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IA Mother earth never being du 1into. ML little to substantiatv abused as in a grea watch THIS STORE we hold one, and ju neath the surface o take you long to sif goods are side by s sales and the genul First of all the lime goods now being sc this great sale too r If there's been any errors il facts. This sale of Copelai who appreciate true worth, seems like telling you som4 dents occasioned at this'sa has gone forward with sucl every body's eyes. We've,, revolutionary, stupendous. are 1 O.to I the answer will in the history of Newberry annals of the.town. - It will out upon the mercantile hc There are but nine more dc with the closing of the last I may marvel at them now. $ ' NOTIOE. . SUBMERGED ( The Factory Democratic Club will meet Monday ni:ht, April 23rd., 1906, The Experiment of Fir at 8 o'clock p. In., in the West End Buried Under N School building for the purpose of re organfzing and such other business as London Spectator. may come up. The most curious ex T. S. Hudson, made with a piece of or J. A. Scnn, President. Por'tsmourth, England. ' Secretary. erected in the harbor v' mark. On this an Am the 110 pound pattern Quality and -Stock flyamda The gun was then loa coreduring the time few hours later, wvhen ti target were both cover ito a depth of six feet, fired by means of electi ''aimed at a target,'' ar that there were tv c on s i dle r ed, I have o n.l esl h bfrthe cheapest lineladietybhnth of side Combs in New- wspae nytet berry. I am sure that psdo a em you will find it to your ioretomkth interest to bs myvlerbeaseto thre diechlehi thicea Also ve a bauti-rane if nthefblc.e bh waslac ofnlysetentyl Beads.the effect of the shot mered gun as beasa wode toakge wase ande incouhsa thiea inotos''ack.,' if ouDo't uyofUsWer-lloggdhl indi The Qwet posibe prcesare the courese tee cbalgw 8Aoxso Favie aeaut--.akeif.ot...lc.e.b 4 BoxesStar Ly...a....of.thes..-.he... ak 1st. tateetfFcour, sacks.ot wodeooretwad 44 4nd4thrangy,.and.the.1 -saickis"bckn,"t 8B6 es avoitL. .oad. ... .... 1 4Paen Foursacks...... .. .. .. .. .. .. ... 21noy.bs. .t.ndard .Or. . .l 2nd -te S a.... .. ......... Men' he i - wood . .ai 2 r. 15. . p. ......, $200 w ort of sh, al kinyo ash wrumes for les le'e Tharking yett, oMne al 'fr pa favors we will close b don't buy of us-we'll bet Ie ni6 ey. Sineerely your friend IH THE SURI yielded her treasures of ich talk won't stand digg i the word pictures. Th4 t many stores. But the; ith hawk's eyes. They st like it, too--they go u F words, however, invesi t the grain from the chat ide. We're speaking of i ne one of Copeland B light of comparison at o >ld in the Forced Sale. nuch, for boasting is a gt ri our description of this sale it is ii ,id Bros.' stock of Dry Goode, Cloti and each succeeding day seems athing you already know, and wer le, it would be to diparage your m h tremendous bounds. We have I sacrificed profits and co st i-n a wE Ask anybody you meet "whethe be in the affirmative. This sale w It will go on record as having ati go on record as having served bar >rizon as transcending every othei tys of it, and it is our determinatic page of the last chapter of the For Respectfully yours, -LL GIL\ R usic all Week. Watc] MUNS. right on through both sides of the vessel, making a huge hole, through Y< Ing a Cannon which the water poured in torrents. rater. Taken altogether, the experiment was Ai an entire success, demonstrating, as it tic did .the fosibility of placing sub- ia periment ever merged guns in harbors in time of in dnance was at war and doing great damage to the an A stage was Ivessels wvhich an enemy might dis- me rithin the tide Ipateh to such points for the purpose an tstrong gun of of shelling cities. ar' wdand moae- THEIR WEAK POINTS. th t-all this, of cc of low tide. A The Fears and Superstitutions of ed ie gun and the Some Famous Men. thi ed wvith water .. the gun was All great peop)le have had their N -iity. We said follies wvhich is anotf- way of say- ai but the facts ing that all have thei. nak points. of 'o targets, but Dr. Johnson, with all um~ philosophy, ft or this special was not without a superstition. He qp being the hull was- veiy careful not to enter a room A Griper, which with his left foot foremost. If by r< target and in any chance he did so lie wvould imme- di e target itself diately step back and reenter with R -five feet from his right foot formost. He wvas ter- te It was comn- ribly afraid of death, too, and wvould nplanks and not suffer it to be mentioned in his thick. presence. e. 1I old Griper in- Julius Caesar, to whom the shouts boiler plate of thousands of the enemy were but riveted to the sweet music, was mortally afraid of .0 eet range with the sound of thunder and alwvays sexpected to wanted to get underground to escape la Ste water. Oli the dreadful noise. en target, the Marshal Saxe, who loved to~ look g Ad vessel hull- upon1 the ranks of opposing armies, from the sub- fled and screamed in terror at the s -startling. The sight of a cat. ieed through IPeter .the Great could scarcely be o boiler iron tar- persuaded to cross a bridge, and ices and driven whenever hie placed his foot on one f ic ball passing he wvould cry out with fear. Like the .........great man lie was, lie tried to over- t1 e eme his weakness, but lie was never le Money7. able to do so. And Byron would nov- o er'hel ayon to salt at the table, . .. .eers-any salt werie spilled he would imme $4 0 :iatly et.upand leave. 5.00 6.0 'Why did you leave your lastj1 . . . .4.25 place?'' asked the lady of the house. . . .4 450 ''They quarreled too much, mum," -''4.8 said the cook. ''About what?"' ''Gin t Shoes orally the cooking, mum.' '-Milwvau kee Sentinel. . 1.20__________ . .. . 480 Thme business of a cradle manufae turer Is rocky, but p)rofltab)le. sayig: I you Many of our best'-home ties look FAC.EOF. diamonds, gold, .5 ng into. Beneath 3 word bargain is y must be in line must hold their wc sone better from 1 -igate, compare, 'twi f. There can be only :he so-called bargair ros. The comparis nce clearly shows th We don't want to la in whose kicks hurt r the way of understating r Aing, <.tc., has enthroned itse to make the highest possibli e we to dwell upon the enti amory. No wonder the fam( aken no half way measures y that seems almost beyon r they've shared in the CopE ill be on record as the most i racted mightier crowds than gains absolutely without par r trade event the town of lN n that Copeland Bros.' stoc< ced Sale. If you wondered ( lRE & epresenting Cop i for Big Yellow Si Niagara FaAls In Danger. th's Companion. According to the fi of the SEC nerican members of the Interna nal Waterways Commission, Which a been engaged for a year in study- SU P the conditions at Niagara Falls d the tributary Great Lakes, im- F diate action b)y the United StatesF ad Canada is required, if the falls to be preserv'ed as one of the ners of the wvorld. The report of e commissioners gives dletaileda nt of the 'corporations nowv engag- Qet ( in the development of power from falls and estimates that the total antity of water to be taken from S agara River by the works already thorized amounts to 27 per cent the average discharge over the It Will b ls, and is more than double the iantity which now passes over the merican 'falls. The commissionera ~commnd legislation to cheek the S C version of wvater and President osevelt has sent a special message congress urging such action. OffiCe: Facts About Mexico.Cr.B odrn Mexico. There are ten volcanoes in Mexico. Mexico has a coast line of over 6, 0 miles. Mexico has vast deposits of onyx Bette d marble. Mexico has fifty-nine lakes and reat lagoons. The area of Mexico is about 750,000 Easie uare miles. I Cotton factories in Mexico employ er 25,000 people. The ''valley'" of Mexico is 7,500 et above the sea level. Mexico is about ten times larger san Great Britain. ....._... The traveler in Mexico is seldom t of sight of mountains. Thue rainy season generally lasts om May to September. There are probably 300,000 men em- W loyed in the mines of Mexico. Mexico is the richest mineral coun-* W ry in the worldl, not excepting Peru.* v The largest state is Chihuahua,* vith an area of nearly 90,000 square niles. Quantities of sulphur are mined in 5 C 11 he craters of several extinct volca-- 5 F uoes. A Any man who has a lot of money 3an .unord to write poetrv. for a liv-- S oilver,. etc., without, ts surface there's lignified here, not these fellows who uld-be sales when :heir talk. Dig be 11 pay, for 'twill not one opinion when the is of other special :n is truly odious. e superiority of the ud our success in more than its shot. ither than overstating the if in the favor of the people a notch of attendance. It iusiasm and exciting inci- I ) of this great Forced Sale to bring this sale before :l belief. The offerings are land sale" and the chances mportant mercantile event any other happening in the allel. In every way it stands ewberry has ever known. must be reduced by half at the bargains before, you CO. eland Bros. gn. RITY LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO. -wrm mnan, M. C). ies the best Facilities or Saving Money at a Profitable Rate of Interest: or Building by lustallment: or Buying Land: or Borrowing Money on Real Estate. ne of Our ECURITY CONTRACTS And Be Convinced of its Value e the means of your Saving Money and accumulating a Fund that will buy Land or Build a House RITY LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO. JAMES N. McCAUGHRIN, Secretary-Treasurer. yce & Adams Sts., Newberry, S. C. STEEL ROOFING! than Shingles, Cheaper than Shingles, Lasts longer than Shingles. r and quicker put on than any other roof. ~e coming roof. Come look at it and get prices. SUMMER BROS. rescriptioli f4aterials : ch we use are without excepticn the purest grade* e believe in PURITY. e constatntly preach PURITh'. e alw/ays practice PURITY when preparing medi RITY counts, and counts for rnuch, in medicines. I sk your doctor.. iA' ES' DRUG STORE. $