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r*«r« IBM taM «Uk WgkMlag «f Tas » f i# * wBj ml mm* I*** (Mb Mt ■ *. Mmjtwi I ff« ««l of «4> vallaffaajrM BOW Mplrmnut If you »• y*«r pcnun«l bnalnet* lh« M»o pwlMteklag o«r« ro^ulred of n public acnrcht you will two yoan boooo bo belUr off In thti wotM'i «oo4« nod happier In Hto than If you liad boon PBoocMfol In your a»pJraUon«. TWKHTT-KIVE YEAftd AGO. The trrt oboe of Tun People Wa* a <ono ntory building an Main Mtrert wborb Mr. 8. KrH»noff’» (tore now •tnnda. Itwaaauoh a pant up Utlcn that jargor quarter* wore n<wa»itry and It waa moved to the North aide of the public aquaro, whicli na* »lnue been ita boaao. The present compoalng room waa prorioualy the law office of the late dodge 8. J. Hay, to w hich editorial and preae room* wore added. Only one vther office or atore building then rtandtng In Barnwoll remain*, the woodea atore on the Mouth aide of the aqoare, almoat directly <>p|N>«lta thl* a>Moa. Time and again the ire (lend haa touched thl* aouth aide building, but It baa aurvlvod many coodagra- Wona alnoa Mberman'a raid. Many Idanoaa Have within the quarter can- ••ry boon doetroyed br Ire, and wa can oonat aoareely thirty dwalllnga bow •unding that wort apaiod In the boio- Tba grim ran par haa bean bway Ian In gathering bla unendli g harvest. An «MmnN boM U, porbapa, •«# of tba —ddaat hooka ever wrtweo A* wa «oto tlw pogot af ooe we o*te that tba paper le flttie eelered by time, the lob otanee ae dtatlocr ee M oeed yemorder yet name oiler a.m* brtog* •I tb* good frteodo •! tho oortUr who booa^amptotrd tbetv itu TR X'be governo,eni crop report l*aued l*>i work put the condition of cotton el N, lb* )owe»t Hepieuitter eatluiate on record. Htraightwar certain New' York hon*ra who are Urge dealers In apot cotton and whnaa purp«>*e It la to break the future marketa that they may buy •pot cotton more cheaply, uiadeatrenu- uua effort* to dlacredit the govurnineut report, and succeeded. Ootlon fell half a cent a pound, when It should have advanced twice that. PRESS COMMENT. Tho country realize* thl* month that It ha* had a year of President Koo»e> velt He whs sworn in on September 15. He ha* continued lobe *trenuoua and aurprltditg. He i« wry energetic and hates a dull time. When he hunts he liuuta big game, and when he rides he rides hard. World’s Work notices that he boxes, he rows, he swims and he wrestles. More than that, he talk*. The President Iih* physical energy and montal energv to the extent ot rash ness. In the South he will bo remem bered a* the man who entertained Hooker T. Washington at the White Houae, and In Savannah history will put him down a* the President who re- • PI>ointed a colored man collector of port over the protest of the business men. Ho will also be remembered here as the man whose early * riling* were exposed and ewnfuted b? Bishop Kelley. The most sensations! thing the Presi dent I. •• done was hi. speech at Ar llngton on decoraMnu day, obto be up braided the Sooth for lyocblng without taking Into oeoshteraibHi the crime for wbleb the Iroehlogs were visited Pres Idem ffnoceveH waa very mock rrtileiaed foe tbto spsrch. wblrh was t*» dtffl'eat from sai lUmg Mr McKlnlev ever did. tie ibraolewed ihe^trwsta with eatioeatoo aod theo toroed bts heeh befi ro the Eghs was — ae«i d-d. yhere Is aoe thing, hwweeee, to his lavoe AHhnegh he has saedt a ooms el he# doomoita ymiley. he hot dome washing vo«b to pis fneeiga popey Me dovd a heap ef tats >ng aO«nt the M«oe* a dan— •r«m». ts«t ih s optv penvnheo mmmtm mmt to ffnr^pe T sd ho h#s asssta a«-l bs be n garni frtemd o Ith khmgoewa P u w*tmo*i «*e snnn moo4 --a* Id have . -- - ^ —. — I teak 0 hewer •« Nussta hesiutee- le erowd •beta he rood gatleot eoderaiwo In arta they tvnid ibetr own with the oiost favorer) nations gf Europe nod their lo- duetrlal growth and enterprise haa woo for theni a llie nrtmpllmentary title ' the Yankees of the East." One of tiiese, fount Matsu kata, for mer mlhlster for Ituanee for Japan, has recently spent a month In the United Stales, and In an Interview w ith an As- •ov'lated Press correspondent In Vienna expressed the opinion that * the too ratdd progress of the United Slates is likely to experience a serious set back In the near future.” "The commercial energy of the A- mcrloan*,’' he continued, ‘'incompara- hlv surpasses anything in Europe. This Is undoubtedly one of the princi pal causes of the economic progress of too United States. I perceive In many direction* where European eomitrie« are already hIFcc c.l by Ait{erican ex pansion, and f think it likely that they will he still nioie aifectcd in the future. America'* progrey* lus been so exceed ingly rapid that 1 fear loiue sudden disaster. •*lnniy opinion too much business Ins been done on borrowed capital. This, coupled with the magnitude ol the commercial opt rations common to the United States, will probably lead to a panic at the first untoward circum stances, such a* a bad harvest or sioii •ar misfortune. While there are many strong hank* In the Uti'ted State* there are also many weak ones whose failure #111 render a crash Inevitable. 1 fear that sojie of these banks are lending too much money to aid business enter prises. "Another danger lies lo the banka* note Issue*. W bile ihl* is perfectly •afe lo theory because they ar* protre- t*d by a d«-p<«*lt ol tsoreroomui bond*. »•» lo lim* of panic tb* re la consider - able difference between negotiable pw. pev aod *o*b. nom* of tb* asnst prom Ioeoi Eoaoetor* lo Aosostea .has* thrsr agprvbeosion*. wbleb lend* me in L**pe tbs* ibcv.'tnmsevlng the ganger, nlll led mean* of alerting It. If -• Amer | lc"« • #%| |i#b Will ImM I rnmtm wmarhahta I haa at pr—ol* tea H*y hell oam* *«odat *f> Itthtoh sfsanh.egslm | Mbgd** 'h*» 'e* siaep « and blot Toemkav. w•dneedav aod Tbntodaf they got abseot-aiodvd aod bog to to look off Oswalds Onnday agolo. aod long* 'rnooj aod Ml lb* dish water get mhi right onder their a owe. Fri day they break dlritre aod go off la the best room and snicker and look out of the window. Satnitfay they have qn*er spurt*of working and spurts of Irlxaliig their hair. And Sunday they begin It all over again.” igatBewt to tba ot again*! sold r*«ar* otH | leg Wllllatoo, 8. C. L M kgfgwta. Admloiovolgi A ng IHb. IVQl. The mo*t common and most dreaded disease* In the rural districts are ma laria and trphoid fever. Boll, of these Dr. Ifowurd asseris, are preventable. The mosquito Is a distributor of the first *nd the house Hy of the second. All mosquitos are not of the dUease-bear- ing sort, but it I* well enough to wage w»r against all of the tribe. In order that none of the guilty may escape Evon the innocent mosquito is not a lovable companion, and no qualms of conscience need trouble those who slay them by wholesale. The bulletin gives rule* for distinguishing between thfe malarial mosqulioand the other,as well h* between the larvaeof the two. Gen erally »|>eaking the bad mosquito In the larvae state holds his body at an angle w’lih the surface of the water while nt rest, and In its adult state it holds its boJy at an angh with the wall or ceil ing on which It alights. The harmless mosquito bold* Us body parallel with the place on whicli It rests. Good drainage, the close roveriug of rain barrels and the uso of kerosene are the main remedies for mosquitoes; and when the mosquitoes have gone Dr Howard says malaria will g» with them To provide against typhoid fever one must get rhl oi ih* b»Mso dies. They carry the g-rms on their feet from ato- M*#. closet*, sink* and other piece* of ibe kind, aod deposit them on tb* fond in kitchens sod di'tloff room*. Typhoid •*. In be sore, of i*o can led lo drinking o star from polluted Msoroee.ond in mlih ! fr-ot onctsmo ***hlos end the Mho W*n • Ih* gre •I aonrvo of d**g*r Is from ih* NOTICE OF FINAL 8EITLEMKXT. , I Nolle* It hereby given that the un dersigned will ill* her final account with J. K. Hustling. E«q„ Judge of Probate. «tn Maturdav. September '.’Olh 1002. a* Administratrix uf th* estate of II. rt. M vrick, deceased, and ask fur Letters Di»iul«»ory. M. S. M YRICK, August, 18th 1002. Administratrix. WHOLESALE I tETAIL, • /' ' } NEW* FALL'GOODS! FOR SALE. The store and lot belonging to E. F. Wltscll in the town of Allendale. This livery desirable property. It I* loca ted In fifty lest of the depot, and ha* a spacious hall overhead. Apply to underslgued at Allendale. I. L. Tobin. May 29—2m. TO RENT. A delightfully comfortable cottage of live rooms, with all needed outbuild- lugs, well of excellent water, good gar den, situated in the most desirable res idence section of Hsrn well. can he se cured for reasonable tent by early ap plication Pi Hie undersigned. It Is convenient to all the chundie*. depot* and public offices, yet sufficiently re moved to secure the quiet that one wishes for his family. George H. Bates. NIE ABILITY of a house to giva food valooa dtpoo** off* on Ita power In buying, and bow small a proil R *• ******* to make. 1 am always being accused by other booses of - yelling too low, but 1 am a great believer la the mot to of "Quick Sale* and Small Frofl*.” »Ed Bf success along those line* Is too great to lo* duce me to ever change my polley. The feature of my Ho# of Fall and *- Winter Good* i* It# completeness and at the Astonishing Low Prices at which every thing Is marked down. 1 want to impress upon the minds of my frUnda and patrons that I carry now the finest and most up-to date das* of Dress Good* P» b* foand In any tir*t class dry good* store. A specially at tractive and extensive line In Walstlng* aod French Flannel*. Homethlng new In Kmhrol- d-red Silk Waistings. Come, look and wonder what beauties they are. nAnck Biscbvillb Ailism Coaraxv. Tb* stock boh fere of Alliaoe* tt srrbows* Ci bet* oot recwlvod lb* first tbetretmr** writ pe***ot E W ABKHolsxl a**r by sLeMcs or cleaet aod tb* b< d V. I**. ltoo*v4 tostato MpOO lb* I e**alsg ml stobte* as trvqoeot la tots, tb* *o**ftag of tb* »i***i*g« tb*4 fit** omv smt v— A lb* m. •• | or«o*ol*g mi fit** from i8* 8* Tb* r* ••*m8*v rote* lo tow botb •**o*r*itt sgoaotof. bowwevv.li ms ..., Meo i | press ■*** j i w»i • in b I At bow sg. tb* Bteckvtll L**mp*ov »b«> Altidcod oa tbstr cert »sM ithifiSi Shoes en^ Heiow finest and la'gest line In town. I carry Z*lgler Biwther*’ Plant A Marks' Fine Ladle*'and Cblldr*o T i 8ho*e; W. -Mpt.tuglss' Fine Men's and Boys' Hbo*e, bH»w give bet a fslot Wbo *f lbs Mg barge Ms trcwBag my »«•* — *«• teeo To • ■ - « 1 Bfi 0 t-« rcms o*i a owmmoM • MWB aoo *t 'S * O we m**rsM* tbi ■ms* At la a sa*w fOgo goobrmnf as o* r* f«e ib* p*yosrMi of All artilfioal** af stork -...i, •oA rogtstcwA bv bogfi t?ih‘. lootl aaA voM end pevm*ot ' Ale** o*pa a;<b IBM tb* I •* la llqotAottsm ml earn g ' d *04 s*«Ui. *|** t*k— Op 1 MM, of lb* MmrA ml titmooaws. A. •* «m Ao*t« •* FfsiMraE. ('ll A 111 I b-oart i ft f>v gradual* of ^ievofi|r*pfik| rri •Wo. h. IS yds for |1 ® , pw yd be- , I CVrt . #. g V- LaAW* f saev' V •Imr. Of. • ska. TjjaW fm bv. RASNOFF. rbt « *•«■>- • • b A ib Bo : or the Wagon And Wei Al Take a fkde. W SO* rsoamer* t« M* * •- ’m* abeam* »•* .« Mam bosooooamaoo mm* a* >■ g m-oas a - i TM* V Hi mm*m m OWi ea soar t m r tamos A 1 « . m- ►•o to (bo AMO 1 o*0k a»* aa m T. W i > m ’*• Of WA Al A# a- mm ►A ka* gba kmooaa bo B baotfV, MO s* * Oc Am# •> B « ’ A *•■♦ Fbsofi Bbmetua. *■ yaaa fit t TWowo oo M» ••• s*o^ 4 t a aao act For sai * < ■ CM I. ... .1 m w Bm kss aoa ml m *o ( bortaaloo. af tba •A U tboa El Tb oor tblaktag lb* otost AaploeebI* footora af tbs roeoot aompalgN * a* lb* tsobiasbtug baUlog *o raaolts. It was a otattac of fraqnaol oawspapar mta- tloo Ibal aAda wl ibis ar that amount w*r* laid lo favor »f or ogalnst Ibis or •bat ooadlAau. That was particularly tb* ooa* Ip Oolumbla, tb* capital of the Atoka, wboro ibo law • gainst lolling oo aloothma was enacted. In Gre«nvllle. however, tb* iporta out-lleroded Her od. Th* County Executive Comm it tec was requested to and actually did re count the votes of several club* to a»- nertaln whether or not candidate AnaH bad received two-thirds of the vote- cast In the primary, as b*r» hid l*«-cn made on that odds and the J' clslmi of the committee waa necessary br lore the losers would pay. Our ne'Wspaper friend* and the Grand •fury of Greenville can do a good work by bringing this matter within the jf- ficlal grasp of HoliclPir Boggs, and he will do the rest. Dr. W. H. Timmerman was general ly admitted to b« the best man In the race for Governor, but he received the >imallest vote. And the reason is peo ple thought that at his time of life he would keep tbe ship of Htat? on its C Mint tack, while they, tbe people, Have there it room—also need—for EMr* reform and retrenchment than all tb* candidates together have promised •r pot a tad out. Attorneys who have represented cor porations farad badly la tb* first battle of tb* ballet*. Homs of th* ablest mvn to tbbfifcaae week defeated solely b*- railroad lawyers. WbiMUm r character* were spetite* struck at tbelr rallreofis, to Ibal TcAdy A*b**«rit Jr„i Ideal, weal to Mow lb D*k~ls last Wv*k J lotah* hie fir* boo: fwr larger gam* j ihan l«oog IslaiHl spat rows. Ills am- bltioo did not rl«c u> ih* bvlgtot of OMiontaln Boos, for b* *lm*«l |s» begin whh pralrl* rblckeos. I he farmer*, bowevee, did not lake kindly to this propowd raid, so they pn#t*d their lauds and patrolled Iheir field*, and wh-n IV.l.lv • ams a'ong tho woim n »« i the tard dogs after him. The paper* dou t say whether he ran or took to a tree. It I* said that the amount of money in circulation in the United States has iieen increased within the lari twelve limn ins 11)7,113.121. The total is the larg«ct ln circulation ever known, the per capita being f28 5.». Yet money Is scarce In New York just now, although the demand for it to move the crop* is only fairly begun. The speculator* and gamblers of New York, that modern combination of Sodom and Gomorrah, are responsible for this condition, which possibly precede* a panic, hut If one should come they will not ho the sufferers. Mr. W. W, Bright wa* reelected su perintendent of education- of I’tcken* comity on the day lie died. His two daughters were thoroughly famijiar w ith the duties of the office and the IMckens Sentinel suggested that they be allowed to do the woi k for the unex- plred term The stsl* board of "education Its meeting lost night thought so well of I be suggest'oo that Governor McSwte- ay and Hnperlotendeot MrMehan Wrn a pi*-toted oo a ap«clal rotomill** u i* la* OO 11. id Is I .«•*<.ge l. ! srteJltaM* f—•p«oi#lt»l* • <4g- l<*r •«■* It U • Imi time for tb* voters |e express llieiuselws I® tbe oirn wbo hat* been chosen Ibis wwk P> represent them In tbe l«eglsla' lure. The agitation of these matters ought not to cease with the primary *- lection. In which l* ha* lieen considered only casually, but It ought to be under stood thst Hie public is aware of the methods that «>btain In the making of appropriations to the utmost limit ami even beyond as Is now seen In the treas ury dellcit.—Grecntllle Mountaineer. make (be arrangement- This s*‘ik tm he entire I f agreeaWl* te mm 4eW ^ a ’ mo aod M la a*oS*A Msowott. wbo was qaiie a tvtei lako Iff AeqgBfi, la wtAMg I a*oa tb* ► sg*»B* a *Aa* 8—»»«*, 4 %. A CASK OF GREAT KXUKCTIONS. Attorney General Knox will go to I’arls soon to look Into the title ol the I'anama canal, tho old gold brick which French speculators wisn to unload oh Uncle Sam. Mr. Knox will llnd it about as good as the quit claim to the Philippines that Spain* sold ti the United States, which has ships and guns and men enough to hold Itagaiuri Hie rest of the world. C riles* earthquakes and volcanic eruptions blow up the whole ditch bus iness the canal will he completed in some eight or ten years. By that time. If Hie world holds out. the Filipinos w ill have tfeoome «o civilized, if any of tjiem are left, that tliev w ill Import raw cotton and manufacture It hy dirt cheap labor and so cripple that tndu trv lu Kqrop* and America. That’s oiir. blue prediction. Itkely t® pan 4»oi ounoitUy as • >imaser oigbt Arvsio* ml oor f i keoA*. tho I* ibal A mt Msvi-k-d ' ■ *' teA|i»< Urn* *( zat MbifiJ ■•AMBt MM 4 * •* m r u i* Aftt fUA f ABMt i af M • I ib* IS YELLDW POISON In your blood ? Physician* call it nalarfal Germ. Itcanbcseen changing red Wood yellow under microscope. It works dqy and night. First, It turns your com • plexion yellow. ChUly, aching sensations creep 8owA your backbone. Yon f«W weak and worthless. ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC wll stop tbe trouble now. It eaters the Wood ot once aod Arivee out tbe yellow poison. If neglected and when Chilla, :f Prewet i fcuiftfl. Cantaloupe Virldv NOTICE. icIm 1* « *1* ^ . . . f > HA WELL. H. t la A fl •*«*<• X’ • ’ % W«!ftt4l« ie-AkH |»a FqFS M I Iff* f M •• t 11VI. tel, lie CM this SOM-UMI fBl.iovi. j *BI n present* tb* value ml lauds; IS*. •jA* (truth* »slue tsf bNlldlngs; fn. r «2U, I7U of maclilnerv, an • f JO HiP.fOA tb# vain* uf live slo*k. Tbe farm lan-ls »/j tb* trial* cover an area of IS.WOO;4 j acres. Ninety acres la given at the] average sis* of farnit In tbe Hint*, while In I8.V) ih* average site wts fill acres. There bst been a gradual de crease eadi te.i yesrs since tin half- century mark w a* passed. The farms now numnei lefi 3fi«> and of Hicm HA,.t81 are o|»erated by negroes. The farm products of the State for 18W1I repre sented a value of tG8,2*H),5M2. Cotton I* the principal crop and the cotton lands constitute 05 per cent of the entire farm area -pi) ilMQ MM o. FATri^NwoN. Barn well. A. C ***** i«* m* Nigh Bead. FWet CfioM am* has* •*•* 8*m4fioA e«A we- 8e- ••■*♦ hrs*m8t so48s* 0(0*0 b*—e 4tm f—too* 84440 gram AafiAs *** h®-got te-m i8* toemsse who » fh*v-*re fro* from tibss aod •os 4rieiog, ridlog aod oil goo** •4 fin glee p*r fees * I P_ _J NEWBERRY COLLEGE. ComnirMlIoiis buildlnga, pore wi t«*r. Three courses for degiecs, wlib elec tive*. t»»od Library; Working Laboratory. Efficient I’reparaPiry Department. Board, tuition and all fee* per year need not exceed; f 100 In Collegl <te Department. fOOlu Preparatory Department. Next sea-don begins Sept. 24lb. For CatalogiK, add res*, Geo. B. CromtT, Pres . Newberry. S.C. T. B. ELLIS. Jr. Surveyor and Civi! Engmeei Special lUcnHon given to the compo. tation of water-powers, leveling aafi drainage. . . . A postal card addressed to me at Mar tin. 8. C., will receive' prompt atten tion. oetl-80, ly 60 YEARS* KXffCRlBNCE Patents Buggies Harness and' o o a large ship. ». In the man- v« just reeelved To match them wXK'e. and Harn*a ment ol up u» datifwsi material *btalnabl* and ufacture of whlcW‘omhtned have surpassed any. the most skilled Id" before brought Hooth. thii.g lu tho-e lln*J«'W »• ibev can b* made, and Prlcts are Jut we for ynurselvoa. We have ot-lorv buying cumpH be glad to an* and serve, surprises in store ay M pmjm - Tf W esgaaA i** mm*** W«® mA r Mm' • mm* mm sp • 4 * a •n,-I* ■■ - Boo*s so® m i Mw br gmmmmmt BE (Bos Nr , «m Aao* P»4iS— |0I« ^ PI I * pi P & m <BB mm mtmt Am rat