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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13
esritf.i.arfs...sa n.ler.

Gn een Ja9ebiidlcrn BON s. uno 8.
Go4t .lleber euglilde Wtauien" finoet
lld) fol9eubs Steile, Deltbe 4bitatelilten
intcreiiiren oiirite Sis gu aufans ser
4oer Sabre IN @n9lano Die erlten 0riei=
marfen Q.etter. stamps oeer Queens
heads nit Gem Siloe Der junssu SOni=
gin giftoria eiusefii9rt wurben. oranete
iid) ben @nglanoern uuabmeisli6 Sic
Sra9e anf. mas man nit ben nieolideu,
10 9iibld) 9eSei6ueteu a0nissf0pien
lpobl MAIDEN fonne. unb lofort fam man
auf bic 96ce, oaB man Te lammeln uno,
oa bic 8orrelponben5 ii9 bur9 oiel,
WtaBresel Der 9tegieruns uuge9euer
permebren luiirOe, oiele 3auleuoe oapon
aufhdufeu unO oalnit oerl6iebene 2pede
errei9en f0nne. Dies fiibrte lie 3ur
Postage stamp MANIA" &aum mar
Die uelie @inri6tuns bes 8oltmelens
ms Seben 9etreten, 10 tpuBte man idou
bon elmer Wette I'm cine 9robe Summe
5Dii6en 3mei Sffisieren ;u erSdblen, Die
oeWlent9en BON ibnen 5ufallen lollte,
Der IN elmer gegebenen Seit 10 piele sss
brau6te 8Oltitamps ianlmeln miirOe,
oaB man oalnit Elm 3immer BON anoe.
9ebener @r0Be betleben fonne. 9lle
Telt mar gel9Gfti9 I'M Sammeln fir
Die eine oocr anoere Der beioen Yarteien,
uno oieS Iano, mie alles rGbimiiQe"
uno r6unni9c" III @n9lano. lps(sid clue
auBerorbentltde Qia6abmuug.
aubere Oerreu wetteteu, Oamen net
teten, Die Sdultinoer metteten. Die
S6melteru iammelten fir Die Sriioer,
bic 6reunoe liir Die 6reuube, unO nabe
lnO entIerlte 8efaNntl6aften mo &on,
uerioueu muroen in Bewe9un9 9eleet,
Inn Boltitamps 81 bcfommeu. Die,
nel6e oil 0en Suelleu Der &orrelpone
ben; laben, bel oencn Die Yriefe III
Wtalle 3uIammcnllrOnlten ). y. Die
Sefretdre Der Houoouer Stubs, Die
Oireltoren Der Yant, &auflsute, Be
ante &c. murOcn belouoer5 beltiirnt
NIB uon ilren giiultlinSen in 9ontri=
button gei,tt. Selbit Oic 3eitungen
entDtetteu }tuHoroeruugen mo 2lnSeigeu
in Yeiu0 auT jenc Stempelangele9euz
belt. 90 iau0 lid III eincm Slatte
utter 2lnOcrent Sol9enOeS oSOnpers
barer airdeuballs &ontraft. Sin gewils
ler Gentleman bat uerlprodeu, Die
Summe BON 4200o fir ben 0au ener
air6e gu 9eben, Wenn linn cine gefpilie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13
@s ipuft.

Gin 9auS, IN benz e8 putt if in bieien uuTsetldrs
ten, Der 9Omantt abbOIben 3eiten ettpas Seltenes,
aber etne BON bem @ebauten beefiene gerI6nIi6tei,
ibr seieen iei nnbebar tit 70 otter ansutreffen.
nrslaube an bic teiIenbe Ma6t ber Mcbibin TT nur
etne milbe Gcrm BON Wpncmouie, obpctl tn mdn9sn
Gdlen ber pteberbOIte Wtbertols bstm @ebrara per@
i9isbenartser Mttel ben 3weeI fat au retferttsen
i@eiEt. 9pftctter Wasenbttters Bat ben 8epes sez
ltefert, bab es i'm Stanbe 1T, Dpspepfie, @eritos
pfuns, maIariaartise Rranieeiten, Mieren, unb Ges
berletSen anb Nerpotdt gu turiren; iene anertanrs
ten SeerOlSe fouten penisitens ben @erua bamtt in
allen pcrbenannten atantbettseri9etnunse reatferz
ttsen, felbft wenn @ anbere aurperiu4e als fruanos
erpieien baben. Mtt aOnieauenB sebrauat, wirb bas
gttters bic bartnddtsiten Sdas bewdltisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13

5urild, ser l9 nun aud 5uriid5iebeu
pollte, nbrin9e mir bod nod eine
Slal6e Selters-mir lift 3u beiB, nm
i6on 5u 8ette gu 9ebeu. gSir f0nuen
ia nod Oeine Sol;fiiten bur6leben,
uenn-Wenn Du Sufdllig nod nii6tern
leln lullteit."
9ein;, Der l6on i'll Der 5biir itauo-
CT batte iib bereits bon bem Nater pers
abldieoet = febrte nod eiumal I'M
pDu fiib1lt Did bod gang mobt
@apa :" fra9te er belor9t.
p@i peritebt ii6, mein gutter Sunge !!
user lollte iid na6 10 gnten Weiuen
nid)t lpo9l befillben !"
rNtir fam nur por,A meil,te 6ein5,
als Setter gegangen mar, nals Oh On
beute bod mobl ein bis1en gar Su
piel-"
,Oummbart, rieI Der Site 9emiitbz
lid, SIR Sunsen fonnt eben nidts
pertrasen 9)ia6 nur, baB 0u in Die
Seoern fommit. llnb l6lafe lpobl,
9rdume meinetwesen bon ben Sorbeereu
Deiuer ,9trmutb'!"
9aum cine 3iertelitnnoe lpGter iparSe
gellen6 cine @lode seSOsen. Gin ansite
fdrei i6allte burd bas fti1e 6aus-
Setter rief UNI Sifie-iein Serr lei obn<
md9tis semoroen.
rno pdbrenb Elm Diener su oem
na9iten Nr5te elite, itiir3te man in
bas grbeitsSimmer bes Gomnlersieu>
ratbs.-
Da lag Der sroBe ltarfe Wfann, gang
mie ibn oamaGs Srene aufsefunben
batte. Sine urfrdftise eide mar pom
Slise gefGllt morben. SeipuBtlps blu
seitredt, 10 fanb man i'm Dor Dem Sier>
ltben S6reibpulte letuer peritorbe1en
Satin, ali Dem er felt ibrem Io6e Su
arbeiten pfleste. Gine fleine, ieitmdrts
an9ebra9te S6ublabe, elm @ebeimfah,
oas mobl nur Der 3ufall beute erl6loIs
fen bate, itano melt 9eOHnet, uno auf
Dem 9il6deu lag aufseflappt cine blaue
Sammetmappe.- Die frampfbaft eez
ballte 6ano bes Sbnmd1tisen ulas
idloB Elm serfnittertes, balb oersilbtes
OOfument.
Gbarlotte, Setter unO 6ein; iparen
berbeiseeilt. uno NIT nereinten &rdften
bob man ben l6weren 80rper auf eineu
Dipan. Diesinal aber niiste peoer
Di9italis nod ionit Elm Mittel- Der
aommer3ienratb peri6ieb in ben strmen
leineS Sobnes, nod beuor Ser 9lr3t CUR
Stelle mar.
rSater, mein gutter 8ater /" rief
9etn5 gersmaun ilnmer mieSer, ais
fOnnte er ben itarr Daliesenoen aus
leinem Sdlummer lpeden. Hub iein
leerer, itarrer 8lid fiel auf Die Wlappe,
Die 90 auf Dem Iil66en lag. Sn Die
lem slusenblif oammerte ibm bunfel
cine grinnernns aui bic ibn piele, piele
Sabre Suriidiiibrte,
uGine blaue Mappe mar eS,4 muir
melte er, Die man betm 2pbe Der Wtuts
ter persebli6 iu9te,"
yliemano bate barauf seadtet, oaB
Charlotte haS perfnitterte balb seriliene
Dotrmeut i'll ihre 1aihe ltedte.
(gortietuns foIst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13
9as 20. gtaatsiamserfeit.

Sn tueniger als atpsi Maonaten uirf
bic beuti9 teranii9e Sdngeri6aar ir
Soulton GUT Geier bes 20. 9taatsldn
gerfei1es beriamme!t iein. Die 6eltbe
b0rbe ruff ben Sdngern, ibren 6ami
lien unb BEN Sdngerfreun6en, ipeIdt
fi6 an Dem Geite betbeiligen tuollen, eiu
berali6es rWilltommen" gu, unb giebl
ii6 Der 9ofnung bin, baB bic Bethel
ligung an benz Sdngerfelte cine alliei=
tig mOglidlt rege iein m6ge. Na6 ben
big ieBt porliegenben 8eri9ten iii bic
Seitbeb6rbe au Der @rmartung beredz
tigt, baB bas ndbite Sdngerfelf in Der
@apnulta6t cine gr6bere Nn3abl edns
ger Dereiatgen uir6, ais iissssenh isss Elm fritz
beres @eiangfeIt in Seras. gDir re6z
men babel auf bic 8etbeiligung Der fol-
gen6en 8ereine:
8eetbopen.Mdaner6or, Sun 2(ntpnio; SO
Sdnger.
San 9tntpnio. .Mdnner9or, Gan 9tntonip !;
80 Sdnser.
Jrobiinn, San Qntonip; IL SGhssr.
Sieberfrans, Gan Nntonio 20 Sanser.
SrpbItnn, 9aaas 16 Sanger.
S4wetser Mdnner4pr, Dallas; 16
Singer.
Sdueerbuno, guitin; % Ginger.
@oncorbia, 2pfbart Is SGuser.
SermannsiSbne Mdnnerdor, DeniIon; 20
Sdnger.
SaloeitOu 9ldnner9or, @aIpeltom; 80
Sdnger.
Sumpr, @albeiton IL Sdnser.
Sangerbunb, SouItpn; 45 Sdnaer.
Gortparts, 8renbam; 16 SGnser.
Sarmonte, SbeIbb; IL SGnser.
@pncprpia, 8ellptlle; 8 Sanger.
9ieoerfrana 8eabille; 8 Sdnger.
@ebnr Wdnner9or, @ebar; 26 SGnaer.
Die Grpiae, 2a Grange; IL San9er.
Tablor gannerfor, Taplor; 8 Sanser
Sort @ortb Geiansberein; = Sdneer.
9arnonie, Gan @eronimo; le @aas.r.
NuBer6em baben no9 bic v@alpefon
Nuartette Society" bic ,Muiical
Union" unb BET r2iebertrans aemiid=
ter @bor" in Nuitin, Der r9feto Crleans
Quartet Club" unb ber Quartetts
Club in Soufon ginIabunaen
3nr attiDen getbeiIisuus er6aIten,
bic borausfi6tli@ hon iebem Der aes
uaunten 8ereine ansenonlmen tuerben.
Sen 8emiibungen bes Sransporta<
ttunss&omites Dirb es atpeifeaos ges
lin9en, bic peridiebenen giEenbabnges
ieli9aften beg Gtaates au beranlaFen,
eiue 10 niebrige grcurlionsrate fir bQs
Sdngerfeit felf3uieben, baB es Sebem
erm0gli9t 1T, bas Sdngerfelt obne
nennenspertbe peeunidre Spfer au bes
iu9en. Wir ermarten cine State fir
bic 9inz unb &iidreiie BON irgeub eiuem
Orte bes Staates, tnel1e bic @umme
BON S5 ni6t ii6eri9feiten mir6, Son
Der Gefbebor6e. uie ben eeri9iebenen
Special &omitas, mirb alleS aufgebos
ten iuerben, UNI unIeren @dlten ben
bieligen Nufentbalt au einem angeneb.
men unb genuBreiden au MAIDEN, nnb
mir geben uns Der 0offuung bin, baB
bic Gage bes 20. Staatsidngerfeltes
fir a1e Sbeiluebmer nod lanse cine
@rinneritng bilben per6en.
sNu 5um 8 Sdngerfef!" lei bic
parole.
SIN @uftraee ber- 6eHbeborbe, nit
SdngergruB
@e. siIiAs, setretdr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13

2aeD 10 ptele 9ebran6te FIeuuigs Soft
ltempel brin9el wlro, als 6ulammeu
ieue Summe ausma6eu. 9Sir lino int
Stanoe, Berloucu. pelde Die Site
babeu lpallen. Iiir einen mO1lt9dtisen
3iped ber9lei6en 81 lammclu, einem
VSeg an3ujeisen, auf benz Die .Qiarfen
jener SaoD Sufomnlen fOuneu." 9iod
mebrere Safe Gbnli6er 9lrt lpuroen be-
tannt. Sin Gater uerlprad) leiuem
Sobne 910, 900, lobalo er ibm Queens
Deaos BON BEN 9Sertbe BON $4,000
bradte; oies mar eine ,iemlid aro6e
9naabl: 100000 &0ui9sfopie,
Sine nod lntereliautere Gueensheabz
Nn9elegeuleit mar biele; Sin junoeS
8aar, obne Serm0geu. wiinlhte lid III
permablen, uno ein lebr reitber Snfel
Derlpra6. Dem Wfaobeu eine binreis
6enOe sluSiteuer Su 9eben untcr Der
geoin9ung, oaB es ibm cine ocpilic
Aniabl BON 9cbrau6ten Stamps IN
eirlsr 9emlllca ,Sriit briuge. 0iele pez
nl9en Sale nOgen geuii9en, UNI sic
~~t"NS w SHStNHpNt pUHlullHSl .0tu
liir ous Sammetn scr YrieImarfen III
illultriren.
Die Srieiuurte iclblt abcr blicb uiei,t
auf England bel6rantt. Sic wuroe in
Sauie Der Sabre i'll olien uur Balbwcgs
cipllilirteu Staaten cin9efiibrt. 9lber
aud bic Hostage stamp mania" bat
lih iiberallbin ucrbrcitet Srieimarfeuz
iammlcr 9lbt eS jeet in ser san,en
&elt. 6rcilldJ Bauoelt eS lid) beiml
Sammelr DentSutage meuiOer neGr I'M
eiue sepiIie 9ln3abl BON Wtarfen, Iou>
bern Bauptl0cDli1 oarum, BON ieoer
Sorte Der ltlon ab9clhaiftelg Marteu
iowobl, ais AUDI Der 9egsuwGrti0 oie
FOinpertbleiNeu beniiseuoen aller Staaz
ten je ein CGemplar 81 er5alten. 9as
lit lebr ihper uno aud fir finoioe
3opfe mo leDr ret6e Sammler falt ,nr
unnlO9lidfelt gemorbeu. Da batten
eS ieiner5eit Die en9lildeu Sdwarmer
nit Dem nieoli6eu, biiblden Gopf ibrer
lun9em aoni9in auf Dem vStomp1 per-
baltnlBmaBi9 lei9t,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13

Nplt!mmA AngSz Yro9ramme
blleen SaS 9teiicite ouf muiifalil6cm
@ebiete in gn9lauo. Ole 3ub6rer
eimss 9on3erts wcroen erfu6t, auf 5ers
nlularen. pel6e ben Yrosranmell ans
9eTii9t fino, oiejenisen 1onitiide su pere
3st6neu. wel6e iie bel oem nd6ften
aon3erts 5u 9oren lpiini6en, Sir bass
lelbe peroen banu iolde Wtuiifitiide
aus9elpdDlt, auf mel6e Die meiiten
Stimmen entfielen. Die tSoee ent-
ltammt Dem peritorbenen Or. bon 8lz
loD uno loll iid als sine eintrasli9e
erpeilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13

0nrG eine ein5ise 9ap>
9unl ilorte linO, lpie 6s9anptet
miro, niAt weni9er als So, ,OOo, 600 Der.
plclu worOen. aaugumni oieut iibrts
gems ni6t allein oem 3ipsde, fir ben
es Stinoer uno Uerriidte 8rauensimmer
gu pcrwenaen pile9eu. 3abndr;te ems
pfeDIen oae aauen oefelben Snlpeilen
ais Sntrdgll6 fir bic 3dbne uno aerste
ucrorOnen es CUR Imesung Der Spei,
heloriilen. @robe Oroguenbanbluuoen
Baltsn oeSme9en aau9ummi fir Die 6eis
ben lest9enannten 3mede.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13

ltitiere meuen Sate nnS Gar
t'itaren freffem iett tdslid,
eta, sm Seren Seiihtianms mir
einlahem,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13

Sa benz 8eitreben, iib ab,utdrten, sebt man lei6i
~ lpett uno Grtdltuns, Setierte unb Suen Inb he
Eblsen. @esen ipl4e 8ei@tpereen nebme man ipicri
Or. Bull SuIters Sprnp. &S TT has bette Mittel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13

SOuOer Iran59iiideu9er.
5o9in D. lse5 miro erSablt, OaB hs
ie0en 5rciiag .)torgen Md einem
pofpitalr liir arebsleioeuOe sebc uno
sort bis gum lpateu abenoe aranteua
lpdrtsrinIenbienite ueriebe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13

SStr bietcm Sie ibDmitem
4anhicbnbe at ncn Scmfbar
niebrigiten @reiien ait. NNan
fpntntc itnb famfc!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13
g d ara auf mets

a En- 9 djUars wets
- - hlaDeli 0tr bic Gigtntbiimer pou
Dr.. 9lss's ca.arrh Remedy bic
E on'rte, fir iFgeno eincn 5au bon
~ 9atarfb, BEN fe nid)t furirsu
t0nntu, einsrlei tpie id)liulm er
lei Oofr ipie lause er Did idDon e,iuiot
$500 baar gu bsiaben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13
Neue Gbaaies.

9ieielben baben ii6 trob
Der Wan6elbarteit Der Mobe
i6on feit Sabren bauernb sr
bebaapten geuuBt. eSe6e Sal,
ion bringt neue, uunberbiibz
i6e Muiter in ben beri6iebenz
lten Nuancen berbor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13

Sseme strun,pf Waarem az
ittterbDrt niebrisem VreiieM.
@rpRe 9lusiuabl in leime=
nem 3aidbentii@erm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13

- S6ift Cure &eeepte au Sob II
@. g o6, Farmers Drug Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13
9felte Gatines.

Wir fiibrem iebt Elm sroBes
Saser neuer satines, in fran=
aplif9en Mufern, 8rocats,
9angirenb unb Waoiree : Wsu=
fer, fir nur
12a eents anf,pdrts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13

afan beiidltise nniere nems
mmb iiberams reid5baltise aans-
iuabl bpm gtbab=g gNaarrm fiix
9amen mmb slim6er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13

Der alteite lcbenoe Sfft,
bter Der llnionsarmse lit lieutenant
Wflbael Wfoore, lpel6er Dor eiaiaer
Seit leinen 8obniis in 8rootlpn, u.
y, uufi6lns, Der alte 0err beaanu
letue mllitdriide 2aufbabn I'M Sabre
1872 Il ais Wfniifer i'm 13. Snfanteriez
0e9imsnte. Sein Same wirb nod lett
III Der armeeliite weiterssfiibrt, unO
nlau betradtet i'm nod bcute ais i'm
attloen WtilitdroicnIle ltebenb, ne,a CT
tbatlahlld 50 Sabre an9eborte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13

e'i9eH PiutH nit tbrer peiutsenb.u uus
trdHpftsrieu8enOen 8irluns. Dieie tpin,i.
gen Yeusts, bic tleiniten unb am leidten.n
~ nsbnlenesn, bic es siebt, brtneen Dtr
9ilfe' iuelbs anbaIt. gerifopfuns. Ser.
Oaaall9sbcl@neroen, @aIIenfluB, eaarijdes
nHO biltOiss SOpf,ueb uno aae Gtorunaen
DER weber, bes Nascns unb bes Darnifauals
'0erosn ourd iss anf bic 0auer tllrirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13

gfeue Waiditoife.
8ingbams, Saconette, seSriz
f6e 2auns, pereal, Mul,
9atine &c. Wunberbolle Gtoffe
llnb babel ipottbillis!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13

esorni'S 0tlpentrGmters . lutbeles
ber lit 1O3 8rano 0lbe su babem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13
Muerlei.

= Gin 4omite bon Oamen trifft
ifon Gorbereitursen fiir bas am 21.
9lprll 5u felernbe 8lumenfeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13
On Tan uR

. Il Ia n n I
es b nteiteidt
feben,
etlieS DOH DR..
Ylerce's Pleasant
Pellets, aber Oh
fannit es nidDt fiib.
len, tpciln Ou ems
9enolllmeu ba1t.
uno bod niist es
Dir nlehr, ais eine
Der 9roben oltulo,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-13

Die
WOdentliae Treie Yrehe fnr zssss
eri9eint
ieoeu QomnerGa1
unb toftet
$3.50 ftir SaS Sabr pOer @1.3B
G @onate In Vnraaebe3abInna.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-08
County Sunday-School Convention,

So0u'y SuuO6y-SCuOOl CONVENTION
The Newberry County Sunday-school
Convention met in its sixteenth annual
session at Beth Eden church on the
1st and End instants.
The attendance was good, the inter-
est great, the spirit fraternal, and the
addresses and talks were spirited and
entertaining.
The delegates report very pleasant
meeting and royal entertainment on
the part of the Beth Edenites.
The address of welcome was deliv-
cred by Mr.. J. L. Epps, and was re-
sponded to by Mr.. c. F. Boyd.
Many important questions were dis
cussed, of interest to the association.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are as follows: Geo. B. Cromer,
president; J. G.. S. Brown and I. H.
BoulWare, vice-presidents; w. F.. Pei
ham, secretary and treasurer; Frank
Evans, J. w. Chapman, 81. q. Folk,
w. II. Hunt, w. +. Wright, executive
committee.
The following were elected delegates
to the State Sunday-school Convention
at Union on September 4, 5 and s:
Rev. w. w. McMorrles, VI. A. Car
Isle, w. F. Wright, 4. E. P. Beden-
baugh; alternates: w. I. Herbert, w. B.
Oxner, ]. J. Long, A. II. Kohn.
The convention passed resolution
of thanks to the people Of Beth Eden
for their hospitality.
The seventeenth annual session of
the County Sunday-school Convention
will be held at Zion church below
Prosperity.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-08
Prohibition Questions.

DR.. C. T. Wyche has sent the follow
ing reply TO Mr.. Arthur Killer:
I'm reply to yours in regard to my
position on the question of State pro.
hibition, oeg leave to state, that l be-
lieve the fight in this campaign, so fa1
as tine liquor question iseoncerned, will
be between high license and the dis.
pensary plan. Believing that the dis
pensary plan will lessen the evils re-
sulting from the sale of spirituous
LIQUORS to greater extent than the
high license system, will favor that
plan.
Every patriot desires that the whis.
key traffic should be regulated in such
way as to curtail the evils resulting
from its sale as much as possible.
MEN honestly differ as to the best
plan to accomplish this purpose.
"Considering the dispensary law bet-
ter than any prohibition law yet pro-
pcsed, I state, frankly, that I favor this
law With some notifications which
will explain fully during the CAIN
paign".
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-08
Beth Eden and the Convention.

Beth Eden is a lovely place for a
convention in hot weather-so much
nice shade. The convention was called
to order Wednesday morning by Presi-
dent NJ. A. Carlisle. After the dele.
gates were enrolled, Mr.. George B.
Cromer was elected president and DR..
w. E. Pelham secretary. They both
made splendid officers.
The programme was very interest
ing one indeed, and was carried out ex-
ceedingly well.
Prof. R. O.. Sans, of Gaffney City,
entertained the convention handsomely
with, his plan and lecture on normal
teaching.
Those who missed the lconvention
missed rare treat. There were from
sixty to seventy delegates present All
seemed very much interested in the
discussions.
A full account would he interesting,
but space forbids. The good people OF
the Beth Eden community cid treat
US so very, very kind, we were sorry
we couldn't stay a week or two with
them and help them eat the many
bountiful things they had prepared for
US. But we were afraid such luxuries
would iDjure our health if we partici-
pated longer than two days. We hope
to be invited to'return soon. The con.
vention will meet next year at Zion,
four miles below Prosperity.
May what We heard at convention
do US much good, so we can say, 1T
was good for US to be there"
YRAM
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-08
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best pre- It's to
the needs of physical being, Wiz ttest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it IS man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-08
Personals.


Mr.. J. P. Pool is in Asheviiie.
Mr.. Ed. Scott has returned from c.
lumbia.
Mr.. J. J. Lane has gone to Glenn
Springs.
Mr.. Edward L. Mcintosh has gone
to Glenn Springs.
Miss Mamie Wright is on a visit to
relatives at Clinton.
Mr.. George Summers, of Columbia,
was in town yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Keys, of Anderson, is
visiting Miss Naunie Mayes.
Capt. John B. Griffin is on "a visit to
his father Mr.. B. F. Griffin.
Mr.. Thos. F. Harmon returned to
Newberry last week with bis bride.
Mr.. Frank Mayes. of Anderson, is
visiting his brother Mr.. T. J. Mayes.
Mrs. George P. Wright leaves to-day
for Laurens, tn her way to her home
in Texas.
Mrs. W. H. Day, of Florence, is
visiting Mrs. Geo. McWhirter.
Mrs. w. w. Daniel, of Florence, was
on visit last week to her brother Ed
itor E. 81. Aull.
Mrs. J. l.. Aull, Of Dyson, has re-
turned home from visit to her rela-
tives in Newberry.
Mrs. DR.. J. B. Perry, of Augusta. is
on a visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. S. Livingstone.
Mr.. D. ". Goggaps, of Edgefeld
County, was on visit last week to bis
uncle Mr.. J. C. Goggans.
Mr.. John w. Wright and family, of
Sumter, are on visit to his sister Mrs.
r. c.. Mcdowell at Helena.
Rev. DR.. J. B. and Mrs. Fox left yes.
terday for Salem. Va, where they will
spend a portion of their vacation.
Mr.. J. E. Prince, chief mail agent
between Atlanta and Charlotte, is Wis
itiug his sister Mrs. J. H. Chappell.
Mrs. Sallie Richardson is again at
home after a pleasant visit to friends
in Newberry.-Laurensville Herald.
Mrs. A. B. Burn, of Charleston, is on
a visit to her mother Mrs. Zobel at
Helena. Mr.. Burn returned home on
Sunday.
Master John Aull and bis little
brother Herman have returned from 8
delightful visit to their grandparents
at Dyson.
Mr.. w. L. Radford, soliciting agent
of the Atlantic Coast Line, was in the
city YESTERDAY. He is as courteous as
he is popular wherever be goes.
Mr.. Charles s. Heard, Of Augusta,
the popular aud wide-awake soliciting
agent for the Seaboard Air Line, was
in the city yesterday and gave The
Herald and News a pleasant call.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-08
Another Big Excursion,

From August q to September the
Knights Of Pythias will hold a grand
conclave in Washington, D. G. Round
trip tickets via the Atlantic Coast Line
will be sold for Sl5.65 from Newberry
same amount from Prosperity-to be
Of iron clad signature form, limited to
continuous passage in each direction,
from August 23d to September 9Th;
limits of tickets may be extended to
September 18th, provided they are de-
posted with joint agent in Washing
ton. Through Pullman Palace Buffet
sleeping cars will be provided. Mr..
Ino. n. Livingston, the ageut at New
berry, and Mr.. F. E. Schumpert at
Prosperity, will be glad to give any in-
formation and reserve bertbs 7aoW for
any one wishing to 60. The A. G. L..
offers the best route to Washington;
best time and best accommodations, a
saving of five hours and best connec-
ton returning. Either of the follow
ing ways is offered: Via Clinton &
Richmond, all rail-; via Portsmouth &
n. & W., boat line; or via A. G. L.
This is great opportunity TO 60 to
Washington and return for small
outlay, besides the stay in the city at
such gala time.