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I VIEWPOINT J
Young People Eujoy Mr. and Mrs
White's Hospitality.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. White enter
tamed thirty young friends Wed
newlay evening iu honor of thei
young guests, Miss Coloook an*
Miss Holmes. Progressive euchr
wap enjoyed. Miss Jessie Thompsoi
and Isaac Pbifer winning th
prices which were a handsouio goli
tielt buckle and a silver hat brush
Though Misses C'olcock and Holme
have been in Spartanburg but i
short time, they have made a num
her of friends here already and 01
Wednesday evening added man;
more to the number.
Master Fruok Montgomery un
Miss Kate Lois Montgomery eutei
tained a large number of littl
friends this afternoon at a beauti
ful lawn party.
Federation Delegates.
At yesterday's meeting of th
Kennedy Library Association th
following delegates were chosen t
represent the association at th
coming Federation : Mrs. L. J
Blake, Mrs. J. W. Allen, and Mis
Horner.
Headquarters for Visiting Clubs.
The Argyle hotel has bee:
oulo/tf ito ? * ? r 1 *
udiuuiicu no iicnu({uaru}ni ior tn
olub women during the comini
Federation on May 20 to 24. Mai
may bo sent here. Committees wil
be provided with rooms end th
courteous proprietor, Mr. Hester
has generously offorod to rende
every assistance to the committee
in the enteiainment of these olul
guests. He will entertain all visit
ingolub women, those not delegates
at the nominal rate of $1 per day
Many visiting ladies are expecte*
to attend from neighboring town
for a day or two.
What's the Use Y
At Los Angeles the other day at
officer of the Federation of Worn
en's Clubs was called to order oi
the ground that she was talkinf
M|vinf lltll* - oi f ? .. 1?<^~ t. ?
wl/vuy itv?. v>?i liiovoau v^i ma.iking lit?
report. Why, if Ailinfts Jiko tha
The following complimentary
things about Spartanburg and the
May Festival from the pen of Miss
Minna McLcod Beck, who is the
guest of Miss Dot Dean, appeared
in Wednesday's Atlanta Journal
and will doubtless be appreciated by
Spartanburg readers :
SPAKTAKHUim, May 7.?Hero in
Spartanburg, if ono comes in the
right spirit, the determination to.
seek enjoyment upon the higher
planes, everything seems to lend s
itself to satisfy conditions. First, 1
nature, in her most beauteous rai- *
ment, tenders her perfect days ; the
fresh, invigorating orispness of
early morning, the welcome nooD
glow of a May-day sun ; the equally '
welcome cool of the late afternoon ;,
and, to finish the wimi? "
. _ .. ..^.V , u glUI 1UU!1
evening.
Spartanburg is a lovely little
place, ideal, in that it combines vvirji
up-to (lateness a certain restfulness
that should help one to keep one's
poise ; at least, so it seems to an onlooker.
And at times it is well to be an
onlooker, it gives one snob a breadth
of view. As a painter stands off
ever and anon to scan his canvus,
feaifnl lest the too much detail
work should mar the beanty of his
conception, as a whole, and as a I
musician brings >nt the original]
idea of a composition by grasping [
. the meaning as a whole and rendering
it phrase by phrase instead of
note by note; so an onlooker,
"a holidaying," leaving his own
detail work, sees the true perspective
of things and grasps something
of the whole.
The auditorium, where the music ?
festival is annually hold, is splcn- 1
I did. Tlie acoustics are almost per- "~"
\ feet, and so are the furnishings,!
\ including a #7.000 pipe organ. The
i people have certainly done their
' ' part, and content themselves now I
with making things pleasant for j
t ?iv i ""
,.,r v!,-> n>in, j m- spirit ut hospi-1
tnlity pervades t>.e eiry, und tlio I
informality of it all is charming.
Hut tin? music ! In the afternoon
and evening of tin* past week the
auditorium has Peon well fi led.
True, there have 1 ?<? 11 some com
plaints in the local pa,a as to the
lack of enthusiasm manifested by
the Spartans themselves; hut those
who have attended have seemed I
"at-otie-ment," some more, some 1
less, but all to a decree, with the,
rich harmonies and flowing meloL
dies.
* Among the soloists have been
j| Mine. Evta Kileski, Miss Janet
|> Spencer, Glenn Hall, Gwilym Miles,
S Alfred DeVoto, pianist; Carl Webk
store, violiucelliBt and David Bispb
ham who appeared in the concert
f given in honor of prince Henry.
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iuo du^wu resuvai v;rcnestra, onl
der tho direction of Emil Mollenhauor,
baa done some excellent
work. Altogether the festival has
beeu a great success and those who
have attended have felt more than
r amply repaid.
i Mink a McLhod Bkck.
q 1 Miss Poppenheim Honored,
e Miss Louisa B. Poppenheim, pre1
sidont of the South Carolina Federap
tlon of Women's Clubs, has been
a nominated for oorre. oonding socrel
tary of the National Federation of
n Women's Cdubs. whieh is now in
y session at Los Angeles. This is an
honor to Miss Poppenheim and to
South Carolina and the result of this
d nomination is eagerly anticipated
- by our state club members.
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^ Prickly Ash Bitters cures the kidneys,
regulates the the liver, tones
up tho stomach and purifies the
bowels. For sale by Arthur Irwin,
:"Ice Cream."
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8 Cream, use one 10 cent can ol
Pet Brand
? Evaporated Cream
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H uiiu au e<juai part ?>i water,
l Sweeten and llavor to taste and
e freeze.
' You will be delighted if you
a try it. Sold by
\ J. Bagwell & Bro.
8 BOTH PHONES NO. 98.
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r and tU^ lined Refri^J^rs. All,
t_ kindsj^t, ,"4 J ^ j
'Both Phones (12. '
Fresh Meats.
The nice, tender, juicy kind can
be had at our market at all times.
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j. mvu oun 5 IVicirKCL '
N. Church street, Swain's old
stand.
Both Phones: 231.
Minting,
Overhauling,
Repairing,
Promptly and neutlv
done, well done, too. '
Don't let your wagons,
carriages and buggies
run down and go
all to pieces when with I
a little attention in time 1
they can be saved for I
years more good use. 1
Bring them to us and : I
say when you want ! I
them. We will do the I
work and deliver them a
when ])romised. The 1
bill will be as low as M
good work and good
materials will allow.
There's never any complaint
about the price. g
F. T. CANTRELL. 5
lin street, first door below opera house /
I
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1 2Yards Wide
I *p5c Per Yard.
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P AVlonday morning: -\e put on
P Vnore than one hundred pieces
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> IP fallow, Nile red, navy and lavenft
fer, 2 yards wide at 25c per yard
ft ''tie valuer is 39c.
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\ ^ 25c. Yard.
>! 32 it ch Linen Lawn for shirt waists at
\ - 25c. Yard.
t 3#inch India Linon, 15c quality at
: J 10c. Yard.
\ 2^.ug. W Smith Co.
h| Walnut Lake, Jane 1900.
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| SOUTHERN RAILWAY
I THE GREAT SOUTHERN SYSTEM.
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* Arrival and Departure of all
5 Trains. Spartanburg, S. C.
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k TRAINS LKAVESPARTANBURG
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4 12 20 a m No 35,?"The United
\\* Fast Mail," for Greenville, 8 C,
!k Atlanta, Ga, Macon Ga, Blrminghum,
Ala, Memphis, Tenn, Greenville,
Miss, Montgomery Ala, MoI*
bile Ala, New Orleans. Thrjngh
14 Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping
I* Cars for New Orleans via Montj
4 goinery and Mobile and for BirI*
hum via Atlanta,
j 4 6 32 a m?No 36, The United States
ij^ Fust Mail, for Charlotto, Rich;i4
mond, Washington, Philadelphia,
iti New Y Drk and Eastern points.
B Through Pullman Drawing Room
i3 Sleeping Cars for Richmond and
j B for New York via Washington,
12 Dining Cars serve all meals.
;B 10 35 a m?No 9, For Asheville
! Knoxvllle, Cincinnati, Louisville,
3 St Louis, Chicago, etc, Through
2 Pullman Drawing Room Buffet
B Sleeping Cars for Cincinnati.
2 H) 30 a m No 39?The Atlanta and
B New York Express, Greenville's
2 C, Atlanta, Ga, Macon, Birttitig*
<2 ham, Rome, Anniston, Memphis,
|2 Mobile, New Orleans, Greenville
13 Miss, eto, Pullman Drawing Room
12 Sleeping Cars for Atlanta, Three
i B times a week, passing Spartan*
(2 burg Tuesdays,' Thursdays and
B Saturdays, this train carries Pull*
12 vna.ii Tourist Sleeping Car through
B to San Francisco, via Mobile, New
* Orleans and Southern Pacific
< without change, arriving San
Francisco Sundays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays following.
H 10 35 a m No 14?For Columbia,
1 ^ Charleston, etc.
2 11 32 a m No 37?The Washington
and Southwestern Limited, Finest
'H train in the world, composed exlQ
clusively of Pullman Drawing
|H Room Sleeping Cars, Library Obim
servation Car, Gentlemen's club
ig car and hotel dining oar, Pullman
jC cars through to Atlanta, Maoon,
H Birmingham, Memphis, Months
gomery. Mobile, New Orleans,etc.
n 3 15 p m No 11?Local Express for
g Greenville, Atlanta and intermeDanville,
Richmond, eto. r?'
3 40 p m No 13?-For Asheville
F! Kuoxville, Morrlstown, Cincinnati,
Louisville, St Louis,Chicago
etc, Through Pullman Drawing
i.oom Sleeping Car to Cincinnati.
A I 9 n in 'JO 11 rir ? .
. ? ?. .10?i.ne wasnington
I und Southwestern Limited, Finest
I train in tho world, composed exI'
| clusively of Pullman Drawing
Cars, library observation car,
gentlemen's club car and hotel
I dining car through to Washing{
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
J New York without charge.
6 15 p m No 10?Columbia, Savan1
nah, Jacksonville Brunswiok and
| Florida points, Through Pullman
' Drawing Room Buffet Sleeping
Car to Jacksonville, via Columbia
and Savannah.
If K r ?. ?- VT ? ' ' " -
u oo p in ?u 4u?rne Atlanta ?Aid
Now York Express for Charl Jtte,
' Norfolk, Richmond, Washington.
Baltimore. Philadelphia, New
York and the east, Tlir^ agh Pullman
Drawing Room Sleeping Car
Spartanbnrg to Washington,
Charlotte to Richmond and Charlotte
to Norfolk. /
TRAINS ARRIVE,AT SPARTANBURG
12 20 a m No ;<G?U. S. Fast Mail
from New York, Philadelphia,
Washington Charlotte and east.
6 32 a in No 36?United States Fast
Mail from New Orleans, Memphis
t Birmingham, Montgomery,Macon
| Atlanta and the south,
j 10 20 am No 0?From Jacksonville
I Savannah, Columbia, Charleston.
! 10 2f> a m No 14?From Knoxville, ^0
Asheville, ote.
10 30 a m No 39?Atlanta and New
York Express, from New York,
Philadelphia and the east.
11 40 a m No 37?Washington and
Southwestern Limited from
Washington, New York, Philadelphia
Charlotte and the east.
3 15pm No 11?Local Express from
Richmond, Danville, Creensboro
Salisbury, Charlotte, eto.
3 37 p m No 12?Local Express from
Atlanta, Gainesville, Beneca,
Greenville, etc.
3 10 pin No 13?From Charleston,
Colombia, etc.
G 12 p m No 38?Washington and
Southwestern Limited from New
Orleans, Mobile, Memphis. Birmingham,
Atlanta, Greenville and
I the sooth.
6 00 p m No 10?From Cincinnati,
Louisville, Knoxville, Asheville.
r> 55 p m No 40.?Atlanta. and New
York Express from Now Orleans
Mobile, Montgomery, Mtmphia
Ihriningham, Rome, Muoon, At
lantu, Oroonville and the south.
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