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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-08-31

time were Robt. Montgomer Y,
John CCusar, William Dunlap,
John Scott, Nathan Barr, Geo.
Dunlap, Robert Davies and Sam
uel Dunlap.
Concluded in next Issue.
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Side combs, Barrettes, etc. SEE
OUR WINDOW DISPLAY.
Specials.

Ladies white pique skirts to
go at end of summer prices.
SI.21 Skirts reduced to Soc.
Big lot black mercerized
cotton petticoats to go at re-
duced prices.
One lot fancy and solid COL
ored silk remnants in IL ward
to 4 yard pieces to 90 at half
price and less.
One lot-Ribbon and embro-
dlery remnants to go at rem
nant prices.
n', one JOB lot Lot Ladies Soc
Belts to close out at 2 Sc each.
One big lot Fancy Hat Pins
worth 25c only 1oc each.
Have you tried Sankitarv
towel? /? If not, you'd better, it's
fine. From Ioc to ooc each.
Big lot new Graphopbone
Records just in, come in and
hear them.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-08-31

I'M rH To women for collecting
n f.f, names and selling onr novel
- AVAAA< ties. we give Big Premiums
send your name today for our new plan OF
big profits with little work Write today.
Address II. 80. MOSELEY Premium de-
partment. 80 E. 23rd Street, New York City
6-22.3 mos.
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REWARD!

we will pay a liberal reward
10 the person or persons finding
IN the city of Lancanster more
complete and up-to-date livery
business than ours. Rubber
tire buggies and stylish horses.
We have a few mules left.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-08-31
One Lot.

Ladies highly tailored and
guaranteed to fit Wolfe and Pa
mama skirts in black, blue and
brown (all Sizes $500 to $I2.5o
Black Silk Petticoats to wear
with these skirts $500 and up.
Dress Nets.
Just received our full line.
Black and White Silk Net in
large polka dots and figures ex-
ira wide and at the lowest price.
Cotton Bobinet.
In white cream and the new
butter color. 40 inches wide
40 cts the yard.
New Lot
Muslin underwear every gar
ment properly made and priced
to please you.
Just Opened
One case standard A. F. c.
Ginghams in all the newest
patterns for School dresses,
waists, etc.
Notions
Recent arrivals: The newest
out in Belts, Bags, Black combs,
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BUGGIES

We sell the following buggies:
Piedmont, Rock Hill, Ratter-
man, A. Wrenn & Sons, Taylor
Cannedy and Tyson & Jones.
Every one of them guaranteed
for II months.
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Ladies white pique skirts to
go at end of summer prices.
Evening journal., 1907-09-27
LETTER CARRIERS
DOWN THE COPS

Uncle Sans letter carriers are wearing
happy smile to-day as they deliver the
mail "Al' oliver. when asked regarding
the genial smile that was upon his count
enance, said: Yesterday afternoon the
knights Of the mail bag played game
Of BAH at South Side Park with the police
men, and we won out by the score of u
to s. That's all" "Al" was manager OF the
letter carriers team. you know
The game was played for the benefit Of
the General Thomas a. Smyth Memorial
Fund and while the receipts have not been
estimated IL Is believed that a neat sum
will be realized.
The lineup Of the teams was as follows;
carriers-R. White, p; scheu, 2b; c
Brown Sb Coyle, CT; Richards. II; Frank
Taylor, 1b; Ennis, C; Whitehead, IS; Oliver
RI: A. White. Abio. subs.
Mcdaniel. 1b; Hahn. SIS; Dutton,
%; Duncan. If; Sam. Ford. sb; Elliott
rf; Sherwin, cf Virden and EalSln, Ct
Bradford, p; Sergeant Lyons and Operator
Gaynor, subs.
In the game the policemen made ten er
rors while the carriers are credited with
but hall that number Sergeant Lyons
who had charge Of the copper club.
excuses these mistakes on the part Of the
police club by saying that the men d,
not have enough practice.
Evening journal., 1907-09-27
TO TEACHERS
DON'T GOSSIP"
SuperintendeIt TwitmyeT Also
Urges Loyalty on Part Of
School Faculties

Don't gossip" was the advice given
by Superintendent George w. Twit-
myer of the public schools to the
teachers yesterday afternoon. Or.
Twitmver after the bi-monthly confer
ence Of principals met the entire stan
of teachers of the city in the High
School and outlined the policy Of edu-
cational work in this city for the year.
DR. Twitmyer declared that the work
of last year showed decided gain over
al previous years. the greatest gain
being in the tone and atmosphere Of
the school work. The course of study
in reading this year win be vitalized.
Special attention will be given TO re-
tanning children in the school, Other
suggestions viii be followed out dur
ing the year in order to obtain greater
efficiency in the work OF the schools.
He urged loyalty on the part Of the
teachers and took a fling at the failure
Of Council to grant the entire appro-
priation asked for to increase teachers'
salaries. He said that the gain in
salary which viii come to the greater
number of teachers is a source for
congratulation. With it. however,
came the moral degradation Of default
in a sacred promise. The realization
that public officials failed to measure
up to a solemn promise was a moral
degradation felt not only by the
teachers. but by the whole community
of which ther are only one force The
$4,000 win do only half of what had
been planned. but II the other $4,000
and $4,000 is not received this year.
il win be the fault of the teachers.
Evening journal., 1907-09-27
READY TO LAY
CORNERSTONE
Prominent Lutheran Clergy
men Will Take Part in Holy
Trinity Church Exercises

The program Of exercises attending
the laying of the corner stone of Holy
Trinity Lutheran Church, at Concord
avenue and Madison street. on sun
day. October 6, has been arranged.
The Rev. Edwin Heyl Delk. d. D.,
pastor of st. Matthews Lutheran
Church. Philadelphia, will be the
principal speaker and viii be follow
ed by the Rev. S. d. Daugherty, of
Philadelphia, superintendent Missions
Of the East Pennsylvania Lutheran
synod. Greetings will then be eS-
tended the new congregation by local
clergymen and laymen. There also
win be singing by a quartet.
The new church is one of the pret-
test edifices in the city. It is built
of Avondale granite and marble. most
artistically distributed. and will add
greatly to the beauty of the neighbor-
hood in which it is located. The Rev.
]. II. Main. the church pastor, secs
a great future for the new church and
is working hard to raise sufficient
money to pay for the structure. The
church is the only one of the English
Lutheran denomination in the State
and because of this distinction the
Church Synod has decided to erect a
tower on the church asa memorial to
the Lutherans who established their
first permanent settlement here in
1858. The tower will cost upwards of
$1,000.
Evening journal., 1907-09-27
ORANGE ELEVEN c
SELECTS OFFICERS

orange football team will be on the
gridiron again this year, as the Orange
Football Association reorganized last
evening at the office Of tho saylor Show
Print Charles p. saylor was elected man-
nger and William a. Joslyn was selected
as assistant manager. Warren A. Ridge
way was elected captain pro. tenn. Robert
Taylor was selected as referee for the
season.
The association promises to have one of
the fastest eievens that has ever repre-
sented Wilmington, and the management
gays IL viii put up the best article Of foot
ball that the lovers Of the game have ever
,seen in this city.
The following players will compose the
eleven: connell, zebley, Lyman. Rdgway,
Draper. Hauher Hart, NicIle. Greenwood
Mahaffy, wyatt Mcclure. Lawson. Bow
Ger, Weldon, Beatty Bevan. Jones. Smith
and two former college men that have
played on colleges forming the ''Big Six" "
Practice will begin in a few days.
Evening journal., 1907-09-27

An-Wimington leads the league.
Academy and Warren are tied for sec
ond place
Tho Crescent "slSeeters' took two from
the Warren after losing the first game.
-Four Of the five Crescent bowlers rolled
over 800. Vincent was high with 55O
All-Wilmington's 9l1 was high single
last night.
Alsover made good anchor for Warren.
He totaled so
Grip" Taylor and Dave TInlegas were
the stars on tho All-Wilmlngton.
Franklin College always wins one game
Kirk and Lynch were high for their re-
spective teams In the Atlas-Good Times
contest.
Matinee" John was there with the
goods. When John gets started he's hard
to stop.
Mcfarland rolled three fine games. hi,
total being 59i
Webster and johnson were the only 800
men on tho Academy team.
Johnson won the last game for Academy
by striking out in the last box.
Evening journal., 1907-09-27
BALTIMORE LAW SCHOOL
EXCLUDES WOMEN.

BALTIMORE Sept. 27-The Bal
timore Law School. the only one in this
city which ever had admitted women
10 its classes. has decided TO exclude
them hereafter. This means that the
women of Maryland who wish to be-
come members of the legal profession
from now on will have TO go TO some
other State 10 pursue their studies II
they desire u attend a school. The
alternative is TO study two years IN
the once of some p-aSesozns aktasaSg
Evening journal., 1907-09-27
Funeral Of William F. Cook.

The funeral Of William f. Cook who
was killed Monday at the plant of the
j. Morton Poole Company was held
yesterday in his home, No. 127 North
Monroe street. The services were
largely attended and numerous beau
tiful floral offerings were in evidence.
Requiem high mass was celebrated in
St. Paurs Roman Catholic Church by
Evening journal., 1907-09-27
YALE'S CANDIDATES
LOOK GOOD TO COACH

NEW HAVEN, Sept 27.-Head
Coach Knox, after he had sent the
first and second Yale squads through
their first scrimmage Of the season,
said the men looked good to him. No
scoring was done, but the constant use
OF the forward pass shows that the
game this fall will be entirely open.
Eight prominent members OF the
football squad have been taking exami-
nations 10 remove faculty conditions
in their studies. Last night they re-
ceived notification that all have passed.
with the exception Of Brides, last years
guard. The only new coach at the
field yesterday was Guy Hutchinson,
quarterback two years ago.
Evening journal., 1907-09-27

Rev Edward c. Higgins. chancellor
of the diocese. and Rev. John Connolly,
of St. Thomas Church. and Rev. Will
liam Temple, d. d., of st. Paurs
Church. Rev. Father Higgins ohiciat-
ed at the services at the grave in the
Cathedral cemetery. The bearers were
members Of Wilmington Lodge of
United Workmen and the Moulder's
Union.
Evening journal., 1907-09-27
Riverviev W. parksido.

Prince A. Mousley, manager OF The
Riverview baseball team, stated this
morning that Mr.. Prettyman, manager OF
the ParlSside baseball club may believe
that his team can repeat the dose It adj
ministered 70 Riverviow on the Riverview
grounds on Saturday last but he doubts
whether It can be done. "Parkside beat us
last Saturday" he said this morning. but
they can't do it tomorrow at South Side
Park" The game will be called at 3
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1907-09-27
GOOD SCORES ON
ACADEMY ALLEYS

In the Academy Bowling League tourna-
ment on the Academy Alleys last evening
some good scores were made. The hardest
contest Of the evening was the last game
between Academy and Eureka, the winner
not being determined until the last frame
was rolled. Academy proved the victor
but it was not until hard fight had been
made. Thomas Webster. Of the Academy
team, retains his title to the diamond pin
or gold watch offered for the man making
the highest single score during the sea-
son. lie rolled 2i9 last night in one game.
Mcfarland, Of the Eureka Ave, was
high man for the three games. rolling a
total Of 59l The Warren team rolled the
highest total score making 255O. The Cres-
cent team rolled 254S. The scores follow.
Evening journal., 1907-09-27

Only One "BRoMo oUININE"
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
Look for the signature of Z. w.
GROVE. Used the World over to Cure
a Cold in One Day Csc"
Evening journal., 1907-09-27
Sample ShirtwaiStS, 69c

We sold lots of these Waists
on Wednesday, when we had our
special sale, but we had few left
sell tomorrow. AS there are
not very many in this lot you will
have to come early to get your
choice.
Evening journal., 1907-09-27
Ladies' Skirts S1.9S

These Skirts are in mostly all
colors and sizes, walking length,
and made very nicely, in plaits
and tucl1s. Regular value, $2.9S.
Cloak and Suit Department.
Evening journal., 1907-09-27

lNSTRUCTION-The Young Womenfs
christian Association provides courses in
dressmallng- millinery. shirtwa SITS. plain
sewing, cooking, elocution, physical cul-
ture, etc, at small cost. Day and evening
classes. Register now for fall work
Glasses start October T. Call or send for
circular. Rooms with board, SO to S5
per week.
Evening journal., 1907-09-27
EUREKA
BOWLING NOTES

Totals.. -. :. -. 7ss ~ 797 2la9
Evening journal., 1907-09-27

Pillow Cases OF good quality. bleached
muslin. size i5xas. the l5c quality 10.
Evening journal., 1907-09-27

Fan Opening win wednesday Thursday and Friday oe
Der 2nd srd and 4h Yourself and trends
Evening journal., 1907-09-27
TOPKIS
42O Market st.
417 King Street

Use Our Store for Thoroughfare Market King Street
(Open Evenings)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

Non-exclusivc privileges Tor the streets %
Albuquerque during fair week. October 4-lR.
1897. will be offered by the Twenty seventh
Annual New Mexico Territorial Fair Assoc
citation at the rate ~ fifteen dollars tsi6l
FOR small stands. small Tents. etc. and
twenty i've dollars $3.50 Tor shooting gal
leriea. dance pavilions etc
one half ~ the amount Is payable at the
onice ~ The Big Fair" Monday. October
q. 1907, and the balance not later than 10
o'clock Thursday morning. october 10. 1907.
The usual classiNoatons viii be follow
"a ia determining what each stand may Of
fer FOR sale
Bids on the exclusive privilege for con-
fettt will be received by the association un-
go september ]. 1895.
Ten per cent ~ bid must pro-
posuis for confetti and an additional TWEEN
IS i've per cent must bee paid when bid IL
accepted. the first payment on an unac-
cepted bids 90 be returned immediately ar
tet September /. hut both payments on the
accepted bid 60 be forfeited tu the assoc
citation " balance ~ bid is not paid a. the
Office 90 THE Bir Fair on or before .
O'clock Monday morning. October q 1907.
stands may send out foot p%eddlers who
viii bc charged uNe dollars $50 per man
The association reserves the riEht 60 re-
Sect aul 600 all bids.
The fair cpiors are cardinal and dark
green
80 grating o. amy nature viii be- allow
A A HuuBs
Manager
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

Bids viii 10 received by the association al
the onice 81 THE Big Fair until september
! 1907. Tor the following exclusive privl-
leges on the fair grounds during the Tween
ty-seventh Annual New Mexico Territorial
Fair. October 7-12 1907:
Booking
Program and score card.
Seat cushions
soft drinks. candy. peanuts. popcorn.
chewing gum. etc. Tor grand stand and
quaNter stretch.
Ice cream cones FOR grand stand and
quarter stretch.
bar under grand stand
Small stand FOR hamburgers. red hots. etc.
under grand stand.
Restaurant.
Shooting gallery
Aud for many non-excluslye privileges for
the grounds outside the grand stand and
quarter stretch.
buyers u exclusives are allowed one stand
0u the grounds for each privilege.
q Foot peddlers, selling goods on the
grounds. from stands. will be churged nve
dollars $50 per man
Ten per cent Of bids must accompany
proposals fnr exclusive privileges and an
additional twenty-five per cent must be- pnia
when bid IL ucceptcd. the first payment on
atl unaccepted bids 60 be returned imme-
dlately after September J. but both pay
mrnts 60 be forfeited 60 the association II
balance ~ accepted hid Is NOT paid. at the
onice OF the association. uu or before 3
O'Clock Monday morning October 2. 1897.
The association reserves the right 10 re-
iect any or al bids
JAY A. HUBBs.
Manager.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
DANIELS COMET is
WEIGHING ITS
TAIL
CaudaI Appendage of Heavenly
Phenomena Said to Change
Shape Hourly - What the
Comet is Composed Of.

Probably nothing IN the armament
has attracted 80 much attention in
Albuquerque Cor many years as The
brilliant Danf<is comet which dis
plays It's effulgence IN the eastern
sky IN the small hours Of the morn
ing and shows plainly IN the sky un-
~ almost all the other heavenly bod
les have disappeared in the rosy Hight
of dawe observations which are be-
ing made every morning at Noun
Hamilton with the spectroheliograph
on the new comet are revealing many
Interesting things. and the photo
graphs which rave been taken are
perior 20 any similar ones Ia years.
The comets orbit has been deter
mined. and Il Is shown 10 be entirely
new 10 the solar system. Its orbit Is
a parabola. after approaching
The sun. which q will pass September
4, his comet viii recede into space,
never to return. The next few days
It's brightness viii increase. and by
the end Of the month IL viii be great
Is enhanced. although by that time It
Will approach the sun so nearly as to
be partially II not wholly hidden by
the brightness OF that luminary
The photographs how the comet
Is composed Of carbon and nitrogen.
The fluted carbon spectrum and the
handed one of cyanogen, che latter a
compound OF carbon and nitrogen. are
seen with great brilliancy. This class
Of lines are peculiar to the head and
that portion Of The tail of the comet
nearest the nucleus.
The tail. as shown In the photo
graphs, Is changing everx hour, and
the photograph Of one morning shows
no resemblance to hat Of the follow
ing daY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
WEEKS NEWS NOTES
FROM M0RlARTY
lsp.eIal Correspondence Morning journal /

tRF'@fNA fN'ff1kHtaNh'f "fh
Moriarty. y. NJ, Aug t7-Rev.
n Mrs. Brodis have gone to Kansas
Il, visit relatives and conduct a meet
ing.
Il, Holiday left this week FOR Den
yer, where he viii spend q couple Of
weeks.
Or. and Mrs Bartlett. Misses Alter
and Spangler, Messrs. Barnes, Mark
ley aud the four Alter hoys made a
trip 20 santa Fe "Wednesday 10 trans
act business before the land office.
All OF them commuted except Mark
ley. aud Alter, who viii do so In the
near future.
Len Fancher has purchased a large
nerd OF horses and will take them
overland 90 Missouri.
&. Il. Seaman Is az Albuquerque this
week Cor a load Of groceries
Miss Annie May Is visiting this
week with friends at Albuquerque
u Belen.
Holmes, the popular land agent
fram san Pedro, located fifteen home
seekers during the past week Ia the
valley at the foot Of san Pedro.
The Duggan boys arrived this week
from Missouri and are now building
houses on their claims in South Santa
Pc county.
a. J. smith departed this week for
Fort smith, Ark, where he viii re-
main for some time owing to his fast
falling health
Cornelius seitz and family were at
san Pedro sunday visiting George
saints family.
Mrs Haze Hutchinson made q trip
10 san Pedro Yesterday 20 bring her
husband home. who is quite sick
q W. sharon made "a business trip
% Albuquerque the first Of the week.
a. y Garrett and John S%tcrubcrgrr
are 90 santa Re this week.
DIT Romero. OF Estancin. was a
professional visitor at otto this week.
otto held d meeting yesterday for
the purpose of arranging FOR a public
school
Miss Dollie Groves and mother ar-
rived this week from Wichita for the
purpose of settling of the former
claim
r wattenharger, 81 Indian Ter
fitory. has purchased Johnny piles
barber ship. the latter having accept
ed a position with the Santa Re Ceu-
trai
J a Walker and family. Amos
Walker. " l. DoWuey Mrs prace
and sister and Miss Grace Moor,
drove Co Albuquerque this week
D. = Groves and family. Of Mcln-
tHsh. are home from "a trip 70 Alhu-
guerQue.
Jack Thorpe the popular county
surveyor was oVer from Palma ye--
iefday
The ladies ~ Mcintosh gave q sue
cessful social last night Tor the bene-
ft 90 the new school building 90 be-
erected -aan
Mr. g. Is newton entertained The
MafIarfN Womuu's club 900 rhursda,
afternoon.
Judge MoriariN has begun the erec-
tian 81 e new building on Central
avenue ahich viii he occupied by a
drug store. which S. much needed a'
Mnriar4
The new pump at stanley is in ful'
operation tu the great delight s'
everybody lu the vicinity
MI Asher she rusilInr real vsiai,
agent o. EstanCla accompanied nt
mis- wife were visiting stanley fhI-
week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

That William Jones who cafut tu
for treatment IA little while ago. 4id
Inc hospital attendant diuut ek.
hls occupation.
.KVhaf vas the nature 81 OIL f.su-
90 % asked the resident uh'- tu
Injury 81 the base 90 the spine
Put him down as . book agent -
phiiadeiphia News
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

f@t us hsip foa 81 cone business frsm
ouf thossands q readers There IL iots q
y q - hsd and ~hfis aur present atver-
usss IN fhs Moruins JQaruai are sstting
thsir snare thsrs 10 pisutS ~ for ss~-
e1zars
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

Pal Pinto Mineral Wafer cures and pre-
vents Bllliousne=s ASK your grocer for 81.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

FOR prompt snd courteous treatment and
The very choicest of meats Yea WI make no
mistake by calling on EMIL kLtiNNuitt,
ne North Third street-er telephoninE sdnr
oFdeF in.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18
What the Morning Jour.
nal Does for Advertisers
and How 1t Does 1t.

Advertising in the Morning Journal has a far broader, deeper,
more satisfactory meaning than in any other New Mexico
newspaper.
It is synonymous with conscientious, painstaking, result
producing service. ServCe-mark you-for when a Morn
ing Journal solicitor is sent for he represents an organization
that will help you plan a campaign, write, Illustrate, and SET all
advertsements-an organization that will see that your ad-
vertsementS are placed in suitable positiOns-that, in
short, will help you in every way to make your advertising a
mighty factor in making money for you.
When your advertisement is inserted in the Morning journal
halt OF the work is done. The seed of success is soWn. And
It goes into a fertile feId-the most representative homes Of
Albuquerque and viCinty-homeS where the Morning Jour-
nal is so popular that it has a circulation in excess of the
combined daIeS of New Mexico.
If you are not advertising in the Morning Journal, you are
l0SlNG-not ~saving-money.
Morning Journal advertising is good for your competitors
and it would be good for you.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-08-18

JAY A IIuruBs
Manager
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-28
REBEKAH DANCE

Although tho weather was little
unpleasant, trine like that was not
able to mar the festivities Of the dance
siven last night by Olive Branch Re
DelSah Lodge No. 2, !. q. o. +. There
was happy crowd present all the
1ycning who enjoyed themselves TO the
Utmost and then took advantage Of "A
Ipecial ear, thoughtfully provided by
the lodge, In WHICH they were taken
% their homes after the regular ears
had stopped running.
The music. furnished by the Royal
Hawaiian Glee Club was unusually
good and kept every one on the floor
al the time. All the arrangements
:or the occasion had been carefully
prepared before hand and there was
not the slightest hitch to mar the
pleasure Of the evening The following
committee Is responsible for the very
pleasant evening given to about rs cOll-
pie: NJ. T. Simonton, Miss Mae Cantin.
Miss rhora Oss, Mrs. Margaret Simon
ton, Mrs. Margaret Ferguson and Miss
Agnes Dunno.