Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A and Wht to Dp' ~ apy more, don't be along, say, monery aiid bufy eroin Odr lmmehse stock of sprIng g ties and fancy goods and staples, ingnove_ties in millinery. Cone right tbidgid prices, style, qual(t p6 4nt bet us, we don't nia you. up"on balance, people gett and-looking out more for No. t. Forty years experience counts sac don't youforget it, PROSPEI NEW AND FL NITUI IN McCAUG We carry a nce line of Fur gett thte best. We exchange t and repair Furniture. Putting guarantea everything we sell and we will take pleasure in sh< Werts & A CENTURY For more than a hundre SPRINGS MINEREL. WAT thousands are-ready -and willir cacy in all diseases o'f the Liv Physicians Patiernts DE Everybody Drink Glenn Springs Miner; A CETART d ri r th ate a bedrer4 SPrZIbSM STEL ATI Of the condition of the Excha the close of business March : nity with an act of the Gener Pesourcei. Loans and Discounts' .. $137022 7 Furniture and Fixtures 3324 1 Due from Banks ......6223 1 0.ver drafts ...... .....111 0 Cash and Cash Items .. .. 15501 1 $162182 8 Personaly appeared before me M. I who swears that the above statement belief Sworn to before me this the 2nd da: Attest. Edw. R. Hipp, C. J. Purcell, Geo. B. Cromer. bf STA T Ofthe condition of The Corn at the Close of business, Mari Resources. Notes Discounted .. .. .. $377487 C Furniture & Fixtures... 3051 ( Dge frown .Banks .... ....51531 's Ov9Idrafts ...,..........2807 4~ Cash and Cash Items . . .. 13934 1 $448812 E State of South Carolina, County of Newbrry i I, J. Y. McFlall, Cashier of the a) statement is true to the best of rny k Handred Barrels of that E FLOUR Just Received o r bUshel Sack. r witched off by argunient, come right Is. iods arriving embracing all the novel. s Dur Mrs, Moseley in the North select e and see us, we are prepared to do the r y, &c;, for an.all round bill you sii ke a cut price on one thing and burn U ing educated and opening their eyes t Come and see us and be convinced. n mething, we vifl treat you right and r f, a ti ) F HTYE SLNG 1 UP-TO-DATE f '.EF STOREjC RRIX BLOCK. t niture. Buy Stove from u a nd ew Furniture for old. We clean down Matting aspecialty. We as represented. Come to see us t wing our goods. Respectfully, OF HEALING. I years the m erits. of GLENN R have been recognized,. and g to give testimony as to its effi 1r, Kidneys, Stomach and Skin. Prescribe It. . npedd on It. Praiscs It. .l Water and,keep well; if sick, crd to health. Glenn Springs, S. C. 'M ENT. mgerca Bank of Newberry, S. C.a :h 3st, 1906. bihdi ofr Liabilities. 1 Capital Stock .... ....$50000 00 3 Prollts lessal expsai .. 47136457 05 u Banks $4..5..6..4398 B ivils npaidbl.. .... 107 00 2Re D)iscounts ...........15700 34 17 $162182 87 ovSenameank shier thatbthe aboke icorctoteesofh kowledge andbeif M L.Speaman,Cashier. beoem hs2ddyof April, 1906. MEN.Tenwck mecalBnko Nebery S. C'. roused in th tura, dist '6i". e j Onthern"At 6 ioth hig ural free el iry mvlved in te. vident deleriioaion of the P'st Olce depa'traent to et out the reiker routesif they -do not ,a- M4 a usitiess showig.thatt ruieets the nig equirerpnts of thl degartmb"p, 'iese new rei4uIrement seem t6 60 hat the rural route must show a iini.t4uitber of pieces -of )iiil andled lin a q1arter,1failing i'd 9) L will be discontit6ed . entirely ok onsolidited *ith the neareit- rural oute. Iuring the past month two ual,routes iti Upson.county, Georgia, hich fellhort of the testt*were- con. Dlilated. Sin e the first of'the year uite' a numlier of- mail routes in Duthern states have been either dis ontinued or consolidated with other outes. The Constitution has for some'time een giving editorial attention to this nfortunate turn of affairs in the at itude of the federal postoffice depart ient toward the non-self-supporting ural routes of the south, and our of orts to call public attention, and the ttention of the people's represen atives in congress, to a condition hat actually threatens southern pro ress and development, have met \vith Yost. gratifying response. The rural outes of the' south are bestirring liemselves to improve the showing hey must make to the department, nd our representatives in congress re doing' everyVthing possible for hem at that end of the line. We ave received many letters from sena ors and representatives in .congress, estifying to their vigilant interest in lie subject. Congressman Adamson, of Georgia, ives the benefit of some suggestions hat are well worth publication in his connection. Among other things e says: - The older and more populous parts f the country were first supplied, nd had been running for years, be ore we received attention, thus hav ng tinie to build up business and how satisfactory results when atten ion began- to be given to tlint subject. lut, strange to-fay, when the de artment began - to act under the conomy spasm, it began by inspect ng the routes last established in our >art of the coAntry, putting the inife to what it called- unprofitable -outes before they had time or oppor ,unity to demonstrate their utility. trange inspectors go into a country ii which they know nothing and under heir instructions to proniote economy inder their instructions cut and slash Iiong Weak routes without refer -nee to past opportunities or future )rospects. The fourth i assistant postriiaster -eneral has been very considerate vlhen apealcd to in such cases, but xe has clearly indicated his views as ~oa what routes should do, and the >eople should heed his viw on the mbhject, for whether right or wrong, hey will sooner or later he cnforced. %ow they have the remed~y in their wn hands, let thenm quit asking for lew routes and changes in routes mntil all those now in existence show mech satisfaietory results as will in mure them against discontinuance. It s easy for each family 'living nearer :o a route than to a postofilee to put ip) an approved1 box on that route. No Lamlily can (10 a wiser or more prof tab~le thing than to take one or two 1ewspa pers. There are friends, rel it ives and business concerns. with vhiom some members of every family ~onld in terchange letters. All these .hinigs would improve and' elev'ate the >eoplhe, while insuring satisfactory )U5iness for the routes. TPhoer is much. truth in this, and to 3xact too sevei'e a test on the new and necessarily weak routes of the ~outh before they are given time and fair chance to prove their capacity ~or growth and eventual self-support smacks of sectionail discrimination and( unfairness. At any i'ate, that 'iew of it is takein by many of the mtrions of t hese threatened southern 'o.ntes. All friends of rural frco delivery should rally to the support of , lie hystem at this critical, juncture. The ont es already estalished should he liven a .ehance for their lives, even if his, has to be done at the expense of ~stablishinig newv routes. Fhe New Idea Woman's Magazine. The Newv Idea Woman's Magazine for April contains several articles of nterest to women who are engaged in ietivities outside of the home. A so 10es on ''Thme Evolutsion- of Our Wo inon Citizer1s'' is begun iii this inm yer by an account' of the' arrival of wvomen emigrants at Ellis Island ini Siew York harbor; Some realistic photographs are shown. "The Mak ing of Pottery' O,ya Delia Austrian aells' of .tk. a essinl womien twho elf in ,$I 'r A ey of r9:4 dsa ih women may' be t tI ow resses, su as 1 lffi es, girls' schoolb, er ee 1 estate, ' wFlts"1410 4, U es' wilt gie artTh la * at4d tiens to 4 at f ng or firpUb4bgn4o. Th iiamatic ''C se es e of es is,coA h fi of T6A, The nseet: Ri,ge, b-' . 7. Curtis is Wpp,.fand' s4* rt (f' ''Nothinr e 3," Ahows in its course that. a goo. inowldge of .4d6bekeeping is often a suirer. source p4.happines tlan muoh artletie tal ent. Some very . ett verse is in eluded in this number, such As "Tho doqolation of Easter" by.Susie M' Best and "Susan" by Grace' Stone Field. There is an artielelon what is available for April bridal dresses apd also one on "The Lines of the Niw Spring Hats." "Making Shirt waist Sleeves" is the subject of a dressmaking article, ''Breakfast Cakes'" are discussed in the house keeping department. 'Children's Easter Parties" receive ingenious at t6ntion, "A Plea for Fresli Air for the Baby," that ever timely subject, is treated by Mirgaret Hall, "A Little Girl's Ve?etable Garden" by Mfideline Reilly, and "The Value of Deep Breathing" by Dr. Maud Glas gow. THE POROUPINE. He Is Noted Ohiefly, r.or His Slug gishness and Stupidity. New York Post. The porcupine can hardly be said to have a home, but Ie uses a hollow tree as a tenement., or even a hole among the rocks. As warm weather approaches the female produces two or three- young, which are of amaz ing size at birth, actually laiger than the newborn cubs of a bear. Their flesh is eaten by the Indians, but has never been liked by white men. The use of the quills in orna mentations by our Indians is well known, robes, garments, moccasins, pouches, weapon cases, baskets and everything else being 'ornamented with them by the squaws with great skill and often with truly artistic ef fect; but, as usual, the earliest meth ods and patterns, when the Indians used their own delicate dyes and sew ing threads were better than are seen 'in these days of aniline colors and crude imitations of the wihite man's art. The longer (uills of the European porcupine are turned into fancy penholders, and in India and Malaya they weave little baskets, etc., out of them, which are often as pret ty as they are strange. Reviewing his .narrow, life, the strongest impression left upon one's mind seems to be that of the crea ture's sluggishness andl stupidity. Tlhese are perhaps concomitants, if not consequences, of its strictly veg (etarian life, in which its tastes are so simpljle that' it rarely seems-to have to make the least exertion for food at any season of the year, and to its hiighly protected condition, which makes it careless of dhanger, and hence unsvigilant and steadily inclined to sluggishness of mind as well as of hody. It is not well for an animal to bec too safe or too comfortable, for its mind g'rows rusty with disuse, or, if it ChIarlestoil anl Watern Caro'in. Ry. (Schedule lsI[ffect April s'6. 1905.) No. 52. D)aily.' Lv. Newherry............12.36 p. m,. Ar. Laurens ...... ........ .5 p. n No. 2. Danily. Lv. L.aurens..... ........j. p.0 . n,. Ar. Greeniwood ........... 246 p. ut5. Ar. Augusta ............. 5.20) p n15. - Ar. Aniderson ......... ...7.10 p. urn. .No. 42 laily. Lv. Augusta,. ..... ............... .. .... 2.35 p. n51 A r. Aillenudale.......................... .. 4 30 p. mi. IAr. F'airrax...... ........ .... ......... 4.41 p mI IA r. Charleston.... ..................... 7 40 p. ms r. Le aufor......... ................ 6.30 P. sl r. 10o1 t4 R uya.... ... .... .. .......6.40 p. n1 A r. savannah... ................ .... 6.45 p. ni Ar. waycros........................ 10.00 p. ms Ar. Jacksonville................................. No. '. Dlatly. Lv. Laur ens............. ....... 2.07 p. ni Ar. spartanaburg........................3.20 p. mn No. 52. No. 87. Daily. E~x. Muns Lv. L4aurens....... .....2 209 p. s. s.oo a.m A r Greenville ....... -...3.25 p. mn. 10 20 a. n BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD4 ,Time Table No. 5. In Effect November 29, 1905 Between Belton and Waihalla. EASITflOUND. wWSTnsOUfND No. so No. 12 No. 31 -No. P'. M4. A. M AR. LvV. . M4. A. M 3 35 20 25........elton,...3 50 - 1o 4~ 3 to io o...A ndeson ...4 22 1: 0. ---- 9 25.-.. Pendleton...4 47 :: '3; ... 8 5.,...Peneca......531 , : 0 .... S 35....Walhalia... 5 5 -3. R. ANDJtRsoN, Sunt. 1 .a ' .o fi 5 , I1 " P n I do not know an a'nimai'of tho Aier iewod thai". "lonod;,d40 Onute eting as- thep6peftnyin. ANerIoau Fatde s. Kpp p'City.Star. gritp fstherb are themost a l wr 4 thd,a trav. el0 ma-P the e4l4r, day. 'I n to ag.yoegemarried pien ti j asuch., .ieionite ippldo The usual Mug. boltero~us or shmplV saped a VAoXning I saw.o.ne of thg plsant. teight iiaginable.. I weei4pg. in a s4reet, ear. -Opposite to me sat, a.young couple ,with a ba by , The. hupband. was holding the baby.. tle,w4 a bronzed and sturdy fellowt and.he held the pink and white mite very tenderly.' He was- not in, the. least embarrassed. Hq had one muscular finger playing about the ebild 's- mouth, and whenever the pink gums snapped at it he looked as proud as a prince and beamed* all over .his honest face. Now, you'd never see a sight like that in my country, I shouldn't mind standing godfather every day to children of such fathers. quite The Thing. Brooklyn Eagle. "That's a queer design you have in the corner of your billhead,'' said Slopay. - "It's merely a little flower," re plied the tailor. "Think that's apropriatel'" "Well, yes; it's a forgetmenot." Lots more people would try to get to heaven if they were sure there were no Sunday schools and dry sermons there. QUICKEST API l Savannah, Waycross, Jackson ando Charleston and W Lv. Laure-s.................. Lv. Augusta................. Ar. Savannah.... ........ Ar. W aycross.................. Ar. Jacksonville.............. Through P'ullman Car Service 1 Close connections made at Jacki Round trip winter tourist excuri on sale. C. H. GASQUE, Agent, Laurens, S. C. ERNEST WILLIAS. G< SEMAi AIR - LINE NORTH - SOUTI Two Daily Pullman V Between SOUTH FIRST-CL ASS OIN -The lhest Rates and R Via Richmond and Norfolk and Stea 'Nashville, Memp *Louis, Chicago, N Points Sooith and Soul 'and Jacksonville ar and Cuba. PossrnIVEL.y THE SH NORTH- A] aPor de tailed Inforfnati man reservations, etc., ap board Air Line Railway, or Passenger Agent, Columb C F. STE~WART,, ~VANh W. L BUIRROUGUIS,Tra When t bluea When his satanic nijpst i bus he s 0tide a womhan t6 lok aterth,s' intereat's' We ma need, poverty; to starve some of our sins. The tiouble with happiness, is there aretdo many people to divide it up aMg. A. meeting of the Policyholders of thle FdinrS !!tVWail Insurance As. sociatiori of Newberry County is call ed to ni'et at Newberry court 'house on Friday, April 13th, at 10 o'clock a. m., promptly. A full meeting is de sired. Jos. L. Keitt, L. I. Epting, President. Secretary. WORK BY A HOME-AlENTERPRISE Newberry Steam Laundry Co. BEST ROUTES -o ife, ill Florida Points, 'IA astern Carolina Ry, .....1:50 P. M. ....................0:30 ". ..........2:50 A.M, ..................... 6 :0 5 ..................... 8:40A etween Augusta and Jacksonvihie. onville for all points South. ion tickets to Florida resorts now GEO. T. BRYAN, Gen. Agt., Greenville, S. C. n. Pass. Agt.. Augusta, Ga. OARkD -RAILWAY. I -- EAST ~- WEST. estibuled Limited Trains and NEW YORK. |ING CAR SERVICE. oute~ to all Eastern Cities Washington, or via mers.-To Atlanta, his, Louisville, St. ew Orleans, and All hwest-To Savannah id all points in Florida oRTEST INE BETWEEN NT D S OU TH . n, rates;~ schedules, Pull pa to any agent of The Sea Jos. W. Stewart. Traveling Ia, S. C. Asst.Gfeul. Pass. Agt., IAH, GA, v. Pass. Agt. Columbia SC