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0.6 AtxwLJ Ipr~ tered at the Postoffice at New S. C., as.andcld rmatter. Fr!daY,..,(eh 16, 1906.' SBNATORt 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 soime good and able men have beent suggest ed None of them, however, has said 'he would undertake the contest. .The Herald and News has never supported Senator Tillinan in the pri ary when h had opposition but this is one yet we are for h against the field. There are nmany things about him we do not admire but lie ias 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 shall have our support and vote what ever it may be worth against aiy and all entries. The district meeting for the four.h s distriet K. of P1's. will be held -lit Leesville on April 18 and 19. A very nteresting and entertaining program t will he issued in a few days, and the r inembers of the order at, lcesville are t making arrangements to have this e one of the best, Imeetiigs of its kind' t ever held in the state. There will be a public meeting on the evening of i the 18th, at. which addresses will be g made by Dr. H. M. Crosson, extending n a welcome to the delegates; a response (j by M. Rutledge R{ivers, of Charleston, 1 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- 1 ed to attend the meeting, and has been t invited to speak at the public meet in on the 18th. The business ses sion will be held in the Castle Hall at Leeqville on the morning of the -19th. The Leesville lodge has decided to give the district q banquet which will be held in " The Leligton, '' a new Smnmerlill resort'hiotel Imlidway between Batesburg aiid Ieesville. This is a happy idea and insures Ihe distrit one of the most delightful banquets ever spread. A ninhe Of prosine t IKnlights will respond to (oasts after supper, and altogether it promises to be a very enjoyable affair. It seems that nothing is to be done towards enlarging the public square. The Herald and News believes the best thing to do is to widenl he Main street about ten or fifteen feet an1id C 4 open th1g street through t.he l)(popety of the burnt distict that runs by the ,.opera houso antd let~ it be extended un--I tsr the railroad to the street in front1 of Mayer Memorial church. Thiei the land on the burnt, district be 4, tyeen this street and the fi st rcee.t could be purchased by the city and used as a wagon yard. This would give niuch mnore space t'or wagonl a ~irds than we have now' and( we he0 lieve such an arrangement woul add .more to the appearanitice of the city 1 fand to the value of property and to the convenience of the public than to purehase the entire burnt square. Besides this it would cost iiuch less to do this and the cit.y counceil could ego ahead aInd (do it without a vote on issuing bonds. Messrs. Christensen and Lyon, of t he dispensary investigating' commit - tee, have been to Washington and Norfolk during the week, investiga nug claims against the state dispen Ssary by wh'liskey' houses for goods sold and1( which are now tiedl up. ~'Mr. T. H. Gibhes was re..eected! inayor of Columbia on Tuesday over is opponent, Senator J1. Q. Marshall, * 206 votes. S Harris' Method Of Work. SThose who have marveled at the ~"otnaneity of JTol Chaldler Unrris' < ~orks, will find it satisfactorily ne ''tetd for by the fact that Mr. .tris' intethod is to write when and ~o the inspiration seizes him and A hen. The new collection of Un R,1emnus' stories has all the frenh of tihe eld one. Mr. Hlaruis wvill ~ehurried, an~d it is possibly for reason that his work stands out the woi:k of all the wvrit.ers of rits swveetness and1 its leis tQ'f Hehas no settled hibra ~td,no desk, no tvor'kroom, w~;,, in every robin of his Sfoinne a table wvith pen so thst~ if the happ * hing it can boe aught Vde * anc, 13% -obuty of this 61" " y inn, tid of' tile endless * 9 0 sibilities that4verh thus opex* 4) 1 thein.- -ody9too, one h13, are d'etl'of ublu r ing. men, nmloisteft - h t o instance, ana womenhh 9 eye done a stroke of. rel wor* in thei lives. But how do the real facts of th ease bear it out? Watclj the Nov York 6tenogrlipheri who Crowd 'nt< t-lie trains evQry norning -and 1uiht usk them how they like their wort tad how much intqrest they take ii the business and" wbat prospects oJ advancement they have. Is The Tide Turning? It sounds all very well when yor theorize'eloquently on this subject nit here in the city streets and ofilee the hard facts will keep 'thrusting heiselves under one's nose and dis racting the attention from lofty sen. iments. She willinot always acknowl dge it, but I believe that the ruling inbition of.every self-respecting girl vho works in an ollibe is to get mar ied as soon as possible and tliis get ut of it. Unfortunately, -however, the very act of her being there Is the great. ob tacle that closes the passage of her ,ny out, for now that the business orld is thronged with women men annot earn large enough salaries to iarry on. There is nothing for her a do, then, but to remainii'an( old maid nd keep on grinding out typewrit mi letters ad infinitum. The tide, I am glad to say, is tur ig, the pendulum is beginning to wing the other way. Women made a ]ad1- rush. to get into business; now hey are preparing to make an equal v nad rush to get out of it. I 'hope they will succeed in doing o. I hope the time is not, far away ihen there will not be a single busi ess woman to be seen on Wall Street r Broad street or Nassau street. The usiness world will be well 'rid of hem and they of it. NOTIOE. All persois desiring to offer sites or the new Court. House for -Newber y County, are requested to- file their caled proposals, containing a full de eription of the property offered and lie price of same, with George S. iower, Chairman, Newberry, S. C., n1 or before March 31st, 1906.. The 0ommission reserves the right to re ect. any or all proposals submitted. Otto Klettner, - Seerptary' pro teml. March 15, 1906. Amity Lodge, No. 87, A. F. M. An extra cotimunication of Amity jodge, No. 87, A. F. M., will be held ext Monday evening at 7:30 o/clock a Red Men's Hall. Visiting brethren ordially weconid. The M. M. egree will be confer T. Hi. H-unt, W. Mh. . NH. Kinuard; Secretary.. Many a mian who' seeks fame finds othing but infamy. . , I OAN INSURE, 'our Farm Propserty, againt'lose by re, on Dwellingii and Furniture, avns And dehiteste Maleee & ora, i a npainen with more then eighteen illion dollars of assets, at a low rate f premium, S. P. BOOEER, Insurance Agent. In no way, can you make so little money vield so niuch happi ness for the little folks as when invested in some of. these neat lit tie Easter noveltlies Eggs, Chickens, Rab bits, etc. I have a very large assottment of the newest things at prices from -5c up. Have Easter. Dyes, :too, o1 course. - Special prices made to nirhat when buying to sell again. Calland see me, When in my store asl< for a Thimble. I haye 500 to g'vg away to rmy friends and custdmers, Daibe Y IlkI 9 19 tieau . prsp uy We hay0ey strding biYors for r taiin ds f.laud . 1Q you 4vafit to b! 'Real4E If you jiean iisipes. inie t fqr jvg have some iiipe,t. that4 Might gety sar'Arise y well asinterest fou. if yol, dori't mean bumines to see us lyway aid ve will te& yo. all we know about. the-we6ther, We undertake. t sell no pro.6-ty before we have hispeeted, it and ap proved the price. IA)anIS negotiated !on appro secuity. Rents guld accom111 scollected. Wt.are agents.for the Aetna. Life, Insurance, Company.- It will pay y to see what this old' reliable and con. servative company has 4o offer bforoe placing your Insurance. More and more in .-are beginnig to und11lerstand what this statement Office over the Commercial Bank W. 6$LIGH COMPANY 'OnIg Three left for you to get the bargains Whi our customers hI benefits of durina Hundreds" of, do rnerchandise hds homes of the peo County at wholet we still have'thou left.for you to sel you fail to get -y !will have only yo Don't fail to come friends witlh you, make the last da tractive of all ar sale to-day a larg Oxfords and Sai former . price $1 and have receive and operred 25 d style spring Shir grade which we ar a~ncA 25 coz, of 1 at 89c. After tF these will not.b than 50c. and,$.C wholesale prices drawn. Come, a neighbors Wit,h y< N ewber.r.y, S. c., Marc GO. 0.D Still in thermarket, and headqual New crop Florida Cabbage, 'Seed Irish Potatoes, Hamls,. Eaporated Peaches, Apple Plum Pudding, Postum, -Grape Nuts, Shreaded ,Cream of Wheat, H<1 -Loose; Buckwheat, N Fr esh line of. Chd< *~,. Olives and FPi'ab Coffee firth' -'Ground fre A ' ,g an be'St ''-dbK e S., Al-ovela alsc Medallios.e your share of h hiundreds. of ive e,njoyed the the past week.' Hlars of clhoice, gone, int,0 the' ple of Newberry. -n-ale priceg, and sands of d-ollars ect f rdmnr,, and iflo Pour share you urself to blamO, '-and bring your As,we expect to s.the. most- at,f have put on. 0'kd of Ladiesl ridaO,Is at. 7%5c., 50 an'20 bes stekove O and iA athe l be. with ~h hunred. o -te enjoyod tg thet ls Aprchots, gne intlets, piae ofaNew erry le ies n snds of dllars etl fli n an d upi an bri. ng your vrf' hand or ve Jn the" house. 0 ec Irish Be th, hicest thingc S. MOWE! The Exchange Bank of No CAPITAL PAID UP $& We are ding a general Hanking business widely' iistributed among our niost substantia view oflnt.eresting th greaiest number. This ndependent of tlie control of any'single iptere cservatism in.managenent and courteous For which- we will strive. Deposits in' our,Savings Department are soli with any amount from $x oo up. . LADIES' DEPARTMENT.-We espeqially sol ladies,gn'd every effort will be niade by obligi $heir -t;ar.sactions, whether-reat or small. J. D: *AVENPOR, President. R. C. C PEAIRMAN, Cashier. Gxo. B. Werts.& S *F UR NtTL 'New and up-to-date store in McCaugh ner.t or Cash,' everything in, the Furn >ease you if you will only give us a tylal. )ur stock. \A Pleasure to show you the g WERTS &SAI COTTONl IS T9 Increase Your 'i Anderson, Fori 1V ore.Liberal A Labor haver, A Money NMaker, Bea ith Fish, Blodd, 'and other High-G1 FOR INFORMATION, call o'n our agent * road station, or kNURSON.IIOSPIAT & * Anderson S. C. JN. M. K NARD, euident. 4; Pay ypur bills in % businessa1 your business, botih private ai while at the samve timte your i lutely safe, luIasness conducted thr rriore dignfsed. P.ven if yod use your ii w~~ nd month to~ nTonth, ,PAY* IT OUT Th rtrned ch~k ate lAgNl receipts *f ~. Aft' e .of th - nds and in Wash .wberry, S C. D,OOO.OO The stock has beei business people with a insures a management Itt treatment are the goals cited did may be started cit the acrounts of the ng officials to facilitate ItLISLE, Vice- President. CIROMEIR, Attorney., mpie JR E in Block. On Instal Iture line. We will Call. and examine oods, IlPLE. KING! 'ield Use Iy. ts All. Ammoniated ade Ingredients. at your nearest rail OIL COIPAY J. Y. McF'ALL, Cashier. teck.. like manner, by the Conduct of id commercial, unds are abso ugh a bank is alway. ioney from week to THROUJCH THIS BANK. >r every bill you pay~ I Bank, Wings.