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BRIDAL PHOTOGRAPHS. Not Ne"'Ay So Many iTaken Now. daym as There Ufted to Be. Bridteo are probably Just as baUtiful now. as ever tilY ', r. but they are not noaly so animou 141 record their positluptial lovosilics, byIlleanls "if phio tograli:. .\tbst photo.., ;.hers a.% they are gl1ad of it. --I : , i -.y ik *.: picturem of h * d N. - ,. % te:.:rapher. ".1ke all tIe ri'est in he orM. I i%e the dear ce -- i' : it vOlincs down to S : n :.. , ' ~tsiiu tilt' do not salsy mir artisth isi ncts. 1'ew brides tak . s i;iSt'inehowtt~ their Wc-o - t .o : . .\ hbride is sup p '2 ~ 'k "uil - a t ' ti. lovely (oil he u\01.d if 0.1hdoy thirnd to te. i6:the subjectr that su th1-,4 roal!ve that. In st:- best %". that oc of i art, apt to loik thsanle way w-henl t .t.:rp:hed in their w %, l. cry 'Tey a eT ither too palc t ,n l :in,l :hcy ha\e aI nerr OUs. :: -'':.i: n Iit1 robs the faceV 01 .1;4 KOd itues fo-- photographic purpos. "Thet 1llte was wheln no bride onsid ered heirelf reaflv imarried until sho bad nrri3.i htrself in \\potles w ite anld ha-h: lit1re t:3ken. ;enjerally 'le' cnllw wih her. a d; -h' lookedl Just about :i ihas he did t' nst s. the tru. 1 'a b;id positli: brides antld ridron before tht t,amer,' Inst 0;.i if l.mlin them, t look pieas ant I alw:~ ~I), -lit . e s yi g i n' ltoylk iii . f y canI possibly l p it.' and 11 woul' ,:tvc to think u. i seruin , we to k ',-r f:om scrouging doN ,t, 4 ik, anz t hi,: zhoulder and to heicc bi. floinl rt'-pontJillz With an equahy .nippr'1 nat e r ice. But with ,K ::Iy precautions I never fully S110 ckueedt %i ort rvi itina their acting li' luTt V . Ti.e other day when look ine .k r a lot of old neatives I came ae:- evr..! idndred : t hose sentl m .:'' .in. ::t:ns. and I thanked Eli iiky -t:. tItI nowadays few n, !y :* . mupho have the camer POULTRY POINTERS StaIh 1 - ':.d s-tk. - in inilk anti qjuized dry le 1 giJ ft-ed for young un. s:zed tggs should be t FV7. :i1 orr.aV ones are apt to I :-- it: ed fornwd-k ho k T -I- ' - 'x so surv to come Iw !..hr r.wB: hence It Is a good pa: N i; ar ti-to i:2 -clt way. L' - h . .:n..: .1.-ks 'ftenl if you w : . : ie rapidly, but do :. t !joi n,r at .t tljt than they will a n a few luinutes. 'Lity h. ld; ! It s soonl Ilq thle saf - :' h--t hiiin is to burn all of y e roiin: l,ia 112 .v ' w pi.k p their roodl ul Ei y'S t.l rela lstWh thty go jt itt l. two anld then i SI t'r ti nf.: ie w'rong 'e e lt i .t ()h,- r*e-N is 1tp inl Sut closo qu1itit.-s iil t l o t - V c nnliot ti ake enoti,zl tr i t'd11 l igestionl. li lns The1(15 41 liene o t lickly i i tPe n. ttnltt' t 111i h'5' n t , lt i'lt iot iinplit, thfe reavd ari tih ttnlt(i hs ti and I.enh of t' orgni.?titth eirtt 11thitt and4 atined bladesi :n-. spreald i'olt horizotally ri thrn' tt's nd itt whieb' suk pearhnIcpa acidOl) i oi the sturround1(iIg tr adr intgrate it ltinthir ow tto' elt wner tteingtnc oa suight.1)1 in the rick-d Cly eas,iln lte contrar ist gis th riat-i tened1111 tist nd branthes whl ih under ftke ts essential opet'ion in11 lthe lie'i to the lant t' isukn lintt ofi tirbon the vegtablee tu-iy wha th eain und digesptig' 'f food are ltol the atmal woodyF~b in tet andtloig tir wor b ''lThel Geen'iend IWileIanumber tofv torkens wre sitting i a in hi the Rugitsel Ie thrn, a inan ofir foy, nedt? Ng er tnhte a111 wager tat 'uithe wouldtdrink. "dozen t glaesof asinhiit whifeC11 do'lckt wa setgrikn.Te.ae a on tetale ln the his okeN ir. swalowded is4p. firt) htilat and the1 cOslolk t u latst iisedC sting whenstc bhi drankyte twelthan'lstaWil hi companions0- wr wophudinougo feat Negoellstaggeredt andos thel havi ly tohloor.g fe.- pIee Reubliean. Whaltl Huent. "Yaesear was)lhli' teaingvlo th latest "Hhra aId f(elowgetting $yoa wrd!"e her tt'xl')ihntledo.ri gr arid De temiln tl aye thI las ord "iWinit "iClit?" the d.rugit sleeplyin TRAINING A LION. A Daring Pertornaance That Had a Very SIMIPe EXPIPpitteo, Nefohg ago a lin ta1ier ihko was exhibiting in a German eicus in Hol. land attracted in tnense crowlS at ev ery Perforintiue by doing what' seemed to be the most daring of acts in the lions' eage. Ile would climb into the eage with great pieces of meat and throw it to the roaring beasts. The inoment they had leaped upon it he would sprin aniong them and put his foot on it. The ainituals would growl furiously. and then, just as the specta tors were all waiting breathlessly. ex peckting that the beasts would tear hitm to piece.s they would shrink back. cowed. Aftier ie had repented this ex viting act for many days an Elinglish 1nan tit:1le a wager, with him for a big suin of montey that he would not dare to do it after the lions had been starved for three days. The trainer considered for a nioinent and tjten tecepted tho Wage. 1 aaking only the condition that he le allowed to have thret weeks o' prepamntit At the (,nti of throe weeks the itriinf annou1n'd that he was rxemdy. and il pwrowcess of st.arving the tions bega Thle iuthnu.n kept gu:rds pst.: arMd ftlh iene day and ni(la to m11 certatin tihat not a :norsel of food shoni. be given to the aunisil. At The ex;.n tion of ie thrxec days all Amsterdi.. rushtd : -w oircus. The lioni - iiidden-l ":th hunger. as siy wm could w anud bear. for they . wt.:ittL I : a id their atte p: brak 1uneb,he har, shwxoe.i; Ri...cy 1 1" l: e becoile In the .,g: of !!e hle trainer enten,! ::t C-g .1inenlste p)tvet of :,"t hi aU. I I ed it on the t, the t.: s ed is ". hip ?t.d. ron one h i O :o apprI:i, :Ii' might) : ay -rouched rosr. and growling -zo itiri that t g.e;r g fraine t-'lk and each k ;t hs teT rifie y w . ye- fixed hungr:1y on I meiat i t: In nilt %f S s 7r.o rhe trainer stoio . :fted itPe f and Tos'sed it b them agiu . ano in a n i):zen tl'e ions "-ore ii a zrt tawny I lil! it'iliit and snarlmg and tear:nL w ihbod fron the mangle, betf s;u: . all over iit age The Enighh.i:t .1'. l-et and th.n tried to filid : hw t honl tamner had aw quired su -Wiiv-ifit olttrol over hs bst;Is .\tir Aht 111n111 Would not tv;l. 11ut .1" las t , e, eon e t . e - phiin it. l urn.: the three weeks' pe riod of prejatation he haI a Iwavays starvvd the liona toin the very begin nin .ThI- tin the fourthi day. he wou-Ild ent1or flte aeWith :i pieee of bet-f which had ten s'ltki in kero sente oil. The lI oIS wol Id Ilk' SonIer pounct- upon it than tey would shritnk away. sit-Ittit-( ity the S:c TIII hIli he would Ci.r,w iit-itn a fresh and gx-l piece of heef. VhiCh Ithey wouhId devour in a tuintnent. The lionls snbeaie sgl :w1, st1o ined it. x o t l 1.:It t h.- fi:- t pi -t *f he-ef thit was Itrwn to th-Itt w. nt vix> twi iat 1t, e il Of tihtte ith-y w(outl not A'venl 1intwv fr-in tliwir 4-rniis when the traiiner threw it on) th. rt.m ".f Owi -:1,"o. Th116Y wvotli( no! Ii-y to eat Intyt hilig exct-ll the StI itl iee. So ti.- ihiring tuick had it very iliple exthtlition. -Washington pozt. A Text of Ieftenteent. e trutI test Of retilneltent Is a ut i for it reartd ftor thli welfatre and Intertsts andit feel'inigs of (thlers. Thert' is a rt'tiineinit whlich is by echttention, but ini t;tch ('ase the sutre indlienitionis tof retlittminent taret tIh sate. You cau recognize Ithe di Uferietit'e bet ween thoseo who Ihaviie antd thoese who inack telnne inentl byv teir beaintg itn a cr'owd. Iu deced ll thi ditrnce Is eatslt't perceivelt'd in ai street ear ior ini a tarket or In a IItthogtd hiighwuayv thain li a d1rawving titkes til the less rootn and1( chlims. the less coniesion1tl and tiIs readler' tot yiteld wyin wa-hichl a atnii tarries a etnne or tiin ini lis case. Antd agaiti the keeping ot' otte's iiiarket btasktet in the way. 0or (tit oft it. as ant thle b uisiest tuarket hour, is iin inlibtle test of' the. hearerts in ner'i grini. .\ndl so ini mtaniy othier inor [hit ters-. l'hiladtelphi 1edger'. Sill. (Citure In Italy. A itt tt 5u it A. I 1. 1 'erslitan monks tlrst brout ight i al kwtor'in eggs coneailed ini the hiead of a hllhow sitf to Itnustan itaioph. llTente si like Iuture spireadi ini it wats buit a stepl. Noll, eimate, peo0 11e Sit itedi It. TPhe Iindutstry'3 t(ok root, grewv, thIirove trtid continuiles to this dlay. The thifty1 peaan it mannage's to get silk atnd oil atid wine fron the siamet sinialilutolinig. Pirst lhe phunts his mul berry t retes, six teeni feet eachi way; netxt hle itrunies the heads to a hollow elut antd tri ns his vinues all over them, andtinatlly iaroiud thte edige lie sets ai shielter (of tlivye Itrees. So till seasons brning hutimhto and the rewvard of It. Fotrgottenu, butt Not llanUt. "NI y* dlar," sald Mr . Pewnyhuib, ven tturintg to put In a wvord as she pausiedl for btreathI. ''may I ask what you are Reolinug tabout ?"' "I cani't r'imembiher it just now," re piha~d lis ralte siloutse. ''You've drlIie It (tit of my13 hieiii. ~ltt If I hadn't a good reason fot' it (1o you suppose I'd be as matd as I am?"t' And she broke loose again,-Ohleago T rIhtie. 'rhe Only DiiYerence. "I It diflere'nte betwveen (de main daIt's fgerln' on Iperptetitiual(tt in," said Un elei heni'l, "'ani' dt' nnin dbot's workini' a systemii tO be'at di' raees Is dot de per e'y in de' ius' pIliace."'-WashIngton Star. lt'tw'een the ptarty of the fir'st part anid It' party or Ithe second part there's uinytl a H0orrow Sanei(tioned byt hl w. --Schoolimaster. Yocinga then a nd thtniden, ILife wouhiil bec'(omet Iinttlerab1lte if girls coithi not ihe on flanit andtii tncoqui iet tishi termis wtih men of Iteir own ageiM or some1 yt'aris th' seniors. The idea that b)(eOns tIS wo yttiung iteolt itay have a' i grea t deail i conotnoiIit3 th muat aliso be~ in love Is lutIpily dyiig out1. No one is hurt. no one Is comptromise'd, whlen a friendship dot's not1 lead to inm'rrhge. JohniI Oliver Hob'.tes itn Pall Mall Mag LAURFA KEENE08 PEAM* A Vision In Slumber That Was Tause ed Into a Reality. Stuart Itobson used to tell a.strange story of Laurn Keene. with whop he playe4 In the sixties in the last centu. ry. "The sight of a bottle of red Ink was enough to upset her for a week." he said. "On one occasion we were playing a farce 6ailed 'The Lady and the Devil.' An important scene of it was when she was sitting at a table preparatory to writing a letter. I, as her servant, stood at the back of a chair. 'Take your right hand off that chair.' she whispered. The stage dia logue proceeded. 'You are sure you can find Don llafael at his lodgings?' 'Yes, madam; his servant tells me his wounds will conune hin to his bed for a week.' 'Is this the oLly paper that we have? Where is the ink?' 'Here, madam.' And I bent forward to place the ink within her reach, when, in my confusion at her reproof, the vessel was upset and its contents trickled on to the lap of her satin dress. The Ink wAs hkkid rvd. I shall never for get -1he h,ty Wit that overspread her iNav., tnd s so fri.thteued that I rjev-r k-iuv h4va the s.n e ended. "Tw nix rnwryi at rehearsal she tol rou- I vis &.riPM t-% ill luck for the temn iiindi t, tr i s.x She Malhxl the :smtorxa 1.* 6(-:'. :- n vA e them a de T H E O E A'LYn BIY the A*scia Nutannee~t- or Whoak Ther and Lhey ar.rei beforze the Yourlas litleouce oa*t ber : . to the ~ Ni ttwro YeAr appreciates~~ tt. mier of enetann to ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~A' rep1= a aeo antoswt a t intwende : sift of her dards.. haing suddenl remembered THE TOO EARLY BIRD. A Socis Junesae o 'ueom Thyr* Is No E~xcues. Mr.-m:, t tha t tir. the reuiro Iry.*t .tt,h i l v ery to:tli to a dinner. antif.e arr4ave an Lov.r before the M 't-r llet lit%4- toue wblave to be e1t-.ated to tliv trst ain iabe soul who appriites t. Ti-ry of e trtaining tbe ttd vay th hs. You had ltended to rep'lao.q a vase of carnations with sne of roe or oiae you had at the last moment Intendmid to shift the plate cards. havinig suddenlh rewewbered that Miss Jones had a quiet fancy for Mr Stoithe tlit Mr. auith reilpro statioshuredoe.h rinlae Mr. sarith will have to wonder, and M .1-wte-A will have to muramon up her pre,,onct-o i meind and eonoealI her dis appoit hen* T too early birds must be greeted is thoup yriou were glad to he fat tihl ntd apnreiated their appar Pot Imxpatience to have t oe fuio lely. aou really wtotid like to give your baeinc a bu1tiP totth. hut not so. Your gstsg it tva it yohw. The too eary birds haunt the rnilwn statin hrstetonrwhteera-ittleaves Eas t:r 'C nte joneussad n vat of th ea.RusanCrita those giv earl Eastr.gg are ama coethe p fraini felsewre, andno tlen has oen te lasterf huanriy the exsprtingoo tan the oson eal Nevrsky lxrospect st easy toenmagThe wathe xi beauty ate ay ntail inEste lace . butnd leest you have o the sat 1ften of nexegs. dscxftuea miAn he tretthogh isd of act. Tiear ry h ake tovey anfeinftor atheeuty witrh thmn n eorte paticalti hoeife watte rushiba-r airttectie.'rxpx Themotxvocio ussofalmrn bEaster if preys is the greats frski-e whe.ts areachs aotlegt cofparenty thoye fien ad Ete Es re oft tetco oursetolxixpincipalsfaonge ando tillr sootonedhastoe the trlarmin thdosieincor ittc tawxeI sops nlso tovhan atxoctios ilttn eas ton ixpec then beamtyind conaineinxis fstmac prtins ororetunesd tortenes, lace andJewes areseon tecn thaito the degdntwgsn.xcte? A"Werlryorg isor whe hos pik veined merlver immeud hinthe gol. Sxxxri ntivnyg id wotox ive the saThe adhixtaet can lve obyeringin thendevonut chuke noxlans n for the ktull-Pfifaesphieng isetndeful Thearong ioaos ofomallnvrine r bueasto except io the ma wo kiler fiv fet, Axn it anwst,isl wt "IIhare's a opiiknfet."igstv powers )Ie)thik ed gt thendsomer. alos heigryofs Jader.-Itt eesees toe a arocios luttn, a ntey speat thrter promises ake foute seaule of haereltoaon te rofortthifkin theratIlt fedx numitwsitxiaeI? OV, ADYWARb RtviDws th Cadets of the Virgl MiU 1tary Intitute. The State. Loxington, Va, June 17.-GoV. D. 0. Heywurd of South Carolina upon the ecial invitation of (ien. Scott. Sbis, superintendent of the Virginia Military institute, reviewed the battalion of cadets this afternoon. A salute of 17 Rins, the governor's salutes wai fire d in honor of the dis tinguished Carolinian. Gov. Hey, war,1 expressed hiiself as tuboh pleased with the militawy bearing of the young soldiers. Mr. S. H. Williams, a farmer who live I about two miles east of Lancaa ter, committed suicide Tuesday night by llowing his brains out witb i shot gun. He had been sick and was de. spondent because of inability to work his orop. He leaves a wife and one RUBT SAV30 IMi of Newberry, S. C. C>xrganix ec. 106. 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 laor it works for him nights, as well as days; never lays ff oti ac cont of bad weather and never gets sick, but goes right on earning him an Inm3e. a nice thing to work (or money, but it's much ieicer to have im-oney working for ) on Try it-open a savings account with us and get -ome money working for you. Make a deposit inl the Savings de partment today mid let it begin to work for yon. loteresi computed at 4 pt-i cot January 1 and July 1 of eacb year. Small Savings are the Stepping Stones to success and plenty $1.00 a month deposited in our lIIH DRMU? Will in 10 years amount to $ 146 00 $5.00 will in 10 years amount to - - - - $730 00 $10.00 will in 10 years amount to - -- -'$I460 00 We want your business. H ave ample facilities to accommodate our cusi tomers. The Commercial Bank of Newberry, s. C. TABLETS, Box PAPER, VISITING GAROS and everything in the line of STAPLE STA TIONERY at the HIERALD AND NEWS Tablets from 2 cents each up. Beautiful Writing Papers. Come and see. Also a line of nice Cigar s. A TTENTION FARMERS Call and see my line of Deering Binders, Mowers and Rakes. The celebrated Thomas Disc and Smoothing Harrows, sold on easy terms. J. W. WHITF ITiP . I RousEs 0RPID Lt.vm LD ALL UmaoIsTs JHY US LA THE VEGI SUPHRIOR IN QU TO ALI im Address SOUT1 iAVANNH GA, THE SEAB AIR LINE NORTH -- SOUTH Two Daily Pullman V Between SOUTH FIRST-CLASS DIN The Best Rates and R Via Richmond and Norfolk and Stea Nashville, Memp Louis, Chicago, N Points South and Sout and Jacksonville an and Cuba. POSITIVELY THE SHC NORTH Al SWiFor detailed informati< man reservations, etc., ap board Air Line Railway,c Passenger Agent, Columb C. F. STEWART, SAVA N! WJUTHER ~~TS Dining, leeping n' tion, lortedt WM. .. G... AMASO a i CorioOm llcr twenty rt 9*1 t o - ~ o rfil Box FF Atintp, 4. ,E LARL) I? 3TABL13 FAT LlTY AND PURITY ,OTHERS Ai 1ERN COTTON C CAROUNAS AND CEO1 'AA. OARD RAILWAY. -- EAST -- WEST. estibuled Limited Trains ind NEW YORK. ING CAR SERVICE, oute to all Eastern Cities Washington, or via mers. To Atlanta, his, Louisville, St. ew Orleans, and All hwest-To Savannah d all points in Florida )RTEST LINE BETWEEN '4D SOUTH. )n, rates, schedules, Pull >ly to any agent of The Sea r J. J. Puller, Travellng a, S. C. VIAH, GA. LINE FOR BUSINESS, LiNE FOR PLEASURE, LINE FOR ALL THEl BEST 4ER RESORTS 4pletb Summzaer Raort Foider ed4 Free to Any Addre.sa 10 @JT jliE LJGHFAPEoffRgIVEL IDS(UTH -Cuba. unexcelled~ for luxury vith the.latest Pullman rhoroughfare Cars. maps or any informa. CRAIG, ral Passenger Agent, Wilmington. N. C. ILUE RIDGE RA11WJ is. 0. BEA% TIF, Pir.6eve1, lu EtwertJunot i92, ieto..e irfn.u ur d W4a1.1ki". HAbrChi>)UINI1. WEZTHOUr. ARRIVIC. LEAV4. Mixed. MIxed No. 9 Nd. 12 t3tatlona. No. 11 No. 9 P. M. A. M. P. M. A. M S10 9 56............... Bel ton............... 3 2) 16 60 2448 9 38 ........Andereon F. D......... 340 11 10 245 9 30........ inderson P. D..... 45 1116 ........ 9 25........ W est Andurson....... 3 49 ........ ........ 909 ...............Denver.............. 369 ........ 902............... Autun.............. 405 ........ ........1 856 ............POndleton ........... 4 11 ........ ---..... 847 ..............Cherry............... 41 8 ........ --...... S ........ ......8A4danim............... 421 . . 8 28 .....JOW1la in Juiot ... ... 438 ,. -------- 8 253............... 0 nell cit.. ........... 4 M5 4401. ----..... 8 0 ....... .West Utilai ......... O4 .. ---:.--. 8 00............ W altulla ............ .09 . All regular tri-i in fro. . Beltonl to Walihalat, have precedence ovel traius of a tmo 01181 U oving in the opposite direotto uniless.oth' erwiso Specified by train order. Will a"so stop at the following stationa to take on and let oil nassengers: Phinneyl'i JAmea and Sand y SprIugs. J. it. ANim)TsuM, dupertntondont Charlestou and Western Uarolina Rwv Co. Augusta and Ashevillo Short Line (Schedule in ell'bet blarolh I, 190.) (Road Down1.) (Ite.d Up) 12.46 put .........Lv Newberry ........ Ar 3.'0 pii 1.60 pinl . Ar L auroni ....... .... Lv e.02 pig, 2.7 pin ........Lv Laurenu... Ar 1.30 py) '.30 pil......... Ar 8partanburg..... L v 12 01 pin 3.41)p1n ......... Liv .:partanburg..... Ar 14).25 als 3.8A Pl......... Ar Saluda............... Lv S. S9 am 0.11 po.........Ar tiendersonville Lv 8.05 ai 7.15 Pa......... A rsheville........... Lv 7.00 am U.40 pan......v Newberry (c...aL.) 8 10 pIla 1.60 P:u...... Ar Laurens ................. Ly 2.02 pm -6 pm...... Lv Lt'.r ns.................Ar 1.46 vin 2. pm......Ar Urenwooi.............Lv 12.44 pm .20 i m. Ar Augueta.................Lv 10.10 am 2 85 Pmt ...... I'v Antagusta........ ..... .. A r^l.55 a~ml 8.30 pian...... Ar Beaufort. .............Lv 7.W0 am 6.16 pm...... Ar Port Royal............ liv 7.40 amni 12 46 pm.Lv Nn.berry(O N.&L)Ar .10 p1il 1 E0 pm..... Ar Lauren" ..... ......... Lv 2.02 pin 2 '9 pm ...... Iv Liatir i" .-............. AT 1.16 -Um 8.25 P ..... 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