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AWEEKOFGREAT Beginin.g Tu Those Hot Cut Pr Don't let Sore Competition bias more business than All Others; are no good, but take a fe, self. WE don't claim the E sold dry goods, millinery s to sell you- every article at Our t usiness for the past week w next week, we split the profit witi Dress Goods and Silks That's Right. 54 incb Mohair, black and blue, sale price 49c. yard. 38 in. black and colored wool Dress Goods, sale price 39c. yard extra value All the best gray and colored Dress Goods greatly reduced in price. 42 inch all wool Mixtures, sale price 39 and 49c. yard. 54 in. colored Broadcloths, sale price 89c. yd. 56 inch English Suitings, sale price 69c. yard. 29 inch heavy skirtings, sale price 23c. yard. 36 inch black Taffeta Silk, sale.price 69c. yard. 36 inch heavy Taffeta Silk, warranted, sale price 89c. yard 36 inch Heatherbloom Taffeta, sale price 33 cents. Ladies' Coats, Jackets.& Furs! We have good value here that we positively say you won't buy in any so-called cut price, biggest store in town. Come to the Right Price Store, Lower Main street. Millinery! Millinery! We want your trade and we'll give you values that you will be pleased with. Style, Quality and-Price combined are the t1ree essen tial points here. A new lot to arrive this week. To the First 100 Ladies Purchasing 5 A/ HAIR Ar AV APPEAL TO HEPBURN BILL. it makes the separation of the races on interstate trains illcgal and thai Negroes Want "Jim Crow" Car Law the Commission must render a deei Repealed and Make Appeal to sioni that will open all parlor ears, Interstate Commerce Corn- sleeping ears, and dining ears to all mission. negroes willing to pay for accommod ations in them. Such a decision will Washington, Oct. 22.-Southernth nlisctatwtemnil negroes who aspire to social equalitybearitolowheomnfthi with the whites are evidently deter- fmle otae ln,epcal mined to obtain a decision from theinle)igarwhea 'ltwor Ime rstnte Comamerce Commission nomgthv ethudroeocp to wheiheri the enforcement of' the e yangomn Hepburn railroad rate law will not abolish ''Jim Crow'' cars on inter-TesalgofaNth era state railroad trains and open up Lodsemrdrc rmBee parlor ,cars, sleeping cars, and dini--frCalso, S . n Ot . ing ears to interstate negro passent-maktebgingofheirte gers all over the South. gli asAlii.elnrsrieb ject mave lread beenrecivd maT e o h nsittion ofaly trvlicn ne"rocoiin onth Cmmisin t s,the South c thaoin wiemnio away ith '.Jim car an fra the allrowe oeno the im allegig tha the eparaioni t leepaiongo arwer to thate womar race on ntestat trauisisschmaagdt he beth seundree occpi discrminaion a is ade ilega by ua stegr man.ei tna the Hpbur la~. Thesecod Tw e imirs and a a oth Geroa of apetiion ignd bynegr r loyd someamter Nrterpot fro rr dentsof Mssisippi ouCaolia rhc hreysgton S. divr, ton othe Nort Carlin, Aransa, Forid, marks ote begintry. ofThe firt Cr Tennsse, ad Gorgi. Tsas:lar comms-Alilner isrice alto "Udewpesn comnditions orein u- te n teNho Europe and aSuhAanil tertae passeadygers aredemived. elruiaigol h otdsrb first passaeger arompele b Ch thettanoe.ohlegiaor sr nerairao aide n wthe Commonl mtloo h eefto ot a enforcw hpun as'Jm arw casoh as e olia te Sudotae ilo ualy fithy "Jim Coo'taear, andtaadaagsfoi,asmno areleied tals the sprgtio eafi theimgrnswoaivatCa brces in ling rsta ecainse isuc alovrteouhwevrte . thiriminatio Ths is ad iolo tega l)pruieby ffrd heet teHepburn law. rTe law,n wihashetosearsev wi r vote ofpbcans wan Dhemforatmrue ilte' ~ifk TnCness, and Georich vets ayus oeideed: fth;Nrl boeyrsth poweners tofre deiequal fprsh ifrterpsegru tred aengesae.oplldb reihsevcanthriso oi raylawerisi what ae commolyta fti mlilln ~~e rf tkenobwn laCw ears,o thoinio ale ohrrglrlnswl s usual ftilth and~st uncomfoale, ta ae rm te oa~ >i ER VALUES Uthe esday, Oct. 23 \N ice Sales in Cold your well trained minds; tha that the So-Called Side She w moments of your valua arth, neither that WE arE hoes and notions Right in the RIGHT PRICE, Lower thar is greater than we expected anc you. wwome to tp Domesticsl Domestics! 40 inch heavy Sheeting, Sale price 6c. yard. Best Apron Check Ginghams, sale price 5c. yard. 40 inch Flanneletts, dark, sale price 8c. yard. Best Outings for cold weather, sale price 8 1-3c. yard. Good Outings, sale price 4 1-2c. yard. Best blue and red Prints, sale price, 4 7-8c. yard. Good Prints, sale price 4 1-2c. yard. 14 yards good, soft bleaching, sale price $1.00 $1.25 White Bed Spread, sale price 95c each. 15c. Kimona Cloths, sale price 10c. yard. White Table Damask, bale price 22c. yard. Red Table Damask, sale price 19c. yard. Notions, Hosiery, Belts, Rugs, Collarsand Combs. We have just received a big lot of these notions that every well dressed lady can't do without in all the leading styles and colors in cluding Beeded Belts, Rugs, Plaid Belts for Ladies and Misses Bead Necklace. The best lot of Combs in the city, Hosiery for men women and children in wool and cotton. See the Peter Pan Purses at 23c. each. D c. or more cash we will give a 25 c. iRD, The Rig ports. Negotiations are already un- If a man is unable to stand p der' way for a regular line between perit.y he should sitI downi and give The sulspic'ious manI i keeps one SAM JONES WAS RICH MAN. onl his neighbor, but the wise1 keeps both eyes on himself. Loft Estate Valued at About One UTnless a man is willing to1 I Hundred Thousand Dol- chianices he niever takes anything lars. - ~ t hat happens to b)e lying around le -Chicago Newvs. -- ~ ~ TWhen a girl has (0l(d feet she Atlanta, Oct. 20.-- Rev. Sam P. tendls it is her ear.s. Jones left an estate v'alued att some-C Good habits are mostly keel thing like $100,000. Mrs. Jones al- trom being found out. ready p)osHssed a handsome estate, A man could do a lot of work and it is thought that she will haveo half the energy he uses I rying to somehn~~g like $200,000. out of it. 1Mr. ,Jones left life insurance of It's a mighty poor' lawyer who $65,000, payable to his wife, of which not. draw a will so) that he and -threwerto plicies of $1 0,000i rest of thlemi wonl't hazve to figh~lt each in thle T1'ravelers of uIat lord, it a ft erward. anid onle p)olicy of $25,000 in the The way thle world dliscoI vered M utu al Life of New York. All t hre appearanc-es are deceit ful was of thlese policies were placed thIiroughl watc'hing how women look u.t hi the Atlaint a representative of the anud when t hey go cal lingi.. compame(s. Tn addition to the life insurance, Mr. Jones left to his wife other pro'p' Charleston Gala Week. erty orthabou $30000.Military dlay of Charleston's 0Th er Gala Week will be Novembe To the Fair and Return. Teglal otanlhadevi -rTh C., N. & L. Railway will selltedI h feno.'h round( trip tickets from Newb)erry to mutwl ae Tlc nM -Columbia and return on account of sur n h orwl lle( Sthe State Fair at one fare plus Seven-thnubrosuashtete 3 ty-five cents for the return trip,.ots,bt il rbbycm -'Tickets on sale Oct. 20 to 25th and a .0ocok fe h - for trains scheduled to arrive at Co-nontteleofmrh viJot - jlumbia before noon of October 26il.upaogthernia tet - Igood returning until Oct. 20th,~ in-afe )sigthCividnof E elusive. This includes one ad,ission tehaal ilb lsiSd to the Fair Grounds. rpisrcie rm oto * For further information phioi N~o. cmaist h niaint ''or call on J. WV. Denning, Agent. th gurmonitscean - lHe wvho has no faith in himself is lieytonerhects,an helsie obcmeasccsn a l- sucnso the exhibrnoon The ai Suro. amount2 will tke cpaes n Ma i Th rav an fealessman ur est nd wilhe rer wlepend, be i aes t ~thre arl an tus the f t e 3fsds in~tande t avids he ~tsh I ~roath.3 'otck.egmet ft the gi - A wse ma ~ atempt ho unt The ie ofee march wrth ot - hii~.,ef ou of roube wih a o mpin ouand tIte cinitation woi scrw.hee gand intet i.rai [IHT PRICE STORE, e Start one of Weather alues t one store in Newberry is doing w Stores on Lower Main Street ble time and see for your a the first people that ever Newberry,but we do claim i the Lowest . I to make more business for the le Right Price Store. Underwear, Underwear, Wool and Cotton. Our line of Knit Underwear was bought very low and is complete in sizes from the infant wrap to extra si-es in Men and Ladies' Vest. A good Heavy Fleeced Man's Vest, sale price, 85c. pair. Good Ribbed Vest for Men, sale price, 24c. each. Knit Skirts for Ladies, sale price, 33c. each. Shawls and Fascinators. We bought these at 50c. on the dollar and will share the profit, take a look, come early, will be on special sale Tuesday until t;old. Big lot Umbrellas to close quick. Special price on every one. Shoes! Shoes! Leather Shoes that will wear or your money back. A full line of Rubbers for Men, Women and Children from 11 up. A good Dress Shoe for Lady at $1.24 pair. Children's Shoes at the right price. Boys' Knee Sui s and Pants. We are strong here, and will aave you 25 per cent. on every pur chase. Sizes 4 to 16 years. ;ilverine Hat Pin FREE For the Asking. ht Price Store ros- Each company entering the guara rc fln,siut nNwer his m founlt is required to send a detail of Cutyi adsae n en h twelve men, end shortly before the tato hc h aeMs .M eye exhibition the officers will bold anSer(l(1sidadpoesd,t nanl______________wt alta tatcnLmn it ake TAEOF SOUTH CAROLINA, hudetsaic,meorls,bnd else COUNTY OF NEWIBERRY. edoworfrrlbyadofMs 'oq COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. CupX.A)'is (5cSu n Lee Ga ffniey, Plaintiff,r. oefll(eciltino pr-Iowr Gaffney, Janmes Ruthlerford,l)tofth smeni(e)y1. eer )igArthur' T1ucker, Pick Oladney, 0. DetysreoonNvmr O. Gregory, Rtufuis Maybin, Gleinn 8h 84 vith Mabn E d Oglesby, as Trusteierm fl.CshPrhsrt get Trinity Churchi, Defend(anits. l~ o )Pr-I h em fsl By virtue of an order of the Court aentCm)idwt h adwl m herein, I will sell to the highest bidderhersl athe ikofhe istpr before the Cour't House door at Ne,w-cae,o h aeo oesbe berry, S. C., on salesday in November, ictscs y,io;saeer . 1906, wit hin the legal hours of sale, 0 1 housn thatL all thait lot, of land lying and being *ug fPo)t,1niei ony situnate ini Newberr'y C~ounity, Sttle of .c omne ouhCarolina, eonta ining (''e acre, _________ more or less, and hounded biy lands of [Lee (Ia ffncy, by lands of Sallie Gaff- AL 01HE I S'Ai. ney, and by road leading from byles'Tetneritd 'ilslatpbi Ford road to month of Tyger' River.otcyitNcbrvCutIisen Terms of sale. Cash. Should the Sedy thdyo oebr et -eat- purchaser fail to comply on the day lrn ea or f ae h olw r 7. of sale, the premises to be resold at lgdsrbdlnsI h ono I be purchanser 's risk. Purchaser to pay Nwer,S . i l htlto iard for dleed. ln otiigoead tet-i irn H. H. Rikard, hnrdh ce oeo eshud 11p0n October 8, 1906. -Master.edblosf e.S.owrC.J the_________PuclanMr.MP.ivnso enrd STATEl OF SOUTH CAlROLINA,--len h elistt fTeCrln r COUJNTY OF NEWVBERRY. iken IN COURT OF PROBATE. M~Cm~i.''tspoel a adJ. W. Peterson as adlministrator of h odi osadi opaso ro e estate of MrsL. N. M. Sper de- indo nlafe coe 6h ow eeased, and in his own right,196 Thomas E. Peterson et al-, Plain- ersosa:On-idofurae that tiff vs mnyi a4,adtermidri s to Jessie L4. Peterson, Defendant,. w qa ntlet aal i n the Complaint to sell land in aid of it. ~oyaswt neetfo a eady personalty to pay deb)ts, etc. fslategt)Ccntuilpd,t liar. JPursuant to a decree of the Court h eue ytepoisr oeo iides] in the above stated cause, I will selll)1Caer nd am tg eof r tome Iat publice.outcry, to the highest bidder msssl.Prhsrt a o tate. at Newberry C. i ., S. C., on salesdayalppesndrcdng ilpet- in November, 1906, being the 5th day yodrfBadofDrcrs 11 be of the month, during the legal hours JmsA utn forsuc saes,~4eflloingdeCribed resid ae,nt ben tho~ue 4rc o.hihte ae r. .M