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Tribute of Respect. * The following tribute to the life 1 of Mr. K. W. Hiers, a member of the senior class of Newberry college, who died at his home at Weimeron Christinas day, was adopted on Tuesday morning by the faculty and students of the college, after which the exercises were suspended for the day out of respect to Mr. Hiers' memory: The old adage, "Nothing but ^ good concerning the dead," express- \ es a sentiment beautiful and almost r divine; but an expression of tlu.L which is God-like and more beautiful is a just tribute to a life "which requires neither the touch of charity to gild its virtues, nor the shroud and coffin to conceal its deformities," a life which merits the speaking of the "good," not simply because it I is ended, but because it was worthy. Such a life was that of Kddie Win- ( gard Hiers. lie was born October 30, 1SS3; entered college October 2, | 1900; was regularly promoted to the ( senior class in June, 1903; and died 011 Christ nas Day, 1903. There are few surroundings in I which the lile and character of a j man are more fully tested than i;. a college community. No higher eulogy can be spoken of our friend than this: He stood the test, and gained from year to year in the good will of his school mates and in the respect and esteem of the faculty. I11 testimony of our affection and ' esteem, of the sincere sorrow of our hearts, and of our true sympathy with his loved ones wli j grieve, Resolved, That this tribute to his memory be adopted. ?<.. Resolved, That a copy be sent to his family and a copy furnished the Stylus, the Lutheran Visitor, and each of the Newberry papers for publication. 1 President George B. Cromer and Dr. A. J. Bowers spoke to the resolutions, both paying very beautiful tributes to the life that was ended. lhc occasion was verv solemn and impressive and faculty and students displayed deep feeling. Simvelle's Great Production of Romeo and Juliet 0 At The I Elaborate Eiectrical Scenic Production Prices $1.00, 75c, 50c, and 25c. For First-Glass Norfolk OYSTERS,; (Served in any Style.) Steak, Game, Deviled Crabs, \) Or a good meal of any kind, go to 1 JONES' ' ( Restaurant. 1 Why buy a Cougl miles from home when 'ight here that, will cost lot cure. ocn c i iLU v WHOOPING C has no bad effect Vlorphine. We will refund \ :ent bottle, or two 25 ce The Right D N ewber I he Hise Millir has moved into the firsi recently occupied by 1 H. E. Todd. The appreciation wit business has been rec< us still further, and we add, for the benefit of The Women AN UP-T For this purpose Mrs. . a few days for New York until spring, taking a sj: iirsialii i to When she returns we w gi ve y ou th e ia cest a ppr French Dresi Ladies Te C We thank you for ps that you continue to fa^ store of Why not take a through FLORID beautiful State , been brought vvi by the splendid t! vice of the ATI LINE, the great the Tropics. Wii ets are now on s in Florida and Ha schedules, maps, steamship accom to > Gen'l Pass. Ag _? ,, ' ur[ your OR 50c. |GRE h Remedy made 1000, you can get one made I you nothing if it does! I ^ p-wr* & 1""^ We, at tl 3 I Art 1903> wisl' friends anc OUGH CURE many kindi because it is free from Our busii which we 1 jur money if one 50 ands ofdol nt bottles fail to cure. \^/e turn S ^ 111 tl 111 TIE ft ? Honorably rug Store. I take to the smallei IXdi-JL ters. lopments!! ;r COME TO 8EI iery Yours ompany l store on Main Siveet, j g v Q the furniture store h which our Millinery! sived has encouraged1, M have now decided to |H8v /| * i of Fashion, O-DATE Deportment Johnstone will leave in where she will remain w w >ecial course in both |rjj fM\T fk Ml ifiimlUiif, ? 9 ill be fully prepared to; 1 o ved sty I es i n ft ^ & I I M E smaking, . liloring A 1 md Millinery. ist patronage and ask yor the well equipped Thft Newiwrry su tho vory Intent Co _. overy ruspMct. \Y nery Boiripoiiy >f we cannot Pi H your patronage L trip this Winter because wo i?a> a L m A -r-i ? Newberry, but [ AtoCUBA. This; and ! si and has I Yfll I nP thin easy reach j ,J irough t.rai n se r- M < .ANTIC COAST j|f|f| thoroughfare to iter tourist tick- a/3 ^ouid 03 p! ale at all points urmachiner/ ir varia. For rates, Phone 916 and h;, sleepingcar and modationswrite N. J. CRAIC. L, ? 't, Wilmington, N. C, 'I* ; ?' ^ n | ne close of business for \ to thank heartily our i customers for the many, nesses of the past. ^ess exceeded anything nave ever done by thouslars, and we are grateful. with cheerful outlook to Eind with our motto ' Deal to live up to, we under^e the best of service in st. and in the largest matJ E US MS COMMAND us With Best Wishes, Yo or Soiled >am Laundry Company has installed uno of Har and C.ifV Ironor,. U ifl ?,> (o (Ia{o in ? give tho latest ^Iohr or domestic finish. ease You then we do not want <- i?4?? n?^ Wan^ vour support /e a the money you pay us in because t Better Service eased to have you call and see i operation. ? ve wagon calWor Your Soiled Vmm