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AMME COPY RIGH Ble Beg F R'E E Ten Beautiful Pre he first io persons who come t, ay, July 16, at 9.30 A. M., wl be thrown open for the Big Sa: ance to participate in 10 Beaut given away FREE by Euge e manager. Remember you < ke any purchases, and no condi1 this distribution. Simply come ndsome decorated store filled w ning morning at 9.30. he Mlost Attractive Prices will make the great barga ou've participated in all kinds sitively you will never find such at this Great Declaration Sale of 11 outclass in every way all sales ple of South Carolina ever saw. 1 with you for comparison. One 3c. 5c. quality Men's Handkerchiefs. ite, hemstitched. Declaration price 3c. 8c. 15C. quality Men's Suspenders. Declaration price 8c. 25C. quality at 21c. Soc. quality at 42c. 7C. ioc. quality Men's Handker: defs, plain white, hemstitched. Declaration price 7c. 39c. Soc. quality Men's Neg'igee iirts. Declaration price 39c. 52c. 75c. quality Men's Negligee irts with collars attached, fine miner Shirt. Declaration price 52c. WA NT ED! 15 Extra Sales People --AND Cash~ Boys. pply to Eugene Hammel. LA.N~D OF OPPORTUNITY. -tcle in the Southern Field Praises Dixie.-'"Go South, Young Man.'' "The Developing South,'' is the ti - of an intersting -and v-aluable story om the land and industrial depart mt of the Southern railway, print in the Southern Field for 'this nth. "The South is growing, and grow grapidly'' this story says. "It is bilding along many lines and is de eloping consistently in many diree rins. It is not only a great agricull ual section and produces a larger ~mber of erops than any other see n of country. but it has a variety resources whieh'are being utilized ~the buildji of manufacturing in rests which are commanding the idest rt.td'n. Generally, the Sout.h [sthe more widely known for its enor os production of cotton. Not only it the great cotton growing country, ut it is a leading manufacturing see and in its enormous factories and is converts the staple into the avg fabrics and the numerous forms chi are demanded by tihe markets the entire world. The textile in tries make up the South 's lead line of mnanufactuire. one( inl which Th n ustry i3 building con L'SGr T E D TED liS FR1 Sale CI )ouir opeming ien our doors e, will have Declarlop iful Presents ne Hammel, on't need to :ions attached and see our ith bargains, Feature. To the immense stoc as moe fast. Gents' Furni of sales, but Cash is what opportunities making sale. Fers you. It will be throw that the good gains that ar Bring this price to all. A MERCAN. 84c. $1.oo quality Men's Negligee Shirts with collars and cuffs attached or detached. Declaration price 84c. $1.50 quality, Cluett's, at $1 27 1Uc. 15c. quality Men's Handkerch'fs, white and hemstitched. Declaration price 1oc. 25c. quality at 19c. 54c. 75c quality Men's Night Shirts, latest makes. Declaration price 54c. 59c. 85c. and 75^ quality large Um brellas. Declaration price 59c. $1.19 $2.oo and $2.50 quality Men's Felt Hats, all styles. Declaration price SI. 19 8Sc. 51.25 qnality Miss.es Slippers or Shoes. Declaration price 89c. Fellers J stantly, and to the many enormous Iplants t,here atre steadily being added Imills of large capgecity and muclh cap ital which give the South greater prominence in this important line of business. About 10,500,000 spindles are now installed in the Southern plants, against barely 670,000 in 1880, a gain in less than thirty-years of'a.l mst fifteen hundred per cent. As il lustrating the extent to which cotton milling has developed in the South, particularly in r.be territory of the Southern railway; it is only necessary. to repeat the statemnk1t of the Amer ean Textile Manufacturer that 'if all the cotton mills between and in eludi ng Charlotte. N. C'.. and Gren ville. S. C.. were strung~ out in a line. there would be a mill to every mile of track between the towns. This would mean that, including the mill villages the Southern would .run through a sol id, compact line of cotton mills from Charlotte to Greenville-a street of otton factories one hundred and sev en miles long.' "With the textile plants have come many other lines of manufacture. Ex tensve iron and coal depiosits have created an industr.\ which has huge furaeces mnakin pi i ron. anid laPrQe n lants which roll it into rail.. k aeat oses Tuesday Low Prices on I MONEY is w 0 MUCH M P This GREA Public for the purf k of Seasonable Merchandi shings, Hats and Valises, ar ve want and must have. Profit has been cut off en n wide open next Friday. awaiting you. ILE EVENT THAT STRII $1.48 $1.75 quality Boys' Shoes or Ox fords. Declaration price $1.48 $2.25 quality at $1.98 $2.19 $3.0o quality Valise. Declaration price $2.19 $4.50 quality at $3 58 $5.oo quality (leather) at 54.29 $6.oo quality (leather) at $4.98 - Don't miss this opportunity. You an purchase a first zlass Panama Hat now at half the F rice during this sale. WVe have on hand a full line of Misses and Children's Slippers and Shoes. As we are overstocked we put the knife in them and cut the prices very deep in order to move them very fa,ct d'uring this sale NE HAMMEBL ig timb>er form the base of a wood working trade whieb employs thous nds of men and millions of capital. Some .of .the great furniture centres f the country are those in the South, hich have been built within the last wenty. years, and have grown so rap ly and substantially that t'heir fame. s known wherever houseihold goods are sold or mankind demands some of, the conveniences of living. G'reat edges of marble, limestone, and other valuable building materials, an in finite variety of kaolins, elays. and any other minerals of commercial mportance, together with other e ources otf much value. includmng w'at r po.wers of' which the futur e rom nerial wvorth cannot be estimnated,I re also leading factiirs in an indus trial development which i's build-ing age cities anid splendid towns. "With all its other resources. the South has large aereages of cheap lands. which are known to a greater xtent than ever before and are bring ing new residents from all sections. hese lands combine many varieties o soil and are adapted to the grow ngi of the widest range of erops5 and Ihe ext ensionl of the stock and dairy me rest -. Ini truck andi fruit grow uV2 t here have been etens~iv~e dIvelOl) 1ai.Q~ ~Thee areV lver poiable lines ,f a1rienhnrefl and1( frV(gnently retunrn lecIai JUL - W i SJuIu 27th, t ve-rY Article in It hat we want, ERCHANDIS] .T DECLARATION SALE ose of reaiizing Cash out o e, consisting of Ladies' and .d evryt*ing that a gent Wc do not iztcnd this tirely and the Flood Gates Below are only a few of ti KES TERROR TO ALL CO] 21c 35c. quality Children's Slippers or Shoes. Declaration price .21C. Soc. quality at *36c. li c. 1,5 and 20C quality Men's Half Hose in all latest shades. Declaration price 11ic. $1.93 Lot 1-175 pairs of Ladies' Shoes left, in patent leather, vici, in but; on or Blucher. new- heels and toes, former price from $3.00 to $3.50. .Declaration price $1.93 39c. Lrt 2-1 25'pairs of Ladies' Slip pers left, all kinds, former price from $1.oo to $2.oo. Declaration price 39c. ,, SA LI MAN/ Tie peach industry is a very large one, and there are also great aereages in apples and in othet- fruits. New trucking districts are being continual ly opened. Almost every variety of vegetable is produced and the pro duct is shipped to all parts of the country. There is increasing interest in many branches of the fruit and truck industry. "'There are the .greatest of oppor tunities in the South andl it is diffi ult to. estimate th-e increases whichi the growth of the fufure will show, but they will be much larger thani those which are associated with~ the. remarkable progress which has been made in thle past thre ie decades. There is no bt ter or widler tield for the young man eager to convert enterpris es and active, intelligent effort into he substantial things only recognized as having tangibie value, while to the caialist anid investor the South is prolitie in its offerings whic.h turn to greater wealth.'' -On Him. "Wu n't yustep up an' jine us in a inlass 0' ginger pop. Si?" said Bill Grager, generously. to old Si Hay 5s'ed at the (Crossroads store. "I just *ol - six-weeks- old calft for $9. an' d n i mid beingi a liltle recekless. 'ation )RG c r16or For the S1 roml.30 ie Store. New The Large. El No Good is gotten up T part of our his Gr Men's Shoes, is established leman needs. all over Ame is a money- the intelligen [f low prices in every comi Ae many bar- Al1Goods ma: WPETITION SatiSfaCliol $1.63 $2.oo quality Men's Shoes in Gun Metal Blucher. Declaration price $1.63 $2.50 quality at $1.98 -$1.32 $1 50 qu ality Ladies' Oxfords, new goods. Declaration price $1.32 I$2.00 quality at $1.64 $2.57 $3.oo qualty Ladies' fine Shoes or Oxfords, the best make E. P. Reed's latest styles. Declaration price $2.57 $4.0o quality at $3 48 rru,8., . said Si, "but the fact is. ginger pop. ruther goes to my h:ead, an' I better let it -alone.'' " That's so ? Well, what do you1 say to a glass o' sody?~ Like to have' you join me in something." "Well, Bill, sody sort o' stings my throat an' makes me sneeze. But if you' re bound to stand treat you might git giner pop fer the .other boys an', if it 's all the same to you, I'll take fi ' cents wuth o' tenpenny nails. I come in to grit a few for a fence I got to fix, an' it' you'd as soon I took the nails as a drink. I'm agreeable." "All right, all right, sir.. Anything t(keep the baby quiet. as the sayin' is. Here. Mr. Storekeeper, you do Si up~ fi' cents' wuth o' nails an ' take i out of this ouarter."' A Lost Opp'ortunity. I S mall boys are not always as sym pathetic as their relatives wish, but on the other hand, they are seldom as heartless as they sometimes ap-m pear.1 "Why are you crying so, Tommy'?" inquired one of t-he boy 'saunts, who 1 found her small nepthew seated on the doorsteps, lifting up his voice in loud wails. "The h-baby; fell 4-down-stairs!"' 1blahheredl Tommv. "Oh. thIat's toe. b)d.' 5:aid the aut. stepi ing over hi n and open in1l Sale AN :30 A. M. 10 Dous OnIu VATCH ecial Half Hour Sales Daily, to 12.00 X. ad 4.30 to 5.00 P. X. Attraction Daily. t Money Saving Sale Ever Held in Newberry. s Charged During this Sale. eat Declaration Sale with the most progressive stores -ica. It derives its patronage from :, efficient and self-reliant people aunity. -ked in plain figures with blue pencil Guaranteed or Money Refunded. $2.57 $3.oo quality Men's Shoes or Oxfords, latest make. Declaration price $2-57~ $3.49 $4.00 quality Men's Shoes or Oxfords, you know the Walk Over make. Declaration price $3 49 $5 oo quality at $4.29 $5.10 $6.oo quality Men's Oxfords or Shoes, the Boyden make, in the latest. D'eelaration price $5- Io '38c. Soc. quality Men's Elastic Seam Drawers, best'brand, royal, genuine Pepperell. Declar ation pride 39c. FOR THE Blue Declaration Sale.. Banner in Front of Store. wasn't hurt much!''" "S-she's only 'hurt a little!'' wail ed Tommy! "Burt Dorothy s,saw her fall, ihile I 'd gone to the g-gro eerv! I never se-see anything!'' Youth's Companion. A man seldom realizes the true value of money until lie has had to hand 'his hard-earned salary over to his wife. NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRAC TORS. Se'aled proposals will be received by the undersigned at Newberry, S. U'.. until Tuesday. August 10th, at 12 ,'lock nloon, for the extension of the water and sewerage system in the dity rf Newberry. Plans and specifica :ions will be ready by July 24th, and nay be seen at the office of the board >f publie works, Ne wberry, S. C., or nay be obtained from the consulting mgineers at Columbia, S. C., on de osit of $25.00, as a guarantee that hey will be promptly returned. The -ight is reserved to reject any or all )i'ds. ' M. L. Spearman, W. F. Ewart, C'has. TE. Sumer. Commissioners.. of Public Works. Newberrv. S. C. Yilson. Somp)ayrae & UTrquhart. Consulting Engineers.