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^ev. Jame L W illiamson. The High I 1!l* _ J T. THE U School Law Sim- Mo 4 _ 4 _ .4 4 mi UN0A8TKR NEWS, JUJi re About Orchard, t V - _ ? ?~\ ? ffi 15, 1907. he. IflOlO] I IRE LUMBEI I, ? The Funeral Se Burial of One o ter's Noblest Sons. From the Newberry piinea?i Provisior rvice and f Lancas- x. Any of raphical Diy a High Schoc Observer. l. A coun is most important iy is. th OT the following Geogisions may Establish W >1: Moy ty. of w tost iNotca uriminai le Age, According to 1 jvn Confession. hatever else may be said er and Haywood, the latl hom is now on trial at Boi lis moo III 0(0 er BLINDS iae ire shingl: re dqors, , moulding ES, SASH, i, ETC. All NewLerry gri death of Rev. James liamson, the pastor c Presbyterian church, away ou Friday moi o'clock, after a short i knew that he was sii eves at the 2. A towi i L. VVil- 3. An agg ?f Aveleigh townships, who passed 4> An agJ ning at two inK school di llness. Few 5> An i|)C ck until the cily of not m isliip. City regation of adjoining their feese ;?regation cf adjoin- mur< stricts. rank orporated town or able tore than 1.000 in- and , Idaho, it is certain lli alleged accomplice, self-cc d dynamiter, and mul ierer, Harry Orchard, mi as one of the most remai criminals of the count of the time. That a m iat ZUU,U00 leet tinism (n 150,000 feet rough 200,000 shingles, $ l9t 1 car load doors, ss k" If you ? Jy time, an id lumber, $17.50 to $30.< lumber, $13.50 to $17.50 3.00 to $4.00 per 1000. ish and blinds. All kind; inticipate building, now i Building material is cc [)0 per 1000 feet, per 1000 feet. s and prices. is the >ntin announcement came < Th? funeral service v the Lutheran Churcl deemer on Sunday 9:30 in the presence gation that filled the t ing?many persons b Dt his death, habitants at 1 vas held in ii of the Re- 11 * What . State to Eacl morning at . lisned Und< ot a conare Mit ire build- '^ct' , , I. Annual >eing unable of *1.200.00. last U. S. Census. coulc ; is Granted by the ^'ie * l High School Estab- 'S c ar Ihe High School w es hi ly an appropriation *'ie some 1 boldly and calmly narr* maction of such deeds as redited with confessing witness stand, almost surpai ?lief. The account reads li work 01 some noted fictioui 5 genius of the first wal g MOORE 1 S Special Ni ter * W- ? 1 1.1 i UVcUlUUlg. LUMBER & M otice to Cu; :fg. co. ? stomers! io get in? aua the >nt in Rosemont cemeter young son Hope, wli dentally killed seven The funeral service v ed by Rev. Samuel Ninety-Six, a lifeloi t l>n nno o cie/1 ocoiaf r erraent was y beside his ' f i I*rov 10 was acei- does "ot exc< years ago. the amou"1 ras conduct- within the 13 Wilsou of by taxation, >K friend of erwi"e,.i k_ (2.) I'rov ided that thisamount w'10 ?ed fifty per cent of me<^' ; raised annually, ra|n(^ ligli School District, cr'm subscription oroth on t ided further that the ',ae ' has by years of readi ia'val annals accustomed 1 I. to deal with criminals a es. the two days he has be lie witness stand Orcha in the words of the Assoc " o una mat, our t it is impossible for us h's have your order in by ud the evening, as we clo to pet the best service blame us for meats ai en you the best we can a trd your orders before 9 - Sundav morninps froc 1?- rpi ail killer vnn in mini ruatomers give their order to fill them satisfactorily 9 o'clock in the morning Re at 6 30?Saturdays exec , please comply with th nd ice reaching you late, tid you can be a great he 1 in the morning and 5 in n 6 to 8 a. m. No dehveri tl on for 11 / .II ? i* i ti/1 n /\nn % 8 so irregularly that . So we ask you to and by 5 o'clock in 'pted. Now in order ie request, cr don't We want to serve Ip to us by placing the evening. Open es made on Sunday. iuc ucvcac^Uj o^oiow J. Lowrie Wilson ol aud the pastora in Following were the J Honorary?A. C. J Boozer, W. E. Pellu M. Speer9, W. F. Ev B Maver. Alan John? f Abbeville Counly in wl Newberry. is l,,caled d? pallbearers: lllanfivB '""r iones, S. P. aPPr?Priatio im, Sr., L. dollars Pr0T van, Dr. O. lil-il Scl'?o1 done M A 2. The p. tiich the High School ted >e9 not receive more 6h?c cent of the Hnnual Rtori n of fitty thousand taleR ided for under the 8 Act. chin ivilege of receiving qnie Preps gone through "t king details of murder plo es of social bomb-makii of man hunts with sawe hot. guns and infernal m es as weapons," with t, off hand demeanor, that he above, we are, Is, jJj Phone No. 148. is "vu IUI j "u i i\ i IHI urnr I Very reepectfi Plyler I .f . ... jL; 44., ii imiieiuuerinK lue u"y, brothers. ' i: Carlisle, W. H. Wt liam Johnson, Otto 1\ \V. H. Hunt, W. H. A. T. Brown, J. T. M B. Cromer, J. A Bu Jamieson; active?R J. N. McOauKhri mace, WiU and "S'"K s :ielt?er,Col. ''ue8'8 or ,lev Hardeman, ?<>Horat. pu ayes, Geo. d* Hon, O. M col'l,on bond . D. Smith, "itional lim n, Haskell 'he same to, ;ilts, transfers, be as n< ises of property for O' rposes. Alfr rivilege of issuing havi 8 within the consti- kerb it, and to dispose of can3< *aise money for the a r, Dvel as it is revolting, chard, whoso real name ed Ilorsley, is a Canadia ng been born in Northu; ?nd county in 18G8. I 5 to the Uinited States ?, stopping first atSpokat Wright, W. E. Pelli. A. MeSwain, lioberi Williamson leaves a a daughter of Co! Culp, probate judge county, who died < the afternoon ot I m, Jr, W. PurPoeeof P' Morris. Mr the erection wile, who is Purchasing i I. John R. be?sed for of Chester Poses* suddenly on '^ie Monday, 3rd Complied w urchaawig sites and iiIle of buildings or for wen( mproved property to high school pur- 1 Bros Conditions to be reni5 ith in the Establisho av r remaining, mere a wees to Wallaee, Idaho. Ilete .9 movements as lollows : 1 first worked for Marl driving; a milk wagon, a [lined there until abc s. mas 1888. I then went tori ...wl /.nJ in ll.i t VD instant, and whose 1 Williamson was atte she received the new band's sudden and ness?reaching home day afternoon, a fev fore his death. The 1 uneral iMrs. raent of a H: tiding when 1. There n s ot her hus- conducted a< serious ill- 1208 ot the * oil Thurs- in reference j hours be- school purpo children are 2. There i i>rh School. , . Idali lust be an election , busii wording to Section , L so Civil Code of 1902, . , , wool to special levies lor j ses. wen rniiPt be a board of omit rwva una V/vai j c*i V* in i MI . i 0, and was engaged in tl neaa until the spring of 181 hi all my interests in t 1 yard and went to work mines, in March, 1891. t to work?mucking?a inuerl at it, for a month wtt I !" 1 111 L_ : Fine F JFHHS? .:?f rench St allien Misses hldora and (Je uates of Converse an cessful teachers; Mr. liamson, a student al college, and Preston, or twelve years. Mr. Williamson w W A /\ t A T nti/iAa^nt )Mese, jrrad- hvo trustee? id now sue- County Boai James Wil- 3. The ab< t Newberry will be requi alaJ often for the sup School not e: as born of on the dollai . r , i appointed by the ^ d of Education. . i i r *e(*e ave board of trustees j red to levy annually ,j,j port of such Iliith Tr j- .T. Hori xceeding two mills , ber in addition to the , . . ... Hun mo a member of the Weste sration of Miners as soon mt to work in the mines." le first day on the eta eley confessed that as a me of the mob that wrecked t ker Hill and Su 1 van m >m Capucin, 40G9, 1 HS stand the present sea , Capucin is a supi foaled May 28, 1902. nd vados. Sired by the m- by Galba, 2d dam Gai he If you want to n till T T n nn the Imported French Cc ison at the Stables of the erb animal, bay, star, bot Bred by M. Foutaine, I ! Government Stallion stadotire by Gastadour. lise fine stock, now is yoi I < < T T 4 /-? >ach Stallion, will ' undersigned, h hind feet white; )epartment of CaltoI, dam Fugitive lr opportunity. ter county, this state 1848. lie graduaie son college, North C later in the Presbyte gical seminary in (Jo was pastor lor man churches in Mecklent N. C., and was calle< i iu levy now all' Mav 28, taxable prr d at David- Ir. , 0 . , , High School arolina, and irian theolc- Any P1 lumbia. He ready establi iv years of ber of High iurg county, public Scho< 1 to the pas ,.,i owed oy law, of all . , . in'l >perty within the iv , . 0 tl: District. iblic high school alislied, or any num- . . School Grades in a ' >1 already establish , ? Of le Coeur d'Alene, he lit o le fufle9 that carried lire Riant powder explosive; c< jd that he set the death tr ?e Vindicator mine, at Cr Hreek that blew out the lb Superintendent McCormi ,? n earn-mi to Lancaster, S. C., A] )d- ? .'cm fd " Ick U TUP DA UP n note Mule uo aril 26, 1907. SfiQONC/iKa 'The Old Reliable." : r t 4HniOTrD i.. mpany. ? torate of Aveleigh cli berry, ten years ag? ever lived here who 1 er measure the respf fidence of the oomn was a man of very I strict and uncomp his opinions on all n i _ j . " may i^mi lurch, New \ o i , No man the Hl?h Scl lad in great c?ulorms to *ct. and con of. ?unity. He 5. It in re? high ideals, maintained remising in ? . " years cours loral and re- , . a I Im hr.'i.nr?hp in inu privilege 01 ^ 100I Act provided it , , . . , ed t! the provisions therepaid juired that there be not leps than a 2e of study bevond i * . . asjer >a iircopi'iliuil In >u Foreman Heck, lie confe liat because he had not be for his first attempt 3nce in the Vindicator mi iad been treacherous to ociates by warning the mi s of the Florence and Crip o A 11U UAim u 88 ^ en fel CAPITA] at A SURPLU ine A Loans made or his y Collections giv *u- II 4 Per Cent Int pie ^ pounded every 1 1 JuiillUntj 1 ultf ^ $50, b $50, i Real Estate, at reasonal ren prompt and careful al erest allowed on time d three months. 000.00. y 000.00. ^ 5le rates. rj ttention. gj ieposits, com- ^ ugious questions, wi ed sympathy lor his He was a hard stud shown in his pulpit m for his sermons v thoughtful and earn* evidence of careful a preparation. His < Invert and honored hi .in unoouna- ? fellowmen. taught in tl lent, a9 was of the Stat iinistrations, g U(ly may e ""re ?lw?v? years', ? tin 58t and bore , , .nd thorough years COUr8 longretfation ^ *9 mandtV<rv shall b? at 1 w iiy* * I.V/ 17V ^ lie common schools ,e. Said course ol ^ ?' mbrace either a two , , . tli re ee years', or a four . the e. required that, there ?r> 1 east 25 nunils and 3k railway that there wa to blow up their trail esHerl that lie cruelly fii e charges of buckshot ii boily of Detective Lyte Gr , of Denver, killing him itly; confessed that for d 8 a 9v Your business ag ; fjk the strongest Ba UtO i eK- of Snn Francisco, lie in" anil his house up witl ay? , .. , if Cx I Q Mn Q rvmiN or solicited. The oldest, t nk in Ijancaster county. blew him | Heme. He i a bomb ot passant, as it nlieaced in ? he largest and jj^ also confessed, en ^ere, to being imtil fin in biil i> >.r. ti body who knew hi him highly for his ministerial chara< the destruction of h f^ood Friday of this nv m esteemed two teacher* manly and department. ;ter' SJnce 7. That tl is church on . , year he had m the cout8 "Ufth of the ^ manual t.t i in the High School *VV Col lere shall be included * e of study instruction ^ training, especially ) agriculture and do- . met italked Governor Peabody orado, about Denver, wait lance to kill him ; confes < he and Steve Adams discharged the mine un station at Independence t antly killed fourteen m t hV?W'?UV l/w HUCi, , of ^ According to the ?t< Be,l second day lie lifted I set of his murders to ei der detailed the circuma hat der which he tried en, Former Governor jryloldtl.e c!'i,d of 0,18 0 , nates.?Augi the number Khteen and . _ For ncrntchefl. I i ail. eg un- anl the many litt to murder LH',nily/D^W'U" ' Halve ih the beat i Peabody, cooling clean am >( his former assoista Chronicle. ? , )nrn?. cntn. in?eet bitee If bint? common to every L'arbnlizcd Witch Hazel remedy. It is soothing, 1 healing. Be enre von * liner in an | Judge Goddard, Ger ? M.ffott .. Sherman ^ *. 80 and Frauk' Subscribe to ' Id by Crawford Broa. J rhe Newr. . i /I