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SEEN IN NEWBERRY. Local Editor of Associate Reformed Presbyterian Writes of Trip to This City. Mr. R. S. Galloway, local editor .of the Associate Reformed Presbyter ian, Due West. was in Newberry on last Friday in attendance upon the Newberry-Erskine base ball game. Speaking of the game, of the treat ment accorded the Erskine team while in Newberry, of -severaP of his friends whom he met in Ne;berry and what they are doing. Mr. Gallo way in the local columns of the As sociate Reformed Presbyterian of this week. says: "The Erskine team played New berry last week and were beaten. The first of the game gave an exhibition ,,f pretty playing. After that the Erskine team got rattled and went to pieces. the score resulting 19 to 4. Most of the Erskine boys are young and never played off ;heir own grounds before. This is their first season at ball. The two teams play here Thursday evening and our boys expect t4 make a better showing. They defeated the Newberry team in three straight games last season. Two of the best players are ineligible on account of the present intercolle giate r,iles. The young men were splendidly treated in Newberry. A special reception was tendered them t'hat night, at the parsonage of the Lutheran minister, which they great 1y enjoyed. "When in Newberry we called at the home of our friend Dr. Halfacre. We found him quite busy. Dr. Half acre is working for two investment companies; The British and Ameri can Mortgage Co.. of N. Y., and The Security and Investment and Loan Co., of Newberry. Dr. Halfacre has to carry the aesnonsibility of recom mending loans that amount in some cases to $30,000. The companies have confidence in his judgment and have not lost a cent by him; while these transactions have been helpful to the people. "Our friend Mr. S. P. Crotwell, of Nev.berry, is full of vim and enter prise. He has just started a creamery that his neighbors speak well of. Mr. Crotwell is now running a dozen cows. He hopes to use ioo and to es tablish a reputation for an excellent article of cheese, not for 'a cheap adulterated article.' WVe shall watch Mr. Crotwell with interest and hope that he will succeed. The south needs just suc'h an enterprise and it should be patronized. "Dr. Moffatt Kennedy has located permanently in Newberry. He is nicely housed in dental quarters and is getting on well." MISS ALICE ENGAGED? Some of the -Gossips Says She is and Some Say She is Not. The Washington correspondent ol the News and Courier says that so~ cial gossips in Washington and ir New York seem anxious to get Miss Alice Roosevelt. the president's el~ der daughter, engaged to be marriei before she starts on her trip to the Philippines with Secretary and Mrs Taft. After having associated Miss Roosevelt's name with a dozen 01 more eligible young bachlors. the gossips have turned to the eligible list of widowers. The latest reporl going the rounds of the self-consti tuted match-makers, for t'he presi dent's daughter, is that she nov wears an engagement ring, which sh< accepted from the dashing yo,uns senator from Indiana, Mr. Beveridge The report is not even dignifie< with a denial by the. members of th< young lady's family, aind those wh< ought to know might give numerou! reasons why such a union is not at al probable. Miss Roosevelt is just bud ding into womanhood and those wh< know her best assert that she is hay ing the time of h-er life now and haj no notion of entering the matrimon ial state in the near future. She i: not only popular with her girl friends but she is equally popular wvith th< young men of her acquaintance. I is reasonable to assume that sh< might have a long string of earnes suitors snould she desire to advanci from the. realms of single blessed ness. While Senator Beveridge may b in every way worthy to aspire to th who follow closely the sayings an< doings in the social department o: the administration do not hesitate t( ( iiss the Beveridge end of th< story as entirely improbable. In th< iong list of eligible young gentlemer who are known to be attentive t( Miss Roosevelt. Senator Beveridg< has never figured conspicuously, if a all.- He seems to be too busy trying to regulate public affairs in Indianm and Washington to indulge in any thing which has a color of the ro mantic in it. He takes himself ex ceedingly seriously, for he makes n< att-empt to conceal the fact that h< has presidential aspirations. COMING EVENTS IN RUSSIA. The Shadow of Revolution Darken, The Empire-Upheaval Expected. St. Petersburg, April 5.-The pros pects of a general upheaval of th< city and country with the advent o spring increases daily. Evidence ac cumulates that the radical forces an actin in unison and awaiting a signal which, I is generally believed, will b< given shortly after the Russmn Eas ter. The terrorists ares howing grea activity and reports from all over thi country prove that the workmen, wh< in many cases have been forffiulatin petty demands which are no soone: granted than they are succeeded b: others, are acting under instruction: from the revolutionary leaders, wh< are only biding their time. The employers frankly admit tha it is impossible to try to continu their business. and some of then have already shut down. The peopl, are plainly :becoming panicky, an :he authorities also cannot concea their alarm. The guard regimentE whic'h usually go to camp in April xvill be retained in St. Petersburg, i is announced, until June, ostensibl: in order to allow the camps to b cleaned in view of the danger o cholera, which is regarded as so ser ious that the sanitary authorities hav ordered the immediate cleaning of th streets, sewers. cesspools and canal of the capital, and have issued speci fic instructions to householders, es peciaily in the poorer districts, wher :he people live in cellars. The dilatory tactics of the govern ment in elaborating the scheme fo popular representation provided fo in the imperial rescript of M''arch tends to intensify the acuteness c the coming crisis, as the Liberals ar firmly convinced that the real pur pose of the bureaucracy, if the crisi is safely passed, is to smother th whole reform movement. The stat of public opinion on 'this subjecti apparent from the fact that over 30 municipal councils and public institu tions have already petitioned for par ticipation in the task of- working ou the project. In the meantime what is nowv calle he constitutional press add fuel to the flames by er tering on a campaign fc exposing the corruption and venalit in various branches of the admini! tration. Old scandals relative to th transport of merchant freights. es -pecially on the Siberian railroad, ha~ been revived, and from documentar evidence t'he most rotten state of a: fairs is shown to exist. As the mil tary authorities control transport tion on the Siberian railroad and tb' general staff is issuing permits fc every car and merchants desiringt ship goods to Irkutsk or further ea: are compelled to buy such certificate a regular traffic in them has been e> posed, permits bringing from $300 I $00, the authorities then shippin the goods as munitions of war, whit the latter are side-tracded. If you would make your mone last you musth earn it first. He who is unable to collect h wits or his bills is in tough luck. , NOTICE. We wvill receive applications f< dispenser at Prosperity, S. C., on ti 1th of April up to 12 o'clock a. r and will consider same and elect c the 6th day of May, 1905. Applic; tions must be legally drawn. Jacob Senn, J. P. Harmon, J. R. Scurry, Members County Board of Con trol for Newberry County. The Wonderful Egg Producer. The great increase in pro duction of eggs has given "International Poultry Food" a wonderful reputation all over every State. We guarantee that it cannot be fed to hens at any time, winter or sum mer, without showing a large increase in eggs. You do not have to use the food at an extra expense because it will make you more money after deducting its cost. One extra egg per month will pay the entire cost of feeding it and often more than doubles the supply. It contains no poison ous or injurious ingredients and bas very superior merits. It Gives a Glossy Plumage. It prevents sickness, pro motes good health, causes young chicks to grow very rapidly, invigorates the diges tive organs, supplies material for bone, muscle and feathers, and is very beneficial during moulting season. It invig ,orates the egg producing or gans and hens will lay more and longer. It will prepare your chick ens for the market more rap idly than any other prepara tion and has been used for years by prominent chicken breeders. NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR SO LICITOR OF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUT. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. .otice is hereby given that an elec tion will ibe held at the several pre cincts established by law in Newber ry county on Tuesday, April II, 1905, for the office of solicitor for the Eighth Judicial Circuit. Polls at each voting place will be opened at seven o'clock a. m. and closed at four o'clock p. m. The following named persons have been appointed managers of said elec tion: . Newberry-W. T. Gaillard, J. A. Summer, J. Claude Dominick. r Newberry Cotton Mills-P. F. rBaxter, W .. Wiliams, J. A. Senn. 3Mollohon Mills-W. 0. Wilson, T. SM. Schumpert, P. B. Odell. eGarmany-T. Ben. Leitzsey, H. C. -Wilson, Jno. S. Ruff. Mt. Bethel- WV. H. Wendt, A. J. eGibson, J. C. S. Brown.. eHeleni-B. F. Goggans, J. S. Chal Smers, T. G. Williams. 0Glymphville-C. g. Leitzsey, -Moorman Ruff, J. H. Smith. SMaybinton-B. H. Maybin, T. A. Hawkins, J. J. Thomas, Jr. dWXhitmire-F. W. Fant, James M. SHenderson, W. C. Scott. -Cromers-A. C. Sligh, Thos. E. r Chandler. Robert Abrams. y Jalapa-T. H. Chalmers, H. M. -Mayer, Eugene Hitt. e Longshores-A. J. Livingston, J. -W. Wilson, S. E. Senn. e Wiiliams-J. B. Scurry, J. S. Werts, y J. WV. Matthews. - Utopia-W. L. Buzhardt, J. M. - Nichols, A. L. Thrailkill. - Prosperity-Geo. F. Hunter, L. C. e Merchant, N. A. Nichols. r Hendrix Mill-G. E. Dominick, W. :> W. Shealy, E. T. Mayer. t Slighs-E. B. Eargle, Jacob W. s5 Long, 3. W. George. -Central-J. D. Shealy, Jos. L o Stockman, B. S. Wicker. g Little Mountain-J. K. Derrick, A. e C. Wheeler, J. N. Feagle. Union-M. C. Moore, D. WV. Buz hardt, 3. D. Quattlebaum. y Jolly Street-J. C. Wilson, E. H. Werts, T. E. Stone. Pomaria-B. .H. Counts, Jno. C. SAull, J. G. Long. s * Walton-..Bowvman Graham, 3. L. Crooks, T. H. Cromer. St. Philips-Perry Halfacre, M. L. Wicker, WT. F. Koon. r On the day of election, the mana e gers must organize by the election of . a chairman and a clerk; if necessary, n wvhich clerk shall be some person - other than one of the managers, as no pay will 'be allowed to the same person acting in both capacities. The chairman elected is empowered to ad minister oaths. The managers have the powver to fil an vcancy a.nd if none of the We Are Agents FOR ternatiollal Stock AND Chicklln Food And will back up all guaran tees made by ...them .X The Right Drug Store. managers attend, the citizens can ap point from among the qualified vot ers the managers, who, after being sworn, can conduct the election. At the close of the election, the managers and clerk must proceed publicly to open the ballot boxes and count the ballots therein, and con tinue without adjournment until the same is completed, and make a state ment of the result for the said office and sign the same. Within three days thereafter, the chairman of the managers or some one designated by the managers must deliver to the chairman of the com missioners of election, Fred H. Dom inick, the poll list, the boxes contain ing the ballots and written statements of the result of the election. Orie of the above named managers for each precinct must call upon the chairman of the commissioners of election, Fred H. Dominick, at his office on Law Range, Newberry, S. C., on Thursday the 6th day of April, 19o5, to receive ballot boxes, poll lists and instructier, and to qualify. Fred H. Dominick, Chairman. .M. 3. Longshore, J. B. Derrick, . Commissioners State and County Elections. PROCLAMATION. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. To the Commisioners of State and County Elections for Abbeville, Greenwood, Laurens, Newberry and Saluda counties in the Eighth Judi cial Circuit: Under and by virtue of an Act of the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina, entitled-An Act to Assign the Present Circuit Solicitors to the Proper Circuits in Order to Conform to the Provisions of an Act, Entitled, "An Act to divide the State into Ten Judicial Circuits and Arrange ac same" and to Provide for the Election of Solicitors for the Eighth and Ninth Circuits," Approved Feb ruary 20th, 1905, notice is hereby given that a Special Election will be held in said Circuits on the Iith day of April, 19o5, for the purpose of electing a Solicitor for the Eighth Judicial Circuit for the term expir ing at the General Election in 19o8. Now therefore you are hereby di rected z>d required to hold said Special Election for So licitor of the Eighth Judicial Circuit on the said 11th day of Api-il 1905, for the ternm to expire at the General Election of 19o8. The Polls are to be opened at the various places of election in said Cir cuits on Tuesday the Eleventh day of April. 1905, and the said election shall be conducted in accordance wvith the laws governing General Elec tions. Tn Tetmony whereof, I have Remarkable Cash Guarautee. Which is Printed on Every Label. Buy, pay for and use one 25 cent box or one 53 cent box or one $1.00 size box of "In ternational Poultry Food" as directed and if it fails to ful fill our claims write to our office and we will refund your money. We will pay any one $100 iE cash if we ever refuse to live up to this agreement. INTERNATIONAL FOOD CO., Minneapoiis, Minn. Also Cheapest to Use. Our 25 cent box contains 100 feeds for 12 fowls. Our $1.00 size box contains 400 feeds for 12 fowls. You can not afford to pay 25 cents per box for some other kinds that only contain 25 feeds. 100 feeds for 25 cents is certainly very much cheaper than 25 feeds for 25 cents. We save you 75 feeds over other kinds. hereunto set my hand arfd caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed at Colum (Seal) bia this 20th day of February 1905, and in the One Hundred and Twently-ninth year of the Independence of the United States of American. D. C. Heyward, Governor.. By the Governor: J. T. Gantt, Secretary of State. WheniqDoubt WHAT TO BUY, Come to Mayes' Bookc Store. We have just the thing you 'want for a wedding present.. Sterling Silver Cut Class, Tea Sets, Chocolate Sets, Salad Dishes,. Cake Plates, Pictures, Mirrors. Clocks and Ornaments of vroskinds; LET US HELP YOu CL.EAN HOUSE THIS SPRING. Give us all your cur tains, heavy blankets, bed spreads, under clothing, bedding, etc.,. to launder. By cioing this work ire large'quantities we are able to do it at prices that make it econormy for you to give it to us to do, besides our say ing you so much -hard work. Newberry Steam Laundry Co.