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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
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Qa6 liuda ere ID priresSitA. Ro.
aadle 6 10 primavsHs los matiess DO
sus rosss p&lidss, y tsndreis 90 cutis;
d mar msridional 90 sx IiQuido u
teadre.s sus pupilas, Ala Ssda uAt
" "a Aurso , fino tus6p, J te ldrsi'
ls mata do 90 Hslo. Y tomsd lei ss-l
ssis d6nds ensonirArlssl les virtuds'
iuless , fesseas dc un alma de n5r,
la pisdad, 10 tsinuts, L. fsnsrosidad,
sl amor ideal hasia sodos los humA.
aos s-y t,ndrsis el sspiritu se's,ts do
sa prinsesits h'Tmosa.
Esta pslfeesi6n era iustsmspts 10
lue trsia ipQuieio al reg % padre.
No tsnfa otra b 10 sino gQusllA, y
hatfAla oonssguido tsrds 70. euSpdc
llsgsbA 81 limits que sspAra IL ma
daT6x dc 10 vsi6s; Dor 10 eual hcbis.
"a anhslato YesguardaF con 40 faDAl
{ 10 princeHila, slsvsr .al Yedsdtr su-
70 psFadol do ssaro, J sobIs sodo
eeeubrir su sorsxtn lisrno, palpitan
70 do prsssntimientos , do emosionss
ssgradss. con 10 triple eorazA do
susro batido, del egoiamo, ls indifs.
rsnsia y II sobsrbia.
Padre y seiior -difo nm die 10
priAsesita. solgind6ss dol sus llo del
esy. ~ 81 % vsrdad que me QuisEes,
qua dsssah eomplSctrms y hassrms
la vida diGhoss, psrmftAms eis 10
dsdiQus { eonsolar tapta desgPAeia
ecmo dshe Ixlatir on sl mundo. No
les hs visto ppYQue ii me lodsss do
* plsndor y dc alsgFia, y { mi Alrs.
dsdor 90 . ~ 81 bulliOio do les riI a.
les sAncionss; Esro 20 adiviuo Qus
10 hAbituAl por shi tasrA Ser& la.des'
gracis, y que 20 vodrfA mitigarla
1uixis, aesrskndome { ellis.
nj 10 imSglnss grit6 el reg con
vio,enoia amAnte. NAdA YemedIAriaa
0uirlrias On cAmbio infnito dolor.
Gree On mi * srisne's, y vivs por en-
| lima do 10 m 'ehsdumbrs miserable;
rivO ats; vivs Isi''; pi ID mirss nj 10
oigas, INo tieres IS on tn padre
Pues ahora milmo van { venir lCl
,abios pars q ls lea eonsultsS: lya vs'
rGs 81 50 oonseio estk do ssusYdo. cor
a( miC
L'egArop, en- ,fictc, los iabioS, ,
70 tormaHon On ssmief Culo alt' "a
,rinssslts, que sontemplaba con siertc
,uCmbro sus sArAs marshitas por o.
s.tudic, aus bAvbas desalifsdas ]
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09

CRISES, sus oios hundidos, dc pkrpados
abolsados Drotfgldcs porilss gsfas dc
plata, y aus ifsnte1 rugoIAs, que 10
ealvisis hAsia vastAs ) slarAs como
lunaG.
-El htmbrs -opin6 el prt fsaoF de-
AntropoIogia mo msrses que nsdis eel
molslis por 81. Al hpmhrs le qusdSn
nd tiplss rAairoS y eisigmas do suI
erimitivA snimal'dsdl 81 h:mbrs es
an lobo para 81 be mbre, J 90 inatinto
Y 10y % 10 guerra do todos contra 10
dos poT la sxlstensia. El hcmbre ma
tural y ysrdsdsro % 81 lalvsis, una
6srs criminal.
-El homhrs oIin6 el professor
dc 6osiolcafA-se srsusntra s6n On
los ccmisrzos do % svoluci6n. lsnta.
trSbs icsfsi1a. hAciA an sstAdo msnos
impsifssto Que 81 ssiusll Lo que ~
IhAss por msiorsr , u sondieion sQuivs
10 & si lar nm shorFi o do sgp . duiss
On les o - del Ossesno para delamae
garlAs. TrAnafoPmAeio nss inea GALE
blss. la Ascion do sigios Sin susDto,
requeriEG 10 obrA do rsmsdiar On par
10 los 6e6sieEcias de nuestrA orgapi
] xAei6n social pressnis, Y SQui6n sabe
ai muehas. dc eatAs a. dclenciaa son
irYemediAblsiP In ciensiA vsrd AderA
leme AfirmAr demlsiAdO.
-El hombSe -Opin6 oil professor
dc PAisologfa y Moral -psga son in
gratitud "a vssss hAsta con odio sl
hisn que % insentA hAssrls. au Ing
ltnto "a este parlisuIar, maahAs vsse s
Assrtado, 10 dietA Qus % ariaimo 81
dsAinteE6s. y que 10 bsnehccnsia 20
sisrss. por 10 general sOn slsdn fr
dill 81 mismo blenh'ehor. "a loa
bieuhsshorss dol todo aitruistas, lea
dssprseiA On sl fJndo do % alma,
porQus 10 rsx6n 10 grita: sNo series
10 Van 1uOeehbU,S
-El homhrs -opin6 sl professor d
Esseliss -Os 10 eosS mas rspulaiva Qus
Iimsgirarse pueda, Hi ls fatsn ecrdi
eionss para hsrmoSesr y robustsssl
Isu organismo desds 10 niiieS. LA edu
sssi6n. grisga era 10 dnieA rscionAl.
L. mushsdumbre msr e.lsFOss eau
sAriA horror { IS divina prir eesa si
leila tuyisTa el NAL gusto d. ASrt Il
ImSrae. Qie &c rseT6s en sl srls, On i,
bsllsxA 'tsrna. noble y pura do lcl
suadroa y las est&Iaas; On 10 hArmo
lnis dc los instrumeutos. On 10 { Q aspoi,
Ids. los verEos que 90 snlAxAn y 90 hu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
EDICT0

q Ia OoPts Nurisipal de- DiSIPit ,
JadisIal Npnloipal Do ssn 10.
Psfso, 2. r,
ABsa'mc OopSslsS Pa{i,. IL psFhs.
CoetsFHi6n De secession 90 Dr. m pio.
RoF OuIntc: ATssm0 G r1'Ls
RaAfn, msJt / 10 sdsd, sHSado con do
Is fPsnsi CA Custo , Rodr'e"a, CO.
sFslss y J vteipo de sAu Jnsn, he
ofaovido apAs ssta Cort' uH ~ O.
snts solisitsndo la sOsVsFsi6n Dc
tsai6a sn dominic cue o. dssSries
sii
UFhAaa easa baFFsFH OonstFuids
- msAsrss Gel pals , tsshada con
lna e bsfro Fadissds % 10 sAlIO de
afks ds SSts vuablo Dc osho metros
ass ssefnst-os es frsuts poF Dr. 8
~ Bllgei ncvssa essERsIFVi e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
ClNIRl De DELEGlDO!
LlOitssl6n para trs bsioS tipogrlACoa
San JuSp, BpOYo 8 do 1861.

Llelbsslou para HA pplos upogft ncoeR
San JuSp, IpsYo 8 do 1861.
For mSndAto Dc lA Ley. scs imi
prssos llgislAliVoB para 10 CAmIIA CO
DslegsdoS, 80 hAikn sn o. sntAblssi.
m'euto tipogFGnsc que m&S hSio Pc
sio pida VoF hsssP 81 tfAbp irs.
Para 81 a6l Cumplimisrlo Dc OGta
LSy, 20 avias & los ] fss Dc sslab'ssi'
m Ontos Iipf g'GnoOs de ss'a sludI d,
que, EoF aus CorcisioneT, ~ eonSies.
T ea1Acitl dos para rec ixsF Ice tra'
bSios, con lA soFTSesi6u , tAplt O. gus
son nsGesaFioS, duTants l9 DItx Ea
sSui6n 70 la bAmb 90 IbgislatiVs.
Lol bills, FOIolIslopOI, ROmNis'
les. etc, Ss harkn On ipgltI = en- CAs'a2
llauo. Sc EsIi ra propoSieionss
h,SIa Sl lunsTl s,t,rsS Dc EnT q,
1907, & ial nutVs Dc ia mGhAna. en- Il
ssarsl iiA &c IL c&m.rA De DO'sgh
dos, tn dOnds IoA intsrssAdos po6FGa
9 s,lisilar sl plisgo de 0ondisienOI 81
suAI 70 Viu ,tu' "a Ius pFopusstHs.
FHLIx NACos BEsNna
Sci ss@liasie,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
AGENCIA De JuGNI-DIAZ
Eusro 6 de 1907

AL0S SUS.RIToREB.- -Es rus
60 encsrssidamenlS & loA que satGn 90
deudA con este Agenoia, % sirvAn sci
dar segaidAmsnls aus suOntas, para
podsr nQsidsr con la ImBrssA %
tOs gus finGiiee sl Afo.
Los rssibos del sorrisnte mes Sc
sobEarkp con vGrIos diAs de ALtisipo
para AAi hAOsr tGc!l ls liquldaai6n.
CANpELARIo MARTINEZ. Agents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
SLa DemocraciaO es un
periodico de circulation insu.
perable en- todo Puerto. Rico.

para los airs que 10 nsn alli pATs
SuS hIiOs pslIgtoI do una siudId ip'
mspss, on que hIy tsntoI itssutlvos
0I.A la vida a'egrs } hog zsna.
ri ,ipItisut0 de Far Bot XIV y o.
VSEdadsrHmsnW notlb'e. Y los cue
rscibsn OIL cusdsFDo ( Qus nos rsf.Fi'
m1s 50 AIg,ATAn De que Ixi'tI sIS
SInRo Dc sdusAsl6n tan onmplSio ,
que Lee hrlnda taptGs tAsilidadsS.
Nas,t,a snhorAbusnG 81 ssfioF Sui
soma } nusstTol vctos lara cue sop
tInaS ~ pEoaPsEidRd,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
"Despues de padecer t0ds mi vida
de caEarr0, Ia Peruna me Cur6.
-..W. MANN.

La Sra. w. Mann, 5O5 Compey Ave-,
tiles, Michigan, escribe como sigue:
ss'Dcspues de padecer toda mi vida de
eatarro, la Peruna me euro.
1Estaba tan enferma que habfa per-
didc ell olfato cuando tenfa ounce afios.
''La naris y la cabezs estaban siempre
llenas, y ten1a que respirar por ls bocs.
"Mi salud en- general era miserable.
"Estaba siempre cansada.
"Empece a tomar Peruna hacen dos
aAos, y me siento como una persona
NistANAA.N
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
PADECIo De CATARRO
POR DIEZ Y SEIS AMOS
81 Administrator De TeIegrafos De Aguadla, Puerto
Rico. Eue Acknowledgements Curado POr Ia Pe-ru-na.
rANSAeSNANNGeseseNseS srS>sN~~S~<><NS>~SNS~"1
"Peruna co Ell .nlejOr y Ell .dn'cO
remediO para ei catarro. I
] ...RAM0N MA. MARTL )

F<UANDo 90 expectora fiema, Sc puede
~. estsr SECURE de que hay catarro.
Algunas veces el catarro esta en- los
tubos bronquilales, otras veces en- Ia
faringe.
I'm cualquier case produce, fierna.
lQue es fiema?
ELENA 90 simplemente mucus espaso'
Cuando las membranes mucosas estan
en- salud secretan constantemente mucus
Eino y no produce sensation alguna.
Pero cuando las membranes mucosas
est6n afectad las secreciones mucosas
se espesan y producen irritation.
Entonces SO le llama fema, y su pre-
sencia en- los tubos bronquiales produce
tos, en- 10 faringe produce nauseas y
hace escupir.
In Peruna remueve Ell catarro, despues
del cual SO normaliza la membrane
mucosa , desaparecen todcs los sintomas
6esagradables.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
JuUTA De MED|cO!

TAl vsx 90 10 pEtx ma Ismark %
rsupirG ls JupIA de H6iisOs para re-
solver vSrits asuDtos per disntssi sn'
ire slit SsRGl i paEeOs, unO do Earta
IsAbsl, TslaOionAdo con a. mSdieo,3
nm beticAPiO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
"DespuGS da haber pGdecidO p0r
amos Dc cstafrO, dOce fraScOs de
Peruna me curar0n.
..-R. C. WHITE.

4 Ell Sr. r. G. White, Jr., 1O4 Barter st.,
Mt. Vernon, Ind, escribe como sigue:
ala Peruna es ell mejor remedio que SO
conoce para ell catarro.
"Despues de ados de sufrimientos,
doce frascos de Peruna me curSron.
Por las mafianas al levantarme, tenia
4 lA garganta LENA de pringue de Ia
cabexs.
4 "a cada cambio de temperature me
0OliA 10 cabeza.
"Pero 70 estoy bueno, graciss & la
Peqrna."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09


Mar Administrator Teegraos Aguadi
Puerto Rico.
largo sspacio ah padecendod fue
pncpamen duante csc largo
periodic ds uviese resguadarme por eeco
prvandome ha de comer pue
perdfa Ell apetto complete.
nva de media hora depues de
nnumeraes poder mpar mi pecho de 10 hea que
conenfa
"Consuando varios uvo hacn omar
gand perder toda de
conseguir remedio poder curarme
habndo cuhada venijo
par nuestra tratarse ago
mi caAo do Porque prueba Vd la Perunaf En-
Bayamon q dado muy buen resultado cit6me
En efcto sin maormente N determine omprar un o de
omand quedan cuharadas
desaparecdo todas las aones
da
lmpio tenaS
lego 4decir NAL no ena remedio!
son
magninco prepado odos sin xcepco de solo,
poddo PRUN NO
VA ELMEJOR REMEDIo PARA Ell CATARRo SNO QUE Es FL
I uN1COM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09

Entire todss las marcas hasta hoy conocidas la MAG.
NESIA DE ZERBI merece el primer puesto, no va solo
Dor 81 grsto sabor comprobada e6cac suo poque Ia
nica eaborada en- la forma granular medante una comb
nac6n verdaderamente qufmc psso que Las dennis mag
nesias son meras mezclas de v'rias sustaucas.
La magnesa granular de zerbi es recomendada pot
los meores medicos sus aectos curavos sempre Sc
cpros De yenta en- Farmaca de Zerb, San Francisco
S2 San Juan Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-09
LnVpT ~

bVot byVUT
:. asaatIsszzsxsat
sssEttsty Municipal Court I I aSp
EnVpr1N
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-09-04

in the hands Of the board Of reg
istratlon to ascertain if the sign
crs thereof are qualified electors
of that township. Sandy Grove
according to the petitioners, con-
tains 22-65-1O0 square miles,
and if taken away from Claren-
don there is no evidence that the
constitutional area would remain.
It is our opinion that Clarendon
has been cut to the quick already,
and it is to the interests Of all tax
payers to resist any lurther cut
ting Of area and taxable property.
There should be a limit to these
things. Williamsburg is a large
county and has no need for more
area, while Clarendon is a small
county and cannot spare any area
whatever. The county commls-
toner's should take this matter IN
hand, and through then attorney
fight every movement made oy
those who would carry any part
of Clarendon to another county.
We are convinced that very few
Of the citizens of Sandy Grove
care anything about this new
movement: it is worked up by a
few. possibly interested parties,
and they have secured signatures
to the petition the signers not
giving the matter any consider
alton. and we are told that some
we're misled and signed the paper
under a misapprehension.
We cannot see how Governor
Ansel can possibly order the e.
lection asked for. as the petition
ers cannot present him with sat
isfactory evidence that there
would remain the area required
bv the constitution. SO far as we
know. no survey of the county
has ever been made: and there is
no map. Clarendon cannot al
ford to sit supinely by and per-
nit itself to be hacked to pieces
to crafty the whimS, and posi-
bly, the aspiration of a few lndl-
viduals, and we call upon our
county supervisor with his board
Of Commissioners to protect the
county's interests.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-09-04
Tu7beville Dots.
: ,ycia: 10 The Muuuin: Tin;c>

The Turbeville second nine
played a game OF ball on last
Saturday afternoon with the
Padding Swamp first nine on the
layter's diamond and the game re-
suited in favor of the Pudding
ISwampers by the score of 53 to S:
the features of the game were
the batting of G.. Green for the
locals who made three singles,
a double. and Il home run out of
five times at bat and the fine
pitching OF both pitchers. Mike
Turbeville. the candy kid" who
is just II years old. opposed
Coker who is several years his
senior in the box for six innings:
and each famed about the same
number OF batters and kept their
hits pretty we'll scattered.
Mr.. A. Smith: after spending
several days with relatives in
Florida, returned to his home
last Tuesday afternoon
Master Marion Joynerof Char
lotte, n. G.. and Willie Cuttino of
Manning are visiting Gilbert
Cole.
Mr. Walton Smith Of Manning
spent Sunday with his parents at
this place
Nh. NJ. L. Dennis. who was op-
Grated on sometime ago at Sum
ter for appendicitis has returned
home much improved.
On next Sunday night a series
Of revival meetings will begin
a. this place. Rev. LII. Bedcn'
baugh will be assisted by Rev.
S. D. Bailey of the Magnolia st.
Church in Sumter.
There Will be an ice cream sup.
per at the school building on
Friday evening Sept. 6, for the
purpose Of raising money to re-
paint the Methodist Church al
this place. Every body invited
to come and bring their friends
along with them.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-09-04

Court convenes in Manning Septem.
ber 23rd. Hon. George z. Prince pre-.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-09-04
Pale People Made Ruddy By Ryiale's Tonic.

Prle people are pale because the
blood is deficient in quantity or poor in
quality. or both. This impoverished
condition OF the blood is almost invarl-
ably caused by some wasting disease,
The cause may be a chronic disease.
such as dyspepsia, consumption, mala-
ria, etc, or it may be the result OF an
acute disease such as fever. etc. l.
matters not what causes produces this
impoveriSh condition Of the blood, Ry-
dale's Tonic will restore it to its nor
nal state and bring back the hue OF
health to the pale cheek.
Rydale's Tonic is put up in soc. and
LOO sizes. The large size contains =
times the small size DR.. W. f. Brown
Il Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-09-04
HoW's This /!

we offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
We me undersigned. have known +. J. Cheney
for the last Is years. and believe him perfectly
honorable in ali business transactions and imam
cially able to carry out any obligations maze oE
their firm. ,, .
NEST & TRUAx wholesale druggists, Toledo, o.
WAIDING, kINNAN s. MARVIN wholesale drug
gistS. Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken internally actlne
6irectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by a.!
druggists Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-09-04

Trial Catarrh treatments are being
mailed out free. on request. DR.. Shoop,
Racine Wis. These tests are proving
to the people-without a penny's cost
the great value of this scientific pre-.
scription known to druggists every
where as DR.. Shops Catarrh Remedy.
Sold by Dr.. w. E. Brown & Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-09-04
Summerton News.
Editor The Manning Times

ECltOr 1.it Nisiii-ii!!c to-S'''
The cotton season was opened
up last week when at the Tisdale
ginnery was turned out the first
bale of new cotton. This belong
ed to a colored man named Will
lam Richbourg. Thesecond bale
was also for a colored man Char
lie Washington of Silver.
We have now two good ginneries
and can handle about one hun
dred and fifty bales a day,
Mr.. G. W. Brown of the Pano-
la section reports small hail
storm at his place on the 29th
ult. We will be glad to compro
mise on this if it will save US
more severe storm like the one
we had last August.
J. NJ. Richardson was driving
his handsome pair of roans was
upon our streets. Jim is a per-
feet butterball of good nature
and is one Of our most prosper
Gus young farmers. Having
commenced to drive double, no
doubt he also is thinking double
and we venture the prediction
that before long some fair prin-
cess will be chosen to reign as
queen over5 the wide halls Of
Farmingdale and grace its boun-
teous board.
The people of this town were
thrown into spasm Of delight one
night last week when owing to a
wreck on the Central the regular
Charleston train came through
our town.
This road has several times
been called upon in the last few
years in similar emergencies, and
it is owingto pluck, perseverance
and President Wilson that the
convenience is here.
Time, 1890 p. m. Place; some
where above Silver and route to
Sumter via North Western pass
enger train. A venerable pass
enger.:: "When is this thing
scheduled e arrive in Sumter. T"
Our TREND Felix Chewing is
going around with his right hand
in Sling as the result of trying
to get the best of a team of run
away mules. If it were not be.
cause he is so much the bigger
man we would be tempted to say
that some people have a propen-
sity for getting hurt at busy
times.
Work on the new school house
is about stopped. Guess the work
men are all offin the mountains.
School is reported to be open,
ed about October lst.
Mr.. T. S. Rogan and family
have returned from visit to the
seashore. He says that next
time he will play ball on the fat
side and verify looks it. Rev.
w. S. Porter has returned from
his place at Montreal \. G. and
occupied his pulpit on Sunday:
We are sorry to learn OF the
serious sickness of Rev. John
kershaw Jr., and hope for his
speedy recovery.
Mrs. c.. H. Nelson was called
Saturday to Alcolu to attend her
son Jack who had suddenly be
come very i'll.
Col. R. c.. Richardson of Sum
ter. accompanied by his two char
ming daughters spent several
lays in town last week at the
nome Of Mr.. E. P. Briggs.
Labor day is being observed
oy the post Office today.
The summer swallows are pc
sining to come back home. Inc
stores are filing up with the Ia
.nS of NEW clerks and MANY buy
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-09-04
Petit Jury.

Court convenes in Manning Septem
bee 23rd. Hon. George E. Prince pre
siding Judge
J P Creecy, Manning.
" a Rich bourg, Summertoo.
E c Coskrey, Wilson.
j O Barwick, Paxville.
J E N Hodge. Manning.
w CJohnson. Summerton.
D w Barwick. Alcolu.
P Z Lowder, Foreston.
T c Bradham, Bloomvllle.
G. NJ Davis, Summerton.
Louis Levi, Manning.
r. J. Alderman, Alcolu.
H. II. Mathis, Summerton, No2.
J W Minis, PaXville.
G. NJ Mason, st. Paul.
G E Thigpen. Sardinia.
Jeff D Holiday. Wilson.
II T Stack. Pinewood.
L Langston, Lake City r f D.
H G Frierson. Manning r F D.
T NJ Rhodus, Manning.
L \ Graham, Pinewood.
G w Brown, Silver r F D.
G H Curtis, PaXville.
Il II Corbett, Davis.
O " McRoy, Manning.
T Coker, Turbeville.
81 Floyd, New Zion.
r n Brailsford, Pinewood.
\ J. Broughton, Pinewood.
j J Floyd, Turbeville.
J B Holladay, Manning.
los W Dickson, Alcolu.
S NJ Colclough, Summerton.
c f Bryant, Silver.
G L Thames. Manning.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-09-04
We CANNOT AFFORD IT.

There has been a petition cir
co!ated and signed by citizens OF
Sandy Grove township asking
Governor .Ansel to order an G.
lection to cut Sandy Grove
Off from Clarendon and annex it
to Williamsburg. The petition is
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Itch cured in 80 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by
w. +. Brown 4 Co.. DRUGGISTS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-09-04
DEERING MOWERS AND RAKES.

N4O w LL4OA1 1A4NO 4V1A4AA1o'
FARMERS: The heavy rains of August have in
sured fine hay CROP this you we'll know becoming
each year valuable and in consequence the necessity
of saving it greater in order to do this economically you
must use machinery when you buy machinery 10
not fail to buy the best There are several Moving Ma
chimes that recognized as standard we nave selected
from these and are selling the 'Deerng Ideal Mower
Orr reasons for handling this Mower many, among
which are Because it is the strongest made and owing
being evenly balanced is light in draft many
machines of less weight These the most important,
are prepared show machines point for point
AGAINST ANYTHING made We sorry to say that they
are made bv the trust will sell the first machine that
we can find that is made by the trust when are
convinced that it good our Ideal Deering Mower
We keep full stock of repairs at all times. The
Deerns Rake sold with Ideal Mowers has the advantage
of simplicity of operation any boy work after
short trial who drive horse 1t is made soldly OF
5 In connection with hay-savng machinery, every
s farmer or community should have Hay Press With
this in view have placed the market the Red Rip
per Hay Press. We have this press now IN STOCK the
press set ready that any see how
Simple and rapidly the operation OF bang can De car
3 red on.
This is the ideal way of storing hay. Buy press
and bale your hay this shape is not only more econ
omicay stored but will keep better and tresher and
make better feed than stacked in the open or housed
3 loose in barns.
Let us show you this press, II you are not con
vinced that the best and easiest press operated on
the market we will ask you to invest your money IN It,
Very truly yours
MANNTNG GHARDWA ARE COMPANY
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Communications must be accompaniedb by the
real name and address OF the writer IN order TO
receive attention.
No communication OF q personal character
will be published except aS an advertisement
Entered at the Postoface at Manning as Sec
ond Class matter.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-07
The News While it is News

Charles Kelly to Henry H. SchrOe-
der. lots and 3. Sc NV. sw ne $50
e, $4,000.
Christopher Mulhall to Henry IL
Schroeder, 1-2 NV, w L. ne 8-3S-T
e. $4,000.
Alphens j. Gustin to Lewiston
Sweetwater Irrigation Co, lots 25 and
26. section 2-34-4 W, and lots 1 and 2,
section 3-34-4 W, for right of way for
fiume, $50.
George s. Fries to William E. shy
der, ne 1906 q, $500.
Joseph Neyens to same, sw Sc. So
sw. sw ne, NV Sc 18-40-6 e. 1850.
Final Rsesipts.
U. s. to Ennis Harris, W IL sw FL
34-5 e, 5000.
U. s. to David w. Ball. lots 1-2, Sec
6, township IS, sw Sc, sc sw 31-36-4 e,
$402.52.
U. s. to Nellie E. Scott. 1-2 ne
sec. 10: n 1-2 NV 11-36-3 e, $500.
u. 8. to John w. Scott, 1-2 ne sec.
II sw NV and NV sw 1865 e, $500.
Releases.
Garrett II. Ferrall to william C.
Heaston, NV 17-34-2 w.