The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, March 01, 1901, Image 2

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Tul c v'r i A ri :1 A N. p rps ever Sille the world be gall ieill l1ave1 ilagiliid that the were possessed of sIIperior ibIlt,, that tihey c ould attainll eild by *: n IOelr klit, whilel o lt ls %% J.") havJ% ten headed inl the saiie oirtctlu have ieen plodding aloIg fq r y taril*s TWO railroads rolchit lk tig * lhe 1 sam Ilillt got at oilts. They have diff. r tlCtes, j.)ssibly Oil sotie Ill i q llit and one Cts the rate. If the riv2t road reo g l iit's tile cut, tili.. . Iii mietkdialtely i rate war, aid for I tim, both ronsl lo.e molVe. I I lerealitilo lie a ir11ei nt t l agilies that h1i cani tiak u a-; ai sith 1ie Solnlt , artile of :Iereil i all elg. I ari by cuttilg the pricti. gaitl great ad veltisimig for liirisolf. Ito I ay 1 i havoec with the higitinmtill prie.. an who refilsed to COgrielCli/t \\ il Cal col: pet itioll will have tl ve a t;i.e The lls of bu*ies ineeX0 ablIe, the nophite wlhki impgin tha l'll'is ill at fPNw n1 ihth, ve' v i rleCO~''.uin, art". ont w t I i of trilphe'ts. but hitry I'urs oll the theory t hat safe, h lie, :par, deaLlillgs, weit ii a leegi illitte 're dti plalei,I on everything 4-tfertAl for sa'e a legit imi-te Irice forI laboir fi r mate rial Ill inltirebl anliisie, will puy in till W.i ave itever liO.LII aV illt I , whri greit fortIllt,' he, b... an1111iSSe in ai Ct r t n io l i.s il . Ilaboror is wvorthly of Is hid 1m1)i, 1111111 who is ige ini ay line Inldustrial activitv Is tit I It lI to profit (in his VOrk. it rat.-, Ie trO ck.1ni1delice, ai(I while tho\ ait aklii a, reat showving for tIet- en rate mian tomuporarily, tboy prove di-. astrous li tilie etid irievitlalv. All liLte- of blusilles, have t )O tend~ wvith tihese lrrtie '-in men' Who think t her k m1 I I thal th"ste hve IhaIi lordl e pirienceo cov,t'iring malny iear-. \\ kow of ne fie-hl that th0 r;lt n lias not inlvaded. le' Imas laid inl cold chlliyIV hands on thle th-ld e lihor, all Ilinws of tn,rehandise, i work of the artist, t Iil Iam hber, aln. the ianufactirer. Bat it is <ewree that those Who Stoutly rtylint ail hmr est prices for honest work win inl ilh end. It a bli a mit isfiltun it Iut is nver1tholoss ia favt t h lit Iien il this count ry clinkot work for not hil and feeid theiselves. Spart nihl bl r, IloraId. TIhllo abovo from oIll ec'lempo raI'y ma1Viy b( rtaid wlli ittero t b, Sm1110 of our Newerry pe)ple til utit ratO 1111111 neveVr helps t 'om1l mun1ity. No man can soll goo-s oi do work without ma111king a legitiliat prolit and contiinlo inl IIsiIjjss. I is oinily a itIestion of tilme willi til , on1e 11ho tries it. tl kteips it up. O coirso wo do niot llelal selhig (e goods at thle close of I he seas5on be low cost or at cost rathle'r tha 111( carry~ themii Cover, bult. I hre man1 wh< c'uts and1( slashets ini orer to kteep) hi brot her from get tireg buesinie'ss. I not only1 hurts the town in tir end but it dtoes not lhelp thlie e"mC luunity. It is btest ahvay'e,s to tiel legit imate business hmaever I eon lino may be,C 'l'T THlE FIIREMEN cteeIi-. If thtere is anty town ill the Stt that aippreciatets thieYevelheerl fire men that town is Ne'whe'rry. (Ou tiremenr have niever calbIed for blel from thle c'it izt'ns of thleis towni wit h out the rtesponso bCeing prompi1t amn hiearty. Onh thle ot her hiandt thIi lairim of fire hats never becn soundltee wvithbout a cheerful anrd quiick re' sponist fromt the l'ire bcoys, arid ih heat nor1 thle cold nevetr madI(e then'I hiesitato otr dielay in the dlischairgto o their duty. It has always been si since we have1 krnown arnything ci this town. Ini fact wo do0 not believ, there is a better set of v'olunitoer lire men01 in thlt Stateo than we hanve al ways had in Noe~vrry. There is to be hotldl mi somet city ii the Stato illn th neari fuiturto a Xeeiun toor' Feiron's Tourrnaiment. W< wvould liko to so10 that toullrnameern hold( in Newborry. WNo have th< water supply ; we have the facihitie; for entertaining the visitors, atnd wi can make the tournaminenrt ai gt'.a succes. in order to do this som<1 money wvill have to be raised to pu up the prizes and to tenteirtaini ti visitors. By entertainiment wo d<e not mean the board aindC lodging, fo that is not expected free, but1 thor< will be inidetlntal expenses which iil have to 1)0 met. Trho city coun cil will of course miake a contribu tion to cover the expenses o'f the prizAes, but the othier means should be raised by private contributiorns We trust if the board of firemasteri decide to invite the association tc meet here, and we hope they will, j that there will be nome to prote8l against aiding the success of the tournament, but that every one will * contribute of his means and- other thinge necessary to make the to una ment pleastt A united effort will ti hurt any one, but will bo of great hntiit to the town and to each on.v imlividnilly. By all neana lot is havo tho, tournmnt. It will hlpIII Ih. town. It will help pnch indi viduil in tho to vn. Newborr\ know ow to entertain tht strangeIr within tier gites, and there should bo an-i vIIltb no halling in this matter. 'Th El'xe(ntive Commiittlot has d Oled to hold the firemen's torit mint in Newhrr if th* money f,ir iho prizes is raised. That Shoul.i practically i-ettle the question of tdi i,laco for thero enn ho no possiblo Iout it ihnt t1his sum will be raist d Thti only qiestion now is to go to wkork il lin. anlld miako this tihl most 'njo.vablo and ut-nessful torilnianvlt over heltl in this state. Cheap It,4tvo om Soutltrn. ()t a0ou1t of the atbove oecazioll bV -r li A)NillwVya nn ut' reMMI04 *ducedt raut n l omAhevi l', I'hallotte anld in c ai k S 1til 11 nditi[ inter m 1l a1 a itnt in G . I and from aIIi uttivt in Souin ( 'aroinat to Aui -uit , 4, anid V(turn of one first tS fare for th I.o -n1d t ripI for inId iv ,duals A in t:'kct!-).a, d f r im itary c-umpani.-s :ind i t ts ha di in uniform. .wenty , ..\2 1,1n0r't O"te litic t. :-Iill lower r to F 1 c t \v 11wll be StI:L A pI vl i h to 1tth - w -tl! fo r t ra i n s ch- du . t o :A" i t A u u!. a :t prior to ioon kIf .\ p)L'i I C. 1 11f t'IlA .iMit0S' 1-d 1 I r .. a til a i A 1 ,1 i ot e t hd in f''rmatjion to o'h'Adulcs, 'tf 1:.1 1 it hr rn Vi l wa. r connee (l acco.nit of the nau'uraton of i ut .\ k ni y S u)%.it U l Ato :ft f-- tu vidual uige ei-'!t-,t tthI ll e:a- farlt ftr tb roind trip: f, r rt it..ar y organ :nu mihtary cot.. pI.t 1 a 1 tr k , tand-- in U if..rm Ite ct Iint t in in; t t i twt ti -tit - 0)" uort til (1ne1 i et ot: . -vi- r rantevs Tickct- to n" noki l ar,'h 1'. 2 d at -1 . ,t oil to )'tturn until Mtron 9 r " t h lrn IZ -ihva) is tht -re-st throu,nI iunik 'ine ttweeI the S"1uth -til W a i1n.ton intI IIsserge'rS via 11i bi 111k.i have evvi.y advanltatge o[ 111(st limit-in and coifortable bervi ic al d litcollmunitioni-. Dining, Cars amd P1111 mali sict-ping cars 411 all th rough 11ra1in1 Ford' It Laild infortalt 1 m as to tsehtnd= til S, rat. s, vi' , cn i on or wriLet any tgint uf .h- S In IrUn Itait way o' Con A -st. Geii. t'ats. Alow A lanta, Ga Spring wvill 'n1) he' here. L.-g, i-d r l.ing s ilh - or.- v of i ho diy. We IltLiecd somilli of Oir farier-1s h, Ve cOmleliti ct d p!m inll. wo were unti'y surprisvd when nI o tar1e wI it.e 1 nY w. P itlued e n iet' 'tti t f tt he t iC llie-t ol' ou 'et i t. Ls.h r 1'r1f. tun gMei'.IA mustic cis.a Lie . : iii. \lr .1 \ll ti Lnt' hitt p iUchatSd a ou- unieIn Mir. L. A. Hawins.' ii ..a sick lisi. Mi Ich suceBss to liraldl and its reade .'r, J M. M AsIVe'rIIti i.cters I~itatning in the. Il'ost ottlLee at Now herry; S C , for week end)Lingj Lteni 16, 1901I. 1'1 Linda.B ilh, Matloinna Brown, Berta 1I i Ller Mr s. 8tlliO S Boozor.01, JaL ck lI onik C- J (tPC Uy, Aie'(n 'oe an, 2t. C aninonl, ( arrl'i3 CIonnel ly, A rt,burt Cirouch ieu D)oktins Hj Tom3 1.irr't be-is ilid. MLaity II .wkiins. l'.v. llnw'.. it - \ auste-r Charene1( Kiari \ V V. N. \fo0rion, IThomias MI he.', \la -e-t N \LKnI, i .'.* IOti N Mointgery', It v M .bl)i~. John D). M. teL. N J.1 nli N .tLet Itl'homs N aon. IIl sil. m(2), Ma.tt tAt Pite~Lr, O)-W m J. Otte, btecca R t y, And -re n llus-ol Mr1 s. Leo r (. Suher, MI r--. Thios. Slnk en, M atlo ?'tims, Wv Li Shiarp. T1-Suo I'ayioir, Mary 9'ephenR. W - Mael Wait,er, Elda WVallace, Hannaflh witl tce, 0O1a Watts, C. I . WVat Perisonts calling for these leiti' es"ill pleasoesay they3 woro advertlkod. Mm. Y. Fir. Postmateor. Feb. 25, 1901. Sometimes a fortune, bUt never, If youl haIv a anliu'w complex ion, a jaun diced look muoth pitchi s and hloiehep onlLi thak l a -.*-'.i "itn. ttf Le~ vJ1 - TrEllbile. Bite Dr. K(inot's N"w L'f.e PilIe 'Ien 02-nr Skin. R ",v One'ku, Rchi 11'om= pL xion. Onl.y 25oeente at al druaggIsts. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTI0 INUTSt' E 'No i'Re'OEFlI)NOM a'H nrouo 'at?U r' rivE 8SSIO)Nt oitch o.i Acconmpi,---l i I, Newtorry lo lln lllg e.lnve-I fin lie-re- 41t (d .we .'hen. l lst- rt'tifig Talks aitEt EV 1 tent -mlig. Sinee Our issue the Trias Conitinen tat Suday-school tourists have de. parted oi ti cir trip from oevan t< We--an Their prt-sence with tell local workers hits lven of great. beitlit lil' ivheir work has lblotielit added srenlgtl antd ener0gy to tie lo aders in our11. orl S"ate. T'lie work of the differcit s..ssi,ms was m1)st hepfl and it-terosting. Oil Til!'dity morning tit 9 at. it , i workers conference ' n "Orvanlized SkudayN v--htol W-lrk" was led by Marion L w t 1ce, and many dillinilt problems welV diseu-se d and a1nswered by this expert ene d worker along all lince of organl iz,-d work. Ills answers were very helpftil. and many woikers have been tior.e th-i. paid for coiniig to the Con vention by this fcrene atne 14tic 1,.go and attentive aud iences were pr.sent at each st el.i1, and the con veiion was ole of the very best in the hi-tory if the ,tate work. At 10 a. I , 1'rof. 1-.x(tell opt-ned thle session with an intsr sting song, service. The lovelt b m1Ins whIelh he slCtLed were tmk. r from lho matwniticent song boi-k "Make 11 s Prawse loriots," which was fol lowtid by "dil. S udy, from the Gos pel -f .uke." b \Mr. Lawrcte A' 11 a Iml reports from the variou otficers were it order i! of Ha1mmil iave at' ex*tn-i e addres on the L-'ront lint in Sinda\-seh ol W rk 1 " he State Z:ves the fli owin s n"--is .f Prof iulili's addrss: 'hev fr n' lrie is the p sition l t a--] work of- r. of peril of short pay ant i \tt tif ti. i most itmportatice. At of I tt 4enure1 bt.- siouhi tie unitt-d in tli;: %v rk. South Caroitna is viakini: 1-ng :-tr.ds this p irticular. The use o tile :ecolar es - is possible and ve:t iv- Leal,,rs. o.d arid \ouno. are t nes-arvy y i have ien well q.. fo.leaceship. l.4y hold of them ac press rth-m in as your succes,ors 0: gan .!vion ned not wai: for a S are c gain z-r Vo unteers, r.-lurn-ug from S ate convention, are tro;t -t'c[e I aders ill county or.-an zition. alt their w ork aeneraly abides. S ati: ties musi be col.IC ed for the-tat:i-tica secretary. The "frotit line" in Sunday-schoo work is to d the best you can, all cir ctins'ances considt red. 1 1t ructioli Sotilid, commol tlenl-, instructio, I: absoltiLely u-ecessary II. Ipful infora taon concerning tt aching methods, hov to reach the people and other simklat topics. I .Support M. y" -We mu-t have i If any t,lecessful work is to be dote This is an essential 0 any bucces which is worth) the naine." II is address wat both i tteresting aut Is ructive, InuI was made in the I0'ro fe,or's uu mast-trfui w.sy. Dr na. is ii is always a1 readly speatker, andt hau: noi ' quali as at catcher. Itr. Dr Spi'mans sondunctedl a round tanlt. Sun je* " Modttern aud a: Se '.ol M--t.hodsa." Anr it normal dliscus s i a w as ent.er'd upLiion, condu LCcd h: his renot)weed Sunday-schoosl worke in which the following sub)j-ets wer' dliscussved: T1he best methods of sng~ p)lyig t,he place of ahsen t teachers teaichs'' meetings, ordetr of exercises mu Lsic, work of the secretary and th1 order of openting exereises. I Amitong the many helpful arnd in stiruct,ive th langs of the conve'nt.ioni in, of the vecry best wais t,he children' maiiLs mieet.ing eotducted byv iMrs. tln mill. Long before~ the ho'ur for th' exercises 1o begla, the litt,le folka hre vane tss II ick to t he church, iand tat 4l:lii five ninut.e3 b..fore Mrs [Hatmili 'a tai dress, the Bicid of Hlope, between on, andje two hu andred initt numb..r, wer' macrche'd intLa the chutrech from Itrege ultar weekly m-*etinig, completely fillini the whole centrae of the aud itorim Treni the sea vice a began with a prett; an I i rimpie chid ren's song serv ic., let b ), l'"f. ICxc*ell, which delIghted thi lit-l ons. Anad when the time tar rived fr M's. Hiamill's tilk, she, wiLl the .sstance of a black-hoard. psir tira ed to themai the thetmo o f next, Stan dia 's leamOt le in sch simp'o) butt, elo qulat, terms, that, evetn iho smalles fou 'd nott the sllghteot ditl1utty Ii g " pltng e' c ry point In t ho laterestin g inst,aietioans.flowd RI -v. W. B3. Spilmtan lolwd each lng the chldreti that JTesus Is divin< anid giving illutstratlins 5o sitmple, tha en 'a child wentt away retLaiing in it mom -ry thie slm ple anid forc'Iale re ma as Next Prof. [Hamtili wrot,e tupon tie b 'eck hoard sheso three words: Hotter lov -aLnd remembher. In th. course o hi- talk he imparessedl uiptn the chii dren the dut-y of honoring the ir fathei ac" their mnther lovIng on.' at oil ei a i. rememiber'ing their Creator in the days of their yonth. Ttae exercises Tuesday evening wort opened with the usual song service conduted by Prof. E. 0 ICxcell Taiese exeates were alway a well at. teneded and enji 'yed by young and old1 D . 0. P. Watson eiffered upt an barnea! p' .ye'r fo)r God's blessing 'mnd guidance TNO addreaes were dslivered in th course of the evening. B1th were in testingc and instructive The firstl was delivered by Dr' Smith of Cailum hila, who spoke on "The Spiritual Itep utation of the Teacher." In his able discourse ha exorted the teachera te work If the objn't oif the scool Ib simply gaining knowl)edge then is thE scool a failure t the uoal towardi which the Sabbath School is lending In to lead to en1idron to Chrt4. 11 polited out tho differonce het ween th tabbath Schools and tho ordinar schoolq, teach Ingw Ihat eatch iats it! work I do. hu nobleste-, purest, truest is the work of t., S-inda Sc, oole. 'The secoid spoaker was Sevrlta 1,Iwratce whlole is atl ahle speuaker an. .lways siceeds In holding th-- attenl tiion of h is aud e'nev M r ,awr, ie -poki. It b, hal; of the -xectl.ive Coal mU111te. and ImI)r'essed IIIonl 1le p.o11ht -if Sotith ctrotitit the teied iof furtnisi if g tis Committee with '.11mew, 1an1 to carry oil the work of tilt- I ter ti i Itinll4ilatl Stiidaiy School A sociht ion. hie kindly IT rt d h is .-s .1,ee inl raiisig $1,0X) for the purpoe of cairrying on) this work in outr Stat and with tihe aid of the 4xieutlive Col, mittee ie raist ki $760 of thiat . um On Wed nestit Imlorinlog another ett fereneo waits h Id at 0 a ml , led by ce. retarivy Lawrihee wItelh w&as follow. I oy a seolng service at 010 a. i., leId ti I'rof lExet 11. At 10.30 a. tt. ne xt Sitt da)s h s"Ott was tlaugit, oy Nlr Sp1inat1 and at round t.lblv on "uitinda Sotnoo Malnagelmt,t'" wa.s cotnducted Oy Stc rotay' Li wratnce. i'it's was followttd Oy ' I'as Ir the Coming Yea' wich me dtied "lic Otu look" aiu .l'Ne Otfering. I'le ulierv* ee -ted for the ensuan? year are is t- low: I'reSidteit, Geo. 11 Crotuev, -'sq V e.-l're:ident, C. LI. Carlie, I.v I'renutIer, ZiV. V 1. HIerert, Nbmp her-rv. 1cretar. C C. Fe.,atlierstoue. L. .k.. deu. Daritag.ou sui'r uset.e at i'.tmar:' \\e t I. S W ilec. U arO.c.&.e.M R .G AA W:-;S7 :ey 1!ev. .J N1 S .. %i .: C.. A W: Tn, :ste repr ieW aftrnioon -eS.imn a fo o.r: Feb. 27 -At 2:30 thiz afe . -n \I Hamill conducted a rounel a,).e ex--r ci:,i- for tih! oentit if prtiuvry teacqiter. Sin the Stntly tehool. T ie primfar departaet should be su's-divided r.st ler than taight en masse. S vsrat r,0..m1S cons11ti:ute the ideal f-r work it this du par in t, hit, t his is not gen.-r alls possibhl-, yet a separ t'e corner, o portion of the church is possitI, an screens may easily be made by ttin cloles h.ires, which tire covered watt . som- light, cloth, How may priam tr schol rt bv trained to wook s5sitmat,i c.i 13? is a hard que-stion. Bly a ei e b.y encouraging the chi dien to c.ae their paen s.iest, but the teaches N set i-. ,the * xample- were the chief a sw. r . giv, n, at' d sea atnswer' w as p,ro'iou- en The cradle i-oil is a slendecr thre-ad bustofte'n s'r"ong enocugh to hbring ir - both father' and miot,ber Wt 'com.:vi ,itor's, but. let, them Nil in the rear o ,the claes. Thie coa-ioperattion of thi home should be scecured The cradhi roll, the am ther's uueting, bcy visiatirni - and1( by writ ing wesre mentfiloned a .: means to secure that co-operat ion. s Bt snure toi cb-erve. Line hirstihdays o - the ch11ire and have" somea special nec , to marik the day in the memnory of L,ii - child Modern't primar'y methods1 ui posile in Lhe 0(oun try) S' me of .he - h)findrances to succes rail prim c ry worn 3 werei tmesnItined: IndEl itieet teiaubi'r 3 incompetoent teachser5, uninte-rescis - pare-nts andl iohn 8, mpatbetc super-in tendlen's The evil or dark side if i .lessons shouldl not be stressed. TPhi children n) edi to be tra' ned in reves I enice, anid he child(1ren of the sout hi de 3 serve especial met lion for- I heir revei - ence for siacrr d things This we's Mrs i-Hamiuall's delaraitionl. - TI -n r'ound tabhle occupied t,he timae - u:-naall (devoted to the songa sivice .- and t,hes was necessatrily eliminated r, President, 'romer rc quested Dr. Lay Steo Ioud in) priayer'. IRev. 13. W. Spici miat dis5ctu-ied t,he toplie, cc I'ne lig Boy Prccblem " Tihis Is a re aI probnlm TIhi . big boy s ought to be car'efull.1 1o ke t a ter'. Rlecogna ze in the hoy the traili of a b y', and give the bcoy s(om1 *hing t< a do, and imuich Ihais been (done towvart scIvinig the probl-m N-eer make t.In appieail on) the basis of helpitig I he hot ic,it (li thle hanste tI at ho could hie o helip tic the schooEl. U.e t.hc- boy and direct. his enesr' In the rig ht d rection This will fi> your "gripa" (en Ihat, boy. Your Sue - day-schooIlflmust. have some mnovemeil abhc u' It, A life'less school cani.ot, holt Iita r'eckless boy '"Follow him uip,'' h the last ruln If he at pa one Sunday dona't an- alet, him. Go after him, oi ho wiel ii Ink you care niothinig f.i t im Don't let him go witbout a strug Tecaching in the Sunday school," wat the topIe asP-.gi ed to Mr. Lawr-a' cc [Jo said that Jesus Christ could hays been anything ho might have wished a iaw.ver, a doctoir, a merchant-hint i ebose to he a teacher. He preached it Is true, but most, emphatically h( t auight. The position of ouperinien dent is superior to that olf a teachet only in point of executive nower. lit would l'e willis e in relirqish his 'n. sitihn of superInter d'nt and itoke' the place of an na of hIs '78 tanhm. ac 4considur ti%e 4 xcai'pe it promno donl. 1-ohl rxpwls drikicss. God's Woid I th.e light. Ciewif the Bilo IIn atid i, 'wilI give light. W. ari- 1ik10ing'thout to'l t II. h r Li t um ust a f, w w I.,: ' 1-ad " wi4s writ,' n oni I It( blat-k boi bor 'lrd 'he toldr' 4 Iar are on th a (r1, l' Ihe wod'(), "readty." lut h 11111st htgill the prf paration o elo tin 0 - fort' he c(all 1.4 giv(.1n The teach- r 11111st Let, aid 3. S.tidy the lesson (fnt, houw, tw%o hi,urs, it-ree hourti and v' U WIl bhgigh to get hold of the lessO,; fo Ir hours. live iirs ad m h 1e lessonl will eti I o'd of % ou tnd .(ou will he at It- to 4.te l it Li've tlht? all hi, G -d, 1111 4)ll will sur, 1.% love the book. PI-pare eairly, pr., parl Ior'e lan You 0 11 use. 'pare frot t.he lible. Ths. It.-Sill h Ilps -hould not, iuport3ede the 11dilt inl the stmly of t ho lessonl. -.\ini" ik he Iext. word. It, it1111 planl 3our1 w-Irc th hn Work your3 plan. lavve a til it1- e purposo. If you aim at nothing you Iill bt Sure to hit it Aim at at Wti t i v ''it' 1 te'Vtl-y timtio. "Fire" is ourl netxt. word. it ist.', wvorith whito to Izet ready. to t4imi, aII d t1on 141> firo. Drec, yourl. 'hot. at tt' t a 1- 4t 4 -f 1 te I t kd a tld hitart,. lott Ii(I g ite h art replirt-ollt the buh,i uv- of the I 'rgit. F r the assistatni' of t'achers N I l'tmiw-ttle, ..Ave a pet'liz.d Pf p a.' aw, 1,VOprelr P"Ay POM uru, pull ill, A'tcl*rate wn: rvc \V s ed - evo n ,te e tu in u Sd Iti, $Seed th een'en t c n -- ' he Su-' I d' h'd rs ai o: W :e - - l''s edr a- r r: - s U, ' .4S . ' A L-LU ', r t, ru. - i :i. IVA;" "A',p r t it A' e ':2)' Si. A '0 Zibthe :L V' ~ f. of 1..4 & e rs~ z ~ :t i2 4.itak f adpted I; no ere and grate e v ventI on atrv t,II - a-e rt ny: e dered tO eC: of Newoerr,., for t.:m -s Pr-> arid M.ir: I. Ar t rioln L.t%rra i e-o, S3 ViW Sp mn1,11 aUd P o. E 0 r... ue.*. tn .,:',> :- W t:-- Iil.el i.a- tonal I r.a ,: U*i tt l n -ei par't- , for thuil v aI !'e :-t-rvie, : to Lue piis i I.' ituLd IDt. m tU A if L tj- iou reh o[ t n fi 1 . ' i em r 'or Ito-- us of tb ir o au:i ui 6,11.01 g: -) tile memviber." of, thl!e llo:r. fol t-if k;ua-- I ervIu%2r: tO tile! Sul. d .\--ichoul Ilimes tor. di)na11 i.n.: to tllt nl1,%bl.tI Is of thi -iate fqsr th-ir mD S) U Ill I t' :-I S I' W il. i I I I)o no lev-4 , 11- . %in i t .il o ..I 1L's ')f h1 O IV 'I Ir l' . I ' l. i-h \ 1,C te 141 114vllsuj fol- rt, d (- ', i l te 'i v :-; 4) I -;w fri-rids of l - jmota. -ellow %w k ill a liv genr S11 '.1 '' - ' dt 'tjur --L ipport 1 C Ii u r - I I -'e m I' ,. Siml : -o Ithe ,1icer. s (io rnt w I jj5! in/y ti5C e i' erarged j: ei I rn'rident 'romer in a fe fittig r min ak-O( 'l"-i L',h-- conven 'ion ,b ui ng ' $ ar. p oie io] in- tr,i who were p'a-s see at othe asref' ade.C:'Catel erguiped the i wor ) r. IrI'rr 'i rai~d - (Iit' 1o9bkh-g back war(1 d o-.-er tej. err. : rrt w33nieb h-,l df the r L o r., f.-:-t-, - I and',t goo he 1 r4 t4(i3.t - itia r .,F f t , Sare ter Ifldf rin WiUlt g-- a'. hwor r o .r 3 ti the y w-idelui forl :m. , a ,r. 3 the31 wor ofii in a'tInror if th-a gq .. sy h.oi scho li i Conven 'ttiU Ie . InItM.: i n l (1li'ds toVbri'kr thI on glorde ;ol.,, I chre l it do not3 a hrl qui mtor el-p ," foi Inth ar ti'f th tough t'.: to re I .ize Iha' the bli'iland tg(1rir on h.,, i when the w'L t (oillo yfrt 'o ti ' :>r. C alllt I't be ntccimplis he at, tl- cnver,-14 - ion wi Ech m-ti' ren43 ut i' reto ble fa - orthen work( iry .in gret flommd, . whalt Th3031e1114 11 fan ifal pr-f--m whih | a avlways been a3 hardL n too cpi e ~ Ib I 4ifl wLIh ha 1sibeen- me 1141bIn h e ar tor ..i i. ii u 44uib thant ever' fore,r 1(1d Xove Canr 411h'a'ned it, seH' v (0 1 1 133 en i rih bh. i tt)aV.'10xcent,.ivco li tat'8 1o pai - 11 a1 -Opermahe i sdcr ary iwn (1teod who I sha il' ' r fom 'he uti31'es of tel-worke a Ie -tael througat hout~ ro,breSo,it'o.o I'hn-reion evw-.t 11f( t,el Ioe itk, 313 wail be1( . gret st111(JepOwr tor ( Inth r'iuIs ar 'orn ti the e t'vit of n V(arneetli anitdav.sh ulfl-dwrI kr8 whic nceoen r bu to ev 1 I, S tiwh ('arblhiheoad ac in t heylt Xl cok of tin illth mhor -st'n and Ii-sa h .s,vn tuia o 1002 rl o hundre"dlnd twet.ydlea wt e re ro' Itet - ad-ilaote-hica' aof the cona - l'here11 is3every Condictonta h wrdS adloay expec Voto T ad la r-hoult; fro t,is theo bettconveion4 MIS I .:ay-Msolol; worker wich hall Aover bson heI AC Sly u~it 1' arlina.ienin) Ra. SGllowayl, DuetWeot; T W iloan Dell V Wrgt nesn;Sl rCl G-ortw; E4 0 14,xcull, Chicago; Mes Hatn'l 8tradley, Greooville; Mrs J 1, S.,sinmittv, GrcenvIlle; I' W Btarr, Green viit.; J I Itauob, Wise FerrN;. 8 M Itice, Jr, Unloi; Miss Annie M' Purman Clemisoll Collegv; J V Lewis, I ltison Colle ; V It Scott, Ctuemon College; Sk B i lit,ie, Wtiite Rook; Brooks S vygert,, Peak; l ) I'hunus, M' 'geliold; Ales C P (4urry, I"Iwo1h; G!'). C 1oil- g, Grevnwood; W It W(iatltock, Now Market; T 0 Andersoni, N inety Six; I S Nichols, Ninet.r. ix; Miss Maud .B3tiaam, Ninlety-SIx; J IV Cole mat, 'orona ,: Vri J Arthur Johnson, PilihdUlphlitk: I' T Hamilton. D111lln; ) l l aolasf, 0 angeburg; Mis, Mt I MaiteSon, Strt,unbu g; 8.110zell Spar t tibrg; Phos 11 Law, Spartanburm; T -coa Smtd rs, Spartaisburg; Nora San ors, Spartatiburg; Isaac A Piifer, Spa tai bi g: J ' Gentry, Spartanburg; W,i NI .ones. Sparnanburg; H M Ram I t, Jacksonvillo, IIl; James M, \41cCuteh. 0 , Bitiopvili. ; A (I lowers, Stuiter; M iss Sui lo Furman, Privateer; J Wil lit t looze', (olumlin; M1r1s D A Press I.M, t'olumbin; Ir ) L Childs, Colum 3na; J it Mrehant, Columbia; A M fl ' .er, Columbia; S W 1) aniner, Columit ' *; Mis C (; A nderson, Columbia; J P Sx'n, tiont.int.-in; C Featherstone, i turv's; NIamio 81uo W harton, Lau r -nr; J* 11 Whartonl, Watorloo; W F Wr i.1hr, Larenis; Nt rion L-twrialnoo, I' edo. Ohio. lrut' following wort the dolegales t-om Nowuorry town antd county: Irs ' ' ilou-Sa, 1T J Scitzler, Rev J W B a'on., JotiN' W iminiek, J 1. Fel. Ier-, R, -v J J L ng, Itev T P Gibson, Si) LIntz, JoIt n L Ip , ls Bell Swltenber1, NltMss Lola Swit,tonberg, i.- Eva G ry, 11ev Walter I Herbert, R-ev t' P N'eCintock, Mrs MI .J Moore, lv 1 1 Wi Ili .mwson, ilss dith 1in ,ie rson, Mrs V T. Tartant, Airs Joe Scott. M:ss Luoy Epps, Mrs W I Dajy, M~ MJessie Summer, M Werts, Wmn P ,- a M Niiss Susie J nes, Mrs L C Maer. MIr1 P C Gaillard, Joannte 1) Polbnum, Miss Lizzie Salter, WN E Pel Vam. Elis, I'ttic Mel Leavell, R Y L avell. Ms Alice Horusby, D B Wilee!er, v D1 B yd, James F Ep Mri, N1ra M A Stoddard, NIrs ) P Boy., Mrs Jane E Long, M's M A Car lisle Ms A T SiAmand, Mrs Jas Me Intosh, V I Herbert Sr, Rov W B \Vharton, ,v I) J Blackwell, Rev G A WriWht, Cnas R Gaillard, Geo B Cro mer, Mirs \V E, PIlham, J B Smith, Tho- W lo! 'oway, Miss Beta L-avell, M's W W 11od(ILes, \trs Chapman, D B Purrifoy, A G Wi-e, Rev W 11 Hiller, James Chary, J S Boz"mr, 11-v M G 0 Scherer, Mrs F Biease, Miss Annie M Crunp I1tsEas To IakcI Thin, pale, anamic girls need a' fatty rood to enrich[ Stheir blood, give color to their cheeks and restore theirsj Shealth and strength. It is s;afe to say that they nearly all reject fat with their rood. CO D LI V ER O IL '/f/// //)/>&//(,5f/f///// '/- /Mt 4 $O/M is exactly wihat they require; it not ornly gives themn the im portant element (co-liver oil) in a palatable and easily dl. gested form,but also the hypo, phosphites which are so valua ble in nervous disorders that usually accompany anamla, SCOTT'S PAULSION Is a fatty food that Is more easily digested than any other form of fat. A certain amount of flesh Is necessary for health, You can get It In this way, We have knowns per-, Rons to gain a pound1(1a day while ta'kla,g Ht. J;-:Iui,V, llCti':Y ANiA Pt 1M lAN,rN'rin Ml)Maelleo Nerving rononin, 1litn,, Jl~IhIzine, IfySI,0, it, Nelrivos [i) biIlv. I s.e V Itlit y, H4erul oif over' work', worrty, "Irk ie..., 'irrors of ronthi or' oveindgulgeniqt,, Iiue $1; 6 boixes St5 liv mall in phlin p'wklen l to any aiddreo'n( reoilpt of pri,o H0id only by Gler'. (Core..,r D)rng HLoro SoIe Ageonit, Nowborury, DR. RUST'S O)rliginal rtd O"nuilne, al ways r.lIale and eafo LadiesI always Mak for Dri' Rust'h Cotton Root and P)ennyr'oyal Fe ma'o Ptila. They never fall and never Injure. Mailed to a.ny adidreas ont re enOlot of S1.00 b.y Gider's Corher Drug Store Solo Agente, Newborry. JAPAIqWEBE 3P .1 I.a .3ES C: J 3Ek. .'M A new and complete I reatmient., con 8ISINg Of SuIposltories, ('apsu1es of Oiitent,and two boxEs of 1onientit. A never falling cure for Pilus of every nao ure and degroo It makes an 4pera.. n4111 with tbe inife, which is painful, and ofti, reult,- in) deat,I. u nevssary. Why enduro h10 s t,errible d %iase? W pack o written rtili'lelt'e in eIach $1 iix. No cure, nit) paiy 50e and $1 a box, 6 for. $5. Stnt by mal. Saitfle freo. OiNTMNIHNT, 25C. AND 50c. 'ONSTIPATION etcued. Pi-es prevent rd, by JapanesO Liver pull. ts tle Erreat 1,1vor.and StOmach,1 R. gulator and Blood 11'ur1ifir. 141ma1 tll m d a-ld pleasant to Lake; fspeelally Ad1Ljl-- d fOr childei'n' ui4o-. 51 dosts 25e. Gi ldl-r's COlrnii Drug Stort Sole Ago ts, Nvwherrv. M0or Co.s Sshooe We carry the best to be had. No doubt about it. "Biy SHOES of Mower Co., and get good onos."-Goo. E. Keith Co., Walkover, etc., etc., for men and boys. Sterling, Regina, etc., etc., for Ladies. Full line of Children's Shoes, and we have the very best of the cheaper lines mare in this country for Women and Children--the cele brated Goodman line. Come and seo us. C. & G. IMOWER CO. 4o Intertst. paid onl de posi's in) the Savings Depaiinitmnt tit the rate of 4 per cent. per antim from dane of deposil at The olmmercial Bank OF NEWERRY, S. Cl. CAPITAL - $50,000 00 We tranisnet at reneral 11 nking bust.. ness tilld] solicit the Iecoin S of indi viduals, firms and eiirporaions. GF'0 W. DIRE110109. GEO W. SUMMEI L. X. FLOYn GEO S. MOWER. P ('. SMITH. F Z. WILSoN. W 11 IUNr. JNO. M KINARD. Pra. iderit 0. MAYER, Z. P. WRIG [T, Vic, Pro sident C"shier. Good Time. Every man, lady and boy should have a good time piece. Come and buy itof us as we have a large selection. If your watch, clock or jewelry needs repair bring it to us and we will put it in good or der. We also have a nice line of Jewelry, Silver Wear and Glass. The Jeweler. THlE NE~WBER;1RY Land cad Security Co. Noton, Bondft anud Mortgages. Stocks of all kinds and 0. IR M SA Y lKit, l'ronidlont,. JNo, Mr, K inaus, Hoc, anid Tiron Plows! Plows -Plows! A Car Load!I We bought thorn cheap and are, giving the people tho ad vantage. Call Onl US and Bee our assortment and get prices before buying.