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(,;?><> I> Til I MiS SA III ABOl T MR. MA\M.\G I'c II. J. Pamphlet I>sued Containing Eudorse- Prof, ments of Present State Ad- ^Ir ministration. Sjsle with Columbia. April 21.?"Manning ^ ' - i. " ' ;a. uwu . :uaui?Hij, ^ mc mail, io Henc t#.e s-osran of a pamphlet just from ? Hem tV- pres-ses containing: t-> dorsements M, i ues of the administration of Governor 'Wanning taken at random from comments of various papers. The pam- "lCl1 fillet is o titled "The voice of the peo- kai,? pV. endorsements of the administrat'on of Richard I. Manning and the r0llt rofwiits accomplished during his term lew as governor, llanni g promised to ~etz enforce the law. to support education M: 9r common schools, to provide a busi- Boin ? r^ss administration and to be the gov-1 weel e?nor of all the people. Manning ' lioin rvjde j o I The "Voice of the People." as re-! Spen fec.ied in editorial comments 01 pa- j V*rs in all parts of the State, are, liberally quoted i:i the pamphlet re j f rre-d to -which is being distributed (jav trough out the State by the campaign I roanaaer of the governor. The pam-j uee pbler. which consists of thirty-one (Q ]-, I ;>s:e>. a d is a good digest of the esteen1, in which the governor is held Qre< ?3-d conrains brief, terse arguments jate -p.-ny he should be re-elected doses ^ -with this: P,en *Xot a politician, but a progres- j v ??ve business governor of all the peo-: r\ work in 2: for the education, prog-. ^ r- r;s n. d well-being of his fellow mnn. | ,... ?.-r! the r-nfor -ement of the law* of his ,n . F-ate. I jea '?\T inning has done his -fluty and is day wronger today than ever before. j .\i 'The people are with him because ^ rf fce is> with the people. I <*t the peo-j her p!e rule.'* J her ../.fnvaivu tn f\riv ftf "his ; '' iVOT ii i Clti v. exponents is made in the pamphlet. _ Col * " Loi LOST BY LACK OF NERVE. ? i Lot is Philippe Was Wanting When wjn the Crisis Came. ^ Baroness Bonde wrote in her diary . the following arvount of the alullea in tkm of Louis Philippe of France 0:1 the day of that remarkable occurrence: T "An aid-de-camp of the minister of I tj1(? war who was in the kind's cabinet! . .. , 1 ot when he abdicated gave mo a dotation; account of this most signal piece of: ^"0i cowardi?ie. He had reviewed thoi Sep troops in the Carrousel on horseback.; urd highly rouged, when a cry was raised, i ^ 'Void les faubourgs!" No one had ^ any orders: no one gave any. The mob rushed forward, shouting. 'Vive la: ^ garde nat ionale? vivent les troupes!" ? 4 i and shook hands with the outposts. (~ "The kin.^ retreated precipitately j p "with his sons, and a sublieutenant of) the national guard rushed into the pal-j ace asking to see him. Ho was admit ! ^ ted and in the greatest agitation r.aid | 'I " 'Your majesty must abdicate.* j .1 " 'Very well.* says the king. 'In fa j j vor of iny granason. ; ' 'No, unconditionally.' says the j young and self elected mouthpiece ?>f "apubiic opinion. j ^ "Would \\?u believe it? Of all who j ?,pj were congregated around the royal ; Y>e person Piscatory alone said: '(lodowuj and head your troops. Fight for your, crown and your dynasty.' He was overruled, and they all marched out ^ of the palace except the Duchesse j d'Orleans. her children and the Uuc de j Keraours." | * ! the bat Housekeeper's Reason. ^ "What is your chief objection to mov- ' ^ fnir pictures?" "The dust that has accumulated be- | an( them."?l?inninjrham Aire-IIerald. for est It is easier to ascend to the cloudy heaven without a ladder than to d* j?end entirely on self.?Japanese. ^ 1 s * ' w wf^BESa * | SEVENT * jHJi fj Chautauq A JiEHS OK 1*0 MA HI A j WHITE OF Tl niaria April L'u?Mr and Mrs G. ! igon oi' Asheville. are visiting at What Causes Fair Lu hen M. Setzler's. ! to Rival Pur< ? ... . ? i . -n? ? i The iimitit Ikis no ] \ Frank Johnson ot Asheville and , , . , and shines 1 hr??ijtrh li r of Anderson spent the week-end by {h(k sun Wh.u Dr. R. -J. Johnson. must the mvon have t< . a rt Mrs. Watt Henderson. Mr. so whitely as it does ' , .... VT., . , is put forciblv in a lerson s mother and Miss Mildred K from J. Lrershed of lerson oi I'lair were in town mjr^ Avjm describes { ,Qa;* i "whiter and more hr Hal Sheely of Xewherry college SD0W ('l;|d summits o t the week end with Berlv Beden- ^ ,10n ?'"-e still li ; He writes: ll : 'Why does the mooi s. Bessie Sheely of Columbia, en if it is composed of ro e to Greeawood stopped over a tle<-tiii- power to tho days with the familv of Mr T a ; ll^e nu'k of reflect far less li-ht lf>r ! : surfaces of Venus jin r.s. L. T. Brown and little son would he of interest ii est of spencer, X. (\, spent the NW)U'<' explain the ap _ of the union as st en i < end with her mother. Mrs. A. E., ?A (]j]Wt (,)Rip:lris est. ; with terrestrial rock r. John Sheeiy of near Newberry naiwl by sunlight is * ,1 -?\ u; extent vitiated bv t t the week e d with his brother. blue light scattered b Robei t Sheeh. j ;,jr which may a fled r. .loe Stockman and family 'of moon. Vet it is ver imbia and Mr. .Jeff Aull spent Sun-1 h'eve that this can < of last week with Mr. A. L. Aull ' :l"d hnnv,ls ,,f r'M'k almost pure white, rs. Lever, after spending a few. ?0n S(>V(,n|| ks with relatives here has returned j have compared th er home in Columbia. i setting behind the I ev. and Mrs. Duckworth we*U to , tains. and. ot course, , ,r , . . with extensive snoi en wood Mondav returning on tli-3 f | snows are perhaps fi train Monday night. ; ,uul js (.,?,si(i ' '? ! * ' - *-* ... i i t r. and Airs. Jno. C. Auli ana mrs. j iu,ie seaiien.ru ,J5m .M. Setzler motored to .Jala pa Sun- j snow. a 11less 1 where they spent pleasant day r t'i0 ''"!ir ahsorl ,, f, , , .. 1 phero is ;ijipn?xiiii;i(e: 1 Mr K. 15. Feagle and family. / ... ? .. i ;k*Ily the same lor ei r. Thos. Graham. .Mr. J. M. Har-' ors t!le wll(>lu patll , l. Ml-ses Meile Harmon and Iva snn to snow ami t que motored to Summerland Col- server. \\ l:rn the : Saturdav. where thev spe.t Sun- 1 "" ! M 1 l'1(> pears to me t<> he : | than the snows. w!ii isses Permelia tMcIlwaine. teacher yellowish in eompari i % - - - % i \ew Hope school, left Monday for ; -Mr. i.voismou i.inn homo at Due West, having closed 1 r*on I',<> moon > <? . covered with ice. school. I he following students are at home ?pcnd T'Ta^ter: From ?nmmerlanrt PICKINu A !cre. Misses Xovis Rav Setzler. .. ^ , Always Select One s Heu-tz. Mary Crompton. Juanita Struggles V : g anrl Var.nie Lake: from New- : When you go to picry. Mi?s Lula I.ominauk and Ed- \ cooking select one ti ? , \ the advice Mrs. Mar Hentz. I x- .. j in the -National I o -11 the stores and business piaces editor of which call 1 ? l 5omaria will close Friday, the same , (iiiocii aim says sue ig Good Friday. I lobster broker in the , ! Mrs. Pickett quote he following have agreed to close, ,irew linv a?ainst ca ir places of business in tile town )ias o[ : Pomaria at six o'clock, beginning ' moment a lobster is nday April 29, and continuing until , water it begins to <1 ' , ? ., , ~ . j deteriorate. th< >tember 1. HOC. Fridays and sat-. ... , , J lobster depends m ays excepted: ! rjlc loiisrtli of time tli \Y. Sawyer, Southern agent. his being t:iken fro I H. Hipp flis being served at t <" t? ster moves his claws . h. atone. , Iy dead and. though ' ^entz tiesh will not be firr J. Wilson Keepers of first tank of Pomaria. have experts to sel i Thpsf? Dick them o> \ E. Hentz ? ?? _ _ oeived. sending son V. B. Counts , once and reserving ne Seller C o. The finest lobstei . L Graham. coldest waters, and lew Ray 'Anderson will arrive here those caught south ( urday, April 21, and will hold a ten amount to much, th . t-, u i nearly so tirai as s meeting at the M. E. church. waters tfrs. G'ussie Handell of Ri<lge j onlv vvav to rings spent the first part of this in really good condi ek with her brother. Mr. ?M. M. j ness. If it struggle , , its tail and "makes lkert. . ? . . ., . , claws, it is all righ opens its claws wei TICK OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. sign of tight, it is d, let alone, for it is price. will make a final settlement of; -The lobster." wi t w PnnL* in the Pro- i "should be boiled i cscaic \jl o. tt ... e Court for Newberry Countyf S. use at dinner and I on Monday the 15th day of May, but not in c 6, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon tile icc' anci ^ is , . . ,, ri , the meat from the 1 will immediately thereafter ask . _ ^ . ... fore preparing it in my discharge as Guardian of said J. A. Sena, THE HERALD A Guardian. YEAR FOR $1.50. ("HE PEOPLES UN v "H ONE PERSON IN tt f GOES THROUGH? I? $| c; * r:' ^?Av-~W *' *' v-At -i?-3c ? -IX u .v I ? ma, In Its Color, ? . ;,rr; ?|| ->h Lh&uiai eiiig illuminated j sort of surface | J o reflect the light ? This question ? in arranging tc letter to Nature mittee bought 1,00 ' ^ A f+n, tlio rinor Srinagar, Kasli- ^ 1 io moon as far ^ ing day no seaso illiant than (he + tickets can be had f the Himalayas For the single ghted l?y the sun. * entertainments, see j * Season tickets i appear so white I * namc 0f some n ,-ks Similar in re- J season ,;cket This se on the earth: jn caje the ,icket , the moon should X n. ... , , , i T Children s tick* than the cloudy , <1 .lupiter. and it ^ children are ad f ?-l?. know ^ paivm whiteness n daylight. on of the moon ????? ??? surfaces illuinipossibly to some T0 DECIDE THIS WEEK he superimposed j y the intervening i ~ ~~ ? I nAw/lov Prjkh?.ihlv Villi \ut lOT1:l I S t tlie color of the \ * u* ?? ? "w y difficult to l?e- j -Mexican Course Settled?Keport on vert the grays j From Scott surfaces into an i - ,, ! Washington, April 22.?A decision >ns m tins valley e waning moon. 1 ^ whetner American troops may bo Mr I'anjal 11101111- j ->e withdrawn from Mexico may be in full sunlight, reached by Preside it Wilson and his a lit his. 1 .it | -abinet'1'iiesday This was indicated 11v miles distant. ; t onight whn it was reported from era me amount <>i . uiperposed on the 1 an Antonio that Maj. Gen. Scotl ban (?n the moon. ! night be back in Washington in time >ed l'.v ' .i> .vtnios- or jjj- rep0rl iJG laid before the Iv and mav J jo ex- ' , r . ... ., ovular lueeti'.'-g of tne cabinet 01: it'll it one <*oiisk1\>t ti.- iiizl.t l'roiii tl,at (la-vhence to the ob- : Secretary Raker declined to dis lii* is transparent . -uss the probable meaning of Gen :?tn n ap ! ^cott's decision to hasten back to the distinctly whiter ! .... , . , ' , i, , -apital witnout extending his recpies1 ch seem dull and ? so!1/' '"or information beyond conference: \'s <jut tlie sugges- with Gen. Fanston and liis officers > surface may be ! Officials have consistently refused t( j say anything whatever about th< j problems u der consideration sinc< LOBSTER. j the request for the withdrawal of tin , ; troops came from Gen. C'arranza. That Kicks and ! It is known however, lrom bor igorousiy. k out a lobster foi ! (ler advices that Gen. Funston feel u:t kicks. Such is j that he can not go farther with tin y C. Pickett gives i pursuit of Villa unless he is heavil; Magazine, the j reinf0rceci an<j hjs hamds freed t s her the "lobster J , . is the best known mc extent at least ln "ealing WItl United States. ' problems of supply and informatioj s the ancient He- beyond the border. ting anything that cen Scott's decision to return a nnl sa\s that tin. <renerally was taken to meal taken out of salt ie and its tiesh to t^at he liad reached tlie same conclu ' excellence of a sion and would report to Secretar large measure on Baker. at elapses between j >m the water and i able. \\ heni a lob ! >(>TICK 0F jn{Y DRAWING. ; ieebiy ne is near- j n^t unfit to eat. his j 11 and tasty. I Notice is hereby given that we th class restaurants undersigned Jury Commissioners fc ect their lobsters, \ewberry County, S. C., will at th ,er as *oon as re- office of tjie cierk 0f Court for Ne^w le to be boiled at !. A nthers for broiling. berry Count!: at M::e ?'Cl0ck A- M S come from the APril 21st, 1916' <JPenIy and public] Mrs. Pickett says draw the names of Thirty-six (36 )f Cape Cod do not men, who shall serve for one wee eir flesh beiug not as petit Jurors at the Court of Con thAefl frrmi Mnln* ? will convene j ^ ^ ~ ~ Iliun ricas, tell if .1 lobster is Xewb?rr>" Court H&use Ma>' Stli, 191 tion is by its liveli a1"" wi" continue tor two weeks. :s vigorously, flops April 10th. 1916. wide open mit its JNO. L. EPPS, t; if it is lethargic. JAS. B. HALFACRE, irily and shows no JN0 c (jOGGANS. yin^ and should be T ? . . - XT , " , _ Turv Commissioners for rvewberi not cheap at any J Court. S. C. rites Mrs. Pickett, T Malaria or Oils & Few lirect contact with prescription No. 666 io prepared especial itter not to remove j0r MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVEI shell until Just be- Five or six doses will break any case, ai any desired way." '( token then as a tonic the Fever will c eturn. It acts on the liver better tii valomeJ \n<J doe* not grioe or sicken. 2 NTb NEWS, ONE Subscribe to The Herald and Ne* IVERSITYISTHE 5 - 3i?ry Apr f WWWWWWWWWVWWWW*/WWWWWWWWWVWW* iqua Season 1 ) inaugurate this Chautauqua this year. ^ conn season tickets. |~" _______ These ti< for less than $3.00. so'^ admissions to the respective a* 52.50 the official programs. ? are non-transferable except within the c lember of the family must be wiitten in i provision is made primarily as a protectio should be lost. Jts admit children aged six to fourteen ] mitted to the children's work free. I STJ I i unr rtc TUC CAOV PUAIR ,C Lunc ur int. LKOi wnnnu I J)o Not Let It Wean You From Good Healthful Exercise. j q j The United States public health ! service has issued a bulletin against the rocking chair, the "old armchair." * about which poets have woven some of will their p:v. ic*t v.?rse; :> office chair Cou ' and jy.y s(-n <>i :\ ?-> "jI:* s<? o intertable I ill f?in.i l!i:: it iuvi:r> r- ;M>;;e. >'(>: be au r erins of ;l deadly sort Mai i: lurk in flie ca>y enair. uvuoisiereu or | . plain. Not for that reason does the j 1911 health service of our government con-; A ; denin It. but because a man with an ' 0f i easy chair at hand is likely to form ^ i the habit of sitting in it when he ought to he up and around, taking exercise | that he must have if he is to keep well. ; The easy chair is to blame for much j Car of the heart and kidney disease, ap- j or 1 pendh-itis and indigestion which at'- i < i- tiif-t the business men of our day and ; A " * s tr' . carry so many of them off when they j : ought to be in the prime of life. These t ' diseases were almost unknown a gen- j str< J eration ago. when men worked more 1 3 in the open air. Walking was the nrj 2 thing that kept them well and strong ^ ^ ? otwT niiintv vonrs of acre. 3 U|? iu lino JIW.VV,. ? " i But now men sit they ride to and J I from work in motor or street cars, fail - They sit at their work in office or fac- at r, tory. About the only so called "exer- r;gi e else" many of them get is riding in a c^? motorcar. It is a "sitting down'' age. ^ and the government warns of its dan- ^ 1 o gers. Fif a: paj I A Difference Between Differences. A man may disagree with his neight bor on religion and be merely a fool ! * " 1 - ,7 I o/\ 4- ! ? mi l f 5c I ti li ir dc* a jjuhucui uiu.<,-i^ijv.c. iuc? ?<clear he is a scoundrel.?Houston Post y - Subscribe to The Herald and News YE i l I MfT-T W ; - Y,,?.' , ' .V ' . . W UUU. jf1.1.WWIMHWMM? ! WE GUAR; GRIGS ? inr ? \f >' J-J& V - W. 0 k ~ ? *- To cleanse the system ( j I To restore healthy acti Liver and J To assist in relieving const tude of ills the humar If you are not entirely sati: <71 we will cheerfully re: In the Spring your svstem ni ! as ycu' house or premises. -I | will beat LIV-VER-LAX in i onr] in VooninO" 17011 }l9Tf]V S ^_ | axiu HI jvm ..v.. j _ ud ! ???????____________ Si Gilder & " I CHAUTAUQUA *& A" P*k *? *? A *t* U ^*18oS ppjfrWC.Ura?r* %>!?; ERYONE CAN A VTTEND CHAU1 ickels K- { m the local com- JT1 :kets will be le they last 11 eac n. ^ jwner's family. + nk upon every J n to the owner ^ears inclusive- ^ ===?^ j lTE OF SOLTfH CAROLINA? J ounty of Newberry. |?j| Conrt of Common Pleas. ary F. Dominick, Plaintiff, against ' 'iff 3. Willis and C. T. Pay singer, De lants. ^ nder orders of the Court herein, I 1 . sell at public auctioa before the rt House in Newberry, S. C.? dart,he lesal hours of sale to the tiest bidder therefor, on Monday, 1, same being salesdav in May, 5: \ 1! that certain piece, parcel or lot ^ land, together with the buildings reon. lying, situate and being in town of Newberry, in the county Newberry, in the State of South olina, containing One acre, more less, bounded on the North by lot ~ ^ ~V.. Saraii C. tsoozer, nasi u.v ^t. South by lands of Theodore linstone, and west by Drayton ?et. 'erms of sale: All of purchase K ce to be paid in cash; the pur.ser to comply with the terms of e within ten days ar-1 should he . to do so, the premises to be sold some subsequent salesday at the ^ k of the former purchaser; puriser shall deposit with the Mastery ^ en his bid is accepted, the sum or *ty Dollars; purchaser to pay for >ers and stamps. h. h. rikard, Master for Newberry County. Lpril 10, 1916. THE HERALD AND NEWS ONE :ar for only $1.50. f \NTEE BY'S r - Lax ? > )f poisonous toxins. ion of the bowels, [idneys. ipation and the multi1 family is heir to. sfied with the results, fund your money. eeds cleansing the same There is nothing that toning up your system, nd hale. Weeks. ' +> / ' ~ * *~~r ^ ** ^ FFORD TO - *! "Mi QUA. May 4th