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8. H. AULL,. EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New berry, S. C., as 2nd class matter. Tuesday, May 22, 1906. NOT A OANDIDATTE. MY1111 unme hats iee l'litivpitently menitionled ill thle press lif Ilhe shlte during (Ile imst severall moilhs as a prohnhbiv vmiiidille 1,'1r sevelry ol' Hill(v inl ihe dvinlm-lnIlile prillil'y thlis 41111m .r. IIile It I p in(vte' lhe (-I Corg11 1eimen ih I liave reveived from dilI'eitil in ts of1 tit' stile ti ellient lie riaev, I deter-minled not oA be 11 (id ri Col. lite offle inl hlie ip proiching vimilmigi severil weeks ago. The manikily kind words spoknt' or m iln intion o (he mifttfer by Imly breltl l f t he 14-S willed tIers are very gatiflying toi teilt, anl I desire Itl lisslrt. tihimi lit my sinern lippilo'in I wold llo 11111 ke Ilhis shiilemien as Ii ve lievel n ini114 ted i t 'ldille., but recenittv I linve rveceivt'd Istlers anld some( ofi myl Nf1rivinds inl the conlly seei t, be Iditer ite imlipressiol thall 111 im 4-1111didlit. hitr sevrelill- of statle 1111d I 'Vill I it lt , be iJ e aill of thmivil tlhiit I shohli ll sti lt tihait I ll) not vXpevt-1 1o be ini vhe iace, hot iit I approvilile thevir. iiNy kinld words juls( the silinl. E. [I. Anlt. Thle Coniftlderatte reuniionl inl C'oluml bia last wee4.k was a decided skitce'. very N onl, who was thert, spoke it (he Very hliI:e ers lormsft' Ille tintmenlt received I 'Irt)w th petol l' lie hinl. Th ,nlle:lhe w:au, l:s fl t he n omm .iuiis' wert. cl 1111 41 t,e ol soldier., vi-joyedl th.. hospitl'-ity exlenid ed :I-. -nt .1 ias hli e enill iot' If old omnies in avrils.- This sholi hel the renin 1in1ev I or tie t hliolding- ol' Ilhese re ions h it 1 sho1i' not ht% AIX petled herl S'1mtbin shol a go (o so tanyit. A ttis sensole ed' ile yer .olumbin is'n on y the ltuost hlilifull vilies atlNywhere in the on tIry. t n tiieil it is tasy tit' tevss nt1l illerv is wit y I vs somiel thi nee wWitich meIs it pinsat foil a'n fif n izel o thest t t vlil is l it iel t tpilni a. THE OLD SOLDIERS. Enjoyed Their Stay in Columbia Many Attentions Showered Upon Thom By the Peopl. iThe14%I talI palide of the veterlanls is ahvnys looked forward to with1 plealsure. by thlose who paic viate. Thle meetings ait the renniionl head-jl qu1arters is generally at businless aitylair. antd the m have little litmet tuweet all of Ithose they Wish t se . With the AI" t hill line of gary " inl ranks. hiow Over, th0st who really iot for t re unioc eatotilsily piek nt their tom rades and teefor allwoor.py tsily ale jonin te p~mresion tad march hdow teol theri end. hm nt that them.itl Mayued th ie ernteh, wthes had eptyta tsiee. And othr tenmeied o theirstrge tcopaios. detrione d t alht the nd.a lifee was a sorltiof prdein sthet whol1 e peatot od to imitoaittir thoeform anees totf 4 ears ao. i The~y wantd t showthe yougedtr geeati on their theyads te olirit itteman that. t the lt' mastvolfm huive' bok these men,'t ti' th then two als' ein and with pr e nnsn line mtlaceddon ai st ree ljiiz iltifrom thel lpostotiieitti thetcapitoitand tose hot weany toou feeble antjihi stoodb an wet and aisedt' thi' a t ol'cm their comradsl who marcu~t5.hd.'mji o The sparadei staert prmtl onh time. A the? esostoice hundtvd poft them wited ofo thesinltfaln line andoweil procesin wnt dion in m~liltry pstyl idingi rn.a thewnuternor andthtsastt, tedby tree localkn mital companies those beind tae Gen.t apritedi a nld ie st n foot anid ant nher ofthc win ors ntett ariaes.it The itortyo thespnsrs, owever Uweednth caito vsteps. Aii thec furesthe dwn' ferim the pstolle, hone ofa the pret tist sights ofh the paaewas eden. were carrying the flowers. Near th, capitol the ranks of the children d1 vided, one going to the right of th Coifederate Imonuent and the oth er going to the left. There was a sligh halIt aIId thlen the flowers were throIIwl downl inl the lineo of iarcli. For jus I SeCOnld the vteratis hIIlted. Thei with a burst of feeling it cam1e tl Ill thai1t these childreln were no wiaithig f'or the heroes to pass awa he-Cl'-r honlorinig them Willh wrealthls I( wis a deliento compliient( to (Il livin ig and with ilncovered heads thesl tIl it'i l mar11111hed oil over the llower while lhe little onles smiled and sani "N)xiv.'' At The Capitol. (N he capitol steps the sight Wi a beautiful oie. llun11dreds ol, girl: were there dressed inl tle red, wilito aild blue and forming the. letters "U '. V.'' while just. helow the color: were l'oriled tle Stars and Bars Ov-erhlead1I hung ll vieortioul4s llg m1ak ing-- Ithe pichlre complete. Whlen thet processionl reached Ile steps the mi litin halted anid with their armis al sih li ited anks and let tie schoo 4lhilii and veterians walk through Again i tle veteras uncovered to tiht young mni1 of the governmieit wear, ing th uiQ'orm II) ol' e governmnet an1l again i they ImIrIchetil on up ti capittil s(vps and)( arlounid ithe livinlg colors f'ormed liv thl e Sou ilthern gir ls It was the intlentiion ill' those wl a rranged it' 1rogra e to have th Nvevrans mar11ch up1 (ne side andI dowr, the other but tlie vetrt'lans for onet ohjeted. With the true Souther spirit they deviled to stiay With theli girls who hati shown them so muel holnor--aid stily they did. It was at' ter tilie lititle sthool girIs had llasset till 'oit to sing that the thousands o people below vaugh-lt the signititanet (t' tho halt ot' the veterans on th stops aind a mighly cheler wenlt il A nil it is hul right to t say that tle pic tire was 1a11de perreet by this levisiol of the veterais. There thev wer< g1 roluit ped n1uder tle 11ag and bielov (heii wvere tlie igumres " U. t '.Y lie 'utiither down tle stieps w.er< the St irs a1td lirs CorIled in tlie pret vtostiuies wvorni1 by the girils. (OIn til ternive below were the little schot childrenl. The Band Played "Dixie." The signal was given anid thie haut pla1yed "D)ixie" While the sc-hool elhil dreli ,joined in with their perfeett: traited voi,es. Another cheer wetn up antidie ve'terans rotse and witi heads ioverel sent batk the elhee with renewed einry. he parade wa Overl. The childrenl vamte siowly dowi the steps an1d behilnd them Came tih veteranls, loiud in tiheir praises of th sutccess tit atair. antid congrat ulat in tie comilittees in clharge of tie ar. tramgemieiits. ODD WATER WHEELS. Some Float on Streams-Huge One Make a River Lift Itself. Ne'w York T'ribunie. iTe pe'ople of' Syr'ia and Titlis mnak their st rteams do thing~s that Ameii enins do niot seetm to have leatrned th~ secre't of ptersutading~ the walter' course'5 of this cotuntrmy to pet'rfor. At Thitlis te inat ives have le'arne, htowt to tutilize the power' of the cut rent of' the river' Kutr without buildini dam s. WVhat they hav'e aic'onmpl ishie possibly' might he donte by an Ameri tan f'armert living on the banks of rapitdly moitnlg stream anmd desirina a smtali, c'heap powver. The C'aneasian build ltiats ton the sturface of the riv er'. lInto themi are set wvater wheelk The whole affair' is fastened to th bank in such a way that it will ris and fall wvith any change in the leve of the sur'fatce of the triver, so that thi po~wer' is abotut constant all the tim4 in Hamia, the ancient "'entering i of' llamnath,"' the Symrians have at 'ottplished a feat that makes omn think of' lifting onieseltf over' a fene byv tnginmg at one's bootstraps. Time; ihav"e harneitsse'd the htistorite Oronted or' Nazhr' ei Asi, as thte Syrnians call il into thte work otf lif'tingi itself man; fet towvard the teniithm and trainedi thus to waiter' theitr fr'uitful garden andt orchatrds. As for' siue, the water wheels whie do this work are' as to tother' wate whtetes what Niagzara is toi othier wa tterfalls. As one stands by one te theset grteat wooden f'ranes revolvin uponi its wotoden axle and looks tup a its permimettemr forty feet above on thinuks it laree' and is astonished whme lit tunims his gate up stream to se that relatively it is not a ,great whe4 for in the distance looms tip one sixt feet ini height. E'ven then hte is ne preparetd for the spectacle of on nintyh fecet in diameter gtntin roud o its cumnbrous axle jtust out de the tow~n. l.ite i ilamta for some peoplei ike the liking of' others for olives, a tequtire'd taste. heeaumse of these ver ater' whteels. Aecrdning as one feel boutt it, it is a msicai eity or or filled with nerve racking groans. Day - and Iight without ceaming then asis 3 ive, slow revolving structures utter -piechi. For tfhose who have aquired it a1asto for their c0mIpanlionsilMhip the I teve colsilig tonles are'soothing,.,. t seitibling the oveai roar or a slow I fugue played on eyelopean organ. The ) i(tapason totics are deeper and,louder t it te deepest organ stop. Now, they are in unison, now repeating the theme, ne aferlilt'e anotier, now for a1 brief moment in a sublime hiartnony never to he forgotten, according to oie trveler, then once more together in a t rememilons chorus. The sounds are dIQ(escrihe(l ats at slow Ioveient up the seale, followed witi a Ileavy drop to the key note as: Do mi mol, do do do, do sol la, (1 do do. TIhis uneas ing Sisyphlian imisic, it is said, has -been going on fr a (enltury at least. -MEAN THING" MADE APOLOGY And Still it is Doubtful if Telephone Girl is Satisfied. P~hildelphia TIelegranph. '1he has bright eyes, rosy cheeks, IId an aw'ul estimaite of the proper coifinles of propriety. It is an in variable ttle ot lers to observe that sutle barrier of modesty whill all Well orderel youtig womnli should ob serve. and, etter still, she prides her silt on making tlie sterner sex observe this harrier ill all its invisible but nlive distinctions. Then how this ineideit must have shocked her. Being a telephone girl it is her ob noxious duty to itold converse with tle "Imealm things'' of the world otlierwise known as men. Tie other" atternooni a subseriber ealled for a certain niumbier iln (lermantowvn. b 'lhat number dli( vou say ?'' sie: iermantown ::13:-z. quick. I n't itnderst and: please repeat hlaiank, l1ankety blank. x y Z!!" Well. it' vou van't say what 111n- u her vou want I vant -ive it to Volt. I I'm not goinlg to t'ool here all day." s Now keep your shirt on, little n .irl: keep your shirt on-- s flut Ihe sulscriher got no ulirther, she slammed up her cam, rushed to e lie ojerseer with tiaming cheeks. and I reported tihe subscriber. The com pan itIl said that shabscribers hd no0 right to comlment on how its em r plovees shoild treat their wearing atp lparel and demanded that the suh scribe'r apo'loiizo or lose his phone. lThe subscriber w.as willing. He called up the girl witi tle bright eyes and said: Are you the tile young lady whom h I just told to keep her shirt out' biYes,'' Was the curt rejoinder. "well, possibly I was a little hasty. It may be warm in your oflice so now you may take it off.' To Complete Capitol. f Columbia, May 17.-The state ho'us~e commission has awarded the contract for puitting,a new roof on the capitol building, the L4idibisy Tiling compa ny, ofSaan nahl, getting tile wvork in acontest with less than half a dozen' others. The contract for re-enforcing the rootf girders was also awarded. the -Jetfords concern of this city getting this. - The comumission would not name thle price agreced upon in either case. The contracts call for the completion of the work within four months from the s time it is started which will be in . about thirty days. The present roof is of gravel and thle faults found with it were one of the chief reliances of the #200,000 sulit the state brought againststhe coth etractors and arthiteet. This suit has now been dropped after a mistrial. it 's a good thing for humanity that when a man is old enough to marry h le is seldom old enough to know bet ter. Ahnost any one will take your a.1 vice-and possibly one out of a hiun dre d will1 generate faith enou:h to t use it, s ext to going to a funeral a woman seems to get the most funl out of vis- J iting~ a hospital. SOer Mae . Great Half Rate O rMaeto Wr f thy Young People. A half rate to students entering iduring tlhe summer months and a pode etive written guaranty of a good posi tion on graduation is the suirprisingly liberal offer made young ladies and 1gentlemen by that splendid institu tion of practical business training at tMacon. Ga., the Ga.-Ala. Bus. ('ol lege. We earnestly hope our young -friends will not waste the slummier in idleness, but take advantage of this grand opportunity to increase thleir earning capacity many fold and be ,prepared to accept a good position this fall. Address the colleg~e promipt ely and youi will receive full informa tion onf every point, Years 4 Have( AMERI1Ci AHAC A C Plia Mad c. & G. THE Even a poet is able to distinguish t ween. the fire of genius it his bos n1 and the gnawing of hunger in his 0mal.ell. DRAWING OF JURY. ve. fihe undersigned dury (ommis onlers for Newherry County, S. C., ill onl the first day of dun1e., iext, in ae otlive of the Clerk of Court for lid County. at 9 at. im., draw the ames of Thirty-Six men who are to rve as Petit Jurors for the Court of ommiona Pleas for said County which avenes on the Istth day of June, 10ti. coitinuing for one week. Julo. L. Epps. Wmll. W. Cromer, 1 no. C. (oggans. ury Coimissioners. May 21. 1906. ELECTION TEACHERS. Tie School Board will on Junte 7, old annual election for following po tions: One Superintendent, salary $1,000; leven grade teachers for white -hool. salary $40 per nionth. One Principal for colored school, salary 40 per month: Four grade teachers r colored school, salary $25 per ionth. All applications submitted to F. N. Matin, Sec. Board Trustees of Newberry a aded Schtools. .ist of New Books. rruth about Tolna, 3arbara Winslow, ..ady Baltimore. rhe Spoilers. W1aid of the Foothills. rhe Holy Grail. ...ucy of the Stars. rhe Way of the Gods. Fhe Woman in the Al cove. Vlayor of Warwick. MJecaner. Pam Decides. Rayes' BooK Store Brick! Brick!! For Sale by C. H. CAN NON. . 005BANKDEST 50et AtAVAI A sitt Ii eV t'& teco. >f Work and Plai :ombined to Mak iN LADY .orset of. Strengt] bility and Beaut e to Fit The Fo: S. MOWl LADIES' Of course, it 's a disgrace to get rVc rich by making others poorer, but the chap who is gathering in the coin RI looks at the matter through the other I end of the telescope. Some people Carc so lazy they yawn 4 inl their sleep. It 's awfill shortsiIhted to lie it' the truth 'Will foul people more. TO DRAW JURY. FiN We, the u1ndersigned Jury Conmis- til siollers for Newberry County, S. C., shil will on tile 25th inst.. in the office of vaI the Clerk of Court for said County at an 9 a. in., draw the names of Thirty- of Six men who are to serve as Petit va] Jurors for the Sessions Court for said Th, County which convenes On the 11111 sti day of June, 1906, continuing for one sul, week. pr Jno. L. Epps, sh: Wm. W. Cromer, Ju Jno. C. Goggans, Co Jury Commissioners for Newberry be County. eal May 14, 1906. of Sei STA"TEMENT "' Of the condition of The Newberry Sav- co ings Bank of Newberry, S. C., at the close of business May 4th, 1906 tiv Resources. Loans an d Discounts . . . . $250018 60 on01 Demand Loans .... ......7824 25 Itel Overdrafts .... .... ....3762 55 er. Bonds & stocks owened by to; banmk..............4550O 00 pa Furniture and fixtures .. 1900 00 of Due from Banks & Bankers 13794 21 Currency .... .... ....12000 00 fr< Gold .. .... .... .......900 00 fel Silver, nickles, pennies . . 2000 00 be, Chlecks and cash items . . 8967 08 bei foi Total.. .... ... ...$306616 69 jan Capital stock paid in .. .. $50,000 00 * Surplus fund .... ......29276 19 "1 Due to Banks and bankers 10175 18 ci h Due unpaid dividends .. 1111 50 h Individual deposits subject "") to check .. .... ....205697 50 E Cashier's ebeeks .. .. 356 32 WvI Notes and bills rediseunted 10000O 00 i Total. .... .......$306616 69 g Personally came before me J E Nor- Ise wood, Cashwer ot The Newberry Savings jM Bank. who being duly sworn, says that the above statement is correct to the t' best of his knowledge and belief m11 J. E. NORWOOD, Cashier. a Sworn to and subscribed before me this s 17th day ofMy,106i W. C.TYRE, N.P. for s C. Correct attest: James McIntosh. BC.Matthews. JK.Gilder. ' LET US1PL Give~ us your Laundry doing. Gloss or Domesti We use nothing but th that car be bought. Exp ing help. Our motto, got delivery. Telephone us. Yours to se The Newberry S ethe iORSET y. rm, BR CO. FORE. )LLOHONMANUFAOTURINGOO SOLUTIONS TO BE PROPOSED LT THE MEETING OF THE ITOCKHOLDERS TO BE HELD )N THE 15th DAY or JUNE, .906. elved: First. That the capital ek of this Company be increased 'e Hundred Thousand Dollars by issue of one thousand additional ires of common stock of the par ie of One Hundred Dollars each I four thousand additional shares secon( preferred stock of the par ue of One Hundred Dollars each. ose four thousand shares shall con Lute a second preferred stock, and; >jec,t to the prior claims of the first !ferred stock now outstanding, L, for the period of ten years from ly 11, 1906, unless retired by this mnpany as herein below mentioned, entitled to dividends from the net -nings of the Company at the rate seven per cent per annum, payable ni-annually on the first days of mary and July in each y~ear before v dividends shall be paid on the umon stocks. I'hese dividends shall be accumula e. [rhe Company may retire this sec Ipreferred stock at any time af J1uly 1, 1911, by paying the hold thereof the face value in money ethier with the amount of all un d dividends, if any, up to the date such payment. ~fter the expiration of ten years m July 1, 1906, any second pre red stock then' outstanding shall ome a seven per cent, interest iring debt against the -Company its face value; and with the ount of all unpaid accumulated 'idends, if any, shall become a first n upon the Company 's property, if liquidation, subject only to the msof the first preferred stock retofore created. Resolved See a, That the Directors of the Comn ny are hereby instructed to ale th the Secretary of State in its be If a petition for amendment of its arter in accordance with the forc ing resohut ions. 'P'he above resolut ions will he pre ite(d to thle Stockhiolders of the iohion Manutact uring~ Company e thi 'onisidlerat ion at the annual 'etinog lo he held in the oflee of the ilpany' in the Town of Newberry, t ., at 11 O'elock A. M. on the 15th (leo. W, Summer, l'resident & TI'eas. Z.. li. Wright, .Secretary. ASE YOU! work, as others are c finish, e Very best supplies ert and accommodat >d work and prompt rve, team Laundry.