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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-05-18
SUMMARY OF THE
MOST IMPORTANT NEWS.
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partment warned housewives that flies
and household pets are perils to clean
food.
United States Senator Warren, Of
Wyoming, in charges made to Con-
gress was accused of fencing large
tracts of government lands.
Fifteen persons were killed, fifty in
jured and several reported missing in
an explosion which wrecked the Cen
eral Explosives Company plant at Hull,
Quebec.
Monday.
Heralds proclaimed George v. ruiz
ing sovereign of Great Britain.
Two of three indictments against F.
Augustus Heinze were removed.
Herbert Booth, youngest son Of Gen.
Booth, quilted the Salvation army.
Roosevelt caused sensation in Nor
wayiby censuring a former prime min
lister.
Enrlco Caruso told of black hand
threats at the trial Of alleged black
lnailers In New York.
President Taft, In speech, express
ed his confidence that the rail and 9TH
er administration measures will pass.
Tuesday.
The House passed the emasculated
administration railroad bill by a vote
of 200 to 1876.
Emperor William welcomed Theo-
dore Roosevelt to Potsdam Palace with
marked cordially.
Two thousand club women gathered
! in Cincinnati for the opening Of the
general federation convention.
King George objects to an offensive
reference to the Catholic belief in the
kingly declaration and an amending
bill is planned by the government.
Joseph T. Talbert, former Chicago
banker, in an address before the Tex
as Bankers Association declared ex-
travagance is one Of the nations
greatest vices.
Wednesday.
The contest over the oath which
hlng George OF england shall take
go" nole hesa.eu.
Emperor William hailed Colonel
Roosevelt as "my friend in an unex-
ampled scene before his army.
Forest fires IN Wisconsin and Min
nesota still ragged, menacing several
towns, half Of one village being de-
ss.oseus
Mayoi Wh li. u i ''a's''l ~ r.
markapie repiy 70 charges mace Dy
.ne reueIalion OF Snurches mayed - tn y.
~ -, {, ~ 80
lne coufls .n n, ruclea Tue Jury q
h s.tll City thal tne f1ydle 1r 7. yer
alc. must pe sulity % lnurder IN lne
-
New lork GorpoIa. ~ ns accoruing
70 returns. Will pay $S,zta.l4s, equ 'la
siilosl - ~ heau LOT tht' cl'y 5pup'
s .a ano : Snicaso Deins seconu WIN
r - = =. Il,
1n'u1rsoay.
Cartago, the ancient capital OF Costa
Rica, was DESTROYED by earthquake. and
300 persons persisted.
James A. Patten was made defend
ant IN the FEDERAL prosecution OF the
cotton pool IN New YORK.
Cooperation between the farmer and
organized labor was the purpose Oh q
{ resolution adopted by the Farmers
/, H 1l'l anu So'eperalise y nion
Friday
King Edward VII. Of Great Britain
sassos - ,,,.Nssus..s M ,eSo % 5 S ~
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western lndlana ha ~ was indict-
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d,cted Taa,s1a.ors nrowns Wi,snn
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and the last two on charges Of ner.
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cartaoo cost. p,oa ,,as oo,,n,oto
" ru;neJ NV ear+hnn.l VS. VIII dsad
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reported dying and other cities almost
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-05-18
CHRONOLOGY OF THE NEW KING

Born at Marlborough house June 5. 1865
Entered navy as cadet 1877
Started $4,000 mile cruise 800. 1879
Promoted to midshipman ....... 1880
Made sublieutenant .......j......l8S4
Raised to full lieutenancy ....... 1885
First command, torpedo boat -. 1889
In charge of first gunboat .,......1sso
Promoted to commander ....... 1881
Supposedly secretly welded at
Malta to Miss Tryon ....s.s..... 1881
Seized with fever and became heir
to throne by brothers death. 1892
Welded Princess May of Teck July
1899
Toured Great Britain's colonies. 1901
Created Prince of Wales 1901
succeededSto throne 1910
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-05-18
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Progress of the Pennant race In
5f Base DaIl Leagues. NJ
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

W. L. W. L.
st. Paul ....1S Toledo ..... 10 10
Minneapolis IA indianapolis. 10
Louisville Up 10 Milwaukee ). -
Columbus 10 10 Kansas City. 6 70
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-23
eoeoseeseesseeso
local Happenings. s''''sss sEsss EVENTS.

Fancy Jonathan Apples at The Big
Store. 36tf
Ed. ]. Runnels, the carpenter. has gone
to Kalispeil to spend the winter.
Girl wanted Tor general house work, In
quire Of Mrs. c. L. Folkestad. 3otf
Mrs. ]. T. clapper is spending the win
ter with her sister at Owatonna, MINI.
Spring Lake Whiskey. the bes, in the
land at the Phoenix Cafe. L. E. Schow.
Prop. I4tf
Mrs. GUY cosper was down town We'd
nesday with her baby. He is fine speci.
men Of boy.
Erick Nystrom. section boss At Blair.
was in town Wednesday and had his name
placed on the Searchlight honor roll. He
has fine claim near Blair.
Undertaken Frank Mccormack has been
busy this week. He embalmed and fur
nished fine caske, for Filing ]. Olson and
a casket for the remains OF Mrs Irving
Lahore.
Reed buys hides 3at4
The warm sunny weather burning the
first three days Of the week brought many
Christmas shoppers to culbertson. Thurs
day morning. however. the weather took a
cnange and cold north wind blew all day
yesterday.
Pillsbury's best -four is sold by Culber,-
son Cash Store. Quality best. price the
lowest. soti
Prof. and Mrs. ]. w. Dale and son.
Harry leave today tor Toronto. Canada.
where Mrs. Dale and Harry viii take
treatment from = nerve specialist and
Harry viii also take treatment from 4
prominent osteopathist. He has been
III for long time and his care nursing fell
upon his mother who now needs rest and
rscupeEation.
The Valley Meat Market is thoroughly
equipped to NEE, all demands in the way
of meat. oysters. fish. vegetables. etc. 3ati
VIM Erickson. who formerly kept book,
for Chas. Farrell in Culbertson. and Ms,
Selma Johnson. formerly . school teache,
here. we're quietly married at Glasgow b.
the Methodist minister last Friday. They
went to Williston for fev days stay. brl
returned to Plen,ywood their home. b,
way Of culbertson on Tuesday. VI
Erickson is now cashier Of the Securit,
Bank Of that place. The young couple
have the sincere regards and best uishel
Of many friends in Culbertson and vicinity
Apples Sa.oo Bon Al calbertsoa cssl
ssa's. sst
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-23
Small crisp celery, sweet potatoes,
grape fruit, Malaga grapes, for your
Christmas dinner 1t The Big Store.

grape fruit, Malaga grapes. for your
Christmas dinner At The Big Store.
H. Holland cashier of the Valley County
Bank at Froid, was in town Wednesday
making arrangements for the shipping Of
the body Of Filing ]. Olsen to Langley,
MINI.
The Valley Meat Market are agents for
Sealshipt Oysters in Culbertscn. 3atf
Mass will be held in ST. Anthony's
Church in Culbertson at 10 O'Clock Christ
mas Morning. Father Mahussier Des-
monds urges all Catholics to be present at
this service.
1t will pay you to drive SO miles or even
farther TO trade al culbertson Cash Store.
3otf
Every family has need Of good, reliable
IMMINENT. For sprains. bruises. soreness
Of the muscles and rheumatic pains there
is none better than Chamberlaiu's. Sold
by all dealers.
Go to d. r. Brockman Resident Dentist
Office in First National Bank building,
culbertson. Mont. osf
Berkley Walker. who has been local
man in the Republican office for several
weeks, leaves today for Havre where he
has an engagement to teach school in a
small town near there.
Best Ignite coal delivered at $500 per
ton by Butter6eld & Enslebright. I9,f
The Norwegian Lutheran Church Of
culbertson will hold services in Masonic
Hall Christmas night at 7:3o o'clock. Rev.
Johanneson Of Willis,on will preach. The
usual Christmas Offering will be taken up.
Before buying Christmas Candies see
Reed.
Miss Esther Rounds. who has been out
to Dane Valley acting as nurse for Mrs.
Lahore. returned Tuesday having been
relieved by Miss Wall Of W,lliston. She
has taken her old position in the Nc
Cormack Confectionery Store.
Reed Cash Grocery carry fuli line Of
Chrlstmas candles. fruits and cigars.
SAT-
The Christmas Magazine edition of the
Republican came out last week. and Is I
credit to our town and county. II con-
,ains cuts Of many Of the business block.
IN culbsrtson and Poplar rs well As p9r,
traits Of number Of the prominent ciii
xens. 7. !. Hooking. the editor. is an
enterprising young man.
Tanner & Bests New Store is nov run
ing Full Blast At Piestywosd. ssu
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-23
Special coffee sale At Reeds Cash

SPS~s0s SVssOS SosS - ~CC0 SoSss
Grocery. s4d
F. D. Mccormack got out very pretty
calendar this year.
G. w. Tanner reports big holiday
trade for the Big Store.
Tanner & Best received u carload OF
Canned Goods this week.
Dan Walters. foreman at the ]. S. Day
ranch. was in town Tuesday.
]. T. Clapper of Billings. but forxn,rly
of Culbertson was in town Monday and
Tuesday.
School in Culbertson closes today Tor
the holidays and will not open again until
Tuesday. Ian 3. 1911.
Mrs. Betsy Cartwright was in town
Tuesday with some Christmas turkeys
which she raised on her farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Davis Of Dalevie~
were in town Tuesday and left on No. .
to spend the winter in Florida.
Mrs. p. A. Olson went 10 Bainville las,
Saturday to spend . week visiting her
brother Charles johnson and family.
c. S. Stafford. landlord of the Evans
Hotel was quite i'll the fore part Of the
week but is up and around again now.
c. A. Johnson. Of McCabe vas in town
Tuesday and made the Searchligkta call.
renewing his subscription to the Search
light.
Mrs. r. Q. Lunke and son Jimmie we're
up from Lakeside Tuesday doing some
Christmas shopping. Miss Johnsoo. .
friend. accompanied her.
culber,son Cash Store has a big stock Of
Ladies & Gents Plush & fur lined Coats n
very Low prices. soft
F. p. Kelsey. the new superinseodant
Of the Montana Division of the G. n. Ry..
made his first trip over the road rsesday
going east. returning be passed through
culbersson Wednesday.
The Grand Rapids. (Mich.l Herald has
the following 10 az Of Miss Morgas in the
comedy. An Innocent Widow. The
usual Sunday nigh, audience filled The
Graad last night and enjoyed . rzcy
comedy which vas laugh producer Of the
hrst order. The play. An Innocsot Widow
Il sort Of sraves,y on Pygmalion and
Galatia. only the revivihed in this case 10
the widow" There we're many humoE-
oos complications and amusing Situations
which kept things moving AZ merry gait.
Miss Morgan does some very efficient work
in The name part and is . beautiful woman.
Mr.. Way - Peser ran closs sscnnd and
the company were all far above the Az err
age. This attraction vill be ,he opening
bill Of the Ceartssay Nosgan Stock Co.
here for three nights sasase.sst .,artin
cAsibtnas day. Dee as.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-23
See Reed for iull line Of groceries.

SAT-
Henry and Joe Buckley of the South
Side were in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Donaldson are spend
ing the holidays at their old home in
Winona. MINI.
G. u. Charleston. who has claim on
the South Side was in town yesterday aud
subscribed for the Searchlight.
The following store in Culbertson will
be closed all day Monday Dec 26,h. cul-
ber,son Cash Store. Wittmeier 4 West Co.
Tanner & Best Co.. The Brooks Co.. S. S.
Moen. Parshali & Edmonds.
Reeds Candy S,ore-largest stock in
town--chocolates specially.
The Blacksmith shop Of Geo. Balfour
was closed up the first of the week. but we
understand viii be reopened abou, Jan rst.
By another party. Mr.. Baltour is straight
ening out his affairs and the garage Of
lBalsour & Perry is still continuing business
Ct the old stand.
Go the Phoenix Cafe for Blue Ribbon
Whiskey. eight years old and strictly pure
L. e. Schow Prop. I4h
Bert Gotch. OF Culbertson and Jack
Halles Of Plentywood had a wrestling
match at the latter place on Tuesday nigh,
Dec so,h. Go,ch won. throwing Halle,
twice N II minutes. A lively preliminary
boxing match between Ranny Fishbeck
and "Nieger Bill" amused the crowd for
while. The colored boy quit in the
third roaad.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables for your
Christmas dinner Al Tanner 4 Best.
Horace z. Peterson. clerk ., the Evan,
Hosel and Miss Stella Watts. Of Froid
we're quietly married in Willision last
Friday. Dec 10th. in the Presbyterian
Manse By Rev. X Bloom. The happy
couple resurned 10 culbertson Tuesday
and Mr. Peterson resumed his duties al
the ho.sl. The Searchlisht joins ,heil
many friends in congratulations.
Get Los brand or Heath 4 Nulligar
brand house paints. both Splendid quality
II 5. S. Aosss. 3otf
A lively wrestling match vas held il
Tanners' Hall last Friday night. Dec roth
! besseen Bert Go,ch Of Culbertson ane
! Billy McMasiers Of WIlissoo. Go,eh Voc
! the FRS, fall in eleven minutes. In tn
secosd round Men as,ers had his shoulde
\ throva out and shro~ed mp the sponge
/ A preliminary boxing match was hell
u between Adoiph NorbY and the "Canadi
4 Kid They boxed six lively rounds to
drav.
L Il sin pay Won 10 get the prices at cul
bertsso Cash Store before you make you
|1all pnschass. They handle good reliabl
.loeods AID prices are right 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
now IDITAROD CELEBRATED
! IT'S FIRST FOURTH OF JULY

~ fdlmrod celebrated lts
/ I'M, y SHY ls tod hN Vol !.
y me ialtaro1 Miner cone
month ana tvo bts eopY
go IL seattle ,ada,
$3.50 ~ July came lust le days
n, nrst boat iotd 40 stam-
~ landed ON the banks ot The
.oA stood zee Houfs iu sthc
~ ~ unfoclng rain and GUESSED
"a then stood "a more hours
- a. quote tbe Pioneer. fire-
- lacking. siN shooters wcrc
..,suied for the Noise feature
=, formal program was opened
!, . wrestHng match and hoNiuE
80 the new court house A prise
ensrsd Cor the first mau 60
~ srcassd pole and unrrl an
.~.-,can fiag az che sos. Evcvy-
~, f.lled except a dlminutiye Jap.
4. rorped The prise mouc2 A re-
mafaihon ntrivd down 60 a
:s.,arf cash Boz tho mud The
$500 announced that the roo
- hsA been covered in no seconds
/. eas a. that gvntloman was dis
~..,ux humber at the time. and
1900 hss watch as a spectator
- the road. hy mistake mo
snwis werc broken. after an
Seats n Just IN Tive.
aanee az night wound up ths
- ara the steamers Evelyn and
40 sal With fuu passcngef
- arrived just ln time 60 increase
a eroud.
~ Pioneer also Eivcs thc ncv-s
ga election ot town trustees july
TO hundred and eighty eight
49, wsfe cast ana Prank Miller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Aug is
VI quiet restored. the conference
nnrding the affiiiation ~ the West
~ Federation u Miners and the
bate Mine Workers ~ America
sas eouiiuncd today Leaders de-
sAFpd today that an obstacles have
<sr removed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19
HEARD AT THE ZOO

Il Tapir Did you kn0s that the
~ bog Was killed BY a snake
Rel Deer What kind7
Tapir-Boar constructor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

Pay pool az Oriental Pool Room
krlghf. SO cash prizes daily ifi3
- az. between Pike and Uniol
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

PLEASE GO WAY AND LET NE SLEEP.
James W Hopkins his Picked "a on al ,
noon Wednesday sound asleep On Jail
Doctors treated him "a dose drugs decided that
De
Woke O'Clock opned it was a lovely day went to
sleep
Woke up at oolock asked drink to his
dreams
Woke at o'clock yesterday morning and went
%
AZ o'clock yesterday afternoon Hopkins slumhcrihT
takeu 60 enc couaty hospital
Woke up az Georgetown pr corsou pronounced
Total recorded sleep IS
s4tAsts At.as....s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug rs. Oif.
ford rinchot today wired Himm
Johnson from hts home at Milford.
Pa, the following
"hearttrst congratulations on your
Rrral fighl and superb victory YOU
have rendered srcat service 20 tho
whole nation"
slN deaths we've recorded lea seattle
yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-19

los ANGELES. Aug % Dick
Hrris a. a flyer made good. but
- runner Ferris Is an also ran
mrs Il the man who promoted
- great Los Angeles aviation meet
~ January. taking a $3.50 900 risk
~ hereby became Nne ~ Los An-
49, IGNORED citizens
AZ tnc eleventh hour b. announced
- cardidacy for the republican
ErfnAfi0n Tor lieutenant 9Bvermor
n california Late returns shoW
a, Fsrrls ran fourth IN a list oi
- fDr the office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-08
The Time Of Their Lives

Dad" Inman and Ed. Weber
are back from their fishing trip.
While away they fshed in Snake
creek, Toms creek, Pats creek and
Conks creek, and made big catches
in all of them. OF all, however,
they say that they had the best
sport at Pats, catching some re-
markably fine ''cutthroats" there
Sunday, as their full baskets DEM
onstrated.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-08
A Relic Of Boom Days

Donald Sinclair was exhibiting
a relic of the klondike rush days
herein Wrangell, this week in the
shape of a copy OF the Stikine Riv-
er Journal of June, 1899. J.. R.
McKeand was the editor of the
Journal, we'll printed sheet the
size of the Sentinel. Several Of
Wrangell's present day business
houses were represented in the ad-
vertising columns, but the greater
number have sought other loca-
tions.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-08

Cheney is prepared to do photo
work of all kinds.
Patenaude carries the best IN
Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes, and
Smokers supplies in general.
Jack Worden an Harry Gartley
each brought home a goose as the
result of their hunt Sunday.
Fred StackpoIe and his fishing
crew were in town over Sunday.
They are fishing for the Lake Bay
cannery and report good, big
hauls.
For first class pictures. OF your
self or your best girl, see Cheney.
STORAGE BATTERIES, guaran-
teed not to sulphate. Cheaper than
dry cells. Come in and see us
a.bout EN-. NNrangell Light and
Power Company, at Power House.
Bill Downing, Harry Coulter,
Leo Mccormack and Mr.. Gray,
Eto had been out after geese on
Browns Island, returned the be-
ginning of the week.
George Shelton and wife, Miss
Lowe, Christine Lemieux, Herb
Lowe and Otto Hofstad spent Sun
lay at Farm Island. They report
& good time in spite of the rain.
lin" Wheeler is getting over
lis stiff-necked condition resulting
from losing his beauty spot.
DR.. and Mrs, Shurick and Dr..
Dawes were out on a duck and
goose hunt Friday to Monday.
They report tirst-class sport, and
what is more, they brought game
home to show for it.
The power boat Limit, owned by
y. L. Page, won the long distance
race from ketchikan to Vancouver,
She did the distance in s. hours.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-08
Are Shipping Cohoes

Oscar Nicholson has branched
out into the fish shipping business,
having sent his initial consignment
of salmon, cohoes, on the Hum
boldt. In the event of there being
any money in the venture, be will
ship on every boat.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-08

The Young folks OF the town ten
dered very enjoyable surprise
party to Miss Mile Sylvester, last
Wednesday evening.
During the past week Fred c.
Miles has moved into his new store
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-09-08
Notice

Petersburg, Sept. 5, 1910.
Il Whom 1t May Concern:
Do not give any credit to Lizzie
! ohnson on my account. She is no
lOngd my wife.
PETER JOHNSON.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-07-19

ing that information be sent them. At
all places where meetings were held
the names and addresses of farmers
in attendance we're takn and TO these
the Virginia department of agriculture
and the Southern's land and industrial
department will in the future send
special information referring to crop
growing or to other subjects on
which these farmers especially desire
instruction. In this way the influence
of the train will be made permanent.
Twelve months ago a similar train
was operated over the lines Of the
Southern between Richmond and Dan
Vile and Norfolk and Danville at
which time q large number of farmers
attended the meetings held. A large
number of names we're taken, and a
short time ago NJ. V. Richards, head OF
the Southern's land and industrial de-
partment, wrote to each of these ask
ing them the extent to which the run
ming of these trains had been of prac-
tical benefit to them. The very large
number of replies in which it was stat
ed that great practical good had re-
suited show the value of running such
trains. Soil improvement, crop diver
sifcation, more attention to live stock,
and improved methods of culture had
all resulted from attending the meet
ing and many farmers reported great
ly increased profits.
A similar train was operated over
the Mobile and Ohio railroad, in West
Tennessee a few weeks ago under the
auspices of the Southern's land and
industrial department. Large num-
bers of farmers attend the meetings.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-07-19
r. r. TO SALUDA.
Saluda Has Raised s5O,OOO.- Where
= VIII it Go! NeWberry or Green
,G.~, wood?

Saluda is to have a railroad. This
county, whose soil is productive and
whose people are industrious, has no:
within it's borders a line of railway.
The road from Columbia to Augusta
skirts the boundary of the county with
one or two stations on Saluda county
soil, but there is no line tapping the
heart of this great agricultural Sec
ton.
Ex-senator B. ". Crouch, who was
here yesterday with his family en-
route to Conway and Myrtle Beach,
announced that Saluda will surely
have road this time. Several ef-
forts heretofore have failed, but this
will not. The panic disturbed the we'll
laid plans for line from Saluda to
Greenwood a few years ago, but Mr.
Crouch was not. disheartened, and has
in the last trw months revived his
efforts. Mr.. Croucn is president OF
the Bank of Saluda and has cast his
lot with the people of that county. he
has seen the county seat grow even
-5ithout a railroad, the nearest sta
ton being II miles away and he feels
that with a line from Saluda to Green
wood the county would me immensely
benefited. N0g only would farmers
have a better opportunity to marked
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-07-19
heir crops, but settlers would come in.

their crops, but settlers would come in.
The building of this road would not
only mean the opening of new coun-
try, but it might afford link for
great trunk line. Mr.. Crouch has
long tried to get Columbia lnanciers
to build line to Saluda-for it would
mean a great increase in revenue for
the business houses of Columbia, but
il seems that other towns have taken
the opportunity ahead of Columbia.
Saluda has put up $4,000 for this
road and Mr.. McNeely, we'll known
contractor, will put in $4,000 addi-
tional. Johnston, Greenwood and New
berry have all offered money to the
proposed line.
Another New Road.
This is not the only railroad which
will be built in the next few months.
That the South Carolina & Western
railway will certainly be built is the
information received at the office of
the railroad commission. A letter in
forms the commission that a New
York firm in handling the financial
end of the proposition and the mat
ter has been taken up by their firm
with W. H. Bonsal of Hamlet, N. c.
Several months ago a commission was
secured from the office of the secre-
tary of state for this road. The rail-
way is to run from McBee to Harts-
vile.
This road runs east from McBee,
where it taps the Seaboard, according
to the general understanding. "a spur
of the Seaboard" was the general i'm
preston few months ag9 when the
road was first proposed and this now
appears to be the situation. CA feed
er to the Seaboard" is the technical
position of the road The road will
run about % miles.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-07-19

inner skin. Hence, a penetrating IL
Quid form known as D. D. D. Prescrip-
that clogs the pores.
We recommend to all eczema pat
tents the standard prescription Oil of
Wintergreen as compounded in IL
quid from known as D. D. D. Prescrip-
ton. A trial bottle Of this D. D. D.
Prescription, at only 25 cents, will in
stantly relieve the itch. We have
sold and recommended this remedy
for years, and know of wonderful
cures from it's use. We recommend
it to our patrons. Glider &; Weeks,
Newberry, S. C..