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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-01-28
An Exposure.

An Exposure.
She gave him a cabinet photo,
He gazed for a moment or two,
Then pleaded, 'Sweetheart, Won't
you give me
The lovely original, too?"
eff you're positive, dear, you love
me-"
She said, through a film Of tears,
"a negative I can not give you
I'm yours to the end Of our years. -
So the courtship was quick to de-
velop,
Their marriage was fixed up IN
town,
And now in a middle-class suburb,
She is steadily toning him down.
Judge.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-01-28
AUDITORS NG IICE
Assessment of Real Estate and Per
sonal Property for Year 1910.

I or an authorized agent Will be
at the following places named below,
for the purpose Of taking returns of
real estate and personal property for
the year 1910s
At Prosperity, Monday and Tues
day, January 24th and 25th.
At Longshore, Wednesday, Janu-
ary 26th.
At Chappells, Thursday, January
9th.
At Utopia, Friday, annary 18th.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-01-28

the other. I repeat that the supreme
tst is the welfare Of the people. It is
time to apply it,
Well said, Nh. Pinehot!
Justice.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-01-28

Some one has said lin print that
the Ballinger-Pinchot investigation
undertaken by congress is Of no in
terest to the public. That is a grave
mistake, for on it hangs the fate OF
the conservation Of the land and wat
er rights of the nation. That congress
should have ordered it gives hope that
the Taft policy of'special interests
may ve:: receive a check. But the
power If the big Interests' over
congress is ominous.
MIR. Pinchot's warning is to the
point. See Washington correspondent
in The Herald and News Jan. IA. We
beg leave to quote as follows: MIR.
Pinchot then calls upon every man OF
GOOD will to make it clear to his rep
resentatives in congress his firm in
tention to, hold them responsible per-
sonally for safeguarding the rights
and property Of the people. In such
action hes the remedy"
"But the specific dangers of pub
lie loss are merely parts Of the great
ISSUE between thespecialipterests and
th37 rest of us. That issue is whether
this country shall be managed by men
for human welfare, or by money for
proft''
1T is a tremendous moral issue. 1t
lies between the people and their rep
resentatives on one side and the IN
terests and their representatives on
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-01-28

Mr.. Pinehot, versus a perfect dlsre-
gard of the lese majeste Of his Sec
retary9 Ballinger persistently aided
the land .thefts; was ineensed at the
forestry officials exposing them. The
handspring Of the presidents action
is unbared by this fact. He favors
special interests at the cost Of the
peoples rights.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13

Life is but q poker game.
 Play il square. Win nr lose. it's all tha same
 Play it square. If in fortune you may bet. If unlucky do not fret. it's agerayating. Yet
 Play il square. ''
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13

not about tune that Aiaskan- aUs,Ey te tbr fact that fl Is tae safest plan r. take what ee#saH E,t er4m con sre~~ and hid, aur trus faa uHu vv vant~
 fHt in fighting this measure he aaS aHgaEanizcd every friend Masks has got In his viudtctiven. ue has attruatgd fruul= htmzgfr tne very 4z4 tHst can std hn II legislation. anu Wba Vsfg willing tu da =a Gan yaG Imagine q ~aHr man vfiUus d #ixtv page letter af pefSauti abuse aSti55ss ta~kans T.. tha HaStmaSesr t;aHera1 2 r.lt k what h.. h4s done, aa4 hat dae- he g.t by Ite Nu;hm- bat nat officers contempt
 NaF t- t fHat better faf tHt-Ea f M etrr anything about it Ii alt far t1 voters h gsr together and smother the nuisance that has made tsc very name odtouSa Gt will be conceded that very many of tHe supporters of Wick ersham care nothing about Alaska as such but there arr scores of 5taets
 ohe de. and de <e honestly and Ii k .a perfectly fair proposition to appeal tg them to hgtp rut #gT on | basis af rcsrsctahHitv= NJ cannot hop ta saiH anything unless tbe Delegate n Cea= gress is iu sympathy with the raftv ii bower n Was uston. and when the l peteg4t. has alteuated ffata himself tHs right tn rsru br seen personally hy those iu power. ar he a4Hsidered b. the committees in Congress by reason af his unreasonable aggressie ne-s. he has lost all usefulness and should be releeated hack to the tundra. ar the
 flesh pots Outside
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
ALASKA'S HUMILIATION.

If it k possible for tb. voters or Alaska te rise above personal piqua, and faetional strife and agtec for tae nonee ta da whatever is Iighr fal Alaska. they Will surely mol qale for JameS Wiekersham fer Delegate ta Congress II win he conceded that ii
 Is difficult fa eet aHs ttea Alaskaa~ Ia agree upon any given proposition that Is offered relative n the District. but when matter If acting for the pun pose of getting tine hest results out of the election ef a Delegate k cou- cerned there ought to be some means devised by which We can get together.
 Take a view af what has been done by our Delegate in Congress. Aside from the passage of q miners lien law. mol one act has been accom- piished by him. Taere is douht about his efforts in his hut let him have all the credit he can get aul af the fact that t is law H. hos antago- niZed the administrations bill for q council for Alaska. and will doubtless say that he defeated IL This is not true. the bill is mol defeated. and il Would have become a law at the ses- sion inst closed had il not been for the fact that fhe President mad other matters he was pressing that Weic of greater importance to the country. If does mol matter whether We aere, t" pr like tne arpointive council bin: that Is aside from the question The truth of tic matter k that il is all We can hope 10 get from Congress. and is it
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
MATTERS
 RECORDED
JULY t2. 1910. Affidavit of Publication.

Forfeiture notice. Julius Lehman to James Dulyhan et al. July .. 1910.
 Locations.
 The Nh 2ia fraction ou Solomon river. July : laio. I. Iyersan. The Humboldt assaeiatian claim. on t#e tundra cast of Fort Davis. July | l9lo. |. Jenson | al
 Deeds.
 Ben F. Gtllet to Charles Heabctg. an undivided oue.fourth interest in bench abreast of No below an Mystery creek. right limit. June Ii. 191o. Julia Qainton to Marie Fol,fg q a... tae north half of lot so. Tn block 26. townsite of Nome: oct. x. f9Os. Max Anger to August Horbrreer. a fourth interest in the Grace group. situated between Center ara Little creeks. July II. tatn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
MIR. oRR's REPUTATION.

Edward S ou has surrey estab. Hshrd t reputation Tor aaa--tt ia lis dealings With mankind r4at l. a,eid- edte#ta= his= efadlf lis add bxthose Wha ale familiar with tha eircum- stances that at lhe time af t#e slump m values tu Tacoma he. like many ot=trs. fust everything ana Was badly tn debt H. went te Dawson and -tafted to Nafk, and in short time made money sufficient Ia nay off all his old debts. which h. immediately did. Then he went broke later h Dawson. owing large amount of maney. and as seen a< h. sai ea l. feet again paid in fuu every dalIat h. owed by reason of this second failure Aside from the fact that tats Illus tratrs mans honesty in the b.st Practical Way. T k indicative. ar ais feeaferatiye powers and raztling ohil- ity= The man who stts down and sfiete~ over the spilled milk Heyef eef= n T position to sjve T demaHstTaz ton of his honesty.
 Mir Orr bears the proud dtStigCti1u of being just the sort af Taan this in dieates. always willing - de tae fair thing ever ready to put bis hands "a fhe blow to make new fmroW and best If all. he keeps his friends by playing the game square with taem all the time
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13

fhgrr is aHa man Southern Alaska ffaH eeftaalt knows Wicker sham h letter tsafzlaea Alaskan .s saNs
 "F Httr kuuHn Jim W5rz.fzHaH far avef tWeatv=five wears H. has =I0avs neru , Hrsturber= II tHEez eH tfaa- tle 8Hd If f does Hst zesafe fe hiu he hunts faf l. such W8s biz history n Tacoma Washington. faf many wears ahd ha h5= heeH H continuous turaa5I aHd tta4a5e esef siHee came te Alaska
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
EXCELLENT EFFECT.

Father-in- Law suppose you are aware. Harry. that the check for $lO.- poo put among Eour wedding pres ents was merely for cfTec'.
 Groom-oh. yes, sir, and the effect was excellent. The bank cashed 1t this morning without question Boston Transcript
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13

itfza z#furee uf zaltIfi=r rtiau tu see @ae# ## Id E=F#e### var H-a-e u Eis afI S5HIez EY#u h4.k U the faias at ts l#lN ta51 ~1aud far WiekeH~Hau a@ Haag as n b, #agatg Nil pefH#t aue man ta h.. his mend. buf daats had fa fefzt,e Hm And thr friend HH=f be Tfeffv fttteH that p#sR Ryan Nil 48t
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13

tatttt} cranky proposition and ntta one Shuuid nave the patiauer aT Job tu krrr from smas lug them ipta SmIthereeu< et times. But. a< pua rr.- giueer said. You have ta handle them just like woman. 1T they xst cranky and commence tu buek. don't tfv ta force them Just dn the coaxtrg act until they Eet aver being cranky. and tfrH you will gel good results.
 
 Somr wag zus stated that thc Pres ident haz ordered q new zet af braaaS
 F #
 T#e man who ie always in constant fear that fe wilt bump up against a stone wall Is sure fo find ths wall ta bump against much the sam. as q beginner on T bicycle finds the nuts and stones that are to give him fall He is looking for them. and not having ths confidence to overcome or ea around finds just what he expects.
 
 Errors ale not handieaps. provided ane k able ta learn t7e lesson they ale supposed tp teach. for fl you play ths game You must be prepared to lay fts penalties The greatest rewards spoken af in history and given II ths present. time arr thosc fur valor. and there is nothing like great a-E- t4 gise appreciation and value ta ra= wards
 xxx
 Scientists predict fhat the earlG MI become dry te sonnet ing ike 5oaao.aao years. hut II tne prohibition waxe at k working North from the Southern states continues III full sway fh, s-f- ehti@ts vin have ta reconsider tb,fr praeno=tieation and cut off fet million wears.
 
 What's the difference aftsl all. whether il l- bogus counterfeit false alarm or sham. taere NiIi always he certain Fer cent of tse people Asaua are from Missouri W6o have Jo De shown. and Il k the education af this certain rer cent that really counts in The inns run
 &
 The world k too prone te giv, credit 10 ordinary mortals aho hax. become druukardS- The4 are often referred ta as men "f great minds who would have been at tae head of their class or profession had they left liquor alone. A nile the truth of the matter k. in the majority of cases. they are noth- Ing but towards who haven't the nerve |" withstand temptations
 Much of the tragedy of life k con trihnted by these same drunkar,is who are given a halo instead of being prop erlr branded bs their felloe. men as an offset CT example to those who are inclined to follow in their footsteps. Such men who throw away tnctr taI- ents are the ones who bring suffering and sorrow upon innocent women and children who are so unfortunate as to be 0eHeOdeuf uu8u then,
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
100000 WOMEN
 WILL STRIKE
Nuggets Special ssrvlc..

NEW YORK. July ff.-Th, strike ol Inc cloak workers confines to grow. samuel GemFers. president af the American Federation af Laber. savs there Will he one hundred thouEdnd aut hH tomorrow morning aHd tkat il threatens tu he the largest ztIilse iH history.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13

Governor eIatk hatiH4 returned to he @eat at seeefnmeat in Alaska. aftef having answered m ssit sf tae President fa aid h uesesz.lft segIs.a- ton fef thr District II may f,. expect ed lhat 9nv matters needing atteatlon WiH be rHemplfe considered fn the absence af fhe Governor 7te fas i Vsfy worthy gentleman who tatz 5s t;99= sHer. H t#r frt~aa af 3HHm L. pislH tHe Secretary af In District sud ex-efIieie Saeryor Geozral 4sg promrluess WtlH which th4 Governor : office acted n connection Wlth the difficulties If the postetitee. both here and IH Fairbanks shows tHe aisa ap- rfeeiatinn of t=e duties dev5l.mg upon those in power to b.uefr The citizens. r a iittfe Of the same virus had ever been injected ta slippery Jim. the people of the ntsuIst might have mote runfideuce. in ffrl.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13

Prize Winner oraught Beer on sale at the Eagle as soon as the corwin arrives.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13
THE LOOKER-ON

We are taught never to look d gift | horse in the mouth. but the people of Alaska can well afford to take cog nizance Of the gifts or blessings which have fallen to their lot through the timely action of the War Department. for to this branch af the Government We really owe more than h all others combined
 When Mt commence to Ioak about for results We are forced to admit that the country has been blessed with but tw" great deeds or accomplishments since the prospectors commenced t. run over the country at large. little less than TWO decades ago. and they are the telegraphic comrrunication with the Outside and the wagon roads which have been built and are being constructed now. as well as -teio'aiucd bN the War Department
 When Alaskans stop and ponder over the real blessings the country has received they will have to admit i is Ia case of Hats off. gentlemen to the War Department and the efficient off cers who have been detailed to put into execution our telegraph service and our good roads.
 x
 The whaleboat race was an exciting affair. and well worth the long wait on the beach 10 see the same rowed, but the lesson to be learned from this par ticular event Was that even a native can give white man cards and spades in rowing contest unless his white brother gets in and drills and does a lot af training
 When il comes ro racing gasoline launches il is not a question of the race being 10 the swift. hut to the quiek-starting non -bncking and re- liable engine which k installed in the boat
 Men who make success of handling gasoline engines admit that they are a
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-07-13

Fresh Pabst Milwaukee Beer at the Board of Trade.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-24
POLITICAL ACTIVITY.

Texas will be the storm center OF
politics today. Ohio will hold the at.
tention of the public a week later.
New York will be the scene of a
struggle a few weeks from today Po-
litical activity is developing, even in
distant California. There is a feel.
ing of unrest. The fact is that Repub.
licans are becoming more and more
uneasy. Even President Taft has
taken to the stump in behalf of his
party.
What Col Roosevelt will do in flu
ture no one can say and it is this
uncertainty which Is making so many
leaders in New York feel uneomfirt.
able,
In Tennessee the situation is we'll
known. There is a deplorable lack
Of consistency among many Of the
Democrats.
In Indiana there is another interest
ing situation, for things 10 not look
as serene for Senator Beveridge as
they did awhile back.
In Illinois Joe Cannon is stirring
things upand there is determined
effort going to be made to secure the
removal of Senator Lorimer, when
the election of senator Is held.
In Texas it is not question Of
Democracy. 1t is question of pro
hibition The great issue will be set
led today. One of the hottest elec
tons ever held, will be decided when
the polls close tonight
The prohibition issue does not eff
feet other states, however, for tnt
sentiment Is decidedly ON the decline
There was day when the wave
seemed to be sweeping the entire
south, but it, force has been spent
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-24
TODAY AT CAIRO CHURCHES

Washington avenue. Manse adjoin
Ing. Faster, Rev. A. 8. Buchanan
Sunday school 10 a. m. Evening ser
vice 7:s0 p m. Christian Endeayol
6.30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednes
day 1880 p. m. Junior Christian En-
deavor Sunday use D. m.
Morning subject, TRANSPORTATION
In the evening an honorary service
will be held for members who have
been enrolled twenty-five gears oil
moreand to the faithful ones o
twenty-five years ago who are no
with us now Judge Dewey will reat
this memorial paper. Mrs. w. n
Butler will read tribute to the mu
sic and musicians of twenty-five years
ago and Hon. john NJ. I.ansden will
commemorate the ministers of thu
church prior to 1886, Mrs. George
Dougherty will tell what was expect
ed of us twenty-five lars ago, tat
service to close with few remarks
by the pastor. Rev. A. S. Buchanan
Miss Gladys Morgan. of Conneaut, 0,
will sing at the morning service anc
Mrs. Will Holt, OF vincennes, Ind.
will render solo in the evening.
Christian Endeayor topic-"A Life
Lived with Christ"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-24

The prohibitionists played the game
too strong. Hence the failure Of the
cause. Texas Is about the only state
left to be called battle-ground.
In other states the political uneas-
mess is due to other causes. In Ten
nessessee it is fight against the
present governor and for him. In
OHIO the Democrats are at peace but
the Republicans are at war, in New
York the better element OF both part
les is in the ascendency. The old
order OF politics is charged. The new
school of politics has been adopted.
The cleanest and best men of both
factions are discussed for the honors
and offices Of the state.
In Kansas the recent convention
was a test OF insurgent strength. The
regulars just saved themselves by a
marrow margin.
Conventions have been called in
nearly all OF the western states and
these conventions will settle IN
question OF control in the next house
One thing is certain Not in years
has there been sucn a display of po-
litical activity.--Commer lad appeal.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-24
OUR MONITOR AND WATERWAYS

In certain quarters in the East OBJ
jections have been raised to "recog-
nizing' the Mississippi river as a
great future commercial artery and
place Of inland seaports stretching
from the lakes to the gulf. Manifest
destiny is better understood in this
part of the country When Chicago
spent s60,980,O10 to build a stretch of
ship canal and the people of Illinois
voted s20000,000 to extend it to the
head of navigation on the Illinois
river it ought to be taken for granted
that faith in a future deep channel is
absolute and that to recognize" it is
merely to admit the existence of a
fact The coming OF the double-tur-
reted monitor Amphitrite to st. Louis
to serve as a training ship for the
Missouri Naval Reserves is, indirectly
at least, recognition Of the naval
Importance of the chief river Of North
America and of the largest city of
the Mississippi Valley.
Thought the Amphitrite draws IA
feet, 1t will make its way up the river
without the aid of the permanent
deep channel that is to be. st. Louis
is one of the best naval recruiting
stations and it is no slight task to
keep the present force required in
the navy up to the standard. Many
of the sailors who went with the
American battle ship feet around the
world had grown up ON the farms OF
Missouri and Illinois. The deep chan
mel will open the harbor of st. Louis
to the shipping OF all nations and to
the navy Of the United tSates. In its
armor and range Of fire the Amphi-
trite is of the battle ship class. Mont
tors have not been discredited in
fighting except in speed, They are
not match in maneuvering for
Dreadnoughts that make twenty
knots or over, but they could send
heavy shot that would be a matter
OF concern to any leviathan. Our
monitor Is a prophecy of the days
when st. Louis will be a famous in
land seaport and naval station
Globe-Democrat
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-24
TANNING THE AUTO.

How to regain the "lost liberty of
the road" Is problemthat has puz
zlef the nonmotoring classes ever
since the tyranny of the automobile
established itself. The English la.
ment that the juvenile habit Of play
in village streets, which has been 60
ing on "since the Norman conquest, "
Is at an end. The newer towns of
America complain that boys and girls
can scarcely venture TO fleet sportive-
ly from curb to curb with any reason
able hope OF getting across alive.
One sort Of play, however has just
asserted itself successfully. That is
the game CT poker. A dozen rural
'.Aennsylvanians Spread out news.
paper on the highway. produced cards
and chips and compelled all travel.
ers on wheels, motorists included.
TO "go round" 1t was another case OF
Alcibiades and the carter. The youth.
full Greek lay down in the middle OF
the road and dared the carter to run
over him. What high spirit did in
the one case the jack pot seems to
have done in the other. The cars
we're halted.
That the poker players ended In
jail is little to the point. Village
Hampdens take that chance. Thi.
group Of public spirited citizens ha,
shown how strength lies in union
and how \ small union. rightly oper
atsd nav stop temporarily at leas
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-24
Church of Redeemer.

Corner of Sixth street and Wash
ngton avenue (Episcopan, Rev
Frederick A. DeRosset, rector.
Regular hours Of service: Sunday,
Holy Communion at 7 o'clock a. N.
Morning prayer and sermon at IL
O'clock excepting the first Sunday. in
the month when there WIN be sec
ond celebration or the Holy Com
munion at that hour. Evening prayer
and sermon at p. m. Week days:
Holy communion daily a. m; morn
ing prayer daily a. m; and also the
litany on Wednesday and Friday.
Evening daily o'clock except on
Friday when this hour is o'clock
Friday is the weekly day of fasting
and abstinence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-24
o o o PERMANENTLY HEALS
O.O.O. SORES & ULCERS


rd and infected by impurities the blood This
bitatng sickness which breeds disease the system the retention Of
members continued maa state of health inherited bad blood etc.
the
CANNOT heal until the blood purified heals and
circulation and
assists
applications
purifying the blood
write and request It,
SWIFT SPECIFIC co. ATLANTA, GA.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-24

I LEGAL DECISIONS
Injuries From Defective Street Tun.

Injuries From Defective Street Tun'
nel--Connelly V. City of Boston.-A
city is not relieved of liability for in
juries to a pedestrian from defect
in the street, though such defect was
caused by the Transit Commission
in the construction of a tunnel, as
authorized by Statute 1902. The
known facts that an excavation was
going on beneath a street calls for
special vigilance on the part of the
city to ascertain wheter dangerous
defects have been caused in the sur
face of the street by such excavation.
In an action against a city for in
iuries due to the caving in Of a street
under which a tunnel was being ex-
eavated by the transit commission,
under Statute 1902, evidence held suf.
ficient to present question for the
jury as TO whether the city knew or
should have known or the defect in
time to have prevented the injury,
Supreme Judicial Court of Massa.
chusetts. 81 N. E. R., 1893.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-07-24

Says The Evening Citizen: Now
let us settle down and forget the
whole unfortunate affair." nursing no
grudges, holding no scores. forgetting
II possible that it ever happened. .
The suggestion Is good as far as it
goes. But ii is of much greater i'm
portauce that there shall be firm
resolve among the people OF the city
that the conditions which brought on
this unfortunate affair" and others
of like character SHALL NOT again
be permitted to run rampant in the
community.