The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 19, 1907, Page THREE, Image 3
^greenwood to<have hospital
HPhysicians and Business Mon Start
Movoment?Success Assured.
Jr News and Courier.
Greenwood, July 1G.?At an enthusiastic
meeting- held yesterday afternoon
in the lv. of i\ llall here it
was unanimously decided to build a
A hospital. A eoinmiltee of live busiIk
men was appointed |o co-operate
with physicians of fhe town and coun',l
rasing huuls for the hospital,
fro commit tee consists of the followjP'iiiulL
( ^ - ^ alter. F. P.. (Jrier, J. K.
WlhusV Mayor Ki'iiueth Laker, A Kos f
cuber^- A. I'1- McKissick and II. C'.
The meeting was organized by (lie
eleetion ofty President John O. Willson
<1 as chairman :tif,v,l 11. h. Watson, see
retary. Dr. .1. l?. llughey stated the
j need of liospitaK) facilities, suggested
A the two plans htir securing funds and
M gave some figures as-to the cost. All
physicians concurred and the business
men ;ilso" endorse the project.
The project is assured.
THE LAST LONGHORN.
Syain by Hereford Bull on Texas
Staked Plains.
The last longhorn of the Texas
ranlias been killed, says the San
Antonio ('vM'respnu.leiu of the New
^ York Herald, h was thought several
years ago that 110 more of the longhorn
cattle common twenty years ago
were left in America. The grading
up of the range stock first affected
the length of the horns, and calves of
the new generation, while they might
retain all the attenuation of their
dams, would not have the sweeping
-ij horns that ollentimes were longer
I than the animal from tip of nose to
I end of tail.
Tt was in Lubbock county, on the
extreme headwaters of the Brazos
river, that the last longhorn was
brought low. James Winters of the
Lr/.y S. ranch. 200 miles to the southwest.
ol Lubbock, was traveling with
a small :ierd ot cattle along' the deep
arroyos o! the staked plains, and made
I camp one nig'ht in a lonely canyon
where the tiny stream that hundreds
I of miles further south became the
great Hrazes river was the only waB
ter for many miles.
His herd of cattle was restless, and
the constant attention of three cowm
"?.vs was required to keep them quiet.
Bfc Just at daylight from the upper porIffl
tion id' !!,( canyon there came bellowuH^dAg
ami pawing- up the earth a giaut
wR?>nghorn, vueli as the younger of the
jsPSjjjrjB0wboys had never seen. The animal
Itfpr as sii'>wwhite and stood much taller
I *Mthan any of the white-faced Ilerefor^
grades in the herd.
'll flesh and his horns
ljv$|curved in a magnificent circumflex
10 *:x leot eat'1 wa,v **n,m ',ls '10a<^4s^The
rings around them showed him
mto he about fifteen years old. The
iwSfbravest young bull of the herd was
(a three-%ear-old Hereford. He aecepted
the challenge of the while
stranger, while all of the others of
the herd bellowed in apparent terror
of the strunic animal that seemed ol'
their kind and yet different.
The battle was fierce, and for a
time it seemed to the watching cowhoys
that they would have to interfere
to save the life of the aristocrat
of their herd, lint the superior
ro strength of the beef strain told in the
$ end, and the warlike stranger of anW.
other generation of cattle was vanj|
finished, but not beaten. The end of
! . the bat lie was little less than slaughijv
ter, but it was due lo the aggressive
$ attitude of the longhorn, who forced |
'y the Hereford to tight to the end.
In their struggles the two bulls had
| approached a slight precipice, and the
t weakened longhorn was pushed over
in a sudden feeble rush of the Iiere|
lord. The fall was only about six
| feet, but the point of one of his long
I l.orns was caught in the earth as the
I longhorn fell, and his weight falling
| on is head broke his neck.
The animal was clearly a maverick,
A and his being alone in the wild and
J[jp deserted section where found indicat.es
to cowmen that he was a rogue
> that is, a bull that has been repeatedly
whipped and run out of herds
until he becomes a sort of hermit, an
animal Ishmaelite that is against all
|| ,/'others of his kind.
Breaking a Strike.
all labor difficulties could be adI
with the celerity and decision
I '^rl^played by Prof. Jewett. the famous
I . 'faster of Balliol, questions of cmI
^ and employee would not mauiH
fesl themselves in so violent a man|
Mer as is frequent. The famous teachwas
noted for his brevity of speech
NJsli^ (^sPaleh of business, but these
1 '($p(fllities never shone lo greater ad
than on the famous occas
of llis dealing with (lie refracfckjp'y
washer-women of IVTalliol.
B / wor,,,.v dames struck for
m ,?lcr wn?cs in one department.
welvo collars for ? shilling was the '
|statutory price. They came to pres01,1
,Ik'"" Haun to the master.
".J he washerwomen have come to
see you," said the butler.
"Show the ladies up," said the
master. They clumped into the room,
to luul him poking the lire, lie turned
around.
"Will .v?u wash twelve collars lor
a shilling,' lie asked quietly.
I hey began to expostulate. lie
touched lii(. Ih'II ; jM ,|1(l |MI||t,,.
Shew i ||,i 1.111 i es down."
J ic-i'tiily ihe huller appeared attain.
''Hicy seem very sorry. siiw.Would
like to see you attain."
''Show them up."
I lie washerwomen round the master
intent, as before, on the fire grate.
"Will you wash twelve collars for
i shilling/ ' piped his eheerv little
voice.
A stalwart speaker he,nan to make
explanations, lie touched the hell.
"Show these ladies down," he said,
and down they went. Again the butler
reappeared, expressing a hope that
I he master would see the women
again.
'*1 fit a inly. Show them up."
They entered the room for the third
time.
"Will you wash twelve collars for a
shilling?"
"We will!" they eried.
'' I hank von?good day. good day!"
said the master. Knight. show these
ladies down." and the strike was
over.? ^ outh's Companion.
NOTICE.
Vacancies in the State Scholarships
in South Carolina Military
Academy to be 1 i 11 o?l by competitive
eaminations cist in Newberry County.
to-wit; Newberry (1).
Application blanks may be obtained
by applying to County Superintendent
of Education or to Col. C. S.
Gadsden, Chairman of Board of Visitors.
Charleston, S. C.
These applications carefully filled
out must be received by the Chairman
of Hoard ..f Visitors bv 21st, Julv,
.1007. '
Jamestown Exposition, Norfolk, Va.
For the above occasion the Charleston
and Western Carolina railway
will sell cheap round trip tickets. For
rates, etc., see ticket agent or write
Ernest Williams,
G. P. A., Augusta, Ga.
We will continue to giAe
ladies' and children's low <
odd pants, shirts, etc.
Ther must go out. The >
aemember the first of the s<
warm, sunny weather we li
which makes a short seasoi
them out by cutting off oui
over until next season, this
we ention a few No.'s ths
OXFORDS AND LOW CUT SHOES.
All our $3.00 men's low cut shoes
to go at .$4.00.
All our $2.85 p.ien's low cut shoes to
go at $3.50.
All our $2.25 men's low cut shoes to
go at $3.00.
All our $1.00 men's low cut shoes
to go at $2.50.
All our $1.05 men's low cut shoes
to go a<t $2.00.
All our ladies' $3.00 oxfords to go
at $2.25.
All our ladies' $2.50 oxfords to go
at $1.87.
All our ladies' $2.00 oxfords to go
at $1.60.
All our ladies $1.50 oxfords to go
at $1.23.
All our ladies' $1.25 oxfords to go
at $1.00.
All our ladies' $1.00 oxfords to go
at 75 cents.
One-fourth off on both high and low
cut children's shoes.
Children's shoes and oxfords, the
$1.50 kind. $1.00.
Children's shoes and o.vfords, the
$1.25 kind, 95 cents.
Children's shoes and oxfords, the
$1.00 kind, 70 cents.
Cheapest one-pri
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it would cost considerable more than
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We mail you this beautiful complexion
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This offer is made for a limited
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and introducing our goods.
Send today before this opportunity
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T. C. MOSELEY
32 East 23rd Street, New York City
L-4 off on all ox our men's,
:ut shoes, clothing, hats,
veathar did it. Perhaps yoi
iasonlwhen we, expected
ad sleet, rain and snow,
i, and will unless we forcc
' profit, haqe to carry them
we will not do. Below
it will show the season.
Children's shoes and oxfords, the
75 cents kind. 50 cents.
Children's shoes and oxfords, th(
50 cents kind, 3S cents.
Children's shoes ond oxfords, th<
25 and 35 cents kind. 10 cents.
Odd pants and clothing' at some re
duction.
DRESS GOODS, VOILS, ETC.
Just received 30 -pieces new style
muslin, the 12 cents kind at specia
J) cents the yard.
5 pieces goe>d jes Lonsdal com brie a
special 10 cents yard.
5 pieces 10 cents bleaching 12 vard:
for $1.00.
33 1-3 off on Lace Curtains.
We have those from 08 cents the
pair to $13.50.
hod ticking, homespun, sheeting
pereal, etc., cheaper than can b<
bought in the market.
Ijadies' under vest from 5 cent:
each up.
SHIRTS! SHIRTS.!
Men's $1.00 shirts 70 cents.
Men's 50 cents shirts 30 cents.
.10 rolls good matting, 40 yards te
the re>ll for $5.50 the roll.
Coats spool cotton 5c. the spool.
6 Hive
ceStore inTown,
rant's Old Stand.
CHEAP RATES
\ ia Southern Railway. Jamcstov
Tor-Coatennial Exposition, Norfol
Va.
On account of the above occasii
the following instructions will go
ern the sale of round trip tickets
Norfolk, Va. from Nt wherry, S. C
Season ticket?$19.55. This tick
will bo sold daily April 19th to ai
including November 30th, 1907, fin
date t<> leave Xorflok returning D
eembcr 15th, 1f)07.
b'O day ticket?$10.30. This tick
will be sold daily April ,19th to ai
including November 30th, 3907, fin
date to leave Norfolk returning si
t.v (<?(>) days from* (Kite of sale ai
not lated than deeombcr 15th, 1907
Fifteen day ticket?$14.30. Th
ticket iwll be sold daily April 19
to and including November 30t
1907, final date to leave Norfolk r
turning fifteen (15) days from da
of sale.
Coach Kxcusion ticket?$3.55. Tli
ticket is not god in sleeping, Pu
man, or Parlor cars, and will be so
on Tuesday of each week during pc
iod of the exposition, final date
leave Norfolk returning ten (1(
days from date of sale.
For routes, stop-overs, etc., wri
or call on us.
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300 Doz.
, New Goods, Latest St
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Every Shirt bears evic
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To secur<
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We provide easy te
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allowed to meet oblig
It is cheaper than p,
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[\y to save money to buy
h? Contract.
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If you want to save
take a Security Contr
11- Call on A. J. Gibson
^ Treasurer, at office, <
to streets, next door to
^SECURITY LOAN J
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IS BETTER
e put" in evidence and c
Men's Fine I
yles, Direct from the
dented price of onl
ience thatjthere is no 1
for the money.
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The Fair and Square D(
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Pipe
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of General
ire, Crockery;
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TO
Homes!
rms of payment,
>rs to accumulate a fund
its, on which interest is
nations at maturity.
aying rent. If you want
' a home take a Security
money for any purpose
act. It pays.
i, Asstant Secretary and
corner Boyce and Adams
Copeland Brothers.
IND INVESTMENT GO.
WBErtRY, S. O,
AN TALK.
)n sale
Dress Shirts.
Factory at the unprecey
mil iwiBiiHim ?? iiimi m 11 in 111 a??
oetter shirt under the sun
Baler.
quick action!
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is and
Fitting.
inklers and a
Hardware,
and China.