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Entered at thei I toHie~ at New S berry, S. C., a 2iii elan mattar NrnATO1t TildA1AN 1;. it *, i, iv i I, T - , . - E TH * : - t * . . . the '.'tu .2. Ij 2, 22.h S . Inisl 1 x';ai * he 2 22n22 r 2i k. b. ph. 22 m. ite . as i.2 Ii fi.c r e! HIle (ip sa ''2An 2. .ranv 12to la e i e '2.t21 u b~(ie(in 2an2'~ I h-j>.um of 1 112yiti<muury. 2~.1'*..j Death11/!22i'c22. of22 Mrn. Poag,1111i, nI lie elia2 P.'llUv di'; f4j he ii , ; t.1 r' I ed' y e nI. V 11f Trji.; I (n ItInt'# ral t 5 I heiit tdest.11 i ' lxp 441"22' An * W41'a IVr th|fy 11, 14 j'ild.~q 16 Sh ('i IL fried by6 Vin-r' b( h22 and s vl i ldren.) ' ~2'I2' i:a~ Do P4ltu'es to fr9oNo0#t, .\(tnwy 'all V41111111ui hu fil Pl he Vim 4 '1 IIA, III'lpo n,1r n for i l' 4l IIlleledn wl 4f it 141115t dI l i I 111- 1se ' 1h 1 Illi 4lln awl , i 4 I r I II I 1 444 1 b : I in-I 1ImOd I I ii4 ne4 1 r Iw, IIea1 IIv A i- .i'l , I I i 444 WbIlIeoil b I. I. gla- 4 4 ' 1 4I-4- I hli I ca t a k-n 4 .4'' , n -'-1 ie - * - f~ J4~ you of thi 4 ana er , ,ax inthepu li prni p Ia-- be fore he i vestialin'com (1-e1 the r suh f a nlin 4f t e N p e ('our, is he m nner n whih 1l non. When in- ondut of ark,as'r portedto .vo by th invsiin commttee cam ny,as tere as ''f4 what I~ 44 4b.4tina l action it wa4 (")44'l reason ia pnuroeenion x~Iis to1b4 sifJisv~ perp 4wolr ty of emark inlI this" Iconnect'iniha the press,ICf wih in14 forme 111 of Pariker's temny gin-y Iiornatp BIn ailPlo Jtt Ifnahanf dto.,.t -onwrim tit (Iim verioisn m.de bdare the i, ivEstI~5Iiging comm:sit tee. Very I'1e,poet fiil,y, I.'*i('y 1. Y',mans, Governor Heyward's Ltter, TPe- ollIJA 1 Wau the Jetter of 6 6vernor6 I ley w a 'd imtrueting the Auii-yis: fieher,;ia lo take action: .Jznhe 7, .1006,. lion~ ~ ~ ~ 7 L19y0'1Vj,n, ttr + *6 I* i 'gh t ri j'yi le jrint *, - 1'of riling- of the I 6 '. iam' lp' ro Y A ,44 the mirttI r, Official duty, - lialter tit your attei. fila ou prlio tl tionto be( in%ti. - i i pr"oper and nWee. - fn h iw . 'f (pect fully your14, D. C. ei!yward, Governor. DR. F. Y. PRESSLY RESIGNS. Acrepts Presidency of Erskine Theo logical Seminary--New Presi tvs be Chosen For Erskine. - -k im: folb:e tit Dr. - i I 'm h a.11-o notifi 1 ';t 1-v t a h,. - p hr.- If t ji Th eil 1a1y to with e wa Re '(.ifa oft thie SWuth. h knwr Ijr. Pre.,-ly rceognize 1 o11 itWuth sI(cce.'SSr to the la e Dr. Williamn L. P'ressly as tlt ' dl tie setinary. Hle is a man fI iii 1 .'-loical attainments and i. . A.0 pm 11litiied for the position. Ve)r -even years he has been at the hi-ad if Ekiecleeand Erskine l.1- never had seven more prosperous yar.-. His malafleit of the college ha been wiSE, produent. conservative a:i.1 ouctcessfil. He leave., the institu 1 in)n pl)lendilid condition. Those who) refaiiliar with his administration -,f ile a fairs of the colleue give him their hearty '' wel done,'' for he has ar el the ilslit .i1n1 with unremit tinl-g devotioln. An Explanation by the Office Kid. Ife iat at his desk and looked out iip)un ti iistree.t A uiang of workl-w-n camile and cut openl tlhe- pavement.; dn" ulp the dirt ; put in the pipe; put back tilt dirt; closed the holo in le plavementlI and went away. i. aiother (lay another an., if workmen came alunf-. They opewi,t,d the pavefletl. dug up the dirt: put ill another pipe; pi hakut back the die A . h>. t he hI-ole in the pavement ad _ Thle firsLt pip wa"s r te!lephl'fe A'ire1 and t he second pip e for' re'ri l' -ra:tion61. A third ',an113 pu6t ini ''' r3 ie wies, and a 16.6rthI steam n du- . When t he third1 ganig appC;eue to m 366a ppe fori anoIter te.lephone I . anyj\ the6 mlan in huis .,ft'i.6 b36''n!.6 'Lii-manhilt. For' weeks lhe had16 lo sdI iit n3 a dlirtyv .'treet l itteredl with mrd and 'alnes and~. Ibe had6 bCeen put1 m1 .?'lge b)y the blastinir. SWhy don!)'t they d1ig onle 3.ren ''h :3136 put. aill the pipes in at' 31 time'.' h dem,and6 ed . " What's the sense6 in' ''-ar-* in? up the street, and men di ng it ;i half dozenC1 times. Why not dho it al No one had the heart to) an)swer. . 6 6lon silenece. It was the office'6 b)6oy wvho broke it. " Mehbe?, '' he sid mIfeI(kly. -- '-y saur3 -to exI!re(ise the dirt." HIS8 DBBTORS IMPROVED. Theo Loss of Perkin's "'Books'' Wasn't Such a Oalamity, After AH. Joel' Perkins was1i onei of t he firsht )vters( in the plan)tattion1 of M\ilto6n, i- rd( C61 ounity, Maine. Takine.. :6p a eit ofwild land, lie buil31t himsel f 36a~ lain , anid each season "hlared a SInlil p6atch and raised a fair' 6'rop) if rat'6in and1( potatoles. O)ther' settlera came in arouind him~y and he( w'as able f'rom time to6 time to sell thlemi a p)ortionl of his surl')ui crop Irusit ing them until they could pay. Hlavinlg n1o account on1 his books, le marked with chalk on his cab)in door0! what they olwed( him. After several years lhe thought he coutld afford'6 to taike a wife, and1( find Iing a6 ('ome(ly lass inl11( the nig.hlhborng I6wn) .,i lIethel. he6 marr'tied her' and6 fieh6ls his w'.ife spenlt. t'e time 6'lea13. u)i46g I the housIe(. One6 night6, 66n his3 r'eturn,she~ en4 clled his at tentjin (o whatn she had dlone, especially to Ithe in-. "Ah, Mary he oried, "yKi havm rushed Iut, all my 0moun* msin th siehrihlorx. and i don't kaIr h ) "Oh, iever mind. .J l4v j *mi , "yom can mark it all d,w o fie madlle wo re piy. but cakIn. a piec.e of 'ehalk. liver iheyar oe lWird, with fiu41rel rad , v:A" a ,,;it1 w . i. " oI Th r'li.lli-l " , < .-x li - Mw f-j." kI'r you (es, ld ,%.n. ~;i V2~ iun Baths an Naita -- - k ub-a oatma - ' i h ittle ad inlands a f kaw ay and free from - - .jl*kid a thorough eure Had Made Progress. A well known andl w.Xtalthy mena vd briziteinin p. and s- it a ir ,411-li Isinlt hi- :-w ;vt : 1 .11. . 1 It, i . n IA l a to .\friva a n. .\i :ar l.i. -i :v --Trv t- knowk s,.rim * - n:-,t int.. himl).' was te b mar -id imn tm jiinn ti D . ' nd pivi i e n ii new alnd .-,I ['$)I the it -w3 i d e,d. IIn Ht hatilr-n-e 11h1 tr,%e not a .,ueeS.ad t --ro ay tlre Hadiiemt aded rgeavi. i chare. wllho hadl n-,peiz all he :A, ivanve iadetl v in.- father. .. f -- w dy, after the ,erk archme.m ilI hz ii tlt i .d Oltn -t iilvl eah ra .Isita .1i. i i -aicie He in i.-s nii.e s -ari--o- :id ind het ea -- -u il 1-jLS ul -it :e ~ 't v i pound :4f vi i -iend i n ',ei 1 - l e . lVry ,i nh i s by iwa: ithr. A . On jh. *o.w h : - - - "ii eO' . i ay.'' -,; . - a bOitl. Loo at ie. The cable,ram ''ai - L nv . fa.iusil Fatail lililn. : fr i h. Ir h .a' - ie tl at. ooabour. usri.t: lumb i hri EL .--li - st . Xe rre at. '4 fewa inise ii:,,- . ..* Wdnsa fir.'t -i1Ijion, wsIl serioiusly but less edl i over lf ihe road, and1( the eahoose of the frontI trin were I\Vi t hrownvu from thle t reste to the 'roiud, 40 feet below, ande were~ ~so demil ishied that mot)5 of the \wioodwork wa.Ls redcelfd to splint Con,fduIctorI Snead, after b)eing~ takenu toa the hospital, lived until 3.15 o'elock Wedlnesday niight. Marrying an heiress is 'aften as un satisfactory as any other geot-rich quick scheme. Whna woman is said to have seen~ het tr d''fays it means t hat she knows cult -dalss when1 she sees it. Man a ity' Chbap laugtLhs whlen hie hearsn 3 f a farmi iter buy inge a gold brick--i len lhe goes to) thle irace track and11( huands over his~ monley to the han1rmnikr. Ladus H Every Lad best pattern The Comb many year4 forth in thes4 MONTHLY STYl Everv One a . . . The Lad fI. ,aria tha y, hav anV I aim i i T I A I I P Y 1 J kk* :--!.. NOTIJE. n i' n- tien-blra waned'ii M y. ta roks STOOKHOLDE~RS MEBTING. Th11e ian n ee t ing io t tock >IP(ity Cl omnym wvill bie hotbl ina thle city~ Conicj'ne i habers 'anTu Ju tly 9 1906. John. M. KI,iar.. II 7~.i1906 COLLEGE OF CHARlLESTON Charleston, S. C. 121st Year hegina Soptemnber 28. b etters k, Scien, IC~Engjineerintg. One scholarhipiI, 41ivinrg free htitin, to each ecounty of South Caroli na. Tuii I i()n *''d0. Ioardl anid furnIiished lrooml in D)ormijtory $1.1 a muoth . All can dIidates for admiiissioni are piermlit ed to comfpete for vacant B~oyce schotlar shlips wvhichu pay $100 a year. For .atalogue, address Harrison Randolph, President. NOTICB OF FINAL SEBTTLBMBNT Notice is hereby given that I will make a final settlement on the per sonial estate of .J. WV. M. Sinmmns, de ('ensed, ini the Pruobate Court for New berry (County onI Thursdaiy, August 9, I1906. aL e lev'en o'clock A. M.. nod itmi miediatel t hereafjter I ask feor a1 11inal L~ala 111R. Simmonats, Adm ninistratiix of thle Personali Es tale of J. W V r <.. Smm-Iun (IC ...8, meJon y prefers the for her dress ined Labor of' is brought patterns. R,N S. .E BOOK FREE Creation of Ar. ies' Store ... Good Clothing. CLOTHING. SHOES. HATS,PANTS and MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS IN NEWBERRY. and beli.-ve the peop. havo apprecia! d it while others j h been advertisin, their clearanee and .aerifice sales we have boln k pin- 1 1 4p i stOck and selling 0:ur utOlmers at the lowc-t cash privs and savin_ them money. The I-a i)Iur busines. for the six moth - - .1 e :30. is eilIhty per cenlt ut*r than it was f-r the ame a-t year and we are anxionp d8' m're withi you andl if you are' .inri' away9 thiis summerIC1 or' wil be 'ae n hse whoii stay at homne we h:9am the thuings you nieed to e!abh. .cuti dress well andl keep you ' m-9 fotablet at a small cost. NEW FALL HATS. WXe have' juisIt'pened 9our9 firl shipmenI?9t tof Newt fall I hats, inciW C :I1 STETSONS SELFJI CONFORMING BLACK STIFF HATS, HAWES NEW F'ALL. BLACK DERBYS au Itber 11)9 de irable . tle. W e' als ha)119ve' i.idt litn' ofI l'I1munas99 aind STRAW (ATSI' to keep you9I (itl these bot NEW SUIT OA SES. W'eIl hve ,just ri'v ed a new~t line of' SUIT CASES, HAND BAGS and UMBIRELILAS also, NEOKWEAR, SJ8PENDERS CO0LLARS and OU iFFl innw and 19e1 theim. As a speiall mahn-enni'9 I to have yvou spendi' i,au.h we iiu atLw you a cash dtis csunt ltft lv 'p cento all purchas and . a ea' h di .counItt ofi'1 ~ Pte l per ce t. tin alhl purcte of mo itre t han ten dollars. (Comei anid see' us ojfteni. A. C. JONES' Newvberriy, S. C., July 5, 1906. For Sale. "4The Boozer Place" near St. Luke's Church. This tract contains 86 acres well improved land, good dwelling and tenant'house FRANK R. HUNTER, Real Etate Broker. Office over Herald anid News, Newberry, S. C.