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The Washington times., 1906-05-23
oNE CENT A WcEp FOE
BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST


GOLDENEERG's 7th and K SITS. NV.
S. KANN, SONS & CO. Sth and Market space.
ERNIN'S GIG AR STORE. 1sth and Fla. ave
ERVIN'S CIGAR STORE. 2el2 14th st. NV
ROBERT T PETZOLD, The Harvard Phar-
macy, lith and Harvard sts NV.
A NJ DANIELS. cor. 18th and I SITS NV
L FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 7th st. Rhode
Island ave, and r St NV.
CHAs- c HoRNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
sw- COZ 7th and N SITS. NV.
DOM q SANFORD. New York ave. and
r. A. VEITcH. 10th ana NJ SITS. NV.
w d. BRACE, cor Goth and II sts-
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 2lst and G SITS.
GILLETTE & co. 18th and L SITS nv.
S n WAGNER & CO.. 1st and II SITS. NV.
H T. BUTTS. cor. 9Th and Mass. ave. NV.
L 7. TAYLOE,. cor. 9Th and P SITS. NV.
EUGENE r. NICHOLS, 1901 Pa. ave NV
J. D. COBLENTZ. Fla. ave. and n. Cap. st.
"
NORTHEAST.
CHAs. H. BLUBIER, n. Cap and r SITS ne.
McCHESNEY * JOACHIM. cor. ID and z SITS.
SOUTHEAST.
4. z. POWELL. 18th and East Capitol SITS
ODONNELL DRUG CO. Sth and G SITS. Sc.
II s. FEALY. NV, cor. l1th and Pa ave. Sc.
SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS. 9Th and B SITS, sw.
ANACOSTIA
BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts-
BRoOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR Il T. LUERSSEN. Drug Store
ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. L. CARNE * CO. zo3 King st
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Miscellaneous.

MEALS SERVED in our dining room at
reasonable prices 1902 NJ st. NV. Call at
basement door. 9-3t
LACE CURTAINS cleaned In excellent style:
tinting II desired: moderate prfcc1 MRS S.
SMITH. COS II st NV. ny2l-st
A-OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO fpe art
rugs; only weaving concern here. WASH
As. ansff
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Have You a Case of Royal Pilsen

At home? If not order a supply Of this
peerless light beer at once. Phone, W 436.
Abner-Drury Brewing Co.
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Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED-At once. assistant colb. pantry
girl and white mattresses for dining room
Of handsome apartment house. Apply e06
WESTMORELAND. 212O California St
my23-5t
WANTED-Colored girl for general house
work 745 eth 81. Sc ny22-st
wANTED-Girl FOR general houseWork. must
be good cook and laundress 1895 NV. II
WANTED Good, white girl. or settled wou-
an; no hard work 7oS L St Sc; stay nights.
uly23-2t
WANTED-Msngle girls; also experienced
collar and cum starchers- WEST END IACN-
DRY. l723 Pennsylvania ave. NV. II
WANTED-Operators for singer machine
r 9. n. BURTON a. son. 81 + ST NV II
WANTED-Colored woman for general louise
work 1903 81. NV. i
WANTED-At once experienced waist and
skirt hands: also helpers 1885 . st NV Il
WANTED-Ciean colored girl at once, Tor
general housework and cooking; no wash
ing call sos 10th ST. NV. il
WANTED-ReIlable woman for general
housework: two IN family: stay nights: ref
erence. 1880 W St Il
WANTED-A girl TO assist IN light house
work. 726 sth ct. NV. II
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GROCERY and provision; fine corner: doing
business $500 per month; on account OF
leaving city Will sacrifice for S. 400 which
is less than inventory. DCGAN 81! Louis
lana ave. rn,-99 ~
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bo-ROOM HOTEL, with bar; central loca-
ton. viii sell cheap or trade for city prop-
/ erty. DUGAN. 6I7 Louisiana ave. rny22- 81
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GROCERY STORES, from 500 10 $500: also
bargains IN lunch rooms. cigar stores and
rooIainS houses EASTERN BUSINESS
EXCHANGE. 5l4 81 rny22-2t
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We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown & Tolson. Aucts., 14os H st. NV.
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FINE shade and porChes. convenient -
steam and electric cars. moderate rl-,,s
NISS ELIZABETH HUMPHREY. RockviIIe
No rnyZ2-st
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Case Lager Beer, Soc; Rebate on Bottles
1Oc. Beavers, 42s AZ st. sw. Phone NJ E1s2.
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Summer Board.

COOL, restful splt f0r summer boar
the WASHINGTON COLLEGE. q a.
Ets- ne Opens June l. 49,
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2 IFiRkE nice. unfurnished rooms Tor light
housekeeping; third floor all light; young
couple preferred; children; price reason
@oie. lsz ID ne. n1yzS-3t
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Order Rosenfeld's Pure Ice Cream and
sherbet: none better. s12 H ne. Phone
E 1909
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o sALE-TSED PTANOS-

FOR SALE-Something that kills bugs on
rose bushes for Zoe, also fertilizer thar for
lists Use 10 make plants gr0v and bloom az
KRAMER'S SIS + ST. myzg-It
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Any Household Furniture to Sen?

Communicate with US. Wilson & May
ers. Aucuioneers, 1927 and 1923 G ST.
Fhone Main 80.
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s1.s6 Annapolis and Return, Baltimore

and Ohio r. r. Account Army and Navy
Base Ball Game. May 26th. Special train
returning from Annapolis, $500 p. m.
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Wdnted-ROOmS

WANTED-By refined couple. one large and
one small furnished room for very light
housek sep!ng. I'm DOWNTOWN locality Ad-
dress. with terms. BOX 5G5. Times Office
Ii
WANTED Three OF one large and small
rooms .Gr light housekeeping. state price
Address BOX 54s. Times ONCE. II
YOLrfsG un=-ried couple desire two nicely
furnished rooms. Northwest section for house
keeping; state terms and fun particulars
AdIress ROX 80 Tines nffre- u
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Takes the Place of an Ambulance.

Use Zeh's Invalid Coach.
Zeh's Stables. 4l8 Sth ST. NV.
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Reisingers Strawberry Ice Cream

MADE FROM FRESH FRUIT.
II gal. SOC i2-gal. 235 G St Phone NJ. 2767.
To secure prompt and satisfactory service
send in your Sunday orders on Saturdays.
Orders received until 10 80 p. m Saturday.
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FOR SALE-TwO carloads window screens
and doors screens lZi9c W: doors. SIC up
extra vide doors carload IN stock; knock
down frames. 30 wire. 1l2c square fOots
screens made 70 order. 75c. hLEEBLATr 5.
nth and II sts. ne. MILNE
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Situations Wanted-nale.

WANTED-By young employment as
driver or TO care FOR suburban home: ref
erence. Address BOX g. Glendale. Nd
my23-2t
WANTED-By young colored man, place
70 drive a wagon or as janitor; can fu{nish
reference 2023 1ith st. NV. Ut
WANTED-By boy. work OF any kind.
LAFETTE PENN. 2003 Sth St NV. 1t
WANTED-By young colored man. place as
houseman or travelling with some gentle
man Call at / Vermont court. rear L ST NV
II
WANTED-By respectable young coiOred
man. place at driver for delivery wagon or
work Of some kind. 1879 5th NV. II
WANTED-By boy. sixteen. place 20 learn
trade bricklaying. plumbing steamhttfng;
good reference Address TRADE. BOX 554.
Times Office. 1t
WANTED-i3y young man. 20 study math
and mechanical drawing from 9 am. to 3
pm Ad6yess BOX 525. Times Office.
WANTED-Hy painter. any kind house paint
ing; city or country. Address PAii{TER,
1892 Pierce place NV. rny2I-3t
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CASH RECISTEES.

NEW NATIONALS FROM IS UP.
EALLWOOD REGISTERS AT A SACRIFICE
Several slightly used NATIONALS, FULLY
GUARANTEED. eNcepr-Oua- barEalns and on
EASY PAYMENTS We sell second hand
Cash Registers OF all kinGs cheaper and a
better condition than any dealer.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.
5I7 NINTH STREET y. ".
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When You Want a Cut
Of anything-Joyee Engraving Co. Star bldg.
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FOR SALE Upright pianos at unus UaIly low
ugures. IL Viii pay you before de-
clding. Must sell (al used p.anOsl al a
sacrince; one upright. 500. squares as low a
n
]. c. CONLIFE. Manager. mh29-H
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Phone Reisinger, Main 2767, for Ice
Cream, 81 gal, soc Il gal. All orders for
1 o'clock delivery or earlier, must be in
by 1870 p. m. Saturday. Orders received
Sunday not delivered before 3 p. m.
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FOR SALE-GOOd quality Opaque shades. n
ted 70 yOul windows. only 25c: ths best quail
tty oil opaque shades. soc; hung free: VIII
call with samples KLEEBLATT' ). 18th and
II SITS. Phone East 25-R- 5a20-tf
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand in i hours: attain speed OF
75 TO 100 words in $50 hours. and We viii pro-
cure a poStion for you We teach also Pit
man. Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems.
typewritinE. and Spanish STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building Phone NJ.
Ii42. my4-a0t
WANTED-Two white mattresses and one
white waiter; Sunday work Apply 10th
St and Louisiana ave. NV. myZ2-St
WANTED-Help. at once: male and female
Hotel. department. private family. 1882 1lth
ST NV. nyzz-St
WANTED-PicTure agents: ladies and gen
tlemen: good money made 20s Tth st sw.
mylZ-50t
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S2SS FOR SANITARY. orop-side couches:
rockers. SScs go-carts. SI-9S: parlor and bed
room suites, : per week See goods. RED
MOND'S. 81 ana 3l3 7Jh 81 NV feI5-Jr
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hNABE Small Grand treElOdeIed) every
working part new Regular $50
strEment- Special al------------ DO S5ll
AEABE Upright large size uHagIid-
cent mahogany case latest design. care
fully used tIke new WAS S5l5- NOW S4zI
hNABE Upright medium .Zei Mahogany
case spielC-d tone. Is az So. N0yF-.. S439
kNABE Piano, large size, magnificent
rosewood case IL excellent condition
Was 5000 Now 500
JESSE ERENC. Upright Piano, ulagnId-
cent mahogany Gaze Was Ss5l- NCN---S291
SMITH & BARNS mahogany case lused
very uItiej. Was $50. Now $40
SINGER Mahogany Upright. IN good
condition. Was 500 NOW $50
WEBER Baby Grand. mahogany case
splendid condition Now --.---------. s5lo
HARDAIAN Fancy Case. almost new
elaborately carved \ove---------------- -SS51
STIEFF Upright Piano. large size. JUST
Ike new. now N-----.-- S-sJ
CON BINATION Piano and Piano Player
fine mahogany Piano 1uprIghtJ and
PLAYER with y rolls OF mUsic---------S22j
" II. X y 4 y r & co.
12IS-20 Street my5-tt
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BROOKI4AND. .. C.
ARTHUR Il i. LUERSSEN. Drug Store
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TIE TRUST IS trying 20 Kill competition IN
CASH REGISTERS. but We are selling Hall
woods at $40 below TRUST prices HALL
WOOD CASH REGISTER AGENCY. Sol
ST myI7-tf
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. L. CARNE * CO.. 703 King St
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ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARaIACY, corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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LOCAL MENTION.
GRAND OPENING TOMORROW
EVENING
OF Frank P Halls New Roof and Sum
mer Garden, 1000 9TH ST. S. w.

Frank p. Hall cordially invites you and
your friends 10 the opening OF his SUM
MER AND ROOF GARDEN on Thurs
day. Music By fine orchestra Finest
devled, soft. and hard-shell crabs, and
Nat. Cap. Brewing Co. s matchless
Diamond and Munich beers on draught.
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LET Us PUT your typewriter IN good order
after the winter work Prices reasonable
work guaranteed TYPEWRITER EX-
CHANGE AND OFFICE OUTFITTERS. I4IL
@ St myL9-tf
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Situations Wanted
Ear1oIa

Female.
WANTED-Washing to do at home or out bv
Gay oall as Franklin st. NV. II
WANTED-Dressmakine summer dresses at
summer prices; perfect fitting 1909 sth 81
NV ,,,-Ss a.
WASHING done at home. IS Mccullough 81
NV -
WANTED-Place as nurse during sumner. to
20 away or stay IN city EMMA JOHNSON
Garfield. d. c. N
WANTED-By young white woman, a situa-
tion as working hOusekeeper for elderly gen
te1nans only those who mean business need
apply. cali a0s II St NV. my22-2t
WANTED-By married woman in small fam
iy 10 help with housework and sewing.
Aodress BOX 5ZI. Tines Office. uay22-3t
WANTEp-Washing to 90 at home III D
ST. Sc. y,,,-92-2t
WANTED-By reliable woman. situation as
Gousekeeper, widower preferred. Address
BOX 55l, Times Office. my22-3t
WANTBD-To take home washing and iron
ing. Address I06 1st NV rny2l-st
WANTED-By young American woman. posi-
ton as nurse MISS ELLA MASON. 1913
II ST. NV mv2i- st
LADY teaches piano az pupils homes. sc
Address BOX 40, Times office. rnyI9-St
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FOR SALE-25 shares Of stock in the WASH
ington Nat Building and Loan Associa-
ton. par value Of each share, 500 This
stock pays per cent interest. and paid
uli-annually- Apply ROOM 32s. Bond build
ing. mylg-6t
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Rooms and Board.

IAkOAiA PARK-'leasant room: large YER
-laas SAaqes onS 1.- fare; SIS Der month 2
once. ~
LARGE front rooms, with Virginia -CCI-
ing. good nome for mechanics: 81 weekly 277
h ST NV r---S5 y
GOOD BOARD and rooms Tor EentIemen- .
per week eli New Jersrv ave- m ~
Hy22-3t
GOOD BOARD and rooms for gentlemen 8
per Neeh- 81 Ne.v Jersey ave NV myZ2-ss
LARGE front ro0ra: home table. lz12 ION 81
NV. - -
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. I5f5 and
NeW yen ave. overlooking White House
F1rst-ciass family hotel double rooms 81
up; single room. s25 per month; good board :
traasients. 81 per day and up u1yI5-I5t
1916 2lST ST. NT.-Between p ST and Ma
sachUsetts ave. cool front rooms fo- ra--
with, b0- I'd. summer rates rny1e-5r
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SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EIsENBEISs. 9Th and B SITS, sw.
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hNABE Small Grand treuOdeIeC) every
working part new. Regular $50 in
strUmenr- Special l----.---- ------- SD
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For Rent
UNFINISHED Rooms.

FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. second
moor; heat and gas. newly papereci for SIS
a month. 2223 II NV. myz5-2t
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Observation-Disclosures.

hANTED-Hlghest cash prices paid for worr
garments, ladies' OF gentlemeR-s. Also shoes
and hats Address postal and I Will cali ans
hour b. TARSHE5. 1875 Tth st NV Phone
North 49, fe2S- Cor
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EOt< SAL-ES-Beau upright pianos $50
less than price. s. monthly. six month"; g
struction free szf sth St nv. uyZs-sI
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FOR SALE-FOr planting IN cemetery. hardy
everbiooming plants that bloom and are guar
anteed, too. al KRAMER 5. SIC F 81 myZ3-7t
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WANTED-To buy q mix route chea7 T--
eash- Address BOX 55S. Times once.
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SALOON. center city. close 10 PennSvI-
vania ave; conducted by present proprietor
thirty years DUGAN. 6I7 Louisiana ave
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WANTED-Lot % good. second hand an
cans have same for hauling Gle D 81. NV
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a HUNDRED hremen and sbrakemen on
Saryland and other railroads. Experience
unnecessary. Firemen. 800. become enEf-
neers and earn 500 monthly. Brakemen SO.
become conductors ana earn $50. Positions
Name position Preferred. RAILWAY ASSO-
CIATION, Room 224. p: Monroe St. Brook
iyn. y. Y.
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FOR SALE-Three barber chairs 1 pole !
washstand and looking glasses; cheap. 90
eth St sW. mygi-2t
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WANTED-By young colored man, a place
10 drive a wagon or as janitor; can fu{nish
reference 2023 Iith st. NV. 1t
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SPOT CASH PAIL FOIs FURNITURE, car
Pets. stoves. bric-a-brac. and ali kinds of
household goods BACMS FURNITURE
SHOP l4th and Ets. NV. Phone North Islg
Formerly sth and L. ap24-sJr
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Help Wanfed-FemaIe.

WANTED-A woman for general housework
Apply 712 9th NV. ny23-st
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SALOON. prominent corner Southeast: DO
ing large business. DUGAN, 6l7 Louisiana.
ave. rlv22-st
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FOR SALE-Bicycle store. established th.--
teen years hTst-class location. receipts av-
erage $500 clear yearly reason for sell
ing other business. Address BOX 5Ts Times
once unv22-gt
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WANTED-By respectable young coiore'
man. place at driver for delivery wagon o.
work Of some kind. 1922 5th NV. II
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SALOON, Virginia ave NV. must be sold:
no reasonable ofer refused tDCGAN. 6l7
Louisiana ave r1y22-sr
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FOX SALE-Cigar stores great bargain. good
location; low rent. 81 eth ST. NV rrlv2g-sr
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4. z. POWELL. 18th and East Capitol SITS.
ODONNELL DRUG CO. Sth and G. SITS. SO.
II S. FEALY. NV. cor. 1lth and Pa ave- Sc.
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/ WHOLESALE LIQUOR establishment. dne
/ corner. Northwest. $1,000 DUGAN, 6IT
! Louisiana ave rr,,-a9- y
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WANTED-Purchasers FOR all the building
material in four brick houses and one
church. corner O1 Maryland and 12rh
81 sw-. IN quantities. 10 suit. being
torn down Apply on the premises
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-06-05
SACRED CONCERT.
Given in the Opera House on Sunday
By the Boys Band of Georgia
Industrial Home.-Instruc-
tive. Sermon. "

The Boys Band of the Georgia In
dustrial Home gave concert in the
opera house on Sunday afternoon. The
auditorium was crowded, and all en-
joyed the charming music rendered
by the young artists, under the lead
ership of their director, Mr.. H. Good
ing. The Georgia Industrial Home is
located ut Macon, Georgia, and was
founded about seven years ago by
Rev. Dr.. Mumford, who had been in
charge of the orphanage of the North
Georgia Conference of the Methodist
Church, South. DR.. Mumford saw
need for home in which not only
orphans or half orphans might find
shelter and training, but i'll which any
waif. from slums or highway, might
find refuge. During the service.
Rev. j. y. Harris, financial agent of
the institution preached splendid
sermon from the text "Inasmuch as
We did it unto one of the least of these,
We did it unto me- In the course
Of his sermon, he said that the home
was non-sectional, nOn-sectarian, nom
denominational. In the band which
rendered the concert, numbering Is
boys. eight states are represented.
In the home are one hundred and
fifty boys. and among them there are
three Hebrews. He said that the
boys of the band. trained in the
school. were now going forth in the
name of the Lord and in the name of
the home. doing service for Him and
for the institution that had done so
much for them. and in the name of
humanity. to inspire to devotion to the
principles of applied Christianity. A
generous Offering was made by the au-
dience present.
The following is the musical pro-
gram rendered:
Grand Professional March-Silver
Trumpets-Niviam:
Selections from FauSt--Gouned.
.t",nct Soln--Sclccted
baritone Solo. "rhy Holy City. -
:. Adams.
Nearer my God to Thee, played by
he band and sung by the audience.
March-"Onward Christian Sol
iiers. '-E. Brooks.
Trombone Solo-"The Emzlem. -
&. Lunders.
Waltz-"Poetica. IT. Moses.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-06-05
NEWBERRY SCHOOLS.
The Glass Numbered Is, a Bakers
Dozen.' ...... .

The commencement exercises of the
Newberry graded schools were held
Friday evening in the opera house in
the presence of large audience.
Seated on the stage were the grad
uating class, composed of IL young
ladies and one young man. Superin-
tendent w. A. Stuckey, DR.. James A.
B. Scherer and Rev. George A.
Wright.
The following composed the class
Of 1906: Misses Ellie Jacobs, Verna
Maybin, Ruby Summer, Louise Hipp,
Lallu Rook Simmons, Eva Goggans,
Juanita Evans, Fannie P. Holloway,
Florence Bowman, Vanessa Williams,
Virginia Chalmers, Annie Taylor, and
Mr.. Alan Johnstone.
The exercises were opened with
prayer by Rev. G. a. Wright. Essays
we're then read by five of the gradu-
ates-NIr. Alan JOhnstone, Miss Eve
Gog@ans. Lalla Rook Simmons, Jua-
nita Evans and Louise Hipp. All Of
the papers were well written and
would have been credit to persons
of more mature years.
Owing to the absence of DR.. j. Fl.
Thomwell of Fort Mill, who had been
invited to deliver the address to the
graduating class, the address was de-
livered by DR.. James n. B. Scherer,
president Of Ncwbcrry college. The
speaker chose as the subject for his
remarks "Thc Bakers DoZcn,' the
theme bcin" suggested by the number
of "raluates-thirtcen. DR.. Scherer
in his easy and graceful manner ad-
monished the class of 1906 to be gra-
cious. giving good measure, "for what
measure We pete, shall it be measured
to you.'.
The address was thoroughly enjoy
ed by the large audience, the speaker
receiving the closest attention through
out.
The diplomas were delivered by
Prof. Stuckey, after which the bene-
diction was pronounced by DR..
Schcrcr. Music for the occasion was
furnished by the Newberry orchestra.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-06-05
Land-McFall Marriage June ii

The recent announcement Of the
engagement Of Miss Elizabeth Land
and Mr.. Jessie Young McFall, of
Newberry. s. G., has been the occas-
ion of the most pleasurable comment,
in which. however. is mingled a tinge
of sadness at the thought of relin-
gushing to another city such carm-
ing woman as Miss Land.
Miss Land is daughter Of DR..
Robert H. Land, and is a young wo-
man in whom is very beautifully COM
bined intellectually, grace Of person
and very fascinating charm of man.
ner.
Mr.. McFall is one of the promi-
nent young men Of Newberry and
holds the very responsible position of
cashier of the Commercial Bank. He
is man Of individuality and moral
worth and is most emminently deserv-
ing Of the good fotrune which has at
tended him.
No cards will be sent out for the
marriage, which will take place on
the morning of June 14th at nine
thirty o'clock at the First Baptist
church. and there will be no festivities
incident to it. the young couple leav-
ing Immediately after the ceremony
for Newberry, where they will make
their home with Miss Lands sister,
Mrs. John Kinard.-Augusta Chroni-
Gle.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-06-05
By Rev. J. n. Wilson, b. D., in the
Lutheran Church Of the Redeemer.

Rev. j. H. Wilson, d. d., represent
ing the Orphanage of the United
Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church preached two scholarly and
eloquent sermons in the Lutheran
Church of the Redeemer on Sunday.
His morning text was "Lo, am with
you always and was a practical ap-
plication of the great truth that the
Master is always with those who serve
Him for loves sake. He made a
strong appeal for the Orphan IS Home,
which is located at Salem, Va, and
was established only few years ago
by one minister of the gospel of the
State Of Virginia taking into his own
home the three orphan children of an
other minister. He told how a gen-
erous layman of Roanoke gave a prop
erty for the establishment of the
home; how he purposed endowing it
with his wealth, but was prevented by
the loss of his property in the finan-
cial crash by which so many in that
locality suffered; how the number of
children increased to twenty-five; !;
how the home became inadequate for
the care of all who sought admission {;
how through the loss of others the
church had an opportunity to acquire
magnificent hotel just on the edge
of Salem, built at cost of $4,000; {;
how the board purchased it for $14,-
800 without dollar of money in sight
but with faith in the liberality of the
church. For fourteen months Dr..
Wilson has been conducting the cam
palgn to raise the money to meet this
obligation and has received more than
twelve thousand dollars. Some other
real estate for farming, gardening and
other purposes was purchased near
the Home, and the total debt created
$l1.5O0. DR.. Wilson is now visiting
the churches to raise the five thous-
! and dollars yet needed to complete
, the payment. He will remain in New
berry during the week and will call
on the Lutherans Of the city, giving
them an opportunity to contribute to
this end
! this end. Those whom he visited YES
tcr'lay were very generous in thci,
gifts.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-06-05
Death of James S. Spearman.

Mr.. James :. Spearman died at his
home iii Newberry county Wednesday
morning. He was about 80 years old
and had been in feeble health for a
long time, though recently he had
somewhat improved and was able to
be out. Mr.. Spearman was a pros
porous farmer and consistant men,
ber of Zion Baptist church. He leaves
wife, who was miss Matte Whit
mile, daughter, Mrs. l.. d. Hud-
son, and son, Mr.. Henry Spearman.
The funeral services were conducted
by his pastor, Rev. G.. l.. Dowell.
Thursday afternoon and the inter-
ment was III Rosemont cemetery.
The pail bearers were VIM. F..
Euart, 7. {. Pool, 3. f. Griffin. X. NJ.
Werts, Nj. NJ. Buford, \. r. Brown.
f.. ii. l-ongshore and Il. +. Wright.