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- eEEl?), er al an tn s. ED 4 E<rXRUfIEDI865v NEWBERRY, S.-0., TUESDAY, SEPTEBR3,10IWC EE 15 P Thousi "WELL! DID YOU VER?" "JUST and bought as cheap as mortal man can buy. Bought as much (except promises) for your money as you can MILLINERY and SHOE business of the town this Fa WEDNESD Dress Goods and Silks. WHAT A STOCK of Dress Goods and Silks for a Newberry house to show. My Dress Goods Business the past week doubled that of a year ago. Don't buy your Fall and Winter outfit twtil~you see my line. The largest stock of Black Goods, the largest stock of Colored Dress Goods, the largest Silk Stock ever shown in town. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. MRS. HAIR las returned from Baltilbore and New York and is now showing all the latest things in Millinery. \bu:know we save you from 50c. to $1.00 on every hat you buy of us.' Come and look at the styles. If you buy your Hat of us you wont find its duplicate on every street corner. io cases Ladies and Misses Street Hats, not a hat in the lot that's not worth $i.oo, take your pick of the lot at only 65c. Repbiictus "Ratted." consent to"abandon his muc of and carefully prepared Ts GRAND OLD PARTY IN A BADLY trip. ' He realized that som DEMORALIZED tONDITION. Republican bosses of the .. *w, v.:..._.,oa mwelln as those of the East obj -Jest Now there Appears to be' no Fully Recognised Leeders whom the Rankhiinendtadbra and Fle are Willig to FoUow Bliad- epesoso aifrvs ly and with'Lonfidence''-iuBty at-rss twsfrt in P'ersadlng the President to GAve Up his Western Tour and resntahewudhvp Give his Leg and Brain t opeehstu so a Brief Rest. [News and Courier.]plaigoScreayRt Washington, Sept. 26.-President vnehmta ewstkn him t abanon hi Westrneca ing the eifwh thes oj paigin rusae,he oen rbelion pefomdpnsent and Iroa aganstBos Pltt,in ew ork leprssisd Th taried reis andSpekerHenersn'scowrdl rinitrst of Presid Roosev ~tre frm th poltica batlefeld, onne that eroud haeup havecaued o ed o trublin to foplfeter pstonement Bepulicn hosehld.It bgin opration. ITh reient ph dissesion in he Rpublcanvamp e me thae aandonen mightehelto n ab o the cmuce i.lledbalyiagn desird hamonyin th Demcratcahi chane of porefusigho phimy.otributen hosotheremotives pabenin ofsa the epbecn rtyerlheatulionaio ainsivte overlat,in New norkifll, xlindteceay tatedt saykera theron's iarlatea er ohatt bea defromted onditi bated,it,duighchh yaease neo ted havrue epnde susac,heapayu u Bpbn ary udsciplid. and bgis aetm mrsiewy toleo,okvercom muhea wethagh the t f orha modineos dife renulcs ofap orlg"Teepeso ithe lper to bnoull the chiwbtentePeieta ogsired learonyi the Deraadtaicot,adtersd it cofidnce Prsidnt oos- ieldg te rehe ineviteo the p?t, ut wy don uner terforme ths onhistieg t Ini surfce hereis feeingof ucir roiseadrotl an td af taint andindaftarnce mongthe necar Cothaeious m esultd vetern boses f theg. o p,peich tiThe Presidentiarul aps almst ec~ teacer totheRooe.aigaintrth onslaugetion owhit veltmethd o admnisrat.templ as cltheadotmen itsreuj;:aiv fauliesan i ma Dti the aofs ponram mi Sdothe"gettogtheract befreb utgcmmned to orove sot e orai hmoons eatve en aionbs.en inesight. ofThe iepublann pro.Lnty,D.Rhrsn ver pritat oecttatn dtoe no payheseiesdiia a tahe godsa thatd dter party ir hedsonnt aeatrB yearsoe ad. Ithisehvieta tdependedhetai trit reulican oemer the west intoIdaadttesge mos Nedoangod difernes of aa r opina- rBvreDa lv mthroappears throgh aull aree-e' sild ugo opprniies eadr whomahern andedapoi,wetlgahd1 fine are widn to follo blipdly thandieki rina h oneknoer thei ctilsiuon fuhyenplaied tai pledtr ] It rquied c~m ver vioros satitherea a a big erwd, and treuoustal on.tbepar ofthe eident, during tbhilca Pr~sdeuts frensto iducehimuobtamne and a generl bu .nds O Dollars LOOLATK AT TAT " WHAT WILL THEY D( offered too large if the pric with the cash and not on time. I have repeatedly told y get here. I do business on as small per' cent. as any m 11. WATCH ME DO IT. A, September Don't Worry About My Profits. H OW OFTEN do you hear the question asked, how can he make money selling as he does for less than other dealers? His Goods are better than I find elsewhere, and yet his prices are lower. 5 cases Standard Calicoes (full pieces) 5c. quality, for this sale 3c. yard. 3 cases 36 in. Percales (full pieces) 8/4c. kind, for this sale 6c. yard. io bales Celebrated Sea Island, regular price 63(c., for this sale.4c. yard, io bales (Riverside) Plaids to go at only 5C yard. 2 big wagon loads 40 in Newberry Mills White Cloth for this sale 5c. yard. i big wagon load 36 in. Drill for this sale 5c. yard. 4 cases Indago Blue Calicoes worth 5c., for this sale 4c. yard. ioo Large Rugs (slightly soiled) worth $4.50, as long as they last $1 98. The Leader a of Low a talkel give the President a royal greeting. from the strenuous Western It was daring this excitement that since he became Pri e of the Secretary Cortelyon, with Senator in the morning unt West as Beveridge, quietly lost themselves in not allowing a day ected to the crowd and found their way to having guests at hi gauge Drs. Oliver, Cook and Jamieson. Sec luncheon or dinner, an and retary Cortelyou i>riefiy explained and at the same tin it very the situation to the Indianapolis doc- tal and physica;l cai referred tors and impressed upon them the to keep up with his iginally desire for absolute secrecy for the his personal pastim earnest time being. Fortunately two of the tendance can force to con- doctors were members of the local little relaxation whi a des. reception committee; hence no sus- healing he will be b delay. picions were aroused when Surgeon the numerous put eration Lung was invited to enter the car- ahead of him durit Lianapo riage with the three Indianapolis months. ad true doctors during the ride from the sta alt were tion to the Columbia Club. In the~ might meantime Surgeon Lung had an op. A CENBUs OF THE of the portunity to explain the President's Order that It Be Taken rotested condition to his medical colleagues. Lakd Lanao Distri ,h con So carefully was the secret gnarded IExcep of his that no one outside of the President's Washington, Sepi d that immediate friends and the three Roosevelt has signe be at- doctors knew of the operation and viding for the takin by his the abandonment of the trip until the Philippines in Secretary Cortelyou calmly handed the terms of the Phil ad been to the press associations copies of the at the last session too tthe -official bulletin on the subject. Even upon the certificate 1k with the representatives of the Indianap- commission that the said in Iolis newspapers, who felt as though been suppressed. ' at the! they should have had the first news certificate excepts WVe will of the sensational termination of the district in af!indant :o save Presidential trip, admitted that See- are in arms, as not was ac retary C~ortelyou is past master in the terms of the P1 e inter- the art of handling a dehecate aub--, Moros having- nev< id Sec ject with remarkable tact and discre-. hlpie nurc atra-to.The order of the ] ctetntly "WASHED AT LAST-". Sept. 25. It recites .While upon the operating table the Philippine act, Ess. the Presidential patient displayed tbat when complete resting characteristic cheerfulness and cour- been established an< ly Sec. age. In dressing the wound itwas fled to the president o keep necessary to bathe the limb repeat be ordered, which si ret un edly with an antiseptic solution. ries relating to the 2e sun. The president for a time could not ascertain as far as Colum. understand why it was necessary to such as taken in a cel Thile at wash his leg so many times, and ty nhsdsrt ident's finally, when the washing process myepo h r lesome. I was completed, he turned to one of na ncmiiga urgeon the attendants and playfully re-te taiiclior y,ws "What a magnificent headline this - v'eridge performance would furnish for a sen- Lirau,At itrance sationial newsper: Washed at last."ne mazi,ha ~ion of Even if the sur roundings had been adlsbs trE r, Cook more serious it is donbtful whetheritgvsehrasb Sof In it would have been possible to sup- wrhffycns o meet p.ress the merriment which the Presi- i oo,wrhs station, dent prov>ked.eaheprtfon ng any A week or ten days of absolute;Icn ebgh pleny god. Tose loseto brn sy t ay eMuloy the pe r o trqie oera icniet ew Yor Comiling at 3sir to nduc himto ake shot repit prie best sorie Worth Of New J WITH SO MANY GOODS? Such are some of the e e is right. I can handle a car load as easily as some hou ou that there is not a store in this entire section-all clair archant in Newberry and depend on the volume of busine; 14th, The BIG S xoo Large Rugs (slightly soiled) worth $2.50 as long as they last $1.39 50 pcs. Jeans for Men's and Boy's Pants (slightly soiled) to be sold at half price. ioo White Bed Spreads for this special sale 49C. worth 85c. ioo White Bed Spreads for this special sale 95c. worth $1.65 1oo [1-4 Blankets, not a pair in the lot that's not. worth $2 00, your choice for this sale $.r5. Jackets, Capes and Furs. A BIG LINE to be opened up in next few days. Underwear for Men, Women and Children, Canton Flannels, Red and White Flannels, Bed Ticking, Sheeting, Table Linen and .Towels at 25 per cent. less than any house in town. Every department packed and jammed, tip stairs and down stairs. nd Controller Prices. life he has led GEN. FRED. FUNSTON mand here ,sident. Up early ruin and dE t late at night, WRITES VIGY commission to pass without , and fine r s table, either for ANrt-CANTEEN LAW DEGR4DING 'I HE cent legisi frequently both, ARHY. &iE D)ECLaEs. question, s( e taxing his men- Lawlessness Ham Mutt 1pited-Iaoldiers Now is concernei >acity to the limit R.esortto Lowest Dive.-Are Fleeced by epgt to ]o Scoundr..Is and Nearly Ruine'd. public duties and __ army, rui 3. If those in at- Washington, Sept. 26.-Brig. Gen. and fill thbe aim to endure a Frederick Funston in his annual re- loon-keeper le his 'wound is port of the department of the Colo. totes." et'er able to meet rado, points out that the percentage NX 6 lic eng:agements of trials by court martial of enlisted' g the next few men has nearly doubled during the mr. LitUefiel past year. Upon this point the gen-- od _ __.etaal days: .Council PHILIPPINES. "It is therefore plain that there Cnrsm - has been a deplorable increase of on his wa Signed by President. offenses in general and of desertion asked bis o ed in Mindanao in particular. In my opinion there withdrawal are two principal causes for this from the r .26.-President state of affairs; first, resentment to stated that I the order pro unaccustomed limitations and re-- Iowa he th Sof a census of strictions felt by men returning from ciable effec accordance widh field1 service to the monotoniy and would havy ippine act passed routine work of garrison life; second, the Republi >f congress and the abolition of the canteen feature than they of the Philippine of the post exchange. Since this hibited. H insurrection has action was taken saloons of the low- showing frc che commission's est type have beena established just year than tt the Lake Lanao outside the boundaries of the various When ,0, where Moros reservations; 'their proprietors are, with the coming within in almost every case, unprincipled would rath ilippine act, the scoundrels who leave nothing un done what his sr taken in the to debauch the soldiers and obtain mend, but ion proper. their money. Being in all case out- gvn h >resident is dated side the limits of any city, the pro- givi n th the provision of prietors of these resorts are subject day,deliveh which provides to no re.unicipal police regulationshexpcd paeshall have and sell liquor regardless of hours he has ed I the fact certi- and whether the buyer is already Roosevelt tc the census shall intoxicated or niot. Gambling is Asked of all make inqui- universal in these dives and they are be a candi, population and frequented by desolate women. The House of 1 ossible all acts soldiers, whese desire for a drink his support isus of this coun would ordinarily be satisfied by a parts of th o, the president few glasses of beer in the canteen,Eatao, sent census bn. goes to one of these resorts and doesEstaoe id promulgating well it he escapes before he has spent The dema ation. or gambled away all his money, thbe State over stayed his leave or eiigaged in s)oon for a c< an altercation- way, Secreti and Music, the As a rorle the local authorities re be tinest writers gard the existence of the'se places Do you w: . Every month Iwith indifference or approval as it the farmers et of new music, causes the soldier to spend his in diversifie ~r an Art Study jmoney in the community. The effici culture? If ienty-five cents, eucy of the army or the ruin of a Oct..28th to thbe magazine, good soldier is nothing to 'bimbem. from the news iThere cain be no reas,onable doubt Do not [ cents for sample that most of the trials by general take your (a Literature, Art 'court martials and summary courts, Young and at 23rd Street, at least so fur as this department is entertained. nte subscription c >neerned, are directly traceable to and questioi emi jthis can'sa Sine [ have bad nom- exclnded. Goods . xpressions made at both depots. No quantity can be ses can handle a few cases. All my big stock is new ns to the contrary, notwithstanding, that can give you ss for return. I am going to do the DRY GOODS, &LE Begins. Now For Your Fall Footwear. A LL ROADS lead to Mimnaugh's Shoe Departmert. Hun dreds of cases of Shoes just lan:led. bought with the cash from best markets in America As we lead in Dry Goods so we lead in Shoes. Every argument that can be. used as to quality, elegance, styles and economy from our Dry Goods de partment will apply to our Shoe department. I have just re ceivel a big shipment of Drew Selby & Co's. Fine Shoes for ladies, unsurpassed by any on earth. One side of my store packed and jammed with nothing but Shoes for men, women and children. PLENTY OF SALESPEOPLE TO WAIT ON THE CROWDS. M ESSRS Jno. W. Norris. Henry D Havird, Levi W Mills, Jos. T. Hutchiuson, Jessie J. Hitt and Misses Joe Jones, Alice Cannon, Dora Watts, Effie Parks, Mamie Parks and Mrs. J. H. Hair, all this force of salespeople will be glad to see their friends. lAUGH'S. there has taken place the COASf OF SICILY gradation of several non d offiers of long service SUFFERS DISASTER, ecord. In short, the re ation by congress on this d TI04L WAVE COtEi wi A DE far as this departmentri 3, has bad no effect ex AVlaoB'm elsIudeao wer tbe disciphine of the Pol tidIo lw f h .1 scores of good soldiers WMmidhIlog n'rprvD-3 pockets of a lot of sa s, gamblers Abd prosti Lodr,Sp.2-A ipah ICAK OF rHI' HoU8ec. ai,act ntees o fSc d of Maine, Think. he Rianda l.Ctnai fjddadmn ;hance of Being Elected hos,inldgteviaBeii Bluffs, Iowa, Sept. 28.- hv ufrdsrosy h yln mn Littlefield, of Maine, lowogtavctMoiaa y to San Francisco, Wben tw fScl,weemn esn pinion of the effect of the wr ild of Speaker He.nderson MutEn hw u~e in ace in 3d Iowa districtofaivtadthvlanofSrm outside of the State ofboisstlacve tought there be no- app re it, but in the State it SyaseSil,Spt2.-o a the effect of awakening24hrsboetecylnbut cans to a greater activity oe h sad iln tr would otherwise have ex-radonteesr&cstfSiiy e anticipated a betterTepahotecylews12 m Iowa Republicans thismielogan evrtignth iey made last year. lieo hstrwsdsoe.Te isked of his connectionseswpinadfrev ikio anti trust movement he te,digeomu aae hl er not say anything as tothrweevlntsbaiegi measure would recJm- toeeweScl n h anad would say that he was Aogterira rmCtnat matter attention every Plro h oc ; h yln at all the speeches he was wssc htriswr onu n lugwer alng he ine huledtagratistncre.. to ollw i th mesur vItan ispredr.. A Mtod-ia, 32 n ased y Prsidntmleswe t sn lonst fnrope83ryuse prepae. ba aLndred bSepe. 26.-A dlpatch theruortht h wul befround,ome tat anm er oft ate or Seakerof teed code sp awbteptovra I~prsettieshesiy at nnown.oedan mn woud cme romall hues nwspaper Frhevifa elinie ~sha ee sposd. poehave been killaed. Ter~lod he torrentroed eversy.Thin ccone Fairconinue. Witeloe portogh ao tModica, de ha ~P o Ths. V. b todwappare Siy dahere mypounting -- (A. li~~~wre killed. 2 cns. heer ish to ~ ~ Mu En seetepore ioso h aathe avher takens of te Sateare akgrfug aciitn the lan A oeif ctrm id and intensifedbolr mi ti andsche. av be so, isi theSteFar, rane atSicy he disastor 31st. is hour befor hae du oe to brste istheoppotunty ovwaerspoth Tslnd eavint stoer to he ~'ar aper wnthasterr-codat CafaSiciy ily ate aTher ath th-rbe scycgloe with the imilewillnge indtevetydhind wnveh All imoral gam lin et of he sor yoas ipsto The iaN feturs re igilytalk ing o rmoeuns amage whife thsee ofr it numrieaia