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El. AULL. Emro!c. TILLMAN AN M'LAURIN AIAIN. Thet reslIt of thm joint dobato at Ganffm11y hlst weok ht ween Sonators 'lIliall and 1c1La]urm1-1l wits tilt) most illoxpocted thing that hia happened inl 8uthIfl Carolina politics in t good many 3oars. As tho result of taunts 1111d 111lares on both tidvs, on Septoi ber l 1oth South Carolina will b with ont a rprosilt-ative inl lh Inl ited States Senato and anothor election will be forced upon th people ill this off' year. It sooms thut beforn th( illeeting neither of tho gentlo men hald any idlea of resigning his seat. It was done oil tIhk spur of th ilonilent and witlout anly considora. tion witever of tiho coIlSeqlnllces which would follow. Tho reisol givle is tlhtt they want til' people to decido upon tho national quels tions whervon thoy differ- expan. sionl, subsilivs, nd till tho other quMestiOUs newN b1efor'O t le ct ry. T1he race for 'enlator TilhuanI' long tWr1 will verN irobably y, te twoon Tillm, ani11 1 and Meleaurin oil. anll' froill all ple .o11t in cliont ions it wvill b(, a caipaign of peorsoallil a1buse. and1( thlt 0lectiOnl Will no0t hwe St'ntitlln'llt of til' pe' - Oil the isslu . but it will cnfly docido wllcl of tie two moln iS 1os" PINpular in the Stte. If Tillmnan and'.1 auinM hadI wanlt k"d to disocuss expanlsion.,d -ISilb is. etc., they eold have H doe sO limch tiore eaily wcitliout a ais palign, ail1 10 the coul end hlave d; enssedt them101 iamnnrSuited to) en1ight'n tIh1e people. As it is, lit 10111Ss and strife Will only bt) e't gendered, and the Stlito will he torn up. besides having to hear tle ex pllso of a useless camlipaign. The whole atTaitr would havo don more credit to small children than to two men representing the people of i great State in the i ighest dlelibera tive body of tie nation. The governor has not yft actod upon thet resignations. 1L,il an'r Joet thll) anllid send thom1 back to the qe1tors for fiirther consideration, or lk' can accept them nild leavo it to tilt' Democratic Exvcltivo Committee to order another primary, or 110 can appoint successors to hold olico unl l tile lehoting of th n1ext Legisla ture, whn tilt) matter will be left ill the hands of that body. It would 11avo bevil only a sHilort timo anyway until MeLaurin with his now democracy would liav been b'efore the 1)001)1 for thleir endorso mlenit and1 tile mtter woull haveyt been decide0d. After thlat, if the peo. ple had endorsedl McLaurin, and Tilhtnan hlad thlought because of this that t hey did( not want him to rep)ro sont themt in thle Senate, it would ha8ve 1b0en time l'nou~gh thenf for him to hlave resignedl his seat. Withl as big a Republican majority as t here is inl tile sonaito McLaurin's vote 0on Oiher sid10 would not have counted for much01 diuring tile neOxt Oighlteen All of tile othier cantdidates will probably entor the race for tile short terml and leave thle othler to be fought out by Tillman and11 McL.aurin. D)EGORitATEi. Newvborry should put onl her gala attire next week anud give a warm welcomo to the firemen. Already soveral of our prinicipal stores on Main street have beon beautiful dlecorated anid present a pret.ty aip p)oanice. All the meItrchants onl the main st,reots should at least decorate the fronts of thleir stores in honor of the occasion. And then there is a prize to bo awardeod to the most beautifully decorated p)lace in town, but this is merely a secondary con sideration. Lot everybody prepare to welcome the firemen, both be cause thecy wvill be our guests and because all honor is (due themlI. Col. Wylie Jones has positively announced thmat ho wvill be in tihe race for tihe United States Senate. H-on. A. (I. Latimer will also be in the race, and probably Hon. Goeo. JohInstone, of Newberry, and lion. D. S. Henderson, of Aiken, and many others have been prominently mentioned. Prof. R. Means Davis says that he will not enter the race. It seems to be the general consen sus of opimion that Senators Tillmian' and McLaturin should withdraw their resignations or that the matter should be so arranged that a primary will not be necessary. Campaigns come too often in regular years to have one when there is no need of it, and only to let our senators see which of them is the more popular. Wo are glad to know that the city counlcil is looking into tli railroad . sit ii tit ion. It. Hpois pretty certain that the Southern will buil( the road from Blacksburg via Union, New herry and Saluda to Johnston. There is soile talk of its Iot coming into town. Siehit a roi two or throo iles iabove u114 Woulld do inecalcula blo injury, whilo to coimo into town would bo a great help. Every possi le oilort, should ho exerted to brin'y the road into the vity. Jt i!l atright for S1,na1tors Tilbnanul auld Mel'alurin to discus'i t,he issues thiS iI if t0hey Vca do SO witout pmrsonl I abuse, bit it is a cnlatit y froil wlich wo hopt to be delivered to throw tll Stto iInto the coivul. Mit-Il. of it pii imar\ elect ion. Let the issues be discussel aid t he peop. e informed and then thtly can vote i. telligently but thero was no occasion for resignations at this tine. We are glad t. leai n ta it New l'ox ry i s tre to h ave a not her cotton m)il I a t I tat the orgali. t ion w ill p )rkbably I v I fec n't' 04 x1, t , 0 ls It eals a great deal for tl- (own and is a step all sh1ouhl have taken two er thl0ree Or More year ago. it v I ut new life in the oAl town. ' r o: r. t i I . N iutel. D: ..:nday c will ienie at ano~i a nd Mo ch'y' grove toiinorrow. k i1 iny t ed There w ik be no 1.tr. ,l.Jim luther h a a ;re 0\ h) 110 book k neeper in t'Ilumbi . Mr.A i ha return e friom a pleasaint atnd i'eti2tble b'usiness triip to Sa vanl n ahl. M it d amnes lissel, lo: 1Ian and Whtl,e.cr went up to Newberry Wed nes day. We lip our hat. to our newly Iiiade S:l' 11lillightS, Dr'. G00. Y . IIlunItLer andtt Mr. K. Baker. Mlr. Floyd 1laker. of (;allincy, who re- I turned boin1e after a ileaian vikit, to his 1'ot0her, Ni t. K 1 Hiker. Soime o Of onur 1 fairtest oles are sad. "He has such per fet- inaiinn i.s. I )r. Wyche is coutnting up t his loss at Belit non1t. Texas-- he didn't, invest ! lir. K ihler is still prospectllg ''"out West." (ol. lIut, of Newberry wias in town yesterday. If you care to see fit Incl, fai.r ladies, at flourishing coilmunityadain town ('01110 to i rl'os periity. More anon. T1ro. WithI thuis week ends the present ses sion of the 1l'rosperi ty Gradled school. The comtimencment exercises will be hel next Tuiesdlay and Wednesday eve nin lgs, June1 -ith and fthI. On) Tuesday at 8.0 p. mi. the class exercises will take place. There are nine menmbers of the graduating class, all of whiom have written essays and Orations to be0 delivered at this timte. On Wednes day at 8.30 p. mn. Dr. 11. IP. I >ehl, I >resi dent of t he Woiman's College, Colum bia, S. C., will deliver the annual ad dress. All are cordially invited to at tenid the exercises. MIiss Lla Ni 0selecy has gone on a visit to friends in Anuderson and Abhbe v'ille counties. Mtr, 1'. 1). Simipson hits returinedl homie after spending a few days in Newvberry. Mr. 11. P. Lut her, book keeper and stenographer for Pred 1'0. $olomian & Co., sipent last Sunday at, his boyhood hiomte in Prosperity. Little Nannie, daughter of Mtr. J1. S. Wheeler-, of Utopia, is visiting her graind paroente, M\r. and tiMrs. J. M. Wheeler. Grace Church Sulnday school p)iie is Friday, May 31ist, at Brown's grove. IEveiryone is inv'ited to comec andl havo a ''good, jolly timet." The Methodist church is being greatt ly lmproved1 with a fresh coat of paint. Mrs. J. S. Hlarre has ret,urned to Priosperity afteir spending last wveek with her mother', Mrs. Odom, of John soin, S. C.. I hcar that Mr., T1. L. SchiumlieLtIIs gone to Atlanta to have his eyes treated. D)r. Iluntei and Mr. K. Baker spent Monday in Columbia. s. A Fireman,~'s Cioso Call. "'I stuck to my engine, although every jolit ached and every nerve was racked with p)ain,"' writes C. W. Bella-. my, a locomotIve fireman, of Burlin -. tonl, Iowa, "I was weak and pale, with.. out anly ap)petite and all.lun down. As I was ab)out to gIve tip, I got a bottle of Electric flItters, and1( after taking it, I felt as wveil as I ever d id in my life." Weak, sickly run dowvn people always gain new life, strength and1( vigor from their use. Try them. Satisfaction guaranteed by all druggists. Price50Oo Stops the Congh and Works off the Coldl Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold tn one day. No curo, no pay. Price 25 cents. This signiature is on every box of the genuint Laxative Bromo-Quginine Tablet. the remiedy that an... cola ... e a CILIFTON FESMAiM HI.MINAR. nR'v. .1. L-. Williammont Dvelverit Iliat'hit blimovato Sormnone. t 'he Slate, !!9 inst.] 1,'n1on, Mav "16. Tho lZov. .1. 1'. WVII Lim1)sonl. of Newherry, delivered the baIcalann' serIn'ionl to the gradIl asii as of C'lifton Veuale semlilnary la 11 olock this mlornling InI tll preVs 1n1-e Of a laieo ong:rgationi, ii thetk l'reshyterian tlurch, this city. All the oli (' hurchis. as usual, gave waly till rit'vaiLt mol iiiIfl ibt le pleseit. i. W il i II Sol's di'o 4tse wajS aitIot VX et'lleit. on , and lotwithstandinlg tIe thrvateli'lig wieatle'r the (h'1rc w- Was Crowdul. am enjoyed tle 'erIoln to the fliest. exteit. it, show ed that he had.1 givenl tile sulijeckt thiughit aldt study, and was well delivered. His textr. was taienl from I 'sal s Il -lt': "Thit ourl daulhters mllay lie as colner Stot's, polished after tho silifliitde kif I palace. ' The speaker said the tilrst thi that oaite tilp in the minds of ".:kiuates was: W hat shall 1 do; what shall I he, and where shall 1 go?'' lie dwelt 111111 the fact that the youiig m11en (If On r eolunt ry a e t he coIe stOlInes Of 0'.ur hoios, our Iiat ion and S i, I V. It i. imIlportant thtn that we :n ;od's h~iea inl life, lie quoted a 1ert n man as 1 in.11. 'Shall our wo ' l'e !i\ ers or vegetale"- They bou.li he :-wers. for "coitiSder the ,ow tey row: I they toil not: they n not:: yeI IuIayto you. that Solo all hi I. lorv wis not arrak' ho one of the.ce." It is no disgraice foir o n ImaIt to wo t i she labors within h ph er. The y are not Made to : ' \\ it h \\all st reet and tle rough of the world. but were crea'.ed to mike homllc%i 11and society b0tter by he ul: their corner stolies. It is ne'essary or the woman to learn of her sphere. lui the lih!e is where t!:ey learn of it t Whether predetination lie true or not I ed has settlted the kluestion loiig- siice 4 hat womlanl s houhl lie polishtied 'after he s tiilude of a palace." and that t an sholi' d be tle hiuriden hearer. '.'he i .appiness of our hoies depend on the eiale clildire in those homes. What S i contrast between the way we treat t i, female children here to the way t hey are treated in foreign Lnds. The 1a-tern nations used to spetid much V ine on the corner stone put in their e ine temliples and palaces, having the i MIs of lovely women engraved tpon t he. fThe corner stones of our nation, t IMMes and society should be strong. c l'o make homes and society attractive, a lise corner stones imust not, only be i trong but must be beautiful. Elvery t voian iliould be pretty and attractive 0 A) poSiblC Itnd thUS add plcasure an a tappiness to all. Cliristiai character -epresents strength and beauty. No 0 nan likes to see his wife, mother or n ,ister negligent of their persons. When t womi falls they kindle the flaines of I hell in their homes. All crime is dtie to woman because she did not stop it. \\'omen are often partakers of men's :Wvimes because she did not hinder it. I This was illustrated by a woman at lend(ling a certain game, and allowing young mecn who weire adding to lier' p'leasuue to bet on thc game, she hold ing the stakes. Such arc not corner I stones but are destiroyers of home and society. Reimember wherever you go yout are' cornier stones, and arc mxade to hold together the stronger and rougher material-men. If you are to he a success In life It must be a life of faith. Banish from your mind that it makes lie diter'ence what main be lieves, so lie believes honestly. Build your chiaracteir on the solid rock, and take thle piositioni the God of nature has made for you. When you go home make it more charin g and beautiful; remiemnbeir what par'ents hav'e sacrificed to give you an edhucation. Their life miay be an up-hi lll roatd; make the lill easieir to climb. 'Thlen when you make a home for yourself stay there and make it a home Indeed-make It the hiappiest on eairth. Then let your in Iluence go out and dIraw society togeth er. My prayer is that you may be "'polished after the similitude of a palateC." Th'le sp)eaker spioke about -40 minutes and1( It Is needless to say that It was helpful to all. Miss Florence Newmani, who has been a great sulferer firom niuscular rheumatism, says Chamberlain's Pain lm is t,he only remedy that afTords heir relief. Miss Newman Is a mtuch re spiectedl resident, of the village of Gray, N. Y., and makes this st,atement for t,he benefit of others simtlairly alihicted. This lhiiment Is for sale by W. 10. iel hami. Ilachmani Chapel ait Union Academy Chips The fact of our absence from the IIeraldl and News for the past flye woeoks is attributed to the condition of our health; but we don't intend to weary the minds of the ptublic with our aches and painOs. NothIng so wonderful, but several things has happened since we last wrote that we would have liked to made mention of, but~ they have got two old to bring up in this fast ago of living. The rain has been in abundance for the past few weeks, but none of a seri *ns natutre up to this time of writing. I (Thie recent rains have brought up the crops to good stands nlotwistanding t,he lar'ge per cent that was to plant over. If worked well they are in plenty Limo to make a full crop. Mr. and Mrs. 8. N. Rikard's little bwo-year-old boy has been quite Ill for the past five weeks; but we are glad to ay he is now somewhat improved. Mrs. H. Rl. Eppa is recovering from a 'ecent illness. Mr. 8. J. Kinard has suffered for the >ast few weeks wit,h a carbuncle on his i inok. Iam Forry0 to 10Rn of lhe slckness of I d. n Ni's. .n1o. (). if. linatrd. There has been an Opideicl( of iysen. 0ry for the past few weeks throughout Lithim section. Thio grain Irop Is r1pling rapidly, Ind the whole varith is covered with a'1, so you can ia1gino about. what time a day it Is with us farmers. ''he wheat is not. quito so good as it, was last, year, but tihere is tn 1icrease in the aereage which will Iore than11 Imaike up for the shortag. The oat -rop is fully .h) per velt better thian last. YkIar. NIr. 1Lther Boozor had (he iisfor tun II to loose hi Is fail 1y horso last week. There was prelaching at. (1ann1ton's Cot'ek chirlih last Sitiird.ay, and two 4er1,1onis1 with comuiilloion on Suiay. liv. . 1'. Couits pireichled gutite an initvresting serlon last Suniidaiy at Bachnian Chapel. 111s sermon was on doubting Thiomuas. lie showed how apt we art' to doubt. and whIlat a hard m ter to make believe. L.ittlo .lohnny Motillilli has got his load at lust. Wihien le gets thtough with old 'nele lIen he want knowi a LeIMOCrAt frOM a republican. Thi- i-s the condition of the friuit 0rop: Searcely aly apples atid cher rivs, plnClty of peaches, and the black bte rl-ies wt' hope v will be inl amdaliice. I would like to as,k otr doar- old brother 1. 1). B., of 6reenwoed, who boasted of his bountiful suiph1y of good Alings to eat, to please itemi:c some of his bill of fares. D1ear brother it would Io me good to be with you. but I fear hat this old broke down d ijester of out's 'ould not do justice to your palitable od. Write again dear brIot her. Th1iere seems to be a sentimt-l pre alillg in favor of the State provit"tig in institution, so-called, a hoie for the ionotIt of the old Confederate veterans. vho are disabled to provide for their 0m1poral needs. We hope the mlan Vhli 1,1tis it'c e t.'I's Nva~ as ,;In 'cro, and that his inten:tons were for o"d. hut in Our weak way of v tie matter it is simp'y a p'os:erous dea. We don't renmmber of see'-o my speelleation by which a home hould be built. We suppose the in ention of the plan set forth would be o establish only one institution at ote convenient place in the State. A >an like this would compel any poor Id soul who is thrown upon the char ty of the world for sustenance to leave heir families and kindred and spend heir last few (lays in misery and dis untent. Suppose the State was Uo Ppropriate five or six thousand dol trs for an institution of this kind, hero would be no way to compell any n to go there. Don't you suppose ny poor old soldier or widow who Is so nfortunate, would rather go to their wn county home where their family nd cIndred could visit them occasionly han to be carried some forty or fifty niles away where perhaps they would icver get to see them any more. Another consideration: Whats the tate going to do with the property ifter the old soldiers have all died, vhich, according to nature, will not be ong, would it not have to be sold at a ancrifice. If there is such a growing tympathetic feeling In behalf of the old toldierts why not increase the alppropi ition to $300,000 a year. Leave them at home where they can spend their remaining few days in peace and happi seas with thelir family. It, seems that our last legislature in tendled to Increase the appropriation $50,000; but the court stepped in and claimed a higher ruling In the matter, and said they cannot got It now. I have always regarded the legislature as the highest tribunal In the State, but it seems that the Supreme Court has turned It down. Some things are getting vc nuch mi xed. Thbere Is no use of a State sending a delegat,ion from each county to con stitute a general assembly to enact lawsa for the good of the whole people, aind then let a few judges and lawyers come right behind them and overrule and denounce what they have done. Oh, yes; I almnost forgot-do you kniow anybody who would like to bor row seome money, and hire, any wheat and oats cut, and cotton hoed. If you meet a man in this condit,ion, the onl.v platn I know of to tell him, is just to want on. Prosperity has another new enter p)rise in the name of the Eagle Eye. I am not a subscriber for the little paper, but a copy Is sent In our mail every week which goes to a near neIghbor. 1 have looked over several copies with much Interest. I admire the little p)aper ever so much. Its as clean as a fresh done-upi shirt, but not quite so starchy. It is plum fuill and running over with news. Some p)eople may sneer at such little things, but God bless a man who don't mind stooping to little things. Whenever you find a man of this disposition lie's going to the top of tbe ladder. I am glad to say that Mrs. W. W. Kinard Is recovering fr'om a lingering Illness' his May 28, 1901. Cis "It Is wilh a good deal of Pleasure and satisfaction that I recommend Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy," says D)ruggist A. W. S3awtello, of Hartford, ConnI. "A lady oustomer, seeing the remedy exposed for sale on my show case, said to me 'I really believe that medicine saved my liethe past summer while at the thoro,' and she beeamo so enthusiasti >ver its merits that I at once made up uy mind to recommend it in the future Riecontly a gentleman came into m utoro so overcome with colic pains that to sank at once to the floor. I gv tim a dose of thIs remedy which helped tim. I repeated the dlose and in fiftee ninutes he left my store smilingl ien erming me that ho felt as wel a ever." bold by W. Ill Plhaaseer. Not inti li lew- arotndit liero Nr. 0,dI tol but will try to lot yol ilnow a littlo tha i 'going o .il. Its i llhlty vool weathor fol t,h last of MaY, that is I 1i1nk so. Tho youigl foll<s 1 aro now bit'ginlilig to volin. homke froml st'hool. NI iss Chlautle 1 NIorrow emilOl hotno yes to,r<lay fromt iaremnt ('ollege, ilickory 'Nis I ;, a1ttlk, TIdinarh1 is expected hI i nt (titiEty fromii lIlt. I'It'ast int, N. ( !. Ir. Will .idas will o hoio about tt i first of .11111o. We aro always Iglid to havo the girls aitd bos t 0 0lithoni, wo love their bright faces aId (t'joy stollig t10111 havo a good timei. OtIr hi1gh selhool Closed at very ilu e's3fulI totm1 yo-tordaly. ( hnrl toietler, I 'Itf. S. A. Mrvalunt. has given splendid sitisfaet ti, atid we hop'l he will he oir teather fol a good many more toi'tus. I)r. El. Stokes is in tho City visiting hi-A brot he r, ,1. 1). Stokes. Tihe cotton Inill Is goiig up at a tinle rate, and also tho cottages for the opera t i \ves. .Nirs. St.. Cla1ir 1110konlfus.4, nee )lsa M,\Iary llargriove, of (roenvillo, S. C., Is visiting relat.ives ill our town. Several of our citizens intend coming to voill city for tho totI'iamtilelit, ,til It th 2111id t, Ild of course they Cxpoet, a big time. No tIuore at proselt.. Good morning. M. S. S. Night waq lHer T'tror. -1 would Cough nearly all night lmng.' writes Irr. Chats. Applegato, of Alexardtria, Ind., "tind could hardly get any sleepVI. I had VOnsIIII tiol so bad that it I walked ia block r would cough frightfiully and spit blood, but whie :all other mittfiltes railed, three t-1A bt ttles of 1r. King's New Discov ery wholly oured tie atid I gained Cis pontds" - t' absolutely guaradteed to eiro Coug hs, ('olds, Latirippe, Bron clitis and,I all 'h111ohrat and I,liuig Trou. b!cs. Price 01 and t I. Trial bottles frt' at alt drug,gists. Stockholder's Meeting, TjIl E ANNUA L. MEETING OF THE Stockholders of the Newberry Ilaindle and Shuttle Co., will be held at the Council chamber at Newberry, S. C. oil Tuesday eveiing, June 11th, 1901, at 6 p. m. E. CAIANISS, Secty. Teacher Wanted. T HE PATRONS OF MT. PILGRIM ScIool District will meet on June 27th, for the purpose of electing a teach. er, forl the ensuing scholastic year. Time of school, six or seven months. First Grade required applications di rectei 'Lo G. F. STOCKMAN J.V. IIARTMAN, Prosperity, S. C. AlITY LODGE NO. 7, A. F. M. A REGULAR COMMUNICATION of Amity Lodge, No. 87, A. F. Ml. will be held next Monday evening at 8 00 o'clock, In Masonic HIall. Visiting brethren cor(lially welcomed. MCK. HUTCHISON, W. M. J. H. M. KINARD), Secretary. JSP.A NEE A ncw and complete treatment, con sisting of Suppositories, Capsales of (Jintment, and two boxes of Ointment. A never' failing cure for Piles of every nature and degree. It makes an opera tion with the knife, which is painful, and of ten results in death, unnelcessary. Why cuduore this terrible disease? We p)ack o written guarantee in each $1 box. No eure, no pay. 50c. and $1 a box, 6 for $5. Sent by mail. Sample free. OINTMENT, 25c. AND 50c. CONSI'PATVION cur'ed, Piles prevent, ed, by Japanese Liver pellets the great Liver and Stomach Regulator and Blood Purificr. Small mild and pleasant to take; espccial:y adapted for children's use. 50 doses 25c. Gilder's Corner Drug Store Sole Agents, Newberry. EASILY, QUICKLY AND) PEIGIANENTLY RESTORED. sodManetic Nervino is wodiith a written guarantee to cure Insommia, Fits, D)iz'ziness, Hysteria, Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality, Semi nal Losses, F"ailing Memory--the result of over' work, worry, sickness, errors of youth 02' oVer-indulgence. Price $1 6 boxes $5. By mail in plain package to any address on receipt of price. Sold only by Gilder's Corher Drug Store Sole Agents, Newberry. DR. RUST'S aOriginal and Genuialwasrlal Rust'a Cot,ton ltoot and Pennyrovat Fe male Pills. They never fail and ee ceipit of $1.00 by GilnderCrnero Drug Store Sole Agents, Newberry.ru We ar inteRc to wn yo r trde, nd Wel mare it toe "Rae seltret betoual rn IEWBERRY HARDWAR O. C.&GS I We are now showin newest and most styli market. Dress Goods, Muslins, Iliquos, 0 tho lowest, conisidoring the valueo Wo call special attontion to our and always havo carriod tho largosi the load in this as our contomporar timo after timo. Tiho famnous v. I Wo lead all others in our uno of pricos--Mitsso', Childron's and La< Our Millinei is full of attractions for tho ladios. Wo cordially invito a thorough ir BEAU Or-gandies, Lawns, Swisses, Commence Bunting for decorations fo Elegant. line Curtain Swis: by the pair. All these good: Our ready-made Waists a: in quality and style, while tj you have any idea of, See t Great values in ready-ma In the Gents' Fur you will find the best 50c. S has leen reduced to $4.50 comue soon for they are nearl good as the best. Guarantee Money is scarce and our p ingly. We want your busin Yours truly, S. JR 0 Zonded 1842. RIANGE "Sing their own praise." Sold direct from th( f ac tory. Comparisor s.peaks louder than tes. timonials. Stieff pi anos "sing their owi praises." Order on on trial or for comparI son and you will bu' the Stieff. Old i ns tr um en t taken in exchange. CHAS. M. STIEFF, Piano Manufacturer Baltimore, Md. Nor. ( So. Carolina B ra ndc Wareroom, 213 N Tryon St., Charlotte N. C. C. H. WILMOTH, Manager. Every Drop >f miedicine put up into prescriptions illed in this store must be pure. We re very careful to use only the best. We carry a nice line of Toilet oaps, Lamps, Wiley's Candios, Vol. ot Candy, Tobacco and Cigars, and full line of Druggists' Sundries. Discount Checks given. Fresh arden and Field Seeds, rhed Beau iful $6.0 8,prng Suit re. AOEH CO g a complete line of the sh goods to be had in the ingIhIH, &c., &c., at prices which are Ihe goods. W. B. Corsts. Wo undoubtedly carry , lino in this city. We are always in ies have been obligod to acknowledge I. Corset, the most popular in America. Hosiery. We havo all sizes, styles and lis'. y Department Latest and most fashionablo styles, ispection. Conio and set) us. Mowr C. TI FUL Laces, Embloideries, &c., for mont Dresses, r Firemen's Tourinent. by the yd., and lace curtains ; at reduced prices. 1d Skirts are perfectly splendid te prices are so much lower than mem. le Sheets, Pillow Gases, &c. mishing Department iirt to be had. That $5.00 Suit for the spot cash, bUt you must y out.-The "Bostonian" is as d. Try them. rices have been reduced accord ess. rooten. COMPLETE I!Power Plant For Factories and Mills. ENGINES; Corliss, Automatic, Plain Side Valves. BOILERS; Heaters, and Pumps. hevist SAW MILLS; F'rom small plantation mill, to the hevetmills in the market. All kinds of wood working machinery Flour and corn milling machinery. Complete ginning systems, Lummus, Van Winkle and Thomas. Engines, Boilers, Saws, Gins in stock for q1uick delivery. 1326 Main St., Columbia, . C. THE NEWBERRY Land alid $ecurity Co. W[LL nIUY AND SELL Notes, Bonds and Mortgages. Stocks of all kinds and Real Estate. 0. B. MAYER, President. JNO. M. KINARD, sec, and Treas. ELCTION OF TEACIIRS T4P. M. ON THLURSD3jAY AJune 6, 1901, the Trustees ol' Newber'ry School District will elect Teachers for the Nowberry Gradcd S3hools for the scholastic year begin ning September 25, 1001, as follows: A Superintendent, at the salary of Nin9 Teachers, at the salary of $35.00 a month each; A Male Pridcipal for theo Colored School at the salary of $10.00 a Two, female Teachers for the Color ed chool at the salr f$50 Trho term service of the teachers. chosen shall be the entir'e school yecar, except when they are dismissed for cause or are Permitted to sever their connection by order of the Board of Trustees. A pplications may be filed with the undersigned. F. N. MA RTIN, 8ecretary. Nwrry, S. ., May 4, 1901. Rollcc of Finll818ttIcm1c8t end Discharg'e NOT'ICE IS HEREBY olVEN .Lth at we will make a final settle ment on the estate of Jacob II. Bloozer, deceased in the Probate Court for Now berry County, S. C., on Monday the 3rd day of June A. D., 1901, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon and will ImmedIately thereafter ap ply for letters d ismissory as Executor o f said estate. All }persons hoJlng claims against the said estate will present the same duly attested' and those indebted to the Said ostate will make payment on or be fore that date. MATTHEW H1. Bo00%NR THOMAS J. BoOZ%NR -ExecuItors, e May 3rd, 1001.