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Knights of Pithlas, Casetlec:) li Newberry Lodge No. 75. S TA T ED CON VENTIONs OF this Lodige will be held the 2nd amd 4th Tuesday nights of each month at 8.00. Visirting Knights cordially welcomed. T110 . E. EPl'I N, K. of Rt. and S. Crotwell Hotel Building. NEWBERRY MARKET. Corrected every Tuesday and Friday by Sunner Bros. Meat .-.......................7(8c. Shoalders .......................... 7c. Hams......... . -............ I2l 3. Best Lard ...--.................. k l0c. Best Molasses, new crop...... U00. Good Moasca..................... 25@COe. Covn .................................. 050. Meat ........ - -.-.-................ 66. Iay................................ $1.-00. W heat Bran........................ $1.15. lat Patent Flour..---.......... $4.75. 2nd Bes'b Flour.................... V4.25. Strait F our-...................... $4.00. Good 0; d hoary F)our...........$3.2563.75. Sugar .................. . . ......... .6 60 . 1 "cc. ......... ....................... CoT ee.- ...... .................... 10( 15c. Cotton seed meal, per sack... 11.25. Loose Hulls, per cwt.............. 30c. Country Produce! Butter, pce- b .................... 15@ 20c. Eggs, per dozen ................. 121c. d Chick cs, each.................... 15@25c. Peas, per hashel ....... ....... 85c. Corn, per bas!e.. .............. 60c. Oats, per busbet.................. 35e40c. Sweet potatoes ................... 50( tiOu. Turkeys, per Ib ................. 6( 8c. Fodder, per cwt ................. 81.00. Many a Laugh. Pleasing the people is a trade with the Schubert Symphony Club and Lady Quartette, and their programme con tains lots of fun of a refined nature. Like Oliver Twist, children ask for more when given One Minute Cough v Cure. Motners endorse it highly for croup. It quickly cures all coughs and colds and every throat and lung trouble n It is a specific for grippe and astbma and has long been a well known remedy for whooping cough. Gilder's Corner u Drug Store. We have a few thou sand bushels of Corn s we will sell for 621c. Come quick. Purcell & Scott. t Have you seen that $5 00 Spring Suit of clothing ? Its a btauty, at Woot en's. t ' On the Damnand. On last Friday afternoon the Guy Brown team met the Malcolm John8toue team on Johnstone pu-k diamond. The 8 Browns to the bat-a goose egg for them. Johnstones scored 6 runs, the game was- a very interesting one as some v fine plays were made on both sides, t finally resulted-15 to 5 in favor of C the Johnstoncs, hoping when this reaches you it will flod you well. I Yours for Baseball, b W. C. E. s5 A Poor tullonaire. Lately starved I.. Lindon because he could niot digest his food. Early use I of Dr. King's New Life Pills would have t saved him. They strengthen the, stomachb, aid dilgestlou, pre mote assi ml lation, Improve appetite. Price 25c0. Money back if not satisfied. Sold by all druggIsts. _______ We are selling the best patent Flour on earth for $4.40. Purcell & Scott. Attention Inome Ta,xpayeus. Auditor CJromer request us to state that he has blank incomne tax returns and would like for all those who are liable to this t ax to call and get one of1 these returns and fill it out and return to him. We give below rate of taxation per annum on incomes: From $2,500 to $5,000 one per cent., from $5,000 to $7.500 one and onue-halfI per cent., from $7.500 t o $10,000 t wo per cent., from $10,000 to $15,000 two and1 one half per cent., $15,000 and over threeI per cent. Mr's. 0. Ei. VanDleusen, of Kilhourn, Wis., was afflicted with stomach trouble and constipation for a long time. She says: "I have tried many preparations but none have done me the good that Chamberlain's Stomach and liver Tab lets have." These tablets are for sale at W. E. Pelham's drus store. Frosperit,y Dispensary Case. Reference was held in the Prosper'ity flispensary ease on Friday and Satur *day of last week before Hon. Ellis G. Graydon, of Gr'een wood. All the testi mony in the case was taken by Steno grapher Campbell, of Spartanburg. Mr. Graydon will, in a few days, ren der' his decision to the Supreme Court. The town of Prosperity was repre sented by Messrs. Hunt, Hunt- and Hunter and the Board of Control by Hon. C. L. Blease. Ti e interests of Prosperity and the Board of Control are identical, both being for the etab lishment of the dispensary in Prosper It,y. Messrs. Jobhnstone and Welch repro sented these who were opposed to the establishment, of the dispensary. STATE OF Omio. CITY OF ToLEDno, LUOo I t orTY. - FKANK J. -RnENEY makes oath that he Is the 00141ok partner of' the firun of [F. J. Cfa'FEY A Co., (d1oinghusiness in the (Iliy of Tol,do Count and State aforesaId a'nd that said firm w Il pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED D.0LL.AIRS for each and1 every ease of t.ntarr'h ~ at,cnnnot ho oured by the use of IHALL'S 'ATA RRH (JURE. FRANK .J. CHERNEY. Sworn to-bofore mel and1 suibscribed In myi presen6e, this 0th day of D ecember A. D. 11 -X. W. GI.EASON Notary PublIc, Hail', Untarrh Cure Is taken internally and, a'ts uireot'y on the blood and mucoas our X.rees of the s stem. Bend for testimonIal. free. S J C ENEY & 00,, Toledo, 0., 8old b dr tig lots. 7he. Uall's my il are the best VARMIIUS AND ALL ABOUT. Mr. A. C. Jones spent Sunday in tb city. Hon. C. L. Bease went to NeA Burne, N C., yesterday. Mr. Jacob Ehrhardt, of Ehrhardts is in the city visiting relati-es. Miss Daisy Dean left Saturday foi Grconvilie to visit her parents. Col. w H. Hunt, of Spartanburg, h in the city on professional business. The prospect for a large small grain crop is very promising, so the farmers say. Mrs. S B Jones left Saturday for i visit to relatives and friends in Au gusta. Senator Geo. S. Mower, who has been in ('olumbia on business, returned home yesterday. Misses Kate and Louise Watson, of ,olumbia, spent Sunday with Miss lna Bishop. Mrs. J. S. Russell wQnt to Silver treet Saturday to spend a month at ter old home. Mr. Herbert Cook, who has been in "olumbia for several months, returned tome Sunday. Mr. L. A. Riser came up from Colum 4a and spent Sunday with his mother, Irs 8. A. Riser. Quite a heavy rain fell here yester ay afternoon and last night accom anied by some hall. Rev. Dr. J. D. Pitts, pastor of the 7irst Baptist church of Laurens, was a the city yesterday. Mr. Lawrence D. Wicker, of Colum Ia, was in the city Saturday and Sun ay visiting relatives. Mr. William Reeder, of Columbia, pent Sunday with his parents. Mr. nd Mrs. John W. Reeder. Miss Renna Jones, of Ridgespring, rrived in Newberry Saturday and is isiting at Mr. W. H. Wallace's. Rev. W. 8. Holmes will hold services ext Sunday at St. Luke's Episcopal hurch at II o'clock a. m., and 4 p. 1. I. H. Hunt, Esq., who has been in partanburg for the past three weeks i attendance at court, returned home aturday. Mr. Bruce Cannon, who has been vis ing his sister, Mrs. W. F. Ewart, re arned to his home in Jacksonville, 'Ila., Saturday. Rev. J. L Williamson preaebed to be young ladles of Converse College, partauiburg, Sunday. He returned ome yesterday. Mayor Klettner is pushing up the Ireet duty collection. If y4u do not rant to pay the penalty you had better all and settle at once. Miss Lizzie Gary, after an extended i.it to relatives and friends, returned a her home at Kinard's Saturday ac ompanied by Miss Linda Welch. The Rev. Milton W. Lomax pastor of it. Zion (colored Baptist church) ip 'uIlding a new and larger house of rorship for his growing congregation t Helena. Miss Nannie Pool came down on 'riday from Chappells, where she is eaching school, and spent Saturday ad Sunday with her 1:arents Mr. and irs. T. C. Pool. Mr. James A. Burton, agent South rn railway, has planted out some flow rs and shrubbery on the plot at the epot, and it has improved the appear ace considerably. Rev. A. J. Bowers filled Rev. J. L. V~illiamson's pulpit at Aveleigh Pres yterian church Sunday and preached n interesting and instructive sermon o a large and an appreciative audience. Mrs. Adams and daughter, Miss emma, of Clinton, were called to New ierry the past week on account of the llness of Mrs. Mary E3. GIlliam, who is ,t Mrs. M F. Wright's. Miss Emma Ldame returned home baturday. Rev. R. E McDaniel, D. D., of Pitts murg, Pa., who is making a tour of the iou thern States, was the guest of Mr. D. H. Aull Saturday and Sunday and reaehed a very able and excellent ser non at the Church of the Redeemer unday morning. At a meeting of the stockholders of he Farmer's Mutual Fire Insurance Jompany of Newberry county bold in he court house on Saturday Hon. .Joe. .,. Keitt was elected President and Mr. 9. 8. Cunningham Agent and Treasurer or the-easuing year. At a congregational meeting at the Jhurch of the Redeemer Sunday Mr. E3. 13. Wheeler was chosen as a dele fate to the Newberry conference which neets in St. James church at Jalapa on Priday of this week. Mr. Arthur Kib or was elected alternate. Rev. A. Coke Smith, of Norfolk, Va., who with his wife and two ehildren upent Saturday and Sunday in the city with relatives, preached a very able mermon in Central Street Methodist shurch Sunday morning. Dr. Smih and family left yesterday for theor home. The Newberry baseball team went t< Dlinton on Friday of last week and arossed b)ats wit,h the Presbyterian Col Loge boys on their diamond The game resu,lted in a score of 13 to 11 in favoi of Clinton. Quito a large crowd free Newberry accompanied the boys. The date for the lecture of Dr. C. C Brown, of Sumter, which was to hiavi been delivered at the opera house las night has been changed to next Mon day nightion account of the death o one of Dr. Brown's members. Thb t,ickets which have been sold will holi good until the lecture materializes. Standard Calicoes ato4. and 5ic., a Wonton'a .. KKEIPINU UPl 111$ It Eoltin, Shorif 11ufori Flod Three Negroes In Columbia. a reputation for capturing nien fi t) escape the clutches of the law in his county, dropped into Colum In a lew days ago. Yesterday morntig he went home carrying with him three negres he wanted, whom he located here. They were Will Roof, Pierce Scott and Marshall Gaillard One was an escape flom the chaingnug, and the others were wauted on minor charges -Tha tat(e, 25th inst. World of Wom. i Worthip at Heauq 's Shrine Today. It goes without saying that the spring millinery openings today are the notable events of the week in the fash ionable world, and though It may seem somewhat frivolous to the Inasculino mind, unquestionably, no social func tion of the season, has been more gene rously patronized by the world of wo men, more geaeral enjoyed. Since early morning gay crowds of enthusiastic women have filled the mil linery shops to overilowing, and front their expressions one could readily see that they were not just merely 'look ing around," but were bent on bu3 ing. There were pretty and homely wo men of all ages and Hizes, wives, (with now and thei a! occasional husband). Belles and sotn-t i mes even beaux. The beaux and the icrasional husband, how ever, were nut enjoying exactly the same kind of happiness, for the latter, while admiring his wife's pretty chapeau felt in his heart that he would indeed be the "poor chap" when the bill came in. Certainly no season's bats have been more artistic, and no more beautiful variety to select from has been dis played in Newberry for many seasons. At the Mower Co.'s the color scheme of pink was carried out throughout all the decorations. Garlands of pink draperies caught up here and there with bunches of flowers gracefully fes tooned the walls and mirrors, while roses, verbena, gpraniums, and carna tions all of pink peeped from out grt at banks of lovely palms and calla lillies adding b)rightness to the beautiful sceae. Among the hats we noticed a novelty, fashioned from cream liberty chilTon, mohair braid, gold wire, velvet ribbon, rhinestone buckle with gold settings and violets, materials turned, sewed and twisted until they form a hat for a young lady called "The Shell." Another hat, called -'rhe Wheel," fashioned from white crinkled chiffon, black velvet ribb.n. a multitude tf small pirik roses and a buckle. A handsome black, gold and rose bat, all imported materials, st riking feature, being the chrysanthemum facing. During the morning strains of swee' music were disc--ursed and were enliv ening things as only music can, and the pretty women and pretty hats made an attractive scene. Th Riser Millinery Company's store was a bow of beauty. The decorations were a profusion of palms, ferns and roses. Everywhere were to be seen Marchaineil. L Franc and Marie Gui - lot roses. This, indeed, mighta be call, d a rose opening He-re, as on every op)ening day, the window decorations were beaut iful-soft, garanids of maline gracefully caught up with bunches of roses tied with bows of rose colored ribbon, a huge basket of handsome roses and a few strikingly beautiful pattern hats, tastefully fashioned of flowers, soft laces and dainty ruflies completed the effeet and attracted large numbsers of shoppers. Among the many beautiful patterns displayed some specially striking ones were: A large Neapolitan straw, slightly bent here and there. 'rho under brim was faced with rose chrysanthemum petals, with outer trimming of pink La Franc roses and butnchesof rose foliage. A black and white combination was fashioned of white malne and liberty satin, tneked,-the ent."en crown being one large rose of black and whit e petals, an immense bow of black velvet ribbon caught with a steel buckle on one side. The high side bands were covered with jett&d cow slips. One specially noted was a crimson straw with the full facing of tucked crimson liberty chiffon. A wreath of qilver lined crimson poppies--bows of narrow black velvet ribbon caught with gilt buckles formed the trimming and the combination was exceedingly har monious and Frenchy. Tlhe Riser Millinery c<npany is giv lug special attention this season to mourning millinery and some extreme ly handsome mourning hats and bon nets were seen here. An Honest Medicine for La Griype. George W. Waiti, of Sout h Gardiner, Me , says: "I have had the wors'. cough cold, chtils and grip and have taken lots of trash of n's account but profit to the vendor. Chambherlain's Cough Remedy is the only tbinmi that bas done any go'od whatever. I have used one bottle of it and the chills, &ld and grip have all left me. I congratulate the manufacturers of an ho,nest medicine.' For sale by W. 10. Pelham. WV. T. Tarrant has a grand display of millinery. Ils opening today. Mist Julia Hood will be delighted to see all the ladles, tf A Cycisno In I)arlington. A destructive tornado swept ' ver Birmingham, Ala , yesterday and many lives were lost and considorable propert,y destroyed. A tornada' alm passed over the lower part of this Statt and a number of persons in Darlingtoi wore seriously Injured. Look out-for Purcel & Scott's Prices. Nc matter what price yot are quoted you wit always find us lower Purcel l&Scott JAMIEON'S C At $10 Men's Sui This head line means exactly believe. They are fresh, new Suit summer fashions, made to retail e the best $10 Suits ever offered in N and cutaways, in cassimeres, fan< as good as Italian cloth--high cl These suits are as good in materi tailor made suit. At $15.00 a gem of a suit, one that is a little better than any we have ever seen for the money. Fashionable in style and the proper thing in fabric, real Italian cloth lining, cut full-guaranteed to fit right-have to see them to fully appreciate what a fine thing they are for the money. About clothes for th< Suits at 50c Nobby At $1.50 "flt sizes5o Suits " 15 Yours, aill tho to 14 years-knee pants, light and Ilatost phlds il Union Cassimores. dark stripes, double broasted, two out, WO montioni this snit befcusie solie aide pockets, extra well made-others stores are asking $2.00 for tihe sait. get twice this price. suit Sailor and J Mrs. Jane Hopkins $2odo siglin $5st the most tasty, neat and dressy styles for t he littlo folks certainly struck a responsivo chord in the heart of every mother, and the Jano Hopkins chil years, worth ii dren's suits are too well known to require any puiff ing We have them-sizes 3 to 8 years--at, $2 50 At$2.50 ti to $5.00. They have a nilitary and jaunty appear Rit, Cot, 1)1111tS flud o auco, which is very pleasing. dressy looking. The Shoe Store We find that during the last year the SI makes it possible to get better stock for the sar A 'adies 98 Kid, dressy opera tip At $1.25 Ll Shoe at and commoti snse, lace Ia and button, all sizes. Hare always sold at spring heel, opera and $1.25. of soleted loather, n, atll';zos. Zeigler Bros. and 4+0 Lilly Brackett Shoes At 98c A shoe for.m-n, Always popular with buyers of good top S s lmn andl 1eitiptedi footwear-we sell them at less thain ato Soll el ndh toi we they are sold in the cities whore they wvell.odlashondtewllwr are made. Men's Furnishing Goods ^ erdsrs wear-satin lin ed Tecks, Imperials, Band and Shield Bows, Windsors- all exceptionally good styles, 25c to-50c. Nex w Styles In Men's and Boys' laundered shirts made of Garner Percale, extra width, fill longtl, fast colors, three styles, some collars attachedi, some n regular value, with 2 detached collars and some without collars, C '80 cents. $1 .00-$1 .50 T; nonar Intnaionai shir., some worn withwhie colar, otershavetwocolored collars same as shirt. At 5c per Yard 4 41 A. A. A. Greenville sheetir:g, heavy and solid, cost more. 0. M. JA In every married couple one has the When a man sees a~ sign on a door other blurffcd reading, "Keep Ort-t his means you," Ihe thinks it refers to other people who Headache often results from a disor- are bores. dered condition of the stomach and- - constlyation of the bowels. A dose or A Ootd cough M.dicine ror children, two of Chamberlain's Stomach and "I have no hesilancy in recommend Liver Tablets will correct thcse disor- lng Chamberilin's Cough Rtemedy," ders and curE. the headache. Sold b)y saa a l'. P' Meran, a well known arid W. 10. Pelham. popultar baker, of Petrsburg, Va. "'We e cave givern it to our children when What the world really needs Is an tobe ihbr oiha lowop elevent,h commandment - thou shaltlocoh,adihtslwy vept not goseip.t wb~adr'g!s~taIh es,c-i' Their promptness aind their pleasantoimorihr rmlclg.'Sd elY cta make DeWitts Litle FCar*ly b .E ~hm Rioers most p,opub'ir litt,le hills w herever -- they are known. They arec sImeply per.- hl o l. O'frighwyu feet for' liver and howel trouble. Gil-.r'ibtrdo-'tg. loibetr'n Whenbd wit,b ur mougs,ayo.-op a man andwoman be in g o ugh..,e- i andr ot h lwayursiven.pr telleachoilir th truh, teir o rm hE Vi dru ost, a therfe tn,h affir s omig t aben.. 10 P) bm I T~hie y ot' or. wo Vndier hw your dr s Corn e a r itrae hi o~m , ttrthe slwondering whamberu "~hl WflidR VP' iae?'inuie ai'sPan I mtw with ytur most rell- eahi.he The truth, heir be-e l rom-ra mIr the VidhatorRulerfrom seen Yit fdey ai livner t ri T he tedtor,whrh Vwdcaas rvdwh nerousprstrtloi nd erefll (4.,11 tocapiontotlesth ellinayo halmrbin Wityllt wondreer tes Ee"ri it-he aris inRlimtie reathzihg mnstn the frenld tos lk, Pse fLwremeefaridtie reulif In a cae.' shrt, rece "an. Thre konhelt lke a neen timeh Shecoatd, in rhemabtusde inromg u enab" oen sderding feven yeadrwhich alos proferdexrat,ing ainit on nec,unt ofckedneyrand liver troule, sevre ainy, which was relieved wbt 1lneos preltatioly,n generrtlr d t wo appliationmorPBl, rub ingh ad in She woIl fe ie a prieew thimen odn reumnatnighn,,hagh *blessinag. Try it. Sat itfactioni is guaran- gett,ing up fr, e fr'om pain. F?or sale b3 4 teed at all druggist.. Only nlOe. . ur Pc alam.) ORNER. ClAT ts, Worth $12.50. what it says, although it is hard to s, the very best of the spring and tt $12.50, and we believe they are ewberry. We have them in sacks 3y cheviots, black worsted-lining ass tailoring and perfect fitting. it, style and finish as any $15.00 At lot of Suits we bought of a manufacturr to close out a lino--we got thom for less than the cost of material and imaking, in fact the mainufacturors' pricO on then was $5.75 to $.50---we bouiht the wholo lot in a limp--cassiiores, clieviots and worstods. A man who couldi not got SUITED in those suits at $5 would be hard to SUIT-a rare bargain-just ask to too them, you will be surprised whein you so what you can got for $5. 3 boys and children. At $2.00 AlioloIaniterq At $2 .50 Arog"lar*.00 At $2 ationl m. chlil.'l Suit,'sizes 7 to droti's suits combine daintii andess I >olrs, double broasod--iado diribility, sowed with iron grip stitch r -ght 1mado to stand hard woar. Wo hve tolliilleviots aind caskii -will not rip--cheap at $2.50. ve ht unior Suits. $5 A dain- $2.50 to $12.50 Youths its ty suit, . all hitid and -izes s. to 16 styles in cassimnores, worstod 1 cidhoviotH. Aado -spection- by reputablo imaufacuitres----no -t $6 T h r o o Whon looking over this litio asl to soo our $7.50 )-i e t 1 boys suits--they look liko 12.)00 suits and would -nbuishe cheap at, ( (. of Newberry! -oe business has turned a summersault, which ie money than formerly-no shoddy goods. dies' Dongola Shoes-- At $1 50' u"sty famousnd popular Mir -0 and button, heol and " risburg 1andics' 8hoos --- all Common s111 es, m11d1 styles, shapes Iad sizOs-a shapOly shoe t hat. coM no bettor at the prico, binos comfort, withi a graceful effoct. Wo havo sold thoso shoos for six years and never had a complaint. At Q 'I O A lo" At $1.00 solid niicn ini whiichi ec embr~ii)laced( lace, con- Me n's Brogans sewed, gress an d but ton, biack, tan, box calf vici kid, tippid, custom and colonia; rivited sides, oak tann - tside'i S"t"aLndwis-iia "thevw ed leather soles, prices se ec~t from la~t mpondly ainyo c es lsewhere $ 25. 10c to 50c Men's Hosiery, new styles, blaks,tans and fancy. Stand ard Prints He per pard. PIt INT'S, all t he latest novel .. ______.____ties at the very lowest. prices. H ats! H- a.ts!! Largest stock ver disl)ayed in Newherry, Soft and stili hats of all grades. J. B. Stetson spring stylo's jlust received. Straw Hats Other years we bought large stocks of straw goods, but this year we bought more than ever before. They are the products of the best mak ers in the land. All the styles and prices. MIESON, Head to Foot Clothier. Death Is a great wit. In going around f T making his selections he takes care IlflU I not to dilsturb those who are a hcavy I'i~ burden on the backs of others.-Atchi son Globe. A Haging,Itoaring Foodl. I '10U 1ii 1II9I Washed down a telegra ph 11ine which Chas. C Ellis of Lisbon, In., had to re- Prices are lower and pair. "StandIng waist denpu tine etcyr wat'*r," hie writes, "gae me1 a erIcly qualit ebe cold aind coUgh. It grew woars., dhaiy. Our new goods are lFi nal ly thet best docntors ian J aklad -51IdaI n Neb , Sioux City anad Onmaha said I had arrivi ng d ll, andwe Consuman anad caau d not live. 'lTaen can ce rtai p ly inte rest Ibgnusing D)r. King's Nnew l)Is-- - covery and was whneny cu,ed by six you in prices, styles bn,Ules-" Posinlvely guar')meedl for and quality. All we ask toiu estdby adaPrgsit,il.mg is that you inspect the - wh arcgoods and get ''our The kingliest arc those woaepriCes" before buying. kin to the Kinig of Kings. courteous attention WVhen you are bilious, use t.hose fa- so nal hte o mous little pills known as D)eWitt?esh t pucae o Little Early Risers i0 cleanse the livero.Nx we ewl adbowels. T'hey never gripe Gil der'sa Cornier Drug Store.na e sm fiu s Greatness is not in being lifted Fulsok fBter up but in growing tup.ikFaho Bosan 8avear labetocaseblowpis shYci for prchse o ing. Leavenoti.mNalonw.The oriwila has the amenaeWttssmepofiherbo ant rper.It f harmlt?s andchalPten o ad ing salve for sein dleaease's. Unequal- W EEIE 10ed for piles. Giders Corner Drug s.J uw uu