The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, March 30, 1906, Page SEVEN, Image 7
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CHOICE TENNESSEE
* and While it Lasts to C
Best Patent $5.15
Best half Pat. $4.
Best Meal 75c. bi
Best Grits $1.75 S
Don't pay any more, don't be swi
along, save money and buy from us.
Our immense stock of spring goodi
ties and fancy goods and staples. our
ingnovtlties in millinery. Come and
right thing in prices, sty le, quality, 6
ply canriot beat us. we don't make
you up on balance. people getting
and looking out more for No. i. Coi
Forty years experience counts some
don't you forget it,
PROSPER I
NEW AND U
FURNITUR
IN McCAUGHI
We carry a nice line of Furnitt
get the best. IWe exchange Ne
and repair Furniture. Putting do
guarantee everything we sell as
and we will take pleasure in showi
Werts &
ONEOF MWCALL'S-LASTLETTEERS 3!
Tells Under What Conditions Andrew
~"Hamilton Was Retained By The e
New York Life. P
New York, Match 22.-A letter t
which Fi-mer President John A. Me--j si
wCall of 'he'New,York Life Insurance iti
company wrote on the day before his a
death, in which hi stated, the condi
Stionsi under which he employed An- t
drew Hamilton, as legislative -agent
of that company, was made public to- 'e
day. It was directed to Alexander E. ri
(Orr, president of the New York Life et
inhsurance company, and dated Feb- n
ruary. 16, last. It was written at a,d
moment-when Mr. McCall evidently h
#T1ied that he could not live and de
fends himself from the charge of 0
mA.king an improper arrangement .j
with Hamilton. The letter is as is
-follows:t
"M-y Dear Mr. Orr: I am conseious tl
that I have but a slight chance to re- la
cover, and I am desirous that you and v;
the company officials, through you, Ct
shall have no doubt of the nature and t4
charae,ter of the employment of An- bi
drew Hlamilton, if I am not here to
be heard when the time arrives to. b
have it made known. t
" He was employed by me in 1895 El
on behalf of the company to attend r:
especially to matters of taxation and h]
legislation in the United States and
other countries, affecting the compa- $
ny's interests. P
P He refused to accept the duty un- S
less it was made confidential and se
eret and that no accounting of mon
evs advanced to him should be asked a
of him, or rendered by him, and I
assented to the proposition.
."Her told me that this conditionCf
he would impose as. an absolute one,
and unless it was accepted he wouldc
not undertake the work.
"Whether my action was legal orL
not, it will be left for others to say.
I believed it was, and that I was e
clothed wvith full power so as to act,
and that the interests of the company r
nd the policyholders demanded steps a
of this 'nature be taken, but aside a
from this the main reason for my ~
present writing is, that there may re-h
main no doubt as to what my state- t
mit would be if I were here as to
enature and character of 'Judge'
nilton's retainer and contract.
"Sincerely yours,
"John A. McCall."
He-Itis true that Miss Plutocrat
has money\but she is terribly exact- C
ing. If you'ng De Broke marries her b
will have tok' give up eating also.-a
drinking.
~She--If he ddesn't marry her hev
wil have ot give 'i up eating also.- js
PickMa-Tinj
DAR,
indred Barrels of that
FLOUR Just Received
Ao at
} Every bbl.
40J guaranteed.'
ashel.
oack.
tched off by argument, come righI
arriving embracing all the novel.
Mrs. Moseley in the North select
see us, we are prepared to do the
c., for an all round bill you sim
a cut price on one thing and burn
.educated and opening their eyes
ne and see us and be convinced.
thing, we will treat you right and
3=3VCP
rY, S. C.
P-TO-DATE
E STORE
3IN BLOCK.
ire. Buy Stove from us and
r Furniture for eld. We clean
wn Matting a specialty. We
represented. Come to see us
ng our goods. Respectfully,
Sample
mJJLON AN~D HALF
FOR JAMESTOWN SHOW.
Washington, March 23.-The house
>mmittee on industrial arts and ex
ositions decided today to recommend
total appropriation of $1,480,000 for
1e Jamestown exposition. Of this
im $250.000 is a direct appropria
on. For the construction of a pier1
t the exposition grounds $400,000
as appropriated and other commit
es were ag'reed upon as follows:
Government buildings, $230,000;a
ernment exhibitions, $200,000;
andezvous for army and navy offi
rs, $80,000; rendezvous for enlisted a
en, $100,000; transportation for sol
iers and arms, $100,000; for an ex
ibit of negro developments, $100,000. ~
The proposed appropriation of $40,
L90, sought for building a pier at
amestown island and improving tie
land, was referred to a sub-commit
e which will investigate what rights
e government will have on the is
nd, which is owned chiefly by pri
ate parties. In case the government
m improve the island on satisfactory
irm this appropriation doubtless will ,
agreed -upon.
Under the head of government
tldings, as agreed upon, there are
be the following: Main govern
tent building, colonies annex. aqua
ur, ;gealogical survey building and s
fe sa.ving station. The exhibits for J
hieh the government is to expendr
200,000 will include: Life saving,
ublic health and-. marine. hospitali
arvice. army, navy and light house,i
ireless telegraph, fisheries, Smith
>nian institution,. national museum
nd library-of congress.
A tabulated statement of desired
ppopriations was laid before the
aminttee by Representative May
ard of Virginia and the items were
nsidered separately.
The Many-Sided Printer.
ippinott 's.
The following advertisement re
ntly appeared in a Western paper:
"Wanted-By a printer who is ca
able of taking care of a publishing
d printing plant, a position as fore
ian. Can give valuable advice to
ersons contemplating marriage and
as obtained a wide reputation as a
rancanedium. Would accept an ap
ointment as pastor of a small evan
elical church or as substitute preach
r. Would have no objection to form
ag a small but select class of young
idies to teach them in the higher
ranhes or to give them informnation
s to the cause of the Tiro.jan wvar.
an do 0odd jobs around a boarding
ouse or would accept a position as
ssayist of a mining company. To a
entist or chiropodist his services
rouid be invaluable, and can fill with
atisfaction a position as bass or ten
.imm singe .a churh choir.'
OLD VALLEY FORGE CLOCK.
Timepiece By Which Washington Set
His Watch. Now in Chicago.
Slatiineud ini lie inin~i hallway just
''if the p rivat e re<-ejtinci room lin i
Mercy hiospital. Tweity-sixth street
and Caluimet avenue. keeping as ood
tire as it did 130 years ago, there
4ands today. on its miassive mallog
n.v ease. the fanious old Lehman
,.lmck by which (erge Wash inton
lre<ineItI set Iis watch duing that
mIImrable winter at - Va lley Forge,
ays the Chicago ll ter-Ocea I.
How boc the ancieil i inepiece
xas iflninr )eefre the comiaiidei
-ichief of the colmnial forces paid
is visits to t4he Lehm 1IanI residence
s nt (1 isi losed V ille plreselit re'ords
shieb ate iII keeping q)f Sister Mar.
Witius (>i f t1e litnus wvl() lla
eni stit icniel at Hic Cllica.-()it hospi
:al silie it vas establishled III its
weset ite. before the five (. 1,71.
Thle 'eloIck emnle inth t1he pos.,essionl
of the sisters of Mer.y in 1872, wvhen
t was qu\ivel into) t1hcir charge by
"harles Leh&Iman, a randinephew of
he fightinlg colonel of revolutionary
zaie. M\1r. Lehman. who at the time
lad his residence iII F(rt Wayne, 11d..
aie to Chdieia,n to have a cataract
Temoved froim his eve and was taken
0 Mercer hospital where the opera
ion was -efrmed. WYhi conva
esMi . r. 1 'imaln 'xpressed 1 his
ratnitde to the sist.ers for the kind
v treatment accorded him, and ex
>iessel tilth fdesire to place in their
wfinite priceless hieir-loomi. For
1am11v reasontis Mr. Lhian was re
It aiied from ha liding the timepiece
owni to) his clirII-en adit finally re
:n1ested the sisters of Mercv 11) e
'-01mv eLlstlials lit tl't. clock.
Theiv (lock has exerted an infiUence
Lt the bi hospital that. is almost hu
nan. It has a personality that has
ween borine ill upon inany to, f' the
ninds of the nurses and 1111 nuns. It is
i the hours around midnight and
)efore the niorning awakening and
ustle come that the ancient time
>iece communes most strikingly with
Ie few sweet sisters of charity, and
heir white robed attendants who
atch by the bedsides of the sick!
end' the dying. Then all is quiet in
he great halls save the slow, ischro
tous voice of the ancient clock that
:Onjuares up in the mind fanciful pic
ures of the stirring and pitiful days
t Valley Forge, when the British
ard pressed the handful of pa
riots..
In pattern the clock is said to be
dentical with the one at Craigie
Louse, immortalized by Longfellow,
nd the thoughts inspired in the
pet's mind by the ancient timepiece
Lalf way up on the stairway in the
lear Cambridge house are not unlike
he musings inspired by the old
lock in the Chicago hospital as it
lhoes along the vacant hail,
.long the ceiling, along the floor,
knd -seems to say' at each chamber
door:
"Forever-never!I
"Never-forever!l
One Round of Pleasure.
"Ever have a continuous show
ere?"' inquired the advance agent,
rhJo had concluded his business and
ias waiting for his train, according
o the Smart Set. .
"Heck, yes!" premptly replied the
andlord of the Prunytown tavern.
'It began shortly after thin-voiced
toop-shouldered, skimpy little Lester
inney dyed his whiskeys a gay and
akish black and advertised for a
vife. He got her all right enough,
ni the person of a broad, command
ng sized widow, with half a dozen
'ampant and uneurried children and
m old maid sister who w4as, and still
s, addicted to elocution, coulfulness
tnd pells, and a couple of brothers
ON YOUR
HUNT1NCOTRIP
Be su:re to ibe propertv e':!. !-,ain the STEv
RIFLES . . .from $2.25 to $150.00
PISToLS . .. from 2.50 to 50.00
SEoTGUNS . . from 7.5 to 35.00
AM. v:::<!en a . La Sen fr wz g.c .i : s
oai or pJo.ar mas5c. Il- tr.U c.i-. .2. 1: inter
v' outann..tca.tain. -s si; er.trd in SihccTING-. you
direct. carriage Mres ,: -gt tohave i:. Mailed
p.epaid, upon receipt of I for f. ercents in stamps to
catalog price. I cover postage.
our attractive three-color Al'~umin Hanger winl be
sent anywhere for zo cents in stamps~.
. STEVEN(S ARES AN D TOOL CO.,
P. O. Box 4096
nhMcnnee Fails, Mass.. U. S. A.
Proved the
By a Record of T,
You are banking on experience
other fertilizer is so well balanced in
harvest. Don't take a substitute. I
crop. It is the leading fertilizer of t
Works Frei
It has been proven by over twet
Fish and Animal matter is superic
for growing cotton. Farmers' Bone
MADE V
ITS
SALES 1885-250 TONS
OROW 1890-1,500 TONS
1895-12,000 TONS
1900-58,455 TOIN
1905-130091 T4
F. S. ROYSTER CUAN4
Norfolk, Va. Tarboro, N.
Columbia, S. C. Macon
tno a)Ible-bodied to work except at the
dinner table, and a miscellaneous col
leetil-n1 ot missionaries, sigh-colly
' r.' QUICI
-ists. natuiral bone-setters, delsarte
chair-setters, hyp-not-nitists and
other hypochondriconfoundedniusan
ces who come and go, but seldom fail
tA keep the house full, and all the Savan
ime have appetites like dragoons.
ester nmrried to get a helpmeet andC
ot .instead a gang of help-him-eats.
his happened "some four years ago
nd is still goin' on-a continuous
how, for men only, as you might
sa, but, contrary to custom, at the
ame tinie one with a pretty good
ized moral attached to it, if you just
lok at it right.*" Chadle
If a man had a rich father-in-lawLvLars.
robably he 'd fail. L.Agsa
- Ar. Savannah
Ar. Waycross
Fa~UeBsAr. Jacksonvi
Through Pu
Close conne
Round trip
WORK .
BY A
Newberry All
Steam NOR
S Laundry Co. Tw
(schedule inlEffect April x6, 1905-;
0-5.Daily. F
1.v. Newberry ... .......... 12.36 p. m. I
Ar. Laurens ...... ......z. p.m
No. 2. Daily. Te
v. Laurens.............. 1. . m. g
Ar. Greenwood ............2.46 p. mn. Va
Ar. Augusta..............5.20 p. m. Nori
Ar. Anderson ...........-7.10 p. m. 1N asi
No. 42. Daily. IL u
s. Augusta........... ....------ - .- 2.35 p. 2m.
Ar. A11endale..........-.....----.. 4 30 p. m.
Ar. Fairfax............----------------.41~ p. m. Po .t
Ar. Charleston...-..............--- 7.40 p. m2.
-. Beaufo-rt......~.. ......... --------. 6.op.m and
-.reyaln.... ... ..... ... ......4..p. m n
Ar. savannah............... ...----. 6.45 p. mn -..---.""""
Ar. Waycross ..................---. 0.00 p. mn.
Ar. Tacksonville.. .........-....--------- -- -F ----
s. Laurens ... Da.....---------- -2.07 p. . . . . .m
Ar. Spartanburg .............. .----3.20 p. mn
No. 52. No. 87.1
Daily. Ex. sun WFo
r. Laurens...........20 p. mD. 8.oo a.m
rGre uville ........ ...-3.25 p.fln. o020 a.I mame
board Al
BE RIDGE RAILROAD. asn
Time Table No. 5. asn
In Effect November 29, 190 C, F.
Between Belton and WValhalla.
EASTBOUND. WESTBOUND.
o No.12 No.11 No.5!
P.M A. M AR. Lv. P. M. A. M
35 10 25----.Belton...-35 104 L4
3 too.. 1 .0. A nderson ... 4 2 104 W
.. 9 25--. .. Pendleton... 4 7 I 33 j
8 5--... seneca.....- 5 3t 10 co _ __ _ _
. 35--.. Waha1a.--- 5 55 1 21
T. R. ANDERsON, supt.
Best Fertilizer
Nenty Years' Success
?vhen you fertilize with Farmers' Bone. No
the plant food supplied from sowing time to
armers' Bone has no equal for any kind of
1e South.
aly In Any Drill
ity-one years of successive use that
r to any other known ammoniate'
is the fertilizer
1ITH FISH
BECAUSE
IT GROWS
CROPS
IS
)NS
C.
[EST. AND BEST ROUTES
TO
nah,
tycross,
Jacksonville,.
and all Florida Points,
- VIA
ton and Western Carolina Ry.
.................................................. 1 :5 P.M
.....................................10:30 "
.......................................... 2:5o AM,
................................... 6:05 "
le................................... 8:40 "
lman Car Service between Augusta and Jacksonvilhe.
tions made at Jacksonville for all points South.
winter tourist excursion tickets to Florida resorts now
SQUE, GEO. T. BRYAN,
t, Laurens, S. C. Gen. Agt., Greenville, S. C.
~T WILLIAS, Gen. Pass. Agt., Augusta, Ga.
SEA BOA RD
R- LINE - RAILWAY.
H -SOUTH -- EAST -WEST.
Daiy Pu-llman Vestibuled Limited Train's
en SOUTH and NEW YORK.
[-CLASS DINING CAR SERVICE,
rest Rates and Route to all Eastern Cities
ichmond and Washington, or vi1a
'olk and Steamers.--To Atlanta,
ville, Memphis, Louisville, St.
s, chicago, New Orleans, and All
South and Southwest-To Savannah
acksonville and all points in Florida
uba.
OSSITIVELy THE SHORTEST .INE BETWEEN
RTH AND SOUTH.
detailed information, rates, schedules, Pull
~rvations, etc., app?y to any agent of The Sea
Line Railway, or Jos. W. Stewart. Traveling
r Agent, Columbia, S. C.
STEWART, Asstieni. Pass. Agt.,
SAVANNAH, GA.
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