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E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New erry, S. C., as.2nd class matter. Friday, March 16, 1906. SENATOR TILLMAN. A good deal of newspaper talk has been indulged in about some one to oppose Senator Tillman for reelection to the senate and the names of some good and able men have been suggest ed. None of them, however, has said he would undertake the contest. .The Herald and News has never supported Senator Tillman in the pri mary when he had opposition but this is one yea we are for him against the field. There are many things about him we do not admire but he has abil ity and the nation is recognizing that ability 'and South Carolina will do well. to keep him, in the senate. At any rate this is one year he spiall have our support and vote what ever it may be worth against any and all entries. The district meeting for the fourth "idistrict K. of P's. will be held -at Leesville on April 18 and 19. A very interesting and entertaining program -will be issued in a'few days., and the members of the order at Leesville are making arrangements to have this one of the best meetings of its kind ever held in the state. There will be a public meeting on the evening of the 18th, at which addresses will be made by Dr.,B. M. Crosson, extending a welcome to the delegates; a response by M. Rutledge Rivers, of Charleston, Grand. Vice Chancellor, and an ad dress on Practical Pythianism by Grand Chancellor B. 'A. Morgan, of Greenville. Governor Heyward, who is himself a Past Grand Chancellor, has promis ed to attend the meeting, and has been invited to speak at the public meet 'ing on the 18th. The business ses sion will be held in the Castle Hall at Leesville oi the morning of the S19th. he Leesv~ille lodge has decided to give the district A banquet which will ~be held in "The LeAngton,'' a new - sminer resort 'hotel midway between 5ateburg and Leesville. This is a happy ^idea and insures the district one of the most delightful banquets ever spread. A number of prominent ~Knights will respond to toasts after : supper, and altogether it promises tc b e a very enjoyable affair. It seems that nothing is to be done ~'oards' enlarging the public square. The Herald' and News believes the ;best thing to do is to widen the Main .street about ten or fifteen feet and ppe tht street th'rough the property ' of the 'burnt district that runs by the opera hotjsg and let it be extended un 'Zr the railroad, to the street. in front Sof Nayer Memorial church. Then te land on the burnt district be -s~eu this street and the fail street Tcdld be purchased by the city ad used as a wagon yard. This would give much more space. for wagon ds than we have now and we be 4ieve such an arrangement would add -~more to ,the appearance of the city and to the value of .property and to h4le convenience of the publi'e thani to .,urchase the entire burnt square. - Besides this it would cost much le.ss 'i do this and the city council could ahead and do it without a vote on 'bonds. Messrs. Christensen and Lyon, of f he dispensary investigating- commit tee, have been to Washington an'i Norfolk during the week, investiga ~ting claims against the state dispen sary by whiskey houses for goods sold and which are now tied up. Mr. T. H. Gibbes was re-electei mayor of Columbia on Tuesday 'ove: :his opponent, Senator J. Q. Marshall by 206 votes. .Harris' Method Of Work. Those who have marveled at th spontaneity of Joel Chaldler Harris 'works, will find it satisfactorily at .counted for by the fact that M: Harris' method is to write when an where the inspiration seizes him an - only then. The new collection of Ur cle Remus' stories has all the fresi ness of the old one. Mr. Haniis wi not be hurried, and it is possibly fc that reason that his work stands oi among the work of all the wvriters c today for its sweetness and its leis uirely charm. He has no settled libre ry, no' study, no desk. no workroon of his own. but in every- room of hi house is to be found a table with pe -k and paper. .- that if the htapp idea comes to hmt it can be caugh (Continued from First Page.) ing the independence, the self-reli ance, the-nobi4ity of this class of wo men, and of the endless vistas of pos sibilities that were thus opened up to them. Todlay, too. one hears a great deal of such talk uttered by theoriz ing men, ministers in the pulpit for instance, and women who have never done a stroke of real work in their lives. But how do the real facts of the case bear it out ? Watch the New York stenographers who erowd into the trains every morning and niIht. ask them how they like their work and how much interest they take in the business and what prospects of advancement they have. Is The Tide Turning? It sounds all very well when you theorize eloquently on this subject; but here in the city streets and offices the hard facts will keep -thrusting themselves under one's nose and dis tracting the attention from lofty sen I timents. She will .not always acknowl edge it, but I believe that the ruling ambition of. every self-respecting girl who works in an office is to get mar ried as soon as possible and thus get out of it. Unfortunately, however, the very fact of her being there is the great ob stacle that closes the passage' of her way out, for now that the business,: world is thronged with women men cannot earn large enough salaries to marry on. There is nothing for her to do, then, but to remain -an old maid and keep on grinding out typewrit ten letters ad infinitum. The tide, I am glad to say, is turn ing, the pendulum is beginning to swing the other way. Women made a mad rush. to get into business; now they are preparing to make an equal- i ly mad rush to, get ont of it. I-hope they will succeed in doing so. I hope the time is not far away when there will not be a single busi ness woman to be seen on Wall Street or Broad street or Nassau street. The business world. will be well ~rid of them and they of it. l p NOTICE. Allperonsdesiring to offer sites for the new Court House for Newber ry County, are requested to~ file their sealed proposals, containing a full de scription of the property offered and the price of same, with George S. Mower, Chairman, Newberry, S. C., on or before March 31st, 1906.. The Commission reserves the right to re ject any or all proposals submitted. Otto Klettner, - S'eeretary pro tern. IMarch 15, 1906. Amity Lodge, No. 87, A. F. 'M. An extra communication of Amity Lodge, No. 8', A. F. M., will be held next Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock in Red Men's Hall. Visiting brethren cordially .weldomed. IThe. M. NI. Degree will be confer red.'I. H. Hunt, W. M. J. H. M. Kinard Secretary. Many a man who' seeks fame finds. nothing but infamy.. I CAN INSUE, Your Farm ProperWy against loss by fire, on Dwellings and Furniture, Barng and Contents, Mules fr 0rn,1 in a ceibany'~with mnore thi.n eighteen million dollars of assets, at a -low rate of premium, S. P. BOOZER, S Insurance Agent. SIn no way. can you make so little money yield so mruch happi 'ness for the little folks as when invested in some of these neat lit tle Easter novelties, Eggs, Chickens, Rab 1bits, etc. [ have a very large assor-tment of the newest things at prices from 5c. up. Have !Easter Dyes, too, of course. Special prices made to merchants ~'when buying to sell again. Call and see me. 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More and more men are beginning to understand what this statement means. Office over the Commercial Bank. W. K. SLIGH & COMPANY. OnIg Three left for you to gE the bargains whi our customers I benefits of durin Hundreds of d merchandise ha homes of the pei County at whoh we still have thol left for you to SE you fail to get will have only y Don't fail to corn friends with you make the last dg tractive of all a sale to-day aIar; Oxfords and Si former . price $ and.have receivi and operred 25 c style spring Shi grade which we a andi 25 -doz, Of at 39c. After i these will not i than 5Oc. and,$l. wholesale pricE drawn. Come, neighbors vwith 3 Newberr.y, S. C., Mai GEG. D.'D Still in the market, and headqi New crop Florida Cabbage, Seed Irish Potatoes, Hams, IEvaporated Peaches, Apj Plum Pudding, Postur Grape Nuts, Shreade I Cream of Wheat, Loose* Buckwheat, Fresh line of CI Olives and Pi Coffee frorr . 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