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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-02
THAT UNION DEPOT.

Some time ago the Columbia, New
berry. and Laurens road began build
inc a track to the passenger depot
now used by the Southern, the pur-
pose being to erect shed and make
it a. union depot It was proposed to
run the c.. n. & L. track on the side Of
the depot next the city, placing the
depot between the two tracks. Work
was suspended on account of bad
weather. The weather has been good
for some time now, but the work has
not been recommended.
Newberry has for long time
waited patiently for better passenger
depot accommodations. Certainly we
need them, and it is hoped that the c.
N. & L. road will finish the track on
which it has begun work. and give
us a union depot.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-02

Some time ago Congressman A.
Frank Lever started a movement to
secure mail service on the through
freight on the Columbia, Newberry
and Laurens road. Congressman
Lever is still working in the interest
Of this matter. Now Congressman
Aiken is working for an improvement
in the schedule on the Columbia and
Greenville division of the Southern.
The Washington correspondent of
the News and Courier says:
"Mr. Aiken is working with Pres
ident Spe,1cer, Of the Southern rail
road, for an Improvement In the
schedule on the Columbia and Green
vile division, in order to insure con-
nections at Greenville and Seneca on
the main line with trains for Wash
ington and Atlanta. For nearly two
years past Northern mail from Co.
lumbia and Greenville is delayed
twelve hours in transit by reason Of
missing connections at Greenville.
Mr.. Spencer has promised to have the
service improved.' n
Nothing is more important to a
community than good mail facilities.
If Congressman Lever should be
successful in his effort to have mail
service put on the Columbia, Newber-
ny and Laurens freight, it is thought
that probably President Childs, of !
this road could make this train reg !
ular passenger.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-02
sPARTANBURG THIRST.

The dispensary it appears is not the
only thing that dispenses booze IN
pretty good quantity. The express
eompany's local Office is proving a
fair substitute, if estimates Of its
business are to be taken as an indi-
cation. Handling seventy-fve gallons
per day, it will be seen, five hundred
and twenty-five gallons will be dis
seminated in week and two hundred
and fifty gallons will be required to
meet the demands Of thirst for thirty
days.
If the average price per gallon is
put at the very low figure Of $500,
we see Spartanburg's imbibing ele-
ment is paying to out-of-town whis-
key dealers about $6,75O.00, not
counting express charges every month
or $S1, 100000 a year. This is low
estimate because it takes the business
done at the express Office at eompara-
lively quiet time in the booze busi-
ness. The Christmas or holiday rush
would cause an increase in the ship !:
ments and a jump in the grand to- i
tails. And then it must be understood .
that the express company's whlskey
business is but in its infancy, being
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-02
PARR SHOALS.

We understand that the develop,
ment Of the Parr Shoals company
power is now an assured fact, and
within the next ninety days work will
be commenced on the dam. About
five hundred hands will be put to
work On either side Of the river, and
the construction will be pushed as
rapidly as it is possible.
There is no doubt that the power Of
the future is to be electricity and we
trust that the two mills at Newberry
will contract with this company for
power, so that We may be assured Of
it being brought to Newberry. Once
enough horse power is assured for the
transmission Of it to this city, there
will be number Of small Industries
which will utilize it, and in this way,
be able to secure their power much
cheaper than they are doing. This
company should certainly furnish
power much cheaper than it could be
generated by steam, and in fact, once
it is brought here, it could be used
for street lights as we'll. We under
stand it is to be taken to Columbia,
and that there are other points desir-
ing to obtain it, and Newberry should
get in before it is all sold.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-02
RHR HERALD AND NEWS

recounts the story Of how Schurz with
two companions, on the. surrender of
fortress to the Prussians, hid in s.
barn where the enemy's cavalry were
blvouaced, and finally escaped
through a deserted sewer. Anthony
Fiala concludes his accounts of Give
Years in the Artic' with the story Of
the separation Of the party, thel asst
advance north in the darkness. the
final surrender. and the arrival of the
relief ship. Many Of the photographs
in this installment are even more re-
markable than those in the February
number Clara Morris has a charm
ing bit Of stage recollection, "Iook-
ing Backward,' in Which she tells
how she saw Henry Irving for the
first time while she was hunting a
leading man for Mr.. DAILY.
The March nulnber is unusually
strong in good fiction with 1.-The Ex-
lies by Harvey J. O'Higgins; "a
Matter Of Principle" by Samuel Hop
kins Adams; The third story of the
" Arizona Nights' series, "The Cat
tleman's Yarn: The Remittance Man
Story, by Stewart Edward White;
''The Last Pilot Schooner by Ralph
D. Paine; "a Grief Deferred," by
Alice Brown; "a Small person" by
Mary Talbot Campbell; and "A Re-
tributive Trip by Jeanette Cooper.
The poems which balance the num-
Der. are: ''The CrocGs" by Herbert
TRENCH; ''Beyond the Spectrum by
Florence Wilkinson; 1.-THE Marion
attes'' by Witter Bynner: ''In The
Night" by Paul Keister; and "A
Sone,' by A. Z. Housman.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-02
Pool Room and Cigar Store.

Messrs. Monteith Brothers have
opened a pool and cigar and candy
store in the new brick building op-
posite the Newberry hotel, and ad-
joining the" fraternity hall. Messrs.
Monteith Brothers are pleasant gen.
tlemen and their friends predict for
them much success in Newberrv.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-02
established a little more than ;

established little more than a
month. .-Spartanburg Herald.
This is about the situation where
ever prohibition has been tried. 1t is
a little strange but it seems to be a
fact that a "dry town. or a prohi-
bition town Immediately gives to its
inhabitants and visitors as well It
very keen thirst. It may be that the
Spartanburg thirst requires more to
qucnch it than is required by some
other communities. In fact, we are
inclined to think it is rather more
acute than the Newberry thirst if we
are to judge by the remarks Of the
Herald
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-02

Senator J. Q. Marshall has enter
ed the race for mayor Of Columbia,
and while at one time it appeared
Mayor Gihbes would have no opposi-
ton and it was difficult to get any
one to offer for alderman the situation
is now growing interesting. Mr..
Marshall is hard fighter and will
make the race interesting.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-02
We hear considerable complai

We hear considerable complaint
from citizens Of the town Of the reck-
less shooting Of robins in the city linn
its by boys who are possessors of RI
fes and shot guns. Not so much the
shooting of the robins but the fact
that they seem to be utterly regard
less of what other object may be in a
line with the robin and some Of the
shot hit other objects than the bird.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-02

In this issue of The Herald and
News we publish the appropriation
bill in full as passed by the last ses-
sion Of the general assembly. The bill
shows exactly where the states mon
ey goes, and should be interesting to
the reader.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-02

taking the oath of Office and to agree
on a fair and equitable basis upon
which the different kinds Of property
throughout the county shall be assess
ed for the year 1906. This is a most
important meeting and every member
is urged to be present.
". ". CROMER,
Auditor Newberry County.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-02

Newberry should keep all eye on
that railroad from Spartanburg to
Aiken and see to it that the line
comes by this city.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-03-02
SACRIFICE SALE FOR MARCH!
GOODSA7 WHOLESALE PRICES,
Turning dull days into busy days
and giving the trade that buy
. during this sale the adVant-
age Of supplying their wants
and saving all the profit.

In looking my sales for 1905 find that March was the
dulles month of the year. The month Of February this year.
although my expectations shows increase Of over
forty cent last February but the first of March finds
with at least Ten Thousand Dollars goods hand
than should have with my New Spring Goods coming
and with others expected before April t and in order
the dull days Of March to advantage have decided throw
all Of mystock the market wholesale prices do this to
my stock into cash. This will enable you anticipate
your wants and get them wholesale pces and will be the
greatest money saving sale of the season. and will be the talk
Of the town and couty around for months after is
The sale begin at nine o'clock Thursday morning. March
the 8h and continue until the close of business Monday March
the 9h Everything in the store will be included in this SALE
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Pants, Overcoats, Fancy
Vests, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Shirts,
OVeralIs, Suspenders, Umbrellas and other
Mems Furnishing Goods, including from $3-
500 to $1,000 of New Spring Goods.
No memorandums made. No goods exchanged or taken
back and everything during this sale must be spot cash on
livery Tell your neighbors about u.s. and often while
the sale is and get your share Of the bargains that will
offered. Prices will be given in Tuesdays paper,
4. g. JONES.
Newberry, S. c., March /, 1905.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26
La question del meeting obTeTo y las
dusones al "Dia[io de PueIto.RicO

las GALES ornsdas con los colores rojo
y amarillo de Espaaa, dijo que habfa
solo, como nota discordants en- sque-
lla gsma de mat.ces, una bandera de
los Estados u Unidos. Sa rsferfa { una
question de eolores, & un aspecto flsi-
CO do las cosas y no q una question do
nacionalidad nj q un aspecto politico.
I'll corrector de pruebAs no 90 fj6
en- tel detalle, de que la direction del
DIARIo, & cargo entonces del sefior
Bsiz, no 90 enter6, porqus, entsran-
dose, 10 habrfa corregido para evisar
interprstaciones maliciosas.
En- ouanto q los soBRINos DE Mr..
ALLEN, 10 noticis fus levada por I'm
grupo de buenos correligionarios, &
los que di6 sl D1ARIo Is complets pc.
no al recibir del propio Gobsrna ador
una negativa cortes, aclar6 en- el acto,
de 10 manera mas noble, segin hemo,
aclarado siempre nosotros los srrore,
que pueden periudlcar & tercera perso
No, aurque eata ses un enemigo VIC
lento.
En- una ofcina donde sc acumulsr
Glen ssuntos cada tls. 60 muy difci
comprobarlos y aquilatarlos todos
So do Ia impression, y, 81 es justo, 9,
rectifsa CON stncsridsd. Elo ocurrs
en- cnalquier organo de Ia p,ensa de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26
En- Ia FortaIeza

Anoche hubo reception en- Ia Man.
sion Eiecutiva. Como siemprs qued6
el acto muy concurrido, hacienda los
honores ell gobernador Winthrop y su
dIstinguida ssposA. Rscordamos en-
personals que asistieron & los senores
aiguientes,
Manuel Camufiss J Iefors, ssno-
rita OArlotita Camufas, Santiago r.
Palmer y lefiorA, w. +. Willoughby
y serora, Joss Ramos ArcsyA , seno.
ra, Consul Medina , iehora, Juan
Hernandez Lopez y senors, IsabelitA
Romero, jose de Diego. Juan j. Was
Ochoteco, Rafael del Valls, Federico
e, Virella, valeriano Vlrella Uribs,
Luis MoLtalvo Guenard, Mariano
Abril, Juan r. BAiz, Coronsl Ham.
mill, Comandsnte Luts, Tenisnte il.
dice, Teniente Reixach Tsniente Hos
tos, Jose Users, Ramon Hern6ndez,
Honorable r. Fl, Post y otroa cAba.
lleroT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26
Buena gestion

81 vecino dc Ia ciudsd de Arecibo
don Francisco Mercsdsnts, soliC to de
la o6cins superior de Ssnidad un per
misc para eiercer ls industrla de pom
pas finebres. La direction do SAM.
dad manifesto 81 aeHor Mercad ante
que no podfa conceder el indicado per.
misc, toda vex que la ordsnanxa So
bre Ia question, no habia atdo apro.
badA ado por ell Conssio Eiscutlvo.
FL aenor alcalds de Arecibo puao
en- manoS dc 10 Liga do Municipios el
ssunto, remitlendo los artecedentss ia. .
dos { 10 o6cina do 10 expresada auo
ciacion. g sstionAdo 81 asunto por Ia
Liga, ls direction de Sanidsd reIusl-
We que ella no prohibe al seaor Mer.
cadsnts ell eisrcicio de Ia lndus,ris re-
ferida, porque solo as ha limitsdo 4
decir que no pueae conceder sI permI :
so solicitado en- virtud de que no hay
reglsmento sobre Ia natsrIa. All se
ha comunicado por Ia LigA de NUM-
cipios 81 Seaor alcAlde de Arec!bo.
El sefiar Mercadsnte podr& eiercsr
su induatria en- igual lorna cue en-
San Juan, Ponce, Aaysg0az otros
puntos, SujetGudoGs i aicamente 4 las
preIcripcIoneI de las leyes de Ssnidad
vigentes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26
Sobre un emprGstito

Los sehorea Sa1toni y Coira pre-
seutaron aver q la C&mara de Delegs
dos .un bill sobre emprestito de un
million de dollars, con deatIno exclusi
vamente & cArretsraI insularea.
Por dicho proyecto SO autoriza al
TeBorero en- nombre del Pueblo ce
Puerto Rico, 4 emitir bonos por Ia
cantidAd ArribA menciouAda.
Dichos bonos, de 500 dollars csda
uno, devengarSn un intereI de Arg.
anual, ,ique se har& elective por GemeS
tres.
CadA bono llsvara los cuponer
correspondienteS y las Hrmss del Co.
bernador y el TeIorero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26

mundo. Los de este pats acsptan las
aclaracfonss. Los de otros paisss no
las aceptan do un modo tan alberto y
expontknso.
Por 10 demkf, nosotros hemos lef.
do ese gran argumento lapzado por 10
pluma de Dones. de Contrerss, de don
Cruz Castro. Y no nos sorprendi6,
Sc trataba dc adversarios on lucha
empedadfsima Nos sorprende, Of, Ian
zado por 10 pluma de Aldss. Y si
quisiSramos dsvolver sl dardo, diria.
mos que quien usa estas armas contra
nosotros, tambisn pudo pronunciar On
81 meeting las cslebres frasss para mo.
teiar 81 partido unionista.
Rechazamos, no obstante, sss rs.
curse. En- primer lugsr porque nc
nos place eontinuar IL polsmics, y la
de ahora es nuestra Ultima palab bra |.
en- segundo lugsr porqus nos place
Greer que en- los discuraos del r.eetind
ell fusgo de 10 improvisaci6n llsv6 &
nuestros amigos mas ALA do gu propd.
sito, 10 eusl es frecuente en- los inprom
tus tribunicios.
Puestos los puntos sobre las ies
en- defsnsa del Diario, cuya herencia
recogio LA DEMoCRACIA, hemos def.
nitivsmente conclude.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26

Mr.. Post, esta copforms con 10
propuesto por Mr.. Feuille. Las en-.
miendss introducidas en- el bill no
stec,an q ests en- NADIA; por 10 contra.
rio, 10 fAyorecen. Cede gus!oso todo el
siempo que estimen necesarlo aus com,
psfleros para estudlar dichas enmien.
das. En- 10 Sscci6n 10a de dichs ley re
dispone que haya un preclnto en- caia
mlnicipio;lo que h ace que el proceed.
miento adoptado aea mas sencillo on 10
que respects inscrlpciones election.
Los colegios ssran situados on zona
urbaus. En- muchos munlcipios, da-
daa Sus condolences geografcas, ha-
bra que establscer mas de un precin
10, como en- Utuado por ejsmplo, don.
de SO establecer& uno en- la c!udad >
otrn en- Jayuya, con In capitalidAC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26

Procurando rsctlfcar nustro ioven
amigo el senior Aldea los ipformas
trafdos & La DEMocRAcIA sobre el
meeting obrero del lines, entire otras
cosas escribe;
<Y duicamente me explico Ia In.
formation Que Ee do acerca del a,unto
en- question, que hsyan intervenido
idsnticos factores como los que sor-
prendieron al sDisrio de Puerto Rico,
en- 1900, y le deiaron decir que Ii ban
dera americana sobrabs en- una fiesta
celebradA on <La Carolinss, y que Ell
Unpopular Gobsrnador Allen hsbfa
trsfdo de los Estadoa nidos & varios
sobrinos para colocarlos en pusstos
pdbiicos, hechos inciertos que 80 to-
maron luego por falaces gobernant ties
J ensm'gos do Puerto Rico, para acu.
aar On informes ofcialss elevados oil
Presidente Nc Klnley, de desleal al
patri6tico partido federal y presentar
q sus directores como elemsntos POGO
ainceros>
Las frasea & que sc alude, concsr-
nientes & 10 bandera americana, no
son exactss. Un colsborsdor del Ola
RIO, don Jose G. del Vale, llsv6 & Ia
rsdaec6n la resei1a de una festividad
pGblica. Y al descrIbir el aspecto de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26
Proyecto de ley

SAbsmos que Sc prepsr& NO bill
del Conseio Executive, oonstituvendo
dos Corles de DistrIto en- San Juan.
Una para los asunt0s elviles y otra
en- los crtminaleg, en- delitos msyores
y civiles en- que el Pueblo de Puerto
Rico sea psr,s. Saex.eptuaran aque
Hos caRos que envoelvan bienss lnmue
bleH 8 10 adjudication de titulo. Los
iueces cobraran ua sueldo de $50 do
liars mensuslea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26
C0NSEJ0 EJECUTVO
SESSION. DEL Ola Is

Continuation de Ia pdgina ~
seieros que en- la discusi6n tomen par.
te, deben usar el Ter gusje mas claro y
sencillo, de manera que pusdan hscer.
se entender de las personals menos
iustruidas. Recomienda que 90 tenga
mucho cuidado en- 10 que q fschas ae
redere, & fin de que no ocurra 10 que
en- las elecciones pasAdas, cue hubo
muchas equlvocaciones por descuido
de las fechss On varios documentos.
Hsce slgunas rtcomsnd aciones mas
sobre sl proyecto.
Mr.. Feuille convene con Mr..
Post on que 90 hags una retormA de
ID ley electoral VICENTE, pero que para
estudiar las enmiendas introducidaa,
propone que 10 discussion do 81 &C
tranafera para manana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26
Una maci6n.

FL delegsdo sen or Bernardlnl de
Ia Huerta pidl0 aver la Camara 90
solicitaae de la ComlGi6n liquidadora
de Carceles, las reclams clones et!a
bladas apt' dicha coml.i6n por el
Agontam slto de G oafama Fl Mhor
Merdez CFriora secund6 10 moc!0n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26

On cada uno. Su mayor obi.to o.
que los precintos sean colocados geo.
gfadcamense en- tods Ia isla y oue los
colegios ss'Sn situsdos en- sitios asce.
sibles.
KS aprob ada la petici6n del attor.
nv y se trasfsre la discussion del bill,
Sc lsvanta Ia Comisi6n total.
LA comisidn de 1mpresos informs
irforma los siguientss proyectos de
ley:
O. B. ndnsro 58, que pass ala
com!si6nn Judicial.
r. c. ndmero 3, que pasa 4 Ia co.
mission de Hscienda.
No habiendo otro aaunto do qua
tratar, SO levsnto IL session Alas 3v
10 minutes, ,citSndose para hov Gla.2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26
FL Iuez Benet.

Aver tArde cor fsrsncl6 con el At
torrey don jose Bsnet, Juez munich
pal de Coamo, La entrevista fae alb.
solutamene reservsds. A las seis
Ssii6 ell senior Bsntt haciA su residen-
cia. Probablementa estarS en- esta
ciudad en- Ia aemans pr6xlma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26

DOS JOvEFEs, uno de ellos de
20 af1oa, que poses conoeimientoa do
eomsreio adquirtdos en- Oolegio do
BarOslona, que conoca frances & In.
giles ? con prActica comsrcial adquiri.
de en- Nav York, dsssa coloearss ca
ehts capital On la iala.
FL otro, de Is amos, con alguna
pr&ctiea en- qNinaallerfa, aspira A co,
loearse en- esta eIadad.
Para informes, dirijirss &P, o,
Box S35, San Juan 2. r,
6v. lks.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26
|MPRES|0NES Y N0TICIAS

quienss 90 proponen viaitar las ciu-
dades mas tables de America Ests
mafsnA dssembarcaron a]gunoa csn-
ecarss de dichos tiouristas,s los cua
les viaissrou los priucipaleu edifcios
de San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26

do repeAtlnamsnte en- Palma do Ma.
lIorsa tEspRGs).
Era el foado pa Ire de nuestroa
amigos don Antonio y DamiAn eau.
bet, socios dc Ia casa Sucesores de
Mayol, de San Juan.
Rsciba 10 familia Caubet nuestrs
mas aentlda expression de CONDOLENCES.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26
falleCimiento.

Sc hR resibido un cable on San
Juan, snunciando ell tslleclmIsnto de
don Antonio caubst y Castro, ocurri.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26
TuristaS.

Esta mafiana tome puerto el yacht
SPrincssA Victoria Laisa,s que lleva
ksu bordo euatroeientoS StsuristAs, ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26
LA SALUD

Farmaoia Drogueria. a.-Pavia 8, Areabo p K,
Exnsa renovaia Personal ntelgsnts Pco
mas imads Dsp6so de les famosas pdoraS Maasz eApu1s
Henn. DsPuraivo Ruso Inysec6n Roia
Octuhre dc 30806
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26
Acadia Municipal de
EIo-P -Piedras

Aprobsdo por Ell Hon. Secretario
de Puerto Rico el remits de los ma.
terlales de ls antigua Casa Consisto.
rial, propisiad del Nuniclpio de es.
to pueblo, SO ha sefialado para 81 acto
de 10 suhasta ell Viernes 2 de Febrero
entrante q 10 una de 10 tsrde en- al
salon de Ia Acadia, con suieci6n 81
pliego de Condiciones que SO halla dc
manifesto en- Ia Secretaria del Ayun.
tamiento.
Lo que Sc hace rdblico para la
concurrencla de licitadores.
Rio Piedras, Euero "a de 1906.
JUAN CALOCA.
5Vs Alcalde Municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-26

NoTE The Company daily linn number Of seats In
mobiles Aguads tickets ente
seat the automobiles and w s sold ct the station Of
ondueor train The price OF each ticket IS co. The
Company Is rsponsible for the automobile service
sompn diariamsnss nimero
autom5v Aguada Los beses
ho asiento autom6v a en
sda del del presto de cada bie co.
compana rssponabdsd aguna
do automobiles.
N Flag Stop Trains to rssivs discharge
Parads de seha Los trenes prarAn 10 sha do tomar
pasageros.
Daily
plaro
I Daily except sundays.
Diaro exseDo domingoa
Sunday only.
DonbEo solanepte.