Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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sytAemn of' iotmnted police or patrol fo tle rtl dit riets be est ablishetl This is nli ne idea, but, is.1One that i being carried out, with great succes in many vagrants and idlers roamini about, and there is so much work to b done on every side, the work or move on system should be established, an that can be carried out bettOr by sue] mounted patrol or police system thai by anyotlier plan. Give them auth ority to arrest all violators of the law of the state and carry them befor the nearest magistrate for trial o Vommitment for trial to the court o neral sessions. Ralroads. hen we hear so trueh11 complain si so many sources of the neglee emission of the railroad companie ig business in this state, of givin: le people proper passenger an ght accommodations and rates an ur4te information of delaye ins, is very evident to every think person that the railroad comiun ners should have power to corree e things and to give relief wher s fair and just between the rail s and the ~le. The railroa orations should be dealt wit ly and justly, but at the same tim people's rights should be providI for and respected. therqfore recoimmend that sue itional powers be given to th ond commissioners as will enabl to compel the railroads to coir ith such reasonable rules and oi as may be just and proper. this connection, I would recoir that the act now inforce r< g the salaries of the railroa issioners to be paid by the rail be repealed. The office of rail ommissioner is a state office an lary ought to be paid by th Confederate Veterans. is a duty that we owe to oursel nd to the state that, we provid 11 pensions for our needy Cor Ate vterans-those who for lac ans or who by reason of age an ity are not able to provide fr elves. I, therefore, recomnmen you nake liberal appropriation hese veterans, to be paid thei r such rules and regulations a be just and proper. Roads. 1e- road question is one of part it importance and one that shoul . our most ecareful attentioi ny of the counties of the state at engaged in the laudable undei ng of building good roads an rs are beginning to prepare fc ing and macadamizing their prit 1 roads. When we contemplat reat good that is done to th test number of our people 1)b ork and the benefits to be d( tlerefrom, it behooves us t urage in every way possible ou le to go forward with this undei ig. I therefore recommlend thet request 0our senators anid mnembet ongress to urge the p)assage c 1 an act as will give to our state ral ap)prop)riation in money for thi ying oin of this work. Tfhis mo10 supp)llemenOfted with outr coniviet i wo)uhd soonI give uts goo0d roadt( eryv 'ounity in the state., Supreme Court. hesiret, gent Ilement, to call yi or al til also to the matter of the mi ty for better accommnodatiot nrt supremel court. The space0 a ill the state house for the use0 C suiprenme court has all been take .'vitht thte library anid records, es t 0one con~euttat iotn r'oom antd thl tI room1. I respectt fully ask thte look inito thtis ma01ttr atnd provid 'the tnecessities of the coutrt itn th: rd. eautifying State House Grounds. wouldt also utrge thlat some ster aken -toward beauttifying and in v'ing the groutnds that surroun capitol buildinig. With the e: diture of a little money a grer rovemenit call be matde, and I fet ured that all our' people wvish thle r state htouse groutnds shall 1)0 beau ied and improved. Immigration. here 1s no0 quest ion of gtreater' mt lt to our1 mater'ial and( inudustl'ii thlan tat of imlmigration. Thi rqutestiotn is a very serious oni y thousands tof acres oif land ow lyitg idle for want of laboi nd many othter avenues of trad1 fering wvork to the worker's. T1 nd, the hest solution of thi 1 is the bringing in of htom< hlome builders atnd desirabi 'efore recommenud that ye 1 steps as maty to you seet )stor and sustain the depari migration, nowv accomplisl 'h work on this line. of John C, Calhoun. any of the states of thi~ o honored themselves b thle hlall of fame in th Vashington, D. C., statu( LV emilient soils wlo have done nob] .'0wok f4itr thc1. States and for the Ul s ion, South Carolina's place has r< s mained vacint. I respectfully recon , mend that- you give this matter'you careful attention and give such cor sidoration to the saine that at no dii tant d'ay the statue of John C..Ca houn may adorn that hall, for by thiu honoring that noble son of South Cal oliia 've will honor ourselves. Such other matters, gentlemen, v may be proper to bring to your attet tion during the present session I sha allude to in a special message. ' Oonclugion. Allow me to add the words of th eminent statesman, Thomas Jeffei t son, who, when called to the office c t president of the United States, cloi s ed his inaugural address in part v follows: ''1 repair then, fellow citizens, t the post. you have assigied ie, wit experience enlough in subordinate oJ fices to have seen the difficulties c this the greatest of all. I have leart t ed to expect that it will rarely fall I e the lot of imperfect m1anl to retil ~ from this station with the reputatio and the favor which bring him int I it-. * * 1 shall olten go wronl through defect of judgement; who ~ right, I shall often he thought wron by those whose positions will not Conl b mand a view of tle whole grond. shall ask your induhi-ence for my ow e rrors, which will iever be inteiitiol al; and your stuppoit against the e1 -'o's of others, who may condem what they would not, if seen ill all < its parts. My solicitude will be to ro tain the good opinion of those, wb have bestowed it in advance, to col ciliate that of others by doing thei all the good in my power, and to I 3 instrumental in the happiness an e freedom of all. "Relying then on the patronage < your good will, I advance with ob( dience to the work, and may thi infinite power, which rules the un verse, lead our councils to what i best, and give them a favorably issu for yoi peace and prosperity.' LI RECORD OF TILLMAN DRAWN BL GEORGIAT " (Continued from page 1.) cally on record as endorsing tile prei ideni 's action and said lie believed li voiced the sentient of a. majority < the people of Georgill. Mr. Bacon had the clerk read newspaper clipping announcing tlu it, cite-. a precedent for the pres dent's action. It told of the dismissi of a coipany of the South Carolii National Guard by Senator rillnia e then governor, because they refuse to obey orders during a disturban< over the enforcement of the ligu Y laws. Mr. Tillman explained the occu . reilce, declaring the,eompany in quem tion "biend box soldiers who wante -t heir uiniforms and brass but tons help t hem withI thle girls.' Mr. 1Bacon said lie thought both ti senaitr 01anUd thle p)resideint hiad doi a right. e \r. Spooner said h'e wuould have very gtreat contempt for himself, hie c'ould not (1iscuss thle quest ion ii v'olv'ed without reference to tile cok of the soldiers. Tt was, lie said, oni1 leg.al qiuest ions t hat could( be involve< wI wich'l had~i beeni mtadie of thie TIwent S hiftth reLi ment , hoth in thle lettecr< l- Senatorii Cuilberson, pr'otestinig agam f sending thle nlegro trooi)ps to 1Brown: n~ ville, and by Senator Tillman. -Mr. TIillmnan explained that lie ha~ e iiot er'it icised the whole regiment. Il tadded there wer'e many g'ood negroe e As this semned to surprise M s Spooner,. Mir. Tillman added that 1I had had goo(d negroes working f< him for 30 years, and lie believe 's there were millions of goodl ones. - do not liate the race,'' lie added, d1 simply feel that I am superior to it -that is all.'' .t ''That is a gust ion I dclineO to i al cuss,'' ret oirted Mir. Spooner. .li In0some ways the seniat.or is suip TIhis ehlici Iedi from Mr. ITillman il explaniat ion: " When T say ' I', T meni Iltha thle whlmite ra ice is superior to Il ii colored( r'ace. Now, wuill thle senat( C unider'stanid me?'' MrNh. Spooner. disclaimed any intei s tionl to dlisenss the race qjuestio1 which lie said was entirely outsi( C thle Priesenit quiest.ion. io Senator' Spooineir was in the mnidL s oif a contiitutiiioiial dliseniion of ti authiorit y of thle pre'sidenlt in tihe cas C when ad,jouirnment w~as taken. M Spooner hlQds t hat wh'len thme pres a dent exercises his~ powers as comninmi n dier in chief of tie army the senal has ao juriisdict ion to review his ai I- tons. He also contended that co1 gress has nio power to legislate specif cally to r'estor'e the soldiers dischiart s ed ini the presenlt case, dlecar'ing thi y ireviewv ean only-be had b)y impeael 0 nient piroceedings, which must or'ig a nate in thme house of representatives. 0 that in all his experience in tle ate he had neved heard a doctrine valnced which he regarded as H (dalngerous than the suggestion r the persident has any power in use of the army that can not be - trolled by the lawmaking 'ower. Several senators have indic s they intend to discuss the ques and the Brownsville debate is tL fore likely to absorb the attentioi s the genate for several days. The president's message will lii -i the table, together with the exhi until the Foraker resolution for investigation has been voted on t then will be referred to the < - mittee on military affairs. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEME Notice is hereby given that I o make a final settlement in the bate court for Newberry county January 21, 1907, upon the estat W. C. Hayes, deceased, and imi Lately thereafter apply for letters tmissory, as administrator of said ceased. All persons holding ch1 against said estate will present o same by that date duly attested. E. Lee Hayes, n3 Administratc H. S. BOOZER AND SON. 1 On and after January first, I n J 1. Wheeler will be admitted I- reorganized as a member of the I Boozer and Soin Insurance Agene Prosperity, S. C. Thatikful for f patronage we solicit a continuanc same. 0 All companies represented are : '- class. n H. S. Boozer & So d1 NOTIE TO CONTRACTORS f Newberry, S. C., December 27, 1 The Building Committee for New Lt ry County Court House invite se proposals for the erection and e pletion of a new County Court H o1 the County's property in tle of Newberry, S. C., agreeable plans and specifications prcpareJ Architects Frank P. M11filburn & Washington, D. C. Said plans specifications are now on file the County Clerk and at the Ai - tects' office. Each bidder is requc e to file his bid with the Chairma the Building Committee on or be 12 o'clock noon, February Ist, I a Each bid must be accompanied !t certified check, made payable to Chairman of the Building Comm for $1,000 as evidence of good f a and as a guarantee, in case his b b accepted by the Committee, tha d will enter into contract at once e file within a reasonable time an r ceptable guarantee company's 1 in the sum of twenty thousand lars. Eighty percent will be paid dSOUTHE ~Through Pulir on All Th ~Convenient ! LocE Tickets arc now or For Full Informnati< 1 consult Nearest Sot ~Geo. B. Allen dAsst. Gen. Pass. Agel Atlanta, Atlaqitic Coat nGoodServic ules, Thro Co and Pullma Stween East For full ipf< W Passe y son1- cont-rtir as the work progresses, ad- retainling twtIy pl'erc1t until final iore qompletiont. The Committee reserve that the right to reject any and all bids. the Geo. S. Mower, 01o- , Chairman Building Committee. ited W. M. AUGUSTINE, BEEF MARK tion LT. erc- Best steak ...........12 1-2 ets. I of Other cuts from 0, 8,and 106. per lb. Pork 12 1-2 cents per lb. On1 Steak Pork 15 cents per lb. bits Oysters, best 40 cents per.quart. ,an Fish, etc. Near Senn's store. and .. om- -OHARLESTON & WESTERN CAB. OLINA RY. NT. Schedule in effect' June 3, 1906. will Lv. Newberry(C. N. & L.) 12:30 p. m. pro- Ar. Laurens 1:42 p. m. on LIv. Laurens (C. &. W. C.) 2:09 p.m. 3 of Ar. Greenville 3:25 p.m. aed- Lv. Laurens- 2:07 p. in. Ar. Spartanburg 3:40 p.m. Ls Lv. Spartanburg (So. Iry) 4:00 p. m. the Ar. Hendersonville 0:35 p. m. Ar. Asheville 7:30 p. m. Lv. Laurens (C. & W. C.) 1:50 p. m. r. Ar. Greenwood 2:48 p.m. Ar. McCormick 3:40 p. m. Ar. Augusta 5:25 p. m. Pullman Chair Cars between Au 907, gusta, Laurens and Asheville, tri and weekly. Leave Augusta Tuesdays, [. S. Thursday and Saturdays ;leave Ashe y of ville Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri past days. a of Note: The above arrivals and de partures, as well as connections with !irst other companies, are given as infor mation, and are not guaranteed. Ernest Williams, Can. Pass. Agt., Augusta, Ga. 906. Geo. T. Bryan, Gen. Agt., her- Greenville, S. C. aled om- ECZEMA and PILE CURE Jttse -ts FREE Knowing what it was to suffer eity F I will give FREE OF CHARGE to to any afflicted a positive cure for Ecze I by ma, Salt, Rhum, Nurysipelas, Piles and Co., Skin Diseases. Institut Relief Don't and suffer longer. Write F. W. WILLIAMS, 'ith 400 Manhattan Avenue, New York. E i chi- close Stamp. sted I of An Organ 907. by that will last a life time is what you want. Out O gans have a pure tone the and lovely cases We can supply ttee you with an Organ that will plcase in iith, every particular for only $65 and $70 d is delivered. Write us for our special terms of paynent, and for illustrations b he of the beautiful Organs referred to. and If you prefer a Piano we have beau ac- tiful and good new Uprights from $185 o p on easy terms. >ond aAddress th Malone's Music House, Rnan Sleeping Cars roi.agh Trains. schedules on All ii Trains. Sale to all Winter Resorts. mn as to Rates, Routes, Etc., thern Railway 'Ticket Agent R.W. Hunt it, Division Pass. Agent. Ga Charleston. S. C. st Line Railroad e,Quick Sched ugh Coaches n Sleepers be and Florida. yrmation write to .?J CRAIG, nger Traffic Manager, Wilmington. N. C. rHE EXCHAI Of Newber APITAL - You are cordially invite )ank. Every facility of n rour service. Promptness, Courtesy :ion to the wants of our < he established policy of 1 We pay 4 per cent int, 3artment, compounded iccount is earnestly solic J. D. DAVENPO E. R. HIPP, Vice M. L. SPEARM) Prescription Which we use are without ex< We believe in PURITY. We constantly preach PUR We always practice PURIT chies. PURITY counts, and count Ask your doctor. MAYES' DRU YES, I AM P 0, a si si ti ti ti a $5.00 F :o the boy or girl that bu: er of Tablets and Penci at the regular retail price NO PURCHASE TF MYES' BOOI New Cro Fres The best gardeners are :es. We have fresh lot ( select Early Jersey Wal Early Flat Dutch and Di ill Yearn, Florid~ hadishes, Beets, TON WE HAVE NO OL.D We thank our friends patronage and good will We will strive earnestl3 good providence of God, :ience of the public. Wmn. E.Pelt Reliable Phi MGE BAN( -ry, S. C. - $50,ooo d to make this your ,iodern banking is at and Careful Atten. :ustomers, has been this bank. Brest in Savings de twice a year. Your ited. RT, Prest. Prest. N, Cashier. Materials :eption the purest grade. ITY. Y when preparing medi s for much, in medicines. + G STORE.+ I PROUD! roud of the hundreds f friends I have made nd held, and prouder till of the magnificent tock of Books and Sta onery which I con nue to offer i ices iat cannot be beat nywhere. R4 Er ElR s the greatest num Is by June 10 th, 1907, of 5c. or more. ~ANSFERABLE, C STORE. p h Seeds Splanting early varie Tarden Seeds, tefield Cabbage. umhead. h Ieader. latoes. SEEDS TO SELL for their unvarying during the year 1906. r to merit, under the the continued confi iam& Son, irmacists.