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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-23
;. l.. Dominick IL not improved.

Mr.. Il. l.. Hendrix, who has been
sick for some time is still confined to
his room. L.; o.. ...
5. f. Wheeler, mine host of The Co
lumbia. is in town visiting his broth
or, DR.. J. S. Wheeler.
Buzz-z-z-- the bees are buzzing,
and from the way some folks are get
ting around they have been stung.
We shall see.
y We regret to learn that our old
friend. Chips, has not been we'll for
some time and is confined to his
house, We certainly hope that Rich
ard will soon be himself again and
that he will begin hewing again, lot
the chips fall where they may.
Rev. II. w. Whitaker made short
trip to the up-country on Wednesday.
Fruit in our section we think has
been killed by the exceedingly cold
weather of the past days.
: The little boy, Theodore June, of
the Connie Maxwell orphanagc, who
came into, our town one day last week
was taken care of by some Of our
people and sent to his home in Man.
ming much to the little fellow IS de-
light.
~ Your correspondent is glad to see
that his suggestion in reference to
one matter has met with a favorable
respose. That Of having the early
train on the c. N. g. l. be made to
start from Greenvillc and be regu-
lar passenger train. With this change
we do not need any more trains, but
what we do need is to have the ones
we now have. to be on time sometimes
at least. If there is any redress the
public ought to have it now; for tho
way freight is handled. just to
think that it takes and 6 days to
get a shipment from Columbia and a
week to get one from Grcnville. Oh,
rs. it's something fierce. ..
We note your advice to knockers.
Now we want to apply your own ad-
vice. Take your own medicine. Look
on the last page, first column and see
that little item about eases of drunk,
mayors court, cider etc, and ask
if You were not knocking the anti-dis-
pensary folks. Take Il good long
draught Of your own medicine and
then quit knocking.
Well, while we have been talking
about organizing building and in
vestment company here, our sister
town of Little Mountain has gone to
work and opened books Of subscrip-
ton for one, and then, Newberry has
organized n chamber of commerce
and Prosperity has done nothing.
Good people lets change this thing
and get busy, and do it at once.
Come Oh. Mr.. Editor, and lets get
ont That Prosperity edition. We need
it.
Mr.. q. a. Matfct offers his home
for sale. Good opportunity for home
seekers to buy.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-23
WASHINGTON Stnhhs. tho

Washington Stubs, tho principal
character in "The Maid and the
Mummy'is pursued by Trixie Ever
green, an actress. Finally Stubbs, in
desperation says: GIN have to marry
that woman just to be in a position to
get legal separation from her." The
troubles Of this queer pair are only
one Of the bits that go>to make "T,he
Maid and the Mummy such 4 per-
feet musical play. This merry me-
lange by Richard Carle and Robert
l7teo Hood Bowers will appear at tho opera
house "a 81 - &.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-23
ARTICLE RI.
Who Shall Constitute Members,

Section l. Every professional and
business man who is resident Of
Ncwbcrry, or whose post Office ad-
dress is Nc vbcrry, shall be eligible to
regular membership by paying the
required admission fee ard filing ap-
plication on tho required blanks prop
crly filled out and recommended, pro-
vidcd applicant is not under twenty
one years of age.
Section 2. Every person desiring to
become member Of this organization
shall so signify by written applica-
ton and be recommended by at least
two members Of the organization and
such application shall invariably be
accompanied by the admission fee Of
Ten Dollars ($1O.O0), or payment Of
same guaranteed by responsible per-
son.
Section 8. The application shall be
made in writing to tho Board Of Gov
ernors at regular or called meeting,
and ballot shall be taken Immediate
ly by the Board. -. .., p.
Should two (2) black balls be cast
in tho ballot the candidate shall not
be elected. .....,..
II less than two black balls be cast
tho candidate shall be declared ole-
cted and the. Secretary shall enroll
his name in the Chamber Of Commerce
Register
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-23
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
OF NEWBERRY, S. G.
BYLAWS, RULES AND REGULA-
TIONS.
Those Who Desire to Become Charter
: Members May Read and Gall on
the Secretary and Sign By
the First Of April.

la this issue OF The Herald aud
News we print tho entire bylaws in
Guiding the preamble and rules for
government Of tho Chamber of Com.
merce, which was organized on last
Thursday night. The board of visi-
tors held a meeting on Monday after-
noon, at which all the members were
present except two. 1t was decided to
leave the matter open until the first
OF April, so that all who decided to do
so might come in as charter members.
They can do this by calling upon tho
secretary, Mr.. Il. D. Smith and sign
ing the constitution and bylaws and
paying the initiation fee of $1,000
and the annual dues of $1.OO. Imme-
diatcly after the first Of April, the
board Of visitors will hold n meeting
and the various committees provided
i'll the bylaws will be appointed.
The interest and enthusiasm which
was manifested ip the meeting on last
Thursday night should not be per-
mittcd to lag, and it would be very
much to the success of the organiza-
ton to have rs many of those present
at the preliminary meeting and of
other business men who were not pres
cnt to enter the organization as char
ter members. AS soon rs the charter
members have bceni SECURED and the
committees appointed, arrangements
will be made to secure suitable rooms,
for the use Of the Chamber Of Com
mercc, and to proceed at once to have
them furnished.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-23
PREAMBLE.

Whereas, Organization and unity Of
action are indispensable to the full
protection and development of tho
commercial and manufacturing inter-
ests of Newberry, to the collection
and preservation Of statistical infor-
nation connected with these pursuits,
to establish uniformity in the COM
mcrrial usagcs Of the city to pro-
mote the general progress and pros
perity Of the community, to insure
unity of action in all matters whore
the interest of these different pur-
suits may be affected; Therefore bo il
resolved:
That we, the undersigned, do form
ourselves into an organization and
ito "rdain and establish the following
bylaws for the government Of the
same.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-23

He who seeks temptation is either n
fool or otherwise--with tho odds in
favor Of the otherwise. :j..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-23
BYLAWS,
ARTICLE I.
Name.

Section l. This organization shall be
called "The Chamber of Commerce
OF Newberry, S. c."
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14
MILK DIET
Not So Good As a Better.

merchant in thriving interior town
writes:
Il can recommend Grape-Nuts food TO
all, whether we'll or sick, as a preventive
Of or a cure for many ailments.
For about six years 1 was unable to
be IN the store much Of the time. l was
suffering from gastrius and constipation,
which confined me 10 the house part Of the
time and at last put me to bed and kept
me there for almost a year. / ran down
in weigh, from $50 to IS pounds, trying to
live on a milk diet. But l could seldom
retain that, nor anything else Of any ac-
count. on my stomach.
The doctors finally gave me up; then a
friend advised me to change my food and
use Grape-Nuts food and Postum Food
Coffee. / followed his advice and watched
results.
Il commenced 10 get well at once, and
in the first months l gained 20 pounds.
The gastritis and constipation left me In a
very short time, and in the 9 years that
have followed / have enjoyed the best OF
health and' attend regularly 10 my bust
ness. / eat Grape-Nuts every day. and
usually make my entire breakfast on a
few teaspoonfuls Of IL and a cup or two OF
Pustum Food Coffee" Name given by
Postum Co.. Battle Creek, Mich
There's a reason. Read the little book.
The Road 70 Wsllyille.' In PkEs.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14
traveller sIugged and Robbed.

NANKTON, s. D., April .-tSpecial.)-A
commercial man OF Minneapolis NJ. A.
Stevens was sandbagged here Wednesday
night, robbed OF s. and left insensible
Stevens came 10 after some time and
found his way 10 the Pierce hotel, where
he startled the guests by his appearance,
his ASSISTANTS having severed an artery
near the right temple, and the wound was
bleeding freely. A stranger giving the
name Of Jones is under arrest as one
OF two who participated in the crime
Jones admits having so Of Stevens money,
which he claims the other man gave him
after knocking Stevens insensible. The az
fair took place at . o'clock In the evening
as Stevens was returning to the hotel
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14
TWO YOUNG CoNvICTS CAUGHT
Omaha and Lincoln Men who Escape
from Penitentiary Out but
short Time.

Warden Beemer OF the state penitentary
Friday brought Leo Angus to Omaha to
testify in the trial OF his confederate, Joe
Warren, in the Lausten murder case
O'Hearn and Raymond Nelson were
brought up from the penitentiary by Sheriff
Mcdonald.
Warden Beemer said Alfred Liebscher,
who was sent up for five years and Ray
Carr of Lincoln. who got two years.
escaped recently, but were caught and re-
turned to the prison Thursday night. The
young men had travelled over considerable
OF Nebraska, making a number of towns.
trying to get clothes to exchange for their
penitentiary stripes. The. Omaha youth
succeeded. but Carver failed and they
landed back in Lincoln in a box car where
officers who had been tracking them made
the captures and returned them TO the
prison. Both were employed as cooks and
walters in the penitentiary.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14

KEARNEY, Neb., April 13.-(special Tel
egram.)-B. f. walston was examined by
the insanity commission, adjudged insane
and ordered committed to the asylum at
Lincoln for treatment. He will be taken
there at once. Walston is the barber who
left here some time ago and shortly after
wards became violently insane at a hotel
in Council Bluffs. Since then he has been
kept in confinement there. It being thought
brother would come for him from In
diana. The latter failed To put in an APP
pearance, however, so Wednesday evening
deputy sheriff from Council Bluffs
brought him to Kearney and turned him
over to Sheriff Sammons. Walston has
some real estate and personal property in
this city and local authorities had to take
charge of him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14
sunday school WorLer. nu.y.

COzAD, Neb.. April 13.-Cspecial) THE
Dawson County Sunday School association
closed its tenth annual session here tonight.
The convention opened last evening, with
President William Findley in the chair.
The address Of the evening was delivered
by Miss Mamie Haines, state superintend-
ent Of primary Sunday school work. The
convention opened again at o'clock this
morning. There were many delegates pres
ent from all parts Of the county. During
the forenoon Miss Haines delivered a very
interesting address on Teaching and
Teaching At o'clock this afternoon Miss
Haines addressed the school children, who
came in a body from the public school to
the church. The following officers were
elected for the coming year: President,
William F1ndley; vice president, Mrs. S. w.
schooley Of Cozad; superintendent home
department Mrs Rosenberg OF Lexington;
superintendent Of normal work, J. O'Hara
of Lexington: superintendent OF primary
work. Mrs. J. b. Hughes Of Cozad. The
convention closed with an address by Rev.
Mr. Stevens of the Christian church.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14
missionary society Elects.

FREMONT. Neb. April 13.-(special)-
The district meeting Of the Woman's Mis-
sionary society Of the Presbyterian church
closed yesterday afternoon. after electins
the following officers: President, Mrs. d
w. Morrow of Omaha; corresponding secre
tary. Mrs. J. c. Retter of Omaha; record
ing secretary, Mrs. s. Z. Carme of Omaha
treasurer, Mrs. p. ]. Barr Of Omaha; secre
tary of literature department, Miss MAUD
Pillsbury of Fremont; secretary of Sunday
school work, Mrs. ]. w. Angel of Monroe
secretary of Christian Endeavor, Mrs. G. L
Crinklaw of Wahoo.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14

the money was divided. and Nelson gave
Warren his Ss-caliber revolver. Warren
registered as Morris De Lore, and both Of
them occupied room 81, Nelson said he
gave Warren 50. with the understanding
he was to give half of it to Angus as his
share. They went to South Omaha to-
gether and separated there.
on the cross-examination Nelson adj
mitted he could not remember how many
times he had been arrested or how much
time he had spent in Jail. The rest OF the
examination related to the details OF his
testimony on direct examination.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14
Prospecting for Coal.

TABLE ROCK, Neb., April 1S.-(Special)
The Table Rock coal shaft is now seventy
feet deep and is progressing at the rate
Of four to five feet a day. poor quality
of coal has been passed and a four-inch
vein of as good coal as can be found any
where just underneath the strata OF poor
coal. Quite frequently in the process of
excavation little pockets of gas have been
struck. All OF which goes to encourage the
prospecters and leads them to think they
are on the verge of important discoveries.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14
WARREN TRIAL NEARS END
OHearn's Pal Will Not Have to Wait Long
for His Fate.
STATE MAY PUT ON NO MORE WITNESSES
If This Plan Is Carried out the Case
May Go to the Jury
Late This After
Il ....
IN noon,

County Attorney Slabaugh announced at
the adjournment of district court last night
he probably would put no more witnesses
on the stand in the Warren murder case,
but would rest at the opening Of court
Saturday. The case has been rushed
through rapidly and it is believed will go
to the jury late this afternoon.
The evidence of the state has followed
along the same lines as the evidence in the
O'Hearn trial. The state introduced con-
siderable testimony to rebuff Warren's as
sertion that he did not know his compan-
ions were going to hold up the Lausteu
saloon and did not take his station at the
rear door OF the saloon, but ran away.
One of these witnesses was Ben Per-
singer, the man who was within few feet
of the saloon when the shot was fired. He
said he saw two men, presumably, Warren
and Angus, running away from the saloon
One of the men, supposed to be Warren
he said, had apparently just come from the
rear door.
Former Confession TO Police.
Detectives Drummy and Maloney Of the
police force related the substance of q
damaging admission made to them by War,
rem. The Monday after the murder they
said Warren told them he was looking IN
at the door Of the saloon when the shot
was fired. He could not see OHearn, but
just as the shot was fired Angus came run,
ming toward him and said Run. you -
- ----; he's shot him" He said they bott
ran as fast as they could.
The statements of Angus, Nelson ant
Warren made in writing at the police sta
ton shortly after their arrest were ad
mitted. These statements are the same az
were used in the OHearn trial. In his
statement Warren said while they were
near the saloon no one suggested what thel
were going TO do, but he thought they wer,
going to do something Then some one
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14
Pleads GUILTY to Gambling.

BEATRICE, Neb.. April 13.-(Special Tel
egram.)-S. Z. Nevans, proprietor of the
Bee Hive restaurant at Wymore and bet
ter known as ''Wenies," was arrested to-
day at Wymore on the charge of operating
a gambling room. He pleaded guilty In
police court ana was fined SO and costs
which he paid. 1t is said that the new
administration at Wymore proposes to
make it warm for the gamblers from
now on
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14
Held for Assault on wife.

BEATRICE, Neb.. April 13.-(Special
Telegram.)-Charles Bland. charged with
assaulting his wife, Blanch Bland. and her
companion, Mont Hunter, with intent to
kill, waived preliminary hearing in the
county court today. He was held to the
present term Of the district court and gave
bonds In the sum. Of 1900 for his appear
ance at that time.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14
Rumors OF RaiIroad nul1ding.

ARLINGTON, Neb., April 1s.-(special)-
Rumors of railroads coming through this
section continue. 1t is asserted that the
Burlington intends building from Oakland
to Omaha by way OF Bell creek, which
would bring It through Arlington.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14

OF state and the state auditor to the other
Offices and as these two officers have to
sign tho vouchers and approve them they
have the power 20 enforce the bunch. Some
OF the officers use messenger boys 20 the
extent OF several dollars a year. while
others have never called one.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14

Diamonds COT own imporD, watches and
ieweIry. at 20 per cent below prices. at A.
b. Hubermanns. 18th and Douglas; pays
no rent and buys for cash
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14
News of Nebraska.

TEKAMAH-The home talent which
played THE Brookheld Farm" here Mon
day night left for Craig this afternoon,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14
officers Must Pay Messengers.

State officers who have in the past been
in the habit of calling a messenger boy
when wanting to get a message or a pack
age delivered, will in the future do the
little stunt themselves, or pay the boy
This is the bunch sent out by the secretary
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14
Mitchell Appeals to Governor.

DR. s. K. spaldlng of Omaha, state health
inspector, has been appointed by Governor
Mickey to represent the medical fraternity
OF the state at the council Of medicine at
Chicago. May -.
Superintendent McBrlen went out 70 Crete
this morning where tonight he will crate
TO a number OF teachers. Deputy Bishop is
attending the district meetings and talking
agriculture in the public schools.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-14

You will need Easter Sunday
NEW HOSE. 15C TO $3.50.
NEW BELTS, 25C TO $500.
NEW CARRIERS, csc TO $500.
NEW HANDK'Fs.. sc TO SOC.
NEW BACK COMBS, '25c TO s2.oC
NEW HAND BAGS. 75C TO $500
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-12
TO WITHDRAW ALL
 OFFERS OF REV ARD
Arkansas Fund for This Purpose Has Been Exhausted. Though Man,
 Claims Ire Outstanding.

Little Rock. Ark, Oct. 12.--Goyer- nor Davis will issue proclamation recalling all outstanding rewards for the arrest and conviction of criminals
 Adjutant General Charles Jacobson has authorized the announcement that this movement was made necessary by the fact that the reward fund is eX- hausted.
 More rewards have been offered than there is money ill the treasury to pay. Last year the legislature ap- propriated $600O. or 5000 for each of two years Up to last September f1fty-seven rewards and eXtradition expenses had been paid, amounting to nearly $2,000
 Since then more than $500 has been paid. There are outstanding now nearly s1o0.
 This means no reward for the Col um brothers charged with the murder of John E. Lindsay at Argenta. Audi tor Moore says he will not honor war rants after the fund isaexhausted. 4 special bill probably will be pass ed by the legislature early i'll January
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-12
Sues Wiley
 Jones Esate

Charles Veil, receiver of the South
 rn Mercantile company, has filed su in Jefferson circuit court against James Jones, administrator of the es- tate of Wiley Jones. deceased, for $1,- 2t525 with interest The complaint d leges that during the lifetime of " ley Jones he became indebtd to th Southern Mercantile company in tnr, sum of $3S725 for goods and mer cll0ndise. and that he also endorsed fer s1 900 stock ill said company and at the time of his death had paid only S 10, leaving a balance due thereon G &}53. The suit is to recover the amounts due on these two items.
 The plaintiff is represented by Irv i@g Rienberger and Taylor and Jones' as attorneys.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-12
Pythians to Go
 To New Orleans
}. \. Tillman and J. J. DOyne Will Be Arkansas Representatives at Su-
 preme Lodge.

{ The supreme lodge of the Knights Sof Pythias and the biennial encamp- E sment of the Uniform Rank of that or der will open in New Orleans Monday, and will continue two weeks. The Representatives of the Arkansas grand lodge will be Judge John N Tlllnlan of Fayetteville and Prof ]. J. Doyne of Little Rock. While there are Uni
 form Rank companies at Little Rock,
 Hot Springs, Fayetteville, Bentonville.
 Siloam Springs, Pine Bluff and Hart
 ford, there will be no companies to
 represent Araknsas in the competitive
 drills at the encampment, for which
 $10,000 in prizes will be distributed. Col. Fred ROSSncr. commander ol the
 Uniform H-lk m Arkansas, and T. r.
 Donohue, his adjutant, will attend the encampment ill the interest of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-12
FAST RAGING
 THIS EVENING
The Main Rink Will Be the Scene of
 an Exciting Contest Tonight.

Tonight (Frday) and Saturday nights, there will occur at the Main Fink, the greatest and most exciting events eyer witnessed in Pine BluH. Willie Burton, of Hot Springs. Ark. who has won and successfully defend ed the title to the championship of the state of Arkansas for fast skating. will meet Charley Smith, champion fast skater of New York, in a one mile race. Young Smith is travelling over the United States, challengine and meeting all boys from 14 to 2s years of age for large purses. Smith comes 10 Pine Bluff undefeatcd apd in meeting Burton will have a most worthy foe.
 The management promise fo, these evenings an entertainment as interest ing and exciting, as any one would wish to see. Should you fail to visit the Main" rink tonight, you will sure. , ly regret it.
 Saturday afternoon there will be two half.mile races for school bUx and girls, for handsome prizes. Notwithstanding that through an CT. TOT on the part of the compositors of the papers In announcing that there would be no skating at the Main" rink, last night, good crowd attended the skating session which was held between [ and 9:45 D m. In justice. to the management of the Main rink the Graphic desires it's readers t~ know that the skating sessions of the
 Main rink, the Courier desires its reads to know that the skating ses sions of the Main" rink will be held daily from 9:3o to II 90 a. m., 3 ts $50 D. m., and 7:30 to 10 D. III. That "heheVef any private party. dancing or skating is held at this popular re sort, such parties will always begin at 10 D. m, at tho close of the nieht 'y skating session.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-12
Large Crowd
 At Bluff City

large crowd attended the Bluff City rink Thursday evening. and a very enjoyable time was reported Miss Dora Fruchett, the champion lady skater of the south, was not in very plain view, as no one seemed to know where she was. MT. Chick Wal worth, disguised as lady, kept the audience ignorant of his identity un- til after he had given a very pleasing exhibition of fancy and roller skating. Although disappointed every one went away in good humor, and claim that Mir. Walworth would make very good lady"