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2 E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Fntered at the Postoffice at New erry, S. C., as 2nd clAss matter. Tuesday, August 28, 1906. TO PREVENT THE ORIME. fleceit criminal assaults in this state and (ieorgia ald elsewhere in the south, which inl most cases have been followed by lynchiniis. demanid serious thought and action. At a luepting of tle county coiillissioeiIeS of Fultoki couity. (. action was taken its reporedl il (he Atdmata .ournal ''At a meetinig of the board of coun- t ty coimm ission ers yesterday afternoon, t a resolution of Colonel Clifford An- I derson, authorizing an increase of the force of (lie county police from 12 to 361 members, calling for the establish mntn of, Ihrev headquarters inl fihe county, atliorizing, the sheriff to de putize six mllen inl each Af tile militia districts [(o co-oplerate with the county police, 1n1ini1g a standing reward of $501 for loipoof to conlvict ally Imall of: c riInlla l a Ssalt, anld ill11-40])1.1.11ill" ieIt,V for Ihe pIrellise ol' 11e1,d lItI ndas. wals IllmuIIim, luslY a14cll vdt. The highiest fI the p ietpl 4 the sith is to nmake tIi arnest ef fort. first, I( prl vt1\1 lite crimei. W hen the crimeiv IYnc4hin.g., will frease. THE ELECTION TODAY. . Thel( pe(.ph-k 44 slah CaoiaWilly to.ay veI(. tll 'nited States senator, i11 '14b rs fit t e liho er 14 li1es- l, 44li press, and State .1114 counlty 'Iflivia0s. T1 exrlcvist. the ri-Oht of slfra--e is 4i1ea if the Iiithest plrivile-.es 11141 duiiIs 1f N citizvenshipl. and the petiplev tif Smuth 1! Carndimi and it' Nvwherr y i-tunty v wm it t toleIillselves and toi I heir stite el and I cI oloiy tvI.hiy to ast Iheir ball os foiIr Ihe V Inen whI m lIII hev link hest (1ualified 1fo1r t he pomsi titons t., whlich tll(y. aspire. And nlmay lie best men w\in. 1I' we hlave many11 mIn- Iynlinll-s inl t S41111I ('ardlinta 'IilkIn11wI parIl I 's a: w%vill e 'lir ely ill the 1ni.jri'ltv. y e, in all pape- I maatvIII1 In Il-u t I IIe t W hite 1 h4,11st herval'ter, tlro0uh will 0 hitb pelled ' h n'iI l though will .i is ft, a4ld s41 4O o tie14 li a list iI I u t Iree hunid I(redI wserds. A ld w\.itI I'nle aeord we will aill begin agailn to learn to spell. F"very voter 4igt (4t go to (lie polls and east his hallot today. Tlt many1 fm3 hrieIds ol' Col. MNf. P. Tribble who ims withdrawn f'rom) the 1111 forc setar 431sta (. tin the ad vice (of his phyisiY14illcs, sympathize S with him in his illness. SHOT FROM BEHIND C BY GIRL ASSASSIN. St. Petersburg, Aug. Sti--Sat urVday~ 's 1ltsucesful alttemp11 t (en the lif to(f PI-emier Sto0 lpin, with,i its s ieken'inig, uiseless slauighiteir 4of 32 plersens, waIs followed toniiighit by anthIier reolu- d t.ionalry (lut rage2, ini whichl Gein. Mini, as5 ai personal ad*jut anlt tol hie suli te of thie emiperior, was k ileItd oni thie stai lion Iplait tormi alt Peterhof bly at younhig womiiani, whole tired live shotts inito his body 1rom1 ani automant ic' re'volver, and then, withoti resistanceit', subm)iii tted' tol - arirest . The capture 11 f th1(le gil was effecteid by (en Mfiin's wi fe, who bhl her until thlie ari'val of an offticer. Tjhis was thie thlird' succeive~' at tempt on thie life of' (hen Mini, who wasj coindemnned toI deth by thue 1terroreists5 immnediatecly af1teor theit Moscow revoll t las't Deocembear on acount ot (te sternii rep)ressioni pirac(ticed by a hait tilion iun der his c'ommanilud, and1( 'spiecially fori thie wholesale exieution~l 41f pers~ons c'ondemniied Iby d ruimhiea courlimarttia for being caiughit withI marms ini thir hands. Boy Drowned at Gaffney. (Gaffney, August 2(i.--This afteir of boys wer*e sw"inin ig in Aulstet'll's poind, ,just ni (te 44ut1skirts of. Gaff' uey, (oine of t hem, 1'0mmeit t MIa rsh,wa drIOw.edeiLi. IIe' c'iuldl noit swVimi, so) was hioldinig to ai lank anid pulshling it about wh'len the planik turned oever, loosening his hold (In it, aind went un (er. His compa311nioins wont t o Ihis a5 sistanice, but t hey could iiet hielp him. Thle alarm was given and quite a number from towna went ,toi the pond *and,begain diviing for (lie hotly. Af ter about 'an hour's search (lie bolly Ias recovered and brought out. D)rs. Jefferies and Darwin had arrived oni the scone by (lie time the body was c irovered1, but they could do nothi lng' Cow him. b1ife' was extincet wh lin ite bod1(y was recolvered. HIe was the foster Schild of Mr~. C. 0. Parish, propr'ietor 'of the Commercial Hotel, and was wellJ inown to most of the.travelling meci *1heln a child his father was murdo d in a pool room here and hq w1 >ound14 to Mr. Parish soon afterward Worm Damages Cotton. Elloree, August 26.-This sectii ins not as yet -been visited by ti "enuine boll weevil of Texas fail 'le latest iest, however, to tle matu ni cotton is called by Ithe farIe A.roun1d her'le thle horer- wVOrm1. 1'Ti 1iseet is ab out an in lonl.- and threl ixteenlthis of an inch in wiidth. It h uick movements and a keen saw-Ii iouth. It works with rapidity and lily a iIatter of a short while aft( peraling o n a bl111 before it gets 1 hieleart, leavinig notihinig but tle eim y shell to tell the tale of its destri1 ive warfare. Several of the farner: rops around here will be appreciab] ut off'by these worms. Mr. A. R. Parler ,a prosperous far r living near here, learning that Ii eighbo11rs were coIjjplainig of tie: Isects Vellt into his field this mori i. and in a few muinutes "'athere v( dozen olls atacked by tle nire Iv was sulrlprised to, find tle grIe dmage already dne. the bolls bein neoraly r led it' Ih e 1miatuii.r e4 i. lie says they are very ieleri 114 11pp 1rehe d nI lt 11S 11 iIttle damIa e th.1 ill i.dne v the advent 4.f, tlis pes Death of Garner Neel. arneN. he "eIld stin ft Mr. llei vel. fit' No. G. died yester.lay of roi .,Iiion. liis parents have tie syni IIhY -f man11Y fims BARBECUE. We will give a first-class barbeer SIIalfacre's mill, five miles froi ewherry. tin the 7th of Septenibe Ever,Ybody is invited to comlie In l.joy the day anid eat a good dinne V. W. Lominiek. T. T. Ruff. An Organ tat will last a life time is what yc ant. Our Organs have a pure tor rid lovely cases We can supp! >u with an Organ that will picase I iery particular for only $65 and $7 hivered. Write us for our speci rms of payment, and for illustration the beautiful Organs referred to. If you prefer a Piano we have beat ful and good new Uprights from $18 p on easy terms. Address Malone's Music House, CtA.UMBIA, S. C. A CENTURY For more than a hundrec PRINGS MINERAL WATE iousands are ready and willir acy in all diseases of the Liv Physicians Patients D4 Every body Drink Glenn Springs Miner rink this water and be restor< Glenn Springs Company FRUIT This is the season ft iave a full supply (all elly glasses. Also ru is supply your wants GED. 0D. 0 The Seller of G We Meoi lest Stoucs ANQ BE Werts 15 - BARBECUE IN NO. 2. W. P. Harris and Co. will furnish a first-class barbecue in No. 2 township ol September 13. A first-class ee is guarant'eed. The gun clubs of the m county are invited. BARBECUE. r- We will give a first. class' barbecue on Tuesday. September 4, at Andrew ' Cromer's. known as the John Mayes [ place. Everything will be up-to-date and everybody will have the privilege of dancing arm! playing ball. Mr. Levi Kilber will cook the dinner. or Come one! Come all! S. A. Rikard. Andrew Cromer. NOTICE. I- Littleton College, Littleton, N. C s an-fLouise Cottage Willoughby, Beaeb e Va.. will both be opened June 15 as - smMIer hotels. The fall term of Lit d tleton college will begin Sept. 19. . Summer work at the College, at Lou A ise Cottage or at home will be offered to 20 youn- womni who make immed - iate application. Address J. M. I Rhodes, Littleton. N. C. VI Orangeburg Collegiate Insittute will begin its fall session Vednes day, September r9th. We have a u healthful location,are well equipped e Y and have a first class fa,ulty. De n '0 partments of art, 'music, elocution, s cooking, sewing, etc. Only a few more boys and girls can be accom modated. Send for a catalogue and appiication blank. W. S. PETERSON, President. Orangeburg, S. C. OF HEALING. years the merits of GLENN .R have been recognized, and ig to give testimony as to its effi er, Kidneys, Stomach and Skin. Prescribe It.. spend on It. Praises it. al Water and keep well; if sizk, id to health. Glenn Springs, S. C. JA RS! rputting up fruits. We sizes) of fruit jars and bbers for fruit jars. Let nthis line. Prices right. AVENPORT. ood Things to Eat. and Furniture 7 PRICE >)TO ci Sample. in's Bloc. NOTICE. In accordance with the rules of the democratic party, a meeting of the county democratic executive commit tee is hereby called to be held in the Court House, Newberry, S. C., at 11 o'clock in the forenoon on Thursday, August 30, 1906, for the purpose of talbulating the returns and declaring the results of the primary. At test :Fred. H. Dominiek, 11. H..1-e0itzsey, County Ch 'n. secretarv%. NOTICE. A meeting of The Carolina Demo eratic club is hereby called to be held at the Council Chambers, Newberry, S. C.. on Tuesday night, August 28, 190ti. at 8:30 o'clock to elect a mem helr of the County Democratic execl tive committee. Geo. S. Mower, John K. Aull, President. Secretary. NOTICE oF SALE OF POMARIA OIL MILL. Notice is hereby given that by auth ority of a resolution of the stock hlders. the diectors of the Pomaria Oil Mill will sell the property 'id fraiclises, both real and personal. of the Pomaria Oil Mill, at public out iY at Pomaria, S. C.. on the 12111 day of september. 1906. at eleven o'check in tle forenoon, on the following terms: The purchaser will be reqIuiied to paY five thousand dollars cash, on the day of sale. $500 of which must be paid to tile actioner as soon as the hid is closed. or the prope-ty will im m1edialely he resold; the balance to be paid within thirty days, without interest. whereupon title to the pro perty will be executed -and d(1vered. Purchaser to pay for papers. This sale will be mode to en-ble the directors to pay the debts 'F the corporation, and the pr< 2eeds will be applied to the claims of creditors in the order of their letal prier!;. W. W. Berley, R. H. Hipp, .J. P. Setzler. J. L. Graham. G. B. Aull, E. 0. Hentz. D. jk. Kleec-ley, Jno. P. Wie-er, Jno. 0. Koon, 11. H1. Counts, W. M. Wilson. Directors. PROFITS Given AwaU! Beginning Saturday, August the 18th, and continuing until Sept. 1st. 1 will sell all my Summer Clothing, Shoes, H ats an d M en's Furnishing Goods at my regular low prices, and give you a discount of 25 per cent. on all purchases made for spot cash. Every article bought at these prices will be less than it cost to manufac ture ilt and place it in my store. This Is the greatest opportu nity you will ever have to save your money for some time to come.. Mon's Suits that were $20.00 now -$15.00 Men's Suits that were $15 00 now $11.25 Men's Suits that were $12.50 now $9.38 Men's Suits that were $10.00 now $7.50 Men's Suits that were $7.50 now$56 Men's Suits tha were $5.00 now $3.75 Men's Suits that were $4.00 now $3.00 Banister's Shoes that were $5.00, now $3.75 Ralston Health Shoes that were $4.00, now $3.00 and other grades at similar re ductions. Come to see us of ten, Tell your friends about our sale.. A. C. JONES, Ne wherry, S. C., Aug. 15, '06 JUST A1 - .'SEPTEMBER -OFI Lodies' Hoi Absolutely the The Ladies' HoMe Jl At 10 4 The Ladies' HfomeJI At 15I Are Features of Thi These Books (quarter] of the Patterns publish( cheap for their size and C.&4i.SUM Monthly Stylt Save! It's E Merely a matter of sp earn, keeps growing eat prising after you have p People fall into the hab thoughtlessly, and imag Cultivate thoughtfulnes you are bound to succef We pay 4 per cent i Why not open an A The Exchi Of Newbe J. D DAVENPORT, Pres. R. C. CARLISLE, V-Pres J..A. BU Real Estate, Sto. NEWBERI Money Cannot Make Brains, i It is no disgrace to be poor, b not necessary. "How may I av your money in the right place at for you, since every day your sa you invest your money in good s capital will grow rapidly without minute, forces over which you li tevalue of your property. The all important thing is to put: these benefits. It is best not to rely Suppose you allow me to assist you. convenient and best located lots to l: 1cently added to my list a number of property, which are very convenienl I have also added a two story brick t wo story frame building store. Ye your store and do business on'Main street, even at a very low rental. T amount to a considerable sum. If it suppose you try the suburbs and wai I have also added to my list a four rents for $i80 per year, one dwellini good orchard and four acres of land This would make a splendid place fc as residence. I want several tricts of land withi from 100 to 400 acres each. Don't forget that I want -to buy a andl let me show you the good barga ."The Man Bet; PTTERNS 'HE NC Journll. Newest Styles. lrl Palleril Bo ,ents. OuRl SIlI BOI Wents, 's Month's Edition, y edition) contain most )d and are wonderfully workmanship. At lOWER CO. h Book Free. Save asy!. ending less than you sier too, becomes sur racticed it for a while. it of spending money ine they cannot save. s and carefulness and Dd. nterest on Savings. .count Today? Inoge Bonk rry, S. C. M. L. SPEAR MA N, Cashier C. B. CROMER, Atty.. R TON, eks and Bonds, (Y, S. C. Ut Brains Can Make Money, at if is inconvenient and really :>id this?" you ask. By putting id giving it a chance to work vings remain idle you lose. If tocks and good real estate your any effort on your part. Every ave no control, are adding to rourself in the right position to get entirely-upon yourself to do this. I have a great many of the most e found in the city. I have re beautiful lots on the Y. J. Pope to the business centre of the city. ~tore on upper Main street and a u know it is much better to own treet than to rent one on a back he difference in a year's sales will is cheap rent you are looking for, t for the consequences. acre~ lof with five two room hous'es, Swith out houses, good garden, directly on the Southern. Railroad. r a manuiacturing plant, as well n three or- four miles of the city, nd sell stocks. Come to see. me ins that I hove. BURTON, veen" the Buyer and Seller.