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FINE wARsMeN.
The Beers Prove Themselves Magnificent
~ Shots.

London, Nov. 5.-A dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Kuruman, British
Bechuanaland, dated Nov. 4, says:
Three hundred Bechuanaland Beers
have Joined Commandant De Lacey's
force, which has gone to Kimberley
leaving only 200 men at Vryburg.''
G. w. StevenE, describing for the Mail
the affair at Nicholson's Mex, says:
The Beers shot magnifcently. The
moment Britisher raised his head to
see where the enemy We're he instantly
fell back with bIlet in it. On the
other hand. after the engagement the
Beers acted with the greatest kindness
to the wounded and unwounded. They
spent the afternoon singing hymns, and
they had reason to be doleful, for they
had lost many men"
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Troops Are Ready,

Lexington, KY, Nov. 5.-Colonel
Roger D. Williams, End regiment Of
state guards, to-day wired all compa-
nies under his command to ascertain
what supplies of ball cartridges they
had on hand and how they were pre-
pared for responding if suddenly called
upon 1t is intimated tonight that
troops may be called to Louisville on
election day to preserve the law, where
trouble is threatened.
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Not Confirmed.

office announced that no further infor-
nation had been received regarding the
retirement of the British forces from CO.
lenso, and that the reported uprising of
the Basutos had not been confirmed,
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Rasutos Have Risen.

London, Nov s, 8 p. m.-According to a
special dispatch from Cape Town, it is
reported there that the Basutos have
risen against the Orange Free State
Beers. The government has received no
informatio on this point
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Wounded Doing Well.

London. Nov. 5.-Sir Redvers Butler
has wired the war office from Cape
Town under date of Sunday that Col
onel Kekewich, in command at KIM
berley, reports under date of Oct. 81,
that all the wounded were doing well.
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Annexed by the Rners.

Cape Town. Nov delayed in
sson.)-Another dispatch from
Ladysmith says the Beers have pro-
claimed the Upper Tugelan division
of Natal annexed to the Orange Free
State.
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An Attack Expected

Orange River. Cape Colony, Nov. 8,
delayed in transmission)-Kimb mberley
was safe on Wednesday night, but sn
attack was expected at any time,
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Rumors of Capitulat;o,

Lisbon, Nov. 5.-Persistent reports are
in circulation here that General Sir
George White British commander in Ma
tai, has capitulated to the Beers
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Left for Naauwpoort,

Colesburg, Nov. 8. delayed in trans
mission)-The mounted police left here
to-day for Naauwpoort. {.
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On the Boer Side.

Colesburg, Cape Colony. Nov. 2 (de-
layed in transmission).-The scout sent
out this morning on the reports that
the Beers We're on the side of the
Orange river returned this evening,
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Great Enthusiasm.

Liverpool, Nov. 5.-Scenes of remark
able enthusiasm attended the embark
alton to-day of the 10th hussars upon
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bringing word that the Boer camp is
pitched on the Boer side of the river
Evidently it is the advance guard that
has appeared on this side.
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Frightful L Execution.

London, Nov. 5.-Transports have
Just been secured for the Woolwich
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Wedd7nG and
Anniversary@


II you are looking for something
Of this kind we have many pretty,
suitable articles that we would like
70 show you. An article in Sterling
silver or a piece of Cut Glass never
comes amiss as a wedding gift. We
nave individual pieces in Sterling
SILVER In neat cases from So to $40.
we nave chests in Sterling Silver,
consisting of 25 pieces at $50 to
chests of 13O pieces at $3.50
Sterling Silver Tea Sets, S pieces,
from $3.50 up.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-05
News and Courier.

Snmmcrvllle, May q Cover.
nor Ellcrbe, who, at tho so'icita-
ton Of friends, came to Summon.
vile about a week ago for rrcuprra
ton, will, it is expected, le.vo here
to morrow morning for Columbia.
Governor Ellcrbe, since his arrival,
under the excellent caro- of DR. Bah
cock, and tho invigorating effects Of
Pinelands baImy atmosphere, had
somewhat br,ghtcueI, enjoyed in Il
great measure hi, visit, and had taken
ono or two rides ont, much to the
qualification Of his many friends
here, in Charleston and Columbin
Last night it is stated he was not
feeling rs we'll or brightly rs at the
beginning OF his visit, but ii is un-
drrstood th:S evening thH, he is now
much better. Mrs. Elierhc came
down from Columbia this morning,
and is now with the Governor at the
Pine Forest Inn.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-05

(CUla SPECIAL to Naws and Courior.)

(Cula. SPECIAL to News and Couricr)
Attorney General BelIingcr has
given very important decision as to
the liability of Foreigners residing in
the Stat, to the poll tax. An En.
glishman: living in York County,
claimed that hn was not liable to tho
tax, because he Was not n citizen and
because he sent mono Of his chiIdren
to tho public schools to which the
poll tax goes. Mr.. BcIIingcr, how
ever, decides that the fact Of not be-
ing Il citiZnn docs not relieve him of
the tax, and as long as ho is a resi-,
dent ho must pay it.
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Highly valued Papers Lrst
Especial to Grepnville News ]

(Sp' cial to Greenville NcwsJ
Columbia, S g., May 1.-The rosi-
dente Of General Hampton, two
miles from the CITY, was destroyed
by fire this morning about 3 o'clock
and but small portion Of tho con
tents was saved. The general has
been sick for the past day or two and
was sieep!e3s, aud ut the hour men
TONED he discovered the fire. The
flames began about the kitchen and
the family had barely NOR" than
enough time to escape. General
Hampton, being feeble, was carried
out by negroes on the place who had
been aroused, and then their atten-
ton was turned to saving what could
be saved from the burning house.
There was II magnificent library Of
about 5000 volumes, some of them
very scarca, but fortunately most of
the books were stored in Il building
adjoining the house, which was
saved. About 1000 Of these volumes
wero lost, acknowledgements and his.
torical papers, which cannot be re-
stored. There WAS not a cent Of in,
surance.
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GeneJal Assembly Of the State Of
South Carolina, That the County
Treasurer of any county be-, and he
is authorized and directed to nunu
a ly issue Il license to traffic in long
cotton, known as sea iA'unu cotton,
in tho seed, by purchase, barter or
exchange, within the limits of one
particular townshi p only in said
county, and within the one period
beginning the first day Of August
and ending the 3lst day of Deccm-
bor Of each year, to any aud every
person who shall file with suid county
treasurera written application there
for, stating the township of SAID
county wherein and tho particular
place in such township whercat
such person desires to SO traffic aud
do business (the granting of which
license must be recommended by
the board Of township commits.
sioners of such township) Such Ii
cense shall specify wherein aud the
particular place in such township
whercat, Us we'll as the period afore
said in which such person is per.
mitted to so traffic and do business;
and for every such license, If granted,
and befo'e the issuing Of the same,
fee Of fifty dollars shall be paid by
every such person to the County
treasurer; aud all of such license
fees shall be held by him, the said
Treasurer, subject to the orders of
the chairmen Of the boards of town.
ship commissioners in said county,
respectively, and the County Su
pcrvisor*, who shall apply and use
the same to and for the on
forcement Of the provisions hereof,
and to and for the repairing Of the
roads aud bridges in the several
townships, respective, and for no
other purpose And traffic in long
cotton, known as sea island cotton,
in the seed, by purchase, barter or
exchange, without such license, is
absolutely prohibited; and any per.
son who shall 50 traffic or attempt to
traffic without such license shall be
guilty of misdemeanor, and on con
victiou shall be punished for each
offence by Il fine Of not moro than
one hundred dollars or by imprison
ment not exceeding thirty days:
Provided, that one. half Of any such
fine when collected shall go to the
iLformer: Provided, the provisions Of
this Act do not apply to the counties
Of Collcton and Beaufort.
Approved the 18th day Of Fcbru-
AIRY, A. ID. 1899.
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TWICE A WEEK, ST. so A YEAR

example Of the Cubaus, and there is
no doubt that in a short time the
force of American example will cause
the Cubans TO break through their
old customs. AS it is ono never sees
high class Young Cuban woman on
tho street without her mother or
some Older woman.
Mon brn < to your door each morn
ing fresh vegetables. Many of these
men arc Chincsc-indeed consid-
erablo part Of the lower class in
Cuba arc Of this race, or OF a mix
tnre of this and the Cuban races.
Tho mon ito not como with wagons
or horses. but carry their wares in
trays. Thor stock consists of lettuce
and cabbagc-both of which are
Identical with tho kind grown in
Americas; radshes; eggs, for which
. cents apiece is tho lowest price
asked; small fish for frying and to.
mators. These latter are very small
and quito hitter to the tusto. At the
restaurants ono finds American toma-
toes.
If on" cares to 20 to tho market
to buy vegetables ho will find 1t a
busy and very interesting place. 1t
occupies II square, The four sides
facing tho street arc occupied by
stands of various kinds; money chang
"rs, dealers in cheap jewolry, dry
goods merchants on Il small scale,
and dealers in cheap china. Often
ono finds very curious old articles in
these places Within tho market
place all is excitement. Most Of the
stalls are conducted by mon. Thore
are fow women customers. 4 num-
bcr of men mako thoir living by go
ing from stall to stall with customers
and putting their purchases in big
round baskets which they carry on
their heads. Tho coming of the
American has made groat differ
rncc in tho appearance Of tho market,
and an air of prosperity reigns whore
fonr months ago the reverse was the
case.
Posted conspicnously in all hotols,
saloons and restaurants, is the notice
that il is forbidden to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors. to American soldiers.
That this is done in spite of this no.
tico Is only too evident fact. How
over, when it is discovered, the place
is closed and not rooponed until tho
proprietor promises that tho rulo will
not again DO violated. A second
oIlenso usually means the permanent
closing Of the place. Not long ago
Il soldier wcnt iuto store, asked for
Il bottle cf wine, Of which the value
WIS d"l "r Oh moro, placed Il dino
m the counter, and walked out with
his wine. The proprietor was very
angry, and threatened to report him
to the authorities, but on reconsider
alton concluded that he had better
loso his wi"r than have his shoD
| closet. DoROTnY STANuOpr.
rrgu tv.-, s.. -.
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Try All, ,n's For.t. Ease.

n power to be shaken into the
shoes. At this season yonr feet feet
swollen, nervous and hot, and get
tired easily. If you have smarting
feet or tight shoes, try Aliens Foot
Ease. 1t cools the feet and makes
walking easy. Relieves corns and
bunions of all pain and gives rest
and comfort. Try it today. Sold by
rll druggists, grocers, shoe stores and
general storckeopcrs everywhcrc.
Price 20c. Trial package FREE.
Address, Allen S. Olmstcd, LeRoy,
n. Y.
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moro ambitious teachers to make
their arrangements now to attend tho
State Summer School. City super.
intendents arc asked to lay this mat
ter before their teachers, and county
superintendcnts ere requested to
communicates with such of their
teachers as they think will cndeavor
TO tako advantage OF the opportuni.
ties Of this State School; all uro urg-
ed to send mo as soon as possibly tho
names of those who express pur-
pose to attend this school
Price of board. railroad rates and
many other details affecting tho sue
coss Of tho State Schools are some.
what dependent upon tho estimate Of
probable attendance. | trust that
all friends of tho proposition will ut
once communicate with me, giving
me such assurances AZ they can.
J0HN j. MCMAMAN,
State Superintendent of Education
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-05

An Act to require cotton buyers TO
accept bales Of cotton weighing
not less than three hundred
pounds.
Section !. 3D. it enacted by thu
General Assembly of tho State OF
South Carolina, That it shall be un-
lawful for any cotton bnyer to refuse
to accept any bale Of cotton, after he
has bought the same by sample
thereof, weighing over three hundred
pounds, provided same corresponds
i'll qnality with sample bought by;
and any such buyer WHO docks or de-
ducts any amount from the purchase
price of any such bale Of cotton, or
attempts to dock or deduct any
amount from the purchase prico of
such bale Of cotton, shall bo dcored
guilty Ola misdemeanor, and upon
conviction before any Court Of com
potent jurisdiction shall be fined in
the sum Of not moro than ono hun
dred dollars, nor less than twenty
dollars.
Approved the 18th day of Febru.
ary, A. ID. 1890.
An Act to prohibit the traffic in
long cotton, kaown as sea island
cotton, in tho accd without q
liconso.
Section J. Bo it enacted by the
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-05

Manila, May 2.-Major Manuel
Arguclcsrs and Iiout onant Jose Bcr-
nal, Of the staff Of General Antonio
Luna, returned hero today to renew
and press the request Of General
l,unu for Il cessation Of hostiIitics.
They have found their field of
labor Il most uncongenial one.
The two oiliccts were received in
conference by Major General Otis.
Tho proposals which they had to
submit differ bnt slightly from those
wh ca they brought from the Filipino
commander III the first place.
They desired Il little timo in which
to summon their congress and cx-
pressed themselves rs being conf
dent that tho congress. will bo for
peace "b"causo the pcop'o desire it,"
London representatives of tho
Filipino jnnta say that they have re-
"eiycd " telegram from Aguinaldo
dated April 3Oth in which ho says
that his government has nothing TO
do with the present peace nepotia-
tons, which he asserts are being
conduct d b. group of half castles
aid crcoios who are anxious for
peace in tn" expectation of getting
hi III Offices undor Il now govern.
mcnt.
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nifty and upon the property for whose
protection he is appointed, and whose
salary shall be paid by tho corpora
ton at the instance Of whose presi-
dent or treasurer or other executive
officer managing the said corporation
the said appointment is made, the
amount to DO fixed by contract with
said corporation, acting through its
president or treasurer or other exec
utive officer; having the management
Of said corporation, and IN addition
over all territory within radius Of
one mile from tho main building in
which tho industry of the corporation
is operated. Before entering upon
the duties OF bis Office tho said dep
nty shall take tho oath prescribed by
the Constitution and statutes Of this
State. The said deputy shall be re-
moved by the said sheriff and another
deputy appointed by him satisfactory
W ''''' pi's'oe,'' or ''e"Sorer Or o'I-
or executive officer Of said corpora.
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-05
SOME OF THE NEW LAWS
THESE HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY
TBE GOVEKNOM.
The Most Important Given. .Wori II Studying
and Ke.pinE for Future Ke ference.

An ACT TO amend an Act entitled AN
Act to authorize the appointment
Of officers of the peace having ju-
risdictinn within industrial COM
muuities coutalnil z ono hundred
inhabitants or more"
Section |. BE it enacted by the
General Assembly Of the State of
South Carolina, That Section | 0 an
Act entitled "An Act to authorize tho
appointment of officers OF tho peace
having jurisdiction within industrial
communities containing one hundred
inhabitants or more," be amended by
striking ont tho words: "That upon
n written statement Of the board Of
directors of any industrial corpora,
tion in any county of this State, set
thug forth that in their opiniou," etc;
and inserting in lieu thereof the
words "That upon writton state
ment Of the president or treasurer or
other executive officer having the
management Of any industrial corpo-
raticn located in any county Of this
State, setting forth that in his opln-
ion the interests" etc; and by strik-
ing ont the words: "And whose sal.
ary shall be paid by tho board Of di
r"ctors at whose request tho appoint
mnnt is made, the amount being
fixed by contract with said board,
and whose jurisdiction as a peace
officer shall extend ovcr the property
controlled by the said board Of d-
rectors, and in addition over all ter
ritory within radius Of ono mile
from tn" main building in which the
industry Of the corporation is oper
atoa;" and inserting III lieu thereof
the words: "And whose salary shall
be paid Ivy the corporation at the in
stance of whose president or treas
urer or other executive officers man
aging tho said corporation the ap-
pointment is made, tho amount to bo
fixed by contract with said corpora
tion, acting through its president or
treasurer or other executive officer,
and whose jurisdiction rs an officer
shall extend over the property co.,
trolled by the said president or treas
urer or other executive officer having
tho management of said corporation,
and in addition over all territory
within radius of ono milo from the
main bni!ding in which the industry
vi the corporation is operated;" and
further by adding after tho words
"It shall thereupon bo tho duty of
the said sheriff to appoint and direct
any Suitable person as his deputy,
nnl one satisfactory to the president
and treasurer or other executive Off
cor Of said corporation requesting
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OUK WOMEN IN HAVANA.
The Nntiv" System OF Eating. .Uouso Keep.
lug not Joy -.PntronsSo OF the
X. Staurnnts
(New York Times. }

rule think beforehand what he will
cat Will" there. He assumes as a
matter Of course that he will live
much us odoos at home. 70 ridinno's
mind Of any idoa Of this kind, it is
only necessary to visit lIavaLa. At
once the item Of eating rises from
ono Of slight impor,aucc to one Of
great moment.
Tho army IN camp does not feel
this for with it arn Ii ,sts Of army
cooks, who prepare food in the way
to which Americans arc accustomed.
TO be suro whom the army first wen,
over it hnd little to ont excepting
hard talk auI bacon. Bat now it
fares ns we'll rs when in tho States
1t is those who board or keep house
thn, find tho difficulty.
Instead Of throo meals day as
customary in tho States, tho Cubal,s
have four, the first being worry like
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Don't Experiment.

When grip attacks Il person Of
nervous temperament there is
usually great depression Of spirits,
tho patient is plunged in despair,
and no amount Of argument or rail
lrry has any effect on his misery.
The man or woman whose nerves be
como SO shattered that it is II torture
to remain in bed, and tho night is
passed in vain attempt to get Il
little sleep is on the down grade to
nervous prostrution, insanity aud
death. There is no time then to eX
pertinent with now and untried
remedies. Neglect or delay in this
respect may provo fatal mistake
DIR. Miles, N"rvinc is tho best of
all medicines for tho nervous, tirod
out and slcrpl"ss victim of tho grip,
just rs it is tLr best remedy for all
other weaknesses and disorders Of
the nervous system. 1t attacks the
minnto germs IF impurity clustered
in the blood and thoroughly routs
them ont of every hidden corner of
the body.
81 was extremely nervous and al
though doctored with several physi
ciuns [ could not gain strength. My
nerves hecam" so completely un-
strnng that l could scarcely sleep at
all, and l thought | should surely
die. ] began taking Dr. Miles Nrr.
vine and in less than week | was
feeling very much better. After tax,
ing six bottles 1 was completely
restored to health"
G. f. HACKETT, Greene, n. y.
n trial package of DIR. Miles favor
lto treatment for tho grip, consisting
Of DIR. Miles Ncrvine, DIR. Miles Anti.
Pain Pills and DIR. Miles Nerve and
Liver Pills, will be sent absolutely
free of cost to any person sending
name and address on a postal card,
requesting the sample, and mention
ing the name Of this paper. Address
DIR. Miles Medical Co., Elkhard, Ind.
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GOV ELI.ERBE'S CONDITION.

ID 'ring III" FirRt DHya OF his Nislt 10 sum
m'rriil" he Revived very Much,
but AN Monday Night he Kclnpsrd.