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To the Girl Who Isn't Engaged. t IDon t h algg'essive aohtt it :1l4 til inlsist thatl Yoll e v et 111vt a tImIll youi woiid rica m ol II'IvIIINMI. l1ve11 I it' tllS is ti'11( k o, lr Vigoiolls lsse- I tions will leave the opposi(e impr-es-. sion oi the minds of your hearers. 1 Don't, Onl the other bandl magnify somie ch'il lish sweeth.ilearl ing into ali ear-ly "'ITfair'' whichIIh10h4S you 11ruet to its Iiulorv. \til <on't, above all I thlligs, invenl' a suispivillslY i<deal Iov-I ei wh-]to was killetIt in tie Spanish- Ii American wi'. 14-11 Lil t' I le 1 il i ll' l lil re lii Ie<taintaince'by buhln <1yIrem wit li persif'ication of tll the vir tiles as hero. Dlln'1 (11r41 va.-ue hitS ahouit a sle, c ret 1 4,m atIne wI i h v Ihilue a lIeo'. will tii ul Lt I)Ill *t pe eni re te 111. 11 voll tillk IIi ' ie lifi e .1 ' It, tin. n t will be-lie.-ve I h il ' p t-alid ti 'll (In 't beliv'e in i love: nI (ne will helieve this, vitier. ii i't r'e )4al'k t'L silnee m y milli all'- I rinles Ial'e iili I.N. Yti ll 0il1l't Ev re t4 riAk Suich a stell. such revaslon are w irl. Ih:IlI 11411tv. Dl on't r t I the illipressiin .1 Ihal t oill ak' w IV1*iI h it I IIIIIt I It'eI . br'illiaEnlt 't kwe s wll vall' i Ile (.ilh. \\Ihi.ll tII ac et-v l. 11 ntii El 't . it e till L l i lil I kl te i tra111spl itl revilIrks ibultll 1irl'st 1 i ' ter ' i s elit11 'rI S midter 2.5. 'Sitl ali vxvl-e is fo I' 'lm t i 'e tilipa t ola. l t 114 1'll i ll jiest m. 1 t II 1 Y ever lliet il 111.111 Yoll .4,11I1 cal.r. F"r . ),Illi cast fihlow Y4,11, It'es an1[( .ie 1 svintimnent.11 sigh. Illo wi I 1ou' mlitrl"-V I ' Itl ilL ei l straigIlt il thle all m, iti)i 111swet' l1er .L t'tilly t tillie Lis I t' 'illusies a t i t Le lit'anives a e y1 tivii L y1'1toIl 1ffir' s will i he felt inllac by th'at pi-rs"ln ot al Evlldva, It il , e p t Il y ' ve I. t i It ' is Yml ' - b talkinm- aiutt it. h h her u I I ril. .S1l11ly \- enlivallill' and a 1;1In , V lit'v witIh Ifil, o 11' r'ivI14 Is a1 lle 1 l'ev:s4 ll able Press. ,Pointed Paragraphs- t It isnl't I bit co lr to be I)n thel k shatty sidle (if life. I'lven' 111.11 likes t4, lvarti, bit lio II-n Iikes to beh To'l be at mlall is to be tile wqrry ol SOMPl W0111.111, to be i1 wol11all is to 1). t tl' I. T I 1 S(oIIlte - ial Il.1i Hle 1,411t' dt till it la y l ilt-g as a resil I S Oll cl It IIIi 1i sin I r Ill ( e. ItIIlM llt, sele aI Y4II0 r v11' elt IIIistis i . 11 4 ' cN i te(ill vllt w il t lit w Plowt s. E i v 1,If11 1htIt' D n'tilin -', that I11 41 will finally whip hyou enmY 'n<( that v he Th will "kt hin I -totl buy wen he il gck at1 himn.i It is Sill e'11,aritv livu'-ins alt 114-1111C. v I,S TakIte cal of complaint because charit; ties l1m[ be,.ill at h1oie. WIken a InAln gets married le i pit it) thtink everybody should giv iiin a present, but how he hates t ive wedding presents when li riends get ma rried.-Atchison Globi 'ternal gratitude is eternal slai ry. No ua knows enotigh to entiti im to ceeeit. If y.)ou wish no man to suspect, you eeret, don't have one. Wlei some people work they mak 1 1111i 'uss m1i are sOrry the: tarlted. It is i sign a sick man is gcttin, etr whle hie beginls to worry abou is doctor. bill. 'ley are about even-if you ait boy, it is the wood lbox; if you ari !-irl, it is tle- dishes. Everv tie' admits at the end o is life that le would have PrIOsPet d btt(er as an honest Ilian. Of what use are frienldsl IIn pI'o WINt y a man has no use fr theil; il dvINe(rsit thv have no u4e for hiir The in11T'eitn who is faithfiul is Mast er will niot have to wornr 111t his pelev be6ing k faiful U n11. It is be-tiei to waste a little tim Wndin w tiilIrenl's toys now thai ii shed liaiy tIars over t byem by 141-1)Yv. Notlihin daia.-.es the sound nor hIai the enioyineit ot a great ser it Witot tile em ploylent of it! mtivcs il sm1e ser'vice. W a deli.hiit fill 4,1d wilmrld tli: -ould he it fussy people would onll iSe thiri 1 tempers for keeps. Youri' life will le resistless witi wtn wlenl its reserves are with God. It's Ithe work you do and not thi -av vou stew that eounits. ion are not likely to find faitt -henl VOu arIe lookin Ii foI' flaws. What becomes if the autumn leave, lewm n.rss?7 Ieasifioally a Wise man makes foo 11mari'k.s just ti 1,o1o)l peilple. It pa.vs to bt hiinest-hbut tle pa) 1,1vii -m- tes ti the ather fellow. A. man who knows his place i! II mit oi' plave any where. h'le(t exPerience we buy is reall: It o1nly k ind worth tie price. I ~tis neoer know when to stol lkin. ult tli wise men alway t'.w when ii it Io begin. The Tittle Toe to Go. A 'cimparative anatomist says tha it' little toe has got. to go; that it i al' t-already showim k_Ins lit de(gienra filn Ilf withierin11 way. H is prmved tint tile hor'se. it We coure of sev'eral 'enituries, ha r4tpped 4u t's and now travels at it. and somtie think that mian's peda trmitiis aret' bwIound to fol1low a sim ar line of ev4u1tion. In the hIors is tle mitddle diu-it which has sur ive as tihle fittest. Tin man it wil' le th irst or1 grea'Ut toe. E ASK yraCUSe ial. It Turns Bei;ter, It Wears Longer, Other. ~eturn It to us. rnything fairer?, IBROS., your Hardware. m'mmmmmmemmi*mme| In no HurTy. Ani old citizen whio had been lien i pecked- all his life was about to die, 3 His wife felt it her duty to offer hini 3 such conlsolatioin as she might an(I a said: . "John, you are about to go, but I will follow yon.'' 'I suppose so, Manda, said tle e old mai weakly, ''hut so fur as I am coicerined you don't need to be inl any I blamed hurry about itl' L Dogs as Friends and Food. Tle Geruans love their dog. Thicy look after his health; they provide lhim bathing establishments furnishied C with every modern coifort-lot ald cold Water. vapor, douches, friction, ' Iley appreciate his character, his fI a delity, his fran kntiess, and they regard hiin as good; they like himt as a r 1rienld andot as victuals. In I russia - alone in olle larter 526 do-s were recently killed for food.-Froiml Le - .1otiral des I)ebate of Paris. Reason Enough. I tenlevolenit Old (Ientleianl (recSen ing oie sillall boy from the puiillel inl,g of I WO Otlhers)-What a you hurtin,g this boy for? 'lleeause lie made so Iniv mlis takes inl Iis arit metic tIlis Ilorinillng.' lut wliat business as t1hat of yoi''s ''Why, ie let us copy our anlswers -from h is. ('aliless t er c(intradictionil is de in11"nstr-ativo e Id' gIea t supi-iiiy or str41ng iteleet.-Zimmermann. Pointed Paragraphs. Wh'len thle opposing- attornley offers to compliromise it means that you have a good case. It doesn't take much of a donestic storm to sour the milk of hunian kind iIess. NotIlill"g swells a 111111 up so Imluclh as to Iiave a pretty girl ask him for intoriatlion. A watel shold always have a g01uar1d, otherise it apt to be) stoen inl anl un11tuarded momilent. AN ORDINANCE. Fixing the Rate and prescribing tile Time for the Payment of Town Taxes for the fiscal year 1906. BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and the Aldermen of the Town of Newberry, S. C., in council assembled and by authority of the same: That for the purpose of raising a revenue and in the exercise of the taxing power of said Tovn, the fol lowin.- taxes are hereby levied for the fiscal year endiig December 31stj 1906, upon all real and personal pro perty withil tile corporate limits of said Town (except such as is exempt from taxation uider the Constitution and laws of this state) upl)Onl the val nation thereof as assessed for taxa tion for the county and state purposes viZ: Section 1. That a tax of Sixty cents on each one hundred dollars worth of real anId personal property within the corporate limits of the Town of Newberry, in the State of South Car olina (Except suchl as is exempt from taxation under thle constitution and laws of this State) is hereby levied for the purpose of raising a revenue to dlefray tihe ordinary expense of said Town for tile fiscal year ending December 31st, 1906. Section It. That a tax of three, fourths of a mill on each dollar's worth of real and p)ersonal property withlin the corporate limits of the Towvn :f Newherry (except such as is exemp3t from taxation uinder the Con stitultionl and laws of this state) is hlereby levied for tile purpose of rais ing a revenule to defray the bonded indebtedness of said Town for tihe Opera HouIse. Section III. That a tax of twvo and a half mills on each dollar's worth or real and personal p)roperty within the corporate limits of the Towvn of New berry (except such as is exempt from taxation ulnder the Constitution and lawvs of this state) is hereby leived fo: thle purpose of raising a revenue to pay the interest on and create a siinking fund for tihe bonded indbshted ness of said Town for the water works and electric lighlts plant. Section IV. Thlat a tax of one mill on each dollar's worth of real and personal property within the corpor ate limits of the Town of Newberry (ekcept such as is exempt from taxa tion uinder the constitution and laws of thlis state) is hereby levied for the purpose of raising a revenue to pay the interest on the bonded indebted ness of said Town for the sewerage system. Section V. That all taxes herein imposed or levied shall be paid to the said Town in . lawful money of the United States, between the fif teenth day of October, 1900, and fif teenth day of November, 1900, and a penalty of ten per cent is hereby imposed upon, and shall be added to, all taxes in arrears. FLUE-CURING1MPH ROASTING IMPROI Flue Curing Develops the Found In Schnapps that There are three ways used by far mers for curing and preparing their tobacco for the market; namely, sun cured, air cured and flue cured. The old and cheap way is called air cured; the later discovery and improved way is called flue cured. In flue-curing the tobacco is taken from the field and suspended over intensely hot flues in houses especially built to re tain the heat, and there kept in the proper temperature until this curing process developes in the tobacco the stimulating taste and fragrant aroma found in Schnapps tobacco, just as green coffee is made fragrant and stimulating by the roasting process. Only choice selections of this ripe, juicy flue cured leaf, grown in the famous Piedmont country, where the best tobacco grows, are used in Schnapps and other Reynolds' brands of high grade, flue cured tobaccos. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO C( anl]d unpaid for fifteen days, a.1ind cost of said execution. Done and ratified under the cor- R A I porate seal of the Town of Newberry, in the State of South Carolina, this the third day of October A. D. 1900. Tennysor Attest: A. T. Brown, poem on it e. S. Werts, Aayoi. Rockefeller c Clerk and Treas.maeiwot _____________make it wortr LAND FOR SALE. States can tal As agent for the heirs-at-law ot it an "Eagle E John McCullough, deceased, I will A mechanic sell the following named lands of said deceased at public outcry before the watch spring. court house in Newberry on saleday take an artic in Novembr, if not previously sold BUSINESS. at private sale. The tract known as the "Pugh fers one for i Place," containing one hundred and works ten h< six and one-third (106 1-3) acre" $1.25 per d bounded by lan(s of John Cmusins, 13. C. Matthews and A. 0. Wise. vests in good : A tract of 26 acres, bounded by I have 429 lands of S. P. Crotwell, Luther Per kinis and Brown & Moseley. a niCe 8-roorr Terms cash. Purchaser to pay fox 7 tenant hous papers. ec.Ti Persons desiring to treat for thesefothmne lands at private sale can see me anyfrthmne time at Newberry. Do not forg James W. Elles.or, Want Immedia Agent for heirs-at-law of John McCullough, deceased. FREE 'f* "ffeers rom Kidney, Liver and "The lB Bladder Troubles! Other manufactur cers say "buy a bottle and if it doesn't =8...... cure we will refund your money.'' We__ say "take a full $1.00 size FREE bot tle of UVA SOL and if it benefits E you, then use UVA SOL until cured.'' This advertisement entitles you to a bottle of UVA SOL at A. J. Holt, Whitmire, S. 0. Only a limited number of bottles tunity to test. 'Uva-So O t12 NOTICE. One whol ive E Before letting Ot the contract' for Worry an< your new build- Bl ing see W.T. Liv- Evryooc One Far ingston. B esat A Few o Work. .Lowest ,,,,,s Firew< anad .Pet Stock prices, Raeing-5 Days *Animal Show. Lock Box No. 59., Wr( hug, Newberry. S. C F3r Foil lIfoni OVESTOBACCOLIKE IES GREEN COFFEE', Stimulating Aroma 'and Taste Satisfies Tobacoo Hunger Hundreds of imitation brands are on sale that look like Schnapps; the outside of the imitation plugs of to bacco is flue cured, but the inside is filled with cheap, flimsy, heavily sweetened air cured tobacco; one chew of Schnapps will satisfy tobacco hunger longer than two chews of such tobacco. Expert tests prove that this flue cured tobacco, grown in the famous Piedmont region, requires and takes less sweetening than any other kind, -and has a wholesome, stimulating, satisfying effect on chewers. If the kind of tobacco you are chewing don't satisfy, more than the mere habit of expectorating, stop fooling yourself and chew Schnapps tobacco. Schnapps is like the tobacco chew ers formerly bought costing from 75C. to $1.oo per pound; Schnapps is sold at 50c. per pound in 5c. cuts, strictly io and 15 cent plugs. )MPANY, WINSTON-SALEMX N. 0. ,STATE AND STOCKS. i could take a wcrthless sheet of pape-, write a md make it worth $65,000-that's GENIUS. an write a few words on a sheet of paper and $10,000,000-that's CAPITAL. The United :e an ounce and a quarter of gold and stamp upon 3ird" and make it worth $20.00-that's MONEY. can take material worth $5.00 and make it into ; worth $1,000--that's SKILL. A merchant can le worth 75 cents and sell it for $1.00--that's A lady can purchase a $1.00 hat, but she pre ;27.00--that's FOOLISHNESS. A ditch digger >urs a day and handles several tons of earth for Ly--that's LABOR. When a man or woman in -eal Estate--that's WISDOM. acres of land within three miles of Kinards, with residence with halls, nice oak grove, 4 wells, es, 75 or 100 acres of pasture land under wire s goc d fertile land, and I believe the best ?Iace I know of. - Terms easy. et, if you have some surplus funds on which you :e returns, I have some stock that will Interest you. J. A. BURTON, /lan Between" Buyer and Sel!er. trybody is Coming TO THE W6A-CAROLINA FAIR AUGUST A, GA Nov. 3 e Week of Fun, Frolic and Instruct ,ntertainment. From Monday to Saturday Inclusive, ber 29 to November 3 I Care Relegated to the Past--The for the Entire Week is Mirth and Merry-Making. is Invitbd to Attend the Big.Fair.% 0 Spent for Your Entertain ment. a for Round Trip on All Railroads. the Many Good Things Offered for Your' Fr'oyment: rks, "Fall of Pompeii," $ro,ooo Display. Poultry Bhow. Agricultural and Live Stock Show. Ho~rsek .Dr. Julian Thomas' Air Ship and Balloon. "Wild Beautiful 1Dancing-Girls. Two Big Brass Bands. ' Bull Live Dragont, from Panama. Lottie the Living Doll. And Much More to See and Hear--Don't Miss It. Io8tlon Willa W. 1 MOORE, Se'o Au.sa, Ga