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INNUAL MEETING FOR GOOD ROADS 7O BE HELD IN SPARTANBURG NEXT MONTH. t Tres. Hyatt's Statement-Calls on All County Supervisors and Com missioners to Attend and Of fers Good Programme. The State. Mr. F. H. Hyat is expectingi a large attendance at the good roads meeti. in Spartanburg next month. Yester day he gave out the followinw, an noucemellt: wish to state f,(Jr* the iliforina tion of the general p)ublic that thei Sount Cari a )(od Roads associa ti()1; il h(ld its alimlial nieet1iu in M oi\i.izast - -nd ,S ne-1. i\e expee: to have every com:Iy in1i the -t;ate repi-esented 'by som11e of Ille countv tifficials. and we would be glad if we could get the cooperation i of the different towns and cities in fhe state. "Ther-efo re. 1. as pr-esidlent ofthe die South ( anila Gov.d Roads associa tion. exteid a ct(rial invitation to every ityv and twn in the State Co Soi)uitli Carolina to send dele-ates to this convemiioii: men w(ho have had expe,ience in buling roads and sireels. and bv so doing it will prove a great benefit to the supervisors of the state. as they are anxious to oet information froim men of experience. *'ov. Ansel has consented to deliv er* an address on the morning of the 7th ,f August: subljeet. Improve m)! of Pl,, Il HilnWa v.'' and w e exi:eet to) have tihers miake talks aboiii,: the same line. "Our state has reached that stag-e of prosperity where we can not at ford to postpone the improvements on our public highways. Therefore it behooves every man, no matter what his vocation in life may be. to use his influence in this movement. "I am satisfied that the supervis ors and coun.ty commissioners have a right to charge their expenses to this convention to the county which they represent; inasmuch as they are spending their tiMe and money to ac quire information for the improve mnent of their county roads, as well as getting information as' tot how to handle convict labor, etc. As you know, Mr. E@tor, the most of the time at the convention will be con sumed by the different members giv ing their experience as to the mode and manner of conducting the affairs of the county; how to build roads, how to handle convict labor, etc. "There will be on exhibition some of the latest and most up-to-date road snachinery for the building of macad :amized roads, and the members will also have an opportunity of seeing some of the most up-to-date macad amized roads in process of construe tion. "I hope and b'elieve that we will have one of the most interesting and beneficial meetings in the history of the oranization.'' X0 JINGOISM IN'THE SOUTH. .A New Orleans View of the Sugges tion of a War with Japan. *New Orleans States. * The south has no place in the gov ernment and gets precious few favors frm it. but acco rdinug to the .iimro talk in the im .th. whc ,hlio. ahmng thle p)olitical plans of t he a di mb istration, the sout.h is expected to do a full share of the fighting shonld this e' untrv become embroiled withi Japan. A northern contemporlary - xys: JIr the event of war with J1 : an thbe mianhood of the :St ih wai,! d - e'. .ood r:2P.-w ih:ui t.:-* I' - such a wvar cannot occure unless it is brought on by the deliberate conni vance and ins .stion of thei W\aT ington Administration for poliitical purposes. hence there worlH be no en thusiasmi in ti:s .se tion of the mun try for a war niot forced on ibis coun try. -The Northern jingoes will deceive themselves if they assume that the south is eager to saeifi-e its young mnanhood in a war which would be fiought for no other purpose than to oster up the waning fortunes of the I republican party and to perpetuate its control of the National Government. On the contrary, the scath could with perfect reasonableness decline to be used as a catspaw to pull Republican chestnuts out of the fire. and insist, a without being open to the charge of b disloyalty, that as the war was pure Iya political affair the fighting - should be done and the sacrifices 3 made hv the "trooly loil'' element of ' the political party in whose interest ) the emterprise was conceived and de- ) velon ed. In 19S the passionfs of the souithi wer. arouse by til armeities comn- I nitted under Spaish dominion in uhiba and demonstrated its willin ie;s to do a full part of the war ainst Spain. and f.: the first time ii fortv tears northern sneers about 1utiiern lovalty were silencede l hence he south does not feel that there is my1Ncllvessity to prove loyalty to the la now. The fact is recalled, how ver. that in the war with Spain the oq1th suffered the same diserimina ion in the military field that it has o lonu endured in political affairs. [lhe military forces furnished by the outh weire not allowed to go to the ront in Cuba. but were held in in anitary camps of cone.mtration to )ec*ne the victims of typhoid fever m1d (it her pestilential diseases. conse uently the oily s(Iuthern men who iad a chance to do any fighting in he war With Spain were those who J,pp)Jen1ed 1o be in the renlar armiy r1 Mr. RooseveIt's lian.h Himrs. It 1we1 1perhap1s to let the Republican inoes and )oliticians know that no Me appreciat s the fact better than he southern people themselves of a 0onquered province. and it has been reated as such. In thie connection he Charleston News and Courier 'Forty-two years after Appomat ox. the flag is doing nothing for the outh to fill the south with blind af ection for the flag. While the wel in rings with the exriosive declara is of tendemess towards us frum rivithel orators. our n?eple under tand that they are still rearleud as imder lirobation: thev know that the iorth seizes the excuse of the south's truzle for- li)er'tI to, steadily de rive it of any larze participation in emIeral affairs. and t'hey perceive the eltles imnposito l: w%Vs which ei iel the north at the -:e if the uothi. Such piosperit as the south ?njoys has been won inl spite of un iair and oppressive legislation stead ly persisted in by the north and in -pite of the custom unbroken. except iuring the Cleveland terms, of federal dIniiistrations to place the diree ion of southern affairs in the hahds )f persons not only unrepresentative )f. but inimical to, the interests of these southerners, who. in case of war. would be expected to join in voting mupplies and to furnish most of the righting men from their section." 'The statement of our Charleston sontemporary is a fair expression of the sentiment that exists in the south, ence it is quite easy to und4erstand why there is no jingoism in this part >f the country. It should also con rince our northern friends that it is i mistake to assume that the temper f the south is so hot and impulsive hat it would be glad of an opportun ity to rush into a war, however unnee ssary or unjust it might be. The ~outh is growing rich rapidly and it wants peace in order to continue the ork of rehabilitation now so well ad ranced, and whatever valuation the north may be disposed to place upon its )atriotism. the south is entirely atisfiba as to its own loyalty. It is ?ot hunting for a fi<rht with anybody. and doe.s not propose to be used for rchtna purposes unless the cause is i-st and a war cannot be avoided ex et at the price of national dishonor. Notice. I will elve a nest class biarbecue at n re.sidence on Saturday. July 27, 1 vill sell meat and hash at 12 o'clock. J. M. Counts. JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. Rates fr:om Newberrv S. C.. as fol ows: Season Ticket $19.55. Sold daily pril 19th to November 30th. 60 Day ticket $16.30. Sold daily toril 39th to Novemnber 30th. 15 day ticket $14.30. Sold daily tpril 19th to November 30th. Coach Excursion $S.55. .Sold each 'uesda; limit 10 days. Endorsed. 'Not good in parlor or sleeping 'ars.' Throug~h Pullman sleeping cars. via ttlatie Cost Line Railroad company. Write for a beautiful illustrated; 'older containin;g maps, descriptive 2aater, list of Hotel, etc. For reservations or any info1ma ion. A ddress. , T. C. White. General Passengrer Agt. . J. Craig, Passenger Triaffie Manager, Wilmington, N.. C. Arrival and Departure of Trains. Schedules of passenger trains in d out of the Union Station. New erry, S. C. .Southern Trains. o. 15 for Greenville .. .. S.56 a. in. o. 12 for Columbia .... 10 32 a. mn. o. 19 for Greenville .. .. 1.3.5 p. in. ?o. 1S for Columbia .... 1.50 p. in. ?o. 11 for Greenville . ... 4.42 p. mn. ?c. 16 fomr Columbia . ... 9.47 p. mi. C., N. & L. TrainLs. s. $ m- fo Laure . .... 3.19 a. m. No. 22 for Columbia .... 8.47 a. m. No. 52 for Greenville ..12 46 p. m. No. 53 for Columbia .... 3.10 p. m. No. 21 for Laurens .... 7.25 p. m. No. 84 for Columbia .... 8.30 p. m. The foregoing scohedules are given Littleton Fei Splendid location. Health resort. I modern improvements. 240 boarding pi ship, culture andsocial life. Conservato3 in Art and Elocution. Business College, Health record not surpassed Close de.elopment of each ppuil. Uniform woi CHARGES VERY LOW. 26th Annual Session will begin on Se REV. J. INTO OUR I : U MAIN * Better fixed to than Fresh Meats, Grocerie, Cann C Give us your orc do the rest. Pri Booze HARNT Wood Manuj HARTS VI Manufacturers of Door Sash, Doors, Blinds, Ti Ornamental Wood Woi Floor ing, Ceiling, Sidi the Building Material I We want your iniqu grading and workmar prices are right. Hartsvilla Wood P HARTS VI FOR 100 COI. THE CIGARET'] 2 Coupons in Coupons also Redeemab Premium.a AMERICAN 'I JERTE CIF TV. N. J. Capital $25,000. The Bak of Prosperi ~his Bank was established ne. It will so care for your ire, and you can have it whei in the financial family it will need. It insures you the bes Make a deposit today. E mk account. 4 per cent on mone- in the eo. Y. Hunter, President. J. F. Brownt IT . G rhe People'S I Prosperil aid Up Qapital - urplus and Individual tockholders" Liabilitie4 or protection of depos C. MOSELEY, President. . W. WHEELER, Cashier. C Better a conservative intere: turn when wanted, than a higl >out the principal. ' A National Bank is a safe Der akes it so Likewise our Boa prudent conservative managei DIREC" G. W. Bowers. J. A. C. Kibler. R. L. Luther. M. A. Carlisle. J. H. Hunter. J. P. E Ve allow 4 per cent. pei ~epartment, interest p PianosAN Organs' At Factory Prices. riteymes onea Pao r Organ. f you buy either instrument through is, you get a standardl make, one hat will last a life-time. Write Malone Music House -COLUMBIA, S. C., For Catalogues, Terms, Etc. FE EXOH Main Street, N We submit the comparative fi d esteem on the part of a pata June 14, 1906. oans $137,193.84 e osits 52,566.79 A GAIN OF OVER We, too, pay 4 per cent. in J. D. DAVENP E. R. H IPP, Vi MV. L. SPEAR R1 - CEO. B. CRON YOUR BA THE NEWBERRY apital $50,000 - - No Matter How Small, The Newberry ujill give it careful att< p plies to the men and 1 AS. McINTOSH, P resident. only for information, are not guaran-| teed and are subject to change with out notice. Julv 15. 1907. G. L Robinson, Station Master. nale College. lot water heat. Electric lights and other tu ipils last year. High standard of scholar y advantages in Music. Advance course Bible, and normal courses. Dersonal attention to the health and social rn on all public occasions ptember 8th 1907 For catalogue address O M. RHODES, President. Littleton. N. C. REW STORE G N: TREET, serve our trade ever. F S F ied Goods, igars and Tobacco. ters and we will01 ces always right. r Bros 'acturiig C . LLE, S. C. and:Window Screens, urned and Scroll Work, rk, Mantels, Mouldings, ing, and everything in. ..i e. irie's and orders. Our "isap i,s good, and our lanufacturing Co., a LLE, S. C. CASH PONS FROM ETOF QUALITY C Each Package! le for Valuable Presents epartmnent OBACCO CO. ST. LOU)IS, MO. Surplus $1 Prosperilu ty, S. C. to assist ycu in building a for money that it ,is absolutely ,se iever you want it. And if you prove your good friend in time service and convenience. very forturne has grown fraYn a Savings Department. J. S. Wheeler, V. Pres. Cashier. ationaI Bank :y, S. C. - - $25,000 00 Profits $5,000 00 S. ,$25,000 00 itors. ..A. CARLISLE, Vice-President YEO. JOHNSTONE, Attorney. A o- your deposit with its safe rate and a feeling of doubt osit. Government supervision rd of Directors is a guarantee nent. FORS: W. P. Pugh. Jno. B., 1 ellers. W. A. Moseley. Geo. Johnstone. H. C. Moseley. lowers. annum in Our Savings ayable .semi-annually. ALL KINDS Of Plumbmig Done on Short Notice J. W. W HITE liE BANK ewberry, S. C. gures as evidence cf confidence -onizing public. June 14, 1907.. Loans $195,441.13 Deposits 105,268.18 100 PER CENT. our Savings, Department. DRT, Prest. :e Prest. IAN, Cashier. IER, Atty.. XNKING! SAVINGS BANK 1 - Surplus $30,00 No Matter How 9Large, Savings~ Bank antion. This message :he women alike. J. E. NORWOOD, Cashier.