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E. R. AULL. EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New Serry. S. C., as 2nd class matter. Friday, November 22, 1907. 'In the death of Mr. Andrew Craw ford, in the midst of a case in court in Colun'bia, on Wednesday, the state has lost one of its best citizem and the bar one of its ablest advo cates. ABOUT ONE MILLION SHORT. The ginners' report whic - came out yesterday stated that only 7,311, 000 bales of cotton had been ginned of this year's crop which is about one million less than last year. This indicates a short crop and there is no reason for the price to remain down. The farmers who possibly can should hold on to their cotton and keep it off the market and they are bound to win the fight. The manu facturers must have the cotton and will pay to get it. IMPORTANT QUESTION. We observe that our contemporary takes the position that the most im portant and the most pressing need in Newberry today is a provision for the completion, perfectiion and exten sion of our sewerage system. We agree most heartily with this posi tion of tlre Observer. There can be no doubt in the mind of any reason able citizen that there has been had management somewhere or the exer cise of bad judgment somewhere in the building of our system of sew erage. Thet 's now no good jr.dg ment in speaking of a mistake which has been made. a1"(l iithin:' cani be gained by re ertlyf-. to it. The Herald and N(en>.". however. has ;o '_ent ly in 1he past e e i tO th1(' mat ters. anid so;imetimes. no doubt. it motives have been miseImstrued. that we now revert to it. not for the par pose of opening a discussion, but sim ply to justify the position which we have taken hereeofore. The ques tion for the citizens of the commun ity, at the present time, is to deter mine what is needed and then gc ahead and do that thing. Theer is nc more important question for the peo pIe of this cmuiy ia the pro. *teetioni of the :nealh of the ciin and in order to contribute to tha: end it is very important that wt *should have a properly constructe< sewerage system. In Tuesday's pa. per, we pulblished an interview witi Mr. Floyd who went to Washingtor to investigate the different system= of sewerage, and to determine wheth er or not the septic tank had passec the experimental stage. His com mittee .were assured that the sept1< tank was a success, if properly con structed and if given the proper at. tention. We agree also wii.h the Observei that the sewerage system should bi extended so as to take in all section: of the city, and we hope when thi: special counmittee submits its repor to the council that such action wil be taken that will assure not oni: the extension of the system, but also the perfection of the septic tank: and thus avoid the dlangers whici now exist to the health of the corn munity. No commnnity can have better recomnmend:ui(n than that th very latest precaut,ions and improve ments- are adopted to protect th health of that community; this w conceive to be a more pressing issu than even the enlargement and ex tension of our school facilities. After we have inaugurated an< perfected our sewerage system, so a to protect the health of the eommun ity, we conoeive the. next importan public improvement to be the pavin; of oIur streets and the improvemen of our sidlewalks. There is no reaso: why both of t.hese necessities migh not be carried on duri.ng the admin istration of the next city council. *NOTICE. On December 4, 1907, at 10 o 'cloc :all of the household goods of Mr Ann E. Derrick, deceased, consisitin of furniture, beds, tables, ch'air5 wardrobes, bureaus, cots, and every thing in dining room and kitche: also everything on place, will 'be sol at the "Derricl'' place one mil north of Pomaria on December 4 1907, at 10 o'clock by an autioneer. Olin W. Derrick, Adimiisistratfor. NOTICE OF SALE. I wil.l sell at pu\blic outcry. to thi higrhest b)iddler before the -our-t hous doir. at Newrry, on sales day ii De--m!her. 1 O. on ic br mar47~1 T (4s ash. en B. T. Bishop. Victor Talking Iaciines AND Edison Phonographs IN STOCK. All sizes, $10.00 to $100.00. I $1.00 a WeeK Buys Either. Why wait. Come to-day. SALTER'S Art and Variety Store, Newberry, S. C. Write for Catalogues. f Picture Arcade e OPEN ri Under lotel Frederick Every Afternoon 5 to 10. Admission 1Oc. n Under 12 years 5c. +??+?+ef+?+ ECZEMA SKIN DEEP-NOT IN THE BLOOD. Skin Diseases wan Be Cured Only By Treating the Skin. It is useless to try to cure skin dis ease by pouring vile. poisonous drugs into the stomach-this has been prov- S ed by years of study and experiment ing iby the world's greatest scientists and specialists in cutaneous diseases. When it was proved--that skin dis ease was in the skin only .and not in the -blood, attention 'was immediately miven to discover a remaedy that would cure the disease by external application. Years were spent in study and experimenting, but finally IDr. Decatur D. D)ennis. a skin spe I -ialist, of wide reputation, comn Ipounded a remedy consisting of pure ly vegetable ingredients .and as clean and ~pleasant to -use as pure water. This instantly gave relief and quick ly cured tthe worst cases of skin dis ease. This remarkable remedy is called D. D. D. Prescription and the secret of its success is that it 'gets at the seat of the trouble, immedi ately -killing the germs that cause the disease, and leaves the skin soft and clean, the disease completely cured. "d had eczema and tried (3) doe tors for (6) monthis," writes F. R. Tesar. banker and city collector of Hopkinson, Ia. "They did me no good. I wrote for a sample bottle of D. D. D. and started to use it. My face and mustache, were all full of the disease. The sample did me - ood and I wrote for a dollar bottle. Land now my face is smooth a.s a -ba b's. My head was full of dandruff -and always itche d, my hear was comn ing out b-ut has stop,ped now. This Shas all disap'peared and I feel 20 Syears younger. I would not be afraid -to guarantee D. D. D. to cure eczema and dandruff in the worst stages. I Iwould also advise ,that all barbers tell their customers who 'have dand -ruff to send at once for a dollar bot tle of D. D. D. and get cured." SA liberal sample bottlg can be had free postpal by writing the D. D. D. Co., 112 Michigan St.. Chicago, Ill., enclosing only 10e. to help pay cost -of packing and mailing. Or you can find this wonderful remedy on saie by W. G. 'Mayes, Newberry, :S-. where you may also get free booklets on treatment and care of the skin, dieting, and bathing. NOMINATIONS. - For Mayor. 1E. C. Jones is announced a-s a caudi date for mayor, and is pledged to abide the rules and regulations of tihe -,Democratic party. C. L. Havird is hereby announced as a candidate for mayor of the city of Newberry, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratie party. IJ. J. Langford is hereby announced as 'a ca(-ndidate for mavor of Newber s a eamit r ma.or the city f Newberry, subject to the rules and egulations of the Democratic party. Appreciating conscientious and aithful services rendered, we there ore take pleasure in nominating Mr. '. F. Baxter for reelection as alder aan for Ward 1. Voters of Ward 1. Alderman Ward 2. J. R. Green is hereby announced as f candidate for alderman from ward , and will abide the rules and reg z ations of the. Democratic party. J. B. Walton is announced as a andidate for alderman from ward and will abide the rules and regula ions of the Democratie party. Alderman Ward 3. Mr. S. K. Bouknight is hereby an ounced as a candidate for alderman or ward 3, subject to rules of de locratic party. For Alderman Ward 4. Mr. J. A. Senn is hereby nominat d as a candi'late for alderman for card 4, and will abide the rules and egulations of the Demoeratic party. C. J. McWhirter is hereby announc d as a candidate for alderman for ard 4, subject to the rules of the mocratic primary., A. J. S. Langford is hereby an ounced as a candidate for alderman or ward 4, subject to the rules of Real Estate ,jottages at the foimving Anew nine roam yrr \ )utbuildings. Also s One store in the ?cst Cffi-c I treet. "The M an Bet THE H Red Cro No rub No pi: I.-No c uIt ben~ds wuith the foot.' The sole of Shoe is flexiu every moveme The burnin caused by stiff s ly prevented by Shoe. The foot lool~ Red Cross. shoe that's absolutely Oxfords, $3.50 andN$ ~| High Shoes, I ~ __$4.00 and $' Many Friends. Alderman Ward 5. Mr. Ed. L. Rodelsperger is hereby innounced as a candidate for alder nan for ward No. 5, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. For Graded Schiol Trustee Ward 4. We hereby take pleasure of nomi riating Mr. J. M. Daivs for reelection is school trustee from ward 5. Voters. I hereby nominate J. H. Wicker a: rustee of the Graded School from Ward No. 4, and he agrees to abid( )y the primary election. A Voter. FOR THANKSGIVING Celery. Head Lettuce, Cau lflower, Cranberries, Raiins, Nuts, Ph"ne to Theo. Lambry and Stocks ALE. prices: T 9, $1,250, $1,50( ,_ ::t 2 3-4 aorq iand, alsc to::, and s:m far:ning lanc E NT 3ock, also one store on .Mair J. A. BURTON, veen" the Seller and Buyer: OMRg CO ss Shoe. bing nching J :hafingI the Red Cross ile, it follows iat of the foot. and aching oles are entire the Red Cross :s its best in the . o~ G re4 Might Ru: From the time you read 1908, we will make eve Heavy 2 HARDWARE STOVES-If you woulc cial interest, it will pay Cook and Heating Stov chase. -' PRICES TEl Jap Cook Stove, 14 in oven, only $5.oo "Our Hero" 15 (in oven only , 7.00 Winner No. S. 17 in oven only 9.Co New Linden, 17 in oven only 9.50 Gorden No. 8, 16 in oven only 12.50 Our New Model 17 in oven only 13.50 Loth's Fame No. 825 fine only 14.00 Gordon 17 in oven only 15.00 Our New Model 18 in oven only 15.24 Gorden 19 in oven only 16 50 Our New Model 21 in oven only 17.64 New Linden 18 in oven only 17:90 Loth's King 18 in oven only 18.50 New Barrett Range 16 in oven 18.75 Empress with resorvoir, IS in oven 2034 The above is a list of one of stoves ever shown on a floor in are way down, and like the law, So count your money beforele your shoice for these prices mt Oliver Chi Without doubt the BEST ste One horse, $5.00; two horse N $7.00. Brinley steel plows, or Crockery! We are dealers of long exper ware, and have some considers est you, and a most beautiful l11 preciate you must see them. 3 of holiday goods you have .evei and often." . . Paints! Undoubtedly the best line of perity, so when wanting to pain It will pay you. Yours Craig SL - Prosperi Removed to S. D. I JONES' G s. B. JONES DEAL STAPLE AND FANCY ( Confectionery, Fruits, 1Phone 212. Nei'berry, S. C., Mrs. Particular House Newberry, S. C Dear Madam: Thanksgivi Chis tmas is coming to nual days will be kep Feasting, good will a be the order of the d How can you have, good flour, and how ( through us? We have brands of the highes1 -J. E. M. and Gold 1b will please you. We also offer any eitherifanfcy or stapi vegetables, etc. Very tru at and shinu Sole! I this until January st, ry effort to move our ntock of and PAINTS I consider your finan you to see our line of es before making pur .1, LISTEN! New Barrett Range, 18 in. oven $20.74 Model Queen Range, i8 in. oven 21.00 Empress with Reservoir 20 in oven 21.98 Loths Crown a monster 22 in oven 22.50 Heating Stoves,' for CoaL Cozy No, 3 onl, 2.64 Cozy No. 4 only 3.10 Cozy No. 5 only 4.00 Heating Stoves, for Wood. Standard Box 22 in. only 5.54 Standard Box 25 in. only 5.97 Standard Box 28 in. only 7.25 Laundry Stove, "Dandy" only 5.74 the most compiete lines of ' Newberry county. The prices 3 of the Medes and Persians. wing home to get the stove of ist prevail. lied Plows. el beam plow on the market. o, 10, $6.50; Middle Breaker, ,e horse, $3.00; cast, $2.25, Crockery!! lence in Crockery and China ble stock just in, that will inter -e of Japanese. goods. To ap Vill have the most attractive line -seen. Visit 'our store "fast Paints!! paints, by far, carried in Pros-' tanything, get our prices first. truly, ipply Co.' ty;'S. C. )ungan's old stand. ROCERY, ,Proprietor. ER IN' ROCERIES. PRODUCE, Cigars and Tobacco. 1 November, 1907. ~keeper , ng is about here. o. Thes.e great an t in every household. .nd good cheer will ay. good feasting without :an you .get it except to offer you two :, patent f}lour ground [edal-either of which thing you may need in e groceries, fruits, y yours,/ Jones' Grocery.