The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 22, 1907, Page FOUR, Image 4
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E. H. AULL. EDITOR.
Entered at the Postoffice at Newfterrv.
S. C., as 2nd class matter.
Friday, November 22, 1907.
'In the death of Mr. Andrew Craw- ford,
in I he uvidst of a ease in court,
in Colunr'bia, on Wednesday, the
state lias lost one of its best citizens
and the bar one of its ablest advocates.
ABOUT ONE MILLION SHORT.
The pinners' report, which came
out. yesterday stated that only 7,311,000
bales of' cotton had been ginned
of this year's crop which is about
one million less than last year. This
indicates a short crop and there is 4
no reason for the price to remain
down. The fanners who possibly can
should hold on to their colto.i and
keep it oil ! In* market and they are j 1
bound l<> win I In* light. Tin* inanu-|J[
fa<"11!t'ers iiiu-l !ia? e the eoilmi and
will pay lo tret it.
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IMP 0 RT ANT QU E ST I ON.
We observe that our contemporary!!
takes the position that I he most im- , |
porlant and I lie most, pressing need
in Newberry today is a provision for
the completion, perfection and extension
of our sewerage system. We
agree most heartily willi Ibis position
of the Observer. There can be
no ii< 111 >| in llic mind of a11\ reason- :
able cili/en llial I here has been bad
maua jeuieni somewhere or 1 ue ever- i
ci.-e of bad .j11d1111 nI -omcwh.re in I
the buildi.ii* <>f our system of sewcrane.
'I'liere i- now if .'< >d jrdg- ^
nieiil in : j,v ni; . i .1 m > :!11 !: tJ
has :i;tii ii ,i.i. . i' >1 : < ?! i m t-. -i lie f
! ! I . Herald
and X i ' . !i 11 i r. In <?
::i ' < : ! - "ini fcj
!l. : : \ < . . !.,-e;| :; i I -. . !l , I'll ' i:?:
we ; i. . .. \ i-r I to it. no! : . ,mrpo-c
ol' i |>i aing a iii-. ii-<u.n. hut siia- e
|?l\ |o just I fx the posit i?ia which we j|
have taken hereliofore. file (pics- e
lion for the citizens of the coiiiinun- i ii
ily. at the present lime, is to deter- ! a
mine what is needed and then go i
ahead and do that lliiiig. Tlicer is no i t,
more imporla.'i nic-liou fur I h. * peo j.
pie ol' ( ' n i 'it;. I:. : the pro - j .
* < , i i i'
and in >> ! ' ? .!* n'e I > I !ri' .
end iI i > verv | >, r: .nit lh.it w e j
should have a pi o perl v con- I ruci ed j
Si'weraue sv<ieni. I.i Tuesday's pa-L,
per. we published an i iterview wiln L
Mr. I'Moyd win went to Washington |
to invest mate the different systems ;1
of sew eraire, and lo del ermine vvlieth- -|
cr or not I lie septic tank had passed |
the experimental stage. llis com- (
mittee.vveiv assured that the septic L,
lank was a success. it properly con-,p
strucled aid if jiven the proper at- .
ten! ion. j ?i
We agree also with the Observer ,
that the sewerage system should bo
extended so as to take in all sections
of tho city, and we hope when this ^
special commit too submits its report ?j
to the council that such action will j
he taken that will assure not only ,
tin* extension "f the -y-teni. but a'so, |
the perfection of the septic '.auks (
and thus avoid the da liners which (|
now exist to the healt'i >>i the community.
No iMiiiniunit v can have a
better ivi i *?1111?1 n d: * t i> n than llial the i;
vi ry late-! precautions and improve- i .
nients are adopted lo protect the)*,
health of that community; this we j |
conceive lo be a more pressing issue ,
than even the enlargement and ex- i t
teii*ion of our school facilities. .
After we have inaugurated and ,
l>erfectcd our sewerage system, so as , |
io protect the health of the comniun- ,
ily, we conceive the next important , |
public improvement to be the paving
of our -'.reels and the improv cni -nt ]
of our .-idewalk-. l iie'e i- no reason <
why both of these necessities might j,
not he carried on during the admin- ,
is(ration of the next city council. I
NOTICE.
On December 4, 1007. at 10 o'clock ,
all of the household goods of Mrs. i
Ann K. Derrick, deceased, consisting
of furniture, beds, tables, chairs,
wardrobes, bureaus, cots, and everything
in dining room and kitchen ]
also everything on place, will be sold (
at the "Derrick" place one mile i
north of Pomnria on December 4,
.1007, at 10 o'clock by an autioneer.
Olin W. Derrick,
Adimigistrator. i
NOTICE OF SALE.
f will sell at public outcry, to the
highest bidder before the court house
door, at NevyJ>errv. on sales day in |:
December. 1007. one nice brood mare
and one mule colt, seven months old. I i
Terms: Cash. I
2t B. T. Bishop.
Victor Talking Machines
AND
Edison Phonographs
IN STOCK.
All sizes, 110.00 to $100.00
$1.00 a WeeK Buys Either.
Why wait. Come to-day
SALTER'S
Art and Variety Store.
Newberry, S. C.
Write for Catalogues.
Picture Arcade
OPEN
Jnder Hotel Frederick
Every Afternoon 5 to 10.
Admission 10c.
Under 12 years 5c.
vnrxix&Jt+u vurtv Tvr .i va-> tk? /. % i avavjv xa?v. inn
;>kin j)hei?--not jn
Till. r,lA>Oi>.
ki" 'Jan. Ho (.Y.-ed Only By
Tvt ,uiii." KK in.
It i -s in I ry |.? ciiii- -kin disase
by piiiifiii'; vile, poisonous dittos
iiht lli<1 sloniach ? 1 his has been j?r?i\ d
by yenis of study and experimentutr
'l?y llic world's irren I est scientists
nd specialists in eulannous diseases.
Wlit'.i it was proved that skin disase
was in the skin only and not in
he Mood. at1entioi| was immediately
i'? di fovt r a I'e;':edy ! It 11
> 'ni'i 1 . . i -e by externa'
11 'I < - '' i'Vi. \ i ;! r ~ u ere sj icn! i :i
tud\ and \pt rinieiii i i:v. i?ut finally
)r. I >? i- ?; n> 1). | lennis. a -kin spcinlisi,
ot w ide reputation, com oiltided
a lemeily consisting- of pnrey
vegetable ingredients and as (dean
nitl pleasant to use as pure walor.
I'liis instantly i^ave relr.d' and quieky
enred the worst eases of skin dis ase.
This remarkable remedy is
ailed I >. I >. I). Prescription and tin1
ecrei cif its success is that it ye Is
t! the seal of the Ironhle, innnediitely
killing the serins that cause the
lisease, and leaves the skin soft and
dean, the disease completely cured,
"J had eczema ami tried (3) docors
for (G) mont'hs," writes P. R.
fesar, hanker and city collector of
Topkinson. la. "They did me n<
rood. I wrote for a sample bottle ol
I'. I'. and started to us.? i?. M\
nee and aui-tache, were a!! full ol
lie di-ea-e. The -ample did nit
rood .'Mid ! wrote 'or ;i dollar hoi lie
"u: i: iv\ 'ii\ tare is >uii>oih as i ha
> M. In-ad was full of dandvuli
md always itched, my hear was com
hit out hut has stopped now. This
ms all disappeared and I feel 2<
.'ears younger. 1 would not he a.fraii
o guarantee I). I). I)_ to cure ec/.ein;
md dandruff in the worst slaves,
would also advise that all barber
ell their customers who have da.id
Mill lo send at once for a dollar hot
le of D. I). 1). and iret cured."
A liberal sample bottle ean he hat
:'nv pos|pa'>,j :,v wrilim.:- the I >. I). M
.'o.. 1 12 Michigan Si.. Chicago. 111.
.Mielosing only 10c. to help pay cos
>f packing and mailing. Or you cm
!ind this wonderful remedy on sai<
l?y W. (}. Mayes, Newberry, S.-?-C,
where you may also got free booklet
m treatment ami care of the skin
.lieting, and bathing.
NOMINATIONS.
For Mayor.
10. 0. Jones is announced as a candi
[late for mayor, and is pledged 1
iibide the rules and regulations of tih
Democratic party.
C. Ii. Havird is hereby announce)
ns a candidate for mayor of tlio cit;
of Newberry, subject to the rules am
regulations of the Democratic partj
?T. .T. Lamrford is hereby announce)
us a candidate for mayor of Newber
y subject |o the rules of the nemo
I'i'atic primary.
II. II. Evans is hereby announcei
as a candidate lor mayor of tho eityjli
of Newberry, subject (o the rules and
regulations of the Democratic party.
Appreciating conscientious and
faithful services rendered, we there- a
fore take pleasure in nominating Mr. ri
. P. F. Baxter for reelection as alder- r,
man for Ward 1. >
Voters of Ward 1.
Alderman Ward 2.
J. Ii. Green is hereby announced as
a candidate for alderman from ward
2, and will abide the rules and regulations
of tho Democratic party.
. . ,j,
?). 13. Walton is announced as a ^
* candidate for alderman from ward ,
2 and will abid? the rules and regulations
of the Democratic party. "
Alderman Ward 3. jT
Mr. S. K. Bonk night is hereby an- :
uounced as a candidate for alderman J
for ward .'i, subject lo rules of democratic
pirly.
For Alderman Ward 4.
Mr. .1. A. Si-iiii is iinvlty Domiciled
as a candidate for alderman i >r
ward 1. and will abide I he rules cud
revrulat ions of 1 lie 1 tic pari'.'.
(.1. McWhirlcr is hereby announced
as a candidate for alderman for
Ward 4, subject lo the rules of the
Democratic primary..
A. J. S. Langford is hereby announced
as a candidate for alderman H
for ward -I. subject to the rules o'* J
vrfworu\UT?'CT/jtf' 'vuWiiirawT tik* n- tu.ti; r vw n z ur
Real Estate
fos;
Cottages at u-.v y ?, i
A new nine ; ;:"Lr!
outbuildings. / \ 1 - ii
< . T
One store in the \:::a Oft. I street.
"The Man r- e 1 v/
uurain ii?Miiig?wiwT.ciiayr v/ .^ra r.rr?~ rajarja
I X'H .vs'.'! ' ^
vSt f!P ?S \ *-*<'? V > H '
| vV ,A vt
Hed Cros
? in i xi?tc:tta-"vrtrrr x 11 *ji v?.
i. -.-i No rubt
EZZT No pir
No c]
| '
Pr " *
with the foot.''
1 The sole of tl
( Shoe i:> flcxibl
! every movemen
s The burning
caused by stiff so
ly prevented by 1
l Shoe.
The foot looks
Red Cross.
1 A stylish
? shoe tliaVs J
8 absolutely L
cm)iforLable jte
l I . Oxfords,
y 1 I $3*5? andf$3?
[1 I I High Shoes,
1 j $4.00 and $30
I rTimniMMiwi 11 ? inwfiiiniMil iiiiii 111 hi mm
in i p s-s
Ll' ?S ^ fen ki YL Ii
lie Democratic primary.
Many I'riemls.
Alderman Ward 5.
Mr. Ed. Jj. liodelspcrger is hereby
nnounced as a candidate for aldcrlan
for ward No. 5, subject to the
ules of the Democratic primary.
Fpr Graded School Trustee Ward 4.
We hereby take pleasure of nomiatin?
Mr. J. M. Daivs for reelection
s school trustee from ward 5.
Voters.
I hereby nominate J. H. Wicker as
rustee of the Graded School from
fard No. 4, and he agrees to abide
y the primary election. A Voter.
^Thanksgiving
Celery. . j
Head Lettuce,
Cauliflower,
Cranberries,
hi- isms,
Nuts,
Ph^ne to
Phec. Lambry.
rr\-n *wr*r.tL:ir?jvrun&ranttJiTY*xirr%XB5MA%irjtw*3 j
and Stocks
\LE.
-'i'.-:: $1,250, SI ,500j
. ' ' ' r-^cr land, al?
' S'V- V"; i*-;;Mvng !and
O'.ik. one store on Main
J. A. BURTON,
cen" the Seller and Buyer."
raavrv^titft^wcm rm fwgar/inwn?a?^?mb?ubmp
H ^ i-v IP if^fj
* !' I " '"
iv.' itiun jenxvmBmMwsrrammsaammmmMKmmmmmmmmaKm
>in?r y?y
aching 1?? -J
hafing
ie Red Cross |
i'., it follows
t of the foot.
and aching
les are entire;he
Red Cross
\
its best in the $ S
v
| j
No. j6t R*d Cron
, Blutbtr, Paunt Tip.
00 J -L
) 1,
wns&x*.\& u u.jh n??aM? a?o?a???
1 $ i
A Gre;
Mighty Hit
From the time you read
1 908, we will make eve
Heavy S
HARDWARE
STOVES?If you would
cial interest, it will pay
Cook and Heating Stov<
chase.
PRICES TEI
J;i|> Cook Stove, i 1 in oven, only
"Onr Hero" 15 [in oven only , 7.00
Winner No. 8. 17 in oven only 9.C0
New l inden, 17 in oven only 9.50 i
Gorden No. S, 16 in oven only 12.50 J
Our New Model 17 in oven oniy 13.50 I
I.otli's l'ame No. 825 line only 14.00
< ionion 17 in oven only 15.00 |
Our New Model 18 in oven only 15.24 I
Gorden 19 in oven only 16 50
j Our New Model 21 in oven only 17.64
t New I/inden 18 in oven only 17 90
Lotil's King i8 in oven only 18.50
New Barrett Range 16 in oven 18.75
Knipress with resorvoir, 18 in oven 2034
.-.T^tnyr^TCTi'wnnTwrM
The above is a list of one of
| stoves ever shown on a floor in
are way down, and like the laws
So count your money before*les
your shcico for these prices mu
Kjuver i,hSi
Wilhoul doubt the BEST stec
One horse, $5.00; two horse Nc
$7.00. Brinley steel plows, oni
Crockery!
We are dealers of long experl
ware, and have some consideral
est you, and a most beautiful lin
preciate you must see them. V,
oi' holiday goods you have ever
and often."
Paints!
Undoubtedly the best line of ]
perity, so when wanting to paint
It will pay you.
Yours
Craig 3u
Prosperi
Removed to S. D. E
~~ JONES' G
s. b. jones,
deal;
STAPLE AND FANCY G
Confectionery, Fruits,
Phone 212.
Newberry, S. C.,
Mrs. Particular House
Newber ry, S. C
Dear Madam:
Thank s gi v il
Chistmcxs is coming to
nual days will be kep
Feasting, good will a
be the order of the d
How can you have j
good flour, and how c
through us? We have
brands of the highest
?J. E. M. and Gold M
will please you.
We also offer any
ei therEfa.ncy or sta.pl
vegetables, etc.
Very tru]
0
i
at and
sltiqg Sole!
' j
I this until January 1st,
ry effort to move our .
Jtock of
and PAINTS
I consider your finanyou
to see our line of 1
es before making pur.L,
LISTEN! I
BHionMneBHHnBwnPHBMannnnMM)
New Barrett Range, i8 ill. oven $20.7.1
Model Owen Range, 18 in. oven 21.00
Ktnpress with Reservoir 20 in oven 21.98
I,oths Crown a monster 22 in oven 22.50
Heating Stoves, for Coal.
Cozy No, 3 only.2,6-1
Cozy N'o. 4 only 3.10
Cozy No. o only 4.00 a
Heating Stoves, for Wood. "
Standard Box 22 in. only 5.54
Standard Box 25 in. only 5.97
Standard Box 28 in. only 7.25
Laundry Stove, "Dandy" only 5.74
the most complete lines of
Newberry county. The prices
> of the Medes and Persians.
iving home to get the stove of >\
st prevail.
Lied Plows. 1
21 beam plow on the market.
) 10, $6.50; Middle Breaker,
0 horse, $3.00; casi, $2.25,
Crockery!!
ence in Crockery and China
ble stock just in, that will interie
of Japanese goods. To ap- i
/ill 'nave the most attractive line
seen. Visit "our store "fast
Paints!!
paints, by far, carried in Pros-anything,
get our prices first.
truly, ,
ipply Co. 1
ty, S. C.
>unQan's old stand.
ROCERY,
, Proprietor.
ER IN
GROCERIES. PRODUCE,
Cigars and Tobacco.
'November, 1907 %
keeper ,
i
ig is about here.
o. These great ant
in every household# 1
nd good cheer will
v \
ay.
*ood ieasting without
;an you get it except
to offer you two
, patent flour ground
edal?either of which
(
f!
thing you may need in
e groceries, fruits, )
H
\
Ly yours,
fones' Grocery.
Fall t' s old s tand .