The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, March 26, 1907, Page SEVEN, Image 7
PROVED WATER WAYS. rt
ernment's Duty Is Plain-Uniless
overnment Helps By Improving st
Water Ways Traffic Conges- fi
tion wim ocntinue. P
Baltimore, March 21.-In begin- ol
g a series of comprehensive arti- til
es upon transportation facilities N
v jpecial reference to the devel- h1
t of river and harbor improve- '
-the Manufacturers' Record of ci
is week says: -
"Transcending - in importance ev- B
other business question before er
e American people is that of trans- si
rtation. We are at a critical per- m
when freight congestion and in- L:
equate transportation facilities are H
e burden of the business man's life. ti
great expansion of transportation w
lities is vital to business expan- w
to growth of trade and commerce N
to the increasing wealth of agri. N
tural, industrial and general busi- Is(
0 s interests. su
ilThe development of the country
as been more rapid than it has been so
ossible for the railroads to meet, It
al d yet wc are only at. the begiiing I b,.
0 the real broad developnient of this ei
,onderful land. It is now seen that inl
P imiproveneiit of our watrwavys vi
s vital to the progress and prosper- 8.
-y of every section, and instead of I
ing antagonistic to the railroad's A
' iterest, is essential to their best si
rosperity. To provide the facilities 0
- eeded for the growth of population E
a id traffic in this country will tax ot
the financial power of the railroads ra
bnd of the Government itself. It "t
is now everywhere accepted that it Bi
will take an expenditure of $5,000,- to
00,000 to fully expand and equip Ii
ie railroads of the country to meet hI
le needs of the times, and yet the 1f
Vational Government has expended wl
the last ten years an tiyerage of ai
Soly about $20.000,000 on rivers and tu
ha.hors, and will doubtless now halt
180l hesitate unless backed by the. IIh
erwhelming demand of the people G4
the country, in issuing $500,000,- hi
0 of securities for river and har- is
or work, or one-tenth of what the in
lroads muist do by private capital. wl
'Every available means of trans- en
rtation iust be utilizdd, every
ver susceptible of improvement to ca
lel an extent as to furnish greater as
ansportation facilities must be wi
deepened or straighte-ned, every har- Iii
)or with which nature has blessed G1
ur country must be improved for Tt
arger ships and better shipping facil- i
ties. The present congestion is not io
temporary. It will be the normal d
condition of the country, unless an th
expansion commensurate with the thI
vastness of the resources of this coun- Ih
try be made. j il
S''From the Atlantic to the Pacific P'i
and from the Lakes to tlie GuIf traf- Il
fie is congested. Lumber mi.ien are un- of
-able to deliver their prodiuts, though sil
wager buyers are scrambling for it; gi
~tronm and steel interests are harrisscd at
y te inability to secure the raw
natorial, and when they have secured
hat, by iniability to deliver the fin
hed piroduct; the cotton, growers of in
e south and grain growvers of the te
*'est, the cotton mill man and the ae
.our maker are all alike hiarrassed or.
,y the present cond(it ions. ah
'So great is the p)ressure upon01 sk
transportatioii facilities that rail- toi
* onds wvould make mori'Ce t profit if 1K
p ey had a smaller volume of gross si
* jness. Their lines are Overwork- ..
, their rolling stock cannot l)e ut il
ized to the best advantage, their ter
minal facilities are elogged, and the
life of thle rail road operator, from the
Spresident all the way down through
very giadiiation of thle office, is a
urdeni.
'' Uponi the National Government
(ests a weightyx responsibility. [t. is
ic servaint of the people. Congiress
is b)ut the directory of thle mightiest
corp)oration. oin earth, t hat of the
United States, andl the people, who
are the stockholders in t his corpora
tion, have the right to say to Coin
.gress that, our rivers and harbors
shall be ut ilized to the fullest extent
gossible, anmd that, too, without re
ard to whether the cost b)e $500,000,
00 or five times that amount. This
untry is rich enough not to be
vasieful in foolish ext ravagance, but
iceb enou-gh to carry out every great
Tork of this kind which will add to
[he prosperity of all the peopile of all
THE STATES AT (AMESTOWN.
Beautiful Permanent Structures of
Colonial Architecture.
i3y Mark 0. Wa ters.
*Norflok, Va.. March 25.-The
States of thme Union have recognized
tLhe import nnee of representation at
the ,Jamestowni Exposition and .few
if any, will be conspicuouis bmy their
absence, but all, or nearly all, wvill
~have compriehiensive exhiibits and at
least twenty-five will have buildings.
h le general architecture of the state
bhildings is colonial though some are'
pi'efeontations of historic homes i
Vir*iniia, the hstess of her istl
ates oil this occasioii, leads with
ne mansion of the colonial perio(
nnsylvan'ia, has Independence Hal
arylond, home of Charles Carrc
Carrollton, one of the singers i
0 Declarationi of Independene
ow Jersey, a model of Wa-dhington
adquartors at Morristown; Ohi
Adena," the first stone house eree
I west of the Allegheny Mountain
entucky, a reproduction of Dani
"one's fort at. Boonesboro, to 1
ected from rough timtbers from tl
to of 'he fort in Kentucky; Coi
,etieut, the Col Talmadge home i
tehfield; Massachusetts, old Stal
ouse at Boston, New Hampshire
c Joll Lanmdon home it Port
orti, while lhiode Isla-nd, Deli
Ire, Missouri, Vermont, Illinoi
orth Caroliia, West Virgini
ortlh Dakota, Louisiana and otlla
ltes will have colonial builiw .
Milemmeri homes.
Ge-orgia, tle Emlipire State of tl
uth, is buiilding. a model of 1itillo
a1l1. il Cobb Counity, Oeorgia. il
Itoo 4o v rident lOOsevelt': mfot!
The twelve roois inl this b16ri
i will be 'rn,isl b- the leadill
ties of the state. such as Atlait
lvaitnnah, Augnusta. Coltumbtis. St
shoro, Miaeon, Valdosta, Conll
Ibany, Wayeross and others. li
ate appropriated tile sum of $30
0 for an exhibit at t,he Jamestow
qmsition anld tihe funds for Ill
ectionl of the building have he
ised by poptular subscription. Tli
ate buildingt fronts on Willoughbl
Illevard and tle waters of H2a1mi
n1 Roads anld is a hald-zoile strill
re of colonial architectuic. Wit
0.ad veraindas and 'porclies it a
rds a1 file point of vantage frol
lill lo view the harbor events whic
p fi be alimong tlie spvctracallr I
res of tihe Exposition.
Tu lie various exlibit biildiigis :
e Exposition tihe prolclts of I
1(1rgia farmlis, llines anld work-.lhol
id tle educational biilding, whic
a Fire-proof stirueture, there ai
umy priceless heirloonis and reli(
iicli have beei gathered to repre,
t Colonial Georgia.
Tie Georgia building is to be dd
ted June 10, which is to be know
Geor-ia Day. President Rooseve
11 deliver the address of dedieal io
S subject bCein1g, ' I' Commerci"
-owth and Progress of the South.
is estiaiited that at kzt 200,00
ople will he present oin this oeca,
11 and it will be one of the greate
ys of the Exposition. Several c
e leading military organizations c
e state will be presen, ineludiin
e Sparta Rifles, tle Chatham Al
lery. the Marieita iRifles and Il
Ith Re.iiment of 11% Ifatry. Vpo
is date also will occur tle ceremonl
lpesentiml,_- tle state's gift of
ver service to the. battleship Geo
1 which will be in Hampton. Roal
that time.
Our New Minister.
Darius Startle, the town constabl
''Our New Minister'' is admiu
Ily one of the drollest stage chai
terizations. It is said that the antlI
s of ''The Old Homestead '' wh
so wrote ''Our New Minister
etehied Darius from real life, a I
ai counmtriy policeman they knmewi
mene, N. Hi., whore both passedl con
lerab)le of their early lives,
TO BAOOO
IS a delicious chew,
5made from the best
North Carolina leaf;
a leaf that has a spec
ial texture, a special
flavor and wihich
makes RED EYE a
specially fine and satis
fyingchewingtobacco.
to tobacco costing one
dollar per pound.
Ask your dealer for it and
insist on him keeping it.
MERCHANTS
Write for Special Prices.
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JTh ePe opl&'s ii
Prosperit
Paid Up Gapital - -
sIH. C. MOSELEY President. M
o, W. W. WHEELr- R, Cashier. 0i
Better a conservative interesi
return when waited, than a high
e about the principal.
le A Nation.il Bank is a safe Depc
I- makes so Likewise our Boar,
tt
of prudent conservative managerr
t, DIRECT
G. W. Bowers.
J. A C Kibler.
R. L Luther,
M. A. Carlisle.
J. H. Hunter.
| @OBOTTL
| Ef Whisk
AIN
E I' I iAN
6 Full Qt
Carolina Wi
tha per gao We make a spec
tawerenot afraid of an
teen acres, making us the ge
3 3 SAMPLE BOTTLE
will shpyou by express
will inciude n same box
"Zulieka," "Gold Band
ASPECIAL NOTICEI We d,
in North Carolina. Virgini
In other states reached b5
must remit 60c, extra. Bu
(I some other express lines ty
bottles and wo will prepayc
THE CASPER
EASTiER
iI am now ready
thing in Easter G
Chickens, Ducks,
Dyes. Special 1
-chants. Call on
buy. You ill inu
W0L0
SChikensD us,.8
buy.aYo wil foint
DILLIL
Seom us ou sav
w I~it non
If t' efeL
a buy ta'i bete cor
- t o ~t t'arnt
oCfl our( courn
TIsndt tilt do eac
TEmr SWF
latinal Bank
y, S. C.
- - $25,000 00
A. CARLIELE, Vice-Presidentl
-o. JOHNSTONE, Attorney.
: oa your deposit with its safe
rate and a feeling of doubt
sit. Government supervision
I of Directors is a guarantee
Lent.
ORS:
W. P. Pugh.
Jno. B. 1 ellers.
W. A. Moseley.
Geo. Johnstone.
H. C. Moseley.
I" FREE
tarts poir~
i'skey Only 2 .
9excellent satisfaction. it is a well ae
on ar superior to the decoctions and mi
Mal order whiskey houses at $3.00 to $3.50
[al price oii CAROUINA WHISKEY to show
kind of coinetitoa our plants cover four
rgest mail order whiskey house in the world.
5 FREE.
Send us $2.95 and we
6 f UU quOrts of Carolinia Whiskey and we
rcomglimentary, a samivle bottle of each,
anCasper's 12 Year Old White Corn.
iiver the above express prepaid anywhere
and Wet Virginia, but customers living
Adams or Southern Exp)ress Companies,
yers cast o hississippi River residing on
xpross. Reuvit cash withi order and address:
CO., Inc., Roanofte, Va.
irs of U.. IL teginteredi Distillery No. 305t Oth. Dint., Va.
itinn of U. S. oill(wo. anid guarantead p.uro under the
I 'ure Food and utirg L%w.
GOODS!
t?o furnish any
oods: Rabbits,
Eggs and Egg
rices to mer
me before you
d it to your in
I STORE.
R DISTILLERY
L$8 EXPRESS
.- PR[PAID
andi( we will ship you in a plain
rks to show contents, four..ull
W DA LE RYE, express p)repa(i. 1
I don't find it alil right and the
ted, send it back to us at our ex
$2.85 will be protnptly refunded.
>fferi?
are distillers, so when you buy
the enormous p)rofits of the deal
chiance of adulteration. You are
ir whiskey just as It comes fromi
.hout being tampered with in anly
corn whiskey, we will send you
our ALLAN SINCO.AIR 'S CORN
2 .80, express p)repaidl. You can't
ni whiskey fromi anybody else at
of perfect satisfaction or mioncy
th ev'ery sllipmendt sve miake. You
1 you deal with us as tihe owners
inve resources of a million dollars
thly as wve say.
T CREEK DISTILLING Co.,
MACON, GA.
ad Distilleriw No. 29., $wirt Creae. Ge.
THE EXCH
Of NewbE
CAPITAL
Checks on us are recc
ted States, and every n
check gives you an add
Your money on a che
Bank is absolutely safe
gency.
Remember, too, we
pounded semi-annually
ment.
THE EXCH/
J. D. DAVENP
E. R. HIPP, Vi
M. L. SPEARN\
CEO. B. CRON\
"The Bank After
rrescriptioi
Which we use are without <
We believe in PURITY.
We constantly preach PL
We always practice PUR
cines.
PURITY counts, and cou
Ask your doctor.
MAYES' DR
Quickest and
T
Savatinah, Way
viIle, and all F
-vi
CHARLESTON AND V
RAIL)
Lv. Laurens daily, (Eas
Lv. Augusta
Ar. Savannah, (Central
Ar. Waycross
Ar. Jacksonville
Close connections made at J
Through Pullman Sleeping 4
and Jacksonville.
Round Trip winter tourist ext
sorts now on sale.
C. H. GASQUE,
Agt. Laurens, S. C.
ERNEST V
Gen. Pass, Agt
Tnis is our regular wc
Lions and filling family
Pei hamn's Reliat
As a cure for that stut
TFi
Peiham's Pecton~
Peihams White P
Pelham's Laxatix
VinoI, the Tnoic
Our stock of Fresh C
iate 1907, has arrived.
Wmn. E.PeI
R4liabje r
NGE BANK
rry, S. C.
$50,000
ognized all over the Uni
tan who receives your
ed degree of respect.
)cking account in this
and provides for emer- I
pay 4 per cent. com
in our Savings depart
iNGE BANK.
ORT, Prest.
ce Prest.
IAN, Cashier.
IER, Atty.
Your Business."
Materials i
.xception the purest grade.
IRITY.
ITY when preparing medi
nts for much, in medicines. *
1)G STORE.
Best Route
D -
cross, Jackson
'lorida Points
a
IESTERN CAROLINA
MIAY.
-ern Time) 1.50 P. M.
10.20 P. M.
Time) 2.45 A. M.
6.1l5 A. M.
9.10O A. M
acksonville for all points South.
Sar service between Augusta
:ursion tickets to all Florida re
GEO, T, BRYAN,
Gen. Agt. Greenville, S. C.
IILLIAMS,
,Augusta, Ga.
~rk, prep~' i
receipts at
le Drug Store,
born cough and grip,
Y
d1 Sy rup
ine Cough Sy rup
~e Cold Tablets
Reconstructor
arden Seeds, bearing
ham& Son,
~runeists