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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-29
London Socialists Will
 Not Greet Him.
WILL MAKE IT UNPLEASANT
Plan to Be Disagreeable to the
 Emperor.
War Minister Holdane Is Taken to Task for Buying Army Horseshoes in
 the United States.
nv RonERT RRoDERICK.

London Sept. 2s.-To make the Kais- CT understand that he is by no means a welcome guest in England the Social ists declare they will make his carriage through the streets of London to the Royal Castle as unpleasant as they can without actually hurling bombs at him.
 we do not want the Kaiser here" says a veteran revolutionist, H. M. Hyndman in a recent issue of the Cdfiic- iaI organ of the Socialist party" and we are certain that the overwhelming majority of the British people do not want him either. The Kaiser and his government are today the mainstay of reaction in Europe. Not content with carrying on his boot-tack system of domination in Germany, where he forces the doctorine of high treason to point never before heard of, and tmprisons men and women for chance phrase, the Kaiser also represents the fncarna- ton of that accursed military system against which workers of the world have Just unanimously protested at Stuttgart. Should any attempt be made to fake up sham popular reception for this reactionary potentate in our metropolis we ourselves may have a word or two to put in; and in London, at any rate, we can say what we have to say publicly and to some purpose along the public highway" After hav- ing thus forcibly expressed his opinion of the Kaiser the Socialist writer pays quite a remarkable tribute to King Ed- ward ending with the words:
 Republicans though we are and shall ever remain, we have always recogniz- ed thot the King has fulfiilled until souite recently, the functions of a most capable and enlightened permanent spresident. with all the advantages which attach to the ancient descent and high rank in our society of today. "
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-29
n,.cnvrra nn Inscription.

Quite a sensation has been caused among biblical students by the discov- erv hv Brugsch Bey. the great Egypt oloS,sf. of a monumental inscription
 telling how the Nile failed to rise for
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-29
Economy in Royal Family.

A pretty story Is related here TO show the orderly and economical spirit of the InpGfial family. Princess Vic- toria Louise. the Emperor's only daugh- ter, ordered a charming navy blue cos tune for the summer maneGvera.
 The dress when it came home was found to be . great success, and was admired by the young princess. The only thing she did not much care for was the buttons, which did not seem to her good enough for such pretty dress The dre ssmaker thereupon pro . posed to replace them by others of more elegant description which cost 25 cents each The price seemed rath- CT high to the princess, who said she would ask Papa
 When the dressmaker returned to the palace in the evening to learn the paternal decision, the princess replied: ~Papa will not allow me to have these buttons, as he> finds that I must not be too extravagant" So the prln- cess wore the dress with the plain buttons.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-29

mans Austrians. and italians and they VIII make a tour of the cotton country lasting eighteen days
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-29
vi.it nf sninnern.

The American cotton trade is likely to benefit by the visit of 120 European spinners to Atlanta and the cotton belt this Fall. The visit is the result of the Cotton Congress at Vienna last June, which was attended by the American
 growers as well as by spinners of vari- oug European countries.
 Complaints were made by the Europ-
 cans about the inferior methods of bal ing and transporting the cotton, which
 the growers admitted were not so good as they might be. They promised im- movement. and invited the Europeans to visit the cotton fields and attend the convention at Atlanta in October, when many difficulties might be smoothed out and valuable information exchanged by direct contract between growers and
 apinners on the cotton fields themselves
 during the harvest
 ss The party of spinners, who sailed on
 saturday last, include Englishmen. Ger
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-29

simple Life in Germany. The simple life has become so popu-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
BROTHERHOOD MEN
WANT A PRIMARY
ELECTION LAW
Committee Appointed By Pres
byterlans to Confer With
Similar Organizations Re-
garding Legislation

At last nights meeting OF the Pres
byterian Brotherhood in the Presby-
terrain church the subject Of the adj
Visibility OF q primary election law
10 New Mexico was the topic Of the
evening and came in for a vigorous
discussion. Attorney Frank Acker
man made an address on the subject
after which there was an Interesting
discussion participated in by D.. II.
Boatright. J. l. Johnson. J. W. AD-
derson, r. n. Collier and others. As
a result OF the discussion a commit
tee Of five was appointed to confer
with like committees Of the Brother
hood OF II Pau and other church
organizations with the purpose OF or
ganizing 70 urge the passage Of such
a law in the territory. The commit
tee consists OF Dr. ". c. Hope. chair
man. X II. Collier. D.. II. Collins.
Pit Ross and Frank Ackerman.
The members of the Presbyterian
brotherhood are unanimously I'm favor
Of such Legislation and IL is believed
a similar sentiment prevails among
the members OF other church organ
iZatiOns.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
NEW CRYSTAL BILL Is
PLEASING THE PUBLIC
Fancy Banjo Playing. singing and
Dancing and Other Stunts At
tracing Good Crowds Ia Gold Ave
nue. Playhouse.

This weeks bill al the Crystal
theater is proving very popular. A
very supple and graceful young man
named Osro L.. Goodhue presents the
opening number. which consists Of
banjo playing. singing and dancing
Goodhue Is a thorough artist with all
three
one act which is still tardy is that
Of sherman and Fuller, comedians,
who apparently have gotten lost on
the way here from Los Angeles and
have not yet turned up. This act,
however. will be nut on just as soon
as it arrives. rounding out the most
clever bill the Crystal has ever had
Meanwhile. MARITIME, an exceptionally
good Roman ana flying ring per-
former will mn the bill. Mr. Seotti's
Illustrated song this week is the old
favorlte. when the Roses Bloom
Again Beside the River. The great
act Of the week. and IN fact Of the
season is that OF the genuine Scottish
Highianders. The Three Macs. in
their superb scottish dancing and bag
piping. All tho dances are perfeutly
presented. but the Highland fling.
sword dance and sailors hornpipe
are splendid. The little girl who par
ticipates in these dances in a gen
uine w0rder. StaEcstruck' Is a new
ana amusing moving picture on the
program.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
co NLEy CASE Is
DISMISSED BY
The COURT
INTERESTING DECISION
MADE BY JUDGE ABBOT
Holds That City Ordinance Does
Not Cover 0ffenSe With
Which Santa Fe Employe
Was Charged

The case Of Mrs John Conley
against her husband John c0nley. a
Santa Pc brakeman. charging assault
and battery was dismissed By Judge
Abbott In the district court yester-
day, the decision OF the court arous-
ing . great deal Of public interest.
especially among city Officials. Con-
les was arrested on a warrant sworn
to by his wife who alleged hat on
on July 2s last. Canley beat and
hit her. The court held that the city
ordinance regarding a breach Of the
peace does not cover such disturb
ances as alleged by Mrs. Conley un-
less committed tn q public place or in
such a manner that the public peace
Is disturbed
The complaint was brought under
the city ordinance regarding disturb
ance Of the peace II Is understood
the plaintim will file Information at
once under the territorial statute.
NJ r. Hickey and Thomas y. VIII
kers0n appeared for the plaintiff and
Klock a owen for the defendant
The alleged assault occurred at
the home Of Engineer join Reub
where Conley's divorced wife vas
staying and where the court mad
placed the child Of Conley in tenn
porary custody. Conley was allowed
the freedom Of the house and allowed
To see mis- child any time he So de-
sired The matter Of the permanent
custody Of the child WiIl come up
in the district our en- a few days.
There mas been more or less trouble
ali the time since the divorce Of Mrs.
Conley from her husband. culminat-
ing some months age IN an attempt
by Conley 20 seize the child from its
mother al the santa Pc station.
The trial began in the district court
yesterday ~ the ease Of Francisco de
Ia CANINE and Filomena de %
CANINE. against Rosa Z. -Benardineli.
with Hickey a Moore attorneys for
the plaintiff and Felix Lester and W
G Heacock for the defendant. The
action o. a farEeihle entry and de-
taiuer suit regarding the possession
of a small strip OF land
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
DAMAGE SUIT MAY
COME Up IN THE
COURT TODAY
Mckinley County Officials in
Albuquerque in Connection
With Action for $4,000 by
Nicholas HengeL

II Is understood that the damage
suit of Nicholas Hengel against Shcr-
m Harry CoddingtOn, of Mckinley
county. may come up In the district
court today sheriff Coddington and
County Commissioner Gordon were
in the city yesterday on business
which % is understood 20 relate 10 the
suit.
HenEel sues to $4,000
from the sheriff on the ground Of in
jury Geo his s~ensibilities Incurred while
he was in the Mckinley county Jail
overnight az election time in 1905.
II Is said that Hengel and a num-
Der OF Others were arrested and
Jailed by he sheriff FOR fighting and
were released after spending a sleep
less night Co. the Jusgado II b. al
legged 10y the defense tina Hengei
pleaded guilty and Was fined neu
morning, the plainrn however. aver
ring that the imprisonment was lne-
gal and damaged his feelings and re-
putation On the sum OF $4,000.
klock a owen are attorneys for thy
piaintin and the trial uf the case ulli
be followed with interest 4 large
number ~ Witnesses. be- is said. viii
appear In the case
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
THE MAZE.
VIM. kicke. Proprietor.

AFTER \ DAY OF THE STRENI-
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
THERE'S NOTHING QUITE so RI
FRSHING ~ \ Cur OF FEES hot
CHOCOLATE - MALTON'S DRUG
STORE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11

For the twenty-four hours ending al
s O'Clock yesterday afternoon;
NsxImum temuerature. so. mini
mum. IS, mean. a.. partly cloudy
south winds
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
E. MAHARAM
SIC West Central. Cash or Credit.

a small part fine corn chop added
tu coW feed wiu increase The d0W 81
milk our fine ground corn always
gives best o. satisfaction. + ". Fee.
sOZ-b04 south First Phone. dIZ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11

II you ARE NOT SATISFIED
WITH THE SHOEING or YOUR
HORSE. TRY kORBER A CO. AND
MANNER a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
CLAIM SHEEP ATE UP
$500 WORTH
Damage Suit Brought By Ray
holds and McMilIen Against
PolicarpiO ArmJo in the Dis
trict Court.

A.lcEiug that defendant aliow ed
400 sheep Oh Invade plaInums land
and cat zap and damage the pasturnEc
thereon. Joshua s R%ayrO'ds and A.
D. McMtlcn filed a suit in the district
court yesterday against PoitCarpin
ArmIlo fnr damage Dob the sum ~
$500 Tho complaint alleges that
T.HIuflIF Irc nerr 0f "a tract on tho
tebrlleta land crauf 90 Sins acres
II land upnn which ln November 81
this wear Armiio drove a big nnck 81
sacep witch a1f up and trampied
The grass sun Cisnii, to cause plain
uus Cd loss 20 S5rp. Cor which Gusts
af sairH uIth costs of suit thes ask
The u Mr McMllen appears az
.affnrmrr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11
II \ FOUND BON OF FEES
CELEBRATED CAItAiiIiS WONT
PLEASE HER. NOTHING WILL.
MALTON'S DRUG STORE.
our Showing OF Holiday Goods Viii
BE One OF the Most Conn
plcte in Town.

Large size sleeping bisque doll
large heads. long curly natural
hair and eye lashes. "A beauty 21.10
Is inch full jointed hne kid
body doll. long curly natural
hair and eye lashcs. one Of
the handsomest dolls shown
his season .Ss.5O
Trinity chimes .t1.4j
Holmes trumpet mouth harps.
something new 500
IL inch metal top trunk. would
please any little girl ....... $50
We will need a few more extra
clerks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11

family and q number Of friends ar
rived in the city last night in the
Busch private ear "Adolphus" en-
route 20 the brewers palatial home in
Pasadena. Cal. where they VIII spend
the winter Mr. Busch. whose life
was almost despaired OF some months
h. now well on the road 10 COM
piete recovery, according to "a mem
Der Of the party last night.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11

The Ladies' Ala society Of the Luth-
cram church VIII ave their monthly
coffee a. tie church parlors. Wcdues-
day afternoon. Dec. II. 1907.
Remember the handkerchief and
fancy work bazar az the Christian
church. Tuesday evening, December
~. Lunch served
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-12-11

4 Wall Of two klocks Wit save you many
dollars on your clothing. dry goads and
shoes. Having no rent or other heavy ex-
penses 10 paF I can sell you a Se5.oo ever
coat for si6.So, q ss0.00 oveFcoat for xi2.5o.
q StO.0o yeHth's long coat for A.SS. a sB.5o
boys overcnat for S8.00. n $500 mans suit
for as 20 a SO 20 mans sult for So 50, :
Ss.eo boys suit Tor si.f5. 4 good. ali wool.
heavy mans suit for saso. An elegant line
% ladies fur. and tailor made suits. TO suit
nNarHhnnn-a mnnLnlhnnL
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-14
The Country Editor.

Southern Farm Mayazinc Of Bal,i-
more for May.
The country editor really controls
the spi2ot Of the fountain spring Of
fresh and healthy public opinion. He
is able to keep that fountain sealed
by filling his paper with matter
brought by th" yard or by the pound,
or with matter bearing the stamp Of
the guinea Of the local dispenser Of
official advertising. Or he CIV turn
loose, if only at the rate Of a couple
of sticks a week, stream Of invig-
Grating thought upon a barren and
dry land where no water is by merely
using his own think-tank properly
Never in the history Of the country
was there greater need for the real
country editor. About he alone can
offer the panacca for national hys-
teria syndicated from Washington
Everybody may not agree with him.
That isn't necessary. The call is for
. original thought, and the country edi-
tor can best answer it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-14
Definitely Fixed.

"Expert legal testimony says a
we'll known member of the New
York bar, "can easily be made a2two-
edged weapons in court. "a clever
and capable mining engineer: was OBJ
liged to take the stand as an expert
in a suit in Nevada couple of years
ago. The ease involved large issues.
"The examination ewas conducted
by young and smart attorney, who
pmtronized the expert with all the
authority Of half a dozen years OF
practice.
Gone of his questions related to
the form in which the ore was found,
form generally known as kidney
lumps.'
'f'Now, SIR said the attorney,
chow large are these lumps9 You say
that they are oblong in shape. Arc
they as long as my head7'
"'Yes,' replied the expert, 'but
not nearly so thick. '-Harper' 5
Weekly.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-14
Tuesday, May ii, 1907.

We desire to direct attention to
the communication or member of
the Civic Association in regard to a
cleaning up week.
The Herald and News has already
spoken of this idea, and we are glad
to know that it has interested the
member of the Civic Association, and
we trust that the mayor and his coun-
ell will become interested as we'll as
the people of the community general
~, and that the idea may be carried
into practical operation.
There can be no doubt to any one,
who is not entirely blind, that there
is need for Il cleaning up week in
Ncwbcrry.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-14

The affairs Of Anderson appear to
be in the hands If men that have an
enthusiastic interest in The town. and
are willin" to 90 great lrn"lh> in tine
intelligent expenditure of energy and
money to demonstrate their cvcrla>t-
ing fai1 1h.-rhc State.
1t is the only way to make 4 town.
United effort can accomplish much
but when one tries to do something
for his community and those who are
best able to help and who have the
most at stake and will receive the
geatest benefit wrap their cloaks Of
selfiShncss around them and present a
satisfied air with their condition. it
Is very discoura"ing.
Let everybody yet together and
talk for his town and his community
and follow the talk with work.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-14

Mr.. George {. Riser. in his COM
municatinm addressed To the Dauuh-
tcrS Of the James ID. Nance Camp. cx-
presses u very beautiful and very
t'W" sentiment when he says. "thcrc
i 'nthiny :" ~nut. 50 noble. So far
reaching. :" la>lin" ~ little ircd> uf
kindness miui>tcrch in spirit Of
l"vc.' 49,
The sentiment i :" true and so well
expressed that we repeat it here. II is
so often that we could do little deeds
of kindness and speak words Of COM
fort without any effort that would
do SO much good to hearts that are
Iowncast. that it is we'll to call at
tention to the sentiment. and yet we
SO often neglect these little things,
which count so much in life. Really it
is the little things that we could do
and so often neglect that would make
life so much happier and better.
We de- not intend 70 preach ser
mon. hut we shoulh remember that
We will nMl ~ max" this i"ur&ev once
and We will Mrvcr travel over the road
again which w" arc ,ravclin" today.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-14
Building Material.
Editor Herald and News,
Newberrv, S. G..

Newberry, S. C.
Dear Sir:
AS quite a number of your citiz-
ems are no doubt considering the
comparative value of the various
building materials now offered. they
will no doubt be miSlead into the use
of :" called reinforced concrete. AS
your city has recently suffered II
severe loss from disastrous ronfla-
grafton. it would no doubt be Of i'll
tcrc>t to You if YOU could secure a
copy of recent publication in San
Franci>c" entitled "Burnt Clay Pro-
ducts in Fire and Earthquake. - This
l> Il very attrartively prepared pam
phl"l. and viii! be furnished upon an
l'lica:i"n /" 707 LankcrSham Build
ny. Los Angeles. Gal. 1t contains
splendid pictures Of the wrecked and
damaged buildings of the unfortunate
city by the Golden Gate. and shows
in most striking way the compara-
tive value Of the several building ma
terials which are now offered. The
buildings constructed Of concrete
seemed to have suffered most both
from earthquake and fire.
AS SO many Of your citizens arc
vitality interested in this question at
this time. trust you will give this
card space in your next issue.
Yours truly,
a Builder.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-14
The National for May.

There were more copies of the Ma
tional for April sold than any pre-
viouS number of The magazine ever
published. and that OH the face of
the fact that This. was the first num-
Der that had been placed on sale at
the advanced price of Is cents. Thus
it is again demonstrated that it is
quality after all that the American
people want. The Panama article
which was such hit in the April
number, is followed by Jamestown
edition for May, with even hand
,somer cover than that of the April
number. Besides a three-color cover
there are two thqee-color reprodi,c-
tions from the original drawings, APP
pearin@ as a frontispiece and in the
body of the magazine.
"Affairs at Washington is inter-
estin", as usual.
The first installmcnt Of a serial.
entitled. "a Romance of Arlington
House, starts with this number and
gives promise of very interesting
story. There are number of short
stories and lots of good features which
make the May number not only one
Of great interest. but one of the hand
soonest magazines ever published by
the National.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-14
ELECTION OF TEACHERS,

The School Board for Newberry
school district will, on Thursday, the
9th day Of June, hold the annual elec-
tion for the following positions:
One Superintendent of Schools. at
a salary Of 81 900.
Eleven Grade Teachers for the
White school: salary $40 a month.
One Principal for the colorcd
school: salary $40 month.
-Four Grade Teachers for the col
orcd school; salary $25 a month.
Applications must be in the hands
Of the Secretary of the Board by the
lst of June, and applicants must
state for what grade they apply.
J. M. Davis,
Secretary.
May 9th, 1907.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-14
Jamestown Island.
Geo. e. Riser
Whitmire, s. G..

The steamers plying up and down
the river to Richmond remind one of
the old days Of transportation by
water, which retains it's picturcsqn-
rn"sS as the steamer glidcs by the
wooded banks Of the James, and
~idcls its way to the wharf. Here we
saw 4 rock bass-nO, ] don't dare
to give the dimensions or weight.
Carctakcr Lcal, with his dog and eat,
90 a fishing at night, and the dim
and misty past is forgotten and he
is brought into the busy, stirring spir-
it Of modern times, when there comes
a lively nibblc at the end Of his line.
The island reminded me Of Madeline
Island in lake Superior waters where
Father Marquette landed some fifty
years later than when the settlement
was made at jamestown. Here was
the Panama OF those times--for Eng
land was filled with torrid stories
concerning the terrors OF the new
land which the Land companies were
trying to boom. One jamestown wo-
man insisted that she raised figs on
the island. They were stories OF In
dian gcntlcncss and OF the posi-
bilities OF homes in tho new Virgin
ian.s--,Joo Mitchell Chapply in Ma,
tional Magazine for May.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-14
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. :,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ,NEWBERRY.
G.. j. Purcell as Executor of the last
will and testament of Ned Whittier,
deceased, Plaintiff, =. -.
d. Against "
Talitha Whittier, ct al, Defendants,
Complaint to sell land to make pay
ment of debts. -. -.
BY virtue of an Order of this
Court in the above entitled cause
will sell at Newberry Court House on
Monday (Sales Day. the 3rd day
of June, 1907, during the legal hours
of sale, all that tract or plantation
of land lying and being in Township
No. Z, County and State aforesaid,
containing One Hundred Sixtxy-five
Q65) Acres, more or less, and bound
ed by land of Purcell and Scott, Rob.
ert Williams and D. M. Spearman.
Terms Of sale one-half cash and the
balance on credit of twelve months,
with interest from day Of sale at the
rate of eight per cent per annum,
with leave to the purchaser to anti
cipate the credit portion in whole or
in part. The credit portion to be Sc
cured by bond of the purchaser and
Il mortgage Of the premises. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and record
ing same. F. M. Schumpcrt,
Probate Judge for Ncwbcrry County.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-14
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
RENEWAL OF CERTIFICATE
OF STOCK.

Notice is hereby given that, on the
Fifteenth I5th) day Of June, 1907,
or as soon thereafter as practicable,
the undersigned will apply to the
Newberry oCtton Mills for renewal
Of certificate No. 425, For two t2)
shares Of the capital stock Of the
said corporation the original ccrtifi-
cate having been lost or destroyed.
Emma S. Smith.
T. r. 5w.