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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
5uppen-G inlaorn.

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slim Wo6t8a Bmad Der Suppe BEL.
9eionaers be i1bt iin0 Die pcrI6ieoenen
Sorten ooH 9loB6eH. Wan 5eoarf
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3u feit ma uibt 5u lodec, uu0 em
pfjeb,t Is Th Dorber Elm Suppentl6Bs
9en 3u pyo5.reu. 81 toun man mi!
etras N}ilb etnem Gi. etlpas W1eel
c0er Semuel Sic ginlaQe beoeuteu0
perbeferH. Die aIoBtRn fDeroen emit
ipeoer NIT Der flahen. nit W(ebl p0sr
leyiebenty sentinel b%etreuten 5anO
aefoymt, ootr man Iti6t Ie init einem
in Die belize @ltppe qstduhten 20iicl
60. Su SaooatihI1no lie6t man
@pdble. T'd0le Qfanneniuhen), Qe
tddene Er6ieu. felbitaematte RuDelH,
G~jeraeriie Eierfdie 8isbe uip. in 0sr
Suppe, Elm enoIoIe5 @ariiren iibey
oOs Gbtma W}ilh mle1l un0 Gter.
&ou otn 8IoB6eH molten mir Sic
Butter. Q}arts un0 @iertloBAsn ais
betount eoydusitben uHo ms penigey
bet1uH.eH 3upenoen.
Qtbers &I6B6eu. J 9funo
&ults.e5er miro fem 9ebadt unO ouya
oas @c1rTe5 aetrieben. 2aHn riibrt
man . l,u3eu Butter Ihaumis, lhldgt
orej SER g.1ein. giebt Die Seber, Sdl3,
Neieri.is. QlustatnuB uu0 Semmet
mebl 5iH5t iormt tleiue Hl0Bd,en 0c
raua IND i253t lie in oer 6leiit 5riibt,
bis tie !arta uidt mebr rp55 iiHo. Sn
SUOoeGtiatdno mdht man 0tu 51ig
etuas Dinner. Itreidt ion iiber Elm
8rHttsH ans ooer id.d8i ihn ans Nr
Sta1t Id t.einen Styeifen In Die ie
otucs 1.s5 5ribe.
Noa 8IbB6eu. 0o5 SE
mere e-a ert9en 4eiBba5.1,eu miro
i'll feline d Hrfel 9sIbaiittn, cine hllbc
Sra,t a stpa9 9eterNiis istH &c
igttct inns Il etRem Stithen 8uttsr
eeolGte oies Miro mir eiutm @i
tCsi Quart 8abm. Sllj
uro W. r.1uB psrmiiat absr oas
Src. # mo 5u9g1edi stint
81 H..c- men. Tam lott man aus
+ lJr sltertem 9ads 0aut uno
Ur5.sa ss5oet oeuitlbeu fem mir
.ftl.1. G-. .tsidt Is inter Die Niaiie,
io-w. 8l6b6eH odraus, tobt
o-se.ssr feoeR0em S1i3TaHsr ab,
Eium. er0ls IND 9'ebt iie in
S2g.lcr Susianpe.
Tiia# 4I0Bben. lle5ri9sS
N,siia r leto6.ea uuo oe5adertr
5ii Fein 9ebadt cine sem
mel. III eialeiueitlt. felt ausge
erii5, 3pie6el ur0 0a Dc1e in
9ust,s .eHtt, S5l5. 9(pst1tnuB
ur> l 3aaeiebt. ioipis lie nab
FER osi cts 0yti Gier, Mlrlus
$50 armt un0 in elmer slid
i.,1gt 2at. Softer Ie uiat
wi2aes Ten. iese man stlpl8
gltt.
Gef aseI RI6baea. llsbri.
css Gc eiT@ ten man BON 6aut
ure &ae un0 pisa. 0ies nit sinsa
ssgtF5sa fae ben GiuSsaisrsnfat
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
plamSrrei.

& 3 1T Elm ausgefprodener G6druts
~ terSug in uns Weni9eu, oas,
mas uns perlie6en, niht na1
ieiRem Dofen Wertbe gu iddBen. rs
miro ais etipas 4ltd9Iihes, Selbfoera
itdH0liGes binaenommen uno dement,
ipreheHo bepertbet; crit Der @erluit
ntmmt uns ploBlin Die 8iH0e BON 0tn
NrigeH, uuo nit eiHem U}dle empfin=
ben uno perItebeu mir i'm pollen lin
fdnse, mas mir beiaBeu - mas uRs
gsHommen. gu Ipdtl
Sas S6idial, 0erdrt %oertannt 81
ptrotn, miro nebtu Dem bo6iten @ute,
Der Seiun0beit, dub eiaer ioealen Ga
b, Der Qrbeit 5utbetI, bic ais Iol6e
talrm ertdHnt. ieoenfaas ais 0oblthdt
Ei9t emphin0en miro. Gar Su oft
bort man. pie inter SouTen QeIdgt
tpiro: Nd. i'd mlB arbtiten!" auItatt:
DSott Iei Dant. Id tonu arbeiten!"
Die 4rbeit lit Elm itGrIenoes, bt.e-
benoes @lement. aus oehen friihiprus
oeInoem 2uel mir taalih tuIienofdl
tigsH Sesen ldopfen. 5ittli4es,
geIitiges, torperliAes. I~o3iaIes Uobl-
GILES bait iie. fir Rei6 Wie Arm, in
threr 9duo pereini9t.
Grbtit - cine W~obltbat2 IS 1T
ni4t db3uleu9neu, 0aB Elm groBer5beil
Der Ubenihbeit in ibr cher siue Srdfe
ais cine WobItbat erblidt; tie ntrO
ais n~otbpen0iges llebtl betradtet, Oas
Guf BEN Wegs sum @tloerner6 beipGls
tigt umo dbgetblu ptroen muB. Bel
folder &uffaNuH9 9ebt frsili6 bic Ttt=
li6utreoeInOt Strait otr Ir6eit perlo=
wn, uuo no gar aus 0ubljer un0
i4n0Cer Sudt nab Dem Qleibeuoeu
9oINe Elm uebtrmaB all 4rbeit 9eltiitst
miro, od miro iTt sur perrin. sic 0tiit
uRo &orper 81 6robuounitsn 3lpin9t
uHo ben Ytenihen sur Ntdiniue berab-
Diiuoigt. Plus Der Woblthdt III Damn
cine Webtblt letoor0eu @er0ib fiber
BEN Ra6ilgen nab ZEN 5s.tlideu Sit
tern Der elpigeu Mat. er6ole DID nad,
fhmereu Nrbsitstoltn mo asujeBe 0ic
6rii6te Defines 6lejBss.
SIR Sud. S6r ljeben W}iittcr bier
Elm Wtdbuuorti Grtuedet in ben sin.
bern frb3eitia oe yedtt 9uf uuo Ods
redts geriMuoHiB fiy Die Qrbtit. SbU
ttreat odmit Roloene SldttoJuer. ojy
in IpaterenSabrtu Qploeue 8rjihte ira.
gen. in Die 9er5ea Gurgr 2itbliuls. Die.
iDsun aud nod iblpdh uno tlein.
i6oH 70 germ ihre oa.fe unbittcn.
Rebmt IS ia ais etipls @i6ti3es ron
ibnsu bin. rpeln fie eiue 2lr6eit. fei e
aud nod 70 unooGtommen, poQenOe.
ten; fe fiblen nd ourh eiuen Bid
Ser 9iebe. Elm lobsuoee UoIi ans 5u.
rem Mtunoe Itol3 un5 in1illih be.
Iobut. Doh bsaebt babel uitt Otu
6tbItr. guren 2isbIinaen nit eiatm
Stidden Sholola0t - ootr 1dr mil
~tIin9saoer Miia3e ihre tleinen Titnitt
Iobnen 81 ponen. olmit fe nift i6r,
fJeinen 5-bIitQenbeiteR UNI oes iiBer
2obnes piltn perrihten. 4uh 6ei
&inoern IuBtrt fh uIs geoiirfn;H
mad aybsit; it uolsu uro miTtn,
I'm ih poAl gu fi6.su. in irGea0 ii.
Esr Dsiie ibre &rafte. i6r RoHGcH Be
lbatigeu: oaber fallen Gjnotru. bic
Hidt geuijssno bti6dftigt perOsn,
i6IsRlia aud Die Ia5BIteR Gerisu.aGe
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
FrRhIiuss- Grimmtruns.
Bon Gmilis @iutride GIeOeIanO. .

00h 0AifttN &thAttHH G4NDCAuitbf ~
@Mer 5ribling ladte gum 5enite:
~ bsrtin,
~ Wlailifi6eu itri9 ianft mts
ole 0dRgen,
Sn's 6reie 5og e mid mdd)tig biuaus
Dem Baloe gu bin i'd sesunsen.
2aut isuf3t i6 inmitttn Der 5riib.
liu9spra6t:
Nd lieB fi3 mein SebnsH ergriinosH!
co biele Der &lumeu ia fbon geieb'h
Die i'd iude. Tam i4 ni4t finosn.
Gin 3upfsn fH5lte i'd pl5BIi8 an
Rod ~
So bIidte in bittenos Qugeu
.Du iuheit mad 8lumen-einStimms
den iprah
9dnnf Oi.ie DielIei6t III gebrau6en2
.WaisI0d8sn, moosr6s6eu, @srgiBs
meiuni6t.
5err. i6oHere tdnnit 8u ni4t tnufenl
SIN WdlO bin ib beute ben 6al6en Gag
Rad Den 8lumen lumber gelaufeu.
DEM merger TT Mi.ss's @sburtss
tag. ia.
mas 0iiblide5 moot i8 ibr i9entsn.
@9 tauf mir Die 6dlfts oe5 Straus
Bes a6,
9u muBt ni6t 70 lang did beoenten!
.9sinsn @uuI6. Oh nieoIi9er Sam
%oelsmann,
GrfHns ia Dir = Iprd6 i'd ~ eerns.
9o9 lag mir erit, iDo Define Gttera
fin0" -
gtun 5eigts oas 9ino in Die 5erue.
.Sitbit Oh ben 6immGl oas t0ItIids
8ldu2
Sortbin iiuo ole Gltern %qe3oqen2
sic ipobnen bel Colt in Der Gngslss
burg,
CT mar ibHen itst5 Iebr %setuo9en!
.llRO penn i3 reht fromm uRo ie6t
artig bin,
Wie Die Wltebe mil audi i'd iDeroeR
Damn tommen Die @ltern ais Gngelett
un6 boIen uns fort BON Der Grosn."
-Wsr Bat Did meiH Sino oenn 70 lieb
belebrt2"
Cine Sbrdne trat mir iu's Quge 49,
Die Wtebe" - pra9 Itol3 Ct ~ Die
Gdlpeiter mein,
Sir Die sinsn 5baIer i'd brau6e."
Can't faBt i'd Oas bsr3ise 2nGbs
lein an,
s9iHo, bring mid gu MtieBe ms
Sdus6eu,
Sob nimm srit 9ein reoli6 berOieus
tss @el0,
mir bIetbs fit INNER Sein StrduBs
9en"
Sn Mi.bs bGb' i1 elm Deisn erblidt,
60 bolo pie Dem 6immeI entlproRsn.
SIN fOlgsnosn 5ribIiug bab' ib nit
f6r
Den Bun6 fit Oos 2s6en gsi6loFen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
Ter 9icnidl, ieiH eisener SOOten'
grGber.

Bon Wortb @ottlitb Sopbir, oen
betannten 6umoriiten. Der 1858 gu
8dOeu bei Wieu o1s 3eitli6e iegnete.
itammt folaenoe lebrreide Senteui:
rQlit 8nolf Sabren be3rdbt oer9lenih
feline la6eu0e giuobeit. NIT adt5saa
Sa6reH feline rof9sS 5 ugen0; nit 3paE=
fla Sohren 6egrdbt er feline erite 2te5e.
NIT OrsiBi9 Ieinen gIauben al Die
m}eni65eit; nit UiersigSdbren begrlbt
er leiue 6OffuuuosH. nit fiiuf3i9 BE-
reits ieine Wiiuite; nit ish3ig SAB
rem belydbt er ioeur na6 uno nab
feline flint SHINE, bis sr eHoli6 ielber
pe9rateu miro"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18
gommtaasbote, @iIpaMfee, gOumtaa, IS. @arh 1905.

peiH oosr 4epftlipein nit eilDas gu
der, 3imt mn 3~iironeui6a.e HHo 8
un3eH gessinigteH aoriatbea eiHmal
auf itirst biz feyti3e 5psIie aHf cine
tiefe SmiiTel gno aesieAt lie mad uuo
mad glel6md 6 nit 0em beiBen WeiH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

= Gjs ECIacnbept9uUJ In S3par
~sr3ie!t bsusritn slp,ribg 6ortiarias.
9ie oey -0lt.n 3s.s1ragA aus Set,o
meloet iou in 9tytnOeu0 NIT Ter y
rsluua fir o1s Frlg:gitinmrebt es-
IS steutuIrf 5.1se5rltt rutyNte.
nab Den, ot1 frGata ssita.tst pirN.
9ljts.isoes p0Ii!ti5sy P0stsisH gu Isin.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

s Die 3dbI or peibliden 9reoissr
in Sen Der. Stddtsn lit IN itdnz
0iQem @a6ien begriffeH. @dbreao
i'm Sl6re 1890 MIR 1143 5rduen Nds
Rs6t perlisbea p0roen mar. 81 prt0!=
cen uno III permdbleu, betr6gt bic
3obl oisier 8rs0igerinnen nit 2i3ens
nun 1878.
: 3um Qmte oes @rthciOiaers am
06srIten geriatshof bts Stadte8 9its
toria it. ME Die 5rduenbelDesuHa mits
thtilt. Die Sa.iitin Wdtbiloe 9reig i'm
sluauf oorigtn SI5res 5u1eaHeu.
Shire 2u.aHun1 rsip0e NIT 5eToEoerer
7Ssitylinieit Bon3oesH, ol Re Die erie
sTrau auf Sisiem PoItsH TT.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

= Gas Qariier Sourn1l fir M}e6ie
sin oeroffertliht einer Ge]itartitel uber
sic 4rt, ME pie Tr1utR 0ie MANNER
aludhIih aus 0gr GeihGftslpelt rers
nTdngen. Seine Geies1ehunJ ms
i6erbaupt teiue mer' ii7e Strait tonue
Den 6ortihritt dieter BegoIutiou auf-
halteu. Die reit pitiicer iei. ols Cie
on1ebljte .sslbe gsilhr". ron Der 10
oieI eereott Deroe. On nsUi1eu Sabs
ren nirOsH bic @sg66ituiTe Sss Joe
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

: Quf Der Notwithstanding Der
ameritaniide @eograpbenpereinigung
in Refp gort belt cine 6rau, gtrs.
&rugs @entbe 3rpei Geferate ibsr Die
erften RieoernHungen in @oHnecticut"
uno uber ,9as Stuoium Topographic
f6er Rarten".
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

= Die 3a6l Der pei6Jid6sH PreOiger
in zen 9~ereiaigten Stlaten pGGit
itdRoig. 0abreno ibre 3abl i'm
Sabre 1890 NOD 1143 betrIg, Oenea
0ds Re9t perlieben pouosu Udr. 3a
pro0igen un0 gu 0ermdbleR. betrd9t bic
3abl OieIer preoigerinnen jeBt 1878.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

= Gum Sta0tp6DTfug bou @reels9.
Colorado, lit 0r. ggb 6eao ernanEt
por0en. SeI6r in 4merifd lit Is
oas erite DIal, oaB cine 5rau auf eiHeH
70 perdntmortungsDoaeH Soften be-
rufen miro.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

, Die 2~tufitenung BON b%eIol0eteu
4rmenpTlegerinnen pDm 1. Npril 40
piro feitens Der Staotgsmsinoe Riel
beabi9tigt, 6a lid berausgeitelt bal,
oaB bic &ontroIle Der &oittin0er ourb
Die Organe Ger 9oli3siOerpaItIng uuO
Der @diTsnpflege Hift geHiigt. SO
ioa ossbdl6 bur9 gsi6ults peibIi9e
ardfte cine itraffere QufiiAt er5ielt
uuo 10 elmer u~ngeip6bnli3 gr0Ben
Sterblihteit Der ben beoiirfttgen Grei-
fen a~ngeb1renoen &inOer Dorgebeust
iperoeR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-03-18

: On Der unioeriitdts 5raumiliHit
in Bonn 1T an STEELE oss aussei6ies
oensH aiFIten5ar3tes Or. GosrsmdHn
Brl. Or. meo. 6srmine @~Oenbui5en
aug geroium ernaRHt por0en.
= = y
SIN Stat fir 1906 oes 3antous
3atid finD 2400 5rts. fir Die geioIs
Dung eines pei6lidcn 9erpsrbs= JRipets
tors aufgeftelt. Oas mare Ole critic
5rau. Die in Der Sdpei5 auf lOl4en
POiteu tdme.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
Ladies' Furnishings

The bargains of tomorrow sale strike hard in this depart ent We selling the less expensive things for that day. s true but that makes everyone less expensive
 Ladies Richeleu ribbed vests aped neck and won- derful garment for the money .Sc
 Ladies extra size ribbed vests taped neck and arms made for the larger people, Thursday for .zoc
 Ladies' ribbed union su low neck knee length, sizes to g. the regular 35c quality, Thursday. z4c
 Ladies' Umbrella Knit Drawers, lace trimmed all of our 35c garments including extra sizes, Thursday only z4c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
SbceS! Sbces!! SbceS!!
 Exceptional UaIues for ccday Only.

Womfns Patent Colt and Gun Metal Ribbon Ties and Buttons worth $3.50, for our one day sale. - $3.OO
 Women's Patent Calf Ribbon Ties mat top built on per feet last, worth $500. Today only. :. $23S
 Misses patent leather Theo Te sizes F 2 worth $2 for this sae :. ........................ .$1.98
 Misses all Patent chrsy Ribbon Ties, worth $2.75. Today. ..s.t..5 ....:.....$2.18
 Little Woman's all Patent Theo Ties, sizes 12 to g. worth $500 This sale .$2.48
 Little Woman's Black christy and Theo Ties. $25o shoe ..'.. :. ..........-...$ .$1.9s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
WdSl) Goods.

These fabrics claim supremacy in dusty weather One of the beauties of that it Wash Goo seasonabe and at the same time, well just read the price.
 32 inch Persian Lawn, splendid quality always bringing 35c Today. -. :. :. :. .......... 25c
 Light coored Shirt Madras the ideal fabric for shirt making, worth 25c. Today ... :. :. ......... 18c
 Coored musin that good old cloth that is put to thou sand uses and good at every one worth 12 12. Today Sc
 cOored Dmty Musln the kind you've been told 2Oc Today. -. ~. =. ..................14 14c
 20 pieces of White Madras . .19c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12

 
  ndmakno
  almost
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
Cel1ptine Cinen UaIues.

We not merely trying to tempt you though; put these values simply sell the goods and lure you here through curiosity these prices won't sell them what wila Fancy bordered full bleaehed fringed towes-towelsi Think of it. ......... :. 4c
 Crochet Wash Rags, tape oop indispensable luxury for the bath. .. .. .. q. .. ................... Ac Bleach Bath Towels with finge.... .13c
 Full beached plain hem pillow cases 36x45 inches l5c
 60 inch oil red Table Damask worth 800 every day in the week, today. ......................3 .39c
 McLean's Mosquito Nets. ... .. :. .. .49c each
 Sample Towels-large, small, fancy, all sample prices
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
July Clearance Sale H Suit Sale lUitb Forgotten Cost
 I1ldrkS.

is absolute fact that considering former eageness the stock of this department While you right in the midst of the wearing season, looking Autumnward We you get all the you can from suits. simply the money This that do hesitate offer the greatest values in the history of this department Read them and decide the goods and be convinced
 Etons Shirt Waist $A9S
 Wool Suits and Silk Suits materials perfectly choice from the $T6U any $s7so Silk and you
 You Silk Waist stock, divide the price by pay the money and the waist is sessa wills to
 Separate Skirts plad grays to
 and formerly $a This Sales SL25
 of terms, $4o SL24
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
UJbat We Hduertise.

In these
  sknow then tell you about simply
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
neckwear Bali Price.

This means our entire supply of those dainty little linen embroidered lingerie and ,e stck coars Some of them are shown the window but window wouldn't hold them a They pretty enough keep always but business tact bas forced us to take half-step for today.
 Into this sale also put all chemisette sets with collars cnd cuffs Some of also shown in the window HALF PRICE,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
CittIe Cbines

By Little Thngso mean notions-notions that come to us a sometimes voluntarily but mostly through the ncon nience of their absences do without notions and be happy.
 Fairyv soap the luxury of millions of homes Dc cake S cakes for ............... .25c
 Leighs Powder in esh and white, for Thurs day only offer it for 19c box a Beveled edge hand mirrors with mahogany and ebony backs aarge asorrnent from 5Oc to- $2bO S Solid back bath brushes with detachable handles, 9Sc and ...........$1 .$1 19
 Fancy back combs all styles many catchy patterns for Thursday offer 10 per of you one select
 Buster Brown Hose Supporters the delight and comfort of the little folk, 14c, 19c and .2Sc pair
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
For tbe Boys

You can't make boy be careful with his clothing he must put clothing that will stand his romp and play You can't afford buy him elegant things run this sale then double meaning; The character of the clothes and their cost.
 Boys pants all wool suits single and double breasted in solids black bue gray and world of pretty mixtures and pads Today they spread in fu>view at 25 PER CENT OFF,
 Boys Wash Suits in white and bue made in the eel ebated Buster Brown blouse and worth up $00 For days sale .0Ic
 Boys Wash Ties the 35c and 50c kind today. .23c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
silks and Dress Goods

This is the for wash fabrics The dust from the highways flies with every wind, clnging to everything it touchs and therefore making the tub indispensable article For this very reason have arranged display of Jap Silks for Thursday Jap Wash Silk cheaper than cotton fabrics
 19 inch fancy check Jap Silks with embroidered dot 40c 27 inch striped Jap Silks. ......... .65
 36 inch polka dot Jap Silks. .69c DRESS GOODS-The popular and beautiful 36 inch Black Danish Cloth just received, Thursday 25c Black Mohair.. .. a. ................49c Black Serge ....................., ,49c Black Batiste . .. .. e. .. . ............. 49c Cream Danish Cloth-a delayed shipment just arrived Thursdayit's leading special at .25c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-12
Sale of ParascIs

This brings of the preest features of the season. All of those dainty little silk and linen sunheltersnot of them exceptedw be put before you today at 13 off
 This simply anything you want Not few left ove and few cheap ngs but big of beauties that range from $50 $350 in price, Remember, ONE THIRD OFF TODAY
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
Charleston Gala Week.

One OF the chief attractions DURING
Charleston s Greater Gala Week will
be the poultry show which will be
given under the auspices of the Char
lesion Poultry Association. from No.
vcmber 5 to 10, from present inli-
cations the show will be larger than
1t was last year. Mr.. ". j. McCarty,
the secretary of the Association, says
the show this year will in every par
tlcular surpass the show of 1905. The
arrangements of the exhibits will be
different in that the pens will occupy
a certain space, and the single birds
an'ihr'. which will be much more con-
veni'nt fHr both the judges and the
visitors.
The Stew will be held in a large
hall on II" Street. Exhibits will be
received all parts of the State
as we'll as 3. States and there will
be keen con-. II for the various
prizes.
There vii! hc -, cash prizes Of
fcred this year. ''.'. The Charles
ton Poultry ASSET will donate
number Of Silver ,u,. which will
be very handsome.
The judges will be - George @.
Brown, of Maryland, and Mr.. f. j.
Marshall, of Atlanta. Both are COM
petent judges and will give entire
satisfaction to those who will send
birds to the show. Mr.. Marshall was
one of the judges at the show last
year. He judged at such large shows
as Columbus, Toledo, Cincinnati and
Dayton, Ohio; indianapolis, Ind, and
Battle Creek, Mich. Last year he
was selected for the great St. Louis
show. Mr.. Brown has also had an
amount of experience in fancy poul-
try.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02

and at first the novice had difficulty
IN getting them. Finally he learned
the secret and could pick up a mes
sage whenever it, came into that sta
ton.
Next young Doolittle began to pick
up messages from passing boats in
Long Island Sound. After some ex-
pertinent he found that this was NIGH
ty interesting. During the last month
or two, since the wireless station was
removed from here, all his practice on
his new apparatus has been confined
to talking with passing vessels.
But he's not content with his pres
ent equipment, and just now is engag-
ed IN new attuner, which when it is
finished, will be the first of it's kind
ever built and, he thinks, will outclass
anything that has yet been devised.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
Vanderbilt on Divorce.

l have no use for man who does
not love his family" is the express
sion used by Alfred Vanderbilt in
discussing the domestic troubles OF
wealthy families with friends at the
horse show, Norfolk, Va.
II do not believe everything 1 sec
III the papers about wealthy families
Delh% at loggcrheads and about to sue
f"r divorce. | know a lot of thes,
stories are untrue. When a wcalthv
man has little spat with his wife, the
newspapers give the facts. If the
same things occurred in a poor man s
family there would be nothing said
about it.
'The wealthy man has his quar-
rels with his wife the same as the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
EXECUTORS SALE,

BY authority Of the last will and
testament Of Mrs. Martha Carolina
Caldwell, deceased, I will sell, at auc-
tion' Tor cash, at her late residence in
NewDerry county on Thursday, tho
LIST day of November, 1906, at IL
O'Clock in the forenoon, all the tan
glblc personal property Of the said
deceased in my hands consisting Of a
piano, bookcase, bcdsteads, beds,
mattresses, quilts, and other bed
clothing, clock, carpets, chairs, trunk
and wearing apparel, gold spectacles,
Jewelry, silver plate and many arti-
clcs or household and cookinp furni-
turc.
j. T.. j. Caldwell,
Executor.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
RAILWAY COMMISSION >.
MAKES ITS REPORT.

Columbia, Oct. 27.-The railroad
commission today gave out its report
on the inspection of the Southern s
roads between Columbia and Green
vile and between Columbia and
Spartanburg, about which there has
been so much complaint during the
last year or two.
The public has complained that the
Southern failed to make schedules on
these lines and that this failure was
partly due to the bad condition of the
roadbed.
The commission reports that they
did not find the road in bad condi-
ton as had been expected and that
Superintendent Williams had already
begun work on the repairing of the
bad places. Fourteen miles between
Alston and Greenville has been re-
Gently laid with new G0-pound rail;
and the resi- will soon be laid with
G0-pound rail
Since May there has been 2G,5O0
crossties placed on the Columbia and
Greenville road and there are 1,4OO
more ready to be placed. On accoun.
of the trains the company las been
unable to do much wor': along tic
Sainda ri = oetweeE .:cHEerry and
Ninety Six.
On the >o,r' anburG = d Columbia
line, n"w Il. und ra,l has been laid
t'r "v'" % miles AMI rail for two
miles ~. be placed -; i. the nexl
two wa -. Within the &c 80 days
the sHr11 weight rail- will be laid
south fro;a Spartanburr and 24,509
cross ties will be placed
The dcpots at the small stations
are found in very good condition
the exceptions being at Chappells,
Belton, Ninety-Six and Jonesville.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-02
How He Knew.

There is a very forgetful girl in
Denver. living up on Washington
street Fearing young man who call
ed on her last week would stay too
long she set the clock in the parlo1
half an hour ahead. She was tired,
having been out horseback ridin.
that day. and wanted to get to bed
early. The scheme worked. But then
she Forgot to turn the clock back and
having numerous young men friends,
she also very carclcssly forgot which
one 1t was. Last night the young, man
called again. The clock was stin
fast and he noticed it..
"Thai clock is wrong, isn't if q''
he asked.
"Yes,' she replied. "T set il ahead
so fellow who called Wednesday
night would go home in time to let
me get some Sleep
"The clock fooled him all right"
said the caller quietly.
"Flow do you know9" she asked.
The young man smiled a sickly
smile. 81 called Wednesday night" "
The girl coughed.
"We're having so much trouble in
getting hired girl,' she said. "Does
your mother ever have difficulty So
curing good helpq''-Denver Post.