The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, December 11, 1903, Page 4, Image 4
It. H. AUI,, ]WITOR.
THE NEW SCHEDULE.
The new sch,dul.: now in effec
on the Southern railway can no
but help Newberry. Every da)
since the change was mad(
we have had people from Chappells
Silver Street, Old Town and point:
above the county line come to New
berry to do their trading. They
can come to Newberry in the morn
ing and return shortly after noon o:
spend the day and return in th(
late afternoon. Or they can coni
after dinner and spend the after
noon. The new schedule mean.
that we are getting much of the
trade which ought to be ours bu
which has heretofore been going t<
Greenwood and other points above
The mails have been very irregu
lar since the change but no doub
they will run regularly in a 1ev
days.
We hope there is truth ;n the re
ports that Hanna will not suppori
Roosevelt for the presidential noi
ination but that he himself will b(
a candidate. As matters now stand.
it seems probable that Mr. Hanno
could secure the nomination. True
neither one of the gentlemen is fi
to be president, but Mr. Roosevel
has already proved his unworthines:
and Mr. Hanna could not do worst
and might do better, should he se
cure the nomination and the Re
publicans win the election.
THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE.
President Roosevelt's annual
message was read in Congress short
ly after the convening of the regu
lar session at 12 o'clock on Monday.
The paper is written in that strong
and terse English which is charac
teristic of Mr. Roosevelt's papers.
The message contains nothing
startling. It is written from the
standpoint of the Republican party
entirely, as was to be expected, and
defends the acts of the administra
tion anld lauds the various depart
inents of the government.
The most interesting part of the
message, of course, is that which
deals with the P'anaima situation.
Mr. Roosevelt does not see how the
administration could have acted
otherwise than it did ini con nectioni
with this mlatter. That is natural,
too. Buit he goes throughI a great
deal of argument to prove ihe cor
rectness of a position whose cor
rectness lie says is self-evident.
The Garlington Publishing Comn
pany, at Spartanburg, is enlgaged it
the work of prinltinig records of th<(
privates ond( officers of individua
companies ie tihe Confederate Army
The roll of each company is separ
ate and contains tile record of th<
service ol each officer and mnember
The rolls sell for $2.00 each. Th<
work will 1no doubt appleal to ever
oneC interested in preservinlg the rec
ordis of tile Con fedleracy.
Seaboar-d Betterments.
Thle Seab)oar-d Air line Railwa'
takes pleasure iln annouoncing to thm
traveling public the following iim
provemnents inl the equipment c
their palssenger trainis:
On and after D)ecember 1st, 1903
the cafe cars oin trainls Nos- 3! anl
34 will be operated between HIan
let and Jacksonville, instead of be
tween2i Hamlet andl Savannahl, a
heretofore.
On and after December 5th, 1903
the Pullman sleeping cars on train:
Nos. 27 and 66 will h)e operated bc
tween Jersey City and Tampa, Fla,
inisteadl of between Jersey City an
Taeksonville. as heretofore.
THB MUNCIPAL ELECTION.
It Passed Off Very Quietly With A Light
Vote-Council To Be Sworn In On
the 22d.
The general election for Inunicip
al officers passed off very quietly on
t Tuesday, receiving no more than a
passing notice, the Democratic nom
inees, as usual, having no oppo
sition. A very light vote was pol
led, as follows:
For Mayor: Jno. W. Harhardt,
69.
For Alderman Ward I: J. T.
Hutchison, 31.
For Aldernan Ward 2: A. T.
Brown, 12.
lbor Alderman Ward 3: Van
Smith, iI.
For Alderman Ward 4: C. M.
West, Ii.
For Alderman Ward 5: J. M.
Guin, 5.
The new council will be sworn in
on the 22d of this month, at To
o'-clock.
ESTIMATES OF APPROPRIATIONS.
Aggregate of $624,502,146 as Against
$589, 189,112 for the Year
Previous.
The Secretary of the Treasury
has transmitted to Congress the es
timates of appropriations required
by the Government for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1905. The
appropriations asked for aggregate
$621,502,146, as against $589,189,
112 asked for the year 1904, and
$605,286,99 the amount of the ap
propriations ivr that year. The es
timates in detail follow:
Legislative, $I i,687,2,5; execu
tive, $320,000; State department,
$3,J33,960; treasury department,
$268,569,064; war department,
$131,259,033; navy department,
$105,825,410; interior department,
$163,093,386; postoilice department,
$10,824,759; department of agri
culture, $6,729,880; department of
commerce and labor, $14,933,955;
department of justice, $8,035,440.
Grand total, $624,502, 146.
Bilious Colic Prevented.
Take a double dose of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
as soon as the first indication of the
disease appears and a threaten d attack
may be warded off. -lundred. :.-f peo
ple use the remedy in this w- with
perfect success. For sale by Smith
Drug Co., Newberry, S. C., Pt-.,perity
Drug Company, Prosperity, S. C.
Christmas Holiday Rates.
For the Christmas Holidays the
Atlantih Coast Line announces a rate
of' one and one third one way fares
plus1 25c for the round trip) between all
points South Potomac and Ohio Rivers
and East of the Mississippi River.
Tickets on sale December 23d, 24th,
25th, also 30th, 31st and January 1st,
1904, wvith final limit January 4th, 1904.
For the accommodation of students
and teachers of schools and colleges the
Atlantic Coast Line has arranged round
trip) rates as above, December 16th to
22nd, with final limit January 8th, 1904.
The train service of the Atlantic
Coast Line is unexcelled. For tickets
and full information, apply to ticket
agents. WV. J. Craig, G. P. A.,
Wilmington, N. C.
ENDORSBD~ AT H[OME.
Such Proof as this Should Convince any
Newvberry -Citizen.
[The putblic endoer sr-met~ of a loc(aL cit
zan ist 6. bt proouf t hat c-anbep
14,. had1. W\her, a mat (ollies I -r'wt
ua s ,tifi is to his i Icos citza,, adl
d res-'ts h is friend - and a -i jhbo rs yo u
nmay be buote ill is 14 (thO ou Iy ((mvi Id
ori he t'd, r''t, do so Felin I C ,G
experienc when t'* it id i-- for '44(puHIe
meti(ni g~~ie by a retsidlent of New.,em
HoI'me Endorsement whht-h v e b3ane
publheWd about "The l,it rt CJonquer
or." R-ead it:
P. B~I llutchiusn piropie tor of gen.#r
- er'al houlsehold1 furnlishing store on Main i
- treet says: 'I have usei~d D)oan's Kid
ne.y P'ills in my familly with very b.n-t
Sficial effect. We ursed them for kIdney
touible and backache. The relief give'n
wat. Iimmedlato andl permanent I oh
lained the p)111s nt W. E. Pelham &
Son's drug store and( I c:an and do re
comimend thmem very highly believing
- them to ho all that Is claimed for them.
For sale by all dlealeril. Price 55 cents
per box. Foster-Milburni Co, Buffalo. N.
1Y., sole agents for the United States
Rlemember' the name D)oans andt take
nt. substItute.
For the Holiday Trade.
The I'wart-Pifer company are
Showing for the holiday trade some
beautiful silk and wool mufflers,
silk handkerchiefs, neck wear,
sterling silver handle umbrellas,
walking canes, dress suit eases, and
a nice line of scarf >ins and cuff
buttons. Call and sce the prices on
thet e articles
Attack.
"I had a severe bilious attack and
felt like my head was about to burst
open when I got hold of a free sample
of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. I took a dose of them after
supper and the next day felt like a new
man and have been feeling happy ever
since," says Mr. J. W. Smith of Julia,
Texas. For biliousness, stomach trou
bles and constipation these Tablets
have no equal. Price 25 cents. For
sale by the Smith Drug Co., Newberiy,
S. C., and the Prospericy Drug Co.,
Prosperity, S. C.
THE OLD REIABLE
Absoutely Pare.
TH ERE 1,S NO SUBS TTU TE
Ohristmas Presents.
M) .ock of Christmas Presents
s the most complete I have ever
ind. and you know what that
neans. The largest and finlest line
>f Broochies, U nbrellas and Walk
ug Canes in Gold and Silver Han
ties, Rings, Cuff Buttons. Stick
?inls, Wlatch Chaiins and Charms,
ockets, Fohs, Purses, Hand-Paint
.d China. Cut Glass, anid a very
ine line of Silver novvlties Come
n and see my) goods. and- if you
ike them, b)uy, if you don't, buy
mnyway. Yours very truly,
GUY DANIELS,
.xecutor'st 'ale of Sfocks.
-WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUT
cry at Newberry Court House, to
he highest bidder, for cash, on sales
lay in JanuarY, 19041, twenty shares of
he Capital stock of the National Bank
f ewery,S C, ndtn haeso
he-capita tc fte ebryC
on mills. W H. DRHlR
COMMoLEAyS.r
CFranismasrtt Plaints
nen Te ageist . ietln
Elia Guns, Douly Btogn, Elick
un, Polt ly h nnter,an CAlred
Gaut, F ob Gurnt, Mrs. Rish,nt
J hn indsua, ayLndsavy,n
ny lindsay, Siliza Anlie KiComeh
ikethm,Abuy,oifyn, loise, bat
thyws. Yoehers atulofHer
IsralGUntt wholELnS an
Defendr~ 'ants.Noks
hhihsummoner for caelioef. es
l[Complaiy 10., nty d.] o
he .antd rstouire oase the com~l an
Statewaforey,s.d, and ti saescp of
hyourpasrtoko the said cclan Con
EeutoW. Jofnsanta Neer, South.
Franis,I.thie,plaintiff, satinwl p
ed n te cmpagint
Plainpitiffn's oll AtonEy.
(nt,Pofl Counse , Afe
att acob 18,AD. 1897. ih
ny LhiDfnda, Eliza Gnter ollyh
Guter,Mr.Rsao the heirs at lwo er
lanot Henry Gauttn heirs atla(f
la fIsra Gauntt, whose namesn
and)laces of residence are unknown
tothe P)laintifl:
Tae ocplait thed.]panti
this anctiond toe awith the om-os
ofnt wich this aongoic is ilcopy, te
ofie ofh Clerk of h Court coy
berommones for Newberr, Couty,
oina,h Stathof Sothtdy Carlaeo the
fouic rte'esicof h day ofr,AD189
LAMBHERTI WV. JONES,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
[Jwhnr.J.1 AWL
MPANYP~
loor to ceiling
chandise. You
2asy shopping
) qualities are
Elow, the clerks
)rything possi
to make it to
D give us your
:he fact that no house
cheaper than our
< was bought at very
have much cotton
r under today's ruling
benefit of our fortunate purchases
g as our present stock holds out.
vhack at it. We are the leaders on
and Silks.
hese lines. In our
3P.A.LTWAX3%TM
after your interests. Get your
little gir' in a beautiful cloak.
for all.
arior. There are shoes that sell
ey are made of the best material
r guaranteed. What more could
'or Women,
relt, made like a man's, all styles
r guarantee.
loys and Girls.
Lue received for every penny you
oing out of business
iJanuary 1, 1904. 1
fer my stock of
]WELRY,
IATC H ES,
LOCKS,
ILVERWARE,
ABLE CUTLERY,
and
A\NCY GOODS,
at
W- YORK - COST -P
DUARD SC HOIlj
JEWELER.
he NEWBERU
/AREHDUSE kU9L
ready to store r wn of
ad ise reee
mie, which mn ,uce
obtained on o~l
bom
WAREII a
alE 903.
Eli 01
Are filled from I
with desirable mer
will find it very 4
here, because thE
right, the prices ar(
are polite and eVE
ble will be done
your advantage t
business.
We want to emphasize 1
can or will sell you goods
selves. Our present stoct
low figures, in truth we
goods on our shelves awai
prices.
We propose to give our customers the
and advance the price on nothing so Ior
It's a big stock, too, and you must take a 1
Dress Goods ,
Our stock is complete in I
we have three experienced ladies to look
bed fitted here. We can fit you or your
Dar shoe store, too, is full of good shoes
Walk Over Shoes for men have no sup
ror more, but there ire mone better. Th
by the most skilled workmen. Every pa
you ask.
Regina Shoes I
Eland turned, soft as a glove, Goodyear N
f these elegant Shoes; every pair has on
Ideal Shoes for E
Visit our stores. We will give you va
3pend with us.
Yours truly,
Go&3G M
Cheap TicketsjC
TO THEJi
weSt, Northwest a
CALIFORNIA
Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, Colo- C
rado, Utah, Newv Mexico, and
Arizona...... . .. .......
l'ickets on sale from Sept. 15 to Nov. 20.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD F
oflers choice of routui. Free [Reclin
ing Chair Cars. No transfers. Fast
time. Double track. N
For full information, Circulars, Rates
andl Tickets apply to
FRED D MILLER,
Tray. Pass. Agt., Ill. Central R. R.,E
Atlanta, Ga.
REAL ESTATE
BOUGHT_lAND SOLDV
.MONEY TO LOAN '
On Easy Terms a
AND
For Long Periods. s
A few more Shares of the first series
Stcc Home Loat ad Trut Co. '[
May be secured. Apply to
Sec'y and Treas.,
Newberry. S. C.