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Mi'. Wared ukme of GbluftbiUaft 7' $ s)itin3g 3x5latlive ini tI4, o 1 Vhe Bachelor iaids wilI 0~\it 4lsAwuby '11jay on n K tqrnoon ioxt at 4:30 o'el ek, Mrs W, W. Fu1er, 0 vialting (or daughteis, rs Wells aind:Misscella Fhaer. SMr. J. B. O 'Nea11lIoNlloe has *co cepted the- invittio%i to address the lion and Bethel d4liools at their exer ises on Saturday, Maf5, r,ar ing the close of the term. The othr churches wvill' omit the usual Sunday evening service, next Sunday, that their ongregations may attend the nieeting at the Presbyte rian church. The attention of the housekeepprs is called to the food sale of the ladies of 'the Lutheran church to be held in the McCaughrin bloc# oh Saturday Mr. C. L. Collins -a?nd Mr. E. C. Roy, of Newv York will visit New berry next heek'a thiguests of Mr. Z. e Wright, they are intereted in the Newberry Cotton Mills. Miss Lucile Wilson wnt to Spar tanburg on Wednesday to attend the South Atlantic States music festival now.mn progress in that city. Senator Cole'L. Blease and Mr. F. H. Dominick will leave on Sunday for Baltimore, Washington and Staunton, Va., on professional business and to visit relatives. nwbnroribe represented in the Senaor Cle L Blese ad M t interncklleiat eaorca ont da atr Greenwood tonight by B. V. Chapman. It' is expected that a number of the students of the collegie and people of Newberry will attend. President Boye6 received on his canvass in Newberry county between $800,and $900 for.the.D. W. F. C. He was not able to push the last of hib canvass on 'account of being sick was confilned to his bed for a few days after returning licme. This is good for. Newberry.-- Associa* Reformed Presbyterian. The Active Juniors'of the First Baptist church will serve refresh mqnts on the church grounds next Tuesday evening beginning at 8 o'clock, the proceeds to be given to the church building fund. There will also be candy and fancy work for sale. The public is cordially invited to at tend. The Rev. Mr. McLees and the Rev. Mr. Wardlaw, who are conducting services at Aveleigh Presbyterian church, will address the children of Newvberry on Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o 'clock. All the Sunday schools of the city are extended a cordial in vitation to be present. *President Scherer, of Newberry college'delivered an 'address on Sun day, April 15th, to the students of North Carolina University, at Chapel Hil, N. -C. On. Monday following, lhe deliv,ered' a lecture at Mt. Pleasant, N. C., to the students of the Collegiate institute, and on Tuesday night he gave his illustrated lecture, "A Year In Japan,' in the opera house at Coiigrd, N. C. /Th's local press at the vari91 (oints vii a ly .Dr. Scherer speak wy ighi ~.% ddress and le'tures. ~ the i~'hi .Visitor. .Sheriff~t .2 9ts&in Atlanta, * having gon 1ere~ for 'two negroes wanted on etiin'inal "charges in thia -countj. The negroes have been tried and acquitted of' other charges in At lanta and will be 'taken in custody by Sheriff Buford. 'County Chairman S. S. CunAinghami .was in Newberry yesterday." Mr. Cun ningham is getting everything in' r'eadiness. for the meeting of the coun ty convention on May 7, and expects a full attendance of delegates from the various .clubs. Rleverend Eb. Hunter, of the Theo logical .Serninary' at Due West, wvill preach at Thompson Street A. R. P. h reh on' Sabbath next, the 29th i n tant, at 11 a. m. After services tre will be' a 'mueting of the eongre * .g ion. All memberra of the church .ar cordially invited1 to attend, 4 ~ braytog litherford Charpter. ~. IP. . will meet yith Mrs,'. C.A 1&ian next Tuesday afternoon My1, dt 4.36 o'clock. Mrs. P. 2. Scott, .' Secretary. ~he p QtImes of tb l se-winners irn thq we'ry baby shw ptinted in Th ~ad and 14'envst1'n yresem-1 kk IeOIbe b ied Pitts n uo:Vco re no ,or seg Aree u ron weith rereiwd c his oa&p twe'nj)'fti thousand 3 lars to the enido*heintg . 'I ie~arer, seeured ftoinP ~ e&sos e 'e en re generoun and lio~ eon4i.. i tions than attached to the ofer whos o first made; 'indeed we understand that q they are themost liheral upon which a he has ever' bestowed his gifts.- The i e9act. terms have not yet been made \p public., . Dr. Scherer brought the good new" that Hon. Andreiw Carnegie will give ten thousand dollars to the technologi-r cal departmont of the college as soon as ,ten thousand dollars is added to the endowment fund. The raising of ten thousand dollars will not only secure the money of Mr. Carnegie, but will go far toward meet ing Dr. Pearson's conditions. Indeed it looks to us as if the raising of ten thousand dollars by the friends of the college will give us twenty thousand dollars toward fulfilling tie generous Chicagoan's . conditions, for Dr. Pearson doubtless imposed no condi tions as to the source from which money was to be secured to meet his proposition. . It looks as if this were Newberry's opportunity atid'the time for every friend of the college to count'its in- 2 terests as among the most important I for this year, and for all to pull to- ( tether, to talk Newberry college and t work and give. FAOTpRY CLUB. Organization on Monday Night-- I Delegates to Columbia-Resolu- t tions of Respect. The Factory club met on Monday ( nizht and organized by electing'Pres ident and. Secretary. The following delegates were elected to thei county I convention.. .' Resolutions were also . adopted. on. death of Mr. Jacob Senn. e Delegates, Factory Club. Cole L. Bleape, John A. Senn, Can. non G. Blease, St&wart ]Tudson, John H. Chappell, B. E. Wicker, P. F. 6ax ter, E. S. Werts, J. 0. Burton, W. 1T. Hardeman, W. B. Hiih, T. M. -Ta. ;r. County Executive Committeeman, John A. Senn. Resolutions Death Mr. Bonn. Whereas, since the.last n1eeting 'of the club, it has pleas'ed the'.wise dis poser of events to remove 'from this life, Jacob Senn, who has served this elub continuously since its,organiza tion in 1890 as county executive com mitteeman and wvho served the county of Newberry from the, inauguration of the dispensary system in 1893 until its close in 1905 continuously as a mornber of the county board of con trol and not a word of criticism.or a charge of mismanagement nor a breath of suspicion was ever drawn against him. Be it resolved: That in his death, this club has lost a faithful member, the towvn and coun ty of Newvberry has been deprived of a good citizen, bis family of an af fectionate hiusbanid anid father and? the democratic party *of a true .ad herent., Resolved further: That a copy of these preambles and resolutions be spi-ead upon our minutes, a. copy transmitted to the fainily of the de ensed andl the newspapers of the count'y be requested to publish them. Cole L. Blease. Coming Event. Our local managers are to be con gratulated o'n securing the .company wvhich is said to be the best touring the southern states, namely, "'The Crescent Comedy company,'' which has seven years of undisputed sues ces1 to its record having covered in that time the territory bound by the Atlantic and Pacifie oceans and Cn ada and Mexico. Thi yerteCom pany islarger ndbetter than ever, *having eighte pedple,- a 'epertgire of eighteen plays, a car load of spe., cini" scenery. and six big vaudeville acts, headed by thiost peerless stars, ''The~ Ha*thorn Maters" KIusical 1 ExPne't.. The opening' play ''The 4 TIurns of1 the Dice?" is a o sdy drama of,unusytal excellence and the first ihe Ptiesdnted at popular pices, the proThdtio,n la 4aiie e6fiplete. T,he joaithern press is. umtaitnous In saying ,i ipone of the beet produc tions W1tnoedad for. a long time. -The engagent of ''The Crescent Comn. ey Co.- Is for six nights and twe mAtinees AtrtigM Aril 30,, Pr'iees 15 25 aid 'd ehts;& onr.ele at G de eyv diie W., V1he'fo0d ' tohpo Ale. '6isl-dyry 10, aokli on Me a 1li day My lb ill occupy the ] iiti' inornin'g. Thosgehre, tIi e eoi' #e i .i the 6pe ho i ill bogif4.&t 'b 'el6qe ' with the "dess b Mi. 'homs F6McDo'w, of Yo*vilje. Tho 4 hapter deolded to make, -u0 the aWn iitteeA this year Oron the members t our orgonization. biA-earnetly re uests .all the la'iieo Newberrg, to sist them ih the deebrations anO1 Fill be most grateftulo* flowrs sid. rreaths for the gr4*es or the. moni ient. Committees. aoinument-Mrs. 6. L.- Sehumpert, hairman; Mesdames. 0. MdR. Folmes, J. E. Norwood, tL. W. Floyd, Ir. H. Carwile, W.- H. Hunt, R. D. Vrightt J. D. Davenpoit, I. - T. 9t. imand,,Misses Luy Speers, Mary Tance Fair, Fannie McCaughitlh, lalla'Madin, Fanhie Mad Carwile. Opera Nolisi--r T. T!Bro*q ,hairmen; Kesdame4 . owman, . B. Aull, . H. Cannon, Frank ifun or, E. C. Jones, P. E. Scott, Misses 'ora Dominick, Moriat Maitin, Vin-i i4 Mae Wilson, Lucy McCaughrin, jizzie DAiinick. - Rosemont'-Mrs. George Johnstone, 'hairman; Mesdames W. F. Ewart, r. J.- Pope. Texanna Cannon; Wm. ohnson, J. L. Willianison, T:-C. Pool, ames Keneily, Laura. Ewart, Lallah immons, Frank Fe"gle, D. H. Judy, . J. Purcell, Misses Dousehka Mar in, Mary Burton, Lucy McCiughrin, la Wilson, Agnes Summer. Village Graveyard-Mrs. -James VfCIntosh, chairman; Mesdames W. f. Houseal, John M. Kinarid, W: M. lennedy, J. H. McIntosh, Miss Ger rude Carwile. Johnstone Graveyard-Mrs. 0. 'B. Xayer, chairman; Mrs. George,.Me 'utcheon, Miss Lizzie Glenn. Music Committee. Miss Laura Bowman, Chairman; fesdames J. A. Burton, WY. K*.,ligh, H. Westj J. H. Haltiwatge,-.Riv rsStonep Misses Nannie McCaughrin; 'hyra Schumpert, Neville P6#e..j Committee on Crozier Monument [rs. 0. E. Stewart, chairman; Mes. lames S. J. Wooten, E. M. Evans, W. V, Davis, Bernice'Martin. Destih of Mrs.-Payne.-: Mrs. John Payne -died at her home n College street on ,Wdnesday. after ioon at a few minutes before.. six. 'clock, after a lingering illness. Mrs. Payne"was a Miss Finley, a laugh4ter of the late Sidney Finley, if Laur4ns county. She leaves a hrusband and' three hildren, two sons and one daughter, iuid a host of relatives and friends'to nourn her death. She wvas a faithful nud affectionate wife and ,a loving nd tender' mother ,and was a consist nt member of the Baptist ehirch. The funeral services .were conduct d at the residence at four o 'clock on ['hursday afternoon by Rev. G. A. vVright. Inter~ment immediately af er' in Rosenmont cemetery. Mrs. Payne 's sonis, Pope and Earl, rrived 'from Alabama, where they are rtployed by the Southern Bell Tele-. >hlone company, only a few' days be-. ~ore hei' death. 'To Deliver Several Addresses. Sinator Cole L.. Blease left yester lay for Anderson, where lhe went'to leliver an addlress last night on the >ciasion of the anniversrym bf the )dd Fellow lodges of Anderson coun y. Senator Blease goes -to. Grey., uourt-today to deliver an addhas on he occasion of the closing exiereises f the Greycourt-highi school. On Sat iirday night he expects tio address a rathering of Odd Fellows in Laurens. [t is expected that delegates will -be resent from Greenwood, Clinton, 'Tewberry, Woodruff and Greenville. Thrown From Buggy. While driving towards Newberry ~rom Helena on Wednesday aftcr 16on, Mr. R. Y: Leavell's horse was ~rightened just before' he 'reached ~cott's creek, below the C. N. & L. restle, and Mr. Leavell and the Rev. Je'o. A. Wtight were thrown from the uggy. Both were slightly bruised, )ut -leither- reeied- injut'l-es of any' ~onsenttence.. Thie buggy ptas badly. A Jgint Pionio. .The Zion 'and Bethel sphools will rive a joint picnic on the Zion school rrounds, fotr iles from Polnav'ia, on ~eturdayi gay 5~ SeWeralf %sonindet" rh~eft gill make 4dtes refreshni6 uA ' wiU be ~'~ '~i~1e gtunds1 T,he public * 04ord11 tQ tea / A. 00 POe at S li ied. ee i a brnyakeb o. 4 ,pow6 ahis. 'sermons at dres4q, i th rs'iritl force Ae copieo ues in his:he4rerSj th her4 is a jian bebid the pessal b kno tbetruth he preaehs. R '. H.rWarad who-was siek earli n the week cane to Newberry. W4dnesday d'd now has charge he musie. The pastors of the ci 1re attending the soirvices and taki )art in them. ,The servioes .will co inue through the week and .on Su lay on Sunday night there will io service 'in the other churches. OIBMSON VS. NEWBERRY. Best Game of thA season to be Play on the College Diamond Tomor row Afternoon. ll. lovers of the great Amgeric ame are' looking forward with inte At t6 the 'contest between the . bi teams of Newberry.and Clemson o legos, on the Newberry -college d nond. tomorrow afternoon. For many years past Newberry a Clemson have. been close rivals a ,hey always play .a close and interef iug game. In fact,' the people of Sou Carolina have learned to look f vard to- the annual Newberry-Cle ;o,n games as being among the closc and exciting of each succeeding si 5o1. The game tomorrow afternoon w begin promptly at 4:15 o'clock. T admission will be 25 cents, and the wvill doubtless be a large and enthi a.stie crowd in attendance. Food Sale. The Ladies of the Lutheran chum of the. Redeeier will hold their, usi w.eek end food sale on Saturday in I Suimer Brothers carriage 6mpofiu McCaughrin block, . Delegates to Federated Clubs. The following delegates wer' ele4 ed to tihe Federation of Womer Club's to be held next week, beg ning on Tuesday, in-Rock Hill: From the Bachelor MaidA, Misf Carrie 'Jones 'and Douschka Marti from the Woman's club, Mrs. P. Scott ;from the Library associatic Miss Gertrude Carwile. Wright-mith. Mr. J. A. Wright and Miss:Bern Smith were married on Wednesd evening at the home of tIe bi'ide '5: ther', Mr. Jenkins H. Smith, n< Mt. Pleasant, this county. Miss Sm is an attractive and accomplisl: young lady, and has many frier throughout thee ounty. Mmd. Wright an' energetic young man. The you couple 's many friends wish th much happiness in their jourr through life together. 'At The Opera House. "The Crescent Comedj' compan; will open an .engagementi heginni April 30, for six nights and two me nlees. The company is said to be i best of its kind, the manageme sparing neither time. nor money brains to make it as good1 as could carried, Eighteen p.eople, six vaui ville acts, special scenery, and a rep toire of new plays, manfrof them p sented for the first timthe at popu' Ifrices are the inducengents this co pany offers. The 'opening play " 1 Turn of the Dice'"' a coinedy drama the new school contains new a pleasing novelties,.-and i'notwithstam in the fact that laughmtej predomina there are many 'strong, dramatic a nations, the types of .ehl'aracters capitally drawn. The production elaborate, the four sittings showi some beautiful scenic itures. Prices ;1.5, 25 and 35 vents. Seats sale at Gilder and We )s'. Advertised Lietters. Letters remaining Jin -the postofi at Newberry, S. C., for week endi Aprl. 21, 106. B-Mary B3. Ball, MagieBarl Enla, Beckhem, Rhod( Berry. C-'-J. W. Cronoh, 0-arrie Chalme Lessie C?ldwell. E-Nanly Elsen. J-RI. Matei-son Jeter, Jane Jon K-Nancey 1Cinard.~ Ir-Watson Little.' P-W. M. Pondexten, R--Larra 1iobertson; Davis Ruff S-Caroline Spearman. W-Amy Willian)s. * Persons calling for tIfese letters 'y plhase say they wre adfrertised. (. Jfarell ab 4e t4 } S a NV d Ve ' Afl nsoJtlo of sma eef s'the wO i nial ao . h,at- eth g 0 w the Wh t thy hea,rr the away f 44 what do eyes wink at IJmat hou turnest thy qpit Sagainst God, and- lettest such wordi go out of thy,moth?" 'he 4rmon was entirely extempo raneous, a"id the report folo*ing gives only in bsrest outline the thought of the speaket. After speaking of the two declara tions heard during the previous week, one in which God had been character ized as cruel, and the other in whic1 Bd it had been said that the.dreadful ca lamity had been sent of God upon the .people of the Pa4l'fie slope in wisdon and justice, as a punishment for theii t sins, the preadher declareJ his hor r- ror of such misconceptions of God There is little wonder when afflie l- tioiis come, and men are told that il a- is the' will of God, that it is for then to bow in patient submission, that the i heart protests. And well it may. Th< z <reatest need of mankind is an over t. whelming; all pervading, realistic be th lief i1i the personal Jehoyah, Jehoval or- Christ, and a'right conception of Hii n relation and attitude toward the indi Ist vidual man and to the race. In man'i a- thought of God lie must reject ever3 surmise or opinion that id not in liar i mony with the truth-so thrillingly ex le pressed in Br Aning's immortal -line it r-e ''Paracelsus' '''God, Thou art Love qi, I build my faith on that." In orde1 Co vindicate God's sovereignty an< reqognize His hand in the events o life, it is not necessary to regard ''th4 ch' pestilence that walketh in darknes: Lal and the destruction that wasted a he nn day'' as.mysterious dispensation m, or visitations of His providence. Man was not created for sorrow bu for joy. God's thoughts of man' aro ''precious" '"thoughts-good and 'no .t of evil.'' Whep man was in harmon2 with God, he was in harmony witi himself, and with nature. He wai placed amid conditions fitted to be es stow upon him perfect and everlastinj happiness. There was no illness, nt E calamity, no death. By inan came sin Where once was harmony, now ther n, Js discord. - Where once was orde now there is disorder. "By man cam4 death;'? and all sorrow, all the per version, of instincts and passions, al ce inflrmitibs of the body and weakeninj ay of iniellect, all that culmipates ii Pa- deatI, all ''eame by man." This i tar not God 's order, Godsproe o' th thought for man. Man is out of har ed monly with nature because lie violatei de nature 's laws. Back of every afflie is tion is human sin. It is to blasphiem ng against the God of love, wvhen a rail ~m road train is wrecked and its passen ey gers hurled into eternity, to say thia it was wrecked by His hand, or tha the, awful destruction of life an< property. in San Francisco was caus ," ed by Him. Nine tenths of all the ng losses, afflictions and sorrows of thi ti- life are the direct result of human cx he travagance, human 'grasping afte1 nt larger profits, human, greed, hiumai or carelessness, human selishness, hu be man -recklessness, and of the othei le- tenth they arc indirect cause. Take ~r. the ease of San Francisco by way o: eillustration. The earthquake came4 ar it 'ik true. But it came not vithoi m. warning. Men have knoivn for age: he. that this is a volcanic section, or of section liable to experience the earth na- 'quake shock, fand yet they have chos ta? en to take the chances. True th< :e earthquake came, but how compara it .tively small ilhe damage frat lh< tre earthquake, if men .choosing to live is wvhere they wvere -exposed to thmese ng' mighty forces of nature had strue turally prepared themselves to reas on its power. The Board of Fire Insur ance underwriters declared long agt that it was a miracle that San Fran c isco was not swept from the face of cthe earth, "that .it was built t< eeburn.'' It was 'currently reportei rgthat in the construction of a building now being erected- in Newberry, seme s,~ workmen were found 'laying brick one -upon the other without amortar rs,. except a little on the outside. Suppose that builirig shouid collapse, would'il be' a "dispenisation of Providene?' s'Or lake afflictions of another charac. ter.' An epidemic of yellow fever dec imates the cities of the south..A visitation of Providence, forsoth I Ad visitation of Providence, forsooth! t der,against the sin, of uncheanness 'ISmall pox lays its polluting hand up on our people. A visitation ofPrevi dence, Na*y, his seteguard was in his hand but he refused to use It. VRE esiel)' "every t.*as04o and d, eydishee " ustt*e4e ve Its just reo p0110.i fward,'' overy pioi mu havo 1gi .itelf the gerna of the per 7 alty th ievitably !ollows, ,and th . race must suffer whnlerlan sins, and a the innocent must suffer.with the guil ty, no real' harma can possibly befall the individuali 'who 'has fled to Jesus Christ for rokuge., AffiCtions come to'him. .By them, ini tliem, through them, lie is ohastened. Chastened does not mean purished. Chastisement is nQt punishrment. .Chestisement is of the epirit. Chastisernent comes from the LAtin ''castus'' pure, spotes, hol'y. Chastisement is making chasue. beautiful, pure.. He may die. We all must die. Bunt what is deafh, apart from sin., "The sting of death is sin'' Buta. Christ died on the cross arid eath's sting is removed, and doath has no. more power to hurt them 'Who t'rust in this His satisfaction. PV ice Notes. Robert Porterfield, colored, was tried in the mayor's court on Wednes day morning charged with violating the dispensary ordinance and was con victed and sentenced to pay a fine of one hiundred'dollars or to serve thirty days. He was represented by Col. o. tL. Schumpert, who gave notice of ap peal to the circuit coWt. l Henry Williams, c'slored, was ar frestd at Prosperity yesterday morn ing charged with stealing $11 from dBalaam Sims, colored, in Newberry on Wedniesday night. It is' charged that Williams went into Sims' house and took the money from his clothes. *A negro who gave his name as o Groeg Henry Coleman, stating that he is from Laurens, was taken in by t the police authorities on Wednesday night, the negro being mentally de hranged. He was begging the poliec offceers yesterday morning o shoot him. SPECIAL NOTICES. GIVE The Laurens Laundry a trial. esLaundry sent Thursday. Work guaranteed. w -BICY LB REPAIRING--Call on us for Bicycle sundries and repairs. Will do your repairing promptly and guarantee satisfaction. Cromer & McGraw. LAURENS LAUNDRY-Best by test. Try for yourself and be convinced that it is the best. fWANTED--Everybody to know that Baxter's Ice House is now open. SILK MULL and Silk Tissue are re duced this week 20 per cent at S Wooten's. BRING your laundry to The Herald r and.Newis Oce if you want it laui dered right. uJ. W. Ragin has bought the shoe shop1 on Friend street which has been owned by WV. H. 'Biats' for sev eral years and will take possession enl the first of May. Mr. slats will cosm tinue to work for l1r, 'fpagirl arid so, hicits tihe continued p i'onage of his customers. WANTED-Position as bookkeeper by recent graduate of Mac Fsat's C<%iege. -Best of references. Address .Jessie I. Stewart NTewbetey,, S. C. COTTON SB,BD--Want to -buy all the Cotton Seed ybu lhave let frorn planting. 'Will pay sar.ket price. Prosperity Cotton Oil Mill Co. WHS~N You hM4(that '-'tired feel ing'' and haYe' no~ energ try Shiaw's Pqre Malt. It will.bufd you ri'ght' up,' For s'ale'at the - '1). " ispensary. FOR RETAtllv and 4esfry able residency oi' Calhoun . ewberry. Apply to . tot FOR S4%LU-Half or land wit3 new storehbuse on it 20 0 a businegeportIotC p va. P4