The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 17, 1908, Page FOUR, Image 4
E. H. AULL, EDITOR.
Entered at the Postoffice at New
berry, S. C., as 2nd class matter.
Tuesday, November 17, 1908.
The Killina of Mr. E. W. Ciac
~11la ek~
was a most deplorable affair. He wNa-;
a brilliant man and in the prime of
young manhood. That beint :rue his
tragic taking off is. all the more de
plorable. It should !,ot be forgotten,
however. in deploring the street d,te:
that Mr. Carmack was also armed
with a deadly pistol and that lie tried
to kill his antagonist.
'The tendency with some editors is
too much towards thC abuse of me:i
whom they oppose. The liberty ot
the press, which should always he
held inviolate should not be abused.
as it too often is. In the heat of de
bate and of political campaigns we
too often see men attacked unjustly
and wrongly in the effort to comp1hss
-their defeat. We do not know that
this was the ease in Tiwe:ee but
the press sometimes,. it seems to us,
misconstrues liberty t0' me.n lieense.
The U. D. C. convention recently
held in Atlanta passed a resolution
making wives of Southern men eligi
ble to membership though the wives
may be daughters of Federal soldiers.
This action destroys the organization.
We thought the badge neeeszary to
membership in the U. D. C. was that
some ancestor was a legitimate and
real soldier in the Confederacy or
hqd seen service in the cause of the
Confederaev. By this action mem
bers may be made and daughters
created by a written resolution. That.
however. does not make them daugh
ters of the Confederacy, except in
name.
We publish in full the remarks of
Judge Sehumpert at Spartanburg in
regard to the militia. We think Judge
Sehumpert did the proper thing. It
was no reflection on the militia. They
were simply doing their duty but to
put it up to the people of the county
-4heir patriotism-to maintain the
good order and digrnity of the co.4rt- -
they could not do otherwise.
It would seem from the report of
sales i-n the county dispensaries for
October that the practice of prohibi
tion is not growing in South Carolina.
One half the counties are selling more
whiskey thain the whole State sold
under the old State dispensary.
It is unfortunate that there
should be a fever scare at Winthrop
college. The wise thing for the board
to have done when the fever broke
out would have been to close the
school until the first .of January and<
if necessary extended the session next i
S spring a few weeks longer. This
would have given opportunity to in-<
vestigate thoroughly all probable ori
possible causes of infection.
About half the gikls have gone I
home and t'hose that are left at the
c ollege hiad as well be home for the I
good they aedoing intheir studies. c
It is impossible to get work out of I
pupils that will be at all satisfactory I
under conditions at Winthrop.
'We are glad. however, to note that I
no new eases are reported and 'that '
none h.ave terminated fatally.r
The committee appointed to look
into school conditions in Newberry
and submit report has done its work.
The report is published. Two plans ~
are submitted. Either one can be ear
ried out without an increase of taxes. c
Even if taxes 'have to be increased ~
something should be done.
The report is concise and gives
full information .as :to present condi
tions.
The plan to erect two buildings in
different parts of the city-one for
high school and one for lower grades
-seems to be the favorite with the
committtee. It would be better to have
the high school department in a sep
arate building.
The present facilities as pointed out
by the committee were only adequate
nearly :twenty years ago and in that
time the city has more than doubled
in population and we have neglectea
our schools. This :should not be per
mitted longer to be the case.
Our whole system needs reorganiz
ing. There should be a principal
with a living salary and the salary of
the superintendent should be increas
ed to $1500 and the :teachers should
have not less than $50 .to $60 pei
* month and then we should ha.ve and 'I
could command effcient and traine<t I
teachers wvho should be elected on I
their merit.s and for no other reason.
The people.are ready to furnish the 'I
facilities and if the committee will
submit either plan 'to the people the
peonle .wil approve it..
YourI
SALE OF
at the wor
ceive by e:
fine All- W
States for
One lot of La
satin fo!ds, wou
Only $12.48.
50 Black Voil
former price $i --
Ladies' Sateei
step price'' 98c.
U 40c.
A half price t
No matter whei
penny less, whil
03 only 19c. the ye
No woman w
to select her he,C
H to choose from.
large shipments
CIVIC IMPROVEMENT.
We note that the Civic Association -
nto meet Wednesday afternoon at Second
o'clock for the elect-ion of officers Sth
md the collection of dues. . a
This is a good time to talk abou't
vie improvement. More important The si
han talk, however, is action, We ceum c<~
)ght to do something. No bettei Southwie
ime to do it can be found than NOW. price att
We believe our ladies when they lecturers
)gan the agitation of organizing Southwie
;nt to Anderson for some one to
me down and talk to tihe ladies of
~ewberry. She came and talkrl and
ur association was organized.
We would suggest that the Civic
~ssociation of Newberry now send a.
legation to Anderson and that the
ayor and two or three aldermen go
ong and take a picture of the An
rson publi,e square and see how it
skept and then come back and look
tour public squ*are and take a pie
tre of it. The Anderson public *
uare was a worse lookijng object
an ours before the hdies took hold
f it. That is if it is possible for a
iblic square to be more unattractive
an ours. Ours is now a ~wagon
rd and a standing and resting place
r hacks and could scarcely be made
>r'se in appearance. Andergon 's is
w a beautiful and attractive park,
d is ne.atly kept. The monument
in thte centre and is also neatly
pt.
We have more space and could
ike a beautiful park and there is no> Hall Nov
>re laudable work in which oui AS Det
iei association could engage. We his proft
ed to pay more attention to the could be
autful. Why not begin NOW. the head
-- Oratory,
in Ameni
FOLLOW ME- many to
- preters o
. . Southwiec
By Ainslev Perkins. .a co
>yaer on life's troubled sea',lo et
iling to eternit.v' thng - was thet:
urn from earthly things awav:h.
'an they are, anid brief their stay; pieb
'aining down to earth thy heart,
>thing lasting they impart. P
>ynger, what are they to thee? The me
arve them all and follow me. gressman
will (call
aveler on the road of life, man of
eking pleasure, finding strife, for the
1ow the world could never give vices.
ght on which the soul can live;
asp not riches, seek not fame,
ining dust and sounding name. The Co
aveler. what are they to .thee? ers for N
ae them all and follow me. applicatic
a supe'nn
aderer from thy Father's throne, house and
fsten back-thy errors own; same to b2
urn, thy path leads not to heaven; by 9 o 'cl
urn. thy sins will be forgiven; ember 51
urn, and let thy song of praise the right
Tingle with angelic lays.
anderer, here is bliss for thee;
- eaveh world and follow me! Nov. 14
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Oollars Find their Greate
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS, s
derful values we are offering in Coat Sui
(press new models Coat Suits, Cloaks and
this week: Blacks, Garnets, Browns -nd
ool Panamas, neatly trimmed semi fitting
1ss than $25.00 and $30.00. Take your
Another Stunner.
dies' Coat Suits, Smei-fitting, trimmed in buttons and 1oo 1
ld be cheap at $20.00, this week "quickstep prices" small
$7.50.
Black Voile Skirts!
e Skirts, handsomely trimmed, all new and attractive, Cloth
.50, "quickstep price" $9.48. kinds, r
a Underskirts, nicely trimmed, $1.50 values, "quick- Outing
dollar, t
Wool Dress Goods at 19c. -
icket has been put on the lot. 6o pieces in the pile. And
e you go you will fi d these priced at 40c. ar d :ever a 3 ba1<
e the big pile lasts, out they go at the bargainl price of 3 bal
to 2bale
rd. 2 cas<
Millinery Creations! AC
i00 d,
ao cares very much about her personal appearance cares price" :
Ldgear from a small variety, she wants a large selection 6o do
Our stock is brim full of all the newest ideas. Two step pri
of new shapes and materials receive.d the past week. You<
MCEUM COURSE. rick Henry. This prize was consider
ed the best of a course in which sucih
Wttraction Henry Lawrence men as John Fiske, John D. Long.
wick-Historical Aibility land Everett Hale had part.
ud Oratorical Power. William T. Harris, commissior'e: of
....-..-education, Washington, D. C.; says.
~cond attraction of the ly- "It is unusual to find so mneh his
urse is Henry Lawrence torieal ability unitea with such pro
k of Boston. He is a high nounced oratorical powers as Mr.
radtion and one of the be.st Southwick has exhibited.'' The
on the lyceum pilatform. Mr. Hartford Times says: "A program
k will appear in Ho1land second to none ever given in the city."
20, at 8.30 o'clock..MaplijonP'A aShes
n Southwick is mastet of pnnrae tSuhiki
~ssioi, many great things wiotafe' o nee
said of his work. *He is at"Ashlrypoutn-meag
of the Emerson Sehool of t nvriy' on e n o
he greatest oratorical schoc)mno ieetvle. iimn
a, and .is also considered byDiath Amsernteatc.
e at the head of all inter-exrsinadotoy'A nt
fdramatie literature. DeanCosiuon"A mr oerh
is a thorough Shakespear-anbeuilyepezctdscue
r and elocutionist, but heonnyubethsotbnhar
ires on other sub.ees. Hie :2'~i ~'ady'
~irst to win the Old:-Scutlhisi noprin~yfrarr
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st Worth at this Store.
iepartment. is new, but one of the busiest
in the store. Ladies who know marvel
Ls, Cloaks ."nd qkirts. Every day we re
Skirts. Fiftv Ladies' new Coat Suits to
Blues, Stripe Herring Bone Serges and
You can't rnach these suits in United
ch oice for $19.98.
$7.50 Ladies' Skirts at $4.98.
rew Skirts go on sale. We can fit almost any size, large or
We place the lot on sale, and you can't match 'em for less than
"Quickstep price" choice $4.98.
Visit the Second Floor!
ing for men,'boys and children. Men's Odd Pants, Hats of all
den's and boys' Overcoats, Trunks, Blankets, Rugs, Jeans,
, Canton Flannel, etc We carry the stock and discount every
:hat's why Mimnaugh can always beat competition.
Match 'Em if You Can, Boys.
scoggan Bleaching 12 yds to each buyer for $i.oo.
s good heavy Plaid Homespun "quickstep price" 4c. yd.
s Riverside Plaids, the 7c. kind, "quickstep price" ic. yd.
s 40 inch Newberry Mills Homesp:in, "quickstep price" 63c. yd.
s good heavy Outing, "quickstep price" 4 yd.
A. Feather Bed Ticking worth 20C., "quickstep price" i i Y2 c. yd.
oz. Ladies Ribbed Vests and Drawers, 25c. kind, "quickstep
:9c.
z. Men's Heavy Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, 50c. kind, "quick
:e" 39c.
:an't mistake the place, follow the crowds.
ACNIGETFITTED?
* This is the perplexing question
.that always confronts a Woman,
when she's thinking of buying Sho,es.
We're experts at fitting feet cor
rectly and we've every variation in
width and size of a Shoe, thats made
Madam! If we can't fit you per
fectly we won't se 1 you..
If you'll do your part by coming
in, you can't be anything else than
fitted and pleased with the Shoes
you buy here.
We cell your special attention to our
Won%c n's Shoes modera-ely priced at
$2.50. $3.00 and $3.50.
- At these popular prices we are show
ing new Fall Models of exceptional
/ 'P merit. The making, the stock and
the style are the perfection of Shoe
building.______
It's the Shoes at the price that tell the
story of value-prices count for nothing,
until you have seen the Shoes.
FELLERS & MORGAN,
I Shoes, Furnishings and Hats.
Don't Forget
We Caarry a Large Stock of
DOORS, SASH, BL INDS, LIME,4
CEMENT, PLASTER, BRICK,
AND METAL SHINGLES3.
Our Prices are Right, a Trial Will Convince You.
SUMMER BROTHERS CO.
FULL STOCK OF HARDWARE AND PAINT.