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What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try JeII-O, a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre pared in two minutes. No boiling ! no baking! add boiling water and set to cool. Flavors:-Lemio , Orange, Rasp berry and Strawberry. Get a package at your grocers to-day. to cts. Dr. R. M. Kennedy, DENTIST. Newberry, - - S. C. OVER NATIONAL BANK. Best Mineral As phalt Roofing. C. H. CANNON, Near G.. N. & L. Depot Just received 2 car loads of Buggies. I car load of Wagons. and a lot of up to-date and first class Harness. All to be had at REASONABLE PRICES at A' T. BROWN. W OR K BY A Newberry Steam Laundry Co fr e We want you to try the refined, lasting perfumes *made in California. Cut . this ad out and present it name and address to any edruggist in this city It - 25 cents worth of any of are true floer odors-made -hr the flowers grow. Offer Closes Auig. 1 WAR ON THE DISPENSARY. Advocates of the System Worried and Show I:-Tillman Has Not Yet Declared Himself. C l.mbat. S. C.. June 25.-The dis pin?aryv -ituam. n i- rap;div becoming m)re acute. events are tocusing tor a final conclusicn in the fight that has been joined to vote the dispensary out of so great a number of counties as to leave the State machine without support. and developments of the next 30 days will be of the most interest ing and important nature. Petitions calling for an election under the Brice act to vote out tVhe dispensary are now circulating in over half the counties of the state remain ing ":et" and the dispeisary people are worried and plainly show it. Sen ator Tillman's friends have been pre licting that he might soon be found =tumping the state for prohibition, )ut far he has pre.erved an enter :aining =ilence about the whole mat :er. declining advances to be inter :iewed. Many people expect him to eclare himself in his F'ou rth of July =peech at Greenville on this and va -iui7s Other suibjec:s on which his old time rival. Senator McLaurin. has )ronou;nced. but the Greenville meet ng is a cotton association gathering, md it remains to be seen whet'her he .vill ignore the recent ukase of the ificers of the association against "butting in" on these meetings with *)oliticS. Legislative Committee. The legislative investigating com nit:ee will hold its first open session .n the next three weeks. when it is )romised there will be important rev ]lations. which- may have an influ 2nce on the elections now pending. - ret3her of the sub-committee hich has special charge of looking m:o the affairs of the county dispen :aries, said to-day that the hearing .vould show that the rottenness was w( t connned to the State dispensary. 'ut had spread to vie sub-dispensaries is well.' He was of the opinion that the business of the commission -could e concluded next month, and he said several other members of the com iission ag'reed with him, though none hlad a disposition to shut off tihe work, and it is possible a conclusion will not be reached till September. He 1dded that the commission had al ready spent more money than had been appropriat.ed. The sub-commit tee, composed of Messrs Lyon, Chris tensen and others, recently had somne, trouble in getting at. certain papers belonging to J. S. Farnum, who has for a number of years been enjoyTi.g the beer patronage of the bo5ard, but. rinally gained access to the books with a court order, but not until Mr. Farnum har. remo'ved letters he .was nterested in. He told a member of thle commninttee fle htad remroved his private lenter-. Tlhe expertS who have can vassed the bu.oks a: :he *State dis ;ensary are ready wi:h their reports. Dispensary Folks Firm. In th-: meantime the dispensary p)eople are evidencing a dletermination to yield not an inch of ground, without a fight compelling them to yieldl. The dispensary advocates are not only or ganizing in all cuunties where elec tion petitions are in circulation with a view to sustainig the dispensary in the elections, buat they are making an even bolder move by seeking to break the only weapon, the Brice act, by which the anti-dispensary people can succeed. They may be tempting fate by employing technicalities to defeat the will of the great majority in the Pickens election, buz they are not hes itating. This election is not only to be protested on the ground that it was irregular because the petition con tained many names not entitled to be on it, but tfhe Brice act itself is to be attacked on the ground'that it is un constitutional. The hearing before Chief Justice Pope on the 5th of July, when the State board will be required to show cause why it should not re 'pen thle Pickens dispensaries, will be .f great interest and the decision will he important. Ii the claim of e. dispens.ary pe' ple is sutained the camnpa2glisi ltne zarious counttles wvil I f coutrse hei ab)andoned., And thle di1,satisfactin wvill dam up and gather force util the Legislature gvsrelief or give way to a Legis lature that will give relief. The fun of pretending to like an o. era more than vaudeville is that our Had Tillman's Voice. Pr:f. I. .. SIiIivan. at one time a membInier of the :ndrsc'n city sc.1:iol andl who is now te.tclillg in the Phil pliines. sen(lS is a copy of tA,e Ma 'ila Times. of a recent (late. The paper contains a very interesting news letter from Fort William Mc Kinley. in which occurs this para Igraph: "I was attracted recently by the clear-toned commards delivered by an officer of the Seventh infantry while'drilling a company a few miles from where I was s::anding, and upon inquiry found the official to be none less,than Capt. Ben Tillman. He doesn't resemble his famous uncle, the senator, very much, but his voice does." Capt. Ben Tillman is a nephew of Senator Tillman and a son of the late Col. George D. Tillman, for many years congressman :'rom the First District. President Roosevelt has ordred Herbert W. Bowen, minister to V-enezuela. dismissed fron the diplo matic service for "reprehensible" condt.ct in his charge against Assis tant Secretary of State F. W. Loomis. who is exonerated. Either the man who has an auto mobile has a lot of money or The owes a lot. Southern Railway Excursions. The Southern railway will sell round trip tickets to the following points for special occasions: Athens, Ga., Summer School, June 27 to July 28, 1905. Rate: one first class fare plus 25 cents for round trip. Denver, Col., Accourt International Epworth League convention. Rate very low, and will be given on appli cation. Knoxville, Tenn., Summer School, June 20 to July 28, 19o5. Rate: one fare plus 5 cents for round trip. Nashville, Tenn., Peabody Summer School and Vafderbilt Bibical In stitute, June 14 to Augus+ 9, 1905. Rate: one fare plus 25 cents for round trip. baltimore, Md., Account of the United S.ociety of Christian Endeavor Inter-national convention, July 5-i, Asbu.ry Park, N. J., Account of Na tional Educational association, July 3-7. .Rate very low and will be given on application. We'ek End Rates, C., N. & L. Commencing June 3rd, and continu ing' until *and including Sej>tember aN,1905, the following week-end rates will be on sale to the following p>oints, via the Columbia, Newberry and Laurens, railroad to Isle of Palms,$.5 -~Sullivan - Islind 5.15 *Charlestoa 5-15 WVilmington 5-15 -Waterloo 2.00 * Cross Hill 2.0o Glenn Springs 2.ro Spartanburg 2.1o Greenville .2.10 White Stone 2.10 Tickets to the above points will be sold on aSturdays good to return on the following Tuesdays, for schedules and further information 3:elephone or write, J. W. Denning, Agent. (iarIestoi at Vestern Carolin Ry. (Schedule in Eff~ect A pril 16, 1905.) .No- 52. Daily. Lv. Newberry...........236 p.m. Ar. Laurens .............. .50 p.m No. 2. Daily. L v. Laurens......... .So p. m. Ar. Greenwood.......... 2.46 p. m. Ar. Augusta......:-5.20 p. m. Ar. Anderson............ 7.TO p. m. NO. 42. Daily. Lv. Augusta................... .. .... 2 35 p. m. Ar. Allendale.........................-4 30 p-. m. Ar. Fairfax............................ 4.41 p. m. Ar. Charleston..................... 740 p. m. r. Beaufort...................... ..6.30 p. mn r. Port Royal.. . .......... .... ... 6.40 p. mn Ar. Savannah.. ........ .......... .... 6.45 P. m. Ar. wa -cross.S........................ 10.00 p. m. Ar. Jack-sonville................................... No. :. Daily. Ev. Laut ens........ ..... .............. ... 2.07 p. mn Ar. Spartanburg .........................3.:20 p. m. NO. 52. No.s7 ] Daily. Ex. Sn Lv. Laurens............. 2 09 p. mn. S.oo a. mn. Ar. Greenville ............. 3.25 p. mi. 10 20 a. -.n. Through Pullman Car Service between Au gusta and Jacksonville, Fla. H . GASQUE, Agt., Laurens. S. C. EO. T. BRYAN. Gen'l A gt., Greenville. S. C. RNEST WILLIA MS,Gen'lPass. Agt Augusta. Just a OF YC Time3 F We wish to call your at 3pring and Summer Goc A dollar expended with us will do di We offer the trade our best efforts in yest. 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