Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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pe JeraiD anil Jems. Entered at the Postotfice at Newberry, S. C. as 2nd cla>> matter. E. H. A I'LL. EDI TOR. Friday, a\Iy 29. 1914. How about a caautauqua for Newberry? It is no; too late. Chester is a neat and clean t wn has considerable paved streets and Vhat so helps a.:y town. That is ;one thing X ?wberry need-; vureat)y 'ipaved streets. A little cleaning up oi t-cire ot* the streets we now.hav?? wonl 1 ?iiot hurt. x The State campaign does no :pen until July IT. It is somewhat strenuous a'ter that and will tak.* s.anc Ability at physical endurance to gc through wi h i . It is the penalty out (has to pay i:i South Carolina to secure public office and many pay without even the reward o.' office. What does Anderson need most il she intends to be a ci y? Pavec sreets.?Anderson 1 ntelligence \ The building of strets marks tin forward movement of any town br city No ow.i can expect or hope to be anything or to do any hing until it begins *o build some decent streets. We bav< said that as o Newberry and it is a: true as any gospel ever preached Wha: we need 111 Newberry just now i; k a movement t') build some streets We have none. Literally none. Th< present generation should not be ex HLected to pay the whole cos> either ^Lmebody get busy if we are to star march of progress. ? Pis is a new coun.ry and we iiav< ^^^een growing rapidly in materia pp ways. In our cities we have snioke | sacks and factories creating wealti" & and attrac.ing population and 'th< H - time is at hand to begin to live i/ ^ our city comfortably and surroundec I by beauty. The Knoxville Sentine "With a census population of 233, 000. Indianapolis is expending $850, 000 a year i s park and boulevarc system. It does no; seem to doub the wisdom of this investment and i has confidence in the prudence of i.: park commissioners. The latest re rpor; of the park board declares ma all progressive cities are makinf great efforts to secure and improv< parkways and parks and piaygi^unds Kansas Ci y has expended nearl; $30,000,000 o i parks and city plai realization, and the annual bulletii I i". .not less than $1,000,000. Kansa I City has a census population of 248, 000. Knoxville hu" been assured re peatedlv by men who have travels extensively and have s udied thes questions professionally that for comparatively small outlay this ci ca ] secure a wonderfully oeautnu chain o:' parks and bbulevards. Thi does not mean tha" parks and boule yard's can be had for nothing. Ev erything that is wcr h while must b paid for. It is time for Knoxville t pu forth its hand and claim for th people a part of Jie natural sceni wonders Of its site. It will requir move brains and energy than money. What is true of Knoxville is equall. true of Spartanburg, and while her is lit le to encourage those who ar advocating parks for this city in th< immediate fu ure, the sentiment i: favor of beautiful surroundings fo i the" city is growing and in time, a 1 surely as we live, the park questioi will be dealt with liberally. We wil "keep it in mind.?.Spar anburg Herald And what is true of Knoxville an< | Spartanbtfrg is true of Newberry. Newberry has rhe natural advan L tages for a park right in the hear: o ^ the city and the beauty or* the situaiioi is that the land can be secured now a a nominal cost. And it will make ai ideal park. Of course, r takes mone: to get anything or to d > anything wort'.: while. The money can be se cured with a little, effort. A commi. I tee has been appointed to look intD it but as too of>n happens in Newberr; in such tilings ihe commit'ee g*;es int ihnocuous dessuetude or. which is jus as bad waits for the "psychologica moment" which nc-vcr comes. W( hope President Spearman will notif; B The chairman of t lis committee tha the "psychological moment" is n. v and if he is not going to get his com mittee together tha; another chairma< I will be named. The Business Leagui %vas no formed 13 wait for "psycho "[ " T logical moments' but "o brum things to pass, or at least to make an effort' ' to do so. If we will si: down and "wait - for "pschological mo men s" we will be, sitting down waiting to the end -<f the century. | We do j.ot wan. to wait for some- j thing : > urn up. but if we expect any-j : thing to come o pass we must g-t out and turn up something. It would he futile to argue the udi 1 van ages o! a park. Every one admits . ! it. What v.c want now is to do so^ieI: ! ll'iiig. The time is li re tor the build-. .;ig f a park. The pcopl" are ready 1 to respond. All they need is .0 be given a.! pportunitv. The "pslycho-j , 'ogica! ni mcnt' is n:w. Get h com. mine bus v. * C:ir Sit-rs (oiiUirae to Increase.' ' Summer's garage reports the fallow- ; ; i i. g 30 sales in May: M: Ca::i:.as B:;ker, W-'-'rniire, F-:i| , i inuring car: Mr. T. B. Campbell. Gray- j | court. Ford touring car; Mr. .J. B. \ j Cook, Graycou't, hord touring car;! " j Dr. Henry. Whitmire, Ford roadster:) i Mr. Mayer Havird, Silverstreet, Ford j I touring car: Mr. X. L. Boozer, Cliap | pells, Ford touring car: Mr. Bragg I j Goggans, Xewberry, F'^rd ' ouring car; | G. C. Williams, Xewberry, Ford tour-! ing car; Mr. C. B. Addars. Laurens, j Ford touring car; Dr. A. .1. Christo- i ' pher, Graycourt. Ford roadster with | " | electric starter; Mr. Fowler Bragg, j 5 Graycourt, Ford touring car with elec- J a trie starter; Mr. W. Sol:mon, Laurens. Ford ouring car; Mr. L. E. Bolt, I^aurens. Ford touring car; Dr. J. M. Beard" j ing, Laurens, Ford roadster; Mr. J. s j A. Counts, Pomaria, Ford touring car; - T. A. Williams, Newberry, Ford toure ing car; Mr. J. H. Ringer, Blairs, Ford | _ j touring car; Dr. C. A. Mills, Cross ! Hill, Ford roadster; Mr. W. P. Smith, * j Kinards, Ford touring car; Mr. B. L. 1J Dominick, Silverstreet, ford touring j car; Dr. J. M. Kibler, Newberry, Ford ! enuring car; Mr. Wess Madden, Laurj ens. Ford louring car; Mr. J. W. Mockj ler, Abbeville, Ford roadster; Mr. C.: i E. Williamson, Abbeville. F:rd road' g er; Mr. L. T. Hill, Abbeville, Ford - roadster: Mr. J. A. Williams, Abbe-! 1 ville, Ford roaring car; Mr. S. L. j - Link, Abbevile, Ford touring car; Mr. I 1 L. P. So.idley, Abbevilie, Ford touring! j 1 car; Wessinger Bros., Prosperity,] I Ford tl:uring car. j They also s:ld Mr. J. W. Smith, of j - Kinard, a Max-well "3o" with electric j ' starter and electric light. i ? t Carried Nothing Along, t Pittsburgh Chronicle. 5 Residing in a little village is a law-j - j ver who is famous for drawing wills, l j in which branc'.i of business he has ; j long enjoyed a monopoly of the coun? try for miles around. i. j A few months since a wealthy maa it ; died. There was much speeula:ion i j as to the value of the property, and i | he town gossip set about to tind out s j the facts. He hunted up the lawyer, - | and, after a few preliminary remarks - abou the deceased, he said rather [11 bluntly: e! "1 suppose you made Brown's a will?" v "Yes." 1 "Then you probably know how s mucn he left. Would you mind tell ing me?'' "Xot at all," the lawyer answered, e is he resumed his writing, "he lef. 0 j everything he had." e! (. j PL AM1! Nil BALI) HEADS. i e ; " j Method of Sewing Hairs on Human v ! Scalp Successful. e Budapest Cable to Baltimore Amerie I can. e j ; A method ot sewing hairs to :he I) ? I human scalp in cases of baldness has r j been successfully used by Dr. Szekely ^ : at ;he Hospital of S.. Stephens, in this . city. The number cf hairs planted in the head of ine patie.;t has been as high i as 50,000. One hundred hai'.'s are 1 ; ' drawn through punctures in the scalp j in every square centimeter and as - 1 bo ;i ei'ds are left free :his ma''cs f j over 1.000 hairs to each square inch. ^ j In the operation very fin-? gold wires : are used, one five-hundredths of an t. inch m diameter, and fine, long hairs 1 : from a woman's head are attached r : Lo t'..ese. The gold loop acts as an I! anchor, which after s erilizatLn is in_ roduced i.:to the subcutaneous tisi sue, whore it is slightly twisted, thus | 1' Iding the hair in permanent posi"I ion. It is claimed that ~U0 hairs can ? | thus lie planted in '.hree-quartor.^ o. ; i I y an hour, i , A special instrument lias been de-J j ; signed by Dr. Szekely for planting he J ; ecld wires, which are <o fine that af-1 ^ ! i ! f/r the work is complete:d for plant v i g ">0,000 hairs ".here is only one j t gramme of gold left in the scalp. ^ The hair become*; perfectly nntural after a capsule of tissue forms around the gold knot. The inflammaj i t: n entirely disappears ten days ? aifter the opera ion and >3 evil results - have ensued from any of the planting. I '1 ho hair can be treated in the ordi- j ..a v way a.ter the operation and he d ctor's earliest pa ient. who tin- ! I derwont t.i<> operation seven y ars' ago, has a beautiful head of natural , g.ossy hair. NOTICE 0> ELECTION 1> STONE DISTRICT NO. 12. Wliovas, one-third of the resident i e cto s and a like proportion of the j resident freeholders of the age of L'l j years, . f Joa..stone acodemy school 1 district Xo. 11'. o. the county of Newberry a o; South Carolina, have : tiled a :??i it ion wit.i tiic county I; ard o! hJ.Uv-ation of Newberry County, South v.aioiina, petitioning and re-1 questing ha an election t) .,eld in said; sen ol district on t :e question of levy-j i;i4 a special annual tax f two mills' ! to be colleo d on ne properly located 11} ilie s;ua jsciujuj uimih i.Xow. liicieforo, the mule signed j composing tin County Board .!' Kdu(ation lor Xewberrv County. South: Car lina. do Hereby order ne Hoard of Trus? cos ol the Johnstone Aead my School District Xj. 12, to hold an elociion o.i t.ie said question of le.ying a two mill tax to be collec ed on the propei ty 1 :ca< ed in t.ie said school dis trict, w.ucn saiu election sna.i ue neiu at John;-' 11 Academy school house, in said school distric Xo. 12. on Saturday June Kith, 1914, at waich said elee ion the polls shall be opened at 7 a. in, and closed at 4 p. in.. The members of the board of trustees -?l' said school district/shall ac as managers of said electi.n. Only such electors as reside in said sc-jooI district and return real or personal proper* y /or taxation, and who exhibit their :ax receipts and registration cer liuuaies an ic^uiicu m ntv tions shall b allowed to vote. Electors favoring the levying of such - tax sl:ali cast a ball'o: containing the word "Yes" written or printed thereon, and each elector opposed to levying such :ax shall cast a ballot con aining the word "No" written or printed thereon. Given under our nands and seal on May 27, 1014. Geo. I). Brcwn, S. J. Derrick, J. S. Wheeler, County Board of Education for Newberry County, S. C. OFR FRIENDS IN PROSPERITY ( Ive >rMed Praise.. Tlie'ir S><atineiits Are Convincing. It is gratifying for us to read such 1 ? - ? ? V? ? 4' vl ! /v t' r\ i f goou news as me ijuuhius, iui ??. snows that the experience of .our friends in Prosperity is the same as that cf many Newberry tne.i and won>en who have spoken out si heartily in < hese columns: Mrs. J. M. Wheeler, Prosperi y, S. says: "My kidneys were disordered for a long time, causing terrible pains til rough my ljins and limbs, I also had a constant ac.;e in my back and on some occasoi.s, 1 could scarcely get ab^ut. The kidney secretions were unantural and annoyed me greatly. I consulted several physicians and tried a number of kidney remedies, but did not improve i.i che leas.. I had about given up the hope of ever being cured, when my son-in-law procured a supply of Doau's Kidney Pills for me at Newberry Drug Co. He had read that they were good for kidney trouble and induced me tJ try them. I did so and af er Iliad taken two boxes, the backache had left and my kidneys / were onnal.'' P:i<-e 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy?get Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that Mrs. Wheeler had. Foster Milburn Co., Pr. ps, Buffalo, X. Y. NOTICE OF ELECTION IN FA IKVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. IS. t Whereas, one- hird of the resident electors a;:d a like proportion or the resident freeholders of the age of 21 years, of Fair view school district Xo. IS. of the countv of Xewberry. State of South Carolina, have filed a pr .don with :he county board o:' education of Xewberry county, South Carolina, petiioning and requesting that an election be held in said school district* on the question oi* levying a special annual tax of t.\vo mills to be collected on the property located in the said schoDl district. Xow, :herefore, the undersigned composing the County Board of Xewberry County. South Carolina, do hereby order the Board of Trustees of the Fairview School District Xo. IS to hold an election on the quesion of levying a two mill tax ;o be collect od on the property located in the said school district, which said election shall be held at Fairview school house, in :he said school district Xo. IS, on 'aturday, .lune C. 1014, at wliiich. .said election the polls shall be op ncd at 7 a. m. and closed at 4 p. in. The m-mbers of ihe Board of Trustees of said school district shall act as managers of said election. Only such electors as reside in said school district and re'urn real and personal property for taxation, aad who exhibit heir tax iveeipts and registration ceriiticates as required in general elec- i lions shall be allowed to vo e. Electors favoring th- levy of such taxi shall cast a ballot containing the word ! "yes" written or p'inted :hereon, and | < ach elector opposed t> such levy-j shall cas' a ballot containing Uie word I * . o" written or printed thereon. civpii liiidpr our hands and seal oil 1 May 20. 1014. (5. D. Brown, Jr., S. J. Derrick., J. S. Derrick, County Board Education. - 0 9 9 4 j 3:iffoiii&feh ? ^ ?, i Jr .?, " :> " S-M-&K J J' '? A.-!;; : \*\ w-* ' * * . . " ' :;l; J . 7 - - I W* ti ,r , v^r soinpycpifl.'*^ ""rNew Ti A/T n C 17 X Y JL bW JLJ IO2 and 12.1c Ginghan 10c White Lawn 15c Galatea 25c Novelty Suiting 25c Reversible Novelt 9 r>o P o t i n p I-WW XVUi VA&AV/ Ladies', Men's Oxfords reduc 65c Ready Made Dres $1 25 Children's Read; 36.00 Gents' Panama $1 25 Mercerized Fan 35c Linen Crash Lime, per barrel or? 1 O uctivcim/ieu 41/. 4 Boxes Star Lye 25c Coffee Summer prices Moseley IPROSPEB I I C _1_ ocn< Remember, Store you hel nine prizes to -1 1 - ___ Itne largest nu The votes f count are as i Boundary Street Speer Street West End V'-llTI-tAW IN. H. S. P. H. S. Zion Bush River Silver Street Kinards Loug Lane Dominicks * Pomaria Whitmire Hunter DeWalt Garmany Beth Eden Big Creek I Utopia Hartford BETTi Mai The ] pRO\ BAKING P Absolute i The only Baking from Royal C rape < WO ALUM, WO Lll ri>^jiTrnn?T-w^B?a?c?????? t .. .1 ^?v / \^ 1/ 11uwii v/j;iiiiuii. .\.o:l? st Suitor?I am going to marry .. u sister. W'iliie. but 1 know I an' no! go <! enoug'.i for her. ('and!;! Little Brother?Taats wha" ; :s -ays. but :na's been telling her she ( can l do a y bet er. ( ! BMUUmMMMMi flff ' UUUIff kings at LEY'S] as- - - 3-Jc - 8;^C 12Jc 17ic v Suiting 17.',c 17.*,c and Children's -,ed 25 per cent ses - - 48c y Made Dresses ?8c Hats $4.98 cv Skirts - 69c 25c $1.10 Buckets - 15c 25c 20c on other goods J- X"? jLjr ULII&I o IITY, S. C. I )_ -_i i LiUI JLiiUI , every time you buy p your school librae be given to the sch< imber of votes by An or the various schoc follows: 214,040 I s>'m I n.1 121,225 I'liginu 94,030 Johnstone 62,300 Ridge Spring 32,420 Central 30,900 j Reederville 26,110 Press 21,900 Mud lick ' 14,680 McCulIough 13,500 Chinquepin Mt. Pleasant i w, aou ? 5,605 I'nion 4,680 Burton 4,215 Oakland 400 Little Mountain 5,530 Independence 3,920 Johnstone 5,040 Deadfall 2,000 Jalapa 5.000 Trinity 3.735 | Jolly St ER GOODS FOR SAME M< % Book and C?J ^ C"S Variety 8^1 House of a Thousand T i HHHHHHHIBn * ?* >OWDER fy Pure Powder made Cream ofTartar ME PHOSPHATE TO I)jaw JUKI. 1 Notice is hereby giver. 'hat we, the mdersigned Jury Commissioners tor dewberry county, S. C.. will at the )ffi?e of the cle:k o: court for said iJiin y. a: 'J o'clock a. m., May 22nd, IU14, openely and publicly draw the tcimi s of ' '>>> men. who shall serve as [setit jurors at the court of general sessions, which shall convene at Newberry court house. S. C., June Sth, 1914. Tno. 'u. Epps, v Eug. S. Werts, J no. C. Goggans, Jury Commissioners for Newberry bounty, S. C. May 11th, 1914. 1 STATE Or SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. BY C. Schumpert, Esquire, Probate Judge. "Whereas, Mrs. Beta L. Wright hath made suit to me, to gran: her letters of administration of the estate of and effects of George A. Wright These are theiefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said George A. Wright, deceased, that'they be and appear bef<&e me, in the court of probate, to be held at Newberry, S. C., on Ju t 1st, next a!ter publication' thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. J--r-Ti ry flllO 1 * frVl dfiT V_T IV CLL UliUCl ill J ijuiiuf LU'o * ?* ?^ Ol Mar, Annon Domini, 1914. C. C. Schumpert. J. P. N. C. Gyres Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure. The worst cases, no matter of how long standing, are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr. Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves Pain and Heals at the same time. 25c, 50c, $1.00 I 1 ary! at The Book r. There are 1 >ols receiving I igust 1st, I >ls at the last I 2,265 1,390 3.930 1,385 2,000 1,110 5,025 S.ooo t 5>000 i,i35 2,000 1,085 105 5,ioo 1:550 / 5,000 i,H5 2,110 DNEY I luic | kings . -X *