The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, February 28, 1908, Page FIVE, Image 5

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1?U I have bough I once, for cash, ^v- TT^If ? C^ I I 1 BHTI it O? %s- ?r [ I I 1 J 1 ^ # ( A q 'v R 1 pi & !.W lj <? ?:, : v ? V We Plac I $ 1.25 and $ 1.50 Dress ( ft, 50 arm 75 cents Dress C r 25 and 35 cents Dr?ss C | Silks! Ij^ All 50 and 60 cents Silk [iff VERY S Ail $ 1.00 and $ 1.25 Silk Wf ^BmsBammsKacBaaaasaeBgr.t *iw!ot&W>VC* xhwbum Come, Look, and ' IFEATHERSTONE TALKS. that He is a Candidate on the Prohibition to cm Ticket?Reviews Former Cam- or o paigns?His Platform. <<g Green-wood, S. C., Fob. 25.?Mr. C. j iVmil C. Featherstone, of Laurens, is in 0riiu Green wod on professional business. shvi He is assisting l|!C prosecution in tlie j>n?. case against (!. Wash Hunter, indict- f07icv ed for murder. This case was trans- Mjes for red from Laurens ^ounly to Green- , ' wood county. j , 'Mr. Featherstone was asked the the o fl| fjnostiion iii' he had positively made up most JP^ his mind to run for governor this disp< .War. He replied, '*Yes, providence Thc.y permitting, I shall certainly make the lion race. My friends from all sections of ditio the State insist that I shall sdump sarv tlv) State in the interest of tire prohi- quail . bit ion cause?'believing that the time ous i t is ripe for State wide prohibition. to G "As you know, 1 have always been burg a prohibitionist and have boon advo- exitoi eating the cause for over twenty etVec | years. ?an ft "In 1S9S I stumped tlio S'late as a in 111 candidate for governor on the prohi- ' <4i bilioii' ticket. We then only lacked term about three or four thousand votes advo of being victorious?a change of fif- jbitio teen hundred or two thousand votes siren would have changed liie result. I is to "Two years later my friends insist- the i ed that T should again ibe their stand- pie a ard bearer, but I believe,1 that my old t'hon, friend?J he gallant ox-'Con federate trial, soldier, Col. Iloyt?could pome nearer "'\ P winning t.han 1. For that reason T aiv i ( declined' to run and ad'vocated the arc s election of Col. Iloyt?going to Co- ,|f lumhia and taking charge of his earn- jSial< paign hot ween Ihe firsil and second strat primaries. ^ _ ' i| in I "The prohibition sentiment, at that titnoi ' lime, was not quite strong enough to easv elect even s good a mn:i as Col. Hoyl. fcah '" Since that lime I've been study- umii ing Ihe silnation with great care. Voto Four or five months ago, T gave out unto jj\ an interview on the subject, ad-vocat- "\ \ ing for the present, the cnactmewt of a] p, a law making the entire State dry, (rial, but permitting counties where prohi- <<7 bition sentiment, was "weak to voto in the < tho sale of whislcey. it w., "A great many of my prohibition read friends in the Stat-e fully endorse my hone: m views. li,.V0( "I staled in that interview that of impr course what we ultimately sought was 1 v-as iron-clad Slate wide prohibition; and Invent 'further, that in my judgment tho j time, time was iuJI far off when the State at lo ^ AV0U'^ ^)e reft(ly l*01' and further, the 1 I . . . OF . . it the entire stock of Hair & will offer every article in the ,t ..., 1.1/5111 C.J. _vl.-,A. C & H ' /V > / $ M >p $ -< W- v.; -<* ' vi f'x H \ .' v ? J ; & .i>A ' ' ML Jtk ' -V .vV !.." zX <*> nV.. 5 II, J> f/Sj v ?''** ! . f.% S >"' *S i i"' ' ' k Uli >'V - J? .:v\ < *' <' " } c ? <! ; > '.-1 ? i 8 ?? f' * 'Y: 31 i :? y 1: ** * ?'" V f";j n r r .? >."}? ? ;; f- ;i ^ <? Vr * tvt . Sis W ||*. j t) ti >. v W ?>< r.A , fc . ' '/; ; v> 4 lj 'vV'vfi ? v.! "/.v-x . . / v: y- ^.-vs:\y:<x.tr:?:'iLk.\jxusi>s e on Sale AM Our | jioods at 65 cents a yard. j \ xoocis at 32 1-2 cento a yard. I 1 y, loods at 17 1-2 conts a yard. ! j Silks!! | j s will be sold at 35 ccnls a yard. j [ PECIAL VALUES.!. I j s will be sold at 67 1-2 cenU & y<.;us. j j im^igrasasreranacKiaaia x7^oavacgrr^7?^j?^.^jy:n,j^WA\^3i5^VM?trr...i;^avz^^gn5^L^ >?wTOA^BcnamaTCfrsar5Barat>: The Price Will Buy. You Will Fin when there was sulTieient pub- failure, or after il had served Its pur- I ple-usure on s?: entimeut bellitul it lo enable us pose, tJien the people ol' the State them play am iforee it, 1 would tlreu he in fav- weiv to he giiven pnohibition. .well is puttimj !' State wide prohibition "The dispensary law is gone. We have a fairl; Since giving out that interview,I have a substitute that is nothing but music fitted been in close touch with proliibi- | a reproduction oi' the old system on a ing from that sts throughout the S<tnte, endeav- smaller scale. In my judgment the hir ear to the V to ascertain the present substitute will eventually be as bad the sott, plait iglli of the sentimen't and mak- as the old. |,u' gnsh ol diligent inquiry as to the -en- "Personally, I would prefer not to fVolhcking sti nnent of the law in the dry conn- nm this year, but my friends insist ['M0 in s,"iles 1 have also been studying the (andl agree with them) that the time lm1 niarl,al s rts ot the disjiensary auditor js j-.ij>t?, and, under these cii'eumstnn- j 0,1 to my amazement. I find tiiat (VSi i (j(? nut feel that 1 cu.uld stay j ;n?' 111 ounty dispensaries are selling al- in the pat-h of duty and fail to re- | nu,.si<' l)1',,ll as much liquor as did the old sipond to whait 1 regard as a great lh.is 0,1(1 1,1 msary when it was in full blast, moral (Obligation. studying and - sold in the last year three mil- " When the time is ripe for the In- As intimate dollars worth of liquor. In ad- ] augurat ion of a great moral reform no this article ;u n to lihis, I find that the dispell- man nor set of men, oug'ht to stand in ford to be wi coumties are selling* tremendous i)ic, way; ordinary customs should t-hore arc\ tot tities of whiskey to the contigu- give way, undfer such circumstances, tnanding this dry territory. Laurens is selling. << | have, therefore, thrown aside as a feature i reenville, Greenwood, Sparta'i- my personal preferences as to making sense a publit and Newiberry thus, to a lavjfc. > ||)(> race now, and will yield to the >hould lvcoivi it, nullilying and destroying the wishes of my friends, and dio all in a id patmnag I of proh'ihition in those counties | ,nv ,VOW(.?. |(', j(i bringing about utili'v. d like conditions exist elsewhere. , t.ligreat moral reform. . I'rof. W. -1 e State. I "| hopc^and t rust th.at the State de- who has char-, n this State of affairs, I have Jo- ! mocralic executive committee wall <.<-rt hand as it ino'l to stump the Stale this year , submit the question of prolvibition, or sician and il calling straight out State prolii- i no prohibiti*?:i, squarely to the poo- through the el n. The only way to fiind out Ilia j pie in the next primary. The peoplb\ striveting Xev igt.1i of the prohibition sentiment have a night to \iotie upon this <|ucs- claim the 'bos suibmit the question squarely to : lion and settle it at the ballot box. I olina. >eople. Lf a mapority of the poo- i know of no other practicable way of ire in favor of Stable prohibition, [presenting the cause to the people WASH HUN' , we wiill give it an honest, fair ! oUier than from the stump, during 0 I the campaign." The prohiibitioaists of the State t Attorneys for lot fanatics, but on the contrary. The Newberry Concert Band. New Trial lensible, practical men. j "Yes. from all a?ppe.aranees, you'vc P the prac'lical workings of a j not a splendid little city; everything > prohibition law should demon- 'strikes me as b? in:: pn?gr?'ssive and , T'.e State, e that it is impossible to enforce ! utp-|o-date, and, of course a< an evi- fSreenwood, certain coiiinlies where the sen- ' dcnce of your culture and refine- the Wash I I'm lit is weak?then it will be a very menl you love music and hence you |w?? and a h: matter to tack on a local option have a brass band." britming i;i a ire, permittiing those counties,, "'No! (Sot no band." tir. The att< . tiie niosit rigid restrictions, to i "What?" j have iiiven n in the sale of whiskey.'SulTiciont "(lot no hand." m ike motion I the day is the evil thereof.' "What do you do for music on Atble and <-1 Vliat we want is to give a gener- public and festal occasions?" made in the < ohibition law an honest, fair! "Don't have any.'" II. 1<\ Townsei | "'Say man, what time does the next r,iv> defense an am reliably informed that when train leave Ibis cussed place?" W. T?. Richie >1 d dispensary law was enaoted Thanks to our lucky stars a con- fbirron Orier ( as with the view of ultimately j versation like the above does not ap- three speaker? ling prohibition. Hundreds of: ply to Newiberry for we've got one and their spo >t men all over the State who be- jof the best bands in this part of the praised. il in prohibition were under (lie j State. This band consists of twenty Sentence hi rssioii that the dispensary law J excellent >mnng men and I hey arc nouiwed on II a Hep towards the accomplish- | rapidly becoming proficient, in fact : The crime of the desired end. At that they seem not to be satisfied with 1 M -.iter was t so T was informed, there was? being mere amateurs but I hey are i killing of F.ll asl?a quasi agreement I ha 1 if amibitious to be classed amo.ur the j IflOfi. Hunter, dispensary law proved to he a (leaders. Il has been the writer's a twin brother II lain ??? h uttihtT-rrrrrmrrm~ram vrrrrry 'yy ??'*r,7l*rr*wrrxwxfmi iira^twiT-g:?*jm?r ct i vjtkt^.v.T.r'/: xzprir>sq^\\^rss3stitri'.urna:w! Havird, and to reduce same at house for less than factory prices. N ?r? 4ti v; v ?0 ^ Ii.i h H H I -1 ? *?' J! W ,-v M 'A . .1 ft Sj '# m '-,. > v.v V v ?> ?.?* .'.A. vij-\ \ \ - . 'vui ' k *...> .v.; v ,.* <& ,. ) ;0 5>! ? fcj-ii, ? * 5>!ftr? 1'^ ?|'l ;?? P*\C Ift r; r > y * & vjP O Oe i & f j \i & V-' 3 U <'.J >". U.i .L ' ' y *;.J *J' : w a) ?.?< v jUMOUWUMiai?izjxuxsxh >" ?? rvHffTarBWMSHJj ccw? a>;?}JA:rAt?u??:.T!?&!WijA':wr?cvj,vaia??.*rsxs?xw Big lot Outings, good values, at 3 i 2 cents a yard. IVlen's 50 and 65 cents Shirts will be sold at 35 cents ^ach. Men's Elast c Seam Drawers at 30c. a pair, ex'.ra value. Shoes! N Shoes!! All Shoes in stock must be .sold. Men' $3.50 Dress Shoes will be sold at $2.39 pair. Men's $3.00 Dress Shoes wiil be sold at $ I .95 pair. Men's $2.50 Dress Shops will be sold at $1 .45 pair, Men's $2.00 Dress Shoes will be sold at $ I 25 nii--. Misses and Children's Shoes must go at any reasonable price. tsKnwtfin?TOra?ioraKsa^*sa!Hy?mKffiB*w?r.*iai5?m.T5V^ivar?csii:t;77W.virr'r.':-\,iniiH". .:3?cic^^KT^iiKiKCTrr?7r,xxiTHT7x?3nmii5aBneEe* id This Stock. 2 Doors Above Post Office. Hello! Tired and FasseS On!. AraYou? i ll Ianielv indeed. I liev ! ^ complete library of | Then take a dnnk of that delicious and invigorating drink for nil occasions ran-- served at all Soda Fountains. ...... d in Hie bojiilining of c^ay jt fjrm an(j ta^e no 0iher, or irnit Uionrs !t combines > town or cilv can af- . ,, . , , , , , . , . , thoni a brass band for t?nic. medicinal and curative p inciukfl ill 1.1 on j. It is a friend i> many occasions <le- of the overworked brain, relieves that v/orn out, tired feeling. kind of entertainment fry a glass or a bottle and test il for yourself. This refreshing r?t the dav. II is in a y ? ? institution and bone, drink is bottled at Newberry by the : the enooura?-einont P:i3FSI-OOI/.A JE3O,rJl? IT X.?X <STO OO. 0 due a lisol'lll public* , ?an*ra<raUCT/jnrai^.7.*ia<iuttMic>rarr.vr.i.i;uvu-ij WMVjwii:?f>"-vv K-MMBr.Di-wx-.vixiW | lioss Leak, w.'ic all < nv:* -'? I i" play- r ! iv.-.l Im-ic I. I ty I'-nm Wratii.'rWborry, of Cbeslor, j in<; poki-r in a connlrv 'ilnrc ii.'ar f?.??. Tew, ;i n 11 > n 11 < i nu' tl"<- d"alb a( iv of I ho X.'wbvi'y Con- (Tml<>:i. Smuc lin;e :i !' m i 111 i : li t l!.il ( !: m- !a-: i.i.'bi at n'rlnck uf 1st rnclor is an able mil- ('npola nd was killed. >ln?| finir limes .Jan-es S. i '!; !,>< I; n| < ville, iliis ironu'b liis labors a:id by (!. \\'a>li lliinle:', w 'm a! once ? ?. i. "Vi j. I laioel; ,-il l. niled lint I'forts of tliosp lit"' is in- arki'ow ledtie'l I !?.* sliooliii:', but haila^ eitl-in <oii veil I i? n la>t week, ^ 1 N?rry hopes soon to etainu-d s.-ll'-defeiiso. <'o|)(dand was .ifi.-r v. liirli be went to Weatherit (band in South Car- a cripple, had a withered lei; and find to visit a 1'iiond. Mondav niyhl W. used a crutch. lie was said to be h" bec::ir-? d-^perat.ly ill. death en unusually developed in the trunk and suiiiy a day later. lie was wid<dy TER GUILTY could handle )?*.-. arms as well as any known jis one of the largest and ?F MANSLAUGHTER, one. In a ?|uarrcl w i l?!i Wash 11 n :i- wealtiiiesl furiuers in the eoiinlv. lie ' tor that iiiy'nt. which arose over llun- wai not only a laryo and successI'uf Defense Will Move for terV aooiisinu Cop. land of <diealinu, planter but for vears the rocoivnizod ?Sentence Not Yet Copol.md felled Ilnntor to the floor leader of scientific raruiinir in this rononnced. with liis crutch, mi Hunter alleges. c,,uniy. lie own-d the town of" and while I lunlor was down Copeland Cildville which is surrounded hv his s. i/e.] | junior, drew him towards him- broad acres in which are located a Fob. 20.--The .jury in <elf and threatened to kill him with store, < i! mi1! and the P.anna cotton iter case were out only a knife. Hunter then beya.) to lnill. forinoily Hie (".'oldville .Mannilf hours today before shcut, > iiootiuv' four times. Tiie S'tat fact uriny eompa.iv, an enterprise verdict of m a 11 <1 a null- J laid vical stress on the rauvje of the j w |.i,!i h- proimdeti anl ojicraled irnoys for the ilofensv J bullet--, the nnr;. bein.: downward--:, bin- el!' mri!:i a few year- ayo when otice thai they will j and souvlit lo prove T?y thi> thai becomiuy involved IJio mill property 'or a now trial. j Copehmd niu-l have been shot by ]>assod l? f?i h?*i* hands. Though unrupieiil aruumenls were some one slandimr over him. The , educated, he was a man of e.vtraor ase this lnorninu-. Mr. j ease, has Jheen ably eondlicled on dinary executive ability and his forid of Unioa opened for 1>.?th sides. The verdict of man- i tune was acquired after the w?ar. d was followed by Air. slaughter seemed to lie expected by | lie was about 7.~> years old and was for the defense. Mr. F. many who had closely followed the twice married, his bisl wife beiny a dosed for the State. All case. Miss Addy, who resides at Clinton. ; seemed at their best Maj. I,. W. C. lilaloek, poslmasfor echos arc homy much jjjjATlI OF MR. J. S. BLALOCK. r is ,lis so:> ???' 1"' bad "tie i . r.-lilor, \f:s. Ceo. I. Browning is not yet *>ro" J prominent Citizen of Goldvillo, Lan- "r ville. _ unlor by Judiro (.aire., rcu>f; ('onnty While Visit- ' !l'' Ul" brouv'/U lo flol.1f;.r which C. Wash j " . ' . ville !v?- l,?rial. ried was that "f tho j ! >eif Copobun' in July,!. ^ " LoALL AT BROADDUS & RUFF'S Copeland. T<ee Hunter, j 'a 1 * . subscribe lo "t'nclo li'emus's of the defendant, and ' Laurens, Feb. 2(1.?A telegram was 'Nragay.inc." Only $1.00 a year.