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AGAINST BRYAN AND SILVER. Members of The South Carolina Legisla ture Desire to Drop Both for the Cam p.ign of 1904. The State. If the present South C--olina leg islature had the editing of the last two national )emocratic p1ltforts for use in the coming campaign and the naming of a standard bearer, the silver "parailount issue" woukl be blu1e-peIciled Out entirely, and if either Mr. Bryan or Mr. Cleve land bobbed i) as candidate he would be told to go way back and sit down. \hi'e both le have many adinirers amnig Soth Caro lina legislators and their advice and council would be treated with re spectfil consideration,ineit her .w%ould be allowed to dominate or citrol. Inl a poll made by a repIeseI a tive of The State of ot ile e :iL' and ho11SC, only three meinberV-s of the legis!hIture were found who de sired (le rulilliitioll of te 1lat forms (>f 1896 antd i t)L) T ie 01hes deelined to eXple-s them selves--Speaker Smith of the house of repsentatives, jereiiah Siith and J. E. Heamnguard, saving that they had not givenl the matter sui'li cient thought to warrant expres sions for publication. Neither a senator nor a representative advo cated the nomination of either Mr. Cleveland or Mr. Bryan. The poll wa made for the New Vork \\otld. which telegraphed i;s Columbi:a crrespIndent as fol lows: '' leae p)1ollte Dmio cratic iluli-i-sof tlie b- i>atur on this (Iies1I'In: ShoIuI1 the I)etim Ocratic ilatioli'll conventint reaffiril .the platforillis of I8(6 aid 1900.' Tribute Of Respect. Almighty God ini his wisdom hatl seeni fit to take from tis one of our belovetl Inemibers. In obedience to his all-powerful providenlce and will, we, the members of the Pirenl akosnilai Literary Society of New berry College, do meekly submit to the call of tle good Master. Eddie Wingard Hiers entered the Fresh mati class of Newberry College October tle first, 1900. lHe soon diAti11iitlihed hilnsell as a stltteI Oil Novemiher 9, of tlie same year, ie Jined the Phirenakosmian Li : ay Su elet y an1 pro.cd hiise:1 nole tlie lu s ali ar(notls societ) -workt-r. Ilk huld, from tIIime to timli, niiany'1\ illmortait oflices, and al\\ per mi me his tiutty as a young inan. indl ictt i\e I hat hie wouild serve honor ably~ tand ithifully in tutuire life. As a re:suLlt of hiis wortly as a deC bater lhe was e.ectedI 1y a unaniimhons vote to repIres;ent his society at the MIarchL aniiversary of 1904; bu't " Deat h1 riles on1 every passing breeze aiid lurks ini every flower,"' so that til D ecemiber (lie twenty-li fth, T903, tlie gentle spirit of that flower, (to soon1 faded, took its flight to worldIs uniknowni to us. In his life we found a noble frieiid, a faithful co-worker and a re finied, high aspiring young gentle im in; in his cleat h, we stista in a be i-cavemien t which nothing can coni sol us but the thought that it wa the work of Him who kiiows best; therefore be it Resolved, inst. That we the menm b)ers of the Phreiiakosmian Literary Societ y extend to the members of hiis siore bereaved famtiily our- heart felt symp11athIiy andI pray thle conm fortiji God to be with thiemi in this their hour of sorrow for the loss of the-it dear soni and loving brother. n~ cu. Thnt a patge ini ouri mtiinte booku~ lit atSribe Oto (th Ie mnemoriy oh rd Thnt a coply oif these reso lut ins lie sent to (lie hiereaved ft nilyI- of (lie dleceased,-c and t fau copwsn-~ lit furnished t Stylus. Thlt IeItrald and News, (lie bamiber g Conumt v Times and lie Hanmberg IL. M. BOUKNIGHTr, J. I'. HARMS, 1ID 1- T AYvm, Commitee. Kenn and Mifready. When Edmund Ketilan and Macread; intense rivals, I)aycl fit the san iIcces at DIrury Lane it was usual 1 consult thei in the course of the ove] lng as to what they would appear I next. One n1iglit whenl the proml)pti wis sent to as"k Mir. Nlaeready what t WIll play wii Ir. K.-.1n1 the grel tralgtdian frowied upon hin till I bIll"Ilh.d. " Ir. le ra d,"hlow shloil I . tow% wnhat tlie ima would like I ph:1y':" T! o pron1101r, retire to svv "Si." said M I r. K'a sh arply. "ho' shoiuld I know w1i'll thle 'vllow en1 "Hbiv:. d41 you.1 like (lte operaI?" "i '~ I iate." aliswered ir. ( 'unliro: "I didtvt':v' liull h aout thet tiln( they pl.yellbi hlt It was it grvit coil fort (o ave elnollgi noise to drown 11' Vi1CUMV.; Coliver'i.11ionl th-it wals goiln on 111otiidllun."- Wishiingtonl Star. .4 l.ookIig G IINft. i r. Cri t tick . \is; ArItz tells ,me sl' d<ws 11nw-. of1 hwlr 11.iniing now 0A gilas MIiss S orwtrl - I Itink slit niean1s wit thv aid of1 :a his.- i:xeling. A 1wild nan - i.4 ritlier to he chose 01.1i --ront rila's. : l a lovilng fIatj rather thll!a silvor or gold.-Soloti '1, A iii'in ille. Mhrs. I'r;l - l v .t 4ilite a nive littl 111114114, n till- 41ti1-1 day. I >idnl't MIr .rs. Sly No. Mrs. l 1rag 1 S raoge! Why, she wE ctnt of lay gusts. MIts. Sly Yes, si' told In that. Accmute Pisinterm. The, f toll; Tiitorolto, I in paintfu of tle Istcalites gIthering m11ani showed teni a ined with guns, and ltter day Nepolitan :arcst htis deple el Ilie Ioly Ia'nil *y crossing the Nile, I Ilir flight into -gypt, in a magnll cent ly nrnaatiilntld ibarge. anh Of Course. "All the defeiitl1nts they've brogi bn-fore us so 1':lr." said tle first Jur;, 11n11n ill the. criminal cour(. "lippearl be so thin 1 ad iilira b0'1*l i." "Yes." relplied thle othier, "n1.turalL they hanvo t linchied look-."-P'hiladt. pin: l'iess. The I...xreniltly of 11l1Nmb Thi P'lr-';rso lis ail int) pos'tive dt- t ' j'r in l juiri-t chlikint, 'iT filli di a;ti. uth,~ i . ickso i''Ir .larksn Ys, sah pahseon;dt \ Iig wni !.:I ;1d nn' bri n up c t1rililliqns, -ah. I .liesi W ookly. Noility o ci a lit Inl:i1life sts itSe :,, I Iipis olc s w ni it I nigt providt %-llth I..irge doors- . WV:::sins. "'i' > .sitii the a bscondihI casierto in*fr!ndwho had riu ('it'l'V l'ii i!tii i itn'tskil-wr, ".t: ''I lt)ws e'' -li -:11 l l lk a1 bouit 11 "I sLih b l lik t here was!" tnw d1 11:-1 . "\Ihy, S :in. tew Kisntty -uond tlit Nalli forcetu N,.'; e' 1 (1011'-l t -.1 1 l. t wlit-- otihr"ue Hiiosg 1) 11 ti OWt lll ent s tip Jy. .\laotra So ou a inth. ii h oung 11 tihndtain lic'oundf I' i w I mere . r it ii bo i :1 in lI 11ll mli,l o!'in, a til ih ome IV ml't.e aimg at d ~iia itt oi fe. 'u't'l,i addntn withoii ay ot imaiie at Aul aml ii aylivi' watii. t , Itier'oi. 'Wiilt'Wn WIptnut.Wny The fanii ounsillortait pain t hrey dwn is brnsbesii wits ai p0igh. l "Wike ht ie till f'iattler? aeske ''dely' blheoi ofk a'u ledsaonieri l "ai'. n''usi! tht rled. "I wnnule repitrd nseurl.velhiess."-CicrdnU Wht idde.en The Country Boy's Opportunities. 0 Snc-ess. 1 In the country boys dream < r tle city and its great opportunitie They see, in their minds, enormor e stoies, vast libraries and readiin d roois, great opportunities for sel i prov, nent, excellent dhv school anit evening schools, Yling Men v Christian Association, eveniing L1n v?ersties, and ot:er inlst ituttiol' where seekers after knowledge ina satisfy their longings In otlh words, to the country boy the gie, s city is a sea of opport tities. On the other hand, the city-bre 9 bny, who has breathed this air opportunity from childhood, wh Is passed libraries and reading r* rons s nllS any tilles that the - imniliarity aid COlmoliness hav takein te edge off his mental al pelite for their contents longs fi the ret: air and wider space of ili ra) couitr1V. If a colintry boy is lialle of til right, stIff, in)stead o( dreamlitig .gl'eit Opportuinity ini the city, an Ilinging for access to bete1lbrarit and larger schools, he will try i 1t-deem himself from tle ieige ness aind narrowing influences < his surroutndings. Every boo will be to hiiii a precious ltxur. all opportuility to open a litt a wider the door of his narrow lifi t- If lie is determined to get otn in tl: 11 wor', the things which seei I I- oid him back will he converte mll() stepping-Stones to hi,g her level: Ike L incoln, G,,rfield, Gran j rucley. Btirritt, and the long li: of ont countr\v's great ili wl: nad to struggle against far great< 1(ids, without ttie advantages of ti Y!o.mntry boy of today, lie will plo\ 'i imself greater than his linitation Congratulations. Mr. John II. Cullom, Editor of tl SGrarland, Texas, News, has written letter of congratulations to the man facturers of Chamberlain's Cough Ret it dy -as follows: "Sixteen years al i when our first child was a baby he w; Subject to croupy spells and We WOu be very uneasy about him. We beg. using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 1887, and finding it such a reliab)le ret edy for colds and croup, we have nev, been without it in the house since th time. We have five children and ha, g iven it toall of them with goodI result One good feature (f this reme(ly is th It is not disagreeable to take and 1 I babies really like it. Another is th. it is not dangerous, aln(d there is no ri: from giving an overdose. I congrat ate yOL upon the success of your ret - 'dY." For sale by Smith DRug C< N\vherry, Prosperity Drug Co., Prc perity. ST.\ T 'E OF SOUT B\l)LI N t O N TY O01' N lK \\'BllEl( Y --I l'OA1 COU RT. ~v .J. '. ( W.\ iken, 1-9 I. edobte Juni riterr aat Adainti ~i tratio < a, f : '' siL' tau iffet'i of Aturu.tur, lt'oy' 'These are t hereforec to c!ite and ai ppe3Iar bt'eore me', i t h i ut, ofa' 1at 'It a to bie hae-lid at Newh' rry Coa ia ilouisa, S (5., oni the> 19 Ihtarua 'a-x t aflt'r publaticL a~ ti tereof, at, er "'etock itn t,he foreni((On, to emv mun 'tt Ltl any they hauve, wh he siai td Ad m st,rat,lon should not be granted. (tve'n uinder miy hand, tis~ the 41,h d [L.s.] of JTanuary. Anna Doini, 194 Is JN O. C. WI LSON, J. P'. N. U ye - >s- Small Savings are the Stepping Stones to success arnd plenty $1.00 a month deposited in our i Will in 10 years amount to $ 146 0( $5.00 will in 10 years 'au3 amount to - - - - S 730 0( $10.00( will in 10 years S amoiunt to - - - -$I.l(0 of hea. We wattt your1 buissQM. Ilave atlte facilities t.o lie acttcomimodtate (our cus The Commercial Bank of Newbery, S. C. ore DR. WILLIAM I if A Prominent St. Louis Spe Malt Whiskey Has Dor tives Than All 0 0 y r >f >. ke 0- /:- ;~" V, Gentlemnon:-Duffy's T1ure M11trih patient whiomn I w-its treatin" It%. c:,M en, dtwo mlont h%an rlmarke O"tht, . 7-! :,P nt, Mlalt, '%%I--kd yl Ierfip r .m SOVeri*11Alth JIll %* ! .i .. , . I ., liill rovelliviit, ill O,b ) Iun t ,I a-. th t roalill)t ) now en i eh - wel,l. lwn- --;; rI .La (;rippeI h' ulmnoni'l, J.r Ia.-b ):., .,A -. lack of a-Ss1i iatilln 4-f1 to. "ee.; h av' inl t I C a geeabv(n" f(w I.tIl.e I m: a 1anU O r1 -. a \.ll)aa s iM ) MatWhiskv-y inl their m.u i:i f t priv-miii '00) ,iA says "D1)111y's lr Allt AVIliskei-N a lolr'11'1il S give(s p'lwer to (t, lvbai in, :- reAI;.l h 11nd vh.l!A;v It bring"s into nvt.ionl all, thlt vital florces:. it I 1- get from-11 tho ft,od you Vat tho nou)lriinitnlt it ro men01, deliento women'l an1d si,ly chililrenl. 1 promo11tv)r of goodl hlllt h1 anit gviy ae 1d0I conitainls no0 rusel oil anld is tho Onlly wh.l Inedicine. This is a guarantec. CAUTION-When you aiskc for Duffy's gonuinie. Unscr"upulous dealors, mnindful of tl B oll y.Ou cheap imitations anid so-cailled Afalt nr market for profit only'., and which, far from It Demiand "DutTy's," and bo suro y,ou got it. It re which contains medicinal, hoalth-giving qua Chemist," on tho label. . Dutffy's Puro Malt Whiskey s sold n sciak at sold by all druggists and grocers, or direct, at 11r Duffy Malt Wiskoy Co., Ruchoster, N. Y. it th F-r -t)atle in all Ui.pulp nsa Why niot take a thr-ough FLORID, beautiful State vce of 2 the T 1- It,hii~ NtE,-io the greai ftVct.i ge mthe Tr l op ics thWtox ttit id ntnsofl Flo ia and tH a ilyw sc endUncuulou ers, miaps,o t -sitOUeap mithiop a occotdm to DeadtDlys n h uoyugti. it "odhyat rito a nd r ,o Spa irsh t aHo reeit of atwo) cent postage strp throughi FLRy., bee rought At byThe spcenid tBa LINtE North great QuieTopics. Forir tc..l lorian normao G NO!P s. E. tt lttoSa i SaTsravelin~ NoS. oth PryrS., Theosenion a 100KER VAIL, cialist, Says Duffy's Pure e More for Consump ther Medicines. ''t h 'ied to me through a consump1tive .a rviuton after ain ab-sence of about n. d. I 1 ini i efler m led ieiteits, 1 r1 14d ifi fltid ipli ty of I)uIly':s P11ro I 1. ,-tv tn11r: d i y l ?1111 :uk,e i fo)r i1 D i a a t I e i h1 1 1- l icih.l-d na-l p yrden e:.m a a i :ntzhrvanill ea ril J ir) "t C. -)I-. V.III um, jit,iff) 's 11'u-0 .Ies cll"i t CoIs n :istiniptiol n gripti b of t it t l1'.1 It ) o ir l 1 6 "t)li ely :: 1. o ir lm f 1-v llU stn s, tos S 1i 1 thoe it "a rt !i t VAo1.1 lilm,e N. l rih. Z S t th l.l(.(.l. 'llies digestiv'il1p'ltc(t, mrid it1111114t's ym ii to coiltalills. It is ilivimblei.i fori*over'worked sItcigt liens 111141 l isIu tailto system, is a rI to old yomng 11rd aeel us thl yofng strong. iskey recogized by the GverImt as a Pure Aalt Whisk y be serd you gt the t0 excel1lenco of tliL- prein-ration, will1 try to Whiskey substitutes, nmich are put on the Felieving the sick, are positively harniful. is the only absolutely irotmalt whiskey [ties. Look for tho trade-mark, "The Old d bottles only; never In flask or bulk. It Is $1.00 a bottle. Medical booklet sent free. ries in South Carolina. trip this winter NtoCUBA. This 'in d I ks tha n d o s thiny re asuze y heGvrnenas a thr ouMgthiseyb asre o h ~toelec touisaatn ticktr-t Whisey subtitts allhar puonthe releigeinck,arivl handul msteonlyaso nseypueml wriske Nte. Joo Co h raIGmrk.Th l dbttle Wnlm;nrinftko r bul. It $1.00 Say botle.e todiay booke one ranotearsia . rip this winter IAto CUB. F?.i andWsland ha irug t,rainvc ser -it r t urt'LI. ' tik alat1iallF point sleepiengcr an t. Bel 'PhonAI .