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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-11-28

There is something lacking
about the minister who is popu-
lar with the worldly minded.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES

Transient Notices will be Published
In This Column at the Rate of One
Cent Word for Each Issue.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-11-28

For SALE - Pair seven year old
mules and two-hor>e wagon, the latter
in use eight months. W 7 WILKINS.
l1-2S-3t Kingstree. :. c.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-11-28

WANTED -Four or five loads of stove
wood, pine and oak, about 1S in. long.
CIV WOLFF.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-11-28

For SALE-Several good horses
cheap for cash. L B JOHNSON, MD,
ll-2l-lt Rome. 5 G.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-11-28

Just received: a car load of
fancy horses, nice drivers.
III 1t F G THOMAS.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-11-28
Local and Personal.

~ We are sending out a
number of statements to SUBJ
scribers in arrears. There are
now on our books nearly 1000
subscribers. many of whom
have paid nothing in a year or
longer. We ask all these de.
linquents to settle up as soon
as possible. Each account is
made out up to the nearest year
or half year. 1t may be that
some who get these statements
have already paid; if so just call
our attention to the fact and
We will cheerfully make the
correction. All we want is
what is due US and not a cent
more. But we do want that.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1907-11-28

but who is now in business at
Bishopville, spent a day or two
in town last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
!. q. M. EsamInalIons.
WANT REGRADE OF
FIFTH AVENUE

Property owners residing or owns
ing property alons Firth av., after
consultation with the city en-
sineer. have decided To- get up a
petition fot the regarding OF that
avenue 80 as Ia make !, conform
With the new reEfadea ON Third
and Fourth.
This n a matter witch city En-
Elnecr Thomson and htH assistant
Mf. Icffery. have given a good deaf
of attention 10 for several months
past air Thomson and other city
officials have gone all over the slds
hill district running south as FAR
a. Jackson 81. and back 90 the top
- the first Hill investigating the
advantages u rcEfsde Of the Ga
tife side hill
That f1fth ays viii be graded IN
the NEAR future 10 correspond with
the thofoushfRFes below a. appears
70 be assured though the determine
ton 81 what grades can be made
has not been worked out yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
DENIES THAT ROAD is
TO BE SOLD

has not hvcn an accident or snishap
along The Rad.
We psy eur men 70 cents day
more than any other line 0peratlnk
either around seattle OF Tacoma.
and treat them a. though they we're
men, The result y that every man
takes an interest IN his work and
treats the passengers Ia a way that
shows he ~ not AZ war with all tha
Wofsl, a characteristic 80 painfully
evident among the employees 81
the other local system.
No. nay interests are here. and
here intend to stay. unless am
driven oet. The way the corpora.
tion committee q the council treats
my application for franchises I
sometimes think they want 10 drive
me cut My Dearborn Il. franrhlsS
has been held NJ for several months
Without any apparent reason
4 believe IN competition Ia trans.
portAan a. I Believe IN e tn every
ether business. with an interchange.
able system 81 transfers among the
eomestiuk iiaes II any other Gem
pany wants 10 caEnr uut In the ter
ritory. south % the city. ies u come.
More transportation means more
PEOPLE. ard more people means
eventually mere fares and larger
iiVidanda-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
OVER IMPROVEMENTS
G6OUCHTS BY MILLMEN

league. hclag undefeatea thus far
this season. g0ea on Friday 10 Ia.
coma 10 meet the Tacoma five
Saturday the Everett bunch will 20
20 Victoria to play the \. M. e. A.
team there Il will be- the firut
game that Victoria has played in
the league
The seven Arlington ahlnRie
woavera found guilty before Justice
hahcock of raidlnK chicken coopa
and who at frat determined 10 an
peal the case, have decided To pay
their fines. They will pay fetal
" siia for the chickens they ate
not 10 mention the costs OF the pro
ecestnKn.
Another negro Imported BY tho
Great Northern 10 work en- tho
coast line has come to grief. ne.
cause the man IN question. Louis
Powell. cleaned out. the Riverside
tcol0rcdl club. throwing a knife at
oae man and had 20 be pounded
into submission BY the officer who
arrested him. he Was yesterday
given so DAYS IA the county Jail by
Judge shakespeare lie had prevl.
ousls been ordered from town by
the police. but had declined To 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
LOTS SOLD FOR
$4,000

The estate Of Mary A. uaffney
has sold % the Washington a ore
son railroad tunion raeifiel lots 7
ana :. block rs. Naynatd'a plat Tor
tlpuoee. The property IL located ON
the southwest corner of Firth av.
and Main 81, aud II probably IN
tended to be used for depot pur-
poses Tho deed 10 slsned by Wal.
ter H. Vincent a. administrators of
The estate, aud Joined IN by ali the
heirs
&. n Collinn has sold 10 Morris
oresn tho southwest corner Of
Eighth aV. and olive IT. Tor tae.aoo
The property h unimrroved Mabel
u Esafy has sold a. Edward Nor.
ria and associates bot ON Seventh
av. near Stewart It.. for $4,000, ..
Louis Oluthrli has sold % Max Cler.
ieus the northeast corner Of Four
treath av. and East olive At for
tg0.0oe.
The Exclusive" II the name q a
one page circular issued BY Cali
houa Denny a Ewlns In addition
81 two columns 81 ADVERTISEMENT 81
property ON which the firm has an
exclusive" II contains single eal-
umn OF editorial matter. bearing on
the local realty situation II h
bright. and though novel method
81 advertising. ono that IL sure to
brlus results
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
TO MEET PRESIDENT


San FRANCISCO. Jan. sl-The
eeard Of saueafiou w.nt Into ereeu-
tive session this morning 70 prepare
plans Tor stnit 81 President walsh
ard Superintendent R0neoaiart IL
Washington % confer with the
pfssiirnt an the Japanese exclusion
naatter The members axain 81
dressed themselves - conflfsaf
that the fight is won. bat are attn
ast~rfuined 70 maintain The position
whirh the beard has taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

,s-sr Ian 81 Mln men
49, ~ sssnehamlsh river from the
-. ~ y lowell. have united IN ana
ts u secure eovefnmen. I'M.
'pN - AZ that portion Of the
fv's me decision Of Chairman
sse a The rivers and hnrhors
49,. .ss,se 10 allow an amendment
- 's'' '',s,ee,opr.ati0n bin "a provide
e .s IN 81 the mouth " tho
~ largely due 70 their 81,
fssfs ..'...,naea hy the Washinston
NJ a the capitol The NTH
80 - convinced that. OWNS 90
~ - a',adlflans. they will be
vs'ls a "a into the cargo business
~ ~. y more, aud lheN wish to
~ 49, for Il. A number of
80 mills nov ship by vessel,
"a -. 0's,,x.s helng taken by ecowe
- -" ~ AzrAog aad there placed
vas yesterday started on
rss.,.tson Ter y Iouratofy brick
y -, -. hlaek. which viii be built
,,.-, Hsnnlng. If SlanWeoi. ON
- snss north % Hewitt
-. rsereli Y, n G, A basket
\ = ..,,r' lsaasf In the basketball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
LABOR OFFICIALS
FOR A YEAR

Tho Central Labor Council last
night elected the following officers.
Gordon A. Rice. presIdsnti James
Murphy. vice president. Eugene
smith. secretary. Miss Alice Lord.
financial secretary. Wn. A. Trpua-
dale. reading clerk Nahefl orch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
me- TRAIN IS
LOST ENROUTE

~ Gr~a, Northern and North
= pselnr railroads. hare again
nsas fseord smashing schedule
i ~ transportation The Great
,Ash<rns orieatsl Limited train
~ . Pal Is now Toe hoars b.
- tla< TIE Northern Pacifie's
1rA Coast Limited from Sc Paal.
80 sss ens yesterday. became
X n ~ say sud this morning
- kazAsfIaed ~ no rvpogt from
IL tFxza
~ frzin= On TIE Northegu p
Z xkiek were due yesterday.
~ ~ knissd TIE bufiinxton 4
4 Ne trsfa. watch Vas dae Jan
! xagtd YESTERDAY afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

ard. treasurer, and James blaine.
sefEeant-nt=arma All 81 the above
are Predictions.
The trustees for the ensuing term
are Hamuei iiioomer. Miss Dora
Wadman, ~. u. Dewey
The executive board ~ T. Dew
~. r MuieabeY. D. Heaeat Paul
Mohr. ". . lflEgina. Edward Carl
son. ) W Tapp, }. A. Miller SAM
Vel iiioomef
Organization committees L..
Brewer, Eugene Smith, Charles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
LECTURES GIVEN BY
PROF. HEIHDEL

A iargc audience attended the
second Etefeoptlcon lecture dellys
cred by Professor NJ ileindcl last
night al The Theosaphicai hall The
subject Was Thought Fnfmn IN the
building " Character" and was H.
luntthted BY eoiored lantern Views
showing The eoiorn assumed by
thoughts " devotion. love, fear, am.
biiidh. anger. etc Each view vas
explained by the professor, who
elaiWed that Thoughts are things
and reaet' on tho person thinking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

them thus Influencing him 90 good
or bad deeds
The last lecture in the course BY
Professor tInindei will be given to-
night Ia the same place op sAHtfpls
nnN. Iln Nalatlan % All ItaIIgInnn"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

be held tomorrow afternoon from
the residence 81 Sherman Moran.
i9T 10th ay. NJ burial will he In
the family lot IN Lakeylow eemo-
tory.
NJ. q. w. Examinations.
February has been set ms The
date for the examination for pro
motion OF the aergeantn Of Company
4. N q. W, An order 10 that 81.
feet wau yesterday issued b. The
adiutRnt general 1T Olympia. The
examination viii be held az the
armory IN Seattle by board Of
officers consisting OF BRIG Gen,
orsia Hamilton. Col John klnsio
aud Acting Assistant Surgeon y NJ,
Carroll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
NEW MEETING DAYS or
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Tuesday and wednesday has been
set for the meeting days ~ the
county hoard Of commissioner. az
ter March /. Instead Of Thursday
aud Friday 81 each week. AZ al pres
sut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
STARVING FAMILY

VANCOUVER. n, &. Jan si..-A
German woman Just arrived from
Manitoba vita seven children we're
found IN = shack on the outskirts ~
the city practically starving ana
half clothed There was no farui
Enre tn the house. TIE husband had
deserted The fausliy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

f5r tsH -p2lI man ever had
fset substantial bank account
~ b ssss 60 ct Il ypu wiii begin
sara ssrasifx into 4 ssxinEs ss-
msEt Elifls b. little yaaF account
lrs<s md V put 70 a. State Rauk
I &zffss \ wiii receive per cent
zzsrs<s esmpounsiet asnaIzaunasiIx
- faw fsrrf strip sawafds sue
- = ss ~ bsxsnniuE an account
~ -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
KILLED IN FIRE

CHICAGO. Jan. sI.--Firs. follow.
ing an explosion In the ear barns
"a North Clarke ~. this morning.
Killed James Markus. a workman.
and burned 100 cars. al a loss OF
Eznn 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
i+loH SCHOOL SENIORS TO en-
rERrAlR TIE GIRLS.

February 10 the senior boys OF
the high school are to give a social
spread to the senior Eirla In the
library Thia Il the first senior
-dolnE" this year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
LOCAL FLASHES

The final payment due the con.
tractors ~ the new library Was
made yesterday. the amount being
s.. SEQ. and VAS received in draft
from Andrew Carnegie.
Mlnnesoss Club Meets.
I A. SadeAu. director goneyai of
the A..NePsE. Ia an address be
fore the Minnesota club last night
stated that az least Is states would
be represented al the faif with
buildings
oreen Lake Reservoir Gaze.
In the condemnation cases for a
site for = reservoir for the water
department AZ Green Lake yer.
dict for approximately sis.so vas
brought In Judge Tallmans court
yesterday. The case vac concluded
yesterday,
Warning 10 Land sharks
Receiver Frank A. Twitchell. Of
the United statsa land office. hes
sent out a warning TO the public
against betting imposed upon b.
professional locatofs ut the open
inE Of three Townships In the north
efn part OF WhAteom county. whleh
la 10 take place February 6,
Michigan Club Tonight.
Al the meeting Of the Michigan
club tonight Ia the rooms Of the
Alaska club. |. A. Nadeau viii Etve
an address aud 4 COMMITTEES will be
sppotntrd to negotiate for an ap
preparation by Michigan state for
the fair and also for \ suitable
building
lectures BY -sindel.
Prof NJ Hslnaal gave bis second
lecture IN the Theosophy hail last
night 10 a Eood audience Hia sab.
jet uaz Thought FERNS IN the
building Of Character lie wili
conclude him course tonikht with a
lecture on -Astroloxy. It's Relation
to All Religions
Flower Mlssion Opens.
The reeentlt organised fruit and
flower mlsAian held tts fiFHt open
meeting ID the Lincoln hotel yes
tarday. when about zoo women
usFe pressaI Mrs & y stouisa.
borough spoke OF the good that mas
Be done With flowers. and Miss
Jessie Ballard. president. En-
planned the plans OF the oFKanisa
ton.
Courtsisip ard Marriage.
The nth lecture of Pref Geo
" WAteoH's course IN the TabeF
naeie baptist church on Palestine
wss given last night. the subject
being Social Gaw and Customs
Tonight the lecturer uili apcat
90 "coaFtshIp and Marriage IN
bible Lands. and tofaoFrow uighi
the eourse viii clnae with a recital
II Experiences in Russia"
coneert By mrs. Lsumsll.
Mrs fielea Hnearth i.emmen. 30.
prano. viii elng at tho Grand Feb.
ruary ,. and siil b. assisted By the
following Miss Clara tsewya. Goa.
tral,o. John J. Blackmore. piano.
John l.. Clbha. violin. A plano and
string quintet vii be rendered hy
+ r. Ross. W w. HedieY. "
Pryor. Le Grand Carter and Erwin
Gaatel
Young Moran Passes Away.
Ralph Moran. the isyparold son
IT the lafa Peter Moran. died ~
The family home In Cherry VALLEY
after = short illness Of typhoid r.
yer. The body was brought e.
Seattle today Funeral services viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

. . sfxroN LINE NOT EVEN
srsrsEn FoR SALE - ROAD
s.ss EMPLOYEES BIC WAGES
~ EMPLOYEES INTERESTED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

white vnamelesi sinks AZ one half
price. @ u. nfewn Plumbing Co.
al Pine street 10th phones. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31
INVESTMENTS THAT PAY
The Best Property in Seattle Within the Reach of
All Investors.

Hy the division OF the ownership into Units for M
divdual investment under the Unit Ownership Sys-
tenn Of The Trustee Company, some Of the best busi-
property in Seattle has been brought within the
reach Of investors in any amount from 500 TO $780,
600
The ownership Of Trustee Property No. (now un-
der eonstruction). known the Central Building
which will be the largest most commodious and best
paying office building in the city valued at $500
600 has been divided under this system into 1900
units.
These Units are being sold to investors at the rate
OF $1,000 each Units will also be divided into even
tenths for the benefit Of those who wish 10 invest
less than $1,000 Interest will be paid upon all in
ton after which the investors will receive their pro
rata share of the income from the building.
Investments in centrally located business property
in Seattle will always pay large rental returns and
increase in value every year
The rental and increase value earnings of the prop
erty divided in proportion to the holdings OF the
Unit owners consequently the ownership Of one Unit
is just as good investment for $1,000 as the own
ership Of the whole property for SI,soo'ooo.
The Trustee Company also has some Units for sale
In Trustee Properties Nos and s. These properties
are certain 20 produce most satisfactory results
Call or write for more particular description Of
these properties and the method Of dividing the own
ership into Units.
THE TRUSTEE COMPANY
Lowman Building Seattle, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

Franks. L. A. Marsh. James blaine,
Joseph Altman. Harry Dale.
business agent. " w. cottsriu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

Youna Moran Passes Away.

Ralph Moran. the isyearol1 son
Of the late Peter Moran. died At
the family home In Cherry VALLEY
after = short illness Of typhoid fe.
yer. The body was brought 81
SEATTLE tnalaY fnnsral aerslrna viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

Or. Hunt. dentist. $50 Burke
naiidinG Phoss. Ind SEA Seattle
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

Prof NJ Helndal gave his second
lecture IN the Theosophy hall last
night To a good audience hie aah.
jet vas Thought FERNS IN the
building Of Character lie will
conclude him course tonikht wlth a
lecture on Astroloxy. It's Relation
10 All Rellgiona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

You will really save all the
way from 10 TO so per cent by doing
your trading here tomorrow and IL
money Is any Object 30 you, then you
surely will not allow such a splendid
opportunity 20 slip from your grasp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-31

Al the meeting Of the Michigan
club tonight Ia the rooms Of the
Alaska club. / A. Nadeau viii Etve
an address and \ COMMITTEES viii be
sppotnted TO negotiate for an ap.
propFtation BY Michigan state for
the fair and also for a suitable
building.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-02
PLEA FOR GOOD ROADS.

that has the right to public
matter for discomfort that the
than they
to good
hoows and ridges sand and
Corduroy roadway
why Chicago should not be
the only vehicles that would
be between
Of
andd of well
big VIII thoroughfs not
popular
its
end it will have
extentm to
live Hammond
yesterday full of
of dusn
the would for
pavement? Br-rr-r WOW
HEGEwIscH
80
living house
andn i
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-02

you had a chance to do them or not,
as you saw fit, but still after all you
had no choice.
First and last, people are sent to
jail because they are poor.
The laws are really organized for
the protection Of the men who rule the
world. They were never organized or
enforced to do Justice. We have no
system for doing justice, not the
slightest in the world.
The fellows who control the earth
make the laws. If you and I had the
making of the laws, the first thing we
would do would be to punish the fellow
who gets control of the earth.
A jail is an evidence of the lack of
charity Of the people on the ouside
who make the jatls and fill them with
the victims of their greed.
Free Win is a chimera. Let old
stranger was controlled by circum-
stances beyond his control-the Black
Handlers and Hunchakists simply can't
help it-Runyan packed his grip be
cause he had to. No one is responsible
for anything A case can be made out
for Rockefeller. Morgan, ct al. whom
barrow, with strange inconsistency
would punish for they likewise do no.
what they would but what they must
Even barrow IS to be neither praised
nor blamed for his peculiar views, be
cause he must entertain them,-Nev
York Globe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-02
A New York Estimate of barrow.

Clarence s. barrow now being well
advertised BY his connection with the
Haywood defense an address delivered
by him TO the inmates Of the Chicago
county jail has been repubHshed. Here
are some of its helpful ana wholesome
nuggets.
do not believe there IS any sort Of
dis tinction between the real moral con-
dItion OF the people in and out Of jail.
one is Just as good as the other. The
people here can no more help being
here than the people outside can avoid
being outside. l do not believe people
are in Jail because they deserve to be.
They are in jail simply because they
cannot avoid it on account OF circum-
stances which are entirely beyond their
control and for which they are in no
way responsible.
There ought TO he no jails, and If it
were not that the people on the outside
are so grasping and heartless in their
dealings with the people on the inside,
there would be no such institutions as
jails.,
1t looked to you at the time as if
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-02
LABOR OFFICIAL CALLED DOWN
BY RAILWAY COMMISSION.
Fred L. FeIclS Told Once and for all
That His Information Against Of
Tending Railroads Must he Specific
in Order TO Receive Attention.

Indianapolis, Aug. I'm a letter
written today by the railroad commits
sion, Fred l. Feick, chairman Of the
legislative board of railway trainmen,
is haned a we'll peeled and beautiful
shaped lemon Mr.. Feicl1 has bonn
barded the commission recently with
complaints about the failure of rail-
roads to observe the several laws
passed by the last general assembly,
but he has not been specific. Hence
the commission had nothing but gen
eralities to guide them, and they are
not at all effective in enforcing the
laws.
In a number of instances" says the
letter, you have been asked to make
your information specific, and you
have failed to do so. If you know of
employees who are being made to work
in violation of the sixteen hour law,
YOU should furnish this commission
with the names of such employees, the
names of the train officials RESPONSE BILE
for this violation, the number of the
train and the date upon which ii was
run. together with the starting point
and destination. If you know that
trains on the Baltimore 6 Ohio road
are run in violation of the safety ap-
pliance act. relative TO air, etc. you
should state the number of trains and
! engines, the names OF the men who
run them and the date upon which
1 they were run. You should also give
US specific information as to when
trains of fifty cars We're run in viola
ton OF the fun crew law. We viii
I appreciate any information you may
give us that is OF value and will enable
us TO take intelligent action, but the
/ information contained in these letters
is of no benefit to the commission and
only tends to confusion"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-02

a dozen or more from the state or
New York. Some OF the letters were
young me2 actually seeking positions.
but some Of them We're mercepSry.
and put such question as the follow
ing:
How much are you worth? When
are you likely to die? Have You made
your will. and, If 50, Is it in favor Of
your daughters? Are your daughters
good-looking. well educated and COM
panionable? Are your daughters en-
gsged or do you think they would ike
to be? Many of the applicants send
requests for pictures OF the Wright
girls and ask that jobs be kept open
for them until they are able to see
the photographs. Wright has all the
farm hands he needs now. however.