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4 Ir o f Wajf on Buyers pjp is the Best and Mi Every year all Wm | wagons are sold as |I I People who Ki wagons have b< S 1 buying' "StudebaK B for nearly 60 ye I 9 They're buying more B day than ever before A C m rf a V\ a I B / \ \J l U U. C JJ u . , I * | wagon is bought sc I 1 where every t I I StudebaKer I tremendous rate ui than other wagons, it will put ycu unde] * .Inst rprpi V VftVfc * WW* W1 r * the celebra I Wagons. M I interest to se n Summer-1 R:les a:.d compiled a financial statement showing ^ 4 /.I a^a/1 4*/-\r? t A a fi 1 \"0'J T* 1 ifWIieil Lilt? UUOAS w Ci c civ/ocu iui iu^. uovui -. power and sewer plants, a: that time, were va]ue( ren: debt was $11,636.91, and 1 understand to at th something over $7,000.00, from the city. This statement referred to will be. found on page On page 14 of this report, is a statement showing der da e ol' December 31s;, 1913. At this time, the servatively valued at $1">2,234.40, the increase of 6v ifl^ due o extensions and improvements. Your su; % physical condition of these plants is be:?:er than it I ^is no: necessary to charge off anything for dep ing machinery, etc., up to a standard. The current debt on December 31st. 1913, was on It seems that the municipal plants now furnish 1 in addition to extra profits (winch, in 1913, amoun per cent, on your investment), and that they receiv< the ci y for maintenance. Fi N V X i AL STATE.1I.ENT?DEC'E.lTl cjfshi $ 41.2c Accouts receivable 333 Inventories 2,64 s." (Power plant $ 71.S43 Sewer plan: 28,000 Other real property (stable) 42.1. Liabilities. >. Current: ? counts payable (misc.) $ 7,239 CcWuiiLs payable Howard Xeely 2,.">66 Bills payable 4... 1,840 Bonded: Water and light bonds $ 42,000 I Sewer bonds 2r?,o00 No:e?This statement is compiled from figures ] >r your commission by Mr. C. J. Moore and publis! *>bruary, 1909, and is shown here for purposes c FIN ANCIAL STATEMENT?DE< EM V i ^^lash*. $ 310 Recounts receivable 1,991 inventories 3,783 11 Power plant $ ST.436 ^^jewer plant (54,800 tt. ' Liabilities. I.ccounts pay a Die ighit and sewer bonds $ 47,0<?0 ev*?r bonds 60,000 *? LL.I ILa >15 iUdi LSIC sunt?*, g D5fc Economical Wa^on 1 nost twice as many StudebaKer ; any other maKe. Ben *' f"1 S' I wo minutes. >0 ragons wouldn't sell at this iless they gave more value Jj Let us tell you why? : no obligations whatever. ir^BSBk i I i _r vea, a car loaa or ted Studebaker /ill make it to your ie us before buying. wise Stock Co. fflnUBBinHHnBHBHHBi the condition of your plan: , The bonded debt, at pre5 I It appears tha-: vour thorized by he general as J a: $100,208.09. Your cur- j 40 year water and light 6 e commission then received 40 year sewer 4 1-2 per c 40 year sewer 4 per cent. 1 14 oi' this report. 40 year water 4 per cent. 1 i ; the financial condition un-1 se plants appear '.o be con- j 'er $52,000.00, of course, be- J The assf-.s in the hands perinte.'.dent s;ates that the) der date of January 28th. las been for years, and that give on page 13. reciation, the repairs keep- j snKI>(. F( M) RK< Kll'l i I ly $1.10. j Cash on hand last report icht unH wnfpr for tho fit v. i July, 1913, interest on l>o ted to $4,681.01, or nearly 3 j July. 1913, interest on bor 2 no support whatever, from J Ju'>". 1913, inierest on bo School District Xo. 14 bon< Interest on (T.iicora collegi ihK 31, 1510s*. Interest o:i deposit January. 1914. interes: on In eresT on bonds town of . In.erest on bonds town of 22 Interest on bonds city of C -- $ 2 i j Interest on bo: ds city of C ' Y vr Interest on bonds Chicora (,q Interest on bonds School .00 .00?$100,2GS.09?$103,291.20 Cash on hard Januar} 1 KO\I>S I\ HANDS OF T | Town of Newberry, S. C. ,95 I bonds .04 ! Town of Xewberry, S. C. s ? | Ci:y of Columbia, S. C..x\v2 .99 j City of Charleston. S. C.t i .92?3 11,636.91 j Xewberry roun y, School bonds .00 Chicora college. Greenvill .00?$ 67,000.00 Due by town of Newberry January, 1913 $ 78,636.91 Due January 1. 1013, on 24,6H4.29?$103,291.20 Interest on above. 1 year presented in -a report made Due May 1, 1913, on bond hed in a local newspaper in Interest 6 per cent, for S >f comparison. Due January 1, 1914, on b KEK 131, 1913. Cash on hand as por stat .r>9 N'n'e?-Augusta and Edg -1- $ b.094.ni . nuai report. \i * BHBEKnBBHMHMaHn 40 J 236.40-$i.-S,330.41 j Mildrena Hair Rem* Fails. To restore trr:iv hair tc * color and beauty. No ma and faded your hair loo: (,r> i long you have been gray. .< 0 $104,000.00 wonders for you. keep young, promote a luxuriai $107,101'.70 healthy hair, stop its fal: 51,227.71?$108,330.41 j positively remove dandru !HHBS3Hn9HBBBHeSHKaB5Hra^QHHHBBHai | | ..ASK THE .iiidffiiK construction yon respect most, g ideal specifications and equipim cylinder, the-passenirer car. Tell illm that it must lie of tli and electrically started and liurl ( heck the specifications he of the Stuilehaker FOl'K and yoi Itd at tiie completeness with wb-i ant essentials arc included in t Full boating rear axle?1 tIirouei:out-T-all?y steel exelutfn small bore motor?cylinders c?s cd valves?exhaust and intake i ?ICS ir. wheel base?full-ellipl B 3*2x3 ?s in. tires?left hand steei control?detachable dfiuouutabl tra rim?gasoline supply beneatl I ion and rain vision, ventiiati Sfn<Ip)?aker Jiffy curtains?illun If Buy It BeI cause It Is a II Studebaker MONft 1 1400 MAIN STREET ;pnt nnnparc tn hp SIft7.00rt.00: these b inds bein.2: an sembly in 1S97, 19u2, and 1910, and issued as follows: per c?mu. bonds, dated 1S97, manuring 1937$ 42,000.00 ent. bonds, dated 19o2, maturing 1942.... 2."?,000.00 jonds, dated 1910, maturing 19.">0 3-"),000.00. oonds, dated 1910, maturing 19.">0 ^ 5,000.00 $107,000.00 i of ?:lie sinking fund commission, which audited un, 1913, amounted to $30,">63.32, a statement which I rs FROM JAMA Hi' 1,1?13, TO DECEMBER 31, 1913 $ 2,910.32 nds city of Columbia 67.">0 ids city of Charles-ion 30.00 nds School District No. 14 30.00 3s redeemed 500.00 e bonds 00.00 58.00 deposit y 72.00 Xewberrv, water and lights 60.00 Newberry, sewer 135.00 olumbia 67.50 ? 30.00 ua i itjawu _ .. _ . college 90.00 Distric: Xo. ">8 220.00 . 1914, as per Exchange Bank certificate...? 4,360.32 HE SINKING Fl'M) <OJDIISSION JAM AHY, 1914. water and lights 6 per cont. $ 1,000.00 :ewer 4 per cent, bonds 3,000.00 iter, 4 1-2 per cent, bonds 3,000.00 efunding 4 per cent, bonds .. 1,500.00 District Xo. ">S, "> 1-2 per cent' 4.000.00 e. S. C., 6 per cent. b mds... 3,000.00 S. (\, as shown by last report $ 7,075.48 bonds (42,000.00) 1,050.00 to 1-1-14, 6 per cent 487.52 Is (40.000.00) 1,000.00 months on $1,000.00 40.00 ond issue of $42,000.00 J,050.00?$ 10,703.00 S 26,203.00 ? - - .4 o i? A O ement, January, 1914 , i.oou.o$ 30,-^63.32 ;efield R. R. Bond Xo. 2S. $100.00, void, see last anidy Never so^ skin or ^nen- "Will not injure your in air. Is not a dye. Refuse all substitutes; 50c. a bottle > its natural :it druggists. iter how old CD 1717 We WU1 S9nd a Iarge ks, or how JL AXB ? ? trial bottle FIIEE by it will work return mail, to anyone who sends this you looking Coupon to American Proprietary Co., it growth of Boston, Mass., with their name and ling out and address and 10c in silver or stamps to ff. Will not pay postage. i tudebal .. I nut in automobile tcr, (iil feed and electric < tn ir:>e you the runnintr hoard?(J ray A: 'lit lor a four- lamps?electric horn ami He will hesitate to put ; ic highest quality, miles he knows that his ited. built and sold by us for $1 ives you l?y those Only tlie magnitude of i will i>e astonish- niiikes the price possible, eh all the import. n . .. f THE SM'DK lie following list: ri.uk, ,, hearings To,,rinfr < ar ely?lone stroke, Lamlau-Roadster t en I,loo?piiclns- S<dan naniiolds integral ic rear spring- THE STn)EB. ring and centre Landan-Roadster e l'lms, with exIt cowl?clear vis inir windshield? Delivery Car ... . linated speedome- All Prices F. C <r gsn^^^vH rcn'c nAD J_iix o unrvTELf HBHHHHBHHOSnaHH ! mumzzMammnumammomh^ received 1 is Sickness an,i toda man. II ; A Sin? a sons, i or a Sin of Omission? Or lioth? j ways StI We transgress Nature's laws, the Liver j believe t I strikes, tueu we omit or uegiect until we ache or sicken. ill troub Loosen the damnied-up bile. Keep it jt js a p] loose with the old time-tried May Apple " f Root, (Podophyllin.) Podophyllum with timony < the gripe taken out is called ! ^ ! West Ma ! 7 i 0 . Cheap Excursion Kates- ! Subscr this 12th From Coupon Points via Charleston ; &. Western Carolina railway to Jack| sonville, Fla., account U. C. V. reun: inn \Tnv fi-S 1014 Fnr rates. etc.. call i ' " ? ' - ' [ en Coupon Ticket Agents or write ^ ^ Ernes: Williams, i % Bin0-! General Passenger Afent. __ S29 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. Prove W WORTHEN'S Send 1 ! Bingham Wonder ( ) Workers!bottle. will also VonJ RpQlVl FaaJ. I . A I J- i < C V 1 ^ W 1; JL f t (4 UII A 9 A Ui u x v v \*? | 1 Highly recommended for Nervous j an(j Debilitv, Nervous Prostration, Decline" ?A ?.r I clilu IJlcI. of Strength. Loss of Ambition, In- ! yew^err. sornnia, Melancholy, Nervous Dyspep- ^ C]fJ iz : sia, Kidney and Bladder Trouble and stores . Constipation. , WORTHEN'S WONDER WORKERS ?? are the greatest Laxative Tonic Tablet pr; | in the world. 1^ j ONE MONTH'S TREATMENT FOR r IS1.00. ' C3.SPS O GUARANTEED?We vill send six C3.SPS C ! boxes of Worthen's Woniw Workers _ ," _ Exhaus to you for $o.00, and guarantee them ; x. * x- .* I malnut: : to give satisfaction or return the moni or gen* i ey. . i Price $1.00 a box 6 boxes $5.00. ?niC * ders nl i Sent by Mail on receipt of price. I _ ; Boston, ' "nurr /Ilm i mrt'm L'lnvrv l)rMUT?T " I n r, hiit.u Tikii nju^ti x I OX EARTH," SAYS A GRATEFUL 1V0MAX. ? B 1 T want to roll you how much good j your Swamp-Root did mo. About four , Reie?? i years ago. I suffered from what the v?ul Laxatii doctors called fistula and for two p0doph - - , - _ -x. _ - DnDnf t i rears 01 tnat nine, i enaurea wnai iiu taken i ; tongue can tell. I also 'had inflamma- j j tion of the bladder and I tried doctors j medicines without receiving any help. I Someone told me about Dr. Kilmer's j I ! Swamp-Root. After giving it a tborougn trial, I j ! yy I ker 51050 | O. B. DKTROIT ictrically Started I ctrieally Lighted J e-Passenger I Mirrent indicator?clean Davis parabolic Mill Minnlv of tools. i price upon such a car Meal is actually lieiiii? 0.?0 Stu(le'?aker operations J HAKE SIX $157* $1*00 I ^".">0 \KER FOl*K I $1200 *1 l.,u >. B. Detroit. A f^T7 r\uiL :?HOEE NO. 300 relief, so kept on using it .y I am a strong and well wo" I ever feel badly or out of take Swamp-Root and it al aightens me out. I honestly hat ihis medicine would cure les you recommend it for and easure for me to send my tesind photograph to you. I r. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is e greatest medicines on earth. RespectfulV yours, Mrs. John Baily, in St. Portland, Ind. ibed and sworn 10 before me day of July, 1909. C. A. Bennett, Notary Public. etter to liimer & Co., lamtnn. X. Y. 1 hat Swamp-Root Will Do For Ton. 0 cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., pton, X. Y., for a sample size It will convince anyone. You receive a booklet of valuable ion, telling about the kidneys [der When writing, be sure tnon The Herald and Xews, y, S C. Regular 50 cent r.nd e bottles for s?1rt' at all drug FICTAI A safe and sure ilulUL remedy in all Trade Mark) f over-stimulation; also in)f Brain Fatigue, Nervous tion caused by overwork or rition, unequalled for nausea eral depression. A general nd body builder. Mail or:led by Hezistol Chem. Co., Mass. a P Is NATURE'S I mm Ea Disinfectant. ? that dammed-up Bile and moat r ilia are relieved. Mollycoddle ea do rot touch the LI VEX. yllin (May Apple .<oot) doea. ix ia Podophyllin with the (ripe rat. Then Try