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K. H. AULL. EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New lerry. S. C., as 2nd class matter. Friday, May 3, 1907. PHILOSOPHY IN A PROBLEM. The Washington Star' says: "A Sout h iern woia i, the Imot her of a Rhodes .tdlent at Oxford, writes to file (ohnnhia, S. C., State respect ing the recent winning of a litodes Scholarship by a young negro from Pennsylvania. 11er son anld she her self are (isturbed about tle mIath-er, and she asks l'or advice as to what. the yoin.". mantI 'liould (1). lie is a little inlclitlel to sitreilder his place nil comne oine. Thle State advises against s1 e a step in teris of the sonude(hsl commilon senlse and symi pht . It poilt, 41uht (he basis o41f, the race feelini- in the S uth, of' whicl it apprnive, t i ('X xplains Ilhe l 'ng ish pokint f ) view and 1t n.is(lns ror. t h t. It Is verv ceritainl 1 ha by ri nii11 in ti :I Oxfl'il anl piitsitinl. sidvi t will 'I T 1 11uffe il n h r b I l he appwaroiwe Ilf tilheh akS11mdent fo "Pennlsylvanio, n1411 vonitribilte anly inl finenc towan elmn Illte pres ot American views as to social eqiial ity. Boh m 1otiiher and son would be wise to take the State's excellent. ad vice. A story was related Some (yearI's ago of a young Southeriier, tile Sol of a former Confderte soldier, who upon gradluation from West I Point, vIs Is.inI to a volorvl re1vimlet. Ile wIs oineih1'l disfiheldo about it, and his Inother a l his sister, takin.g ex treme rottnd, advised hini to resiil his eominissiott. As his father was dad, Ihe yooi oiecr hougliht it best upon so import:alt a matt(1'r to eon still with aii older man, mad so told his stoIrv to) Ionie of his father's li i,ld wIhl,o . alo u1n1:1 f 'Inihl 1111 tho SoThileri ;ih in the r. Civil to'r. I t':her'nCs di rionmlsilwork hits hwoy, d ;id: 'h-if . il ,nv hl.v. n 't thinlk 4)n1, nng Thel conn1111rY has1 (ta411 olod %.s. :nl has .1a ri.hl t your senv iTs. oill nre ar c : oit li., :nd (lll st obeyv onlir.s. The weivroes aro citizens toi atheonry w, a nd lihe toni ielistmlent in tlie ariy.o your youn post. and do your part owan making the anl aws fit as possible for military du(y; and if war comes-it isn't. io eng no omp nny more between the 1e o ihis Uniol-yo fi-ht you Ief fo all t.hey tre wortil. You don't knoi-w It, buII we wore onl thle eve of armi on alsinit ne.'ros for soldiers oInelves whenl ilhe Co tnledoel atll Volir I'ather wats a1 bravo man,11 anld met the probilems d his taN areord ill..t.Io his bost li'its. Thw.so pr(l blvmill s - -slavol and seession l-are seot led. yout vet th. problell of your dI'aY Il n spirit as b11n-s as his .1 nd you111t ' bo all rilh1.' The Younm-, oafiveer siek, a a'wiubSin,tul tis ather:ed his s'itit r were t ('11 i NV o n ti 'Lt' the1 view on hiti ahed's fri et" o 11re ois a oupth Croli Ilniln whop isd thetlt Prientismisse1d lhe fetrikeos membr Sofhr tet Twen-i.fot ifan tr lif iolred ldiers ftori t l '' noot inlu " itfi r ownil l oe.' .\ml lif lthis htec lalproperi iet ifietion.'tll idr isna the vf:n- thai(' t whetoli soin1 ferlsin Davis, h Its a l so t i r o fth 'niteidi pla ts cr and prsidet of thsie ionfeet't sotfate s mlien.t Aol iithes o(h 1 (Caliiarn.wh was eneistnd ait. i therewst:i c~onmhid 'ita opan font negro s~old i1rs, lie bin ased by al friender howt he conh l ieiento, sneh asethen relied itha' for advie, aistime he fat lik ea ton l(Soulthernvis cenlman frue h toad 'iasundred negoes. aen his A.c and I<tll ottl hrnely toobhs lvr sightet To he eouoetemn undras te' ce'101 prole reity oroug ll h a is usuald ale'tet to visw it wth ssound Thlis isa patly ttct'rt ad patas bersiliiit :11 of Ge. r ington'e aily who':v re ide ir~n Nw-hrry, pso fr1 lie Ilhe int Cident' rei'te o eis to I lton.ut Asot witet 1nderstan itl ithrwa talie ofasinighi'nl ngo eimn The state reuiionl ()I 'oni'ederatf. veteranis will bie held in Columbia next week. This is a delightful sea son of the year to visit Coluniia and all IIhe veleranls ilo Caln siould at tend (Ihi,, revunionl. Tle Ihisl leisliat u re it ppropria ted $3500 towards defraying the expense of the reunion. The expense of attendance will be very small. The railrtad fare from Newberry is only about 85 eents. ''lhose personls, if tlhere are any, whio are opposedl to (lhe buildling of a n10w 11rt house anld the remkova of it iron the public square, should have business in the court house this weIk. The rattling of walg,ons and (lie noise oil lie outside lis been so gieat ihat at times buisiness had to Ie suspvde l, 111d at otier tiimes it' wlas ver y dilieit for Ihe ofhicers or th< jiry to hear anlytling.- that was going on. It seeis tlhut Teli Herald and News wa-.Is ipsed ipon inl thev vommitiilica ion, wiliclh was printed ando( wlielb vas signed I. 1'. Ihleket. \ve didI n1ot knlow 11. P . Ibhiel, ill we knew Ihere were a1 gooI Ially Diekets in the neighiborhIood of Wlit 1nin>. 11141 we prn-sinw-,l tlat tlhere wa, snch a person as 11. P). Dcket. We hiave ii(wired 1fron a number ot' persons of that community an( they all say Ohey do not know any one by that fame. 'I'liere was noOling, as we construed it, tial was very objectionable in the ar clive, hue we tilough-Ii we were linting ii on lie atliority of some one who lived in that colmmunity. The artivle. wlicihi was printed in 'Tieslav's paper in replvy, was signed Jalies 0. Shlte1, but it should have bwen 'Jaimes O'Shiel, so we are inl formed. As stated ill Tilesa11's paper, The lhirall and News ap;preciales the 11,l111 peop-l of, Vhitirife nd111( tle pro gressivir Spiritwh h Im m--lrz ol - Ilw n at that phi-l. - ip:1o illy I'mun ihle : nf lH ai of \ r W illim :1 (' man in dll i n1 the Il- nin f ill ifloriIni-. evil l .f Ihis poilit. The Olen n-laowry mill is mne h t liesi lequhqippe( a111(l most mod en mills in Ihe state. The baxnking house and mill oliees is a very ihand some building and would Ido credit to any city in South Carolina. PAST GAME IN SPARTANBURG. Newberry Defeated Wofford Wednes day--Neither Side Scored Until the Seventh Inning. SparitanhuN, A - 1 f-Ti ast ill' b all llhis l aternI'on Ntwbvr ry d Ve(feal'otei WolTord )Y a seore of :3 to 0. Tle gaie stood nothing to n1,hinv. . t til ev NV ethi innin, whle ry Il line-up was Vowhllws Suroneh, pitche1rr1; inf r1ighi9 t ield; .\elIrn, ileft feld ; Wlessig, t centre)i5 W11 ford's line-u ws:Ofll I ap ' witherr; Anesn,eth Alle,. riit fie;l Mcead,thrdo base; Iiland sho sop fohnrn fiwrst. bas pilI(,ar. lef0 ailde.-Nes seand basner.yo,cetefel 'it'a hce wrrs ofei t W('frd'tsa testm I'lnil to Newherrv. II Hi4tV Wofor 3; A herr .';. c The secvil featurels of the "anIi- wer ioiins 01111 by Stewar andeu i the atit is sor ersnfr-\' There was agrt~c intrest4 manIeiest edi'h'is ae a I1't Newh'ter.tMrA 11.4 Moinitt r hed reporlst of the1 lame byinig adpot<ltemi front io issrne.eti5 fteso ThereIl was I a tlar'gwerw waichi ng. the board fom wilhe beldnning(lid ry sorietd thre inotheeeonh Tinniny, Th111is) makesa'ti sbe teeni Nusinrry smay cormn fo' the penet eag. team having played six Cgaes and lstnert.y .\nt aditurne meeitin of thetck-- u andti)i tLcan wee will howa then t oiduuerI i .the t adopaion.o By-Laws bs my comwe beo.etemeig United Confederate Vetreans Reun ion of South Carolina, Columbia, B.C. On aecouIt of the above occasion we will sell round trip .tiekets to CO l111bi'l, S. C., at tile rate of 85 cents. Tickets to be suld May 6th, 7th, Stli, with final limit May 12th, 1907. (Call on. us or write us for any oth er infornatiion you desire concernin. the above cheap ratez. J. P. Slieely, Ph11onle 91. Agent. JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. Rates from Newberry S. C., as fol lows: - Season Ticket $19.55. Sold daily April 19ti to Nov,%ember 30th. 60 Dav tieket $16.30. Sold daily A pril 191h to November 30th. 15 day ticket $14.30. Sold daily April 19tlh to November 30th. Coach Exene i-sion *q.55. Sold e,l 'Tuesday; limit 10 days. Enmdorseld4. ''Not son,l in parlor or sleepi: ' i'rolil ui illIman sleeping. eg s, j:1 A 1,l1nlie C iL.ine lbailr-oad Compan)llly. W r.itv 1,4)r a beatifu11l illustraiv.l folder cotainiiii mips, d(escripti\ve maler, list of 41lol, ete. For r-eser-Vations. or anly inforima fion, AdIdress, T. C. White, General Passenger Agt. W. J. Craig, asseniger 'P i-kiffe Mailager, Wilmington, N. C. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is lereby given that I will Illake a final settlenent on the estat of Texania E. Wicker, deceased, in the pr-obate conrt, onl the 4(lh day of' Jie, 1907. il \%ill iimediatelv liereafter apply for letters dismi - ITP, To Raise IF YOL Purina Chick Purina Scrat< Purina Fattei Crushed Oys1 Wilbur's Pou A trial w ill col we buy the best the market. Soki National Ban) Now-a-days the succesi bills by check, where hi The present way saves tiff has money at his comman< cash is a voucher for his fir that it can serve thenm in ii THE NATIONAL BAN in its number of accounti turers, Corporations and Ir DIREC M. A. Carlisle. H-. ,C. 1I J. A. Blackwelder. Robt. I B. C. Matthews. . BR A 'soy as Cxecutor of said estate. David B. Wicker, 4t 1taw. Executor. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notiee is hereby given that I will nake a final settlement on the estate of J. W. Perkins, deceased, on th< 3rd day of June, 1907, in the pro bate court, and will immediately thereafter apply for letters dismis sory as executor of said estate. All persons holding claims against said estate will present them by that (late. J. T. MeCullough, 4t Itaw. Executor. OPERA HOUSE EARHARDT & WELLS, Lessees and Managers. 2 NIGHTS 2 Friday and Saturday May 3 and 4 SATURDAY MATINEE 3 P. M KING DRAMATIC CO. "THE SHADOW" and "MONTE CRISTO" Prices 15, 25, 35 and 50 Cts AYS Poultry I FEED Feed. :h Feed. rung Feed. ter Shells. Itry Powders. ravince you that chicken feeds on :i in any quantity. -Bros Co of Newberry fulbuinssma pyshi s rndsrepid"n od anyl wasns, a py K- solicits a further increase from Merchants, Manufac. dividuals. TORS: loseley. T. B. Carlisle. VJorris. Geo. Johnstone, ull. Jos. H. Hunter. JUST R A handsome fords, all si: and p Come before at all t We can fit all or oth( CI & 1S Capital $50,000 00 Deposits $3 THE BALAT at The Commercial Bank si the bank's business. It als< THIS BANK'S are getting on in the world It's a good plan to make a < and liabilities before becc scrutiny is always in our fa The Gomnmercial Ban 4Vper Interest paid in our T "The Bank for JNO. M. KINARD, Pres. J. Y. McF. PEWDERRY S Reopenl Frid Everybody Ska me 0.eryo skates 15c.oter WhMuatsi htm Mcwa ECEIVED. line of Ox ?es, grades rices. the Stock is roken . feet, narrow 3rwise. lOWER.COI. I Surplus $4&,800 40 55,674 25 JCE SHEET rIOWS a healthy growth of shows that DEPOSITORS and adding to their wealth. liagnosis of a bank's assets ming a depositor. Such vor. Bank here. k of Newberry, S, 0. cent. savings Department. your savings.'' 0. B. MAYER, V. Pres.. ALLL, Cashier. KATING RINK Iay, May 3. tes But Mother Brother he does likewise, Everbd sates but snothier. e 15th, every MONDAY, and SATURDAY nights. sion: Ladies free, Gentle v Concert Band.