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rBESONAL and otherwise. Movomonts of Newberrians and Those ' Who Visit Newberi*y and Other Happenings. Mrs. I{<?I>?>r( I). Wright, president < 1* I lie Stale enliven! inn, and Mr.- i .lames Mcintosh an* in Atlanta in attendance upon liie meeting of (lilted < Daughters of I ln> ('niifederaey which is convening in that eitv. Mrs. \Y. Humbert and Miss < Vista Wood have gone to Work Hill i for a short visit. The Woman'- elnl) met with Mrs. i W. It. Wallaee on Saturday morning. I |{ev. and Mrs. I). I'. liovd are visilinu :il I lie home id' Mr. ('. T. Iloyd. I Mr. I'rank (!. Davis, son of Mr. ('. ' (I>a vi<. of litis city, took fir.-t and second prize- t*>?f Orpinulon ehitken> : at the < leoruia <'arnlina fair in An- ' j.' ista. <!a.. la-t week. Mr. Davis' i chickcn- were indeed very fine, and 1 he liad the -a'i-faction of knowing ? (liat tliev were appreciated, the .indue saw til to honor him with more than 'I one prize. Hi- chicken* were of tin* I "Jubilee" variety. Newberry eollcuv -'udent- must I now In- ver\ 'j.tod i1 I hey would ''li-fp out of Harm-' way!" 1 *nion I V lure--?. Mr. J.tme- 15. Mni":;'!', of Newbei ' rv. -pen! Si 11 id a v in I n inn with I friend- and i ' ?t i \ -. I'nion IYo-1 ] < Mr. .I.i'ni'- X Kirby. nf Ncwhcrrx.l wa< in town ^I'nrd.' I ninn Pro-.' { |'c-s. I ("o|. 111 'i i rue John-tone, of Newbei i \, w as in I'nion Katnrdav on profi'--ioiia! lin ini'--. I'nion I'roures-. Mr. and Mi 15. It. lieid are vi-itinj relative- in Dasinnia. N. < The Woman'- llonie Mis-ion -o* I \ of ('en't il M. K. el|III'c11 will 1 1 n < in 1 ' 'n " I-! I ; ' I 11 *el< iel< M on- : d'1' :i I'lri li ion. [iMtheran Cluirrh of the Redeemer. 1 ( i;> K.lu.f : ! ' il"ii w'-der, I'a-tor.) j: Si-r\ -I-I-- ' ( Mi i re! l of tin' lie- J .1. !,' ill I. '.-Id Sa inlay at I I a. , "i ;i 1 ...in i 'i.. A i lie morninj . >. \ ? i" i ' \\ !! iireaeli on I lie | - i'> " I' tine a . 1 import a nee j : n 1 " Te\' i:,oh-. !>: I : "A j liv . _ i ^ 1 - li -''er t !ia i a dead lion." j T .- 1 .!! ii ' ly he an interesting j sdii.i-'. I?n| i ' m e 1 y one. A ' ' e -> ! \ | ||i> >||llje? l j V. !I : "T; " -'aaV*':i 1 'iliar of I m- j " ' ' i!:' . i ' I l-M \ < idy IJeeo^ni- | >' ' ! ' in ' 1 eachinu- of j J - f e i -' fir. - is | In' t 111 rd , " i !a-' in ' 'r- -i vie- of sermons on] '' I ' ' i -! i a I,' I'illar- of the t'hri-- | t"!i K.iiMi." I niiioi talit v and lleav-J i "1> I>' jicli > are -nhjei !- of ureal i '?an I ( - . i-ial!> -o, when view- 1 ei! " 'ie I of w the Saviol - i \ - . ... i-< i 1.;!i ; ' ai'Hi. S:;\da\ -eii ml will lie at I p. in. j l| - de?'ri'il ii| i' plan- for the ("hrist- , n i-i-li-'ii a'' e, In- ari aiejeil. lieiiee .. t ! ' I .1? i end 'II e. ' - lel||i'-t I'd. I :i?' pnldie i? eordially invited to j all -erviceMr. Olin Aaild Accepts Position. Mr. i Min \ d I win- lias held a re- | >u- M |> > i :n Whitmire ha- j UM > ! ' !lp ' I n-eep; ' a posit ion ot | ' 1 !; > e' ''i?- .-ii hern I 'ot j f 1 1,1 I ' ll -' )" .;? eitv v'-.ie.; ' V ' 'i ne V I'O I I -. |) le'iet ' - j I 1, " ."I . . - -eeri't a rv id I l ?'- ' ' mill-. Mi j \ !.' * ei . ,an,ilv ] ( V -,l ! - i- \? :i thai - I < n ed pi i w hi i will .mi ilil I h' : ' '>e 1 '> ?'l|e all : |:e I itile. III. n, i i? i(.ti.; . i-,. -j I ; i ha ve id >, hi !?. Mr '.! i- a 'iio-?t competent mail, aed i 'i m:v f n'hin.ite ii, iiv\ inu ? ?"i ' :ii- - : \ ices. w: .<* J.i'ir'i i! Silver Ktrc.'v Lutheran Church. I In* S:iml i eiio '! nf the Silvet ?"'! .*ent Lnlli.-'' i ' .'oa^'reual ion wilt ii I iii'V! s' Mil iv at ierunon at 'j.itli o Voel\. A | :: :m -er\ iee will he conducted hy li,'\. S. I'. Knon. A cordi d invitation i- extended to all. A CARD. I'Mitor ll'.'i.i'd and News: I appre(i.'e very macii the eonfidenee the people tf wai'tl four placed in me in elect inu me t i -er\e t'leni as aldeiiii.i i from tha! ward in 1 DOS. and 1 de-ire to a^ain thank them ino-i heartily lor the;" snpport. It has been my purpose ami aim at all limes to pei form the duties encumbent on me Jis their pulili.* servant in sneli a wa\ ?s to promole the best interests ot m\ ward and :11 whole town of Newberry. I have always stood for the Ihinus lookinu to the advancement and upbuilding of tin- town, hut owine to the fae| that my business will lit' such in 1 JM>D as io preclude me from uiviti" th' lime and attention to the olliee il demand.- I must d.'elnn Io stand for relection. Itespeel fully, .Ino. A. Senn. New berry, S. t\, Nov. 1'Jlli, '08. THE VOTE IN NEWBERRY. Tabulation of the Vote in the Generr al Election?Little More Than Half. Tin* vole as tabulated lor the general electi<ui shows tliat about si\t\ per rent ??I" the while vote of the [ ounty was polled. The Federal tickets received abouk KM) voles more than the Stale tickets. Jnlv !."? voles were cast against liry.111. The following is the result for prcsdeutal electors and congress: liryan 1(J81 Ta ft 44 lisgen 1 oiigressiuan Aiken 1(}(!2 In the Slali' tickets Arthur Kiblci ind (lorfrev llannoii received the iilt'Ii?'sI vole, loSli each. ('. T. Wvche eceived l.">8."> and Alan Johnstone ?S. The following is the total fot .ich candidate: d. |\ Ansel 1 ,">82 I'. (!. McT<eod |.">82 {. M. McCown |o7fi I. l-'raser hvon l.V>8 ? I' Jennings lotiO \. W. Jones i:,(;o I. I!. Swearingen lofiO I. I', lloyd 1.V.0 ' I., Oauglunan 1.V>8 ?. A. Cooper 1,'iO.S Man .lohiislone l.ViS iodl'rev Harmon loSli \rlliur Kibler l'?8l> I'. Wvche l.'iSo - I. Keairle l.">St S. Wheeler 1'iSl ^1 M. I ?u ford |.")81 I. I'. Cohans 1 ."(81 A'. C. I-Ylker l.">Sl A iiii'mlmeiil of the Stale constiiil ion An. \'| | | ;i< to bonded indeb' diii'ss of (ialTnev, o.'iS for and ISO I'jam-t. Amendmeiil a-- lo change of the i;ime ol | Iw Adjutant and Inspoefoi ! eneral l?> Adjutant General. 0?7 foi ' ind ."ill against. K 11 A BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION. Mrs. Margaret Eptinf? Reaches thu Advanced Age of Ninety-One Years. i >m Monday I lie Dili insl. on inv round o| visits I slopped at I he home "I I he oldest member of Central church. Mrs. Margaret Kpling, and I oiind I lia'l ?|iiile a celebration was on hand. l! was truly a special occasion, thi> aged saint ol (!od had icached anotlu'r milestone in hci lotej march on the pilgrim's road and ' children and grandchildren t<. 'In- forth and fifth generation had net io honor 'I lie occasion, llow beantilul i> ' age when found in the way o| ilcoiisncss; no darkness, it.i 11i111. just fading away likr lhe >iars into the brightness of the ri>ing sun. In the company present there were represented four generations in the 1 dlowing persons: Mrs. Hpling her!:'. Mrs. Olivia f). Addie, Mrs. Cr. B. 1'ioo/er and her three chihlreii I his lady who now reaches 01 vears ol age has ninty-ninc immediate descendants consistin>.v of ten children. 1 !iirly-eiyln grandchildren. font y-even ureal grandchildren and foui - real. ureal grandchildren. Just lacking oin- of having a round liund'e l o|' deseend nils. 11???- children '> e.iildrcn to the fifth generation are vcj>re>euIed by the following persons: !!<t daughler, Mrs. .I.nie Dicker!. I- I- I'-pliug. We v. T. 11. Ilpting and last his little daughler. And they all rise up and call her blessed. I ni- aged lady has been intimately coane t m| with tlie gospel miuistrx. S.ie in I onus nie lha>t her husband, I'Mii l-.piing. was for many years ImmI preacher of the Methodist h ire!i and a zealous worker. Manx i time diil he leave his farm work and moulding his horse ride :iwa\ many miles to say the last words ovei the dead. Or hasten away on Saturdav morning to preach for two da vs. and early on Monday morning hi back in his field singing while In ploughed. Mrs. Kpling joined the church seventy years ago to K,.\. David Derrick, has been faithful t<. her vows, and now awaits the heavenly voice to call her home. Dr. J. \\ . Wolling. Married. Thursday morning, November 12, J008, Mr. h. D. Hlackiuore and Miss Jannie Gnntt, all of Newberry county. If.'v. ,1. D. Shealy ollicialing. Dr. Babcock to Lecturo. Dr. J. W. Mabcock, of Columbia, will deliver a lecture on pellegra in the (dd court house today at I p. in. I'he public is cordially invited to alI end. LARGEST STOCK Solid Gold Rings ever shown in Newberry. Daniels & Williamson. NEWBERRY AND HER PEOPLE. Mr. R. S. Galloway Writes of His U Visit to Newberry?White Oak Stands. Mr. K. S. (Jalloway of the A. 1?. I'rcsbylcrian, published at Due West li' makes some comments on bis visit to pi Newberry last week, lit* is a native! <1 ol' Newberry and was born at the n |{ikard place two miles north ol' New- It berry. Mr. Miller lives there now. tl Mr. (jalloway visits his old home l> with Mr. Ilayne Chalmers his eoliege I u" classmate. We eopy what he says. ? "The hospitality of Newberry to her quests was marked. All denom- ai inalions united in entertaining the visitors. Our home during synod, in company with the associate seniof I'l editor, was with Editor K. II. A nil and his good wife. g; "We were in I lie homes id' Luther- u ans, Presbyterians, Methodist and .\. I'1 H. Presbyterians. They all vied in w making the occasion as happy as pos- '1 sible for their guests. J I'i "The city id' Newberry has taken j M s|rules forward iu (lie last few years. | ' he signs of progress are seen on alt ! w sides. jtli "It was a ureal pleasure to the I brethren that Dr. and Mrs. K. I'. M?- j <*? Clin lock Were able to attend the}'" uicei in? ol svuod day bv daw i l| was pleasing t?? hear so mau\ -peak in such kind terms of | lie lloi,Jt< Ceo. S. Mower. Those who speak ol ' ?" > iiis deeds .?)' kindness are not confin- I" ''d t" our denomination. A hi? 1 hearted man i> a common cxpression one hears. .J< "Mr. Ilayne ('lialiners. a clas> male al I'.rskine. look us out lo om old home. The famous White Oak ' 'I lli?' well is >l ill there. This tree '' mea>urcs about |'ee| in circiun- j ference and t lie limbs cover a space ol ' ' < ground from |<'ilS| |<> West of f:dl\ I ' Ieet. 'flu- dwelling lias been slight- j s' ly remodeled. All other points seem u ''d litt! changed from what lhe\ w ere in I lecemIter IS.")!). \\"(. "really enjoyed our visii to the old home. ' I l'i- is the second \ i-it lo the o!n ;,l | place, made in company with out '' friend Chalmers. In college "Ilayne' ? conld read Latin and Creek nearlv ar> '' easily as Knjrlish." in ?? o CARD FORM REV. SHEALY. u | ; Rev. J. D. Shcaly Urges the Members ;!Newberry Pastorate to Continue li a.s They Have in the Past. I" I he Herald and News: il Members and friends if the New- " berry Kvangelical Lutheran pastor- ? ale, dear ( hrisiiau friends, through ' tiie providential care of the ureal u l:cad o| i he church: we have just wit- ' nes>ed the closing duties id* I he past '' synodical year. ? llial we have made mistakes dm- '' nig I he year goes without i|iiestion. '' but we pray Almighty O.xl to over- *' rule all for good. ? We have had failures and we have I1 iiad successes, hours of discourage- ~ men I s and hours of encouragement, '' both cloud and sunshine. ? W e have reasons |<> believe and " know, that the Lord has blessed om :i feeble elTorls, we therefore. "Thanl Coil and lake courage." And now c that we have entered upon anothei synodieal year. Ie| us pray (io.l to give us personally, the presence ami S l lie guidance ol the Holy Spirit; pra\ i that we may have grace and strength both iniud ami body lo do great |j things for the honor and glorv of ( llim who loved us and gave Himself ? for us. In do successful work we need ihe I hearty cooperation of 'each indivi- I 'laid niemlxir <d" the pastorate. 1, ji therefore, pray you. Christian hretb- u ten. to stand true ami faithful to n your struggling pastorale. e I Mease remember (hat yours is a I ' mission pastorale supported by the i: synod of South Carolina. It is (herefore, due the synod as well as |he pas- I torate, that you individually stand \ tiue and faithful to the mission. It j \ is there that your undivided support ' "lust needed, it is there that dut\ 1 calls you and i| is there that Coil wiil \ \ bless vour labors. > I 1 insist and prav that you sul'fei I nothing lo influence you to Iransfei l( to the stronger. Such a step would be detrimental l<> the pastorale and an injustice to the synod. I he services of each church in the ' pastorale will continue as they have '' been. ^ .. A i ?n : urged to be present at all \ the services of the church. | ^ \ isitors and strangers have a c#r? ^ dial welcome to ull the services of' (| the pastorate. I Vour humble friend, j \ I. I). Shcaly. !t Mr. and Mrs. I-\ M. Hovd, of Laurens. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. ('. T. t I Boyd. MRS. A. T. BROWN ENTERTAINS ul Delightful Reception Given Abou One Hundred and Fifty Guests on Wednesday Afternoon. e- Mrs. A. T. Drown delightfully en s- tertained a number of friends at lie 10 allradivy lionie in Harrington stree n- Wednesday afternoon from t i- ">..'>() o "clock. The guests were received in th 10 ''.v Misses Marie Weber and Lai Jli la Uook Simmons, and Miss Camill lo 10vans ushered them into the draw ing room which was exquisitely dc *h coraled in a profusion of pink rose: 3d gorgeous chrysanthemums and form re and the soft light of pink candle i- from silver candelabra, which Weill placed all about I lie room, gave lovely effect to the scone. '? Alter greetings by the hostess an >f spending a few minutes in eujoyabl so conversation, the guests were aslcei into the dining room which wa l.v charming in its beautiful decoraliom io the colors being white and yellow and again gorgeous chrysanthemum ei were lo be seen everywhere. Here m dainty salad course was served b a' ^rs- Martin, and Misses Fan '1- nic May and Gertrude Car wile. Alter refreshments were serve It the guests passed through a side doo 10 into I he reception hall where refresl ill ing tea was dispensed by Mrs. I. I" -ii Hmil. and Miss Mary Durlon. 1 here were about one hundred an In- lif.y guests present, and the hoslec ,s Wj,s assisted in receiving by Mes lr. dames \Y. |-\ Kwart, L. \V. Floyd, \\ ns H. ( arwile, I'. (i. Kllesor, and 10. In- hvans, and this channim* circle <i tie ladies with Mrs. Drown made ever\ "I one happy and comfortable. 11 * For Mayor. h- >T. ,J. Langford is hereby announce 11 as a candidate for reelection to th I,1 "I' Mayor of Newberry and i >i. pledged to abide tlie rules of the D< 'i- mocratie parly. lr- - 111 For Alderman Ward 1. ^ Shelly is hereby announce n- a> a candidate |<?r alderman froi i. w.ird one and is pledged to abide ill as rules ol the Democratic partv ill u' I'. I'. Daxter is hereby nominate iin for reeled ion for Alderman fro: ro ward one and is pledged to abide tli lo- rules of the Democratic oar:v. Friends. 1)1 For Alderman Ward 3. oi We hereby announce C. II. C'anno as a <-a n di > I a I e for alderman froi iJrt ward 1 liree, subject to (lie rules < ni the Democratic p;-:t\. ;'ili/: .i Ve 11(1 1 hereby announce myself as a cat cn didate for alderman in ward 3 an ot will abide the rules and regulatioi o't of the Democratic primary. E. H. Leslie. it: be S. K. Doukuight is herebv ai l<?- nounced as a candidate for reelect in ni as alderman from ward 3 and wi >rs? abide the rules and regulations ( ot the Democratic party. For Alderman Ward 4. Deo. \\\ Summer, at the eartie: H. acquest of citizens of ward 4, In r consented to become a candidate fi ,Mi alderman from ward I and will abi< j]i I lie rules ol the Democratic pari v. \ li ( ^ )(.. ' Me\\ liirter is hereby ai ()j- nounced as a candidate for aldcrma ,;1| I rom ward I and will abide the rul< and regulations of the Democrat us. i>nrt.vnd < ?~ it). John A. Senn is hereby announce jj. for reelection as a candidate for ah >()1 erman of ward 4 and will abide tl jj,. rules and regulations of the Demi U(1 cratie party. Oli For Alderman Ward 5. I hereby announce myself as a cai didate for reelection for alderman f< a* ward ") and will abide the rules of tl "fc Democratic primary. Gregg C. Fjvans. res 0s For School Trustee Ward 1. Mr. W. A. McSwaiu is nereby ai ie\ nounced as a candidate for reeleetw ns a member of the board of tin lees for the graded scho >! from wuj ic\ Xo. 1. and will abide lie ; ules of Democratic parky. I l\s II. For School T. ,.steo Ward 2. ty, Mr. F. N. Martin is hereby ai lii, nounced as a candidate for reelect io iss as a member of the board of trus|e< ile, for the graded school from ward N gs, 2, and will abide the rules of the D in- mocralic party. ou j For School Trustee Ward 3. <!.* ! Mr. Otto Kleltner is hereby ai R. nounced as a candidate for reeled in as a member of the board of trus|e? et- for the graded school fron ward are and will abide" the rules of the Demi cratie party. SOUTHERN LIFE RECALLED. . D. C. Chapter Have Delightf Anniversary Drayton Rutherford Chapter. Sometimes we are led almost to b itve thai the good old Southern lio tality is passing away, and that ll larming Southern life ??1" a hall" ee irv ago is hec.oming only a bean I 11 memory, 1 >111 lo those who were le eleventh anniversary of ll aughters of the Confederacy whit as celebrated at the beautiful o ansion of .Judge and Mrs. Y. ope on last Tuesday evening, su< i impression must have vanisln >1 npit*ttail from their minds. lie i this beautiful moonlight, snmmc ke evening in Novemner were gal ed a number of South Carolina illaut sons and fair daughters, wl ere lovers of the Old as well as i ie New South, to hear again of tlio: ho had fought in the grand old si es, and had from "The blouc elds of victory gone home to tl aster's call." The members of the local chapl ere the reception committee at lev with Judge ami Mrs. l'ope ga' eryone a warm and cordial wc me. A delightful program In en arranged for tin* evening. ,'gaii with the singing of Dix lii?*Ii alone inspires the soul of ; lie Southerners. Dr. das. Mcluto: misled by Mrs. .1. A. Burton, ll resident of the local chapter of ll . D presided over the exercis I lie evening. .Imlge l'ope and M h11 \Y. licagau. i?ccupied posit io honor during the evening, and t! autil'ul talk of Judge l'ope on tl I'e and personal recollect ions id. Drayton lint herford, the g; mi you:iu soldier for whom Ne rry's chapter is named, was tone ig. ?dot|uent, anil loving. A sho <ettdi of tile life of ("ol. Uutherl'o as read by Mrs. \Y. K. Sligh. I Iclntosh also told some most intr sting incidents which occurred tin ig the colloge life of this brillia ml galalut young ollicer of the Co tleraey. Mrs. Burton read an i resting history of the eliaplt Hiring the evening there w ore singing, and more music, ; f which was of a high order ai really enjoyed. After the progra ail been completeil the guests we -ked into the dining room where il cious refreshments were served. The parlor and dining room, wlii re so spacious and well arranged f ie entertainment of a large numb f people, was most beautifully dr rated in Confederate colors, ai coin tile walls the faces of beautif omen and gallant men which ha een preserved by oil paintings, a n tlii- evening addit ionallv gnu* v ''white and red." the emblems ie flag of the "lost cause", seen lend an inspiration to those w tlio ig'.ij I'ully gazed upon them limitation of their beauty and of I eriod in which they lived. All ether it was typically a soul he veiling, and one which the mcmlx f the Hut herford Drayton chapl f the Daughters of the Confedera lav well be proud. IENTRAL METHODIST CHURC Rev. J. W. Wolling, D. D., Pastoi Regular services at 11 o'clock mutiny morning. The pastor w reach on the words of Jesus: ''? liings are possible to him tiiat I eveth." Once more the attention lie congregation is called to the ne pproach of conference and the i eney of the benevolent collectiot 'lie night services begin at 7.JO, a >r. Wolling will speak on the si i?ct : "An earnest sermon; its fa re. and why." The Sunday scln leels at 4 o'clock. A large Bil lass meets ill a separate room, a ti all the classes careful instructi > given. Visitors are welcome. Letters remaining in postolliee dewberry, S. <'., for week endi lov. 7, illDS. Mr. Frank Atlkins. Mr. W. J. Maker, Mr. 0. F. Bridf Ir. Willie Brown, Mr. J. W. Bowl Ir. Chiton Boozer. Miss Vinnie Clisk, Mrs. Nan 'ooker. Lucy Davis, Wcv. A. D. Duncan, Mr. Kobert Kdwartls, Mrs. Xan 'llesor. Alfred (Irillin, John C. (JrilTin, \ <illa Gilliam, Dosia llentlerson, ft '. A. Lane, Mrs. Minnie Lindsi Jiss Lwenia Marshall, Mrs Ad Morgan, Mr. Willie McMorris, M ilai'tha Nance, Captain ll. O'Nen J iss Odie Praisy, Mr. J. T. Stallin Jr. IL T. Steedlov, Mrs. Pearl Sw ller, Mi-> i.ill Kimm >n!. Mr Fr1 lowers. Miss H-dclle S-ber. M i*. II A'i Uiams. Morgan Willis. Miss 1 cllor Worrell, Mr. and Mr. W. Vootl, S. C. onng. All persons calling for these 1 ers will please say that they w< advertised. C. J. Purcell, P. M ' Cotton Market. (Corrected by Nat Gist.) 1 ' t Good Middling g y_g Strict Middling g 3.4 % \ Middling g 5.g ; Cotton Market. |j| I Keporlcd by 0. McK. Holmes. tL t Good Middling g y_g ;'\ S. o Strict Middling Middling " g 5 ff |[I 'J SPECIAL NOTICES. IS 1 CENT A WORD. 1? - No advertisement taken for t ft less than 25 cents. j M < November 16 is last day for paying a town taxes without the penalty. jfW. d NO MAN is boiler satisfied with him0 I'111" lit' who is gradually pay- 'Jt tl m"' lo1' ? home. Let me start you. J. A. Burton. //. ill November 16 is last day for paying \l s town taxes without the penalty. $ ; a 3, ) y oO piece Decorated Dinner Set $5.00. '* Anderson 10c. Co. > 5 (1 November 16 is last day for paying I i 1 town taxes without the penalty. L NEW STYLES in Belt pins, Buckles, \ llat pins, n ; s i] Daniels & Williamson. s _ 1 > - November 16 is last day for paying ? town taxes without the penalty. \ NO MAN has his perishable property salely within his grasp unless it is m well insured. See J. A. Burton '3I about insurance. It d November 16 is last day for paying I 0 town taxes without the penalty. I J- Large shipment Japanese China just I received. See our windows. Anderson 10c. Co. <1 November 16 is last day for paying " town taxes without the penalty. 10 _ SOLID GOLD LOCKETS $4.00 up. Daniels & Williamson. d II DO YOU want a good, safe, 10 pei ? ?* >t investment ? See J. A. Bur- I (on. lt \ Delicious Chocolate candy 20c pound. Anderson 10c. Co. n 1 " LATEST DESIGNS in Broodies and ,r stick Bins. ! Daniels & Williamson. 1 YOUR HOME is sacred. Surround ir with every safeguard, including one j those giltedge fire insurance po- } liccs ot J. A. Burton. I It 1 Save your Coupons a.tid enter the j'| race f?r prizes to be given away by ?I Anderson 10c. Co, A. W. JONES, THE PLUMBER, has opened shop lust back of post offlcn. I ' timates furnished on application. ^ Repair work given prompt atten" SOLID GOLD Elgin or Waltham watches, $25.00. Daniels & Williamson. 1 _ I J- IF YOU OWN rentable property 1 t save the time and annoyance o| collecting rents by turning it over ' to !. A. Burton. It \ 30 dozen elastic and white wash belts, '* 25c quality each 10c. Anderson 10c. Co. GENUINE HAND CUT GLASS we don't. sell the acid cut. Daniels & Williamson. Turkey Roasters at ,0 Anderson 10c. Co. "For Commissioner Public Works, r. J. Hu><ell is hereby announced? as a candidate for Commissioner ot I ublie orks and will abide the i- rules of the democratic party. Mr. John Burns, the British labor v member of the Liberal Cabinet, said * )' l,0< ln?/f ngn: "The fault I have to find with tlie working classes is the meanness of their wants, the misery of their desires, the proverty of their aims, tastes, and ideals. They could make a new heaven and earth for themselves with the $15,000,000 a week they waste on drink and various \ forms of gambling." Tho Rev. Irl R. Hicks Almanac. ^ For 1000, ready Nov. 15th, bigger D 1-; and better than ever, by mail .15 >11 cents, on news stand .10c. One copy >s f' ee with Word and Works monthly 3, magazine at $1 a year. Word and ? >,v*' "' < !':?!? ''v. 2201 L?cu>| Street, -St. liouis, Mo. 1 ?