The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 23, 1908, Page FIVE, Image 5
NEW APE LIKE MISING LTNE~
Strange Black Haired Monkey from
Java at Bronx Zoo.
New York World.
The experts at the Bronx Zoo ar
puzzling over a strange new monke;
from -Java, which is the nearest s<
far seen here to the long lost "mi s
ing link." the dream of science eve:
since the Darwinian theory of evolu
tion was propounded.
The siryian in question was brough
to New York a. day or so 'ago by th(
captain of the steamship Clan Mac
donald. It was taken off the ship ir
the Hudson and conveyed to the zo(
in a stout cage. The captain said h(
bad never seen any monkey like it ir
all his travel in the East Indies. Th(
folks at the zoo have never seen any
thing like it either.
The creature is supposed to be son(
kind of a giibn. It stands 3 1-'
feet high and has an unusually intel
ligent fact, the body is covered witi
long, black hair.
Prof. Melvin Haggerty, of Harvard
university, who recently made a studN
of the monkey dialects at the Bron.
zoo, is to be apprised of the "find'
order that he may examine thE
eature and talk to it if possible. it
he hope that it may .turn out to be
he real "missing link,'" which is sup
sed to bind man to his ape ances
Several times scientists have
ought they had found the missing
nk. only to discover on closer exam
ination that they were as far from
solving the baffling problem as ever.
$27.55 to Get into St. Louis Society.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Just anybody cannot get into the
best society. Among other things. a
measure of opulence is required. Oni
exclusive circles have no use for tie
impecunious. As the familiar folk
song has it, "Ef yo ain't got no mon
ey, .well, y*' needn' come 'round."
While the amount cannot be fixed
arbitrarily in all cases, nevertheless
the Post-Dispatch has discovered the
exact and irreducible standard of
wealth demanded of the would-be en
trant to the politest circle of St.
Louis. That is represented in the
grand ball of the VeiledProphet. and,
besides an invitation, one must be the
possessor of $27.55 to get there en
regle, or according to Hoyle. In n-o
event will less than $27.55 fill the
bill-and even this wealth does not
enable the possessor to eat in public
after the panty.
.Twenty-seven dollars and fifty-five
.-eents may look like an exacting and
difficult standard, but as defining the
most exclusive limritations of a pure
ly social sphere perhaps it ought to
be exacting and difficult. It might be
said that a man who has not $27.33 to
his name ought to be thinking about
somnething else than getting into so
ciety.
EXCURSION RATES TO COLUM
BIA, S. C., AND RETURN VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Acc'ount South Carolina Colored
Sta-te Fair the Southern railway an
nounces very llow round trip rates
from all points i-n South Carolina to
Columbia, S. C., .tickets to be sold
November 7th to 13th inclusive, and
for trains scheduled 'to arrive Colum
hia before noon of November 14th,
1908, linted for return until Novem
ber' 16th, 1908.
For ra:tes, detailed information,
etc., apply to Southern railway tick
et agents or address,
J. C. Lusk,
Division Passenger Agent,
J. L. Meek, Charleston, S. 'C.
SAsst. Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Cotton, Oct17th, 19O7,--111
Cotton, Oct. 17th, 19O8,--8i
Nearly 5 15.00 a bale less
than a year ago.
Do you want to sell you
cotton at present prices?
If not, store it in the
Newberry Warehouse
and protect it from danger anc
fire.
,Do you owe debts, and wan
to pay them, without having t
sell your cotton?
If so store your cotton in the
Newberry Warehouse
and Mr. C. E. Summer or J. D
Wheeler will tell you how t<
get money on it from the Farm
er's Loan and Trust Companm
of Columbia.
T. BR STACKHOUSE, Pres
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This Great So
berry. While
things to be h;
were anxious
a large stock a
I feel con-fiden
of these good
SOLID (
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$1.25 io $3.(
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Throughoutr
finest to the rr
SENT ALL T
lid Gold Jewelry and Silver Sale eclip
in New York this summer I had the c
id, and as the panic had struck that g
to sell at a great reduced price. I tool
t panic prices, and for that reason I c
t that the most artistic examination o'
s will convince you that they are not
3OLD TOP HAT PINS.
Solid Gold Top Hat
Pins in artistic and
odd designs, with
blank to place initial.
GOLD SIGNET RINGS.
i's and Boys' Heavy Solid
Signet Rings in Bright ,
toman finish, good values
$1.50 to $4.00.
) GOLD BROOCHES. -
Solid Gold Brooches In
Wishbone, Crescent,
Hearts & Roman Knots "
& many other design~s -Y
in bright &Roman gold
$1.50 to $6.00
GD NECK OR CUFF PINS.
id Gold Cuff Pins from
25c to 50c.
[d Gold Cuff Pins very
tty designs $ 1.00. .1
Plated Cuff Pins
3 for l0c.
HEARTS and NECK CHAINS
olid Gold Hearts in love
asigns. They are very
~autiful and to be sold at -~
50c. to $1l .00.
olid Gold Neck Chains.
hese lovely chains must
Sseen to be appreciated.
ome and take a look at
em. Going fast.
of Solid Gold or Silver I ?
a privilege to show you avery extensi'
iy stock are many choic e and desirab
lost inexpensive, yet all grades the bes
HINGS AS THEY ARE and regulate
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ses anything that has bE
pportunity to see the ni
reat city good and hard
c advantage of the oppoi
an save you from one-c
my complete and ver
equaled elsewhere in rr
Solid Gold Hair Barett
.1 rr
SOLID GOLD CUFF LIN
Solid Goid Cuff
Buttons in plain a
designs, for men -
$l.00 to$
SOLID GOLD SC
Solid
new a
tistics
SOLID GOLD Bli
Solid Gold Bracelets, from
$8.00 to $12.00.
Fine Gold Filled Bracelets,
$5.00.
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110 2 Inger
el Has My Gua
e assortment of CHINtA
e articles for the house
t of th-ir kivd. Remerr
the price by the TRUE VA
DK I
VER
,en offered in New
,west and choisast
the maufactur-.rs
-tunity and bought
juarter to one-half.
y appropriate line
ierit or in price.
s and Veil Pins.
Solid Gold Hair Bar
etts in bright or Ro
man gold finish at only
$1.00.
Gold Veil Pins at only
$1.00.
KS and BUTTON.
Links and
nd chased lo
Lnd women
4.00.
ARF PINS.
Gold Scarf Pins. All
nfd beautifully and ar
11y designed. Set with
, Rubies, etc. From
75 Cts. U p,
ACELETS.
ATCHES.
soil Yankee Watch
$1.00.
soil Midget Watch
$2.00.
soil Junior Watch
$2.00.
>mpany wfll make any
ese Watches good.
rantee Behind It
and CLASS WARE
~keeper. From the
ber that I REPRE
LUE OF THE ARTICLE.