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At *Usti and *eS S. H. AULL. EDITOR. 5 Entered at the Postoffice at New erry. S. C., as 2nd class matter. Tuesday, May 14, 1907. We desire to direct at tention t') the communication or a member of the Civic Association in regard to a cleaning up week. The Herald and News has already spoken. of this idea, and we are glad to know that it. has interested the imtember of the Civie Association, and we trust that the mayor and his coun cil will become interested as well as the people of the community general ly, and that the idea iay be earried into praetitcal operation. There ean be no doubt to any one, who is not entirely bWind, that there is need fI a Icl-anin-v ip week in The .1,lti'll, Ai ildl-leSI'll alppealr 1.) be ill th1. ialli, --I ' en i ha I have anl :1l*0 b illia e ll s ll.- I, irv t ' [ I I n ;lt,e iirt' wliIt ' I N 2' I 2 : I t'II I I' k1 l . Mi l !t' '1)(11t,%l 14 1vt f liollsi1';A v 111i vverla,(t iin-Ii II It h- hlle Stale. It is Ihe oi lli v way to i1lake a tq)wIl. LTii t el e ffot (a accmp1ish much but whell olle tries to do sonilthll". for his coinintillity Ni those who are best. able to help and who have the most at stake and will receive the geatest henefit wrap their cloaks of .selfishness around them and present a satisfied air with their condition. it is ver l- ta liy Iet everybody get to-ether ad talk for his town and his cmlimunity and Iollow the talk with work. Ir. t"em-ue' tC. Hivsr, ill Ilis coin 111111e'll1inI. ;, dh dDeel fra ili a ulldi tD'r' of ttIl .lic-h n' II. Niance C'atlip. ex 0 V(irY :lD ti:111 l a1l1I a very icu 4 !!lilelt whwt le ;t. '"(here i * t.in flu ''u'' . 'o n Ide. ,l far r- ' . :, -ih't l :t1, lit 1 i't l i- t I>e. The soluin i- -. fnle and So wIll Vxpre-smd'Sl ia 1 :lt wVV r*tpeat it here. Ti i'% so 41Itten tiit w. e"tlD1 dI1D little deedsl: of' kindness and speak words of c.ni -Tort without any vtfort that would do so much1eli -ood to hearts that are downeast. that it is well to call at tentiol to the sentiment. aid yet we so offen nerle'et t hese little thlzins, w mieb coilt st Dmiuch in) life. Really it is the littl thlins that we colD do aiiD sDDI often nleAt that w-1uld make life sD iilh happiieri and better. We d e> 41 ot iiitdl to preach : Ser mll, blit w OIldI remi brInl. that w.. wvill .nly mak .Ilur:eyv oncee : 1 wve wv ill '-,v(- travfl over th. i r.-ad :aain which w :ae r1 e !4-in'l- t--dav. JONES HAS SURRENDERED. The Defaultir.g Teller Returns To Charlotte and Gives Up. the e'r th nI-r ' at daybretak. bar:.It - -up me ii t -t > f jito moneyif' was taken away int a 2rij. by (.ratef abou tafure-.derinDi2 himsjelf. lIe enjouyted ai.. Ohd wvar bre .iakfta-t he ii attoney will 'rek hail today,~' hut the PxamDin at iin will lbe wa'livd' until th'-as 'ii- c'alleD1 in t he Federal "'ourt, probabily ini .Juet. .Joneis was a Sunay, schoo.l wor(Dker anad pulay'ed t he f'lute- ini the Sndav' selhool chioir for The Country Editor. .. morie for i .\t 1v. Thle counlitr IV(iid'itrrally conatrols the 5JpigDt oif the founltaina spini' Dof fireslh andai heal thyi pub1li i i. HeiDf,Ia is able tDo keep, tiht fDDunatain sealedl by fillinag hiis paper'i with matter brouight by thei' yard ior by lie pound, or withI mat ter bearin'i the stampil of the gui nea of thle loca Dii ispeniser of (ill(-alI advyert ising. Or lie ey a ira loose, if only at thle rafte' oDf a couiple of sticks a week, a stream of invig orating thought up~on a barren andi dry land where no water is by merely using his own think-tank properly. Never in the history of the countr3 was there greater need for the real count ry editor'. About lie alone can offer thle lphanen for national hys teria syndiaentld from WVashiington, Ever'ybody miay not1 agiee withi him. That isn 't necessary. Theli call is for oiriginal thought, antd the country edi tor on hnent nwer i. PLEASED WITH REEPTION. Given Veterans At Newberry on Memorial Day-A Delightful Time. . To the U. D. C. of The James D. Nanee Camp: I desire, through this medium, to express to you our high appreciation of the splendid entertainment cn joyed at your hands mi the 10th inst. Oltiers may sing the praise of Char leston, Columbia, Greenville and oth er places, but I know I speak the sentiment of many of my Comrades when I say there is no place equal to Nowberry for real enjoyment. Amd -the dirnner, that was so tastefully and meautifully served, if I should say it was grand, magnificent, sup rh. )r. Ioyal, it would be but mildly expressed. II fact, my little voca I)IlIIry dies not I'IrInish mle With a Woni Ihat will fully express What I desire to Say abilout tIIat diinler, which wts ent.joyel to tihe 'ullest extent hy all11 preselt. Then we so enjoyed tle little scene that mnriied .in st after d iner; anI d b)eo hi re wev .1 1ul left the able. whIIeI a hem tii fil eke .was prusntIled tI the bldest veteain pres cIn i. Ando myl (Mwn hearl- WaIS deeply Itched whenl the old amiieil.1n1 cami1ie forward, and Irmini reeived ftis oken of love aid esteem, and I could see his bosoi swell with emo timns of I'ralitude wic his I itin-ue Cid iiot exipress. Then I looked awayN 1rom this scene to aniother; and I saw tile old "entlieman nleari-ig his home with such ia light, glad heart, as he mused over the pleasant sur prise lie would sprin1g upon his home I'ol k. 'till he Seemed almost a boy agail. I saw himli enter his home ting ihis Iize. and,1 wili a smil ilg face, le trembllllItii.lY opened the basket, and placed its contents ul)on a table. Then i saiw somlie ot his liirten, wI themselvts wore lcks 11h t werte whittliedI by tle fr-st of tinan1 wintr, utblip aid look. aid 1.11'' ~ J Ywa Wih .'y 1 rt. Thecln 0 ,3 1' 10 * t Idr il.Iel wV IupVA,III aIi ' 1tel. ; ld thir bri.-iht fIcs I j I In \Vth .-i :n was i heir rizeCnIk . .\-i I -aid1 in my heart. i there is iot.ilivle so - ,0 . so ib l , e o Iar rshi ipn.. so lastinmr. a, little Il'e-Is -t Ihillilnie s ministereil iln a spirit of Iove. Then I turned a w\ayN fromll this seelle. t41 Yet aliotier , atil I saw an old man leanin. heavily uimi lis cane: ai id lie was surriund (1d by aI group of yminl., ladies with smilinz faces. whi seemed ever ready anid eaue.r to minister to his every want. And I a,kedIi mv frien,11. "Who is thi -ld L' entlm ain?'' and11 he said. 1 1nt knmw.'' Tle, lII- w'it uip to the onp. and said to the vyonnr la dies. " Iho is thii.: (,!l _,nitlem an ?'' .\nd hey aid. "li ilh la .t -ur -rm m*iteran of the Ja. 1. Naice ap'' .\nhl ahkf d ."Wiat iz his onr ?''An t\m h erii- -:aid ."Welmi dot T hen he am-ket 1 ." 'if whoim is m-I -: b.." The(11 T amk dd:nih myx rmverie. and I said. "Yes5. the ihne i, hasttningt oni. 'tISis ot far dis tant. 'tie 'ear at hanmid. whuen there will lbe onmly (one slurvivin. veteran m.. ':m-r tom roll call in) the .Jas. D. Nance- ('amvp. B~ut noi one cani elve~ hNname. nori tell wvhere he live-.' -\n ni towv to thle 1'. D. C'. ft t he J1as. D). Nancee Camp. Iaty ne maymyo live tim iiirrm dleeds of kindness: nomt tim lie oDld veteranims only, bot to all withI whom yo,u come in coant act als yonl pass throughi this life. reo. e. Riser. Whit mire. S. C. Jamestown Island. The steamers plying up and down the river to Richmond remind one of the old days of .transportation by wate r. which retains its pictiuresqu-l eness as the steameir glides -by the woode.h(1 bnks of thle James, and samw arrek hass-no, T dontar to elethe dimensions or weight. ICa retaker Leal, with his doy 11ind eat, go ar fishing at night, and t.he dim an rd i sty p)ast is forgotten and be is )w'ronght inito the busy, stirring spir it oif modlern times, when t here comesi(. alively niibble at the eiid of his line. Them( island reminlded1 me of MadIelinei IsIan md in lake Superior waters where atther Marquette landed Borne fift.v years later than when the settlemeni was mnade at Jamestown. Here wat the Panama of those times-for Eng laund was filled with torrid storie's eoneerning the terrors of the nemt land whic,h -the land companies werw trying to boom. One Jamtatown wo. main inusisteud that she raised figs om the island, They were stories of In. dhian gentleness and of the possi bilities of homes in the now Virgin. ian.s-Joe Mitehiell Chapply in Na tional Magazine for May. Definitely Fixed. I "Expert legal 'testimony," says a well known member of the 'New C York bar, "can easily be madh A'two- " edged weatpoi in court. ''A elover. d and capable mining engineet. Was ob liged to take the stand as an expert in a suit in Nevada a couple of years au-o0. The ease involved large isstes. n "The examination t was co'iduated by a young and smart attorney,,iiho ( pa,tronized the expert wit&h all the v authority of half a dozen 'years of I practice. "One of his questions related to 0 the form in which the ore was found, 0 a form generally known as 'kidney lumps.' c ff 'Now, sir,' -said tie 4ttorney, 'how large are these lumps? You say e that they are oblong in shape. Are they as long as my head1' '''Yes,' replied the expert, 'but b not nearly so thick.' ''-Harper's i Weekly. r The National for May. ir There were miore cV Copies of the Nv- el tilonal for April sold dhan any pre- i vious numbr of the iaazine evr el p1blished. and that -11 the face 1f it Ihe f(act that this. was -[he first unmi- F her thti had been placed on sale aI the .advanced price of 1.5 cents. Thus it is again denionstrated that it is quality after all that the American people want. The Panama article a which was such a hi,t in the April number, is followed by a Jamestown editioi for May, with even a hand .soner cover than that of the April iiiinuber. Besides a three-color cover there are two three-color reprodite tions from the original drawings, ap pearing as a frontispiece and in the body of the magazine. i i t i '" Affairs a.t Washington''i-itr esting, as usual. TIIe i rst i stall mIIe It. of a serial, a eititled. '"'A limance of Arlingtoi llouse,'' starts -with thiis niumber and1141 Sives proise of a very. intierestin sill-v. Tlhere are 1 a iim1nber of s-hort stories and lots of roodI feattures which make t in' May numbit1lter 1t41t oily one frleal interest, blt oe of the hand nilst mIt nzi ies ever published by the Natinal. Building Material. St EAitor llerald and News. Newberry. S. C. Dear' Sir: As rittite a number bf yout' citiz ens are no doubt conside ring the comparative value of the varioung buildinl". materials ntow offered. thev' will 4no doubt .be Mislead into tIe use i' s,, valled reein'orced Colcte. As y - 1111 vity has reeI'uItly kfte d t i sevI*e lo ss from a disastrous 'infla- - tratn, it would no doubt be -.f, itt teret 1tltl if you coulbl s.ecr a ductl in F"ire amd EartInnmitkc."' This 41vr' a t tti vel prt'partdl a; vlentid ittitres of te wt'eckeV al huant'.ed~ butilditg- ouf thle unif'tun tate ('ity' by the (f;lde?n (intt', andt shotws ini a must st riking wvay the compara tive valute of' the sev'eralI build ing' ma I erials whtieb arte now o,fferetd. T'he semed't to have sitffceed mtslt oh .su somny of youir imt izens are' his timen. I It'ust you jivill giv tchis I ar1d spac"e int yurt next issuE. A Butilderi. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR IRENEWAL OF CERTIFICATE OF ST OCK. . .. Notic'e is hereby giveni that, ont the fiftt (enthI (15thJi) day of Junte, 1907, orin as soon thereafter as pr'acticable, I lhe undiiersignied will appJly to the Newberr;y oCttotn Mills fot' r'eewal of' certiifi('ate No. 425, for I wo ('2) shar ies of' thle capital stock of' lie sa id corporuatIion thle ot'iginiial ('ertt ifi eante having beeni lost ni' <lestrioyedh. F-mma S. Aniith. 10 T 5w. TO DRAW J'URY. STATEC OF SOUTH CA IIOldNA, COUNTY OF NE~WBElW. Notice is hiereby given t Int we, the underCiSigned(, will on the 2' th ist. at 9 O'elock a. ft. in the offhee of' tIhe (Olerk of Court for Newberry county, 8. C., openly and publicly dIraw the' names of thirmty-six men who shall serve as Petit Jurors at the Court of General Sessions for said county and state whieh will convene on the' 1llh day of June, 1007, and continue for one week. Jnlo. L4. mapps. Wm. W. Cromei'. -.Jno. C. Goggans, Jury Commnissioneors for Newherrt Oounty, S. C. May 13th, 1007. TATE OF SOUTH CAROJINA, COUNTY OF,NEWiBI1MY. e J. Pytreell as Executor of the lasi 'ill anll testament of Ned, Whitter eceased, Plaiqtiff, , , Against Talitha Whitter, et a], Defendaints Complaint to sell land to make pay. ient of debts. By virtue of a'n Order of thia ourt'in the above 'entilted oause I il sell at Newberry Court House or fonday (Sales Day) the 3rd day f June, 1907, during the legal houre f sale, all that tract or plantatior f la.nd lying and being in Townshigi ro. 7, CotInby and State aforesaid ntaining One Hundred Sixtxy-fiv 165) Acres, more or less, and bound I by land of Purcell and Scott. Rob. rt Williams and D. M. Spearman. Terms of sale one-half cash and th< alance on a credit of -twelve months ith interest from day of sale at th< %te of eight per cent per* annum ith leave to the purchaser to anti. pate the credit portion in w-iole oi part. The,eredit portion to be se. tred by a bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises. Pur. inser to pay for papers and record Ig samle. F. M. Schlimpert, rohate Judg for Newberry County. Farmers Oil MR1. The annuai ieetinng of the stock >1ders of the Farmers' Oil Mill will t oil Wediesday, May 29, at 11 elnek, a. im. in the eourt house. W. C. Brown, ~,Secret ary. ELLECTION or TEACHERS. The Sehool Board for Newberry 1hool district will, on Thursday, the ht day of June, hold t'he animal elece 11 for the following positions: One Siperintendent of Schools, al salary of $1,000. Eleven- Grade Teachers for the hite school: salary $40 a month. 0ne Principal for the colored hool- salary $40 a month. Foll. Griade Teachers for the col -d school; salary $25 a month. Applications must he in the hands the Secretary of the Board by the I o1 June. and applica.ts must ate for what grade they apply. J. M. Davis, Secretary. a. Gth, 1907. )PERA HOUSE EARHARDT & WELLS Lessees and Managers Two Nights "HURSDAY & SATURDAY May 16 and 18. Prices 25 and 15 Cents, FRIDAY, MAY 17 'HE CROWNING OF LOVE TOBACOO I S a delicious chew, Amade from the best North Carolina leaf; a leaf that has a spec ial texture, a special flavor and which makes RED EYE a specially fine and satis ostpeoleprefer it to tobacco costing one dollar per pound. Ask your dealer for it and insist on him keeping it. MERCHANTS WrIte for Special Prices. AT.' THE S Val Laces, Round Thread L s are getting in these things ever: know the sale of them'is unpre< Round 'Thread 6 1.4 to 12 1-2c 'Our line of Shirt Waist Front On nice sheer Lawns, and with beautiful. Medallions in variet: Good selection of Nets, crear White Lawns and F ersians 1I Mercerized Waistings in full I Lingerie Lawns for those wai Linens and Linnenes are fin, prices range from a 12 1-2c. L have all p ice . We take ; get pretty and seasonablq things. NEWBERRY $1 Reopei FrId Everybody Ska -ISO everybody skates but muother'* She sits around a day, 10ouknd very cross atfahr ,%W *ehiis hi. tioo away$ I Remaining open until Jun WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY 8 to 10:30 o'clock. Admis men 10c. Use of skates 15c. Music by McCrar Attetion "AStitcoh iln i Sobuy a LitIe~ Joe, or table with lor:g braces. your cotton an~d corn b< large and too absorbs and $4.00 respectively. Now follow these hari substantial hoes 6b in 37c., and 8 in. 40c. Paint Yoi Largest line Paints ai berry county. See us We buy all kinds scrap Craig Su Prosperi OE YEARS TO DELINI To be given with a cai This offer begins Tui ends.. Tuesday, June keep a first class line c etc. In Millinery every we are in the lead in w price. Come to see us Mrs.S.M Prosper TORE OF Aces, Baby Irish Laces. We r few days, and all the ladies :edented. Vals 6 1-4 to 20c., :., Baby Irish 25 to 50c. s is varied and well 'selected, the 'Baby Irish effect. Just lr as to price style and quality. n and white plain and dotted. 3c. to 50c. Sheer and elegant. Ines. iting the latest. c again fhis season, and the nnene to a $1.25 l.inen, We iulne pleasure in showing these lOWER CO. KATING Ril.K lOa, Ma 3. I l A111 *Jill Brotheir he does likewise, So does sister Ann. Everybody skWes but m=4ews Sven ouw old masto 15th, every MONDAY, and SATURDAY nights. sion: Ladies free, Gentle y Concfrt Band. Formers! 14 tooth lever adj us H9rrow and run over afore the gr-ass gets too your fertilizer. $3.00 -ows with our good and .33c., 7 in. 35c., 74 in. ir House! nid Varnishes in New before placing order. iron; brass and copper. pply.Co., ity, S. C. SUBlSCRIPTIO EATOR sh purchase of $5.00. asday, May 1 4th, ands 11lth. .Remem ber, we ~f Dry Goods, Notions,. one acknowledges we orkmanship, style and .Calmnes ty, S. C. :