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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-01

The Columbia Record seems de-
termined to change the name of the
Editor Of The Times and Democrat
to Minis. Such a mistake, repeated
two or three times, might be excus-
able in a little obscene country news
paper, but not in great afternoon
daily like the Record.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-01

A Philadelphia doctor had to have
his eye operated on because woman
stuck a hatpin in it. If this thing
keeps on, hatpins will have to be
legislated out of women's hats.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-01

The Times and Democrat congrat-
uIates the boys and girls who will re-
ceiye their diplomas tomorrow eve
uing frcm the City School. We wish
every one of them long and happy
life, with just enough thorns to re-
mind them of the beautiful flowers
blooming along its pathway.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-01
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

The idea of anyone trying to bribe
Hub. Evans Is preposterous. Perish
the thought
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-01

For Sale.-Live installment furniture
business at Charleston, hard goods
only, owner must retire account of
health. Full investigation invited.
Address FURNITURE" Box 4OS,
Charleston, S. G. 5-23-S"
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-01

The President of the American
Paper and Pulp Association told the
Senate committee recently that the
newspapers are "not it to read half
the time" Thus we perceive the
great moral function Of the Paper
Trust. Its service to humanity is to
punish the newspaper for their sins
by taking as much money away from
them as possible in the way of char
ges for white paper.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-01

Mrs. B. G. Herndon has again as
sumed editorial control Of the
Branchville Journal, after being out
of harness for about two years. The
Times and Democrat extends her a
warm welcome back to the fourth es-
tate, and wishes her long, pleasant
and profitable connection with the
Journal
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-01

It is said that Texas is getting
ready to repudiate Bailey. We hope
such will be his fate.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-01

For Sale-One 80 H. P. Boiler; one
25 H. P. Engine Continental, two
70 saw gins, elevator, press, shaft
ing, belts etc. Can be seen Mt ".
L. Mack's farm, Cordova, :. e., or
W. F. Smoak, Cordova, s. c.
H-25-12s
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-06-01

For Rent or Sale after May 81, 1911,
house and lot, 11a feet fronting
on Russell Street, No 2l3. Depth
1923 feet. Apply to Geo. V. Zeig-
ler.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-17
Silver Soaring

That dsspsed demonetzed mucy abused metal known
silver which always has been indispensable
urng arts almost other mineral but which handed
solar pexus punch by Old Man Gold frameup affair
Dispatches recountng the OF the vanquished
whether Old Man Gold challenged wos
title would Indicate into for,
and developing strength that makes contender
for honors
good following among Chinese Mexicans Indians
other accept
ed for adoraton and it is limited that
bet e piece of change slvers condition. found
that she poor and is teing
necessity OF paying her 'markers.'
Seriously though going up the cause as
crbed to various Chinese aborers
celestial kingdom. says
demanding silver instead of settlement of
has created a demand for silver
Another writes that the Delhi durlar India
which many millions of dollars be the
celebration of the crowning King George emperor
created an unusual demand for the white
Still another, writing authority.
the silver quotations that
financial had been proIaiming
would do we'll TO hold 535 per
New York The TACT that silver shot than
week indicates that the experts might will result
the subject in hand is affected conditions but
no appear have conditions existing
When all is known, and the returns have been carefully gone
doubtless it will he found that the speculative
market has caused the advance Being put. the
enrapId the of obligations going
the wall And the sIeculator lights reu
tation for settling, especially that Ieculator English
Settlement IL and il is very 6k kely
that the spectators had get enough to
obligation The selling below
the quoted likelihood of the
upward tendency of silver quotations indefinitely
possible that iors- will retire to his
balwick in the mountains denied tn.
opportunity contending with ts-au.e
might have disturbed the and serenity ti
money changers
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-17
Who knowsl

George T. Ho-sner, csp
roth Fersaaai
the New Jersey home ressatly aud told
the that the ssd os Colorado would
the national Iesnerac according to
dispatch printed the New York World Mr. ii
World quotes h errety said 10 the New Jery
enthgsiase hadt Ikavsr and
that iser GOV Chss Thomas the leader Of
Colorado e ALSO quoted SAYING that the
movement dispatches
csted What called 'a,teaIt permanent
dub IN Colorado meeting called by Gov Thomas
but winch Nov Is of
small number present Still dispatches declare
that Gov Thomas b the candidate party
next fail The question arises
Wilson, or did he simply get his lines crossed
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-17
OID LIE

SstJscs~ p.ss>ssaaS - sh~ hsss<Ss
ssd ssse d<sekspsssss ~ Ass<,cs sss
t.ssnR dssGss~~d by she ssun,..s.
wsoss Ctse shss wear
Nm. Carrse ksosi ess.rsssp<d shs
clsb oa Z f~~saay. shen hss. o'I@ssy
read IN IsssssssslsS pApsr 90 '-L.ssss-
cry Asssssss ct ske lkcis1sssas II
lastep-ses-scs Aaaxtes payer ID
equal sp,es~ss. euIssl<d "Tk~ Costsa
Gan ssd ~ EA~css" wss seed by
Nh. La \ Raessa
The club wss ssassized Feh. Gath.
lM'5. aud affiliated witk the State
tedessssus of Woaaa's Clubs two
aesshs lssss. Il Lss t,sen . uasrked
sUccess.
Tke club oikesss ssx. Ass. Cssr,s
krall, pss~sd~us, hrs Ci2sa EIsrs,ck.
lss vses pssssdsst, Mrs. I.ssss Miller,
Ind wise pse~ide0,, Mrs. Fiosesee
Miller. secsetssy aud tFes~sssE
The clsb colors ere red and white.
the club aower .s the ea1nsIiea and
the club motto ls: The elevation ii
humanity depends upon the elevation
IT wosaan
The Monday Afternoon Club
meets next weed al O'clock with
Mrs.. Henry r. Lake That being
Shakespeare day. the afternoon will
be spent IN literary study of "Jsius
Caeser' and OF Hamlet Z"
The purpose of this, club which
was orsanized in 1895 and federated
in 1902, is the discussion Of any
subject that may be difass
knowledge among the members
Meetings are held every two weeks
The following ladies are officers:
Mrs, Laura Lewis, president; Mrs
Ida " Never. LIST wee president,
Mrs. Mary A Lawrence, second vice
president; Miss Martha C. Brown,
secretary aud treasurer.
The club colors are purple and
lavender, the club flower is the
coIumbine. aud the club mosto
Step by Step we gain the Heights. +"
The Iaabella Tourist Clab will
meet next Tsesdsy ut the hoae of
Mrs. c. A. Nelson. The program
will consist Of . st"dy o English
Ast.
The .orieissl parpose n the
orasBisstioa of THE clsk wss 10
stsdy nstions sod rsces. bet noe
any subject which might brosdea
the knowledge If the mem ,ers may
he brought up al the meetings.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-17

John Gulliford, proprietor OF the
moving picture show at Crested
Butte, was injured by falling from
the steps of the La Veta hotel Tues
day night At first it Was thought
that he was dead and several men
carried him into the hotel. A doctor
was summoned and it was several
hours before he ree.ined conscious
ness His face w.s terribly bruised
and he VS. badly shaken up but
wss able to return to the Buttes the
following day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-17
c. - ~

The annual report of the Camp
Bird Mining company Of Ouray
shows the Camp Bird to have clear
ed &l.l 600 last year. The com
pany mined 1880 ton of ore which
pesed a profit of $3.50 a ton. The
report shows that in the nine years
the present company has owned the
Camp Bird the property has produced
eIs,On,c0o, of which es.W0.W0
s.s profit
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-17

Eaeissl lss.ssssss be- easso~.sd
sts uss~ss~s. ssace .~ss Ma
Tk< TssEsss cssb s.s araaalssd
90 Apssl - end Jass~a sss sssas
ke~s.sss. -sss~s sss~ s~sAs l~s8
Lss os,sss - -kso~<aR - Fossr.
~ ciss aS~sr - sA~ psa~s. and ~
cass celssss sss lsssadsr and skssr.
h oak~s sses hss Als~ k.<ssaAs.
pss~sdsst. hrs tbsl~a Sslis. lss vsa~
psss.as~.. Mn. Reaa Hsriry, sud
wee pss.sd.as; Nm. h.s PcsasaS
tea. sscsstsry end spsas~sss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-17

Two basket ball games will be
played tonight st the gymnasium on
Pine St. the first between the Normal
and the town boys and the second
between the Normal and the high
school girls.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-17

Heavy SHOWS on tie Ruby branch
have cansed the mines at Floresta TO
close down earlier than is usual
All the miners and their families
left this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-17
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sspt X &. Tesk.yek 4 the skssd
d'v,ssoa of the Mo esEssd< kss L~sn
bs~s man recessiy kecssss # tke
uassssosst.ls w~ssksr sssssns esss
tkss sect,os IA the weed psss cxlsas-
ssssi IN q bllzxssd oa SssSrasy
which piled saow 70 vsrysaG dspsks,
perhsp- the deepess hesRe q
t'loresta
EleSea feet of saow in thai ss9ioa
RecessItased kero,c efforts ~ epea
the line This was secomplishsd
sfter thirty elk hoars work and with
the help Il three monster engines,
sasiPPea with aanses. Coupled
together. this mas of steel snd iron
would he thrown against the huge
banks If snow until by sheer force
IT determinatioa safhc,est opening
was made 10 give room for action.
Sspt. Ten Eyck ressrned to his
quarters IN the LaVeta hotel Monday
morning worn out but With Q big
load of his miad-ss veil 20 Oh the
TRACK. he wss sbly assisted by
Travelling Eaeinssr I.sss~sll of
Sslids end otkers.
Sap't Ten Eyck spent the whole
Of Saturday night ON Marshall Pass
wsschine the work II the raging
storm. The snow drifted badly in
places bot there was no heavy fell,
aud the line WAS kept opeu wit,
little difficulty. The railroad
officials were especially snxioss
about the Pass because special trains
from the western slope with trsvsl-
Iers to the Apple Show in Denver
were going over the line.
Lack Of . rotary handicapped shs
saow tighter, bet ssp't Tea Eyck
SCAT 10 6sl,As ios 0ae % thss -
lpsl iasss siM ma sG,i. - essGAs
sseqsippsd.
doc Killey cssss up fvoa Iols Sea-
day for q short stay with rslstivss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-17

had tola il. H. r. lake would have
bslA biG I. O. U. from Chsslsy 10
sight isssssA of shs cold, crispy cssh
However, ~ hosday Charley
PEA ~ his hst and pot HE night
gown in his pocke, and vent over 10
0saRisoa. j. B. Andrews gave him
. Pssa. While that colosed porter on
thst psFlor car OSray' from Salida
10 Gsaaison gave him cash extrsc.
tioa look for four whisks from q worn
oct dsss broom
Arriving in Gsnnison he went
dissctly 10 lshe G.-N.-C.' owners
Privsse Office snd said, Henry, I've
come 70 buy yosr paper.
"'Have Hosmer and Street secured
consent from Honest John? asked
Henry.
~ don't give heck for Honest
John's consent. but I'll give you
5000 Plsnks, end here they are
Ten minstes later Charley was
st the editorial desk with his coat Of
HE paste pot rewatered and his scis
soss in his hand. while Henry was
headed toward IN agricultural abode
10 himself that he didn'l
care now il the Oregon pamphlet
system carried or not.
"That's why it's lonesome in
Newspaper town in Denver thest
nights. We who never expect te
close local Denver desks for good
sntil the Cressor ticks off 30 on
our lives. selfshly hope that tonight
e'en ~ we are lonesome for Charle,
and his happenings in so does he
stop ssing the paste pot and shear,
long enoaeh to occasionally live ovel
again those 'wslkings round and tb<
associations they broseht."
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-17
e uAS 4 pa 0 -

epscial ~ The Chisltsin.
"Dsavsr, Nov. ll.-lt's losesoms
srossd newspaper headquarters in
Denver these evenings Charley
Roshrls, the ''bestest prince Of a
newspaper man, is gone. The city
editors rooms, the telegraph desks
and the old A p. tables aren't half ~
lively ss they were a week ago.
Charley isn't dead-Oh, no. not
that. He just got out and left the
town and bought q newspaper oil
his own. just "scooped" the whole
blame bunch. Went over 10 Gunni
son, where there hasn't been a crop
failure since Adam first planted the
seed OF unrest, and traded II. f.
Lake, Jr, out of the Gunnison News-
Champion.
Charley for years was the all-night
state editor of the A. p.
Zone of his duties was 10 walk
around. He mad TO visit every news
paper Office and almost every news
paper man in town about four tunes
every night In following this task
he naturally became acquainted with
the whole outfit from Wilder on the
News to Dickensheets on the Rep
He had fashion of happening in
just at the time you were making q
telephone date or trying to pull of
the scoop" of the century. He was
the most happenist in" man what
was
Last Saturday he performed bis
nightly stunt Of walking to see every
newspaper man in town four times,
asking each time of each one whats
dom He never said . word about
having $1,000 in his pocket. II he
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-17
Prospects fos 1912

Counting aud New there he sal votes in
the electoral college which will elect the president
States in 1912 According Of figuring il is
safe To count surely Democratic the following
~ Arkansas9 Florida Georgia IA Kentucky H. Louisiana
Maryland Mississippi TO- Missouri 1s North Carolina
homa To- south Carolina Tennessee H. Texas Virginia
Total 175
States that have strong Democratic leaning may
sonaby deFended Colorado o. Arizona New Mexico
Total IL This Democratic Of lea wing
~ to he obtained from the doubtful TIA
Leaving out all other states that 1910
find three states which will the tn.
votes They New York As Indiana rs
total ~. Grand total 271.
usdss aIFortiosnsst it will require 3a6
TO essct so thsss hgurrs show . sate majority.
SNppese the Other hand Democratic marty shoul1
decide to make ts tight for the West II necessary To
Wisconsin 1a Iowa a. Kansas Nebraska s. California
ID, Montana 4, North Dakao South Dakota J. Oregon &
Wyoming 3. Total 10
With the exception Of South Dakota all these Repub
and the Democrats do control the
al delegation single state-Centrala (lnois) Democrat
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-17
sSubmittcd IN Modesly

Aa Swain the eov~r correspondence oi the Puso ChSs
tam doubtless the widest ksown in Colorado
Every aud who has
the statehou in the capital city knows Avy and hundreds
been the recipients of his t.SoFe the coming
Avy swain tn inver from the ooser dozrn
there another Alvy who exers
about the marble pile that the hill Bosdwa
That person "Alvy" Adams But t~~ome
Alvy the second and Mr. responds
"Alvy whenever it is sloks~ in halls Of the eapito.
Recently Mr. Swain contributed the puia-
on in the steel city by the Arksnsaw You may think well
done gentle reader and from standpoint o soulful writing
perhaps Some think ~ oyerone
here for lerusal $50 That The People May KNOW"
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-17

Restored to tesltA ~ LyGa e. naAAas Veosoe csap1
woman who is sick and suffering and won't At lcsse
try medicine which has the record Of Lydia E. Pnkhama
Vegetable Compound is it would almost SEEM to blame
for her wretchedness Read what this woman saws,
Richn"na Ma Whea ~ ses~~A A.ssAsse easAe.s~
.~aths "lA PfsnsasceA
Aa3 cnsuitation ~ Atsr. aeA thy sesesr -
ssesraassn vas y ScA fse tee eekA hsA saakiae s
tasisteA that Lydia 4
80 Msht NE six S"ttle sssa kse.a ~
ssteSs hardly recs<nzeA cEasge- Mr.
Ws~Asea Draastetter. kstehoseA. Mo.
There literally hundreds Of thousands Of women =
the United States who have been benefited BY this famous
old remedy which produced from roots and herbs over
thirty years ago by woman to relieve wuans suffering
Read what another woman says:-
Jeeeshsr~ Texas-~I have lyAaa q. vs-va,.
- Gs:s.s:1 for .y.sM ..s A;.skses, - s...1s
aaytAfnG wish ssther IN America csAA
= rs there wssA Ne Des sffcri~G as tEes
S.... Vexs.kse C~~S "a s~ sse e - = -:
sssatDsaal"-MrA Jassos I. La~rescn. JsssA1.
Since guarantee that an testimonials which We uub
fish genuine, is it fair suppose that Lydia
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound had the virtue to hep
these women It viii help any other Who is suffering
from the troublef
R0S Soysrs lSAa = f1,AAa1fb veasA,ass HsS>7SA
Cs0QSA - 6re0 - soauAnRA - NE/A N&R
sosse ~ Ns 80 0scee 80 t.Hse = M
49, 0se0uess1y MU6 sysk - AR0A - III HSHu
- n sAe saeAAue os~aAseaeQsaes 0AseA G 80 IS
ill., Z Iva 1c.a, S6Gss6Ssss-1S SMS ~
91O 80 always 6eap40A
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-17

doc KiIIsy css.s up fvoa Iols Sea-
day for q short stay with rslstivss.
Mrs Jane Miller 10 visiting her
son and has family. ON Spring creek.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

Many orders are being booked daily for
ornamental flower vases for delivery as
soon as danger of frost is over
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
Selecting the Building Lot
Arthur Q. Clausen, Architect.

single lot in q neighborhood well built up.
He built upon this lot a 5000 home, little
realizing that the low price Of the lots in
that neighborhood would soon result in
the building UP all around him of very
cheap class of houses, some of them being
mere shacks, temporarily tarpapered on
the outside until the owners could afford
to finish them. Many of his neighbors
were not of the class that he had been in
the habit of associating with and it was
not very long before he discovered that his
boys were forming vicious habits through
association with evil playmates, with the
result that he finally sold the home for
less than the investment cost him, finding
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

F. e. Pearce. 119 South Thirty-seventh
street, who has been remodelng his home
placed a contract to heat his home with
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

Continued on Page Eleven)
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

Stone company, are very popular. So
many were sold last week that extra men
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
Building Notes of the Week

I a Marvel combination hot water and warm
air furnace, sold through the Omaha Stove
Repair works, who are exclusive agents.
The contract has been let to w. w. Sher-
wood for the electric wiring of the new
residence of Mr.. L. j. Nelson of Thirty
fifth street and Woolworth avenue Mr..
Sherwood also has the contract to install
a Cyclone stationary vacuum cleaner in
the same residence.
Many Omaha people are having the Cy-
clone vacuum cleaner installed in their
homes at this time of the year. w. w.
Sherwood is agent for this machine.
Home owners or prospective home own
ers ought to spend more time looking into
the question of properly heating their
homes. Several firms have experts who
will be pleased to give advice; the Omaha
Stove Repair works employ men especially
for this purpose.
Barker Bros. Paint company report a
much larger trade in the suburbs this year
than last. The rapidly growing towns of
Benson and Florence are largely the cause
of the gain.
Few stores in Omaha have a better dis
play of furnaces and combination furnaces
than the Omaha Stove Repair works. One
furnace is cut in two, 80 you can see the
interior and look at it with a searchlight.
Cement stone blocks have been furnished
for the foundations of the following new
frame buildings in the past week by the
Ideal Cement Stone company: Eighteenth
and Oak streets, Thirty-third and Taylor
streets, Forty-fifth and Seward streets,
219 Davenport street, two houses at Four
tenth and Spruce streets. Thirteenth and
Ames streets, Fourteenth and Ames, Thir-
ty-first and Titus avenue, Fifty-siXth and
Pinkney, and front porch, columns and
one work at 9s4S Ham lton.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

w. w. Sherwood. 1919 Farnam street. is
getting excellent results from all the cleo
trical wiring that he does. He has no
complaints about defective wiring.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

Sales Of American weather strip by F. H
Turney & Co., during the last two weeks
have been extraordinarily heavy.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

r. z. Long has many helpful suggestions
to make to people of Omaha regarding
their plumbing. He is located at 1904 North
Twenty-fourth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

Miller, Stewart g. Beaton companys de-
partment OF interior decorating reports a
large business for the past week. The
new wall paper patterns and the effects at
tanned through the expert knowledge of
decorating of this company cause a large
demand for the services OF the Miller
Stewart & Beaton men.
During the past week the Omaha Van
and Storage company has experienced a
rush in taking care of household goods that
are being stored for the summer.
r. z. Long has many helpful suggestions
to make to people of Omaha regarding
their plumbing. He is located at 1904 North
Twenty-fourth street.
Many people took advantage during April
of the Omaha Loan and Building associa-
TONS plans for home builders. 1t is an
easy matter to own your home If you
follow the suggestion of this association.
Fences sold by the Anchor Fence COM
pany, 2O7 North Seventeenth street. are
very popular in Omaha now. The sales
this spring are record breakers.
c. R. Heflin has been given that name
of key Man." because of his extensive
work in duplicating keys and in opening
locks that are trouble to their owners.
Sales of American weather strip by F. h
Turney & Co.. during the last two weeks
have been extraordinarily heavy.
w. w. Sherwood, 1912 Farnam street, is
getting excellent results from all the cleo
trical wiring that he does. He has no
complaints about defective wiring.
Flower vases, made by the Ideal Cement
Stone company. are very popular So
many were sold last week that extra men
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

C. R. Heflin has been given that name
of key Man." because of his extensive
work in duplicating keys and in opening
locks that are trouble to their owners.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

During the past week the Omaha Van
and Storage company has experienced a
rush in taking care of household goods that
are being stored for the summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

Fences sold by the Anchor Fence COM
pany, 2O7 North Seventeenth street are
very popular in Omaha now. The sales
this spring are record breakers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

it impossible to get anyone else who could
afford to put into a home as much as he
had that would live in a neighborhood so
entirely out of harmony with 1t.
Another man bought a thirty eight-foot
lot which had two vacant lots on one
side and one vacant lot on the other side.
There were no fences and he built his
house thirty-two feet wide, leaving but
three feet on each side. For several years
the house appeared to have plenty of
room, being located as 1t was practically
in the center of four lots, three Of them
vacant. The neighbors were desirable and
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

Figures and facts about brick houses
that will interest every builder are held by
Sunderland, 1914 Harvey street. This firm
will be pleased to show them to you