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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-05-21
perofblider
Delofnmnt.
SaudJt na6 ieinem iinfcnoen 5renn'
be, fann linn aber nid)t belfen.

QnnapoltS, Wo., IS. Wat.
Wt6fbipman art6ur 9inforb 2ucaS
bon GlepeIano, Elm WitglieO Ser abi'
turienten.foiie. ertranf 8eItern, uno
Wi6Ibtpnan Garl 8. St6baro BON
geortbfieG0, Winr., perlor beinube iein
eiaeneS 2eben, ais er perIu6te, Ielnen
SSreuno gu retten.
l1nmitteIbar na6 oem Iiner in Der
Maoemie iebten lid 0te beiOen in etn
16 Sub IangeS Canoe, INN 3u ruoern.
Sic naren bon Dem gootbauie Inn
oaS Santee.Iof berumgefdbren, als
0oS Canoe 0ur6 oen @eQenI6lag et'
mes porbeifabrenoen S6oners gum
aentern gebra9t tpurOe, 2ucos uer'
Ior ieinen Salt an DEM l1mgeItiir5ten
Canoe uno gab beinabe ioiort an5ei'
den bon grmattung.
Wibibipman Si6barb, Der 5u ietner
llnteritiis1lng elite, tpdre beinabe er.
trunfen, bebarrte aber 6aralif, nat
ieinem Sreltnoe 3u tauden, na66em
Sieier periunten tpar. Die 9ei6e tpur.
De cine Stunbe na6 Dem grtrinfen
sefunben.
Wtolbipntan 2ucas bate geo. 8 IN
siner 9Iaiie BON 215 Wttglie6ern BEL
Der Iesten Sabrespriifltng unb tpiiroe
am 5. sunni nit boben Gbren iein
gramen gena6t baben. gr mar eft.
pas ii6er 20 Sabre alt uno tpur6e i'm
ISuli 1904 in Die glfaOemie aufsenom.
| men.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-05-21
Drr Streik in Glepelano.
Gle eIanS, IS. Oeai.

auber etnigen geringeren &ubeito.
raneen 3eiste Ser geitrige Gag 6es
streits Der straBenbabnangeiteIIten
tetn 9ln3ei6en BON @etuaIttdtigfeit,
p6brenb Der bon Der Wunttipal9rac.
tton 60. gelieferte Dierft ii6 beoeu.
tenb gebefert bate.
9fur Elm 9eiipiel ernIten angrtffs
ian6 itatt, aIs Elm Saufen Sungens
ur6 M6nner einen $agel BON Stei'
nen unb &uiippeln auf einen @agen
Der Wiles aoenue i6leuberte. @ini.
ge Der @iirfseidoiie fanben ibr 3ieI
hn6 Der &onoufteur 5og, rpie oie 80.
li3ei iagt, einen Repoluer un6 ifoB
nuf Die Wen9e. Niemnn6 tpuroe per.
lett.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-05-21
pie Gntfd)tiouue
beuorfebtno.
Die gerbanblunsen in benz Sabeas
Gorpas.Serfabren gcidlOieu.
Am nadlIfrn Montae
miro 0as Arteil 9efaIlt.
'Sbaip's Inftrrten auf benz 2eusen.
itanOe iua ibm geid)aSet babcn.

8oug9f 9feepite, y. y, IS. 0toi.
0aS 8eiud Sarrp e. Sbaw'8 fiir
ieine 9efreiung aus Dem Srrenbauie
in WatteaDan, no er iett ieiner 6ret.
iprehung ron Der grmorOun9 Stan.
for6 @bite'S We9en ISrriinnS geDeien
fit, miro mobri6etnlt6 pon Dem &i6'
ter Vtorlhauer am Wonta8 Oen %.
Wati enti6te0en mer0en IaS Ser
bor in Ser BON Dem 8erteioiger
Sbn1p'S eingerei6ten &lage lit teen'
BET, no6oem Ser GtItriftSar1polt Sc.
rome ben Seem Oorf ole ieniationelle
Soroerung 9eIteQt botte, oaB Ibolp,
ben er ouf ben 3eugenItu6I gerufen
botte, bon oer StuutsirlenGr3ten aui
ietnen oetitigen 3rItun0 bin unter'
iudt perben iolte, oa lie feline 8ele'
genbett gebobt bGtten, init t6m gu
tonoeriteren. Ebmp erbieIt feline Gr'
loubnts, Der Ridter ielbit tnitruierte
tbn, nt6t gu antporten.
Gbatp NOR nur fur3e 9eit auf Dem
9eu9enitanoe, aIs Serome ietne iiber.
rai6enoe 6or6erllng itelte. Gr BE-
,ont1portete bic tpenieen an i'm gerif.
teten 6ra8en i'm allgemeinen uno Of
ne 309ern.
@rnlioet ourd ietne orett4gtge 4n.
tpeienbeit bel Dem 8erb0r BON 9fi6ter
Wori6auer unb ben Druid iettens bes
8titrtftsantpalte8 Serome, i6ltei Sar.
rp 3bdtp tpdbreno Der SomstagS
9todt etnen ttefen S6Iof in Dem Sbe.
rtffs8intmer 6e8 GourtbauieS, dber
geitern morgen NOR er rpte gelp06n.
lid um 6 ll6r 80 aus Dem Bette. Ct
'o9te, ieine aboofaten bdtten tbm NIT.
getetlt, 6ob er bur6 ietn 8erbalten
uuf '6em 9eub9eritanoe ieiner Sa6e
9ei6obet babe, ,trb er fiiblte ltd ct.
tpaS enttn1ttigt.@ ~'
6rau @iGiom Sbap, ieine Mutter,
truf geitern mtttag II llbr elm unb
befu6te nit i9m ben 8ottes0ienit, Der
fir Die 8efangenen i'm 8efGngnis ab.
geboIter tpuroe.
Ri6ter Mori6auer eebt beute nad
@bite Plotns, um cine @o6e &c.
rt6tSitsungen d63ubalten. Or miro
IN oen lebten Sa9en Der 8o6e bterber
3ltriiffebrer uto tpir6 in Der S1pt.
fden3eit bic au8einor0erie etungen Der
$erren Serome mo 8rabam er6al.
ten.. @rNbot oeriproden ieine Gnt.
fdeioung am na6Iten Wontag ab3u.
9e6en.
ReW 9orf, t8. @at.
Der 9lntpalt bon @peIpn RiSbet
Sbop, 3anie1 O'0feiQp, mill ii6 be.
nriiben, cine neitere StnauSi6tebung
Ser fir n66Iten Witttpo9 angeietten
@erbonbIung in Dem pon Srdu Ebatp
ongeitren9ten 8ro3eiie tpegen Der 2ln.
nullterun9 i6rer @be NIT Sarrp 6.
Sbntp 5u erIan9en. Der friibere
Stidter Qepo tit gteferent in Der
Sa6e.
.Serr D'Reiqp min ieine 6orSe.
rung fir cine 9eridiebung oorouf
baiteren, bob gelptiies 3eugnis, ons
er oor5ulegen beabii6tigt, iest in Dem
$o6eas Gorpus.8erfa9ren benutt
miro. 6rau Ebnp bebouptet, 6oB ibr
Nann trninntg 9epeien iei, ais er ite
am 3. &pril 1905 gebeiratet bo6e.
Col. SrautIin 9arteQ, elmer BON
Sbmp's Grtpalten, icgt, er lper0e Die
@6neiiun9 Der atoge beantra9en,
tpenn tie morgen 5ur 8er6onOIung
fommt. @r miro pobriheinli6 gegen
cine peitere 8eri6iebuns opponie.
rem.
pridIt rrkrnnkt,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-05-21
@abri6einlidj Selbitmurb.

8rinceton, q. s., 19. Nai.
Die 2ei6e BON SRI. 9ertbo 8anber.
bilt, 8ebtlfin ina Der 9i6Iiotbef Der
untoeriitGt 8rtnceton, 1pur6e beute
morgen i'm Rarttan.aanoI, Elm balbe
Weeile bon Der 8aiierleitung aus Dem
Gorneate.QQfe, aefunoen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-05-21
Araber ge'hlagen.
Gin Stamm fliid)tet iidj Dor ben
Sransoien in bic Serse.
g arig. Is. 9O}oi.

Gin bier BON oen 8eneral o'2lma'
be, bem fran3oiti6en 9efeblsba6er in
Waroffo, eingetroffenes Selegra!nn
melbet, bab er nit orei griga0en e..
men forcierten gta6tmarid gemahi
unS BEL 9agesan6ruh am 16. %
nit elmer 6ront, Die lib iiber cine
gntfernun9 bon 8 Reilen ausgeOebnt,
ben WOafoa.Stnmm iiberraiht babs.
9ieie ieien in ole 9erge geiloben.
Der Stamm IieB bel ieiaer topfloier
SIuht iein 8ieb uno ieine &riessruu.
nition 3uriid. Die 5ran8oien perIo.
rem orei Iann an 3oten un6 %
Damn an 8errpunOeten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-05-21
tamilirntraa0oie.
Gin Batter erid,ieft ieinen Sobn nuS
wirS bon eiuem anoeren Sobne
gei6oiien.

mtiIIebg ep lille, @a., 1s. gea:
9flfarS u. gretper, % Sabre aft,
tpirSe BON ieinem Batter Dan 9reper
sei6oiien unS get0tet. Der Batter
tpuroe tpie6er BON einem anSeren
spbn eeidoiien INTO befinSet iib In
einem 6eSenfli6en 3litan6e. Grob.
ungen, Ole BON Dem Batter ieiner
ssrou gegenifber ausgeipro6en NOR.
BEN iein ionen, tperben als llriade
6es Strettes angeieben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-05-21
Saft iuieScr 5uriif.

8aibington, 18. mai.
Der 8rie9sIefretdr Gait lit beute Don
Banana 3uriif9efcbrt. Der Sefret1r
traf 9eItern auf Sem areu5er Y@rai.
rie" in GhorIeiton, 9. g., ein unb
nabm in 6ieier StaOt einen furjen
aufent6aIt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-05-21
2eidDt erkrankt.
Der sreiie Safer Srau5 Soiepb muF
stipas Doriidtig icin.
SO len, IS. Wta'

Roiier Sran3 Soiepb lit uieber
Ieibt erfranft unO Oies bat Ole Ser.
idtebung ser fir beute angeiesten
atubiel8en notlpenbig eenadt. Sol.
beanlte iagen, OaB fein @runo 5ur
@eGneitigung oorIiegt, ober nad Sen
ermii6enoen 8flidten I'm 3uiammen.
Bang nit oem fiir5li6en geiude bes
3aiiers @il6eIm un6 Der 6euti6en
Siiriten in @ien perbun6en nit eini.
gen Ieibten Spnptomen bon aatarrb
1T es fir Se. Raieitdt nottuenbig,
boriifttg 5u iein.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1908-05-21
.' ~" y 1a'' ; "a ,'3
l,au'pitlsr uerbaftet.
Saben bas perriifte SOnntasssciet
Ibertreten.
Ne 0 Bile. qlo,, tS. gyeoi.

Tie odt8ebn 9aaipieler unS Der
ltnparteiii6e, bic an Dem geItrigen
spiele Der Soutbern 2eague 3rpiihen
Weobile un0 Wont9omerp teilrabmen.
wuroen unter Der geiduIbtgung per.
boftet, am Sonntage 9aa geipielt au
bnben. @iirgi6aft ruurbe iofort ge.
itellt unS 6as Spiel tpuroe o6ne I'm.
terbreflrra fcrtaeiebt.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19
When Authority Vanished.

'Somc years ago. says IN India
nap"liS lawyer. - Il certain country
district Of Indians hoa"tcd Of a ius-
llcr Who WAS opprC" I.r;v m'bucl
with m idea Of his own responsible
itN in sccin" that the peace was kept
in his hailiwi~| Tie never lost "n
opportunity 10 show his authority.
Now. this justice Of tn" peace was
also IL farmer, and his farm bordcrcd
on the State Of Ohio: indeed. one Of
las fences vas exactly on the State
lie
"1:r da l'.iS son an hired naan
i'...;:lGcd IN Il fistic cr 'nunier near
tins line fence. The justice. 1nirk to
sec Tie situation, jumped to The fQwcc.
rs better bench of Justice. and as.
sailed the fighters, demanding peace
in The name of the State of Indiana.
Ono sooner, however. had the JUS
ticc farmer asserted his authority
than the fence upon which he was
pcrchcd gave way, carrying him over
backward-into the State of Ohio. As
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19
KILLING A DEVILFISH.
Sport on the Gulf of Mexico That En-
tails Hard Work.

The task Of hitting Il dcvilfish
from ll-loot boat was left to the
bachelor Of the party, the married
member explaining that he felt his
duty TO the ones at nome excluded
him from anything that smackcd so
of suicide, says Scribncr's. Accord
lngly, when near the next fish, the
skiff put rat from tic stern of the
Irene, the spcarmn standing in the
bow while the skipper stood the big
boat away so as to give the fish a
clear field at the first rush.
The plan developed pcrfcctly-the
throw WAS good, the fish half filled
the boat with his first splash, and
then rushed away in great swing
ing circle, so that in Is minutes it
was possible for the sloop to cut
across and catch up, when by some
manocuvcring il became possible to
pass the inboard end Of the line up to
her bowsprit. After that it was a
fight to Il finish, with the dcviltish
on one end Of the line and the ten
ton sloop ON the other. For long
while it seemed as though the devil
fish had the better of it. He towed
that big boat steadily ont into the
gulf for three hours and twenty minu-
tcs. 1t was exactly like being in tow
of a fair-sizcd tug. The progress Of
the boat was not fast, but as steady
as If it were being driven by the
Ircne'S own engines.
1t may be fair to remark that kill
ing Il dcvilfish entails as much gcnu
inc. lnuSclc rackin" hard work as any
task ON earth. 1t is much the same
as pulling for hours against Il yoke
OF oxen who are movin" eff entirely
indifferent to one 5 futile efforts. The
dcvilliSh will not let simple towing
tire him. IF left to himself he will
sound to bottom, and after resting
proceed on nd infinitum. IT is to
prevent such resting that one must
work constantly by hauling the tow
in close to him. thereby frightening
INN lo constant effort. II he can he
strained to the point of weakening
then he may be hauled close enough
| to harn"on again.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19

BILE troubles you," and if you owe
any money go to bed and sleep. "Let
the other fellow walk the floor''-
you need the rest to enable You to
work and earn it to pay him back,
and that is good, sound advice, says
the New Idea Woman 8 Magazine for
July.
IT you worry yourself to death over
the everyday annoyances Of life, you
will deserve all the suffering it Great
es, such as sickness, poverty, disap.
pointment and loss Of good looks,
and can only boast a warped DISPOSE
ton.
All these conditions keep off the
good things that might be yours for
the taking.
In this great plan of creation it is
certain that every one has place :;
and if we arc not in it and fulfilling
the obligations it requires, no matter
how hard, whose fault is it7 We
surely cannot blame that fact upon
the Creator. for humanity should be
constantly begging His pardon for
misunderstanding Him so frequently
as il does.
No, it is lack of mental activity
and n desire to dodge our moral res
possibilities; we should put our fin
ger on our lips and remember that
once we were given dominion over
the things of this earth, ourselves to
be only a little lower than the angels.
What has become or the gift? It
was given for all time.
If we expect good living to drop
into our lap like ripe plum, as it
were, without troubling ourselves to
earn it, needless to say VIC will get
Il shock, and it will take al the
spunk we can scare up to cushion it
so that it docs not bowl us over.
S" Let us sin" blithcly, let us smile
let us dress our bcst-and
hustle!
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19
A Calm Witness.

A lawyer was cross examining q
witness with view to getting him
muddled i'll his testimony. The fol.
lowing questions and answers occur
red:
"Did you see the plaintiff faint a
short time ago9'
eyes, sir.'
"People turn pale when they faint
don't they7'
."No, sir; not always"
"What! Do you mean to tell me
that person can faint and not turn
pale7 Did you ever hear Of such a
case?'
"Ycs, sir.'
"Did you ever see such case %
"I did, Sir.'
"Whenf'
"About year ago"
"Who was it7"
'TwaS Il negro, SIR
The lawyer excused the witness.-
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19
Correct Attest:
James Mcintosh
James X. Glider,
b. c. Matthews.
Directors.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED.
LTORo.

All persons indebted TO the estate
of John Il. ntchin%on, deceased. will
make immediate settlement with the
undersigned. or his attorney, Eugene
S., Blcasc, Ncwbcrry. S. c.. and all
persons holding claims against the
said estate will present the same,
duly attcstcd according to law, to
the undersigned or the said attorney.
John G. Hill,
Qualified Administrator,
6-lS-M Kinards, S. G..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19

The Law requiring" DOGS to be mlZ-
%l"d should b" extended beyond the
limit of towns and cities and if nee
eSSarv there should be State law
on TN" subject. Permission should
he given tn the citizen to shoot down
amy d"" running at large without n
m"zzl". Th" fact is. in the present
condition of affairs he would be i,s
tilted in d"in" II any way.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19

II WAS learned Yesterday afternoon
that the national republican convrn-
tl"n. NOW III session in Chicago. would
not reach ballot before today. \
number Of n"minatin" speeches are
being made in placing candidates be.
Tore the convention and ballot will
not be reached until some time today.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19
THE REST ROOM.


:, Inc 'o"r,,'' IS slao hdeed TO learn
."'' ',e ia'tifop daughters have
''N''' '''" VI '"c hia,tcr Oh erecting
q, .''' 'oo''' III ','ls Guy. ror more
VIA" !e'r VIC nave strongly advo-
,"''" ~: 'n's -, ,'o.c"eh' ana from time
10 ''he edl'oflais nave been written
bo,6 op - Wv >''''' " '''N'
\.
Wv WI ''' "'"''r"P DauSn-
,,hI', .,:p ,, , '''. :'"" ASSUME '".S
,'.a' '''''' '",'H "',."e'' ana o"Si-
i''"' ''''''''' '''',"c tne import
.I ;: '''' l'' vi eo''" "o'"'
1,: -" - "'' WY ~" ga" "c'I' 'hcs'
NV, '''' " Wv '''-'''cen-
o" '''' ''''''
Inc question OIL rest room has
oech oiScuSScd |" some extent IN New
o'r'S' pf"l'"Sit"h [" use the old
COURT mouse i"r 'hat purpose has
oech hlaoe' mere IS no doubt that
'o'I! low" INC SIZE "l Newbcrry or
Vi ", "'''''"""' "ceoS Such place.
, We ""''o De gao H. our ladies III
'''' Guy "o"'o take inns matter up Ill
,''"''.''".' :, "''' inc merchants ana
- "'''''''"' Inc more col'ell-
We prov l"' l"r o." trends
Wv ,'''''''' VII" "oh'c mere 10
wv, ~: '",'' -, '"'l1''"S' '"c more readily
'"' ''''''
@och place would he great con-
.'"'c"ce ana r"m'"r1 I" the ladies
Iron" III" country "''rn they come I"
''"" me question I" use the "ld
'''''' mousse '"r inns rnrr"S" IN con-
''''".' WIN 'lor;'rE Is I" be sub
''''''" l." 'h' voters IN the primary
~ S"'"' '"f the members "r the
''S'SlH'"rr IN maxim" provision for
~ "'S'"'N'' ION "' the "'h court house.
'' S""'h''''h" IN" question there
'',''''" ~ some guarantee from those
"'' "'S'r' ll'i'' II hr retained For the
f", P''H' '''''''''''' '''a' proper care
VIII oe taken "l II.
"'"'r I" take proper care OF the
"'li"l''" II VIII DC necessary to pro-
E'"r l"''d [" pay Il .anitor or Il
'''"l'reSS ana inns might be made IN |
'',,,'c'''"n WIN library.
1"ere are lh"Sc VIII" think that the
"Id court mousse should be torn down !
so as I" give more room for a wagon
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19
BARBECUE.

We will furnish first class barbe-
cue with refreshments at Fair View
school house, Oh Saturday, June 9th.
Dinner thirty-live and forty-iive
cents. The candidates and every
body are invited.
Robert l.. Amick.
Jno. F.. Moore.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19
BARBECUE.

| will furnish first class barbecue
at my residence on Friday, July 10,
1908, the public is cordially invited.
\ good dinner is guaranteed to be
served to all. The dinner will be
cooked by McsSrs. Kiblcr & TIalfacrc
Admission: Gentlemen so cts. La
dies 40 cts. Children half price.
Respectfully,
D. E. Halfacre.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19
TEACHER WANTED.

The undersigned trustees will re-
ccivc applicantions for teacher of the
Lchcay school in No. I township.
M. a. Rcnwick,
II. II. Brock,
S. \. Rikard,
Trustees.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19
TRESPASS NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified and
warned not to trcspass upon the lands
of the undersigned by hunting, fish
ing or in any manner whatsoever.
Mrs. j. A. Henderson.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19
TEACHER WANTED.
TEACHER WANTED.

The undcrsi" "ncd trustees Of Long
Lane school will receive applications
for teacher Of said school for next
term.
NJ. a. Renwick,
Il. II. Brock,
S. \. Rikard.
Trustees.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19

The state campai"n. both for
State offices and for United States
senator, opened on "Wednesday and
everything was very quiet and with
ont the usual spice which enters into
most political campaigns in South
Carolina.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19

he felt himself falling he shouted to
his son:
Soak it to him good, Bill! I've
lost my jurisdiction!' '-Philadel-
phia Ledger.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19
BARBECUE.

| will furnish a first class barbecue
at the beautiful grove in front of my
residence in No. 2 township OIL July
4th. All the candidates are invited
to be present.
Jno u. Wicker.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19

The entry of Mr.. W. w. IMmpiin
and Mr.. j. y. Grace as candidates
for the senate was something of a
surprise.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19
STATEMENT

OF the condition Of the Ncwbcrrv
Savings Bank, located at Ncwberry.
;. e., at the close of business June
Ith, 1908.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-06-19
Resources.

hCSOuIEcS.
Loans and discounts :. .$2l3,1jS.-l3
Ovcrdrar,s -. .. :. -. :. G,61G90
Bonds and stocks owned
by the bank =. :. 49,. 2,3SO00
Furniture and fixtures :. 2,275.O0
Due from banks and bank-..
ers -. ..... ....... 10,7G3.0O
Currency :. 3. ;. :. -. 5,148.00
Gold :. ..... ...... -. $500
Silver, nickcls and pennies 674.25
Checks and cash items :. 4G3.56
Iotal .T24 ,S34.l IL
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in IS 100000
Undivided profits, less cur
rent expenses and taxes
paid :. :. :. :. :. :. 33,406.15
Due to banks and bankers 2.!55S92
Due unpaid dividends :. 1925
individual deposits subject
to check :. >. :. ;. :. 35,19o.s6
Savings deposits :. >. -. 95,468.74
Cashiers checks >. :. 7.22
Bills payable :. :. 100000
Total :. >. :. :. :. .$24l 1874. II
State of South Carolina,
County Of Newbcrry.
Before me came j. F.. Norwood,
cashier of the above named bank,
who. being duly sworn, says that the
above and foregoing statement is 4
true condition of said bank, as shown
by the books of said bank.
j. F.. Norwood, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before
nc, this eleventh day of June, 1908.
p. FAINT Glider. (L. s.
n. p for S. G..
Correct Attest:
James Mcintosh
James *. Glider,
b. G. Matthews,
Directors.
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wonrnY or ATTENTION.

Here ia matter that should re
ceive careful attention at The mnds
81 the republican territorial conten-
lion at Silver city
Tho editor Of tie Morning Journal
short time ago wrote 10 Nj /.
vorys the national manager ~ MI
Tan's campaign, calling his attention
90 Few facts, and asking his adtiee
thereon The matters referred 10
were
1sl That the republican, of &ew
Mcxico. though moro or less divided
upon matters Of minor Importance
are practically i unit ia favor Of MI
1afts nomination
"a rha thr cal Of la national
committee givea thc territory but two
delegates Ia the national convention.
whereas IA an former conventions We
have been given sN and.
gd. That 4 appeared TO be- the in
tcntlon Of the party a. THIS time 10
gcud siS delegates. and take the
chance Of getting thom seated.
WI thru asked hna whether. la iris
Judgment such course would be
prudent. o. what would he advise In
tho premises
The rcpl, Of Nj Vorye ZEE NO wal
hand After drvounE considerable
space a. general review of the eam-
puign. and TO certain matters of a
moro or less personal character hr
says I, i hiF Judgment that the con
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-14

Netce is hereby given that we tho unr
dersipucd Joseph G. BaidrdEe ana otto
piegknaun executors under the win ~
George = somcrA dcrcased on the a0th
DAY " March A.. y 1908, at 10 O'Clock
a mi on The premises wIti orcr Tor sale
ana viii sell at public vendue 90 The best
and highest bidder FOR cash. the following
described real estate situated IN thc city
Of Albuquerque. County ~ Bernall1o. and
Territory OF Ncv Mexico to-wlts Lots
number thirteen t1aD. fourteen GO, Afteon
lsl ana sixteen l6j IN block number
thrty.niuc $50 ~ the nriEinal towhstc "
Che said town Cnuw cIyl OF AlhuquetQue
n improved hy two frame houses also
lots number nineteen ttal twenty l20h
twepty-one tell ana twenty two t22l IN
said block thirty ulue t34l, unlmproFed.
The appraised value u the four lots nrst
above described with the improvements is
s. toa and the appraised value u tho four
lots last above described is 81. 500 $50 o'd
under the appraised value VIII be accepted
JOSEPH q BAHpBlnGE.
OTTO DtNCllNNN\
Executors under the VIII III George n
Snmers. deceased
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-14

thc rats md tie san Francisco
chronicle SAYS thc warning Is perti.
ucut. bccausa FL IS i Ncll-knoWn faet
tina me rats, Ike the Scotch thistle.
follow The line Of travel There BE- not
the slightest doubt in the world that
Amy disease which rats can commWi-
cato 90 each other viii be found ia
Omaha Chicago o. Ncw York Thcte
is no reason for believing thIt the rats
from ,hc orient olcet 10 stop IN san
Francisco the climate Of Jhis place
!. no more t1 THEFT taste than ihal 81
% hair D dozen other places wr could
mention"