Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New Serry, S. C., as 2nd class matter. Tuesday, Aur.ust 7. 1906. The legislature of GeO.rgif, hr passed tihe child labor bill. WI ca't t we of South Carolina, who hav so many cotton mills and other it dlstries within our borders follow th example of our sister state and thero hy lend this assistance to the menta physical and( moral welfare of th children of our commonwealth.--Clit ton Chronicle. Our esteemed cotemporary shoul know that a child labor bill was past ed at the session three years ago an has been on the books for three yeai already and under it no child unde twelve years of age shall be permil ted to work in the mills. It surel eatimlot be that, the law is so ignore by tie mills of Clinton that our ef temttiI rary saw tie need of such a lv It is ifrortuiate that the law is ni4 MIC, Fi<:illy enforced. rite Oran-,elur- TI,iine,s and l)emI eral editoriallly denlies that fihe "Chic CO fan'' was in evidenee at lie nicet in-- of the Press assuehiion. Wle1 tle editor of the I,anrensville lerall offered his testimotiy of siiiilar pII port, tile senatotr did What he couli to discredit it. by sayin.r that the fai Woulld nit have beent givenl to hinl, 'The editor if t(e Times and Deno crat, ali honor1able and uprIIighIt man11 nIeed1 not deevive himself that Sena tor Tillhnn will emnsider of valie an, statimetil l his it in harmnty will the Senalt's wishes. The fan1s wer not seei by anybody at the Press as soCiation, but deilals ot lite senll.11r11 stileineuts are useless.- News ;i( Cottrivt.. The lirst :nti Ioily tan we saw wi ile one Senator Tilhnian1 had inl hi satchel as he eanie friom ilmairen h'llee wetre o I fait" at (th press iet iim and we Itld Senator Tillniali (I samile Satitl-dav mnittinill.. after li Latureis speec. 'hie fanls and Tillmnanl's andh Hey ward's plictires hadii nothinl"g to d with tle Plress assoviation any way. When Candidate H. 11. Evans o Newberry declares on the stui) tha any one holdingp that there has bee corruption in tle dispensary is a liai lie raises a question of veracity be t ween himilsell' ald a Few Score thoum and1(is o' Sothi Carolillialls.-Th Stale. This is nit exactly a 'air cr1eitivisn as Mr. E'vanls did ntI-, say what is (ulot ed indt] while it is very nearly what b said a correct version makes quite I difference in meaing. Mr. Evani said-: " 'Anybotdy who goit up antd sai< tat the slate dispensary is corrtup through HI. H-. Evans is a liar and: am here to make good. '' Then lie wen on to say that hie had been contneetet with the institution for six years an< he had seen no corruption. TO MEMBERS PRESS ASSO01A TION, I have a letter fromn Mr. HI. 1E. H-ar man, Atlanta, Gieoiruiia, President (o the Sotuthern rade Press Association calling a meeting of the Southerr Trade Press Association, to be heli in (lie city of Atlanta ont Aiugust 17t1 and 18th. The puirpose of (lie meeting is t< take action against the increase il the newspaper p)ostage rate and t appoint delegates to the Nationa Trade Press associat ion which meetsa Niagara Falls next month, as wel as other matters of importance. President Harman is anxious tha the publishers of the South generall; shall join in this meeting, and re quests mie as President of (lie Snot Carolina Press Association to sen three or more delegates from our At sociation to this meetng in Atlanta He states that every State Associatio is expected to be present. I would be pleased to have thi name or names of any members our Association who can or will ai tend this meeting in Atlanta on tU 17th and 18th, and T wvill be mot than lad to name them as delegat< -and so inform President Harma I.would be delight ed to go mysel but it -will be impossible for me I leave home at that time. The following from the Atlant Constitution of August 1st states mot explicity the purpose of this meeting 'A call wilU be sent out toinorro' by HI. E. Harmani, of Atlanta, for meeting tf the Southern Trade Pres~ *Association to be held( in Atlat August 17. and 18. ~ This meeting is called for the pum pose of taking action on the propose Increase i J)ostage on certain publ) cations now mailed at what is known as the second-class rate. Congress recently appointed a postal coimis . sion to take up the matter of increas ing this rate, and many believe that unless the papers of the country take vifnrous stops to protect their inter ests the rate of postage will be great ly iieesied, accordin- to miany pub lishers. y "'While this will be a meeting of e the Trade Press ptllishiers of the I- south, because it. will be called to e gether under the official sanction of that body, yet all other kind of news , paper And periodical publishers inter e ested have been invited to ?join in this - meeting. "It is already assured tbat official d representation will be present from - every newspaper organization in the a south. No formal invitation will be s sent out except this general announ r cement. "It is asked that publishers who ex y pect to attend this meeting notify Mr. 1 Harman at once. It is believed that ainvwhere from three hundred to five hundred pu blishers will he represented t at this ineetiffln. I-.,. A L ,President. "AT THE A C Cea r OF Surni t COPE Cotin The price is cut < room to carry go Our loss, but You~ S33 1-3 Per Cent R Summer Clothir Come while you can get fitte those beautiful Gray and Blue S Our $10.00 Suits 33 1 -3c discour t Our $12.60OSuits 33 1-3c discoui Our $15.00 Suits 33 1-3c d $10.00 Our $18.00 Suits 33 1-3c di Ii$12.00. -Our $20.00 Suits 33 1-3c di $13.35. Our $22.50 Suits 33 I-3c di r$15.00. SAlso the same discount on all o< eBig reduction on all Boys' and n Clothing. 0 Come to the Be Come ofter e Cope In the New McCl The government report of the c ton erop which came out on Satur<l shows the crop condition to be 8: out of a Pessible 100. ThEls is a lit better than the ten year average 82.4. It will be observed, however, tj tile increased Condition of the 'ci this year (ver the tenl Year avert is not in South Caroli: Nort I Carolina or Georgia 1 in the states further iv( he crops in this county taken ac whole are below the average, we 1 lieve, more than the government port indicates. In some sections I cotton looks well but there is -j much fruit and a dry and hot Augh would cause much of-this to shed. Something seems to be wrong Cherokee. That county was the fi to vote out tile dispensary, and c friend, Ed DeCamp has been telli its of the good times in Cherokee sir prohibition became effective. At c of their county campaign meetings i crowd broke up in a row with soi foi'y or fifty knives drawn; but f< tuintely no one was hurt. Now I report comlels that the mayor of Gi ney an1d his policemienl hold regu fisticulfs on the streets of Gaffney. IR NEW lean Sv ,ance EVERYTHIls ner( LAND ed Through seep to move th ods from one : ir Gain; ROOM eduction.Off on A gSlij i in ne of Will goL1 uits. your opp Oxfords. it for $6.65 -dies, Mei itfor $8.35 All Mi iscount for most you -A big r scoun forEmbroid< scont orPersian]1 All Straw scount for One lot worth scount for One lot ( worth One lot ( Id trousers.wot Children's Also a bi ______Shirts irgain 'Store. i and you will E Ind itugrIn Building ot- Sixth-Annual-Eastern Seashore Ez ay cursion Via Seaboard Air Line. 3,9 On Wednesday, Augist. 15, the te Seaboard Air ,Line will run it's,sixth of Iann111ual excursion to Old Poiijt, Ocean view and Virginia Beach, Va., tat Wrightsville Beach, N. C. and More op head City, N. C. The. round-trip rate tge from Cohtunbia to Virginia coast're nIaI, sorts and Moreh6ad City will be $8.00, mut to Wrightsville Beach $6.00. Qt. Tickets on sals August 15, only and a limited for return until August 31, be- 1906. re- The Seaboard Air Line is the only ;he Best Way to these resorts; two trains lot daily each direction; special through .ist coaches and Pullman sleepers will be provided for this excursion. For further information write W. in L. Burroughs, T. P. A., S. A. L. Ry., rst Columbia, S. C. ur - ng $8.00 for round trip from Columbia ce to Old Point, Ocean View and Vir ,ne ginia Beach, Va. August 15, via Sea he board Aid Line: The only line having me two trains daily in each direction. r- W. L. Burrou.gbs, T. P. A., Colum lie bin, S. C. ff- -_ _ [ar Is the experience you have required worth what it cost? STORE" eep Sale IGIN xood,sc is V4 BROS. hem. We have nout season to another W is what WE Need. 11 Summer Clothing. y pers and Oxfords$ ' this sale at. actual cost. This is E ortunity to get a bargain in good We sell the best makes for Lav t and Children. islins and Lawns (colored) at al r own price to clean up, eduction on all Ribbons, Laces, rires, White Goods, India Linens, ..awns, Umbrellas and Parasols. Hats at half price, al (75 doz) Men's Negligee Shirts 75c, for this sale 39c each. 50 doz) Men's Negligee Shirts $1.00, for this sale 59c each. 50 doz) Men's Lion Brand Shirtsg $1.00 and $1.25 kind for 7$c.o g lot Men's and Boys' Negligee to close at 25c. ft Come quick and a save Money. b Bros. E, Newbera, Sa,C. MidSL SA -0 "rinted Eolienn Mulls, Shadoi bre Stripe. Fantaii 50 cts. Qualil 35 cts. Qualil 25 cts. Qualil . . The Ladi subscribe for th Jou ,200 Bales of Col Direct t< 0 0. McR. Holmes within the )tton grow? On Newberry la band for cotton goods and all Lake a mistake by investing jt id GOOD STOCKS. . Let me ask you for your own bringing you 7 or 8 per cent? sted advantageously. I am rhat is a good:investme.nt prop due surely and quickly. REAL ESTATE around NE )n because the demand is con )urself in position to profit by easing these Real Estate vaht ~stments through an experie eal Estate Agent. My experi Below you will find some vali at I have for sale: Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4, Lots neai Nos. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 1 operty. These are very cons ater main and sewer system. Nos. 12, 13, 14 and 16 Lots 500, adjoiring the Lutheran C] Nos. 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22, ou cannot miss It by buying o 2,200, $2,100, $2,000 and $1 No 23 Two story brick build xpress and Telegraph Co.'s of: No. 24 Livery Stable, conve No 25 Lot near Power Hou No. 26 350 acres of land nei No. 32 Wanted-20 Shares No. 34 House and lot with g< No. 35 House and lot on Col No. 36 Lot adjoining No. 35 No. 38 House and lot near I No. 39 Lot adjoining No. 38 No. 40 1 15 acres of land ne: ad pasture land. No. 41 2 acre lot with 5 roor No. 42 Building lot in Brook No. 44 F:>r Sale-.i15 shares o. stock. No. 51 75 acres land, about r'owth timber, 4-room dwellini utbuildings, near Bush River c No. 52 5 acres of land adjoir il lots in this 5.acres. I also have other valuable pri Ivertised. I want to call your special ati elleve these are good bargains If you wish to buy and sell ar Cotton Mills come to see me. Farm lands bought and sold. 'Phone No. 57. Newberry S. C. immer LE F es, Printed Silk Art)thS, Om 0, Fabrique ;e, Etc. ties at 29 cts. :ies at 21 cts. ties at 15 cts. 10WEB Co es' Store .O.e. . Ladies' Home -nal. :ton Were Shipped Europe past week. Where did the ids. With such increased de other products, you can hardly diciously in REAL ESTATE benefit if your money invested IF NOT, then it IS NOT in anxious to help you do this. erty? One that increases in WBERRY answers the descrip stantly increasing. Now place the conditions which are in es. It pays to make your in nced, reliable and successful ance is yours for the asking. .iable stocks and Real Estate my residence. ,Lots known as the Wheeler eniently located, directly on the prices $600, $500, $550 and ~iurch and Graded School. Brick stores on Main street. ne of these stores at $2,300, 900. Ing, occupied by Post Office, ice. niently located, plenty of room. se. r Whitmire. N1ewberry Cotton Mill Stock. od garden. lege hill. 3aptist church. Lr Mountville with out houses ri cottage at Mountville. and. Newberry Land and Security 50 acres open, 12 acres 2nd , 3-room tenant house,- good hurch, iing J. A. Burton, some beauti perty that owners do not wish ention to Nos. 34 and 35, 1 y~ Stocks in any of our Banks J. A. BURTON, "The Man Between The Buyer and Seller."