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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
Sd,iiisnndlrid)teu.

Nem Dort s. Sunni. Nngcs
fomnlcn: DER Gompicr nS.ourio" BON
Ncopel.
- N~bgeiobren; sic 0umpier y@liis
der" mad Sonburg .9orburoilo"
nod Bremen, ga 3oltroine" nadl
Sopre. ,Noro Nnlerifo" nod) 9seopel
.un6 oForiiion" nod @lasaolp.
6neenstomn II, s. Sum. = Aba
9tfaGren: ole Camper aSricsluno"
tponS 2iberpooD nad) Ybilooelpbia,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
Or. Hint. Brher

reainrirtet Sentider sirst 30-idhrise 9raris,
Spe5iolil iir gRdnners ifuo Strart'
bciten. Self In ~fiirseiter Seii Sbpbilis. Mls'
lbIae. sails. nnb Wunofratfbeifeit, Misltlue
teber. Nrt. etrifiur. goIuiieIen; neToolsS9ipa
DE, Snipoter4. 9ierefis iiio eldlen'Mtamtpeile
Mr. EOS ssssSaaimorr.stsrs Snredthnsen
poHe9 lbr Mhoreens bis 10 ubr anenoS; Scnn'
iae3 Don 10 ll6r .Waoreens biz Z mer s,auWft'
D. FB.rE Sr. sasders 4pIts bsAt jiptebfanr
iedsa ygs4S 0Sfiaihaihs ttsk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
Or. Ybilips arSaides
Snititnt,
Nr. 1887, Sf Yratt StraBc.

spe5ialiiteu fir ocIciu,c Sranibciteu bon @iau.
ncru uuo Sraucn.
gEir JciIen Grumpiuberbrii6e obHe ibnifrS.
bate operation, Striftureu, 9Iutbersiituns unS
.SDpbili5 in alien Gtnoien. gerIuit Der Damn.
nnrfcit uuo ucu 3uGe5o9cne Grnnfbeiten. Sine
rui3c, onuernoe Seihtng miro oarantirt. lln'
icre bette Gmpfeblln9 beitcbt BARN, oab MID
elm Sent Dor crioIgtcr SeiIuf8 SIT bc5abIen 1T.
IS foitct Gle gibtS, in unfcrem 9ireau 1srs
5uiprcbei mo cine pripnte Combination nut
ms 81 bn6eu. Bon 10 1l6r Sormittnas bfS 10
llBr 9bcnoS %ae6iinet. Sdreibt, iueuu Sbr ni6t
tommcn tjunt. ,
TruibsSin. unS 3iuinub.F Fart. spagguus fab.
reu an ~nuicrcr 5biirc uurbet.
eioueit.Gde Souo- uno grntt. strabr.
d. (0futta G&S1N)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

81 Ii bnc 0eutunq. ~ sSoat
S6ner 0cnn &br apr5 anr nidtS,
mrnn i'd mid $bueu nGhtte,' gniSis
aeS 6rdfteill?" 9idd nus @rriifg
ne, neben gle, Sds lit cbeii Dor
Sffiloe 'ipradloS." s"'A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
Iie6erIan6s uns 9 E.
r,Qen.


gusldn6cr miiiieu NIT g1iien Der.
iebcn Iein. ieboh miro bieie Nabre.
Gel bel Gouriiten inter seip0bnIiben
l~tnltGnbcn niht ~aueepenbet. Sod
eitlcm @nfeutbalt BON 5fuei @onoten
ieeod miifien itd I.iSIGnoer iScntifi.
siren ulo regiitriren laiien. @ei Der
@breiie lit Die 8~or5eigung zines Sc.
gitimatiors Rapiers nidt erforoer.
Iif.
Sn 8uiana Waromaribul mer.
Den E6iie nid)t perlangt, ebenio anti
SABA 8atapia). -6iir g II m a.
s(Baoane) bethlehem 5ieieIben ge.
aelns iebob tbut n.sa 9oriiAts bal.
Der gut, einen Hak nit ftp su fiib.
relt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
sarean Der seD0rOe Der YOliaei . Gummiare.

f'fnN
Naltim Tor G, ben .. Stunt 1908.
Sic euiimcrifUnfeit Gler 9erfoien uiro ouf
Sniacnncs NCicnit:
~. NbiAuitt bCS 20. 9lrtifeIs ac5 ]QiaItinos
TER Ztdot GUoCr; ~
aGs 1T itr Icoermaun Gctcemioria. inner.
1nlh oes Stdpte&cibbilbes ir9eno neItbe Grdti
iCre, SQuibe, Ji0trtCn Uber ulloercs leidt
breunhGrc5 6clcrucrt at u%ertauien ubcr 8uiII
&cridlt au5lbtcitt; icoDh tjlthet oieier glbs'
thatIt AMI oCl &criult Ictncs lolbcn in ser
Iulparttrieu 2rlHtlul ~&erp0dung .bPrfaulicu
Hirtile . @UUCnouna NM Seoer, Der elmer Der
tcllGutm1WQcH 0tc'C3 gbihnttt5 8mUioer baus
oclt. 0ertulIt lir leoe cin5elne uebCrtretuHg in
5uei SOllura Strufe,"
30s. Nblhutll ocs 27. grtifelS Der 6ffCntli.
bclt atIpeuclncu @efebe:
aGs 1T ttlt ScocrmaIm Gcfcbipibria, inner
bQlh oleles ziduies ou5 Bdtro1eft Spiel3Cuus
Rtttnl 81 labrt5tret uocr 81 berfGuien, eil3II-
luuidell ooer an lrAcno Senldno meg5tgebeu.
NrGeno cine RerlOIl, luelbe oieieH gbichHitt
l%lhertriit, ioll mao lleberli0rllla cine Straie
pom illttt melllger. ais litlijtg Collars, ODER
tUcDr, ais 3luCibruocrt Dollars, 5lIlamtneu NIT
Den soften Der StraiUerlolGurg ~be3nDleu, lno
I'M 6uuc DER gttdtbCsCblunQ befugter @elos
llrnie ltlo soften loll otcielhe Dem @efiHpniB
~nbtupieieu mo bort 10 Iqnac icitgebaIteu ipers
oelt bis ioldt @cloiiruie mo Aoiteu besdblt
mo, uocr Itr ole ECUiuoe BON iCdhe3ig Idden,
ellle5 poer ouS aUoCrc.
l82. SeroromuN, ]6eItdti9t am 9. September
@iemau0 bari irQeuo cine Soutp, 8afete.
Stdder, Aorneoo, @ruudte Oner uuoere leibt
otelloare 6euerrertslOrpcr Ooer leibt frplo,
uttthpV Stupulule lItiCrDQlb pes Sta0ls QSelds
ntloep merleI, lbleuoerl ubCr u%b1euern. Sir
ltot9 oetdrllge ScrRebeu Ocrfdlt Seoer in cine
Scloehhe ooll Ilrbt iiber iiiuf SptlurS ($5.O01;
lcoo6 lou IS Dem DinOor aberluileH 6leibelt,
elne1l in'teltloielt SrlaubntBihein iir ben @es
braih bon 6fllcrlocri ~8u Pribeilcn, no CT Col.
Dies llr dl1crlcllel eru6tet,"
Gc Foliici miro bierutit 1tlaeipieien. Die obi.
hlQcIl @rlcbe onrh Ncltnubme dIleb ihpim lie.
N%erfreiell Der Nclttr1U1iu0en 0criet6en nfaetrpis
lellel Ferlonel ltrena ourd8uiibreu, tIio en-.
bail ole lueiierc gSeiiuu1. gegeu ollie Rerlpueu-
lpclde luc9eII Oebcrirctung b~erielbeu non ir,
geno eiiIclt Burger ailqejci0t iueroen, @eridtSs
Heleble Ut crlnli1et lnb iolhe Yerionen Az ars
|rCtireII.
Sic @eitimnttnQc1t Der pben droefitbrtet 1872.
&erotoluHa linbctl liant cifler Gntlbeiouug oes
t~@crldDie9 Nomobl AMI Brtpats qotdlitdteu ltro
zllmlrieolquugctt, lUie uui jfientlthe StraBen,
@aletI nEo NueO9 imler0alO oes Staot.gSeihs,
UilncS 9llIpeHhlmQ.
stlJbcr Der 6eltHabinc nlcr 4eriuHcn. iueIdJe
bel Der glbieneril1q bon Se1er 3 9rideru poer
auocCer Iyien BON nerb0tc1tH Seuerperfen uns
a%ctruiieu merneI, iou ole Folt5et Die NametI
uno 4breiie neS Sinolers, bon iuelcbem Debate
6euerluerfe qeiauit muroen, i~eititeIen uno fir
oercu 6clinabmc einclt Ser6uitsheiCbl berausz
|bCtdp0reU.
8cDrge ". Niai5,
Games y. BRETON,
SBunlae Z. SbrDud,
gcU6roe Der Fuli5eirGommiiiare.
I[IIUiT fl " DNHNnIiJ q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
grfanntmudJmnsem.
Separtcmcut iir ~5ifcntlidc eidlerheit. Sautea.
Cub Scpurtcneut Ocs 8rbnuoes
SUipcttursN ilreaus. Antbbuns,

VI tlm D I Q. hcn q. ,Nlli INO1.
IN babe gppIituitoHeH iHr ~foIGenoe EriOiles
Gicu %erbulteu;
9ir. III. I,oibcrs StrdBe. fir @ufiteluug eli
mes eicttrlidbet Wiutoro bon 3 Bferoefrditer.
SrGHtli1aStruBe. 5~piiheu Nunarna uno @ns
tan StrdBc. iilr glutitelllng eines eIeftriibeu
Wtotors bon ~ @ierbctrditclt.
gr. .. SitorGbarles StraBe, iiir 9tuiiteuuuo
ctflce eleitriiheu Uiutors bon . Rferoefrditcn,
Sroeno Semauo. Der Giupenounaet ouqcocu
III erbebeu bat, mUAe %hie'eiben bis 10 llbr Dor
mIttdae dnl o, %ll1i 1905 eiHreiheH, }u peldhcr
jv;t oatitber perbunoelt lperoet piro. LE
6oiu. Z. Hreitpu, ''
iNlnIHD Ncbuuhez Snfpeftog.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
GbtIi.
aein gaB3pana.
q m M q

6rem0e IN Der 5dpei5 brauten
feline TGiie por5uoeiien, ieood miro
n%ngerotben, audi bel eiriem 8ei,tde
OicieS 2anoes cine oerartige 2ceiti.
nation nit iid 81 siibren. Soteloe.
iiscr ltnh in Ser Gbipeis fir ibre
8GIte perantmortlih. icood m:ilIen
6rem Sc IN Soit51idern unO Eripot.
pobnungen inncsBalb oreiBia Snaen
lire SGIie bel Der Srtspoli5ei eiurei.
den, ino !pir6 linen banu Elm auf.
eutboits . @eredtiNIngsidein nisee.
iertiet. @usldnoer fonnen gu ieocr
Belt unaebiacert Tieoer oas "auo
berld1Ien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09

LAAlII+ wv ~ W. NN fNlS poi
Deiien.
0Gnemarf un6 8eiit n.
gen.
0ct'm 8etreten 6eS 2onbes sper.
Sen feline Eoiie nerIongt. Gigentbii.
mer BON SoteIs nno &oit91idcrn
miiiien Die Iufunft unb 9lbreiie
aler 8rerOen BET Der Boli3ei dnHtel.
oen. Die @breiIe fam unge5inoert
na6 9elieben geifeben. - N,if ct.
Eboma8 (@eitinoieu) iperben bel
ser Smnoung ebenfnQs feline 8Giie
abgcforoert, leood miiiier allsIGu.
DER, metn iif iih Idnprr ole As
Stunoen ooiclbit anfaehulttr hlhcn.
}ltr @breiIe iif eincn N'uB Doil DER
CrtSpoli5ei neridoffen.
Sranfreih nno @efitun.
ecu.
S%otrlbeIitcr. uanieu,ll1 tn iIpne.,
StG0tcn, irogen frem6e Suite. in
0ery}c9el, Oh tie FGIIe bciitcnL eIeid).
iaQs miro Die 5roge eeiteat, nenn
9rieie bon Der Eoit geboIt meroen
o0cr mcnn Irenbe in ben Fi1nhhGn.
fern @egenItdnoe perpidtOcn ipouen.
gt1tSlGn0cr miiIicn uiCr5cLn Gage
uo6 ibrer Nulnuit OoIunleme Dor.
legen, 6llrh meIhe iie i6rc Notiono-
litGt, @eblrrt mH0 Stun0 Hobtpcilcn
f0nrtcn. Gin Sab miro IN Sen mel.
item 6GQeu bier3u nlS geniigeno be.
tradtet. 8ic aufent6oItS5eit lit aili
fiinf Sabre hcidrdntt. elm lGngerer
IltfeWtbolt miro ols critcr Sdlritt
fir Die ytaturoIiiirung bclraHtct.
Die Mbrciie fam oDne cine GrtlG.
ring 81 geben ooer einen SAB Uor5u.
3cigcn, geI6eben.- On GIaPrier
m:eO bon Gremoen Wcld)c ooicIbIt
sen @intcr 5libringPn monen, fein
EoB %Oerlonat. Sn m6cren Sd0en
ntiiIien icooh Mu3lGnoer inrerboib
Orcier Gage iit legitimiren. Sn
s c d) / d. ma (Soi1ou) bcIteht
fcin Eob5iponG. Yui @uaoe.
lpupe (gPcltiHoien) fonneu AuS.
lGn0cr gebcu uto Fomurn. mic cs
i6nen bcIicbt. is beltcbt aQcrOin9s
ciu oItc8 @eict, mctdjes Ydlie Dor.
idreibt, icbodl miro bnS @eicB bon.
itGn0iG ouBer ght Qelniicn. 49, NuI
VI o0nGo&for (Eomotonp) milf.
len Iid) Die Nl3lonoer in irgeno einer
@eiie lcQitimiren. TGIie mer6en ie.
oo6 nid)t ocr!angt. RciirnOe nod
ocm Snncrn miiIien Iif einen BoB
uon Sem @ouuerucur iC0cr Vrorins
pcri6oifef.- Nui % drtinique
ct. |icrre), in 9eu.GoIpoc
MEN Wolrmen), ouf & unb
IN Eunis iino feline FaB- Ie9ltla.
tioneu Dor9eidrieben. u
Sir Srentoe eriItiren feline TdB'
@oridriiten jcooG miro bon ibnep
~oerlonat, DOB iie fidJ bel Dem @inis
tier Oes au8lpGrticcn reeiltriren lai.
fen. &
Soptt.
@ei ser Gambling miiIicn lid6renr.
o. burd &Giie ODER onoere 0oflts
meute l%cgittmircn. gm beitcn ISbt
man iid Den BaB bon Cincm Gonlll
oielcs Hau0eS Dor Der Ibreiie plliren,
Fcriouen, meld)e Sopti perIalien
mo0en, miiiien ibre abreiie brei
Gage uorDer Bel Der BoIi5ei anmel.
ben. Sn manfen 51lcn ec'iii1t.
cine iolde Gnmelonu9 ntb 24Stn.
Ocn Dor Der Gbreiie. i
goIipio.
Sur in Sric9s3eiten muiicn fih
Sremoe BET Der Eolijei nuMpelicn,
IonIt lit in feinem SoIle oos Jiibren
cines Baiics poroeidrieben.
Is Dina.
Sn China bcltcbcn bri Der Can.
hnug feline 9a1 &oridriftcn jcooh
TINT man beiicr, eine oerartige 2esi.
timotiou nit iid 81 fiibren. 9ei'm
Reiien i'm Srnern lift ieboG) Elm hon
Der 8cionotidoit oi~t8qeItcaicr Tob
lincrlGBIih. Sci Der A5reiIc if teiu
EaB notbmenoiq.
Gbtli
Gein BaB3tpana.
9 d eis.
6ren0e IN Der Sdpei5 braudcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-09
8curgc ". Mini3,
Snmes y. RrcItun,
SBunlae Z. Sbrnud,
fir biicutli1e Sidlerbeit.
Smb- Erpnricmcnt Der NcMfr.N nmmiiil re.

Gcpnrtemcnt fir uiicutIine Sihcrbeit.
sui. Scpnrtcmcnt Der 6cuers6ummiii1rc re.
NulttmOrc. ben +. SUM 1905.
GctiieAcltc SOrocrirqS glnQebUte. an ocn
o}'onro Of Ylpuro5" %a0reiitrt. iueroeI I'M NIis
rcult neo Sinbt 9ttQtitratorS, 9iutbbaus. bis II
llbr &ormittaNS, ON WiittmOr, oel 81. Suut
1907 entNeQcn ~acnoumen. fir Die &erioreunA
oea 6eueroCpartementS nit Eierociuttrr, iGr
9Iau6iGler GOCd in o66e bon 100000, 6abI6ar
an ocn ItuOur mo Stdotrntb bon GdltimUre,
rluB teoen Nn0ebut ~heiaciiAt iein. Spe3tiis
tntiOncn lutrhcn niti Sriuhen bon BEN Seires
tor pes SclcrJ0 cportc1rCntS oelicIert. ~@aS,
Ncdbt bleiht porbeDnlten, irgeno luelbe ooer ale
Hngehple "a perlpctleH. ~
SIN Iliirn0e oer NcbOroe %,
y, ". @iaiuipu,
@eItiiigt:
e. 6iah Sintnuus,
Frdiioent Der Gontrdfts9ebDr6e.
(Suui3, 5-10t2-l4O
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-02-17

The Greenwood Index is already
advocating the election Of member
of the Greenwood bar as solicitor tor
the new circuit in which Newberry,
Greenwood, Abbeville and Saluda
have been placed. The Index says:
"The bill which places Greenwood IN
the district with Saluda, Abbev1lle
and Newberry carries with it a need
for an election for the solicitorshlp.
If the Greenwood bar will endorse
one man-that man a good one, the
best to be obtained-there iss no rea-
son why we will not furnishthe pro-
scouting officer for the district. Wher-
ever the new officer is to come from,
we trust he will prosecute-and with
all the energy IN him." We join the
Index in trusting that new new ottl-
Ger will prosecute-and with all the
energy in him." but, for Our part, we
can see no reason why the new sollcl-
tor should not come from Newberry.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-02-17
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1905.

Hon. George E. Prince, Of Ander-
son. and Hon. R. Witters Memnaln-
ger, of Charleston, have been chosen
Judges of the new judicial circuits
created by the present general assem-
bly. Mr.. Prince has been in public
life for number of years and is we'll
known in Newberry and throughout
the state. He is lawyer OF ability
and has the entire confidence OF those
who know him. He WAS opposed by
Mr.. Thos. P. Cothran, of the Green
Vile bar, whose legal ability is also
recognized throughout the state, and
his. election to the high position OF
Judge over so worthy an opponent
shows the confidence reposed in him
bv the members OF the general assem-
bly,.
Mr.. Memminger, who was chosen
Judge of the Charleston circuit, is not
as we'll known in this section Of the
state as Mr.. Prince, but his unanimous
endorsement by his fellow-members
of the Charleston bar is proof Of his
ability to wear worthily the Judicial
ermine.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-02-17

Meetings have been held in various
townships throughout the county and
delegates elected to the convention
which meets in Newberry tomorrow
to discuss the matter of reduction in
the cotton acreage in Newberry coun-
ty this year. The interest which has
been manifested insures large at
tendance at the meeting. We are
glad the meeting is to be held. Aglta-
ton will do good. The cotton acre
age in Newberry county ought to be
reduced and the farmers ought to
raise more supplies at home. Follow
ing the agitation we will need action.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-02-17
BIG VALUES Ar
A. C. JONES'!

We are closing out about
thirty dozen Mems Colored
Shirts that were one dollar each
at SOC. These are great values
and you should make your Sc
lection before the sizes are
broken. See them in our win
dows. We have quite a num-
Der of lines that we are going
to close at very low prices.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-02-17

We desire again to call attention to
the rule of this Office that no anony-
nous communications will be publish
ed. If it is so desired the names will
not be published with the communl-
cations, but this Office desires to know
the authors of communications which
appear in the columns Of the Herald
and News.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-02-17

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO
STREET DUTY IN THE TOWN
OF NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAR
oTTAIA
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-02-17
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against
the estate of John J. Mayer, deceas-
ed, to the undersigned or his attor-
ed to the undersigned or his Attor-
new. Fred H. Dominick, on or before
the 18th day of March, 1905 and all
persons indebted to the said estate
will make payment OF said indebted
ness ON or before The said date.
John NJ. Suber, Administrator.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-02-17
NOTICE..

We will receive applications for
Beer Dispenser on the 9th day Of
March and will consider same and
elect on the 25th. Applications must
be in legal form and handed to chair
man on or before the above date by
10 o'clock a. m.
Jacob Sem, Chairman,
J. P. Harmon,
J. R. Scurry,
Members County Board of Control,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-02-17
AN ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE.
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO
STREET DUTY IN THE TOWN
OF NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAR
OLINA.
Be it Drained by the Mayor and AL
| dermen of the Town of Newberry,
South Carolina, in Council assembled
and by authority of the same.
Section I. That from and after the
passage of this ordinance all male
persons between the ages of eighteen
and fifty years in the Town OF New
berry, South Carolina, are hereby re-
| quired to perform six days labor dur
ing each year upon the streets of the
said Town, under the direction of the
Street Overseer, or to pay three dol
lars and seventy five cents to the
Clerk and Treasurer of the Town
Council of the Town of Newberry.
each year in lieu thereof, which shall
be due and payable on or before the
1st day of July, Provided, that re-
ce;pt in full of communication tax
shall be issued to any person who
shall pay the same prior to the month
OF July. as follows: $500 on or before
the first day of April; or S3.25 in the
month OF April; or $3.50 in the month
Of May; Provided, however, that
nothing herein contained shall be so
construed as to exempt any person
who shall become a resident Of the
Town of Newberry, at any time OF any
year, from performing the labor or
pa-ing the communication tax herein
required.
Section 2. All persons violating the
Dr,visions of this Ordinance by fail
ine to perform the said labor or pay
said communication tax in lieu therot,
shall, upon conviction thereof, be fin
cd not more than five dollars OF be
i:norisoned for not more than ten
dacs or sentenced to hard labor on
the public works of said Town; Pro-
vided, that the provisions of this Or
dil ance shall not apply to persons
holding a certificate of physical dis
| ability from reputable licensed ply
sic;an, said certificate not to be over
one year old, and any person present
ing such certificate shall make oath
before the said Clerk and Treasurer
that such disability prevents him from
making a livelihood at his usual avo-
| cation: nor to ministers of the gospel,
! in actual charge Of congregation,
| teachers employed in the public
schools. school trustees, and persons
/ permanently disabled in military SER
vice of the state, any person who
! served in the late war between the
states. all persons actually employed
| in the quarantine service of the state,
and members of the fire department
! of The Town of Newberry: Provld-
cd. however, that only twenty mem
bers of each company of the said
department shall be exempt under the
provisions of this section, and it shall
be The duty Of the, secretary OF each
company to file with the Clerk and
Treasurer of said Council, list OF all
members OF his company On or before
the first day of January Of each year.
Section 3. That all ordinances, OF
parts of ordinances, inconsistent with
this ordinance be, and the same are
hereby repealed
Done and ratified under the corpor-
rate seal of the Town of Newberry,
South Carolina, this fifteenth day OF
February, A. D. 1905.
Geo. B. Cromer,
Mavcr
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-02-17
NOTICE..
Delinquent City Tax.

Notice is hereby given that eNecu-
tons have been turned over to the
Sheriff against all parties who have
not paid their City Tax for the years
1908 and 1904. All settlements must
be made to the Sheriff.
By order of the council,
Geo. B. Cromer,
Mayor.
Thos. O. Stewart,
G. & T. 7. 6. n.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-02-17

The house of representatives on
Wednesday night voted down res
o1ution. offered by Mr.. K. D. Edwards,
of Spartanburg, that the use of the
hall of the house of representatives be
denied for the state ball and other
gatherings of such a nature.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-02-17
THE new FURNITURE STORE
Is Goiog to UldprSGll Tfem All.

No matter with whom you have been
trailing, no matter how good an opinion
YOU NAV have formed of their methods
and prices. I persist that | can give
veu letter values and save you more
money than the "other fellow" Get
nv prices and marvellous values and
con- pare for yourself. 1t is my inten-
ton to endeavor by all fair and honor
able means to make every customer
permanent one, and to do this realize
thai must give them goods that will
stand test. examination and comparison.
l know that tie best advertisement
one can have is well satisfied Gus
toner. Below I will give you an idea
of what carry:
Iron Beds, Dressers, Extension Ia,
bles' Chairs, Lounges, Safes, Hall
Racks, Trunks, Clocks, Centre Ia, les,
Springs, Mattresses, Cradles, Ham
mocks, Stoves, Machines, Wash Pots,
Smoothing Irons, Lace Curtains, Bed
Spreads, Shades, Curtain Poles, Bowles
and Pitchers, Pictures, Rugs, Lamps,
Mating, Carpeting, Tin Ware, Crock
cry, ETC., etc.
Now if you are in need Of any OF the
above names articles come right along
and buy them from the store where
everything is fresh and clean-rlght
from the factory-no old stock here.
Come and see me even though you
don't buy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-02-17
NOTICE..

Notice. is hereby given that the time
for payment of City Lincense for the
year 1905 has been extended until the
18Th day OF February 1905; which is
positively the last day without the
penalty.
By order Of the council,
Geo. B. Cromer,
Mayor.
Thos. O. Stewart,
= 9, T T Z
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-13
THE NEW WoRLD-PoWER.

+ 1Ou& tUS AOuuOu SPECTATOR.
Europe scarcely even yet recognizes how
prodig:ous an influence this rise Of a new
power on the edge Of Asia, in the ocean,
which must decade by decade increase in
Importance till its freedom will preoccupy
all maritime powers, as the freedom Of the
Atlantic does now, will exercise on her
policy, her ambitions and her commerce.
Throw aside al approximations about the
yellow PERIL leave China out Of the CAL
culation as sunk in irredeemab1e dotaxe,
assume Japan TO- stand alone and still
Europe has to reckon with power which
ten years hence will have twice Togos
feet, and which has proved that wher-
eyed she can land an army double its
strength must be called out to render de-
feat Of the defenders improbable OF the
IDEAS, aspirations and ultimate plans of
that power nothing. 1t may be said, is
known; but of her capacities and her
strength we now at least know some
thing. We know that she can keep a Sc
cret for years.; that her people will fight
to the death at the word Of commando
that she has the European belief in SCI
ence, and that she counts among her
statesmen and soldiers men Of the intel
lectual capacity to control and guide huge
masses Of trained men to any end she
has decided on. No king thinks that he
can conquer Japan; no statesman imag-
ines that he can; set aside her vote in the
Pacific or Indian ocean as negligible
quantity. She may not govern China,
but all the .long-deviseds European plans
for gaining dominant influence in. China
or In the archipelago must, without her
permission, be abandoned.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1905-05-13
TIME. AND BOOKS. y.

The economy Of saving time is wise, but
there - an economy Of spending tlms.
In reading, especially, hurry 10 most
wasteful. Reading is the making Of
thoughts, Of IDEAS, Of pictures In TIVE
brain. ALI young photographers know
how little IL to be made out Of an @'.un-
plate" but do they under
stand that there may be such = thing ~
an under-exposed brain? It takes time
to make Impressions on the mind. II you
rsad too fast, either aloud or Is yourielf,
Or skim over your reading, the mind re-
ceivss poor inprsssions Or none at q. -1