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ALL EYES GALE UPN f Y N HE WILL SOON MAIKE IPR TANT STATEMENT. In Lead for Nomination-Generally Admitted That if Nebraskan Runs No one Will Oppose His Candi dacy. Washington cor. Columbia State. Washington, Oct. 19.---Confidential friends of William J. Bryan assert that within the next six weeks Mr. Bryan will make a formal announce ment of his intentions with respect to the nomination for the presidency. These friends declare that they feel authorized to make this statement and to siate the reasons which impel Mr. Bryan io this course, though they are anble to say exactly how the an nouneement will be made, whether in a letter to some friend or in one of the numerous speeches Mr. Bryan is making throughout the country. The significance of this determina tion on the part of Mr. Bryan to make some declaration as to his in teitions is made apparent when it is considered that in neither 1896 nor in 1900 did Mr. Bryan make any announcement beforehand as to his candidacy, whereas in 1904 he speci fically declared that he would not allow his name to be used. It is thought by some, therefore, that his declaration will be a declination to be a candidate. On the other hand it is said here by Mr. Bryan's enemies that this an nouncement from his friends is only a postponement in order to give Mr. Bryan time to find out the chances of Democratic success next year. These say that three weeks ago his friends declared that within three weeks he would make an announce ment as to his intentions and that now instead of it there comes another an nouncement from his friends that it will be forthemogin after six week-. These have their minds thoroughly made up that Bryan will be a candi date if he thinks there are good chances for success, and that other wise he will not. So, according to their views, another significance is attached to the expected announce ment, that is: What does Mr. Bryan really think of the chances of Demo cratic success 7 Expect a Declaration. As it is seen here and as the friends of Mr. Bryan who are responsible for the declaration that an annonnee ment will come see it, there are very good reasons why Mr. Bryan should openly declare himself. Even those who oppose the nami nation of Mr. Bryan admit his strength and openly express their de spair of bringing anybody else proni inently to the front so long as Mr. Bryan is generally considered a seek er after the nomination, or even as willing to accept it. Nearly every man who has been ''prominently spoken of'' has declined to look with any enthusiasm upon the mention of his name, so long as Bryan is in the way. Gov. Johnson, for instance, "Marse'' Henry Watterson's ''Dark Horse,'' declines to consider himself a possibility if there is a hope of hav ing Bryan as the candidate and he declares that he wants Bryan nomi nated. Senator Culberson told me a few weeks ago that he was'not a candidate and would not be, although he appreciated the frequent mention1 of his name, and when hie volunteered the statement that he believed Bryan would be nominated. It is thought by Culberson 's friends that were Bryan to declare that he would not accept the nomination Culberson would not further decline to 'take his own ''boom'' seriously The friends of Lieut. Gov. Chanler. who have established a press agency and made much noise about' Chanler ''boom,'' now admit that there is no chance for their candidate unless Bryan positively refuses to run. It is aid that even Chandler, who has never done anything or said anything to discourage the mention of his name for the presidency, is unwilling to go up against the Nebraska champion. And there are other. In fact no body is willing to run against Bryan in the convention. Hence calls are coming from all over the ecountry to Mr. Bryan to come out and declare his intentions. What the answer will be is await ed with much interest. Zach McGhee. Once in a great while there is a man so good natured that he is even nice to his wife's relatives. FOR SALE, RENT OR LEASE, fif teen horse farm one and one half miles from Silver street. Ap pny to Will W_ Spearman. RR B.ECOL LiBRARIES. Columbia, October 19.-Superin tendent of Education Martin is anx ious to stimulate greater interest in the establishment of libraries in the common schools, and to that end has sent out a letter to the county super intendents of -education calling at tention to the provisions of the law under which money for this purpose can be secured. His letter is as follows: Columbia, S. C., Oct. 19, 1907. To County Superintendents of Edu cation-Dear Sirs: Although about one thousand librries have been es tablished in the state, under the li brary law, and several of them have been increased, yet there are hundreds of schools in which there is no read ing matter for thousands of bright children who have rery little read ing matter in their homes. I am writ ing to suggest that you urge your teachers to set aside one day during the fall session in which to push this work. The third Friday in Novem ber, which is Arbor Day, will be very appropriate for raising money as weU as planting trees. We are getting fre quent requisitions from some of the counties, but it will be far better if this work is vigorously pushed in all parts of the state. The legislative appropriation for this year is abun dantly sufficient for all of the de mandZ which can be made upon it in accordance with the law. Please send in your requisitions and orders before January 1, 190S. Sin cerely yours, 0. B. Martin, State Superintendent of Education. How to Remain Young. To continue young in health and strength, do as Mrs. N. F. Rowan, Mc Donough, Ga., did. She says: "Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured me of chronic liver and stomach trouble, com plicated with such an unhealthy condi tion of the blood that my skin turned red as flannel. I am now practically 20 years younger than before I took Electric Bit ters. I can now do all my work with ease and,assist in my husband's store." Guaranteed at W. E. Pelham & Son's Drug Store. Price Soc. NOTICE or SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. As I have sold my farm land and intend to quit farming, I will sell to the highest bidder for ca.sh on the 5th day of November, 1907, at my late residence the following personal property to wit: 5 head of good mules. 2 buggies. 1 carriage. 3 head of cattle. 3 hogs. If-'these Pric4 C No store in Newberry pay down, knowledge o berry's lar gest and mos The GIreatest Cloak Bus We daily, - we has money back, judge. parei where equal bring questic chase ] $18.00 you $2 $15-00 Ano $15-00 on all . 300 and ta take y The Right Gioods at the Right For any want in Dry Tell Your Friends toI IMeet You at MIMNAUGH'S Lot of liousehold and kitchen fur niture. J. A. Baker, Calks Ferry Road, 5 miles below Prosperity. 2taw-td. Saved Her Son's Life. The happiest mother in the little town of Ava, Mo., is Mrs. S. Ruppee. She writes: "One year ago my son was down with such serious lung trouble that our physician was unable to help him; when, by our druggist's advice I began giving him Dr. King's New Discovery, and I soon noticed improvement. I kept this treatment up for a few weeks when he was perfectly well. He has worked steadily since at carpenter work. Dr. King's New Discovery saved his life " Guaranteed best cough and cold remedy by W. E. Pelham & Son, Druggists Soc. and $T.oo. Trial Bottle free. PEGISTRATION NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the books of registration for the Town of Newberry, S. C., are now open, and the undersigned as Supervisor of Registration for the said town will keep said books open every day from 9, a. m., until 5 p. m., (Sunday ex cepted) including the 1st day of De cember, 1907. Eug. S. Werts, Supervisor of Registration. Mr. D. N. Walker, editor of that spicy tournal, the Enterprise, Louisa, Va., jays: "I ran a nail in my foot last week and at once applied Bucklen's Arnica salve. No inflamation followed; the salve simply healed the wound.' Heals sores, bums and skin diseases. Guaran Seed at W. E. Pelham & Son, Druggists. FOR THE BEST CELERY and all kinds of F RUITS Phone 247 and have every thing delivered promptly to your residence. We are now located on Main street, also at the old post office. Thea. Lamubry Prompt Delivery. Up2 as don't drav ion't read or conducts business und f what and where to bu: popular store. We m< iness on Record. get new Cloaks almost md before the day is overE e wired for more. Your 300 s worth or your money less th nd I appoint you the sole Buy a cloak her e, corn- 250 t with anything to be less th at the same :price any- 200 in America, ifE you can less th or surpass my garment, 200 it back, and withoiut a less th n I will refuind the pur- 1oo rce. less th lot ladies' Jackets worth A bi and most stores charge Ij .00, here goes for only The her lot worth $12.5o and "has a to go'the week for $1o bill, is put is the price I have made styles.: ur $10.oo Cloaks, new pi adie's fine Jac1:ets, black 15 c; , worth $6.50 to $8.oo, Shoes ur choice for $5 oo. Wh< Prices Tell the Tale. '"oJ Goods, Millinery, Cloti What REXALL In a littie over three years REXALL I dies have become the most widely know trusted medicines in the world-have scor( biggest success in the history of the drug bu. Why ? ..- - or Because they're made of the purest di but not that alone. 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That's Mimnaugh's Motto. * A fifty fc had such at ~ig Clothing Sale Second Floor- gathered th Boys' 1Knee Suits, not one in the lot worth your dispos an $1.o0, for this week 98c. suit. kio ,ie Boys' Knee Suits not one in th o oth Broadcloths an $2.6o, for this week $1.39 suit, quick sellin Boys' Knee Suits, not one in the lot worth Another an $3.00, for this week $1.98 suit. for this wee Boys' Knee Suits, not one in the lot worth Be sure a: an $4.00, for this week $2.98 suit. Boys' Knee Suits, not one in the lot worth ''Where< mn $5.oo, for this week $4.98. . utstpi ~shipment of Men's Odd Pants just opened. uyin stei iaugh's Big Shoe Departffient. aefo$ .Each y earkh renowned Drew Selby Shoe for Ladies are proud o walk over.'' No such dependable leather in other shoes for the satne money, all md sizes and every pair guaranteed or a 36 in. Bla ir for the aski'g .tbc $1 25 ki ses Diew Selby & Co.'s Ladies' Fine 36 in. 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La during the Fair to call at 2428 Main street and see gan Exhibit of Malone's Music House. ot exhibit at the fair grounds but at our store 1428 Main e bargains to offer you. ite for catalogues,price, and terms, to ~USE i: : :: COLUMBIA, S. C, re it's because you oney. >ace, comtnercial rating, cash to ning the suzpremacy of this, New y values. Shck Wool Dress Gioods! ot display of fine Black Goods. Never have we array of matchless values. Our purchasing ability e cream of the market and placed them here at fine Black Dress Goods in all the most popular riettas, Mohairs, Serges, Taffetas, Panama and ,some up as high as 65 and 75c. yd., for this week's K 49c. yd. ile, sow'e in the lot worth 89c. and up to $1 .co yd., k's quick selling your choice 69c. yd. ad visit our Black Dress Goods department. Stylish Millinery. lid you get that Hat." At Mimnaugh's, of course! any moment in the day and you will see crowds Hats The best po?ted ladies tell us,they can 1.00 to $3.00 from everv Hat they buy' from us. tas brought a substantial gain in our sales. We f our ability to serve our patrons. A Big. Silk Sale. .k Taffeta Silk, every 3 ard guaranteed to wear,. and 98c. yd. ek Taffeta Silk, every yard guaranteed to wear, nd $1.25 yd. ek Taffeta Silk, every yard guaranteed to wear,. nd for $1-39 yd./ ks, and it's stylish, Mimnaugh has it. s biggest andcheapest store I . IWe sell Butterick Pat erns 10 and 15c