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The Herald and News . d entered at the Postoffice vMv- ? ry, S. C., as 2*vi class matter. - " r rrvr^AD Tuesday, September 23, 1913. ^ J lOKHiaillBHIlM ! '1^ I Attention of the Charleston Post and the Columbia Record is called to c an article on the sixth page at the c top of the first column.. t Had Harry K. Thaw gone to Mexi- C co he would no doubt have been welcorned and have found congenial com- ^ panions and surroundings. Some people who claim to be pro- ^ hibition leaders sometimes use some I very intemperate language in the j i ? .. kli'i-k c? j ^ pUUliV- pi inic. ?r lift,i,mm . - ? If all the candidates for State of- e Sees go to the State fair in Columbia t next month, as they usually do, the t attendance at the fair will be larger. r We are very glad that Secretary of : State Bryan's engagements have clos- z ed for the season, and we hope that 2 he has earned enough to carry him ! g : through the winter. , r nnirw crT7rD TRIU jf J. -li JCi *3 C. JLJ KJ JLi li JLWJL^IL M-tm The trial of Governor Sulzer, of New York, by the court of impeach- i( ment, composed of the State senate !1 i. and the nine judges of the court of |1 appeals, will be watched with a great ' deal of interest throughout the coun- 1 try. The impeachment of the gover- i nor seems to* have b?en brought about by former friends, because Governor Sulzer refused to be simply a tool in ' their hands. Whether or not they can establish the truth of charges sufficiently grave to warrant his conviction and consequent ejection from his 1 " T7"^? omce remains 10 ue seeu. rui mc sake of the State of New York and* of the nation at large, it is to be hop- 1 ed that the governor is not guilty. The ' Caldwel '^nnpair hwb w w -w Nei Will offer?beginming Tu ? ?a m Come, be with the hunc Newest Store; the store This Weeks Selling of Wool Press Goods. 10 bolts 50 inch serge. The most wanted serge for skirts and dresses. $1.25 value this week per yard at 98c. 50 bolts wool serge and mixtures in black and white stripes, checks, etc., 65c values per yard at 4JJC. Blankets and Comforts. 50 pair blankets, plaid and solids up to $3.50 values per pair, at .$2.49 One case heavy colored blankets at : $1.98 100 extra large and heavy comforts, each at 9Se. j 50 extra large and heavy weight comforts at. special prices for the week. Keep warm by buying blankets and comforts from Our Blanket Department. 30 nieces outing in small check and - , 1 -IT I rln tsnpe m pinK ana Dine, very ; much wanted for making underwear at per yard 10c. 15 bolts white flannel at special trices lor fhe week. 10 Bolts Red Flannel for the Week \ 10 pieces all wool jeans at special week price. . . i 3 bales heavy cheviots at special prices for the week. Caldwell n. r liie More F. M. Ew? I I ? Mi I l??-i i T?-TTg TTTT ???M? ii i ? auses '.vhich have brought about their mpeacnment have created a great e leal of sympathy for the governor, e nd it is to be honed this sympathy c rill be fully justified. e rHE ATTEMPT TO DICTATE TO 1 THE VOTERS. j1 C /-vl it l-annffnort tn tllA n n 1 i 11* - ^ HiALl ClliCl V I l-f u0umii tv j., v, - - -:al principles and ideals of South Car>lina and of the Southern States, is he reason assigned by the Washington S :orrespondent of the News and Cour- 1 er as one of the reasons for the se- < ection "by the administration of Mr. < rVeston for district attorney in pre- t erence to Mr. Thurmond. Says the t ."Washington dispatch referred to: < "It is said, however, that one of the 1 easons for the selection of Mr. "Wes- ( on was to show indirectly that the 1 idministration would favor the re- s Section of Senator Smith, ^ho goes 3 )efore the voters of South Carolina in 1 he primary next August." < So far as our knowledge and infornation goes, both Mr. Weston and vlr. Thurmond are very good lawyers, tnd, as between the two, The Herald ind News had no fight agaiij^t either, md wishes,Mr. Weston well in his . lew position. It is presumed, under he agreement between the :wo? sena- . :ors, that he will be confirmed. ] But if the Washington rorrespon- j lent is correct in his assignment of \. he reason for Mr. Weston's selection, . here has been brouglu to light an jnwarranted effort of the administration to dictate to South Carolina, up- j Dn which we have no doubt the free j " - ' " ...Jit ^ ^ ^ wnite voters or tm? siaie win piuce their stamp of disapproval in no uncertain terms. The War Between the States was a gigantic effort on tlie part of the Southern States to ''.heck the danger! ous tendency of the Federal govern- } ment to infringe upon the rights of | _ . the States guaranteed under tae Federal constitution. In that war the South was defeated, but the battle of j i p. y y rt 14** v t i a i icuuv ?vberry St< acilav mnrnincf?haraain VUUUJ I1IV1 ISISI^ UWI ^MZU Ireds that will block th< > that aiways sells the I 1 case good check gingham at per yard.. .* - ?">c. 1 case chambrey and solid gingham at per yard 5c. I case solid rea, Diue ana greeu quilt calico at per yard 5c. 1 case calicoes in dress styles at per yard 5c. 100 doz. chlldrens 15c stockings at per pair 10c. TT7? ritA ^TTAwtr + r\ cna >Vt? WO.UL CVCl J iUULUCl w ovt lai^ov numbers ^n school stockings. Ladies Yests. 2 cases 100 dozen ladies full bleached vests at each 25c. 9 vp?t? arid nqnts full weight and extra heavy at each. ..49c. 1 case mens Wrights' Health underwear, $1.00 kind at special each.98c. ' the garment. Men, this is a good pick ( up for you. Full line children union suits, etc., i for the little ones. Shoe Selling. We have 50b pair W. L. Douglas shoes we are making a clean sweep of prices almost half of prices marked. Cnmp fit vnnrself tn rlav and save sev ? -? ?- ' ? < eral dollars in your winter shoe bill. 400 pair baby shoes 25 and 35c kind pair 39c. i n t i i * [ ac rtaitn Fhat Sells Wooltex Coat irl. Ma naorpr Nfiwhi (ewberry and Columbia he South wv-iz not in vain, and the sev- A ral States have retained taeir soverlignty, so far, at le^st in the matter ; >f the choosing of their own officials _ md of those to represent them in be national congress. South Carolina was the leader of sucession, and ler people have ever stood for their ights and the rights of their State is they have seen them. It is safe to say that the vr of South Carolina, while as loy?.- to the ^eaerai government as me peopie 01 my State, are not going to stand for my dictation from Washington as .to :he man whom they shall elect as :heir senator. As matter cf f.ict, any ittempted dictation, as in this in:sance, if the report in the News and Courier be correct?and it seems to De inspired?will meet with that resentment which it deserves, and that resentment will be expressed at the polls next summer in no uncertain :erms. . The free white voters of South Carolina will not be die taied to, and they can not be bought with Federal patronage, or anything else. ___ 1\ o c T* nmrn Tn \ if u?5 niivnii j.11 vt. . The State, 20th. John R. Hunter died at 2.10 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the- homo of tiis son, W. V\r. Hunter, 1S19 raylor street. Funeral exercises will be held at the residence at 4 o'clock this afternoon and ihe interment will be u Elm wood cemetery. Mr. Hunter had been ill for some time. He was 65 years of age and was born in Laurens county. He moved to Helena, where he was connected with the Southern railway, nrid oflar TY-i/-.171 ii er tr\ PnlnmViio "ho wac aiiu auti niu - aiiv .. connected with the same company. For the past few years he has been an engineer with Weston & Brooker of this city, which position he held at the time of his death. He is survived by a widow and two children: : Mrs. Leone Lynn of Cochran, Ga., ~ . J TT7 TT7 TJ rrrV? r\ Pa r? TTA0T?0 Vl Q C" auu VV . VV . numci, WI1U 1V/1 Jta io una been a pressman with yie R. L. j Bryan company. i I ! m ranger's >re | s throughout the s'ere. I e aisles of Newberry's best. I i 300 pair baty shoes 25 and 35c ki:id at per pair 20c. Ladies Suits and Coats. Here is where we come in big, buying for our two stores and buying in large quantities. i We can handle lots at special prices. Come and take a look through our suit and coat department. The worlds newest at your command. We sell wooltex coats and suits. The greatest suit values in the world at each aa a a ami i Great line children coats for school and Sunday wear. Come let us show you one piece serge dresses and waists. Many models :o c'noose from.; Leave your order at The Newberry . --l ? j x ? *n _ cn 5 r store ana it win ue mien irom uur big store in Columbia, it' we haven't it'here. Any size and any color's if j its new we have it ia silk eponge cnogonals, cords, plain cord and ; serges. Either in silk and wool. All the newest weaves are to be had in plenty sizes from 14 to 44. Full line notions', corsets, gloves, handkerchiefs, girdles, dress trimmings, hosiery, allo^er lace and embroidery. All the new things arej added every day. Come feel at home j once aeain at Newberry's best store. I 9 Arantrrov* c s and Suits ?rry Store ! r * 'Teach Your I mmmmmmmmmmm jumbbb - ?j?. ii iP?l lip 'iv.vrM xvV* ivji'( ** * ' .'6 * *. * .****..*. Sv-V;v| . . -; . : ;:4 Se Sev Will be presented ber of votes. T1 ble, after the cont \ Mildred Wilsorf Kid ridge Hubbard Duncan Sligh Farrow T T? Picon Tr. J . X<- J Roberta Mann Lillir? Taylor Lillie Killian Arthur Kyser Mazie Dominick W. R. Reid Henry D. D.:rrch Fred Jones , 1 *1 T> iNatnaumai rnesbic} Roland Hutchison Frank Bowers Murray Mcintosh Herman Calvert Jno. D. Boylston Setli Boozer A. T. Garrett Luther B. ozer T L. Creed L. W. Mills Caroline Williams W. S Spearman Jr. Carrie Russell G^o. Sanders Hayne Boozer Lil.ie Stockman Ford Mangum Odessa Wilson Addie Spurlock T. C. Thompson Grady Berry Get your HEATERS an and Grates is complete, iu your order. We will put up your old T* trnvi7 frVnncr in GOOD F1 - ? When We WES lollars to Hav YOU WANT "SERVICE' service in the clothes them sells them to you, the store ii get all these degrees of serv ours is the only one of its kir Fall Woolens for men?we each is an IDEAL?the best tailors can make?the highes ored to your individual mea, Our fall styles for men am man as a "smart dresser." with youri to nicely. With e ?i?3; ?1 : :i 1 emouuicu in uui wnuicu suu $15.00 $21 No More You can pay three tc if you want to?but \ can jay one of ea* f No More All tli#* latest shant A. &A1 . United T n.i n nai 1109 Caldwell St. Opposite N ptember 3< in Days More T/Pl^C1 to the person who has le votes will be counte est closes at 6 0 CLOi ^ote Your Tick< o Tnn Wotford Lever Hoyt Nobles iq 4.00 Eugene Mize ? ->oo Harry Kleckle; James Mills Ki _00 Hattie Davenp , ^no Mamie Cline Ion Ola Bell ,nn To'in Robert Si 400 % Tr Firman Kyser Nannie Suber t "fin wjisuu lf00 C. H. Shannon ,'L, Robt. Killian \ 200 Thelraa Wilsoi 3. _nn Willie Koon ?nn David vS. Ha:ri 11 / 00 . _ 1,800 Beaufort Long ' ~ S?rqh Duncan , 2 V\. J. Rineharl 200 W.B. Kibler ?00 Lon \\ vatt ?1C0 Worth Spearm; 1,400 Wm- Bol,1^are 'tn T. J. Oxne. 200 C. B. Bedenbat ?00 Sudie Crump 100 J- w- Varnado ioo Choppell . 2CO Wesley Crapps IOO Otis Whitaker 200 Gu>r Wilson IOO Earle Nichols . 200 L. G. Eskridgc \Vm. McSwain id UK A 1 LO i^iu TT . VUI line Prices to suit everybody. I old heater for you at a reasc URNITURE and FURNISHII st-Martin Co. SAYS ITS OA T-MARTI aBBHMWiMVHVnManHHnaHBMBi e More Cents" ^ when you buy fall clothes? selves, the organization that I l which you huy then. You ice here ? in some respects m \i in the st^te. | i do not merely order suits but ^ that weavers, designers and ;t development of clothes tail- ; sure- j d young men quickly class a A Individual ideas that square j very deer :e of fashiton hat is 1 :s that are only three prices \ i Aft droc fin 1 J.VV : No Less i live dollars for a hat J that'sfli? !i?p when vou 1 HUM* V ?... j -amcas "died Hats for .OO No Less / j ailoring & ] j ompany L. I. Blalock, Mgr. ; ewberry Hotel ^-31 3th i 1 and VE 1 ; the largest numd as soon as possiI, P. 1, SEPT. 30. .1 its m _ 100 1 N IOO 1 IOO Y IOO ing loo ort ioo t son a ioo m iber 200 ^ 100 1 * ' 100 fi l 2,300 I 200 # 100 fM AOO loo t 200 M IOO 100 an 100 ioo 1 IOO leh 100 i.Soo 1 re 400 _ 2,900 2,800 1 100 j Jt 100 Jr. 6.300 20? e uriTlMr CTHVITC i or nLrtniiu ui v? jum*? See our line and give 1 enable price. r MGS. . w_ a K ITS UAK y N Co. I i^S