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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-17

Ayutla 10. w Chilpancingo zbu-
rzone zostaly miedzy innymi bu-
dynkami takze wiezienie szpital.
Wiezniow pilnuja teraz zandarml
a chorych poumieszczano W bu-
dynku tymczasowo postawionym-
Petersburg, II kwietnia.
Wczoraj aresztowano tn 25
czionkow bojowej organizacyi re
wolueyonistow socyalnych; po-
miedzy mimi Z kobiet. Wiekszosc
z Mich byIa swiezo przyby}ymi, "a
lie w jednym mich poznano spoil
nika terrorystow, ktorzy 25 sier-
pnia, z. r. zrobili zamach ma mi
nistra Stolypina.
Ma wczorajszej sesyi duny 20
stall wykluczony posiedzenia w.
w. Szulgin Wolynia, reakcyj-
ny posel robotniczy, dlatego, re
czlonkow lewicy nazwal ciska-
czami bomb. Wykluczy} go, pre-
wodniczacy wlasnie wiceprezy-
dent dumy Poznahski.
w ciagu tel sesys, przeznaczo-
nej gI6wnie ma interpelacye, przy-
szlo do seen burzliwych vice
prezydent ME umiai utrzymac
porzadku. Przyjeto wniosek kon-
stytucyjno demokrat. posla, Ma
klakowa Moskwy, azeby inter-
pelowac ministra spraw wewns
trznych w sprawie stracenia 4-ch
ludzi w Moskwie. Ludzie ci, be-
dac pijani, ranili pewnego poll
cyanta dwukrotnie ich proceso-
wano. Pierwszy sad ME chcial ich
skazaG ma Smierc, ale drugi to u
czynl. Maklakow, ktory dokia-
dna ma wiadomosc O tenn wyda-
rzeniu, nazwal to postapienie sa-
dowem morderstWem, dowodzil
re gubernator ME mial prawa O.
balac wyroku pierwszego sadu
drugi pyoces zarzadzac.
Komitet budzetowy dumy pra-
cuje skrzetnie i podobno wykre-
Sill juz warunkowo z novel; bu-
dzetowej okolo % milionow rub.
Valetta (wyspa Malta), II kwie
tnia. = Onegdaj bawiacy tu krol
Edward odbyl przeglad parady
marynarki, a potem dokonai ce-
remonii odsioniecia pomnika Lore
da Adriana Dingli, wielce powa-
zanego sedziego. Krol i krolowa
dzisiaJ wyJezdzaJa do Gaety, a
stamtad udazq sic do Palermo
nastepnie do Neapolu. Tam krol
wyjdzie z jachtu, podczas gdy
krolowa ma MIN dalsza podroz
bedzieo dbywaia.
Berlin, II kwietnia. - Me po-
wodzi sic Niemcom ich polity-
ka kolonialna. Nadeszly nowe
wiadomosci hiobowe posiadlo-
sci w zachodniej Afryce. w oko-
leach zeszlorocznego powstania
wybuchla kleska glodowa przy-
biera znaczne rozmiary. Rad juz
zarzadzil pewne srodki do usmle-
rzenia nedzy. Ta okolicznosc w
polaczeniu nowem powstaniem
naczelnika Hottentotow Simona
Coppersa, poda partyom opozy-
cyjnym powod do zwalczania po-
lityki kolonialnej.
Drezno, II kwietnia. - Zebra
ny W tenn mieScie sad wojenny
skazai ma try miesiace wiezienia
W twierdzy pulkownika w s. S.
barona Won dem Busche Ippen-
burg porucznika Pechwel!a "a
to, re pojedynkowali sic ma pi-
stolety. Byly pufkownik ma lat
60, a porucznik, ktory go wyzwai
ma pojedynek, lat "a. Do rozlewu
krwi ME przyszlo przy tym pole
dynku.
Springfield, Ill, II kwietnia, -
w licznych miejscowosciach
stanu Illinois odbyiy sic wczoraj
wybory miejskie. Szczegolna tym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-17
swych kandydatow ma alder

SolISOiA, ", ~ II IVA
deszla tn wczoraj smutna wiado-
nose, re George E. Baldwin, kon-
sui Stanow Zjedn. w Norymber-
gil, umari wczoraj rano W pew
nym szpitalu w Nowym Yorku.
Baldwin, zamianowal byl konsu-
lem prezydent Nc iKinley, kt6ry
byl serdecznym jego przyjacielem
St. Paul, Mimi, II kwietnia.
w North Dakota onegdaj i
wczoraj komunikacya kolejowa
byla przerwana prtez ca}ych "A
godzin wskutek zasp snieznych,
a ma liniach $500" dotychczas po-
ciagi ME kursuja. Mnostwo plu-
cow kolejowych stara sic teraz
drogi torowac. w srodkowej Ne
brasce srozyia sic wczoraj zawie-
rucha snlezrla, po ktoreJ naStapl-
10 takie obnizenie temperatury,
le zachodzi Ottawa, IL zniszczone
zostaly wszelkie paczki owocowe
wczesne jarzyny. w Indianola
mp. po snieznej zawierusze opadla
temperature do % stopni. Z A
shland, Wis, donosza, re panuje
zima jak w styczniu lub w lu-
tym, a wskutek snieznych zamie-
w tamtejszej okolicy kompletna
ci wszystkie pociagi sic spoznia-
ia. Take w srodkowej czeSci sta
nu Kansas snieg pada zapowie-
dziane So mrozy.
Waszyngton, Y kwietnia. =
Sekretarz spraw wewnetrznych,
Wilson, rozgniewany jest ma "a
chowanie sic wielu fabrykantow
artykulow spozywczych, ktorzy
rozglaszaja, jakoby ich wyroby
przez Rad Stanow Zjedn. byiy
gwarantowane. w podobny spo-
sob postepuja niektorzy fabry-
kanci drogeryi. Wedle nowych u
staw, kazdy fabrykant artyku-
low spozywczych i drogeryi musi
do departamentu spraw wewne-
trznych doniest Z yiladnikach
swoich wyrobow, wtedy otrzy-
mule numer, ktory musi nalepiac
ma etykietach swych wyrobow.
Dzieje sic to jedynie dla ulatwie-
MIA kontroli departahlentu, ale
fabrykanci przedstawiaja to, ia
koby owe numera stanowi1y gWa-
rancye rzadowa. Sekretarz Will
son grozi, re polozy koniec ta-
kim naduzyciom.
New York, II kwietnia. = w
ciagu pobytu swojego W tenn
miescie, pan w. ]. Bryan mno-
stwo bedzie mial zatrudnienia'
Wozoraj wyg}osi} juz try mo-
wy; dzisiaj ma przemawiac ma
krajowym kongresie pokojowym
a wieczorem bedzie gosciem pa
ma Carnegie. We czwartek wy
iezdza do Connecticut.
New York, II kwietnia. -
Take wczoraj zapelniona byla
najzupelniej sala W Carnegie
Hall', w ktorej odbywa sic kon-
ferencya pokojowa. Wczorajszy
dzien poswiecony byi giownie
omawianiu misyi pokojowej uni
wersytetow przy tel sposobno-
sci wyrazano dosyc otwarcie O.
burzenie ma te kraje w Europe,
kt6re najlepsze swe silly marnuja
ma utrzymanie militaryzmu mo-
lochowi wojskowemu W ofierze
przynosza niliony zdolnych umy-
slow, ktoreby nieobliczone mo-
giy przyniesc korzysci W handlu,
przemysle, nauce i sztuce,
Przewodniczyl prezydent uni
wersytetu Columbia, Nicholas
Murray Butler, a oprocz niego
przemawiali DIR. John Rhys, u
niwersytetu w Oxford, Rev. E. S.
Roberts, wicekanclerz uniwersy-
tetu Cambridge i DIR. Felix A
dler z New Yorku' Dzisiaj odbe-
die sic AZ piec regularnych Sc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-17

HOcy u ZDleSu ullC 4/llieJ WShV
worth ave. Krzyzuja sic tam dwie
linie tramwajowe; oboma po-
dazaly tramwaje, ktore spotkaiy
sic krzyzowki oba-wskutek
niezrozumienia re strony moto-
rowych wzajemnych sygnaiow
wjechaiy ma nia. Nastapiio bar
do gwaltowne zderzenie, ktore-
60 ofiara stala sic gromadka pa
sazerow. Oba trarnwaje zostaiy
kompletnie zrujnowane, sciany
ich pogiete, a wszystkie okna wy
bite: rumowisko wagonow zale-
gio tory wstrzymalo ruch ma o.
bu ulicach ma przeszlo godzine.
Pasazerowie uciekli w popiochu,
a pare osob odnioslo przytem bo-
lesne potluczenia i pokaleczenia
szklem rozbitem, oraz zostalo u
szkodzonych w panicznej ucie-
czce. Dwie Mich ranione bardzo
powaznie, a mianowicie Fr. Hur-
bard, lat 81, 475o Lafflin str, kt6-
ry ma rozbity stos pacierzowy /
pelno ran ma ciele, oraz Marya
Proctor, lat II, 557 w. 46ta uli-
ca r6wniez SLIME poraniona' Obie
te ofiary w stanie nieprzytom-
nym odwieziono do szpitala sw.
Bernardo.
Smutna dola wioczegi - tu}acza.
Wczoraj popoludniu padi ma
ulicy Clybourn W poblizu domu
pm. 500, 90 letni starzec nadzwy-
czajnie nedznie odziany wy
schly jak kosciotrup. Kiedy mu
pospieszono pomoca, juz ME
zyI. Ciaio nedzarza odstawiono
do pobliskiego zak}adu pogrze-
bowego, gdzie przeszukano o.
dzienie; ME znaleziono przy MIN
mic, oprocz listu do brata. L IL
stu tego dowiedziano sic, re bic
dak nazywal sic Allen Martin,
pochodzif zdaje sic Waukesha,
Wis, do Chicago przyszedi W
poszukiwaniu "a rebota, ale sta
ry, wynedznialy obdarty, mig
die jej dostac ME m6gl. Dzien
noe chodzil po ulicach miasta,
zywil sic tylko TEN, co W szyn-
kach dostal, jako bezplatna prze-
kaske, przez 16 dni ME mial
gdzie spac i ME zdjai trzewlkow
nog swych, potem sypial ma
lawce przy dworcu kolejowym
ma Western ave. Pedzono go z
miejsca ma miejsce, bo go miano
"a wi6czegs = ziodzieja' Taxa
mial dole w Chicago przez pare
miesiecy, nareszcie dola ia, emo
ola 60 i OTTO wczoraj doslownie
= g{odu umar{ ow nedzarz na u
Icy. Wezwany lekarz stwierdza
ogromne wyciehczenie i oslabie-
ME - prawdopodobnie kilko-
dniowem niejadaniem spowodo-
wane.
Indyanie W teatrze.
Oryginalnej sceny autorami
stala sic wczoraj W teatrze Nc
Vickers gromadka Indyan, obec-
ma ma przedstawieniu, graneJ
tam teraz sztuki pit. Round up.
w sztuce tel, w akcie lllcim
przychodzi ma scenic walka- pa
sterzy kr6w (cowboys) z lndya-
nami, ktora oddano przy piekne],
malowniczej sceneryi W sposob
tax wierny realistyczny, re ma
81 Czerwonoskorcy ME wytrzy-
mali, ale powstawszy z miejsc
swych, zaczeli wydawac okrzykf
wojenne wymachiwae ku wal
czacym rekani, jak gdyby rnieli
widoczna ochote poskoczyt ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-17
Indyanie w teatrze.

nami, ktora oddano przy piekne],
malowniczej sceneryi w sposob
tax wierny realistyczny, re ma
81 Czerwonoskorcy ME wytrzy-
mali, ale powstawszy z miejsc
swych, zaczeli wydawae okrzyki
wojenne wymachiwae ku wal
czacym rekami, jak gdyby mieli
widoczna ochote poskoczye ma
scene, azeby swoim dopomodz.
Magic ich krzyki i nawolywania
niezrozumiale sprawiiy jednakze
wielkie. zamieszanie posrod ze-
branej publicznosci, ktora oba-
wiajac sic paniki, powstafa z
mieisc, zabierajac sig ku wy]sciu,
Sporo wziefo czasu, zanim siuz-
ba uspokoiia wyleknionych WI
dzow rozentuzyazmowanych
Indyan, ktorzy swoja droga
"znalezli sic w kropce," DO WI
dzac sprawione przez sic zanlie-
szanie, sami pospieszyli siuzbie
Z pomoca W uspokajaniu publicz-
nosci.
Me daia sic rabusiowi.
Emilia Maylander, I6 letnie die
wcze, zostala wczfai wieczorem
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
A Card.

Miss Maryc r. Shelor, Of West
minister, S. &C.. is State Organizer
i'or South Carolina under Interna-
lional Sunshine Society. y tireless
worker. she has accomplished won-
dcrS in disseminating information,
or"anizin" circles. etc. But much re-
mains to be dore. The state organ
iZcr must not bear the burden alone.
she needs cooperation. and encourage
mcnt. Will readers Of The Herald
and News help? Just now the great
est need Is stamps with which to press
the work Of organization. The appeal
is made to all who love the cause
who believe in breaking their alabas-
ter boxes over their friends while still
living-to sit down today and write
Miss Shelor line Of encouragement
enclosing some stamps, and thus have
part in taking this whole state for
sunshine. Address ali letters to Miss
Marye K. Shclor, Westminster. S. G..
G.. Carter Riser.
Whitmirc. Aug. 22nd.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
Dress M Making.

Caldwell and llaliiwan"cr will open
Il dress making establishment over
their store. 1t will be in charge Of
Mrs. J. Il. Green who has had large
experience. She will be assisted by
competent and experienced help.
The rooms have been nicely fittcl
up and dresses in the latest style and
pattern will be fitted and made at
prices that arc within the reach of
those who have this class Of work
done.
Before going away from town to
have your dress made YOU should con-
suit Mrs. Green.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
THE EDGEFIELD MEETING.
Meeting to Discuss Plans for the Line
Enthusiastic-Newberry the On.
~ Other Town Represented.

E@gitrli, August 2.-In rcspons, 10
can mate by Chairman b. T.. Ni.h-
o's"h, of ihe railroad organiza,in,
l':". ihc committee from this conn.
~ assembled in the rooms of tra
Chnmbcr of Commerce yesterday 10
ny cat the work Of the committees
ahG aS lar as practicable decide Oh
also to discuss the situation with DEL
egateI from other places.
The only city represented was
Newberry, which sent Mayor A. T..
Brown Mr.. Il. f.. Wright, president
OF the Newberry Chamber of Com
merce, and the Hon. T.. II. Aull, edi-
tor Of The Herald and News, who
has given so much time to working
fer II trolley line from Augusta to
NcA berry.
Mr.. James U. Jackson, who was ap
pointed to represent Augusta, was
nnavoidably absent. Greenwood and
Saluda were not represented. Mr.. II.
l.. Harley, of North Augusta, was al
ded to the local committee to work
between that place and Edgefeld.
And Messrs. Walter Cheatham and
RI. Banks to the Plum Branch COM
mittee.
There were present many citizens
who took Il deep interest in the pro-
ecedin@s. ,(hairman Nicholson call
ed the meeting to order at II a. H.,
:. McG. Simpkins acting as secre-
tary.
Messrs. u. f. Wright, T.. II. Aull,
J. c. Sheppard. w. p. Calhoun, NJ. B.
Sinckcy. W. \. Strom. II. \. Shaw,
NJ. G. Butler and B. d. Kitchens
made addresses.
The Hon. J. G.. Sheppard offered
the following resolution, which was
adopted:
Resolved. That committee of
three shall be appointed by the chair
man Of this mectin" to correspond
with the authorities Of the AUGUSTA
and Aiken Electric Railway company
and Of the Scaboard Air Line rail
road company is to the construction
Of Il trolley line to connect the said
electric railroad with the ScaboarI
railroad by trolley line running
through the town Of Ed@efcld, and
thence on by the most practicable
route. and this meeting pledges its
most active cooperation in the cstab-
lishment of said line. 1t was further
asked that Newbcrry, Saluda and
Greenwood act in concert with said
committee.
j. C. Sheppard, A. E. Palgett and
W. p. Calhoun were appointed on the
committee.
The local committees were urged
and instructed to gather data as to
rights of way, subscription, etc., as
rapidly as possible to enable them to
make ali early report.
1t is generally thought that the
Seaboard will take hold of this mat
ter, as it will give the road much
deserved and needed outlet to Florida.
The meeting was an enthusiastic and
business one, and everybody feels
encouraged over the situation. Things
are going to matcriaize.-Ncws and
Courier.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
Speeches at Barbecue.

At the barbecue Which is to be Civ
en- on September the 7th in the grove
in front of Mr.. r. {. Maybin'S resi-
lrnrr several gentlemen have been
invited to deliver short speeches on
live topics )" rs to give some enter
lainmcni to those who attend the bar
brcur. Those in charge Of this bar
bceue should be sufficient evidence
that the dinner will be first class.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
ONE NEGRO KILLS ANOTHER.
The killing Takes Place at Old Town
Inquest Held-Negro Sur
renders.

Ed Jessie. and John Hardy. both
c"l"rrd men, living on Mr.. Il. 0.
Whites place. near Old Town. had
Il little shooting" engagement Satur-
day which resulted in all inourSt over
llardy's dead body and the !oc!:::n.
up in Jail Of Jessie. The KILL, hap
pcncd about 3 o'elo,N. Mr.. , .iltl,
notified Sheriff Bufuih and Cor ,,r
Lindsay Sunday mc:i,;n~ of -" ai-
fair. The coroner VIZ ton ;cli It.
attend and notified MA.i.:ra., j. u.
Williams to act for ~. :lr. VIII,
tie wrote the shcri t',a: .,,,s~ir was
ready to surrender al r:uu.L come
1" Nrwhrrry Monday mornin.. The
sheriff. however. thought it best for
Vim I" attend the inquest.
From the facts brought out at the
inquest il seems that several negroes
employed by Mr.. Whittle lived in Il
double house on his place. Hardy
and others occupied one end of The
dwelling. Jessie and others occupying
the other end. just about dark on
Saturday Hardy came home. havin"
some whiskcy in him, and engaged in
Il word battle with Henry Sprarman
and his wife. Henrietta. After Il lit
ilc llarly began curSing and abusin"
Jessie who was in his part nf the
house. Hardy went in and waved his
pistol in .IrSsic'S face and said "I'll
kill You it you've got huir.' Hardy
backed out Of the door and >ho, at
=" time. Immediately Jessie
fired two or three shots. \ few min
utrS aitrrward some Of the nr.rorS
went ont and found Hardy lying face
downward. apparently dead. The
c"r"nrr'S examination showed that
lw" balls took effect. One Of these
went through, the flrShy part "r tho
rioh, arm into the right breast. the
other WAS in the lower part Of the
back, ri-ht ut the spine. Although
efforts were made NJ physician could
be secured The dead man had pis-
,nl in his hand. one chamber OF which
c"niainr, Ioadrh partridge. another
an empty one which appeared t. have
been recently shot. Three NEGRO w"-
men and IL nr~r" man SAW the shoot
inc a1,d all testified that Hardy fired
thr first shot.
Soon after Sheriff Buford arrived
at the scene of the killing, Ed. Jessie
surrendered to him and was brought
to Ncwberry Sunday night and plac-
ell in Jail. Mr.. Whittlc retained Mr..
Eugene S. Bleasc to defend the negro
and Mr.. Bleasc was present at tho
inquest. He will make application
for bail for Jessie one day this week
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
OLD FOLKS DAY.
FIRST Held at Colony On Sunday
Large Crowd-Good Ad-
dresses.

Old folks day was observed at Col
"ny Lutheran church on Sunday
There WAS very large congregation
pre-, M and EVERYONE greatly enioved
the occasion.
'" iiev. =. A. Sigh is pastor of
u - 'Wl:' nd he had charge of the
'Na'"i<r' = ing the morning. An adj
'''% : Ea' made by the Rev. J. d.
e" - ';'" was pastor of this churcl,
''."'' "..''.- go. There was also an
t'.:,*< '" ;,e Rev. Il. w. Beden-
bau.h. N:r. =: 'vles spoke Of the old
church and ;..r building of it and
compared the old church TO the pres
'nt handsome country church which
Is now occupied by the congregation.
Lie also spoke of the progress which
had been made in the growth and de-
velopmcnt of the congregation. Hc
and Mr.. B0wlcs are natives of New
berry and much Of their ministerial
life has been spent in this county. Mr..
Sligh who is now the pastor of the
church had served it as pastor many
years ago. 1t was entirely fitting
that Mr.. Sigh and Mr.. Bowlcs who
have probably been in the ministry
of the Lutheran church in this state
longer than any others should have
part in these exercises.
AT the conclusion Of :he morning
exercises dinner was served on the
grounds and the old people and the
y"un" prorl" all enjoyed an hour Of
social intercourse. talking over the
event; in connection with the history
of ihi; congregation.
After the dinner was over very
instructive and intcrrstin" talk to the
youn" people was made by Mr.. J. b.
O'Ncall Holloway. He pointed out
the Importance to the yol,n" people
Of attcnlin" the Sunday school and
siudyin" the Bible and only in this
way can the church be built up.
Dr. ID. NJ. rn>snn, Il native Of this
county but who now resides at Lees
willie and who had come over to Pros
prrilv to deliver an address 10 thc
members; Of the Company q. at their
annual barbecue ON Saturday was
ais" present and made Il very inter-
cStin" talk To the congregation. lie
said il had been 2G years siace he
had been at Colony church and, Of
course, he noticed great many
changes during that time. Not havin"
been in the community IN so long a
time the changes were probably more
noticeable to him than to those who
had been living here.
This church is 60 years old now,
has membership of over two hun
drcd. The first exercises to the old
folks at Colony on Sunday were de-
cidcd success and greatly enjoyed by
the large congregation present.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
Foolish to Quit.

"Why don't You buy it," asked
her husband, who had consented to 90
shopping with her. "You say it is
just what you want, and the price
seems to he reasonable, so why waste
time looking further9'
"Gracious, George. how foolish you
talk! Pm not half tired yet. D.
Chicago Herald.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
Clay Pigeon Shoot.

At four o'clock last Friday after
noon very interesting clay pigeon
shoot was had with St. Phillips team,
\cwbrrry No. l and No. ,. We give
i'm this connection thG score each
member made as well Is he total
score. The shoot was held on the
Nrwbcrry grounds and WAS greatly
enjoyed by the various members of
he tpnmS
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
THE EDGEFIELD MEETING.
Much Interest In Proposed Trolley
-Newberry Representative Cor
daily Received.

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
PROVIDE YOUR WINTER SUP

PLY Of coal now. Do rot wait un-
til winter. or YOU will be disappoint-
ed. You can secure the best quality
at the lowest price now rs 7 am de,
livery from car. the indications
even now are that it will be more
difficult to have shipments the COM
ing fall and winter, than last win
ter. the progress in the south sur
passes the previous year, the de-
mand for coal is greater, and the
best grades scarcer. Order now. and
/ will keep you supplied. Prices to-
day from car $3.50.
John Scott.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27

The Lutheran Sunday school will
give picnic at NJ. B. Caldwell's on
Thursday, August %. Will leave the
church at 0.30 O'Clock. Everybody is
expected to bring n basket.
\ tenant house on Mr.. A. j. Glib
sons place in No. 2 occupied by Henry
Wilson was destroyed by fire on
Sunday night. Wilson lost every
thing and had no insurance.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27

I HAVE MOVED by sale, feed and
livery stables to my new barn in
Thompson street in rear Of the new
court house, where I will be pleas
ed to have my friends call and I as
sure them Of the very best treat
ment. !. G. Brown.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
NOTICE DRESSMAKING.

We beg to announce that we have
secured the services of Mrs. J. r.
Green and competent corps Of as
Slstants and are now prepared to turn
out first class dressmaking at reason
able prices. Rooms up tsairs over our
store.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27

The numbering of the houses has
been completed. In Caldwell street
The Herald and News is 100. In
Friend street our number is 1909.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
Couldn' t.

"Tcll me the old, old story" she
said.
"' can't" he replied. 81 have
mat a'vow never to repeat mother
in-law joke. ''-Chicago Record-Her-
aid.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
Committee
LOST POCKET BOOK at Newberrv
2t-2taw.

or on road Saturday. containing
ten dollar bill, five dollar bill and
about three dollars in silver. Re-
ward if returned to
l.. +. Longshore.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
Total
Newberry No. 2.
Total

II. II. Ruff made record Of 20
straight singles. o. II. Lane and T..
Q. Boozcr tie for first place on entire
score with 81 out of possible 35. II.
II. Ruff takes second place on entire
score with 30 ont Of possible 35. C..
l.. Ruff and j. c. Go@"anS tie for
third place on entire score with 20
ont Of possible 35.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27
Asks a Good Deal

"llow about the rent of this house
OF yours. Filter? Doesn't tho land
lord ask good deal for it7"
Fhttcr--Yes. He often asks five
and six times month for it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27

BEFORE BUYING or selling a farm
or any property, write The Carolina
Realty and Trust Company,
Bishopville, S. G.
If 2taw.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-27

WANTED to buy 10000 bushels red
oats in cas- lots or less. Quote best
price f b your depot and send
samples.
Dixie Flour and Grain Co.,
Laurens, S. G.,