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The Winslow mail., 1907-05-18

era in farming by the attempt to re-
claim about 100000 acres of unpro-
ductive land. This is A per cent OF
the total area of the little kingdom,
and if the efforts are successful it will
mean much to the nation.
Did you ever stop to figure out what
the yearly loss would be where even
one-half pint of milk was left in the
cows udder at each milking? The
careless mixer would cause a year
ly loss in this way of almost ten dol
lars, and think what it would be in
herd of 20 COWS. Milk clean your
self, and insist on the hired man
milking in the same way
A national egg laying contest is be-
ing planned for next year by the
Rhode Island agricultural college
which will undertake the care and
management of the fowls. The con
test will be cper to eight pullets of
each standard variety and an accu-
rate record of egg yield, cost, ETC., will
be kept for one year from November
1, 1907.
The government which has been in.
vestigating the adulteration of alfalfa
seed has found that out of 352 samples
OF seed obtained on the open market,
1G3 were found to contain seed of the
destructive parasitic plant dodder
Nine samples were adulterated with
seed of yellow trefoil, and nine sam
pies with bur clover. In some cases
this adulteration ran to over SO PEI
cent
Under the new meat inspection law
it is necessary for the farmer who
engages in the business of buying and
slaughtering calves to apply to the
secretary of agriculture at Washing
ton if he would secure exemption
from the inspection which the pack
ing house business must undergo. The
necessity of inspection would prove
a serious handicap to the farmer and
he can secure it by making the proper
application.
Cattle growers in this country have
largely come to realize that the pure
bred bull is the most profitable, but in
Mexico cattle growers have clung to
their grade bulls and grown poor beef
cattle as a result. They are now
waking up to this fact and are turning
to the breeders of the United States
for pure bred bulls. The secretary Of
the American Short-horn Breeders as
sociation has requests for lot of roam
bulls from prominent cattle breeder
in Mexico.
Soap should not be used on the
milk vessels in cleaning them. 1t is
better to use only salsoda or some
other alkaline washing powder. At
recent dairy convention in New South
Wales, the judge in criticising a GER
tain lot of butter, noted on the score
card: Tastes of SOAP And in
quiry of the exhibitor brought out
the fact that she had used soap suds,
and Notwithstanding that she had
rinsed the vessels in clear water after
ward, there had remained sufficient of
the soap to flavor the milk and make
the butter taste.
Reports to the agricultural depart
ment indicate that the quantity of win
ter wheat sown exceeds that of last
year, and gives promise of new high
water mark The New York Produce
The Winslow mail., 1907-05-18
He Knew Women.

She-Why is it a man always drops
into back seat when he goes to
church?
He--Because he has no bonnet to
show, my dear-Yonkers Statesman.
The Winslow mail., 1907-05-18
At His Service.

''Hi!" shouted the rich man, peer
Ing cautiously over the stairway. 81
want youi'
'Well," chuckled the burglar, reach
Ing for the silver, 'Tm at your service,
Siri"
The Winslow mail., 1907-05-18
How He Felt.

Mrs. Kelly-All that ye are ye owe
to me, Patrick Kelly!
Mr. Kelly-Well, if Oh ivir git 80
cints Oil give it to ye and settle the
.--L4N.AA.O A,A..e,uUHAAAN.
The Winslow mail., 1907-05-18

Reports to the agricultural depart
ment indicate that the quantity of win
ter wheat sOwn exceeds that of last
year, and gives promise of new high
water mark. The New York Produce
exchange estimates the yield from the
present area sown at 503, Ats, 900 bush
els, which is far ahead of last years
harvest. Of course, much may hap
pen during the winter and following
spring and summer to affect the wheat
harvest unfavorably, so that estimates
are largely speculative, but it is rea-
sonable to expect that the larger SOW
ing will result in a large reaping, anc
that the crops of next year will exceed
those of last year.
The Winslow mail., 1907-05-18

A farmer who was troubled with
horse radish in his field says he sue
cessfully rid the land of the weed by
plowing deep and then carefully re-
moving the roots thrown up. Roots
he missed on the first treatment he
pulled up when cultivating the corn he
planted in the field.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-09

yarn exported from Japan
goes TO Shanghai for distribu.
tion in China, where it comes in
competition with the yarn from
India and also with the native
yarn made in China.
The exports of cloth are stead
lily increasing. The yarn mills
have not increased their exports
as rapidly, owing to the home
demand.
The total exports Of manufac
lures of cotton for the last three
years and for six months of 1906
were as follows: 1908. So, ,437,
654 1904, $3,S71,714 1905, $5,
146,014, first half of present year
$2.662,4S1.
The Jap having demonstrated
to the world his superb fighting
powers, he is now going to prove
thas he is also entitled to rank as
a "captain of industry.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-09
News in Brief.

Mr.. j. E. Norment, Gov. Hey
wards popular and efficient pri-
vate secretary will engage in the
insurance business as soon as re-
lieved of his present duties. 49,.
Four men were killed and two
fatally injured Saturday by the
explosion of powder plant in
Winconsin :. Three firemen
lost their lives in a New York
fire Sunday night. {. Three
lives were lost in the burn
ing Of a hotel Sunday night
in Delhi, New York. :. DR.. E.
j Osborne has been arrested in
Birmingham, Ala charged with
having four wives. =. An en-
tire family of six persons were
killed by Illuminating gas Sum
day night, IN Burlington, Ver-
mont. Over one million i'm.
migrants were admitted into the
United States during the past
year. :. Bishop Duncan is
critically i'll at his home in Spar.
tanburg.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-09
SOME THINGS AN EDITOR FINDS
OUT.

We co not know now long the
editor of the Commercial Ad
vance, of st. Matthews, has been
engaged in the newspaper busi-
ness, but he has evidently sat
upon the tripod long enough to
learn by experience that which
every man finds out sooner or
later who shoves the pencil in
printing office, as will be seen
by the following:
The man who handles the 10
cal department OF newspaper
learns after due experience not
to expect even briefly expressed
thanks from a column of pleas
ant things, but he knoweth as
surely as cometh the winter that
single line in which there is an
unintentional misrepresentation
will cause some one TO be heard
from as if from house top. And
we may add that when he has
made pleasant mentions 999
times of some person, place, or
thing, but on the thousandth
time fails to do so, he must not
expect to be forgotten. The
ON ssion may have been from
accident, inadvertence or even
an entire lack of knowledge. II
matters not. The simple fact
remains and he will be judged
by that.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-09

The Legislature convened yes
terday at noon. AS there are
many new members, as we'll as
old ones desirous of effectipg re.
forms, both houses will likely be
flooded with bills during the
next ten or more days. The dis
pensary problem will doubtless
prove TO be the storm center Of
the session. Bucket shops, the
lien law and compulsory educa-
tion will also occupy much OF
the time OF the solons.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-09
were injured. Two of the hurt

were injured. Two of the hurt
may die.
The bomb.thrower had demand
ed money from President Rush.
ton. When refused, he took
the missile from under his coat
and hurled it at Mr.. Rushton.
President Rushton after the
explosion was rushed to the
rooms of the Down Town Club,
a dining organization on the
eighth floor. He was tremb bling
like leaf. He told the follow
ing:
"a man who gave the name
OF G E. Williams, shabblly dress
ed came into my Office and asked
me to lend him $4,000 / was
busy at the time and paid little
attention to what the man said.
He looked at me very ouriously
until l became suspicious that
he was a crank, and asked him
to excuse me for minute.
AS | left the man arose and
went over TO the cashiers win.
dow. | noticed him talking TO
the cashier. The explosion fol-
lowed next.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-09
Illness of Rev. ]. w alter
Simpson.

Rock Hill Record: DR.. w. r.
Simpson was called to Concord,
N. c., last Wednesday on account
of serious illness of his brother,
the Rev. j. Waiter Simpson OF
the Associate Reformed Presby-
terian church. Mr.. Simpson has
been sick for some time, but
was getting along nicely and the
news Of his turn for the worse
was unlocked for.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-09

The Req. y. Meek Whtte-Restg
nation of HIS Charges In this
County.
1t is now authoritatively known
that the Rev. j. Meek White has
severed his connection as pastor
with the Unity, ellis Greek and
Pleasant Hill A. II. z. churches,
his resignation, rendered some
time ago, having been finally ac-
cepted. He will likely remain
at his present home at Unity,
however, until spring, as he Is
now engaged in teaching the
Bethel school,
Mr.. White is an earnest, zeal.
Gus and effective worker in the
Masters vineyard, and his sever
ance of his pastoral relations
with the charges referred to,
which he has served faithfully
and efficiently for several years,
lis no doubt greatly regretted by
the congregations OF those
churches, as we'll as by the pub.
lie generally.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-09

The Southern's new schedule
seems 10 be working nicely
Every train, we believe, has thus
far practically made its running
time. The Southern is to be
congratulated on the radical i'm
provement in it's service.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-09
Fatal Work of a Boom
ThroWer--Had been Re-
fused Loan in a Bank.

Philadelphia, Jan. 5.-Short-
ly before noon an unknown man
hurled bomb in the Fourth
Street National Bank. The ex-
plosion tore the bomb.thlower er
to pieces and killed w. G. Nc
Lear, assistant cashier. Sever
al more employees and patrons
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-09

The crime of lynching appears
to be on the decrease. Last year
there were only ~ lynchings in
the United States, while in 1901
there were 1876, and SO in the
year following OF the 70 per
sons lynched in 1906 only IA
were for criminal assaults on
white women. All the victims
were negroes except two. The
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-09
The Stack Letters Appreci-
ated in Georgia as well as
Here.

Editor News: | write a line
this a. m. to express my appre-
citation of the "Stack" letter from
the old country. 1t is we'll re-
ceived and, no doubt, will be
read with interest. Don't fail to
publish his subsequent letters
You do not remember when |
lived in North Carolina (Monroe)
in 1901, tut some of your
readers do. At that time fam
lily of Stacks, whom | knew, lived
in that neighborhood, from whom,
it is likely, your correspondent
sprang. Good stock, would you
not say.
Yours, etc.,
]. w. Twittv.
Valdosta, Ga, Jan. 5, 1907.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-09

record according to states is as
follows: Alabama, 5; Arkansas,
a; Florida, 6; Georgia, 8; Indian
Territory, 1; Kentucky, 3; Loui
siana, 9; Mississippi, IL; Mary
land, 1; Missouri, 8; North Caro-
lima, 5; South Carolina, 6; Ten
nessee, Q; Texas, 6.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-09

L was numerous hitchng
posts" esteemed Rock Hill Rec
ord, that The News recently said
had been erected in back lot
here, and not ga hitching post"
as you enormously state. We
mildly protest against your in
vasion of the realms of fiction
when commenting on "a big Ian
caster improvement BY the
way, are Rock Hillians still
rushing up 10 the Mayors office
to plank down their individual
dollars to pay for paving the
city's streets ?
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-09
Wednesday, January 9, 1907.
THE MANUFACTURE OF COTTON
GOODS IN JAPAN.

We heard a prominent cotton
manufactures and capitalist
none other than our fellow
townsman Col. Leroy Springs
predict s. few years ago that it
was only question Of time
when Japan would astonish the
world by her marvellous develop
ment of the cotton manufacture
ing industry. He said he would
want no better opportunity for
making money than to 90 to
Japan aud establish cotton mills.
He spoke of the cheapness,
abundance and aptitude of the
labor there, and how cheaply
machinery and the raw material
could be shipped u that coun
try.
Reports from ia an show that
Colonel Springs's prediction is
rapidly coming to pass. For ex
ample, a Washington special in
the Charleston Post says:
especial Agent w. A. Ora
ham Clark of North Carolina,
who was appointed by the De
partment of Commerce and La
Dor 10 go TO the Orient last sum-
mer and secure better markets
for American cotton goods has
sent a letter from Jadan, deal
ing largely with the rapid deve-
lopment of that country.
In Mr.. Clark's letter he points
out how the japanese govern
ment Is striving to encourage
the establishment OF all neces-
sary manufactures in order that
the nation may be practically
independent. Great progress is
being made In the establishment
OF textile factories, and Japan
IS already exporting coarse cot.
ton goods. In these industries
the government lends its aid by
loaning money at lower rates
than it pays on its foreign loans.
Concerning the growth of the
cotton industry, Mr.. CLARK says:
"Today cotton manufacturing is
one of the largest industries in
Japan, and the japanese are
looking to it more than to any
other industry to change their
adverse trade balance to sur.
plus. Their exports are increas
ing, and "made in Japan" has
become a familiar sign in the
Orient.
The export of 267,114 bales ol
yarn during 1905 was the largest
recorded with the exception of
1908 when 307.2O1 bales were
shipped. For the first half o.
1905 tho exports were 24,S2C
bales.
The great majority of the
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-09

Mrs. Wardlaw Russell, of Cam
den, and Miss Carrie khan,
Of * rshaw, returned home this
morning after a visit to their
brother, Rev Mr.. Beckham, on
Ebenezer avenue.-Rock Hill
Record.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-09
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Entered as second-class matter, Oct. :, 1905,
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OF Congress of March 3. 1879
The Washington times., 1907-12-04
Bear Hunters
ToSwapYarns
At White House

. The bear hunters are coming to town
today and the rest are expected be-
fore Friday night. The vanguard con-
sisted Of Harley and Give Metcalfe.
who were brought to the White House
by, DR.. RiXey, himself n member of the
famous Louisiana bear hunt party. The
crowd viii dine at the White House
as guests OF the President Friday night.
and II they fail 10 tell any good stories
OF the recent Southern trip every one
OF them win be ready to stand treat"
In addition to the hunters who chased
Bruin with him in Louisiana, the Presi-
dent viii probably also have as his.
guests several Of the men who shared
the tolls Of the chase on the Colorado
hunt two years ago. Phil Stewart OF
Colorado Springs, an old personal friend
of the President, Is the chief member
Of the Colorado party.
The guests expected at the White
House on account Of the Louisiana hunt
are, in addition to the Metcalfe broth
ers. who hail from Greenville. Miss.
Dr. Alexander Lambert OF New York,
John M. Parker Of New Orleans, and
DR.. RiXey. Surgeon General Of the Navy.
.fohn Mcllhenny, a member Of the Civil
Service Commission. who was also a
member OF the hunting party, would
be among those present only he is now
on his honeymoon and viii not return
in time 20 attend.
The Washington times., 1907-12-04
Couple Welded
Under Houses
Of Parliament

LONDON, Dec. 4-FOr the first time
IN history a wedding was celebrated
yesterday within the precincts Of the
houses Of parliament.
Tho scene Of the ceremony was the
richly decorated little Chapel OF St
Stephens. hidden away under the floor
OF the famous Westminster Hall, and
originally the crypt OF the ancient
Palace Of Westminster. which dates
from the thirteenth century
An additional Importance was lent to
the historic event by the fact that the
bridegroom was none other than Sir
Robert Threshie Reed. Baron Loreburr,
lord high chancellor of England, while
his bride was Miss HicCs-Beach. daugh-
ter OF w. f. Hicks-Beach. Of Witcombe
Park, Gloucester, and niece Of Viscount
St Aldwyn.
The Washington times., 1907-12-04
HELP wANTED-gEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALR.
eIRL-colored; 1s years old. la9 9Th st. NV.
aIRL-orphan preferred; good homo. sls
az rO-d- oeo-9I
GRL-For housoworE. ss3 Pennsylvania a,c-
Sc. dsS-3t
wv loth st. NV. de5-t
GIRLS who know how TO sort waste paper.
Apply Los St NV deZ-5t
GIRL-Colored. kitchen. at once. $40 st.
nv. aeZ-St
GIRL,-At once. 712 9Th st sw. de2-st
G1RLS-Three girls. general houseworlxer.
cham bermaid. private families: other clean
office, mornings and evenings. Inquire 1856
~ - =. - ~
GIRL,-For general homework: small family.
ZzSe y NV. de4-2t
HOUSBWORKER-Ge General; must be expe-
rlenced cook; none other need apply. 452 N
HoUsEWORRER-Go settled woman for
general housewOrki no cooking. stay nights;
bring reference; good wages. Apply 1926
Columbia road II
sell stock: easy proposition. Ad-
dress BOX s. Times office. de3-st
LADY-young. cashier; experienced BOX 3.
Times Office de2-5t
PIANIST-Lady pianist to travel with thea
rical company. Apply % Quincy st. no.
def-2t
SALESLADY-Wanted experienced saleslad-
for department store; good salary; perma-
uf
sALEswOsEN-slK. Apply before 9 a. m.
luO 9Th 81. NV de3-2t
TEN WHITE hotel Mattresses. so month:
10 chambemaids- Apply at once. DICKS
HOTEL AGENCY, Eth and Pennsylvania
ave NV. de8-Zt
-First-class. TO help on mems
coats: good wages Cau at once Apply
AI-EA, 6l8 Ith St NV. de2-3t
wAITRESs-wa experienced waitress al
once WASHINGTON CAFE. 4s7 Pennsyl-
vania ave. NV. de4-3t
wAITkESSES-Tw experienced at once; ref
erenee required; MAJESTIC DAIRY LUNCH
sVS Fennsylvania ave. NV. de3-2t
wArTREssEs-ExperienOed mattresses SIS
G 50. NV. de3-st
WHITE pantry woman. SIS: assistant pantry
woman, $40; mattresses, 50; cook $50; four
N !. ..N. -
AGENCY, 4ls 10th ST. NV. It
woNIAN-Coiored woman for general bouse-
work small family. Apply l7lS 9th NV.
wOMAN-For general housework; stay
nights; suburb; good wages TO right party.
Apply 20 Miss GREEN, Sll G. St NV do4-3t
WoMAN-Good, settled woman to do general
Work. must be good cook; no washing or
ironing. - l343 Columbia road. dei-2t
woMAN-Good reliable woman for general
h9usewoTk; stay nights 1Zl0 Columbia road.
FLAT 20. deket
wCMAN-For general houseworIs; neat ana
petite with some education Tlg 6th ST. NV.
cook. wash and iron:
references sss NJ 81 NV. de3-3t
WOMAN-settled. to cook and do general
housework- Apply 1898 Wisconsin ave.
dey-Zt
woman general homework
and cooking, 6l4 n 81. NV. des-st
WOMAEJ-CoIored woman cook. wash. iron:
FAMILY OF three: bring references 1893 18th
81 deS-1
WOMAN TO cook and assist with housework
Apply loc2 Pennsylvania ave NV. deZ-st
wOMEN-Two reliable colored women 10 20
70 Fort Howard one hour out OK Baltimore,
hOusemaid. SIS; cook and laundress, $50: fam
ny or three. Cab at 1883 Columbia road, city.
WANTED-Ladies' 70 learn halrdresslng
scalp treatment, Marcel wave, facial mas
sage. manicure, electr0ISsis; new system: IL
lusrated catalogue mailed free MOIERsS
SCHOOL. rs 9Th ave. New
York city. no3O-et
The Washington times., 1907-12-04
BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST


GOLDENBERG'S 7th and X SITS. NV.
-. kANN. SONS a. CO., Sth and Market space
GREEN'S CAPITAL AID YERTISIN @
AGENCY u4S 18th St NV.
w, E. Men ULTI, Cigar Store. 18th and NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, LintOn &
Nelson. ProprietorB: corner Rhode Island
ave, LIST and I stB. NV.
ROBERT 7. PETZOLD. Tbs Harvard Phar.
macy, 18th and Harvard SITS. NV.
W A DARLING, cor i4th and 7 SITS. NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th St, Rhode
II lElapd II 2sI.llyle: ave: and St NV.
CHAs c. HoRNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
bANFORDS PHARMACY New York ava
and North Capitol street
iS7-ye;, =, a; E9iI -l9. =, 10Th and n sts NV.
SiLl-EIIE 8 CO. 18th and L SITS. NV
p "a ,MA15NEh q CO. LIST and II SITS. NV.
II l. z; IAefLoE. IA, cor. 9th and z sta NV.
IAOAAs CRAWFORD, 1901 Pa ava NV.
NORTHEAST.
IADDON PHARMACY, 200 Florida ave ne
CltAS. II. BLUMER, n. Cap. and r sts ne
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. "a ana % sts,
=. ); DUNCAN d CO.. Druggists. 9Th and K
NeCHEsNEY g JOACHIM, sth and F SITS. ne.
SOUTHEAST.
-: p. POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol SITS.
tsOACa DRUG CO., Sth and G. sts. Sc.
"A B. bEALY, NV. cor. 1lth and Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST.
V HUGO EIsTNBEIsS. 9TH and B streets.
GEORGETOWN.
+. p. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 NJ ST. NV.
ANACosT1A.
BURTs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
BRooKI4AND. D. C.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERSSEN Drug stora
ALEXANDRIA. VA,
r. Il CARNE q Co. 7os King st.
HELP wAETED-FEMALR.
AN ASSISTANT on embroidery work at
kEbNE'S, 1872 + st. NV. de1-st
ANY YOUNG lady desiring expert telegraph
and typewriung instruction write for particu-
lars; salary, $50 70 500 monthly; tuition So
weekly. PRESS OPERATOR. Times Office.
1t
CHOCOLATE dipper. Apply DEMoNETs
17l4 Pennsylvania ave. deS-3t
cHAMBERMAD-cOIOred. 80 st. NV.
CHABIBERAIAID-white Apply HouseEeeD-
er. HOTEL DRlSCOLLa de2-gt
CHANIBERMAID-whi at the ST. JAMES
de2-3t
COAT HANDS-Helpers on coats; good hands,
steady work; good pay. SCHWARTZ &
PELzMAN, 5O5 7th St NV. deS-2t
COOKS, chambernaids, light houseworkers.
laundresses. Mattresses. white and colored :
bring references; wages $12. SIS. $50 SIS
month; every day SO Tth st PHIL
IsIPS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. del-st
DREssMAKERs' apprentices; paid while
learning Apply s01 2lst St NV. de2-st
FOUR HOTEL chamber1naids. kitchen
maids for new hotel In Ohio: 1 storerOom
woman for State OF Maryland PHILIPS
HOTEL AGENCY. $50 tn st. NV. de3-2t
GIRL-colored girl for general houseworl1
IN small family. Apply sos 18th St NV IL
GIId-Colored girl for general housewor1
Call az liz New York ave- NV. 1t
GIRI-To operate cufr press. WEST END
lsAONDRY, Il23 Pennsylvanla ave. NV. IT
GIRL-Colorod girl for light housework Mrs.
HAN. l225 LIST 81. NV. des-St
The Washington times., 1907-12-04

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