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UItHLI tml aew 's. ETAJTR[ISHUD 1865. NEWBERRY S~ C, TUESD)AY, JULY 15 1902. __ TWICE A WEEK. 8.50 A YEA P Everyl My Entire Stock of Dry Goods VERYONE KNOWS I have done t[ my Stock at Cost. I have the lar ollar on it. When I say cost I mean v1o difference what prices are quoted y .stick square up to every word of my a I simply need the room for the biggest the Columns of the Herald and News t and that is exactly what I have done a season-selling and am now willing to s -rauare a stranger in Newberry and di = you will' get there. How long this sale Wednesday, pcs. Colored Organdies just opened, the newest and most wanted sorts, a big table piled, your choice of the lot for onr,y 5c. yard. cs ColQred Organdies and Diminity, the latest things, just opened = 20c. kind, 1Oc. yard. 0 buys 14 yds. Androscoggin Bleeching at Mimnaugh's Cost Sale. buys 25 yds. Sea Island, worth 6 1 -4c. at Mimnaugh's Cost Sale. buys 11 yds. Cottonades, worth 20c. at Mimnaugh's Cost Sale. T I1RS S UP be had gone in with those who had Record ber SWITOR U betrayed him he would now be in the matter, wb - = YNCA LLS L;TI1ER A senate. When Senator Earle died not the sei LIAR. . . he did not go to Gov. Ellerbe and became a 1 --e ask to be appointed to the senate, A voice: 3ut who.e who K..ow noth although he had the endorsement of farmer ?" WaU .Thrank There wi Yet over 40,000 voters. Yet Ellerbe ap Latimer be Tronbie - pointed a man who was, and is, a for he was [News and Courier.] Republican, and now we all know it. the State." ~ > t~ eore's Juy 1.-Te sna-Every body knows that he (E vans) is Latimer - an cogesoa. etn a Democrat and, therefore, he asks thought th ~ hee intbecour hose tdayelection. Latimer wants to know of the Stati thcrsneo bot30pol.what he was doing while governor, his goat st< te pEasec was theu fir0 speopler "Great God!" said Evans, "the idea saying the ~ i hi spechprodedMr.Lat. of his asking such a question and as they cou N h sae wrodded Mr. Lati he at that ti e in a bomb proof put him dc in m thes: .wh ha nd n rogh drawing $5,000 annual salary." No his (Latimt -~ ~ atpreiousmeeing. M .ti governor of this State had more to Mr. Evat af previ aout tameetns Mre.uat contend with than he had during his friend. Yoi er adeabot he amereftaterm in office. Mr. Evans told his Mr. Lati tioi an sad tat tey,meaingaudience some of his experiences and let us go n1 the. Reformers, had carried Mr. 'caatrzdLtmra h se e o. Evans as long as they could and had 'hrceie aie ste"edtrnw dropedhim an mae sme im-fiend," and expressed sympathy for Mr. Evai oppe tom Eand eing hsomfrenal,"-to the State if she should have in con- now," and whic Evas relied - .gress sueh a man as this as the suc- other, butt whchEan rpie:cessor of John C. Calhoun. and the ma "You never were my friend. You M.E hnmd i sa nte betrayed nlike a dog.'' thech on. E" - reform.aep his dal othour Then Mr. Latimier brought up peec nt 7rfr.H adhs'o' o $IW,OO bnd dal nd sid Eens mpliments to the Virginia Carolina in congress ha benchrgd it i i .iels Chemical Company and roundly de- Representa X-.mmpign an Evns orrcte hi nounced it as the most iniquitous go to the s* mpaign and Ev as co nrect e ni trust in existence. M r. Lat: saying tatiha onybe A voice: "That's rigbt, tell it to but went o someed, nd ,omerefeencewasthem. I have had to buy from them." of his audi n'- ade to anonymous circulars mQ con- \Vdontnedcrrainat '- e mtion with Mr. Duncan's name, but IW ontn-dcroainatr ~Y hei n~nig ws nt leaed Jneys to represent us in congress. If A UHEs Evane added that he had denied the yoound tomtoWahinto0a ~8Mi atthe tim, denou soon as they get there they will beFudtO1E sensaslie..a he ow denounc ng distributing passes all over the <te a ua an thle. man ho depoed it is South. The Southern R ailroad owns The Her subhandthemanwhorepatsit s aa -majority of the railroad stock in Yorik has South Carolina and is a member of Sweetheart At this point Mr. Latimer ap the Transportation Trust. the'Southei jeared to have reached t he point csnsMNLTMR wher endurance ceased to be a vir- Mr. COatiMA LjumE . into,Mr. wher Latmer iimed iit.oMr.Samples of Wd,-hence the enaet ment of the little Evans at once and went over the agey. .pass business and the $l15,000 fee i n lydai SThe meeting proceeded withbout the bond deal. adgon incident until after recess, when the Mr. Evans interrupted im anero wentto he htelto gt (iii-I ito the doc party wntotehtltgtdi-again denounced it as a& lie, and said It is stat< ner. Mr. Latimet-r proceeded to Mr. that be had so) de[1onneedO it at it-bei ow Eva'2s' room iiud said: "'Mr. Avns timne:and the man that repeaLts it is I wih to have a word wiflh yu.n ," to a liar. So)methIimg was saidl aLbout .' .r . which Mr. Evans replied: < 1, sir. Mr. DJuncan, hut t he sentence., was eriti you cannot talk to mlj!," and .walked not completed.ti otwr down stairs and went out and diosed Mr. Latimer said: "Evans ins~ultsforczt with- a friend. the people by coming around here shiould loo0k There was nto excielitnant, but those and telliug thm that t hey did ntot who know bIt bI of I hi' men' think h at know as mucmh as he .(310-s, bo-eci se matters will soon[ r.'ach at e.isis. Both he now- claimus that he foresaw and One~~ of t b evidently had friends ini the audi foretold McLaurini's Republican ten- is to be foui enee, and the other four candidates denucies. Mr. Latimer told his same we expect t were perhaps the mo'st interested old story about the- Newvberry Col spectators. lege appropriation, the South CJaro- It isn't 11 Ex GOvERNoR~ EvA Ns lina Ritil way t axes, seedls and bul-- rathber ade to w.. he i. in thi ea...... tins. He read the Congressional in the p)ove in (.esat Millinery, Shoes, Clothing, Hats, M n Market at Actual First Cost. . te business of the town this Spring and I c, ;est and best selected stock of goods in NE wvery article within my store will be sold a ou I am prepared to beat them, that expla dvertisements no matter what the cost or stock of goods ever struck the town thisf :hat I was going to sell you your goods for nd increased my sale ninety per cent. mor wap dollars on what's left. The opportunil >n't know where Mimnaugh's store is, all y will last depends. We advise you to maki July 16th the Big Cost $1.00 buys 1-2 doz. Large Linen Towels worth 25c. each at Mim naugh's Cost Sale. 35c. buys a Parasol the other stores sell for 50c. and 60c. Embroideries! - EmbroideriesT To see the Embroideries is to buy at first cost price. Many of them were bought at less than 35c. on the dollar. It will be the biggest cheap The Cheapest Store in the Carolinas. ring on the $506,000 tax CHANCE 10 BE MIDSHIPMAN, equations, and plane geowet ich passed the house and books of Chauvenet's Geon iate, and therefore never a. equiva1-4t.) The age lii aw. AN IMPORTANT' 1rTTER FROM S from 15 to 20 years. "Was Dot McLaurin a -- OALIFICALIONS. "No! He is a lawyer, ltinoftxYir, e,wowll feflwig nqoed r the attorney general of b NiI( I oiieea JvI rg1to~ went on and told why he sial rprto,go a practical business men Th rentnvlappraoncpcy, piud frsty a will elect him. He toldbilatoidth aponmn oftishbt,prevac, ry and applied to Evans, tomdhpe tlrefrec in n rel ipsto t they carried him as farStt,tbeeI.ebyisto e- oec mia dprmn,a Id and now when they aos seta ulfctosta iwn he comes and attacks Tenv eatetb rag-stskoigydfceti r's) record. mn ihtecvlsriecm i-teerset hadnt is: "You never were my so ilhv~eaie on e,d,sbettesle n i betrayed me like a dog!" dsgae ySntr,o h 1hfinst h hne fft ner: "I am tired of this; o uuta ihrGenil,C-tfcto n~dsponmn tside and settle this mat-|lmi rCalso. Ti ae etn ponmnsa h s: "All right, I am readyfothenrceea naonhrt-wih hycnotscesl hey moved toward each fr edtee h xmnto u. nutual friends interfered ppr r rprdb h cdmc Ti xmnto ilb tter rested. bada naoi,~ hr ilb esnlepne n h i voice: "Mr. Latimer,noea naon netrce oth hink you had better stay Aaeyecp hscloe s addtswl hnh x (meaning the House of Inodrtmaesrthtthr viec msinr. tives) and let Hendersonshlbenvaaceah entri Thexm aiowlleas nate?" atoie odsgaesxyug~itehnso h xm mer paid no attention, mn n ~picpla( fh al. eet u rvosgo o n, holding the attentionth otestehi plebysce sh l, hactr ndg d nce until time was called.sinithsodrwilodubhae egtwt LP BAKING POWDJEIC o h et aeti u taet omnsns,n t ns tain Atum, Ground Rock and ugs seized and D)estroyed. hv opttv xmnto ed apid lth Department of New Mna,Jiv 2,Ieinrga vl esn ym seized several tons of ocoka oslc rnia Baking Powder, made by adfv lents hs eetdnv eatetimdae n Soda Works, of Nash -~ ila)eL~bfr xmnr f1to uut n htdp L., found in that city. Itecvlsriecimnsmeso ilise'emt oapa the baking powder were te1t fAgs,atrhvn enteeaieso h ii d found to contain alum noite wiltote~vydpr-c rsi nth 1thoA rock. It was declared wn. N rewl epiute oa n ftetrecte e to health and dumped ene th xaiiitoiwo Sritfrspcfd. Alheaes d tht this brand or badk- cn"a w~ fIstio. N tU-srie to msiteaji hbas been pl aced u 1ponitctv t J~~betCIt.j*( ehget sc*.fi o ral stores ia this vicinity Cltt tU ul bi ). ii ~ie wl eev h p~rtei retailed at prices from rsdnso oS lI :I~ap . te aa cdm tteie y five cents at pound. lt Al l i(ii W \.iint.iwi. ofte ex ssio I tecv etailedi in Nowv York atreot rtii!V ,' 'ladoex a po)und. Con1 i c:, ei clierumerslSmt -ai ~ii o ti onit for it. a'IIl Ii(( I i htc iaes ei great est 1)1eatsuIres in life ..uiienls.1.R il ud in counting thle mottney'toiI~&r ~' i~It!vl ii i e little a man has, Ibttailmti,~~a'o !>~il rtt ~ir fo iuretht pts hn mar U tII S a!'-.lit i:, w V, Iq ais, an plm aneo geood ny sricen itis. istry, algl ra I lt' ngl in tidra ~ t isaiit hr t sa nohin at Trunks, Etc. Thrown on the in well afford to sell the balance of wberry under one roof and don't owe t prime cost. Another thing it makes ins my position. It is well known 1 loss may be no profit no gain to us. all. I told you six months ago through less than any house in this section e than a year ago. I had a glorious :y is yours---take advantage of it. If ou have to do is follow the crowd and a your selections at once. Sale Begins. sale of fine Embroideries ever held in the town. There is no fake no fudge about this sale. No cheap trash offered you. Every yard of Dress Goods and Silks in the house at first cost. Now is your time to buy a fine dress for a little money. The picking of bargains will be easy. It will pay you to come one hundred miles to the Big Sale. Every pair of Ladies Oxfords Ties and Slippers in the house at 90c. on the dollor of Manufacturers Cost. Come at once and get the first pick and you will find everything lower than your expectations. ry (five womitted as a State the scholarships etry, or cecii ihodes ,choirhhips Kt Oxfurd tu:- appropriated to such Terrirory shall nits are versity-Secretary Hr%y Sond, Governor be appropiated to such State, and McSweeu?y Autlhentic Iurmrnation as to the Maguilficen>>t EiducatiiuKi that my trustees may in their uncon Iequeat of th- South A fricar trolled discretion withhold for such didates Empire IHnider. tm ste hl hn i h p >mf the [News and Courier. prpit] fshoasist n Columbia, July 1.-There has Trioy itution, already been a great~ deal published sisaporae oaSaeo natural about the Cecil Rhodes scholarships. mndus- Governor McSweeney Las received J1rioyntmr hnoesalb n b-quite a n\u-uber of letters~ regardingtiesalmrthnwocoa iand a the matter, but it w:.s not Until toshpbeelfrtesaeSteo re such day that he received a letter from condi Secretary of State John H{ay, asking rrioy any of him for suggestions and enclosmng a"hesolshp aibeadon 3 many copy of the part of the will relating a n ieo noebigisfi I their to the scholarships, wvhich gives the cetfrpyeti ulo l h -e mor first authentic information that has shlrhp o h iebigpy by ac yet been received here upon thbe sul) ble- drc ht(ihu rjdc SNaval ject. t h etditrsso odr o career Secretay Hay enclosed the commu-thtiebngosclahp)te ly pur. nications from England arid thenfoo"igrdrfpirtysale adds that, in accordance with the aethpymnofhesoar at my suggestion made, he would be pleasedshp.** high- to have any suggestions to commu- Tetute r h alo oe imined nicate with the trustees in England. br,Er ry odMmr r aproritdtosseTerroyshl TRUTEE AS Fol SG(5TI. Alfed appopited Dr. L ude Stae, Jamd A utey Th truteesnude thewillcorn myn rstewis Loyd ihe non ners~ muicaed te ex ra's fom ttrwlled Bodciecraion wlefruc luca toth Hn. osphH. hote dirtH $1,50 ofte tcholr habis Uite Staes mbasado toEnshis aproprate oe te ur wellas "hey ill,therfore bli eritoryno scolrps wiha oneshll be Men- f yo wil be o god astob ille wort $150 an year, soan wil cn t tobe he choarsip poviion ofMr.tinme fhlor thya tO coe,ar Rhods'swillto he ntic of ouripsce ihef tesam ftte lnor Territory to te bealf hat he ie~v of he cief Toun slaiss ll bgbe paid the officials haviofgttheicoctrel ofdcdth- elant y atercaionin hevsr('1s tats lJt astm sonfa Gnoenor insfc cinafrpamnttfhlofae h ritores o theUnioniiia b scholaeeeyreeieso the rieulains hey able rutes. Io drcttan(ihotpejdc totthe vested inteests oftholderscfo g,tbeeelectedeingtifescholorintos)esh folloe- ing ode of TOrt shal Yreg gilateheheepaymentOofotheincholar SOMEPROVSION OFTiIl~ ~VL. The .tritee ae the sarlo oe Cvil e- ThewlisTEl isK OR sUqETos.i f hy n orte lu s and bltredtBisttoorloLeanderreproructio >euterly o The thrrtyehrseundorrcycietsiwl start ner tg I iat he etrats ro te toewilloto o NwYrka haithstaUnisdtiaes mbass t - o'lcErdymrnnnnteiag tefrs themgad anex say,oin lau eefmtdb h toceCcigCu "Tevwl,thrfreheobie enifo soetills heesote refder to asringe adBoawybeoe1 t. obethe Amrnscholarship s.'visionstoofigr. Rhodes'spile to fth oie ofen yourwa h rtenuacets tiGcaolarent, wto eques o ther fmj yln nti onr n tog t Seaftatad theroiews of the hatsief fte rilo-oe Uficials hatingth conro of Aeidu- hns hudhv acmlse an th cariPonin thaif aio Stte sand Ter- teln u ntm scniee oti.ritories of h ion ruaylfei be ae- vcoyfrtenwsot