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NAVY CAN USE TOBACCO. General Satisfaction Expressed at 1 Secretary Daniels' Action. Washington, July 11.?General satisfaction was expressed today throughout naval circles when it became known that Secretary Daniels, contrary to expectations, had authorized retention of popular brands of ^ tobacco and articles which it had been rumored would be denied admission to the commissary stores. The action of the Secretary, following the enforcement of his order abolishing the officers' wine mess, officially upset what had become a general belief among the enlisted men that they, too, would be denied cer tain articles which they had heretofore enjoyed. Under the new order not only will those articles which have been carried in the commissary departments be retained, but it is intended to assure greater latitute of choice to the men by admitting additional brands of tobaccos and personal commodities. In announcing his ^ decision Secretary Daniels said: "I firmly believe that the enlisted men of the fleet should be allowed to "buy what they want. I feel that in purchasyj^ theee supplfes I am acting as trustee for the men and that it is my duty to make this possible so far as lies in my power." r>' Read The Herlad, $1.50 year. * quarteryyWorto April Is Claim No. 922 J. H. Zeigler, Salary as coroner 923 Walker, Evans & Cogswell Co., 924 G. A. Jennings. salary ? G. A. Jennings, stamps, etc. 924 W. M. McCue, salary as consta 926 H. D. Free, Salary a3 clerk of 1 H. D. Free, stamps, freight? r 927 J. F. Lancaster, account for li 928 Mrs. J. M. Jennings, water fo 929 C. B. Free, Salary C. B. Free, stamps, telephone 930 D. J. Delk, for repairs on cha 931 E. Dickinson, salary E. (DidkinsonA board for ptu 932 J. H. Pearson, work road Ml 933 C. R. Brabham's Sons, suppl 934 G. W. Clayton, amount for pa 935 E. C. Bruce, salary E. C. Bruce, for roads "Midwaj 936 H. J. Brabham, for piupers . 937 R. W. D. Rowell, sa!> ry R. W. D. Rowell, sta zips, etc ... 938 W. P.'Blume, for pauper 939 Dr. H. J. Stuckey, salary Dr. H. J. Stuckey, examination 941 Dr. J. B. Black, pauper Dr. J. B. Black, drugs for chai 941 E. O. Kirsch, pauper 942 Webb Williams, salary on cha 943 J. A. Griffith, salary on chain 944 W. B. Smoak, salary W. B. Smoak, road work W. B. Smoak, chain gang i 945 J. B. Folk, work road Midway.. 946 A. R. Dempsey, work road Bam 947 J. C. Copeland, salary 948 J. L. Herndon, salary 949 I. W. Carter, road work, 3950 A. L. Wilson, paupers 951 D. O. Steedley, lumber ok2 Lee Ayer. work road B. B 953 H. E. Wilson, pauper 954' J. B. Kinsey, pauper 955 R. M. Kearse, lumber 956 Mrs. Dink Tant, pauper f 957 J. Z. Brooker, salary J. Z. Brooker, going prisoner 958 H. W. Chitty, salary 959 S. L. Hiers, work road B. B. .. 960 J. A. Hunter, hardware, etc., f 961 F. W. Free Co., pauper 962 Herald Book Store, stationery 963 Commissioners of Public Works 964 Smart Joyner, work road B. B. . 965 C. F. Rizer, paupers C. F. Rizer, for road work B. 966 Bamberg Furniture & Hardware , 967 J. Ritter & Son, lumber 968 R. F. Lee, work road Bambe 969 S. D. Guess, on Board Equalizat 970' W. T. Jones, for pauper > 971 Mrs. J. T. England, for paupe 972 G. O. Simmons, supplies for ct 973 Wess Bank, paupers 974 G. Frank Bamberg, one wagon 975 H. C. Folk, paupers H. C. Folk, stationery, etc. 976 Mrs. S. A. Carter, pauper 977 Hiers Bros., pauper 978 W. B. Brigham & Son, feed for 979 Ehrhardt Hardware Co., repair 980 D. P. Smith, on Board Equaliz 981 Carolina Metal Product Co., pi] 982 G. H. Smoak, repairs for chain i 983 M. K. Kearse, lumber 984 G. P. Harmon, committing twc 985 Geo. D. Bonard & Co., books f< 986 Peoples Drug Co., drugs for ch 987 S. S. Williams, on Board Equi 988 L. Morris, pauper 989 W. D. Wannamaker, salary on 990 S. G. Ray, conveying lunatic tc 991 E. W. lJuensing, pauper 992 A. Rice, pauper A. Rice, shovels for chain gang 993 G. E. Hutto, on Board 994 Dr. L. D. Legare Med. Co., drug 995 Farmers Mercantile Co., Olar, i 997 H. C. Rice, pauper 998 W. B. Smoak, corn and fodder 1 J. H. Fender, work road Fish F 2 S. L. Hiers, work road B. B. .. 3 H. D. Free, freight for chain g 4 W. E. Spann, work road Bamt 5 J. K. Mayfleld, work road Baml 6 T. J. Rentz, work road Bamt T. J. Rentz, chain gang 7 James Grant, corn for chain g 8 F. B. Adams, work road Bamt 9 Isaac Killingsworth. 3 chairs for 10 Georgia-Carolina Brick Co., 1 c 11 W. E. Bessinger, work on road 12 O. E. Kearse, pauper 13 E. C. Hays, 4 wheelers, R. & 14 W. P. McMillan, on the Boan 15 W. E. Spann, work read Bamt 16 Prince Handy, brick work on 17 Adam Boatwright, road work 18 Martin Holman, road work Ba: 19 Mrs. E. J. Goodwin, pauper ... 20 W. B. Smoak, work road Baml 21 Dan Parlet, work road 3-mile .. 22 liUlUl 6i Aimum; iua. v,u., 23 Leon McKenzie, fodder for chs 24 H. W. McMillan, freight on sci 25 Bamberg Banking Co., draft 1 26 Prince Handy, work on road, ] 27 J. S. Martin, pauper 28 J. H. Fender, work road Fish May 29 S. G. Ray, salary v REPORT EXECUTION OF MANY. Two Hundred and Thirty Said to Have Been Put to Death. Saltillo, Mexico, July 10 (via Laredo, July 11).?Two hundred and thirty persons were reported executed in Mexico City last night by Huerta, according to news from the south received by constitutionalists here today. One hundred and seventy of these were said to have been put to death in the federal penitentiary and 60 outside the prison of Santiago Tlaltellallo. Most of the victims, it is asserted, were officials. Fighting is reported within the federal district, the constitutionalists having attacked Cochimiloo, San Pablo and the other small towns in the immediate vicititv of the capital, and Huerta has been advised that Paschua will be attacked shortly. Constitutionalists are reported to be attacking the federal garrisons at Esperanza, Maltrata and Orizaba. Gen. Pena Esperanza with two strong columns has gone to reinforce Mexico City, it was ->aid. Huerta, it is said, intercepted a message from Gen. Obregon stating that the latter would capture Guadalajara before July 10 and had sent a rescue force, which arrived within about 30 miles of the city when it was taken. Subscribe to The Herald. $1.50. F COUNTY SUPERVISOR t, 1914. 10.43 books, etc 1 3 **5 39.99 3.25? 43.24 ble 18.75 3oard and magistrate 50.00 6.58? 56.58 amber 25.35 r court house 3.75 25.00 , etc 9.15? 34.15 .in gang 7.50 12.50 jonere 38.40? 50.90 dway 3.00 ies chain gang 104.48 uper 6.00 83.33 r 2.29? 85.62 18.00 33.34 1.50? 34.84 6.00 29 16 iunatics .1. 10.00? 39.16 ,..6.00 n gang ?8.90? 14.90 12.00 in gang 25.00 gang, etc 108.30 ] 12.50 1 15.03 6.61? 34.14 l nnn i berg 7.25 : 4 17.50 mile 4.00 :. 18.00 16.25 34.75 6.00 6.00 i 158.33 6.00 1 41.66 out county 4.16? 45.82 12.50 23.25 or chain gang 43.20 12.00 , etc 5.75 , lights for court house 2.87 1.35 58.00 B 6.00? 64.00 ?A ?nnnliftB fAr o ir> n tr 11.15 1 VW., aujiputo 1V1 VUK>u . 10.05 1 rg 16.60 ;lon 10.70 5.00 i r : 6.00 i lain gang 18.00 j 6.00 i for chain gang 62.50 40.00 i 8.15? 48.15 i 6.00 i 6.00 i mules 65.34 j s for chain gang 2.50 j ation 7.60 j >ing com. Bamberg 182.35 j jang 2.10 j 25.41 > lunatics 20.50 j >r Clerk's office 61.23 ain gang 13.10 j ilization 5.40 i 6.00 chain gang 120.00 j ? asylum 13.35 i .1 6.00 i 6.00 6.00? 12.00 i 6.60 ! r,s for chain gang ' 15.60 i 5. C., paupers 54.54 i 4.00 1 for chain gang 52.50 i 'ond zl .id 10.75 :ang 4.59 erg 8.00 Derg 2.00 >erg 3.00 3.50? 6.50 ang 8.85 erg 5.75 chain gang 4.20 ar of brick, Bamberg 87.60 7.37 , 6.00 B 70.00 1 5.80 erg 8.50 road Bamberg 20.00 Midway 9.50 mberg 2.00 6.00 )erg 4.30 3.30 j on bond for elk and coronr 35.00 lin gang oops and wheels 17.61 'or machinery 134.00 Bamberg 10.96 5.00 Pond 15.00 1st. 75.00 30 C. B. Free, salary 25.00 C. B. Free, staDips, telephone, etc 9.85? 34.8 31 T. H. Turner, lumber 52.97 T. H. Turner, work road Bamberg 12.90? 65.8 32 J. H. Roberts, M. D., medicine and attendance chain gang 24.8 33 G. A. Jennings, salary 33.34 G. A. Jennings, stamps 1.50 34.8 34 W. M. McCue, salary 18.7 35 H. D. Free, salary 70.00 H. D. Free, stamps,etc 4.50? 74.5 36 J. H. Zeigler, salary 10.4 37 Cotton Oil Co., cotton for chain gang 3.5 3S E. C. Bruce, salary 83.33 E. C. Bruce, telephone message 45? 83.7 39 E. Dickinson, salary .'. 12.50 E. Dickinson, board for prisoners 9.60? 22.1 40 H. W. Chitty, salary 20.8 41 H. W. McMillan, freight on brick Bamberg 14.0 42 W. K. Best, hauling off dead mule B. B 1.0 43 Witherspoon Bros., 2 cases shoes chain gang 72.0 44 A. Rice, supplies for chain gang 30.0 45 A. F. Freeman, work road Bamberg 5.0 46 W. B. Smoak, salary 20.8 47 W. D. Wannamaker, salary on chain gang 60.0 48 J. D. Carter, Jr., lumber 26.02 J. D. Carter, Jr., work road 3-mile 10.00? 36.0 49 T. J. Rentz, work at court house 5.0 50 Chas. Ehrhardt & Son, pauper 6.00 Chas. Ehrhardt & Son, repairs chain gang 8.70? 14.7 -1 Tir "D B* Qa? V?av fnr r?hain ?TAn& 14.3 OX ?? . xr. uiiguaui uu uvu, uu; kv* o?O 52 J. A. Griffith, salary, etc., on chain gang 78.2 53 R. W. D. Rowell. salary 33.34 R. W. D. Rowell, stamps, etc 3.25? 36.5 54 J. C. Copeland. salary 17.5 55 J. B. Kearse, work road B. B 13.0 56 L. E. Cooner, work road Fish Pond 5.5 57 Bamberg Furniture & Hardware Co., lime, cement, etc., Bg. 23.5 58 J. L. Herndon, salary 16.66 J. L. Herndon, conveying prisoner 75 J. L. Herndon, work road 5.50? 22.9 "q fi H fimnak rpnairs for chain eang 23.8 60 W. J. Hutto, salary 41.67 W. J. Hutto, conveying prisoners 3.00? 44.6 61 G. O. Simmons, supplies for chain gang 5.1 62 H. L. Brown, work road 3-mile 20.Z 63 S. W. Copeland, axes for -chain gang 6,4 64 R. F. Kirkland, lumber 32.68 R. F. Kirkland, work road B. B - 4.50? 37.1 65 O. J. C. Lain, salary for two months 39.1 66 W. P. Blume, pauper 6.0 67 J. B. Brickie, auto hire sheriff during court, miscel 8.5 68 Webb Williams, salary on chain gang 25.0 69' W. M. McCue, hire on chain gang 4.0 70 W. B. Smoak, corn and fodder chain gang 52.5 71 B. F. Folk, surveying road Denmark 3.0 72 W. F. Hughes, work road Midway 1.3 773 G. M. Kearse, work road B. B 3.5 74 G. E. Bamberg, on the Board 10.4 75 J. J. Smoak. horse hire sheriff court 3.0 TT TIT rlT?o or P R 2 7 ( o n, >V . VlUllJi U11C iuau u* L/. ? ? 77 E. 0. Kirsch, groceries for chain gang- 131.5 78 Happ Bros., stripes for chain gang 104.0 79 Georgia-Carolina Brick Co., 1 car brick Bamberg 60.0 80 H. W. McMillan, freight on pipe Bamberg 23.2 81 C. F. Rizer, paid for lumber 7.20 C. F. Rizer, for work road B. B , 11.00? 18.2 82 G. W. Hightower, coffin for pauper 14.5 83 B. F. Foik, plats for Denmark road 2.0 84 Chattanooga Sewer Pipe Co., 1 car pipe Bamberg 40.3 85 Prince Handy, work on road Bamberg 9.2 86 Champion Supply Co., blankets and bedsteads jail 85.5 87 Webb Williams, salary on chain gang 12.5 88 W. B. Smoak, corn and fodder for chain gang 33.0 89 Happ Bros., stripes for chain gang 72.2 90 Farmers Mercantile Co., Olar, S. C., paupers 36.0 91 Champion Supply Co., 1 tent for chain gang 70.8 92 Geo. D. Bonard, 1 book for C. C. P 15.5 93 J. B. & C. M. Varn, for lumber 38.1 94 Lee Ayer, road work 1.7 95 S. G. Ray, conveying lunatic 16.5 96 Webb Williams, work on New Bridge 2.0 97 H. W. McMillan, freight for chain gang 7.0 98 Romeo Govan, work on Cannon's Bridge 1.5 99 J. P. Blackwell, work on chain gang : 6.0 .00 H. J. Bellinger, for lumber 36.0 .01 J. D. Carter, Jr., lumber 18.42 J. D. Carter, Jr., work road Fish Pond 5.00? 23.4 02 S. D. Morris, road work B. B 4.0 03 Geo.' McKenzie, pauper 4.0 04 J. C. Copeland, salary 17.5 05 W. D. Wannamaker, guard on chain gang 60.0 06 Henry Salley, damages to mule 10.0 07 H. W. Chitty, salary 14.5 08 J. A. Griffith, salary, etc., on chain gang 68.5 09 S. D. Guees, fodder for chain gang 36.0 10 W. B. Smoak, salary 14.58 W. B. Smoak, work road 3.00? 17.5 11 Condemnation proceedings, Hadwin, Bamberg 85.5 12 Henry Bryant, work read Bamberg 2.0 Jane 1st. 13 H. D. Free, salary 55.00 H. D. Free, stamps, etc 2.50? 57.5 14 C. B. Free, salary 25.00 C. B. Free, stamps, etc 8.50? 33.5 15 G. A. Jennings, salary 33.33 G. A. Jennings, stamps 50? 33.8 - ? 1 C CC 16 J. L. Herndon, salary xo.uu J. L. Herndon, conveying prisoner < 80? 17.4 17 R. F. Lee, work road Bamberg 6.7 18 S. G. Ray, salary 75.00 S. G. Ray, miscellaneous : 2.50? 77.5 19 J. S. Martin, pauper 5.0 20 W. J. Hutto, salary magistrate at Denmark 41.67 W. J. Hutto, conveying prisoner 2.75 W. J. Hutto, road ! 2.75? 46.9 21 A. G. W. Hill, work road Fish Pond 10.2 22 J. H. Zeigler, salary 10.4 23 W. M. McCue, salary 18.7 24 E. Dickinson, salary 12.50 E. Dickinson, feed prisoners 20.70? 33.2 25 J. H. Hutto, lumber : 58.9 26 G. H. Smoak, repairs for chain gang 13.7 27 A. Rice, supplies chain gang 4.4 28 S. L. Hiers, work road B. B 6.5 29 Bamberg Furniture & Hardware Co., shovels etc., for road.... 12.0 30 C. F. Rizer, paid J. E. Collins for lumber 7.8 31' Foote & Davies Co., 1 book for clerk's office 28.4 32 Herald Book Store, stationery, etc 2.1 33 E. C. Bruce, salary 83.33 E. C. Bruce, miscellaneous 1.50? 84.8 34 R. W. D. Rowell, salary 33.34 R. W. D. Rowell, stamps and stationery 3.51? 36.8 35 Mr. J. J. McDonald, pauper 8.0 36 G. O. Simmons, supplies chain gang : 2.50 G. O. Simmons, for jail 9.50? 12.0 37 D. J. Delk, repairs chain gang 17.5 38 J. A. Hunter, supplies for chain gang 49.4 39 Chemo Co., disinfectant for chain gang and jail 11.5 J A TT r,i? nhvalrian 43.7 4U n. J. O IUVJRC.V , iU. is.f CUUUVJ 41 H. F. Hoover, examination lunatics 5.0 42 J. H. Tant, work road Bamberg 11.2 43 D. J. Templeton, work road B. B 5.5' 44 G. A. Jennings, Nov., 1913 and March, 1914 terms of court 2,592.9 45 H. J. Brabham, supplies for chain gang 102.7 46 W. B. Smoak, fodder for chain gang 15.0' 47 Wm. Rice, work road Midway 1.0' 48 Frank Smith, work road Midway 4.7 49 F. M. Ray, work road B. B 1-5' 50 W. A. Fender, work road 3-mile 3.8' 51 J. C. Hightower, work road Bamberg 2.0' 52 H. W. Beard, conveying prisoners out of county 6.8' 53 Mrs. Martha Hiers, pauper 12.0' 54 J. A. Richardson, work road Fish Pond 7.0' 55 J. F. Kearse, Jr., work road 3-mile 2.7 56 C. R. Carroll, Jr., work road Bamberg 1.0' 57 Joe Kemp, work road Bamberg, 3.0' 58 T. J. Rentz, work road and bridges, New Bridge 17.0' 59 J. J. Sandifer, work road Bamberg 2.5' 60 H. W. McMillan, freight for piping Bamberg 43.1 51 Mayfield and Free, salary 50.0' 62 W. D. Wannamaker, salarv on chain gang 60.0 ~ 27.3 b<6 U. JUOWimg, iui lumuci 64 G. M. Kearse, work road B. B : 2.5 65 D. B. Rhoad, on Board 10.40 D. B. Rhoad, R. & B 12.00 D. B. Rhoad, work road 8.00? 30.4' 66 O. J. C. Lain, salary 39.16 O. J. C. Lain, conveying prisoners 4.75? 43.9 67 J. H. A. Carter, on Board 6.0' 68 J. G. Kinsey, syrup for chain gang 20.0' 69 Lawyer Robinson, work ^road 5.0' 70. A. D. Pearson, cut tree out road 1.0' 71 J. E. Free, cut tree out of road 1.0' 72 S. D. Guess, fodder for chain gang 6.0' 73 Olar Zeigler, salary on chain gang 30.0' H D. FREE, Clerk. E. C. BRUCE, Supervisor. 5 ^ ! Automobile Tires o 3 0 8 ' Xy o 0 We have just received a large stock 1 of guaranteed Automobile Tires and s Inner Tubes. Each tire is guaranteed for 3,500 miles. If it is not 9 1 " - j-:? 1? ^ J o satisiactory, tne ure is repiaccu 0 with a new one immediately?you 7 do not have to wait several weeks. ???? J ? We Have All Sizes in Tires and Inner Tubes 0 J 0 0 -3 0 Come in and let us show you '-1 ; ? * - ! G.O.Simmons o , >M 0 Hardware and Furniture Bamberg, S. C. 0 0 = I WEEK-END AND SUMMER I I 1 Excursion Rates I 4 To The Seashore Via The I J 1 Atlantic Coast Line 1 o The Standard Railroad of the South. J ROUND TRIP RATES 5 From Denmark to Washington, D. C $21.20 5 From Denmark to Baltimore, Md $21.20 6 From Denmark to New York City $30.20 o From Denmark to Boston, Mass $34.75 0 Tickets on sale every day until September 30th, 2 via Norfolk and Steamer, with final return J limit October 31st, 1914. J From Denmark to Wilmington, N. C $6.40 o Tickets on sale for all trains each Saturday and for J forenoon trains each Sunday until September o 13th, 1914, limited returning to midnight of 8 Tuesday next following date or sale. ^ ? For Summer Excursion Bates to many Mountain, Lake and Pleasure Resorts, and for any 0 information, reservations, etc., call on Jg J. B. LILES, Ticket Agent, Denmark, S. C. 0 Or Address 3 W. J. CRAIG, T. C. WHITE, 6 Pass. Traffic Manager, General Pass. Agt,, 5 Wilmington, N. C. 0 ^ y?ur tires after we have re2 W paired the punctures until they 0 1\ I are as stiff as iron- You t^11 0 r'de your wheel "with confidence O ^ ?1 anywhere after we have repairwe repair your bicycle, it will i be repaired rigni. * ; |j. B. BRICKLE 1 0 I Bicycles, Guns and Automobiles Repaired. Bamberg, S. C. J Cures Old Sores, Other Ramedlas Won't Curs. pup RJIV TICIUI g The worst cases, no matter of how long standing, lm %# DaIVI * I I IVI - are cured by the wonderful, old reliable Dr. **? ? *?*_ Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves Will CUTe yOUT KheUmatlSIIl ? ac.50c.?u? Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, ? FRANCIS F. CARROLL CoHe, Spraras, Braises, Cuts and o Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects 5 Attorney-at-LaW Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in5 Office in Hoffman Building ternally and externally. Price 25c. ????????? ,.vj jj general practice. immmmimmmmmmmm jj bamberg, s. c. | RILEY & COPELAND f : LIFE, FIRE, LIVESTOCK j "** ! I ! HEALTH and ACCIDENT | j ^ * INSURANCE Office in J. D. Copeland's Store ????? bamberg, s. c. 0 Agent for Superior Monument Co. Can Save you Money on Tombstone#. ??????????? J 5 w may wai yfr h#w t? a'v? qo,ntoe t? chi'dr"u Ul ,vr-n mflBTT ium> riwn h. U \ f f ? r w w M?wi^-y.?.? ? A PirniTiPivr a n improved Quinine. It is a Tasteless Syrup, pleas 0 tnitiiAivl/li o. I/. mt to take and does not disturb the stomach. 0 ???????????? Children take it and never know it is Quinine. n Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days Also especiallyadapted to adults who caanot Vm, witi mrmr. u vam take ordinary Quinine. Does notnauaeatc nor 0 Y?ar,_drngy*twiU refund money rAZO cause nervousness nor ringing in the head. Try . OINTMENT (alls to cure any case of Itching, it the next time you need Quinine (or any pur" Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. pose. Ask (or 2-ounce original package. The The first application gives Base and Best 30e. name FEBBiLINE is blown in bottle, a cents. 11 . i