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DAILY COURT RECORD
TUESDAY, November ~, 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
Adjourned until December g.
DISTRICT COURTS.
TUESDAY, November =, I0iOJ
Equity Court SO. Z.

L4u1tg NUuEt NO. -
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Nc. 2S23L Patch vs. Wyman: irving Williamson
appointed trastee TO SELL bond, 5000. Attorney l.
Williamson.
No 2gsl Lester vs.. Lester ct al; reference to
examiner. Attorneys. Alfred d. smith,. C.
Howard.
No. $500. Browning Is. Carr; reference 10 audi
TOR. Attorneys. j. y. Larner-J. NJ. Spear RalstoD.
siddons. & Richardson NJ. strasbarger and r. 5.
Hume.
No. 2l75 Toeaer VS.. Toepfer; counsel fee ordered
paid. Attorneys. H. b. Moulton-P, NJ. Brown.
No. z7T Carusi vs.. Reisinger; Charles F. Ca
rusi appointed trustee 70 sell; bond, $1,000. At
toney G. +. Carisi.
No, 9ssa. Male Little Grip Company ss s
Ksnn Sons & Co: injunction issued. Attor-
neys c. L. PArkeF-Aiyer Cohen.
Assignments for to-day
No. So Waterman Company rs. saadi Attornsys,
May & Watson-White & E;ollander.
No. s. Wyeth Northrop. Attorneys' Hiiiyer
& Drew.
No. g. Riley vs.. Rnsy. Attorneys. Montague a
Moriarity- Coomhs.
No 81. Ash IS Ash. Attorneys. Msekan and Git
tngs d Chamberlain-Leskey
No. 60. Mcdonnell rs. Mcconnell. Attomegs.
HaYell-Gics.
Equity Court No. -
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 9en. sOmeryille Ell al vs. American Realty
Company District National Bank, and American
National Bank; ordered 70 honor certain checks
Attorneys. A. A. Hoehling, r.. and Alexander
Wolf-M. d, Rosenberg
No. 9f64. Weeks vs. Heinrich et al. time for
hearing rlle fixed. Attorneys, Beach & Adkins
and Clinton ROBBIE. ii. Thomas.
No. 25sf2 Orme ct al. vs. Orme e al; leave
granted to subscribe for bonds Attorneys. r. Il.
Perry son-W f. Mattingiy and ]. d. Sullivan.
No. 239 Muehleisen e. al Ts. Miller Ell al;
referred to auditor. Attorneys. r. r. Sheehy-J. Z.
Laskey and A II. Bell.
No. z8is. IN re James E. Nicholson auditors
report confirmed. Attorney NJ. ID. Rosenberg.
In re Qunseyl Abraham Aaksbahite; referred to
auditor
No. 2l7i Bride Ts Baker ct al; bil dismissed; :
appoab noted. Attorneys d. orc. Callaghan-John
Rid0ut.
No. 1901. Heay u Healy; rule retgIrnabe De
eenber 2 Attorneys Archer Smith and c. ii.
Merillat-BiEuey & No0daTd.
No. &2s7. Rray vs. Bray; rule returnable necena-
Der 2 Attorneys. r. O. Taylor and w. G. Balder
ston-Campheil Darlington.
No. &lz5 Bray vs. Bray. same. Attorneys. Camp
bell Carriagton-T. G. Taylor.
Assignments Cor November 2;
No. 81. Kensla Us. Kenga. Attorneys, Wells
Gran & Forrest
No. S. Ketchsm IS. Chase Attorneys. Ralston.
Siadous & Richardson.
No. 70 Walker vs. Walker. Attorneys Marlin
Homer,
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BROKER IN FRAUD CASE.
Montreal Man "A Witness ut Alleged
Mail Fraud Trial.


Samuel Graham. a broker. Of Montreal
Canada, was the principal witness at
the trial yesterday OF James n. Huston,
Harvey NJ, Lewis, and Everett Dufour
The government attempted to show that
Graham was Identified with the National
Trust Company IN the role OF a Come
on" Grahams work, the government
contended, was similar TO that of Du-
four's-that IS to sell bonds and stocks
for concerns and require Of prospective
clients q guarantee. Then came the
work OF the National Trust COMPANY
the government contended. and alleged
worthless guarantees were given clients
IN consideration Of a liberal commission.
Col. Austin Curtin. OF Curtin. Pa. who
says he paid 500 10 the company for a
guarantee on ssome bonds, proved an
entertaining witness The colonel felt
his alleged loss keenly, and was spirited
in his testimony. he identified as o.
r. Johnson, the trust company repre-
sentative. with whom he coTrespOnded
Harvey NJ. Lewis. a defendant. Later
il developed that Oar. Johnson was Oc-
tavia r. Johnson, stenographer for the
company, and a general laugh went
round the court room.
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real, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Washington street northwest between Fourth and
Fifth stTeeis-SquaTe SIS lots 81 and g.: Max
Pasternak and BERTHE Pastsnak to Christine
hoes SO.
| and Third streets northeast-SquaTe Tss, part OF
lot 10; John J. DrJIy TO Peter A. DTuTy so.
Garhed-LOt Is; Abraham L. Smith to Robinson
White SO.
Grant Psrk-Lots 81, 50, 81 ss IS. 81, and 90 block
g. Elijah Brown Ell TX. 10 George H. Burke. SO
Chevy Chase-Sa6aTe 1858. part Of square; Victor
Norling to Clayton Graf. So
North Hillbrook-SquaTs 5i2s lot l5-SAmuel Co
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InsrIcE GnnIn

JUSTICE GOULD
Estate Of Frederick H. French; letters Of admins
trati0n granted 20 William II. French; bond, $40.
Attorneys Lyon d Lyon.
Estate Of Henry u. Graften; petition for letters
OF administration. Attorneys. same.
Estate Of Catherine +, Campbell; viii dated Sep
tsmher g. 1867 aud codcil dated November Il, 1910
fled
Estate Of Wism d. Levsn; letters testameBtaFy
granted to United States Trust Company. Attorneys
Douglas & Baker.
In re Newton Dempsey; proceedings ratified At
toTuey, n D. RcsenheTg
Estate Of Norsal ". King; petition for letters
testamentaTy. Attorneys Gordon & Gordon.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Nov 2-IiFe hogs generally IS lower
Estimated receipts 24000 htsd. Bulk Of prices SIS
T.I5. light 665aT 10: mixed and butchers 6T5a6 %
yorkeTs. 6.s5a670; pigs. 100.
Cattle steady; estimated Teeeipss. 500 head
Beeyes 4.5oa7so; GUNS and heifers. 2z5a6.ss; Texa
stee-s, 4l5a540; stockers and feeders. 355a5.7o.
Sheep steady estimated receipts. 5000 head. Ma
lives 225a29o; Westerns, 250a3.9o; year'ines, 4eo
SEQ; lsinbs. lo0e6o0; Western lambs. 40a5ss.
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LAW CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS.
Charles l.. Emmart Heads Juniors
at Washington College.

The Junior class OF Washington College
OF Law has elected as officers Charles
l.. Emmart, president; Miss Mary c.
Farmer, vice president; Miss Margaret
+. Lutz. secretary; Urban Z. Goerner,
treasurer; Miss Emily Spillman. chair
man executive committee
Mrs. Resale Mex Shelton was elected
as class speaker for the annual banquet
TO be held early in February at
Rauscher's. The junior class, according
TO the custom of the college, has charge
of the banquet, and the president, Mr..
Emmart, viii be the POSTMASTER.
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RITES FOR J. 7. vARNELL.
Pioneer Merchant VIII BE Buried
Thanksgiving Day.

Funeral services for John T. Varnell,
retired merchant. who died Monday at
his home, 1901 Nineteenth street north
west, wifi be held in st. Paurs Catholic
Church Thursday.
Mr. Varnell was one Of the pioneer
meat and provision merchants of the city
and was born In Washington September
10. 1886. He was one OF the organizers of
the old Traders National Bank, OF this
city, and was closely associated with the
financial interests Of the city during his
Vigorous life
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Sutfa.

No SCOT. The American Surety Company IS. ].
Barton Miller; account. SEQ. Attorneys. MeKin-
ney & Flsnuery.
No Ss07s. John E Cunningham ". The Washing
ton Rail8ay and Electric Company; damages. $50.
Attorneys. W. Z. Ambrose and ]. l. Smith,
No 536s. Joseph NJ Hardy; appellant, vs.. Al
bert n. Schneider; appeal. Attorney, Nj. W. Sulli-
van.
No $500 A. Ward Evans and John o. Evans Va
Atlantic Radio Company; account, s495. Attorneys,
Tucker, Kenyon s Macfarland.
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supreme Court Justices ROBBED.

Following the robing of the District
Court of Appeals, the six justices OF the
District Supreme Court were investured
In silk rooes when the court held its
morning sessions yesterday. No ceremony
marked the legal robing, and it was a
matter of some surprise to the officers of
the various courts.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Gas rights was the dominating trading
factor at the stock exchange yesterday.
Most OF the trading was at little higher
figure than that Of Monday. The rights
will be dealt IN Friday for immediate de-
livery or for cash.
Mergenthaler brought good prices and
ten shares Of National Savings and Trust
COmpanys stock was sold.
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ENDORSED FOR JUDGESHIP.
C. La Rue MunsOn, Of Pennsylvania,
Favored by PenrOse.

Friends OF Senator Penrose, OF Penn
sylvania, said here yesterday that the
Senator has indorsed c. La Rue Munson.
a Williamsport lawyer, for the position of
Judge of the new Commerce Court.
Senator Penrose VIII not be in Wash
ington for several days. and President
Taft will not be here until Thursday, so
the report could not De confirmed. Mr..
Munson was one Of the leading candi-
dates of the Democratic party for the
gubernatorial nomination In Pennsyl-
vania, Withdrawing just before the AL
lentown convention last June.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-23
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-ExtTa. per cwt.. 650a75: do. butebs,>
kaa6g5; common 4 Sla5&.
HoGs-Per ewt. gross. soea95O; do, ordinary.
500
SHEEP-Prime. 3ooa3.50: do. common. 250as75.
LAMBs-Fancy. spring. e.ooa7oo fan. choice. 100
medium 500
CALVEs-Prime. Per h.. l04sl1 medium. H.
si5as3A
CoWs-Prine. fresh. each. S0a0OO do. eom.
son. A-aeAs5eO; do. I'D and dry, Booa0a
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w B. Hibbs & 20
members OF the New York Stock Exchange. Hibls
Building.
New York. Nor. 22-some Of the big spot inter
ests who we're among the largest sellers Of cotton ON
last weeks declines endeaYored 10 get some Of their
shorts IN during the early afternoon and the bull
interests took advantage Of this 10 bid the market
up. Prices advanced TO and points over yester,
DAY on this buying. Then much fresh selling
came out from old bulls realizing and against
actual cotton the market reapsed into duIlness and
ulled quiet and steady UP to the close.
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No sl5J. American Mosaic Company Us. Ira J.
Baker; lot Il. square ana S65. Attorneys, Z. T.
Coll9day and l. r. Allen.
No 6l5s. Same vs. Same; lot Is, square 421i, SIS
Attorneys. same
No $751; \. ". Allyn vs. Same; lot Il, block q,
LAngdon Park, $40.
Ne. sl5s Same vs.. Same; lot Is. block q. same.
$40
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
z-Bid and asked prices on gov
LOCAL WOOL AND HIDES.

WOOL-Washed free Of burrs. per III d. nm.
washed. Pc ID. q
HlDEs-Green. per H.. 3; CRY. per H.. rzais;
ealfskins. green. each. L25al40
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SUES ]. BARTON MILLER.

Surety Company Seeks 90 Recover
$4,000 on Forfeited Bend.
An echo OF the First Cooperative
Building Association was heard yester-
day, when the American Surety Company
fled suit in the District Supreme Court
to recover $500 from John Barton Mil
Ter, former secretary-treasurer OF the de-
funct association.
The amount represents the bond they
forfeited when Miller was indicted fer
embezzling the company's funds.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-23
Another Glen Eeho Mayer.

Louis c. Witkowsh has succeeded c.
F. James as mayor of Glen Echo and
took Up his duties yesterday He makes
the third mayor Glen Echo has had this
year.
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WHEAT-strneer; larger trade. No. Northern
spring. TO arrive. f. o. b., LIS. No. ? red. f. O.
b.. e6h; No. hard. T. O. b., l.63H Nj, ! maes-
roni. I. o. b, asls; No. l Manitoba, T. o. b., LOS
Reported So loads Tor export. chiefly Manitoba to
arrive
CORN-Weaker; fair dealing. Steamer mixed
nominal. export basis. new No 2 f. o. b.. 81:
No ? elevator domestic. nominal. Exporters took
% loads mainly new, 10 arrive, December January
WHAT Oman Hfgh or (-loQa
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No. 2sTs5 Lizzie L. Wiley vs. George F. stoF-
mont, Richard Washington. George r. Wiley. and
Beatrice stormont: set aside decd ard for injune-
tion. Attorney, l. Williamson.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY W. b. Hibbs CO..
members Of the New YORK STOCK Exchange. Hiohs
Building
ear meney Oren N high. "a. low "a: close. Is;
SALE or SHARES by HOURS.
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District Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re extension Of Twenty-third and streets
southeast; verdict Of jury filed.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-23

step which automatically falls TO & station plat
form when a side door Of a subway car is opened
has been patented By New Yorker
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Criminal Court 30. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No zsG. United States Us. William DanEerield
nonsuppoFt warrant II removal from district Of New
Jersey fled. defendant committed.
No. aas United States q. Harvey NJ. Lewis
violating section $40 Revised Statutes Of the United
States; on trial. Attorneys, II. E. Davis, g II.
S,me. ]. c. Cuttings. q. p. Hoover. and NJ. W.
Sullivan.
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WALL STREET NEWS
Most Stocks Make Small Net
Declines for the Day.
ACTIVITY IN AMERICAN CAN
General Market a Duplicate of Mon
day, Utter Dizziness During Mid
die Part of Day, Being Followed
by Sufficient Strength TO Make
Closing Figures About the same.

New York, Nov. 92-Most stocks in
the security market to-day made small
net declines Advances, where they oc-
CURED. were likewise inconsiderable. with
barely mae than a single exception
This exception was the American Can
preferred shares. which sold at one time
~ points higher than they did yester-
day. and retained the greater portion OF
the gain the volume of trading in the
stock being much larger than is usually
the case.
The only story that Wall street heard
10 account for the activity and strength
thus displayed In this one quarter was
that possibly partial payment might be
made Of the accumulated or so-called
back dividends in American Can pre-
ferred shares. A rumOr that the ;Om-
pany's dividend rate would be raised
was, of course, under the circumstances,
absurd.
Duplicate of Day Before.
The general market was substantially
duplicate of that of the day before, a
slightly higher tendency being displayed
IN the morning. utter dulIness during the
middle and greater part of the day with
an increase in the activity of the market
at the close, which was. however. just
as on the preceding day, along the lire
OF lower prices, Many OF these declines
were recovered before the close. which
accounted for the small change in the
hnal quotations.
The quantity of the days dealings was
but little more than on Monday Ia a
fairly large number Of stocks there were
no dealings at all and in others only
single hundred share lots in each in
stance. James j. Hills interview on
business conditions, printed in a morning
newspaper, was rather enigmatical, as
Mr. Hills utterances are apt to be. and
was in no way market influence.
1t must be said that dispatches tell
ing Of revolutionary outbreaks in many
different parts of Mexico to-day excited
more serious attention I'm Wall street
than news of a similar kind has I'm all
recent years, and sufficient cause for this
was found In the fact that trouble OF the
kind described is now more general in
Mexico than for long period The i'm
preston widely prevails among hnanciers
and others IN the downtown districts hay
ing close relations with Mexico that po-
litical sentiment in the country is in a
state OF ferment which would become
acute after the death OF President DIaz
and which even the veteran President
may hnd difficult 10 calm in his life time.
The business interests OF the citizens of
our own country in Mexico are of course,
large, particularly those relating 20 min
ing and smelling concerns. The South
ern Pacific. for instance. has 1850 miles
of railway in the western part OF that
country. Anything like a serious civil
war in the sister republic with consequent
damage TO property could not fail. there
fore. 10 be other than a grave matter
from stock market point OF view.
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camera has been invented 10 rapidly photograph.
develop print snd FIX copies Of documents O nAz-
uscripts
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Circuit Court No. =.



No. 5lss- hermann IS capital Traction Ton
pany tine 10 submit motion for new Trial extended
Attorneys. W. J. Lambert and X. II. Neatman-R.
r. PCTry & Son aud g. T. Dunlop.
No. $751;. Brez rs. Chesapeake Beach Railway
Company. On trial Attorneys. L. Tobrner and
A. L. Nswmyer- Mckinney q Fiaunery.
No. 3753 Hart Capital Traction Company
judgncnt on mandate against defendant for costs
and uew trial granted. Attorneys. A 5. Worth
ngton and Wolf & RosenhcrE-R. r. Perry & Son
and q. r. Dunlop
No. 58-a Marshall vs.. willis LepheW; judgment
hy default against defendant fer SIS. Attorneys
Alfred u Smith-W. L. Ambrose.
No. 49, Knicke-hocker Ice Company willis:
continued. Attorneys, J. J. Darlington-W. G.
johnson.
Assignments for to-day:
No. loi Wines. administratoT. rs Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Attorneys. Hamilton
Leckie Fulton & Cox.
No. e Clements ys. Model Laundry Company.
Attorneys. Darlington & Jolnson-Perry & Son.
No. S. Kohen rs. Washington Railway and Elec-
the Company. Attorneys. Hll. Rogers Mattingly
and ". G. Gardiner. J. Darlington.
No. Ii6. Gardner vs. Chesapeake Beach Railway
Company. Attorneys, Msther 4 HopeWell-Aicken-
ney Flaurery
No. p Leyitos vs. Terminal Taxicab Company.
Attorneys. lambert 4 Yeatman-Duaglas & Baker.
No. lsA Rankin IS Asbury. Attorneys. Award
Montague q Morauty.
Ne. ls6. Axman vs.. Washington GasliEht Com
psny. ATTORNEYS. Neubec-PeFTy & Son.
No. lss. Hensley. adninistFator Metropolitan
Coach Company Attorneys, Robson & iolvin-Haua-
ilton, C0heFt, ferkes & Hamilton
No. le0 Payne VS.. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. shreye & Riehardson-Peuy s son and
Dunlop.
No. ls2. Blackburn vs. Same. Attorneys. sulli-
Yan-Peuy & Son and Dunlop
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Circuit Court No. 1.
ANDERSON.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 5E54 LanshaFgh Ts. Lansbur-h; demurrer
oseruled Attorneys Douglas & Baksr-W- z
AmbIusS
NJ. 5isN MeNaInsrA VS. Washington Terminal
Company 81 az. verdict for defendant Washington
Terminal Company. Attorneys Leckie Fulton d
Coz Hamilton. Colbert. Yerka & Hamilton.
Nc. 5l6i5 Miller YA Capital Traction Company
on trial Attorneys. Ch&Cnory Hackett-R. r.
Perry & Son and e. T. Dunl0p.
Ne, B3g Westoott & story vS lawrence mo
ton 10 quash attachment oFeFrulsd without pei
udice. Attorney V. g. ALERT.
Assignments for to-day.
No. 8. Jennings vs.. Mishsw. Attorneys. Bride
Gertman.
No. IS. Jones Is. Unitei States Continental
Jewel Filtration Company. Attorneys, Doyle-Hay-
den
No. o. Towuer Ct al. 70. SaundeFs. TrBndle Il
al. Attorneys. Happier & Merillat and Hayden
Juhnson-Beny & Minor.
No. q Morisrity, adu,iristFaior, Washington
Gaslight Company. Attorneys Montague Mo
rf4rffr--rfs-x A
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Criminal Court No. =.


CHIEF JUSTICE cLABAUGH.
Assignment for November 23-ArTaignments
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN - LET US MAKE
your new loans or replace old ones at
lowest rates OF interest All transactions
conducted with economical consideration
for borrowers. VIM. II. SAUNDERS 81
CO. 1907 r St NV 5stfs
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL
estate-Ilowest rates Of interest Pay
ments on principal in amounts OF 500 or
more received at any interest period.
THE F. II. SMITH CO. Bond Building,
1905 n. Y. ave. H-f
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED
city real estate at lowest current rates
OF interest special privileges with respect
10 prior payments. TYLER e RUTHER-
FORD. me. 80 18th st. NV. 6S-tf'
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

New YarE. Nov. a-clasins quotation, Of mi.osl,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-09
GOVERNMENT ROAD.
Messrs. Wallace and Neel Have Been
Keeping 1t in Good Shape-A
Road That Stands.

The mile Of government road be-
tween NeWberry and Prosperity, which
is a model stretch of road, and which
ought to be a lesson in road building,
has recently been worked by Messrs.
W. Ed. Wallace and Jno. G. Neel, who
live on the road. They cleaned out
the bitches and dragged the road with
the split-log drag, and put it in ex-
cellent shape.
Any road, or anything else, unless it
is kept in repair, is bound to go down.
These gentlemen, in working this
road, had i'm mind not only THAR own
inter rests, but the interests of the peo-
pie of Newberry county and of other
counties, for this is one Of the most
frequently-traveled roads in the State.
1t is enterprise of this kind that caus-
| es a county to forge ahead-not to
refuse to do something because, while
it may benefit ones self it will help
others.
This mile Of road has stood the test
Of time 1t was built at small cost,
and it shows what can be done in the
way Of road building. This matter Of
scattering a. few dollars and few
days work here and there has always
proved failure. Taking this mile OF
road as a lesson, why shouldn't New
berry county do permanent work on
roads while she is at it, instead OF
wasting money?
And taking the example Of Messrs
Wallace and &Nee1, it will be seen that
cooperation of those living along the
roads helps to an extent which can
hardly be estimated.
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Card Of Thanks.

Written words fail, but still We de-
sire to express, as best we can, through
the medium of our local papers. our
sincere thanks to our many friends,
who, by their heartfelt sympathy COM
forted and helped us when the dark
clouds tovered over our home In the
tragic death of OUT darling, little Mary
Houseal. Though We may not under
stand His ways, and certainly We are
not always prepared for His dongs,
yet, God is good, and His people are
good. We assure you, dear friends,
that your kind words and deeds have
cheered us, and will never be forgot
ten. May our Father in heaven let
peace, prosperity and happiness reign
in your hearts and homes.
We wish TO express our apprecla-
ton Of the fairthful and heroic efforts
Of DR.. Housea1 to save little Mary
Houseal, whom we know he loved so
tenderly. Sincerely yours,
Rev. and Mrs. Fulenwidsr.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-09
Death of Mr.. Scott Williams.

Mr.. Scott Williams died at the
home Of his SON, Mr.. Jno H. Williams
with whom he had been living for the
past several months, in the Mollohon
mill village. He was found dead in
bed at $50 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing. Mr.. Williams had been a suf-
fer@ from heart disease and dropsy
for some time and was SO years Old
He was a widower and leaves several
children, a daughter, MIS-. Warren
Suber, of near Kinards, son in Cali
fornia and a. daughter in Texas. Among
the surviving relatives is his brother
Mr.. T. G. Williams, of this city. The
burial was held at 2 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, at Trinity, service con-
dncted by the Rev. Geo. A. Wright.
The deceased was a man who had
friends because Of his accommodate
ing nature. He stood ready always to
accommodate his friends, cheerfully,
and was we'll liked generally for that
rare and honest virtue.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-09
A True Bill

Running newspaper is just like
running a hotel, only different When
a man goes into a hotel and finds
something or the table which does
not suit him, he does not raise hades
with the landlord and tell him to stop
his old hotel. He sets that dish to one
side and wades into the many dishes
that suit him. It is different with some
newspaper readers. hey find an
article occasionally that does not suit
them exactly and without stopping to
think it may please hundreds of other
readers make a grand-stand play and
tell the editor how a paper should be
iyln and what should be put in it
Johnston News Monitor. True as Cos
pei.