The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 05, 1907, Page SIX, Image 6
CUTTING AITRAY IN EDGEFIELD
McDanicl Boys Seriously Wound T
Thomas Glanton and Son.
IOdgefield, July I.?A desperate
iijHlit, which occurred ;il Modoc, a
station on the ('. and \V. ('. Hailway, p(
in 111 i < county. last Friday, between ui
(Jrovcr a: d Warren Mi'l)ai:ie] mi one n
side, and 't'lioiinis (ilanion. Sr. and Jr.,1 ni
t'.ith"?- end sou. mi the oliier, in which al
tlie fid (Ilanlmi was sliot three 1 1?
I
tunes, i! is iearcd fatally, and his | |,>
st?n daniM-: <>i'- ly nit in tin1 throat and M i
;ini!. Tli" Mi-Daniels i-eaped miiii-i If
jnred. '
('l;;nl<M. Jt: . sold some cord wmid i in
to Mr. Wiuriieslcr M'dhiniel, lather j p?
of | lie Me! hiniel pai licipauis in the'el
affray. A d'.spute arose between the M
elder (ilaii'iii: and Mr! ),i .?iei> as fojiin
llif |?ri.v.-n-cd 111 i it r die wood.)
Soot, the I.ii-i.d .if i!i.- al lies was j re
.11 ??i1 i t lever he,11, * olds were | wi
Mid. ; Jii-i iijH.il words, (ilation weiil I th
li ?ri . and ; : ?iun n a p'-i<d and re-I
Snrr.ed. and ?"11 ?:*j , "vnieiieed, re- | |)U
i * i ' | Kit- \ i.-jr three mi
-I ?* it till1 i?:i;'-t. A I I IT i sl|,
||| . I- Wet i ! 11 j' i ted ill" |;>|||CS e!oS- J <|U
nt in ii'M>i. i ai i .'tiiei when .!? voting'- j
er j .i; i>;i was ml. lac- ire so f,,,
.'II > I : v < 1 ' I:' : in- -I -i I ed w In I :
i I: I : I, - III"! siicl I 1 v ireil id' I !li' j ,.,,.
M i \i* i- - :-i I'ln : . ii I l.i --! ! and
hi, j ,| ,
I' ll' ^:nl I i i r11: i!i~ Inal the ch.ei
(Il.r '. ii In - a! I in- In i-| *i 1 a I i:i Anu n-- ' .
la. l.i- 1 i i ?> ha by a thread.;
while his so:- : ifierinu" f!"? ?.. I.'.oj,,^
niy i\' : !'< v i'he parlies all Vi
In !..:". (?ri i m. 111 families. Mr.
WI lielleVt er Mel>aliirl he'll! olie ofi
t he Tin.r-t prosperous farmer- of I hc ;.,
eonnty. j VV|
TEACHER WANTED. p:<
The undersigned desire to secure a id
leat her for the eominu- year for (iar- pc
many si hot.I. Salary, .fllo per month; p"
school lo run for eijhl months. Send is
applications t<? any une of the under-; lit
signed trustees on or before July f>, j
;) ; election will lie had on thai day. '.j
J. L. Mayer. Clerk." ! 7'
T. I >. I .eit /.soy. j . I
J. J. II. lirown, j !
Trustees. 7_
M I ft T 0>
?& ?1 S| $ %
fs II p y vk
Wood lopffi
HARTSVIL
Manufacturers of Door c'
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Tur
Ornani e n t a I W o <. j cl Wot k
Flootiu?e, Ceiling, Sidin
the Building Material Lit
VA.V vv :nt y ur inquir
&i a(iirti:? and tvorkmans
pr ie s a- ( i :v;.ht..
Hartsyills Wood
HARTSVIL
FOR 100 COU
THE CIGARETT
2 Coupons in I
Coupons also Redeemable
Premium D
AMERICAN T<
JERSEY CITY, N. J.
COTTON CROP BACKWARD.
he July Report Makes the Condition
74.2, as Compared with 05 Last
Month.
New York, July 4?The .July re>r(
of cotton of Mic Journal of Comerce,
makes tln> comlition 74.2 per
n!. Tliis compares with CiJ) hist
otilli, a rise of ami with N'2.7
I he same time last year; at ?S2.1 in
)!).*> ami Nil.2 in HUM. This is the
west condition in .June on record,
ie nearest approch to il bcinif in
"in, when the (Jovernment's esliaIe
was 7">.S. Texas and Alahama
creased (i points and S.4 points res ctivelv.
while North Carolina denied
All other states, except
issmiri >how omderate iinprove i.l.
Tin- .-Irikinu- feature of fhc present
port is the universally favorable
ather conditions, eontinuiniv two to
rcc weeks.
Reports are jrcnerally conflicting,
I compared with a month a.tro show
i Hi improvemeii't. The crop had
fli a late start that plants are still
lall ami stands generally poor.
Cultivation i* excellent and with a
a exceptions fields are clear of
i>s. Scarcity of labor is hut little
inplaincd of. ami only a very small
rceutaue of acreage has heen abanlied.
I ic hell is practically free from 11> !
villi the exception of the holl
> !. which is appearing in laiue
!"? ;n Texa - ami workim: itsl
inio the Indian Teritory and <>k-|
n ma.
'flic crop is still very backward, be
!?o in lour weeks late. Replies
j'e received from I,(?">(! eorrespoml!
> of average date dune 'Jihl. Cotnrimr
with a month ano North Carina
shows a decline of H.'J to 77
r re! t, ami Missouri a decline of I
lints to 7.1. Ot-herwise improvement
>hown by all slates; South Carola
advaiiciirz 2.f> to (leortiia
to (7.!I*. Florida 1.1 to S.~>.0; Alain:.!
.1.1 to 70.(1; Mississippi l.."> to
: l.oui-ina .0 t?. 70; Texas (>.o to
; AiUausa^ I.I to (1.0; Tennessee
in i.'S.li; Indian Territory 1.(5 to
!.i!. and Oklahoma to 7.'!.!'.
H I IL
iciuriijg So.,
-LE, s. c.
md Window Sere ens,
ned and Scroll Work,
, Mantels, Mouldings,
g, and everything in
~?e.
;os and orders. Our
hip is good, and our
LE", S. C.
PONS FROM
E OF QUALITY
[ach Package!
i for Valuable Presents
1cpartvicnt
OBACCO CO.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
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FIRST CAR RUN. i
| Electric Line Between Bolton and
Anderson in Operation.
Anderson, July I.?The initial trip
by a passenger car was made over
the inter-urban electric line be!ween
iliis eity and Melton this aftei ??oii. }
The car was crowded with ladle- and !
gentlemen o! Anderson, among them |
j being several of the directors ot t!ic i
! road and (leneral Manager Kllio'.t, of j
Columbia. The distance betweeii IJol11>n
and Anderson is ten mile.-, a d
the constrnetion of this road eoirmcn-J
cod nearly a year ago. The road was'
constructed at a great cost in order
to make it a permanent one. it is pro!
bable that a schedule will be established
on the line commencing Wednesday.
and that this schedule will
call lor ears each way every hour. Alternating
power will be furnished by
the Savannah Wivcr Power Company
from (iregg Shoals.
Southerners and Civil Service.
Southern Farm Magazine of Haitimore
for June.
In some quarters there seems to he
unaccountable distress over the backwardness
of Southerners in coming
forward for places in the national
civil service.
The national civil service has .just
about twice as many places a- are
necessary for the safe and busi 1 ->like
conduct of (he legitimate at'air* I
I of the National (iovernmer t. Any!
j large business undertaking conduced
with the same spirit of liberali \ :i-:
to the number of employes won! i he
drive.n into bankruptcy withii. six
months. Hut there must be prc-amably
a refuse for human den !i>-;s
and in this day of paternalism, perhaps
the nnitioual civil service is about j
the best refuge that could be invented,
though the system thus itiaagii-1
rated involve.-., regrettable hardships i
upon the compoteuts needed in the
conduct of public affairs who, in the
common consciousness, may be eoni'u ?
ed with tiie individuals, inutile and!
invertebrate, for whom provision of
some sort or other must be made. J
About half of the places in the civil j
service cannot possibly appeal t > individuals
having any initiative, ambition
or vigor about them. For instance.
the I'liilcd States Civil Ser- j
vice Commission has announce*: an
examination for this month "t !
cure eligible* from which to mal. > er- j
tifiiatiou in till a vacancy in lie ;io>ilion
of preparator (experience ' in
marking and cataloguing human crania
and skeletons), .f.'iU per mouth,
in the National Museum, ami similar
vaeineies as they may occur.'' Men
only will be admitted to thi> examination.
Imagine a man, that i-. a sureenough
man. and not a mere being
erect upon his hind legs and with
pants on, willing, for the munificent
sum of -t")!) a month, or $tii>u a year,
to spend his day in the National
al Mucsum in stock and why does it
his ability in marking and cataloguing
human crania and skeletons! For
the land's sake, how many human
crania and skeletons has the National
Museum in stock and who does it
keep them in stock? Is it possible
that the reason for their preservation
is that they are the sole surviving
fragments of individuals who, in this
age and country of doing tilings, of
productive labor, were persuaded to
take eaxmiuations for appointment
to unnecessary places in the civil service?
Or, is the stupendous amount
>f a month to be paid t<> some
one who will be one of the exhibits,
.>!!( of the living pictures. 1 the National
Museum? It might by worth
the job, al that, to pose in the position
of preparator experienced in
1 marking ami cataloguing human
'ku11 s and cross-bones. lint really,
t! ;< -tvrraue Southerner who c;, i make]
at least ."r'J a day !>(!."> days in the j
year at doing something must not be
blamed for resisting such fascinating
; offers of ease and emolument in the
division of physical anthropology in
; the National Museum, or in any other
j of the many growths upon the National
Government at Washington
j equally anthropological for the stuj
dent of human nature and equally
paralyzing of human energy and aspiration.
Tho Drowning Season.
, Baltimore American.
i Four drownings were reported in
! one day recently. There is scarcely
j a day passes when the temperature
j of the water is inviting in the vicinity
of Baltimore that there is not an
I account of a drowning tragedy to be
j added to the day's budget of news.
| The drowning stories are much alike
| one summer after another. Sometimes
j it is the strong swimmer, full of confidence
in his powers to keep afloat
indefinitely, that is suddenly attacked
with the paralyzing cramp.' At
; other times it is the inevperienced
-youth, wading in shoal waters, who
suddenly steps off a ledge into dcep'
or water. Too often the water fataliI
......
, \ f. xfSVi
ties are caused by tlie sportive idiocy
of the perennial individual who rocks
the boat. These are the three motives,
so lo express it, that lead to!
Uearly all the drowning accidents.!
In other words, most drownings are
from lack of proper precautions and j
might have been avoided.
As i<> ihe paralytic cramps which!
sometimes seize tlmse m the water,
this is a mishap which cannot, o?
course, be t'orseen. iCverv swimmer,
however, sti< uld take the possibility
nEXt/t/.txKar.aittain^ iii.v.L'rrr-.TjctiirzmurjiiS'jbfinjrmccwvfi
It Pays the L,
an 3
$50,000,000.00
The Paci
More than is c
It wrote (paid for business) over
being nearly ns much as any thr
"0!d Line Dasis " It is now do
ever S 1 3.0C0.0C0 00 Assets, ov
'I he stockholders who are wel
000,000.00 are personally li
for;}); th}-> debts of the Comt
offered only by the Pacific I\
Under these same laws the <
Funds must be invested in n
funds are under bonds.
El
Gentlemen:
Answering your letter of th<
Pacific Mutual of California, anc
have the opportunity.
The GUARANTEED
much superior to the Annual Di
ferred Stock."
The Pacific Mutual Life ha
of any American Life Company.
MO
Call at my office and I will
tell you more about it.
Office over Old Postoffice, N
FLUE CUBIC
ROASTING IS
Fli?e Curing Dmrsh
Found In Seta
There are three ways u
mers for curing and prep
tobacco for the market; n
cured, air cured and flue ci
old and cheap way is callethe
later discovery and iirq
is called flue cured. In
the tobacco is taken froi
and* suspended over int
flues-in houses especially
tain the heat, and there ]
proper temperature until
process dcvelopes in the t
stimulating taste and frag
found in Schnapps tobac
green coffee is made fr;
stimulating by the roasti
Only choice selections o
juicy flue cured leaf, grc
famous Piedmont country
best tobacco grows, ar
Schnapps and other Reync
of high grade, flue cufe<
r. j. Reynolds Tc
of sut'li a disaster into eon adoration
before he makes a venturesome effort.
The individual who cannot swim
should never wade in water that is
above the waist line without wearing
a life-preserver. Bettor still, he should
never i?o out over knee deep until he
learns to swim. As to the fool that
rocks ilie boat, what more can be added
to the columns of literature that
have already been published for his j
discouragement ? Apparently he can-'
argest Divide
! Life Compai
is part of the e
offered by
ific Muti
>ffered by any other Lif<
$6,000,000.00 of new business
ee other companies wrote. It \
ing business in more than 40 Si
-er $100,000 000.00 of busines
11 known and conservatively esti
iable in an unlimited degree, acc
:>any; extra security require
/lutual Life Insurance Compa
directors are liable for the wr
on-speculative securities.
nIVIABLE opinio
PRIVATK OF1-ICI-;
JOHN WANNAMAKER
pim.ADia.i'niA.
2 8th, 1 am wel satisfied with th
1 sha 1 not hesitate to recommen
Very respectfully yot
VAnnua!
Dividend Policy-pec
ividend contract as the latter is
.s the best Legal organization, a
>RAL?HAVE THE BEE
robert
ewberry, S. C. Gt
; improvestc
1fr0ves gffi
the Stimulating
ipps that Satisfies T
scd by far- Hundred?
taring their on sale that
amely, sun outside of t
ired. The bacco is flue
d air cured; filled with
)roved way sweetened
flue-curing chew of Sch
Ti the field hunger lonj
\ u 4. such tobacc<
ensely hot ? .
1 *i . . X-/A UL1 L l/V.
budt to re- curc/t0bac(
fP in the Piedmont n
this cuiing ]ess sweC|;Cr
obacco the anc{, has a
rant aroma satisfying e
:co, just as kind of toba<
agrant and satisfy, mor
ng process. expectoratir
f this ripe, and chew i
>wn in the Schnapps
ry where the ers formerly
*e used in to$i.ooper
)lds' brands at 50c. per j
1 tobaccos. 10 and 15 c
)bacco Company, Wi
> i
not be weeded out; it is impossible
to eliminate liitu as the evil nonius ot
iIn- festivities ?>1 many anil many a
summer outing'. It would not, perhaps,
ho a bail idea to organize a vigilance S
commit toe for every pleasuring party
that goes down to the hay side or the
river side. Such a committee might I
observe premonitory symptoms of the Jfl
boat-rocking craze and deal with the^wH
boat-rocker in time to prevent tragitf^^^H
con<equoiices. .jfl
-i r. illKM rrxxmTJTvrii&A*rtrTJt&-x u
nds Paid bjy |
xtra protection
t
Lial Life,
3 Company.
; in California (its home State),
^as organized 40 years ago on
tPtes and Territories. It has
s in force.
mated to be worth over $50,:ording
to their stock holdings,
d only by California Laws, and
ny of Los Angeles, California,
cmerful acts of the officers.
Officers handling Company <
,n
January 9th, 1903.
e results of my policy in Th^^
d your Company whenever I
.irs,
IOHN WANNAMAKER. wB
uliar with the Pacific?is as
to the "Tontine." It is "Pre- I
nd gives the greatest guarantee H
r NORRIS, 1
m. Agt. for South Carolina.
!
IBACCOUKE
EEM COFFEE
$roma aratil Taste
i of imitation brands are
look like Schnapps; the
he imitation plugs of to
cured, but the inside is
cheap, flimsy, heavily j
air cured tobacco; one j
napps will satisfy tobacco
*er than two chews of
D.
ists prove that this flue i
"o, grown in the famous ^
cgion, requires and takes A
ling than any other kind,
wholesome, stimulating, !
ffect on chewers. If the I
:co yon are chewing don't
e than the mere habit of I
tg, stop fooling yourself
Schnapps tobacco.
is like the tobacco chew- 1
' bought costing from 75c. 1
pound; Schnapps is sold , I
pound in 5c. cuts, strictly J|
:ent plugs. fl
NfSTON-SALEM, N. C. 1
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