Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Xa The wise farmer, When he hs lays one side a part of his crop sons when cash receipts are i may be le'ss bountiful. There is no better place to F Commercial Bank You can deposil. on an open you can invest I an savings ac earn four per cent You can al which is not true of money loar The Conint The Bank for JNO. M. KINARD, Presider 0. B. MAYER, N Save! It's *E Merely a matter of si earn, keeps growing ea prising after you have I People fall into the hal thoughtlessly, and imai Cultivate thoughtfulnei you are bound to succe v We pay 4 per cent Why not open an A The Exchi Of NewbE J. D. DAVENPORT, Pres. R. C. CARLISLE, V-Pres. THEUNEWBERRI Newberi Capital stock paid in Surplus . Deposits . .a We do business on bi We extend every cc with safe and sound bE Four per cent. paid < Department. F Burglar P JAS. INTOSH, President. H. C. MOSELEY, President. M. A. CARLISLE, Vice-Pres. Your L "'W7'e:. "3C AT Newberry St< FIRST CLASS WOI I have recently purchased tl Modern Improved machinery. r Laundryman, has charge of the assisted by competent help, wh that the best laundry' "ork cah enterbrise. Ls a good year or a good season money to provide for the sea ght or' for a year when crop )ut such a reserve than in Th< account subject to check, o count where your, money wil ways get money deposited here ed to friends. ircilo BoQk 'four Savings. t.. ric6 President. J. Y. McFALL, Cashier. Savel Lasy! )ending less than yot sier too,-becomes sur :racticed it for a while >t of spending mone) gine they cannot save as and carefulness anc ed. interest on Savings ccount Today? Hoe Bunk )rry, S. C. M. L. SPEARMAN, Cashier G. B. CROMER, Atty. 0 AVINr-w BANK ry, S. C. . . . 25,O0.O( . . 235,O00.OC siness principles. nsideration consisten nflking. >r. .1anosits in Saving: 'ire Prcx.. Vault. roof Safe. J. E. NORWOOD, * Cashier W. W. WHEELER, Cashier. CEO. I20rAIsTONE, Attorney. aundry .k=e It" L:I Wra.t It" THE aam Laundry 1K GUARANTEED. ie Newberry Steam Laundry Mr. Ceo. M'Lay, an exper entire mechanical departrie~nt t will be pleased to show yot de had in Newberry by a home r. CARLSON, TLETTiR rROM WASHINGTON. Considering Plans for Oensus of 191( -Passenger Rates. Etc. Washington, Oct. 10.-Director o the'Census Ngrth is already consider. imt plans for taking the -cnsus fo 1910, and it is expected that it wil 3 be the most complete and accurat census in the history of the country This will result froin the fact that th Cns1s fiep ;s now a peraminent bur eau and, instead of havinl'r to organiz r from the ground-up for the iext cn sus. all thpt will be necessary will bt the expansioN of the present wel trained force. A matter that will be considered in connection with the eei sus of 1091 will be the possibility of nbtainih; more accurate vital statis ties and data -from which the relative rate of increase in population in dif ferent localities and for different races can be determined. It is believ. ed that if reliable data can be obtain. ed some interesting facts will be dis. closed as to the relative rates of in crease of the white and negro races Professor Wilcox, of Cornell Univer. sity, who made ain exhaustive study of the figures of the last census, reach ed results tending to show that, evel Without taking account of immigra lion, tLe whit s are increasing faster than the negroes, but the great diffi. culty in the way of arriving at- defi. nite conclusions is the entire absenct of reliable birth statistics and the un reliability of death records in most localities. It has been suggested thal when the next eensus is taken selecte( - field agents of the burean he sent t< points InI different parls of the coui try to make an exhaustive study o: the popilation in restricted areas obtaining the vital history of eael family. It is believed that if suel studies are made in a considerabli number of places information can I obtained which will supplement tl( statistics of the regular census an< make it possible to arrive at approxi mnately correct conclusions on manN interesting questionu. Railroad rates in the United States after havin!i risen slight lY from th( extreme low level of 1899, where th< average rates showed the full effee of the preeding years of business de pressionl, are again declining . The ab stract of the statistics of the rail roads of the country for the year end ed June 30, 1905, just. published b.N the Interstate Commerce Commission shows that the average passenger ratc , per mile for that year was 1.962 cents MEET YOL The St Oct. 22 t Finest Programn Races Every Di South Carolinian be at the Fair for "H tion. Cheapest Railro ONE PARE Get Read AtIalitic Coos! Good Servict Qui< Through. Col Pulli between th For full infor a decrense from 2.000 cents for year previous. The' average frc i'ato for 1905 was .bilt 0.706 cent ton pel mile against 0.780 cent 1904, It will be some time befor< statistics for the year ended Juin 1006, are availa)le, but the annua po'ts of the principal roads show the general course of rates in I year was downward, and the cur year will show marked reduction tie nverage rates, both for, passen and freight. Since the passag< the Hephiurn law requiring tI days' nob"tie of a ftopusud Chang rates but authorizing the Inters Commereo Commission to mo this requirement by special orders Commission has complied with se of requiests to reduce rate on than thirty days' notice but has ceived only one request for per sion to make anl increase and that a case in which it was desired to rect a rate that. had boen made low by a typographical error in published schuifdule. The m1lost inlsignificanlt, people the mllost apt to snieer at others.-l litt. Coal! Coal!! Coal I am making arranj inents to establish a c yard and will be in pc tion to supply your wa for both hard and soft CC Should you wish to t your winter supply August or September livery I would be plea to quote you prices. See me before buyi I can deliver any time ter August 15. S. B. JONES Brick! Bric For Sale by C. H. CANNON. IR FRIENDS -AT ate Fair 0 2?, 1906 ie Ever Arranged. Ly-Great. s from everywhere will ome Coming" Celebra ad Rates. ROUJND TRIP y and Come. ine Rairoc k Schedule aches and ~nan Sleeper e East and -ida. maloini writ i RAIG, er raf.c Manager, Wiington. N. O thoe~ ight per* J frescriptio the Which we use are without that We believe in PURITY. that We constantly preach Pt renV We always practice PUR In cines. gore 0 PURITY counts, and cou r o * Ask your doctor. irty, 81 MAYES' DRI the rSECURITY LOAN AN was 3N'T:3 7"M.M3 ' Supplies the best Fa< For Saving Money at a For Building by Iustalhm are Iaz- For Buying Land: For Borrowing Money < Get one of Our SECURITY ( Dal A si- It will be the meansof your Sa, nts a Fund that will buy L u SECURITY LOAN AN JAMES N. le- Office: ed Cor. Boyce & Adams Sts., Nev ng. 7 SOTHERN - Through Pullma on All Thro <11 Convenient Sc ' Local' Summer Resortc in effect to For full informa Routes, Etc., c4 Southern Ra Agen Brooks Morgan. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Atlanta, Ga SEA B AIR - LINE NORTH - SOUTH Two Daily Pullman Ve Id Between SOUTH a dFIRST-GLASS DINI The Best Rates and Rc Via Richmond~ andi Norfolk and Stean ,Nashville, Memph Louis, Chicago, Ne Points South and South and Jacksonville and S and Cuba. PossiTivELy THE SHOl NORTH AN aso-For detailed informatiori man reservations, etc., appi board Air Line Railway, or C.F T ATPassenger Agent, Columbia SAVANNa SLVmt exception the purest grade. JRITY. ITY when preparing medi nts for much, in medicines. * LIG STORE. U INVESTMENT CO. :ilities Profitable Rate of Interest: nkent: n Real Estate. 0ONTRACT nd Be Convinced of its Value ving Money and accumulating and or Build a House. 0 INVESTMENT CO. McCAUGHRIN, Secretary-Treasurer. rberry, S. C. HARLAY . n Sleeping Cars ugh Trains. iedules on All Trains. Tickets are now all Resorts. Ltion as to Rate, :)nsult nearest ilway Ticket t, or R.W W,Hunt Division Pass. Agent. Charleston, S. C -RAILWAY. -- EAST -- WEST. ~stibuled Limited Trains nd-NEW YORK. NG CAR SERVICE, ute Lo all Eastern Cities Mashington, or via iers.--To Atlanta, is, Louisville, St. w Orleans, ano All west-To Savannah all points in Florida (TEST INE BETWEE~N D SOUTH. ,rates, sched-iles, Pull y to any agent -! The Sea los. W. Stewart, Traveling , S.C. sst.GUenl. Pass. Agt., AH, GA, Pass. Agt Columhbia e ,,,