The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, July 23, 1907, Page TWO, Image 2
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ANNUAL MEETING ;
FOR GOOD ROADS ;
TO BE HELD IN SPARTANBURG '
NEXT MONTH. ,
Pres. Hyatt's Statement?Calls on i
All County Supervisors and Com- ,
missioners to Attend and Offers
Good Programme. t
The Siaii*. '|
Ah". I'. 11. Ilyal is expecting a lar.uo
?lt tendance at (lie muni roads nieet.m.; |
in Spartanburg next month. Yeslor- .
<la.v lie gave out the follow iug an- I
nonuccnicnl :
"I wish in state I'm* I lu? inforina- (
ti??n "l tlic m-ncral |uililii- lliat tin* i
Soul !i ( arulina < ?< I Woad< a-socia- |
li"ii niil In.l.l it- annual meet in- in |
S|>ar::i!.ui _ .m Am.:u.-t 7 ami s iiexl.l.
* expect have every ioumiv i: i
the -laic represented by -onic "I lin
county ?t| licials. ami we would be (
!* ):* I il wr <*11111(1 niM I lie cooperation i
ol llie different towns ami <* i I i ?*.- in ,
3 lie >1 ale. ,
I herd i ic, j, ;i - 11 re - id cuI ?.I I lie |
South ( 'amiiiia f 1,'i.ad- a-s.>eia ~
i 1. I'.Meml a cordial invitation I"
- i i \ ami Imv.ii iii l! i.- s| a if ,
' *iil} i ( a i* * I ina to -e:n| delegates I > >
in- * ?! i \ fill i"-n : men win> Iia\e had j
' \jiei ii nee in 1 :iiSi!in_ mails ami |
.-iii i-.-. ami by -<? 111.i11it w ill prove
n .ii'.-il li'Mu-lil !< i In- >i|iei\i -.<r> > 1
III" Hale, as i! e\ are a;i\io.i.; in . l
in I urinal inn I r. in men ol experience.
*'(inV. All-el lia- n >11 -el 111*. 1 In i|eli\i'v
an addle-- on 11 h uii.riiinj n|" the
'III f \ a .Ml-I : 11' i.jeel, I 111,11 > ve I
nie] i ii. | : i , |, i 111 - h w a . a 11 1 w i
N ! I" iia . i i!11 i - ina !<e I a!k ;11
'11i la- -aim Iii..*. i
'' 1 'in- -I a I e i i a - leached l ha I -la -c '
"! | u'* >.-| ie r 11 \ where \\e can 11 > > I alf'Otl
I ? |'n-i puiii- I he i it 11 > t* \ ? 111 : 11
?:xr |>iiI: iit- hi j n w ay-. Therefore it
I n - In H i v es e\er\ man. n<? mailer wlial
iii- vocation in lil'e may !>c, |o use
iiis iiillnenee in this movement.
''I am satisfied that llie supervisor
ami county commissioners have
a riuiil |o chaigc their expenses to
this eoii\ enl ion to llie bounty which
they represent: inasmuch as they are
spending their time ami money to acquire
in I orma I ion lor the improve- <
nienl ol their county roads, as well as
gelling inlormalioii as to how to
handle convict lahor, etc. As vou
Know, Mr. Kililor. the most of the |
lime ;il tlie convention will lie consumed
by liu1 oil Ierent memliers i;ivini?
their experience as 'o the mode
-?nd manner of conductin??- the affairs 1
of the county; how to build roads. '
how to handle convict lahor, etc.
"There will he on exhibition some '
of the latest and most up-to-date road
"machinery for I In* building of macadamized
roads, and the members will
also have an opporluuilv id' seeing
some ol the most up-to-date macadamized
roads in process of const ruclion.
J
"1 hope ami believe that we will '
have me o|' the most interesting- and
bene! leiaI meetings in the hisiorv ol' '
l lie oi-.:a!ii/al h -n.
NO dINGOISM IN THE SOUTH. |
A New Orleans View of the Slices-1
i' U! of a W ar v. :ih Japan
New ('ileal!- State--, .
file -oiilh has 11o place in lln* ,.\ \
**?*.? !:? 11: ..ml -.:ei- pre.-ions tew ia\ >r1
n: ii. I.ill ae.-nrdi:t-> I lie jiu
' : 1 1' w..:< :! i ;. e | p i :
>' ' ' ? polit ii-al plans ,,| , :,dn.:i?-!
Is' '"a; the -oulh is cxpcctcd t"
< full "bare . ! the t'i-!,iin- -In.el.I !
I hi- c u:it: \ hi-com*' em'troih <i w itn
I a j *,r i. A m <n 'ictv c. <n t cm p : a r\ I
s:; \ : * I > j lie evi :it u|' \\ ->;- -\ i; . .1. . j
U!! ; 'k n..;;iii-,.,l | |u. Sm !| w,- J.| |
.1 _ ' " i I.. I ,i ! I
' '' ' " i r.c v j
v i ' i I h..l lI . n I
such a war cannot occure mile-- it
l- brought on b\ the deliberate connivaiice
ami in-' '.-ation of tin \\'a-!:
inyton Adiniui-tratioii f.?; p4diiiral
purpose-, hence sheiy wud I be t.n_
lhnsias!ii in lln.- .?"tio.| ,f |;M. ...mi
I ry tor a war iot l.uci i! on .'ii- coimi
ry. |
The Xorlhern jimroe- will deceive 1
tin in-el v < ? it' they assume that lis
.?out h i- ea ;er to -acritice i',s voim : '
"manhood in a war which would h*
Jonyht lor no other purpose than
txdsier up the waning for'sines of the ^
republican party and !o perpetuate its
control ol the National (Jovernnicnr.
On the contrary, the sc.nth could with
perfect reasonableness decline to be
used as a cat spa w to pull Republican
chestnuts onl of the tire, and insist, f
without being open to the charge id' ^
-disloyalty, that, as the war was purely
a political affair the fiarhtimr ^
fihould ho done and the sacrifices ^
made bv the "troolv loil" clement of >
the political party in whoso interest >
1 lui enterprise was eoncoivod and de- ^
velopod. >
In l.^OS the passions of the south
were aroused by tin1 atrocities com-, ^
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i
;
nitted under Spanish doininion i
,'uba an.I demonstrated its willing
ie*\s t<> do a full part of the wit
i.yaiiist Spain, and for the tirst tim
ii forty years northern sneers al>on
'onthern loyally were silenced, hciie
he -south iloes not feel that there i
my necessity to prove loyalty to lli
lay now. The fact is recalled, hov
ver. thai in the war with Spain l!i
south suffered I he same discriminj
ion in the military field that it In
;o I??11?_r endured in political affair
flic military forces furnished by III
south were in>( allowed lo no to tl
i'roll I in Cuba, lint were held in ui
-anitarv camps of concvnf ration I
(cci.nie the victims of typhoid I'evi
iml other pest ileul ial diseases, consi
jiieutly the only southern men wli
had ;i chance to ilo any fiyhtiny i
I hi* war with Spain were those wli
happened to be in the regular arm
>r Ml'. Ii'oose Vf'l l I \ ?11 ;! i IC i d < is. I
- ui-!! |ierhap> lo let the Kepublira
jinu'oes and politician.- know that n
tie appreciates the fact better tha
lie southern people themselves of
omiuercd province, and il has bee
reated as sneh. In tin-: eonncetio
In- Charleston News and ('oitrii
I*?i rl _\ two years alter Appoma'
I lie ! 1 a i~ doiny nothiny for |1
niii lo till tin- smith with blind ;
ectiop tor the flay. While the we
vin i i n : - with tin- ex|do-i\e declar:
i *1?s ' I tenderness to\\ard> us !'io
lorlhrrn orator-*, our fie nude
-laml that the\ are .-till regarded :
nitler probation: lhe\ know I hat ll
north seize- the excuse o' the -".it'i
-tne.rvle for liberty steadily di
ri\ c !i >!' any lar.'e participation i
li-'ieial aiiairs. and l!:e\- nerceivr ll
eleiii!. -- i i|. | ii i<i i ?on ' which e:
'J'- : i :! : (I: i it a I the ;. i . !' t!
- "'lli. Such tn'ospei it \ as tin- sonl
nji.v- has been won in -pile of in
'air and oppressive legislation s|ea<
l\ jiei -i -1nI in b\ the north and i
spite ol tile custom unbroken. e\ce|
liiriny tiie Cleveland term.-, of feder;
id mi n i si ra t ions to place the dire*
i"ti of -oiithern affairs in the ham
>f persons not only unrepresental i\
if. but inimical to, the interests <
these southerners, who, in case of wa
would be expected to join in votin
supplies and to furnish most of tl
I'iidititiir men from their section."
I be statement of our Charlestn
"tileinporary is a fair expression <
I he sent iineul that exists in |he sout
hence it is ipiite easy to understaii
why there is no jinyoism in this pa
I' the country. It should also cot
lince our northern friends that it
i mistake to assume that the tempi
I the south is so hot and impulsh
that it would be jjlad of an opportui
ity to rush into a war, however nunc
essary or unjust it miyht be. Tl
south is yrowiny rich ra'pidly am]
wants peace in order |o continue 11
work of rehabilitation now so well a
tanced. and whatever valuation tl
north may be disposed to place upi
it- patriotism, the south is entire
>ati*tie,l as to its own loyalty. It
)"1 huntiuy for a fiyht with anybod
itid 11 >e- not propose to be used 1'
I' :lit in-; purp.i.-es unless the cause
iu-t and a u ar i anm?l be avoided e
.11 the price '" ?;?! ional d i -11 UK
Noi ice.
1 " is! - a :i . i.i.-? !?arVeue
ny re-:,|eine on Saiurday. .July J7,
vill -el 1 meat and hash at 1 2 oYloc
d. M. Counts.
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. '
I .'ales front Xcwberrv S. as l'<
o'.vs:
Season Ticket .-f 1 "i. Sold da i
April li'ili to November oOth.
' :(1 I'ay ticket s 1 (?.:>(>, Sold dai
\ pri! 1Mt ]? to November litMh.
da \ '.:cket si l.::<). Sold dai
\p.'i! !!Mh to November oOth.
I oach i-.xcarsion .f^.55. Sold eac
I'uesday. limit 10 days. Kndorse
'Not yootl mi parlor or sleepit
ars."
I hrotiyh Pullman slecpiny cars, v
Vila: tic ( os| l.ine Kailroad com pan
Write for a beautifu! illustrali
older conlaininy maps, descripti\
nater. lis) ?f Hotel, etc.
I'or reservations or any infmtn;
i?>n. Address,
T. C. While.
Genera' Passenger A't
V. d. Craiy,
Passenyer Trtnflic Manaycr,
Wilmington, X. C.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
Schedules of passenyer trains i
ind out of the Union Station. Nev
terry, S. C.
Southern Trains.
so. 15 for Greenville .... 8.56 a. 11
so. 12 for Columbia ....10 32 a. 11
Co. 1!) for Greenville .... 1 .,15 p. 11
so. IS for Columbia .... 1.50 p. n
Co. 11 for Greenville .... <1.42 p. 11
Co. 1(5 for Columbia .... 0.-17 p. 11
C., N. & L. Trains.
Co. 85 for Laurens .... 5.19 a. 11
? Xo. 22 for Columbia .... 8.47 a. in.
c- Xo. 52 for Greenville ..12 4G p. in.
ir Xo. 53 for Columbia '.... 3,10 p. m.
e Xo. 21 for Laurens .... 7.25 p. in.
it Xo. 84 for Columbia .... 8.30 p. m.
0 The foregoing sohedu)os are given
is ; _
Littleton Fei
iSplendid
location. Health resort. I
modern improvements. 240 boarding pi
u' ship, culture and social life. Conscrvatoi
to in Art and Elocution. Business College,
Health record not surpassed Close]
de.\elopnicnt of each ppuil. Uniform woi
0 CI I ARti liS VliRV I.OW.
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26th Annual Session will begin 011 Se
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;:!Better fixed to
1 than
r" Fresh Meats,
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Groceries
Canr
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|Give us your ore
do the rest. Pi i
Booze
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Wood Manuj
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'^Manufacturers of Doo
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iy Sash, Doors, Blinds, T
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y.: Ornamental Wood Wo
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^ Flooiing, Ceiling, Sid
,r- the Building Material I
We want your ir.qt
grading- and work ma
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pi ices ar e right.
, Hartsvills Wood f
hartsv
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t FOR 100 COl
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j THE CIGARET'
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: 2 Coupons in
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Coupons also Rcdeemat
11. [
11'' Premium
11.!
;;j AMERICAN
".*! JKRSKV CITY, \\ J.
; only for information, are not guaranteed
and are subject to change without
notice.
July 15, 1907.
G. L. Robinson,
Station Master.
tiale College.
lot water heat. Klectrie lights and other *
lpils last year. Ilij^li standard of tcholar*y
advantages in Music. Advance course r
Bible, and normal courses.
personal attention to the health and social
in on all public occasions j(
pteinher iSlh 1907 I-or catalogue address c
M. RHODES, President,
I.ittlcton, X. C
jiEW STORE (
N
STREET,
a
serve our trade
ever.
1
3> i
ied Goods, \
igars and
Tobacco.h
iers and we will
ces always right.
r Bros
muT
acturino Co.,
iLLE, S. C.
r and Window Scrcens,
urned and Scroll Work,
rk, Mantels, Mouldings,
ing, and everything in *
Line, ,
iirv s and orders. Our!
ns '; 1) is gooci, and our
taiifacftiling Co,, j,
ILLE, S. C.
^ ^ ^ rtlF*" I |hill HI rrwrn .1
JPONS FROM !
I
FE OF QUALITY
Each Package!
>le for Valuable Presents
Department
roBACco co. j
ST. LOUIS, MO.
1 I .1 I
Capital $25,000.
The Bank o{
Prosperi
" his Bank was establishec
une. It will so care for your
:ure, and you can have it whe
Din the financial family it will
>f need. It insures you the bes
Make a deposit today. E
>ank account.
4 per cent on money in the
jeo. Y. Hunter, President.
J. F. Brown
mi > ? i > a? ?ii. p<
ISTc. <
Fhe People's!
Prosperi
Paid Up Capital
Surplus and Individual
stockholders Liabilitie
-or protection of depo.c
i. C. Moseley. President. I
A'. W. Wheeler, Cashier. (
Better a conservative intere
eturn when wanted, than a higl
ibout the principal.
A National Bank is a safe De]
nakes it so Likewise our Bo?
prudent conservative manage
DIREC
G. W. Bowers.
J. A. C. Kibler.
R. L. Luther.
M. A. Carlisle.
J. H. Hunter.
J. P. 1
We allow 4 percent, pe
Department, interest (:
Pianos
A N D
Organs !
At Factory Prices.
Write us at once for our special plan
of payments on a Piano or Orcfan.
If you buy either instrument through
us, you get. a standard make, one 1
that will last a life-time. Write
Malone Music House
COLUMBIA, s. C.,
For Catalogues, Terms, Etc.
Mam Street, M
We submit the comparative f
and esteem on the part of a pat
June 14, 1906.
Loans $137,193.84
Deposits 52,566.79
A GAIN OF OVER
We, too, pay 4 per cent, ir
J. D. DAVENF
E. R. HIPP, Vi
M. L. SPEAR f<
GEO. B. CROI\
youfTB
THE NEWBERRY
Capital $50,000
No Matter How Small,
1 he Newberry
will give it careful atl
applies to the men and
JAS. MclNTOSH,
President.
\
Surplus $i|q(000 ~ flj
Prosperity. J
ty, S. C.
i to assist ycu in building a for*
money that it Js absolutely xse- I
never you want it. And if you
prove your good friend in time fl
>t service and convenience. / \
ivery fortune has grown frp/n a I
Savings Department. /
J. S. Wheeled, V. Pres. m
e, Cashier.
3994 x fl
national Bank |
ty, S. c. I
- - - $25,000 00
Profits $5,000 00
s . $25,000 00 1
>ilors.
V!.. A. Carlisle, Vice-President
Deo. Johnstone, Attorney.
st on your deposit with its safe
h raie and a feeling of doubt
posit. Government supervision
ird of Directors is a guarantee
ment.
TORS: I
W. P. Pugh. /\
Jno. B. hellers. to
W. A. Moseley.
Geo. Johnstone.
H. C. Moseley.
3owers.
r annum in our Savings
>ayable semi-annu ally. J
ALL KIND S
I Of Plumbing J
J Done on j
Short Notice |
J. W. WHITE, j
H ail#
Ml lB?v if tjl (3mI#
all ilC ill Si 1
lewberry, S. C.
igures as evidence cf confidence
:ronizing public.
June 1 4, 1907.
Loans $195,44 1.13
Deposits 105,268J 8
J 100 PER CENT.
1 our Savings Department.
'ORT, Prest.
ce Prest.
k/IAN, Cashier.
/IER, Atty.
A N KI NO! ~ J
SAVINGS BANK, i
Surplus $30,000
No Matter How'Large, ""
Savings Bank I
lention. This message I
the women alike.
J. E. NORWOOD, I
Cashier. I