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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-18
VALUATION TO Be REDUCED.
Board disqualification Tends Towards lowering
nj Assessments for Tax Purposes.

BY all the gods and little fishes,
great horned spoon and all man
ner of binding forms of oaths
which is required by the tax laws
of this. state, the county commits
SiOners of this county are requir-
ed to make an equitable value
upon every piece of property in
the county which is assessed for
taxation. This court is in Sess-
ion this week for the purpose of
ascertaining whether the asses
sor has been fair and equitable
in the rendition of property. so
far as the values in Randall coun-
ty is concerned it appears that
the assessor has done his duty.
but when it comes to comparing
the values as set by him with the
values set by the assessors Of
other counties in this portion of
the state, the equalization board
has thought it advisable to cut
the rendition very materially.
Take for instance, last year,
the property in Randall county
was assessed higher than any
surrounding county. State tax
rate is the same all over the
state, therefore a greater burden
fell upon Randall county than
upon any other county in the
Panhandle. and then the Randall
county assessment was not near
the price at which the land was
selling rapidly. But the equal
izatiOn board sits as a board of
equalization and it is their duty
to protect Randallcounty citizens
against unequal state taxes and
hence the material cut in this
years rendition.
The court has taken much of
this week in looking after this
matter, but they have attended
to some other matters, a report
of which is given below, the re-
port being taken from the min
utes Of the court yesterday morn
ing.
The court met Monday morn
ing and took the statutory oath
as a board of equalization.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-18

The walls in the new Lair build
ING on the west side are now up
to the second story and the lay
ing of the joistS will be the next
work. Carpenters are putting
in the fronts in the double brick
building on the southeast corner
of the square. while brickmasOns
are rushing matters on the new
home for the First National bank.
Claude n. Harrison's new S3, 800
home is being rushed as much as
possible 50 thao he may have
possession as soon as possible.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-18
Baptist Aid Society.

The Ladies Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church of this city
elected their officers last Tues
day afternoon at their regular
meeting. Mrs. Il. A. Terrill was
elected president, Mrs. b. T..
Johnson. vice-president. NJ + 5.
Rusk, secretary and Mrs. J. H..
Hall. treasurer.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-18
New Postmistress at Ceta,

According to reports coming
from the Postotfice Department
at Washington, Mrs. NJ. A. HUI
shaw. who has been acting as
postmistress at Ceta, has resign
ed. and Mrs. Della Walters has
been appointed to succeed her.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-18
ChiIdren's Day Service,

At the Christian church in this
city last Sunday night the child
ren's society of the church held
services at which a very inter
esting general program was rem
dcred. The church was crowd
ed and a donation to the work,
amounting to about $50 was
given.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-18

George Abbott has returned
from Memphis and other points
in Tennessee. He was accom-
panied home by his mother, Mrs.
NJ. c. Abbott, and his uncle, l..
b. Abbott, both Of whom live at
Irrelevant, Tenn.
Mrs. Lewis Y. Lester and
daughter. Miss Blanche, made Il
trip to Amarillo Wednesday.
Phone fl when you have an
item of local news.
Ask your grocer or meat mar
1et for City Bakery Mother 5
Bread. .
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-18
Music Class.

Miss Matte Thompson an
that she will teach
summer music class at the home
of a. H. Thompson on West Eve
lyn street. 12tfc
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-18

DECORATION DAY AT Our | HI
l. OurCI othes w deco
drape well and please the H1 HI
Gu stoei The M| HI
sared different the N| HI
ancou tytn pest dths andt
: "
that wehaethe epua O carrying @
ncunNan b from "a
Hart SChaffner & Marx Clothes E7E s. VI H
ayema satisfied utumAt an
urbrsl hng eh especial
n
Mayer 0
made hth etha the lin is mad A Jm
dHk toconn nd
obu won't H nth is "A
tohaeyou c II nc IL
ftN
5 5 As; (&{z<&&4&y '. AS ::::
- - ks4SSS <2zNzIGzzlzZW> N II
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-06-18
Dry Goods
Groceries
HardWa are

If you are in need of any
thing in this line let us show
you our line and name the
price. You will buy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-29
llnhcimlidjcr tynbrgait.

9tem Yorf, 2S. Ge5. -- Die
2eiGe cilcS MonncS bon mittlerenl
Tier lpllroe belitc IN Den Yoroo Der
Baltimore Ohio 9abn" on ser
g2eltieitc III eincnl tSraftpoggun
Der nSllinoiS Gentrol.9obn" Seilm.
rcn, III mcldenI Ger Jobte bic ganie
tSobrt bon Chicago bicrber gemadt
Gnben rnuB. Gr bate iini Sopicn nnb
nrci 9Ddc al mo in ieiueu 1aid,eu
ror8cilnOene Eopierc ergobeu, oaB
et Elm 40.i6briger Seltreiher, gta.
mems &opnc 6. Souoora mar. gl,i,
beroem botte er $t7 in ben Suihen.
Gr battc iih oifenbar in Gbicago er-
bGngt, ebe Der 3ug bon bort abgins.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-29
@lntpcrgicfcu in Gbinatu,uu

Rem Dorf. 20. Gej. - Sm
l!cligen Gbineienoiertel lurrbe Der
15-idbriec 2om Sung Shobmeiiter
Ger v@ciellicbdit Der pier 9riiocr.
eri6olien inb iein 9liiiitent @u 20
Song burt Orei augcln permlmoct
Yer W1mer, melfe ploblid, in 9olu
s{ilng's 3inlmer einbrmigen periib.
ten Die Eat g}ielc Ieieftips unS &c.
li5iiten iino belte III oem betreiicr.
ben Staottbeil eon5entrirt. I'M ben
9!usbrud eines 45ong" 'arieges ,il
ucrhiiteL uno alle perodhtig ousie.
benoen G6iueieu meroen burhiiid)t.
Is perlaitet, ooB Die sip Sing
Son9 @eicllifoit" Die Morber alls
Bolton bierber seid)idt bot. I'M bis
fiir5life Sinridtlus pon iiini ibrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-29
BON cinem ytcaer ermoroet.

Genper Col, 2S. Ge5. 9ie
2eife Der Srml Belle 9lup, @ottin
cineS eilenbobn.9 9ebieniteter, ipllroe
tcltte I'M EIutte Hiper geiuuben. Sbr
Shabcl mar eingeihlagen. 9ie Yoli,
sci iabnoct ouf einen gteger, pclGer
aeIiern 9lbeno in slbpeienbeit oes
5atten Der 6rou III Die 9iitp' 'ihe
Wobnling cin5lbringen perilldJte, ie.
opd) Ole 6llldt er9rifi ais bic 1Srall
ollf i'm icuerte. iSrml Hilp gina oar.
olf ans, Inn Die Yoli5ei 81 Siilie il,
rnien imo mllroe nidt luieoer lebeno
dcieben gaie ibre ailber crjGblen,
lctrte Der 9te9er bulo noh Cutter
ming Der ,Srou 5uriid mo ranbte
$l2, ionic olle @egenitinoe non
Mertb, peld)e er i'm 0nuie auiiinocl
fonnte. Dtnn permiltbct bab oies ge.
ld)ab, nadbem CT ole Wutter Der
ainoer eridIagen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-29
&inocr crlci6cn Slammcutuo

Guboi& ga. %. Ic5. - Sic.
ben Nin0cr inn 9llter Don 5mci bis 81
5m0!i ,Snbrcn lrllroen III Der les'
ten Nad)t 81 looe pcrbrolmt imo
rrei erpohicnc Eerioncn crlittell lc'
benSgefGbrlid)c Scrlebllngeu. olS Die
Mobulng beS @rubenorbeiiero Stc.
pban NronoafD 81 SpfesoiIle, Ea.,
robe bier, in 9rono gerietb llno to.
tai seriiort Uuroe. glnc Spier muren
9!ualGnocr. Sed)s Der lieben ainocr
rorcn Wtit1lieber Der tSonlilie 9rp.
npsfD ilno ooS liebente gcborte ei-
ncn Aoltgdnger. 9ronosfp ielbIt,
leine ,Srni lno Der aoitgdnger
iprangen ans einenI tSeniter bes
5pciten StodmerfS iino puroell
itper perleBt. IoS 1Seuer mur3e
hlrh einen 6u itorf gebei5ten Oieil
perilriadt. Sleid) noh oem 2lils-
hruh beS 9ranoes crplooirte Elm III
hem Sauic beiinolibes 11Bhen
SprengpuIuer uno bic Grploiion
ncbtc ollc Teriuhe jur Hettlng Der
&inocr pergeblih.
Fratt, SIS, %. Ge5. - @Gb.
reno Srul &enrp 9lanton Geitern
oui Der Strabe nit elmer Nahborin
tIouOertc, inb lie ploblib 81 ibrcni
Sd)sseeeaen belle ,Slanlnen ans ibrenl
Mauie, bireft gegenilber bon Der
Rerooriflaaen. Irei fleine ainoer
teIanoen iiA III Der @obnung unb
cs mar unmoalifl. lie III rettcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-29
Sdooner rNsettie Champion" pon
Der Wiannjdlaft uerlaiicn.

9torfolf Ta.. %. 9e5.-Gapi,
ten Glnn pom britiideu Iompfer
.Mobionce," melhcr ans Soponuab,
Ga, bier anlungte, berihtete, oaB er
50 0teilet BON aop Soenrp Den orei.
nnltigeu Sdooner .Hettie Gbum-
pion," Gupt. Slopo, ii6tete, ,uel6er
am %. Ie3enrber nit eincm aargo
&onbol5 Don 9orfelf nod Nep-Oert
dbgina. Der Sbooner mar bnporirt
unb pon leincr Wonnitait uerloiien,
uio ulle llnltGnhe oellteten an oof
lid Die Scttere ill GROCER GiIe mli
e;ncn Boot eingeldiiit botte. "a Der
9nmpfer .Rnbionce" rur einen
fuoppcn Gorrotb &oblen bate, 10
fonntc er oen Sdyooner nidt in
S0lepptnu nebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-29
&pblenitaub GrploiiOn t6otet bie,
9irbcitcr.

Gcntrolio, Sis, 2s. Ce5 --
%icr 8crAIcutc murbcn bcl,tc IN Scr
3ehe 9ir. ), 5luei DiciIen iiioIih pol,
bier, onrh cue aoblcnitoub Grplo.
lion, mcIdc mlI boS 9lbielern einca
SprcnalbltlieS iolQtc, gctootct 3it
@rlbe, iuelbc crit icit einem Sabre
Ill 9etrieb lit, ml,rOe erbeblih be.
ld)ooigt. Gborle9 Carlton, elmer Der
Wctootetcn, perlor lnei Neriuonote
bllrh Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III
Gberrp, ,SllS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-29
Baltimore yRn, Mitwod, 29 9e,ember 1909
Dtitglieoer, lpelhe mebrere Wlitglies
Der Der .Sn 2eong Eong Beiel-
itiluft" crmorOct buttcu. III rihct.
Sin 9lppca al bic Nrcimnmrer.

NOni&Oille, Mp, 2S. Nc5. =
Gic tSanlilic aeIlner bcaoun bcutc,
IN cinen lesten Beriltbe. cine Splu
ron ibrer por orei @ohen eutiiibr.
ten, tleillcn 5ohter allmu 81 erlou.
Gcu, Die 9lbienolnlg bon 0ilnoitrci'
ten an sic 0'roBiefretdre allcr 6rei.
luolrer.BroBlogen III ocn Ser.
Stoaten mo Canada. Die @rob.
logeu iuerOen 0nriu eriut,t, alleu IT,.
rcE Gini!liB uli5uluenoen. I'm mo-
ni60lib oo3 gcrnllbte 3inb 3l fin0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-29
NnSlicicruna aeiurocrt.

Irenton ~ %. Gej. -
@ollperne,lr Sort unter5eihnete beli-
tc Gofiinente, nelbe Die Hep. Dorfer
&eboroe ouiforoern Die 81 Nelp.
S)orf IN Soft befinblihc 5rall Sncao
lro Sral Martin lucgcn Der ouaeb.
lid 5u SItsSrongc, u. g.. uerilbteu
Grmororn9 Der sSroll Scep Snenb
on Die Scborbe bon 9telu' Sericp ans.
juliefern. Tie Iofluncnte pcroen
tclltc 9lbcno Dem @oup. Sugbcs
uon 9telu.}urt ,llNcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-29

Seren giebt es oieIe. IS iinb Dor aGem htc
Wn9en' ober pebertrnnfen, oeneu eae rnbeIoic
oercn bpsnrtipen SDnipiomen friren ju laiien.
Ole rubige ueberleeung ntnmt. ginait fidl
IN iolden tSdllen nciperdter 0ltur. oes einSiaeu
uniebbaren Witiels Der ct. Sernare arduter.
pinen, 6li 6eoienen. Die fir nir % Gents III
dlen apotbefcr 81 bGben iiilo unb icbon nielen
ldn'enoeH gebolten babei. Inltfen lie bon Bon.
tlus 81 Ri!ulus; bon eterl AIrpfuider uno
EEnf'dlber 5nn, anoeteii. bis lie erid6pit 5us
annlen bre6en. (ToRi1r .1&ga)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-29
Oalgen oroBts ibm.
Sett 1T rr Witalicb OcS Scnats Se,
@er. Staaten.

&onian aus Der ShInBperiooe oc5
@iir0crtricge5. - Senotor Gor,
bun Don Miliiilippi mar ser BE,
tbeiliglutg bc0 OiorOcompIotS 1e.
gen slbrobalH Gincoln peroSdtigt.
Gin Sberit Der llnion9urmec bali
ihnL icine lInId)ul0 81 bcpeilcn.
nod 5ehn &in0er erlcioen
SIulumcntoO IN Der @ohnlng i'll
rcr Gltcrn. - &rieA in 9fem,
S)nrter Gbincieupiertel. -- allnu
aeIlncr'0 SoluiIic r,iit SoiiIic ber
tSrcinlolrcr.
" en- pbi@, 9cnm.. 2S. Sea. -
gSic 0oo bIcligc Nlott n9teDa Sni.
nitor" nlittbcilt Itnno Gbcrit Soucs
@orbon bon Sfolenu. Will, lpelher
locbcn bon @ouperucllr gsocI ols
NudfolHcr oeS perltorbeilcn Y. 5.
WcSouril sum 9mbcSicnotor fir
UtiI'ilIippt crnumlt morben lit, ieincr
Belt I'M Gcrooht, an Der TeribDo-
riug betbeiligt gepeicn 5u icin, mel
die III Der Grnlorolug Nbrabont Gin
cplna oilrh :. @iltes gootb rellll.
tirtc, mo cine 9clobnuno bon $1O,s
coo iuor fitr ieinc %erbaitlln0 tnot
ooer lcbcnoiA ulS9ecBt. Gr entflob
bci'nl Shllllc oeS 9iirgcrfricgcS
nod CANADA lnb biclt iid mcbrere
W'onutc bort oilf, ebe CT cS iuogtc, III
lcinc !Seilnotb 5uriidjufebren. @1b.
reno elmer Der Selb5ii9e in &irginien
bate Shcrit @oroon SGbel nit Oeln
SbcrIten zines llnioniltcn &opollcs
ric.9icgiments gctrell5t, iuo bcioe Sts
ii5iere lpllroen in Dem 3rpeitanplc
pcrluunbct Sp1tcr muroen tic ie.
ood parmc 6rcunbc. @propn idrieb
BON Canada ans un lcinen friibcrcn
g8iocrind,cr, llnb orildte III belnVricfc
ocn Wllnid ans, rad Saulc 5llriid'
tebren 81 tonnen, bo Der 1cgen i'm
lhlpcbenoc Scrbod)t cin total llnge-
redtfertigtcr lei. Der lllioniiteu-
Sbcrft unbnr 9fiifiprodc. nut bern
General GidS, pclher bonlols Die
Sruppeu in Nelp Dorf llno llnlqc.
cnng bcfcbIgte, ullb erlon9te cineu
Sob fir @oroon, melt' Scbtcrcnl CT
5rgleid) Den 9iotb crtbeilte. nod gtciu.
9orf 81 fomnlcn uno iid) 81 eraeben.
@oroon fam Dem Gotblflugc ieineS
Nlteu Gr.Tcinbes notb llno eS ges
lang ibnl, hcn General Iids 5u iiber-
5c,l9en, baB CT uolliq unihllbia on
Dem Wtorocomplot gc9en bcn Yrali-
bentcu Sincolu mar. Gr nubm Damn
Den Gib Der 5reue iiir Die ltuipl hilo
fcbrtc noh ieiler Scintuth IN Gbida.
lam GorntD 5uriid, 100 er ieitbcm
Qeiuobnt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-29
Sbe Wsarblaao Sauinss Banf,
shbpsit.tsde Baltimore. nnb Guu,wsree.strabe.
Vnltinpre Mih

Baltimore, Orb.
Ger iungc WaHu bon hcute tpirb I'm Surtb.
fdbnlit perfdDpenoeriidp uno ertrapagant lpbaib
fr Sjclo peroient. 6r alduht. odb er, p6ne
fidiidt anf eiHeI Gnbr, cbeuio piel perfpen,
ben muB, pie onbere iunee Qeufe, poer er bi,
oct 'id eiI Mat utinnliCb p6ne Die bon ibul
nuiirelcn 81 i5nnen er ocnft nidt barau. Dob
cine, t6einhare @letnieiett, iuenM seipart, il.
meniAsn 2abrtrl Elm Snneomcnt fir cine lpdiere
rfennen, sub: gsrr Stu Cent nint sbft, 1T bfS
Spllare ri1it iucrtb.
=, 90 III beS ecttdft Der p@'arHlanb anuinas
Sani," gripntniile An .perpaItcn. sic tbnt
eies ~ einer 2Deiic, Die i5r eile iidre Stenung
inter her Sinan5sSnttiui,n oes eauocS ge.pcu
nen bot.
Elm 8nItimore's Sanpiitrabe eeleaen. 9deud
otten bon 10 bis 3 lltr. Sumitag bis 0 llUr
HbeneS, Seffnet ein Gonto beuie, iuenn aud,
nur nit ST.
@e'pdbnt Gu6i has spareu at.
Yeamtc:
Nr. "a. GIulo, IrGiiocni
Guniiucriielo @ulomiu, 9icesGr1iibcnt
Sauarn Z. gpilliame, Sbubmeier
Wa!ter 8. SUpf, Siliss Ghnbr:eltcr
9ifdiaro VI. Snpal, glnipnlt
Sirctipren:
Sumrcrfieln paIopin, I. 1lob 1'gss
2Olepb .. 9hesneD, 1Sofbun G. Aawltnos
&ounro I. 29illidms Ridaro Vi. @uo1l,
4. gllbert puebes, Guroon a. Rnine
gS. Z. y. IulanO, Tlpigbt ~ AiaidmIpu,
s3in. gS Glono.
(globis-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-29
@icr5ebniGbriser besebt SelbItmpro

Solebo, g., 2S. Ee5. - Scr.
nlorn Differ, ein uier5ebni1hriaer
Sobn Sobn 6. Miller's. plroe bentc
III Den Seller einaeiperrt, neil er lid,
gelueiaert bate. icincr Mutter eincn
Gimer poll goNer 3u bolen. 9olb
furaui fano man i'm ais 9eite on
clnent Gilerbalfeu b1naeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-29
Haiiaaierc be5aIlcn Sabrgclo uur
gctrctcu hes Waadpns.

| Hon Samiaa, ben I. 9annar, all peroeu bic
| Suo=dsnunaenier" .sS19AoIe bon Der uunlteo
MGipaps az \ 9ieetrlf Somp9no" aut eer Rerh'
=. Sic 9enusilna oteer Ari 2Suggons erlrlb9'
iht cs Der gdbi, ,GnmpHGnie. tbrei Boaeiereit
lbnclIete Vefbroernng nno me9r BequemIibtetl
bei'm 5abren nnter ,pr6bcrer 5iterbcii 5u ae-
ben, ais oies ourdh Nenllpuns ireero elmer dlt.
oereu !tri. 92aeaolls 81 craieien 1T.
Sureb Die inieliaeuc. Aeibiilie oes PubIi'
lutrn eS Der eompaae. ermbglt6t. ben Stan.
b6Giic Shie. ole bisber i'm Strabcnbabnoienil
erreiUt luuroe 81 hrlnAen.
Hcaeln fir E.sM. .0.-G. WaNguns.
W,an bcieiee ben g&opGou rilr ou,cb Die bin
iere FlniiIprnI anf Der mil ran" indriir!etT
Sreppc
Dinu buIte ben aeuancn eeiraa oeS Sabr-
aebcs in Der 0aub itnO oepouire oeneIben i'll
oem ,Sdbraelbs,tlieIt. Wtan bate ,Sabtlaric
oocr lrdnsfer (eHtfaIicil unb 9che itc oenr
Dian inroere 1ransfcr bel aejabluno heS
Subraeoes. Eerioneit oic Slnsiunft pinIden
ODER Gieo aeipe6ielf bHben ,pcllen, iouien I6,
an ons dlber'ie Suoc Der Klattiorm tielleH.
nm nltoerel Ruiiueieren bic on5 aenllte SuJrs
oeo heteen 3utrii ju ben ySaagono 8u ocs
'initen.
Raagiere miilic,i oeu 9saoson bon Der Bor.
Ser!uire aus, hber pie init rcnt" narfrie
lreppe per1iisn. 2lc fleine 0nieribiire nn
Der rcbien Seie III etn Iuihsstueeano sScnu
inr HennBlinp ac5piln0eH. nerlaiic man oelt
Naaopn olircb oen gblbeil oee GpilouFteura
uno ftegc bon Der tHi Snt" marfirteu Jreppc
ar
ra es njtbig III, beioc @Initiormen fir Civ.
ltno gtbiieiaeu Der &Giiu9ierc irei ~ balien.
III Hautben nirht qeiioiiei Eadeie hrieit Mot
AMI Der binieren Raitform gcIniien perocn.
Limited Railpays g. electric
Company.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-23

You farmers and prospectors
stop and think. Cotton 12H cts
and going higher. l have for
sale One Farm in seven miles of
Dillon, containing over 200 acres,
90 in cultivation, 20 in first class
timber, balance easily cleared, no
waste land, and nice four room
residence, barn, stables and two
tenant houses. On good road.
Price $3.50 per acre. Title per-
fectly clear. Terms Easy. Land
in two years will be easily worth
$500 per acre. Now if you want
a rare bargain and one that will
pay you to invest in look at this.
Joe Cabell Davis.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-23

For sale to quick buyer one
nice Cottage in best residence part
of the City. Four rooms. Kit
chen, Pantry and Bath Room,
First class servant House on lot,
a bargain. Price reasonable.
Terms Easy. Joe Cabell Davis,
Mgr.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-23

| have several good houses and
lots to sell to good colored people
at reasonable prices. Investigate.
Joe Cabell Davis, Mgr.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-23

LAUNDRY - The Floi ence
Steam Laundry is the best in the
state. Its motto is excellence.
The we'll dressed man can dress
better if the Florence Steam Laun-
dry does his work. Customers
are required to pay cash. Leave
laundry at Murphy Bros. and il
will be delivered back to you.
Frank McCormac.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-23

The public is cordially invited
to come and inspect our immense
line of fashionable millinery.
Pattern and ready-to-wear hats
on display Tuesday and Wednes-
day, September 2Sth and 2eth.
Courteous attention to all. L. G..
Brady Co.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-23

Nice six Room House in elegant
residence section. Kitchen and
out houses attached, large lot
plenty of shade. A rare bargain
to quick buyer. Terms to suit
Joe Cabell Davis, Mgr.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-23

The cream of the New York
markets will be shown at L c.
Braddy Co.'S. millinery opening
Tuesday and Wednesday, Septem-
Der 2Sth and 29th. Each hat n
dream of beauty in itself.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-23

See our millinery opening. Let
us show you our Ladies' Tailor
Made suits and Skirts. Morris
Fass.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-23

l.. c. Brady Co.'S line of pat
tern and ready-to-wear hats sur
pass is anything ever shown in
Dillon: Opening days Tuesday
and Wednesday, September 2Sth.
and 29th.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-23

Now is the time to buy you a
Home or Farm. | am Offering
this month one nice five room
dwelling, two pantrys, out house
and two story barn and
stables. Lot 90 X 15O, in eleg-
ant Ieighborhood. Price $4,000.
Terms to suit Dillon Ins Agency.
Joe Cabell Davis, Mgr.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-23
Statement of condition of
THE BANK OF DILLON

located at Dillon, 5. @.
at the close of business Sept. 9Th, 1909.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts 327, $751; Id
Overdrafts 3,129.78
Bonds Stocks owned by bank IL, ,96C. 70
Banking House 4,5O0.O
Furniture and Fixtures 1.577.27
Other Real Estate $4,000
Due from Banks and Trust Cos. SO, ,407. .85
Currency 3,821.O0
Gold 1890
Silver and other Coin 877.97
Checks and Cash Items 1870. .76
Total 423, ,961.7 ~
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid In 100000
Surplus Fund 100000
Undivided Profits. less Current
Expenses and Taxes Paid 24,752.4o
Individual Depts. subject to =
check l33, 1895
Time certificates Of Deposit IS ,475. AZ
Notes & Bills Rediscounted 100000
Bills payable, including GER
tificates for money borrowed 100000
Reserve Fund 100000
Total 423,961.77
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA So.
County Of Marion
Before me came W. T. Bethea, Cash
ier of the above named bank, who, be-
ing duly sworn, says that the above and
foregoing statement is q true condition Of
said bank, as shown by the books of
said bank.
w. T. Bethea.
Sworn to and subscribed for before me
this 18th day Of Sept. 1909.
Maurice Manning
~ Notary Public.
Correct---Attest
a. J. q. Cottingham
Wade Htackhouse Directors
=. w. Bsshea
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-23

Poll tax 81. 90. Every male citi-
zen from ri to go years is liable
except Confederate soldiers, who
do not pay after so years, and
those excused by law.
]. D. MONTGOMERY, County
Treas. Sept-11.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-23

Fayetteville Steam Laundry
Guarantees to do your work salts
factory. Give us a trial.
Geo. Brunson, Agt.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-23

We expect a big business this
Fall and have bought the great
est line of Merchandise ever
shown in this section.
Ell. Moore & Co.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1909-09-23

E. L. Moore & Company will
show the greatest line of shoes for
Ladies, Men and Children they
have ever shown. Don't fail to
see them before buyings
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-22
Dr.. Frank. Harold bWStepping
On a Match Damages
His Machine.
PREPARING GO TO DAYTON
MATCH THREW A SPARK AS HE
WAS POURING THE "JUIcE" In
PUTS FIRE OUT WITH AID OF
GARDEN HOSE.

with q crack Of match and fash
Of fame, the new automobile Of DR..
Frank Harold became encircled by fire
% he was filling the gasoline tank last
evening. DR.. Harold was anxious to
Join the local delegation to Dayton to-
day. His machine had been nicely
cleaned and oiled, so the run could be
made In record time. AS the gasoline
was being poured into the tank. the
doctor stepped on a match which
CHANGED to be on the floor. The match
threw a spark and the gasoline fumes
Immediately ignited.
The machine appeared to be in dan
ger OF destruction, when with great
speed the physician ran into the yard
and grabbed the garden hose, which
happened to be attached to faucet.
A stream of water was turned on the
machine and the flames extfnguished,
but not until the front of the car had
been damaged badly.