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est L~7i on TRI D O i.f.. TA luslUn A tergrihe ri'sfa e N-ly, I: y rC she It t V ottsastn oi Iwe lit A ____yGeeala 1 7rit f a--i l .nh b. Kert eve Outl att Potpn iUs i tin bIetwn he .,IS Atorey Genera Chie Wilke, fteret s(tV4',OIevic Iormati ha be.en-Ana obtainro toh D.ltlt Lid,co nse l for Neotly,iCt jin)ow York,1 ho ad rey ie'da offering lim 8cop.ies of the1 corrspon Nor ove tno whe iArte teneral aby handsf hieio f ilo. Anre orlicer 1a stfrnatIin at~i hol generaldelriv io ' window o th loc i potoe, andte aseld arJon B. Dick-n oTe insulaivisi one of the wrpi -o partmet. . iMbor5ty ateirwad a eit co feroncotteras1hold b o t thoei se ar~ds of the dopartmen.tA ofjcr breau wind Chf ilo Ito oa wastiI disco1 veed tat uthen ropretd iiseln himsel as o o John B.1Diconson wa Wiloliam waits fllams, towngra. pher tonCl. Edward,i oft ion wrich fheo has hold wo a pat. .11ra tony iof was prliivtr(enerotar toch exCongdwresma Brumm of enu. binersvlu, aPdnnsy Wlai. il. liamsOvreunthate to tun rrnth corr was made agaist Williams, utenoha one summ ail)divmiseay tSo. retaryof r.iilrnm fPzn Wylasingo,,a 11.--Tmehe papors hicilams esired to el the r. BLnsa tonsiste of the drloalt hero. Aspthmoal of the oryGraupoono heative oreston mltetion inrg the Nem ae and wias,bmitet Scretnary oforcoi8deration and frotar oefretary.ottheAtre Geeas. hintnesyTe papellrs ofherh forlam d$200. osel o r * ~ ~ riveb theqmanitio timony il queeois cae ocnrias ibmitted to Secretay caloe fo cansiea. o n Never such a slashinL ned over LO Lib people. ablishment at a bi red approbation-e ervthin ,-INO MATTER aag Washington, May 10--The vol. 111110 Votaiimllgl. statMimonts of appro. priv,tionig, nlow olicom ete , rvquired by N'hw to ho prepared and pllllishled at the cIld of oeh (Ion gro.;l, shows tIh 11r-and tot al or 1ppopriations to b1 $7 18, 75. The111 detnils by bill. nr1 ais follows: Ag rienltI it n ral, , 2,-120; 1111 y,$115. 738, I 10; iplomtie i, $ 1,8I9,128 1)ig tc of ( ol hnha, 8 ,50' ,'6'; fori '17 1; logishit i vi, $21 ,SS- ,tO8 ; MilIi tary Acadiemiy, $772,658; naval, $78, lOt 7t)1; penion', 8 145,245,230; 1)1ooico, $ I 231,782,188 ; sunidry civil, $6 I,70o, iI!S; deficiencies,SI1 ,N17,446 iniisce1lanons,$7, )'i0,()18; permanent apprj 'opriaitions, 8 124 ,318,220. Trotal, $7;90,838,575. of a civil ian chlaraetor, specifIically' pensazt ion for the y'oar of $2,500,601. 28, anid thlose abIolishIed or omitted aggregccate )11, at ani annllual pa o $21 e,220 20, a not incronsoi8 of 3,603, ati a year1ly c'ost of $2,239,075 28. In aidditionJ to thle now'. civil ianl 02m exihits ai not in1creaso inl the0 mlihItary estab)jlhmInts over its organization as1 it wvonl have elxisted July 1, I 901, of '77,191i oflicere aind olisited 1110n, with mi.,iual pa1y amlounting to $ I ,8 I2,910, and1( 50 o(icorai and 5,000 seame in t hie naval estab)lish men'1t, wvith yearly pay of $1 ,802,425i. Tlhoe 'et niiumbor of salairios in creae'd is 528, at a cost for t he year of $75,478. A comIpalrison of the total appro priations of the s'conld sossionl of the 50t.h Con gross for 1905, $730,338,. 575, wit hi thio'i of the lirst sossIion or the CJongress for 10901, $7 10,150,862, shiows an~ increaHo of $20, 187,7 13. The totali appropriat ions mlado b)y the 506tl h ongress1 aggregate $1,440,. 189,188, or $127,723,108 less than the $1 ,i68,2 12,637 appropriated by tihe procedmlg, or 55th, CJongross. A NIE1i(o l'ATILIoT. II Was in the l'aradg, Yesterdai.--Interes. ting Facts. [The State, May 11th.] Henry Brown, the colored drum. mler who camne to Columnbin this woek with Camp) Darlingtoni from D)arlinton county, used in the parade yesterday a pair of drum sticks which lie captured on the battlefield at first Manassas. Henry also' has in his, p)ossessionl a pair of Yankee spurs captured at t he same time nd always CLEA znd cutting of prices! If you want to buV Cle "tion. I am at the hea spot cash. You can't Dross GlOods kand Sz; NVI. Embroiceries Embroic IA 0in supply your SuMie m1 the Mummer D)isplay. See pter yard. Se the lot at Sc. lwr Nrl. Lovoly 1i of Swiss I eriv- at half prico. WHAT PRICES B NE takes pleasuro in showing his tr o phies. Altogether Henry has a remark. able record. At the breaking out of the civil war he went r a a drummer for tho Eight South Carolina regiment. and sorved during the entiro war. At the closo of hostilitios he came back to his home in Darlington and diligent 1)' plied his trado as at brick mason and enjoyll the confidonce of every. 0110. When wvar was delafred by the Uniited States against Spain in 1808, Henury Brown was among the first to volunteer with the Darlington Guards and1 camoe to Columb)ia with that com pany and1 a pplied to the United States examining surgeon for enlistment. He was rejected only because he was 74 years of age, and when informed of his rejetion broke down and wept liko a baby. No lawv can prevent him from at tending a Confederate reunion, so he came to Columbia this week as drum mer for Camp Darlington and proud ly marched in the procession yester (lay his drum sticks yiolding that martial music whieb so often in days gone inspiredl his white comrades to deeds of valor on the battlefield. Advice From High Sources. The counsel of those who have b)een successful in life in some wvay or other ought to be worth much to those just starting out. IHere is what some of our great men have said: James T1. FieIl: "'If I were a b)oy again, I wouIld p)ractice p)ersever anece oftener, and never givc uip a. thing because it is hard or incon venlient to (10 it.'" D)r. Johnson: "'It is worth a thousand pounds(1 a year to have the habit of looking on the bright side of things.'' Lord Clarendon: ''No mian is so insignificant as to be sure his ex amiple can (do no good." -Christian Obser ver. BEaru the Ih iiYou |ive Always 8ought Signatoro Blessed "To-be's." JTust to be tender, just to be true; JTust to he glad the whole day throrghi Just to be mlerciful, just to he mild; Just to be trustful as a child; Just to be gentle and kind antd swveet Just to be helpful with willing feet Jst to drive sa(liues away wit ao song Whether the hour is (lark or bright' Just to be loyal to God and right.' Just to believe God knows best Just in his promises ever to rest umst to let love be our dlaily key rhis is God's will for you and fr me. -Young Pennple Weekly R THE for Never such a turn loc an, New Merchandise, d of the procession, an :Lit time prices and shc Iks If" to bill to buy a your y~ them ett .\'% 'l pairI ito U.awn DO. 300 leries I o 300 r Wants 2 0 lI', lot at 250 tnd loc. 1410 ,mbroid. 200 , 200 NMI ARE QUOTED, WBERRY, S What One Boy Could Do. He was small for his age, worke in a sigtnal-box and booked th trains. One (lay the men wer ciaffing him about being so sinall Oie of them said, '-You will nevc amount to much. You will neve be able to pull these levers, you at too siall.'' The little fellow looke at then. "Well,'' lie said, "I ca do something that none of you ca do.'' "1Ah, what is that ?' the all criedl. "I (loll't know that ought to tell you.,' They were a anxious to knowv and urged hiin t tell theln what he could do ti none of themn were able to do. Sai one of the men, "'What is it, boy? "I can keep fromn swearing an drinking," replied the little fellov There were blushes on the men faces, andc they didn't senm anxior for any further information on tli subject.--Ramn's Horn. ChIar1osto0i 8ll Wcsten Caroilia Rwy C Augusta and Ashevillo Short Line. Schedule in Effect Jan. 13th. 1901. Leave Augusta-.......... 910 a m 3 35 p A rrive (lreen wood.2......p2 15 ... I Andersjon.................... 0 0 p La rn....,....I s0 p mn 6 35a waterloo (1L.8.).12 f,2 p mi ...... Groon ville....3 02 p nm 11 30 a (Ut nns pr ings.. 00 p m .. ... Spartain burg......3 10 p mn 9 00 a 11Onder,onyvlito..603 pm Ase_..,......15p m Leavo;:'shevillo~......~~~8 00 am 8 partanburg....0 45 atm 35 G nnSprings...100am .,... Greenville....1..2 01 p m 8 26.p Laurons...........1 37 p mt 7 00 p Arrive Waterloo (1l. 8.). 2061 p m ..... (OreonWoodt...'..2 35 p mn 9 110 p Leave A ndorson .................... .. 7 25p Augusta...... ._ 10p mn 8 45 p i Lo avo Augusta-~~--....~.... 2 50 p) Fairfax--. ----................ 07 pi Yomnassee...... 00 am 6 10 p1 Becaufort~...........10 15 am 7; to p Port, lloyda ....11030 nam 7 2.) pi A r. 8avan nah -. --.-............ 7 55 1 Savannuah -.-... ....... ... .... 10 aU Port iioya!-......... 00 pm 7 10 al Hleau rort.............16 pim 720 al YOnase0 , , 3.......83030 A rr.ve Augusta.............. .1 so0a Cloge connlctioni at renwod or a points on 8. A. I,. and U. and G2. Rtailway, an Fo an informaiorlaivuyofieo W. J7. U1RAIG, Ge'n. P'au. Agt. E. M. NOuRTI. Sol. Agt A ugusta, 'E1a. T. M1 EMERSO8N, Traffie Manager. ATLANTIC COAST LINE FAST LINE Between Charleston and Columbia Upper South Carolina and Norti Carolina. P'ASsENGR DECPARTMENT WILMINGTrON, N.CU., April 8th 1,9, CoRDE~NHED F4CIIEIDULE. (Oix NWRST: In Eflet Jan. 13, GJoJuo ICAsi (26 am v..rleston, B. C...r d Opn 9 3a I ~......aans......... .A. r 64:i pu (..olumtei-. ---- r 1 18 pmn A r--~.Clinton .'"""L v 2 3 pma 1 56 pmn A r......a.urons"."'v 1 53; pa 8 10 pm A r......Oonlle"'"""I2v 9 20 pm Ar.....artt,rN.L'"'" I I 4 6 am 7 13 pm A r.......AsherL --v 10 i0 arn D 6Arl.As".........Lv 8 (y ain Nos. 62 anud 53 Solid trins betwenCals ton and GreenavilIe, 8 C. We hals J. R. KNIy T F. ent Geni.Manag NrM 4r4, FRACK, ise of Merchandise befo now is your opportunitN d expect to stay there. )p worn goods a cent oi Shoes and Oxfords. ory pair of Shoes and Oxfords is ed down for this salo. If you want yva pair of Shoes or Oxfords now is cbanco. We soll Drow Solby's Fine i and Oxfords for Ladies, and Cros Fint Shoes for Gentlemon. Evory -luaraiteed, or your money back on a ,)air. Pairs Oxfords, (h5e. kind, now 50c. " "' 000. " 750. " "' $1.25 " 900. " " $1.150 " $1.25. " " $2 00 " $1.50. " $2.50 " $2.00. [on's lace or Congress, all sizes, 98C. $1.25. -m I WILL ALWAY pc. Florida Central & Peninsula Trins run by i0t.h Morldian, or Contral Tim South of Coluir bla. Time Table in e Ellect June 3rd. HOUTKBOUND. No. 31. No. 27. Lv Now York. 1 1 pm 12 l6ain Lv Pilaelpha .........p 3 Sam B Lv Baltimore. 5 1,5pm 6 19am l.v Wa.shin. gton.*.......... 7 10pm 10 55am Lv Wlcmond ............ 10 40pm 2 35pm r .. Raleig ................ 4 0a 7 50pm Ar. Columbia............ 11 35am I 5am (Eastern Time.) LV. ColumbIa ..............10 35am 12 55a3r (d enit.raU 1 i;,Lo.) - LeDenimark ..............125opm 227pm 1Lv Fairfax.... .........12 55am 3 10pm Lv Savannah.............. 3 07pm 6 U8am Ar Bruuswick........... 0 Ou pm 8 401tm Ar A o ill. 0pm 9 10am Y LvJakovl..... 7 45pm 9 20am A r L ak e City......... 35pmI 11 28a mi Ar Live Oak........0 30pm 12 18pm iA r Tallahbasso ...~. 38pin OA r Mobile...-..-..........8 05am A r Ne w Orleans...... 7 40 mn tAr Gainesvillo.............1201pm A r Ced a r K'yo.............6 25Spm Cd A r Ouala................ iS1am I 40pm, A r Orl an do ............ 3 2Oam S Opm '' Ar T ampa..............0 30am & 311pm Lv Tmpa NOltTII BOUND. No. 414. No. 06. Lv...Tamp................... 900pm 8 00atn ~. L v Orlando-............ 6 30pm,x 8 25am qLv Cedor Rec---.... 7 15ami - Lv GainesviUe ...-... 1252pm Lv Taliahasso---...........1 43pmi S Lv Live Oatk-------.--....... 42pmn e Lv Jalcksonvillo.... 8 20am 7 45ipm Lv Brunswick.............7a 8 3pmx Ar savannah..........227pm I1 50pmn Lv Havan nah.....12 35pmf 11 59pm * Lv Fair fa~ x.........2 20pm 2 Olamn L,v De k........3 Olpm 2 42amn A r Columbi....... 38pm 4 316am Lv'Cinma.............. 5-6ami 645pm Lv...... h.---....... 1 40pm 11 55am Lv Rttihmond-......... ifi 600pm Lv Washlington,....... 9 am 10 00pm Ar Blal t.rore.........t 08am 11 35pma SAr P'hiladel phia.2..10pm 2 66am Ar Now York.. ........303pm 0 l3am SNos. 31 and 44 wvill have Pullman sloepin in cars botween New York andi~ Tampa. ea .. erved in dlining cars enrouto. Throut a (ly coaches batween Jacksonville as a Nos. 27 and 66 will have Puliroan Humh Sleeping Car between Neow Yo,. antd Jacti I4onyllio and Da,y coaches and baggg cc between Washington and'Jacksonvillec Trais parrive and depart, in 8. A. ] 1or further information, apply to 8. D. JBOYL8 TO0N, T.P. A., Colon bia. 5. C. ..L. A. BlH[PMAN, A. 0. P. A. 11 Jacksonylile 1fis Ii A. 0. MAODONELLy,zG. P. A., Jacksonvilleo, Fla. n a In In ffe.ct NOV. 25th., 1900. (Eastern Standard Timeo rn Southbound* I) - rAIN. Nort,hbount A M1. A.M. ~. . - P 7 45a Lv Atlanta (s.A.i.) Ar. ( 0 101 lia A thensi 52 i 1ina Elherton 428 12 23p A bbeville 3 1 12 iup Green wood 2 48 35p Ar Cliton IWv200 *(C & W0.) 00a Lv (denuixprings Ar 4 00 i2 4da Sp)ar'tanburg 8 10 - 1 G (reen vlle 3 0 (iarns Springs) 12 62p Wate.rloo 2 06 ..I.' _^~r Laurens(Dnr vI3 22 53l~ -- -v --- Dail Frt52 21 x) iyun. lIly Ft A.M. A. x Sun, 73) 134f Lauarens Ar 135 530 900 14r Parks Ar 127 52) 940 21 ..Klnardi.. 12652 330 10 00 21-7 ...Oary ... 12 48 3 15 10050 2 .J - ,pa. 12143 303 1120) 2 Wberry 13 3 11I 32 rosperity 12 17 110 12211 306 IMouantain 12 03 12 25 10 1532!0 ...Cha pin~ 1,1l49 11 43 26) 9 WIlit Cock 1140 104 24 1 Ialiontineo la351040 24----.Ir rmo . 11l27 101I5 Fi 2. -)~'"'~ 0LAr 11( (O 8 0Ar Chasrleston _Lv 0 -or 1(tates, Timrro TialN o i hri iocall r,n any gct r uternora W1. Oi CJtglD. g . II, or ' wrrieat P'r#-siint - 31 l J:LON, ...Sol. Asut (4a 't. %l'asON g. re in Newberry. The st F. I offer every article i Nothing charged. No rtwo and meet Mimnc Clothing I Clothin1 If you want an up to date Suil and soo my line, I cln, savc you I every dollars worth you buy fror do business on P smallor por cc any merchant in Newborry, au< on volume of bUsineS for ret size of my business will not inte but the reason for its size ought 150 MonA suits, regular $0 suito, 150 " " $8 " 100 " " $10 100 " " $12.50 50 doz. Boy's Kneo Pants, for 20c. per pair. 50 doz. Boy's Kneo Pants, for 45c. per pair. S BE LOWER! /limnai r 'OUTHEIRN RAILWAY. Condeaed Sohedule in Efaot Jan. 17th, 1901. STATION&. 'Datly ail. No. 5. N . 11 ag~ea g a........ oI m) in a usxovl~ 12 00 n't 7 41 rt 011villo........ 4 20a0 8 5 a - avannah .........1X amfg-i 23 arnuell ...... 4I5 a n 4 18 a ack ill ......... 4 2 a m 4 28 a - l1mia.-a T1bofa ro ciy..... 8 14 a mn 12 10 in v ''m '.8 00 am 1 25 p inoy-Sx ..,.... 0 a mu 1 .60 p ' IoF--........ 1 15Ain 4 25 p - i . ... ' 6 I - i - STATIONS.a a emot ........ OO0 pm 10 40 a lilameton. ... ...29 p mi 10 5 a r. n esn.---- - i 11 40 a Dona&d--..--........7.15j p 11 40 a r ban........ A 1>mW~7 odgs.......... 166p au 11fl a i reenwooed......7 $ p 12 201 ewerry......... 0 pm 00p : aerity-..........5 pm 2 14pi v........................ F757 a TmTia. awell........... 2 a m 8 12 ai avanna ----.... 500 a rn 500.-s I.Kingyille........ 2 2 ami i lf J i ~ rangeburg----.....45 a m 5 8 p i ran.h............ 2a m 7815 p d P Dro.....aes..ArO a n5 p 41 a " ummuervi lie "7 81 p 6 57 t a a ".anohvill o 15 Ip 4 2.5 .ea028a " Orangeburg " 5ip 8 a 4 al 1015a " igil 4 43p 2 :12 ---... ..Blarnwveli .,...43 12 a---- ..1 . iackvillo..25 al 40 a '.. oubia n2~ pi ~~a220 p ....Alston.. "2 VO p R 50 -8 -- ~an tno ...' I 2.p 7a , O p ~.Union . 12 45 p 7 i0j a 2 22p "~ ..Jonesvillo". "i2 2 p~ Il5 IOa 2 87~ a....pnoole t .... "12 14 p0642i 1 aj 8 10 f,Ar Spartanburg Lvj 1l 4.5 a~ 0 15r a i4'V8partauburg Ar11 22 0 001 481p7 15~ A r...Ashe,vIilo..",y, 880 a 30 "P" p. m. "A" a. m. "N nih, DOUB3LEDIL SECyVeg ngyEEN ~ OHlARLE~STON AND GRIEENVILLE.1 S'rand . n A. and . diviain. T)is3nnd, on these trains norvo all meals on'roung ar orjn ldavy Bpartanbtirg A. & 0, dIvision, Iotibule Limited) and 7:0 . i,, M utn,. e n22a dn. 8:1 p . 11.34'a.rn ut Trains leave G~reonvlle. A.' andr 0. dlisn SrthbundI ,6:02 a. m.,2:8I p.m ad n,. estibulo I.Amitedl and ii. an 5: .m. uind, 1:80 A m. d miS2. mn.: sonth e Limted) and 12: a.I P. im. (Voui. Traen a 16 naSP ll Sleeping Car,, b00 Pany ha1thoin at Ooluipa; r ondy for Glybtween -ak~,ti ndC.itg T~dV..& ln higr ~4n1qg,, W.H1. AYAI. IW ip Asst. Geni. Pa. Agt -i a g BLUE RDERAILROAD If .BEA't TrIE Receiver. MiMCdl. WJITnoUND. Nro.12 Mix Ar l00am.WSta.U ions,o A rW0al m"""''"j0ve........v 3 50 pin Aroio am...Aa Seoo I"in8-.".L4N3 I &t Ano.ersonwthS mm'4ihlway No 11 ' S1 ore is n my goodls .__ __ ,ugh's 1o0y Onl I 11M. I it. than I dopend irni. Tho rest youl, to. at, $4..9 $0.25. $8.00. $9.98. this f3al , him stlo, gi 'SI f4sVu BULD SiA.L ' IMITE) TRAINS DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE tWeoii NOW York TalIpa, Atlalta, New in Oleals afl Poit 11t i al W'St. 1F in 1SOUT111WAlRD. D)aily D)aily No:n ?N027 ,x L now "ok, "" It.126'pm 12 i0ntr m " iIciore,.1 J. It """ d 2pu 35.0amu 21 "JWashinto, P I "t'"... 5 1 pm 6 22hin t a le ig h '' 8 4 m n m t U j w ." " Solithern Plno,n " 65 M7un5 t i741 Lv Hamlet8 - ~-- -0m8 o i m Ar Savannlahi ' 18 -Jttmp 0 "Jaceksonvillo *, n210 2 20a,, " Tap 6 30)pm C 0 --- ---- ~.__5 ,UU 1n m 0 :iLv N.w York, N Y P' Nt. lsm8.p~ - 1h 1((iha 10 2011n li 26m9 n _v Newv York, O D MC i "Ilit 11m44re, ~ UE170 ---1p n Lv )'ortsmioui, 8 A L Iit Opn1 'Norlinat ' 12 r4.amn 134m " HIon<!erson 1 2)am 2 I ooun n ' "Italeigli, ' 8 .tf2)ai I "'IILJ M oltern Pine 4. 'pin n_ I Vlniiigtqjjj- - ~ aiS J~ ,Lv Cl. tr la 10 pw GI A hrenoo, .. 051: ita J 5 2pm "A L,bens j2 ('am i aIm7u Augu.ta, Ue r - - tpi 9:Macon, U or i.. j~7 iIi Now t L & .......... 7 20ar m Iopm NashtIvlille N U & th.3. 65an ni NURTJIIWAIL on No1o2 NoI - MenMp laIt .T &J 8 iL-.... 1 00pmu X -1 m n'J4~J ry. W P... .... 20u, I 1icon (C of (Ga.. ~~~ - - ' g,~ & W C .9-1. ArI i,...1 2 00tpmn~OOj G4 r-unw 2 *4.1an 11 2.'pm 1(01 I ter a 4 *InnIi 201am _ 'V harlo i a - -lli ~; A r f inn<orRon) 1 1)14 -0t~f Ivy Nmi i -- - --- Lv iyi A IL Ry tu 2pn A r P orts mth "a'',to IIpl -7 I *tun 11 50pm Inhjn~ 8~ lP Co...... Now York, (ii--n -- "Now Yr',k, N4Y4 N .r Ipi S -_____- _ 8 .ltIpn S0(4m LvTapaNoSE No li "v Jrackmpvil 800pm4 800a J aCkvaah a 10 2I,am, 7 45pil '' Columbia ' u1111)3 ''Iam let 44 9 6 dI 9o 4 " SOIlLIuohrn PInon '. 10 ;0pm 10 UfI "HIOnd1rasonI irnlli -;- olua ' 2 hun n) 2 lipS 4 Newt Yor4 ' Splfl *2J LO alliiy except S. u n . oi n ars between Newv Yorik anti Rf mo1I:aamlet1 and Sava4nnah onTr Central Tlmo- ? Enetern Tha., | ro.ronco, s.5',1.