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E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Entered#t the Postoffice at New berry. S. ., as 2nd class matter. Friday, November 23, 19060. Mr. Paul McDonald Brice, editor of the Columbia Evening Record, died at the home of his parents in Winnsboro on Wednesday morning at 2 o'clock. Mr. Brice had been in bad health for a number of years, but was al ways a patiell and icceolildainling suf ferer. Even with his bad health lie Was Oit, of thle' bIest ain Ilost ae curate and impartial reporters and editorial wrilers on the press of this State. NW have known him for a number of Years and lie was always the same gentllie l geiii anl f'aithful 1'rivld. Ilis death is a dio1inlet loss to tle lieWspaper prof,essionl of this state. Of all that has been said of Wade Hampton il the last few days, noth ing has been more expressively said and trutlitkhlly said than tlie triblte fromil (l-over CIevelanld, the grenlest American private citizen. He has (lie habit, hbwever, of using tle Enldish hailniage so as to express more (ersel.y and llore vigorously in a f'ew wors than iost of us Can in a eoltiinn. The following is (lie tribute: ''By perpet at ing the memory and career of Wade Ianpton, South Car olina honors herself, the eitire South shows fitting appreciation of tle con Stancey aid devotiol of its distiliguish ed leader in time of sIrife and its wiso and .syipathelie ri'iend in the lays of thIe pacif'icatilimn, while the nation is reilnlieled of his splendid lillustra tion of the best Anerie.in traits.' e ' ver I ti ul il we Nerl I .IIaI ut onII s t IIe inI ('I I Iiit]I )in Tu) 'I c's Sn ,. I I I l ie (.4 i 11h ,lce'( il I e 'I ve I"Iii I will,iili ,liled 'rii N c\\ h rr i eijic'i ill wlliill I1hey * e \* t e{ell. They fe'lt Hint if was ri.hIt and lrmo vI. Im'r (lhe cavalry vto have (th polSt eef' Imion and to have led the proves simi. Iu.i.uh we .helivve in limles of warm the inif"anltruy usially werc placed in (he front. On (Ihis ocension tle veterans who attended were placed in the rr and as a resu,I no seats weer available and they scarcely got nielar (Venough1 to the stand to hear any of the addresses. Thie iks ofi IIe veteralis are fast thinnin lt iil we alwavs feel like Iiffin I1ur hl tel one 1f, thies hat tiIch Serred hr'cs whenetver w\e. uniet him I and cn an oeaccasicn el this kil we alw\avs leel that eIII -e'h-st onsider ait iln shIoc11luldt bo slhcwn \ c to, theme. ane14 'slpevially ccni this Ieoviecrable otcvasi(Iln feetl (liat lie waus iin tih' least sli'lied or~'iic no irea;tech as lhe shicibt leave been in viewn ee his seriiec's cc lijs e'cliintry (O)t 'ciurse' in handlinge~ a large~c eiwdh oft hceophle,. it is dlifficuilt toe have eve'iv thinm .inest as it shonil le', liut thIs occae'siecn be'eing hie ue'il ing~ ccf a statue ct. neii of the hiere'es oft thec war,i* all ocf tic' suiyjvccis pf ' lhat wair. whoie hnciccred tin-im'lve's : mdl thle ccc t'asicei withI thleir' hire'seniie, ii seemcis to us shocubll have c lihd' eey c'cnisider. it ioni shownc i to thiemi. BACK TO THE FARM. . J1a mes J1. Ilill, in (the reenti spiteeh bs eore thieile Mecha nts ' elu cb ot' ChIica go , airaigiiedc th Ic'wIhole (countryv oii (lie chargie'e of wastefulne iiss ma cl li ('cd lessnciessu. We hiave~ wasted our' forestsc, he says, aiid we arme dria winig uipon our miner'ial r'eserv'es as itf we' had t he wvholce univermse toc grasp t'rom. 1Hec pintis out (lihat the visibile supp)ly ofi both01 c'oal and iron is himitee; and li( foi'seces a dlay in thec' ncot very dist anti futunre w'hen t here will be a sharI dec' lie in (lie relictedc ac'ti vities thati iiec'ssarily de'~iicnd uponci (coail and iiroii in shoiit, cu r inadatirjalI Gaianess it a thing cof thce day,' ande tomorwc~~ we must look t'or' sone other' means whlerewvith Ii (c(lothie anid I(eed am1( Anid (omiorrowv-in less than fifty years, Mr. Hill opines-there will b< two hunidr'ed millions inisteadi of nine. ty millions to clothe and feed. An( howv shall it be done? The soil-that is Mr. Hill 's answer We must i'eturn to agriculture, we must begin the development of the soil 's resources in sober earnest. He figures that the area susceptible o: cultivation in. this country is so greal that twice two hundred millions ma' * be fed therefrom, if mecessary. Anc hc uirges that the study of' intensiv< agr iculltui'o be begun at once, and thai the possibilities of the soil be con served and fostered as the other nat ' u'al wealthc of the land never ha been.. Tle realignment of industries aims and purposes which lie 'foresee can scarcely come without a transi tion period, and the course of wis (omn is to prepare for it in time it order that the readjustment ma: cause the least degree of sufferinf aiong the great mass. The minera sulpply may not give out so soon i Mr. Hill believes; it may give 0111 sooner; or other vast deposits ma) be discovered--in short, various thing. may lappen either to retard or to has ten the coming of the day w1hich lic prediets. But nothing is more sur than that it will get here sone time Mr. Hill tells us notliing very new other et al 11ve seen the same tihing I but on ac-ount or iis proninience hi1 word8 will have the effeet of imaking people tlinl1k.-Atlaita Journal. Back to the faIll is tihe slogan ot The Herald and News and has beer for a long time. We lope soon to see tie day whiel the farm will be as it ought of right to he, the ideal place for residence an(] instead of our farmers endeavoring to get far tioiln" ahead to move to town, th people who live in town will have as their ideal the aLsbition to be able to have a eountry lhome. Vhen the mountains of Lebanon Were COVered witi a forest of cedars Palestine sulpported a1 popullation of 10,000,000 in affluenee. whien the mountains were denuded the popula fion fell to 500,000 and the support afforded these is meager. Yet we sit complaisant. an(d see denudation of our mountains go on.-Greenville News. And we sit still and see our forests even that are not in (lie iountains and destrayed. But what are you going to do about it ? With eleven cents cotton, wood at 1re1ve dollars, a cord, 1 at 3 eits a dozen anld turkeys at 15 eents a pound, (lie famiers will get rich. And whlenl the farmn ers get rich the whole country will prosper, for they are the fudtilation of all Insinless prosper ity.-Newherry Observer. nid we are still oetting onlv one dollar and i lialf for .a newspaper twice a week, six columns, eight. pages. And no farm on which to raise tur keys and eggs and eleven cents cotton. FOR SAFE KEEPING. Tom Harris Removed From Gaffney to Spartanburg Jail.-Driven Through Country. ''lhe State. ( Ifniey. Nov. 21.-Tom I larris. lie alle..'ud Iurelrer .f rs. A an, was spirited to Spa.ta1nhunr. last Ii.-it for safev keepilv. hllere is vonlsideralble exciliielt 1thrlolulont dhe town anld niry,id a l here was miuclh Ialk or lynmehin Larris,. so rahller th1ain be foricedl toi jeopariz~e (lie life of' anyon'e it wuas dl''ieee be'st to, take Iliarris out ofI reacht of te maddl.end popquulace. Ild. I 'hilers, a biruther-ini-law of I hirris, 11hastbee arre'sted in citnnie-. ioni withI the murderh( ofl Ars. M.'rgani. lie was not seen withI [larris at thie Mu.rr.gan home or n (lhe road. Free to Cures All If you suffei tion, Sick Hea try a bottle, regular-size k A coupon w which, when druggist, wil 2t,orWe K ~Watch for tl At An asking the governor to call a special term of court to try, Horris. Thie hundred peol signed tie petition and this morning a mosseniger wvasA sent to Spartanburg, where the cour't is nlow inl session, and presented the petition to Solicitor Sense. The solicitor will forward the petition to the governor and urge hiiii to call the special term. The autopsy in the case of Mrs. Morgan was held last night. The coroner's inque'st will be held Friday. LAURENS STEAM LAUNDRY BEST IN THE STATE. AGENCY AT - FICE. NOTICE OF ELECTION. Notice is hereby given that the re ular annual election of nmyor and alderien in the town ofNewberry and onle trustee from leach ward of the city in tle Newberry g.raded schools will be held inl the colnnleil (hamber on Tuesday, the 111h day of Deeceiber, 1906. from 8 o'clock in the morning until 6 o'clock inl the afternoon with fl. S. Noland. W. H. Jones, Jno. A. Summllier as mana1gI.ers. By oder of the town council. A. r. Brown, Attest: Mayor. A Eugene ". Werts, Clerk and Treasurer. W P THE SKATING RINK OPEN EVERY NIGHT1 Admission-Ladies FREE; Gentle I men, 10 Cents; Skates or Use ot Floor, 15 Cents. FUN FOR EVERYBODYI Kodaks In e)o the plac( V ~Brow ' makE a simple certaint for a Camera anot buys on, that will fect satisfaction. I myself for the ext with aline of Kod supplies that will quirements of be as the expert. Th lent Xmas present dow display. IMAYES'BSO! ~ou Tuesday, LAXO ~ ile Plae6 of Calml Liver and Stomach 1 'with Constipation, Biliousnes dache, Malaria, Dizziness or Bil To prove the value of L AXO we 'ottle FREE on Tuesday, Nover ill appear in this paper next properly filled out and preseni I entitle you to a regular-siz e, if presented on Tuesday, iesday, November 28th. be Coupon and Remembei y Drug Store in Newbi HE SKATING RINK OPEN EVERY NIGHT. dmission-Ladies FREE; Gentle men, 10 Oents; Skates or Us6, of Floor, 15 Cents. FUN FOR EVERYBODY! )PEA HOUSE EARHARDT & WELLS, Lessees and Managers. IEONESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. 'he Ben ireet Players lakespeare's Plays as Shake speare wrote them. he Merchant of Venice ] ::ted from the complete text th Stage and Costume of the 2 :et's time. Prices 25c. to $1.50 Seats on sale at City Cafe. 1 Phone 200. Kodaks rery recreation Kokak finds a . Kokaks and rnie Camer-as . picture taking ly. ' Don't wish her day. '$5.00 give you per [have prepared ra fall business aks and Kodak I meet the re yinners as well iey make excel s. Seemy win S roubles s, Indiges lous Colic, will give a nber 27th. Tuesday, led to your a package Novembert -the Date . try FANCY W( -.FOR Christmas, I Makes one of ti remembrances' send to a fri rhe newer and m tic it is the more t gives. Get your trai Needlework Patt( imong The Ladies' 1 ial Patterns. Whei 'hem you have ti ,action of know 'ou have the newE :)n display now., Ask to see' December Pattern Ilawes' New Spri Before I decided to retire from the reta antative of The Hawes Hat Fact< amples of their new spring line .for 190 ustom in the past, in order to give my c Jnity to get the new styles befcre they w< made an order for several cases to be s le holiday trade: When I ecided o go.ou.of.busness, t *enpuin h' atoyfrm, n oh v olas,ad o ca u hieti hi r.4 )RK resSnits ie nicest you can. end. :re artis pleasure Pisferable rns from Rome Jour i you use he satis ing that )st styles. them, At ER C01 . just in. lg Hats! I business the repre )ry was here with 1. As has been my ustomers an oppor ~re shown elsewhere, ent in Nov.ember for ae order had already ye cancelled it would th my name In them. ou have them at less res in this country. the best line in the :he Hats shown for lot lasts at just half