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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

LOGAN--0unry TuEasurrr IL P. PiuL
for the month 0f Marc1, collected Zlds.-zs -
IN taxes TINS amount Is Sls,ihm ~ excess
sent uG the dl1ferenr road cry and school
districts over G11llA-
HARLAN-Ths body Of Mrs J1dsou
Overnul-- a furns- resident Of this city,
was brought from BasHeul. Neb-- and in
lerred Ia the Eariau cemetery yesterday
mCrlluE. Rev Allan @choias Hook n 81
PEuTs Episcopal c5u-cn 1ft-ciarad a. the
tuneral service
LDGA-S-yE orE-uen began tearing out the
interior OF the old cuusr house building
hzrs estsr-HF and EarE 7Tll- continue llz.ll-
me building las besu taken down anc ule
material removed DO give place rr r1e
erection 1f the new sl1i5a8 court house 10
be erected IN -1e near future
DENISON-E L Crow. a prominent ~
tired farmer and dealer n STOCK VIII prob
senator In the Crawford M lnoua- E5arr-aou
counties district This -S LlE o. t-1ct last
Represented 1g senator W l-I-uE, M Crow
i've an M1Hielun ard ls Rel4 H1uwn-
IzARLAcs-AlzzB Grace Taylor. daughter
n Captain l. $. Taylor uf TINS ciry. was
chOsa p principal uf the Adel lA-l A-El
scnooi for uns ensuing year she has been
a uzacnsr IN the Aiel schools TINS year and
q graduate Of the Harlan HLgh school
and nr DrHhs university OF Des M0ines
HARLAN--An innovation IN church serv-
ices Is beng carried On uV Rev Allan
s1hoIaT Hocz- rector lf 81 FauI5 Episcu-
pa clurcn IN tins city. llarE az OF the
usual evening services Al D % elDGE lE b.
holding LLls service A. 5 TIE afternoon
and VIII continue 10 90 50 dIrng lle sum
-ler munLlE-
4 LDGA AN-Eneriff Rock leares today f1r
5puhale. 81 aEn-. FOR Lle return Of Prank
IA 5fur indeed by Lne Harrison county
gTaud jury. March T. TOR seduction. The
sheriff has been looking tor L1e T1uug
man since me Indictment and raced llm
20 Spukane wGeie be Vas taken lur3 Gus
ltsdT FesIErglaT-
DENIzO N-one Of ne largest ca--le ana
sheep feeders u the eulurT- Iacuu altsHe
has MS feed lots. barns ami sheds an1ulE-
ing rle corporation 81 me north. ldaT a.
noon clll1rel p4aEzlE W--I marches SCI
fire 20 a lHrEe barn nlled Titl aa-ied hay
TIE flames an0L uEe hluurad feet ~ the
alr AID citizens were alarmed Tor an n
me W Jesse lull-dluEE md tle unrrh section
Of me clrT. Timely EurE ~ rhF FIRE De-
laTrneu- confined the f.ames 20 tie barn.
EAELAN-The -EIIHrsas lf the Inter-
stats cuilzsE. winch u=ceurT removed herr
} t1m Gear Ra1lda IA. and have b1uEhI
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Big Increase IN
Newspaper Ads
CIuh Holds Animal Meeting N New
York-C. c. 10seVa5Er Elected
Vice President.

NEW YORK April s,-The report Of the
president Of the Daily Newspaper club,
comprising f8r-y-Gve Of the leading daily
papers Of the country, shows A decided
increase IN Newspaper adver-1ssms1-s- Al
the annual dinner ard uesung uf t-e ciub
held here tonight FL the rooms Of Uas
elected
President Louis WHEY New YORK Times
vicn presidents. c. C. RnE=wa1sr, Omaha
Bee. and Bruce zaldemH1. Louisville Cour-
ier-Jourual- treasurer Bernard R5Gder
New York Stats Zeiung; genera man
azer- Ernest = Preston.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
FIVE HUNDRED MINERS
ENTOMBED IN WALES
Men Are Trapped IN CaTIterv Owing
II Hrea kdavEa at Ma
ehfuerV

LONDON. A-r-- 2--Flve hundred miners
ugers eur1ulbed Llis afternoon az the Tyu-
T-Bedu cuIIierv IN Wales as a result of the
breaking down Of -1e cage machinery. The
managers a1s endsaEgr-ng 70 maze csn-
nec-0n wirn the miners through another
shaft ha-f a mile distant
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Consumption Cured;
Gained IS Pounds

The Doctor Diagnosed the Case as tuberculosis
When MIS-. Fleming Was So Weak and Run Down
She Wasn't Able 70 Do Any Work-Duffy's Pure
Malt whisksy, the World Greatest Medicine, Cured
Her and Built Up Her Health and strength-HsT
Weight Has Increased Twenty five Pounds
In recent letter she said: Il want 20 tel YOU
what Duffys Pure Malt Whiszev did for me; eight
cen months ago was 50 weak and run down wasn't
able to do my work 1 only weighed I0O pounds The
doctor said had tuberculosis and think he was
right 1 was advised to take Duffy : Pure Malt Whs-
key and 1 did. Now I feel fine. DO my own work.
weigh 125 pounds and wouldn Z be without bottle
Of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey II the house; / can
praise it too highly. Mrs. James ". Fleming. 9ll
South Weber Street, Colorado Springs, Colo.
feel down and al Of
need pure you up. your
blood quicken your health in
a gradual healthy
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

The Red DraEun n the siEy Watch tAs
shiidrsn for spring coughs and aoidE Care
tuI mothers kseD Fuisy.s Money ana Tar
IN ne hUuse n - me best ana sansuf
rr-vsnrsun and sure for cruuD whers NJ
ne-d 10 urEsnt and inmediats rsllsf q v-tal
zsrezritF Contains no 0plzses or har-uflI
druEE Eac1na Euhsi-ta1aaL Fur nHls ~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

has doing fifty It the result Of years
entirely and
whkey properties that ne
al
in
OF write
viii
medical booklet
and Of
all walks Of and
1t is ksoIdIS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
CONTEST FOR BIG ESTATE

Husband and son af Late Ms Sher-
lock Arrempt To Break VIII
[ARSsE5ALL-DWN la. April Z-iSpe-
ciaL Alleging t-at his mother vas men
tally iucaca1ie Of making a viii and that
she vas unGulv tu1luenced- Franz n Sher-
lock and his father. ". n Sherlock have
beg-gn a contest n the district court To
break the viii Of Mrs. Mary e sherlock.
wEo left prUpe-y valued al S,-0a aaB Part
u rha estate consists Of 40 acrzs IN Ier-
auld county. south Dakota The son ard
husband wers given the income from the
bulk II the estate during their lives. When
L-ey lle Il passes according 20 he viii. 20
seventeen uephews and uieces 1f Ms Shcr-
lock. IT Is 70 prevent these nephews from
eventually becoming possessed Of the prop
=r-y, 10 Is alleged. Is ne purpose of the
suit The court has refused 20 appoint "
n Sherlock. the husband, special ad-
uIilisJ-auor. because Of the contest raised
Sherlock vas named executor also trustee
without bond In the viii
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Damage Suits
Are Dismissed
Aeefsr q Marks Find Injury Com
planned Of Occurred on Colorado
Southern Road.

Win the disposition cf -he suits II
heefer q Marks against the Chicaan Rl1r-
-ngton & Quincy Railway cuupa1v. the
bottom fell out aza5u yesterday Of r,,e As
sig-7Enenr Of jury cases in the district
court Judge Wheeler VIII probably make
a new Assignment today with the hope Of
keeping The Jury busy
Two Of the three suits Of Eeefsr 4
Marks. which were for dau1aEHs for Al
-eEec injury 10 shipments II hurzes rad
been consolidated and the trial started
Tuesday, when Il vas discovered mat the
injury complained uf acc1rrpf on rne
colorado & Southern before the SHIPMENTS
were turned over 10 the Burlington. and
there vas nothing left for the Biasnriffs 10
DO but dismiss BY agreement me Eur
ington Railway company accepted i,.dg-
menr IN the sum Of s7ga n favor AZ the
plaintiffs Il the claim involved in me
two suits dismissed yesterday Is not sat
Jled action VIII be brought in the courts
In Denver
The suit Of John Ernst against I71lfl1g
Alrchuff Involving controversy rys- the
sale OF STOCK Of goods in a caunrrv
store in Keg Greek township was settled
our OF court
Mr. Emma Hart tiled suit for divorce
rom Charles E Hart 10 whom she was
married November q. I9gg IN Harlan. Ia
Ms Hart says her husband deserted har
September l. 1sa6 and has ever since rz-
fused 10 provide for ner support or rllar of
lhelr MINOR child. OF whom she asks the
court 70 award her the custody.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

HANLCSTOWS Ia A1rI 1s-,SpeclalI
Mrs c. 3 Grant living three niles
east uf here. committed suicide Eesrel'-
Iav by pouring kHrusene over her body
ard setting Ere 70 herself II d be-
lisved raar she was half crazsd when she
commirred rhe acL Ms. Grant died A
few hours later she leaves a husband
and two Sons
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

CARROLL Ia, April 2H-Spec-aI- E-
Thomas Farrell was arrested here this
morning by Sheriff Eamlu8n. on a charge
Of a-sUu- Il is alleged he fired the build
Ing occupied by the Kline and ShefoETd
saloon and me parsonage occupied by
Rev q. " Elicit The former build
lug vas Eurred and the preachers home
was practically destroyed II is charged
tzat Farrell vas al Bur caught IN the
act OF setting firs to the saloon building
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

BOONE Ia. April a. Specia- TeIe-
gran@-The infant son Of william Thiesssn
q Ogden this morning feI into a rub Of
scaldlng water and was G11unIerzlv euulr.5
WITH me exception u MS face. The little
one vas 2 years cid. He sul Ingers u
horrible aguuy. but there Is 40 hope FOR his
recnvsry-. The parents are among the most
prominent people IN the county
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

DON'T TAKE CHANCES On 50 important
q matter as your ehildrsn's eyes A defect
OF vision. Il neglected. may mean a perm
a1enr allmunr Tar mora serious rhau the
present slowness IN Studies Consult COM
pstent opttcian- We examine eyes free and
yuu incur no 0bigauon 70 have glasses lit
ted Lefaerr-s
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

nv right leR JUST aDuF9
NY Gnkle. Il TrltagEsd
me 50 that I began 20
scratch ir and it begzn
@ spnaad until nv leg
from my anAls 20 ths
knee was one 8ulid
scale Ike q sC1o. Tbs
irritation was always
Worsa az night and
would not allow ms
60 sieHp. or mp via
either, and II was
com platsiv under
mining cur health I
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

JEWELRT REPAIRING nay BE- done ID
rWa WEEa Ir may be dane riEhL With
ErIEric and sutisfa-osrE RESULTS or u may
ae done IN a crude va leaTtug r1e article
u worse shape rtau 1-a1a, We Dri1s CUR
aairss GA tae hiEa araas Eerk tzgzsd aur
uf ar zhap. LaffarrA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

Anheuser-Busch Malt Tonic Tor medicinal
and family use Port sherTy. sweet
Calawba wine, 50 cts. per tuIl quart Rosen-
fala Liquor CO. Phones SGzS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

These Transfers were Imported 90 rlH 3
April 2 by the Poula W-arraEnle County A
sr-acr company Of Council Bluffs
John Wicksrsham 20 4 q W1odman-
see. s acres IN nela AVS. ma
d------------------- ---------a
Ioua T1wuEite camuauV 90 George
Gr1neWeE lots 3 and q hi8ck q
Grsa1 W ssrern add O. Mndeu. ~ a.
Edward ueNlrr Pl-rel and VIE %
ga-ah u Faruu- ulG. Vilel half lots
and q hlCCh 4 g Evefe-Is 8 add - a
Iuhn W Tempiefun and w11a 70 Max
Peters. lots . and m hlnck a MVu-
Erars Benton srresE add n d------
Nellie tyson Curthun and hlEhald %
Peter MackHprlnE. lots 9 and g ref
erse's plar n e-a .4-i4-sl q. C. a.
Thomas A. Clark t1 James F'narry.
part q lots e ald - urig.ua- piar
~ d----------.-------- T.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

rss Council HsHE1H ofnas af ma
Omaha aso iH sz Is aaoez ssrsaa
Errh 'Fhuuss Al
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

Wantsd-fwo good BOYS % carry Be
routes. Bea Office. Is Scott street.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

Wantsd-To Toung zara 70 help with house
work Cal Bell 2. 80
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

Is YOUR CHILD Among -aoss barJtWa-~5
IN school, Perhaps IT'S eye trouble Find
cut We examine eyes f-re I,srr---sz
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

Wanted-rwo good boys 70 carry Bee
r1urss. Bee OfEce. Is Scott street
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

II is the result years careful absolutely
= nan tel.rn-a women s.ev Daffys
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
KNEE TO ANKLE A
MASS OF HUMOR
Suffering Simply IndescribaDls -
Had to Scratch Till Blood Ran
Health Undermined from LACK Of
Sisep-Gaye Up hope but
CUTICURA FREED HIM
FROM SKIN-T0RMENT

-About seven years sEa a small abra-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

ases to we'd were -ssued yesterday to
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

1lLia-nE peruLL was ISSUED ar-fav
70 p T. W aadlughaln FOR the reu1olrItuE
ei ne d-ilE store a. the corner af 1rlad-
- and aeFe1Il street a. cost or
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-25

In another column will be found
notice to the members of the school,
boys corn club in this county signed
by Mr.. J. S. Wheeler, superintendent
of education, stating the corn exhibi-
ton day for the boys belonging to the
corn club will be on Saturday of this
week in the old court house building.
He also gives list Of the prizes to
be awarded and urges that the boys
bring In their sample corn on Friday
or early Saturday morning. 1t is hop
ed that there will be a large attend
ance Of the boys engaged in the con-
test and that much interest may re-
suit in corn growing in the county
from these contests.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-25

We notice that President ". ".
Finley, of the Southern railway, is
greatly interested in having the South
to raise its food supplies at home. He
maintains that hogs can be raised as
cheaply in the South as any where
else and in many cases more cheaply
and gives as his authority for the
statement Prof. Grey, Of the Alabama
Polytechnical Institute, who is in
charge Of the department of animal
industry of the United States depart
ment of agriculture.
1t is gratifying to know that in
this county that a great deal more
interest is being given to hog raising
as we'll as to the growing of corn.
For the information of those who de-
sire to know something of hog rails
ing, Farmers bulletin AL" entitled,
! Feeding Hogs in the South" has just
been issued and letter to the depart
ment at Washington requesting a
copy Of that bulletin will bring it, and
no doubt it gives a great deal of very
valuable information.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-25
NOTICE TO OVERSEERS.
The IdIer,

All overseers of roads who have not
already had their respective sections
worked the full six days, as required
by law, will have the same done before
December l, 1910, and make their re-
turns to this office.
By order of the Board Of County
Commissioners.
L. I. Feagle,
County Supervisor.
H. C. Holloway,
Clerk.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-25
dent Of the exposition.

dent Of the exposition.
South Carolina will never be pros
porous until the farmers devote more
CT thair attention to the growing Of
corn, it matters not what the price
OF cotton ma be. The raising Of
corn means the raising Of stock and
of hogs.
The Herald and News has been ad-
voca1ing this policy for the past
twenty-five years and it is gratifying
to us to see that the people are be-
ginning to realize that it is the policy
to be pursued.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-25

I walked out Boundary street the
other day and I saw Pastor Wright
hard at work running lawn mower,
and later with a spade and shovel do
ing his best to make a pretty lawn
around the First Baptist church, and
he has made some very decided i'm
provements in the appearance Of the
place. Some big stones that lay
along the sidewalk have been remov-
ed and gravel walks made to the
front and side entrances, and the
grass is growing pretty we'll except
} on the oat and corn and peafeld in
the rear, but that will come along all
right. I noticed some big holes in
this part of the lawn as if made by
some huge animal when the ground
was wet, and I wondered if one of the
elephants had gotten loose from the
circus and walked across the square,
I am satisfied the elephant would
have had more respect for the preach
er and the place than to have done so.
Well, I wish I was as rich as some
of the members of the Baptist church
and as good as some of them-well,
I would not let the pastor work so
hard, but I would put some of my
money on this lawn and make it the
most attractive place in this old
town, but then I amt and there you
are again, up against the same old
proposition. John Mayes keeps ham,
mering on the Methodist lawn and it
is pretty, too Now, the Lutheran
lawn is improving. l don't know who
looks after it.
If Supervisor Feagle had just fin
ished the court house grounds before
he quit, that would be beautiful
spot. There should be some cement
walks, or gravel walks, or something
besides grass and mud in these walks, !
or where the walks are supposed to
be.
The Idler.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-25

The Herald and News is very glad
to see the interest which is beng TAX
en- in this county in the growing of
corn. It is stated that the corn crop
in South Carolina this year is one Of
the largest in the history of the State.
Corn clubs have been formed in the
several counties and the children of
the public schools have been interest
ed in growing small patches of corn
by the offering prizes for the largest
yield and so on.
The corn exposition is to be held
in COLUMBIA during December covering
several of the Southern States at
which, at least $4,000 in prizes will
be offered, and, in fact, it is stated
that the prize money offered in South
Carolina will aggregate $4,000. The
prizes at the exposition aggregate
$4,000, and a great deal Of interest
is being taken in this exposition and
i has been largely advertised.
Mr.. A. D. Hudson, a progressive
farmer of NeWberry county, is presi-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-25

The announcement comes from At
torney General Lyon in Columbia
that the dispensary cases will be taxi
en- up at Chester and NeWberry dur
ing November. Mr.. Lyon states that
the State is ready for trial and that
he does not see any reason why the
cases should be postponed.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-25
Tuesday, October -, 1916.
THE COMMON SCHOOLS.

Ire Herald and News desires to di-
rec- attention to the abstracts yhich
are made in this issue from the an
nual report of Mr.. J. S. Wheeler, coun-
ty superintendent of education. The
report, we think, is a good showing
for the county schools. We desire to
direct particular attention to those
districts which have voted a supple
mentary tax in order to run their
schools longer.
Unfortunately one school district,
Johnstone academy, voted off the tax
during this year and the peculiar part
cf this is that in this district the non
residents, who are not patrons Of the
school, pay nine-tenths of this tax and
50 far as we are informed are making
nc protest against it except possibly
in one instance, and we are satisfied
that in this case, if the party pro-
testing would take a reasonable view
Ct the situation, he would be in favor
Of the tax remaining. This school,
the past year, was taught by Prof.
Holloway and was one of the best
country schools in the county. It was
an instance of short-sightednes on
the part of the patrons of the school
to vote this tax off. Another school
district, however, has voted an addi-
tional tax on.
The greatest need of the rural dis
tricts today is better schools and in
order to have these, there must BE-
more money.
The spirit exhibited by the resi-
dents of the Little Mountain school
district is most commendable. They
not only vote a special tax for the
maintenance Of their school but have
voted bonds to the limit for the build
ing Of one of the best and most mod
ern school buildings in the State for a
community of this size. In addition
to voting these bonds they also raised
money by private subscriptions and
by the patrons furnishing labor and
material, and they were thus enabled
to- build the handsome building
which they have.
The white schools in the county
during the past school year ran an
average of % weeks while the negro
schools were open for an average
of about II weeks
One fact to which we desire to di-
rect attention is that the enrolment
Of the negro children in the schools in
the county is about two to one to the
white children. The population Of
the county is hardly in that proper
ton which is evidence that the ne
groes are taking advantage of the
school opportunities more readily
than the white people. AS we have
often contended a compulsory educa-
tion law would not put any more
negro children in the schools than are
there now, while we believe it would
increase the attendance of the white
children and We should not overlook
th fact that these children have rights
which even the parents have no moral
or legal right to disregard and one
of these rights is to be prepared to
make the very best citizen possible.
~ 80
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-25
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that We will
make final settlement of the estate Of
Chas ". Sem, deceased, in the pro-
bate court for Newberry county at II
o'clock in the forenoon on November
25, 1910, and Immediately thereafter
apply for letters dismissory as ad-
minfsdrators of the estate of said
deceased All persons holding claims
against said estate and all persons in
dabted to said estate will make set
t!ement before said date.
Mary C. Sem,
J. F. Sem,
10-25-5t11taw. Administrators.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-25

Bishops banana trees and the Confed-
crate monument so as 20 give more
room. These things are only beau
tiful and pay tribute to a sentiment
that makes a great people, but what
does thai matter when these stand in
the way of wood wagons and niggers
and a little trade
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-25
THE IDLER.

* x * x x 3 x = x x * = x = y < s.
I am delighted to see that The Her.
aid and News is making an effort to
get the women interested. Why
shouldn't they take a part in an ef-
fort for a cleaner and more sanitary
city and for civic improvement gen.
orally? They have always stood for
those things that were the best and
highest and purest and there is no
endeavor that could engage their at
tention in Newberry just now than
that which means cleaner city
cleaner in everything I would
like to see them organize a thousand
strong and if they do you may bet
your life there will be something sure
enough doing.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-25

Talking about parks have wonder
ed why the suggestions made by DR..
Mayer, I think it was in a paper he
read before one OF the many woman's
clubs, to make some little parks In
the triangles of a few Of the Streets.
For instance in Harrington street
near the court house and in Bound
ary street near the residence of Col.
John Henry West. These parks would
not be much bigger than a woman's
hat and I should think would cost
about thirty cents, but they would
add at least 800 cents 10 the looks Of
the streets. Wonder if the city
wouldn't do that much by the simple
asking. You know Mayor B1ease
threatened to have coping put
around the clean and clear public
square in front of the old court house,
but-was it the civic association that
stopped him because the city was
thinking Of doing some paving-at any
rate i was not done and now you see
the danlr- Of delay in the whispered
rumor that this is again to be made
q wagon yard. Why not dynamite
the old court house and remove Chief