The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, May 11, 1900, Image 2

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I. i. tt Li.d. Ll': ia THE MEMORIAL EXERCISES. V".L.il111 I I 'l l rt i I- '1(1 Till i EM N bri *r.3 I u.-izrIh. I'ir- II3 ig 'glri ha -h.bi in. iy of tiht- Nr;:ng Sarid ii blirgaiti r.t.n \:! i-i a iJ,rhrgrre T - t - \ - - I . . M b La v.1 i r I. J tv - . 0 i ,in 1 .7 - - ' Id \ d t n p ero a l'e,U w. 1> p ]i t I: a*n .2. mnai wo:C:n-rf yo r ad and unat 'ount for 1 he . eIV~ace to volun o.:re wit yur faher. for1 th Ui'c, orif , iV' :b i UI t :me a it s td : I u'.: vrutb neeand for e eet. og a ' b anr p t ortce. c o Hbyor h( oba hai on i. n Itaw:- rwml an se ht fot tome \:t '' dutV n a une rti forte of fes r. -ea thse a waom the nI!ea w:r ir audug J yeb adCa-uib -l br' n that; adu suertae tato Kiur bratvO womLI:l had to hear more tring ]. U- 'vt m. Hihan thbe active ands exc-iting dutie- arnd dangers of the field Here I'v.-d my m'ntbier througbout 'hat t' ', n.rd-u ' ru.ygie of a. igantac !orces -bjOping, wori op irayinig withI yours mst her for th'e rafety of loved onies and friend- and for the success osf t ho,e NleudJidi armies that bturprised atd thrilled t he Inatins of the world hy repeawt,e defeatng and putting t. disastrous flight those other grand armies of vastIy bufnrior numbers and ( (iiipment7j Here lived their friends to whom the Iriah, suffering and deathbe of the camp, tbe fi9de of carnage, the hospit.als, the 1,isons. their mutual lab qrp, sacri flees, hopes and fears and prayers 15 8 common cause aoeclosely bouo'd them! itre returned tha' wounded and K - -star.ing bodier fromn thbe crustal field of. 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(~~aoc"1 Itir- '.1 Li.'. 11rJ ~ ~f (4 atid hu!drE1~oto1her~wbobure3hi~ hod mi~iet'.' pji in ~ uir~rtiaI tiw~'~ ttiitt. tried rn4.'r iiOU14,.~ '1'biijK ~.o'j that Ui~ I um~e private. wbose reci.~rd a~ a ~ld;er b~e ner~r will ti~r.. ~o CXcite ii~'u~d',d a.dmir'a. \Vbile t'~-~.j.rv Iitt~t ~. or t4otie aod ruetal ~r.i6ur", 4)? ~J~t()ry iur vivei. Let u~ quote to yuu iiotxse of tbe pur for wbleb ibo (~awp 1 pose. and objeuts Confederate Vet,eraos, of n I hve t1e1hoor to bw a mm . a- forieo. a! t-hown I it s '-! -. (tC for it very Campvcr h OU V ' . itillu 'lt! orgall 14 t1. of i ('4tH-U:t I J.. t ai ain .,b : tt I ;e 1 )r ' I te caui se:11 1 , c o! Ib e z;t:- t t cai e t V lt.l i 11 Sol 0 t? W ho d1 I ' i l0!- L I W( 1:. tV f * ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 T LS1 iIl4,C C I rls 1 Il my Il fe "a- iAwthw;nv"pO;nt. 1"I'al c 'a!1t for.-li 10 , C ! ',1 ... 1 w r - - an( n)et JI cirUIte I' ''0 iI ta il; I b. I - Na I p to Z C-I . e bd - ,4t' hie r 1 de t 'e--. 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Tael'rs;"r G: -d :9:o ol reafert o. r a h.il- t be bo:; :e o: .1- atffa cod wrk. w .a;id Woena Well tas Menn f Arear Made Miserable-b Kidney Troubleh: ineycaldsute fey uorifwen th e c,dil On t a t. it is et func w i ed-wetting,r dan upon id te bue bofn k d ateda n the kid n! s toe ot on,f t of 'oube is ue o a r d sesed conditin of he caders an ader anic don to able has Womnba ve ::asme are pradent ontrl th pass th t it s nt unflcomm nit ed-wttig. eped fo acid to baue bon re diffiuty a kidneyf t rouble , it e id ndp -houd - nes If the tchiat ur n ieseimprtan orans Tos of le sif t rine s ds td the ieas ed iw e tn fe ch anes and a hern a loud t abie o onro the passage. itisytfffitey-t ed-t aneoe u thol he diffit kidneytrobc, and ourthvee ahte houd e tolw rds te tetent of eseimpotat i.ogan. Thaied unpesantol -'ube aiss u et aie- on n of t des Y and bad nd4no ta oabthe omenrs ofwelli .ai m e ar maeemis-e ra p ie wDIt d , iy TT-an lr r ouble, nd. bthaedthe. l'arne' gre rendy 't.am vpR t hi : oape.: rai- . Its ol ent and one dll .n. ,Y,t -ee." al pam hie 1 h:; 'no or n-e 1.o:: " ll about r..'"4 in i ng' many of the o.Bigamton.NQH. ., be sure an eti nh: paprj:. l-N1. D u : u-rators.o 'It. W ae fr "".''44(1: f n h- . tare .)'' tet.d "01il a n 15 -tandebte r before tj (a4 ca'- .4' ' 11'Jt~. Tu'4 C1 nHREy iE .- ou of t JI b:-.tt' M91 r-. thzae th A. tot-.~ dect that the tha b'rbte ur.t foth :er (.(3 Ei.4 a 'i -r.'l1. 1?n thei. o h ref.i br] at 1h- a IUWPK arge'n J dj; ~ M-~' MJ'cINTO % SH, Exntr of the to- v.Ontea PAt of A . Ht4d. deceased. utF. A. SebuperA;, 4y t.b t tbe w i r-ndnt b u'u at the ol t , .a r il j WiVld WIh ezona iIo oulbt Not Havo llooln Morn t':dof aLl. . \ I , 1 A 4 I' I . t u , 4 ' eal I i : V Av I I iu h \ siro a.444 IldI .I~ i M . I I), '.1,4 I. Il l lt 1 it u ,414 a ilk:tp4 :ri!4 : I 11 i 414it l a% w or it 11 1 , II(1( tI,: - ltI.ing 1). il I li vInbs I h:p i l'e 4)N 4tire 114 lbit ( b1 thet4 di 1414I.411 % :i li 11 t iE s . hW li .i Gairdiijer, N. Y. Eat Veil, Siceop Well. i f 1441 , " S a : I : i iI I. 1 1 4 0'e4 it i ia lu!'t1o<41 1a114r i 1 a %%:t wen , irritabh-01. tirl4 andl n r.1Vouls; hadl no itI fipp t it an w:tSts I 0 :ll :v L ad anld des4-, pinh-nt. (I day I got hold of a litt! bo I ; :Ib t 1 l(mi's S'arsaparilla. I J'' '!-d it avlrd:nal resoved to try at I'tl!h . I ivas, bull4 . etol'e it, was gone. kao I ki-pt oil u1ntil I had taken five b(ttl'K. I (an4 nlow I'leep well, leel cheerfl a c111 do all ny wioik, Includin- p'laill m-e-wing, aid I Can wvalk t% 0 or threu-4. milt.sK a day. I am "'5 yvr' o4 d 1141 d lnow f44.l thiatt life is Wor1't hII i Nui. I .EM* M31 A SMrI, 68 E. .litchell St.. (swego, N. Y. Critical Period of Life. ''I t4oh I lIfod's Sas1 p1r111ilt d u1ing the (.1riti'a pl-rit'd of lny life, and flow, at the A' ofG yea'r, I an strolng anld hoalthy. It is a great mnedicie filr- the blm"d. I finl llood's to be the les.t . " Nh.. 11. Pomicov, 22 Lansing 6treet. Allburn1, -N. Y'. You 'l v I Itood's Sar apil ai 11I1 of Ulny (I ru11g.- i-1 . Be ure t4, 1k for I lood's anud du n14t accept. anly s:Ubstitu'.e. STA T E E EN T. Of Conditions of The Newberry Savings Bank of Newberry, S. C., at the Close of Business March 31st, 1900. Pub lished In Conformity With An Act of the General Assembly. Bill, Receivable ..... $134.01.1 67 Bonds . . . . . . . . . . . 2.272 40 F'urnitire l(. and Fixtures . . ;(,() 001 C llec;tion Atccounlt . . . . 10 00 Qe(rdahftzi secured and un- I 11e' C'1 . . . . . . . . . 577 50 Dtuf- froi other ba nks.- . . . .. .$21,828 49 - Ca'h . . . . . .. $2.1,60U !)I- 4! 19528 43 $187,70:3 00 Cap IaI . . . . . . . . . . $ 50,000 00 1'1olit's 1nss cx penlies paid . 11,006 53 Dividends unllpaiid .....588 00 Cash ieI's .Iju.ICs ou t st.anld irl . -J; 12 29 Bankd;:oits . $ 4',2060 65 --- Iid ividual di!pos . .118,835 53-$123,108 47 $187,703 00 'ersornlly appeared bfore me, J. E. Norwood, iawhierl- of aboved named 1jar'k. wf'c'in du; y Sworn, says thle abuve . 's Utement i4 truoe to the best of Lir Enlov.J.-Uv an beIl ief J.. E. O ( WOOD. (ashier. S.ure'i toubfore me144 tis 3r1d day of A prx'1. 194.(4 W\M. (C. TYIIIJ', ['.. s ] A ttes :N. I'. y"O1 S, C. 0. i1 .H. HL'.:,s. A TBHINC OF BEAUTY. forles rnone . An .11 Wc Ave othese ready m ade waistin arrnens and lack at $w .75ce Andite aeil Wooien's Not. Ar thCrdtray kmilranlco SOCIETY, Dn its 40th anniversary July 26th, 1899, the f Equitable had on its I books outstanding as surance for ONE BIL LION DOLLARS. The Assets e.xceeded TWO IIUNDR ED and SEVEiNTY MILL,ION DOLLAR. Its surplus was m11ore than SI,XT'Y M ILLION DOL LARS, Tlie EUITABLE INSURESf# Bothl Men and WVomew'i at the same rates. It is perhaps tII strongWest Life Assurance Compmny on earth. It writes any kin )d of policy the assured may wvant. CALL ON or WRITE to IRTHUR KIBLER.At For Rates and Plans. NiiPOffice under New berry Hotel. SMITI'S bRU STORE, x ...SUCCEBOR TO... W. A. YOUNG& CO. PRESCRIPTIONS... - CAREFULLY... Z COMPOUNDED... OF PURE... 2 DRUGS... ~A FULL LINE of 4 DRUGS, MEDICINES, a PERFUMERY, Toilet and Medicinal 2 Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Rubber SGoods, Sponges, STrusses, Lamp C.himneys, Tobacco, a Cigars, Garden Seed, SEtc., Etc. AUT id a8ortwent.f STYLE~S .1N TRIMMED AND -UNTRIMMED MILLINERY.,,, AT ASTONISH INGLY - LOW PE10ElS.... are crowed with 'ew Si>rIinl Mil D)ONE ON SHORiT NOTICE AND IN I'IRST-IIIS STYL2E ---AND rres aways on hand. WH ENs aYour whee needs repairing give usa BEST WHEELS n~ the market for sale. See our Whees. I. W. WHITE. 'A.TRE -NWDRY ! .., Our buyers are back P rom New York. Our ines are all complete. vVe invite your inspec ion. We promise good ialues, polite attention, Fair dealing. Splendid assortment in all de partments. See our Dress (ood-, TIrimumiigs, White Gioods, WVash GootI, Lit Liien Damask with "Npkii. to m11ateb, laldkereliefs, Hos ry, ULd(rWehr, SUall Not ions, Armerica's J,ling W. B. Corset-, oircal(e., GiL,ghimsz', Chlicoes, DUcks, Crashr, me'stics all at lowest prices and of standard quality. Mei's Shoes, Bon s' Shoes, Ladies' and Children's Shoes, and Oxfords. All solid. All gutaLteed. No shoddy. We wih to diroect your speeA atteuition to our 311.ll1inerxy Dt-rlirtmunt. Never before have we been so w.' equipped to serve you well as We have i (xpert trirmier and r Hat or BLiiet wade by her sunly be "a tibing of beautN." We waUL't tL sLw You tLro-g 1 r stock. 1i us the clppoiranif I we are coiTdenjt of pleasing y, . Tours truly, Eanrid se1o1tuS JEWELRY STORE. Fine Watches, Rings, Broaches. Studs Sleeve and Link Buttons,' Silver Novel ties, Si] ver Table Ware. Cut Glass, Gold and Sil ver Spectacles and Eyeglasses. TOYS &DOLLS Which we will close out, as we w;II discontinue keeping them. EIJURDI SCII1 JEWELER AND OPThZIAN MERCHANT TAILORS .. OUR.. SPRING STYLES H ave arri i'ed. Thbey embr ace the hat 4 designs in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC W4OollmldWorsten(i Which we will trake at, JUARANTEEING ' ~IT AND - WORKMANMP CJOTT & CARSON, )PPOSITE POSTOFFICE CASTOR IA Por Infants and Ohildreni. [he Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of