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To Think Fir Is --0 "HA T] D The Ha Ha ecause compan; known fire insurance comp not only the most widely I companies, but its reputati -high as its. fame is wide. result of its hundred yea the insured. No loss has the "HAR TFORD'S" stre receive prompt atiention. J. FOR i Six-room house on Har: lights and water works, la borhood. At a reasonable FOR S Some nice homes at reas ' good farm land. If you contemplate buyir "go it blind," but get the a agency like that of J. A.BU BUT ONE GLASS AT ONE TIME. p Coca-Cola Dispenser Tells of Selling Method-Limits Quantity to Each Customer. . 't Chattanooga, Tenn., March 30.-A s deposition from Dr. J. C. Good-ing, a :ruggist, was read in today's session a of the trial of the Coca-Cola company 91 * ase. The deposition stated he had Ib been selling the drink for 17 or 18 years and that he made it a. business' t to. refuse to sell more than one, glass V of the beverage to a customer at one i time. On cross-examination he stated Ia tlat the reason .for such refusal was 's just thie same as that he would refuse t to give two doses of laudanum or mor- c phine to a customer. Dr. R. A. Hare, of Philadelphia, tes-I tified that he had written several med-j ical books and was one of the authors 3 of the PharmacOpoeia. He declarert that he was a constant user of caffaine as a drug, taking from.1 to 4 grains of the pure caffeine a day regalarly. Aside from this, he said he was a cof- f -fee drinker to the extenP cf 'two or three cups a day and that he drank i from one to four glasses of' coca-cola each day. He said that he could not discover any harmful effects. Declares Caffeine Not Poison. Dr. Hare declared that caffeine was nt a poison and that it was not a habit-formi-.ig drug. He said that while Jhe Pharmacopoeia fixed the' dose of caffeine at one grain, his own book placed it at two grainis. On cross-examfin'ationl he said the caf ~feine in coffee acted as a stimulant. When confronted with his book, he admitted he had written'that caffeine affects the nerves and would make people nervous. He admitted that caffeine to the amount of 7 1-2 grains would cause in toxication simils.r to that produced by alcohol. He admitted that he had written in his book that caffeine was a stimulant of the brain and that a brain drive along by caffeine ulti ~ ately would break down in conce n tration in a single effort. He stated that persistent use of caffeine would cause such delirium as that resulting from the use of alcohol. Analyzed Syrup. Dr. S. D. Saddler, of Piladelphia, testified that he had analyzed coca cola syrup and found it to contain one nd one-fifteenth grains of caffeine to each ounce of the usual drink as serv ed at fountains. He had also analyzed "merchandise number five," the prin cipal ingredient of the coca-cola sy rup and found a trace of the bromide, some caffeine, a trace of tannin and other extractive matter. He was un able to say how much tannin from coca leaves, kola nut or California wine was contained in the syrup. Dr. W. S. Haines, of the Univer'sity of Chicago, told of conducting experi mr- +h eeteine on guinea pigs. Th a not aiven caffeine showed a the caffeine e Insurance Think FORD" /. rtford Fire Insurance v is today the best any in America. It is mown of all insurance on for fair dealing is as its popularity is but the s of splendid service to er been too great for ngth none too small to A. BUR TON, Agent. BENT: rington Street, electric -ge garden, good neigh rent. A LE: onable prices, also some ig a lot or home don't dvice of an experienced RT ON igs when under post-mortem exam iations, he said. Favorable to Beverage. Dr. F. K.. Reckefus, of Philadelphia, stified that he had drunk six glasses coca-cola a day since 1895 without rious effect. Dr. Raymond Wallace, a Chattan oga physician, testified that he 'be eyed coca-cola not only not harmful ut beneficial.i An effort was,made to impeach his stimony by bringing out the fact aat .charges had been filed against im in the local medical society for lleged unprofessional conduct. He dmitted the chaiges, but declared at they were unjust and he wase nerated. NEWS OF EXCELSIOR. fiss May Hartman Still Helpless as Result of Injuries-Personal Mention-Other Matters. Excelsior, April 2.-Some of our rmers have planted corn.. Mr. Arthur Lee Wheeler, of Colum ia, is now at home for a while. Mrs. Alice Dominick and Mrs. Enos ounts spent Wednesday in Newg'erry hopping. -. Mr. G. W..Kinard spent Tuesday in ~oIumbia on business. Mrs. Alice Dominick has been on a ew days' visit to her brother, Mr. Clias Lake, and family, near Peaks. Miss Pet Dominick nas gone to New- A ~erry to clerk for the R. H. Anderson La,u ompany. Jan Mrs. J. C. Seybt wishes to thank F. 1er neighbors and friends for their Joe sindness shown her during the sick- Ma3 less and death of her husband, Mr. D John C. Seybt. 'May eachl one,. be Nov )lessed with a rich reward. Kat Miss Mary Hartman, who received E Lnjuries from a fall some time a4go, Rei is still in a helpless condition. Mai Rev, and Mrs. E. W. Leslie visited Nar aogst his members in this section F'ra Last week. Sigma. Wii . * -.* * * * * * * * * *Edi ,Mai SSummer andi Hipp Piano Contest. *Ma Nin In the piano cont'est conducted by Mal Summer & Hipp, the following is the y standing of the candidates:Pe Dosha Franklin, City.. .. .. ..50,040 Mary Hardeman, City.... .... 11,230 M Mary Yocome, Mollohon.. .. ..10,400 Lill Daisy Milstead, Mollohon.. .... 7,000 M Laura Lominick, City.. .. .... 60,190Ol Lizzie EArhardt, City.. ......1,000 Cla L>ssie Mae Eoozer, City.. .. 222,330 Euf Willie Mae Wise, Prosperity .. 7,000 Ida Annie Singley, Slighs.... ..380,476 L Annie Mae Bedenbaugh, Slighs.175,636 Etl Vera Boland, Little Mountain. 1,0001 Ell Ellie Jacobs, Little Mountain. .14,041Id Cora Shee1y, Littue Mountain .. 6,2 IS Ma Maud Setzler, Pomaria.. ...-.23,391! La Anna Koon, Pomaria....... - -21,180 Bel Hele Hntz Pamnmip R F. D. 2,000 Ma READ With th the SPI Now we have t Every large man by Mimnaugh ai ter bargains we 1 will venture to sc that can or will I Easter Millinery Our leadership in stylish high linery has been more pronounced son than ever before. We are that no moie stylish nor a bettei of Millinery is shown in any stc State. Need we say more than are the same that have made famed as the house of Matchless Milliner3 200 original Easter pattern E sale this week. We are determii the people of Newberry the,. Best Millinery Valu they have ever bought. \ 'Ea Voile ~V. "5 b worth $ * 78 blac I~ I135 bla ':' ',200 La ,:~ I /Thel1 ( ~ one roo: sale.] .all new ever sa' 200 p e]rge, Pomaria.. .... ...1,000 raSber, Pomaria.. .. .. ...41 ! ae Sease, Newberry, R. I)............. 13,954 STAT Cwell; Newberry, R. F. Di jl,000 7m romer, Newberry, R. F. i . ... .... .......37,892 signet ic rown, Newberry, R F U) 1,000 freehi eaHederson, Blau~ s, S. C. knw .D........... -......5,20 askin two I .a hitney, Blairs, R. F. D.. 8,032 'purpo yirdy, Blairs, R F. D. ..10,654 for ti ln ison, Blairs, R. F. D... 1,000 .schoo csJeter, Whitmire, S. C... 1,000 hereb: ~eHenderson 'Witmire.... 1,000 ed by olk, Jalapa.. ..' .. .. 190,312 - Bown, Newberry, R. F. D. 1,430 ma eendt, Newberry, R. F. D. 4,4 closin Wilson, Newterry, R F D. .5,260 tificat i iser Chappel1s, R. F. D. 1,000 neces .Atchison, Chappe1s... 9,060 voter geLivingston, Newberry, R. , hNo. 4............----1,000 r chumpert, Newberry, R. .No. 7.........-...3,342 geLivingston, City .. .. . .17,224 i inger, Poaria, R F D.. .10,326 geBobb, City.. .. .....- . ---1000 rwn, Newberry, R. F. D. 1:000 the n abson, Prosperity, S. C... 10,604 germi aRy Sligh, Pomaria, R F D 1,000 m lman, Silverstreet.. ....12,162 oec f azie, Colamans, S. C... 1,000 ar i e rumble~y, Colemans, S. C. 1,000 co d! mmer, Newberry. .. ...25,126 regut lenn, Saluda, S. C... .. ...4,490 "The3 U lasgow, Jalapa, S. C... 8,460 write aEargle.....-.......- - I ha .rmon.. .... .......164,228''oour y ake, Silverstreet.... .. 17,450 p e j BEEf -- Y FOR BI s announcement tli UNG Campciign he spring merchandise ufacturer and jobber of rd the best was selected a rave and its up to you to Cy that there is not a sin se duplicated by any coma Sale grade Mil this sea confident collection ire in the -. that they this store ats. go on ied- to give : ster Sale of Voile Sk Skirts are more popular this season than ever 1 autiful all-wool black 'Voile Skirts, handsome 7-50, Easter sale price - - - - E Voile Skirts, handsomely trimmed, worth $8.50 and $x< :k Paama Skirts, would be cheap at $7.00, choice Panama Skirts, would be cheap at $3.50, choice,pnly dies' wash white Skirts, worth $1.50, choice at only Easter Oxfords and Strap Sandals. argest stock o f Shces and Slippers in the up-cot .sDon't let anything keep you away from this isew Ankle Strap, Patent Leathe, Velvet, Crav spring styles. Easter sale prices $1.49, $1.98, $2. en's $2.50 Oxfords at $1.98. The best $2.50 rv. Easti. r.Sale price - -' -. - r Ladies' Velvet 1-drap Pumps worth $2.oo, sak Ladies' Velvet istrap Pum oo.~ ~0, sal EICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL . ELECTIONi. OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ( NTY OF NEWBERRY.AJ4 onsideration of a sufficienitly petition from the voters a.nd der of school district No. 58. as Silverstreet school district. Sfor an election to vote a special aills tax to be used for schooi e ses in said district, the election .e said purpose above named is S e i th6use of said &istrict, conduct ordered to be held at the the trustees of the district as 2 Gold Fis ;ers, on the 7th day of April, Fodon beginning at 8 o'clock a. in., and Fodon g at 4 p. in., a registration ce>- ntutO e and poll tax receipt being ary to vote in this electi'on. All Get you favoring the tax will vote against the tax "no." Be sure J. S. Wheeler, of Novelti< S. J. Derrick, E. 0. Counts, groWn fol County Board of Education. Beautift fighting to keeD the blood pureBu rhite corpuscles attack disease like tigers. But often germs oly so fast -the little fighters are :me. Then see pimples, boils. trength and appetite fail. This .ion demands Electric Bitters to ite stomach, liver and kidneys o expel poisons from the blood. are the best blcod purifier." 3C. T. Budahn, of Tracy, Calif., AXn T re ever found." They make rich, lood, strong nerves and build utpsttewr health. Try thein. 50c. at Wmn. Mathulka, of Buff Ihm&Sns lfV ~ ISINESS .e keynote of is sounded. in every department. reputation was visited nd bought. The Eas come after them, I gle item listed below yetitor. Ready-to-wearDep. We have new arrivals daily. In this de partment we are showing all that New Foulard Dresses oo new Foulard Dresses tastily trimmed any color combination you may desire, dresses worth $15.oo to $i8.50, choice $12.5o Beautiful white and colored Coat Suits $io.oo, $12.50 and $15.00. Watch the Express Wagon. New Suits, new Separate Skirts, Silk and ongerie Waists rolling in every 'day. It's just like throwing away money to buy any thing in the way of wearing apparel with out seeing what we have to offer. We carry the stock and we do the ready-to wear business of the town. irts. y trimmed, , choice $7.98 mtry under EasterShoe . )xford you price $1.49 ~pce $2.49 )LD. FISHT AT il rices Thlis WV eek h, one large Globe, one, package Fish bunch Sea Moss, Pebbles and 9 sheet, all for - - -* r before they are gong. to see our line of Easter goods. Lots s to please the children and interest the i line Easter Cards 10 cents dozen. From Us ar d Save the Difference. lerson lOc. Co.. > Left Home of all Laxatives-Dr. King's New Life Pills-and they're a blessing to all alking, but Paul his family. Cure constipation, head li'. N. Y., says he ache, indigestion, dyspepsia. Only