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ESTABLISHED 1865. NEWBERRY, S. C., TUESDAY, APR I L :, 00. TWICE A WEEK, A O -- - 4- c .. O[. . F V c OCi o 0 L L C) - o - o s e -Fm C -j -80 (jO (j)Co So - cc: 0C0 b o .04 - oo O - -Jo i. s LY) -C624 )a .. Cl ) z o - z y , - - e/ . Qa a) Z 4..J4-JC~~~~c N -c aiU o I ) I (U ) p " a 2O O w 3 q - :- 4-1 0- - +' U ) 0 ' 3 E . I a 4 ) Q p c - -QI O c O0 " 'a 0C 04-J~U. Eif o- g4s c 0 NU) 4-J Q+J S..cE -? b -o3~ (tJ (00 2 .. - .o -4Q o o .c o .Q a> c ;.E -O E - a ) +J 0 bA aj > ....cr - U o .5 .2 o 2 .- . O. - .p 4--+ 6 Cl)) 4 o bi) U A .. ot.) o -c .c 0.y ~' +. ~ U) - A 4- S- :3 .0 d ao NO O io - cS O s .. O4N-5 -- b,. 0~ ->1 O oj +j 4: U) - 2 U .o -c . < 0za.. p A ( OO t1o 0 3a ' -1+a 4.5 o .-. b . E y ao z e z0 Q --J > , c O c OO) NO 4- 0~ -0 o 2 U) * c E -o - - ,,coa) a)c P a c cI)a42-c 0 e. c.c 4 -J a c .c)co c .. L . a) > o O . -O cc """"o - c 8.."E - CHARLESTON PEOPLE ENDORSE EXPOSITION. 1WERALTit O NI ATl TEN 1C lASS A11EE1NO IIIItsI AY NI(l 1. Will Cost Quarter of a it Ilion- 'ropoacd to Orgunizo (Jnnp:any Only If Mi0, 000 In IitIs i-FInanclnl State iment From Sereteary Ayerill. (Special to The State.) Charleston, March 29.---- The pro posed South Carolina expo it ion wits endorsed at an onthusiastic mass meeting of citizens tonight, numl r ing several thousnnc. Teho meeting Was called to order by N. S. Hill, who noininated N. I. Welch as chairman. The meeting was thenll addressed by MAj .Jos. W. Barnwell, John P. Ficken, Mayor J. Adger Smyth, Frank Ilary, Senator Mauldin, John 1). Cappleianl iand others. Chairman Barnwoll of the financo Committee niade an encouraging re port. Secretary Averill read a financial statement showing th) estimated re ceipts, expendituies, etc., insuring the success of the Inter State and West India exposition, which nmie it, is proposed to adopt. The cons pany will not orguaize nless $I 0, 000 at least is raised1. ''he exposi tion will cost about S2,O000. The oxecutivo commuittc"o reconmendcied Dec. 1, 1901, as the opening datto of the exposition, which is to last three months. BY ASSoCIA'rED PlESS. Charleston, March 29.----At a mass meeting of the represen)tativo busi. ness men and nrechants of Charles. ton hold at, the Thompson auditorium tonight it was unanimously decided to hold the proposed South Carolina Interstate and \Vest Indian exposi tion here during the anut nmn of 1901. Prominent Imon from all parts of the State were present, and the big on terprise was launched amid i he great est enthusiasm It. was announced that over a third of thn capital stock of the exposition had already been sub scribed by a few enterprising men of the city, and assurances were given that the full amount would be forth. coming as soon as the public was given a chance to take the shares. The project has t he hearty enidorse. ment of the people of South Carolina, as well as those of Charleston. The general assembly has already given its sanction. Assurances wore re ceived from senators and congress men that every (effort would be used to secure a large government exhibit. THE WORK OF A LIFE; iIHREE YEAItS :01F II .jCoNMsTH OF' SLIEEPING. Flhree Years Allotted foar Eating-Not Q1,ite E!ighteen Years lDevoted telinIag Thmings that Itring Money IRe turni-1.ong POeiod Ppant In seeking P'leasure. (Pennsylvania Grit.) Are you an American ? Then rend the facts herein set forth for your in formation. Some of them will sur* prise you. To begin with, has it. ever occurred to you that if you live (30 years you will have spent 20 years in bed ? Two decades of sleep, though, is your portion. Did you ever think how 24 hours slip) by and what each one of them has found you doing? A Mr. IIart man, a statistician skilled in figuries, has evolved an interesting schedule which accounts for the 24 hours that have daily escaped your notice. Ile can tell you more about your life than you yourself know. Ilis sched. ule does not apply to the man of leisure nor to the laboring man, but is an accurate computation of the average American business man's time. In the sum total of 00 years account has berm kept of the years of infancy and childhood. Here are the results of the hard thinking done by its statistician: Tfwenty yearfl in sleep; thrnyears in eating; nine months in wait ing to b3 served at table; 17& yoars in work ing; seven -years anid six months in pursuit of plosre; six years three moaths in walking and otherwise ox ercising; two years six months at oooS C ULOil'iN L l PLH'J!SHING I Far Eclipses anything ( IN THIS LiNE H W Notwithstanding the Of Merchan dise,having pl are prepared to Sell you they'.have ever been soic ...CLOTHING 18,500 DOLLARS W( Men's cheap suits, $3.25 A big line of Men's wool suits to sell at $5.00 that would be good values at $6.50. 250 Men's all wool suits $6.50 to $7.50 that are equal to most $ 1 0.00 suits on the market. Our line of $10.00 suits in all the latest colors, also black worsteds, are the greatest values ever.put on the market. My Furnishing Goods Departrn showing a better selection this spr We have a LARGE STOCK OF OFFER YOU SPECIAL INDUCEM SHOES! - SHO: In this line we'are still in the fro brought to Newberry. Men's good high-cut Shoes, $ Ladies' Dress Shoes, lace and I Ladies' kid Shoes, lace or button, offered. A great line of childrei Shoes, call for Lily-Brackett. For the best made. The cheapest line of Prints, Gir spuns, Bleachings, .Jeans, Cottor Best Prints, 5c. Check Homespur This splendid stock of Spring C and it is bound to please all who rr are here to keep up our record, for possible prices. We appreciate the splendid pai will strive to merit a continuance c ThetL maktling~. ono's toilet ; two years~ iix xu~',ainu The11 two andio at hi'f y~earsl of 0ltoiet i4 hItkH i may be'RU 4 su dvbleh as follows: lv enIIItii(ilryo m)onthsI foi wasingiof, ono0 y,ear for wudh ifiIf dressmig, seen m4onth for shin '* r. irrnr, o Theii wuhjority Iflof i n I wak ab)onI OOtt ''O thireo yearso and1 I si monIth In~m imyu. T Mr. Un[rtmani's; caseo th ' i yea1rs4 of yu aL busHines a's~ wI)rbogI <treer aro lyfr64 o represent .4ed by 12.1 yeazrs in stud0 ymog for il at and( livo years1 in writinlg ro.ei. li 1r~ o 11oH is the10 scalo1 of dauy", which1 Ih~os theo basis Of computadton Eight hovuirs oleeping; oneo hour A(T IIJ thirt,y mflinutes(4 l aug; sevenI hours D~UultI woring ; t hron hours amusoonr4 rt ;Wthlon tw~o hoursu thirtyV mfiut( (ex"rOiso; ouo hour toilet maingil; one ii h our . (do-alt Wri uig and1( c'-,n ult in:g booksn of 1011)Ii i vaiotus h kindsn (co liito the, s440Iov<n lIRlYno hours of work i1(icompl ho. I hy 1 'th loo oi averuage buineIt'- ?Ian. goiilfi Furt herl fa1cts of interest halve been liot tl) od diecoorodby tto Iiiitistican. o l be ig flicioni DISPLAY.. ooDs - S er shown in Newberry ERETOFORE . . orth of Reliable Merchan dise to Select From. Big Advance in all kinds aced our orders early, we goods just as cheap as I. CLOTHING... )RTH OF CLOTHING. A big line of higher grade suits $12.00 to $18.50 that are equal in make-up to custom made. An immense line of boys' and Children's suits in all grades. I Children's suits 65 cents to $5. A great selection of Children's suits $2.00 to $3.50. They o are immense values. N Don't make a purchase until you examine our Stock. ent is strictly up-to-date. We are ing than ever. HATS to select from. We can ENTS IN THIS LINE. ES!! - SHOES!!! nt with the best stock of shoes ever 1 .00. Men's dress Shoes, $1.15. )utton, 98 cents worth $1.25. Il.50, the best values we have ever I's Shoes. For gentlemen's Fine Ladies' the Zeigler Bros.' shoe is ghams, White and Check Home ades, Cassmnimers, Etc., in town. S5 and 6c. A big lot of Cottonades ioods is open for your inspection, ake any purchases from it, for we selling the best goods at the lowest :ronage of a generous public and >f the same. VHE SON, .-eader of Low Prices. naiy sp)onk 11,800,- blood( of the Eastatoo valley, caught year,'anid give 1,200 a very large catamount in a stool ring 50) years the trap. It~ was young, inexperienced nd(ed in those ways and lazy and bogan to prey upon Mr. Lto raiso 2,500) tons. Youngblood's lambs, hence his mis o may opon and fortune. It was only slightly injured 000,000 times dur. by its encounter with the trap, so ao force thus used Mr. Younigblood handled it carefully rs would1 be, if accu- until its trap wounds were healed, t to lift several foet brought it to town, and sold it to the rable car filled with sportsmen. They let it out last Sat urdlay, gave it half an hour's start, theni let loose twvo packs of ten rT IN IU(ENs. hounds each on t' t,rail and it was 8o0n captured again but with little rp.h1Th, ohand~ or no injury to the'cat. Yesterday I. tKoie. morning they gave him two hours' the State.) start, and they hivo not [seon him i28.-There is till since. After a lively chase of sev in Pckos contyoral hours the trusty fox hounds re in 'iccen Conty turned1 completely foiled. Those acres of virgin for- who know the characteristics of the 1ter andl tramping wild cat say ho is swift, agile and nimald that likes to cunning and that fox methods stand and hunt for a liv. no show when it comes to catching nao Waddy1 YVng. him.