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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-03-29

first OH what ought to be hit. but is
a hard error to Caldwell: Riser gets
a beauty over first. Owen going 10
third Oh error /" right fielder. and
scoring on error 10 Maxwell. thus tie
Ing The score. Riser cninc> in on a
blocked ball. BIZ, the umpire sees not
;hc block and calls Riser uut At home
plate.
In the ninth inning Clemson was in
the air and Sitton Went Out OF the
box. DENLY taking his place. The
score remained a tie at the end OF the
ninth. and then for another inning.
with Simpson beginning to warm
up.
In the tenth Harms IS Up and gets
a pretty single: Holloway repeats the
performance in beautiful bunt;
Owen is hit hard by pitched ball:
Riser gets beautiful single. and
runs-thrcc OF thcr-comc in so fast.
assisted by an error OF the catcher.
that Coach Holland has three Scpa-
rayc fits simultaneously. No men
down and only few minutes TO play.
il having been agreed to stop the
..ar.c q, $40 SO as 10 allow the New
berry team TO catch the train. The
next three men are instructed to
strike out and Clemson comes to the
bat. but the time is Up and the score
goes back to the ninth inning to ?.
Runs. Clemson ?, Newberry ?:
errors. Clemson 6. Newberry 5:
struck ont. by Clemson IS. by New
berry s: hits. Clemson s. Newberry !:
home runs. Dendy for Clemson:
three-base hits. Dendy and Maxwell:
base on balls. by Simpson 3.
Apology For Victory?
The Anderson Daily Mail says that
when seen by a representative OF The
Daily Mail at the union depot Sat
urday night Manager Settler OF the
LutheranS said that is was clean,
sparty game. but voluntarily admitted
that Clemson was not up to her usual
standard. and that ii she had the re-
suits might have been quite different.
Still. we feel that it was a victory
for us"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-03-29
NOTI-E.

Notice is hereby given that the
County Board Of Supervisors of
Registration will from now on
meet in the Court House on every
first Monday. except during term
of court. at which time the books
will be found open in the office of
Clerk OF Court John c. Goggans.
Those having business with the
Board will please bear this in mind.
By order OF the Board.
Thos. J. Wilson, Chairman.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-03-29
NOTICE.

An election will be held at the
CT era House in the Town OF New
berry. S. C.. on the 18th day OF April.
,ooI. ior an Alderman 10 represent
Ward ). vice J. NJ. Quinn resigned.
The polls will be opened at s a. m.
and closed at ! p. m. Jno. NJ. Taylor,
". R. Jones and F. H. Campsen are
hereby appointed Managers OF said
election
Ino w Earhardt.
Mayor OF Newberry, S. c.
Attest:
Thos. O. Stewart.
G. & 7. T. c. y.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-03-29
NOMINATION.

T. s. Hudson is hereby announced
a candidate io7 Alderman from Ward
:, to succeed J. NJ. Quinn, resigned.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-03-29
Tied Clemson Tigers.

Undoubtedly one OF rne best games
among those to be played this season
was that at Clemson On Saturday ar
ternoon. resulting n a score OF to ?,
The lineup OF the teams was as
follows:
Newberry-Simpson. p: Fulmer. c;
Harms, 1b: Holloway. 2b; Taylor, 3b;
Owen. IS: Obey. RI: Riser. CT: Cole
man, II.
Clemson-Sitton, p: Navel, c:
Caldwell, 1b: Mckinney. 2b; Rodgers,
sb: Goggans. S.: Wier. RI; Dendy, CT;
Ellis, H.
Clemson made her first score in the
first inning. Dendy. the first man up
for Clemson hitting the first pitched
ball to centre field for home run.
But that didn't jar the Newberry
boys the very least. They long
ago got over what little fright they
might have had Tor the terrible
Clemson. Tigers.
The score remained to in favor
of Clemson until the fifth inning,
when Coleman, for Newberry. hits
hard to Rogers. who throws wild
to first. and Coleman is safe! He
steals second. Harms sacrifices him
to third. and Holloway brings him to
the home plate in the same way.
Dendy, for Clemson, gets three-base
hit between center and right; Rod
gers, pops out to Harms: Weir bunts
to pitcher and is out at first. but
Dendy scores. Maxwell gets a
three-base hit. but Caldwell is out
to Taylor. Score at end OF the fifth
inning: to in favor OF Clemson.
Thus the score remained until the
eighth inning, when Newberry tied the
score. In the eighth Owen gets to
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-03-29
THE ELITE
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treme east enc of Main
Street by the first of
April.
The Studio will then
be artistically arrang-
ed and better suited
than ever before to &C.
comOdate customers
and friends.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-03-29
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-03-29
Cash Stores
Grund Eostcr Week Su|e!

This busy store ha? been pepang weeks and onths for
and This store breathes the Easter spirit of bar
gven Tuesday morning Shoppers OF NeWoerry ana surrey
ertO undreamed of
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-03-29
NEWBERRY TIES CLEMSON.
Great Game on Clemson Diamond
Lost to Furrnan-A Good Strong
Team Is Newberry.

The base bail team ~ New W5crry
coi'vsc has thu> ear " III the season
risen into prominence a. one ot the
strongest college teams in the state.
The team has played three games so
far. The first was on the local dia-
mond. the Presbyterian aggregation
from Clinton being made 70 bite the
dust. The second game was played
with Furman. in Greenvile. on Fri
day. when Newbcrry lost by score
ci to 0. The third game was with
the Clemson Tigers. on the Glenn
son diamond. on Saturday afternoon.
the result being tic 10 ,.
Clemson since its establishment has
ALWAYS had one OF the strongest col
lege teams in the South and has won
nigh distinction in base ball circles
throughout the country. y tic game
with Clemson on the Clemson dia-
mond especially is. therefore. dis
;inct victory for Newberry. Newber-
" has always played Clemson close
ard interesting games. bit has here
tofore lost by very narrow margin
each time So that the game with
Clemson on Saturday strongly tends
20 establish the fact that Newber-
~ college has the best bali team in
her history and clearly establishes
the fact that it is one oi the very best
in the state.
The Furman Game.
The game with Furman. played IN
G7eenville on Friday afternoon. was
close and interesting up to the eighth
inning. Crouch was in the box for
Newberry to the eighth inning, when
his arm weakened and several scores
were let in Tor Furman. Simpson
pitched the remainder OF the game.
Laval was in the box for Furman.
Laval did best work Tor Furman.
For Newberry Olney did brilliant
work in centre held. and Fulmer
caught good steady game, while the
whole team in the main helded sure
and fast.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02

I~bSONN 4O0At
@tnreben CAB es fir i'm ni9t.
&ur5 entf9lDfen trat er an bas Selez
pbon unb rtef bic &afe bes Oramatt=
f9en Sbeat.rs an. Ht6tig, in Der
finften Reibe bes Bartlett Gauteuils
CAB es mod Elm leeres 8inet. Nner=
btngs mar eth 9lab ba5pifden.
Scr 5pifden uns @iBenbe tauI9t
naturli9," 6enlerfte Snfel &laus unb
ftrt9 ii9 ben liden @9nurrbart. =
4ls gnen stnise Stunben 1pG1er in
elmer einfa9en helen 8lule 3n ibrem
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f9ien, fanb iie einen iungen blonhen
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Sberit nor, nunfere Ri@te Glen
8iDrf -"
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bas innge Mdb9en, ni9 hube Nrpib'a
Sttel gan5 bergeffen - MfeHor
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flung betm Mustpdrtigen Mmt.1
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oben i'm britten &ang. SEPT befdnb
fie fi9 unten i'm Barrett mitten atpiz
idsn 5iDsi Dornshmen saerren. bon be-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02

8ebentGi9es 3ei@en.
Stun, bat fi9 Die &ebIfopff9peGunq
9einer Grau enbli6 ~sebeHert?" Soft
lei Sant! 6eute Mprgen fpnnte tie
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bentli9 berDorbringen.A
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fer MeiBner in So6annisburs Oft
preuben), inbem er feline &leiber nit
Spiritus uberi9ittete, biefe onaiin=
bette unb fh bann I;9terlo6 brennenb
BON 8alton feiner i'm apeiten 9tod
befegenen Wobnung auf bic @traBe
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bereits bic 8etten ionie elm Softer,
bod nurbe bas Seuer balb 9elDf9t.
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in einem 4nfalIe BON 9etfestDrung 81
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lit. WeiBner, Der unDerbeiratbet mar,
bate Die SteIuug nur %probeneiie tnne
unb ioa nur ipenig @usfi9t auf befinis
tine Mnftellung Qebabt haben.
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8lnemel-& nsenfetn.

gafor 8ieberman1 BON Der lutb. ct.
paulus @emeinbe bailb geftern Nbenb
ben 9npten, Der SRI. Dora &ugenffein,
Sodter BON Sbeob. u. 9enriette &ugen=
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bune bereint. Die feierli1e 9anblung
fano in Der fir Die @elegenbeit fefli9
gei6miGten @Obnuns Der glterr Der
8raut, 1916 @befinut StraBe, Fatt
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tparen, bemunbert purben.
Serr uno 6rau 8luemel uerben
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Maoifon Mbenue, be5ieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02
So93ettsslofen

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bensmiirbi9e So9ter beg 0errr1 u. Grau
paul s. SAME, murbe eeitern Ibenb i'm
6auie ibrer @ltern nit Germ Nlberi
6. Scott bur9 pator S. Samine
Smith (ein peri6nli6er Greunb Dec
8rautpaares) in bic &ofenfefeln ber
gbe sef6lasen. Oils 8rautfiibrer fun=
etrte Serr Greo. 8a9mann. If. uno
als 8rautiun9fer 3bereia Bigger. Sie
SD6seit uurbe i'm Gamilientreife ee=
feiert.
9as iunge @bepaar tpuroe bon lei,
men Yerpanoten unb Jreunben mil
pielen i66aen @ef1enfen erfreut,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02
8ebSrSe far Of. @erfe.

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BON 8ee9er 5traBe big gu ben 8elei=
Ten Der @irtelbabn fir bafant su er=
fldren, purbe in Der gefrisen @ibnng
Der 8eb5rbe in enereiider Weiie feitens
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mern bon jener @esenb, an oeren@ Spite
.. 8. 8romn fanb, opponirt. Sa
bic Gemonifranten in Der Maloritdt
finb, 10 mirb Die 8eb6rbe ale bis ba=
bin setrofenen Beffimmungen bini6t=
fi9 Der 8afana=@rfldrung pioerrufen.
9ie acknowledgements ifte fir Die
grbfnung unb N~ushebnung Der Go
ben StraBe 1T BON Der 8eb6rbe geneb=
migt porben. Sic @runbei9entbiimer
baben fi9 nit ben ATTACHMENTS einber=
ftanben ertldrt, nur bic vSnbianapo=
liz Soninn Co." rem onftrirt. I'm bic
@r6hnung barnebmen su f6nnen, 1T
elm Der @eIelf6aft %gebDrenbes @rnno=
ftif conbemnirt unb au benz preis bon
$3.50 absei6dBt uDrben. sic finbet
aber benfelben fir bel gu nieoris.
Sic lebten S6luBbetimmunsen tuurs
ben ~setroffen betrefs her Nspbalt=
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S6raber eri9ien an Der Spibe elmer
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nun FIR Die gerbe6erung. Ser vNem
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gu tbeil, ibre 9rd1te in Der Stem Oorf
StraBe bp, Der 2ibertD Str. Bis na1
Der &anbolpb Str. unterirbif6 lesen
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gefibrt 1T, tperoen Die Pfdble aus bies
fem Sbetle Der StraBe berf9minben.
Sie 8eb6rbe erliee cine Srbre an
bic ,Snbianapolis Water Co.. in
59irman Nbe. bon gbicago Str. biz
q. Str. legen gu lafen. @eftern
folten Nngebote fir einen Nbsuesca=
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biz @apitol Nbe. ent9e9engenommen
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laufen.
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gen Die M%usbebnun9 bes 8eleifes Der
Waas & Niemeper 9umber So. an Der
81. Str. etneereidt.
Neue @eiu9e puroen einseret6t FIR:
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bon Wc@artp Bis Su6anan Str. 8ie
gr6fnun9 unb N%usoebnung Der 8an=
croft Str. bon uniberftp Mbe. bis
n6rbli6 BON ben @eleifen. @emenf=
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8ei9aftigter Sag In oer gomp.
troaers Office.

@efern mar elm febr bef9dFtigter
Gag in Der @Dmptrolers Office. 3u=
nd9f mar Der Wietbetermin fir bic
MarftFdnoe ~abgelaufen unb oiele Yd9=
ter berielben be5ablten i6re &ente Fur
elm tpeiteres Sahr.
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tag" in Der Office, es uar ndmlt9 Der
erffe Sag, an mel6em bic 6unbefeuer
Fdlia uurbe. stpa bunbert 2icenien
tuurben geftern aussefelt. 9ie Sc
bhbr TIT rlur 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02

3pei Sabre finb feitbem pergatgen.
Glen 8iDrf tit cine muiterbafte 8ez
dmttR geporben. sic 1T 9arnt9t
nrebr oerftreut, fonbern pfli9tgetren
unb lebt gang tbrem 8eruf. Rur
pertn Der Sriibling fommt, bic BGume
ausf9lagen unb Die @Dglein thr mum
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tern, nimmt ibr Ge1i6t einen eigen=
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@ergangenbeit 81 0enfen, on bic 8er@
ganaen6eit, bic 10 f9On mai unb bic
ibr immer mebr entf9ninbet unb i'm
Nebel gu per5tnfen f9eint. :.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02

ffeHe Dpr elmer fpihtigen Wenbung IN
nleinem Qeben."
pSSnpiefern2 GraGble bo9lA
nGs 1T i'm 9runbe genommer mod
Elm groBes @ebeimniB, bas i9 ni9t
berrdtben foIte. Oa mir ober 8erz
tpdnbte inb, 10 min i9 Dir natiirli9
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belt, anbertrauen,... baB t9 mid
berlobt babe. Mtorgen retfe i9 na9
benz Deftli9en 9otlanb, tpo meme
8raut tpobnt. Die 8~erlobung pirb
ert tn a6t Sagen berDffentltat. Mlfo
1prt1, bite, etnltDetlen n191 Oar<
iiber."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-02

BEG7 FOUR
81. 3oniB DtbiftOu.
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@1trnbahu= Tabrplate.
GIepeIano, Ginetnnati, Chicago & St. 9ouis aaiIna,
ET9- FOUR.

EEGE FOUR
81. Bouts Stbifton.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-12-23
eenounees Wealth for Sentiment.

Michael MacMahon. st. Louis po-
liceman who died there last week. was
the son and heir of the late Baron
Hugh MacMahon, owner Of a large
estate in County Armagh. Ireland. He
refused to take up the title and prop
erty because before doing so he would
have had to swear allegiance to the
British crown. His Oldest son is of
the same view and declares he will
follow his fathers example The young
man is a priest in charge of church
in Detroit. The dead officer was sec
ond cousin to Marshal MacMahon, the
famouf soldier of France
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-12-23
nninn Great Work.

Florisant, No, Dec (SpeciaD
That Dodd's Kidney Pills are doing
a great work in curing the more ter
rible forms Of Kidney Disease. such as
Bright's Disease. Dropsy and Diabetes,
everybody knows. But 1t must also
be noted that they are doing still
greater work in wiping out thousands
of cases of the earlier stages OF Kid
ney Disease. Take for instance. Mrs
Peter Barteau Of this place. She
says
L have been subject to pains in ny
back and knees for about three years,
but since l have been taking Dodd's
Kidney Pills have been entirely
cured"
Others here tell similar stories In
fact, in this part Of Missouri there are
scores OF people who have cured the
early symptoms OF Kidney Disease
with Dodd's Kidney Pills. The use Of
the Great American Kidney Remedy
thus saved not only the lives Of Kid
uey Disease victims. but thousands OF
other Americans from years Of suffer
ingS
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-12-23
ENGLAND and the Steel Trade.

Sir James Kitson, NJ. P, who came
to this country with number Of 9th
er distinguished Englishmen TO par
tieipate in the American meeting OF
the Iron and Steel institute, is con
nected with a great steel plant al
Leeds. Though a wealthy man and
amply able to smoke the finest Ha-
vanas, he sticks 10 q briar root pipe,
claiming that only through its aid can
a man really enjoy tobacco. Sir
James does not think there is much
chance that an international steel
combine will be formed. Such a union
is under consideration in continental
Europe, he says, but he thinks that
England will be able to hold her own
in the steel trade.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-12-23
MONEY IN RAISING DUCKS.
Writer Declares II one Of the Most
Profitable of Home industries.

The raising of ducks is among the
most profitable of home industries,
80 the early part OF December should
be devoted to preparing quarters for
them, says Kate Saint Maur in her
article, "a Self Supporting Home" in
Pearson's.
II your memory Of ducks Is OF the
old-fashioned ~puddler" which spent
all its time grubbing IN the mud and
mire of the creek, wandering far from
home, dropping its eggs promiscuous
ly everywhere TO feed water rats,
eventually ending an Improbable
like prey to some carniyorous ami
NAL, the. Pekin duck will be reve-
lation in its size and beauty. They
are almost as large as geese, with
plumage which is white, deepening 10
rich cream at the quill. bright yellow
bills and legs-in fact they look Just
what they are, the aristocrats Of the
duck species. At ten weeks old they
weigh from six pounds. bringing an
average price of IS cents a pound
Their addition TO the farm is not a
serious consideration; beyond the out
lay of the first cost OF the birds there
is little expense.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1904-12-23

Modern Scientists BaffIed In Efforts
to Temper Copper.

Fame and fortune await the lucky
Individual who can rediscoyer the COM
bination of metals from which the
Egyptians. the Aztecs and the Incas
of Peru made their tools and arms
Though each of these nations reached
high state of civilization, none OF
them ever discovered iron, in spite Of
the fact that the soil Of all these coun-
tries was largely impregnated with it.
Their substitute, for It was combina-
ton OF metals which had the temper
Of steel. Despite the greatest efforts
the secret Of this composition has baf-
fed scientists and has become lost
art The great explorer Humboldt
tried to discover Il from an analysis
of a chisel found In an ancient Inca
silver mine, but all that he could
find out was that 1t appeared TO be
combination OF a small portion OF tin
with copper. This combination viii
not give the hardness Of steel. so II
is evident that tin and copper could
not have been it's only component
parts. Whatever might have been
the nature of the metallic comb!na
ton, these ancient races were able
so TO prepare pure copper that II
equaled IN temper the finest steel pro
duced at the present day BY the most
scientifically approved process With
their bronze and copper instruments
they were able TO quarry and shape
the hardest known stones, such az
granite and porphyry. and even cut
emeralds and Ike substances A 70
discovery of this lost art would revo
lutionize many trades in which steel
at present holds the monopoly. II cop
per could thus be tempered now its
advantage over steel would be very
great and It would no doubt be pre-
feTed TO the latter in numerous indus
tries. 1t is curious fact that though
this lost secret still battles modern
scientists it must have been discov-
cred independently by the three races
which made use OF II so long ago.