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HOW nIT:YFUS 8'.NIS HIS LlI. Appears In Street, of Paris Without Mir. gulee-$eldom Itecogniued. [London Tit. Bits.] It is not generally known that Capt. Alfred Dreyfus is living a quiet and retired life in a cosy little suburban house in Paris. Every day he may be seen on the streets of Paris, in the Louvre and the great libraries; yet no one recognies hin because they do not know him. Curiously enough he wears no dis guise. He has frequently brushed elbows with Lis greatest enemies. Not many days ago, for instance, an officer who gave evidence against hint at the famous Rennes trial begged his pardon, unconscious of the peretnality he was addressing. These facts were told to the writer by a gentleman, a great personal friend of the much condemned man, who pointed out the house occupied by the famous prisoner of Devil's Island, as we passed down a quiet suburban thoroughfare of tLIe world's ga) est city. He had had an inter. view with Dreyfus that very week. He found him writing at his desk as unconcernedly as a retired banker, determined to take life easy. He explained that h.i accpc')tc,d the "pardon," which many deelire he should not have dotie, at t he sole advice of his friends, and on tht' understanding that, he could appeal from the decision. This chane.' has gone, now that the President has proclaimed an amnesty for all con cerned. Dreyfus, continued my friend, is not, a sympathetic man at first. sight -rather the other way. But. the more you see of him--and I have chtittedl with him soe,0 seven or eight times during - the present. year-t ho more you like him. After eah conversatioin your opinion of him iir .oves. Yon quickly dis cover this fact., that he views with broad humanity the motives and acts of the men who wade him curse the hour of his birth a thousand times. He acknowledged to me one day that his natural inborn reserve had made him many enemies. "Until I met my wife," he once said to me, "I never cared for thF society of anybody. It. was wrong but I never knew it util too late. I sought no friends and aycqainitantttce because I had not the inclinasti.[ and because my amb)ition to so'cened made me careful of my time. The hours devoted to friendly interc>1ur would be better spent in stdy ] thought. When I jo)ined th- g..i era] staff, for instaniuce, I masde niot single call-just sent my card te superiors and comrades alike. Ii made lbad blood; they- thought nia uncivib"' Dreyr is admits, wit hout a sa lo,w of hiesitat ion, t hat muany featuiiris of his case are unex plaiined to this day. He hus many sincere fri"rnds wbu visit him frequ.nt ly. Zola was t regular visitor to his house. Th us the ex. prir:oner of Devil's 1 sIiand spend his timeo, hiappy ini the c(id dence and love of his wife anid chil dren. WVit h the excep1tion of the police aiid a few special friemi s, noC one knows of his whereabouts. if Paris know that the author of that historical anid start Iinrg bo~ok, "Five Years of My Life," mn whiich the writer tells of his sufferinigs lur ing hiis tive years' han ishm nent , was walking its streets l ike an ir<h naurs citizen, iit would go into convulsions. But Dreyfus-nior hiis most init unaitit friends, for that matteor-is not bli ly to satisfy itsa curl osity by mi aing himself known. 11he lil, To. ( Fromu .Judge. ) "Where did you a1pend the ium morn" asked the front. ri w chorne girl. "'I toured Switzerlandl inlr ant uo,'' said the little girl withl the Hailev kick. "I took t he waters at Aix 1lo4. Bains,'' said the girl withI t he dhia monid buckles on her slippwr,t. "I summered iat Newport," said1 the dreamy blonde, ini the pink slippers. "I studied Shakespare while in t he WVhite Mountains,'' said the an burn haired one who led the grand m arches. 'I worried with my modiste in dear Paree," gurgled the girl who never could( catch step. "And what did you do this sum mer?" they all asked of the first ohorus girl. "I?" she murmured. "Oh, I washed dishes, too." SIR THOMAR IJiPrON S?NOS OHAL. L?NON. For the Thirt '" io Will contert for the .s"t Cup-N.ports on Lntd Nnd on Wat s"r. London, Oot". 7.-Sir Thomas Lip ton's third challenge for a series of races for the A merica's cup was signed this afternoon at Bslfast, Ireland, by the c'flicials of the Royal Ulster Yacht club. Hon Chas. Rus sell ropreseited Sir Thomas Lipton. The challenge was immediately posted and goes to New York on the White Star Line steamer Oceanic, which sails from Liverpool tomor row. The fact that. the challenge was mailed to New York was not pub lished here today, but. the comments made on the subject by yachtmen when informed of it. by a representa tive of the Associated Press indicate that. yachting men in Great Britain identify themsolves as completely and enthusiastically with this ebal lenge as they did with the one which preceded it. Mr. Fife has approached the prob lem of producing a winner in a man ner radically different from that employed in the construction of any previous challenger. Hitherto the idea dominating the design was to s,'cure length and power The lines and measurements of the Shamrock II, suggest that the first idea has been to get a boat better suited to autumn weather off Sandy Hook. The ch,allenger will be built lit the Dennys yard anil t.ickei sttel will but I enlployed throughout her framts, plating, deck and principal spars. rllsE -Ut'IttAlr: tOUNT. A Itumnr A I eg,-"d It) leV. 4 riguiut In Culunubine Omn From .lde,ton3u [Columbia, Record, 6th.] The following story is printed in t.te Anderson Mail: "An interesting story is going the rounds among the Anderson lawyers and politicians. The story comes here from Colunwbia and is to the effect tha, Chief Justice Mlcver, of the State Supreme Conrt, who has been in wrotched health for several months, has decided to tender his resignation. Thu resignation, it is said, wili be tendered about the first of the year. Naturally there has been more or less speculationi as to his successor. Accor<ing to the story in circulation here a Iuovetent is on foot to have Associate Justice P'ope electedl to the iw'~it ion of ebief j 'stice, and then, it :s said, Justice Pope's place wi.l go to an up.-count ry muan, and Hon. J. P. (ary , of Pick,.ns, is spoken of the :o uroost availabl~' and' at tUe sarni. uni the must suiitable umani for thos :>usti)n." No one4 here knows how such a o~ry onigi'iated. CUnief Justice Me Ivye: is a very n:rek tanan, but is be has any i dea of resigninrg it hais not been n,sdi known here. But Ahould such a th ig occur, Mr. Cary wo'uldl not be the onily candidate by any means. But un,til C'hief J ustice~ Melv'er acts, rflhe has any~ such intention, it is niot worth while to worry about the matter. W'ood 's Ili Cata~loguec teli all : )a o 'i SeePuti, ter I ' .t. Ia d , . y , D( rlyl V WcWOOD c-s and18 . ei vemi Seedso, ec. 4 V 011..4 r i for Ctlogu I t e a plriet b.rry an,d Vegetabie Plants, L.awnu (irass, Hyacintihs, Tulips, etc. Catailo gna malted free upon requicst. *1 COLDEN ACE PURE OLD -LINCOLN CO. SWHISKEY EI, THIE DISTILL ERS, guarante,o these goods to bo pure and 7 yoars olid. None botter at any price, we will ship in plain boxes to any address, express pro. paidl at the following dis tilior's prices: 5 Full Bottles, S3.45 tO Pull Bottles, 8.55 12 Full Bottles, 7.90 IS Full Bottles, 9.70 Your money back if not as represorntod. A samuple %4 pint by express prepald, for 50e in stam ps. AMERICAN SUPPL-Y C0., Distiliere, 6 aan St., .. MmhsTn... iL tuuet int o a glass half full of water and gargle your throat often it wll quickly cure a Sore Throa. Keep this fct always fresh in your memory:, Por Cuts, Mashes and all Open Sore% yP need only to apply fxican M ustang jniment a few times and the soreness and inflammation wW be conquered and the wounded flesh healed. To get the best results you should saturate a pieas of soft cloth with tho liniment and bind it upon the wound as you would a poult ice. 25c., BOo. and . 0 a bottle. KEEP AN EYE ON y" ptry an very tlrstsign c KEEPo AN EYEaON Legs, liuinhilofoot or otbw diseases among your fowls use exican Mustang Liniment. SOUTHR N RAILWAy TIE GREAT HIGNWAY F Traa "a TRAEgL vtM.N tke Piw.tp.l Cosm.a.etagm ?e.t.re sad 360aeh ad PI..ase a-...t k. .t. w. th. , , NORTH, EAST and WEST. U-.oa-e s.tbs ..s. .. ...... i..i.o.... ----- -w Y . New O...., . Ai..., ot.fmmt amad V.de. PAmes vs.. Asl.a.. ad via Asheawl b. a..n.. ....*--. -- w-e- Rak... ca....... ... eelamt 3ea Caelima lmter-St. ad West Zadi.m WAmtew Tewset Tracsets se aRU Renews0 me- em esSe at A. a. UAmewtou,W ..ALR Wm.dess.. iGarr, ~ a. ,UY...... .. .RA.. 5~. '.~s' ~% *-e-wa.e e, ~ saese.e, A~ a.Metm,na e. e.. "OUR FAMOUS QUARTETTE" Pure Whiskeys xi aiyUs 4 FULL QUARTS, Frorn 7 to10 years old, EXPRESS PREPAID, ONE FULL ONE FULL QUART QUART Glendale's Glendale'e Mryeland d' ONE FULL ONE FULL. QUART QUART (ilendale's G@lndaek Old Colonial Club B3oIq,t tueos aro warraitod an(l unqutestIoe d. bod u your ordern uo ds nOt0 0.1) a lr have no traveling unen or i cents. We sell goods oxclusleool for CABLI. We guarantee Write orow*Catalogu."' (1"' in '' pl*i - bo.orkscrew and Glasses FREE~j. Try our MOUNTAIN DEW SPECIAL, $2.00 per SALLON. The Glendale Springs Dist. Co., RaymaNoss:Third Nat,ional Bank or Southern Express Agent,. AT LA NTA, CA~. Daily---10xciept. Raundley.-T E L R Genn prin. .. .............. . 9toa . Ar 8patauhtmeg. ....... .. ........ aiap------10000 Ar leu 8 prtnw...... ....... Farmers! Bring *' oT tn.11th fru'ts SvnsDprmn of your labors to the 8'-d h ci r it )~)st L i~~III Ot . . . Colulnbia, Oco r 28 h~ to ;is . an(1d eoiI. (? ,($ I i,' 1ui:., 1t you need not ex'* elhn,e as t am ry are . iv1t f~~.c heard to do uvery yene, "I cen bent .A 1 .i1l*I wtha. prmpn. Specl turne DRINKS! Our Soda Fountain offers so many de licious and whole some Drinks that we know not which to mention first. Our Ginger Ale is in great demand be-. cause so refreshing. Unfermented Grape Juice Beverages are popular. Of course there is nothing quite takes the place of our Milk Shakes. Come here for your Soda Drinks. Maves' Drug Store. P.S. Order your Cream by the gallon from us. Fresh - F yASIS Sstei S! FRIED, STEWED, BROILED OR RAW. Tenderloin Steak, Fish, Game, Ham and Eggs, Etc. COOKI EI) - IN FIRST-CLASS MANNER - And Served on Short, - Notice at - S. B. JONES' RESTAURANT. SEABOAIRD Air Line Rlailway. TWO~ IAI L~ 'LL.\A V ICSC1-. LIID T R11 'A INS GNil N 'SOUTHI ANI) N,-:w Yonix. First Class Dining Car Service. Th- Besti (i~i tat anod *it.. i ol Was-thiugtona, or via Norfolk and~ MIemriphi i, I.)Luisl'vilo , S. Loufib, CI. icago, New ( olao, atnd ail P)j. oit o aid South Wet. Tojy avannab, oand d1iocksronville ai ll pIioi Lts inFN,dda editg( Cu.A o Positively the Shortest Line8Between the NORTH and SOUTH. F, r o detloloo. rnoorm ion. lioor H, of s ho' SJuAl. D I( A XII 12N E ILA tTLWAY' or J1 J. PUlLLElt, Tir' o'.o. a Agt., C;loobia. S. O C. B. Walworth, A.G,P.A., IH ave ,JOIsl uotrolitI Irm0i theo Nor[h wt~ it.i Jewelry, Clocks and Silverware, Prices . Reasonable. Thr.kig :ou for p:u-a favor., andl ho;.iho for at '--il it;1)nIoet. g m yopurg for ie ilo lev T(wet(ler an<i r)tieian,r. PAINL.ESS elxi"o oum anue IuM Co or hiea n. Adesanatoiutrat AND M.nWOOLJY 00O. W iskoW Curs . Pror8rot Ner Flrilitulre Store! Who you are in Newberry don't fail to call at the Now Furniture Store of c oSHELLY & DEAN, back of Mimnaugh's, on Friend street, y to buy your Furniture. Their goods are all new and just from the fao. tories, up to date in finish, style and workmanship. We carry a full line of suits, Beds, Bureaus, Safes, Chairs, Rockers, Tables, in fact everything in the house fur nishing line. We are also prepared to do first. class repair work on Watches, Clocks, ,Jewelry, Musical l'Nst ruments, Sowing Machines and Furniture of all kinds. Give us a trial aid be convinced that we are the cheepest in town. Yours for low prices, slielly & Dn Newberry, S. 0. THE EQUITABLE Life Assurance Company Assets Dec. 3!, 190, $331.039,720.34. Surplus to Policy Holders $71, 29,042.06. Outstan nding Assurance. $1, 179,276,725-00 Absolutely t h e Strongest Life As surance Coipany in America whe;i m eas ured by its Surplus. Insures both men and women. If you are not assured, or if you are not fully assured, take a po!icy in The EQUITAI3LE. ARTHUR KIBLER, Ag't. Newberry, S. C. -WHISKEY ALL F AL K iNDOS 2 PURPOSES. "Special Brand" Coin Whiskey, S 1.25 "Popular -Log" Corn Whiskey. .1.50 "Popular Log," Old, Smooth, Mellow .... .. .. .. .. .....2.00 "Private Stock," 4-qt. case . . .2.50 "Private Stock," 12-qt. case . .7.00 "H unting Creek" Rye, 12-qt. case 7.00 "Old Hunting Creek" Rye 12-qt. case.. .. .. .. .. .. . -....10.00 Apple Brandy .. . ... .. .. ...2.50 Charge of 25c. for 1-gal., 35c. for 2-gal., and 45c. for 3-gal. jugs, and 75c. for 4 1-2-gal. kegs; wvhen returned pre paid, they will be taken back at cost. J. C. SOMERS & CO., Dls., STATESVILLE, North Carolina. _RESTAURANT! At RI. J. Miller's Restaurant meals cani be haid at all hours on short no. tie. Fish, St.,ak and all seasonable dishs~ served. T1he Restaurant will not, he closed down during t be sum mor, but will be ini full bls to serve lihe public wvitlh tiet best the market cian afi.rd. Prompt, polite and at. lentive servants always glad to serve yon. I ",' k iep o Jr of ihn eboicests stock.. of L"oe,uy (*roceries ever brough,t to this city. (Onll to see me. Respect fully, RiJ MIL LDRl Near Postoffice. Doorill lovers All RMks are THE BEST. FULL LINE - OF REPAIRS FOR SALE B3Y (E etern Standa Southbound. rthbp , 8eh- dulo In Effoot August 26th 1908 STATIONS. 8 40 am Lv Atlatita (B.A.L) Ar. 8 80 10 50 am Athens 19 1) 55 aw Elberton 5 17 12 r,8 pm Abbeville 1 22 pm Greenwood 8 8 v .2 .Spnt Ar Clinton (Dinr) ... 2 45 pm 10 00 am l.v Glenn llprings Ar 4 00 pm 12 16 pm Hparlanburg 8 80 pm IS 2 pmn reon ville 8'25 vm (Harris Springr) 1 12 pl Waterloo 2 85 pm 1 42 1 m nr Laurens (Din'r) Lv 2 ;p2 22 5. 62 86 Daily Fri. Dly Ft. Ex Sun. Ex Bun A.is i M. 1't. A. 600 '.02 Lv Laurons Ar 150 600 6 u. 2 07 " Parks A r 1 42 4 60 go 40 223 ..Clinton.. 181): 4 80 688 281 (oldville 117 351 1708 2 41 ..Kiriard.. 1 10 8 40 717 240 .ary... 105 -881 726 251 Jalapa.. 100 822 800 310 Newberry 1246 800 %82. 824 Prosperity 1282 222 1842 384 ...slIghs.... 1223 202 8 5 8 3) 1,t Mountain 12 19 1 50 AM. 915 361 ...Chapin... 1209. 180 924 37 Hilton 1202 129 929 4(1 White Rock 1) 69 124 03 4(7 llale n ti nu 1164 1 15 9 62 4 17 ..Irmo.... 11 46 100 ,10 02 ' 4 21 ..Leaphart.. 11 40 12 48 1030 4 46 Ar(olunblal,v 11 20 128o pm) ami 4 55 LvColuIrbin (A.o.L.)Ar 11 10 0 20 uSumter 9 50 9 20 Ar Charleston Lv 7 00 TraIns 3 And 62 arrive and depart from now union depot Trains22 ar-d 8i from A. C. L. freight depot West Gorvals street For Rates. Time Tables, or further informa Lion call on any Agont, or write to W. G. CHILD-, T. M. EMERSON, President. Trafdo Manager. l. . L1VINU1TON, H. M. EMERSON got. Agt. ien'1 Frt.& Pass Agt. ..i'niw . i.I. 1'. WII,wlnvftn '. N. 0 ATLANTIC COAST LINTU CONDEN8E1) SCHEDriLE. WlI.MINGTON, N. C., 'i 2:st, 1%12. Thro, h Trains Charleston to Greenville. No. 2. No. 63. 7.00 am.....Charlston, S.C......'Ar 9.20 pm 8.35 am .....t,v......Lanee....................Ar 6.20 pm 9.50 ant .....1 .....sumter.................Ar 4 55 pm 11.10 am..... 'r........Columbia...........Lv 8.45 pm 12.29 am..... 4.r..... Prospority...........Lv 2.24 pm 12.41 pmn.....Ar.......Newberry..........Lv 2.10 pm 1.25 pm .....Ar.........Clinton...... ...... Lv 1.26 pm 1.47 pm.....Ar.........L aurone.............Lv 2.10 pm 3.26 pm.....Ar........G reenvillt.........Lv 12.22 pm 8.30 Im.....Ar ...Spartanburg ........I,v 12'15 pm FROM COLUMMBIA, 8. C. No. 53 Arrive Sumter 0.15 I; .+eorgetown Daily .l5 e m; l"Iorenoo 7.50 p n.. D.ring-on 4.5 :.15 p n.; 11. rsvtlle 9.10 p n; Ben nette P M vllle 9.37 p in; 'ibson 10.30 p m;Feyetto ville .0.'.5p n,; Wi-mington 11.26 p n,; Rocky Mount ;;.45 u n ; Woldoa 1.6 am; Itersburg 3. 0 a "; gichmond 4.12 am; W Alhng' on 7.5 4 ; Now York 1.68 pn-. .Nu, 04 Arrit o &u' ter 8.20 an ; Florence 9.85 Di Ily an.; Darlington 10.80 am ; Cheraw 11.45 6.bh nm; Wodeeboro 2-.'0 pn' Hattsville A M i l.:.u am; Y arion 10.53 air; Wilmington I 40 pn ; F aycttevillo 12-85 pm; Rocky M1 ,unt 3.5) ,m; Weldon 4.53 pm; Pe t"rsburg R.14 pm; Richmond 7.46 pm Washington 1.40 pm; New York 7.1s am Pullman .leeping Cars Now York to Tampa Pullman Dining Var4 New York to Savannah. For rates, schedules, etc write W. J. C.alg. Gon. Pass. kAt., Wilmington N. C T. ht. Emerson, Traffic Manager, Wilming ton N C H. M. En orson, Ast't Trafllc Manager. Wil. mington, N. C. iarlestou and Western Carolina Rwy Co. Augusta and Asheville Short Line nohedale In Effeet July 6, 190. Leavo A ugusta................10 10 a m 2 56 p m A.rrl ve Green wood...12 44 pm ....... Anderson .----...--...... 0 Lau rons.......... O43O 1 0a m Waterloo H . 8.)... 1 12 p m .,. GroonyIlle......12 22 p m 9380 am (Glen ni S prings...4 415 p m ... Spartanlburg...... 8s8 p mn 9 00 a mx Saluda............. 5 38pm .. Henndersonville..6 03 p mI .., A shevIlle......... 16 p) n ... - avo A sheville....... ..7 05p m ... s par tanburg......2 Oeam 8 80 m Glenn sprl gs....10 00 am ....... Greenvil le .. .12 151 pn m I46 pm L.aureas.. ........2 O5pim 680 p m Arrive Waterloo(O.... 233pma ...,.,, Greenwoord..... 21 p m 7.4 p l.eaove A nderson ...........7 25 a m Augue' a..........5 20p in 31 5 a n Tne. C'ome bli........-11 20 am Ne wherry....-..12 42 pm Clinton .-.- 1 26 pm Arrive Green II"-.----. 85pm a patrtf,n Itburg ---8 80 pmn G'onn 8pigs.-.-........4 00 pm !,eave Glenn sp ing---. 10 00 amn Spartainburg-.- 1201 pm GIreen vill 1-----. 2 5 pm Ariv.' ClIII. in--------..2 22pm Newberry..-------3806pm -. 0_11 _bl -.:- . 480 pm Faqtest. alad Ilst Lino~btween~1Nwborry and Gro'onville. *.arlanburg and G'enn Mpiws: ('onnect10, -' from Newbr -ry via Columbia New berry anid L,.iro:s Pnulway. For "ny4 infto'mlIAtion. Wr~ t4. F,NI0T WlL,IANI hiG . Pa' A gt.. T. M i.n' . Tafte 'aa .nta. Ga. "LUEJ RIDGE RALROAD H. 0. BEA'tTIE, Receiver. In Etfe"t Junea 8 1901. ?aitween A rs'lorsln3 a' d WalhaI)a DASITROUNDI WES4TBOUNID. ARivly- TMAYE. Mlxea'* Mixed No. 9. No. 12 Mtations. No. I1 No. 9 I'. M1. A . M. I.A i ' ----) -~~........on........... 8 20 100 2g48 a 83---..A n derso F. V .3...40 11i10 45P 9 30. .1...(10n1rsn P.... ... 45 11 16 --... '....West.AndI.-son.....8 49 ,... -.- 9 (. .9 .......D n e ....... 594 ,, .......Cherry...,,.., 48 -----828.......Aams....421 - -- ...lo:dan in Ju to.t"..'438 3 .. --- .West Union ....604 .'... - *-....Wal alla.........5 09 .... AlroIgular trusina fro n BIlton to WaIhalla have prece.dence over trains of a .me class i vn nL o o.1e redtton unless oth-. t il a so sto at thnr following stat Ions [ Jak meon adntori gassengers: Phinnoy a, J tAD111N, Supernninnden Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what youa eat. This preparation contains all of the digestants and dlgests all kindB Of food. It gives inlstanlt relief and b8Ove fails to Cure. It allows you to eat all the food you want. 'The most senBitive stomaIchs can take It. By its use many ohnsanlds of dyspeptics have been Cured af ter everything else tailed. Ii unequalled for tile stomach. 'Ohild rn with weakc stomachs thrive"on it, First dose relieves. A diet unnectesary. Cures all Stenaokerroubl.s Prepared onlv by E. (1. DZWnwr&Oo0. Ohica T*CO1 btf lngSon t10..... O