The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, October 09, 1900, Image 1
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EATAI;.T1 11ED 1865. NEWliRy S. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER , 11000 T ICE A
$r7oo i111
ON,0. mimn,
We open the Season
Dollarr worth of New ar
Millinery, Clothing, ShoE
Never before has su<
this part of South Carol
to none in the State. N(
next thing is to sell it. N
what we will sell this en
will sell any thing, and ti
going to give the peop
know the crops are shoi
have to be sold cheap or
A LITTLE TALK .
It is not our purpose t
petitors can't do, what w
Mimnaugh can do. If th
a merchant should divid
tomers that time has cot
a visit to Mimnaugh's Big
New Dress Goods.
Combine style, beauty and
economy, the pick and choice
from the world's famous centers
in expensive, rich and rare effects
styles more handsome than ever
i3efore, I can show you more
'Black and Colored Dress Goods
than any two stores in Newberry.
Don't buy your dress until you
see our line.
Millinery, Millinery.
This is why v.e are doing the
business: No more high prices.
Mimnaugh is the man who killed
the high prices in millinery. Re
member this is the first fall with
us in the millinery business. We
have no old style to show, but all
the latest creations in French and
Americn Millinery. When you
want an up-to-date hat or bonnet
come to Mimnaugh's. I willisave
you 25 to 50 per cen t on your
hats..
Shoe Departinent.
In this department we pride
ourselves in keeping a stock suit
ed to the wants of the people.
We positively do not keep any
thing trashy in this line. As in
all other de partmerits we have
marked this lin. lower than ever
before. We are the only house in
Newberry that carries the Drew
Selby & Co.'s ladies fine shoes.
This is the strongest line of shoes
in the United States. The prices
range from $1 .98, $2.50 and
$3.00. The most complete stock
of shoes in Newberry. Don't fail
to see our line before -buying
your fall and winter supply.
If you are a bargain i
buyer come di'rect to n
prices are quoted to yot.
miles around I will alwas
Mimnach's
aughs. $O6Ofgl
with Thirty-five thousand
id desirable Dress Goods,
,s, Hats, Trunks, &c.
:h a stock been shown in
ina. Our store is second
)w that we have the stocl
Ve are not afraid that~but
crmous stock. The price
iis is exactly what we are
le right at the start. We
-t and that the goods will
- not at all.
ABOUT BUSINESS.
o tell you what our com
e want to tell you is what
e time has ever come that
e the profits with his6-L
ne now. Remember that
Store will amply pay you.
BIG CAPE AND JACKET DEAL.
I have just received Twenty
five Hundred Dollars worth of
Capes and Jackets direct from a
manufacturer. The lot was large
but they needed money. I can
sell you a Cape or Jacket for what
the other merchants pay forthem.
The man who makes a dollar on
a Cape or Jacket this fall is when
Mimnaugh is asleep.
200 Plush Capes, the kind other stores ask fl"
$1.25 and $2.50, Mimniaugh's price - - C
200 P] tsh Capes, the kind other stores ask
$2.00 and $2.50, Minilaugh's prieo - $1.
100 Plush Capes, the kind other stores
ask $5.00, Mimnuigh's prico - - - $
All men who run stores are not
merchants. Stores do not make
merchants, but merchants do
make stores. Few would be sat
isfied with a small margin of
profit that we are, but we are
building business for time to
come.
Clear the Way !
Match Them if You Can.
One hundred pieces No Namno Blleachinig, for this
sale at O.
Ono hundred pieces Androscoggin Bleaching for this
salo only~ 7.Ac, others ask 100c.
Ten bales Juo.P'.King's celebrated Sen Island 5ic, others
ask .
Five bales Newherry Mills Drill only ('e, others ask 7.1'.
Fifty pieces Cottori Flannel only She, others ask I21.
Two hundred and fifty piceos Calicoes (best made) as
long as they last at 4.e
One hund(rod Large White Bed Sp)reads at $1 23 and
$1. 50, worth double.
One hundred dozon Child ren's VTosts for this sale at 10Oe.
One hundred dozen Lad(ies' Vests for this sale at 1 9c,
wvorth 35c.
One hundred dozeni Cotton Tow;~els for this sale at *Io,
worth Sc.
One hundred dozen Cotton Towels for this sale at Se,
wvorth 1 2c.
One hundred dozen Cotton Towels for this sale at 1 21e,
worth 20c.
seeker or an economical
y store. No matter what
[ in reach of one hundred
s be lower.
MIR10'U
'NIAI sC lIs i I NA rION,
Ca icIdate:a f4r C(mLn;r-s 11'y Moore, hIut
11Rve 81mi----or 'Timne too 'TnOk.
To tho lditor -f Tho State:
I( the intet .f fair play I asIc
you to piubish, n rom r-acts cm)orii
ing tho rocent -o callckd cimnpitignt inl
tho Thirdl Codre'sio:I distriet:
I wils inn:o;-vent InFnah to think
that whn % mln pl i )a; O to bo.
Como111 It :.1iltdall. fr.r Congress ho
Would b) givlen a frair (.1hano to vx
press hnis vi.-ws-, ipon N:at ional (ies
t ions. Inl f,%u. ) Ilh m1 h0t it wais thlo
b)oa1st of ilh 'fr v l ent hat
OvOery canldidato was I. <Iired to '11vot
Chn people f;-.o to fco .1n1d <diis
the issueos of I.he d:6 that vry
eOIidato bhnhl bg givVln a fair ai(
tlial chlillco b( f-or tho pvoplo. LIt
us see how kantifally thI is wii car
riel out in thi!; insuoml.
Sovoral wme;-i her .4 tho Stato
catlpaig:n sitr1 ltic this d iri-t I.
paled to smernl c-mil'y (.1b1a6rm1an1
arranIIgo for a. spra con*grcsSie:
c!lIlup1ign, Tsl1S hal beoln th vu
toml inl prevm*.ampagn8
They prinibw to son what co1
bo done, hat nowthinlg was, done.
Tho congreodonatl 1p airamls woro
iiually giveln four :1pp-)itmlllnts ill
Newberry colty, U Id I Supo
that Sil1ilar arringeiS wero ma1{h
iLl other counties. Bit in this cam
paign w-e Wvere Foleinly orderod by
tho Stato Executivo Committeo to
appear at tHu 5tat campaign met
ings andi adiress I tho woph-.
Ivore wo were aosearded tohe glori
ons privilog nf Xpuaking tllen ini
utes after all the candidates for State
oflicors hid.puoken andi Silator Till
Manli had bovn given iple time to
dis-uss tho I iti.r <i-- ioun. At An
derson w wv ra i.ot. all vvd to speak
it ill.
Is this "equal rights to all anid
special privileges to none? " We
thoen turn'ledt' t.) tho C.).uit.y m1ecAlrOtogs
These meetings vero oig on in all
the six counties of the district at the
sa11111 t6ime. Of ('oI'S We Could only
appear at vcry few (of thom. I lro
wo were maJo to como lat-, and it
ImlosL of tho pinces w\oro givell tho
great privilege of speaking ten or
fIfteen minlllUtes iftor the majority of
tho peoplo had loft (as ill tho K..o
cilipakign) on acout, cf Iho latenoss
of tho hour. Abbevillo county fur
nished a not able excep ion. At the
two or thre mi etitig, w woro eni
blod to attend in this v.,tinty wo wero
given thirty mvoinuios c were al
loWd to choo1e 011 own time to
speak. Wijth thie excepion el of two
or three plh.ces mn thi' countios of
Abbeville, Anidersoni an~d Girecenwoood
wVe were ablsolntely fwuzon eut of
tae campaign. Under these circumi
stanlces at new man dlid riot standic a
shiadow of a chance. Ut let us look
at the v'ote1 at or' lear those lacon
where we were allowed 80 mlinuttes
to talkh, and1( comrn )i' it . ithi the v'otoc
for' Congress t.wo) years ago:
.Johnu- iLti
I )nutclc................I ;:? OI
Du)e W\est,......:I a:)0
M\cC'ormrik...13 5I S7
Slabtowii........I.)1 12 I I7
I 910,
lI,'t- Vecr
A ntric'ville.........0 a u-i
D)onalds..........1 '1 7.1
DuLc Wet .........1:3 : 75
L.ow nd cille I.. 1 I
M cCot mlck.... .. 7 7 0
Slatown.............25 :2 s
W\illiamnston......73 I
It will be seen thiat whcerover I was
ilven anly thling like a reatsonable
iimo in which to present my views I
imide maite>iad gains when coemparedi
with the vote for Congruss two years
algo,
Yet Mr. Ltimrer was overwhelm
inIgly elected. This is niot strangov
w~henl we ~csidler thit lhe haus canl
vassed th e4oriot sevetral tims oad
is well known over thle (1istrict , while
I am a stranger Io mrost of the p)oo
plo, and furt her, thlat. I wast pratcti
cally shut (out, ' thle camlIpaign, ex
cept att a few c7outyI mleetings.I
believe the pe'ople of thle distr'ict
would have endcorsc.d miy viows at
the polls if t hecy hadl been given a
fair chiance to undebr-t an.d them. Butl
I dlid not at,r , ont to comp)lain of
this farca of a *annaion. nr to lix
who aItre rosponsi,! for this uljiist
a11,rang1140menit, but to call itt"ention
to tho gros" injuilstico of (ho Inat tor,
so that snh iu1ight not occur ng.
Supposo tihit two yevars beic.' i
(,al ancitldidlites appolar for Illited
Statles Solnato.r, aitd 11lta tIey at-(re
Ituelod on to Ithe10ail vnd of thIl State
ickot al.1 re givill but1 10 Imlimiles
to spek, wlat. wi lI bo the Ifesulit
Ht wIll re1,nd tho i-Im-cratic party,
a.d the( 11rinar11Y will s.,onI bol a 111hing
of tho pat. A'i anl i ,lvoct e of lthe
primailry I wVIlh to pcint ou( thlt nlo
.N.it of fair. play inl our cam11pins
andilt([ ion'..
To doprivo at eanididato of pr..per
Oilo ho vxpres,- Is viows.tupon tho
is114i!; of th dINy is ol onl It wring
to) the vmut lid'ate, mt it i- 1 frod
IA 1imposit u0111pon tlo peoplo.
Homv c2tn tho pevopl, dIecido initilli
--tly without. mleetnding t
of thie dilTerei- tanddtit' Y I
Ih,h to illIpros-, utipionII i)lmfcrits
it hIorit th lit im Iortanceo of set.
I lit. everv citIdidtIt sotI he
;l 11 iL fair In( c4<puilt, clianeo inl the
Thm pvoplo of 8ouith Cr.rOlina liko
f,lir plity, anld they will not. long tol
v..-Ito anlythilog vls.4c
Yours trI-ily,
'. T.WV ur
Prspriy Z%. . SPt 41- Lm.
Bears the I lig Kild You Haw Always Bou"I"
Signaturo
of
A wtimimro 0ir.r to wVnwe.
We havo reevive word of a most
reiarkiablo offl-r whitlh is (o It' Imatde
to wonw'i by Ti 1)Deinwator, of
New York.
TaLkingi the faVt that ne-.! YeaR bM
gills Ia nkw 'ctury. T I)ei lineator
otors to distributo 17,) amonlg
1001 woioni. The 11phl is cloverly
Irr-nged btt it woiian i ving il it
simlll town Or v il ltgo, lis jlust as
good it chanco to wini of theso 1100
pri's aro givei for t1ho num1i11ber
of suibscrip(ions svenrllod in it
town inl proportionl to tho puptila
tion of that town, iistead f bing
given simply to those whio -'d the
lirgest list, of suIbseribors -which, of
cou1SO, ar) most. eaisily obtinled in
big cities. Another clever featurc
of tt() phln is, i it a tho cities ind
towns of tho United Slinlt,s aind Can
adla hav belie n itarritn)god inl soven
classes. Tho cities of the greate st
population aro grouped inl Class 1,
and its Itheso itics atro not very
many,53 Ii th pizesC5 olltrted are' I wen ty3
andt the lowest 9o.00. Th'le total1
amiount, of pizes giveni awiay t in his
smauller town-is and villages fall into
SIX other ch5tsses, iandt ias Ithe numbertCt
of t owns I)it a latss 'icroeases, bo
cautse, of cou rse, thi're atro miore
siall fownsI thant latrgo ton es, t Iii
mtitounit, of prfICes given atwiay to ai
claiss inicrea;ses, soI tt in (Ch1ss 7,
Ihero wvill ho $ 1,0001 distribuftd
amionig (itIl winners.
I'Fii rtemore, to every on n who fii s
Ito wiln one of thlei 190111 pr iztes the(re
will IboP pitd an extr comm011 iio on10 1
sub scri pt ions, provided' they eqgnal
oneo ont of e'very IwoVt h1undred in
ha~bi tantIs of thbe t own from whih IthI e
contestant11 soends thei m.
'Thlis is ato tget hor ia very libheralI
offer, anid one which Ite famous ol
D)elineator is well able1 to maiko' good.
F"rom our pint. of view, wo do not
neo why suchii an offetr nieeds to be
mado by3 th Pub I'tli shitrs of Tihe Do
lineiator, for we heliove it alreitdy
lias nea'irly3 hailf 1 inillion t seucibheis.
Its st rong holud 111 upon tio ct ions
of Amiericatn woen hias como1 ill thei
paist geneoration, from its piract.icl
atdviceo aboutt dIress det atils anid hbome
mttettrs.
Scl1I to Se*cretary HIohllowaty at Po'
maria , or to W. . Fiennekin, CohAtinn
bint, for a Preimi JLst. Do not te
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
ar itordy
It A N K U I 1 1' ,S80,(lI,
Ho 4m 1111klia l# it,1 10Ihr 11* ti 'I A milg
lit, Nmi iitak 4of 11nItInmure.
(Halt ior" Sun.)
An ilust rat Kill of thtI li )l h d- by
willb .1111arcus A. h ho11 Impes to
r this ('rout r. for acK, iIII aod
01n' lb'pulblica partY was dL-vteloped
inl ltduii l alt I llik tt i !s pveially
Alllled l ot ing or t heo illt iltrI Cloar
ing I!on ,% Ap, eir11 io, wclhel init
vhles in its mel.nlIber-hip Il] Ilm na
tii l blali r in the it(l city, as
woll as othir tliikors 111( tuon of
largo meano.
Juist pI ior to t1 h4 linevilig, ia cor-d
ini to tie Stil ilt ( f Io of tho
miost promlinvint bank prushth-nits inl
h riy in ib:al p tright froinl
Mlr. 11:a111a W41r,4 r0c,lived h,y cortainl
woll-kniown gentlin llaitianor
who aIvo e.liciatedl with tho McKin
lof caul, to th Nt effact Vu o(), 00
ws epotdil frmin 11omtt ionAl banlks
)f Balliti or it s lileir vo l ri)ut ion to
Ihe (n1n111pai,t'in fu l-I of tho Iopulbli
ilnl part yv. Toe tip was; Io( exactly
I wVilcomo)( onle, but1 it wvas 0houghit
vI., no1t111 to pal.8 it bY, hat lm11ost
im1 f11diatvof the cAll for the e eting
>J til el trin. hofso 11soiation was
SSuRed.
VOTED TO G'IN*?: TIIrV1ItN\'T.
A t Itit m il o g tho ref uestof Otl
dtor fI mma wal btho iniiomiwrmo titlmen,
wers of tho IaSLsocilttionl for their con
;idortition. Cosider a fleforoe
>r opiniion was imanitEi itn roganti
0 It full Woinpliane ith th0 wSlheS
StIe national chairaman, AInd1 for -I
ivhilO intiIS leeke l tlel . I t. wias
irg (ld thaii thim Iwas a e aIllvl%nry cOin.
ribltifo , t hll(] t o; ft tho v lfaro of
hto financial iia-tituitions which it
v rese nedlk th II S 1 U oCiatio (111011 d
'IisI thlt mloneoy. It was klbo, it, is
Aid, Ill do very p-lain thtilt It lift
ional aoint blingt dpositjtor Cor
h11 fu1 of th Igoverilnimekit, wert
ookve to for sili port by Iho dlminl
itration bc1su of 1h ct.
Tho finafncil n'sult of tho Inuoting
vas tho paissalgo of a resOlInlionl by
Io associition dvviding to rai.s the
,000 for tho iurpomlfo s auiin i of i in
It olection o f M . McK mloy. Tlie
aliount h l aci hCII bank wasi
lntthe to Co10-il) NVt i ahPp0o
iond(I and ioploto arrangoments
0or ralisinl" l0 ilt)Il-d wf,ro Ilnado.
Ions3 ats-Sociation anmu up hofmro ih
>'ani of dirl-con; of 1t1b1 varP)IWm4 na
b'o alak in 0 bcity, whi onieh
Ilhil amoutal to g a i t to re.e
l\t soe of CXI I'i ofrnhe iiiae ing mtio
it terig11 meetn of w.leain house
11ss o cati . tikt yi,itWa
Threpresidene (ofI onofthy walh
\Vlit the ri fAorat sttorth
fn11113 ino wich thIe c-laringo ho)guIe
ione ofIt thelbans(JC(11 inluded inh
ist. loays roliat wenu the' iatey
vas1: brought(0A up1 and t euit opsd
hrat(ll AIhoboard of d Oireor appr(opri
Ilraticaremei) of the n aro
(las to' be o us for and:I where1 it. was
"poit,"1ou he a i,i "t ho1 ithylad
tonll b101e1 k~..i Wo oulN .t horati and OI
mrbon wa to hontire to1ho llo
gumenhts 1l reabon ing woro of n1o
avail.
T e (Tera( ic mmher con.
tended thant the bank had no right to
appropriuao its stockholder-' mny10110
for 1)olitical purposes. Anly individ(
ial who deosirml to contribluto monley
to the Hopubliciln Clmpaign fund, I
alrgui'ed, hud i right, to (10 So, but ho
(liI not blievo a bank had that
right, 111d he howoul lo consnt1 to it.
A ftvr imay more word, it becanl o
ovi(dont to th oete (lirectorH that
t.ho objecting member of tho board
did nlot inteal to chan11i1go 1Ils Vios'H Oil
the qiustiin antt'ld was preparotl to (1o
C1 he coulId to provent the appro
priation of tie mony Iy his batnk.
The whll01o 11110(or was, therefore,
(hoppld( by tho bold anld no action
waslt tiken.
Th,1e friends of (ho Donocratic (i
rector say h111at Ias long ast ho roNii
h1is c111ectoln with the blk the
MO'y wi nH 1ot bo appropriated.
IH i.; safited tilit, the rmosntIhO
b d if d irector-H (38 (Id not pass lie
resolution1 ill spito of the Deocratic
member wats bvause it wis u(ler
tood( if fiuchl at thilg had0 hoon at
n-'ompted he as it stoclkholler wou!d
fvo gottel a illlnuCtiOn to pr
voat the appropropriuition of t:o
mon0e10y by tho bank.
1,) Tir-: roc ioj.i)r:r.s KNow ?
( ( b 3o, authorily, it is said, th
stockohlers ill thes 11e ntional blikH
know nlothinl- of Ohe moveoent to
prosvint, tho klhiblicanl na1tionalCom11
mittee wit 11 $80,000, anIld lo3m
stremons objections atr oxpetetd
whlen Ohoy becoilo informed.
it is lipposd cihe other na11tioial
bainks in t4o city havo appropriated
th req1liredl o11i3, amd it ma11y lave
alroady bwon forw ordel to th Ro
pubbhal commttel It is under
stood that. the largor part of the
mony will be used in Maryland to
Carry I he Stato for MiKiniley. T: o
groal(test lereey is being ma111intatlined
ill ropgard to the action of tho clear.
i1g house aind1 (the followilg Step
tkek b)' 11145 bIIks.
4=1 A. is T" C1 MaI X-A .
Bears tho lho Kind You Havo Always Bought
Bignaturo
vf
'I EE.3alAN 1'1.l ES A l'ITCI1lRiC.
SIthi Caemlr's enator Sm4m Armor
lhte InI Pl'illem.
A specil dispitteh to the Phila
delphill Press from Carroll ton, IlI,
yeste(rdaly, say38: (Onoi of' thle stitte
men'its wi th whicho Senaitor0 BonIjamanll
It Tilh133a13 of Sout h Caro.hlna o)pened
thle cam3npailgn in a D)emo1craIti mass118
mle'eti ng hero todaiy waIs hiis hol a1s
seort ion fliat Seinator Mark 11 anna had1(
risedU( $2,( 0(0,0(00 to $3,000,000) fr im
tile aIrmlor platl malikers and1( wi H
using it inl the cam33palign.
"T'Jhere aro Iwo C1concern inl the
count11ry whichl maiike this armor
Cairnegio and3 11( th e Hthlehemi," ho
sai1ld. "Wo\i haid a1 conitract 0on wh3i h
we( had1( been41 hohhn11g them'iilve years.
W 0 hlad been3 keep)ing t homi down to
$83 a ton. Thllis yoarW, on tho laLt
day of thle session, of Congross, Mar'k
I [annaI took charigo of it 11e went
3m and1) ordered his8 hienchmonei to givo
ordlers to the S<cre1ta1ry of the Nil'y
to make1( a1 contracut for airmior pa
Mark3'I 11113133, to th11 hIost of my be
I ief and1( knowledge, had an aigrees
mnt1 with thos308 two to give him $2,.
000,000) to $3,000,000) for thle presi -
Thoi p)itchlfork Sonaitor conlulde d
that, inl~3 prsuanleo of inclnf's wvarf.
tuimo POlicy, (lhe South had had( 1),..
000,000) niggers tuirnlod over to it to
shoot01 and1 kill, and( that now theo
count ry was getting 10,000,000 mifOl
for I ho North to shoot and kill.
'Thei hlonor' (f car3ry ig oif a pr3ize I. t
the St11 at" air far' out weighs 18hitBitiru
slo value.
Specimens oIf youri linlest, gr'ainr
vege tles, Iinelt'y-bilt,stock, I iclm] int
pou3ltr'y should1( be shown at thle State
1"alir, Oct1..:Nth to NOV. ml.
BearB the T ho Kind You llave Always 80thht
Bi*lnra on,