The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 27, 1906, Page SIX, Image 6
IN NEWBE
The Great Adv
Introducing the C
Dr.And(
Rem
Famous as Natur
Blood Puri
.The only Life-Givin
storing, No-Cure,
edy Backed Wii
tive Guara
Has More Bona-fide
stantial Citizens T
cine Ever Sold ir
Mrs. W. S. Mc
Another case showin
tive Powers of Dr. Andet
City , Tenn.,i writes: "My eure is~ little h
short otf a miracle, as5 1 had bieen~ sick z
for six years. I had the very best. at- I
tentioniO ofas good phtysicians as mou01- e
ey couIld p)rocure', but1 to nto avail I1
seemed to go down more eachl year. I
suftered vecry much but. everyone said,
'Why you are the vecry picture of
health,' so I got no sympathy from
aniyoneO, of course, at times I would
Sget something to patch me up for a
while-but I would soon get back to
the same condition, sometimes would
have a hacking, dog cough, pain
across chest, and undor shoulder
blades; often would wake up during
the night and feel as if something
came up in my throat giving me a
choking sensation; my appetite at
times was ravenous-then again I
Dr. Andes' Great Remedies have th
na South Carolina, because they futll<
dlqat tI In plan English on each bottle.
K~$,Iy.,. the only firm in the United
.~eIhei to .do this. Try them at on~
~~jhsu~ ot' Drug Stor. where these
RRI!
N E
ertiser
Oelebrated
edies
e's Greatest
fier.
g, Health-Re
Jo.-Pay Rem
h a Posi
ntee.
Cures of Sub
ian any Medi
SOUTH CAROLINAs
K0RMICK.
g the wonderful Cu
;Great Remedies:
wed f'or noi ng at. all. My
id heavy onl my stomach. I hia<
eart anud weak spells5. 1 also s
d greatly witht cold feet and h
y hiusband bIecamel alarmed
odit ion. [ never believed in i
1eiines, bult, read in the pap)
to many cures being made on<
,vho suffered as5 I did b)y the i
Dr. Andes' Great Prescriptioi
husband purchased a -bottle f
After using it three days I pa
tape worm that measured 00 fee
and now after two weeks all
bad feelings have disappearei
this tape worm was the cause o
I cheerfully recommend Dr.
Great Prescription to any womi
suffers as I did."
largest salem of any medicines ei
wery claim made for them. Ever
rh Payne Remedy Company of
States having enough confidence
. The Great Payne has headg'ud
IISPENSARY CHANGES ORtDERI
ED.
'he Board wild Hereafter Purchase
no Case Goods Retailing Lower
than $1.25 Per Quart for Rye
Whiskey and $1.00 for:
Corn.
Columbia, November 24.-lereaf
er the dispensary will purchase no
ase goods retailing at prices lower
han $1.25 per (piart for rye whiskey
Aid $1 for corn. Higher grades will
b)e made up iat the State dispensary
mid sold under the dispensary's own
wrands.
liesolutionls inlangurat il this policy
Iave een adopted by the State board
of directo.s, heranse it is statel 1num
erOus rumors have reached members
of the board, to the elYeet that repre
sent atives of whiskey houses have beer
travelling the State in the interest of
thteir several brands of case goods
whiclh is contrary to tle law as wel
as the board's policy, and, further
illore, eanuse complaints have beer
made to the board that some of thi
brands of case goods sold in the dis
lenslaries are not of good quality.
The formal resolution. whih wa
adoptd unanimously at the instane
o(f chairimain R1awlinson, is as follows
''Whereas. numerous rumors hav
reacied us to the effect that repres
(ltativvs of whiskey houses has bee
traveling the State in the interest o
their braids o(I ease goods; and
'Wliereas. as this i s contrary t
the law as well as to our policy; an
'Whereas, complaints have 'bee
made to us that soie of the braln
oI' ease goods in tlie dispensaries ai
nlot (if good guality:
T'lhere fore. he it resolved by tl
board. TItI al1 awards vhicii h
1hvet made for 1 iye iskeys sellin
c CsIu1mer I'mor less than l $1.25 p
quart. pills and half pints in t
same proportion and tiall awards f
corn whiskies selling for less than
per <piart, pints. ai half pints
tlie same prolortio1, he herey e
celled, wliere orders have not be
" made for shipment.
''Be it further resolve, That
will not buy any of the above class
goods in the future, but will make
and sell them under our own brand
J. H
DISPENSARY CASE DECIDED
Judge Dantsler at Spartanburg He
that Agents for Whiskey House
May Solicit Orders Without
Violating Dispensary Law.
SRpartanhrug. Novem1r 24.--v
a de(ision by Jiudge )aItzler, a
of wvhiskey houses wh-1o solicit
take orders for whiskey, even if
aecept money witi the order, ca
he held in tlie 0lartue of violali nu
dispensary law. The decision
made in the case of tlie State v4 -
IBro4 wley, a yon man who wvas
rested, lodged in jail and1( bound
toCor. C'rowley is anm agent
wh~ike house in North (Carolina
solicited orders here an ace'
piaymnit. The authorities reg(
t his as unlawful and made a
a'xainst him. JTuidge D)antzler
that the arrest o4f C'rowley is int(
41n(e withI Inter-State coiImmerce'.
WON'T BACK DOWN.
Tillman Is Surprised That Negri
Intelligence Sould Attepmt
Interfere With a United
States Senator and
Free Speech-Hos
pital Helps Neg
roes.
Chicago, Nov. 24.-Senator
rman, of South Carolina.
through Chicago today oni his
South Haven, Mich. When in:
that the .colored people of (
food had p)rotested against the deli'
tdiz- a lecture here biy him, lie said
f the ''T am surprised that there
auTer.. lhe any talk in this city of r
ids uprising to prevent a lecture
ans is for the benefit of the 1
patent to one of the colored race. It is
wrs of for the colored people to tii
>thers they can prevent a Senator
iseo United States from talking.
se my miuighit as wvell try to' stop P
reRoosevelt. I shall not change
ss me ture in the slightest degree. ~
se log ,iect is ''The Annexation of
fyand this question is so int
1swith the negro problem in tbm
eit all try that it will be impossibh
andes, to avoid disoussing the lattei
tn who UELPING A LAkB BnLB
"""" Veterinary Surgeon's Story
'or sold tude Shown by the BI
' Iingre. Beast..
Lexng
n tht' A veterinary furgeon whlo
reputa~tionl was onee summnoti
te a~ tend debe, a,>fatorito eleph
hpd it OrWfoot. She'M
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tobacco
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wh
mad
ri did creature, and worth a small f,
tunlle.
Hebe had stc)led on a nail or a
of iron, and it. had penetrated 1
tender part of her foot. She was
intense agony-almost wild with pt
o Long before we reached the
closure where she was kept we co
ul hear her piteous trumpeting, says
surgeon In telling the experience
Our Dumb Animals, and when
entered we found her on three I
swinging the sore foot slowly b
ward and forward, and uttering
da cries of anguish. Her keeper a
''Don 't* be afraid, sir. Hebe's
sense.'' But I own that I felt ra
queer and shaky as I went up to
huge beast.
-Ili The mien employed o0lhout the E
ls came around us curiously as I bel
"ey examine the foot. While I was d
ey so as gently as I eould, I felt a
niot toulcl on my hair, and as I turnee
the saw the great trunk behind me it
ilan awful siuestiveness.
[,n ''I shall have to cut, and cut dc
ar I saidl to the keeper. lie said
ver words ini somue lingo, evidenti:
rie tended( for the elephant's ninders
pte ing only. Then he shouted wit
>tdutmost coolness: ''Cut awayl''
ded Well, I mnade one gash witl
ase knife. I felt the grasp on my
ays~ perceptibly, yet not urgently.
dlrols of pe.rsp)irat ion stood o
over me and I hesilated as to wl
to go on.
''Shall I cut again?'' I mnanal
call out.
s of ''Cut away !'' came the respa(
o This stroke did the work. A
of fetid matter followed the
the abcess was lanced. We s)
out the foot, packed it, and bc
up. The relief must have be
mediate, for the grasp on m
relaxed, the elephant drewa
Till- sigh.
passed A year and a half after this
ray to called to western Massachusett
ored num 's show was there. You
igo sure I called to inquire for
Cy of tinguished patient.
''Hlebe's well and hearty, si
hould keeper answered me. ''Come
negro see her; she'll be0 glad to see
which For a moment she looked
nspital indifferently, then steadily ai
doors interest. She next reached
bsurd trunk and laid it caressingly
k that hair, and then she lifted "p 1
of the now whole and healthy, and
They it to me. That's the sober tr
resident- ~ '
y leo- Convinced 'her at Las
he sub- A woman who was doing:
3na' urday marketing was difi
Brwoven please. She had overhaulei
15 COUn- comestible in the shop and
for me on getting the best in stock
ny a pound 'cheaper than the
price, and now it was a qui
eggs.
"Are you quite sure these
Grati- fresh??' she asked,
g They are, madam."
"Will you guarantee then
had won ,*~thow ani Ito know
edt t nw they a'e '4eshmt"'
ant, who MM dearld 4 AI tWe~
a'Pleti %deo / nn#
0hew that's Sweet at
onder SCHNAPPS is popular-it'?
that suits the man who chews
rom -the tobacco, instead of the r
ing'and expectoratng
HNAPPS is mide from choice sel
11 matured, thoroughly cured P:
ith an aroma so dei~ihtful and al
popularized the chcwing cf toba<
io othcr tobacco i-: the world. thai
takes so little
sweetening.
That's what makes the differc
:HNAPPS and the many excessiv
iitations-and it's such a differeni
ewer chews SCHNAPPS, he is :n
h any imitation.
ie sweet, tasty and exhilaratini
NAPPS tobacco has made the Re
is as the manufacturers of the 1
ar brands of chewing tobacco, and
best equipped flat plug factories
y contain every modern appliano
best chewing tobacco, by clean
althful processes. The R. J. Rey
mpany is under the direction of
o have managed it since 1875, a
e the chewing tobacco business g
J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston
r- "it' you will kindly step to the tele- in thc
I phone and ring up our farm you will ing tl
bit hear the liens that laid them still day a
the cackling! I'm affraid I can't say any ber, :
in more than that.'' said i
in. All
en- A woman begins to sit up and take land,
uld Anotice whe; other women say n'ce Coun
the thimus abouit he husband. afore
in Adai
we STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, of th
egs, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. Hun<
ack- COURT OF CQMMON PLEAS. or 1a
long Annie L. Glymph, Plaintiff, Geor
aid: against aof F
got Mattie K. Glymph, in her own right 3 of
the and as administratrix of the goods, .
chattels, rights and credits of A. Y. *
W. Glymph, deceased, RobertGlymph, AI
how Ernest Glymph, Jno. F. Glymph, of I
It to Iiughst. 0. Glymph, Walton N. the
o ng Glymph and Grover C. Glymph, De- afor
light fendants. Ada
and By virtue of an order of court of
had herein, I will sell before the court ty
, house at Newberry on Salesday in less,
fep December, being the 3d day of said I W
fes month, the following real estate ly- ta
ta -ing and being in the county and state ia
te- aftresaid: .I. eb:
The ''Home Place'', containig one
the hundred and forty-five (145) acres,
hair Lmor~e or less, bounded by lands of B. ane
Cold A. Rawls, the Epting place and the by
ut. all Suber' place.
iether Also all that tract or plantation of t
land known as the ''River Place' ',I a
ed to lying and being on Broad river, eon
taining two hundred and twenty
nse. nine (229) acres, more or less, hound-.
.mass ed by lands of Tom Adanm, L. M.
knife; Bla'r and Mrs. Frank Smith, this
prayed tract including the island, with twen
und it ty-nine (29) acres,
en im- Also all that tract or plantAtIon of
y hair land known as the ''Sallie BIa*ckwell
long Place'', containing forty-two (42)
acres, more or less, bounded by rand.s
I was of Jeff Lane, estate of D,. B, OlJymnph
s. Bar- and cstato of IR, E. Bell,
nay be Also all that tract or piantation of
ny dis- land, containing forty-six (46) aeres,
more or loss, bounded by lands of
~,'' the Eliza Browun, the J'pting plnce and'
in and A. Y. W. 0 lymph 's homrfe pinee,
o.'Terms of sale "-ash., Purchaser to)
at me pay for papers. .ikad
ad with ' I .liad
out her Master's Office, Master,
on my Nov. 12, 1900,
er foot,
showed STATE OF SOUTH CAIIOUIJNA, ,
uth. COUNTY OF LEXINOTON.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLIEAS,
Partition.
her Sat- Nancy C. Long, Ella J, Corley,
lult *to Francis M.. Connelly Alice M, Dom
i every iniek, and Frank C. Corley, J. DavIs
insisted Swygert and R. L. Connelly, Admin
it a On- istrators of the, estate of the J. W.
Smarket Long, deceased, Plantiffs,
~stIoni of -Against
John, Wesley Swygert, LilIlian Eva .
eggs are Swygert and Wilbert E~arle SWygert,
Defendants.
In obedience to the Deeree of the
Court herein, signed by flon. R. W.
Memmninger,- Presiding Judge, at}d
that you dated' November. 12th, 1006, I will
self to the highest pido n4 public
*4buM outory~ before the U.,. 4ostoffgeg
id Clean ar
1 the chewing th
WI
to get enjoy
nere habit of
ections of the
iedmont 'leaf,
>petizing that
.Co. There's pr
requires and
,nce between
ely sweetened
.e that once'a
ever deceived
Y quality of
ynolds factory
best and most
as the largest
in the world.
D for producing
sanitary and
nolds Tobacco
the same men
nd who have
. life-study.
-Salem, N. C.
town of Presperity, S. C., dur
ic legal hours of sale, on Tues
fter the first Monday of Decem
L906, being the 4th day of the
nonth.
that piece, parcel or tract of
situate, lying and being in the
ty of Newberry in the State
said, formerly owned by G.
i Long, and known as tract No. 1
e Wheeler place, containing One
Ired and Thirty-Six acres, more
ass, and bounded by lands of
ge Wheeler, J. W. Lindler, Nath
[. Wheeler, and tracts Nos. 2 and
the Wheeler place; the same be
-o nveyed to him by J. B. Fellers,
. N. C., on February 27, 1893.
so, All that piece, parcel or tract
and, situate, lying and being in
County of Newberry and State
esaid, formerly owned by G.
m Long, and knowli as tract No. 3
ic Wheeler place, containing eigh
ne and one-half acres, more or
and bounded by lands of George
aeier, Nathan 1H. Wheeler, and
s Nos. 1 and 2 of the Wheeler{
e; the same being conveyed to
by J. B. Fellers, J. P. N. C., on
ruary 27, 1893.N
erms of sale--One-half cash, bal
e on a credit of One year secured
bond of the purchaser and mor
e of the premises sold, with leave
ay all cashr. Purchaser to pay for
es.
Samuel B. George,
C:lerk of thle Court.
laint iff,'n Al torneys,
NOTICE.S
Before letting
he contract for
our new build
ng see W. T. Liv
ngston. B e st
Work. Lowest
priCes.'
Lock Box No. 59,,
Newberry, S. C
nie ~usta W i stdinte oo