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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-08
Financial Requirements.

Some talk was heard that important COM
mercial interests. particularly in the grain
trade, We're experiencing no little difficulty
In arranging for their financial require
ments. hence it does not appear improbable
that the Secretary of the Treasury will soon
be appealed to for assistance from quarters
to which he may be more disposed to listen
than to the opportunities of Wall street.
notwithstanding the conflicting advices
fl ON Washington, Wall street was today
very plainly convinced that the stringency
in the money market would very soon be
relieved through Intervention on the part of
the treasury authorities
II was also believed that next week would
witness the beginning of importations of
gold from Europe. although It was not pos
sible TO obtain any definite assurances in
that respect. The rates for money on call
again covered a wide range. but Wall
streets hopes and expectations with regard
to some action by the Secretary of the
Treasury seemed to count for more than the
high figures II was forced to pay for accom-
rroda ton the money market.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
Robert RinSald tiene.

Ro5-'s hiuk I'D who has been work
ing 81 Kaniss CITY cans ain5GsurdAy, He
- Walking on crut.hss ths result OF =
bad accident which happened about
three -srks ago. He WAS tireiny an
engine and aticmp psod TO start the dfe
Sisn coSl oil when the coAl oil can eI-
giudei burniog tae ll'sh from the right
| = iron the kuee to the ankle. The IN
i,ry il improving bat Mr. kinksid will
% ia!d up f, several woeks yet.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
Delta OF RE8A ROBERTS.
YeHsx.st Chud Oi nrs Dan RoS.rts
Dies Suddenly.

L.t;is R-h- Jane Roberts ,h- young
est csiid ~ Mrs.. p. G Roberts died isst
r'r.say a. Fepn City Uuere hrr no;bsr
nov rcsiies N:tor sshoti i,i7'ss VIA
,nAahrssuu. sroup. IN. hI:ls giri rss
born 10 oa.p"r feernsry Is, l9o3, Iud
was tho daughter ot she late Dhui !
Hoberss, Who u!ed Nooui . AJn'hs sSo.
The rsnAirs we're brought up FROM
Webb Ci.y Sunday moFni1S aud aid 30
rest by ice gray, OF her papa in ine
Ou1GsrI q. 40 yard. 6ho'I services
we're held ,Iths grave conducted ~ Il '
tersU-or.
Mrs Roo'r.s has th, sympathy oi be-
Jasper friends in her secoGd bsfesTa-
heut in lotsRtins.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16

"csn'unp'ion rams N esr Hrnhy,
and thrupEh it lost ny RotN-r. p"
wrisr' T. y Reid OF Hirmosy, Ne. ''Sor
h. past tlaa yea7s, hoNtTsr, on ihe
slightest sign Of cough o. ssld, I hnve
ta''"a DR., Kings N-N nitsovsry fer
consumption watch n as saved mo from
s-r Gus lung srosble." Bis mottsr's
d-arh WAS sal loss for 3r. Reid, bat
ho learned that lune troubles must nos
be neglected, and hoH 70 cure IL. Quicl,
r ii aud cure for coughs ssd eo.ds.
Price %" a d al.OO; guaranteed atWsbb
Bros. dsVs store. Trial boIHs free.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
IcHN |. da2EhSG BEAD
PASSED AN'AY EApiY TUESDAY
MORNING.
Was An Esrly SSttlsr ~ This Le-
csiity And A Pro Sif:isa; CitiZeE
C Jasper

John L.G.-Cn-r, one ~ tSe PIONEERS Of
jasper C.nniy .rd loNs .im- citizon
Il Ja.g-r dol ~ bis hon. On First;
r--s a7pI' hA.i JsN. t-o o'c'ocf Iuss-
day mo.n'ng s'ser several -s-k'' III
pess. H- l.>v'. an,i "a adopted
,nr. G-I-g- O;Iooi, Snl eonpls Of
sisters aoh = brother. nru Other ralati' G
ard may iri.ad' 10 n,urn bis d.hth
Hi4 'doFte ,1n, Geo O*rocd, Who Is
nor tr,rlly sai.Sran ras b" n with
him mos; or thr tire during n.s las,
hl9n-r .uu-,r, s-Sr,c ,crs N.r. brId st
th- hmtly homo Wsaa ,4.l,, NftetnnSu,
cord IoI.d hP R,'- Logan ard Frsgu.sn
nld she r~maIcs usr- |, ,id IN rsss 10 She
Wslsut Grove ssn.Ery.
~. and iHra. !. p. Leiss, Nrs. adi
joyce, Miss Ada Flick and ON-- webb
iursishei HppropriA'a music
'ra- rNli bra'"rs we're M-,srs J. G..
Pits, 5 4 lawson, III heudrisk', Isaac
LSuderbnusA, ThoS Opid md ,E,.
li,cEGIhoro, A't o.d ne:xhhor, and
irIs1d' q tha deceased. Ta-rr -.-. \
nsmocr Of bsautliul fpyal offerings.
ar Gardn-r "a, born in E.7-1 csust,
Now York. Jay II, 1892, making hi-
SF- ~ tho simn ot his d-s.a Is ysArI, !
months Nni } days. Hs -s raised
nHar Lake ChsmgiNin, h. youSS.r dA,l
being syert in she lunter L :u,sIsisI-
ahl b A'ioz oE THO SaoVe lIk- az iIlG.
snH X yer. 10 1850 hs -.a' 80 81 P,uI,
Nina. and euSaS.,i il driring .lsS-
nrous1 that -I.J~ aal I'sAunHl ls5s;
tnsn turCel his al:snsion % larm.n
snt:l 1859; iEru rsn! 10 Ars,ut>. on :
hnIting expedition, sad uhel IT, -IlIr
uir brok" on' he uNsHI L.LIls Rock
His Yankee NppeNrs-r~ N,s not favor
able 80 th- Soo,hrrn p-oyir, aad h..
escaped thrir "rtI7 by IN pyirg az q
h-etn'n on ss-,n onas, in .ir s-.tias
to Aenphi', T1nc.; thea to P,ducaa,
Ky. and 'h"n to Dave po,t, Iowa
vCe'. hr ea. SD n Com Jsny X :c'irsi
Iowa Volunteer C.vAiry, aau -erv,C
unsli 1885, having participated in Il tbs
laadinE ru.dJ-m-nsa and raids ia th,
Sopthwsst, !ie uss in Texas Shrn dis
charged, rrd shtr. purchased srvrra
huud-ru castle an drog- tn IN to 3as
Pr county, No. After uispc pcs.ny o,
IN N aewsH; east Nad vi,i.-! MS .tiTe
place, roturulnE - jasper counJ il
1863, aud engaging 10 farming. Aug
10, lali, ~ wrs nhri-d - drs
NJ .rg Br,Iiari, nee K.Soy, a nalivt
uf ayu.;s cIuuty, = y
For mary y'Nf, Mr.. Girna' lived o,
farm IN DuV.l township TesS Il thi
ci'y, but f1r she past II yoars has beer
resi- lens OF Jasper. lie has taken Al
AcIive interest 10 tbs city's welfare nn,
was two, u number Of the city cIaucit
He was a good nAtuEci iJviti old rrot.e
men aud viii be greatly MISSED ou IT,
streets % Jasper,
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16

C!irenc, Scott, 1ao -, well known
in jasper asd WOO iyrAu1msof of years
lived on tt' old K-.iuer pscs \ short
distance northwest o. t.i= cry WAS ruu
orsr y = t..sc0 irel-nG riiu st Bill.
Ir-s. NO., Saturday uGat sal was
iustant , krl led, as oy!y o-iis I-r.Ioly
nanEl-G.
fcuu- scott tnl t.fe- cnmcu ljlas
hsd betI 60 a ,r5tA Ss.lrl,y st.-f4oou
and missed sic passenger Tram back 20
Billings wh-rr EGey resided. TAey
caught u IssiGnt and were rluing the
bumpers. Inry khea inst the freight
uid rus SOY ST Billing aud 1t was 10 an
a'tein21 20 ErI on the train at n grade
near tne town Enas Scot caught his
loot IN s9ms inanusr anu was dracgei
Gu"h o'aeN.l Ihs Uha-ls to hls Gualh.
hH P'renb moved fron tho K.rnor
iarn "o0uIa year ago 10 a farm near
Presi"n where Jhey now resids. The
young In'G's o'oIa,r Alfred d. SCOTT,
who "r'-s ~ CA'!hAg. vent 10 Billings
SunGny 20 b'las Ine rcianins bacE 30
Pre,iOn Ter 6uriai bub found ths body 70
such 4 mus.Ia'ed condition that en-
calming Tas inpoos.lle and tho burial
took place Ia billings,
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
A Tempsrsnos Rally

Ssaiay November y, ha, hoen set
arar' IS sae Words Temperance "a ly
day, and IL viii oe ob8srVsi in Jaspgr
oy ra'.y and mIss mess.ay uair. tas
auspices Of iae W & T Uas tho Me.ao.
dist ehuicn ~ 2:jJ o'cl,-k ia tho SITTER
nooo on Norembrr %. \ program Of
talks music and rocitntions appropri-
ats FOR ths occasion will be given. All
are invited 20 be present.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
A Parsonsg= Wedding

Mr. Clifford LemN5ters aud Miss Rea-
BIZ Potty two prominent yo4ng people
ofthe Maple Grove neigh5orhood were
married a. the Methodist parsonage in
this oity yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock, Rev. " L Ferg asoa performing
The ceremony. The youss people will
live FOR the present with the groon's "a
rents. The groom is = rela,ivs Of Mrs.
VIM. Rice ot this city
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16

Johnson, Ltarn Bsd.Il, Della Harris,
Winnie OuinEs, Bornioe Hubbard,
Dora Burns, Stella E,tor, MsrA Cal.
houn, Nora Roy, Lala Lawson. kollie
Thomson, Clara Gresham, LeonN Roots.
Hessrs George and Arthur Prob-'t
Dan johnson. VII Elliot, ArthHr Rad
ford, Roy Davis, Roy Boucher. Bert
Ward. Homer DonrdoTT, Chester Asi-
ton, Orman Shhool-r, ClHrense CHr",
Cav Webb, L+rr,osr BaSs', VIII
lick.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
Lost sttayed or staIsn.

Geo Van Dasen who lives in the
Lebanon noishoorhood would like to
hnou Of tie whereabouts Of three c. his
calves which disappeared from his home
aooa1 shr-e weeks aSc. They wero
!carlinS steers, two OF them being red
and the other rid sad white. Any ia
formation will be thankfully received by
Mr.. Vac Dusen.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
A L.lauia Cold cm,.n

4 cough syrup which drives a cold
oui OF The system by acsiug as cathar-
TIC 90 the bowels is ogered in Keuncd, s
Laxative Honey and Tar, Clears .thr
throat strengthens the lungs aud bron-
chial tubes. The mothers friend and
tho cLiidreu's favorito. Eest for cr9up.
Whoopns-cough, setc. A liquid cold
cure aud the only coughs syrup which
moves the bowels and works all cold cut
OF the system. Sold 10y J X Sehoolcr.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
a GRANITE SHOWER.
Mr And Mrs We3lsy Spsid
Surprised.

Mr And Mrs ~e5lsy Spsid
Surprised.
The members OF !ha Baptist Church
- - - Wesley Sp,id nu En-
joyable surpriSe lAst FtIuay u..-.
tn 'ir pretty home on norSh Msin ,IseI,
in the way Of = granite shower. EHch
guest bought = pieeo OF grAui,susr-.
Asa resalt Mr.. aud Mrs. Spnid are 2l
pieces OF ErHniseWAre botter OF ,haA they
UerA thiS Tins lass vssk.
The sVesipg was snioyAtly spent With
music and games Refreshments we're
served during the evening.
Thoss presess wero Mr.. and Ms.
Ballard, Mr. and Ma joyce, M and Ars
Lee Mr. end Ms Jesse Walker, Hr and
N hrs A Baker, and Rev Blythe. HisH-.
Anns, EmmN, and Mimic Busby, Mics
Miller, Mss Collier, Grsoe TriploIt, and
Gr Homer DsariortT.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
A New Lsad!sdy

Mrs DeTarE has bought the hotel bus
iness Of Mrs. ii + Hughes who has been
running th3 Jasper Hotel The new
iandlady is now IN poss 3ssion and Mrs.
Hughes :amily have moved in their
own property recently bought from Mrs
Long. hr and Mrs T.o,t who hnv.
been li7ing 10 the placo will still have
rooms thero,
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
Leon Near's Injuries.

Mrs. Chas Davis received listl, last
week from her sister Mrs. Emma Near
te,nng OttA- sc'iieut wlioh bsfell her
husuNud ia y "a lrosi wreck. MrNe.r
Tad on OF his feet 80 badly crushed
hat { was necessary to hago il am
pulNted. Tho letter did not etste
whether his coalition wss neccssarily
ftsl however.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
SoNe Beauties.

VI II Hager, the Jasper florist has the
shaDks OF the NEWS forco for thr,e
mammoth Chryssnthemums Ct rare
b-auiy, which came from bi, flower
gtraen. lhry were OF the same variety
as shuse which took the priXo at th.
ehysnrtaemum shoa a. Chic,go la.t
year. and vere tbs hae.t that W. Save
aver seen
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16

Do not he deceived by courtorieits
"hea you buy ritch hazel salvo. Tho
name OF + c Dewitt & Go. il on every
box OF The genuine. Piles 10 their worst
form will soon pAss aUay il you will ap-
ply peWit's WisNh Hazel Sslve nigh
aud mcruiHT. Bo-; fos cuts, burns,
bols, t'''er. reseras. otc. sold byJ. k
Scholar.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
WHAT Is II?
AZ Uak7oHa Asin1sl in tn: G!as
.Siar N.lElib srh0od.

S.'e'si 81 the ci;iG.a4 ni th- 8iuaS.lr
ueiIAuorhood uorth Of to~r TIA h-t
two or 1hrce weeks hS-e hrtG trsriGs
soAa unknupn ktnn of "a Snims. hr o.
loving ~ the rori; 81 ri4h.. No pns
ever heard s7eh s,i,e b'forr aod AZ
are ~ = loss - 20 Uhnt Vt Is. - ~
say tox;-one sAy lyax,a1d uth"r' s'y il
: prairie uUi but tg' g,1s.am'o Hh1
gives Us this in'nrinN,ipn say' no u is
being q wolf or fox ~ h. h-A h"a-4
$40 ~ "a 'ur-- @uu tut- ~ DrtE-iotr
like eithrr Of Ibsm. 10 solss the NJ -.
teIy tho hu1iers will na'e To gst their
hounds Aad seS Ai,er tn- animal.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
Aiss Gertrude Spuld Victim of
Surprise

y number Of ths young frieuds ard
schoo'mates OF Miss Gertrude g aid
gave her = delightful surp,i,e at her
homo on north maiu stree, Monday
n.gLt ia honor OF her 18Th h,r,ndar.
Tho crowd met at tho school hJuss aud
went IN = body 10 Miss Spsll's home.
Tho evening vas eaioyaoy spent with
music aEd games. Refreshments were
served during tho evening.
Those present. were.
Misses Alta Gather, Elsie Boucher.
Minnie Sanford, Bertie Melton, Pearl
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
mlazie Iiouek 20 Wed

Friends ia this cisy have reeeiyel in
VI'ailons to The marriage OF Mss Mju-
ME Houck, former Jasper girl, to Mr..
Geo. f. Gambrrll, a. tho nome Of the
brides parents Mr and Mrs, J \ lIouck
At CncrryvalH Ktusas on November y.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
LoW2NsTEIS FARM SOLD.
bougGt ny An Iowa Ian For
10000.

SOEsGt Dy An iowa Ian roT
10000.
TIE old L0rruStrn hcmsstsad Two
---- 80 s-s''s 80 q 80 % --- - "ss5 Oass
'as sUtd this us-G " Nm PaIte.sun {
Beaver Cay, Iowa. The farm sontaiard
$50 acres and tor price paid was e9OJO r
little more Ihsn SO an acre. Yae
deal ~'s mad. shrough toe real es,ate
nun Of L.rrick 4 SpsiI.
fSe farm ia we'll improved wiIh big
osroE and g'.neries and has bsss
Owned and occupied 10y harioa LSven,
sem since bic faihsr's doAIh. Ar.
LaU.n'tsin SILL owns 80 acres south OF
las hone Plsc.,
rLs new oTaer will moVs down from
Iowa md t.ks possession is JanuAr-.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
a Diaastroua Sninn,ltv

1t ~ a d'sa calamity when you
lose your health because Indigestion
anu constipation have aqppoi it away.
Prompt relief oan be hal in DR.. Kings
Ne" Life Pills. They build up your
digestive ~organs and cure head ache
dizziness collie, constipation, etc.
Guaranteed at WeLb Bros. 25c.:
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
The ALPHA CIuS.
viii o5serVs LoSgisi'ew Day
TodoTsw.

ihs Alpha Clah will n,ert With Mrs,
Hi henirickS tomorrow s'ternoYn, Nov
Il Al 2:3o O'Clock. Ia, meeting r!u b.
devoted 10 Lpngi.llov sDd shs PROGRAM
will he - follows:
Roll cal, Quotations from Lorg'elloW
Life OF LonyiolioT, Mrs IorSur.
Priacipl- writings, Mrs ) Pnss.
Story Of hTsngeiine, Ars Bailey.
READINGS.
Rainy Day" Mrs hi Hendrix.
"VIlsg- Blacksmith" Ms J. Pitts.
Solo, "rhs Bridge" Mrs I.sis..
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
IN TIE SOCIAL REALS
?rilS MAS BEEN A WEEK OF
SURPRISE PARTIES.
nlsSeS 0ertrHds SpaId And Myrtle
CaIhocn And Mr And hrs Wesley
SPii1 Were The Surprised

The past week has been W-sk Of
surprise parties, three such events hAT-
Ing.;ran'pired vithin thNt time. Tho
surprised rer. Nr. sod Ms Nesl-y
5psid, Giss Myrtle Caihson snd Mss
G,rtruds Jsid.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
Guys the Davis Place

IA Cozatt has bought Of the heirs
the Tom Davis place oa the cas-; end Of
Grand iayonus. The place contains
five acres and o sub.tantial new house
and she consideration vas $500.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
On the Spur OF ths rom,nt

II you ever need any leo or Mcat or
anything else in our line on the spur OF
the moment, just call or telephone us
and see how quick We can get it to your
house, We are fixed for just such an
emergency. BoUCHER n SoN.
The Jasper news., 1905-11-16
MISS CALHOUN SURPRISED
Friends help r1er Csl.brats Her 18th
Birthday

The young friends OF Myrtle Calhoo
gave her happy surprise at her home
10 the south part Of Iors last Friday
night in honor OF har 18th birthday.
The crowd met at the home OF Elsie
Bouchsr aud maroh- I'd TO Miss Calhoon' 5
home. The fact that her father dressed
up aud lighted tho p-rlor aroused her
sSsPieion but shs did not kno~ for
sura what was going to happen sntii
her friends siornsd ths tori. The
evening" -s- spraI 10 ga,nrs ana mu,ic,
with roireshmehiS during the orsnlnS.
Those present wore; Misses Elsie
Boucher, Graoe Bowers, Ooa Boots,
Laura Bedcll, Gertrude Spaid, Grace
and Myrtle Cslhoon, Clara Gresham,
Winnie ORingi, Edna Gooding aud
Carrie Shunaman. Messrs. Roy
Bouehar, Fred Powers, Nm. Hicks,
Bert Ward, fiallia Ward, Boa HcRner
Frank LoE.n, Prois. SWaoliaad and
Bszzill aod ls. Calhoon.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-17
MRS. M. O. PATTERSON DEAD
News Received in Greenville that She
Succumbed to Injuries Received
by Accident in California.

Greenville, November I3.-A tele-
gram was received here this morning
announcing the death of Mrs. Martha a
Orr Patterson, daughter of the late
Governor J. L. Orr, and sister of the
late Col. James Lawrence Orr, in San
Diego, California, yesterday, from the
effects of injuries received in a runa-
way while driving.
Mrs. Patterson had been attending
the annual convention Of the Daug'ht-
ers of the Confederacy at San Fran
cisco, and on her; way home had stop
ped at San Diego with friends.
The Hon. L. O. Patterson, of this
city, is her only surviving son. A Sis
ter is Mrs. Mary Orr Earle, of Wash
ington, and zone brother, Dr.. S. NJ.
Orr, of Anderson. Mr.. Patterson and
Dr.. J. L. Orr, Jr., left this afternoon
to accompany THE remains to this city.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-17
Advertised Letters.

Letters remaininf in the postofice
at Newberry for week ending Novem-
Der II, 1905.
A-James Adams.
C-H. NJ. Calfman, Mr.. Gala Can
aon.
Charley Degraffinreid, John
Davis, Berry Dutten.
G-Mrs. Minnie Grim, Cornelius
Gallman.
H-Miss Lula Hais, Miss Carrie
Hair. Mis- Annar Hendson, Miss Flor
ence Holland.
L-W. w. Lasenedrry, Patsy Lin
sey.
M-Mr. Goody McManus, Ar
thur Mintz, Mrs. A. D. Moore.
P-Eddy Platts, Miss Matte Pot
ting, Mrs. J. K. Poland.
&R-Afick Rice, Eliza Robertson,
James Robertson, AIDA Rutherford
Miss Alma L. Ruff. -.
5-Mrs. Lousl1ia Sweetenberg. Miss
May Scott. ...
T-Ira C. Tillnan.
W-P. E. Watts, Henry Wilson.
David Wilson, Arthur Williams, Anne
liza Woods.
Persons calling for these letters will
please say they were advertised.
c. J. Purcell, ?. NJ.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-17
West End News.

Married, Saturday night by Rev. J.
H. Graves, Mr.. Pierce Robertson and
Miss Lucy Thompson, both of West
End.
Married, Sunday evening November
IL, by the Rev. A. J. Bowers, Mr.. S.
C. Hitler and Miss Ella Cook.
Mr.. C. R. Wesson accompanied by
his wife and two children have gone
to Madison, Florida.
The seats of the O'Neall Street
church have been placed in position.
They are Handsome pews of quarter
sawed oak. =
Last Friday morning we found our
selves staggering all over the side
walks for the want of light. We were
in total darkness and it was pouring
down rain. 1t is true the moon was
up, but was hidden behind the cloud.
If we do not need light in this kind
of weather we do not need it at all.
Nh. William Moon and family NOV
ed to Fountain Inn this week to make
their future home. We regret to lose
the family from our midst.
Misses Annie and Madge Crooks
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
friends and relatives of the Broad riv-
er section. West End.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-17
Not Such An Easy Matter.

"These shoes will be. all right" said
the salesman, "after you have got
them broken in"
The young man, who had been hes
itating between that pair and one a
size larger, took the salesman's word
for it, and purchased the shoes. A
week later he came back to the store
with a perceptible limp.
Il wish you'd stretch these shoes"
he said. "They hurt my feet terribly"
"Haven't> you got them broken in
yet?" asked the salesman.
."Oh, yes," said the young man.
"The trouble is that I can't get my
feet broken in."
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-17

We congratulate Our neighbor,
Prosperity, on the handsome new
school building which has just been
completed. 1t would do credit to a
much larger city. It is substantial
building and we'll appointed for the
uses for which it is designated. It is
one of the best investments the peo~
pie of this community ever made. It
will be an inspiration to teachers and
pupils alike and all will do better
work.
Every citizen of the city should and
will feel a personal interest and pride
in rhe school now.
Prof. Counts has labored faithfully
in this community and we know he
feels encouraged to do even greater
things in the future.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-11-17
THE EPLACE To BUY

If | have accomplished any,
thing in the past".year in busi-
ness, besides increasing my
sales and enlargin!g my stock,
it has been to prove to the peo-
pie Of Newberry County that
my store is the place to buy
their Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
Men's Furnishing Goods, Ho-
siery, Gloves, Underwear,
Neckwear, Shirts, Collars and
Cuffs, Suspenders, Suit Cases,
Travelling Bags, Trunks and
Umbrellas, and in fact every
thing that is found a first
class Clothing, Shoe and Hat
|Store. They also know that
my business is conducted on
the principle Of live and let live,
and that everybody will receive
fair treatment, and that a child
can buy as safely as a grown
person. | appreciate very
highly the business you have
given me already this fall, but
have now, and will continue to
have, until the close OF the
year bargains in all Of our de-
partments. New Hats, New
Shoes, New Clothing. New
Shirts, New Underwear added
this week, and | am expecting
more next week, and with them
some goods specially suited
for Christmas presents and for
the holiday trade.
Come and see me often.
Tell yourfriends aboutmy store
1. c. JONES.
SALESMEN:
w. F. Ewart, w. B. Wallace,
T. Griff Williams.
Newberry, S. c., Nov. l6, 1905.
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News From Excelsior.

Excelsior, November 13.-We have
had nice rains and grain is looking
nicely. Sowing will now be pushed
to a finish. -....
OHr school is moving on nicely
with a good attendance of pupils.
The new school building in Pros
perity is nice piece Of work and an
ornament to the town.
Singley Brothers of Jolly Street,
have opened up shingle mill which
will be quite convenience DO the en-
tire neighborhood.
Mr.. James P. Cook and family
have moved to Mr. J. NJ. Werts' place.
Mr.. D. B. Cook is rebuilding his
tenant house that was recently de-
stroyed by fire.
Mr.. J. Nal Cook after two weeks
vacation at his lnome here, return ed
to his work last Thursday.
Mr.. B. L. Wheeler, mail clerk on
the Southern road, visited his broth
er, Prof. J. S. Wheeler, here last week.
Rev. Jas. D. Kinard, of Cameron,
while in attendance at the synod is
visiting his brother, Mr.. H. J. Kin
and.
We attended the synod at St. Paul's
church Saturday and Sunday. Many
Improvements have been made at St.
Paul's since Our last visit there which
speaks we'll for the congregation
Last Tuesdays issue of The Herald
and News gave an interesting ac-
count of ST. PauIs church and no
doubt that issue of the paper will be
preserved for years to come and it
should be.
Rev. Jas. D. Kinard, of Cameron,
preached in Grace church at Pros
perity on Sunday night.
We were glad to have the pleas
ure of seeing Our former pastor, the
Rev. w. A. Lutz, of Statesville, N
c., during his visit to Prosperity last
week. Rev. Lutz has many friends
here who are glad to learn he is get
ting on so nicely in Statesville. Rev.
Lutz spent Thursday with Prof. J. S.
Wheeler's family in this section.
The citizens of Excelsior school
district met last Thursday night and
organized la wand order league with
J. A. c. Kibler, chairman, H. J. Kin
ard, secretary and J. c. Singley, treas
urer. Another meeting will be held
next Friday night, 18TH, and we hope
to have full attendance.
Mr.. Ira Mates, of Columbia, is
spending few days with his fathers
family there. K.
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Fhe monument to the late N. G.
Gonzales (which has been erected in
Columbia will be unveiled on the 23rd.
The exercises will be in charge of Mr..
w. A. Clark, president of the Coma
les monument association. The ad-
dress will be delivered by Rev. Dr. S.
NJ. Smith, friend of Mr.. Gonzales. !:
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County Teachers Association.

The county teachers association
will meet in the Boundary street
school building on Saturday, Novem-
Der IS, 1905. An address will be de-
livered by Supt. E. L. Hughes OF
Greenville. All teachers are earnest
ly requested to be on hand.
T. S. Wheeler, C. Supt. Education
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1905.

Harvie Jordan now talks about IS
cents per pound for cotton. The
farmers have the matter in their own
hands but having won the position
taken by the Southern Cotton associa-
tion at Asheville the matter might be
left to the judgment of each cotton
grower.