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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
Gonarb Gpnrao.

IS iiurb am /. Septcmber 1908, 40 Ibcnbs.
GhuGro 6purao, gclicbter @uttc BON 9(nnu NJ.
Gonrno (lcb. Sd)miht) u1b ~iilnaiicr Sobn Der
pcritprbcrcn Sricorid unb -5rieocrifu Gunrnb.
I'M FILTER bon i3 Subren. Sic Necroi9ling fin
3 llbr, BON 5raucrbuuie. Nr. 2007. SitsYNnrnIcs
Strabc, aus uui Der Baltimore Cemetery" iiait.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
Shrtitiau WtaNcr.

GO iiurb am 3. Septembcr 1908 nud Ianacnl
i6pcrcn 2cibcn Gbriitian Wiapcr, ~acIicbter Sat
ie bon Sluru Uinpcr. i'm Ilier bon IS SabrciI.
Die Vecr6igulg finbct SunutaG, 9iad)miitn9S
/ llbr. bon ieincr lebten 9Spbniin9, Ar. col.
Sgiorb- Slpcmlc, ans ftatt. Nclicbune aui bent
Baltimore Sriebbufc."
Ilirner mn S1nncr pcrfuinmeln ii6 INT 4
llbr mn Gingal9 5ir baltimore Gcmcterb."
2Jg-50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06

2llomig Sltloa mlb id0ne Gage
! ON @arboiee perlebt baben, lpnit
Bate er lid)er nidt in bus Srcnloen-
bild) ocS Sotels 2iibclidppab in Gar.
Done cingc5eiduct:
Sd ling in bcllcm Conc
Gin Soblico fiir 6uroonc,
Ges 8orOnice's &rone.
Gppreiicn mo Gitrone,
@iol un0 Nnnnone
&errdtb inns 5lpeifelsobne,
CAB eru'ger 2en5 bier throne,
limo offcnbart Dem Sobne
Ger norbiih falten Gone,
@ie iebr cs iid) pcrlobnc,
9oB man bier ipeil' uno uoGnc.
WeerludrtS pilcgtc in iriiberen Sob.
rem 0erbort Solptmonn SIT ltclern,
ipenn Der Sommer feline Stroblen-
gorben auf bic Grbe ididte. @ie
Sbeooor 6ontonc, Gid)orb SOB unb
nnoere rSidter ollf Iciien" bot iid)
Der &eriolier Der nGcriltnfencn @lo-
de," Der nit &prliebe Sioocniee in
Der Office beilld)te, audi in Dos Sram-
bcnblld) cingctrngcn, Dos ouf benz
Norofop bon Tiigcn in 9lrfono aus.
licgt:
observation-disclosures lnb frcioegriin,
WtGren bur6flulgcn n10 b%elocnfiiDn,
Serben inn Sage, rcifenbcs Selo,
Sliiltcrnoc Sage, Hllg IN bic @elt!
Mlld emanuel 8cibc( uno ser
rlottoeutlbe 0idtcr &lnlls @rotb ia
ben germ onl WcereSitrono. SeS iopl.
liihcn Sropcmiinbc gcoobte Der Or.
Itrrc in bcn @orten:
$50 ser 9,ldcnpolb rollld)t
llno Der Corn bliibt an 3nun
limo ms Wccr gebt Die Srapc,
2oBt Siittcn mid baum,
irGbreub untcr'm t5.Suli 1876 &lmtS
8rotb i'm SrcmOenbud BON 9rllDn3-
foppel SIT finocn lit:
40 limit &c Tobcrs otter fam,
Ora idriept sc Sinner iii CT Seam,
Cod iuer of fumt I'M 9eibt, IN ihrift,
DC idonItc Eunft in Sollteen bliit,
In lperl DC bcitcn Nons pcrirpunn,
Sc marc nod ioft unb mc0ber iurn.
9ie lnnbifoitliden Shonbciten
S6iiringens, bcs Sor5eS, beS
Shlpor5moloeS boben nid)t meniger
ticfe Ginoriide olli ionmerlpanber1.
&c Siftcr mo 0cnfer genlodt. Woll.
DIE Sremoenbiifer oatircn bis in bic
3eit Der Gloiiifcr 5llriid mo finbclt
mir 8octbc poQ gnt5ilden nod ser
9eitciglrn1 oeS @rodcnS, 10 perne6-
men mir Die Stimnle cileS leiner
5beifclbnit bcriibmtcn 3citgenoIicn,
&obebue'a, aus Dem Srcmbenbud) Der
Stommblirg bes 8ot bon 9erlihin'
gen BET Sogitbulien %. Hopembcr
1889:
Gegicrt iporo bieie Sorto, Die nllr fir
Sllgcno iodt,
Son ci11em Scr5en, oua fir Sugeno
mir gcpod)t;
Die Sanb blicb unpcrlebrt =
Notur! Notur! Gas Ser5 bait on ser
ltort.
Sod piclc Spllren oelttiher 9ibtcr
lieBen lid) nuf Den Granddaughter
burd) unierc @allen perfolgen. Sn
Sdlollern nnO @ur9cn, Shcnfel
rno Scrbergen finben mir boS bonf-
hore Eoctenber5 unb ulid) einen Ia
d)enben Spott, bcn iid) elmer Der 0rp.
ben BON Ser5en berunterid)rieb, iiber.
oIl ober genieBen mir Die @eibe Der
Stunoc, Die Oos id)lifteite @enlod)
erfiiQt - ipern Gid)ter reiien!
NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
@cnn Sidtcr rciicn.
Son Milhcln1 Globcs.

Son Milhclm Globes.
Mcnn Die Como IN ons 3cid)el
bc8 arcbicS tritt, pflcgt Der 9toma'
octtrieb nlGd)tig I'M 9cutldcn 5u Ct.
mod)cn. Gr grciit gum Panama"
uto 5um Hrfiod, ircQucntirt Die
Son0cr5iigc nod Der See oocr nad)
ocn Bergen, lingt nMcm @ott nil
rtd)te @ilnit enuciicn" mno icnoct
(duicnOe bon NnlidtSfortel III ale
@clt. nm ocn 3urilf1cbliebcnct eli
men Ncgriff 81 gcbcn BON Den @iln.
bern, Die CT nit ei0cncn Nugcn iub.
NQcin bonlit llid)t gcnnlg! Scitocm
@octbc an icncm Scptcmbcrtogc ocS
$obrcS 1888 in Dem biltoriid = Ocnf-
piiroiNrn NrcttcrbGus6cn n16tigte
mo i'm &odgcnub ocS erbnbencn
NoloiriCoen9 an Die @rcttcripono
id)rieb:
llebcr nllen 8iplcln
Sit Nllb',
&n ollen gSipicln
Spiircit on
&ultm cInut Saudi.
SIC %0glcin id)lucigcn I'M @oloc,
Mnrtc MIR - boloc
Nllbclt on aud 49,
- lcitocm Der groBc Slpmpier int
g"riincn Scr5cn Scltidlono's icincr
S2bnilldjt mad Sccleniricocn lpri-
idcn Nllsornd pcrlicb, iiiblt lih icber
@nnoerer bcrllien %untcrlpcgS SIT bid.
ten. Sit 6 MN idon illrd)tbur, lueiln
cincr, Der es nid)t fam, 81 SauIc.
oihttt, mie picl ibrcdlider, penn
i'm u~nterlucgs Die ,poetiihe Ioer"
plagt.
Seit Snbrcn loIlc ih mir ullf mci'
men oelltid)cn Wonocrfobrtcn bon
Huitlidcn &erbcrgspGtern nlebr poer
menigcr oenfwiiroigcr Statten Die
SremOcnbiihcr porlegen, I'M ollf
Efaoen uno >Srrpc9en ulierer beilt'
id)cn Hciicppciie 81 manoeln. llno
lpic picl lpllr0c nuf oielcnn @cbiete
idon gciiinoi0t! 9us nleilte, mos
mir oo inter Der Wurfe ,Eociic" ent'
gcgeit trut, ipor rgrober lli1titg,"
piclca ilahcs, ulberncs 8ereimlel,
mondes erinncrtc iogor an iene So
honncriclt. nit beten N~orrenbonoe
Gid unb @Gnoc 5u bcihmIieren pile
gen, moercs gibt gan5 perlpnlidell
&crbGltniiien unb 3uitGnoen in 9nit-
tclpcrlcn Musorlf.
gQein, Scr Gel,tidc bat mtd) Su'
NOR nno @cmliitb! 0eutlhlono bat
ollh pobrc Center unb Gid)ter. limo
hin u1,b micber bcge9net oas Ingc Ell
neml, Der lid) einen Homen gelihert
bat in Der 2%iterotltr, trifft man einct
llebcn Epctcn, bclien Sngcilb aus per
gilbtcn @lGttern 5lt inns iprid)t mo
Der lGilglt ihlnfen ging fir lmlner.
| Sntereliontc Nutogromnle ipeilt IN
oieier @iniidt Die banolf)riftllde
Observation-Disclosures bes lieben rebloitb'
nmronftcn Y%oetcnbeims, Die n8rone"
in Nbnlonnsbuuien, aiif. Vim Hbetll
unb bei'm @ein boben ia .befGtntlldl
uniere 9roBten 2ieocridnger nno Sll'
acnoircunbe oes SangeS Moblluut
gefulocn. @ie ibre @erfe, 10 5eitgell
aud, Die ilildtigen Serie I'M 5rem'
henbild, bopon. Gin gut Stild oieler
Mrt nSrcmoenblld) . Eceiie" ltedt
idon olcid) in ben Gcrien 6reilig'
ratbs. Die er inn Mai 1914 lcinenl
Notwithstanding" poranltellte:
3u ABnlonnsbouien IN Der .arpn"
@o mo,der Gurlt'ae ifon ae5ed)t,
% nlad,t' ih geacn cine aron'
Iics @iidlein fir ben Grild Sllrcdt,
Sd lhrieb Is ab bel Hebenldein,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
I'm 8cij6a Hpuac

IN 1nuieilbe bon iclten Snmilieu ein5nfiibrcn,
lcnoet pclfc bicie ~slu5eiae bcantporten uno
10 Gents tiir bic 3abIulq. hc8 Foltos Elm.
l3Ideii' Vtait beoel!ie cs Ut ni6t cine Brobe'
Ige!ten %oerIanat. Man f6reibc iir IibcruIe
gchinatnaeu. @nreie: Wcliha Mia. So, 62
Gaft 131. Ctr, Neip.Ourt. NslpriI25iSa..D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
SuGu Eranf.

IS iiorb am f.. September 1908 Subn Srant
oct Wiuntan. ben I, September, , libr Ia6s
%lnittnes. bpm 1rauerbanie, Dit. 1925. Glib
SbnrpsS trnbe, aus auf benz "Gpnoolalarfs
Sricobofc" 'fintt. t2i9-50)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06

GRreau: gr. 81, gSeft. earatsgu. Strabe, uub
Sanpt.einasna: Sreserid.9isaS.
Neerdbni6plitc bon $25 ait. hnter beiidnoiger
gifihi, Sfniitsiumeu. 9epince, SfIunScn etc.
ipcrcen int Treitbaiis am $anpts@iiiaGne as.
iuneen. Infer 9aent piro, ncnn eepiini1t,
porfpreten. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
Scrr Gom. MiiQcr,

IS itorb pIbbIid am ,Sreiiu9, oen l.. Septbr.
IN 9te,ps9'prl. 3rpnr, GddereibeiiBcr Sr. GoWaro
9tiiicr, Nruoer bon 6rau Mtarie bon auu,
baltimore, pirtlib AM Sdlagiilb i'm sllicr bon
II Nnlrcn. l2hnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
Nu Die Samcn.

Slnse Sanlell, iueI6e moberne S6neioeriunIt
9u erleriler ,iipinfden, fontcn nibt int 8peifrG
ZEN, lmohIll lid oaiiir 5u penoen. Gle brautcB
filr eet 1rl. VI. Subers, Hr. 300. 9Seits Cara.
trga,StraRe, nrr5uipreter, ibren 9talncn as
So9lin9. elntra9rr uno iie lerncr Die Stunt mad,
Der fortaeidritttnften Wlcibooc. sic crbalten
aliBeroeIl griinoliben llnicrri9t I'M 3uf6neiocn.
Scbr %liberaIe @ehingunaen. Srl. W. SntsI,
Dir. 302. @cits saratuaa' etrabe. (378-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
0rnib Hibee Gcmetcrn.

Der tbeale Griebbpf ssn Ualtmpre, rabe
Yifesbiue. 3Wci eleftrifne Ba6n-9infen uno
Ytmlico.Ncmleparo tireit lun Sriebbof. Nue
@rinbftiide nnterftdnniaer gufi6t. Rieoriee
8reifc. BcrIanst Die nenen Soucenit, satalpac
Niiteau: Rr. III. Slsrb.Ghaues.ettate. Dcibe
Telephone. (MprtI28|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-06
lorraine.

MalerliG. = Yariaris. - TrteSlim.
Weftith bon Walbrcpf cine nnb cine babe
MeiIe. Mionnt Soun'sSaggons nnb 2prritne.
g8dgapnS bircft bis gum Ginqdra. 9cibe Tes
lepbone. StabtsSiireau im 5peifen SIur bes
%-llnion Iruft.9cbduosS, Charles. uns 5ahette.
etra0e. (!gtat4 II. I&S)
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-07
Made A Big Hit.

Raleigh in large numbers enjoyed
twice yesterday performances Of
''Whcn SMITH Came TIome' ut the
Acaicmy Of Music that were bright,
catchy and full Of fun. 1t was come
dy that was offered and the comedy
was of the mcrricst kind.
The applause was frequent and
hearty. for The entire company is a
clever one that gives a good perfor-
nance, one that is full Of enjoyment.
Especially good were the special
ties of ]. Early Hughes and Fay,
Coley and Fay. The team work Of the
latter in songs and dances was some
thing excellent and pleased everyone.
Tie company is one that deserves
success, and all who desire an even
ing Of real enjoyment and mirth
should see this play, which is a bright
and catchy one, presented by a cap
able company.-Ncws and Observer,
Raleigh, Dee. 20, 1907.
This play will be seen in Ncwberry
on April IL.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-07
NEWBERRY GRADED SCHOOLS.
DR.. Robert Adams, of Clinton, Will
Deliver Address at Closing
Exercises.

The closing exercises of the Boun-
Diary street graded school will be held
in the city opera house on Friday
evening, June 5. An interesting and
entertaining program will be arrang-
ed for the occasion.
DR.. Robert Adams, who was recent
~ i~nau9uratel president of thc Pres
bytcrian College Of South Carolina,
nj Clinton. has accepted an invita-
ton to deliver the annual address. DR..
Adams is Il polished speaker, and the
deliver the address.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-07
COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
Program Includes Number of Distin-
guished Speakers From Differ
ent Parts Of the Country.

The program for The annual com
m2nccmcnt Of Ncwbcrry college,
which will begin on Sunday. June Z,
will include addresses by Il number
of distinguished speakers from diff
fcrcnt parts of the United States.
The b~accalaurcatc sermon on Sun
day morning., June 7, will be deliver
ed by DR.. Chas. S. Albert, Of Penn
sylvania. DR.. w. w. Daniel, presi-
dent Of the Columbia College, will
address The student body. on Sunday
evening.
a new feature will be the declaim-
rr's contest on Monday morning for
the gold medal offered by the literary
societies Of the college to that member
Of the Sophomore class who shall de
liver The best defamation. On Mon
day evening the Junior o%ralorical
contest will take place.
On Tuesday mornin" the Hon.
Arthur Kibler, Of Ncwberry, will de-
liver thc address to the Alumni asso-
citation. Followin" the address the
annual mrtin" of the association will
be held.
On Tuesday evcnin" the address to
Ihc literary societies will be delivered
by the Hon. John Bell Kecblc. Of
Nashville, Tenn. Mr.. Kecblc is y
lawyer who has attained li"h rank
in his profession. he is Il gentleman
Of rare literary attainment and a
polished and eloquent speaker. and
the college is fortunate in having Sc
cured him for the literary address.
On Wednesday morning. will take
place the exercises by the GRADUATE
ing class. The awarlin" of diplomas.
mrlialS. etc.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-07
For Transporting LIQUOR.

William Glider. rnlrrcA. who mas
answered before similar charges in
,hr mayors court. was sentenced by
Mayor lan"ford yesterday morning
to pay Il fine Of 500 or to serve thir-
~ days on the charge Of transport
in" liquor. Glider was arrested ON
the streets on Saturday night by Po-
liccmnn Y. =. Adams. lie had his
.iug with him at the time of his ar
rest. When brought before Mayor
l.an@ford yesterday morning he
pleaded guilty.
\ fine of $3.50 was imposed in d
drunk and ~diSordcrly cas- and in the
two fighting eases fines of $3.50 III
each were imposed.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-07
The Rev. T.. 3. White.

The following from the Ed"rlicld
Advertiser will be read with interest
by the many friends in Nrwhrrry Of
the Rev. l.. b. White. who Formerly
served the West End Baptist church
in This city:
"Rcv. l.. Il. White. who is now y
resident Of parksvillr. is y vAlNabl%
addition TO the Ed"ciirld association.
lie is Il Young man VIII" is developing
every day. and is certain to BE Il
great power for good ON the west
side. Those who heard the splendid
missionary sermon which Rev. Mr..
White preached nj The union mrrtin"
at Republican church ON Sunday
morning have pronounced II Ia be NJ
exceptionally stron" sermon. Tnc Nd
vcrtiscr expects to hear good reports
from Mr.. Whites work on the west.
side, and we know in advance that
we shall not be disappointcd.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-07
Crosses of Honor.

The Drayton Rutherford Chapter.
152, U. D. c., Ncwbcrry, S. c., this,
25th day Of February, 1908, begins
the three months advertising requir-
cd t. preccde the bcstowal Of eros
scs upon the defendants Of veterans.
Rule I. See. 2. The oldest living
lincal defendant Of veterans who have
not received q cross may secure it.,
provided that notices for three con
sccutivc months be published in the
city and county newspapers calling
upon veterans to send in certificates
for crosses. IF, at the expiration Of
three months no veterans have ap-
piled, the bestowal Of crosses upon
defendants and widows may begin.
The chapter urges the veterans 10
be prompt in sending in their ccrti-
ficatcs for two reasons. First Of all,
because it is the purpose Of the
chapter to honor every veteran with
4 cross and, second, to give to such
defendants as described in The rule
above, the opportunity to secure their
crosses.
Mrs. j. A. Burton,
Prasi6apt
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-07
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH,
Six Names Added to Roll--Rcports
From Sunday School Convcn-
tion-Hvcning Services.

Sunday morning. ih"u@h not very
'1\Itln%. Witnessed Il full cunyrr"a-
ll"N assembled 1T the morning ser
vice in Central Mr,hu,liN church.
TAr table had been perfectly arrany-
ii by The ladies of the committee.
and Il beautiful lily adorned The pu!-
plI. Six more nHmr> were added bv
letter ia The roll of Central. They
NJ" rs t"llowS: Mr.. J. ID. Wheeler and
Ms. nla Wheeler. Mr.. Harvey War
hrk ana Mr.. Herbert AIr(iraw, Miss
Marcia W"llin~ and Mrs. Kate IIuict
Mri'raw. Among the COMMITMENTS
appeared once more that sanity lady.
Mrs. Margaret EptinY. now in the adj
ra.crd ave of - years.
NJ Tie al,rvnnn hour before Il large
Sunday school. Mr.. John Wicker and
MIR. i. c. Gillarl gave very interest
lny reports Of the State Sunday
Schnnl convention. which. rs dclcyai-
"> from this school. they had attend
rd. They told Of The instructive
speeches of Dr.. Pearc1. of Chicago.
ard DR.. Phillips. Of Richmond, and
ais" of the fine address Of Dr.. Scncr-
or. president Of Nrwbcrry college.
Their reports were very inspiring.
Fer The night had been announced
by the pastor The narration Of "some
incidents in Brazilian life" and not
withStandin~ the rain Il good aud
fence heard with perfect attention the
very interesting" narratives.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-07
COUNTY FARMERS UNION.
Meeting on Saturday Was Addressed
By MI. J.. g. Stribling, District
Executive committeeman.

Mr.. J. c.. Stribling, Of Anderson.
attended the meeting Of the Farm
crs' union of Newberry county, held
in the court house OH Saturday, and
delivered an address. Mr.. Stmbling
has been active and prominent in the
work Of the Farmers union since its
organization. He is executive COM
mitteeman for this congressional dis
trict. and has visited every county UNI
ion in his district, concluding with
Newbcrry on Saturday. lie says that
the union is in better shape and
stronger than at any previous time
il lis history. and that, with perfect
harmrAy in the ranks, it is steadily
growing and widening lis Influence
and its field Of usefulness.
Mr.. :. Frank PARROT, Of Gatfncy,
also attended the meeting of the I'M
ion on Saturday. Mr.. PARROT is So
!%iciiin& stock Tor the purpose Of cs-
tabliShin" Il paper in the interest Of
the uninn in this Safe, and he adj
dressed the meeting in behalf of the
prnpn<ed enterprise.
The plan has received the Follow
iny endorsement from the officers Of
the Union:
We. the undersigned. President.
Secrctary-Trcasurcr and Executive
Committee of the South Carolina
State union Of the +. f. & c. L. Of
America. endorse the proposition to
establish Il paper i'll the interest Of
the Union in lhis State, and hereby
authorize Brother S. Frank PARROT
10 Snlici, stock for its establishment.
Il. Harris. President; j. Whitncr
Reid. Secretary: J. G. Stribliny, J.
W. Parks. q. y. Goodwin, J. Frank
A>he. T. G.. Willoughby, l.. l.. Bak-
er.
Mr.. Parrot IS editor Of the Chcro-
kcc News. ant Is il newspaper man of
experience.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-07
CEMENT SIDEWALKS.
Contractors Are Expected to Come to
Newberry This Week to Begin
The Work.

Mcssrs. Brown and McGlce, Of
G%rccnvillc, who have been awarded
the contract to lay 10000 running"
feet Of cement sidewalks, five feet
wide, were in Ncwbcrry on Saturday,
and they stated that they expected
to romc to Ncwbcrry on Thursday Of
this week for the purpose Of begin
ming work.
The work will begin on Caldwell
street at Mr.. !. w. Whites store,
and the cement walk will be EXTEND
rd I" the property Of the First Bap-
It's! church. The congregation of This
church has not yet agreed to Mayor
l@n%f"rd's plan TO pay half The cost,
lH'> il i hoped they will agree, so
that The work may be extended on
up Caldwell street. and down Bnun-
Gary street.
On College street. every property
holder from ScniiS' creek to the col
lr"r. with II exception. has agreed
t" The plan. and II is hoped by May
or Lan"f"rl and all those Interested
that this property holder will agree,
;" that the work may be pushed to
completion.
On upper Main street all the prop
rriv holders. with one or two cxccp-
ti"nS, have expressed their intention
Of a%rrrin" to the plan. aud it is bop
ct and expected that those who have
not done so will a"rce.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-07
To the Ladies.

Don't. forget to call on Mrs. Hair.
and see her up to date Easter hats,
and are still coming IN. Everything
nice and new, You will find her place
in the old Summer Bros. Brick Block
near Smiths Drug Store. Everybody
is coming after a new Easter hat.
Come ri"ht ON 7 am getting them in
on every train. For yon. I will try
and have enough for all the ladies
if ! can.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-07
Thomas.
NeWberry Loses to Georgia.

Newbcrry college lost two games Of
ball in Athens TO the University Of
Georgia ON Friday and Saturday Of
Last week.
In the first game on Friday the
was 10 to | in favor Of Gcor-
Gia. Georgia scored three runs in the
first inning and five in the second.
and two more in ih,. third. In the
fourth inning Derrick. the Ncwbcrry
pitcher. was replaced by Ruff. and
after he was placed in ;nc box the
G]corgians failed TO score. The score
was rs follows:
R III T.
Georgia :. ..352 600 000--lO 0 2
Newbcrry :. 200 0l0 600 l 3 II
In the second game on Saturday
Ncwbcrry was defeated by a score
Of II to O.. Monroe was in the box
for Ncwbcrry. The score by innings
as:
Ri L
Georgia . e. ..3l2 800 00*--ll Is 2
Ncwherry. 200 600 600 9 7
Struck out. by Foley, 10; by Mon
roe, 10.
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A Card.
Pomarn, Arril 6, 1908.

q 'FFF
Editor Herald and News: To my
friends Of No. II township who have
so faithfully stood by nc during my
entire term of office. I will say that
il is not probable that [ will be a
candidate For recollection TO the office
of MAGISTRATE nor any other office, as
| wish to devote my time to other
work. Very truly,
w. T.. Subcr.
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Combs and Jewclry, New Shipment.
Anderson 10c. Go.
100 BUSHELS Cook,s .

Luz BUSHELS Cooks Improved
Cotton Seed FOR sale at 60 cents per
bushel, delivered at Newbcrry. Has
large round-pointcd bolls with five
locks, easily picked and makes more
SEED cotton per acre than my cot
ton l. even planted. Limits out SO to
az per cent lint.
Henry d. Boozer, Newbcrry, S. C.
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TO ALL N

To KTIOWn
that all notes, checks and papers
OF any kind or any verbal agree
ments with any executor relative
to my fathers estate, not bearing
my signature or my agents sigma
iure or my written approval are
unlawful and are subject to fur
Their or future obligations to said
estate.
(Signcd) n. M. Necl, Jr.
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New Lace Pin Sets, 10c. Set.
Anderson 10c. Go.
FOR RENT

tOR RENT-Sevcn room house anil
Il live room-both have w~aterworks.
electric lights, stables. Also rooms
over candy kitchen.
Il. l.. Paysinger.
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Easter Candy-1000 Pound Ship
ment to arrive this week.
Anderson 10c. Go.
WE WILL PAY II 1-2 cents cash
FOR eggs this week.
Peerless Grocery,
Todd & Rikard's Old Stand,
Easter Novelties. Anderson 1Oc. Go,

toR RENT-Onc new four room
dwcllin" il High Point in town Of
~Newbcrry. Apply to J.. a. Foy, r..
f. ID. I, orr. n. Burton, Ncwber-
~, S. G. 2t.
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Married

At West End Lutheran parsonage,
by Rev. }. u. Shraly. Thursday. April
>. Mr.. Forrest BulIrr and Miss
Mui!% Noon. beth Of Ncwbcrry.
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CO-OPERATORS APPOINTED.
Those Who Will Cooperate With De-
monstrators in Agricultural Work
In Newberry County.

The United States department Of
agriculture is conducting demonslra-
ton work in various sections Of the
country. Under the. plan inau.urat-
cl by the government State and
ty agents are appointed, and certain
planters are selected who agree to
follow the instructions of the govern
mert issued to them through The
county agent, and TO these planters
seed is issued. The county agent in
Newberry county is Mr.. IL. IL.
Abrams. The names Of the demon
Strators who were appointed were
Published in The Herald and News
some time AFRO.
The work is not in any sense eN-
.pcrimcnlal work it is Il work Of de
m"NStialiou intended to give the
planters in Il practical way the benc-
Fl, 81 the study Of agriculture which
has been made by the government.
In addition to the demonstrators
Il number Of co-nrcratorS are appoint
ed. who will cooperate with the de-
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of the county agen,.
The cn-npcrator: who have been
appointed for Ncwberry county are:
J.. l.. Mayer. Newhcrry, r. T.. D..
No. >.
". {. Brown, Ncwberry, r. i. ID.
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TRY HUIET'S Al-Healine Lin;mont

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for rheumatism, soreness. neural
g'a, sore throat, sprains, bruises,
asthma, headache, tootl,acle.
coughs, colds and collie. Sold at
Maycs' Drug Store.