The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 05, 1907, Page TWO, Image 2
SOUTH IS VILIFIED BY WOMAN J
i
Says Labor Conditions Hero aro
Worse than Slavery, and that wo
are Traying to Dupe Innocent
Foreigners to this Part !
of the Country to
Hold them in j
Servitude.
Washington, October .'fl.? Declaring
llull iill tlifoiiii'li iho Southern
Stales iwiiroes by the hundreds archeld
slaves in stockade--, that peonage
is a common occurrence, and that the
whole scheme of immivration is planned
to dupe ii it suspect in vr foreigners
and t'o yet them into the cotton fields I
and t!ie mills of tire south, where t'hev ! ,
will lie held in servitude. Miss Mary J
Qiiackenhoss, a Sjfeeial attonicv o| i
the ili p'irlmeul of justice. Ins filed !
with the depart mei ' a >en-i:ii ,i;t' re- i
port, a fter ha\ i r_ made an alleged !
investigation ??i' Ijtlior romlit i..m? in
'he sout!i.
Some I ime \ i ;.erie\ t ieiieral '
P.o.iapii:! < decide.; ' hat .v.. >. ( )>. .1 J
,J4'>I>|| idea le -if . I I 1 M M: 1; 1 j III,. >1!
traloi 1 liroii. It I h. nil !i I., ui il;.- ,.
personal iiisp. ciii... la!.or c<?mli- ! '
lions. Mis; (tl!i.!il l?. \\ : 11 j;,. > p, ' "
and alter spei..t'ih.ee :
snout lis ii North and <,.:i|. Carolina.;
A'H'ahaiiia and M' -i--!?. has!,
made her report >1, ... nle.l .vith ! ,
'(.lie department , 1. 1 .vha! -in- j ,
calls an ai'ninda'ife . !' . \i.ier.eo tend- ! I
i 11 'S to pr??\ e 1I1.1 Wmr ..it.]it 'loir-' in '
the south are ii :..|? r:? hie . .;?| worse, ,
if possilde. than thev at [lie time
negroes were J" .i.
Il is uiideis.o.id |li,,1 Mi-s <}uack-!j
eiihnss is \er\ >? -it;:i- ? is the'
Slleci'-s id I lie le. vi 14 1 that has 'l.'eil I
started to div." ! nntci rv i.>n i'i that I
1. . . 1 1
threclion. Iin- n ; '..i-<-.| upon I
t'he lact that a- aM^ed < 1, m ivra lit s ! ;
have been alaiin-. Vainii:.'.
about p.'oiia.ie <a-e- Ii I in Ihe
south, aliens and i.-^ie. - ri several
instances ba\i"\. ? been'
ea pi ured on vnriou . r?- -si- i ml held
in stockades in a . o* diii . < I' .-.l. rin^ I
on aliisolule si.1 vei ..
.Another oh.-taeie i.. mini-.. r i..;; :<i | '
the sout h, she s.i? .>, : . v> a. . 1 ..1 i.I
< o laborers and i < 1 ' It '
is rejn.r|. il ! Ii !; . :i - i t .. i11 i
a re I'r.im 10 i.. .. , i , . .!, _
and thai J *. 11 !? ?. I I I , I ,. :
the attitude ol -.mil:.-, p Ii:pl..\er- ;
hot h i I the \* a je? o.i ..i i i i,, : he i
treatment of alien-. j| \,|| h,. lit | j-J
eult to induee immivraui - to Jiiei*
Southern States.
I he general ipiesi .. ] i .. in 'ui mm- j
(ion i- touched upon in pa .- in.:- hv
Miss (^uaekenho.ss, who devot.s the
major portion of her rep?.i| to a discussion
of peonage cases in the Carolina--.
Ala'bama and M is>i?i,| ipj. It is
'Understood that she advises the Attorney
(Icneral that conditions are had I
in s'veral localities, notably in the I
siiniiNside e.?|o,i\ in Mis-i >>ippi which |
was established for Italians. S'ltc j |
reports that it is iiothiti'4' more or le.-than
a l.ar-io plantation. ami that the
Italians who live there are verv inuei.
< 1 i s s a t isiie I with their environment.
While Mi-s (?,i,aeI<e !.!i.i-< declined j
to t.t'k ahoii' her \ i-i: the south, j"
and ! he officials liken ise refu -ed to !
<1 isen- ; !icr report, ihe.e rea-on to'
believe ;! at she has made a report
that is -t a it I i ii'.v in n any particulars.
Why the department of justice
s11o111d have chosen a woman to make
these investigations is uol yet disvlosed.
Ihe report is umloubtedly
badly colored. |\ 1 lt Me( I.
Olio Frightened Depositor.
New N ork Ilerahl.
The day in Wall street was not <
without its humorous incidents. ():ie '
of the customer.- of a hr. dee nave of-!
tiee takes his va.-ali.e, at tiii.- limej
ol theyearand assumes that it i>. nee-'
ossary when o i vacation, wliicli he i
spends in ( anada. to ignore the news- '
ij>apers and loru'et 1! a'heiit lui>i- !
ness and the rest of the world generally.
lie maintained thi- uoo.l resolu-t
fion on this vacation, .'.ml he arrived j
at his broker's office today without j
an inkling' of what was uoiny on. The
ftirst Ihin.u' he was told of was the}
suspension ol a number of f inancial I
institutions a.id the run on the Trust ;
Company of America. Me carries a
heavy deposit in one of ihe minor
trust companies, and ho immediately
took fright, dashed out of the offlcc,
'Cxpeelinir to station himself in line
in front of this trust company, and,
if the institution had not already
closed, draw out his money. He rushed
into the trust company offices,
which were as quiet as a graveyard at
.midnight, and the first man he met
was one of the olHeers. lie was too
surprised to explain his haste, and
too ashamed lo withdraw his money.
ITe wound up by making' a deposit of
a cheek for $1,200, which he had received
just before he left Canada for
this city.
It 's easier to worry about what wo
liaven't thn it is to be conten with
what -we have.
Bfc":'
MOTHER SEES HER SON SLAIN.
Lamona Mail Strikes His Brother
Two Fatal Blows.
Laurens, October .'51.?A most re.uretable
Iratricide has occurred in
this county. Today at 10 o'clock
Frank Jerry ?li? ?l at 6 his father's
home, near Madden's, as the result
i>l I Wo blows mi his head inflicted bv
his younger brother, John Jcitv,
in a li'-lit between the two yesterday
alternno.i in I lie back yard at the
home ol their father, Joseph Jerry, a
well-to-do (ierman farmer. The fatal
encounter was witnessed by (he aifud
mother and Andrew Jerry, another
broj her.
Arcnr<i:11to Andrew's statement
he and ! rank wvic in rhe <>arde:i at
w< 11\ when .In,in Jerry lode up in the
\ard and U? .I ! rank to come outs
that he luid a letter containing some
-Iat< meni - which he (John) wanted
iwplai.ied.
John 111 :i proceeded In read the letler,
wliei iupon I' rank broke in w ill)
I lie remark that the objectionable
1 inuua.'.' ^as a lie, a fabrication con "cted
by Joint himself, and started
" his liroilier with a hoe.
.uidiew cam;Itt Frank and preveutl-irn
I com .1 riki.iu John. Tearimi
aim-ell away from Andrew, Frank
iiade l John a.nain, When John drew
ii- pistol and .-truck his brother iw.i
1,1 ,u * "ii the head, kuockiii'-r him
wit. John liien moiuiled his horse
i.id rode off.
1) eriu'el : 11;^ I'll),I the StllMllil!^
>.owI* rank arose and followed John,
omiiiir in lie direction of the citv.
^ mil" iii.m home Fiank was found
" a ill!en iiy a passerby, and was
daced iii a wa^mi and carried back to
ns lather >. lie was in a very weak "' <1
eondii ion and hist consciousness
d i o r 11 \ .:i;ir nightfall. A doctor was
;n11;iuoiied and the man lingered until
hi- moriiiii'.:.
IiMijin >i ??.i- indd late tiiis af?"
i "" i nil I \ i . 11 * t let ill lied in ac
luaiice iin mi- ;d)o\'e la *|s.
' 11 i J r\. hi- ..i her's slayer, is
' '' coii?j i \ ;a i' ,? 11in. 11a v: ir."
1 ' ; ; * " ' ' at hitill
; I l,IIV t',.. i i|y, !,v
" ' I'.u.v nil.
l>'' i"' ?r. * fed ,i claimed | Lit he
' I ! * 11 ^ 411:11 hi- brother was
'd. I le -taled to I he correspondent
! fhe \ a :id (oiuier loiiiuli: thai
!< . natlv i on iv t I 11 i iie at ! air, 'nil
" -i:i:pl\ had to defend himself and
' ?d tin i lea that it would re-alt so
;criou.d\.
II" say- i lie letter was not written
?y Frank Jerry, hut a citi/.e.i .it' this
it,v. I he letter was received ye-terlay
and purported to place in John
ei s po- -essioi: -o;11e 11ei'i nja torv
I a lenient made i.\ iii-. brother. lie
leciliied to say what the character of
lie a I le.teil s| a I men t wn -.
John Jerr\ i- a: ,i ha- a w ife
,!|d one child. I he dead man was
17. a widower, wit it I wo ?jrown chiiIre
i.
The Milt
Effect
No laxative sold In
[j bowel regulator in gc
[] arrangement of old la>
j.;i new laxative and cathar
have been carefully pi
faults have been as sVcil
m
J
Or
I sin(iply rc-cstahlish Nat
whatever. Aro griping
tion or sluggish liver tl
pative reaction results
thoroughly, and the res
Rexall Orderlies are
in agreeable tasting, va
Box off 12, - K
GILDEF
nHMMManMIMBHMM
' GREENWOOD WOMEN
MAKE PATRIOTIC MO\
| Will Endeavor to Buy Site of S
Fort to Preserve Revolutionary
History.
[ Till' X|;| ( .
| < > ?"?*? i) * ood, Nov. 1.?The inenib
;,vl" I lie Star Furl chapter. Dau?ht
ol the liVvnliiiion, here have inau;
ratciI a most patriotic and eominei
i able move. The site <>}' (lie old S
j Fort, embraced in a trad of land o<i
| l?risi..jr 17 acres, is (o he sold hi
I Mon.lay, Nov. {. The sale is that
the lands of (ho estate of (he late
1 S. Aduison. The ladies want to I;
the site ot the old I'ort (o preserve
j and in time restore it to it* oriyii
| shape and lonn. Thev liave no n<
lor the 17 acres and if thev sueo<
in piirchasi.iir the parcel of land, tl
will sell I I l-'J acri'>, retaining" t
and a hall acres. They will need he
hill it is certain that there are a s
licicnt nnm'her of pat riotic and cliiv
1 '"i" men here to aid them in
worthy a cause. This is one of
notable historic spots in the state ji
should !)< preserved for the future.
3 BEST BY TEST OF TIME P
"id, Asphalt Gravel and Asbes
Spark proofroofiny. I have stud
i lie roof inn1 <]uostion ami will ]
sell any hut t lie best. Come and
C. II. Cannon,
Newberry. S. C
TO DRAW JURY.
Node,, is hereby mven that wo. I
undersiu'tied jury commissioners
Newberry (V-ity, S. (\. will, in I
1 h'l k of I ,.|,r| for s;
f'oiinty and Stale. ;li <) ,,'..Jot-k A.
Nov. Nth. l:Hi,. np,Milv and publi
draw the name* of ihir(y-six poi\s(
who shall s.-rvc at Pel it .furors
the ( onrl of ('oiuuion Pleas, \vh
will convene at N.-wherry C. II.,
at !o ..'ejoek. Nov. J.'nh. 15)07, a
c 'llinue fur ,ne week.
I'M). L. Fpps,
W m. W. Cromer.
I llo. ' (!<i'.;'i;\ns,
' '"inniissioiiiT.-; for New be;
I'-'iiuty. S. C.
()cto!ier '.Nt h, 1 *107.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby -iven that i
books of registration for the Town
Newberry, S. (\, are now opon, {]
the undersigned as Supervisor
b'e-.:is! ration for the said town v
Keep .said books open every da\; fr
!> a. m.. until .*> pf (Sunday
copied) inelmlin- the 1st day of I
cember, 1 f)C>7.
Huy. S. Wcrls,
Supervisor of Ke^ist rat ion
HIGHLAND COTTON MILLS.
Nro| 100 is hereby t-iv.m thai inn
flii' authority con I erred upon n^
the Secretary ..f State of the Stale
South Carolina, we will open
books of subscript ion lo t he Capi
>tocl< of 1 li'jhland Cotton Mills at
lest and M
tive Laxatl
our store can compare wit
Mitlencss ancl efficiency. It
:?'Uive and cathartic drills, hi
tic. All the o-ood points of o
eserved in this new laxativ
11 fnily eliminated.
'derlies
lire s functions without any tu
no nausea. To sufferers ft
icy bring immediate relief, a
from their use. They worl
t oi the bod)' is unaware of tl'
as pleasant as they are effeel
nilla-flavored tablets.
iBox of 36, \
& WEEKS,
The t&Xalt St,
\
oMico of l'\ X. Martin, 12IS Ma
HE. | Si reel, Xowbcrry, S. ('., and tit (I
11'A oflieo ol' Mower & I'ynuin, lit
tar I Joyce Street, Newberry, S. C., i
ii of Wednesday, November (it
1 ''07.
| Subscriptions will be taken by eat
-?t' ?he undorsiiMicd.
ers I ! '. X. Martin.
ers j Ceo. S. Mower,
i'n- j , \V. Ilouseiil.
ml-j !. A. Mimnantrh.
tar! .1. 11. West,
tin-' .1. A. iUirton.
ere [ !. X. McCauuhrin.
ol Chas. K. Summer.
1\. ; Alan Johnstone,
my ' I.er HI. 1<I07.
| EXECUTOR'S SALE OF LAND
lO(l i ? ? * ?? ? \
v" ' l.v virtue el tiie p ?\vcr vested i
P(' ' as ex 'on! >r of I lie In -1 will a;i
s-.?iiie!'.' of Sinnvn Miller, d< cea-ei
Wo ! will o 11 it Newberry Court lloiu
''Mon Monday, (salcsday) the 2nd ?
I ! ti-i-i'iii'H'r. I'dOi, at 11 o'clock a. n
n'~ ;! |mi'::it* auction. the following' re:
|.'?tatc of which tbe <aid Simeon Mi
the . > , ; ;
lad ... v . .
I i ad \ ' ; :ii"i ie.:- 100 i
1? I ! ; i:>:id.< o" I1,. I.. Mi
M!:i. M a.id i ;v.ci X
ar- i _ *.i>! i t;. o!" ^i'l i'on Miller,
!'i act X . . !:ti:ii _: '! ! '.> sine
ied 1 \ ( ; x.-. I i ! ? >!:;(
not \ . laa.Is of .1. V
4ee Met; s , Yr-.. M.k>l!s, til
, ':i"ds . . M l. : .i: .1 I ra.M XI'ra?M
X t>. l" : v- a
bounded !>y ' \ X ' 1 -a-i.
the ?'f S,me.m . Ir.i J
j*ol. Miller. A. I". I'i ;n: > . .. !,ov
the ' a,:d ^ \ Melts.
,.j,| Plats of said land- an* >n lite i
t'ie ollice of the |?r? '?; " !:
e]v X.^wberry county.
>ns Terms of sale: One-hili ; <!! an
por t!io balance in twelve nc-M: \Vi;
ich i"tl',vst fi'"m date of sale .-e;-u:?d b
bond of purchaser and morl.iv... <
,uj , premises. Purchaser to pay >v
| per>\
James II. Wise.
Kxecufor. Simeon Miller, deceased.
.;.v FOR AGENTS A SUCCESJ
' | 'THE OLD WORLD
AND ITS WAYS
the i
WM. JENNINGS BRYAN
of : f?SC> Imperial Octavo Pages. 251 Si
viU ! Perb Engravings from photograpl
,,m taken by iCol. Bryan.
,.v_ Recounts bis trip around the worl
and his visits to all nations. Urea
est book of travel ever written. Mo:
successful book of this ficuoratioi
-11,000 called for in 4 months.. Writ
'is !->r s;im|i|e reports of first 1C
ati'culs employed. The people buy
!eagerly. The agent's harvest.
!,x Outfit FREE?Send fifty cents t
,,!* cover ci -| el" inaiiinu' and haudlin:
I lie Address
,.,l THE THOMPSON PUBLISHING C
, St. Louis, Mo.
CMS mnj I ? miu tmom i au |" 1'f" tm
lost
ve Known
h this perfect
is not a rcit
an entirely
ther laxatives mm
e, while their jfexolg
Giifirantse
is tbo Atrongeal
ever made. If g
the?e Orderlie? [
do not benefit 1
you,?if you're j
not entirely ant- n
itfied with them,
?b ring back
the empty box
" pleasantness and we win
'Oin ?COnStip<l- promptly band
nd no consti- backyourmonc
'cjitietly, but ey* T,ie com'
.oil* presence.
la of theae new
:ive. rut Up , t.
1 Inxatives given
upon request.
25c.
Druggists
[>re
t
0
" V REAL ESTATE AN
Accjrding to statistics, the majority <
h, have made their fortunes through real
large or how small your available cash c
',1 there are golden opportunities at hand to
1 would like to'call sp eial attention to
situated on ne of the highest points in tl
buildings. It is convenient 10 the col
bargain.
i Two-story brick store, Kxprcss Office nu<l
5. Livery Stable, one of the most convenient
6. 35!) acres land near Wlut:::ire, S < .
I 7 1 '5 aores land, with outbuildings, two and
S Five-room house, two acres land, at Mom
orchard
| o. Building lot in P.rooklvn,
; 1 1 Two-story hrii'k store and sales stables op]
I i.\ T v -story brick store on Main street, very
ifi. 17.. f.ots on V. J. Pope property.
being only about 200 yards front the railr<
I ! -. ?I' us" and one acre lot at reasonable price
1,1 , ,v 1 wo live acre lots.near Mollohon Mfg.
u, o-? 13 acres land near Mr 15, C. Matthews', 'ji
' acres lain) in New t'hapel neighborhoi
room houses and outbuildings.
' Nine-room two story house, acres land,
1.. 3^. 100 acres timber land 15 utiles from New hi
1] | Strothers and one from Dawkins.
, 36 i" acres clay laud one utile from the city,
I 37- Five-room cottage and Tot, otnerold Mow
1 |t. Two lets adjoining Mr. John Reagin, loo:
;> , Nine-room resilience with reception hall, i
J >0 One lot adjoining Mr. \V 1\ liwart, in dc:
5?. Plantation one mile from Silver Street, coi
" 5.v Might-room h.ouse and lot, in High Point.
About 2', acres of land
56 57 Two lots on Main Street, in front of M
60. VS5 acres land sixteen miles from Newherr
within three miles ??f two churches. This
j ' j One new five-room house and lot <>n upper
, j half < f land.
1 ,'9- 1 '9 acres land one and a half miles from tl
" . place for a small farm and dairy.
Vo 131 acres land two miles from" Newberry,
j t ' ''is 'las a residei.ee, two cabins uudontbu
to ;.ct the advantages of the C.raded Schoo
Si. .j^'5 acres land, 15?s ;seres i:: ettllivatiou, 75;
v* j land. 1 his lias two 2-rooin houses and on
Irotu \\ hitmire, ? miles from Uenuo and c
Price of place 1 1x1 pi r acre.
j S2. II. K. Todd lot 011 Mixin Street. This fort!
Slmlio
r Ss% i-lo acres land partly in the town of Whitu
' *iv;e and three tenant Mouses. A portion c
] lots, the balance used lor farming purpo.
vl school and church ad\ant:iges.
S.J. About 300 acres land within (brie miles of
1 ,ol with three room house near Mollohou
S7. Nice lot on College street.
ss. House and lot on Glenn stivet, near Mr. R
S9. Hio acres land partly i.: the incorporate 1 in
<10. For tent, store on upper Main Street.
; New Cottage and lot on N'anee Street,
"The Man Bet veer
3' ' 'iniujun Him,,
'~lP ^
THE ANNUAL FAL,
(1
Will be Held Noven
it.
0
10 One Fare plus 25 cents on all Rai
Grand Military Prize Drills and P
0 to participate. Firemen's Par;
Contesls. Fourth Annual
o (Admission Fr
FOOTBALL?Welsh Neck vs. (
Citadel vs. Col
Street Carnival, Illumination of Cit
Shows, Spectacular "Fightl
Nightly on Marion
ttdtfoccutcnui
Great Departni
?:OF:MOSELEY
WHAT IS ECO
Ivconomy is a frugal and judicious use
which spends money to advantage. lit on
great bargain sales.
We have just returned from t!ie Xorlli
the market and securing many excellent !
for the public to inspect our immense si
store. We have the new things, the ni
Prints from 5c. up, White Homespun 5c.
up, complete line of Dry Goods Mid notii.
double width, at 50c. is a great bargain.
Youths' $2.50 to ?10.00, Hoys' from 75c.
things in Hats and Caps. Prettiest line
have ever had. Our experienced Norihe
from the North, and our immense stock 0
ready for inspection, embracing the new
immense line of Furniture is now icady
Groceries, Hardware, Crockery ware, Trti
is now complete. We have added a new
tcrs, and the bargains contained on thcin
pie wonder how we can sell goods so chea]
18 lbs. best Granulated Sugar .00. Nc
Machine $25.00, new Defender Machine,
for 20 years. We have only two Organs
make special offer, $42.50, elegant tones,
the old reliable Iron King and Tvlmo Cool
Wst on the market. For every five dolla
choice 011 our bargain counter.
MOSrariJSY BHOJS
Prosperity, S. C.
(
ID STOCKS.
of wealthy men and women
estate. It matters not how
)i* youl* investment may be,
-cky."
1 N?. 53. This residence is
le city and has plenty of outlege,
and I am satisfied is a
old Post Office
t
a half miles from Mountville, S. C.
ntville, a good- well of water and
posile city hall.
desirable location.
3 ad. ?
Company
tbout one mile from the city.
>d, two four-room houses, two twonear
New Chapel neighborhood.
L-rry, 5 miles from Pomaria, 2 from
*4 mile from the railroad.
cr home very conveniently located.
? 1 go feet each.
ti Brooklyn.
sirable neighborhood.
itaining ^37 acres land.
One of the best homes in the city.
r. Rcighley's
y, seven miles from Saluda, and
lias a six-room residence.
Main street, with an acre and a
10 city. This would be a splendid
, known as the Paysinger place,
lilding. This is convenient enough
1 and the C ollege.
teres original forest, 25 acres bottom
le .(-room house. Is about 7 miles
me utile from Stomp Springs.
nerly used as Salter's Photograph
lire, S. C., with a four room cot>1
this can be sold off for building
ses. It would be convenient for
Kinards, S. C.
Mfg. Company.
. 11. Tarrant's.
lits of Whilinire, S. C.
00.
J. A. BURTON, ,
1 ' the Seiler and Buyer.
^niiiinn.?rm<unnnT]n>m;iixi?iiDissaai
L FESTIVAL
fiber 18 to 23.
ilroads for Round Trip.
arade. State Companies
ide and Horse Reel
I Poultry Show.
*ee.)
College of Charleston,
lege.
y, Band Concerts, Free
ing the Fiames"
Square.
lent Store
BROS.
'NOM.Y?
of money?that management
oil)}'"is best exemplified in our
''in markets after searching.
>aiy ains. \\ e are now ready
lock in our grca'. derailment
ee things, the eh<aap tilings,
up, Cheeked Homespun sc.
ns. Our Imperial Hroadelodi,
Men's Suits ^.7, to $15 00,
to %(,.'*). St-w and nobby
of Hugs ;iu'| Art Squares wo.
rn Milliner ha-; just returned
?f fashionable Millinery is now
uid up to dale tilings. Our
>r inspection. Our stock of
nks, Valises and Woodeuware
leature in 10c. and 25c. eounis
ere. :ng a seiiHation. Peo|>.
We mention a few specials.
;w drop head Domestic Sewing
drop head, $17.93, guaranteed
left, and to close them out we
oak and walnut. We handle
:ing Stove, beyond doubt the
rs you trade we give free one
TIUvY ST$IJy tor IyKSS.
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