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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-23

told, the season has been uufav
orable and the result is indiffer
ent, backward crops generally.
Some reports indicate your crops
better presume it is hard to
get labor with you 1t is 50 here
and everywhere il This southern
country, and ! am impressed that
farmers viii have to change
their sysIem-plant what can be
worked without hired labor. By
The way, the agricultural de
partment of "The News" is
worth much 10 the farming in.
lerest-time'y articles well
wri ten
Sad he ea'h, hat Of DR. Jes e
Clifton. He was smart and yer,
PoPnl9 IN the conference. 9th
er' are passing away as lime
goes, paying the debi we all owe.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-23
ASSESSING CANDIDATES.

There is a striking contrast in
the assessments levied on can.
didates in the counties of Ian
caster and Chester. Why they
are so very much higher in our
nelghboring county than in Lam
caster we are at loss to know.
We fail to see why the cam
paign expenses should be any
greater in one county than in
the o;her.
A comparison of the figures in
the two counties may be of in
terest to many on both sides OF
the Catawba. Here are the as.
sessments
For Auditor-Lancaster. So;
Chester, $l3.
For Supervisor-Lancaster, $6.;
Chester, $3.50.
For Legislature-Lancaster, $3.;
Chester, $1,000.
For Probate Judge, Lancaster 50 ;
Chester, $1,000.
For STATE Senator. Lancas er So. ;
Chester, $1,000.
For Treasurer-Lancasser, 81. ;
Chester, $4,000.
For Supt. Ei.-Lancasier, 6.
Chester, $12 so.
Assuming that there are two
candidates for each flee in each
counIy-a low estima,e-Chester
will raise 5000. while Lancaster
will get only $50. We do Mt
mean to say that Chester's assess
ments are too high or that Ian
casters are too low. We are sim
ply struck with the fact that
they are more than three times
higher IN ore county than in tn
Other, when The campiign tx
penses are supposed to be prac
tlcall y the same in each coun.
ty.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-23
Ten"i!t House BagHed

a 'e"ant house in Cedar Creek
tnwnship, on the plantation OF
"ltte Brothers of Charleston,
was de- troy ed by fire last Tues
day The buiidirg va, occupied
"y Reuben Moses, coIorcd. wto
Iost practically everything no
had. The origin of the fire is not
known.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-23
Saturday, June %, 1906
FAR@ERS' INSTITUTES.

Inc news recently gave full
account of the kind of work it is
proposed by the Clemson College
authorities to do this summer in
the Farmers Institutes to be
held under their auspices in
various parts of the state. The
new features, added since last
years Institutes, were pointed
out and description given OF
the exhibit cars used. We at the
same time urged upon the farm
ers of Lancaster to take steps to
have as many institutes held in
his county as possible.
We are therefore pleased to
note the fact that some of our
progressive farmers have lost no
ime in the matter, and as a re-
suit of their efforts, several in.
stitutes are scheduled to be held
L. ~ p"0e'
and dates are: At Pleasant
Valley, July 23'd; Lancaster,
July, Oath; Antiocb school house,
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-23

A French woman has just dis
covered hat she married dead
man, the man having been deal
twelve years. Many an Amerir an
woman has found out in much
less time that she was welded to
a man worse than dead.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-23

The News aud Cour:er's indict
meut Of Mr.. Perry Mackey's hen
for running blind tiger in her
owners well is respectfully re
ferr"d TO the Anti Liquor League
of Lancaster.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-23

One reason why so many We
men walk wabblv IS because
their notions OF propriety are
slcw-fOOted
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-23

Entered as secondclass matter Oct. = IaOr,
VI the postOmce at lancaster =. c.. under Act
Of Congress OF March g. 1879.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-23
Condemnation of the
Opening of a Dispensary in
KerShEW--The Lancaster
County Campaign--Geor-
gia'S Hot Gubernatorial
Race-Crop Outlook 9th
er Matters of Interest.

Mr. Editor: The establishing
of a dispensary in the small end
of Kershaw, under all the
circumstances, is an outrage, as
| view it Just think of IT. l.
was voted out OF The town by a
nice majority an1 municipa
officers put in char2e who were
expected to carry out the will
Of the people and give them a
nice, C can, dry town. What are
the facts in the case. | am in
formed saw it publ shed) that
a majority, if not all, the "city
fathers" opposed the reform
measure and advocated the es.
tablishmemt of the afores8id
dispensary. 1t seems TO me the,
made a great mistake, viewer
from any point, and | do hope
the authorities will stop it yet
The principle involved is like a
man possessing a nice home on
the border of his premises and
his neighbor operating a great
nuisance (and what is more
than a grogshop) just at his
door. My old friend Hamel, wko
is on the ground, aud who il
made of the right kind OF metal
l hope will be successful il
overturning the evil contem
plated. would like to say more
"along on this line", but must
desist, as | can only write p
short letter and want 10 say a
few words on other lines.
| see YOU have q pretty good
field of candidates at last, and
you know | am always concern
ed and speculate as to the out
come.
To make it lively you nee
another candidate for Treasurer.
| have no means Of knowing
but 1t strikes me there is a good
opening for my old friend w.
L. Van!anlingham. | do not
know Mr.. Blackmon, but no
doubt he is good man. 1t j.
likely | knew his ances ors. |
would like to know his father
and grandfather's given name.
| would not be surprised if the
race for the state senate does not
take on con~iderable interest
before the campaign is ended.
From the number of candidates
1t would seem that the office OF
supervisor is most desired. |
must quit specu!ating on the
election, or otherwise | will get
my "foot in it,.
AS you see from the papers,
we are having a very heated
cam paign for Governor. | still
believe Smith is in the lead, and
if he Is not defeated by corpora
ton money he will be elected.
Both candidates (Smith and
HoweID have been here and so
far as brains 20, Smith towers
head and shoulders above his
opponent. | hope and believe
ms election Is sure, which meals
much for the common wealth, IN
nv hmm hi n niniDn
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-23
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-23
7 ours truly,
j w. Twittv

Valdosta, Ga, June 10, 1906
L. s. This letter goes up
earlier han anticipated be,au.e
wanted to sound an early
warming against the proposed
dispcnsary.
j w. II.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-06-23

Zone bv one we drop out and
g" to our destiny. KIND regards
to friends.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-22
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico.

FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
a la Succession de Teola Soliveras por
el presente edicto que Sc publicara
en- el BOLETIN MERcANrIL, duran.
te un mes y Una vcz por semana.
Sc noti6ca 4 ustcdcs que sc ha pre-.
sentado en- la ohc1na del Secretario
de Ia C0rte de San Juan, Distrito
Judicial de San Juan Puerto Rico.
la demanda del actor anteS citado.
en- la cual sc reclama su causan =
.'e quinientos ochenta siete do
iIArs s. centavos { lntercSe& del 6 por
ciento anual desde la fecha de la de-
manda (2o de Junio de 1905 sc les
.notlfica que habiendo fallecido su re-
ferlda ctusantc Dofia Tecla S0liveras
V ida de Roman la Corte a virtud de
mocion del demandantc ordena sc les
cite uStedes con Ia prevcnci6n de
que deberan compa. ccer deatro dc los
trelnta d}as con'ar desde Ia pubica-
ci6n del tll,lmo cdicto.
\ * notif.& / Gstcd Qre lie no
comparete / a,eCar i Que SO dc
recbO convcn&an, lbs demandantes
podran SolIci,ar y obtencr fallo por la
cantld&d oe So dollars s. centavos {
intercSta rcc.anados.
ES Abogado de la pare demandan-
te D~n Wenccslao Bosch.
EXtendjGa baiO III fTma scIlo de
Ia Corto.-S.n Iuan Puerto Rico, hoy
: 60 sept item 6re @e 900 IosG ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-22

Todos los tradicionales acen-
tos del melodrama, repetidos
durante su vida de artista, sur
gian de sus labios, vivos, natu-
lrales y palpitantes, como rea-
nimados por ell dolor sincere del
amante abandonado.
Juana recobro muy pronto la
salud, pues el medico prosiguiS
el tratamiento en- el sentido
ideado por el comico. Este pro-
metio esCribir desde Paris fin
gidas cartas de la madr9. Sc
mejante artificio vivific0 aun
mas el coraz6n de Juana. Ell
tema no podfa ser mas sencillo.
mi querida hija: Me he con-
Tducido asi por TIL bien. Mas
tarde Sabras la verdad de 10
ocurrido, con todos suS detalleS.
Era ell dnico medic de que po-
dia disponer, etc, etc
EstaS cartas COntenian TN ad-
mirable cantico de sentimien-
tos. Ell doctor las leia Y, con-
templando Ell papel, Sc encogia
de hombros y deCia para sus
adentros: TDios mio, 10 que
debc sufrir csc hombre!"
Juana otorg6 su mano a otro
de sus pretendientes, Una tar
de en- que fu6 ell doctor a felici-
tar a los novios, uana le dijo:
He tcnido carta de mi ma
DIRE, una carta preCiosa, Ia me-
jor de todas.
FL doctor fue a leerla junto a
una vcntana.
Mientras los novios hablaban,
no pensando mas que en- ellos
mlSmOS, ell doctor entreg6 la
carta al abuelo. diciendole en-
voz baja, con lagrimas en- los
ojOs:
les la ultima que escribe
esc desdichado!
Leon FrGPiS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-22
Cuentos ajenos
Ell ULTlMO PAPEL
Conclusion )

-Vengo, sefiorita, delegadc
por la Academia para hace1
una information rclativa a IN
importante premio a la virtud
que ha de conceder la ilustre
corporation a quien representa-
y va ne recogido algunas mott
CiaS acerca de la inexplicable
partida de su madre de usted
Cream ustedes que esa senors
ha realiZado una accion verda-
deramente metoria.
Sc han esCritO muC has obras
references a la sublimidad ma
ternal; pero nunCa podra ago
tarse tan importante tema.
Esa madre vino aQui tardia-
mente para asiStir al matrimo-
nio de su hiia, careCiendo de
una autoridad absolute, a causa
de dctcrminadas circumstances
que no hay que reCOrdar.
Descubrc que su hija CORE
un grandisimo peligro, como su
descubrimiento no esta basado
mas que en- tina conviction mo-
raj, sospecha, desde luego, que
la salvaCion ha de ser imposi-
bic. Sin embargo, retlexiona y
piensa que su hiJa va a ser en-
tregada a un hOmbre sin cora
Zon, a un calavera, falsO e hi
pocrita, que solo Sc casa con
ella por su dinero para robarla,
para martTatarla Y hacerla mo-
rir de pena Como impedir Sc
melaAte abominaCion?
EntonCeS eStalla el horoiSmO
maternal Y sc manifesto el sa-
crilcio personal que nada puc
de detener.
La madre emplea cl unico
medic de descnmascarar al trai.
dor, armandole una celada en-
la que ha de caer i1remislble-
mente: Soy mucho mas rica
que mi hija. Partamos."
Dispenser ustedes que pre-
pare aQui en- CiertO mOdO la me-
moria que tendre que desarro-
liar ante nueStra asamblea
pcrO me veO arraStrado por la
admiration.
Los abuelos contemplation al
personsje, cuya palabra adqui-
ria tai perfection, que no sa-
bian 81 repreSentaba un papel 8
deCia la verdad.
La joven cstaba como una as
hxlada que tOmara aliento i
sacudldas, alargando el cuello
y abrlendo la boca. POGO a po-
co ibase irguiendo en- su butaca.
Neiase penetrar eli ella la
vida como Sc We subir Ell vino
rojo en- una botella que sc esta
ncnando.
-lQuien podra apreciar en-
su JustO valor-prosigui0 el CO.
mlco-un aCtO de abnegaci6n
Tan pTOd1g1OSO: iP1enSen uSte
deS en- esa fuga con ell hombre
abor1ecid0 en- esa iniusta CON
denacion sufrida en- silencio
en- esa < pantOsa injustIcia de
pasar por una infame a los ojos
de todos a los 0j0s de su propia
h1Ja, a Ia que tantO adora!
Fl c0mlcO mezcl6 sus sOllOz0s
de morlbundo d los sollozos de
felicidad de Juana Y a los sollo-
ZoS de los abueIos.
-. IichC>a Ia criatura-diic
el bngido deIe&ado dc la AGA
dem}a que ha podido inspIra1
tan prod1gIOs0 hero 5m0!
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09

Brown g. Son hay. s,Ai,, feed. GOAL.
Successors TO E. r. Millar. At
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09
NEW FEATuRE-A largo man. /.

NEW FEATURE-A large man.
ufacturers' hall is among the build.
ings planned for the state fair this
year In PUEBLO The structure is to
have q frontage of 500 feet and will
cost in the neighborhood Of IS, 900
Each manufacturer will be asked to
subscribe for ten front feet at $40 a
foot to raise the money necessary
for the erection Of building.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09

REDUCE FREIGHT RATES
Freight rates on merchandise between
Denver and Grand Junction are being
cut by the Denver and Rio Grande
aud Colorado Midland railways and
after the tariff sheets are revised.
Denver merchants will be able to com
pete with Salt Lake City for the bust.
ness of the Western slope. Officials
Of the two roads are comforting re.
gsrding the reductions.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09
EARLY FLowERs-1t ia nrohab1

EARLY FLOWERS-It is probably
not commonly known that flowers
have been in bloom in yards in West
Florence for two weeks, but suoh ID
the case. Julius McCandless, .
prominent farmer Of the West End
last year Ilanted kind of yellow
flower that is very pretty. Notwith.
standing the frost aud Ice Of the last
fortnight the plants have been bloom.
ing all that time. In one corner OF
the lot are the flowers " hile in an
other. probably more shaded. is ice.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09

ELRS DANCE-The dance given In
Morgan hall last night was attend by
a big crowd and everybody enjoyed
themselves to the limit. The hall
was nicely decorated for the occasion
in purple and white. the ooiors Of
Elkdom. Punch was served by Misses
Mildred Davie and Rens Gibbs. who
were sttired in white.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09
INDIcEsrIoN'S RECORD

~The best remedy can prescribe for yous IN
digestion, madam, Is Green's August Flower.
Iknow Of several other physicians who pre-
scribe 1t regularly"
Indigestion 10 making an awful record
as a cause of sudden deaths. 1t is beat
Ing heart-failure in its CHASTITY harvest.
You read in the papers daily of appar.
emily healthy and even robust men being
suddenly attacked with acute indigestion
after enjoying hearty meal, and Of their
dying In many cases before physician
could be called In.
This should be warning to you who
suffer with regular or periodical attacks
of indigestion. If these unfortunate vic
Tins OF acute indigestion had taken a
small dose Of Green's August Flower be-
fore or after their meals they would not
have fallen prey to such sudden seizures.
August Flower prevents indigestion by
creating good digestion. 1t also regulates
the liver. purifies the blood and tones up
the entire system in a natural way.
Two sizes, a5c and 7sc. All druggistA
For sale at CITY DRUG STORE
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09

TWO OANDIDATES-The lodge of
the Royal Neighbors OF America last
night initiated two candidates. There
was to have been eleven limitations
but for some reason the candidates
could not get there to have the honor
conferred. A lunch was served after
ths routine work.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09
The North End Poultry Yards

Original Silver Laced Wyandottes and
Silver Spaugled Hamburgs. A few very
fine cockerels for sale. You need new
blood in your flock to increase health
and egg production. Eggs for batching
for sale. Come and sec EN- Thev are
beauties. ID. L. KIMM ELL, Prop.
3l8 w. 7th ST., Florence
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09
JoTTINos ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

LEG BROKEN-John McFie. an
employe Of the Union mill. had one
Of his legs broken by having it caught
in the belt under the rolling floor
in the roll room.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09

PIANO TUNING-Am in Florence
on semi-annual tour. Those needing
my services send word through gener.
al delivery postoffice. F. V. Tay lor.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09

ANOTHER AD--Iu aa. ther column
OF this paper may be seen the adver.
tis"ment Of J. O. Mcdaniel. the West
End groceryman. Mr.. Mcdaniel IL
establishing a nice. lucrative business
in tina: part of town.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09

Junior Irish festival March l2. X.
of p. ball. Admission 200. Pro-
gram and refreshments $40
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09

Colorado climate is responsible for
anything.
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09

A. II. Fox practical piano tuner,
will call on his friends in this city.
7.9x
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09

For high grade garden hose and
bicvcle tires to 20 A. Uhri'e. 4S go
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09

Cucumber Cream makes the face
like velvet-Palace Pharmacy. 48ti
The daily tribune., 1906-03-09

For sale at CITY DRUG STORE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
FORTUNATE SALT LAKERS.
Owners Of Mason Valley Property
Are Greatly Elated Over Discovery.

The members of the Mason Valley Cop
per company, who are Utah people, oper-
ating on the Dyer group of mines in this
district says the Lyon County Times, are
considerably elatcd over strike made in
the mine last Sunday and Monday The
cdmbanN has been driving n long tunnel
on the Dewey claim to tap the ledge In
dicated TO exist by over sixty feet OF crop
pings on the surface. This ledge, or a
body of ore. has beer encountered in the
face of the tunnel which so far shows up
about eighteen feet OF ore which Will
probably assay from to per cent The
orc has not been run through yet, so II Is
not vet known how wide the ledge is.
The management has already started
lower tunnel on tho property and has
made about thirty feet up to the time OF
writing This new tunnel Will be In the
nc!ghborhood OF 1000 feet in length. and
when il strikes the ledge Will give depth
OF over 500 feet OF stopping ground. The
new strike has added much TO the value
OF the property
Capt. Tibbits of the company left for
Salt Lake Thursday Ia confer with the
other stockholders relative to pushing the
work as rapidly as possible and also 10
arrange to do some development work on
the Spragg property. which this company
now has under bond. and which lies close
20 and in the same belt as the Dyer group.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
MASON VALLEY STRIKE.
Rich Discovery Made Near Ground
Belonging TO Salt Lnkers.

new gold discovery was nndo in the Ma
con Valley range. four miles west Of Gcrne-
ION Wednesday. by August Taubert and assoc
aiatcS which is considered OF great significance
md has created excitement and a rush 10
stake locations Gays tho Nevada state Jour
nal II s located near the crest Of the range,
nut far from the well known DYER Copper
mine The ledge Ia Of good width and the
assay shows value OF Sl05 per ton. The best
feature of tho matter is that II opens up an
important new ncld fnr gold prospoctors and
the range win soon swarm With them. as they
nave been collecting hero for the last week
or two with eye TO the Walker Rlycr In
llnn reservation. soon 10 be thrown open. This
Important discoN cry offers them an Immediate
field of research without any waiting and ono
Of great promise.
Galley and tEc rcscrvetion for prospcctors has
;ust been finished by George u. James. clyil
engineer. formerly of Denver. but now OF
Reno d z Mcpherson. n graduate OF the
Columbia School OF Mines. Now York. has 10
Gated hero AMI opened an assny Office and is
already d1lnS business. There VIII be business
rcrc for half Il dozen abSaycrs shortly, If pros
pcctors nnd buyers keep up the rush that has
set In Tor NerinEton . feW weeks longer. The
weather here Is brautlful-no snow-fnrners
rlowirg and planting and villagers making
Sardon-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-19
Unusual Argument Advanced.
WATER HINDERS WORK.
Deep Mining in Goldfleld Finds Diff
culties to Be Overcome,


In tho great January mine ore ship
ments continue to be made regularly; ore
that is being mined from the numerous
drifts. Wines and shafts that are being
driven and sunk In conjunction with the
policy of the management TO thoroughly
explore and block out the various ore
bodies with view In the future OF erect
cost and with all possible profit to the
company. says the Goldheld Sun.
TWO shafts, or rather wines, In par
tlcular, which are now being started one
on what Is termed the east vein. both on
the 300sfoot level are expected soon to add
ful ther startling developments as to what
lies underground in the deeper levels OF
Go6tield mines,
1t has long been the intention OF the
January management TO sink deep. per-
haps thousand feet OF more. as soon as
conditions are favorable for such move
There are many drawba cSs to this action
not only in tho January. but also in the
surrounding. standard mines.
That drawback is water Not tho lack
of water, as many might Surmise who live
in civilization and believe that Goldheld
scepago water underground on the lower
levels of all the mines
There is one fact that the manaScmentS
OF all the various companies are aware OF,
and that is that whichever sinks a deep
Shaft first will In nil likelihood drain oil
the other mines ThoTe Is where the shoe
pnches. Undoubtedly some means will be
found in time 80 that all may come to
mutual understanding and whenever that
time comes it may be predicted that not
cne. but all the mines VIII inauguratc Il
policy of deeD sinking.