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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25
MONDAY evening, NOV. 25, 1907.

TX THE Gszete's Washington CORE
spondence of Saturday two paragraphs
we're published concerning the tariff,
which should be well considered. One
was the announcement by the House re-
publican leaders, Payne and Dalzell,
that there would be no tariff revision
legislation this winter, and the other,
WIN. j. Bryan's method of dealing with
the trusts which are protected by the
tariff. Mr.. Payne and Mr. Dalzsll call
ed at the White House together On Sat
urdsy and spent hali-hour 10 CONVEX
sation with the President. It's presumed
that the tariff was the subject Of discus
sion, since the positive announcement
was made by the visitors as they came
away that nothing in the way Of tariff
legislation would be accomplished this
coming session. 1t is stated that both
Mr. Payne ard Mr.. Dalzsll laughed
heartily when reminded that the Presi-
dent had tod certain newspaper pub
fishers that the tariff on wood pulp
would be taken %. II haven't heard
anything about IT," said Mr.. DALI L,
con.rolliog his mirth sufficiently to
speak. "The President did not say q
word about it," 'tThsPs a terribly big
duty" said Mr.. Payne, sarcasticslly.
"About IS per cent. l should not be
surprised if il broke all the papers in
the country. Ii it closes up some of the
newspaper 1 think & nj ght be good
thing"
Mr.Byan also talked with the President
nearly haitian hour Oh Saturday. He came
TO the White House within few minutes
of the departure Of Representatives Payne
and Dalzsll who had announced, when
they left, tina. there would be no tariff
revision during the coming session Of
Congress. When asked what he thought
Of that announcement, Mr. Bryan
said: "They are erjudges of what a
republican Congress will do than am"
Then he added: '1f we're 10 decide
upon the tariff matter, l would put every
thing on the free list that comes in COM
petition with trus.-mads articles" "But
Mr.. Payne says that the tariff on paper
pulp is only 10 per cent" some one
suggested. "TheD, if it is 50 small, why
should there be any objection to removing
it?" he replied. Mr.. Bryan added that
it was evident that nothing could be
hoped for in the way Of tariff revision
during this, republican, Congress.
Look here upon this picture and then
on this, Compare the utterances of these
men and judge who is the true patriot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25
Narrow Escape of Taft's Train.

Karasnoysrsk, Siberia, Nov. 25 How
nsrrow sn escape Secretary Tsf3s train
had from serious wreck on the Trsns-
Siberian railsay al Chita yesterday has
Just leaked cut. A switch which should
have been closed for its passage was left
open instead, and the error was discover
ed by a railroad employee barely 10 time
to prevent disaster. Had the train been
thrown upon the siding it would have
crashed into q string of freight cars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25
Mr.. CIexeIand,s Health.

Princeton, n. j., Nov. 25.-Grover
Cleveland, who has been very i'll at his
home here of intestinal trouble since
Thursday, is much better today. Mrs.
Cleveland said this morning there is no
immediate danger of recurrence of the
malady. "We are not alarmed now"
she said, "snd expect an immediate re-
covery, although he is very weak"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25
I'D be Made Cardinals

Rome, Nov. 25.-Arcbbishops Lucon
of Rheims, and Andrieu, Of Marseilles,
will be made Cardinals at the next Sc
cret consistory December 16. AT q
public consistory December 10 red hats
will be conferred on Cardinals Dinaldini,
former Papsl Nuncio to King Alfonso,
court, and Aguirre, Archbishop of Bur-
cos, who were given places in the Sacred
College at the last consistory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25
The Walsh Trial .

Chicago, Nov. 24.-Supposed signers
of notes for millions of dollars found
among the Walsh bank assets today de-
clared they we're unsware OF the existence
OF these securities" until notified by
the government. Walsh aud his assist
ants, the government alleges, drew the
names they used from the pay roll Of
the bankers enterprises. Without be-
ing consulted some Of these men testified
their names we're affixed to notes for
Sa2, 600 a piece.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25
New York stock Market.

The market ruled generally heavy all
through the ii st hour and at toe end Of that
period prices decliues ranging from to | IL
points. with an exception that decline Of two
points in Missouri Pacific. The changes in
the management are construed in the ex-
change as indicating coming strained rtla-
tons with labor organizations ard some OF
the bear operators regarded this IS an I'M
favorable factor in the market. Cover lment
bonds unchanged; other bonds slightly lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25
The ThaW Trial.

New York, Nov. rs. That post
ponemeat OF the trial Of Harry K. Thaw
from December 20, the date now set for
it, will in all probability be ssked, was
admitted today by both the District At
toruey's olIlce and Thsw's counsel. Tho
fac. that the defense will probably ask
change OF venue on the ground that a
fair trial for their client is impossible in
New York, may cause the postponment
to be until late in January.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25

The northeast gale which swept along
the Atlantic coast yesterday was espsc.
tally severe 10 the vicinity Of Delaware
Breakwater. One life was los. IS d.
rect result of the heavy seas aud ssehOOn-
er YVES blown ashore and lsst night wGs
in danger of being pounded 10 pieces.
Dispatches from Atlantic City report
considerable damage from the gale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25
Appendicitis

Is due in a large measure to abuse of the
bowels, by employing drastic purgatives. To
avoid al danger. use only DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, the safe, gentle clensers and IN
vigorators. Guaranteed for headache, bill
liousness, malaria and jaurdice, at all drug
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25

SECRETARY CORTELYOU has annOunc-
ed new plan to relieve tho financial
deadlock. 1t may succeed, but it has
features which cause general amazement
--among them the giving of millions Of
profits to the banks. Tho issuance of
500, 600, 900 OF United States debt GER
tifcates, running one year, at 9 per cent,
was ostensibly intended to induce private
persons to bring out boarded cash and
turn it over to the government. That
plan Secretary Cortelyou has abandoned.
Instead, he intends to let the banks,
headed blythe Wall street institutions,
have the whole issue, upon terms dictat-
ed by the banks themselves. These are:
The banks shsll pay into the national
treasury, in cash, $25, 600, 600, keeping
the other $75,OOO,OO for purchase
money, giving proper security. For
this $25, 600, 900 they will receive the
500, 900, 900 in certificates. These they
will deposit in the treasury, and will be
allowed to issue against them 100000
900 of new banknOte currency. Obyi-
ously, this will add to the available sup
ply of money. But it gives to the banks
amazing profits, IS this simple computs-
ton shows: The banks pay into the
treasury S25, 600, 600. They receive dur
ing the year per cent. interest on she
500, 600, 600 Of Uaited States certi6-
cstss, or So, 900. 600. They acquire $780,
600, 600 Of new b2nkaoie currency,
which they can loan al minimum Of
8 per cent, yielding interest Of Sc, 0O0,-
600. The banks total revenue from the
deal is, therefore, $1,000, 600. As their
total outlay is only $25, 1000, 600, their
net profit is thirty-six per cent. Another
curious phase is this: Secretary OOrtel-
you adds 800, 600, 600 to the public
debt, upon which the people must pay
8 per cent. interest. he leaves in the
banks SIS coo, 600 of the money yielded
by the certificates, without exscting
penny OF in,eres. for it. In other " ords,
the government pays per cent. interest
to the banks on lis own deposits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25

When the Stomach, Heart, or Kidney
nerves get weak, then these organs aiweys
fs;i Dsn,t drug the Stomach, nor sli DulAts
The Heart or kidneys, That is SIMPLY q
makeshift. Get prescription known TO Drug
eist everywhere as DR.. Shops Restorative.
The Restorative is prepared expressly for
these weak inside nerves. Strengthen these
nerves. build them up with Or. Shops Be
storatiye = tablets or liquid - AMI see how
quickly health will come. Free sample test
sent on request by DR.. Shoop, Racine, Wis.
Your health is sarely worth this simple test,
Sold BIZ z, 8, Lsadbester q Sons,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25

Without apparent provocation B.
Rcdiques, forest reserve inspector, this
morning entered the room of @. B. An
derson, a ZIMMERMAN, at the Palmer
Hotel in Ahmoss, COL, and stabbed
him TO death in his sleep, and then stab
bed three other guests. Two Of them
will die. Later City Marshall Baumas-
ter shot him dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25
Ont ofsIght.

"Out Of sight, out Of mind, in an old say
ing which applies With special force to sore.
bum or wound that's been treated with Buck
lens Arniea Salve. It's oct Of sight, out OF
mind and out Of existence. Piles, too, and
and chilblain disappear under its healing in
ausnce, Guaranteed BY druggists, 25c,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25

THE democrats of the Ninth district
in mass meeting assembled at Bristol, on
Saturday, "laid down" and decided not
to nominate candidate for Congress IN
the special election to be held on Decem-
Der 17th, thus giving the republicans
fall sway in that district. But the
democrats in southwestern Virgins are
queer ducks, any way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25

While arriving from Lake View to
Angola near Buffalo, N. Y, last night
John Mulhorn and Gus Bogoou lost
their way and drove into Delawsie
Creek ard we're drowned. Their bodies
were found today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25
YOUNG MAN

he ,e's your chance san will place you in,
position 20 do profitable basiness. UIusual
opportunity. Call for pariicnlars. ROBT.
Real fstste Agent. LIZ ,. Royal
street, Alexandria, Va. noy23 Sc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS og rug

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS og Tug
WASHINGTON FERTiLlZfR 90.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders ~
this company, for the election Of effects and
for the transaction Of such other business a.
NAV come before the meeting. will be held
at the general Office Of the company. Nc, i2S
south Royal streets, Alexandria. Va al q q
no " Of II a m. on WEDNESDAY, the ilth
day OF December. 1907.
John =, WILKINS, President
HARRISON sTlpnAN. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25

PURE VINEGAR and SPICES for pick |;
ling for sals by J. G. AILBUkN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25
LOST.


I OSr.-At the Mount Vernon station on
IL Royal street. Friday evening about $50
O'Clock, a LADIES' POCKET BOOK con-
tanning Diamond RINK, two small Riggs,
a Child's Locket with Chiin attached aud 81
ia money. The finder will please retura same
to Police Headquarters and receive liberal
reward. novsa Sc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25
The Market,

The Market.
Georgetown, Eeh 25,-Whsat 7ss7a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25

IT should not be forgotten that those
who wish TO vote at the coming spring
election must pay their capitatiOn tax
before December 9th next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25
DRY GOODS.
IEW WAISTS
At csc.

When new waists-ihst are equal 10
the best 10 the land sold at heir regular
prices-sre marked as low as we are
pricing our recent shipments during this
sale, you cannot do better than to buy
Two or more. We bought these ad-
vance styles and ordered them shipped
now for those who desire to make gifts
of waists.
Women's White Wash Nsists-In strictly
shirt effect; stiff collar and cuffs; made O2c
Of linene. Worth 81. Specisl......- Nv
Women's White Lawn Waists-Box plat
of embroidery down front: broad tucks on
either side; full length sleeve; tucked; O2r
cuff. Worth ~. Special..............,..
Women's Black lawn Waists-Open back;
box plat Of embroidery down front, cluster
oftine tucks on either side; long sleeve; 0SC
tucked cuff. Worth q. Specisl..."... Nv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-25
DRY GOODS.

Dress Goods
DEPARTMENT
Attention is directed to the
very comprehensive
showing of
Navy Blue and
Brown Fabrics
these being the Two most popular
shades this season. We have an extern
sive variety of these stsnch, practical,
every day dress materials, including
Serges, Obeviots, Panamas, and kindred
weayes. No wardrobe Is complete with
out serge dress.
Navy Blue and Brown
Serges, SOC the yard.
Navy Blue and Brown
Serges, 75c the yard.
Navy Blue and Brown
Serges. ST 90 the yard.
Navy Blue and Brown
Serges, Sl.25 the yard.
Navy Blue and Brown
Serges. $1.50 the yard.
Navy Blue and Brown
Serges, SITS the yard.
Navy Blue and Brown
Stripe Serges, 75c the yard.
Navy Blue and Brown
Stripe SergeS, $1.50 the yd.
Navy Blue and Brown
Herringbone Serges, $1.5O
the yard.
Navy Blue and Brown
ChevIot, soc the yard.
Navy Blue and Brown
Panama, 81 Is tie yard.
Navy Blue and Brown
Shadow Stripes, $1.0O yd.
Second hoor--G st.
new FRENCH LINGERIE
The materials used range from the
prscticsl percales to the sheerest and
finest OF nainsooks. The trimmings in
clude simple designs of hand embroidery
up 10 the most elaborate lsces, embroid-
cries, and ribbons. The following items
are unusually good values:
French Nainsook Chemises, hand embroid-
cred in variety Of dainty floral designs
EacD ........... 6l,UO 10 $l5O
French Handmade Chemises. deliberately
hand-embroidsred in several floral patterns.
Each...... SOU TO $40
French Nsinsook Drawers, trimmed with
full hand.embroidered iuifle: garter style.
Pair Sl.so
French Handmade Drawers, off fine French
matt sock. Pair..".... ....".... $l.oO to S2.CO
French Nainsook Gowns. high neck, long
sleeves. Each...... ...........si.I5
Third 6eor-Eleyenth street.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-10
"A GOLD MAY DAY
 A GENERATION AGO
There Are Two Ways by Which Old
 Timers Fix the Precise Date.

The unreasonable weather of the last two or three days reminds old timers that this is not the first time it has been cold in midsummer. On May 3, 1873. in the midst of the wheat harvest there was a culmination of cold spell which brought work in the grain fields to standstill and the workers went to their houses, many of them seeking comfort about fires.
 Such an event in the Salt River valley is sufficiently unusual for the fixing of an exact date but something else happened at the same time to i'm press the date upon the minds of the settlers.
 Shortly. before that an American left Phoenix for the southern part of the territory and his body was found soon after in the mountains south of the city. It was we'll known that he had been followed by persons who were cognizant of that fact. There was no clue to the murderers but in a few days three Mexicans were ar rested for some trival offense and on one of them was found a ring which had belonged to the murdered man. Another of the Mexicans was found in possession of his guns and the other had some articles which were recog- niZed as a part of his property.
 They were regularly indicted and tried for the murder, the trial taking place on May 3. The only evidence against them was the property found in their possession and they accounted for that in the usual way by saying that they had bought it from other persons. They were found guilty but the court was obliged to set the yer dict aside and intimated that motion for a new trial would be entertained. The district attorney realizing the hopelessness of securing any evidence in addition to that which had been presented said that the case might as well be dismissed. The discharge of the Mexicans was accordingly or dered. The word flew like wild fire throughout the settlement. Men scur- ried their horses and were in the sad dle soon after the departure of the Mexicans for the south. They were overtaken a few miles from the city and their bones are yet somewhere in that locality.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-10
GROWTH IN TRAFFIC
 STRIDE OF PROSPERITY !
Southern Pacifie's Transportation Figures Show Great Gains in Ship ments of the Products of Farm, Mine, Forest and Factory.

How rapidly the industrial wealth of the Pacific Coast and Southwestern states has grown in recent years. and how transportation has kept pace with this phenomenal development is shown by comparisons of traffic fig ures in the first and last annual re- ports of the Southern Pacific company issued by the present management of this property. As an indication of the growth of the territory served, the un precedented increase in the transpor- tation of various products over all lines of the Southern Pacific Is an i'm pressive exhibit when considered as an index of railroad development.
 This table has been prepared to show the increase in the transportation of products of the farm. ranch. mine. forest and factory. The total increase iE the Southern Pacific's revenue ton nhge from 1902 to 1906. inclusive, reaches a total of 15.s9!,sS5:
 Ag'cltl products .4.260.039 1,77S.96O Animal products S52.213 259,010 Mineral products .6.01s.454 1.075,4S6 Forest products . .4.751.491 1,5S6.374 Man'fd products. .3.466.17S 1.26s,517 All other products .3.2s6.59 594,4s7
 22.454.S 1894 6562. .904
 The tons of revenue freight carried one mile have increased from 4,957,- 6O2. .30s to 6.236, 597. 1903 in 1906. Gross receipts increased in a smaller propor- tion. for he reason hat the larger busi- ness was done at smaller cost to the shipper. In the same period. 1902-6. the number of passengers carried one mile on the Southern Pacific lines in creased 97 per cent. and passenger car mileage l13 per cent. Receipts from passenger traffic under the Hartman regime have increased 94 per cent. Gross transportation receipts on the Southern Pacific have grown from sS3.543.s21 in 1902 to s1O5.S32. $50 in 1906, the last year reported.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-10

name plates on the doors, fronts are illuminated in a most dazzling way and many people never turn out the lights day or night where there is a possibility of shadows in dark cor ners. The stores. saloons and other business places are thus made won derfully attractive and this feature alone makes it pretty city. But as a place to live. q place to tie to. or a place for one to keep his health. Sandy says no sane Arizonian wants any of it. He is doing we'll today and either broke or 6tad tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-10

Why not go to Iron Springs for the summer? For room and board apply to E. F. Patton, Iron Springs.
Arizona republican., 1907-06-10

WYE STILL have a "house-full" w of goods, all marked at a great deal less than you would expect to pay for them.
 People who are going away this summer should by all means come here for their goods, as we have thousands of dollars worth of brand new Dry Goods, Mems Clothing, etc., that have arrived since the fire and which will be closed out away below the cost of manufacture.
 No matter how little or how much you need, come here first---you'n save a great deal by doing so.
 Mondays offerings will be especially attractive, as many small lots, odds and ends etc., have been marked down to almost nothing in order to clear them out quickly.
 Come and supply wants at a mere
 fraction of what you would have
 to pay elsewhere.
 SALE OPEN from am. to pm. -Oapo-@ooS>&-=- >S@
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-24
Who are u. A. Coburn's Create,
MinStre]S

They are the newest. swcI]csi mas,
progressive company of mto-d,,o
huStllng, wide awake, singers, dam
GERS, commedians, musicians, athletes.
novelty and vaudeville minstrel nor
formers that can be gotten together
oy live manager. They are tn.
elan, whose energy, ideas, ability and
efforts combine to form and present
to the minstrel loving patrons of ev-
cry city they visit, first class ev.n-
lng's entertainment and relaxation
Ihey are the "live wires" in mill
strelsy, with ideas Of their own
winch Will not permit them, to be-
come 'chair warmers, - "has-bcons -
1ll-lns'. and second row SUPER
numerarles of the muchheralded
mammouth productions. They are the
Great "Barlow Minstrclsn rc-oroon-
lzed, under the direction of J. A.
Aoburn, one Of the most cncr"etic
and progressive minstrel directors in
the country, who has for the past ten
years brought to Newberry one Of
the cleancst, most enjoyable attrac-
tlons ever seen in our city. The COM
pany WHO have never presented an
inferior or mediocre performance,
whose guarantee Of "Your Moneys
WORTH or Your Money Back, alb
solutely assures all patrons of fair
dealing and good faith.
Everything new, novel, bright and
entertaining, at the opera house on
Thursday September 26. Don't forget
the day and date and remember the
band concert at noon.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-24
Dress Goods Black and Colore.}!

SO full pieces black and coored Wool Dress Goods worth os
aud 75c., priced 4oc yd.
20 full pieces black and coored Broadcloh worth 81 2s
priced 98c. yd.
40 full pieces special Broadcoth ST co. priced 7oc vd
rs full pieces Check and Dark Plaid Suitinq worth aoc
priced 24c. yd.
We are showing full line of colors in Voes Panamas
Mohars etc. at the very lowest possible price We want
your bill.
Silks that's Stylish and Lower Priced.
SO in Black Tafea worth s. SO, priced osc. yd.
SO ill., Black Poi de Sole, warranted priced o5c vd
All colored Silks lower priced.
Cotton Goods that's Low, not High in Price.
50 pieces Armue Flauneette Hc priced 100 VII
100 pieces best Outing 1900 yds., 12l and sc priced
9 and yard.
SO pieces good Outing, worth sHc., priced &C. yd
SO pieces Cotton Flannel, worth 2kc. priced oc vd
20 pieces good {. Flannel, worth 49, priced Sc vd
5000 yds good Checks, worth &c priced SC. yd
Good Bleaching worth Ioc, priced &C. yd.
rs pieces Wool Jeans worth 25 and 5c priced 10 and 22c v
Combs, Belts, Bags, Hosiery and Fancy Notions
These pretty, and you will very srono values
for these must be had to complete your winter outfit
SO doz Misses Hose worth &C., priced SHc pair
SO doz Boys extra heavy Hose worth 25c priced 5c DR.
SO doz Mems Half Hose black tan worth 1oc specia,
71ac. pair.
50 doz Ladies' Black Hose worth 12Hc speca1 So na;r
Big lot Table Covers Scarfs Pillow Tops all new de-
signs.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-24
Resources.

Resources.
Loans and discounts .$1G1 1926 40
Demand Loans :. ...... 25,500 90
Overdrafts :. :. $50. ;. 4,123 81
Banking house .. :. >. 1000 90
Furniture and fixtures. 1000 90
Due from banks & bankers 21,809 10
Nurrency -. >. .. :. >. 4,795 90
Gold -. :. ...... :. 40 90
Silver, nickels & pennies 180 10
Checks & cash items .... 149 65
Total :. :. ...... .$222,O23 30
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in IS 25,OO0 90
Surplus :. >. :. >. $500 90
Undivided profits less cur
rent expenses & taxes
paid 49,. :. :. ...... 1920 70
Due to banks & bankers 3,949 13
Individual deposits sub,
ject to check :. ;. =. 130,275 4S
Bills Payable 49,. :. .. $4,000 90
Total .... 1920, ,023 40
State Of South Carolina,
County of Newberry.
Before ME came j. r. Browne, cash
ier, who, being duly sworn says that
the above and foregoing statement is
a true condition of said bank, as
shown by the books Of file of said
bank
]. f.. Browne.
Sworn to before me, this 23rd dav
of September, 1907.
j. A. Counts,
N. p. for S. G..
Correct Attest:
DR.. j. S. Wheeler,
A. II. Hawkins,
S. S. Birge,
Directors.
Stay at home husbands are con-
vinced that what is wanted more than
anything else is paragraph in
President Roosevelt s message insist
ing that a law be passed requiring
wives to number the pages of their
interstate letters.