The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 08, 1907, Page TWO, Image 2
GOLD COMING TO METROPOLIS.
Increased Their Deposits and the Situation
on tho Whole i8 Apparently
Bright.
Now York, Nov. 2.?The financial
week emtio to a close, today without
any notable ibvi.iopnicii's. I'lie stock
oxchanve was compaia' ively steady
during Hie l:.y with li'tle activity.
The runs npoti bankirj? i?istitutinns
seem to be praetienlly at an end and
few import ant eon Icrenccs were, held
by !" tsti eiers. Tho M'tv.m. 11 the reserves
of the New York clearing house
b.ru< w;?- heavier |Ii;m in any ree(,n'
e\peri?..iff. i>;M nil! lie inrjrely
v.rT- ; ly I i.i void a i \:i. next week.
'i in- I - >u I in v. .-"Me was about
$117,000,00(1, bill $7,000,000 of lliis was
due to the requirements ? f 2f> per
eent against an increase in the deposits
lit' $'2H,0*00,000. This increase in
deposits in the cleariiij; house banks
apparently represents the transfer of
finals from the institutions which
have been subjected to runs. The actual
loss in ca>h. therefore, was about
. $,'{0,0110,000, which ri'duced the reserve
4iii hand to iiibout*1?22~>,000,000. The
>_rold engagements increased slightly
today by orders from I'itssburj; and
other points, makinir the total eniraire ments
to date $2!U">0.000. If all of
tliis amount should "" into the reserves
nf I lie c!e;t i i*ill ?11ba.lks it
would prae!ienlly restore their ) -> .?t
cash during the past week. I'.ven iiie
diversion of a pari "i tii'' ar11 nii* l"
other cities will leave the bulk ol
the '.'old arriving io :;? into New \ ?rk
banks ami probably will result in an
increase nf reserve next week. A
pari of the decline i'.i cash, in the
face i?|" heavy deposits of treasury
funds, lias been due to the calls of the
country banks for currency. It is believed
that these have been pretty
largely met and that the amount will
not be nearly as larye durimr the eonii11week,
Heporls received from various
parts of the country indicate thai
111.' system of meei ; irj- pay-rolls \\ i 11 >
checks instead of in currency is heiirj
lai'u'dv adopted without any essential
inconvenience |o w;r.rc earuern.-.
W illi.ui. A. N a - h. per id. < ' 1
(" 11 it i\\. i.i11- b:'"k. a I'd i m<'iii''."
.?l" t lie New i ! ; clearing h"ii?e ciumillee.
said in osplauniioii of Sodav <
bank -lal etiienl that tiie cfeariie;
house hanks have been taking <?\er
the Ion us called by the trust companies,
and that this increased I he hank
loans. Mr. Nash said:
"Tliciru>l companies have i'lciea. d
their deposits in the bank. Pile I
:tal deposits ha?e lints been increased
without any addition to the slock ol
cash and naturally the percentage ?>l
reserve has fallen. I do not regard
this sii>nilieant beeause the interest on
deposits l?\ the Musi companies iipayable.
not in ca>h but in eleariir.'"
house funds.
"The changes in loans, deposits ;? .
reserve are so much in the nature ol
lu?okkeeping tliit they should not al
feet the preheat sii nation.
"The real mailer in tin' hank >! We
ill.*ul i- Iiie supply of cash. The loses
during the week are not ureal'
than i expee >!. The shipment- l<>
tin- i.'lerini am! the hoardiuy; of ei; re!ie\
a ? ' .> ii 111 for jhe lo?s i< > i ?o 11 1.
"I believe thai fr?in now on liar
will lie an improvement. The hoard
I'd currency will respond, as il always
ha-. Io the premium that is heinu offered.
The uol.l on the way from
Europe will bc?in to flow in next
week and with it will come a falling
ofT in (he excitement about cash."
ANOTHER YEAR'S ORE AT RE
CORD.
Hundreds of New Plants with Millions
of aCpital Added in the Territory
Rcachcd by the Southern
Railway and Mobil >
& Ohio Railroad.
That the It'rrhnvy adjacent !<? JhSouthern
Ra.lwav and Mobile \ <?1 ii
Railroad is not only inainlainim; i'.s
industrial growth but is making tew
records aloin: maim lac! urimjT 'ines is
auaiu vividly shown tiiron-b the li
frures compih'.l by the Land ami Industrial
1 department of these lines
and which appear in its recent an
nual report, eoverin.i? the fiscal year
ending .I line :UMh. The statistics tell
a most inleivslimf sforv and are remarkable
tributes Io the enterprising
forces workinir continually for I he
developnie.it of important resources
and the sjrowlli and progress of a section
havinir many and diversified in
i crests.
The roplr shows that 080 new industries,
with a capital of $."> 1.720,000
were completed and pul into
operation in the territory tributary
to the Southern Railway and Mobile
& Ohio Railroad during the twelv.
months endimr Juno 30th, n fjfnin ol
many millions of capital over the
previous year. Tn addition 220 in
dnstries made important additions t<
trieir plants materially increasing
I heir I'm i lit it s, at a:i investment ?>f*
J $1 I..'Ml ,.'100, 2i*l !M) industries, with a
capital of $7,129,000, were retried i
as under construction. Theso figures!
show the investment during the year
of the great sum of $73,380,800 in in-;
dustries. In addition to this there
was expended for general investments j
in * ti< -; and towns, such as buildings,'
street improvements, street railways. I
water and light plants .$f)8,4.'l0.88f>. j
'I'llis shows a grand total of $1.'If),208,-'
78.) invested i:i industries and im- j
pmvements along the line of the1
Soul hern Railway and Mobile & Ohio!
Railroad for the year ending .Juti" i
"50|!i 1 a>t. outside of (he money invented
in lands and farms a.id farm1
improvement*'.
the total investments in new industries
$1,081.(100 went into the te.v- '
iile industry. The cotton and oil
mills called for investments of $1,N7.'*00,
icon and iron porducls $-1,|.V>.000,
lumber mills $.">,170,.'l00, miscellaneous
woodworking plants $1,000.00,
furniluiv factories $1 .If>2.r>00,
brick i>l:t:".s $1 100 and fertilizer
fac:orie-i $018,000.
j The showing is certainly a magnij
ficeni oil" a id indicates most clearly
the steady and rapid growth of the
I Southern states, and the work of furither
development of tJie country immediately
tribulary to these lines in!
t" o:;e of tlic jreatt'H and most prosperous
i:id:ist rial regions of America |
a: ! the world.
I )" '..'a:.! in farm values and farm
production in this r-'jion has kept,
pace with the remarkable industrial'
development. New settlers from the
i North and Iroin Kurope have ?roue
I . . . . I
into th" various communities ahnn;
the lines in increasing .lumbers and
Naive investments have been made in
both improved ami unimproved farm
coper! ie
/ dvertised Letters.
I.etJei's re.Mainin r in the postolliee
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No Cln<
! In Rc
;
; The new Pure Food
ent medicine manufactu
gerous drug is in his n
icals interested in pate
declared that the fornn
cines will have to be c
fact.urers will dare confo
periodicals also declare
know of these changes
these remedies formerly
This suspicion, howe\
all Remedies. You 1
Rexall Remedies have ;
form with the new Pur
knew I he formulas of /hei
The Rexall formulas
thousand Rexall druggi
the Rexall formulas and
tomer who asked for tin
No one Rexall Rem
be a "cure-all"?each oi
signed to cure a certai
These .300 remedies w
thousands because the;
and successful cures i
wishing to conceal theft
we are proud to tell j
ways have been.
That's where the R(
safeguard you than dc
liven now you'll only k
in other patent median
I been able to know the t
all Remedies!
The Rexall guaranlc
evidence of the sincerit
edies. For four year
offered to return the
brought back an empty
and said they were not
We, as one of the I\<
nine satisfaction in ha
this community for foi
medicines which the
ment by its new Pur
fihvays made right am
served every bit of I
them.
The Pure Food Lav
In other medicines, but
Remedies.
; GILDER
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at Newberry, S. for week ending
November 2, 1907.
B?AgnGs Brown, D. B. Bowers, D.
I). Bowers.
(J?Wis Sarran Cannon, Dora Collins,
Nancy tCollins, Elibert Coleman,
Miss Hattie Cannon, Miss Vinie
Clark, Mr. M. S. Cromer, Mrs. Harry
Clock, W. Arthur Crouch.
I)?Haltie Deas, Miss Lucy Dorroll,
Coleman Deas, Carrie Davis, Mr.
K.'. B. Davis.
1%?Mr. Henry 10vans.
G?-Mrsli Martha Golden, Mat tie
Gary, Fannie Gary, Mr. 1j. G. Grillith.
II?Louvonia Hamilton, Elijah Herbert,
Mr. Ralph Harper.
A? Mrs. Alice l\. Jackson.
Is ?I>uir Ki.iard.
I,- -Alts. lOmma Lewis.
M?ftliga belli MeNeary, Lillian
Mar! in. Ix'ichard Marshall, Neal Marcus,
Mullins & Keynolds.
.1 <ii Nelson,
I'?David l'een, Dink I'rinee.
1{?Maggie liutherford, Susan KuIT.
S?Kale Spearman, Lucy Swindler,
Miss Alice Sinilh.
\V ? Silas Wells.
Persons calling for I'.iese letters
will please say that they were advertised.
('. J. Burcell, B. M.
FOR SALE, RENT OR LEASE, flTIc'-n
liov>?; iarm one and onehalf
miles from Silver street. Ap
plv t(? Will W. Spearman.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that tin-'
books of registration for the Town of j
Newberry, S. C., are now open, ar.d
the undersigned as Supervisor of
lietrisi rat ion for the said town will
keep said books open every day from
9 a. m., until 5 p. in., (Sunday excepted)
including the 1st day of December,
BJ07.
Eug. S. Werls,
Supervisor of Registration.
ange Nect
jxalS Remi
i Law requires every patrer
to Rill just what clanledicine.
' Certain period- are
nt mfcdieine reform have
ilas of many patent medihanged
before the manu- erc
irm with this law. These con
that the public will never '^1!
and never know what s,?
' contained. ^1"
/er, cannot rest upon Rex- f<)^
lave absolute proof that
not been changed to cone
Food I :;i\v, because you t,ss
>e remedi s jour years ago/ poi
were never secret. The *f
sts have always known all Kh
I f J l?l)t
I given them to every cus- ;;
em.
edy was ever claimed to *?Jj
: the 300 remedies is ck sue
in human ill?and does it.
ere selected from among pi?<
y were the most reliable
n the world. Far from
jrmulas of these remedies,
ust what they are, and alsxall
plan goes further to th<
>es the Pure Food Law. eif
:now the dangerous drugs
es, while you have always arompletc
jormulas of Rex- ii.
W
1
Hi has been the greatest tu
y back of the Rexall Rem- S'y
s Rexall druggists have wi
money to any one who ti'<
' Rexall bottle or package
satisfied.
Lixall druggists, feel a gensing
been able to supply f,1,!
ir years with one line of h"
United States Governe
Food Law shows were j"
/ sotd right* and have de;he
faith you have had in al
tii
sc
r may necessitate changes
; it only endorses Rexall
: & WEEKS, D
The Ttexo?C Store
POK AGXIN'IE A SJCUESS.
'THE OLD WORLD
AND ITS WAYS"
by
WM. JENNINGS BRYAN
686 Imperial Octavo Pages. 251 Superb
Engravings from photographs
taken by (Col. Bryan.
Recounts his trip around the world
and his visits to all nations. Great
est hook of travel ever written. Most
successful hook of this generation.
41,000 called for in 4 months.. Write
us for sample reports of first 100
agents employed. The people buy i:
eagerly. The a'rent's harvest.
Outfit FREE?Send fifty cents to
cover cost of mailing and handling.
Address
THE THOMPSON PUBLISHING CO
St. Louis; Mo.
3 BEST BY TEST OF TIME?Paroid,
Asphalt Gravel and Asbestos
Spnrk proof roofing. I have studied
the roofing question and will not
sell any hul the best. Come and sec
C. II. Cannon,
Newberry, S. C.
TO(j DRAW JURY.
Notice is hereby given that we, the
uivlersi'uc ! jtny commissioners for
N''*vborry County. S. C., will, in the
nflieo of tin' ("Ink ?>f Court for said
fount" an I State. :it !> o'clock A. AT..
Xov. Sili. 1 !>'!,. o-j-only ami publicly
draw the names of thirty-six persons
who shall serve at I'etit Jurors for
the Court of Common Pleas, which
will convene at Newberry C. II., S. C.
at 10 o'clock, Nov. 25th, 1007, and
continue for one, week.
Jno. L. Epps,
Wm, W. Cromer,
Jno. C. Goggans,
Jury Commissioners for Newberrv
County, S. C.
kxxti nuraaoninraRiii u *ivsanBDmunui
fewoftl. 300 famous REX ALL 1
incdies, one for each human ill, t]
FOR CATARRH?IVUJCU-T0NE
he chief ingredients of Much Tone are j
itian, Cubebs, Cascara Sagrada, Glyc- 1
ic and Saisaparilla. i'
entian is recognized in medicine as one n
lie greatest tonics ever discovered. It 1
ihines the tonic powers of all known (
ters," with none of the disadvantages ft
lying to any. ;
ubebs have long Icon recognized as a M
citic in the treatment of all catarrhal
ditions. lis action is prompt and its I
elit almost invariable.
ascar.i Sagrada is es|>ecially introduced !1
its unapproachable laxative properties.1 [
c combination of these with Glycerine ]
I Sarsaparilla makes Mucn-'lone a
icily that attacks catarrh from every
lit and gradually restores the diseased
ues. l$ottle, OOc.
R NERVES ? AMER10ANIT1S EUXtR
'he Kexall Ainericanitis Klixii is a (unnerve
loud composed chiclly of free
osphorus, (> lyt ophosphatcs, Iron I'yro>sphate
and Calisaya.
'he wonderful results of this remedy are
: to the fai t tli.it it supplies Phosphor>
to the nerve cells in a iondition in f
ich it can be immediately and easily fj
:cn up by them. H
I'he (ilycophosphates, actual nerve tis- [
: builders, are one of the most recent
I valuable additions to this hianch of
dicir.e and unquestionably a more effi- [j
nt remedy than the well-known Hypo- fj
nsphites. i
L'he Iron Pyrophosphates are the moit tj
iily assimilated form of iron which give fj
u; and color, and the combined alkaloids ij
Calisaya Hark have a tonic effect on al- f|
>st all the functions of the body. 70c. [j
d 11.00 a bottle. fj
BEXALL "93" HAIR TONIC
rile famous Hex all "03" Hair Tonic is j
inposed in chief of Kesorcin, Heta Naph>1
and Pilocarpin. ij
Kesorcin is one. of the latest and most j
ective germ-killers discov?jied by science, tj
d in connection with Beta Naphtho), m
iich is b >th germicidal and antiseptic,
i-om'mia'ion is foinied which not only 1 j
?:the 1.,'r ns which rob the hair of i
n ii; ini'-iii. but creates a clean and >
;i I tit y . oinlii i'?n ot the scalp, which preits
t'h" development of new germs.
1'il'i. iipin i-i ;i veil known agent for ren
ini; ill 'li;iii l iits natmal color, wlieie
j loss of coior has l>een due to a disease
the scalp, it is not a coloring matter or (
e.
This combination of curatives mixed
th al.'ohol as a stimulant, perfects the
ist eflnctive lemody for hair and .scalp j
>ubles known today. I'er bottle,00c. j
"REXALL" ORDERLIES j
THa New Uxntlvt
If von suffer from constipation or a
Iggisli liver, we want you to try this
west niemlier of the Kexall family. It
is never tailed.
"Kexall" Oiderlies have all the virtues
id none of tlie defects of those laxatives
id cathartics already known. They are
toilless v.inilla flavored tablets that effect I
re adjustment of Nature's functions?
> griping, r.o nausea, no purging.
Pleasant to the Uste-they give immedie
relief.
A trial will prove to you that they are
e best laxative and cathartic ever prerilx'd.
,
10c. a box y( twelve; ?v box of 30.
ruggists SI
I v.;?
REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS. '
{iAccording to statistics, the majority of wealthy men and women
have made their fortunes through real estate;- It - blatters not how
large or how small your available cash or your investment may be,
there are golden opportunities at hand to-df.y."
I would like to call special attention to No. 53. This residence is 4
situated on one of the highest points in the city and has plenty of out- A
buildings. It is convenient 10 the college, and I am satisfied is a Jh.
bargain. ^
4. Two-story brick store, ICxprcss Office and old I'ost Ofiice
5. Livery Stable, one of the most convenient.
6. 350 acres laiul near Whittiiire, S
7. 115 acres land, with outbuildings, two and a half miles from Mountville, S. C.
8 Five-room house, two acres land, at Mountville, a good well oC water and
orclwrd
9. Ruilding lot in P.rooklyn.
1 1. "Two-story brick store and sales stables opposite city hall.
12. Tw ?-story brick store 011 Main street, very desirable location. Jk
16, 17,. I.ots on Y. J. l'ope property.being
only about 200 yards from the railroad.
22. House and one acre lot at reasonable price.
29 30. Two five acre lots near Mollohon Mfg. Company. ^
32 13 acres land near Mr R. C. Matthews', about one mile from the-city. X
33. 320 acres land in New Chapel neighborhood, Iw > four-room housus, two two- ^
room houses and outbuildings. ,N
34 Nine-room two story house, 27 acres land, near New Chapel neighborhood. ^9
35. 100 acres timber land 15 miles from Newberry, 5 miles from Pomaria, 2 from ^
Strothers and one from Dawk ins. fl
36 I" acres clay land one mile from the city, % mile from the railroad.
37. Five-room cottage and lot, corner old Mower home very conveniently located, W
41. Two hits adjoining Mr. John Rcagin, 100 x 190 feet each. V I
46. Nine-room residence with reception hall, in Rrooklyn. I
50. One lot adjoining Mr. W F. lvwart, in desirable neighborhood. 1
51. Plantation one mile from Silver Street, containing 337 acres'land. |
53. Bight-room house and lot, in High Point. One of the best homes in the city. I
About 2;V acres of land
56 57 Two lots en Main Street, in front of Mr. Reighley's
60. 285 acres land sixteen miles from Newberry, seven miles from Saluda, and
within three miles of two churches. This has a six-room residence
65. One new five-room house and lot on upper Main street, with an acre and a j
half of land. A
79. 119 acres land one and a half miles from the city. This would'be a splendid /fl
place for a small farm and dairy.
80 131 acres land two miles from Newberry, known as the I'aysinger place. Bfl
This has a residence, two cabins and outbuilding. This is convenient enough jK
to get the advantages of the Graded School and the College!
81. 425 acres land, 125 acres in cultivation, 75 acres original forest, 25 acres bottom 1
land. This has two 2-room houses and one 4-100111 house. Is about 7 miles 1
from Whitmire, 5 miles from Rcnno and one mile from Stomp Springs. j
Price of place $11 00 per acre.
82. II. K. Todd lot 011 Mbin Street. This formerly used as Salter's'1-Photograph
Studio.
S3. 145 acres land partly in the town of Whitmire, S. C., with a folir room cottage
and three tenant houses. A ]>ortiou of this can be sold 6ff for building
lots, the balance used for farming purposes. It would be c'ofivenient for
school and church advantages. 1
84. About 300 acres land within three miles of Kinards, S. C. ' A
86. Lot with three room house near Mollohon Mfg. Company. dp
87. Nice lot on College street. J J
88. House and lot on Glenn street, near Mr. R. L. Tarrant's. Ku
89. 190 acres land partly in the incorporate limits of Whitmire, S. C.
90. I-"or rent, store 011 upper Main Street. 1
92. New Cottage and lot on Nance Street, ?1,500.
J. A. BURTOK, y
"The Man Between" the Seller and Buyer.
Pad Your Grip for MtM
THE ANNUAL FALL FESTIVAL T'
Will be Held November 18 to 23.
One Fare plus 25 cents on all Railroads for Round'Trip.
Grand Military Prize Drills and Parade. State Companies
to participate. Firemen's Parade and Horse Reel
Contes's. Fourth Annual Poultry Show. ^
(Admission Free.) J
FOOTBALL?-Welsh Neck vs. College of Charleston. J
Citadel vs. College. m
Street Carnival, Illumination of City, Band Concerts, Free 1
Shows, Spectacular "Fighting the Fiames"
Nightly on Marion Square. *
Great Department Store
?:OF:MOSELEY
BROS. *
WHAT IS ECONOMY? 1
Economy is a frugal and judicious use of money ?that management
which spends money to advantage. Kconohiy is best exemplified in our
great bargain sales.
We have just returned from t'.e Northern markets after searching
the market and si curing many ex* client bargains. We arc now rciuly
for the public to inspect our* immense stock in our gica? department
store. We have the new things, the nice things, the cheap things. /
Prints from 5c. up, White Homespun 5c. up, Cheeked Homespun 5c.
up, complete line of Dry Goods muI notions. Our Imperial Broadcloth,
double width, at 50c. is a great bargain. Men's Suits $3.50 to $15 00,
Youths' $2.50 to $10.00, Hoys' fr nn 75c. to $6.00. New and nobby
things in Hats and Caps. Prettiest Hue of Rugs and Art Squares we
have ever had. Our experienced Northern Milliner has just rt turned
from the North, and our immense stock of fashionable Millinery is now
ready for inspection, embracing the new and tip to date things Our
immense line of Furniture is now ready for in-pection. Our stock of
Groceries, Hardware, Crockery ware, Trunks, Valises and WoodenwAre
is now complete. We have added a new feature in ioe. and 25c. counters,
and the bargains contained on them is creating a sensation. People
wonder how we can sell goods so cheap. We mention a few specials.
18 lbs. best Granulated Sugar $r.00. ?New drop head Domestic Sewing
Machine $25.00, new Defender Machine, drop head, $17.93, guaranteed
for 20 \ears. We have only two Organs lelt, and to close them out we
make special offer, $42.50, elegant tones, oak and walnut. We handle
the old reliable Iron King and KI1110 Cooking Stove, beyond doubt the
btst on the market., For every five dollars you trade we give free one
choice on our bargain counter.
BROS., THiiY SKIJv FOR lyRSS.
Prosperity, S. C.
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