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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-21
Telegramas.
(Del <%Journal,, de Naeva York
Washington. Octubre

Washington, Octubre 8
Informes procedentes de Cuba dicen que
los fondos publicos, asoendentes & millones.
no hsn tenldo Ia debids protection en- manos
de los empleados psg sdores. Fl Mayor Dodge.
psgador en- jefe de Ia Habana, dice en- su in.
forme 10 siguiente:
<Uns de las didcultades que ofIece ell car
60 de ests Division hs sido Ia falt. de IN bueu
d~ep6sito para los fondos pdblicos. Con freouen
cis ha habido uu million de dollars en- Elective
guardados, durante aigunos meses, en- cajas in
seguras. Estas cajas en- 81 mag orfa, no son
buenas para este prop6sito y no ofrecen mas
garantfss que las ordinariss de MADEIRA.
U pagador encontr6 alberta una GAIA en-.
viada por medic del expreso. En- ella habfan
amos $l5, O00.,
FL Mayor Dodge dice quo Sc han formula.
do in6nidad de quejas contra los cheques sobre
Nueva York, los que sufren descaento On Ia
is's. Algunos ofciaies y licenoiados han SURF.
do grandes p6rdidas con este motive. No ha ha
Dido medic de salvar Ia di6ooltad. Aless que
es &sta raz6n sufoiente para que se nombren
depositarios del Gobierno.
Habsns. 10
Hoy se ha oe'ebrado aquf 81 auiversario de
Ia revoluoi6n de C6spedes. Vefanse muohas
banderas, aun ouando 90 nctaba Ia ~suaenoia de
otras, debido tai vez al disgusto que ocssion6
entire los extrsnjeros 10 orden reeiente del Ma.
yor Lacoste referente q 10 bandera espafo.
NotAbase oierta falts general de e~ntusias.
mo, aunque hubo lujo de fdegos srti6oiales.
En- ell Teatro ePsyret, 90 ceiebr6 ell NEE.
ting de delegsdos de Ia Liga Nsoional Guiana
y del Partido Nscional Cobano. FL ssnor La
TORE dijo que quedaba disuelto ell Comit6 de
organization, dejando a los delegAdos 4 cargo
de los trabsjos.
Propuso cab!egrafar al se1or Quesada,
com;sionado especial de Cuba en- Washington,
suplicandole manifesto al Presidente Nc Kin.
ley Ia gratitud que eli Partido Naoionsl siente
hacia 81 pueblo americana, = que ell Psrtido se
obiga q pedir siempre Ia Independence abso
luts de Cuba.
FL sehor Borges dijo que Cuba debe antes
morir que abandonar la idea de So Independent
ola.
Ell General MAximo Gomez no ooncurri6
nj tampoco concurrieron los individuos mai
oonspfcuos del Partido Nsoional.
Santiago de Cuba, 10
Hoy sc ha heoho aquf una celebration ge-
neral del a de Julio, oubano, aniversario del
principle de la primera revoluoi6n en- contra de
Espaia. La oiudad estaba p~rofusamente deco.
rada.
Las bsnderas cubanas estaban 4 medic pa
10 porque hoy 60 tambien aniveraario de la
musrte de C@spedes.
No menos de media Rilla cubrfa Ia prooe'
sion que fo6 hoy al Cementerio para decorar
las tumbas de C6spedes , Martf.
No SO vi6 en- Is prooesion nj una banders
americana.
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Progresses e|enti6cos
en- a Agricultural

ri vapor y Ia eleotrioidad aplioados 4 10
10 agriculture como motores de fuerza, son pc.
60 en- compsraci6n de los dltimos degcubri.
mientos cientfRcos, los que tienden & tranlfor.
mar 81 suelo esteril y reseco en- fecundo y hui
medo.
Con 6xito prodigioso 90 han hecho expert
mentos dltimamente en- algunos Estsdos de Ia
Union Americans, fertilizando terrenos ingra.
tos CON estos tres elementos qufmicos combina.
dos: nitr6geno, Acido fosfdrioo y potash. Estas
Substantial distribuidas en- proporci6n, con nm
costo relative de 10 por 100 en- ell acre, pro-
ducen una gauanoia de 10 por 100 en- las cose
chas.
FL gusno y Ell estier< o., bueuos f~ertiliza-
dos. son muy oaros, ) en- oomparaci6n de los
lltimos inventados, con mas earos, & interiors;
en- "a actividsd secundsdora.
Else invento esta prodaoiendo excelentes
resultados y e%nvuelve una economic para los
Estados Unidos de f40, 900, 900, invertidcs
anualmente en- 10 comprs de gaanos. Los ha.
cendados de Indiana = Miunesots, no solamen
te han centuplioado sus cosechss por medic de
esos fertilizadores, siuo que han lido mas ala,
encontrando msnera de mantener Ia TERRA en-
constante estado de humedad.
Consfguese esa mejora importantf-ima oon
el plsntfo del arbol del sabine, siendo necesa.
rio 800 Arboles para humedecer una heotarea de
TERRA de labor.
Else Arbol que estk llamsdo & ser nm factor
importante en- la ciencia sgrfoola, conceutra la
humedad en- Is estaoi6n de las ~lluvias, y On 81
tempo de sequfa Ia distribuye en- un radio pro,
p : l)nsdo & 90 altura.
nj ssh no &c planta 4 principle de ctofo y
requiere regadfo por 81 tsrmino de tres me.
kea.
Cuando tierno debe protegersele de los
vientos del equinocoio; es arbol gus puede de.
sarrollarse en- todas las ATTITUDES, con excep.
cion de las situadas en- 81 tr6pico, En- Cslfor.
nis, donde 10 agriculture ha heoho progresses,
han hsllsdo los sgricultores medios efoaces de
c2mbatir y extermiuar esa legion. de Parasites
que % nutren en- los vi6sdcs. nsrarja!es, semen
teras de trigo, msfz, etc.
Como es genersImente sabido. hay dos ola.
aes de parasitos-parasitos vegetables y parasi.
tos animales.
Los dos son nooivos y peligrosos, y 70 sub
dividen en- variedades ipfinitesimales. Para AMI.
quilar unos , otros, de I'm modo concluyepte,
hAnse importado plantas 8 ~insectos australianos,
, asf las primeras como los segaudos. han des.
troxado en- su esfers de acoi6n 4 los terribles
psrAsitos. Nadie ignora que en- los reinos vege
tai = animal todos los organismos viven en- cons.
tante estado de luoha, devorAndose los uuos &
los otros, y cada oorpusoulo, por insignifcsute
que sea-, tiene por antagonismo otro oorpdscu
Ia.
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RennitidO.

San Juan. ..Pto Rico Octubre FL de 1899
Sr. Director del peri6dioo LA CORES.
Muy sefor milo.
En- ell ndmero s2l6 de aver Viernes 90,
publica V. I'M suelto, 81 ousl dice <que ell pue
bio del Dorado estA inoomunicado porque 20
he oerrado I'M trozo de canine sobre mi fin
ca,
Tai publicaci6n me afeota , me da derecho
q reotifcarla, esperanto de V. SO sirva publican
mi siguiente manifestation.
sMe limito por ahora & e1pressr: que es
sinexscto y que ouando Ell Se1or Secretsrio Ci-
evil me de o~onoo.miento de Ia inexacts denun
cola que SO le ha elevado, pues debo Ger oido
sp~revismente para ser jasgsdo, me def ndere
81 publicar6 mi verdadera J justa defenza, que
sdejsrA comprometido al Cacique d. Ramon
sCesteros..
Soy de V. con la debida consideration.
g.. q. g. q. b. 9. m.
LOSE Esteban Rana0s.
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Chile
Ientatiru 0~norquista
Valparaiso: setiembre 8.

NoACoIoAsO' 1oeAoAAoAo ~
I'm hombre fue sorprendido en- el acto de
oolocar una bomba, oargada CON 500 grsmos de
dinamita; debsjo de los apartsmento privsdos
del Presidente.
LII crisi ministerial no se hA resuelto
todavfa.
Entre las oonquistas se ha inioiado I'M
gran ~movimiento en- favor de una nueva emission
de papel.moneda.
Los ingresos de Adusna de enero 1 julio
asoendieron 4 $s5 376.2ll, contra $40 349.l49
oorrespondientes & igusl periodic de 1898.
La Cooper Corporation of Chile, y 10
sSooiete de Mines de Bruselas, han sido au-
torisadss para nombrar sgentes en- este psfs.
Los negocios 8 importsciones estAn abs
tido', 10 mismo que 81 cobre y nitrate, cuyas
transscciones solo ascsndieron b 900. 900
qsiatsles.
FL orc 20 ootisaba esta mahans 4 II. 80 pS
do pzsmio.
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DOS ADMIRAOoRES.
DE eel Espeotador.; Medellin, Re-
ptblica de Colombia

Una relaci6n como la que ACADIA de hacer
eli . preciable farmsc6utioo se1or Luis E Gale
jss, residente en- Santa Rosa de Osos, eyarta-
mento de Antioqufa, Repdblioa de Colombia,
denots tanto inteI6s en- obsequio de sus seme'
jantes como ell que nosotros oreemos demostrar
en- bien de ~nuestros lectores al darle publici'
dad.
Las Manifestations del sefor Molina son
como sigue:
<Desde ell mes de Octubre de 1895 comen.
o6 & padecer de una dolorosa y oonstante indi
gestion. Perdf ell apetito por complete 10 mis-
mo que ell sue1o pasandome uoohes enteras sin
poder dormir. No es pues de extra1ar que me
sintiera muy d9bil y extenuado.
De NADIA me valian las recetas de los me-
dicos. Por fin IN dia lef IN folleto Publioado
por Ia s.sa DR.. Williams Medicine Co en- ell
curativas de las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR. WI
lliams. Optic por tomar estas pfldoras y des'
de entonoes no he vuelto & sentir malestsr a.
guno, pues tanto 10 dyspepsia de que padeofa CO.
mo otros sfntomas que Ia acompa1aban han de-
ssparecido.
Mi seiora esposs. quese encontrsbs orian-
do una niha de ocho meses, Padecfs dolores en-
Ia espalda y brszos y di6cu'tad para laotar.
1 MERGED & las Pf:doras Rosadas del DR. Williams
que tom6 por espanio de dos meses ha queds-
do enteramente bien, pudiendo ahora laotar la
| ~criatura refreshments. Somos, por c%onsiguien-
te, almirsdores de las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR.
Williams.
(Firmado) LUIS E. MOLINA CAn1EJAs,
Las pfldoras rosadas del DR.. Williams
son las mas populares en- to1os los psises donde
han sido introduoidas. Pori6csn = enriquecen
Ia sangre, restablecsn los nervios , DURAN Ia pa.
rAlisis paroial, bale de San Vito. neuralgia,
reumas, nerviosidad, dolor de oabezs n~ervioso,
palpitaci6n del ooraz6n, anemia 2 palidex. frial-
dad de manos , pies, irregulsridades en- las
funeionas mensaales de Las mujeres y debilidad
en- ambos sexos.
Son inmejorsbles para las intermediates de
los hombres oausadas por indiscreciones de Is
juventud, exceso de trabajo 8 estudio.
Hay muy pocas botioas donde no 90 vendan
las pfldoras rosadas del DR.. Williams.
Cualquier persona que tenga difcultad en-
adquirirlas debe dirigirse & Ia casa DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., de Schenectady, N. r. E. o.,
y serk avisado donde oomprarlas. La misma
casa ouenta con I'M d~epsrtamento m6dioo para
atender g~rotuitanaente & Las consultas de los
p~aoientes donde 1uiera que Sc encuentren.
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-. Para evitar~ disgustos reoordamos que
no publicsmos anurcios nj comunicados de 10
Capital y de Ia isla, sin pago por adelantsdo.
Los comunicadoa manuscritos se cuentan . ooho
palsbras Ia Inca. Sc archivan los originsles
que no llegan CON 81 importe. 6O-S6
1ar6aiae de todss Glasses % hacen On IL ftipo-
'~'6o'ss grafa La Correspondoscto. Al
eontsdo extrieto , psso prseios mddiooa.
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CQLEG!0 PARTICULAR

O1FIJ1OO FUR FEORO NULZO BAN1ET
pensionistas Gale del Sol mum. IL Y IA.
Los slumnos reoiben en- este Colegio: To-
La instruction primaria, ircluyeudo 81 ipg'6s,
d bujo y Ia historic de Pto-Rioo. 90. La
Instruction seoundaris, 6-sea Ia preparation
para ei ipgreso en- las Universid AIDES de los Es.
tados Unidos. 3o.-Clases de adorno (dibujo,
p%intura y mdsioa). 4o.-Teorfa y p~ractica de
Ia Tenedurfa de libros. Seran tambien admi
tidos, en- calidsd de i~nternos, los s1umuos que
deseep continuar SOS estudios en- Il Alta Go e.
10 Americsna, 4 doDde squellos oonourrirau vi
gi'a1,s por los inspeo,ores del Cole gio. reoib en-
do desqu6s repasos privados de LIS asiRnatur .
que onrsen. Este Colegio tiene ~ <Regl>
mento Interior. que 90 enviarA q los padres que
10 solicitor. 2vpa.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-10

to the Stockholders for the dcclara-
ton ! made in regard to the books.
had no intention whatever Of offending
any stakeholder or denying him any
courtesy that is due.
The board OF directors is Il commit.
tee OF the stockholders whose duty it is
to observe supervision OF the secretary
and treasurer. Every member of the
board well knows that the books arc al
ways open to their inspection and
regular reports are made, and full cX-
amiuations have been made.
| knew it was spirit of malice that
prompted Sigh to make the motion,
and think now that ! did not treat
him worse than he deserved. Why
does he take this unusual proceeding to
purchase the Warehouse property us
agent Tor Il party outside the alliance?
The plan Of organization which he
assisted in framing, says: "Stock shall
not lie transferable except on the books
of the directors, and in no case shall it
be transferable to parties not members
Of the alliance" But he poses us tho
friend Of the stockholders who put their
money into the Warehouse under his
influence. Let the inuoccnts who be-
llcvc 1t remain in their delusiou. They
may be happier. But the convc rslon
was sudden, and he tells us tha, he be-
llcvcs he can make two hundred dollars
out Of ii, and he tells us that he want
ed to have 800 copies Of his offer struck
OIL and that he proposed to do all this
At his own expense. If he can secure
Il majority of the stock, as he is trying
to do, those who have higher conccp-
tions OF alliance obligations arc TO be
turned over to the tender mercy of an
individual or corporation that will not
hesitate to use means to force their
stock from thcm at Il nominal valuu-
tion or render it useless to them. 1t is
pleasure to note the sentiment of op-
position among true allianccmcn to this
1rccZlng out process Some have said
that they would not sell their stock 1T
premium in such manner.
The Warehouse property is really
valuable property. There is not dol
lar OF debt upon it. And Mr.. Sigh
knows that if II certain enterprise
which fell through two years ago on
account o. unusual strjngcncy in money
had succeeded that this property would
have been accepted at two thousand
dollars for the purpose it is row want
ed. The property would be cheap at
that price now.
Respectfully,
JOS. l.. KEITH.
Sondlcy's, S. G., Oct. S, 1899
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-10
Respectfully
Sondley's, S. G., Oct. 5, 1899

Fesotutlo ~ Adopted by tho Board of D.
rcetors OF tho Newberry Cotton Mills.
Whereas, death has again invat cd
our ranks and removed james Newton
Martin from our midst, and whereas We
desire TO place upon our minutes Il tcs.
tlmonlal OF our respect and esteem for
nm as man, as Il cttiZcn and as dircc-
tor and president Of this corporation.
BE it therefore
heSolvcd, ]. That in tho death of our
| colleague we have lost man OF cXcm-
plary Christian character, public
spirited ADD upright citizen, and one
who from the inception Of this enter
prise as director, and for three years
as president, contributed largely TO its
success by his sound Judgment: his wise
counsel and his close personal attcn-
tiOn.
2. That VIC join in the sorrow of all
who have been affected by his death.
>. That we tender to bis s0rrowing
widow and children our sincere and
heartfelt condolences in their sad be-
rcavcmcnt.
4. That blank page in our minute
book be suitably inscribed to his mem
Dry.
5. that these resolutions he entered
al large in ,he minutes of the board,
that copy thereof bc transmitted to
the family of the deceased and that tho
same be furnished to the ncwspapc .
OF the town OF Ncwbcrry for publica-
ton. GEO. S. MOWER,
JAS. MCTN~OSII,
THOS. j. MCCRARY,
Committee.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-10
VARIOUS AND a'u. a HOUr.

Cotton seems to be holding up pretty
we'll.
SEQ contract to let by Supervisor
i'll.
Mr.. j. p. Fant, OF Whitmires, was in
the city yesterday.
There wa large crowd Of people in
the city yesterday.
The weathe' has cleared up beauti-
full since the heavy rain.
Mr.. Jas. N. King, Jr., of Nincty-Six,
was in the city last week.
The Mayor had several offenders be.
fore him on Monday morning.
The jM ors for the second week of
court viii. be drawn tomorrow.
Dr.. O. b. Mayer has been nomina; ed
as q candidate for reelection as Mayor
o. this city.
Capt. A. 2. Piier arrived in the city
yesterday and will make Newberry his
future home.
Mr.. NJ. A. Carlisle offers some yalu-
able tracts of land and town lots for
sale. See notice.
MIR. H. II. Rikard, 81 No. 8, paid /,
pleasant call at this Office on Monday.
We are always glad TO see him.
Miss IS Helen Hardy and Nettc
Moore, who have been visiting in May
linton, have returned TO Helena.
Mr.. james Bradley has resumed his
position with Superintendent Voss,
the water and light commission.
NJ. Aumerlo Schumpert left last
Saturday for Bowman, Orangeburg
county, - take charge Of n school.
Charles Kings dramatic company
changed dates from the 1G,h to the 18TH
He will appear here on the 10Th sure.
a good citizen paid his street duty
TO Treasurer Goggans yesterday for two
quarters in 1900. He's an uD-to-date
man.
The Presbyterian Synod OF South
Carolina will meet with the Prcsby-
terian congregation Of This city on the
24Gh instant.
Mr.. Il y. Willprh, of No. 4, was in
on Saturday and paid us Il pleasant call.
e joined the happy band by placing
his name on our suusci iption Est.
Miss Mad Fo,reste. left We, nesday
for New;'erry, and alter visiting friends
there, W ii 60 I, Hartsville, Darlington
county, to visit friends ard rela-
tives.- Greenwood Jo,'rlal, 6.
f. a. Schumpert would like for you
TO consult him if you arc thinking Of
buying a wagon, Buggy, harness, stove
or anything in his ihe. He is reduc-
ing his ST ocl1 and in order to do so he
i, giving bargains in his line.
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Hurt by a CIV.

Mr.. James CromeI', promising and
energetic young gentleman, OF No. 4,
WAS painfully hurt while feeding q gin
on Friday last. He wcs feeding Mr..
Jim Spearman's Gin for Mr.. w. G..
Atchison and tempted to raise and
hold up the b. cast board OF the gin with
his left knee while he unchoked the
saws. His knee slipped, was caught in
the gin and lis leg badly cut flom the
knee 10 the instep. He was carried
home by Mr.. G. W. Willard and DR..
Russell } eter was called in and dressed
the wound. We hope for him speedy
recovery.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-10

Mess.s. Scott 81 Carlson have opened
in this city and pronose conducting q
trs.-ctas: business in that line. Their
prizes will 9 noGe"ate and the work.
mansi,.n guaranteed. Call to sec them,
or1os te the postoilicc, and see ueir
samples and get prices and give them
your w'"k. See their advertisement
elsewhere.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-10
ALDERMAN WHITE.
Mr.. j. W. White Elected to represent
w: Il 4 IN the C'ty Council.

The election for alderman from Ward
4, to fill the vacaucy caused by The
resignation Of Mr.. j. g. Myers was
held on T. iday Of last week and re-
suited in the election of Mr.. j. w.
White.
There were three Candidates for the
position and the result Of the election
was as 70 lows:
J. D. Horpsby Observation-Disclosures. ....... 7
j. j. LanGiord.. Observation-Disclosures. Is
j. w. White .................. ................. II
Mr.. White TOOK the oath Of Office
Saturday morning and has settled
down to business. He is an enter
prising and s'ccessful business man
aid VIII serve the town faith fully in an
official caDacity.
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I)EA'l'iJS.

DEATUS.
Peter Mike Willis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Willis, Departed this life at
the age of years and months on last
Friday morning at o'clock at their
home In Saluda Co.
Mr.. ---- Livingston, son Of Mr.. n.
ID. Livingston, OF the Jolly Street sec
tlon, died yesterday morning in the
18Th year of his age.
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AdveI t sed Lett. rs

Rema, ming in postofce at NewEcr-y,
s. G., for week ending October |, iSJ0:
B-Thos. S. Bowles (2), NIarth&
Brownlee, Emma Bowles. w. M. E.uty.
C-Lucinda Clark.
Collie Callmnn.
IN. J. Jones, Lucy Jones.
L-P. G. Langley.
M-Mrs. Mattle Moore, A. Miller,
Nance Mckenzie.
N-Ida Belle Neel.
R-M. G. Riser, Fl. J. Riglets, Miss
Mad Ruff.
Persons calling for these letters will
please say they were advertised.
VIM. Y. FArR, +. NJ.
Oct. 8, 1900.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-10
Special Excursion Rates Va Sout;,c3n
Railway

The Southern Railway announces
sale OF round trip tickets to Atlanta,
Gay account of the Georgia State Fair,
which will be open from October 18th
TO November dtn. Exceptionally low
rate OF One First Glass Fare, plus 80 cts.
admission to tho Fair Grounds VII be
Oh sale from important stations.
For full Information as to schc les,
apply to any Southern Railway a:cnt,
or j. 3. HEYWARD, G. p. A.,
Augusta, Ga,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-10
LANDS AND TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

NnE BOB MARS Place, SIS
Il acres, 4 miles from Whilmircs
Price $500: oncthird cash, and balance
in one and two years, secured by mort
gage.
2. The Duckctt place, 100 acres, |
mile Of Wlitmircs. Price 500: one
third cash, and balance in one and two
years.
;. The Abrams place, 100 acres, two
miles Of Jalapa. Price 500. On easy
terms.
i. Law olicc on Main street, New
berry, $. &. Price $500. On easy
terms.
5. Eight or ten building lots on Pope
and Carlisle strccts. Price from $3.50
to $500.
6. One fine farm, 2l9 acre 5, 7 miles
from town, on which is u complete mod 8.
crn residences; land in high state cult
vation; will produce GO or 70 bales OF
cotton, and grain to supply the farm.
Price $500. On easy tci ms
M. A. CARLISLE.
Oct. i, 1869. t2t
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-10
The Racket Store

Has 700 School Tablets they
will sell at lc., Sc, and Sc.
ThcSe are good Tablets for the
price. We also carry a line
ofbettcr grades. We can sup
ply the children with Lead
Pencils, Slate Pencils, Cray
ons, Sponges, Era&cts, Book
Straps, &c.
10 those ont Of school who
have time to read We offer a
lot Of nice Books, paper cov-
er 4 add Sc, cloth cover 2Oc.,
by some Of the beet writer's.
10 TnE head OF THO HOUSE
We can interest them in
hous chold goods in Tin and
Agate Ware, a lot Of useful
articles for the kitchen.
Our prices will suit, for we
have but one pri &C for every
body. We originated this
plan in Ncwbcrry and find it
plcascs, because it treats every
one square.
New York Racket Store.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-10
WAGONS 6 BUGGHEsS
Hm Car Loads.

We have just received Il car of the
Woll known White Hickory Wagons;
also, n car Of Buggics, which wo will
sell cheap. If in need Of Wagon
Or Buggy, it will pay you to call and
get our prices before making your
purchase. We buy in largo lots, pay
cash, discount our bills, which en-.
ables us to soil First Glass Goods at
low prices. Come and SEQ us. Wc
will take pleasure in showing you
what we have. We guarantee every
Wagon and Buggy to give ontiro
satisfaction.
Very respectfully,
| Summer Bros.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-10
Reduced I:utCSt Pro. nc .ity. $. G

EtCUUCCt IENICHV PrO IT. I(Y, 5. Q
Eeluced rates bavc been granted by
the railroads both t.. the Evangelical
Lutlelan Syrod Of South Carolina and
the Womau's; HOME and Foreign Mis-
siolary onvcntior-ticl.c 10 De sold
October 18th to 10Th inclusive, with
final limit October Goth. Iron. clad
forms not :tquil ed.
S. {. BALLENTINE,
Secretary Of Synod.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-10

Every successful farmer needs q
Mower and Rake. There is none better
made than tho Champion. II you have
Hipp's. fist. If
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-10
PEOGR ANNE,
Election of officers.

Election of officers.
Subjects for discussion-Primary
Number Work, Prof. O. 3. Cannon,
Miss Gertrude Simpson.
English Composition in Common
Schools, Miss Eloise Welch.
lenses "a English Grammar, Prof.
T.. B. Settler.
Address, Supt. f. w. Higgins.
Query Box.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-10

NJ 'ons ofdullars, is the va 'ue piece
by Mrs. May B;ld, harrisburg, Pc,
Oh he lie o. her child, which sac
srved from c CUP Ivy the use OF Que
Minnie Cough Gu c. 1t cuI e. all cos hs,
colds and throat and lung troubles.
II )nertsOn g. Gil1er
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-10

Joseph Stock ford. HUl2ou, Me
healed n nO"e ruu;ng for seventeen
years and oared his piles Of long ST p,l-
ing by usiDg DeWiLt's Witch IIa ell
S:,lve. 1t cu"ce all skin diseases. Rob
erleon & Gildc;.