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E. H. AULL. EDITOR. Entered at the Postoffice at New berry, S. C., as second class matter. TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1904. Parker and Davis. The democratic ticket, put out by the national democratic convention in sessiot. inl St. Louis last week. is Alton Brooks Parker, of New York, for president, and Henry G. Davis, of West Virginia, for vice-president. It is a go:d ticket, and the democrats -have bright prospects to win in the approaching presidential election. For some time there has been little doubt of Judge Parker's nomina tion for the presidency. The Parker wave had swept from one end of the country to the other and the conven tion, in making the nomination, but ratified the choice of the democrats throughout the country. Davis, who was nominated for vice president. is little known. but his nomination on first ballot is an evi dence of the confidence which the nat ional congress of his party reposed in him. He is a former United States senator from hi; state. We prophesied Judge Parker's nomination many weeks ago. He was the logical candidate. because he was a good and true democrat and because he has the best chance to win. We are gratified that the southern delegates took so prominent and in fluential part in the recent democratic convention. Williams and Tillman and other southerners made them selves felt in the councils of the par ty. Now for the election of Parker for two terms and then the election of a southern man on the democratic ticket. John Sharp Williams. of Mississis sippi, is one of the biggest men in the democratic party and in the country and he showed it in the St. Louis convention. We re-ret to note the death -of Ed itor T. J. Drew of the Hartsville Mes senger. He was a fine fellow and much interested in his profession and always stood for thuse things lie be lieved to be for the best interests oi his people. Only a few wveeks ago he was one of our party to the World's Fair. To his wife and children we ex tend our sympathy. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Newberry Land and Security company will be held at city council chamber on Tuesday. Jnly 19. 1904, at 8:30 o'clock. p. m. John M. Kinard, - Secretary. TEACHER WANTED. The patrons and trustees of Ex celsior school will meet July 25th, at 3 o'clock. to elect trtustees, and an ex perienced male teacher for the next school term. The school to run six months. at a salary of $5o.oo per month. Applications sent to either of undersigned trustees. * ~ A. M. Counts. J. A. C Kibler, 3. C. Singley, Trustees. He Told Her the Worst *Chicago Record-Herald. -"Doctor." said the beautiful young wman who had become the wife of a rich old man. "tell me the worst. I will be brave and try to hear it." Leading her gently from her suffer ing husband's beside the doctor an swered: "Nerve yourself. then, for a terrible shock. He's going to get uel."-Chi caso Record-Herald. What can be said of the denenr acy of a party that has noway to turn for presidential material sav'e to Roonem-lt.-Pickens Sentinel Journal. Mid-Summer CLEARANCE SALE Prior to taking stock we are having a Mid Summer Clearance Sale, to close out all of our Summer goods. During this sale we are giving our profits to our customers. The greatest bargains of the season are now to be found in our store. We have at least five thousand dollars worth of goods that should have been sold at a small profit before July Ist and as they have been sold at a profit, we must give you the profit and let them go, rather than carry them over. We commenced on the 6th inst and in tended to close on the 16th but we failed to get our advertisement in Friday's paper and we have now decided to continure thi ssale until Saturday July 23 and instead ;of giving 25 per cent off on some lines and 10 per cent on others, we are go ing to give you 25 per cent off of everything, except Earl & Wilson Collars and Cuffs, Manhattan white shirts Cluett Peabody & Co. White Shirts and Col lars and Cuffs, John B. Stetsen & Co. fine Hats the most of these are contract goods and if we break the price we cannot buy them again but you have a world of goods to select from at our sacrifice price 25c off of Men's, Wo men's and children's shoes Men's and Boys' colored shirts, Sum mer Underwear, Um brellas, Overalls, Pants Handkerchiefs, Hos iery, Neckwear and cloth ering. It will pay you to get your shoes fo the fall during this sale as there will positively be no such bargains~ offered again this year. The sooner you come the better selection you will have. We would like to close out the balance of our clothing in one lot and during this sale we will sell our suits of clothing at 25 per cent le1 than New York Cost. To those who will buy in lots of One Hundred Dollars or more we will give 33 t-3 per cent off New York4 Cost or we will close the balance we have left--about Si.ooo-at 3U pet cent New York Cost. This is an oppor tunit for country merchants to buy god: they can more than double heir noney. Come and see us often at Ewart-Piier Co.. old(1 d. A. C. JONES, Prsi~o. WM. F. EWART,. - X> DR I E. CRIMM, Recognized Specialist in Refraction. If vou or our ciild have trouble with your eyes d.t it is the oppor tUnity1 t( "o ll )R. I. E. CRIMM1 A CAREFUL EXAMINATION Is necessary bef(ire glasses can be ground to it both eyes. 11uying glass eC aS V I wuI ld a pair of shoes don't do with your sight. We will test your eyes and adjust perfect fitting glasses at a reasonable cost. CONSULTATION FREE. Dr. Crimin will reiain in Ne\wberry for ten days only-from Wednesday. July 13th. to Saturday. July 23d positivey n,- lnger. Office with Dr. T. W. Smith, over postoffice. JAP-A.LAG THE NEW WOOD FINISH. JAP Ac WEARS LIKE IRON. It makes old floors, front. doors, -.-ood work, oil cloth, linoleum and furniture look like new. For Sale By F. A. SCHUMPERT, Sec'v and Treas. Salter 's *New Art and Variety Store. Afull line of various articles. Any thing you need from writing pens to trunks. All new and: fresh goods. Anythingl except G R OCE RI E S and DRY GOODS. Come and see me~ before buying in The SKYSCRAPERL Shingles! Shingles! Shingles! 200,000 Shingles just~ received, FOR SALE CHEAP, also Lumber and Laths, Rough or1 dressed. Houses Built on short notice. SHOP WORK such as Mantles, Doors and Window Frames a specialty. Repairing, of all kinds. Shop in front of jail. Shockl6uy&I.ivingstoil Newberry. S. C. Ispeciall millil 0 Wefindth more in this we wish-rr we care to our inventor We there special indu( all who wish Summer Mill $IThe departmE petent hands, + sure that we ca * We have a fin + ing Hats, Hats f * the perquisites + Prices away c $ and see for yout * Our lines of White + Light Woolen Dress evening wear, Hosiery * all right. Nice lines o * Come and see us. IMOW Stop Pau Si.ooo for $ 7 You can 2.ooo for i; 4 ,ooo for 22 * uya4,000 for 30. * HOM E 5.ooo for 37 * Anywhere And Five Pe o in the " C;1 P"iy SYou can pay of nited Youpay only : You owe frorr +States. Send for Pros * Agent fo *Standard Guaranty ai H Fiscal A 1323 Main Street. Responsible Agents wanted in AT THE RUSSELL C Will find a full line of Gro Tegetabes, Tobacco, Cigars, &c. n the grocery line come to se. me a eet, Columbia River Salmon, Sea< ings usually kept in a first-class oods and my prices are right. I wil ou right. Mail orders filled prom iotice. I will give you the very be noney as it is possible for them to 1 ne. Be sure to find the place, the Ru~ JACOB L D THE HONEST GF 0 BANK DEPAS I + ieru Sale. it we have line than: iore than: enter on YZ fore offer * :ements to their late: inery now,. nt is in corn and we feel.: r please. e lot of walk-: >r Dress and e theref or. $ town. Come + -selves. Goods, Muslins, * aoods, Goods for * , orsets, etc, are FNeckwear. ER'S iog Rent 50 per month. oo per month. ,go per month. oo per month. 5o per month. . r cent. simple interest. * ff the loan at any time. any portion of it at any time. * per ct. on the actual amount. year to year. pectus to .H. KoHN,+ Newberry County.+ n Herald and News Otlice. + id Trust Conpany., C. SEGUR,+ gent for South Carolina. Columbia, S. C. each county. LD STAND YOU eries, Confectioneries, -Fruits,. When in need of anything Lnd try some of my Boneless Pig Luads and Tripe and other nice Grocery Store. I have got the Iappreciate your trade and treat ptly; goods delivered on short st goods you can buy for as little e sold at and live. Come to see ssell old stand. CKERT, Oc :YM AN. ~rick! Brick!! For Sale by C..H CANNON.