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One Soli 01 FUN AND I Free. sTRHB9T FAIRj Newberr Commencing Dec. 1st I The K. G. Bark< will pIt on the best carnival ever seen in and recommended b The Shows ar TE LILiL SxOW, the only show of TillE OLD PLANTATION and GEOR and forget your troubles THE OR1ENTAL 'iEATRE - People best show of its kind on the road. Ther( galli one tacks." ROV)ERTA and the Electric Theatre, a class assortment of moving pictures The IINDOO MYSTERY, where you derful acts The VAUDEVILLE SIHOW--Aligh clas ASA, the Snake Charmer. The FR RIS W H EEL, the Tiip to the SA MSON -A fine collect ion of ''ropiea anld weighing 3 0 pouinds. ind Prin.sns. 2 boa constrictors ai'd arc s:l d to 1 e respe DOLLI ETT, the smallest iotIer in thi weighs 36 pounds, aged 2.1. The baby is born, 12 pounds now. Rollins Trained Wild Animal Show. Mitchell's Venetian Glaws Blowers Liberty Electric Palace. Katsenjaminer Castle. FREE ATTT Prof. Monsulla. the champion high wir< Profs Scarti and SiHverlake. wonderful Mile Rus ell, Slide for Lif.- at 2 10 an( The E. G. Ihrk(ot Italian Cori(ert Bar FREE Exposition of M< Remember the date. I A Fascinainde1 - where Good Things OiAn tecounter a SCome Jon and L.00l sales will take care of' Yes, we have the best line o shown in Prosperity. We have Post Cards and Toilet Articles a We sell other goods also. Yours for more bu THE S AtIalltic Coast Good Service. ules, Throus and Pullman tween East ar For full inforry W. Jen d Week iMUSEMENT! Free. N CAIVAL -y, S. C. Nov. 26th t( nclusive. )ot Carnival Co this city. Every show ii high cla press and public., e as Follows: the kitd in America GIA MINSTR EA.S. wheie you'll lau from the far Eastern countries--tl you will see Mohammed Ali, "ga 11 run by electricity, containing a hig ;ee people from India presenting wo a for Ladies and Children. Sky. Snakes including Prince, 28 feet lor 5 feet long, weighing 250 lbs. They a :tively 15 years of age. world. The mother, 28 inches hig 1i months old, weighed 4 pounds wh< ACTIONS: wa!ker at -L.3t! 1). n. and 10.30 p. Im. casting actors at 2.00 p.m. and 7.30 ).1 9 8) P. In. d every aftem noon and night. >dern Wonders FRE V4ov. 26th to Dec. I st. HtL AV stoelt is the een--____ a village store, re sold. ca.te t cargues for ti The svdene, the IIRGECO.. Jewelry and Watches evi all the novelties in this ln s well. siness, S BIRGE CO. Line Railroai Quick Sched hOoache: Sleepers be idl Florida. iation write to I. CRAIG, r Traffic Manager, Wi1mIngton.. N. C. FLOOD CRISIS PASSED IN COWLITZ RIVER RISE No Loss of Life but Much Live Stock People Camping Out in the Hills. Portland, Ore., Nov. 16.-Report fron the Cowlitz river region tonighi i'ndicato that the crisis of the floor situation has passed. The waters which swept the river clean of al shingle and lumber property. inundat ed the surrounding territory anm flooded the towns of Castle Rock Kelso, Ostrander and Olequa, driving the people to the hills and higi grounids, began to subside at nlooin. While destruction to property wa: great on both sides of the river n loss of' life has been reported. Muel live stock, however, was lost. Ma1N persols Ire still caiping ill the lilh tonight. although most of the refugee: have been able to reach tle homes ol friends onl high ground. A drizzling rainl fell today and it less these ptople canl get to places of shelter soon there will be great sut is fer~1inlL. Stealmiers have .0lne upl) tihe Cowlit river to 'iat her uplt tihe hoieless ani trsan'ier themil toi pilaces (it' safety' aI A l itrainl o the Northern Pa ei itii left Kalamia t1his afternoon to Swotrk its way as far into tile flooded h reIon as possible. The flood water has swept Cowlit> river clean. it.is said, not a log or boll of shilies beingi left. The loss to sisamiutoingO ETA HilIONINUN ith he nbr and slin'le mills. will munt to iiny11 thiousalds of do] .ers The fIlid in Castle iok waslied Vaway w or three litIse. but dilt Iess datla'e 1thanl1 was first reported North Wakamla. Wash., reports that danuntte to I he extent of $200.000 wa dore by the Ilood. Destruction in Seattle. Seattle. Wash.. Nov 16.-A !eavv rajinit'a1ll WediesdaY. 2.48 inches ib E tu""' o"rs,.ti"d a Chlintook windt whtiel Iellted reeit tresh sl ws ill the Cats eade l1ut '1l1t aills. comlliin'. simulltanleouls l. are tle caises or the most disas trous flood in the Iistorv of the Pu1e Sotun( re,,ion. The valleys of the White. Duwamish, Cedar, Green Stiek, Black and Puyallup rivers ar( undter water. flooding 200 squarc miles of territoir. All traffic ove: tle Northernti Pacific and Taoe,'ma Seattil i t 1te1it rban linies is at a stand still. Six pelsonls have been drowined. I'Thte .rrevatest loss by the streams t< Ite noth has been done to tle lum hering! intferests, where m1illionis o. I' of' l''s anld sIthingles bo1ts havt been 4arlie41 into the -sound"I anld out t( -.eii. iin-ds oI liani 4 houses am villi124es' :11o s ed ill the secole 14riis :nli man riov nss are ione ht-s. 'lTe lo'ss to lhe Noirtheirn Paci ri'ame will r"eh .$150.000). :ti thti total loss int thet dist rict will runit t hl f I a mtillIion. GOVERNOR D. C. HEYWARD ISSUES PROCLAMATION nlor' fteywanlii on Satm'dlay issued hi lows: In accordan(lt tce wvithI a wise antd time Sannuttally set aside otne day as at do; iif' IThanksgriving~ and( pralyer'. Thti cuOis tomt hats a deep) an ittiml'ial mean ing., a mteaning whtich should eve abjide in the hearts otf thotse who ob serive t his daiy. Nowv theref1oreo, in fnll accordatte withl this eitstomt anid by virtue of le gal etnatmen t-also', [, I). C. 1Heyward TI'hitrsdauy, Novemibeir 29th, as a da; Io(f VTa nksgivintg hndt prayert'l. Antd I rieommtnid to all th eoop1 of thtis s..le nt thatt dayt to assembhl Sthemse'.lves in thleiri place'ts oft worshtir and(Ili in'hapy and( grateful communio: ariountd thle hearthlst ('nes of htome, als to give thanks to Almtighity God fo thet leosditgs whuich H is prov'idene and( His tender1 tmetrcies htave voutlh safted iiito ius as it people. Let the hope be ittdiilged that tlti 3 day will be hallowed b)y that lov - jwhichl nlhould fill grateful htear'ts an that frnm htomes antd htearts may rad .iate thec charity v.htich alike gracioul ly blesses those whlo give even asi does those whlo receive. Given under my hand and the grea seal of the state at Columbia, ou capital, this seventteenth day of No vember', in the years of our Lord on Thousand Nine Hundred and Sia anid of the independence of the Unit ed States of America, thte one hun dred anid thirty-Clirst year. D. C. IYWARD, Governor. By thte Governor: J. T. OANTT, * ' Secretatry of State. Three ways are used for curing and preparii bacco for the market; cured, air cured and The old and cheap way cured; the later discove proved way is called flui In flue curing the tob from the fields and racl< especially built to retai there subjected to a con temperature, produced L heat of flame heated i brings out in the ti stimulating taste and expert roasting develol coffee. These similar pt to, both tobacco and cofft ing and stimulating qual ularizes their use. The quality of tobat much on the curing proi kind of soil that produc pert tests prove that thi R. J. REYNOLDS T STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Annic L. Glymph, Plaintiff, against Mat tic IC. Glymph, in her own righ and as administratrix of the goods chattels, rights and credits of A. Y W. Glymph, deceased, Robert Glymph Ernest Glymph, Jno. F. Glymph Hughst. C. Glymph, Walton N Glymph and Grover C. Glynph, De fendants. By virtue of an order of cour herein, I will sell before the cour house at Newberry on Salesday i December, being the 3d day of sai< month, the following real estate ly ing and being in the county and stat aforesaid: The "Home Place'', containing on hundred and forty-five (145) acres more or less, bounded by lands of E A. Rawls, the Epting place and th Suber place. Also all that tract or plantation o land known as the ''River Place' lying and being on Broad rier con taining tw~o hundred and twenty nine (229) acres, more or less, bound edl by lands of Tom Adams, L. N Blair and Mrs. Frank Smith, th. -tract including the island, wit,h twen ty-nine (29) acres. Also all that tract or plantation o Sland known as the '' Sallie Blackwel - Place'', containing forty-two (42 -acres, more or less, bounded by land of Jeff Lane, estate of D. B. Glymp and estate of R. E. Bell. Also all that tract or p)lantation o Sland, con'taining forty-six (46) acres more or less, bounded by lands o Eliza Brown, the Epting place an. -A. Y. WV. Glymnph 's home place. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser t pay for papers. -fH. H. Rlikard, Master's Office, Master. Nov. 12, 1006. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF LEXINGTON. IN. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Partition. Naney . C. Long, Ella J. Corle3 SFrancis M. Connelly Alice M. Doir e' iniek,--and Frank C. Corley, J. Davi e Swygert and RI. L. Connelly, Admir -istrators -of the estate of the J. MA Long, deceased, Plantiffs,. Against John Wesley Swygert, Lillian Ev SSwygert and Wilbert Earle Swygeri -Defendants. In obedience to the Decree of th Court herein, signed by Hon. R. 3 Memminger, Presiding Judge, an t dated November 12th, 1906, I wil r sell to the highest bidder at publi . outcry, before the U1. S. Postoffice in the town of Presperity, S. C., dur ing the legal hours of sale, on Tues day after the first Monday of Decem bor, J.906, being the 4th day of tha said month.. All that piece, parcel or' tract o: land, situate, lying and being in the County of Newborry in the Stati aforesaid, formerly owned by C Adam Long, and known as trtact No.] mix tutse 'M by farmers tobacco, p ig their to- mont regi namely sun sweetenin flue cured. any other is called air and has iry and im- juicy, full cured. tobacco hi icco is taken prefer Sc :ed in barns cheers mc in heat and tobacco, a tinuous high Schnapps >y the direct -one che flues, which, until the >bacco that there are aroma that pounds o >s in green populatior ocesses give tobacco il ie the cheer- those stat( ty that pop- yet been A ioc. :co depends economic2 :ess and the plug of ch es it, as ex- per pounc .s flue cured and 15 cei OBACCO COMPANY, W of the Wheeler place, containing Oin Hundred and Thirty-Six acres, Imor or less, and bounded by lands 0 George Wheeler, J. W. Lindler, Natli an 1-. Wheeler, and tracts Nos. 2 an t 3 of the Wheeler place; the same b( ing conveyed to him by J. B. Feller J. P. N. C., on February 27, 1893. Also, All that piece, parcel or tra( of land, situate, lying and being i the County of Newberry and Stat aforesaid, formerly owned by ( Adam Long, and known as tract No. of the Wheeler place, containing eigl t ty-one and one-half acres, more c less, and bounded by lands of Gcor Wheeler, NIthan 11. Wheeler, an tracts Nos. 1 and 2 of the Whec place; the same being conveyed I him by,J. B. Fellers, J. P. N. C., o February 27, 1893. Terms of sale-One-half cash, ba. ance on a credit of One year secure by bond of the purchaser and moi tgage of the premises sold, with leav to pay all cash. Purchaser to pay fc Samuel B. George, Clerk of the Court. Messrs. Efird & D)rehier, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Lexington, S. C., November 12, 190( AN ORDINANCEI.. IFixing the Rate and prescribin )the Time for the Payment of Tow Taxes for the fiscal year 1906. S BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayc and the Aldermen of the Town ( fNewberry, S. C., in council assemble and by authority of the,same: fThat for the purpose of raising reeu tind in the exercise of thi taxing power of said Town, .the fo: lowing taxds are hereby levied for th~ fiscal yea;r endig Diecember 31s1 1906, upon all real and personal pr< perty within the corporate limits c said Town (except such as is exemi from taxation under the Constitutio and laws of this state) upon the val untion thereof as assessed for taxt tion for the county and state puripose viz: ~,Section 1. That a tax of Sixty cent -on each one hundred dollars wort s of real and personal property withi - the corporate limits of the Town o .Newberry, ini the State of South Cam olina (Except such as is exempt fror taxation under the constitution an a laws of this State) is hereby levie , for tlie purpose of raising a revenu to defray the ordinary expense o o said Town for the.fiscal year endin; .December 31st, 1906. Section HI. That a tax o? three Ifourths of a mill on each dollar' worth of real and personal propert; "within the corporate limits of th -Town of Newberry (except such as I exempt'from taxation under the Con stitution and laws of this state) I Shereby levied for the purpose of rais ing a revenue to defray the bonde4 indebtedness of said Town for the SOpera IHouse. Section TI. That a tax of two ant n anial mill on ach dollar's, ,..r.h o rown in the famous Pied Dn, requires and takes less g than tobacco grown in section of the United States a wholesome, stimulating, tobacco taste that satisfies inger. That's why chewers hnapps, because Schnapps re than any other chewing nd that's why chewers of pass the good thing along wer makes other chewers, fact is established that more chewers and more f tobacco chewed to the in states where Schnapps 3 sold than there are in :s where Schnapps has not )ffered to the trade. plug of Schnapps is more LI than a much larger ioc. eap tobacco. Sold at 50c. I in 5c. cuts. Strictly io it plugs. INSTON-SALEM, N. C. o real and personal property within the e corporate limits of the Town of New berry (except such as is exempt from taxation under the Constitution and laws of this state) is hereby leived fo, the purpose of raising a revenue to pay the interest on and create a sinking fund for the bonded indebted ness of said Town for the water " works and electric lights plant. Section IV. That a tax of one mill 3 on each dollar's worth of real and Plersonal property within the corpor ate limits of the Town of Newberry e (except such as is exempt from taxa tion under the constitution and laws of this state) is hereby levied for the p wurpose 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 r the United States, between the fif teen t 1 dAy I Oct ober, 1906, and fif leenth day of November, 1906, and a pecnalty of ten per cent is hereby imposed upon, and shall be added to, all taxes in arrears. . Section VI. That the execution is sue according t.o law for the collection of all taxes fines or penalties p)ast due and unpaid for fiftleen days, and cost g of said execution. it Done and ratified under the cor piorate seal of the Town of Newvberry, rin the State of South Carolina, this f the third day of October A.; D. 1900. d Attest: A. T. Brown, Eng. S. We'" Mayor. Clerk and TV. ~ ,NOTICE. Before ,letting the contract for your new buiIc& ing see W. T. Liv.. ingston. B es t Work. Lowest prices. Lock Box No. 59.,I Y SNewberry, S. C 8 NOTICE!* We want every man and women in the United Staten interested in the euro of Opium, Whiskey or other drug habits, either for themselves or friends to haves one of DIr. Woolley's books or\.tkeso din eafoe Wrt Dr. BI. Md. Woo11y, Atlanta,