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1b per~p ,q 'wan~ is the planter I proqcss of' flue, firing, prodhing and .develophng4h' t4mlat af th bacco n n 9eetal ad Ini iedmontC bacco belt, which popn rizes the chewing tobacco habit. R., J. Reynoldg Tobieco -Company's actorieo - rQ located;, in- the famoub, iedmont flue-eu;ed. tobacco belt, the finds"4hewing tobacco section kiioin', n the 'o:id. - This kind of tobaceo re-' quires less sweetenhig ti : please cliewers than any other tobaepu grown. The 'ComiPany 'k location en ables: it 't9 seegre -the choicest selee tion 'of this flue-cured leaf, Nyhich are maiufactured 'under the personal sup ervisioni of mnent who have made the' selecting and blending of this parti cular kind, of tobacco for chewing purposes their life study. The Reynolds' 'plants for the man ufacture of Scehqapps, and other of its' brands of chewing tobacco, are oper ated largely by machinery, i1i the most hygienic manner, and reveal a system of cleanliness that would do credit to a model household. The old adage of "too many cooks' hdlds good in tobacco manufacturing. The Company has reduced the handling of tobacco to a minimum. Automatic conveyers take the leaf to the brush ing machines (specially invented for the Reynolds Company), where, by an ingenious process, every leaf is .brushed and cleaned. After this brushing and cleaning, the tobacco drops into another conveyor and is carried to the -,wPtPninV ynno-1na where the sweetening is applied an tomatically thereby insuring a unifor mity and cleanliness impossible by the ordinary method; and thus, with the idea of cleanliness always para mount, the tobacco is conveyed auto matically from one ipachine to an other, throughout nearly the entire process of manufacture. , The pleasant and appetizing aroma of the tobacco leaf used, and the cleanly methods of manufacturing caused visitors to the Company's fac tories to expreience their first desiro to chew tobacco. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. IN COURT OF PROBATE. J. W. Peterson as administrator of the estate of Mrs. N. M. Speer, de ceased, and in his own right, Thomas E. Peterson et al-, Plain tiff vs Jessie L. Peterson, Defendant. Complaint to sell land in aid of personalty to pay debts, etc. Pursuant to a. decree of the Court in the above stated cause, I will sell at public outcry, to the highest bidder at Newberry C. H., S. C., on salesday in November, 1906, being the 5th day of the month, during the legal hours for such sales, the following described tract of land, situate in Newberry County in said state, .and being the tract of which the late Mrs. N. M. Speer died seized and possessed, to wit: all that tract containing sixty (68 46-100) eight and forty-six one hundredths acres, more or less, bound ed now, or formerly by land of Mrs. Chupp W. Abrdms, Jesse Senn and others. A more full description of which will appear by reference to a plat of the same made by F. Weber, Jr., Deputy , surveyor on November 18th, 1974. Terms of sale. Caish-Purchaser~ to pay for papers-I the terms of sale are not complied with the land will be resold at the risk of the first pur chaser, on. the same or some subse quent salesday, upon same terms. 0. G. Thompson, Judge of Probate, Laurens County, S. C. A Giood Piano IS ALWAYS A SOURCE or PLEASURE; A POOR ONE AL WAYS AN ANNOYANCE. YOU WOULD FAR BETTER GET A GOOD SQUARE PIANO OF A FIRST CLASS MAKE, EVEN IF IT IS A LITTLE OUT or DATE, RATHER THAN GET A CHEAP UPRIGHT. WE HAVE SQUARE PIANOS FROM $75.00 TO $200.00 AMONG THEM ARE STIEFF, STINSIWAY, KNABE, HAZEL TON ETC. WRITE QIIK. ALLt ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDI TION. NSOUTHERN WAREROOM: NO. 5. WEST TRADE ST. CHARIOTTE, N. C. C . H. WILMOTH, MANAGEBR. Is in better fix t try over, search upper Carolina that the peopl money to buy dreamed of. N enough to vote, New goods arri and hunt up Mi n0 uitJ Co Silk and Dre W do not hesitate to say th portion of the State, and was towards capturing the Silk an we ask of you is to take a sea us show you, you will soon I Goods, embracing all the new naugh cut price plan. Big Sale 800 Boys' Knee Suits, age 7 choice of any in the pile thl 300 Men's fine Overcoats, $' 200 Men's Fine Overcoats, $ 100 Men's Fine Overcoats, $ 300 doz. Men's Fine Hats to A Big Cut Price Sale of The biggest single shipment of U other three stores can show such Mimnai There is not a strc business t Clothing i O0 all K The best values we have ever g fat- and near, they make their we and,fixed determination to underi 350 Men's fine suits, worth $xo.< 275 Men's fine Suits, worth $r2. Hunt NAUGH )OOO4 o.do busi*ess than any oth the towns and recall the p can you find a stock of n e throng by thousands t goods at low prices tha o accumulation of odds ar L ut everything in the t ig s Ved the past week and still rnnaugh, the man who brol ds, Millilqery ss Good Department. at our collection is the jargest in the upper carefully selected as to style and with an eye d Dress Goods business of this section. All ,t at our Silk and Dress Goods counter, and let be convinced. Tremendous stock of Black weaves, and everything marked on the Mim Boys' Knee Suits. to 16, worth every cent of $2.00, take your is week for.$1.39. 7.50 kind, to go at $4 98. 10.00 kind, to go at $6 98. 15.00 kind, to go at $9.49. go this week at half price. Men's Ladies' and Piilldren's Underwear, nderwear of all kinds that ever hit Newberry. No an immense stock, nor can they match our prices. ugh is Doing nger or more up-to-date shoe de :> the square inch than this depa *One customer tells another about Mimnau BIG CUT PRICE SHOE ao cases Mon's every day Brogan Shoes, $r 39 kind, lea 25 cases Alfred Dean's best Brogan Shoes, the $r.75 kin :oo cases Children's Shoes 49c., 75c., 98c., $1.25 and $:, 25 cases Ladies' Fine Shoes, Pat. Tip, lace, $1.50 kind, 25 cases L. adies' Fine Shoes, Pat. Tip, lace, $2.0o kind, --o cases Ladies' Fine Shoes, Pat. Tip, lace, $2.50 kind, -5 cases Drew Selby & Co 's Lade' Fine Shoes to go al All Drew Selby & Co.'b $2.50 Sh'oes to go.s.r $i 98. All DrE W Selby & Co.'s $3.o0 Shoes to go at $2.49. All Drew Selby & Co.'s $3.50 Shoes to go at $3.00. 350 pairs Men's fmne Shoes worth $3.oo, and some in the We sell more Shoes in a day than most of the Shoe dealc 'or Men and Boys| inds-Second Floor. iven are now being offered in this department, From ~y to this big store. I entered this fall with a full eil every concern here and we are doing it thoroughly. ~o, all bunched on a big table, your choice $7.419. ;o, all bunched on a big table, your choice $9.98. laug h's Up The. Big LE*ADTING STORE WIT .OQI er concern wawb lace you have se e-i, ierchandise to equa o this great bargain n the little side stor id ends, outlawed a Ptore brand new. C they come. Hitch t <e up high prices in Ciothing Big Cloak Departm Twenty five hundred dolla of Cloaks, Jackets and Ca landed. You all know w the Cloak and Jacket bus the town. I buy direct f makers and plank my monf that's why I've got them all on the Cloak business. ) got them skinned iT little side show stores ( Main up to the old time h on upper Main street. Yc astonished at such a pile o Misses' and Children's Here you find every co style that's popular, I wil our Jacket for less price' ouse dare name. the Shoe >artment in the up-coun rtment is doing. I'm sel gh's Shoes So then the Ball is Ke E S/ALE THIS WfEEI< Is for this week for 98C. pair. d, special fo,r $z.85. 50. $r.25 $I.49 pair. Sr 98 Palir. cut prices this week. lot worth $3.50, for this sale $2.49 a pair. rs of Newberry Bell in a m THE MILLNER You should buy your hat at Mimnaugh' matchless for extreme moderation in pri< edged. Day after day we are proving o tion not to be undersold. Every hat cre lines of Fashion, with the finest material which makes the Hat look like it was mi this week for every occasion Mimnaug Mimi Cut Prici H IS TOCK erry. Hunt the coun and no where else in I this. Its no wonder center with plenty of es of Newberry ever ftyles, hard sizes, old ise after case of new ip and drive to town I|IU 01 ijU 0 . ent. rs worth p%S just ho does iness of rom the )y down, skinned es, I've Um ine >n lowe, as been u will be f Ladies' J ackets, lor and I sell you than any Business! try or one that does more ling piles of them. pt Rolling. Y DEPARaTMENTi. ;, because the styles and values we sell are e. Our reputation is widespread and gilt ur supremacy, (lay after day our determina ated here is worked out on the most exact s and yet there is always an artistic touch de for you, and you alone. New -II'ts shown h leads in stylish millinery. iaugh's e* Store.