The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, April 30, 1901, Image 4
Dress Goods and Silks!
Thousinub of yards of now Dross (
and Silks to ho sold it i sacriiee.
must go, let thom bring what they
Every lady who buys a dress at
naugh's Wednesday, Thursday and. 1F
wo will givo her tho linings froo of el
Don't bo hlumbugged and lot thes
ono-horso concorns tell you that they
011 you as choap as Mimnaugh.
I sell more goods in
day than some of thei
sell in a month.
\.-No matter
i Wasa
STATE CONFEDER
ATE PENSIONS,
EFLFET OF NEW LAW IN ILDUUINO
NUMBEI OF PENSIONERs.
Fewer Applicatiotis than 1Heretofore IInav.
IeCOn Received and of those ReceIved at
Nuamnber lave beent Erjected-The
Numbor Granted this Year is 0,
438, Against 7,707 Last Ye-ar
la ItedUction df 1,308.
[News and Couries.]
Columbia, April 24.-Special: The
State board of pension commisioners
iinished their work today. The
pension list this year shows a de
crease of 1,368 as compared with last
year. The reduction is largely due
to requirement that new applications
be made under the recont Act of the
General Assembly. Under the old
Act any widow of a Confederate
Veteran who was in needy circumn
stances was entitled to a pensioti,
wbreas under the present Act a wid
ow to receive a pension must her
self be 60 years or over, or be a wid
ow of a soldier killed during the wvar
or who died of wounds during the
Forewarned,
Forearmed.
The liability to disease is greatly
lessened wheni the blood is in good con
dition, and the circulation healthy and
vigorous. For then all refuse matter
is promptly carried out of the system ;
otherwise it would rapidly accumulate
-fermentation would take place, the
blood bccomxe polluted and the consti
tution so weakened that a simple
malady might resfilt seriously.
A healthy, active circulation means
good digestion and strong, healthy
nerves.
As a blood purifier and tonic S. S. S.
has no equal. It is the safest and best
remuedy for old pmeolIe and chiildrcn
because it contains no minerals, but is
made exclusively of roots andl herbs.
No other remedy so thoroughly and
effectually cleanses the blood of im
same tinme it builds
up the weak and( de
bilitatedi, and reno
vates thic entire sys
tem. It cures permanently all manner
of blood and skin troubles.
Mr. E. E. Kelly, of Urbana, O. writes:
I had Eooson my hands and faceofoi
five yoars. it would broak out in little
whito pDustulos, crusts would form and
drop off, loaving the skin rod and inflamn
ed. Todootor,, did me no good. I used
altemedicated soaps and salves without
booi. 3. S. . ourod m,admy skini
Mrs. Henry Siegfried, of Cape May N.
J., says that twenty-ono bottlon of ii. id. 13.
euroed hor of (lancer of the breast. Doc
tors and friends thought her ease hope
loss.
Richard T. Gardnor, Florence, 8. 0.,
enffbrodl for yoars with' Boils. Two bot
ties of 8. El. B. p ut his blood in good con
dition and the B oils disappearecd.
Send for our f ree 1book, and write
our physicians about yout' case.
Medical advice free.
Trun SWIFT PECrrmm CO. AATA .
M E Eli(
WEDNI
BRIGHT AND ]
have the stock
to undersell m
Millinery! Millinery I l
Our second shipment, just c
can show you moro Millinery an
Millinory than any concorn in
You know the prices you paid
roods Hats before Miinaugh put in
They and the price you pay today.
may. purpose of giving this now foatt
business nimediato and wide sp
-idy, larity I will placo on salo M
Urgo.
little Thurday and Friday, Two IIu
can Fifty Ladies' and Misses' Trim:
worth not loss than $2, $2.25 1
1 will give you your choice for E
:ne Another lot of about Three
Trimmed Hats worth $2.75, $3
your pick of the lot for only
buy your Hat until you c<
Milliner, Miss Martin. She is
in her line.
what prices are q
K9mw mERWMmmu ammm
LA
war. The pension board, on account
of this now phrase of the law, refus
ed applications for the i'idows of
many veterans. In some cases the
widows were as young as 30 years
and many wo.o only 10 years old.
The pension board could not fix the
amounts that wero to be received with
absolute cortainty, as pension appli
cations are liable to drift in until the
money is actually distributed. As
far as it is possible to apportion the
fund, upon the figures in hand, the
pro rata share for each pensioner
will be under the $100,000 approp
riation:
1900-Class A, $72 each; Class
13, $16 40 each; Class 0, $12 30.
1901--Class A, $90 each; Class 13
$19 52 each, Class C, $14 64 each.
The Comptroller General has ask.
ed the Attorney General for an opin
ion at to whether he can distribute
$150,000 instead of $100,000 to the
Confederate pensioners. It will be
remembered that the P'ension Act
carried $150,000, while the approp
riation bill only has $100,000 in it,
Mr. Durham will be guided by the
opinion that ho receives. If the de
cision be favorable to the distribution
of the $150,000 the pro rata distribu
tion will be: Class A, $90; Class B,
$29 80; Class C, $22 35.
It will be interesting to note how
the pensioners of the State are dis
tributed and how some counties have
a decidedly larger number of pensi
oners than might be expeted. Of
course, in Greenville and Spartan
burg, and the upper tier of counties,
where there is a heavy white popula
tion, the numbers can be fully under
stood, but howv some counties with a
cornpare tively small wvhito population
can have so many more pensioners
than Churloston or Orangeburg, for
instance, is not so easily understood.
Tho tables show the followving
classification of the pensioners of the
State for the present year by counties:
ClLsasClass
A. B .Ttl
A bbe villo-..-...... 2O3 3
Aiken.....-........ 12 18 9
A nderson-......... 2 5 7
Bamberg.......... 2O8 5
Baltrn well.......... 030 0
Beaufort.......... O 7 2
Berkley..............88
Charleston-2........4
Cherokee-......... 1 1'
Chester..............91
Cheaterflotd........ 1
Clarendon......... :118 2
'Collcton.......,... 2O8 8
Darling ton.........190
D)orchester-0 ......09
Edgefield.......... (1 9. 9
Ieair fleld .......... 8O0 1
Florenco.......... 212 3
Gcoigeton-0 2 130 138
Greenille0 13 8
?SDAY, I
EARLY if you wa
we have the st
e.
penod. I
LI Ch1o1por ,1H1
Nowborry.
fur your
Millinory C(
For tho
ro of my W
road popti.
!odnesday, 6,
idred and Ca
nod Hats,
mid $2.50. mc
1.50 each. tWE
stc
Hundred to
and $3.25, lov
,2. Don't yo
mnsult my .
an artist M
uoted you in the
areenwood...... 0 6 116 120
ETampton............ 0 1 113 114
florry................ 0 7 144 151
Kershaw.. ......... 1 2 108 1l1
Lancaster........... 0 8 114 222
Laurens..---......... 1 8 209 218
Lexington.......... 0 9 131 140
Marion............... 2 8 180 190
Marlboro............ 0 2 109 111
Newberry........... 0 5 137 142
Oconee............... 0 3 162 165
Orangeburg...... 1 4 121 127
Pickens ............. 0 2 230 238
R1echland........ ... 1 5 150 162
Saluda............... 0 5 141 146
Spartanburg ...... 0 23 507 530
Sum p1tor ......... 0 6 159 165
Union.--.......... 1 4 135 140
WVilllamsburg..0 71 106 113
York ...........1 9 279 289
Totals, 190I...24 201 8,213 0,438
Totals, 1900.46 302 7,298 7,700
Reduction, 1900 to 1901, $1,368.
Every woman loves to think.of the
time when a soft little body, all her
own, will ncstle in her bosom, fully
satisfying tho yearning which lies in
the heart of every good woman. But
yet there is a black cloud hovering
about the pretty picture in her mind
which fills her with terror. The
dread of childbirth takes away much
of the joy of motherhood. And yet It
need not be so. For sometime there
has been upon the market, well-known
and recommended by physicians, a
liniment called
otihers Friend
which makes childbirth as simple and
easy as nature intended it. It is a
strengthening, penetrating liniment,
which the skin readily absorbs. It
gives the muscles elasticity and vigor,
prevents sore breasts, morning sick
ness and the loss of the girlish figure.
An intelligent mother in Butier, P.
anys: " Wore I to need Mother's Friond
again, I w<9uild obtain 0 bottles if I had
to pay $5 por bottle for it."
Get Mother's Friend at tho drug
storo. $1 per bottle.
TilE BRADELO REGULATOR CO,
Atlaata, Ga.
Write for our frc lihstratet book, " Before
THE N%EWBERRY
Land and Security Co.
WILL BUY AND SELL
Notes, Bonds and
Mortgages.
Stocks of' all kinds and
Real Estate.
0. B3. MAYER, President.
INO. M. KINARID, S00. and TreaS.
Fo
HURSDA
nt some of the g
iles and we have
Try to Mat
BROIDERIES AND Prices if yo
tuburg EdgiUgs! 100 dozen Towohs
each, 2 for 5o
forty feet 100 dozen Towels
display each, now on)
)Unter. We 100 dozen Towels
have the each, now oul
100 Pieces Best C;
ide, showy for 5 and 0.1c.
:atterns, 100 Pieces Bleach
-310121-21 15 >3., worth 5c
25 Pieces Colorei
IS, worm doblo. black an tan, v
[ can show you 25 Pieces Andro
re Embroideries Loom Bleachi
n all the other 5 bales Sea Islai
res in Newberry (.
nbined. Just fol- 25 PiOces Brown
the crowds and now only O.
1 can't miss 50 dozen Ladies'
to see them.
imnaugh's The biggest line
Whito Lawn,
shown in Nom
1,500 Yards 30 in
only 5c. yard
reach of one hur
g 5G
AVegetablePreparationforAs
1iig ihe Stomiachs and.Bowelc
1komotesD7gesUon,Cheerfid
'nessatidlRest.Contains neithier
N.OTNAncorTo.
Aperfect Remedy for0onstlpa
tion, Sour Stomach,.Diarrhoea,
Worms,Convulsions,feverish'
aess aind Loss OF SEE l
FacSimile Signature of
NEW YORK.
E.XAC'T CoPYoDr WRAP?PR.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE!I
FAST LINE
Between Charleston and Columbia,
Upper South Carolina and North
Carolina.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT
WILIIINGTroN, N. C., Apr il 8th1, 1961.
CoNDEN5ED SCHEDULE.
GOING WEST: In Effect Jan. 13, GOING EAST
*No. 62- 190i No. 63.
6 25am Lv...0t -lea ton, 8.0..Ar 880 pm
8 00 am L,v.......Lanes......A r 6 43 pm
90 65 nm Lr.......Sumter.......Ar 6365pm
0 Coa r......0lumbia .....Lv 4156pm
12 17 pm Ar...Proserity..,,..Lv 2 49 pm
12 80 pm Ar......Nobrry...Lv 2 84 pm
I 18Pm Ar....Clinton.......Lv 1 58 pm
1 5pmA......Laurens .....Lv 1 16pm
3 10 pm Ar.....Greenvile.....Lv 12 01 pm
8 10 pm Ar...partanburg.....Lv 11 45 am
7 18 pm Ar....Wnboro.....Lv 10 I8 am
S20OPmA r.....:.Oharlot, N. 0....Lv 8 10 am
6311 pm Ar..Hoendersonville, N. C..Lv tU 0Jam
7 16 pm .......Ashevile......Lv 8 00 am
Nos. 62 and 63 8011(d tra.ins between Charles.
ton and Greenville, 8. C.
H M.EMF J).%. en. PassengeA nt.
Gecnl.Manag Traflo Manager
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
,Dears the
Signatnro of
r all t
V AND F
reatest bargains
the lowest prices
ch Mimnaugh's Now for
LI can I You know
for this salo, worth 8c. you buy a D
it off, soloct
"or this sale, worth 10c. and sizes ar(
ror this sale, worth 15c. 5 Cases Now
100. sale, 75e.
ilicoes, solls everywhere G Cases Now
, now only 4o. yd. sale, 98o.,
Cloth for this sale only salo, $1.21
10 Cases New
P. K.. pink, light blue, sale, $1.51
rorth 12.c., only 8to. yd. 5 Cases Now
icoggin and Fruit of sale, $2, y
ng, now 7o. yd. 85 Cases MI
id, worth Gje., now only (Lewis A
10 Cases Men
Linen, the 15c. kind, worth $1.
(d. 10 Cases Men
Bolts just opened-ask worth $1.
10 Cases Mon
of Organdios, P. K's., worth $1
Gingham's, otc., over 5 Cases Men
,berry.worth $2
h Percale, for this sale, ce Mon
worth $3
1dred miles arour
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature'
of .
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
OASTO RIA
THEK OEN4TAU MANT E VONK tV
Charle8toR 8111 WOStI1 Carolna RWy CO,
Augusta andi Ashevillo Short Line.
Schedule in Effect Jan. 13th. 1001.
Le ave Augua............. 9 40 a mn 8 85 p in
Arrive Greenwood.......12 ir5 p m .......
A nd oron..................... 8 00 p mn
Laurot.s..........120 p mi e 85 a m
Wae loo( .8)...12 52 p m .......
GJreenville.......3 00 p mn 11380..am
Gioen n aprings..4 00 pm .......
Sipartan burg......3 10 p mn 9 00 a mn
Asheville..........16 p m .......
Leaive.Asheville . ,....~ 00 a^~ ........
yartanburg.L .....:15a m 36p m
nn 8prinjgs..1000 am .......
Greenv'ilie.......12 01 p m 8 25p m
Laurot:............. 87 pim 700 pm
Arrive Waterloo (Hi. B.). 2 063 p ........
Gr een wood....2 8pim 0 00.p
Leave Andersn ..,.............. 7 25 D
Augusta...........10 lp ma $ 5 p m
toeave Augiusta..........................0pm
Fairfax....................... 50pm
Ye m asseoo.......... 900nm 0 1Opmn
Ileaufort...........6 15 am 7 10 pm
Port Royal,....10 80 nm 7 2o pm
Ar. S avannah-.-................... 7 66 pm
Savannah................... 610a
Port Rtoyal........... 0 p 7 10 am
Beauf ort .........16 pm 7 20 am
Y om aseo;.........2 pm 8 80 am
Fairfax--...................... 985 a
Allen dalo -................... 947 a i
A rrive Augusta--......................JI 50 a
- loso conneotion at Greenw.od for . i
points on 8. A. L. and C. and Q. Railway, . d
at Hpartatnbnrg with Southern Railiway'
For any in ormation relative to tioko '
tesO, sehedules, address
W. J. CRAIG, Geni. Pas. Agt.
E. M. NOR TH. 801. A gt, a .
T. M. EMERSION, Traffic Manager,
he E
RIDAY
ever offered in
Remember, I
the Spring Footwear! Cc
what you are getting whon if
row-Solby Oxford. Don't put You'
while selections are complete 100
o unbroken.
Oxfords, just opened for this 100
worth $1.
OxIords, just opened for this (0
worth $1.25.
Oxfords, just opened for this
i, worth $1.50. 100
Oxfords, just opened for this
), worth $2.
Oxfords, just opened for this
rorth $2.50.
3u's Fine Shoes just opened, 100
. Crossett.)
's Shoes, Lace or Congress, DO., 50
25.
's Shoes, Lace or Congress, $1.25,
50. 50
's Shoes, Lace or Congress, $1 50,
85. 25
's Shoes. Lacc or Congress, $2,
'50.
's Shoes, Lace or Congress, $2.75, 50
50.
id I will always k
"'IOUTHRNH RAILWAY.
Condelw"& Schedule in Efrect
Jan. 17th, 1001.
STATION& 7 NK
. -ar e-t -. , 11 0 ~i 1- T
amhiervila..,.12 00 a's 7 41 a ni
ranchvilo........ 2 UaO U t5an
rigeburg ........ 2 45 a m 9 23 a in
.11 ....... 4 26 a in 10 15 a n
Iva .nna . ........ ~ i 5~~a in 0a
arnwel1............ 4 18 a 4 18 a n
'a"kvlUe.......,... 4 2.4 a m 4 28 a-n
- l mbi......... aTn7 T1 -68 ' il
~snrit.y .......... 8 14 a m 1210 n'n
borry........... a h0 a m 12 25 p rn
4r.eenvlle....... 220 a m 55 411pr
41. od a ....... .... 10 15 a m 1 p n
v.e oI. 0...,.... 00 po~m 10 40 aln
. lAnrson 1....10d ~6 5 r
.. roeen i ........ 20 p 4 5pr
. fi 0.... ... 100 m 06 l4ia n
o... ........ p mg1040a n
,r tob............. 45apm 6 15 a n
.renwd.....e ... m 1 0 p 1n
- e*b,fe ........m 2 00 nir
bia .., 1100am 8~l p0
van L....... . .. Ar a 1m o 0
aerv i........ ~6 a m p t
ri ao ........ l.. 15 p 4 5
a IJ..Kinalen.A i 17~
.. " mnelle. " > 557
a a " ralnhile " 9 25 r
Sla a " ra..ngeburn" 12 45 r0
1 " ..Kingsville . " 124 2 0 2O
18 ....P .arnell. . .... Q 121k82
a . .. ".Backville-"..... 57
aP p. an " a. umi . "N night80.
lian al* ...lpgrston Tain 8650
ad 8. on A. atanbur dvio. Dinin 6 15
a 4h Lnd artaburg~ A. 1 divisi00
. 4ns .15~v Ar..ohville A...v0 ad 0. 05vn
"P"hbnn p. m0 . "A" a.4 m. "N". andgh.2p.a
DOUtBnLE.~lnie) DAIY dSRVOET p.ETWEENu
mn~ paaeslegcrso1rin g Card
ad, onA. man .on igcr
se rain sv alOeas nra onte.
n,1:0 a. pont., 8 :1 p. m . :8p.m
Qretwee 3avnn:2 a. adAm.o1..
a yebwlea Greesnville A.ad (.viso
m..4ao . m. 12o0n. me. (Vet
), andi11:Pa,a.Am.
SAt and 8Pula SepngCr
otween JAndsonil and W a..' nr1.
GABhO NNON WH E snionat
Mio . &M.bgr,,' ii0K
No.1 D. to. , . n.
.rI Gn.Da enver. I r
IArt0l ana Aut. Div P40. pA
Ar .(1.....a...l.e.r.... Charg.v os jion,
Ar119a J.SEnA.ni, .RceiVer
Setwoon Adrsand Walhallpz
N.M.L. P.tin M.Ar
AtArsoWit S..........Anderso.-~..L88 and1
Newberry. We
allow no house
imnm ua =u u . - -..- - -
thing! Clothing!!
you wantt a nico Spring Suit now is
opportunity.
Mln's Suits just oponod, nobby up-to
daito suits, $4.05, worth $0.50.
Mon's Suits just opond, nobby up-to
ditto suits, $6.25, worth $8.
Mon's Suits just oponed, nobby up to
dato suits, $8.50, worth S11.
Boys' Knoo Suits for this sado 08e.,
worth $1.50.
Boys' Knoo Suits for this mido $1.49,
worth $2.
Boys' Knoo 3Suits for this salo $1.98,
worth $2.50.
dozen Boys' Kneo Pants for this salo
25c., worth 40.
dozen Boys' Knoo Pants for this salo
49c.. worth 75c.
dozen Ladies' Parasols and Sunsbanos
jost oponod, 45c. to $2.50 each.
dozen Mon's Colorod Shirts at half
prico.
e LOWER I
Do 3LE DAILY SERVICE
BtWOORi NCW Yo1k; Taila, AtlUta, NCW
OrUMals ald Poits 8111h 811d Wst.
IN EFFECT INOVE111MuI 25t, 190.
kUnJUTIWARD.
Dally Dally
Ir --No 31i No 27
Lv New York, P. U11. 12 t...... ...i
PhIilattelphnlr P'. It 1t...... .0a
" Rat ilnore, P. Ii. 1t...,, .,.pu
"wash,i,ton, P' R 1 l......:jax
I tichmon~,d, 8 A L Ity.. Ion 2 30
" Petersh arg, 4a J 1pmI1p
Lv Norilna 2'.T~-* io ,
Lv HIenideiron, 2 lim1$(b'
"Italeighi El4d 511
Lvlfalet,12 55pm 1 10t
I Lv !oluz,blr, 43 29pm 10 0nan
Ar 5a Itnrair, '' 1 40pm 2 22mm
.~l1k14(flVli0 '6 550pm 6 350am
I'iIlado pm iL,.4 10 40pm 1 23pm
Bal i s.(fO*IiS U .........pmE 110pm
___2__">nm 33pm
*~ II 3am 125lEpm
1 '' 1a1elsl,, 8 1t2am 4 037pm
I" southernj Pines a S J87am 65 57pm
' Lam lot _ " ___ 30m 8 10pmi
Lv coln min,Jour -a 10 3.0an
Ar Sayannah . 210m22a
(enwo'ou " 10 1uamC o pm
10 443aN o 1 '
AtNews 2ok f.... 151m 8 55pam
_ hlindephia " 1 20am 110m
aimr, 11 ',V C.. ........ 60p
wah on N _& __W .. . _.~. 630p
Potsoil 8(Ar 7t 900pm 1105a
MNorligna "A ~P' 12 5am 2I 10pm
"Mnders, " 2)nm 2*450
" am le_ , " 7 45nm 8tsp
v 1illmnto .. - -L IUSp
Gre wootvll "__ 12 U7ImIJ Ha
~I.lO35pm 5 30am
August, C~ & N 1p
Soigo~m'ry, A & \Y1 . 5524) 100
NowOrlema, & N.......73a
NaA hvile, N U8 A t I. (>5
M r tIemhs, .
N~ew Odl 1 A 20 f
N1ashvi rLie , 4 Pl lJ,
L w (rlealot t( & N -n 421~
'' Mop b i , S'flo &.......N.. ...--...........22.........
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Arthns .0 ' 00am
rwoo, * A .. I2 07011pm lpr
I, C alo.t 3 .Elesnt 2 04amj
ri yFofm mt, . 4 2Om0p Ip
rl V5lnlrso, N o S 11 arn I0 30am
" Wolldi(j ' I' Co 31 9 -3 --
Ne w aoi (-~ .( - -.. _f d~ii
w'iIa York,a .L I & N t5 40lpm ~
--d - - 8 l0p' a 00m
" Jaksonillen X 0PM 8 00am~
Sav Jhckannah a 10 20am y
*(Columia,i f , I 'ii 'm 11
"~ Itamletr, a 27pni 5 4.5a
2 Mniher Pnes.. 0 4l(pm~ 0 20axa
Rri jg 10 a20 m J003o
"~ Norlina I 4lnm I 27pn
" RLIhmuonj' 91111) *a4~3[j*
Ar WVashuint,511 P g 4 11(amI 55
" New Yor~ 8 227m 2r1
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mo: atwelNew VorIcn
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