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P re a r Uny Man.
Adoehia Ledger.
6shington, .4anuary 23.--The el
e to the'- tragedY. of ''Tillni
Wit," -ws delivered in tle Se
this afternoon by one of the at
ers: of the troupe--' 'Gumah
Up.Stone, of Missouri, to the
va of ''-Twas anly a Joke." T
tist fr6m Missouri explained wl
_ offenicb should have been tak
Ahat Tilman had to say yest(
in his speech on the .rownsvi
ithout. assuming to pass crit
pon the production,'" he sa
garded it as an effort at fa(
ess. That it was only good i
hunior I take it is evident frc
manifest impossibility of 1
icing a Highland fling oi top of
0-iail fence without touchi
jround, or walking upon eggs wil
out breaking the shells.
'But although this first effort
umor was not a shining success,
ope its author will not adhere
s resolution not to try againi. TI
rt effort created such a stir the
no telling what -he might acco
sh with 'a little practice and so
ing of the tone. If he adheres
intention to quit, who can t
-t a light the senate has snuff
a light that might yet warm I
'd. I urge him to again and agt
jinate the Record with the se
tiols of his wit. Otherwise th
o -telling how deep a grievar
rity may hold against the S(
e development of Tillman's fat
to a tragedy was a complete s
e to its author. Since the beg
of the Brownsville debate lie I
more and more the estrangem<
his party colleagues whliclI
ition to President Roosevelt 1
lt about. It affected him dc
id lie pondered long how
restore himself to favor w
How Democrats. At last Ie
that the best way was to m
od-natured funny speech, cra
v jokes and laugh away i
e affair. With that in view
work to prepare his farec. TI
week ago, and every night
ed on his great pr6duction.
ery night his old friend, I
tor William E. Chandler, Iv
)t and bled with him throu
ate bill campaign of last ye
some time in his company, I
dier den-ies that lie had ai
to do with the creation of 1
tragedy. Other help did co
however, from the distingui
-Senator who now preides oi
olemn body. It was Fairbau
supplying the quatrain abI
acred Cod of Massachusel
'e the Adames vote for. Doi
id the Lodges walk with Go
ed1 the Tillman suspici
dhe farce was sure to succe
in. the belief that lie was ab<
as lhe said, "adld to the gayi
ionus,'' Tillman rose to readl
6tion. He fulfilled his promi
ith a result so overwhelmi
ot even the cheerful reass
of his celebrated sutpport
shoe Bill,'' could templt fr.
bday a single smile, andi
fell on the tragedy-that-w
to-be-a-farce without anoti
rom its author.
DOGS IN ALASKA.
Ative Mongrells the Indispen
ble Burden Bearers.
native (log is known as I
ic '' or ' 'malamioot '' and is
el-oe-mhlf timbmer wolf.
for his work. HeI is heavy s
or his work. He is heavy a
a thick coat of long hair,i
us to cold andl with just cnou
nm his nature to make him re
dager to go, and with a suffici<
re of dog to temper a fierconi
s, treachery wvhich might a
imes does become dangero
is is understood-in fact, ca
tiidiba and watched by t
and those qualities whi
themselves in fidelity a
a are encouraged by ki
,while the wolfish side
re is quickly and effectu
*by numerous wvhippin
QIShave not yet learned
sel ves by barking, a
ie. they. can make is
It is a rare oenrrer
ite a human being, I
tamong themselves
provocation,. and it
ruon sighit for lbalf
ja to hold a pite4
'nl street of Ia
tofcold ivter 'i
* ~~to flghtl9t
Sthe .mhbirsjp
Tli '*if natilre manifests itself in
their tiii6ing pr;1openisities, and all
al food iutst be ''cached" out of tiheir
reach A hungry ''huskie'' ltill open
a box of. canned beef with ease by
biting thiough the tin.' He will lia
A. before the door of a tent or cabin,
,n, pretending to be aslee'p, when In real
n. ity he is waiting for a chance to ran
ar sack the kitchen. One day I, saw a
os miner's dinner wrecked by his own
e- dog, a splendid, big, wolfish fellow,
be who overturned a pot of beans 'and
ily in the most unconcerned manner
en walked off with the hot -bacon in his
ir- mouth. No matter what depredations
lie they may commit, severe punishment,
so as to cripple or kill them, is out
ic- of the question, on account of their
id, great value in the transportation of
le. supplies. It is an inferior dog that is
a-. not worth $40, and many of them,
say their masters, "are not for sale."
ny
a Stonies of President Cassatt.
ng Mr. Cassatt never lost his teiper
I- except under the greatest provocal
tion.
m His consideration foi qthers was
I shown once on a train where be was
to not known to conductor or brake
us nan'. The i train caine to a standstill
ire owing to some triflinfg accident, and
m- after ten minutes Mr. Cassatt asked
ft- the brakeman if it was not customary
to to send ia man back with a red flag
ell to warn trails behind. The brakeman
ed admitted it.
he
li ''Then why don't you do it?'' ask
ed Mr. Cassatt.
ire ''If you will mind your own busi
ice ness,'' was the reply, ''the railroad
m-- men in charge of this train will at
tend to theirs. We know what to do,
'ee and want no interference from you.''
When Mr. Cassatt arrived in the
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
ihe hunted up the station master and
s related the circumstance. The sta
Mt
tion master started to have the brake
118 man discharged. but Mr. Cassaft re
ias trained him.
-p-I
le ''-Don 't do that.'' lie said. ''Just
itl call him into Voi oflie and tell him
le- lie ellssed the president, and that
ke hereafter lie should be more polite
ek to passeigers.''
he Andrew Carnegie wa's the biggest
lie receiver of rebates, it is said, on the
Iat 1Pennsylvania road, -when those favors
lie flourished. A fter Cassatt had given
his word to the president that they
,X. had ceased, Carnegie came to see
ho about it.
.gh ''Of course,'' Carnegie is reported
ar, to liave said, ''this relate matter
mit does not apply to Inc.'' -
ly- ''It certainly does,'' answered Cas
he satt.
Ine "What, no rabates?" asked Carne
h- yie. .
Zri )''Nof one," replied Cassatt.
ks I Carnegie leaned over. ''11'' have
mtt the rebate or I'll build a line of my
ts, own.''
ig- "You can go to hell," said Cassatt.
,'' This answer is historical. Carnegie
on 'did go West and it was through him
ed. that George Gould succeeded in get
mut (ting the Wabash into Pit.tsburg.
rty - -__ ___
uis Ought to be Goed for That.
se,. Young Father, (at department
ng store) -I don 't know exactly whtat
ir'- to ask for, but I want something for
er', the baby to cut its teeth on.
>mn New Salesman-You'll find thme
he files in the hardware department on
is- the sith floor.-Chiengo Tribune.
Loer - ------ -
Pointed Paraigrapns.
The man who has made a faihwe' ini
any line of business nev'er has a veu:y
good opinion of the man who started
ma- i. tho same line at thme same time and
made it aI sui(ccss.-Atchtison Globe.
he NOTIOE TO OONTRAOTORS.
a Newberry, S. C., December 27, 1906.
et, IThe Building Committee for Newber
et, Jry County Court House invite sealed
m-- p jroposals for the erectioii and comn
gh pletion of a newv County Court IIouse
on~ the County's property in the city
itof Newberry, S. 0., agreeable to
ds plans and specifications prepared by
Architects Frank P. Milburn & Co.,
Lis. Washington, D. C. Said plans and
re specifications are nowv on file with
he the County Clerk and at the Archii
ehi tects' offie,~ Each bidder is requested
nto file his bid with ,the Chairman of
ad the Building Committee on or before
of12 o 'clock noon, February 1st, 1907.
ii ach b)id must be accompa.nied by
s. ertified cheek, made payable to the
to Chairman of the Building Committee
ad for $1,000 as evidence of good faith,
a amid as a guarantee, in case his b)id is
ce accepted by the Committee, that lie
"I will enter into/contract at once and
.n file within a reasonable time an ac
's ceptable guarantee company's bend
a in th'e sum of twenty thousand dol
edlars. Tighlty percent wvill be paid the
ir- contractor 'as thue. wVork progresses,
rle,taning twenti percent until final
nf .'tmpletion. The Committee r'eserve
hY~e right to. reject any and all bids.
Geo. S. Mower,
RESIDNOE IOR SALE.
A five room cottage on Summer
street and Mayer 'avenue for sale
$250.00. Popilar location. House 2
years old, all heart .timber, double
floors and storm sheet. Fine well,
electrie lights, stables, barn, and gar
den. Apply at once to
Roland G. Spearman,
Talladega, Ala.
NOTIOE OF PARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned have this day for
med a partnership for the practice of
law in all of the Courts of this State
* This wondet
o ful remedy is
ailments such
- Weak Lu
Constipa
Coughs C
Bronchiti
0
Anaemia,
Loss of A
Nervousr
Stomach
* Call for bool
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0
* funded if not
* WThis is onl
* who are exclu
Newberry.
+ We prepare
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* We warrant
Swe selland wil
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A CON,0A THE S1
Ownew. of IRea
and -of the United States, under the
firm nam"e of Blease and Dominick,
with offices on Law Range,"Newber
ry, 13. C.
The individual members of the firm
appreciate the consideration hereto
fore shown them, and will, in the fu
ture as in the past, give prompt, care
ful and faithful attention to all busi
ness intrusted to them.
Phones: 16 and 179. (Offees.) 25
and 100. (Residences).
Cole. L. Blease.
Fred. H. Dominick.
Newberry, S. C., Jan. 1, 1907.
10 LI
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ppetite,
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Troubles.
<let we are giv
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Y done by us, .
sive agents for+
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your prescrip +
with PURE DRUGS.
the medicines.
I refund money +
satisfied.
ham Son,
Druggists.+
UR DISTILLERY
tiDALE
-IWIIEY
LL [XR ESS
rS. --PR[PAID
2.85 and we will ship you in a plain
marks to show contents, four..ull
.LOW DALE RYE, express prepaid,
yon don't find it all right and the
tasted, send it back to us at our ex
ur $2.85 will be promptly refunded.
air offer?
a e t he enom pofit of the deal
all chanice of adulteration. You are
g our whiiskey just as it comes from
without being tampered with in any
taof our ALNSNCLAI' CORN
r $2.80, express prepaid. You can't
corn whiskey fromn anybody else at
ntee of perfect satisfaction or money
a withm every~ shipment we make. You
vhent you deal with its as the owners
ny have resources of a million dollars
xactly as we say.
WJIFT CREEK DISTIUJ,.NG Cb.,.
MACON, CA.:
wi.f.tenu o CrA. Gem. Ea
THE EXCHAI
Of Newberi
CAPITAL -
You are cordially invited
bank. Every facility of ma
your service.
Promptness, Courtesy
tion to the wants of our ct
the established policy of t*
We pay 4 per cent inte
partment, compounded t
account is earnestly solicil
J. D. DAVENPOR
E R. HIPP, Vice
M. L. SPEAR MA
rescriptioq
Which we use are without exce
. We believe in PURITY.
We constantly preach PURI"
We always practice PURITY
cines.
PURITY counts, and counts I
Ask your doctor.
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Ar. Waycross
Ar. Jacksonville
Close connections made at Jack
Through Pullman Sleeping Car
and Jacksonville.
Round Trip winter tourist excurs
sorts now on sale.
C. H, GASQUE,
Agt. Laurens, S. C.
ERNEST WIL
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Fresi
The best gardeners are
ties. WA/c have fresh lot G
Select Early Jerse Wak(
Early Flat Dutch and Dri
All Year Round, Florida
Radishes, Beets, Toi
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patronage and good will d
We will strive earnestly
good providence of God, t
dence of the public.
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ry, S. C.
$50,000
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dern banking is at
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wice a year. Your
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Materials
ption the purest grade.
when preparing medi
or much, in medicines.
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GEO. T, BRYAN,
~Gen. Agt. Greenville, S. C.
LAAMS,
ugusta, Ga.
i Seeds
planting early varie
Erden Seeds.
field Cabbage.
mhead.
fleade.
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for their unvarying
U ring the year 1906.
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le continue'd confi
am &Son,
-macists.