The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, August 02, 1907, Page SIX, Image 6
WAR DEPARTMENT i
STILL FRIENDLY
CLEMSON TRUSTEES GIVEN
CORDIAL RECEPTION.
Board Meets August 15?Seems That i
Military Feature of the College
May Possibly be Withdrawn.
Washington cor. Columbia Slate.
The Clemson commit lee consist iim
of President Mel I ami three members
<of liln'' board of trustees, Messrs. i
Alan .1< vims I one, \Y. I). 10 vans and Ci.j
Duncan Bellinger visited the war department
today to confer with the J
officials there respect inn' the coiilinu-j
a nee at Clemson of the army detail
an.I jhe arms of the I'uited States
army.
Tin' commit li'c had a confcrcnec.,
with tien. Ainsworth. the military
secretary ami now actinif secretary
of war. who look I hem to (!en. Hell,
>*.hief of staff.
No results are yet in sL>ht from the
f.oiii'erciiee.
The commit lee state I hey accom- |
(dished the obpect of their visit,
which was merely to inform the 0IV1>of
tlx* war departnu'iil the same 1
. elatiotis between the department and
i he i-olh'ue would coutiuiie if the
rnMccs should desire it.
Jtol.h lien. Ain>worth and (ien. Hell]
iis-urcd 111 fin that thev were -till1
friendly toward the eollejc. I>111 thai!
if Jie* i'li-ti'i - >::*?uI I make the usual j
I'fipic-t !i.r the detail ot an army oilithey
as yet saw no reason why it
should not be granted.
The ( lay report while on file at
1 be depart incut. has u<>t really been
taken up. certainly not to the prejudice
o| the col ley;' and the Clemson
commit lee arc of the opinion that
nothing serious will come id' it if the
3i nisi ccs of the college, on the l~?lh of
August, make a rei|iiesl for a detail.
Krom their expression)*, though, ii
docs not appear at all certain that
the i r usl ces will eon t i u uc the miliary
lealuie of Clemson and there is
jio doubt as |o Wjhcther a request will
be made for an army oiliccr. Il an
;inny otliecr i> not >ent there, the
VMUi-, >' met Ii inu like i (ICI of theni. beJon^inu
to the Cniled Slates army,
aril) be withdrawn.
"'There is no status." said one of
iiic ?oiiimittee to The Stale's correspondent,
"wliinh differs in any way
J'rom that existing when the college
tirst opened. In view of the adverse
i criticism of Capt. Clay and his reeoni/
vmendations (he hoard merely thought
Uhnt we should visit the ollieials and
?3?e if the cordial relations between
'.the war department and Clemson coldofje
slill existed and to know if we
.-should further rely upon their co
operation. We tin,I that Mu?se rela'tions
are still cordial ami that the
officials are still inclined to assist us
and that is about all there is to the
whole thiny."
The board meets on or about AuU'usl
1when the malic, will be lak'Mi
up in a more formal way.
Zaeh Metilice.
No Loss Possible. *
A IMiiladclphiau said of Miss Annan
T. Jeans, who has yiven $1,000,* 000
for neyxo education in the south.
" Miss .leans is a splendid philanthropist
. I'o a uood cause she is yen omsitv
itself, (iiviuy promptly and
freely, she has no symptJiy with niyirards.
I once heard her tell a story
about a niiiyardly rich man of her
ehildlux ?d.
"This man visited a school an 1
made au address. .\l t lie end he
" ailed a little boy up to him and
said:
'* 'My lad. have von a purse?'
"'No, sir.'
'1 am sorry,' said the rich man.
it yon had had a purse I should have
.yiven yon a dime to put in it.'
"This man was scheduled to speak
.uj'ain at t.he school the next month,
and when lie came the boys were prepared
tor him. An empty purse lay
iijid in every little pair of trousers.
r4 And sure enough, at the end of'
}i)s speech the man called another boy
/ hnd said:
" ' Have you a purse, son?'
"'Yes, sir." was (he eajj-er an swci*.
'I am ylad ol it,' said tin1 other.
)f you hadn't 1 should have uiven
;e/ou a .dime to buy one with.' "
Special Services.
Uev. II. W. Whittaker will conduct
his special summer meetings at his
.several congregations as follows:
AH. Zion beyinnimr \.next Sunday
jrnorninir. Ife will lie assisted by the!
.'itev. H. M. (irier.
The meeting a! Ml. Pleasant will
'begin on the second Suiulny, and Mr.
Whit taker will he assisted bv the Rev.
J. T. Miller.
At New Hope Mr. Whittaker will
begin his special meeting- on the 4th
"Sunday and will be assisted by the
JJov. A. II. Host.
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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
Katos from Newberry S. C., as follows
:
Season Ticket $19.55. Sold daily
April 19th to November 30th.
00 Day ticket $10.30. Sold daily
April 19th to November 30th.
15 day ticket $14.30. Sold daily
April 19th to November 30th.
Coach Excursion $8.55. Sold each
Tuesday) limit ]0 days. Endorsed.
"Not good in parlor or sleeping
cars."
Through Pullman sleeping cars, via |
Atlantic Cost Line Railroad company, j
Write for a beautiful illustrated I
folder containing maps, descriptive
mater, list of Hotel, etc.
For reservations or any infoima-!
tion, Address,
T. C. White,
General Passenger Agt.
W. J. Craig,
Passenger TrtnfTic Manager,
Wilmington, N. C.
Barbecue at Sligh's.
Mr. Jno. C. Mills will furnish a
barbecue at Sligh's on August 17, the
occasion being the meeting of the'
NATIONAL BANK 0
jg|
IT'S A FAIR
when a business man placc
care of a National Bank rnc
nient little book that recori
this, he pays ALL bills by
on paper, and thus firml
standing. Backed by the I
responsibility and probity,
success. The National Bai
DIREC
M. A. Carlisle. H. C. 1\
J. A. Blackwelder. Robt. r
B. C. Matthews. S. B. A
GO T<
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? Dry Goods, CI
Oxfords, Dres
Pants, Shirts
somethingspe
9 We are located in V
^ stand opposite New
9 next door to Geo.
^ stand.
E. L. BAILEE
NEWBERRN
Clasi
Sciei
Tech
Expenses very modera
surpassed. For catalc
dent,
lb IS i
POINTS OF KXCKIJ,KNC
Thorough instruction. University i
library. Excellent laboratories.
| fulness. Honor system, Full lit*
Iconises. Degrees of A. B. and B.
Next session ( pens September iSt 1
j hUl\ DAVIS I
farmers' union. Prominent sM.aker- j
will bo present and will deliver ad- j
dresses. The price of dinner ^ ' ' '"<
35 cents and -10 cents. Everybody i?, j
invited and a good dinner is y taran*
teed.
I Arrival and Doparture of Trains.
Schedules of passenger trains i.i
and out of the Union Station. New-!
berry, S. C.
Southern Trains.
Nro. 15 for Greenville .... 8.5(5 a. m.
No. 12 for Columbia ....10 32 a. in.
No. 19 for Greenville .... 1.35 p. m.
No. IS for Columbia .... 1.50 p. in.
No. 11 for Greenville .... 4.42 p. in.
I No. 10 for Columbia .... 9.47 p. m.
0., N. & L. Trains.
No. 85 for Laurens .... 5.19 a. m.
No. 22 for Columbia .... 8.47 a. m.
No. 52 for Greenville ..12 40 |>. in.
No. 53 for Columbia .... 3.10 p. in.
No. 21 for Laurens .... 7.25 p. m.
No. 81 for Columbia .... 8.30 p. m.
The foregoing schedules are given
only for information', are not guaranteed
and are subject to change without
notice.
July 15, 1907.
G. L. Robinson,
Statiou Master.
IF NEWBERRY S. C[
jjjjj||j j: l
IJ s* s*
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EXCHANGE
;s his ready money in the|
I carries away the converts
the fact. Armed with!
check, transacts business I
y establishes his financial
bank's great reputation for
he takes a short road to
nk is an A-l repository.
TORS:
rtoseley. T. B. Carlisle.
Morris. Geo. Johnstone,
ull. Jos. H. Hunter.
D THE
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lothing, Shoes,
s Goods, Odd ?
Underwear,
cial every day. ^
V. T. Tarrant's old +
berry Savings Bank,
D. Davenport's old
Proprietor, j
_
f COLLEGE.
sical!
ntific!
inical!
ite. Health record un^?ue
address the Presi,S.
A. B. SCHERER,
Newberry, S. C.
WOMEN, hki i d
K:?Hiigh Standard. Able faculty,
methods. Vine equipment. Splendid
Beautiful site. Unsurpassed healthc?rary,
scientific, nutsical and artistic
M. Winnie Davis School of 11i?tory.
i. 1907. Sri id for catalogue.
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V/fi roil you this ling as one srna
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price is less than one half what otliei
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It is a genuine rose cut diamon
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it would cost considerable more tha
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We mall you this beautiful cor
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order in before our supply is exhaus
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This offer is made for a limit*
lime only as a means of advertisii
and introducing our goods.
Send today before this opportunil
is forgotten
T. C. MOSELEY
32 East 23rd Street, New York Oit
It Pays the 1
ar
$50,000,000.0<
The Pai
More than i
It wrote (paid for business) o^
being nearly as much as any
"Old Line Basis." It is now
over $13,000,000.00 Assets,
The stockholders who are
000,000.00 are personall;
for all the debts of the Cc
offered only by the Pacific
Under these same laws th
Funds must be invested in
funds are under bonds.
E
Gentlemen:
Answering your letter of
Pacific Mutual of California, ;
have the opportunity.
The GUARANTEE
much superior to the Annual
ferred Stock."
The Pacific Mutual Life
of any American Life Compa
IV
Call at my office and I v
tell you more about it.
Office over Old Postoffice,
! & <z> $ <$ <$ -t>l? o ? ? <s> <
M
0
m + EGG-O-SEE?Fre:
package.
116 RICE?15, 18 and
bl KARO SYRUP?1
3? Q HOUSEHOLD A
ties for 25c.
>f ? PARCHED COFF
ie ^
st # Parched Coffee
lo J plete in town, ai
^ from 15 to 35c. p
ld TEA?Gunpowde
>u ^
s, w Oolong and Mixed
to Our stock of Can
Vegetables, Canne*
Ld ^ is the largest and r
# offered here. Oui
ie Z. as goods of such q
.y Our stock of sta
. ceries is full, and i
0- ? you to to call and
Jones' I
Q"
S Fant's Groce
5d
ig 9
?:
Largest Divide
ly Life Compa
3 is part of the <
offered by
;ific Mut
s offered by any other Li1
/er $6,000,000.00 of new busines
three other companies wrote. It
doing business in more than 40 ?
over $100,000,000.00 of busine?
well known and conservatively est
y liable in an unlimited degree, ac
)mpany; extra security requir
: Mutual Life Insurance Compz
ie directors are liable for the w
non-speculative securities.
UNVIABLE OF1NIC
PRIVATE OFFICE
JOHN WANNAMAKER
PHILADELPHIA.
/
the 8th, I am well satisfied with t
and sha 1 not hesitate to recommei
Very respectfully yc
D Annual Dividend Policy? pe<
Dividend contract as the latter is
has the best Legal organization, ,
ny. <
lORAL?HAVE THE BE!
ROBER'
Newberry, S. C. G
I -1 ^1
sh and crisp lug r?
20 lbs. for $1.00.1
.0, 25 and 50c. cay J fl
MMONIA?3 BTlJ
EE?Our stocl V
is the most
tid varying in prikc^X^l!
>er pound.
r, Young Hyson, ?\
I 40 to 80c. per lb. JI I
ned Fruits, Canned # \ ^
d Meats and Pickles ^ \ y
nost complete ever q a
r prices are as low
uality can be sold. T
pie and fancy Gro- $
ve cordially invite
inspect same. ^
Srocery, '
ry Old Stand. * *
snds Paid by
ny.
3xtra protection
ual Life, )
Pe Company.
is in California (its home State),
was organized 40 years ago on
states and Territories. It has
3s in force.
imated to be worth over $50,:cording
to their stock holdings,
ed only by California Laws, and
my of Los Angeles, California,
rongful acts of the officers.
Officers handling Company
m
he results of my policy in $jf n
nd your Company wheneJIH
JOHN WANNAMAKER.*^^B
-uliar with the Pacific?is as W
i to the "Tontine." It is "Pre- % ^
%
and gives the greatest guarantee
ST.
r NORRIS, I
ren. Agt. for South Carolina.
$"
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