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New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
DANIELS IN RECORD SWIW
NezU York n. e. Star Betters HIS
Time for Quarter Nile.

c. NJ. Daniels. Of the New York Athletic SiDD'
holder OF numerous worlds and American s"iih-
ming records made another new mark yesterdaS'
when he wen the National Amateur Athletic Union
quarter-me championship at Travers Island &c
ing the distance in minutes 81 seconds Tbe
former record for that distance in tidal water
which he held himself. 8 minutes SIS seconds.
and made two years ego j. A. Reilly, the
youngster from Townsend Harris Hall High School.
who has been winning consistently recently. M
ished forty yards back of Daniels. with kafi
Schmidt cf the New York Athletic Club. third
All the swimmers took the water at the same
time. At the 22o-yard mark Daniels was slightly
ahead of his nine competitors and using his trud-
geon and crawl strokes spendidy. At the crack
the pistol for the last lap Daniels increased his
speed and crossed the finishing line amid deafenins
cheers from the big crowd that stayed over from
the track games to the aquatic sports
The 2O0-yard handicap swim. which was the other
event on the programme was unusually well filed
and four heats. with six men in each. had to be
decided w. Guildford Howard, Of st. Johns
Guild with an allowance of II seconds captured it
by few feet from w Phlnney. unattached
swimmer The time 1 minute % seconds.
j. O'Callaghan. the metropolitan champion high
diver. gave an exhibition which pleased and amazed
the spectators 1t was the last outdoor swim of
the season.
The summaries follow:
won b. g. He%ad st. Gd sdcon
Phinney; unattached rs sec9ndSl second Tine Ne Is ,t
etic Club seconds; n G. Maney. New York Athletic
won by g g HeroId New York swimming Association
Young Mems CHRISTIAN Association go seconds second
Time J"4s Fourth heat won by J. Mansy, Mar y,ss Is5
L. b. Eandey. New York Athletic club u2 seconds!
Howard: G. G. Herod Second; W Phiuney. third Time.
national chsmponship-1v9n by {. N, Daniels New York
K schmidt New York Athletic club third Time. 5:54
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
PALMER Il CHAMPION.
He end Hiss Wagner Capture Ne10
Jerseu Lazgn Tennis Titles

Miss Marie Wagner and Richard H Palmer Won
the New Jersey State lawn tennis championship
titles their respective divisions Of the singles
Club Morristown. n. J. 1t a sIashing match
that Miss Wagner, the Hamilton Grange girl
payed. and she threw herself with such vigcr
into the game that her opponent. Mrs George IL
Chapman, of the Nyack Country Club scored only
four games in the sets. which gave Miss
Wagner the championship at 6-3. 81, as Miss
Alice l. Lay defauted the challenge round Pos
sessing the remarkable physical powers that make
for Miss Suttons great game. Miss Wagner de-
veloped a speed on her drives and smashes which
smothered Mrs. Chapman. that she was forced
upon the defensive from beginning TO end
To the surprise of the fashionable gallery which
assembled about the during the afternoon
Palmer was forced to his limit by young Neal
Stevens ffty-one grueIling games OeinS played
before Palmer could claim the title by the score
of - 46 12-10. 6-1 Palmer certainly earned
his cup. Actually Stevens played all around HIM
He compelled short range tactics at the net. and
suddenly shifted to deep lobbing 1t WIS the sort
OF Kaleidoscope racquet which was calculated 10
break up Pamer's length his dangerous drives
The title passed to him by the default of Edwin
tion to the north.
Miss Wagner doubled her honOrs by winning
the mixed doubles paired with Frederick Watrous
They defeated Miss Whitney and c. NJ Fayer-
weather 6-3. So. F. H. Gwynne won the con-
ISOLATION in which he defeated Preserved Smith.
6|, SIS, 6-3.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
LEAGUE STANDING.
REVENGE FOR YANKEES
HAUL DOWN THE TIGERS.
Higklanders Vim Second Game and
Detr0it's Lead Cut.

Detroit Sept 19.-The Yankees may not be able
TO win pennants themselves. but they got sweet re-
venge to-day for the time. years ago. that the
Detroit Tigers put them out of the after they
had beaten the White Sox in what looked like a
decisive series. To-day they took the second game
the champions and enabled Cleveland TO creep
UP TO within two points of the Tigers. The score
to ). and fine pitching by Manning who re-
1ieved Warhop and a good rally in the eighth
inning that helped along by Detroit errors
gave Eberfeld's the victory.
Warhop. the Indian pitcher. easy for
the champions. and they got five off him in as
many innings Then Manning went in, and only
Tiger got to first base
Good hitting gave the Yankees a in each of
the first three innings but Detroit went ahead by
falling Warhop hard in the fifth session and
took a two-run lead. Cree. the outfelder.
played q fine game for the Yankees. and his triple
in the third inning and scored run.
Mullin pitched well for Detroit, but had poor
support. Heavy smoke from the fires that are
devastating the Michigan forests hung low the
grounds. and at times it was hard to see the out
feIders from the grandstand.
The score follows:
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lJOlf
BIG FLEET ON SCUM
LIGHT AIRS DELAY RArp
Forty-sir Yachts IN Manhasset .B,r
Fall Regatta.

In spite OF light brsezes and foggy weaths- ..
fall regatta OF the Manhasset Bay Yacht o.
sailed yesterday over ten-miIe triangular eo -'
on Long Island Sound. brought out a ans. .s...',
forty-six starters out OF entry OF sixtv-s
The other twsnty-cne would probably have -
there except for the fog and light airs
The start was made OF Execution Light 49,.
.. m. in a light breeze from the soushwsss -
sos. the Pbryne. the AIera and the Atari crovsl-
the line between the committee boat Caro- N -
the lighthouse at that time. These three san.5 :
good race the Phryne winning by minute "a =.
Onds from the Atari. The wind. shifting -.
southwest TO the eastward. made il practscauv
reach on ali three legs Of the course.
There were ten starters in the handicap cs,..
the winners being the Bobtail. the Juani.a -
Rascal. the Menosha and the Arrow. The coz
class champion Eleanor was beaten BY the ch.-
eron by 4 minutes s seconds. In the bug el..
Thornton Smiths Skeeter was again a winner a.
of the thirteen Port Washington and Bayslde o,a
design boats that started FIVE finished.
There was dinner at the club last uieb. =.
celebrate the close of the season. at which Cor
modore Hazsn IIoyt presided
The summary follows:
MANHAssET BAY YACHT GLIB FsLr. RzGsrr.
September 10. 190s-Wind southwest To east -.
Hay weathsr-Tide ebb- 7'-
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB So-FOOT CLAss-sTss-
1:f0-COURSE 10 MILES
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
BROOKLYN GETS Il FALL
st. Louis Fights Hard to Get ont
of Last Place.

st. Louis had the unusual experience Of winning
a double header yesterday, the victim being Brook
lyn. Miserable fielding caused the loss of the first
game by a score of TO / Mcmillan contributing
four errors TO total OF seven. The second game
q red hot pitchers battle between Bugs
Raymond and Wilhelm, the only of which
scored in the ninth inning, when Catterson, new
from the New England League dropped fly
that let Shaw for the Cardinals.
Brooklyn still holds seventh place by the mar
rowest possible margin. but the Cardinals have
hopes of finishing out of last place The fight for
the cellar championship is as pretty as the three
Corpered struggle at the top.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
WINS MARATHON DESPITE PEBBLE

Chicago. Sept. I9.-The annual Marathon race Nl
Won to-day by A T.. Corey. of Chicago. unaitachsa
in the official time Of hours 81 minutes and
seconds. One minute behind him came Sidnss
Hatch of the Illinois Athletic club while the 'a1a
man was J. A Felree. OF Chicago unattaeheo
FeItes's time was hours y minutes COREY s
friends say. might have eqUalled or Iowerel 's
record for the course. 2:f:S. had he not 5s'
troubled by a pebble which got into his shoe SON.
miles north Of the city. He maintained MS '7i-
even with this handicap. but fnallv had 10 s'',
and remove the pebble. Thereafter his tool seen
sore and several times ne allowed his lead 70 "
crease while he put Iinnlent it,
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
WORCESTER WINS NEW ENGLAND lille.

Boston. Sept 19.-The New England Baseball
League season ended to-day and the pennant for
the third successive season goes Jesse Burketts
team of Worcester. Lawrence finished second
and Haverhill third
Brockton. 2: Fall River. 2 C2 innngs)
Lowell. 3; Haverhill. q
Lynn. 5; New Bedford, 2.
Lawrence. g. Worcester, thrst game)
Worcester, 2; Lawrence, (second game)
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
YACHTS RACE IN FOG
UIND LIGHT IND PICKLE.
Final Regatta Of AtIantic Club Ends
IN disappointment.

Light winds practically spoiled the final regatta
of the Atlantic Yacht Clubs season sailed off Sea
Gate yesterday. feet of twenty-one boats start
ed being divided into the usual classes. So light
and tickle the wind that only the smaller
yachts finished These craft would not have been
timed either if the regatta committee had not
stopped their contest at the end of he first round
The day miserable for a yacht A thick
blush haze hung like a pail the waters of
Ciravesend Bay making it impossible for the racing
Corinthians to objects two hundred yards away.
Under the circumstances navigation played i'm
portant part in the contest. the yachtsmen had
find the various turning marks by chart and
compass. At the start, the wind from the
south, but the contest progressed it kept swing
ing around. and at the end the breeze. such as it
coming from the north by east
The winners in the divisions that finished included
Gunda. in the fifteen foot class Mischief. which
took the division of the handicap class both
actual and corrected time; Slow Poke. in the Y
class; the Cravesend knockabou Cherub and the
dngy Mercury. of the New York Canoe Club class.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
CHICAGO WINS; THEN PLAYS TIE

At Philadelphia-First game r. H. E.
Philadelphia ........ / o o ca )
Batteries-Chicago. Brown and king; PhiadeI-
pha, Corridor and Doom. Umpires-Emse and
Johnstone
Second game r. H. Z.
Chicago ............ o o o O o o % s 2
Philadelphia .. q o 0 o o o. l
Batteries-Chioago Rueibach and King; Pha-
delpha. Richie and Doom. Umpires-Johnstone and
Emsie.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20

.Batted for Downs in ninth inning.
New York ...--...-....- l o-5
...-....... 0-5
Twc-base hits-Cobb. Conroy. Three-base hits-Mc-
Intyre. Cree. Hits-Of Warhop, in five innings; off
Manning. l in four innings. Sacrifice hits-Schaefer.
Schmidt Gardner 90. Blair. Stolen base-Hemphill.
Left bases-New York. 3: Detroit. 4 Base balls
of Warhop / First base errors-New York. ..
Struck out-By Mullin, G; by Warhop, by Manning,
I Time-1:4o. Umpires-Evans and Hurst
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Binghamton, 5: Syracuse, 1.
Scranton. 8; Wilkes Barre, 3 first game)
Scranton, s.; Wilkes Barre. (second game)
Utica, 8; Elmira. /.
Troy, s. Albany, 9.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
SECOND GAME.
Totals 2s ! 3 q II o

Louis ....-...-... o n II
Brooklyn .,-,.- .-----.+- q % q o o %
Two-base hit-Ozteen. Sacrifice hits-Charles Dunn
stolen base-Morris. Left bases-St. q
BROOKLYN g. First base on halls-Or RAYMOND /. on
Wilhelm. > First base Louis IIt hv
pitcher-BT Raymond out-Ry Ravmond
I, by Wilhelm. 1 Tme-i;24. Umpre-Owens
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
Standing fra Major Leagues

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Philadelphia Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. 6; Detroit, 8.
Philadelphia. 2; st. Louis q.
Chicago, Z: Washington.
Cleveland, g. Boston, g.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
The score follows
Totsls .. 81 o1l 80 . II Totals 81 3
10. i, she seventh inning

.Batted for in the seventh inning
.-.-...---- q
New York .--.--.-.--. q o o O.,
Tuo-base hts-CIsrze Gibson Bresnahan. Iiits-ON
Arnes . in SIX innings oG Crandali. in four innings
Sacrifice htfs-sibson 90. Leifeld. Stolen base-Mc-
Goruick- Double pisg-Donn and Tenney. Left on
hsses-Pittsb1rg g. New York. IL First on balls
of Leihelc. q: o =. First
base error-PittsbDrg Struck out-By f.eiheld ::
by Arnes 8. Time-2.30 Umpres-O'Day and KLEIN
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
No games scheduled
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Pittsburc. 6; New York. 60 innings.
Chicago. 1; Philadelphia. . first rameD.
Chicago. o: Philadelphia, (secOnd camel
st. Louis 6: Brooklyn. (first game).
st. Louis |: Brooklyn o (second game).
Cincinnati. 6; Boston, 3 40 innngs).
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
CHICAGO. ?: WASHINGTON.
CLEVELAND, 6; BOSTON, 5.

At Cleveland f. III e.
Cleveland ............ l o q 0 Is 9
Boston ............... 0 8 0-5 .
Fatteries-CIeveland, Liebhardt and Bemis; Bos-
ton. Steele Wood, Morgan and Criger and Don
ohue. Umpire-Connolly
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
PHILADELPHIA. 2; ST. LOUIS. O.

At St Louis r. II. r.
Philadelphia ........ I o o 0 o o o. . 3
ST Louis ........,... - - o o o % o
Batteries Philadelphia. Schlitzer and Powers; st
Louis. Howell and Spencer. Umpres-Sheridan and
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
E4STERN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Jersey City at Newark.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newark. f2; Jersey City, !.
Rochester. 3; Montreal, ..
Buffalo. 8; Toronto. (Grst game).
Buffalo. 81; Toronto. 1 tsecOpd game).
Providence. G; Baltimore, l (ffrst game),
Providence. IL; Baltimore (second camel
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
pgLL AND PARET WIN ON COURTS

IN four sets Of rattliug lawn tennis me-. 60.
Roosevelt Peil. former national indoor ohant.' ],
and !. p. Paret won the doubles on the cou,- -
The RronxvfI1e Athletic Association yesterday 5a9
defeated the veteran pair. Calhoun tItsiH '-
M Rostvfck IS st. SIS and 81
CARLISLE INDIANS FUN UP sCoSs''
Carlisle, Penn. Sept. 19.-The Carlisle lnu-l~
defeated Conway Hall at football here 'o-'S'
the one-sided score of 3 to o.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20

I~o,hase IT. TAlnraock. Charles HunlmeI Mcmillan
innings off Heraas in one inning: off Pastorius in
mond in three innings Sacrifice hits-Konev Morris
Delehant-. Stolen bases-shaw. Charles Burch Hum,
nell. Apermsn- Double Observation-Disclosures Bliss and
Honey: Honey and Charles Left bakes-St Louis g.
Brooklyn. 4 First base balls--On Holmes /: off
Higsinbohan. First base eTrors-st Louis. Hit
by pitcher BY Pasorius. ]. Struck out-By NcIntyra
I: bv RAYMOND. / Wild pitches-Homes l. PastorIs
J. Time-1 Al. Umpire-Owens.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
:. Finish 1nckev- RettInr-

SIXTH RACE.-For two-yesr-od hilles: $500 added
Five furongs start good. Won easily. Time l:Jl5s.
Winner. ch f.. by Meddter- -KamaTa Owner. J. f.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20

Eight others of this class started but did not hnsh
The winners we're the Phryne. the Ciaperone ne
FoUTi. the Alert. the Juanit9 the Rascal ne helo
sha. the ARROW the PiNy. the Skeeter. the Ace ne
Doughty. the Floss. the Frances and the Nateia-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
FOURTH

FIFTH RACE-Selling: year-ods and upward.
$500 added. One mile and eighth. start good
Won easily Time. 153+s Winner. br. by
Flying Dutchman-Black Sleeves Owner. E r.
Bradley
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
FIRST GAME.

Totals 80 8 S 27 1s Q Totals 30
New-York tribune., 1908-09-20
Automobiles.

Apprentice allowance
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Marriages..

On Christmas eve at the home OF
the BRIDE father, Mr.. Jonas Bauen.
tine, Mr.. Earnest Derrick and Miss
Emma BalIentine were united Ii holy
msttHimony, Rev Enoch Hite offici-
ating.
q About an hour later, at the same
place, Mr.. Robert Derrick, the former
groom's brother, and Miss .Nezzy
Shealy also entered into the tieswhich
nothing except death can break. ..
zE J..B. s. Z
onsDec. %, 1901, at tie. home of Mr..
and Mrs. Cromer Shealy, Mr.. Rube q
Taylor to Miss Jesse Friek, by. Reys
j. q. Steele. All Of Lexington.
On Dec. o.. 1907 at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mabus, Mr..
Jerry Perish, of Aiken county, to
Miss Lessie Mabus, of Lexington
county, by Rev. J. E. Steele.
On Dec. 26, 1907, at the residence
OF the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wv. sB. Hite, Mr.. Bunyan Reynolds to
Miss George Hite, byeReY. James b.
Steele. All Of Lexington county. 4; /
Married at the home of the of1ciat-
ing minister Rev. w. d. Quick, Mr..
] Winston Sox and Miss Claudia Hite,
an OF Lexington. 5
December 26, 1907, at the home OF
the bride,s parents, Mr.. John Warner,
Mr.. r. /. Bouknight, Of Ballentine,
and Miss gOphelia Warner, of Irm0,
Rev. Enoch Hite officiating. =
December 20, 1907, at the Lutheran
parsonage, Chaplin, %, by Rev:
Enoch Hfte, Mr. g. i. Boland and
Miss Lille A.. Chapman.
81 Mr. Hill Fulmer and Miss Annie
Laird, both OF near Pelion, were
happily marriedsby Rev. T.. j.. Cnp-
std on 18th ecember, 1901. 81 s8 &
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Pension Notice.

The Pension Commissioned will be in
the Auditors Office on each Saturday in
January, 1908, to give out suitable
blanks to each applicant. All appli-
cants must appear in person for blanks.
No blanks will be sent out unless in
very extreme cases. Written instruc-
tions will be given when applicant ap-
plies for blank. The County Pension
Board will meet on the 1st Monday in
February, 1908, to pass upon all appli-
cations handed in to Commissioner after
which date no application blanks will
be given out. The old representatives
and all others are requested to send the
Commissioner the names of all pen
sioners who have died or moved out Of
the county since last pension roll was
paid. S. M. ROOF,
Pension Commissioner,
Lexington Co.. S. c., Dec. 20, 1907.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the county board OF
commissioners for Lexington county,
South Carolina, will be held in the su-
pervisors office at Lexington, S. g., on
Thursday, the 9th day of January, A.
D., 1908. !
All persons holding demands of any
kind against said county are hereby no
tilted and required to file the same with
the undersigned clerk, on or before the
first day of January, next, SO that the
same may be considered at said annual
meeting.
J. BROOKS WINGARD,
Clerk of Cd aunty Board Of Commission
/, ers, Lexington County, S. G.
Dec. II, 1907. 4w10
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!. Teachers Association.

"a regular meeting Of the Teachers
Association viii be held al the school
building at Lexington on Saturday,
January 11th, 1908. at ~ 0'clock q.
Following is the proSrafn; 3;
6 6 Isf. The Teacher Ia S50cisty Prot.
8, B. Aycoek, Leesyille Graded
School. yss {sss5s
& 2nd. School ImprovemAnt Misses
Ethel Dreher and; Sue HI Cnfiey.
t3rd. High School Stnflies In the
Country School Prof. H.. IA. Brun-
son. Batesburg Graded School.
4th. Business Session.
SECRETARY.
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Ne would advise all candidates,
who aspire for oface during the COM
ing campaign, toImske as few prom
jsea as possible. It willS be remem-
bored that q capdid ONE time prom
ised, II elected, to put stripes on
their backs and shackles on their
le3s,p and the people are waiting
fcr that promise to be fulfilled. We
ESXe forgotten the name OF the cam
didate, but no doubt there are many
Wlio have not.
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There is general rejoicing through
.ousG Georgia and the Southland to-day.
Every saloon and bar-room in the
great Empire State were closed last
night never to open again in that
State. We believe that Georgia viii
set an example for other States to
follow. We believe that she wiI en-
force the prohibition law with such
force as to command sthe favorable
consideration Of every State in this
great country of ours.
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The second trial Of Harry e. Thaw,
the noted New York mill Ionaire, viii
begin on Monday next and it is to be
hoped, for the good of the county,
that the many horrible details which
led up to the killing of Stamford White
and which many of the great dailies
published with genuine delight during
the first trial, will this time be de-
barred from the reading public.
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Stomach Trouble Cured.

IL you have any trouble with your
storaach you should take Chamberlain g
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr.. j. p.
Klote Of Edna, Mo-, says: II have
sused . great many diferant medicines
for stomach trouble, but find Chamber
lsin's Stomache and Liver Tablets
more beneficial than any other remedy
i ever used" For sale by Kaufman
Drug Go.
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We congratulate our beloved con-
te&nporaty, The Anderson Daily Mail,
u3en getting ont ita Christmas eGi-
6 Without referring to- Mr.. Eatimer
ita editoria1l columns.
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Col. u. H. Aail. the esteemed and
ye1satiIe editor be The Newberry Hef4
aid and News. iss generous and kind
he4rted gen fanan. III his paper last
week he extended q Merry l1hfistmas
10 those of his subscribers. who have,
been IN arrears for more than 3 quar-
ter Of q century. s5. ssi3 I.
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COX ont, old bachelors ard yeswid-
9Herst This il: Leap Year aud you
1say Ret caught. Take warning and
1eady to dnswer the first woman
who ssroppe,s the qpestions We have
alxeaaY fsSeiv pleasing postal
from some sweet damse1. 81
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HE Columhia Record Is evidently
ardent admirer OF 4 Senator Lati-
.1ASr jndging from the space given TO
fSk gentlemen In it's news columns.
'yRS have no objections.
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Huut,,s Should b ca.ssal

& Lsst Friday q crowd Of hunters shot
near the house Of Mr.. 8. Rufus Smith
Who resides on Black creek, and the
shot Tell In the yard near Mrs. Smith
and the children. Such practice as
This should not be tolerated. Hunters
SHOULD be. especially careful as to
which direction they point their guns.
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Stewards Will Please Meet.

The Board of Stewards of Gilbert
Circuit, M. E. church, Will please
meet at Gilbert on Friday, Jan. TO-,
1908, at 10 o'clock A. M. Hope every
member will be present. ~
D. T. BARR, Chairman.
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a Higher Health Level.

81 have reached a higher health level
since I began using d. Kings New
Life Pills, = writes Jacob Springer, of
West Franklin, Maine. s.'They Keep my
stomach, liver and bowels working just
right" If these pills disapp point you on
trial, money will be refunded at Kauf-
mann Drug Co. and Derrick's Drug
Store. CSC. fy
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Happy New Year to yon, Messrs.
Latimer, Daxgan. Martin, JohIstone,
Henderson and Evans.
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A Happy New Year to Billy
B&al OF enc Charleston News and
Courier, the most brilliant sof the
b9illian5 paragraphers!. s
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CIRCULATION 2.3s6.
Wednesday, January |, 1903.
Annouuoenent.

s With this issue Of The Dispatch Mr.:
ID. R. HsatiWanger takes the position
81 assistant editor. The outside busi-
ness HAS grown into such proporhons
that the editM,s time is all occupied
"a looking after the financial and bps
sttesS part OF the Office. Mr.. HaltF
Wanxer has been connected with The
sDispstch for more than q year and
has practically had charge OF the
newsand editorial work. We bespeak
Tor h3m the same courteous treatment
that. Has alWsys been accorded % by
tha uood people .of Lexington county.
g.. M. Harman, Editor.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1908-01-01

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