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W. LUIJ,IE, 110A1II Wo bid tihe Nlayor.t,s' ColveIItion of South Carolin1a welvoin to our city. We are glatld to have you eomio whetlerq you alro at, tlo head of the ity govern 11ont of one of outr largo vities or whether when You att0 i', holoi you ire known ts iitendeit, or somte small but aspliril)g village. You shall be known as Mayor here, anld we will he just, as glad to see and to make you welcome as it you were the Ieal of a metropolis. Munlicipal government, is o1w' of the big questions of the day. It is one of tho probleis that has libeen and still is confronting Itiany of ourl. larger towns. We hope you may ho able to solve the ptroblem to the well heing of the peo. ple. Our City fathor:., an one people gen crally will alikke you feel at hoiv anld will spare no paills to mllakw youl glad that you came ito Newherry and willing to paty uts i visit againl. \\ v feel sun-. of that. The lilral and News lopvs that 3our11 convention ill Newherry nay ve both pleasaint anll piwolitable to each and every o1e. We are glad to have yotl come to oilr, towl. Laiviltenllt tioverfllor NiltSwvolney, represen1intheState, deliverilt a9 ail tess of welcoeic to the veturalls hist, week inl Chaiviestonl, which placed him amilong thle lorvimo"I, oviators onl I'hat occasion. While i he ( overnor did not mention it in his spteveh, it. is not. i proper for 1us to state that uponi l..ht grounod where hv delivered hh, Sp1"(-ol he often walked to and from his work wh a1091 ho 111y. Govoroln \1 . wits not born w\.ith al i silvir spoon inl his moulth, and from hi:..u-l bl)yhomrl he entered tlt! hatltie of lile 1is it Ibread winneltr. Ili,, viduintion wa';s retccivi-d inl tle selool ol experiielve wherte so mnany of ourl grelitet- mlenl received theirs. E'arly inl life he was forced to elro his Suipport., Id maniti1y a old, bleak t111r119'i I n Ss ihe lot IIere nlow stands CI)arIlestonl's grand audli torium, 111 where .\I. It. Ni SwvI',' ,V in tie namltle of thi- Statil, cloqn lt.Y eN It'nded at welvomiv to .h srilvivors of the "o,st Causo, didlib-, barefooted ald hu1r, halistn t his libor to lean ai pittale tnd tat ex perilce which lihas stood bY him to this d y imti which makes him appreciatte to l stirgg.les of at peoplol. MiSweeny's life and I xpiri'n19 ollh, tt lin wr( it,e ad StdiI by t.he yoith of the State: in itl -.hy will h-arn that itma II'an) nk11d h uimself, he4. valn Ie the atchitectof h is own folrt nhit., lnd it is not lcessaiy to be litaelflh wi li at long line of distinlouishitd anct-stry, to rise. l the lift., of lfe.sw9v9 they-i\1 wil see I hat, by clos a to t ion, Ileri iY and intetyrityV It. old saw that. "youl Ca)n't keep It wolkin) rllitmillm down11" is L truism. With such at Ilm is (;mv.er11. of thie Statte the livople %%ohllt linvave a excec'ive. who s at1e9 1t te bottom vounld of the ladder of life. and,11 by nis, own eyorts, wenlt, t the t lop. I'Iis itx perlene platevs him in touch with tho peopht's wants amil eds, and by svin, one of Ihlem, their ilau.lrests are hIl, inl Wrests li an li e wohit he the peopleii' G"overnor.-alnning^, Times. W e Itarve ( i 0h i Tieivs. fd itIo 9111esweneyhi13 dsev'es mne 11 reit for i wearW t.hm19 wort.lhily13. Hie hits 911any3 fr'iends inl thle Statei his5 fr'iin1. We 1like aI man11 whoi is Th cotpi is of The1 H'I erahl andill Newlls (out, from thieret, andt als) fiii Slighl's and)1 the roulItes froml Il terei were carie''1d That meantis thaitt uri I'issue (If that. dali' go 0111 19n some) ('ases abloin. todayt. Wet cant see no( e'xt'use tor' such'1 citreole's5)sns 0on the part of t.heise clerk s. The piapers w1ere pult ini the post9olilien at1 Neowber li.19 In 91m1ptle time1), and( li -wer worked( uip and1( 809)t to t.he rail roatd. WVe hop11'this will no0t o0cur atgain, forl to miIss hot hi thlese ollices mteanls dlayt (If severa9'il days in a lar'ge partt of ourt'9)1 mii. T1he l"i'ee 141ance recnty1 13 sltaiteid at being 11ld'itht art.ieles tfroim Ihis petn. Th'le HIeadlighit, the paper09 formeorly owned by Col. GanltI was1 sohi to NIrt. W. NI. .lones itnd he 'littes in1 his paperCI thait it looks to him aIlis if (Col. Gjatt, is 1not keeping! his prisei 9101 t) enlgaige in) journ'Ialismf in1 Spar'tanlburg Count,y fior ten) years$. T1hie liree Lanc)o has the appearanttltce to us thait Col. Gant,t is ver9y tuIch) in journahlLlimt. W1e see0 it staIted in) tho 19papers t.hiit JudIge '1(Twnsendi decidedl in a catse a19. Greenville that if whiskey wits foundl in a wvagon that 111e wagion and91 teamtf were co enfiscated even9 though 1,he man19 whlo ownedCi the teat) knelw notthinig of the whiskey being thIere. if t.hat is good 111w whenl contra1band)( wiIIskey' i. found by a contalble Oil a train9 the whole train shotuld be coniisctedt. If that is law the law should ho r'epoaled. We do not believe it, Is law. An9 examIlinattion of the programtninc for 11118 after-noon wlill show 1that,a great de,al ia to be crowtded in1 a very short space of time. TIhio matyors meet, at. 4 o'clock and several addresses8 of wo'(l come and seoi'ral recspon8cs ario to b10 mnado, beside other b)usiness alnd all in an hour. Artd then at 5 o'clock we are' to h.avo two regular1 a(ddreIsOs suiitale to~ Memorial Day. F"or Sale. Several nice building lots. Cheap. XiaVer(ns. W. D. Hanny,)k' - .Mat,r MIMRltIAIL IAY, This lii a diy which should bo ob ,4erved by every eltizen of Nowborry. The pity Is that its it rule it is cotillned. to tho litizmns of tle towns. The sol dI lers Who 1 1Vou t Wlltd (I ive for ho Cause of the Suitr (ofuderatcy were not, froll the towis ilone ind wv wisi thitt, tlt! eiHtis of tle ol'o cotlity would titak(e patm, ini tie exvrcises of tho day. The th beo org. nizaitions --James 1). Nantce Clamp, Jno. MN. KillarId CIAmP Sons. atuIl DrItyton Uitherford Chaptera Ditighters lre( re(tuiested tc. n et, at, ,ho c, art iouse it few miulittes before 5 Wo'lock t.hlis aifternfoonl anid mar11ch inl lmlies to the opert hollse wher,e thi ext-r-ist-S will b1 hcl promptlly ait, r o'clock. W(e hope thit, our meclt-elhantilts will feel enough intLercst, inl this exercise to flose theiri s!"res and let their vm ployes t,tund : he se, vices Miy of O,bl liaite sonls of vetterats and sone of IIe ve'erans theles anV d t.hM y would bit "hml of the opport,iunity t') Litkt ill tHit exercist's and tit iear. the ,I)'ethes. Ill 1a1t il. woui he ai gitood ideat to .qlos at I l) click lamd let, themil ur out it) the welconil- ItIo be extenldvd Lt,he iytway s inl the o)pvral house it. -1 'cck. l'hiext-rvise cies but oice a year tnil tIle tm, : :h ni s t tu co ld wvil Itf or' d fill or lo it fL rtlooinlI teLV Ilon ti S S(-Illse ( .ir stoet-s foir in hoiur, ort t.wo Ind l,t Iv r hitl ha -II ve patmrt, inl thc 11,vdrix .1111 News. Ilot, dry.\ and dsy \\,11('Iat and oatts atre egiitii ng to (u' ltrmeitIS are-(- busy c' inIIil1_1 Out, 'ottI. phl vi n- cm-1n al)[t cott(Iin this X 1ck. l mit IllCla0l1 a is oi to bit 1t I 11 t 4t )c I CI .t I i rn s ar4 11 1 uII t t).rin1.. f Ir t.(he w%at o(f -till. 11 Vll I v -01tii-1;1 -1 M%r ' t SOnM'Y, IlltiC'lU II mitan u 1:11ii dt hrt.i W e Iare so ry to I vitle r n Iha l .e\lr. I.. I,. lenldrix ik Vvery sick ait .\ r. .l. 11". ('on i ly "ts ni r i 'wpil. I The IaiOrity tof' o u p tre com dtilaiin , hiu , nit) seVrc1e l s ickn e s i) this welt iun, we believe ai gomd 1t t r 1wain i woa lt t ria it w nicil I w ,pititsl i \t ia I.Ic c ali I so rat learI. te hit friid 'Katy " is tIio leavet.t it aid ty hi-i pean tidt, wt. i wt a m n y\ S .1vd reI ini l g h i\ s it i IS, Ita sO th t t h I li e I rti t , tow is ta .c 1icI. h)tttil, xphestys lie lcagve lie Ic,le nayti Ilfc lie li-s een hid o p Ic t!s I hel i lo.!u It get i ii i't-I,t voti, l'l t I Ic Iwaita, N w t. s a I I lIitv II k.c'i tc I lie ci a t ) I cI." v tIt V( I ta'M c10 111 L 't I Vt L 'I It I I S,t I't , itit Vomt' IAelw~ilml lkilu ii, Nv%vcan ttidc I'ml t e. v (a., till his i ' , a c l' Tip sure, hli t will lie gi''tae seera(tl wecks. (iIih ast. oday ihve11 writer visited het Old Atill mill where-4 Ili-. [ltwo r is mttiln,_ in his rollur llmur miil. The )()liotr its pri'cla-wd Ili pict til an d' ,ae eti i hIaerd att work plae in, it ill s1it,ion, i d if it fai ils to givte ttishaction it is nt bevaise he hs not rot, u.e natc hinlery. It is far ita head of AmO Ck's I l llill u6 this plice. \iv adl at lon t 'alk wit the Ii w t. who is I betdlig hctied,:c fr hetays thi sc'n [giiv, 'ibel i liop a btte 1' lie crs l tanliscl speak >f a pienie siti her' fwhean i'I t, e i tpera ion: cIle i t tahat i h. )ogr watt' . ttay Weat iiwe ifebet the ctc' il by'am the Nn Litoeview lat ar ila atpeared,c' eye, ~velked ad' lka uanteit our ie [lie fae a'al ced. i'-ea' awas as acawa her ig ure lai ndc it. o a'ttgIti s if t.hc ere wer isso eitt to h \\e'/,ol )oi'ingt t'nd c1ia. IWe too l aclic' very( plaa t,3 tipic ovisitio tuliva's1 aIul Sct's Sitslts wich areci erdictlganitenry WIwt. fromt [harkets tonto Ii Iineg tabt encaa pIesgi ue t.rip whih' st'caw enjoye. hit cino wix, hipe aiegnganetd Pae t'cin win hoe goodel wotrkttS In 'Lthe A iek's. Stun(13 0lloIlauey's fery road. sats.tc caviin er andi't la'.pp r ubn .h wc it e s tigtto s. aro t' iic'tu head tia i' t i et* haitt yciitjcti t)tti.l It.eral sandac NaewIIs from yt.ietin wilolk wu it teeit or'sL peritti . t ry .c' dti oca s ioay furnitsa, ht t fewc hitemso.. ecspcialyot wen caytingt Llc int's-n, happens ifac te eadi)er[iag willloms. "Not,uI.i a to viwm tith sceite's eye,Ii 'Nut'os mcly mefc ins lit byso inell, qut.hosle whoilt( itve Naews fhe necessaryy etarrang henIs ltanhves their. mtal eay o oe any nitow,as'no the I Ire its a deft,'Ilivery 'ii' out ite. 'irom bSlighsttc' pase 't'l brouth t' [setit, 'isvisi t,ig heric ganmother, Mrs. M.Io'a and NeSua.Isiece'a,Ijatstp y I:f begisctoloo sthuhth ri ero s gong t tal farshor Bf what wa oc exet. IIuli is O fro aybaintesta 1armning Is Itilmost, at, i tAttlil-stl owiig to tho long dry 81)011. W havo not had any rain lin Ilvo woeki and tho crops aru cnulilng nl) vor slowly. The gardt'ns a41. b1tilly bohbn. too. We are It. as fortiuiato as Me%. I'ill iI tho vt-getablo 11114 . N1 r. I(olubenl Thomails, tho elvicienl clerk of AMessrs. Slims & i1taty, wa called to tho death b-d of his6 brothi Willie at West, Springs t.his weok Wo extendt our. Symlplaily to him. The mitany friends v' '1r. lillio May bin welcomo hliim1 baIel in the colnl,llnl lilty', ani ari ga. hit returii fron 1ba safely. NIr aiery 11aig rove, a rIeIII'ied sol d ier, hias bemi visitig his brothei W Ill, att Mrs. Sluana I )XIev's. Wo are Sorry to lern i,alt I v .1. G laile is stilfering with chills. Mliss Carrio )otuglas and NI iss P antiil ''.pps ha'%- returlned from an extentlet visit, to friendis !in Columial. MIessrs. (;eorge Mel'ailn and Z. V Siuintr. of 1inion, visited at Ir J. P'j 'olleld's ree iltly. r I.S. I)v I h. SlImls, of Carlisle, v is. ited her I- trents, MIv. anid NI.s. Jack HLenderson, lot, long silev. Dr. Sims VOmles (ver. inl tis volnitiunlity (Ilitc often lookilng after. Ils Itereaitile in terests ani mt1akinig professioil lisits. Mir .1. 1). Mepps, who hals beenl in] oiaselling anl imlprovi'd plow, Is it m 110a11HU IgaiI. lie CaII Iby U 1nion as he ret.ur,lit of vui'se. Mir. Mips 1 hink1(s b)y 171iin is the nt-arest way anywhere. liuevss wb.h Some (1 tHie young folks enjoyedi a 'unty pulling It Ir. John Gilliami's L few wer. kC6 Itgo. Nlvs.,vs. .John amd .lamies E-:pps Inudle at lving rip t N1wth ry this week. Miis., 11eln. t. vh:armingo dauighter. if lit'nl. \V. I) lardy, vi.itevd the Mlisses 'ipp 'eventlv. I lope sie will mllake ter e: viit lnge . o that I vall in eiiepla aeOf .ti 'e. NI i. .\s n i .lt 'ar'' v !--* t, Stl'V*.t laYs itst week at MI. .1. l. Cetield's. I hla\o junt voturniled fromt i at dol ght Ill vi -il to Sp ra bur'-. I hald been-1 'olilinidto the l ho or m fmr. vea 11,t lt' ' -Toai t hIe yolung b l1ea1s how S hot,".andit it Irervation wa. nmith '1j6y1 Th \v!. , In,II t IIlernational Suilay 'hool t '4o lInion and the I u s i a(lI '1 i valI, . wh in wer b%vv oth gr and ovva holle a ld t,lieh vni' enjo , wer hIt, ed lie i'I c I waI s th I I . Th n ,IIt hi ng 111, I'ht. l tuare myit lb asure whilether I It'.II I I - -kI IaI y S I t . . IfI ( t'! gIIia, ! 11118V t vas th" fear illt' th IIt-:itor. w.oihl (ifv ,bt( h0i ,. hmI for - ,4 14 ii n r h l I wa v vIIs 1.WAy\. I aM) !ladt it didi 1ot r O off hlrilln- IV ibn1 , s I W bl htild avo lan now to have fod debarr(d lhe in thue smetorieoomt fodr IV Wiing I he av(q utiLai nt-cn s so pleasantl ly ely at opr byi. Whil c the s Nfee rhye Clo ltthng Co. and -Iain. ven if st re nisappoint. y ('pIed h Said: u "TIll leS p lasf he i Ireatr sh mt ld-re if Io-e so . l-a Iny 1 :,, Alay n2, e ons an Iso thE ml y ell,se let1e stockle of Wpieiath hSpweitacesang.lv we x hi ch ona At sltellas ch at for cilarysh ,f(erga a Wa vstnh ranivd Clocr re ai'riga specatdy.ngh Jsnw ov el vsi o fends.tcln ExcMn.e llk hasl' r ptrecm 'uSoaps. xingofon. obtAaabne, who 25co i Naot(a.hng blnik wit.h Ieve mo uakedas. thoe ski ik e Thelea enad leave of alk eswee u mt, free odtwekor We gvestouooa pictr boxl occupiedcakeshe andOBhaveI &mylbUB st rnices Don't be Humbugged ! P'. T. Barnum iado an iIsiesIo fortiltno by humbugging the Ameican people, and to r-Cad soinlo of the extrav y gant, adveI*tisIeIts wiIchli nd11( their Way int th le ne w'4p )orm today yonl woulId Iu i I ill eatr tan iIlaritiII 'lived iI th is seetion. ail a word of euln innaysave .wil fr-oln being Inposed t, upon by m4,echatils wi)ho claim the earth a ande ziYe you veiy II ltt,lo In ret.nrn for (yourv haUrd( etril;-d ilnonev. Take lily advive IInd don't, ho I UMIlItt;(I'.',), -bht., whenl yon hlave anlythinig to hnyI. In riy Goods, Shoes, H ats. I'ants Notionw, . Ilosiye , (G'loves. I Illa dkerheiefs, I ol 1a1s anlid Cl's, Su.pender 4s, UIlhrellis, Triliks, eolm 1n timy store whee tell - aiblo troods are sold at. elose oii to whole sile pects. Just Received ! Setevenl DIrawos Whito I,1wn Tios and lows. l,adies' Ilits. Ladies' .Jorse3 I'lndlershirts It . , I. il 1.5o. and '!5,. (;ech. I dPi l''ans,i50., I0e , 5I H ., 25w , 60e. anId 75u. White Organdies. White 1' K. L adivs' Hlosiery. 'rices always th- lowest, beeanse we sell for Cash. comne atmi sue us often. A. C. Jones, Newherry, S. C., May 22, 1899. Asheville Summer School and ( ConserVdfOry. '''lSU'itotC liS N 0(VVR SP10IMM IN Music, Art, Litrateltie, i'xpres Sion anid Ilhysival k"1ltur11.. Mr. 1-.'mil Granan,II( IInaeIad 'opr-ie.tor- ofr the sehi'weia Colnservatovy of New York. will Ie the director of eSchmil of .\usit. this seaton. io will bel us S sti'd 1by tho ldinw t.e'ilacers Gf the Sr. iltIewe I kat Conselvatoyl'N' and aIso 11hV ssnilk (If th 1 4 u111st pr"milin -nt, altitso New York The ra'es ui .liville \ill lie 25 pe i ct l-.s Man 1ih New \'ork pritos fomn the .ai i lst e 'rs. arbdre,s AICIB A IA) A. J)N I, P'risident.. Ashevilh-, N. C. D)'AiI'.li IN All kinds of Marble and Granite Monuments, Headstones, Iron Railings etc. Also Mletallic, lRosttwood aind Cloth Covered 3i.ial ' (askets and Cases! Service ill this line propllitlya atended to day or light.. Next )oor to Herald and News O1ce, NEWBEI3RY, ....s. C. CHF AP FRUIT TREES. AVING AN I'xItIlU AS stlesiman for live yelur.i ill thei (penit tree businless, I umn lible to qulot.e the followinlg prices on first.-classtock: [.fe Conite it titior 1 1' ar Trees. 200. 'iech; (I Htandard' Appules and1 l'ench Triees, $1; and1( atll othlei' kinis of fr~uit, t.rees a nd vinies as5 eatp. G ive me yourj (rlet's. I gnaitratee any stock Li) he ttue t) 1abcel, andm I hol myseIlf respon)1 sibele for all i't.ock1 thatt. dIies tandi replace r'e'-eseniting I.wo of tihe best. N urseies ino the lini1teil Stalteis. Dri'op ie a piostll G. II 130AINICK, Shrewd Buyers li' ceivi the' i bet rsults~ forw1(5 thh ir t lPiret, he hasL Ituul moreli exp erlience than11 r'iid oIf niealy -1 3tyears ill ne.ive~ busi lIi's St ccnd , lie hit s m lor'e ti lan theree! fonrthii of hiis st ock at. anad be low 50c. Onl the $1 00. The tirdii, him mells his coltupelt,it eems pay3 tor the same goodiis, it( 15, 1 lnefoe, ntal r'ealtonabtle to t,hinik I tIat 301n enII hy ise whcea 11beng('(1 115 y n1 i'an hn Ily ait. I''y n's. ';very i'vh iv we ( 111Ind peoph-' w ho ,il 01n tIlhe cmotisins per'snladt. hnIby bef'or'e thiey ('an1 get,L iiaway, hn'lt (on V isitin our(111 store and( 11ind1 ig 0ut,i ta. I hey have~' paid( lIealy3 donlte4 whIat, we 1ask t.hirl S'tow enn ('1 heI' hti .1tie illagie tha de1 lscihest pose' 01 youlpay $1 00t for' ai hat,, -hirt, or 0dss, andel i ndl the mtle arIt.iel e (n 41nr1' (ilciuterIs fill 500. , or1 e ven 15am., ho0w wVonli you1 feel? I ('1an name hdo-il/.' 1 is onie tr mtore! t'ases e1ver iy dIay. iilere ae so111e of tilt lumlis we (pent to thec pnhhel ti is week: 200h and 25'c G (V livn t 'e a 1)al r'.4 200 lpa irs Lad(1ico' and1( ChlienIC's lile to 20t' Gloves ait 3 a1 paLirI. 4001( pair1S of [4,adies' a nd ChI illdrent's 15O ii 2510 Aits ait 5c at pair1. 15001 y'ds. of fancy'3 c'oloired I,awnVIs worIth (die, to go at 3dei. 7T.e, to g) lit 4l 3e. 35.00) ydes (If fanicy yd1. idie l'oi'eales wor1tth 100 to 12!. to) go) at 5ie andl (Ike. 800 y'ds of fine whbit.e Lawii wort,h 730 to go at 4'L*Ic. 1000GUentlemenl's linen (Collars wiort.h l(li tol 25e for lr-a1 & WIilsoin's, to go 20,000t yd(s. Latne', black, white and color1ed, lit fi'omt Ie to i530' er(y., wort,h Ltir'ee ti mes t,hat, pico. 78(0 yds. finest I"ri'nch Oregand les, h n porttd In A pt'il, niovel ties, wort.h 25, to '40e. 0111 pice 12m and1 i5o 2:100 yd(s. nuli Crlico sto go at 24c. a Tfhe finest Silk flrilliantine. Silk Warp HIenr'Ietl a oyd ter' Strip a1 tnd all nolveltiles for black skits at half thle pritie asked elsewheu'o-. 1.I780 Snits of men('ts, bofy's antd chl diren's (clothinig andu 1)dd panlts at not,~ 0'over 50e (on the $1.00. 47i()0 pairts ofC Shoes antd Slippers of every'3 dlescription at, 25m less than tho cost, at t.he factory, and thonsands oft other' thingzs thait hack of space prevenOlts us from ad vert,ising. FLYNN'S CASH STORE. OXFORDSRD For Ciiiace? Youl will lleol (hom for Su111mor. wear. lioro is tho groat. Oxford Opport nity inl thn m.ost. popubliir and the best linoof Ulildren0's Oxfod 11rd Haidals which ro goimg At Cut Prices! Positively at cost to miacnnfacturo Do not fail to tak- a Ivantago of 1his grent cut prie. cio which cm. )ra1018 a I lin, ot fir.t class goodis vhich a1ro olt"ganlt in appoaranic. 111d ilodel.-i of workniillship. [t. Will Pay. You .Tow to Get )xfords and Sandals 'o-.' All the Ghildren )f tho Family While This Sake Lasts! Mid tho sizes hold out and at i time iien thero itro months i)ororo us Ihenl Oxfords and .8a111als will bo Wrvievable. ills GREAT O.M. Jaieson of our We have kept con tantly in mind the fact hat great values make ~reat business. We nave the vgues in every ~epartment, as our im nense trade during the mionth of March testi 'ies. We expect our April business to be aven better. We ask ~ou to come in and see ur stock. We Wvill sell 'ou just as cheap as I any house, quality of goods considered. Our dopartmoentfo M~illinory,D)ress 1)oods, Shoes, Wash Goods, Hiosiery, Jniderwvear, WV hite (Goods(, L,ineni Dai nasks and D)oilies, Ladies' Muslin i JndIerwo-ir, Ladlies' Tailor-mjado v! suitsa, (Chilre'n's ShoeRs, Boy3s' shoces, adies' ShIoesr, Mieni' Shoes, Shoes or all. We 5ell thle faimous WV. B., kmerica's Leadiung Corset, mado(1 in tve'ry Ienigtha awli every shapo. There a W. B. to fit overyv figure wvhether I t be slend(or, stout, small or large. No guarantee every WV. 11. to give intiro sat isfact ion. Every dlisra, is- h ied1 customier with) W. B. Corsets I hall have a now 0on0. This is at rong ti Jorset talk, but this WV. 13. Corset P leservos overy word of it. Try W. 13 Comoi to 800 us. Our stock is ight, our prices are right. You hall have our best serv ice. Yours very truly, Bryan's New Book REPUBLIC OR EMPIRE? THE PHILIPPINE QUESTION BY 110N. WILLIAM J. BRYAN Wit Hupplnientary ChaIpterlivits - ilon. Androw 'nrtiegle. Honators - e liHor, Vest, Ailo,. White, Oor. 111ll. litivoll. i11so1, Dani el, ('hilton. llutler, icLut rin, Till. li,,. W. .1. Iint. - a,nan, Money, Turner, Teller, HON. ANDn.W cAtNEO1., i-:111tittils. C ly;i Ifoll. I 11 joll-ion. lion. Olius. A. Towto. lion. Adlai E. StOvelnon -secretar iislo, Reuv. Dr. Vant Dyko, lion. Oliam. Francis Adamns, Prof. Davidt Warr Jordan, (io Iifeaer,I r vo'lnt-isinrz. Snam'l Giompors Prost. Ain. Foil. of Labor, andl others. 11 -1 -I'm: U:arotU MENS-rOUa(. 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T he " alid iiddresq D i atore #RITTPICKPATTNNSE Aor Catalogue of the OLUMBIA BUSINESS COLLEGE, COLUMBIA, S. C. Froo sicholarships on cIonditions. Railroad fhra paid. Cheap hoard. 'sitlons secured. Notes aiccepted1. EXPen8es ennU parttly ho paid by rorking in the collego oflice Address W. H. Newberry, President. ev. WV. WV. Daniel, Pastor Wash- - ingtoin Street M~ethodist Church. i whihO y nmstruct and1( teach. It F~rom the favorable comments of le in fact, hlmpossible for mue .to1.ex. 10s0 patrons and pupils whomi I pro. s, in wordls, my profound grati aobadpakof thtolmi tude t owards youru school and its in ulsiness College, I must concludo tactoreatyors.leg it Prof. Newvborry is a very com-) I 011 fok ourohs o, tyourI coeg etent andl thorough instructor, amd som e ur exontg, which I con-e iat excellent work is being dono1 in side'rthbe,exa,a.dbfrI (lli lg.cletedl you had lmo aI niCo pohl1. iscollege, . j. ue2,19 I ion, which I have had no0 Iroule in Colubia S.C.,Jun 20 I ' holding, Owing to the thorough train o ng received at your school. Irmo, Lexington Co., S. C, i'ver wishing you the continued January, 1890. success 30ou 50 well deserve, and as. Er. WV. IH. Newbhorry, Pros. Colum- su 51ring you that I will lose no oppor bia Business College, Cola., S. C.: tunuity of recommending your college iear I rof. :--It aff'ord1s me pleas. I s the very best, to any one inter re to speak of the meorita of your estedl. Your' frienid anrd student, hoo01, and the methodsand muann. FOBL8 . tii,