Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I THE H. r. strings througl Ipeatmg action in key; full ii banded Maple t proved muffler board; tuning p fall board and t veneered throu* The Ma they point with after forty year The wonderful i scale: the flexib I beauty of finish STRUMENT, a ity procurable, i augmented by which comes on cal experience. Rules Rule i. All mo: be turned over to tl i To -> PnnfpQt to all votes before 1 Rule 3. Votes c Contest will be run Votes can only be getting renewals, o cutting the nomin; each issue. Each coupon, giving her Rule 4. All vot< day of each week b Rule 5. No vol held out more ths Contestants. Subs i together with the n be issued when the ants may retain t"ie wish. Rule 6. Nomina and News' Contest and conditions, COXCERTJED POLICY 0> MEXICO LIKE] Great Britain's Action Forecasts P< sible Agreement of Powers. Washington, Oct. 27.?Repoi from the British foreign office th Great Britain would do nothing the Mexican situation without consi tation with the United States arous interest in official circles here tod; and added strength to the persiste intimations that the American gc ernment plans a note to the pow< which may result in a concerted M< ican policy for the future. Secretary Bryan, when shown d patches from London which assert that Great Britain's recognition Provisional President Huerta w given to extend only until the el< tions, stated that such had been t understanding here all the time. Wh asked if s. note was in preparati I which would open the way for nes tiations with tire foreign powers, said no statement or intimati along this line could be given at tl time. A Possibility. Some officials today suggested tl: Gr:at Britain's recognition of t Huerta government in case the el( tion for president is declared vc would be binding as it now exis should Huerta continue to be t iiead of th- provisional governme: It was argued the recognition Huerta would necessarily contini Others maintained, however, that t recognition extended by Great Brita was intended to hold only until t time of the election, nc matter w-b might be the result. On this basis was contended that Great Britain w now free to listen to any propos that might be made by the Unit States for formulation of a genei Mexican policy which would inclu participation also by other powers. Owing to the absence of Preside Wilson from Washington, nothi definite could be learned about t ruture plans of the government, t it was generally asserted that nothi would be done until there was offic announcement from Mexico City the outcome of the elections. Xo Direct IS'ews. Secretary Bryan tonight stated tt since the votes were cast no din communication has been received to the result of a probable outcoi of the election for president. It w the general belief, however, in o: CAPITAL PRIZI NELSON PLAYER PIANO, 7 lout; copper bass strings; milled vith continuous brass flange rail 'on plate; handsomelv bronzed iming pin block; felt hammers; attachment; polished ebony s ins set in Maple bushing; contii ;op; Norris patent noiseless pe( jhout: guaranteed for ten years. nufacturer pride to the triumph of their ce: s of labor, the H. P. NELSON f sweet, rich and full tone; the pe le, sympathetic action; the grac which are characteristic attribu re the logical results of material infinite care and skill in fashionir the creative ability and that "I ly through close application and Giiiu uiaiivno, aev obtained by the Contestants shall he Contest Manager. : Mpnager's signatUie must be affixed they are of any value in the Contest, annot be bought or exchanged; the on a fair, square basis, fair to all. ODtained by securing subscriptions, btaining advertising, job work, or by ition or free vote certificate out of Contestant allowed one nomination 5,000 votes. as. mu:;t be iii the ballot box \\ednes?y noon. fpc will hp nl!owp*H r>r> snhsnrintions in one week after being secured by captions must t>e turned in promptly, loney co lected for them. Votes will money is received, but the Contestse votes and cast them whenever they ? itors and Contestants in The Herald must agree to and accept all rules 7 I cial circles that the newly elected jY congress would be seated after some | d lay in announcing the final results, >s-: that the presidential election would ! be declared invalid and Huerta again ! chosen provisional president. What ts1 ever happens it is deemed certain tat i that some intiative move on the part in : of this government soon must be j iI-': forthcoming. ed j Secretary Bryan said the depart ?i 1* ? J l%.r .sw/l nf r> t?4* iy, I IJU.miL IlctU JLI-Cliu uuiuiug UI IC^UH jnt, that the German governmen i dis- ' >v- ' patched other warships to Mexico irs I waters. ix- j One dispatch dated October 25,1 j stated that after three days' fighting is-, in Monterey quiet ifrad been restored ;ed j and that the federals at that time still of held the city. No Americans or other 'as j foreigners had been reported killed i >c-' or iniured. he Reports from the ^embassy at Mexen ico City stated that 110 violence ocon curred during the election Sunday ;o- and "that the vote cast was light, due he to general apathy on the part of th-e on public." "I1C M | ? * GIRL OF MY DRE AMS I SHOW OF HIGH ORDER iat he Countess Olga Yon Hartzfieldt Made ,c_ Great Hit in "Dr. Tinkle . - i T.'nlrA. ? )](j , X112ACI* ts, I h? ! Grennsboro, X. C., Daily News. nt. j It was announced in the advance no0f j tices that "The Girl of My Dr-'ams" je i has no stars. It would be truer to say he that it has a constellation?not all of tin jthe first magnitude, perhaps, but stars he nevertheless. ,at j' T.he piece is a lively tuneful, musical H ; comedy with some noteworthy scenic as ! effects and the most agile chorus that ;ai has appeared here this season. The e(j lady who appears on the program as al Countess Olga Von Hatzfieldt, and who de had the role of Lucy Medders, the I Quaker girl, was charminer. and in ;nt '"Dr- Tinkle Tinker" made perhaps the ng greatest hit of the evening, though be "The Girl of My Dreams," which she )Ut sang with Roy Purviance, as Harry ng Swifton, was also received with great ial favor by the audience. on | Of the three comedians, Frank Mcj Ewen, as Socrates Primmer, Francis Gaillard as Generalissimo Bomb&stino ia(. and Irving Brooks as Count von Schnigglefits, the last was the best, as though all the comedy work was of a ne high order. Eda von Luke as Dahpne as Daffington handled a difficult part ex-! cellently, as did W. D. Stone, who ! > L* T 7j Octaves; three pressed bar; reand capstan screw g *^ ^ JL throughout; cross || li aHI I ; three pedals; lm- vwna. harps; Boston fail nuous hinges for pircf Dn'P ial action; double irs of unparalleled is the record and jseless endeavors, ?? 'LAYER PIANO. rfectly adjustable :e of outline and On< ites of THIS IN- TWI of the finest qual- Thr > nt* ny^/^ nr?nAYY\ irira* 4 _ aiiu aoociiiuiiiig j?or :now how" which - te [ years of practi Rule 7. The right is reserved to Contestant for a cause; also to alt* occasion demand. Rule 8. Any question that maj Contestants will be determined by t and her decision will be final. Rule q. No employee of The H immediate relative of theirs will be contest as a nominee or voter. Condition! This Contest is free for every 1 married, to enter. Any lady residi The Herald and News' Teiritory, a standing, is elligible to compete in Ivady does not have to be a Subscri and News in order to enter. To become a Contestant, or, to n< a.s a. Lauuiudic Jlisl lul uui 111c xx fill in the name of the Lady whom 3 a Contestant, with the address writt do not have a "Nomination Cou NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE TO ENTER. The name of the. N divulged. played the Quaker father, making it humorous, but not a burlesque. Taken as a whole, "The Girl of My , Dreams" is a show of a high order, giv-1 l| ing an evening's delightful entertain- j ment to those who took it in. / g NOTICE OF FINAL SETLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that we will, as Executors of the last will and testament of Nancy C. M. Kinard, deceased, make final settlement on estate of said deceased in Uie probate court j of Newberry county, South Carolina, /> on November 28th, 1913, at 11 o'clocfe j ^ in the forenoon, and immediately f ? thereafter apply for letters dismissory V as Executors of said estate, ^ John D. Kinard, John H. Dodgen, TTNrcu^n'f rvro kj. October 27, 1913. 10-27-4t-ltaw. NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR MAYOR I Lii AND ALDERMAN OF THE TOWN I S! OF NEWBERRY, SOUTH CARO- 1 ch> UNA. Notice is hereby given that the regular annual election for a Mayor and five Aldermen, one Alderman for each of the five wards, to serve for a term of two years, will be held at the Council Chamber, in the Opera House, in the Town of Newberry, South Carolina, on the second Tuesday in December, 1913, being the 9th day of said month, the polls to be opened at - --- - - - -ix_ At eight o'clock in tne torenoon ana to m ? clos? at six o'clock in the afternoon. B G. W. Hiller, J. R. Davidson and H. L. Spears are appointed managers of the said election. By order of the Town Council of public o Newberry, S. C., on this 29th day . at New of September, 1913. ,Novembe 17 T7i -nrDrnmi I POIMHov ZJ. IT , VV XV1VJII A j oui^ouaj , Mayor. sale, to Attest: lowing p J. R. Scurry, Clerk and Treasurer. AI1 th? . ing and 1 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, aforesaid COUNTY OF NEWBERRY, sixteen Court of Common Pleas, 16-10 Belton Stockman, ed otl: Plaintiff. I ^ Micha I 5nhpr A1 against ? George P. Boulware, as executor of Floyd, tJ the last will and testament of G. ^ract ?f Michael Y/erts, deceased; 0. W. Michael Long, Clements M. Werts, Frank an(^ ^eci Werts, C. J. Purcell and P. E. Scott, Also si Defendants, ^aid cou: Rv virtue of an order of court in lands of the above entitled case, I will sell at Wheeler 1 ? ? 1 tie neraj ;e $800.00 h Otl'inv \/Q V/lU^i T ? Schedu 3 Year 1,500 Vote d Years 3,500 Vote ee Years 5,000 Vote full information regarding t st Manager," The Herald an< i reject any name cf it these rules should * arise between the he Contest Manager, erald and News or allowed to enter this s: white lady, single or ing anywhere within nd who is of good this Contest. The ber to The Herald ominate some Lady omination Coupon", .*ou wish to enter as en plainly; or, if you pon", send in THE LADY YOU WISH ominator will not be theumafis! lackache, "Yes, daught my back is al / asquickly a3 || gra^u^ PeoP Sprained Auk I was ill for a long time with a severely liraent and now I am able to be about ar I think vou deserve a lot of credit f< irket and I shall always take time to r 33. Rouse, Baltimore, Md. i?mi JLiitir : all Dealers?25c., 50c> and $1.00. Sloai and poultry ddresa Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Inc. MmWmmMmmilWmamm 0) acres more or less, bound- c ter lands of the estate of said r el Werts, lands of C. W. i ,'rs. H. E. Werts and Sim * .le same being the identical S land conveyed to said G. 2 Werts by the Newberry Land ? irity company. xty-five (65^ acres of land, In c nty and State, bounded by * J. A. Burton, Mrs. D. B. * and Little river, the same [e ? ??MBB?I Id and Ne^ I. P Nelson Pla iluable Prizes Ie of Votes. s. Four Years... 6,000 17* "V n r"r\f\ ? rive i ears o,quu s. Ten Years 25,000 his Big Contest, write or call on d News. How Votes May With every subscription to 1 paid in advance o- renewal, a coi number of votes will be given. ' according to "SCHEDULE OF The coupons may be clipped j sent in to The Herald and .News expires, they are good for their i be secured on Subscriptions, Ad^ in addition to THE WEEKLY pearing in this paper. m w -wm m m Who May Parties living in one district ar for Candidates in any particular for any Candidate in any district Contest. Anyone desiring to vc the Diirnose of votine. the Cc L r _ ^ r Herald and News or the ballots sc Advertising or Job work* ENT THAT 01- YOUR IRIEND ONCE AND GET YOUR FRIE in, Sprains j Il^ui aA^ia | er, that's good stuff. The pain in e 1 gone?I never saw anything work j Sloan's Liniment" Thousands of I le voice the same opinion. Here's I oof. Relieved Pain in Back. ras troubled with a very bad pain in my I or some time. I went to a doctor but be | r?S did not do me any good, so i purchased a bottle of Sloan's Liniment, and now I am a v " woman. I always keep a be tie of Sloan's Liniment in the bouse."?Miss Matilda Cotton, 364 Myrtle Ave., Brooklyn, 2V. Y. Sci itic Rheumatism. "We' ave used Sloan's Liniment for over six years and found it the best we ever used. When my wife had sciatic rheumatism the only thing that did her any good was Sloan's T W7 a nn n nnt nr.1 51 highly enough." ?Mr? Perigo, H Des Moines, Ioua. le Relieved. sprained ankle. I pot a bottle of Sloan's I id can walk a great deal. I write this be- H )r putting such a fine Liniment on the I ecommend Dr. Sloan's Liniment."?Mrs. I utcry before the courthouse I 'berry, S. C., on Monday \ r 3rd, 1913, the same being I within the legal hours of 6 the highest bidder, the fol- ? roperty: it tract or parcel of land ly- 2 being in the county and State * , containing fifty-one and t one hundredths acres S \NS /IENT l's instructive book on horses, cattle, hogs I sent free. Boston, Mass. fl >eing the identical tract of land conreyed to said G. Michael Werts by Bessie H. Williams by deed dated Dec. !, 1902, and recorded in Deed Book scr. 12 at page 22. Also twenty-eight and two-thirds teres (28 2-3), more or less, n said county and State, founded by lands of G. W. >uber, lands of Sim Floyd, the lifty>ne acre tract above described and the if.'kli'n + r\ XTotit V> crrv f.h O CflTTIP hp munv; iuau iv_r ui^i a j, vuv- ? ng the identical tract of land con'eyed to said G. Michael Werts by 5allie E. Werts by deed dated April :3rd, 1899, and recorded in Deed Book Co. 9, page 361. Terms of sale: On* third of the purhase money to be paid in cash, the alance in one and two years, with inerest from day of sale at the rate of teht per cent per annum, interest wsf I *1 yer Piano. I Votes. Votes. Votes. i 1 "Conbe Secured. { 'he Herald and News, lpon g.jod for a certain The number of votes is VOTES" on this page. from the paper, and, if before the date of same face value. Votes may rertising and Job work, f VOTE COUPON ap- 1 Vote. e not confined to voting district DUt may vote in the territory of tiie ite may do so, using for upon published in The : g ^ :cured en suDscnptions, i j er your name or IB in the race at ! ? ;nds to voting. | ONE DOSE of Mayr9s Wonderful Stomach Remeii/ Should Convince You That Your Suffering Is Unnecessary Recommended for Chronic Indigestion and Stomach, Uver and Intestinal Ailments. Thousands of people, some right in your own locality, have taken Mayr's Wonderful Stomach. Remedy for Stomach, Liver and Intestinal ? * * a j Ailments, Dyspepsia, Pressure 01 oas nruuuu the Heart, Sour Stomach, Distress After Eating, Nervousness, Dizziness, Fainting Spells, Sick Headaches, Constipation, Torpid Liver, etc. and are praising and recommending it highly to others so that they may also know the joys of living. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy is tne best and most widely known Remedy for the above ailments. Ask your druggist for a bottle today. Put it to a test?one dose / should convince. It is marvelous in its healing properties and its effects are quite natural as it I acts on the source and foundation of stomach. " - ' ? j ailments and in most eases onngs c^uicr*. icucL and permanent results. . This highly successful Remedy has been taken by the most prominent people, and those in all walks of life, among them Members of Congress, Justice of the Supreme Court, Educators, Lawyers, Merchants, Bankers, Doctors, Druggists, Nurses, Manufacturers, Priests, Ministers. Farmers, with lasting benefit and it should be equally successful in your case. Send for free valuable booklet on Stomach Ailments to Geo. H. Mayr. Mfg. Chemist, 154-156 wv,;?;n<r Chieaeo. 111. For Sale in Newberry, S. C., by Gilder & Weeks. payable annually, the credit portion to be secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises sold, (With leave to the purchaser to antici pate payments of the credit portion in whole or in part; the bond and mortgage to contain a clause providing the collection of ten per cent attorneys fee in case the mortgage is placed in the hands of an attorney for foreclosure; the purchaser to be re quired to pay 5100 to tne Master immediately upon the premises being knocked down to him, which shall be forfeited upon lis failure to comply in ten days with the terms of sale, and property shall be resold at his risk. Purchaser to Dav far naDers and for recording same. * H. H. RIKARD, i, Master. Newberry, S. C., October 8, 1913.