The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, March 30, 1906, Page SEVEN, Image 7
and WI\ Lats
B,st t $
Best I~ at
Bes Meal 75
Best. Gits $Ia7
Don't payaimore,. don't
along, save tnney and buy fr<
Oui' immense stock of sprin
ties and fan eygoods and stap)
ingnov)ltiessin 'iillinery. Co
right tling'in,prices, style, qu
ply candot. beat us, we don't
you up on balance, peopile
and looking out more for. No.
Forty years experience cobnt
don't you forget -it,
PROSP
- NEW AN
FURINITL
IN McCAL
We carry a nice line of F
- get the best. jWe exchang
and repair Furniture. Putti
guarantee everything we s
and we will take pleasure in
Wertsi
ONE Or KOALL,S-LASTLETT
Tells Under What- Conditions:An
Hamilton Was Retained By Tb
New York Life.
Now York, Match 22.-A 1
which Vlomer PreBident John A.
Call. of h'I " York Life Insur
company wrote 'oi the day befor,
death, in which li stated* the c
tions' under which he employed
drew Hahiiltoi, aa .legislative a
of that'eoifipfihy,!is made publi
day. It was directed to Alexand
Orr, pvesident -of 'the New York
Tnsura,nee company, and dated
ruAry. 16, last. It was writen
niomnt-when Mr. McCall cvid
a ~rized that he could not live an
fends himself fr'om the charg
*making an inyproper arrange
with Hamilton. The letter is
* ..ollows:
"My Dear Mr. Orr: 'I am cons
that I have but a slight chance
cover, and I am desirous th at yot
the company officials, through
sihall have no d6ubt of the natur<
chiaragiter of the employment of
dlrew Hamilton,. if .I am not he
be heard- when the time -arriv,
have it made kriown...
" He was emiployed by mec in
on behalf of the company to a
especially to matters of taxatior
legislation in th6 United Statei
*other countries, affecting the c<
nly's interests,
"Hie refdsed to 'accept the-dut
less it was made confidential at
eret and that no accounting of
cys advanced to him should be
of him, or rendered by him,
assented to the proposition.
'."Hletold me 'that this con
~he woul 'impose as 'an- absohutt
and unless it was acceptied he
not undertake the work.
"Whether my action was lei
not, it will be left for others t
*believed it 'was,' and that I
clothed with full power so as t
and that the interests Of the cor
" Ad the policyholders demanded
o'tIls 'nature be taken, but
m~n this the .main reason f<
resent writing is, that 'there m
ino doubt as to *vlirit my:
4 enatreand charater'of .
ilton's retainer and' contra
"Sincerely' yout.s,'
"John A. eCall.
is true that Mis 1t
but she ~stoi'iby
g DeQ b l&ri
lye ti
Ive
1e )
%CAR
h. Hundred Barrels of that
EE FLOUR Just Received
toGo at
Every bbl.
$4.40 fguaranteed.
. bushel.
'5 Sack.
be switched off by argument, come right
)>m us.
goods arriving embracing all the novel
es, our Mrs. Moseley in the North select
me and see us, we are prepared to do the
ality, &c., for an all round bill you sim
make a cut price on one thing and burn
retting .educated and opening their eyes
1. Come and see us and be convinced.
s something, we will treat you right and
ERITY, S. C.
D UP-TO-DATE
IRE STORE
GHRIN BLOCK..
urniture. Buy Stove from us and
New Furniture for old. We clean
ig down Matting a specialty. We
.ll as represented. Come to see us
showing our goods. Respectfully,
k Sample
BES MIUJON AND HALF
FOR JAMESToWN SHOW.
irew Wtshington, March 23.-The house
t committee on industrial arts and ex
positions decided today to recommend
a total appropriation-.of $1,480,000 for
attef the Jamesto%vi exposition. Of this
Me- sum- $250,000 is a direct appropria
anee tion. For the constraction of a pier
) his at the exposition grounds $400,000
mdi- was aplropriated and other commit
An- toes were, agreed' upon as follows:
gent Government buildings, $250,000;
a to- government exhibitions, $200,000;
-r E. rendezvo~us for a-my and navy offi
Life cers, $80,000; rendez'ous for enlisted
Feb- men, $100,000; transportation for sol
at a diers and arms, $100,000; for an ex
mtly hibit of negro developments, $100,000.
1 de- The proposed appropriation of $40,
a of 000, sought for building a pier at
snent Jamestown island and improving the
as island, was referred to a sub-commit
tee which will investigate what rights
aious the government will have on the is
o re- land, which is owned chiefly by .pri
and vate parties. In case the government
you, can improve the island on satisfacetory
and term this appropriation doubtless will
An- be agreed upon.
re to U,nder the head of government
is to buildings, as agreed upon, there are
to-be the following: Main govern
1895 ment building, colonies -annex. aqua
ttend rium, ;geo.logical survey building and
and life saving station. The exhibits for
and which the government is to expend
m'pa,. $200,000 will include: Life saving
public health and marine hospital
Sservice, army, navy and light house,
d se- wireless telegraph, fisheries, Smith.
mon- sonian institution, national museun
xsked and library' of congress.
di A tabulated statement of desircd
appropriations was laid before th<
.comimitteu by Representative May
liton nard of Virginia and the items wer<
one, cons idered separately.
The Many-Sided Printer.
al orLipnt'.
> Sa7-. The following advertisement re
wa cently appeared in a Western paper
o act, ''Wanted-By a printer who is ca
spany pablo of taking care of a publishinj
steps and printing plant, a position as fore
aside man. Can give valuable advice ti
>r my personal contemplating marriage an<
a.y re- lia obtained a wide reputation as
state' trane medium. Would accept an ap
as to 1po1 mtient as pastor of a small ovan
udge' gelical church or as substitute preacb
et- er. Would have no objection to form
ing a small but select class of youni
ladies to' teach them' in the highe
branches or to give them informnatio
tocrat as to the cause of the Trojan wal
o#aet- Can do 0(1( jobs around( a boarding
is her hios .or would accept a p)osition a
.$ aesayist of a mining company. To
denitist or chiropodist- his serviec
he Wuld be ,invaluable, and can fill wit
ilo-- satisfa6tion a p)osition as bass or tor
or singer in a church choir.''
OLDVALL-jr?
Timepiece By. Wich Washingt4i
His Watch, Now in 'Oicago.
Stationed in tle main lillway a
oft the private reception oomi
Mercy hospital, Twenty-sixth stree
and Calunet av.nde, keeping, as gool
time as it 'did -130 years ago, 'thor
stands today, on itt inassive mahog
any lase, the famuous -old 'Iebnf
elock by which Gelorge "Washiitoi
frequently set his Watelh-during th
memorable winter at- Valley For
says the Chicago Inter-Ocean.
How long the ancient tiiniepie
Was running I,pfore the coiniliander
im-ehief of the colonial forces pail
hi8 visits to the' Leh ma residene
is nr L diselsed by tlie preselt. record
which are in keepinr of Sister Mari,
[ignatius, one of the '1ntils who han
heen stationted it the Chicago hospi
tail since it was established on it
presenlt site. before. tfie fire of 1871
The '1-lock came into the possessioi
of the sisters of Atercy in 1872, whe
it was given into their charge b;
Charles lielunan, A graindnlephew o
tihe (ighting colonel of revolutionar
famie. Mr. Lehmn, who at.the tim
had his residence in Fort Wayne, hid
caille. to Chicago to have a cataras
remilloved fronm. his eye and was take
to Alereer hospital where the -ipera
tiol was perforeiled. \Yhile eon1vai
lesinig i. I lacma exp)ress'ed hi
ratitude to the sisters for the lind
ly treaitment accorded him, and e.
pressel .Ahie detire to place inl thei
keepigl. te prieceless heirloom. Po
family relasons M111r. Iehmanl Was re
str-ained frin bamiinig the tiniepie.
Iown) 1o his children aild finally re
(uested tlie sisters of Alercy to be
coM'e enstodiais of tlie clock.
The VlcIk has exerted nill inifluenle
at the big hospital that is ailmosi hu11
man. It. has at pelrsoimlity thial. ha11
heenl lorne inl . uponl imaly of th
minds of the ntrses ald litnns. It. i
in the hou's arounld timidnight an
before the moirning awakening an,
bustle come that the ancient tile
piece communes most strikingly wit]
the few sweet sisters of charity. an,
their white robed attendants wh,
watch by the bedsides of the sicl
and' the dying. Then all is quiet il
the great halls save the slow, ischre
nous voice of the ancient clock tha
conjures up jii the mind fanciful pic
tures of the stirring and pitiful day
at Valley Forge, when the Bi-itis
hard pressed the handful of pv
triots.
In pattern the clock is said to b
identical with the one at Craigi
house, immortalized by Longfellow
and the thoughtS inspired in th
poet's mind by the ancient timepiee
half way glp on the stairway in th
dear Cambridge house are not unlik
the musings inspired by the ol
clock in the Chicago hospital as it
Echoes along the vacant hall,
Along the ceiling, along the floor,
And seems to say' at cachi chambe
door:
''Forever-never I
''Never-forever !"
One Rouna of Pleasure.
'Ever have a continuous shoa
here?'' inquired the advance agen
who had conclided his business an
was waiting for his train, accordin
to the Smart'Sot.
''Heck, yes l'' premptly replied th
landlord of the Prunytown taveri
"It -began shortly after thin-voice
stoop-shouldered, skimpy little Leste
finney dyed his whiskeys a gay an
rakish black and advertised for
wife. He got hier all right enoug
in the persoan of av broad, commani
ing sized widow, with half a doze
ratmpant and utneurried children an
an old1 maid sister who d#as, and sti
is, add(licted to elocution, cotilfulnei
and spells, anmd a couple of brothe:
-m
HUNTINO TRIP
le suire to b.e properly e-tul,Ped-obtainl the ITEIve
ENS5 and you CAsso'r (; waosoG. We ako
RIFLES . . . from $2.25 to $150.00
i PsTOLS .. . from 2.50 to 50.00
SHIOTLGUNS .. from 7.50 to 85.00
Ask you.rdceler an anskt Isend for no-praje inus.
at0 mI t pc 11o ,o . e f sh ~iet c~o . ltr
v,aI pnreceipt of I ffur cenlts instalpa tO
cartalog pco. Icoer postage.
our attraette three-rotor AlumInuC Hlanger will be
S sent anywhere for so cento i stamps.
h 5. STBVUENB AnuS AND TOOL 0O04
P.O. Box 4096
- acopee lanha. ae.,. rS. A.
By a. R'cod
You are banking on e
other fertilizer Is so well b
harvest. Don't take a sul
crop. It is the leading fei
Worl
It has been proven b3
Fish and Animal matter
for growing cotton. Farn
ITS
SALIRS 1085-25C
GROW 1890-1,00
1895-12,0(
1900-68,4
190&-130,C
P. S. ROYSTER
Norfolk, Va.T
Columbia, a. C.
r
ilble-bodied to aork except at tohe
dinner table1, an1d a mniscellanleous Col
let-tionll missiouaries, sigh-Colly..
fistk, n il1 one-setters, delsarte o
aair-setters, hyp-not-Ilitists alld
-other hyp,Iochon tdriconifou'ndediutsan
ces who coine and go, but seldomn fail
lto keep) the house full., anld all thleS.
Stime* hIav appetites like dragoons.
k1' ester'nmarried to get. a helpmeet and
Sot-inhtend a gang of help-him-eats.
This. happenedIsome four years ago
anmid:14till goin' on-a continuous
shlow,rfor men only, as you might
sa.y,' but,,''Vntrary to custom, at the
san q,tn onle with a pretty good
sized MOWa Ottached to it, if you just
look at it -rilght.-I
e IS
It' a mn had a rich faier-Iin-law
e probably 4eld fail.
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s ~o ,.Nwherry.........,..2-3 hep-hm-et.
Ar.s arened... ,...... fo5r yearag
t and a stilNo.n o.nDaily. inou
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Ar. Auus, ta..-... -t- cu.2o0 at the
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Ar. Gree uville............46.2 p. ms. ooa.n
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Ar akovle......., 35........Wa1al........ ia
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d the Best Fert fizer
of Twenty Years' Succ
xperience when you fertilize with Farmers' Bon
alanced in the plant food supplied from sowing
bstitute. Farmers' Bone has -no equal for any I
rtilizer of the South.
ts Freely In Any Drill
r over twenty-one years of successive use that
is superior to any other known ammoniate'
aers' Bone is the fertilizer
MADE WITH FISH
BECAUSE3
I TONS IT GROWS
DTONS CROPS
M0 TONS
55 TONS
191 TONS
CUANO CO.
arboro, N. C.
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sale.
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ERNEST WILL.IAS, Gen. Pass. Agt., 1'
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