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A lVot (lauto M10onsdaiy. Tito -,rskino ball team will coie down on Monday to play the Newberry collego boys and it will be a warm game. FIs-kino is said to have the econd strongest team in the State and Newborry has one that Is right ot her heels. I)on't fail to see the game Mon day. Remomber, Newberry and Ers kine, Monday at 4 o'clock. For I.oxIsitthto ionora. Mr. E. S. Blease who has made us ich a good Superintendent of Educa tion is out for legislative honors. Mr. liea4e is a great believer in our con O)on school system and has been and is working for their improvement. His Jresent position well qualifies him to know their needs and his election will .ivo us a good worker for this cause ud a wide awake member on all gen 'Oral questions.-Saluda Sentinel. Erskine and Newborry College. The ball team of Newberry College mo up to Duo West last week and ayed two games. Erskine won the ret by a score of 15 to 4, the second by o 5. The Newborry boys set of young men, and con 4 selves in the most becom y while here. They were not of a rude word or act. Prof. . Setzler accompanied the team so did Mr. Welch, a prominent ung lawyer of Nowborry. Our L:ys reatly enjoyed the visit of the young men from Newberry.--A. R. Presbyte Hianl, Ob>h. Tito Uoldon Weed. The tobacco industry of South Caro lina, though it can claim the nane of an "infant industry," has grow%n into recognition, and it is now known to the tobacco world that this State pro duces the brightest leaf and a large quantity of it. The Golden Weed, pub lished at Florence, will publish a South Carolina special edition during July, which will give a clear story of tile ex tent to whlieh thi-i industry has grown. Tributo ofi Resp, c't. Whereas, Cod in lis3 mysterious prov idence has seen flt to remove from our midst to his reward above, our brother In Christ, ftcv. J. Il. Fox, Ph. D., be it RAesolved Ist. That we, the Central Luther Leatrue, of Newberry County, bow in humble submission to the in scrutable wisdom of Him who dooth alt things well. .)nd. That in the death of Dr. Fox the Luther League has lost a devoted co laborer and pronoter, and to whom this ('entral Luther League is largely due its existence. 3d. TaLt the Central Luther League extends Its *ympatbly to the bereaved family. Committee. lo Creamt and Strawberry Festival. An ice cream and strawberry festival will be given in the yard at the resid ence of Mr. .1 W. White, on Friday even lug , 18tb, inst, for the benefit of the Excelsior Fire Company. It will be a nice affair managed by the ladies of the city. Go out and encourage the boys and enjoy the evenling eating cream and strawberries. When the committee calls on you, buy a ticket. You will never regret it. FREE 15LOOD CURE. An offer providing faith to Sufferers. is your Bloo,d Pure? Are you sure of it,? Do cuts and scratches heal slow ly? Does your skin itch or burn? Hatve you pimples? Erupt,Ions? AchIng Bones or Back? 1eczema? Old sores? Blolls? Serofula? R1heumatism? Foul Breath?, Cat.arrh? Are you pale? If so purify your Bl1ood at once with B. B. B3. (Botanic Blood Balm). It makes the blood pure and rich, heals every sore and gives a clear, smooth, healthy skin. Decep-seated cases like ulcor1s, cancer, eating sores, p)ainful swellings, blood p)oison arc quickly cured by B. 13. 13., made especially for all obstinate Blood anti skin troubles. B. B. B. is dilferent from other reme dies because 13. 13. B. drains the poison andI humor out of the blood and entire system so the simptoms cannot return. Give It a trial. It cures when all else fails. Thoroughly tested for th!rty years. Sold at drug stores at $1 per large bottle, 6 large bottles (full treat ment) $5. So sufferers may test it, a trial bottle given away absolutely free. Write for It. Address BLOOD BA1.Mr Co., Atlanta, Ga. Write today. De scribe troumble and free medical advice given. . ly Clothing cleaned at -lowest prices and second hand clothing bought by 2t Ray Watts. Pelham's Specials. I. Paris Green kills the SPotato Bug. We have the Paris Green at Peiham's Pharmacy. 11. A good time to lant Red Valentine eans. We have fresh d; reliable Beans at ham's Pharmacy. tTanglefoot sticky Paper catches and rid of flies-pestif~ s flies. We have aperthatwillicatch lies. Iham's Pharmacy. When needing icines get the best prepare the besi raduates in Phar. elhamn's Pharmacv, VAMIOUS AN 1) A LI A uou r. Clemson and Newberry this after noon. Erskino and Newberry will pley ball here Monday afternoon. Remember the firemen's bLrawberry festival on thO 18IL11,. There are plenty of Florida vege tables on the market. J. A. C. Kibler has res,gned as a membler of the Count-y lBoard of Con trol. Dr. and Mrs. Jas. M. KII'ler attended the mrusical festiv.1l at CGatffney this week. S. S. Cunningham has resigned as a member of the 3oard of Coant.v Com mislioners. Me. 0. Ml. lolmes represents St. Luko's clirirclh at the Episcopal Confer ence in Aiken this week. There will be a game of ball today between Newberry College and Clem son. Game called at .1 30. Nos. 6 and 7 can boast of some of the finest farms in the whole country, and the farmers are there to minage them. David Mittle, of Bennettsville is in the city. le .aie up to take part in the Charlotte tournament with the reel team. M:'. Postor NI.Atin attended a meet ing of the stockbolders of the Piedmont Manufacturing Company in Greenville on Wednesday. Mr. W. B. Cannon who bas been on a visit to relatives and friends here, returned Wednesday to his home in Jacksonville, Fla. An extra commuvication of Amity Lodge, A. F. M. will be held next Mon day evening at 8 o'clock. The 1". C. degree will be conferred. President .1. T. Mc'CCary, of the Newberry Cotton Mills, Is attending the annualn I meeting of the Sout.hern Cotton Spinnera' Assoc'ation, which met in Charlot,te today. The liromen have decided and are practicing to take in the firemen's tour nanment. it Charlottc, N. C., on the 2.d instant. They will leave here wit') a good Iean and hope to win. James A. M minanih ias just received another shipmeit. of niil1inery goods, which he is showinig the ladies, along with his oth,er assortment, of pretty aiid serviceable goods. Give him a call and he Will make it pay you. Erskinc is said to have the second best team in the State. They will play here Monday afternoon. Weddington and Beusse will make it warm for the Erskine boys. Don't, fail to see this game. Dr. C. T. Wyche, of Newberry, is spending a few days with George H. Feagle, at 109 Buncombe street. Dr. Wyche has served a number of years in the legislature and is now a candi date for Congress from the Third dis trict. -Greenville News. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed in the Thompson St. Church on Sabbath. The preparatory services will be held tonight and to morrow. Rev. Willtim E. Ewart, of Lancaster, S. C , will preach tonight, tomorrow and on Sabbath. The public is cordially invited to all the services. D)oes it, Pay to Buy Cheap. A cheap remecdy for coughs and colds is all right, but you want something that will relieve and cure the more severe and dangerous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall you do? Go to a wvarmeor'and more regular cli mate? Yes, if possible for you, then in either ease take the only remedy that has b een Introduced in all civilized countries with success in severe throat and lung troubles, "B3oschee's German Syrup." It not only heals and stim ulaten the tisseen to destroy the germ disease, but al'ays inila umnation, causes easy expectoration, gives a good night's rest, and cures the pat,ient. Try one bottle. Reconmmended many years by all druggists in the wvorld. Eor sale by W. E. Peiham. P'OSTM ASTERI'S3 SALARY RAISEDI. The Increase of Bluslieus at thu Newbterry P'ostofmee Justiles anl Increase in, the Postmaster's Salary Postmaster Wmn. Y. Fair has received notlclation fromr the department at Washington that beginning on .lune Iet his salary will be raised to $1,800 as a consequence of the handsome increase of business at the postolffce for the past year. Mr. Fair's salary has heretofore been $1,700. Mr. Fair makes a good and active postmaster, serves the public promptly and ellicient,ly, keeps the ollice neat anid clean and orderly. Let the citI zens give Mr. Fair' thoir hearty co operation, and in a short wvhie New berry may be able to secure a free de livery. A 1Brother's SMtatemuent. Spartanburg, S. C., April 20, 1900. -Harry BenedIct of this place states that his brother, E. E. Benedict, has been bothered with Indigestion for many years. Ha has been taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and has used eighbt bottles: Hie is now cu red and can eat anything he wishes. Tihls medicine is wonderful in its power to cure all stomach troubles. Thousands of people have been cured by it. D)EATIIS. Mrs. Martha MarP wife of the late D. G. Martn, of Fal, ' County, died at the home of her ron-in-law, Col. D. A. Dlckert, in this county, on Wednesday, 9th instant, after a short illness. She was in thre 72nd year of her age. Two sons anrd three daughters sur vive her. Inter ment at Monticello in F?airfield County. Mr. Jamues H. Aull died ain Wednesday at tihe hrome of his son-in-law, Mr. Johnt Hntter, in Laurens County, near Gold ville, in thre 54th year of his age, afer a long anid protracted illness. His remaimt were burled at Rosemuont cemneter) Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. On< son and thre anghtera aurvive Intm t LASS WORK FINilED. Eighleni Uraduttvm Fiiih their Ciass Worik in Newberry College-Award of Honvora amild Apm1inient of Subij-ctis. The graduating class of Newberry College, the chts of 1900, which io coin posed of tiventeen young gentlemen tild ole .young lady, completed their Class work last week, and will devote their thne from now on in preparing their speeches and essays, ese The first, honor was awairded to Mr. .1. It. Unger, of Mt. Willing; thesecond to NIv. J. . I Ioland, of Little Mountain, and Mr. 11. W. Fulmer, of Hilton. The following suibj ets were assigned to the Members of the class by the fac ulty: J. E. Barre, Trade and the Flag.. J. E. Boland, 1900. J. E. Bri ri, The Consent of the Gov erned. 13. T. Buzhardt., The right of Neu trale. E,. P'. Copeland, International J.spi onage. 1). J. S. Derrick, The irsuit, of Un carned HIappiness. 11. W..Fulmer, The Red Cross. ). F. Goggans, Wireless Telegraphy. S. 1. Johnson, Farm versis Pactory. Miss M. L. Johnstone, John Buskin. J. B. Kilgore, the Price of 'rogre-1sS. J. 1). Luther, Drift.ing. C. C. Olney, jr., College Atbleties. A. I'. Sites, Social Problems. T. 1. Swyget t, The Bjer Caluse. .J. R. Unger, V-lediet,ory. 1). L. WVedaIman, The Uses of Ad ver sit,y. C. F. Werts, 1immnoral Legislation. iIAsIiSALI The 0ame 'iat lWasnl't P1la1yedl, an1ui th 011n0 ' hat Was. The Citadel CAdts came up on Ttiee day to play the Newberry College nine, but after arriving on the grouni de cided l hat they would not go up agai:-t. the Newberry boys, claiming that they had a hired man on t.he team. V think the Citadel boys should :ave pulled oil tile game, and not, diiap pointed the people. It would have been irore to their credit even had they been iefeated lint they thugh lt otherwise, and we w'll let tle "crank' fight it out. However, if they are nt, out to play hired men, they had ,utter go back to the Citadel in Churb ston aind play on their campums. The e iiWednesday afternoon be tween the College of Charleston aid Newberry College wts a tfine one, and a liner set of young men never stepped over a diamond. The Charleston Col lege boys are a set of gentlemiii. Tliy took their defeat good naturedly, know ing that they had been out-classed. They had nothing to be ashamed of, however, for while they did not make a score, they made some pretty plays. The score at the end of the ninth in ning stood sixteen to nothing In favor of Newberry, as follows: 1 23 4 56 7 8 0 Newber-ry .. .. .. 1 2 2 0 5 5 0 0--16 Charleston. ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-00 Bat,ter-ics: Wedditngton and Ibeusse; Beet-, S. and Slat,tery. 6Struck out-Wedd ington, 10; B3enet, 2.Base on Balls-Wcddington 1; Bienet Wild Pitch-Blenet 1. T1wo base Hlits--Newberry, 5. Ilome lluns--Newberriy, I. Umpire-Capt. 5. J1. McCaughrln. Clemson and Newberriy this after neon. His Lire WVas Caved. Mr-. J. E. LUlly, a promineint citizen of llannibal, Mo., lately had a wonder fuil delIverance from a fa it fu I death. In telling of It he says: "[ wias taken with TIyphoidl i-ever, that ran into Pneumionia. M.y Iun gs b)ecamie hard dened. I was so wenk I couldln't even alt tip ini hed. Nothing hlelped meW. 1 expected to soion dlie of Con. sumption, when I heard of D)r. King's Newv Dicovery. One bottle gave great rollef. I conltinued to use it. and now am well and str-ong. I can't, say too much in Its~ praise."' Tlhis umar vellous miedleine is the surest anid quickest eureC In t.he wvorld for~ all Throat and Loang Trouble. Regular sizes 50 cents atnd $1.00. Trial but Iles free at, all Drug Storas; ever.) b-ttle guaranteed. Run Away WVithi the Sprinkler, Mr. A. T. 13rown has accepted the contract wit,h the citizens to sprinkle the streets aind started out on the r-ounds with the sprinkler on Wednes day morning. J7The diver had the spri-nkler' at the hyd rant at the coirner of the opei-a house filling it with water. T1he hose .low out of the top of the spr-inkler and in flying around scarecd the horses which caused themi to run. They staited at the opera house, iran across the squar-e and r-an between the hydrtant, and the cor-ner of M ittle's store, smashing the bind wheel all to p)ieces. They finally stopped when they struck the hlargo rock in front of Tarrant's stor-e. The wagon was a comp)lete wr-eck, but the horses wer-c Mrt. ihrown was out yester-day with the sprinkler doing good work. lieduction of Prices. We have redc(hIed prices in our buggy and wagon repair shop. It will be to your inter-est to see us before having your work (lone elsewhere. One and two-horse wagons for sale, made by us. We are headquarter-s for the Buck eye Harvesting Machinery and Rep)aire for same. Give its a call. 4It f. The Carolina Mfg. Co. Laest Week. Dr. Becker, the occulist, having as soeiated hImself with the wholesalt Drug firm of (Cruttchfleld, Tolson & ICo., of Spartanbur-g, S. C., will leav< for said point on Saturday, May 19th All~thbose who want to get a p air of hil -eyeglasses, had bettter callI on hin during th is week. fi1t Tilt.: C.uMS- MI';1; isto. A (1oit Nin, her tif m1he Od vtirans At t1uted hlie .1ettinig on Alonday of thltimlub 1). NaneCump. The Jaine 1). Natice Camp met inl the coiit. house n Moiday. IDr. R. C. Car lis'e acted! as Cotimtand ant inl the ab'seice of Connatider Gary. The minlmes uif the last Ileetit,N were read and appi oved. Adjutant I,yd re:d a letter from Rev. l1llisonl Cape's, of Coluthia, 1:egrettiig very inuch0 hi,; iiuabitity to be with the eatup11 to address theti oti Meiinto i.l day, at which tinle le will he attenlding his church onife'iece ill Aikei. Ott totion of )r. McClititock, the Ad jutant was institicted to wtite and ask Judge Pope to deliver tile address on Metmorial dav, aln in case jiltlge Pope cantitot leave his dities inl Coltilnbia, it was left -witlt te comninittee consisting", of ]its. McClinock, 'Alclitish and Adjtitant Boyd to secire a speaker for that occa sioll. The conimt ittee to 1rP1 t ont the death of conrade I N. Gary was granted fi-ther timle in which to prepare a tile m1101anl. The Coniitnlndr was au1thoriz.ed to ap point a comiittee consisting of three to draft suitabht resollutions oil the death of Col. I. 1-. Ilunit, who iecently died inl Greenville. The Coiutader did not annionnce thi,s cominittee. The columitt-l-e appoiited at the last meeting to giatier infortatioti as to the routes and otiter arran4emtients for the trip to ,otis'.ille made their report which was receivl as inforiation anld referred to I1hose who intend going to the reunioin. Comurade J. Y. Cuilbreati for the com tittee to draIft resoltions on the death of comrades . A. Scott ami AI. II. Gary, reported that the comimil tee Nwas ready to repor.!, blit the inatnusclipts were ini the hands of th'. p: inlter mid could not be read to the cal.:p. On Ilotiotn a.!l "hmse who expect to at tend the rettion at 1.nisvii-liile are re (luested to lalltheir :amni to adjutant Boyd not lit( thant the 20th ilist. A tunher of d \lts %ill he selectcd ffom aton. tho, who attel) ( the re unillon after arr-!ing in 1,outisville. The catip ihen adjourtied, S'ee. 'sv rn.t Nervo WAs tile lislit of his fpieidid health. Indoitli-t c will and tic?t tidous eiier vy ale liot ,ntitid wh hle S1411oal, Ltver, iLidl1oy al Powels isr. mit of order. If you wiit,l thse <jinahhs ati the a.ll!e4A (1 y" brin-,, use Dr. Kings' New Life hPil . They <fevelop every 11fwi.r of b1 1in and bodv. Ottly 25c at all Drug St: ts. PROill110N C0NIEUiLNUE CALLED. A Minlg of libe' PCaoibioits Otled for i.tus day, 1ath Intstant. A conferenvci of the Prohibit,ion Dem ocrats of Newberry C.ounty will be held in the Court Iouse at Newberry on Saturday, IN ay 12th, at, I I o'clock a. it., for the purpose of clcting a County chairman for the ensuitig campaign, and three delegates and threc' alter nates to attend a State con ference at Co luimbia, on Wednesday, Alay 23d. A full attendancoe of the friends of prohi bition is earn'test,ly requestedi. A. U. JONF.s, Member State Executive Commiittee Newber'ry County. Newberry', S. C., May 8, 1000. No Itiight to Ugisos. T1he woant who is loveIy In face, form and1( templher wvill al ways have falends, hut one whIo wonld be tattrac tive tmust keep her healthi. If she is we'ak, sickly and tall rnn i down, sheo will lie nervois tand Irri tale. If sheo has constlpat Ion or kidltley t roule, her imnpare hlnod will caiuse pimples, blothes, skini ruttiItions andt a wretched complexion. Idlectric' Iitters Is the hest mIedici ne in 1 he w orldl to regulate stt)oim, livetr andI kid(ntess and1( to pur1 i fy the blood. It givesu strong nerves, brIght ey'es, smooth, velvety skin, rich compi~lexion. It willii make a good lookIig, clharminigl wolman of a runi dlown) inval id. Only 50i cents at tall D)rug 8tores. tiAtN AND) STAIt EtURNED). Theo scenu orf tin Fire t, RtheIt Rlpeience of Morninr--Logs About t40(0, l'artly Itnturedt. The stable- bar'n and feed room at Mr. (G. MI. I. Eptinlg's residence, ini Wa'ird 3i, was i destroyed by fite Wedneis (lay morning atbout 9i.30 o'clock. 'Ilie fir'e had gin101ed onsiderablc hcad way w~hen thle alarmi was sountded, and tbe fire:nen had a long atd heav3 pull-before reaeb Iing t,he. scne conse quently th< buIlding wats burnefld dowr before wvatex wvas thrown on the fire The firiemeni wereO pr'ompt, however and consider ig the long cun and heava load did remarikably we ll, and did goot workc in preve~'ntig other' buildingi fromn ignit ing after arriving at tht MIr. Eptintg cannot atccount for tht origin of te Ire, and attributes it t< ruts, as nio 01ne had been in or about the barn aniy t imo thortly before t,he fir< with anytiing that cou'd hatve eause< it,. Mr. I1rting estimates hhi 1oss a somtet,hintg like $400, patrtly insured. WEDDING PRESENTS Celery Stl.ndsl, B3utter D)ishies, Cake Plates, Syrtup Pitchers, Sugar Dishos, Spoon Holder: Croamr P.itcheors, Frulit Stands, Waiters, Kunives, Forks, Tea and( TblIo Spons, Sugar Sooons, lButter Knivos, Gravy Ladlc1os, Sotup Ladies, &c made in qafdrulo plIte oNLY. WV also have a new lot of Sterlip'g Silve Toa Spootns and a few Seth Thomas Clocks lefL which tsar go. Yo,etr .tuly, TDANIT sL. &3 00 i EX ECCti'ivE COM~ E-frE ii 'll-;i TI(. Titt' New Comovillv'o Orgistilf.vd ft,r iti t'aiiiisi,lg 1 t 4 s uat toIIIt.r- 1 tt I lit mt iitely after lit) o nmvusitio Aoifjoti r sitl. tioi adjotited Couity Chairiman, A. I-. '. Qlienbaughi, called le I'x-ecutive Commnittee to or-dur. J1. ( . (Chahn II I-r-: w as (ilIec ted seereta ry an Id J1. \\'.I.t 1-11hard.It aL ,is,t anIIt, Setrot atry . d. WV. 1) Johns onl wa-i (Aectcdl treaistir er of the colimittee. Oil motion I atlditing coiilittec con SI1;tiIg of Lihe fllowin letlemen waS appoint.ud to examine theo books anId %oueblers of the t,reau r rof the con In III it tee IaId Vep(ort, Ia the net-. meeting: M. l. Spearianl, It. T. G. Ilknter and \V. C. Sligh. The mteet ing t hel adjoi'ned. Th1e 11-w coni1ittee is 1iadLe 1p as fol low s: TMVNSii' NO. I. Old Menl's 'lb--'. 1'. Ta-r-ait. Youg Alen's ('lub M1. L. Spearnlian. Carolina Clu. \V. 11. Illt. Pattory Chlb--Jacob senn. I )eilntli C-I . 1II . Grenlekeor. IUIartfordL ('lubt (h0S B. SummerIL'I. .Johnstonle A\CademyIiN Clu1b--1. 11. 1P0lk. No. 3. AlulbeTry Club---Jos. I,. Ket. Alt. Bethel Club--II. S. N. Crosson. Gariany Club- I. It. litzsey. No. :1. Alaybinton Club- -\V. V. Lyles. No. .1. Whitmire club IAonig Shiore ('Lub (Chiarlton Cromoer. No. .al1apat Clulb-\V. C. Sligh. Conservative ('lub---J.W.I). Johnson. No. . Trinity Club-.I. 11. \illiams. Old Mien's Club-W. (t. 1'(tersonl. No. 7. 8.0uida Club-Tho.-. llir. Chappells Clb-A. I'. (-l)oian. V'aug hanivilleI Club -\.l..t-ongshorc. No. 8. Utopia Club-.1. Pred Scl upert. No.9. W arehou se Ciuib--J. It. VvI le r". St. iuk-'s Club J. S. N iclhols. Saluda Club -H C. M. Mlionts. O'Neall Club---W. I'. 'ugh. A1 t,. Pilgrim Club - .. A. K inard. Sw ilton Club- C. It. I--g le. Liberty Club-it. T. C. llutr. P"ork Club--J. C. Clialners. No. W0. Union Club---li. I'. I,ll. -. Jolly st,. Club-J. \. Werts. St. P'als Club -.1. .1. lpin g. Central Club--P. (). W. SAtzler. No. 11. Zion Club---It. 1'. Cromer. SL,. Phlil ipS ChIub-WN. It. Cou nts. Walton ('lubt P1omariat Club--G. K1 Auill. Volnic Iriiiuotis Are grand, but. Skin 1-ruptions rob life of joy. Bukeln's ArnicaL Salve, eures them; als) Old, It1nning 1an1d Fever Horeti, Ulcerm, 110.1M, FV10L41 ( , Wrts, Ct(s, BujiseP4, Il-nt, Seldds, chappod Hands, Chilblini 1s. st PilA cre o earth. I) ri Ves out Palins and1( Aches. (Only F5 ets. 33. box. Cure guaranteed. Sol by all D)ruggists. The special edition of The Heriald and News the ob)ject of wihich is 1.,) rivet the attention of men of mieanis t,o thie advani tage~s of this city andt county and1( the possibilit,ies her-e aLwaitinig t,he lnvest, mnent, of caplital is now nearn g compile tion. Trhouisands of coplies will be dIis tr-ibuted wher-ever in the realm or tr-ado they will bing the gr-eatest benellt, to our peop)le indIividuablly anid to the buisi ness interests of the eity andC count,y of New~ber-ry. 'Th e conitracts have becen signecd for the enigravin)g designing for the work andl its charaPict,er 8 insues a1 publication that, in point of illust,ratIon anid t,yphographical display will be folly up3 to the standa( rd of the hi gh-class pub1) lications of greait cities. The most, beau :tiful and13 expenIsive ed it,ioni if enrielessly thrown about will bring but little return but11 In this resp)cCt the edi ition3 of the( H er alid and( News will1 go ito the hands(1 of In terested paLrties and it, willI go fort,h to all quar-ters of the nort.h, west,, east,and south anf attractivwe ill ustrated word paint11ing of Newberry of today and the GreaO3ter Newberr whose1151 day is~ now (dawnflinig. How Are Your Eyes? Only Two Weeks Mcro in WVhich to IIave Thom?) Examined and 1'itted with Glatssqe-. Dlol't Miss 1th0 ODDorini1ty, Get a pair of Bocker's Glasses, h( makes them in all the latest stylei and shaipes. If your eyes are imhpor feet, or your glasses that you havi now do not fit you, avail yourself o this chance to bo fitted at home. i customera speak in the highest term of him, his prices are reasonable, h makes no charge for examinations. Office hours from 9 a. mn. until Sp. mn., except Saturday and Monda, until 9 p. in. ARTIHUR BECKER, M. D., D). O, itf URoom 1, Coten11 Hotel. Go to Janiv.-olk's for Clothing. ;3.) Oxfords l.., at a,ieSon's. $2.25 Oxfords8 1.6:>, at J amlkiesIn's. x1.(5 o fords 1.,1 at .1 ailnivsor.'s. Misses' und (Cildren's Oxfords it wholosatle cost, it a aniosons. f t r A big lot of 1,alivs' ()xfords inl I IIavck atnd Tall. 7I e)vt s. t o ?i ") to boe Iosd( I out at 60 ets., at J,am1r1 SOn'S. f t f go to .1an1loesoI anld ho will alway i sell you goods chep. f t f Donl't iis.- tho oppoAl:tluit yl b hiv it pair of tho Ta hlo)s thai Jamik SI is sollig foir loss thanl cost. f t r l").00 Viei lta Shtos 83.01, at J1 am isn'I1f. ft f $ 1.5 Tanl Sho( 8 2s , those shotes aro ats gTood als canil ho ma1do of Ilvathekvr, ait Ja ilt)i(l )In's.f f A big lot Of m11 SS0s an1d cibCirlnsk Oxfkord(S & Sanaltlo b l)s 1 CISPS. (oIt re gardless of cost. JamiesnII. Jus r1S k'C(ivvd a now lot or Lilly a111ivqsoll. GonItIeIIenI ox ri.41 ties j it Iro C(Iivod it Jamie.s. A lot of tilk 1oso shirt., :Ve.& 81.00 j uist re'd ait 1mmivsmv4. 8 .0 Tanl Sh -i '1.1,-11Ja io. Hol's. Ftf y' our gor s o,mfrom f n ll and yOu wNIlI firsl cl't' 'oodls alld at right pr:ctls. f t f andyou Will fl t j.t As 1,01}111SVlti. d. f ( f NOwis thI to lo to buy a raw, Wo invo it 1rg kte inl hatet .-Iy Is, Julst, .-vvived, :j 14t Wf 11>v'Y,:4 Suits, 07 t. to . I : il n'. Slad] ies' Ox f, r .U. . .:5 nlmow )vets!. it J.IaIh . -4: C . MNIissos mIt I hih'1r,n ( 1 ) r,s ; -I Sandals at less I lml vosl, ait Jn;io. SUIS. i II Abig lot ( 'o, ubads t 1.1d wor( boughi ilforo itvalwi, thlat. v$ arC Selling cho'ap, lit JallInsimo ,'. f t f Go, to Jamimn' and 1N buy a1pai of Lilly Brackttl's Tanl Vii Clotl Top $'-,,).00 She", :t 1. i f A big lot of Steits markod dowi t< about half price, it JamllitSon's. f iC - - 4 I iii - A big lot Noghgeo Shirts it :'N ets at dfamieson'9. f tf Jaitesonti'M is t1 te pl acteI itt iselb the Clot hinig, goods welol boutIlgh t atr 1no troule to soll,Ihi Whleni you wamni to) lay~ a Suit~ thatii is tho pllae. C If Go to damriieson's iandu get you: Ox ford '.Is beifo re Ithe siz;s art brtoken; t hey3 arei Stllinig for less thma cost to mniiu facet ur io todaliy. C I f You cani buy at $15.00II Suit fo guatraniteedto ho alli] right. I I f C'hildren's Sn its I)5 ets. itt Jaiou Suitsi t-hat wo iar stllinig iat $.83 at Jamlfieson's. C t f WeV have Ithe laIrgest sttock( of sum mer'l weighit Chthiing we hav~''e vt big linro Serg.,e Coits and1( Vets ill ia] gratde.s, at Jiamiie oo'S. t tf WoV av litis i1 daty matrked down al~ our Men's Tart Shtoes; 83.5() Shioo nio $250 1.0 nt 'ow 8. 25; $5. t' rio' $3,'.Tese are IFilly I rakett t bettst good s, the re are't nioni het ~ tier, ii JaiielIson's. f tf andsI wvihl be in Clihrleto, N%~. C. duIiirg t hei. 20t h of i1ay~ O athi Woo'el MaIuy 22 23-2-l 251hI. 'Tkie ihe Som board15 Air Linl'. riads, S-honii lit?h-s. Tke ihe ci dlrent and1 grandochii IrenF to thle 211t of Miay C'elebra-Sion ati Chiarl sIt , .,by thle N-iaboard.1 Air. Lin e, Ma i 22.28-2 1 25t h. .F'our datys of Pa'ugeant, Panroramnx iand P at riotismt lir durg the0 20 th I of May Gakila W\etk at C;hartltt May 22. 23-2-] 25th. Take thle Soi boatrd Air Line. IPool RaIces, look andi( Ladd<((1 contests, burstIs of speed by t raSineI horses, aithletie conitents of at Ill id bais'O ball1, foot i aIcos, tests of s'trenigtl for vatluable prizes. Fatasittic pi radio of t he llke. Every L odlgei tho Stato wvill bo in lino in fan< 3iosum .Rid ing Cmes'li' Oxen, iding Mulios., during the 20i 5 of May Gala Wooek at Charlotte, I C., provide)d yon taiko tho Suabont Air Line. Iron Foot P'lowst.ocks--at the Ne bnyr Hardlwarn Co.M. f&t 4t Now is the timne to go to M. A. ien wi!k's aid get fitted in) it iew suit, hat and shoes for. a little cash. f tf If ou ant a inetailor-maldo biit at aIldcvate price go to NI. A. I(enwick's andI havu yor- measuirc taken. I e !ilarant'iies a perfect lit. f tf I adies' realy-iide skirts 35 cents each, and better, ones at ll prices, atL Wooten's. (7rash suits, ick pants, Serge coats i .d all kinds of Ihi bi groods in profusion at, M. A. Renwick's. f t f NI. A. leniwick ik closing out it big Iinire or Itadies' and Ch i n's Ox ford Tics h-low cost. f tf Iig lot Cly Wlorsted li'ants left frcin SuIits to lie soIl at, ut prt)icU4 at IM . A. Rinwiek's. f If F-'or children's soits go to M. A. IRen wick's. f tf You o-rlht to see the hig line of blue sr'ge suits. in round and ,(luare cut at Ml. A. lienwick's. f It ( ;4.1.11a11 NIillet, Sevd -4,1.75 per bushIel lit (;ildevr's ('ornotr D)ru_- Store. t& ft r There is no iso for youl to wear ohi lothlivs when youl cani buy a siit so leap at, M. A. keuwick's. f tf .\l the latest sty s in ladies' and childi'tii's ail men's shoes at, M. A. HIenwicl's. i tf You will regret it, if Youi do not see our Stoek IIf, Clothintg before buying your. spring' Stilt. t f S. .1. Wooten. All kinuds of hats at all kinisof prices it M. A. Itkienwick's. f tf Iiggest hi' of Negligee Shirts in town at. M. A. I Zv.nw ick's. f tf 1,'1th- 'wea to suilt every body at Nl. A. IZenwick's. r tf New lot. of New I-:nglaid Wiatebeis just in. Comne inl and see us. t f )aniiels & Co. l':verythin II in new ani sty lislh coth ing at M. A. I Zen wick's. I i Iig lini.' of stylish straw hats at M. . kien w ick's. f t f Iig lot woiei's )xford Tit4s in one's to fou's, worti $'2 t). *2 f) and $3.mo, to 1m closed it -.0 at Nl. A. lie wick's. f tf .oWIIh S. lul, of PI'rOsperity, Is pie p:1-11 i do fir.--lass blac-ksmlitling lt oi. pri'es, atil gtiari altm's Satisie 00011. I I solicits your lati'otinge. t, I Ing:l'ilIi nI lht , its good its any, $1 'r pe bIsIel aIt (liilde's Coinr )iug Stor. i:.f if Iig line of womieni's < )xfol'd T.ie and -,lippolrs at. 7..per pair, Worth 't4.00 to $1 ., at. .\I. A'. lIeniwick's. \\ inwn'.-, MI ises ani Ch ihh-1n.'s (> x. fi Ti. and 1lippr- belowv cost, it MI. .\. It"'nwick's. f tc \I. A. I liunwick is closiug out a b ig lot of ()xford Ti.i i'egitIdlcss of cost. f tf I 'rtIC llorse and ('attle I'owders, best o the arllket, only Itt Gilderi's ('otirl )i'iig S i"ore. t& ,f WIeii you triade it, Al. A. RCnwick's you get honest goods it tihe Ilist prices. f tf \ici Kid Shoes, in tan and black, to s1it. everiylbody, at IMI. A. Itenwick's. f ,f Early A It:' CII 18eed, -40C. peek, at (ilder''s Corner DI'ig Store. t&r tf Big line of calf skin, Coodyear' well, shoes, worth $3 00 for $2.25 ILL M. A. Hiiwick's. f tf )u I SIcin 1looirs ia'e gIl'Itanteed to sto OIl11ies-anid gIve saLt isfatctioni ini ever'y I11I. Leslie, Man. lI iggest line of coloi'ed Sir'ts at 50c., The. ianid $1.00 ever shown, at M. A. l'resh Chiocol ates anid lionboins it Giler's C:orner't I )rng Stoi'e. t&f LI (Chiir en's wash siuiS it and shiii't, 'a-tsi at, .\I A. lien wick's. f tf ltiny one of thiose Serge oi' ( rasht suits at .\I. A. iinwick,s antI keep cool. f if .1list receivd it e ir' load of feed oats. We lit, l.hi hardii to lit corriect, clot,hi ng att right, hwiis itt Wooten's. iCi' oad '.l'eiinlessee Wagons just re - eived(, Newbherr'y H1ardwaie C'o. it&f-tt If , you need itny columt n n, balusters or tu rnied work get our pi'ics before you buy. WVe w ill save you nioney. Satis fact,ion guiiii'ani tetd. ST t' ART iHuOS-. IK. 11. L Nisti:, Ma inager'. t&f ti. irotttly reduceed ratecs by the Sea hom-'d A ir Li no to ( 'har'lotte, N. C'., durt ting the 201th of May GaiLa Wceek, r' May 22-23-21-25th. IPresident McK(inley hitsbeen Invited Ito lie ltresenut dning the 20tht of Ma y (Gala W~etk iat Charlotte MIay 23.23.2.1 25tb. Crieat.ly redurced rates by the Seaboard Air line. v. Nor'th Cartol fia's Natvitl 11ero, Ient. i A nders'on, who cut tIre caleL at Santi ago, hits ntecept.ed an in vltation to lbe npreen t,t drIng the 20th of MIay Gal a I- Week at Charlot,te, N. C'. , Miay 22-.22 25th. le wIll go t,o Chailot,te by t ho Seaboard A ir Line(. Th'Ie Ga1a WVeek act 'hitrloitte, N. (. M~ay 22-23-24-25th , wIll be a Spring sped tcle of splendor'. 'Tatke the Sea b totaid Alr 4inie. WVatch for- datos of special tritns by th n Seaboard Au'ir~ Lne to tIhe eclobr'a tioni of tho MIeckenibuir'g D eclarat Ion of Inudependenice at Chiat'lot te, N. C., TPhiei' will bie $1I,000).00 in prxes for bi F'iremien's contests att the 20th of Mi av Gal a Weekt In Chaurlotte. Tiake the Seatboard A ir'I~ Lnc. Y )ne fare foir tIhe rotund-tri p by the Seaboard Alt in LU: to the 20th of May Gala Week att Charlot.te. ifFor Hatle. " Two two-hor'se watgone, a mower~ and rake and1( o good imule for sale on easiy to.crms. A ppjly t:o M. B. CAi.,13wi,r.,, ir lProsperiity, S. C. f3t. (luartatee<i hoes. GJuarianteed iveted Iloes--a'rainted. no oslit or break-att 33, 31 and 30co., at TcoNwberry IHard ware Co's. t&idt ni -- -~ - An Excepition 1to theiOa g A shop wher'e you can got what, you Ii want and whten you want It. 'd 1: I. LEFSJ,I',, Manager, t&ftf' Up- io-Datet. Weo canx stopi t,hemn-t.hec flies. Use our' bcreen (loot' andt windows. wStowart, Bros. E. H. Leslie, Man.