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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05
Address to the Negroes-Is-
sued by Recent Race Con-
ference Held in Columbia.


the race conference:
We, the negroes of South Gar
olina in conference assembled,
hereby state that we are pr O.
fou div IL crested IN the rap id
Ceveiupm sn' IF our Stale in m o.
r.. mate ia, and intellectual
liovs and use anxious that the
Iuces i've or friendly ana coop
erat ve teru', aud Jhat tleir e. n
erh PROCESS be mututl / o
ends we suggest he ioi :
loving to our race:
/. That they prepare item
seH,s and their cnlidrea for
NOR skliu service alpng all
amos, givin more a teutipn, how
evs., to lines along which they
luve mors uatural ability, to-.
WI Ct, The /, demand, aud along
aich heir general development
j. nSely t. De most rapid. We
should be careful that this SER
wee be cons, ant, loyal aud cour
Gus, seeking always such re-
l. uneratiou for it rs will raise
theirs and their chlidsen'a stand
ard OF living.
2 Let moneys that can be
cared after ueces ssities are met
b. invested in the buying, en-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05

Use DeWitts Little Early Risers pleasant
little pills They are easy TO take They are
sole BY All Druggists
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05

STOP !! look !. and RRAD /!
Greatest Sacrificing Sale Of the Day
We are Going out of Business
OUR ENTIRE STOCK, con-
sisting Of Mems and Youths
Clothing, Mems Hats, also
Mems Ladies' and Children's
Shoes, Ladies' Jackets and
Skirts, Mems Sunday Shirts.
Notions, etc., MUST BE SOLD
IN THE NEXT 30 DAYS
REGARDLESS OF COST
Now is Your Opportunity to buy
what you want At Very Low Prices.
VIII save you the Merchants Profit
This is no Fake Sale
Call on us at once and be convinced
Yours for BIG BARGAINS,
JaCkohson & Meyer,
Lancaster, S. G.
: Look for the White Sign
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05

/. N&ln. DarIN2tON.
Com mi'tee un Preparation of Ad
dress
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
TO ASK DIVORCE
FOR SECOND TIME
RUMORED THAT ANNA GOULD
WILL NOW SUE PRINCE
DeSAGAN.

London, Nov. 1.-THE Princess De
Sagan, according to what is believed
to be authoritative information. has
applied to the British courts for sep
aration from the prince Denials of
the report are generally credited in
the circle in which DeSagan moves.
Friends of the princess assert that
the separation is only a preliminary
step and action for divorce will be
commenced Immediately on the
ground of cruelty. There is much
gossip about the affair and certain
persons Of the smart society say the
divorce suit may develop sensational
details, but friends of the princess de-
clare that the suit will be prosecuted
with the utmost secrecy. The DeSa-
gans have been married only five
months!
The Princess DeSagan was formerly
Miss Anna Gould and her domestic
unhappiness of the Countess DeCas-
tellane was before the public some
months ago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
a BUSY Place.

At The store Of Burns & Dickey
Rhen a News man dropped in. there
was more than usual activity and
many customers were waiting 10 be
served It was a noticeable feature
OF the crowd that many were waiting
st the fresh meat counter and when
inquiry was made of one Of the pro-
prietors what was the attraction there
he promptly replied, IT'S our home
made sausaaes they are after; il is
hardly possible to supply the de-
mand' In further conversation the
proprieto" stated that his sausaee ma
chine had been a great success and
the only difficulty was the scarcity OF
meats. that he could not supply the
demand for sausages made of Geor-
gia meat.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
EARLY RETURNS RECEIVED AT
HAVANA INDICATE VICTORY
FOE THE LIBERALS.
Several Of the Provinces Were MOI
Heard From Last Night and
the Official Result is Not
Yet Known.

Havana. Cuba, Nov. Reports
are slow coming in from over the isl
and this evening and election returns
at O'Clock tins evening were very
meagre, Returns at this hour from
Matanzas province indicate that Mario
Menocal, the conservative aspirant for
presidential honors, has carried that
province by a small margin.
Returns from throughout this pro-
vince (Habana) give it to General Jose
Miguel Gomez, the liberal leader, by
from 1000 30 10000 majority.
As yet nothing in the shape of def
uiteness has been received from the
far distant provinces of Santa Clara,
Santiago, Camaguey or Pinar del Rio,
and il will be tomorrow morning be-
fore the full returns come from those
sections.
From the returns received at this
hour it looks as though the liberals
have carried the day and that General
Gomez and Or. Zayas will be elected
by from $4,000 to 10000 majority over
the conservative leaders, but this con
lecture is merely taken from the few
reports from the interior Both par
ties at this hour express confidence
OF victory, hut a liberal landslide
seems to peroade the air.
Several disturbances of minor inn
portance were reported during the
day, but all in all The election in this
adjacent territory was carried off in
a quiet and business-like manner, and
the American authorities express
themselves as satisfied that the con
test, dissimilar from that of 1905, as
being devoid of fraud. and an after
math such as that which followed the
last presidential election which result
cd 50 disasrouslv for. the late Presi-
dent Palma and the moderate party
ca's hardly result from this.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
Changes
To be Made Today

The following important changes in
the schedule of the A., b. & A will
be made today, together with the ad-
dition of number of new trains:
Train NO. 13 for Fitzgerald, Cor
dele, Montezuma, Atlanta LaGrange
ana Wadley win leave Brunswick at
a. m
Train No. will leave Brunswick at
9.05 a. M. arriving at Thallman at $50
a. m, connecting with S A. H. No 50,
leaving Thalmann at 9.57 a m, ar
riving Jacksonville at 1925 moor. Thic
train will also connect with the s.
l.. northbound train No S4 leayi
1halmann at 1047 a m, arrivino
Savannah at 1890 noon S. A.
S4 is through train TO New Io4
arriving at New York at 2.i5 p. II
following day
Train No will leave Brunswick
$40 p. NJ. arriving at Thalmann
3.55 p. m, connecting with the S. A.
southbound train No. 81 passir
Thalmann at 4.03 p. d., arriving
'Jaelfsug aille ut G.I0 D. n2, Tampa
$50 a. M. the following morning.
Train No, rs win leave Brunswic &
for Atlanta, birmingham and intei
mediate points at p III.
Train No. will leave Brunswick
S.15 p. m, arriving at Thalmann g
9.35 p. m, connecting with the s. A.
northbound train No. &C, passing THAI
mann at SAG p. m, arriving al Sayar
nah at 1l.45 p. m. This is throug
train for New York, arriving in Nei
: York at 7,30 a m, second morning,
~ Train will arrive as follows:
+ Grain No. IA from Atlanta, Birming
Fam and intermediate points at 9
a. m
Train No. from Thalmann connect
ing from S. A. L. trains 80 and S4
from Savannah and Jacksonville win
arrive at ll.35 a. m
Train No. s, connection from S. A.
l.. southbound train No. 81 will arrive
at Abs p. m.
Train No 1G, from Atlanta, Wood e.
bury, LaGrange, Talbotton, Montezu-
ma, Cordele, Fitzgerald and interme-
diate points will arrive at 915 p. m.
Train No 10, from Thalmann con-
Meeting from S. A. L. northbound train
No &C from Jacksonville will arrive at
1895 p. m.
These schedules afford convenient
service to and from Savannah, Jack
SONY lie and intermediate points, as
well as points beyond
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DECIDED
TO SELECT ONE FROM
EACH WARD.
Assessments Fixed and Must Be Paid
to Secretary of the Committee
ny Tuesday-Plurality
Rule is Adopted.

The city executive committee met
at the city han yesterday afternoon
for the purpose OF naming the man
ayers for the primary 10 be held on
next Thursday, at which mayor and
tour aldermen will be nominated and
to transact such other business as
may come before the meeting.
In the past only three managers
have been named TO hold the primary.
hut inasmuch as the city has now
been divided into wards the commit
tee decided that four managers should
be eltctod, one from each ward, and
the following were named:
First Ward-L NJ. Orr.
Second Ward. r. Lambright J. P.
Third Ward-W b. Burroughs.
FouIJh Ward-A. Z. Leybourue.
ThBeommittee gives each of the
managers authority to employ one
clerk
Another matter which came before
the committee as to whether the ma
iori,y. or plurality rule should prevail.
In many cities where primaries are
held the majority rule is enforced and
wherever there is more than two can
4idates for any Office one of them is
required tc receive a majority, or. a
second primary is necessary, but the
committee did not adopt this rule and
the plurality rule VIII prevail In other
words where there are more than two
candidates for an Office, the one re-
ceiying the largest number Of votes
viii be declared the nominee.
The committee also fixed the assess
mcnt Of the candidates. The two
candidates for mayor were assessed
$40 each While the various aldermanic
candidates viii be required to pay IS
Zach. The didates are required to
lay this amoi nj to Secretary A. M,
Ross, Of the committee, by Tuesday.
Those not laying the assessment will
not appear on the tickets issued by the
committee
J. w Wood vas selected by the
boar'l to ftl the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of H. w. Gale.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
A VICTORY FOR
LOCAL REFEREE
HIS DECISION AFFIRMED BY The
COURT OF APPEALs-JUDGE
SPEER REVERSED.

The United s ates circuit court of
appeals at New Orleans has handed
down decision in the ]. J. Har-
graves bankrupt case, that reyerses
a decision OF Judge Emory Speer.
Novel points of law involved in the
case make it of general interest to the
legal profession throughout the state.
Hargraves gave a mortgage some
time ago to the Citizens Bank Of
Douglas for lot of mules. He after
va ds went inco bankruptcy, and out
OF this arose a conust between Har-
graves and th zen5' Bank The
matter came LeIo G Judge Max Isaac.
and was to decide whether the pro
eeds gonl hs sale 0f the mules
should go TO tAe c uzens Bank of
Dougles ~ % .-ass4ayos as home
stead. In the mortgage which he had
given on the mules, Hargraves waived
homestead and Judge Isaac enforced
the waiver, giving the proceeds of the
= Me sala 70 The banks.
Ha1grayes commended that even
thcuga he had 05ed homestead hc
was entitled to hom4 stead exemption
8e $3.50 in iiea of househ hold and hitcb-
en- ulnture and provisions, under TIE
cons atitut.on Of the state of Georgia
ae case was sDAealad o judge
Emory Speer The appeal was hear d
az ddt % over q gear as1, and he
decided in favor of Che bankrupt, hold
ing t-a} Earera,es was entitled TO a
hon esteaa exemption of $500 cash out
7f lhe proceeds Cf the sale, in lieu Of
household ard kitchen furniture and
provisions, inasmuch as the state CON
.t.t1i@n preaibited sim from waiv-
sCnoatto5 ~ to he S30e worth of
household furniture and provisions.
T2i decision was carried to the
Inited States circuit court of appeals
ar argued in Atlanta The FIRST week
of CCto cr. gIis .urts decision, just
Ne d down rcFeFses The district
eo,I' and holds that the bankrupt is
nor entitled to an exemption, even to
the extent Of $500, in The proceeds of
nropC- " in when he had waived
hcucs.eaC ~he amount involved is
awarded the Citizens Bank Of Douglas
by this decision
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
MACON IS INDIGNANT OVER THE
TREATMENT HER STEAMER
RECEIVED HERE.
Case Has Been Placed in Hands of
the Company Attorney Who
VIII CO Before Railroad Com
sion ard Federal Court.
scr aFla I ederaI Court.

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15

r. J. Olewine, the pioneer in the
automobile and bicycle business in
this city, reports that his trade is
rapidly increasing. Mr. Olewine has
been in the business here for over
eleven years and has succeeded re-
markably well considering the fact he
has mad to contend with great many
conditions that were not favorable to
success, and which has cost consid
cradle experience to overcome, but
perseverance and ability has won out
and Mr. Olewine is gratified now to
4nd his business firmly established
ana q ug daily. Olewine's is head
"o1te for 7utpmo bilss and bicycles
and cycling accessories, and repairing
and storing warehouse. The public's
attention is directed to his very at
tractive ad in this issue of The
News. M
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
j. F. O'Shaughnessy
Spent a Day Here

J. f. O'Shaughnessy, Of New York,
who is well known in the city and a
big Brunswick property owner, was
among the visitors 10 the city yester
day Mr. O'Shaughnessy came down
On a short pleasure trip and left last
night for Atlanta.
Mr. O'Shaughnessy is the president
of the American Realty company, the
owners of many acres of Brunswick
city and suburban property, including
an of the old Day track This com
Dany, until a few years ago, owned
the Oglethorpe hotel 1t is now in
possession of some very valuable prop
eFty in the city.
Mr.. O'Shaughnessy took a drive over
The city during the afternoon and he
Yves vefy much pleased with the prog
ress Brunswick has made since he
last visited the city He was attract
ed h tise many new buildings which
have been erected here and stated
that Brunswick appeared to be stead
ily growing.
Speaking of The recent financial
panic, Mr.. O'Shaughnessy who is
prominently identified with the fnan-
ciaI interests in New York. said that
the end of the panic was in sight and
that everything was getting better
each day. He predicted a great ne
yival OF business in the south during
the next few months and seems to
think that Brunswick will er]oy her
share of Il.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
eLYNN MUST MAKE A DEMAND
In Order to Use Her Own Convicts
Next Year.

Next Year
Under the new convict laws of the
state it will be necessary for Glynn
county TO ask the prison commission
ers for her own conVicts. In other
words she must put in d request for
Is many felony convcts as will be
needed in the county
Glynn is one of the counties which
has not yet made application for any
conyicts. The Atlanta Georgian Of
yesterday contained a list Of counties
which have applied and then says:
The following counties, which are
now working conyicts on their pub
lie roads, have not made requisition
in formal way, for their quota Of fell
ony conyicts. Sorse may have done
50 and the requisition miscarried. The
commission urges all to make known
their wants as soon as possible:
Appling, Baldwin, Barlow, Berrien
Bibb, Ben Hill, Calhoun, Columbia,
Colquitt, Coweta, McDudie, Pulaski,
Spalding, Taliaferro, Thomas, Ware,
Decatur, Efiingham, Floyd Fulton, Ir-
win Glynn Hancock Jackson, Miller,
Screven, Sumter, Terrell and Wash
ingtOn.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
CARRIAGE WORKS
URNING OUT SOME FINE JOBS

The shops of the Brunswick Car
rage Works seem to be an active
proposition Several handsome new
Jobs have recently been turned out at
the works and everything about the
business denotes activity and pros
perity. The proprietor, Mr. W. H.
DeYoe. Is rapidly completing the
equipment Of thAworks and in a few
weeks Will have it in shape to com
pete in the execution Of work Sew
eral handsome vehicles are now in
the works for repainting and repair
ing and expert workmen ase busily
engaged in this department Of the
works.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
BIG THANKSGIVING SALE
To Be Conducted This Week at j. D.
Hirsch's Store.


Attention is directed to the page
advertisement Of J. d. Hirsch, which
appears elsewhere in The News this
morning, announcing that he will con
duct a big Thanksgiving sale on Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week at his store on Newcastle street.
Mr. Hirsch has an unusually large
and complete line Of everything gem
orally carried by a first class dry
goods store and he is to make some
ig reductions during the special sale
in almost every department He pre-
sents a price list in his ad which
should be carefully read by all the
Brunswick buyers, as they can save
money by taking advantage of the un-
lsually low prices offered during this
sale.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
Uncle Of Gar
Reported Dead

st. Petersburg. Nov. 14.-Grand
Duke Alexis, uncle Of the czar, died
this morning Of pneumonia
The grand duke has lived in Paris
since he retired from the position OF
supreme director Of the navy in
1905. His resignation followed the
savage criticism Of his administra-
tion. especially in the construction of
naval vessels He was the son Of
Emperor Alexander H.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
"A Deal liza e Hay
End Night Riders

New York, Nov. IA special from
Louisville says that the American
Tobacco company has agreed TO pur-
chase 100000 pounds of Burley to-
bacco pooled by members Of the Bur
g Tobacco society. The total amount
poSed aggregates 8o000,0O0 pounds
and it is reported that the trust is
taking over &C. per cent of ii for
which they will pay more than $1,000
000
1t is believed that this deal will
stop the tobacco war and the night
riding in Kentucky.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
HE SHOT DOWN HENEY IN COURT
ROOM AT SAN FRAN
CISCO, CAL.
News of Shooting Spread Like Wild
fire and Violence to Haas Was
Expected-Heney Will
Recover.

San Francisco Nov -FreulIpYtIy
since the eartbouake and FIRE Of two
wears ago have the people Of San
Francisco been startled and arous-
ed nv re, elations and deyelonme
in tLe tangled maza az .sacntissS.
far b,ibcrv and cor,1pti
lowed the sudden oxerfl y s,fa
ham Reup and the bo. apen
sors of Mayor Schm ytit
never has The civ aar yro-
fo,ndlv stirred thar M "a apted
late sy s. fran
els ] Uenev sne s to the
dfstrict attorney - gas shot
and ser.ousv ,gSAs4as court
room nv Nor as * convict
ord Heney weeks ago
a.tor Haas as Juror to
pass upo. Sc Sd innocence Of
Abraham s fN IS he midst Of his
third Gf5ser
Mr. VI the court-room
whe, Court had taken
rece ltes and Heney had
itie IS seat He was talk
t n party and Haas
f the audience and,
Oliver on Heney's right
shaeF N the trigger. The wound
81 a b & upon the desk and his as
s held by the Mortified
until The police came.
this morning Ileney was
ng soundly in the Lane hospital
he was taken after preliminary
rent had been given in the CITY
al. The last statement issued
ysicians claim The patient has
chance TO recover Heney
not in the right side of the head
was leaning forward over
he opinfoh of the doctors his
.ution is sufficiently strong to
his chances of recovery.
), who did the shooting, was
sght confined in the county Jail
leside, several miles from the
Of the city.
ham Reuf, ordered into Gus
immediately after the shooting
b temporary prisoner. in the
wing been locked up for fear
ht be made victim of re-
violence from some excited and
sted ouaffaa q
I'd Of policemen. armed with
led the apprS4tAes to the
ring the nigkf.A The ex-
81 " evening" Anhsided
ana m ,a.ss a decentralization of
any ki.e as
The ne lad been shot
spread like 6f ara oeople 81
every walk of tse ayIf wen fhes
crowds in the dow ~ sGfs i.
Haas was sDiritea e,s. eaass
door of the city pr;sof
crowd stood in front
Morris Haas who shot He's
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
MUSICAL PROGRAM
Today at the First Baptist Church
Both Morning and Evening.

BotE Morning ana Evening.
The following is The musical Pre-
gram 10 be rendered at the First Bap-
list church today:
MORNING
Organ Solo, 'Cujus Amman from
Stabat Mater, Miss jamie Symons
Voluntary, Praise the Lord Cab
riel
Ofertory, "Jesas and Shall it Ever
Be-, Nelson.
EVENING.
Organ Solo, March from William
Tell
Voluntary, Loves Divine, Gabriel.
Offertory, Praise Ye," Atilla-
Soprano-Miss Fleming, Alto Mrs
Pur1is; Tenors c. c. Fleming and
]. {. Andrews; Basso W. D. Bailey.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
PRETTY DISPLAY OF HATS
To Be Made at Miss slater's ParIor's
This Week.

Always keeping up with everything
that is new and stylish in ladies' head
gear, Miss Kate Slater, the well known
Gloucester street m'lliner, is going to
place on display tits week some new
d = -o.n3 as which she has just
received.
These bats are all of the very la
test design and Miss Slater cordially
invites the ladies OF Brunswick to
call around and Inspect them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
China,s Emperor
Died Yesterday

Pekin, Nov. 14.-The emperor died
shortly after > o'clock this evening.
The above dispatch confirms the
report which was printed in yesterday
mornings papers that the emperor
had died, but which at that time could
not be confirmed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
LITTLE ROCK SCENE
OF A BIG FIRE

Lutte Rock, Ark, Nov. 14.-A fire
originating in Dodu Book Store this
morning destroyed the buildings oc-
cupied by the McLendon Drug COM
pany, NJ NJ. Brandon, Oleson's mar
ket and Dunham's drug store. The
loss is $4,000
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-15
Tuesday Return Day.

Tuesday is regular return day for
the December term e The superior
court Attorneys are notified to file
their cases IN or before thGt day.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-09-05

Guy Morgan, well known in
Wa-Keeney, but now engaged in
the automobile business in Kan
sas City, was in the city Monday
evening. Guy and a friend were
making an auto run from Denver
to Kansas City against time.
They left Denver at 800 a. M and
arrived here at 500 p. m.-325
miles machine measure.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-09-05
September 1st another bust

September 1se another bust
ness change was consummated
whereby L S. Myerly becomes
the owner of FL. III. Bacon's inter
est in the Bacon & Marquand
hardware store. The new firm
will be Marquard & Myerly.
Mr.. Marquand the senior mem
ber of the firm is a resident of
Ogallah township and is known
as one OF the solid young men of
the east part of the county. Mr..
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-09-05

Granville Billings and family
arrived home Sunday morning
from their visit to Idaho, Califor-
MIA, Oregon and Washington.
From his talk we would infer
that he is not in love with the far
west country.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-09-05

Myerly the junior member of the
firm is one of the successful far
mers of Collyer township and is
well and favorably known all
over the county having held sew
eral positions of trust. The new
firm is a strong one and we pre-
dict a bright furture before
them.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-09-05

Next Wednesday M. w. Mason
will cry one of the largest sales
of the season at the Wagner
homestead in Ogallah township.
This stock and implements are
all first class and ought to sell to
good advantage.