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'The,~~9~~t ~MI .r O4berrigns .d h Who Visit I%ewberry. Butler pf d d4ftelu;. waadu the city this week. The "Isle of, bpice' at tl epora h6ns4 tomorrow night. The Piiery -ch met with Mrs. F. .Wilson on Wednesday' .orning. 10oIH. Domniiek,f Eg out to Co. r y. erday aftVion. M 7tP 6P4i ers d12 Charleston, waaig owbrryonWqdnesday be foro"ief Justice Popq, M Ls I. W. Floyd,gAvo a dining in honor of Miss Kate Leavell, of Hous ton, Texas, on VWednesday. Mliss .Nan . McCaughi will leave for Spartanburg tonorrow to visit friends. Mrs. rlle- E. Bell, of Augusta, is visiting' he: parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Schumport. Miss Sue Dunlap,. of Lexington, Ky., WAill arrive tonight to visit Miss Bessie GiIder; Airs. T. M. Neel, Jr., after visiting rolatives in the city, left for her.home nll IYushington. Cole'L. Blease, Esq., obtained bail t'or John Walker before Judge Prince at Greenwood on Wednesday in the stum of $500. Mrs. 0. MeR. Holmes returned 'rota Atlanta on Monday'.accompa nied by her' sister, - Miss Daisy Schenek. The Woman's club will give a Gyp sy party tonight at the residence of Mrs. W. H. Hunt. The funds will go towards the State Reformatory for Boys. The Mlower (ompanly will have their Spring M llinery opening on next Tuesday,, April 3rd. They will have on exhibition a gorgeous display of pretty, as well as stylish, hats. Those' who are to practice f9r the. Old Maid's convention .will meet the trainer, Miss Dunkell, at the library on Saturday afternoon. The children at. 3 o'clock and the ladies at 4 o'clock. Mimnaugh's opening will be.on the 3rd and 4th, two days. On account of the immensd* sto6k that has been received additional help has been se cured. Mrs. Ramsey will have tie . millinery department in charge. Hon. George S. Mow6r, 3vho was in the city yesterdiy on a business trip, said that a meeting of the court house commissioners of that county would be held on April 4, to determine the location of' the niew $40,000 building. After that the plans wil be advertised for.--The State. Mr. james It. Davidhion hans pumr.. ehased, through Frank IHuniter and Co., the C. M. West p1roperty, on Do nudariy st reet, 'antd yesterday mov ed intu~ his naew 'home. Mr. WVest will temtiporari ly o(eenpy the Davidson property, wvhich Messrs. Hunter and( Co. will divide into three lots and. (.ffer for saile sooni. Miss 'IFlourney, the skillful anud st.ylish milliner. who had the milli ner.v dlepartmnent at Unir and IHav ird 's in charge last. season will be with' themi again this spring and on' Tuesdauy, at the opening, will display a great nuimber of beautiful and at tractive hats of' every description. teThe Old Ma!d's 00'nvention. Arratngemenuts have beest made by teinenlbers 'ni the Draytoni Ruther ford Chapter, Dauught.ers of the Con-. federacy. to p)resent an Old Maid 's Convention, ''The Funiest. Thing That Ever Happened,'' in Newberry on Friday evening, April 6, 'at the -opera house. The entprtainment will -be under. the direction of Miss Amuia 1U. Dunkell, assisted by local talent. It is clever, uniique and altogether fumny. It,i the~ second part of the pro ~rammne there will be a series of beau tiful - statue' poses, This entertain: iet,as stated, is. gifen for the ben efit of. the Daughters of the Confeder acy, who .desige to utse the funds in marking the graves of the Confeder Ate soldiers, .payilng for crossesE of honor and furnishing inch to - the denfecierate Veterane~i on Memorial 1bay. Itshiould be liberally patron i2ed by our .people n~ot duly on aca cottntr of the en,jogenttoe beha4 from the,play i{s91lfj bu rom' thi fact that -the geroeeds wl be used for worthy causes. ' Nudierons requests have .been, re ceivedby B3. d hitney, 'ho has the t e,idhh'h itracti*in to.'he Paelfie coasts 'es'those inthe west having heard of this r arkhble usea1 cum dy, 'are:deislru t M4 egsing ther e4ation 'til& \ n yoc~u t h9ue.'Th ' PVMMQitt ewill' Met on tho 4th of April ens e ti a :h very importan atid heHer.' did. ainb News hoped thi tose Who .3 iave eligible lotsWill not pl4ce'ithe -rice beyond tie redch .of tle coma t 'isilon, - Dr.. McClintdck's tot 'would make -e a very desirable site. it. is-high:aud 4 contains an 'eitire7lilock and then the. Jones- lot might be'secured. iby- the t towi or a snalI park asowas contom. . plated some time ago' -This lot and the old female academy. square are f the two most desirable. sites in the city. From what 'can be learned we fear Mr. Mann. has placed- his fig- 4 tros beyond the reach of the eommis. c sion though of course 'we do not know what -his figures are. In building' the new court house 4 we should remembe*l that we are n'ot only building for the preserit; Vut- for the future. Baae Ball At The College. The- initial baseball game of the season in the inter-collegiate series 1 will be played on the college diamond I this afternoon -by Newierry. and Ei-s--H kine. All lovers of the sport'will,want I to see the game. ERiskine is said to ( have. a strong team, as usual. Crouch and Cabaniss will be Newborry's bat- t tery. They will be supported by C part of last year's winning team; and 1 some of the new men -are-said to be'v v-ery fost, both in the field and 'at -the N bat. . . The following vill be 'Newberry's- ! line up: Cabaniss, catcher; Crouch, pitcher; Hoover or. Derrick, 1st base; I Bushy or Wicker, 2nd base; Boozer, .s 3trd base: Owen, short stop; Wessing- E or, Seurry, Parks, Bedenbaugh, Houck outfleld. Erskine Lineup. Kirkpatrick, short stop; Brownlee, I first base: Widemni, third base; t Long. catcher; Pressly, J. P. seconds base, (captain); Stevenson, right . field; Pressly, H. E. center field; - lobinson, left field; Cashion, pitcher; Miller. Riddle and Carmicle, substi-' tutes. rood Sale. The ladies of the Lutheran church will have their regular week end food sale, on Saturday, at the Summer lirothers carriage, repository. . They will have on sale many varieties of lairge and small cakes, chicken, iam, e salads, home made candy and other t .1rtieles. If any one wishes them tov 1repar an11y speial articles of food, theY arei reolnosted to telenhole any mentber of the committee in charge: Mrs. Lucy Young-, Misses Thyra Schininpert, hluth Wells and Ruby v Illo loway. . Langf ord-Wright. Theli cards are out announcing the u marr'iageo of Mr'. Robert Herman W\right and Miss Clara Langford on.' Thlursdamy evening. April 12th., att 7:30 o'clock, in thes First Baptist s To Preach Baccalaur-eate Sermon. t llev'. A. JI. Bowers, 1). D)., of the faculty of Newber'ry college and a graduate of the college' in.the elass of 1880, will preach- the baccalauireate, S sermon before the gradtratirjg class at r t,he'. .approaching ,comimencement. ' Dick Taylor Dead. , l D)ick Taylor died at his home in '-':'ny ystrdaym'; af'terac~n at 5 i o'clock of heart disease, aged 36 ' years. - *Drayton' Rutherford Chapten'. Tlhe .Drayton Rutherford 4Chapter, D)aughters of the Confederacy, will i meet with Mrs. John M. 'Kinard on lI 'Tuesday afternon, April 3rd, at 4 1 o'clock. The' presideht urges that there shall be full 'attendance and es pecially r'equests 'the finance. cemmnit too to come' prepared to'make full re- I por,t, '.and 'those '*ho haVe not paid their funds foiA maikirig- the -graves ' of the confed*rate soldiers come pre pared to make 'their contributions., Mrs. P. E.:'Scott, WAh!TED-LadIes or Gerntlekhen wlho are willigg to work. IEasy'and1 pleas#ait w6rk. Will pay 2 dolloars per dag' to right person. For Infor ination call 'at Mrs. Ruff's Boarding Hdit*e Boundary st.: Newberry, 8.0.,, ~b onl6.' We 'ill' leave Saturday morrnng *11dlea alr~n e~ f beau~ ln. Te ~$(h nor pent~ Coh WaY thoe city :laat"g ,o~ a .nd :. th e ralr of ttore,Gen ral hO.nter1.gr.' 4tafa ~til~at-e ied . dig ng of- thidxedu. ivO .OfQimittee :of .i'e Press asocia io 0)1 AnIl 5th at Rd46eiiSf/to dis-4 ausihe'- thm And pladV forAt nex 19thiig. ..An4iber of th6-4 mbre f thie (,ittee hive. hemselves..i' favor of -N1o ik. for hie annuti ueeting, since the White )prings hotel fids beeh destikoyed 4y: ire. The merbers.of tho committe ire Presideit Xul. of -Newberry; ica :Presiddnt William Bhnks of olumbia,. Secretary C. C.- Lanstori f Andorson, Treasurer August Kohn I the Columia bureau of The'News nd Courier, Col. J. E. Norment of 'olumbia,- Mr. C. M. Gdlloway....of olumbia, Mr. EH. DCamp of Gaff ley.--Tho State. The meeting has been called, to ceet here*.next Thursday eVenin. The .crrect" membe.rship of the ognmittee is: E. HT. "Aill, presidnet.; Vm. Ban.ks, 1st. Vice president; J. C. ,face, 2nd vice piesiden; '. C. torig ton, secretary.; Aiigust Kohn, t'eas' rer; 'and CM...-Galloway, . H. De oomp and' W. W.' Ball. It. is hoped that every member of lie 'committee. wil be .present; The. ditor. of the Heral(l and "Newi. has een piesident. of tie association ome twelve or fourteen --years. and le have never li'ada imeeting, of'the ommittee in Ne*berry. It is very u.ch desii-ed that every rnember be >resent. The place of mveetihg will inve to be defenitly decided upon inee the burning of the White )tone Hotel and the program ar anuged. .. Besides this some of ou'- frienIds in. Tewherry have arianged with James )unbar to serve tile committee a lit le luncheon that evening and we .are atistled . we canla make their meeting cre pleasant and we waat- 'every '10em1ber present. Song Service. luIstead of .the regular Sunday ev ning. service at the' first-*: Baptist hurch on next Sunday evenihg -there ill be a song service. Th':publio.is ordially invited to be preer.. . Ohance For Everybody. ilair & lfavird are going to give verybody at ebance for a whole week 1 secu11re siks. linen, -'nrcerized ,aistiig?. madras, gingham, table ieii, mohair, lawns, 'ih fact, every Iiing in the dres: goods 'line at re, tarkably low figures'. If you have been there one.e you .ill go again. If you'haven't been, c sur*e and go,- for 'it is 'a chance that on should not miss and will regret Syou do) nit avail you rself of this pportunity. flead their advertisemenit 'on an ther page. and be convinced that heir prices are right. Visit their lore and you will be treated right. Miss 'Flourney again has charge '.f he millinery depIartment, 'and'- will ive you the latest poipts in. millinery. Dots From St. Philip's.. The weather is verf i'ainy at this Dason, but hope it will make a change owv soon so the' farm)'ers cedn till the' oil. -- We are very soriy the'cold weather as damaged the fruit erops. There will be a picnic at St. Phil p's school house Saturday,"April 14. 'he exercises will begin teni thirty harp. The public is cordially in, ited to, attend with well, filled bas ets. The wedding~ bells ar&'stihl ringing n St. Philip's community. If they :cep .on there will not be any girls aft, but plenty of old bdys. Sunday Will be the first day of tpril and that will be' fool's. day. There will be a'dance-at Mr. 'A. P. tuff-'s April 2nd; 1906. I. will close for thig time. Much ceess, to The H(erald stid News. .Tom Thumb. May A Blip, ashington Star. "Polities is extreinely u t rtain," emarked the man 'ho *ak'A trito emarks. "Yeo, "answred1 thte discouraged ooking cItizen' "you"iead the papers n the hopes of deeidig on the best andidate, and 'then start out for the iohls. Anid ninybeo u'll' be allowed o get to the polls. 'Then, perhaps, ou'll be allowved to deposit a ballot, ireh in your okcitefind ou may or ay not'1(ave.marked corrcetly, Anid eo did nuark *4 qomreotly there is e e o1t i ein gout od n s~o ~is~tohI e~'on cuty board M4 equa1 to halts b in session fori 4*4o 1 5das going over the i'eta )ror Ait tl to -lqu ize thi s'ssiets, fiil,6ed thli Wi k ai d(jornod, yester@4ay prfio n "Ow ,nado by : the :one'rA Wpoperty :it nakih g the etus the Wyork of'lo board this ha been anything Vu I pleasdntt There have od many com plaIItI !wV161 th fd;. has ebusid ered, phd the membprs hhve had "Mff1 Oulty in'.an -effort to d6 justice iii 'at tie inie tnp please those 'hos4 property was ralsed. UnIer the law the board cannot. reduce the assess Aiclt -.below the average at. which it'i returned by the owners' of the. prop orty, and as stated some time ago th eY4rt9 .have been to aMsess p7'OP6rt; I sixty I)0' cent valuation. In do y I. ing this it has been necessary to rais some of the property as returned bi the owners. The board is compose( of g6od.. men, vhose olily' purpose wa to do their duty aild to get,an equita ble assessment., This, is a very- difi cult ,ask,. but the membei's of th lioard"f6el that they h'av discharge( their ddfy conscientiously. - The property will remain as fixe by the board unless 'the controlle generat akes. abatement. GREAT 0OUNOIL RED MEN. To Meet Hert- April 9-11-Pocahou tas begree To be Conferred by Oateechee. Council. The Great Council of Red Me will meet in Newberry on the 9tl 10th and 11th of April. The progran fo'Y this meeting has already beei printed ii 'The Herald and News All preparations are. being idb t have this one of the most delightfu conventions of the Great Council eve held In the state. - The local" tribe i ariranging to spread a banquet for a least 350 people, which includes ii addition, to the members of the loca tribe, a number of invited 'guests, ani of coarse, the representatives of th Gi'cat Council. The contract' fo serving this banquet has been let ti Mr. James Dunbar, and lie has at ready gone about inaking prepara tions to serve :it. 'On April 9th. at 8 p. m. Cateeche Council. No. 4, 'will confer the P cnlwtas F)e-rce upon all representa SVOs who are not already member ff the Pocahontas Council. Thi Wai k r:!ll e done under the directioi of Mr. Otto Klettner, aind,jy a tean cemposed of the members of the Ber gell Tribe'and the Cateechee'Council They have been practicing for som, time and will be able to confer it ver; effectively. Thier'e will also 1be a good many candidates from Newberry am other points to take this degree. Ev cry Red Man in good staniding, hi, wife or daughter and all women an young ladies sixteen.years of age ari eligible to take this degree. A spe cial dispensation has been gramnted b: the Great Sachem to i-eceive appli cation, ballot and confer the degrei the same -night. All applicants mus be of reputable character and good bodily health. Any one desiring t< take the degree may. file his or he: application with E. H. Aull, .C. L Blease, .~ H. Hair or Otto Klettner. Now Making PIvei Dollars Wher< They Fa n.rorly Made One. Thousands - f .vnnomn are nov' miaking salarL' I'ive .times as largi as formerly, as the result of securing a thorough b'uess education at tha widely re'i wned institution located a Macon, (a., the Oa.-Ala Bus. Colloge while hundreds of others who wer, trainal there are now at the head o: large and successful business enter prises of their own. The great reputation for exper work which the graduates of that Col logo enjoy has caused business mei 'everywhere to. call,.upon it for offiel help far b,eyond its.ability to supply Tle College has Itherefore very je'n 'ereusly resolved to give to every be; and girl 4in the land, no matter hos limited their means or eduention, pl opportimity to -secur'e a pi'aotlea 'business educatioti and get the bane fit, of these good plades. Every am bitions goting person-is urgedl to Writ, thia very day ,for the special offe and written guaranty of .jositlos Addressing,. * . L,. Martin, Pros., Macon, Ga. ''Talking f'that hanqunet las night, ' said HoImes,''I suppose yoi hieard snth fhie lanuguag.'' ''Yes,' repli.ed tLushigan, ''I heard some fini languago this' mornhing that afteetes 'e' Vy 'mueh" xThis mnorMung?' aYeO" It wvas: 'Ten dollars Ani costs. ' .~..hlaha Pos.. she rif P red au11(1!i6 f O v- i .t pi,)n "I ,~e,n T,reastur 1 4 saye he has a the best dollectioif ever ,ade siiC h~ l,is,bcen In ojnle9. 'o)letions AQW that he hA colld6t0d rninety-nine per, ce-fit tli, total noufit charged up on hh boke. The foO.oWing are the ampunts col f-mted by him: State .. . $3213,0 '0 ) i'diny county ...l.-Cit. 1409 Special 0ounty . . .2939 V School (3- mill) ... 17638 2 q S!'eoial "clool. . 8354'2, - 1 t .. .-... 7048 '21 Polls.................4737 0( -Do's. ..............1069 M GREENWOOD'S FESTIVAL. Preparations On in Earnest-Man] Newberry People Will Likely At 1 .tend The Byent. 5 The Choral Festival whie) 'is t( - he held In Greenwood on the 18th an - 19th of April is'exciting no little in a terest locally. It is thought that - large crowd will go from here to tak< ad,vantage. of the great opportunit; . offered to. har some great singini ' by some Ociually great aitistz. Thi railroads.Will grant low rates, and- th( schedtles, are, so arranged that thos< who intend going to Greeiw6od it April may d(' so at little inconven - icnce,. inasrileh as practically all b the three perfornunce may be taker in, allowing the busy mncii to returr hoec Osily in: ti'ne for opening busi From all tht can be lear'ned, thI i Choral Festival in Greenwood wil i be a gre;t event for this section, an< the people of that .little city have a a great expense to themselves, secur I ed some- well known artists to sin there. They are busily ongag< 4 making all preparations for the greal t event, and the. three concerts whiel i will be given as follows: Vednesda3 I light, Thursday afternoon, an, k Thursday pight, will be well attended i People all over this section are con r templating attending. And it iswell ) too, for not often does the opportun - ity present itself for lovers of musi( - and by great artists too to hear an< attend an event of sne- imagnitude. The chorus which will sing will b< -composed. of one hundred and fort. five well- trained voices a fact, in it self, )vhich Will .prove great drawing i card. Then, in a great,measure ad ding luster to the musical event, ar( a the renowned singers from the W'es lwho have, at a great price, been scour ed to sing at Greenwood. It costs n< little outlay of money to induce: singer of national and -worldwide rep utation to sing, and the p)eOple ol I. Greenwood realize this fact. The seat sale was opened last weed a in the store of S. C. Hodges, to whon I all, letters should be addressed. Ii -order to secure the choicest seats ir -the house .a grea~t number have at ready been sold, but those in charg< - ar-c urging the people to securi seatt at once, so that those who attend wil: get ther best places. Tihe prices of ad I mission are only seventy five centt for each performance, while the sea. son ticket entitling the hold4r to th< .three performances are only tw< dollars. This is regarded vewy rooder ate for the high clats of singing t< be lad. Greenwood congratulates hersel I upon secnring of the most renwonies artists in the country. Among th( number are Genevieve Clark Wilson sopra no, Harriet Frahm, contralto, H Aug. Smith,- tenoer, and dustaf Hlol. quist, bass. With the grand chorut of .145 voices, these will p)resent suei an array of musical talent as hax never before been seena in this section All .of thorn will come to Greenwooi in April with a reputation well earn -ed, with voices, well known and appre. ciated and on Wednesday night, thE 18th which is Artists Night will doe -light .a large- audierie which has al. ready signified its intention of corn ing. 8. C. Hodges, of Greenwood who is in charge of the tickets, ani can furnish any information, statet that the seat Bale has been nmore thar gratifying, and that the only way t< -scure th'e best locations.in the audi torium is to write for them now. Finished the Course in Pharwacy. Mr. Warren Edward Fulmer and Mr. iPerry Drafton Simpson, wh< have been attending the Atlanta Col. loge of Pharmacy, have completed th< eour8e and will receive their dipto mas at the Commencement Monda2 evening, April 2. These two young men' have taken a very creditabl stanl in their studies and we pongrat ulate them on thie successful teirnina tion of their work. usual no 1w me11 to 1)n - ieo the Laurens Steo~ a , ood work, try it and if,he od they 'WOill O ik. it good. Se laun dry to',The Herald att w OSle Th.ursday and get it Sarday. aindered tap-to-date. THE Envelopo liand Bt aW Mayes' - ook sto'e is the nobbiest thing in town. FOR SALE-Four good milch cows. Anne 0. Ruff. STRAYED-One dark bay mare mule small hknot below knee on- hind le. If found notify' . . Sunimer Bros. AT COST-In order to reduce stock I will offer my entijre stock of Merchandise, conssiting of Shoes, J' Clothing, Hats, Dry Goods, F4tv., lifte., For Ten days at Cost, for Cash. W. T. Tarrant. FOR SALE-Half acre land with new storehouse on it 20 x 59 - feet, in business portion of place. Price $750.00. B. M. Havird. Silver Street, S. C. WANTED--25 Able bodied men for saw mill work, good wages, steady employment. Paid fortnightly. Ap. ply to Leaphart Lumber Co. On C. N. & L. R. R.-7 miles from Columbia. I FOR RENT- Entire second story. G. L. Robinson. WANTED-Empty Cotton seed meal sacks, 3 cents each. Prospet-ity Cotton Oil Mill Co. SUAW'S Pure Malt clears the cob webs from the brain-gives vigor to old age. For sale at The Dispensary. FINE lot of sweet,potatoes for sale. Vineless and Georgia Bick variety. Apply to M. B. Caldwell, Newberry, S. C. FOR 10 DAYS-I will pay cash f9r second hand spring clothing. Mrs. Dorx Watts, Raeket Store. WANTED-By Chicago wholesale and mail order house, assistant mnagier (man or woman) for this county and adjoining territory. S;7' . ary $20 and expenses paid weekly; expense money advanced. Wol Pleasant; position permanent. No in vestment or ' experience required. Spare time valuable. Write at once for full pfarticulat-s and enclose self-. addressed envelope.jh Super utendent, 182 Lake St., Chicago, IUl. WANTED in each State salesman to sell large line tob,aeco. Permanept position. Central Tobaceo Co., * IPenicks, Va, WE have hay for' sale. A nice lot of? Meadow hay, baled. Quick deliv ery. 'Phone 10. 4 rings. Jefi T. Cromer', Manager. WELLS--I have purchased a well boring maclino and am prepared - to do satisfactory work or no pay.5 Any in need of wells should consult or write me at Newberry. il WANTED-Mannager for Branch office we wish to locnte here in Newberry Court Houise. Address, with reference. The Morris Wholesale House, Cincinnati, Ohio. IF From opening time until closing time and all the time, you w&a# good time then have your wa'~ and clock cleaned and repaired W. B. Rikard, Jeweler,. at-The Herald and News ' . CSEN FEE1O We have just received' of Chicken Feed ( Fie The kind when one want again, a trislc it is the best.