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THE RED MEN. Great Representative J. H. Hair At tending Great Council of United States at St. Joseph, Missouri. Great Representative J. H. Hairj of Newberry is attending the Great Sun Session of the Impro'ved Order of Red Men which is now being held at St. Joseph, Missouri. This annual council is the largest and most im portant ,held in the world and all the important questions of the or der at large are discussed and set tled at the great council. Mr. Hair has been honored by appointment on the committee of mileage and per diem. Among the interesting questions brought up at this session of the council is the question relating to the standing of all who deal in liquor. An amendment was adopted, after long discvssion, which provides that no dealer in liquor, either retail or wholesale, may be a member of any Red Men's lodge. The following re port is taken from the St. Joseph News and Press: "At yesterday afternoon's session there was an animated discussion of a proposed revision of the laws, by which saloon-keepers, bartenders and retail liquor dealers are to be barred from membership of the Red Men. The amendment was presented by Past Great Incahonee Robert T. Daniel, chairman of the committee on revision of laws, 'and was adopted by a safe majority vote. "The amendment also provides that any member who shall engage in the retail liquor business - after having been admitted to the order shall be liable to suspension. It is not in cumbent upon the state councils to accept this new law, but it is recom mended to them for adoption." Sugar From Rags. Pearson's Weekly. A curiously interesting experiment may be made by slowly adding con centrated sulphuric acid to half its weight of lint or shredded linen, which is then pounded into a mortar and let stand for some hours. After ward this is rubbed up with water, "aredn-d'herda~VWthe -sbfti66ri' is finally neutralized with chalk and again filtered. The gummy liquid retains lim't, partly in the state of sulphate, partly in corfibination with a peculiar acid, composed of the elements of sul phuric with those of the lignine. to which the name sulpholignic acid is given. If the liquid before netutralization is boiled for three or four hours and the water replaced, the acid evapo rates, and the dextrine is entirely changed into grape sugar. Linen rags by this process may be made to furnish more than their own weight of this substance. Appropriate T9tle. Dribbles-Have y6u seen anything of Sluggen lately? Scribbles-No. I understand he is busy writing a scrap book. Dribbles-Writing a scrap,.book? Scribbles-Yes; a book on the man ly art of self-defense, you know. BLOCKADED Every Household in Niewberry Should Know How to Resist It. The back aches because the kidneys are blockaded. Help the kidneys with their work. Tbe bwek will acte no more. Lots of proof that D)oan's~ Kidney Pills do this. It's the be.st pr.of, for. it comes from Newberry. Sam Martin, employed at the New. berry Mills, says: "My back ached for three .or four yeare, and the pain right across the &amallI of my back was at t.im's so bad that I cou)d not work. I thought it was rheumatism and was t.rying al] kinds of liniment and rheumatic cure's until I noticed a t'rickdust cedimer t in the secretions at'd noticed their un natural appearance, when I came to the conclusion that it must be my kid neys which caused the trouble, but the remedies I used did not help me. S..eing an advertisement ab'out Doan's Kidney Pills I went to W. E. Pelham & Son's drug store and got a box. I felt bet ter the first day I used them anrd since taking them all the pain in1 my back has left me. the kidney secretions cleared up and the sediment disap peared. I cannot express how thankful I am that I found Doaa's Kidney Pills for they are a good reliable kidney medicine " For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co , Buffalo, N. Y. soie agents for the United States. Remember the name Doans and take LO anbatitute. 2 LIST OF JURORS. .-a-..n To Gz:e at Special Term of Common Pleas. The following is a list of the jurors dr-::n to serve at th-'specia! term of thc c<.urt of comnion pleas, to convene in Ncn%berry on the third diy of October. Judge Joseph A. .cCullough, of Greenville presiding. A. H. S. Dav. G. T. Brown. J. DeLoach. J. B. Griffin. J. D. Davenport. H. L. Dominick, J. Willie Taylor, J. Wiley Taylor. J. Lindsay Boozer. J. R. Thornton. L. H. Dennis. Ebb M. Cook. Warren T. Epting. Thos. H. Cromer. H. Luther Boozer. E. Cabaniss. C. Eugene Wheeler. J. Pet. Dawkins. Julius G. Long, J. B. Mills. J. P. Harmon. A. M. Danielsen. Charles S. Suber. J. H. Koon, J. F. Boland. Geo. F. Sheely. J. M. Taylor. A. L. Thrailkill. J. C. Moore. R. M. Caldwell. G. M. Werts. Earnest M. Schumpert. Ira D. Schumpert. Bloomer P. Hawkins, F. E. Maybin. Z. B. Wright. Killed By Bomb. Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. ig.-Walter Cox and Pasquete Feritto were killed here this morning as the result of a bomb that was exploded during the celebrating of the Italian feast of St. Jicamo. They were in the crowd that was participating in the celebration and it seems that they were not especially singled out by the bomb-thrower but snpi fhappened to be in the direc tion in which it was thrown. It is not known who exploded the bomb but the Italians believe that it was exploded in an attempt to kill the members of the Ita.lian band which was furnishing music for the occasion. This belief of the Italians them selves is favored by the police, who have begun a rigid investigation of the murder. Many others in the crowd were in jured but it not thought seriously. Limited Guarantee. Customer-I think that is what my daughter told me to get. You guar antee it to be one of the popular songs of the day. Music Dealer-Yes, sir; but. of course, I can't guarantee its popular ity among your neighbors after your daughter has learned to sing it. Chicago Tribune. EEWDK iyEi RAN OF4 Newberry,. S. C. Oz gazisec'. i89G. Capital - -- $50,000 Surplus - - - 19,500 Paid Stockholders since organization 21,000 Paid Depositors in Savings depart ment since or gamnzation - - $9,200 A man working by the day is paid o r the time he puts in at work, but when that man saves a dollar for his day's labor it works for him nights, as well as days; :2ver lays off on account of bad weather and never gets sick, but goes right on earn ing hiim an income. It's a nice thing to work for money, but it's much nicer to have money working for you. Try it--open a savings account with us and get some money working for you. Make a deposit in the Savings department today and let it begin to work for you. Interest computed at 4 per cent Tennary x and July x of each year. * Hair & I We have complete< Dry Goods, Shoes an Prices at We place on sale ti . to-wear hats at pricec in Newberry. . Our Dress Goods consist Suitings, Mixed Cheviots ani . Silk, Wool and Cotton. Shc children at the right price. American Beauty Corset w HAIR& I The Right F Whiskey Morplne _ C Rbt Habit, Cured by Keeley Institui 1329 Lady St. (or 0 BOx 75, )Co lumbia, S. Do You If so why not buy your St College. It will save the i your pocket change for a bo> . it for something else. We c . in the stationery line as che: . than it can be bought away f MAYES' BO GENUINE GAN All sizes from f Best Leather anc All sizes from Large Line of Stean We are prepared to sers the above at lowe Summe The Nes WIT! NEW E We invite all to come be convinced that it is t prices. A full line of Dry Hats and Groceries, at . HARMO] Prosperii Ninety-Eight in the Shade. "Never again will I say it," re marked the obese party, as he mop ped the perspiration from his brow. "Say what?" inquired his friend. "That men who go in search of the north pole are fools," answered the heavy weight. Insinuation. Miss De Playne (just engaged)--I want to get dear George something he will like for a birthday present. What would you suggest? Miss Prettyun-Well, you might get him a pair of spectacles. "To what do you attribute the Sul tan's long life despite his illness?" asked the prominent Turk. "Bad markmanship, princially," an swered the court physcian brusquely. -Wahington Star. Best Mineral As phalt Roofing. C. H. CANNON, Near C., N. & L. Depot. shingles! Shingles! Shingles' 200,000 Shingles just eceived, FOR SALE CHEAP, also Lumber and Laths, Rough or Iressed. Houses Built on short iotice. SHOP WORK such as Mantles, Doors ind Window Frames i specialty. Repairing )f all kinds. Shop in front of jail. 3hoc(Ieg&Livingstoq Newberry, S. C. NEWBERRY COLLEGE will begin its next session on . . . . . . . . . . . . . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 at 9 A. M., with greatly enlarged faciltiies. includ ing commodious lecture halls, steam heat, sanitary plumbing, shower baths, and reclassified library . . TUITION - $40 For full information ad dress............ 1AMES A. B. SCHERER, Pres Peoples National Bank PROSPERITY S. CAROLINA bald up Capital, - $25,000.00 Fire and Burglar Proof Safe and Insurance, Interest a] lowedin Savings Department. Promptness, Accuracy, Se curity and Courtesy guaran teed. Investigation invited. We want your business. M. A. CARLISLE, Pres. H. C. MOLELEY, V. Pres. W. W. WHJRELER, Cashier. DIR ECTORS. W. P. PUGH W. A. MOSELEY ACOB B. FELLERS R. L. LUTHER ;EO. W. BOWERS JOHN B. FELLJERS F. P. BowERS- GEO. JOHNSTONE W. A. CARuSLE H. C. MOSELEY JOS. H. HUNRER R1TIlE DIcIYER LEAVELL B, I, Voilei's College. Ricllonl, Va8 Polil of Tlie Virgil Plia School of Ni r,N. D. oZPIANOFORT BTUDIO OVER Mower Co's Store. SchooI Opens September 1st, 1904. SPECIAL ATT'lTJN TO BECIIIIRS. Triis- $3.00 jIer Eigilt LesSogs. 000flf BANK DEPOSIT 9 J~~JJRilroad Fae Paid. 50 Board at Cost. Write u1ek EOWAt.ALABAMA BUSINESSCoLLEGE.Mcona, Havirdlz J our stock of Fall * d Millinery. -e Right. iis week 600 ready- + 3 never before made * of Broad Cloths, French * d all the leading fabrics in >es for men, women and * We will give free a $1.00. * -ith $10.00 cash purchase + AVIRD,+ 'rice Store. ig4rette _ All DrUg and Tobacco Habit, Habits te of South Carolina. C. Confidental correispondence solicited. Write? ationery before leaving for nconvenience of spending i of paper when you need an furnish anything needed ap, and probably cheaper, * rom home. OK STORE.: DY BELTING, our inches up. I Rubber Belting one inch up. i and Pipe Fitting. re you in anything ins st possible prices. r Bros. v Store TOCK. and see our line and he best at reasonaNe Goods, Notions, Shoes, ST& SON, ty, S. C. Varic-us extensive public works (in cludinig drainage of the city and erec tion of market halls and government buildings) are to be carried on in Konstanza, Kingdom of Roumania, Mrs. De Bangs-What makes you think you will inherit all of papa's - property? Mr. De Bangs-I have been playing poker with him.--Chicago Journal. Friend ini Need "I'm awfully thirsty," remarket the weary mosquito. "Come with me into the next room," said the housefly. "Because why?" queried the mos quito. "Because that's where the nearess rnosquito bar is located," replied the honsefly.