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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-09-22
BYRNES ELECTED.
Aiken Committee Throws Out Patter-
sons Charges.

Aiken, Sept. 16.-With all the
votes of the district in, with the con-
test in Aiken and Hampton dis
missed, James F. Byrnes, for two
years solicitor in the second circuit,
is elected to Congress by the small
plurality of So votes. The contest
was a warm one, and the exact result
of the primary was not known until
every county had made the official
count.
After hearing the contest in Aiken
this morning, the executive commit
tee dismissed the protest and declar-
ed the result of the election as can
vassed yesterday, which gave Byrnes
in this county 2,153, and Patterson
1886, thus ending one of the most
remarkable campaigns ever expert
enced in this district.
Protest Dismissed.
The committee met this morning at
10 O'Clock to hear the evidence on
the charge made yesterday by coun-
sci for J. O. Patterson as to fraud
and bribery at the Langley box.
The protestants put up only one
witness. V. D. Kelley, of Gloverville,
who testified that he received two
one dollar bills for casting his vote
for Byrnes, Fallaw, Cleckley, March
ant and Blease. He explained IN
detail who gave it to him and under
what circumstances, declaring that he
did it so that he could come up and
tell about it. The witness was not
taken seriously, and he provoked a
hearty laugh all over the court room
by his vivid recollection of the Incl
dents of election day. His testimony
was practically annulled, so far as
weight was concerned, when he said
in reply to question from Mr..
Byrnes' counsel, that he had not
worked for three years and that his
mother supported him. He said he
was sick, though he looked very
hearty.
Witnesses Missing.
C. E. Sawyer, counsel for Patter-
son, said that he could produce no
more witnesses. They had promised
him to come to Aiken to testify, he
said.
Mr.. Sawyer, in his argument, MADE
the point that he did not care who
was elected congressman, but that he
wanted to see cleaner elections in this
county, and besought the committee
to begin a campaign of cleaner poll
tics by making an object lesson OF
this county.
D. S. Henderson made a clear and
impressive argument on behalf of MIR.
Byrnes, and Immediately after he was
seated a motion to dismiss the pro-
test was made and carried unanl'
mously, as to the Langley, Granite
vile and Montmorenci boxes and the
official result was declared.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-09-22
J. T. Barron Dead.

Columbia, Sept. 16.-Jacob T.
Barron, senior member of the most
prominent law firm of Columbia and
the State, died this morning at hos
pital in Kansas City, Missouri, after
long illness.
He leaves son, Charles ". Bar
ron, associated with the firm, ano
daughter, the wife of E. O. DePass
of the Columbia bar.
Mr.. Barron was very prominent ii
Masonic circles.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-09-22

THE religion of some people Is
too lenient," said Bishop Heslin in d
recent address in Natchez.
Some people suggest to me IN
their view of religion a little gir
whose teacher said to her:
Mary, what must we do first be-
fore we can expect forgiveness for oul
sins?'
"sWe must sin first the little CIR
answered. Tribune.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-09-22

room. There was League of JUS
tice in San Francisco, whose purpose
it was to uphold Heney and the peo-
pie. But these were clerks and pro-
fessional and small business men;
they had no time to sit through ses-
sion after session of the trial. So
we women formed an auxiliary and
prepared to encourage justice by
our presence-a little hing, per-
haps, but more important than any
one can appreciate who did not live
through that strange episode in our
civic history. We knew, as we'll as
we know now, that it would mean
ostracism, SANDER, vilification, un-
pleasant newspaper notoriety, finan-
cial injury, broken friendships. But
we organized neyertheless-only a
handful at first-and took up the
one piece of work which we could do
No Rosalind in buskins and jenkins
| was ever so timorous as we members
of the Women's League of Justice
when we presented ourselves in the
mysterious, unknown land of the
courtroom. Our advent made sen
sation.
The trial dragged on; and in spite
| of jeers and insults our number
grew. Wherever we found other wo
men, we made converts.
So, as the days passed, our league
grew; we had enough members nov
so that we might take turns in at
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-09-22
DOES YOUR BABY SUFFER
FROM SKIN DISEASE?

He would be heartless father In
deed, who did not allay babys' suffer-
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prise, Miss. He says:
my baby was troubled with break
ing ont, something like seven-year
itch. We used all ordinary remedies,
but nothing seemed to do any good
until tried HUNTS CURE and in .
few days all symptoms disappeared
and now baby is enjoying the best Of
health" Price SOC per box.
Manufactured and guaranteed by
A. B. RICHARDS MEDICINE CO.,
Sherman, Texas.
Sold by Peoples Drug Co., BamberR.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03
ADJUSTMENTS
COILS SEUM.

The change of program was wit messed by two packed houses last night. and from the hearty applause received by the different numbers, proved ,hat the change pleased as we'll as the numbers offered the first part of the week The first number. F.. R Keith in high class singing and talking act. was greeted with many cncorcs. The second mum hcr Miss Grace Huntington com pany. presented clever little play let entitled. "A Timely Lesson This number for clever acting. has not been beaten since the opening of this popular play house. Miss Hunt
 nGton and Leroy Patterson are without doubt. two of the best artists playing on the vaudeville stage The last number on the bill Berling and Urban. presenting a dancing act also proved themselves rare artists in their line and the verdict of tho entire audience was that they had never seen better dancing turn in Phoenix. In addition to this excel lent bill three high class pictures were shown. and an illustrated song by Mir. Keith. which added a great deal to the show.
 Next week the management has booked three big acts and will an nounce later what they are and they say they have a pleasant surprise for their many patrons. They say that they realize that owing to the strong opposition that it behooves them to book nothing but the very best attractions that can he got. and they are putting forth every effort to do this The people who come out tonight to see this change of bill and those that come out Tues day night will see a show that they guarantee to please.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03

him so far as he has been saved. IT he had not left the door of McDousail and Cassou slightly ajar on Wednes day night he would have escaped. If Sheriff Hayden had not taken notice of q stylish stock which he was wear ing in court at the time of his pre- liminary examination and connected it with the finery stolen from Gold hrrGS. he would have stood charged only with the McDougall and Cassou affair and il is doubtful if he could have been convicted of an intent to commit burglary there.
 Speaking of the RcdeWill burglary he said that was daylight affair He went in there one morning to buy something and nobody was within. He walked to the rear and finally went out. The more he thought of the unSuarded store the stronger the temptation grew and the next morn ing he went back. That time there was nobody in. He took q violin. a corncJ and other instruments and walked out with them going west past q paint shop where there were several men who took no notice of him.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03
MAJESTIC.

A full house greeted the Jas. P Lee Comedy players and the challenge beauty chorus last evening The bill A Horrible Night" as presented by the favorite Jimmie Lee. is one of the richest bits of comedy ever got ten together and assisted by clever principals. pleased the big audience Scenery, costumes. effects and musi cal numbers all new. made big hits "The Girl With the Raven Hair" caused another sensation. This affair will continue until next Wednesday. when the lady. who lives in Phoenix. will appear in full view of the aud fence discovering her identity. To-
 night will be the ltast chance to see "A Horrible Night This is great bill and you should see it. In addition. you will see the new Eastern comedian. Leroy Kinslow, dancing and talking speciality. Mon
 day night another complete change of everything and a crackerjack bill. My Country Home" Next Thursday. the big feature production. Captain Kid" All new feature comedy pie lures and songs. One big show every night at o'clock. rain or shine.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03
ROY WElCH'S COLLECTION
Continued from Page One>

-,as (" ,hc Hcrryhill company for the record cabinet.
 He nc>t entered the store of h. IL Burtis. als" by the sllylght. There he got the silyerN are. After that followed the robbery of Donofrio's fur nitdrc store. Porter Bros. harness es- tahlishment. Goldbcrg's and Redewilrs music store IL happened that Mir. Redcvin cid not know that his place had been burelarized until yesterday morning second h.nd man told him that Welch had offered at his place musical instrument \ visit was made To Welch's harbershop and in rear room were found mandolin and a violin The name of the firm was on d tag attached tn these instruments
 Charles Donofrio did not know he had been robbed until the goods were recovered yesterday.
 last night Welch had long talk with Deputy sheriff Adams and told him remarkable story which cor robordtes that told by his mother and his brother There could have been no coIusfon since Wclch has been in communicate since before the discov- cry of his extensive thcfts.
 Before he came here eighteen months ago he had trouble in Iowa over thcrts and i; cost his step father S2OO to get him out of it. He said that he could not pass a store where hc knew niv, things were without try ing to get them He said that he had never stolen any cash and had never profitrd by his thefts hy con vcrting any of the proceeds into cash. He said that as fast as he made his collection he took the goods home and -oucca'cd them under the house until the bulk grew So large that he c"uld uc longer conceal it. Then he bought :, couple of large boxes of II. A.. pIchl and taking them into the attic filled them still having lot left ever.
 His motlIcr. he said. lad prayed with him and he on his knees before her had promised that he would quit stealing but he could not do it. Al ways after his thcfts. he said. he sui :crcd more than the man who had been robbed.
 After the Goldberg burglary the rrimct so prrycd upon him that he started {" the Shcrirfs office to give himself up but when he got to the en- trance. he weakened. He said that hc was glad to be where he was. Though hc was in imminent peril of the pcuiteutiary he was safe from
 Two very little things have saved
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03
PERSONAL MENTION

Guests at the Hotel Adams are: John J Hawkins. Prescott: $. Blath. Chica- : go: Lewis A. Durham. New York: l.. Cohen. New York: \. w. Weslctto. Boston: S T Ciombro. T. F.. Gibbon, Los Angeles: Frank smith Prescott; C r.. Renhart. Boston: Charles "A. Inallo. Boston: E. A. Packard. Doug las: Paul Burks. Prescott: l.. H. Fin ncburgh. San Francisco: H J. Ran dCiph. Tucon: E. H. Henderson and rifc. Neligh. Ncbra ska; w c. Finch, Ray: w. D. Hin. Ray: Irving Siegel, Now York: H A. Curry. Los Angeles; R. C. Rohoboeher. Globe: w. F Par than. San Francisco: J. L. Matthews, Globe.
 Those at the Ford are: Will Abrams. san Francisco: NJ. R. Schlank- New York; b II. Abbott. Miami: James Lowrie and wife. Pittsburg: D. shear. san Francisco: Mir and Mrs. w. c. Finch, A Mcdonald Ray: A. Bowden, Tempe: F. s. Cunningham, Kelvin: F.. F.. Green. Los Angeles: Ira F.. Brown, Kelvin; l. F.. Sullivan. Los Angeles.
 At the Commercial are: E.. Al Dark, Prescott. Mrs. C. D. Cover. Miss X. C.. Cover. Rochester. N. Y: $. Schiff. Los Angeles: w. J. Schurz. Los Angeles; Robert Dickson. Parker: Fred l.. Hall. San Francisco: w. A. Tope, M. O. Don nel Chicago: Mrs. R. P. Bland and daughter Lebanon. Mo: M. Earsenly. Indianapolis; Gust Ehrlerr Denver; W. II. Bertcaux. san Francisco; V. Shoblo and wife. Fl Paso: Hugo Anderson, Rockford. Ill:; l.. H. Wood, St. Louis; r. w. Shedd. Minneapolis: James Fow- Ter and wife. Tucson; Dan Mahoney. Mesa
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, April For Arizona: Fair slightly cooler Sunday; fair Monday.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03
THE POLITICIANS DONE WITH PHILADELPHIA STRIKE
Their Last Effort to Settle 1t Having
 Failed.

Philadelphia. April 2.-The latest cf- forts of politicians and representatives of the Federation of Labor were with out result and the politicians declare that as far as they are concerned the strike will run it's course
 The stumbling block appears to be the reinstatement of all the strikers in their old positions to he followed by the adjustment Of differences.
 The Rapid Transit company declares that it will take back all the men but will not displace any loyal men in favor of strikers.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03
IN ANTICIPATION 0f
 TOBACCO TRUST FINDING
The Spectators Are AnxiousIy Await
 ing News From Washington.

New York. April :.-Thcre was lit tie life in the stock market today and no signs of transactions of q more substantial kind. The stock market element held fast to it's conviction that the supreme court was likely to hand down decision in the American Tobacco case Monday. and is more in- clined to reduce commitments than to extend them
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03
HR. T FeHx Goursud' g Oriental
 As Cgeam or Magical Beautifier
THE BIG SHEARS

 They cut into the cloth for your new erut. or overcoat. in perfect confidence in thr guiding hand of our expert cutter Results manifest themselves at tho first fitting and WHEN THE DESIRED GARMENT IS
 FINISHED y,u find you have the SWELLEST EYER. our moderate price k doubly reasonable. since our garments out wear tho roady-madc clothing three times over.
 C,haS CrjSSIer
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03
CATTLE AND SHEEP

Chicago. April 2s-Cattle estimated at IJn head. Market steady. Reeves, SJ.65m S.60: Texas steers. s5.OO d6.50, western steers, s5.o0M zoo. stockcrs and feeders. s$.S5M6 Q. cows and hcifors. s2-S0H 20. calves $500 N9.2J.
 Shecp-Reccipts estimated at 1.0nn head. Market steady. Native. $5.J0T 950: western. SJ15M?10; ycarIinGs. sS.25M9f0. LaIubs-Natiyc. SSGoH I025: western. s9i0m1O35
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03
D. A. R. LECTURE.

We know you're busy. We have heard you say before that you didn't like lectures But just to show you love your country at least 35c worth buy a ticket For sale at the Adams Phar- macy. Elvey X Hulett and c. II David son. Adults s5c. children 20c. m
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03
NDERCANO.

The new Wonderland Decent the ater did a fine bnsiness last night and J. sam Houston. the booster. now located at Washington and Third and rosy for the new amusement resort
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03
COAST BASE BALL.

Los Angeles. April 2-Vernon won touay in an eleven inning game.
 Score; R II E Vernon ............ ..........3 Q Los Angeles ......... ........ .2
 Batteries. Vernon. Breckenridge and Brown; Los Angeles, Briswalter and smith
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03
M ETAlS.

New York, April 2.-Thc metal mar kct showed the usual half holiday condition and prices were practically nominal
 Tin was weak. at s33 .n0GI33.iO
 Lake copper. $13.2JI 13.su. electro lytic. sl3-0e1 l5.2o: casting. $12.7JGi 1900.
 Lead was dull at sLi2is Gri.JO
 Spclter was dull at $5.JjmJ.6J
Arizona republican., 1910-04-03
STOCKS.

Amalgamated. 7i7s; Smelting. sos: Atchison. ll2: St Paul 1f0h: New York Central, 121h, Pcnnsylvania l559s, Reading. 164h; Southern Pa cific. 12i9s; Union Pacific, 1883. : Steel. S27s do pfd.. l1Y
 Silver. 52 2i@c. MeNicans. He
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-11-25
Takes Him For a Whole Show.

Herr Fritz N. HUFFMAN the de.
lig!tful' tenor of the Antoinette
LeBrun Grand Opera Company,
IS not wholly unknown in Los An
geleS, aS'he was the tenor SOlOiSt
at the InneS May Festival. given
as the last attraction in the Old
Hazards Pavilion. And thereby
hangs bit of a story.
HUFFMAN besides being a good
singer is also an excellent bust
ness man. His engagement here
wa. preceded by a similar one in
San Francisco, and his time with
the lines band carried him
through with it to Portland. The
band after leaving here had two
weeks of One-night stands to kill
that much time, and all the little
TOWNS up the Southern Pacific to
Portland were booked and the
business manager was sent ahead
to advertise them. Meantime the
general manager had resigned at
this point, and this left the band
without a business head. Seeing
the conditions Herr HUFFMAN Of
fered his services and Innes ac-
cepted them.
This worked very well in most
cases as the chief duties Of the
81 SER off the stage were to set
lie up with, the local people in
eaG town But when one small
Place was reached it was found
nat no 'ope was there to sell the
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-11-25

tickets, so Huffman had to take
the box office, rake in the cash,
and then when it came his turn
slip around and sing. By chang
ing his coat he thought no one
would notice this.
But he missed his guess. In the
very first row sat two young wo-
men who had haggled long over
their tickets, seeking better ones.
When Herr Huffman stepped
out to sing they got even.
Why" said one girl in a
voice perfectly audible to both
singer and audience, that's the
sassy fellow that took our mon
ey.'
Yes" was the reply. "No
wonder he was sassy. 1t. takes
all the band gets in to pay his
salary, and he sells the tickets so
none of it'll get away-the stingy
thing"
!, And" adds HUFFMAN, 81
had to stand there and sing to
them-'Every morn l bring thee
vlolets. LOS Angeles Herald.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-11-25

Ol and Henry Batman have re
turned from Oklahoma where the
were called the first of last week
On account Of the serious illness
OF their brother, Alex. He was
greatly improved when they left.
Mrs. Andrew Boyd and mother
Mrs. Jacob Reigel, returned Sat-
urday from a few days visit with
friends in Hutchinson.
VIM. Otte was here from Heiz.
er On business Saturday.
c. S. Schultz, of Pawnee Rock
township, was here one day last
week paying taxes and looking
after business matters generally
Roy Batman, of the south side
had quite an accident with his au
to while up near Lewis looking a
'Cr his farm one day last week
when the steering gear slipped lie
ting him lun INTO bank by the
side OF the road, damaging the
machine considerably, but he es.
capped without injury.
Gus Schaeffer was here from
Harrington a few days last week
for a Visit with his sons, Bert ant
Joe and their families, and with
other relatives and friends.
About the best corn yield SC
tar reported in this vicinity this
year is that of Dave Robertson Of
the south side, whose corn is max
ing an average of AZ bushels per
acre, which not record breaking
yield by any means, is mighty
good for this year in which the
crop is the shortest in this local.
lty for years and shows that
Dave is no SLOUGH of a farmer.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-11-25
YOU TAKE NO RISK.
Our Reputation and Money Are
Back Of This Offer.

We pay for all the medicine
used during the trial, if our rem
edy fails to completely relieve of
constipation. We take all the
risk. You are not obligated to u.
in any way whaterer, if you ac-
cept our offer. Could anything
be more fair for you? Is there
any reason why you should hest
tate to put our claims to a practi.
cal test?
The most scientific. common
sense treatment is Rexall Order
lies, which are eaten like candy.
They are very pronounced, gen.
tie and pleasant in action. and
particularly agreeable in every
way. They do not cause diarr-
hOea, nausea, flatulence, gripping
or any inconvenience whatever.
Rexall Orderlies are particularly
good for children, aged and deli
cate persons.
We urge you to try Rexall Or
derlies at our risk. Two sizes
lOc and 25c. Remember, You car
get Rexall Remedies in this com.
munity only at our Store-The
Rexall StOre-The Hooper Drug
20.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-11-25

Valentine Kramer of Claflin is
a Ford County visitor this week.
He is large land owner here
and is mighty well satisfied with
his holdings This year he got
1000 bushels of wheat as his re-
turn on his lands in this county.
Dodge City Journal.
Mr.. Henry Gerretzen, of Chey-
enne township, was in the city
Monday. He called at this of
flee to have the Democrat sent to
his address in the future. He was
accompanied by John KeSsler,
who as been living in Kingman
county for several years, but is
now temporarily located in this
county again.
frOI. H0WeS went to Wilson
last Saturday where he had a re-
union with his family, all being
present but his oldest son, Harry,
who is working for the Santa Fe.
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Mcdowell of Osborne
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney and
baby, of Great Bend. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kinney took the midnight
train Sunday for home, but Mr..
and Mrs. Mcdowell will stay for
a two weeks visit.-HOlyrOOd Ban
ner.
c. W. hester was called to
Genda Springs last Friday by
the death of his mother. This
good lady has been in poor healtl
for some time. The sympathy o.
the community goes out to Mr.
Meter in his great loss.-Minne
apOlis Better Way.
Mr.. hester is the Son-in-law O
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Fits, former
ly of this city.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-11-25

0. W. Brandt, of 0lmitz, re-
turned last Monday from a visit
of several weeks with his broth
er l.. ". Brandt, up at GrOSwer-
der, Saskatchewan, Canada. Mr..
Brandt thinks that is a very fine
country up there. Almost all of
the farm crops grown here are
raised there in abundance, and
IN addition he says that fruit does
much better there than here. A
number of citizens from the Vi
entity of Olmitz have gone up in
TO that country and purchased
farms, and he says all of them
are happy and prospecting.
Jack Rabbit Justice" and
Tricks o the Trade" is the tit
lie OF a very interesting little book
le' gotten out by Judge William
Il. Thompson, of the Garden City
district, VINO has just been elect
ed for a second term. 1t contain
some good reading on the delays
incident to the trial of cases in
the courts, and shows that de-
lays as are usually manifested,
can, by a business judge, be dis
posed of and the cases handled in
a reasonable time to the interests
of all litigants.
e. G. HOlmstein, a former Cen.
tral Normal College boy is now
holding the position Of chief clerk
Tor the Santa Fe at Amarillo, Tex
as.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-11-25

Miss Margaret OsmOnd, of this
city, delivered an interesting ad-
dress before the Seventh District
Federation netting of the Womens
clubs which was held in Pratt
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones r
tuerned to Denver Sunday even
ing.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-11-25

$3.50 weekly made by handling
big line Auto Lubricants, Special
ties, Lubricating Oils and Paint.
Fairfax Refining Co., Cleveland,
Ohio.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-11-03
Llmberton Novelty Works
Ships Carload of Shuttle
Blocks to Liverpool. England.

The Lumberton Novelty
Works shipped yesterday over
the Virginia & Carolina Southern
Ry. a carload of shuttle blocks
billed for Liverpool. England,
the first shipment of the kline
ever made from Robson coup-
ty. The blocks are Of dog-wood
and from them will be made
loom shuttles for cotton mills.
The Lumberton Novelty Works
began business in Lumbertor
some months ago and is man
ufacturing all kinds of finished
molding. siding, ETC., used in u p
to-date dwelling houses. Mr.
Geo. G. French Of Lumoerton i
president. Mr.. H. B .Fillyaw OF
Fayetteville, Vi C e-presideEl
and Mr.. H. 3. Humph
rey Of Lumberton is secretary
treasurer. The company has al
excellent plant on the Virginia
& Carolina Southern Ry. at the
point where it crosses the White
vile road.