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V LWS 0 E AY P L 1 5 $1. -VOL. XL II. NO. 55 NEWBERRY. S. C., TUESDAY APRIL 11, 1905,. TWICE A WEE,$.0AYA NEW NATIONAL CAPITAL. Seat of Executive Government Mov ed to Fort Worth, Texas. Fort Worth, Texas, April io.-In a suite of rooms on the parlor floor of Hotel Worth, the executive seat of the United States government has been temporarily established. Offi cial mail, intended for the eyes of President Roosevelt, is directed to this apartment and, in the absence of the president, who is hunting coyotes and jack rabbits over the Kiowa and Comanche reservation, in Oklahoma, such mail is given attention by Sec retary Loeb. Most of this business will be acted on by the secretary and -directed to various departments in Washington, where it originated. That which requires the personal su pervision of the president will have to wait until Thursday, for it is not until then that communication will be had with the hunting party. Secretary Loeb expects to receive word from the president to run the special train to Frederick on Thurs day, ;A on that day to start for Wes tern Colorado, whither the president will go to find larger game than abounds on the Red River in Oklaho ma. The Pe SumM Of everything Men early morn till deN + Store every momei Wednesday mori * off buying your spr + Strauss Bros., Fert + counters. Mrs. Ja Dry Goods Department, oi * vorito Trading Since our removal into the * business has been doubled faces lined our couinters evi We were compelled to add * The cro ds were eager to g * bargains of fine merchandis * Summer Bro. 's greater stoi + hearts were made glad at s tcl * stuffs. This week, Wednest * great before Easter sale. Es Goods, every yard of Silk, ev will be sold at cut prices. Jc of shoppers and visit this gre * The mail carriers are sprea< * throughout the land, and the~ * you where the crowds are th Bros. Always as~k them aiai One wagon load Embroidery, * at 11 o'clock. Watch the windo * at Newberry's largest and ch< + body knows 'tis FLASH OF RUSSIAN SPIRIT. Rojestvensky's Success in Reaching the China Sea. St. Petersburg, April 10 (12.40 a. m.)-There is reason to believe that Vice Admiral Rojestvensky's en trance into the China Sea has been followed by orders for the cruisers Gromoboi, Rossia and Bogatyr, which have been ready for some time at Vladivostok, to put to sea. Wheth er it is the intention to send them south immediately or to hold them in the vicinity of Vladivos:ok is not known. Their appearance outside the roadstead of Vladivostok would constitute a potential threat. against Admiral Togo's rear, which will com pel the retention in or despatch of a number of heavy fighting ships to Japanese waters. Thus A-Imiral To go seems to be virtually placed be tween two fires. The peace influences in the govern ment urge that this favorable stategic position presents the psychological moment for offering officially the ol ive branch. to Japan, reasoning that no matter bow confident th! Japanese government may be of Admiral To go's victory, it will not overlook the possibility of defeat or fail to appre ople. KnoW' or Bros. Wom-,n and Children vy eve. Thousands of it in the day, arid heart iing we begin the great ing suit any longer, coi :heiner & Fishel, and mi ne Hopkins' clothing fo the Ladies' Fa- Dres! riHE naN, 15 pieces fi1 i5 pieces fi new storeroom our 25 pieces P. Thousands r'housands of new Mohairs, Pan ~ry day last week. more salespeople. No old, antec rasp the wondrous th ews id e only to be had at 15 pieces wOr 74c. yd. -e.. Thottsands of 15 pieces wor 99c. yd. L loveliness of Dress 10 pieces wor .$1.25 kind, 79e. Lay, we begin the ipi e wcs ery yard of Dress $15 kind, $L. 25 dress patti rything in Notions -yd this week. 100 fine Emb in the happy band selling $1.24 es 10,000 yds. ft ~at sale every day-. 4 eae fine a ling the glad news 3casesfMle policemen can tell eleven o'clock. 4.000 find Gal ikest--at Summer 25e. each, this 200 bolts fine t it so- value, this WOEe pecial sale every day SOpieces Fre w. Meet your friends 500 New Girk 500 extra lari ~apest store. Every- 100 pieces-Ne 100 fine Mars .-1,000 Sailor I UM N ciate the complete disaster which would follow the transfer of the mas tery of the sea to Russia. With so much depending upon the issue, they argue, both countries have mutual in terests in avoiding an actual test, and it is not possible, therefore, that a new movement in the direction of peace may come, just as the world expects to hear the call to quarters for the greatest naval battle of mod ern times. Certatinly the spirits of the war party have been greatly raised by Rojestvensky's success in penetrat ing to the China Sea: andtheprospect of a naval battle, even with the odds against a Russian victory which would change the entire complexion of the situation, has aroused some tihing like a flash of enthusiasm in many Russian breasts. THE TAPE WORM A HOPE. Said to Have an Appetite for Tu becle Bacilli. Baltimore Sun. That the tape worm is an efficient preventive of tuberculosis is the lat est bit of medical news to appear in the daily reports of the consular ser vice. William W. Canada, Amerian con aqd are Si Greet wear. Last week our h bargain reapers lined s were made glad for mi Easter sale of fine Cloth me today. The finest d uch other world renown r boys, 'tis the best for Y 3 Goods! Dress Gc Y ARE STYLISH-THE KI1tD WE SE1 ie Mohair for~ this Easter sate 24C. yd ie Melrose for this Easter sale 24c. y( >plar Cloth, very stylish for full sui of yds of beautiful Volles. Etamn amna Cloths, etc., to go at special price SIL KS! SILK S! SILKS! Leluvian, out of style kind in our Silk de ots, figures and plaids fromn the fashion's 't split Taffeta this week, 36 inches wid 't split Taffeta this week, 36 inches wide Lt split Peau de Soie silk this week, 36 t split Peau de Sole Silk this week, 36 ~rasin Silk, Crepe de Chine, $1l00and $1. roidered Waist Patterns, the $2.00 numbe ch. ie Silk Ribbon 10c. yd. maslin, worth upto 20c. yd., for this Easte Euslin Orade, up to lOc. yd , for this E hon Mill Bleaching. 17 yds. for S1.O0. e aze Vests, tufted neck and fancy open week 6c. each. India Linen and Persian Lawns, a good a Se. yd. ne an 0.value1,4c. yd. ea and belts 24c. each. ge CottQn Towels. 5 to each customer, 10c tLaces 'ust landed. elles Qit, one to a customer, $2.00 vala Iatq o boys and girls, this week at spec IER| sut at Vera Cruz, Mexico, in a repori to the department of commerce an( labor, says: "The Mexican consul general a Buenos Ayres informs his govern ment that by a late scientific discov. ery it has been proved that the tape worm is the natural enemy of th< germ of consumpion, and that the lat ter cannot exist when the other i. present. He further says that the eminent scientists, D. James and H. Maudoul, after a profound study ol the subject, assert this as a fact in a paper recently laid before the Acad emy of Science at Paris. The tape worm is said to prevent the organism from being infected with the bacilli of tuberculosis, and it has been prov ed in the case of a consimptive affect ed with tapeworm that he completely recovered hs health. 'To positively establish the effica cy of this remedy the doctors injected a liquid prepared from the taenia in to several consumptives, which actior resulted in retarding the progress ol the disease in the worst cases, while in others it resulted in a completc cure. Now the summer girl will soon begin to freeze on to the reckles -youth who has a mania for squander ing his coin for ice cream. iII earing I Summer lammoth storerooms i the aisles of Newberr my miles around. ing, fine Shoes, fine H, lisplay of Men's wear )d tailor's art for men i oung America money >ods! Shoes! S ~L.Yes, Shoes fore ts, 16c. yd. Last week we sold n ti egs lot of other stores se what to buy, and by partment, all newest store stylish footwear. 53 ~, $1.25 kind, Bros. Edwin Clapp ,$1.50 kind, inches wide, Shape, Harman & inches wie walk a pleasure. F< 25 value, 69e- them all. Ziegler as e's, for Easter art are housed here. r ae 70-Yd fords just opened for very day at All the new shape work, worth 15 and 20e just landed. ioo comprising all the ni ~. each. BROI t Where Dd She Get the Pistol? I New York, April 9.-Miss Mary Gallaway, daughter of Robert M. Gallaway, president of the Merchants' National bank and a director in many railroad companies, killed herself in her room in the Hotel Seville here to day. Mliss Gallaway. who had suf fered from dyspepsia for seven years, was attended by two trained nurses. One of these was engaged in hang ing some clothes in a wardrobe, when she heard the sound of a shot, and, turning to the bed, saw Miss Galla way, who had been sitting propped up with pillows, fall over. She had shot herself through the mouth, death being instantaneous. Miss Gallaway was 31 years old. Despondency due to long illness is supposed to have been the cause of the suicide. Advertised Letters. Letters remaining in postoffice for week ending April 8, T905. C-J. A. Clammer, A. Cromedy. G-Frank Glenn, Mrs. Daisy Glenn. H-A. F. Hart, J. F. Hardy, Lizzie Part, E. N. Hull. L-Edie Livingsten. M-Hubert Morgan, W. McMary, Mamie Maffett, G. A. Maffett. W-W. S. Ward, Wilpie Ward. Persons calling for same will please say that they were advertised. bout it! - 3 0l l + ivere packed from -y's Great Bargain it etc. Don't put it 'App,r Carolina. s packed upon our can buy. hoes! Shoos! very foot in ~all Newberry. iore Shoes in a week than a 11 'n a month. We know y and sell only the best for * ring all your feet to Summer , Burt and Packard, Korrect* Son for men makes life's r ladies Queen Quality leads d mnany other shoemakers' Thousands of pairs of Ox-i the Easter sale. s in Straw and Felt Hats ~eet of Gents' Furnishings ~west of fashion. I Summer Bros.+ 0 m 0