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4 frieul E|T.D III the tasins
Of ,s.,imdn est. the ,Iiss. Ges
ed to exist between the Union Pa
cihc and the Southern Pacific, will
soon be underway; and that SO long
4fcEo th AUssFuSSu ueye4oehTH Ii
.tounakioii!nS sshaaIo Freight
which VI &. EGgAig$a5tnle,, si,s ,fS,PGs, e,
seaport OF the Southern Pacific AZ
San Francisco All of which is "gos.
pei truth" >
HQq fTAaS SsFy9naAl Al3aD4 4,he
following to say; MANY people
about Astoria are watching with de-
cided interest, the tariff action on
.lumbeF Do they look ,as .elosslS to
the. tanning, and, gardeDing Industries
in this, vicinity ,,,s ne 4nsy ask, their
grocer for the Vegetables and fruits
and berries grown near home1 To
grow our own garden products and
use them locally will do more to ad'
vance the prosperity Of this commun-
ity than duty on lumber We do not
have to look 10, .neF wait upon, Con.
-grcss o, grow onrrown gardens and
raise our ovr chickens; thsS are in
our own control, A protective tariff
on humber is OF but little ene6t to
us when we neglect our real home in
dustries and producfs9 s,sre
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Showers.
THE GAMBLING SPIRIT.


.c7sAhtszO kfeEcnS0 gS2aaStsas2 o.
hpMGapatsn aslEsVqNse s srI inde'
foAnaT III aiG dhStl has Slstes and
under all human situations; it is as
much a liviag-sRisit as any other
phase habit or instinct Of mankind
Wit 9fiTH APlIssb i'Tg submit
the easiest courses Of human effort
to subsist. and-the lure OF adventur
Gus risk adds to its charm always.
arIf Is, older than. any law, that. ever
sogght5tas eontrel i and viii vontiive
every such. aw 10, Gays 70 zeore. L
is part asd parcel of ,hupiar trailts
4 ana human courage, and as iriiperisll-
able as human existance. War, polk
tics, business, science, commerce; all
the ayocations and pursuits OF man
partake Of Il aud many sof them
flo1fislf bysis se1gss-Ea -. b.
sw But aheses things do net preclude
.ahe duty and right Of seiviiization to
cafb aAd direct the spirit. which like
- aiI others, nEzy be turned 10 evil ac-
count and example s;Snriety has-the
right TO 1pruteet itseH from every
thing that beSets-it or threatens
ante aands will neyer; forego. that. right.
te0nlg in this peculiar Ease it can but
E1niinifg the evil and iorce Il into hid
ling III is useless to hope for its, an
ssnihllasion. - s,e;s-ss 20 .
4 SGznblfng has its- myriad phases
zahd degrees brEt1the same essential
fsseapefs and purpose is behind. il all
The 1coarser and greSsetalines aDatur-
1,aligs carry ehe greater pffenses 10 THE
phbaie3seTseT of1ieeelcy and these are
stiIe aobjects of the law N its effort @
rRszhtaiiEtlIe fsnciat baIancsfandy spare
neAesyparie of5afisna6oRSi But the in
/ evitable trouble has always beeus that
gsthesiaw-1tsslssis3a al tsnsative gamble
snd5deesanot possess enough of gen
dime Substance: -and- freedom tq2im-
I pressaits offenders: its teezinHeh =.
tHaFestyt aud Hassbeen1mHn-sh handled
s-tUr the point, ofs ineficacy; lit fails ia
aits ofheeso often sosFaWly. SO easily;
J sthatsetes as-a last EesoEts=it5is incap4
anhie ofz permanent attainme1ts in.
lteiEhersthe points ef1eFect, OF, penalty
4 ThissisltAe: attitude ei, gambling
and the-law--AeEe-ia Astoria. as il.
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our neighbors when we write or pie
ture our place and surroundings; We
want them to. show in order that wc
may be better known as a reasSSsntert
an imuAs tASN Noint, and a SNsa ptaer
10 coaSk 10, . Slight them NSantE
Of smallTess we have nestE yat
.&taiq N, Don't forgesrsSAStarta
SretI IA,, is on your maps IN
YOU We oNsNcAs. --Sasy
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-29

We often wonder how any person
can be persuaded into taking any
thing but Foleys Honey and Tar for
coughs colds and lung trouble" Do
not be fooled into accepting %o#n
make" or other substitutes. The ger
uine, contains no. harmful drugs and
is III "a yellow fpackagG Owl Drug
Store, T. F. taUrin. .-,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-29

Tommy Devlin Of philadelphia will
bex Danny Goodwin of Chicago be,
tore. the Utopia Club OF Memphis
esr& in May
UmpireS o'nsy and Emslie are the
only veteran umpires ot the National
League who are nowNprk6R,A a.,
SetheT
sIUnnny King says IN ID lbs
RgNwn the ehamp hN8p %MiNbut
NIaF Wonder il JohF haAhis fingers
tfdsSed when he said MT.
r,s, WGs" .o,, i si fo%S, .sis,. to E55i8ss ''s;
Charley" Doom OF Philadelphia has
-other-hall. players lacking likr
IE9phSRdle Pete,
"Sdmshody touched Umpire Me
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-29

During the spring every one would
be Benefited BY taking Foley's KID
ney Remedy II furnishes a''needed
tonic to the kidneys after the extra
strain of winter, and !itapmifes the
blood by stimulating the kidneys, and
,eausing them to eliminate the. impuri-
ties, from. it. FoIeys Kidney Rem,
edy, ,imparts new life and yigor
Pleasant 3g t9 70 take. Owl Drug store, T.
~ Z.tato,7 Nc5c00l aa4t nj
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ka9g sGi $50 o. "a
Sd: I'd 5sm.si3
b 70 ,,jd0 u 5siI
5 s5~5t9 M v,a
Z 5ncd 10
3 sa5Il 5rs %
B y:aqsa 10. =. uro'
: 7oESG1!3 saf 70
! ~ I'D; s7sI7s5 ,
Z sfsce@ : "a ny
T. t.2 ,1i 5e1
fUsztrs4-- f5'e"
Z 70 ,ssq = F.,
.tf,gs,.. n. H.
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: THE CHEERFUL MESSAGE.


Day By day the cheerful word
comes down from the Inland Empire
country That the sSeFive thcught and
purpose OF the two Score thousands
Of farmers up there are given toHthe
Handing of fhe c6ninion.point' grain
rate at Astoria, and to the subsequent
upsbuildiug Of their export Shipping
business at this sea terminal And ii
Is not Astorians alone who are bring
ing in this news. A well known far
.mer from the Walla WalIa district
spent several days here. recently, and
when he left ne thoroughly under
stood the concept OF his friends and
s-iTr--t}riS-frrfraif and an
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-04-29

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.iiw 5nl a2oa ire7a o ~ 81 NON
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AsToRIRs NAME AND PLACE.

= - = E9'4 .j1.7'-t ~ 2
We shaIf keep on insisting that tie
name 3ahda location Of ASTORIA as q
city 'of 1900 people, established
Upon one Of the finest baysi2 and
waterways Of the Northwest, replete
with every facility and advantage in
icident to a rail and sea terminal, a
port with every natural quality and
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IdAE msR H4ns tnio,I sbI tyere,
but viii sbsU dU Hhs inl ,joIhAk i.
zEssEr a ing his .s;filirspsce for the
spiasHl PIojeEl thaIl MIhfh devils
edl a1lslel chehRer bal aSisker des.
patche Of the up-country wheat.
Apropos Of this situation, the time
must come when Astoria herself Is
to be called upon for prompt and ad-
--eduate vi assistarics n aa9 Sauge -ani
II mdst Be TeSdy4o meet tkE demand
quickly and ispaitSdiy; Gle cannot al.
ford to hesitate or quibble or evince a
single dubie4s- action about it: she
will have to get into line and haf.
ness and give every bit Of clever and
intelligent aid IN her power and on
the instant. -..-'S gas ~ .
And again apropos. we are Just hi
receipt of a letter from Tom Rich!
.ardson. manager Of the Portland
Comnercial Club, saying FIAT he has
never written, said, nor done, 4 thing
relative t6 this matter Of rates and
terminals as Projected by The Far
1ners' Union; sand IN reply We pcan
but say that fhe 7ediror Or ffTs papef
was III tfie Wafla WaIEa esdnttyy: f6f
awtek Tretentfy and heard the sfiar7e
of fiat genffemani used repeatedly, BY
farmers Who Claimed. t4fai sletteFg of
advice, counseling them against any
such departure had been received ard
dise1sstd 6pAflrAfeAIa Iaad 24Ha they
were written by "Tom Richardson
of9 PoFtland-c We depteeaEe- their
error, and euf9 owns and tnusti Ne
Richafdsor@%iHt1ay it torthe univer-
sal tendency among the people of the
Ndrth%test 70 sehargs 9eYe1ything Of
the hind ea1arating frDah Portiahd to
the genial manager of the Cemmers
ciah Club there in;default aof7anS in7
innate acquaintance with others in
the same line7o BUSINESS at, the7 me-
tropolisy-It-iS-dange to be as
pop hIE AfH asa GfadIS ltUpsHas Mr.
Richardson -is=-Ie-was with the samf
Ilnzi'17exactIYs athats we aarpted Hhesr
farmers btDpE4 E4gditqriaG of the 20sh
instant. II
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I'EltHi@"tEAR GEW.,.
A::::: ;:;;::;;:; 6: :; s: i;
took part IN 4 recent BoSton.W Wash.
ington game. Wclter and Arellanes
with the Red Sox and Dolly" Cray
with the Nationals,
iql tlisSalhhiias 0Hsaoihey
ISR9RaSSSadR|ks9asA 9asAS3 S3B:SsttSl%e ttS%'ss y
plaaolRaab2n tssa0 AHnkigh spot
before the season ends,
| Jack Thorey Of the Boston Ameri
cans has not been sent to Muldoon's
BssSRRyssss (1SaEaSsga 2i'toa' "A y
hunting work At Muldonu's, {
Governor Hughes of New York Is
! apt to put the kiboSh on the fight
game. Il he, is ,as successful as, he
was M tfe Var 'akalasf faeS iFaeI Il
win 4t good night tot sht-ppsiiiSw B.,
"J1tR jbR4s6A. AZ kautman..,a. Sam
T.augford ana Sdhdya fsfsas6h all
say they intend to tour Europe,
Some Of the powers on the other side
might take a fancy to this quartet
ard make them Join the army,
Manager George Smith ot the Bis
.ons says that he has the best, team
.tbat has represented Buffalo since the
days Of the civil war, = George means
all right, but Jim MCGUIRE can tel
more ,in- a minute about those ,eivil
war teams than George win eveF
KNOW rg s.ssas. o. 1880 ~ rS! :
On account Of a bis crowd, ot the
Boston National grounds recently
Mike Bowerman, made "A big !, hGp
with q party Of young ladies' BY inyik
ing them to sit on the Doves. bench
And Just before lhs game stated 4
the heartless umpire didn't chase, tho
lgiys. fsep the bench YOU can buy the
Singer building ,toFo eiehty-fYe fsnts
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WING SHOTS,

n HeRey and q ,hrpther lawyer are
. light some kind OF duel just as
soon as the Calhoun trial ends at
n -
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dent admirers Of Francipdp HeueV
will come to wish he might md o,hSt'
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wounded at the siege of Savannah
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-03-19

A fine line of fancy pipes, toys of all
kinds and descriptions, silverware, and
rewelry at Rowett's.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-03-19
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition
CONTEST
DO you Want to a &
tend the Exposition?

You can go and we will pay all the expenses
The NUGGET will send the Alaska
be held in Seattle Washington from October 1902
the popular young lady Owyee County will
every including railroad fare Pullman fare
train hotel bills fares, admission grounds
The contest open any young lady making Owy
bee County.
For each six months subscription to the Nugget $3.50 the
subscriber will be entitled young lady
she desires favor candidate years
scpon at $500 the subscriber will be entitled votes
two years subscription at SO. 90, $50 votes, etc.
Our will begin with this 1909
and will continue for three months (date given ater)
make the trip.
In order that all subscribers the NUGGET may
this contest all paid up subscribers
time of this will EACH
be placed to the credit of any candidate For every dol
lar paid back subscription the subscriber will be en
tied to so votes. Votes will be counted follows
SUBSCRIPTIONS 6 Mos. Tyr. 2yrs. yrs. yrs. yrs.
New SO $50 $50 900 900 1900
OLD 40 100 300 500 $50 hoo
You chose the candidate--We don't
NOW, young Ladies'
here is your chance-
NUGGET
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NOTICE.

Applications for the position OF
Superintendent Of the County Poor
House Farm for the year 1910 are
invited. Election will be held Sat-
urday, Nov. 10th, next. File appll-
CARTONS with the undersigned by
November 10Th. Salary, etc., this day
fixed by resolution of the Board,
which reserves the right to reject any
and all applications.
H. C. Holloway,
Clerk County Board Of Commission
ers.
ll-2-09-5t-2taw.
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The distribution Of the Sea lslano
cotton for 1909 by States IS Florida,
1881; Georgia, 31,186; South Caro-
lima 3, 275.
Mr.. E. G. Scales. Of Texas, who IS a
member Of the bull pool which IN
e,udes James A. Patten, W. P. Brown
and Frank B. Hayne, says that he has
not changed his opinion of the cotton
market as result Of the break OF
the last few days. Prices will 60
back he says, and ultimately cotton
will go to 20 cents, ''and there is
nothing on earth to stop it, ne
added.
Il is quite certain that the cotton
farmers Of the South are determined
TO leave no stone unturned in the ef-
fort TO reach 20 cents cotton. They
know that they have the game IN
their own hands if they only stand
shoulder 10 shoulder. The following
letter, which has had wide clrcula-
+ion at the South, indicates something
Of the feeling existing there:
Tupelo, Miss, Nov. 3, l9o9'
To the Farmers, Merchants and
Bankers of the South:
Stop, think and listen. Do you
know what you are doing! You are
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Gon,at.- of Nnmhorr,r

SIAIE OF SOUId CAhOIlNA,
County of Newberry.
Court of Common Pleas.
J. H. Wicker, L. D. Wicker, W. J.
Wicker, 7. B. Wicker, R. D.
Wicker, Mamie Swygert, Lula
Wicker, Julia Wicker, George
Wicker, Randolph Norris and
Louise Norris, Plaintiffs,
Against
Robert Norris and Robert Wicker,
Defendants.
In compliance with an order of
the Court herein, I will sell to the
highest bidder before the Court
House at Newberry, S. c., Monday,
Salesday, December 6, 1909, during
the legal hours Of sale all that piece,
parcel or tract of land lying and be-
ing situate in No. 5 Township, Coun-
ty of Newberry, State Of South Car
olina, known as the "Kinard Place.,
containing two hundred and sixty
two (262) acres, more or less, bound
ed on the north by land Of Singleton
Jeter, east by land Of Sam Derrick
and H. H. Folk. south by land Of 7.
B. Wicker and west by the public
road from Newberry to Whitmlre.
Also ali that piece, parcel or tract
Of land lying and being situate in
No. II Township; known as the "Or-
Llanda Wicker" place, containing
Three hundred and thirty $780,
acres, more or less, and bounded on
the north by land Of John 0. Koon,
east by land of Junius Long, south
by land of estate Of David Suber,
deceased, and west by land Of Rich
ard H. Hipp and David Ruff. This
tract Of $50 acres will be sold in two
tracts; tract No. ! containing one
hundred and ninety-eight and forty
two one hundredths (198 42-lOO)
acres, more or less, and Tract No. 2,
containing one hundred and fty-two
and twenty-six hundredths, (152 26-
1907 acres, more or less; plats OF
these two tracts are now on file IN the
Masters office and will be exhibited
on day Of sale.
Also all that piece, parcel or tract
of land lying and being situate in
the Town of Newberry, County Of
Newberry, State of South Carolina,
containing two 81 acres, more or
less, bounded on the north by Evans
street, east by Lindsay street, south
by lot Of Mrs. Sarah E. Evans and
west by College street.
Terms Of sale: All Of the above
I described property will be sold for
one-third cash and the balance on a
credit Of one and two years in equal
annual installments, the credit por-
tion to bear interest from day Of sale
at ;he rate Of eight per cent. per an
mum and to be secured by bond of
the purchaser and a mortgage of the
premises sold, with leave TO the pur-
chaser to anticipate payment either
in part or in whole. Purchaser to pay
for papers and recording of same:
II. H. Rikard,
Master.
! November II, 1909.
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: COTTON SITUATION.
rcial and Financial World.

it is true that there w "a
kl drop in cotton quotations on
by last, it is at the same time
that the bears have really mot
to stand upo.-,'' as the old
ylng is, when it comes to any calm
d scientific analysis Of the actual
ton situation
ION the other hand, there is an
erwhelming mass Of evidence 60
to show that while the consump-
3 demand for cotton is going to be
alter than ever, the actual sup
is going to be smaller. than in
Irs. When demand is greater than
kpply, higher prices are .inevltaOle'
This is certain, although the bears
are prone to lose sight Of the fact.
On Monday last the Census Bu-
reau issued a. report showing that y
012,317 bales, counting round bales as
half bales. had been ginned from the
Growth of 1909 to Nov. l, as com
pared with 8,191;557 bales for%19O0'
Bound bales included this year are
1o9,665, compared with 1896 for
1908. Sea Island, 54.332, compared
with 45.479. for 1908.
The report shows the following
comparison Of cotton ginned l4 the
several States up to Nov. l, compared
Ill liz .n,onn doto IN lQIS.
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The Herald and News, $3.50 a year.
LAND AND MILL FOR SALE.

We will sell to the highest bidder
at public sale at Newberry Court
House on Salesday in December that
tract or parcel of land Of the c. D.
Bushardt estate, known as the "Ba-
ker Place." in No. 2 township, six
miles from Newberry, containing
Two hundred and thirty-three (233)
acres, more or less, and bounded by
lands of H. H. Folk, A. &C. Thomas
son and NJ. A. Carlisle. The land is
nearly all in timber and is we'll wa
tered; twenty acres fine bottom land.
Terms Of Sale: One-third cash,
the balance in one and two years
with interest from day Of sale at 8
per cent, the credit portion to be
secured by bond Of the purchaser and
mortgage Of the premises. Purchas-
er to pay for papers and for record
ing same.
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Also, at the same time and place,
the Bushardt Mil, nine miles from
Newberry, with two gins, Boss press,
two corn rocks, one wheat mill, saw
mill, with IS horse power engine and
so horse power boiler-all belted and
geared and in running shape.
Terms as above stated for the land.
C. D. Bushardt,
J.'B. Bushardt.
Nov. Is, 1909.
l1-16-09-4t. ltaw.
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Now is the time to subscribe to The
Herald and News, $3.50 per year.
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SEE WHAT STATE OFFICIALS WRITE:

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, STATE NORTH CAROLINA
Raleigh, March 1oth 1909.
Mr. w. A. McSwain Newberry, S. c. 49,
Dear Sir: :, ,r,o oo.+,
Replying to yours Of the 9th inst, would say The South
en life Trust Co. Greensboro chartered in this State and
licensed bv this departments considered SAFE and SOUND
In ali cases where they register their policies the securities to the
Of their deposited with this department tor pro-
on of their policy and AMPLE Tor THIS Pu
pose. Yours very t1uy y 7,,,1c D VOTING
Insurance Commissioner.
1Ns1RA - DEPARTMENT. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
- Columbia March 10th, 1909.
Mr. W. A. Mcswain Newberry, S. c.
shon1d saw that the Southern Life Trust Co., of Greensboro
the annual statement tor the year
1oo8 now before shows total assets OF about
rns to policy of capital 100000 90 and surplus OF
e1oo 1s7 90 Yours very truly
ol9o''o~' (Signed) F. H. McMASTER,
Insurance Commissioner.
Buv vo life policies from this and keep your
money in this community available for use in buying homes
r or Young people development of community
Onr rates are little lower and dividends little larger than any
company operating in this section
fail see us you the contract for your lite nsu
both lose.
Call at our office, write phone us.
SECURITY LOAN & INVESTMENT COMPANY, AGENT,
NJ ,,cA17cHp1N Treas W. A. McsWA1N Sec'y.
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Keen Your Money ut Home

We have received from the Southern Lie Trust Company
in which they say:
your advertisements that it is the pocy OF the
rn 70 Newberrv investments the net premiums winch
the comnnv receives from locality You might COM
this hopes do more
(Signed) A. W. McAL1STER President.
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Here's the Proof.

Mr.. L. ROLAND. Bishop Of Scran-
ton, Pa. says:-" "On the 9TH Of
this present month, as was leaving
the building at noon for lunch, I
slipped and fell, spraining my wrist.
I returned in the afternoon, and at
four o'clock I could not hold a PEN
Gil in my hand. I returned home
later and purchased a bottle Of
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-11-26

Sloan's Liniment is the best
remedy for sprains and bruises.
1t quiets the pain at once, and
can be applied to the tenderest
part without hurting because it
doesn't need to be rubbed ali
you have to do is to lay it on
lightly. It is a powerful prepa-
ration and penetrates instantly
relieves any Inflammation and con-
gestion, and reduces the swelling.
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OFFICE OF THE DEPOT QUAR-
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May is, 10.