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FRAUD ON CONSTITUTIUN. (Concluded from first page.) or cunning oonttruotions with his personal wishs; but to "preservo and pro'oot the "Constitution to the best of his ability," and to "faithfully ox ocuto" its provisions. No proeodents, nor any number of piocedonts ann justify it continued departure from the plain mntdato of the law. The appeal is to llte constitution itself. It must bo obeyed, or its authority re jted. And it must be said t lit II r. lioose. volt has boon particularly regardless of the solo rule for his contuet in this cast. Th( Hecond provision of the Constitution, which wo ha ve <luoh"l, t Its p l in as tho tlintl. lit is re'tinit to have tho advie tud "eonlstit" of tho Sonato in order to umako aiy olli cor of thl 1111th ed Staitts. It is as Vs sential in the etse of a collector of a port Its iii tIto iet'is of ii 1itbassai lor or Chief Justice. All are put oin tho same plano. Idlool, tho econsent of the Senato" is just as nec4tsary under the law, to te imking of it plort coliot'uor Its to tho inlaking of it "treaty'' with i a foroigii 'ower. So much ilutportaict' did itho fratrs of the (onstithtion attacl to it auttt'r of filling tho l'tilri od os inl the soveral F't'tlor"ttod Stfat e ' It is seatrrelt to lbe suIIpposttl that ir l )ost'\"t Woul it lmlt tl finh it way tfo ovath t ho (t ti it ' Iti ill it ini, I i cat it '. it uthl o lit' tlI\tl'n lititn Ill1111'i hit Ihetw stinijlttt get~ us bi lin tvu cese i tit ,l f I m ttat' ihat fe i r' t t l ll l l i l t of i a ''lit'c ti.r I'. tho port 'f ('halIht.ort. Hw lo t s h hmttI t ' it i ih ltIr tnitltntt' Yti Y T hr"t'te t it' it sut'ct i oi it i th' ofnimliti on of it r. ('cl ) t) tlli' las tIt' l' I hil ittil i t i. t' Ititt' witoit it \ 'ltv , 1of it 't'c t lo sitlti ti of t hat holly. (In urIohe i ocaiolon, wvhtnt r+ lunritlt<1 by alr. Ituo. evelt p)ritleressor, it wats forlnutly rt'j.';t'tl a Nt1i111 to ho inatho. T'\ict' Sine it has btnt b l'ionevttel 1a \ tlr. o t' v't tt diT'rttt s tssioni of dilm nttt ('on tosss, tlit tiilo Stattilit refuso i toi itatritio" it i,r* to "co stn t" Io it. ot ino sootor hio( that hotl\ Itl joulrn d't, aftt'r its t hlirdi dtl '1rllined't refutl, than l\tr. loosevelt orl it hitu to bt itiutmiS l'ionet, to lill thit' tiieo of eolhltctoorf It your, oihl I thallow trittieO that ht wits htiltI comitttsSionot , tt 11(0aun t he l i t Ilt tlomal pr ovision, to "fill at vaicltne\ (hat had "happunedl duiring; tho r" ross of thett oat itte." hoelt' t I etI i is is netl'oii' i littr ist itt,1 tatatur of inttait'u eretin" ofs ctin, iirgatii lit' ortt iofi ai fratidu'let nt per v~ers .lan vijn i t os e, agn.\ rrt iin,lid bevr at al momet' sees ied ip'en Sdd'i viii.O Mot tRemarkablte Cst r ideutfictio 'thav t ftpp nd t litop Narlt One Wha issl to ithi s da lie ftheit.' mpostl tit remrkbt scavtrof idest ih'a tohipm. nal nehnre e Pres. Ien theio year gr8 i tere hut hed s itige itend li raytl'r seenh paneiedbya seofrvat'.e to <i3atter inet the btest'htl. ''The 3th ot. was litte coieinr amyusot a uotis h eaolbi" o yy e p "What of it?" was the return. "Do you remember a man in a bluo ruit. who carried your trunk ono stormy night to t ho hlotel toma?Y" "1 do," the stranger answortd. ")o you recall that on the way from the post wagon to the hotel the muan told you ht had f'ught in the Spanish atrmy, and ho showed to vou a eabro cut on t rho frornd which ho recoived whilo in that. sorS ic," "'lhat, too is orruet, niud I dis missod you % ith a F+'runoh voin, not having rhanuged nough money to thocurrenoy of thu country," maid tie t ravellr. 'Thle prisone0r b rushcd, his hair back froim his forehe I and showo'd over thit' l ft trnple ia dop srar. THE OLD Absoluf THERE IS NN THE NEWBERRY STEAM LAUNDRY Respectfully solicits the business of this commv1unity. With the latest improved m1a 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 politenoss and careful attetiion to the wants of their datrons, they trust to please everyone. Their work is gtuaranteed to be first class in every 11( 90WIlllTI\ ti:ll iii 1Jllll(I1ly, 1.. 1P. A tili . isssee. Watches, Clocks, $iluer and Plate Ware, Cut Glass and Table Ware SU/TABL.E FOR Wedding and Birthday Presents Key winding Watches Changed to Stem Winders. Eduard Scholtz, Ginge TH E On the FOR S/' W. G. MayE Gilde 'rho orime for whieb he was on trial had heen committed in Florence on tho very day the two mn were' together in Home. The Jidge no - coptt'd tiht) alibi and acquitted the pritoner. 'Thre wookK later three highway munl wore oaptured tollowing a rob hory of tit' post wagon bound sout1h0 from Floronoo. 1'he thrc prioners woro t ho t ravollor, him Hervant. and tho man with the sear. The ''travel t''r" anhi K 1oisrvant ha(I gone to l"lort'eco toroily to got. their con fedoratto ont of at sorapo, and the trick wouIl halvo suecoooded had not the throo ('ontiu11nd their operationa and bteoin eaught. All thron wore son. tone'.tl to (leath. RELIABLE a" IDER ely Pure SUBSTITUTE Master's Sales. STA'I (1" S0I'l'TI 'AI01.LNA, t't)l'N' 01- NI:\Wil:iv -N t'trui M0N P'l.I-:AS. CN. 1. lI e rs. I'laintil. vs. D lem ps \\illin-, :. 1U. Schtumpert &k Co., 1)ttrntlatnts. 1"Y ttl;ll t. ol" T'll-": COUTt 'l ) hertein. I will sell at tublic outcry. bifr t' tlhe Court Iouse ioor at New berr . bet w\nt'tt t he legal hours of sale, ttn t ht tirst \onday in April. 1903, the Ioflto\ iin '-serilbetd property, to wit: All i t tact. piece or parcel of land sit ilt, lyVinig :ut being in the county of New\beirr. State of Sonth Carolina, contit nini nig ur (-) Acres, more or less, and bunitidtd by luuls of G. M. Howers, 1. 11. I)(mini ekit , and (Gt'orge Wheeler. Term i f 1 Sale: ('ash. Purchaser to ii. II. R IKARD, Mlaster Newberry County. t rs )tlite. \1 arch 9, 1903. S''A'l'1 O1" SOUT'I'll CAROLINA, l'o' N'1Y F Nl\IHIRRY -IN ('t)\l\h)N I'b-AS. Vo.tter N. Miartin. as Administrator of the Personal itate of .James N. MIaritini. decieased, P.Ilaint iff, vs. D)oug las Garmany,iiiv et al. , D)efendants, > heein I illsel atjpublicoucy befor ltp'tte 'ourt I louse ioor in New hie'rry h et wt'en the legal hours of sale, on thle first Monday in April, 1903, the ftollowing dtescribetd propertyv, to wit: All that t raet or plantati'on of' Iand lyiInt litbiing situnate in Newberry (Coiinty, St ate of' South Carolina, conl t aitinig Tirty1 -Ninew (:39) Acres, more or It'ss. amnl boundited by lanids ot 10. S. Coppociltk. NIri. Tlhos. Lake, \V. Y. Fair, and A. ('. Weltchi lT'eruis of Sale: Cash. P nuchaser tc pay ttor piape'rs. * ~ 11. 1I. RIKARD), NIatM'' Iastetr Newbeirry County. Mate'sIlice, Marteb 9. 1903. N~Joti ce to r red itors Co'., a brmiit tcomposiOed of Dav id flipl antI Wmii. T1. 11 atton, andi as Adlmn is tra tor of Wm't . TI I at ton, dleceas4ed, hI'int ilT, aigaiinst Wmn. D)avid I lattoi antd Annuit' 10. I attin, D efendlants. T'iIl. CRln.ITORS 01" WM. T.' qi it ton diic sied, arehereby r. lishi t' e sont lit Iore' me on or bt'fort Sit e I tlh a .tof A pril, 1903, and t.hey *art' hetrtby enjotinetd frtom suting upor0 tip titheri'w j;t prosec utinug t hteir demands Ii. II. Rikard, \l asteri Newberry (Cotuty. Miaste's> ( IIlit't, N:arch Iu3, 19103. r le ! BEST Market LE BY ~s and r & Weeks. Probate Judge's $ale. SI'ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWJERRY-IN PHOBATE COURT. J. Burr Stockman, Plaintiff, against Mary Thomas et al, Defendants. B Y ORDER OF THE COURT HERE in will I sell before the court house door at Nowborry on salesday in April (6th day) 1903, the following described real estate: All that tract or parcel of land situ ate in said county containing seven acres, and boundedty lands of J. A Enlow, Precious Prisock, St Luke's church land and Hlawkins, Miniek and Mary Thomas. Terms-Cash. J. C. WILSON, J. P. N. C. of Newberry, S. C. Capital - - - $50,000 Surplus - - - 19,500 Paid Stockholders since organization 21,000 Paid Depositors in Savings depart ment since or ganization - - $9,200 A man working by the day is paid for the time he puts in at work, but when that man saves a dollar for his day's labor it works for him nights, as well as days; never lays off on ac count of bad weather and never gets sick, but goes right on earning him an income. It's a nice thing to work for money, but it's much nicer to have money working for you. Try it---open a savings account with us an. get tome money working for you. Make a deposit in the Savings de. part mont. today and let it begin to work for you. Interest computed at -1 per cent January I and July 1 of each year. Note Our Steady Growth. DEPOSITS. January 1, 1897-$ 36,416 29 January 1, 1898-$ 34.030 40 January 1, 1899-$ 42,326 78 January 1. 1900-$ 68,805 90 January 1, 1901-8104,081 62 January 1, 1902-$137,404 15 January 1, 1903-$163,161 61 The OmmerciaI Bank OF NEWBERRY, S. C. O1'FICERS. JNO. M. KINARD, President. 0. 11. MAY ER, Vice Pres't. Z F. WRIGPT, Cashier. .1J NMC(AI' UHRIN, Bookkeeper. InECTORS. L. W. FLOYD, Gen. Man. Newberry Oil Mill. P. C. SMITH, of Smith Bros. W. 11. HUNT Attorney at Law and Solicitor for the Bank. GEo. S. MowER, Attorney at Law. 0. B. MAYER, Physician, and Pres" Newberry Land and Security Co. GEO. W. SUMMER, Pres't Molloho . Cotton Mills. A. J1. GlIlSON, Planter. Z/. I'. WumRiG T. Cashier, JTNO. M. K INARD, President. We pay interest in Savings Depart ment at rate of qo per annum. ATTENTION FARMERS Call and see my line o1 Deering Binders, Mowers and Rakes The celebrated Thomas Disc and Smoothing Harrows sold on easy terms. J. W. WHITE -THE National Badk of' Newberry S ( (E~sTAnLIsHmED IN IS'/I.) Capital -. - - - - $150,000.00 Surplusland Profits - 96,865.88 Ge,neral bianking business Lransacted with p)romptness. Special attention to ..olletions. Correspondence solicited Savings Department. Deoposits allowed interest at the rate of 4 per cent per annum from date of deposit. Interest p)ayable January 1st and July13 1st of each y'ear. M. A. CAntIsLE, Prest,. TI. .S D)UNOAN, (Cashier. .1.~ NI MMONS. As.t. C'r VIA ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAI LROAD. VERY LOW RATES TO THE WEST, NORTHWEST AND CALI FORN IA. COMMENCING FEBRUARY 15. ENDING APRIL 30. Free Chair Cars Union Depots. FAST TRAINS. For full in formation, pamphlets, rates and tickets, adldressi FRED D. MILLER, Trav. P'ass. Agent,i No. 1 Hb.wm mlg. Aant. . One-Way Settlers' Rates. The Atlantic Coast Laine Iailroad Company will participate in one-way settler's rates from Ohio and Mississip pi river gateways---Cininnati, Ohio, haouisville, Ky., vansville, id., I>adu cah, Ky., Cairo, Ill., St. L,ouis, Mo., and points beyond, also in basing rates from Memphis, Tena., (tickets not to be sold from Memphis proper), for SEAB AIR - LINE NORTH -- SOUTH Two Daily Pullman Vc Between SOUTH a FIRST-CLASS DIN The Best Rates and Rc Via Richmond and Norfolk and Stear Nashville, Mempl Louis, Chicago, Nc Points South and Soutl and Jackson?ville an< and Cuba. PosrLn T-:i Sn NORTH Ab *ii'For detailed informatio man reservations, etc.. app board Air L.ine Railway. o Passenger Agent, Coluimbi C.B.WALWORT, A SAVAN N SUPERIOR IN QU '1TO A1 . o Address SOUTHl SAVAN'~NAH, GA~ THE( TIRE SOUTHLE The Groat Highway of THROUGH THE SO bAsenea Service Quick 7 Any Trip Is a Pleasw, Tw'avel via THE soU The Finest Dining-Car For detailed information as to T ick watlons address the nearest Agen W A TRI. .H.h W ASTH .C.WSIN E 4D(; VC OiRT C % Fa'lorTi d Forite , hd, tion. wr.ite to Points on and North of the line of the Frisco System (Memphis to Kansas (ity), to the destinations located on this system or to which this company forms lpirt of an authorized ticketing route, at rate of one-half of the standard one way fare phis $2.00. Dates of sale include from and be tween March 3 and November 17, 1903. For further information see ticket agent. DARD - RAILWAY. - EAST -- WEST. stibuled Limited Trains nd NEW YORK. ING CAR SERVICE. ute to all Eastern Cities Washington, or via aers. -- -To Atlanta, is, Louisville, St. .w Orleans, and All Iwest-T-o Savannah i all points in Florida I'nt:sr' LINI-' BL TWlI-IN UD SOUTH. nI rates, schedules, Pull ly to any agent of The Sea r J. J. Puller, Traveling 1. S. C. sst.(in.Pass. Agt., AH, GA. i V AND PUR oT: Rs ERN COTT<E AROLJNAS A - RN RAILWAY TRADE and TRAVL UTIIERN STATE~S. ime Convenient Jahedules -e Trap to those who rHERN RAILWAY. Service in the World. ets. Rates and Sleeping-Car remer of THlE SOUTHiERN RAILWAY. tWICK. W. Hi. TAYLot, er. Agent. Assista.at Cen. Paese.nger Agent. N. D C. ATLEANTA CA JGN FARp o Ji?{VL Cuba. InecelledC( for luxury lihI the latest Pullman, oroughlfar1e Cars. PLaps or anly lnforuma CRAG, ueeral Passenger- Agent, WVilhmin1gton, No C. BLUE RIDGE RAILROA H. C. BEA'TIE, Receiver. in E'et June 8,k1902. autwuen Andereuon and Walhalla. i.AailimN1 . - WAMTOU14D ARItUVE. LEAVE. Mixed. Mixed No. 9. No. 12 itations. Mo. I1 No. P. M. A.M. P.M. A,t 8 10 9 66...............Belton............... 8 90 10 60 2 48 9 88........andorson F. D......... 3 40 3110 2 45 980........a nderson P. D......... 8 46 1 16 ........ 926........WostAnulu son....... 849 ....... --...... 9 09...............Denver.............. 8 69 ....... -------- 902.............Autun ............405 ........ SPendleton........... 411 ....... ........ 8 47...............Oherry............... 4 18 . """". 844-.- ....Adams............421. . 8 28 ....Jo. danlta Junot... ... 4 88 ........ -...... 8 25.........,...... eneca.............. 4 440 ........ 8 0 ----- ..Wtst Union ....... 604 ... . 800.-.......... Walhalla ............ 609 ........ All regular traiiu frot Belton to Villha bavo precedence over trains of aime class n ovlng In the opposio dirootton unless oth oo a o a the following stations to Jatnen and Sand' otPassengers: Phinney's . 1. AN u , Superintendent Charleston aldosterurCarolina Rwy Co. Augusta and Ashevillo Short Line. Schedule in liffoot July (1, 190, Leavo August-a...............10 10 a m 2 55 p in Arrive (reenwood...........12 44 p in ............. Anderson .....-...-... 7 lop m Laurons................. 1 45 p m 10 80 aw Waterloo (H. 8.)... 1 12 p m ............. Greonvillo............12 22 p in 9 80 am (llenn 8prings...... 4 46 pm ............. Spartan burg......... 3 80 p m 900 a m 8aluda ...........688 pm WId ni..... 6 03 p m ...... A.-+aevlllo. ......... 71 m ............ LIeavo;Asbovlllo............... 7 05p m Sartanburg.........12 01 a in 8.80 p m G .. 8 >rlbgs... "...10 00 a in Greenville ,. ..25 p " A are...... ..','. 20p in 0 p m Arrive Waterloo(...)... 2 a8 p m re avoe .ndorson . -.... -......... ..... 7 25 a m Augusta.............. 6 20p m 11 8 a m Le ave ColunsEi,~^,..... - i i 20 a~~m Newborry 12 42 pin Clinton ---.. --.-1 26 pn Arrivo Greonvill- -8 9 pin Npnrt.anburg ----..- 8 30 pin Glenn 8prings.. 4 00 pa Leave Glein Strings...... ~ 1000 am Spartanburg.------- 1201 pin Greenvilla......,...... 12 6 pm Arrlv.' Clitaon ............. 2 2% pi Newborry........-80 pm - (,a1u '. bl a.. . --.. 4 30 pin tInolutst atl ttost Lino betweet Nowborry d llretuanvllle. 8, artl anbtrg and (lonu (pt"tngs : ('onneotin 8 fromt Newbo ry via Columbia Nt' wburry attal Iantiens hauilway. For an- Inforntatloll wr,to. MIRNk T1 1ILtAl , Geon. P'as+. Agt , ,Auvusta , (.a. 'rafnk M anutaer. (Eastern Standard Time.) Southbound. Northbound. Schedule in Etl'oot August 25th 1902. 8TATION 8. H -10 ain Lv Atlanta (6.A.L) Ar. 8 60 pin 10 50 am Atheons 19 pm 11 55 at Elberton 6 17 put 12 .s pmt Abboville 4 05 pm 1 22 I'm (reonwood 3 36 pnm 2 Ilapi Ar Clinton (Din'r) Lv. 2 45 pin (O.&w.o.) 10 00 sim Lv (lonn Bprings Ar 4 00 pin 12 15 pin 8parlanburg 8 80 pin 12 2 pm (reenville 8 25 pm .larris Springs) 1 12 pm Waterloo 2 85 pm 1 42j-m n r Laurens (Din'r) Lv 2 (7 pm 63 52 P M. Pig. 202 Lv Lanrona Ar 160 2 C9 " Parks Ar 1 42 222 ..Cllnton.. I80 2 84 Goldyllt. 1 17 2 43 ..Kinard.. 1 10 24-19 ...Gary. 1 05 264 ..Jalapa.. 100 .3 10 !Nowberry 19 46 3 24 Prosperity 12 82 3 34 ....8ligb.... 1223 339 1t Mountain 12 19 AM. 361 ...Chapin... 1209 357 Hilton 1202 4 01 White Rook 11 69 4 (7 Ballen tine 11 64 417 ...Irmo..... 1 46 4 21 .Leaphart.. ii 40 415 ArOolumibiaLY 11 20 3)m am I 65 LyColumbia (A.o.L.)Ar II 30 (1 20 Bumter 96 '.0 9 20 Ar Charlston Lv 7 00 T1raine 63 and( 52 arrivo and deopart tram ne0w tunionI depot. Trains 22 and 85 from A. C. L,. freight depot W est (Gervais street, For Rates, TImo Tables, or further iniformna lion call on any Agent,, oxr writo to W. (3. C1li1LD), T, M. EMERSON, PresIdent. .' Trafile MIanger. .1. F. IVINUMTON, 11. M. EMERSO N, , So'. -' '' Gian'1 Frt. & Pss Agt. * nitu,n. . ( Wilington. N. (1 CURSE* OF CUlED) BAY WHITE RIBBON REMEDY No taste. No odor. Can be given in glass of' water', tea, or coffee without patient's knowledige. White*1 Ribbon Remedy wvill cure or dlestr'oy the diseased appetite for alco hoh e stimulants, whether the patient is a confirmed imebriate, a "'tippler,'' so e.ml drlinker or. drunkard. m>ii ossible f or anyone to have an appetite for alco holic hlIluors after using White Ribbon Remedy. Indlors5ed by Members of WV. C. TV. U. Mrs. Moore, p)ress superintendent of Woman 's Christ.ian Temp)erance Union, Ventura, California, writes: "'I have te.sted White Ribbon Reined'- on ver~y ob)stm ate dIruntk ards, and the'cures havej been many. 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