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LIS1 ' ?-?? ? > =========^^^ > ? > < I an ! 1 t I I '-S ( I ? I I ~ ; | ~ X Arlington <r Spartanburg $ Spartanburg 9 Spurtauburg X Landruni J Clifton X Olendale m cowpens . J | Spartanburg .< | Spartanburg j | Bnoree i > Plngerviile | > Inmau \ } CkTwpens < > Facolet Mills Pelham (1 Spartanburg ? Spartanburg ft Tucapau J Fairmont Valley Falls $ Greer ft Woodruff 9t Whitney ft Wellfor^^^^^(ii^i^;Bi^^^^ IB? w < 1 o i Tn s is Headquarters for | GUNS | AMMUNITION I 1 X^LOSiVES | and the Agency for the I "Bt CK S" and I "IRON KING" Stove I Special Attention is given t | IMPROVED ? FARM... I IMPLEMENTS I FvehoHA(?ldDAY 1 .^YOUPONTOETLEPT I ifyouuse 1 X / //Vrhe LRAOUG. with Black $ The REFEREE, # kjr ?ith Semi-Smokeless. X 1 fW W . The IDEAL. NEW 4 LJ ZJ^ ' VICTOR, PREMIER, 2 -yCT-^T^k/ar. and HIOH OUN, with T ?- { Smokeless Powders. I PETERS | METALUC CARTRIDGE 4 revolutionized marksmanship in Rifle, Pist T > and Revolver. I THEY HOLD THE WORLD'S RECORD II * I * ftlBBB^BBBfti^S^B! < > r.MLi-';j* iBRSEwPlV^^HI ' k rre,- .; "V ~ K EMT iiA-Mifc* :ajAfcaMi | < | CHAS. A. MOS j \ ] I One of the most remarkably sin 1 * ceHuful enterprises In this cltv ai % the gardens of Chas. A. Moss, tl florist, No. 553 South Church stree Mr. Moss is a native of Iowa whe < > he learned the flower business. Lil 11 many others from the north an 0 northwest who have tested the a | > vantages of Spartanburg, he is .plea (> ed. He began here on a very mode <> scale In the spring of 1901, with 5 ] | feet of glass. II. raised pot plan t i for bedding mostly, but was succe* | I ful in selling them. He saw a gro' < > ing demand for cut flowers and be 1 | his energies in this direction. I ! | Is a mna of indomitable energy ai j > pluck and hence has adder frc j [ one to two hot houses to his pla r of sp O ? ? C5 O * P Apalachte Mills |19( Arcadia Mills |19( Arkwright Mills 118S Beaumont Manufacturing Co...|188 Blue Ridge Hosiery Co |19C Clifton Manufacturing Co. ...|1813 l). E. Converse Co. . 1181 Jowpens Manufacturing Co |18J . Jrescent Manufacturing Co .. |. 19t Clayton Mills |19( inoree Manufacturing Co |18S , /itigerville Mfg Co |18t .uiuun Mills (19( dary Louise Mills |... / acolet Mfg Co |18i Jelhain Mills j... . Saxon Mills |19( , Spartan Mills |181 . fucapau Mills |18! t'yger Cotton Mills |19( /olhu' Pllllr. \lf.r /'.? . ....vj una "lift. vi? ]io: /ictor Mfg. Co |18? Woodruff Cotton Mill |19C Whitney Mfg. Co |18i Jordan Mfg. Co |19( "iflllREl ?OFs. b. ezel: 80 MORGAN SQUARE is an old, established bui ness of the city, carryi Hardware suited to the war of all. ? lABflazeS |pfGiorv>3 Including DISK PLOWS HARROWS MOWERS and RAK] Also to Building Materia including j Cement, Lime and Hair. r The stock also includes Ri ber and Leather Beltn Molasses, Machinery a Cotton Bagging and Ti S ol. Don't buy until aft r aski s. prices at S. B. EZELL'J if* ' .' . IS' GREENHOUSES. c. every year since the first and is i re preparing one for chrysanthemi je exclusively. He has 6,850 feet 5t. glass, all hot-water heated and n re ern in all respects. His greenhoi <e ?re conveniently located on the ltj line and a visitor who does not d. spect his gardens finds a visit ,g. Spartanburg complete. st Mr. Moss finds the demand 50 cut (lowers growing rapidly, its year he has three times as in is- carnations as ever before. He w- has fruit trees, shade trees, 01 nt mental hedges and shrubs am fe great variety of ornamental .phi nd His establishment fills a long >m want and in a row year a will e nt any in the state. TTfyTfW^W-9-W w VW~ ~ -9 W ^^ EVEN OUR COMPETITORS ARTAN I T3 a. C 4< cr I c J? ? - ? B s 5 a a. ._ c s u u as. ? s i <^> Oi v. _ ~ )2 $350000 % | 18500! 482 >2 200000| | 13824] | 341 >6 200000] | 20256! | 60-1 10 1500001 110000] 193601 252 >? 38000| I | 10 1000000] 200000| 86800[ 95o;166C 0 500000] j 37392i !9 60000| | 10000] ] 26)4 60000 1 1 j.... Yl 250000] 350000] 44800] 900 13 400000| 300000| 36000] 440, 52( (8 50000j | 9000| ] )0 145400| 150000] 18336 | 50Q 28000| | | | VI 1000000] 1000000! 109620,1767 1041 11466| | | ].... >0. 3000001 j 25088| 323| 30C 49 1000000] j 85000 |270C )4 269000| 198500] 64744 16965 Yl 35000] 65000| 8322] | 25? 19 75000| 40000| 7000] | 20C 15 500000| 200000i |1347| )0 350000| | 37000| 750] )8 350000| | 20572| 640| 10C )5 5000| | | j 3d ng HPS its W^m H MB m ????????????????AHHH | LIST 0 I IN BUSINESS f ??**?*??"?*???????* Alexander, A. M., music ES Alverson, M. K., Wagons and vehicles. 1) American National Hank. Anderson, S. O., grocerh Anderson, C. W. & C., si , Andrews Loom-Harness l Arcadia Cotton Mills. ib- Argyle Hotel. J. B. Bagwell & Bro., grc Bailey, W. M. & Co., gro n<l Band & White, printers, gg. Beaumont Manufacturing Becker-Thcmas-Bishop O Bell, J. W., grain and I mg Bell-Richaids Shoe Co., ? Berry J. W., general me Biber, A. W., jewelry. Bishop, D. D. & Co., fat " riefl. Blanton, A. S., groceries 'I Blowers, R. D., city trai Blue Ridge Medicine C< cines. Brown, C. C., groceries. Brown, J. D., groceries Brown, W. R., groceries. Bomar & Crlgler, gents ings. ^ Bowden, R. L., dry got sffij Bryant. T. L. & Co., get I chandisc. .*Jpf Burnett, J. R.. general Burnett, M. P., grocer!" M Burnett & Johnson, lum M Burns, J. K. & Co., ruck Caldwell Bros., groceriei H Caldwell & Huyues, gen chandise. Callahan, W. E. & Co.. g HH Campbell, Miss C. M. A Contrell, F. T. & Sons wagons and vehicles. Cantrell, J. Y., general dlse. rtow Carolina Milling and Hon ims Pany of Cato, T. v., general me iod- Central National Dank, lues Chapman, R. H. F., groci car Claxon, CJ. E., marble wi In- Cleveland, J. A., grceeri to Cohen & Miller, clothing Collins, J. D., dry goods for Collins, M. J., bakery. This Connor, J. M., carpets, inny Correll, I). C., jewelry, also Creseent Manufacturing rna- hosiery. 1 a Crummie, S. 3.. grocerie mts. Crutehfleld & Tolleson, -felt drugs. ijual Cudd, J. N. general m? Cudd, R. E. & Co.. coa 4 ADMIT WE HAVE SITCEEDI BURG COl ** *? S 8 1 ? ? ! .vater iDrtlls , Steam Prints I it earn Drills iteam Sheeting and Towel I .Vater and Steam Sheeting and Drills .Vater and Steam. Sheeting, Drills and Print I Steant Sheeting Hosiery iteam Lawns ( .Vater and Steam.'Sheeting and Drills .Vater j Yarns ! iteam iKIne Sheeting .Vater Yarns .Vater and Steam. Sheeting and Drills .Vater Yarn and Hosiery 1 iteam Prints 1 iteam Sheeting and Prints .Vater and Steam. Sheeting > .Vater and Steam. Sheeting 1 .Vater Prints iteam Prints Steam Sheeting and Prints iteam and Water. Sheeting i Towels and Quilts w^l (j) ft - >r^ ^p ' ^ -* .-JSP. ,-l ^jr- v J| *%^jS VIEWS OF THE 1908 FRESHET t** ****************************** F FIRMS AND COR IN THE CITY OF SPAR I ANBU ***#**?* **???***#*?*??***?****?* store. ery. i. buggies Daniel Iiros., groceries. Daniels it. K., furniture Dean, K. it., livery. !S. Dean. T. C., groceries. ioes. Dillard .). it. &. Co.. feed and si k'o. stables. Dixie Flour and Grain Co. Dodd & Wall, restaurant, iceries. Donation, I,. S., live stock, oeries. Dcugheity, \V. T., groceries. Drayton Mills. Co. Dunliar iiros., wagons, vehicl u.. orugs. 1111(1 guano. lour. DuPre. NVarren, books and static shoes. cry. rchandUe. Erwin, J. O., laundry. Eureka Pad Co. icy groce- Evans, D. A., general store. Evans, O. M., general store. Ezell, M. 11. general store, isfer. Ezell, S. H., hardware, a., niedl- Fant, W. \V., groceries. Fant, Samuel I)., sign painting Fidelity Loan & Trust Co. Fielder & llrown, wholesale g ceries. ' furnish- Fike, CI. O., lumber and buildi material. als. Flneh, W. T., hotel, leral nier- Finch & Co., groceries. First National Hank, merchan- Fleming, C. E., furniture. Floyd, A. G., general inerclu es dise. ber Floyd, J. F. & Co., undertakers, et store. Foster, W. D., grocories. i. Fowler & Ross, repair shop, icral nier- Gallman, O. T. & Co., wholes; groceries. rocerles. Garrett, J. W. Jr., plumber, lilllnery. (lellfuss, A. bakery and conf , buggies, tionery. Gentry, E. D., groceries, merchan- Getsinger-Atkinson Co., furnitu Gilliland, W. F., general nierchi niny Com- dise. Gillilnnd, W. F., livery, rchandlse. Glover, Mrs. M. E., general m clinndlse. ?vles. Goldberg, A., clothing, orks. Goodlett, J. C., bicycles. ea, Graham & White, dry goods. , Green. J. L., groceries. Greene's Carriage Works. Green & Lee. meats. urieshnber, Joseph, tailor. Oreenowald. M.t clothing. Company. Oresham & Co.. restaurant. Criflln, J. A. & Son. groceries, s. C.urley, J. X., groceries, wholesale Hal let t, \V. H.t coal and ice. Ilanna. (J. H.. brick' manufaetui jrchandise. Harris-Crimea Co.. dry goods. 1 and liv- llarty, C. W., plumbing. iD?DO YOU WANT TO SHAKE IN OUR SUC 1NTY Mli * ? 3 tt> *4 60 fi /; i .Clarence Whitman & Co . I. I,. Bailey & Co., Philadelphia.... . I. 10. Reynolds & Co., New York.... . .Oldridge, Lewis & Co.. New York., s .Oldridg", Lewis & Co., New York... v- / . Jeering. MilliUen & Co . Calkner, Page & Co f. L. Bailey Ai Co., Philadelphia.... . Jeering, Millikcn & Co tVordwnrd, Haldwin & Co . Jeering. Mill I ken Ai Co Jeering, Mllllken Ai Co ?Vocdward, I'aldwin & Co . Woodward. Baldwin & Co Jeering, Milliken Ai Co m \ r (J; I ' , I jOMSnRtu I -il.* ^; v^H t ********** *****************j PORATIONS RG, AUGUST 15. 1906 j *************************** i Hcinitsh, Urns store. I Icliimnnn. (Jcorge. successor to A Helilnuum. Harmon iz Foster, ftrooeries. Ilerrintt Furniture Co. tie liertzofj. J. P. & Son, contractor: 1 licks, K L.t groceries. Home Wilt**r Supply Co." Hopkins. k. a., fruits. Humphrey, John D.. hotel. I liiseinaii. Joseph W.. groceries Hygeia I lev iind Fuel Co. es Irwin. A., drugs. Jennings. L. 13.. groceries, in- Johnson, II. J , general nierchni dise. Johnson. W. P., groceries. Johnson, N. S!., general merchai , dise. Jordan, It. II, groceries. Justice. J. 1., !Ut rio*. Kennedy, 10. \\., groceries Luiidrum. It. (!. a- Co., livery Lay ton, W. C., bicycles Lide, 10. J.. publiskei ro- Ligon, I!. A., drugs. Liles, F. I,., clothing, ng Lion furniture factory Lytic, Johnson At Co., gener store. MeCants, S. I'., plumher. McDiillie, X. C. A^ Co., lumber. McCo.van, K. At Co., millers, in- Meliityre At Clark, marblo. McKie, Thomas, marble. McNeil Marble Co. Mabry At Brown groceries. Maddux, \V. 10., drugs. a'? Martin. J. It., wholesale lumber. Matthews, L. A., wall paper. Maxwell, James L., brick man ec- fact lit er. Mayrand, A. L., tiiilor. Merchants and Farmers' Rank, re. Miller, Miss Ida, clothing, nn- Miller, Joel L., dry goods and shot Milster, J. II., groceries. Mllstcr, W. A., tinware, er- Monk. T. O., harness. Montgomery & Co., wholesale gr rni'lou Montgomery & Crawford, hardwai Moore. \V. S., groceries, Morgan., .!. K. groceries. Morgan, (). I'., livery. Morgan Square Clothing Co. Morgan \W.? d and Iron Works. Mors, ( has. IX, tloriBt. MucUenfuss Manufacturing C brooms. Mullinax, \V. I. C., groceries. Mullinax .1. A., lumber, rer. Noshltt. S. J., groceries. Nesbltt, W. I)., cotton. New Drttg Store. ( ESS. W.M. S. (JLKXN, HKC/b EH, SPA ( \ X. ' w lVOSDEKFl'L KECIPERATIVE X '? I ? FOIICE. | * Quick Heeavory From the Greatest |j IHvaster That Ever Occurred ? to the Industries of the ? Comity. $ Spui tunhurg lias been singularly * ? ,. ?f'.oe fn iu business failures or Uls- Z S uster'h ofjuny kind affecting the com- j . ^ - inerciul tuul industrial enterprises. A Lewis W. Parkei........... ... One uotalile exception was the at i). L. Bailey & Co. Philadelphia . * (. Z. Cates. Pres. and Treas. cloudburst o, June. mo;;. This fresh- ? .). L. Jennings. Pres which swept away more than a jij . Jos. Ih'c, Pres $1,000,000 worth of profitably run- A nin:$ inaehiiiery, destroyed lives and ? t. H. Brown. Pres. and Treas * Hundreds of families home- | ). I). Little, Pres 'l'8S u"'' !>?* >*?> 1 ss. struck a tender A v. B. Calvert. Pres. and Treas chord in the hearts of the Aniericau A J. S. Coffin, Pres. and 1 reus people and relief subscriptions for X t. B. Idles. Pies, and liens......... tli?- needy came so promptly and 5 las. A. Chapman. Pres. and 1 reas. , , , , A generously that the relief committee A I. M. Montgomery, Pros, ttnd Treas. 8?nt out notice after the first few ? days that no more help was needed. ? The mills at. Clifton and Pacolet ? no. A. Law where tlte fttrv cm the storm was felt a .V. 8. Montgomery A '. F. Cleveland, P.. T. K. Moore. T. greatest, did a noide part liy their $ "J. P. Matthews, Pres. and Teeas homeless operatives and suffering ? W. P. Roof. Pres was reduced to a minimum. ? Au8w'w|,u,smuh;s',?, Ks *???** ,'ut- t . B. Cleveland The fact that those great corpo- ? rations had lost lully half their tail* ? gtbie assets did not depreciate their A Nicholas, A., fruits. stock below pur. The wonderful ? Oalcman. C., drugs. r ... ,. , . , , . Z , .. . o faith ?i home po? pie and outside 2 Osborne, Mrs. A. S. A Palace Livery Stable. invest! is prevented anything like a A Palmetto Book Store. panic ami after the first shook, and A I'Hiineiio i'run t'o. the work < I' providing It r the safety $ Parrish, Stevens & Co., general ,tn(j o< inf< it of the individual losers, A ^toro fT Pearson Lumber Co. a!l ??nie.I toward rc-build- | People's Sletini Laundry. lug the waste places and in a re- Z Phlfer, M. A., hardware. ntarkably short tunc tin great Pickens, It. ().. tinware. wheels began to turn again furnish- A Piedmont Furniture Co. . , , ? >' t,.?. ,, . . , tug employment to even a greater A Piedmont Grocery Co., wholesale ? grocers. number of people. A Piedmont tiiass and Paint Co. ?i:m? <f the wreck scenes show ? Piedmont Steam Mottling Works. the havoc that was wn tight. Today A Plyman, Mrs. S. A., groceries. mo magnilicent huildings with A Porter, \\. M., drugs. "... , , .. A Price, 11.. clothing. n,<i ? ""l'n ved tnaehinery mark the X Ray & Dillard, Jewelers. . places so tecently desdaMd. $ Rhodes & Hardy, drains. This cl< udhur.-t which seemed to A Rigby, I. A., drugs. culminate along the headwaters of X oKuyr?!ninn'i,,11unK, ^c"8' ?ho Pact let livers, was a totally new * Rock Cliff Ltthta Water Co. , T Rowe & Rowe, drugs. - experience in this sectu n. It was Royster, F. S. Guano Co. prnetically th< first serious disaster A Rugheimer, C. M.. tailor. the mills had ever suffered. The X Russell-Comptc n Maohina Shops. fl( ()ds swi,.,t .,,v;iv (>v,.vv bridge in A s"xoum.MHl?.M" .ho cuu.y, hu. li.0 .lis/.s!.-,- proved * Security Trust Co a benefneti- n in a sense, for the A Sellers & McCall, groceries. former wooden structures were re- X Sharti, J. D., groceries and meats, placed in many instances by magni- A Sheridan. M. .) dry goods. ftcent sU>tll bridges i all were * Shcckley, 11. r., wholesale grocer- . ,, A jeB built move substantially. A Sims, II. F., groceries. i < Sims, T. P. & Son., wholesale grain. _ _ Skalowskl, R., pawnshop. . ' . * * j i Smith, the Aug. W. Co., dry goods d Spartanburg Savings Rank. X o|>ui liiii'uirK n\ :i11 Caper Co. j I'.ITON. ^ Spinel Hrc.K., jewelry. Standard Cloak Co. Member < l ti: 11? Kpton & Carlisle, jfc Standard J>niK Co. Uejll % Steadman, L. I). T? uroeeries. . Story. J.^ H..' Kr^c^rles. ? ^ jjj Wrlphl.ficfiipi'j sM..?r> i'" * o"?- ?v? *?nn" l,in<v v v/. AVrlghtson, K. C., meats. a; Yarboro & Bellinger Co., hides. J AS. II. \ \,,iiSI.I., .11,. ^ Young, F. tailor. , ,, _ ,. , jr Younger. C. V.. meats. Member ?f t.rm n ,V Carlisle, * Zimmerman li. J., general store. Real Estate. A % *" * / " ' . T ks # ^1