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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-30

i1rJ >pcn: Svvv~a, months in New
York only >i?or; time ago.
Cox. Folk mas declared that either
rhc Missouri; National Guards or the
ST. Louis police department Will be
directed to raid the alleged book-ma-
kers at Delmar race track. The Gov
ernor proposes to enforce the law
against betting in Missouri.
Charles f. Davis and his daughter,
Miss Essie Davis, were murdered at
Miami, Florida, Monday morning by
unknown parties. One thousand dol
lars reward has been offered by the
citizens OF Miami for the apprehen-
sion of the murderer.
An instance. OF the application OF
precocious knowledge OF the law by a
child occurred in a Partisan school
last January. In France education is
obligatory. but the law can not compe!
children 10 remain at school after the
age Of thirteen. This law, needless to
remark. is usually a dead letter, pu-
pil suddenly got up in the naddIe OF
lesson gathered up his book. placed
them neatly in his desk. took up his
ba, and moved toward the door
.:Where are YOU going::" asked the
teacher. with a certain amount OF
acerbitv. Sir replied the boy, with
irritating nonchalance, i was thirteen
wears OF age four minutes ago ano
YOU have no longer any right to keep
me al school.'
People wonder, says The Reading
Pa, Telegram, at Japan's success. Or
Jordan tells us the reason when ne
saws that in this entire war he doubts
if s1oo OF Japanese money has been
stolen. They don't have grafters yet
in Japan. The spirit Of loyalty which
sends men smiling TO the cannon
mouth doesn't encourage personal ell
richmet at the public. expense. We
can draw a lesson from that pagan
| country. We preach honesty ano
practice crookedness-or if we don
literally practice it we applaud those
who do II they do it cleverly and
don't get caught.
In recent interview the Nctwe-
gian explorer, DR.. Nansen, expressed
the opinion that the Scandinavian Sit
uation was likely to be serious. When
asked if war was likely to come, he
said: Wars sometimes come uneN-
| pectedlv, you know. Norway vii
certainly not commerce, nor, indeed
will She do ;nything which will be a
legitimate excuse for war. But We
will NOT sacrifice our independence
we will not become subject state ttc
Sweden, and should Sweden attack us
well, we shall have to defend our
selves"
The times of digestion OF different
foods are about as follows on an av'
erage: Milk, rice, about an hour OF
less: whipped eggs, barley soup, sal
mon. trout. about I I-2 hours; peas
and flesh about hours or more; sage
81 hours: barley, boiled milk, raw
eggs. cabbage with vinegar, soup with
tat and bread, about hours; raw milk
(Richet) baked eggs, OK Liver. l.
hours; lamb, beans. potatoes, cabbage
hash. 2 IS hours: boiled eggs. beet
steak. white bread, ham, beef. fish
mutton, :, hours: pork. poultry, veal
brown bread. j hours; sal: pork, hard
boiled eggs, ; hours.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-30
Warning to Senator TillInan.

Hartsville Messenger.
II B. R. Tillman has not lost his
political astuteness he will help the
good people get rid Of the dispensarS
TO take any other course would be
disastrous to his political future.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-30

some women would rather tell 8
doctor oi lilc:- aches and pains than
gossip with ;j,>;- ncighbor>.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-30

nc OuIGlIpid. -NSHOSliE Giio N>-'t
ems railroad offers Season Tickets to
the following points, limited until
October 21s:. 1905:
.Asheville. \. c. sos
Alexander 7.35
Arden 6.75
Biltmore 700
Brevard 7.oo
Flat Rock $50
Fletchers 6.65
Hendersonville $40
Hot Springs 300
Murphy 1870
Saluda 600
Swannanot 7.35
Trvon 500
Wavnesville 7.So
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-30
Season Tickets Via. c., N. & l..

The Columbia. Newberry and Laur-
ems railroad offers Season Tickets to
the following points, limited until
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-06-30

cordially indorsed the idea. More than
that, he wrote some of the gags" and
himself acted as middle man." The
show was a great success.
Dr.. Ralph Hamilton Curtis, lately
Carnegie's assistant at Lick Otseva-
tory. has been chosen assistant pro-
fessor of astronomy by the University
of Western Pennsylvania. DR.. Cur
It's, though only "a years old, recent
" took his doctors degree at the
University OF California, where he re-
ceived his astronomical training. sup
pIemented by graduate work there
and at Lick Observatory.
Mrs Crawford, wife OF F. Marion
Crawford, the novelist, although the
mother OF two grown daughters, IS
said by an American woman, who re-
Gently met her abroad, to look not a
day over 2C. She is blonde, slender
and graceful, and exceedingly fond Of
society; quite butterfly, in fact, and
altogether different in her tastes from
her Husband. The home Of the Craw-
fords is in Sorrento, on the bay Of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-29

(continued on Thirty.fifth Paee)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-29

- HAVE some papers here" TT said my friend Sherlock
 Holmes, as we sat one win
 ter's night on either side of the fire, which I really think, Watson, that it would be worth your while to glance over These are the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-14
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ST..
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6ronci8 g. @utermor ltno 5rou
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50, @rlmo5in5 $50, $3.50.
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$50, S..
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Oiper W}irpi9 uno 6rou an 2oulS
SLING etc. Siioicite 6orrclt., nuhc
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$t6S712, $1,000.
,{o6n u. 8iibop on 3rupton VI.
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u bel y, @rumOjins 500, s..
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Is. Iunlop. Siioieite HigqS. Iucrute,
uobe gpplcton Strube, Is bel 50,
@run0jin8 $50, So.
Carroll y. 8lif mo 6ruu al Sos.
IS. EcterS, . @rlunoltildc, $152S.SS.
Gielclbcr an Glntnu 4. @irOtn,
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$i3. $7Gil5.
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bs 3mp%fr3 / dTnsier. -4Gcr
a0nlpf }miIden sen 6ilciiihen Bret
mnlrern oen G6hfttoutiucn iuo Sen
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oigen iuttcn, ocriuhen lie IS jebt
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RCiormcr Geo Stt, ser Elm ReItult.
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toht. ir neldcm lie ongcihuloiQt
mer0cn, inn NpriI 1898 cincn geruii'
len 0on Gllon 0ion 10 u%erpun0et }t
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on0e6lihcn W0roer pltr0cu bon cts
ncm on0cren G6ineien. Dan Wund
aus Ebiluoelpbiu, nI3 Ole E6dtcr
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rcn uidlt pom 9(n6eren ltnterldetOctl.
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oltd) Sam Nin aom I'M Die Belt OeS
unQcblihru Moroc5 IN Baltimore
uno nitt III Gamocn pobnteu. Die
Nmu0ltr Smith mo GbelpS ncrocn
Ole bcjocu NuNcihuIoigten BET ocm
&crh0r III ser mittIercn Citation per-
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EaiIuaicrc scr y|rnnocnbnra."

Ger 0umpicr brinBt uiclc aaliitcns
mo 3miitcn0cda Fulidgicre
bicrhcr. Nuuucn Ser aoiiltcl'
Eaiiu9icrc.
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nod) 9tCu Hort Nr. Wcor1c ". @nli
elmer Scr Nuliltcn FoiiaQicrc. Qic
8oliltcu Foiioljcrc limo: Sri.
Clio e. Nblcmomt, Sri. GIiricOu
NubL Mr. Start Nnrlo3, Grou SrdIl.
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Gbncr, &r. Ncrtll3 Cbcltc luO Strait
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sri. Nnn0 Otcpcr, SRI. Glllobttb Nl'
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ShIiitcr, Mr. 6. ". Shub, 6rou
NcnrU Gbomiorot, MILTON ". Gboma
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&ocIopif mo ainocr, Sr, mo Sroll
u. MoI0cd, Nr. mo Grnu NiIbclm
@ciBbodl, 6rou emma @icprcdt,
Eultor MItttc mo Srnll, Dtnrtln, G9'
far mo @uitou Nittfc.
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Icrmiidtc tclcorupbiidDc Gcpcidlcn.

49, Ger Gbuuiicur 3erIur aus MI
bonp. N.sD.. mcld)er ant Spnntug
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Duton. Scrritorirm iiir oaS Sobr
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-14

tell you what any man ought to ao. and i want to tell you that no maIter who circulates a story like that. that itirn,ingfam could get benefits from this that the other parts Of the state would not share in. he does not knoW what he is talking about: he has got Il heap to learn. I want to say to you m all candor. that in this movement. ,tne pig corporations of Birmingham were nghtina' YOU recollect the% signed up, those big corporations did. all but ons uf them, and I will tell the story or one of them in a minule: they signed up an article of indignation of the rail- roads. that was a dangerous man be- cause 1 was trying to get better rates for the people of Alaba ma. they signed 1t up and 1t passed through; they went and said why I want you to sign this. Why? He said if he gets better freight rate to the peonle of Alabama we will have to add it to your rate, the rates are too low-he knew better than thaS-he said to them: Do you tell me that I am to, get better rates than the farmer?" He said T don't want 1t: if am getting the money that belongs to the farmer, If am get a lower rate l get higher rate: then you go and give 1t to them, and give them the lower freight rate. that they are entitled to. and let me have lust such rate as am entitled to.
 Gentlemen. this thing is far removed from the freight rate. It or course embraces that. but it goes further than that We fought in 1874 for a white mans government. we are fighting. in Je05 for u freeman's government. (Ap-
 The meeting here adjourned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-14
NAMED A SHERIFF
  JAMES R. JACKSON WILL SERVE IN SUMTER COUNTY. He Was Appointed Yesterday by Gcyer- nor Jellks to Succeed Former Sheriff C. M. Mccain, Who Died,

James R. Jackson of Livingston was yesterday appointed Sheriff of Sumter County to succeed former Sheriff c. M {. Mccain, who recently died. Mir. Jack son was highly recommended for the office. He is regarded as well fit to perform the duties of his new office !. Especially as he has for number of years been aii active deputy sheriff of Sumter County.
 The friends of Mir Jackson have been unusually energetic in behalf of his candidacy. Some of them followed the petition for his appointment to Mont gomery, where they called on the Gov ernor Governor Jelks did not name McCain's successor when the Probate Judge first certified the vacancy in the eve of a trip to New York and desired to allow any applications that might de- velop to be filed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-14
RIVER READY FOR BOATS.
City of Mobile Will Resume Her Reg
 ular Schedule

General Manager T. H. Moore of the Peoples Line of Steamers. has just re- turned from Mobile. where he went to make arrangements for the regular trips of his boats. On account of the low water Tn the river 1t has been nearly seven months since boat has reached the Commerce Street wharf. the last one arriving the 31st of May. The recent rains, however. have put all the water necessary in the river. and on Friday night the Ouichita will leave Mobile and should arrive hero Monday morning. The City of Mobile has been the regular boat running through to Montgomery, but during the steamboat war for the past few months that boat has been running on the Tombigbee. After some necessary repairs the City of Mobile will resume her regular trips to Montgomery, and after this trip will come here every week. the Ouichita going back on the Tombigbee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-14
OFFICIALS oF LAYETrE.
Examination Shows an increase fin Land
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 With the exception of a slight error to the accounts of Sheriff W. R. Enis Judge W. F. Wilkinson, Assistant State Examiner of Public Accounts yesterday gavo the officers of Fayette County a clean sheet in report to Governor Jelks on an examination just complet- ed. The error of the Sheriff amounted to only a few cents, and was merely clerical. being adjusted on the visit of the Assistant Examiner.
 1t was reported to the Governor that the land valuation in Fayette County for taxation purposes this year Is $i.41 per acre, or 10 cents above the average for last year. The general assessments arc estimated by Judge Wilkinson to be about half the real values on all property in the county.
 The officers whose books, accounts and vouchers were examined without com ment are: J. w. Barnard. Superin- tendent of Education; R. P. Caine, Tax Collector; W. R.. Enis. Sheriff; D. 0. Mcconnell, Clerk of the Circuit Court; c. W. Coggin. Tax Assessor, and T. F.. Goodwin, Judge of Probate.