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A UNION I)I:I'Of. The petition which is being signetd by town and couoty oIlicials man I he busi neas men of the city. askiig that the tvo railhoads passing t h rough New berry tuilte in the erection of a union depot, is a step in Ihe right tlirect ion. The Convelenict't' of lit traveling pub li demtands improved dlepolt'fatilit it's in Newberry. 'T'le, I \t" tltwepot s are so sit - utetd Ihat the cIantge could he matlt' at a minimtum of eosl. and it cit 's al Vance withiii t ile past few y"e:iIs, r'-suIt ing inl greatly ineneas'cltsed lrona"ge. wt' believe will warratt the railroads in such an t undertaking. The ('.. N. & L.. ro:td w\ill ot'n het compelled to build a wii' de'pt wht't ht'r tl'y lalet' kindly to the pt'rject Itt a 11nion depot or not. 'lThe st rut urt' nttw used by this road. :tnd whitch isdlig nititi wit h1 th l name oftletol is not e\tn at. its aurrangeienlt atl sit uat ion t'lose to the t rack niakinlr it it:itin;t'ious. antl it senms to is that this ro:I could tnito wit II lhe Southern h i ::; 8 rt l union depot( 1 at veryi lil t tl mm ' tst li;tn a new tiepot w\oull ost Ili EIU'.A loNAlA (IN ('111 1 1 .\llt.R TIhe' 1'duct iantal.l :l mltrr :\ cal plilshedt ini it'l;hlmbt: n b "tltevoted to e - ei 11 11 1 iit' .e : It nhrte.u t e iag Aest. i Ie est~ muum b 1t . wt ti how m ee'eiiu t, a nt utlrestls, inhil,weng o ts l b ier te ass 'lh't s:'II lr:d AssI embln the ithii ib - i h Assembly assd law. which tog oii as a~ er ihles i s at stin le rightlii ii. a-t. prin mipa ttort itns ht int a ut e st 'i rat Ater iitvow ie ole ti y i en Stit hbeut i anmplitstome o s'uile iei apulsoir catio bilsii. we ert witoe haitng it en tahe malcin itses .in the' couni' tu and tt iapigs talast ym-, cli u t lgadie olt hat hnt'pyilil tdih otal AsImy the petu opl o the higaee hav had itnioppttunit y lie fulstd itiaem andfto reach aoit dre ii ti ut whi'atev tiosition ayibs tilatn, inr tar' mill anag ihisei whot don minlt lodl pr elimt ilto he od iha they areu'tn t"de wo to theitromtionlt o th htighe st, lte. tronest, andi thiie lilemst shumar ita~tint agaist id. bIto in v th ils "lefana ii aletimntal its. Then~ evid of lichilihibis ftoo apparn t was al twh tan the troub'le t to hi iut is ievit'l. t cliigw tha't thy' t can orel i withot alegislton. Iniuiasel at thei titduetitonlhvu tnnlunte ana tirnust headr the purpoe frs whisbit ias at itablished an t pincil ato which~ iot p~tadoxes ighte nohaet inown.u h belor the SttJrssAsoitina BACHMAN CHAPLI. LITTR, T. 1. W. Writes Itttetestingly on Unloit Academy Subjects. Mir. Kditolr, if you don't know what. kind of an auimnal the ground hog is, jut own Iup. Nir. .1. .. ( allniat lost at vt.'ry ltit' hutg ltst week with cholt'ra, wvhieh tu' illintnded to butchetr a.l atlut ats the wetther t nedt (oller. 'I'here has h'tln at n'ttsidteablt' out - otmt' in the gt'rainl erotl for the pla't ten days. I helit'vt' t hat ht'th dit or of t'i'e llorahl ad No\ws irtmisetti us that when ht' t'.tne hat'k fromti llth 1 .0g islat unt' he woulId int'reaso the sizt' of his papetr to ;m1 tighlit paget antd givet uts correspont11d tilts nt0111 to swell. Hut as Cor oil] par. \1r. Editor. we are nlot asking tor 0t'Vr 'o0m1 inI or,der that we may ,plash :roltdtiti an lake I big show. iut siuply w\'holn wt' gt't rt'eady to say, wet liket to s:.\ rig'.ht then,li and tof hav'ing I ho i'\ ilege of saying w1that wte would II\t t,' sx. Otur s,hoo t'I s'd last Fritiay ttn it tl' mitkilt or abot' t th' 'lth t't' .1lv. The I'al ;t'ns tnt't atu dt'cidted i to tun a I I 'r lt't'1, itid alSo to 1a\ t' all t'X hi't itn' t he 11 st'hool sein' t tno during11 CA N 'tS.ve'lI 11lus , t . 011 i t'tthorn ti tIa'1 ''i I lht ' 1t't'1. aind it vt' \ :at t hat. l,n t hit, :,' tIm id. I t'll m1t' tht in\' s. h tt'l1a\ t :my I hingl t hat wvill inItt'r'st be 1 wou l lk ' o ave it I ''ii, '.t'l'.fri 0' 1tlat 1\ Os fot abroad \ \ , ,. \t : mt w;ll \ !. I:o Ic\ are' u\ '.t' :ht' , a mllt. :1;:.d if it i" not u\\ old 1 be!l ght, lt to ma:ket nl''t , p .\ our 1 .v1 t\ I ii I rl a - \.. tl.ath r c. n n S: .i ay this mionthi. I Pb t . t riia, I ht plro~r:amme Viii, uni nit' ;,tud aY iet in,th Isali Ve. tbl men to iscus tihem,'V yo. t last tto it e iai-uatitere st it l tto tItIt; aitn mi e t}ilzl sNt't I:n inn :. t' tIha :mlay-:shootli I mit i 1,1 M V 'r. \. a. ist er. i it il i'~ t Orti it body llttii of itlaw-i mkti must laVe~ ii'i Vt a ortllt' it an Itt ,Iti ta l-yIl ae ofi inet' tll gtit Iwe l i t' lIiet'l ls gto,n tlait tmt'k what Itevl did, tnhat teyi fa ile itoe' do,i tilt' cay angmily' that Iit(r.i) t'iC o brin tabngt' toeteisipi that'we'ha 17 19:1.e rd epewt Prosperity News. I'residenut Ge'o. It. Crollltr, L. L..)., wias in our town the closing dtys of st \'eekl. Our vity oflicials have done- anlother com enda bilt thing in providing hitching rt'ks f'or I hie conve'nientc' of tlt' la en>It wd ros rtguh iir:uly on our' S'tt'stt'tS. has''o i street. a (Iiptls lliss larie t'lobb hA returned to her post ats milliner inl the city of .11ar1ion, Dir. Ira B. Natts, of himtia isis hert visiting relatives. P'rosert'ity has had svrat'v l organiiza tionS r'ecet'lyt\' of a1 soeial Iatuet; i Soril 'h.: Ita Sore)Sis. and :a Ins 'et Blall. OI farmers are now utiing in Ihenir Iirst plowing this; sas:on. 'Irs. Z. W. ilhtaughi has bt' isitingjl- inl Columbia. llIr. and Mirs. V. V-. 'tel'ump1 trl Spenl -st Sunday at Chiappells. .. hm tsuit for dtamn tgt' against the Southe'rn has rece'ivedl romtl t ht s11''it'rm t'lll't .1 tonltil'mat ion f t h4low.' curt. if i' cut s. l:obt. Brannon has beern visit ing 1trs. A. Kiinanl. Mliss Nlay\ I.t'' larre is visiting he'r i"ter. Mrts. Baker inl Greenlwood. President Rtooseveclt the Politician. W\heni P'reSidetnt Rioosevelt visitedt the' 'hml ItStonl I-:xpositio,n het was g,ivetn an 111e'i- at'med aln l'al'ty \' e'ttept ion,ll. I I: air spee't led the eople to bliv\' ihat durii I I u :myII of l the' W'hitte ltusthe ret' e ttions of t coun r otUld be drawn closer togt -iI I m g Iiladl tha1t ilt was rece'tived so coUr tacsd ?aresItted hspuidtbly.Thr Iel ti1 lie 1t,,, 1hmigt'w ihl tIh it,rt it' -,ill It' t11t l : tit llt :lll oli arl n l :n-l, i . 'i3. tal 'I I t. nineIt ho'p1ital I o . iit t'. }:lt' \ lit'\t , , 1411 t ain kl ltsh I i .: til .,,' is t }'', ' i t' 1 1 l \\ 4 i\ llt' U ' u . I. i t h therniii :110a tlihll Itlt be) es. ir. lthI nt i -'te lltIua r a:t ni. je' nts s t own st .mai't net ttei luml shart -ush greate h:. h t p a t ' t sta. s'e~ t't a I'iashi p t o' h i-.' Thiey witlil hie th t'ertu'et Cures 'ancera loo Poisonr. RFORD OF THE PAST. No Stronger Fvidence Can Be Produced. I.'/k well to thesi revord. What o. l ve don 1many timtes in yOtat'$ b.\ is tht' ht'' jual ntl' 1t, of flltltl :\!y oil" W1i t h a d ballk, anly - su fe' r is; flroml n1rinatry trollh)!s, f, a n ktlney, lils, will IHnd Iin the o IIt " evilnttte ll't tf that relief attii o i a i iear t hattid: \ir. ;. i i. 1\lr:, hl w\','ll kinown l' iI: ICet of \\' 1 It' st.. l aveln , and Ih Is '1 't A h't'at'. K v . tan-: "iDean's i\ sIlttt\ I ' i t's at' hk* 1ItIe fri 'tls, tit - oir olt kn \w til Itu th I'ie Ier l' \ :'i"'il't'lI ''l , I t alit a Id Ilot.hill,4 to t i $ ti 'itt I tiir"i ina:tduo in 181)1 afr ,' ' II iith' rt' , Idv at tht' \'enttrIt I I ! ' 'tl , ta'i t,ook at t'urlstl1t of tho nIlt'It, at\iI, It h 'a r.',I mai'. I w%%as ah, r '' t f rt ft tm all hack "tOht: fir 111hem ':s1r, t, hen I notiet'i at : iIt'hlt'. a he' tsti l t. ( f i6t e-1t0, In I1' -:tk A\ b'tX of 1I tn's I\id ,ey, d p 1. l I have rece'tl te ti dil 1 is i' tIlt 41y t I nin' , and huve n I le arid tf o3,1 t\hIo ditt 1iot, t'ndlorstt 1 b1 - < i 11:: ma h-1 for i ", 1' "" "''~ h.\ nt llth 1' . 1 l' ' , 50t -. . -'t, t r-\ Iiihurn l'o l itflat'i, N. V .. :t ' ' 5tt 1 s I Ilt lt'illt I ' t . tinsl'--..loa t', ---atid OPERA HOUSE l-.i ndlt. I'ifet & I-hrlha-dt. 1. ssees. 8 NIGILTS 3 COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH - Matinee Wednesday 3 P. M. (RI: tURN 01F 'ii FAVORITES.) The Payton Sisters Company l . 't'ltt:'. \1a'1..t Nitg ht the SensatitI. il \I1h t -,t i .t e"ntitled1 "For tier Childs Sake." Prices 1 Oc., 20c., 30c. lKVi- t-ree Mnd.tv Night if ae +1t.1 one .lutid ,;te ticket se. SPECIAL NOTICES. ( , 1T. . '. V't)OU ( '0I C "E A\ ' WX an o A ' :md i.at:u es' ted \\- t. ' ! ft;!ttve a: \Voot(en's. tf N\(; .1;\l'N 01\ tIi "li\'I('E. ApIIly to .\l. '1. 1 iuford. \ A NTl. A m:mi to sell Sewing \1:3t n \ \t . 1 contract to to st:rt on. with ::;..'t. t. 'ot i on[lt . EXileriencev n3i or addtllress, The - Co., t;reenwood, \\ ;1'1 \\'NNAA 'T). -I- T \o rL h 3 t tittan to manage S o' in and ad.oining - \t- ate "arOrably known :1" rt , r4 'i : m ii standing. $20 S :. ' a 'ndt xtnses. paid day v cheek utirect Iron xpena'ise mtoney ad - Dona permiianentI. Add.hress 'naer. AlIanager. 1030W Caxton N t\IY TO .t )A N.-We negotiate n er 3et. interest on er-i onfe I tousand dIIlS, i :er cent. mnterest on amounts n )!.a I.oing t imae atndi eatsy rent. Humi. Ilunt & Hunter, A ttornev's. .\L - 1:10I.;GX1.:s tIen !yan I- a dte grade ea . (mr and g1( ive me . alan O)ptcian. LI. 0O. F PULASKI ILODGE NO. 20. 'IYElDA NGH .1. l GULiNN. N. G Have just received 2 ca rs of cerealite-Top Dressing for Grain. The best result can be ('btainedl by application in the next 30 days. The yield is increased forty to fifty per cent. by its use. Cash price $38.00 per ton. SUMMER BROS. Mvlillinery ! Milliner-y I stret'iI lats ate retady for display. Cadl and see themli. it is at pleasurte for tus to show ourt goods. The Riser Millinery Co, Probate .:lge's &S(ie3. S I'A l'E 01.' SOE1 'i (' t ii qi J.l tlurr stelan. Phieitlitnagains doorat ewhrryon aledayin April, teal Qsta at: acres, and1( b-nde byha lands of J1. A Entlow, riousi1 Pisock,~ St I .uke 's church~1 lhmd and ila wk ins, M inick and J1. ('. WILSON, 1 P. N.( GOOD MEDICINES Sou1 +1 thoir own praiseH. 'The poplo apprrcinto what t hey buy of 18, and they im iko i) mistake. Wo Holl at louwcst price t+, and we supply only the best. and purest. tmeittinoH. We empecilly Imvito attention to the Now Crop, Garden and Field Seeds that we sell - -- Land rot hsn artio es) it. 2 A' preparo Physieian's Pro. twriptions with aceuracy. Every ar tiolo put, up right, labeled and wrapped correctly Ib Viii. E. Peiaffi &Soil, Prescription Pharmacists, TOTICE 1S IEREBY GVI'N that the undersigned will apply to the Secretary of State of South Caro lina for a Charter for the ''Willing Workers for Education," an education al corporation whose principal place of busimess vill be in the County of New berry, under the provisions of an Act entitled "An Act to amend an Act en titled 'An Act to provide for the forma tion of certain corporations, and to de line the powers thereof," approved March 5, 1897. S. M. MEANS. I. S. ROBINSON. J. P. COUNTS. Dated March 20, 1903. Don't forget. Maues' Book Store when you want your Pictures Framed. We have the largest selection of MOULDING in town, and our prices are right. We are of fering some bargains in the PICTURE line. TOO LATE to grow spring cab bage from the seed. Why not take a lead by buying plants for your early garden. The rains have sup plied the ground with plenty of water to give them an early start and to prevent them from dying after planting. We have them fresh every day. Plants that are from eight to ten inches high. Our plants are the best that we have seen on the market, and cost you only 25c. PER 100 -AT Maves' Drug Store, Caution I ''Tis is not, a gen'Ite 14word -hut when youi think htow liable you are nOt to puir chase the only remedy uniiversally known and a remedly that h'as had th'e largest .ale of atny miedicine in the w~orIld since 18(18 for the cuI (re t n treat - mentt of Consinnytion and Throat andh laung t.roules without losing its8 great popularity all t hese years, you wvill be tainkfulh wve called your at t entin t o lBoschee's Germain Syrup. There a-e 8o many ordinary cough remiedies mtade by drug~gists anm ot hers t hat are chieap and godfrlt coldls petrhaps, butt for severe Coughs, Uronchitis, Croup andl espcCially for ConlsumptLoi, wvhere there is dlifficulIt exp)ectoration and couIghintg (luring the nmghts and mornings, there is noting like German Syrup). Tlhe 25 centt size (dns just beeni o1trloducedl Ithis en, 1 e ul r si'z 75 cents. For sale 4 liy. Seeods SOnieti Stud, like individualH, hav' i nat.nreI, anl to know the nato O'n of theit priciople of Hut will withHtand great m oistnro, aro liablo to atintolc of iiitiv-s, while others oran withMtand sue Liut Bens, Okra, Unoun b. (Jorn, and wrinkld Pens h11av) Hnuu0HHi,IIn of t'ol, \vot wei. h1411 will invariab ly p1,orish in Iho i ItadiHh,. Lot.tune, Tu'rnilp, On ioi Salsify, Spinacsh will with;ioud t horoforo, miany :ailures r+ mit pilntotr int either 140ito tilt' alt I in covering Htunal1 deliOatI' 1','s-4 occurs with a peron wh: is sods, tho ronson is intvatriatl from oither had harvesting or rttlly the prinvilpal c'an81', a' ch(sl Your supplion fC'om GILDER & Particular Pharmacists First announcement of the New Store. G. B. SUMMER. I have bou ght the stock of Counts & l)ickert, and I am going to conduct. an up-to-date grocery business in their old 'tand. I extend an invitation to myv friend:; >f Newberry and the surrounding count v to drop in and see me. My salesmen, J. P. Aldridge and Clarence H. Sligh, will be glad to see them. G. B. SUMMER. Next door to Mimnautgh's. of Newberry, S. C. origani.z.ec. 1O9 . Capital - - - $50,000 Surplus - - - 19,500 Paid Stockholders since organization 21,000 Paid Depositors in Savings depart ment since or ganization - - $9,200 A mutn working by th d i-, pa;i for the tim hH lnuts inl at wor;, hUt whl-t that nan Sa,ve ia dollar >r hi ia% s labor it works for hirn .. ht-,. AA well its days; never lays , tl --oe ont of bad weathluser and rmv r -t icek, but goes right, on earni' tim Il income. It's a nici' thling t. worl For mon;ey, bult i's mneh a o-r l!avt nu:noty working for y ou' Tr I ---opIel a sain~iigs accont n -i hin tid get some mloney~ wt>rkjig C r y. n \Iako a detposiit in thle SHavin: 4 do nartmnt today andic lot it be, in i va.rk for yon. 1 uterest compeii edti auc yor. Note Our Steady Growthi 1)lCEPuSITS. January I, 1897-8t1-,4It; 21' Jainuary I, I 899 -$ *I2,32(i .nnary I. 190)0-8lal].sna ti Jaur 1, 1902-$137.10(11 . Fanuary 1, 1903-$163,161 61' [he Commercial Bank' OF NEWBERRY, S. C. () H .'1AYi.Ci. Vice P'ri t. % F' WRIGI'T. ('asahier. LA. N. VoN , ~ ;1enI. M .n. '..' b W 1. (XUNT A 't - -. n . oliqiuor for 'h' Hank. (i.(0. S. NOIoyiRi. Atdor, e .L (I El . UA l 2. l',a'1.i NI '. *I '. (i':l0 W.NMIM ,Pest Mos1n \. .1 1(iisoN, I'at','. J1NO. Mi. K I N A 1lo. P' blti. A TTENTION FARMERS Jali and see my line of Jeering Binders, Mowers and Rakes. The celebrated~ rhomas Disc and Smoothing Harrows, sold on easy terms. I. W. WHITEr holr ponhiarit ion and differntt ro of th Vatriuu", vtriotios 1, c!tesfutl gardonling; soute sort t whiaI of htr4 n iI1 perish; tomet+ anid aro cr->inplttly entont up, It RRHHa1111tH. I', Stiutish, .\,"lou, Pumupkin, Voty dlolicato gori, arid if it tt,ltco"d Ith,-ir 1b"Uiti!'g, they trtl,ult,; ot Ih.+ tcotttrtrv, PeN, n, II.(tt, StIImp B aot , Carrot, <1 piiti 4 a ), 1 of L41n0ob wttather; fr.m tht inoxporlteci of the mllt1r,1otr tim for mowing, or y to' dto."p, but when fatilur.t fnrllilintr with the Hovitg of Iy b omu;;i(UH th.v are worthless too old to grow; ti . lat,tor iH .i to gnatrd igr.inUa thiN, pur a WEEKS, Corner Drug Store, cr 'vs. o. MUST BE IN EVERY HOME IN NEWBERRY T!h., ,IO t.ir;g dlrliggisiM r"ogne-fil thet bolorr of 11 Ul N A (.,.,potn to bring Iy fr.'., th"' r0a.mbt,r ,iz". bottle ef tihe Girtat -ion.t , MUlNA WI NI. Fol orsab' b I.4 & W1o.4,"I F I C '14 Lt o For Information Con cerning these Harness CALL AT4 NEWBERRY HARDWARE CO. DEALERS IN Hardware and General Agricultural Implimenits. THE NEWBEIIRY STEAM L.AUNDRY Respectfully solicits the business of this community. With the latest improved ma chinery and the most approved methods of cleaning the linen; a thorough knowledge of the business and most complete devices of the trade, combined with politeness and careful attention to the wants of their patrons, they trust to please ?veryone. Their work s guarainteed to be First, class in every Darticular. L,. B. AULL, Lessoo. Watches, Clocks, Silver and Plato Ware, Cut Glass and Table Ware SUITABLE FOR Nedding and Birthday Presents Key winding Watches Changed to Stemn Winders. Eduard Scholtz,