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77EPARLO CONCERT. An Attractive Program For the Entertain ment to Be Given at the Lutheran Parsovage. No more attractive program has ever been rendered at an entertain ment in Newberry than that which has been arranged for the parlor concert at the Lutheran parsonage on Friday night of this week. All members of the congregation, inter ested in the work of the church, who can do so should attend. All! others will be welcome. A treat is in store for all lovers of good music. The entrance will be by the side piazza door and the entertainment will begin promptly at eight o'clock. The price of tickets for admissicn, including light refreshments, is fifty cents. The -completed program is as follows: PART I. x. Male Quartette: (a) Vale of Avoca; (b) Robin Adair; (c) Stars of the Summer Night-Messrs. Black, Fulmer, Lybrand and Elea zar. 2. Nocturne (Wallenhaupt) Miss Lois Goggans. 3. "A Winter Lullaby" (De Koven)-Miss Carolyn Cromer, with violin obligato by Miss Susie Sum mer. 4. Duet, "Return of the Heroes" (Engleman)-Miss Odalite Johnson -sndXr. Pickers Ruff. 5. Vocal Solo (Selected)-Miss Mamie Cline. 6. Fifth Necturne (Leybach) Miss Sarah Rawl. 7. "Faithful Yet" (H. Justice) Mrs. Theodore Johnstone. 8. Duet, "June Bugs' Dance" (Holst)-Miss Eugenia Summer and Mr. J. D. Cappleman. 9. Vocal Duet, "Cuifew Bells" (Glover)-Miss Carrie Mayes and Miss Susie Summer. io. Vocal Solo (Selected). PART II. i. Bass Solo, "King of the Mighty Deep" (Schmid)-Mr. Sea brook. 2. Mazurka (Carl Bohm)-Miss Edna Hipp. 3. Ladies' Quartette, "Welcome Pretty Primrose" (Pinsutti) Misses Carolyn Cromer, Carrie Mayes, Maggie Cline and Odalite Johnson. 4. Piano Solo, (Selected)-Miss Jennie Hallman. 5"T,::der and True" (Lyle) Miss Susie Summar. 6. Cornet Solo, "Annie Laurie" Prof. S. L. Powell, pianist, Miss Mazie Dominick. 7. "The Brook"(Dolores)-Miss Carrie Mayes. 8. "Les Sylphes" (Bachman) Mr. Cappleman. 9. Violin solo (Selected) -Miss Susie Sn;omer. zo. Re nona Waltzes (Anthony) -Pianist, Miss Mazie Dominick; Violin. Miss Susie Summer; Guitar, Mr. UJirry Dominick; Mandolin, Mr. WV. B. Seabrook. Death of Mr. William Lane. Just as we are getting ready for press the sad intelligence reach es US that Mr. Win. Lane, of Hayne, near New Hope church, dropped dead while at supper Wednesday night. He had for some time been afficted- with heart disease. He was a brother of Mr. 3. J. Lane, of Newberry. Henry A. Williams, ~a former Columbian, who has been superin tendent of the Norfolk division of the Southern, will succeed Mr. P. I. Welles as superintendent of this division. Found a Cure for Indigestion. I use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion and find that they suit my ca-:e better than any dyspepsia remedy I have ever tried and I have used many different remedies. I am nearly fifty-one years of age and have suffered a great deal from indiges tion. I can eat almost anything I want' to now.-Geo. W. Emory, R~ock Mills, Ala. For sale by Smith Drug Co.. Yew ber.y Prosperity Drug Co., Prosperity. 10I Are now at ( and when prices riages, Wagons, THE WEATHER. With Cold Rain and Mud and Sleet and Snow Yesterday Was A Very Disagreeable Day. Yesterday was the most disagree able day of the whole winter so far. During thn, early morning it rained and then it sleeted and trained and then it got colder and the rain ceased and the sleet continued. One whose business carried him out of doors could very deeply apprecian-: the pathos running through t I lines of that much-abused linh' song, "In the good old summr! time." Death of Another Good Veteran. Mr. Burrell Lyles died at his, home in West End on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Lyles belonged to Company B, Captain Whitfield Walker, of Newberry, First South Carolina Regiment, and was a brave soldier, in the first company leaving Newberry for the front. Killed By A Falling Tree Limb White Rock, January 23.-Our community has just been shocked by another horrible death. Just 'five weeks ago Mr. T. W. Summer was killed by his lever car. This morning Mr. Walter F. Derrick, one of our most substantial citizens. was killed by a falling limb. He and his children were sawing down a tree when it lodged against an other, which broke a limb. This limb fell on him, breaking his shoulder and back. He lived only about three hours after the acci dent. Mary and Ann. Puck. "Annn," raved the lunatic, "is as old as Mary was when Mary was as old as'Ann is now, although" Here the knightly chivalry which had been habitual with him for an. instant asserted itself. ''She doesn't look it." By Mistake. Augusta Chronicle.I -Some Augustans want to be cre mated, after death. One, when living, sent to Washington for :ocuments on the subject, but the :ongressman's secretary by mistake sent him a dairy bulletin. Mary's Choice. Harper's Bazaar. "Farmer Sawyer, what is your aughter Mary going to be when she finishes at college?" "Wall, I kinder reckon she'll teach school. She thinks she'll like the vacations.' The General Assembly could no ave done better than in electing on. Hub H. Evans, of Newberry, hairman of State board of dispen-t sary directors. He has served a term; n the board, is familiar with all its erk and will look closely after the State's interest. And besides his ualifications, he is a fine, clever; fel-o-..ndersn Tntelligencer. >ur Stables. Con and terms are ri Buggies, Harness Those Boston Girls. Boston Transcript. Bessie- Oh, by the way, Nellie was talking about you last even ing. .Kate-The hateful thing. Be.sie-Oh. but she said only the nicest thinvs about von. Kate-I wondcr what mean thing she iq gettir oren dv to de n,. I. sI;;' utry u,si ii nuntr he S'jdt. fui of ad in- . Vyou . riend hour' tett-a-: with tL( soldier. "Z t at all." r-plled Thackeray. with a tNrk1P in !iis eye. *The general takes no ittere5 in strateg:y. I fouud that literature was his forte." No Dixcomfort. Van Antler (entertaining Witherby at: his country homel-Now. oldl man, If you should happen to want anything in the night just touch this bell. Witherby-Never' I know how hard it is to keep servants in the country. Catch me touching that bell! Van Antler-But. I assure you, you are perfectly safe. The bell doesn't work.-Life. Which? Lucille-Were you not embarrassed when young Dr. Jones asked you for your hand? Ethel-Dear me, yes! I hardly knew whether he wanted to take me or my pulse.-Puck. It's All Off Till Spring! Who said so? Come to see us. We will make it pay you. Will sell you goods like this: Fancy Cream Cheese. i 5c. New Pack Salmon 8c. can. Best Sugar 5c. the pound. Good Coffee, 1oc. a pound. We handle Sausage, Liver Pudding, Hoghead Cheese. Hams, Cabbage, Potatoes, Peas, Beaus, Etc., Etc.! Counts & Dickert. 1Russelb Old SI.nd, Matin St. Mrs. Laura. S. Webb, Vice-President Woman's Demo eSStic Clubs of Northern IWo. ''ldreaded the change oe life which was fast approaching. I noticed Wine of Cardui, and decided to try a bot tie. I experienced some relief the first month, so I kept on taking it for three months and now I menstruate with no pain and i shall take it off and on now untill have passed the climax." Female weakness, disordered menses, falling of the womb and. ovarian troubles do not wear off. They follow awomr.n to thichange of life. Do not wait but take Wine of Cardui now and avoid the trou ble. Wine of Carani never fails to benefit a suffering woman of any nee. Wine of Cdrdai relieved mean mre to yo than itdes selil $1 botes of' Wie of Cardui. WEoErCARDUI 1 ne when you can get a selection, ght. Also the best line of Car , Etc., ever shown in this section. :TY, s. C, We Now Have Our New Store RFAQY TO RECEIVE OUR CUSTOMERS J 3,:ering the small stock of ,IATS AND TRIMMINGS left over at astonishingly LOW PRICES. In fact, we let you set the price, and nobody leaves the store without a bargain. Howev.er, this is not all that we have to show you. Our buyer, Mrs. Johnstone, is now in New York perfectir.g the arrangements for our Dressmaking Departnieqt and for the two months that she stays there she will keep our store supplied with all the latest things in N ECKWEAR VEILS& BELTS. Everything new and pretty that can be found and New York is the place to find it. The Riser Millinorn Company Last store on Main Street formerly.occu pied by H. E.Todd. Your Chance For a Free Subscription to the Leading *Magazine of Fashions and Literature. For the purchase of merchan dise to the amount of $10.00 from February 1st to March 1st for cash, THE DELINEATOR :omes to your Post Offce FREE OF CHARGE ~ach month for twelve months. If you know the Delineator you are supposed ~o have it already; if you don't, it is to your nterest to get acquainted with it. The cost for :his introduction is ours. Full stock of Patterns on hand. Yours to please, Newberry, S. C. P. S.-The right line of right priced Spring un rchandise.