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IjH MEMORIAL DAY. Address by Gen. Thos. W. Oarwile? ? Pragram 0f Ex0rcis08?Names of H Various Oommittoos. K Memorial day will bo held thii mf y?ar i" Newberry on Saturday. As 9n stated the address will bo by Gen 9'i Car wile, of Edgefield. Tin i| f ladies who take charge of theso oxer I* cises will furnish the usual dinner tc ?. - the veterans and also look after the a. decoration ot the graves of confedor^ ates. They havo appointed the committecs for this purposo and these ;!:> committees are given in this connec K Opera house, Saturday, May 9,1908 Prelude?Dixie. ?ai,ff',tors and sons ro march in anc1 |B stand until Yelerairs march in anc are seated. *f Scripture?23rd Psalm. Sjk Music '' llow Firm a Foundation.' Prayer.?. Address?-C!on. Thos. W. Carwile. Music?."Old Kentucky Home." Presentation of crosses of honor. Presentation of medals. Benediction. Memorial Day Committees. ' Program Committee?Mrs. \V. II Hunt, Chairman. Mesdames W. G llouseal, L. W. Floyd, J. A. Burton t. O. B. Mayer, Miss Bernice Martin. jNTusic* Committee?Mrs. J. W. Hal |j| tiwanger, Chairman. Mesdames W. K [ Sli?li, J. IT. West, P. C. G-iIliard, J j A. Burton, Misses Harriott Leavcll [, Mazio Dominick-, i Dinner Committees. Place and Ar ! rangements?Mrs. T. C. Pool, Chair man. Mesdames A. T. Brown, C. A Bowman. W. 11. Hunt, S. J. Woolen Table linen and flowers?Mrs. C. J 1 Purcell, Chairman, Mesdames 1*. E ' Spott, J*,. C. Jones, W. K. Sligh, Mis? Vinnie Mae Wilson. Dishes?Miss Cora Dominick, Chair, man. Mesdames Win. Johnson, 10. I{ Ilipp, Frank Hunter, C. 11. Cannon J. IT. West. Misses Weagin. i Silver?Miss Fannie McCaughrin Chairman. Mrs. P. C. Gilliard, Slissos Ii Mary L. Barton, Moriat Martin, Ola I Wilson. . . Meats?Mrs. S. B. Anil, Chairman , Mesdames James Mcintosh, E. M jjf Evans, W. F. Ewart. (Bread and Salads?'Mrs. John M J Kinard, Chairman. Mesdames 0. B r Mayer, J. I). Davenport, J. K. Aull G. Y. Hunter, Miss Lucy McCaughrin Coffee?Mi's. L. W. Floyd, Chairman. Mesdames W. G. llouseal, J. L Williamson, Robt. Caldwell, W. A Moseley. Miss Lula Mosel'ey. * . ?Mrs. George Johnstone, Chair^ man' Mrs. J. Y. MeKall. Misses Ger nrude Carwile, Harnett Leavell Mlazie Dominick, Bessie Bowers. If Ice cream??Mrs. O. Moll. Holmes Chairman. Mesdames ,7. E. Norwood E. II. Aull, J. W. Ilaltiwanger, II. S Boozer, Misses Fannie Mae Car( wile, Lucy Fellers. Cakes?Mrs. 1{. I). Wright, Chairman. Mesdames Y. J. Pope, W. II Carwile, J. A. Burton, P. Wise. Mesdames Y. J. Pope, Laura Ewart and Sal lie Garlington are requested ! to act as a Hostess Committee for the table of Mothers of Veterans. ; Opera House Committee?Mrs. J j McFall, Chairman. Mesdames L AY. Floyd. W. II. Ilnnf, W. G. Hon ) seal, Jamos McTntosh, J. W. Haiti wanger, J. A. Burton, Misses Lncj McCaughrin, Lois Fant, Sara Pope Joanne lVlhatn, Anita Davidson, Lai la Martin, Messrs Foster Martin Fred Dominick, M. L. Spearman, C. D Weeks, John M. Kinard. Hosemont Committee?Mrs. Jame: l McTntosh, Chairman. Mesdames Y. J I Pope, W. V. Fair, Fannie Fant. J. P Mahon, George Johnstone, W. K Sligh, ,T. 1). Davenport, G. W. IIol pRvland, A. C. Jones, S. B. Aull, -T. IT *' ? Eannie Martin, B ||j|JHl. Dennis, C. B. M'ai\_-, v. c- Ellisor . II. Wallace, H. Y. Leave1!!, Franl ^^Kloon, Tabor ITill, John Wicker, E. E Hg^wWilliamson, Ella Boyd, John Goggans |S9F J. L. Welling, W. C. Swittenburg, Vai pop Smith, David Langford, Alan John S stone. 7\r. Lake, Ii. It. Martin, ,T. n Walton, 0. S. Mower, blisses Salli* 3D iBarr, Sue Jones, Nora Long. Bcssii Scbumpert, Genevieve Evans, Etlie Boozer, T.uey Speers, Sena Hisei iB! (Messrs. Frank Bynum, Wm. McFall ragg Confederate Monument Committo ?Mrs. E. M. Evans, Chairman. Mos jgjl eTames L. W. Floyd, A. J. S. Langford ||j Herman Wright, O. B. Mayer, T. C m Pool. J. F. J. Caldwell, I. II. Hunt M. B. Chalmers, Win. Cromer, Waltei 9V Spearman, Eugene Longshore, Misse: H Lizzie Grifiln, Ola Wilson, Banna Neel V Harriett Lea veil, Ida Langford Martha Johnstone, Blanche Davidson Lucile Wilson, Messrs. John B. May || es, W. A. Sluckoy, Jas. McCaughrin 5? Pope Buford. f g Crozior Monumenr Committee? R Mrs. Wi!l? am Johnson, Chairman I Mesdames O. C. Stewart, E. C. Jones j| \V. IT. Carwile, Misses Vinnie Ma b Wilson, Lalla Martin, Gertrude Simp Mr son, Messrs. E. R. Hipp, L. W. Jone/. I / F. Z. Wilson, W. H. Wallace. of Johnstone Graveyard Committee? iri Mrs. Lalla Siuvmoys, Chairman. Mos- eel dames T. J. M'cCrary, Olin Cannon, do Misses Sally Johnstone, Fannie Ram- fo age, Messrs. Tom J oilnstone, Dr. P. or ? G. Ellisor. ow J Village Graveyara?'Mrs. John M. pr Kinard, Chairman. Mesdames, E. H. tin > AuN, Mary F. Wright, A.'P. Pi for, J. tii W. Chappell, J. G. Brown, Misses EC- nui tie Griflin, Eva Gary, Alice Hornsby, wl > Messrs. Henry Kinard, J. K, Anil. pr Wtost End Cemetery Committee? an Mi's. J. M. Davis, Chairman. Mcsdam- ati 5 es C. P. Williams, Susie M. Tompkins, soi Miss Hetty White, Messrs. W. E. ltu- all therford, J. G. Jones. to The president urges that all decora- or' tions used by Chapter shall bo ever- an green wreaths tied with Confederate \n colors. The pupils ol (lie city graded l(1' schools are requested to bring ever, green wreaths to lire opera house, Sat- 2,; d'rilay p. in. at 3.HO o'clock. The l<*i lad'ies of the town not members of I ho Chapter are urged to give all the he flowers just this one day in each year pa to I lie "Heroes who wore the Gray." th ' he SENATOR TILLMAN WILL SAIL FOR EUROPE EARLY IN JULY. V" is is i Columbia, April 2S.?Senator and be Mrs. Tillman, accompanied by Dr. J. of W. Babeock and Dr. J. J; Watson of fo Columbia, will sail for Europe on May th 10th. Senator Tillman and Mrs. Till- qu > man expect to remain abroad the on- do tire summer, as absolute rest in deem- no ed necessary for (he restoration of wj the senator's health, but Drs. Watson to and Babeock will be back by the mid- sn die of July. it. The party will take passage on the W liite Star Lino, leaving Boston on ! the morning of the Kith and going direct to Gibraltar, and tlrence to Italy, Aj | where Drs. Rabcock and Watson spend some time studying the disease > called pellagra, concerning which Dr. Babeock with the assistance of Dr. > Watson and others has made some in-1 Xi ' (cresting discoveries and observations X< 1 that are sure to obtain wide notice in X< the medical world. While Dr. Bab- N< cock has been Senator Tillman's phy sician for years, he is going with him *> on this trip not as physician but as *> friend, and Dr. Watson goes in the N< same way, of course. The news from N< r Atlanta, where Senator Tillman is in *i> > a sanitarium, is to the effect that his *>' health is daily improving and ho will soon be beyond the need of a pliysi cian, but he has urged his friends to wl accompany him abroad, and Gov. An- pa sel lias joined in the request to Dr. pa Babeock t<> take a rest from Siis ar- tit > duous work as superintendent, and on physician for the State Hospital for > the Insane. As a matter of fact Dr. Babcoek has had a hard time with the grip this winter and his friends insist JT that he needs a rest himself, as he is oiia of the most conscientious and con stant workers in the State and one of the State's most valuable servants. It is the custom of Dr. Watson to take a t European trip every summer, for rer creation. i The announcement that Senator Tillman will go abroad brings to no- ^ tice again the fact that he will take j absolutely no part in politics this . summer and that be will not make any ' i . lecturing tours at all. When the j , State Democratic convention is held, ^ on May -0. he will likely be on the " _ ocean, and by the time the national r' convention of the party is held, '.re will likely be enjoying complete rest and quiet in some part of rural England, a.s it is his intention to go to ^ England after visiting Italy and to remain there probably until early fall. Senator Tillman has been a delegate ^ to the last four national conventions, 1S02, 18.00, 1000 and 1004," and each time has been a more prominent figure, and he will undoubtedly bo ' missed at Denver, c FQRESTS OF KOREA TO BE PROTECTED. 1 C] Korea, the Ilermel Kingdom, is ' waking up to the necessity of protecting its remaining forests and' replant- Sc j ing denuded tracts on important watersheds. Japan is furnishing the 1/ inspiration and part of the money A ' which will produce the change from 1/ the old order of things to the new. A A school for training Korean fores- 1/ tors has already been put in opera- A < lion. jy, The two governments drew up a A ) cooperative agreement last spring A 1 and outlined a plan for the wise use T/ 14 of the forests in the Yalu and Tumen A > valleys and as a result a national for- A > cs| policy for Korea has been devel- A ? oped. The new Korean forest laws "(are similar |o those of Japan, accord- pi > ing to T nited States Counsul-GemV- ot al Sammons, of Seoul. rn Alt h o tgh Korean forests have been . exploit ed and neglected, and Ihe , country has suffered severely from a^drowlh. floods, and r.roison, the de | nudation is less serious than in ' neighboring provinces of China. One Dry Goods, The best select kinds--Laces, Err Hose of all kinds, bons, Calicoes, Made Skirts, Rea to-wear Underw Clothing for Men, occasions for Me and work, Under !Neckwear for IV! latest, Shoes for jof the best materi When in need of anytl before buying for we ca to see us, they can tell y Our We make a special sti 1 world. Come to Prospt N. L. E PF ' Why buy an Organ ' I from a Peddler? \\ lien you can buy a superior organ from your Factory representative for less money, mm on easier terms, ami have absolute protection in lie guarantee given by tlie makers. \V e make low prices ami grunt from one to , wo years?without interest?for settlement, am! 11 ly biml the organ assecuiity. We save you money and supply Organs that will prove a life long pleasure. Write at once for catalogues and special prices , and terms to the old established . MALONE'S MUSIC HOUSE, coi,umiiia, a. c. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Sold and guaranteed by Gilder & Weeks Attention Veterans, Camp No. 336, r U. C. V. t The camp will meet in the court t house on Saturday the 2nd May, 1.008, for the transaction of such business as may properly come before it. All memebors must pay their annual - dues, 12.) cents, at once, as our per capita assessment to the State and general order is already past due. At 7 this inecliii.tr delegates will be elected to represent, our r.nnp at the reunion i. in Greenville, S. Cj, May 11-12, also i, at reunion in Hirinin^hani. Ala., June 0-10-1 1. 1008. i. By order. J. W. Gary, . O. L. Schuinpert, Com. i. Adjt. i ' NOTICE. i. Newberry, S. <April 27, 1008. ( To the Creditors of JO. L. liailes: I*.. 11. 1 ?a iles having mad,* a ?1??< ?1 of |t assignment to me. there will he a . meeting of the creditors in the olliees of Blcase & Dominiclc at Newberry, S. ('.. on Tuesday, fhe fifth day of May, I00S, at 11 o'clock a. m. for the appointment of an nifcnt of the creditors. i Cole. h. Blease, ( Assignee. the tirst moasures to be taken up II bo tlio preservation of such woodtracts. as yet remain. In order to this, the government lias taken all rests under its care, whether they c publicly or privately owned. The mors will not bo deprived of their operty without compensation, but e government will regulate the cutlg of timber, and in certain cases &y prohibit all cutting on tracts rich ought to remain timbered, "to event flood's, d row t lis, landslides, d to preserve unimpaired the scenic tractivencss of places of public reft." All owners of timberland and leaseholders are required to report the government their holdings in tier that the property may be listed (I cared for. Failure to report witlia year subjects the forest to forit lire. The I'orestnl area of K?>ira is about >00,000 acres which is only onenth of the laiuf ?>n which forests i111 io lie growing. Kxteusive inured tracts remain in the Northern rt of ihe country on the waters of e Yalu and Tutnen rivers, and lumr operations are carried on in the imutain districts. Hut in I ho a . Tilt oral sections of tile country wood very scarce and the fuel problem serious. Coal and other mines have en opened by Americans, and one the most pressing needs is timhci r use in and' about the mines. ]n at country, as elsewhere, large lantities of timber are necessary in veloping mining property, and it i* iteworthy that a country as backird industrially as Korea can put iu-practice the principle that the only re way <?f geltintr timber i> to grow NEWBERRY UNION STATION. rival and Departure of Passenger Trains?Effective 12.01 A. M. Sunday, April 2G, 1908. Southern Railway: a. 15 for Greenville .. . ,8.57a.m "t. IS for Columbia .. ..1.-10 p.in \ 11. for (ireenville .. ..3.40 p.m 3. 16 for Columbia S.47 p.m C., N. & L. Ry. To 85 for Laurens 5.10 a.m. To. 22 for Columbia .. ..8.47 a.m. 52 for Greenville .. 12.56 p.m, >. 53 for Columbia .. ..3.20 p.m. To. 2e for Laurens .. . .7.25 p.m, To. 84 for Columbia .. ..8.36 p.m. * Does not run on Sunday This time table shows the times at licli trains may be expected to dert from this station, but their dorture is not guaranteed and the lie shown is subject to change witht notice. G. L. Robinson, Station blaster. J ST RI1CEIVED?A nice lino oi tablets and pound paper; can giv< von something new in Initial Tab lets. Broaddus & Hull'. OTIOE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT I will make final settlement on the tate of Y. C. Meyers, deceased, ii c probate court for Newberry conn , on Monday, May 18, 1008, at 11 ni., and immediately thereafter ap y for letters dismissar.v as execu r of said estate. All persws hold g claims against said estate wil esent them duly attested on or be re that, date and all persons indebt to said estate will make payment. S. M. Meyers, FiX. R. C. Meyers, deceased, -ltaw." EPAIR SHOP?Furniture, lounges and parlor suits, "each upholstered recaining chairs, repaired; making and laying carpets and mattings cleaning old furniture. In Sunligh Hall, near old colored Baptis church. We3ley Means. HARLESTON & WESTERN OAH OLINA RY. ihedulc in effect November 3rd, 190' /. Newberry (C N & L.) 12:46 p. m r. Laurens 1 :52 p. m /. Laurens (C. & W. C.) 2:15 p. m r. Greenville 3:40 {>. m v. Laurens 2:07 p. it. r. Spartanburg 3.35 p. m y. Spartanburg (So. Ry.) 3:40 p. m r. Henderson ville 6:25 p. m r. Asheville 7:30 p. in k', Laurens (C. & W. C.) 2:00 p. m r. Greenwood 2:56 p. ir r. McCormick 3:55 p. m r. Augusta 5:40 p. rr Note: The above arrivals and de irtures, as well as connections witl her companies, are given as infor ation, and arc not guaranteed. Ernest Williams, Cen. Pass. Agt., Augusta, Ga. Geo. T. Bryan, Greenville, S. C. Gen. Agt. Shoes an ;ed stock of Dr< ibroideries, Ladi Hand Bags, lat Homespun, B1 dy~Made Waist ear, Silks, the . Boys and Chile n and Children, wear for Men at len, Ladies and summer for the al and workman hing to wear it will pa; n save you money. A ou Prices are AH R jdy of our line and do 5rity and see us for an; 5LACK < ?OSPERITY, S. ht's squaJ We have just taken up a nc becoming famous throughout their marvelous wearing quali hosiery and know it has unusu each person who has trouble hls'socks, to come and buy ju with the This will cost you just 25 Then, after you have give 3ugh, fair test, if you don't s best wearing socks you have < again, bring the pair back and If you think* you might not 1 come and see. You don't ha' see them first. WHY DO WE MAKE know this is the greatest wear tried them, and all to whom w the best thing they ever saw. convince the most particular ] EWART-f florid During These Cold Would be just the th living. Superb Train and Tickets which off sible for a pleasant an For full informatiot your nearest Ticket A W. J. CRAIG, Pass. Traf. Manager. WILMINC SEVEN d Clothing. 3ss Goods of all ies' Collars, Belts, est novelty, Ribleaching, Readys, Ladies' Readylatest patterns, Iren, Hats, for all Shirts for dress id Children, our Children is the whole family, all ship guaranteed. y you to see our stock sk those who have been light. not try to run the whole /thing you want to wear, & SON, c. ho? ??? nm ihehihi in riw^mi - ^E DEAL f8E, iw line of men's hose which are the whole country because of ties. We have Investigated this ial merit, and so we are asking with holes coming in the toes of st one pair of half-hose made c. jHH ay they are the ^ver worn, come we'll refund your money. ike the looks of these new socks, ve to buy them. Just come and THIS OFFER? Because we ing hosiery ever made. We have re have sold them say they are We know a single trial pair will person. Let us show YOU. >ERRY CO. A?CUBA Winter Months A Trip VIA ing to make life worth s, Excellent Schedules er every advantage posid attractive trip, i or pamphlets call on gent, or write T. C. WHITE, Gen. Pass. Agent. jTON, N. C,