Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Greates ...AT N\ Sale starts Wei have just receiv + shipped to any quality and beau + Nainsook. We r + represented. Bargains in Embroider Lot No I.-S-342 yds of Embroid * 5 and 6 yd. lengths, not a yard in th * less than 15c.. 20c. and 25c. Your pile ioc. yd. Lot No. 2.-5,23! yds of Embroide + 5 and 6 yd. lengths, not a yard in tl * less than ioc. and I2I'C., your choi * 5c. yd. Lot No. 3.--A stunner-500 fu Embroidery and -Insertions, bought * the dollar from William Meyer& Co. * way, New York. Not a yard in th * less than 25c.. 35c. and 40c., all bui big counter table. Your choice for x sold to dealers). This will be the g * broidery sale ev.r held in this sectioi * Millinery to go at a song. An3 S offer on any hat or flower in the hc accepted; make hay while the sun E every day. Remember, always be lov goods for cas lMirnoug R. F. D. CARRIERS. carrie: - or in Nw Rules Issued By The Postoffice lectioi Department at Wash- with r ington. liver regula The postoffice authorities at New- paym< berry have received the following Or- Arti der No. 569 from the postoffice de- mailat oartment at Washington, prescribing the ru certain rules for the rural free deliv- livere< ery carriers: in ca The New Rules. rural The Act of Congress making ap- leave, propriations for the service of the or to postoffice department, for the fis- any m cal year beginning July x, 19o4, in or mn connection with the appropriation efficiel for the pay of rural cariiers, provides Car: that: permi "On and after said date (July 1, either 19o4,) said carriers shall not solicit Ithe a< business or receive orders of any Rur kind for any person, firm or corpora- oso tion, and.shall not, during their hours ~accret of employment, carry any merchan- depari - disc for hire; Provided, that said their carriers may carry merchandise ,for They hire for and upon the request of ers n, patrons residing on their respective autho: routes, whenever the same shall not them interfere with the proper discharge Rur of their official duties, and under suchanb regulations as the postmaster general anyrs may prescribe." . iness In pursuance of the above portion tempt of law, it is ordered: their That rural carriers are not pOeit-. their ted to solicit business or receive 0r- vice, ders of any kind for any person, over firm or corporation. -vassiri No mailable matter may be handled sewi by rural carriers while serving their occup routes, unless the proper postage has been prepaid, with the single ex- Car ception of county newspapers, which, or th under the law, are permitted to be rectly carried free throughout the county It in which they are published, to ac- ISSUe tual subscribers, and such tiewspa- handt pers addressed to subscribers. resi- sist ti dents on rural routes, must be de- the pa posited at. the postoffice the same as pile di papers for other subscribers. pubbi The hire for merchandise carried nisht on request of the patron of fural free rons < delivery must be paid by the patron. to an Carriers will not be permitted to re- any ii ceive any compensation from seller partir of such merchandise. reguh~ Articles or packages. which are (Sit mailabl, w:hich are handed to the G Embroiderg S 'IIMNAUGJ inesday morning at' ed the largest sing merchant in Carolir tiful in design. It en iever mislead. We Great Umbrell ry remnants, If you desire one e pile worth against sun or showe :hoice of the A big lot of steel r ,v remnants, sols, good handles, 6 ry re t 200 Parasols, goo lot worth worth 85c.. for this ce for only 2:o Parasols, goo worth $i.oo, for this 11 pieces of ioo F irasols, goo at oc. on- worth $ 5o, for this ,483 Broad-' ioo I irasols, goc e pile worth worth $2.00. for this 2dlc., (none This is positively ,reatest Em- ever held in the towr THE TOV reasonable In this sale is a rich use will be for this special sale t bines; come than value. Hotel should not miss this no matter wh: ver. Watch thE hat 's Miwn , or deposited in the postoffice ' MANY VALI a rural letter box or in a col t box located on a rural route, Nature -Has equest that the rural carrier de- Spots A ;ame, are subject to the rules Chicago Chroni ting mail matter, including the The Valley < nt of postage thereon. a stretch of cot cles or packages. that are not ern part of thi ile, which the patron desires only spot on ral carrier to carry must be de- itable for mar I to the carrier in person, and brute creation. rrying merchandise for hire areas whose su carriers are not permitted to the victims th, heir routes as officially laid out their precincts accept anyth:ng that will in the republic of ay delay the delivery of mail, that it is almos any way interefere with the to decompose icy of the service. Here and ther iers, while on duty, are not on the plains :ted to carry spirituous liquors body that has for themselves, for sale or for years. but has :commodation of their patrons. dust than to lif al carriegs are required to permit There is lite fice inspectors, or other duly bones" not ited agents of the postoffice wlj,ere a battle ment, to accompany them on Balmoceda trc regular trips over their routes. seen today bod must not carry other passeng- scattered amor >r permit persons, other than like nothing se -ized postal officials, to ride with mummies, shri or to have access to the mails. sun and embah~ al carriers must not engage in atmosphere. usiness during their prescribed Another stra of service, or conduct any bus- real "valley of afte'r hour; which offers the land of Jamaic ation to solicit patronage on course, there is routes, or which, by reason of but here arei position in the government ser- actual descripti rives them special advantage It is situated ri :ompetitors. such as book can- in the Maroon g, soliciting insurance. selline extremity of tl g machines. or other kindred Is~ clothed in p ations. fact that rain riers must not, either in person twelve hours rough others, directly or indi- round gives th ,by any method whatever, so green vegetatic iioney, gifts or presents: no, where. But ,tl for profit souvenirs or personal ated right in ook: nor cooperate with or as- country." is ha ie publishers of same to secure The limestoa ttronage of the public; nor com.. hot. Giant tre rectories for public use or assist Ibeen blighted hers to compile them: nor fur..I gaunt. white he names and addresses of pat- is sheltered fr n their routes, for pay or favor, first force of v business establishment, or to consequence ti idividual, except to those de- silent. unmole: ental officials who, under the The wierd i< tions. are entitled to the same. vegetation seei ned.) H. C. Payne, here in forme Postmater General. ,grow now. le Ever Held iQ S H'S THIS V 9 o'clock, June 22nd. I le shipment of fine Er ia. The line is large in ibraces all the new patt( never disappoint. EVE a and Parasol Sale. of these as a protection All whit rs don't delay. ' past records ods and steel frame Para- i case pla 5c kind, to go at 35c- 20c. quality d quality Cotton Gloria, ' i case pla ale 4Sc- Lawn, for tl d quality Twilled Gloria, i case pla sale 69c. Lawn, for t d quality Twilled loria, 25 pieces sale 98c. the i234c. k id quality Twilled Gloria, . 25 pieces sale $1-39- 15c quality the greatest Umbrella sale The Big VEL CHANCE Didyoua one. A large lot bought If not, you i ) go in this big sale for less to buy any I xeepers or house keepers sacrifice. S golden opportunity. of this big S it prices are quo i old credit stores z gough's Mi :S OF DRY BONES. complete standstill. During tb season the temperature of the Scattered Grewsome is almost unbearable and it is bout the Earth. by seismic disturbances that cle. the dead trees and dry, hot >f Death that occupies to rattle like dry bones. Her intry in the southwest- name the valley has acquired. s continent is not the A Negro Legend. earth that is uninhab- The legend of this "valley i or members of the bones" can hardly be taken wit There are many such pinch of salt, but let us be not rfaces are strewn with not complete Many years ag t have strayed within the negro story-teller, a woma never to return. In on a plantation in Cuba. She v Chili the air is so dry torious for her cruelty to slav( t impossible for a body used to throw cayenne Ppper in the ordinary way. ee n fewr tc in the mountains or nelsit hi oisj one may discover a sot n ih h lvsr been clay for several adbre h lnainh no nmore returned to tegon.Tewmnmn rally a "valley of drywhrsesogtefefr far from Valparaiso,enmeintehatoteju was fought during the Hr h eeoe a ubles. Here may be ies of men and horses . . , * ig the rocks that are a much as Egyptian vrelled by the fierce ned by the natural dry* nge place exists as a dry bones" in the is a, West Indies. O? Yufa legend attached to it, :he hard facts and an * Bu a on of the valley itself. * H M erthe Cunacuna gap,r A country, at the eastern An le island. This region * ~ h o rimeval forest, and the * Yo falls on an average of Unie o a ' day all the yearYo e jungle a luxuriant * Sae. Sn *n not to be found else is valley, though situ the heart of the "wet re of leaf or life. aie rock is white and es, that seem to have * Sadr nr suddenly, stand up all man dead. The valley om the wind and the the rain storms; as a is strange ravine is* sted and dry. 12 anSr tature is that although ns to have been dense * RsosbeAet theyeeadtreestanndry,iho atn a cm o ametevle a curd luthCarOliqa I KE E a 3e on hand. We * nbroideries ever + quantity, fine in )rns in Swiss and * ry item sold as + Whita Wash Goods, wash goods reduced. Never in have we ever given such plums$ in white Lawn 40 inches wide.. the , to go at only ioc. in white Lawn, worth 8ic., all over iis sale 5c. in white Lawn, worth 15c, all over uis sale Sic. Checked Muslin, just a trifle soiled. + ind, to go at 7Y2c. Brown Linen, full 32-in. wide, the at ioc. ;ut Price Shoe Sale Continues, + ttend our big Shoe sale last week? vill have another chance this week * iair of shoes in the house at a big + ooreg of people are taking advantage ,hoe sale. ted you, I will $ md buy your, MHOU h S n I e hot collecting all sorts and conditios of valley cats. When she had procur*d a visited multitude of the feline tribe se, cause amused herself by torturing 'am. stones The legend has it that every sbe ce the the demoniacal shrieks of the weap and the cries of the cats were to be heard even in the Maroon vibag. of dry But one night a severe earthqake hout a came and swallowed up the cats, Ahk hing if tormentor and 'their home. >, says i lived Willing to be Tempted. ras no- Berger: "We are all of us-ineed' s. She to one set of morals for other *wpe* n their and another for ourselves. Bo you cactus believe, now, if you were trusted imm st for plicitly with a hundred thousand dlA. wvolted lars, you could resist the temptation use to any more than hundreds of other ged to Crimmins: "Of course I con14 Jm rmaica, not like other men, I suppose& Ry rn her the way, on the quiet, now, &> yea gle. know of anybody who's willha se ia for tempt me in that way?" Pogiqg Qent 0 for $ 7.50 per month. o for 15.oo per month. o for 22.50 per month. o for 30.00 per month. o for 37.50 per month.* Five per cent. simnple interes*. * can pay off the loan at any time. :an pay off any portion of it at any time. * pay only 5 per ct. on thbe actual amouunt owe from year to year. for Prospectus to A. H.KOH N, Agent for Newberry County. Office in Herald and News Once.* Lnty and Trust Comnpany. H. C. SEGUR,+ Fiscal Agent for South Carolinga. let. Columbia, S. C.4 ranted in each county.