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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25

burh Saiiieren elmer unbelpahten
Strnse nddtii1erneile bas Ifdptiihe
0ehiet tetrcten. I'm her Mnrtns
5berciier : StraBc ndbnte CT lid be-
rcits in Siderbeit urto ididte it'd nn.
Den Sauf nIs8uipnnren. Iber -
oas Tuse hcs 8eicecs lit iflau.
Yloslifl brcd)en Die Sftroibeamteu.
Die lid - in chill - IN einen &inters
bait geleet bntteu, auf i'm Gin. Sod
Der acknowledgements. nift fanl.
Iprin9t ipieber aitf pas 9efdbrt. baut
NIT Scibctrdftcu olf Den @aul Inn III
r~aienncr Shlft sebt's ipie Die 8inbss
brnut, Die Ybilipps StraSe bindui.
binter ibm brcin Ole Cftroimdnufen.
atbemlos. tcufelib. pultcnb unb aus
alien 8rdftcn ihreicnb: Salt Ell I'M!
5alt Ell mn" Sufolae nes 8aeeuz
geranels uuo pes Salos Shreicns
lpuroen alf Der gail5eu Stredc Die
frieblifcn 9iir9er aiis Dem Shlafc ges
fpedt. 0ie Sicner bes @clcbes alaibs
ten lid nift dnbers belfeu an fDnncu.
nls bic @erfoIsung pes WiiictbdterS
mittels autid)cu, Sdbrrdocrn urr
Gutomobilcn fortSulesen. Sarob
nod aroBerer Ilarm unb aefpaltigcr
WenifJennuilaui. Gin binsuacfom>
mener Yolisiit. Dem man ocu Sad,>
perbnit crfldrte. meinte pbleemntilf:
ia irerbe ie en- 10 od frtnl" - ltuo
Sds gnbe Der 8eihift': .In ie BUN
en- bad net ~friet!"
snxemburs, 4. Npril. -
Seute fdnbeu i'm aanton Glirembrre
unb Gid &ableu itatt. Der aampf
mar Elm crbitterter. SIN apnton Gid,
iinb Die 8nblen nod nidt entid,ieben.
Sm aanton Surem6ur9 purbeu 81
90 Stimmcn nbgegeben. Serr
Gmil Heuter. 8edtsannalt unb fatbpz
lilfer Gannibdt 1901 Stirnmcn)
iiegtc g~eseniiber icinen @csnern Sru.
Go. Scpben. H%cdhtsanipalt. Der Gans
bibat Der Srcimaurer. 1896 Stinmnenl
unb Srn. ). 8eilptrs. Snseuieur.
Ganbibat oct 2ibcrnleu unb Der Be-
~fiiriporter Der gnthriItlifuna Ser
Tolfsid}nle 1896 Stimmen). Sieic
Wabl beoeutct Gin 8eteuntniS Der
Wdjoritdt bes golfes 81 elmer Yplitif
bes reli9ioien unb io5ialen SrieSens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25

oabier, unS 5rau Wifacl Clement St
gpiportb, ia. Moec CT ruben IN
Srieoen! Sn Dem 3uitnrec bes
ifirer perlesten Sris &urt lit cine
WenSuns gum 8eiieren cinsctrcteu.-
5crr 3. g. Seberipiel tritt bcute cine
9eiuhsrciie nah ieinem 6eburtsprte
8nrslinirer, Sugemburg, an. Bon
Gopagcl
3m Ghicasp, 81, lit um 16. apri(
Serr @bunrD Siridl. Gin Srlipcr bes
bcfdmten Hdbbiners Or. @mil Sirid
int Ilter bon 81 Sobrcn on Der
alingeucnt3iinbuns seitorbcn. Or lpar
aus 9urembrrg gcbiirtig uub fam in,
Sitter bon II Sabren mad, Den Ser
cinigteu Stanten. Seit lehs Sdhren
ipnr CT @cihdftsfiibrer Deg YHcform
Ibpocatc". cine 3eitif1riit. hcren Gbciz
Hebaftenr iein gruber OR. gmil Grid
lit. CIR bintcridBt icing Satin uno
5lpci Sohtcr.
Bort Waibinstsn, isis, 20. Ipril.
t.3tg.") Haf ldrserem 2eiben lit
Samstag Senrb @Dbcrt 5ltr cuiacn
Hube eingesnnsen. Ser Snbinacz
ihiebenc mar an, II. Topember 1924
III llebiueen, geIaicn. aeborcn unb
fam NIT ieincr Sainilie i'm Sabre 1862
nud Imerifd. 3uerit mpbute CT II,
Sofpr Sort Bdihin9tou auf Der Sdrm.
icit Sebn Sabren aber lebtc CT bier
III Der Stant in ~bcbdbi9em 8uhes
itano. Seine erite @dttin itdrb am
Is. Mni 1908 Mnb Sipci Sabre ipGs
ter 9ing CT NIT SRI. Minnie gilbert
cine nele Che Gin, luclfc i'm nit
einem Sobnc bon bier Subrcn ii6ers
lcbt. @r errcihtc bas hobe Hlter
bon SO Sabren, flint Mpnntcn unb
bier 5ngen. @r rube IN Srieoen! -
Sonntag Ihamittas ipurSc Scbn
Neuens feline Satin Iarsaretba.
geb. Cell. burdJ Den unerbittliferl
Cob entrinen. Srau Neuens crlitt
am Snmstas eiiten @ebirniflns uno
erlangte bds geipuBtietn nidt ipiebcr.
Sic purbe cor 70 Sabrcn in Sung
liniter. 9nrembnrg. geboren. pclhe
Srtihaft ard Die Seinnatb ibrcs
@atten mar. Ils MdShcn BON IS
Sabren ~ipaubcrte tic mad Imerifa aus
unb fam mad, Ssnntce Gpuntp. Srl
5plp Grob ihlob tie NIT Srn. Sobn
Heuens. Der ciu Sabr Dor ibr in's
9anb %9efommen mar, ben 9unc fiir's
2eben. Sas Yaar lieS lid in Bort
Waihington nicocr. Die iiberlebeu@
Den ainocr iinb: 5enrp ). Neiens bon
Sbebopsau. Sreb. !. Neuens bon
0silfpaufee. Srau Sic. :. 9ieoerid,
bon @iltpaufee, 81. I. Heueus.
Srau I.' 8. Eaitoret mn Srdulein
2oiiie bon bier. Sic rubc in Sries
benl - Otto 16iQ, Der Nnian9s Gos
BENDER nit ieincr ilrnscn Satin cine
S~oh5eitSreiie nah Californian unters
nabm uno it'd 5u slciher Seit ben
Weiten etnas ndber nnieben lpolte.
bat lid entifloifen, in Californian al
bIeiben. Gr fdnfte rdmlih in Innas
beim. % Ieilen. bon Sos Inseles.
cine Srufifarm bon Is Ifcr fin
$500. lnb ibn tlno ieincr @attir
seidllt CO BORT iebr gut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25
Grokber,oetbum.
aus Der 1amYthaht.

2nxemb II T 81. Mpril. - Ser
nndfplgenoen SeminariIten uno Cub
b~iafonen lit Ole 9infonspeibc crtbeilt
tporben: @ihe[ Sails BON Scubren;
!. .. Strand. @ebneiicr; anton Quill,
Siefirf; @iigen Sensen, Sanonciler;
5. y. &inn. Nantcrnad; SranS Slinz
ger. S~berforn; Mions 3beiicn, Sulz
beim; Nihel @cber. @repcnmad1cr.
Inberbem empfingcn bieic 8eibe lefs
Serren aus Dem SerS Seiuz rnb spei
5erren aus DEM 8ecemptoriitcn>
Sroen.
Smgemb II a. z. gpril. - SIN
biihDfliden 9onpifte peritarb in pers
floiiener Haft rah fur3em llnpoblz
fem Der bodp. Serr Nidel Chefs.
Goabiutor; eiu Ser5jflag bat benz
bpfinunsspoIlcn 4rienerlcbcn elm
idbeS gnSe bereitet. Crit porisen
8crbit seipeibt. erbielt Sr. Chefs feline
Nniielllna I'M Gonuiftc. Ser Soeess
fall lit Gin grauianter S6las fir Die
@ltern Des REINFORCEMENT. beren
2ebensiorae unb 9ebensboiinuna CT
tets eetpeicn lit. 2dnae Sabre battcn
tic lid absemiibt, Die aanse Stubiens
Seit binbnrdl, uml Nen Sobn emit am
Iltare an iebcn unb nm pernidtct
bieie S~obesfunbc ali Die ldonen @rs
lp~artunseu hires Scbensabenbs. @cr5z
lide Sbciluabme.
Sin bartsepriiiter 9ngembnrscr. -
Sie nmerifauiide eur. 9aSctte"
melbet ans Cation in Nmerifa: .Sic
fatboliide ct. Soiepb's : Stride. elm
praftpoacr 9ridbnu on Der Siicicitc,
bic Sfarrihule. Shnelternippbnins
lnS Yfarrbaus. limb abgebrnnnt. Scr
@eIammtihaben bclduft iih aii ctpa
cine NiQion Sranfen. aoitbarc @ez
mdloe uno Statuen, Die bic Stride
5~ierten, lpurnen EN- Haub Der Slant
men. Yfarrer Der 10 ihiper beimscs
iudtcn 8emeinbe lit Der bodm. Sr.
&eanerb fans 9%onsoorf. 9~urem6nrg.
gebiirtia)." - Sm uorigcn CONNER
mar Yiarrer Hesnerp mad europa
gefommen; pamalS bat CT ii6 in Gus
rcmburg an oerihiebcnen Stclen
ldnger nufgebalten, 10 in Gonsporf.
Sungliniter. Siebcnbrunnen mo 2us
remburas Stabt. Bon Hcm gorf aus
bate unier bodn'iter Sr. giitoi ibm
@nbe Sttpber porisen Sabres einen
furscn 9eiub abseitattet. Yinrrer
3e9ncrp ina nit 8edt itol5 aui feline
Stride unS Shulen, Die er ielbit inter
aroben Spiern crbaut bate. .9ur.
Sort"
Sin S6wahcntreid unicrer Sttrpis
6eamfen perIebtc am Sienstaa SbeuS
Die YbilippitraBe in 9roBc Nufreguns.
Gin @infpobner bcs aantons Gid a.
3. NUS. lpar NIT @rnnntipein nnd 2its
rcmburg geinbren mh. nm bcm iprids
wortlihen Torpis Der Sftrpibcnmtcl,
elm SInipphen 5u idlnscn, hattie CT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25
9awjun, Nebr., Sen II. s(pril.

9awiun, Nebr., Sen II. s(pril. -
@ertbe Sur. @a5ctte"l Gm @titts
mod aeaen 4 llbr rate bier Gin idreds
lifer 8irbelitnrm burd. Gr icgte
ale 8ebduSe bieier Sarm iueg, NIT
MliSuabme oes arg beifdbigten
@obnbauieS. &c fparen niir 5ipci
YierSe IN Dem Stall. ais bas llnipeiter
urploslid) heraubrah; elm YferS
iprrSe nit fortscriiien. ipobin iuiilen
mir nid)t. has anberc blieb unter Der
sertriimmerten Sheunc licgen. Wir
bcireiten es nab idnserer Yrbeit. ohne
paB c5 SdnScn aenommcn hdttc. Sic
SbltbGln,e I'M 0arteu iino ale fnpilt.
Nidis purSe aei0Stet nit Tiisuabme
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25

SieIcr meritnnide Sperets
tenfrieg iGnat nadlserabc bod iin9es
miitblid sl merpcil an. Snuptidhs
Iid, ipeil er fcin Gnbe nebmcn mill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25

GnsIaup. Sas nit ialbunsss
pollem Munbe Srieeen prebist unb
gleih5eitis Snperorcabnoughts baut.
erinnert al Den Yrpbibitions : Mais
tutor, Der in Der &anb bic Sihel mn
in Der Saihc Die ShnapeilaiHe trdst
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25

an ber G~rfenntniE beS Grnfes bee
Sitmation in Wegifo aeisten iid bic
1iibrer bes GpnsreIes b~efrieoiat BON
ben ppn sait eetruifsnen WiaRnabmen.
Niht Der aerinaite 8iocriprmh seseis
ieim Erpsramm iuar Sn bemerten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25

60 ihlcft iino Die 3eitcn. baB $50
iunsc Inppfntcn. Die fainl bas tdgs
lifc. Srot perpieucn fonncn. tpegcr
Hihtbcsabluna ibrer 9eitrdsc bon
Der @itslieeihaft bes Hetu 9orfer
Ibpofateupercins geltrifen iueroen
mubten. 0~elpobnlid. ipenn Die 3cis
ten ihleht iparen. CABS crit reht nief
an prosciliercn. Nber bas Yublifum
lit ihlau geporbcn. gs bat selernt.
baB elm n,ascrcr Tersleih obne Yroa
seb in Ben meiiten Sdllen better lit.
alS Gin nad LANCER 3eit geiponnener
YroSeb nit cinem bunsrigen Iopoz
faten. Der in @ofcn nidt reselmdbig
5u Iittae seipeiit bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25

Sas Y9pnisniIIc gouriers
Sournal". meloet. baB StanSarb Gels
fapital Die 9oniolibiruns elmer Nns
5dhl srpSer grauereien in Yenninls
uanieu beabiihtist. Soffentlid iper>
DEN Die neilen @isentbiimer niht ibre
8obrcnleitunecn 5llr Gcrtbeiluns res
8iereS benntscn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25

Gin . o it o Gr5t lpciif 8ifferns
mdSis nad. baB Die Soften fir sic
8ebanblung Der Yutientcn III ben
offentlihen 9oipitdlern in ben lesten
Sebn Sdbrcn berurt serpddien iinb.
Dab iid scscnipdrtig MIR poblba<
benbc 2eute Den Gurus. franf Su lpcrs
Den. seitatteu fpnurn. Gem nrmei1
Nann miro and nid,t Die flcinite
Sreube mebr gesonnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25

Die SfInbomncr iiab gang
irolS nilf cine Wutter, Die in iehs
Sdbreu brei5ebn ainoern bas 2eben
scgebeu hat. sic bnben aud llriafe
baSu. Senn ipenn Die Hrobibition
bort crit etpas dlter geiporben lit,
ipirb man mad iolhen @iittcrn nerz
sebens ilden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25

girc iunfere ,Sniurgentens
lit Der bon Dem SongreBsGba
seorbncten @urbod &auias geltclte
Intrng, 8ebeu, bic nidt sebalten.
aber tsu Gampaanes 3iucden) bcnnod,
int Congregational Hecprb" NIT 3iuia
id,enbemerfuuseu in alammcrn ipie
-3onncrnber Seifau". ODER .9roBc
Seiterfeit" nbgebrudt iperoen, ais
vgenulbet" 3u mdrfiercn. Der Nns
tras bat farm Iusiiht auf Innnbmc.
Wenn aber ia. baum: ySomcrnber
9eifall uno eroBc Seitcrfeit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25

Sdnemarf ipia bns Srduens
ltimmrcft 5iunt ssmeiie ciniiibren.
@dn3fid, sipedlpsl Wau fdnn piels
leiht cine Srdu fir pns Stimmred,t
e~rsieben. n6er mir modtcn Zen ieben.
Der tic 5u icincr Tlsiibuns 81 5ruingen
ccrnlug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25

Ser bcriihmte 8dtbielerfineer Gam
SIopb lit nieicr Gage seitorhcn; er
bat burh icine 8dtbiel i~ngefdbr cine
Million Dollars ueroient sebabt. Sir
ms g%elupbnIihe Wenifenfinber lit
oas aroBte 8dtbiel. mic man Durd5
chrlife Irbeit bcut3utdgc nod cine
Riliou Collars perDienen fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25

Gin 8elebrter aus 8anins be-
baiptet, bic Mdodcu Der 3nfunft
piiroen braune Niigen baben. Mag
Iciu. aber Damn pcroen lie idtperlid,
aus &arids fommcn. yIuf ifels
miide Sarnen beuten bic brnunen",
beiSf es I'M 9ieb. ltno Die Nidbden
nit ben idelmiiden 2alinen pflegen
untcr Irobibitiuussdnicn niht auf5us
fpntmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25

Sn 'S%onbpn io1en Die @eiete
ilbcr Die 3nlanung bon ausldnoern
uerifdrft iperoen. Sic @nslduber
iif bie giitige Nitarbeiterihaft
gepiner Mem 9orfer Giupanoerungss
9enmter iihcrn; nn mare linen, uro
aud ben sicip g)orfern sebulfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25

3ipei giirgcr in 8nnias baben
cinen Yro5eB lint 50 sefiibrt. Der ben
8eiocn bis iest aesen $1,000 sefoitet
bat. Hcht fpitet @elb uuo 3edbts
baberei nod pielmebr, dbcr Die slspo>
faten irolen alld) lcben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25

Sol. Rooepelt bot einen ,3irs
felitiuung" burh's sau5c 2onn aes
maht, unb bns srobe Yublifum bat
10 gut wie nidts bdpon erfnhren.
Die 3citcn dnoern iid. nnp bic Iens
lfen linn ipanocl6ur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-25
pan Der Wahr.

Gin apaniifcr 6elebrfer bat
Elm Wittcl seiunhcn, sic @epanfen Su
photosrapbiren; bpifentlih finbct er
diih cines, oieie T~ufnahmen 10 81
cntfpitcin, baB CO cute 9ilSer aibt.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-06
STATION PLANS REJECTED.
The City Council Tarns Down Pro-
posed Changes.

The plans for the Improvement of
the Passenger Station of the South
ern Railway in this city, which were
sent here by the Stats Railway Board
Commission for the approval of the
Orangeburg City Council, have been
rejected by that body. The plans sub
mitted were not up to the require
ments of those submitted to the rail-
way company by the City Council a
short time ago.
The offer made by the City Council
to the Southern Railway was that If
certain Improvements and paving was
done around their depot here that
the council would pave the remand
er of Russell from the point where
the present street paving stops on the
depot. The plans sent the railroad
commission by this city calls for
umbrella sheds, cement walks, the
depot moved further up from it's
present site and the street around
1t paved.
The plan submitted by the railroad
commission, which It was rejected by
the City Council, provides for very
little what the citg's plans call for.
Capt. w. W. Wannamaker and Abial
Lathrop, Esq, Of the city council,
were appointed to push this matter
and secure the improvements for Or
angeburg's depot. Orangeburg Is a
great feeder for the Southern Rail-
way, and /. ought to have handsome
depot and surroundings at an impor-
parents on Amelia st.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-06
Springfield Wins.

Springfield, S. c., July 5-Speclal:
In hotly contested game Of base
ball at Norway yesterday, July 4,
Springfield defeated the home team
BY a score of ten >to one. Mike
Gleaton, manager for Springfield,
field played. batterier: Dibble and
Brodie. Gerard Able, manager for
Norway played, batteries, Able and
Young. Norway was clearly outclass-
ed from the beginning, and took its
defeat very much at heart. Since
Captain Mike Gleaton has summed
the management of the Springfield
team, 1t has met with success. Spring
field is strictly in The game and ready
for all corners.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-06
EXCURSION RATES.
Southern Railway Announces Special
Low Fares to Points.

Meridian, Miss.-Account Sunday
School Congress of the National Bap-
tist Convention, colored. Tickets on
sale June 5th and 9Th, final limit
June 14th, 1911.
Philadelphia, Pa.-Account North
ern Baptist Convention and Baptist
World Alliance Congress. Tickets
on sale June 8, 10th, 18th, 18th.
Extension of final limit may be had
by depositing tickets and payments
of fee of s1.OO, until Sept. 31st.
Black Mountain N. C.--Account
Southern Students Conference, Y. M.
C. A. Tickets on sale June 18th and
18th, final limit June 2Sth, 1911.
Charlottesville, Va.-Account Uni
versity of Virginia Summer School.
Tickets on sale June 18th, 18th,
.23rd, oath, 26th. and July 3rd and
10th limited fifteen days, unless ex-
tended at Charlottesville, until Sep
tember 80, 1911.
Knoxville, Tenn.-Account Sum-
mer School of the South. Tickets on
sale June 18th, 18th, goth, Gath,
25th, July list, Sth, 9th and 18th,
1911. limited fifteen days unless ex-
tended at Knoxville until September
30th, 1911.
For information as to rates. etc.,
apply to ticket agents or address:
]. L. Meek, Asst. Genl. Passenger
Agent. Atlanta, Ca, or W. E. Nc
Gee, Division Passenger Agent, Char
lesion. S. C..
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-06
ENJOYABLE PICNIC.
Held at East Orange Tuesday Enjoy
ed by All Present.

The improvement Society of the
East Orange School united with the
East Orange Local Farmers Union
and gave a picnic on the glorious
Fourth which was success in every
particular. The Union furnished the
speakers. At eleven o'clock the meet
ing was called to order and the open
ing prayer made by Rev. Bedeubugh
The first speaker was Capt. J. H.
Claffy, who made very interesting
talk on the money question. The
next speaker was DR.. S. J. Summers,
who gave his hearers good sound
Union doctrine which was greatly en-
joyed by all.
Mr.. B. F. Keller was next introduc-
ed. He made a rousing good talk,
hitting tardy members right and left,
He also gave an account Of his work
Of organizing Charleston County.
Brother Keller is go:d taiker, gives
sound union doctrine, and any To-
cal union which needs revival could
do nothing better than to get Messrs.
s. J. Summers and B. F. Keller to
visit their union.
So much for the speaking after
which came the dinner. Well I will
not attempt to describe it, but will
say that it was all that could be
wished for. The ladies sold ice cream
and bottle drinks. and disposed OF
a very beautiful uuilt-all of which
brought them nice sum Of money
and now for another big time at the
Tillman Volunteers picnic Friday.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-06
LOCAL NEWS lTLMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN BY
OUR REPORTERS.
What Is Happening Here and There.
Local Items Of Personal Interest to

What Is Happening Here and There.
Local Items of Personal Interest to
Our Readers.
Miss Ruth Boliver is visiting friends
in Darlington.
Mr.. Russell Wolfe is visiting
friends in Darlington.
Limestone is suffering very much
for rain and the corn crop is badly
damaged.
Mrs. E. C. Livingston and little son,
Of Charleston are the guests of her
parents an Amelia St.
Miss Alma Wannamaker will go
next week to Laurens where she will
be, the guest Of Miss Lila May Dial.
Misses Kathleen and Isabelle Wan
namaker have returned from visit
to their grandparents near North.
Misses Richardson of Sumter will
be IL the city in few days to visit
their brother MT. Dick Richardson on
Orange Court.
The w. M. y. meeting to be held at
Double Branch church will be held
OH Thursday after the third Sunday,
July 20, instead of the 13.
The guess Of the government of
q ha mil ho1
cotton crop this year is wild. The
cotton crop has hany dangers to pass
before it is made.
Several>sections of this county are
still needing rains. The same may be
said of Calhoun. Oh, for a general
rain that will reach every part of
both counties that need it.
Remember that the examinations
for Winthrop college, the University
OF South Carolina, and Charleston
College will be held on Friday July
{. beginning at nine o'clock.
The following gentlemen compose
the Branchville team: R. A. McDow-
ell, Bing Farmer, Earl Dukes, S. Byrd
H. Byrd, N. Byrd, Joe Brunson, Bill
Izlar, Bass and W. C. Bethea.
The first game of the series be-
tween ,Branchville and Orangeburg
ended a tie, nine to nine. Batteries:
Orangeburg; Fairey and Van Orsdel;
Branchville, Dukes and Bethea,
Just read on the first page how
the folks up North and out West
are suffering from the heat, and be
thankful that you live in a country
where deaths from heat is unknown.
M. E. Zeigler, Esq, acted as best
man for Congressman Lever yester-
day. We think it is getting abont
time for our handsome young friend
to act as best man for himself. What
say the girls?
On account Of very contagious
disease Buffers Chapel, A. M. E.
church, Mount Pleasant Baptist
Church and Mill Branch M. e. Church
are strictly forbidden to have meet
ings OF any kind until the first Sun
day in August.
Have you considered your writing
materials for the vacation? If not,
you will find in our Stationery Sec
ton Com bination Tablets in various
styles that serve both as paper and
envelope, taking up no more room
than the paper. Sims Book Store.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-06
CHANGE AT COLORED COLLEGE
r. s. Wilkinson Succeeds Thos. E.
Miller IS President.


After successfully managing the
Colored State College in this city
since it was first established as presi-
dent, Thos. E. Miller turned over the
institution to r. s. Wilkinson, the
new president a few days ago. In
retiring from the college Miller car
ries with him the best wishes Of the
best people of this city. He made a
splendid president, managing the
large number of students under him
most with firmness and decision.
Before the transfer was made the
board Of trustees made thorough ex-
animation Of the books and records Of
the college and found everything
straight and in good shape. R. S.
Wilkinson, the new president enters
upon his duties with fine prospects,
and he will successfully carry on the
work that has been carried on for so
long a period by the first president
Thos. E. Miller, whose administration
Of the institution has been long and
successful one.
Under the wise management Of
Miller, the college has grown and
prospered. At it's organization fit-
teen years ago, the college proper
ty was valued at less than $4,000
At the present time it is valued at
between 100000 and s250.O00.
This wonderful growth was achieved
under the management of Miller as
president, and he deserves much Of
the credit for it. In his departure
the college loses the active Influence
Of one of its best friends.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-06
Land Offered for Sale.

Cant. W. W. Wannamaker, act
ing for S. r. Lanham, Master Of
Spartanburg County, offered for sale
several tracts of land owned by far
mers in this county at the court
house Tuesday morning. 1t is claim
ed that these farmers owe premiums
to the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, which failed some time ago,
and of which Mr.. S. NJ. Whetmore Is
the ceceiver. Before the sales were
made several notices were read by
the owners of some OF the land warn
ing people not to buy It. Few OF the
tracts were bought by the owners.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-06
PROGRAMME ANNOUNCED.
Union Meeting of the Orangeburg
BAPTIST Association.

The Union meeting Of the First Do
vision of the Orangeburg Baptist AS
sociation is to be held with the Cam
eron Baptist Church, beginning Sat-
urday, July 29th, 1911, at 10 o'clock.
The following program has been an
nounced:
Devotional service.
Organization.
Introductory sermon by Rev. J. W.
Blanton.
Importance of Developing Young
Christians into Active Church Work
ers; and How it can be Done-John
A. Brunson.
What Great Evils of Today Retard
the Growth of the Kingdom of our
Lord-B. NJ. Foreman.
What are the Best Methods Where
by We can Enlist Everybody in the
Sunday School Work-D. H. Cros-
land.
What Are Some of the Social Hin
drances to Spiritual Life and Prog
ress-George e. Davis.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-06

Miss Ruth BcIiver and Messrs.
Theo. Wolfe, Russell Wolfe, Lenaire
Wolfe, Jim MdMichael and George
Schiffley made up the orchestra that
played for the big dance given in
Darlington the night of the fourth.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-06
CANDIDATES. CARDS.

To the Voters of the City OF Or
angeburg.-I hereby respectfully an
nounce myself a candidate for the
office of Mayor Of the city of Orange
burg at the approaching municipal
election, AID will appreciate the en-
dorsement Of my candidacy.
Very truly yours,
W. w. Wunnamaker.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-06
To the Voters Of the City OF Orange,

To the Voters Of the City OF Orange
burg:
At TIE earnest solicitation of
many friends l hereby announce my
self candidate for the office of May
or Orangeburg in the approaching
municipal election.
I realize fully the Importance and
honor of the position l ask at your
hands, and l believe 1 can fill the
office to the complete satisfaction of
the entire citizenship. and l. respect
fully request your favourable consid-
eratlon Of my candidacy.
If you elect me, I shall assume
the duties and responsibilities OF the
Office, determined to devote my best
energies to the advancement of our
city. Yours truly.
:. o. K. Wilson.