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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-24
TO DRAW JURY.

Notice is hereby given that we, the
undersigned, will on the 31st inst.
at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, in the Office Of
the Clerk of Court for Newberry
County, S. c., openly and publicly,
draw the names Of thirty six men
who are to serve as Petit Jurors at
the Court of Common Pleas for said
County and State, which will convene
the 18th day of June, 1907, and con-
tinue for one week.
Jno. L. Epps,
VIM. W. Cromer,
Jno. G. Goggans,
Jury Commissioners for Newberry
County, S. G.
May 20, 1907.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-24
TWO PROSPEROUS SCHOOLS.
Rutherford and Presley Close-High
School the Need Of the Rural
Districts.

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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-24
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-24
ELECTION ASSISTANT STREET
OVERSEER.

City council will, on Wednesday,
June 9th, 1907, at 8 O'Clock, p. M,
elect an assistant street overseer.
Applications may be filed with the
clerk and treasurer at any time up
tc 6 p. m. on June 5th.
Eugene S. Werts,
Clerk and Treasurer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-24
Silk Sale!

You are invited ia attend special Silk Sale at Smith Com
panys Dry Goods Sore to begin Friday morning, May 24th
and will last until Tuesday night May 2eh, This will be
OF the greatest Silk sales record price and value No
old STOCK All Of our goods brand and upto-date
All OF the different shades in China Silk worth so cts will
sell for 80 cts yd
Pastel Silks worth 75c. will go at Al cts. yd
daietas OF all kinds worth from 75c to $3.50 going at
e5 TO &c. yd -"
large line Of checks stripes and plaid patterns worth
oo cts yard will sell for 80 cts yd during this sale
Come early before goods are picked over
THE Smith COMPANY.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-24
AT THE STORE OF
{. Z {. :. MOWER CO.

We are still talking and selling Red Cross
Shoes. Going to keep at it too as long as we
think as we'll Of them as we do now.
Points--Style, Comfort. Quality. Three strong
ones you say, and you state correctly.
Pick up any high class fashion journal and
you are reminded again Red Cross Shoes. Try
them. Prices in the kid $500, patent $3.50.
They fit.
Regina Oxfords, you say, yes. Newberry has
known these in actual wear for s years and
they are winners. Prices, $500 So. 90 and
So SO.
For the little folks We have some choice Ties
an elegant white kid. Infants S. rs, chiId's
S. 80. Same sizes in red, also in black at
same prices, just as nice as your money will
buy for you. In Misses sizes Ii to g. We
carry the kid and patent. Elegant hand TRIM
med stuff good enough for the best city trade
1925 and $3.50.
Examine our shoe stock. Silk Laces in white
and black. The best poshes we can get. We
are very pleased to wait on you.
{. & {. 5. mower Cd,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-24
Seriously Sprained.

"Good morning, John. How's your
family9"
"All we'll, thank YOU, except my
wife. She slipped down the other
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-24
A Few Specials for Saturday.

lot of IS suits fancy worsted worth S698 and $3.50,
special for Saturday $500 the suit.
One lot of IS Suits checked worsed worth $780, and
some houses would ask you (ten $1,000, special for
Saturday Sc. so the suit.
One lot Blue Serge Suits, worth and are sold right
here in Neberry for $780, regular price was $12 12
special for Saturday FL 48 the suit.
One lot of fancy checked Worsted Suits worth $1,000
to S18 90 the suit regular prices were $780, $1,000
and S1o co. special Saturday. take choice at $I2
and 81 90 the suit.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-24

$50 pair Ladies' Dongola Shoes, worth 81 as at only
CSC. pair
pair Ladies' Vci pattern Shoes aid Oxfords worth
$2oo, at 81. so the pair.
We are agents for the Brown Shoe Company's Shoe
and Oxfords for Men, Ladies and Children every pair
guaranteed by the factory and will make prices on
brand new shoes same as YOU pay for old stock elsewhere
Just received a;bg shipment of 7. @. Barry Oxtords
for Men, they in all the latest toes and eathers
prices right
Ask to see our lines Of Chldrens soft and hard sole
Shoes, and at prices from 25c. up,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-24

The report Of t21e eraa$ .Nasw for
Richland coNNtN roTlit'l?J< 9ft *'It!"">
ing paraSrarh:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-13
ITs vALIplrY IN ouEsrIoN
che Courts WIN Test the Fourteenth
Amendment.


Atlanta Ca., sept IL mo state IL
Georgia VIII attack the validity Of the
fourteenth amendment 70 tho constitu
zion If the United States III the pend
me railroad rate litigation that has been
instituted IN both the state and federal
COURTS
The state win also make the point
that tlc defendants Ii tie suits have
nothing III do with the enforcement III
the reduced passenger rates The two
isaHes viii be raised through demurfms
now being prepared.
The Central Of GeorRia's railroads suit
10 prevent the enforcement 0f the new
rate is set for September rs before
Judge Newman Of some other United
States Judge. ana that d The Atlanta
& West Point bus heau set for the same
date iii tho Fulton county superior court.
Although questioned by many, she ya-
lidity of the fourteenth amendment has
never been attacked IN court In the
pending rate litigation The railroads seek
protection Of the federal government IN
der tho fourteenth amendment, alleging
that tho order of The Georgia railroad
commission ii e0hiiaeatory because II
denies them equal rights under tho Inv,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-13
EARLE TARGET FOR
M0R's BAD EGGS.
Man who Wants to Wed affinity
Quits Monroe, n. Y, culsing
Crowd at Station.

Monroe, n. ~. sept. H.. Ferdinand
Pinney Earle, who discarded bis wife
because he wished 70 marry hls aafll.
nity.h Miss Julia kuttuer. left M0Hrot
arid shower 81 rotten eggs Three 81
these landel ca him IA 10 reached the
railroad station, and the townspeople
who had gathered 6 see him oil cheered
Justify a. each missile found ia mstk
Earle says he lets Monroe 20 transact
some business IN New Work, whore h.
viii W for the next few DAYS at HIS
mothers apartments uptown Toe
tevnspr0plc however. declare thst e
lett because he had beard ~ meeting
they were 10 hol3 q plan 20 run him
on of town.
a nunber 81 pcsteFs had already been
printed warning him t0 leave iowa
within "a hours. AMI woman had made
81 white caps for committee which
vas to visit aim.
Earle denies anv knowledge 81 these
G0ma
Earle made ne demonstration until Ne
was safely aboard the train Then Ne
turned, ami shaking bis Get AZ tae mob
cursed them under bis breath
they are q l0t 81 cowaris.7 Ne sati
a. tae train pulled Cut and not one Of
+ em would dare to insult H,e alone"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-13
NEW LOW PRICES
IN BIG C0PPERS
Amalgamatud and Anaconda Hit 6oh
and s7Ha, Respectively, at Gotham
Cioae.

Nee York, Sept, 10 A break Of con
siderRsle importance a. indicating the
still existing apprehension in the stock
market took place in the middle Of the
session yesterday and reached climax
in the last hours trading u was led
~ Amaleamated Copper. which has been
mark for attacks for the last 10 days
or more The decline Ia copper carried
Amalgamated and Anaconda both 20 new
low prices, the first to cots and the
Second 60 S5is
ST. Paul sold down to llsis the Hill
securities toli over s. share from their
high prices Of the morning, and the Haf.
riman pacidcs were only few dollars
share above thcir recent lowest iie
urps Reading always quick "a move.
dropped 20 ali5 on the first intimation
81 trouble, but later recovered a point
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-13
TOBACCO KING PUTS
STRIKE 10 THE BAD
James r. Duke Establishes Record
as HRteaketr Lands ~
n IAil.

Fomerlillc, NJ II sept, ID. James n.
Duke, president Of TIE America Tobacco
company, who employs several hundred
lahorers and skilled mechanics on his ca
tate here aud has a payroll Of $1,000
week, hos made record as a strike
breaker bv landing II Union hud carriers
II the county jail aud breaking what
was intended 80 De an extensive strike
before " was an hour old
Duke IL nOw experimenting the GREG
tien " ~ addition To bis mansion that
IL Cd cost $4,000. HI order 60 push the
work, the contractors imported an ad-
tlitional number uf hfieklayers from q
nearby city, but failed 20 get sufficient
number ~ hodcafriefp 20 serve them
Manager Smith Of the Duke estate
put number 81 italian lahorers EN-.
ploved on the place at work carrying
hnda to helr out The union hodcsfriers.
who are also Italians. threatened to
strike II the mon wetp kept ON the jeb.
AIe. Duke refused 90 take his men off,
and strike followed
Later rs hodearriers marched 80 the
Duke mansion and drove the non union
labnrets from the inh and guarded the
building to keep other non union men
from work Special detectives and con
stables we're summoned BY MI Duke.
who swooped down oA The strikers and
II Of the men were pacsa IN the waE
one aud driven to the county Jail.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-13
A PROGRESSIVE SAVINGS
INSTITUTION

The Montpelier Argus in
commenting on the fact that the
assets of the Hyde Park Saw
ines Bank have reached the
million dollar mark has the fol
lowing to say
The assets Of the LamoiHe
County Savings Bank and Trust
Company, the progressive institution
fostered BY ex-GoQ Carroll S, Page,
and q remarkable monument to his
ability and sapacity, have passed the
milion-dollar mark This is an cs
peoislly noteworthy occurrence, when
The limitations Of population. etc, Of
the territory from which The bank
draws It's patronage is taken into con
siderauoa and would only be possible
with the most iadicious management
Ii is noteworthy also chat every cent
az the million dollars IS invested IN
Vermont. 10 foster Vermont indus
tries and develop Vermont entet-
pylses The instruction and its as
tote president are certainly entitled 70
congratulations on rs success and
prosperity
This Bank pays 4 per cent.
compounded semi-lnnually on
deposits Of 500 or more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-13
Hoods pills q: : u
5ssa3 9Ts il u sE a s Ssss 4 sSss a 81
peptiron Pills
Ifsnizb ihe blood feed the nerves abd brain, tone
tb4 stomach, end a8Ys Yaat7ai sleep 6af III 81 f
Brsrglsts 81 nail q I Heba CO.. lowell Mas
~ Made BY Hood IT'S Good,
TAFTs DAUGHTER TN
AUTO PARTY IN cOURT
Chauffeur Fined Ten Dollars After d
Burst Of Speed on Revere High

Boston, Sept ID The daughter Of
Secretary 81 War William n. Taft was
aHe If party Of Automobiles who
we're held lib yesterday ali The Revere
state boulevard between Point III Pines
and Revere street by Metropolitan Park
Policeman Finn and hailed before Judge
Cutler II the Chelsea police court, where
til chauffeur. John Marks. was fined $40
lie paid and the party proceeded on their
way to New York. after losing two
hours while trying u 30 thirty two
miles an hour
Marks. the chauffeur, IL employed BY
Judge John Smith nf Cincinnati. Ohio
Iie Bas bringing the party down from
Magnolia on the way to New York.
There were two cars and one Of them
rot away from the policeman
AT the court Judge Smiths brother
was oiya Of the party and the daughter
Of Secretary Taft another The police
man explained that Marks was hvung
along III tho rate Ill thirty three Uiies
hu hour and the Judge promptly imposed
the Zine, which was iuat bs promptly
raid, and the party laughnely took their
places III their auto car and started 20
nvertake The Uthefs. who had not been
stopped BY the officer.
Judge Smith, his brother, Miss Taft
aud tw6 or three other ladies In the
party are lust hBek Ii America after
i lpHE tnW n Europe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-13
STEEL TRUST GETS
MINING MACHINE CO.
Head Of Alns-chalmefs Company Goe,
Out; Replaced hy Albert H.
Cary.

milwaukee, Wis, Sept lS The Unit
e3 States steel corporation Is to become
more important factor IN the orgaai
cation Of the Alts. Chalmers company Il
H has not. in fact. secured control 81
the bis mining machinery firm, according
to 4 well defined report
Charles AlRs. son 81 the founder oi
tho Allis works, Is about 60 retire a.
chairman of the executive committee
of tho Allis Chalmers company, and A.
bert d Gary, chairman Of the steel trast.
IS to succecd him. lt Is also stated
IRA, Edwaya y, Adams 81 New YORK
chairman Of The hnanco committee II
tile Alhs Chalmers company IS 30 he
saeeeeied nv WI NJ Kelley 81 Chicago.
president ~ TIRE American steel Fouu
dfies COMPANY lt Il believed that the
change win bc made eli the directors
meeting Ia New York
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-13
FOUND NO NEW CONTINENT.
Mikkelsan Sends Report from Dawson,
Alaska.

New York, Sept. l3 The commanders
II the AnFo.Amerieen polar expedition.
which Lost It's ship, tie Duchess pf Bed
ford, III an attempt III find new conti
nent north 81 Alaska. reported 20 tht
American Geographical society yeAter
day hat the souhdings they made dis
closed no such land. The dispatch came
from Elmer Mikkesen and Ernest LEI
fnewelb the oapt commanders Of the ex.
petition, and was dated At Dawson,
Alaska, Sept. ~ The explorer reported
Tint their sledge trip north NJ Alaska
covered 1--WE hundred miles Of sea lee,
and that they CROSSED She edge " the
continental shelf twice Their sounding
taken nifty miles off the Alaska coast
ard beyond was made TO a depth OF 2,0G0
feet. but found no bottom. Next year.
they reported. they will continue tho es.
ploration of Beaufort sea, surveying the
coast. and IN making geological and eth.
biographical studies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-13
rHEosopHIsrs 10
KEEP HIGH IDEAL.
New High priestess Says They Can't
Afford 20 re Marrow and Petty

Chicago. MI. SEPT ta Mrs. Annie
Besane, successor IS Helena petrotns
BIvatsky as high pFiestess cf toe Thee
saphists 81 the world. Yesterday took
the lead Ia The 2ist annual convention
II the American chapter 81 the Theo-
sopnist society which opened n orches.
tia hell
Mrs. Present Il accompanied here bv
Marie Bernard Russak, one of her pa
rils Mrs Besant's attention was called
u a report that one Of the things that
viii be done during The convention 4
t. expel certain meMbers Of the society
who have expressed beiiefs at variance
with her teachings
'Thst "a untrue she valid y wish
ID correct that There g nothing ID
eNpel any one FOR We a. not dictate
what ouf members shah think On say.
/ intend 20 take that subject tip IN one
81 my lectures We cannot afford 10 b
narrow and petty We are setting a
high ideal and We must keep Sc oar.
selves
Anv. Peasant viii 20 East next week
ana sail for Europe 0aober H.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-13
Masked Robbers Hold and
Loot Oriental Limited
GREAT NORTHERN FLYER
10 West Entered, Safe Dynamited ana
Mail Car Robbed at Rexford, Mont,
Merry Deaperadoes Eject
an Escapes


y, Paul, Mimi Sent. l5 General
Manager Elliott u tho Great Northern
Express company announced yesterday
that the Great Northern Oriental limited
train 80. /, which left ST. Paul Tuesday
morning was held up by two masked
men siN miles west 81 Rexford Mont,
carly yesterday morning The robbers
cfawled over Tile tender. and at the point
of their guns commanded Tire engineer
70 stop Tho train, They then ordered
tho engineer 10 10 back with them TO
tile express car aud instructed him to
tell the express messenger mail clerk
ana baggage man to go back into the
eoaches After the messenger, baggage
man and mail clerk had left their cars,
the robbers went through tho mail cars
and robbed tho sacks Of large quantity
eli registered mail Then they went into
On express chr, which carried an overflow
Of mail and express, and which contained
q regular through safe. After exploding
three charges the safe WAS opened and
found to be empty. The robbers did not
enter the regular express car
The hiphwaymen took the registered
mail, and after firing d parting voley,
disappeared. IN view az the fact that
the Great Northern Express company
did not suffer amy loss, the Great North
ern Railway company has photographed
the following offer Of reward to all
points In the west along rs line.
"Thc Great Northern Railway com.
pany win pay the sum Of $4,000 for the
arrest and conviction Of each Of the
persons engaged In the hold.up Of its
train near ReNford, Mont, on the morn.
ing Of Sept IN. 1907.
"iSigncdl r Z. Ward general manager
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-13
NEW Russo-JApANEsE TREATY.
Fisheries Arrangement Similar to That
Made Before the War.

Toxic, Sept 49, The text Of the com
mercial and fisheries treaty between Rus
STA and Japan has been published. In
general way it reviYes the -bellum
treaty, although it Il briefer. II is re-
earded Az d provisional arrangement to
be III force until 1911, when all Japan's
treaties will expire. In the matter Of
mutual privileges Of trade and residence
and censorship Of publications, it is more
favorable than the treaties with France
and Germany.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-13
BIG CONCERN srops PAYMENT.
Hawley Folsom q Ronimus Of Essex
Street. Boston, Stop Payment.

Boston Sept l9.-It was announced
Yesterday that the mems furnishing firm
of Hawley Folsom & Ropimus, AZ 81
Essex street had stopped payment,
The firm Is we'll known throughout
New England and has been engaged in
business for many years,
Application Is to he made for the APP
pointmcnt of receiver, this aCtion being
considered necessary owing ~ disagree.
nent among The members 81 the con.
eern Notice was given Yesterday that
the firm stopped lavment
II Is understood that the business Ifs
solvent. md the mercantile agencies
give The Brm a rating az 100000 TO
sa50000 first grade Of credit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-13
PENNSYLVANIA 10 SOLVE
DEEP WORLD MYSTERY
Chemist To End Out What Breakfast
Foods Ars Made Of.

Harrisburg. r.. Sept 49, Dairy ana
Food Commissioner Fousf has sent 70
Prof FTear Of the state college, one q
the leaaiag pure food experts q tie
county samples ct seFentyGvp brands
of breakfast and other patent foods fox
analysis
These samples were taken AZ the re-
sult 81 an agitation to know what was
III them. which began some time ago.
The samples were obtained all over the
state every brand having been taken,
aud Prof Frear win ascertain If they are
true to name, # chemicals have been
used. whether they are beached, and
what they contain.
This ii one 81 the most important
works undertaken 81 Mn. Foist and will
clear up questions which are Of long
standing.
The charge was recently made TO the
department that corn stalks are used
in some Of the patent foods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-13
AmerIran teaane stanainr
DIR. srAcKpoLE is
REmANDED no JAIL
Bail Refused Man Charged with Having
Caused The Death Of Miss Ryan

lorrrn n. ri, sept. l3 After 4
preliminary hearing III the police court
YESTERDAY. fudge frost decided TINT iust
eause WAS fchnd fAr holding llr, Harry
II stackpole d this city FOR the grand
Jury on The charge If murder IN the
second degree IN causing The death, hv
illegal treatment, # Miss katherine
Ryan 81 Lowell
Miss Ryan died at d. Statkp0les
residence on either the s3d on gain 81
August, there beng conilien 81 opinion
ge9arding be exact date
Ernest r Ryan, VINO "a charged with
being an accessory before tho fact win
Be given q NEARING this afternoon
Dr. Stackpole was remanded 70 jail
without BAIL TIE grand Jury viii con
vene here on Tuesday next
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-13
DOVES TAKE
TWO GAMES
Ii d Double Header With
PhilIies Ill Home.
PILGRIMS LOSE GAME
no the Athletics at Philadelphia De.
tr6tt Takes Two from Cleveland
Race Between the Two Leaders
Ii Close

Boston. Sept Ri The Boston Nation
als started ihe series with the Philies
1T The South Ind grounds yesterday by
aking both games
The score III Tho first game was 3 II
and ID tic second , to 2 III favor Of
THE Doves
'Ihr first rafqe was ven hy the Boston
tcan because IL their hits aud stealing
bases afd Che featufa home run made
bv Rltphav III the seeHna inning
Ilie Doves made Il total d seven hits
To tho Flillies iign. hut we're charged
with foiiF effurs while the Quakefs
wwe down for only two
The Second gaine vas more evenly
contested tbafi ihp first and was error
lass nAautuUi uas down for eight Tits
ATM Gln8tnB fof the same number