The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, March 03, 1908, Page FIVE, Image 5

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WXJat&Olf.MrZ. <n>n*i?wtTrrfuronrratf> va^t-Lu, ,.v,'i!^u We are still selling the si 1 Every article will besold f o. one yard or article to the and the prices will make y P All $1.50 and $1.25 Dress < ' two doors above Post offi Farmer s Union Bureau of j1,ial aro dangerous, i Information Hotter whistle than whine. ?Conducted by the- I. Ho that sowc,h. a brec/'c sonw" South Carolina Farmers' Educa-j',mos l'l-al,!> a cyclone. Gossipers, tlonal and Co-Operation Union, j take warning. ffcjyCommunications intended for this j ^ 0 are llu; I'armors Union bedepai'tment should be addressed to J. C ' eause the union is good enough and Stribling, Pendleton, S. C. there 's nothing hotter to sei into. ! Quit howling so niuoh yourself and On account of doubling our mail-IS" 1? doing the riglin thing. This will I ing 'ist to newspapers recently we j l*ause yout enemies to do the howlhere repeat this notice: lingua while. < all lor a change and Send in all reports, orders for lit-i^?U " era hire, blanks, charters and funis! ?'der lo cure the sour belches to J. W. Reid. Reidville, S. C. j von "nl Uy 1 ?*> >"? I" swallow up the , . I whole union, don't trv to make some \ When von want an organizer or! , , .. , i , i i ,i | other lellow swallow the medeeiu'e V speaker in vonr countv, address the i . . ., . ' . , tlu: union prescribed tor your owm \ committeemen in your congressional , ,,, , . .. . . * ^ J disease. .Just as well back your ears, fistiie., viz. [gulp it down and ruminate on the | J. W. 1*orks, Parksville; J. C* jthing awlivile and you'll be a better Stribling, Pendleton; 0. I. Goodwin, i u?;on ,mJn next time. Laurens; J Fra"k Ashe, Councils- | T|i(j Fai.rael.s, lFllviuql is a];iul. lllR. I vitlci I. C. Willousnby, Moreuce; I.. claa8ot r,s havo ,hoil. | I,. Baker, Bishopville; or B. B?m, j ?Ws llMulc , to somjUli,^ tor M 1 eiullclon, for tlie tlunnselves an.l niato (he worl.l move m 'list net. ! forward. |i,; ?" '<> Anderson ".mi-J wherever lire Farmers' Union has m ly, will lake i:i six new members al ?.|Mll| ,1<>K, ,, (.<m?m,ui|Vl ;;;fe ne.Nl meelins:. The hoys are mad. irel- ,|u. jn?. t.,|u,.aU,(1 a:i,i tin- lesperate. and have learned llie.v j j,, ,.v(.rv J? < "?'! hnl"Uo ?"">"<* Wll,'""t [makes it mueli harder Cor tllim "rfliek SJ lielp and lots oC .1, so tlrey are Call- | (llK.1. ? ,.ht) (u ,lo ins m line just like men that meant ; ||l(, |an|U,, ,,,, ?? .,||v to mak'e sop>e howl. hill :ne what ! , . You never had amy idea tlie tarmei ? you are doing. I. . J, ... . | 1 had so niaimy friends untal you gel / ii p n . a good strong Farmers' Union in fc Dry summer usually follows a we. K rc ii i iii i .-.Jo county, did you? & t winter. If tins rule holds good tins year, the farmer who does not pro- ^0,1 ne\ei could say, Good Lord, pare his land's for a dry season will j deliver us out of the hands of son* ,f ]0|-j. * of our friends," with so much gracv . i as vou can now since the recent New & Preparation ol lands by dvcp , . , , . . , >mY .' , ,111 York panic squeezed out the deceit mi -d plowing not ?nly prepares the laud j . ' , ... . . m ii.i, ., ,i i ? Hi? I also Inends! TO for drought, hul it atlso makes the | W ' best preparation to stand heavy rains! I'^judice never builds up anyf or long wel spells. !(lu"^ 11 ''own 'Vien.lslnp, cof'f Cotton bears and fertilizer trulls opernhon, progress, and laughs ovo have bevn the chief subjects for ; ?">? "?" ?"'??* ?"? demon t. ' abuse by cotton growers for nrany ion'^'' the union. years. If you are in earnest about : tjhis thing now is the ti.me to cut | The Cities Against Homo. their acrpiain.laiwe; d<m't hvke men The farmer has seen many changes into your business and mix with them j in the manner of the controlling am if you cannot trust livem. the conducting of business in th.: &| Getting in tronbl'e is smooth down past few years. From the tiller ol | Va| hill going; getting out is up hill and (he soil '.being able to control tlu | Mm sometimes very slippery climbing, markets of grain, that power has Before you contract any debts this slipped from him until it is nianipuyear on your coMon crop better count i lnted by the grain operators of larg( on only one ba'le this season whvre I cities, lie is uncertain as to wliethei you got two last year. lie will receive adequate 'eompensaK W Don't ca'lculate on all others cut- tion for the concentration of business ting acreage and you neing tTic only : in cities is to take from the farmei man to enlarge his cotton acreage. I and residents rxf the smaller towns ,M Now and Ihvn you httar of someone ; their opportunity to buy their ueresH? being shot with a gun that they sities at home and require them t< || thought not loaded. Play with things | send their money to cities. Pcrhaus w ' 11 11 ' ' ' ' 1 ? HBB H0|M Kfl| hH HH ^H[ OF THE a? rfXZ?t.;,WAx,L';v:t3MeamREiec?Rtc.To:X'im&vm? mt^ rock at prices never before - less than factory prices, whole stock at about ha!1 ou buy. Ne ver again will ; jioods, black and colored, p p * ? * V^v5? * K K I H OmBOBBB ^OTtmDOTESStI^BI^?raOTCTOWaiWSHOT!iUOTK?rary-Nt57IPmS^X'rr5.!?.T rannaSTmiZZSECTOT j t he s( routes I factor in tins dest rue- I Ship Siberian Timber 8,000 Miles, lion of home markets is the concerns An Australian corporation ha I k'nown as catalogue houses. Their Ujust received a concession from <h , aim is t??. if possible, drive tiie re- j Russian government to lake ont thir sail merchants locale.! in the towns !y million feet of timber a year fron j??f all stales out of business. The a forest in Siberia, nine hundre< j home merchanl lias repeatedly coin- | -miles from Vladivostok, to be deliv i plained to his patrons and asked them .ered in Melbourne, Australia, approx jliial in-lead of sending llieir money imately eight thousand miles awa> {abroad for what they need to give and nearly three times the di*lanc ; him the opportunity to do so at il'rom New York to San Francisco, prices as low or lower, for the same | It is likely -that no lumbering opei j quality of goods as that offered by ation of recent years more strongl Ihe catalogue houses. illustrates the pinch in the timh* Our members of congress have supply in all parts of tlie world. 1 been aware of such conditions and ev- the news of the concession, told in a erv one of them are ibitterly oppose.! American 1 lumber journal, is the sui ! to any change in our postal laws, r svion of liic difficulty thai all com j which would give the catalogue iiousc tries may have to encounter in .ye a stronger hold on trie trade of the I ting the wood which they need in tl country. These congressmen are not 'future. Every year timber ernisei narrow minded men, but have h\?en j are going further and further afiel drilled in the relentless mill of years ' and cutting trees which, in formi of experience. One of the Iowa con- "times of abundance, they passed In iT'-'ssnien lias made the remark that he cause of the inaccessibility o>f the fo is opposed to the encroachment of est. the catalogue house on tlw< home mer- Jn taking out the Siberian timlx chant for the good reason that in the ; the Melbourne lumbermen will iia\ j sending of money In an unseen and m ship the entire year's cut in Jul j unknown merchant, gives that mer- August, September and October, ft chanl an opportunity to practice un- during the remainder or the ye: j scrupulous tactics upon the unsus- there is no open water at the poii i peeling customer. shipment. What makes this unusi ! As wo have said in (lie beginning ! al feature of transporting bulky lot of this article it is Hie object of the i S.000 miles qui-le feasible is that siu promoters of ihe catalogue house to I unmanufactured stock is admit>t( drive the home mercha.it out of hnsi- j free, while there is a heavy duty < ness and if they succeed in doing so, all manufaolnrede wood brought inl it means the ruining of our beautiful j .Austrialia. the duty on lumber. f< and home-like towns. When you instance, being only $.">.00 a thou have depleted the home town you ami board feel. At Melbourne, a ne | have done much toward depreciating i mill is being erected to manufadui the value of farm lands. So this is a -these logs into dressed stock, such ; question that no! only is of vital in- flooring, ceiling and other producl terest to the retail merchant, but ' as well as into lumber it is of just as much interest to the These Siberian operations .liffi citizens of our towns and to the far- from Ihe lumbering methods in II mers. II would eertainlv be a le- Fniled Stales, in that In Ibis eounh plorablc condition if we were obliged j| js possible and customary to ha\ j to send away fir Ihe most of what ! new mills conveniently near the pla< we n^ed bc->i- o--r nome merchants ,,f production though, wilh Ihe cm have been < i n out of business by tinually decreasing supply, the la Ihe catalogue bour.es. n,j']]s 0j',pn fj?(| jj profitable I : These concern* mus( pay for llivir haul their limber by rrams and rai , goods just Ihe simp as Ihe merchants roads many miles away from Ihe : at home, and some one must pay the saws. Forest experts in this counti millions of dollars they spend every 'say that the hope of the Failed Si: i year in advertising their business. On j tes for a steady supply of timlx : lop of this expense is tjie thousands 1'lies in the application of forestry t upon thousands of dollars tliev pay all linvberlands, private and publi : every month for rent of the buildings and the careful study of Ihe eeoiu they occupy, b'esides the additional j mica I and better nlili/.ation of pr< expense of an army of clerks. The ' ],'von so< a severe shortage i i i i i ,. i , I went v to I went v-lflve years must V home merchanl is not called upon to . . 1 expected. meet any ol Ihese expenses. I > __ II seems Ihe most of us should have . Compulsory Education. , inbred pride enough to prompt us Io j Southern Christian Advocate, i trade at home. | We regrot to note that a .bill P< ^v?TO_an:KRwwi^7?sfl!wn7ra?W2trisa!>40^;vroii!r^T'J.'PBV'v ; irZTVjtf&ib'iBUCKVSffiU.*. .vnR'r:!;/1 Txw.ac:$sxnr affirm ) made in Newberry, S. C, Remember, we will sell you f cost price. Come, look, you have a chance like this. at 65c. yd. This stock is H * 8 * M - \ compulsory education lias a train fail-1 Suppose We Wox'e Invaded. s ed1 of passage by tiro present le^is- j Lieut. llujrh dohnson, in Kverye'laturc. With due allowance for tlio j body's. - j real conviction that weijrhed in the What could happen in a year once n 1 successful opposition, in the liirht ol'' (iermany or .lapau had establishcd 'the facts and needs, we arc frank to buses on our shoes, is appalling, and - say thail the preponderant obstruc- impos>ible of sensible conjecture. in 'tion urew out of prejudice, mistaken the east. Ocrmany could fortifv ami , economy, ami a misconception of the defend Nnw York almost lieyond hope e ! l ue niennimr and punposo of personal j of recapture. Washington, IMiiladelliberty. These are weighty and con-, phia, and the coast defenses would ._ ' fusimr influences, we know, and as certainly fall, leaving navy without a v | the results show they may affect th,* base and helpless. Whether she j action <rf individuals by distort in,?! would depend on whether she had n'the val-ie of fads and warpinvr rea any mh.jecl in doinir vo. ? son and judgment. yet without jriv- ()n j,.. ;1, ; ..im. r- "U' the lea f niiis- for^pieM , pl(l, T]|( ,;)m ;)| s,.ll(.s ;i,?. , their h.-i;. -|v of conviction and the , . , i ( , o| t .;< ii Met sections in the t nil etz-nt.v ot then- jnsio.-e. , , . . I 11 \? ?>i Id, a new and better .Japan. ne>e ; One move on the part of the op-, I ween it ami the interior '(retches an ponents we note with regret, it is [almost unlbroken line of mountains, Id j their parlin.iirenl.ary device to shut (Hanked by ureal desert regions im''' ; off full dobale. Whatever Uic. motive, passable to marchin-r armies; taken f5* | it puts tlieni in the position of avoid-j l"*re| her, these constitute the most. r" inir the publicity of dismission, or of I formidable military outworks in the ^ | treating lijrhtly a measure of vital world. Once lodged behind that na- Jsj r importance and widespread interest, i tural redoubt, with fheir owni conn- mm 'e ]tl ;1]| such measures fullness of!'rv !,,,d the island chain behind Iheni, jv >* discussion should be courted by both P he dislod'.-menl < I the Japanese W sides if both be equally holiest aml|u":,'d he a.bsl:'i>e a military pro- F n" earnest <d' purpose. For from such J '!!l !IS ever conlronted the mind II disens>ion not only does new litrhl M -cuius with a XerxeMan host at -come to the open minded legislator his command. We have a respcelaihle 's but education to the iiiteresled eiliz- ;,avy, but the t ? > l< of p-.licintr a ter"h enship. ritorial irrand division, mainlainiin> '(l | We consider worlhv of rpi??tali<?n h'!1 he world. ,n : the four points emphasized bv Mr. |"lvlll!i libber to the predominate n Anil, of Newberrv, the author of thv (,r ,1,?' >uu} preserving our >rj present :bi 11: ' national inle-r.ty, is a fairly lar^e, s- | .. , .. one for so small a weapon. 1. I na universal education was es- 1 w | seii.lial and illiteracy a danirer to j'lhe State. The State tiives the schools "When attacked by a> contrh or a ,S and therefore attendance should be}'/"11' ?'r "'hen .v,,nr is '< S' compulsory. Is '"^lishness to take any other i o ,IM ' , ir c ii oi i, medicine than Dr. Kim?'s New l)is2. I h?' uencral welfare of the ttlalo ,, ,, , '?* , . II I* * 1 I W< covei v, savs < . <). I ddi id'^e, ol denends upon (lie individual wcllare .. -.. ,,M , .. r.mpire. (ia. "I have used New id the citizens. I he children ol th? ... , , '.V ... . -i c i iliiscovcrv seven wars am I know it , ?Stale are its tut lire citizens. ?. , , e | I is llu iiest r. nie.lv on earth for c ;{- T!"' ?'li.hirer, of the Stale have l ^ (<n|j|s; (.rM|||)) i(mI j|H Mm ir i''-ht- a< well as the parents, | (,u.(i;1| ;|ll<) ,nfnl)l<.s> M)v and the claun that the bill would jsn|)j>H j(> )m;( ^ ,t) do away with parental cont rol wn.?, j , )is,.llV(.,.v. ()!li(.|<K ,.?res everv :.ltherefore absurd. jlack." Known the world over as the i.-' 4. The experience of other Slab's | |<imr of throat and hum remedies. y j showed that compulsory education Sold under juaranleo at W. K. Teli could be made effective and was for Son's drujr st?,re. ntlc. and r | the best interest of the State. $1.0(1. Trial bottle free. ? : Without enterinsr info detailed ar e, I *>-tiiii *iiI here and now, we realTinn our! A Higher Health Level. >-j-belief in the need and wisdom of! "I have reached a higher health compulsory education and our faith level since I be?an nsinu' Dr. Kinjr's n | in its ultimate adoption. Hack of I\ew Life I'ills," writes .lacoh Sprin10 this convict ion lie economic, social, i-re r. of West I'Yauklin. "Maine. "They and moral considerations, tho trend j keep m> stomach, liver and bowels ! of educational thought, the exper- workinv .just ri-jht." If these pills i ionce of other Slates and nations, jdisappoint you on trial, money will and the growing demand of the pvo-ihe refunded al W. I'. Pelhani and >r ipl'O, [Son's Druyr store, 'inc. 1 1