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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-10
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Saved Her Sons Life.

The happiest mother in the little town
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How TO Remain Young.

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THE HERALD AND NEWS.

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Total grand totals, value per mile,
81 $50, POS; total value, S1,S43,330.
Grand total of all roads, value per
mile, $42,215,983; total xalue, 81,
527,14S.
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The Change.
Chicago Record-Herald.

Chicago Record-Herald.
The clouds we're all tumbled and rag
red,
And the morning was laden with
rain;
A little boy knelt at the easement
With his nose flattened out on the
pane;
The drops trickled down on the win
dow,
And the tears on his cheeks ran
race;
Oh, he was so sad! The day was so
bad,
That somehow it showed on his face.
He cried and he fretted and scolded,
Till the little dog went from his
side
Afraid, and the little white kitten
Orept into the closet to hide,
And the little tin soldiers were stand
ing
Way up in the attic alone,
For the little boy knew Of nothing
to do,
But kneel at the window and moan.
The clouds journeyed or Ger the
heavens
Till little light streak Of the sky
Shone into his eyes, till they bright
ened.
And the tears on his face we're all
dry:
Then the glad sun burst out like a
blossom,
And a smile spread all over his
face:
When the sky was all blue, his hap
piness grew,
Till joy was all over the place.
The dog wagged his tail and was
merry
And the kitten came down through
the hall,
She purred, as he stroked her, and
told her:
"The day is all right after all.'
And the little tin soldiers we're mach
ing
Until they were tired of the drill,
And a sleepy-eyed boy, with heart
full Of joy.
Climbed into his bed and was still.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-10
RAILROAD TAXES INCREASED.
Excess Over Last Year is Over S11,
500,000-Increase of Southern s
Taxes is Over Six Millions.
News and Courier.

News and Courier.
Columbia, September 5.-The as
sessments on railroads in South Car
olina were announced this afternoon
by Comptroller General Jones, chair
man Of railroad assessors. The fl
cures we're determined on at meet
ing of the board several weeks ago,
but have not been made public, and
there has been much concern among
railroad men in regard to the matter.
Comptroller General Jones to-day re-
fused to call a r~"eting Of The board
to reconsider eea in assessments un-
less majority of the board petition
ed for a meeting and the figures have
been sent to the auditors Of the sew
eral counties.
The assessments are increased over
the assessments Of last year by
more than eleven million, five hun
dred thousand dollars. Of this in
crease, the Southern railway bears
over six millions, being raised from
fourteen and one-half millions to
twenty and one-half millions. The
Atlantic Coast Line system, includ-
ing the Charleston and Western Car
olina, bears about five millions, be-
ing increased from eleven and one
half millions to over sixteen millions.
The Seaboard Air Line bears about
ene-haf million, being increased from
four millions tofour and one-half mil
lions. The Independent roads, the
small lines, bear increase Of over one
hundred thousand dollars.
The exact figures are as follows for
the two years:
1906. 1907.
So. Railway. .s14463,96s 20,625,00o
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GET YOUR COLLARS AND CUFFS

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New Market.

have opened a first class
Meat Market on Friend street,
next door to the Observer office,
and am prepared to furnish
choice meats Of all kinds.
All orders entrusted to me
will receive my personal at
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Come to see my market.
It's the cleanest and most up
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J. A. WRIGHT,
Friend Street.
Phone 232.
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III.
Charleston and Western Georgia,
value per mile. $1,000; total value:
1891, 800.
Charleston and Western Georgia,
value per mile, 1880; total value, ST.
59O,425.
Total Atlantic Coast Line system,
s16,55s,81s.
Seaboard All Line system, Chester
field and Kershaw, value per mile,
$12,100; total value, $674,413.
Florida Central and Peninsular,
value per mile, $4,000; total value,
$1,267,67s.
Florida, Carolina and Northern,
value per mile, s13,SOO; total value,
$1,919,167.
Palmetto Railroad, value per mile,
S12,35O; total value, s145,45S'
South-Bound Extension, value per
mile, $12,100; total value, $495,O97.
Totals, Seaboard Air Line, value
per mile, $4,36S,968; total value, 81,
10000.
Southern Railway:
Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line,
value per mile; $4,000; total value,
4.202,27O.
Asheville and Spartanburg, value
jper mile, 1927; total value, $462,-
o6S.
Blue Ridge Railroad, value per mile,
$5,4sO; total value $248,292..
Carolina and Cumberland Gap, val
ue per mile, $3.50: total value $685.
975.
Carolina Midland, value per mile
$15, $3.50; total value, $2,025.3OS.,
Seivern Branch, value per mile S2,-
225; total value $1S,736.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta.
value per mile: $2l,92O: total value
$2,lG7,97S.
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,
/ value per mile, 21,130: total value
S1,74O,05S.
Columbia and Greenville, value per
mile, $14,S35; total value, s2,159,473.
Columbia and Greenville, Abbeville
branch, $3.50; total value, $73,393.
Lockhart Railroad, value per mile,
$2,225; total value $31,5O5.
Seivern and Knoxville, value per
mile, $1,S75; total value, $33,350.
South Carolina and Georgia Rail-
road, value per mile $22,5OO; total
value, $4,S41,564.
South Carolina and Georgia, Cam
den branch, value per mile $lO,950;
total value, $4o9,28O.
South Carolina and Georgia E1ten:
sion, value per mile, $7,S25; total
value, $937,142
Spartanburg, Union and Columbia,
value per mile, $14,S34; total value,
$1,019,2O7.
Sumter and Wateree, value per
mile, $7,S25; total value, $l27,993.
Total Southern Railroad, value per
mile, $2O,1O7,S74; total value, $780,
625,OO0.
Alcolu Railroad. value per mile, ST.
500; total value, $39,4O0.
augusta and Aiken Railroad, value
per mile, $4.250; total value, $127,
65S.
Bennettsville and Cheraw Railroad,
value per mile, $4,000: total value,
S3O,7OO.
Branchville and Bowman Railroad,
value per mile, $1,000; total value,
$13, $780,.
i0arolina and Northwestern Rail
road, value per mile, $4,000; total
value, $194,S25.
Charlotte, Monroe and Columbia,
value per mile, $4,000; total value,
$36,950.
Chesterfield and Lancaster Rail
road, value per mile. $4,000; total
value, $47,940.
Charleston Terminal Company,
value per mile, $12,500; total value,
$66,3OO.
Columbia. Newberry and Laurens
Railroad, value per mile: $4,000; total
value, 1852, 400.
Carolina and Western Railroad,
value per mile. 81 800; total value,
$4,000.
Conway, Coast and Western Rail
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-10

The foregoing schedules are given
only for information, are not guaran-
teed and are subject to change with
out notice.
July Is, 1907.
G. L. Robinson,
Station Master.
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S. A. L. >. >. 4069,204 100000
Independent 1,73S,069 l,S43,33O
Total :. S32,O40,319 s43,527, ,14S
The increase in assessments is not,
Of course, based on any Improvements
that the railroads have made durl1g
the year, for these improvements have
not, by any means, been eommensur-
ate with the taxation, but is due to
an effort to bring assessments up to
the 100 per cent basis. As a result,
the railroads will pay taxes on a
higher basis than any other corpor-
atoms or individuals, since in many
counties real estate and other proper
tv is assessed at less than sixty per
cent. However, this is the year tor
the railroads to get it in the neck.
The fgu1es in detail are as follows:
Ashley River Railroad; value per
mile, S2O,592; total value $S3,Sl3:
Central Railroad Of South Caro-
lima, value per mile, $l3,64O: total
value $557,S28.
Charleston and Savannah Railroad,
value per mile, $24,O24; total value
$2,O69,3O5.
Charleston and Savannah, Sea Is
land Branch, value per mile, $S,o25 !;
total value $51, 1853.
Charleston and Savannah, spur
tracks, value per mile, S75l; total
value $3.50.
Cheraw and Darlington Railroad,
value per mile, sl1,935; total value
&477,656.
Cheraw and Darlington, Gibson
branch, value per mile, $13,64o; total
value s5OO,11O.
Cheraw and Darlington, Salisbury
branch, value per mile, $6,92O; total
value $76,505.
Florence Railroad, value per mile,
$27456; total value S685,630.
Florence Railroad, Latta branch,
value per mile, ss,525; total value
sl72,691.
Green Pond and Branchville, value
per NIL, s11,935; total value $780,
799.
Hartsville Railroad, value per mile,
$4,323; total value, $46,123.
Manchester and Augusta Railroad,
value per mile. Sl7,160; total value
$1,719,421.
Manchester and Augusta, Darling
ton branch, value per mile, S1O,23O;
total value, s390,S65.
Manchester and augusta, Lucknow
branch, value per mile, $3,966; total
value, s6S,793.
Manchester and Augusta, Pregnall
branch, value per mile, s8,525; total
value, $407,058.
Northeastern, single track, value
per mile, 10000; total value $685.
851.
. Pacafe Railroad, of South Carolina,
value Per mile, $13,S40; total value
s14S,913,
Walterboro and Western Railroad,
value per mile, s3,933; total value
$97,202.
Wilmington, Columbia and Angus
ia Railroad, value per mile, s21,450;
total value $2,51l,53o:
Wilmington, Columbia and Angus
ia Railroad, value per mile, $27 1886; ;
tatal valne, S334.735.
Wilmington. Columbia and Angus
ia Railroad, Conway division, value
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-16
B00rH SAILS FOR AMERICA
Veteran salvationlst to Visit Canada
and United States.

London, Sept 14.-Men and women
wearing uniforms OF the Salvation
Army filled the Euston railroad station
here. large party having assembled
to bid farewell to General Booth, who
left for Liverpool, where he embarked
On the Allan line steamer Virginian
for Quebec, in which city the veteran
commander will begin a campaign
which is to extend over Canada and
the United States. The seventy
eight years young general" as he de-
scribes himself, appeared to be as
hearty as possible, considering his
age. From the railroad car he hand.
cd the reporters message as fol-
lows 3.
Once more goodbye, dear old Eng
land. leave your shores on what
believe is the Masters business. AS
I contemplate the future I rely more
than ever on the old panacea for les
sening the ruins, inequalities and
tyrannies Of the world, namely, the
regeneration Of the individual by the
power Of Cod"
Before entering his car General
Booth presided at prayer meeting
in the waitlngroom of the station,
which was attended by the prominent
officers Of the Salvation Army.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-16
COPPER STOCKS SLUMP.
Flood Of Selling Orders Forces tho
Price Down.

Flood Of Selling Orders Forces tho
Price Down.
New York. Sept. Although bro
kers on the stock exchange report
some support for the copper stocks
at the opening the first twenty min
utes brought a flood of selling orders
that forced the price of Amalgamated
to 585s, which is 2N below the pre-.
vlous days closing. More than 100000
shares of Amalgamated changed
hands during the first half hour. Much
Of the selling was said to be for Bos-
ton account. A decline of Ell for spot
copper was reported from London.
The Utah Consolidated Mining COM
pany, a copper producing company,
has declared a quarterly dividend of
81. as compared with $1.25 and Is
cents extra for the last quarter.
There We're successive downward
plunges during the morning in the
copper stocks, which kept the whole
market unsettled. Amalgamated Cop.
per sold as low as So, decline of
81, for the day, and American Smelt-
ing fell 81, to S6A. Between the in
tervals of the acute liquidation prices
rallied and the declines in the general
list We're moderate compared with the
violence of the fall in the coppers.
Reading declined an extreme 1%, but
otherwise only few Of the rail stocks
lost as much as a point.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-16
WRONG MAN HAPPENS ALONG
Wyoming Brothers Start Out to Hold
Up All Travellers.

Cokevi1le, Wyo., Sept. 1t-Joe
Bates, sheepherder, was shot and
instantly killed by J. 8. Branson, a
rancher living thirty miles north OF
this place, after he and his brother
Sam had shot a seventeen-year-old
boy whom they had held up and
robbed and terrorized the people along
the road which they travelled for sew
eral hours. The Bates brothers, after
drinking to excess, started out to hold
up everybody they met and eventually
ran into Branson, who resisted them,
snatching Sam Bates revolver from
Its holster and killing Joe Bates as
the latter was attempting to draw his
gun. The shooting Of the boy was
deliberate and caused great indigna-
ton. Sam Bates was placed under
arrest and the youthful victim Of their
outlawry was taken in charge by
nelghbors and driven to town on his
way to Salt Lake for treatment in the
hope Of saving his life. A lynching
is threatened if the boy dies.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-16
Upton TO TRY AGAIN
Will Make Another Attempt to
Win Americas Cup.
CHALLENGE HAS BEEN SENT

British Sportsman Forwards His Def
to the New York Yacht Club
Through the Irish Yacht Club of
Dublin.
London, Sept 1l.-Sir Thomas Lip.
ton will make another attempt in 1908
to regain the Americas cup for Great
Britain. This announcement has been
made by Sir Thomas in London and
by the secretary of the Royal Irish
Yacht club at Dublin. The challenge,
which goes to the New York Yacht
club In the name of the Royal Irish
Yacht club, was mailed from Dublin
Friday.
The details of the challenge were
arranged when Sir Thomas visited
Dublin recently in the course of a
yachting cruise around the British
isles on board the Erin. He told a
friend months ago Of his intention to
challenge, but having until the end of
September to take action he deferred
challenging until the eleventh hour.
1t Is not known why Sir Thomas
decided to challenge through the Royal
Irish Yacht club instead of the Royal
Ulster Yacht club, which issued the
previous challenges in his behalf, un-
less it is that he thinks that change
Of luck may follow his change of
clubs.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-16
OFFICIAL

Bemidji, Minn.. Sept 2, 1907.
At regular meeting Of the city council the
to-wit:
Called to order by vice president Bowser.
n, PRESENT. BoWser. McCuatg, Erickson, Smart.
Washburn. McTaggart. Mayer.
Absent. Brinkman Gould.
1t was moved and seconded the council
into committee of the whole to canvass the
vote of the special bond election which took
place Aug. n, 1907. carried. The chair ap-
pointed McCuaig and Washburn tellers.
The city clerk opened the sealed returns
from the different wards as certified by the
judges ana clerks and finds the vote aSfOllOWs:
LIST ward 81 votes cast. 81 tor and IA against
proposition.
End ward. 40 votes cast. 10 for and q against
proposition.
3rd ward SO votes cast, 26 for and 81 against
proposition.
4th ward. 80 votes cast. "A for and against
proposition.
Totals. $50 votes cast log for and "A against
proposition. .As.- .-
1t was moved and seconded the findings of
the canvaSsing board as set forth above be
approved and ratified. +.
Moved we adjourn. 5~'
Adjourned. =
Thos. Maloy. city clerk.
City Clerk. W. A.GOULD, :"
.-.s~. Chairman.
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PARTS WITH STEPHENSON
Senator La Toilette Declares His In
dependence in Politics.

Senator La Toilette Declares His In
dependence in Politics.
Milwaukee, Sept. 14-The Journal
says Senator La Toilette is said to
have informed his friends that under
no circumstances is his presidential
candidacy to be involved in Isaac
Stephenson's aspirations for full
term in the United States senate. He
wants the wisconsin delegates to the
Republican national convention, but
he is unwilling that they should be
secured by bargaining with Stephen
son, either with a view to securing
Stephenson's financial support or by
using his influence to re-elect Stephen
sor in return for Stephenson's influ.
ence In support of La Follette's pres
ideutial aspirations. These declara'
tions by La Toilette are accepted as
meaning that La Toilette and Stephen
son have reached the parting of the
ways and that La Toilette intends to
conduct his political future independ-
ent Of the Marinette statesman. It
also means that without La Follette's
support Senator Stephenson cannot be
re-elScted
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-16
CRITICISE NAVAL OFFICERS
Russian Papers Comment on Accident
to imperial Yacht.

Russian Papers Comment on Accident
to Imperial Yacht.
st. Petersburg, Sept. l 1.-THE news
papers here voice their indignation at
what they term the utter lack of
seamanship displayed within a few
miles of Russia's Baltic Fortress" as
cribing the needless secretiveness on
the subject Of the accident to the i'm
perial yacht STANDARD, which went
aground off Horsoe, near Hango, Fin
land, to the marine minister's "con-
seriousness of guilt" The Slovo says:
AFTER our defeat at Tsushima (the
battle Of the Sea of JAPAN it is hard
to conceive what further dishonor
could be heaped on the Russian sea-
men. Yet they managed to run
aground in the vicinity Of the capital
a yacht having the imperial family on
board. The people are ready to he
lieve that the Germans and English
men are more familiar with Russia's
home waters. If radical reforms are
not instituted the outlook for the Rus
sian navy is hopeless"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-09-16
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Secretary of the Navy Metealf has
returned to Washington after m alb
sence since June 20, when he left for
California.
James Pitcher, railroad man. COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself at
Fa1rburn, s. D., while Respondent over
his financial affairs.
AT indianapolis, Abe Attell of Chi
cago was given the decision over
Jimmy Walsh Of Chelsea Mass, at
the end of ten-round bout.
Dispatches to Dun's Trade Review
indicate no important change in the
business situation, transactions being
we'll maintained, considering the firm.
ness OF the money market.
Prince Hilkoff, the Russian ex.nin-
lister Of railroads, has received an i'm
per1al grant Of an immense tract of
ore bearing land in the province of
Fergana, Russian Turkestan.
The census bureau has announced
that the present population of the ter
ritories of Oklahoma and Indian Ter
rltory IS an increase of 70 per cent
over 1900 and that the aggregate pop
ulation Is larger than any state at the
time of admission. &
Professor Stiphane Leduc of the
school of medicine at Nantes, France,
has discovered method of causing
electric sleep. It is claimed for the
discovery that It will replace chloro-
form and all other anaesthetios In all
surgical operations.
The Russian council of ministers
has ordered the closing of all the dor.
mltories attached to the institutions
OF higher learning at ST. Petersburg
and at Moscow because of the adnais,
sion OF the police that they are unable
to prevent them from being used az
meeting and hiding places for reyolu-
tinniata.