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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25
y Z 6aue, hanna ermitt.
luna.

~ AtSttA Qtkk
ein9eloufenen Welouugsn aus Central.
nrisrita beuter ole an, ba6 3uii&en
ben Rssierungen Der peri9tsoenen Re.
publitsn bort ni&t nlein 1nsiniateit
beftebt, fonoern bic eine bot bic cnbere
TN Weroa6t, htntsr ibrem Rhfen Ct.
mas ssgen He a%usfabren su molten.
Illus bieiem grunbe miro es au& febr
f3usr balten, f& ein3umti9sn unb ois
Der. Staten urib Wsrifo bhrften TIRE
Wtbs baben, bie 6einbieligteiten 3tpi.
f&en 5onburas unb Hicaragua 3unn
Stiuaano 3u brinsen. Die bieRgsn
geb6rben Rnb faf f&on 3u benz s4luB
bob ben beiber trieQfhb.
renben parteien era banu eir Antrag
auf i@ieosgeri&tli3s grlsoisung ibrss
strettes NIT AusR4t auf grfoIs as.
ma8t tueroen tonne. tueurl bte 6etnbIe.
listeiteu nod etuas meter asaansen
fino unb sttpas mebr Blut g.f1oKen iR.
Dte ausrneusRe Ra&ri&t III. bab Sal.
Daoor binter 6onburas Rsbt unb bic
8ruppen btsfer RspubIit NIT @aHen
uno Wunittort berFsbt. Bepeife ba.
fur foaen NOD ni&t borbnnben isin,
aber mon elaubt es. neil ealbabor
uno 6onburas bisbsr In allen auspdr.
tigen 5ragen m%tteinanbsr gssangsn
fnb.
pantt In elmer itaIteni.
f&en Qir9e.
@bteago. 3d., 81. 6sbruar.
Webr als 3ebn 2inber unb 6rauen
uurben beute In elmer italienii9en
Rir&e, tn Der eth ileines Geusr gum
ausbru&e fam, fsbr f9msr, uabr.
i&sinli& t6btIi&. bsrlsbt. Sn Der tIsi.
men 8ir&e battsn Ra tiber 200 anbd9.
tiae. methentbsils Grausn unb atnber,
bsriammeIt, UNI bic Sonntaespreoisi
anBubbrtn. als Der pfarrer serabs
ois Ran3el bsfies. f@Ius cine SIamms
aus benz @roeei&ob In bas 2ir&sni&ifI
empor. tuOraut eins sntiesli&e panii
folste. Bel benz 6inausfirmen aus
Der Qir4e tpurben biele Qinber unb
5ranen 3u Boben 9smorfen unb bon
ben Ra9brdngenosn NIT Stben &C.
treten.
e o fitution n" dbrt 3u,
AusfeIIung.
RorfoIf. 3D., "a. 5eb. aus
benz @barlestoun.S &iHsbaubofs. So
ffon, fommt bic Rslbuns. baB bas Be-
ribmte %abmiralsf6if .gonRitution"
bort isbt unter Reparatur R& bsinbet,
I'm nd3fen eOmmsr nod Der Samss'
toun' ausfsaun9 3u 9ehen. Die Son
fitution" III sil berhbmtes arneritani'
i&ss Rrisasi&iH aus Der RepoIutions'
ssit. am 10. ausuf 1912 befanb {!
R& bier etunosn long tut srbittsrter
aampfe NIT benz britii9sn 2risssfaif'
.@uerrisre", bas Isbtsre psrni&tsnb,
Sm Tsaember beKeIben Sabrss bate G!
stnsn 2ampf nit Der britii&sn Gre
eatts Saba" an Der braRlianif9sr
aafe 3u bsfebsn. Die Saba" ruurbl
sefapert. Spdter untsr 2ommanbr
BON Capt. Stewarb tapsrte nod befti'
gem 2ampfs bie Wannf&aft Der Son
fitutiOn" bic brttii&s Gresatte rgpans'
unb BITE S&aluppe .2epante" auf be,
Dob. Der gap @srOii9sn Snisln. Mar
utrb beriuden bas e&if fopssl wi
m6slt9 tpiebsr In istnsn ebsmaliaei
3ufano au periebsn.
6 | n b O n berungs .R o m m | I
10 rernanrit.
abington n, o. g., "a
Teb. 8tes prdfoent 6airbants er
nannte bie Senatorsr Sinln9bam
4obee unb We2aurin aIs bic Senats
mitslieber Der bon benz neusr. Gilman
berunssgeiebs borssi&riebsnen Rom
milton sur eri&6pfenosn unteriu@unl
Der ginuanberunasfrase. Der spre
der tuirb ebsnfaQs bret Mitelisbsr be
6eufss In biefe 0ommifRon ernsnnsn
Disielbe bat bas &e&t. aud im Nus
lamb grbebunsert aniufteIeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-25

= Sfppere Irbeit. 9atte: Sod.
meine Srau beute?" 9od)in:
go = lie ,balst iih e6eE nit eiEem
RoIbsbraten 'ruml~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18

Ia Suite Der ocutidcn Wurine &c.
iteut porben. 0ieie gllts5eidnung
burd ben 8aiier bGngt nit Dem iilng.
item 9eilld ocs Wonardcn ollf boil
IGnbiihem @ooen 5uiommen.
9ic ieismologiibe Station in @ress
lou bat Sonntog abenb 6 llbr 45
Min. cin beftiges Grbbeben regiitrirt.
Die Gntfermln9 oes Grobebens bon
Dem Hegiitrir Snitrument miro auf
etmo $500 Weilen geid)ott.
SIM Snterims = Sbeater 81 Stutt.
CART brad mdbreno elmer guffiib-
rung Der o8ottero6mmering" Seuer
uuf Der 9iibne ans. Ger 8eneralin-
tenonnt 6reiberr Sans Gbler 81 Eltt.
lib bette Die @eiitesgegcmport, ioiort
por5utreten uno boS Fublifllm su be.
rubigen. 9aburd lpuroe ieglibe Fa-
nif perbiitet. 0us Seller paro ober
pbne groBe W'iibe 9eloidt, uno Die
%orltellung fonnte beenoigt pcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18
Cir Gccil Mhpbcs.StiftmnG

lleber oie Cecil Hboocs..S .iitung
olrf Der llnipcriitdt Srioro lit locben
Der So6reSbcriht peroffentlift nor.
ocn. Sic 3ob( Ser Stipenoiitcn in
Sriorb betrGgt geg%enportig 1850.
@eip1blt lpuroen i'm porigen Sabre
%, BON octen % aus ben &olonien
unb ) aus G~cutidlano fonlen. Sn
oicienl Sabre trutcn lpicocr % eirL
llno Spor 10 aus ocn G%ereinigten
Stootcn, no mir 5peij1bri1e Sab
len ltottfinbe1, % aus ben aolonien
unh 5 aus NcltIhlono. Stir Die orci
Hbo0eiien 5ugemiciencn Stipenoien
fonbcn lid feline Gonoiootcn urb aus
ben Siibltooten Nmerifo'S fam niid
Nienonb, Oo Die Gonoiboten BORT
niht Die notbluenoige Qualification
beiaBen. Gic Stipcnoilten limo nod
SerbdltniBe Ger StGrfe Der ein5elnen
Golleglcn 5iemlld gleihmdBi9 Der.
tbeilt. IS entfollen "a ouf Die pbilo.
iopbil6e sSafilltGt, so oltf Hef)tslpiis
ienidoft, 10 mibmcn lid Der Sbeolp,
gle. Gie Meoi5in bot lid feiner Der
StipenEi'ten sum 6ohItuoilm CT.
mdblt. @iner, Gin NeuieelGnocr, it'll.
Dirt Soritmiiienid)oft, Is niomcten
iif gan5 Dem @eididtsItuoium, 10
Der Goltsluirtbid)nit, 9 Der engliihen
S%iterntllr, 20 ben Notllrmiiienidof.
ten Ii. |. ~. Iie beutihen Stipcn@
biitcn 5~cid)neten lid in%sbeionoere
aitf Dem @ebietc ser @olf3mirtbidott
aus, mo bos Tiplom ocS 9occololi-
relIs nit vIus5cihnung" bon bcn
Serren bon aroii9f, 6. bon Der Cube,
s. Hobigcr utO $. bon Trontills or.
morben murGc. Gas @accolourcof
fir Siterotnr ernorb Serr e. 9rinf.
mann, Der 5llr 0iIicrtotion oos Che.
ma n0ic Gcjicbungcn bon Gnglano
81 9ellihlnno bon 1860 bis 1858"
eeiuGblt batte. Gbenio mie bel ben
Stllolel, trltaeit olld) ouf Dem Spiel.
plose OGridct unlb Dem Huocrn) Die
&olonialen Gle meilten Grfolgc oa.
bon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-18
Ehiffsnadridlten.

2iperpooL IS. Se5. = Au9c-
fpmmen BON Nem : Ynrf lit bcltte
Der Gampfer yGormanio."
2onbon, 16. 9e6. - angcfon.
men bon Seem . Yorf lit Der Gampfcr
,Winnebaba."
@IaSgop, II. 0e5. - Ger Gam.
pier n6llrneiio" lit bon Seem . 0orf
eingetroffen.
9remen,t II. 9e6. - Son Ntetu-
Dprf eingetrofien lit Der 9ompfer
n9ronprin5ciiin @ccilie."
Mem Yorf, II. 9e5. Selite
fam Der 9anpier california" bon
Glasgow an.
WorieiIle, 16. 9e3. - gta9e.
t~roffen BON gtep : 9orf lit Der Cant
pier oGolobrio."
Gibraltar, II. Gc5, an9c~
fnmmen BON 9tem : Yorf lit bulte Der
Campfer nSiciliun Erince."
9brilti ian an 8, II. Ge5. -
@ngefonmen bon Ncp . Dorf lit Der
nod Copenhagen bcltimmte 9ompfcr
Oscar Der 3peite."
9opre, Is. 9e3. - Der 9umpier
ga @ascpgnc" fam beute bon ytetp.
Yprf on.
Somburq, II. GeS. Son
Nem = s)orf lit Der 2ampfer r9la'
der" einaetroffen.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-13
UP-TO-DATE FIRM,
MIR. Caldwell Has Seen the Latest and
Will Tell You all about it at Cald-
we'll and Haltiwanger'

Mr. Richard Caldwell. Of the firm
Of Caldwell and Haltiwanger, has re-
Gently returned from the Northern
markets. where he made Il special
study Of the latest designs and colors
III ladies' dress goods, and he has pur-
chased the fall stock for this firm af-
ter such study, and is now prepared
to exhibit to the ladies of this COM
mlnity the very latest in designs and
color and will be pleased to have them
call and examine the large assortment.
Miss Sena Riser, who is in charge
Of the millinery department Of this
store. ais" spent month in New
"rk. Sindrin" the latest styles and
c"l"rS in hcad"car, and will BIZ pleas
cd to rive the ladies Of this cummun-
ily the benefit Of her experience and
observation.
This firm has also opened an up-to-
date dreSSmakin" department. which
Is III charge of Mrs. J. II. Green and
number Of efficient assistants. They
have already taken orders for some
>rv'nty-livr dresses. and the dcpart-
ment has only been opened for about
ten days. Rooms over the store have
been nicely fitted up with all the con-
vcnlrnc2S: and Mrs. Green will be de-
h"'htcd to have the ladies call and cy-
anime the fashion plates.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-13
A BELL FORM THE SEA.
It was Saved from Wrcck-Now
Announces News of Overdue
Ships.

! nc Scot ~man.
Probably very few people are aware
, that IN old ships bell. Hnirh for
many years has lain unIrr fhe sea. is
suspended in the underwriting room
NJ Lloyd :, and is used Il ';tnnouncc'
ihr arrival of other news 'rcrivcd in
respect to overdue ships
This is the bcll of the tvigatc Lu-
tNr. wrecked Ion" az" or he Dutch
coast. After being under the water
for years the bell WAS Salvrd. and now
strangely enough. is cmp)"Ncd to in
form underwriters that something has
been heard Of one of those ships
which by their protractcd passages
are causing uncasinc>S.
Not every ship that is On the over
due market is announced in this man
ner. 1t is only when an underwater
has expressed to the committee his
desire for immediate information in
respect to this or that overdue vessel
that the note of the old black bell
rings through the rooms.
At the present time there are elev-
Ell ships down on the list for an
n"uncement by the Lutinc bell, but
some of these are so hop'lessly over
due that it is practically certain
nothing further will he heard of them
The big steel bark .Al>terHixe, for in
stance. heads the list. She was former
~ the British ship Lord Templemore
and was built at Belfast in 1892. This
ship has not been heard ci since last
November, when she sailed from Cal
lao for Australia.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-13
Missionary Meeting.

The Foreign Missionary society. Of
t"kr>bnry District IF NJ. T.. Church
South. met at Rrh"hath Sept. Grh. The
reports ON missionary collections were
encouraging. There were in al,,nd-
anrr DR.. W"lling and Miss Della
Wright. recent y from Brazil. both Of
whom made addresses and exhibited
ruri"$ from their fields Of labor to
the delight of the audience.
The delegates were entertained in
the old Southern hnspitable style at
home and on the grounds.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Humbcrt of Nrwbrrrv
was ais" IN attendance at this meet
inH
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-13
THAT HOSPITAL MOVEMENT.
No Meeting Held on Tuesday on Ac.
count of Rain-Another Meeting
Next Tuesday Night

The meeting which was called fo,
last Tuesday evening at the chamber
OF commerce rooms. To consider tht
report Of The committee ON establish
my hospital, has been postponed I'M.
I'll next Tuesday evening ut O'Clock
at the chamber Of commerce rooms.
n very heavy rain came up about the
time set for the meeting, and as re-
suit. very few Of the citizens were in
attendance, and it was thought best
I" postpone the time, so that there
might be more representative meet
ing. This is an extremely Important,
matter. and we trust that there will
be sufficient interest manifested to
hrln" out Il large number of our pro
Grr>.>ivt citizens.
The committee rrum the chamber of
commerce is ready to submit its re-
pert and make recommendations.
Remember that the date now fixed
for the mrrlin" is Tuesday. Scptcmber
Il. s p. m., chamber Of commerce
rooms.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-13
KILLED BY GIN.
Negro Caught in Shafting at Mr.,
Singley's Gin and Instantly
Killed.

John Brooks. Il negro boy about
sixteen years old. was caught in the
>haitln" at Smglcy's gin near Bush
river "n Wednesday. and was quick
~ hurled to his death. He was work.
ing for Mr. ID. s. Satterwhite and had
been sent to the gin with load of
cotton. While waiting for the cotton
I" BE- ginncd, he went under the mill,
and III some way his clothin. was
caught III the machinery, and when he
was found he had been stripped Of
his clothes and was on the floor dead.
Coroner Lindsay held an inquest on
Wednesday afternoon. and the vcr-
diet Of the jury was in accordance
with the facts here stated.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-13
Newberry Fitting School.

The exercises of this Schnnl will
open promptly al nine o'clnrk M"n-
day morning. September rs. II, the
residence "f the late Major Lambert
.I"nrS on Main street. Following are
some of the text books: Milnr'> STAN
dard Arithmetic. Wen!worth'~ : Al~c-
bra, Ruchltr'S English Grammar.
l."rkw"od's 5 Lessons in English. Col
her and Danirl'S 5 and Hardness Latin
Hrammcr. Whites History OF United
States. Myers : General History.
J. b. O'Neall Holloway.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-13
Enjoyment Requires Understanding

y reporter. tired and warm, COM
planned t" Walter h..an. ON the Euclid
links in cleveland. that he thought
golf stupid.
lyon find stupid. eh?'
With mighty drive the Chicago
golfer sent the small bail flying a
tremendous distance toward the little
raraway red flag. Then aS he strobe
on over the fresh turf he said:
\"u only find golf stupid becau$ 50
You don I understand it. You haven t
mastered it. You remind me of a
certain Ilottcntol.
- Tw" white men in Africa laid ont
for themselves Il nine hole course, and
here IN the wildS morning after
morning they played. though the sun
WAS hot and though the dry and sandy
S"li lett them almost continually in
the buNkerS.
Well. the ll"ttrntot watched the
tW" white men ynltiny for several
days. Silent and absorbed. he follow
'd them indrtatiGably over the yellow
course. Then he disappeared.
where had he gone! The white
mon. missing him. lau"hinylv made
search. They found him at last far
ont in the burning desert.
"Th' naked E!">cntot stood alone in
tn" burning desert. whacking away at
4 LARGE stone with a great war club
and shouting firrccly:
- Hang it. Hang it, i,.'--Washinr-
ton Star.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-13
Musical by Wcman's Club.

Tine W"mau'~ tmh ul Nrwhrrrv
will 9lN" a musical the latter part of
next wrrN. for the hrnr,i, Of the Ii
hrary A>>oriali"u, and the State Re
f"rmat"ry. THE program and exact
lime and place ut the musical will be
announced i'll Tuesday : paper.
1t seems that the State Federation
vt W"man : Clubs has pledged the
Clubs t" raise certain amount for
the State Rrtnrmatory. We presume
this is the Rrformatory which it is
proposed to locate at Florence.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-13
CONFIDENCE IN THE JEWEI,ER

when you buy Jcwelry you need to
have confidence that YOU are not
being sold an inferior article at
the price charged for first class
goods. We make rule to always
represent goods as they really are.
and charge a price as low as is con-
slstent with the quality. You need
have no fear but that you are OBJ
tainin" full value for your money
when You purchase here. We are
now showing larger and better as
Sortment Of Watches, Clocks. jew
elry and Silverware than ever be-
fore.
Daniels & Williamson.
jewelers..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-13
Rcagin- Crosson.

pm Tuesday. al > n'c!ock, i'm the
town "f Prosperity. by the Reverend
NJ. .. j. Nrrr>. Miss Marie Rca.in
amt Mr.. \llrm tr"S>"n were married
They !rI'i ON the ; u clock train for an
extended trip to the .Iamcslown cx-
position. Baltimore, Washington. and
New York.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-13
Undiplomatic.

san Francisco Chronicle.
1t was a quiet afternoon in the en-
er"ency ward ut the Little Palace Ho-
tel. George. the head nurse. who dis
pcnSeS first aid to the suffering. was
greeting Gus. who had dropped in
from the Paramount to exhibit his
new straw hat.
~ dink it peauty.' remarked
George approvingly. "Dollar and Il
half?'
"lnd more AN that.' replied Gus
proudly. "Two dollars.''
~ del YOU Gus. I am Il good friend
t" y"u: may be some Sunday YOU
lend i, to me. ch? I like to call on
Judge Cook by his ranch in Sonoma
county,
"l'ul maybe y"u break il. eh -
Den bay You what It's worth. -
"Pay me $2?'
"Oh. no: il : Il secondhand hat af-
ter YOU wear it. pay you 81. Gus. !"
"Iou bay me nodin@. [ doan lend
that hat
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-13
PURELY PERSONAL.
Ale movements of Many People
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

Rev. DR.. j. \. b. Schrrcr will
preach at the Lutheran Church Of the
k"d1rnrr next Sunday al II o'clock
The Rev. VI. j. Eplin" and family
VIII" have been on Il viSi, TO relatives
IN Nrwh'rry, returned this morning
to their home in Savannah.
Mrs. y. H. Cau%hman, Of Union, is
visiting relatives in Nrwhrrrv.
Mr.. j. l.. Hancock. of Brooksvill.
f1"rlda' was on viSi, to friends
ami relatives in Ncwbrrry this week.
Misses Sadie Go""anS. Bessie Bur
ton. Mary Wright. and Fannie llol-
l"way leave this week for Winthrnp
rrllr.r.
The regular fall rxami,ralinn, for
'rarhrr> certificates for the public
>rh""l> will BE- hrlL by the rnuntv
superintendent ct education ON Fri
lay. the 18th day "f October.
The city council has passed the Tux
ordinance. which i he same Is last
year. and which fixes the levy at ten
~ ter mills.
Mr. and Mrs. q. M"R. Holmes hav.
rrturncd from their Northern trip.
Alderman Green recommended to
city Council that The name ur Pratt
Street b. changed To Main Street and
'HAl tAr name Of \lam> h, rhauYrd %
'"llr@" Street. TN" city council adopt
"d the rrr"mmruIniirn IT Alderman
Green, and hereafter these streets viii,
hr known rs Main and College streets
respectively.
The II. NJ. and Parsonage Aid So
rirty Of Central VI. t.. church will
meet Monday afternoon at ) n'clock
IN the parsonage. All members ar, re-
Iu"Strd I" be present.
Miss Bertha Mht tlurr. "f Iowa. is
riSltln" her friend. Mrs. {. \. Mat
ih"w> "t the county.
Mrs. J. Il. Brown. Of l.aurcnS. is ON
visit /" her sister. Mrs II. H..
Abrams.
Mr.. Herman Daniel. "r Columbia.
vi IT,. |.
HIS week.
MIS- GirNrNi%Nr E,Nan~ j. Visiting.
Friends IN ATLANTA ,h> week.
Mr.. Man .|"'lu>,"mr j. attending a
mrr!ln- Of the board of trustees If
'l"m>un college this week.
Miss Louise ll"u>ral. Of trhartown,
:
mrlr. DR.. W. G. ll"uSral.
Miss Bessie kihlrr lett ON Tuesday
for l.Nurhhury. Va. where she ha,
entered ltamA"i pin Macon college. n
nl"h Grade school for v"'r@ ladies.
Mrs. T.. VI. N.ilvir. of Conway. and
hrr lauyh>rr. Mrs. ". r.. Mctnrl. Of
li'"'"'>. i'Av" hrrM vi~i,N" friends
ANi rel "i\rS IN Nrwhrrr>
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-13
COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Negro Enrolment Nearly Double That
of the Whites-The Fig
ures.

County superintendent Of f.luca-
ton Wheeler has completed his an
n"a' report Tor the school year clos
IN" June 30. 1907. and has sent it TO
llt state superintendent Of education.
There Is great deal of information
m connection with this report which
1t seems to us would be interesting
/" the public; but at this time we can
only give II summary.
We find that in the county Of New
berry there are l2O public schools, go
white and 90 negro schools. There
Is Il total Of - white teachers, ~
men and I'll women. or these & Of
the men and - Of the women have
iau%hl Tor five years or more. There
Is Il total Of I'll negro lrachrrS, -
"l whom are men and ;}G women. Then
lN-lhrrr Of these hold first nraLr Ger
1ililralr>. and , second grade. and 16
OF the women hold first Grade rrrtj
'ilralrS. and 10 second yradr rcriit-
Gates. OF these negro teachers, Is
"l the men have taught for five wears
ar more. and o If thr women.
There are enrolled in ilr white
,'rh""iS II total of 2IlS rhildrrn. 1881
boys and l3Sl "irI>. or these 81
boys and 30 "irl>. or Il total ur luSG
ar" IN tn" >rh""l> of the Incorporated
towns. The negro rnrullmru, shows
Il total of lSE1. 2:ioI boys and 2l3l
"lrI>. OF these Ir1 boys and I19 "irlS
AZ" IN the schools in the Incorporated
towns.
1t Will be seen that IL much larger
proportion OF the negro children who
1--we IN the rural districts attend the
rnhllr Srl""lS than the white children
VIII" live in the rural iStrictS. The
average altrndancr ct the white chill
d'rn Tor the school year WAS Il total
"i iNh'. while the average attendance
ct the negroes waS only 2IDS.
til" total expenditure tor all pur-
poses shows %.i2.Hl9.0D. OF this
amount Sr-,3.Ai1. .:'S wa> paid to thr
white teachers and %G.2122.:il. to the
nr;r" teachers. Tine mother VA, spent
i"E r"nl. Repairs. furniture. fuel. and
other lmridrulal rNprll>rS. We find on
~ Hlon spent for libraries. and only
Tl2N.9S spent for school houses un-
der the column for negroes.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-13

FOR SALE-One mile from Rice's
Turnout and four miles from Nine
tH-SlX, good farm, containing 24G
acres, with plenty Of creek bottoms.
ilaee now rents for $50 pounds of
Int cotton. Good fve-room house
and good water For terms write f.
Graham Payne, Ninety-Six.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-13

LUMBER-Rough and dressed, ton
"ued and groovcd of all kinds and
GRADES. Shin2leS. sash. doors, blinds,
Iaihs. roofing, roof paints. etc. a
large stock Of good material upon
which | will meet all prices, and
strive TO give satisfaction.
c. II. Cannon,
Newberry, S. G..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-13
HOW TO RETAIN RURAL ROUTES
Must Improve Public Roads-Should
Take Papers-Letter From Con-
gressman Aiken.


|" time, IN season and out Of season,
tired to impress upon the people who
live in the country the Importance Of
Improving the public highways. We
have done this before the rural de-
livery Of mail was established, and
since the establishment of this SER
wee we have tried'to impress the fact
hat IN order to have it continued, it
was absolutely necessary to put the
roads in good condition.
There is no step which has been
taken by the government since it
was founded that has been of as much
benefit /" the great mass of the peo-
pie aS the establishment Of the free
delivery Of mail throughout the rural
dIStr,riS. In order that ii shall be
continued. however, il is necessary
that the roads shall be in good cundi
li"n and that there shall be mail to be
delivered. In other words. every pat
ron "r resident along the route of cv
cry rural carrier should put up an
np-t"-datc mail box and should take
at least one paper.
The Herald and News goes into
nearly every box ON all OF the routes
which :" "ni in this country: bu, no
doubt there arc some yet in which it
Is not visitor. Now, il costs very
h'tIr |" take paper and it helps to
keep Your route going, and we would
be glad to see The Herald and News
placed i'll every mail box and go into
the home OF every farmer in Nrwbcr-
ry county. But if some other paper
is preferred. we urge you to take that:
because ii would be Il step backward
t" have any Of these routes discon-
linucd.
These observations are made after
reading the following circular letter
which has been sent out by Congress-
man Aiken:
Abbcvile. s. G., Sept. :. 1907.
Dear Sir:
lnd,'r the ruling Of the 4lh Assist
AMI Postmaster General, rural routes
that are not appreciated will be dis
continued or changed to tri-werklics
Appreciation. as defined by that office.
means that the people who are served
should subscribe to newspapers and
otherwise increase the volume of
business, sec that roads are kept in
good condition. and pul up approved
mail boxes.
One OF the strongest arguments that
has been advanced in favor Of the r,,r-
al service. is that it induces more read
mo. broadrnS the individuals knowl-
edge and better fits him as a citizen
and as business man to protect his
interests.
Til" route serving" you is very near
the daMgrr line in the matter Of mail
handlrd. and ii must be increased
kM"win% lha, YOU fully appreciate
the merits of the service. let me URGE
YOU +" IL" Your Influence for lis i'm
pr"vrm"Mt. See your nci"hborS and
have them subscribe for at least one
paper Where they haven't approved
boxes. urge them to put them up. If
sections of your roads are in bad con-
Iitl"n have il delegation Of your citiz-
ems To direct the County Supervisory
attention TO them. \ little work o.
pcrly directed will do wonders in the
Improvement of your route.
Trusting that I have your hcarticst
cooperation in this work. I am,
Very truly yours,
Wyatt Aiken.