The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, August 02, 1907, Page SEVEN, Image 7
W^Bv>GLENN CLUB FORMED.
l.jBB If?Me to Boost the Nprth CarJ*
} ?^na Executivo for Prcsi"
I C?1' ('oluni,^? 'State.
A: presidential boom club
|j * A'ft / Vniiiacd at Spray, N. C.,
' VV^/ <lc ?f the governor. The
f'SV&A ,,?45 tihrough some of
,/izens of Spray, who
'on today. One of
V \ citizens reports,
"~~J iasm, that there is
YOE'008 Gov. Glenn will
?,>t unanimously for
STANDAIf t',c Glenn presii
TUrrUT expected in
>j > 1 W LW I le national eapihe
recent widely
t* -v MAXIMUM iux!n. 0Ien,"
'\ ^vliicli Mig railtl
v ^ , ]und best. But it
\ Declares Q<"ora "j"1' <"1,arlvi
I ble fo-, como of thc
I tio' in?st appropriate!
J town of Spray, which
wnc 10.000 American peo,t\v
townsmen, as well as fdfitizens
of the governor, should
Jie place in which to break the
ttle of wine over the prow of the
Jlenn boom and let her sail over the
, deep blue sea of honor and success
v along with the other good ships of
state.
1 The citizens of Spray are quite enj
thusiastic, so those who have come toj
Washington dcelare. They think I
1 that even though Jlr. Roosevelt him-1
solf should be nominated, as it is
conceded lie will lie if lie can, Gov. j
| Glenn has a record of accomplishment I
, against the railroads whereas President
Roosevelt has taken his out in
i talking. Gov. Glenn has not busied
^ any trust, but lie has made the railroads
accept "the 2 1-4-ccnt rate or
bust. Moreover, it is said by the
tl|l prominent citizens of Spray that in
i] f case Secretary T-aft is the Rcpublican
nominee, Gov. Glenn will be the
n only man yet. spoken of who would
u be any match at all for the big secre8
tary in advoirdupois.
I This is but the beginning, so the
| prominent citizens of Spmy say, of
y tire formation 'througlibut Rtocking|
ham county of Glenn presidential
j boom clubs and it is thought that beI
fore the summer is over the entire
country will be thoroughly organized.
I From Rockingham county it is ex,
^ pected deputations will go to adjoin^
ing counties to organize elublj; and
'' so it will spread tlwoughout the nal
tion. Some presidential boom club
) \rill make the nomination in the next
national convention, Glenn banners
will 1)0 produced simultaneously
from all parts of tlltf tMMlVOtltloH, I lie
band will sll'lke. Up ''Dixie" and the
convention will be stampeded.
This is the plan in general. Of
course the details are yet to be work^
ed out. The prominent citizens of
t Spray who arc in the city today have
^ been looking around for suitable olliv"
cog for thc Glenn presidential boom
Wl headquarters next year, from which
jrj to carry on a propaganda to reach the
J uttermost parts of the country.
I Both President Roosevelt nd SecI
rotary Taft being absent form Wash/
ington, neither could be interviewed
/ today upon the subject, but it. is
( thought that as soon as the news)
reaches Oyster Bay a statement w:|
he given out there, '** |
i ^Each, TVfcfMw. j;
\ GEORGIA VOTES P'RoSlBI'TlOiV. I
. * w- ?
Through its Legislationt-rB?li Passes'
\ by a Very Large. Wajorv
- ,
S Atlfti'iia-, -'v.'iy :{0.-~.The "Harden
| iii;l I |>n>liil?i''-..n bill, |i;i-.sc,l by '.he
,v <ii'Oigia '^''.iate. VjoiVio day-* ag< ,
J' adopt*'* oy t'lio, house U'.vs evoiriYig by
^ a,vo>'j of i.v5!) to ){!). Two amendments
s-jutcd t.o the bill by the house
ucQO'ssitate thc bill going back to ^'iie
: | senate for eonsuvreiKe, of which
there-'is no doubt, and the b?'il will
to to Gov. Hoke Smith for his
rfye, which has been practically
V and prohibition 1 become
the Georgia.
trict 'ldment.s today permit the
tviot ) alcohol by retail drug*
torncyi prescription of a 'rtjpnStaniiaan.
and also all^V<' 'n\vAcIfnggiwtK
to eitriy toW'ie alcohol
ick for sale bnrly to retailers. 1
o bill plxMW'Us the manufactnV'ii
/.eepiiig hand in any i)laco, "of
Sj in ess, the sale or giving awo;v to
5) /duce 'business within the felate of
ny lienor that may produce intoxiL
1 it ii^l.
iivhe neAv law is to heroine:effective
\ av.nftry 1, 1908. ..
1 After the first fight !6h t,he bVK "l^sl
\) cck. in which the opponeiltf >Vk>w(m1
'v'\| Jticir ability to keep the aet v?rom ib
SB? Jhird reading, and which t. ulmi'.ial-,.,
a personal eiicountdr "jti the. 'Vloo
of the house betweeii numbers.'of tin
" jla yon-e at ihe end of a 31-hour, session
mrW"\\\ xmvmonl was iVached makin-.
bill special order for today
| Willi the provision ill I a vole should
,K' taktM' i o'clock. This programme
was carried out. Thirty-one
amendments wore offered, 13 of-them
v t,le 'Prohibition forces. Only tWo
were allowed, and boll, of these* were
introduced by the prohibitionists. The
an t l-proh i b i I ion ists made their hardest
tight to secure the adoption of an
ainendme.'t to postpone until June 1.
1-OJ, the date when the bill should
become effective. This was lost, 12S to
The bill, as amended, was put on
ho finaM ote at (i.15, which was completed
4;, minutes later, a few of the
mt ni| wis' taking tlie opportunity to
explain their votes
- I
Advertised Letters.
Letters remaining in the postoffice
r"r?" ?
A Carrie Adams, Mrs. A. K
Adams, Mrs. Ophelia Amick.
Marvran Curran.
F? Miss Lillie Mae Fellon.
K?Mr. Johnnie Pads, Rov. J.
J**?i d s,
f"'~Jlr. Vouii;;- Carry. Mr. Wa?limyion
(i I en.
ITill~Ah' S,Un ,!i-ision' Ml'- T- K.
Iv?Oeorannie Kennedy.
L Mrs. Mary Lenzy.
N liev. Samuel Nance.
F M James S. Price.
S Mr. l'a| Smith.
T-?Miss Mat tie Thomson.
" Mr. J. |f. Wood. Mrs. \Y \\* ?!
lace.
1 ersons calling for these Idler will
l>'e;i<e say liiat |!,ev were advertised.
("has. J. i'u reel I, P. M.
r s Icadiiiii- a n.aunifi<ont
crow-hibit iouist campaign.?
News and Courier.
|? Quick as a WinkTf
I ?That ?xactl7 expresses It Just as nulcklv I
y?u can 8L" the content* of one package of I
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!?iiii?shss|
WwatgdeiMrttry tiie(<?)!owiDjjFor * more I
J* BartfcnA CKttA. I
Peel five large bananas, rub smooth with five I
of Lemon Jell-OdlBiolvcd In one and onlbSf I
A\'Pour In mold o^bowl I
SS^S'W and when cold garnish I
% wlth cand'ed cherries. fl
wh,pp^8;
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S You will save money and get a
better roof by using
I PAROID.
g Slate colored?contains no tar? I
I easily laid?a roofing kit free. I
I bpark, water, gas, heat and cold I
0 proof. Lasts lonrf and looks well. i
Don't take an imitation. jtf
1 Send for a free sample nr-' 9 i
I Ine plans for a 2 cen' pp??k Qf[ V,WAcT. fl ]
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Ale, Root P .?r, ChemW
s.violu and
jl^binestic 7. ac;cr Hcer in
i pints, 1^- dczeii tc Che cask,
I $8.50 Tjnv raa?:.-..
! , r^'e ^crviprice
"\vIiC'i'osftlc nii*ic' retail
| dealer in Wines and Li*
I quors,
I
I ^ cohl&ldii*
! aV^Ilv,in?anarc?tfc'offeet. 5
_ RELIEVES
sooti>?es the congested
itfir-vsifcssfcfe6!,
CATAR.R.H
I but relieves colds, throat troubles.
. | hay fever, "stopped-up" nose, etc.
1 j Wo Guarantee Satisfaction.
i' | Bu/ * 50 cent tube of Nosuna from
:m W. <{. ?!:>.\ S: Prcs^cviiy !)ni?r Co
"! 'and fcetyour money back if not satisfied,
j Sample tube and Booklet by mail 10c.
, I; BROWN MF G. CO.,
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LOOK AT THESE |g
Canadian Oak Rocker.
This beautiful C..ne Seat Rocker, made up of select Canadian ai
dried Oak, is so well guaranteed to u? that should you buy one and it
did not give entire satisfaction we would replace it with a new one
| any time within a year from date of shipment, Regular price $3.50,
j special price $2.50.
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4
?*wlld Guaranteed Oak Centre Table, F&hcy Parlor Lfttiip,
! round or square. This Table i9 Length 35inches, extends lo ^
55 in., rich gold finish, fancy ?
I equally us good material as the Oak embossed metal work, 14 inch ?
I Rocker above. Regular pHW 33 inch' cone shade, clear f^liissoilI fount, ^
| * No 2 S1111 burner tMitlchlmiieyv ^
I te-5&, special price *2 SK\ Kachx v r? 1 . ? v .$^,50 ^
1 i-'V"^
' ' x - ^ ^ ^
, . f, Grnnite All Square. >
l>h?& Ciirtniiu-White- Improved quality. HciW yl
Ueautifnt Xi/ttiiigham Jjaee CilJ lahifi weighs, Vi^d w.acu; MvdaViioit, ^
54 iticWp* wide, button liolf Stitched y Flora') -.'iiid allcvor vV.^igns in
.ivSW^nd edges lvxtt1?lH? \eUgth 3^ (V**nbinntions of V?reen, Tan,
vyards, in beautiful M'tlt-Vus. Regular v> . . . fI
. , ?.?: 'Red, &c. 9 ft. \ \? ft.
price per pair fi.oo, social |ittce p ^ J _ 8&.
per pair $1.75. ?. *
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If you Offer amounts t*v $10.00 or mo'r?. RemU with
Post Office or Expr^s Money Ordefr. Checks out of
CohV&ibia cost Exchange, besides del&y.
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1624 Main St., Columbia, S. C. j
WRITE FOR BEAUTIFUL CATALOGUE. J
raqd July Glei
We have too many sum
than carry them over v\
e price on them RED H<
ences Friday 12th, and
immer Dress Goods, G
es' Slippers, Men's Strai
id Flowers, Summer C
uarter Shoes, We sell [
lines $25.OO, New Di
swing Machine $ I 7.93,
3 years.
Just received our 32nd
5ls. choice Tennessee Fl
>es for best patent $5
very barrel guaranteed t
Moseley
PROSPERIT
CALL
Broflddus
AT TH
HERALD 6
_ FOR
Box Paper,
Tablets, Penc
Pens and I
Soaps,
Fine
In fact anything you n?
AI,SO
CIGARS AND'
Don't forget to call o
They are also agents 1
Laundry.
?
Prescription
VftTlch we use are without exc
We believe in PURITY.
We constantly preach PUR
We always practice PURIT
dries.
PURITY counts, and count!
Ask your doctor.
MAYES' DRU
iiuwi ? iuchibm ,
VERY LO\A
... TO
NORFOLK AT
Account Jamestswn Ter-(
. . . VI/5
SOUTHERN
Season, Sixty Day and Fifte
daily, commencing April 19t
vember 30th, 1907.
Very low rates will also be 1
BRASS BANDS in uniform
STOP OVERS will be allov
and Fifteen Day Tickets, sai
1st Tickets.
For full and complete inf
Agents Southern Railway, o
R,
timnce Sale!
mer goods, and rath
/e are going to make
DT. This sale com
includes all colored
olored Parasols, Law
Hats, Ladies' Hats;
Clothing, Men's Lov\r
Domestic Sewing Maefender
Drop Head*
Machine warranted
car, making 3,555
our, and while it lasts
.35, half pat. $4.9CL
0 give satisfaction.
Bros.,
Y, S. C.
ON ' ]
fc news
:ils,
nk,
Extracts, ;
&c., &c.
ied along that line.
tobacco.
n them.
or Laurens Steam I
<
Materials ;
:eption the purest grade.. JT
j -p^
Y when preparing; merdis
1 for much, In oredioin.es:
G STORE.
b ty- <Zj> <?> <$> 4* #
/ RATES
f r *'
nd return
Centennial Exposition
'v
v . ..
railway
en Day Tickets on sale
h> to and Including No- . J
m'adfe for MILITARY jinoid
attending the Exposition, >.
/ed on Season, Sixty.* Day y
me as on Summer Tburormation
call on Ticket
r write
, W. Hunt
Dlvisioni/;Pass.{jAgeni.
Charleston. S. C
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