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WANTED-3ICECLES.

WAETED-l.U0J second hand WLeeIs; highest
cash prices paid lIJ FouUsy iyunia ave. nw-
jylg-31t
81. NV. JyT-3gt
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PERSONAL.

GENTLEMAN alone in city. would like TO
meet consenlaI lady Tor mutual Friendship,
object, mAtlimouy- Address BOX 5s1, this
Office. i
GENTLEMAN would Ike TO correspond With
mlddle-aged lady. object iuatrimony- Ad-
dress BOX $50. this ONCE. It
JEWISH GINT LEHMAN Of % desires the ac-
quaintauCe Of young lady widow; object,
Inatrimony. Address BON 594, this Office.
Il
WOREINGNIEN. cold cash runs this
world" You need very little money - call
IN Us for one Of our tine custom made suits
# clothes least bit used. prices 10 suit me-
cEanics. JtSrH'S OLD STAND, 6lS =.
jy24-1t
SPECIAL. OFFICER desires 10 sell his posi-
ttUH paying $40 pei week. VIII pay 80. Al
cress SPECIAL OFFICER, this Office.
jy9I-St
l MOVE pianos and household goods. all
HoTk under nay personal supervision. D. Z.
EMPRESS office, I.l5 tn 81. nv. Phone
North 2ls6-M. Orders At GS3 " Al.
orders receive prompt attention. jy22-3Jt
MONEY TO LOlN. II SUA-s OF - 10 $50
Joseph CAIN, Room 4o5. Jenifer Building.
.Ih and u SIS. nv Iy2I..I
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
20. COLORADO BUILDING, 18th and c.
service, strictly confidential any cause, all
sections. 81. BRADFORD. Superintendent.
Jyi-31t
NINE. CATHERINE, Wasaington's FgvortJe
IaIutlsJ an. card Reader. SO New York az
ieSO-3Ot
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USE OF PLANO FREE.

We have a number of good square pianos,
ne luding BfadbuT}s. Chickering'S hnabes,
for six months il you pay the cost or
hauling. Splendid opportunity 10 start the
9 :. ArarL
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE VALUES

UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE VALUES
No. - q st. ne. corner alley. Frame
6ou9 s, rsn . FOR 81 Bic near B 81, $50
splendid lot, 20xGl feet. on . 81. 81 Ont
near SGth. Special for.-..-......... - ~
Let I4x90 fl On / ST.. east Of 21l6 P
fronting Oh two streets. party gHOS
wall PrIce------------ ...-.-...-.... T-O
E1e Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Co
1928 sgd st. Phone West 40.
jyl3-r
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WANTED-GirI for general housework. Ap-
ply 2lO Florida NV. Il
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE car
pets, stoves, bric-a-brae. and al kinds Of
SHOP, gth and SITS NV. Phone North 1913.
jy2o-5Jt
WANTED-To buy old feather beds. II.
MARKS 891 7th ST. jy2J-at
NANTED-To buy a rowboat in good con-
dition: state price Address BOX J9s This
office jy25-5t
WANTED-A good roIl-top desk: must be
cheap ana ia nrst-ciass condition. =. K
PULLMAN, l4u 9 St NV Jy25-at
WANTED-Here Is chance FOR every body.
old gold and silver jewelTy, diamonds. and
antiques ~ in 81. NV. Jy25-30t
WAETED-At SISCLAIR'S. 635 Louisiana
ave. roIl-top desks furniture. showcase.
pianos and organs, ana stocks OF groceries
for cash JyZ5-ot
WANTED-CAsH PAID FOR FURNITURE.
carpets, OfiIze ana store fixtures Of all kinds
Gress BAUM, BI2 Pennsylvania ave. nw.
Phone Main 1854 jeZo-3Jt
BIC MONEY PAID for desirable furniture,
carpets, 93l pay fun value FOR stoves in
good condition. office furniture and house
hold goods ~ all kiliIs, contents especially.
-. NOTES. 60 LOuIsaHa ave, phone Nj 1906.
ty4 r"Ji
EAETED-HIghest cash prices PAID for wor:l
garIu eIts, ladies' or gentlemen. 5. Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and VIII call arr
hour b. TARSHES. 1905 Ita 81. NV Phone
North 4Jy. my 80
WANTED-smau second hand cash register.
lotal adder. Address BOX SIS. this oh!ce
iy23-at ---
yvANTED-Fu Furniture for cash. Sec HOP
WOOD, sJE and X SIS. NV. the fuau who
gives yeu the most money IZ3-3t
yyA%TED-JUg old feather beds. We posi-
We are here Ion only two weeks. send postal
AMERICAN FEATHER co, 49, o ST. NV
Jg2I-iJ
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Don't put
aside your old clothing, shoes. and hats be
fore seeing me / pay highest cash prices
COR them. Drop postal, VIII call If GE-
WIEI. Zoe .Jh 81 NV jy22-i1
LOOKING GLASS-Auy thing wrong with
yours 5liFerins beveIinE- cages polished
china closet shelves. ne" mirrors, any size,
cheap - years experience 4 W FRANK
20 I1th ST. NV. jyiJ-lI
WANTED-20 per cent discount on picture
frames during the summer months TYLER.
rs 9th 81. NV IyG-&Jt
GET YOUR MIRROR EEsILVEEED az
GEO SACHS 1929 TN u. uH- Drop postal
Jy5-3Gt
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FOR sALE-Go-cart at 1870 9Th st, NV.
Jy25-3t
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DENTISTRY.


FREE! FREE! FREEI
Painless Dentistry PAINLESS MOTLEY. Gil
7Jh ST NV. Special this week only ali
WCTI. free. small charge for material only.
cali today for Il T9ee examination Je2J-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting:
10 pain. look. feel. ACT. and last longer than
neutral teeth. shrunken faces made normal.
painless Filings. DIR. j. l. WILSON, 1908 L
a.. s4y- 1s2S-&Jt
WE WILL. PROVE 10 your satisfaction shat
AJumIzeI Air f. the best preparation
known tor tAe painless extraction Or aEy
number Of teeth. 70 be had 0nly at NERo
b52$ FISTS, lIL5 Pa ave. opp- PoslOlilrr
LI1-Lf
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Phone East 1909 for Pure Ice Cream
and Sherbet. Prompt Service. Rosen-
feds. So II ST. ne.
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 15c y GA ]
UNITED STATES STORAGE co. 4lS-42O- i22
10th St nv. Phone Main s22g. uyS 6ns
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Fusselps Ice Cream Is the Smoothest,
the purest. Best service, 1927 n Y. ave.
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED sI,I5 up; nous, painting,
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS, Gas II st.
ne. Phone East I2S1. jy23-St
WM. y. MAHONEY. the progressive Paper
hanger reliable prompt. cheap. legal guar
antee- Send postal for free samples and es-
innate. Main Store. los PeHusy lyania ave.
Sc phone East II4-F-, following agencies:
1890 + Sc. 10 Monroe st. AnacOstia;
MattlngIys store. Congress Heights; 6J7 New
DIRK ave. nv. EdlaritvA's store Bowie. Md. +,
"a 18th 81 NV; ODonueiTs store go anu
II ST. nv jy22-1L
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FOR RENT-HOUSES-

FOR RENT--WM. II. SAUNDERS & Co.
1407 + sL-l6d5 18th St NV, 1lr * b-2S3s
Massachusetts ave. Tor i BLOC Staughton
ST. pr 4 b-I45I Florida ave. 1r * b-4Sj
18th 81. Sc, CT < b-l345 L ST. NV, 7r < b
l0r & b-S1fS = 81. NV. Tor & b-l3Is E ST
ne. Gr * b-9D7 nth 81. nv, 81 s b-I4OO
sJaughton ST. 81 i b-25Gl, 03 y G5 Central
axe. nv. new ) & OF mats, Tile baths, gas
range aad heater; separate cellar 4 furnace
. Quincy ST NV. ID floor fiat. 6r. tile BATH
nace-l3l7 TO - 85Jh 81. NV. new ) & d
IooEI fats, all modern Improvements; spe-
clGl summer retes-2304 lam 81. NV. lsU < %
moor mats, Gr < b. good ventilation: bath
room remodeIed-SOO \. II. ave. store ana
dwelling. CT < b-ReaF 1921 kIngman pl
@-stoTy brick stable. o sJails-Rear PICS Flor
ida ave 2-story brick stable. 3 stalls
Jy22, %, 25,2l
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FOR RENT-FURNIsBED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Large front room. furnished
southern exposure; bath. price SD 46l II st.
NV. tv25-2t
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTEDv-To buy small house. brick ore
ferted; state terms and location Address
BOY 80. this ONCE jy25-st
DO YOU WANT GOOD TENANTS? IIgI
Your houses At once with GRACE NJ
THOMAS, Corcoran Building. jyl7-a4t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

THE LAYTOH6TONE FARM-A delightful
place 10 board s. per week. Address WN
G. MARTIN. Remington. Fauquier Co. Va
jylS-l5t-eOd
WANTED-SummeT bOarders; good tape
comfortable rooms; nice shade trees; 2ta
miles from HeTndon. 5 r. HORN, HeTn-
don. Va. jy22-St
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1872 Pounds of Sugar, $500;
"Royal Pilsen" in Bottles.

soc MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE, 23c LIB
JOHNsTON.S. lsI 7Ta ST. NV.
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We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown & ToIson. AuctIoneers. I4g9 Il s.
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FOR sALE-ChiId's goar and wagon. cheap.
222 18th st. sc. jy25-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By q frst-class young. bright
cOlored cOachman. position. viii be highly
recommended by present employer: fine and
careful driving a specially, and handy man
around your place. Address BOX 579, this
office. jy25-2t
WANTED-A young coIored man from Viz
Einia wishes a position clerk in store.
Office. collector; can furnish best ref
erenCe; have had six years experience as
clerk in pogJoffiCe Address W A SMALL
WOOD, Arlington. Va. jy25-6t
WANTED-By young man, IS. acquainted
with English. French. and Spanish language,
position, any kind. Write ALBERT SAR-
FATTY. General Delivery. 1t
WANTED-By young man. ID. acquainted
with English French. German languages.
position. any kind Write ALBERT SAP
FATTY, General Delivery Il
WANTED-By young colored man. place Ia
house, ice cream plant parlGr. as helper
on delivery wagon 10lG | -. ne. II
WANTED-By licensed engineer and cleo
trician, position. Address call E%Gl-
NEER $40 New York ave. II
NANTED-By young colored man. situation
as waiter OF cook. Address BOX 57l, this
office Jy24-2t
WANTED-By fTst-ciass French cook; city or
country: understands p2gtry- Address BOX
sos. this office. jy24-3t
WANTED-By experienced young man. po-
sitlou as stenographer; references. Address
BOX 555, this Office 1y23-3J
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FOR SALE-Handsome Windsor TnIrror-front
jy23
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FOE EENI-G3l ana 90 q 3 ne, SIX rooms
and bath. al modern Improvements. rent
$3.50 Inquire OF ). J. FARRELL, "a ana
- SIS ne jy22-5I
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TABLE BOARD.
TABLE BOARD at summer rates; also meals
sent out. llG2 sab 81. nv. jy25-2t
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ARTHUR H F. LUERssEN. Drug store.
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Purest Ice Cream and Ices
e. town. John Hartung. log Fla. ave.
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BIRDS, DOGS, E.

JUST RECEINED-Y Young canarie5, Maltese
kittens. gUIdGshesi also Fee FLEA dog soap.
kills heas instantly: Keeps skin healthy.
makes cont smooth ana glossy. SCHMlD'S
BIRD STORE, - 18th 81 NV nly25-tf
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LARGE, bright. modern offices in The Metz
croft building ITO = ST. NV. So 80 each.
including electric light. steam heat, elevatoR
and .amtor service: ue extras. Iy2I-L4
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms; eastern
anu southern exposure. TI9 sth ST sw.
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Finest Ice Cream at Reisinger's.
s. gal: soc y gal 2S5 c st. Phone NJ
1861!
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SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets stoves bric-a -brac. and all kinds Of
household goods. BAUAIS FURNITURE
SHOP SIN and l. SITS. NV. Phone North 1913.
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TWO second floor front rooms; newly pa
pered with bath; cooking gas Included; So 30.
1920 sth ST. NV. jy25-2t
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT
5I3 Louisiana ave. NV
Third floor. SIS per month
;e29- Il JAMES +. SHEA. G43 La. ave. aw
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED furnished rooms for light
housekeepirGi walking distance OF Bureau
tugIdNinE must be reasonable. Address
BON ISL, this office. iy25-2t
WANIEb-By young couple. no children, nat
OF four rooms, must he reasonable; peTma-
ncnt. Address BON 59I this Office. 1t
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERS.

FOR SALE-Smith Premier typewriter in
fine condition. SO. Address BOX 5S3, this
office Jy25-St
GOOD Denanore typewriter. cheap. Call i'm
uediateIy. 5I2 r -. nv. Jy25-3t
FOR SALE-Secondhand typewriter. on easy
monthly payments prices low condition.
guaranteed: loW rental rates for summer.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 9Is f st. nw.
Agents for Williams typewFiters- iyI0-tf
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Furniture and Household Effects, Both

new and used at auction within our
rooms I22- and 1923 G ST., Wednesday.
10 a. IA. Wilson 4 Mayer, AucJIoueers-
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WANTED-ROoMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-By young man, room and board
in private family, with no children, on Cap
Iol Hill. Address BOX 569, this office. II
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-A 9atf-grown girl to assist in
light housework- 9os / 81 NV, it
WANTED-Womsn for general housework;
suburb I'm District; three in family ST.
bring reference. Ask VERO DENTISTS.
lI5 Pennsylvania ave. any day before
WANTED-Girl for general housework. APP
ply 2l0 Florida ave. NV II
WANTED-A coIored woman for cooking and
general homework, one living near preferred
Call after pm, 24Ol lst 81. nv H-2-Zl
WANTED-CoIorsd woman or girl for gen
eTaI homework, family Of four no chlldreii-
MRS. NIPOND, Maryland ave, near Block
ST. Hyattsyille. Nd ly22-ZI
WANTED-Young white girl to assist in gen
eFaI huuseWork, 1880 Massachusetts ave. NV
jy25-2t "
VANTED-Woman operator for sewing ma
chine; room and board given for services
OF St NV II
WANTED-A respectable ooIored woman as
cham berInaid and waitress; must stay nights;
bring references. Apply l6Os = st. nv. II
WANTED-Wmte nurse: young woman to
stay nights and leave city for summer. Ad-
dress BOX $50, this Office. II
wANTED-GirI for general housework in
small family. can stay nights 1926 St NV
wANTED-A competent eoIored girl for gen
eraI houseWork. bring reference. Il6 18th
st. sc. II
wANTED-CoIored girl for general house
work 5l3 9th st. NV. II
Neutrality-suspicious. saIesIadles for dry
goods store; permanent position: good salary
722 9Th st. nv. II
W NTED-Three experienced Mattresses ct
RADY'S CAFE, Cos Pennsylvania ave.
WANTED-Three girls; work in office; white
or colored nurse. 1885 nth St NV II
WANTED-A woman for general homework.
1928 81. ne. Jy22-St
WANTED-Neat seamstress 10 do sewing by
week in private family. Apply 1885 22d St
NV. 1t
this city and mountains also colored dish
pantry, laundress. and cleaner; today. APP
ply DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18th st, and
Pennsylvania ave. jy25-3t
wANTED-sklrt hands. IA 18th st. NV. It
WANTED-Young lady as assistant in once
s. week; permanent, 6l9 + St NV. ROOM Y.
1t
WAN rED-Young lacy to copy contracts no
experience required; So. 90 f ST. nw ROOM
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waitress; good pay.
ZOOS Pennsylvania ave. 1y20-3t
WANTED-In family Of three. good,
cleaner. washer. and ironer. Cali ll0I Sd 81,
NV. yyz2-2t
WANTED-A good colored woman cook. APP
ply 329 Pennsylvania ave. NV. II
WANTED-A girl who knows how to cook.
1895 st NV jy25-3t
WANTED perienced waitress. al once;
good pay and hours. 14O9 G ST. NV. II
WANTED-A hrst-class dressmaker. 400 I
iN25-3t
WANTED-A chambermaid with references
$40 st. nv. jy24-St
WANTED-Young lady cashier; hours 6 am
20 , pm; salary 50. Address, in own hand
writing. BOX 90. this Office. jy24-3t
WANTED-A colored cook 5I7 II St NV.
Jy24-2t
WANTED-White woman as COOK and laun-
dress only; small family; leave city. APP
ply Immediately, I706 2lst st. NV. jy23-5t
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WANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-A good dayton wagon; must be
reasonable; state price Address BOX SOL.
this office. JyZ3-St
WANTED-A driving horse for lady 10 drive;
state age. price. and color. Address BOX
$40, this Office JyZ3-3J
wANTED-Carts. 81 %. MONROE BRICK
Co. Goth and Z SITS. Sc. iy7-u
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FOR SALE-The Davis Vertical Feed sewing
machine proves most satisfactory because K
does greatest variety Of work Standard
Grand, very slightly used. SIS; renting; Te-
pairing. DAVIS AGENCY, 425 ~ sve.
Phone NJ 1888. jy22-4t
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GROCERY AND PRGVISIONs-I0th St. ne
living rooms; rent $3.50. DCGAN, 6I7
Louisiana ave. jy24-3t
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II THE GOVERNMENT. CLERKS 80
Interested III mines VIII send their a55ra.a-
70 me they will receive handsome nrssent
Address BOX $50. this Office 800. ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES

CORNER GROCERY. Northeast. roo,,,..5
rent only So daily sales $40. rrlra 90,
conc cone quick NEW YORK BUSINESS 3FGJ5Ikgs,,
Frs. OH + ST. - - ~, -
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F. G. SMITH PIANO CO.,

BF Ta1,Ty building. 1925 Pennsylvania ave
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SA1E-Wheel in good condition APP
ply IHJ 221 ST. NV. Jy24-3r
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ANACOSTIA.
3RoOKLAND, D. C.

sURY's PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-09
A Barefooted Wedding.

1t is not far from Washington to
the mountains where people live IN
the most primitive style. J. Z. MOI
fatt. the well-known correspondent
went into Mcdowell county, w. Va,
on a professional trip, and among the
stories he did not write, but preserV-
ed for private friends, is one too good
to keep out of print, says the "asn-
ington Star.
He stopped at log cabin, and was
soon on good terms with his host
who after supper said:
"stranger, I reckon ye' won't hev a
good time tonight.
."What is up" queried the newspa-
per man.
Coin ter be a weddin'. Reckon yc
kin go with me an the ole woman.
The invitation was accepted, and
the three started for a hve-mile walk
over the mountain. When they reach
ed the cabin that was the centre o1
festivities, cracked fiddle could be
heard, and several men hung aroune
the doors and windows, for none bu
the dancers could be admitted inside
They were met:by a rough noun
| taineer, to whom the newspaper
mans presence was explained.
"That's all right" said the new
| conner, "but there's one thing. Yo
see the bride and groom air po', yer!
po', and they never, wore no shoes be
| fore Christmas in thar lives, an ham
got none now, so them as had shoe
didn't wear 'em. Jim, the groom, i
sorter sensitive like, an high-strung
so ef yo' go with them shoes on h
might take j as a reflection on hin
| an the bride and 60 to shootin'."
The shoes were taken off, and tel
minutes later the correspondent an
| his host were dancing with the noun
tain bellies, occasionally having tf
stop to pick splinters out OF the'
| feet.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-09
The Good Roads movement will rf

The Good Roads movement Will re-
ceive encouragement from the news
that the state of New York is soon TO
have an election on a constitutional a
rnendment for the issuance OF $4,000,
600 in bonds to build good roads. KEEP
resentatiye Brownlow and Senator
T Iatimer have been after the small
sum of only S1o,ooo,ooo from the ted
eral treasury for the same purpose;
Spartanburg Herald,
The state of New York cannot
make beters investment, the state OF
South Carolina could not make Det-
ter investment, than to put money IN
permanent country roads. Ihe coun-
tv OF Newberry could not 90 anything
that would pay as big returns direct
" and indirectly as money put III
roads. Yet people who would pay SO
little tax as not to feel it if you adVo-
cate small tax for this purpose Will
saw that you are an enemy OF the peo-
! ple and that you will bankrupt the
county. The people who would De
| the most benefited are the ones
| strange to say, who oppose any tax
for this purpose and they are the ones
also who would pay the least part OF
the tax. We may talk about gooo
roads and the advantages and all that
bit until We decide to put up the
money we viii not have any roaos
worth calling roads. In some OF tne
| counties they are going about the
matter in the right way. lhey are
| building what they can in suostan'
t;al way and if it is only mile Or TWO
wear if will be there to testify te
their good judgment for years t.
| come.
| Tax for roads is not to be compared
to tax to pay the ordinary expenses
OF the government because it is an IN
vestment that will pay dividends L
those who pay it. If we had AGO mlle
Of good smooth road i'll this count!
what blessing and what saving
would be to the people.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-09

Tomorrow is Memorial day, ana
the manner OF its observance in New
berry will be proof conclusive it any
were needed. that while full forty
wears have passed since the day OF the
Southern Confederacy was closeo
the memory of the heroism and the
sacrifices of the men who wore the
erav IS still fresh and green as IN the
dark hour when the gloom OF Apo
mattox enshrouded the southlano
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-09
The Catawba Indians.

Columbia Cor. News and Courier
4 complete investigation OF the
conditions Of the Catawba Indian
tribe. and of the recent requests made
bv some of the leaders will be made
for report to the general assembly,
If will be remembered that some
time ago Chief Harris came before
the governor and asked that the tribe
be allowed to go west and settle with
the other Indians. This is matter,
however that would have to be con-
sidered by the general assembly, ana
the proposition will have to come
before that body. The state now
makes an appropriation OF $500 LOT
the support of the tribe, and accord
ING to Harris this is not enough TOT
them to live on. 1t may be OF in
terest to some to know that the trst
contract made between the Indians
and the state was in 1888, and that
I'D to a few years ago they received
about $1,000 a year from the state
There was a tract of land about tour
teen miles, which was owned by the
tribe, and the proposition accepted
bv them was that the state was &c
make this annual appropriation OF
$1,000 in lieu OF the quit claims whlcf
could be collected from the white
neople who had settled on the reser
vation. There are only few OF th'
full-blooded Indians left, and 1t j
very probable that the State will &C
cept their proposition and allow then
to 90 west. One years approprla
ton would pay the expenses OF tn
trip, and with the aid of the fedora
government enough land could be OBJ
tanned to allow them once more t
follow the occupation Of farming. A
present they do very little work an
are gradually dying out.
nrgGr. totheeeaaddhasa, Il: .confroH
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-09

the fgures Of the earlier epoch, anu
the accumulation OF wealth is risen to
,,oooo,ooo annually. The cotton
c~on alone is worth the sum OF $685.
100000 a year The assessed Valua-
,:.,n exceeds six billions
In manufactures the south has out
stripped the world in recent years III
Two PROGRESS it has made. especlally
:, the manufacture OF cotton. Inc
o,;ce Of iron in world markets IS eS-
tablished by the cost OF southern pro,
duction because it is cheapest ana
mos, easily handled IN that region
e,,oth Carolina already rivals Mass
achrcse1ts in cotton mill output, ana
must soon surpass her completels'
Georgia and Alabama are not on I'll.
;n1r,tria! track of Pennsylvania ana
!, Texas ,h4re is limit neither to 1Ae
a,cc a. ,..!.;ch she is rusfi ing forward
,nlnstri, y, d con1~el ':' NJ :?
,1,t r,>o..-.".s OF her c11"Tn'cas a.
main.
p,,+ ever more remarkable than Fer
:, c4sr;al 3r> gress is the advance 's
rive :. III ., the depart nei;E o. :o"'
cation since ner business -" =.
their feet and became able to turn
.heir attention to schooling the rising
generation. Many of the ablest north
ern educators who have visited al
narts OF the south testify 20 the ex'
ce1lence of the school system OF every
state for both white and black child
rem Prof. Sheath OF Yale, is typlca
example of mind trained to north
ern methods and results, and ye
warmly enthusiastic over the admlr
able work he finds going on IN TN
south, aud especially in the higher III
stitutions of learning.
| 1t is possible in brief newspape
article to touch on this subject 0
southern development only IN tn
most general terms. The News ma
given it careful attention for man
wears and feels qualified by study
first hand to oppose the conclusion
Of Prof. Hart, squarely and wlthou
compromise. The south is stronge
than ever in every way. She IS dea
: ing with tremendous problems IN
thoroughly rational way, and neeo
. but to be understood in the rest OF tn
United States to be appreciated as
magnificent element of the glorlov
union that is the great mother OF |
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-09

Our Spartanburg cotemporaries
DISAGREED very materially as to the
rendition of "Elijah' during the May
festival in that city. Both agreed
however. that the May festival was a
success. and the visitors say they had
a delightful time So let our Spartan
burg contemporaries agree that no.
where was there room for improve
,,,ent and we will all be happy.