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The Winslow mail., 1901-04-25

The republican papers seem to
get a great deal of satisfaction out
of remarking from time to time that
the democratic party has been dead
for 30 years at least, but the ghastly
Nightmares it gives them at every
election time make one wonder what
might happen if it should actually
get alive against. Paul Globe.
The Winslow mail., 1901-04-25
It's real interesting to watch

Its real interesting to watch
our protectionist friends squirm.
They wanted America for Americans
and they wanted the home market
for home manufactures. Now they
want the worlds markets for Amer
leans and there is a disposition on
the part of some countries to give
American manufacturers a dose of
their own protection medicine. A
good stew in their own juice may
do our protected manufacturers some
good. Democrats can keep the fire
going.-Toledo Bee.
The Winslow mail., 1901-04-25

We have only to put ourselves
in the place of the Cubans to realize
what a mockery of free and indie
pendent republic is proffered as the
price of our retirement from our oc-
cupancy of the island. 1t is incon-
ceivable how the president recon-
Giles his utterances with the too pal
pable policy of delivering Cuba to its
people swathed in conditions that
render it subordinate to a paramount
power.-Chicago Times-Herald (Rep.).
The next time Cuba goes up
against" philanthropy such as that
which induced the United States to
go to war with Spain, she will prob
ably reflect that it is very, very hard
for the philanthropist to let go of
what promises to be good thing
indianapolis Press.
The Winslow mail., 1901-04-25
LfoeIy Ad0enfureS
Of the Widos1'S Cots
By NJ. QUAD.
By NJ. QUAD.

From the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post Reprint
ed by Special Permissionl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-27
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Marriage of Popular Couple Christmas
 Day.

MT. L. A. Shackelford. of Pine Bluff, and Miss Ella Cowart, of Star City, were married It the Baptist church i'll Ctar City. at 30 D. m. Wednesday, Rev Mckin- ney officiating. The atendants were w. P. West and Miss Gertrude Fish, Mr. Norton and Miss Railey. Those who attended from Pine Bluff were Ed Tarver. Dallas, Texas: w. P. West. ". A. Tarver and Clifton Winters.
 The bride is one Of the pretty and accomplished young ladies of Star City. and she enjoys wide circle of friends.
 Nr. Shackelford. with MT. w. P. West, conducts the Clements wagon yard on Barraoue street He is a popular young business man.
 They arrived in Pine Bluff this afte"- noon. and will reside on Cherry street, beyond Lakeside.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-27
PERSONAL POINTS.
Comings and eoines of Home People
 and Visitors.

Nr 4. c. Nobln. of Kimbrough, is ill the city.
 MT Wm. Simmermach, of Glm, is a visitor in the city.
 Mr and Mrs. F. A. Jarvis. of Noble Lake. are visiting in the city.
 Mir and Mrs c. R. Lesser, of Ham, burg, are guests of the Trulock.
 Mr and Mrs. E. R. Buster and child. of Kingsland. are in the city.
 Miss Alma Boyd, of Little Rock, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. w. =Lillard. has returned home.
 MT. D. R. Boyd, of Little Rock, spent Christmas with his daughter, Mrs. w B. Lillard, West Third ave- nue.
 Mr Fred $. Mcdonnell, son and daughter. of Oklahoma. Miss. are vis- iting in the city today. Young McDon- ned will enter Hendrix college at Con- way next week.
 Col. D. c. Wilcox, special agent for the Jefferson Insurance company, has gone to Texas to spend the holidays, after (which he and his family will move to Pine Bluff to reside.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-27

in shape to give you the best fer tse money. NoWland's cigar store, 1o6 Wet Second avenue.
 -Pinc City lodge No. t56, l. 0. o. r., will give a Charity ball for the benefit of the widows and orphan home, tt Bluff City club, Tuesday. December 31, 1,sl901, Admission $l.
 The distribution of Christina presents to the Sunday school children of the Presbyterian church occurred Thursday night There were many pretty and useful presents, and the lit tie folks were delighted.
 The Kilroy bicycle agency have their new 1902 model Rambler and will have the 1902 Columbia and Cleveland models on exhibition about Christmas They have larger stock of good wheels on the floor and are taking orders now for Christmas de livery. By the way, do you know that nice wheel is as fine present as you can buy? Think this over. Then come in and talk it oyer. w. E. Livingood will explain.
 - There was Christmas tree and distribution of many presents at the Eighth avenue Baptist church. color ed. Thursday night There was big attendanCe There were many presents unaddressed. and these were distrib= uted among those for whom no pres ents had been put on. Flour and cof- fee were distributed among the poor. The success Of the distribution was largely due to the efforts of Rev J. C. Rogers, pastor of the church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-27
Daily Graphic,

FAULTLESS IN NAME, FAULT LESS in grade, The very best floua that eyer was
 made. Your grocer is FAUlTLESS for he has it on hand, And you can bet he is having a FAULTLESS demand. For biscuits fine, and caIe divine, For rolls and mullins sweet, Use FAULTLESS flour, the choicest flour That's ever made from wheat. Try just one sack is all we asks Then you will bless the hour, When first you heard that magic name, The FAULTLESS brand of flour.
 For Sale by
 LEADING GROCERs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-27
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

All kinds of nice useful gifts fol Xmas at Henry Marks.
 Toy trunks for the little ones, 20 cents to $25o. Henry Marx.
 Pants pressed 15 cents; suits pressed c5 cents. at Henry Marx's.
 White silk handkerchiefs. with initial, p cents, at Henry Marks.
 We can make you a pair of pants in twelve hours. Henry Marx. up-to- date tailor.
 Five hundred tons of coal on hand; telephone us your orders. Ed gar Brewster
 An elegant Xmas presents John B. stetson hat--only $3.5o, at Henry Marks.
 silk Muflers. $l.25 to $2. Silk hosiery Nice line of neekweaf, at Henry Marks.
 "A marriage licence was issued to MT. P. M Harrell and Miss Ollie Stud dard Thursday
 Old fashioned New York buck wheat flour; also graham flour. just re- Strauss & Miller.
 Don't throw your old clothes away Send them to Henry Marx and have them doctored
 Xmas presents of all kinds for i'd and young men. Henry Marx, Chicago Misfit Parlor
 Go to the Elk saloon for the eele- brated Green River whisky-th9 Whis- Ky without a headache.
 The young society people of the city will give dance at the Bluff City club hall next Monday evening"
 -Mr. Honnet. the Second avenue dry goods merchant, made each of his clerks a Christmas present of S in cash.
 fruits, nuts, candies and cakes with Gs. We can serve you Strauss 6. Miller,
 When in need of suit of clothes, let me show you how much money l yan save you. Henry Marx, Chicago Misfit Parlor.
 We have the sole agency for the University shoes for men. at $3.5o; no more. no less. Henry Marx, Chi cago Misft Parlor.
 Bring your husbands or brother $ old pants and we can fit new pain for Xmas present. Henry Marx. Chi cago Misfit Parlor.
 -Bring your old clothes-these that are worth it-and have them renovated at a small cost. Henry Marx, up-to-date tailor
 Fine creamery butter, best erearl cheese. best maple syrup, new oack wErat flour. and all kinds a. nuts Mccain Grocery company.
 The sum of $1.35 buys twogal lon pail of sugarhouse molasses guaranteed strictly pure. Phone us for one. Strauss & Miller.
 On Monday. December 30. Miss Callie Jones will reopen her private school The teaching force comprises nine teachers and specialists.
 Fresh lady fingers. almonds, mae oroons. pound cakes. English fruit cakes and plum buildings. Better than home made, at Straus X Miller's
 We will have fine dressed turkeys fresh oysters, loose and in cans: fin California celery; California and Flo" ida oranges. Call on Us. Mccain Grocery Co.
 A friend of ours asked us why we used his name as an advertisement We can't help it if the boys ask him to meet them at our place. Rowland $ cigar store. 106 West Second avenue
 ~Remember the Charity ball. fol benefit of the widows and orphans home by the Pine City lodge. No I5G. at Bluff City club Tuesday. De cember 31, 1901.
 Another fresh lot of Belmont: and Msntieells's received, sRS Ns art
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-27
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bank of Pine Bluff will be held in the rooms of the board of directors. at their office, on Tues day, January II, 1902, for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year, and for other purposes.
 N D. LEARN, Cashier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-27
 Breakinn Ground.

Ground is being broken on Main street, near the postoffice for the erec- ton of two handsome brick store houses for Dr. Simmons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-27

The newspaper furnishes at once a natural advertising medium.-A writ CT in Lippincott's Magazine.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15
@5hr Nrral0 and J(rna.

:. ii. t'l.i. H:!:'iON

This is i'll many rcspectaa peculiar
world composed of many peculiar pc":.l
There are some people who seem to havc
reached the deliberate conclusion that
they are under no Obligations to pay the
printers. They do not hesitate to come
around to the Office and ask him To insert
notice the publication Of which will help
their business or promote their private
interest and never think Of Offering him
any compensation for it
Then there are people who become Of
Tended If the editor gently requests them
II 1t be entirely convenient to pay a little
something OH the subscription account.
II is difficult matter to please everybody
and our rule has been to try to do what WAS
right as near as we knew how and let the
consequences take care of themselves
We regret to do it but we really need
some money and would lie very much to
have some that is due us.
a short time ago we sent a personal
letter to all of our out of the county sub
scrlbers asking them as politely as we
knew how, to be kind enough to send us
something on what they owed and in
many CT these we sent stamped envelope
for reply. Only a haIf dozen of the two
hundred have even Replied We want in
this way to remind You again tina, we
would be glad to hear from you and no
offenSc is intended
To our county subscribers we would be
glad to have you call at tn, office and
some one will be there to give y,u Il re-
celpt and receive your money.
1t seems peculiar to us that you would
SO long delay SO small a matter to you
and SO important Il matter to us.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15
Tax Notice.

TilE TAX BOOKS FOR NEW
Il berry County wilt he opened for
collection of taxes for fiscal year com
mcncing January |, 1901, the 10th day
"i October. 1901, and will remain omen
until the 3lst Il. y Of December, 1901
The following is The levy:
For State purposes, mills
FOR ordinary C :unty purposes, ~
mills.
Special, mill.
School, 3 mills.
Total, l04 mills.
Except in the following localities
where an additional II. r. and Special
School Tax has been levied as follows:
Township No. |, for r. II 2 mills
Township No. 8 for Il. II - mills,
Township No 8 for II. r., 2 mills, for
attorneys fees mill.
Ncwberry School District in town OF
Ncwbcrry, 3 mills.
Utopia, No. 10, . mills.
Prosperity, No IT, milIs.
Big Creek, No 20. 2 mills.
Excelsior, No. 35, 2 mills.
Chappells, No. 80. mills.
Jalapa. No. 4S, mill
Whitmire, No. So, mills
Little Mountain. No. 30, 3 mills.
Special Tax Of One Dollar has
been levied on all male citizens between
the ages of II and 60 years except those
exempt by law.
JNO. l.. EPPS,
2t County Treasurer,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15
a LARGE ATTENDrD FUNERAL.
tn" Renains Of Nr. Mutton lc. Todd Laid
to rest III K0s"mont Cemetery with
impressive Scrviccs

Th" funeral OF Milton e. Todd, of
Ph''adcIphln, who died on lhnS h inst.
at the residence Of his brother in-law,
Mr.. Jamrs j. Lane, took place last
Friday afternoon at the house, anI was
largely attended by our citizens who. G
sympathics were in evidence by their
lavish contributions Of flowers for the
occasion AMI their following the re-
mains to the grave in R0scmuut Come
tory where his body was laid to rest.
Episcopal service by the Rev w. S.
Holmes. The order Of Knights Of
Pythias, OF which the drccaeed was Il
brother member. were present in u
body IN full rcgalia, six OF their mcm-
Der serving ~ "carers Singing Of the
hymn "Lead Kindly Light" was rem
dcrcd in subducd tone by the Misses
Schumpcrt, Weeks and Pope. TN"
burial caskct was OF light pearl broad
cloth covering, lined with white satin,
artistiCnlly strcwn with loose violcts,
surrounded by exquisite llorul offerings
amid dimly lighted BANQUET lumps
completing II beautiful picture seldom
seen on such occasions. Prayer and
singing Of the hymn u" Nearer My God
to Ihce' was the closing service rs the
remains were lowered to thcirla rest
ing place with the setting sun and clos
my hour Of day. l.. M. Spcrr, Funeral
Director.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15
THE CHARLESrON EXpOSIXtOS.

While III Charleston last week we
were impressed with the fact tina, the Tx
position which is to opcn there on the
first of December, will be one Of the
largest, if not the largest ever held in the
South. The fact, the exposition itself
will be about as large as the pan-Amcri-
can at Buffalo.
The hospitality of the people Of Char.
lesion is proverbial and the stranger
within her gates is always welcome, and
when YOU go to the exposition you may
be sure of a royal entertainment while
there.
But i'll this connection, what we want
to impress most upon our people is the
Importance Of a good Newberry exhibit
an exhibit that will how our manufacture
ing, agricultural, commercial, and i'll
dustrial resources Any exhibit that we'll
represents the county is what we need,
tor Newberry is one Of the best counties
III the State, AID an exhibit that shows
her resources will be one Of tie best
county exhibits at the exposition.
Big preparations are going on in Char.
lesion and the exposition will be big af-
fair, and if we are to have an exhibit there
at all, and by all means we ought to have
one there, we would like to see good
one, one that we will not be ashamed for
people of every section Of the world to
look at and to crticise
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15
Buy your shoes al
Copeland Bros.
Tho Mayors Court.

Mayor Klcttner held his usual Mon.
day morning matinee yesterday, and
nc had pretty good attendance,
and one or two old time star perform.
erS; Tor instance, the famous character,
Ike Shell, who raised row Saturday
night at tho pool room on Friend street
Tic got IS or Is days lie cashcd in,
as the boys say.
Mack Jrtcr, colorcd, wouldn't pay
street duty-he preferred to pay IL SIS
line and Mayor KIettncr satisfied him.
There were two other small cases, a
fisticul, and a violator of the bicyclo
law. Both paid small! fines and went
their way
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15
Buy your New Dress
at Copeland Bros. and
you will get the best
styles at the least price.
I'll" 'rcnchurs' aasocimtion

Ihc County Teachers association
held their regular monthly meeting on
Saturday, and while tho attendance
was "mall the meeting was good one.
Fhr subjects announced we're discussed
anu much interest shown. The officers
elected are ~ follows: Prcsidcnt-prof
Is. II. Johnstonc; vice prcsident-E. S.
WrrSs; sccreinry-Miss Rachel McMas-
ter. The executive committee IL com
posed OF The president, vice president,
secretary, and two others, Mass Una
Lake and MIR ID &. Boand.
The place and program for next meet
ing will be announced later.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15
4 SOIltIIrltS' HOME,

A people which does not honor its he
roes Of the past can not and will not ar
conplish anything III the future.
Some time ago when Il soldiers home
was agitated il was brought to light that
III several counties in South Carolina
there were Confederate soldiers in the
county poor houses. And there were
mcn who had laid their all, and their life,
If need be, as a willing sacrifice upn. the
altar of their country in the hour of he,
greatest need The sacrifices they made
III that darkest hour of our states history
are now matter OF record and the part
the soldiers Of South Carolina played in
that great conflict, where "brothrr was
pitted against brother" need not to be re-
pcated hc.c.
The great ma jority Of them have ans
wercd their last roll call and HOW need
not our help, but it is the solemn and sa.
cred duty and privilege Of this state TO
care for those who are left to It's and to
see that their las, days are spent in COM
tort and peace. The younger generation
can never do for the old soldiers what the
old soldiers Strovc TO do for them and tn,
least that we can now ,lo to show our npprc
citation of the sacrifices which they made
is to care for them III their declining
years.
1t is not long how until another meet.
ing OF the general assembly and there
Will be no better time than the present
Tor agltatinG this III 'ttcr This move ha,
been made by other Southern States, and
has been proven satisfactory in every in.
stance. The cost Of building Amd main
tanning such home will no, be great q, d
the members Of the Legislature may rest
assured that there will be no kick coming
trom the tax payers. 1t is the duty o
the State TO do something i'll this matte,
and II should be done at once, for in 6
lew more years net one Of the men whc
followed Lee and Jackson will be LEFT
among lis. 1t will then be too late, the,
will pass beyond our help.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15
: ON E CHIPS
'r"m fh"hman Chapel aud Union hcnd
emy-A Spicy Lc,trr which
GlvcS the Ecws,

With not quite II handful OF DR.. Gil
dcr's aud DR.. pchams liver pills, few
bottles OF Groves tonic, some home
made bittcrs and the kind pcvting and
nursing Of Old Mrs. Chips, we almost
feel like our,cif again
We hpven't heard any more about
that m"d dog scare.
Tn" most Of our farmers are right t
along up with their cotton. The cotton
Is about 10 per cent. better than last
year, making about 81 Der cent. Of u
crop. The com in this Immediate sec
tjon is twenty per cent. above the yield
of last year. The pea crop is just splcn-
did. Sweet potatoes only tolcrablc.
About the usual amount Of wheat and
oats will be- sown.
Mrs j. j Gallmun, IN company With
Mrs. Sariila rutherford, visited Mr.
Th"S W. GnIlman and family, Of near
Prosperity, last Saturday and Sunday
Prof. D. A. Quat,lcbaum went over
To Saluda last Saturday to meet the
trustees Of Drlmmr school where he will
teach th" coming session.
Mr.. J. T. Long who has been over in
Sitluda for tn" past two months came
home last urday. IIe will return in
about 4 week.
Here are some Of the Delegates who
will represent the following pas.oratcs
at the South Carolina Lutheran SYNOD,
which meets nt I.rrsvillc. embracing
the fourth sunday: Colony pnslOratr,
Is. \. PAysingrr: Bachman Chapel pas
toratc, Capt. G. ". Mctts; st. paul's
pa~t"rnt", John Bachman Brdrnbuugh.
Rev. II i. Counts preached his fare.
we'll sermons IL his people OF 81. Philips
and R,chman Chapel lasL Sunday. The
sermon IL Bachman Chapel was quito
interesting. The subject was "thris.
tian fellowship" The Text can b. fount!
in Acts, Sd chapter, und lst verse.
Rev. Counts will move to Georgia about
,h" first Of November, where he will
make his m,urr home. Rev. Counts
WAS ry much believed by his people
OF this section, and they all regret very
much to give him up
welt, Josh Trump, We are proud to
hear thht you are i'm the clock business.
As soon a5 YOU eau make it convenient
Oct. II, 1901. CnIpS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15
W(AStHl'S Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY or NEWBERRY IN
COMMON PLEAS.

Nn''mnn, Miller IL Co, Plaintiffs
a8ulnSt
Alma F, Tny or. OF al, Defendants.
DY ORDER OF THE COURT HERE
- in, | wilt sell t" the h IL hest hiduer
"cfOr" the Court House at Ncwhrrrv,
). g., on saIrday in November next, nlj
thnt lot or parcel OF land situate in the
town or Nrwbcrry, in the county and
stat aforesaid, containing fourteen.
hundrcdLhs (ll 1907 of ul. Acre. more
or less, known as lot No. 4 Of the "F.
III. D'ninick Mill Lot" frontino on
Mnln or Pratt street and ntherwi.,,
hnunded hy let's Nos 3 and $ OF the "F.
III D0mintck Mill Lot" and hy lot of
M a Carlisle
Also Mi that tract or plantation OF
lana situate, lying and being in 'hc
County Of Newbrrry, aud the State OF
South Carolina, combining One Hun
nrcd and Twenty-ciH ana Eight One
llund drcdths Q28 8 luO) Acres, more or
less, known AS the Seun place, aud
bounded by lands Of cstatc Of VIM.
i.angforh, deceased. estate Of Rebecrn
) Abrams and Others, by Belfast road
and by Bush River.
Terms OF Sale. The town lot known
M lot No Of the "F. Fl. Dominick
Mill Lot" will DC sold for one-half cash
Balance payable in one year from day
OF sale, secured 10y II bond Of the pur.
chhscr and mOrtgagc OF premises sold
The tract containing l2S 100 acres
will he sold for One.thiru cash, balances
I'm tw"lv'' months from day OF sale, Sc
cured by IL hnnd of the purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises sold De-
fcrrcd payments in both sales at per
cent. interest. Purchaser to pny for
papers and stamps
II II IIkAlSD, Muster.
Masters Onc' Nc'. II, 1901.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15

What is the Use for some of the news.
papers OF this State TO keep harpng upon
the fact that Mel .aurin controls the fcdcr-
al patronage III this state and has Demo
Gratis appointed to Officer For our part we
would rather see good democrats, who
will not change their party affiliations for
the sake Of Office, put in Office any day
rather. than have republicans appointed
to the SAME Office, and if President Roose.
welt should appoint negroes as postmas-
ters and revenue collectors he would be
burned In effigy in South Carolina Apart
from McLaurin's own beliefs on national
issues, he should be upheld by our people
In his efforts to have good men appointed
to federal Offices in this state.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15
Seven Years In Bed

"Will wonders ever cease?" inuuire
the friends Of Mrs. l. Pensc, of i.w-
renee, Kan. They knew che had been
unable to leave der bed In seven wears
on account Of kidney and liver trouble,
nervous prostration and general dehi!.
ity;hnt. "Three hottles + Electric Bit
,ers enabled mo to walk" she writes
land IN three months felt like a new
pers"n;" Women suffering from Head
acne, Backache. Nervousness, Sleep.
lessnpss, Melancholy, Painting and
Dizzy Spells will find it a pticeless
hl' ssing. Try it. Satisfaction is guaran-
teed at all druggists. Only SOC.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15

Sampson has again asked for represent
tation at the Schley court Of inquiry and
the request has again been refused by the
president Of the court. Admiral Dewey,
on the ground that Sampson was not i'll
tcrcstcl, h:rc being no charge against
him, and that hc had rothing whatever
to do with the matter and was not cnt-
tied to counsel
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15
Card OF thanks.

Wallacr B. Todd, father Of Milton f..
Todd, whose funeral took place last
Friday N the house Of his brothcr.in.
law, James Lame, hereby extends his
thanks to the l. 'ilhcrs OF the Order of
knights of l'y thias and the many cti-
A"ns OF Nc"bcrry who so kindly offered
sons passing away, and for their kind
attrndancr at the funeral, and their
contributions Of flowers for the oc-
cnStun.