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E. H. AULT., EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New berry, S. C., as 2nd class matter. Friday, July 20, 1006. A DAILY THOUGHT. "e who ias formed a liabit of looking at tli brig-hit mil hppy side of thii's lis a great adviiltage over the c.1ronie lIlyspeptic who SeeS n() good in anyhing. -Anonymous. lif'e Ius we S(. it, I'r4om flaky to da1, is writieln inl the above omiprellen sive eMignn. .l are crat1ies ft hIalbit. It' olle's Ilhit is t4 look on the brigh1t side of things. the nature of hiu who h oks is bright, ma.l his life is vo1responifdinll.0y 111pp.y. I' one ciul tivates sypipaith 'y fi4r. tihose in disease. misfortmlne or distres, he is sure to light the dreary places inl life witi glowing (1barities. If oile builds ol kindness Iiis temple will never bo crumbled by the acid of malice. If one shuns vice, stands aloof from envy, an(] lives removed from hypo crisy, he may be sure that he will stand on a vanage rock of happiness that the storms of hate can never threaten. But lie who makes it his daily habit to look 111)11 the dark side ot Inlillgs is alreald vellfiked witi a sable ia (ilre 0tha1 fells ill Iln tinhlappY life. Ile w withh hi *s svImp Ik ly t'romi Ilho liviplhss. Ihv oppressedl .111hl a the ai*rlie( ed m-ri rks ark lain wiin the r*41ad lif lif. tha.t will notI Save. himl flrmil he ii Imitchled. H1e wh.loi feeds on m1111aliev tilkes into his hert 1 posi 4n 11 1.ilmt will 0"rrodeito his 1111ure11 and leave him a enolorev'd wr-eck. lie wh" lives w%iti vi1. (n111tivates envyN and114 mallkes htypocerisy -his dalily Comlpanlion,. stands onl the W.asting sainds that will yet cause (Ile moral strucetire to fall, anld become its own toiib. Let its then eullfivatie 1 disposition lieerfil confidence, briglit expec(a tion and sublime pur11-pose. With this dl ermilnat ion our. gilidiln. sIar', tle individual. the hoie an1d the coimmni111 ity will he uappier, purer and more seell(.-Exchiange. , This is snech Ioo stortmn that wit feel ('41listralillel 14 print it. W e like tle gospel o ' sushinle and '_"ood' elleer. W ' stoe .111( ('4 e I co nact wtil sto 11ii v sides of hiiliati life thIat Wv StilltieiIVS Woilll. whlat it 1ieans. Why shoild 111411 be eriel 1l11I1 idIa ited ald selfish a1l Iave snell a greed for giin. What does it all a mount lo. BetIer Ile happy and nillselfish atll1 iry to bril..ig stilshlinle anId glad4ess into learts in "looli. It will mak,1e youl halppier and bette r. And then there is enouglh pain an41 s01orow in life that (anno1141t he avoid(ed (r, shunled. Suppose vI aeIlIlat41'e great weal0h a111 have eglected to ciltiviate that a11ppy side of life. You iltivate len t 1lnbit id4 4of life' mal44 tlok tfur tho'se' 1ihies whlich sa1y llt'll4 ale1 14.l1 wilI ad4l a hinuiried 14411 to' your11 ownti happ11inss. This Story Is Always Good. iin o lichessicount whol recetly tookil ut 'i t hiei r. ('111141 aV4 i'os5y-chte.'l l I rish m1aid-of-all-wo4rk, whlose hhmiider's a1 ord(1 t1helni4 ami lmen to14 coimipenisaIte fora' any tr1oub le she mayi ent ail. One day the4 owner1 of'( thle p1lace sta4t1ed in the girl 's hearing that lhe in tend1ed to) have a wood honse built on a1 pieceO of grounlld which at that time enelosedC4 4a well. "Slure, s4ur,"' said Ite inquiring M argairet, '' willI you be miovin ' Ite well to( a 114ore'(4 1 coveienti spot whiin t he wood44 houwse is bu iIled ?" As a smile cross45ed 1'thifce of her ('1m1ployeri MarII ga ret at onceP( 1p4ercetived4 she 1had4 made14 a istalke. of somie soit. ''It 's a fool I am, shiure."' she add edt hast i ly, bound t) rieve h'(VClerself: it !"' Brot Harte and the Scotsman. The 1ite Briet Iar'te was a1154 veryv lovable)( man11 1(o t hose who1 really knew. himn says M. A. P. Yet, some14 i ies, lie could1( be veiry hit ter. Once wh'len 11e wats consuil at Glas41gow, hie attend11(ed a1 big cityv d inner. The 4Scotsmanii who $41at'xt to4 himi had14 a rep4utaitlonl for nearness. And lie 1h11dn1't been very well lately. The Scotma said:15(4( "Cani you r'e commiend a good physician?"7' I can if you w'.ant himn to aIttend4 to yoursi'elf,"' said Ber't HIarte. "De)ath t W'~hy death" -' Because he will on1ly' cost you4l 44ne -'visit. ft takes a womm.i to go on lov ing n man afaei she finds out lie isnt voth it, ,~* DON'T Buggies, Harness We have just received sor BUGGIES ever offered in Newberry, an MATCH ELSEWHERE. We OUR TER OUR PRIC We buy in car lots. we sell the So don't lose money I It Don't Cost Y and you may see s got----a Bu GIES Al They have a reputat liberal guaran We want your trad( ini summ. SSMM Good Clothing. We haIve umide a special effot th iiis seasonb1 to keep1 .th be')st stock of CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, PANTS and MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS IN NEWBERRY, and believe the peopbjle have ap I~ prec'iated it whIileC othlers~ lhavet beeni advert'1isingI t hei r clearnce andl sacrifice sales we hiave lbeeni keeplin g up (burl stock and selling our customIers at the lowest cash prVices and1 sa1ving themi money. The fact is our biusiness for the six months ending .June :30, is eighty per cent greater than it was for thle sameo monbithls last year andl we arc anxious to do more with you and if you are gobing away this summer or will be among those who stay at home we have thle thIiings you need to enablo you t(b dress well and keep) youl comn fortable at. a small cost.' NEW FALL HATS. WYe have just obpenedl our first sihiment oft New fall Hats, including STETSONS SELF CONFORMING BI4ACK STIFF HATS, HAWES NEW FALL BLACK DERBYS and ,ther desirahle styVles. We also have ' uoo line of P'anamnas and STRAW HATS to keep you c(ol these hot dtiys. NEW SUIT CASES. We have just received a newv line of SUIT OASES, HAND BAGS and UMIVBRELLJAS also, NECKWEAR, SUSPENDERS , COLLARS and CUFFS, come and see them. As a special-iuducement to have you spend youri (eash with us in .July and Au-l gust, we will allo:w you a cash dis count oflive pber et.o all purchas es oft tromn one( dollari tob ten dlollars Iand a (ensh discount oft ten per cent.. onl Iall purchases obf mnore than ten dollars. Come-and see us often. A. C. JONES' Newhorry. S. C., .uly 5, 100n. MISS THIS! , Whips and Lap Qobes! ne of the best and snappiest work in AND HARNESS d can show you VALUES YOU CAN'T sell for CASH or on CREDIT. MS To Suit You. ,ES Are the LoWest. We buy them cheaper, and m on close pr-ofits. :y buying before you SEE OUR LINE. ou Anything to Look, omething nobody else has ggy you may like. IE OLD RELIABLE MAKES, ion for quality and the most tee of any buggy sold. and will make our prices :erest you. ER BROS. For Sale! The best lOc Talcum Powder made. LAZELL'S. The best 25c Talcum Powder made. Lazell's Viotet Talcum. 6 ozs. in bottle. Gilder &t Weeks. MidS ummer SALE -OF Printed Eoliennes, Printed Silk Mulls, Shadow I oths, Om bre Stripes, Fabrique Fantaise, Etc. 50 cts. Qualities at 29 cts. 35 cts. Qualities at 21 cts. 25 cts. Qualities at 15 cts. .&.S.MOWER CO. . . The Ladies' Store Subscribe for the Ladies' Home Journal. Real Estate the Basis of All Security. Do you know that the best security on earth is earth? rom it all value is derived-directly or .indirectly, Do you now that the wealthiest people in most cases are those who )ecome so through the increase in the value of real estate? Do you know that my friend Mr. Pool bought a lot nea,r the. Dollege a few years ago for $250, shortly afterwards sold it or $750. Today, without buildings,,.it would sell' or $2,500. Do you know that a piece of property which sold for $20, )00 about three yearg ago, is today worth $40,000? The population of Newberry is growing rapidly and this rapid growth makes a continued increasing demand for habita ion, which increases the value of the land. Did you ever hear of Slaughter Prices in Real Estate? Why not?. There is no changing of styles-no remnants no shelf-worn goods. Buy a piece of Real Estate and you will be a better citizen. Below I am listing a number of desirable lots. If none of these suit you, I know I can find one that will: Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4 lots are near my residence. Nos. 5, 6, 7, 8.9, 10 and l i lots, known as the Wheeler property. 12, 13, 1 4 and 1 6 lots, price, $600, $500. $550 and $600 adjoining the Lutheran church and the graded school, 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22 at $2,300, $2, 00, $2,100. $2,000 and $1,900. Brick Stores on Main Street. .23, at $10,000, 2-story brick building ocQupied by Post Office, Express and Telegraph companies, 24, livery stables conveniently located. 25, lot near power house, 26, 350 acres of land near Whitmire. 34, lot and 5-room house, fruit trees and good garden. -- 35, house and lot near College Hill. 36, Lot near College Hill. 38, House and lot near Baptist Church. 39, House and lot adijoining No. 38. 40, Farm near Mou'ntville. 4 1, House and lot at Mountvllle. 42, Building lot in Brookland. 12 Shares Newberry Real Estate Co. Stock. 10 Shares Ne uberry National Bank stock. WAN TED-5 shares Exchange Bank stock. 20 Shares of Newberry Cotton Mill stock. For sale - 10 Shares Land and Security Company Stock. '13 Shares National Bank Stock For Rent-One Brick Store on Main Street with Electric Lights and Water . Two good Offices on Main stovri tre. J. A. BURTON, 'Phone No. 52. "The Man Between Newberry, S. C. The Buyer and Seller." F1unde NEW RRY CLLEGEDdI A Christian "'4""'School. Courses leading to the degrees of A. B., B. S.adBS.i Miechanical or Electrical Engineering., MQodern ari BeSt Very inexpensive. Remarkable health recordi Opens Sep tember 26. For illustrated Catalogue address JAMES A.BiCHERER, President, Newberry, S C.