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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

dllererifen Eanses s~eredJnet tperben
bari, 10 beiaB er bod anSerieits gigens
i6aften, Die i'm ieiner Station liebens>
lucrtb MAIDEN mubten.
9nbei limb es einiae ieiner 6eIten
@eDiobte, Die IN tiefs empfunoeneu
8orten Die 8ebriiduneen unb Qualen
Der Sflapen beihreiben. Iu6 bds
i6lidte Naturempfinben. bas linn
ei9en, oeritebt uniere eeaudlte 3eit
ntGt mebr reht.
60 lit Der ~treubersis : ihlinte,
ndturliebenbe Sinter. beien @eien 10
mand)en rontantiifen giniflas pers
ruth, fremb geiporben. ipeun idon
ieine polfstbiimlid1en 8alnben, inter
linen Iauo. MlIIer, Barbara Sriet>
die, Slopb Sreion, ieinen Rubm Der
Nadlpelt nod lnrse IN Srinreritns
bringen fperben. Muh iein bebeittenbs
ties @ebift, bas aroSere 8iuter> SbpQ
Snpne8 ounb, ipirb INNER ipieper
9eier finbsn. Shabe, baB oieier
9idter Der @abrbeit unb Der @ez
redtigfeit. Der Srei6eit rnb BEG Sries
bens, it'd bat berleiten laiieu, ein5u>
greifen in jenen &ompf, ben Der berr@
idenbe Seiteeiit niber YiIs DEN
Neunten fiihren gil miiiIen slnubte.
@esen bieien Bapit eeriftet iinb cine
In5abl Sfrndbperle @bittiers, Die int
trnIien 8iberiprud iteben 81 Der Sc
%iinnune, Die ct in ieinen beiten @es
bitten nns1priht, belonbers auh 5u
ben .2obipriihen auf Die 3%olerons,
pelhe er in ienem @erfe niepergelegt
bat, nit Dem ms 9eutif >Imerifas
nern Der Guaferbid)ter Dor Mlem
n0ber eetreten lit. Wir meinen lem
@ebift: She Iennibfnania Hilerim",
oas, 5uerit erihienen i'm Sabre 1872,
Srans Saniel Yoitorius beiin9t rrb
feline 8riinSune Germantown, bon Der
bereits i'm Sabre 1892 Der g%neldnber
@idorb Srnme IN ietner in 8nittels
cerien nbgefabten 8eIhreibung Semi
iplbanien's BEN SeitsenoIien berihtet
bate:
THE German town of which l spoke
before,
Which is in length n mile or more
Where live High German people and
Low Dutch,
Whose trade in weaving linen cloth
is much
There grow the fax, as also you may
know
That from the same they do divide
the tow.
Their trade suits well their habita-
tiOn.-
We find convenience for their occu-
patton"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
nod eim ,.8anpf NM oas
9a{cin|.

3os geben Der Menideu iii i'll nehr oils elmer
Siniidlt Elm ,NGmpi nm bGs 2aiein". Hidt uur,
ooB mir unier Srob i'm SdiueiBe ~unieres 2lnge-
iidlteS urr3e1ren niiien, bnber mir and nit Ser
emigen Gorge az t%anlpien, ban BON hes 1ngeS
2aif ml0 aRibe bic @eianobeit nidbt al5u id)ner
GeidbGoigt uiro. 9sie halo itelen iih IN 5olge
pom lIe6eraniirenaunge gen Neroaunngsftorunaer
Gin, ouS 6runoibel duer Geioeu. llno pie balo
Ipllel aui Die erIteu Spmptome. pie i~dlledlter
Weidlmad, ltcbelfeit. AuiitoBeu uto aopfidlmers
5er, ole Aujeiden Der tobtlidler. i%pntereu 2ebsrs
uuo NiereIleibeu nit ihreu 9eidlmeroen, iuie
Mnttigfett. RideuidIudd DE. ,Sbnmodlten unb
Observation-Disclosures. chroniidhe 8eritopfuns. @elb'
iudlt uno @oieriud]t. Su iold1em ooppclten
anmpie muB man benz aorper NIT benz Stdrs
fuugs- uno 6eiImittel su @ilie %toinmen. bas Dor
3Ghrhuuoerten Die beriihnitey Mord>e BON ct.
Beruaro Der Natur entriiien, inoem ie es ans
oeren Decentralization characterization 5u bereiten
l%eruteu. Eieies Ilittel. Die ct. Nernaro 3rdus
~terpillen, miro notl beIte genau nGth Dem Ge5ept
jcincr Griiuoer bergeitent uto hilft bent 3orper
i'm Sample nm oaS taglid1e Sroo uno gegeu Die
barteu 2iuforoeruu1en oeS Yebems" 5u Heucm
Dilute, 81 neuem 9e5eu. 81 @eiunobsit. 5n allen
Npotbeten lilr 20 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
Ne.u Dorr.

Sn Der eriten aaiiitc bes @lans
Snmpfers california" trafen bieier
Gage iieben Northumberland in Nen
gorf Elm. Sic fannten lid nidt, als
lie oas Shiff beitiegen, a6er faum
ipnren lie befnunt mn bd lpllBten JIG
aild), mas lie na6 Imerita fiibrte. Ollie
iieben traten Die Heiie iiber ben Ocean
an. Inn lids 5u oerbeiratben. llnb in
iebem ein5elnen Sale lpar Der 9rdus
tigam elm Sdotte, Der lid felt einiger
3eit in amterita a~ufgebdlten nnb ges
niigenp erlporbeu bate, ieiner 8raut
Elm beba9li6es gleit einSuri6ten uub
lie in eriter aujiite fomnlen 81 lulien.
9ie 6pdb5eiten nerben in fur5er 3eit
itattfinbeu unb Die .2aiIies" baben
lid geaenieitig periproden, iiber Die
8orgdu9e 81 beri6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

Cine Ioidine, burd tpelhe Die
3uderriibenernte ipabrI6einli6 Elm
gang anberes S%erfabren erbaIten
piro, lit bon Sobn &. Eilben, einem,
in Der Ndbe bon billings, Wont.,
ip%obnenben Sarmer. erfunben porben.
Die Waihine inQ ni6t MIR Die Hiiben
ans Der @rbe 3ieben. ionbern lie ion
au6 Die gldtter Dor Dem Iussieben
Der @ur5eln elatt abihneiben. gis
iest eeihab Die Snderriibenernte nit
Der Sanb unb Oh Die neue Iaihine
ii6 fiir iebr prnttiih erpieien bat. 10
itebt 5l erparten. bdb in Sufunft Die
Hiiben raider unb unter bebeutenb
gerineerem 8elbauipanb eeerntet
tperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
MISUNDERSTANDING
|: SnlanDti0es. : :
- "
Californian.

- @us 3cutiGlaub i6retbt EN-
n6iergeneIeuer" ipie fplgt:
Sriibeit in Nn1erifa fam ma III
smouher Siniidt reebt eigent9IlmItde
s@rfaDrut9en nGdell. 9lud) III Dem 9es
sIp6ten 2anbe Californian no, lpie es
bod aQgeluein beiBt, pas @olG auf Der
'GtraBc liegen lpa, lit id mitunter on
cinem mir anbaftenbcn Sebier Der
Moosloiigfeit, Die 81 beben, WtitteI
eunD @ege geflInOen perhen nnBten.
Criminals, nie e5 mir III 10 f%otalen
yS&n9en 5p ergebeu pfle9t, battc itdy
.sn1einer tbie iibli1e, gulgcnhumnrttllde
Stimmuln9 6emG6tigt, uno IN Dieler
pcrfaBte ih oerihiebene, ben llmltdu>
; Den angelneiiene @rtifel, ole i'd Idlcu>
might an elm g8iBblatt Sitens ior1ote,
Aanlit benz 8emerfen, DuB i6 bel etlpats
ssoer Innnbme bas 6orprar Dem bort
,,ieitigen Grmeiicn allbeim iteQe.
@ebulbie ml,Bte ib MN mnrter, bis
-ynlir cine &utmort 81 Sbetl lpllrpe.
Isle fam uno 5lpnr in 8egleitun9 zines
r.umian9rei6en Eadets, in Dent cine
e-ftlm1aIie bon Nllmnleru bes betreffcus
srben @iBblatteS e~ntbnlten pare1, DIE
8~eitrdge ans meiner. Sober %uufrpielen.
.s9as an mid geridtetc S6reiben lun@
.tete: y@ee6rter 6errl gie sic aus
ben b~eifolgenben ~grcmplnren llnleres
Slnttes erieben, iinb Sbre idntmt@
,Iid6en 8esrdge nf5epttert lporoen.
.rg8us nurt oas Scuoror ~betrtfft, 10 Iino
mir gu folgcnOem @utidIuB gelnu9t,
Der iiherlih Sbren SeifnQ finoen
,ipirb: Sic tbeilen ms nit, Bob sic
ar%nu9enblidlid CUR llnth0tigfett 9es
5,3lpllneen limb, Do es an polleu0er Se@
i6Giti9ung IN iener 9egenO mGngle.
lin Sbnen MN nenigitens Die fitr Die
gs@eIunD6eit mnbebin9t erforberliAe Sc
4ipe9ung 5u periGaffen, filgen mir taus
~.Ieno Nuntmern l~lnieres 8lattes bel,
.tbpn oenen iebe. mie nllf Dem linz
sifluge eritmtlif, % Gents toItet. Wir
uSa6len S6reu ionrit fir Sbre &rbetten
,.ein 6onorur bon $50 Collars IN
8aare, gelpiB ein> reht anltanDiger
-Brei8l IS lie9t nm an Sbuen, oieie
uSbiefte in 6aare Mtiin5e um5uIcBen,
,3llnb mir traueu S6ren Die llmii6t al,
nies nit lei6ter Miibe bepertitelligen
al fonnen. sic merOen Oaburd, mas
lie ionit pieIleiht unterlaIen, an
.4dngeren Spn5iergdn9en 9enotbigt unb
ciino int Stanbe lid hurh .bdulieren"
init Der 3eitl6rift ipielenb ~erfleflihe
aIEngeseinnabmen 81 perihaffen. Is
lift nltf bicie 8eiie, mie Sbnen ein>
aIeuhten nirb, Das In9enebnle nit Dem
NiiBlifen perbunoen un0 0ielcrbulb
s-6offen mir, baB sic nit bieier OlaB@
snabme ii6 einperltanoen ertldren
peroen. grgebenit Der 8erla9 be5
43>@4ntte5."
SGtte i6 CUR 3eit be5 8riefz unb
Seitumg5s @mpfar9es in elmer pclt~
-reiGen Stnbt gelebt, 10 niirbe i6, oa
ma bril6en ia IleS perlteben unD
.~linternebmen muB, nobl ouf bieien
a@pri6lag, trpB ieiner lln9eipobnlid@
felt, eingegangen lein. Nber id belt
mid oerube in elmer 5iemlih nilben
Ilno penig beiiebelten 9anbge9eno auf,
in Der Die ein3elneu Snrnren DIT mebr
iuie 3ebu en9liihe Wleilen bon eins
amber entfernt la9en. Wie LANCE bate
rd6 ba mobl nit meinen 1000 Gtemz
plaren opnbbeln" (6uliteren) mil
ien?l Saber bnnfte ih fir bieien
Z, @ori6lag 3ir Site" unb erbat mir
~ ningenbe Wtiin5e", Die fretlth nidt
gang Die Summe bon 250 Collars
dl1smnhte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

Gin Wiener 8latt beriGtete a,,s
Wten: Sn Der oor9eltrieen 8eriamms
lommlune bes S....@glibs, ipelc6e Die
uriafen Der Sleiiftbeuerung erGrter@
te, 6radbte elm S~leiidtauer busda cine
tleine rebreriide gntsleiiuna in Die
nnerauidlide Stimmuna eintae crs
piinlhte Seiterfeit. 0ieier 2ebner,
5leii1bauer g., iudte Die berfhiebes
nen 8oripiirfe, Die bon Seiten oes
publifunnS ieinem StanSe aemad6t
tuursen, su ipiberlesen unb Iaate II. u.
tpOrtli6: rgs ipuroe bon beridiebes
nen Setten bebauptet, oaB bic Sleiihs
bauer nidJt nur bic &Hoden bsS ielbft
eeihlahtsten ODER in n0iertein" aes
fauften S6lahtpiebes ais .8utraae~
oerfanfteu, ipnbern issar bic &noden
bes io9enannten nSeinsipiebes" az
benz aHeinisen 3hpede ertperben, tie
glet&faas als .1ufuase" an Den
War,n 81 bringen. 2ieier Worfpurf
entipriat niht Der Wnbrbeit, Ssnoern
es lit Der Sbafteiranb stsentltd fols
genoermaben su eerifeben: ,@enn ih
8. Q. M Der Grobmnrftbale cine &ns
Sabl bon &olstOpfen fnife,. 10 ses
idiebt oies nidt 5u benz Spef, mir
mebr &nodem 5u berfdafien, ioneern
MIR, neil mir bag Sirn feblt!~
(Shallsnbe Seiterfeit.) Ser Hebner,
einigermaben nerbIifft iiber Die NM
erpartete @irfuns ieirer &ebe. ers
fennt alsbahn ieinen Srrtbum unb
perbeiert iih babin, er bate semeint.
rpetl inn baS notbise r~&albsbirn"
feble. NatlrIi6 nar Die Sa6e bos
nit nid,t better eertedt unb bic Ssis
terfeif nod erDber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
@pn 5errimern inb Sbrumen.

Ser aoiier bon china. Der SlItoa
bon Inroffo unb Der @mir bon
afsbanitan iino Die ein5isen cipifts
iirten Serri1er, sic nod ibren 2eibs
nltrolcgen ols Spf6nroe baben.
Der abebipe bon Gesspteu lit EN-
enra9irter Srelnb bon Iauarien.
unb penu er einem ieiner @iinitlinae
ettpds gang beionoeres fdenten min.
10 i6erst er ibn Elm ieIbit berseiteu.
tes ~Naunrrum nit SeeroieH, Solcs
tburisn, Seeiterueu lmb anSercm
nieberen @etbier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
Sier 1T ein outer Natb.

8. g. 8ooleper, elmer Der beitbez
fantiten Sdnbler o Sc Evansville, g.
g., iagt: @enn sic je NIT Sdmorrbots
ben (piles) geplagt iinb, 70 beniibt
Gudlen's Irnifa Solbe. @s beilte
MIDI bon oenielben Dor bone 20
Sabre" 8nrantiert 9eseu 8eihpiire,
@unbeu, grunbmunben pDer Shiirz
fungen. gum Yreiie bon % Gents
in Der Npptbcfe bon &. @. 81 e,
'656 @ain StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31
@aibim9

3ipei Dafiitaiz Snbianer BADEN
fiir8lih lire @orliebe fir Den feuri9en
S6uaps NIT benz Sose bilBen miiilen.
sic mnren bon elmer Nn5nbl Stams
mesgenofen 5u einem gambler mad
anlGaa, Ilasta, %geianbt porben, Inn
cine 9an3e Site DScoth 8biesfep"
ein5lfduien. Ser Sdnbler traute
linen niht unb CAB ibneu nun cine
pole GunrtiIai1e, ipdbreub Die aubss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

meine 3euani6c eebe i5 mid nitts.
8enn fndtige Srau MID mid fam
ifreiben, fam fudtise ;srau mid ia
be3uden fommen. gs griibt Tie beiten
Sora S.....- y. g.: Gntidulbis
gems fndtige Sran bite Die @ette
iledens, Sora.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

rem leer pnren. @ls bie beiben Sns
bianer bas unterpess iaben, bel6lpiz
len tie, aud nod Die eine Slai6e aus
6utrinfen. IIs iie aufeefunben ipurs
Den, lasen tie I'M Sterben. Bier
~nnS5rpan5ig Stiinben ipdter lparen lie
i'll Die eipisen Sasbsriirbe binii6ereee
adnQen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-31

Der bette Croft lit ein sstes
@epiHen.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-12-18
Congressman Aiken
Champion Bill Passer'.
South Carolina Representative Leads in
Number Of Measures Which Have Gone
Through Congress and Become Law:


NV the
Mr. questions this kind without reference re-
ports and records but he admitted he was uP stump
Mr. Bacock Wisconsin, chairman of the Commit
the District of Columbia Mr. suoway of New Hampshire the
hamanshps Mr. suoway calls their time
outside their respective districts and it natural that the
Speaker should selected them who would be shown by
the records as charged with the Of many bills.
Wyatt Aiken Abbevl c. colleagues bill passing last
Thirty bills introduced Republican
last winter and were signed by Republican President MI Aiken
not been active the Congressional debates probably
interested None Of thirty bsis Of large public
Phd district South Carolina Nine them provide for the building or
bridges over s. c. navigable streams
Aiken by Mr. Edwards found their
to the ohe United States Mr. Edwards Is Republican
Congress bis first IN washington as
Aiken and Edwards completely outsed veterans and leaders
Only Representative Pay;
Repudcad floor eode had twenty bis bills favoo
fourteen became John Williams the mnosy leader
having houses and
Williams avorab reported from com
bills fhered Champ Clark became laws while thirteen
appvedby both branches OF congress
Representative Brownow ntrodue ed bills in the last
body the
proposed secocd session he offered about
fifty No the Rrowplo bs % were % Ive psnSR S
Representative uowsy who Speaker thought might lead the list
Hst a w I
the Committee the Judiciary had ten bills faVoao ou only
two of them passed the House. ~ , $780,
e namely "hose do" Ths!clfcon Is not
but would who most
their lawmakers by the number or ne
that the gantle Congressional and Executive approval
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-12-18
All OF Our People Are Prosperous

All OF Our People Are Prosperous.
This is one year when the croaker has re-
fused TO croak. The kicker has failed TO kick.
Debtors have paid their debts, and our far.
mers have large amount Of their own cotton
In their own warehouse at Abbeville. Very
few Of them have drawn money on their
warehouse receipts. And their receipts
would bring about two hundred thousand
doll ars. The result OF the years farming
breaks all former records. II any man has
failed to pay expense OF making the crop, we
are ignorant OF the fact. In no year in the
past do we Iecollect that there we're no lame
ducks who couldn't get up TO "the Captains
Office with the necessary shekels. Not
since the world began has this people made
such good crops OF all kinds. The corn crop
is the best ever made; the potato crop Ia the
best that has been taken out Of the ground
since 1.-THE stars fell" In 1888. The cotton crop
was all that land, sunshine and rain could
make. The fall was the 1airest and the best
for gathering the staple, nearly all OF which
found its way into the bales before the rains
could stain II. People who couldn't hire II
picked went to. work and gath cred 1t them
selves.
II. there is q lame duck who hasn't come
10 time on his lien, We do not know Of the
fact.
Our banks are not the largest on earth, but
they are the solidest Our merchants may
not sell as much as the Wholesale merchants
ofNew York, but they collect what ia coming
70 them. They are happy and prosperous.
The railroads have given rs low excursion
rates. And we are all happy with sufficien-
oy OF this worlds goods to eat a good dinner
or 60 on q journey during the Christmas'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-12-18
DR.. Quigg.

The Associate Reformed Presbyterian OF
last week notes the death OF Rev. Henry
Quigg, D. D., Of Conyers. Ca, and speaks
very kindly OF the deceased who graduated
from Erskine College, and received theolos-
ical training in the Seminary OF the A. R. P.
Church. He was big Irishmsn. with q big
brain, and with q big heart, which loved his
fellowman. BE had been preacher OF the
gospel for more than nfty years. At the age
OF eighty his spirit returned to the Father OF
us all, and his friends laid the deserted tene.
ment away in the bosom OF mother earth.
blessed be the turf that wraps bis clay"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-12-18
Another Noise About Jurors.

We see that Anderson county is making q
noise about the necessi ty for better jurymen
that 10 to say. that the jury shall be COM
posed Of higher class Of the citizenship.
The opinion of this editor is, that no degree
OF personal excellence on the part Of jurors
will bring the enforcement OF tho laws, until
after our judges set the example As long as
judges grant bail to the bloody handed man.
slsyers while the smell of blood Is still on
their hands, the law will not be enforced for
crimes against the person. And as long as
judges grant the necessary new trials to Sc.
cure an acquittal, men will be acquitted. The
Constitution OF the State provides thai
.All persons shall, before conviction, BE-
bailable by sufficient sureties, except for
capital offences plaen the proof is evident or the
presumption great"
1t seems that our judges have overlooked
this paragraph OF the Constitution. II any
body has been refused bail. we have forgotten
the fact. The people may judge "ifthe proof
10 evident or the presumption great" when
the slayer admits the killing. as a reason for
being set free OF prison bounds.
The judges would lead Us to believe that
they thought the slain man was guilty every
time and that the slayer was innocent OF
crime.
Ifyou want to see the law enforced, turn
your eyes on the imprisoned negro who is
charged with any sort OF crime against prop.
erty, namely: the robbery of hen roost, or
the stealing Of pig. The slayer OF the
owner OF the pig generally suffers no greater
punishment than the price OF lawyer to de-
fend him. But let some poor hungry negro
steal the pig. and 1t is quite certain that his
postofnce address for the next five years will
be In care Of the Captain OF the chain gang.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-12-18

Take notice Of the many wagon
loads Of furniture leaving our
store. 1t sells like circus tickets.
S. J. Link.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-12-18

A department for teaching eourtng has
been inaugurated In the public schools OF
Greenfield, Observation-Disclosures Mail.
The Press and Banner has been intending
To give lessons ,along this line. This editor
can speak advisedly on this importa mt sub
ject OF how not to succeed. By telling them
how he has done they may learn what 70
avoid.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-12-18
Wednesday, Dec. IS. 1907.
NOTICE
This Item, Please

Will you kindly hand your copy
in to the Press and Banner Of
flee by Saturday coming. The
Press and Banner force have not
enjoyed Christmas for twelve
months and expect to go to press
Monday evening so as to join In
the hilarity beginning Christ
mas eve.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-12-18
Dreams.

Ifreports be true. come OF our pretty young
ladies have been giving an attentive ear to
the recital Of the old, old story. 1t is said
that nothing is half 30 sweet as loves young
dream.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-12-18

The Florence Times always has something
in it. The editor seems 10 express bis. own
opinions, without effort to follow the crowd.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-12-18

The Newberry Observer thinks II is about
time TO bring out advice to the Legislators.
We have none to urge, except that they let
the lien law alone. A little mastery inaotiv.
ity elong that line might be best for the coun-
try.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-12-18

Sometime ago the Press and Banner said
that Charles Petty Of spartanburg was the
best preacher In the State. And now We
wish to add, that he is also the best farmer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-12-18

In the production OF cotton South Carolina
is fifth in number Of bales, and frss IN
amour. to acreage.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-12-18

Senator Tillman thinks William Billy Bry-
an presidential nominee certainty, and
presidential possibility.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-12-18

The Union Times seems TO be opposed to
the opening Of dispens ssry in that town.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1907-12-18

Mr.. Hugh z. Aiken has been elected cashier
of the be TX Of .Lsurens.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-08

time the game had to be postponed fol
a week until he could secure players.
Haggerty, who has been playing the
last few games with the Athletics, has
been factor in winning. His work
has been of the fast and clean order
which is universally pleasing. Davey
has been playing the game of his life
for the season and his work needs no
comment. 1t is already too well known
to the fans. Boutwell, has played a
better game here than he ever played
before. In years past he has been too
prone to play an individual game and
let the team take care of itself, but
in the past few weeks he has worked
with the others in way that has
helped both himself and the rest. Stat
ford has been playing a good game all
through the season but has been play
ing in the fastest company of his life
and has had to go some to shine. Riley
has been playing good game at for
ward but owing to his light weight
has been handicapped, He has per
formed the duties of manager with
eminent satisfaction.
The team has played 81 games and
won II. 1t has scored 600 points to
564 Following is list of
the games played from the beginning
IF the season, and the scores:
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-03-08
SEEING WASHINGTON.
High School Senior Writes of the Trip
to the Capital.

We left Brattleboro the morning OF
Feb. % and were glad to get into tn,
warm ear as the thermometer was about
% degrees below zero outside. We
made good time to Springfield, Mass.
where we took our special car The
trip from there to New York was un'
evcntful and after some trouble we
landed in the ferry house where we
took the boat to Jersey City. There
We had dinner at the depot and then
took the Baltimore and Ohio train
straight through to Washington and
arrived there only Is minutes behind
schedule time. From the station, an
automobile conveyed us to our hotel.
After registering and having supper
we separated, some going out to ex-
plor" the town but the majority to
bed.
Sunday morning when we got up we
were disappointed to find it showing
but some of us went to church IN
spite Of the Indictment weather and
danger Of getting wet feet. The same
afternoon we visited the Corcoran art
gallery 9nd enjoved looking at the pic
lures there the equal of which we had
never Icfore seen. Their beauty was
nothing to that of the Congressional IL
brarF where we went in the evening.
1t WIS worth all our labor and trouble
just to stand in the doorway and
look 81 the beautiful staircase leading
up to the second story. The coldly