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YourL AT Newberry St< FIRST CLASS WO I have recently purchased t Modern Improved machinery. Laundryman, has charge of the assisted by competent help, wh that the best laundry work can enterprise. E. Paronts Send Your Orangebtirg C01 Address For atalo no. Ora~eb1~g, - -- - HEALTHFUL LOCATION, C STRONG FACULTY, ART, Fi BRANCHES, MILITARY D: AND TYPEWRITING, ANC AND GREEK, SEWING MODERN LANGUAGES, F PENSES MODERATE. W. S. PETER FRUIT This is the season for have a full supply (all E jelly glasses. Also rubl us supply your wants ir GEo. D. DA The Seller of Go( A CENTURY For more than a hundred PRINGS MINERAL WATEF ousands are ready and willing cy in all diseases of the Livei Physicians Patients Del Everybody I Drink Glenn Springs Minera .nk this water and be restore< Glenn Springs Company 21.st Making 21 HUND] -HOICE TENNESSEE nd While it Lasts to est Patent $4.6 est half Pat. $4 est Meal 85c. tc est Grits $1.75 Don't pay any more, don't be si long, save money and buy from us Our immense stock of spring goc les and fancy goods and staples, 01 -ng novelties in millinery. Come a ight thing in prices, style, quality ly cannot beat us, we don't mak ou up on balance, people gettir nd looking out more for No. z. C orty years experience counts so:1 on' t you forget it. PROSPER Founded NEW BERRY Courses leading to the degr< Mechanical or Electrical Eng Very inexpensive. Renmarkabi teinber 26. For illustrated Ca JAMES A. B. .aundry L1m.e It" -&. 'Want It" THE )am Laundry RK GUARANTEED. he Newberry Steam Laundry. Mr. Geo. M'Lay, an. experi entire mechanical department, o will be pleased to show you be had in Newberry by a home r. CARLSON, Prop. and Mgr. legiate Institute Ytur Your Boys So-cth. Carolix.a Iad Girls. )NSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ve Courses, FULL ENGLISH SCIPLINE, STENOGRAPHY [ENT LANCUAGES, LATIN AND COOKING CLASSES, ENCH AND GERMAN. .EX SON, President. JARS! putting up fruits. We izes) of fruit jars and ers for fruit jars. Lei this line. Prices right. VENPORT. )d Things to Eat, OF HEALING. years the merits of GLENNI Z have been recognized, anc to give testimony as to its effi , Kidneys, Stomach and Skin Prescribe It. 3end on It. 'raises It. Water and keep well; if sizk [ to health. Glenn Springs, S. C. CAFR, RED Barrels of thai FLOUR Just Received Go at 95l Every bbl. .20f guaranteed. ushel. Sack. ,itched off by argument, come righ1 ds arriving embraicinig all the novel ir Mrs. Moseley in the North select asee us, we are prepared to do th &c., for ant all round bill you sim e a cut price on one t'ning and burr g educated and opening their eyei ome and see us and be convinced ecthing, we will treat you right and rrY. S. C. COLLEGiE AChristian ses of A. B., B. S. and B. S. ir ineering. Modern equipment e health record. Opens Sep talogue address SCHERER, President, Newiherry RS C. BRYAN's WISHES IGNORED. Endorsed in Illinois, But Sullivan not Kicked out. Peoria, Il1, August 21.-By a vote of 1,038 to 570 the Democratic Con vention to-day placed upon the table the request of William J. Bryan for the resignation of Roger , Sullivan from the national committee.- Despite the fact that Mr. Bryan had de clared that lie did not wish to be endorsed unless Sullivant was repudi ated, the Convention declared him to be the one and only capable of lead ing the Democratic party to victory in 1908. The endorsement of Bryan, and the tabling of the motion calling foe the resignation of Mr. Sullivan came at the close of a most exciting session of the Convention, in which there were several fights and throughout which confusion reigned supreme. The com mittee oii resolutions declined to re port a plank calling for the resigna tion of Sullivan and the debate fol lowed upon a Iotion in tihe Conven tion by Judge Owen Thompson, of Jacksonville, calling for Sullivan's resignation. It, had beenl agreed that each side should have tlorlyfive minu tes in which to preseit its Side of the Ccse and 'Juld"e Thomlpsonl wvas the( first advocate of the cause of Mr IIyanl. lie aroused the hostility ol Sullivan's friends by tile nsparing manner in which he dwelt upon th( last Democratic Convention at Spring. field. He strode up and .down th( platform, his face white with wrath and his form shaking with intensit3 of felling. His (austie criticism, finally lost hi tl(he Par of the Con vention anld lie might never have beer able til coninlde h1 is speech. if Sulli. vail hld n0t. prsonally requeste( quiet. Sullivan. who folloWed ''1omnpso and who was tle first speaker in hi. own bwhilf, declared that the call fM i. ryan had belen poisonc agains hii and that. the demand fol his resi-gnationl sprang" froml his per sonal enemies. (eat feeling was displayed or hot sides durinlg tle debate and a times personlalities of a disagrecabb character were made ,by variowu speakers. -The end came on a motio, made by Ex-Congressman Kern, o Beliville. that the re(Iest for the re signation of1 SlIllivan he laid on th< table. Feeling. 11urinig tle roll cal on this propositionI ran very high. POLITICS IN EDGEFIELD A Baconian Description of the Count: Campaign Meeting. Ed-gefield Chironicle. The Campaign meetings at Roper and Rehoboth were perfunCtory an< uneventful. We were preseit it Rop ers; and as a social gathering, it wa delightful--friends .Ad old acquai tanc~es meeting and having a go Lime. The b)arbecued meats, hashe and sauces were the best we hay seen or tasted in 20 years. The poli tical feature of the occasion w~as sa< andl melancholy. The Rev. Presto1 B. Lanham was chairman, and presid ed well. We rather pitied him, fo the chairman has to stick. Ev'erybod; else can and1 does wvandler, but th chairman has to stick like a porou p)laster. Thet canididaites ought to lpa; lie chairman big money. Mr. Nichi 6lson and Mr. Williams and Mr. Car son spoke. Tn the main, they sai, what they' had said before. Perhap Mr.* Williams' disp)ensary warpa in was a little redder and more lurid Mr. Blocker and Suprevisor Self an< Mr. Quarles spoke. School Comisiii sioners Nicholson and Holland spok( No audi(it ors or treasurers or commis sioniers spokle. Mr i. D eVore was a sent in cou rt, anil sent a fetcrhing am' regrretfuil letter. Congressmen T.ools and Iliare spoke. soaring up into hai'2b est heav~en and dleseepdling into thIi place oif dleparted spirits. T1hese ad dresses, except Mr. Nicholson's, wvhiel came first, were made to nine scrub by pine trees and nine deaf old meni The pines groaned. It was extremel; funny. At. Rehoboth, there was quit a crowd- and good hash again-ami rreconc(ilalble mineral .water. Mr Robert A. Cochrait presided, an stuck heroically, inspired with a sensi of manly diuty. And Counity Chacirmaam Rainsford, both at Ropers and Relic hothI, nailed himself to the cross ii sublime sense of dluty. We call t' mind, however, that omice, at Ropers we caught.him hanging on the flank; of the crowd, and flirting with tw< pretty dropst.itch girls in a buggy Their fluffy wvhite sleeves wer4 tight ened around the elbows with liaby blue bands and hows. We do no blame the p)leasant cotmty chairmar These meetings, as political meetings are profoundly uninteresting. Ther vet remains one to be ''pulled off"' the one in our town on Thursday o next week. And then, after cne mor week; the great day of judgmduit, ae eampanid by a na -heeand /as, NEGRO AOLDIZA1S MOVED# To Oklahoma. Go Troops Which Mad( Trouble in Teubs. Washiigton, August 21.-The no gro Federal troops have been ordered out of Texas. Instehd of going tc Fort Ifinggold, which is about 10( miles up the RIio Grande from Fort Brown, the battalion of the 25th in. fantry has been ordered to Fort Reno Oklahoma. This action is in accord ance with the direction of the Presi dent, and also is irecomiended by Gen. McCaskey, commanding the de partnent of Texas. By direction ol the President also, Gen. Franklit Bell, chief of staff, will make f thorough investigation of the whoh Brownville affair and report to th< President. Fort Brown is to be abandoned. Th( company of the 26th infantry, whiel was sent there to-day will not sta) very long. Its duty is to pack up al the movable Government property which will be shipped to other posts when tle troops %will be ord&cd away As 11lhe langluage of the order wil state, Fort Browii will be temlporarill abandoned 11n1d left in charge of I caretaker. which is the usual coursi hen any lilitary.N. post is abandoned but it is understood quite well tha the temporary ahandonnient: will b, permanent. The investigation now under wa; will be continued by Major Blockson and the war department authoritie state that every effort will be madi to find out the facts and fix the re sponsibility for the (listurbance am that any soldier found guilty will b pinished. Columbia's Dispensary Profits. A bstraets complied in the office o the auditor show that for tle fisca year. he'inniing July 1, 1905, and end in . 1 e :0, 1906, tle city's actuia i-receipts 4of cash pirofits from the dis I penlsary am11ouinted to $71,184. Duinn tile sameiv twelve monthlis tle eity;'s 1r ceipts I'oi the Comliptioller GerIIIeal office for the school fund were $3, 027. Symposium. Life. " Push. " said the Button. "Take paihs," said the Window. - "Never be led," said the ePneil. 3 " Alwys lep cool, " said the Ice. ' "Be up-to-date.'' said tle Calcr dar. 691Do business on tick,'" said th Clock. "Never lose your head," said ti Barrel. ."aiflke light (f everything," sai the Fire. "Do a driving busness," siad Ii H Iammer. _ "Aspire to greater things," sai . the Nutmeg. _ "Never do anything off hand, isaid the Glove. "'1e sharp in all your' dealings, said( the Knife. "Trnust to your stars for success, saqid the Night. "DI o thle work you aire suited for', said1 the Flue. roct a good pull with the ring, saidl the D)oorbiell. "Find1( a goodl thing and( stick I it, s%aid the Glue. "Make much of small things," sai th le Microscope. "WhVlat is the secr'et of success? as'ked thle Sphinix. 'Strive to make a good impre: sion," said1 the Seal. BARBECUE. - We will give a first-class biarbiecu at HLalfaere 's mill, five miles fr'oi - Newberry, on the 7th of .Septembe. 19063. I lCverybodIy is InivitedI toI come an1 - enioy' thle day~ mad (at ai goIod dhinnei T.' T~h. Ruff. Attention Veterans! .. The Confeder'ate veterans are re .quested to moot in the different town Sships Saturday, August 25, to elc a township repr)esenltative whose dat. I will be to elect a pension board I'o .1907. Sp. mi. Towniship No. 2, Mt. Bethel, 3 p. a .. Township No.; 3, Mt. Pleasant, 3 1 ,Township No. 4, WVhiitmire, 3 p. n ,Township No. 5, Jalapa, 3 p. a 'lTownsh~ip No. 6, Longshor, 3i p. nl Township No. 7, Chiappells, 3 p. a .Township No. 8, Ujtopia, 3 p. m. Towvnship No. 9, Prosperity, 3 p. n - Township No. 10; Jolly Street,, 31i m. . Township No. 11, Pomaria, 3 p. n These representativos so elected ii a meet in the auditor's office, Monda: .. September 3, at 11 o'clock a. Jn.t r elect a persion boaird andl( peni commissioner for the year 1907. ..- W. GI. Peterson, . Chairman County Pension Beard. "THE WISEST ] Another Endorsement for Pac ment of Poli The following letter. speak Wiley Wells, now of Santa Moni nent and favorably known ls sound advice to insure NOW is ful consideration of all who read Santa t\ PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INS Los Angeles, Cal. Gentlemen: I am in receipt of your letter sand and twenty-five dollars (I declared upon my twenty paym( matured a few days ago. You upon your prompt and very sati: I fully appreciate the varied lit lows: First.-Total cash surrender vs $2025) $5150, (Being $647 more than pa years of insurance free, whicl would have cost $2589.) Second.--Insurance Fully Pa dividend of $2025. (Being 45 per cent. of the tot Third.-Insurance Fully Paid fc Fourth.-Cash aunual income per cent. of premiums paid 1 free, valued at $2589.) For a number of years my ex companies was very unsatisfa< luctance and much misgiving I tive to persuade me to apply Mutual, I am convinced now, hc vestment I could have made at t years ago, I believe to be just as r upon actual experience, espe NOW. You have kept faith N manner and your honest adr commendable. With a feeling of satisfactio with wishes for continued pro Mutual, ROBERT NORRa Office over Post Office SensiblE BUY WHERE THEY GOODS FOR THE O. KLETTNI Ils Newberry's Girei ,, Convincing proof car many customers. All claim. No deception a No misrepresentation < " Only a fair and square ness methods. Our *yours Give us your tr aI It will result to mutual| JCome, Let Us See iO. KLE' The Fair and AtIalitic Go ast Good Service . Quic Through OoE Pullr between th< Flor IFor full infor, Passeng INVESTMENT" ific Mutual's Liberal Treat: Cy Holders. s volumes. For years Mr.'*C, ::a, was one of the most promi twyers in Los Angeles. Hib timely and worthy of the care his letter. lonica, Cal., June 19, 1906. URANCE CO., containing check for two thou ;2025,) in payment of dividend mnt life policy No. 14519 which, are indeed to be congratulated ;factory settlement. )eral options offered me as fol Lue (Reserve $3125, Dividend .d in premfums, besides twenty i upon a non-participating basis d for Life $5,000 and a cash al premiums paid.) ir Life $7940. for life $610. 15. Being 13.5 >esides twenty years insurance perience with certain insurancr :tory. It was therefore with re that I allowed your representa for insurance in the Pacific wever, that it was the wisest in iat time. What was true twenty true today. My advice, based :ially to young men, is, insure vith your patrons in a generous rinistration of a sacred trust is n and gratitude I beg to remain sperity for the grand old Pacific G.WILEY WELLS. IS, General Agt. Newberry, S. C. People CAN GET THE BEST LEAST MONEY, ER'S STORE test Bargain Place. be had from any of our will substantiate our r fictitious advertising. >r scheme of any kind, deal, and honest busi interest is linked with ade and we assure you. cenefit. Your Smiling Face. TTNER, iquare Dealer. Line- Railroad :k Schedules. tches and nan Sleepers 3 East and ida. natoin write JL CRAIG, er Traffic Manager, Wilminon, N. C.