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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
6 II : anit= = u III er i + a II +
op naar e a II 5 q + l.

6 II : II 81 III + i + II r
op II q ar e Ii s q b l.
lis pre- ceteris".
Seo s,ortbrpcitern l1niueriitp
scbool oi Ebarnacp Chicago bar
oer nplig gfsamensfeit, bpor 50
Stubenter fif beres 9ipIon1 ion1
pbarnaceutiife &anoiooter = Gro,
6uates IN Gbar1nacp". = 80 al sem
blep al Erelioenten folot frem og
tilbelt ltniperlitetets ertro 9iplom
life alene for ierlig 6Iio % erenl=
plarilf Spferiel oa for Sc beoite 8a=
rafterer beb Sc Stlbietioen ofboIo=
te Granina, men ogina for nu neo
Mfgangseramen at pere geo. 1 = en-
@ienneminitstarafter al 95 Yoi1ts,
bpor 100 er Sen bsjeite opnaaelige.
be6 oette Gran1ensrelultat oprooe-
Sc De oltiaa set, Ser pes ajeben-
6aensltniperlitet betegnes iom v99au-
oabilis pre ceteris". Sfglee 1ni=
perlitetsfunoatlen lfal S11oltilling
0erom eipes til 8egjeringen.
Gen enc al Sc Iaaleoes 11on1erfebe
unge Meno er en- 2onlf= f=slmerifaner,
B | 5 e m a + s q + q I 8 $ e IL
3 icf en- of @bicog o,
Sgn of e1, Sen oerpnrenbe banife
&oloni og lerligt / 6oreninaen Ga-
nia bel fienbt og ofbolot 2anosman6
&enbricfien. Ge,1 anoen ,1nge Monb
er EN- @rGfer, gftaropoulos.
Nbarmaceutilf Gralnel1 er eli ret
panlfelig &repe, til bpilfen Scr IT'LL
lee itore 6or0ringer baabe getning
al sllmenifole= os @giifoleubbanneIie
og SEN frnper baa6e 5io og @enge.
6or at opnaa fprlte aarafter me6
l1bmnrfelie frepes ser ct fIart tpr-
fen6e Sopeb, fbif Spfatteliesepne os
ierIigt ct ian1pittigbe6sfulot, olpor-
Iigt og fornuftigt stubilttn. @or
unge 2an0smanb @. @el1oricfIen bar
tiIfulbe piit Jig / @eiiooelie af Sc
nsobe,t6ige GeenFaber, og bon bor
beo Set ir,,,fte Rei,1Itot ban bor ops
nooet of iit 5h1oium giort lite Blot
lie ieIn, men oefon fin RotionaIitet
1ere. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
@n pelbi9 8eitiffeliesifanoale

er unoer 0piejling / Obio 2egislo=
tur, % Ell @rano Surp / Jranflin
County, bpor Sopeoltnocn Columbus
er beliggenoe, pil oennc l1ge be-
gpnoe fine llnoeriegelier al Sngen.
6ornnoerlegelierne er leoeoe al
Burns Geteftipbureo1 Chicago, og
n1inolt 20 MeOlenumcr al Heprgle11=
tontbulet er belfplbte for at bope be-
gaaet uSooOle", men Ser er en- Mu=
ligbe0 for, at nlin0lt lige laa matt
sc til pil blipc il1opifleoe i slfiere,,.
Nf Senatets Meole1l1n1er pi( 1ninolt
19 blipe beifplot for Sen ion1me 2op=
opertr96elle, bpilfet 5ilfel0e Ser
life pil blipe Guorlun oette @us,
lao OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fan fortl let-
teS. aRonge Meolenmer al begse
Sule forlonger en- l1noerlpgelle peo
ielre 2egislotllren, men boaoe @icc.
gipernpren, ,@uiets Spenfer, Stotens
@cnerolaonofot og Gpl!ntpets ofiell=
lige Nnflager n1oolGtter Jig bette,
oa alle, Ser pi0ncr for Ell 2egislotur-
aomite> p;l blipe fritogne for Mnfln-
ge og poa Sen Maaoe unoorage Jig
Strof Sa9en er fren1fonmet peo, ct
Ell Mgng0e Jorretningslnpno Go
lumbus bar blepet tr9tte al at nobe=
tale oe ltore Gunner, iom blep
offrGpet oe'n for at giennemfgre for
ifjellig 9opgipni1g, og tilli0it tog
Commercial Club Jig al Sugen, lfai-
feoe Ell itor Gum tilpeje og operorog
5orruloerlegellen til Burns 9etef-
tipbureou.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
8lamnt Gatt1Hm1wn1.

iufeesfulb Sur giennem sln1erifa.
Set er iaa ii9loen at oanife &l1nlt=
mere pi116er Mnerfjen0elle paa aneri=
fanife Seener. Gr1, @illumlens
&1,nit our hragt be11oe rige 2aurber
fer 2an6et, ioa ri boaber, at bun,
after pil gipite Dor Serbensoel %
b9poe Sen banife Sangfunits @y
blu1,0t pore anerifonlfe Me0borQere.
en- san f. a nj c RI f II i t
arps 6-orh ing.
sSor libt oper 2 s(or liocu oeoe
Goopersbl1rg, Ho., ell gal,1lnel 0anif.
fpot &i6eni ifabslna,10, @ons D3nrtin
9ope, Der par ipbt / &jebel1bap,,
1912, Stubent fra 8oreeroposifoIe1
pua 8riitionsbaon 1881, rneoicinif
Stube,1t pes &jebenbonns ltniperli=
tet % lenere @anoioat fra Asolptef=
|niif 9trrean1talt aieberbapn (4e
|mifer). s 1886 Tom ban til Mme-
rita, uooanneoe Jig pibere Semi,
fit forltielIige offeulige Aniettelier
og l1on1rrfeller iom Gioenifabs!nono
o9 bar inotil 1859 @rofesior i Semi
og iplif peo @ejitolen Nbilnoel=
pbio. Com aen1ifer opnaaeoe Bone
ct bsit aniet 9sapn % blep befienbt
for flere pigtiee Spfin6elier, Ser
bragtc bam bnabe Sore og ltore es11b=
tGgter, ioa ban oebe iom ell rig
Ma11o. San par So slor gon1n1el
6a ban 0e0e, pg tnn bopoe "a til
brogt y slar fer / 2o1bet. san
efterloo- Jig to 9etre.
sSfelge rssorblplet" er Ser I'LL
truffet Gispolitioner oper BoDes
efterloote 6orm,1c, ser bclsb Jig til
flere @ln,orebe 5lliil1o 9plfors.
8ope baube truffet @eitem11cller oper
lterite Gelen al 6orm,en fer i'm
Geb. Sen life tioligcre ioroelte
slrp bele6 Jig til $1S3,00O, bporof
l1niperiitp of Eennlplponio fit $24,=
600, forltiellige 9nreanltoIter % IL
lontropiife Ssl1itit1tioner GUNNER,
Ser poriereoe mellern $1,000 og
$4,000, og &elten af aopitolen til
falbt l)ans Gptre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
21. AARGANG.
Am1rrtka.


gelierne for 8r1rse,, al lin gie,1oom.
Gen fon lno0rage Sono til ofienligt
8rug og gisre Set for iteoie. Sc
Tor. Stoter fan life gip.cee 6ette lom
en- Monarf ior pripot eller perion=
ligt 9rllg, n1e1 oeraf fplger life, at
De ltnloe pnre uoe11 Ell Gjers @ettig-
beoer, ioet 8onltitl1tionen erflerer,
at @ongreslen ifol bape 6ulomaet til
ut oisponere oper og foltiatte nlle
npopcnoige &egler % 9}egulotiper
angaoenoe 9erritoril,n eller Glen,
Dom, lom tilbsrer Sc Gor. Stater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05

- Drengen It'll en- @fipper): ]:
r&or Sc 11ogen Sinoe fet en- %.
Nmee, anptein2"
eafipperen: ,Rei, min lille 8m.
ieg bor oltib brret afbe!o e!oamdnb. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
Stpre Streifer.

Mojbogen ioar brogte ion1 / 1ib.
-ligere slar Ell M9ffe Streifer og Mr=
beibsltanbsninger, lom mange Iil=
f9l6e pil blipe n1eget banlfelige at
hlegge. Malfinlmebe poa Eennlpl=
pania SSernbanen / ct slntal at ca.
10000 neolagbe elrbej0et &Grflte=
6erne fra Eittsb11rg til slltoono.
Som Strejfeooriog ongipes, oi
Ser11banc=8e1tDrelle11 bap0e ofifeOi=
get Men6, Ser arbej0e0e for slrbej=
berries Srganiiotion og 0pretbolbel=
ie al llnionerne Sernbanebeltprcl=
ien opeiper Mntal(et al oe ltrejfenoe
at pere laret n1inore, oe at slfife=
oigelier fun bopoe fl,noet Steb ior ot
efonomii iiere. = S Chicago regnes
Nntallet al Strejfe,,oe paa Majoa=
gen at ppre 10000 Mon0, oerof g.
500 Sernbanem9n6, $500 M11rere,
5000 @pgningsarbejoere, 800 Mor-
norbuggere og 700 forifiellige
Sag. = S SEEM gorf 11e6logoe 10,=
900 Moifinarbejbere % 1000 @a=
eere slrbei6et / @fan6oes. S flere
al De 1terre Jnbrifer 9lten par Ser
Be ipbponlige Maioagsparaoer, JON
bog Sc fleIte Steber life gap slnleo=
ming til nernep9roige l1roligbeoer.
@nn / @Iebelnn6 por ser ct 5am=
nemjtsb mellem Union og Sffe-
l1nionfolf, bpor Ser flso en6el 8loo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
6 Ii n it, nerp orre % L
Ium I n.


@ie,rneln en- felle5 Sen al 8la=
set og 4unitnerporret 6ru apoe og
6r. BaI6emar @illulnien, loa1 |
@inter bor optranot pao Srpbeum
Sbeatrene Der / 2an6et / amerifanlt
engagement, bar ri erfaret, at De
eIifperoige &unitnere bar mnattet
opgipe 6eres Sur til geIhtaterne
poa @rl1no of en- onbartet sten11ne-
boon6sfatarrb, ion1 6ruen poaorog
Jig Minne3otos onififtelige 4lima
1n6er ben6es Optrpben paa Sn1l-
ltngbDernes 0rpbeun Sbeatre /
SIut,1ingen Of Morts Monne6. 2a-
gerne i Gbieogo, bbor Gruen bapbe
en- uges Gerie, forbso ben6e at ipnge
minbft en- Moaneo, % De foretraf %
at opfige 6eres aontruft meo Dr.
pbelu1 Circuit og rei}e biem til 0an-
unrf. Set er meget betlageligt al
Jrien iaa fig nsofoget ti ot opgine
en bno6e pef,miort o f,.nftneriif iet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
9irefte $ala al iyurbnubsjenaturc,

9irefte $als al 6urbnnbsicnatorcr.
Gen al aongresiens &eprGler=
tuntbus peotugne Heiplution, ionl
:1prfienoer oirefte Galg al 6ot,unos=
lellatorer, pg ion blep onerIelot Ii!
Torbunosienotet, bar peret ,inoer
Srerpejelle al Senatets sSultitsiorni,
te og blep al oenne @tanoogs m=
befolet til @eotagelie al Senatet mes
Il Stemmer ilnoo 5.
@noriuger til sbermans Nnti=Srnj1
2pb.
Gen npe 6orbuno5ienotor ior
sSoiua &enpon 9or rmberllbarbei0elje
6orllag til iorltjellige sgnoringer til
Sbermans 9lnti=9ruit 2op, ipln foil
om fort 3io agter at forelrggc Sc
natet. Gog pil Bette ,1eppe lte, ipl
Jorblu1osbejelterct bar ofgipet Gol
Il Splesningsioger,e moo Slie= o1
Sobafs= =5rllltene. sGnoringernc pil
gjere 9opens HGffepio6e betpoeligt
lterre ems Sen I'LL er. - S &eprn=
ientantbulet til &ongresmanb Stoa=
lep af &entllefp foreilua 9g11bringer
af tilipare11be Nlrt, JON nopnlig pil
beltao /, at Spcaferen ifol l10nGpne
ell 8 Manos &ongresfomite, ser ifol
foreta9e l1n0ariegeller al Spertrr=
heller al 9orcn. 9enne 4olnite lfal
pere iorpligtet til lGrligt at ,mOer=
lege Staaltrultens Iorbolo til uof=
bGngige Electromagnetic, Sernbo=
ner, 81,l= og Msiurance= =8on1pagrier
lomt 9fationalbanfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05

&n e bet siben, at Sc bsr teen
Gem for ct abonnement poa belts
yloo. Reo fine pooIi6eIi9e efter.
retninger % 1T u6bnIgte 2ofeftof ii
6et Hine Gem en firrfommen @ioft
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
Gu aoueertfritif. On

On &oncertfritif. gn &oncert.
Bourne eiaiteoe forleoen ben ipenife
8p 8altao, men Hrpitntionerne bar
UNDER 2abmoal. l16enfor Sss11bgongen
til &oncertiaIen bar oplonet en- Blu.
fat meo Hnnifriften:: r&am6e moo
life n1e6fgres. - Otter &oncerte1s
Slutning babbe ct bittigt 9oDeo til.
fsiet: rGoreningen til Dprenes 8e'
ifptteIie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
6 II oani f. a III i a II

6 n o'anif=a III crifurl
. c r 5 III 5 q g t q . +.
Ganife 8labe meobeler, at ser for
5ioen fsres Ell lne9et polOium &an4
/ Gnglano MOS Mor1nonisnlen, og
Miotplmftet for oenne 9eppgelie CT
en- Gerbensogitator peb 9fapn 6reeie
Der bar me66elt engelife aorrelpon=
oenter til bonif 9looe, at bon er feot
/ l1tab al banife 6ornlore. Sans
Mobcr bar fra 9ollano= 6allter oQ
blep nnl,Ocn for Sen rpe 9nre al Ell
Mprn1pnn1islionGr, Ser fom til 9tp=
iteb. Sum pi0ite intet om 6lerfone=
riet, laa lGrge' bun par 0an1narf
men fom efter i'm Mnfomlt til l1tab
i116 UNDER bet, ioet benoe5 Mono bob
Be to &oner. San forloo bog lenere
Mormonismen. @fr. iSreeie paaltaar,
at 6Ierfonerict orines e,1bnu itor
l10itrGfri1,g / lttab, oog finn sc
pelltaae11oe &lasier. @a11 agter Jig
til Ganmarf paa en- Mgitationsrejle.
Som Set pil eri,lores par ifior Ell
banlt 0iislioner, sobannes 9borlen
fra Gonnarf, i lltab for at unoerle=
ge 6orbolbe1e, og ban bar efter lin
Silbogefomlt / 6oreorag rl1not ON
/ Ganmarf gipet en 8effe Sfilorin=
ger al Mormonismen, fonn life bar
beret olt for inigrenbe. Gette bor
gipet Anleoning til, at flere Mor-
noru,0ienoinge, iom for SiOe,1 op-
bol6er Jig i 9anntarf, bor taget til
@jenmele in1ob ban1. 8lanbt bisle
er @r. Mnbretp Sese,ien, Mormonfir=
fens @iitorieifriper, tioligere &ebaf=
ter of u8ifuben" / Snlt Safe @itp,
ser for 9i6en er Jorlta11ber for
Mormonmislpnen / 5fanoinabia1.
&on afbolbt forleoen Sreoerifs.
|bopn ct @roteihnpoe moo Mslionar
Sborien, bpor set iflg. r6re1erifs=
bopns Mpis" gift ret 1tormenbe til,
% bpor set blep forbu6t Weo61tan-
6erne at tole. SSfefge 8eferatet for
iporebe Mn6reip Sea1ien Glerfoneri-
ets Sbeori men paoito6, at Set life
mere bleb proftileret. 3erimo0 Dar
|oHe fer 1890 in6gaaebe polpganiife
sggteifober loblige oberfor 9oben.
San erflerebe ielp at nRre en- al
Dem, Ser fgr 1890 bobbe giftet fig
r1e6 to 8oner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
5 t q a NJ nj elt 5 4 II t
g q II 5 G III grfe e 10
81 a r Il r !, II s @ g

Ct g a NJ nj elt 5 q I
ga II s e prfe / e e IN
Dorf for III IN 3 r.
ct Telegram fra Stem Dorf al 49,
Npril meooeler, at bet gan1le BE-
fierote 5otel ~@illep @ouie" puo
&isrnet al groo6map oe 80. Street,
Ser blep tpgget al 2aniferen Eeter
@iliep / 1870, bar luffet line Iere.
Set er fiebt al Ell s1,peler Togel for
IL Million Collars, og Der ptl poo
bets HIobs blipe opfprt en- Sfpifra=
Der. Set bar poo Sen 9io bet blet
bpeget ct al 9pens pragtfuloelte So
teller og blep napnlig beiegt al
Sfueipillere og &1t,1itnere
8eter @illep par foot S5obrn, oq
bans banife 9fapn par pilt1ot Glib
iig. San por feot 1911 og fom fer
til 2ancet 1886. Ser begpnbte bal1
iom Mrbejber / Ell Eianofabrif, lpa=
reoe laa mango Benge lolnn1en, al
fan fun6e tiebe Ell lille 5obafsban=
oel eoa @otperp, iom Fan ienere flpt=
teoe til Ell mere fabibionobeI 8poel
Son faiteoe Jig ienere oper Steal
Gitate Torretning og blp en- lneget
rig Mono, ser foruoen @illep Soule
cglaa eje6e ct. George @otel, .Gole=
man &ouie, 6iftb Mpe. 0beatre oe
flere anbre gjenbon1me. San bebe
1873.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
: anti Jorit III a ms 5 . 5
81 m pri a.

: anti Joritm III ms s. 5
u NJ eri ia.
Sra Son 2iego, @ol., fonnnar
MeboelelIe ON, at Sen Sonife Sort
fonoiout 9fis 9tisien 2inb, Ser bor
peret anfat un0er &egjeringens
9ureau Of aNont Sl1oultrp / Ell lar=
eere NarrRffe, er afgaaet neb Gs=
ben Sen 50. Nlorts % blep begropet
/ Snnto Nnn, Gol., l,por fan bar
bopt lit @ier1 Sc iiblte 10 Nar. Sans
9uItr,1 oebe for Z 9lar iioen, ct
Sah, ION fan oIorig bar furnet for
pinbc. scl, cfter[ober Jig 10 @ern,
en- Cater. Sennp 2i11O, 19 slar, og
en- Sen, gi11or 9ino, IA Mar. Cen
libltnepnte er blepen abnpteret al en-
uneritonlf 6onilie / Gb1la giita
9fRrheben al Sn Giego.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
xiI 80 mo 9 nj e RI t

tor y q I Or u. ~
q Ell en-
tiblieere 6orm. for 2a, oanife Sir
fe / Amerita, ion1 ifior oeoe / @i=
tbee, 8is., er Der iilg. v9annepirfe"
inbommet ialt liot oper $500. Get
te er mere ems Ser bebppes til at
rejie e., -Boltolten poa @ropen
@i@ee, % SSsnoio,nlingn er ocrfor
Tuttu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05

Sem Tore Sc 90 e
Iutberif ai irfe
u III ito
oFboloer Norslnsoe i 8loir, 9eeb.,
fra Z. sa1ni til II. ss,ni, begee Gage
influiipe. Zen ~. Ssuni ofbol6es
9subil9un1sfejt. Msoet oobnes mef
@uostje1elte / Sen bonife Me,1igbe6s
&irfe oen Z. Suni 6ormiSoas ST.
10. 9ilrejlcnoe o,u1rooes ON at mel
Be beres Anfo,nit til Erofeslor 6.
I. &onien, 8or 149, Blair, 9feb.,
iereit Sen 25. Maj.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05

en- Ssn al Dor betien6te 2anosmano
ssngenier 6. 8. Gbriltenlen i Gbica.
90, bar beltaaaa rfiteft=gfsamen pe>
SSliuois llniperlitet.
- en- San te airt e {
Srinit a t i 5 % eni g.
beo i Gbieagn
bbis &reit, Eoitor $. 6. &sroan
bar opiast lin @ien1in9 for at belt
De tilboge til 9onlnarf, bar iel,ol
@alosMep til @oltor 9olpoon 6el
meg, @e1t 9enn1arf, 8is., Ser e!
tbeologiif aanoibat fra &iebe1bapus
uniuerlitet.
is sbjer rye opooge ue
gfto.
Set foreneoe Gonrpifibsiellfnh:
9umpjftb v&ea1tllefp" aufou 1ir5
bag ii6ite llse til Ebilaoclpbia fro
&iebenbapn. effects 6srcr, Sop
tein Mnoerien, 1neboeler, at bar
pao oea1ne Hejic bapoe benpttet Ell
np og meget ii1l1pel Maabe til Gp
oogelle at Ssbierge sSarponoet, Jon
ban beiejleoe, p9 bercgne oeres 8e
Iiggenbeb. ga Sfibet por glt 10,
Seem 6ounolanosbanferne, inotroi
en- lterf Gaage, og ialntioigt faIo1
Senperat,lren 'neget ltrrtt og pluto
feligt, bpilfet paa oe 8rebbegrooer
anfes for ct Segn paa, at Ser er S.
bierge 9terbcoelt. On SfibetS
Stilling til Sen bar set llnuligt al
bone nogen @ening paa @rr,nb al
Saoger1. 6an loo Do 9ampflsiten
lpoe, og peo SEN tilbogefalte6e 9pb
fra 6e ipare Ssmasler f'1noe ban BE-
fter11ne, / bpilfen &etning for Sit
BET Ssbjergene + ttua og foron6re
&1,rs 0enboIo 0ertil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-05-05
> an t = a nj i t II it u r.
fiteft.

Mr. CHARLES g8erl1er @briltenlen,
en- Sgn al Dor betien6te 2anosmano
ssngenisr 6. 8. Gbriite,1ien i Chico
go, bar beitaadsl rfiteft= =gtsame1l pes
sSqlinois l1niperlitet.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23
Mr.. Peter Harilee Dead.

News was received in Dillon
Wednesday of the death of Mr..
Peter Harllee, a former citizen of
this section. Many years ago Mr..
Harfiee moved to Florida where he
reared a large family. He was n
member OF the well known Dillon
county family of that name, being
brother OF Miss Amelia Harllee,
Miss Agnes Carmichael and the late
Capt. Andrew Harllee. Several
years ago Mr.. Harllee returned to
this section and spent several weeks
with many of his boyhood friends.
During that time he was the pic
ture of health, and the news OF
his death was a shock to his family
and friends hereabouts. He was
buried at his Florida home last
Friday.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23
Death.

MIR. Thomas L. Hargrove passed
quietly away in the 5Sth year of his
age at his home in Wahee township.
on February 9Th. His remains we're
entered at the Catfish cemetery.
He was married in 1879 to Miss
Julia White, OF Wahee. To this
union were born four sons and Il
daughter: Messds. John w, T. F.
and c. E. Hargrove. OF Wahee: Mr..
w. H. Hargrove, of the Little Rock
section, and Miss Carrie Hargrove.
Besides these he leaves four sisters
to mourn their loss. Mr.. Hargrovc
was reared near Catfish church and
was the youngest son of the late =.
a. and Mary Hargroye. He had
been in declining health for nearly
year and was 4 man OF great ener-
gy and kind and noble gentleman.
He has many friends in both Mar
ion and Dillon counties who mourn
his departure. l.. A.
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AGE OF THE EARTH

Prof. T. G. Oamberlin. OF Chicago,
University Puts il at 100000. 900
Years.
Chicago. Feb. 1S.--Four hundred
million years was given Az the age
OF the earth to-day in lecture By
Prof. Thomas c. Chsmbcriin. head
of the department of geology at
the University OF Chicago. His
statement. which placed the date OF
formation of the planets at a time
3OO.0O0,ooo years previous TO that
computed by physicists, is based on
new computation involving q
study of radioacityity.
The rate OF thedissociation OF
uranium rock containing radium, -
said the professor, shows us con-
clusively that the earth is at least
4oo,OOo,oO0 years old. This esti-
mate is scientifically more acura1e
than that Of physicists"
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23
Rogers-Hood.
J. NJ. Ratley.

a quiet ceremony was performed
in Dillon Saturday night when Miss
Flora Hood, telephone operator at
Dillon, was married to Mr.. Charlie
Rogers. of Pages Mill. So well did tn
young couple keep their secret that
Iheir closest friends had no intima-
lion OF the happy event until after
the ceremony was performed. For
many years Miss Hood has been
The efficient telephone operator at
Dillon for the Bell Company, and
she was deservedly popular, not
among the patrons of the exchange
but also among her wide circle of
friends. She was very faithful at
her post and she will be greatly
missed by the patrons of the local
exchange. Mr.. Rogers is Il pros
p.rCLs young planter OF the Pages
Mill section and he is fortunate in
"a'ing won young lady Of so man
excellent qualities for life partner
lhe Herald joins their friends in
wishing them a happy and prosper
Gus life.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23

The tennis girl goes out to play
her nerve-producing game: the
flippent girl goes out larking be-
cause her life's too tame; the read
ing girl betakes herself into the
world of books: the scheming girl
to the seaside goes to fish with art
full hooks; the flirting girl goes
anywhere she thinks there Is a
man; the dressy girl goes to Paris
to buy a dress and fan; the beauty
goes upon the stage to show her
handsome looks; but the girl that
gets the husband stays right at
home and cooks.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23

totally unexpected. Col. Mclean
was one of North Carolina's most
brilliant men and had represented
his people in many positions or hon
or and trust At one time he was
prominently mentioned for govern
or OF his state, and again he was
spoken of as q candidate for the
United States senate. His death Is
a distinct loss to his State and an
irreparable loss to the community.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23
Attention Veterans.

10 the veterans who served In the
war between the states from 1861 to
1896.
Please send in your war records.
requested by Mrs. Duncan Mcintyre.
by March Is, 1911.
II you do not care to write it your
self get relative or friend to
write 1t for you and send 1t In at
once.
j. NJ. Ratley, dealer in fish oys-
ters and ice. On March 1st will
deliver ice in 20. % and SO pounds.
delivered daily.
tickets on sale. Dance Hall,
boarding house and cafe at Row
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23
Fortune in Miser's Home

Stamford. Conn, Feb. 18.-More
than n quarter million dollars was
found wrapped up in newspapers in
the room IN which William Malloy.
a miser. died here. Malloy was one
of the city's best known characters.
He came here years ago from Bos-
ton, and it was understood then he
had been disappointed in love while
in the West He became 4 recluse
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23
Ban on "Oh, You Kid"

brockton. Mass. Feb. 18.-The
ban is on "Oh. you kid" in this
city.
Mayor Harry c. Howard issued
orders to-day for the arrest of all
who were heard using the expres
Ion on the streets. He says he ins.'
tends to put stop to all flirting.
AS the result of several com
paints to him by young women who
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23

J. b. Gibson has purchased from
w. ID. Hamer valuable tract OF
land known as the Berry land about
one and one-half miles west of OIL
on. The property adjoins the plan
taoon recently purchased from K.
r stackhouse by Jno. Thompson
and contains about 500 acres. IL Is
Mr.. Gibson's purpose to erect a
handsome country home on the
property and move there some time
this year.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23

Mr.. r. p. stackhouse, who NOV
cd to Americus. Ca, the first of
the year where he has acquired
quite large tract of fine farming
iands. spent a few days In his old
nome this week. Mr.. Stackhouse is
looking well and is delighted with
his new home, though he says there
Is no place like Dillon.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23

Dr. c. Il. Taber is at st. Luke's
Hospital in Fayetteville, recovering
from an operation which was Der
formed several days ago to relieve
him of trouble from which he has
oeen suffering for several years.
The operation was very successful
and DR.. Taber expects to return,
nome in short while very much
improved in health.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23
Prominent Lu1nberton Lawyer Dead.

Col. Neil Arch Mclean. one of the
most prominent lawyers OF the
North Carolina Bar. died at his
home in Lumberton Wednesday
night. Col. Mclean had been in
failing health for some months. but
his condition was not regarded as
critical, and his sudden death was
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23

say they were accoBted BY the Of
fensive greeting while walking along
the street Mayor Howard instructed
patrolmen to arrest all street loiter-
ers and men using profanity or in
sulting remarks in the presence of
women.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23

We will De in Dillon for a short
while making fine photographs. II
you want some first class work
right here in Dillon. Tent on Main
street, across from the Pgice-Court
Inn. Dixie Photo Co.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23

land.
Meals served in a la Delmonico
grateful to white and colored
friends for past patronage. Will
please them better in future.
Respectfully,
J. NJ. Ratley.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23

l.OST.-Double case. gold filed
watch, republic works. Finder win
Maston, Dillon, S. G.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-02-23

and allowed no one to enter the
den.