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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09

W'f"--Sn h ho'rid la guage YEN
TO ns"! It'a all nonsen-e, ut the
h"t. There waa Mr. D.ne, The u'b. r
lay b" mmrd hi. tiug.r with Il hmm
u r. and h" di tut swear.
HushHnd--A mAu who w,i,'t.x
press him. If appropriated, when / o
sns his finger j. a h, pocritr
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He lid. y Know them

Ln"indy G." h"w (vi>i'irg New
Y TX ~nh Il" fr'm, j. t. IT soung
I " th"r ju,' look 1t at IL 50 sha,p
AZ then hurried nrnnnd the corner
vas Mr Lrcrconntrr thet h Arded
it'll IL at the fnm la.t summer.
U"rls &" Nv consciously } Well.
by g'" W"'r" dressed up 50 tiue
he did y know ns!
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09

Close connection at Greenwood for
pOiu On 9. A. l.. and L. An,, u Hallway,
AZ spa taubprg with southern Rail way
For any Information rrlatlve 20 tickr
iates. sob. dulles, address
W. J CRAIG, Gen Pas. AgL.,
Augusta, Ga
EN- NORTH sol. AHt.
TN EMERSON. Traffic Manager.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09

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lOrida Central E. peninsulay

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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
ATLANTIC COAST LINK |!
FAST line

Between Charleston ad Columbia,
Upper South Carolina and North
Carolina.
PASSENGER EphpTMKKT
WILMINGTON N. J u tn. AL
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
Cont 1&s2ayfE10agS
E3AaDaDGg Poisson

There is no poison so highly contagious,
30 deceptive and SO destructive. Don't be
too sure you are cured because all external
signs OF the disease have disappeared. and
the doctor says you are we'll. Many per.
sons have b,en doscd with Mcrc, ry and
Potash for months or years. and pro-
nounccd cured to realize when too late
that the disease was only covered up
Efif0 Begofs Gkks. snrfss a,rfen IRON hres, the
out again. and to their sorrow and mortifi.
cation find those nearest and dearest to
them have Lecn infected by this loatll.
some disease. for no other poison is so
surely Transmitted from parent to child
as this Oft bad c, sc Of Rheumatism.
Catarrh. Scr lula or severe skin disease,
an old sore G. ulcer developing in middle
life. can be traced to blood poison con.
inae.Sv in sarlv Tho sxD of tho Parossf.
life, for It remains smoldering in the sys-
tenn forever, unless properly treated NJ
driven out In the beginning. S. S. S. is
the only anti'lote for this peculiar virus
the only remedy known that can over
come 1t and drive it out Of the blood, and
It does this So thoroughly and effectuaily
that there is never return of tho disease
to embarrass Or humiliate you afterwards
&tzs2A f6sSH3 &3&sfA tNtCS hlOOu
S0% Poison in any aud all
- - - stages; contains nc
k1 @A va mineral to break down.
49, - saas5| your constitution: It Is
purely vegetable and the only blood puri
der known that clearses the blood and
at tie same time builds up the general
health.
Our little book on contagious blood
poison is the most complete and instruc.
live ever Issued: it not only tells all
about this disease, hut also how to cur
yourself 1T home. 1t Is free and sl,oul,
be in the hands Of everyone seeking
cure. Send for II.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. Ca
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BLUE RIOGE RAILROAD

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-31
TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

NICHOLS Flatonia Texas December
30 Mr.. !. W. Nichols, an aged gentleman
who has resided here for many wears. died
al his home in this city today
SEELEH Mount Calm, Texas. December
30. Mrs. Il. u Seeley died yesterday morn.
lug aver long Illness with cancer df the
lungs She was n prominent woman and a
member ~ tho Methodist church,
EWING Kaufman, Texas, December IS.
Mr., George Ewing of Egypt died last night
after a long and painful illness He was
about ~ years of age and came 20 Texas
from Mississippi IN 1867 Eight children
survive him to mourn his loss.
MORGAN Taylor Texas December 30.
After protmcted illness Of consumption,
Mrs Hattie Eugonia Morgan, aged - wife
OF W g. Morgan and daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs j. W Bmnbiil. died AZ her home in
THIS city at 6 o'clocl, last evening.
SINlL.- Milano. Texas December - -
Mrs. Siyll, an old resident of Mllauo aud
mother OF Mrs. ~ IouugblOod Of Mllano.
Mrs NJ H. llonny of Bockdalc and Dock
Sivil, died on December - and was in
TERED in Milnpo cemetery this afternoon.
KALTWASSER Warrenton Texas. De.
cembcr 2p.-Dlcd on Friday night Dcccm
Der 81. 1901, M the residence Of his par
and II months. His remains were laid 20
rest AZ the family graveyard yesterday even
ing, Rev. j. Crosse officiating.
ROSE. San Angelo, Texas. December 2S.
Mr. 4. L Rose, water supply Superlntend-
ent of the Sawyer Cattle company of Osh-
kOsh, Wis. owners of the Bar ranch IN
lrlon county. died at the ranch Yesterday
ceiycd some weeks ago while handling a
calf, from which he had apparently rrcov-
cred. hut some days ago he was again taken
down and expired as indicated.
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Farmer lndorsed.

Texas Farmer You certainly hit the nail
on the head in your editorial reference TO
the Houston bar investigation where you
condemn the pernlcious custom which pre-
walls among lawyers who hold that their
sole duty is to their clients. By their acts
shall they be Judged These days the prac
tice of law shows clearly that the mem
hers If the bar go upon the idea that they
owe nothing to the State or to society;
all they owe is to their client. Acting on
this hypothesis, lawyers are fast becoming
abettors of crime. OF course. all lawyers
are not criminals, but, unfortunately
arge--too large-a percentage are morally
guilty as the criminals they protect \
lawyer. for a small fee. will defend rape
fend; he will assist murderers and thieves,
knowing them TO be foully guilty, TO es-
cape; he will suborn perjury; hnlldoze, TN
timidate and brihe witnesses or jurors Act.
ing as trustee, he will rob the widow ana
the orphan. And all his acts are recognizcd
as being professional, because. as leNas
Farmer says the lawyers sole duty Is 70
his client no matter what guilty villain
he. may he. No other professional man
nv a large number Of lawyers and maintain
themselves In any community. The hous
ton lawyers will probably resolve Ihat
the tone Of the bar needs elevating That
will end the matter. 1t is unprofessional
TO impeach fellow members. you know nut
ii is not unprofcssional TO resort 10 any
means, fair or foul 10 defeat the law ana
protect the weak Laymau.
Ennis Texas. December q.
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MANY Residents

of our city are thoroughly acquainted with,
and know OF miraculous cures that Or.
Thachers LIVER and Blood Syrup has ma L.
In other nearby towns aud cities the same
success hns been offended With those VINO
use the old established remedy.
The liver Is thc greatest bloOt cleansing
organ OF the human body. When working
as Nature intended II should. Z removes
all excess excretlons, u performs me
double office Of separating Impurities rom
rho blood and secretng a yerA ~ essary
frid the bile When the functions OF tho
liver become impaired the poisonous pod
ucts are retained 10 the system ana pro
mote the grayest maladies, 5lhonsness,
Insomnia dyspepsia. vertigo and Nervous
Dehiliry. II these diseases are NOT prompt
iy and carefully looked after they become
chronic and difficult TO cure. IL IS OF vial
imnortanee that you give immediate heed
10 any warning ~ trouble, snch rs mead
ache nausea sallow complexion, constipa.
ion mains uuder shoulder blades, coated
tongue sour stomach aud dizziness.
Tlba only sure and safe way - keep tne
t,ynr in n nerfect and bealthful condition
is 10 use remedy ike Or. Thaehers Liver
narts affected This cure Is natural and
sure since 1882 DR.. rhacher's Liver ana
BLOOD syrup and Dr. Tharhers Liver Menl-
cine (Drv) have been on tle market puI'
ino mis- time thousands have been behe'
Sted By using them. - -, IN
pesides effeeting permanent cures Tor Az
liver and Blood diseases u acts ~ iolle
~ mo entire human system, hulidins II UP
and energlzing y - ,os,ir,ortsl.
orght to he valuable IN. proving onr rem D.
az me best. Dcnt delay ~ giving II =
eas wi Il costs IS cents IN dry form or 20
o olst ner botfIe, liquid. At yonL drugslsi.
1rssnt Won't supply yon. We VIII nIi nsk
s sssT aI Tea. TSscA.r Msdicins Co.
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a PROMINENT HOTEL MAN.

An interesting Letter s Given Verbatim.
Mr. LATE n Weathers rs well known
throughout the central portion of the
United States as an oblging and efficient
hotel man. as all those can testify whn
knew him as associated with the manage.
ment Of the Spencer House, Indianapolis,
Ind He Is now manager Of the Hotel
Enterprise IN that city Under date. Of
Nov. 10th, 1899, he writes as follows pep
sin Syrup Co, Dear Srs We have been
keeping house for tive years and are never
without DR. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin We
find nothing 10 equal u for stomach
troubles, and nv children like It as well
as candy. One night recently my wife was
giving a dose % our baby az years oiil
ana Media, our little girl "a years old, cried
for some. too. Her mamma told her she
didn't need It and then she said, cant |
lick the spooni' IL Is 50 pleasant 10 take.
The effects are 50. good we hate to be .wEah.
out Dr. CaldwelFs syrup Pepsiu. Yd3ra
truly Lafe d. Weathers Manager Enter
prise Hotel
Dr. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin is sold by
most druggists in 5O' and s100 bottles.
Positively cures Dyspepsia. Indigestion.
Constipation. Bliousness, Sleeplessness,
liver and KIDNEY disorders aud Malaria.
Put mp only by p psin syrup Co., MOntt.
tallo lila. u. y. A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-31

Corsicana. Texas. December 2a.-The
First BAPTIST church congregation dedicated
les church edidce today. Rev. j. b.
Gamh ID preaching the dedication sermon
A beautiful song service was feature OF
The exercises. This afternoon Roy. A. T..
Ingram Of Gainesville formerly pastor of
the church, delivered an address on "Our
Young Peoples Work. and in the evening
at 1870 Roy. T. j. Walne, another former
pastor. preached
All three Of the services were largely at.
tended. The church Is one Of the most
beautiful and well arranged church clitlces
In the city and cost. with furhl ure. over
$4,000. Of this amount $il,UOO was pledged
before work was commenced, and at the
service this morning about $500 was
raised leaving the new structure practica-
liz OUT of debt
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Cnnstook,s Removal.

Galveston. Texas, December 3o--It is an
nounced today that the United States
dredge Comstocb. which is now undergoing
repairs at the marine ways, will he ready
to sail for Pensacola early next Saturday
morning. 1t is now In order for those who
oppose the removed of the dredge from this
port to make their most vigorous protests
as otherwise the dredge will go on this
date There is not sufficient money avail
able to keep the dredge a work all the
time If It remains here and 1t was for
this reason that 1t was decided to send
her to Pensacola for three months. Some
of the citizens here think it is wrong to
let the dredge leave and it is claimed that
money could be secured from private par
ties TO continue working the dredge from
the time the appropriation gives out until
another appropriation Is made
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No snaIIpox at A. and N.

BRYAN. Texas. December co.-President
PRO TEN r. H whitiock of the Agricultural
and Mechanical college requests The puph'
cation Of the following notice; o,
College Station, Tex, December 80 IL ~,
To Parents Of Cadents | wish to inform
YOU fully about the three cases OF " 10,
ioid we had here before tho holidays me
of the young men left for his nome hel ~ :
We knew what his trouble WNs, ard the
other two were placed in our hosniial rs
soon as we knew they were sick. The state
health officer, who was sent for a. once,
I'ronounced the two cases a very mild form
OF variolold, hut MI the precautions were
taken which would have heen adopted han
II heen the most virulcnt form or rue
dIsonsc The Consequence has hoen thHL W >
hnNe Ind no more cases End l am glad
10 saw that the two Young men were pro
rouneed entirely recovered in time 10 spend
Tho HOLIDAYS at homo 81 the rooms have
born thoroughly fu'. lgated and We teci
convinced thnt there s no further DANGER
Yours very truly. r. H. Whitlock.
President Pro Tenn.
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NEW AND FAST RECORD.
Tom BarksdaIe Of Sonora Ties a Steer
Ia ThirfN-six Seconds

Tom Barksdale of Sonora Ties Steer
in Thirty-six Seconds.
Sonora. Texas, December 27-ln the rop-
ing contest here yesterday SIR Tom Banks.
dale On rled off the first prize, roping and
tvlng his steer In thirty-siS seconds. Mr..
Jesse Barksdale won second money
In hfty-three seconds His first throw
caught and brought down the stccY,
horse and rider. The horse fell on
The rider ADD rolled over him. Air, Banks
dale again mounted and threw the beef an
tied. ali in the short time above mentioned
II is considered here remarkable feat Of
ect',jty and skill. and but for his misfor
tune he would have won irst money, Mr..
I'D Pride won third money In MT ak sec
onds Tonight the COWBOYS ball viii come
ofl and win he followed on new years eve
With a grand masquerade ball.
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WAS az ex slave. having come From Mon,
PMS, Tenn, with his master tn.lc min,
NAYS IN 1878 tU san Antonio. He w1s
Y,tten sold ana served In several families.
NE iunefai this afternoon was a remark.
anle Sne' the pallbearcrS All being wnitc.
dpu they represented wealth to tho ninownt
" several million dollars. since ISIS
Colonel George w Brackrnridrc Ma non.
stoned the cd negro ON fun salary tbrec
years ago. The funeral Today wns largo,
Intended bt blacks and whites The active
as iollowS' Colonel George w nrLcknn'
Ildgc; president Of the San Antonio Nn
,,ional hank: Ferd. Hcr6 ". II. Fr,kine.
~, Brown w l.. llcrfI Robert NlaXrr.
Bennett '"' "V''
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Points to Remember When Calling.


Points to Remember When Calling.
Ladies' Homo Journal
When making the ess call of the season
married woman leaves with her own,
one or her husbands cards for the lady,
and one for the master Of the house az
which she visits. Where there arc other
adiiits in the household she may use her
own discretion about leaving additional
ones for them. or course sac does not
leave her own card for the mon of the
family, but sho usua ~ shows that recog
niflon of the other adults
Formal calls arr made between the hours
Of and G. Informal ones should be
lined with consideration. no net stay less
than Ten or fifteen minutes or YOUR visit
VIII appear pcrfunctory; nor more than
had an nour. lest Nou make your hostess
twice glad AT your departure.
There Is no fnrlher rule about who shall
make the first cali than that residents take
tho Initiative IN calling upon newcomers,
aud brides elderly people and thosc IN
delicate health are entitled to hrsi calls
n one " the family open the door inc
cards should he laid unobtrusiyel% on the
hall table while one asks courteouslN for
the person Que wishes to See.
\ nun should always leave % card for
the mother when calling upon young
girl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-31
SAVES
FLOUR
but IT TER
eggs
RGD YAK-
Baking
Powder
And makes the cake lighter,
finersfiavored, more
slightly.

payors and there are nmuy who will sur
Ter as a result This is one Of tho biggest
DAYS thu INK collector has had since No.
Iice 20 paw taxes was issued this year
something over 5000 was collected
Fromluent aiming The arrivals In tho
CITY today were Hon. NJ. j. Lockwood OF
Terry, whose land interests IN this section
Of TeXas are euori0ouS
thcnau't D'Bron, u prominent attnrry'v
Of Beaumont. was trausactiug Important
legal matters in the city to-day II will
he remembered that AIR. ntBricn cut quite
prominent figure as lieutenant IN thr
army during the SpauiSh American war,
he having organized a company which did
valiant service Tor the American cause.
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a Distinguishes Matchmaker.


Galveston, Texas, December 30.-J C.
Adams, founder Of the Elgn Watch com
pany and one Of the best known watch men
In the United States, is in the city visiting
MS son, Il. Franklin Adams. chief clerk In
the office of the general passenger agent
OF the Santa Fe. Mr.. Adams has now re-
tired from the watch business bis last po-
sltlon being thatFof manager of the watch
department Of Mermod u Jaccard ,Iewpry
company of St Louis In conversation with
Post represel tative today Nh Adams said
that the Elgin Watch company which he
IS now manufacturing 24OD watches per
day, being the largest watch manufactm'-
ING company in the world. He says that
the demand for watches has increased dur
ing me past year over the preceding year
ny ~ per cent and that the manufacturers
are not able to keep up with the demand.
for the ordinary grade of watches orders
must be placed with the manufacturers
about eight months In advance and for the
more expensive variety II is necessary to
place orders one year In advance
ME- Adams was in charge of the watch
exhibit of Switzerland at the worlds fair
In Chicago. II was the object of the watch.
makers of switzerland 10 Increase their
trade in the United States. Mr. Adams
says that IN this venture they did not sue
coed, though there was good local demand
for the watches and there is finer grade
of watches made in that country than are
manufactured here However. with ,nc
ordinary grade of watches the American
watch dealers send watches to Switzerland
aHd sell them for less than the watches of
the same variety made there are sold.
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slnclnEn.
Walter Eubsnk Blew Out His Brains Near
Taylor

Walter 6ubsnk Blew Out His Brains Near
Taylor.
Taylor Texas. December 80 sad case
Of seltdeStruction is reported from circle,
vile. small station on the Missouri. Kan.
saS and Texas railway Ave mites north OF
Taylor.
Yesterday morning about s O'Clock Walter
Eubank' middle.aged man Of perhaps 80
years, left the home Of his sister and rela-
tiYes. whom he was visiting on the Eu.
bank farm, ostenslhy for walk. Going
to the bank Of rcarbs stream aud con
cealing himself In the woods he lyestcd
himself of coat and vest and mid aside a
pipe. which he had been SMOKING Pulling
n piSto. from his pocket ne placed the
muIzlc al the weapon to his forehead and
hfed, he charge blowing his skull to atom :
ana scattering his brains broadcast A ne
gro labolel nearby heard the report Of the
pistol and gave alarm, but death was m-
Simultaneous.
During the past year deceased was en-
ployed ou a rCnch in New Mexico aud was
visiting the home of his hoyhood dlting
tho holidays. He leaves a sister Mrs. Brit
tain and brother, Louis Euhauk on
the Old homestead whore he was buried
beside the graves Of his mother ANA father
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Separate Innings,

II might not occur 10 the uninitiated That
the peculiarly smart effect OF our new
I0uisinc blouse is due TO the fact If is
he.ng entirely .e1arate from tho lining
without the lining 1t would not ht nearly
SO Well us It would he Hpt to bag ahuvc
tho line OF the corsaEc WIN the lining
set In seam to seam the bodice would he
extremely 4tin aud lack the wonderful
ut iRe u scupturcd masterpiece set WIN
loose flowing lines about the hust watch
attend the chief d'oevrcs known as the
new six jNdlre There is superb free
dom IN nc art of these modish hlouses.
aud vet after an they TT Ike tn paper
OIL the wall TO uSe wen worn stmiic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-31
CharIes Carter Assaasinated

Emory, Texas, December 20 Charles Car.
ter, residing four miles northwest of En-
Dry was shot and killed a his home about
7 o'clock last evening. He heard a noise
in his yard and went to the outside door
TO investigate, when he was fired upon
lie fell upon til" front porch and died In
about two hours, Forty-une huckShOt pence
trated his left breast just below he heart.
Officers are making q dligcnt search, but
thus far they have no clew, and no arrest
mas been mAde.
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ohio; were here t6day on business Tb.v
are both prominent officials of tho nos.
telephone company aud stated that Inc ncr.
middle OF February u' tns
Representative Nicholson Of Webb county
IS mere for few days on business ~
says that his county is awful dry,
Mr. Roy Edmonds. tho eovernor,s ..,.
ogfapher, has gone 10 Shreveport Tor a
Few days visit to friends
Representative Greenwood OF C;aud,I,no
county is here on business ''p'
Cashier vandervoort hns arrived here
from Houston.
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Enoineers' Report. .

Galveston, Texas, December 3o,--Alfred
Noble of the board Of engineers selected
to devise plans for the protection of the
city returned this morning from Chicago,
where he was called upon urgent mislne ..
He declines 10 give out his views concern
ing the matter. stating that the engineers
should first report to the city commission
crs before making their plans public The
general impression seems 10 he that the en-
gineers win recommend both hreakwateT
the gulf side. The report is expected "a
be ready In about three weeks,
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INVITED TO GALVESTON.
holders of Bonds Asked 10 Come and
Look Over the City.
MIGHT EXPERIENCE ACHANGE OF HEART
u They See, the Conditions Which Pre-
vail At the Port, II is
Believed.

galveston, Texas, December 30 AT a
meetlng of the committee selected to con.
Ter with the bondholders Of the city Of
ualveston for the purpose Of arranging
Tor plan Of funding the debt Of the city
IL was decided to send letter to the rep.
resentative of the bondholdeFs requesting
tnat a committee be sent here TO invest.
gate existing conditions. This is thought
to he the best way TO Impress the bond.
holders with the calamity through which
tne city has passed and TO bring them to
accept the proposition which has been
submitted to them.