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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-12

Insu Ndnten piirbe III ibrer Ntduna
gtniisen, fo boB iebe bstbiIiste 8dnl
Dbnt grpbt eigene Rotten ibrtn ginIt.
germ runbe0ingte Gimerbsit~ getpGbrs
Ileihen t6nrte. Sur erDBerens Worfidbi
foH BET WtrfiHerunesfDnbs IN Hnns
besz, @tdotsz ober Muni3ipdlbonos
lareeltgt unb unter Dbbut Der @tadtsz
bebOroen 9eifeut perben. Mun brau1te
bez Werbano ni1t bIpb dilf einen
/ Staat fih 3ii befhrGnten. st tDnnte
dilsgeoebnt iperotit iiber etne Mn3abI
bon Staaten; Dienei9t ipgdr iiber bas!
gan5e Qdnb, lino es tpiiroe Dooirm Die:
5iderbeitseepdbr ii9 fiir bic Ginleger,
nod peritdrten. tDdbreno Die 2ait 0erl
lbon ben Honten 3u trdgen6en Derluife
0urh Die ipeitere BetbeiIigung mod.
tpeiter erleihtert tperoen piir6e.
Gs flingt bns uIles iebr einleuh=..
tend Bis auf ods eine, oub Die Wers,
LUTTE iliemaIs grnB tperben f0nnten.,
gu Der 8ebouptnng bdrf man getrDit.
Elm 6ides Jrage3eihen feben. Mttl
sriin6lih rritunter trob aller 1lnterlus
hunsen cine Bdnf, fogdr cine febr grD>1
be, ausgerdubert tneroen fann, baben
gera0e lleuere 9eifpiele ge5eigt. l1nb
iuenn Die llnterfn9unger, Die FOLDER
8antberein Deranitoltet. auh Dertrauz
enstpiirbi9er tp6ren als bic Der politi=
59en Stats unb Bunbess sGgaminaz
loren, 10 tpGre besipeeen mod lange
nidt unbeoingter WerldB barduf au
feben. $40 es bdrduf angelegt tDir0,
mag eine 8ant febr raid oussepliins
berI tperoen nnmittelbar na1 elmer
ltnterfuhnng. unb ipenn ipieoer eins
nal in 3eiten elmer sroBen gefh6ftsz
friiis ober panif Die Banfen all Dut@
5enoen puraeln, 70 f0nnte Die Werii9ez
rune benn bod febr foitfpielis fir Die
iiberlebenben 8anfen perOen, ipfern
iie t1i1t gar b1lIig perfagt. q
EroB allebem fat, tpie sefagt Sic
Sa9e Diel fir iid uno es mag ettpus
tuerben baraus. Die srDbte @dnierigs
feit oiirfte sbarin befteben, bic groben
unb mdhtigen, fhon ieBt bes Nufes
boiler Siderbeit fid erfreuenben8anf=
anitalten baau gu betpegen, ii1 burd
bic 0ereinieuns aur Stiibe Der f4pd<
9eren ber5ugeben: - Dor oenen Dann
iie, bic bisber Stdrferen unb 8eborz
a1sten, i'm puntte Der @iderbeit in
ben Mugen Der @inleger ni1ts mebr
boraus .baben tpiirben. sic rnDgen
nad benz @runbfabe: Der Storte
itebt am udhtigiten allein", es porz
5ieben, ft9 na9 tpie por auf iih felber
gu perlafIen. uno mOsen niht sepillt
iein, einen plan gu fOrbern, Der ibnen
aoiten beruriadt, pdbrenb ben NuBen |
hauptfddlih bic fleineren aonturrens
ten baben tpirben. Daran mag berl
plan f9eitern. 8eHer mare freilid.
cab ct nidt f9eiterte. Muf ale 5dlle
fam man nur lpiinfden, bab gu ieiz
ner Musfiibruns tpenisftens Elm Ser.
iud semadt tperbe. (N. S. 5r. 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-12
8an,arrpp Oh 3rrpbsskttps.

D<n BaumnDllenbau in ibren Roz
4pnisn III fDrbfrn, Inn fid BON Der
c1teritunifdkn Yroouftipn unabbGnz
BIZ iii Inu6en, nld.pen ii6 bic surppGiz
4 tn QdHbes jeBt 3ur ernftsn Mufgdbe.
fbldn0 min bafiir 5tp6lf Millioz
MI DOlldrs befpilIigen. trenn bic ssdz
aiten iid in gleiderMeife betb6ti<
4 UNI ii Dftz unb MsFs sDenlfnz
ritn pfIdn5uftgtn IN groBem MnB<
ab dr3lilegerl. England bdut
apnaiuoIls III GgDpten lnb sssn6ien
bstrd9 9tIiheu GrfOIg. guBldnb
nngebli6 ibpu brsi Diertsl bss
oxfs bon SdpdIt. Wis Die QGnber
a,lltrit6nifd s. NanmipoIle
vi lsn I5unsn, fpir1 no&
8 lbit1Ig 1if u M
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-12

Der Na9fplser gbarlenagne
Sotpers auf benz 8erliner 8ot}dafterz
poften, Or. Dabio sSapne Sin, puroe
por iiebenunbfiinf5ig Sabren i'm
5taate Nep Serfep geboren. Sein
gater mar @eiitlider. Seine gr=
aiebung ridtete iidb oarauf, auh i'm
fir Den seiitli9en etan0 por3ubereiz
ten, bod fiibrte ibn Die @ntpidelung
feines 2ebenslaufs fpdter gum @tuz
blum 0es internationdlen Hehts. St
9-dbuirte bon Der 8udnen uniberfitdt
in pennfblpania, fuoirte Damn in8er>
lin unb paris uno tparb 1879 gum
prdiibenten Der 8udnelI llniperiitGt
erfpren. DieIen poiten bebielt .er I'M
ne Bis 1888, in ipelhem er als prG=
iihent an bic llniperiitdt bpn Moheiter
berufen tpurbe. Nanbem er aht
Sabre lana in oiefer Eidenf9uft fun=
gilt, begab er fi9 bebufs tpeiterer
Gtuoien nad europa unb bracbte bort
fait bret Sabre gu. iih benz Stubium
berglei9enber Surispruben3. @ei9ih=
te Der OiDlDmdtie unb RdmernInifz
ienfhaften tpi6menb. Sn 1893 norb
er nnd6em Sphn non Sie aeitmnn ga
gtoats Departements iibernomTmert, II m
arm niiffsffnotsfefr,tar ernonnt mnh
leiftete Is tperhtpplIe Dien5fe nnh Inn m
ein OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES onoehofen IN
murine Gr tnibIts hen @,,hmsi,er
g,niten tneIdber hurch hie WpTSshm,,n
ae;shmons' nnh qnnstont;noneI frs;
ne,pornen mar Mei bieSsr mohr ~
fste Inn hnubtf6dIim her gnmnim 81
ghnpiaer Wrbine j. H,,Sirer n ss,r ~
o;r7 nrbs;tets Snmoys g. ,e;s n,,h ;sht
nnh m s;n,m nmfomnr.;1Ssn ~ ~ g,ssTs asT.
;;bsr @ ,,,ronG;Srhe ssinfomnt;s ,,rS -.
,,, mort,ts ,,srthnorl,s M9atsr;ar mi II ;,ns,
0rh;n.n i, f;nn,n ger y ols;s6s is'
ga,,rsm % n,rantobte Ian5 ss;res s.J. Msys
sssn,,c [ = ,,n,h Sem * aoon 81 '.s "s,;II mn ~
n.r % msrfnEsr s;m,r Mnsnhf nh;refnnh;. ,u !.
a. M gasTf. h;sior;fehsp es,br;sts,, XXX,
IN sSrsrs , 'nrS,,srer MIsrf. ;;hsr ;,,tar
.s .,a4;arrf. s srrnsn % n;nromcs;s MI. .asr nv,
s SIM sahre 1856 permablts fI i ID, Il i,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-12

DoB Werlddef ber s I dt|
Ii1s ii 1T Elm gutss W1ittsl. i'm be,s|
Jlafdeninbolt IuftbiAt ob5ui9 9IitBtu.
IGs gefhiebt III ber MeiIs, bdb man
ben Jlof4snbals IN bic sel lnnpl3entI
D2aiIe taubt unb Die bur1 bit lirte.
Qonb sebaltene Jldfde nit ber rtdtsn
einmol bernmbrebt. Damn aiebt man
| bic GIdf1e 5itiid iinb IddBt ben iibsrs
| fIiiffigen 2ad obtropfen. 8ti bititrl
Mrbeit 1T barauf 5u adten. bdB Dtr
Jlafhenbals unb ber ii6tbdre 9bciI
bes Aorfes ppllitGnbig trodeu iinb
unb Der Cad ipaTerbiinn III,
WitteI gegen bas BerbtrS
ben Der 0eorgienfnollen i'm Winter.
Die fh0nften un6 foiffpielisften Sc
oraienforten sebsn ben Minter iibfr
.niht felten au Grunbe, neil lie feudt
ober gar nab, ober beftdnbig IN ber
Negetation gebalten iper6en. Mer
feine Rnollen luftig unb trDden dilf
elmer unsefdbr A Sou bDbtn 6tenage
in einetn RefIer aufbetpnbrt, IN benz
.es ni1t einfrieren fann, ipirb ni1t
betldsen biirfen, bob ibm cine ein5ige
Rnone berborben fei. 9rodene Mnf=
betDabrlns TT 9duptfu6e, bas gins
idlogen in Rellerfdnb if bdsesen
nidt febr rGtbli4.
8ert.ilst bds lnge3iefer
an ben DbfbGlmen! Balb
bier, balb ba iiebt man an ber Spite
ber Guberiten 3tpeige Der Obftbdume
einise trpdene 8lGtter fiBen, tpelde
ale 9erbitftiirme l,i6t ab3uipeben Derz
modten. Das it berbdhtis! Mir
fteigen uuf bic Better unb tpo1en bte
8ldtter abbrehen. aber iie baften 10
feit, bdB mir GeipaIt antpenben mill
len. Die Bldtter iinb nit feinen,, fe-
fen Jdben am 3peise feiteefpDnnen.
8ringen mir Elm iOl9es Blattbiifhel
IN etn 9las, bds mir bibt berlhliez
ben, unb itellen es in Elm tparmes
3immer, 10 fnben mir mad einigen
Sagen bunberte fleiner fhpar3er
NGupden i'm @la1e. Die BlGtter 1inb
Der acknowledgement fiir bic Nauz
pen bes @olbaiters. SEPT lit es leiht,
biefe trodenen Bldtter auf3ufinben
unb 81 entfernen. Miirben mir bas
perfdumen. 10 tDiirbcn uns i'm s5riibz
iabre bic groRen Haupennefter, bic ii9
fAnea pergrDbern. drgern, unb bic
Maupen ipiirben in f,traer 3eit ganae
Neite fail freFen. Nlio fort nit alien
biirren Bldttern an Bdumen unb
9trdudern, tpo mir fie feben!.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-12

Sur 3eit bes 9aarpedz
fels mub man bic Sbiere sesen grz
faltungen beionbers f9iiben, ieben
srelen Medfel in Der 5iitterung uno
9altung permeiben, iie fdonenb se<
brau9en, fleiBis puben unb gut fiitz
tern. greten benno9 5tDrunsen i'm
6aartpe9fel ein ober min biefer ni9t
10, ipie es len iollte, erfolsen. bann
empfieblt iid auBer Warmbalten unb
puben Die 0erabrei9uns bon 2ein<
fuhen< nber 2einIamenmebl. angez
briibtem Geritenfdrot ooer sefo4tem
2siniamen ober @erfte ie nit itarten
Ro11alagaben. Bei 5bieren, bic in
tparmen @taIlunsen iteben, in Deden
eineebiilIt unb fleiBig sepuBt tperben,
ipG9ft fein Minterflaum unb Der
6aartpe1fel 1T Elm biel eerinserer.
Nur Bel sbieren, bic benz polen Gin=
flub bes iGbrliden Witterunsstpe9-
fels ausseiebt iinb, bilbet iid Elm TO-
eenannter WinterpeIs (ftdrferes unb
IGngeres Oedbaar nit 6laum) aus
Sci ben lanbraf1en ipirb Der Winterz
pel5 ebenfans itGrter enttpidelt als Bel
ben eblen Naifen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-12

@iierne Riihengerdtbe
tDnnen getittet tperben NIT 6 Sbeilen
10pfertbon unb / She'll Stablfeil=
fpdne untereinanber semif9t nit ei=
sner binldnsli9en QuantitGt 2ein0l,
nm einen biden 9eig au bereiten BON
ber Roniiften5 bes Glafertittes. gr
muB auf bic aeriprunsenen 9brile
auf beiben @eiten aufsetraee1 tpers
ben, iporauf man ben gefitteten Ge<
genitanb 3 Dber 4 Wo9en unberiibrt
iteben lGBt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-12

Ritt far moffsrbafitns.

Ritt iir Moffsrbafftna
|nnb Hrunnen 8 9b. ftingez
ftoBenes unb qtiiebtts 8isgtlmebl unb
| Gb. Nleigldtte Dtrben gut bsrmi{Hi
Eunb bur1 3ufdb BON 2einDl ii BEL
geb6rigsi aoniiftsn3 gum gebran4e
fertis gernd6t. Dieter Ritt, ipelber
falt dngeDnbet pirb, bdlt bag WaHer
{ebr gut 5uriid, gr brollht dbsr s IS
Gage bis er frodntt.
Ritt fir petroIenmId a M
pen. Gin Gtiidnen Mldun ipirb In
,inem 9Iedl6ffel redt beiB semabt,
bic fIiifiise Maife in bic Oeffnuns beg
MetdnfuBes sesOffen unb Der petro=
leumbebdltsr fofort bineinsebriidt.
Da Der beiBe MIaun fpfort ipieber Der-
bdrtet, 10 mub bieie 9ertittung redt
fdneII ausgefiibrt iperben.
Gefe gu bereiten obne
Defenaufab: Man tode 2 linaen
oDm beiten 6ppfen in elmer @allone
WaKer 1a Gtunbe lang, ieibt bur4
unb lDfe in Der Gliiffsteit 2. lln3en
Gal3 un6 " pfunb 3nder. Menn
bie1e Mi1dung Bis sur Mildpdrme
absefiiblt lit, riibrt man Elm .pfnnb
geiiebtss MlebI ert nit einens 9beile
biefer Gliiifisteit slatt unb riibrt
bann ben Reft ba5n. gaun febt man
bds Ganae boIIe 2 Sage lang in bic
Mdbe eines ipdrmen Ofens Git aber
BET beiBem Wetter nidt nDtbig), am
3. Sage rnif9t man 8 pfunb sefohte
unb sana fein seitampfte aartoffeln
ebenfo forsfdltig tpie bas MebI barun@
ter. Mm nGhten Sage 5etgt fid Elm
bunfler fdtperer @aum auf Der Ober=
fiddle. Oas @anae tpirb nun gehDrig
.bur1eindnber eeriibrt unb burd Elm
@ieb ober einen Dur1Thlag seieibt,
in einen @teinfrug pber in eir anbez
req pdFenbes @efdB sesoien, gut perz
fprft unb perbunben unb i'm fublen
aeller pernabrt. Dieie 9efe bdlt fi9
mpnatelang i'm Reller; ehe man bapon
gebraud nladt. fdiittele man bas
9anae gut auf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-12

Gffigunb 6efe ion man niht
II irbentm Geidirr nufbendbren, benn
bic G6ure ipirft auf Bic @Iafur unb
bic fon 9iftig fein. @Iasgefhirr 1T
bober beiftr 3llm GebruuH.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-12

I'm bas MbbIGttern Der
leimfarbe ntDsli9ft gu perbin@
bern. febe man Der fertisen 2eirnz
farbe gepDbnlides 8lpcerin 3ir, mas
audi bep Mnitrih ettpns Slang berz
leiht. 8efonbers empfeblensnsrtb lit
biefes 0erfabren Bel Gurben, tpel9e
tart nit grbfarben geni54! iinb.
Der iible @eruh alter Qeinlfarbe perz
fdpinbet burd 3ufab BON pOppeltz
hrpmfaurem Rali.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-12-12

MeiBe 9biiren reinigt
man nit in WaFer 3u einem biinnen
4rei geriibrter Gnlemnlfreibe, bic
man nit benz Ghnanltae poriidtig
auftrGgt. Na9bem bic Rreibe troden
1T, foirb iie 3uerf nit einem aarten
GeniterleDer abgeipafhsn uno bic
9bire bann tii6tis troden gerieben.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-23
Pleasant Hill Items.

Mr.. Editor: Miss Dove Tur-
ner returned hone Wednesday,
from a visit to relatives in Ian
caster.
Mrs. f. B. Johnson returned
home Sunday last, from an ex-
tended visit to relatives In Ker-
shaw.
Mr.. Mart Bowers spent Tues
dav night in Lancaster.
Mr.. j. T. Cauthen is on a visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
L. Cauthen.
Mr.. II. Turner, OF Lands, N.
G. is visiting Mr. /. b. Clontz of
this place.
Farmers in this section are
having rough weather to finish
gathering their crops.
News Reader.
Pleasant Hill, Nov. 81.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-23
STOP THAT
WATCH ORDER
Don't Buy q Watch Sight
Unseen.

Don't pay $4 or $5 for a Watch
when we can sell you the same
for $3.50, $500 or $1.00.
Of course we would advise
you to buy a better Watch GEL
gin Is Jewel 20-Year Case at
$12.75), but if you will have the
cheap one, come here and get it
where you can buy it with your
eyes open. Then if it Bucks
and Balks you can come back to
us with it. You can't reach the
mail order houses.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-23
Clerks Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Lancaster.

Court OF com mon IledS.
Sallie NJ. Cunningham, Sugar Il.
Yoder, Ell al, Plaintiffs,
against
NJ NJ Tillman, as Admir- of John Lee
Tillman, decd, and in his own light,
ct al, Defendants.
BY VIRTUE of decree of the
Court made in the above stated cause,
by Judge John > Wilson, dated Oct.
25, 1907, L will sell at public auction
at Lancaster court house on the first
Monday in December next, within the
legal hours of sale, the following de-
scribed real estate. to wit All that
tract of land in Indian Land town
ship containing eleven hundred and
seventeen [1l17l acres, more or less,
bounded on the North by lands OF DR..
James ID Nisbet and by the lands OF
Mrs. Matte j. Tillman; on the East by
Twelve Mile Greek; on the South by
! Twelve Mile Creek, and on the West
by Catawba River. Said tract TO be
divided into two or more tracts. plats
! &C which 1pill he exhibited on day of
sale.
Also, all that tract of land situate in
Cane Creek township containing three
hundred and thirty-seven t337) acres,
more or less, bounded on the North by
| the estate lands OF Or. James III
Thornwell, decd, and the estate lands
of n. w. Drailin, decd; un the East
| by lands of w c. Hough and lands OF
r. f. Wylie; on the South by Cane
! Creek. and on the West by lands OF
w. J. Cunningham.
Also, ali that tract of land situate
| in Cane Creek Township containing
three hundred and sixty [36O) acres
more or less, bounded or the Nortl
by lands of Jarvis Cunningham and
lands of Phillip Funderburk; on the
East by lands OF Mrs Ssllie NJ Gun.
ningham and lands Of J.LTillman,Jr
On the Sonth by lands of J.L.Tillman
Jr. and lands of Mrs. Molie J. Perry
and on the West by lands Of Henry
Yoder TIlIman and lands Of LerO!
Springs.
Also, all that lot Of lard situate il
j the town of Lancaster containing ont
! acre, more or less, bounded on tn
! North BY lot OF X. f.. Wylie and lot o
NJ. y. Crawford; on the East by 10
of NJ. y. Crawford and Barr Street
and on the West by Cemetery Street.
Lancaster. y. c., Nov 1907.
J.F. GREGORY, Clerk
G. {. r. l.. G..
Williams & Williams,
Pitts Attys.
Charles D. Jones,
Defts' Attys.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-23
Notice Of Real Estate for
Sale.

The following property to be sold to
h nRhest bidder at Lancaster, &. H., >
q. Dec 3, 1907: 225 acres of land, more
On loss, Ave miles of Heath Springs, ).
c., near colored camp ground.
24S acres of land, more or less, - of
A mile OF Heath Springs, =. C.. known
as the II. III. Horton place 63 acres OF
hand sear Beaver Creek church, 4
miles of Heath Springs, s. G.
One building on Main street, Heath
Springs, =. c., containing Store
rooms, upper story contains rooms
and one hall. All claims against said
property will be paid for before deed
ed. Terms Cash.
M. Y Cauthen.
Heath Springs, s. G.. Nov.7 1907.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-23
QUALITY FIRST
Then Price

That is the proper order OF
things in considering a purchase
of Jewelry, Precious Stones or
Watches. Ninety nine people
out of every hundred must rely
absolutely on the person who
sells them and the store where
they are purchased. Our SER
vice is that of Expert, and you
may trust implicitly our word,
for we know. The quality is
just whit we say it is. Our
prices are the lowest possible
for First Class Goods. Every
article bought here will be en-
graved free of charge up to
Ddecember 18th.
B. C. HOUCH
Jeweler and Optician
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-23
Clerks Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF LANCASTER,
In the { ommon Pleas.

In the ommon Pleas.
X. j. Roberts, jamie Talbirt, ct al. Plffs.
against
T. Reed Roberts. et al, Defen dants
Pursuant to an order of court made in
the above stated cause, by Judge John 5.
Wilson, dated Oct 20, 1907. / will sell at
public auction at Lancaster court house on
the first Monday in December, next. with
in the legal hours of sale. the following
desert bed real estate. to wit. All that
piece. parcel or tract of land situate in
Lancaster county. state of South Carolina.
containing one hundred and sixty-four
064) acres, more or less, and bounded on
the North by lands of Burrell f. Black
mon on the East by lands of j. NJ. Hilton
on the South by lands of r. A. Love, and
on the West by lands of X. +. Long.
Terms of sale, cash; purchaser to pay
| for papers.
Lancaster, S. c., Nov. s. 1907.
J. F. GREGORY.
Z. G. O. L. l.. Q.
Williams Il Williams,
Plffs Attys.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-23
Personal Property for Sale.

will sell at public auction at my house
in the Union church section on Tuesday,
Nov. 2G. beginning at 10 o'clock, all my
personal property, including, l horse,
cows hogs, , wagons, bugGles. farming
implements, household and Kitchen fur-
niture etc.-G. w. Faulkenberry.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-23
Town Taxes now Due.

The books are now open for collection Of
town taxes IL will be until Nov. 3O-o7. after
which time those who have not paid Will
be liable to penalty. The Office of the town
treasurer is row in the First National
Bank.
John Crawford
Treas.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-23

The postmaster of Gasconade, Mo. Dan iel
A. Bugh. says of DeWitt's Kidney and
Bladder Pills, 81 am doing so we'll. and i'm
proving so fast in health that l cannot say
too much for your Kidney Bladder Pills
1 ieel like new man." DeWitts Kidney
and Bladder Pills are sold by Crawford
Bros.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-23
Notice Discharge.

Notice Ia hereby given that the un der
signed as Executrix OF the estate of Isom
G Clinton will on the 9th day of Decero ber,
1907. make her final return to tho Probate
court at Lancaster q. II. g. O., and make
application to the Court of Probate. at
10 O'Clock on that date for a final discharge.
as Executrix of the estate of Isom O. Gin
ton, deceased.
Nary. Clinton. II
Executbx.
Nov. 9th 1907.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-23
C 0 nj I N G

You are coming to town then
come in and take a Nice Meal
at the Right Price: Meals at
all hours. Best Norfolk Oysters
on hand all the time. Invite all
the ladies' and children to come
and eat with me, / assure you
good order. Nice Lemon and
Mincs Meat Pies and Pound
Cakes, Fresh all the Time, only
5 cts each. All kinds of Lunch
es and Sandwiches for sale from
5 cts up.
Bring me all your Eggs and
Chickens. Come to see me.
s T A R c A FE
c. M. SHELTON, Prop.
Bennett Block Phone No. lC
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For SALE-Car celebrated Column
bus buggies. call at once and see
them. J.. Korber & Co., 212 y.
E0urth ST
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From the East, Arrive. Depart.
No l, Southern Cal Elk 7:45p $3.50 .
No 8, California Linn. 1885 a 1888
No z, Northern Cali
fornla Fast Mall 1855 p 12:45 p
No 9, lei PasD and
Mexico City Tx
press ........11:45 1920
From the West.
No 2, Chicago Fast
Mail ........,, S:00a S:25
No 4. Chicago Limited 1851 1909
8, Chicago and Kan
sas City Express 6:45p 7:45p
From the South.
X No 10, Chicago, Dem
Yer and Kansas
City .......... 6:3Op FOOD
XNo. 10 connects at Lamy with
branch train for Santa Fe and stops ct
al local points in New Mexico.
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Washington. juno H#>eu Nfcyiaa au.
tfiznna-Fair Mnudae and Tuesday
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FOR RENT-Two -four room cot
tages, furnished or unfurnlshed.
215 Atlantic. Apply $50 South Third
o.
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4, u conner. VI. ~ o. q
Specially OsteoHHuiV
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FOR SALE--ReaI Estate
FOR SALE-NeW 3-ro0m house. just
completed, GLIB SO. Hight st.
FOR SaLE-Cheap, tn Highlands. a
2-story 7-room brick cottage. with
all modern improvements; terms easy.
Apply Of owners at 236 n. High st.
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SCELLANE

I'D 20g North EdIth stree
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WANTED-Girl for general house.
work. 900 w. Railroad.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26
THOUGHT CHILD WOULD DIE.
Whole Body Covered with Cuban Itch -Cuticura Remedies Cured at Cost
 of Seventy-Five Gents.

My little boy, when only an infant of three months, caught the Cuban Itch. Sores broke out from his head to the bottom of his feet. He would itch and claw himself and cry all the time. He could not sleep day or night and light dress is all he could wear I called one of our best doctors to treat him, but he seemed to get worse. He suffered so terribly that my hus- band said he believed he would have to die. I had almost given up hope when a lady friend told me to try the Cuticura Remedies. I used the Cuti- eura Soap and applied the Cuticura Ointment and he at once fell into 8 sleep, and he slept with ease for the first time since two months. After three applications the sores began to dry up, and in just two weeks from the day I commenced to use the Cuticura Remedies my baby was entirely well. The treatment only cost 75c, and would have gladly paid $100 if I could not have got it cheaper. l feel safe in saying that the Cuticura Remedies saved his life. He is now boy of five years. Mrs. Zana Miller, Union City, R. F. D. No. 1, Branch Co.,, Mich, May IT, 1906"
The Carlisle independent., 1907-12-26
ONE CAUSE FOR SATISFACTION.
Drummer Found Something Good
 Even in Railroad Accident.

A state senator of New York says he was riding in the smoking car on a little one-track road in the northern part of the state two weeks ago, and in the seat in front of him sat jew elry drummer. He was one of those wide-awake, never-let-anyone-g get-the- better-of-him style of men. Presently the train stopped to take water and the conductor neglected to send back a flagman. A limited express, running at the rate of ten miles an hour, came along and bumped the rear end of the first train. The drummer was lifted from his seat and pitched, head first, against the seat ahead. His silk hat was jammed clear down over his ears. He picked himself up and settled back in his seat. No bones had been broken. Then he pulled off his hat, drew long breath and strengthening up, said: 'Hully gee! Well, they didn't get by us, anyway"