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and &MS E. H. AULL. EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New berry. S. C., as 2nd class matter. Tue;dlay, April 1M. 1907. HAVE THEY FAILED? The provisions of' the Car-ey-Cf,o"th ran Act, giving the governor author ity to appmint von-stai, !. 'aozond inl Section 3, 3Pwhich reads as f'ollows: "See. 3". It shall be the duty 1 the shorif, f mao their deputies, mag istrates. wistables, rural police. vity aId towi offlcials to) enforce tie provisi dn ' f th: \eI. .11 thy il I to do so. it J- heeby uadf; te duty of heovenorto) edflrcev thle Salne, lafil he is hi-fby authorized to ap pmilt, duh bputies;. eo-.stables aijd ih-t4'i': . - finay. bp nr:'v-;ry', the~ I h paid <m 1f t r I of, thle Inay 'mGibt.,a'i w'It off thle \ l tai# it tihat thI osi gw, tleit . w hf -i ti4 p ition, a! Wil who :s1:r'' 14 '"? '.e ar to 1jppoint! a ?1pe eia) 4n3 tbh-' I tj . i s o'ini . hold I.i _,j,tra.t(-I, e(In'tatb, ur. polieps, eity alid town offlicals'' have failed to enforI' the proisvions f)f tihe Car t- (pthrlal A\(t, and that thle gover. w>r) has orntye to that 4.-onlusion also, beeti I l, h .\-t as (prot4d above Jainly says that it is the dity of, the 24ioverrosr li tol enfori4 the4 warn4' inly .hfell these ofhli ll, ''Fail to) rii) so). We lavi, flt 'ono- t) tie onleu ,)on tha.t th1-4f f1fliviAls ha filld. Wnd for,j that reval wil dil 1011 :vo Ilhr- aIppj' vwiiw of a n- ble I afi th is ounty,* h4 :3 w' fi' -'1x it I an ditiolnal vxpo-II'l wiebis j. lot fit.'evs saryv. .A ino tig t11' "ignallires Ihe prti tion is that of, the SherifT hirlself and ()ni all'Idt-rinan (IF the town of' New hery' v alil wv are silre that th4e shr iff (lb>"s 1ot ruvall to say that lie has failed. :nd41 yet it is the idu(ty of' the to sav tha h h1 1 , vit v tlliial s have fa ild arol Yvt it is ht 411* v of' thi ov rn r to :ppiniJlt nllY wilvi thei rvn,l oll,titutII-d 4fTieinis h ave F: IIl,ed. Te) ! fillowinlg apepaed ili (he New berry civrorrI.'SJ ldec.ef! 4f ti Stat.e \lr. \\ J1iim) iS tim' ri-Aht Ill-' Il In . . l a u ; t re 34 i. Th. i .unpe 'i im m 44 T 4: ll d 44. New. in114 1:i iday 'Ii:oIdy I' r their \ew1,'a :aid the were not in favor 4 f i i iiahinery' w'as :tample if it were''( kept ii mo44 344n. (Onet of1I hmile at13ted( he sign ed lie pet ition43 asking for Ii thle apl atll. It waIs 334 p4ar, of1 the duty3 (of aniy 4of the' delegatlion aml if' lhe saw proper noit to do so4 an ~ d to1 consult 1 44n3ly 4on4e thiey .'t wouh he very'3 fl'ishi t4o se(t t'em i'.ht before3'( thir own'3 not31 founId on11t even y t that "~ a ('on st able wats nieeded ini N ewberry (coun Nay, nay, t hey d14 niot feel had a1nd tIher i's 3 o joke3433 in i. Mr . WVillI ims will make ai good4( 44meer'I. WVe ar1e glad( lie has thle job ifii a job was netc'essariy. TPhi 5we have ne34ver 3 betl ie'ved, an ld thIiat opinion01 rema)3insH unchanitgedl. We feel weY3 hasd at r'ight. 14) say 3s( mneh('I, and1 we have said( It. Th'lere is no( <purrelI'0 on1 with aniy 011e. We3 thought the ptlitn were really serious. It may be they wore onliy joking. "We wish,'' safid The11 Char'loston News and33 Conr'ier' of the 1 (Ih, ''to join3 wIth the esteemed1 Ogdenites now (ei pariade ini Pinehur'st, N. C., ini an3 expression of sinicere regret .that their noble leader, the Hoen. Roblert (Curtis Ogdon, late of' Wanamaker's, New York, is unable to participtt with themn thIs year in the usual 'ex eursion into p11nobilg experiences.' ' We are sorry that Mr. Ogden is not in vigorous health and we hope that his condition will improve and that he will be speedily restored to his usual physical strength.'' And the Observer wishes to endorse this and t'.' add aln expressionl of lope that when Mr. Ogden, the philanthropist, is able to return to his duties in the store. lie nay ee his way clear to raise the wages of his girl clerks to a poilt where they will nlot have to re sort to immruoral practices in order to nike a1livir. as it is said theyv must )Iw do.-Charkltte Observer. Mr. Ogden has no time to, look after '.bsV sila" Iuatters in tJ bi St4)re. He wants to enlightenl the benli-izhtue heatihenl '1f th. ."11u1h and unif"irtrtilelv wv have a lot of heath I en dowIn hie'e Jtl inij_,# after hi i-lp, inl-tvn.d otn, uagn se!f ivsip (jrevenwood has joiunet inl .\ndlr So-'dernani for 1nail servil-e on tle ini'lhl;vy trai bet weg. (' jrn,1 i,,ljati the Ilp (Inr .fh os a liclill! lid te 'r it tI lius b"fore .ame thie. ha pe s. \Ald rsonl li1iY Newberry has been doing a littl -rnevt hinr ah>111 this lill- blut the, .V4 1 that NowberrY d-oes io,t arn.1nt to so uch as Andersoni aidA Greenwfrll eiiewially when it coile'. to vlainiti. So we will set hark and wish you success and when the maiI rice is sell'ed yoti (-an say y<m a. Betsy killed the bear. Tle jury in the Thaw trial, whieb has been in progress in New York ,ilev the early part of the Year, fail vqi to agree, and the trial was ended' M) Saturlay. h re jury stood 7 to 5 in fa v4 -r ., 1o viet in,i. a lli Sil t e i ,.nNe t h aIf.111-d 11ha1 1)n1y ' w %': e N%%I h vr anld PiLI'lls h-.vief :lid (.oil. leted the half 1inill tax provided in thlfe Brive aw for tlje en'1foremiieni of Lancaster and Cherokee hlad enough vontrabalnd Seized to pay the eost anld leave a small balaunce in the state I IreasuIry to til! eredit of each. I.;) Tih -tat tlea#srlr slhoul retirn thw hlaineu dile too Newberry after i the cu'.ilon ostable hare prompt lY. TrI-vasiuvir Ipp's has sPlt Ile to I A il amounit realized from t lie ha lf Illill I.ix to the state treasurer when tlhv. eniy Y only owes $800.68. The Jurors. The extl:t r erm of umrt will eon t* h 4n . 1f ' I'm Id, I O .i i l . w u .ln* 1.ne thel .\ ll i h i efllo ig t e l I.. I in ,ieu beiinliio o.h .\. I). 'l i n s. J. I're Ninn pr. di.. II. (rnse.m .\. l.. I )(miiek. TP. I-. 'hankier.( S. A'. Wieer. Jl.. . p CPn (. I. 1 '. 8.hulitin l.t. h'. M'. x'er. L. . ierrie. WI. 1". Nichots. Juo.( A. (lraa. I1 .EST.VAr.ght. STaL. rawkis.0.Arl22,107 Ro.tA. .trp raevaCalso W,ster. Crolineraiwyn is W. 11 Ilunter.oTecer. I .inor t. p're.t n dtino h J.tewllb C. nthum ort. oltechr at al TO ruzhar.* tsd .es (1/M xnr StatioqerU, Cigars and Tobacco. Miss Broaddus and Miss Ruff are arranging to open a line of Stationery in the front room of The Herald & News office and will be pleased to have their friends call.. Box Paper, Pens, Ink, and every thing in Staple Stationery. They will also handle Cigars and7 bacco, They are still agents for the Laurens Laundry. 14 Iq encing will interest you. Good Fence at a low price. SuMnM Bros. Co., 7he Place to Buy Your Hardware OationaI OaWk f Ne wberrn Even Gibralter can't compare with the foundation c ur banik, because that famous rock has undergroun< assages and our bank has not. Built squprely o1 onedty, eyery depositor can be sure of fair treatmeni ecurity for his money, and a constantly-earning in erest on same. Most rocks can be blasted and crunm led, but the foundation onl which this bank is buil ids defiance to both. Get in line with our big famil: f satisfied depositors and build for future comfort o. ur solid foundation. 4. A. CARLISLE,a JOS. H. HUNTER, President. - Cashiei 4 for Daily and Sunday; $3 forNOI . baily only.We re ow rdyt dlvr Address: Thre State, Columbia, . h Pletell this' to all the other aeaho's ogyour schooowl,eth ex dyan rOTI0E or FINAL SETTLEMENTWeaeoigogieyugd Nodieo is hereby given that the n-cha ic,ad od rve ersignied a~e~tors ol' the last atyu,rde we ee itndy till and t' J. Y. Cuibreath, ogtt iei ou-ehv o eeensed,V ; * final settle-toag atda frube nd i sent of I the Probate pnet eportw n ew 'our t for couinty on Fri- ohl o rd ewn o oh ay, Apri I1t '007, at elevenus Iprm eyo godsvi. 'clock a. m. ardwill, immedia'tely onae otpleadacooai hereafter apply for: a. diseharge asto ur utmrswio, rblc rid Executors. watyut,hn rsem n James McIn tosli. poiet a~ od Jno. M. Kinard, * o ilgtyurIebo r As Exeontors of the last will and h fie rfrmtedie,n es'tament of J. Y.: Culbreaith, doe- l n rdt eased. fepefly March 18th, 1007. !aesOlMi, -19 itaw 5t. . '.H ike,Mr NOCE In Furniture. Business Once More! Having lost my entire place of business by the recent fire, I have bought the furniture stock of Werts &.Sample, and my friends wll find meat their old stand in I McCaughrin Block, next do'or to Copeland Bros. I will put in a complete line of furniture, and in - vite the public to call and inspect the same. We saved a few bug gies and wagons and will con tinue to handle them. R. C. WILLIAMS. JUST RECEIVED! A handsome line of Ox fords, all sizes, grades and prices. Come- before the Stock 14 at all broken. We can fit all feet, narrow or otherwise. t (CONDENSED) STATEM ENT ' THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF NEWBERRY, S. under call of State Bank Examiner at close of busine -e March 19, 1907. o . .RESOURCES. eLoans and Discounts . . . $335,965 .Overdrafts (secured) - - . . 27,031 c, Furniture and Fixtures - - - 3,I16 re Checks and cash items . . . - . 6,035 t m~ Cash on hand and in Banks -. . 83,236 1e uIABIu-rIES. .$455,38 PCapital Stock .. . . . $00 " Undivided profits (less'expenses) - . $480 80 'Unpaid Dividends . . 4 89 1 Cashier's Checks . ' -8- 2 Deposits: Individual '.. $353,852 91 2 na Banks . . . 1,821 34-$355,67. 8 JNO. M. KINARD, Pres. 0. B. MAYER Vce 'Y. Mc?ALL, Cashier.