The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, May 30, 1905, Page 9, Image 9

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THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY. Commexnceme-.t Visitors-Recital by Mrs. T. F. Brov:ne's Music Class. li C --- junter has returned froWheat Silver Street and as a:he summer. I a trained nurse Iront Swah fever at Pr .: H e r l C Rof Coum a. h1r ) . C. SInIlI /M L \wkins. during comn Ac and .."Cy Pe, Wi1 y the commec - mient festiites i T: and Marie Lathan are2 t ..( 'pon coLnmencement tis Wee. -t.: guests of Mr. A. . t~ .. \ Bae Bede igh Is in We fail, t xge a ynop)siS o M Camvata te -n g by the primary and imtermedia d epatenttS of Tuesday ever.ing a t 8:30. \Ve feel safe in saying tht it you come that you wll bC amply repaid. WVe give the program of the recital by the music class of the P. G. school under direction of Mrs. J. F. Browne, on Thursday at 8:30 p. m.. June tst: Duet. La Grace. C. Bohm--Misses Harmon and Wise. Laughng Eyes. Mazurka, T. Lozey --Miss Mar Lizzie Wise. Aumumn .caves Waltz. Zimmer man-Miss Lillian Hair. In the Twilight. a reve.-ie, (Ladies Home Journal). W. A. Strong-Miss Frances Raw]. March of the Guards, H. Engleman --Iiss Dottie Merchant. Sunbeam Waltz, L. Streabbog Miss Lela Harmon. The Revellers, C. W. Cadman-Mc Fall Wise. Sunshine Polka, Whitney-Miss Jessie Lorick. -Trio, Palonaise, L. Streabbog Mary Wheeler. Marie Schumpert, Janie Russell. Ca ching Butterflies, Alberti-Miss Lou H arm'on. Dance of :he Fireflies. T. Brackett -Miss Marie Counts. Tristisse W-r:z. A. Teixera-Miss Mary WVillis. The Silver SprH- C. Harris-Miss Tena Wise. Dance of tile Ny: ..phs. Etta F:isher .-.Miss Lucv Beden'oaugh. Wheeler. Ini thle A\rena March. H. Englemian -M'iss Rubv Lee Taylor. Evening Nocturne. Ed. M. Read Miss Janie Russell. L. Angilon Grand Valse, E. Schneid er-Miss WVillie Mae Wise. Violets, Intermezzo. H. Hamer Miss Marie Schumpert. Duet. Shooting Meteor, Paul Misses Livingston and Gibson. Woodland Voices, T. Franklin Miss Vida Counts. Parley Waltz, Streabbog-Miss Pearl Harmon. Dancing Butterflies. C. Kern-Miss Mary Wheeler. March Militairc. Carl Tausig-Miss A\nnie Mae P.:!eibaugh. Fantai.se. Farantelle. Bin :-Miss Atz the C ,n-'~- .. . Polka, Engel man---1Miss Ruby Russell. Trio. Mbreb. Trio"mphale. L-. Gob haerte-Miary Lizzie. Tena and Me ?Fall Wise. Mazurka De Concert. T. Leschetiz lay-Miss Rosabella Harmon. Duet, After the Charge. Galop, H. Engelman-Misses Bedenbaugh and Rawi. Vocal Solo, Good -eNighiF Sweet Dreams. Biseh'ofAi fts.J. - Whi?e' e r. GENERAL NEWS NOTES. s of More or Less Interest Con densed Throught the World. he m..:y -2retaLry hasretrne of h' capured Confederate The n vrsit of Pennsylvania yarded S2..oo :i scholarships and \e ll etit e irto a i1i'mier itaI'r nxed May 30 fOr C debjt' ..:: :ne pr.posed vote Co emion o1 potmas I ti.le \\nie Cmtt.a proinethe acnd ' C'- d.h aiOlIcn lymart youn man. wa. drowned aid e sufhaing a" T Tee Island. The Pk'-;1y-..vrian General - 1t at W1in-ma '.ake. Ind.. decided to meet next year a' Des Maines Iuwa Verv lIttlC ri1o0ing occturred in Chi : as ar es'.l: of the te'amster' ZzIke a dl(l trc.''p-- were n1"ot Called :.r. f the report h;a. the Russian and I nese2~ fleets hv eneggdi Th.:-U muljzation2 of the Equitable L.ife Asurance Society has been tem pIrarily enjoined by the courts in New York. Afjer adopting numerous resolu lns set.ing forth the needs of the S u1th. the Southeri Industrial Parlia wen adiolrnedi. The Southern Presbyterian Generat \ssembiv received a report that about S300.ooo had been pledged to the twen-.eth century fund. Students at Tapanese universities and commercIal schools are not ob liged to serve in the army. In Ger many it has often happened that the universities were cosed because all the students and professors had join ed the army. The Czar of Russia, it is said. has $25,000,000 invested in English securi ties and it is also declared that he would in an extreme crisis fly and live in England. as other troubled monarchs have done beforc him. Then he has a second string to his bow in the $6,-ooo,ooo invested in American rails. ir'on and coal. During the winter just passed Ja pan's generals along the Shakhe spent their time variously. "Gen. Nodzu,"~ according to Japanese newspapers, "studied typewriting. Gen. Kuroki kept barnyard fowls. During the Heii kautai engagement. Gen. Kodanma scarcely slept at all for a whole week. but did no: seem one' whit the wrose for his5 experience. Gen. Oyanma wvas reprted as bein "the same rrabns:. mearv hiearted gctenean as e'.er.'. The grea :rike a: L imiges. "-rnce. hau developed' a 'uccessort it. :b.' fam7u' hior-LIe m naidlen leaders * f. keltion and revolt. She ea!!s herself "Le Citoyenne Sorgue - and is a dark-eyed. comely young woman of 2. gii:ed with a magnificent voice and a certain measure of eloquence. She proclaims herself the new "Red Virgin," in successison to the late Louise Michel, and preaches reprisals and sanguinary vengeance. The deepest haul of a net ever made in the world was achieved by Americans off the Tonga Islands in the South Pacific, says H. S. Canfield in May St. Nicholas. The trawl struck botom 23,000 feet below the surface; that is considerably more than four miles down, but even at that depth animal life was found. Those strange beings lived in water whose tempera ture was constantly just above the freezing point, and under a pressure ofo.ono pounds~ to the square inch. TL s1in that net ami brlig it back aga:n t,.1k- :: wh l day of steady la nor. Th nna''ial wycld' wyill he grecativ ba juistic ofC e ec to the effect that a national bank bill is outlawed adi can not he r-i any value to any one and theref re can not constitute a good tender for a debt, after six years from this date. The. opinion of the serve,a cause of ictio'n on a demand nte, tha0t..the bank ridte is a demand Wote. andl-in the~absence of proof that Cut Glass, Bowls SilveriWa K'ives and Forks. Vases, Chafing DiE Th manded of the bank the note is out 1:wed. Strange that no one thought learned justice states that the law is the effect that a demand must be nade within six years in order to pre it before. Fortv--ix carloads. amounting to :re than 300,000 fruit trees. have recn received at Hotchkiss. says The Denver Republican. for planting in the orchards in this neighborhood his spring. Ne arly all of the ship nents were to men from Eastern *ta:es who have recently moved to NVestern Colorado for the purpose of fruit raising. A citizen who is intimately ac quainted with George B. McClellan, mayor of New York, declares that he has not a nerve in his being. "I have seen him in some close quarters, but ave never seen him change color or ppear the least concerned," he adds.1 He may have wounds to nurse and nrses them, but if he does he goes nto a back room to do it. Just once ince he has been in office has he (uailed at any proposed ordeal. The ealth commissioner wanted him to ake a ride in a new model ambulance, mut the mayor declined, saying he was fraid. 'But there is no danger.' 'No langer?' said the ma.yor; 'I guess youi on't know abo.ut the jokemnakers of hec American pres. Excuse me."' "* Confederate Reunion. The Sowhe ~rnt r.i:way a-montnecs er:on accoum o f the Confederate Vtrans Reutnicn. from the followving oimts: Charleston.. .......S4.o5. Anderstm ...... ......I0-oo Blacksburg......... ..1015 Spartanburg.........955 Greenville ............10.20 Greenwood.........10.90 Columbia . . .-.-.-.-.- 145 Chester........ .-....10.75 Equally as low rates from other oints. Tickets on sale June 10-13, inclu ive; final limit to June 19, 1905. An xtension may be had to July Io, by epositing ticket with joint agent at LouisvilVe, and upon payment of a* ee of 53 certs. Side trips from Louisville to points i Kentucky can b' made at very low 2. u the. an. PaIm<I an reserva tion. :i nach agentt- S':t-~hern railwvay. Dr. 1R. M. Kennedy, DENTlIST. Newberry, - - S. C. rVER NATIONAL RANR. Tumblers, OlIv Spoons, Servers of All Kinds, Wai hes, Clocks, at e Right Drug Stc UWEEKS&MM BE OA And Get Wednesdai We are determined to that buys their Dry Goo from us this week, say seasonable goods, sol Prices. Remember we every Department. Wednesday we will si Black Dress Goods, Wh never before made in la MILLINERY! The prices are low or department, but this w< knife of cut prices sti < RIBBONS! RIBBi The time is here for E them in every design ar prices. No. 60 Dresde sell from 35 to 50c. o No. 80 Satin Taffeta, wc a yard No. 40, 60 and 20c. buy all you need 1 ( to bring you to the righi Hair & SCOME SOO St ime. 1i we haven't jui: what $ \e sh~an not urge y ou to buy. goods as~ soon as you can. It I every way to make selections b + MAYES' DR e Dishes, etc. I ters, Pitchers, etc. re. IUN-TER. 0 TIM E the Pick Morning make every customer , d, Millinery and Shoe s. they never before had d them at such Low Sshow new goods 'in: 11I every yard of sil k, te Goods, and at prices ewberry. MILLINERY! v every article in th is; ~ek we Intend to put the leeper, ONS! RIBBONS! libons andi we have: id width, match thes_e n Ribbons worth and ur price. 19c. a yard. rth 25c. our price, 16 c 30 plain Taffeta, worthv )c. a yard. It's our aimrn : price store. Ilavird. N AND SEE opping tom! come here first. * irnece.,:ary steps an1d much * vou want then look elsewhere.* bt we do wish you to see our ill be to your advantage in ?fore the final rush bein. UG STORE.