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L U. AUI-, RrrO. Entered at the Postoffice at Ne berry, S. C., as 2nd class matter TuesdaY. Apri 17, 190K. NZWBBIRY. In a little town about 31 mi southeast of Laurens seven or ele handsome buildings to be used stores and offices are under constr tion. There is a college in the toi which has several new buildings i numbers of new residences have bw built lately or are nearly finisl Some of the residences are am the handsomest in upper South Ca lina. Notable among them is that Mr. L W. Floyd. who is well kno in Laurens. Another is that of Hon. IL H. Evans, a former mayor Laurens as well as of Newberry. Newberry claims a population 7.000 but the town appears bigl We think we could give a class o dozen Newberryians valuable instr tion in the art of claiming. Newberrv is one of the most tractive and enterprising of Laure outlying cities and of that group flourishing cities, Spartanburr, Gre ville, Union and Greenwood wh form the "men" in the "mar ring" of which Laurens is "king" or "middleman" none growing more rapidly than Newbei -Laurens Advertiser. Yes, Newberry has always b modest in her claims and conserrat to a fault but our growth has b steady and sure. None of your infla stuff, and just now there is more s stantial growth than we have seen Newberry at one time in a long ti Some fourteen new stores 'are course of construction and just e pleted and all of them are being ken as fast as completed. Numer private reidences are being built those who wart them for their hones. The Newberry knitting mill is r'1-::nized and will be put in or tion in a short time. and the Ur mill will start a branch fact-rv I in thirty J]av. We are one of the rnost iubstan towns (of the Piedmont and not b on paper. Besides we have a geod farn section all round us and an intelli. px,pulation. Owing to the bi: advertisemen tlaughter sale by Copeland Brot we have changed the psxition of editorial aDd local pa.es for thif sue but we give you the news all same. .All page- are wood. A W In Spring a w1e throw tl White Goc White Goods was 12 1-2 ce White Goods was 26 centi iWhite Goods was 35 centd White Goods was 60 cente White P. K. was 15 cents, 40 inch white lawn was 16 M iliiiinE A Record Breaker was Swe feel sure this was beca to visit this Department Higher Respectively, Don will be pleased to have yc 20 Dozen Ready-to-Wear: up to $1.00, now .... 10 Dozen Baby Caps was Dome sti Compare the following if they are lower, come to Best Shirting Prints, wer Best Blue Prints were 8: Boat Drill, was 8 1-3 con 40 Inch Homospun, was 8 Riverside Plaids, were 7': Androscoggin Bleaching, ATTOXrn oUXdL, YOUANU 'MW day "A of the candidate '' 4d we on reonded th delighted we lw oemt Of - that legal giw% Geo. LeRA F. You. Wd8an-& legal gant, aid what is fai more a go,u m e'te*""*,syFO --he- 6 nne- Oerhy genex . WMit - the comin g . "UP will linklb to Mt n The Guardian ages with the w"4 Chronicle that Gen. Youmans will rvm ud for the position that be is now sc ably filling. We don't look for a* oposiftion to this grand old citimer " and distinguished lawyer who bas ' done so muchl for his state. His ree ord is known and the people will de light in again easting their ballot the for him-Hnampton Guardian. of IU~Herald and News would be de of lighted to see Gen. Youmans elected rer. without opposition. It would be a r a fitting tribute to an able, faithful ue- official. at Mgt The abolition of the state dispen ,. sary will be postponed by just so long en- as the fight against it continues t< ich have the appearance of a bitter per ble sonal and spiteful effort to destroy the and discredit Senator Tillman. The is dispensary is weak, but Tillman im ry strong. Those who are fighting the dispensary ought to have sense ,en enough to direct their attack againsi ive the point of least resistance and steel een clear of the stiff place in the line ted They may wear out their efforts fight ub. ing Tillman and allow the dispensarl in to ,escape. The real prohibitionist. me. and anti-dispensary people ought t( in pray to be delivered from their foo m- friends.-Spartanburg Journal. ta- There are a great many times wber Ous it would be well to be delivered fron by your friends. But we scarcely thinl own tbhat in this ease there can be muel ust doubt that the statedispensary is to g utvery s-oon. The dispen-sary systen will remain f"r a long tUne as ocounty institution but as a state af ere fair the 14-ple have decided it- fat Aand it wij have t go an.d we do no tial believe Senator Tillman can save i uit or that he will make any great effor to save it. lingi ,ent The county dispensary will su: most of the counties as the bes method of handling the whiske t questibh but if there are others whei hers a license system under dispensar our re;rulations bet let the county have and if there are others where proh the timn is desired let them have it. Mal the countv the unit. LR eeI( 0' nd Summer M hie profits to -ti ds White Goods n,now. . .. ...-.... .. 8 1-Sc. yard. now ... .-...-.:.... .. 15c. yard. ,now . ., .. .... 19c. yard. ,now .... .... .......38c..yard. nlOW.. .........'.....10lc. yard. cents, now.. .. .. ..... ....9Oc yard. ry Millinery ant week's business' in this department, use the Prices were right. We ask you nd if Prices and Styles are not Lower 't Buy. Mrs. Hair' and Miss Plourney n look. Flats, bought special for this sale, worth . .... . .. . .... . .. 39c.each, 10 cent., now .. .... ......24c. each. ics. Domestics. Prices with any Special Prices made you us, If not, buy elsewhere. S6 cente, now .. .. .... ...41-2c.yd. L.-2 cents, now .. . .........4 3-4c yd. t4, now .. .. . .. ... ..... 6 1-2c. yd. 1-3 cents, now .. .. .. . ....6 1-2c. yd. -2 cents, now.. .. .. .. .. . 61-2c. each. was 10 cents, now..,.... 73-40, yd i looki oWer the Sh /The Heral' asw 1 1 wef ton April 21st of ayea a m t was published that the -a .6aok miMaGaers and the S*uthk*t way Wnd the C. N. & . ad a plan for the union depot at O rvw, and it was stated that if thA w&a agtee6ble to the eitimapsof., r would be nce , W understood 4along an was aceeptabl .he pedle ew V, Wt i4a thi iabnoet there ls';Cinh aw Pot The prohibitionists held a confer enee in Columbia last Thursday night which was attended by anti dispensary folk as well and it *asU d cided to inaugurate campaign ainst the dispensary and to make a tight in every county. The democratic clubs hare been called by County Chairman Cunning ham to meet on Saturday, April 28th, for the purpose of electing delegates to the county convention, which in turn will elect delegates to the state convention. Under the constitution of the party. clubs may meet at any other day during the week ending the 28th if that date does not suit. It is important that these clubs - should meet and organize for the reason that under our party machinery, clubs are voting precincts for the primries. And besides delegates are to be elee ted to the State convention. . The Spartanburg-Aiken railroad project lacks all of the elements of a dream. Those who are behind the scenes feel the utmost confidence. Spartanburg Journal. Newberry should look into this rail . road proposition and see to it that the road comes this way. Especially should we have connection from here k towards Augusta and Saluda and then the section from here towards Whit mire and Spartanburg would be great ly benefited by a road to Newberry and Newberrv would also be benefit ' ed. It i6 only sixty miles from here to AuguFta. but by rail you travel - about one hundred and thirty miles. This is. work for the chamber if t commerce. If the Glenn Springs t company is going to build we should t get in touch with them. If they are not going to build then we want to t take The matter up in another direc t ion. Child Had To Wait His Turn. e Success Magazine. V t A lady in a small Alabama town had occasion to call at the cabin of e her washer-woman, Aunt Betsey. While waiting for the article she - sought to be found she observed a f Ma erchandise. I ie windi and H; Umbrellas a A big lot to select from bought or, will bersold right, '*. Fancy Parasols, Silk; wrere $5.00, Fancy Pa asole, 8ilk, were $2.60, Fancy P'agAsols, Silk, were $2.00 Fancy Handle Parasols, were $1J~ rancy Handle Parasols, were $1 Fancy Handle Parasols, were 78 Congo Handle Parasols, were 65 Men's Self opener umbrellas, we Child's Colored Parasols, were 3 Silks and Dreg 27 Inch Jap Silks was 50 cent, 36 Inch Jap Silks was 60 cente 27 Inch PRoral Japs was )i.0O 36 Inch Blact Tateta was $ 32 Inch Bla Doss Goods wad I 8S'Inch Silk Otgandy was 36 0E 44 in ckCramMb 38 Inch lIeck *ol1ress Hats of these co rom -the Millinery The latest creat Eastor trade. Our Miss Faulki md will be glad .t C. & fI roolly head which appeared from un er the edge of the bed, and askeJ: "Is that one of your children Lunt Betsy I " "DeeA an' 'tib, honey," was-the eply. "What is its hame?" "Dat chile ain't .got no name yet, diss Rosa," Aunt Betsy said. "Why, it must be five or six -ears old; surely it ought to have a iame at that age," the lady said. Aunt Betsy nodded. "Dat done worried me a whole .ot, ioney, hit sho' has," she said, "but xvhut Ah kwine do? . My ole man, he ione used up all the good names on, di le dawgs, an' now dat chile des hat ter wait twell onie ob dem die, so he an git his name." Rev. A. J. Stokes. who was at one 14 tlne Iaswir (f the Newbeiry 3idtho ,ist church. died sudd'enly in -Green wood (in Friday. . NOTICE. The Fattory Democratic Club will meet 3londay night, April 23rd., 1906, at 8 o'clock p. m., in the West End 'chool building for the purpose of re organizing and such other business as may come up. T. S. Hudson, J. A. Seni President. Secretary. nifice order to ma dl1 These low nd Parasols. riglht and we will pledge oi~ lIsn now .. ........ .,$3 50'eah. now .... .... .....$1 98'each. ,now .. . . ...'$149 esch. 16, now .. .'.'... ....98c. each. .00, now. .. .. .. . .. 69c. each. cents, no*,.. .. ....49c. each. cents, nowr. . '39c. each. re $1.25, no~ .*. ... 98c. eaoh. 5 cents, now .. . .- .. 24c. each. as Goods That's Stylish, noy .... .... ...27 1-2c. yard. RIOW p. '..... ..39c. yerde togW.. .. .. .........5c. yard. 60 .. .. .87 1-e yard. 6cehts, now ..... ..19c. yard. ~,now .. ....... 22 1-2c. yarcd. deWAs 65 cents, now .. 46c. yard. se 4(1 cents, now .. 24c. yar'd. 1Rose, q pire Gree rs ef ithe lif a L g Co lors of selected i centres now on d ions of the Gage ier is with us ag > see her friends. S. MOWE You Don't Buy of Os We The lowest possible prices are the high SBoxes Favorite Iye.........-. i Boxes Star Jye . . . . . . . . . Lat Patent Flour, sacks . . . . . .. . w "t " WOOd.......... "4 " " 4 fancy....... sacks.......... 2nd " " " " " wood ...... sacks......... - "4 " " wood . . . $2,000 worth of Shoes, all kinds, Drummers under he sun to go at actual wholesale p: 2.5 lbs. Standard Granulated Sug.... 100 lbs " " " . Men's bet 10c. Socks 8c. pair 2 or. 15c. 4 j We sell for cash, we buy for eash. we sell Thanking you, one and all for past favor!, m't buy of us we'll both lose money. Sir Prescriptioo 1 Which we use are without exc We believe in PURITY. We constantly preach PURI We always practice PURIT' b cines. *' PURITY counts, and counts D Ask your doctor. 0 MAYES' DRUI I ~nt V ke room for c Prices. Shoes and ogfo Right prices, Ladies' Oxfords were $1.50, now . Ladies' Oxfords were $1.75, now. Ladies Oxfords were $2.25, now . . Ladies' Oxfords wore $3.60, now . A big line of Men's Oxfords at things in footwear for Children, in Special Prices. , Belts Bags Lace and i We find about one-half enough spl partment, and positively meah to et gardless of value.. Fancy Hand Painted Se1ts, worth uij Fancy Gold and Silver Belts, worth. Black Silk Belts were 39 cents, nowe Whiite Wash-Embroidery Belts worn Whit. Wash-Embroidery Belts, were Ladies Oriental Hand Bags,.very SWE Ladies White Wash Hand Bags, wern J,ades' large leather Hand Bags, wer About 2,500 yards embroidery was 8 All over emb'roidery and lace, 1Mv abind Wn 3AtternsI freshi. !splay. Hats; for our" ain th1s year,. 1l Both Lose Money.. set we ever charge. 14sten: . . . . . . . . . . . 6 . 2 cents. - . . . . . . . . . : . .26 . . . . .. .. . $490 . . . . . . . .. . 5.00 40 0 . . . .. . . . . . 4.256 . . . . . . . . . '4.50 .4.20 i. ... . ... 4.80 amples, the best Shoes ices. . . . . . . . . . . $1.20 . . . . . . . . . . . 4.-80 aor less. we .ill close by saying: If you Herely your friends, 3EoXE c1b X3X..AX.W aotehiols ption the purest grade when pr.eparing medi for much, In medicines. 3STORE. ................6.1 ricmes, tihet. lShes 4ates ices. .. .... .. .. .........e w.w. cos, noy saying , ou 6ce ntyyurfns,zo '.-.4 . 0. epthan the puestgad