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Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-27
OCCIDENTAL MUSICIANS
WILL GIVE RECITAL

The senior class of the Occidental
School of Music will entertain with q
recital next Tuesday evening at the
hall of letters chapel, Occidental COL
lege, when an attractive and varied
program will be rendered by Miss
Frances Gordon, assisted by Miss Ger
trude Wright and Miss Frances
Douthit.
Eleven numbers will be given, to
one of which the violin obligato will
be played by Mr.. Stanley Mcpherson.
The most difficult compositions of both
the old and new masters will be played.
the complete program being as follows:
Spring Twilight ....... Morton Mason
noweat Wn0 nnoTS TSoi the iand .Neidlinger
Grave and Allegro, from Sonata Op.
13 .................. Beethoven
Miss Wright.
A Drop Of Dew. Watts
n Husneen ;''''....''''''... Needham
Violin obligato played by Stanley me!t
Breezes Jensen -Nfeman
Miss Wright.
The West Wind Croons. e. .MacdowellI
In the Woods. .. ........... .Macdowell
Summer ..'.............. Reubens
There is no danger from blood poison
resulting from a wound when Cham
berlain's Pain Balm is applied. 1t is
an antiseptic linament.
$3
n HOLLENBECK LODGE NO.
~ 319, F. & A. M, will confer
Wy the Sd degree Tuesday, May
~ !. WILL DICK. Sec.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-27

1--WE may each contribute to the city
beautiful" said the enthusiastic speaker;
each add little to the adorning of the
streets"
"I will volunteer" said one of the hear
ers, ito wear my new hat down to the
matinee this very, AFTERNOON if the sun
shines. s."-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
News in Brief.

Eighteen horses were burn ed
alive in the destruction of a llv-
cry stable in Albemarle, N G, by
fire Sunday morning. Three
persons were killed and many
injured in railroad wreck Sun.
day near Morganville, Ga.
The barn of @. P. Alexander in
Mecklenburg, Co. N. c., was
burned Sunday night. Five
head Of stock perished in the
flames. . Alex Johnson, a ne
gro who was under indictment
for criminal assault, was lynched
in. Cameron, Texas, Monday.
Prof. Brodie, of Clemson College
died Sunday night.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
Dedth of DR.. W. J. White. For
mertU of Lancaster.

DR.. w. J White, well-known
and popular PHYSICIAN, for many
years a resident Of Lancaster.
died yesterday in Spencer, n. @.
de also practiced his profession
for some years In Rock Hill. He
moved from Lancaster to Blacks
burg few years ago. He was a
man of unusually fine mind, was
we'll versed in his profession and
was successful in his practice,
de began the study of medicine
before the war, and on the COM
mencement of hostilities he en-.
tered the Confederate service
concluding his medical course in
New York after the surrender of
Lees army. He was a member of
Capt. j. Q. Fosters command
company H., Attn S G. cavalry.
DIR. White leaves a widow.
who was Miss Charlotte Cureton.
daughter of the late Jack Cure
ton, of Lancaster county, and
two sons, Messrs Jack and Webb
White. The remains will be
brought to Lancaster today for
interment.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
A Delightful Occasion The
4 Celebration of Mrs. N. /.
Lynn's 79th Birthday.

Ed. Lancaster News The hap.
plest occasion the writer eva,
witnessed was a family reunion
at the, residence of Mr. p. b
Lynn, ID being his mothers birth.
day Mrs Lynn is the oldest ladv
In our. midst. She was born Nov
The lst, 1928, and was married
March 4th, 1860, to the late Fl
w. Lynn. Mrs. Lynn's maiden
name was Bailey, daughter of
the late Wm. Bailey, and she
now resides in the same house
that she moved into the next dtv
alter her marriage.
She is noted christian Iadv
devoted to her children, and
notwithstanding her advanced
age does all of her house work.
Among those who attended
were Mrs. A. J. Ballard and son.
Mr.. Il. j. Ballard, of Rock Hill:
Mrs. M. E Barton, of Lancaster:
Mr. Ii. }. l. Barton, of Rock Hill:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Barton and
children, MrJ. S. and Miss Belle
Barton of Liberty Hill. There was
sumptuous dinaer served, which
consisted OF meats, fowls and
pastries. The dinner was served
In courses, the last being butter
and the finest of wild honey.
The only decoration was
lovely bouquet OF chrisanthe.
mums-presented to the aged
lady by little Miss Ruth Perry.
A very nice piece of christal was
also presented by Mrs. T. s
Walker. 1t was the most delioht
full gathering ever attended. mo-
body wasa in the way, nothing
lacking in quality nor quantity
to make the occasion second TO
none.
Aiterdinner, which was served
on the old family tab'e, the
Mrs Bartons and Ballard, ac-
companied by their loving and
only brother, Mr.. P. B. LYNN
vent to old Beaver Greek ceme-
terry and decorated the grave of
heir iamented father; after
which they returned TO their
respective homes.
| Attendant
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
Lad's Lev Broken 6y Kick Of
Horse.

LIARS Lev Broken by Kick of
Horse.
Master Joe Remington, lad
about IA years Old, living with
Mr.. NJ. A. Biackmon, of the Au-
tioch section, met with a serious
accident last Friday night. He
was riding horse and trying to
catch anOj her, when the loose
animal kicked him on the right
leg, breaking it just below the
knee. Ii is appreheuded that he
may lose the limb. He is beine
attended by DIS. Hinson and
Bishop.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06

When the Stomach. Heart or kidney
nerves get weak. then these organs alvays
fail. Don't drug the stomach, nor stimu-
late the Heart or Kidneys That is simply
makeshift. Get prescription known to
Druggists everywhere as Dr. Shops Re-
storative. prepared expressly for these
weak inside nerves. Strengthen these
nerves, build them up with DIR. Shops
Restoratiye-tablets or iquid--and see
how quickly help will come Free sam pie
test sent on request oy DIR. Shoop,
Racine. Wis. Your health is surely worth
this simple test. j. F., Mackey Il Co.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06

thousands OF people full of The
fair spirit" walking up and
down Main street, having Jun
and watching the folks. 1t was
noted that the usual rough spirit
did not prevail to as great an
extent as formerly. Everybody
seemed to be full of fun and en-.
loyed watching the crowds.
The track meet was held on
Friday between Carolina and
Furman. Carolipa won.
There were numerous monkeys
dancing on Nam street aud at
the grounds. Some we're quite
clever. Also teIdlers, begs ars
etc.
The new ca ef o. Police, Mr..
w. y. Cathcarr, ,;as there "wil h
the goods" He raided a gambler's
den one night. HIS corps OF po.
ilcemen need commendalion Tor
their excellent work. They ar
rested several pickpockels. But
we We're impressed with the TACT
That very few drunken men were
IN evidence. Good for Columbia!
Possibly the happie5t crea-
lures Tuesday night we're the
Carolina boys. On that night the
trustees reinstated "ieet ballH
back into the University and the
boys were wild with Joy. They
took the town and celebrated the
event with great joy.
The 39th Fair is over, again
we lett for "Home sweet home "
We had magnificent time but
still "there's no place like home"
Let's all so to the fair in 1908
Let's help to make every day a
"big day" Let's send exhibits.
Will you be there if providence
permiIss Let Lancaster be the
largest represented at the 40lh
annual fair in 1908. And now
let those of us who went in 1907
return u vote OF thanks to Colum-
bia for kind hospitality. The
latch string is always on the
outside down there.
Those who secured rooms
through Mr.. N. O. Pyler, the
competent manager of the Blu.
reau of Information, will nc
doubt be ready and willing to
return thanks to him.
Yes, let Lancaster send a dele
CATION down, aud why wouldn't
1T DE good plan to have place
for all Lancastrians to register
and meet each day?
Let's push the Fair.
Puer.
November 2, 1907.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
'Ihe Hampton Literary So
ciety--Its Interesting Meet
ing last Friday.

The Hampton Literary Society
OF the Lancaster Graded School
held Its regular meeting on Fri
day, November list, 1907, from
1890 to 2 p m.
After the Society was called
to order by the Pres dent, Jane S
Beatty, the Secretary, John Reid
Boldridge, called the roll, each
member responding with a quo
tation from the '.Bible," and
read he minutes OF the last
meeting.
The following programme was
then carried out:
LIST. Reading, Mary Cook
IAN Accident of the War"
End. Defamation, Bessie Dab
ney-"ls this the Telegraph OF
flee ?
3rd. Reading, Mary Dabney-
I've been reading the B,ole"
4,h. Declamation, a. b Fer
guscn-"The Rlchland Volun.
tary."
5th Defamation, Marie Cly-
burn-"Under the Shade of the
Trees"
9Th. Reading, Fay Cook
"Danlel Webster"
7th. Essay, Martie Cunningham
john 9. Calhoun"
Sth. Essay, Lawson Elliott
Corn"
9th. Essay, John M. Banks
"The Whiskey situation in South
Carolina"
10th. Essay, Blanche Craig
provinces of the United States
In the last century,"
Debale: Resolved that it is
better to settle question te.
tween two nations by arbitrat on
than by war.
Inc President appointed as
Judges, Mr.. S. M. Busby, Misse,
Belle King and Connie Porter.
Negative side: Bleeka Hin
son, Elfreida Poag, Alta Greg
ory, Ruby Elliott.
Affirmative: Monnie Hath
cock, Pearl Mitchell, Lilliar
Hinson, Thurlow Gregory.
The question was decided il
favor OF the negative side.
Upon motion the Society stooe
adjourned TO meet on Friday
November 18th.
All patrons and friends Of tn,
schooi are most cordially invited
to attend.
Robbie Porter,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
this hour it looked like Broad

way,
Down at the fair grounds was
a scene not at all unsightly; cars
filled to the utmost unloading
and "going back for more" The
turnstiles were kept busy letting
the masses of people get into
the grounds.
In the grounds, they scat
tered about. Some went TO see
the exhibits; some took in
the midway some watched the
arena; some just roamed about.
At eleven O'Clock there was a
fox chase, wrestling match, auto
mobile races, while over in the
football park Welsh Neck and
the College of Charleston "fit" a
gridiron battle on Wednesday,
while on Thursday the big game
took place between Clemson and
North Carolina. AT 2 p. m. the
horse races took place.
Possibly the most impressive
scenes along about 10 O'Clock
were the numerous lunch count
ers. They were almost countless
Several charitable institutions of
Columbia were selling "some-
Thing Peat" and the lunch and
fruit stands run by foreigners
were thick and fast. Everywhere
could be heard cries OF "Red
hot" Passing on from these eat
ing places we ran up against ped
diers. Get a whip" ""Everybody
get souvenir" walking canes"
and so forth were the cries heard
on all sides. There were many
stands of every description which
generally follow carnival shows,
both sup town" and on the fair
grounds. The carnivals, both in
the city and on the grounds,
were not much good but people
patronized them just because
they were at the fair to have a
good time.
On Wednesday and Thursday
large crowds gathered to see The
football games, the fox chases,
the races, etc. All of these were
very good.
The fox chases were excitinq q
and interesting. The "bubble"
races were good. On "Wednesday
Jim Pass, the champion middle
weight wrestler of England,
threw Charles Leonhardt, the
champion Graeco-Roman wres.
tier of the world. The bouts were
fast and furious and the specta-
tors had the advantage OF seeing
two of the most renowned wles-
lers of the world. On Thursday
Prof. Leonhardt turned the trick
on The Englishmsn. In the city
and at Hyatt's Park were also
wrestling matches and sparring
contests between famous ath
elets.
Welsh Neck won from the
College OF Charleston and Glenn
son defeated the University of
North Carolina to the score of 16
10 g in the presence of 5000
| spectators
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-06
A Lancastrian's Graphic Ac-
count of the Great Gather
ing, the Exhibits, Amuse-
ments, Etc, in Columbia
last Week.

your readers.
The thirty-ninth annual State
Fair is thing of the past aud
South Carolinians must now
look forward to the fair of 1908.
This is the time when people
throng from all parts of South
Carolina to the Capital. This is
the time when the railroads,
street cars, and the like bring in
the 'dough." This is gala week
in dear old Colum bia.
The writer left via the l.. e. Cps
special On Tuesday morning, the
9th. By the time we reached
Chester we had "big load" At
Chester we changed cars. After
a wait OF possibly one-half an
hour or more, We continued our
journey 10 the grand old city of
Columbia, where we were going
to seek pleasure and to meet
friends.
The train from Charlotte to
Columbia generally carries three
coaches but on this day there
We're eight after we left Chester
and by the time we reached our
final destination they were all
crowded beyond standing room.
We should have reached our
destination at 9:45 but when we
got up town (and we went
"straight on")it was 10:45. We
had freight engine attached to
our train but the load was 50
great and so many people got on
at every station that we lost
time.
When we reached the city of
fun, frolic and gaiety our crowd
divided. Some went to the fair
grounds "straigbt forth, hence
forward, Immediately, if not
sooner" while others went "up
town." "Up town." We again
parted. Part of the crowd spent
Tuesday visiting places of inter-
est in the city and Columbia has
many. Others had kinsfolk e.,
while others were hunting tor a
place to lay their weary heads
when night should come.
Columbia had thrown open
her doors wide 10 the visitors,
while the visitors had gone there
for enjoyment. All kinds and
conditions OF men, women, emil
dren and babies were there from
every section in South Carolina.
Some had never been to Column
bia before; others knew the
Capital like book. Many
changes were noticed in the
business section.
To see the crowds going and
coming was we'll worth twice the
railroad fare. Every street Car
wac packed and jammed," with
crowds coming in from trains,
going to and from the fair grounds
and "riding around" Main street
was picturesque scene. How
ever, there was "little doing" in
the way Of amusemsnts as the
"side shows" could not do bust.
tk.Il oftnr - Rut N ffa,
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
NOT YET, MIR. FILIPINO.

SECRETARY present visit to the Philippines for the
primary purpose opening Philippine Assembly kind of
legislative body which to suggest legislation for the
will be subject review and veto by the Philip
the body Mr. Iaft purpose
accomplished Assembly has been opened and the Filipino
told what the probable policy OF the
capacity The most important thing that
Fipnos, this connection, that the United
the United States should its self
that of their people might
capable fulfilling Now this considered
Mr. Taft and far have learned has
OF the American
supposed he auhoritatvey speaking We don
the Fpno took but reported that considerable dis
satisfaction and mpOe and mpoltc demon
aons have been made against the American policies and procedures
United States should its self
respect policies setting this Island this
standard of capabl based Caucasian
another people to
why should Mr. Taft tell the Filipino people that they
capable If they capable of understand
meaning fully then they fact sufficiently capable of act
they fully capable of understanding his
meaning telling them what they could
This idea of of people another
people always hit and affair The Filipino
Irish Many things
Philippines the interests of
This
will fully prediction that the generation will
be self fgovernng.
If this policy like danger But
Mr. Taft the Philippines merely
will make the paci
cation of the Islands look like tempest in a teapot
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
THE BUSH TELEGRAPH.

AN AMERICAN traveller lately returned from Abyna
that from Cabana Natal there brown black but
adorned that
beyond horizon and bloody small has
whipped routed big white similar about Asac
African feeling hand
they chatter their tradition that white dies
Where neither
and oupost of white who depend for their
the tradition them, the
the submission Among blacks and
ene Some foresee which will slaughter expel
white Africa Golfers Weekly Indications of the
dominated,
Writers described
the peculiar seemingly throughout all Africa whereby
the which
reaches the distributed the inland tribes and
by the portion the The rapdiy with
which disseminated
traders who sometimes this their first of hap
which their could
probably Considering people
and their tribal divisions this of
To the black civilization indicates
characteristic barbaric which
and redeem finally enlightenment civilization
the white the
the white thinks that the surrender of his
the decay his and the end his
member of the brotherhood 1t rising
would slaughter white Africa would
full and epatng but would be altogether unhoy
white
But the influences which finally develop
the black and brown of the
a common Faherhood
Undoubtedly to the
able adjustment else complete obaton of racial
domicies however long the and whatever
For in the beginning God people to
dwell together upon the face of the earth
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
Gatt Il GnHhanh Br
UraInpn?
By ELNA.

the training 1t is late and only finish off the good work
begun by mothers friends of early manhood Women
duty perform their friendship with the plan
of teaching be harrug pet the
greatest the happiness of home mankind and home They
like it, of courseh the dear thngbu there be these
among present day: goes
abroad about the of and the other
rob of their manhood by converting them into apdog This
latter tendency it understood is the result of the best instinct
of maternal instinct but is diverted from the natural
channel must have something to She not half
being loving
this point and utterly spoiled by attentions which bestowed
upon him.
taught % much delight in doing these
things feels naturally 1t her duty therefore, unset
fish animal sacrifice this respect her pleasure to his for the moral
effect which such the character of the man is serious
matter
The training period for during the
The painful repeated that change
nceaby after marriage than do If the matter studied
iouy this would be found libel True the husbands sometimes
bring the flowers and the hundred little courtesies that
made life sweet few months but that matter OF training
The the wife FORM She ngecs her
appearance studies character from wholly different
from that before marriage and him for the
things that perfectly before marriage but which
looked That medame the time when nothing should be
looked The coueurerose then bathing the world and you
freely suggest the traits which do not and
will reforming the brute that he develops
delightful husband of this, you
Henry and does the least what dear Henry doe but
OH what difference after maagel Henry he dreamed
would object this and that and medaes have concealed
objection all through of engagement it bour
en- duty to conceal it all the rest of your life!
Every that there falling
like attentions after all merely Symbols
difference of opinion, concerning principle ct life firmly ea
ied habit has do with temperament and compatibility
hud with before the fatal knot
believe it that of
between the first three of married
rut from the wife dsapproa OF trait of character habit
which should have been dealt With du-ae the period Of engagement
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02


paid for his admirable temery with his life In the entire history of
humanity other discovery excited enthusiasm equal the
invention of Mongoe At least according to the annals of the time
the engavngs the
To suppose that navigation day will replace maritime
navigation railways fetched and promises be lux
urous mode ocomoon We do not applied the bulky trade
transport but already divine that aerial will
host and that they will by preference the enchnmens of the
and perfumed They will visit either the the
stars because aerial navigation depends the ITSELF like fish
the evolves always will evolve atmosphere and
cannot leave it. Now the babe atmosphere practical for balloons
does extend but miles above the surface of panetht
at the Our negbor the than 100000 miles
Venus 2500O0OO Distant Mars 300OOOOO the
25O00 900 100000 Let insist navigation has
connection with intersdereal voyages
Other dreams of the eighteenth century reyiv And first of ALL
that the of national boundaries IT, vesge of feuda
ISM Aerial navigation will bring into less general world
line We could not dream of marking frontier with captive balloons
order them descend could flying
The difficulty of regulating the inevitably will lead toward
of frontiers Frontiers compatible with of two
dimensions with surfaces measurable but with the
freedom of space three balloon
from Paris to Cologne soldiers horse cried Belgian the
top Of their lungs Gentlemen pap Our only
throw sack of ballast at their heads make of half
another
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
Ladies Attention!

Mrs. M. A. Holly, who has
spent some time in st. Louis per-
fecting herself in the scalp and
hair treatment of Mrs. A. M. Pope.
has come. She is now prepared to
do the same work as is done in the
originator's parlors. She is the
sole agent for the famed prepara-
ton, "Poro." Address her at 211S
Arapahoe street, or Phone Olive
1884.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
THEY SAY.

southern statesman that the worst
and home the South Then
hv do the southners difficult for black to leave
the states and why do they to want to make 1t
warm for those that will hardly bear
general application who North doubtless bad
men seeking greater but if the Negro
who comes North or West that make
their white fellow the hono of best citizens
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02

Women generally lack
the sense of proportion
and do not make consist
ent martyrs. They delib-
erately teach a man a bad
habit, and then nag him
for exercising it. A good
husband is simply a mat
ter of training, but it is
not Tho rifa urho looa
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02
AtrHlrtr @hlttrrat1ng Nattnral
Bn11tthary GtttrH
By CAMILLE FLAr1r1ARION.

first time that found myself waited through the air by
aerosta my sang like that of Patre ds Rozes and of
the marquis of Ande heroes of the first aerial
September, 1888. King Louis XVI had granted authorize
ton of this experiment only the condition that it be at
tempted men condemned to DEATH The ardent Plae
indignant at the thought that le criminals should have
the first glory of being elevated in the air." He conjured,
he suppcated and succeeded in making the first ascension
The Colorado statesman., 1907-11-02

-cass matter at postomce in the city of Denver