The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, April 24, 1906, Page TWO, Image 2

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-Cznftwt. Uzi= ~ Fa me' niafmia&a U -0mkna"e lky tbhe swim Ca"aft ulnnenw anei tna am& cOprmaM Uniaum. W-wr ~ ~ ma a1- 1"fd nt ned:far boud be adaremd toJ StIin~g, nrfeten . C. Fannars, Oam Ja1?s Gewt Tagut Ant dNp Enh Othar. f iwarmer ,o mot 'tae cure t thmm%tms iky i ing to their orgm imationfi, the other crowd will,cutint to do tis thiunr for them at the othi f64hv,74 .vwn ]ripe. Farmern can. .and mumt. come i gether and w%vf thit pr.ie for then f4e}veh. How iF that warebomue buine etting almp " You may not recolle -iust now how nudi 3lud itdiur vi did about tAif wurehowe muner in yoDder. bw styme mthert. di. B(,r y'01 mu pie Uj the Stuff or 1o fortiffiationf will not promit vor. iier of meed. A Good MXv. Cienistmonmlleg. through the aid, the govunlrent. will Ut onjef, pronev to establibh az Clumom Llerinwu ftarL3j1f 1 dejarMent (df unifmul indu try i or the purpowe xi Aimiprovlin LL di4onmaingr zhe Item Ties f estula ij tll. Statf sudia ! or the genftral uf <dour fwrmer. Tiiis J$ a very impw tail sitip iL ti r1-hi dircltion. and, (arriedf iut complutiim in a m ea1 way. will do an immene work 1i ward encot(uralC-il s(uluk raiig ax mil4flellE dversifia;lion of our far Thit idea A %onding (onu knowled of improvea ideAm of broeding1 -i irtivled tiock over ti State will e: .cOurage farm eru' .L 01 to rMaonau, upi the iarM. CiUOeniL 110'W iltf TV(, lll: drod and fifteer wtuden in t1* a. r cu.uiral classH. Whenl themf~' hoiP iw liih(d tir traei iin1 for 4! aLCr.iclitur pur114uit1,f. thet nuo.tiona govermiteni rcuady to Iurlfii. tilest. plrrewi, u11n1111L' 11iflnj V11.i. 1i l 11tn y ti ) jdani irfiidiula ri. Tit'. VT W .h11L SItt o0i tl I:i i v crt by pian ;ur tie idd-U lic.i.1 (d tine iht irled!fl (. 91(MIL 'ver ti Stmlt p i6ndr tilf nw 11impetum. iln: ti i f prlereI si-ve J.arminl u.- Clor Alfw halev a br1riht prositiet aibei io.r our larner' iom. Thest '<"olat .i(nds?1. inl:pro(,ved 1 *eedslj L(Ifld implemen Li. thl Radf- 01 i-raie11 mindi Roui Caolia eoWli sons w+ bol wil wvrit c ota upoi~n the Sti' cv Ail ts ie rIputith thaiit t ODW Peas-IntiLting Witl witr gen Tiing Bacteria. A & !'ii4!;1I' llL!- tli 1'iere il 1iV n ?rM 1. '11. i ll , 1 . 111< ini tn st T l a DO 1 11 C!'(0 h lo ll e IUL l i-. I L A 1i' . *(.r Lilt' I'l h Y i t h11i di'N inn i o ? LthI.1 rmmr I a 4ilaulio d ntr L..1111 '1LX tiF5L4C. th'liar 4td ${.00I( oni U 4(00 acre4 larml of pci ian b growingz ucow pensU Acor ho w'41hl the1 landOt W produeLfully do ble te 'clro thil yiar tha theia li produd baL.eoee;t nowpn erier proa ast eeeann j attnidbe 1tI eW penseia and ibor. wte ino dlaedno ab ci ebt4l n acreulaf cow pend th UI MoorAd.e rtiignh ixigt ba ti, ierning withdt.i unioulaed pltn foundt abs<du1t.ey 'o invem;ento tharunht f dIkiJ4U l ou theuino lte a'od plts ecetin'og the earier a ofit ,e peaw on mze la We .al .aiida. ui Sou) hee no dieed tweenljui theiouah dn the unta in< ided, exp tiitteiia.mnh Tain. Fhracer of Soi.& Ou cne 'on .are that abou eale -o Soute &itih the ,ow& pa haIteri, but I mindu -of SouthamenLI*tuners ocrd i coIdatmugtx mitI the iportiance fI To d e ar of en Ca Bsist~ fr= seesaton~ unmga. e3- eute &iUL he one medegate 1 - em4 n uaeduebr,e esit faiio eei.E <ont Qune thes is o Conty n-an 4 if ,afalegates to m. F..hEm- Anamun, S C.. ten ys av es I. The Vurpowe for I tute Uion is camda is to 8iel aindtn :mors' viomnS AV.'-M ifna 20! [bang, kAa uie r - Ilim.S Also tm nopw&ragek kn8 iuu ng i a Farmers' Onion whouse in e-vetr vouuty in SoUd& Om4mh tD!. he owned a .i-iumatriffled by farmers. B7. Earle, State 'Organizm-. The -wirk of itqprving bthe ,ow pea by breding new varieties for pcial h3y or grain <crow ilong the line us Miugeta by Bon. A. R. Braiham 0 and Dr. msmn in our Farmers' Uriion I tolunm i t lumv.ei. houla he -taken, up In oI InU furmerf and pufthed ahead. If we can breed a varionr of jina. 'that R, will retain its leaves in -their creem IT fate o -the older parrtm of the faulkn until the grai is about grow . -we will huve a boniaza in the South that wil civ- Uw more i,fsa for al 'kinds of v)odk than we 'will. at tfhe present day. know what iv do with. Give the up d ic-date Southern farmer aU 1the tnow I hIaincy . I, p, with ii that he may neeG. ad there is W. en t Ithe fine honem. mXUules. evwfi. heaj and hugs we cun raii. If tit Southern farmer hae piem 1-f cow JKe-Lt un. a of.ats he 1ME .1 n11 worry -aboul ar more eropT ien. for corm. nien or milk. in the moW pus anud -mUa we have It mortraue lifter: moil improver and a fertilizer a bil rncwer that would revolutionize m ti whiml SIutherr farming F1'wem if the iarner woula 'de hold of this ysien; witd bdif the energy they diE play ii. gro wiig cotton. Professor C. 1.. Newman, of f~he Acriloultural de Partinei at Clemon. is the recog-. inza hem authoriry on the cow Ima in tillf- (outr11tT-v. Be crew atO Clemson last NIINl. VVl ? q'iTi-h-,y different varieties allC ilis nt u ater 'tlRieO 9rywn PveT 7 wiV W lr1At1i -Of the t4ora hean. 11' 'we truf1 that tile biol-r of trur 1ef ( 0h!mt w il co .ienue 1 n en "11u*1te .P(.4-des4w Newllal" 11: thiF A -lisoC Tw-hriW1-S( Eim- hurrow if WillI throw up abiout att good eotmfm i- btl0 Il ow tine LoVe it Wt Want. d 'TJtlf it- --(md -work wher,e luna liaf In hmU hroen. aLl fwve a in eii of l' lili 0r lid tim... Wt Iar 110 ILtPr hi-A ,f (collio1 sed& IiLfe wi llfe 1. hf. 'we pe nlill&,l (t e1f O l milt 1 i levui. n T'it' piut r'ivef. heieT Jprol-etiol ll 1 III' nIl re1 U'-iII d"' linaeh. l11' en eti '' ' *. I 'ie f r ir i r t Jlt i lilthIti l ' 14 lit 7 ' ';'1 . Li t V IA ar: (I'l il' h: srnt iinsu "Il.'lif d it ilr P ilerf. I tniorl ' l iC i k"1 lni f(le i:ll.jaOU It Was cod. ut- IDurine at (etin seI oya (V the ad maitt of til'he bri Y.. whao us'uaiDy -n -hep}l thei log," was1t found oaneda i.o beC unabhlet 1 t.1eni~d to' the duty bep (-l- lause of inebr)Jiation, and 'the worb uI t as dohne 'y 'the caitptain, whosle lat Tr. entry was~ "The mate 'was drunk all 3- day." On the following .day, the' ut mhae haIving~ reicovered fromn the ef u- former .aittenitionr to the "3og" entries, ewhen he discov'ered his ecdperior 's ree-, RO or7d. and immay rmomStrated~ 13b with 'that oftaer, ading "What the e- ned, sir. of~ 'naking that entryT"' '(-VWasn't it true?" demanded the at comimander. "Yes," replied the de rlngnehnt, "butl I ,don'tI see any neces II- city of making any record of it here." -WelL"' replied 'the captaini, "as it U- 'was true, it had betier stand i t had rnbetler stand."' Ad t the close of the following -day, be 1Thern the captain exainedi~ the log fl- bcook he was af*t.onished and proavoked, he *n tin&dng therein, "The acaptaii 'was sober aU day." Swnmetning his sub ordinale 'cifler., he fietr'cely -demanded, "Why &id you mnake That entry " "Whiy," said the znatei, "tit was tree, is.. 'was i-t not!" "Of ctoutrse it 'was true; but am I 11ot soberI eu'ery day?Y" ai& in d the now 'enraged eng~vain "Wdll,"' ,replied the saute, "bsut as it is tena,' ir- it had better ista.d; it had better atand:;" 'abeeupon ihe tturned mn isi if-, eed and Gel the 'eua3,is prssnee, je but had sxtt taken maumy itbeps when h e fdt a enrent ofl air causedM by a ter rapily mnoring unadiOne-spike pausing eim .dagecus prordiiito *n we ofl his sendi organs, alasi)g been hwaded ,' The less gaied they Ode her the ae d kid?ffii a asa always has WET 1A3OM'WAX IN1AW. QUi W06 dh a U M AMl Nis Ufs AZQeMKMR in skl Truni IP voamik HDY's '"iaindi Mbe Larr"iin the flftihyv. * Pevts his mot -wiunig qusMty 1 with young ana"8 -ld like was aIn sin eare ltliuf in his follow owunMnn Wni iheir emmunity. (Looal giaila niever had a rnore M ny%I,Ft 5 iMn1itn than he. For him Sgumon eumnty in general. ara New Salem in gunftin lat. was -the promiied Iltmil, an lhe was -enfinmn lihat the 7wJile Twore equid 'Iv o lie iadt of aet-ping iit se itirning v i - jeeds. Thus -hen ii Was Imht iugmeNtea -that -the 4hllmo. m hounaiut Sancamnn river was anUV i;aUale .an xiLhi he -nade :s great highway of eommeree. he eagerl)y chumpionea -the tlulrv and -wrike, with vie. pen and hand to malize a pratitial -relt. Tilhe Sangamon i, till -uMiavi-ibVle n 3New anim KMn's difwappearetl, .u1 !lininz '7flea fir improving the waterway rtmains a. evideee tif his Hinere hlief in mllu future ol the cimuunnty and to iffitw us what he couidd- with a wea teaust I thee t We If twenty-one.. The airrument -isnt l-remkad'li.. but It iS ceef"dinl ineiretting :an su_Erstve.- Altm.li he was youini and boLinadin .i wn overtate the jupiissiilitFies nor nr dereNtimate the difficulties f his caet: ua defiiu- the really laughait attempt whikh was afherward made it. forie tile pitsiape id tile Saugamim. tere was nothinc ludicrous in his plea. What he claimed souns re finalie. ana what he hoped for pip sible. eve in the face of failure. Thif eurly effori plain'y indicte Liiieoln 1 natural aptitude for logicu: stalement. Bil it does more thim Limt. Ji displayfw a trail which fTv lcvyers posWePS: for the ability presnt act ch ef rl(niselyv ul( effeetively withomt taingp undue ts vamta1 'f them i a iare leIa u i-,Y. 31: reoure noily alliliry. hu1r (1:urnNIZ: 11W01-Ttat hm11 cee 1 ill( in d Thll in11a101ble 1esti -Whil., diSLin2ui ei it al brTve frn iiv .iuriIst. anll( it w i vh demi.nitratte. La futirT eiaipler that Lineoln ' ini" fF j" il, uitlmu,erfl ftihiin. Delebrating Pariota' D Bosioi.. M".s.. April 1P.-The n l1.VfrarA of iie Bnile of Ltiln , h. ileinl z l-t helillv ill tle -o of lassiillueti- Unadte tLe iauni ; Pa 1r,01. Dily. was duly flikservvC ilert al1d inl othel (tiei- aid town- ti:1:1i-1 OW,tlte S1111t 1n lilt' uISua1n11.er MlaIT 1Watr-OIJU anYd Ro1o11 tia iow- v71 iloid luetinoeas. liu, aLter speakiers- wi dti:rer~ aiddresse- the IWIL.liie Tow(i I xI ll'lon ife t a~T. Le intl n runri d r!1;v av2 the IY OUaLd u rt Inl1o1111( Whe hsI-..le gr1,'t' Win hanid conletl inI thet atfIternoon(h and Ia ter' in thle afternbon t:here wifll he a pop';ulari entierttainent for younie peo pie. Thme Old Belfry 'Club will Leop open bouse' all day and will ((ondu(t ite usual hall in: he evening. The; Irish-Amnericani iustoric:al soca(i't y will holid its annual meeting in the after nuoon and a banguet in the ev'ening. At Arlington the 'Fife -and Drumj Cohrps start ed early this mnorningt and went .ovexr the PaLul Reveore Route, starting at five 0&e10& in the morn ing from the sold Mytie Bridge that divides the town far<an Meidford and 2nareiing -up the ?aR1 Bevere road rio Lerigton line. The o2ps vniied he, Raotionary 2nonumnt :and t'he Revouationary burying ground in the town and .dic(.ratetd then with lowers and flags. The tablets about the town and the Salidiers' o1u'nment 'were also .decoraed. AmmiveraMy of Baltimore Incient. Baltimore. MA., April Il 9.-To'day is ai memorable .day in the histor te7 > this cantry. Jirst 1811 years ago the shtwas fIred at LeXtingftonf. whsei& "was ieard around the world,'' and jnst orty-five years ago today Bai more was the scene of' an impocrtanlt event in the lui,tery of the United States, the lattk 'rpen the Siix )asslirnlneta aegi2nent as it 'wan en its way fto Was&inxgom in .defence of the TUnion. There are itill quile a nummber' of persons ivwing in thin ity teday who memnber that Apri! 19, aea*l haif a cenltury ago. The emtmiay was in a ftumiaoil theh. Flost Sunler bad been fred upon, the, federal gevainnent Lad ea3ed feer wohtnieers to putl down the n'iedlhion and the ,diars an~d barn bad been mum up tre mqplaea.the eian and taipes i.d ma.my of the Southea stateS. Baid inete wran a bothed of Seoeizsionsi Jakels =h.m the Waz&..ei am men shraugh tihe t1it wihere was tu Ile. (Oln the wmiig,of ApiB )R, the 6 lasatihusatts Regimt and potiom f fthe l%%t man Samn stiments eo garngvnMn $19eqit $ dii he .,i. TheF wer.e gqetew Viil iles wioi hUAItft em by Sbe im Lomlle Thriw ,of isut1hermn ynv a is. A oldierls gun was =e0asts, 1i,khlrg1d, dhi rob Unade am msad ma the stldiers :fred :a ToIMy. Poi 16)(im-rsa twy'lve -CEmtrmes wwr :illed and thirty-six imadiers and .-rau ay .itimmns wounded. Par sitne Onrwpps'' rams. "New Tok. April I19-A grhn hiariry perfinmanee for the Ibene 1 ti New Tork Home for Destitu1 71rippqled thildren will 'e given 2 he Briodway theatre this e-venin! _r61-tifllv all fthe thatioal sta IIw playing in this viTy have flonlex fe to enitibute to .the proram an IMarly everm soat in the omuse : (lid Out. The Boxoe. which is at 14 Vest Sirry Firft street, -was estal ishIed in N~oveniber. 1991L eldiefl irouL-h the efforts if Mrs. A. I rlinwer, wife of the theatrioal XUaR L!er, w!hoW iii the work among tb thr in the wes side tenaments whii ie hinad varried oin for several year iwmu purtivnlarly impressed wit iif pinjiul lom oftte (rIpplod chldrcbe f! the Very poor. She sDneeded i mnerestzinic a few well-o-do and rer mrou* women frinds -who suotede L Vottilr ivether funds with whie ihe house.. whe1rl e home moW i ensi purelhased. No wlnaUl vver reafly respects I 1,4i1mh un1ess he hocicks her ce i viwile im using- -eus -words. Ton would invit some girls o mai -0 you over the -elephone. and the "(uIl. UNWIet you Withoul asking! -wb Wh a r is ;protly yolu dri't te' i-, S Iht li he wlll kli'ow it. bul s mI'l: Nihe will know you are the kin IMIL ife likes. NEW STORE am -:w cpenm. a ric tcko s : estor Tom ormerly occupied by i M. Evans & C:.. Dn Mai- St >pp::sie :he court house. Ar ask ing n:w :hen pbt c genera: y c.:G in anr~ inlspect mn noA : re making their pui :hase. My C::ci co'nsists ci Dr So:'ds, Gr:ceries, etc. Ca .n to see. Wini be delighted 1 -nake you c bkse prices on ever. :hing-and satisfaction guarar :eed. Yours for business, W. R. REID. Prepared to furnish every ~hingi n the way of supplies. Real Estate and Insuranct Dlo you have Re3al Est.ate to smel] e o'nt which you3 aom not care to has advertised t.o the genera] puice ) cm, place it in o'ur hands and we wi give it our ;rsonal st udy and after Lioni. We have standing buyers for e: tain ids oif land. Doi yo'u want toi bay Real Estale If yon mea.n busine.ss -come to see t fior we have some property~ for saJ that might greaty surprise you a u s interest you. Iff yoCu -don't mean business coO Iso smee as anyway and we 'will tell vo all we know about the---wend.e: We under'.ake to sell no propert l1fee we have inspected it and as damed the priea. Loamns atgotiated ou approva seemii'ty. Eents and accounts colete4. We are agents for the .AeAza ILif Imnurance {Comnpany. It will pay yo Io see wat tis did reliable 'ud ee senative company has to offer beier pldaeing your [nuraloe. Ikme aa anore snen are beginnia to. tidere.ama What this stee * Offie " Co he 0 zial Bank. V. . SLIGi & COIPAN 18th1 Making Eighteen Hui CHOICETENNESSEE -land While it Lasts to C t'Best Patent $5.0( 'lBest half Pat. $4. Best Meal 75c. bi Best Grits $1.75 I Don't pay any more, don't be swi e along, save money and buy from us. Our immense stock of spring goodi -ties and fdncy goods and staples, our ing novelties in millinery. Come an< r igbt thing in prices, style, quality, I ply cannot beat us, we don't make I you up on balance, people getting >and looking out more for No. i. Co Y Forty years experience counts some don't you forget it, PROSPERI n STATI Of the condition of the Exchango the close of business March 31 s T mity with an act of the General A Resouroms Loans and D: iscunts $137022 71 v Furniture and Fixtures 3324 151] c, Due Irom Banks ..Q..M.. 6223 17 Over drafts ..I.. .... .111 6511 LD CUah and Cash Ilems .. .. 15501 19 (II a $3621S2 S7 Personaly appeared before me M. L. e who swears that the above statement is c belief. Sworn to before me this the 2nd day of Attest. Edw. R. Hipp, C. J. Parcell, Geo. B. Cromer. STATN Of the condition of The Comme at the Close of business, March Resources. YNI.teI Dise.r.uned .......$37747 (64 }) FuIrnJi~Te & Fixiures. . 3051 93 Daw frcm B3anks .. .. ... 5.531 70 o O)verdraft.s..............2S07 42 .Cash anid Cash 31ems.......23934 32 $448812 81 State of South Carolina, County of Newberry 1, J. Y. McFall, Cashier of the above statement is true to tbe best of my know Swomtobf< Attest. Z F. Wright, ;Jno. M. Kinard, W. H. Hur.t. Spe( sFor the Pex WE OI :OI Straigh 'AT $4.O0 S. ?Bi &AR, idred Barrels of that FLOUR Just Received io at l Every bbl. 40j guaranteed. ishel. Pack. tched off by argument, come right arriving embracing all the novel. Mrs. Moseley in the N6rth select. I see us, we are prepared to do the kc., for an all round bill you sim. a cut price on one thing and burn educated and opening their eyes me mnd 'e- u- atud be conviuced. thiiig, we win ireat yuu right and TY, S. C. lENT. % Bank of Newberry, S. C., at t, 1906. PublIshed in comfor issembly. Idabities. apital Stock .. .. .. $50000 00 3rofits less expense .. 4713 14 Deposits viz. 3anks $1142.56 ndividna! 80550.83 81693 39 31ils payabe ........ 10000 00 V Dicunts........ 15776 34 $162182 87 ,pearman Cashier of the above Bank, orrect to the best of his knowledge and M L. Spearman, Cashier. April, 1906. J. C. Wilson, J P. N.C. IENT. rcial Bank of Newberry, S. C. 31st, 1906. Liabilities. apital toc~k .. ......$50000 00 ra1s les all exp paid .. 42645 72 )iue Banks .. ..........4339~ 89 ) vidend U~npaid .. .......707 00 Re lD evnnts.. .. .....700010 00 [ndividual Depossits ... ..281120 20 448812 81 named Bank, swear that the above ledge and belief. J. Y. McFall, -Cashier. >re moe this 2nd day of April, 1906. H. T. Renwick, N. P. of S. C. I Ten Dloes IFER trrels t Flour .R BA1R EL.