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-R3. H. AULL. EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New erry. S. C., as and class matter. Friday, February 22, 1907. The governor has made good ap pointments inl the men naied to wind up the affairs of the state dispensary and is fortunate in getting these gen tlemen to consent to serve. There are many things for the civic le9gue to do in Newberry and tlhe ladies who are organizing it should have the symipadhy and cooperation of all our11 people. IHow about tirnin thie old cotl house over to the town and making of it at public librar.yl It is conivenl ieitly located and tile I ildinir.g is too good to be torn down. An enclosure could b e made iall around it and a beautiful park could be made with the public liblra'y in tle ceitre and the court roomii upstailrs colid be used as a place of meetin. It is ideal for the prillpose. STATE CONSTABLES. We notice in the Greenville News an interview with IMon. T. P. Coth ran, one of (lie authors of the local option bill receitly enlacted by the legislature. Ile gives a brief sylop sis of tile main provisions of the law. Tle realers of The Herald and News will (fid Ile ]aw in f1ullI in this issue of the pape 'i. The last paraIraph of Mr. Cothlran's interview is tihe one to which we desire to refer in this Con-. neetion. It ieads as follows: "r'The elforceuent of, tile law is left to the g.ove Inor'. 11 the eounlties an1d city ant horities fail, Imiy const1u11ction of the law is that the constabulary sys tem piovided by he act of 1905 has not been intiferf'eied with. I should hate veiy much to see it disturbed, as I do not think the law en be effee tively enforced without having a force especially ch1ariged with its en forceniellt. The aet ceai ti.o. he ollee of chief state conistahble anld pr-oviding for tle a111n1a.em'PlUenf of the state conlstabullary was passed in 1903, 1141 wI agr1,11ee witi '. C4"thran that we dlo lot thinik ihal h lI-al oplimn hill, which ,;Is pa-ssed ot the r'ewent sessionl of ilhe le-ishlin'. r,epenit-d thaot all, hill th1M l 1t alst savs lhat ''(leir. sailar-y andexpnse as herevin provmided to lh' pail fro 1 li the displns.1ar ,y 1iuill( ill Ile salme Iullinei s It le sali y o' Ihe sInhe e1ili.li-i ller. it'e bei I i ,l lh *und1 as he . <h'srihe<l. wve (14 not se h w iue I -sIhtlvable, are to bc pId al;s Ihen- i . 1- n proviso I for1,1 ther ay in lu lca op l't'ion h ill of lulhe recent huaiu i'xuidnoprosi I 4- i-111 I liitIe l il il ie 1 1114 1r h i t o l nI it I' 1 I v--'u, 111d I I i 1114 [ iht 111ti4' 'i' l (' s 11 1h illl I i tai Il 41111H'lse' t'mi er th e ('enusof 11Sthellri lawis in iho1 count 44 lie whical i i 1 a lr i'ly i'n'-halfi ofoloewil s: lve ana ee 3Mt sthe lshial 1111 Itie ','ttylo l et t li sicniellTs lit t i 'le w4li ila , ( 'i 114 tow 4thee clinl-. \i (1 I wni'4' I li'4fer.41s i this It .It' the tois othe ~4'''41 14vrno'll have(' a lie st to' sendf c'1 InIs itls ali e I<i c a them alie ofti's slepcid t. i(lepotsi' Ionsie ble thatSii'e thir ('erv ices w~lri not hey medday tlie and weouho then thatii' he'onstr us thn law as Iablishing th'tt ontb lr ailonIii wth sthe Iltatei disps, '4 a. ineasen38o the i (flcal mpen I lawld "iSited 3he. itt hall shal pbe themt *(ioft'le fheris asng thir(1i deuis magSIitae, osale,rrl oie ci tyaed ion Theieial ndoc e of thesdavrno te senatre amesamet toH the loca oetion builtile whic up point snehetegcostable, and detats anslct may be holdsry ihe this nydurxpnse yfseh 1007 ees 'bee paidoutiof the proityo tdispensarisionte hri Alistaed, alo -r yoea4M The saime mana'ge, 4t 'I a primary on Februp3 ai00 hereby appointed to the ele tion to be held on 0, 190 The executive eongij will me at Newberry Court HNis n Thpr day, February 28, 1907/ to tabula the votes and declare th 4sult of ti second primary hereby -.or4ired. F. H. Wininck, County Chairman. NOTIOE OF ELEOTION. Notice is hereby given that ti Town Council of Newberry, S. C will hold an election on .Wednes,a March 6th, 1907, at 8 oielock P. l for the purpose of electing onle p licemanl, at a salary of $40.00 p< month. Application must be in han( writing of -applicant, and filed wit the clerk of the Town Council by o'clock on the evening of-Ma'rch 0t 1907. For further informatio',n"apply the clerk and treasurer. A. T. Brown; Mayor. ug. S. Werts, City Clerk. td-2taw. NOTICE. Delinquent City TW. Notice is hereby given that excel tions will he turned over t'o the sher iff of Newherry County, kMarch ls 1907, against all persons vho hav not paid their city tax for the yea 1906. After March 1st., 1997, all set Shoes on When looking for brand ne% and Oxfords, remember THE the latest shapes and leathers, .X 04~ 5 - d deartmens a wull line pleashc Men hianyots gnoting fson, $3.50cas $4.000 We $6.00. toisy tlmnpred EARHARDT & WELLS, ONE NIG SATURD2 Th * Sw "An IdiI Aull objected to this amendment oi the ground that when we voted on the question in 1905 under the Brice law the understanding was, and that law provided, that there should be no election within four years. The orig. inal local option bill in the recent legislature 'provided for an election in the counties which had voted the dispensary out, to be held in 1908. If an election. was to be held before 1909, it seems to us that it is just as 'well, if not better, to have that elec tion in 1907, so that the only ques tion to be decided will be the ques tion between prohibition and county dispensary, and will be entirely di vorced from the personality of the candidates, who may be seeking posi 0i1. In otIIer words, we can come Ilerer .e.ttin th (lie sentiment of the people oI this (JuO<tioA, whenl it is the only' issue tihan we can if it, were mixed up witi the selection of the candidates, and if the election is held thlis year, tilen we (anl have no other elect iont until 1911. ihe board appoiinted by Gov. Aneel to w%inid up iithe affairs of the dispen sary IeId their first meeting in Co lumbia on Wedie1day and organizd by IIhe electionl of W. .1. Murray as clairma.i. They hiave a big it runder taking before them bt t1hey are all ..ood Isiless mlen a11lid will go at tile work in a iuisiness like manner. ESTATE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that I will make a settlement of the personal estate of W. C. Switteiberg, decens Vd. inl the Probate Court for Newber ry County, on tlie 23rd day of Mareh, 1907, at t0 W'clock ill tile forenoon, and that I will immediately ieraf ter a))ly for my final diselarge. Creditors of the estate are notifled to render their elaims duly attested, to me or to Johnstone and Cromer, on or before that date. M. K. Swittenberg, Administratrix. February 20, 1907. 2-22-lIm-1 taw. TAT llOF' SOUTH1 CAlOLINA, -IXicm'TIVIF DICPAR?TMIN'XT. To the Commis,ioiers of I-lection for Ihe ( ouity of Newherry: WI l'l l'A a vacalcY exists inl tile oflite. of 11ud.e of, Probate tor the Coulnt y 4)f NewherrnY. calusel by the dvati (0, .1. C. Wilson, who was elet ed a1 lle I'vieneral I,lectioInl inl 1906: 1 Will.,10l'1AS lhe Imnexp)ired 10erm1 IS, for11 a l1o1N-er peril)d 0.1u1 onle y ear, and n(-l (ilv he filled Iv election: No\W TllI:l"OltI', you aire Where )y, rvqiriied I() order ;an electioni f'or . fit ' lhrobate for Newerr . Cim IY, t) -vrvp the( n,0nn.11imir1 (f thle ferml frwhlieh .1. C. Wiklso wa.s elce: Twllv 1,44 to, be( (qpe'lled lie First Tu'ldlIav in Mareli, the 5th. A. 1). I 1917. mal tIhe eleetionI to4 be (Monduiet IN TI:SIIONY WIlII2HOF), I have hlet c' et my haid and111 (I caused 11he'G(eat Seal 0f the State to (8'alII he allixed at ('ohnnbuia this 1the 29th day ofi~ 4). Ilannar'y, A. I). 1907, and14 in tihe Onie Ilundred and4ljlhirty-tirst y'ear (of the4 in.. de(pendenl4'4ce of1 the4 1nit ed Stat M1. F". An-el, l it. 311'(. Alei'owu , SecretIary' of1 Slate. STATI' OF S0('HI ('AlIILINA, P~ursiianit to4 thle fore)ing4i lProcla nion, aii elec '4t in will be bel in the 'liunty of1 Newberry' for .Judge of Pri' oate oin Tuesday13, Mart h 5thI, 19)07, 111( e'lection1 to( be conducllted'( a1con1 ing. to thle hInws reuil at in1 general 11i4n will lbe published Tuesday, Feb. Chirman) EiJlect ion (Conmmissioner. NOTICE. 1D4on't Sorget to pay13 your licenise. Timei for' payment expires Febriuary 2MthI, 19)07. After t'hat time a penialty of1 Ien per' cenit. will be add14ed "to all de linqtsIi'i . See that1 your11 licenise is paid b4 lefoire the penal ty~ is addedC4. A. TI. Brown, Mayor. IEug. S. Werts, Cler'k and reasurier'. 2taw-Id. NOTIdE OF PRIMARY ELEOTION None of the c'anlldites having re-. ec'ivedl a majority of v'otos east in thei prIiimary'election41 held onl Tutesday, February 19, in the initnation,' for Pr'obate .Jud4ge, a second prirnary is hereby ordered( to be held on Tuies dlay, February 26, 1907, betweers 1 M. Schiumpert and S. S. CunnnI gani these two having 'eceived th. ' s unber,of -votes in the ext' 1'e tlemento niipt be Made to'th4 eheriff. 'e Uy deder of Towo Qbuncil, A. T; Brown, 1yo 7.! Eug. F3. Werts, )t City Qeik td-2taxiy. eWE OAXMY'A FUmz.INNm of .fancy e groceries. Fants' Groc4ry. Phone 212. - Wood's Seeds Seed Choice, Seed,.Heavy. Recl6aned Oats Stocks. We have thousands of bushels II In stock, selected from the best 6 Orops grown in this country; all the best and aost produoti 1, kinds.II Burt, or 90-Day, Black Tartarian, Swedish Select, Red Rust Proof, White and Black Spring, Vir ginia !g:ay -Winter, etc. Write for prices. WOOD'S NEW SEED BOOK for 1907 tells all about Seed Oats and all free on request. lT.W.Wooi & Sons, Sesdsnien, S RICHMOND, . VA. 1Oxiords! , stylish and up-to-date Shoes BEE H IVE. . You will find all nd at prices that defy competition. -We sell and gua-antee Bus ter Br own's 0 Blue RIbbon Shoes and Ox . fords, for Boys syi and Girls. We 4jpositively w il l give a.new pair E Hfyou donot find them to viear as we represent u,athem. Just re ceived 1000 prs. Ladies' and SMisses' low cuts fand pumps for street and eve oning vear in lat est ahapes and * toes. Pr ice s i range from$1 25 8 to $3.50. We e Go 's :wnoes and Oxfords for ld in the Shoe line more stylish for the money you pay for them e in price at $2.00, $2.50 $3 00, gents for the celebrated T. 0. Rs for the swell trade of the city. ~rge of the Shoes and Clothing e in showing t'his line of Shoes a who wear high grade Shoes. E H IVE,' bore in Town. Ick if You Want. ira House LESSEES AND MAN'AGERS. HT .ONLY. AY FEB. 23 eetest fthe South" ISt n ey th con estil - 1Car c. oideries, dy-made liderwear, Etc.,. Etc. iced Prices.i Come Often '. SMusici :ived about 50 rs published by iblisher, Shafire. house is 0. K., ish the best. ok Store. arplus $43,361.72 31,637.63. CHECKED it lie had to pay nce his time men .s safer to pay by DIAL BANK n any portion of account with it r bills more safe cheaply. Sending Sis risky and out cof Newberry ,$.CI sent. wvings Department. aur Savings.,, Jashier, 0. B. Mayer, Vice- Pres -~IZERS d : sph ate Sthe Best. 'URED BY ATE AN OI n,SUC~ White Goods Lawns, Damask, Doilies, ."mbr Rea U1 Creaiu Redi Come Now! L &I SIM Popular I have just rec4 f the latest Song hewell known pu Anything by that as they only publ Mayes' Bc Capitaa $50,000.00 S1 Deposits $31 WASHINGT1ON the British army, bi his bills in cash. Si have learned, Vhat it i check. TIE COMMERW checks are honoredi the globe. Open .an and you can pay you ly, conveniently and moneylC a'ny ot.her w~a: * of (late. Fhe Commercial Dani 4 Per .Interest Paid in our S "The Bank for Y Jno. M. Kinard, l'res, ,T.Y. McFall, ( FEFRTIL Acid Rho Always Us( MANUFACT ANDERSON1 HO8PH