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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

place. This j. ali good Ia,,d and
about al of Il can 10 cultivated.
Price !! scid Ibis month only $50;
pca' acre, Casy terms.
No. II.
One solid block Ia very best res
idencc section OF Dillon. This lot
N MSIGe % c0II oiaIiCn lIntS and is
INCREASING in S;iTe every ,iay. .his
Is Tie ci."nCc TO avt II whole block
cneap. FOR price, location and
toms call at my office.
O2 Il acres in Dillon count, two
mics 10 small town and rp,IrDaG.
public rUnd with II. Il. g.. route
through place; - acres under cui.
tiIaU,r, ba.v Cf Gotten - sc.2
tIiS year, o.,c TcTr-:ouul p.as'> ed
h""S", Ec,ns, etc, AID Two tobacco
tti n"' -.i,e $%,GC@; c:.n arrgr *,
I'sIHs. he rent IL &C Place VIII
Il? I'r cent e tha ia:ust:.snt.
''i.S Offer is G,oj ior u.i.ty ayys.
One lot il tow. q, Dillon TO r.
100 feet, in chClcn Ic;'l once Soc
h'n. PIKE en- $500: bette
&no@k quick if !oy wan =. = yIil
h"r a."y On u, I.s-..oa lcna a.
ii:iN Price.
Nc. -.
Ntc" Lcusc Prd lcc in Dillon; God
nc,g.:l or!.oCd. aTCut Il .iy-rI.,.,
ho"S", and tho lot caut2irs en-
f"'.H "cIC. his Is : nice pi..c
well worth the price. IOr price
2i:d terms SEQ ric.
No. is.
On" liz" room hau~c with Lig
god let IN = very dcsirnitc place
inside ""ri i'rat"d limits o. Ei,.,r.
frico only Si,10O.CO. Cali at mY
ol'i"c / tnrti~ inforn!ntio
No. 10.
orc Lig SiA-luCHl horse with
E2lTS stables and servants horse.
on cnH half E!UCi, OF land, in orr ,.r
IN" EesS :y'Siicucc sectors of
Nlicr. I'm oTCIirg dis house
very chcap :c;' q short tinc onIv.
The p!iC" will 20 UP after tnis
m"nth; letter go lock at il y'.ht
now.
Orc nice si&.lCCm hors" in the
NV, r,,.,,,,, ''' IhtS!,. On
r,rc,,, TO-, ,.;o, W. Sol
t',i,,l;,,l. 80 80 - !oH 40
on - Wiz I:S !CU 20 20 lu :. ~
~, c,..-- -. -, ~ Eo''
,..r 49, .I' "..'t' 80"
,,,--,,,. >'f ''A'N |'''"'' .""f
-,
lrc ..,. r. -
- IN NoCSo aEt i''
-, ,-.. ''",.,''. 80 - :. '.,,'.-
~ '.'.- 1.'7 ~
ON .-g ,, -. ',' .'''''-" -'-''S'
o.,
Ono ,g H.. i...,......
offc,.o,3 g.. -. '.'' "''h
and Int ,., 49,, 80, -. :, - -. 80.
otlC,s =" -'''"
=, -,
100 .,r..... =, -, .,....-..- 9
{. an. 49,. -, ~, -. -.
~ .l,,, --,,,I j...,.:.',. -. -
Ipo,r r'..r ,,,a -, -, ~ go go
read, t,, r.-n,' - -. = go ,i
from, ror,,, 70 +,,v3 ~. :.
goCd Lard Sc cryIC,,,, 80 -
So. 90 ,,c,. ug.rr.,, O.. TO-,
No. Of
120 acres I.Iu. ,,,o,t - oo-.os
A'''iNS W -
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14


csCc"s ana streams. 1t also has at
least Sin Dn,li0n feet ii saw mill
timL ca, threo million feet ,r o,-ici
S0Soi-o grown pine Shd one mil
Len feet Oh good oak and hickory
timber. Also good c;tn ri, .nI
the buildings tbat on ,,,,,h -.
=, ,,.I,' 81 WIN PioFei~
Price an acre, $2J.CO. Terms
S'lO,OOo cash, balance liz five ye;,.H.
No. 10 n.
go acres ,,wo ,,, 1,,o,,;,
nm
,.,.~,,>,' Inv ~ ~Do'' LII i~s "a h.e
S''e" % "'S""-- "oLi
i1""sc' 0d.'E one foUI-."--a, -!u...
SHe si-.i.-- .Gn..i.. Lo~a,, i..... ..ls-
L..Tc Iuhl.,. ~, N,irit ,.t.,., ,..-.n ,...-
maze.
,.r;.'.y '~'e-i-.-, .-~-N.
.,.,...l-,,r,.,. 49,, .'>'s- --"..'
''>t r,,'''~".
SO y,..,.. - ..
ty.u ~ '-'''--t -.--'-'.--iza''
,..,,,;., ''''' ",''r .a..-'.
I,..,' - I-' S'''>- -.s.,a..-."-'
IA >'-' &C.,, IA
,.,.. a., '.'.'''-'' e. '..'
:.,u,s ,oI -" '-'." a."
-, ,,!,,. -, ..,, 80 49, '''.'
SOL: mo, -. 80 -" ''-',''.'
g.. yr,., NIL, t.,'.,''- -, '''''
l,..,,. i..,,. - - IL ""'
tI.s,r NM. i,,,'' .'.. go ,-:.>'
c. com wi,iir - S".'.-
r... u., ,,,.,. - N,'>, - 81
Wi! ricasc nD,cr,. ,,.I ,'-,'.''-''
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-, so: 20 &.
80 o. ",Ios oEcI. .HnG, one house,
I'--'--.'' g.. 'I''| IEo onc-IOAFh miles
~ -'"---.~.C. hAI.e -~.NO LCr ..I.S.
No. 30.
"VO acres .-~--> cleared, no
i!""st' S.I eln:c oI tie busr iand
- S"~Ih Ia.ohEn; one mile -
i'uirCao. Ff1co SiS,OO per acre.
No. 81 II.
station; &C sUc.osi IL the very hign-
est s,aOe ol cultivation. tIicc
5000 per acre.
NO. g..
40 aciVS ol.e mile to Iaili oi:G;
n"'@e i's.n ".'oi' nSl~uil4S - s..s.w-
Ie'.! -. -, ';.II Ia I.'.' - p"! = . r.of.t
G. 'D--"0.v" I'S. acIu. L.4cU CuiJ
Nc. 81.
fcG acres q. IsIC in iiii-r conn
- "ii 'A>,lt ,"tI!.E :-y-Cs, ~ h.Gh
''-.-i" q. Cs...-...,.,I, .sa, al CO
I,n {" 'hc ;,,-o ,!--a S,ssI. ~ ,I.c
o. h.'"i. co~-s5 I..Ccn apo,a.
49, - - 1890 -'-Ns ~ - N-NHta.H-G
y,.,-, ..."~t.U. :. ..u,e..., ...C.,.,,..
No. 81.
40 acres "a IunC III CIGr,g,, Set
lh% "'i '"nd inS-Co k"W q U,i!H or a
$,i-1''m ca 2iHin y. (. /. railroad,
!"E,J Wal E"i eli io.> and La, rCs-
~ ""eh an! *"iG at said S,aI!o,'.
J ''y' "i''N HCV.GOU.to Aai &,..i"-
:t'', TIA, goo !ni" ooul" sell at
;;"'h'" ".:j."o'.00 Mo5tn Oh i"i> al
No. 30.
gre biH i2lIn III ar:SiarOuY':&ta-
n'E en- =. u. l.. !ai'.D..G bctyvccu
EcinbioL" and Whining on, y. &.
Fine farming scCtiGn and one Of the
~ '.iiio , business. Price extreme
~ Iow' YOU can get same on ap-
Hhcauon.
"O3.
-3' acres o. land in Marion corn
- :. hhISe miles f-Jn Marion;
80" acres IL nigh state OF CUlriya-
.i"n. N'h MAJ" = haic OF c0:tCN
10 uo aero; good house. IF s.la
d" oi'co p-iSe t"iT $4,000 Per acre.
-" acres In Ei!lCn county, cG--
J"i"' = il'c tpWn. .-JC acres clear
~ 49, 80" improvements. Price 500
p'r acre.
oo,,,.. 10 acres i. DiI!cn
tlI' 90 "cf'S cicHrcl, GuUT small
80. h"ESCS' 5Cmc timber, one
iDT.'I i'itie [" -. l.. siGir@. onS-
,'..li ':..,, me- 10 Ss&ficn. -. hoalrHy loca-
"''A'''i'cc easy terms.
NO. 10.
-. - -'''--t''"l.i li@@icrcC horse on
-, - S.!"'. loT III towns OF Tr"f-
s;t n, ,, C%. "i lien street. Price
ti''''"'"O' h;'A- cash, balance easy
''iI''S'
c,- NC. 10 \.
-" "cN''' oHa mile frCIn Jones'
I,r.'t III c,I,IE;;Icn' three tenant
n.,i,,t,,;. go "Mc.iin&, nicely
Ct, ."'-'A I"'il, Win clay sub
i,,,'',.,,,'r'i i's 'iio outouilGIn&s; well
,,a..,. 80 '"e III G"oa shape. S0mo
80 CI PihS tlhh"r. On tIIIT-
i"rd. $1,000 por acre. EIGHTY Dc,.
cent. level Land.
No. II Y.
f9S acres, one ardahaIIf miles
west or Sanford; about 100 acres
clo&red. 100 acres short leaf pine,
VIII cut 10000 feet to the acre.
NICE dwelling, with three or -four.
Uhfnt houses. Well watered by
eco branch: Sandy loan, with
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

no. DD.
A"o acres OF uncieared lard 3
i''"' '"cNsoh springs NO :;
P 1'"' never win round leaf
:, JIeAs' Clay road runs through
c'% i-'Oo an acre One
, ""i'iee III one ana two
per cent interest.
ooo -
rrc,,, ,a,,,,o. i'io in'ies
"a ,.. a. "a N"ii"ay'
b,ocr. ;.olo %: 90 WIN ro"Hu leaf
yF.rg co,r ,,.,. 0'o' u" "'fe'
'' gear
Eo - y -
$500 acres cp ,,,i, ,:Do 30 4.
lnnsie Cons. Live p,ii.ooI =, t.,,
from New yoyI. ,gty Gill; ..,,,
n Dron,r+v. n,o .o-.o. -.
cultivation. CON r.,.,.. r-.,
re. .,c 1o~o c ..''.,.l''
= '>"" "S.SS unihcTcd
i''-'.G nc soil is hncwn as Nor
f"I-- lo"n. Ti;-@c- is ovre 10
ia,lC,, In ,,inr,oyr,. -, ~. H.. :.
co.,, .,.,7 .,..,, -
N"' III '"i-' t'aE-
ms ''+r' "nd io" cultivation.
- = 'i-" . room houses on
L'-'""". On" Gotten @ir boiler. go
Eaw Kin ard Engine Lo,.eo md =,
-..-..3i.,,,. c,,ts,. ,r;,, -, =. "
'''.%@' second story frame. IL ten
"a ,s. AIN coin,ad o.oo,,t .
.,i.5,r r,.,,iI,- .,,,,,
.Y.,r,.s.stt.T ,,,1 o-.
'S I" haana&s.
E'''-'>S - bale cotton To
"'' as" and with proper iInnIe-
IH"I-.S and cultivation win o,siI,.
make more p,r,oo :. -,
at .,,.,e,.,. h''u OUT
80 -'''"' h'. Tho plantation is
eco &>.Cs which c:n bc 5roir,.
,,,.,,gc t.. .
,.,..,- 81. ior Il
'''' ii'''H'S ali year green
If..s'.~'"-". EiaIiG2X county seat.
: Ia.,,- .au:s plaDra;i,r Iy,,,;,,,,
ia'Il i"..cs, roll a.. c,,,,,,... ,,
s. .Y.:,. ~ -. -, ~, -To.I"-h, Va,
- ,....,.;. ,,..I,t - I>-l I"-i n1'i MAKE
Servo .% ak. .rnp,a .,r,-i.'ttt- pre-
Q-.H ,..r,.r. 'I~r,. -. 1h!r'
-. s..,r. 80 ,,>,, ~, ''>.--,' EC.S'
!aD I'd .l,.S IN rIT,,.>",'u ~ " y!
L.. ..ss. :; -. sr,,,,.,, S."'loh
az Norm r,r,,fyi,,.. 49,, nc laws
collie 60 No I,.rT -"'~E-
OF ,ao cru3 to Lc r,l,a,,'.,I q" id.rt
G.~ LIG I.,t's r,,.',,, ~, "i,'i"''I .I
...-i-i &C. > iH:2..i,a n,.,e,,l. ! will
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14
No. f.,

] b 49,
----'-.'~.---------.----~----.-a-
No. 4.
500 acres in Florence County, =. -
e., Ionr miles 70 rain oiC, good
clay road 2A Cl:c way 20 Iai..Oaa
rtISl route rCI s Though the place;
about seventy acres CI open land;
2lO acres can lie CuitiVaIea; about
$',20O.oO worth of rinLeI. on the
pace, CHc house, tobacco harm, sta
b!e, feed rooms, etc, school in less
than n quarter OF mile; good
I&nd, viii grow anything. L-rice
%-4.0O per acre, four yeaAs to pay
tor IL IN. Remember rhis place ls
IN touroocn Imles OF Florence.
No. ).
~? acres u lana in Florence
coGAIy, -. -, Adjoining uacU No. i
i"O il-CS open ARG, can Bc $50
;.IlCs C1itiIUt>a; s-,ICV.UO worth
Ga LI.-LG.; CIiO COCO scycu-l o.m
IoIlso, three tCLLHJ houses, suCu
LL-sis ICCu rooms, shelters, >.s.,
LE'C new tu&aCiO EarnS, new Slu.,.
house house N,.yh IOur rooms. i..I.;
o. A.ls .~Isu t..Cc u LaIG Ga 2ottCn
4" -.c acre I@sJ year. see tI.GG
re = -. i-C..ICI, CIC. s-r!Cc is,.
'@.ls s'-..,o E~--."O Ee. aG.c. E;.sY
90. ms.
No. 9.
.CG acgCa lnI,uyr in Florence
cc:H'y, -. &. VIII cut G..UU,GJO
ioGi o. IumIC", a.o.i nfty pc.' cent.
Long .'&i, .a~Lm>c shOy, i,ai pinc
tzs,. I,E.;.I, LC!.r miles TO Yaill O.d,
G.>G r.&0s, logging god. P.Icc
%'r"oo.Jj, ono-ulIO CaSn, LGlal.Cc as
ti--LCr' - CUI,
l02 acres u lard within three
miles of Sc'TuaOn Pines, \. &.
GpCN fOur room house, barns, ctc.
About forty acres open land. Pgico
%l,.UO.OU, easy terms.
80 acres laTd in Moore county,
\. &, about three miles To- nice lit-
Tie town, rujhCcQ in less than
half q mile, ten miles to county
site, gO,d big siX-IOlm house. about
200 truic trees, two acres in dew
Le.rios, about twCuty acres cpe,,
Rand, taiaUce Cf land easily clear
ol. Tie land Is covered! with
wen small L;clCry, dOgwoCd, post
OaK gUd pine. Place naturally
dT,.inCC Lvt rot So hiuy that the
i;s'G will wash away. Orc man
c-H ciocT GE gc!" Te: Day Of This
l@I,d and il Will grow anything.
Prise $500 Pre- cacrc.
NJ
@-s oc,es III -, ri-o,. ,..:,,-
faiIrc.S, nCrn cIc,,,,,- '.-,!,s
cIr.;.. seyc1,t,-.fi,.' ~, ~, ,,4 ,,.S' :"
IS - good land as anybody ncCCs
-
w ~
r%0 cc-cs 7.rT II, 1o.e H..
ml- ,f p rirr Ur.ln rc-,, tI,,,. -.
list serted - ccrtCn ,pim III 90 ~,
TT,r.r f., IN .gi.. - ii.iii
io..l, go,,,, rr,.sc ma -, om
tc-.rt Ia,.ers J,,,," 80 ~" ',-,l s.ti,s.l
ard -ur s.anjrs gr,. - ,
T'Eor,. &. . g,- rv. t,'o or ,,-ili
fI.g .Frrp. I'll -, ID" ,i
Che ;,-C-G go. 5.oo,, I',,,1,a .,rc - ,'.'.
hrIc trr Ty,r =, -, -.
land loe - ,--,,y,b or 49,. ,-- ..-'H
WOOD .r,F -. ,,", III ' - "DN
il r,-ef h. .',.J '-'' -, u. u h -"
SOS Win fr.s t,.,ct 9c ESQ
CCTCf$.Cr. C,u rryFc r,;o p,iIcs no..
day with it. Cgsr ci.50C OO Ri,
for Iard, Glrtcrngbile ord all onIr,
$1,000 rcr. mere. onc-fhird c,sE
balance in two years.
Eo..11.
20 acres in FIoreuce county c
C.. 10 miles from FIorcuce tb,.ao
miles from nice little town TS;nn
clgg road all the way. Land cor
ne;s between school house epd
Ci,ur-yI About - oc,.o. -
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14
No. 90.

-oo acres uncleared land 3 miles
from CanGcr cn \. ~ a. Railway.
20 per cont. level with round leaf
Black jacks. Price 5000 an acre.
EaLf cash, balsl:cc in one year.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

NO. Do.
LOO acres OF uncleared lard .
miles from jackson Springs, NO :;
20 per cent nevel with round leaf
black kjacks. Clay road runs through
it. Prices 12.OO an acre One
third cash, balance in one and two
years, q per cent. interest.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

cash, balance in Cne or two years
at q per cent. interest.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

2.% acres land in fiycs miles cf
raLic:d, non" cleared, but c.sy 50
cta-i; SeVcTty'1iyc Der cert OF this
Is :S good land as lnyLoCy ncCCs
~ w:,sl.. I'riCc @rC.CG Ir- aClc.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

"1C acres, sin mics S:Cr: IT,.
Nnc good dwelling, wish ."!1.: a..
en-; soil--Sume I,,. cla, y;G s,,,-,,,
gray icaniy soi; gJCG Grsi Of III;
i.A4 Les Lac tic s,..il.;.s taken o.;
;'Nu Is III !, SoCG Ssusr o. g,,!S..-
IicE; is on IL =; CG pl,HIi;. raaG tI,:.s
VIII hc Ei2ncd IL y aho.g G::ic: ..,.,l
neiHhLolhGcG t. live IL; la,.,l to,--
ihS 40 u certain Gcg.cc, Ey.u r.Cs- =
Is practically Level. P.ice G.
10000. T-'
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

$50 acres in five miles of Rocky
Mount, n. G. One of the finest
rCcds in the South runs from the
farm TO Rocky Mount; one house,
bGTns. etc. Eleven fine white
CGks i'm the yord and around barns;
about 10 acres under cultivation,
baIGncc has about $500. 90 worth Of
timber on il. Tho cotton on this
place this year only has three hum
drGd pounds OF guano under IL
and lots Cf it will make n bale to
the acre. There is on misplace at
least 1900 fruit trees which are
worth half of what 1 ask for the
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

-. sd ac"cS-?5 acres in cuI;iyo-
H"n' hicck sandy soil, running
"&'er, SMELL ECuse; school cd.
Joining, miles to county seat. fine
"heat arc cotton farm. Worth
S,--".O" ,T an acre. Price $500. 90.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

NO. 10.
Gre big farm ia ar,!arorrcs-o-
ti,E Cn $. i. l.. Iaiiyo..d bctyycSu
PC'nbioIc and Wilming on. =. &.
Fine farming section and one Of the
lest Places 1 know Cf for = S-cr-
ciianIiIo business. Price extre,,,c-
~ iow' you can get same on ALL
piCaLOn.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

.5o acres OF land in Marion corn
tr, >. &. Three miles f..urn H-arior :
-" acres il high state OF CE:lrjy,-
u"n. VIII r!gLr haze OF co.toy
To Go aero; good house. IF sid
AZ once price GuIy $4,000 Per xcre.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

= = ~ iEg9iEss z
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

No. g.
.CG "cgCa lIgnuyr in Florence
cc-h'y, -. (. NIH cut J,.GU,GJV
ioGl o. lumhG", a"o.i iIfty pc. cent.
long ..ai, .aAlulC sLOyt iyaf Eiue
izls. / ILL., LCAr miles TO uaill O.d,
G,<>. r.&Cs, logging god. P.lcc
-, ,,U0U.Jj ouC-uAIO Casu, lulal.Cp as
Lil--LUr - CiaI.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-12-14

50 Hcrcs in MarlEcyo county. s.
g., oro md half miles from Bing-
ham; 30 acres under cultivation:
two good threc-room houses, barns,
etc. One of the houses is new
Hnd he's never been lived in. This
land Joins the famous Reedy Creek
Springs property and is only about
three hundred yards from the
spring. Price IL taken at once on
ly $4,000, easy terms.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-31
OUR GROWTH IN FIGURES.
Official Publication, Giving Record of
PROGRESS of the United States.

Official Publication, Giving Record of
Progress of the United States.
Statistical Record of the Progress
of the United States, 1SOO-1911, . is the
title of a small document just issued
by the bureau of statistics, department
of commerce and labor. 1t covers con-
ditions in the commercial, financial, in
dustrial and transportation systems Of
the United States at brief intervals
since the year 1900, down to, and, in
many instances, including, the year
1911.
Among the interesting facts shown
are that the area of continental Unit
ed States was S43,255 square miles in
1900, advancing to 1,734,6 square
miles in 1916, to 1896, $3.50 square miles
in 1850 and 3,026,7S9 square miles in
1858, since which date no change in
area is shown. The population, which
was $3.50, 1873 in 1901 was 90, 10000
in 1911. The public debt, which was
$83,OO0,000 in 1900, reached $2,675,-
100000, less cash in treasury, in 1865,
the figures of 1911 being $1,O15, 100000.
The per capita debt, which was $15.63
in 1900 and in 1865 $76.98, is in 1911
$10.S3. Deposits in all banks in the
country cannot be shown earlier than
in 1875. at which date they are set
down as a little over $2.000,000,00
and in 1910 over S15,O0O,O00,0OO Ex-
ports of domestic merchandise, which
amounted to S32,000,O00 in value in
1900, were over $2,O0O,0OO,OO0 in 1911,
and imports. which amounted to $751;
100000 in 1900, were $1,500,000,000 in
1911.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-31
LATEST FREAK JOURNEY.
Journalist In Tour of France to Use
Every Means of Transportation.

Journalist In Tour of France to Use
Every Means of Transportation.
The mania for record breaking tray-
ell is increasing in France.
A representative of the Paris Intran-
sigent is making tour around France,
to be accomplished In the shortest pos
sible time He intends to use an aero
plane, the railroad, a motorcycle, an
automobile and horses and perhaps
will swim few rivers as well. A fea.
ture Of the circuit is that he must
make use Of every existing means OF
transportation at least once.
He will travel night and day and
cover about $500 miles, his route TAX
ing IN Amiens, Lille, Havre, Trouville.
Caen. Rennes, Brest, Nantes, Bor-
deaux, Toulouse, Marseilles, Nice, Gre
noble, Belfort, Nancy and Rheims and
then back to Paris. While the trip
would cost only 500 by train, the
hustling newspaper man will, it is ex.
pected, spend several times that
amount, but the time saved compared
with railway travel win be very great,
-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-31

of the powder in the magazines of
warships at comparatively short in
tervals of time This examination in
wolves chemical test calculated TO
demonstrate absolutely the safety of
the powder. The result of the appli-
cation Of this rule has been extremely
beneficial not only in preventing spon-
taneous combustion in the first place,
but in suggesting to the powder max
ers changes in the process of manufac-
ture which tend toward safety.
The best American practice also pro-
vldes for the refrigeration of the maya
zine by the adoption of a cold storage
system. 1t is not known whether or
not the French navy has adopted this
additional precaution.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-31
SAYS ALCOHOL
RUINS HEALTH
DIR. G. Sims Woodhead De-
Clares Beverage Is Potent
Factor in Disease.
POINTS TO THE WHITE PLAGUE
Declares There Is Direct Con-
nection Between Tubercu-
losis and Alcohol.
POINTS TO THE WHITE PLAGUE

DR.. G. Sims Woodhead, professor
Of pathology at Cambridge univer-
sity, writes of Alcohol and Dis
ease" as follows:
Alcohol is perhaps the most i'm
portant factor in the production Of
disease. 1t does more than any
thing else to render people incap-
able of withstanding disease. Alco-
hol prepares the human body for
the attacks of disease, just as did
the extreme heat Of the past few
days the straw for the engine spark
to set on fire. It can be proved that
alcohol taken in comparative small
quantities interferes with the blood.
1T alters the fluids very slightly
indeed, but certain substances which
interfere with the action Of disease
germs are diminished in quantity.
These substances become less active
and are unable to do their work SO
well as usual. The fight between
disease and these substances become
unfair. the germs make use Of their
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-31
;7sT MOVES FOR THE
CAMPAIGN OF 1912.
National Committees Will Meet In
Washington In December.

When the Republican national COM
mittee meets in Washington on Dec.
II to fix the time and place for the
holding Of the Republican national
convention next year, the committee
men will also be called upon to meet
the demand of the National Progress
sive Republican league that the direct
vote system be officially adopted as
the method Of choosing delegates to
the convention. While the Progressive
Republicans have only about three
members on the national committee
the proposed fight will be the opening
gun of the battle for the presidential
nomination In the Republican party
next year.
In all probability, Senator William
e. Borah Of Idaho will be chosen to
present the demand Of the Progress
sives that the national committee shall
pass resolution recommending that
In all states wherever practicable the
state committee shall call presidential
primaries at least thirty days prior to
Lie 1lcpuUl1Cdn udLlOudl COuVCuCIOu.
The convention will be composed of
approximately 1852 delegates.
Indications now point to Chicago as
the convention city OF the Republican
party. st. Louis and Buffalo have ask
I'd for the convention, and Kansas
City, Mo-, Denver, and possibly st.
Paul may also be applicants. Chicago
has not yet extended its invitation.
but 1t is expected to do SO. The De-
cember meeting Of the committee will
also fill permanently the vacancy In
the craftsmanship occasioned by the
retirement Of Frank 81. Hitchcock.
John F. Hill of Maine, the acting
chairman, will probably be continued
at the head Of the committee, If prec-
edent is followed.
The Democratic national committee
will also meet in Washington in De-
cember to choose convention city and
fix date for their national conven-
ton. The formal call is expected
shortly. Progressive Democrats will
demand that delegates to the national
convention be chosen by direct pri-
maries and the committee may accede
to the demand.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-31
HEELS AND HOBBIES BLAMED.
Railroad Learns Causes of Accidents to
Women Patrons


That high heels and hobble skirts are
responsible for large proportion of
the injuries sustained by women while
getting on and off trains and mount
ing and descending stairways in sta
tons is the conclusion reached by the
Pennsylvania railway claim depart
ment after an investigation covering
three months in which seventy three
such cases were recorded.
The injuries ranged from slight con-
tusions to painful sprains and cuts.
Typical of the causes set forth are:
"Heel caught on step of coach and
torn off.
High heels caught while descend
ing stairs: wore hobble skirt"
1t is pointed out that the railroad
can do nothing to prevent these casual
ties because women Of all times have
followed styles that are dangerous to
life and limb"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-31
A New Census For lamar.

It appears that the Japanese are go
ing to take their next census accord
ing to European methods. For this
purpose japanese professor from the
University # Tokyo is now IN Rome
with a view Of studying the taking Of
the Italian census. He has already
been In Berlin and Vienna with Sim
liar object. The Japanese census is
to be taken on more exact lines than
has ever been attempted on previous
occasions