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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22
ONE STORY; TWO MORALS.
First, Don't Be A Snob; Second,
Don't Be A Fool.

llerc is a good story that I'VE
found in an exchange. 1t illustrates
two morals, ,.".
An old lady went into store and
nskcd to be shown some silk. The
young clerk showed her some, say
ing: owe can do this up for you at
ii GO per yard" The lady asked for
something better, but the clerk re-
piled that they had nothing better,
whcrcupon the proprietor came for
ward and said:
"You must excuse my assistant,
mudum; he is new to the business.
Here, madam, is superior article
at $3.50 yard. If it were not for
the fnct that have bought it some
timc ago, wc should have to charge
y"u 1875, for as you are doubtless
aware owing to the recent epidemic
among tho silk worms, the price of
silk has increased enormously Of
lnlc.' The customer took tile silk. A
few days later the same old lady came
in and asked for some tape. The clerk
said glibly:
"lloro is some thnt wc can let you
have at 10 cents dozen yards. IF
il wasn't for the fact that we have
had il somo time wc should have to
charge 20 cents for it, rs you are
doubtless aware, owing to the recent
epidemic among tapo worms, the price
OF tape has gone up enormously"
Tho old lady struck tho young fcl-
low with hor umbrella, Of course.
Tho first moral that this story
teaches is: "Don't 10 a snob.'
Tho second moral is: "Don't be
tool'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22
Mrs. jeff Davis Worse.

New York, May l7.-Mrs. Jefferson
Davis suffered Il relapse and early
today her condition was reported Sc
rious. During the morning hours re-
sort was taken to oxygen to aid res
piration. There was a decided change
for the worse last night and her ply
sician was hastily SUMMONED. He re-
mained several hours. ....
Mrs. Davis daughter, Mrs. Addison
Hayes, and other relatives are con-
stantly at her bedside. Mrs. Davis
celebrated her eightieth birthday two
weeks ago.
DR.. Robert Wylie, who is attending
Mrs. Davis, said today that his pa
ticnt is now suffering with pneumonia,
After a sinking spell early today she
revived and slept several hours, but
on account Of advanced age chances
for her recovery are regarded faint.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22
9th CAR,
Making Nineteen Hundred Barrels of that
CHOICE TENNESSEE FLOUR Just Received
and While it Lasts to Go at
Best Patent $500 Every biol.
Best half Pat. $4.4O( guaranteed.
Best Meal 75c. bushel.
Best Grits $1.75 Sack.

Don't any more don't be switched off by
along, money and buy from
Our immense ockof goods arriving embracing all the
ties and fancy goods and staples Mrs Moey
ing novelties millinery Come prepared
right thing prices style, quality &c.
ply cannot beat don't make thing
balance people getting educated opening
and looking for No. Come
Forty experience something
don't forget it,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22

'I seem to be the walking delegate
of this union," remarked the way
farer, and there was not triumph in
his tone. The truth was, his wife had
sent him ON an errand and he had no
car fare.--Philadelphia Ledger.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22
Real Estate and Insurance.

Do Hea Asve Rsal Estate IL seM or
rent which WA <sN hot care to have
ssis~szsSssa to the general paa.ies If
50 place ii las Naar hands and we win
give it Nar personal ssaelsy ana attsa-
tse@>
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tain &lrsas oS lazNa.
na x'sa want TO aax Real Estate :
III Sssa unsan ssals&msss eNa2e sN ss@ rss
fur we hars <SS1e property for sale
that uaseas srea1ly S1ryzSse WA as
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22

The Boston Herald remarks that
"Ncver was there city, unless it is
Paris, where night is of so little ac-
count as New York." Wcll.~that do
peudS nn what one wishes to use it
tor; perhaps Boston wastes it in
sleep, York Commercial.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22

Politician-"Your brother-in-law,
Mike Callahan, has applied for po-
litical job. Can you safely recom-
mend him7
Costigan-Well, Oh couldn't safely
do anything else. '-Judge.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-22
BAILEY DgTHNDs HIMSELF.
Cit0B Tho Record and Defends Himself
assNeads Lott0r from Ollandior..~
Takes Crack at Newspaper
Correspondents.

Washington, May ", H"mutoI
Bailey nanin today took IT," Ilonr ~
tho senate Io mukr u further "Splnnn'
lion OF hIh connection with tln rIl'mIs
to R0OulU M understanding lmiwrrn
Tho proHIdouI md the drn"crniic mn"
ntOrs ob Tho rnIlrmd rntr bin. hnnInH
hIa abatement nn M nrlirlo in tho Chir
CngO Tribune nlnl The Nuw Norh TIT ih-
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Tint connection nml giving Ey'Srna'
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wan fnll"w"l hy lhr rrnhlmg "f tl"
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-04
ODD FELLOWS.
Meeting Ocean Liner.
 Friendly Grips.

Among the passengers on board an ocean liner On recent trip from Ham burg 10 New York were number of odd Fellows, and 1t was suggested that meeting be held on the sun deck Of the vessel The suggestion WAS act cd on, and the meeting was arranged for. Joan Schroeder Of Beethoven lodge Of Hoboken, N. J.. was chosen acting noble grand and secretary, 4. (. Gosauan Of Fulton, H., warden and c. E. Schert Of New Chicago lodge outside guardian. The meeting was called the special Atlantic ocean meeting and the acting secretary was ordered to furnish all members with copy of the proceedings of the meeting An enjoyable time was had under good of the order" after which brother offered to furnish refreshments for those present, and the offer was ac cepted After the meeting closed the brothers paraded on the lower deck.
 The order has subordinate lodge mem bership in Germany Of 5,50O and an encampment mem bership Of about sCO. There are no Rebekah lodges in that country.
 Schuyler Golfax, the author Of the ritual Of the Rebekah degree, presided in turn over both the house Of repre- sentatives and the senate Of the United States, being the only person who has ever presided oyer both of these great legislative bodies.
 The long and honorable history Of Odd Fellowship, it's vast benefaetions. high standard of manhood is the only advertisement this great order needs.
 A member can visit on a withdrawal card one year
 A lodge can be likencd unto q lamp. A good lamp is not always the most expensive one or the one wrought in the finest metals or the one that has had the most skilled workmanship be- slowed upon it, bat the one that gives the best light.
 The good Odd Fellow will attend his lodge meetings, pay his dues promptly and in other ways help to push the in- terests Of the order It is debt he owes to the greatest fraternity, and he ought to pay 1t.
 There are over II ,OO0 mernb bers of the subordinate Odd Fellows lodges In Michigan. The Rebekahs of the Vol verene Jurisdiction number 25.OOO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-04
GRAND EXCUR RSfON TO HOT SPRINGS
 SUNDAY. MAY fS.

Under The auspices Of the A. o. C- t., sf51 for the round trip.
 Special rain with frat-c.as- coaches viii leave Pine Bluff promptly al s:s9 d n, Eeave Sheridan at a:I5 a- n, ar rye at Hot Springs at 11.30 q. n.
 Returning will leave Hot Springs at 2 G0 D. m. arrive Sheridan I1:1s ?. D., arrive Pine Buff i2:0o o'clock mid night.
 Now is your chance to spend nice ay ir Ho- Springs. You can find p,enry Of amusement, such as the os- tr.ch farm, dog kennels, alligator farm. Happy Hollow. balloa ascension az Wilmington park and various oth er attractions.
 Arrangements are made for plenty os coaches. and everybody buying ? r;cG4r fEon he committee will oe guaranteed a comfortable seat. Re aember the price, s1.56 round trip.
 For further information, ask any Of tk4 committee. who gre Mfr J, Rein berger. chairman, MT A. B. Smith and ,fe. Thomas Green.
 GEO. ". THOMAS z. ?. A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-04

THEY WENT DOWN INTO THE SMOKE. hours the crew fought the flames, be- ing driven back time after time by the black smoke.
 Meanwhile volunteers were called for 10 descend Into the hold and eytinyuish the blaze there. The plainSmen re sponded. Pulling their broad brirn med hats over their eyes, tying their hand lcrchiefe over their mouths and carry ing thc hoec they went down into the sE1o,:c.
 Abaft the hatch, directly over the 1860 ca&c5 of dynamite, the flooring was bunaia@ rapidly. Some of the COW boys returned 10 the deck and secured axes. At the imminent risk of being blown IF at any second they tore mp tEe bi.aiag blanks and tossed them throlch the Aatchways. They remained in t1c old uatil thc fire there was eX tlnsuishcl: then thcy assisted the crew tn the eas;iae room
 The b'a2a broke out shortly after noon. T Nas nearly S o'clock If night when the c"cw, utterly exhausted by It's labo.S. had the blaze under control Some of the men had to bc helped from tue eaeiHe room to the deck by t1eir comrades. The cowboys stood the work better than the sailors
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-04
Sailors Owe Their Lives to Hero ism oi Nine Texas
 Landlubbefs.
VESSEL VAS FULL OF POWDER
Catching Fire Off Chilean Coast, Only the Cool peckiessness Of .Wiid Western ers' Picked Up al Monfevideo Keet
 Steamer From Going Skyvard.

Six hundred tons Of gunpowder and dynamite II fhe hold and fierce all almost urc1ntrolfa tie ire ra ging ln the gngine room was the situation that confronted tf5e officers. men and pas selgers df the steamship Pennsylvania when she was off fle Chilean coast few weeks azo.
 Tbat those On board lived to react. San Francisco and tell Of the frightful experience vas due partly to good for. tune, but more to tue heroic efforts that they made 10 save the apparently doomed steamer.
 At Montegideo the steamer took a9 passengers AfHe Texan cowboys Uao had been touring tlIe Argentine Eepub- lie with q wild west show To tGese men, reckless Of life and limb, the yes sel and her crew owe their salvation, for without their assistance, it is de- clared. all ea board would have gone to horrible death
 When the fire broke out the hatches were open. that air might circulate throu2h tEe coal and gunpowIer It was q clear day, and t!ie men were seated about the hatchways smoking and fal,:in- Without warning q siIcet of fame rolc1nic in it9 fury. burst froaI tbe eanael, seadjn@ greet pieces Of turn:He coal atI zs9ol hi1h .l .,4e air The i.eftas,o,st tac i.atc:i,9ays aad for fbe.r Ilv"a. leaving tilc haee,,ns sss- covered lao them feii flc 5i4z5ag eoaig. and soon the weo4ea flooring separating the lower aaI Ep9ss holds was a6i1ze
 Buckets and fire aose e,ere brought out, and the battle commenced For
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-04
r.uys Cburc,, to start Saloon.

John Cine of 131l Butler strcet. pittsburg. applied for d license to sell liquor Tt that address last year but ahc permit was refused because I fhurch wa& located in the same square and it's members objected The other day Cline vas back in court with an nther application. and there were | church people present to protest. Judge McClung thought this strange and questioned Cline. He found that Cline had solved that problem by buying the church property and compelling the congregation to move. The court ha
 his application under advisement.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-04
UNITED WORKMEN.
Outlook Bright and Eneouragfng.
 Workshop Votes and f,oasfp

The supreme lodge Of the Ancient Order Of the United Worknen reports the outlook to be bright and encourag ing Thirty out of thirty ght of the i1risC Ictions have adopted the new plans as promulgated by the supreme body. and 2 number Of the eight re- naining ones will put it's plans Into operation at the next meeting of their grand bodies All of the jurisdictions which have adopted the new plans arg perfectly satisfied herewith and are making good progress. While q con. sidera ble loss in mem bership was sus- tained during the transition period, confidence of the mem bership Is fully restored. A prosperous growth ls re- ported from nearly all Of the depart ments Of the order-Fratenal Monitor.
 There is talk Of building an 4. 0. L. ". home for the aged in the Washing ton iursdiction
 The Pennsylvania lodges have been doing good work recently. and many of them report initiation Of new members.
 Do you take an interest n the lodge: Do you attend It's meetings, and during the past twelve months have you brought In new member If not have yor been living gp to the full neasure of Joar duties and privileges:
 class of forty-on candidates was Initiated in Sutton, Neb. recently
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-04
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 ROYA4 NZlARlAkU9!

Over SS5, GOO coo has been paid to the bencfciarles of deceased members by the Royal Arcanum since organization.
 In the eighteen months the Essex county (N. u Royal Arcanuln employ ment buecau has been established 1S1 members have been furnished with em- ployment.
 Two new councils have been orcan- ized in Maryland one at Poc9no@e City and the other at Chrisfield.
 The latest report of the supreme see retary shows the orders membership to be 2.o00
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-04
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Fraternal orders have paid more than S1,0O0.0OO weekly into distressed homes. which becomes a benefit to the entire people.
 The Tratcrnal Order of Eagles Is making rapid progress. This society was founded in Seattle. Wash. in 1898
 Make the good of the order" the best part of your lodge meeting. Trans act your business under the proper headings and always have good so cial time before leaving the ball.
 The North American Pioneers Is the name of new frate.nal society re gently organized in St Cloud, Minn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-04
Lived and Died In Rea

Professor Oedmann. a Swedish the ologian, whose death is announced from Stockholm, Eas an eccentric of Il pc cullar type After an Illness which compelled him once to keep to his bed for time. he conceived liking for 'ylng abed and did all his work and tcoE h.s meals snugly ensconced in the blankets. The latter part of his life In decd Us5 spent entirely in bed,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-04
coy.l Se.r.,,,ors of America.

The Royal Neishbdrs Of Alacriea is the auxiliary of the Modern Woo1men of America. and it's ranks a"e open to any woman acceptable to the order and also to members Of thc Modern Wood mon.
 Another camp Of Royal Neiehbors was instituted in Washington recently. It will be known as Carnation camp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-04
COTTON BELT SPECIAL RATES

General Assembly Preeoyte~an church in Unite! States Greenville :. c.. May 17-26. 1906 Fer th-s a5ov= occasion the following 1''und trip lates and arran gernen1s are author tzed to Greenfille, 5. C.: Rafe-Ona fare plus B for the round rip. Dates Of sale-May F, F and If, inclusive. Return Iinit-May 31.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-04
God at the Service of Man.

"Ten lHe q mans ruling love-" said GwedenborS. "and I will tell you what he is" Equally true is this: Give me the sum total of q mans actions, and will find out from them his ruling love" Let us. then. judge God by his acts. Whose are the iron and the stone? Whose are the cattle on q thousand hills? For whom do waves sparkle. winds blow. leaves rustic and for whom does earth pour forth her fruit? Is it for the sake of God that the sun shines. that the moon lights up the night? Has he bR4it the stars for his habitation and do their light waves carry messages to him? Does gravita ton keep his house together over his head? What then, Is all this creation for? Whose wants does It meet, whose intellect does It stimulate, whose life does 1t create. protect and glorify :? There is but one inevitable answer The whole galaxy is' built, gravitation pulls. light shines. electricity thrills and the atoms eohere to form the worlds simply and solely for the ben eft of Gods children. The'who+e pos mos Is one mighty token of his love- Rev. Samuel K. Calthrop, Unitarian. Syracuse, x. Y.
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Vomen's Board of Missions. Cum berland Presbyterian church meet, ing. Paris, Texas, May s-9, 1906 For the above occasion the following round trip rates and arrangements are authorized to Paris, Texas: Rate One fare plus B for the round rip. aDtes Of sale---May to 5, in- elusive, Return limit-May 15, for leaving Paris.
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Christian Perfection.

The individual man, while subject to suffering and pain and mental anguish, is not brought nearer to God unless that suffering has it's origin in love for his people or h.s fellows Ii was Christs mission to become perfect through suffering, and the Christians perfection comes from Christian suf fering, getting thereby the light of heaven The selfish and worldly soul plnnees only into darhness.-Rey. C, R. Van De Water, EpiscopaIian, New York
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A Great Joy.

No man is understood bc his enemy both because he will not bare himself to one who hates him and because, If he did, the hater has not the qualifica tions for understanding. This Is true of God. One must love him to under stand him. IL is both morally and in tellectually impossible for one who ig- norcs God in his own life to know him Theology is no mere matter of sheer brain power It demands moral sym pathy, unity with God.-Rev. Dr. W. C. Biting, Baptist. St. Louis.
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Work

Work is the soul trying to get Itself into the open: work is the means of mans ma anIfestation Of his spirit; work is the talking out loud of the soul; work is that thing whereby we show what faculties God has endowed US with.-Rev. William 4. Quayle. Metho- dist, Chicago.
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Our prayers. when they leave IS, are paitry enough, but when they reach hear and the angels interpret them they are shining poems - Rev Dr Frank Crane, Congresationalist, wor- cester, Mass
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Menace to Society.

There are people who are patterns of good morals and yet steal away the enjoyment which other people have in their surroundings and possessions. A mans happiness is one of his richest possessions. and there is no greater menace 10 society than the cynies, pes sinists and those gloomy, morbid per sons who make a business of robbng other people of the music and sunshine of life.-Rer J. M Markley. Congre- gationa list Denver