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The Newark journal., 1905-04-21
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The Newark journal., 1905-04-21
Agricultural Exports.

In the past three years, while our exports have averaged more than S1, 100000, ,0o0, agriculture's share in this trade has been near. Iy S900, 1000, ,000.-Success.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-14
Sober Politicians.

Governor Hanley. Of Indiana, is a
practical reformer In speaking re-
Gently concerning appointments to
Office under his administration, he
says:
u have noticed that railroads and
other large business enterprises OF
recent war have ruled against men
who drink. This is a good policy
I think, and so long as am governor
OF the state the same policy shall be
pursued"
Fine! Let us have sober politicians.
# railroad men who handle precious
human argosies and sailors who steer
the warships need to be sober GER
+ainlv the men who marage and steer
the ships OF state should be OF like
character.
One OF the accompanying but I'M
necessary sins Of politics IS that OF
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-14

liqour drinking. Watch the hotel
bars at any political convention. The
solution of the temperance question
j. cuming--n"t iii he way some per
sons want i; to cumc->luWiv. surely
coming.
1t is coming through thc demands
OF great corporations upon their en-
Dloves. Sobrictv in such service IS
absolute. And il is also coming
through the slow but sure education
Of social custom.
lin this age OF strenuous effort So
briefly is a vital virtue. The business
world has puc its ban upon booze.
And now if we can reform the poll
ticians the millennium may not be so
far from realization as we may have
opincd.-lt1anta Journal.
Soberness is needed not only IN
railroad employees and politicians and
office holders but in every walk Of
life. The mar who is not entirely
sober a; all times himself. If he is
called upon TO employ some one to
take charge OF important and respon-
siblc matters will always try to Sc
lcct a sober man for the work. I'm
der orr system OF selecting men Tor
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-14
EXAMINATION.

An examination for teachers will be
held on Friday, May 10TH, 1905, at 10
o'clock a. m. Besides the ordinary
subjects such as English grammar.
arithmetic. algebra, geography, his
tory. physiology and hygiene. ques-
tons will be submitted on Hughes
Mistakes in Teaching. Peterman's
civil government, and surrent eevnts.
The teachers are advised to read the
Last of the Mohicans, and the Vision
of Sir Launfai. The examination for
white teachers will be held In the Of
flee of the county superintendent OF
education, for colored teachers. in the
court room.
J. S. Wheeler,
Co. Supt. Education.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-14
Presidents in Retirement.

OnIv ten men who have held the
office of president reached or sur
passed Nj. Cleveland's present age
OF IS; only six exceeded it by so much
as ten years, and lone exceeded 1t
bv quite twenty years. Only ten
presidents have survived their retire
ment from office longer than Mr..
Cleveland. and four Of these lived to
d great age.
Washington. who survived his re-
1;rement less than three years,
thought himself an old man when he
was frs, made president at the age
OF 81. John Adams survived his re-
.;rc?nent a quarter OF a century, and
his son, John Quincy, who outllved
his retirement nearly twenty years,
was the only president who had near
" as conspicuous a public career at
ter occupying the presidency as be-
fore.
Monroe's six years after his retire.
nlcnt from office were passed in COM
parative obscurity and his dying
hours were embittered by scandalous
cusations in connection with jack
sons seizure Of Spanish forts in
Florida during the first Seminole
war.
Polk outlived his retirement less
than a year and there is every rea-
son to suppose that had Arthur COM
passed his ambition OF an election to
the presidency in 1884 he would have
died early in his term, for he out
lived his retirement less than two
years.
TYLER, who outlived his retirement
twenty years, emerged from obscurity
near the end Of his life to preside over
the vain peace convention on the eve
Of the civil war. he afterwards selV-
ed in the congress OF the Confederate
states.
Bunchanan lived more than seven
ears after his retirement and took
the opportunity to write what was in
effect a defence of his administration.
Jefferson and Jackson were the on
~ presidents who exerciser a really
powerful influence over party coun-
ellis after their permanent retirement
from public Office. though Van Buren,
was an active politician as long as he
had hope OF denomination at the
hands Of any party.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-14

In Greenwood county a criminal
case was held over a MAJ and woman
on condition that The woman leave
the county and the man come to
Greenwood only on business and
leave promptly when through with
his business.
We Go not exactly understand why
il should be more OF a crime for the
man to loaf around the city OF Greeal-
wood than to roam at large through
the county. And why it is right to
put the woman on some other county.
1t is stated that if this agreement IS
violated the case will be prosecuted
vigorously.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-14
NOTICE.

We will receive applications for
dispenser at Prosperity, S. c., on the
18th Of April up to IL o'clock a. m
and will consider same and elect on
the 9th day of May, 1905. Appllca-
tons must be legally drawn.
Jacob Sem,
]. P. Harmon,
J. R. Scurry,
Members County Board Of Con-
troll for Newberry County.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-14

The rural delivery service has
grown more rapidly and done more
to help the people than anything that
has been done in a long time. There
is talk now Of extending the service
to II foreign possessions. HAWAII
Porto Rico and the Philippines.
More than 5000 new routes were put
in operation in this country tor the
ten months ending April I. 1t Will
not be long before every section OF
the country will have the mail at the
doors of the people who live in the
rural districts. The policy Of the gov
is to extend the service and
it is right. Everything that is OF
benefit to the comfort OF the people
who live in the country should be
done.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-14

This is the season of the year TO
do some good road working. New
berry needs il as much as any coun-
~ in the state. II the chain gang
could be put on some permanent road
Improvement and the supervisor
could get a few more convlcts from
the penitentiary instead Of running
the gang over the county fixing
bridges we could soon have a prac-
ticai and tangible demonstration OF
what is meant by a good road. we
have been in several counties recently
and hey are all forging ahead OF us
in this important matter OF road i'm
provement.
The beautiful little town OF Lees
willie has built several miles OF clay
and sand road simply by putting the
CLAW on the sand and it makes an eN-
cellent road at a. very small cost. IN
Greenwood county the chain gang IS
leveling off the rough places and
running the crusher over the clods.
A drive of eighteen miles in a bug
CIV in Anderson county the other day
was a pleasure on account Of the tine
condition of the public road. Spar
tanburg is building macadarn roads
and is going at it in a business like
wav. 1t is an investment that will
pay any county that will make 1t.
But it II be done in a business like
manner or you can soon spend a lot
OF money with 10 results.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-14

The LaurenS Advertiser says the
best thing to do is to elect Gov: Hey
wood ior another term. He has made
ar excellent chief magistrate but
there are others and it is bad to set
2 precedent for a third term.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-14

Mr.. .Ansel is now in favor OF local
option. Two years ago ne was a dis
pensary man.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-14
FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1905.

Every now and then another states
man is mentioned lor governor.
There will be no lack in numbers.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-14
THE NEWBERRY COTTON
MILLS.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Newberry Cotton Mills
will be held in council chambers at
Newberry, S. C., on " -dnesday, the
third day of May, 1905, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, for the election Of di-
rectors for the ensuing year, and TOR
the transaction of other business.
T. J. McCrary,
Pres't and Treas.
Geo. S. Mower,
Secretary,
N~ewberry. S. c.. April 22, 1905,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
ATTORNEY GENERAL PRICHARD
DEFINES HIS POSITION
On the AI-AbsOrbing Statehood Question. Object.
ing to Friends Being Amused
at His Conduct.
JOLLlfS COLONEL HOPtwELL ON HIS WIT AND uUMOU

, the states 81 the union under lts pres
eni name and boundaries"
The Hon. ~ J. liagcrman. the new
" appointed governor. Hon. "a. O.
liursum and others we're present when
this resolution was introduced by me
and adopted by the committee /
supported Mr. ROdey NJ ihis conven-
ton for nomination as candidate
Tor delegate 10 congress, earnestly,
enthusiastically aud detorminedly, but
not one word wis said By ME In that
convention. before it, or after II. IN
favor of Joint statehood. Mr. ROdey.
not having heon nominated. / support
cd Mr.. Andrews. the nominee of that
convention, In the campaign. believing
lt my duty 20 DO 80. qs Il was tho duty
% every republican TO do. and ! advo-
Gated separate statehood In that cam
pnlgn as party measure. and the re-
publican candidate Tor delegate 20 con
gross was elected on a platform con
tanning the above separate statehood
plank
remember helng Ia Los Angeles
last summer and OF meeting there the
Hon. Marcus smith. the Hon. w. H.
Greer aud others. aud that statehood
was freely discussed. So far the state
mont In the above article is true. but
Il ~ uncaulyocaily untrue that I said
one word AZ that time IN favor of
joint statehood, but on the other hand
advocated with an the reason AZ my
command. separate statehood for New
Mexico, and The Hon. Mark smith. Mr.
G. NJ shannon. who ~ that time lived
in this territory. and tho Hon w IT,.
Greer. aud a half dozen other. whose
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
ovERrAkEN VITA HsmoR.
RHA0E AND OiED ALONF

telegram was received AZ the 0ilico
Of tho sheriff last nlEht from Hot
Springs saying that a ainale ria had
Just come there ana that there Was ln
II the dead body 90 y. A. 8nathof
who had left there Ia the nOrninE
Tor the White Cloud mine ne Nns
covered with blood and II was sup
posed that w had died uf q hcmOr-
rhHKe. The teicgnm added. though
that that was not quite clear. ana fo-
conn. anded that the coroner BE- fonf
up 10 the Junction. Another telerfam
Was received by r. MOhn giving the
length o. the box which should ho
brought along for the dead man
body. Il was decided, though. 10 or
der the body 20 be- wrapped In can-
vaeH and hruuEht 90 the city this
morning, when the inquest VIII be-
held, Saaihon was formerly con
ductor on the 81 r. y. a -, bur bad
for aome time been interested IN mln-
Inc south n tho Junction Phoenix
Republican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
BtLEN CUT.OFF
THROUGH TRAINS WILL RUN
WITHIN TWELVE MONTHS
SUBSTANTIAL CONSTRUCTION
WORK DONE.

J. V. Key. constructing engineer on
the Eastern Railway OF New Mexico,
and who has charge OF work between
Epris and Belen. was In santa Fe on
official buclncss with the manage.
ment ~ the Santa Fe Central rail.
way, SAYS the New Mexican.
Mr.. Key could not md words strong
enough TO condemn enc news items
Which appeared a few days ago In the
Albuquerque papers 10 the effect that
friction existed between the Santa fe
Central railway and the Eastern ..ail'
way OF New Mexico. aud that the for.
mer road had secured an injunction
enjolning the Eastern Railway OF New
Mexico from crossing the tracks Of
the former at willard. He stated that
the best OF feeling prevails between
the officials of the two roads and
courtesy and consideration have char.
acterized their conduct towards each
other. The lie was a malicious one,
and was originated for the purpose Of
dOing injury. n was telegraphed 10
eastern papers and created trouble,
although denied absolutely. az soon
as possible.
Track laying ON the division oi
which Mr.. Key has charge, commenc
ed today az Epris, west towards the
Abo pass The distance between Be
len and Epris g. ii2 mlloa
The grade work In Abo pass will
he finished by sac end of this month
and the maximum "a six-tenths OF one
per cent. 'r thirty feet 10 the mile.
The work I'm the pass Is OF the very
best and of the most substantial kind
From Eprls vest there are now about
500 men and 500 teams employed. and
everything is moving smoothly and
satisfactorily
fne aud ample water supply has
been developed at willard. which. IN
Mr. Keys opinion. VIII become an i'm
poriant trade center and town.
Mr. Key has not received the tai
est Information 90 the condition OF
the work between Texico and Eprls,
a dlstance OF 1876 miles. but accord
ing To the latest news. about sixty
miles of road have been completed
from Epris west, aud construction
trains are running In his opinion.
passenger trains will run from Tex.
leo, via Eprls and willard TO nolen. IN
six monlhs and 20 Puerco station to
a connection with the Santa ~ ia.
ciAc railroad within twelve months
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
CAN'T FOOL the CITIZEN

The tRe ACCOMMODATES. Percy a.
Mogarrel ssG David v Faasctt, who
are crossing the desert, have a 'prfus
agent" az tnD eastern end II their
TIP. aud are sending out printed ae-
counts" OF their Journey The Citlxen
received one 81 those "nrinted ~
counts" dated from Peach SPRINGS,
Dee ~. but thle paper feeling SURE
that the two men are not carrying
along with them printing ONCE with
job press. and knowing positively
well that the automobile company Was
trying t0 get a lOt Of free aivefllsing
refused 10 pFint me advanced printed
account. Other papers. however. Ia
this territory. and one not very FAR
from The citizen once, published the
printed account" whether IL WAS W.
or not, and even placed an advanced
date on the ace0nnt. thus deeelvlnF
the public again a. 90 ihcir iclegrams.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

nantes cannot nov remember. will
confirm what I row here say.
Whvlher / ever congratulated Col
ohqi Hopewell ON anything he may
have snid or done Ia regard 20 state
hood 40 not remember, but n ho
says l did. ] have no a. nlal 10 make.
admire Colonel Hupewcll for his
outspoken cAndOr on any question he
espouaea. and have often enjoyed his
VII nnd humor and could not ind Il
possible not 10 congratulate him ON
any honorable effort b. might make
Not having changed my views on this
subject ! have nothing TO apologize
Tor. ! do not look AT the question In
the light that "a man IL necessarily
my enemy because he may diner from
me on this subject. / accord 10 osh-
ers the same right that assume TO
myself Of thinking and acting a. they
please. Il " only a difference Of
opinlon on a public matter. In which
misrepresentation Of another's posi-
ton helps neither the individual max
ing them nor tho cause he represents.
Tho proposition Of Joint statehood
never came from the people of either
ttffttDiy IN the hIat place. nut ~ hifn-
ply a re-echo Of sentiment that
found Ito birth among some u our
eastern friends, who we're Jealous Of
the growing power of the west. and
who look 81 the question through mar
row sectl0naliHm. I am not borrow
INK my Ideas from those gentlemen on
the statehood question aR nattor
myself that knoN more about what
we want hero than they 10 But az
this explanation ~ my attitude Ia not
for the purpose of discussing the mer-
IL ~ statehood from any aspect, I
fOfbcar going into that subject nov.
GEO. w. PRICHARD.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

To a parry of friends who had con
gregated SO see the slight. Mr. Neher
announced that ho was on his way 10
tht haadgatca of the Alameda ditch.
where for Tho past centuries wild
boars had ruamod ut Viii ana 10 the
the doa mctiuu of certain clements Ia
that particular locality They are
hard 10 shoot ana OF course harder
10 catch. but he thought ne would
aucceed IN killing several of tho best
From tho cQrcafses of those slain, he
could secure few hams. aud have
something for Christmas dinner other
IMAM turkey. etc. Seeing tho crowd
of people Increasing NJ Neher rode
on, and This afiornnon ls somewhere
among the inhsles OF the Alameda
precinct.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
MEIER LEAVES CITY
ON WILD HOG HUNT
JUST As he MOUNTED HIS YOUNG
DROMEoARN CARTE MIST
"scAR-FAcED CHARLEY" TOOK
HIS MEASURE.

This morning, George X. Neher. who
has q great reputation throughout tho
southwest AZ q huntsmar land a fish
erman, and one whore belt holds tro-
phiea from his unerring aim, and
suckers galore, appeared al the corner
~ Second st-eet and Railroad avenue
under Interesting conditions and Just
~ the moment The Evening Citizen's
famous cartOonlsi. r-facod Char
lev" hove IN sight. The following Is
the work ~ the cartoonist, showing
Mr.. Noher on tho young dromedary
which he purchased at The Portland
exposition and which he win present
10 his son, Willie Noher. as a Christ
mas present
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
KICKED MS TORMfNTOR
WHEN OFFICER CAME
FoR so DOING, Z. ARcHULETA
WAS ARRESTED ALONG WITH
N. MoNToVA.

a native named NJ Montoya. who
made himself conspicuous on Rail.
road avenue early last evening hy be-.
lng loaded down both with blankets
and beoze cultivated bitter an.
'lpathy against one u. Archuleia.
shortly after becoming acquainted
with him. giving vent 10 his aversion
~ proinne words, which Archulota
resented 90 the extent of appealing 10
TIE police A pairolman took Montoya
~ charge and aiarted with him toward
the clty prison, when AgchulOia cru
aicd a sensation by running up BE-.
hind the prisoner and administering
a hard kick. Tho patrulman placed
Archuleio under arrest for hts qheer
mode 81 securing revenge.
Both pleaded guilty In police court
this morning and IN each case the
sentence ~ tho court was ave DAYS
IN the streets or the payment 81 Z t5
fine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
GONE TO slcK wlFe

w ILLTWVII
Charles + linnoy section director
OF the weather bureau NJ Santa re-
has been granted an indefinite leave
OF absence Ia order 10 allow him 10 re-
main al the bedside Of hiA wife. who
~ stlli quite M al Alien, ~. slls
children. Dorothy and Edward. have
peen very w with whO0pinR c0ueh
but q j. believed thar hey have pass
eh the crisis and are now out ~ dan
ger Mrs l.inney'8 moihcr. Mrs. vii
liam Moore. who h anite feeble. /.
Alec confined 90 her bed.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
CARNEGIE R9FusEs -

Andrew Carnegie. through hts Sec
Rotary, James liuham, has refused 40
nsslet The members 81 the W0man's
Board OF Trado OF Santa Fo Ia erect
Ing a suitable library Ia that city
For a number Of months the women
have been working constantly In an
effort 90 secure donation from Mr.
Carnegie
A short time ago. however the
WOman'a Board OF Trade received the
follos Ing letter which They oonaldor
as a final answer 30 their request for
nsslHtancc.
yours og the 2fih received perue-
Ing the correspondence q appears
that you are tn very comfortable
quarters now and that what was Nee
ossary was money for maintenance,
which you have by nov obtained
Respectfully,
JAMES nUHAM,
Secretary
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
HALT IS CALLED
IN MAIL ABUSES
coRrELVoU cALLs ArvERTloN
TO DEVICES RgsoRTEo TO ~
FORCING SUBSCRIPTIONS.


a special dispatch irUm Washington
dated Doc. ~. says. The potin4stet
general. Ia the daily bulIniin 81 he
department. has Directed the attention
of uosimnatcra 10 abuses Ut Che ser-
ond class privilege BY cefinin pnbii-
cations After settling insth many 81
Vices used Tor sVadlng che law ~
forcing subscriptions, and guoiing me
law. be- says
IN enforcing thls reqnlfelaeet ~
the law AZ Ga a legitimate llel 81 SUB
acgihCrs. the following vii ~ frrng-
nizcd a. constituting actual suHacfip-
iionss
-. Direct subscriptions 90 The
publisher By TIE subscriber when psld
Tor by him.
'2 subscriptions To tha artai of
the publisher when actually paid ~
the subscriber himself.
%. Copies regularly nold 81 news.
boys ar local agents or ncwa aEcnia-
"a Copies regularly sold over thn
publishers counter
a. Copies sent a. hunahdr rA-
changes with oihef publications ads
mlited to the second class, one copy
Tor an0ihrr.
20. Individual Subscriptions desired
as hnnnndn gins when paid Tor ~ TOE
donors Tor the benefit ~ rcclplenia.
such subscriptions viii be limited
strictly 20 those coming within thai
definition. and VII not be permitted
10 be- used rs "a rover for adgeriialng
or other purpose ~ the publisher er
donor
Under the same rule the publish
~ may become donor 81 such gift sub
seriptlous. bat IN al cases the propor-
ilun az these subscriptions 90 the
whole iist viii be considered and given
weight in determining the Legitimacy
OF such lists.
In thus latter cinaa may be lnciud.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23
ROUGH FOOTBALL
PLAYING Ar Las VEGAS.

Hau Otl and Dolak Moyah had a
serious collision ON the aeld during
the second half Of tho Indian Normal
game in this city, says the Optic. Van
struck their heads together Van OFT
was Knocked unconscious and the In
dian was thrown 10 the ground, but
managed % get up aud start on with
the ball until he was tackled success
fully BY HedgcOck. The indian had a
deep threo-inch cash cut In the top ~
his head and his haiF was soaked With
blood but he kept on playing until the
game was over,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-12-23

We expect 10 pnt 20e0 mon "a
WORK constructing the Denver. Norin.
Western a Pacific railroad. beyona
Gore canyon" said David Il. Molfat
OF Denver. owner. president ana also
builder Of the Monnau road. sour
purpose Il 10 push the line a. fast as
possible toward Salt Lake. Al the
same time there viii be a large force
az work carrying The work through
Gore canyon