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E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New VerrY. S. C., as 2nd class mItter. Tuesday, October 23, 1906. The Herald and News has sei statements to all out of the vouiity subscribers to (le paper. We havc two purposes in thle statement. The one is, of col'se, to get (lhe Imlonley that is due us. The other is to find out if you wilnt tihe paper to contimile We have a m1mher of subseriber: who hatvc not paid for several years It does seem that if you have moved fiar' away and wanit the home papet You would pay for it. Another uIIr pose inl sending these statements. i to find out if vou have reevived tile proper credit f'r1 what you have paid We sometices make mistakes but are iways (ready to take correction. TI wats not our purpose to offend aUN one but we need money to pay wha we owe and we mulst ask our subseri bers to help ns get it. How about the proposition for thl No do a little missionary wOrO int)ra buildi . '' tie up1t one of tht r10ads. say th one 1t the steel bridz and Inake it a first class road. 1 will pay as an ilnvestiment and he sides it would give the rarilers an all taxpayers a demonstration of wha a goIod road is amid then probably wi could indiuce the whole county t take ne matter up. The farmers are. g.ettin a ,oo taste (of had Ils tis all. Thi should i heImIv a practical illustr": tion of had roals and a desire f better roads. 'Te annual State fair npened i Coitilnhi'l vestterday. It is relui week uor -South arl('a1dians and the should all g-o. Last week was a hum shouldn't they with th bring them from Laur est undersellers of Up us with the throttle of neighbor to beat youI SiLKS! SILKS! SII That are Stylish and Guarat 1000) yards of 36 inch guti OTaffeta Silk. our $1.25 No. a 1000 yard1s of 36 inch gmt Taffeta Silk,'our $1.50 No. at 1000 yards of 36 inch gum Taffeta Silk, our $1.75 No. Dress Gioodls! Dress 4 Hundreds of fashionably ladies can be seen every d was soldl by us. Our dress g bought firom Arnold Constabi New York 's most up-to-dal gootds house and every piece o ial bought from 1!" :'ou sure there's no better to he had f thing in fine dtress stuffs ai mings. Come to healdquarE the Cash Stor'e. Good people, w Our low prices yet been told a Come one, Con We have had a touch of the Wes1 Indian 11uirricaine but apart from thl rain t here was li tle (lamage. e fiaImers a1re having a htatr( i1nv gathering their crop .this yeal owilg to the cothntiuous rains. The.) should get the benefit of any advanle im price. Advertised Letters. Let ters remaining inl the post of 'ee at Newherry f*or the week endini.s Oct. 20. A. T. L. Adams. H. Carrie floyd, Elory Boyd, Liz ziv 13van. C. La,h1. CoInts, Rer. lenlry Cros Son 'Adam Cromer, Quiney Cook. 1). Mr. Jack0 Day, Howardl Davis J. J. It. Dinery, Robert Dominiek. E. Sallie Epps. R.iTriNon Furman111. 'I.lThimas Gre,Silie Griffinl Geoiginiia Galhnan, EiaGala Han Galman. iee ('lym1ph . Scot (Nlln, ISoana fililliiam, Chadi Glascom. George Gruber. 11. N'athaniel Hayes, Vinia Hender SIn, W;,ilil Hendlersonl, Mfamlil llenltz. . H.aran, Aman-11a Hat mo,Lo 'S Hun11ter. J. A 2r Jeter, Anna Jones, C. I Jehkin Charlie Johnston, Bet" K. '-.-m el Kinard. t1L. Itte."jamlinl 1. Lam11tonl, Ida Lak< E. E. Lyles (2). .M. Walter Morgan. William Mabel Rev. Chaipman Means, Mairy Meetzm * Birdie McMorris, J. B. Moort. r) N. N -.6on Nance, C. 11. Nesbitt. P1. littie Pitts. 31. .1 .. Revildhs. "Mrs. C. 1'. He" Ll .i , .1. 1. llustianl. Johnll eeder. S. .1. A. C. Sims. Janio Ss(der e Sli -h, I latriet Sinmith. Ilenriett r Ste4cphen. .1. H. Slimley, W. E. Sun miers, le.irietta Snher. T1. -I. c. Terrell (3). Ella Thomi son, Mary Thompson, Woodern Tu aW. Mrs. S. E. Wanits, W. 'M. Wetir . 'liz. WNhite. Wash williamls. Howe Wilr,knian, Doc Waters. Anna Wasl ATIT mer. Thousands of nei e most up-to-date stock 'ens, Edgefield, Union, >-to-date Dry Goods, Dr Cut Prices thrown wide aiere, but come today at t in line and fo.c KS! -Good Old Wear ~teed. -Cheaper Her. Th 5000 yds. 8 ets. 4 (tutr price 5 ets. yd(. ranteed 5000 ydls. 8 1-2< 75 ets. spun, our price 6 1 ranteed 5000 yds. best hei 98 ets. 5000 yds. good h< ranteed 1-2 ets. t$1.24. 5000 yds. best he. worth 12 1-2 ets. od!500 yds. goodl wo( 500 yds. heaviest dressed week 25 ets. yd. Fy withi 500 yds. 36 ini. Snu f which , and red, 48 ets. yd. >ods are 500 yds. redi Flani e & Co., 5)00 yds, cream fir e dress 300 yds. apron f mater-- ets. yd. m se5500 yds. nice 12 >rn saey ette 10 ets. gl, trim- 5000 yds.gode r,ts5000 yds. best e extra heavy 7 1-2< ~e want your.bus will draw the cros nd meet all your rse all, and join in C~. 4 ington, Bertha Waldrop, J. W. Wi lace, New Wrenich, Laurence Wil liamls, Chraimli Washington, J. V. \Vicker. Persons calling for these will please Say that they were advertised. C. J. Pure-ell, P). M. Ex-Senator Burton Preparing for Jail Abilene. Kanis. Oct. 21.-Josepb Ralph liuirton, formerly United sena tor tromi Kansas, whose sentence tu serve six mllonits inl the cotitl(y jail at I111111ol, M., recently was upheld by the. United States supreeic court, left his home today for St. Louis, wherc on Monday iorning lie will surren. der to the district court, prepared tc o to jail. He was acconpanicd by Mrs. mliti-tonl and their adopted dau.-hter, who will live inl Irontoll duining Mr. Burton's incarceration Last evening initerous townsmer called oil Mr. Bution to bid hii good bye. Ile seemed thoroughly cheerfu: amid laughingly said to a reporter: ''I've paid my laliudry bill an1 looked after some other small inatter: but I don't suppose that would inter. est the puiblie.' L Today when Mr. Burtoin and hi faiily depart for St. Louis, I 11minber of friends were at the statioi to see them off. Newberry College. The State. Nrwherry, Oct. 20.-Prof. C. B 1. Kicklighter. who is principal of th, .,e;iing''iP lQdepartmt, and who ha been unable to return to his dutie on account of a severe case of typhoil fever, is expected to reach Newberr today or tomorro-w. A hearty welconi awaits him. .Mr. J. P). Wise has been elected t a re'resenllt the tennis citib on a commit i- tee composed of representatives frot he difTerent colleges inl th Stat< Which meet inl Colimbia ditring fai r- week for the purpose of organizin an iteircolle-iate tennis associatio s, and provide a constitution for th 11 sanme. Tennis is one of the mot i- I healthful sports and nothing would b m customers lined our ci of merchandise ever op Lexington and Saluda, ' ess Goods, Shoes and Mi open and the.Mighty s hd get your sha, e of cris )W the crov ds to able Supplies 50t) yds. :3o an Elsewhere. 1000 pairs 0 in. Sea Island worth $1.50 or 500 paits b tis. 4(0 in. home- and1 wott $2. -2 ets. 50 r.chi tvy drill.pr 'avy Onting at 4 00fnes wy Outing 8 ets. -Millin< >l jeans 16 ets. This is the 40 ets. jeans this timie. No wht you find a mt ting in blue black making head ety parlors. mel at 10 ets. yd. dlepartmetnt lh ntnel at 10 ets.,yd. p)lay grand, eheck gingham 4 The hants thia yotu will be 1-2 ets Flannell- thirds of tlh< where'they hb cek Hlomespttn at They all say ,and( talk hat ieeked Hlomrespunm able assistai 'ts. yd. right and wil iness, not by frier y'ds from many n friends and neig the feast of barg gA more of a stimuis to the worthy game than an intercollegiate assoeia tion. President Scherer has just returned fromi a visit to St. Matthews parish, Orangeburg county, Ifev. J. D. Kin-. ard, pastor. He met with a most grati fying response in the matter of tho endowinent fund. Subscribtions aimounting to $01,225 were . received from 20 persons who so kindly con sented to aid in this cause. Thie outlook for a successful year's wo'k in the Young Men's Christian association was never brighter than it is today. All the men in the dorii tory and in the nearby boarding houses attend the meetings regularly and a larger classes than ever before. Your Money's Worth OR Your Money Back! The flower of delight is Isaac Harter's A No. 1 Flour. Guaranteed to retain every particle of nutriment there is in the finest wheat grown. Harter's A No. I Four Satisti9s. ForAMV Sale ONLY by ROBERT & WILLIAM. SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. Notice is hereby given that the per 1sonal property of Mr. M. M-. 1lnyer will be publicly sold on Monday, Novenier 5, at 11 o'clock A. M. The sale will take place on the Pet Mer - chant place, near 'Mr. Dan Dominick's an1d Mr. Welch Wilbur's places, three rl miles from Newberry, above Helenn. W. R. Gantt, L. M Player, Ad'ministrators. SH S. >unters and packed our ened by a Newberry Sto tis a fact and 1he people illinery that ever strucki ;earn of Price Cutting thi p brand new bargains of The Cash Store,. n. Percales 5 ets. yd. Jack' henvy Kangaroo shoes r price $1.19. - Our sh ~st Brogan shoes made embrace )0 our price $1.48. the newel dren'sRShoes at 25 ets. direct ifr world's iap quilt rolls 98 ets. and styl to-date< Don 't th wy, Millinery. til you e three tmi place and today is the ~re in Sunny Dixie can Small re up-to-date artist in ear thani in our millin Every visitor to this 8 pape as pronounced the dis- 2 yds. uagnificient, beautiful. - H an are most becoming to 3 yds. ~howni you. Ask two- 3 prs. ladies of Newberry for 25 c ught their lovely hats. - 1 good Cash Store. Come, in 1 pair with- Miss Riser and her 1 pair s. They know what is 1 pair Isurely please you. 1 p)air adship nor kinshig tiles around. Rel hbors.at The Cas ains getting supp WITH THE OPENINE TH Millinerg E has puton disl NewYork and P Choice sele< Gage and 6 and thc very L RIBE now off rORE. store from early morn ti re and such tempting P are finding it out every c the old town of Newberr -own over every line w 'fered at Newberry's Ch< 'tis the place to b htS. Jackets. Jackets. 1 owning of Jackets does not 1 a million dollar output, but 1 4t and most up-to-date styles omn Broadway. The new 1 most fashionable shopping3 district. Our sales of up- . 5 e ~oats have heel) wonderful.1 ink of buying a garment un- 1 >mne here. Always the newesat 4 ies a week by express. 10 and Useful Needed 5C Supplies Here. S rs of pins for 5 cents. 5 Calico for 5 ets.M clkehiefs for 10 ets. at 1: Silk Elastic for 25 ets. 1 15 ets. Hole proof stockings 14 Ls. 19e SUndervest at, 19 ets. Ba suspenders at 8 eta, buy fancy 25 ets. socks at 10 ets. 5, corsets at 15 ets. fine, pants at 10 ets. oug] >, but on a dollar member the hali hr Store' s Great lied by THE CHEAPEST | OF THE SEASON E lepertient )laythelatest arisian $tules .tions from ross oats, atest styles n ONS ered at lOWER COI i dewy eve. and why rices. 'Tis enough to Jay. We are the cheap y. Fair week will find e sell. Don't wait for sapest Store, 'tis uy. fine shir1t at 39 cts. Lood work Shirt for 29 ets. table cloth at 19 cts, fine Rug at 98 ets. fine Belgium Rug at 25 cents, $1.00 hair brush at 49 cents. pairs of 25 cents ladies' hose for en ts, fine undershirt $2.00, 1 for $1.24 0 nickle plated alarm clocks at ents each. 0 children 's jackets at $1.49. ladies' fine jackets at 39 cents. dlay dress buttons for 5 cents. 0 collars embroidered at 5 cents.. Pfine 50 cents belts at 25 cents. einnn's -talcum powder selling 2 1-2 cents a can. 0 infant vests at 8 1-3 cents. 10 pairs .50 cents wool gloves at ents, iby caps $1.00 at 19 cents. Mama me one. 000 Mollohon Mill percales, 'tis ,come in and see them. You it to wear made-at-home cloth. and cents basis r has has never Fair Week Sale. STORE IN THE 2 e aOLniAS