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FOR RENT-F. n. SMITH OO., 140s \. 7. AVE.
RENTAL AGENTS. BOND BLDG.
WHY MELT IN THE CITY,
DELIGHTFUL APARTMENT IN SUBURBS,
ONLY $40. AS GOOD AS CAN BE HAD IN
CITY FOR $50. FIVE LARGE ROOMS. POR-
CELAIN BATH. ETC. Nos. 505-51S RHODE
ISLAND AVE. NE
FOR RENT
223 DUNCAN ST. NE.
lSr FLOOR; ROOMS AND BATH. >. $3.50
94l MARYLAND AVE. Sw.
lSr FLOOR, 4 ROOMS AND BATH. $3.50
THE r. II. SMITH CO.,
ses-2t No. 14OS New York ave. NV.
FOR RENT. Il; SMITH CO.. I.os n: Y. AVE.
RENTAL AGENTS. BOND BLDG.
TO DESIRABLE COLORED TENANTS
l62D Corcoran ST. NV. 8 rooms and bath.
steam heat Janitor service. e............... S2i 90
oeS2t
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FOR SALE-H0UsES.

FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL 14-ROOM RESI-
dence; frame; immense porch two Sides hot
water heat; good condition; stable; lot S3x22O;
on Newton st. formerly Howard ave.) Just west
Of 14th ST.; small trust becoming due owner
very anxious to sell; wants offer. II. L. RUST,
COS 14th st. NV. se7-tf5
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7o1 9th NV. Or. b. $50 SOL 6s4 sw. Or. b. 80 90
6M ne 6r. B. 20 5o 922 Ing ham NV, ,6r. bis. 20
1887 9Th NV, 6r. .16. 40j1123 5th me- 5r IA 40
1151 Burden ct, Or. $40 i1O7 Half st ct 3r g. 20
FLATS.
2412 18th NV, 81. b. 55 G0I 513 NV. Ar b. 25 90
50 ne. Or. b. .23 90 IlO7k 1st NV 5r b 20 Is
COL ne. 6r. b.. ZOO Al NV Rs 1924 S. 90
STORE.
1401 NV. celia b$5O. 90 14O1 NV eel no dw$25 90
ATWOOD & GARRETT. 1921 New York ave. NV
seS-3 -3tS-12
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lI64 10Th 1or. b. s45 Col 24s4 Pa av, 1or. b. A. 81
1910 Riggs p 12r, SO 90 1902 P, furnished. .5oI6
1911 $, 1or. b. 40 0ol Zig o; 12r big &C
seS-3t F. W. GRAHAM, CIT 14th 1T
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FOR RENT
CoLLINs-GUERRY CO.. 62i 18TH NV.
2224 NV, l2r. .ab. 5000 90 eIPetworth, C, cor,
1857 31st. 1Sr. Sb. 6OOOi Or, b......... $50. 90
1871 DeSales, Tor b50OOt314 18th me-. 6r b. .25 so
Ne cor 34th II. FLATS.
Tor. b.......... 4500l 1878 Iring. Or, b. .27 so
20l7 10Th. 10r, b. .4250 1851 Willard 5r, b. Fl so
i7ss 18TH lor sS 1872 1872 9th
21O4 1st NV, 12r, b. 35 Sol Bolt Dub. av Or Is so
1874 A Sc. Or. b. .30.oO27 Sd ne. Or. b.. 90 90
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FOR RENT
17S4 st. NV. II rooms and two baths
per year. ......... 81 900
n H. ave.. near st.. 10 rooms and bath 75 90
On Q st. NV. near 17th 10 rooms and
bath ......:. ........................ 1900
large grounds '".' . - ~. D e5oo
1882 19th st. NV. excellent condition),
10 rooms and bath. h.................... coco
1901 1tth Ut. NV. IL rooms and two tiled
baths .......................... eooo
3221 School st. NV. IL rooms and BATH. 81. so
bath - ........................ $3.50
steam heat ................. - ........ 40 50
In Bloomingdsle. nice rooms and BATH. 80. 50
tit Sd ST. NV. rooms and bath. $500
439 Q st. NV, rooms and bath. $3.50
Near oath and N sts n.w.. rooms ana
bath ..................... q so
229 18th st. s.e., rooms. ms............. % 20
CHAS. 8. MUIR & co Qnc.), 1903 N. Y ave.
se8-2t
FoR RKNTJTWO l9 TWo-sTORY BRICK
stables in rear OF 1923 and 1925 S2d ST.: ataila
each; room for carriages water and gas; rent
80 each. r. o. HOLTZMAN. 10th and Sta.
NV. se83t
FOE RENT-NO. 1000 EAST CAPITOL, ST.:
KOOMS AND BATH; SA HOT-WATER HEAT; DE
ses-3t 3. q. BRADLEY, 1913 y sr.
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FOR RENT-BY b. L. Z
100 10th. .12r. b, fur. .00C
1887 21st. 11r. 2b. 5000
1911 20th. s10r. 2b. .7a. .M
1920 18th, Tor, b.. 1900
$50 18th. I3r. b.. .@.W
1895 Fairmont. II, 2b60. 30
171o 18th. Or. 2b. 80. q
l748 Ore av, Tor. b.42.0
1912 r. 11r. b. 8
457 NJ, 11r. b. 40. 20
1918 NJ. Or. b. 80
600 18th NV. 6r. b. 80. %
1882 W. Or. cb. 80. 50
65 H NV, Or. b. ....@.7
303 14th NV. 10r, b.. 80 90
COS r. 1r. b.......0. 30
l246 Fla av, Or, b. .27. 80
1929 9th. Sr. b.....&.M
213 9th ne, Or, b. .25.50
TOT 7th ne, Or, b.. ..A.W
aul-tf-20
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FOR RENT-BY B. r. I
llO1 K NV, 22r. 1880
1915 7th NV. store..75 so
lIO5 N NV, store. 600
IA 18th ne, Sr, b..40.H
1343 Core uw,i2r. b. .4uo,
1015 9th NV. store. 400
125 4th NV -sto, 7r, b. 400
1918 L NV. 6r. b. .35 .N
$50 Fla av NV, f0r, b20. o.
708 q ne, store, Or. $50
1917 g NV. 10r, b. .32.5l
1928 Corcoran. Or, b.32. 6C
1888 10th NV, Or, b.32.0
1915 Quincy, Brook
land. Sr, b. ....... 80. 81
45s P NV, 10r, b. .W.5'
1911 L NV. 7r, b. .28.0 .0l
1920 Kingman, u. 81
3OS r NV, 7r. b. .N.5
Gil N NV, Or, b. .20.5 81
Office looms At 612 y 6
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FOR SALE
new houses in northeast rooms and bath,
furnace heat concrete cellar; $500 down and
small monthly payments.
New Groom and bath houses in Bloomingdale.
hot-water heat, concrete cellars; up-to-date little
homes; Will sell cheap. on easy terms.
New Groom and bath houses furnace heat. in
Mt. Pleasant: small cash payment. Price. 15, 80.
New s-room and bath houses on numbered street
northwest. Price. $3.50; small cash payment.
Corner store and dwelling in southwest; rent,
$22.6O Price. 5000.
Groom and bath brick in southwest. Rent,
5000. Price. $4,000
small bricks IN southeast Rent S57 80 Price
81 900; excellent investment
SMITH THOMPSON, JR.. & CO. fInc).
se6-tf 1888 Ut. NV. basementi.
FOR-SALE-BY ROByyT G. sHINN.
VS4.ooo-i2os ct. ne. This Is one Of those
beautiful new homes just completed, having q
large rooms and bath, furnace heat. deep lot to
alley. Be sure and inspect this house II you de-
sire q bargain. The terms can be arranged.
FOR SAIK-SI00 Cash. BALANCE MONTHLY.
In southeast, near navy yard; rooms end bath;
al modern improvements; new: never oesn cccu'
pl'd' s''d es.ssS e. 8 vi szss1sp fass1 -
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.CL CO.. 7TH q L NV.
lIl70l 9th NV, Or, b. ..26.5 5(
l424 lst NV. Or, b. .25. 30
514 Tenn av ne, Sr, b25. "a
o08 9Th ne, Or, b, .23, ,b(
B 1017 18th NV, sta. .25 .O(
1887 9th NV. Or, b. .25. sc
] 637 11th ne, Or, b. .25. SO
20 K NV, sr, b. . ...25. .40
3417 Br'tw'd av, Or, BIO. .OO
] GIG X NV, Or, W. 1850
1880 10th NV, Or, b.22.5O
l143 10th NV, Or, b.2l.5O
18th and Kearney,
Brookland. D Q. 20. on
40 L NV. Or, b. ..15. 80
} 107 N Sc, 6r, b.. ..12.6O
81 o ne. 5r, W. ...12.5C
COLORED TENANTS
lib Half sw, 4r,w. 8. 4O
Rear 235 POmeroy, 2r5. .OO
!. NV. (steam heated.
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,Ugr. COS l4TH ST. NV.
1873 Lincoln ay. Or, b20. .50
1913 v, Or, b. 20. so
| l736 Lincoln av.7r. b2O. 50
M Del ~ ne, Or, b.l8.50
1871 Jackson, Or. 1850
| APARTMENTS.
1889 14th. 7r. b. .42.5C
1919 L. 6r. b. -. SO. .O(
Darlington. 5r. b. !. .36. .OG
"Coywood," 4r, b. .35. 90
2O28 n esp. Or. b. "a. 50
l124 Pa av. Or. b. %. 90
914 14th. 4r. b. -. .O0
% Todd pl, Or, b.. . n .O0
262o K. br. b. ......17. 90
f4 o, 2r, b. b.......l2.bo
OFFICE ROOMS,
$40 l4tA, 81, b. h-w b. Is. .OQ
COS 14th. 2r. ID A. 30. .O0
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FOE RENT-FL0YD e. DAVIS. 7TH AND S.w
1872 Conn av. NV. 238 1874 sw. Or. 1870
12r. yr..... 81. 100 0ol 1913 se Or. wtks. q. ~
430 80 NV. IL. ami 42o 910 6r b.. IS. 80
800 ne, Tor. b. 30 so AS Sth sw 7r,ami 10 20
BIB sw, 1r, b.. 23O0I 1908 sw. 6r. cm. p. so
646 sw. Or. ami. 26.O 1340a se 81. ami. p 50
10 Sth sw6r ami Zl0Ol 1868 Ga sc, Or b. II 80
401 9th sw Sr ami p sol zoos 2Btb NV 5r b. l6 55
945 Md av sw, 81. b. = Jol 1418 NC ne, ,lowll5 so
lob AZ sw, Ir b. 23o0 40 G sw 1st Ar b. 10 90
lol3 MD sw ami y sol 400 7th s*. store. 20 SO
1011 Md sw ,Cr ami. II sol so N &C. store is 90
485 sw, 6r imp 1S 0Ol eth & NV Sd 4
487 sw. 6r, imp. 7..0i 4th floors so 90
seSSt
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FOR RENT-uNFURNISHED,
1927. Isei. COR 10TH ST; NV; 11R. aB.....$7 $500
2126 LIE ROY PL., l0R., B. B............. 1900
1913 ST. NV. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
201 ST. NE, l0R., STABLE. ........ $500
1710 OREGON AVE, l0R. 5000
43 FLORIDA AVE-, 6R.. NEW. NV. 5000
ia QUINCY PL., Observation-Disclosures. 5000
2510 14TH ST. NV, 7R................. $500
ss7es 81 T !. J. Wi MiMER. III rial isT., i4oi 81. 0
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

The ESSEX. 1922 n st. NV. steam heat ,anitor
ses ses fR.FnsRti 81 . ss Bond bldg
FOR RENT-FLATs.
yards oniy soo large rooms 0''n anu
ia g st ne. rooms and bath. only so. Also
se ses%' a1f bath wfnBER fn5 &c. s,s Bond bldg
" room and bath apartment; convenient to car line;
ani'or on hasRhsoN Fsq5 soS
ses-6t 800 7th ST. s.w. Phone Main 23s5.
FOR RENT-BRIGmT, NEW .APARTMENTs.
side sid e and back Yards tiled baths; all modern con
PTfs eTsl sPSsr S
FOR RENT-A FEW CHOICE APARTMENTS OF
sESp S For r. ny i Af4s LIST 6E AfAhTMESTs e.. oA
ses6t R. E. BRADLEY. 141s ST.
FOR RENT.APARTMENTs,, ,.!I
THE AusGsTA Us A. n y and :ys, sy ~ nw ~ ego a
THE T4wSMoRSTEi iss7 St - .s- .s- ~ :,
THE EMERY. 1872 G st. NV 80
ras sShSITS III 18th and SITS 10
THE COLONIAL. soth and N SITS. S:w;S -, ~
and rooms and bath. 100 to $31 so
THE LOUISA, 218 N. Y. ave. NV
rooms and bath. 80 so
25O6 Pa. ave. NV
rooms and bath. .............. $3.50 to $50 20
co o ST ne rooms and bath ....... Sic. 80
au31-tf WEAVER BROS. 1416 st. NV.
FOR RENT-.THE OOYw0OD.'' 122325 ST.
NV; desirable 2, and Groom apartments; very
reasonable rates for this downtown location AP-
ply to manager on premises or II. L. RUST.
COS I4th st. se8-tf,5
FOR RENT-2s14 17TH ST. NV. 8 LARGE
rooms, bath: open all day price, $500 Ap-
ply 1853 Columbia road. seSSt'
FOR RENT-A FIRST-CLASs FIvE-ROOM FLAT:
hot-water heat; Ami; corner 11th and sts
sw.: Smithsonian; rent, $25 summer; SIS
winter. OWNER. 3O6 11th st. s.w. se8-3t
FOR RENT-SIX LARGE ROOMS AND BATH
rooms and BATH $3.50 janltor service; all mod
ern conveniences. CHAS. E. BANES, 1921 F
st. seS-3t
FOR RENT-THREE APARTMENTS IN THE
Pierpont, 2l7 st. NV. containing and
rooms each; they are unusually large rooms and
hrst-class service; open for Inspection CHAS.
F. BANES. 1921 St seS-3t
outside rooms and bath; rear yard and porch;
steam heat; hot water; janit0r service one
month free: Rent, $3.50. KARRlCK NET
THE PORTNER 18TH AND o STREETS NV
absolutely freproof; for rent, housekeeping and
housekeeping; 2 and room non housekeeping.
au9-th Su. tutf
FOR RENT-IN THE ..WHTTNEY" 1893 PARK
road NV, cor. Holmead. siX-ro0m fiat, first
floor; elegantly finished; steam heat and hot
water; all outside rooms: modern throughout.
Apply to JANITOR. seS-2ts
FOR RENI-CHEAPEST APARTMENT IN CITY.
LARGE ROOMS AND TILED BATH; PERFECT
LIGHT AND VENTILATION; HOT-WATER
HEAT CLIFFORD A. BORDEN, 6O4 9Th NV.
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DEMANDS LOWER FEES.

Rock Hill Lodge No. 16s Fraternal
Union of America In regular session
assembled last Tuesday night, accord
ing to the Herald of Saturday. passed
the following resolutions relative to
the action taken by the York County
Medical association in regard to the
fees to be charged for examining isp-
plicants for fraternal insurance at a
meeting held In Yorkville last Mon
day:
Whereas, we have learned with q
great deal Of regret Of the action Of the
York County Medical association at q
recent meeting binding itg members
to charge hereafter the sum Of SO for
all examinations made for applicants
for fraternal life insurance, and
Whereas, we believe 81 to be just
and equitable fee for said examina-
| tions and that this increase In fee viii
very seriously operate against the
growth Of our order, therefore be 1t
Resolved LIST That we absolutely
refuse to pay more than 81 for COM
plete examination.
and. That we much prefer having
our present examiners do this work
and will continue to tender them the
WORK until they refuse to do II for $2
3rd. That our committee previous
Iy annpinted be instructed to confer
with similar committees from all the
different fraternal organizations OF
the city and call meeting Of the
central committee and take such ac-
ton as they deem necessary for the
best interest Of fraternal life insur-
lnce.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-11-13

: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

r. N. Carroll and others-Forbid
trespassing for hunting, etc., on
their lands.
J.. H. Norris-Warns all persons
against hunting on his lands under
penalty Of the law.
B.. N. Moore-Buys cotton the year
round. Has every facility for ware
housing cotton.
Bank of Hickory Grove-Offers It's
services to all who desire to avail
themselves of Its banking facilities
J. c. Morrow-Gives notice OF special
meeting Of Jr. o. U. A. M. next
Friday night
y. L. williams & Co.-Say clothing
Is their speciality and that because
Of late buying secured advanta-
geous prices. Underwear just In.
j. c. Wiiborn-Offers tracts OF lands
near Yorkville and Smyrna Tor sale
bargains.
Thomson Co.-Invites you to see the
splendid line Of Schloss Bros over
coats 1t is now showing.
Foushee Cash Store-Has secret to
tell-see next ad. Blankets, COM
forts, shoes-everything from pins
to $25 trunks.
]. @. Wray-Announces special re.
duction in clothing prices. Al
shoes guaranteed. Visit his store
circus day.
M. w. white-Invites you to make
use Of his services In the buying
and selling of stocks and bonds.
w. M. Kennedy, Agent-Has received
a barrel of best quality new croI
New Orleans molasses.
Royal Baking Powder Co.-Call.
your attention to the dangers OF
using alum baking powder. See
page four.
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WITHIN THE TOWN.

The cold weather helps trade.
Five weeks Of court. Just think
Of IT,
= The taking off Of and 8 makes
q difference.
-will the Southern never, never
get on time?
The show tomorrow is to be In Mr.
F. e. Smiths field. across from Mr.
Schorb's photograph gallery.
Yorkville's streets could easily be
made much cleaner than they are.
- The interior Of the court room will
present handsome appearance at the
opening of court next Monday. The
overhauling has been Gone in first
class style.
THE board Of election commission
ers are in session today canvassing the
vote cast in York county last Tuesday
for state and county and Federal Of
ficers. The canvass was not completed
in time to give a statement Of the re-
suits in today's paper.
Mr.. w. Adickes, secretary OF
Philanthropic Lodge No. 80 A. F. NJ,
has received from Paymaster B. M.
Dobson, an interesting souvenir Of the
Holy Land in the shape of q pretty lit
tie gavel. The gavel Is made Of four
different kinds Of wood, olive, balsam,
oak and locust, all from the vicinity
of Jeresulam. On the face Of the CAV
ell Is carved the Masonic emblem, COM
pass, square and G. The souvenir
comes as a present to the local lodge.
- Greenville special to the News
and Courier: There was meeting of
the Daughters Of the American Rev
olution held on Tuesday afternoon at
the residence Of Mrs. Charles Allen.
All the delegates to the convention In
Yorkville gave a report Of the trip
and were high in their praise of
Yorkville and the way in which they
were treated during their stay there.
An interesting programme was en-
loved and delicious refreshments
we're served.
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ENRouTE FOR PANAMA.
President and Party Now Bound For
the Isthmus.

the lsthmus.
President Roosevelt and party, con-
sisting of Mrs. Roosevelt and several
of the children, Secretary Loeb, and
others left Washington last Thursday
evening for Panama. The presidents
party is on the U. 8. ship Louisiana,
which is being conveyed by the cruis-
ers Tennessee and Washington. It is
expected that the party will reach
Colon, on the north side Of the 18TH
mus on November 15. A Washington
dispatch Of Sunday gives news from
the ships as follows:
According to wireless messages re-
ceived at the White House from the
battleship Louisiana, President Roose-
welt and party are experiencing fine
weather and greatly enjoying the trip
One message received over night
was sent from the ship Saturday al
s D. m. Latitude 1881 north, longi-
tude "A. Weather fine"
This would indicate that al thai
hour the squadron was about 15(
miles east Of Jacksonville.
Another message was picked up al
4.5S a. m. Sunday by the station al
Dry Tortugas, Fla, reading as fol-
lows: 1850
Weather excellent. Everything 60
ing well. Louisiana and conveys
steaming southwark In column The
president and Mrs. Roosevelt arr
greatly enjoying the trip, spending 9
great deal of time on deck"
Secretary Loeb expects no further
communication until tomorrow, as the
understanding was that but one mes
sage day would be sent to the White
House from the Louisiana.
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PAY OF ELECTION MANAGERS.

Many letters are coming to the Of
fee of the secretary Of state says the
Columbia correspondent Of the News
and Courier, asking about pay for
r ressengers of.lelection. The act OF
1908 changed the law as to sending in
election returns. Instead OF being
brought in by messengers, the returns
are now required to be sent In dupli-
cate, one copy by mail and another by
EXPRESS. There are now no messengers
Of election.
All Of this was clearly set forth In
the instructions sent out to all COM
missioners and managers Of election
before the election, but 1t seems to
have been overlooked by some of the
commissioners. The present law on
this subject is as follows:
"Section 22O. There shall be prepar-
ed by the commissioners three sepa-
rate lists of statements, besides the lists
to be filed in the Office Of the county
clerk or secretary Of state, and each
list shall be certified to as correct,
over the signatures OF the commission
ers, subscribed thereto.
"Section 221. After the final ad-
tournament of the board Of county can
vassers, and within the time prescrib-
ed in this chapter, the chairman OF
said board shall forward, addressed to
the governor and secretary Of state,
one copy by mail and one copy by ex-
press, the returns, poll list, and all pa
pers appertaining to the election.
Section 222. Each commissioners
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wants to sell those privileges for a
consideration, that is his right. There
should be nothing Objectionable to
either proposition. But as we see 1t,
there is no question Of the proposition
that in the first place, II ne would keep
his own rights we'll In hand, the land
owner must. insist upon the recogni-
ton Of his right to control the hunt
ing privileges attached to his land and
in the second place the would-be hum
ter, II he would ensure himself the
continued enjoyment Of the sport from
which he derives such great pleasure
must always keep in mind the rights
Of the land owner.
Summed up briefly in nutshell
the sportsman should not think Of try
ing to hunt unless he has the consent
of the owner of the. lands on which ne
proposes to do his hunting and the
landowner, IL he cares for his hunting
privileges at all, should make fuss
in the case Of all who seek to avail
themselves of those privileges without
having first obtained the consent Of
the rightful owners.
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Land Owners and sportsmen

The open season for partridge shoot
ing begins on next Thursday, Novem-
Der Is, and with 1t the annual problem
as to just where the rights Of the bird
hunters end and the rights of the land
owner begin.
This hunting problem has been one
Of growing perplexity for quite a num-
Der of years past, and Of late the per-
plexity has seemed to become more
and more acute, the increasing tensity
being due more than anything else to
the increasing number of bird dogs,
shot guns and hunters.
The legal status of wild game In
this state is not clearly established.
Theoretically game Of all kinds be-
longs to the state, especially to the
extent that the state has a right to
protect it. But actually the author
ity of the state ends with the right of
protection.
That game does not belong to the
land owner is clear proposition. He
could no more claim ownership OF
game on his land than he could
claim ownership Of the air or the water
within the same limits. All three are
his to the extent that he is able to
capture, confine and make use Of them;
but that is all. They change owner
ship with their passage to the lands
adjoining.
But whatever may be the status of
wild game, there is very little question
If the status Of the land upon which
that game must necessarily use. 1t
belongs to the people in whom the per-
manent or temporary title is vested,
and the man who controls the land.
even If he has no authority over the
wild game thereon, has absolute con-
troll over the people who would come
on that land after that game.
The game laws of this state do not
seek to give any man any right over
the game. They merely seek to pro-
tect the game by saying such game
must not be pursued or killed during
certain seasons. The inhibition ap-
plleS not only " Lie "OAiN CT o.
but to the owner Of the land as well.
The situation as we see 1t then Is
completely withinSthe control Of the
land owner While he has no control
over the game on his land, he has con-
troll over the men who would pursue
that game, especially in so far as his
own land is concerned, and so long as
he chooses to protect his own land
from trespassers, the game is safe.
And here then is the key to the
whole situation. The ownership OF
wild game does not enter into the
matter. The only consideration Of
consequence is the privilege Of fol-
lowing that wild game wherever 1t
may go, and this privilege Is one
that is without question within the
sole ownership and control of the own
er of the land, he is the man to whom
the sportsman must apply for such
privileges as he may desire.
The thing therefore Is for every
land owner to insist on the complete
control Of the hunting privileges on
his own lands. II he wants to grant
those privileges as courtesy to
friends, that Is his right, and If he
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ROCK HILL AND VICINITY.

Or. {. s. Mellow at the Point Of Death
Misses o'Bryan Ill-chureh Re-
eeption--After Mr.. LinsIe-Delesa.
tion to Columbia.
Rock HILL, November 12.-Dr. E.. s
McDow, who was assaulted with 9
shot gun by his brother-in-law, Mr.
Bridges at Heath Springs on last
Thursday, was brought to the hospita
here for attention. Has left arm was
amputated at the shoulder and for
time Il looked as IL his life would be
saved with the amputation of his right
hand. But the change has been fol
the worse, and the end Is now expected
at any time.
Telegraphic news was received here
Friday afternoon to the effect thai
Miss Mae K. O'Bryan, was desperately
Ill in New York, where she has beer
living since last August. Mrs. O'Bryar
at once left for New York There has
been no subsequent definite news ex-
cept that Miss Mae Is better; but thai
her sister, Miss Annie Is very Ill. II
the absence Of authentic Information
II is assumed here that the young Ia
dies have either met with an acctden,
or have been eating something inJu-
rious.
Representatives Of a popular Pres
byterian church In Atlanta were here
Yesterday to hear Rev. w. L. Lingle
preach. It means that the popular
pastor of the First Presbyterian church
will probably soon be the recipient OF
another call. Calls come about semi
annually.
Miss Ida Huey and Mr.. Haywood
Moore are to be married at Miss
Huey's home on Academy street this
Monday evening. Rev Arthur Rogers
the brides pastor will perform the Ger.
emony. Both Of these young people
are quite popular here.
The Ladies Aid society Of the First
Presbyterian church gave the congre.
CATION a reception Friday evening 81
7.30 o'clock for the purpose Of letting
the members Of the big congregation
get acquainted with each other.
know of one introduction occurring al
the reception where two ladies VINO
have lived here for twenty years OF
more, met for the first time. Refresh
ments were served and the evening
was unanimously declared success
There was no formality, which was q
blessing. -.
Mrs. Simms, the widow Of the late
Colonel R. w. Simms, for many years
a resident Of Rock Nill. and who has
many friends and relatives here, is
again making this city her home. She
wished to put her youngest daughter
in Winthrop college and there being
no dormitory vacancy, Mrs. Simms
came here to live while the young lady
is in college. They have for recent
years been living in Washington city
It is expected that large delega-
ton from Rock Hill will attend the
unveiling Of the Hampton monument
In Columbia on the 20Ih. winthrop
college will send delegation, Cataw-
ba camp U. c. v. will go, as will also
the Catawba Rifles and many citizens
also