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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-08

Judge Oscar Hundley's nomination for the northern Alabama judgeship is ex- pected to go to the Senate tomorrow. The judge met many members of the upper branch of Congress today and expresses himself as being satisfied over at this session and will not be surprised no matter how soon it takes place. He would look upon it as a mighty accept able Christmas present.
 There was d report today that Presi- dent-elect Taft had already stated that he would re-appoint Hundley next March in case the nomination failed of con- firmation at this session. Judge Hund- ley did not care to discuss it.
 The judges friends all seem confident of confirmation They claim that 90 per cent of the bench and bar, a majority of the Alabama legislature and the two Alabama senators are for him and that this makes hard combination to beat.
 Senator Johnston and Representatives Underwood and Burnett were among the members who called at the Southern com mercial congress today. The Alabama delegates here are:
 J. Worthington, Shiffield; J. c. Sproul, Anniston: J. T. Kirk, Tuscumbia; w. w. Strongfellow, Anniston; T. E. Kilby, An nston R. A. Mitchell Gadsden; w F. Prouty, University; w. P. Lay, Gads- den; John A. Barr Citronelle; Tracy Lay, Gadsden; J. H. Folts, Tuscaloosa; H. F. Martin, Montgomery; E. P. Benjamin. Montgomery; Massey Wilson, Montgom- cry; J. s. Pinckard, Montgomery; F. P. Glass, Montgomery; w. F. Black, Mont ogemry; A H. Lowe, Huntsville; J. F. Holmes, Fort Deposit: II. S. Kealhofer, Montgomery, J. H. Mccormick. Mobile; w. H. Weatherby, Anniston; w. E. Hal loway, Montgomery.
 The Alabama delegates have elected J. H. Fetts chairman, Frank P Glass, mem- Der resolutions committee and J. s. Penckard and T. E. Kilby, members com mttee on permanent effect
 As soon as the Alabama legislature passes upon the good roads provision voted by the state Representative Hob son will make efforts to secure an ap- propriation of s25,OO0 from Congress to conduct an experiment which he believes will meet the objection raised by oppon- ents of good reads appropriation from the national government He will ask that this amount be used for the purpose of improving roads on rural free delivery routes, the state to also bear a just part of the expense. He believes the idea of national and state cooperation would meet many of the objections now raised. Alabama voted that the fund derived from the labor of convicts be applied to roads improvement. At the next meeting of the legislature it will become effective.
 In addition to estimates of appropria- tions for rivers and harbors work in the state of Alabama which have ap- peared in the Age-Herald, the secretary of the treasury asks the following ap- propriations for public buildings during the next fiscal year:
 Demopols s20,eO0, Dothan s35,000. Ems ley 35OOO, Eufaula $35.00o, Gadsden $4O,- GOO, Taladega s45,OO0. Troy s2O,O00, Tusca- loosa $40000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-08

q am not going to rehearse the pain full history of reconstruction or what followed. I come at once to the present condition of things stated from a con- stitutional and political standpoint and that is this: That in all southern states. by election laws prescribing proper quail ifications for the suffrage, which square
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23
S~nInmntrdJe
Humrtmtem.
NMtunis.

Ebicago.-D ie Rlags seseu ben
Mirtb 8aTHep Golfer, Der Iebente nee
gen @erIebung bes SonntassgsieBes
ssfibrte qrOceB, bat sbsnFals nit eie
nsr 0i6tsiniguRs Der @eidDorenen
seeRDst. 2robbem bat aber Der
StaotsantpoIt Die Mirtbsbdb rubig
~IortesieBt unb nit einem peitsren prps
csfe eeoen bic fpegsH Aebertrttuns bes
tuatIifen SonHtagsgsiebes Derbdftss
ten Mtrtbe beginner ldHen. Der
ftdbtiihe SduIrdtb BAT in benz Budget
fir 1908 idmmtIihen 9%sbrlrdften in
Observation-Disclosures cine 9ebaltsSuIas
&c bepiaigt. Dus9lnfangsesbaIt puroe
Don $3.50 auf $3.50 UNI Das Warimdls
eebaIt Don STOPS auf $1,000 srbObt.
6ir 8au3pede ftbsn Der 8sborps 49,
l676,529.71 unb fir pdoagOeiihs
3peds $8.066. O13.85 3ur @srfisung.
- Die am 3. Beb. bonn Staotratb
aHesnommsns RdbIteuernrOindH5 tit
i'm Rreisssriht dIs uHcCRfiiutipnsu
an9eFohten tporSen. - MubersepObus
lih grob mar in Der Osrguugenen
@ohe bier bic S3obl Der R~aubiberfdue
ME audi Der SelbHmoroe. IS ldbt
Ii9 nieies baraus ertIdren, odB ith
Diele Sauienbe BON QrbeitSIOisn in
gbicago befinben, pelae, .um ibrsr
Rotb 5u mitsuern, enttDe0er gu @sipaltr
maBregeIn sreiTen un6 ii9 dneisuen,
mas INNER tie ~srlangsn tOnHen, Ooer
dber o Der 9sr5peiflung sepadt tperz
ben unb ibrem iummerooIen Dniein
Elm gnoe MAIDEN. - @egen Wi6. gus
IaDa tpurOs Dor fsiuer 3immerlDirtbiu.
GraR Moria 8apaHiaf, 30. 8548
Vsodinae @oe., bic furhtbure MntIuee
erboben, bab er ibrsm 3idbrigsu RuGbs
Iein pOrfGbIih iOhen0ss MdHer uber
ben ROpf sseOFen bube. neil ft i'd
peigerte, ibreH @otten su bertaHen uRo
NIT ibm burd5ubrennen. Sds Rino
ftdrb untsr fdrsdIitsn GuoleH, Die
gorOnersiurb tonnte Gbsr tsine Bspeis
( fir bic fhredlihe Mntlaee fiRben
uHb mubte 8ulapa, Der b~ebauptete, CT
bobs unu5FhtIi9 BEN SOpf NIT fee
peuOsm 0aTer umssitoBen, freiluFeH.
- Warion @OobsHougb. bic unter
Dem Rdmen Marion 9re1 in gIein
Elm 6eiratbsburs betrisb, fpuroe i'm
Bunbesoifrictsssrids bobisr i6nIoig
befunoeu, bic qoIt gu bstriisstilaen
3usdsn beHibt gu buben.
Qusbem Stddte. - en- z o.
IIiet iibsrfisIsu hrsfIsHoe Steinbruds
0rb.iter gu friber Woreenitunbs ben
SteiHbruh Der .Geyton Building Wos
teridI Co." unb brOnnten 2 @ebduoe
Hieosr, pObur9 Elm gsrluf bon etpd
$1,000 entitoHb. WldR bsFarfiet ipeis
tere 4usIhreitungsn.
- Die @ei9pOrsu.R in 5sm isnIas
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23
1rihtoft.

gs tommt TeIten DOT, oaB arouts
belt uns plSblih iberpGItigt - Is
eibt ba piele uorausstbsuoe Symphonic
= uiele tleine Mu~oeutunssn, oura
nslhs bic Hdtur beubfdtigt. uns DOT
Dem bersinbreheuosn llebsl gu narnen.
sc fno oieie Friiben Spmptome, pelae
bsahtet perben iolten. Man8' Elm
idpsrss 9etOsn tonnte Ourd bic Nm
rpeROung zines geeisneisn SeiImittsIa
bsim @ntheheR aufssbaltsn uno
Sdmer5 uno Soree pes@ie0su nsrSen.
8arum pertbDole Set ~bertrobsIn,
psrrl man fDeiB, Ddb eipds niht rsdt
ilt2 0drum nit SisIsr ODER isner Mes
oiein Experimentation, rpenR man 6ors
mis- Qlpentrduter srbaltsu lam, elm
i'm 2aut. Der 3eit srprobtss uno BE-
pG5rtes Mitt.l, peIhss niemols pers
jdet, @utes au tbun. Der 4lpsnlrdus
ter III tsine apotbeters Meoieiu - tein
sep6bnliher 5anoslsortitsl, gum Be
fen Der Gambler unb SpecuIanten duf
ben Dart sebra6t. Gr 1T fir bic
trdnfeR 2eute bsrseiteat uno piro ibs
men Direct 3useIaROt our6 bic gigsn=
thinner. Or. Better 6abrHsb 6 Sons
Co., 112-118 81. Sopns @pt., @bi=
cage, 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23
ga rtrfaufeH ODER sm D~erfamSd,en
gesen staotei8entbmm ooer aus
fe Farm.

Suites @siddftsIOcal in fEeinsn. BIZ.
bsnoen e%aHbftdbthsn in elmer beutiden
tatboltihen @emeinbs. - 8ieies Qropsrtb
entbalt eIneu groBen, yllpstosbate @sneraI
Store", nit einen Stod pertb unaefdbr
$4,000 stnsu Saloon nit guten Ssir.
lures, gutter Rnnoihaft, Il. bequem einees
rihteter Bcbnung. StalnHgen, Shupbst.
(Stdae fur 200 gisrbO, etiuas qauS
@sbduli1fsiteR Gqs in iebr gutem 3uifan.
Be, beInGbe neu. - AnBeroroentIi1he 81.
Iegsnbeit fur 2 iunge @eihaftsleute o6sr
fnr einen WlaHn pelder 6alfe bat. gr,'s
u. BeeiHguus.u iebr GnHebmbar. W2aH
perldume bieis @elsgenbeit niht. Rsoen
9tdberem iprehe man Dor ooer ldrsibe an
y. w. c. 0. columbia OfTcs, SO Wiaion
ct. Wilrantee, @is.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23

big befunben porbeR mar, bur9 cine
triminsle Separation ben GOD BON
9fnu1 SeDerion Don 8oscObeI berbsigss
ilbrt 81 baben. puroe am I, 9inst1s
ban Rrsisrihter @iIiams 3n 4 Slbs
rem 3u6tbaus DerurtbsiIt unO ihm Stz
alsiH aud bic 9icens ols Nrst eRt8Os
gen.
SIN Granddaughter bat an /.
9instas Der grOCsB bsgOnnen ssgeH
ben MatroisR Suitdo 8irtb, Der am
9otabsnO Don Weitnohten bic Shnes
ter 5bsrsiia i'm Ct. Marp'sz 0pIpitaI
sridoB. @lem NnIfein nd6 piro Der
hrutdle Ml0rOer fur e~siitsstrdnt ertldrs
uHo BEN SrreHafpl iiberlpisIen perSen,
bd fat ALE SohHer FtGnoigen i5H ais
ni4t O%sruntpOrtlid fir feline Iarsds
liHe Sbat bsfunoen baden.
Der bss 8etruss dusstIaste Sra
3. Smith, Der berflofene prdFSent
Der bsrtra1tsn Smith, SborReiIe &c
8rODu Co., bsfsa 9rocsb am /. Mons
tag i'm WhInicipdlseri1t aufssnommen
lpsrDen lOuts, bat cine 9erIeguRg ieis
nes SALES an bas Rreisgeriht 5ur6gez
ieBt, inoem er 8oreingen0mmenbeis
beg Rihters Bro3ee seltens mnate.
Dap Is Ii9 babel nur Sm cine Der
i4leppunsstaetie bdnOelte, seiate ber
umitono. baB CT sleiaseitis aud ben
slethen @inrponb gesen arsisriHter
Miuiums srbOb, hdmit bieism, Der aus
ssnbIidIid Der eiuaies Rreisrthter 1T.
Der iih nit @riminotFdueR bsInGItigt,
Der San nidt HberpisTsR psrSsu
tonne.
- 0ur9 8erbaftuns bss 26 Sabre
alien 6r0nt RGutsubsrs uub Oss 20
SABRE alien 8ernh. BUTTE, gIdubt bic
pOIi5si Der SdNdmlngr bdbhaft gss
tpproen su iein, bic felt tursem bic
9ioieite NIT foIideu so Gents Hidden
uberflutbeten. Sn Der WObHuna But.
ts's, in 80. 579 5. @pe., tDur0e cine
pOaItdn0ise 5aIfamiHgrsGiuridt
ytlAHpeH.
-S 9. s. peutOd &c Son, 2ei6sns
beItotter, 463 groaopah
uugIids Gapitei. -
Der 72id6r. SEQ. SmannOoD, Elm Sns
iahe BEG SoIoatenbsims, DurDe an
Nationals u. AZ. @De. Don einem Gtras
BenbabnDdgen underground uno ers
lag ieinen 8erIsbunsen. = Der %
Sabre alte Otto 5inrsd, SO. 316 10.
ADe., fiel Don Isinem Ndoen unD true
BEL BEN Stur3 cine @ehirnerIhittes
rung 01pon. - Die IS Sabre dItI
5rdu 4usuIte 5arI, go. GIG 6abIsr
Str, fam duf einsm slatten Soften.
meg gu 5uu uno 5og Iid eiusu 8rud
Oes rehten OberIdentsIs gu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23
Hus IlliIwaakss.

Sn Dtm lan9pierigeH 8aEpie
lber bic G%rnsnnuug zines 9auiHipeez
tOrs bat W2a9or 9sder inlisBlin oOr
Dem Std6trat5 c%opituIirt un0 in Der
Sssuns am |. Weontag ben bisher1ssH
Snipeeior gop. 9. Sod pisnererndRnt
uno eieie GrHennuH9 puroe Dann au@
lolort pom Staosratb nit allen sessn
2 Simmer e%utgebeiBen. Inter
Suipenii0n Der Rsseln puroe, Der
fur5lihen Gntfdeibang oes Sbersez
rr9ts sntfprehsnD. Der m~SHoepeHoeHt
Telephone Co. Elm eiHfd6er 9ermit
3ar Grrihtung ibrer 2inisn gegeben,
an itslIe oes friiber a~spdbrtsn uno pom
Dbsrg<ridt fir unsiltis srtIdrten5rei=
briefs. Die 8sieni6aft nil iest los
fort an bic grridtung zines SslephoHz
fpftems eebeu. Mtt 43 segsn Die cine
Stimme oes DID. Sdrrant bslhlOB
Der Stdotrat1, nan bigger Debate,
hen Nep Yorter grpertsn d.. Ruo.
9ering nit Der Nnfertigung pom PIdz
nen unb 'SpecificatiOnen fir cine neue
abfdaeanbdge gu betraueH UNI einitim=
mig Duroe bic g~mpFeblung paHirt, baB
Der WapOr sine gommihion ernenne,
Die iber bic grrintaHg BON tdotiihen
4erbersen berihteH Iol. 8eibe Be
f4lihe BADEN ieood feline SiItigteit,
ME iih fpdtsr bsrausitsnte. oa bic
Gomiteberidts iiber oiefe 8orlase ridt
bic erfOr0erIids Au3GAl unterihriften
bdtten. Sine Sroinon5, bic oas 56ie=
Ben nit Quftgepebren innerhdlb Der
StdotsrenSen oerbietet, ipuroe dngez
nommsn. Der glan, einen einselnen
@0mmifdr an STEELE Der @~au6e65rbe
gu leBsn. purbe auT 2 @o6en 5uriid=
gelegt.
Sine rsdt sobms Qffaire mar bic
pom ben SOcidlihsn am |. Nlontag in
1esne eefeste nDemonitratiDn Der Qrz
PeitslOien". &aum 200 Wdnner unS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23
9u p~erfaufeu.

100 ader reihes 5arm 3 9anb i'm Gars
tenolltrtct bon Noro Central ggisconitn,
2 g1ttlef bon eiuem bIlbenoen gBts. Sem
trial GIlenbabn Stdbthm; 10 Mder uatsr
ellttptrnus, so 4fsr 9artboIss 9anb, aus
ttS BrnnHenualier auf benz 9laBe; 10
9immsr 0aas. 3 quite Stale, Rorn lp.is
der, DlaiGiHs . Hne 6ol,ihupbm.
Dtntits fatboIii6e @~smsiHoe, so 9oOs
BON 8obnbaus sur eroBsn fdtb. 9irns
une EfarrihuIs. Qreis $1,000. Beasn
gIabsrsm aersiiiTs mar Sobn. z. Somsrs
Gbetet, Nis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23

Das SbsrEootsgeri6t Eat snt.
fhisben, bdb ber ~Dss Moines sgldn"
Der Stdotsxrpdltung bur4 Commit.
ion rshtssiiItig isi.
giRsm @utahtsn BEG Shuts.
sensralanpaIts 8ufOIgs oirfen unter
Dem peterfonAGess .eine S6ants
MULTIPLICATION Don &ornnsationen bs.
trit6eH psr0en. Dd bic msiten @irtb,
inaftsn Don 8rauereitn stsisns pers
ben, III biefe Gnfi6sibune Don Dsiis
sgaseHDer 8eOeutung.
Das oemofratiihe Stdats1gen
traIsgOmite iests ben 9oe Der Staots.
convention CUR grDdbluRe Don Dele
gat.n gum NationGlsG OHpsnt auf ben
%. Uldr3 un0 ais Drt bsrieIbsn 6 e.
bar Rapids ftF. Die Convention
5ur 4ufhtuung siuss StaOtspabI5sts
tels piro an 2. Juli In Eiour
gitb h%ntiFinosn. Das Gomiis bat
Dm. 3. BrDan ats grdfbntIdofsss
iEboHirt.
~ GOusrsBmonn GirOldn pirb, ME
er erfldri, niht piexr als Ganoicds
fir bieie Stens auftreten.
Cine GuiIh<foIns, bic fan ale
cosDpetdiipsn glsDatorG Qualification
i'm Gtoaie Hriibrs, bat Ridtsr Gee pom
Wsbfer Gountp abgessbsH ins
Dem e. ,HtIdisb, bab NttisH psrlonIi'
4es gigHtbum uno baber an irsens
cine psrIon absrtrdg61r ftien. aud
ptnn sic Gonhituti0n ber betr,ifsnotH
Sslsnf4aft bsfimms, bab 4etieR bsr
g0uiPaHa ni&t eksr 3iatastDsissa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23

Rem Serfsp. Die garssrs
T6dft pon Sat Orange Bat ssnug
bon i6rer CARNEGIE 9ibliOtbsf. Sit
proteitiris rfsisrIia4 ssssn ben Be-
fhluB BEG G~tobtrotbs, BON 4nDgefD
garnssit Dsittrs $4,000 fir bic @srs
erobsruns oer 9ibliothei gu ~DerIdnseu,
on bic linterbultstoitsn, pelde be
Stsuer5ablsr 81 trdssn bdbeH S16,s
900 idbrIib, in teinsm DerbdItnib
gum Rubsn ftdnben. - Sur6 cine
gfploiien in ben QnEaesn Der General
SrplofiOs 60. su 90 barton purbeH
3 Nldnner gstS0tst uHO bic 5eHitsr foft
lGmmiti6er @sbdubs OGieIbf ssrtrams
merit.
W1fbington. - 8uHbesritisE
6dHforo IN OlDmpid hot sHtfdtss
ben, boB be gtootsbd5nrOmmiTisn
tm Feht CUR Gelflsbung Der Grdtss
rotsn babe. 9eTufuBs ID GlatmsLst,
porDsus
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23

nit einsm 9eIammtIaOSsu bon $685.
600 Elm.
Inter osn 8ronoutincn fsiner
5Itte bel Z 10 o s. 8 puroe Der
81 Sabre dlts S0bn 6sruE .5ein toot
Guieefuuosn. Wau Dernutbrt, ols bic
8leloer oss llneliidIiden 6ca elmer Sc.
loliuerplo lion in brdno aerietben, unb
er NIB nibt gu retten Dermpdte.
IN 81. Sdmes brdnnte Der
Seibitau oon Sharp &c ge6rens d6,
npDei II YferDe umtamen.
Die 9dttin oes BEL 8arRss
pile ~pobH9aftH 6drmtrs asimsr
uurid begina SelbTtmpro, iubem lie
lih ben pals abiduitt. @as bic SO
Sabre dlte 6rau gu Der I@redliHeH
Gbdt sstriebeH bat, tonutt nidt TeItsss
itelt peroen.
3~Inro
6. g. .. sbOrtriOas, Der inn
Sabre 1882 auf Dem popuIifiIhtu
s8idet" gum @ouoerneur Disfes Gtaas
tss sepdbIt noroen nal, 1T in
Debtls cate i'm lItsr Don "a
Sdbren 9eItorben. Der R%auFIabeR
BON pbil. 8rsenbsrg lit uiebersebrannt.
SsrInit $500. 9srIiheruna $7OO.
Sn Bismard entleibte iih
Der 30 Sabre aIts Druder 6. Dans,
Der etuen 6bed ssfdII6t bate unO o.ss
bdlb Dsrbdftet peroen ionte.
$~ito- 9akntu
sum SpuB" mari gbus. Ga.
pe55i Elm an 8epdHerunssdrbeiien BET
Belle 6ourds bel6dftistsr gurs
I6e. cine Dpndmitpotrone in elm Qas
gerfeuer. Bon ieinen Darum IibeubeH
eamerdben Duroe 8. q. @uqins a.a
tootet, 1dpe33i ielbf 1T s~rblinOtt.
Die poitoffice un0 oas Qabenasa
bduoe Don Sobn 9ines duf Der Gtfs
teton Aaentur puroen ourdI
5euer 5erit0rt. Spdter wurDe bic Gnts
osduns ssmadt. baB Der @eToI6ronI
s%sottnst unO bic Bidder 5srit0rt rpors
ben noren.
SIN aItsr bon SO Subren in q.
@omunos, Dormdls @ouDerneur BEG
1erritoriums Daiota uno qrdFbenl
Oct yanfton 8ational 8ans, sine1
S6osonfane erlsgsn.
1ttntnatn.
100000 Sda6sn psruSaGse
Elm 5euer ~ ID arion i'm gsbauA6
Der yghiltpp Matler &c."
Bdbrenb iiber bas norbIide SBs
oiona bsftiee Sdnesfttrme babinftsa
ten, iUuros in Der DerfloTenen Ws&e
Der fi6lide 5beil oes Stdatss Dom
f6limmen llebsrihnemmunosn beims
gsiu4t. princeton, 8tncens
mes, @oanspiIle nno dnbere
Stdote berihtetsn 5obpaHer unb ben
8erIuf BON 9riiedn, in 8foomfnqs
ton idno oas WaHsr b0ber dls felt
1888. Bel SdIem fDurben cine
Bride uno cine babe Wlsile geleife ber
Nlonon A8abn forteeI6nsmmt. Der
acknowledgement muBte pielfod
eingsiisIt Dsresn. RofbbiIIe mar
Dom Waher gang einsslhIoFen.
4uf @rfuhen BON @eorge u.
5srndlo e Co., elmer gantFirmo BON
bottom, Waf.. srnannte oos gunbess
sreiseeriht in SnbfdnGppIise is
men MaHeoerpdIter fir bic gbicago,
Cincinnati &c 2ouisDias 8aBng.Isas
Idaft.
8anfrdub,r lofhtsn in Wtfs
To ale 2dmpsn in Der Gtabt aus
UNI Jyaden oann in bic 5drmetg
BHt Gin. sic muBien dber obHe Beule
fliidtsn. oa bic GrpIoFon BE gins
fpobnsr aus ibrsm SHIafs erpedte.
Sn BoterIDo brannte bos
srf Dor Is Mlonatsn errihtete 3h0dige
@sf6dftsesbduoe Der @ebr. 9eber NIT
einem unDsrihertsu BsrluH Don $751;
600 biz $4,000 ab.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23

Ule 0dfFII 6es bei BarnBs
billie pObr6afth 5drmtrs Rsimsr
uurid beging SelbFmprO, inbem lie
lid ben pals Gbiduitt. Mas bic SO
Sabre Olte 6rau gu Der I6rsdli6eH
Ibat s'trieben bat, tonutt niat TeItsss
jteQt peroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-02-23
sOt1l. .722 76e 9S0
RsepTb Der ginseIfpitIst

Rti6eri. 8 Epiele, 7ur6i6nitt,
1871; 8of. 43. 1908; z. G6isffer,
So. 1920; arents, %, 1913;
Sduer, 81, 1856; Gtoe5r, 3, 1881:
). Ghisffer, 80. 1926; gdrius, SO,
1921; WsmmeI, SO, 1912; Gruth, q,
1924; Gurs.s, 1s, 1873; Monibsp,
30. 1917; UassrI. 90. 154.A;
UliHer, IL. 1885; q. 5annettns. 45,
1921; FIREMAN, 8, 1925; s. Mit,
tig. As, 5000; 6olie, 80, 1907; Dan
gB, 16. 147.11; 3. Miitig, 40 146.s
20; ptIt. ~, 1859; G6Dabenusisr,
10. 1854; S6uIte, 80, 1894; 5&Os
ser, A, 1919; Bubler, 13, 1890:
q. Brusit, 10, 1345; 81. 6dnneiens,
a. 1342; Fang. 1875; S6mis, 13.
1922; 3impr;1, II, 1912; 9sslsr. s.
121.4; RisI, 2, I21; GrOf6, 8, 1902;
q. Tkkr, 8; 1877; aei41rb, 9.
1877; 1. Brusti. 3, IIS.7; 3. Drusti.
9. ISL; q. Weeper, 13, 1929; Gff6n,
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-12

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PERSONAL

Mr.. f. M. Lowry, OF Taxahaw,
spent Saturday in Lancaster.
DR.. Pryor, of Chester, paid a
professional visit TO Lancaster
Monday.
Mr.. Will Roddey, now of
Great Calls, was In Gown Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. nj. j. Mem liam, of Jeffer
son, S. c., is visiting her sister,
Mrs. l.. NJ. Blair.-Monroe En-.
quirer
Mr.. John S. Riddle, now trav.
cling for a Louisiana house, spent
Sunday and Monday with his
family here.
Miss RebA Killian, OF Fort
Lawn, who has Deen visiting her
sister, Mrc. w. +. Broom, re-
turned home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Il. J. Mangum and son,
Master Walter, OF Tsxahaw,
spent Friday night and Saturday
In Lancaster. We are indebted
to them tor a pleasant call while
here.
Mr.. Otis Hull, the genial and
handsome young editor of the
Rock Hill Herald, came over to
Lancaster Sunday, returning
home Monday afternoon. We
are indebted to him for delight
ful visit while here.
Mr.. Oliver G. BiSckm0h went
TO Winnsborro Monday night IN
response to a telegram inform
ing him that his little daughter,
Miss Oivette, is sick there, at
the home Of her aunt, Mrs. John
Hardin, where she is on a Wis.
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-12
DEATH Of - ~. II. 4. Dd6mey.

Mrs Dabney, the beloved wife
of the Rev. Y. a. Dsbney, pas
tor Of the Second Baptist church
of Lancaster, whose critical ILL
ness was noted in our last issue,
died at her home here Su nday
evening. She was victim Of
pneumonia and was sick but
few days. Like the grief-s trick
en- husband, Mrs. Dabney was
popular with all who knew her
enjoyed an extensive acquaint-
apce and therefore leaves a large
circle Of friends to lamept her
untimely death. She was a
lady Of pronounced christian
character; bf kind, sympathetil
and loving disposition and was
of Invaluable aid to her husband
in his pastoral work.
Mrs. Dabney's maiden ham J
was Mum. She was tRtive
of Kershaw county and was
about As years of age. She was
Mr.. Dabney's second wife. Be-
side fhe bereaved husband, the
following children survive her A:
Mrs. Frank Settlemyer, Messrs.
Wade, Coleman and Gilmore
Dabney, Misses Bessie and Mary
Dabney. The remains were
buried in West Side cemetery
Monday afternoon.
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asks for the paper itself, to say
nothing of the risk that would
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ing both.
The question is often asked
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ment, and plausible answer is
given by the Washington CORE
spoudent of the Columbia Re-
cord, which is published else
where in today's paper.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-12

Judge Emory Speer, of the
United States court, has render.
ed decision of some interest
To farmers. He has decided that
they can be placed in invoIua.
tary bankruptcy "as well as a
merchant or any one else," SAYS
a Georgia special in the News
and Courier.