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Z.H.AULL,1sDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New berry, S. C., as second class matter. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1905. They are talking of holding the "state fair" at Columbia for two weeks instead of four days. Is -there no hu mane or other benevolent society that dan interfere to prevent this cruel outrage?-Spartanburg JouTnal. What's the matter with the state fair? Why should not th'e people of South iCarolina meet together once each year, and the people of the differ ent sections be better acquainted? Let's work together for the upbuild ing of South Carolina and quit harp lng, even if it is done in a joking way. Newberry -was la-rgely represented at the state fair last week, and we are all glad we went, and .we are all going again next year if we can. And some few are going to Spartanburg's mu 'sic festival next spring and we would n't for the wtorld, if somebody should suggest running it for two weeks, say, "Is there no human-e or other benevolent society.that can in -terfere to prevent this cruel outrage?" Raising The Standard. The standard of everything is get ting higher. The tendency is t6 dis card the pld ways and things arld e mand something better. The world is demanding better men and better ser vice for .What -we pay. The demand for high-class men was niever as great as it is today, and this demand natu rally shuts ou-t the low-class man. The young man just starting out in life who fails to realize this is going to get left. Better workmen will command better pay. And the converse is equal ly true, better pay will encou.rage greater effort for better workmen. Let us raise the standard. At a recent meeting of the stock holders of the Southern Farmer Com pany the following were elected di rectors: M. 'A. Carlisle, B. C. Mat thews, J. B. O'Neall Holloway and E. H. Aull. At a meeting of the :director/"M. A. Ca:rlisle was elected president, E. H. Aull, treasurer and 3., B. O'Neall Hol Sloway, secretary. Mr. Holloway was elected Managing Editor an.d Can Svassing agen-t for the new agricultural paper, Southern Farmer, -the first .is Ssue of which will appear abouft the 30th of November. Next Tuesday we hope to issue a double edition of The. He.rald and News, giving some history of the ap -, proaching convention of the Lut&erau synod and St. Paul's church in which the syngd will m.eet. In addition to our regular subscribers this editioni will be lar-gely circulated among vhe members of the synod and will be preserved by them as of interest and value. A First-Class Hair ( a frst- class White~ Barl J. H. Hair's Barber Shc the pnlace to et it. We have space for a few more ad vertisements whiciht we can place tc t;he advantage of our customers. We shall be pleased to quote rates. Returned. We extend .a h.earty welcome t( Maj. and Mrs. J. C. Hemphill, o iCharleston on their return from ; three monrhs' tour in Europe. W< note with pleasure that Editor Hemp hill enjoyed the trip, but like, all tru< Carolinians says there is no place lik< home. Rough On Him. "Of course," said the girl who ha been abroad, "I was delighted to mee you again after all these years, but ] felt hurt that you didn't introduce th< gentleman who was 'with you-" "0, really, May," exclaimed the oth er, "I don't consider him a fit ma: for you to know." "The idea! If 'he is fit for you to as sociate with I can't see-" "0! I have to associate iwith him He's my huslband." NOTICE OF DRAWING JURY. Notice is hereby given that we, th undersigned, Jury Commissioners foi Newberry County, S. C., will on th< ith day of November, 1905, at, nin< o'clock a. m., in the office of the Clerl for said. Coun-ty and State publicl: draw thirty-six Jurors to serve as peti jurymen for the (Court of Commoi Pleas for Newberry County, S. C., be ginning Navember 27, 1905, and con tinuing for one ,week. October 30, 1905. John L. Epps, Wm. W. Crdmer, Jno. C. Goggans, Jury Commissioners. THE PACIFIC MUTUAL L Its peculiar LEGAL orgar iz Insurance Company in America. I the Greatest Guarantees written ii pany at less cost. Its non-particil compan i do'iag business in this se The following are the RATES ing plan. SAge. Whole Life 20 Payment Lifi 20 $1.4.65 $22.60 21 15 00 22.95 22 15.35 23.30 23 15.7() 23.70 24 16.05 24.10 25 16.45 24.5 26- 168525.00 2717.30 25 45 28 '17.75 25 90 29 18 25 - 26 40 30 18.75 26 95 31 19 25 27.50 32 19.80 - 28 05 33 20.40 28 0 34 205 2920 35 21 70 29 85 36 22 40 30.50 ,37 23.15 31.20 .38 23.90) 31.95 39 24.75 32 70 4025.00 33.50. 41 235.55 34.35 Cal1 to set us.RC Office o'*ur Ph'.i Office. ;ut and Shave, in a firs er, at popub:^pjrices, p_ Lonwer M:ain Str.et All of the Latest an( Our Dress mings sho tion. We patronage berry, Cit: be convinced tha! .e & (i. 09099900feeeel t Amity Lodge, No. 87, .. i A regular communication of Amity Lodge, No. 87, A. F. M., will be held next Monday evening at 7 o'clock in Red Men's Hall. Visiting brethren cor diall welcomed. e F. C. Degree will be conferred. GEO. S MOWER, W. M. N J. H. M. KINARD, ecretary. D IFE INSURANCE COMPANY D tion makes it the STRONGEST Life Ca It is nearly 4o years old It gives 6 the Policies of any -Insurance Com >ating rates are LESS than any other ST ction. er $1,ooo on NON-PARTICIPAT- st' . Age. Whole Life 20 Payment Life. Co 48 28.60 . 86t.20 44 29.70 37.20 45 35 90 38.25 " 46 /32.15 39.25 : 47 83.50 40.50 '48 34.95 41.75 49 36.50) 43.10 50 38 15 44 50 p19090 46 00 52 4 175 47 60 5343.75 49 30 54 45 85 51.15 55 48 10 53 10 56 50 50 55 20 57 53 10 57.45 58 55 85 .59 85 59 R 80 G145 - 60 .1.!J5 65.25 6; ( 5'3( 68.16 62 08S92 71.45 63 7: 80 74 95 .64 78.8) 578 76 05 8:.5083.20 )BERT NORRIS, Gen'I Agt., Newberrv, S. C. 4o e1 th t-cass Biarber Shop by, shou~ d~ be appreciated near Southern Depot, is~ [C ieeee.e.e@eeeei ALL 1( Latest Weaves I Stylish Dress Material and w rare taste of appreciate the 1 of the ladies o y and County. t we are Right on Quality S. MO/W! Statement of the Cou 'he Commercial Bank o At the Close of Business, Septe RESOURCES. >tes discounted. . . ..$299,790.71 Capital rniture and fixtures 3,01.98 Profits 4 Le frcri Banks ..... 93,741.96 Dividen erdrafts. . . .%...-.- 2,887.68 Rediscoi sh and cash items . . . . 29,212.81 Individt $428,685i.09 ATE OF SOUTH CAROLDUL, COUNTY OF NEWBEBRY. IJ. Y. -McFaIL Cashier of the above namf tement is true to the best of My knowledge a Sworn to before me this 2nd day of October, Jno. M. KinardI. L. W. Floyd. W. H. Hunt. There is one thirn ti always coun.ton in the r5ished by us, and That ur urniture is the New Our Styles Are il Our Prices I Now is your time to buy. We have moved our enktire the doubie grnte front si ts, on upper Ma.in stree >ening the most complete er opened in Newberry. \ e celebrated Hamilton Pia ~heIIgl ' F -.- - U )ODS in the Goods Trim selec liberal f New= Call and and Prices 4R CO. dition of Newberry S. C. mber 30, 1905. LIABILITIES. stock. . . . . . . . $50,00.00 Less Expenses Paid) 34,398.64 ds unpaid. . . . . . 686.00 ints . . . . . . . 15,000.00 Lal deposits. ......328,600.45 $428,685.09 d Bank, swear that the above nd belief. J. Y. McFALL; Cashier. 1905. . C. GOGGANS, c. c. c. P. 'at you can homes fur is "Comfort." est, ie Best, ~re the L.owest. lInspect our big, stock of furniture ore of R. C. Wil t, where we are line of Furniture A/e are agents for nos and Organs. -pr Main Street.