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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28
THE governor
WIS SWORN IN
A Very Pretty Ceremony
Yesterday
MANY WERE PRESENT
President Of the Senate Howell
Made . Neat and Appropriate
Speech.

Atlanta, oat, ~, GoyernoF cgndler
was officially inducted into ofaoe this
morning, IN the halle Of the house Of
representative, in the presence Of fthe
members of the house aud senate and
q large number Of citizens 10 the gals
tss A oerspioq bsg 9 promptly
~ PsSn The senate aled into the fe-
gisIaatve fall at that hsar and the re-
most Of the ocnmittee appointed to ar
Nor the inauRa aEations was read.
imply provided that the Osfs-
boqld take place in thesasll of.
tiie legislature, q the predgnee Of bath
bodies and the public, ThAr the form-
Al report Of the joint committee,
which passed upon the elsction re-
was read. Then the doorkeeper
announced:
{ II ia sxoeHency, the goyernor-alect,
Ai honse officials, and distiu-r
guisAsa 9i.tlzsns." g..gs
S.'.Lst htssexoelleucy and the state
tOuse ohicerg ard the distlngaished
oitizsno bs adtaltesd, 7ssid President
Howell.
The governor then came In, and was
presented to the assembly BY Mr..
Howell in very .pgist speech. Al
oeyernor Canaler arose, bs was great
Iei with great spbgkuge,
When he was done, there was more
applsuss,
Then the cath Of cfiige was adminis-
tered By Chef Justice simmons. After
this was done, the great seal OF Geor-
Ria was committed BY the governor to
the secretary of state And then the
governor and the state house officers
retired and after them the senate, and
the ceremony was over.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28
COL. COCHRAN'S
FINE SPEECH
PLEASED ALL WHO HEARD II
The Meeting Was Held Under the
Auspices Of theiBryan and
Stevenson Club.


Brunswick formed link in the great
chain of democratic rallies that last
night enclrc1ed these Unised States.
The bonfire and fireworks rekindled
a spirit Of real democratic enthusiasm.
In view Of the difficulty of getting up
any kind Of public meeiing on Stature
day night, the rally at the city hall was
a decided success,
President Johnson, of the Bryan and
Stevenson Club, ,fcslled the meeting to
order, and introduced the speaker OF the
evening, Hon. A. L. Cochran, Of Way
cross, the democratic elcotor forihe 18th
district.
Mr., Cochran is forcoful speaker,
well posted on the record of the Nc,
Kinley Hanna combination, and he
scored them in scathing terms.
He dwe1t upon the subject Of trusts
the increase in the standing army, i'm.
perialism, and the treatment Of Porto
Rice Cubs and the Philippines. He
:exposed the fa1lacious claims Of the
Republicans that they are the friends of
the laboring man and demonstrated
clearly THAT the republican party is the
protector Of trusts ana monopolies, and
the foe OF all free institutions.
He paid deserved tribute to our
able and worthy Congressman, the Hon,
W. g, Brantley.
The voters Of Brunswick and Glynn
county must not forget the duty they
owe to the party, 10 the city and to
MIR. Brantley. This county should give
him the largest majority of any in the
district. That appropriation for the
public building must be increased to
one hundred thousand dollars. Besides
there are many measures for the good
Of the city that our established con.
gresham can inaugurate and success
fully carry through.
Mr.. Cochran had an inseres.o] audi,
ence AID Brunsw'ea viii be pleased to
hear bin again,
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28
BOY SENTENCED.

Atlanta. oct. p Paul Rainwater,
Is years old, Of good familg, who kill
.sd his playmate, Frank sIappy, on
February IS, was yesterday sentenced,
to one year. Judge Gambler says be
willask The prison comm 'sston to send
him to MiIledgevillo, as Atlanta has no
reformatory to keep him away from
hardened criminals,
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TO RETURN TO PEKlN.

Rome, Oct. 27,-"n Messae ero Ro.
mano" puts special cable dated
rom Pekir saylog that the Chinese en-.
aeror h@qns 9a bad agreed 10 return
TO his deserted capasl Commander In
ohiet OF the allies has promised him a
mixed escort Of not less han Ave
thousand men.
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WANT 100000 FUND.

Columbia, $. c., o3t 2z AT Flor
enoe last night the South Carolina
synod decided to inaugurate an en-
dowment of 500, 900 for the Presbyte-
rian seminary Of Columbia. II was
decided not remove the seminary to
Atlanta or elsewhere.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28
BRYAN'S BIG ECEPTI0N
IN GREAT Err NEW YORK
Largest Meeting Ever Held
IN the Metropolis

: Hoehs der president were yelled as
msr'-s Of the speakers trenchant words.
The next move of the "Man of the
Hour" was to direct his cartilage 10
Madison Square, where he was to make
his effort Of The evening. This meets
ing proved his piece de resistance and
he waded into same with his accus-
toned yfgor, stunning The republicans
in his usual eloquent style, Z
Take itallin ali, this day will ltgednr
the annals Of political spectacular dis
play as Unprecedented.
The management Of affaies 1t the Gar
den was under WR. Hearst ol the
journal, aud the superb way in which
the proceedings we're handled stamp
him as a great organizer
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28
ADEMoNsrRATIoN.

sLamokin, Pa, oct. 2z-A commits
tee, Representing 1900 employees Of
The Uaioa Coar Company, waited on
supeflbtsadent WILLIAM Ryanhardt
fcdsy, and were assured, mat ten per
cen. would be guaranteed, and al
grievances arbi.rated Work VIII be
resumed next Monday. The miners
made large dsmonstrAtlon tonight
in honor Of the ending Of the strike.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28
SOLUTION MEANS
A CASH PRIZE
Something TO Figure and
Award in Result
ENJOYABLE FISHING TRIP
And the Names Of Islands, Cities,
Etc, Play an Import
ant Part.
ENJOYABLE FISHING "TRIP

One day my cousin "a oity in Maine)
said TO me, Lets go fshing for "a
.cape in Massaehusesti. f"
''That will be fne, ! answered, lay
ing down her new Getty To Itely hat
thst.I had been admirina past-
tang a6otrle, ,of taloi5y ti 81
my haste
But ( am afsaa ;go without .
tisland near said my
cousin,
Lets ap tive cspsa
in yirginia} apswege
50 ran across as street. for no
two who were tOsacQompany Us, while.
my cousin fixed up i shlsls lunch, con-
sisting Of lislsnds Ii Ae Panlile oceanl
large piece OF q ead0try ip Europe|9
and an Ctownip Naw Jersey for.eaah
of Us, and. joke, ~ put in q
large efss III vetmoH
II vas beautiful da IN
New Jersey, and we expse t9hsss
\ aa -
q fine time. fed Dick ny pei (IsEands
lpf The. coast ofAfEical, andIwe staeltsr
10 save time We thoqght we would
20 through the baruyard and aorofs
lgis,sut I ssw large toape in Sou h
america sticking. out from behind the
barn and refused 20 gb ueasold Bin
die 50 We vent Another way
As we. were passing through the
woods, all q a sdtde q N ) cousin cried
outs "a cape IN North Carolina) ]!
Their i's5ig (riyet in Wash1hgton) 7"
picked up a piece Of broken "a
country 10 Aeia) tothrow at it, wh le
my cousin eagerly anatohed 3 (cityi in
Ireland thinking it was stone one
Of the boys had seen enough to throw
a (oity in Arksnsas) At its head, killing
It instantly.
While on our way home at the corner
Of "a town in Mass and a Ccity in Eng
land streets we saw sign which read
"a city in Arizona) Muiupa1 Life and
remarked to my cousins that their
new policy the celebrated L. Z. A. con-
tract was the nearest thing to IA town
10 Rtcde Island as It provided both
for oil age and death a1d asked him
4 hs bad ever examined it, and have
you' II not, cali Or write J. B Abrams,
genera agent end get specimen copy
as YOU age
. pnz g. 81 wiz be paid the first
. rson haDdil g in tnis Advertisement
conec y filled out asd 81 will be paid
for thc secord answer Write your
nama plsn1y on envelope ana leave az
my Office J B. Abrams.
r~--~---=----~----=-@
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ago.
KILLED HIS AssAILANT.

\ Athens, Ga, Oct. ". Al Elkmont,
nine miles from here, negro named
Holt assaulted young white man and
was placed under bond. Later, when
released, he again assaulted the young
fellow, who killed him.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28
THEIR FIRST MEETING.

Yokohoma, Oct Pit is oficla1ly
stated that lhe ars. meeting Of The
pleaipoteniarians Of the foreign pow
ers to open peace negotiations In Chi,
nese matter, wss beJd et Pekil or last
Friday.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28
FIVE SPEEGHES
WE'RE MADE
MUCH ENTHUSIASM SHOWN
Less Than Three Hundred
Thousand Heard Democra>
oys Great Leader,

ssw York, Oct. p The magnif
recsption accorded to Bryan ten
~ ago, although stupendous un
dsFsaking, was not only duplicated, a.
was anticipated, but eOlipsed. The
rensFkskable democratic leader ad-
dressed I'VE meetings, speaking to 20
less than three hundred thousand per
sons, Hrs efforts were crowned with
success. Asa resume Of HE observs-
tiOns, be stated that lie was well satis>
fed with his reception here, and felt
conddeut that ths democrats would
oarfythe state Of New York.
nryaB arrived promptly as per schea !
.alle al IS ana he vas at once drlyen TO
tie Hofman where he was made hap>
pg by meetiag bis devoted wife A.
soon as the display Of fireworks was
started Bryan left for Madison Square
whers Be bsheld me beginning Of ihe
pYro:hecaics which aia given moment
began to ascend from all quarters Of
the great metropolis in blazing gCrbea
heayenward, as If they had al been
t-u-hed nj by tho-magic hand OF some
unknown spiri; fiom the bowels Of the
earth. A, the end OF eacn avenue, street
aud cross roads, The tableeu presented
IMPRESSED one Is Il vol-anic oraters
had rent the earth, and were emitting all
the subterr4nean Gr5 penspp in the ter.
restiaI globs.
At7 IS Bryan etccrted BY a platoon 81
mounted police went 10 the Broadway
Athletic Club building where he spoke
to large aod enthusiastic crowd Of
Italian voters who now and then pune,
tuated his remarks with vehement ex-
carnations OF vya! Bryan, Coroner
Austoino Zaccl presided. The hall was
handsomely decorated with flags aud
bunting, the tri.color Of Italy blending
its broad s.ripo Of gr. en-, white and
red, with the red, aalte ana blue Of
Old Glory IN graceful festoons.
From theme the idoliaed tribune Of
the democratic party rsp,ired amid
yociieFous acclaim from the crowd
which congested the streets Of the ci 81
to Cooper Union, where vast Amy
Of COMMUNICATIONS democratic got.
srs gave linn rous.ng welcome Vice
Chairman stone Of tie NR Ronal Com
milee presided, The phlegmatic tenn.
perament Of the American Te0tols was
cas-. to the wind, ard enthusiastic ]
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28
DEATH ~ SAVANNAH.

Savannah. Oct. 27.-Mr. Moses 8.
Gackennefmer, one Of savaunah's
most prominent business men, died
last night The deceased was not
quite IS years of age. He was born in
Savannsh, on December 30, 1872. He
was the youngest son of the late simon
Guckenheimer who died on February
27, LAST, just eight months ago today,
Deceased was member Of the firm Of
$. Gnckenheimer's Sons. De was un-
married.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28
AFTER Lou BET.
Plan to Kill the President d France
BY Anarchists.

Lyons, Oct. 27.-Nouye1lste de LION
says a plot to assassinate President Lou
bet has bsen discovered.
It tappears that's working electrician
named courturi burg:arlousiy entered
the electric company's premises at
N nee, stealing 2.5oof.
he was tracked to Orange. aear Iy
ons, where he was .asres. ca. Document
we're found on him vii 9 d revealed "
anarchist conspiracy 70 aassssihate
President Lqube on his coming visit u
Lyons 70 uageiFthe monument erected
70 the memo J Of Pcesident carnot.
couturi is said 10 lave committed the
rslary ia order to secure fuuds 10
? r:y out the Pfoject, He has osnfsss-
ed 10 The police, who are Fow irac king
the accomp1ices and watching Tie an
archistsnn order 70 preveat any at-
tempt to c Try out the scheme.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28
GROVER CLEy Ell AND
May Take Ex- Postmaster Wilson'S
Place,
Norfolk, Oct 27,-Grover Cleveland
will probably succeed the late William
=. Wilson as president Of the Wash
.ingtonand Lee University.
CHARGED WITH MURDER.

Douglas, Ca, Dot. 27.--John Wright
has been arrested, charged with the
murder Of Hiram Sears, in the lower
lfart 81 Coffee county, about month
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28

TEL jim Carter when 10 send for
y yluF clothing to be oiesnel ard
pressed
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-10-28
DEwEY's 8BoTHER i DEAD.

DhWAX'S bhDIHER - DEAD.
Montpelier VI. oet ~ Edward
DaveH brother OF d,-irsl Dewey
died e. his home in ,hi5 cits today.
He had been in several nOuths with
kidney trouble.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12
Tho Domestlo Cat.

The prominent attention lately be.
slowed upon the domestic cat by
fashionable society, and the great
success Of several cat shows, have in
duced Mr.. John T.. Dlebl, the we'll
known authority ON domestic animals.
70 prepare handy little volume un.
der the obove title. I carefully de.
scribes the different breeds and va
rieties, and states how to keep and
rear oats; how to recognize their va.
rious diseases and how to treat them.
The publishers Erice for the book is
80 cents, but tho associated Fanciers.
400 N. 3d st., Philadelphia, Pa, will
mail a copy of it on receipt of Is
cents to any subscriber Of this paper.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12
~ lt"i'i''n"'i Ia ~ DIug Siurr.

'''n" 'InT II / winter II In,inY cam" to
iuY dug o'nt" niII n.lN'L ton II lnuud OF
"uIHh 'n'di"Iu" ihnl | hId uui hny,, IN
r'"' Ii, "1,iN Nv & T. i,Iudin, tlu
u"puinr nIu','I. rt bIlnIiu N
',Nll" "HN hr hpi'rIut'I ni,I Wlu'rd to
h'".' "hht cough preparation ! ruiilG
i''''l,ul' u'l. aii to- tl'i nat | ,ullli
ii"'|N r'r'UIuurIi { hn ~ 'rr II ~,
'''"rh k''lu' dy aud that ',h" rnuld tui,,,
II 'mIii" ~ Tia" rruirdN and after niI inr
IT, II inlr trinl il Gh", did not nun il wort II
'h" n"It''N /" bring lm"k "a" hrlil, and
would I"tunh TIA" rrtr" paid Ia the
{ nt,iiU ct II day or two lEr uIy ,'amr
h1ck ~ company with Il iriNud iu need
ni rnurh u",llrtn" and at viUrd hrr to
huN N 'nlil" OF thnu'rrluIu'I t,uI"h
h"m"dr. rnnniI"r that II very GOOD
recommendation for the rrmrhy." II
H. t"r rAl" by " t. l'rlhau
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12
For Alderman Ward 3.

\ t the urgent request Of many citi-
L n. IONS announce myself rs Il can
EDUATD SCHOI.TI.
T. II. LESLIE IS HEREBY 4,
l. nounc, Us q candidate for Alec
nan from Ward 2, and Is pledged -
n ''fc tho 'csn|t OF the piimnry O. w..
ton.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12

We hu not often venture to n,!vi,r,
tout il "" had lu ha'c,, uI cotton or lr..
"''l, "" Wuuld not sell n puund vat il
n'NL .luu" /; W. rnuid hrlp it There
H. every r'n"rn To h"ii"vr tha, between
now nnd luu" lhr prtr" II cotton will
~ nh"N" H." wurl,!'" rmurd. r.r,ui.
"r'' ar" hnNi'% "N,rN rruu,l thry can
H"i lh"'r nn',i" upon, hut they cannot
E"l enough TO supply th,m. l.ural
m'l' may run ON short liu,r, Nl il
th"N ruu az All, they must, hrfurr June
next, purchase lnrHr'y. II is II cafe
N"'"" Ihnt cotton will not he less than
10 cent" in 10 months, CT rather lhnl
TIA" nv"raN" price tor to months will hr
considerably nhov" that point. Spar
tnnhnrE Herald.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12
ANN GUN EN- E:NT'S.
For Mayor.

WYE HEREBY TAKE PLEASURE
w to announce q. k(ct:rcr, the
poor man. : friend, us suitable candi
untr for Mayor OF NcwhCrIy. >. c., in
the next primary election.
MANY CITIZENS.
I llEREBI ANNOUNCE MYSELF
4 rs II candidate for Mayor Of New.
berry, and pledge myself to idc the
result Of the Drmocrn,ic pr;mnrv
JNO. w. EARlIAEDV.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12
Stock holders Meeting

nNllE REGULAR ANNUAL. MEET
Il ing Of tho s. ockholders Of tho Co.
lumhta, NrNberrry s. Laurens II. H.,
will II he in Presidents office on Oc.
t)6cr 10th, 1909. at 10 o'clock.
Il. ii. Gibbes, Secretary.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12

,cI!Tncn' III Dct.
tIiny intica,cT an
unhealthy .rndI-
'irn II the lid
ncyG; II II o'ain1
your linen |, f.
evidence III lid
ncy trouble; too
frequent desire 10
pas: II or pain in
jl,n I./L l., ,I,o
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12
FOR AL.DERMAW--WkED 4.

7 J. LANGFORD IS HEREBY AN.
" noInc~d as Il candidate fer Alder
mnn fr"m Ward :, and 's pledged to
abide the :'esu!t OF tho Democratic pri-
mary clrct:o
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12

Maggie :. BuL'rrct al, Defendants.

Maggie :. BuL'rrct al, Defendants.
pN ORDER or COURT HEREIN,
.GD ! will sell to the ninTr~t bidder,
-hrforc the Court House NJ Ncwhciry,
$. G., on saicday, November ut h, next,
all that lot Of laud lviug in the town Of
NcWhc,I v, in the County and State
aior aid, containing Onc-half ere,
more or less, known IL lot No. Of land
OF {. ID Harmon, dec aaSrd, bounded
cast by Drayt0n stcCt, $ auth by lot
No. =, west by lot No. y and north by
Cora street.
Terms Of Sale Onc-half cash, b.l-
anc, on Il credit OF one year, with in
t,rcst on credit portion from day of
-.ilr, to he secured by Il | ond Of the pur-
chaser and mortgage of the premises
sold with leave to purchaser To ply the
whole Of the purchase money in cash.
Purchaser TO pay for stamps and papers.
w. ID. HARDY, later.
Masters Office, Oc.. l0lh l')
Minnie l. IIuntingt IN ct al, Plaintiffs
Henry ID. Huntington, Defendant.
DY ORDER or CDURr HEREIN,
ID | viii sell to the highest bidder,
before tho Court I'ouse nl Newbcrry,
: G., on sa(cday, Novcm' r. 9th, neXt,
all that lot of land in the town of Helena,
in the County aud state aforesaid, con-
tanning One and Onc-siXt cnth Acres,
more or | ss, bounded by lot of n. G.
Williams, separated from lot OF ". c..
Summers by street. by lot Of B. e.
lnl!rn and separated from lot of Mdr-
hall Grin'n by II street.
Terms Of Sale. -One.half cash, and
tho b lance on n credit of one year with
into est from day Of sale, to / secured
ry bond OF purchaser and mo. igage Of
penis -, with leave to purchaser to
alt'ci ate payment in whole or in part
IurChsScr to pay FOR papers and stamps
w. ID. HARDY, Master.
Has'cr's OHicc, Oc . 10, 1863.
w. ID, Hardy, Master, Plaintiff,
a ,drcw l.. Longshorc, Defendant.
TN OBEDIENCE TO ORDER OF
4. ou. . hcloin, I win scil &" the
high 1T bidder before the C"u,t Hou-c
at y whe.'ry, S. g., on sulcday in No
vcm. +, all that = ece, parcel or tract
OF J" | si,antc in @ County sud State
nfo l.d, cout. .iucng Thirty-six Acres,
MOI or less, aOd mnded by lands of
r:&e WertS, Jac'D Crouch and the
public highway.
Terms of Sale One-half cash, bal
ance In one ycar with interest from day
OF sale, to la.sccu" by ,nu Of pui'-
chaser and mortgage Of premises sold.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
w. ID. HARDY, Master.
Maste''', Oaice, Oct. 10, 1900.
W. ID. Hardy, Master, Plaintiff,
Va
Forest Riser, Adm;nistrat )r, ct a) De-
tendants.
V3JESUA Mt TT 'OriDER OF COURT
a herein, I will sell to tho highest
bidder hofore the Court House at New
berry. $. c., on Salcday in November,
al that tract OF land situate in the
Comfy and State aforesaid, containing
tlIty.scvea Acr moro or less, and
bounded by larGs Of M. E. Gillian,
Macy Miller and others.
Terms Of Sale.-One.half cash, bal
ancc on cred t OF ono year with inter-
est from da" OF sale, to be secured by
bond OF purchaser and mortgage OF
premises sold. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps.
w. ID. HARDY, Master.
Masters Of1lce, Got. 10, 1900.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12
For Alderman--ward5 5.

Vt AFFORDS US GREAT PI EAS
Il. urA TO announce l.. j. / "own as q
candidate for Alderman from Ward j..
VOTERS Or 6TI WArO
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12
Thoueands Have Kidncy Trouble
nnd Drn't Know it.
pt,,1
lfOw ~ Pind GU

I'll! hrN." rr trfnrnrn gla.T Wth your
'atcf and t.. /, :'an1 tW:n'y-!rWr hrUrs, a
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12
STATE 'EMENT


cr ,.,.
VI til0 COllNttlOU VI Inc
'SN " ">i y o"VillSo DdllN
OF New berry. s, C. NJ thn
ClCSo on business Sept.
ND!b tNn0 ,,,,,>,;oI>I
ooth, looO, p.tullSNCu III
C0pfOrnoit with ,n Ao4
'''h "l hol
OF tho General As SpmhlV
,,,,.,,,,,
hHSN'I't'S.
Loans and diSronn,S...... .....flG0, $50 10
l'"nas..................... 500. :: 232 Gl
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12

suggests change Of clothing. 1t is a
hint from nature. Now take a hint
from us. Buy the necessary
CLOTHING
here. Value is great style correct.
THE FALL SUITS
and Overcoats we offer have that indi-
viduality and dressiness which is con-
sidered inseparab'e from custom made
work. There's nothing haphazard
about the finish of these.
And our Hats arc just the thing to.
put the finishing touch on. Prices are,
right-down.
The Bostonian is the Shoe for style,
and durability fnr gents and boys
The great lIenrick Shoe for Ladies:
and Misses Is uneXcelled. See them.
Yours truly,
S. j. WOOTEN.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12

iNN'I''h I !. ' Wv II
Charlton trom"r ~ Administrator of
il" Estate of |. Newton Gary. de-
r"n"rd, l'ia ntir, against Prlzcr Rod.
gers y Go. It al, Drfrnhan''
JpN ORDER or THE COURT
herein, will >rll at public uut-
cry in fore the Court House at New
berry, : c., ON the 9TH day Of Novrm-
h'r, l'uo, all lhat tract or parcel o!
land tying and being situate in the
County and Gtntr aforesaid, containing
Frur Hundred and NinrLy-two Acres,
m"r' or l"ss, and bounded 10y lands Of
Ih"ma, +. lsa"won, Washington Gorcc,
John |; Gary, Dorsey l.. Gary, \. nj .
t"rdrr, the estate Of James J. Kccdrr
aud others. The &ed Inul will be sold
in two separates tracts, and plnts Of the
same will hr exhibited on the cay Of
sale.
Terms OF Salr. cash, the
halaurr on II credit of two years, in
equal annual installmrutS: with inter.
est from day If sale, secured by the
Nnnd of thc purchaser and mortgage of
the premises, with leave to purchaser
Il pay n! cash. and purchaser TO pay
for papers and stamps.
w. W HODGES, j. L. n. G.
October II, l. J.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12

convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der arc cpt II Drdcr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04
See that spray
er at Wilson's
Hardware Store.

Good Enough and Rock Island
Sulky Plows. f. Il. Cook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

n somewhat checked by recent rains. anu
SNOW In tho mountains Viii bncnt wv tne ~ 49,.
rrs. by rivin. u more liberal supply "' "''
sntin. water
NJ. D,. fcpton was called to- Missouri
f,,s ,iny. by the .criou. Illness ot her hothct'
Mr.. I. q. Gurnca AMI sou. Charles. VIII
leave today tpr Dss Moinc.. Iowa. Tor iT'"a'
ncnt residence.
]. ". rhcnicic yesterday movci 70 w
handsome cottage Just by completed MIS-. NJ
T.. Farmer.
J. H. shaw of the Shaw CloihinE q; ha. ~
,.,,,,.' ,,s.i,irnt Of E,sky fori. lie In. puf-
chn.s,i aud Is now occupying the J. i. 5. ""p'"
dwelling.
pr. Portiu- has ju,t rrturncI from '""'
weeks trip through Northern Texas
A. H. Webster ha. Just moved into his now
dwelling near north Main street.
pr. BuIcttc OF Pueblo. wn. In town on pro.
fc.-ionai business On Thursday.
George Maxwell wu. up from Lamar ycstcr.
,iny leaving Mr.. Maxwell in charge OF inc
pr,l.pcrou- cluthins business.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Hnilow. Of Patterson nnl'
lev have Just returned from u visit with iiiih'
oi. friends.
During hi. recent visit to Denver 10 near
padcrcw.ki hoy El-cr was the guest ot rf"t'
and Mrs Wctxcl OF the Denver University.
Frank Oldham OF Pueblo. Is tho guest ofhis
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-05-04

1000 pounds Of Bayo beans, the
genuine Mexican beans, were re-
ceived by Burrell & Erickson last
Friday and all engaged the same
day. More are ordered. See
them before you plant. Get your
seed from
Burrell 4 Erickson.