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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-06-27
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LACK OF KNOWLEDGE.

Women who arc yet to experience the trial
reason with modern intelligence. Theories
based upon the conditions that surroundcd
your Erandmothcrs or of the lower animal
Kingdom, sh. I'D not be advanced-is pure
ignorance. shion and civilization has
,hargcd youi mode Of living, dress and
Thought. The modern mother need not suf-
Ter, yet she surely will if nature is left aione
10 mould the fctus and give successful issue
of tho living, child Mothers Friend is a
nal shortly after woman finds her
self pregnant. or as soon as tullness and
discomfort with morning sickness is evident
1t relieves the excruciating pain occasioncd
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-06-27

~ w VI rcSn' 'ar 'rEins fro, Beiton to WnlhoIIa
,"vu % pi',ccu"fce over trains Of 3 me class
ei wise specified BY train order ''' % o''''
ts, wv, a'T" sl"pa the following stations to
JhpeGs and Sandy Springs '' -
j. RANDERsON, H. Superintendent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
Delicious Butter Milk, 5c per glass at The Noe Redit, 8 Court squars.
My Bull. Your Bull.
National Review.

National Review.
 German military men, as well as histo- rians. hold ill-reguiated and undiscipiined and disorganized vaior in low esteem, ex- cept apparently, when employed against the British. This is how the persons whom the French call gallant and de- voted Franctireurs are described in Me- mann's well known treatise, translated by General Newdigate, Page 19o
 Many associations in the most Woff- derfui costumes and with the most sedi- tious laws joined the large masses of the poorer classes. who weat about in q more tain that not only all penniless vaErarts, formed the nucleus of the Franc-tireurs bands, but also many foolish or be- guiled or intimidated peasant, many a young man in misguided patriotism, also associated himself with these lawless, robbing and murderfng hordes."
 It was robbery and murder to loot German train and shoot its guards in 1871, but 1t is duty and chivalry to stop British train and to shoot it's occupants of both sexes in 1901. Verify the African air must be productive of weird moral transformations and permutations. Me mann says. Page f31
 Very frequently the German officer and soldier through the frenzied warfare of the people. unacquainted with the first principle of war and all the rules for ameliorating its horrors, were forced to have recourse to fire and sword, while their hearts bled for the wretched sacri- fice-old men. women and children whose welfare, means of existence, and whose lives were devoured by the war;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
lEW SUMMER RESORT
~0aAx RETREAT foM YOUNG
 SOCIETY FOLK.
m Haygood, Progressive Livery nan Builds Dancing Pavilino for Picnic Parties on Mount Meigs
 Hoad-Reached by Tallyhos.

JIm Haygood, the popular liveryman, 3as done the people of Montgomery a real service by building handsome pa Stllon for dancing and picknickers In Beautiful spot near the four-mile post pn the Mount Meigs road.
 The idea was suggested because of the 10W places around Montgomery for pie Ut6s and moonlight dances. "The Rural ltofreat' has been located in one of the z1ost picturesque spots in Montgomery x:0unty. He says only highly rtspectable Defuons will be permitted to use 1t. MT.
 aaygood Is to be congratulated on secur- 1m9 such a delightful place.
 Z H you or your friends have picnic or 4Ancing party in contemplation. 1t will be {re1l to see Jim Haygood. He vii furnish nm vehicles and you and your friends |5Nol ret q delightful drive over splendid Eood to one of the prettiest places in the
 tote. There are rustic benches. delight <ul scenery. good water and everything 10 make the place attractive. -adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
The Man-Chase.

Frank Leslie's Popular Magazine
 < A convict had broken bounds and the dogs were put on the trail, that was still warm. It was an exciting scene. No one was near except a few prison officials in charge of a hundred desperate fclons, and Il felt the exciting sense of a sentinel on lonely outpost as the six blood hounds bounded through the tangled for est, baying madly at every leap. Eager was my desire to see the finish. It came soon. The negro's force was spent, and he took to a tree in his effort to save Him- self from the paying dogs. I could not help thinking of the scene when possum is freed. But 1 doubt whether the smila occurred to the wretched felon He had broken off branch and was desperately flashing Dynamite. one of the finest blood hounds in the State, whose mouth Was only a foot or two below him. Dynamic has been known to climb trees, and to make spring of ten feet in getting ur 10 the first branches. Then the dogs were called of, and the negro. unharmed, was taken back in less than an hour al ter he began his run for liberty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

is we may remark, as often, manifested by tie rich as by the poor. Asiatics often hoard coin and jewels to their own hurt, knowing that their possession involves extreme danger, and we could ourselves relate two authentic stories of great ac. cumuiations of gold coin made by Eng. lishmen who seemed to derive pleasure from its actual sight and touch. These are however. we fancy, rather illustra> tions of the collector mania, so often de- scribed and analysed in the case of books and china, than instances of true miserli- ness. which is based, we are convinced, rather on fear and an abnormal kind of mean pride than on the passion for hoard ing. That is often divorced from avarice.
 " kept every coat he had ever worn. or that MT. Blank bought wardrobe t- ter wardrobe in which. to preserve every morsel of clothing that had ever been in his possession.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
The Motives of Miners.

Is there no charm of glamour in gold itself which attracts, and In sense over nowers. the miser, though 1t does not nsten induce him to steal? There may be sy sorna cases Doctors say that klepto- mania. though so often pleaded as ly- ing defense, really exists. especially
 . sesor,1 children. and that it is in some f,Y strength of the passion being eXcit- ahle only by certain objects. usually rhsntng. The pursuit of gold for 5000 wears may have bred fin the mind her eaitafv nds cy toward us acquisition' 9~. ,cvete and visible article. which
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
Death of Mir. Hugely.

Many people of Montgomery. who re- member Mir. Rowland Hugely. former resident of Montgomery. will be grieved to learn of his death, which occurred at McGregor. Texas, on the 18th of April last. Mir. Hugely left Montgomery a few years ago and moved to Texas. where he was member of the legislature of that State for several years. His death was sudden, being caused from heart failure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
Triolet.

The winds bring me the memory of you, The orchard scent of spring Is in the
 air. How softly am l bathed, made white
 anew, The winds bring me the memory of you, And wait away the dust of days untrue. Till loi your image lies uncovered there. The winds bring me the memory of you The orchard scent of spring is in the
 air.
 EdEard Broderick in The Smart Set.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

All kinds of Dellacatassen Goods, Pompano, Spanish Mackerel, Fresh and Salt Water Trout. Eggs Is cents per dozen.
 Phone 324. Morris 6 Stuckey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

Our Ice Cream is 35c. per quart. Good as any-better than most. Try it today at The Noe Redit Phone 5Oi.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

We are authorized to sell a welI-iocated store for S9 900 cash. This place will never pay less than per cent. interest and probably or 7le pet cent net. If you haven't all the money to make this purchase, we will lend YOU on long time S5,oo0 at per cent straight interest on the property.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-To buy for cash 500 or 600 acres
 of land within miles of city, suitable for hay or stock farm. Apply at once. Chandler S. Douglass. 2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

You can make S4o0 clear profit piece Of property on the north side of Washington St, just one lot east of Union St. and you can realize the profit by October. The prop erty will cost you SI,i50
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

We have found what we think is the big eest bargain ever offered in Montgomery in the way of beautiful home. It is nine roomed. modern. up- date house. in which every idea Of comfort and e'1EHncc is perfect ly carried out. The situation Is uncxcclled in Montgomery and there Is nearly half acre of ground, This house cost to build without diton. The bare lot would be cheap at S4, 900. and we are authorized to sell the property for S7. 500 cash, S2 500 cash and as l9ng time teTest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

Commencing Monday, May 9th. we give ballots on the Montgomery Merchants Piano Contest free-$400. .00-free. w. w. Kimbali Piano to be given away Wednes- day. August 20th. 1902. Ask for particu- lars J. E. Worswick & Co.,,
 adv g. Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
WANTED-BoARD OR ROOMS.

~---------7--------@ --------->--------- WANTED-Board by nice young men fin private family or boarding house. must be good people and close to business part of town II Y. Z, Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

We have for sale in Fifth Ward, hous' and lot easily worth s 800 which we offcI for immediate sale at Sl,2oo cash. The lot Is BOX % with good 4-roomed house The cannot be duplicated for less than sI 900. 1t is slightly out of repair and would suggest the expenditure of 100 on t to make it look It's best. This place will make safe and se cure investment or good home for man i'ho wishes to be in close touch with the rail roads.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
1o1 SALE.


 FOR sALE-Five-room house and lot in Fif.h ward; rents to best class of tenants; If sold at once. can be bought for 6 500; we know of nothing better for investment. Zirkle & FOR sALE-Two handsome lots, Bellingsr Heiests. on the west side of the street. $975 FOR sALE-splendid residence on Adams St servants room. stable; house in Hts good e condi. ton; offer this property on very easy terms; lot alone worth the prize I ask for 1t H. C Devloson. Heal Esta.e and lnsorance. FOR SALE--Five- room residence: good neigh borhood; rents for S2oo per annum; eiegani little home; blocks of basin; great bargain: REAL ESTATE AUCTION sALE--Monday, Ss ns.. saer ss ss f o~s s property. viz: the vacant large lot on the northwest corner of Fielder and Gilmer Sts., o9 on ss ss4 ret % % mer St., thence north on Gilmer St. 334 feet: subdivided into 5 large building lots: this f. the most desirable location Tor residences cn left the city is the reason for selling; also 10 acres land. we'll improved. with residence. barn. stable. large chicken house. good water and several hundred fruit trees. about two miles from centre of city on the east side Of the south extension of Cleveland Ave; nne place for . truck farm and dairy; bargain here sure; also house and lot No II7 on the west side of roi. St.. near Heron st. house contains rooms stable. waterworks. well rented. on street car line. near public school and good, healthy neighborhood. For further information. write call oil us. Chandler Douglass, Agents
 FOR sALE-six lots near row fertilizer fac. tory: houses built here will pay handsomely: the lots can be bought for $f.0oo. ZirkIe % Moore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

We have for sale three-story store on one of the best business streets for S7, 500. It will pay you to investigate this proposition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

We are the Montgomery agents for the New York Life Insurance Company the best com pany in the world and want to write every friend of a policy in this old line com pany The rates cheap good instir can be written at. policy in this com pany Is like the money in your pocket.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

Lack c; sufficient capital compels one of leading manufacturers to offer for sale his plant and business. If you have S5, 900 cash anl want to make your living out of It. it will pay you to take up the consideration of this mans proposition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

F M. Kohn & Son, Real Estate, Fire and Life Insurance Agents, 26ls Commerce St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
WANTED.

wANTED-You to know that ws have moved our collste to the Fxlsy National Bank Build. tons thorough S % and S po.itsons secure sseur;a: ~ czii where Draughon's Prscticai Business College. W. D. M. Simmons. Manager sa-su wANTED-Everybody to know that we make a speciality of repairing trunks. locks repaired and keys fitted at Wings. l9 Dexter Ave, next to postofYice. phone 6oe.
 - - WE WANT you to know that employ the most skilled workmen in every department and guarantee every Job finished At our shop: prices right Felix McManus.
 wANTED-Good dray horse; state sge, price and where can be seen B. l.. J.. care Adver- tiser
 mer: saddle horse preferred, or will buy same. state lowest price. Address M., 23, care Ad. vertiser.
 wANTED-The members of the Harrison Mu- tual Burial Asociation to note that ssses., April to the 18th of May.
 wANTED-Everybody to know that Mont- gomery Art Frame Store is selling pictures, cutting molding at cost this week. 2o4 Dex- ter Ave.
 WANTED-AoENTs.
  we pay sick, accident, death and old age benefits: top renewal con % 5. c. A a-sa sample 1902 model bicycle and distribute 1000 catalogues In payment for t. write for catalogue and particulars T. ". Mead Cycle Co.,. Chicago. su-6t AGENTs-Automatic washers sell themselves; one agent writes he exhibited his sample to 10 women and took 10 orders; time required 45 minutes profit over $50; guaranteed to do washing in 30 minutes; furnishes it's own costs less than any other machine; free sam ples and exclusive territory furnished agents; $50 . week guaranteed thousands of testi- monials. Automatic Washer O., Station U.. Chicago "a wANTED-Best canvassers to introduce our automatic screen door catches in every county In the United States: big money; sample post paid. 25c; 24 Automatic Catch Co, Chicago. AGENTS wanted; sIoo weekly easily made; bers signs. readable darkest nights; samples free: Right Supply O.. EngIewood. III. sALEsMEN-To sell perfumes. toilet soaps, etc. to dealers; Sloo monthly and expenses. Plumer Perfumery and Mfg. Co. St. Louis, Mo a-su-2t AGENTS-write now for free sample of work and terms; Star harness mender; best 25c aeiIer out: we make other quick-selling neces- sities. Columbia Nov. Mfg. Co, st. Louis Mo-
 a-su-4t
 WE PAY s22 a week and expenses to men with rigs to introduce poultry compound. In ternationa Mfg. Co, Parsons. Kan. a SOLICITORS wAN~ED-I paid one of my agents one day last week S2l 50. another one Slo.75. another Sl225. which represented the commissions they received for work which oc- cupied less than six hours time in each case; my work be done by either sex: can oc- cupv all only part of your time es you wish and is kind of work which will pro- vide you A comfortable living and. give you a chance to some money every month as long you live; the occupation is thoroughly honorable and legitimate. Address for full par tculars free, W. M. Griffn Key lol, Fort Wayne. Ind: you don't have to let anyone know you my agent, and you won't need any capital outfit or previous experience. -e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

IF IOU' want to make good pavng an1 safe investment. then buy some Of F.. r.. Forhei Piano Company preferred stock; dividends are guaranteed by pad-up capital of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars; information given al their office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
WANTED-BoARDERs, BOOMERS

wANTED-Occupants for 3 nice rooms: all conveniences, with without board. 4O9 Montgomery st. fr-su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04


 Tho valuable corner Randolph and Law ranco ctreets is for sale. One of the best snots in the city for speculation. yc offer for sale one 0t the most valuable and hest tmprovcd plantations in I.owndes a.o,inty The place contains .ooo acres fne ,rairie land. well wooded. well imprnN cd with nice dwelling and 25 good cabins. barns. wells nientifu lahoY Rented and occupied by A No | white man. good plantation home and fine investment which you can buy at SII 50 an acre.
 You can buy of the most valuable pieces of property on Dexter Avenue this week from, us at price winch you an realize handsome profit. Keep your eye on Dexter Avenue. Anything you buy from Court Square to the Capitol will pay you handsomely in 3 years
 For Rent-A desirable store on Dexter Ave nue. Has been a good stand fog the last 50 years
 tip-top piece of choice negro property 6a S65O spot cash.
 r. M. KChn & Son, Real Estate, Fire and Life Insurance Agen4eA
 26is Commerce St,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
A Sacrifice-A Sacrifice.

2-story brand new spike and span G. roomed dwelling No. l3I Holcombe Street; lot 22o feet deep, for s2.75o. half cash. This place is chcap at S325o. You save $500 here. Houst brings 10 her cent. ret income. Ths reason of this sacrifice is owner is leaving town Don't overlook this
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

WANTEp-Canvassers to work furniture trade. splendid contract given the right party Address F. .. pcS g
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

f,osT-on Friday bunch of keys; liberal ro- ward for their return 70 Johnsione & Ham mond. corner BibL and T""nnsercs Sts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
HELP WANTED.

W ANTED--Everywhere, hustlcrs to tack signs distribute circulars. samples. etc. no canvas
 tug. good pay. Sun Advertising BuI eau Chi
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

MEN snd women to io copying at home S5 .to SIP weekly working evenings; no canvass ing; enclose stamp King Mig. Co. War ren Ave, Chicago,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

TO RENT-Furnshed front room with board if desired: also unfurnished rooms; tele- phone. gas. bath, on car line. Address 26 $ Cioldthwaite St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

For Rent-A new up-to-date Commerce St. store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

COUPLE or small family taken during heated term by week or month in country near Coo sada convenient to trains: references Arpiy w A sheppard. l02 Commerce st-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

Tho valuable corner Randolph and Law rence Streets is for sale. One of the best snots in the city for q speculation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

NICELY furnished room, oonN'nl'nily To- ca ted. cool and pleasant, in small private fam. iIv: will rent cheap for the summer. Address Business No 2, care Advertiser
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

ANTED-BoardeIs for the summer in de- srahle location For particulars apply tn Misses Watss X Troy. il5 Cumberland Ave Asheyille N. C.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

sAFFoI.D writes aceidsn' insurance. Bass- -N1s Mas~- Building.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

A DOCTOR wANTED-Physician for adver., Using medical office, founded and doing got q business; must he of good appearance ana address Address Specialist" Lock Box BIO, Rirmlngham Ala,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

LADIES to do plecework It their homes; we gmrnish ali materials and pay from S7 to SIP weekly; send stamped envelope to Royal O..
 34 Monroe St. Chicago Ill. -fh
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
rol RENT.

told rented and repaired: Kept In rod condition while rented; !; Standard leads Terry & Davant.
 [ iooi Moses Building tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

S3 DAILY copying letters at home. either ssN enclose two stamps with application Illinois Industrial Union, Dept 2 Masonic Temple Chicago Tn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

ACTIVE Catholic lady 10 work al home. s3e paid for I2 days trial; permanent IT satis- factory John Fngwall, 1.akcsid" ldg-, Chi cago. fA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
LOST, SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

COOK wanted. must be competent. middle aged preferred. Call at Mro Nhappe.ls %SS W Bell st.. City-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

WANTED--t 'anvasscrs to work turnitur" tradc: splendid contract given the right party Address P. Q Box 55.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
FOB SALE.

FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-Read this letter; fndianola. Iowa. Chandler q DouEiass, Rea Estate Agents: Gentiemen-Owing to the doc tors insisting upon my wife going South on account of her health, I would like to make a trade of my -four mill and residence here for a plantation in Alabama, or for some busi- ness at Montgomery or some good place near there; prefer a plantation; l nave nne mill. one of the best in the State, all new,
 50 barrels daily capacity; in good town
 $500 population: fine schools and churches; two railroads; fine country around 1t ana 1es d9- ing a good business: the mill will clear, With good management. S3 1000 to s4.0oo per an mum; cost S22. 900 to build; the residence paid s 900 for two years ago; the nili IS in center of town. one fourth block of ground with 1t that Is worth S2.6oo: also nave 4o0-acre farm in Northeast ArkansaA Clay County. that would like to set into some thing there If can get mill traded Tor some thing so as to have 1t together; would prefer a plantation. as it would be quieter for my wife, but would consider -four mill. saw mili or business of any kind In Montgomery. any, thing good so as to get my wife Sontn: value mill and residence cash value S25, oOo; will pay difference if needed or will take property of less value and hold interest in this. if good business man. or will take part payment and give time on balance Slgned
 Parties interested will call on or write us TOT fr.rther information Chandler x Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

We have dwellings for sale at all prices in various portions Of the city which we are Eow offering at reduced figures Kindly let us show them to you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04

WANTED-Men to learn barber trade only weeks required; special inducements until May
 18th: positions guaranteed; wages Saturdays; scholarships. board and tools to applicants from distance: catalogue mailed free. Moler Barber College. New Orleans. La. St
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
INTERPRETATIONS.

WANTED-If you are contemplating making office or banking house boukkeeper or general office man. I respectfully offer my services; 1 now hold a very respohhsslple place orence; I have good reasons for desiring to make a change. Address Business, care Box Al City
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-04
FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE Insurance written on all classes of mer- ,hsndise, buildings. dwellings household fur mills, country stores. residences etc. w.
 Holt su-os
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-01-17
Prosecuting Attsrsey Of Clearwater Csssty
Attai aing Publicity.

The San Francisco Examiner Of
January 9th reports that John A
Brown, who was appointed prosecut-
ing attorney during the brief exist
ence of Clearwater county figured
prominently in the proceedings
against the lynchers of aged Calvin
Hall, his two sons, Dan Yantis, and
thirteen-yesr-old Martin Wilson, of
Alturas, Modoc county, California.
White Browns nephew was on trial,
accused OF being one OF the lynchers,
another member of the gang turned
states evidence confessing the entire
plot, and its terrible execution to the
prosecuting attorney of Modock coun-
ty. Upon learning of the informer's
betrayal Brown headed a crowd OF
men on hunt for the insormer but
owing to the vigilance of the states
officers their purpose was frustrated.
From the Examiner" it appears that
the law will be dealt out severely to |
ali parties implicated in the lynching