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The Carlisle independent., 1907-05-02


 The local lodge of Rebeckas: gave. . reception on last Thurs day night which reflected much credit on their order Quite a number of friends were invited and all had most in.oyable time.
 G. " Hallock, living southeast of Csrlisle was shopping in town this monning He handed. us q dollar for the Independents a year, for which he has our thanks,
The Carlisle independent., 1907-05-02

We were asked. this week by a
 delinquent subscriber why we kept on sending the paper after the subscription date had ex- pired. Every weekly news paper in towns of this size are
 forged to- do this. Should We stop subscriptions when time expires nine ou6 of ten of the subscribers whould give us d
 calling down" for insinuating that his credit was net good. ,IsatEer than to cast 8 reflection agaf41st the honesty of a subscri- ber to pay a small debt,sitis next to q necessity for home paper to continue sending the paper after the time has expired. 1t is not necessary for the city .dailies or weeklies to follow this
 rule, as their subscribers live at a distanct>aa.are not personal friends as @he case with 6 majority of our subscribers. Our subscribers should deem it Ian honor to know that we do
 not doubt their. integrity and continne to send them the paper
 after their time has expired. Should any desire their paper discontinued they should notify 1ls and remit to date if they have |not already done so.'
The Carlisle independent., 1907-05-02

Mrs. P. Clarke, of Argenta is visiting her daughter, Mrs. O. Osborne.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-05-02

1'ae following from the De Valls Bluff Observer should be sufficient evidence to eauSe any man to vote against the sale Of whiskey tt every opportunity. Still We hare some people-but they are becoming fewer every yearwho argue that any little hamlet can build concrete side walks ana pave their streets in city style that will enly vote for license.
 s'DeNall's Bluff needs tgo mar ,ilals as long IS the saloon ls al- Ipwed ta exist ii our midst. One marshal cannot be in two places Ut Tine same time. A saloon draws a class of men who load up on strong drink which converts them into a beast for the time beng, aud they do things they are ashamed of when under the i;l- huenae of the mixed up stuff Take Searcy, Beebe, Clarendon and many other good towns in our state for an example. These towns are prosperous and have coacrete walks. fue streets and a respect able citizenship where ladies can walk the streets without having to step off the sidewalks to give the way for drunken brutes. Parents who have boys over the county should keep them away from De Nall's, Bluff. as long as the saloon remains in our midst. many of these young men have the best pai'- ents who suffer whenever they err in thelr daily walk. Keep away from the saloon young men, keep away from any place where you cannot take your mother or sister.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22
News From Channels.

Chappells, Feb. 21.-Chappells is
dead-that is New Chappells. All
the work and talk Of moving cup on
tie hill" has amounted to nothing.
Mr.. G. MEG. Smith and Mr.. Wm.
r. Keith certainly deserve much cred
it in working so faithfully for the
new town.
Holloway Bros and Glenn Smith
Co. are among the firms that recently
opened up at this poin1.
DR.. a. A. Meldaw, Of Augusta, is
filling the place as telegraph opera
tor recently held by Mr.. w. II. Glenn.
Mr.. w! r.. Smith, ST., returned
from North Carolina several days
ago.
Mr.. Sam Stevens and wife. who
have been quite sick, are much bet
ter.
Mr.. II. S. Boazman had his buggy
considerably smashed up by runa-
way horse. Mr.. Boazman was thrown
from buggy but fortunately sustained
only slight injuries.
Miss Mayme Boazman has been
quite sick since her return from Due
West.
Mr.. j. l.. Watkins has moved in his
new residence.
Mr.. A. p. Coleman is adding more
rooms to his dwelling
Mr.. B. w. Watkins we are glad to
say Is up again.
Mr.. Charlie Pelham was in Chap
pells recently.
Two Newberry men, Mr.. S. G. Car
ter and Mr.. j. j. Murand are in bus
mess here.
Boys remember, Chappells has only
one young lady in "The State Con-
tc"t" and remember, too, we must
see that she wins at least one of the
prizes. 49,. ....
Mr.. Lambert Jones received every
vote that was cast for probate judge
at this precinct.
Mr.. Supervisor, the approach to
railroad bridge across Salude river
is certainly in bad condition.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22
ryolR, oIv1o IMplRo VBhltEN'Tl.
Organization Completed ~ Constitu-
tion Adopted Ready For }>%
n vg Work, ~

A meeting Of the ladies was held on
Wednesday afternoon in the chamber
Of commerce rooms to complete the
organization of tho civic league for
Newberry. At the preliminary meet
ing held last week Mrs. r. D. Wright
was chosen president; Mrs. J. E..
Norwood, secretary, and Miss Fannie
Mclaughlin treasurer. Mrs. R. D..
Wright, Mrs. w. K. Sligh and Mrs
l.. w. Floyd were appointed a COM
mittee to prepare Il constitution and
bylaws. This committee reported at
the meeting on Wednesday afternoon
and the constitution was adopted.
The organization was further CON-
pletcd by the election Of Mrs. l.. w.
Floyd first vice-pre.ident and Mrs.
O. McR. Holmes second vicc-presi-
dent. The officers constitute the
board of governors. Mr<. w. x.
Sliyh was chosen auditor.
The membership is divided into ac-
tive and associate. The active to pay
a membership fee of so cents and an
nual dues of so cents and to attend
the meetings and direct the work. The
associate members to pay annual dues
of one dollar and to counsel and ad-
wise and contribute but not to take
part in the meetings.
~ great deal of work was suggested
and there is much to be done.
On tue suggestion Of the president
the name or Monument Square was
given to the plat in the rear of the
court house.
The Herald and News stands ready
to assist this organization III any and
every way possible.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22
Increased Pay.

The Western Union Telegraph com-
panv sent ont notice on "Wednesday
that it had "dccidcd to increase the
salaries Of the operators and mana
gers at all Of it, independent offices
throughout the country ten per cent.
from March LIST. This applies I" all
mnna"crs, chief operators, traffic
chiefs and general chiefs and opera
tors in the company's independent
oiliccs.' which includes the NewbcrrN
Office. The Herald and News con-
graduates the efficient manager ol
The Ncwhcrly Office on her good for
tune
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22
Dwelling House Burned.

The dwcllin" house of Mr.. John
Dicllcrt in the O'Ncall section of this
county was destroyed by fire on Mon
day of this week ut l2 O'Clock. The
fire, when fi,st discovered, was in the
rear end Of the house, and it is prob
able that it was from spark from
the stove room. There was no fire in
the house ut the time except that in
the kitchen stove. There was no one
ut home but Mrs. 'Dickert and her
three little children, and when the
fire was discovered, her first thought
was to save the children, which she
did. No one else reached the place in
time to he Of any assistance, and the
building with it's contents was entire
ly consumed and none Of the house.
hold goods were saved.
1t was q one story house with four
rooms. The loss falls heavily upon
Mr. Dickert, as there was no insur-
ance.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22
Why Farmers Should Join the Cotton
Union.

There are IL number of people that
give their reasons why they do not
.io;n the union, but they never con-
slider the most important reason why
they should belong to il. Let us no.
l;vr some Of the reasons why they
den I Join the union:
First and second, that the farmers
ca"no. stick and have failed in every
organization. Truly they have failed.
They have been kicked down hill and
baffcd about, but that is the reason
why they should be more courageous.
Suppose our ancient and honorcd
irrcfathcrS had given up after the
fall of our first parents, what would
be the condition of the world today.
Vice, ignorance and barbariSm would
reign supreme, darker than prchiStor-
ic ages. Our forefathers didn't hovel
in ashes and whine, over Lost Para
disc.
Very truly,
An Old Man.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22
A Card.

take this method Of sincerely and
profoundly thanking my friends for
the support given me in my race for
probate Judge. | entertain no malice
or i'll feeling for those who voted for
the other candidates in the race. If
my friends who have already mani
tested an interest in my election, to-
gcther with those who may support
me on (Tuesday) February Goth, will
honor me with their support and con-
fdcncc, l will certainly appreciate
very highly their kindness in so do
ing. If on the contrary my opponent
should prove to be the man Of their
choice will gracefully submit to the
will Of the people. ~.
Very Respectfully, ,y%
Frank M. Schumpert.
February Goth, 1907.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22
NOTICE..

All persons holding claims against
the estate Of Miss G. p. Summer, de-
ceased, are hereby requested to pre-
sent the same, properly attested to
me on the 18th day Of March, 1907,
and all persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make payment
by said date to the undersigned. "
J. A. Summer,
Administrator.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22
Y. M. q. A. at Newberry College.

Arrangements have been made for
series Of practical addresses during
the spring in the interest Of the Y.
NJ. Z. n. of Ncwberry college. The
gentlemen who have So far conseted
to make addresses, with the topics as
signed them, are: Dr. James A. B.
Scherer, "What are the Principles
That Should Guide College Man in
Choosing His Life CallinGq' Prof.
A. j. Bowers, D. D., "The Present
Need, Possibilities and Call Of the
Christian Ministry" Rev. w. l..
Seabrook, "The Needs of the Mission
Fields;" DR.. Geo. B. Cromer, "Chris-
tian Service in Business and Profes-.
sional Life;' Ray H. Legate, "The
Cal' Of the Young Mems Christian
Association for Trained Leader
ship:' Rev. M. 0. j. Kreps, "Chris-
tian Stewardship" r.. us... =
The association is considering the,
proposition Of subscribing for share,
i'll the mission school which the Unit
I'd Synod is to build in Japan. This
investment, when made, will serve as
All inspiration for many. years to
come to the young men who will COM
pose the membership Of the associa-
tion.-Lutheran Visitor. ."
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22
sENAIToRR 4 ] R BILE AsE q ,S
Some Local Matters hat HS Han
TO Say Of the New Dispensafyp gS3B
s5 tj & Law. N n n

TO the voters Of Newberry. town
and county: / have, been ask ID sey-
eral times about the acts Of the legis.
lature in regard to tho election on
the water works commission ana the
dispensary in this county and will
now give my personal reasons s fol.
what l did in these matters as your
senator. s4&l} B, n $S5 ..ss5 Y /.
As to the first had and have no
interest in it except that Of any citi-
zen to act for the best Of his city.
Several persons came to me to intro
duce all act to place the electric lights
and water works in the }handssof the
city council and rs a public servant
l did so and at the suggestion OF Mr..
Aull an election was provided for to
which | at once and with pleasure
agreed and asked the senate Cto con-
cur in the same. Now as to the
change, that is for the people and 1
am not going to say word in the
matter. If you want it vote For it,
and if not, vote against it, it makes
no difference to me either way, as |
have no axe to grind and no favor to
ask along that line. ...sE.
AS to the diSpcnsary, under the
new law / thought it nothing but
right that as other counties were to
have them that Newberry be given
an equal right and be allowed to pass
upon the question for herself. If the
people do not want it then vote to
keep it out, and if they do want i,
they should have the right to say so
and as their representative | purpoS-
ed to give them that privilege regard
less of what any man had to say, be
he lobbyist or what My position on
the state dispen&ary question is we'll
known as is also my views on the pres
ent law and | do not expect to take
any part in this election if I am let
alone by some people, but if they
want me in it | will accommodate them
as best | can as fear no evil from
them or any Of those whom they can
control as l hope [ proved when I
forced this privilege to my people
through the senate over their lobby
ing and interference with the duties
that the people of Newberry county
had commissioned me to perform for
| them.
If the proper petition is presented
TO the supervisor he will order tho
election and then the people say
whether they want county dispcn-
sary or not. If they do they should
have ii, and if not, then it should not
! and can not be forced upon them
This is fair to 'all and is true demo-
cracy. s,,
These in brief are my reasons. fo,
what 7 did and my personal feelings
aS to the results wnen the elections
are held and l have no apology tc
make for them and at the proper time
will meet my people face to face an6
give full account for these and al
other acts of mine as tl:"ir senator.
Respectfully,
Cole. l.. Blea$e.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22

There are no people in the world
so quantity humorous rs tho old time
Southern darky, with his vivid i'm
agination, his strong superstition, his
intense ideas Of religion. And where
will we find such an example of love
and devotion as was embodied in the
old time black nanny. 1t is with
regret that we realize that in few
years these types, will have passed
away, and the coming generations
will know them only from story and
song. %'S..y Z,t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NJ COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. 5. 1,

COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. !.
BY John G. Goggans, C.%C,aC. P. Act
/. ing Probate Judge. ##.a
WHEREAS, S. e. Pitts hath made
suit taIii me, to grant her Letters Of.
Administration Of the Estate Of and
effects pf w. A. Pitts n 5.%3I..
THESE Are TIL HERETO ORE to cite,
and admonish sall and singular the
kindred and Creditors Of the said w. !.
A. Pitts deceased, that they be ana
appear before inc, in the Court OF
Probate, to}be Held at Newberry G. Fl.
$. o., on Friday, March 9Th, next
after publication thereof, at Ill
O'Clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, Why the said
Administration should not be grant
ed Il & 81: 4l5 q
s8 GatIIIV GIVEN under my Hand, this 18tl1
day Of February, ,Annp Domini, 1907
JIno. {, Gdggans, 6. 8. q. II. IS
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22
;EIGHrs
,PU Ell x PERI oNAL.
The Movements Of B Many People
NeWberrians and Those Who
SSs N, /; Visit Newherry.

81 Col. j. Fred. Schumpert, the genial
sergeant-at-arms Of the; state senate,
has returned to his home in Newber-
ny. There is no legislative attache
y more popular than he,--Daily Record
Associate Justice Eugene B. Gary
spent Tuesday night in the city with
his cousin, Mr.. john NJ. Knard.
Mr.. jeff j. Foot, Of Atlanta, Ga,
spent few hours in Newberry this
week.
Mr.. j. w. Watts, of Columbia, was
in the city yesterday.
There will be service at Unity next
Sabbath at II O'Clock in the morning
and at Prosperity at 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon.
Miss Pearl Gideon, Of Anderson, is
at home for few days.
Mr.. }. B. Mayes spent yesterday i'll
Columbia.
Mr.. A. b. Car.ilc, of Saluda, was
in the city yesterday.
The Rev. Mclccs, the evangelist,
will begin il meeting at Smyrna next
Sunday morning. which will continue
for one week. Preaching every day.
The public is cordially invited.
The Rev. S. b. Fulton, d. d., mis-
sionary of tho Presbyterian church i'll
Tokyo, Japan, will conduct the SER
vices at Avcleiyh Presbyterian church
on next Sunday morning.. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
a meeting for men will be held
next Sunday afternoon in the lMtll-
cran Church Of the Rcdccmcr at 3
O'Clock. The Rev. Mr.. Calendar, rec
tor Of the Episcopal church, will, ad-
dress the meeting. Subject DRIFT
in"." All the men are cordially III
vi,cd to attend. 1t is simply Il gospel
meeting.
The will Of Mrs. Martha Caroline
Caldwell is being contested III the
probate court for Ncwberry county.
\ number Of witnesses have been eN-
amincd and the hearing has been con-
tinucl to next week. The estate M
wolves about 100000.
The Bachelor Maids will meet with
Miss Laura Bowman next Tuesday al
ternoon at l.30 O'Clock.
The new front nj Mmnaugh l.
nearing completion and then will be-
Gin his rcmodrling sale.
a, ST. Lukc'S Episcopal church,
Rev. W. T.. Calendar. rector the see
nnd Sunday i'll Lent. at II Il. M the
morning prayer, the sermon and the
celebration Of the Holy communion.
Subjcct--This is my body. my blood
At s p. m. missionary address. Thc
rector aud ve&try extend eordlaI IN
vita,ion to You to be present and wor-
ship with them.
The ladies Of the Library assocla-
tion wilr have Il cake sale and cake
walk in the vacant store under Hotel
Frederick on Friday, March l. Fur
ther notice will be given later.
Mr.. Joe Fcaglc, of Columbia. was
in the city yesterday.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22

Mr.. Z. F. Wright, president of the
chamber Of commerce. of Newberry
has appointed delegates to the immi-
grafton conference in Columbia.
The following gentlemen we're ap-
pointed and went down to Columbia
yesterday afternoon: Geo. Johnstone,
Jno. M. Kinard, J. A, Burton, NJ. L.
Spearman, and Jno. G. Goggans. y
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22
1.-THE Sweetest Girl in Dixie. -

~
There are no people in the world
who have been so universally made
the theme Of story and song, as the
people of Dixie Land. The steady
march Of commercialism is fast driy-
ing romance from MS, but the South
land will be slow to yield to the In
vader. For it is the home Of chival-
ry, the home of fair women and brave
mon, the place where the sun shines
brightest the moonlight is clearest;
where the women speak softest, the
men love strongest and fight quick
est; that Dixie Land. G5
= "The Sweetest Girl in Dixie" is in
a class by itself, 1T is so unlike the
other plays Of the South that we have
seen. Perhaps Miss Slemons, who Is
a Southern woman, has heen> a little
partial to her own people, FOR she has
certainly pictured them as the most
charming people SinAthe world. But
even the most carpiig critic can find
no fault with this dainty play. tt ia
genuine treat after q season Of lufiiIdel
Melodrama -Des Moines Leader. 50
"The Sweetest Girl in Dixie Twill
be seen at the opera. house tomorrows Il "
night. 81
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22
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(; dant OF itnise Stiil
Und lee ID ed. n sS. /.

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in the o,y 4. y 40 I; t,,,; - \;
sill ybafore r. Ia court; $3$ $Th a ero "a
and N avs has rom 4 ina to fine s;ncs
proceedings we're I institnted !. kant
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to whether the election was held and,
whether John p. ~ a FAINT IA, took part
therein, and also whetherS the result
was declared. Tn pursuance of this
order Mr.. Rlkard went to Whitmire
on Monday evening and took the tess
timony as directed. This testimony
was ordered as the order of Judge
Purdy states for his convenience and
not as a matter Of right to
either party. The copy Ej,of
the testimony was filed with
Judge Purdy at Abbeville OH. We'd
nesday evening and the final hearing.
was had before him at the same time.
Mr.. +. H. Dominick, representing
Mr.. Holt, and Mr.. T. B. .Gfier, rep
rc$enting Mr.. Fant, were present at
tho taking Of the testimony at Whit
mire OH Monday evening, and Mr..
Dominick left Newberry on Wednes-
day to attend the final hearing before
Judge Purday at Abbeyille. The fol-
lowing is the order of Judge Purdy
referred to above:
CIV AM, ~, co11ru r,pO11NA
NE1vpEppv COI1Nry ..
IN TEE CIRCIuT COURT
r{, St..a noI,4;onaIA II Halt
" ' ~
I,>h, p Eont DefenJo,t
JT Ic GpDmp,1n thnt - ho .ofor-
.., 80 tho Mastor to talo, tho tost;-
~" =. ''',.. I tro ;s.,,os rn;soI !, th;s
nr,onod;nm tho test;monv 70 be d;rec-
ted nart;cnlorlv TO the questions as
r., wbpthcr the election was held,
whotber the relotor and RESPONDENT
took nsrt therein.-ond whether the re-
snlt" wos declared,
This reference mst be held so as
:, b,vo tba testimony filel not later
thon Tno.d,v ncvt. and q copv must
bo fr,v;shed me- ot Abbeville. not lat
49, ,h.n "Wednesday n;uht of next
wool, ot Abbav;llo 6 q
This refercnce is ordered solely for
~, convan;once, and not rs a matter
of r;oht 10 either party and the testi
monv co taken will be in addition to
tho ,tfidov;ts which have been served,
ana which NAV be nsed at the hear
;np
R.O. Purdv.
Judye pres;diny in Eighth Circuit.
Februarv 12th,. 1907.
Tbo Herald ond News gives here
with q svnons;s Of the Testimony and
Of the afi,lavits taken bv the master
q, Wh;tm;ra On Monday .nioht.
~ oo., +,,o er.t wit
MI. ~. q. y. ,:ot;enJ ~ .na w statod tbot
m'ss m% WY De i,o,;o, moro nosto3
.'' ,.ce'. re.i.o 'l,ooaS H.. that ho ho,l
Il, "Al.''Ih' -.' IT. .p;1 p ,i,,, ,,o woe onno;nt
~ 'opy. ~ s"iu g as;at.ot;, L,, Mr
H.. ~ S''po, "na 1'@I thot 50 far as hn was nd.
"' ''no 'i "';s.o.;or v,,s ,ooord;ro
lS,"' '"1 Tn.t 1ohn ID EaMt ou1 A +
TT Io,a ,"" ,',o,a m "anI;dntas, for elect;on in
.la ~ ,,"o,;,, ,vh;oh wac Mold Jannarv
the electlon WHICH was heto '"toa
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22

The Salvage sale is on at A. G.
Jones and some bargains never heard
of before are being offered.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22

charge Of the books. The first is
general account book, showing the
fines collected, street tax, taxed prop
erty and the general accounts Of the
town, and cash book, showing
amounts Of deposits and amounts
paid out, and the registration and
check and bank book. He said that
Mr.. Fant turned over to him all the
books and papers, but did not turn
over the keys. That he voted in the
election, and so far as he knew, the
election was genrally known in the
town Of Whitmire. +
Among the affidavits submitted,
was one from J. H. M. Kinard, of
the Observer Printing company, in
which he said that he had printed the
tickets for the election to be held in
the town Of Whitmire on the 5th Of
January, 1907, on the order Of John
P. Fant, and that the names Of John
P. Fants and A.. J. Holt we're placed
on the tickets as candidates for in,
tendant. 5%t ~! .t>5 '}f$5
Fred II. Dominick sworn says; that
lie had heard John P. Fant tell A. j.
Holt that he had ordered the tickets
for the election. .%{i%{ .i%, = .53E
j. G. Settler swore that he was SUI,
peryisor of the books Of registration
and that said books were open from
September Is, 1906, to December is,
1906, and that he knows that John
r. Fant had several notices posted to
the effect that the books Of ®istra-s
ton were open at the store of Duncan
and Settler. M y
Bal p. Wright swore that he, with
d. P* Dobbins and r. NJ. Aughtry,
were managers Of the election, which
was lield on the 5th day of January,