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Entered at the I'ostoffice at Newberry, S. C.. as 2nd cla>s matter. E. H. A I'LL, EDITOR. TiU'sdax, March :>1. 1914. Don't t'orgft t ie Split log drau. N w is a fin-- time to use The Democrats in congress are divided oa the toll exemption clause of the Panama canal act. Columbia seems to have "A lone bandit," who is an ex per . iie Jia? been there for some time and sj far has been successful in avoiding arrest. The time is drawing near for the organization of the Democratic cjubs. We scarcely get away from one poliii1 /". miwoon Kfl'nVo M'fl Ct >1 T Ctf 0? 1 v. lax lamj/ai^>n wciu* n v. w*?.v?& c*** iother. Newberry is expecting soaire 3,000 school children here on Friday ;md with all of the trustees and patrons there should be several iluusand more people in Newberry that day. Let everybody join logether with everyi body else in making this a glad day for J Newberry. Ra roarlv fnr flpa-i nn rlnv The nro gramme will be anounced Friday. It begins next Monday, April G, and every <-itizen should give his hearty cooperation. That there is need for a clean 1 ! up day and a clean up week no one, will dare gainsay. In fact every day j qg- Tgym should be clean up day. ? I We notice from the Columbia State { thai Commissoner Watson has gone to Washington and will make an effort to get the good roads department of The 'Federal government to furnish a federal patrol for the road from Columbia to Greenville. It is stated that the supervisor of Richland county ihas put ilie road from Columbia to the Lexington line in good condition. This covers a distance of about 20 miles out of Columbia. We have no doubt that the supervisor of Lexington county will do the same / for ihe portion which runs through that county. We feel sure that Supervisor Chappell will do his part for the Xewberry section. The road from Xewberry to Prosperity is ^ 1I* * r'niv*! ir rrA/>/l /liti AM K lit iiu ^ in a iaii ij ^uuu v uuuiin/ii uui in some places needs attention. From Prosperity to Little Mountain there are places that should haw attention, but if the supervisor would put a c-haing'ang force on the Newberry portion of tills road it could be put in line condition wih very little work. "We hjpe that the supervisor < f all the counties through which this road runs will give the w rk necessary to make this a line highway from Greenville to Columbia. What has become of the old-time farmer who sen: his boy to mill eveiv Saturday astride a mule and a. sack of corn??Edgefield Advertiser. He went to nis reward years asp. His so:i is spending mos: of hfs time here in Yorkvile. The old mill is j:one; toe stones are lying half covered in the sand on the bank or t?he creek, and lha dam is washed away. The people on the old farm no\v get their- meal at the store.?Yorkville Enquier. It is a sad situation for those 10 think about who remember the old mill and who have moved to "Ycrkville," ana as a rule they are wan Ting to hark back to the scenes of their youth. It would be well if there were some of these old mills in the country and more homo raised corn to be taken there and more robust country boys to ride astride a two bushel sack of it on a mule. But the country is coming fast into its own. when the boy in "Yorkvill.;" _ "will be longing to be able to go there and live to the music of the lark and the rill of the brook alongside thr old mill down by the creek. KXH SKS KILLING AND WALKS FKKF Calhoun, Ga., March 2G.?A'ftei Mrs. Charles Chapman told the cour* ' Cat she killed her undo, Sidney Chap- ^ nia.i, because he was guilty of im- I ! proper conduct towards her. Justice [I : Fox. presiding at her preliminary trial I li'-re t day ordered :he woman's im- I ? m' diate release and she was restored | I . i ivrdoni. Mrs. Chapman's con^'ssion was no: . | ;:n?-.Npt-?c*t-?'.-i. as ii? r lawyers h id announced h.it > .<* probably would. I make an important statement in con. ecti n with killing. Last Sat-j unlay morning the body of Sidney Chajiinan was found lying outside ;h< 1 door of .Mrs. Lizzie Star.ies" hom?-. \Trc- >stQrnfi? ;m#1 ht>r dim ii'llTf*!*. M IS Charles C.iapmau. were arrested as I I suspects, and Charles Chapman later 11 was taken in o custody o.i the sain- jl Charge. i At :he preliniary in-a^ini; today jl iiianv witnesses were introduced i i by t.'je State, some f whom testified | ^ ! that they had heard Mrs. Chapman threa en the life of the dead man. ^ Waen :he prosecution closed its I ! case late tJday Mrs. Starnes was called ' ^ as a first witness for tlie defense, sue ! said that she knew nothing of the /" , killing. After a brief consul ation by V. 'attorneys for *he de:'ense, Mrs. Charles j Chapman was introduced and made I her statement. | Simply and directly s'.:e told lie") , story of how she shot her uncle. i "It was I who killed Sidney Chap-1 i , i | man,' she said, "I did it to defend ; I I my honor and my good name. He has ! pursued me and continually thrust his ; unwelcome attentions 011 me. I said; 'nothing to my mother because Iknew it would worry her. "On Friday Sidney came to me and threatened me. That night 1 loaded j the shotgun and set it by my bed. "Between 3 and 4 o'clock in the morning Sidney woke me, threatening to kill me if I uttered a word. He he <told me to follow him and. in the | darkness, 1 secured the gun. "Sidney went out the door and into the yard. 1 did not follow, and when 1 * 1 1 /-.1? 4-* /\r\ r ne lurneu u cume uam iu. i i , shot him and he fell dead, there outside the. door." As Mrs. Chapman finished, the spectators in the crowded cour room cheered. There was renewed applause 1 when Justice Fox ordered her restored \ / i to liberty. It was reported here to-; ! night that the matter probably would 1 be presented to the grand jury later. M: i Pa Two Misses and One Miss. I CTQ ! Pittsburg Chronicle. ? A maiden lady, Miss Cocker by J be ' name, and her niece, who bears the "V< same cognomen, went one evening to a 1 t,ri ! reception at the house of a friend. I i "What name, please?" inquired the j 111 l'ootman. I a j i "Miss Cocker," answered the elder' . , . i. . .be ! lady. , > "Miss Cocker, too,-' joined the neice. ' hurriedly. i Whereupon the man of plush and j * ; i buttons opened the drawing room j ; door and, with all the dignity of his | ! profession, ushered them into the j ^ ! midst or the company with the con- (}a i vulsive announcement. ! r 1 a' | "Miss Cocker and Miss Cockertoo!' i ru , REMARKABLE RESULTS OF THE j \'KW TISSUE BUILDER TOXO-; C LINE TABLETS IX MANY CASES 1 ? OF RUNDOWN MEN AND WOMEN. \ % i ! PROVE IT YOURSELF BY BUYING a box of Tonoline Tablets NOW. I "By George, I never saw anything | like the effects of that new treatment, | Tonoline Tablets, for building up i weight and lost nerve force. It acted j ~ ^ 1 Il.r, -?%-v n v?rv y-*1 /-y O > ?"! ?irl 1 /"> 1 Tl d '' I ^ ??? "" UlUi C liivc a umav.J- man a, Jin-u?vmt, I said a veil-known gentleman yester- j ^ ; day in speaking ol' the revolution that j had taken place in his condition. "I j brgan to think that there was nothing j on eart'h that could make me fat. I I j tried tonics, digestives, heavy eating, | j diets, milk, beer and almost every-j J! ! thing else you could think of, but ; , without result." Any man or woman who is thin j 1 can recover normal weight by the j {best new treatment Tonoline Tablets. j | "I have been thin for years and be ;? r. fAT? TY1A I gcUl ZO Lliiiiix iL wcis uaiuiai iui , to be that way. Finally I read about I the remarkable processes brought j about by use of Tonoline Tablets, so I ! decided to try myself. Well, when 'I'l II look at myself in the mirror now, I I flfi 1 think it is somebody else, 1 have put * 'on just forty pounds during the last 'forty days, and never felt stronger or j Inv: ' more 'nervy' in my life." PI AN i Tonoline Tabs are a powerful in-1 , duc-er to nutrition, increases cellI growth, food, increases the number of to Ap 1 Kl^ii-vrl rnrniiofildt: ctnrl i,c n Tlpf?pc;<;nrv I , j UiVUU V.Vi l*.*.* V* CA, O ?-*. a. >- w ? ?-v?*- j , j result builds up muscles, and solid | 'ithealthy flesh, and rounds out the fig-} ' ure- i is jusi For women who can never appear , , j stylish in anything they wear because mi ^ I of their thinness this remarkable: out ri .treatment may prove a revelation. It| niUSic . .is a beauty maker as well as a form \ j builder and nerve strengthened Ton-, Nojoline Tabs cost $1 for a 50-days' treat- ^ Field' i ment, at druggists, or mailed by Amer- j ,ican Proprietary Co., Boston, Mass. , /iimnaugh's EA Easter B; dewberry's We are prepared as hat enter our doors by pi alues never before equah ot putting it on too thick est bought stock of Sprir Carolina under our roof. to A( made of 1 w\ 1 serie' c (uiJ are 131 ac 7?ff make th M or low * $2-oc We li; (A y\ ? sample J sal^ We Crepe Easier Milliners. t"" at 35 to Buy your Hat from the leading poor pa ii- t T*!, ^ r\( neur wliolf? liimery score, jl iiuusumi.-^ vj. uv?t ttern Hats and untrimmed Shapes fabrics i on sale this week. Our Millinery at 3 s to vond question is the standard of . ^ lm porte ewberry and the surrounding coun- rea( Our styles, avorkmanship, and this we* fact anything that goes to make up Wpw Qi Srst class Hat are the best that can ' had. II unc Handsome New Waists. and Ox 1 "t metai, ; A handsome display of new Spring Militan aists, each one seems prettier and nothing r . with tl intier than the other, some with ijue 0f ncy lace trimmed collar, plaited Shoes i filing, actual value $3.50 to $5.00, visit *o oice this week for - - $2.49 can fill Miivir fn Till??M i Newberry DrugCompi ites you to the demonstration of ST 0 and SHAW PLAYER PIANO to 1 ;ore on Main St. during this week, Mar ril 3. A Stieff or Shaw Player Piano t what every home needs. On this wc strument every member of the family, nusical training, can play the world' te:?Make this store your headquarte Day. I ' ,STER SALE IV * 1 amain bal< Leading never before to make g1 \ acing before them an ar 'd. by us or any other fi when we say we have t ig and Summer mercha ) Waists, Choice 98c. o doz in the lut. They are excellent quality Voile, Linrepe and Rice Cloth. They le just the way you would em at home. Come in high neck, long or short sleeves, ) values, choice - - - q.Sc ew Separate Skirts. ave received 100 new separate Skirts which we will place on dnesday morning at forty per s than p.ice at which they ide to sell. i & English Cotton Crepes d Ratine at 25c. yd. ;s ard Ratines spread out on ter counters before you. we ad prettier wash goods to sell 40c a yard. There i:n't one ttern or poor coloring in the lot. You will see the same tjt > shown as the choicest things " 0106115* ide show stores of Newberry ^ 40c a yard. We found an r with a surplus who needed ly cash, so our price will be arfc rk yard ... 25c It seems i* *1 , ., pring footwear tor tvery- tne otnerbody. Women's ireds of cases of new Pumps fords, Patent Leather, Gunk'ici Kid and Tan, Cuban and ... . . , r , Made in tl j Heels. The broad foot nas ; to fear. Colonials and pumps terials, ver le new stvle heel. See our c^ii boys', girls' and children's and Slippers. We can save Coat Suk per cent on your Shoe bill. t ur big Shoe department, we week s se your bill from A to Z. $12.50 $15 4AUGH ! Righl r ; Make it a p( i Cigars, Cigai J Stationery, | Make it a ha ^ anrl alwavs UI1M Mill W J W IEFF bf ** We are Agents for the eh 30 tbe 01 I I ! 1 Ann? f) Rn mder- iimiv v aim with" Whole-sal sbest Cigars ar rS 011 I Subscribe to Th< fc flimnaugh's e at Store ad the crowds jj ray of Easter J ] vm XKT & nyo I fit* W W Vif ^ I he largest and ndise in upper % Ijjw -J i ::i\vA. and Misses New pring Dresses. / ? 1 * r ly ot styles to select irom. every one handsomer than f ; and Misses' New Spring Suits, le newest shades and ma y latest models, hip length 9 { rts all cat properly. All * s marked down for this / * mg: .00 $16 50 $iS.oo & $19 75 'S I / t Now! % .I-i u L.w ?,A?.V Jim iu uuy jruui ettes, Tobacco etc., from us. ? bit to trade here "wear a smile" 1 Laurens Steam Laundry? id Reliable. if & Company I 4 e and Retail I id Tobacco I i Herald and News. 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