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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-01-01
Spearman-C Cuthbertson.

Mr.. W. S. Spearman agreeably sur,
prised many Of his Newberry friends
when he returned to Newbery last
week with his bride. He was mar
ried in Charlotte, on Thursday, Dec
81. The wedding was quiet but beau
tiful nome affair.
Mr.. Spearman is with the firm OF
Summer Brothers, and is an energetic
business man, and has many personal
friends. His bride will be warmly
welcomed to Newberry.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Spearman will be at
home at Mrs. ". F. Huiet's.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-01-01
Sketch Of Bishop sHsh's Life.

Alexander COhe OuitbA ooh VI No
William II. Smith anA Nary I. Smith,
was born in sumzlT copty, Sept. le'
1s49. No IG1as evemore greatly
blessed aNAghe line home influ-
ences tR ~: With h. sFh parents 3?S, it it
would J AZ been ddiffffiie7Ft for him to to
have bseh anything buia good boy.
He had access to the conon n schools
Of TIE community in h!.early years.
With a good preparatg work thus
done, he entered Woffd College III
/October, 1868, from With institution
he graduated in June, ~. His col '
Siege record was one OF ieat success
3 'f5and popularity. Cooke Smith was
always a favorite in coege and the
Friendships then formedave deepen
led as the years have gonby.
s Work in Colunia.
i After leaving Woffordollege, from
(which he graduated, he as admitted
into the South Carolin conference
se and was sent to Cheral The next
J wear he rwas sent to Washington
Street church, Columbia there he re-
mained three years. J December,
1876, he went to Bunnbe Street
church, Greenville, wherae remained
wears. During thyears 1881,
1882 and 1883 he was at Trinity
church, Charleston. Athe confer
ence Of 1888 he was Sc to the Co.
lunbia district as pressing elder, In
June, 1856, he was eted to the
chair of mental and mo; philosophy
in Wofford college, VIII place he
filled for four years. A. the gen
eral conference Of 189 held in. St.
Louis, he was elected OF the nus m
- sienary secretaries Of tlehurch. This
,S5lace he resigned in il Of the same
year to accept the chs of practical
Seology in vanderbiltlive Al
: remaining there fdwo years he
signed this place tceturn to the
Sstoral work. At t; time, 1892,
sv. ". E. Evans hing left the
methodist church, pulpit Of
rGrandy Street churclNorfolk, fell
vacant and he was ined to fill the
| vacancy until confere. When con
! ference convened in folk in 1892
the official body Of It church re-
', ouested Bishop Hent to transfer
him to the Virginia Inference and
station him at GranStreet, which
the bishop did. Undhis pastorate
Enworth church, Norz, one OF the
most beautiful churcHifices IN the
South, was built. +.
In November, 1885, was sent to
Court Street, Lynehb, Va, where
he successfully laboreo pr four years,
after which he was armed to Ep-
. worth church, Norfol
. On December. %, 5, DR.. Smith
0 vas married to Miss tie Kinard OF
. s.. Newberry. Of the lren born of
. this marriage the foVing are still
81 81 living: Mary Louise, aneis Osgood,
! Edward Ehrlich, AliGlenn, Isabel
Mcleod, Henry KID, Catherine
Coke, and a baby
DR.. Smith when sember of the
South Carolina confece was often
a delegate to the gal conference
Of the church. He also elected
doleoate from Virginia con-
e.onoo a. in 1894 and in 1898, and
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-01-01

Excelsior, December 31.-We had a
9ld Christmas and quiet one in
lis section.
The Washington times., 1906-07-18

p0lygamists. II VIII cost us every Nor
u0a vote We have no anti-p0lygamy
laws ia Idaho though it is we'll known
there are hundreds OF cases Of It. The
Mormons defeat either for nomination or
at the polls every candidate opposed 10
the church, domination.
but there is beginning a great revolt
in these Mormon States. They control
both parties IN Utah and Wyoming. and
the Republicans in Idaho. We pledged
ourselves in the Democratic platform
two wears ago 20 enact ana enforce
anti-pOlVgamy legislation. and though
nearly half the MOTmOus prOfesSed to
be Democrats they voted solidly against
us. We elected only five OF the sixty
seven members of the Legislature.
Mine M0rmons were elected. and the
Republican political power of the State
was used sGldlE 20 elect a Mormon
speaker OF the house. The committees
he named became the graveyards Of
every piece of legislation looking toward
restraint or the hierarchy s power.
'IdahO's people now understand the
issue. and viii vote squarely and know
inglv on it this year We viii have a
great campaign, one Gf the most earnest
and determined in the nation. for In
no State viii there be most tre-
mendouSly significant issue.
The Mormon church Is the most com
plete organization I'm the world 10 con-
troll mass Of people
IF ou the Friday before election the
hierarchy at Salt Lake should decide
n wanted Democratic ticket elected IN
Idaho Instructions would be- sent by
word OF mouth 10 the bishops of the
various wards In Idaho. These on Sun
daV would counsel rheir people that II
was the viii Of God that they -n.u
cast their votes in a certain fashion.
The people would do IT,"
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
9EW OUT GAS IN SLEEP,
ARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH

lEASANTNILLE, \. j., July 1s.-A
wedressed stranger applied at the Ho-
tel tOduey late for lodging, and was
give a room. He -c;.!!,i noe De aroused
Whe morning came and the door of
his oom was broken open. The man
was -ound apparently Hfeless on the
he'd. 18th gas pouring from an open jet.
DT. SOoy, huTTiedly summoned. used
Eeroi measures. and restored the man
10 ctsciousness. He positively de-
claredhat ne did not intend to commit
sUiCid but must have gotten up IN
his sID and blown out the gas. He
refusc,t to give his name, and is still in
bad edition, though he Will recover.
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
CUTICURAGR0WSH HAIR
Crusted Scalps Cieansed and
Purified bY Cuticura Soap

Assisted by light dressings Of Cuticurs,
the great Skin Cure. This treatment at
once stops falling hair, removes crUsts,
scales, and dandruf, destroys hair
Parasites, soothes irritated, itching
surfaces, stimulates the hair folliclcs,
loosens the scalp skin, supplies the roots
with nergy and nourishment, and
make The hairgrow upon asweet whole
some, healthy scalp when all else fails.
Complete externaLand internal treat
ment for every humor, from pimples 70
scrofula, from infancy 20 age, consisting
OF Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills,
may now be had Of all druggists for one
dollar. a single set is often sufficient
to cure the most distressing cases.
Sod throughout the world Cltrura Soap. sc, Oint-
nsui &c. and ReoFenf Soc fiu 1r q Chocolate Coatsd
Fs ase per ~ Of CO., F0iisE Drug Chem Corp Sos
Pr0pss B0slo1. 49, send for The GEzAi HGUoE Czzs
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
MUCH SMOKE, SMALL BLAZE,
IN NINTH STREET BASEMENT 7

Cheat volumes of smoke and a small
blaze resulted from the careless drop.
ping OF matches in the basement of 3l9
Ninth street northwest. yesterday
aIteCnoon at $3.50 o'clock. The building
is occupied 10y Marcus Notes. In the
basement large quantities OF straw and
excelsior. used as packing material.
were stored. The first was in proxim-
ity TO many large business houses in
the downtown section and an alarm
was sounded which called out several
companies OF the FIRE department. Sew.
erai streams OF water were pIaved on
the blaze. through a street trap door.
The owner of the place estimates his
damage at S25, largely from smoke and
water.
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
VETERANS FIGHT OVER
THE SANTIAGO BATTLE
Stirring War Spectacle Presented at
Luna Park Anniversary
Celebration

The Spanish War Veterans or rhe Dis
tTiCt lived over again last night at Luna
Park the stirring scenes OF strife o. the
battle OF Santiago, the last fghi for
the freedom Of Cuba. 1t was Santiago
Day and thousands Of the friends Of the
boys who marched 20 the front from the
District to battle for the freedom Of
Cuba were present 10 cheer them on in
the mimic warfare.
The occasion was also celebrated by
many interesting athletic contests. which
We're pulled of successfully despite the
very unfavorable weather.
In the afternoon a mass meeting Of
the Spanish War Veterans was held il
the dancing pavilion and a pertinent or
ganization. which will be known as the
First District OF Columbia Volunteer
Association was perfected with Col
George II. Harries as president The
other officers chosen are, first vice pres
ident. Col. NJ Emmet Uren; second vice
president, Richard a. O'Brien; seCre-
tary. A. r. Claxton; treasurer, +. s.
Hodgson, Judge advocate, William S.
Hodges: historian. Charles S. Domer,
and council of administration. Messrs.
Harlow, Paschal. Heitmuller, Tide
strom. Kearns. and Owens. There are
sixty-hve charter members Of this as
sOciatiOn.
An interesting feature of the occasion
was the exhibition of the attack on San
Juan Hill. with Company G, National
Guard representing the American troops
The stormers were led by Car tain Sears
and the spectators Cheered wildly as
blOckhOuse after blOCkhOuse was cap
tured by the American forces. The
cheering, however, reached the limit
when an American soldier was shown
climbing one of the Dlockhouses and
pulling down the Spanish CGiOrs.
The scene ended In a blaze OF glory
of fireworks representing the burning OF
the blockhouse on the hill.
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
The Equality"
Of Pabsf Beer
The Best Materials and the Cleanest
Process Makes 1t Most Popular.

Pabsts process of brewing Is excIu-
sive ali the way through. and that Is the
reason why Pabst beer is today the
most popular brand OF beer in the world
People know when they drink Pabst
Blue Ribbon Beer that il is the cleaaest
beer in the world-because II never is
touched by human hands in it's entire
process Of manufacture.
People know when they drink Pabst
Blue Ribbon Beer that IL is the richest
beer in the world, because IL Is made
from the exclusive Pabst eight-d6y malt.
which is the only malt in the world that
retains all Of the richness OF the barley.
People know when they drink Pabst
Blue Ribbon Beer that they are drinking
a beer that is fully aged. because il is
aged BY the exclusive Pabst process and
Is never mixed with young" beer TO
give il head or body.
People know that for the past sixty
years Pabst has been foremost in the
manufacture of a superior beer because
he has spent millions to brew a beer that
is perfect in Age, Purity, and Strength
and Pabst's Blue Ribbon stands today
without an equal as a clean. pure, whole
some refreshing beverage.
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
MILLINERY BOTANY
ALL NUDDLED UP
They're Trimming Hats in London
With Blue Roses and Green
Hyacinths.

LONDON. July 17.-Freak fioSers-ar-
tie ,ial, OF course-are the reigning fad
sor the decoration OF women's hats.
MiIliners have applied their ingenuity 10
turning the laws Of botany upside down,
and giving TO familiar flowers tints
which they never wear IN nature.
Thus. bizarre effects are given TO the
latest confections by roses blue, brown
black and purple; green hyacinths:
daisies with green petals and pink CEN
tiers: pink buttercups. black carnations
red forget-me-nOts, and multi-colored
COnyOlyuli.
Fruit is becoming more and more
fashionable for millinery, but no one
has yet dared 10 trim a hat with red
grapes or blue cherries. BunChes of cur
rants. grapes and cherries, with peaches
apples. and Strawberries in their nat
ural colors. are favorite decorations for
summer hats.
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
Mrs. Travers Brings From Europe the 1906 Style Of Greet
ing for Americas Smart Set, Which Is
Being Zealously Practced.

IS given at a height Just above the
waist line. and the holding OF the hand
is of much longer duration than the
exclusive set has hitherto sanctioned.
Mrs. Travers knows best. and her
authority will not be questioned in
these matters. although any attempt
at OVERRIDING 10 the extent OF holding
hands VIII not be considered in good
form Mistakes. of course, are likely
TO happen at first until tho new hand
shake has lost its novelty, and for a
while Mrs. Travers will be called upon
to- do strenuous handshaking Tor the
good OF the cause.
The Washington times., 1906-07-18

NEW YORK. July ls.-ThIs seasons
handshake has been introduced by
Mrs. W. r. Travers. who Is just back
from Europe and who dealt II out at
the Casino in Newport with becoming
poise and skill.
In a becoming brown Panama cloth
and sun hat 10 match. Mrs. Travers
first registered at the Casino and then
turned to meet the cottagers who
crowded around for a personal greet
ing,
The hand is extended as in the former
style. but. instead of being held high
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
CONGREGATION DRIVEN
TO FLIGHT BY WOLF

ROME, July 1s.-A jackal has been
hunted in church at Alessandria, a
small town in Piedmont. Together with
q wolf, the animal had escaped from a
travelling circus, and was chased by the
townspeopIe into the church. where a
service was going on.
The wOrShipers were paniC-stricken.
fleeing in all directions while the par
son sought refuge in the pulpit. At
last the jackal was stunned with a blow
from club. The wolf escaped into the
open country. and at last accounts Is
teTrCriZing the district,
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
KILLS BEDBU0S
simpi way to Get Ria Of These
Torturing Vermin.

There nothing that causes more dis
comfort lan the pest OF bedbugs. Hap
ply a simle way has been discovered 20
cNteTminte them.
Apply Searns' Electric Paste TO the
corners Obedsteads. mattresses. springs.
and undelIhe stats. and in one night
the bedhUs will be eXterminated.
This is d only preparation for killing
bedbugs WIRE you get your money back
II II fails also sure death 10 cock
reaches, Tas. and mice.
Sold everywhere or sent express prepaid on
receipt OF Pre- Stearns' Electric Paste Co.
chicago. III small size, 25c: hotel size, eight
times the quatity. 81
The Washington times., 1906-07-18

Soap every day and used about six
or seven boxes Of Ointment. I was
thoroughly cured Of the humor in three
weeks and haven't been affected with
it since. / use nc other Soap than
Cuticura now. remain, yours respect
fully, II. J. Myers, U. S. NJ, u. ). 5.
Newark, New York, July 8, 1905.
"P. S. Publish if you wish"
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
STRUCK FROM STREET CAR
BY HEAVY EXPRESS WAGON

". A. Gray. a conductor on a Capital
Traction car, while standing on the
unning-board of his car collecting
ares last night about o'clock, was
truck by a heavy express wagon at
eventecnth street and Pennsylvania
renue- He fell headlong 10 the pave
ent. the wheels of the wagon passing
,er him, He received a severe laCer-
:ln of the scalp and numerous cuts
"a bruises.
ray was taken 20 a hospital. where
ayas assigned 10 a ward.
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
~ ContIOl Fourteen Seats.

They are I'm sight Of controlling
twelve TO fourteen Senatorial seats, and
there IS seldom a time when that num-
Der does not represent a balance cf
pov er IN the Senate. Already their
power is a matter Of solicitude 10 ma
tl0nal political managers, though they
are more potent in the Senate than in
either the House or a national cOnven-
ton.
Close union Of church and state IS
lnseparabIe from the Mormon system.
and 7 regard q the most dangerous
menace 20 our institutions today. The
first presidency and the apostles control
temporal and political affairs OF their
people. To refuse their guidance is 10 be
out OF harmony with the quorum, and
to a Mormon that means 10 be Ostra-
.ciZcd and ruined socially and in business
He must surrender abjecty or sacrifice
his place IN the community and go else
where.
'.The president OF the church is noto-
Tious pOlyEamist About half the apOs-
ties are the same. The SmOOt evidence
showed that four OF the twelve have
taken new plural wives since the mani
festO of 1890 pledged abandonment Of
this tenet II is stil pOlygamous; but
beyond that il IS d merger OF state ana
church. Il is impossible 70 tell where
the power OF church ends and OF state
begins. Convictions of pOlygdmy are inn
possible. In Utah they are absolute. In
my State OF Idaho they have about 5000
of the 10000 votes. and with the Gentlles
about evenly divided, they control. Every
Mormon will vote against my reelection, +,
and against the State ticket with which
will run. and will be defeated. though
the Democrats viii probably nominate
me by aCClamation.
Anti-Mormon Plank in Platform.
The Washington times., 1906-07-18

PROF. L. l.. RINENBURUH
OF Chtcag 20 Who Makes a Speciality OF Curing
sTUTTERING, STANIMERING,
and ALI forms Of speech impediments. is novy in
washington at Room 20
ARIZONA HOTEL. $40 o st. u. ".
A WASHINGTON CURE.
Weshlrgton, d G, July z 1905
have taken treatment from Dr E L
Rivenburgh for the past week. His method IS
very practical, and IN my case has been
very successful. as 1 am now able % read
OF sneak under any circumstances.
n. K BUCK
Room iS2. Navy bldg. or lolO sth ST NV.
No MEDICINES GIVEN or SURGICAL OP.
ERATIONS performed.
WARRANT TO CURE the worst case Of
Stammering IN from one 10 -FOUR weeks time
ss years practice and thousands Of cures
effected.
The Washington times., 1906-07-18

did me no good,
so l tried Cuticura
when my limb be-
low the knee TO the
ankle was as raw
as a piece of beef.
All l used was the
Cuticura Soap and
the Ointment. /
bathed with the
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
STARTLED.

DO you like dOgs?"
Gracious, the packing houses have
not been selling canned dog meat. too,
have they2'
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
LIMB RAW AS
PIECE OF BEEF
Suffered For Three Years With
itching HumOr-DOctOr Did No
Good-Cruiser Newark, u, S. N.
Man Cured in Three Weeks.
SPEEDY CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

al suffered with humor for about
three years, of and on. finally saw
a doctor and he gave me remedies that
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
Sanguine of SmoOt's Defeat.

Recently Dubois has secured agree
rnent with Chairman Burrows. of the
Elections Committee. for action on the
case at the beginning OF the December
session. and he is quite sanguine OF
Shoots final defeat
III Sm0ot. remaining in the Senate.
said Senator Dubois. should indicate
that a Senator from oregon or Nevada
was In favor OF legislation hostile to
the rule OF Joseph F. Smith. II would
mean the end Of that Senator's career
"SmOot has apparently been made
political agent Of the hierarchy. because
he can lee OF greater service in that
capacity than in any other He retains
his ecclesiastical dignities and as one Of
the governing body can report directly
10 the quorum Of apostles and the flrsJ
presidency. which control the political
affairs Of the church
rs there danger Of their exerting i'm
p0rtant influence in the Senator
Decidedly. yes At present they use
their power to defeat any unfriendly cam
didate for Congress, Senator, or gov
eruor IN Utah. idaho, or Wyoming. Their
balance Of pgwer will give them soon
urrestralned control in Oregon, Mon
taua, and Nevada; the new State of
Arizona III sy will control from the be-
ginning
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
1onhr-ouIIHas Al LuHA-TopAY

Eastern star Masonic Home Eastern Pres.
byteriau Taylor Chapel Faith Presbyterian
and Emmanuel Episcopal Sunday Schools
A. r. Talbot and Carnation Camps. Modern
W0Odmrn-
The Washington times., 1906-07-18

PABsT BREWING CO. Phone East 1881.
7O5-s North Capitol Street
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
WHEN ORDERING ASK FOR PABsT
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
Now Control Six States
Absolutely, He De-
ClareS.
AP0STLE-SENAT0R is AGENT
Says May Control Fourteen Seats in
Senate Through Church Dicta-
tion, Which Is Absolute.

IF Apostle Reed SmoOt retains his
seat IN the Senate. he will sit, not only
as apostle. prophet. and revelator Of his
people, but as their political guide. He
Will Indicate 10 the governing powers
OF his church whom they should sup
port and whom oppose for Representa-
tives and Senators in Congress.
If no indicates that some man from a
State where MormOns are strong Is
Objectionable to the church IL will end
that mans career"
Thus spoke Senator Fred T. Dubois
of Idaho. for three years leader OF the
anti-smoot fight. Senator Dubois sees
grave and far-reaching menace in the
Mormon hierarchy and believes the
smoot case Is the crisis.
Six States. he says. are now con
trolled by the salt Lake hierarchy. II
Is extending 20 stIll others, Knowing
they viii cost him his own Senatorial
seat. Senator Dubois has been making
these statements in the most public
way. He first made the charge on the
Senate floor in the most dramatic speech
OF the late session.
He SAYS every Mormon vote viii be
against him this fall, but he takes grim
satisfaction IN knowing that before he
retIres the Senate must decide the
Smoot case. For three years IL has been
dOdgIrg the issue.
The Washington times., 1906-07-18
Anti-Mormon Plank in Platform.

"Our platform will demand separation
Of church and state and laws Furnishing
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-06
MARKETS
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN LEMONS
Top Notch Has Not Been Reached
Hales Early Peaches Advance.

The lemon quotations still continues
to take an upward trend with posi-
bility Of it's remaining at that stage
for the summer months. The prices
now quoted on the Limoneira lemon
are $3.50, 1918 and 800. Rumors
from the California markets have 1t
that they will take another four-bit
jump by tomorrow morning.
A small shipment Of Snake river
fruit arrived this morning, peach
plums and apricots comprising the
consignment.
The Snake river fruits are now on
the decline. although the Hales Early
peach is selling for 90c and 81, raise
of Csc over the Early Alexander. which
has been holding the market for the
past two weeks.
Apricots are selling at s1.25. drop
Of 15c from the last quotation. the
supply in the market being the cause
Of the slump.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-06

are sprayed to guard against the Cod
lin moth a mixture of Paris green and
lime with certain quantity Of water
Is used.
Along the south edge Of his tract Mr..
Lipe has planted a generous row of
sunflowers which at this time have
reached height close to twelve feet
THE seeds Of the sunfiower," says Mr.
I4ipe." are the very best chicken feed
that was ever introduced into the
country. and as shade for the grow
parallel"
The potato crop on the acre tract
is sort of continuous performance
The different sizes begin with those
which are now ripe and vary to those
which are just getting out of the soil.
Those that are now out Of the ground
were planted on the 25th OF last month
and with the aid Of irrigation are up
after being planted but a little over a
week
Specially Of Fancy Poultry.
Beside the fruits and vegetables on
the tract. Mr. Lipe makes a speciality
of growing and breeding thorough
bred chickens. The two varieties
which he Is now raising are the Barred
Plymouth Rock and the White Faced
Black Spanish. The latter breed IL
considered the best layers by Mr.. Lipe
and are a non-setter. two hens with
which he started the hennery laying
$50 eggs during the season. The run
for the chickens Ia a yard which II
planted with Dwarf Essex rape and
wheat. which makes green feed for
them the years round.
A large hop vine trailed over the top
OF the coop from the fence makes
the shade for the chickens.
Makes Net Cash Profit.
Mr.. Lipe came to the lewiston
Charleston country three years ago in
search Of health He had been a rail-
road engineer for many years and had
never turned a spade Of earth until ne
purchased his property at Charleston.
That he has mastered the secret of
making an acre Of land produce live
lihood. Mr.. Lipe has amply demon
strated. And Furthermore, 1t Ia under
stood that Mr.. Lipe banks about a
$1,000 year. which represents the
net profits from his acre Of ground
after counting out the fruit and veg
etables used in his own family.