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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-03-24
The Ninth Circuit.

The indications yesterday were that
there would have to be another pri-
mary for the nomination OF solici-
tor for the ninth circuit. In the sec
ond primary it was thought that
MessrS. w. St. Julien Jervey and w.
Turner Logan, OF Charleston, would
probably be the entries in the race,
though it was thought possible that a
heavy battlot from points not heard
from might swell Mr.. J. G. Padgett's
total. The latest returns gave Logan
1929, Jervey 1.1o6 and Padgett oo2.
House of Representatives.
In the race for the house of repre-
sentatives from Charleston county, to
fill the vacancy ca sed by the resig-
nation of Representative Baker, Mr..
A. Wander Horst was elected on the
first ballot, defeating his two oppo-
ments, James Larisey and Vincent
Chicco, by a decisive majority.
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THE APPROACH OF PEACE.
The Peace Party in Russia Greatly
Encouraged in the Last
Few Days.

St. Petersburg, March 23.-Ihe
party within the government which
is urging the emperor to indicate to
Tapan Russia's willingness to end the
war if a reasonable basis can be
reached, as related in these dispatch
es on March 20, has been greatly en-
courazed the last few days, and an
actual pacific proposal may be just
ahead. The subject has occupied
much of the attention of the confer
ences at Tsarskoe-Selo. Certain grand
dukes, supported by Gen. SakharoH'
the minister of war, Admiral Avellan,
the head of the admiralty, and what
is known as the war party, are Still
bitterly opposed to the idea OF peace
under present circumstances; but
with the exception Of the ministers
Of war and marine the emperors
ministers, backed by M. Witte, favor
this course, and the convincing argu-
ments they offer are telling. french
influences in the same direction are
now being supported by German op-
;nion. The rumor noted by the AS
sociated Press last week that Emper-
or William had rendered his gooo
Offices now seems to be confirmed.
The Associated Press is now IN po-
sition to assert, however, that II Em-
neror Nicholas decides to approach
Taoan. it will be through France, and
tha. negotiations will be conducted
either between M. Delcasse, the
French foreign minister, and Dr.
Montono, the Japanese minister at
Paris, or NJ. Harmand, the french
minister to Japan, and Count Katsur-
"a, the Japanese premier at Ioklo'
In the conferences concerning the
question whether Russia should now
indicate her willingness for peace all
agreed, firstly, that preparations TO
continue the war shall not be relaxed
and secondly, to reject huniliating
terms There would probably be two
points on which Russia would be
found implacable, namely, cession OF
territory, and indemnity, to neither OF
which, it is said, would Emperor
Nicholas ever agree. 1t is pointed
out, however, that if Japan seriously
desires enduring peace on collateral
questions, Russia might be ready 10
offer liberal compensatory consldera-
Ltions.
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sm. R. A. COOPER
ELECTED SOLICITOR
LIGHT VOTE IN PRIMARY ON
TUESDAY.
Official Result of Primary in This
County Declared Yesterday
Race in the Ninth.

As the result of the democratic
primary held on Tuesday, Mr.. R. A.
Cooper, of the Laurens bar, will be
solicitor Of the new eighth Judicial
circuit, composed OF the counties of
Newberry, Saluda, Abbeville, Green
wood and Laurens. having defeated
his opponent. COL 0. L. Schumpert,
by decisive vote The vote through
out the circuit was light.
In Newberry county only 81 boxes
out OF a have ben heard from, and
the figures from the other counties
in the circuit are as yet incomplete.
On account Of the very light vote
which was polled, however, the vote
yet to be heard from is not large, and
the figures will not be materially,
changed.
The Herald and News figures late
yesterday afternoon, which were the
latest that could be, obtained from the
various county seats throughout the
circuit, were as follows:
Total Vote Reported.
0 L. Schumpert >. :. =. =. ..1,63I
R. A. Cooper >. :. >. >. :. ..3,448
Total ..5,o7o
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-03-24
SAYINGS AND D0INGS
OF PROSPERITY PEOPLE
DIR, 7. S. WHEELER REFLECT
ED INTENDANT.
Death of MI. Shelton Garrett-Mar-
riage Bells-Personal Men
tion-Other Matters.

spent coupe Gays III loWI llll9 Weeh
with his family.
Mr.. w. B. Wise, travelling for a
Virginia tobacco house, spent Sunday
here, staying over until Tuesday.
DR.. Littlejohn returned from a
pleasant visit to his old home on
Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Simpson spent Sat-
urday ard Sunday at home, return
ing to Newberry on Monday.
Dr.. Perry D. Simpson, of the At
lanta Pharmaceutical college, is at
home for the summer vacation.
Miss Jessie Moseley is visiting Miss
Annie Mae Bedenbaugh, Of St. Pauls.
At this writing we learn that Mrs.
J. P. Bowers is critically i'll, and un-
less there is improvement it is feared
she can not live many days.
Mr.. P. w. Counts will move into
his new home on the Bowles place
on Monday.
Mrs. Burr Martin is on visit to
the parental roof this week.
Mrs. Steele is convalescent from
her recent attack of sickness.
We went in a store in town Wed
nesdav evening in search of news and
were told there was none to be had
in that establishment, but we
ventured in and found quite
curiosity. Two Of the proprietors
were all mixed up in wheels and pull
levs and betting, and upon closer in
spection we found that they were
irving a mammoth fan to cool. their
store this summer The motive pow
er come; from a spring motor This
is q new idea and we hope to see an
idea developed from this that will en-
able all of us to keep cool this sum-
Der. What say you, Frank?
Uncle Shelton Garrett, the pat
riarch OF No. 9, has, after long and
useful life, passed quietly over the
river to rest under the shade OF the
trees" on Tuesday, March FL, 1905,
aged o2 years and 5 months. He Will
be buried at Bethel cemetery today
He leaves 3 daughters and one son
to mourn his departure.
Mr.. R. T. C. Hunter was in town
\, cdIiesday. He is hopeful OF the
final outcome OF the Cotton Growers
association.
We do hope to see the walls OF our
modern high school building go up
with the coming of summer.
Miss Joe Langford, of Swansea, IS
with us again. Miss Joe will assist
Mr.. Stewart in the Southern station
here, in the clerical department.
Mr.. J. D. Sheely, of Pomarla, one
of the township appraisers OF No. 10
township spent two days in atten-
dance upon the meeting OF the board
here the past week.
Miss Essie Moore, OF St. lukes'
who has been sick, we are pleased to
state, is convalescent.
Miss Matte Miller, of Mt. Pilgrim
has accepted a position with the Co.
lumbia Supply company, as steno-
grapher.
The wedding bells are still ringing
and joyous hearts start out on mes
iourney with but one purpose to dl-
vide their sorrows and double their
lows. The physician that gave the
prescription that made the two lives
one was Rev. J. K. Mccain. The
marriage took place at the parsonage
and Nh. Jno. Chapman and Miss Cora
Connolly started on life's pleasant
Journey Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Mccain reports large con-
gregations at all his appointments.
There was large congregation at
Grace church on Sunday. Pastor
Lutz gave us good sermon on our
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been III town for the past two days,
returning on Wednesday. He was in
:carcil Of a good mich cow, but all
ctr COWS are wanted at home.
The equalization board OF No. 10
township met in Prosperity last week
aid was in session two days. The
board is composed Of Messrs. L. Q.
Fclcrs. J. D. Sheely and D. B. Cook.
The third primary for intendant
was held on Tuesday and resulted
in the nomination of DR.. J. S.
Wheeler. The nominees for inten-
dant and wardens to be voted for on
April IA are:
Intendant. DR.. J. S. Wheeler.
Wardens A. H. Hawkins, S. S.
Birge, D. w. Boland, J. P. Bowers.
The unveiling of the monument
to Sovereign Sam. Hawkins will take
place on the first Sunday in May.
The camps at Little Mounttaitn,
Pomaria and Kinards have been in
vited to join with the Prosperity
camp in the ceremonies.
Rev. Mr.. Zimmerman has been
elected to deliver the address. The
program of the exercises will be
given later. The pblic is invited to
the ceremonies, which viii be held
in the Prosperity cemetery.
In talking over the situation with
the fertilizer agents, l am told that
the sales will be from 400 to 500 tons
less this year than last and that
quite a good deal of that being used
will be put under corn and will not
all be used under cotton. We do
hope to see the farmers win out in
this fight. They can if they will.
DR.. Reams spent few days of
last week at home. Mr.. Raymond
Fellers filled his place at the Pros
perity Drug company while he was
away.
Hon. Arthur Kibler was in town
for a few hours on Monday.
Mr.. J. Malcolm Cook is now with
the J. N. Wylie Tobacco company,
of Danville, Va.
Miss Jessie Moseley has returned
from KILLERS Bridge, and reports
fine trip.
The second annual banquet of the
Sorosis was held last Friday night.
DR.. P. D. Simpson is now with DR..
Pelham's Pharmacy, at Newberry.
Miss Lucy .Quattlebaum, of Colum-
bia, is expected Friday on visit to
Miss Lena Moseley.
The travelling men are nearly as
thick these days as leaves in Valam-
brosia
Mrs. L. S. Bowers has been quite
sick, but at this writing is little
better.
DR.. T. J. Kinard, of Ninety Six,
has been down for short time.
Mr.. A. c. Wise has in his possess
sion a Phrenakosmian badge, with
the initials ct. P. J." engraved on it.
ANY one knowing to whom it belongs
will do a kindness to let the owner
know. He can get it by applying at
the Bank of Prosperity.
Look here, Mr.. Edit0f, that old
gag of yours that man can't do
thing simply because he is man has
been exploded long ago. 1t used to
be said that there were some things
that only a man could do, and I
would like to know what that is to-
day. We find women in all walks of
life and every department Of busi-
ness and I am sure that men can
have an association just "the same"
as the ladies. They need to be more
refined, cultivated and aesthetic,
and this would be means to an end
and your talk about they can't have it
because they are men is all bosh.
They can if they will The only
question is, will they? I presume
that it is case of sour grapes with
We editor Don't You WOrrY. We
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-03-24

Governor Frazier has been elected
United States senator from Tennes-
see to succeed the late Senator VIM.
B. Bate.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-03-24
Newberry County Vote.

The county democratic executive
committee of Newberry met yester-
day morning and declared the official
vote in this county The result, as
declared by the committee, is as fol-
lows:
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Vote by Counties.

The vote reported by counties was
as follows:
Schun- Coop
pert er.
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Ss,5o0-FINE HOME ON BRYANT Ay. II

ss,5oo-F1NE HOME ON BRYANT Av, 10
rooms.
$7,6o0-F1ne corner with 10room house in
Blaisdell section.
$6,500-Irving av, near Douglas. 10 rooms.
$6,2o0@Knox av, near Mount Curve, rooms.
$o5OO-Dupont av, near Lincoln, 8 rooms.
So'ooo-irying aV' near Lake Calhoun, 8
$4,3oo-1s12 18th av s, 10 rooms.
$4,2OO-1st S, near Oath ST. 8 rooms
30, S0O-37Sb 4th av S, new, rooms, thorough
~ modern, hardwood finish and floors
throughout, hot water heat, we'll built;
get key and look at it.
Notice. have 12-room two-family house.
city water, gas. mantel and CRATE bathroom
with open plumbing. laundry, good cellar,
front lot; this property Is now rented at $50
per month and never vacant: will sell at
price which will net 10 per cent on the In
yestment, what more can you ask Location on
LIST av 34th st in f1rst-class neighbor-
hood and bargain. .'.; q
So, 5O0-3121 Clinton av, Groom house, mod
Except heat), good lot; this must
go. Look at it and see me at once.
$2,5oo-Newton av N, near Western av, 8
s1,e5o-clinton av, near 3sth st. new, 6
rooms -....
My new catalog will be published next
week. 1t contains many fine homes and in
vestments. You should see it before buying.
Walter L. Badger,
300 Oneida Block.
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o1s =. q 70,
5lo Bank OF Commerce. Rui,d;no

eor LOTS. o
%eoo-Lake place, between 25th and 26th. INV
$50; east front. - 1891 ooA
Ssoo Each-Lots on Lake of Isles boulevard no.
tween 2sth and Goth; west front: 5sr
COCO 1Ss; easy terms
S9oo-Euelid place. between 25th and 2eth 6sr
l52; east front. IVA
$l'ooo-Lot, corner Of Lake st and Colfax av
S; 42x125. o01AaA a'
1000 Each--Humboldt av s, between Franklin
., *, and 22d; west front; 41x12o - ~
S1,OOO Each-Dupont ay S. 26th and 9th. MAST
front; 4Ox12S - ~-'->-''' "eo''
81 'ooO-Pillsbury av 26th and 9th; 44x1e5.
9l'ooo Each-Lake st. between Goth and Lake.
44xl26 each; south front.
$l,loo-Pillsbury av, 25th and 26th; east front.
44xl65; easy terms. - =
$l,ooo-Colfax av s, 25th and 26th east front.
s1sooMc9!fax av $, 2eth and 27th east front;
81, 7oo-Bryant av s. 24th and 25th; east front;
81, o0o-10Ox1s5 on Lake Of Isles boulevar.
between 18th and 28th. :
$2,OO0-Lot on Sd av S, between 10th and Frank
lin; 550x12S; west 'front.'
$2,5OO-Lot, corner Of Lincoln and Fremont:
west 'front.' 5Ox135. u >
$Z,6Oo-Double corner, Colfax and 9th; s1x12s:
west front. 49, -N -
$3,250-Lot, corner Of Douglass and Emerson;
east and south front; 50x135.
Minneapolis Trust Company,
HenneDin and 18th 81.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

a, 5oo-BRYANT AT s NEAR 22d, DOUGLAS
school district, ten-room modern house, big
value, fine location. ta
$4,000 colfax az s near oath, sunnysidei
ten-rOom modern house.
So, 200-Garfeld av S inside 24th good mod
price.
81, 50o-Aldrich av $ inside 18th, nearly new
e1ght-room house, modern. good barn. very neat
snug home.
$6000-Portland av near 32d, nine-room mod
ern house. one of cleanest and best mod
$3,00O-2d av s near Lake ST. eight-room
modern east-front house, nearly new, good
room modern house, east front, nice location,
make cosy home.
1880 buys neat five-room house, east front,
fine lot, city water, stone walk make snug,
cheap home; mart cash, monthly payments;
Pleasant av. S near 32d.
f. j. Perciyal 500 Guaranty Bldg.
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BARGAINS
IN MOnEPN HOMES


Sl,575-A brand new fYe-room cottage ,
very warmly built. hardwood floors in ali
rooms, gas and gas fixtures city water,
large attic, good cellar, woodshed, storm
e sash D. and screens large lot 42x1e5 feet,
on = 80 a7 st near aoth . az. Easy terms. 4
very handsome cottage Of Eve rooms on
first floor with warm, light attic above.
all hardwood foors gas fixtures, window
shades, fine cellar, storm sash and screens,
large lot; house just completed and ready
Terms, $3.50 to $500 cash and monthly pay bay.
ments. N'
-. $1,s75--A new six-room fully modern
: house Except heat) on 18th ay S near
18th st, the biggest bargain on our list.
hardwood floors, bath with tub, closet and
y bowl. open nickel plumbing, handsome gas
ooW SHADES, storm sash, screens. stone
walks fine sodded lawn. Don't fail to see
It. Key at office. Easy terms. --
$2,SoO-A new seven-room house fully .
: modern except heat, hardwood finish and
floors, best open plumbing and fixtures, full
basement, handsome east-front lot on Lyn-
dale av s near Bath st; owner leaving the
city and wants a quick sale. Look II m
Terms 81 900 or more cash.
-, S5, OO0-Near Pleasant av and Franklin
modern eight-room house, very handsome
exterior and exceedingly pleasant and con-
j. yenienly planned interior: hardwood
floors, quarter sawed oak finish downstairs
and fiat white upstairs. hot-water heat,
gas and electric light with handsome com.
Grated; an especially desirable home in
every respect and complete from stained
roof to green lawn with stone walks to
and around house. Key at our office.
Thompson Bros.
101 Fourth st. 8.
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And many old colonial homes in the great
fruit stock and trucking belt of that
grand old state; thousands Of people from
the north are going there every month;
near all the large eastern vegetable mar
kets; truck farming pays from $500 to
$500 per acre; two crops a year on same
ground; very mild winters and absolutely
healthy; saltwater air; finest school sys-
tenn on earth; cheap lands, and all the
country needs is Industrious farmers from
the north to introduce more scientific farm
ing methods. Homeseekers' rates or free
fare to buyers. Investigate quick. Call
or; address, COL Phoenix building, Mime
apolis.
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Farm Lands.
NORTH DAKOTA IS ALL

smiles ana sunshine.
And right now is the best time to see it.
The farmers from wheat BELTS should come
and see North Dakota No. hard wheat. and
then realize wheat is only one Of our crops.
The farmers from Illinois and Iowa should
come and see our oats, barley. speltz. wheat.
potatoes, hay and live stock and appreciate
our deep virgin soil that will grow all grains
and which starts in with a fine crop Of
settler. We have fine lands in this rich farm
ing country, well watered. most of it underlaid
with coal, Fear good neighbors and schools. for
$40 to SIS an acre and Of you come auickl we
can locate you on 160-acre homestead ad1oin-
ing. Can anything beat that? Better let us
show you maps and photos and talk excursion
rates to you. You'll never regret It VIM. r..
Brown Co.. Mandan, N. D.. or 131 La Sale
. st, Chicago, Ill.
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Z s19 G. w. WELLS, 50s PHOENIX,
$3.7O0-Modern house on w Lake ST.
$3s50o-Modern house on Pleasant ay
$2,2O0-House, rooms, Stevens ay, near Lake
$2,6o0-Modern, rooms, Northeast Minneapo-
lis.
$15O0-House, 9 rooms, Madison st NE.
$1.000-House, 6 rooms 25th ay NE.
81, 5OO-House, 8 rooms North Minneapolis
$S50-House, s rooms Oliver av N.
$1,550-House, s rooms, 9Th av NE.
$2,2c0-Seven rooms, partly modern, Williams
addition.
a, 800 House, 8 rooms modern, Fremont
av s.
Anyone wishing to buy Will do well to call
at my office for particulars.
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WORTH $4,000, BUT s., 800 TAKES IT.

WORTH $4,000, BUT $4,000 TAKES IT.
Thoroughly modern eight large sunny rooms.
2s17 Harriet av, sunnyside district, built less
than three years. Business connections com
pei my removal to California. guarantee
you cannot find as valuable property in eighth
ward for $4,000. Call any time, or see owner,
COL Phoenix building.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

slleoo2az% sEl Ss 2 NfsE.no som
complete in every detail, with large
SRsemen e ealn Msa esetrs shs
} location near Franklin av.
, $7,ooo.-.sacrifice price for Lowry
Hill home; most popular location in
city; eight rooms and finished attic;
, hardwood floors, hot water heat, built
In sideboard, davenport and music
case, beautifully polished wood finish;
numerous hand-painted and stained
glass windows; complete and elegant
In every detail; be sure and see 1t If
you are, looking for a home. Owner
} $4,8OO-East Side, beautiful, new, modern,
, up-to-date home, worth $1,000, on the
, popular resident street, not far from
state university; built for home and
not ito oa SELL; owner leaving city
etc., etc., thrown in.
, $4,300-AIodern eight-room home, large
east front lot, Bryant av 8, near 2sth
$4,600-Modern eight-room well-built home
lot 46x132, east front, on Bryant ay
, S near 9th st.
> $3,900-New, modern, up-to-date home at
Linden Hills, near Lake Harriet;
hardwood floors turnout; lot 50x17O.
, ,40O-Eightroom modern house and barn;
0 rents for $50 q month, on Pillsbury av
near Lake st; arranged for two famt-
. s1,975-Good investment, eight-room house,
0 partly modern and III good repair;
0 rents for $23 per month; on 9th
D ay N and 18th. ~
0 ,250-Well-built modern home, eight
0 rooms south and east front cor
ner lot, on Second av S, inside 33rd st;
0 cannot be beat in city; terms easy.
0 $1,775-Modern but heat, seven rooms and
0 barn, near Franklin on Clinton; rents
0 for $40. If you want a home walk
o ing distance" don'telet this get away.
o $2,50O-Modern but heat, on Irving av S,
o near 31st; cash $500. balance
0 monthly. .... III ...-r.-
0 $1,65O-$2OO cash and balance monthly;
o six-room house, barn and full base
o ment; city water, gas, etc.
o $6,3O0-Aldrich av s, near Oath st; new
o up-to-date eight-room modern, east
o front =..,--- ..--'s<
o $4,250-New, modern eight-room hardwood
o floors and finish turnout; sourth and
o east front corner; Lyndale av s.
o $12, 500-Beautiful modern home Of ten
o rooms; lot 61x135, on Colfax av, near
o. 22d ST. .E. .s4 D..
o $6,750-The popular duplex house, modern,
o six room each floor on large east
o front lot in Linden Hills, overlooking
o Lake Harriet. This certainly is q
0 bargain; lot alone worth 81, 100; Sec
0 floor rented for $35.
o $1,500-Five rooms, lot 55x92, 2211 22nd
0 81, 150-Seven rooms, lot 50x157, 3021 9th
o ay 8. ..-
o $1,5o0-Six rooms, full basement, on 18th
o av Sc, near 10th st.
o We have money to loan on real estate.
o Lauderdale Co. s. Sloane,
o Temple Court.
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Z &HR SRH E snG + EVER c orHzR &
IN SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS. -,s~
$500 buys one Of the most beautiful
homes in Minneapolis, built for owner by
day labor, is all modern, furnace heat, IL
large rooms: hardwood floors, every thing
up-to-date, large bath, stone walk, fine
of the lot, so foot front, 241S S7a st s;
fine location; will sell on any reasonable
terms. If not sold by Tuesday noon will
be taken out Of market. Come early Mon
day morning. as there will be dozens after
$4,000 only buys 31OS Columbus av.
nine-room house, brand new barn, lot AK
$1,450-A fine six-room cottage at 1923
18th ay S, newly papered and painted; this
$3.150 buys 304S Bloomington av, beau
tiful neighborhood, 11-room house, lot
42x12S. -...
$1,450-This is certainly snap. Look
at 1913 22d st S, eight-room house and
} barn: easy terms.
$4,000 only buys fine nine-room house
at 2117 Sth st S. I know it is a warm
} house and bargain. as I have lived in it
} 81, 300 buys fine eight-room house and
} city water and gas, barn. fine lawn, shade
} trees, gas range, in good repair; easy
terms.
} $4,000 buys another snap, fine new
} double house at 1212-1214 9Th av N all
} modern, full basement, rents $52 per
} month. This property must be seen to be
} apprec1a ted; leaving the CITY, call Monday.
} Bargains in houses and lots in all parts
} Of the city; also farms anywhere in the
northwest: Call on
b.. ~ -, $50 Temple Court w.
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