The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 09, 1906, Page TWO, Image 2
Farmers' Union Bureau of
111for'mationl
-Conducted by the
South CarolIna Famners' EIui
tional and Co-Oporation Union.
6y"Communication. intended for this
epartmeint shoul be alchre.ei to J. C.
Stribling, Pendleton, S. C.
The Farmers' Union is Now the Big
gest and Strongest Business
Farmers' Organization
in the South.
EverY ['npri alw ha Is kip. the
Ya ii wil I llc (.1 1 Im evs 'l li all
hvld hlir1 1 o 'lm . for : Unlioll !
prices llw4 u:.1le Ill ivy (l1 llis I:A
Ie rojes '11d :11 (1h1 - Illene 111vr'vl.
lilic bic hl <Imnc a _,rcal bi- thini- 1for
the .'IfI4d Ilf ill v(dh il pri)dn11ers, whIo
hmvc lakoln th lnlvicev 411 Ihe Im-m11ers'
wil( h-llo-r th y an. lui nlWr1)1s of
tIl UniIll oer 11it,
qiV.' + ' I (
44 4 . : 4''\\| 1 i (, 114
iti
pmd 11hh-vl vears wh v. l
111 (' 1 m li ' it-.
re v ;4s ', w le
er n 1141 pas,wed re l I 4411ions nlot o t 1ake
less than11 10 vents forl Illhi coHlln
that was 1henlbrintin only 6 cent.4
onl the m'1.1rkeil, Some ft the best 1111si
neSS men hen Sahd with a kniowing
smllile, "Resolutlions ilithout mllonley
behind it cantt" movo the cotton mar
Lv(." 111.11 sommthii.. dlidl Imwove the
mlarket up1 It, the Parmers' Union
piov1 Illat yearl nd41 thenl dionle the
sie thinl Ohe nmt. two years, mA
Inglte c(61inell, kcvp on coming..
It, p':I - w 141 I l , 14' v i- sw' . df pih-il
I ll, Ill"ney Im-h1n11.1 it.
( :1d 111111 liliw 1(Sin 4 14)n 1 .lir -
11r'b: r :nn!' I h 114 e s tuff,i li k1.'iIn al
wvill Il uIl r itdliil' . pr1'i'lld prcv.r
:n.111 evorvi O w I h1111 111Y'
44;114' hiivx I o i ' I.Iro tal irlm es,
Irlve itthe
pries for'1\~((14 :olo luonu Ill otIl 44or all441
All Cotton Sta:tes: ?'hou4ld Have a Good
Farmers' U;ion Bureau.
T'i s ,44j rin4 .4r''' i io Bur4e14 nn men) I'
ennl'4h'et up14 5al4.4 b'iL orma(' ion1 4..t
artners1 (4114 441 I -Il 444 once('5 a114 wee'
to414e ever county1 p14.I'r. which 14nn(1 be1
the i own .4I4'4 in-w4ab nt their :iiidr
then 1111 State4s. will knolw.
Th14( e w ill 4 hen~ h' n1o prof(iI 114bh' j44b
for ('((1144 liar ~. 1 'ot11ton : 1'armerls hv4
1lhis 14hni4 (:m1 h:44444 4'dnent'll44 4op to
w4.here' th, e' e a l the b 4na i 4 fI
conl er 441 n-li44 n.4 This44 4 di4.; u. nn
srthienya lofu th exien~ ofo : ndi
Onlt il ad .in l'IliOomgnni.
Success-"Ther is noIWl' aless Ln
S app.are frm eler stansdpoint .s toe
ihe r-neris' Uin. The'Ol stcengft
and victorioscag of this, ta te
tatd yoar of the istene oti
tesy Wnd took hold plasd it the SfC'
aynd 'oub o the membes thatuat
Uiote n,om. on thever be and
taene,*ongme f h Siae er
the Farmers' uionm and lpreparo your
schves to 11:11n..e you 'r own a1 ir%
and your sons will colitrol the earth.
Come along young mon-join tli
Unlionl and mlake your calling the mos
W oth IIy, hIonrflable, imiportant an
powerful elption oil earth.
Bieanse sone say that 1rvidone
has vome to the farmers' aid thre
times inl successioni and helped th
Unlionl ont, in winning their prices fo
(,(oton, doL't you stop work nd trus]
ih work and all to providee. ''Pro
videncf helps those that help theimlsel
VVS.'' I--e lmber. this anld go to wvol
111141 keep at it.
Solme of youl are at it all the while
Iwill il-- -int hin s that the Falrliv s;
illion sh1h1l 1d o. but iever oncle (hil
abhout the fact that it takes .inst sue'li
mn4n as you are if) do these nvlwy
hnsthat you knlow so muchel abouit,
Cutting off Surplus Men.
Tloinl.nn (xchlanges we .-we( tImt
'Ih l PI-4\tinAl :-ol ri ( c l?!,Co.C "O (ree.
I -'l lc whic l , h s r ot, o v
i!,.. I he 1otton1 to the mill. This 14
he I d 1f eon ll ity ill1nl-i aI I t
b; In : InIy i ! . I I 021 d e nk
Si- k !.i I o w
hey nre williiI to divide iu)p with
livir home cotin grrowrs.
I1 lhii mill i) (1,reenville has at
a to divide this cliomiissi"n of
le hiyer, or gi it all to the eotton
l-mineer wIy.\, e:m't the --rowers make
'lv snwim arran4 nwns with ralills in
l lI'ri way
.I 1 upo iI'r(.to i I iter
y emn acia al -r-liale IlIvn A the
JInll. Thon Olwve w%il Im I) opporil p
11u1it * llr st ievt v(,toll uvers to
lash the hiv and clenl inl 11h111
-rade and ei htV. (Ge toge!tIher- Imlen
--hitlk your colton and save this great
vaste.
Stop Quarreling.
While the olcers of the Farmers)
nionl and the Cottonl Assoeiationl ar
inarreling eottoi hears take it as a
0o4(d opportutilit, to herald the news
hat the South's cotton organizations
ave split and cotton prices must now
Now, the Southerin people at large
wharv direely -or idirectly in
cr.tc'ed ill profitable prices for cot
fill- 40111lot tell who is ill the l wroiLi,
:nm llny 41nev all se that hil th
vill e it i th e'y will quit amr
'li with each other ad114 boii 10
hevil bIes't to gcotton produlewr
f'-ether.. Onilliumv, Yonl Cal VVtV
ship int yur- enem1( ie's byfiin
"Wverythe. Toke elfiseverand Javs
itnes out d, thib yIroadl anIl tat
1.ill. Wae lion1'l'1( byo i (lr,ft( (n 1 lOC
l41tenl 11n1 cden of cofe. Sptied at
Ivoor hantds bWys andiol 4 tkue a fres
Illd on~ your lietn don'tn le a halt'~
i'to ltes )(lithapnet thrers Fit Uio
irillesi Turn your wagon i~ homearid
'(eI hae eliale haeports fromet9 andot
'.''I11.tll' Staes- eondtt doub t the erolb
aread by Crowlatd nAival o t Ioysi'
Mayn terllrllay,NY.No.i.-ri
1.s m., wast wreeke byincrowdaof me
romen anitotid chiie. she s)topped t
110herioa whatie lg enoughe to'(
.ae(h:nIis atith moigst of thoecpes
nuisand wan atoen de bin aivceag
Sinstcrom Afteo sayin thans
ihs marrie in tht elyTionda o
1)ersepheceivedtbalor Nufe Chia a
lon eist T. Wilolo theeretar e Tob
vJ oini the preidntmry,as sih
emo the ilager Ls11 IIet.n shook
/nl wih nealy er on prsn
- and could scarcely talk, but gave a
SvgodperT41,nn11nCO Of "Zaza,''
the part made rarious by Mrs. Leslie
Carter.
When it a wise. man.1i1 has Occasion to
call iany oel(, a liar lie uses a long-dis
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.
The hvir-s at !Inw- of, It. L, Dominick,
deceased. vill sell at publie out cry
he'tore the ctl house at Newberry
fil sIlVSday' in Dteeilber (thii'd day),
190,th (le dlewrlowing deibled real
estalp, A which thev satid B. L. Dot.
iiiiiek died svized :Ind,] pomessed.
173 1-10 aces inl No. 1 t vonship,
one and onc-lia miles west of Now
herr bloudd by hiands of H. WT.
Whittakir, P. N. L ivn,ston, C. L. av
inI antd'(1eor-ge Hipp. Eiihity to one
S11w red m'I.e. iln fine tImliber..
A!- loI1' tl- (Il h ost r
F 1 e1 pied by l. S. iirgIe
Companl hd - ollialntaiing 11-100 of
TV r(W m o- . m1114 dwell
Sl' h.!h- b\ be If 3.1rs. Rosa
C:11nm(1n, MIrs. Lizzie Tayvlor. and ofih-i
er- lan11d. of' n'. L. Domniick, deceased.1
1HOulset :1nidi lot inl' 1PIosperitv con
ailin... 6-100 acres adjoining.- the oil
mill.
LoA eont ailinl.r. 5.1;-100 of anl acre ad
.jiininln' lals of' .1. 1.. Wise. L. C.
M erlnot 1 ai onl 1Lther Street.
T"rs':IThe lots inl lte town of'
Property desribdnbove wvill be.
d fo enh. he r:o-t d' Ilandl inl
N'. I T1wnt1hi11p will be so]d for' one
11 !, cn.Ish. 11alihve 41n1 eredit of, twelve
11in thI1s at i-lht pelr ceit interest
If'om day of sale sevill-ed h hod of
plirelmaser1 and mlort(-a-v of" rmIses
with privile.e to pirclser. to pay all
vash. Puirchaser to pay for papers,
and recorldintg same.
Plats of all these lands may be seen
at the o:iee of the clerk of court at
Newvherrty.
'Mrs. Rosa E. Dominick,
J. A. Dominick,
Mrs. G. C. Fellers,
Mrs. W. 0. Mitchell,
Heirs at Law of B. L. Dominick,
dleceased.
STATE (OF ROUTH CAI,OLTNA,
(ONTy OF NEWilH-HY.
I Y John11 (". W il-onl, Estirle, Prob'de
J1u3e.
WIlEE oAS, John C. Ooggans, C.
C. C. P. & (1. S. haIth ma11de suit to
tme. to grant him Letters of Adiniiis
I atI on of, the Estate of andl effects of
hos v. f endrix.
T.lI I: R S F" THi' OR to
(e i and admointish alt and singnha:i
the'l kitndred and Credimnitoirs of' thle said
I ITos. F. I Ieindi'ix deceansed, that they'
bet anid atIppea r beforue me, in thte Court
oIf Proba)Iite, to be 1held at Newberry'
oni Montday Novecmber 26, next afCter
publ11ient ion thereof, at 11 o'clock in
the forentoon, to shows cause, if any
t hey havye, why thle satid A dministria,
lion slhouild not be granted.
(GIVEN unuder' my1 Hantd, this 15th
daiy of October Annio Domini, 196
J. C. Wilson,
J. P. N. C.
NOTICE.
On Friiday, thte i(ith of November,
at hal f-past two o 'clock, P. M~., I will
sell t.o thet hightest bidder at Prosper-.
ty, S. C., two go(od mules beClontging
to the estate of E. L. !fendix, de
eased. Ages, fotur and len years.
Terms of sale-Cash.
J1. P. Harmon,
E xccntor'.
FRESH OYSTERS
Every Day.
I will continuc my Reztau
rat at the ol,d.stand until I can
get moved Into my new quar
tel's, the Masonic Building,
next door to the Pool Room.
Don't forget! For a few days
more at the old stand, then in
my "up-to-date" new Restau
rant, next door to Pool Room,
A.continuance of the very Jib
eral patronage you have given
me for the past 23 years will
be appreciated.
S. B. JONES.
Prices
To make room for ou
out the profit for the i
gone and then say thi
goods will not stay he
quote you are new gc
Dress Goods ai1
36 inch Black TaIotu, worth $1.00
36 inch lack '3tyeta worth $1.% 0) I
Waist Silks worth 60 ets. for .17 eel
Gray Mohair worth $1.25 for 97 cei
Green and Blue Mohair worlth 1.0(
Zebeline worth 60 cents for .17 eeni
Melanet, suiting worth 75 cents for
Worsted, all colors, worth 35 ets. I
T'recot Flannel Worth 35 cents for
Silk I'rocade worth e yar1d I
SAll edeors Oud : 2 to i.1 eenls
THEI SMVIT
Paysinger N
Whedulo in effect June 3, 1906.
-.v. NVwber.y(C. N. & L.) 12:36 p. 1
A r. Laurens 1:42 p.
I.. Laureis (C. &. W. C.) 2:09 p.
A r. Greenville 3:25 p. r
I.v. Laurme ')-17 -% r
Ar. Sp rhanlburg 3:40 p.t
Ix. Spartanburg (So. Rry) 4:00 p.1
A r. 1 IHIldersonvi lie 6 :35 p. r
Ar. Asheville 7:30 p.r
I.v. .amrens (C. & W. C.) 1:50 r.
.\1. Greenwood 2:18 p.'
A r. McCormick 3:40 r.
Ar. Aiusta 5:25 p.'
Pullman Chair Cars between Ai
gusta, Laurens and A.shevillv, tr
weekly. Leave Augusti Tuesday
Tharsday and Saturdays ;leave Ash,
ville Mondays, Wednesdays and Fr
days.
Note: The above arrivals and d,
partures, as well as connections wil
other companies, are given as info
ination, and are not guaranteed.
Ernest Williams,
Can. Pass. Agt.,
Augusta, Ga.
Geo. T. Bryan,
Gen. Agt.,
Grepni-lle, S. C.
STOIRE YOUR COTT0
The Standard NWarehouse Cou
pany offers its splendid facilities
the farmers and dealers of Carolin
W\amouse~s loca ted at Columnbi
Greenville, Green wood, Orang
burg,,Auaderson, Newberry.
LOW STORAGE RATES.
ABISOI .UTE SAFETY.
WE INSURE YOUR COTITOT
Receipts good as gold.
Imiquire of your l6cal manager f
rates or address
C~IAS. T. LUPSCOMB,
Secretary Standard Warehou
Company, Columbia, S. C.
Room fo your cotton.
Trake no chance, but us a safe
WalT.rehou,se.
BrB
For Sale by
C, )I CANNON.
51xlhREVlVO
To f MoTALi
produces 11ue results in 30 days. It'ac
bowerfually and cquickly. Ju reswhen others fa
*Youn gmnoen can regain thoir lost manhood. a1
old meon may recover thoir youthful vigo1
using REEVJVO. It quickly and qiey r
Weakneses w'oh as Lost Power, Fain&Mmor
Wasting Dasenson, and effoots Of sol fabuse
excess and indisorotion, which unfits one I
study, business or marriage. It not only our
nerv tonic an blood &abuti brg
back the Iink glow to p ale elseecis andr
storing tho lire ot' youthi. It wards off a
pro lng disonso. Ins.ist onhaving ItE VNV4
no.other. J6 can be carried in vest jokot. I
iie 0e dvc and coel t80 alh ish
~ttaguarantee. O1routawe free. M iresi
*AL NlO~. Maimaa G nt .'eAi I
Cut to t]
r large stock of Christr
iext fifteen days. Do
tt we did not have whc
re at the prices we giv<
iods.
d ilks. hoes,
WVomon's Pit
for 67 ets. yard. Southern l
or 88 etA. yad 1 11ltNo
yar ~ Old Ladies' (
its Yard. AMon's '.hov'l
Fts yard FulDre.'s w
for 78 evntds yd. Patenut Calf
Patont Calf
s yard. CIO
.17 yinA special 11
.17 cents ytard.l
,r 12 1-2 ets. yard. mel's fuld
0 cet vardi or
(r e ts yard. (i
Yard. d
L 100, wot
i 11-wt bebm th S i:h
ri.
1(-pita1 Stock -
Undivided profis
. rterest allowed it rate ot
Special attention to far'
sml, none too ka1 C'o e nis;
- to meet and greet you. Call I
i. A. G. Wise, President.
, J. F. Browne, Cashier.
Board
N. L. Black. A. H. H
S. S. Birge. J. S. W1
C. P. Boozer. G. Y. H
NOW ]
1US0l Ful
"The longest pole knocks dowi
New York. W ile there sec
Lo cheap, things (not in quality I
about co'hplete and we invite it
sledge hammer prices, and in -
a, from 5c. yd. to $1-50- EICtA.
e- Checked H-omespun 5c. up, Jeu
line Clothing, mnan's, youths'
New York scooped lot of Boys
This b)realks all records. First
soon. Hats and Caps, new Brc
the r;ewest and prettiest. Dor,
4. just right. For Groceries, H-ar
Ax and Bay State Shoes, D)rop
years. 1793 Qld reliable Domes
or x,ooo bushels Seed Red Oats,
Beautiful Parlor Organ, Oak,
24tW
eMaking 24 Hl UNDREE? E
SEE FLOUR Just Receive
Best Patent $4,
Best Half Pat.
Best Meal 80c.
Best Grits $1 .7
PROSPI
aThrough Pullrr
n on All Th]
.Convenient. S
Loca
at Tickets are now on
For Full ' .,ormatioi
CCinsult Nearest Sout
0
Asst.Gn Pass. Agen
Atlanta,
he Quick
nas Goods. We just cut
riot wait until goods are
it we advertised, for the
3 you, for the goods we
Men's Ladlos' and Children's.
tent Leather worth $3 00 for $2.50 pair.
1 $2 49 pair.
>r worth $2.25 for $1.73 pair.
tl $2.25 for $1.73 air.
mfort, worth $1 E0 for $1.85.pair.
.omfort worth $2.25 (or $1.86 pair.
irth $6.00 for $1.A0 pair.
- Southern Qualit y worth $4.00 for 03.47 pr
orth $3.75 for $2.97 pair.
worth $0O for $1'3 pair.
vorth $3.76 for $2.97 pair.
thing! ' Clothing!
no of Men's and Boys' Suits from $1.50 to
Itch i more.
Boys' Shirts worth $1.00 and $1.50 at 78c.
th 75 cents for 419 vents.
I'.h 60 cenits for 1: cenths.
time to uy Undviwear, and we have
aps~ Im- '11 1, !- (1 Lo:di(r at Cut
'ODS s RE,
Co. (-yrecery Stor.
:RITY, S. C.
- - $25,000,00
- - - 12,160.00
4 per cent. o i 'ime deposits.
ners' rcc . No account too
our bcrat iemxidn. It is a pleasure
ni.
0. Y. Hunter, Vice-President.
Hunt, Hunt & Hunter, Attys.
of Directors:
awkins. P. B. Warner
-ieeler. J. F. Browne.
unter A. G. Wise.
FOR THE
the persimr-.i." Just returned from
;"I Ihe new things, nice things and
'ut i trice). (.ur immense stock is
p:ction. We car only miention a few
rc:- (crods th-e ew things, shades, etc.,
ns, annel, O)ut igs full line. Elegant
.nel i un- Overcoats. While in
C' ling whmich we oiTer at 49c. suit.
tt about sold out second lot expected
iadwa'~y styles. In Millinery we have
't. takie our wordA, coinc and see, prices
dwvare, &c., we leadi the van. Battle
H-e:.d Sewing Machines warranted 10
stic Machine, $65.co kind $25-0o
r'acked 600. bu.
i CAR,
larrels of that CHOICE TENNES
d and while It lasts to go at
50 E very bl.
1-.00 J guaranteed,
bushel.
5 sack.
IRJTY. S. C.
lan Sleeping Cars3
-ough Trains.
chedules on All
I Trains.
Sale to all Winter Resorts.
a as to Rates, Routes, Etc.,
:hern R:ilway Ticket Agent
B. W Hunt
t, Division Pass. Agent.
Ga. -hretn .%