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Knights of Pythias, Newberry Lodge No. 75. S A T E D CONVENTIONS OF this Lodge will be held the 2nd and 4tl Tuesday nights of each m11oith at 8.00. Visiting Knights cordially welcomled. THOS8. E.EP N, K. (if It. and S. Crotwell Hotel Building. NEWBEItY MARKET. Corrected every Tuesday and Friday by Summer Bros. Meat....................... 890. Shoulders ........................... 8. Hams............................... . 14c. Best Lard ....... ........... 10()1tc. Best Molasses, new Crop...... 60c. Good Molasses..................... 25@ 50c. Corn ................................... 75c. M eal .......... . ...................... 70c. H ay.................................. $1.00. W heat Bran........................ $1.25. Ist Patent Flour.................. $4.75. 2nd Best Flour.................... $4.25. Strait Flour........................ $4.00. Good Ordinary Flour...........f3.25(?J.75. Sugar ....................... ......... 6 0c. ................................... 5V 8 c. ................................ 10 15c. Cotton seed meal, per sack... $1.25. al Hulls, per cwt............. 35c. Country 1roduco lt ter, p lb ..................... .per dozen ................ 124c. ens, each.................... 15 25c. per bushel....... ......... . 85c. per bushel...................70e. jA p r bushel,................. 40c. potatoes .................. 50(60c. s, per lb ................ 6(() 8c. per ewt .................. $ 1.00. Ty u) and get your ice tickets M. Tcague at .50 cents per hun No delivery. tftf Money to Loan. 1g time and easy terms, secured by t- mortgage oni hiproved real est Apply to iunit, Hunt & Run tori orncy at Law. ft&f O* jltadol vs. Newborry College. t,64 will be a tirst class game of base 1played this afternoon at 4 oq10i etweeu the Citadel and Now b e' Allege on the- latter's diamond. ant to see some line playing dQai j-to attend this game. Toi. 6now emedy for costiveness, QA la%iain's Stomach and LIver Tab late,~vei'y box guaranted. Price, 25 30xx.toi' sale by W. E. Pelham. Moicy to Lend. wndy to lend to farmers at the Fst Natonal Bank, of Batesburg, 8 . . . Timmerman, Pres. A Sad Death. About a week ago Jesse, the 7-year odson of Wim. M. Thomas, was draw water from a well when the wind blipped out of his hand and struck m onthe head, resulting in an Ill ness which caused his death. His re mains were laid to rest Wednesday in West End cemetery to await the resur rection morn. Spring time is a good time to cleanse your liver. Try Palmetto Liver Medi cine. 10c. at Dr. Van Smith's Drug SStore. ly The Best Preseription for Maa Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove's 'Tasteless Chill Tronic. It is simply Iron ~and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price 50Oe. Married At the residenee of the bride's pa 4~ rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bowers in the town of Prosperity, S. C., on Wednes day the 1st of May 1901, at 7 30 o'clock p. in., Mr. T. A. Dominick, a p)roi font young business man of the town was married to the accomplished and much beloved Mrs. Alice Mitchel. The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. W. B. Wharton pastor of the Methodist church.--Eagle Eye, 8th Inst Miss Fiorence Newman, who has been a great sulYTerer from muscular rheumatism, says Chamberlain's Pain 3 Bal is the only remedy that affords 'her relief. Miss Newman is a much re spected resident of the village of Gray, N. Y., and makes this statement for the benefit of others similarly afflicted. Tphis lialment is for sale by WV. E. Pel ham. Palmetto Liver Medicine may sa'-e you a spell of sickness. Take it in time. 10c. at Dr. Van Smith's D)rug Store. ly Yen Know WVhat You Are Taking When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because the fomular is plainly printed on every bottle showing that it is simply Iron and quinine i a taste less form. No Cure, No Pay. 50Oe. A Queer Itird Caught. A Mr. Davis, living on Mr. C. W. Buford's plantation, on Wednesday morning caugh t a queer bird in a small ditch near his house It is a water bird, about the size of a goose, has a nead and beak resembling that of a goose, has webb feet, and stands erect. T1hose who have seen the bird say they have never seen the like b)efore. We sup pose it Is a sea fowl that has been brought astray by the wvind, however it cannot fly-we suppose on account of a hurt. It Is said to be a curiosity. says lie wats Terturedl. "I suffered suech pain from corns I could hardly walk," tvrites 11. Robin son, Hillsboroughi, Ills., "bu t Bucklen's Arnion Salvo completely cured them." Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, scalds, burns, boils, ulcers. Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed, by all druggists 25c. Frequent headaches are often caused by a disordered liver. Try Palmetto Liver Medicine. 100. at Dr. Van 5mith's Drug Store. ly VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. A nice rain would be refreshing and holp the crops considerably. Mr. A. T. Brown left Wednesday for Atlanta to purchase a lot of mules. There will be a plenic at Cromer's zclool house on Saturday, 18th instant. Mrs. S. J. Wootpn left yeeterday to visit relatives and fric.ids in Columbia. The Newberrians are numerous at the Confederate veterans' reunion in Columbia this week. Dr. 0. B. Mayer left yesterday for Glenn Springs wherme lhe will spend 80111o time for his health. Mrs. S. P. 1oozCr is visiting her daughters, Mirs. Hlollingsworth and Mrs. owlies in Augusta, Ga. Mr. E. A. Carlisle, of tio Carolina M tnufactiring Coimlpany left yesterday for Atlanta in the interest of the com pany. Mrs. Ella Donald and Mrs. A. J. Sproles, of Greenwood, arrived in the city Tuesday, and aro guests of Mrs. J. W. White. Miss Ethel Reed, of Chappells, who has been visiting at David Aiken's for some time, returned to h-r home Tues day.-Green wood Index 9th inst. Mr. Thomas Burton, of JacksonvIlle, Fla., who has been on a visit to his uncle, Mr. James A. Bur.on and other relatives in the city, returned homo Tutesday. Mrs. [I. S. Rilghtmilro left yesterday for New York whero she will spend the summer with her parents and also take in the Buffalo exposition before return ing home. Messrs. 0. McR. Ilolmes and R. 1-. Greneker returned yesterday from Greenville whero they have been in attendance upon the Diocesan conven tion which was in session ther,e this we(k. Misses Mary Thompson and Lella MAty Johnson went to Columbia yester day. Miss Johnson will go from Colum bla to Spartanburg on her way home in Asheville, N. C. Rev. Thomas G. Herbert of Leesvillo has been visiting relatives in the town and county this week. He returned home yesterday accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Bouvure. Mr. Jno. M. Kinard, President of the Commercial Bank of th is city was elect ed a member of the executiva commit too at the organization of the State Bankers' Association at their meeting Wednesday night in Columbia. There will be a meeting of the Bach elor Maids on Monday at -1.30 p. m., at the residence of Mrs. Wim. Y. Fair. The delegate who attended the State federation of women's clubs in Green ville will make a report and a full at tendance is desired. Miss Mary Nance Fair, of N< wherry, a handsome and stylish South Carolina maiden, of honored revolutionary and Confederate pedigree, as division spon sor for the Sons of Veterans, holds court at Wright's Hotel.-Columbia Cor. News and Courier, 9th inst. A. Madole, Deputy Sovereign Com monder, Woodmen of the world, of Spartanburg, has been in the city for the past few days in the interest of this order. His son, Mr. HI. A. Madole, is now at the Newberry, and wvill be pleased to talk with you concerning this order, a branch of which wvill be organized here in a few days. It is one of the best fraternal insurance orders in existence. Widening the Street. The congregation of Central Meth odist church have shown the right spirit in wanting to improve the street in front of their handsome new build lng. Through the building committee they have given to the city three feet of the front of their Jot hetween John stone and Friend streets, the only com pensation asked being that the city would put a rock wall along the side walk in front of the new church, which was readily agreed to. Contractor D)avis has been given the contract of building the wall, which will be of granite, well cemented, averaging in height a few inches to two or three feet. This will make a very pretty sidewalk of nine feet in wid th.-The Observor. MoLaunrind Letter of Acceptance. Senator McLaurin will be one of the attractions at the Firemn's Tourna ment on June 6th. There are so many people who wvould like to have an opportunity of hearing Senators Mc Laurin and Tillmnan speak In joint de bato. This arrangement could not be made, but all those who attend the Firemen's Tournament and Newberry College commencement will have the opportunity of hearIng the two Senators. There will be large crowds on both oc caslons to hear these gentlemen on National affairs. Senator McLaurin's letter of accept. ance Is as follows: Bonnettsville, S. C., May 8, 1901. Messrs. Otto Klettner, Mayor; C. J. Purcell, Chief, N. F. D.; J. W. Ear hardt, PresIdent Excelsior F. C.: Gentlemen: I am in receip)t of your letter wvith Resolution by committee iu charge of the State Volunteer Fire mns A ssociation Tournament en closed, inviting me to deliver an address to the Association and to the citizens of New berry and their guests, on the 6th day of June next. Accept my thanks for the honor you have done me by the in vitation and the opportunity thus af forded me of meeting the citizens of Nowberry and the members of your Association. I will be pleased to make the address at the time Indicated. Yours very truly, Jno. L,. MOLTAUIUmm LADIES AT NVOICK FOR TilE EXPOS 'I ION. A Filo Fxhiit Wiinted--CommitteCs A p At the meeting on yesterday after noon, permanent committees were or gaiized to carry on the work the ladies aro now doing to arrange for an ex hibit from Newberry at the Exposition in Charleston. It has been impossiblo to sec each of the ladies who are cor dially invited to aid in this work; but we feel sure there i'; not one who will not consent to help in iakling our ex hibit a buccess-one that the women of Newberry will be proud to claim, as the result of their earnest work, and the kindly help of all. Tho following are the committees: F-INANCE cOMMIr"TEE. Mrs. 0. AlteR Homes, Chairman; Mrs. Georgo Joh ni4tmneo, Mrs. Sam B. Jones, Mrs. Burr Johnstone, Mrs. Isabella T. St. Amand, Mrs. Sue Turnipseed. EXECT'1VE COM,\1ITTEv. Mrs. M. A. Carlisle, Chairman; Mrs. Jas. K. Gilduer, Mrs. E. (Iavenaugh, Mrs. W. 11. Carwile, Mrs. J. II. Burton, Mrs. 0. Klettner, Mr s. J. M. Kinard, Mrs. George 11. Cromer, Mrs. Jackson Bowers. REiSTAUR ANT COMMITTEE. Mrs. C. A. lowman, Chairman; M rs. T. C. Pool, Mrs. J. W. Simmons, Mrs. Ed. Soholtz, Mrs. J. L. William son, Mrs. Georg Summer, Mrs. Frank Wilson, A] -. W. 1'. Tarrant, Irs. C. J. Purcell. R ESS COMM ITTEE. Mrs. E. 11. Aull, Chairman; Mr's. \V. U. Wallace, Mrs. Carlington, Mrs. It. 11. Welch, Mrs. 0. It. Mayer, Mrs. WNillimn Mayes. ART. Mrs. L. W. Floyd, Chairman; Mrs. 0. L. fichumpert, Nlrq. R1. D. Wright, Mrs. C. F. Boyd, Mrs. V. E. Pelham, Mrs. Lucy B. Young. Miss Mary Burton is chairman of a young ladies' committee who are work lug for the same purpose. The next meeting will be held at M rs. McIntosh's Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock, May 20. A full attendance is desired. Mis. T. C. POOL, Secretary. Excelsior Items. Warm weather has come. We will have some fruit but not plen tiful in this Pection. Mr. H. S. N. Crosson is visiting Mr. E. M. Cooks family. News is scarce in this section now as all our people have been busy at work. Miss Lola Kibler returned home Saturday after a few days visit to rela tives in Newberry. Sunday was a beautiful day and we had a good attendance at the service here in the afternoon. Mr. J. A. C. Kibler -and family spent last Sunday with relatives in Newber ry. We shake hands with the citizens of rock TIll voting down the dispen sary barroom from their town. They will never have cause to regret It. Mrs. L. C. Singley and children visit ed Mr. A. A. Nates' family recently. We congratulate the young ladies who were so thoughtful as to put the flower yard at the school house in such nice condition. The flowers are lovely and certainly are worthy of the ladles at tention. The chaIn gang force have done some good work on the public roads in this sectioa recently in the way of putting In ter'racotta pliping at the bridges. Just give Super visor Schbumper't a little time and he will put the r'oads in good condition. Our farmers have had quite a time planting corn and cotton. Corn and cotton Is coming up slowly now and a little rain will give a good stand in a few days time. We have had a late spring, and then the farmcers always commence planting too early anyway. Don't complain about the weather' so much for all Is well that ends wvell. Some few of our people will attend thme soldiers' reunion in ColumbIa th is week. Sigma hopes to be able to join the ci'owd also and take in the sights and sounds of the city for a few days. This1 Is a delightful time of the year to visit Columbia-not too cold nor too hot. Sunday morning dawned bright and lovely, and we had the pleasure of at tending service at Colony church for the first time In a good while. We were anxious to hear the pastor, Rev. C. HI. Armstrong preach that sermon on "V.'hy some people go to church," and we returned home feeling amply repaid for our drive up to Colony. Mr. Ar'mstrong handled his subject well, and showed In many ways why some people go to church. The congrega tion was lar'ge, and the Interesting ser mon was listened to with marked atten tion. Such sermons ought to do good, and we hope will. We were glad to see such a large Sunday-school and such an interest manifested In the school by the older people too. The Sundlay school Is superin)tended by that noble Sunday-school worker, Mr. Jefferson Quattlebaum. Sigma. Beware of a Cough. A cough ia not a disease but a symp tom. Consumption andl bronchitis which arc the most dangerous and fatal qiseases, have for their first indication a p)ersistent cough, and If properly treated as soon as this cough appears are easily cured. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has proven wonderfully sue cessful, and gained its wide reputation and extensive sale by its success in curing the diseases which cause cough ing. If it is not beneficial it will not cost you a cent. For sale b)y W. E. Pelham. EARLY CLOSINO Will Begin Mon41y a1l th I OltIke 4jet a Little RecretMlon-Tho Firms That. Will Closo. Tihe petition for the signatures of the firms who would close at 0 o'clock In the afternoon, giving the clerks a little timo for outdoor exereciz and recrea tion, was put in irciclati on thits week and several firims have gon,, into the agreenent. There is not a firm in tho city that would loose anythinl"g by the Iuovement, however It is impossjbIe to get, the con 8ent of all in a ilovenicnt of this kind, yet it will be more general by tle last, of the month. Tie agreement signed is to close their places of business from May'13ith to September tile Ist at 6 o'clock and for this liberality and kindness the clerks will ever feel grateful and study more closely than ever the business in terests of their emnployers and do all in their piwer, both singly and collective ly to promote their interests and make their relations iore profitable and pleas ant. The following is the agreenent, and those who signed it: We, the undersigned merchants, agree to close our places of businless it six o'clock. p. In , (Saturdays excepted ) be ginning May 1th, Monday, until Sep tember 1st: Newbe- ry Hard ware Co., E. M. Evans & Co., F.dw. It. I iipp, Y. L. Spearman & Co., Book Store, . J. Wooten, \V. A. Kinard & Co., 0. l\]. Jamieson, .1. W? White, E. If. Tod & Co., Purcell & Scott, It. Y. Leavell, WI. Johnson, Summer Bros., IJwart-'ifer Co., l.duard Scholtz, The Riser Millinery Co. Advertised I.,itlers RZemaining inl the postoflice it Nvw berry, S. C., for week ending April 2o, 1901: A-J. W. Allen. B--W. P. Bedenbaugh, Al's. C. L. Beard, Ats. Strah ]Bird, Aliss Annie May Boozer. C-Cocelia Cohen, John counts. D-J. L. Daggett, Robert Daniel. E-J. Kinard Epps, Mrs W. 13. llis. G-Mr's. Janie Gseen, Waller Gleunn Ars3. Addic Goodman. Il-1enretta Henderson. L-C. C. Lankford, Hummer Lark, Jim Levert, Aliss Louise Lyles. M-J. A. McGahee, Mrs. Mir. Sula Myers. P-Miss Adetar Pinn. S-J. J. Sease, Mrs. Lola Soun, Miss Maria Smith. W-Geo. J. Wilson. Persons calling for these letters will plcase say they wereadvertised. W. Y. Fai?, 11. M. A Flircman's Clone Call. "91 stuck to my engine, although every joint ached and every ner*v'e was racked with pain," writes C. W. Bella lily, a locomot.ive fireman, of lurling toin, Iowa, "I was weak and pale, vilth out anly appetite and all.tun down. As I was about to give up, I got at bottle of Electric Bitters, and after taking it, I felt as well as I ever (1(d i n my life." Weak, sickly run down people always gain new life, strength and vigor fromI their use. Try thlemi. Satisfaction guaranteed by all druggists. Price50lc Not Always Easy. It isn't always easy, when the day is cold anda b)righit, And you're vecry fond of coasting, and( can skate, To be sitting 0on a school-bench, with the And adding rows of fractions on your slate. It isn't always easy, whenci (lie brook is full of trout, Anld your fishing- rod's behind the closet-door, Tro have to fill the wood-b)ox, and( go pot tering about At thinigs which never seetned so hard buefore. It isn't always easy, wihen (lie sky is softly blue, And (lhe othler girls are rolipinig ini the yard, To pract(ice all the nliorninig-"'one and( two and( onle alid two'' And plod through scales ridiculously hiard1. It isn't always easy; but it certainly is right on handl(, Which is puleasaniter than study or thlan work, To keep a stead(y spirit, and1( take at plucky stand( And to tell yourself there's no such word ats shirk. It isn't always easy; but it certainily is right, And it won't be long before results will That work and study gives its all we have that's good and bright What little buoys and( girls can't ahisays knhow. -Goldenl D)ays. Child-Song. lie that hiath to life beguiled Bly (lie cling of a child lith, I know, great store of grace, And with Love a dwelling-place; For all heaven has dreatned and smiled Ini the sweet face of a child. -Frank I sinton. Night wasn 11cr T'etror. "I would cough neatly all night long." writes Mrr. Chas. Applegate, of Alexandria, Ind., "and could hardly get any sleep. I had cofrnsmtion so bad that if .[ walkedl a block I would cough frightfully and spit blood, but when all ether medicines failed, three $1.00 btottles of D)r. King's New Discov ery wholly cured mo and I gainled 58S poundes." It'c absolutely guaradteod to curo Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe, .Broni chitis and all Throat and Lunig Trou bles. Price 50c and $1. Trial bottles freeat nll drnugift. Cheap linten on sottiert ll liotid. OI alecounit i of the AnnI IIectil leti, aldies Auxiliary to Btoard of li-sions If 1). 1". Church of Soth Cadlina, ,olitinbia S. C., .Way 21 1iIl, the South 'n l ailroad will sell round trip tickets 0 t'oltllnhl,ia and rettn $,: Tie'!oVts m sale May 20 21, with linal limit May (Jin accoint, of the .\InIIal kiunlcin IiteCd C11n fedIrat VU1traIs of "oA0th a1roliam, Coh n ia (1.1 a '. 1ay l, 901, the Southerin Pailroad will sell otiid ( rip I ilot-. v entI Tickets oin ;alo May 8 9 -.. ithl mal limit, Mhay l:h lte one utt in Ia. i road hs I doiblc lly p5snge tritel. to :ei fron :oluillbia, S. C. Oni account of illm Di.t rict Ci'l.o - mice, . . . . (h rb l xigtonl, ti Cn .e y 9 1t 2 l10i , t Sli( otu.rli -Ii t roa will Sell row'd ttip tictts Newherry :I.75). TIWkts, VMon0 Nal,May it with 1imi0 1lit v : h e S. United Confederate \'eteran Iclien oi, Melinphis, Tt,e n., Mlay 28--:0, 14901, 'ate one-ceent mlile. Tickects onl Sale \ ay 25--27, li mit u1 1 -1, witll cxte'11n1ion tial lint Jne 19 by dlepo iing t ticets ,vit- J oi t A 1n and puaying fo of 111 1y. !vInts at time of deoposit. Th'ley will also 1.rran1.fe a1 to perniit astop-over eith. Sthe going Or ret i) trip of one day i Chat.tanoteio. to eat ie thie Souith ar(o VVlinaeteI to viiit ChiWckamauI ,a I'u-k. On we ,o"l1i( of th t tim" u l e l veting, olith Cmrk1ini; 'anicn va so ai,LOn), (h:-les'-1. ('.. Mlay '22-23, he, l u ther I~ti .ay: l , w ilell roun1d rip) t i tihi v l tt Nwh a oery, m :a . l'i( ktics On ,al];,a 21-:)2, with fitial minay :t hIl i f. J. A. I'I'W l' I , Agclnt. "it itwi a g'dl (110 dea OfI ino u 1;d sa.0t i 0litwn I ITC0111t I that ' hamblhorlailn't Colic. ,ht( !craland Dil)t -Ihooa Niced." Stys Aiags,.. W. .I%wtelle, of Illrtford, ('()nn1. \A ladyN i stIomr a I eei; th*e r ily I ge Nilt a l iye omy ow case, 'aid rito mce: ' lcallIy bewliovo th:at imediciln"' s.av( 11 my lifo thi.e pa,t A m:, er while at, the IORe, li leome so1l nhusis wver it' incril-t that i felt oni e lltde upl) ly lind to IeCommlnd it in the futur. It centy ant h nm cao into y ,tO' OIVrI 1m With coli. pains. that, he tak it oce to t1he 1l00. i_y gV he im tos'e of t his remewdy which helpetd hii . I Ir iatt d thU Io; lnd in w ifte mit st"i he luft Ily store smilingly in ftrm i t i n Mt t I fl as o e l a-3Ces V." io t t by W. E . cIliallsh M. .,Mortgagee . BYt VIlRTU . OP THEM A UTIM(Rl .ty conlferredo. uipon me by at mlort aget C.01'11ttl onl thw fourthIl day of hItlary 1(0, by Mr. I. I linSon, of Kinartds, S. C., amd reccorded inl t,he of oie in Newherry County on 'lhe sixtoolnth dlay (if .\pril, pa"!evn in Mchanie lc, n l ok. I will :Al It pu11bliCo u lI Is uIatZ. Kitlards w n I il the if'atett dty Of MaOty one 8CI'reat saw'II;uSI nill %viwill 2-t. if carri-ge and onle Pii nt. 21oto toti fw. Tet1s Cash. V. C. IIAD t hAN1, Mort.gagee, Per W. J. Ellioltt, Agent. 'o the ichool Trustees of Newberry County. ' ent o Xu I his yooeal'. uN wicho usL ~ees ared t nie out, 1 thi weouls.alhe ikhat ouaine inour rwlerliooks. ucird book isre piroper y ild ou gtl and o this ohilce wvhen their last school war 'ant, is p)resented. EUIG. S. WElRTS, C2ounuty Sup)t. of Edlucationi. FOUND ! A fter :25 years of' thotughit and studiy o d iscoiver' an article Intlispenisale .o all eivilizedl manokind. Thait tiever s~cars1 ot, is as; new after' 5t years of mnllstat, use0 as tIhe day~ madle, sur-" i>asses in uttility antything ever' at einpltedh lor inigenuity, notvelty andti use uilnes. No (1uh iuven tion2 ever befiore dforedl. M relhants, mniistrs, teach - ~rs, schuolais, yountg or olid, sick or well, ocali ty, anti t loitertfere wit.h their .'etation. Samtples by mii I 5c, or' full irt iculars fr'eo. Onl1y tite iagentV in a cetioni. A tddress B. BURKE, e - -s. calice of Filial 8otllcmc11 aitt Dischiarge NiOT!Cl' IS IIEHI'lIY GIVEN iith at wc wvill tmatke ai final settle flent oin t.heo estate of Ja tcoh li. H ooze.r, lecased 121 the P.robate Cout, for' New xiorry (Cottntty, S. I. ,ont Miionda Iy the :hrd lay of Juino A. D)., llt0!, at II o'clock 12n meC for'en(oon atnd will Itnmedilately thereafte ap;>l1)11y for' let trs dIismishsor'y Is1 Exeutort of Sid es tte. All pe rson holdin tg c limls agiinst hthe said estate wvill presenut the saime :lly aittested; anud those Indebted to the said estte wvill malke patymen'it on or' be rore that date. ilOMl AS J. IVOOZMIt E~xe'cuttors. May 3rdl, 1901. Int,crest p)aid on deposits in the Stavings Dopr'tmeunt ait the rate of 4 per~ cent. per' anthumit from date of deposit at CAPITAL - $50,000 00 Weo t.ransact at genel ohlanking buisi ness and11 solIeit the taccouts of Indi vIduals, fir'ms anld corpor'ations. IIECTolItS. Gx1:. S. N owtEn. P'. C. SMrI . F. Z. WILSON. WV. H. IlUNT. JNcO. M, KdNA , Preiet.i of Cod LiAvIr Oil i., the mc1ans t lif i d e ) i 11ment Of lI*.,i , to thousntla Nllomen and chil Iren. \\hnappotito faib1,, i' r stre it. W'hen food ik a burden, it lif'cs thile buriden. the pluiiss ofIheat h. \\henl work is hard and du1tv is hwa'v, it makes life ,t n d edg of the we ' k end is food. I u . use of food, \\ it-, and Cant: di-. '.muMon 1 ofr Cod 01th"ood that makes : %- irite It. "cend for , ., llrcoable tai,to will 1- T P' r IWNE,Iho m *ou i t I 2.1.) ; 1 , t Wl<|U g V. Stoll. tacogha 14ua Worl'P oif tho C old f'axative B n>Quinlino Tablec ure a co40 inl 4 day. No cure, nlo Pllr. Price c 'It 1 CL 01HI'N Just these three point: wear Clothing Stylv, durabil16ity and( oomyI) RO wV 3011 wvill do u; the favor. (of exaIiling Solf tho favor of pur1-ch-'. ring. At any I Rooping Cool is n!,t difficult whoen m1 Suinitr h11irts will a-sist gr-ettj\y inl i plenty of variely to h !p ill t(' solecti V''l. MH la X-IA. Inl 11.1ts wo'ro "In tho Swiml." 1Thi! htoro for every h ti- -th rig t I lit in Our Shoes atttrac( attontion becaisUo anCO andl rvasonabio prico. Wo as:unt comfort. We 8olicit an1 inspTOCtiol of our toeL' he eSELL F only cann , If yoi ~ that(c uinsa bring V will p We o us strait ular ' do n 'strait I cloy ii strait illusL Our Corset stock is h Full s tockl<3utterick F terns. xM'This offer stands .aI I a g ., ON I lIISON XXX X lLYlC, Palat! ONE' QTi. OfLD CR~OW WIlIlHKEY, fTh We ship th Is ast,HttlOnt, 0or assorte<d1 ago for $2.65, expren prepald only to (A WVrite for our now ihistrated price list, ~~Ig-Ove us *i trIal (on our1 $l.50) anti $2. R1E ,'EutNC1: Third National Hlank. GLENDALE SPRING MEITCHELL BTRE1 Two hundred bushels of po tatoes rimove eighty pounds of "actual" PIotash from the SOil. Unless this quantity J reLurncd to the soil, hIlk folflowing- crocp will materlially (ccrease. r ' 1 A .1 WORKS, THE NEWBERR vr ' "ITE 4EWB3ERRY Land ad $ecurity Co, W I 1. 1 1 Y AN1 V 1, I1 Notes, Bonds and Mortgages. IStocks of a11 kinds and Real E;tato. 0. Y. 311AY'R, P'rosidont. J No. 31. K 1 :, ee. It I 'Iras. R T11 S 3 about our ready-to or1th your r-01 u1 o0n V0I11idthion. If ho ,o )k you will proh:Oily do your at) wo invito you to look at our o is proporly drossed. )tr stock of Iis direction- --good color , too, anlid Uon. i is the ilat Storo. There'l a i [at fit IId inl prico. of thoir. highl qua1lit-y, ologanlt apponr. > you 1good fit,too. That moans I CONSETS. ry woman knows what & GCorsetjis. It is the Cor-set that will not, ot, andl does not stretch. i buy an R &G Corset loes stretch, or proves tisfactory in any way, it back to uis and we jve you a new one. have in stock the famn No. 397, moderately rht front, which is pop Nith most women who >t demand an extreme .ht front, Those who aill find it in the new ~ht.front shown in our ration. tsell No. 397 for $l .00 trge and well selected. ashion Books and pat OerL for 30 clays only. y From FOr Ii Seven $2.65 If* to 8111990d to I Nine Ally ''d ~LjYears Addlrass v/f . r-' ld. FJDrcs mwg Propaid. od St,r'letly Pure' HandI(-mado(I Sour M asht 1blo in the Hlighesit l)egrco, ecbrated for its Medicinal Value. (3 Old R~olltable I"avoritec, .ny way you liko themi, In a plaint pack 1e limits of the1 SouthernVI Express Co. just, out. ond1( in y'ourI orders'. O0 litre RLyo and Corn. S DISTILLING CO., P.Tp ATLANTA, GeA.