The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, May 29, 1908, Page SEVEN, Image 7
I*-ecil caught a fleeting glimpse
glorious lovelit eyes and clasped
in his arms triumphantly; lift
ithe sweet face to meet 'his kis:
which were showered on lips, c
(Uid throat, while he whispered [.
sionatc words of tenderness, i
l>mk and willing caio.
Wow we pity those who no
|tasted the bliss and exquisite haj
ness which results from the un
of hearts and souls in pure, sw
congenial love, that is a forett
of heaven.
Cecil pleaded in vain for an
mediate marriage but Hoy deela
firnvlv, that she would wait
more year, and if he still wisher
|she would be a June bride. If
still wished it! Ah, if it were \
sible. he would love her all
more for her firmness, and long
i her with more and more passion
I ardor, as the months rolled b
'w % months that Cecil felt would be
| ^endurable were it not that
^should see the beloved face <>)
mV assistant every day at her desk.
W Old Mr. Lawrence was ji
lantlv happy. The wish of his f<
old heart was gratified. For Ik
> well understood he had had this
his mind for a long time, tlioi
sometimes, like Cecil, he was ho
I.. less.
^ The love affair of Minnie ;
^^1 )r. I.aRoehe progressed wond
frilly. bill I>oy insisted that tl
H^Lould not marry till she and G
and, that then they would h;
^^^Blouhle wedding. The time ca
HMjHlast. Boy had fulfilled her v
H^B made the one thousand <
B^H for her father, frightening <
H^HKhalf out of his wits by (ieclari
HB had a great will t<> make I
HHt for her till she could make
^Q^Br thousand.
^^^Blany friends from the city ;
HHHiy from the country, gathc
^HRBBrarmer Drake's parlor to witn
ISH^H double wedding. Old Dr.
I^^^Hrr and two daughters were tlu
HBl he had the honor of giving hi
^^^^Hdcs away. Xcver were there t
^^BBppier couples joined together
^HHlv bonds of matrimony?tie
hearts more congenial or fit
BMHknit together.
HH^vMay the angels of sunshine, pe;
BHHnd prosperity hover over
HHi round them and may their pa
^^^^vay through life be thickly stre
Bff with flowers. Old Mr. Drake \
proud indeed of his two sonsjB^^law
and often exclaimed triuni]
^^Bautlv
"Ry George! I've got as I
son-in-laws as any man. P>y CI eon
hb That comes of giving my little s>
Ha proper edication."
tBk In conclusion I would say to
BH girl readers that 1 have not gh
you this storv of l?oy to inspire
j^B vour hearts a love for romantic
H venture but to impress upon you
truth of the old adage: "Wh
HP there's a will there's a way." Xe
H say fail.
Mm And girls and bovs; if you h,
jj^F been expensively educated at
R sacrifice of poor but honest parei
W show them that you appreciate
And no matter how poor or illil
I ate thev mav be, honor them.
W (The End.)
A WONDERLAND.
flrNew Zealand's Belt of Geysers
H/.J Boiling Water.
^ one 0il11 nnagine a furious ;
gM active voIcmio with a orator a tli
sand mile.- in extent sunk level v
fip the earlli and thinly covered wit'
vereen of soil, one has some idea
^^Brlic awe inspiring "wonderland"
Zealand's north island.
paffijjBLmnot r>oke a slick into Hie gro
?||i|&B^<t starting a boiling spring,
you turn tlie ground is fa
SHn^fiB^^nvith geysers of boiling wat*1
iots and blowholes, with qui1
oanoes and gurgling "r
Bf>(PfgB all colored fantastically v
H A || Vw hues, ranging from brilli
, Hpliiro to vivicf scarlet. St ran
g^Hril, the entire face or this regioi
B^Bonstantly changing in shape
BoSHcolor, and there are hoi springs 1
HcjaBstre.telling in a continuous chain
miles. The ground throbs
HB quivers with volcanic activity, and
^^Biu the midst of it all are native Mi
^ villages of sunpassing interest,
strange l'iice <>f magnificent sava
|? who, although they have boon cai
S^Rhals within tlie memory of man,
Rgfl&now a highly intWlligwt race
x3?j^ktually send representatives to
Rn9Pnvrliamciit jn Wellington.
P The native women, <.orgeous in
^B Tiionts of crimson, green and pur
are forever puffing stolidly at
H pipes and going hi .Tier and thit
H about their househoUT work with
H| quaintest of babies slung across t.l
H hacks. This reminds me that dome
H work in this strange region is m
light indeed for white housewives
as the Maori women. Every j
^H^^en and hack yard has its hot wi
S>
m.<
1 'mi itk
5 The Pac
yes
= ORGANIZED
vet OVER $100,000,000.00 C
ton This giant of the great West v
isu 0n^ Company in America \
liable for the Company's Obligat
im- and Permanent Disability Claus(
one Llfe Premlum. you can get apol
1 it, dition to the protection against C
lie Write for Specimen Policies a
IOSihe
Convertible Term.
,or | Age?Five Years.
late ^
y? 21 $10.05
Tj 26 10.45
1,is 31 U.05
il)i- 36. 1190
nid
it 41 13.30
46 15.85
47 16 60
48 17.45
mil 49 18.40
I"- 50 19.50
l,0>' 51 20.70
; , 52 22.00
53 23.50
mv 54 25.15
lot- 55 27.00
f-?" LIBERA]
"i"' ROBE
nnprovided
bV nature.
And when those easy going people I
{Trow hungry the mother prepares a !
oth pndd'ing or a joint and drops j
wo 'l 'nto a (',,llvlM1'enl P"t ??f natural
boiling water in the earth, and in a
ypj. tV'W minutes il is eooKed. The same
>ni_ conveniences are still more in evidence
on washing1 day. Stepping care- I
ace * "">' through a tangle of boiling j
md "e.vstM's anf* gurgling mud pots, on* |
.j suddenly comes upon a great eollee- '
\\'i\ l'(Ml na^ve women and girls doing j
vas t,10'r washing in a vast smoking lake I
in- ^ enongh to have steamers 011 it.? j
^j,. W. T. Fita-Gerald in St. Nicholas.
jn,. JUST RHC.EIVED?a nice line of j
! tablets and pound paper; can give !
als -vou sometlli?S new in Initial Tablets.
Broaddus & Ruff.
_ |
ad- Wrav t*l>itn cured nt my Sanatorium in a
?i tf?1 jew weeks. You can return to your
tllO 3B? WOT' i" 30 duya well, frco anJ huppr.
m KbSb I li-iw maiio these linhitR a specialty for
KHru Av^nS 25 ywirn unil cnreil tiioiiHaniU. Cfjpp
n,r WKwSj&w on llonio Trout mont sent rntt
AiMremt lilt. It. JW. WOOI.I.EV,
loa N. Pryor Stroot, A tluntii, da. >
|
tjlc ELECTION OF TEACHERS.
its. The School Board for Newberry '
it. District will, on Thursday, the 4th day j
:er- ?f June, hold the annual election for !
the following positions:
One superintendant of schools, at a I
salary of $1,000.
Eleven grade teachers for the !
white school; salary $40 a month. i
of One principal for the colored
arv $-10 a month.
and Four grade teachers for the colored
on_ school; salary $40 a month.
.ith A'PPl'nations must be in the hands]
^ a of the secretary of board of the 1st j
of June, and applicants must state |
for what grade they apply.
l-t J. M. Davis,
limj May IS. 1008. Secretary.
and
;rly BARBECUE.
,r_l We the undersigned, will give a |
,.p)._ first-class barbecue in the grove in
nud fro?t the residence of i
nth Maybin, in Jones'!
ant So ^,at 'le m-ght sen re the enact[??or
dence cf II. C. Maybin, in Jones'j
j js grove, on Thursday, June 1th, 1008. A
and ''rsi"<*'a;ss? well-cooked dinner is guaricre
anteed lo all. Prices for dinner: Men,'
for ('^s-' i adies, 40 cts., and children
and P?';ce. Dinner vill be cooked by
set KibI*r a,u' '* Ha If acre.
,orj H. C. Maybin.
a D Kdwir 11 n' acro.
?es,
uni- NOTICE.
are I nited States of America,
and District of South Carolina,
toe United States District Court.
hi Re,
yar- Elbert L. Bailes,
P'?' Alleged Bankrupt,
big Ry order of the Court herein,
her dated the i8th day of May, 1908,
the T will sell at Public Auction to the
leir highest bidder for cash on Wedstic
nesday, the 3rd day of June, 1908,
ade at 12 o clock, noon, in the stored
[ins room at Newberry, S. C., formerly
far- occupied by Elbert L. liailes, all
iter the stock of goods, merchandise;
ific Mut
1868 ON "OLD L
>F BUSINESS IN FORCE. ;
/rites all forms of Policies. T
vhose Stockholders' Private F
ions. Every Life and Endowt
a (free of charge). By adding
licy which protects you againsi
)eath, and Total and Permane
it your age. See rates below:
Renewable Term.
10 Pt. 15 Pt. 20 Pi
$10.25 $10.45 $10.7C
10.70 11.05 11.45
11.40 11.90 12.60
12.55 13.40 14.65
14.45 16.05 18.20
18.00 20 75 24.20
19.00 22.05 25.80
20 10 23.50 27.60
21.35 25.10 29.55
' 22.75 26.85 31.65
24.30 28.80 34.00
26.00 30.90 36.5C
27.9U 33.25 39.25
30.00 35.85 42.2C
32.30 38.65 45.4C
j A-orawroY ooi*
CRT NORRIS, Ge
and fixtures, formerly belongini
to the said Elbert L. Bailes, sai<
Roods and merchandise consisting
of dry goods, notions, shoe.'
clothing-, hats, gents furnishings
etc.
The appraised value of the sail
stock of goods as shown by the in
ventory made thereof is $12883.0=
Inventory and stock may be in
spectcd upon personal applicatioi
to the undersigned. Terms of sa
cash.
Cole L. Blease,
Reccivei
5-20-2tawudos.
LOW RATE MILEAGE TICKET!
ON SALE BY SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.
500 Mile State Family Ticket
$11.2.1?Good over tiie Southern Rail
way in South Carolina for the hen
or dependent members of a famil>
Limited one year from date of sale
1000 Mil es Interchangeable Indiv
dual Tickets $20.00?-Good over tli
Southern railway and thirty othe
roads in the Southeast aggregatin
30.000 miles. Limited one year froi
date of sale.
2000 Mile Interchangeable Firi
Ticket $40.00?Good over the South
em Railway and thirty other roads i
the Southeast aggregating 30,00
miles for a manager, the head of
firm or employe. Limited to five bu
good for only one of such persons a
one time. Limited one year from dat
of sole.
1000 Mile Interchangeable Indivi
dual Ticket $25.00?Good over th
Southern Railway and seventy fiv
other roads in the Southeast aggrt jat
ing 41,000 miles. Limited one yea
from date of sale.
On and after April 1st, 1903, a
mileage tickets will not be honore
for passage on trains nor in check
ing baggage except from non-agonc
stations and stations not open for th
sale of tickets, hut must be presente
at ticket offices and there exchange
for continuous ticket.
Money saved in passage fare b
purchasing tickets from Souther
Railway agents. Fares paid on train
will be at a higher rate.
'fall on Southern Railway Ticko
Agents for mileage tickets, passag
tickets and detailed information.
J. C. Lusk,
Division Passenger Agent,
R. \\ . Hunt, Charleston, S. C.
Assistant General Passenger Agen
AI la nt a, Ga.
NOTICE.
All persons holding demand
against the estate of William C
lyree, deceased, are hereby notiflc
to render an account of thir demand:
duly attested, to Mr. Joseph 10. Noi
wood, at the Newberry Savings Hani
Newberry. S. on or before the lot
day of .June, DOR.
John P. Tyree,
Administrator &e., of William C. T>
l'ee, deceased.
5-.15-11 a w-3t.
ual Life
HE" BASIS.
ASSETS $15,000,000.00.
he Pacific Mutual Life is
ortunes are held, under the U
nent Policy contains the Tc
I a few dollars to the regu
t Sickness and Accident, in
nt Disability.
Non-Participating,
t. Whole Life.
) $15.70
17.65
20.15
23.45
I
27.75
1 33.65
1 35.05
36.55
38.15
39.90
I 44.70
> 43.65
> 45.75
> 47.95
' 50.30
iTTRAOTS,
meral Agent,
Newberry, S. C.
? notice or election. jzz
rr Whereas, by an act of the ge
.s al assembly of the State of S
. C arolina, passed at its session
1908, and approved 2f>th Febri
j 1908, the question of the iss
and sale of Thirty Thousand
. ''irs worth of coupon bonds
^ Hovd Township, or Township
6, in Newberry County, for
j manent public road improven
was directed to be submitted tc
qualified electors of said towr
at an electio nto be held for
purpose at a time during the
1908 to be fixed by the Co
Supervisor of Newberry Coi
s and said act further directing1
managers to conduct said ele<
be appointed by said Superv
and. whereas, under the terms
provisions of said Act. the sai
i Monroe \\ icker. Countv Sup
I- sor, has named Thursdav,
fourth day of June. 190S. as the
'. lor the said election and has
pointed the following named
i- managers to conduct said eleel
e At Trinity church. Tno. \\\ |
r drix, J. Y. Floyd, Jno. S. L
shore; at Longsiiore's store, \\
II Rowland, S. F. Senn. Daniel
hart; at Rccdcrville's sehool Ik
11 VVm. Dor rob, VV. L. CJolding, |
Livingstone.
11 Now, therefore, we, the 1111
0 signed Commissioners of 5
ft Injections for the County of .N
t berry, at the re(|uest of the sai
t Monroe \\ icker. County Supi
?> sor, and pursuant to said Act
hereby give notice that said eie<
i- will be held on Thursday, the fo
e day of June, 1908, to vote 011
e question of the issuing and sal
thirty thousand dollars' worth
i> coupon bonds by Floyd Town;
or Township No. 6, in Newb
county, for permanent road im
veinent. I Iiose in favor thereof <
vote the ticket on which shal
* printed the words, "For the issi
y bonds," those opposed shall vot<
ticket oti which shall be printed
words, "Against the issue
^ bonds."
Polls will be opened at 7 o'c
^ a. 111. and closed at 4 o'clock p,
^ said polls to be opened and flet
held at the following preen
,t ' rinity church, Longsiiore's s
e and Keedervilie's sehool lioust
which election only the qual
electors of said Township sha
allowed to vote, and which sha
conducted in the same matiue
^ general elections. The mana
j alxjve named are hereby appoi
to conduct saifl election, one
whom may call for boxes and
ets at the office of the chairmai
* and after May 29. 1908.
I*red II. Dominic
Chain
M. J. LoiisIh re,
J. 1'. Harmon,
Commissioners State Fleet
fj
Wing's Sweet Sixteen Kisses.
fashioned ehoealates, fruit la I
caramels, peanut brittle, cJiocj
almomls, ate,, ju.-it roceived.
Broad d us & Iiu
/national bank of i
"AIN'T NO USE, BILL, IT'S
A repository in which you 1
posited, and maybe your valual
strong enough to resist the a
Entrust them to us. They wi
With an account opened with
check, thereby insuring accural
methods of keeping accounts,
convenience and safeguard for
-A- E^nsri-s; iicc
DIRECTOl
M. A. Carlisle. H. C. Mosel
J. A. Blackwelder. Robt. Norri
B. C. Matthews. S. B. Aull.
We Lend
TO
=! Buy He
outh I We provide easy terms o
of
wiry. We enable borrowers to
ning
Doi- In Monthly Installments, 01
inNo.
allowed to meet obligations
lent, It is cheaper than paying
> the 8aV0 money to buy a hoi
that Contract.
untv ^ y?U wan* *?
,nt>- take a Security Contract.
that
:tinn Call on A. J. Gibson, Ass
'ami Treasurer, at office, cornei
i,i J. streets, next door to Gopel
3 security loan and i1
apas
JLs.1 "V^T I
Lion : i |
i POST CARD i
nise,
N Don't buy your
t'a" y?u see my line,
f, ceived a new stock
I have sold for the
urtli at once. Also hav
c or sortment of Post C
ship, icheapest to the hig
crry
S MAYES' B00I
ic of "
i the ?
I tl(1)LJ NEWBERRY UNION STATION. ^
j P
lock Arrival ^ Departure of Passenger "{JjJ
, m>, Trains?Effeetivo 12.01 A. M.
lion Sunday, April 26, 1908.
urc
icts:
tore. Southern Railway: 8 Pi.
<lt v' i.*4 rt * i\ . I 3
ilicd ?! !,,r Or^.nv.n.. .. ..8.;,7a.m.|
II he o 1 iirrir>i;i .. . .1.-10 p.m. I 6mg
jl i No. '1 f??r Hreenvill-i .. ..15.10 p.in.
^ No. 1(! for Columbia S.-I7 p.m. fi ^
Rcrs C., N. & L. Ry. | k
0j *N'o 8"> for 1,anions "?.!:) a.m. |
tick- 'or (,,>hunl)ia .. . .3.-17 a.m.! I I
j oji ft reen villa Ip.m. I B
N'o. for Columbia .. ..'{.'JO p.m. Bshs
k "No. 'Jo for J/aureus . . . .7.25 p.m. I >
nan *No. 84 for C'-oInin)>ia .. . .8..'{(J p.m. I IP
* I)oos not run on Sunday i
This time table shows the times at 1 r
ions, which trains may he expected to de- HK
part from this station, hut their do- Hgj|
o..l parture is not jruaranteed and the
lets, time shown us subject to change with- po
ilate out notice. IjP.'i'r!
G. L. Robinson,
Station Maator. Sold e
DEWBERRY S. GBURGLAR
PROOF." ^
have your money debles
stored, should be
ittacks of the burglar.
11 be absolutely safe.
us you can pay by
:y and system in your
There is no greater
handling money than
IS:
ley. T. B. Carlisle,
s. Geo. Johnstone.
Jos. H. Hunter.
Money
>mesl
f payment.
accumulate a fund
i which interest is
s at maturity.
rent. If you want
Tie take a Security
iy for any purpose
It pays.
tant Secretary and
- Boyce and Adams
and Brothers.
NVESTMEMT SO.
3 U .?"t L"?L ."kf. O.
ALBUMS!
Album until
Have just rethe
best that
money. Call
e a large asards,
from the
,hest price.
( STORE.
ind guaranteed by Gilder & Weeks