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SHOULD SPE~CIFY. Mr A. C. Jones, of Newberry, is writ ing articles to the State on the dispen sary and urging the prohibitio'nists to 1 organize and fight the dispensary. lie I says you can rely on 'the Christian < ministers of the State. the college presidents and professors and teachers in the schools" and that the teachers are not with the dispensary because I their schools receive a small pit tance of "this blood money.' A united effort by the preachers. teach ers and professors would or shouldi be able to create a very strong sent i ment in whatever course it might be directed. lie thinks politicians are advocating g,i roads because it will in their opinion be a gooi horse to ride in the next campaign. That may be true with some of them ani hen again it may D01 prove a gooi horst Then t here arc' leopit n~ hDaie ad\ oCat ing good roads ht'ause :.he. bhNeve it is a P,\i thing h peop\lc anci ar Joil i not from '.o.:: c. ::r:is's nor for ihe purpose .es. T!:-e ar some u-t m h wl-r,,i who can nct he~ p.:6 we. .. he see t Mr. - . -.. . . . . . . 6 5 6 -, -n- -O--,e itt 0' helht5 okatrth.a iay cni tion ofteciy.n.we.esa ha t. .ed o eiet emsnesod spa. he oenradte pca or toapita tt akexmr: e .1't cide tha noecudbjpone n deV h rvsoso h c f19 because n appropration wa maefoJ -aar and.. ny a o. MAKE SBWRAGE COMPULSORY. Sewerage will not be worth anything o this town unless the people use the yatem. A leading physician of this 'ommunity tells us that the greatest nenace to public health is a privy. 1hen wo should do everything possible md reasonable to get rid of this me .ace. The city council, the board of italth and the commissioners should co >perate in their efforts for the public veal. The cost of sewerage as charged by he plumbers here makes it. almost pro iibition. We do not say they charge t- much for we do not know anything %bout the cost, but we want to fall up n some plan by which all persons with n the reach of the sewerage can tak idvantage of it. The commissioners should arrange t(I nake sewerage connection at actil -ost. and the board of health should nake it compulsory, and then let the town pav for it, and give the property wner a term of years to pay t he monev ck so that it would not fall so heavily mn t-he persons of limited means. This we lderstand is being done in some citsie Ind while there will be more or less kicking when the people realize the im pxortance of this sanitary measure they will accept it as the best solution and an zensible solution. Sewerage will nevci :e worth anything to the health of this oxl n so long as it is not used and the.s menaces to public health are jpimittedl to remain, and some of them right by the side of the street. In the matter of a pIroperty ta\ for ''.3:i we hive favo0rel h t\ \n- li taN n:d opposod a five-mill t:.N. Wc h:ne \1*ressed ou-rselves as in favor tf t wI loIar-s comnil txat ion I aX, aal t ritd to lain why the members if tI, I-gis t ae fr1"0M N ew, bert h:x.. fai- i Ir y- t nc to ralSO ti- tax from kne dollar. Ems ('h.i be uplain. 1t i., :m ne wxx Itie. 1: is thc same :. . x the .1 te mhe camp'aign: la.s ya r. Int SIate v lo I k t at.' f%r 11.s w ha: 11! patier." pai th t ,~~!::-t1 it In-ort xa' ~ Amination fR Scholarship. August 21. A Chai ne or a Your., MaIn. L iL;t t t - 7 ' S, - T ' 1.. I t - - - fro i n T t is n tron ther ia o'y; miar of ;;oor t.echnic*al rr". providid he have rmaturity ..r a natral ability , ape'-i:ly when he -i hi.- '. xp -ienf':(e try.ing to teachfl hrer' -. th iT On yr'-c tenebher'si o,ir-' with" in. forty-. n'- w-holarshipsi fird j,r3' m'-r of poor advan ag-,btarnbjon t~ o t'-ae h, a rare op /.t.d to ',?,.h atfe t hies eve more ',r yth andI at the sameii time fib h " s ob better teachers and to in- in their profi-ssion. Yet the c!ourse nay be pursued with profit. by t he col (rge graduate who has not had thorough raining in the p)rincip)les and methods f teaching--and in all likelihood is ot master of the elementary bratnches thich he studied under poor teachers iefore he went to college, s-ltudlied so ong ago that he has forgotten them. V* HlIEL2AN ,O Il K: Ihirty Lhours in Asheville by going on he excursion August 11th. T1rip in ludes visit to famous Hiltmore and ther points of interest, and a view of ome of the grandest mountain scenery n the worle. PROSPBROUS PROSPBRITY. New Buildings being Completed-Hum of Industry on all Sides-Sunday School Excursion -Personal Mention. Prosperity, S. C., August 6, 1903. Mr. Jas. C. Schumpert has returned home from an extended visit to friends and relatives in Georgia. Mr. I. P. Wicker and wife are among friends and relatives in Saluda. Miss Lucille Wise, of Saluda County, is now the guest of Miss Lillian Wise. Lit tle Kenneth and Ralph Baker, of Greenwood, are with Grandma Barre of our town. Mr. K. iaker who was re ported so seriously ill is now rapidly recovering. The picnic and barbecue at the steel bridge last Tuesday in honor of Super visors Schuipert and Matthews of Newberry and Saluda Counties was a decided success in point of numbers. The weather was hot enough and the day was qu.etly spent crossing and re crossing the river until the rain storm in the early afternoon drove the ralue tant pleatsure seekers away. Col. E. 11. Aull of The Herald and News spent Wednesday afternoon on our streets. Rev. G. R. ShatTer has been having preaching all this week at Zion. lie is assisted by Revs. Creighton, Edwards and Zimmerman. Little Rubie Wheeler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wheeler has a broken arm. She is doing finely. Rev. J. 0. Wilson came from the quaiterly conference last Sunday at Zlin and preached at Wightman Chapel Im our town. Mr. F. W. Schumpert will leave next Saturday with his brother, Mr. S. C. -chamlipert. of Vidalia. Ga. lie will be erngiged in telegraph otlice work with his brother. N r. R. 1. Stoudenmire's brick building is inished and Mr. Matfett will move in on Thursday of this week. The two stor's and the oil mill are moving along nicely with the noise and hum of indus Mrs. 1. C. Singley has given an "At H ome' in honor of the departure of her brother, Mr. F. W. Schumpert. for his new Georgia home. The good roads meeting for Stoney Battery township will be held in Young's Grovc on Friday. 14. M r. J. C. Nills will furnish the barbecue. Mt. Pilgrim will observe her usual annual picnie on Saturday, 15. Thj- Prosperity picnic excursion will r.n over the Southern on Thursday, 20. Tit surrounding country will please *l:r notice that all the stores of Pros 1e closed on that day. This +r::y's ou:ng to Hyatt's 'ark. SW. K. Sigh will preach at St. ",.7.E x f Del r.A. ....................... a e ramr Saturday night. -are b.Thy layin~g by. - -ay are:-rnall. "'-P~ ..:~twa.' in, this se~ctionl la.st ~r.g grain. Grain generally a- ' .:a Ltt!e sorry ,A . 5 irgley is preparing to nw barn. Mr. E M. Cook is n.rg :-ome new buildings to his Sor''-.' f' w of our people joined the "'-b-rr excursion Thursday and sp.ert 'r."- day in~ the capital city. Ma- ter:- Ira and Clarence Werts, of E: ir.2dge, S. C., visitied in this section M rs Pink Cook and little child, of (jlumb, ia, are spending awhile with Mr. dJ. C:. Cook's family. Mr. D. B. Cook and children have been, on a visit to relatives In Saluda countv'. Mrs. TI. L.. W heeler andI children visited her daughter, Mrs. Dr. J. I. Jedenhauzgh, of Saluda county, last week. Mrs. Caughman, of Saluda county, has been sp<mding a few days with Mr. D. H. Cook's family. Sunday morning we attended the communion services at Hachman Chapel church for the first time since they have hadl their newv organ. The congregation was large and the nice new organ raIds much to the s4ervice. They have v good Sunday school, superintendled b)y Mr. Herry Livingston. Miss Al ve Waters spent Saturdlay and Sunday with her father's family at .Jalapa. Mrs. .Jas. P. Cook has been confined to her room with fever for a few dlays, but is able to get out again, glad to say. This community will be well repre sentedI at the Little Mountain reunion on Friday. A good deal is being said now as to good roads and how to get them. Put on a $?..00 commutation tax, andl if properly used the roads can be kept in a good condition. Have heard Messrs. Kibler and llalf acres' 'cue at Mr. Halfacres highly spoken of. Mr. Kibler just knows how The service here Sunday afternoon was well attended. Miss Julia Shealy is visiting her 1 grandfather's family at Little Moun tain. Mr. Charley Shealy and Wife spent f Friday night with their son, Mr. Sid ney Shealy and family hens. 0 Mr Endwin llalacre and wife are visit- D ing her fathe.'s family, Mr. .1. A. C. t Kibler. t Glad to see 'rosperity is moving V right on fotr her oil mill. This is one fl enterpr1ise we have longed to see and ( one in which the itizens will never I have cause to regre. Nr. .1. W. llartmanl has h'en elcted g superintendeit of tihe Mt. Pilgrim Sul- f day school, nithe people genrally are looking for- t ward to a pleasant occasion at the it. Pilgrim pionie on August 1.5th. We had quite a rain ad wind storm in this sect ion Tuesda,y aft erlloon Z l.arly eorn1 was Nlowil 11ua esie ably but of course no senousda was done, glad to say. UNION MFUVING. Program of Union Meeting to '. Held att Bethel Church, Aigust .s-30. SA TC-R)AN MtORNMN',.:sts Devotional exercises 10.:30, byl. S. Dominiek. Enrollment of deegat es. Introductor' sermon by Nev. A. v Wright. Recess for one hour. A-'Ti-:RNoON sI'SSION. 1 "How May We W -nEourage tl' Weak er ('hurches.'' .I. 11. Pcatve and F. 11. Longshore. limi;ort .ne of lie' elopmg Ye:n-g People for C'hristian Work. "llow May We Help the S:ste-s -0 Utilize them in thet Church','' 1 W Swope. M. .1. Scot!. .1. Il. l'ai . N. N. Hurton. S1VN DAY MoRNINi; s',t. Nissionary sermon by Rov. N. N. Burton. Ladies' nns:er..n AFY Sermnon I.. A L s f:h A - z L -ant. Augast 22. . o'le. L. Blease. A,;Lrst 15. Speak i-.. X--merman. Rev. J. A. I'.' N:. ~... - >;.Qarn.aan's Spring. August .: -e:e . H ul. (' e. L. Blease, N . g re. A Last 1. Speak- - 1ra E. A I.(M .L. 1Blease, W. .J A. H <3 I N. Nlye.. HI. Hunt. N . W .nd ' .tr. A ugust 19. ' 1 : I.'. . - I 1-.. n , C1 . Au1l, 3 N. I. w'pia Augu'L 12. Speakers: E-. H. .A .11. J. A. >.ligh, G-o. ii. cromer, WV. A. H i]. >. Hi. %imermnan. No. :.. -- Young's Grove. August 14. 7 Speak:-r-::1. H Aull, W. iI. Hunt, Geo. .Jo(hnston,- f Currs 100dJ P'otson. Treatment Free. f HiOod p)a.JoI i,, to Iv. or-,t dIisease On ea'. y- 'hu,-i:-t to) cure when ii H 1H. l H'uni Bl [oot Halmn Is used. Iia '.Lc Iin311e-, 'jpots on the~ skiaj, ulcer--, muIuiel' eb-.~ falling hair, itchingi -kin. bor,- pains, rheumatism, cal ar rb1. s-ating, ble.ed in g, festering -og -'roful Ia, srab- and( seales, cancer, and (1on't knuow it is blood( poison. Get hlotasn ie Bood Hal m (1I H. 11) $1. A few Hottles L'uaran teed to e 're the wor.t ca-8 Sol dat dru.tg stores TIreat mer,t of IH. 1. II.. ent free and pr<p)Iid liv w.rit int t.o Hinod3( Itam (C , Atlant.a, Git. lDes -ribhe troubbhl and free medicalN advilce gi vOn until eutrent. 11 B. B. thoroughly' tested for 30 year's. ( Tures when all '-Ic fails. HI. It. H makes the bloodl pture and rich he'al eer.v sore, and stops all a('hes and( paLins. B. B B. Improves the digestion. Authorized Life of Pope Leo XIII \ANACR WANTICDI. --Trust-p eah worthy ladly or gentleman in eahlistrict to mantage our business andJ start agents in ther 'Ic of the Ofhecial and Authorized life of Pope L eo X Ill. Book issued under the im- F primatur of Cardinal Gibbons andl en dlorse'd by the leading Archbishops andl( p)riests throughout the Unfitedl States andi Canada; printed in biotht ICnlish and 6 l'renchu; $20.00 st raightt cash salary and exp)enses, pid each weekI 'direct from g headquarters; exlpense. money advanced; position perimnanent. Address D)avidl B. Clarkson, 321 I)earborn Street, Chicago.( CautIon 1 Thhis is not a gentle wvord-but when you think how liable you atre not to put' chtase the only remedy universally known and a renmedy that has had the largest sale of any medicine in the worldl since 1868 for the cure andl treat ment of Consumption andl Throat andl Lung troubles withtout losing its great popularity all these years, you wi il he' thankful we called your attention to Boschee's German Sytrup. There are so many .ordmilarv cough remedies made byj dlruggists anmothers5 th at are cheap and goo for light colds perhtaps, but for severe Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup -and( especially for Consump tion, wvhere there tis tiicult e~xpectorationt ando coughing durin .the mights andl mornings, there ia nothimg like German Syrup. TIhe 25 cent size has just been introdlucedl this ear.Reglarsize .5 cents. For sale >y W. 10. elham & n,. R1EUNION LIfTLB MOUNTAIN. he C., N. & L. Has Secured Five Extra Coaches-Able to Handle Crowd Hycrybody Can Go. It was 111ounced in Tuesday's issue f Tlihe lrald and News that the C., 1. & L. could only handle one coach on he regula train for the Little Mon nin reunion today, but on Tuesday we 'er notified that the road had secured ve extra coaches which will enable it I take down to Little Mountain today hr,e hundred Newberriams. The price . rouid trip is sixty eonts. h'llis is a rvat occasion and it make lit tle dif let%en how hot the weather is ther is 1ways a large crowd who gather at his at-mial rtnmion. A griat many wvhe'rr'an always go down when the rain arraigeients are m1de. Five \tra Ao' lm i saould make it comfort blt (or all who twill go. A WAY OPIN taly a NCwNrry Itcader Knows it Wel 1'twris a wa o 1 convinc the reatst skeptik. Storos of Nowbe.rry cop ehave Made it pos,i14 TI. 1.11tt,1110tis it ol.' t,' Xt1I1'ttIt10 ts iroo( t tie Iikv of w hich has nover t, on r -tud wr(01for.0 1 N'4I11rry. Road hi ase of It given by a c it11iml: NY F F%Vae of the tirti of Ew irt S o , elottier and gItet lemes -r.1ti aro't Ma4%n stroot Sav$ I have usd IDIan's t tid ney I ,II Is 1 v'ry reat b Nti t su r tymed h 10 i 'ack and ku.Iney , f0t quite it b I i ece ie trouti h, kiey.vs ere vtvery dark, contained sediment ud 've p0troying rt IcutarIY at. lit l e h.; hs da 11 pott ak. Io', So for whihh" I wore tlasters atd I.".trenits tet without mnv tppir v i votie. d $. t u L1ur tt .1 Apivrs t DVau's Kid e i'ile had done (or aed 1 at dI at \W . E, ,VeIa k r o'oua.'or nuk "k-lction A -c-1 S vot disurbed at I I.,t t IaI It Le km t a k C a e .ntIirI.yo left ' su M. all d em alers. l'r: e :0 -' tvs ce per tx. FosIer-NiIlbNii no :T~.N Y .. -ole aigt,mIs lo tt awr-cr u e oin-; nkld take 3rosperity to Asheville. ", N ..pest an'd best excursion of W.11 e1a wil be run ov -ay:ng PrxNsperity at ~ a. n and reach z Asheville at 3 p. in. Returning leave Asheville on Wdnw-Myo Aumlst 12, at 7 p. In. Fare for the round trip from all sta ons from Prosperity to Hodges inclu ve only $2 for the round trip. . 'HY NOT BUY THE BE T? can get it rrom, (;uy n).%n -14. EK r, in, to lv had1 fr-m a rst ea Jew"lry Sore. Tole filnest ,ld hi,st lock of spret:.-les , d yegla.ses in I he Stalt G~UV J.\NIELS. BARBECUE. [OPP &SANr '''i?S WILL GIVE A Lafrte. eu tWilliams' tore on z he occasion of the ood r- o be held there. he p)riL t'ill lbe -10) cents and El cents. The . aers for the ocea on are Cole. L. Ilease, E. H. AulI, .H. Dominick, Jno. I". Banks, C. 'P. Vyche and W. H. Sanders. Election of Teacher. FiH E PATRONS OF FORK SCHOOL District No. t5, will meet at the chool House, August 8th, at 3 o'clock r the purpose of electing a teacher >r said school at $30 per month salary. ady preferred. Application may be led wvith the undersigned. W. G. METT1s, Sligh's. I. M. KINARD, Pomai a, D. T. WTICKEn, Pomaria. GRADED MUSIC SCHOOL MR8. S. T. HALLMAN, Priticipal. 'lANO FORTE & ORGAN. Primary, Intermediate and Advanced ourses. Scientific Grading. Latest [ethods in Touch and Technic. Instruction thorough, prices moderate. Pupils may enter at any time. Satisfaction guaranteed. (Charter applied for.) [UST ARRIVED at S. B. Jones' Fresh Nabisco, Athena, Chain agne and Festino Wafers. FULL LINE' of Canned Meats, kCanned Vegetables and Canned ish at S. B. Jones'. 'UIN MONEY" and a complete LI mie of Heinz's Pickles in lass at S. B. Jones'. ) LIVES, Sauces, and all kinds of SCondiments at S. B. Jones'. H uyler's Lowney's and Baker's Cocoa, Spices, Lnd Flavoring Extracts At S. B. Jones'. )ried Fruit: California Apricots, Prunes, Peaches and Raisins, At S. B. Jones'. How toKi Drink Limeade at Pelham's 4 Drink Lemonade at Pelham'i Drink Ice Cream Soda at Pe] Our Ice Creams are of Super All flavors.' Everything ten Tate Springs, Glenn Springs Should you get iII this su Pelham & Son's Drug Store ; compounded with great car; the experience and skill, thi study and graduation gua sell we guarantee to be of t will not have need of comp: Your favors solicited. WM. E. Pell Prescription I For Your Tu Buist's Improve Early Purple To Early Flat Dutc[ Red Top Globe. Buist's Mammo1 Snow White Glo Early White Egg Yellow Absdeen Amber Globe. Yellow Globe. Seven Top. Southern Prize. ......Buist's New Crop G6LDER Z Particular Pharmacists, NEWBERI The Following OUT PRIOE! SEXCEPT COI\ 500 lbs. Yong HIyeon or Tong 1d Our pric on I) 29 cts I ,000) tbs. choice Rio Green Coflen, price onliy 8c. 2,000) yds. MUadras Cloth (everywhere only 5c. 500 ToweoR worth 35c per pair. Our Matchine Oil only 'Ie 500 lbs. Chowing Tobacco worth 40e.i 1,200 Maitchee going at only 10c. 12 lbs. Armi ande hammer Keg Sodla ut Fruit, Jars (Quiarts) at only 0e. per (< Fruit Jar Ruohere at, only 4c. por dlOzo. Every nook and, corner iR Rtack(Od Wit,h COME. We appreciate your t radoI. climb up t he .July grada1 0. KLE2 Tuition $30 to $408 Board $0.50 to $12.50 Strong Faculty. Good Equipment. Now building $20, 000 recitation hall. Next Session begins Sep tember 23. GEO. B. CROMER. President . 38P cool soda Fount. h Soda Fount. ham's Soda Fount. Ior quality and*delicious. ipting and healthful. and other mineral waters. immer remember that aVj Vour Prescriptions will be ) and accuracy. We have tt long service and hard ,rantees. Everything ,we he first quality, and you xint if you patronize us. 1001 ( OH 'harmacists. Inip Putch. d Ruta Baga. P. 1. :h Globe. be. Turnip Seed at...... WEEKS - Corner Drug Store, 3y, S. c. Laugh, AND TlHE' World Laughs With You! Weep,I AND YOU WEEP AL.ONE. I Make Everybody L.augh, 'I PETITO.RS. e Blend TI'en worthj 60 ciu. per Ib. wort h 12r'. porr lb. whoI.ale. Onr hot. he"ro I100 por yd.) Our price prie only' 19e. r IIb Oir prion only3 Ede. n. \Vo will plonsoe you and help youi F TNER, All Headaches DURED P"RT'Y and no bad or. >tsre .CAPUD NE. (Liquid) MIUST BE IN EVERY HOME IN NE WBERRY 'ho following druiggts regnlests I ho ober f 11U 1I NA couons)0 to brinig v freeO, I hn regin r iz' bo0$ti.e of thei. rent Pre-pari on, NIU JtNAV WIN10 I'I a8Ile on13ly j by iber & Weeka