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$4 1' ARTJISUED 18685. NEWBERRY. S. C TUESDAY, JULY 29 1902 TWICE A WEEK.81.50 A YEA R T HOUSANDS OF PEOPLE helped u Sbeen attempted in South Carolina. COST SALE. seh"efe I am going to do exactly what I d them. Now gather up your spare mo cash--let them bring what they may t 2 cases 36 in. Percales, the regulsr I Oc. kind only 5c. yard. 100 pcs. Colored Organdies, not a yard in the lot that's not worth l Oc. and 12 1-2c. piled on a big table, your choice for 5c. yard. 5 bales Sea Island worth 6 1 -4c. for this sale 3 7-8c. 25 pcs. Cottonades, the kind the people are going wild over, the 20c. quality now only 8 1-3c. That when I have been in midst the of the present store which is the large "Progress" knock out high prices and ALL OC T N namely, the ascertainment of the will has been of the methods so direct, so fair and which he HARMONY MEETING. so honest that the minority cannot aristocrat doubt that that will has been ac- in their FOUR THOUSAND DEMOCRATS WERE tually expressed. Ican part AT NANTASKET. "REAL" HARMONY. 1its polici4 aryan, UJarmack and sh.ppard Were the Jeferson also laid down the 1ue controlle< BPk rs--The Adde ellRc eied by which, and by which alone, real athew m -- harmony can be secured within a Boston, July 24.-Nearly 4,000 party. I say real harmony for that majority *Democrats gathezed at Nantasket to- harmony cannot be considered worthy publican day and participated in the "har- of the name which, like the har- is so coni *mony" meeting, arranged by the mony temporarily existing between, that the New England Democratic leagen, the confidence man and his victi:xi, is are not(< -. the new political organization which purposely employed for deception norie os is expected to develop its strength and injury. in the fall campaign. Mayor P. A. The great founder of the Demo- the excef Collins of this city acted as "mod- cratic party, whose profound philoso- the Repi erator," as he expressed it, and pre- phy soanded all the depths of hu-. recent y sented in order Edward M. Shepard man nature and measured the height single im of New York, Senator Edward W-! and breadth of human government, mnent of Carmack of Tennessee, and Win. J. not long before the end of his event- judgmenl ryan of Nebraska, who expounded ful life, said in a letter to Mr. Lee, party. and discussed the issues of this cam- that there were but two permanent A PATe paign 'to the marked satisfaction of parties, the aristocratic and the To atte the an dience. democratic; that these two par. ent harm Col. W. A. Gaston and Charles S. ties existed in every country, and not in s Hamlin, rival candidates for the dem- that where there was freedom to purposes oeratic gubernat1orial nomination inl think, speak and wiite, these parties but wou Massachusetts, were both present, would become apparent. With the men who while Lewis Nixon of New York and aristocratic party he classed "those may be ongressman' Wilson of that State, who fear and distrust the people and Those wt and John R. Thayer of Massachu- wish to draw all power from them stood the sette, were conspicuous among the into the hands of the higher classes." who left i guests. With the Democratic party he classed stand the *After a strong speech by Edward~ "those who identify themselves with Until th Mi. Shepard, of New York and a the people, have confidence in them, changed characteristic address of an hour cherish and consider them as the cannot re and a half by Senator Edward W- most honest and safe, though not injuring caraiack, of Tennessa., Hon. WXm- the wise, depository of the public conciled J. Bryan was presented. interests." themselvi The presentation of Mr. Bryan iThere can always be harmony character developed great enthusiasm. Cheers among Democrats who have the pur- struggle greeted him as he stepped to the pose that Jefferson had and are will- plutocrac front o(, the platform and he was. ing to employ the methods that M several times intcrrupted by demon- Jeiferson employed. Tbere can al- The D strations of approval, ways be harmony among Democrats a controll Mr. Bryan in his speech today who believe in a government of the victory o1 said in part: people and are willing that all the that purg I am glad it is my privilege to departments of the government shall where, ur come here to join with you in the be operated by the p.eople and for ter and 1 beginning of your campaign of 1902. the benefit of the people. Differ. temporar; In view of numerous harmony din- ences of the mind can be reconciled; character ners, and the discord they have ere- dfeecso ups ant e ili ated, it may not be out of place to' we n h sa er nait iul consider the basis of harmony. crtalonwh isnreiya Wee - Harmony in government is the re dmca hr sagetgl ie.myhv sult of fixed and unchangeable rules. HR OAFC YPTIS emn Jefferson states two of these rules- Itsimoibeoscuehr ny racsp namely, absolutele acquiescence inbewepeleoopsieypacric r the will of the majority and frequen the an itsadficltigtoppe' elections-the second aids the first cag a' yptis tr-prmu by giving hope of a remedy from qie oiia eeeaint n h present ills, however grieviouls. It mk eortoto nait-asre he were living today his observationcrt Itiamuhesrtskorvnec woul prbabl sugestatird rsha an that he iciplreslt h e agna s to move our stock the last two weeks. N ( The people of Newberry and surrounding eny enormous Stock I am compelled to mak the public the biggest Stock of Merchandisi Id this Spring sell them for less than mn ney and take advantage of this Sale. The o go on sale Tomorrow morning. Two large wagon loads of Newberry Mills Unbleach ed 40 in. Sheeting, every yard the Mill had in short lengths to go on sale only 5c. yard. 50 doz. Ladies' Hose, regular price 1 Oc. now 5c. pair. 50 doz. Men's Half Hose. Black, Tan, Red and Blue regular price IOc. now 5c. pair. 50 gross Pearl Buttons, the I Oc. kind now only 5c. C doz. IT IS MY AIM length of time of some of my would be coy st in the town will be given away to larger an placing first-class Merchandise within the r JOIN THE CROW The Cheapest Store in the Carolinas. advocating and the policies money question had forged to the credit for an increased prospe has been supporting are front, made paramount not by action IN SPITE OF ALL THESE OBSZA( ic in their pre sent effect or of the majority of the Democratic the canLpaign of 1900 only sh tendencies. The Republi- party, but by the attempt of a mi- net change of 150,000 votes in of, today i aristocratic in nority of the partyt aid the Re of+t,e Repulianot of a tofq ~ andtendenies frontti pu miade par oun ch ntby cutryofn vrtitenmlin. A I by a few in the interest of to an appreciating dollar. Without i h iuto oa? Sn here can be no doubt of abandoning its position on the tariffeeto f10,ipraimi cratic instincts of a large question the party met this issueopny awe d im r of the members of the Re- and took the side of the people. Inmeod mreblyenrd party, but that party today sieo h eeto fmn om eas h dmnsrto a rolled by organized wealthery cnpc us i it conisttht lcinasaapri rank and file of the party teDmcai at oldam-dr3mn,atog h at onsulted about the policies lo oevtsta thdee r tta ievhmnl 2e nterests of the rank andpold bfr,ad wud hv imeaiscinnt Toew lered by the leaders. Withwobufothineesbemtospcto ak aprit utf tion of the tariff question o h eulcnpry hs ed i]sse ao t~ h iblican party has not in eshl l h rtcins eu-ta:i ilpy bs~woti ars honestly submitted aliasbdelrn thtaifiseoitoe duphePlpinst portant issue to tha arbitra- b aaon,mliidtewaheiigiss hti spoi the ballot, or even to theofmsoftefe sivrRpbi whltoewoaesmly5 of the members of its own cn y poiig itrainlsm esnfrspotn ED UP HARMONY USELESS. cteofteglstnadbreel doti htcrusacs mpt to patch up an appar- igt hmtesce ups fteit h rul n htw ny between those who arepaytoaotaurpa fiaca styi unlcrusace ympathy with Democraticsytm Buevnhe we old u. is not only a waste of time,haewnbtfrtefcthtbr Sie teelton f19 Id prove disastrous. Theroeswrcoce an emlydtushvegon ndfo deserted the party in 1896iniiae,udrteRpbcnamnst o leftbecaue theyunder Inof0 the desetion of many frepu- Sneteeeto,te n isse pesetedandtho elyca n py in its awa com-cil s ekn tocryhirav ecaus theydid ntun e m e dmocraticmparty inoled arof am i tl ute n r ini rea naur ofthecotes. ionque copelle tanirtid sseturny ytm o Sfrmr recomleel o oher uetore a esio wouldank terdmpi o in thir sypathis the far- re h indefe nseueeos sle olr eonzn h urn o th part wit out th o u bla party,nl wheled- osiiut ftebl h it. Te later ill e r s tobhe aramountprot e.tio i thpu- ntdr rs tdrn h to te paty wen tey otian d nydcing the posiio onssue pabt aigseue ~s bcomeawar of he e ar ametont,r molliiedmnyqe-al eoti the houe,ths of he ife and deah ton iot agai tepfree thle pepulsitscni-ainutlL eb Sand deocracy.nt wibhy armisg e iternation-al c h leto,aRp U5T AVEA PRPOE. unionet a s s, an y one ll t ihe d o ngeshstre-la a emocrtic arty ust ca e s o he been isufficien to hve aboe'l- o rle rm g ingpupose,unchaged nb acotheshed deet Thpe ofins th eri yijnto;ada defet; imusstad pf r y to having carriuropen abfancan eaehsrfsdt r ose atallties nd ve y e. suces uta fellvei the wenwouldemn ftepol o h move by hrets o di a veis whic busuallr tend ac t t onUiedSae sntr iniflencd y romseofrioues coflctea coer cte d increae dirc oe o gai.f t ust he inder-pl f odadan Adalte hl neo foru chracetedi and thse-uepce nlx Erpa od aifi okn nutc ot partaus t i ino an ddue ag rp ee n aiesmradealn h e abradailrandatucs,reieedoferishferoecionttselstt.r enotrmell wate s w stesohrdiesadgv tohe ihpic idcompetetely to mt;he symathile - e opetebnyt htawy fo akt talwrpie tur meto themparty witho-t magoigvlueo oe. Wie h xlie hv t, The aplyattemil Dem Whre- ata hc olwe rsigtei datgsa itciphe adto tae thealrevlm fmnyvniae n bodteitrsso h ise awa re Inof9 the healicpecnoddfrb i ueso elho h am Do ratife party bdlythepryipoe,adtoewoutrygne,adth sml id i won In ~9 he Ion gav te ao the hein Rparymib- mt ejy I UUH > such gigantic COST SALE has ever country are taking advantage of this e room for Fall Goods as I intend to a ever brought into the Old Town and y would be competitors can buy big stock must be converted into I cases Andoscoggin Bleach Cloth 36 in. wide 15 yards for only 99c. MILLINERY! MILLINERY! My entire line of Millinery to be closed out at fifty ents on the dollar. Any reasonable offer on any .rticle in the house will be accepted. npetitors the old brick and mortar d more modern quarters. My motto: -each of all. DS. IIMNAUGH'S, -ity. How can the.opponents of aristoc- ANYrHING ANYWHERE. ;LES racy and plutocracy be united for a Brief Paragraphs Giving Some of the nap - )wed a successful attack upon entrenched peniogs of the World of Men. favor privileges? Not by making peace ~~~ fvote with the enemy; not by imitating William Delap, a well known and L vote their works, their methods or their hi med young man of La whtphraseology, but by honest, straight- Follette, Tenn., while driving e the fradapatoteAeiape-through a patch of voods on the amorei pie upon a platform that can be un- o tk rs o h t ct n S n a aitcderstood and with an organization night was given the Odd Fellows' upo that can be trusted. Alread'many distress sign and decoyed into the pit n- of the Republicans are wavering, but woods and shot and robbed of $1,100 tled- they can never be won to the Demo- and a gold watch. It is not thought leidcratic party as long as they can say th on ilproeftl hoe-that our party is as bad as theirs. be-Not by surrender, not by compro HnW .J.Bryan is going to round muise, not by equivocation, not by am- have just above the fireplace in the rohnd biguity, not by vacilation, is the vic- newspaper room of his new home a prthat tory to be won, but by bold, constant- mo ac m d p of s ne g at e e pros-1 persistent, steadfast defense of the from the States which he earrned in na,interests of the people at all times either of his campaigns for the presi ~ekimg under all circumstances and on all dency. State Geologist Sloan has ther questions. To lose faith in the ex- received a request for a stone from no the pediency of such a course is to lose this State. mutfaith in the omnipotence of truth. etust Upon this basis we cannot only har- After a battle of eight rounds, eusmornize all who are Democratic in James Corbett on Friday night at tseLtiment and sympathy, but we can San Francisco knocked out Robert 0 te dawto urpary tos ofth opo-Fitzsimmons, arnd made good his tished sition who cherish Democratic ideas, claip o the worldy-efight ampon ato,but have been misled by Republican si ftewrd h ih a ucesarguments. fought with brilliant and courage nes In the accomplishment of this :ous work and will live in pugilistic ntage wrthNe Enln Deorichistory. Fitzsimmons did good work, gnleague can be, and I doubt not, will adat Several moments it looked as ranch if he would be the winner. their be, a powerful factor. enor-SimeweehneinAksa y did Thanked God for Proranity,.nFia o udr w ht e cam-anforngos avor- [Brooklyn Eagle.] poned isAmong the "old salts" in congress J .Slia,fre tt ea r. isSenator Perkins of California, whotowaelcdmyrofA esn shipped before the mast in the days b 9 aoiyoe .'.Qatl . of his youth. He still has many vividbamaprmntatoeyonFi tohthe recollections of his life on the ocean _______ toerhe wave, and delights to tell them to >r-some of his cronies. Here is one that AGnlmn pubi- concerns a storm and a preacher. [hldihaBlei. it the The storm was a tremendous one, Sosargr o h elnso elec- and it looked as if the vessel werechlr. bya doomed to go under. In the midst of Koshwfrt oi opiet Djatthe excitement a minister, who was igawmn bian one of the passengers, asked thelesiisoictd tca-captain if he could have prayers.Iscrflntoreanooog inca- "Oh, never mind about the we aln n ay reigtn prayers," said the captain. "The Wilntsatariiosdcuin >rnmen are swearing too hard to stopinamxdc pay )enfor prayers and as long as you hear audneo ltey boee them- swearing," added the captain, Hsawyo hwn odbed hoe"there is no danger."inwihuawstofor. pro- The minister went back to his Nercasatniotohem in the catbin. A little while later, when thetaemdebawoninrdng been storm grew worse, the preacher went Wilntsekohswfea busi. up on deck to see what the sailors tog h eeapro ihu pre- were doing. Then he went Dack to wl his wife.Trashsepoeea tug per- "Thank God," he aid, fervently,. ehdsm neeti hi 'Those men are still saearing."Awelfare