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Smyrna times., 1904-10-12
WHY A PROTECTIONIST?
Reasons Given For Their Faith by
Prominent PubIicists.

4tensOns Given For Their Faith by
Prominent PubIicists.
Hon. ID. Il. Henderson, former speak
er OF the house of representatives:
'FirSt.-Because the civilized world
substantially protects itself, thus fore
ing us to protect ourselves.
'SecOnd.-BecauSe all the conditions
of men and of women in this country
are better than in other countries, and
protection is needed to preserve our
happier conditions.
"Ihird.-BccauSe | want labor to get
the best possible wages for its efforts.
"FOurth.-BecauSe l want agriculture
TO md near, sure and rich market
"Fifth.-Because l want to keep the
capital and labor of this country all
actively employed, each helping the
other"
The late Hon. George F. HOar, Unit
ed States senator from Massachusetts:
Il am prOtectiOnist because l think
by that policy the workmen of Ameri-
ca will be well paid and not under
paid.
Because | think by that policy the
variety of industry will be created here
which will make America strong in
peace and in war.
Because the industries so fostered
will develop the skill and brain power
of my cOuntrymen and raise the peo-
pie of the United States to the first
rank in intelligence among the nations
of the earth
Because that policy has already
made us the richest and strongest ma
tion on earth, and under a properly re
stricted immigration will bring to us
much that is most valuable in the pop
ulatiOn of other lands"
Smyrna times., 1904-10-12
Old Time Remedies.

Strange as it may seem to some, the
ingredients of the witches caldron in
Macbeth" at least a part of them.
were once standard remedies among
Europeans. In the tenth and eleventh
centuries a sovereign cure for ague
was the swallowing Of a small toad
that had been chicken to death on st.
Johns eve, and a splendid remedy for
rheumatism was to fasten the bands
oil clothing with pins that had been
stuck into the flesh of either a toad or
a frog. Physicians frequently recon-
mended the water from a toad's brain
for mental affections and that a live
toad be rubbed over the diseased parts
as cure for the quinsy.
Smyrna times., 1904-10-12

1t is much easier for woman to conhde
in the average man than in the average
woman. She knows that the man will re-
spect her condolences and keep them to
himself. He is strong, has more experience
of the world and can help the woman who
needs advice. There is every reason why
women should not trust their delicate
constitutions in the hands of unskilled
persons. It requires a thorough medical
education to appreciate and understand
the womanly organism. When a woman
has ills and pains that she cannot bear
when life seems dark for every woman,
she should confde her troubles to a
physician of standing in the community,
or one who has national reputation. Ger
tainly it would not be the part of wisdom
to conhde in an ignorant person without
medical education simply because she was
a 7OOn1an. There is every reason why she
should write to some great specialist one
who has made the diseases of women a
speciality for a third of a century, like DR..
r. V. Pierce, founder of the Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y.
All his correspondence is held sacredly con-
hdential, and he gives his advice free and
without charge.
So uniformly successful has DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription proven in all forms
of Female Weakness, Prolapsus, or Falling
of Womb, and Leucorrhea, that, after curing
the worst cases of these distressing and
debilitating ailments, DR.. Pierce now feels
fully warranted in offering to pay $500 in
cash for any case of these diseases which
he cannot cure.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be
used with "Favorite Prescription" when
ever laxative is required.
Smyrna times., 1904-10-12
ONION SETS.
How They Are Grown on a Large
Scale For Market.

Growing onions sets ON a commercial
scale is a leading industry in many
sections of the market garden region
around Chicago. Orange Judd Farmer
describes the practice of one of the
largest onion growers of the Riverdale
region who plants about eighty acres
to this crop.
The ground is prepared carefully in
the spring as soon as it can be worked
1t is thoroughly pulverized and the
seed bed fined, so that there are no
clOds of any character. The seed is
sowed with the ordinary garden drill in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
Saltimurc.S .GiIeu6a6n.

0ItHfHpHCn.
$500 pun Baltimore nadl Surag uno juriid
telnl6ltcB6 9inirltt 81 oeu G0AcH1
am Suuutag ocH If. septcmbcr. Spc.
6lNIjug uerdBt ben lomt NoOu Nabn-
1ol $50 Sorm., Sabnbot 7 llbr
Sormttags.
$3.50 non Baltimore nadl Gumbcrlnno nub al.
rild am Sunutag ben II, ScptCmbcr.
Ser Spe5lGl3ug berldBt ben WiOuui
GtoDnlsNabrboi $50 &urm., GumoCua
Nu9nboi llbr &ornt
% uon Baltimore uadl 0urper's ScrrD uro
Wiartinsbnrg uno 5urRd am sOnntng,
ben II. September. Der Spc}iu5uq
perdBt ocn WtOunt loUu Habnbpi $50
Sorm Gumoeu Bnbnbuf llbr Born.
$500 nnfl YbilooelpBta uu0 5urid.
S1.j0 nad 6Bciter nno 6urid.
81 90 nadl &ilmingtUn unn 6uritd am SOuntua.
ocu II. September. Scr Spc3iul5ng Der
lGbt ben Gamocu gabHbot s15 Surm.,
Olount Hobal gabnbof 8 20 Sorm
Si1.OO upu Baltimore nan Der gpcitnnsitrls
lima uuo Surif. 3luei ipe8lclc Snnd)s
8rtiriiOncn IN bieier QSocbe. WtitiH
nod, ben Z september; icrHcr am Sums
iing, ben 10, Sepiember, bel C5ceGenbcit
oes WurOun0 Iuacs iSnbrfuriCu limo
iiir Die piniubri AMI Den 3ngcn aitig,
bic Baltimore nj 9iDD l'ububOt $40
Surmittups Camden Vn6nbul llbr
SornittaGe an betoen Idacn pcrncu.
u e. Nouis am ndtDllen In3c nm 1880
gu6nliiug5 anfommcno. tSnbrinrteu
iino fir SebH Gage giiti1. cinblcbIidl
Oes Satlim5 ore &erfaufS. llupem66nIis
dc 9lttruftioHen arf Der NuoiieluuO.
Wlnrgluno Sna, ~. Scptcm6cT; Gn,.
pinnn bee CSDnucrururo g2nriiclo nm
49, scptcmbcr; Iouiiuuu. llirbuiesI Iad
am ID, Scptcmbcr pclcber, rpc geiaet
piro. Der Qroflrtgite 1ng uui Der gluss
iielnn9 icin mtto. (2ls-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04

800 9oll5 moIlcnc EromcuoOc-
&leior6dc, in Orforo, @ron5c, 9tile,
blm lnO ibmor5, $3.50 pertb, on
Wtontag filr. ............ .St.9S
$50 @oIa- mo @romcnaoc-aleio.
r0dc iiir Qoncu, aus fcincn She
OiotS, Gtominc2, @rooocIotb etc; am
N}onto9 fiir r............. $500
300 clcgonte oGuiIor- MaOc" @ro.
mcno0c-2ln5iigc, 3 nGtc M}oocQc, in
9torlolt. lrnO gcf0lteltcn Sodet-@ffef-
ten brolm blolL I6mor5 lmo &c
mlItertc sQ}clirmgcn, mirflid)cr
@crtb $t5; am Montog fiir St0.75
100 0omcn- (oIriitcn-GootS. aus
fcincr GoOcrt- -Glotb nn9eiertigt, nit
@ilrtcI, 80 3oQ lang, $S mertb; am
@fontog iilr.......... $500
Shwor5c @cm oc Soic 9nnen-
@oiita, crtru Goiacn.6utter, oQe
ncuclten W}oocn So mertb, fiir S2.9S
9teue Sciocn,@oiitS, ans Goffcto
ongeicrtiQt, poQ 3lQci6nittene Rilf-
icite un0 ,5rontc, nit Sci0c ilber-
5ogenc &n0pfe. ............ .$4,9S
@nnOcrbarc SlciSeritpffs@crtbc.
40 30lliqc cnQIiifc I2obair8,
braun, blou uno ihwor5, 60c. mertb;
om Wontag ............... 800.
5O-5ollt9e 9{oboir Sicilion8,
brmut 9topD, 9touoi mo ihmor3, fir
poiieno, soc. GuaIitGt; am
Montog ................ .59c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
Wi1Odleu GleiOer
Ut ocu Niitttcrn acianiacn 4rsiicn.
Nl.aN biS 81 .GN Qlcincr fhr Ggc.

Wln0WensHlelOer
iu Scu Ntittcru aci1niacu 4rsiicn.
Si39 bS St,G9 9ciOcr ihr 60c
@ohbarc forrirte lmo Voo.0Gciocr fir
NdoHcu rou u pis Il GubrCu. nit 2lcfes uno
Vlouleu Gncleu nit ou}u puiicnocr ibIiNtCr
GbumbraU Oc'Cut
$3.50 StctoCr tRr Stt9.
2umn. mo @inabumNIciOcr fb6uc C5mp.
Sncitc, hr EdOhcu i'm glltCr uun bis ti
Su6rCu; mete 9tcrmd mo Nul6cu nit
SpiDcntnntcu; Hoicttc uon Nubphdnocrn
Gppeubcicptc NIouicu 6rom umo uoQcr Nleto.
rod
S29S bis S3.9S aleiocr iir safe.
Mido0cn-Alcocr aus fhbucn puufttrtcp eof.
len QruBc 0erthu init Gul SptGcus GiuilRcu
uro gHiplnA" ans ihIidtcu Stulf; GiuiutsSi
Tel nit Snnreibuno onr6ip0cn
S29S his S3.49 9nitcr Sruwu.alct6rr inr S2t0
Plus bducu. blutrotbcH, GBanlpaOuc uub far
riricu @IgbuUa. 3 Dor" aSutcu an Srunt unn
Hitden; cthc nit SeitcHiultcn nit 2imlcu
NruQclt uno ScOcH lies. Cjr6bcu his If
Sabre,
Wnohcns unn Sinocr.8ccferS, $3.50.
Eccr [bpmpiun lfdutel aus 2inncu uuo mci
Ser Riuue; opppclreibiQc q, Dor siSrOut uuO
RildCn, nuogC5Gdtcr AruQcn emblem am Qlcrs
mel, C5rOBcu u bis l6 Sabre 8lciCbc Guulitis
Ten brucbtcn 5000.
3pcitcr Tlur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
0rORterISertani bon YrOmrnaSe= e=GleiorOtcu,
Nn;ii9en, sSadcts unO 2Saiits fur 9amen.

5000 OoroS id)m0r5e &lciocritoiic,
qon5 mollcnc Gbcoiot2, ?lrnuWc3,
ScracS, @runite.Glotb4, (mila uno
GoupoS. CLOTHS, bis SIT 9Oc. pro Noro
lpcrtb; 5ur9IuSmobI am N}outo0 39c.
100 Stiitc SriorO Sfirtin0S,
gon5 Mouc, 56 3ou brett, QrolL
braun lmo icbmor5, ST mcrtD, pro
2or0 ...................69 69c.
60 Stijdc BON 40-}0QiQcr W}clroic-
Glotb, prdcbtigc Guolitdt ir alien
nclcn &crblt-SSnrbcn mo ihpur5;
regulGrcr Ercis SOC; am W}ontog
fitr .....................3 .33c.
5l-5oIIigc icine ihmur5c mo iors
bigc @roooclotb, $50 lit Der &rcia
al0erlu0rtS, bier. ........... $50.
100 Stiifc 50-56aigc Gopcrt mo
rcgcnOidte Coating; mchr ais 20
pcrihicOenc 0illiter lmo @epcbe Sir
Den ipe5iellen &erfolli am W}ontaq
pro 2oro 79c., SOC, 81 luO mchr.
Bargains in idIluar5cn &lciocritOffCn.
soc gnn5 molcnc 9hma &cilmg
Iir ,..,......... ........ |Jc.
6Oc. gon5 wollcnc Goibmcrc Gbc-
blot .....................3 39r.
19c 52-50llige cngliibc SiciIion
tllr ........a..............47c .47c.
ST 52-50llige gon} moQenc @ounc
Gbeuiots ....,............ $50.
$3.50 54-5oIti9c gon5 moQcuc
9rooocIotb ............... $50.
75c. feline Wioboir, lomiic. =. 45c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
Saltimorc's teiter SaOru.
Oci6irr9arnitrer ,s,'',''.'.. 's ''',',aa y..,,.,

"nae~dbntN
Stfe
uncrsm rucreat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
3ufrieOrubcit uuO cjclSrriparuna fOlat ocnt
Saul oCier
beIten aleiOnngaltiife fir Suabcn.
SOC. suoOen.anicpOicn iar SOC.


Plus euem Qau3ourncu luc6. torf ncnd6t
Er0bPn bis l6 Sabre lur MonnB, hua
Raar 39r
$500 anabrn. smul.AuiHGc fir S39S.
Die @rfpurub an ieoCm g(U6uee iuutc bcU
Qruburiigien 8erldul pon Shul zYlrSt9et bier
ton3entrrcn, Ncin uuoCrcr Suheu i'll Der Sidot
bictei 70 quite 9ln5iQe 1ilr 70 gertugee S5clh an
Sic 5uthe nniiir murocn nit lSiidliht uuI Nlctos
ianicit ruo gutes IruAcu ioradtig Gcpdblt
o ole 9tn5ipe IN 10 outer uuo ebrItbcr Sctlc
beraeiieut, odB un8cmobnlihc 2rdobdrtelt &c
SoppeIrcibec uub WGaroicu &louien4u3fNe
in rcicbeu uno h6ncn Sficfielt, n Gbenot@
lSuriteoe nit brCicn SbultcrH gute9 Slttcr
9(uc Sdrme nit Sctc 0cudbt nm gebtrtg uec
ftdrft Soppelreboe 9lniigc. in @r0ben nou
8 bis t6 SubrcH. WinlrocusNIop'eH III @roBcn
bon bis 10 ,Subrcn.
0nnbcn.9luSiaC, $500 6iS $1,000.
Sebr fene 9ln5iiGc in mdnniihcn Niooeu
nit breiicn ShuliCru hurhmcQ teiH bcraeitcut: :
aus ueuen @bcnioi5 mo gSOriieoa eiutnCh oocr
ouppclreibg ilno in ucucn ouppcIrcbgcn Nor
fuIfs0luoeH SuS p0rNclCpc NNurtlmcHt nladDt
oua 9uiandblcu al cinenl &crguilacH
6rci! smrri6irOrrsSHficu. 1rci!
g9ir merocu oicc l&n6c coCm Nduicr cueS
Nnuhcns9tn6uqcS cine lCbnnc ShrcbleoersglCbic
ncbt Snbdl itbcnIcn,
Srtter 5lur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04

t2e. Hnilntt 10c S9iuere 8inncrnc Piuuneu
soc. unitatt Soc. 3uoepnnneu= Sitc.
lac. unituu 25c Irodens9uttcrc'n fir eIer
trilcbe SlingclH.
sc. Sin SupcHo SbudtcIn Sbcr6rts Strcib.
b03er.
95e. nuftatt $125. 8orbangpauncr garbs
lang.
soc. anitutt 65c. @bfuusGmer NIT EedcL.
fir 25e. TodhigcI aus polirtcm 0ol5.
95c. nnitntt 1925, 3cppids9eicn
25c. unitntt 30c SGpere 9rabt ScicnbcbdItcr
iiir Sdoeiuannen. nidelilber8ogen.
5e. uufutt Sc Neiiingene SbubInocnerffc
&c. Gnitntt 10c. Nhcnmeiier.
75e. nnfiat SlOO @ayantirte 98uifcrittcr.
sc. oos 0ubcno nnitait 1Oc. 3innernc lbcc.
l0ffcl.
t0t. 1oiIetpnpcrs@riic
25e. 9dnofd9en aus gegoienem StObI
Ojnts @umndlc. .GjcaenitdHec III ulebriocu
9reiien.
SOC. ous 0ubcno Guarts 5ru6tedfcr
SOC. o1s Suteno unitutt 7jc. ,Wtuion" Idpic
5meiouarts@rbbc.
6je. bns Subcno nuitntt 500. 5ruhtt6pfc
nit grobcm DhtloC.
25c. Srubtpreiien
tOc. Yfunofid Furuffns gSdrhs.
pc ouS Subeno. GHmdnc I6pfc
4c buS Nntcno 28ndsitringe Sum SicecIn Der
ie. oas Suecno. &ufhitrinec sum Sic0elu Der
StHmaheunHcn.
- 3m ilntergeifuR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
Amrnpntktm nltf Oct
EImdJt,
9aS gauge erlte NrmersGOrpS
oct IuiirH bOn Oen Sapas
nern nmjiusrlt.
@cncral Stnfelbcr9 ais Der SiinocH.
bod bc5etdInet.

Giau.g)nn9 OOn OCn 5Hpnncrn bcickt.
- glllc TorrGtbc Dcr6rannt nno
bic Gnlucrma9a5inc uOn ben
9nilcn 5um GrplOoircn gcbradDt.
SnrUfi nnf Der NOrOicite OcS
SaitiC. C.Slnhcs. - Conformation
in ct. HctcrS6nrg. - Die linz
gliifSbptidlNftcu nmtlidJ beltGtigt.
- 9iuIicn ba6en nugcBenre Gcr-
lutte III DcricidDncn.-gl Suffa
nnug auf Gntiat uOu Bort Ar'
tbnr NnfgcgC6cn.
Yctcr3burG 3. Sept D llbr
9lbcn02. - Soeben lit bier ein BE.
ridt cinBctroiicu, OoB @cnerol 8u-
ropottin oui pollcr 6llldt lit. 0os
&rieg3 Qcportcmeut beitdtigt, ooB
iold)' cine 9}o6ridt POM 9riegSs
iAoupIoBc gcfonmcn it, oo6 iei
0ic gtadrid)t ui6t offi3ieQ. GoS
ariegS Geportcment iogt, 0oB e3
nod intuer o6nc omtlibe Sniornlo'
tion ilber oCn &onpi 5miiden <'
ropottiu mo Grroti lit. 9enn Der
9eribt pobr lit, Dab lid Ser ruff
lbc S6cr GommunOeur auf Der
6lu6t beiinoct, Oonn bot wobr'
i6eiItliH cine Seiten- noer 6lonfens
bemeguug Der Soponcr pom 8eIten
oicicn Sdritt notbmenoig gema6t.
@eriidte. 0oB Die Soponer oen 2ioo'
6luB binouf3oAeu lno iid) bel Sins
mintin con5entrirten, er6ielten lidJ
por 9luS6ru6 oc8 Samples 6ei Siao
Oong ollfrcd)t (rob ocS iSeblenS
Der untli6cn 9eitGtiglmg Ser &eti'
roOe &uropattin'S fiel Der 9eribt
mic cine toltc (ol6e ouf oen @ene-
rullto6. Ger aoiicr tuelher ndd)
9i60u gC6Cu molte, bat ieine Reiic
IN 6olgc Gciicn oitigeihobeu. S5n
oen lettcn OrCi logcn bat er icine
meiite Belt nit icinen aobinetSnut'
glieocrn un 9(lcrunOro Ralalte 6u'
ge6rodt. Gin bober StobS Ofii'
5icr ioQte, oob 8uropotfin e& nidt
uo0cn f0nntc, ieine &orrdtbe Su
2ioo })uuQ I'M Stihe 5u lolien, ion'
bern mubriheirlih bort ein glrntee'
corps 5unr Shubc oerielben 5lrild'
gcloiien bobc. 3n oiciem Sale fonn'
tc Yioo })ong I'M ruiiiih iopont'
idcn ariegc cin jlueiteS SaOpinitb
mcr0cn.
Mrurrn( StnfcI hrrn's VI Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04

$500 unitntt $1,000. SpcifesGurnituren aus
nmerlfnnifChcm RurScllnu nit 9umensS efpz
rationen, 100 Sttde.
SG.95 nnftatt $1,000. Spcic.@arntureu aus
cHaltbem Bor5ellau, nit gcibmudpnucu uIIs
tergnrteH SeioruOncn.
$500 nnitait $4,000. Spcie.@arnituren aus
&atiebaocr Sietnaut. nit uettcn 9lumens
Scioratipnen III Snrbcn.
$1,000 anitutt $500. Speile.Garntturen aus
rGbcu 0ubtlaHh" Ror6Clluu, nit Rumeu=S Sefus
rdtionen uuo Sob NefordtiuuCn init Sleilds
Blatten; 101 StildC.
$500 auitatt $500. Ibccs@arntlren aus fe.
mem Harlsbuocr StcnGut, nit icb6nen Scfos
raioucn.
S1.95 anitntt $3.50 Uufd .@arnituren aus
dmertianttbem Sor5elun nit geichmddoul=
len Scioratiunen,
S3.95 lSaids@arniiurCn nit ultbInueu 9Sebeus
Seforaionen; 10 Stlide
500 onftatt 5000. g&ai6. .C5arniturcu aus ~
StitdeH Die aeibmudbOlle Decoration III
eln natlrltber nit golbper3crtcr Numens
Sifeit
$3.50 anitutt $1,000 SSufc s@arninrcn. NIT
bnnogemdtcu Roicn ociurrt II arpbc
pbnntaitegclormte Stidc ucbit SCbiiiicI
Simmer ucrlanstc 0uus.lltrniilieu.
S2.95 anitutt $500. % SUR earanttrtc G5or.
tenblaud1c, pouidnoig. init Stbruube uno
SprinfIer.
t5c. nnitatt 25c Gin gOIoouitrter Gilt.@allonc
6cruiHsGimCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-04
Nt6t ei1t i3ufaQ.

Holano Enrf pcrounft icine
Gntltebllng ni6t einem 3uiaH.
GS lit Ons Helultot bon lpobl-
all5geondten lno emlig ou8ge.
fiibrten El1nen - nit Dem be-
barrlidl periolgten 3ued, einen
@obnplub 81 i6oiicn, Der per-
rnonent beirieoigeno iein oiirite.
@1re es niht fllg bon ISbnen
gebanOelt, Sbr Scim BORT ein5l-
ribten, no ISbnen Ole Yortheilc
ioIher Grin5ipien 81 9beiI per-
ben? Gie Soften iino gering
poer MIR nenig ncbr, ulS BORT
no oieie 8ortbeile iln6 Die 3n-
liderllng ciner gcI6iibten 9tah-
barif)ait nift eriItiren.
Cine 2ln5dbI 0dlier meroen
gum 8erfouf oiferirt un0 font
nen balo 6enltbt lper0en. Tieie
fonnen noh Dem &ermietbltngS-
plan gefollft lperoen.
aGuier BON leeren 9olipldben
fonnen IelbIt bouen ooer Die
Gompngnie miro fiir oieielben
itnter oenielben lcidJtcn gcbin.
gungcn bniten.
llnler eleftrii6es 9lutonobil
miro Sic ollf Dem Gigentbum
berunlinbren.
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:, sOnutag, ben 4, September 1904.
9 bero'$,
23, 25 mmb % 0Seit- Segimgtpn-St
Sn lOl6er @etle geben wtr Oiele @o0e
Die WaQren meg!

Sn0 lnn9lnmC Nrbcin gaubanbwcrfcr bat Cntui
ons Ggdc Ginrcffn Sb &HruaNrcn nbcHt
Saon bis n Sbmrcn co SnnSc mirO bic gage Crn y
mnfcn iOfOrt Grcidcrung bNbcn Gnc cnintonclc
ErciSbcidnciSnna mirO m6r 9nn duifcn, @adrOc ncOg
Erci pcn bcrcOtnmcr ais Muc 9pppctc z, s. rccn
ing Stamps irci NiUntaQ.
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General Stofclberg'S ar'
NEE uuigCrieben.

NEE uuigcrieben.
EctcraburG 4. Sept 1915
OlorQcna. - Sans HuBlanO miro
| bcutc iriib ourh Die Otorgen3eltlln'
gen in &enntniB geicbt. 0oB auro'
potfin'9 2lrmcc IN boiler Slutt III,
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rltiliifen FlaneS, Ole Soponer III
ernliloen mo Die Sopaner 5lt 5lpin,
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5lt uerl1n9ern ulO 5u erihperen.
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ben Gi9eniinn oeS 8enerals Stofcl-
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roputfin 6ol8e IeiItcte, ioiort il6cr
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-22
Letter to E. S. Werts.

Dear Sir: Two years ago the es-
tate of the late Congressman Scott,
of Erie, Pa, painted "a Rolling-Mill
houses one coat Devoe at saving OF
II per cent. for, paint Qead-and-oil
was after the job.)
That's how the tale reads. We in
fer what really happened.
zThe buyer, as usual, went by the
cost OF paint: got bids. Lead-and-oil
bid low and guessed the quantity
cent
Nobody seems to have thought OF
this: the painting costs two or three
times as much as the paint. How
much did he save on the paint? Don't
know.
The tale ends with this: We often
refer inquirers to. those houses. for
wear of Devoe.
That's a good-enough story; but
nobody knows what it is. Our only
difficulty is want OF paint-intelligence.
Yours truly,
20 F. w. Dovoe & CO.
Sold by Newberry Hdwe. CO.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-22
NOTICE.

We will receive applications for
Dispenser OF the Hown OF Prosper
ity, S. c.. Tuesday. the Goth day OF
April, and we will consider same and
elect on the 10Th day OF May for the
term Of one year at a salary of $4,000
(Forty Dollars) per month. !Applica-
tons must be legally presented.
= Jacob Sem.
: J. R. Harmon,
J. R. Scurry.
Members OF County Board of Con-
troll for Newberry County.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-22
MODERN JEWELRY STORE.
Messrs. Daniels and Williamson
Have One of the Best Stocks
In Up-Country.

\ modern and well-arranged jewel
~ store is a thing OF beauty. New
berry now has one OF the best ard
largest jewelry establishments in the
rp-country. conducted by MeSsrs.
Daniels and Williams IN. Mr. Will
hanson. who conducted iewelry es-
tablishment in Union Tor several
years past. was asSocia,ed with Mr..
J. Guy Daniels in the early part OF
this year With their combined ex-
perience they were able to put in the
beautiful: line OF goods which thy are
now carrying.
They have recently made large
addition to their sterling silver ware.
The line includes the celebrated Cor
hams and Writings makes. and there
are in stock at the present time chests
ranging in price from SIPS down,
spoons, forks. knives, fancy pieces,
and in fact everything in this line
which can be found anywhere in a
well-seiected stock carried by jew
elry store.
The line OF cut glass has been ma
terially added TO lately but is not as
complete yet as it will be made very
soon. The prices. however. have
been greatly reduced.
As to the line OF silver plate.-well,
it is beautiful. comprising full line
OF the genuine 1877 Rogers silver
plate, including everything these ia
nous manufacturers place on the
market A special run just at present
is being made on soup ladies.
4 glance at the watches carried
by this firm convinces that it is the
largest line of watches carried in the
upper part of the state. and the stock
is not yet complete. Everything can
be found from a nickel watch to
solid gold watch, in sizes ranging
from that OF dime piece to eight
teen inches in circumference. There
is nice line OF diamonds, too. though
this line is not as full as it will be
made a little latter on. There is
complete line of small jewelry,-scarf
pins, cuff buttons, etc.
One OF the triumphs OF the manu-
T. IL ,,,L;,I Moccrc
Daniels and Williamson have in
stock. 1t is styled an Anniversary"
clock. and needs to be wound only
once each year But should the wind
ing be forgotten at the end of the
year it will run thirty-Fve days,
longer. making four hundred days
which the clock will run with one
winding. The hands Of the ordinary
clock move FIVE times each second.
Owing to its peculiar construction.
the hands OF this clock move once in
ten seconds That is the secret.
There are the ordinary clocks too
a full line,-ranging in price from 60
cents to SIS.
In the optical line both members
Of the firm are specialists and have a
stock of which any firm in the Caro-
linas would be proud. In repair work
they are we'll fitted. both having had
long experience And they carry
full line OF John Hollands fountain
pins. too In TACT. they have every
thing which any well-ordered jewelry
store ought to have
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-04-22
A Promising Young Diplomat.
Philadelphia Press.

There is a certain small Do.t, named
Rer,e. who lives on Green street,
not far from Twentieth, who will
make diplomat some day. He has
a sister one year younger than he is.
Last Christmas their grandmother
gave them an aquarium containing
two beautiful little goldfish. One
morning Berthe went to feed the gold
fish, and he found only one fish in
stead OF ,wo Sad TO say. the other
one had jumped out Of the aquarium
during the night and had died.
= Sister announced BERTHE at
breakfast. as soon oS they sat down to
the table. your goldfish is dead
The little girl was terribly shocked
and forgot that most goldhshes are
exactly alike and that she and her
brother had never made a division.
But after the period OF mourning was
over she asked one day:
BERTHE. how did you know it was
my fish and not yours that died?"
Bertie was nonplussed for a mo-
ment and driven into a corner. so he
took refuge in an air Of superior con-
tempt
How did | know" he repeated
scornfully. Huh! Isn't that just like
woman:
And the little sister meekly accept
ed her brothers decision.