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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Malls
HERDSMAN -Care OF COWS on gentle
perienced handler OF fine cattle; good refer
ences- Address Herdsman. Box IS, Tribune
Office
JANITOR superintendent Long expe-
rience in elevator buildings; takes full
charge. does ali repairs. electric motors.
pumps. boilers. excellent renter: best refer
ences- Krsu. 1901 broadway
MARRIED COUPLE: German: no chill
dren; generally useful, or farm work:
wife good plain cook OF llouseworkeT; best
reference. Carpenter Bureau. ia 9th ave.
STA BLEMAN or CoACHMAN in private
man; Colo-ed: reference. discharge from
L. S. navy. Howard c. Chaplin, 327 Gold
st. Brooklyn.
SINGLE MAN tScotch): city or country;
understands care all kinds of furnaces;
coaching, gardening all kinds Of work on
gentleman country place; Is years ex-
perience. reliable: strictly temperate. Nal
colin r Morrison. 432 Sd ave.
USEFUL MAN.-Married: thoroughly sober;
understands care Of horses, carriages and
care Of gentleman country place; refer
ence. aged 81. Box 4b4. Englewood. y. :.
USEFUL MAN.-Very c,rst reference; IN
derstands steam and furnaces. Address
Useful. Tribune Uptown Office, 1854 Broad
way.
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Hamburg -...-.-., Nov 8. jan - :
To Italy SIS. D>utS chlaz1 zen Ss5. g.
WINTER CRUISES ,so to Ne %E sFI Is7f6iEs
TRAVELLERS CHEcHSs Iss - - -.
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way. y. \
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PASSENGER OFFICE. 9 BRoADWAt-
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WoKk WANTED.
MAJ

Bgss,s : -. --Aidcle-sEe licensed. IN
=, ..~La.ly or attn physician. excel
va IJs,.-..-o-ah from lss- employer AG-
- costello, los ". $50 81
Z s-5,.-1-S, e; neat appearance. care
-; On, Experienced different zasoIene
ssszeer 's-ilag moderate salary: hest
20 .lztS @@oress Laurie, care Stern, 2G2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18

FfOUEEREEPER 70 bachelors, or eooE ns
-1o,srs, ,-ol0red man. best references
Horzsby. III West Goth ST., care 81 HsshsS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18

nyrTpsE chamber7raid, or Homework IN
APARTMENT; by colored girl Eva E
T,hraen. IS East 18TH ST.
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xr-psE-RsIiable; Protestant; TO cara for
invalid or elderly lady: willing 20 sew
and be useful: city reference- II. L., 81
west 9th St, city.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

.-1-PsE- take entire charge
~ infant; first class city references;
wages, s35 per month 11s West 47th ST..
present employer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18

TWO GERMAN GIRLS; nursery govern
ess good searnstress; other lady-s maid;
xneaks several languages; will travel: hair
Crossing rnAnicuring. Morrow's Bureau,
721 Lexington ave. corner 5sth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18

ARDENER--GerInan, married three
children: has Is years experience rom
Germany Holland and America in general
culture Of flowers, fruit ana vegetables;
,,r6ev class and outdoors; also practical
farmer and landscapeT; expert in building
terraces roads and rustic stone Work.
capable TO grow the very Dest fnushEtonis
- --sz-ars table and market used 10
handle men 10 the best advantage. honest,
soHer industrious; not afraid OF work
wants position immediately: Al references.
yz-ffs Rooc butter maker; willing 70 board
hefn Address stating wages, f W. gar
dener. BOX ga Lawrence Long Island, N-2-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

Tho drug ride which was rendered
by Miss Alice Thomas. complimentary
to Miss Florence SammiA Of New Ca
man. Coan., on Saturday. proved q
most delightful aifalr. Dotwithstand
ing that the weather was q little
cool and windy for an outing.
The party. which comprised Eve
couples, chaperoned By hrs. w. o,
Morris. visited the famous DEVILS
MlllhOppeF. about air miles northwest
Of the city, WAich spot proved OF 80
peciAl interest 70 the guest OF honor,
who had rover before sssn such
freak Of nature,
A delicious picnic dinner was sorv'
cd aud greatly enjoyed after the Ions
ride.
The party returned late In the a.
ternOoa we'll pleased. and Sith many
obligations 10 Mlss ThotaaS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23
An interesting Lecture.

Undoubtedly the most interesting
and important lecture of the season
will be that delivered by Mr., Frank
n. Chapman at the school auditorium.
Tuesday evening. March 3. Mr.. Chap
man IL personally well known 10
Gainesville. a. he IL the son OF Mrs.
n. d. Chapman. and In eaTlior years
passed q large part OF bis winters
here. He has achieved dtstinetion OF
the FIRST order in oFnith0logy. and
ranks 90 perhaps the foremost writer
and lecturer on birds IN the country.
Mr.. Ernest Seton Thompson says Of
ham: MIR. Chapman IL not only one
Of the leading ornithologists OF the day
he II undoubtedly the foremost loo.
tnrer IN tue field. He has done more
than any other man 10 bring the latest
advances Of science within reach Of
the public. "a Teachers and parents
win flnd that Mr. Chapman's lectures
viii sRectually turn the destructive
energies Of their growing boys toward
an interest IN the living birds, rather
than IN the killing Of them, and this
WithOut any danger Of their being re-
PEELED by open preAchment.
Pupils OF the high school win be
admitted free OF charge. For the sen.
eFal public there Will Be an admlaslon
fee OF 50 cents. and II IL bopea that
there will be an attendance that win
demonstrate GaInesVille's appFecia-
ton Of a lecture Of tho iirst rank, end
Of Mr.. ChapmAn's generosity IN do
mating his services. lie win bFinR
with him undoubtedly the finest col.
lection Of StereoVtioon pictures, q
birds In this country all Of tsea
either photographs Of Wild birds 10
their haunts, or drawings By Rrnest
setOnJT Thompson. accurately coi0fed
under Mr. ChApman's supervision
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

WIN mase nins ~ wtii q bsytiis -
Bailara-s tloFeh0snd ayup aisaYa
tsFt On had rave rasnT = spell ~
ssetnesA a rare cure fnF eosEAs.
s9sdS bfaaehiiis asif steogeag eaawh
sfrN s,---. Iios 5SrsEs Agk. writes;
~ kesp q bOtfis ~ BeIiaFfs TIss@.
haanA sgrnp n ny medheiBs eheaa
spf shank 30 eeEsfh0axhf mahy tiasA,
10 No pfsvented maay ssyeEs eDeils
90 siansm- ncls " W. n. Jahasoa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

The rsogEnnlned Gainesville brass
bard. which b nov holding FsssiaT
Fehsarpuis under diFsctioa % Leades
.. A. Abrams. Is PROGRESSING ansIy.
and u IL believed lhsy will ~ IN posi
tioa 70 give . publIe e0neeTt vithin
the nsxt few weeks
The majority ~ EnembsFs composing
The bana have the sdvsntAes ~ ths
trosteaxs n mpsie. BAT. fr0n insetlv
~ iSg 90 Ions. have b@s0me . Ittie
rusty This win sooa ~ woFn on.
however. and The orEsHiEsti0a vii
.ssgpgiae ne people vhes 4 aOes aD
puaE n pshIie.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23
nav oUARrEas roR BANK.
The puttOn Sank Temporary Quarters
10 b a Thomas' stable once.


Owing 70 the fact that extensive re.
pairs are being made IN The Dutton
Bank building, Il became necessary
for the business TO be transferred
temporarily while these improvements
are being made: and owing further
To the fact that II was impossible Ia
secure q suitable building in which
TO transact business during this time,
Il became necessary for the bank "a
accept the once at the stables Of The
w. r. Thomas Live Stock Company,
Both these incidents mean good
thing for Gainesville. because II
means that Gainesville Is prosperous
II the bank wasn't prosperous. the
improvements would not be made and
II the city and community wasn't pros
porous. there could have probably
been found more than. ono place In
which 10 move temporarily.
Only the once work and daily trans
actions will DO transacted In the
temporary quarters, however, a. the
elegant new vault is now ready TO re-.
ceive the money and other vAluAblea
which win BE- securely locked at@the
OlSe v nh bpAnssS day..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23
ElsesassIIsg ceasssl.

The sag-ataalinG contest betSeea
the battalion o. cadets 81 tn Cnt
vursity Saturday afteFpoon skel
lasted durtnE tbe entire sfierBoDn and
sxtrnded frum the Tampa and Jack
nonvIIIe railroad tracks % HogtOrs
CF,~k. wAs . most interesting and 81
sitinG ons. aaoedIhK = great DIAL o.
erpqFbnes and s1srcise for Iii0es par
ticipasing
The euatsst shopsf great uOEh 81
TIE pFt 81 bah siasA and Frsaltsa
lR = sraE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23
Aotles.

Dr.. =. W, HyinSrton, q nephew Of
ole pR, John wealsy Livingston. the
wofld-tam0us Root and HsFD doctor,
who has been located on the square
opposite JohnsonA drus store In
Gainesville tor the past cen days I'd,
vSEtissnS and gsIlinG tlleiF celebrated
Root and Herb remedies. haa gained
q Feputation he may ven feel proud
Of Chrualc sufferers Of long standing
with rheumatism In nS worst form.
kidney and bladder trouble. are taking
~. LyinEHton's Root and Herb Tea
and pFoDoanee II the hiRg Of medicines.
Like q cyeioAe art Dr. LiyinGuton'a
Root and Herb remedies destroy the
ntOrehoases Of disease One hfty cent
package win convince you Of their
w0adeFful properties T'Ty them and
BE- convinced. On sale In al The
drug stores.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23
Reading The ADJ. h . nuslnsss Matter

Reading the Ada. 70 Business MatsSr'
The average person reads q good
deal merely for Sivssalon---lo "kiil
tins" 10 flI The moment.
Some people read" ads BY ElancinE
81 . headiIRs here and there, Unless
something compelling strikes the
eye. they 90 not givs haifsssioas a.
tsntion 10 tho matter,
oIhsT people--aha this class ID
growing eli tho time--Fsad the Ads,
with the same serious attsnti0n which
they Woald give 20 any other business
matter u lha day They find - nneh
Interest In the ads % thsy would nnd
In any ether FsadlsG matter. They
realize that the ads. come home" "a
them more than the news Usually
aoss. Thsy kB0w tsAt ths Aas. have
. god deal 10 DO. directly. WIth puFse.
welfare.
TIE ability 10 spend fnoasy 10 The
best advantage shabid ~ - import
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23
ma pOwER o. srsAAA.
us.y suy coo usa u Tskes osaius q
aeHitae.

vAsn yamas wait cav tia steags
eaasifg ~ hssfle ~. ~ famb ~ sad
6oRn ~ sal4 - Aafe noest ~ pQSsf in
tat Stssa sAAs u ess iift sGsb
weight
Tkafa Waa
aaNss 9heAa,tEf8o0 aN9 Healfdo4 d ~
"a snFaElal nNf H8InfNsg.
nseaat pgisetiGa fsseafek hEs pfll ~
anref - the -99aSeF ~ ttsattgUn. Beu-
~ haig. an1 e0tse9aent bstsaess. And
kss uaeeEthsa = ttaF RaFm Wkih este
tas ~ fggss ~ Fasfs ~ MISSES hais
kafg ~ lis naiaFst stats
So ~ ieaflna dnrNafsfs f4aA ~ 81
glssee 80 sNsesia q Zae fsessa - e.
netaeih Mlea.
i've st11n,-se oaass aaA elaa
3 O. boelf1s4 q Co. Special kGeais.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

ne quick rslisf frOm pair aaogdee
~ applying chamhsriain's Fsia naia
mah~a n q fsVogits vtth guHersre
Fru,a Fhsnmafism. esialies. Asnpe haek,
lamaawa and Aeep4nnis1 nn4 maNrn,
~ paana pr rais " ~ druGEsaiA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

ant ~ the ability 10 Sasn H. LaeA OF
the "thriftlAstineSr h spending NULL.
hes much u the SaSaAaG capacity.
Tho ads, therefore, deserve 10 have
your intelligent eonal@o1Aeion--a0t %
be shipped over"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

Monday afternoon @. Bloom. a
bus Chicago crook and one OF
Esatest confidence men Of Amer
As arrested at the fairgrounds
bnpa, He win be held awaiting
'trival Of a detective from Chi
where a reward OF $3.50 Ia OFFER
b his arrest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

perators have been doing their
this winter to keep the boz cut
b. Acting upon the. suggestion Of
executive committee Of the Tur.
time Association. they refrained
4 cutting boxes and have only done
where It was necessary to protect
leases they hold upon timber,
output Of both turpentlne and
d for 1907 has been far below
Of I9OG--Industrial Record.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23
II ptQt[d VAT
gea Of Florida Citissns Have
Learned II.

3 yon saasr from backAche. there II
y ono way 20 cure T.
ne perfect way 10 70 cure the KID
! haa back means sick Kidneys.
sGlect g. urinary troubles follow.
oan's Kidney Pills are made Coz
nays only.
n. Lamona. cigar maker. nvine
2Sft Aahiea strest. Tampa. pa
r. used noan's Kidnag Piiia
8hay cured me o. haeknche and
1af a. ne kldneys. Two o. three
- on anconne of the pain b my
Was unnbie 20 WORK foe several
THE nesEuaiuns % the kienNYp
- 81 Z very haA eoBdlst0B. onSk
plur. an4 q allowed 20 atnne
besuans Og the eonsiseeBey 81
I trfea various rCEnediea. taking
Rensed IEks gnliona % me9lciee
atap Eut ca plaGtuFs. bat nothlnr
Ne a al untfl ! Eos Doan's
Pins upun she n4yics % 9
mfaa. end sting thRm 80
dsssetiqas tAey eaneS ne
- 81 deaSers Pgtes "a
tliltmgn Co. Ha41to
RseHts fag Ne uniiEe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23
static NEWS in BRIEP

negroes, thus stopping one OF them,
The shot took effect IN the heel OF
Harry White CblackD and he was cap
tured, his confederate making good
his escape.-Starke Telegraph.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

be smallest vessel afoat provided
Q complete wireless telegraphy
y f. the; crpising yacht gsea OF
row on Lake Worth, q recent
ID from New York. She h sixty
yee al. has q beam Of 10 fest 4
and drausht Of four feet IL
lad b. st1-cyiinder gasoline
Or IS.horse-power and ls man
. crew OF three. Her master
y. Hugh L. wilIOughby. who
80 deaIgned her. experimenting
StrBction in every detail. This
nriOsity has shown herself an
stauneh sea boat through
iles OF voyage.-Times- Union.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

little city Of DeLAnd has just
lted her thirty-secOnd birthday.
DeLand Of FairpOrt. N. Y.
. large holding on the present
DsIiand and laid out the
Other people were invited to
and the town was doomed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

unknown negro was shot and
near Greenville by a posse who
chasing him. The negro had
caught stealing and when appre-
d made q dash for the woods.
J be was surrounded he started
on the posse but q shot from
q them soon made him harmless.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

Tuesday morning Conductor
who IL on q freight run be
Port Tampa and Lakeland. de-
two negroes In the act Of rob
car belonging to his train.
be negroes saw the conductor
ching. they forthwith got hot
ana "mOseyed." Mr.. Brooks
% them TO halt. but this
- TO accelerate their motion, and
conductor tried other means OF
Duasi0n, firing on the, fleeing
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

contract has Just been let 70 @.
pnny for . $4,000 curing house
AZ City. The Sunny. BROOK To.
Company are owners, During
y ak months more than twenty.
dwellings, have been erected
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

. ~lNFSs -
One of DR.. Francis buggy horses
ran away Thursday afternoon and at
ter demollshing the buggy took
up In ]. q. Alvarez store. The horse
was hitched at the front Of the Doc.
tors residence and taking fright from
SomeOne pasalng on bicycle, broke
tho hltchlng strap and ran north on
Walnut to Eighth street. thence to
Cherry and south along that street.
Conveniently near Motifs repair shop
the frightened animal freed itself
from tie broken buggy and continued
It's flight to Call street At J. O.
Alvarez StOre II turned into the side
walk and slipping on the walk took
q header into the store. Although
there were, glass showcases at every
turn the horse did no damage In the
store and came TO standstlll when II
had gone about midway the building.
--starke Telegraph.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

county commissioners of Citrus
h are constructing a system Of
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

One has only to visit the passenger
depot on the departure Il the train Dor
Knights Key TO Judge hOwspOpulAr
that route has become: Nearly eNafy
day the train reaches hare packed
to the limit with, tourists who dSaire
70 travel over che new seA-going rail-
road. Yesterday morning an extra
coach was coupled on to the train to
provide accommodations for the
crowd Of travellers. and the regular
parton cars on the train had every
seat fllled. It is stated by those who
have been closely associated with the
railway for years that this seasons
travel 10 the equal II not little above
that OF any previous winter.-MiAmi
NeWa.Record, -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-23

], O. A. FalFcloth Cashier Of the above named
Bank do sOlemnly that the above statement true
TO tho best OF my knowledge and belief.
q A. FAIRCI.OTH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworH TO before mo, this 2lst day Of
February 1908, Wi II. ANDERSON, Jr., Notary r.
Corfect-Attests NJ II, DcPA@, T. w. Stands,
J. L. Medln, Directors
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-18
PARR SHOALS POWER co.
The Site For the Dam Being Inspect
ed by an Expert-1t is Expected
to Have Something Doing
Soon.

Mr.. ". S. Downing, Of New York,
and Mr.. \. L. Scott, of Boston, have
been in Newberry for several days.
They are connected with the Parr
Shoals Power company, and Mr..
Downing has been looking over the
site for the dam and making eStimat-
es of the cost Of labor and material.
The purpose is to make report to the
company which owns this water pow
er with view Of commencing the
construction Of the dam.
This is one Of the best water pow
erS on Broad river and there Is no
doubt that tie dam will be built 1t
would serve very large section Of
the State with cheap power and lights.
and judging from the experience Of
other companies which have installed
similar plants it should be very pro-
fitable to the promoters.
It is understood that within very
short time work on the construction
of the dam will be commenced and
will be pushed forward as rapidly as
possible.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-18
TO INSTALL PASTOR.
Interesting Services at Presbyterian
Church Next Sabbath-Rev. J.
E. James to be Installed.

The Rev. J. f. James will be for
mallv installed pastor Of the Aveleigh
Presbyterian church on next Sab
bath. The following commission was
appointed by South Carolina Presby-
terry to do this work:
Rev. F. ". Gregg, of Abbeville, S.
c., will preach the installation SER
mon and PROFOUND the constitutional
questions. Rev. S. L. Wilson, of
Ninety Six, s. c., will give the charge
to the pastor. Rev. R. S. Latimer, of
Newberry county, will deliver the
charge to the people.
Mr.. H. D. Boozer, a ruling elder Of
Smyrna Presbyterian church, will be
present to complete the commission
appointed by the Presbytery.
There will also be preaching at s
p. m. by one Of the visiting ministers,
A cordial invitation is extended to
the public to attend both these ser
vices.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-18
RURAL PHONE LINE.
Being Built Out From Pomaria-Will
Connect With Bell System.
Covering the County.

The people who live in the commun-
itv of Pomal'ia between Pomarla and
Little Mountain. and those out III
the neighborhood Of Mr. Hayne Folk,
have arranged for the Instruction
Of private telephone ill.,, and the
work Of building these lines has been
commenced. They have also arrang-
ed with the Southern Bell Telephone
Co. to make connection with that syS-
tenn. which will put them in talking
distance with all the world. When
this system is completed we will have
in Newberry county a net work Of
telephones. which will give us CON-
munication with all parts of the coun-
ty.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-18
REEDY RIVER ASSOCIATION.
Will Meet Today With First Baptist
Church-Continue Through Sun
day.

The Rcedv River association will
meet with the First Baptist church
today at ten clock and will continue
through Sunday.
At present the association embraces
only thirteen churches all Of which
are in Newberry county except Hur-
ricane church which is in Laurens
county. When the association was
formed it embraced not only New
berry county but Laurens and Green
Vile counties, but about fifteen years
AGO other associations were formed
and left only the thirteen churches
but the old name Reedy River was
retained
The association meets annually and
considers at it's annual meetings sub
jects pertaining to missions, the or
phanage. aged ministers, education,
temperance, Sunday school periodi-
Gals, and woman's work.
This morning at eleven o'clock
Rev. C. Lewis Fowler, Of Clinton,
will preach the Introductory sermon
before the association.
DR.. E. NJ. Poteat, president Of Fur
man university, will deliver an ad-
dress tonight at the First Baptist
church on christian education. The
evening will be given to education
and it is expected that DR.. Lee Davis
! Lodge. of Limestone college, and DR..
James. Of Greenville Female college
will be present.
On Saturday business pertaining
to the various subjects coming before
the association will be attended to.
On Sunday morning at the First
Baptist church DR.. ". T. Derrieux,
assistant secretary of the State mis-
sion board, will preach at eleven
'clock. There will also be services
at night and preaching by one of
the visiting ministers.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-18
DR.. Dreher at Home.

The following from the Columbia
correspondent of the News and Cour-
ier will be read with interest by
many Of our readers who know DR..
Dreher:
DR.. Julius D. Dreher. American
consul to the Society Islands, is in
the city with Mrs. Dreher. Two years
ago DR.. Dreher was given all oppoint-
ment in the consular service and as
signed to the Society Islands, making
his home on the island Of Tahiti. He
and his wife have enjoyed excellent
health in that far-away but beautiful
land, and DR.. Dreher speaks with en-
thusiasm Of the life there. He has
during the last year built a comfor-
table and attractive consulate IN
Tahiti. For several weeks Dr.. Dreher
will visit his aged mother at Selwood,
Lexington county, who is now in her
97th year. and he will return to
Tahiti next month, sailing from San
Francisco about the middle Of the
month. Dr. Dreher was formerly pres
ident Of Roanoke college, Salem, Va.
and is we'll known throughout the
South in educational circles. He is
a brother of Superintendent E. S.
Dreher. of the Columbia city schools.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-18
Death of Mrs. Malinda Higgins.

. Mrs. Malinda Higgins. who has
been in bad health for some time
and confined to her bed for ten
weeks. died on Tuesday evening at
eight 'clock at the residence Of her
brother. Mr.. A. J. S. Laneford.
Mrs. Higgins was the oldest dau9h-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Lang
ford. She was married to Mr. VIII
liam Higgins, who died a good many
years ago. She was in her sixty
fifth year. The burial was had in
Rosemont Wednesday afternoon at
four O'Clock, services being conduct
ed by Rev. G. A. Wright.