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Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27
Personals.

E. P. Grindell, representative of the International Correspondence School, has returned to his home in Doug las.
 William Beatty has returned to hiG ranch in the valley.
 D. W. Hawke spent yesterday at Douglas.
 William Turvey left last evening for Lake Tahoem, Calf, where he will spend the summer.
 William Wilson was up from his ranch in the Sulphur Springs valley yesterday.
 Judge Grier spent the day in Tomb. stone, where he was called as a wit ness.
 Morris Whalen has returned to his ranch in the valley after spending a few days in Lowell.
 George Lanahan spent yesterday at Douglas.
 Alex. Campbell was in Lowell to- day from his ranch in the Huachuca mountains. .
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27
4 M|X-UP IN SCORES
 OF DOUGLAS PLAYERS
Make-Up of Team That Is To Play at Warren Sunday
 Not Announced.

DOUGLAS, May 26.-(Special)- )- A slight mix-up in the turning in of the cards showing the scores of some of the players on the Country club links yesterday has made it i'm possible for the committee to an nounce the makeup of the team scheduled to meet the Warren play CTS on their home course next Sun day. A number of players dropped their cards in the box in the club house and Secretary Cuthbert is out of town on a visit to El Paso for few days. Mir. Cuthbert has the only key to the box so it will be impossi- ble for the committee to obtain ac- cess to the box and cards until his return.
 The links were well patronized yes terday from morning till evening even if the wind was a little high, and some excellent cards were turned in, at least six showing better than a hundred. These players were Carl Smith, Kirkland, Wash Smith, Suppl, holden and Badger and their scores ran from 94 to 99. It is not unlikely that some of the missing cards will place other players in this class. A number of the former team players were not out, including Cuthbert and Todd. It appears that about 101 or 102 will make the first ten and 105 or 106 the second in case a twenty men team is sent up.
 As yet the committee has received no word from Warren as to plans for Sunday and are little up in the air as to what arrangements to make for themselves. The impression is grow ing that Bisbee intends to discontinue the, series although nothing definite has been heard on the subject. The Powell cup dates, it is said, are for the fourth Sunday of each month and this would fill the last Sunday of the month which has been devoted to a match with Douglas except on the few occasions when there happen to fall five Sundays in the month.
 No announcement is ready as to what feature will be played on the local links on Memorial day. A ball sweepstakes is proposed and it may be that this will be the event It is certain that a match of some kind will be played as the holiday event.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27
FIREMEN ARE INJURED
 IN SHELTER CITY BLAZE
Men Suffer Severe Injuries in Fire on Sunday,

DOUGLAS, May 26.-(Special.)- More firemen were injured at this fire than any in the history of the city. Fireman Fred Barren was the most seriously injured He was com ing of the roof of one of the houses with the hose and in twisting around to get on the ladder slipped and fell. His chin struck board and made a painful wound in which several stitches were taken, and he was badly injured internally.
 Fireman J. D. Fulweiller burned the heel and one side of his fooC and Lee Dunnagan is anotber cripple, having had one foot badly cut. 4 great many others carried away big blisters burn ed on the back Of their hands and one their face. It was impossible for the authorities to learn positively the cause of the fire. It broke out in Nor phine Lill's place on the corner which has been on fire before and has the reputation of being an opium dive. It gained great headway at the start and moved east consuming the next four shacks.
 An inquest was held over the bodies of the dead men Sunday, to learn their names. Morphine LII and a woman who had stayed that night with her were on the stand. The latter stated that her companion "Lill," had gotten up during the night and gone to the rear of the house. Some time after she re turned they heard q noise back of them and on Investigating found the house on fire. The woman named Lill was arrested and put in jail ou the charge of yagrancy.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27
OPENING OF BIDS
 FOR SCHOOL BONDS

DOUGLAS, May 26.-(SpeciaL)-
 The opening of the bids for the issue of the s2O,00O worth of school bonds for the building of the new school buildings and additions this sumner, took place this afternoon and the bid of Mcdonald, Mccoy and company of Chicago was accepted.
 The Chicago company's bid was the highest bid accompanied by a certified check This bid was S21,302.50 or a premium of s1,302.5O which is con. sidered very fattering offer for the city of Douglas at such times as the present. There were eleven other bids ranging all the way from par up to the bid which secured the award
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27
GOV. CURRY HOME
 FROM WASHINGTON VISIT

SANTA FEE, N. NJ, May 26.-Gov- ernor George Curry returned from Washington, D. C., where he attend ed the conference of governors at the white house and in conjunction with Delegate to Congress W. H. Andrews worked for the passage of New Mexi- co measures in congress and on be- half of constituents in the depart ments
 Governor Curry declares that state hood for New Mexico is assured in less than a year and that Senator Beveridge and Representative Hamil- ton and probably other members of the committees on territories in con- gress will shortly visit New Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27
Fire Department Out.

The burning of an automobile Uc longing to Dick Hartman in the rear of the Pike saloon last night at about 11:45 o'clock created considerable excitement on the streets. The alarm was sounded by the functions whis- tie. and in a very short time the t1re department had lead of hose at the scene of the blaze. Water was, how ever, of no use, as the blaze was caus- ed by gasoline, and water would tend to spread it and endanger property in the vicinity. The quick work UI tue volunteers was commended on every hand last night, even If their efforts were useless. The fire was caused by an explosion occurring when the reservoir was being filled The ma chine was almost completely de strcye1.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27

Territory of Arizona, County of Co, Chise, ss.
 I, R. NJ. Moore, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
 2 NJ. MOORE, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 23d day of May 1908. Correct-Attest
 W. H. RANKIN, Notary Public. B. CARETTO.
 WILL E. MCKEE,
 CHAS. LOCKING,
 Directors.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27
Chicken Thieves About.

The chicken coop of J. H. Ritter was entered last night and several of his fancy fowls were carried of by interruptions persons. No ciew.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27
Cochise County

peming, Mich. where he will spend the summer months. Neelan had the misfortune to have his left eye in jured some time ago, and since that time he had been having trouble with if
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27
Rumored MarrIaae

It is reported that a well known hoisting engineer of Lowell will be welded to a young lady from Tucson in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27
Goes North.

Jack W. Neelan, a well known resi- dent of Lowell for some time, left this evening for his old home in Ish-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST
 COMPANY.
RESOURCES

At Bfsbee, in the Territory of Ari- zona, at the close of business May 14th, 1908.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27
Horses Recovered.

Deputy Sheriff Frank Bauer has re turned from a several days trip in the hills looking for stolen horses. He was successful in his errand, bringing back two horses which dis appeared from their stables some time ago. One of them was his own property, while the other is the prop erty of William Davis, also of Low ell. The animals were found in a canyon at the north end of Mule mountains.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27
BURGLARS ENTER
 BAKERvILLE STORE Garry Off Goods Valued at St50 Last Sunday Night,
 Mexicans Suspected.
Lowell. Ariz., May 26, 19O8.

LOWeII, Arlz., May 70 I5Vo'
 Sometime during Sunday night burglars entered the store O. B. A. Taylor at Bakerville and carried Gn a considerable amount of merchar- d-se Entrance was gained by cut ting the wire screen in the back dOor ar,d breaking the glass of ar inner door, thereby securing access to the store room. Among the articles taken were thirty pairs of shoes, several bolts of wash goods, overalls, hats, Til bons, etc. The officers have been working necessarily on several clews and expect to apprehend the guilty parties, who are supposed to be Mex jeans. The value of the articles stolen amounts to about S150. The store is in charge of Mrs. Taylor.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27
One Drunk.

PomfIo Mandril was given 8 jail sentence this morning by Justice Grier for disturbing the peace.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27

Angeles. Corner 7th and Hope streets. Opp. Postoffice. Beautifully Furnished
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-27
Chamberlain's CoIic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy

It never fails and is pleasant to take. It is equally valuable for children. It Is famous for its cures over a large part oj the civilized world
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-28
Death of James o. Wells.

Mr.. and Mrs. Os. Wells received :
telegram yesterday from Mr.. G. l.
Trabcrt, of Minneapolis, Mim.,
bringing the sad intelligence IF the
death Of their son, DR.. JAS. y. Wells,
which occurred OH Wednesday. Tie
burial and funeral will be held il
Minneapolis today. -
DR.. Wells was about 40 wears v
and graduated a; l.rwhcrly "a
lit 1892. After graduation ne - -
-'h'"i in tbs county f1r rc;lr years.
I'm lS.M he went to 'Minnc.,, .,,..s AID
entered The State University. taking a
post graduate course and course in
dentistry. \
After graduation he practiced hA
profession in the city Of N1inniapoEH
and for the past several years mas
been instructor in bridge and crown
work in the University in addition to
practicin" his profession.
DR.. Wells was married about two
years ago and in addition to his other
relatives leaves Il wife and little
babc. lie was on Il visit to his par
cnts and other relatives in Ncwberry,
accompanied by his wife last sum-
mcr.
DR.. Wells had made a success of his
profession and had risen rapidly, and
IT IL sad that he should be cut down
IN his young manhood. His many
friends in this county will extend
their Slncercst sympathy to those who
are most Sorcly bcreavcd.
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president, and holds that position at
this time. Hc was also member of
the board Of trustees Of the Ncwbcrrv
graded school, and chairman Of that
board for number of wears; in fact
until life tenure on the board was
abolished by act of the legislature,
and the board Of trustees reduced to
five. In 1902 Mr. Johnstone was COM
missioned by the federal government
as cotton statistician for Newbcrry
county, and he has been appointed
from year to year since and holds that
position at this time. The duties Of
that position are to gather up cotton
statistics and make monthly report
to the federal government as to the
amount of cotton ginncr and on hand
SO that the government reports can be
made.
Mr.. Johnstonc is engaged in farm
ing and is also president Of the Far
mcrs' Oil mill, and was engaged in
the mule business until elected to the
Legislature, when ]lc retired from this
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-28
TC BUILD FERRY.
Citizens Decide to Arrange for Ferry
at Steel Bridge and Pay Ferry
man.

a meeting of the citizens was held
IN the chamber of commerce rooms
yesterday afternoon TO take into con-
sidrratinn what is best to be done in
view Of the steel bridge over Saluda
river having been washed away bv
the frcshct
1t was decided to authorize Super
vi.or j. Monroe Wicker to build the
ferry at once, the cost Of building the
flat t" be provided by the citizens of
the town and the salary of the ferry
M" Guaranteed by the chamber of
commerce.
Mr.. Wicker estimates that the con-
struction Of the ferry will cost $3.50.
The following committee from the
citizens meeting was appointed to
raise the money which they will pro-
cccd to do at once: John NJ. Kinard.
chalrman: G. r. Summer, PAT r..
Scott, @. Klcttncr. and w. IT. Shell
ley.
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From The Springfield Riot.

Mr.. y. f. Baxter has brother who
lives in Springfield. ILL.,, the seat of
he recent race riots Il,s name is
Noah l.. Baxter. and ne is engaged in
he retail grocery business at Sixth
street and Grant avenue. in SPRING
field.
lie has sent his brother, Mr.. p. F..
Baxter, Il pamphlet entitled "Photo-
graphic Views of the Great Spring.
field Race War, August, 19OS.' This
pamphlet depicts with photographic
views the work Of the mob in venting
their wrath on the blacks.
There are views showing the de-
Ertuction of buildings and automo-
hilcs. IT such violence towards the
blacks had taken place in the South
some of our Northern friends would
have thought very differently of the
situation
The pamphlet may be had for twcn-
tv-fivc cents
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PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Movements Of Newberrians and Those
Who Visit Newberry and 9th
er Happenings.

Mrs. w. p. Johnson, Of Newberry,
who has been visiting her son, DR.. J.
G. johnson, left Saturday morning
for Greensboro, N. c., to visit her
daughter, Mrs. +. G. Spearman. DR..
johnson accompanied her and will re-
turn today.-Chester Lantern, 25th.
Mrs. G. D. Davenport and children,
of Newberry, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. Henry Ochler.-Chester Lantern,
25th.
Miss Bessie Day, who has been Wis
iting i'll Charleston, has returned to
her home.
Miss Minnie Gist, Of Union. who has
been visiting her brother Mr.. Nat
left Wednesday for Greenwood where
she will spend while before return
ing to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c Hatchctte, of
Ashcvillc, n. c., and Miss Carrie
Jackson, Of Spartanburg, were the
guests of Mrs. J. II. West, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Adams left Tues
day for Lccsvillc to spend some time.
The Rev. j. f.. James will be in
stalled as pastor Of Avcleigh Presby-
tcrian church on next Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. James w. McKittrick leaves
today for Fountain Inn to take ch ?ree
of high school recently established
ut Fork Shoals. Mr.. McKiitricl1
taught last year at Bcnncttsvillc, and
his success at BcnncttsvilIc has gain
ed for him this meritcd promotion.
There will be regular service at the
First Baptist church next Sunday
morning. preachin" by the pastor,
Rev. G.. \. Wright.
Rev. NJ. j. Epting, of Savannah,
Ga, will preach in the Lutheran
Church of the Rcdccmcr next Sunday
morning.
AIR. John b. Maycs. who has been
in the Northern markets. returned
home from New York on Wednesday.
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c., N. g. L. TIED UP.
Back Water From Saluda River Two
Feet Over The Track at
Leaphart.

After the arrival of the G., n. & l..
passenger at 1856 yesterday traffic
on The Columbia, Ncwberry and Laur-
ems rpad was cut Off The passenger
going towards Columbia was stopped
at Newberry on account of back water
from Saluda river being two feet over
the track at Lcaphart. The train from
Columbia which was due to arrive in
Ncwberry at 7.25 yesterday afternoon
did not leave Columbia.
With the water over the c.. N. &
l.. track at Lcaphart Ncwbcrry is en-
tircly cut off from railway connection
with the OutSide world.
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when | think Of the utter impotence
Of even Kibler's massive hand, as if
systematically fluttcrs around o'er
the shining pate Of Wychc in search
Of soap lock, that he may hold the
Sandstone phiz above the sccthing
whirlpool of cxtrancons appropria-
tons.
But the clouds vii roll by, the earth
become dry. or it ought to, for, on
the day which is two We *; from the
18th Of August, there will he an cx.
hibition of yc oldcn ti",n rough and
tumble wrestles-to-a-finsh for the pos
SO ssion of the badge of office Of "T,nll
Currier Gcncral.' with the chances
slightly in favor Of the original claim
ant. | am led to cXclaim in the IAN
9uaec Of the poet Of Hunt street:
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Death of Mrs. Susan M. Smith.

Mrs. Susan NJ. Smith died at the
home of her son, Mr.. NJ. B. Smith,
near Vaughnville, on August 20, aged
sixty-fivc years.
Mrs. Smith was a daughter of Mr..
f. Is. Higgins, Of Ncwbcrry. She is
survived by her sister, Mrs. Lipford,
and one son. Mr.. NJ. B. Smith, and
three daughters, Mrs. n. j. Davcn-
port Mrs. w. T. Chappcll, and Mrs.
j. W. K0on.
She was buried at Roscmom ceme-
terry, Ncwbcrry, on August 81, the
Funeral services being conducted bv
the Rev. G. A. Wright.
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FATHERLY ADVICE.
Mr.. Higgins Tells The Voters in New
berry County What He Knows
About Politics.
Mr.. Higgins to the Voters.

To the voters of Ncwberry county:
For several years I have been closely
associated with You in one capacity
and another, with variable expcricn-
ccs, and have cndcavorcd. at all times
to affect that species of dcportn. .cnt
which expressed appreciation Of my
responsibility. That YOU have re-
ccivcd full value for all favors, even
|, am forced to dmit: and permit
me to assure You that it is with Il great
deal Of reluctance that I am com
PEELED to express disapprobation Of
your course in the recent primar,
and, as unfortunate for Won, as IT
may be, and as sorrowful to me, 10 ac-
quaint You with the fact that cannot,
with any degree Of self respect what
ever. consent to serve YOU in Il lcgis-
lativc capacity for the term Of two
years. bespeak your kindest con-
Sidcration for the two youths who
have rushed blindly into the turbulent
waters. where such angelic frames as
| can scarcely swim. and I shuld.r
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A Gard.

I desire to express to the voters Of
Newberry county my heartfelt graft
tc.lc for their great kin.ln.s: ~ en-
:rn','ing the Office ot auditor to my
father and to me fo' SO pnny years.
I shall retire from the Office with
a keen appreciation Of the generous
support received in the recent pri-
mary election, and with nothing but
the kindest feeling towards those
that did not support me.
Wm. VI Cr0mrr.
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Street, and scent her childhDpd days
in that neiehbnrhood.
Mr.. .Joln#:nnc is about 50 ,cars old
and is at present member of the
legislature from this county In the
organization of Clemson college he
WAS elected b. the legislature mem
Der Of the board Of trustees Of that
institution, and did good service in
organizing and building the college.
Ile was defeated for reelection on the
board by the legislature; but a couple
Of years ago when there was ava
cancy in the life membership, the
h"1rd elected him to that vacancy.
lest '""r. .'"n the resignation of
MIR. SimpSoN rs president Of the
board, Mr.. Johnstone was elected
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-08-28
Baracas Give "Bull's Eve Party.'

The young men of the Baraca Class
entertained their friends with target
shooting and other amusements on
the evening Of August 18th, at the
home of Mr.. J. Fl. West.
OF the thirty present, Mr.. r. M.
Werts, vice president Of the class, was
the star marksman. Tie "madc eood'
when a match was placed on the tar
get.
Music and refreshments added ia
the pleasure of the occasion.
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Church Notice.

There will be union service at
Unity next Sabbath. beginning at
1890 Il. H.. and continuing into the
afternoon. Mr.. J. I. Mccain, profesS5,
of English in ErSkinc college, will d.
liver two addresses. In addition, Dr.
NJ. a. Rcnwick. J. G. Necl. S. s
Bir"c, Dr.. w. c. Brown and Prof. f
B. Cannon will address the meeting
Everybody come.
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Gentlemen of tho jury.

The following jurors have been
drawn to serve in the court of COM
mon pleas for the week beginning
II:
Poscv G.. Glenn.
W. W. Berley.
S. W. Brown.
j. L. Miller.
James L. DeHart.
j. B. Walton.
j. j. Hentz.
70. @. Wilson.
II. a. Dominick.
j. B. Brchmcr.
Syrus B. Schumpcrt.
w. II. Hunter.
W. II. Lominick.
William johnson.
w. r. Reid.
y. flaync Hawkins.
J. 7. Baker
W. B. Harmon.
r. T. Pugh.
II. p. Wicker.
j. A. Wallace.
p. C. Singlcy.
j. B. Black.
N. Y. Dennis.
j. G. Brown.
j. S. Wcrts.
I. p. Cannon.
a. G.. Wise.
Clark b. Eddy.
d. a. Livingston.
d. T.. Schumpcrt.
D. B. Cook.
]. a. Burton.
c. II. Shannon.
G.. S. Long.
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Card of Thanks.

We desire through these columns to
thank our ncighbors and friends for
their kindness to us during the re-
cent illness of our little Eula Nav.
We greatly appreciate the attention
given, and help rendered, and pray
Gods blessings upon all.
Sincerely,
Mr.. and Mrs O. S. Gorcc.
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Silver Street Lutheran Church

There will be Sunday school at the
Silver Street Lutheran church next
N'"d'v morning nj 10 o 'clGrk. At II
" 'c'"rk there will be communion SER
vie" r'Nductcd by the Rev. s. p. Koon,
pastor Of ST. T.ukc's church. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
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NORTHUMBERLAND

Married by Rev. O. l.. DuRant, Au-
gust o. 1908, at Souls Chapel, Mr.. A..
j. Merchant and Miss Maud Kelley,
both Of Naughnvillc. Ncwberry coun-
ty.
Laurcns paper please copy.
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A CARD.

10 the Voters of Ncwbrrry Conn.,
~: Iermt me to express my hearty
appreciation Of the support You gave
me on the lay Of the first primary,
and allow me to assure y,.,, that if
elected, YOU shall have no cause tc
regret same. In either event ! sha
always treasure the memory Of vol
kindness.
l.. |. Feagle.
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Mr.. Jno. G. Goggans.

Mr.. John c. Goggans, who is NOM
mated without opposition for
clerk Of the court, will enter upon his
third term in January.
Mr.. II. Fl. Rikard is renominated
for appointment as master of this
county. Mr.. Rikard has served as
master for two terms. Mr. Rikard is
a native of this county and a graduate
of Ncwberry college.
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business. lie was educated at the
University Of Virginia. Although al
ways active in politics in the county
he was never Il candidate before the
people until he ran for the house two
years ago.
DR.. Q. T. Wyche.
DR.. G. II. Wyche, one Of the men,
bcr: elected to the house, Is a native
Of North Carolina, but has been in
Newberry for about twenty-five
years, and has practiced medicine at
Prosperity and lower No. 8 during
this time, and is at present actively
engaged in the practice Of medicine.
'!c owns a drug store in Prosperity,
and has served three terms as Il men,
Der Of the house of representatives
from this county. and is now nomin-
%ted for the fourth term
Mr.. Arthur Kibler.
Mr.. Arthur Kiblcr, the other men,
Der who is nominated for the house,
l.; native Of Newbcrry county, and
is graduate Of Newbcrry college in
the class Of 1884. He served as school
commissioner from 1883 to 1892, two
terms. In 1896 he was elected to the
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A CARD.

Mr.. Editor: T take thiS method Of
expressing to my friends and voters
Of No. II my sinccrcst thanks for the
handsome vote given in the first pri-
mary. Respectfully yours,
G.. L. Graham