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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-12-27
ROYAL IIEAltTS.
Sealed In silver Jars In an Ancient Aus.
traliRn Church.
VIM. Il. Curtis in the Chicago Ro
cord Herald

VIM. e. Curtis in the Chicago Ro.
cord Herald.
Down IN tho glomy little crypt in
tho church Of the Augustine friars
at Vienna the sacristan, if you will
give him kronen, will let YOU look
through grating in the door and
SEQ the forty seven cans upon q shelf
that encircles the white washed wull.
They look like an assortment of
timed meats or vegetables, but con-
tain the hearts of the members of the
imperial house Of Austria.
For centuries, when an Emperor
or an Emrrcss, or any of the royal
family dies, it has been The custom to
cut the heart out Of the body, seal it
up in a little silver urn and deposit it
in this church, which contains also q
beautiful monument to the Archduch
ess Maria Christina, daughter Of
Maria Iheresa-and the most beauti.
full sepulchre L have ever seem. It
was carved by Canovas and rep.
resents the face of a pyramid with an
open door, through which a PROCESSING
of life-size marble figures is passing
into the tomb-the poor, the lame,
the halt and the blind-bearing lau-
rels and offerings of affection and
gratitude, while the angel of the
resurrection leans upon the back of a
lion and watches them.
1t is an ugly old church and was
built way back in 1888, but it is
famous for being the Court chapel
and having one of the finest choirs in
the world. An appointment to this
choir is the highest prize offered by
the Imperial Conservatory of Music,
and, although the salaries are not
large, compared with those paid by
fashionable churches in the United
States, the appointment is for life and
commands pension when the singer
has outsung herself.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-12-27
Dont's for tho Table.

Don't eat too fast.
Don't cat too much.
Don't cat between meals.
Don't drink toa with mout.
Don't cat fish with knife.
Don't drink much at meals.
Don't cat ices with spoon.
Don't overdecorato tho table.
Don't sorvo oysters after fish.
Don't cat much for breakfast.
Don't drink when overhented.
Don't bite off pioce Of bread.
Don't eat after 10 o'clock D. m.
Don't cat much when travelling,
Don't serve bacon without toast.
Don't cat too soon after exercise.
Don't always drink when thirsty.
Don't servo asparagus with meat.
Don't uso knife for green salads.
Don't eat everything that you like.
Don't drink cafe au lait for dinner.
Don't drink ice water with hot
food.
Don't drink water from city
river.
Don't serve soup twice to any
guest.
Don't eat boiled eggs from a
tumbler.
Don't scold the servant at the ta-
BILE.
Don't eat anything that you don't
like.
Don't serve hot entrees on cold
plates.
Don't eat to please anybody but
yourself.
Don't servo boiled fish without
potatoes.
Don't overload the table or the
guest with food.
Don't serve more than two vege.
tables with ono meat.
Don't use strong scented flowers
for table decorations.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-12-27
Lie, Steal, Drink and Swear,

A Kansas paper has nailed to its
masthead the motto: "Lie, Steal
Drink and Swear" but the editor
adds the following explanation:
"When you lie, let it be down to
pleasant dreams; when you steal,
let it be away from immoral
associates; when you drink, let
it be pure water; when you swear,
let it be that you will patronize your
home paper, pay your subscription
aud not send your job work away
from home"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-12-27
The Moving pInnt.

a very queer plant belongs to the
pea family and Is called the "moving
plant" on account OF the manner in
which Its leaves turn around Of their
own accord or go by jerks. without be-
ing touched or in any way disturbed
Sometimes only one or two leaves OH Il
plant will be affected; Mt other times
they will ali perform Jumps and gyra-
tions simultaneously. 1t is observed
that the movements nrc most energetic
when the thermometer marks about 80
degrees.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-12-27
What 10 II IQiss?

Some years ago the following def-
nltions of kiss were published, and
they are here reproduced, being con-
sidered well worth tho space given
them:
A kiss is an insipid and tasteless
morsel, which becomes delicious and
deleotable in proportion ns ii is flaw
ored with love.
The sweetest fruit Of tho tree of
love. The oftoncr pluckod the more
abundant it grows
A thing of use to no one, but much
prlzod by two.
The baby's right, the lovers priv
ilege, the parents bonison and the
hypocrite's mask.
That which you cannot give with
out taking, and cannot take without
giving.
The food by which the flame is
love is fed.
The flag of truce in the petty wars
OF courtship and marriage.
The acme of agony to bashful
| man.
The only "smack" that will calm a
storm.
a telegram to tho heart in which
the operator uses the "soundng ,
system.
Nothing divided between two.
Not enough for one, just enough
for two, too much for three
The only agreeable two faced ac-
ton under the sun, or moon either.
Tho sweetest labial of the worlds
language.
A woman's most effective arpu
ment, whether to cajole the heart of
father, control the humors Of hrs
band or console the griefs of child
hood.
Something rather dangerous,
Something rather nice,
Something rather wicked,
Though it can't be called vice.
Some think 1t naughty,
Others think it wrong,
All agree it's jolly,
Though it doesn't last long.
A kiss from a pretty girl is like
having hot treacle poured down your
back by angels.
The thunder clap Of the lips, which
inevitably follows the lightning glance
of the ey es.
A report at headquarters.
Everybody's acting editicn of .'Ro u.
meo and Juliet"
What the child receives, what the
youLg man steal and what the old
man buys.
The drop that runneth over whom
he cup of love is full.
That in whish twatha&aa IRE bet.
ter than ono.
That which we all enjoy.-Cincin-
natl Enquirer
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-12-27
-Four Good IIa1,ltg.

There arc four coed habits-punctu-
ai1ty, accuracy, stcadiness and dis.
patch. Without the first of these time
Is wasted; without the second mistakes
the most hurtful to your own credit
and interest and that Of others may be
committedS without the third nothing
can be well done, and without tho
fourth opportunities .of great advan-
tage are lost which 1t is impossible to
recall.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-12-27

a woman can sew, read love story,
tend the baby, and hear her own son
recite hls lessons all at the same time,
but when it comes to listening to
choice bit of gossip she sets right
down to that business and nothing
else.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-12-27

Read this and be cured which referred
TO Il new treatment for the blind. All
signs cannot be expected to satisfy the
Ideas of cvcrybody."-New York Mail
and Express
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-12-27
Five Babes In Ono Cradle.

80 Texarkana, Tex, Dec. 18.-Mrs.
William Walker, the wife Of cotton
raiser living ,nea- Texarkana, gave
birth yesterday to five children, four
girls and one boy.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-12-27
In tho Dumps.

There was once upon time an
Egyptian king, so 1t is said. who built
q pyramid and died Of melancholy. His
name was Dumops. The memory of
his tragic history Is perpetuated every
time we say we are "Iu the dumps"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-12-27
Accommodating.

Jlnks-IIavc you got quarters for
dollar, old MANI
Winks-My vest pocket Is rather
crowded, but pass it over, and I'll try,
to make room for It.
The sun., 1901-12-01
YACHT CLUE COMMODORES.
August Belmont May He Chosen by ne
New York Y. 4.

The nominating committees OF the different
yacht clubs are now at work trying 70 fnd
men who will do the work in the clubs next
season. II Is no easy task to find men who
are willing TO devote their time TO the club
and who are competent to lead There will
be changes In several of the leading yacht
clubs In the New York Yacht Club IL is un-
derstood that Commodore Lewis Cass led
yard. who has been commodore two years.
wishes 20 retire The committee endered
a renomination 10 Commodore yard, hut
n, declined II ~ understood that he Office
has basn offered to Nioe-COmmOdOre August
belmont and that he has accepted the nomi-
nation Mr. Belmont has long been inter
ested in yachting He owned and raced
Yachts in The a. and 4a-foot classes notably
the Mariuuita and Minerva, was a member
Of tha Nirilant syndicate, built and raced
tho Mincola last wear and this season was
th" head uf the Constitution syndicate There
hfs been talk Of Mr. Belmont having steam
yacht built and plans yer" made more than
year agp for "a ilne steamer. but the vessel
wa- not built
IN the LRrohmont Yacht Club the members
want Commodore Fred i Adams again and
ho will probably n" rou0minatsd ana elected
without opposition The Atlantic club will
have CuHrg' Commudorr Banks, who
lar been ouumodore two years. viii now
TefIfr aud r. wrll-kuoWu Nacht-uan hH- been
mentioned a. d.. suo'ez-ot. but al present
b. has not decided 20 accept %" Nomination
l.Ip ~ttWHuhHkH tuTluthltu \ lacht cub will
probably reel"at Commodore A turtIs James
toWUodor" frauK Iifnrd OF the lndia liHr-
bor club aud Commodore G-org" Tyson ~
the kiy,r-id- club will Pc reelected The
bod. 90 trAr fh" pla'" uf 90" late Commodore
Neil"
The sun., 1901-12-01
DISADVANTAGES or CHALLENGER
n. Y. Y. q. Dccision and Deed or CIT Criti-
cised by American.

Criticism OF the Americas Cup decd Of
gift and the recent decision OF the New York
Yacht Club In not allowing the Shamrock II
10 race for the Cup next year. II made by an
American writer in the Ydchtsmdn. IL says
AS an out gro with OF natural and accidental
conditions, a challen niger for the Americas
Cup to-day is under very serious disadvan-
tages lie must build new yacht. which
can hardly be ready for serious trials before
June / she can sail through the month with
suoh yachts as may be available. and then
she must give up tho racing and strip for
the ocean passage Under tho most favor
able conditions. at least a month and moro,
probably six weeks, must be wasted before
she Is again Ia nominal sailing trim at New
York. with no trial boat AT hand for further
working up to form. FNperiDuC,. un TIM,
side has proved that the longest tim" posi-
BILE, say from June 20 oct. /, with no waste
on the ocaHn pasaa ge. but continuous sailing
day after dav, Is none too Ions for th" proper
Development Of a new yacht. IN fact. every
CUP defender for years past has. proved
foster IN her aaCond season than Iu her rrst
II. with all the summer for 'rIul aud lrT
builder shops at hand for repair. md ult"fa-
10 her best form. there is hut lttln chance
for challenger. with some -iN weeks ly-s
time for TIE WORK and with l"ss"ned facili-
establishments
saa-pn ~ hard 'riHl and rlc.ng -h" 4, iu-t
In m condition m r-a Iu tho fnloWirg year
aud. beiug -t.li DlIE ii. iIr the cup contests.
she IN reality cnu rtitut"e the backbone of
the defence aVHlull. bee the fret place both
for the development . the new defender
and the exact W'b-uT" ot -urh development
aud Iu ~" second place f1r tIn actual d'f.uoo
of tlr tup iu the rnHi T1rn- n f. rasy g.
gI,.-- what would have happened this wear
II Columbia bod ult tHHn I' 'tIltNI' both last
and fret and g." -o.r reliance had been CO.
tou-fItufiun
I ndrf tie ofr.l Interpretation ~ a..
dssd 81 ~ made fhIs month Lv thsNrv
YORK NHolt Club. Shamrock 10 IL baTpsd
from tho cup racing - tho NeTf time Ni'I
she would ngtutilif b" her b,.f. and that
not for Que bot Tor iso -saron-. uutil l'sns
H~ would br rash shg would ltt~r ~ a.
pr-diF th' futlr" ot 'HChting Tor sn" s"s-ar
much irIs 'hfss and u l. pu.t" probable ~
bong before rHH Al. HEIIr sli HN Do rI .u.Tlth 1T
NAV lr uut.U'f 90 made u.IfHI...- BOO .ifrr
tllE f.f tsu !rFr. Hrd @ tHli 10 . .rs.i.r. Ui.
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The sun., 1901-12-01
MEDALS And CUPS FOR DOGS.
PHILADELPHIA'S BEST SHOW
COMES TO AN END.
Many Prizes Awarded-Presidenrs Cup
Goes to Mr. Sheubrooks's st. Bcrnards
The Alexander star Won by Cham-
pion Endciine bishop. Field Spaniel.

y,u oor,s third annual
PHib.pHLPHh. NOV, so-Ihs 'nlra Ia. ahhSS' ,s'.
evening at Hortcultural Hall It was the
best show me sssoestion sn nas to he se.IS
potsd S'W tbs pre.IdeDt'. CUP. for the best brace
OF dogs in the show bred and born in America
saS entered nv one exhibitor, went to the
a. anu onu rn shanh,ooLs The
Alexander star. the foreign prize In honor
Of the Emperor OF Russia. was awarded
to Champion Endcllne Bishop. field spaniel.
for I% h"ina the best dog in the show. entered
champion is the property Of Mrs smyth.
pronretor Of the Swiss Mountain Kennels
The silver cup for the beat dog in the show.
any breed except toys, was awarded TO the
yancroft Kennels Barton Tory. The silver
rood.i oro,ed nv the ROYAL Nlmrod Gun
r,,'h =, moiIona ror the hest dog In the snort
ing division was won by Bsrfob R,dS ISSry: an
similar pTiss Vas No,ro ohe kSSne iSx srfer Sori03
The Calendar cup. oneled 10y tne Iauies tar
Kennel Association oI Massachusetts. ioi
the best dog or btch, any one"u' 0w"by oM bv
Dog Club medals Tor the pest nog ahu @ 1ne
bess bltoh W the non p 49, ~ ichsrd
won respectiveiS 2y h0uhey ~, SvoRr; Rry;n Mawr
the 81 Bernard The silver Ssrsey - mIk srssu ssH
offered by the Dog club OF the lslanu OF T Je,sey
ior tne oesp PgppE, an {r,Sh terrier. owned
ne9u9losr or,N1 Mnaade, Rqna an i''7n N'''''' '""''
prize medal Was ~2n ny Mt mrS' hend he " ennss
ors Miorr hs ine hvuuodoi hvu snr the best
team ahd haMsrd Nv, aca moore Tho l,U nIi2es oIsred
Sup tOi ,thc V'ot OtoNo 10y ,.nr
The sun., 1901-12-01
Racing NJ san francisco.

SlN FRANCISCO nov a.. To dAy y Sporf ~ OAK
land was marred bN a heavy fog which ef"CtUAl|y
prevented thr crowd from s'H'uE ans tN'Ug bur tur
nutsh Of each race only one iaFHf'". fllf0n~u
iusturd 60, faltu of h., bsrarf, auI o., raTl fur
Saturday vas considerably below Tie average sun.
man
Iir,t Race 81, 'nongs .lnvirtus. iUg TAuut.
leroy. e. !. won MiA, lN''. ~ IuiD. = fo b.
second 1yare st 'lfl1ngs o., Mile. ig
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secGud ,omu.ssiuurr FORSTER il5 I'D Moods
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Angin Wilkes, PAGER, b. n, : BY wilkes Boy
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The sun., 1901-12-01
Wrestling.

Dan Mcleod is after another match with
Tom jenkins and IN AL prohnlity tho two
will come together AZ Cleveland som" time
in January, Mcleod is not satisfied with the
result Of their recent essay and thinks
he can do better u he >"cuf'- another thuu,o.
Jenkins, through EI- mai I-'r, trOrg" y.
Iuohey. informs THr SIS that ha is prs-
pared to meet either N"hmcf Nlnlaa. tho
Turk. or Carl Nprhack Of Norway, 40 catch
a--catCh-Can stvl" tie j ready 90 pun N
E..aI fAan nL-t nL Z r---- I IL o. .nLLL-
The sun., 1901-12-01
Competition doesn't affect our meth

Competition doesn't affect our meth
ods or prices. We stand alone avoid
ing the two extremes-the extravagant
and the unreliable
We give purchaser the option OF re.
tanning garments a week as test OF
the style and value Of our clothing.
Within that time, it's money back for
the asking.
Sale of imported Meltons, Velous
and Kerseys, very desirable for the
up-to date overcoat, to order, at SIS;
silk lined throughout; any OF these
make a very beautiful coat which COM
pareS favorably with those costing
three times our price. An exception.
ally attractive line of imported Cheviots
and unfinished Worsteds, suit to order,
S2s. Special sale of high-grade Eng
lish trouseringS, s..
The latest in Full Dress Suits, made
of imported English or German drapes,
with gros grain silk facing to the edge,
shawl or lapel collar, to order, S35;
Tuxedos, $50. Better style cannot be
had if you paid 500.
Special line of Cheviots for boys
suits, Si2. Our department for uni
forms and liverles is very attractive.
%A Special sale of the
%S[ SEcS Cosmos fabric, rain.
&NslS3lSof/ proof cloth, to or
LN0~ der, $50.
For samples, book of information
and measuring guide send address.
ARNHE1M,
Broadway & 9Th Street.
The sun., 1901-12-01
THE SHELBURNE,

Atantc .ttyi ~ '.
You will md al this hotel. large rooms handsomely
furnished private baths. uneScelled table ana ser
vice and al modern appointments. IL Is situated
within a few feet OF the ocean and remains open
throughout the year For rates. DC. Address
H. 4. r. RAMSEY.
The sun., 1901-12-01
Fussusi asiHp

Il. HfHIT.T HfHfH "a UaNrm OnrsfNT
- HHa| H#Ha Iraara - - tsaa
r.. if.sl..I s-a-s - - nA.ss4A -
90 tHass.-
The sun., 1901-12-01
pianofortrs. Ora ans, sc.
WEBER
PIANOS

WfBER PIANOS have been heio-.
the public for half a century -ni
now hold a supreme position 10
the piano world. This tact alone
Is decisive proof Of the genuine
worth Of these pianos, Tor hai
they not again and again D..i.i
thelr claims upon pubh, ,u...
denoe, they could never have
achieved such a ,pcnIli u...l
over interested opposition .i
criticism. dIuny 50 long ID.
Thar sgccfss Is Sss IL It' f..I
hAf hey sro0mnSqd ibsrsS.s
WEBFR WAREROOhS
: iih Assaui 500 l6in stfssi Ns- I..
fta IIfuH htfsft IfaUt'
The sun., 1901-12-01
R:I.PA:NS

was troubled wl'h Kidney and
liver trouble, ana was Eou, 10 dos.
tor, all the lims, bat n.us Lil me
any gooi Aiu.ui told me lr.W
Rpln, llhue,. snI D started lu
ukc them. AMI arm nov .'fung ul
healthy. thanks g. ths good m.i.
Onc.
The sun., 1901-12-01
ausIntss Cnaurrs.
M'D0NALD g. WIGG.NS,

MUUNAlU q WIGusV b,
OLD RELIABLE BUSINESS BRpNE.. A<S
PROMOTERS. Capital and par,rcI, urn. ..ri
merchants, manufactures and Others des'r'ur 70
mate purposes Outoitown concerns given pompt
attention, Telephone. No. .@,9 Cortano'
500 BUYS one third n!creS, in an e',ahshed
tlon, located In one % the most prominent ctic,
MCDONALD WlGGINS 257 Broadway.
800 SHARES or STOCK at $50 per share IN ,1 sS.
tahllShcd importing business. now IN operation
located In This civ shatrd position ~ $50 monthly
- Mcb6TiLb q WiGGiSS 2si 81 broaaa'sa}y aa,'a} "
Sl.ROuM HOTEL In ~, city for sale. 10, atsd
downtown. long lease low rent
MCDONALD WlGGINS. 257 Broadway
$500 BUYS United states patents. &C., of pat.
0' McDoSALD ! WIGGiNS ssi37 aroadS%ia.yy aaIS ddSi.y "
BuTcHFH WAMTED TO Sc aat sr?,s .,ot,
nne trade. good optung uar'lcuar, NJ
MCDONALD WiuGIHo, 257 lrosdvay
- 900 BUYS furnished room and boarding house.
nv., this city; going away reasons for selling Par
MCDONALD q wIGGlNS. ~ Broadw.v
.0oo--CoNFECTloNFRNa and cccrel'H hus,ac,S
located on 81 av, trls c''l closing au ,-,a'e r,a
sons for selling. Pull particulars az
MCDONALD q WlGGlNN ~ broadway.
$4,000 BUYS one third ln'rrcS, puh'.a.ae n,ly-
ness: copyrighted something new 10 r.. n 6rr,
10 this city, very best references furnished. Ful
Information al ......
$4,000 BUYS half Interest tI.n r'a,, ira.,r,,t-
Ing business now IN operation. Iprarad u'., .'ty
close to Fifth ave. highest Of trade s.su.ru .'.;
done last year, very best of reference, rtr',.ri
MCDONALD wiGGlNS. 2s7 b-oadwa.
a SPORTING GOODS STORE well stocked al
doing good business for ,'lc located 'u most uro~
ncnt city OF Massachusetts ll c7UN' Tor selling ln.
McDovXLb 4 wIGGivSS. 81 Broadway
s2oOoo LOAN wanted VIII pay rood bonus
in this city 500 ooo bushes, Yea II, rghc,to'c,l'
MCDONALD a WiGuiNS !57 Broatvsy
$4,000 BUYS four story nat with two ,'or.I
only s. Oon cash Amply 20
MCDONALD q WlGGlNS. 257 Broadway
M2coo BuYS 80 year established hay and 'sei
Includes horses. wagons, &c reasons 'gl selling.
III health and going away best reference, furnished
'''" Nj MlcBhSoiNA&B q wIGGrNs. 257 uroadusy
1850 BUYS room house and bath nicely
equipped located AZ Mount vernon Y, ,I5p
cash, balance can remain on mortgage. Fun
MCDONALD q WlGGtvS. 257 Broadway
Sco BIrS new groc,S;,>, ges,;,, for o,,'en,ae TN
apply MCDONALD & WlGGINS. 2i7 rr,aIvay
$1,000, EASY TERMS. will purchase frIy'
equlpped factory plant; mlll constituted Su'tabl'
ness: located IN Brooklyn, close 10 uIrulds
elevator and blower. all complete and rnnIns
NcDoNkLj & WiGGINS. 257 broadway
,?oWp PARTNER WANTED for our Of N.
nnest and most complctcly stocked corner nsrt
actiyc man wanted experience not nccN'Safy
"'' MCDONALD wIGGINS. 257 Broadway
$4,000 WILL SECURE half lntcrcs, IN prosp,r
business
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pianofortes. G)ra aus, sc.

$3.50 Bl.YS half of established casa u4Sl-ass
AddrrS. g. g. box iGA sun once
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WEBTR wAREROOhS

tdfh A,sast 800 lsih sifssi Ns- I..
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$1,000, EASY TERMS. will purchase fully.
equipped factory plant MIN constructed Su'tabls
for Woodworking or heavy inHnufic'gfng hu1.
ness: located IN Brooklyn. close 10 ranruads 3
large llglt floors me engine anud hllsr. "a,
elevator and blower, all complete aud running
every day. Apply 10
NrnnNAiII A NrGnINS ai7 NtnAhuAr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-01
6. w. Burdsal
I34 n. Tlain
Commence to Think

About that present sou are going 10
give for Christmas. Nothing could be
nicer than set % Fine Dishes. Salads
Plaques. Wedgewood or LouelsawaFe. 3
beautiful Vase. Beerstein or Cut Glass
can't so amiss. The finest assortment u
Holiday Goods VIII be found here.
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