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Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
@intcren paa Ssiiieloef.

S'huetth puu spplfIttpti. C'H ~Ois
RenoaIen ifripes ben t7oe Scpt.:
Seroppe paa Ssifieloct bar oj MT fulo
ginter. Sueen logger enfelte SteOer /
Ell Ssioe Of inStiI en- Meter. % bg
bar raiet rene Sneitorme. S~jOitIeOen
Ssnoas tog @eiret rent FrGftcIig pna
Bel. Der blRitc en- 8inS iii at tage
RGlet ira SoIf, og ben aif 9iennen
0taro os Ben. Som gfSempcl paa
&inSens Stprfe er BET nof at iortGQe.
at en- Gpfliit, Ser i RRrteSeu Al Gsr.
let bapbe popet Jig no | oct iTIe Sun.
Aebeir Spuba9, blep iormeIi1 repet
oGt al GpfIen. Solt mirocs ncppe ct
inooant 8eir iao tiSlig paa Goret. @i
er 10 bare miot / September % bor
alt iulo Tnter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

heb Mcne Gpresninsen al Sisie
Boiler bier, cper bpiIfet fort GeIt
bun rnaoeoe, bporlebes bun forItoo al
aniIna ale Stre,iee, frn bet bpItre III.
pors til BET niltntre &iiinsrs.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
st MsSniuaSielifab Il

TUkNTtNWI III
Snoicuoer til "WforgenblaSet"5 @an0.
bru8StiOenbe, at Ser isges oannet.
Sanfen er at o~rgnniiere Hponin9Sar.
6eiOet peO at fao fartlagt % uOpar.
~celeret bru9bar, ltoprfet Soro % iaa
faa Sen ltobuot til Dem Der III moa
uopnrbre, iorbi Be life finoer EIoo5
til Zig paa fine Spores imoa @1aroe.
Selifabet ifulbc ga isae at erbperpe
iaaoeI Yirpates StrpfninQcr iom
Stnts. 90 gpgoeolmenninger Tor lit
NOrr1nnL
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
@alDcrsbanen. 5 Slutningen a

OCTOBER oil ~Sngenisr 9. Ssrenieu ei.
ter bare TO Iors Irbeioc filnne aabne
til Drift Sen 80 Sem. LANCE StrGfning
@ina-0otfa pda gn%Ioersbuner. 9es.
uOen bar ban aiort Set gropeite gr,
beioe paa bet 30 SIN. lange Stpffe
Goffa-Sonsaaien, ION lifferlig bIi.
per iGr0ig til Risring nGite Aar paa
Oi8ie Siber. 0Ctte er, iaapiot piOes,
Set 6urtigit uOierte, itsrre Sernbane.
arbei6e / Rorge.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Mitneitcr 0rufs Minnie.

ben Dag afilsrebes paa Samar airfe.
gaaro en- ooer HitmeIter Senrif 9rod
reiit 8autaIten, ifaffet tiIpeie peb 9i.
Drag ira gamle aapalleriiter. 9altta.
itenen er 4 Nteter bsi, al rso Gra.
nit ira ct StenbruO PEG 8roruo. Baa
8alttaitenen bar g~i1ebbugger So Bis.
sal bugset en- BortrRtmeoaIion, iom
uSmGrfer fig pes en- ilaoenoe 9igbeb.
Otter Iiilsringen boIotes oplIesmio.
bag paa 8rano SoteI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
u. Q. Saneburas 30. slbminiitra

q =. puHtDUr8s %. NOTIT1Iltrd'
tiofen / Sr. 8oniul u. 8. Saneborgs
80 ifaI / oisie Dage nleo areoitorer.
mes 9iaiseIie babe iolet BET Sr. Game.
borg tilbsrenbe gittinsfos IrpIi.
beri / SanbspGr meb ale SerIigbe.
Ser, SosiefaIO og ~tiaiggenoe Seieren
Sfpg til "2Iopo Iim." / 2onbon. 0et
forlpOer, at @ienbommene ifaI ppre
afbPnoet for en- uforbolosmRSiig Iap
Eris.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
SGriuaeu / Gifen ifal iielge 81

tier" gribs poIoiomt ON fig. Der Ssr
MI flere 5oIf beroppe. ems Ser isOes.
Rommer iaa bertil en- iterf l1ooan.
Bring, iau fan man pioe ReiuItatet.
Slere Seieguaroe Irsges iaaleoes aloe.
les e6c.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Sturt NcoIag. @rette grug

2isr, tifbsrenbe 8erfseier q. Us.
&ammer / ariItianta, err peo Spnn9ss
auftion iolgt til 5. u. SueIs 9sosbo
pr. aommisiion for 1000 Ser. Ban.
teeiRIoen uOgisr efter 8orIpOenOe alt
Jolt ca. $4,000 8rA
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Stur Sdmmcnnutmiuo.

-iur SuHWSHnHiHlHB. Stu ytOIE'
luno me0oeIeS. at Sen pentc0e Sam.
m%euilutning meIlem aftleielifuberne
9ergmann, GUNNER, 9oSprpasiors,
Garl Ralm9reuS % Stefnrs attic,
trGpareielifaber bar M funoet Steo.
let me SeIifabS Raun er "Horoiifa
SrGparuaftieboIoget." j auIcOninq
al SommcniIutnIngcn bar "5tod'
toloS 2agbIno" Ell leSenoc artifeI,
hoori meoocIeS, at Ben Ieoenoe Strait
peo Sumnenilutninacn Far UGret
@rosicrer @iliom ObIior / Stod.
boIm. ScIifobetS MirimumSofticfl.
pttal or 7 WiQluner. bets Mari,
mnmsfnpital q WiQiouer arorcr.
Ter tales ogian ON nberligere Gam,
meniIutninQ. guaelif aupitnI er IN.
]tercSieret Oct me 6oretugenoc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

s~inosbnnen. Regiertneen bar meo.
oeit amtmnnoen / 8ratsberg Sina.
belle til at i~ommenfaIoe ct ertraorbi.
nrrt Mmtstins iii 8ebnnoIins al
FSinosbane.S aaen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
ltcuisnina ira spuScripaanS. 3fsl.

&c "9tibe Stiitstioenoe" er en- / oct
oeitlige Ssu0criplan0 tienot RanO,
8anr0eier ). Charming, Roobebe.
bIepen uoUiit me0 IA Gages BARREL.
Som 8runo angipes, at &arming
bar 0eltaget / poIitiife Rgrer moro
Tor @rGnicn oa bar ienot line Born
paa oatif @fterifole.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Iaa TreSrifsitcn. Sc ben Del af

4na Sreorifsitcn. Ga ben Del At
oct iDopitre Barti al 6Gitningen, boor
man for reiIt WinoeitStten for Ssune
SuitfeIot, Saloens 6oriparer / 1860
og 5reorifsItens fsrite aommanoant,
bIiper afipprret for gltblifum / an.
le0nina bet ser anbragte npc Barrier
taarn bill SuitieIottetten paa offents
Zig gefoitning blipe flpttet til en-
Bldbs / sen inore 8orgerifouie / RGr.
beoen al Suitielots 9aition, en- al oe
ferIt bpggeoe gerfer paa 5pitningen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Gu uRroiinlb @auc

aoI0ing &ntins o. Realifole, nemIis
en- itprre Canning ctno8railltc % M.
tl,rbtItoriifc 8icuitanoe ira Tirifa.
@ipercn er 2p9c Sans Nhtuer, Ser /
Here Mar BAR opboIot Jig i aon0oita.
fen
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

Gist GGfcfifc er Der peb Stapan.
serfanten. Der er giort Sfribt for at
~oparbeiSe Warfeo for Barren Spif.
Lamb % England. Ger efsporteres
bermetiTf ~neoIogte RGfer baaoe til
Sonbon, Sdmburg % Gotterbam.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Src ManS ornfnct.

meb0eler ON Ell itsrre lllptIe, iom ino.
traf pan &efienfior0en / Sel9elanb,
ioet 3 Wono orufnene. De ire par
29rer 9run ira Sistto. SnnoelSm.
s. 8. gdeIien ira Stoffa og bans
StpresmanN. Ie bobOe ppret pua
Singet i Sietta % roeoe biem / en-
olminoelig SPring.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Cob Sagt. Sra Sol meooeIes Or

Bo6 Sagt. Bra Sol meoOeIes VI.
lib. at Der ibeit / Sagttioen er ifuot
en- bel Gel Supper. Saalebes er al
8erfseier GbriItoffer Berg meo 6sIge
iflot 400 Stpffer pna 10 Gage % al
CIR. anfer, ser bar en- anoen Sagt.
ret, 200 paa idmme Tio.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

EARN tiIfaIss. 20 aCrss Sarm N MI ira To
~ 'orifl tgtae biomfrrHot atrabaHtbpsrt o.. Grotr
60. 80 aErts / HqeE TtItsH Stpg. Sort Wtulbiprb
mtb uHSsTIda a. Yet. SOot fort Gus % etalb. up
Qtubmsat % uubrF uobuit. ~ AobS I'll sfoIs. RpVf
airts I Y 1tn oQ ain Hg ttpentt o. let ltEbpets tint
en- tort Ite Tor ~ 300 Stru I'll
BORCHSENIUS Land 4 Loan Co. Baldwin, Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
1inps.g anen. Den af gratsbere

tIipssy anen. Ven az Srafsperg
amtsting nebiatte ertraoroingre
Sernbanefomite foreilaar, at amtet
bepiIger 90 PCT. al gnIegsiummen
for Sernbnnen Notooben-Sinoiet os
30 PCT. al llbgifterne til 8runo %
8iproeboIS eaer tiliammeu 3t6,740
aroner.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
SlospaniGttercu abnorm.

ipelife 2sssirnger, iom | CONNER
latte SID paa Stmtaeifogere, er al Be
opnGpnte Saafpnbise, 9egerne Rosss
og 5dnoberg, erflpret for nbnorm.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Sluuct ibief of en- Seit.

NIUWtI IHJtE Ut III fNH' UVItNUNE
Worger bGnOte Der iislge "SrcocrifS'
borg amtS Npts" Worten Gbriite.
lens 8aarO I 8rPie ct meget urge
Iigt llIpffeStiIiGIbc, ibet GierenS SIT
Itru bIep traaot libel al en- Seit.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
ginterpeir. isra @riotlioen ifrioes

Wnterpeir. Sra @riotltoen ifrtoeS
til "8u0branosb." 6en 15oe Sept.
6lere Gage itrPf bar ri M baot foIOt
og bioen0e geir meo flere 8raoers
8llIOe. Sneen ligger fer ganife tpf,
og Set er tpiliomt, ON ben gaar pGf
igien iaar, 6GroieIen oper 6ieloene
ar aloeles umtliggiort. Faa fine Ste.
Der pau 8eien finOes S%neionner ira 2
til 8 Dieter tpffe. Sien ligger paa
Siernene ganife tpf, og maj ifulOe
fro, BET er WiotuinterS. Sioligere
8inter fan life buifes.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

2. Cir. HsbjsrnieRs gantIe GUS
oppe | 8usitaopeien ariitiania bIep
npIia iolgt til Neoriunine og Bort.
bringelie for 700 Ser, og nlar, boIber
M pan at ienne oct nteo Sorben.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Seiiepriierne. 5 8uobranosSalen

Se,teprtier1e. S 9uootaflosoaleH
og paa Splanoene bolber Seitepriier'
ne Jig eanife bste iaar, troos Oct
Onarlige Sobernar. 6or IrbelOsbeite
al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betaleS 800
500 Str. % for minOre Seite 400
450 ar. 8runoen til oiSie bsie Bri.
ier mener man er l1oiigterne til ipRr
SsmmerOriit fommenOe SInter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

edisbt - Ser sb tsittuetaIsrss for fraDGuns,
Slrlt o. 9sHHsr, a Dor ttart gsnuo o. gaosr. Clt
N Stisbt. a'ltt REQ Ecota osn i9be stptsmbsr 1907
/ en- gIbsr At 50 aar
tina Shlg6t ms6 Bern.
mtrt,porth, 2. Tat
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

Gnnb fra Clbtioem. 3 @ebenraoei
bar mar UNDER 8rapningerne til ben
npe Sfanfe. funbet Sfelettet al en-
iuRrnoren Nanb % en- oaffer Stensr,
en- Meter neoe / 8ruiet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

Gnjfcs. -9ru9iit, rssiitrerst / Riu.
usiota. gRItsS itrar I'll OF beitnre ct apo-
tibet / bet ipoitqe Wtdusioth. Billet nteo
HeiereuCer mrFfet honest" tsoss tiIisuot
"Tecorlb.B oiteu"s grpeottion 5d4
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

Seberifrr Smrrtrrnr. Brduoiaar. Sraar,
Guritnrutn9:r, Gill, Deb tttcItg Ignoring
7r, Thomas ectJclrtc OIL Z eibpert
Nppihef.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Farm tiIialns.

C.arrf tiRalps. - 100 acrss Ru.
y l9duo. 80 acrts upoprfet. 100 acres
mco 60, Brit % Gipcitou. Reiten SsldHo;
oooe Snan niger. uom9riet bsltagsnOe mel.
lem HRc SUtuib ca 6osit0H. 6or Rrmer
C]pLptulugsr ltrtu til s. 2. &UsbpIt, He
Sutpib, gttnH. 7n8
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

Notobben.W amem. 0nnbe Serreos.
ftpre bar bepiIset 10000 Rr. I'll
SerubaneIinien sfien-2urbe- Wot.
oooen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Tposiato.

gres'aie sdrrc lec'ttr rriaaes GRATIS, mar D. tt!!
ftuhtacr 10 Strter. Snu Orb rraues for en- ytti,
~ eli rrCr 10 Strier ptaa tetalss I Gent ~:
ltui Gre. g,nttttafe beihIss mss 5 Gents -.
!uW &c tr~ Had ait Q mr0fgfre t.ft lttl',
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

C1uifcs. - 20 SratfeIfr9ooere -
- itaot9t Nrbetoc o. COB 8stalIng y. B.
aaoIse. 8iuoud. Wlnr. 6d2
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-21
ReraOnRI.

Col. w. 81. Hunt has been in Spar
tsnhurg this week.
Mr.. Dinglehoef, of Winston-Salem,
N. C., was in the city Wednesday.
Contractor Grandy and family left
yesterday TO spend wetk at the Char
lesion Exposition.
Mrs. A. E. Boulware, Of Newberry,
spent several hours in the city today
on her way to visit her daughter at
Pacolet --Spsrtanburg Journal. 10th.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A Lutz arrived in
Prosperity on Tuesday. Rev. Lutz
has come to enter upon his duties as
pastor OF the Prosperity Lutheran Pas
torate.
DR.. w. E. Blats, who is travelling for
Parke Davis & Co., wholesale druggists,
of Detroit, Michigan, is in the city
spending few days with his father.
Mr.. W. b. Blats.
Mrs. Rebecca Brown, with her
daughter Miss Rachael. of Norfolk.
Va has been in the city for the past
week visiting Mrs. Jos. Mann. Mrs.
Brown has many friends here who are
always glad to see her.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-21
SPECIAL SERVICES.
Themes OF the sermons cf Paat"r SeabroOk
10 be Preached in the Church OF the
Redeemer.

Palm Sunday, Holy Week and Easter
will be observed with special services in
the Lutheran Church Of the Redeemer.
The themes of the sermons of Pastor
Seabrook next Lords Day will be-
morning "Christ Our King" evening
"What Think Ye Of Christi" The sub
iects of addresses during the week will
be- Monday, "Bethany"; Tuesday,
The Temple; Wednesday, "Geth-
senlane''; Thursday, THE Judgment
Hall''; Good Friday, "Calvary".
These Services will be held in the even
ing at eight O. clock, except the Good
Friday services, which will be held in
the morning at eleven O'Clock.
The themes of the Easter sermons will
be:-morning, "The Easter Message"
evening "Shall we Know Each Other3'
All are cordially invited to attend all
services. The Holy Communion will be
celebrated after the Easter morning SER
mon.
Preparatory service on Good Friday
morning.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-21
He Does Not Make 1t.

Your grocer may he perfectly con-
scientiohs in recommending another
four. TO be Just rs pure as Clifton"
but he does not ana caunot know it to
ba go, because he has nothing TO do
with its making 1t behooves you,
thrref re. to buy an absolutely guaran-
teed -four, ,ne that the Anti-Adultera-
tion league puts its registered trade
mark OF --and such fonr is Bans
ford's &c. .ifton." 1t is not only ahso
lutelv pure, hut it is the best winter
wheat patent -four 10 the market Ask
your grocer for j..
II you want cheaper -four buv our
"White Fa~n" (half patent) or SPOT
less (Straight.) They are just Is pure,
though not so white as 'Clifeon ,
For sale by Palmett" Grocery 20.
and E. r Hipp in NewberrS, and ] D.
Stokes at Whitmires
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-21
BEAUTIFUL CREATIONS
The Magnificent nj. play OF the Mower Co
Y~ste1day-Throngs or Lady Vt.itors.

We had the pleasure of visiting the
stores of the c. & G S. Mower Co. yes
terday when they had their annual spring
opening aud this Arm spares no pains to
make these openings all they should be.
The front windows first attracted our at
tention. One being artistically draped in
the new white and black effects nothing
but white and black. We will not try and
tell you how pretty it was, but will sim
ply say twas lovely. The left window
was filled with gauzy silk materials in a
variety of colors-materials of great beau
ty. Going inside the store, mingling
with the mass of visitors, all admiring the
lovely spring goods, we became enthusi-
astic in our admiration. We cannot tell
you all we saw, but we mention the love-
ly linens, grenedeines, silks, Tosca nets,
and millinery. The hats are simply gor
geous things of great beauty, with their
gauzy materials, lovely hraids, shining
buckles. and beautiful flowers, combined
in many artistic designs. Some Of the
hats are all white, some are all black,
some are small, others large; in fact, the
impression made on US was that there is
here hat for all.
This progressive firm never does things
by halves and this opening is in nowise an
exception to the rule Everything is COM
plete and you missed treat if you failed
to visit this opening.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-21
COLUMBIA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.
Miss McCllntock, Of Newberry, TO succ+ ed
Dr. Pell as Its President.

DR.. Pell, president of the Columbia Col
1ege for Women, has been elected to and
accepted the presidency of Converse Col
lege, Spartanburg, and it will be gratify-
ing to the people of Newberry to hear
that in the future that institution is to
have at its head Newberry lady. The
following is taken from the State of the
goth:
"While no announcement has yet been
made as to the personnel of the faculty
for next year it is understood that here
after all members Of the teaching force
will be wnmen, folio wing the policy pur
sued so successfully IN many leading
female college, and it is further stated
that Miss McClintock, who has been the
most efficient lady principal, is to be made
president Miss McClintock's admins
trative and teaching ability has long beer
recognized, and the college will doubtless
continue its excellent work under her ex
ecutive direction.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-21
DROWNED IN sALUDA.
Four Negroes Drown while Attempting to
Cross the River In Bsttesu.

Tuesday morning Mr.. Geo. W. Doml-
nick and his son, Mr.. G. Elsey Domi-
nick, together with FIVE negro men,
started to cross Saluda river in bateau,
near McNary's Ferry, and four OF the
negroes were drowned.
The boat had scarcely left the bank
when it began to sink on account of its
heavy load, and Mr.. Dominick, his son,
and the negro that was in the end OF the
boat nearest the bank, succeeded IN
getting out. The other four, all ne
groes. were drowned. Their names
were, Fred Hawkins, Ernest Lindsay,
Jim Oxner and George Scurry.
The negroes it is said all bore good
names and were industrious and hard
working men.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-21
Died in Texas

Mrs. Jane A Long received the fol-
sowing sad message from Texas few
days ago:
Houston, Texas, March IL, 1902.
Dear Sister:
Today Tom passed in great peace
TO The Blissful Beulah Land The
bright benigusnt and beautiful Beyond.
Many If our Newberry readers re-
member the decreased as little golden
Brother.
haired boy, the eldest s"n of Mr.. j. G.
Martin, who removed to Texas several
years ago. Thomas Patrick Martin
had developed into young man OF
affable disposition and steady habits.
As such he enjoyed many tangible
evidences of love and esteem from those
with whom he associated both in pleas
ure and business.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-21
A BEAUTIFUL OPENING.
-Irand Display St the Riser Millinery
Pretty Goods Artistically Arranged.

When reviewing the opening at the
Riser Millinery Co.'S it was evident that
the hand of an artist t,ad been among
both the decorations and the hats. 1t is
at all times refreshing to rest the eye up
on something new, something artistic,
and there is nothing more pleasing to
woman-kind than new bonnet.
A large mirror had been placed on the
floor of the window and around this fol-
age was arranged so that it gave one the
impression of looking down into deep
pool of clear water with the overhanging
boughs reflected in the depths. Lovely
ferns, palms, freesias, and calla lilies
were banked against the walls and bowls
of violets and hyacinths lent their fra
GRANGE to enhance the vision. A large
collection of beautiful and stylish hats
were displayed and as usual the ladies
think "the millinery this season is pref
tier than ever"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-21
A FATAL ACCIDENT.
Young Hoyt King Accidentally Killed by
Freight Train at Tocos, Ga.

The sad news reached Newberry last
Tuesday morning about II O'Clock that
Hoyt King had been accidentally killed
by freight train at Tocoa, Ga.
Hoyt was bright boy of about seven
teen years of age, and was son of Rev
Mrs. Chas. H. Armstrong, of this city.
He in company with his playmate,
Master White FAINT, left Newberry On
Friday before the accident occurred,
making their way they claimed to Ari
zona, boyish notion that had possessed
them.
They had made their way as far as
Tocoa, Ca, and had decided to return
home and was about to begin the journey
homeward, when it is supposed; as we
are informed that no one saw the boy
when the accident occurred, that in
attempting to get on the train which was
in motion at the time, his feet slipped and
he was thrown beneath the wheels. Both
legs were cut off by the wheels, and a
severe bruise on the head. He lived
about two hours after the accident hap
pend, when he died.
The occurrence was indeed sad one,
and his relatives and friend have the
sympathy of the whole people.
Rev. and Mrs. Armstrong left on the
first train for Tocoa, Ca, and carried the
body of their unfortunate son to their
old home at Sherryville, Tenn for
burial.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-21
70 Comfy Teachers.

DR.. Geo. 3. Cfom~r has made special
arrangements for the college party and
number of ;eachers and pupils OF the
graded schools, 10 go by special train
to the Charleston Exposition, Tuesday
morning, April Ist. Dr.. CrOm-r has
kindly consented to take in with MS
party all teachers of the county VINO
would like to attend the Exposition al
that time. I should like TO every
teacher in the county go the Exposl'
tion, and all who desire to join in with
the college party nre requested 10
write TO ue at earliest convenience.
The fare will be s. 46,
Respectfully,
EUG S WERTS,
County Supt
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-21
TO VISIT NEWBERRY
State Superintendent Of Education Jno.
McMahan to Attend the teachers
Meeting in April.

County Superintendent OF Education
Eugene S. Werts recently invited State
Superintendent McMahan, to attend
the teachers meeting in Newberry ol
April 18th, and deliver an address to
the teachers on that occasion.
Mr. McMahan has replied stating
that he will attend with pleasure.
All the teachers of the county should
attend this meeting as the State Super
intrndent Will have something inter
esting to Say to them.
It is likely that Mr.. McMahan will
come up a couple of days proceeding
the 18th, and visit with Mr.. Werts
some of the County schools.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-21
Would Smash this Club.

If members of the Hay Fever / $50
citation" would use Dr. Kings NV Dis
oovery for Consumption, the club would
90 to pieces, for it always cures this
maIady, and Asthma, the kind that
battles the doctors it wholly drives
from the system. Thousands of once
hopeless suffers from Consumption,
Pneumonia, bronchitis owe their lives
and health to it 1t conquers Grip,
saves little ones from Group and
Whooping Cough and is positively qua
ranteed for sll Throat and Lung trou.
bles. SOC, 81 90. Trial bottles free at
all Druggists.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-21
Every Miller Had the Opportunity

Every Miller dAo me oPPor'unl|S.
Nearly all mills made pure four be-
fore the anti-Adulteration League was
organized The league was organized
when the adulteratiOu Of fl 'ur first be-
gan, and was designed to stop It IN
its incioiency. Every -four miller ir
the United States was invited to join
the league, bui the fact that he had to
make oath that he n-ver had and never
would adulterate his -four, apd in addi-
tiou had to put up forfeit of 81, 600 to
strengthen his oath, caused a large
number to hesitate, and finally to de-
cline Bransford Mills, manufacturer
of the "Clifton," was among the first to
ioin, because it lie er had and nevtr r
expec' ed to adulterate it's -four. Is not
such a stand worth considering when
YOU buy -four with which TO feed your
children, especially when poisonous
mineral is being used to adulterate 1t?
We think 40 Then order "C:ifton" of
your grocer Our "Wh.te Fawn" (hslf
patent) and Spotless (straight) are sold
under the same guarantee. These have
it: E R. aipp and Palmetto Grocery
Co in Newberry and J D S'okes in
WhitmiTe.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-21
As to the { communications sax.

As Que of our correspondents calls on
the editor 10 explain he road Jaw. and
wants 20 know if one dollar exempts
one from road working for year, we
will state that such is the law, so under
stood by Us and 8" construed ana ex-
planned to County Treasurer Epps, pro-
viGed that the one dollar road commu-
tation tax is paid to the treasurer oy
the 31ss of March. If this dols ris not
paid by the 31st iust., the actual SER
vice required by the law will have to
be done on the roads 1t seems 10 US
that the cheapest thing for all to do is
TO pay the dollar to the treasurer he
tween now and the 3lst and get clear
receipt for the year.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-21
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Have you paid your staxes? The
time is short.
The weather is moderating again.
We had quite little freeze.
Dr.. l. Grimm, the oculist and optician,
will remain in the city until Tuesday
next.
Baseball this afternoon. Newberry
against Clinton. At College diamond
at 80 O'Clock.
The Masters Office has been busy
scene this week, testimony is being
taxpn in the Sigh School district case.
The rases offered by the railroads to
the STATE School Convention, which
meets 1t Greenwood on the 25ch, is s.
for tbs round trip.
Tonight after the exercises at the
opera house the young men OF the city
will give German in the armory.
Thomas bard will furnish the music.
The anniversary exercises of the lit
erary Societies of Newberry College
will be held i'm the opera house tonight.
The opera house should be crowded to
hear the young orators. Thomas string
baud will furnish music for the exer-
cises.
MRS. Alice Goodwin, who has been
her. in the interest OF the Eastern
Viavi Co. of Chicago, left yesterday for
Charleston. She will lecture, and
open an Office for an indefinite period,
probably during the exposition. Apy
one desiring the Viavi remedies, can
obtain them from Mrs. Anna Pearsall
who has been appointed as local agent.