davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-05
selbffmoro p~erbtuSert.

8iele tuiro es eeuiB lebbaft inte+
relfteren, ooB elm 8orbduaungsmit>
tel geaen Selbitmoro entoedt NOR
ben lift. Nlgeneine RieoeroeId[Q.
aenbeit uno grlh6pfung oes gu.
items eeben fait INNER benz Selb,t.
mDroe porar. gs lift aber etuas oe.
funoen mDroen, mas oiele 8uStdnbe
beieitigt, welde gum SelbftmOroe Al
fGbren pfleaen. Dian nebrne Ihon
beim eriten 8eoanfen an Selbuers
nibtuna Electric 8itters". Do oer-
ielbe elm arDBer Reroenitdrfer lit,
uiro er bic Weroen trdftigen uno oas
ourb oa8 Spitem nieoer a~ufbaueu.
&a reguliert AUDI in arltaun(iher
@eiie Den Waaer, Die 4eber uno bic
0ieren. Sc foitet nur 50 Gents.
Befrieoiaung 9arantiert bic Npotbete
bon 8alteper & SON unb BON
aoolpb 9reiB.
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Gar 3 Grturltoneu cur Welts
NusItelluna,

Gin II. uno 81. Wai pertau5t Die
9eras uno 8acitic . 8abn Speaiols
@reuriions' 9idets nad ct. Souls
uno suriid BON alien 8unften ibrer
2inie in 3eras, NrtanIas uno Qnul,
lia1a fir tueniaer al8 einen Tabr.
preis. Die 9idets iino uur in ben
re9elmdBigefl Gars eiltia uno fiiroie
Dauer pom fieben 1aaen. 8enoet
gud ouJ ireeno einen aeeuten Der
Qinie.
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WtnlaomaG:

Iae &ameraoen Der Snbiantr.
@gpeoitium unter @eneraI
W IL 8 uno General Me9ius
[ lie i'm Sabre 1874 iiber Die 8fauo.
gitacaou iino freunolibft eriuHt, Id.
rem alten Rameraaen BoDts an
Der Norbofede ber 1T. unb
Marfts StraBe in st. 2puis
W o. gu beiuhen.
Die alte Gtma tpiro repspou.
siert uno ote 2onesS tarsSfaa.
9 e tpiro Guh ben @ea seiaen.
Iore1e: f. 0. LANCE Wine q tiqHar Co.
&. .. 2anae. Brei. Boots.
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Sic 9ooes.gtrafe.

Cine 8%leinieteit fiibrt oft ben Sob
berbei. Sbon oft tuar Der Sob bic
Strafe fir Die Bernuhldifiguna tlei.
ner, unbeoeutenoer tleiner &iSie,
Sduittnunoen ooer @eibmare.
SDrii6ti9e 2eute BADEN oesbalb inns
i,er BudlenS Nrnita. Salbe i'm 0au.
le. Sc lit bic bette Salbe auf gr.
ben, oenn iie perbinoert ieben iplden
erniten Guseana, uenn es iib nm
Uranos ooer S6nittpunoen. &c.
idwire o0er 6am0rrb0ioen banoelt.
Sour 25c in ben Ippthefen oon s..
8alteper & Son uno Nbolpb OreiB.
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(Gus benz pRlaoOsraoatd)+ J
3ur 9ieler WuAe.

Dreimol gtna nSn9omar" init Sdluu,
Surb's 8iel por aMsteor",
Wie RaieftdtSheleioigung
&ommt mir 10 ettoas Dor,
Stets seist Der gontee bod baual
Sid unb BON @brfurdt frei;
Sd 9laub', CT bahte niht einmal
Sid iraenb tpas babel.
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San Antonio
International Fair
0Dsns Oct. az. Closes Nov.
OPENS Oct. az.
5rete Reile ua9 81. 9onts uno
suriiG.

I'm ben 8eiubern Der @eltauss
itelIuug ent9eaensufummen miro Die
SO. &C.. .s8abn (9be 8atp) einen
neuen Sbnea3ug spilden @alue.
itDn uno San Gntonio uno ct.
2oui8 einlegen uno Die erfte Berion,
bic einen 9amer fir oielen t1euerl
8ug einienoet, Der anaenpmmer
meroen miro. erbdlt Elm 5rei.9i6et
BON irgenb elmer Station in 5eras
nah ct. Gouis unb suriif mdbreno
Der Nusfenung. Die folaenoen 8e.
o~ingunaen iino gu beobadten: Der
0ame muB neu uno DrtgineQ uuh
turs unb peritanolih fem. Nue Wfit.
teiluneen in 8esue bierauf Iino All
rihten an Us. 6. @ruIb,
IS. 8 Dor SEQ. $40 8.
Gnuas. Ieras.
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Nic. 9enaa.

Bud uno observation-disclosures.
l9aft. aunitiahen. Hancs.artitel,
Spieltparen etc.
Sn Der NIT benz @elh1ft perfume
oenen attiaeu5s9 ruderei tuer6ett aiIe
Mrten BON Drudiaben auf oas @ss
ibmadooQite anaefertig; audi Wifs
tens, 6ohseits. unb Wratulotiouss
8arten. Roitenanfbldee fur ben
Druid oun Statnten uesben aeliefsgt !,
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Cont 9rieasSAaaplase.

Das 8riiengerid1t in @labis
u0ltod bat entlbteben, r1ur oieienis
gen 3eile Der 2aouna oes Dampfers
,,Irabia" su tonfissieren, Die mach
Sapan beftimrtt mareu. S0balo otez
lelben nusoelaben iinb, miro oas
Shif irei9efafien meroen.
Die Sapaner baben etne Nns
aabl ru11tIber 9UrpeoobDute, Torpez
oubuDt' 8erftDrer uno aanunenbuDte,
Die aus benz 6afen bon Sort Qrtbur
berausfamer, suriidQetrteben.
Nus CEN ,gbmana miro atn 3.
4uguit aemelbet: General 9uroti
itebt iebt NIT 100, 900 Mann blnter
ben Guiien, General Ofu NIT 50.s
600 Manrt ppr linen uno pon Der
linfen Settle bringt General 90o5u
nit tpeiteren $4,000 Wanr auf iie
elm. @enn &uropatfin oies Mal
aeihlaaer miro, muB er entueber
nab @eiten oeben poer Iid ergebet1.
- 0ad benz 8eribt oes @enerala
G~uropatfin iinb in BEN @efeht bel
Simuheng am 81. Suli auF rHffiiher
Seite nur a%noertbalb 9%iuiiiunea ens
aagiert aetuelen.
Die iapaniide @elanotibaft in
WalbinatDn bat nahitebenoe Depeihe
aus EDfiD erbalten: .@eneral Sfu
berihtet, oa6 Der Seino fih felt Dem
/. Nuguit in nDrolider &ibtuue ars
ridsiebe. Im 8. Quauit beiebte uns
iere Qrnaee 6at Ghena uno SEEM
@bpang, breiBig Weileu nurb6ftlih
non benz 6afenplab aleiden Wamens
aeleaen."
SelomaribaI OBama, Der
Observation-Disclosures Der iapaniihen
Nrmee. unb lein @eneralitabshei
Gooama baben 4ai CHOU oerlaiien
uno ibr 6auptquartier i'm sSelee etas
bliert.
= Tlthtlinae aus Bort artbur,
Die in gbefuD anaefommen iino,
meloen, Die Sapaner bdtten Die mei'
item Der duBeren 8efeifiaunsen ae.
nummen.
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patet Sud por salben aeaen ga.

TART. Die Nnedilber sRtbaIteiL oa liedflbsr Fher
pen Sim oes Scrubs ~Serft6ren unb oas aan5s Sps
ZEN ooill9 %3srriitten ruiro, IDenn e ourh bic ihletz
n!!l9en Dbertdden e%iuoringt. 6otAe 4rtite( Iolten
me alg:r aHt geroronanq gut ~berafeney asr3te &C.
5ebnmal 10 gruB ii a[s oas G,llte, oes abr SoeST r..
Steltn %tonntst: 9atPs RatarTb ERnr,
abri3iert BON 8. ). @benep s. 60, Solebo. Dhiel,
entbdlt tein Quedflber uno miro inuerlih oenSms
men nno lOirtt brett aui bic ialeimisen O6epaaAsn
pes gqItems. @enn Jbr 6aa's Raiarr6 : Gar
lpir6 tlnerlth genonnsn uuo IN Soleoo. ObiO. 1on
3. j. @benep& 60. 9emaft. w
EB- Gsgtaatt non alien apotbstsrn. 9reis Is
Gents bic Glai6e. -
eaa's Eamitien =9ilen ftno Die belgu.
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Die &1aigtm a1er BiQen lit bic st.
Bernar6:&rduter,4i Billie, ueiche felt Sahr.
bunberten nit arDRter Sorefalt bon
ben e%hrtuftroieen ct. Bernard : Brloern
bereitet tuoroen lit. Gus ben beilfraftt.
gen Nlpentrnutern, ruelhe Die frommen
Wonhe NIT fun6ieem Sinn iammelten,
er5engten lie oas lberaus uertnoIe Seit.
mittel, tuelfes fi6 Bel 8~ertppfuna, Sc.
berlet6en, 8eroauun9sibtuabe uno alien
Stbrungen Der nnterleibs Sreane amI
DaS @fGu5erofe betudbrt. 2eibenbe
iueroen eS niht berfeueu, benz alien unc
bendbrten beutid)en 5eilmittel 81 per,
trauen, ebe ie ith gu ibrem Nadteil
0 ben gleiBneriihen Nnpreiiungen
tuertfoier uno ifdbliher Mirturen. Bill,
fen uub auberet @rdparate perIeiteu
laffen.
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~- Weeen nieoriaer Water aar
Weltausfeaung mad ct. Souls pik
Eeraa & Bacific : Gabn beTraat hi
geno eine1 9idet 8 Aoenteyt U0eg
ldreibt an g. 3. turner, 0eues
ral. Baffaaier. Naent. Dallas. 9ssos.
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nm5er @olStaao.

8u ben erfreulibiten @ri9einun-
gen auf pirtidaftlihem @ebiet ges
Bort bic Tatiahe, oaB uuiere Nus.
Fubr Die ginfubr beitdnoig iebr er.
beblib ii~beriteigt. Sin ben NIT benz
80. SUM en0enoen flint lebten Sab.
rem iteIen Die betrefenben 8ablen
fi1 fOlaenoermaBen:
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vSOrU > Jurmatin'f (@imer Il
anienS), lit als autiieptiides 3abns
uno Wtunouafer unGbertroffen. 6.
E. Shmiot 6ouiton, Ser. MQent.
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fans. Der fran86Iilden Reaieruna
oas Neht Der giniprade in Den TalI
Der 8iih6fe BON Qanal uno Diion
au5uertennen, bat Der WiniIter Del
cafe nahitebenoe 0ote an ben 8atis
tan gelanot unb oatnit bic diplomas
ttlden 8~eaiebunaen 3u oem1elben
abaebr0fen: nNaboem Bel oerlhiez
oenen @%elegenbeiten Die biesIeitiqe
Reeierung auf Die ernite Yerlebuna
tbrer Eedate unter benz &onfDrbat
aufmerfiam gemabt bate, pelhe Die
oiretten unterhanoluneen oes 8ati.
fans nit ben fran50iiiGen Bii@1fen
ohne Die mettli6e Niabt su Rate su
steben. NIT melber oas 8onforoat
ab9el6loHen Duroe, inpoluieren,
uno oa Der papltlihe Staatslefretar
in ieiner Qntpurt bonn 25. Snli elm
~oerartiges 8oraeben geraoe5u ianfs
ttontert bat, 10 bat bic &egierung
Der &enublif belhtoi5en, Die ~Dffisiels
fen Besiebungeu abaubreben, rpelde
nab benz eigenen grmeflen oes
pdpitlihen STUDIES geqenitanbslos
%gepproen ftno." Der pdpltlibe
Staatsiefretdr. 8aroinal Merrp Del
8al, erwiberte, oaB Der 0untius
9orenaelli iofort Weiiuua erbalten
nlroe, Yaris III berlaHen. Der
0uHtius lift audi ihon mad Rom
abQereiIt.
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Mbnt man 0efabr?

2lbnt man 8efabr?
Der General Stnatsanmait bai
Die Nbii6t funo gegeben, iih ndbet
nit ben Inaelegenbeiten unb Ser
bdltnifen oer Saparer 5u beiHafti=
gen, Die fih in Der 4ulteneeno, be.
ionoers in 8ra5os unb @bartDr
County, nieoeraelafien baben, uul
Heisbau 81 betreiben unb oenen ea
bort in ieber 8esiebuug 10 gefaat,
oaB fie, mie fie iaaen. 6unoerte ihrer
2anosleute ueraulaifen meroen. it,
men su folaen, um eiaene GofDnien
ri %arinben. Ser Staatsantpalt be-
fiirhtet, oaB es iih urt Die Smpur.
tation biaiger Grbeitsfraft banoeli
uno oas iogenannte Filler" s@elet
in Inmenoune gebraht meroen
f6nnte.
Darauf eriDlgt nun ieitens Der
bier bereits anldifiQen Sapaner, be-
men man ibrigens bel ibrem grlheis
men in 9eras bDbit liebensmuroia
entge9en9efommen lit, benen man
2an0 anpies uno es i6ner oertaufts
uno iiberbaupt Iaes oufbot, um lie
gum 6ierhleiben gu benegen, Die Grs
fldrung, oaB iie ourdaaus nidt bic
Nbiibt bitten, bic Nrbeiter, Die lie
n6tig baben unb bic 1ie our Nusuans
oerung 81 beme9en i'm Begriffe ite~
ben, ais Gbhdngige, relp. als Stla,
ben 81 bebanoeln, funoern oaB iie
ibnen Die ubliben, bier berrihenoen,
2~Dhnpreiie aussablen uno iie ols
freie Grbeiter bebanoeln tperoeu.
G8 1T fraglih, oh es ibpn jebt am
Blase uar. 8eihen pDn 8eunrubie
gun9 tuegen oieier gu ertpartenben
ar0Beren iapaniiden ginpanoerung
gu erfennen 5u geben. Die bier
r%uohnenoen Sapaner meroen uil5en,
Dab iie lire 2anosteute unter benz
aDntrattlpftem nibt hierberbringen
oirfen uno fie tueroen fih teiner
uebertretuna Der Staatsaeiebe ibul=
big MAIDEN.
gS lit aber an5unebmen, bob Die
paar Sapaner unleren teraniIGen
8eisbauern iest ihDn unbequem ge=
moroen iino tueaer1 ibrer Renntniiie
i'm 6ahe, tpegen hires 5leiBes unb
ibrer @enigiamfeit, bea. Beoiirfniss
loligteit. Wan firbtet lire Som
furrens uno besbalb bic a~naereate
bebDrolihe Bedngitiaung.
Die Sapn1er moQen aber ltidt rur
bier ben 2eisbau betreiben, lonbern
tie nolen aud Die Brooutte oeiiels
ben geraoe mie in ibremt 6eimnttanoe
auf Deridieoenfte Weiie nermenoen.
Gue benz Strob folIen @eHehte aaer
Nrt bergeiteQt uno aus ben &0rnern
Elm erfriihenoes Getrdnf aeruonnen
tperoen, oeiien 8ereituua uur ben
Saparlera befannt it uno ruelhes bel
tbnen Die itdrtereH Doer alfobolhaltis
gen @etrdnte eriebt.
Die Sapaner iino Elm a~uFaefl6rtes,
feiBiaes. inbuitrieles unn ~lernbeoie.
RIGGS Bolt. Sic perben iid, bier
fhnea atflimatifieren uno einleben
nno oa bic eriten N~nt6mmlinae nit
Gaem, was fie bier b~Draefua0en, 10
auBeroroentlih sufrieoen iino, 10
tam es nift au8bleiben. baB Elm be-,
oeuteroer 0a@ihub erfolgen miro.
uno BET ibrem SleiB, ibrer Nusoauer
uno ibrem 0tonomiihen Sinn ltebt
gu eruarteu, baB fie iih INNER me6r
a~usoebnen. INNER mebr 2ano am
faufen uno nieaeiht Nnoere perordn.
gen lueroen. SDQte cies uieueiht
Die @efabr iein, bic man BON Der
aablreiden iapaniihen ginmanoe,
runo befiirhtet?
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Der SammelpIab aIer Deuts
lden - Shol8 Seldom. alamo.
8la3a.
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- Shola' Saloon bietet einen
nnaenebmen Gufentbalt.
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gett ibcr 90 Sabrcu

lHeu puree Wrs. 8ingloro's soD-
thing : SDrup uon WiiliDuen BON
Utiittern beim 8abnen Der ainoer
%onaemenbet. Wtr1t Du i'm Sd(ofe
ourd bas Shreien zines Sinoes oe=
It6rt, oaB i'm 3abnen 1T uno Dor
Sbmer5en meint? @enn 10, lalie
lofort cine sSlaide bon ,,Mrs.
Minslous 5uDtbina Sprup" holeu.
Sein Wert lit unbeaablbar. Sc miro
benz fleinen 2eioenoen lUfort Hinoes
rung peribnffen. 8erloBt eud oa.
raul, Wtiitter, es lit fein 8weifel
oariber. Sc BELT Oiarrboe, reaus
ltert ben Wagen uno ole 0ieren,
beleitigt Binb 9olif. errpeiht ben
9aumen, u%erbinoert @ntaiinouna
uno ftdrft oas gauge Sgftem.
Mrs. WinslupS Soothing Gnrup"
fir aahnenbe 8inber lit anoenebm
i'm 8ei6mad; oas Recept itammt
BON einem Der beiten peiblideu
Nerste in ben Ser. Staaten. Sc lit
bel alien 9ruagiiten in Der aanaen
Welt su baben. 8reis Is Gents per
Slalbe. &auft nihts onoeres, als
Wirs. 8inslows SoDthinq Syrup.
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sometimes paying handsome profit
and at other times not fetching the
cost Of production, corn will always
pay a splendid dividend, paying
best :, those times when cotton Is
worth least. Corn is tha safest and
surest crop that in this region O.
summer heat and droughts a farmer
can plant
The drought that cuts the corn
crop short always Injuries the cotton
crop more; that is to say, when
justice has been shown the corn in
preparation and cultivation of the
land"
This is truth forcibly stated. and
the farmers of South Carolina
would do well to heed this timely
advice.
The trouble with the South for
more than a quarter of century
has been that her people have not
been making their own supplies.
There has been too much planting
of cotton at low prices aud buying
of corn and flour and meat at prices
almost double the cost of raising
these same articles at home. The
farmers have gradually been learn
ing the lesson which was gained
from hard experience, and as re,
suit the South has prospeied for the
past few years.
There is a possibility, however,
that with the present high price OF
cotton our people may forget the
experience of the past 1t is dan
ger which they ought to see and
can very easily avoid.
The prosperity Of South Carolina
and of the South demands that he.
people,-her agriculturists, shall
raise their own supplies. 1t is the
old doctrine OF live at home -
and it is as good nov as it was
when cotton was; bringing four
cents per pound.
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Whatever the course of our gov
ernnent in the matter may be, the
sympathy of the people of the Unit
ed States is with ! sJapan in her
struggle with Russia. There is not
a single benefit, as we see it, which
can accrue to civilization or to
Christianity from Russian victory.
In addition to this Japan is fight
ing for her existence and her de-
feat means that the; highest civiliza-
ton yet attained BY the people of
the East be wiped out.
The two nations have already
met on the sea and Japan has made
a few successful and telling strokes.
Russia as yet has not had time to
amass her great forces, but the two
nations are almost equally matched
in their navies and the indications
seem to point to the success of the
navies of Japan.
To attempt to predict the out
come in a contest Of this kind is i'm
possible. Taken all in all. Russia,
of course. is the much stronger ma
ton. Her civilization, however, is
inferior and the little nation may
vet win the victory.
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FOR TOWN OFFICERS.
The Approaching Primary has Set Git
zens of Prosperity % Talking
$4,000 School Building.

Prosperity, February IA cltl-
zens' meeting was called for last
tuesday night to hear the report OF
the committee OH regulations for
the approaching primary. The
weather was very unfavorable, and
but few besides the committee at
tended. AS the primary approaches
our people are beginning to talk
about our next officers. especially
our next mayor, as it is generally
understood that DR.. Hunter will
not stand for reelection. He has
served three consecutive years and
many improvements attest his &C
tivity and public spirit. So our peo-
pie are talking about our next
mayor. A mayor is wanted, they
say, who breathes in sympathy with
the general progressiveness all
around. Some half dozen or more
names have already been mention
ed-Dr. 6. T. Wyche, Mr.. A. H.
Hawkins, Mr.. R. c. Counts, Capt.
Tno. B. Fellers, and others.
The citizens meeting on Friday
night of last week called to hear
additional report of the committee
of twelve adopted the recommended
ton of the committee that the maxi
mum bond issue be 5000, coupled
with the condition that the school
levy be not increased for the dis
trict during the life OF the bonds.
Messrs. J. NJ. Wheeler, J. P. Bow
ers and J. H. Hunter will be named
in the bill as ali advisory board to
act with the school trustees to eS-
pend the money in the event OF the
bonds being voted.
Mr.. Geo. Dominick, OF the St.
Lukes community, died Wednesday
morning after six weeks illness.
He was buried in the Prosperity
cemetery Thursday.
Mr.. L. s. Bowers made busi-
ness trip to Columbia this week.
Solicitor T. S. Sease was a vlsl-
tor to Our city the latter end of last
week.
Mrs. w. A. Moseley and Mrs. F:
E. Schulnpert are off to Our capital
city for a stay of some length.
Miss Marie Latham, of Little
Mountain, and Misses Lucille Wise
and Jessie Caughman, of Saluda
county, visitd our town recently.
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4oiI;: .2:z:asa s ~ ;ss i! Ss7Ns
<. n. ACLin EDITOR.
LET Us HAVE THEIR SIDE.

Secretary OF State Jesse l. CAN'T
and Former Attorney General u.
Duncan Bellinger have publicly
stated that they and the other men,
hers of the commission for the COM
pleton of the State House have
been done an injustice in the report
of the legislative committee, in that
they were not even given a hearing
bv the committee before the report
was made. Mr.. Frank P. Mllburn'
the architect who drew the plans
and specifications, asks that )udg-
nent be suspended until ne is
heard.
It is but fair that judgment IN
the matter be suspended until both
sides have been heard. The gentle
mn who composed the commission
are we'll known by the people OF
South Carolina and all of them
have served their State we'll in the
past.
Let us hear both sides IN this as
we'll as in all other matters.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-02-12

\ writer in the New York Trib-
une, in the interest of pure English
protests against the use of the word
loan as a verb in a bill proposed
in the New York assembly. 1t
makes very little difference to those
of us who want loans whether
somebody loans them to us or lends
them to us. So We go en-. MostSoi
lis don't care 50 much whether a
man is 'loaner or FENDER any
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Teddy and the Coon.

Lake City Florida Index.
Of all the Presidents we've had,
He's the first to have the gall
To ask the kinky-headed race
Inside that sacred hall.
But then, you see, he saw chance
To hit the South a welt,
And all the colored gals went IN
To dine with Roosevelt.
This promenadiug with the coons
viii some day have an end.
His epitaph will be in full,
Each word correctly spelt:
"Here lies two hearts that beat as one
"A coon and Roosevelt
Oswald Dennard.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-02-12

Baltimore will ask no outside aid
except the presence of Federal
troops to guard the treasure buried
in the ruins.
The substantial progress of one
of the South's chiefest marts of
trade durng the past decade will
not count for naught in this hour
of gloom.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-02-12

wav. because it is what we want to
call other people rather than our
selves. The discussion is altogeth-
er useless. Let the English suffer
and give us the man to whom we
may apply the right word, whatever
it may be.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-02-12

Senator Hanna's condition re-
mains practically unchanged. No
complications have vet developed.
The physicians fear that if compli-
cations should develop the illness
might have fatal termination.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-02-12
A GOOD DOCTRINE.

A GOOD DOCTRINE.
In communication published In
the News and Courier of recen;
date Col. Alfred Aldrich, Of Barn
well, sounds timely note of warn
ing to the farmers of South Caro-
lima. LET me warn farmers, >" he
says, that even should cotton sell
next winter at figures hoped for
now, and should they make as fine
a cotton crop as they anticipate, yet
there will be no profit coming to
them from the crop if they must
buy corn to run their farms next
year" Col. Aldrich calls atten-
ton to the further fact that If any
surplus corn is made by the farmers
of South Carolina they certainly
ought to be able to sell it for a
profit here when their rivals in the
West produce and ship it by rail a
thousand miles, passing through
several hands, at profit, selling it
to them.
AS to the fitness of this section
for the raising of corn, attention is
called to a prize offered in 1896 by
the American Agriculturist for the
greatest yield of corn, with method
of fertilizing and cost of production,
open to the whole country.
"For this prize there were many
competitors from all sections of this
great country, aud the crops cf the
forty-6ve leading farmers are of
record, being seventeen from the
Northern States and fourteen each
from West and South. And the
average of the Northern States IS
81 bushels per acre, Of the average
value of S64 for feeding.
"Of the Western States the yield
was an average of 81 bushels of the
feeding value of $64
"Of the cotton producing States
the average yield was e5 bushels of
the feeding value of S72.
s'And of these fourteen cotton
planters four are South Carolina
and Georgia men, the four highest;
and three of the highest four are
South Carolina men.
''Hence the South Carolina farmer
who buys corn from a Western
grower is paying for an article in
dispensable in his business higher
price to another farmer one thou
sand miles distant than he can pro-
duce that article himself. Worse
than that, he is buying from the
Western farmer, with freight and
commission charges added, what it
costs the WeSterneI more 10 pro-
duce on his farm than it would cost
the Carolina farmer to make on his
own field.
Honestly. is there not 'more
nope of a fool' than Of such a
farmer?
1.-The brilliant orator and states
man, James G. Blaine, said: Corn
will yet be the spinal column of the
nations agriculture" Il that be
true, and I think it is, the South
can never fill the prominent part in !
the nations material prosperity and :
grandeur which she is entitled to !
claim until she makes corn along
with cotton, a staple and stable |
crop. Then it will be seen that
while cotton will fuctuate in value,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-02-12

The Russo-Japanese conflict
seems to have overshadowed presi-
dental possibilities for a few days.
They will be heard from again
soon, however.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-02-12

After the weather of the past few
days we won't discount the ground
hog any more.