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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16

ria Sibpemiuyisidtin, iottn iloitIimat
Sumalan armosta il i]nteiu nnieeti
iaomilestu, ptiinomaan SeeiutIen nj.
mesId ia iowinto meresId, ionfo be
uston fautta olitpai fdIittdmddn
pddsieet.
Seuraama paitfa, ioeIa ppiab.
bpimme oil painespiue. Sieud Ia.
poiiin 10 ennestddn tunuettuia usfo
meliid ia ffaria eriitdintin MboIan
ia 6outoruiitan PERFECT. Seibdn IN.
fDnddn piimpimme maan gbben
pGipdn, ia pibimme fouIubupneeua
iumoIonpalpelutien, ia fitte idtimme
beibdt !9erran ia 9dnen armonla
b%altuun.
Seuraapana aamnna iitte ldbbim.
me Sronipoobiin. Siead niitppin
taaS. uieoita pdipid. Sieltdpdin Ed.
min nell &aaralan fans5a, Dan
BuSfirfisla ia Gteldfontriua. Sum,
maSfafin oaifasia pubuimme Dbben
terran uutrutemme Sumalasta. Gain
tatpata liudfin mattaua monta !Ser.
ran opetnslasia. Sronpoobiin pala'
tesiamme pudtti meiodt faubea lumi
pprp.C limme rpdbdud Iiiben tutebtuo.
pddsipdmme Sronipoobiin menim
me mrs. ia mr. 2orten talopn. Siels
Id tuntui erittdin bausfalta pddStp.
dmme %buoneeieen, fiitd fomasta IL.
maSta. Saoiuamme mrs. ia mr..
2orteen pstdmdaiIesld fobisia nd.
bdn lepoa ia rummiimme romintoa
tGptpi nleibGn ldbted mubesiaan.
SiId ebeltd pGin oil ilmpitettu ieurat
iaman pditpdn iuafIi faupunsin ul.
fopuoleIe. lufeiIile. Niin iitd ldbbets
tin, nell @esterbacfa lGbti foIs
monnefIi mufaomme. Slma oIifir
npt 10 pdbdn oiettnnut. Sbmifidtin
oil iaopunut TOTO palio ieurataloIe
fatIoen fiiben, ettd oil buono lima
ia fplmd. Ytpt meitd taos oil folme
funinfoaIista poppia ,nimittdin Saa.
ralo, @esierboct ia mind folmante.
no. Sotainen pubmimme len idlfeen
fuin Serran benfi antoi pubuo. oil
pa Ie TOTO bausfa betfi, ainotin mi
MULE, fun foin fuuIlu Serrnn Ionoo
(Satfetaan)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
ltnfi Observation-Disclosures.

2aafetieteen liienfiaotti neiti l0elmi
Seifinbeimo ldbtee emf femddnd
Suomen IdbetpsaIueelle 2iinaan
&aestabiolaiien baaraoiaSton ldbetti'
nd.
2upIeman iaalie papiston piiristd
no. 1910. Wuoben 1910 fuluesia
on tuolo foriannut ieuraonat iielun'
paimenei: Homasti s. 10. Borg.
80 no; pastori g. 5. Mobers. 80 no;
firtfoberra s. SO. Wectieu. SO 10;
romasti s. &. 9en9elsborif, 81 no.;
roipasti u. S6mdldinen; lddninro
masti s. 8. &. NoroItrDm, 80 No.;
fapaIainen W. s. Sastren, 40 no.;
lddninronosti =. s. Sneaman, So
no.; romasti ". s. 2o9inensti, 81
no., romasti s. q. &ranf, 66 no.;
firffoberra 90. &. Sumast, 81 no /;
pastori W. SoapoIa, 80 no; lddnin'
romasti VI. s. WoIe, 81 no.; pos
tori &. 8. Gorqmiet, 88 no. plitirt.
foberra u. 6atfarainen, 53 10.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16

Wibboin file erddnd pdindnd iel'
milf eldmdnid iartoitus ia ie iuosta
piiIetti fabun Mi = Ienaottiin. ytttn
iuuri. ienoottiin ie pprfi. Se oil ndet
ndbtdmdsii aifaonIu ieuraama itfa,
iota tieii, ettd iiitd talosta on miime
aitoina putiattu palio eutistd tpdfed
poiS ia ettd Iiead mitutentin npfpilin
oltaa ola alta tiriamata iouffoo.
Wifiei woiIi iiuetin ola iiead iofu
tebtdwd, t~uaitfapa atutii fpaatimat'
tomampi, = iiitd ie fifteen foriont,iu.
Siud mielenlaa 1e meneS'
TIPS riippuu -.
Metfdlifa nubfi %Ienatin nurttia,
moinuIi maloifoa tulepaifuutta ia
palmistautut iuoflemoan portista
fiddn. Nrmaanpa, ettd iaapnmiua
olenat IefamiIa tunteiua fatielitpat
fen fultua teltoileen linnaan, arpel'
len, ettG fas liind taas pfIi :!
Ntutta poliiTi! Se tpibelidinen pee
rustuslaiqinen poliiii, iota pistdd
fpntenid iota paiffaau! Gietpsti ie
ferfeii tdbdnfin turmelemaan bppdn
pritDtlen. &c ei iuuresia naipiiuu'
beelaan pmmdrtdnpt, eta field oli'i
Suomen Ienaatisfa mitddn tefemts'
til, maan ldbti rpprfiidd" bdtppttd.
mddn bdnen retfeaddn. Gempaii
tiinni metidiian, palantti len iuuri
mollon portoilta alas.
Siiben pddttpi Ie retfi ienaattiin.
Wetidiifa Eat mt iosiafin forIinas1a
mietisfelee tdtd pabaa maoilmoo,
iosIa Eaepeiian faaio alma on min
ldbeld 3apitoliota.
Wlutta fufa tietdd, Ieuraafo fitd
mitGdn bppdd fen mansitiiioiuefaan.
Winuue oinafin muistutpat mieleen
runoiliia idfeet:
Woi p~oliiieita moi poliiieita,
Sotf' eindt aitaania Glpnneet.
gels. GIN 5iero.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
eta ~ienaatiin.

2ebbieid on liifuttaiposti ferrottu
iiitd metIdoIiosto, iota ideId ionlu'
ppbind, &orfeoioorelto fdranneeno,
barboili pittin SeIIinsin f%otuio, pp'
ipielen tuiteefin enimm6tIecn field
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pddsid, misid uie.
ommat bo ihusbuoneusiot Iiioitielpoi.
Se oil quito limb pddtaupungieiom'
me tno Iifa, mnttta enpd luule len l%itteit'
f6Gn oimon ia ttumolta tdnne MT IL
mesipneen. &c epdilemditd nainuIi
oitcien moibmmista iefin ia fenties
ioitafin elm. tai pclinfeinon mab'
bouiIuuttoo oloieio, ia Idbti boistele'
maan, misfd filefin oiiIi iofu tonfi
mispoiffa. Onban niiid min monen'
Lolita muitatin onneniontiioito taas
tu[lut Suomeen foloStelemaon, ia
monta beistd ON ibmecuinen onnt
pottaiSIut, fun be main otuot Diam
meet p%fottao fen torpeeliien mieIen'
Iaoonn.
MitIei fits metidfitofin. &c bor
boiIi Tieud Observation-Disclosures pddss
"a. pistapTi fiIdue pboestd poriista
ioiIenTa perdstd, pnroHfin erdstd,
iofa len p5liIid etTisfelpid bdiriHi.
Se ndet eff iitd iopinoto poitfan 10
tnloo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
Mmistelmia matfams
iparrelta.
(Satfoo eoeuiIeen).
(airi. =. EopoIal.

2uten miime firieesIdni mainitfin,
olimme Mnrquetteen tafalistoua mos
nesia paifosIu, ioisIa oil %ioitafin
usfomoiIia, iotfa obottapat meibdn
Serran SeeiufIen toista tulemisto.
!Seiue ia faifilIe, iotfa fuulemaan
tulimat pubuin Iunastusarmosto,
tiestd ia mottasta, ia F,itd funnios'
to, mitd obottdo foiffia nolittuia
muufoIoiIio. Giitos nell ia ifar
ScobnsIouine labiaetanne ia mieross
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ia foitiue Iiud
pmpdrist6Gd, iotta miuua paIneIitte.
Marquetteen iaonuttuomme oil neil
la bausfot iublat. Canine ola o.
IoIiiena min futiutula raffous ote'
rioIlo, iobon otti oIaa poIion nuoria
ia pnnboia. Wtind pibin rippiIoor'
nan ia melt Soorala pubui pdindn
emonfeliumitefstin ioboosta. PAS
tori Seimonen %Iuoritti muut tebtds
nGt. Sifeen IpoGmeni iloitii FUN toos
pitfdn oian perdStd Jain ndbod min
monta nuorta neitoeta SumoIon Io'
nan ia Iafromenttein pbtepoesI III, o'
Ioa ottomaSfd. 81 rattaat pstdmGt,
boIaittoot ebeQeenfin Iit1 termeelliss
I'd Ionon moitoo, niinfuin ipostd
ipntpneet lapie,, ettd IenZfautta fos'
moiIitte. Sotenu pniDp ettd epanfe'
liumi OH mieI6eiu Sumolan poimo
itfetuletin usfopolle, autuuoefi.
Waitfo iitd tue ippppoestd nousint
peto tobtoo faitello poimouoon tn'
fabutton. gtdpttGdtin b6n onnietus
man iiind fofoIoiIIn, fnten Haoniois
IN iiiid ennuetaatin. 2lifa OF tooel'
la ipooraninen.
3iitoS nell ia fiiur SeimoieUe ia
lpeli ia FLOR 2utfoielle, pnnd muille
Ulorquetteeid, ruttauoeStanne mi
nun fobtaur. Sumolo liunnttoon
ieiIle len moninfe rtaiieeti tnfuiIin,
mitG tulutitte minun t6bteni. - Well
6aoralon tonsIa ldboimme Dboes'
id Warquettista SIhpemin9iin. Sin'
ne Ioatpu tuamme menimme topoas
moan paetori S~aiuolao. 6etfen feS
fuSteltuomme fuipiu Jos pastori
SawoIa eldd itIetobtaiiesid Suma
Ian orlnon ia ipnteiu onteefiiIaomi'
len ciaIliiuuoeeIa, iobon bdn mas
toTi mpDnt6m1eti
Cite poitteTimme pastori Ndmd.
fdn Mono. N6n oiti meibHt nstd,
wdIliIeeti ipostdon. go fnn hdn
Observation-Disclosures buomaii, ettd
mcinG oil aitomuS Sibpe mingisfdtin
pubna Sumolasto, Min bdu fohto
tariff firffoouin meibdn fdpteti4
wdt'emme. SiIe bdn Idmmiiii meile
triton, ga Fun ilto ioutni niiu me
minnie firftoou, ionne oil fotoontus
mt toto iierpd %ioutfo t%unliioitn. Yb
oeefd folmen 5itten puhuimme.
1orotfimme ioitatin Weliid ia ria.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
pprpppm tmomiorotuasti b. Sert
sen anpnnt ia faannt t%uirtaerun.

Wtuutamo pdipd iitten pppii por'
moon tuomiofopitulilta tuomioro'
masti s bon Seri5en beti eroa por
mpon faupuntis ia maoieurafumon
firffoberrons Ietd poppispirostoon.
GronpppntDsfirlelmdeiddn bra BON
Seri5en buomuuttaa ettd ban ma'
foasti borfittuaon On pdGttdnpt eros
ia. GronpppntD oil ellen fdIiteltds
mGnG tuomiotapitulisIo, iota bp
mGfIpen fen pdHiti iulistoa mainitun
firftoberranpiron ~baettopotii go
pm tuluesia tdstd pdindstd nfien.
Samoua p6dtti tuomiotapituli ottaa
SuuIulan firffoberrnn u. VI. Yers
germ opuloisidIeneffi tuomiofapis
tuIiin ieta mddrdtd Pernoion firffo'
berran, rotposti ". Wifonberin tuo'
mioronastitunnon no. I. tuomioros
fuostitIi, Yortpoon maaieurotuunan
fdppoloilen u. .. &IdloitrDmin Dor
moon toupunfi' ia mooieurofunnon
no. t. firtfaberratIi ietd firftoberrans
apuIoiIen IS. 81. Sleesen WdIioions
idarnaoiotfi ionotusia t%irttoberron'
nirasIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
@altippdispain aipaamiuen

@altiptGitudtm aipadmtuen
belmif. 1 p:nd on ormouiiela anots
meua firieead annetfu fenraalifu'
mernDDrin toimefii.
Senaottori 8. Saarifosfi on mod.
rdttp tarfasta mnan ebuStaiain fuals
tafiriat.
2lrmt. atpoim firie fnnlna fenraa.
ipaSti:
We Nifolai 2, Sum Ian armosta
toto M,endidnmoan 2eifart ia Stie'
maItias, puoIanmaan 9iaari, Sno'
men Suurirubtinas y. M. y. M. y. m.
teemme tGten tiettdmdffi, ettd Nte
olemme bpmdffi ndbneet fdsfed mei'
bdn Suomen fenraaIifmmern6brim
me fenraaliluutnantti Sepnin Wteis
ban puolestamme ouaamaan belmi'
funn l p:tIi uutta lmfua fotoonfuts
Tutit Suomen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
maItiopditpdt, ionta wafuubetii os
Iemme %omafdtiiesti auetirioittaneet.
Nitoloi.
T5arsfoie Selosia 30 icuIuf, az
dammit 1911.
Observation-Disclosures
". 2ansbofi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
2irioitutfet:

SN'AlouutI
Mlfulauie, 8alenteri eli almanaffa-
oiasto y. M, 2oniaQisfirttotunnon
iobtotunto, Mmerifan iuom. ep. Int.
&aniaaisfirffofunnon pastorit ia
aiuinpaifat, Nrfti. runo fri 80. 80.
10, Mlfatpale lluoeue WuooeQe,
tiri. 70. W. Wilen, 2uta on iofa
fuuIee ia tottelee, fri. VI. g., SID,
mdn iaito, runo, 9ldnenfonnattoian
tarpeeuiiuus &irtfptunnasIamme,
Fri. 10. W. Wilen, SeIitpfiet Riria.
painofnniue, aeboitus, runo, Nuos
rufainen, MIND iamon Iinuqe nouIe
pl6s! Fri. q. Otiettinen, Sunri teb.
tand, FRI. Is. Omen, N~uoruuben
alta on armon oita. tiri. %. Wtietti.
men, Wapausfin tuottaa tirousto,
firi. W. 81. 80, Soto murtui? runo
FRI. 8. Iuiero, 8unIo 0istirfon nil.
meiiet fofemmtiet, fri. W. u. 49,,
peltomieben aiatutiet, runo firi. s..
Mutero, Wuoiitertomus, FRI. 6. g.
Risianen, pDptdtiria, FRI. s. Sirfpi,
Sfuinen turpo, runo, Fri. Soafto
Sirni, Snfo Gm. &uth. 2anIauis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
Sisalt6 on

firftofunta liifaa maailmasia2 FRI.
&. 9. g., WtatfalIa fotia, runo, tiri.
6. Omen, Roma toura, tertomus,
firi. 5. s.. s Onto pbteeniulamtnen
fosfaan mabbouista? firi. W. 81.
49,, Soma ipbdn ia pebmed firia,
fri. 6. s., aristinusfon ia ioIiaIis'
min ia ndiben molempien tunnustas
iien mdliistd iubteista, Fri. W. W.
Wilen, Winun tdbteni, fertomns,
145:s pIalmi, fofoeIma. Fir. g8. SO.
80.
Gutpot
pastori 20. 20. WiIen, Noan Mrf.
Fl, &irffoberra 80. u. ManbeuDf,
pastori g. Wuori, pastori 2. 8.
gisfanen, Postori 8. HuotIalainen,
mr.. gDiuiam 9rdnnes, &iriapainon
ebustn, Solousfomitea, Soimittaia
81. %. Wesierbact, 3iriapoinofone,
pastori w. %. Wliettinen, Galumes
tin Gm. 2utb. &anioaiSfirtfo. pas'
tori Grif Smasfainen, Hattoifuutta
mieron tieDd, Seeius Wtaailman Wa:
pabtaio, Hitos mics ia &atIarus,
Hoamotti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16
sSEk: SCI e s.: Hes G YGss e.sE YGsGH assesses .:G:g sGsG 8
Cndtkdd
Gvanke|inen KaIenteri
vuodelle 1911.

Observation-Disclosures evanksnnn KaIsAtsr vaodsHs 1911 IN nyt paiuosa
ilmegnyt Ia tariotaan t~IatavakaL Kalsntuf kaataa Is .ivua jacn Sc run.
saasf kuvNehu.
SisaltO on seuraava:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-16

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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-10
Death of Mr.. ID. S. Roller.

The ST.. Matthews Advance says on
TUESDAY of last week MIR. D. 8. Kei-
Ter, a prominent and ht?hly respected
citizen Of Calhoun county died at his
home near Creston after an illness
Of two weeks, having suffered an at
tack Of paralysis from which ne
never recovered. He was 81 years
old and had reared large and inter-
esting family OF ten, five boys aud
five glrls. he was a man Of excellent
habits and q noble character. NJ
bronze or marble shaft, no splenGor
Of ancient or modern tombs and no
play OF immortal genius can adorn
the memory Of such manly men.
Their lives. their deeds, their influ-
ence living or dead, and their pure
aspirations are the monuments tha:
will keep their names burning In the
home and the hearts Of kindred and
brethren, while the flying moments
are dimHlIng with their dust and rus t
the inscription upon the brightest H.
ellsk In the cemetery. While the ST.
lence of death wraps and chills us at
this monen.. memories sweet ald
precious, come crowdlng In.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-10
Another Cold Wave Coming.

The weather bureau says a cold
wave of marked severity that now
prevails over Alaska will overspread
the Northwestern States Tuesday,
from which region 1t will advance
eastward and southwark over the
Middle West during the middle OF
the week, and to the Atlantic and
Gulf States during the latter part
of the week, according to the wealth
er bureau prediction. Abnormally
low temperatures will attend this
cold in the northern Pacific States,
the northern plateau and Rocky
mountain regions and practically all
districts east thereof. The principal
disturbance of the week will prevail
during the next two days west OF the
Rocky Mountains, cross the Middle
West by "Wednesday or Thursday and
reach the Atlantic States Thursday
Or Friday. This disturbance will In
all probability be attended by wide
spread precipitation, especially II the
Southern States, and the region west
OF the Rocky mountains.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-10
Officers Are Installed.

Edfsto lodge. No. 35, I. 0. O.
B., at its last meeting, installed
sfe following officers: F. F.
:Schifley, N. c.: w. K. Walker,
VI G.; F. c. Bryant, treas
urer; F. "A. Schiffley, financial and
recoriing secretary; G. A. ScAtdley,
ronduc!cr: A. w. Hoffman, warden;
C. E. Davis, chaplain; H. E. Jen-
aings, o. G.; F. F. Limehouse, I. G.;
l.. H. Wannamaker, r. S. N. G.; e.
e. Jennings, r. S. v. G.; A. c. Wal
her. Jr.. L. S. v. g.; G. K. Dlckert,
e S. s.; M. W. Harley. L. S. g.; w.
~. Dukes, junior past grand; A La
shrop, r. T. Bryant and W. K. Wal
:ker, trustees.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-10
Assessment Notice For 1911 Person
al PrOUerty,

Notice Is hereby given that I. Or
leputy, will be at the following nam
ed places on the days specified for
the purpose of taking returns Of per-
renal property for taxation In Or
angeburg County for the fiscal year
1911.
All taxpayers must give the num-
be. of School District in which prop
erty is located. Especial care should
be taken in locating property in or
hear special school districts. School
trustees In the different townships
are requested to meet the Auditor
st these appointments and assist In
the proper location of special school
snd poll taxes.
All personal property owned on
tho first day of January, 1911,
must be returned and all transfers
of real estate noted.
All persons whose income exceed
s25O0.0O per annum (clear Of busi-
Less expenses) are liable to the Stall
income tax. Blanks for income ta>
returns will be furnished upon appli.
cation to the Auditor.
Bowman, Tuesday. Jan 3.
Branchville, Wednesday, Jan. 4.
Rowesville. Thursday, Jan. S.
Cope, Friday. Jan. 6.
Canaan. Church, Saturday, Jan. l..
Holly Hill, Monday, Jan. 9.
Eutawville. Tuesday. Jan. 10.
Ferguson, Wednesday. Jan. II.
Vance, Thursday. Jan. IL.
Parlers, Friday, Jan. 13.
Livingston, Monday, Jan. 16.
Dru Sawyer's. Tuesday, Jan. II.
Springfield, Wednesday, Jan. 1S.
Gleaton, Thursday. Jan. 10.
Norway. Friday. Jan. 20.
Elloree. Monday. Jan. %.
E. E. Bulls, Tuesday. Jan. "a.
Woodford, Thursday. Jan. Is.
North, Friday. Ian. q.
Phillips, Saturday, Jan. %.
Orangeburg Court House from
Jan. 1st, to Feb. goth. inclusive.
Office hours from 8. N. to p.
N. T. N. McMlchael.
County Auditor, O. c.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-10
Moved to Federal Court.

The Charleston Evening Post says
In the United States Circuit Court in
that city on Saturday the papers in
two cases were filed, one from the
circuit court Of RIcAland county ana
the other from Orangeburg. The
suit of w. A. ReckliDg against G. P.
McKinstry, involving an alleged
breach OF contract for which $4,000
is asked OF the defendant came from
Richland and the case of Isham F.
Ritter, executor of the estate of Ben
jamin Tillman Ritter against the At
lantic Coast Line, asking $4,000
damages for injuries, cane c""cc:::.!. O.
angeburg county.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-10
Coast Line All Right.

. The Florence Times says: "Pres-
ide1t Emerson, Of the Coast Line,
promises the Columbia State hearty
cooperation in an extensive adver-
Using campaign for South Carolina.
You can always count on the Coast
Line doing the right thing. We all
cuss and abuse it at times, but we
know that there is no better system
In the country and no better men
anywhere than those who manage It..
1t does not give us nearly all that
we ask for, but neither do we give
it all it asks for. In one way or an
other. however, we get on fne with
the Coast Line. Long may it live
and prosper!'
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-10
Branchrille Booming.

The Colum bia Record says: "It
Is pleasant to note that Branchyille.
world, is beginning to develop In
proportion to its opportunities. Sew
eral interesting lines Of woodwork
are now carried on IN Branchville
factories ani recently steps have
been taken TO establish other plants
of similar character. while an &C
tive interest is being shown lccslly
in drainage ard navigation icsNo!!-
ities."
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-10
Bleeds to Death.

Arthur Justice, aged 80, a farmer
of Haywood county, n. c., bled to
death Sunday afternoon after being
bitten by large boar which he had
been feeding. The animal attacked
Justice from behind, burying It's tusa
in the flesh below the right knee
Joint and se1ering the main artery.
Justice managed to get out OF the
pen, but sank to the around a short
distance away. Ec died from loss OF
plnoo Iolcop 4ssIr5u oql eIoJaQ roclQ
'tuiq E0G5I
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-10
TWO OF "BLACK HAND" DIE
Italians Electrocuted for Murder Of
Rent Collector.

Dominick Ferrera and Vincent
Leonardo, young Italians from AL
bany, N. Y, who murdered rent
collector at the behest of the "Black
Hand" went to the electric chair lii
Clinton prison Friday morning. Just
before he was strapped In the chair,
Leonardo made a confession which
substantiated The evidence Of the
italian detective, who had himself
placed in a cell next to the accused
men before their trial. Leonardo
said he and Ferrera had been selected
by the Black Hand to dispose OF the
man, whose name was Phelps. First
they, dug q grave under the floor OF
a saloon. which Phelps frequented,
and when called there, they suddenly
attacked him. Ferrera maintained
his innocence to the last. {
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-10
Court Convenes.

The January term Of the court Of
general sessions convened yesterday
morning-most of the day was taken
up In organizing the court and the
passing upon indictments by the
grand jury. John Smith. negro,
pleaded guilty to g. charge Of asss ult
and battery with intent to Kill and
was sentenced to pay afine OF $500
or serve SO days upon the chain gang.
JeJrome Bonnet was tried for as
sault and battery with intent to kill
Polly Williams, near Springfield, last
JuJne. Both Of these parties are
white. The jury found Bonnet
guilty, but the court has not SEN
fenced the prisoner.
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NOTICE.

". 8. barton, Jr., the Orangeburg
County Business Agent. offers rare
bargains in the following:
Red May Wheat,
Blue Stray Wheat.
Undamaged Appler Oats,
Simpkins Prolific Cotton Seed,
pure to name.
And as for bargains In fertilizer
materials such as: KANT. Harasait
Mur!ate or Potash, Acid Phosphate,
Fish Scrap domestic and Foreisnl. :.
Tankage, Nitrate OF Soda, Cotton
Seed Neal. Peruvian Guano. etc. well
such bargains cannot last long. Do
not delay or perhaps you will regret
it. Any local union that desires It
will he paid 4 visit BY the County
Business A:ent, ". S. Barton. .r.,
If the local Union will notify him TO
that effect, stating the date and hour
and place ~ its meeting.
Also Office 30. II Court House
Square for Rent.
w. S. RARTON. JR.
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Want Sllooily Train.

The people living in and around
the towns cf Cope and CordoSa have
signei a petition to the Atlantic
Coast Line railroad asking that the
"s.oofly" train operated from Or
an:eburg 10 Florence, be run through
to Denmark. in order that the people
living in that section or Orangeburg
county may have way to come 10
Orangeburs and return the same day
by rail. This wouli be great con-
venEence to the people living in the
sections mentioned and we hope the
request will be granted.
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Another New County Scheme.

The Walterboro Press and Stand
ard says: ''R. M. Jeffries, editor OF
The, Jasper Herald. Rilgeland, spent
Sunday in town. Mr.. Jefries is very
sanguine as to the new county with
Ridgeland as the county seat. The
first issue OF The Herald will be
printed In a few days" The new
county referred 10 is to be formed
out Of portions Of Orangeburg and
Colleton counties, should the scheme
to form 1t succeed. But what we
would like to know Is, where is
Ridgeland?
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INSTALLATION AND BANQUET.
OF Thornwcll Lodge, No; 2o1, X. of,
p, Held Tuesday Night.

The business session was called
to order about 7 O'Clock and the
regular business Of the lodge gone
through with. The rank Of Page was
conferred on one candidate, AMI the
rank Of Esquire upon another, after
which the visitors and Bro. Knight
were invited down to the banquet
hall, where a very nice feast awaited
them prepared by the lady friends Of
the memb bers OF the loage.
The banquet was all ,one could
wish, and as was testified by all
present, was not the least enjoyable
OF the occasion. On account Of the
exceedingly bad weather very few
ladies were present, a fact very much
regretted, as it has always been the
aim of this lodge to have the ladies
on such occasions.
After the banquet the crowd again
assent mbled in the castle hall where a
public installation Of officers was
held. The installation services were
conducted In very creditable and
instructive manner by D. D. G. G..
Geo. A. SchiGley Of Orangeburg, as
sisted by Bros. Jno. T. Wise, as G,
NJ. at A., and w. E. Derrick, also
oe Orangeburg. The following, off.
GERS were duly installed for the en-.
suing year: j. F. Board, c. c.; E.
F. Hunyerpiller, v. c.; v. D. Funch-
es. P; W. S. Barton, Jr., K. R. and
S.; P. T. McCants, M. at A.; W. V.
Porter, M. Of W.; w. NJ. Punches,
M. OF E.; L. 8. c. Barton, NJ. of F.;
r. r. McCants, I. G.; W. L. Dozard,
O. G..
After the installation W. S. Barton,
Jr., introduced the following speak
ers who made very interesting and
Instructive addresses: D. D. G.. G..
Geo. A. schifley, Jno. T. Wise, w.
E. Derrick and z. c. Cutler.
Prof. Riddle, having taken his first
degree at this meeting, was called
unc7 to respond to the toast, "MyB-
ter:ts." This be did with a few witty
remarks which amused the audience
very much.
The services lasted we'll after the
midnight hour and all present felt
profited by having attended.
The banquet hall and castle hall
were beautifully decorated for the
orca Sfon