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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
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The ms~-i suaEsssrtapt canzpalgu
IN The HISTORY ~ Csssorasto \
drawing 10 csss.e aud esa tks
ss--ssls ~ the ss,sctis,a a--yes<s- ttss
e-sssveranc~ trosa corruvs r,sssst,-
cal nsachss~ ruiz, or the absolute
desssssast,esa N ss~.s,sal cory,orat%
sss.r~ets IN pst,hc afiair- for
sn.sslhsr two y~ers.
The kv.< ~ the y.s,lstrsal t.ar-~
and ward seslsr are at stake. II
the snItIstIye aud r..isr.adum Is
wrstteu into cur state c.,n.fI,u-
tsesa tlsecesruv,tsoa e,f thsss para
ss's. e'a the t~S'dy Es'lstic i- ge,a~
The adog,tson eS the anssaduseut
usease that No usatter what VIC
ss'u- ts~s ars I'assed by the cor
ruF'tsd k.gsslat ur~ the Tsrov,ls will
have the right To- y,sse oa tkeus
and turR thesn down Its ad1,,-
tssra asesRs that nsessures ttsr
tke scspsOssic twsttermeut ~ ths
state can ls Put oa The statute
tsssssks by the Bssoysls thessssavss
~tsea their Representatives lad
to sss~t The ys,pular slsussnd.
The bHitbatiys and rpteveudum.
as a part II our constitution
usesRs that an honest upright
man can te seat TO the Lsg,als-
tur~ and returDs-d to his hoa.e
With hls reputstioR aud hossor
nntarHlshed by the l,lighting
hand II the hrltr giver, for even
a crook would ise afraid To DO
those things he would willingly
do without the restraining infiu-
eRce a the rsSerendum. The
arnesdlnent will t~ a check ON
the pul,lic acts ~ q dishonest
pat.l,e servant aud ks~p the up
right man in the straight aud
harrow path.
The corporate interests are
spending money lavishly to pre-
vent the adoption of the initia-
tive and rvierendum aud il is up
to the people to protect them
stsiver by adopting II. corpora
tions do not put money Into a
campaign without profit ON
the investment and the greater
the profit the less money will the
a average citizen have to spend for
food and clothes.
Think the matter over, Mr..
Democrat or Republican, and -ee
If you cannot find in this cam
paien something more import
amt than a party name. when
YOU go into the booth ON elec-
tioa day first put a cross where
IL will register yoar vote for the
amendment and then vote for
Your party candidates, if You
think they are better than those
of the other party, but square
yourself first with your common
se.nse and your conscience.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
oallR eQloGllA

Tk~ usssr. ". t,..k at that con
-'sssusss,aal sus.adus-ai to re-
tund a uasis,s.a ~ sls-xal state
~arrsuts. aud g,ay -ssuss-atas4g
over a usslhe,u snf.r.-~t oa th~sa.
the kzs- ". hske 1T. The thing has
t~ea coa-s-i~nily voted do~n
thss~ tiuss--. Two YEAR. ago the
vote IN t,snnIssn ce,upty sg,s,n u
Mas tss' against. 5ss, tor Aud
that tsnss the proposition wss
e'ssiy Ia paw -s,Iae bur husdred
Thousand dollars interest. which
warrant hs,l<i.sr. w.r. only te,o
glad to- get.
fhs- trip they want over twice
as much They say the state.
crsets, " suffering. Mayt~.. t,ut
Cs'sorsdo " tairiy prosperous.
Thy ssy these excess Warrant.
sssusd by ~kol,t..r Seventh w~r.
tor vslu~ r-etved. only hsis
trus. Tkerc Mas t,g graft in
THE tsussRs~e tw-;ause IL va.
kRo~s thou that the wsrraats
wesv Ire'asatay had n those
Servants ave made ksgsl thi.
neat hx'aastare may do the
sAuse thing trusting To IN easy"
ss~rtorsts 10 pay the bIlIs, any
way LET IL t,e resaesnl~re.d that
ts0th Governor koutt and GOV
erBor Waite veta~.d measures
sisnilsr to- the thrsr already vot-
esi down and the one we are ASK
nd To vote upon at this coming
etsction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
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- - - 4U1g = -
Sssersl s-psslsc~a p@pssr sksoset
tue Dosuss4n sscssoG of Cosassdo o.
sos carry tbs usas< 81 J o. Russars
NAM are a the epsasos sAss sAe
repuklsca0s ass pSrpe~riy oossssas
the ssase hscss~e tk~y knes 80 shs
usase ef -fsAsserT ~ N So ssD VI
Tbs ssask nssa. tke ssn< - . - -
IN the tsc~ ~ s.bsil
y h. fs4sser. sepshlscss casA-
dsse for ises,essnf goSesuas. y sas<
ostssr tlsn ose IT the eresssss ssse-
us'es The hoaeseekes~ 81 thse sasse
ever had IL wa- he wiho ~se Ios6sss
"a hs- demands tss the kssssaG sys-
,em IL was he ~he d~ssan<ts4 skSi
the goseraaest ieece sts ka9AssR
oa the plSsne sesr Gp~ei~y sad aaAss
ssct.oa. skss the lsads ssseAs ~
Iessed ~ tke btG ssex,Ausa Il -
SECTION h sss ~ wke d-~ssAsd
the stsove vkss lasss drssa4,Rusu0
have shosa sAss thss sssssoa a -
sssse wsn s~pVost sAossasds a Aaae
ssskers ssd Asse 10 ssGsA e<96sa-
sbs hsiaG ed Aeppy Aaos. b -
j. n. fSsaser. whe demasAs1 ~
teessAH svssssa IN ske tsGs a -
tsct sh~s shs pssssss kss.s ksslAsss
81 this sssAe are stssaa1sely epVaspd
10 IL.
Who was IT tAss 6sua sx,k ~ ~
bssses Il G'aasd fsschA N Csas-
rsaos
II vss .. n. Ps,ases ed -
others II his cslstses, al sssoss u
The ssssll csasIs men cad sks ksas-
ssekess
Perhaps thsa is the sssssa sks~
republican pApsss do ma psiss Ais
name in their l'ss a sepsblicsa Co.
didates foT sss>e office.
No other Fessoa can h~ sssseusd
for the oR.ss,oa sad the vaesss Il
this sectloa are Row coavlaes6 sAst
the republicans ere trying 10 wort q
ssnooth game and try 70 have . .sa
elected, who 10 an enemy of the small
stock men and the homeseeker
Stephens, himsh, csndidsse fos
governor, and n. Stevens Sad
Judge Orr. repabIicsn candidates nor
congress-. are well knowu fiRchot
adm,rers. hot appsvwssly they cSs
Herod Herod in putting . msH hike
Painter ON the list for the sscosd
most prominent Office,
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
AAnoss
No aIs

sGaTs /; ga,,, 2 ~ ssss,.ss. G9LosAi'o' So No. MIA
10 the County Court
A Mey~ p'"'"''H
The Adams Prospect st tASoNs
ng Company of Cola-
RADIO, Defendant.
The People ~ the state 81 Colorado.
To The Adams Prospecting compsny. - ,olo
RADIO. the dcfendant above named GRtfIl>G
hoa are hereby regn,red 10 sppear N an sc,
piHintih, in the County Court OF tfunbison
County, state ~ Colorado. and answer the
complaint therein within twenty days after the
service thereof IL served within this county ;or.
u served out OF the county. or by publication.
within thirty days after the service thereof, ex-
elusive 81 the day ~ service; or Judgment by ne.
ianlt will be taken against you according to the
prayer 81 the complaint. And II copy II the
complaint ~ the above entitled action he not
served with this summons, or " the service
hereof he made ooi 81 this state. then ten days
additional 10 the time herein bs.fore specified
TOR Appearance and answer will be allowed be-
lore the taking OF Judgment hs default a.
The said action is brought ~ require the
defendant company To set forth the nstore 81
,i- interest o. claim 10 The nonnts,n uh'ss
the EIk Mountain Mining District, Gubnison
County. and state ~ olora ado and that IL b..
sdludeed by decree OF TINS Court that SAID
defendent has no estate or interest whatever in
or to sud claim or any part thereof that the
plaintiff j. the IN fee simple 81 said
pvemises free aud clear ffpm all claims OF de
fendani and that defendant, any per
son holding or claiming under ~, he forever
barred from asserting any claim thereto ad
verse To- plaintiff and that plHiutH have such
further relief ss the nsture of bis in equity
may require. will more fully appear from
the complaint in said action to which reference
Is here mad. aud which l. now on file Ia said
Court.
And YOU are hereby not fled that II Won "a to
APPEAR. snd To answer the said complaint a.
above required the plaintiff will cause your
default g. be entered herein aud then proceed
10 Judgment against you NJ prayed tor IN said
complaint.
Given under my hand and Seal Of said Court
at Gunnison, IN SAID County. this 26th day of
septemb bsr, A ID. 1910.
HA GEO HETHERI NGTON
Judge aud Aetng Clerk.
Published Oct. ~ Nov. n, ifa0
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

Montroes ERtervrise. = s'asse
his IN your hst: The y..ssy,l~ II
dorado viii ss's g~t w'hst tkes
want w Bsrssgresssve vv<0rnss by
siectsag y rvvsal'sscsR kxsslst urs
The rey'at'lscaRs arv saOFe divid
I'D on ttssse pvxtprHss than tks
iemaerats. II the dssuesrst. |.
have ts.en unable TO do much IN
This hn~ Tor this reason how can
we exI~st anything more from
the reput,iicaRse Listea' Ne
can { get these Ev<orms by ekst-
lng a repata,csn sssa.dy t.casss
he Is a r~y,at'l,csR any more than
We can get thesa by etss,ting n
temocrat s1mTly tsssauss he is a
dsmocrat. II We get them thru
our legislature ut all We will get
them tscause We have eks.ted
legislators who stand for those
reforms after elsstioa as we'll rs
before, r~gardIss- as to the party
banner under whsch they sail.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
NJ ns~saAus ''TusuniuA Ceuowy
0aeasins"

Not since the fifties Of the lsst
century has the conscience II ske
nation been so aroused on political
and civic affairs as at the pvesspt
time. And what Horace GFeeley' q
Tribune wss 10 that great awaken
ing, The Twentieth Centsry Masa-
zine is TO the present uprising OF the
people against the despotism Of
privileged wealth and political ma
chimes From the Atlantic TO the
Pacific. in city and state as well as
nation, the people are in revolt, and
the Twentieth Century is the out
spoken champion, and. 10 a large
degree, an effective promoter Of this
revolt In every issue are papers
that are invaluable to those who are
lighting for the restoration of the
sovereignty OF the people and against
corruption, iBefhciency and reaction
in the government.
la the November issue United
States Senator Jonathan Bourne, Jr +,
contributes an admirable article en-
titled The Conservation of Popular
Sovereignty, showing how in Direct
Legislation the people have a
thoroughly practical remedy for the
present evils The Rebellion
Against Privilege in Colorado" by
William Macleod Raipe, is one Of
the most inspiring Of the present day
chapters in the history OF the eman
elpatlon of American mun,cipalities
'Ought the Railroads to Raise their
Rates?' by +. Lincoln IIutchins,
formerly assistant chief If the DI-
vision of Statistics and accounts If
the Public Service Commiss on, Al
banv, New York, 10 another su,hori-
tstlve paper of special value The
Municipal Bakery of Budapest"
gives an instructive practical lllustra-
ton Of how various Old World cities
are meeting pressing economic ques-
tions in q practical and efficient man
ner
Mr.. Flower 10 never more interest
ing than when he deals with the
lives of those he respcts and ads
mlres, and in this issae he contrib
utes thoroughly delightful paper
entitled Edwin Msrkha Man and
Poet in the Making" winch is pro-
fusely Illustrated. "Eclecticism' is
the title of an Illuminating paper on
the theory and practice OF one Of the
three great medical schools Of this
land, prepared by Professor A. F.
Stephens. NJ ID, leading eclectic
educator and physician Among
other papers Of interest are Is
Socialism Becoming Opporranist
by Edward Slade, "Ecopomic In
crease" by " H. wilgoe, and Med
zeal Monopoly the Foe 10 Progress
and Human Rights, by b. %
Flower
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
pTslgs YkVsyfss saIF

WHEREAS. " " OuteHlt. grsntor by his
Trust Deed dsted o-toher l2th, 1905, and
r-corded IN the office oi the olsrk and He
corter Of Gunnisan County, Coiorsdo, in
Book no at Page 80 conveyed "a the Public
Trustee Of said ounty the following land in
=. MY " I, 81 IS :. =. q and %" " 4 ais s 4
q \. . Z. v K q i " and = :. !. j
See. -, Twp, so, \. x. y. \ NJ NJ. Also
Lot number "a in Block number I in Orig-
nal town of Gunnison. Also all rights aud
interests now held or that may he hereafter
acquired in the ditch. bitches. water and
water rights oi every nature aud description
used or which may hereafter be used f"r the
irrigation OF the above mentioned land or
any part thereof. in trust. 10 secure one priB-
cipal note 81 even date with said trust deed
Tor 81 Oup aNabte ~ Clara Bei,el guard
Ian of Irene Bi.bel four wears after date one
principal note of even date with said trust
deed Tor 81 loo PAYABLE 10 Charles l. Biebs
tour wears after date, one principal note of
even date with said trust deed Tor $500 pay
able to Theresa " Biebel three wears after
aate one principal note 'f even date with
said trust deed iar $500 payable to Clara
Biebel three years after date. with interest
on all of said notes from date al the rate ~
essht per cent per annnm. pay se'. -em'-an an n,
Pey sbs u Clara Bieh.l NJ Guardian whi,h
kss been psid and cancelled and part Of
above described land. to-~it the p. |, of
=. ". 1, of See. N, Twp -. \. r. W. hss
hseA reiessed
AND WHEREAS. Default has been mad.
nv the said grHat8r In said Trust deed. IA
the performance of the covenants and eondi-
sions Imposed upon him by the terms of said
rrus, Deed. in this. to-wit: that said xrsnteF
has fsiied to paw said four principal 4 orss
when due. and Tailed 10 pay part of the semi
ANIMAL interest due said principal notes
AND WHEREAS The legal holders of the
indseteslu.ss r.pr-ssnred by said notes hs We
MED with said fuhiie Trustee notiee and d.
nsasd in writing de.-iaring said default and
es~s-tine IN ieelars IN. whole dsbt represrBi
ed hy said four notes. eNf-ptinG tive pay
meats agxrega ting 81 . x on said nots pay
obis ro Clara Bi.h.i. and interest thereon 10
8ate 81 esle due and PeYshle and dtmsnd-
ing the saie Of said land under said 1rust
Dped
WOW THEREFORE,. N0ri.s is her,.hy given
that puv~uant 20 said ns5ties si.erion and
drnand. and under and Nv virtue s,f the su-
thority vested in ~ said Trust Deed and
the law H. Annie VI pownsy. Public rrusree
ssf said County viii s-.h the above d-.crfbeS
iaBd excepting ssis ~ y ~ : " = ~
s<e. n. fDr essh, al public sHrtion ~ the
highest hidd.-r. al the w-0t fruur door nf the
Comfy Court Hou-s In GunBi-on IN ssif
Coesty. on Tu~~isy the 22nd dsy of >overi-
ber 1910. at To o 'cioet IN the 'es--aoor ~ ssfd
dav. for the purpose ~ paying -sid note,
Interest and expenses ~ this sale end viii
give 90 the purrhss~r th---ss c~rrihnst- q
~ Hu-rks~ rh~--fssr 10 provided by law
Dated o~toh-r ooTh. 1910.
a~saF n Dow~sS.
Public TruSt~- ~ Gunnieon County. Colo.
Sso HyrHEEfssTo~.
A>AJ Arvy fpr hs,id~-u IL said noseo
FfYt Pustratfon. OFT n 1910.
I.ast Pubiicasfon Nov IL 1910
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

Buildings TO the value of more
than o 10000 have been built or
are under proven Of construction at
the various sease institutions These
are enduring monunents in brick
and stone to the capeclty Of the
peeos1t democratic sdRinistration
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
csnniseo Te~n OFFICERS.

C.onisoo To~n Offsoers-
hasssr t n ts.siiA-
fi'frk " -rhustz. Sr
Tr-asarar orsn
Nsr-sai y s-nnsssz
poifce Mac i-trsts ! Lesisy
sttssrney y, n We9sssor
hr.lrh Officer. bt y hysst
Irs-s-ss u y hsslssr : 4 Irlse. flmsr
= usillss. tss-. 6ss-er, NJ X kssin. NO.
isaa
The Board m--l~ the an-s Ts--s,~s u sash
asosths
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
GsHu Ueo1lllIu0
Co~Snxr OFFICERS.

CosSn<S ls<fscers~
assssts ia-s sad k>soTiisr q : hs-ssS.
Tr---arrr Aasse n J.ss~s.es
sssri9 Pa Hzus.1
Assessor a n Ti.0ss~e
Surveyor y ~sssfA
foss., stSsxses- =. : .sss.
fssssts 5ss%re. ts-, = 0stise~isssrtssBs
laasty tars,sor. - Ds-s~rz
ArDs5 pi-trsnt Att.srssrS B Nesrs.sr
fBlsty tosss. s--ss<ssr s<s bsst-sct y f..sssss
'ss.st5 fossss Tad Dsstfiat Eisssr WlIng
ossa1s csruss.isss.ssssr srs bs-triat Nhss-s
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

COAL. COAL, COAL,
Parsons a Fereuson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

-.ii'esalssy IN she Gauss ~ easas.,Ss
tna s-neres- csse fs tue sntorts-
aaie cIarss~ II she state has bee1
be poi'ey If the Shas1osh sdmls,s-
irassoa. bot IN sne "a siser II pes-sIsl
sEpcn-s-s fa shem~ssases they hsse
aaen econeaIesi ~ sse posss 81 par
s,HaSsy. Per tue hrws t.as~ an toe
ns-sery IT the -ssse esery stole oihc.sl
siii Ertsrn srsm 50 - IS p.-r eess 81
se @Ppsoprsssssa nssss fs kss sHc.-
ie'stal and ceassaGcni expesse~
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

on yoar t,ssile,s viii FIRST sp-
s'tr tia. aans-- es candidates
immediately ,s.lso~.ng these APP
ear the aneasinsest. to the
''s'B-tItstsoa. Tbs tIkxT oss
iroyisl.-- soT the INITIATIVE
AND kk,f'EkENla ~. Put Your
\ oyysust~ th~ tIkxT ,sArs-
grsI,h ~ the tItST ausendnasat /.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
slnEN unGsugs.

!. o9 ever, ss"aas .s'. s.s., a. ~ o % [ ssS
vain street. hya.f q
tlersBce adams -screfary.
third Tuesday,. Ni-- Mamie Mar sossa. g.
Mr.. Ida Meyer ssorsssry
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

HoMENs' RELIEF CORPs -nesss Arss and
~ third Saturdays at 2 80 y. IN. in Wood.
uen hall. Mr.. Helen A. Sills. Presisisnt.
Mrs. Tiara Herr,ck. Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

A q. 4. W.. Gunnison Lodge No. Meets
y. first and third saturdays Of each month
Quinns hall. Main street.
j. l.. Dunbar, N. ".
L. N. Essterly, eDrorder.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

a. ct. q. MEETS THE FIRST THURS
w day afternoon ~ month at - q ciock.
Mrs. Jos. Black stock President.
Mr.. {. y. Hubbard. Sec.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
assnr n IswssS,

tsso HyrHEkfssTo~.
>A Arvy fssr hs,ld--~ s.f said netes
FfUt fush-ation Oct n. 1870
Ls~t Pubiicasioe, Nov IL. ISi0.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-14
Cupid's Darts.

We have also been informed that
there is to be another marriage in oul
vicinity ere long. It seems that Gu
pid is aiming we'll his fiery darts, con-
stantly arousing that dominating pas
sion of the soul. However, we should
be sure that we have been wounded
before proceeding too far The coro-
ner wants his man TO be dead before
he is summoned, but not any more
than the parson wants his contracting
parties dead Gn love) Lefore he is call
ed on to tie something more than q
Gordian knot.-Jones County News.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-14
GREAT BLESSING.

A good newspaper is the grandest
temporal blessing that God has given
the people Of this country. IN the first
place all the people read the newspa-
pers and the newspapers furnish the
greater portion Of the reading to the
people. They don't read books. The
old people look for deaths, the young
look for marriages, the business men
read the business and financial col
umns, ond those who are unemployed
read the want advertisements. Great
libraries make few intelligent men
and women, but newspapers lift the
nation into the sunshine.-Graymont
Hustler.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-14

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Lexington.
Court Of Common Pleas
Catherine Minis, ct. al, Plaintiffs,
against
G. D. Minis, ct. al, Defendants.
In obedience to the decree of the
Court herein, signed by the Hon. Geo.
w. Gage, Presiding Judge, dated the
3Oth day Of November, 1910. will sell
before the Court House Door, to the
highest bidder at public outcry, on
the first Monday, the 2nd day of Janu-
ary. 1911, the followin & described real
estate, to wit:
All that plantation tract, or parcel
ofland, containing four hundred acres,
more or less, situate, in the County of
Lexington and State aforesaid, lying
on the, Waters Ferry Road, and near
Black Creek Of Nor.h Edisto River,
adjoining lands now or formerly Of
Preston Taylor, estate of Polly Hayes,
Simon Ricard. J. II. Lewie, Allt n
Smith, J. n. Fowlcs and estate Of Eli
as Taylor.
The above tract Of land to Be divided
into eight pa,cals OF about t1fey acres
each, and pIats for each tract will be
exhibited at time OF sale.
Terms Of sale: One-half cash. the
balance on credit OF one year with liz
terest from day of sale, secured by
bond of the purchaser, and u mortgage
of thc premises sold. with leave to any
purchaser to pay all cash.
FRANK w. SHEALY.
G.. &. &. ?. & q. S.
Lexington, S. G, Dec ). 1910.
J. Brooks Wingartl, Plaintiffs At
torney.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-14
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DIR. R. HARDING,
THE OLD AND TRIED DENTIST,
is at his Office doing good WORK at
moderate prices. Gail to see him
don't wait.
Near Hyatt's Park, COLUMBIA, S. G
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1910-12-14
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Lexington.
Court Of Common Pleas
Mary J. Hill, ct. AL, Plaintiffs

Mary y. FILL, CT. al, fldlntlHS
against
Sallie Danneliey, ct. al, Defendants.
Sale Tor Partition.
In o,e dierce to the decree o. the
Court herein. signed by the Hon. Gro
W. Gage. Presiding Judge, dated t! G
30th dav of November. 1910, 1 vii
sell before the Court House door III
Lexington, s. c.. On the first Mus:day,
the End day OF January, 1911, to the
highest bidder, at public cutlery, tn.
following described real estate: to-
wit:
Tract No. I, containing one f!ur-
. 6red acres. more or less, lying ard be-
ing in Sandy Run Township, County
and State afor, said. known IS tie
Home Tract" and adjoining lands
Of Henry Portertie|d, Mrs.. Carrie
Cavcc, John Lucas, Dave Ruckc1, ard
penhaps Others.
Tr.sutt 70. >, containing thirty acres,
more Or less, lying aud being IN Sandy
Run Township, County and State
aforesaid, and adjoining lands Of Mrs:
Eiien Savlnr. CulIe- lands, lards or
Mrs: - Saylor and perhaps others !:
said tract being known as the 'Schooi
House Trsct.''
Tracr No. s. containing eighty acres,
more or less. lying and being in Sandy
Run Township, Courty and State
aforesaid, and adjoining lands Of Mrs.
Carrie Ca ayce. Nelson Portrr!ieid. Gull
Ter lands, tract no. 2, and perhaps
others.
Terms Of sale: Cash, purchaser to
FRANK ". SHEALY.
&. G.. G. p. & G.. s.
Lexin>tcn. S. e., Dec. +, 1910.
w. w. HaWes, Plaintiffs Attorney.
T. g. Sturkic and J 4. Merritt, At
torneya for .he DESCENDANTS.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Lexington,
In Court of Common Pleas.

County OF Lexington,
In Court of Common Pleas.
J. NJ. Hite, Plaintiff,
against
Mrs. Mary Rhoden, Mrs. Bessie Fink,
Mrs. Ella Belle Hite, Dewey Rho
den, Licesta Rhoden and Guy
Rhoden, defendants.
Foreclosure.
In obedience to the decree Of the
Cours herein, signed by Hon. George
w. Gage, Judge presiding, and dated
November Is, 1910. will sell to the
highest bidder, at public outcry, be-
fore the court house door, in Lexing-
ton, 8. O., during the legal hours Of
sale on the first Monday in January,
1911, the following described property
to wit:
"All that certain piece or parcel Of
land, together with all improvements
thereon. situate, lying and being in
the town of Batesburg, county of Lex
ington, State Of South Carolina, 'front.'
ing on South Railroad street ninety
feet and four inches, and running
back equal width two hundred and ten
feet, more or less, to lot Of Mrs. Edna
B. Atweli: said lot is bounded on the
north by South Railroad street; on the
east by lot Of G. l.. Fink; On the south
by lot Of Mrs. Edna B. Atwell: the
said lot being all that CERTAIN lot con
veyed to me by G. l.. Fink by deed
under date Of 10th OF October, 1906"
Terms of sale: One-half cash, bal
ance on a credit of twelve months, to
be secured by the bond Of the purchas
or and a mortgage of the premises sold,
with interest, fifty dollars TO be paid
down in one hour after sale to bind
the bargain; and il not so paid down,
the premises to be Immediately resold
at the risk of the former purchaser.
P. H. CORLET,
Sheriff Lexington County.
December 5, 1910.
E. l. Asbilj, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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FOR SALE.

Georgia cane syrup at 35c per gal
Ion in 35-gallon barrels. Also home
made vinegar at zoe per gallon.
Terms cash. w. II. Davis, 1908 Tay-
lor street, Columbia, 5. @. 8w7
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A Simple Safeguard
Fer Mothers.

Mrs. D. Gi1k sou. 3.G IDvles Ave-.
Youngstown, Ohio. gained wisdom by
experience. my lis:lc girl had = st.vtrs,
cold and couSheti almost continuously
Ny sister recommended Foley'$ Honey
and Tar, The firsr dose | gave h"r re
licvrd ti!c inflammation in her throat
and after usin@ only ore botsle her
:roat and lungs were entirely free tro:1
i nation. Since then 7 always
: bottle OF Folev's Hmey sud Tar
the house. Accept no substitutes.
Sold b: al Druggists
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