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I. f. AULLp EDITM Entered at the Postoffice at New Oerry, S. C., as 2nd class matter. Friday, August M, 1906. DR. R. 0. CARLISLE. In the death of Dr. H. C. Carile Newberry county oe*s a valued citiz e. lie servedi iij the Confederate army as surgeon. and when the war was over he served South Carolina and Newberrv county as valiantly in peaceas he had '-erve- jn the field ef battle. lie had the respect and es teem of all who knew him. In the practie of hi, pirofe.son he en deared himself te those with whom be came in contact. and in his businecs relations (-ther than the practiee of his profes-ioni he P.o eAnducted him i:lf that he was reared by those with whom he dealt a, a man who st"(.d four swiuare to all the wind that blew. By tho.e w hO knew him best his death is mo,t deeply mourned. The Aider.-e Intelli,enir. which f,r many vi-ar? hab-en e of the b'~est w kly e Palor in th - -tate. now appear- a- tio S"-ri-we-ekly Intelli gecr. and Ih<- biuj!I -tanidarld w0jih the paper reaf-hei a- a we-kly is bei:e V.ri taint. : a ; -ek v. NEWS FROM PROSPERITY. Synopsis of Thoughtful Sermon by Rev. Mr. Kreps--Personal Other Matters. P'reseritv. .\u1!uit 23.- I an2 r e guesteud t. a.:.un-e that th"ro- will br- e.erv'ie- n. ''..b e-bur'ho -h ''n n'-st S-iunday b.y H<. .. .. Si2b. itr % . l\. .11. A.ILi. and1. ei-. .\.'< Wi - h-ft. Tue'a day for G n(;],-!. SPrin!!. at wii-h par 31 rs. .J . J'. Hr ne !e ha - re-turr ed I !ecjf j iw-r vi-it tio N ur h ('aroina .and Air. Browne fr,n Woinn Springs. Mjpi. Eri-n, Kohnit will vi-it St vi this week. 1fr. A. N. (ro-.n h- returne.l from11 his vaeatien spJnt with relatives in l*etville. Miss Mari- fleagin has retuned from her trip to Walballa and the up cout.ftrv. Afr. )avid lJ)lbbine.. if upper New b)erry. is vi-it ing Sifr. lt. J4. Selmpei,rt Ai rs. EC. iabhani saad]e ihildren-l wer< visiting in toWn toy) 'iday. t.h guests of .irs. A. if. Kohn. Mise ToV ald 'Nfarie Lathan are visiting Sis A. (. Wi':e. Mirs. .J. S. Wheeler, who has beeni in Hiendersonville for some weeks, will returun this we-ek. Mr. .J. Ii. Qua ttlebha um has g.onle on a visit to his moethe'r at Statesboero, (Ga., and will biring Master Hcniry' and lit tle 31iss Susie bacek with him. M-rs. Krep'J5, whoae has benc.I <puite sick, wvill leav(e sooni for lher native heine inl thle irlotalitais oif Virginia, where she hoep~es o sooni r.egain lherm wtAed(t haealthI. et r be.-t we.jiews i.go with her. Thei Rev. 31. 0. .1. Krceps was g're-et edl withI a fuil Ih<m'eee onm Sundclay nurn ing'. IIce too'k for his te'xt .Jonahi 1:3:' "Buit .JonahtI roesep 1tee llee unto Ta ~ir slish from thle pr~eec of thIe Lord], and1( wen't downvg toe Joppal. ''The Ic, Ilwing poeinits were broeught ut: .Jonah, t he proete 1, fled4 fromi hiis (ieed givenc post eof d uty. ThIe~ priophet was combmandched toe go toe N inceveh. IHe was toi go t here and tauke his posit ioni aned thereu remin until bidden to leave. But hce turn red and fled] from it. The Lo)rd heai y iven .to all of us positions of dIuty and~ froim them not1 a few have fled. All men are called into the church teo bJecei part oIf the chcurch. - TIds is thle poesition e,f du cty to whcich all ar~'ecallede, bumt unoauy hazve t urnedl fom thie chunrchI. A\ fter mseni ('clme inuto the churchel lieyv have. certaini peo sitin coficee*e duty as ign,edl thlemu. Soel arie (enlIled teo thle putlpit. Miiny coni SeeraIltedI yomung maenr for thle gospeel m iinistry are": neeed ini thle chuiereh ito day. Maniy called tee thle putlpit have dloubltless turned fromr it anmd fledc. Many pare t re perhaps to belame for t.his. They shouild direct the bhoughts of their sonls to this God given work. The many vacancies that are occurring annually cannot be fill ed without making other vacancies. ~ The millions dying every year without be~h~ gospel at. least suggest the thought S4hat many young men have turned. dfled from their posts. SOthers have turnted from other o minent positions and stations in c~b.humrch, such as eldership, dicon ~ ,Sunday School superintendent, ~her, inember mnission,ar~y seeiety or( omeiing else. All are called to take their stand for the right against n wrong. rigbteousness against eviL All d C'bristians must be against all *in and a evil. It seems to me, therefore, that they must be against the whirkey traf- I Be, whether it be by the old bar room I r>r dispensary. Some say the pulpit Fhould leave the question of the dis-; persary out of the pulpit with the'f pIt-liticianm. It is a rmoral qUeStit.,'!) and as such the pulpit should deal with it. The greatest and best teach er! (.f morals are in the pulpit. The whiskey traffic. whether it is that (of an individual or a state. is a great evil and certainly the pulpit and i rhureb must have --omething to do w.ith all evil. This is an evil. so ae knowledged by both the eburch and rle werld. Every Christian 's duty must ever be aainst it. The prophet turned and fled. not only from his pjost. but also frtnm his Gd-;iven work. His ist was Nine -veh. his work was t. preach against or warn the wicked inhabitants. lie led f rirn his work. Many have c"Ie t int, the Ohurcb and that has beet, all ( Af it. They have taken their posiii,nj i li( '+ 1b1reb. it have db.ne nj wo.rk. Thov ti rnedI fn 'it. S * - evei have i ruiterel the ministry but do not do the w.rk: *f their calli!.e. It i- ls..t su<-b2 x 4-a-y mait ter' t', 1.-. a hreae(r as v>rne people irma,i1e. Lot so ea-y I#o '-v t 1, -reprov- an~d rebuke'' x, e a- j arais.. !.-s !- *- ea-y to . it a brother of the church who is not !-l:: r t. w o i li i in . aid teNl him about it ard tenderly a ltovinga.ly~ ur'e hium t'. -top, niot .,4a ea-y t1 'do wel I the lull work .f any posi tion 'f th1ie Ihureh. It is not an "a-y thini t b a ::eod. faithful. eol -tart. pu-tnieal Siunday Sebo,,1 tea-h ''r r an -arne-t and t h d usiaic w Prker. S, many to-lay y-eupy the 'i11(' t d ri te work. 1 any Ni"rI rn the w- ;rk. 'alie '4<: mol : n-e--arv i.nri'- t' put 3t the illiquit'llus div-pensarv. but have I dJ-Yt wt1iw, and are .loin_- nothingI twardl driviti:: it frri tlhf, -tate. The p Stii -1 dItY a1nld work of the ('bri-tian require him to do all in his powe'r. a"'rding t, that which is ri:ht andl reasonable. to prohibit this ,inftiul traflie that disgraces our grand old stati. But sore who want it say. "prdhibitin does .jilt prhilibit." Absolutely. n. No prohibitory law doe- this. The law prohibits steal ing. but some men steal. The law prohibits bigamy. but some men try to have a plurality of wives. But how rimeh better tle morals along this one line where there is no dispensary, any trui nbiase(d mind can see. The dif Iwrrec hire withI) no dispelsary fri-41om the timr when ymu had a dhispeIsarj'V is as grvat as tihe day is frorn tihe night. Let every Christian man do thle work which his posit ion imlpos'es and Ihere will be no dispensary. If "blind t iger's"' exist, those who run hem2 assiumei thle responsibi lity. If dlispenisa ry exists. thle voters assume it. Bt if every (Chii 2 a rna does his dluty, there will be but few ''blind tigers."' The proe1)IEt sawt~ thle grea tniess of the errori of1 his flight. All went well forl a timoe. When the propEIhet was 1 set 44n shiip)boar d, andi uinder sail f'or . Tiarshish, lhe thloughit himself safe enioutghI, but leeie t4li'wals 1 pursued, 4 ve'rta2keni,.1 discovered, puniiishied, be con11e hule ran i fi'rm hiis post2 andl work. We mzay' live in ease today, nleglec t our Ipoest. refuItse to do ourt I'work but thle day of ret ribtiont will come. How foo*lish, some mnen arte and how foolish 1 even3 good miern sornet imes may be! I low tfoohish was .Jonah 's Ilight ! It is given uts here not to follow but toi aivoid. There is only one whomr we e'en follow)t in safety. If' we tollow the exaimplle of the pierfect mian, Christ .Jesus, we may rest assured that we' will alwvays he true to our' post andI1 fanithf'ul to our work. Masters Stanley andi Ilalph Baker,.] oft (Grieenwonod, are v'isitinig (Orandpa1 Miss I el Ic lunter ha'lus r'etut'red fre'tm C hick Sptinigs.. will ive at ientie( ini the W3rove att thre chureb'l otn Itridayv. August 31. Mr's. Ji. P'. Wicketr and datughiter', Miiss Matry, have beeni onl a visit to (Gary's, the gruest of Mrs. J1. A. Fel ler's. Miss Kate Thompson is visiting Miss Novice Brown. Miss Istoline Wyche is visiting in Newberry, the guest .of the ' Misses Burton. Mrs. t. L. Wise and children will visit Mrs. E. C. Ridgell at Batesburg, his week. Misses Mary Willis anid Willie Mae f, Wise are visiting in Little Mountain. o: Mr. J. L. Wise will go to Savannah, is Ia.. on Ratn. 1a* aaa ---j-- .m Master Hamilton Cutts, of- Savan ab. Ga-, will retun to his home Tues ay. after a pleasant visit to Walter nJ Roberl Wise. Misses Mattie Pearl McCraeken? ud Lulie Hunt attended the at hoee "6day given by Miss Erin Kohn. Misses Jessie and Annie Moseley und Marie Schumpert have returned rom a visit to their uncle. Mr. J. E. -hum.eri. at Vidalia. Ga. Mrs. 1). W. Boland and daughter. luth. will leave today for Atlanta to isit Miss Boland's parents. Mis.s Marie Whitaker has been lected teacher of music in the Ep rorth orjhaiage school at Columbia. Wightman Snday School supports ne orphan in Eptworth orphanage. Mrs. D. W. T. Kibler. has gone on a isit tte relatives in Newberrv. Mrs. W. A. Kinard. of Sumter has %one Io Newberry for a couple weeks tay. before returning to Sumter. Mis- Lilla Kibler has gone on a, i'it tee Mnruoe. N. C.. and from there be will go to Greenbtono to attend he teachers' conference of the ;re,ensboro seh<-I. where -he will eaeb next'vear. 31rs. S. .J. K-4hn1 and children have eeni Viitin:: Mrs. Kohn 's brother Mr. o. W. Fuhner. the past week. Afis Lillie -%ae Russell is expected (.0me fr. l1ifen,derst-nville Friday. The Sut hern i, extending the sid nl h!I-o aIrl will p1ut in 1000 feet ad iti-ijal. Ti- was badly neeled here. ir.G. Y'. Hunter1 hla:. bepln visit ein (%.huinbia. M!r. Arthiur -.:h ha, been in a I-it t- OraIebur:. 'I in I)ella Hwers. after a round of oleasme in Newberry and Laurens. dbere !.he attemhled several house Parties. ietirted hine Wednesday. -Nirs. lieltln Luther and children of (4lirmbia. are visit?in, Dr. and Mrs. 3Jjl-s albel and ,1Lilliaun l3reewne. Alee.ar-4 vis-iitn their un1cle. 4 .W . P1. I'. Ilanlo1. l-r. jF.n wt I(iji-,n . whv 11, -st h iis hauled thern I- the mill. and mn 1rid1ay I- had the framue upi for a ww -n jhi . Tii! is what w<- cail huiist Dr. W. C. Briwn aind faimily. of the aldell seetimn. were -in a visit to 4r. J. S. Thompson tle past week. In talkin- with a member of the >(4arid fit rustees fit St. Luke's school. je infiorms votir ciorrespondent that bey are desirIs o)f securing a -ipal for their school for the next ;ession. Salary paid, $40 per month. t. 0. Moore. ebairiman. Hoard will an w*e (Oresptnidence. i an informiied by Mr. O;iinellv. of lie Faiview section. that corn erops tl*e Cood. tin ordinary tobad. Cot (oil is deterimratin rapidly on ae ount of excessive rain. Unsafe to Write at Night. From 8 to 10 p. m. the tall girl vrote letters. The next morning im aediately after b)reakfast she announ ed t hat her time up to 12 (i'clock roul d be dlevot ed to correspondence. 'Surely youi are not going to write nore letters,'' said the top floor You wrote a dozen Iast night. "I now I did,'' was the reply, but I im not groing to mail them. I never~ nail a let ter that I write at ntight. It sn 't siafe. I say too many idliitic hinigs. In only write them as a kind if safety valve. There are certain hiniis that I must say to relieve my ninid. A fter I get those thoughts put lown on paper I feel better but you ould not hire me to mail the letters. "I usedl to hut that wvas before they tot mue into so much troublle. WVe let mur emotions run away with us when vritinig at night. We get entirely too 'onfidential. Under a shaded gas jet ve tell things that wild horses could i'L drag from us by the light of day. (ext mo)rning~ we realize what geese ve have made of ourselves, but if the etter have been mailed it is too late to it. dlown and wvait for the avalanche. "'I still write letters at niight, but mly as a relief. This morni nt I shall crite0 to thle samie persons I wrote to ast iih t buit thle lett ers will not he von first cousinus to those emilotion ai pistle's. These will be safe and sane TIJI t'ii floor 'irml looked uneasv. ''I wrote a letter myself last night'' lie said. ''Bett'er read it,'' the tall girl ad 'ised. ''You'll be sure not to send t if you do.' The top floor girl opened the en elope and perused her letter slowly. "'I think," she sais1, "that I will o upatairs and write another." BAEBEOUE IN NO. 2. W. P. Harris and Co. will furnish a rst-clas,s barbeeue in No. 2 township 1September 10. "A first-class cue guaranteed. The- gun clubs of the STATEMENT Df the citim of he Newbey Sav iqvs aa, Wzidanewbem, & C., at the close of busipmn August IL 6..ans and discounts., ..$2X6.995 03 Demand loans, .5....... .5.199 96 Overdrafts. ..........4.359 24: ltnds and stocks owned by the baik.. ...... 4.550 00 Banking house. furniture and fixture:N. . . . . .. .. 1.900 00o Due from banks and bank erC ..M. .. .. 9.31.5 36 Currey. ... .. .7.000 00 Gold ... .. .. . 95 00) Silver. Nickels and Pen nies ... .. .. R 30 Cheks and cash items, . 9.019 55 Total $299,314 44 Liabilities. Capital stock paid in. ..$ 50.(0 00 'ndivided profits. less cur rent expenses and taxes paid. ............ 24.S30 S9 Due t- banks and bankers 5.65(5 30 Due unpaid dividends, .. 1.2Q4 25 Individual deposits subjeet t, c ...heck ...........172.374 95 Cashier's checks. ..1...... 144 05 N-tes and bills rediscount e] .' .. .. .. .. .. .. 20.000 (0 of Bil'O payable. including C time certificates repre Sin tinL b(orri4wed money 25.006 06 Total t299,314 44 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. I. J. E. Norwood, cashier, of the ab(ve named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief. - J. E. NORWOOD, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 21st day of August. 1906. W. C. TYREE, N P. for S. C. Correct-Attest: Jas. K. Gilder. Jas. McIntosh, 1. C. Matthews. Directors. M BARBECUE. will give a first class barbecue fn Tuesday, September'4. at Andrew P Cromer's. known as the John Mayes place. Everything will be up-to-date and everybody will have the privilege G of dancing ai.d playing ball. Mr. Levi y( Kilber will cook the dinner. Come one! Come all! S. A. Richards, Andrew Cromer. PROFITS Olfen Awau! Beginning Saturday, August the 18th, and continuing until R. Sept. 1st. I will sell all my;" Summer Clothing, Shoes, H ats and Men's Furnishing Goods at my regular low prices, and H give you a discount of 25 per cent. on all purchases made. for spot cash. Every article i bought at these prices will be less than it cost to manufac- n~ ture it and place It in my store. yo This is the greatest opportu- for nity you will ever have to sa~ve yo your money for some.time to ca come. m Mcn's Suits that were $20.00 thi nlow $15.00 , Men's Suits th'at were $15 00 now $11.25 th Men's Suits that were $12.50 si now $9.38 Co Men's Suits that were $10.00 pe now - $7.50 Men's Suits that were 75 t now .$5.63: Men's Suits that were $5.00 st .novY $3 75 Men's Suits that'were $4.00 SU now $3.00 Banister's Shoes that werere $5.00, now $3.75 r aso.Health Shoes that g were $4.00, now $3.00 and other grades at similar re- a ductions. Come t'o see us fr aften. Tell your friends about ur sale, n A. C. JONES, Newherrv. S. C. Aug. 1, '06 1UST ARR SEPTEMBER PATT -OF THE .idies' Home Absolutely the Newe he Ladies' Home Jounal At 10 Cents he Ladies' Home Joirn At 15 Cents Ire Features of This Moi These Books (quarterly editio the Patterns published and eap for their size and workm ; &G.S.MO -Monthly Style Book Save! S4 It's Eas erely a matter of spending irn, keeps growing easier to -ising after you have practice Eople fall into the habit of s oughtlessly, and imagine th ultivate thoughtfulness and )u are bound to succeed. le pay 4 per cent interes 1hy not open an Accouni The Exchongi Of Newberry, D DAVENPORT, Pres. M. L, SI C. CARLISLE, V-Pres C. B.. C] J. A. BUR" eal Estate, Stocks4 3C ' NEWBERRY, S.C lonsy Cannot Make Brains, But Braln~ It is no disgrace to be poor, but it is In t necessary. "How may I avoid this?" ur money in the right place and giving you, since every day your savings ren u invest your money In good stocks ancl pital will grow rapidly without any effor nute, forces over which you have no c a value of your property. The all important thing is to put yourself in :se benefits. It is best not to rely entirely ul ppose you allow me to assist you. I have a rivenient and best located lots to be found ir itly added to my list a number of beautiful I >perty, which are very convenient to the bu 'ave also added a t wo story brick store on up o story frame building store. YouI know it ur store and do business on Main street than eet, even at a very low rental. The differen ount to a considerable sum. If it is cheap r >pose you try the suburbs and wait for the C< : have also added to my list a four-acre lot wi Lts for $i80 per year, one dwelling with out >d orchard and four acres of land directly on is would make a splendid place for a manufa residence. .want several tracts of land within three or rn ioo to 400 acres each. )on't forget that I want to buy and sell sto4 ' let me show you the good bargains that I h J. A. BU IVER ERNS st Styles. Ptrn oi0 00 Style BOi ith's Edition. n) contain most are wonderfully anship. At (ERCO. Free. ave 'y! less than you > becomes sur d it for a while. pending money ey cannot save. carefulness and it on Savings. Today? I BOOK( S. C. DEARMAN, Cashier WOMER, Atty. FON, mnd Bonds, Can Make Money. :onvenient and really you ask. By putting it a chance to work lain idle you lose. If good real estate your t on your part. Every ontrol, are adding to the right position to get yOn yourself to do this. great many of the most the city. I have re ots on the Y. J. ,Pope siness centre of the city. per Main street and a is inuch better to own to rent one on a 'back :e in a year's sales will ent you are looking for, inse quences. th five two room houises, houses, good garden, the.Southern Railroad. cturing plant, as well four miles of the city, :ks. Come to see me Wve. R TON, Buyer and Sller.