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E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New 1erry. S. C., as 2nd class matter. Tiesday, September .11, 1906. THE PRICE OF COTTON. The condition (Wfithe voltlmel p as it hits beell repor-ted i the reli able public printis Ilf (Ihe 4country, would seem to warrant ithe actioin if' te 01xeeni 11e Cmmittee oI* the South ern CotMio Assm-iationl inl Ieconllilend ilg to tle cottoln growers tf the Souith that they tot sell their present crop at less (han ten cents. Taking into consideration the present condition of the cr(q), the increased demand, the amount of unconsumed eot(on left over list sealsonl anld the present muilliflllinm figire fixed by tle Smuth ern Cotto Association is very reason ab11le. It. is firlli. to ilie --rower. as well as to tle manu1lfactu1rer. 1:x trimlely high priced cott(iln is as ill jil-iolls ((I (he (*olllltr.y as low Irit-ed cottlill. Tell celits it jImlldt Sevills at fair basis oil which to sell tI(. 1re vill 0r1.C thion ,Ihtlhl he worfthl ;I leasl (1hai m111eh, anld y t r tl at the present do n1oIt warrat I1 Vvr flnl-h ill exce.-s lif, th!al. : 11 1 ; a 'I i: . . :ll I n : i n ins. e T I . h - I h No - - - T. .1 t F 4 n t hI- I t V han b en . - - ti. 4 1 il l%st ' 11r wal e i In a vt l iIl e t1i, I t thil Af i l . o v n i n -f Vtha.I It ha aill pobh i l t be 114 1 11 ents to l . but WhIll 3r Io ti tutu t"4''ia 42. le)ii it s i' un, it w:s i t a or :.4lili ell-l0le thin-- hir him tli un.h-rtake mter the con111venllt4tiln ha:d flixud i I Cnts a.' thel 111111111011111 lirie'v. 'hI' it in a s c a timn this year at its meetini.. last wee ivk -dfiided nilm l1 4nt as t i nnom .1 and w i liced i st1-11v i l Ill 1 few day-s 0o i t the 'irmer', N ititnal Un1lion2 had fived I' I e t v i s i l.t minli m 1 --m. T h t wo 111 r It i i 41 si ht 11 . io at t e t her on tc ih i' pri siti ( n.11 and14 if t'Ihey\.\- w mnld w-re-e ipo 1 m 0, (ir 1I Iets 4-venI . : ni sti l k t it t he're i is Ild I Ithat t 1 1 i t ri ll' f (. tt n Wo uld re at I s I n.I T lid .s n brea sot I'n whII Il'.-42,n : t r II-r i II I ti ' tI forteir thtn. :It smmaloiepr' coilnhl ake ai tl1'id prouitl his e'lth at hae tie u w:tnd t 111et Wirmer ai 'li nffor t o )11 i tr o ('i(ton t th21at trhT.as e a atiti' 1(2 w llldii(iTQ . It' at lei on ila- 4t wiesk int'h ardI ~.to Sthe location fte n cain.ehp isof 'ficiepatmioenances Tim hav thedateto f the peplhtiess thm idenlity. rd icnher hc potoece' hasde anyVt in weO1C havIe not ear of r it. t s engmdea. u It is timp orfacit rae the theavoter bao ofo the misenut whboi'teir ,idc mntte a be s ited fbr the posiins tatt.htr thI vtrssoudh''eu be daagn to canidte. If ym hear any of ths eprsyo hu cock -conceived the idea of eliminating 8 the work of placing on letters of whatI is knownit as the 'back stamp.'' Under B ithe present arrangement letters have to be stamped in postoffices twice, (Mne in the sending office and once in P the receivin.g office. The stamp plae- ti e(I on letters in the receiving office is E: th ''back stamp,'' and bea rs the time of (Ite arrival (I the letter inl that Of- at fietv. In big idffices like those ol New ti Y 11rk1, I ln hi IedpIflh ianShIrdhiltnimt P] toll, l'ianand I-thers, thle p'lacinl.- b;1 ofthe backl St.ar11p (-n letters con11sumlles -Li la ..reat deal itf timle and requlires thle ilh Ser-vive or nIally clerks. It sometimes tt is ai matter 4,f satisfaction to business th Imieni to know when a letter was Ie- be ceived in one office in their city. but it is not often a matter of iueh imi- d piortancee. It was determindl of Mr. Hitc-. ('(3lk a trial. fly order -f the e r.' - nwn.11 thle pla,c4ini. ot, thek bae,% letters in the t' fit 0 emntinued ab-,ut six n -it-i til'Il It,I - - -, ' nit~ d ' eni4* 7N York. I th V e p i'n nt i 'i I i -. ~ ~I I '\ Ol I itl I Iii (li 'ii fit't~ ~~~I Ii I4i I I aii I It 'iliI~ " 'if4'x''~ t' te i'ntring o eial st b I iils,and y. re c-n-IdI iiit a it- eli tin aiiln of te b;-l sai NO ..''tinl. it he dI li ery t i has ;int e o t ieN I ese iti te v n t Pacific Mutual Life -nsurance Coii- in. pany. it 'aifice \1 t11 1 .i I n- rance C--m- I 11:11n, . \\ ilh ell 'VVV0I -wbintod ill ,A ns I s al .. the 'e so ur1 lih I nsirnu ' til ili11lies of the l avifik til' Ist . s t a (.etilpa fly thit lhas nlat. tlowt eto h:nway: inl a ct, tlh i exlent that today it is VetIiiZed as 1ne of tfe Ioirt a(qn panies dhtiiii.- husiniess. Thleiv are, oI, Nv 1tswel, iMIPaMnies isat.ae ar Ott h ttis e,. but t iin h it -114 tnhh-ratin an evvv'rYfhing Iheev i s Ilt) olle tha.1t is u saf4r 1' it I the I 'ac11 4e 'Mulitnal I f h anisuir ancve t'h a. trt\. This is all the mre1V st t nsiince sa t renI-t olclion ft Mr. (Iieot I a ('-11hr:m1 01 thep plresidlencY. 'Mr. COch- ce san, not tny in thei 'State of Colifior 11ia, m1111i t ie it11ht uit the entire Unli tie St ates, is reai t't'narrded as m)eig'si "sraivIet ot fiaiers,f a mtate wi the wiold, aTnd a man' ill whomlC it itk well fo.ruh is t'the man' whot tdayt t ansi addte headi't th.Ile Pali S'tnine Mutua n,ieeIa iusu tndompany cdv andin sayinst t l tht' Sits he lednle ad' otmuaintial lie inrsrince d or'nnizaion litn tidhe Pa4 cifi liat dwe' A sayi ssuewi<t th le remit ea of i Theic Pacifiet Mtual ielt t eusuranc Company oitetpa ts unealthe ad aof the i itt'e' are Caionia, rleg taded s in the, wehae Uni'n, ac n atself tt' pe a wellt'or this companys It't muitlio be iae herotae th Catl in'ti lIn turane law~1 isolitarubtelng the"safst f alm Mot.e ctaes tance am'isg doain, forlth ery f tmpe ~ reason itha Wt Ii thr w Pacf it magn ifietS isAohethn,splici'est Al liea c dentd issud th money intetCf he pot'licyolderg ainovinw, omethe ind h ornTieantsvibhf of (leple q everyn Tt dentroiiesnt ine amongethembriad,st itery,il strtonly t the edipli. Antheirar loyaltur of'i this m ''niv heardi oe~ sigle itrytingft 'dvatage o th fuliperiod of'mo L'ArE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Newberry. John C. Wilson, Esquire, Probate WIl*;1AS. W. U1. (huitt and L. M. ayer hath made suit to me, to grant en Let ters of Adiiistiratioln of the ;uate of anld effects (1f, M. l. Player riii:si: AktI-: ri-iI:iiiFoR to cite d adnionish all and singular tlie kiti ed and reditors 44f the said M. M. zyer deceased. that they be and Iear betore te, inl the Court ol Pro te. to be held at Newierry on Tues y. St-pitimher 25- al'ter publication reol. at I I o'clotk in t lie forenoon, show eause. it any they have, why e said Adminlitrationl slioild not granted. G'EN uder Iv land, this 10th y of September, Anno Dlomin, 1906. J. C. Wilson, J. P. N. C. SCHOOL TO OPEN. - i of the Newberry Will be gill on Mon r 24. 1906. The schools promiptly at, 9 o'clock. .who we.c. not p'resenilt on c .i t t ile examiita 1-l. e Ilay I-epor-t for eX n and eh.ssification on Mon . .vn the sllold opetis. Supierin:endent. Il- T.T- NW V t U T I I A 1? 0 LINA. 1)UNTY 01' N KW I EI lI Vt . IN Pill) uL\i-: ot aellT. a]si w\Ill ;wd l i*-;l, !lne l ,I' N ed 'I iIr. dI "t- . '1aiit i vs.To \ iia \\'h. to t. Ilurt \\'iter t;11:i. WIllt' iay o ..)toer S1C11190. Itm.d .veW inian.1. eit li1 t all reditors of I \hinirer, d e he and t e .rc heby 0.hy tire e-d lot rendter in theirir ad,oln .tth. ito this Courlt on or ore the( 15th day of October-, 1906. 1nd1it-i1furth, or,dered thlat all h vlrvditor-s he land thiey are hereby 41in1,d from prloskecutinlg their de ulds inl aIY other proceediln.g. J1. C. Wvilson," Official Seal) J. P'. N. C. NOTICE. Cotite i i- hereby given that Certifi e No. 109 for t wo shares of the cap I stock of The Commercial Bank of wherry, S. C.. heretofore issued to ss Lu M. Bauknight, has been lost, I on the 6th day of October, 1906, plication will be made to said Ik by the undersigned, as Adminis itors of the personal estate of the d Miss L. M. Bauknight, to issue cert.iftcate in lieu of the said lost rtificate. J. H1. Bauknight, Mary E. Poppehleim, iministrators of the estate of Lou M. Baukntight. An Organ at will last a life time is what you ant. Our Organs have a pure tone d lovely cases We can supply mn with an Organ that will please in ery particular for only $3. mnd $70J ulivered. Write us for our special rms of payment, and for illustrations the beautiful Organs referred to. If you prefer a Piano we have beau tul and good new Uprights from $185 on easy terms. Address Malone's Music House , ct..UMBIA, S. c. SCHOLARSHIP! A chance is still open to the youtng en of this county to get a Nortna, :holarship in the U niverity of Souti arolina. An examination for thel arpose will be conducted by the County3 iperintendent of Education, Friday ugust 31, 1906. Writecat once for application blanks t< ENJAMIN SLOAN, President., Columbia, S. C. NOTICE. Before letting he contract for tour new build ng see W. T. Live ngston. B es t Work. Lowest rices. S.C Mrs. Susle Summer Haltwanger who has taught successfully for sev eral years in both college and private school, WILL GIVE LESSONS IN E PIANOFORTE, VIOLIN, THEORY, ETC. L to a limited number 'of pupils after September 15.. For further informa tion apply at Mrs. Glenn's residence. TEACHER WANTED. For the Dead Fall school. Salary $35.00 per month. School opens Octo ber 1, and runs seven months. Ap plications may be filed with any one of the undersigned by September 15th. B. L. Dominick. R1. S. Boozer. t Newberry, R. F. D. No. 4. J. W. Crouch. Silver Street. TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are hereby warned not to trespass upon the land of the un- r dr'signed. Persons trespassing upon 11ur11 lands without our consent will be dealt with according to law. Rufus A. Sligh. J. B. Kempson. E. E. Sligh. TAKE A TRIP TO THE EAST via CHARLESTON & WESTERN CAROLINA RAILWAY Tlirough Savannah and Steamship mles From Laurens, S. C. to Baltimore, Md., and return $29.40 Boston, Mass., and return 39.30 New York and return .. .. 35.30 Philadephia, and return .. 33.40 Round trip 3ummer excursion rates; Tickets on sale daily to and including September 30, with final return limit October 31, 1906. For full information call on or ad dress, C. H. Gasque. Agent, Laurens, S.C. E Geo. T. Bryan, Gen. Agt., Greenville, S. C. Ernest Williams, G. P. A., Augusta, Ga. OrSacrifice Sale8 The opportunity to select anything you want for yourself, your boys or your family at close on to and below wholesale prices from the choicest stock of clothing, Shoes, Hats, Men's Fur nishin g Goods, Umbrellas,' Suit Ca es, Hand Bags and other desirable goods in Newberry is seldom offered 1o the. people of this or. any other communit.g, especially at this sea son of the year When everybedy is expected~ to make profits, but I have determined tc close out my stock with in the next sixty days, regardless of cost, and it is left for you to say whether you will let me save you money or]i not, I prefer to give every one of my cus tomers the advantage] of this sale rather than to close out the stock in bulk to some merchant. It is not a question of~ how much I will make, but how much I will~ lose in turning this stock into cash. See our advertisement on another page. Come and see us often.1 A. C. JONES.' r.whberry,& C._ Sep n 106.n FiE COLL ;y one of the gr< -adies' Shoes 'tates. JUST n Patent, Ki erial with b The College B( Atest styles in L nade to fit-wil nannish last, ex DW cut. Exclus Save! It's I /lerely a matter of s arn, keeps growing e >rising after you have "eople fall into the ha houghtlessly, and ima oultivate thoughtfulne Fou are bound to succ We pay 4 per cent Why not open an A The Exchi Of Newb< I. D. DAVENPORT, Pres. ~. C. CARLISLE, V-Pres. BARBECUE IN NO. 2. W. P. Harris and Co. will furnish a irst-class barbecue at W. P. Harris esidence in No. 2 township on Sept mber 13. A first-class cue is guaran eed. The gun clubs of the county are nvited. TEACHER WANTED. Lady teacher for Maybinton school, vho will teach children at school ouse and not expect parents to teheh hem at home. School small. Ter'm bhout 7 months. Salary $30. Opens ept. 17th. Address, W. B. Whitney, Ch'm.'n. WV. B3. Oxner, Clerk, , Blairs, S. C., R. F.1D. No. 1. JHARLESTON & WESTERN CAR OLINA RY. Schedule in effect June 3, 1906. iv. Nre wherry (C. N. & La.) 122:3 p. m. \r Laurrens 1 :42 p. m., ~v. Laurenis (C. &. W. C.) 2:09 p. m., ir. Greenville 3:25 p. m., jv. Laurenis 2:07 p. m., ir. Spartanburg 3:40 p.m. av. Spartainburg (So. Rry) 4:00 p. mn. \r. Hendersonville 6:35 p.mi. ir. Ashe .ville 7:30 p. m. .v. Laure~ns (C. & W. C.) 1:50 p. m., sir. Greenwood 2:48 p.m. t.r. M41rmick 3:40 p.m.n ir. Augusta 6:25 p. mn. Pullman Chair Cars between Au rusta, Laurens and Asheville, tri veekly. Leave Augusta Tuesdays. ['hur .,-oiv and Saturdays ;leave Ashe. !ille Mondays, Wednesays alnd l"i-i lays. Note. The above arrivals aind * - >a.rtures, as well as connieectioni. ther compaies(. ar ---i i. nation, and( arie not eina i:iot. L. * Geo. T EhE.BOoT 1 Eatest makers of in the United OUT! . or Gum ma utton or lace. )ot is one-of the adies' Footwear, .h military heel, tension sole and ive agency. IDWER co Save! zasy! pending less than you isier to.o, becomes sur practiced it for a while. bit of spending money gine they cannot save. ss and carefulness and ed. interest on Savings. ccount Today? lnge Bonk arry, S. C M. L. SPEARMAN, Cashier G. B. CROMER, Atty. Coal! Coal!! Coal!!! I am making arrange ments to establish a coal yard and will be in posi tion to supply your wants for both hard and soft coal. Should .you wish to buy your winter supply for August or September de livery I would be pleased to quote you prices. See me before buying. I can deliver any time af ter August 15. S. B. JONES. SRESTORES VITALITY 9 '"Mae a u rvou fnesfis In da y.. al cta e