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OPRIATION BI CARRIES $1,777,32! 001rME"DATIONS Or WAY AND MEANS COMMTTEE qm, Citade Election, and Col ored College Responsible for Increase Recommended. ,Special to Herald and News. L- Columlbia, Feb. 7.-The annual ap propriation bill, to meet the ordi nary expenses of the State govern ment for the fiscall year begiinin, January 1, 1910, and such other ex penses as may be incurreld by th present general assembly, as report ed by the ways and means commit tee of the house of representative ?iarres an appropriation of $1,777, 352.84, as against a total of $1,632, 439.19 earnied by the appropriatioi bill passed by th-. legislature las session, or an increase of $144,913.66 For the State Hospital for the In sane $70,000 additional is appropri ated upon the urgent'l?recommenda tion -*f-the legislative investigatin, committee, the majoriby of th, eo=mittee wanti.n-g to make the in crease larger. This increash is fo: aditional maintenanee and equip ment. On aeeount of the fact tha this is ,election year, an increase o: $31,500 was necessary for electioi purposes. For the Citadel $35,000 additiona was recommended to build anothe: storY for additional idornitories, an( $14,000 for the State colored col lege by reason of the recent destrue tion by fire of its dormitory. Thes items of icrease total $150,500, an< had the committee seen its way~clea to exclude them from their recom t mendation's the bill woutd, reall have carried less. The appropriation for the govern or's office is fixed at $16,500, thern being an increase of $2,500 over lasi yer( in the amount provided "foi enforcement of the law," thii amount being fixed at $5,000 thi. year. There is no change in the ap opriation for the secretary oj state's office and the comptroller gen eral's office, the appropriation foi t'he former being fixed at $6,700 ani for the latter at $11,550. For the insurance' commissioner's office th4 amount fixdd is $8,400, an increast of $1,000 over last year. . There are some mi*cer changes it The appropriations .for the othei 'State offices, but ther'e is no materia. increase or decrease. Fo -the de partmnt of agriculture, commerec .and immigration an increase of about $3,000 is recommended, the a.pproprn ation being fixed at $15,000. The appropriation recoramended~ for t!he University of South* Caro Jina- is $96,883, an increiase of about $12,000. The appropriation for Winthrop is about $11,000 less than last year. .The whole appropriation recom mended for the Citadel, includirig the inerease -niamed, is $65,000, and $31,. 900 is 1ecommnended for the Institute for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, an in. rease of about $2,000 over last year The total 'recommendation for the State colored college is $24,284.44 For other educational purposes the appropriation is $88,039.65. , For the State Hospital for the In saame $200,000 is. reieommended foi traintenanee, $3,000 for salary o~ superintendent, $1,200 for board o: regents, $50,000 for improvement aixd repairs, anid $671.01 for the ad ditional amoun'.t due the inivestigat Fing committee, making a total od $54,817.01. For the South Carolina mIdus trial school the recommendation i $7,500, an increase of about $3, 500'over last year. -For the peniten tary the appropriation is the sam -4$6,550. The recommendation o $262,000 for pensions is the same a was appropriated ilast year. Th4 -item for interest on bonded debt i also the samne-$295,586.22. For elee tons the amount named is $39, b . The miscellaneous item i about $68,0ft and the onecessar; appropriati ss are of .course recomn menided for the expenses of the gen eial assembly. The levy wi11 of eourse not be fixed until the bill has been considere< and acted upon by -the ge-neral as sembly. J. K. A. PLAN CORE EXPOSITION. Movement Launched at Columbia. Alex. D. Hudson President. Cohunbia, Februar'y 3.-At a cor ference held today it was deel,ded t begin active steps to:.ard hoiding corn exposition here niext Decembei The plan is to enligt the cooperatio # all *Whambers of commerce an boards of trade and individuals ir the State. It is hoped that $5,000 ma: be raised for prizes. Aetive step were also taken to sub-divide thi work among the committee. Presi 3 dent Alex. Hndson stated that he i! very much gratified at the enthusias tije support given the, movement. i accordance with the resolutidn passe< at the recent meeting the committe( appeared before the says and mean4 committee of the house and secur< a favorable report on a $1,000 ap - propriation to be put into the bill. The money is to be expended unde - the direction of the president and thE c comgaissioner of agriculture, com - merce and industries, and the work 1s a to be done under direction, of these - and the head of the agriiltural de - partment at Olemson ooliege and the , superintendent of extension work - Other meetings will be 'igld later on t PROF. BARRE TO MARRY MISS FLORENCE TILLOTSON Cards Out for Wedding Which Will Take Place in Omaha, Neb., in February. Lexington, Feb. 5.-Mr. and Mrs D. W. Tillotson have issued invita. tions to the marri-age of their daugh ter, Florence Belle, to Henry W Barre Wednesday evening, February 16, at 8 o 'elock in Omaha, Nebraska Mr. Barre is a professor at Clem son college, being in charge of bot j any and bacteriology in the experi .m-ental department. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Barre of Lex i.,gton. SAfter a brief wedding .trip the cou pie will come by way of Washingtor -to Lexington, where a reiception will be tendered them at the home of t1i' groom's parents on CGllege Hill. TheN will make their home at Clemson af ter March 1. Are i Hone With your lar sake of savin~ you use a< only recomm i analysis. It r< cial knowledg rials to analys of a fertilizer terials used, over feed the time and, star This is why I are so popul; gredient has work to do. years experiel goods for Sou enabled us to required. -See that trade ma TRADI F. S. RoystE NORFC Do you know t.hat croup can be prevented. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soon as the child becomes hoarse or even after the eroupy - cough appears and it will prevent the attack. It is also a certain care for - croup and has- never been known to fail. Sold by W. E. Pelham & Son Pulaski Lodge. Pulaski Lodge, No. 20, I. o. o. F., will meet Friday nigpit, February 4, in Kiettner's Hall, at 8 p. m. Let ev ery member attend. C. G. Blease, W. G. Peterson, Noble Grand. Secretary. The Best Hour of Life is when you -do some great deed or discover some wonderful fact. This hour came to J. R. Pitt, of Rocky Mt., N. C., when he .vas suffering in t n.ely, as he says, "from the worst cold I ever had, I then proved to my great satisfaction, what a. wonder ful Cold and, Cough cure Dr. King's New Diseovery, is. For, after taking one bottle, I was entirely cured. You I can't say anything too good . of a medicine like that.'*' It's the surest and best remedy for diseased lungs, Hemorrhages, LaGrippe, Asthma, Hay Fever-any Throat or Lung Trouble. 50c., $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by W. E. Pelham & Son. MONEY ON NEWBERRY REAL ESTATE. If you wish to borrow $1,000 or more for twelve months or longer on real estate in the City of Newberry, call on or write to Eugene S. Blease, Attorney at Law, - Newberry, S. C. 1-17-10-4t.-1taw. (ou d when for the* a few dollars ~rtilizer whose. endation is its ~quires no spe e to mix mate s. ,The value ies in the ma so as not to - plant at one ye at another.. tyster brands ar. Every in its particular Twenty-five ice in making thrn crops has know what is. rk is on every bag MARK ~TERD r Guano Co. LK, VA. I LITTLE TAiLK ON LUMBER may pu you in the way of saving a lot of mo ey. Come and have it vIh us. We want to prove to you how the best lumber is the cheap est at thle start as well as in the end We cannot s:uo you the physical difference- between poor and the hst inui her for we do not har.dle ayv bu' ih-: iatter quality. NEWBERRY LUMBER CO. F anc an" p CITY MARKET. BOOZER BROfMERS TE-JFL.EP3HO>NE= -34. A fuij line of Oat Meal, Buck wheat-, -hredded Wheat, Mac aroni, Catsups, Olives, Higl Grade Ccffees. Canned Bean! Corn, Tomatoes, Heavy Syrui Peaches, Pineapples. BlaCk berries,-etc. Fruits of all kinds an Candies. di$ars and Tobaeco. We also make a specialty c Fresh Pork, Beef and Sausag( Life on Panama Canal has had one frightful drawback m. laria trouble, that has brought su: f6ring and death to thousands. Ti germs cause chills, fever and agu biliousness, jaundice, lassitude,weaJ ness and general debility. Bitt Ele, tric Bitters never fail to destrc them and eure malaria trouble "Three bottles completely cured u of a very severe attack of malaria, writes Wm. A. Fretwell, of Lucam N. C., "and I've had good heall ever sine.' Cure Stomaeh, Liv and Kidney Troubles, and prevei Typhoid.' 50c. Guarante%d by N E. Pe2ham & Son. NOTICE Or FINAL SETTLEMES AND DISOHARGE. Notice is hereby given that we, Executrices of the estat6 of J. M. 1 Ruff, deceased, will make a final se tlement of the personal estate of sa deceased at the office of the Proba Judge of Newberry county, on Mo day, February 21st, at 11 o'clock.a M., and immediately thereafter a: ply for a discharge as Administr trices of said estate. Minnie L. Caldwell, Lizzie Ruff Shaw, Administratrices of the person estate of J. M. H. Ruff, deceased. 1-18-4t. 1taw. - EXTRA TERM COURT ORDERE] In obedienec to an order of H Excellency, Governor M. F. Anst dated January 12th, 1910, notice hereby givem that an extra tEr~m< the court of common pleas for Nes beri-y county, S. C., will begin on ti 14th day of Feburniary, 1910, and co. tinue for such length of time as me be. necessary. All persons interste in said court will please take miotie Jno. C. Goggans, Clerk of Court. T he ROYA1L stanar $65"0 Typewriter THE ACKNOWLEDGED STANDARD OF TODAY. Will turn out more neat perfectly aligned work, with less effort and with less wear on its working parts than any other Typewriter made. YOU CAN PAY MORE BUT YOU CANNOT BUY MORE I. WISON GIBBES, General Agent for South Carolina. Repairing and Supplies for all Typewriters & Adding IMachines. COLU1MBIA, - - - - SO. CA. F R1 Apples, Grapes, Candi( Raisins, + Dates, Cit Lemon an Cr. Tartar, 0 ExtractV Le iAll kinds ta e, * i Pickle! yJ s. . Coffee, Tee at Fancy'and ! T We have a f s old stock that v L of price. JONES' ISPECIAL TO EARLY OUR FIRS'l SP RIN( Has arrived. We havy and will sell as "Low as "Good as the Best". Bargains cal on 0. KIJ 934 Main Street. Staggers Skeptics. That a clean, nice, fragrant < pound like Bucklen's Arnica S will instantly ~relieve a ba:d b ut, seald, woun<d or piles, stag skeptics. But great cures prove wonderful healer of the worst st ulers, boils, felons, eczema, eruptio'ns, as also chapped ha sprains an4 corns. Try it. 25c W. E. Pelham & Son's. NOTICE FINAL SETTL.EME2 Notice is hereby given that I make final settlement in the Prol Court for Newberry County, Wednesday, February 9th, 1910, eleven o'clock in the forenoon, guardian of the estate of Kate denaugh, and will immedia thereafter apply for letters dis sory as guardian of said estate for said minor. Nancy A. Beden4baug Gardian Kna Bedenba Oranges Bananas Ae s Nuts Prunes, Figs ron, Currants-' d Orange Peel Baking Powde 9 3 and Spices ble condiments 0 s, Etc., Etc. L and All Kinds ftaple Groceries 3w Toys left from our ili be sold regardless * nu PUCHSERS! SHIPMENTDOF 1 GOODS I ebought at "Low Water Mark" sthe Lwest" and in Quality When in search of Genuine Phone No. 262 INEWBERY UION STATION. alve Arrival and Departuare of Passenger u,Trains-Effective 12.01 A. M. gers Sunda Jaur 2, 1910. it a1 Southern Railway. udsn No. 15 for Greenviile.. .. 8:51 a. m. 'is No. 18 for Columbia.. ....10.58 a. m. . t o.1for Greenville.. ...2.48 p. m3 N.16 for Columbia......8.59 p. m. pC., N. & L Railway, will *No. 22 for Columbia.. . .8.47 a. m. ate- No. 52 for Greenville.'. ..12.56 p. m. on NE 53 for Columbia.. . .3.20 p. m. at *No. 21'for Lauire.ns.. ..7.25 p. n. as **Does not run on Sunday. Be- This tinY ta:ble shows the times tely at which trains may be expected to is- jdepart from this station, but ther and' departura is not guaranteed and the time -shownl is subject to change with bi, nut notice. igh. -G. L. Robiinson, Stan Master.