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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
gbiabrtstasc Der EaHaaicr'9 ampic,
1pn Wclu.glprf.

PIN 1. Ie5ember Gompier nIlge.
ria" noh Neopel.
snt 1. 9e5ember 1nnpfcr ,Wa.
bonra" nod Heopel uno WorieincS.
gm I. Gc5ember Gampicr nGbilas
bclpbio" nnh Soutbompton.
Nm 1. Gc5ember Tompier nWcla.
6o" nad 2onOon.
Nm I. Sc5emlbcr 9ampicr nEa.
tricio" nod Som6urg.
gm I. Ge5cmber Gompicr oSaro.
uio" ltod) 2iperpool.
Nm /. Gc5crnbcr Gompicr DErin.
5ciiin Srcnc" nud Ncopel ulo o..
nlld.
gnl A. 0cScmbcr GampIcr u9oiitr
@ilbclm Scr 3lucite" nod) 9rcmcn.
am A.. Tc5cmber Gpfr. nMoltfc"
noh Neopcl nitb @cnua.
Mm A.. Ge5ember 9ompicr .Slo'
ponio" mad, Gibraltar mo Tcopcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
In Wcrifp beran6t.

Stoot Werifo, Is. Mon. -
@arpnin @ralcttn, cine 9~ciuderin
ans ScItrcid), iou im biciiacn .Sotci
Sicn5" nm $4,000 mertb Ginmnnten
uno ,Silmeleu beItoblen mor0en iein.
Gie Saronin iibergab Die Shmuf.
laden Dem Glerf SIR Nuibenubmr1g.
Dad, ibrcr Giidfebr bon elmer flir5en
Gciie ialo lie, Dab Die S%dJmltiafen
aus Dem Yadet e%nticrnt uulO ourd)
eili0c olte Miin5en ericbt morben.
Wporcbeao, ser Glert, CAB ieinc Stel.
hnn9 aui. m1brcno lie abueieuo mar,
uno lit ieitoem nid)t mebr 0clcben
moroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
Vrieibci1rSernua mad, benz Nnslanor

Die auSIdnoif6e Bolt fir oicie am 1. Dc
ieniber enoencc 9sote lhIiebt IN allen Baden
piirfiiid In benz 0duptbiircdu wie foipt:
Die E1det, Bot III often bon 0 llbr Wioreens
bis 8 ubr HabnItitaeO tigIth, ulisscnomn,elt
Soititaas.
ale Badctgoft mad @robbritannien uno Sr.
ldHo ffltebt Stenltdgs uno SrettogS UNI 8 ubr
Sampler fabren bon aieip'yorf ab bis anocrs
.Anantiine Voa.
5reitde lint q ubr Hberee iiu6 Sr'
lnlto, per Dairipfer ,9nrolitu" pin Gteeistoipti
(gcit nab %anoeren 3bcilen bon europa nnB
.pet Qarctia" %aoreiiiti ieii) I'M Z llbr NbcHoS
mad, europa per Sdnipier philadelphia" ptu
B~Iiiitoutb ii1o 9berbolra.
tOh nan cub rns Gtniratamertfa, SET
osn ga 8laia.tsessnesn per Sampler ". o
sarrinaaa|; nm 10 llbr absnes la6 ben Sa'
5reitaa nm 10 llbr abenos llad Gu
rnedo. Sene5ueIa uno Colombia per Samptcr
oMiaraeaito"; mad Rorto Sieo per Eanipier
lno gSino'uarb' SnieIu per Eumpier ~Bretpria":
nut Sortune Sslnio ulto Sarnaiea per Saripier
sSdritu": nab Surbaoos per Euntpter rGiiii'
tesra; na6 0neaian lno Gan'pebe per SaIiplcr
Gie Rot nan gieufuublano pid g,oro, Sponcu
uiio rdt Wlioueipi ptd Bottom inlieBt bier tao
Tampa td9li9 um I lbr g,adbmitiaes: nan
9oiln Nieo. Scnbnros tCittiite). Niearaaua
(cttfiifte) lno @uaianlala bta Rem. Orleans
idsii6 I'M 2 iibr Na6miitaos nno 10 ilbr
Ibeiios.
1rnne.Y aciiie.Ypft
Nrettug - nm 10 ubr IbenoS ndcb Sns
natl. @ndui uRb ben 9bilippinen oia Gan
Sruueisep.
Sonntdg INT I llbr slhenos mad, sfis
%itraIier. oer SiiiaSnleln uno. Tenseaieoonieit
hin Soncouper: nab Sapan. 9orca mo Gbira
thur fpejiea a%orefiirt) oid Seattle: INN 10 tltr
abenhs nod SGpaii, Sapan. Gorea. esinu una
ben Rbilippiuen DID Sau 5rnnelseo.
Sic Foit ndf 9seiiSeeIanb, Wuitrulieu. 9,ers
euleoonien. Saulud. Snipaii uio Slit SnfeIn
riu san SrGneiseo fdliekf bier, fdaIicb tim
10 llbr abenoS bis ann %. December.
u. Vaa Sarris, poftneifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
Sdliffsnadlridltcn.

Ncm Dorf, %. Non. Ab9c-
aonacn lit BON bier Der Gompfcr
,9ticup-N nltcroom" nod Hottcroom.
9rcmcn,2 6. Nop. - Nod 9oltir
more iubr Der Gompfer .9ronben'
burg" ab.
YuIermo 0, y. Nou. - Abgefob.
rem noh New.Oorf lit Der 9ompier
rYonnonia."
GuecnStomn II, %. 9top. - gn.
Oclon9t bon NGu.Dorf mo nod
2iperpool peiter9ciubrcn lit Der Gam.
pier y9altic."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29

Wats. 3utliDr 12,3lo Viild)el,
Wcrionbt bon ben Gleputoren 16t ,234
@uifel; Gleuutore .@orratb 456.2S2
Yuihel. Gcrfouie: 10000 Sabr 5lt
1914, 10000 Sonuor III 4S. 10000
Subr 81 1875. "a Noggolts neuer
Spot 81 lS12, 6 Woggons 1r. = mei
Der Spot Gneli) 81 1877, 10000 Sabr
81 1872, > @oggons Stconlcr gc'
miid)tcr Spot ~ 45H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
Il. G upttet [.

~ie fsrrer Icnrer 9roGte in
10y ieins 1rdume Elm Sommern
~ m Der perriesslten 5hiire.
Ter aolege itano orauben
lno mubntc podenb unb rufsro oen
Iiumigen 4lpenforis an feline Rsprd,
neutrality-suspicious..
@ber Der fiimmerte iih rosnia UNI
bas gbrenomt. 0ott Iei Saat = er
lag i'm gett. 9abin tonnte i9m tpsosr
oos rWilo, Girnol" folssn nod uls
rid Shnseooat oosr Ionit per. Gr
bate Rube. Sdfaf unb Grieb.n.
Der Ghfdf pur bod ods Bette!
Woften Ole oa unt,n ie.-s 15eSte feiern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29

Safer 3uflibr 20,907 Vuld}el;
ans ben GIeuotorcn 5urildge5ogcn
12,1T 9uidel; @lcputoren &orratb
297 .St5 @llldel. Terfolit puroen &
WuggonS Nr. 3 peiBcr I'M @leootor
III 80, I @oggon 9tr, 3 WeiBer I'M Gle
pator 81 1894, I @oggon Nr. 3 mel.
Der I'M @lcpotor 5I 1872.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
FIRST CALL.

10000 llniieo otps, inc. Cuib. IT. GtfS.).. d9N
5000 llniteo Nbs, inc. (Mo. II. Gtis.).. COS
5000 llnitco &bs. inc. CO'b. IT. GtfS.).. 10
900 llniteS 9ibS. 5nnbina ser. ....... 50
1900 llniteo nus. 5unoing 5er......... Ssst
1000 sSeftcrn yiprtb Gar. .t1Sh
5000 llnitco RniIraDS inc ........... 6tIs
400 Gin Scr, 1916 tH8. 2,).N........10 1904
1000 g%irrfolt Nh. & 9igbt Der. ..,...... 97Is
1000 Goniolio. Gas Ger ............. 106
% Baltic, Ntcf. Il Seating. .......... 20
10 BALTIC. Rel. & Seating ........... 2iI2
800 lluitco Huihuubs ............... 1914
Al Com. Il 5nrm. Vunt (S. G)......133N
60 9tortbcrn Central 100
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
Baltimore Warft6cridDtc.

9oItimorc,2 S. Nou. 1906.
Mebl. - 3ufubr 1904 6olIer, Cit
i6licBlih - SGiicr 81 2ocuit.Yoint
llrO $3.50 Sdjicr I'll Canton. Gie NO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
6aHtnu uno Stabtaubtuiun
shr1iot's rGiheuiranS.Naitc,"
E,fr 4 MN Wuunh.Strofr

VIII .. WUD WUHNU' ETtuHC.
Soupinucriier hes ygubcrn SER lln.. s1er.
Gins" r@i6cnfrd13 : Sdnen : TcretnS,"
nganturl Smrnerpdbren zen Vous mno 9eibs
gereius, nSc.ttfhe 3tniitblihieit" inb
rScipersGoniInoe 9ir. AIS, 3. 8. g."
Srifdes '9ier 81 icoer 3cit. q. & D.
5eIep1on. &olle 1923 8.
Gnrina's Canton 9ieberfranS-Sane."
shomeit.Gde Q. ctr. u. Gait.yue., Canton.
Sanptouariicr oes -GuntunsQieber.r1n8".
eiitefinuoe ieoen Wifiipoh Nb,no. Ser
&anleHsGerein berfnmmclt Tih ieben Sicns
Tag MGsns; JMaiionG "a a,gief an 9apf'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
Ssnrs &. alriu's Mchunrnut,

Gr. 216, 6ian', naBe So,uaro' Strabe.
EorSiieIi6e ySeire. Gpiriiuulcn II. u.tion.
Si9nrrelI. 9lclies Sicr AM 3upt. eunih
fir 8ef6Gfislcrie bon li.30 Born. bis
2 ubr NldmiiiCgS. Ielcpbon, =. & y.
= vi. Sermon 3O0S y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29

@ci5cn. - 3uiubr 21.766 BIT
idpl; Tcrianot bon Den gIcpatprcl
1929 Nuid)el; Glepotoren &orrotb
S74,so2 Vuihcl. GerfGuie: 10000
Ie5cmber III Az, 10000 Sonuar 81
76, 10000 Ic5cmber 5u 7412, 1000
Stconlcr Jtr. = rotber Spot SIT 6SH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
SECOND CALL.

$500 GouioIio. Gas Ger. .........,..t0 6
5000 llnitco AOtlpdpS .SS%
1000 llnitco &aihuabS er........... ssN
2000 Detroit Il, ilacr. ............... 92A
1000 Cotton Nlcl Der. .,........... s4E
10000 Senbonro ier ............... 50
5000 ecnboaro 4cr s2ta
1000 sltI. Gpni, at. Nh. 1906
$500 llriieo Rus. Stumbling Der. ....... 80
% Goinao Gis. @id6. cont. ......... 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29

Goggen.-3ufubr 1850 9uid)el;
aus Den @lepotoren 5urildge5ogen
1855 9uid)eI; Glcpotoren 8orrotb
t22.026 Vuihcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
8. spabm's 9iehnurant.

Rr. 923, Tpro.eecn', nabe anthpnn, ctr.
eiaees Or. 500, ). ,. "" .Sienben.Si'
iirifis CIR. 1906" nS6iGersSiiirttts 3r.
1903. 3. Il. 8.," uub nSiftritlS pr. 80.
3. II. y. Sale an gcreine III bernie
then.- 6ciniie Niere. gSeine uno dnbere
Setrdufe. Eel: s. g. Z. 8oIfe U20 U.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
Hham Hnpp's 3citanramt.

VT. 11U4, N0ro.NfntrnIsN0ctne.
Der sHorouit Snimcripdbrcnoer Hnuoerein
BON baltimore" bcf C lnteIt li6 bier ieoeu
RoriGg. - 9eor1e @rebnt x Cons bier
ON 3apt nab oeutfbcr grt oircft bonn
Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
0erfdugt.

500 pro yNodlc jun WilTaii0
uirh al Wiiodhen he61blt, Die etuus bonn be
trieb elmer gIibnl1ibile oeriteben. gSir f6lie.
Nrbeit bon euteu 4ciblpnnren. 70 iuinibens-
iucrtb cinaert6tct. baB ie ihb bel crporbener
llebuig out 8nblt. 9ta65uiruaen bel gSiic
Srus., Or. 1875 bis 1872, @cit.S apcttc, etafc.
(gtop2t ,1MD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29

Sin Mdhdhen bon Is bis 10 Snhret fir leihte
Nnusarneii in elmer iIeincn 5amilie; quite SeLs
inni6. 9inn3ufrneeu i'll ~. ti3, SaS'eetbr'
riucs StraBc. (o55-p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
gieI @clS an Dcroicncn

nit Semitic, SbIis uno Beinbau. Scrinee In'
6abIune, leihte geoineuneeIi fir fIeiBtge Sac
mer. eine i~Iuitrirte grof6iire ipIro fret per'
fanot. Nian i6reibe besbaIb an
.. gabenbuup, iii R.'G9nriessStr.,
(Septt0, 12@ite) Baltimore, NIB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
Steacngcindc.


Sin iuiger b~clitlder midrt ird)t Ste(le ais
guiiudricr in cirenl ocutidcn Glnb pocr %]ieii1!ls
rant ubcr ais @driner. 9tad5niraacli bel Sunic
0,eher, Nr. 200G, EitsWaoifun'S trnfc.
t332-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
0rrlauat:
8erIangt i'm A%asemeinen.
Observation-Disclosures

Trutfthc3 Observation-Disclosures. Yhrcau.
Or. 21y. SihsSbnrp-S troBe, uuter oer Auffi4t
Der .Scutf6eH 8cieufbaft." - Sieieniaen. Die
oi beiddftigcn piiniGen, poucn ff pcrioidih
poer In franlirten 8rieien CT oei Ieentcn Der
6efeuf6aft, Subanu ,. Meper, Simmcr 11Hs,
9ir. 2f5-2t7, 0uartlano,e trafc, ne:loeu. mel
der unenteeItiiG @~isiunft crfbeilen ipirb. =
Grreditunbcn bon 1 bis 3 llbr. (San27,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29

TGHc ;nr Teiic ms Naslanb &c.
foraf 6. Saline, Nr. 4f3, Cit.yalti.
murc- Strafc, nabe Gpifmmbonie.Apc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
otcncacimM

Gin octtfher Mani fu6t Stcuc fir 9dnci.
berarbctt iit Sans. nm &picn ltlo Aeiieli nb6lis
%tertiacn. Nind5uiru9ct i'll N. jo2. AicGnitbs
Strafc. t339-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
I. ". adcrr,nnn's Snne,

NurooIt.Gdc Cough. unb 6arpitnr.etr
N%oupianariier ocs .9oDcrn $ Idnucr,
dbors." Notwithstanding ieoen 9pn'
ncritGa Nbcnb. Geue Witglieber piIiom'
men. 8ot5liqIi6es Sier Der .gsatioiial'
0tduerei" an Sapf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
gerlaust Sranen nub Nahden:
Ver(auut:

Weflangf:
Gin complexities b~elItidDcS Snu5mdoben ooft
Srnl in elmer 60milic bon orel Nerlorcll; liel.
ileS 0ars, quite 6eilHutb; Observation-Disclosures
9obn. gIdd6uiruacu in Tr. 2632, Sr'Saift'
mprc.Strasc. t333-0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29

9auner, nm Srnrsierir Hooitdtcn St fterls
pcIn, 9lrbeit am Gage uocr Nheuos. $t.50 onS
Snbenb; Mrbcit mad ocm &dnic 9ebrnbt. 3n
crtrueen I'M 3inlnler gtr. 1. 6~Glnert'Sani'8e'
bduor, Sumaros nno SaratugasStrakc.
(320-34)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
Sin Saraaiu fir ScimltGttc- Smde,

Sin Bargain fir ScimItattc.S mder.
Sebn older eutcn urburer 2auoes fir @e.
mil eban, ~ WieiIen bon Der Sabuftation uHb
10 WPeilen bon oer Staoi, bei Gulteruibaalcr'
eanbttraBe %entternt, IN ariie a~rnnhel'@ount9;
8reis $3.50.
anbrrorm elm 5 NIB ~ ader grunpfhRd nab
etn 2 Ader 8rnnoftiid.
3dlfie gegen Baar; Jieii nnh Scorer Beauert.
linfeit. stomrlt oorbereiiet 5Im Ibl1lub oes
eanoels. pern @ub bas &aro gefdut.
yScpcrn Stealth Gumpang,"
Rr. iii. Vprb.e haries.e trake.
{heait4 ,tS)
On uerfnnieu:
9rattboue q uno 3sliDdiee Nobnbduier In
anen 9beilen &GIiirnore's. Nues neue, pon rlir
gebnrtc Sdnier; iunn 81 Den bonn Ndufer ae'
ipiinfhtcn Seo;nauneen ocriauten; nit ODER
obne Srunb6ins. Widn fpre1e Dor ooer lhrelbe
CIT
6. y. guroette,
II Eh.2eriugtpa.S ctr,
Sofiman guiding, 2. Slppr.
e. & 81. Bbpne = Ct. Ynul 3104.
Wio. Ybone 2ourilano 602.
fGept1h-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29

Sine oerette ,Sran iiir bic ungeneinc Naus'
orbcit. inlpic cinige gtdbtcrinnet an Irbcttss
boiensNdhmni6inen. giah5uirooeH III 9r. 1896,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i332-a)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29

Sin beutfber Wiurn il6i irgerbpcI6e BE
idnitialing.. 4idn a%oreifire: ~. II. 49," Scut.
liner Gprrcippuocnt. (332-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29

Satub Riet' ,Wiciuoic.S aIIe,"
esarspft.Gdc upn 2u,p, uno 5urrcft. ctr.
1nipfninriicr oeS @ef1lgDereins rWielos
&erfnnlmluiaen ocs centennial Mieeecrs
NercinS" iebcn g. Iino 4. Sicnitna i'm
Wiunat. Telepbon-e. & 9. Nplfe 1856 U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-29
,Seutioe SdlllIErafc.

ScrfGnfc oni ser bieii9cn giicftcn.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-08-15
DUE WEST
FEMALE COLLEGE,

Il With full facrltv OF five men and nine wo.
men. l45 pupils-25 per cent. increase over
last year. New Cargenie Dormitory with all
modern com fortR, ready for occupancy IN the
fall Usual extras. Board and tuition Sl50OC
REV. JAMES BOYCE, Pres.
>Due West, Abbevile Co., S. G.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-08-15
LOWNDESVILLE.
Lo WIND esville, Aug. 13, 19(

lIO aug. lOi 1OOO
Mr.. Ernest Johnson, Telegraph
Operator at Anderson, the G. and w.
G.. railroad came down last Saturday
week ago, and has since been with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. O. Johnson.
The pastor, Rev. J. n. Booth CT the
Baptist church in this place contin-
ued the services begun yesterday q
week ago till, and including the ser.
vice Friday night.
Miss Montague Huckabee spent the
past week with friends at Verderey.
Tuesday morning, Mrs. Billie Will.
liams and her daughter Mrs. Charles
II. Baker who have spent some months
at the home of Mr.. IT, Baker in this
place. started upon the return to their
home in the PHILIPPINES. 1t will take
them three or four weeks to reach
their destination, with the bes5 OF
luck.
A few of our young people were hon.
ored with an, invitation to a lawn
party party at Mr.. G.. G. McAllister's
near Latimer, Tuesday night.
Mr.. Mason Miller of Atlanta was
with friends here for several days last
week.
Misses Isabelle Sign and Lula Wide
man of Abbeville visited Miss Lola
Wilson last week.
Mrs. Mamie Wharton of Iva was the
guest of Mr.. It. D. Cooley Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. J. +. Harper and her pretty
little girl of Mccormick were guests of
relatives for day or two last week.
A match game of Base Ball was
played in this place, Thursday be-
tween Iva and LoWndesville, result
80 to in favor of Lowndesville.
Another game was played Friday
evening at the same place, between
Lowndesville and Antreville, result
S to in favor of Antreville.
Mrs. r. w. Barber and her daughter
Mrs. D. n. Bowen who have spent
sometime with kinspeople in the
mountain region, came back to this
place Friday evening.
Mr. r. B. Cheatham candidate for
County Superintendent of Education,
was here for day or two last week,
looking after his interest in the com.
ing primary election.
Rev. r. B. Jones, Presiding Elder
of the Anderson District, after holding
a quarterly conference at Bells on
Friday, came here that evening and
the next day went to the Ridge, where
he preached at II 80 a. m. there held
a quarterly conference and the next
day held preaching service at above
hour, came here and preached at 8 81
p. m.
Mr.. #. M. Miller of Abbeville has
been with friends here for the past
few days.
MIR. r. w. Speer of Anderson came
down Tuesday and remained with re-
latives till Wednesday.
Something happened here Wednes-
day night of an unusual character. A
darkey who was in contract with
Hon. /. H. McCalla and had ran off a
time or two, jumped the contract,
again sometime ago. Mr.. J. M. Huck-
abee found out where he was, brought
him here late in the evening. He was
hand-cutfed and as u further security
was fastened with trace chain in an
out house. That night he in scme
way broke the chain and the next
morning was at his "place of busi-
ness ready to 60 to work.
Troupe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-08-15
The Department of Animal Industry
at Clemson College.

The committee appointed by Glenn
son College to select the animals TO
close options made in May last in ac-
cordance with the Adams Act by con-
gress, has just returned from their trip
to decide rs to what stock were best
suited for the average farmers of South
Carolina.
This appropriation made by the Ma
tioral Congress is for the establishment
at each State Agricultural College a
branch or department of Animal In
dustry for experimental purposes, in
order to breed up standard breed OF
the different breeds of farm stock suit
ed to the peculiar needs, climates and
conditions of the different sections OF
the Unite d States.
Later on, we are informed this i'm.
proved live stock will be disseminated
throughout each State among the
breeders and farmers of each State,
primarily for the purpose of improving
the general agricultural interest OF
each section Of the country under the
supervision of experts sent out by the
government.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-08-15
Farmers Rally at Clemson.

President Nell today, eth August,
surrendered and turned over thstuwn,
paraphernalia and grounds TO the farm
ers of South Carolina, and told them
that Clemson College WAS the property
of the farmers and for the Institute
week, at least all the officers and at
tachees were at the command OF the
farmers, and AS the Farmers Union,
composed by odds the largest and
strongest farmers organization III the
State, great big, grand Farmers
Union Mecca was pulled of Wednes-
day.
National President r.. +. Duckworth
and State President Goodwin made
telling speeches to large gathering OF
farmers there from all over the Stale,
and grand days work for the success
of the Farmers Union Will be recorded
to the credit of this day at Clemson
College.
Arrangements will be perfected soon
so as to have National President Duck
worth and other live-wires OF the
farmers. Union to electrliy the. State
by making an education campaign
over the whole State OF South Carolina
for the purpose of organizing the farm
ers intSthe Farmers Union.
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A Trip ThrOush h Horse Heaven.

In order to make up our minds as tt
what would be the ideal general pur
pose horse for the more progressive
enterprising class of our farmers, Oul
committee visited the farmers Blue
Grass Region of Kentucky, and othel
horse breeding sections Of Ohio, Hi
pois and Indiana. In Kentucky the
whole of this famous Blue Grass re
gion is devoted almost exclusively tC
the breeding of trotters, race and sad
die horses, and now and then few
Kentucky coach horses. Near Pari:
we had the pleasure of examining anC
handling ;'Kentucky Chimes" whict
is to our mind the handsomest three
year. old trotter in the State of Ken
tucky. This,beautiful stallion is wha
we imagine is a true type of justin
Morgan was when he Was three veal:
old. Ifnothing goes wrong colt stree
by'this horse may he seen at Clemson
College some day by the side of it,
dam, one of a pair Of standard breC
road mares selected near Paris, Ken
lucky, by our committee for Clemson
College.
After mature deliberation ano
weighing carefully all the points o.
merits and demerits of the different
breeds of horses our committee have
concluded that the coach horse type il
the best type of horses for general pur
poses on the farm.
We have seen some of the finest
specimens Of Kentucky coachers and
French coachers, and the writer hav.
ing seen the finest stud of Cleveland
Bays in this country also, it is impOr
tant 10 state here that our committee
settled upon the German coach horse
as the best suited for the farm and the
best bred coacher to be found-have
been bred on typical line for coachers
in Germany for more than two cen.
'turies.
After landing at Lafayette. Indiana
it was not long before we were on the
stock farms of j. Crouch e. Son, the
largest importers and breeders Of Ger
man coach horses in America. The
senior member of this farm being 8
, native of Kentucky and possessing all
the qualities of a high-toned gentleman
with that staunch democratic convic-
of the old stamp of kentucky's best
men.
We were soon cogniZant of the fact
that we were in genial company and
talked freely of Clemson College and
its prospects and as its location was al
the old home of John C.. Calhoun and
Ben Irillman,-the farmers one-eyed
god-was the daddy of this college, ii
was pleasure for Mr.. Crouch to do
nate the sum of thirteen hundred dol
lars in the price OF a fine pair of coach
mares Zone of which was imported) to
Clemson College. Among a lot OF
near one hundred fine stations of Ger
man coach, Belgian and Percheron
draft is the famous prize taker, Han
nibal' that last year won all prizes in
his class in the States and Canada. and
the grand champion premium over all
coach breeds open to the world. Barr
ing accidents we expect TO see q fine
pair of colts sired by this grand horse
romping over the grounds at Clemson
College. This horse Hannibal we are
sure has the finest style and action OF
any horse we ever saw in any land, he
bounces along like his legs were made
of steel springs.
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