The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, January 30, 1900, Image 1
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We are cor
ness, ending wit
out the new or
principles upon
vide the best goi
Read the pri
DL nSS 6001
Now is your time to buy a Black c
200 pieces Black and Colored 1)re
) Balos Sea Island Sheeting for tIi
10 pieces Joas, regular price 12.4(
8 " " " " 18,
7 u " " " 2c
1 13alo 37 inch Drill now only tic.
11 pieces Red 1lttniel 1'-c., worth
2 cases Shirting Prints -1 .c.
100 Whito Bed 1Spreads 200., wort
75 "( " '' 98.., "
Our entire line of \W inter Underwc
TO SURRENDER IIADYSMITH.
BRITISH I)1CFEN(C (t'i11ITTE' sAJ.I)
COMMITTEE SAi) TO tIAVE SO OR
uiller IRceported in (r.,nt I)ni;ger--ih(er
inuoutce Tlutt l:trt.kut , Ig % I tr u -e -
Itevedi-More T ronps Golig.
[Daily News, 28th.]
London, Jan. 27.--An important
meeting of the defenlce committee of
the cabinet wias held at the war
olico this afternoon. Sir Michael
Hicks Beach cane to London pur
posely to attend. Mr. Chamberlain
gave Up an importal.: engagement
for the same reason. Lord \Volso
ley, commander-in- chief, was also
present.
Thoro is- no montion hero of the
report circulated in the United
States that General Cleary has been
defeated by the Boers. When last
heard from Cloary was participating
in Xarron's mnovenft.
New York, Jan. 27.-Tho Evon
ir.g Wtorld's spoeial L4ondon~ corres
pondent says it is~ portedl at thme
military clubs anid cabled to the
,World with all reserve that the cab
inet defence committee this after
noon decided on the 'rave step of
authorizing General Whito to sur
render Ladysmith, both on the
ground of hnmuanity and as an act
of policy to hsave further drains on
Buller's :army. Geneoral WVh ito is
said to have holiographod that he
could no longer hold the town and
that his plight is terrible.
Newv York, Jan. 27.-The Even
ing World has the following special,
which it prints for whiat it is wvorth.
"Berlin-It is said in this city to
day that the oflicials of the German
oreign ofice had received informa
n confirming the report that a
ion of General Warron had beoon
by the ]Soors."
n, Jan. 27.--At 1.15 this
ic war office has no news
tophe to Bullor's force
erlin, and discredited
has the war office
'least not for
ndonment of
eno adt
3itiona
Ion
S
t
P
he
ullor,.
-m0 nar..
Delled to make ro(
h the old year, ha
le. We have prc
which this businE
Dcls for the people
ces carefully, con
}S! DRESS 6OODS!!-a
r Colored Dress for it little i money.
,s (GooOdt 15c., 20c., 25c., 40e., iO., am.
is sale -I je.
., now S:c.
,now i -Ie.
now - . .
25e.
hi 75. 75 Whito 1od Spreads 75c., wc
Si.:35 50 " '' " $1.18
ar, Capes, Jaeckets, 1lankets and Coinf
iOnL
rating the operations to the capture
and abadloniintt of Spion.kop scom
to show increaed activity on the
part of the Boors. There was a Boor
rcconntoissanco necar Clicveley on
Tuosday and a dispatch from Lady
sluiti dated the 21st says the Boer
largers in the neighborhood have
not boon removed sinco Buller's
movement began, not oven those ho
hind the ridge overlooking Tugola
river. The Boers are said to be con
cettrating near Acton 1lomct3. ''he
Boers are sad to be concentrating
near Acton hLomes. 'The Times cor
respondent at Frero, n a ilispatch
dated the 24th, says tho Boors are
always at work digging trenches
when out of range and work within
range whenever the shells allow
them to do so; and are also bringing
up fresh guns. Every prisoner
caught says the 3oers will never lot
the British reach Ladystntith.
Loreniso, Margnez, Jan. 27.--It is
reported oni good Transvaal authori
iythtlafeking was relieved Jani
uarny 22d.
D3oor Camup, Modder Spruce, Up
her Tagola, Jan. 23.--The British
areoendeoavorinIg with a column of a
thousand to forco Spion-Kop on the
ronto to Ladysmith. The tiring on
both1 sidosa of the position yesterday
was terrific. Th'le grass was fired,
rocks woero dislodged and the tron
ches p)iercodl but the battle was
practically one sided. The Burghers
fired only thirty shots. A ball from
a shell landed in Genoral Botha's
p)ockot. Tho only casualties on the
B3oer side were seome horses wvountded.
Tho firing ceased at (lark but was
resumed this morning in tihe vicinity
of Ladysmith, but till neon it lacks
vigor.
London.--Tho last detachment of
the infantry section of the London
volunitoers, numbering 1341 men, on
trained this mernting for Southamp
ton wvhere they will embark today
for Africa. The route from Welling
toni barracks to Nine El~ms station
was thronged with cheering specta
tors but not to tihe same degree as
on previous ocoasions. T[he order of
march was undisturbed. 'ITho lord
mayor anid alioriffsr acdompanied the
troops to Southampton.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Chidren.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
ann . oad casesI
6 days at lant tWO-thirds of aill mtm remnoy
i a a"ski SOiNuS.ox. **aetrg.
Dm for SPRING C
s been phenoren
ven, time after t
ss is conducted,
at the lowest pric
ipare and inspect
-11 SHO10E
Our Shoe dopart mlelnt g
18 Cases MuI's Fine Sl
the host. concerns in this
Now arrivals of 1Ldies'
Co.'s Fine Shoes. T'hoso
new pair for every one tli
111, 1.00 72 pairs Ladies' I3uttou
" $2.00 72 " " "
)rt, at cost. 48 "
TIIE U. S. CoNWi1 'rIN NOT 1'O1
Sonatn Committe In Cltanrgo Fixcu Name as t
"P'orto" Itl<"o antil Not "1'uirto" Rico,
Thn Native Colu.
Washmgton, Jan. 27.-The Sen
ato committoo on Puerto Rican af
fairs has decided, so fillr as it 'an do.
cide, that the island whose affairs
are under its particular cre, shall be
known as Porto Rico and not Puerto
Rico as fixed by a recent executive t
order. The question camo up to
day in the linding of the committee
in connect ion with the Foraker bill
providing a form of government for
the island and the decision lupon
the spelling of the dame was unlani
Tho committee went over the bill
in detail, deciding upon ninny issue
in phraseology and some altorations
in the measure. Probably one of the
most important changes was to strike
out the wvord "'constitutilon"~ whiereve-r
it appeacirs in the original print of the
4
bill, which extended the p)rovisions
of the constit.utioni as well as the
laws of the Uniiited Stamtes to the 1
island. The change was made bo
cause of the opinion generally ox
prossed b)y tihe membnlers of the coim
mittee that our constitution is not
suited to the Porto Rican people.
The opinion was also quito general
that the constitution was not necos
sarly. Somne of tho senators expressed h
the opi[ion that the natives of thio
island wero not yet prepared for jury
trials. Another important amend- '
ment provides for tihe retirement of
Porto Rican coins and substitutes
for them in coins of the United fi
States. The secretary of the Troas- ti
ury is authorized to reden the silver f
coin known as the peso0 and all other c
silver and copper Porto Rican Coins t
nowv in circulation at tho present rate y
of (10 cents in the money of tihe Uini- e
tedl States for ono peso, this rate to e
be applied in tihe exchange of other ta
coins. None but United States coins ii
are to be legal tender in Porte Rico e
for more than thlroo months after the A
passage of the act. f.
Another provision gives optional p
authority to the p)residlent to appoint
an officer of the army governor of
the island. All lawvs enacted by the 3
Porte Rican legislature are to be re- ai
ported to congress, which reserves
right to annul. VTo Federal courtsJ
and other questions deferred and
consensus of opinion favored slight
duty amuounti[ng to 25 or 30 per cent.
on articles importedl into the United
States from other countries. Consid
oralo discussion wvas hadl on an
amnendment abolishinmg the legislafturo
and putting the governmont entirely
OODS. This st<
al, and to merit
ime, the truthfu
and to further e
,es, and lower thc
for yourself.
S! @ SHOESI @ Sti
rows lluoro po)ular overy day.
1oes just opened -- overy paitr ga11n
,ountry, L. A. C'rossoett. Ask to soo t
Fino Shoes just roeceived. A largo
Shoes need no introduction to the 1L
!t goos wrong.
and Laco Boots 8o. worth $1.25
" $1.25 " $1.5O
"f '' $1.1S " $2.00
tk the hands of ia Colncil to he up.
)ointed by the prosidet, of the Uui.
ecd Staktes, live of its twelve mebliltiers
o 10non resideits of t he islatnd.
W114 il-%u A1(.
The folloving wats wvrittenl by a
)Oy who wais coml1 )pelled by his teacher
o write tnu essay on the mout h :
"Your mouthi is tho front door to
ho faco. It is the ap1)erturo to tho
old storage of aniutoly. 8oiio
loIuths look liko peneles and creamtl,
omio look liho t '.a>lo cut in a brick
mall to admiit a now door or win
ow.
"Tho mouth is the hot bod for
)othlacho inld hunghole for orator'.
'ho 110111.11 is t he crimrrso a11i'l to
0111' liver; it is pat riot isimi's foultlilr,
nd tool chest for pipes. Withouit
10 mouth the politicumn would be a
'onder on the face of tho earth and
o down to an an honored grave.
''It is t he grocer's friend, the
rator3's pride mal( the0 (dont ist 's hope).
t has put somon on01 1 th1e rostrum
ad some in jail.
It is temilptaltilOn's 11unch1 coiunter
hoIn attachl ed to a11 l maien, and14 to
acco's friend when alttaiched to a
mn1!, it is thO homo1) of tho unral y
wmiubor, the tonigue. Without it
inlrried li fe would bo a suor
relam, and1( ai (1ud. would 10os)olhalf
is attract jomn."
(IOEHICL 'SIKE*2ls ON Tol'.
est ol.e IndintsIHlls sntnribyth
Frankcfort, Ky., Jan. 27. -The
rst actual tost of st rength1 between
>rces in the (Goobol-Taylor conteit
iame today, anid by t he admIfis-sionl of
1)o Riopublicanh leatders, p)roved1 a
ictory for Goobol0. Tho)( DJomoerats
hlimf it deciivokile thle Repiubli..
ans still nave sI rong hiopeis of re
lining Gov. T'aylor. Tihe voto was
1 the conitost of VaIn Motor of Fay
tto county algainist .l3rry. Vanl
letor winning, 51 to 45. E1very of
rt was miade to get out the largest
ossiblo voto.
Among the mooro notalo of the
umnorous articles ill the Febhruary
Inigazino N umber of The 0Outlook
re Mr. 11. W. Mabti4.'s "William
hakospeare," D)r. Edward Everett
[alo's '"James Mart iioa'," and Mr.
'rank Orano's "Wash ingon's Birth
ny, 1800-1900)," and Mr. Clifton
'ohnson's "The Village of Millet."
3a year. The Outlook Compan)~y,
low York.)
Ber th heIt Kind Ycu HlanAlways Boupft
lignatur,
ofn
~. F
rown in popular L
ha be Our consLa
tements and t-e0
0s along theso ln
[ity can be bought
CL THIN! N61 L. Tm1.0 , 1 f4
lti I m) n -tr: wti oIIIf 11rlt'.; * V tii,- In
$3i . 7~, ;,>.()t, $ l.l)O, :;'.l)O ;11, n ))
I' C F1i Odd latifl .IR, )1"rth 1I
6Y1
(r, 11O luttelr What Ii l l ,t AU \ '
r, old rdil. Sores and11 but y I
(',(I,1:(il (:ilri11I,'r,i .~rln iu iI.i' ,n4 , t> '
Therepirt if ti'
lil t ~ I li ' t11i,' 1 4 4. ' II :( ) t if huM 1
9,f th 44peit> IeH (i4ii ti I t
ctin . (TOi I l;(li ,I
f-(,1 m'tl-i.(,litair
(tal up) to s; l , il -._' ( )li ,f Is1
I ,1 111 ha lS ( (Ibn li 'din too the ti(Silt a i
of 1141 II11'
Ii ('(1('58 r' I U I rlOta t ii ti } e . I
letssary to f rten f hti t
T'l( ;an1111 it;ury Ia l it,,l i t m-: to
Itrl lt i tr ' )"r
n tsarlt i 1 I h ll lt, 1r, r- b ie t
T l She i it fhi Tng I. it
~Theo isupr s ~ intennsrpr shows
tha o11 an'' thn-mr I Li
Ct.wlconine, belim an' im-rea of .4
ofar ho - <h e h K wa fo I a e ea o
pignalr innn ei. 10as reer t
hof unaiaycniimP h ol
Ivor. Our busi
nt aim1, through
straightforward
0s we shall pro-.
elsewhere.
XCLOTHING-K'--.
Clot h i rt; jnuHt openel, no11)y u1)-to.
.)n thi: lino I will tiavo you 25 pr
lD YOU, T will tilwayn ho LOWER.
r (1ashI ait
N t an i,"in e mm 14, In Pa1nterd.
A Met hodi:tIII inistor is thus quotod
i hl, I'hi,lnblplti Record: "The
)orst Canrital,it class of peoplo I
no, r are t,io who deil in liquor.
If courso t ncver asHk thorn for
iITeN". I)rear no(.! h'Loy Como andci
Iler 1a. I wi:.i my dlEaCOIs and
-irdsII1 of Iho fold wero liko that.
he yearl1y ('onforenco onco m1ot at
y clIleli and It li-ower s11p))li0d
I' tiallt'H wit h eigair8-it was no
nnll jl,, I tell you, for mtinistore
ill hit a box of froo cigartis protty
H1n1i andit frc e< l lnt tait):. A1 total
hstili0iIe ad1Vocatto fournd out tho
>iret, If all t,url :smoking; andt mado(1
Iorr"ilI r:lteh in openIt mootintg
bo,t nionOm3y stolent from tho (1runc
rl': otnving habei and r1o forth.
ihll, after that I :timtnndl tilt brow
IN if 1 ,eI we himt nionoy. One
ny 1h0 (orn0r1 mef(11, thI ouigh, and1( I
ied for I I his repoach!es. H o said:
've been lookhing for' yon for somno
Ii '. lir's a1 cheItek I. wanit you to
he a I do what evor good you can.'
hon41 h14 got very red and1( said in an
11h4arrassed voice: 'Yo noodn(1't ho
om. It('s in1ter1est on1 (lectric light
ock, and4( 1 bought theo stock when
was1 iln Ih11 grocery business05.' '
Moi)y,11 Tinn. Jan.) 23t.
iral D )4oy told F a GorgiaL (on
v'imt to t he SouthI next spring.
0 OxpJectal to lea1v0 Walshinigton
atrchI 17th an will be0 at Sa4vannaIIh
arch 20tIh. From11 SaIvannalh he
ill go to MaconI, thlen to Atlanta.
isniot impIjrobalel that tho ad
irl will visit. Nash1villo and1( Memi
1i8.
A Tributo to Gon. Lee.
It isa; followvs: ''1e waVFs a foe
ithIou t hatte, a friend( without trea
iery-, a solier withlout cruelty, a
k-tor withiout opp1resionl, and( a
ietiml with1out mu11rmu11ring. HIe
as a publ)1ic officer witlhout vices;
priva~4te citizen01 w ithiout wrong; a
:ighb1or withlout rep)roach; a Chris
an withlouit hypocrisy; and( a mian
i thouit guile, Hie was Ctesar with
it. hiis ambititioni, l'redecrick wvithiout
is tyranny; Napoleoni withiout his
:lis1hness, and1( Washinigton with
ait his rewardl. lie was obedhient
> authiority as a servanlt, and royal
Si uthlority as a true king. He
as gentle as a womiani inl life, and
40odest anid lpure as a virgin in
loulghlt; watchful as a Roman yes
il in drty; sulbmlissive to lawv .as
oeraites, andi~ granid in battle as
.chilles!"
F1 I
>re has rapidly g
our patronage c
Iness of our stc
xpand our busin
n the same qua
)n1, T11
o(d. Milo by ono of (111.o tl1,
Ceit,
hi1iiient, Drow, Selby & o
adies of Nowborry. A
12 '4
1ton1c01111
WatIIch t
auta aonsn:wVIuna.
He Tri1l1ks. ..th DenI u4icrai Cnentuion 14
sh ould k .net Tere.
WAVIsh ngton, .1u. 27.--"N w York
is not out of the light for tho I)-mo
crat IC nal ilolil colVent loll by long
0(d(,"' siaid M1Tr. Arthur1 11i)Ier, of 1hat1
ciO"y "TIho th Ieories ad(vanIcedi( by thIv
I(1ovocites of th4 M(i(l1e1' West. Iro itl
ve'ry wlIl, but (1o nmt, thiinkc thwy
will havo as 11111ch weight ats Ihy alre
2ro(lit(d( V it 1. I do not consijder tht
he hod Iing of tho Conl vt'lntion in the
W'est will lnoittrially ailIect the for
l'ILy,n vIoto. 8o far as tho filnialneO
lnesti0n is concerned, that is a pa:i
i511 in tho West aInong iho foreigii
:'r5. But the dliffTlrnco is that tho
9o11ig of tho national conivenitioll to
New York will hav ai docidodly good
1'eet on th o (01111try at lirgo. I
I1IVo( it, Vt.ry Stralight that Mir. Iiryain
favors Now York, and that hit has
~o e'xpre'ssed hlirIsel f. I tin 1k thaiit
'0uary 22 it will bo) founid t hat New
Ylork 1ha1s 11h( inaljority or 11ho voiets
f it sla far, and(1 I' 11. no r
urnen111t yeLt thatt will chan lIgo lhoe (
'owH.,
4) rlnd ig the( Cok
(F"roiin Lif(e.)
MlIist ress (with ma)lrked heOsi ttion:)
'MaLlrgart-Cr-.did you -wats it
hat1-"
MaIurgaret ( relontlessly :) "WXell1,
Mistress (slowly ret rent ing:) "What
i mean1t to say wa.is-wov'~ll - (aside)
!dy courago fails men. (Alounv. 7,ith1
15iumed gai ity) Marigaret is the
vator bioiling '"
iMaurgaret: "'An' shuire, waus it thaut
4o h)o atfthetr t ryini' 0 blabh, ani' mO a1
sasht ill' me1 toimio to liston to yes1 i3o
>lf wid yo."'
MIist rois: "'mi real sorry Ii dls
urbed'( you, Mauggio dlear, buit I did
meani to tell youi tht ourt st1ea8111k wats
'1 little on11ly at littlo- --overd1ono, and1(
[ just was aiskinig y'ou if thet liro was
hoe catuse. I ull hope you'll forgive
me. And, O) Margaret, those rolls
"Indade,' thin1, ani' .I'll not shitaty no
0noro( wvid the1( loi ken o' you. It's mlo
:lainfully. )
Mistress: "Deanr, dear, what have I
clone! And her wvagos only just
1)aid(. I mullst call 1up1 th10 (1oct0or.I
fool 110h1e 1 spe l poatching. Thore0W's
aniothenr siego of se rvanit prlostral