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i 2 | J. B. Derrick 5 ! > THE Hartford I OF I It has A ? 1 lapiiai, Assets We also write Tc building with some o: solicit vour future m ~ w? j x J. K. <S I It * \ Lapi Jl . - / Little 1 . 4 . Drugs ; ai \ Also a Full \ We Guara On LITTL1 - ,? " ? Agents for ; OLD RELIAI Firp Insnrar JL UV lAIVUfi IU HARTFORD, COIS been in business more than 100 y< - $: more than $23,000,00 >rnado Insurance in this Company, f it. Our business has exceeded e: trouage. / fc J. B. DEI ittlp Mmintain f? A V A vr VKAA 7 B^BaOManHaMMnMHIl HHMHHMmMBkMI tal Stock, $5,000, J. B. Derrick, Pres. and Treas. Hountain Dm ( Bind Medicines; Prescrip nd Toilet and Rubber Tirwls Line of Stationery and Scl ntee Personal Attention to Prescri ly Purest Drugs used. Lowest Prices, Quality Considered S5A'n:\ITAIM Lj IV^'O '*U i1 I JriiU * ^ k. ~~~1 I, K. Derrick j 3LE irp f.n &VV vv? IN. *ars. 2,000,000.00 10.00 Let us cover >our xpectations and we V mi ck c. s ,00 i g Co. itions iooI Books ptioas. i GILDER & WEEKS CO. A Successful l>usiiie*g F<;r Years i? Newberry Carrying an I'ziugyUlly Large and AUractue stoct. i Messrs Gilder ? Weeks Co. hare chribiened tueir drug store "Tne Right I Lrug iiore,' ana uiey nave worked j faitiiiU-iy lur lucre uiau liiieen years to deserve that utie. This is one oi tne iaige&t ai eg etores in middle Carolina, carrying a varied stock cf suca things as one would expect in a drug 11 store. They occupy a large store room I; at the bucy corner 01 Coldwell and Uain streets and tney have a large and .competent clerical force. Their stock fills their large store and wareroom to I the very ceiling. >Ihey sell all ot the leading and most reliable of the proprietary remedies, and the large.t line [ of drugs, druggists' sundries and gilt rgoods. Their prescription counter is !; in charge of competent pharmacists, jj who give their wnole attention to tlie 11 filling of prescriptions, and fill them accurately and faithfully. The officers of the company are Dr. J. K. Gi.der, i ! president, who is one of the leading! ; physicians of the city, and Dr. C. D.; ! Weeks, treasurer, has the active management of the store. Dr. lA'eeks has 1 j the reputation of being a mighty close i I second to the man who sucks tne very g iclosest to busisess. He i6 a careful. , i painstaking and accurate man in all j of his dealings. He has built up the j j business and he has been liberal and ; public spirited in his relations to the j city of Newberry. ' He is a liberal sup| porter of all good movements in t-he j ! city. I Dr. Gilder has been for a long time j ! connected with the city board of health ! j and he has rendered ..aluable service ! j to his fellow citizens in this position | j taking the lead in many of the most j | important movement for sanitation | I onrj hucioro in VpwhprrV || aiiu ujjjivuv, .WILLIAM JOH>:iOy & SON. i I : A Veteran Hardware and Paint Supply I House That is Daing Good Easiness in This Section of the State. i nrv, ? ,.f WJllinm T/vVi K1 c-n-n P. C/-?T> ! 1 1UC ill lxi VI TV Hilaiu .IU11U3UU a, uuu ;b j is one of the best known and one of I j the beet established business houses | in the city of Newberry. Mr. Johnson , ! has been doing business in this city : 1 since tue last generation needed the | accommodations that a good hardware j | ard paint supply store would give. ! tiiem. Mr. William Johnson built the j business on his fair dealing with the ! j people and keeping in stock the things 'iha: the people needed. He has been 1 j one of the most substantial of Newber- | i ry's citizens, interesting himself in alljl the affairs of the public and in the.J progress cf the community. Jie has, o v/ithin the past few years associated J : with him his son, Thomas, who is a j I very enterprising and energetic young ] i business man, highly esteemed all over 1 the county. Another son, Mr. J. M. . I I Johnson, is a chemist in the employ | I of the government at Washisgton in | j the work that is being done for the in- jj ' terest of the people generally and the | j ia:mer especially. ! Tae firm of William Johnson & Sen j j have a very attractive store on the I public square in Newberry, at tne cor- g npr nf Bovee street. He carries a very ? j large and well selected line of hard- | ! ware, cutlery, carpentens' tools and the ' like. He also carries a large line of ! paints, ready mixed and material for i mixing just what the painter wants | to get ihe effect that he desires. The i firm enjoys a large patronage all through Newberry and surrounding | counties in the line of goods that are i handled. j DR. F. . 3TAKTIN, i EYESIGHT SPECIALIST / In these days of scientific care of the I eyes of cniiuren there is no use to let j the young folks suffer, nor the older J ones who reach the age when defects i in the eye begin to be felt. Wise men } look after such things before they grow ! troublesome and in that way they ofI ten prevent it. A good eyesight spej cialist is a convenience and an aid in j a community that the geople are bej ginning to recognize. Dr. F. C. Marj tin is the eyesight specialist in New j oerry. iie is a graduate opwmeirisi, j provided with all of the equipment j necessary to measure the deficiency in * the eyes and to fit the glasses to each ! individual case, which relieves the suf-1 I ferer of the cause of the suffering and adds strength and usefulness to the eye, the most important organ of the body. He examines eyes, fits glasses and artificial eyes for thoee who have suffered Ioes, and advises with patients as to the care of the eyes and their I treatment. He came to Newberry j something more than a year ago and has built up a good business through 9 ; this and tne surrounding country, ne i has brought a great deal of business 1 1 to Newberry in the people who have I , come there to consult him. He is a l I clever and enterprising man and has | | made many friends in the city. He 8 ! has ivery charming parlors over the I | Andersen Dry Goods store. . |l The raesthetic Age. I IHJUU1C S U1 OL CAyciitutt vjl cv vuu gj cert hall was a recent mammoth en- a ; tertainment in aid of a patriotic fund; a ; says the Putsbirg Chronicle r-e'e- *1 ur ph. The mo/: Ct lebrated soprani s of the tl'iy was .1 in sfia;-'-? to H the accompaniment of a famous or- -.1 (h:- tra v i. n Rcbbie asd family ar- 3 i '"j i-1 T': -r.rt'l l oy r.* once been me inter- 5J ested ithe gesticulations of t'r.e con- | ~ [3 ' r why is that man shaking ${ <! the ' k at the lady? he aslced. -j 7< :.3 not shaking the - ' iff Lut Robbie was rnr crrv'i>ced. I "The ,V.~'t is she rrr for?" be . asked. !1 1 . I RESIDENCE OF DR. J. M, SEA aMHnaHBHMaaaHMBHHaMM I Z. T. Pinner, Office Hours: 8 to 9 j Residence Phone 7, R. J. Johnson Telephoi 4 n A ii i rUMA Pham POMARIA, I rv if wrugs, medicines, Druggists' Sundr ' J * PRESCRIF ARE CAREFULLY \ V The Store That fl Want When Yc / ?-JKICjoat- i r? iimini rwi *?.ukx Abs.inence in living insures full | ;u asures cf good health. ]' SE LITTLE MOUNTAIN, S. C. aHnHMBnaaanHHaHOHi Proprietor M. ~t to 2 P. M. Office Phone 33 , Druggist ne 33 m i in K1A j tacy _ Q C U. V* j A ies, Stationery bid Other Goods | ^ i TONS rnMPmwn VVIIA1 VV11VWV i r las What Yon su Want It: J \ Any fool of a man can die, but it Lakes a smart man to livt. / ! - sJ