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Founded NEWBRRY CEG A Christian 18-58 NEWBEi1LRRY COLLEGE4U School. Courses leading to the degrees of A. B., B. S.. and B. S. in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering. Modern equipment. Very inexpensive. Remarkable health record. Opens Sep ember 26. For illustrated Catalogue address JAMES A. B. SCiERER, President, Newberry, S. C. Your Laundry .1.6. A "E.i"30.e It" "V% enV C3 ouM W anZt Xt" AT THE Newberry Steam Laundry FIRST CLASS WORK GUARANTEED. I have recently purchased the Newberry Steam Laundry. Modern improved machinery. Mr. Geo. M'Lay, an expert Laundryman, has charge of the entire mechanical department, assisted by competent help, who will be pleased to show you that the best laundry work can be had in Newberry by a home enterprise. E.. T. CARLSON, Prop. and Mgr. 22nd CAR., Making 22 HUNDRED Barrels of that CHOICE TENNESSEE FLOUR Just Received and While 'it Lasts to Go at Best Patent $4.50 ' Every bbl. Best half Pat. $3.95 guaranteed. Best Meal 85c. bushel. Best Grits $1.75 Sack. Don't pay any more, don't be switched off by argument, come right along, save money and .buy from us. Our immense stock of fall goods arriving embracing all the novel. ties and fancy goods and staples, our Mrs. Moseley in the North select. ng novelties in millinery. Come and see us, we are prepared to do the right thing in prices, style, quality, &c., for an all round bill you sim. ply cannot beat us, we don't make a cut price on one thing and burn you up on balance, people getting educated and opening their eyes and looking out more for No. x. Come and see us and be convinced. Forty y,ears experience counts something, we will treat you right and don't you forget it, PROSPERITY, S. C. Atlaqtic Coast Line Railroad Good Service. Quick Schedules. Through Coaches and Pullman Sleepers between the East and Florida. For full informatoin write TO W. Ja CRAIG, * . Passenger Traffic Manager, WIlmington, N. C. As t9 Pairying. - - For over a year the writer has beori 'riticaIly studying the dairy markets )f this state and the information se -ured may be summarized as follows: Most of the cities of the state fur ished, excellent markets for a limited ass of milk and cream producers. rhis class of producers usually re tides within a few miles of the city ttid makes a specialty of dairy farm ng. In many cases these producers ire not able to meet the demands, and ie shortage could be very profitably mipplied by farmers farther removed rom the cities, if they would take ;he pains to handle and cool the milk iid cream properly so that these pro lucts could be shipped by rail. The bulk of milk and cream, how ver, is produced by farmers more dis .antly located from the cities and, as i rule, is converted into butter, sell ng at from 20 to 30 cents per pound. rle average price for this butter -anges from 15 to 20 cents per pound. rhose who are suitable equipped and ake pains in looking up markets, usu illy have no difficulty in securing an iverage of 25 cents per pound the year round. But those so situated ind equipped are comparatively few. The writer has been hard at work ror a year or more trying to find for :he producers of the 15 and 20 cents )utter markets that shall pay them better profits. The market for this !lass of producers is a Gathered ZreaI Plant, to which the cream from various parts of the state may be ;hipped and made into high grade of I)itter. Such a cream plant or cream ry we have had under coiteiplation for a long tine and plans are now nearly reaidy for its construction. The ost of such plant will approixmate f4000 and requires an expert to run it. Tile pro1blelm therefore is can a suffi .ieiit amount of cream be obtained in tlie state to warrant this expeiiditure if monev ? This is for v<m to sette. We urgently re(tlest every reader If this article who has had diffielty in findin'1 a l1a1lhet or Ilas been sell ti1 his illitte.r at loW t IWrite iS at omve stal lil h I le 1i11her ol vmWs I'Wi wleh lie mav Wish to voltriiute It may be stated roughly that the price which the creamery can pay its patrotis for Ibutterfat would average a1bout 25 cents per pound the year round. This price is net at the farm Nr's station. The cost. of shipping and the manufacture of the butter is paid by the creamery. This price is con siderably higher than the bulk of farm butter sells for, besides there is the aving of the labor in making the but ter, an item of no little consequence. Nforeover, such a creamery assures all )roducers a permanent market for any imount of cream. To those who will send us their lames and the number of cows from Ayhich they wish to contribute cream, Lve will send a circular describing in full all details connected with tihe aream plant and its management. For example it will tell you that the pat ronis of the creamery will receive pay for their cream weekly and that no farmer is under any obIligation what ever to p)atronize it any longer~ than bie wishes. It will contain a compjletec schedule of p)rices for everyv month of the year, and many other things too numerous t.o mention here. We nmust know how many cows can be counted on. If interested at all, you will certainly tell us by letter or postal the number of cows avail able on your farm. This information is absolitely necessary and we trust that for your own interest and for thme sake of aiding tihe development of the dairy industry of the state you will do us this courtesy. Address: John Michels,, Division Husbandry and Diiryi ng, Clemson College, S. C. Soap. Never leave soap standing in water, because it wastes it. Never throw y'our shells of soap away. Put them in a jar, fill up with wafer, put in an oven and let it boil well, with a lid over the top), and when the soap is all disso,lved take it out and p)ut it to cool and you will b)e able to cut it out; therefore you can i'se it again. It is useful for washing flannels. Thick Lips. Thick lips can b)e overcome to a certain extenit by acquiring the habit of holding the lips close to the teeth and keeping the muscles about the mouth firm and tight. The woman who stands about with heD mouth open permits the muscles to become large and relaxed, and the result is any thing but conductiye to fair looks. Brick! Brick!! For Sale~ by C. H. CANwNN I%.L J Uif., W as Orangeburg Collegiate lnsittuti will begin its fall session Wednes day, September 19th. We have i healthful location,are well equippei and have a first class faculty. De partments of art, music, elocution cooking, sewing, etc. Only a fey more boys and girls can be accom modated. Send for a catalogu< and application blank. W. S. PETERSON, President. Orangeburg, S. C. '48th Year begins Sept. 12t] with full faculty of five men an nine women. 145 Pupils, 25 increase over last yea New Carnegie Dormitory with all modern comforts, read: for occupancy in the fall. Usual Extras. Board and Tuition $150.01 per year. REV. JAMES BOYCE, Pres., Due West, S. C., Abbeville Co. R.L. Alexander & Co, BROKERS. Cotton Stocks, Grain and Prc visions. Private leased wire. Office over G D. D Davenport' Store. Market Information gladly giver Call uD Phone No. 200. ALL KINDS Of Plumbing Done on Short NotiCE J. W. WHITE. HAVE YOUR WATCI Repaired Right W. B. ikark1 Jeweler Newberry,.C. W. B. RIKARD is now In The Herald an News Office where he will d your work promptly 'and unde GUARA' NTEE. Give him a trial. P 1ica'as mia.d2ma. Prescription \Which we use are without exci We believe In PURITY. We constantly preach PURI We always practice PURIT' c1nes. PURITY counts, and counts Ask your doctor. MAYES' DRU4 SECURITY LOAN AND Supplies the best Facil For Saving Money at a Pr For Building by lustallmer For Buying Land: For Borrowing Money on Get one of Our SECURITY C( And lt.will be the meanslof your Saving a Fund that will buy Lanc SECURITY LOAN AND JAMES N. Mc Office: Cor. Boyce & Adams Sts., Newbei SOUTHERN Through Pullman on All Throu Convenient SchE LocalTr ,Summer Resorts I in effect to a: For full informati Routes, Etc., cot Southern Raila Agent, U rooks Morgan. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Atlanta, Ga. SEABC AIR -LINE - NORTH -SOUTH -- Two DaIly Pullman Vestit Between SOUTH and FIRST-CLASS DININI The Best Rates and Route Via Richmond and We Norfolk and Steamer: Nashville, Memphis, Louis, Chicago, New Points South and Southwer and Jacksonville and all and Cuba. POSSITIVELy THE SHORTE NORTH ANT AS'-Por detailed information, man reservations, etc., appLy ti board Air Line Railway, or Jos Passenger Agent, Columbia, S C. F. STEWART, Ass SAVANNA] W. L RROGHS, Tray. P Materials .ption the purest grade. 'Fy. when preparing medi for much, in medicines. + TSTORE. INVESTMENT O. m.T, s.o ities ofitable Rate of Interest kt: Real Estate. )NTRACT Be Convinced of its Value Money and accumulating or Build a House. INVESTMENT CO. CAUGHRIN, Secretary-Treasurer. -ry, S. C. RAI WAY. Sleeping Cars :h Trains. dules on All ains. ickets are now 11 Resorts. on as to Rate, isult nearest Way Ticket or R. W. Hunt! Division Pass. Agent.. Charleston, S. C )A RD RAIL WAY. SEAST -- WEST. >uled Limited Trains NEW YORK. 9 CAR SERVICE. tO all Eastern Cities ishington, or via i.--To Atlanta, Louisville, st. Orleans, and All it-To Savannah points in Florida ST '..NNE BETWEE~N SOUTH. rates, schedules, Pull 3 any agent -f The Sea .W. Stewar , Traveling ~.C. t.Gfeni. Pass. 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