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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-11-25
Circuit Court Sale.
State OF South Carolina,
County OF Orangeburg.
In Common Pleas.

In Common Pleas.
sArary II . lgiller. ct all Plaintiffs.
Agasnss Meta Elizabeth Antley, es
a.. Desendants-
BY virtue Of the Judgment IN the
ahoge stased case, will sell. at pub
lie auction, at Orsngeburg Court
7ouss. during the legal hours for
sales. on the flrst Monday in Decenn-
Ssr, 1909. being the sixth day OF
said month, the following described
All that certain tract Of filand con
tanning one hundred and eighteen
(l1S) acres, more or less. situate,
lying and being in New Hope town
ship. in said county and State. and
bounded north by lands now or for
merely Of William Rives,' south by
lands now or formerly of Mrs. NJ.
Daatsler, and west by the Edisto
eiver. ~
an that certain tract Of land con-
Gaining one hundred and twenty
aRe ll25) acres. more or less. sit
uata. lying and being in New Hope
township, In said county and State,
md bounded on the north ad east
by lands now or formerly OF Will
siam Rives, south by lands now or
formerly Of T. 2. Stokes, and west
by the Edisto river.
All that certain tract OF land con-
tanning two hundred and sixty-six
and one-half (266 1-2) acres, more
Or less, situate, lying and being IN
New Hope township, in said county
and State, and bounded north by
lands now or formerly OF MRS. NJ.
Dantzler, east by lands now or for
merely Of milestone and Oliver Fair
ey, and west by the Edisto river.
All that certain tract OF land con-
tanning ffty-eight (5S) acres. more
or less, situate, lying and being IN
Rdtsto township in said county aud
State. and bounded north by lands
or III. w. c. Lynch, east by LANDS
Of G. w. Ashe, south by estate lands
OF Abraham Dukes. deceased.
All that certain tract of land con-
tanning two hundred and forty-four
I244) acres. more or less, situate
lying and being in Edisto township,
IN said county and State, and bound
ed north by lands OF J. NJ. Green, east
by the north Edisto river, south by
aaads OF G. w. Ashe, and west b9
laads Of H. G. Metts.
All that certain tract Of land con-
tanning thirty-seven (S7) acres, more
or less, situate, lying and being IN
Hdisto township, in said county and
State, and bounded north by estate
lands Of W. s. Ashe, deceased, and
south and west by lands of G. W.
Ashe.
All that certain tract Of land con-
saining one hundred (100) acres
moro or less, being a part OF tract
originally granted Lewis Shuler by
Francis Baxter, being on waters OF
the Edisto river.
TERMS: Cash-the purchaser or
purchasers to pay for all papers ana
all taxes falling due after the DAY
of sale; and in case the purchaser
o, purchasers fail to comply with
the terms Of sale, said premises Will
he resold on the same or some sub
seauent salesday, on the same terms
anl at the iisk Of the former pur-.
chAger or purchasers.
Robt. E. Copes,
Judge Of Probate, as. Special Referee.
November 18th. 1903.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-11-25
Circuit Court Sale.
State of South Carolina
County Of Orangeburg.
In Common Pleas

county VI OTauSSUuISss. s.f3s4s
In Common Pleas.
Thomas NJ. Raysor, Plaintiff, Against
Louis yB. Collier, ct al, Defend
ants. tifjjS
BY virtue Of the Judgment IN eho
above stated case, I will sell, at pub
lie auction. at orargeburg Court
House, during the legal hours for
sales, on the first Monuay in Decem-
Der, 1909, being the sixth day OF
said month, the following described
real egt..te:
All that certain tract or parcel oe
land, situate, lying and being In
Poplar township, in Orangeburg
county, in said State, containing one
hundred and sixty acres, more or
less, bounded north by lands of Will
liam Green and Lauretta V. Wka~
ley, on the east by lanes OF me, the
aaid Louis B. Collier, on the south
by lands of Joseph Starr, Josiah Da-
Wis, formerly Of F. w. Wagner and
Sophronia Heatley, and on the west
by lands of ]. A. Hipp, and is more
fully represented on plat thereof
made by F. W. Frederick, survey
or, dated the first day of April, 1903.
TERMS: Cash-the purchaser OF
purchasers to pay for ell papers and
all taxes falling due after the day
of sale; and In case the purchaser
or purchasers fail to comply with
the terms of sale, said premises will
be resold on the same or some SUBJ
sequent salesday, on the same terma,
and at the risk Of the former pur-
chaser or purchasers.
Robt. q. CopeS,
Judge Of Pronate, as Special Referee.
November 18th, 1909.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
HIM SULLIVAN
 SERIOUSLY III We'll Known Noted New York Politician Is Tax
 en to Hot Springs.
CONDITION CRITICAL
iii> Activities in Recent il, Can- phign Had Dcprc> >cin" EiIrct
 on Him.

Hot Springs. Nov l2. Timothy D. Sullivan, in charge of personal friends, arrived in Hot Springs this morning on the Elo; Springs special over the Iron Mountain in a irry serious condition. Mr. Sullivan hts been in poor health for somt tme and il is stated that the activities Of the Gaynor-IIcarSt-B Barnard ca1- pai%n for mayor Of New York has had a depres ssinG effect upon him.
 Just the nature of the illness Of lhe politician theatrical manager is not known, but it is stated that his condition is considered serious. He took quarters at the Arlington hotel today and no information regarding his stay here was given out
 Mir. Sullivan represented tue l.igh Il New York district in the national Con gresS for two terms and was former lv in Kew York sta'e senate as well. He is well known throughout nc country as Dry Dollar sullivan. and his acts of charity in the sluma of Kew York have endeared him to thousands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
BOYS ROB BANK
 IN KANSAS
One kills Himself After shooting As.
 sistant Cashier and When Snr-
 rounded By Posse-Pal Also Taken.

Lawrence. Kas., Nov. 12.-RetHrn- ing to the State Bank at lImporia, which he robbed of s1,00o one year ago and killed policeman while es- caping, Earl Bullock, 19-year old youth, accompanied by William Me- Cay, aged l., threw a pistol into the faces of three men in the bank to- day, shooting Assistant Cashier Carr through the jaw without warning.
 They robbed the institution of avail able cash and made their escape. When they were surrounded by a posse Bullock shot himself through the head. He was captured and brought to a hospital here. where ht cannot live.
 McCay was caught, unhurt. He is being closely guarded in jail to pre- vent lynehing.
 He said he met Bullock ill Jack sonville where he induced him to be- come a bank robber. On the last robbery of the bank Bullock locked the officials in a vault He is anoth- CT of the dime novel bandits.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
BOARD MEMBERS
 Al LITTLE ROCK ( To Take Up Preliminaries for Establishment of Az ricultural Schools.
 e4
k1NE BLUFF IS THERE
Judge Gould On One of tie Boards and Others Present at Initial
 Sessions.

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. Flour boards of the state asricul- tural schools, one from each district are here to organize and begin plan- ming for the four great institutions which will permit the youth of the state to study farming and up-to-date methods by which the old home farm can be made into a truck garden. Be- sides the members of the boards, Geo. A. Cole, president of the Farmers Union J. r. Adams and H. s. Mob- ley, of the experimental station, and Supt. George E. Cook, and Governor Geo W. Donaghey are to attend the meetings.
 The boards will first meet and organize separately, after which they will meet in joint session, with Gov ernor Donaghey presiding. for the purpose of formulating their plans for the institutions, the kind of building to be erected, the character of the land desired upon which to locate it, and what will be asked of each district ill the way of bonus to get the schools.
 Governor Donaghey believes the different stricts will put up a sui dcient~ amount to pay for the erec- lion of the buildings. as we'll as do- nate the ground
 T will favor each district, demand ing as much as 200 acres of ground at least, and as much money as S4o,- ]. 0iN,. said Governor Donaghey. and 3HE>Ae is chance to get more, get i J., believe these schools can ~-Se erected without the cost of cent to the state, leaving considerable sum in the treasury for their equip nlent. If this can be done, and 1 know Sit can be, for some of the : districts have received offers fully as good, we will have plenty to make the schools better even than those of the Northern states. 1 do not know that my recommendation will be accepted, but the boards will get all they can from the places which se- cure the buildings.
 Those present to attend the board meetings are as follows: First dis ! trict. c. E. Bush. White county; J. J: Bellamy, Lawrence: Dr. (. N ddammett, Greene: J. B. Lewis. Craig
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
BLACKSMITH BALL
 TO BE BIG SUCCESS,

The members of Cotton Bel Local No. International Brotherhood of HIacksmiths and Helpers. held q largely attended and enthusiastic meeting at their hall last night an,, perfected arrangements for the an nual ball to be given by them at the Bluff City Club on the night of Thurs day, December l6. Many tickets havn been sold and the affair promises to be the biggest success in the history of the local union.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
GREAT DAMAGE BY
 TYPH0ON IN JAMAICA

Kingston, Jamaica, Nov i2--Many lives have been lost in tvphoon which is sweeping the West Indies.
 The property loss and damage to Panama plantations is incalculable
 For five days the storm has been raging Inland telegraph wires and cables are prostrated, preventing the news of real damage being developed The United States naval vessel, EaSl e was smashed into a pier and lowed out by an English cruiser.
 It is not thought to be badly dam repOrte q.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN
 WAS ONLY A MAN

taine, 32 year of age, charged with using the mails to defraud, was ar rested here today. He inserted ad vertisementS in newspapers in the name of a beautiful young woman seeking a husband. When he secured railroad fare to place where "she' could be married.
 He has secured several thousand dollars, according to the police.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
DR. VIM. CRUTCHER
 ON THE BOARD Governor Appoints Com 
 mission to Study Pella
 gra Treatment.
AID FROM J. D. FUND
Ph! !sician> Report Numerous Gases oi Dradl, PeiIagra HookNorm
 fs General.

Little Rock, Ark, Nov. l2.-A com mission to devote its time to the study of pelagra and the hook worm disease has been appointed by Gov ernor Donaghty, after a conference with leading physicians of the state as to the adH;sabilitN Of such d com. mission.
 Yesterday afternoon pr Morgan Smith, secretary of the Arkansas Med :. ical Society. had a long conference with Governor Donachey. calling his attention 10 the numerous eases both ot pellacra and hookworm that had come to light in the state, according to reports from reputable physicians
 He especially referred to the re- cent meeting of the district medical association at Lonoke, when seven cases of pellagra were reported by one physician. and proof was given of the inquest ;onable existence ct the disease in this state,
 AS to hook worm, it is declared by many physicians that this is a con, mon disease in almost every section of the state.
 Governor Donaghey took the mat- ter under advisement. believing ,ha as the appointment of such a commits sion had been recommended by au- thority. as prominent as the membes, of theN Arkansas Medical Society and on plan too. that would relieve tne state of any great cost, the board should be named at as early date as possible.
 can pursue the research. as to both of the diseases, and receive aid froa? the Rockefeller, fund recently set aside for the purpose of fighting th, hookworm malady. Also that they can draw aid from funds being contribut- ed by other phians hropsts with which to carry on a war against the spread of the disease and to dis.osa' if possible, some means to stamn i, out.
 This morning Governor Donaehe, named the following prominent mem bers of the med cal profession il Arkansas, who are to constitute ih, commission for the study and pre- aen tion of the two diseases that hav' come to be regarded as lin no stna. way menace to the South:
 Dr. Morgan Smith, Little Rock; Dr o HoWton, 0sceola; Dr. H. H. Rig!l tor, Helena; Dr. Robert [. Smith. Rus sellville; Dr. s. T. Taps colt, Searay Dr. Alb hert McGill Chichester; Dr. Will liam Ctutcher, Pine Bluff; Dr. Adam Guthries Prescott; Dr. +. F. Martin Hot Springs. and pr. M IS. Dibrell Q Van Buren
 The board will hold a meeting a an early date for the purpose of or ganization and to outline plans fo comprehensive study of the diseas' in this state The meeting will prob ably be held in Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13

head: Love Banks. Cross. Second district W. l.. Balkman. Logan com- ty: D. P. Nixon, Van Buren; !. k. Williams. Franklin: \. D. Shinn Pope; II. s. Mobey, Washington Third district. H. T. NJ. Hol; Hemp stead county; W. F. Tate. Ouachita; J E. Rogers. Columbia; P. F. Jack son, Saline; Sam l.. Samson. Clark. Fourth. J. A. Bird Drew county; A. s. Sorrels. Union: II. E. Bowers, Lonoke; J. (. Palmer. Monroe: James Gould. Jefferson.
 The boards will not take np the place of location al this time, merf- those contesting for the locations. The competition is going to be keen in ill all districts, but the Second will probably be the one for the big fight as Fort Smith. Ozark. Russellvillp. Morrilton. Clarksville, Harrison and Bentonyille are all after the institn- ton of that district.
 All of those with the exception of Bentonville and Harrison offer rich bottom land. and these two offer fine rolling prairie.
 Secretary ]. l.. Caldwell. Of the Pine Bluff Board of Trade. and rep resentatiyes of the Jefferson County Real Estate Exchange will arrive Sat urday morning to be present at the sessions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
UNITED LABOR ON
 LIQUOR QUESTION

Toronto. Nov. i2.-United labor will take q stand on the liquor queS- ton during the present convention, A warm fight is anticipated over the efforts made by Rev. Charles SteIzle d fraternal delegate, in the press and on platform, to stop drinking among workmen.
 Representative of the United Brewery Workers and Bartenders' League will fight any action taken detrimental to their interests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13

Williams. an old and wclI=to=do ne- gro resident of this city. and inferred in HelIWood cemetery. The body had been buried at tlthcimrr hy orders of Coroner II. r. Williams. nc one it at line time
 Manse Williams say 0e learned that his son attempted ,o eroas the bridge against the orders ot tho watchman and was she. in the hcad He claims that the bullet entered the ncGro'S skull from thc rear.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
TROOPS SAVE THE
 LIFE OF ALEXANDER
Accomplices of Negro Rapist, Lynch ed at Cairo. Is Taken Away Under Protection of Militia.

Cairo. Nov 12.-Guarded by four companies of troops with fixed bay onets, Arthur Alexander, an accom- plice of Will James, who was lynch ley. was today escorted to train where he was taken to an unknown destination.
 As he was carried through the streets the mob hurled threats of lynching at Alexander when he re- turned.
 Sheriff Davis said he remained hid in a field all one day to save the negro James.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
NOW THE TIME
 FOR SALVATION A Great Crowd Heard Dr. NoWlin at First Baptist
 Church Last Night.
DIVINE ABANDONMENT
Was His >ubiect-Sr,ent. Addition, to the Church Since Revival
 Began.

With eleven additions to the First Baptist church. which were recorded last night at the revival service con- ducted al that church by Dr. NoWiin, q total of seventy additions have been rGti.d there since the revival opened not quite tive %eeks ago
 Fiery avai abt space was occup rtl l4I meht. .NeE to standing loom. Dr. NcWlin si hiSs on Divine Aban- darEle |. .a.,'.e for his text. Eph- riau IS icihet to idols. le him aipns
 To show that there is danger of going so far in sin that God will not hear and will not save, Dr. Nowlin read from Psals ?, Proverve 23:. Isiah 39 and Romans 1. Among other things Dr. Nowlin said:
 Tt is a serious thought that God does abandon men and just leaves them to their sins. Tbas hidden boundary between Gods patience and his wrath is somewhere and when ever We cross that line wa are lost. Some people seem to think that they can trifle with God as a boy trifles with toy. They also think that they can insult God any lime. and call Him back when they will. You can not triae with God with impunity and if you trifie with Him you will suf- fer the consequences. It took us d long time to learn that God had ways and means of saving men and that God had certain times for doing things. When God told the Children of Israel 10 go up and take the land and they rebelled against him. and re- fused to obey. then they repented and wanted to go God would not permit them. They had one opportunity and lost it. God teaches that now is the time and he promises no other time. Where does God abandon men and what does it mean to be abandoned! It just means that God says to the Holy Spirit and to His ministers, and the man conscience, Let him alone. Why does God give men up? Not simply because He is power, and not because it gives Him pleasure. but because there is no other course open to him. He must meet out justice to a man who will not accept mercy. God has done all he can for the saliva ton of men. He gave his son, Jesus Christ. to die on the cross to pay the penalty you owe. He sent his m mister to declare the Gospel to you. He sent the Holy Spirit to knock at the door of your heart. If there is nothing else that God can that he is hard? The Devil persuades you to put off your salvation until you become so entangled in the meshes of sin that you cannot be saved. God g word does not promise you another hour. but teaches that now is the on ly time for salvation. If you refuse His time, that's the end of it."
 Baptism tonight after service. Chil drens meeting at II o'clock this morning, Mems meeting at 3 D. m Sunday.
 A ful, attendance of Baracas and pl iIatheS is rpoueStad Sunday morn. ing at 930.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
ARKANSAS MEN
 BUILD AIRSHlP
Expect to Sail Soon From New York
 to Their Home at Hot Springs


 New York, Nov. l2-Joe T. Rice and John A Riggs, of Hot Springs, Ark, have completed the construc- iion of the largest drgibIe balloon of this country and they announce that in few weeks they will be sailing over New York. The airship, which is called the American Eagle, has been under construction for several months at the ol1 Norris park race track and today the huge gas bag was inflated.
 After preliminary flights around the city the aeronautS expect to start on flight to Arkansas. going by easy stages. Mr Rice said he expected to make cross country runs of from . to 100 miles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13

The sun Insurance office of London is the oldest fire Insurance con}l'any since ITO. We represent this and ether large compa.iie~- \ share of your business will be appreciated. Cotton Belt Savings X Trust Co.
 Ell 11-ia-1t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
PRESIDENT TAFT
 PULLS FOR YALE

Middleton, Conn, Nov. 12.-Presi- dent Taft announced tonight that he would attend the Yale-Princeton game tomorrow at New Haven in company with Vice President Sherman. The win and that it would be shame to miss the best game of the year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13

\ nice seven room rnsiderce for rent, in good repair, and all modern conveniences; on car line, and also close to town Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. ll-l3 2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
A S25,OOO AUTO
 |IS DESTROYED

Atlanta, Nov. l2.-Klipper in the Chalmers-Detroit team won the 24- mile race for stock ears today As result Chalmers $25,000 car wac destroyed in practice, when t eX ploded,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13

large roomy house, in excellent repair for rent. Located on West 5th in a fashionable neighborhood. very choice place. Cotton Belt Say ings and Trnst Co 11-11-2t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13

''Karpen" Genuine Leather Couch es are guaranteed for 10 years. See our window and see the prfces. TOT Monday only. Knox-WalNer furnl- ture Company. Il-1" o''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
DEAD NEGROES BODY
 IS BURIED HERE

The body of Alex Williams, who was shot and killed Tuesday night at Rob Roy, was brought to this
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13

See our window full of "Karpen' Genuine Leather Couches. Sale Mon- day only at Knox-Walker Furniture Co. 11-16-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
CRITICAL DRESSERS
 ALWAYS ORDER EARLY

We are showing the new Fall Ana Winter shades in blues and grays.
 EISENKRAMER, THE TAILOR no West Second avenue, over R. !. Thompson & Son
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
WALKER ACQUITTED
 OF MURDER CHARGE.

Hot Springs, Nov. 12-E. I~ Wal ker. on trial for the murder of Will Mcdaniel. a fellow feudist, was de- clared not guilty at 10:4o o'clock this morning.
 His aged mother was the first to reach her son after the Verulct WaS read
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13
FOR UMBRELLA FIXING

I. Glicksburg. the umbrella mar Second and Walnut, opposite tele phone office. 7t27-1mc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-13

Buy a "Karpen' Genuine Spanish Leather Couch, guaranteed for len years, Monday only. Knox-Walker Furniture Co 11?-10-6t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-07-30
Boomers Famous Advertisement.

When the New York Ledger was
wavering IN the brink OF failure.
Robert Bonner, the proprietor, sem TO
the New York Herald a brief adver-
tisement. TO be set up in a single
line. So Greeleyesque was Mr.. Bon
ner's handwriting that the advertising
manager interpreted the directions as
ordering that the copy be run in full
page. which instructions he obeyed,
though marveling greatly. The Her
aid came out the next morning with
n whole page devoted to the crisp
adjuration TO read the Ledger's new
story. The effect upon Mr.. Bonner
was almost fatal, first from chagrin
Ut the thought of the possible bill,
tlen from amaZement as subscrip-
ions began to pour in. and finally
from satisfaction. as they continued
to flood the Office. until the fortune
OF the publication was made. The
novel, though accidental. device had
struck the public's fancy. Mr.. Bon
ner was hailed as the pioneer of a
new and daring theory OF exploitation.
and the advertisement gained tenfold
currency by being commented upon
as a feature OF the news.-Collier's.