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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-03-25

which brand do uses Why. canad. Sap.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-03-25

A mans idea Of values depends o.
whether he wants to buy or sell.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-03-25

Red. Weak. Weary, watery Eyes
Relieved by Murine Eye Remedy. Com
pounded by Experienced Physicians. Con
forms to Pure Food and Drug Laws. MI
rine Doesn't Smart; Soothes Eye Pain.
Try Murine In Your Eyes. At Druggists.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-03-25
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from womans ailments invited write to the names and
addresses here gven positive proof that Lydia Pnhans
Vegetable Compound does female ills
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-03-25

ua0 III zoo n80 not maze US
Husband Quietly )-One more rib
Widow.
ONLY ONE .nROMO QUlNlNE..
ssnasaSs ~ y kSS 3TlS "a oSS VIA sGs
over 70 Cure Cold ii in One Ess. as so - "'''s
Women would have NO use for mir
rors that would enable them to see
themselves AZ others see them.
WE PAY Toilets. FOR COW HIDES
and high price for furs. Sell traps cheap.
~. w. Hide 4 Fur Co.. Minneapolis, Mimi,
The assistance We get is seldom sat
tsfactory. The best way 10 not to
need 1t.
Which brand do use? Why. Canada Sap.
The professional tramp never pune.
lures his tire.
cr,..,,,., Use Allen.s Feot.Eass
ssss. ooin,as sTsiks os &
| A mans idea of values depends ON
whether he wants to buy or sell.
| Mrs. WinoloW'e 0oothlne syrup.
For children teethns. softeas the gums, reduces =
1t 10 what 1t IL cracked up to be-" Il
It 10 ice.
| Gee Whiz is 8 times xweeter than corn syrup
A good sermon is often spoiled BY
had dinner.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

Major A. n. Mcintyre lefl Tuesday evening for New York and trip oi three weeks through Pennsylvania, and as far South as Mashington.
 "A correspondent asks "t'an you tell why they have such heaft-fending scenes in ,he moving pictures in Brad leys theatre Why not something jol. iysa We do not know. Moving pie tures always seem to Us something un- canny,l and therefore anything jolly would seem ludicrous.
 All who witnessed Mrs. Johrson's 's Minstreis in Union Hall some yeas ago, will be glad to know that the h. A. R. have secured the company for one afternoon in Odd Fellows hall, Friday, April ie, al s.so o'clock. There will be several new acts and the after noon will conclude with aplay, '',rhe Real Thing. The proceeds will ee devoted to the repeirs at the Old Gem eters.
 --Hehrws in this city, of whom al present there t> considerable number. observed the feast of the Passover selemn service, eommemoraiing, the slay ing ef the tlrst.hon If everything in Egypt, except The Israelites who had the lintels of their doors snrinklesi with hlo<si, N hose homes were passed over Tuesday, with services eondae- ted by ltahhi N aelits
 Next week fnaas. April ath will tx Fast nay eN appointment eG Cover. nor Lslley. uMtci church serNiees aiii k held at The Methodist church al l0 o'clock in the morning
 PoSg office hours for Esst Day, April wiil k a~ follows. osiice open frem essa a. m. 10 l. m.s and fvom asso to : P, sn. Money sssss. division closed, Che dchNssy hs oalh ciiA aad rural carriers.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
.ity couft-raller Acting Jaags.

George Paris was before the court on saturday charged with peddIing with out license, The ease was continued until April l2.
 -Satutalay night Mrs. Lambert, col ofed. who lives al some way station be- tween this city and Nillimantic, got intoxicated, lost her train and wander ed down the fiser road east of the Hos pital, and began to set up shouting That could be heard on South Main sf. Officers went To the scene and located her by the noise in elnmp of bushes. She was so drunk she could scarcely stand. She appeared in court Monday morning. Judgment WAS suspended and she WAS allowed to 20.
 Alfred Osier was before his honor on Tuesday morning charged with non support. This case was one of the usu- al family differences with two sides to the story. His wife finally decided that she would 20 back and live with him. He was put under bond of si0o to assure the payment 10 her of s4 a week, provided they separated again.
 Joseph Cummings was sentenced to pay fine and costs of sio09 and to 10 days in Jail, on Wednesday morning. enness, breach of the peace and assault.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
n..r.s.-.4,lnr .n,emel,,le..

Automobiles are multiplying 70 fast that there must soon be q stringent law pas.ed forblddinz a speed greater than four miles an hour in city streets and main streets Of villages, and even at that speed they are more dangerous than horse vehicles going twice that speed.
 Putnam has been very fortunate in escaping fatalities from swift-speeding automobiles, for they are occasionally seen going through the streets al the rapid rate of twenty and thirty miles an hour. some haif-breadth escapes have been reported. Mrs. Albert Gran ger, an aged lady, narrowly escaped being run down on Elm street Thurs day afternoon, last week, by sn auto driven by Danielson party. The ma chine whifled around BugDee's corner, headed down Elm street just as Mrs. Granger started to cross the street al the north end of Ballard & Clark < store. 5he happened to look up just as the auto was rushing upon her, and in her haste to escape being struck she fell to the ground, the wheels passing close to her. Tine chauffeur stopped his machine and got out and helped the oid Lady. She was only badly shaken up, and WAS taken Into n store, and af- ter few minutes rest proceeded on her way.
 There will be large increase in the number of machines Tn this city this season-ene agent alone here having placed orders for hsc machines. The owners must see the necessity of being extra careful. It will be a fearful thing to have the responsibility of causing q fatal Of even a serious accident.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
w,nanam County Medical Society.

The si xteenth annual meeting of the Nindham County Medical Society will be held at the Putnam Inn, this city, Thursday. April h. The order of bust. ness Will be as follows.
 lD..n n. m., call to order and remarks by the President, K. (. Paine, of Thompson, reading of the minutes oi the annual and semi. i.annual meetings; reception ef delegates, election of pro posed members special and miscela- neous business; reading and discussing of papers.
 Obituaries ;--Dr. r. Morton Hills, Theodore R. Parker, W Il. Judson.
 Tetanns, its Serum Therapy with report of easel, Dr. Owen O'Neil. Willimantic.
 The Normal Confinement, br. F. F. Perry, Putnam.
 Five.minute Papers: Veronal. Dr. r. E. Guild; Aspirin, Dr. RienA Robin. son: Tuberculin. Df. NJ. ] Bullsrd; Nrotropin, pr. ]. NJ. Burroughs: He roin, Dr K. (. White; Diphiheria An titoxin, Dr, C. C. Gildersleese.
 Discussion Of papers in the order of each. . ,
 The names of Louis Irving Mason, NJ. n, of Willmantie, and Joseph Ma poleon Lauehrs, of Putnam, will be proposed for membership.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
Bradley Theater

This Thursday night "IfS. Wigs of the Cabbage Patehh plays return date. Prices 25c tD st.
 Two high priced vaudeville seis have beeu engaged for next Monday Tues ltny and Wednesday. The Musical Hennetls nfe the headlinefs in il panto= mime musical aei in which the iHstfn- ments magIeally appear and disappear Come and se. Inc mysterious woman, whose head, arms, and body, are cut of ae ain attached to the body, assume life and take part III the program. Five people are required to take charge Of the stage settings of this act. The NJ lnhattan Sewsboys' qnaftette will appear In musical comedy sketch. The regular motion picture program VII be shown in connection with the above two acts. Evening prices, 5c, lOc and Joe, afternoons lOc.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

when the first begun. West did some clever duckine and blocking and It was seldom the eolpfed boy Rai through his guard except b reach hts body, bat this he did iu nearly -eyery tonnd.
 We are in receipt of eommaniea. tion rom Kid Williams of Bridgeport, i, in which he says lie would like To meet the best man of the McculIough- freebofn go, claiming Mccullough side stepped when T match hnd been arranged between them at the stand. ard Athletic Club, March Blst.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09
melinda's Easter hat.

Meliads Waters went to town. And in a wiliiuera shop Ste saw turbau Wiih A plume uf Nhlskbr3ofu shape on top. She bousht frame untriInmed. and
 hof4s
 ahe hied and down she sat Vilh Jegemiais shaving brush sbe daeAsl that Easter hat. Melinda Waters act the style she went ta church. and io. Nov evets man for miles around Must let bia whlskefs KfoW For all haf ffien1s beheia her hat And marked lhe piur4s upon Ii. And each one 'aoa q shaving brush To ti8m hs saatar haanet
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

The last Of the American troops haN [ left Cuba, and now that little Republic will have Us power lo stand alone lest cd again.
 An old Irish servant who had been with family in New Brunswick, N. ], was honofcd on her solh birthday by snmp.aous d,nnef, at which the entire family and many of the citizens sat with her to express their love.
 What's the reason your boy doesn't | like to work on iarmf He's fond of outdoor exercise" "l'm workin' on that problem now, :" answered Farmer neepfoot. "li these uplift experts could make arrangements To have ploaghin records printed in the sport in news, think Josh could be persua. ded to take an interest.
 The British government proposes to build eight new hreadnonghts. and Canada, Australia and New Zealand are each to add one to the namhef, Now each of tlle other great Powers, including the nited States, will feel compelled 10 strengthen their navies with additional pfeadnoaghts to keep even. And se il will go an until the weaker ones heeane bankrupt.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

Tie pufe fee.i sN k designed hs The Government ta agaseel the pabllo from iniAnuA> imN nesiieAGs iii hata 1oa,ts And drugs iI ls AeneAcial b0tA k the paa.is aad ta tAe conscientious manufacturer. H.iN s Ireagn Balm, A successful fsnaesl9 gaF cold in the head. nasal easaFghs hay fever, c1e., contain lng uo injurious drugs meets tailS tic requirements Qa sAe neW, and fhat fact k prominently stated on every pack age. 1T contains Aene of the injurious drugs which are required hs the lsw la tx mentioned ea the lanSl. ilei.es you can use II safely.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

A trial will prove that CE- : MENTIUM fills long felt want in every home.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

Stops itching instantly, Caes piles. eczema. salt rlteaa. letter. Itch, hives, heTpes, sc aeles- nasn Ointment. Al any drug slore.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

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Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

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Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

ksfore yaa make contract Tor GOV enne fof seaf budding aad ont aeeut Carpenter -Meri0n Roofing. IL s@tti net crack la eald weather, of soften up tn Aot weAtheG. lt gives Noa all tae protection thai it ls possible io get, and il K less eNne0s5se than aeN ataef hish grade Roofing MAlesiak Booklet ffee. M klnAeA \ -.la.
Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

N st'osrt Of Probate held af Thompson with Ain and for the district of Thompson on the s-th day Of March. ises.
 Present.. George $. Crosby. Judge 0a motion of Charles l.. Tarrey Of Putnam fann., Admiaisfraior on the ictsSfste estate of Rata Ann Gonserss, late af Ihomyson within said district. deees>esL
 Tass tenrt doth decree ths. six months from aate h~reaf bs allowed and limited Tor The creditors of said estate 70 exhibit fheir claims against the same Ia the said Administrator and asrseis that public notsce b Esxen II Khis order eY advertising ta nsw~ paper published in Put nana having eireafAEkaai Ia~aIs district and Ae pa=Tinz ! copy thereof ea fhe patllc sigu-f4sSt fa said Town ef rhamtss0n neArsSt the place wbsFe the arceaSesi izss d@eit-
 Cerx4Fra f~ua Record.
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Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

ATs Court of Probate holden af Putnam gAwithin snd for the dssgFaet os Putnam on the srt day of Aprti. A- D. Is.as
 fressnt, Ed~sFd q. Wright. Judge. Estate cs Mar Aarpks. iAte es PainAu in ssia district, secrAsrs. The AasRia&StrAfrix .ts Aenss hsvtnE mSsie writfea anatiez riaa to sad court. in acceEtAne~ vita tne ssasats for sB sfisf of sale af the ehole er part sf ths rpi estagr described tetrsn f Is ar.ffesi ttmg saia spglSeAEsen oe heard Ar toe f,rao1te osnre la Putnam on the issA day of Apra taAa al le o'clock ta sas aaeanau7l, 4Hd tbaf nss.ars thsrxcs ha ssven. es inserting q raau of ,Als saF.ser sa tax eafnsa= fssrzaf. ] ns~sElsasF hsvtax ciTca zEsea ID sad Ds:rist. 4aA that rs- vsrn aAsis so fhfs GaQrs-
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Putnam patriot., 1909-04-09

-ilaFtiefd has heen one of the tirt cities to adopt voting machines, and tts papers haNeglveu testimony to their great superiority over the common me. shod of recording votes. They dis penSe with the labot and expense now
 required, the results ef the vote are un- failingly recorded .andar made known as soon as the last vote recorded. As Il is now men are sometimes kept up half the night counting the votes, and if the voting k close, and recount Is demanded, the long processaof counting the ballots has to oe gone over again, invariably to find errors. In prepara- ton for the municipal election, held on Tuesday, a number of "motiel" voting machines had been on exhibition to in- slfuct the citizen how Ia vote. AS il k not the special duty of any one 10 in- treauee new methods and inventions to change the way of executing public affairs, it comes within the line of pub lie service which the Business Mems Association have undertaken to per form, To eniighlen our citizens about the ads aatages ai the voting machine.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-03-19
Silver Street News.

Silver Street, March live are
having few days Of fine weather.
Grain is looking fine and bids fair
for a good crop.
Farmers are hauling lots Of fertill-
zers.
There will be another store in town
soon.
The. church here is about completed
and it is certainly good piece OF
work. ..
Mr.. H. T. Fellers Was in town yes
terday. also Rev. S. P. Koon.
Mr.. S. L. Fellers, Of Prosperity, has
been here for a few days doing soma
tin work.
Mrs. K. S. St;'!!well has been quite
sick but we are glad to state she l:
improving.
Mrs. Fulmer, of Little Mountain
was up to see her sister, Mrs. Still
we'll, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Epting, of Little Noun
tain, is staying with her sister, Mrs
Stilwell, this week.
Miss May Crouch, Of Batesburg, i:
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. P. Long.
Mr.. Dan Livingston is putting the
Dead Fall road in good condition. We
wish others would follow suit.
Messrs. W. K. Sigh and Frank R
Hunter we're here this week making
land deal.
There will be preaching in the
school house for while, the first and
third Sundays, until the church Is
ready.
Scribler.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-03-19
RULE DISCHARGED.
Oscar w. Roberts Fails in Efforts to
Force Graded School to Admit
His Daughter.

Judge Prince, yesterday discharged
the rule in the matter Of Oscar w.
Roberts, petitioner, VS.. W. A. Stuck
ey, superintendent of the Newberry
Graded schools. It will be recalled
that Roberts sought a mandamus to
require the Newberry schools to ad.
nit his daughter to the first grade,
the school setting up as defence a
rule which forbids the superintend-
emit to admit a pupil to the first
grade after October Is following the
opening of the school. Judge Prince
held that this rule was not repugnant
to law, and was a reasonable reglla-
ton. The petitioner was represent
ed by E. S. Blease, Esq, and the
school by Messrs. Mower & Bynum
and Johnstone & Cronner.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-03-19
In the Original Greek. |

DR.. J. NJ. Kibler, one of Newber-
rvs popular physicians, has two
daughters at Randolph-Maeon college.
The young ladies of the Greek de-
paztment of this time-honored insh-
tuition recently gave a play entitled
"The Alceshs Of Eu1ipides'' render
ed in the original Greek. In this play
Misses Bessie and Julia Kibler, Of
this city, took part. Miss Bessie
took two parts, one the man-servant
and the other Pheres. Miss Julia
Kibler was a member Of the chorus,
and the chorus as well as the whole
play was rendered In the original
Greek.
The professors Of ancient languag-,
es of the University of Virginia and
Columbia college, Washington, D. G.,
Washington and Lee University, and
Randolph Macon Boys college, and
many other noted educators were
present.
The scenery for the play was paint
ed by the Art Department Of the COL
lege.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-03-19
THE NEWS OF EXCELSIOR.
Improvements Being Made-Young
Mems Prayer Meeting
Hodges to Preach.

Excelsior, March 18.-Mr. Aumerle
Singley, Of Newberry college, spent
Sunday at home.
Our school is moving On nicely with
good attendance.
We have had some big frost TIL:
week after the rain.
Our farmers are hauling guano HOW
while they cant plow.
Mrs. J. H. Kibler has returned
home after spending some time with
her daughter, Mrs. J. D. Stone.
Mrs. J. c.. Cook, who has been sick
for several days is much better, glad
to say. =.
The rains have put the public road:
in a bad condition.
We learn that some more OF ou1
people will touch up their dwellings
with the paint brush in the near fu-
ture.
Mrs. J. S. Wheeler and children
have been spending a few days with
her sister at Little Mountain.
Mrs. Caroline Cook is visiting her
daughter near Prosperity.
There is some talk of organizing
young mems prayer meeting in this
section. Such meeting would be
helpful to old and young.
We take pleasure in announcing
that the Rev. j. L. Hodges will preach
here again next Saturday night, Sun
day afternoon and Sunday night. Mr.
Hodges is an able speaker and it will
be quite a treat for the people to
hear him again. Public cordially III
vited to the services.
Sigma.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-03-19
Lou J. Beauchamp Coming.

The fifth and last number Of the
Lyceum is "Everybody's Friend, !"
Lou Beauchamp. He will be Ill Hol-
land Hall on the evening Of March
18th. Mr.. Beauchamp is "Tbe think
er who makes you laugh and tine
humorist who makes you think. "
His favorite lecture is "Take the
Sunny Side. -
Mr.. Beauchamp is man OF Won
derful magnetism, and besides being
perhaps the most fluent speaker on
the American platform today, he IS
also a very eloquent speaker and al
orator of high magnitude. For oTer
twenty years he has been before the
America public, and he is loved and
hoaored by the people Of the entire
country. Everyone In Newberry
should endeavor to hear Mr.. Beau
champ on Thursday might, March 23.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-03-19
THE NEWS OF WHITMIRE.
Flourishing Band of Eope-Death of
Mrs. Brannon-New Millinery
Openings Soon.

Whitmire, March 19.-Miss Mildred
Hudson, 11ii.iner Of the Glen-Lowry
Manufacturing Co. store has return
ed to her post of duty. Miss Hudson
has been with us several seasons,
many pretty creations have come from
her magic touch, she will soon be hav-
ing her spring opening and will well
come her lady friends to the store.
Mr.. Jno. P. FAINT has returned from
visit of several days to his sister,
Mrs. J. K. Glider.
Mr.. Henry Miller has returned
from a visit to his parents at Cross
Hill.
Mrs. ". E. Elmore spent last week
with her mother, Mrs. Benson Suber;
we were sorry to learn of Mrs. Suber 5
illness.
Our flourishing Band of Hope pre-
sided over by Miss Reba Nance and
directed by Mrs. J. E. Cofield, met
at the chapel on Saturday afternoon.
After singing a few humns Mr.. Allen
Nance, hoisted the beautiful banner
bearing the palmetto tree and all
the youthful soldiers in our temper
ance army fell into line. They march
ed to the home of Mrs. L. c. Davis,
where they enjoyed themselves at
their pound party. Oh! the many
nice things which they had to eat!
Isn't it nice to make children happy?
and what glorious army this is. 1
hope these soldiers will be victorious
and gain the day.
"There is little drinking house,
Which everyone can close, !
And that's that little drinking house
Just underneath your nose.
Mrs. NJ. J. Brannon died at ner
home here on last Wednesday, March
10, and was laid to rest beside her
husband in the family grave yard at
Bullock's Greek, York county. Mrs.
Brannon had been in failing health
for about year and although we are
never ready for the end, still her
death was not unexpected. Mrs.
Brannon was in her 62nd year. She
leaves three sons, Messrs. Vener and
James Brannon, of Whitmire, and Mr..
Louis Brannon, of Mobile, Ala, and
two daughters, Mrs. J. c. johnson, of
Mobile, and Miss Ida Brannon of this
place.
The deceased was a sweet Christian
woman, a loving mother and faithful
friend. She will be missed by all, es-
pecially the daughter, Miss Ida, with
whom she lived and who nursed her
so patiently and lovingly during her
last illness. We extend our sympathy
to the family.
Rev. W. P. Marlborough is conduct
ing special meeting at the Chapel.
Mr.. Charley Briggs has opened the
skating rink in the store formerly oc-
eupied by Mr.. H. V. Taylor.
: Mrs. J. C. Abrams and son James,
spent a few days Of last week with
her son, Mr.. J. W. Hipp.
Mrs. Joseph Payne has moved into
her new house opposite Mr.. J. G. Setz-
ler's.
Mr.. S. A. Jeter and son Cofeld,
were in town Saturday and Sunday:
Nita.