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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-18

Teste: JOSEPH E. WOODWARD.
Deputy Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-18
4uttinn Scales, future lap5,
BY Pollard e Basby,
Real Estate Auctisncers.


by n. w. Rowe g. Son,
-Auct!oneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12
Here s a Test.

If you want to know whether YOU
have catarrh of the lungs or not,
simply eNpectorate in water. If the
sputum sinks instead of floating you
have lung catarrh, the forerunner of
the great white plague, consumption.
Other symptoms are short breath,
night swcats, stitches in side, umusu-
ally bright eyes, extra loud voice,
easily tired, prominent collar bones,
usually hopeful mind and loss Of or
tickle appetite.
While these latter signs accompany
lung trouble, the first, mentioned test
may be considered infalliblc, and
should be needed by thorough course
of Andes' Great Prescription, the
most reliable blood purifier aud con-
sequent healer of diseased tissues on
the market. 1t is but wisdom to bark
en- natures warning if one regards
good health. Each hours delay in
creases the risk, cntailing additional,
yet unnecessary suffering.
Andes Great Prescription is an
honest remedy. showing its contents
in plain English on every label and
package. Tt is recommended 10 cure
emily certain diseases. Anon" them
are catarrh. wherever situated. rhcu-
ma,ism. indigestion, constipation, bill
!i"nsncss. blood impurities and re-
sultin% complications. Tt costs 81 per
bottle. three for $3.50. or six for SIS
Thousands Of bottles have been dis
tributcd by Wm. f. Pelham and Son,
and not single failure or complaint
has been received. This is wonder
ful record for any medicine. Get a
bottle and make your own test.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12
JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES
FAVORS ROOSEVELT.
In a Speech at Bryan Banquet Sug-
gests That Bryan Should Nom
.. mate Roosevelt.

Chattanooga, April 1O.--Editol
John Temple Graves suggestion that
w. j. Brayn nominate Roosevelt
which the Georgia editor intended in
n eulogistical speech to Bryan ban
quctcrs this evening, was denied ut
terance.
John Tomlinson of Birmingham,
one Of the speakers and toastmasters,
met Graves on his arrival from At
lanta, at noon, and requested omission
of this reference in his speech, argu-
ing its impropricty in view of Bry-
ans presence ut the banquet. Col.
Graves declined to alter his views or
subject his speech to censorship. He
attended the banquet as an invited
~Np>t. remaining but Il short while,
when he left the banquet hall for. an
Atlanta train. This afternoon, Mr.
Graves addressed letter to the pres
idcnt of the Bryan Anniversary club,
defending his position.
In his letter Mr.. Graves declared
that he yielded 10 no one in his pro-
found and at'i'rctionate regard for
Mr.. Bryan an Il forthcFMCMFDL
Mr.. Bryan and ~for the Democratic
party. but that he was profoundly
convinced that in this period Of tre-
mrndoua economic crisis The only man
who can carry to successful conclu-
sion the reform instituted in behalf
of the people was the man who is al
ready cntrrnchcd in the power and
prestige of dauntlcSs courage and is a
conspicuous success in the executive
of1iro
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12
Setting the Date.
Birmingham Post.

An author was once called upon to
pay bill he owed. The creditor
spoke strongly, and insisted upon
some definite date being mentioned
for settlement. "Certainly," the
author replied, "though there seems
to be rather unnecessary commotion
about this tritlc: I will pay the bill
as soon as think Of it after recciv-
ing the mo,.ry which Il publisher will
pay me i'll ease he accepts the novel
which will write AMI send him just
as soon as | feel in IN energetic
mood after really GOOD idea for Il
plot has occurred to mc.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12

At meeting held in Washin"ton
to r&iSc funds for national univer-
Sitr. John Barrett proposed that per-
sons wishing TO speak contribute two
dollars the minute for The privilege.
and then spoke fifty minutes, paving
- money. This is an excellent plan,
provided the doors be locked to pre-
vent the escape Of the audience.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12
FOR SALE.

A lot of meadow hay, baled from
$1,000 TO $500 per ton. Reduction
made on large lots at the hay barn.
Thanking our friends and customers
for past favors, hoping for continu-
ancc Of same, call on write.
Jeff r. Cromer, Mgr.
r. +. d. No. 5.
Phone 1914.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

An examination For teachers will b.
held on Friday, April 10Th, 1907, al
arithmetic, algebra, geography, his
subjects such as English, grammar
10 O'Clock, a. m, Besides the ordinar,
tory, physiology, and hygiene, ques
tions will be submitted on Hughes
Mistakes i'll Teaching, Peterman >
Civil Government and current eventg
The examination for white teacher
will be held in the office of the count
superintendent of education, for col
ored teachers in the court room.
j.. S. Wheeler, s
Co. Supt. Education. J,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12
$3.50 PER MONTH

Why work for Il mere living when
YOU can easily clear 81 profit on each
dollar. Work in your own locality.
Sells at almost every home over and
over again. Plan and complete in
struction by return mail for IS cents
Address. j. T. Clark, Conway, Ark.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12

to say that if any Republican was
to be selected by the Democrats to
head their national ticket the man
should be Senator Lafollette Of Wis
consin. Mr.. Bryan then proceeded
with his speech, presenting reasons
why, in his opinion, Nj. Roosevelt
was not the proper man for tho presi-
dency.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

The standing committee of the
Board of Trustees having authorized
tno sale OF the Boarding Hall at New
berry College, propositions for pur-
chase should be made TO DR.. O. B.
Mayer, College Treasurer. Possession
will DC given just after commences
mont. James A. B. Scbcrcr,
. President.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12

"Be good and You will be lone
somc,' says Mark Twain. One of
Pittsburg's twenty-cight "good men"
married a divoreee on the day after
the banquet and so is no longer in
the class.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12
Geo. S. Mower.
Secretary.

NCrFCIaFE.
1t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12
Considered it Manly.

OouSlueIeu IL mdn1y.
Continuing, he said:
"My reasons for stating this con-
viction at Bryan banquet, with
Mr.. Bryan present. was be cause l
considered it the manly and Demo-
cratic thing to do.
"Thc time to voice Il sentiment SO
mumcntous to the life and prosperity
and to the realization Of the best
ideals of real Democracy is in
counsel of the faithful and in the
full presence of our great and shin
i1w leader who wnnll be there to
...snmr!.;. 4 ApproNr or in condemn
with the full force OF his Influence
and cloqucncc as he might see fit.
"lt appears 10 me that the only
fair and honest thing TO do was to
speak my convictions in full council
aad with open voice. In this belief
my speech, upon the request of the
Associated Press has already been
sent ont to The newspapers of the
country.
"I have not one particle of dog
matism, nor any mere pride Of per-
Sonal opinion, in'pressing this matter,
but the publicity already given to my
speech commits me TO it so far that
can not encourage. or in consistency.
suppress that part on which the whole
rrvulvcS.'
Finally Allowed to Speak.
Bullcntin: Chattanooga. April 10
At II O'Clock tonight John Temple
Graves WAS induced TO return to the
banquet hall and is now delivering
his address.
Mr. Graves Returns and Speaks.
Chattanooga, Tenn. April 10.-A
sensational feature of the banquet
.ivrn here tonight by The Bryan An
nivrrSary club. at which William j.
Bryan WAS the quest of honor. was
the letter and subsequent speech Of
JOHN Temple Graves, editor Of The
Atlanta Georgian. who in his letter
refused t" speak because the toast
''''N''l ''"'i "HNth iiIlii NOT u lNlh
"ah"ut us ONrHvr;D succession THAT
;rynu ,h"ull ,rm;na!r nuu>rvc' fur
.,.rlc,,i,n.'
I.a'"" NJ. Graves. after being nrr.
>ual"d t" take lis place nj the ban
r,", table, delivered his speech.
Mr.. Bryan Replies.
H. beginning lis address Mr.. Blv-
2n 'Hil his respects to Mr. Graves
= It what he had said. lie compl-
m"mtrA Mr.. Graves in the highest
manner for his honesty and his bold
ness and said if there WAS any place
in the world where absolute freedom
of speech should prevail it ought to
be Democratic gathering. lie added
that when he had heard Mr.. Graves
had retired from the hall because there
might be doubts about the wisdom Of
what he had to say, he had sent for
the Georgia editor to return and IN
sisted that the speech should be de-
liv"rcd. Turning directly to the sub
.irrt Of Mr. Graves recommendation,
Mr.. Bryan said
/" AS at present advised T shall not
present the name Of Theodore Roosc-
welt to the national Democratic con-
vcntion. Bear in mind, T say, as at
present advised "
Mr.. Bryan contendcd that if after
mature consideration and reflection
and the presentation Of the ar9u-
mcnts in thc ease, he should feel that
his duty lay in that direction, he
would present Mr.. Rooscvclt's name,
even though it should prove to be the
| last act of his life He then went on
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-04-12
.LAT1MER NOW WELTHY MAN.
Has Grown Rich Since He Entered
Politics--Wants to Stay in .
the Senate. ..N..

tor latimcr is member. will meet
here some time in May, according to
present programme. This commits
sion consists of three senator's ap-
pointed by Vice President Fair
banks; three representatives appoint
ed by Speaker Cannon, and three
other members. appointed by the
president. Congress created the
commission for the purpose Of study
ing the immigration problem from
every point of view and reporting
upon il at some future time. The
law authorizes the commission 10 go
abroad. to ho!l hearings and take
testimony and do about anything it
desires TO secure everything possible
CT interest relative to aliens coming
10 the United States.
Senator Latimcr WAS named by
Vice PrCsidcn' Fairbanks as the
Democratic member of the senate
end of the committee. He will. if he
Nlcsircs. be able I" 30 TO Europe and
snake 4 number nt trips. plenty of
money being provided for The work
,of the commission. 1t is considered
probable that Senator l.atimer will
avail himself Of the opportunity to,
rgn abroad and that he will devote
the most of this year to work con-
Mertrd with the commission, which
will probably not conclude its la
bnrs for Il year and half or two
years. AS Senator Latimer will un-
uucstionably be a candidate next
year to succeed himself he will not
be able to do much in connection with
the commission after next spring.
Senator Latimer has announced
lis intention of maxim" strenuous
fyh; to succeed himself. lie is un-
,lrr<tn ,d 10 be wealthy man now,
all mahr since ,c entered politics,
ami he can afford I" Spcnd consider
able money i'll cuuipping his "r=ani-
zai: :on for fight. 1t is his plan to
go before the people of the state with
claim that he has done much work
in tie senate of a quiet nature. He
will say that 50 far aS talkin" Is !
rnNrrrn"d he has NOT don" much, !
hayiu. iril thnt 10 Senator T|IimAn, !
hui nc has devoted himself I" com
mi(tcc work and TO the lnm-rolling on
the floor Of the senate that puts
through items of financial benefit to
his state.
u is Senator Latimrr'S intention
10 rclv much ON his advocacy Of rood
roads, but the fact that congress has
ncvcr given favorable consideration
20 PROPOSITIONS of this kind and
;,robably never will, cannot prove OF
snuch use to the SENATOR As an ap-
v,co| tn farmers who are not we'll
posted the good roads stunt may go
some distance. but the practical man
in Washington knows that Senator
I,atimcr is wasting his time trying to
advance a measure of this kind. lie
probably knows ii himself. This
good roads proposition would re-
uuirc millions Of government money.
Planners are entitled /" have some
of ,hr lie dollars ri (nclc Sam spent
on ,hc:r runlS. if it could be w"rkrd
on, ST. rs To- bring about fair dlvl-
sion nl The expenditure of the money!
bul lie chances are that The North
crn = l Western farmers would oct
nearly al of ;Ar m"nr%, at least ;"
lruw - the Republican party con-
;rul> NE mnc,inr,v vl congress. Then
tuu. ruM"rr>S has t,r years spent all
the >rrnlus m"nry !, could afford to
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
GaS 8cttcr.

Sir MorDlolao unb Den GiItriit
Columbia Delttc tIor un0 fdIter,
lnorgcn flor, obcr micocr mGrmcr;
noromeItIidc, u~nbcltGnOig mcrOcn9c
Ntn0c.
Ser bodIte Recommendations mar
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Der nic0rieite 81 @roO Inn s l(Dr
N6cnoS.
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be6ngitigcuocr @eiie &oritub. Golt-
icrpoc Berioncn botten S6nlpien
o0er ioniti0c Sumptomc Scr Grippe.
Sn Sen iIbriaCu 8ltnoc5 Mettcr.
itationcl mltrbc 0citcrn Die folgcnOc
nicorigiten Scmpcrotlrcn ucr5ci6.
net: Goitport s, YortIono 10, Bolton
2G, 9llbonp Is, NGw . Norf 26, GGi-
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As.
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syut iiIbcrncn Strange.

Sr. @ilbelnt Bobr mo Satin be-
ge6en. ibr iil6ernes SodBeits-
SitbiI6tim I'M 8rciie 5oblrci6cr
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tin, Caroline, 1eb. MeigeI, feiertcn
ant 3ienito9 ibr iilberneS Sod5cits-
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den 2rclutoe uno 8cfonntcn. Nnl
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Sem SSllbclpuore im QoltIe 6cS Eo-
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BON Sen @c6riiocrn BottboIt, meI6cr
in ser So6rit ser 9cnnnnten 5irnu
bcrgcItc1t luor6cn lit un0 ollgemcin
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Sic ocntIdlc Sa6nc.

Die @riincltng zines Ocllti6cn Sbea-
terS in Baltimore lit mtd Elm
Sdritt sur nGbcrcn 9(tcinonOer-
i6IirBun0 0cS 9clltidtbumS.
Die 0euti6e 9iibnc Fam bier Don
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9cutid)cn allf ur0 i6lieBen iid) nd5er
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ieiuer mumcriidcn Stdrtc mcGcn 3ll-
fommrn0c Stcllltna i'm 0iicntliden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
Spfcr Icincs 8crnfS.
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81 So0e berbrulmt. - Ger lths
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Sobrpcseri a NJ TUNA Sc

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2cbcn 81 crriuget. Sin Sdritt in
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bier in Baltimore Elm oelltid]eS Gbca.
Ter 3l griin0er, cine 9ii6nc, 0ie I'M.
ponirt, olrf Ser tlolliid)e @erfe SIR
Nuffitbrung fomnen, ole Den <nlt.
iinnigen inter Dem gmerifonertbum
Dor 9(algen iii6rt, mie bod erbnben
bic 0oltide alnIt unO Der bclltidc
&lunlNinn iiber 0oS ltcbt, mas bier III
0en mcilten 16cotcrn nltigefivbrt 1uto
BON ser Woiic bcmlnocrt miro. 9al.
timore's Gentid)tblrm lit 8nDlrei6 ges
mug, Dab bier Elm gllteS Oclttl6es
Gbeoter beItebet fam. IS mltB lllr
baS SSntereiie gepedt ncrOert. @enn
etablirt unO nit 9llten &rGfteh per-
ie6cn, niro Elm oeltiAes Sbeoter alld)
Die Nhlfmerfiumfeit oeS beileren Gle.
ments unter Ben glnerifanern, 0aS
ser oelltid)en Sprod)e md6tig lit, aui
iib lenfen ltllo polt 0emIelben Ieiner
mn6ren &llnIt mcgell germ bclll6t lper-
0cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10

Sin Idj5nes nnb niislides @efdcni
fir gngeb5rige 1T inner clue lebcns.
grpfc photographic ooes cine Flint.
leriid po1enbetc Cupie zines alten
gilbes in Grapnn. 8nTsrfarbe, Del
pbcr YaitelI. Die id)Sniten Cabinet
biloer MIR 81 PRO 9mtenb.
Smlins Sebbel, beutiher Ybotograpb
(9O-) 321 Norb-8 aa-S traSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-10
0aS &Ot6e 8u6
-oeS-
"0eatf6en GOrre(pOnoenten"
fir 1907 jcBt i'm Druid
uno miro boIo irei an ale Ibonncn.
ten per}un0t.
fir 1907 jctt i'm 0rnf

NbAANlON| " WV JNlAApN SllhN
Oc5 TIrbnltS:
Observation-Disclosures aalenoer.
&%alcnourilm iiir ooS Sobr 1907. @rs
lilltermgcu iibcr sic pi6tigItcn
@lrtcn Der 3eitrc6nungcn. &olen,
Der Der &uocn. SItcrtobcl(c. Gie
icitcu unO bclucgliden 6eitc, 9lltru,
nomiifc GrcigniIie. @ouernrG,
Qeln. 100jdbrigcr @ittcrunqSfa.
lender. Siltoriide Goten II. i. 10.
Gic Grog00ic bon Son SroBiSco.
&oiicr @ilbclm in @ort mo 8ilo.
&unIor.
&orl Sfur5.
Gins So6clC II. /. IN.
Teuti6e StGotcbilocr.
Gcutid). gImcrifoner it 0ellti6lono.
Observation-Disclosures.
llnicrc 8crbrchcr Spc3ioIitGten.
Ter nclle Stcrn in uniercr 5logge.
SIN 3eitoIter oeS Stobls.
Gbronit Scr So0cSfGW bon GcutIdelt
in Baltimore in 1906.
St00tilhe Seomte un0 8eb0r0cn.
Coroner 8oItimore'S.
Wobl F%re5intte Der Stoot.
6cuersU fcmoriol.Gomitc'n
Stu0trutb t905-t9O7.
Ncieblid)c Scicrtogc in WforDlouo.
StaatS.S Cnotorcn.
Warpl0nocr unO 9u10cS- @cridtc.
9unoca.@ intuanOerun0s 9eb0roe.
StdutSs@inluan0erungS .8iirGour.
0tlmi5ipol- unO StootSpoblcn 1907.
Enli3cirittcr.
Gbcr VunocSgCridt.
&eailtrirung IN Baltimore 1906.
Hid)tcrlunbl 1906.
StoatSs B~ciebge6un0.
StaotS I@cicb9c6ung 1906.
Grcfutio.Bcnmtc oeS StaoteS.
&c9iSlotur- uno Sto0tratbS. 9iItriftc.
Gon9rcBmobl in Morplon0 1906.
W1Ini5ipolluobl 1908.
Wllni5ipolruobl 1905.
Stoatslpabl 1903.
Nbeiloidulen 9oltinlore'S.
slim trationen.
Iie Hninen bon San S~ran5iSco.
Ter Seuerbcro BON San 6ron5iSco.
Son Sron5isco'S @o6Stbum.
0ie Burg 9obcn5ollern.
Erin5 @ilbelm in Observation-Disclosures.
&onig @iGbclm Job gon5 better.
SdloB Brimfcnolt.
Bier &oiIcr.
WtormorpnIoiS nit Scili9en See.
Sn Der Monnidoftsfii6e Der Sober.
6olern.
Silberbof5eit 6eS ocutiGen Safer
paares.
&olter Guropo'S mobret cure bei(ig.
item Sitter.
Sort Sdur5 am George 2ofe.
9ie alte Eei6sburg in Niirnberg.
Ter Senferlteg in Hiirnberg.
6eItlaal in ser &uiierbltrg.
0rcSOen-Nltitoot am @lbufcr.
aonigli6c Sofopcr in 9rcs0cn.
3lpln9cr unb SopbicnfirGc in Tres,
Den.
Ter Sombur9cr Soicn.
9innenaliter nit SungfernItieg.
HatbbonS III Samburq.
Gas StroB6lrger Wiinitcr.
Eatri5icrboiis in StruBburg.
Stooen an Der ST..
Gin mooerner Sodlofcn.
observation-disclosures ~, mn+r;rG
Siegcn elmer E%on5crplottc.
@arncgic-@crfe i'll 9llSqlteSnc.