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E. H. AULL, EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New Aerry, S. C.. as 2nd class matter. Tuesday, December 14, 1909. The Herald and News would sug gest that the boys of Newberrv who participated in the boys' corn con .test read carefully the article in this paper giving an account of the operations of Mr. Usher who won the State prize in this contest. We can make corn. in Newberrv too, if properly cultivated. It does seem that Senator Smith might be consulted about the post mastei; of his home town, but it woui probably he better to have (Yro in otfce at thai ->lace. Mr. Kuker is a man of good education and haracter and is liked by the T)qNrle o ihle omntyv. A friend informs this newspaper .that on a certain subject we are "right.' Of course, we are right. We are always right. We make a specialty of being right. It is our -business to be right. We can br3 right without the least difficul.ty. It -comes natural for us te ',e right. We are right on all su.bjects. We make a study of beifg right. We are al ways sure we are right before we take a stand on anything. If you want to be certain of being right. just follow us.-Spartanburg Jour .naL We believe in the man who be lieves in himself. It is true that it is the business of every n-wspiper to be right and to.make a study of the questions discussed. But the mot dangerous man in a community is the editor who never makes a mis take and who is alawys right an.d who is always certain he is right, that is to say in his own opinior.-. The fact is if it were possioie foi any human being to be absolutely perfect and never make a mistaike, it would be impossible for bach a one to live in this world. This world has not yet been made the perfect *world~ and absolu-tely perfe't human beings don't - live in~ it. After purifi cation .by fire then this ..ay be made 1 the~ abode of perfect beings, hat r;ot yet. And that being true i.. is dan- t gerous to any community to have any human beings who p)ersuade .thems'elves they are :perfect. We have ses: some outside of Spa.tan. burg, nha were trying to persuade -themselves they were .always right. H.ave you?~ The income at Clemson from the privilege tax has nearly doubled in five years and the 1board is still busy trying to devise ways and means to spend it. If a part of the t increase in the income had been s-et < apart each year as~a permanent en dowment a pretty good endowment ' could have been secured by this time.1 The policy of the boar-d, however, seems to be- to spend the income as t fast as it is realized. i A Harsh Experience.t Hie followed a peaceful existence each1 day, With plenty to do and but little to 2 say, -Till a bee came so softly a-buzzing C hi way',1 And he ran for office. He had a good share of his neighbors' res.pect For leading a life that was mild and correct. The veriest gossips found naught tot suspect, Till he ran for office. But they said he was given to all kinds of strife; A traitor to friends and a brute to ward his wife; They even alleged that he ate with his knife, t When he ran for office. I Oh, the pictures they drew and! the It songs that weCre sung! Oh. the stories repeated by old and by young! By that -soft buzzing bee he was ji ruthlessly stung, C When h~e ran for an office. .--Wahington Star. METHODIST MINISTER GIVEN APPOLNTMENT (Contin:ued from pag eone.) on East side, and $792,416 on th( West and salaries. of .$89,498. on th, east side and .$91,948 on the west. Dr. John 0. Wilson took the flooi to oppose tlh4 resolution, sayinc there were twenty-one totwis a(ble and anxious to take care of the Con ference, and pointed out the evil ol spliting the State wide open, mak ing it impossible fo reen.ters of pop ulation to wield influence. The ques tion was called and oi a rising votE the resolution was lost, 88 to 135 and at the announcemen)t some onE broke forth in a song. "And Are We Yet Alive." The Co-nference is not ready for division. The result of the ballot for lay alternates was announ,eed, resulting in the election pf W. R. Osborn and F. B. Gary. A second ballot wa raken for one altemaie. Pulaski Lodge. Pl-.1aski Lodge,. No. 20. 1. 0. 0. F., -X-ill meel. Ilext Friday lil I. I he 7'. I .(II LII IhaIll. or the Ileetioi o iffiers for next term. 'et every member at.tend. I. H. H-unt. W. G. Peterson, Noble Grand. Secretary. The Baracas. The regular monthly business meat ng of the Baraca class of the First Baptist church will be held on Thurs lay evening, December 16, 1909, at 3:30 o'clock, at the residence of Mr. ind Mrs. J. H. West. Every mem )er urged to be present. -C. A. Cameron, Press Reporter. Sheriff's Delinquent Tax Sale. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Newberry. By virtue of an execution to me [irected by John L. Epps. Esq., 'reasurer of Newberry County, I will sell on Monday, the 3rd day >f Jan-uary. 1910, (Salesday) at 4Tewberry Court House the following Property, v.iz.: one lot in No. 1 town hip assessed to John Tillman ounded by Lot 15, now owned by rohn Andrews, estate of William angford, Lot No. 17, was owned by cott Thompson an~d by Hunter St. A tract of land in No. 11 township 'ontaining 223 acres, more or less, ssessed to Job L. Hughey, bounded iy lands 'of Lucy Hendrix, Effie N. Dicheberger, Broad River, and Co uimbia and Maybinton public, road. The above property is sold to pay he taxes for 1908. Terms of Sale: Cash. Pu-rchaser to ay for papers. M. M. Buford. .Sheriff Newberry C oun-ty. Sheriff's Office. Dee. 13, 1909. 12-14-09-3t. itaw. BCUTOE'S SALE. ~TATE OF SOUT~H CAROLJINA, County of Newberry. ~By virtue of the authority con erred in the undersigned, by the ast will and testament of Mrs. Sal ie Tidwell, deceased, I will proceed o sell to the highest .bidder, for ash, before the court house door in Jewberry, S. C., on the first Monday t January, 1910, (the 3rd day of the onth), the following real estate be anging to the estate of the said allie Tidwell, deceased, to-wit: All hat piece or parcel of land lying nd being situate in Township No. 1, nd south of the Town of Newberry, a the State and county above rnien oned, and boun:ded on the north by ands of Dolly Brogden; on the east ~y a ten foot right of way leading rom the property of the Mollohon lanufacturing Company to a public oad lying. in front of the residence f Antine Buzhardt; on the south by anid of said Antine Buzha:rdt, and ni the west by lands of ontainilng thirty-one one hundredths 31-100) of an acre, more or. less. eing the same lot ot land upon hieuh the deceased was residing at h time of her death. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. Brooks Winigard, )ualified Executor of the last will and testament of SalHie Tidwell, deceased. NOTICE. All persons holding claims against he estate of the late -Henry S. loozer will presen;t the same prop rly attested to the undersigned or o his attornievs. .Johnlstone & Cro ier, ''n or. before tihe 15thl day of anuaryv, 1910, andal pesni eidto saiid estate wVill miake paiy ent to the same oni or before said ate. J. P. Wheeler, The Morning you C thing, yes if only a s that they were not ft The Big Store of ( useful and beautiful Brother, Sister, Swee fore :he last days of in the Big Store beck Now, what I New Tailored Every Jacket save one-half o Great Sale La the Xmas Sale. Ba We have about 500 Beatiful Rug Rugs $2.50 kind at $1.74. Great A Xmas prices. Come; Buy Your R Great Clearing Up Millinery Sal SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!! Have all the feet well shod Xmas morn ng. Buy your Shoes from the New Shoe Departmaent of Caldwell & Haltiwanger. We handle only the best Shoe money an buy. Here are the Makers names. W. L. Douglass for Men, La France for [adies' Wolf Brothers for WVomen and hildren everyday wear. No better Shoes ver made from good old cowhide. They are ~(J) EARE ~ Cl)Les a a "" 5Thurs e--(DDramati: O 9 * 5'FourW) 'II 0c, Overfiowi - An Excel - cro Wn o Perfectly JAll] PRIC FOR :an make someone glad b well article of remembrar )rgotten. *aldwell & Haltiwanger i Xmas Goods, suitable theart and Friends. Com( lh-&Xma- rush are at han ons you. reat Suit Department 2nd FIo >etter gifts -for Wife, Mother and Sister thi Suits. Special prices for 10 days. Jackets and Cloaks and Cloak at New York cost. Now hej n your Xmas Presents. Ladies'- Skirts dies' Skirts. Over 300 Brand New Skirt, rains in RuEs and Art Squari s to go in this great Xmas Sale. Come, xt Square Sale. Twenty fine Art Square ugs today. .If you want a Hat for Xmas come tods Corning to the Big I Who Sell It For Less |BA HOUSE1 [ARDT & BAXTER, IF R sees and Managers. day, December16 kablyPlay!of Mir'th andi I have put in a lai Pysey A number of new~ innaphanitly Succe s s f u 1 shown in Newbe ation of Meredith Nich- Rp itl,Sa 's Popular Novel, Rp itl,Sa K. Canes, Balloor IIouse of a loon Attachment Gun, Aerial Tero and C a dl es! Fire Cracker, Sala imsically Weird Acts, ets, Snakes, Flyi ng with Novel incidents, tain, Cave of Jew lent Company Headed by Dutchman, Saxor 3. \W ebb. er Jacks,rPrismat Staged and Complete in t's Unusual Details. ES: 25C. to .$r-50-MA E on Tue<:day Dec. u4th. y giving them some ice to let them know s fairly bulging with for Father, Mother, 3, yes now today be :. Every department I or mn one of our fine re again you can 5 just landed for R8 get first choice today. 100 fine s with Rugs to match, at special ty. Notions Great Sale of Xmas Collars, Ties, Box Rushing, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspen ders, Caps, Purses, Furrs, Faincy Drawn work, Dolls, Gold Handle Parasols and. hund'reds of useful articles for Xmas gifts. Come make your selections today. Wool Blankets Great Sale of all Wool Blankets for Xmas Gifts. Get in line and follow the* crowds. Store Of VANGER. SWORK(S ge assortment of Fire Works. things that have never been ~rry. klers, Japanese Torpedos,R. is, Airships, Lilt. Bombs, Bal Shooting Matches, Son-of-a. pia, Paper Caps, Tableau Fire, utes, Roman Candles, Rock ng Pigeons, Vesuvius Foun els, Devils Fountain, Flying" t Wheel, Electric Tree, Crack ic Light and many others. BOOK STORE.