The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 19, 1906, Page THREE, Image 3

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$40,060,00 The "Pacifi $40,000,000 of its stozkholders' Fund for every policy holder of th profit from what policy.holders ps It is 40 years old. It has over the most liberal policies of any Lil more cash and more paid up Insur largest dividends of any company Call to see us. Office over old Post Office. IMPROVED SOHEDULES. Southern Says that it is Going t Improve Conditions in the Pled m9nt. News nd Courier. Col- -ii, October 17.-Secretar: F. H. AcMaster, of the South Car olina Traffic Association, returne, from Washington, where lie went t attent tle conference with the of fieials of the Southern Railway in re gard to the passenger service on th Southern's roads in this state, abou which the Traffic Association an citizens generally have been complain ing f-r the. last few months. The conference was entirely satis factory, and the South Pirnlinian were assured that the Southern de sires to do all it can to ace-mnodat its patrons in this state. Generv Manager 1-. B. Spencer promise that the extra passenger tin on th Piedmont Air -Line would be put t accommodate local travel. This tra: will run from Toccoa or Westmini ter to Charlotte, leaving the Georgi line early in the morning, about tw hours later than No. 36. This trair No. 36, has been run in two section for some time in order to handl the passanger and express busines! but it is not a local train and doe not meet the demand of the people o that section. Returning the tral will leave Charlotte in the aftornoo making the South Carolina points b< fore nightfall. In regard to an afternoon train ov of. Columbia, for which there is F great a demand. both in Columbia an in the Piedmont section, Mr. Spenec assured the gentlemen that it is in possible to put on such train, since tli earnings of the Columbia and Greer ville branch do not justify the exti train. However, it was suggeste that the train leaving Columbia abot noon, at 11.25 A. M., at present, ma be held here until 2 or 3 o 'clock i the afternoon, meeting the deman for an afternoon train out of Colun bia and enrablinrg the business men< Upper Carolina to come here ar1 tra~nsaet business, returning to thle homes the samne night. In order1 do this, of course, the schedule of ti train leaving Greenville at 9 oclock the morning and( arriving lere at 3. will have to be pushed up, makir it an early morning train out< Greenvi lie. This arrangement does not au Greenwood at all, which now has afternoon.train to the upper secti( of the State, and it does not suit A: derson very well either, but Ande son will accept it rather than the pr sent state~of affairs, when no tra arrives on time. To meet the wish and needs of that section, it is pr p)osed to change the running of t1 cannon ball, train, which nowv rui between AAiderson and Greenvill leaving Greenville about~ 2 T. M. U der the proposed plan this train wou run frQm Greenville to Greenwo< and thdn up to Anderson again. - Spencer agreed to consider this ph and lhas given no definite promi either as to this or as to the afte noon traini out of Columbia. In regard to the complaints aboa the roadbed Mr. ,Spencer asured tl conference that the Columbia ai Greenvill Road wvould soon be la with entirely new rails all the wa It was at one time proposed to' tal the rails from the Piedmont Air Lii and put them dowvn on the Columb and Greenvilhe branch, but this found to be undesirable andi entir ly newv rails will be laid. The work laying new rails on the Columbia at Spartanburg Road has brogressed far as Shelton and will be hurried completion as rapidly as the weath d il permit. Mr. Spencer declar :nt on account of the continued rai this summer the working- force h not been able to do any wvork, would have been unsafe, as well coothy, to lay raodbed in such wveat or, and the railroad has been as mu, hampered as the farmers haye be< in their v. rk. 0 Besides Assets of th c Mutual Life" is the 4 private fortunes is, by the State Law is Company. Stodkholders, according y in. xoo,ooo,o6o bf business in force in 4o S e Company. It writes all forms of pol ance at end of premium paying perio doing business in South Carolina. ROBE] C MISS KRUPP WEDS. t S Daughter of the World Famed Arms 11 Manufacturer.-Kaiser Honors The Event. 0 f 11 Essen, Prussia, Oct. 15.-In the ii presence of Emperor WilliQm and 140 k guests, Fraulein Bertha Krupp and Lieut. Gustav von Bohlen Und Hal- a boch were married today in a little . imporvised chapel adjoining the e - bride's birthplace, the villa Huegal. - The ceremony was performed by the pastor of the neighboring village t church, whoLe the Krupp family ha" long worshiped. - The emperor sat with the family while the simple Lutheran marriage - service was performed and then step a ped forward and congratulated the - bride and bridegroom. 3 The bride wore a princess robe of I heavy ivory tinted 'crepe de chine I with panels of point-de-Venice anA a had a four-yard train. The veil wai a of Brussels lace and talle. The bride i wore myrtle blossoms on her head - and had a few sprays of these flowers A at her waist. Aruth Krupp, father of 3 her cousin, gave away the bride, who i, was attended by her sister, Barbara. a Lieut. von Bohlen's brother acted e as his best mal. I, At the wedding breakfast, which a was served at the conclusion of the f ceremony, the emperor drank the a health of the bride. t, His majesty said: "Honorod. couple: The blessingn and prayers of all present will ac t oompany you through life. Man;v o young couples where the husband is a not in the service of the state or in r any particular profession will not find it so easy to answer the que: e tion of their future life as you will. t- If they are serious they will aim at a promoting the good of their fellow d creatures in the community to which it they belong, and consequently of the y state. It is truly peculiar to the n young generation of today to accen d tuate the personal ego, in seeking to i- thrust it into the midst of things, in f sisting on their due rights and seek d ing unrestricted enjoyment and tihe r recognition of these rights. However,+ o one thing, and that the most import e ant is forgotten-namely, that, righits n bring with them obligations. With 0 out obligations it is impossible to g imagine rights. Rights without obli f gations lead to dissoluteness and licentiousness.'' it Tihe emnporer adressed the bride as n his ''dear daughter'' and alluded to n her ''sainted father, the good genius i- of the arms factory, unrivalled in the r- world.'' a- The couple afterward left by spe n cial train for Krupp castle at Rhel as neck, onl the Rhine, where the honey -moon will be passed. ie The bride's traveling dress was a a severely simple gray cloth costume. e, The weodding guests included, six s-- foremen and 14 men fi-omn the Krupp id works but the wvorkmen generally dwere not given a .holiday in honor of r. the wecdding. in Bertha Krupp and Liet von Bohlen, se before the wedding, announced their r- joint gift of $250,000 to the Work men 's Invalid Fund and Mrs. Krupp it gave notice that she had donated nn Ie other $250,000 to the same fund and in 125 acres of land on which to build id economical model dwvellings for the y. wvorkmen. O harleston Gala Week. La Military Day of Charleston's Great 1s er Gala Week will b)e November 7. 0- The guard mount and parade will be )f held in the afternoon. The guard id mount will take place on Marion g is square and lbe hour wvill depend upon to the number of squads that enter tho er contest, but -will probably commence in at 4.30 o'clock. After the guard 1s -mount the line of march will 1)e taken as up along the principal streets and it after passing the reviewing officers as the p)arade will be0 dismissed. Fr'om h- replies rnecei ved from (out-of-town 31h companies to the invitation to entei 3)u the guard mount it is curtain that' many of therm vill send squads toI Company.. .ompany. >f California, a guaranteed Safety to Law and Charter, derive no tates and Territories. It writes icies. It guarantees in the policy d than any company. It pays RT NORRIS, ,en Agt. for South Carolina. lie city to enter the contest, and the ticeess of the exhibition is already ssured. All the companies in Char 'ston will be represented, besides thers of the 3d regiment and some rom the other regiments of the State. 'he prizes offered are worth compet ig for, and the competition will be een and interesting. Each company entering the guard iount is required to send a detail of welve men, and shortly before the xhibition the officers will hold an STORM FRONT BEST MADE For Sale By SUMMER BROS. Prices to lMerchants. I am prepared to sell Wrap ing Paper, Paper Bags, Pa >er Cutters, Twine, Hat Bags, .ard Trays, Box Paper, En elopes, Pens, Penstaffs, Ink Mvucillage. In fact anything In the Stationery line at whole sale prices. I will save yot your freight. Call and see m< before ordering. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. IN COURT OF PROBATE. J. WV. Peterson as administrator e the eBtate of Mrs. N. M. Speer, de ,ceased, and in his own right Thomas E. Peterson et al-, Piain tiff vs Jessie L. Peterson, Defendant. Complaint to sell land in aid o personalty to pay dlebts, etc. Pursuant to a decree of the Cour in the above stated catuse, I will sel at public outcry, to the highest bidde' at Newberry t. H., S. C., on sale3daI; in November, 1906, being the 5th dr of the month, during the legal hiouri for such sales, the following describe tract of land, situate in Newberr' County in said state, and being th tract of wvhich the late Mrs. N. li1 Speer (lied seizecd and posses.sed, t, ivit: all that tract containing sixt: (68 46-100) eight and forty-six on' hundredths acres, more or less, bound ed now, or formerly by land of Mrs Chupp W. Abrams, Jesse Senni am others. A more full description o which will appear by reference to plat of the same made by F. Webei Jr., Deputy surveyor on Novembe 18th, 1874. Terms of sale. Cash-Purchaser ti pay for papers-If the terms of sal< are not complied with the land wvil be resold at the risk of the first pur chaser, on the same or some subse quent salesday, upon same terms. 0. 0. Thompson, Judge of Probate, Laurens County The Pacific ] Its peculiar legal organization mv 4o years old, It gives the greatest cost. Its non-participating rates at lowing are the rates per $1,ooo on WHOLs 20 PAYMENT AGS IE IE 20 $14 65 $22 6o 21 15.00 22 95 22 15 35 22 30 28 15 70 23 70 24 z6 o5 24 10 25 16 45 24 55 26 16 85 25 00 27 17 30 25 45 28 17 75 25 90 29 18 25 26 4o 30 18 75 26 95 31 39 2s 27 So 32 19 84 :to 05 33 20 40 28 60 34 21 05 29 20 inspection and designate nine who will go into the contest. Companies are allowed to furnish a detail for the battalion, and enn lno enter a separate squad, which will represent the company individully. Besides the competitive guard mount there will be a guard parade and review, which will be participat ed in by the companics of the Nation al Guard, the cadets of the South Carnlinn. Milit.ry AendeIky and the Porter Military Academy and the companies of coast artillery, United states regulars, stationed at SuIlli van's Island. The parade will be the largest held here since the Exposition, and will be enjoyed alike by Charle tonians and visitors from other parts of . . TURF Will soon be mai CHATTANO CIRATTA~NOD I WANT TO SE I have been In the business a ISend me an order and let me prove It. My prices are as low as goo< -jneet the competition of unscrupulous 1 am doing prepay expressag My prIces a WIutual Life Insuranc< ,kes it the strongest Life Insurance Co guarantees written in the Policies of v e less than any other company doing non-participating plans. WHOLE 20 PAYMENT AGEt LIFEt. L4IC. 35 2170 2985 36 22 40 30 50 3 23 15 31 20 3 23 90 31 95 39 24 75 32 70 40 2500 33 50 41 2655 34 35 42 27 55 35 25 43 28 60 36 20 44 2970 37 20 45 30S0 38 25 46 32 15 39 35 47 32 50 4050 48 34 95 41 75 49 36 50 43 10 FOR RENT-A good two horse farm, 1 good dwelling house, two tenant houses, good out-door building and (1 good pasture within two miles of C Prosperity. Good smooth land. 0 J. M. Wert", d Prosperity, S. C. a "JUST AS GOOD" is "N 1 THE 0 BEST ''-buy only the enuine, Shaw's Malt. For sale t0 ie Dis- e pensary. FOR SALE-3 very desirabie build ing lots, 74 feet front by 150 feet deep in the heart of the progres sive town of Whitmire, S. C. For further information apply to D. H. J.>nes, Raeford, N. C. at hand and we 'ket with the goc OGA! CHAl Chilled Plo Combinatio Disc Plows Double Shc Plow Repa. SCorn and Q LL YOU SOME I long time, and am a good judge of whisk I whiskey can be sold for. When it beco1 healers, I'll retime. business on the square, and won't have ye a, but secure you the lowest possible rate. ro as low as you can expect to pay for relit * All Orers In Plain Paca West Point Specmnl Rye. Our teader Sylvan1|a R yo....,.......... Monodram Rye-Absolutely Dure. Victor Rye-Etxceptionally good.... Private Stock Corn (7 years sid), noi Emperaa CornSpror quality, r Mountain Corn1-Absolutely pure . Sweet Mash C a ........ As~k for cy Conpeto Catalog.a B. EHRIILICH,fiJNK Company. mpany in America. It is nearl y ny Insurance Company at les a business in this section. The fol - WHOLT 20 PAVMF,NT LGH I,TFx. 1,IC. 50 38 15 44 50 fr 39 90 46 oo 52 41 75 47 60 53 43 75 49 30 54 45 85 51 15 55 48 zo 53 10 56 50 50 55 20 57 53 TO 57 45 58 55 85 59 85 59 58 80 62 45 6o 61 95 65 25 61 65 30 68 16 62 682 71-45 731 74 95 64 78 35 78 76 'OTIOE 0' FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that the un. er.signud ili. on the. 30tH: day of letoher, 1906, make a fiil settlement ii the estale of1 Mary Anne Monts, eceased, and will ininediately there fter apply to Judge of Probate for .tters disissory as administrators f said estate. All persons having laims against said estate will pres. At same on or before that date and 11 parties due the said estate will lake pronipt payment. V. C. Shealy, John f. Schiumpert. Administrators. M and WHISKEY HABITS cured at hotne with. E lEout pain. Blook fr an P INU ticulars ment PUAR~ al.M. WOOLGC At.D. A 4a. O""ce 104 N. Pryoret are still in the >ds. rTANOOAG WS. n Plows. >vel Plows. rs. otton Planters. "URE WHISKEY ey. Everything I sell is good and pure, noes necessary to offer cheap miytures to ur orders on any other basis. I do not ble goods. re by F~Irs~t Ixpress. -A pure old Pocn- ur Full QMurts Oalla' ........................$1.80 $8.80 $8.00 ...................... 1.00 3.78 3.30 ........... .78 2.78 2.30. aoebotter ........1.00 3.78 L.80> >common dcd high ................... ..78 2.78 3.30' ............ 8 ..... 28 .............. .88 ..... 20 d Goo,d. Age and Quality govern PrIce, Romnit by Money Order or Registered Letter. , hOUNTAIN bELL Co. ATL ANTA GA AND MADIBON AVg.. Ni.iin aR