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SUMM3I Thousands We have had the most extraordinai We do not propose to have any dull the year round buying the latest nov4 as ready cash is always an incentivej see what we are doing for extending 1 amining our SACRIFiCE SUMMER C department and that all our goods a J. L. M IT'S UP TO YOU, Here is a bargain list of Machineay, all in goc repairs, that puts it squarely up to you to act an that at once: One 1o H. P. Taylor Dry Steam Engine, on skids. One 12 H. P. Tozer Engine, on skids. One 6 H. P. Tozer Enginef mounted. One 8 H. P. Frick Engine, mounted. Two 70 Saw Smith Front Feeders. Two 5o Saw Pratt Gins, Feeders and Condensers. Repairing-a Specialty. One of our specialties is repairing and sellin! gasoline engine outfits. We sell the best makes an guarantee satisfaction. If you have machinery that has been worryinj you, why tell us about it and we will do the rest. W. o. McKeown & Sons, Cornwell, s. C. ANOTHER CAR OF Extra Good FIFTY-TWO (52)HEAD HORSES AND MULES Now in our barns for you to select from. We have Match Teams, Extra nice Harness Horses and Mares. Some extra good teams-Mare Mules, and one Bay Mare Mule, the~ best buggy mule on earth. GREGORY-RHEA MULE COMPANY. JNo. W. CoXDER, Manager. Itarperstables,P~Istri St., - - COLI.UVIBIA, S. C. *The rdrrad dOrgans Head the list of the highest grade. A solid carload just arrived in your midst. My sales men, Messrs. W. G. Magness, A. L. Sain and E. E. Anderson will take pleasure in showing youl a sample of the Famous Farrand Organ and you will find the tone of the Farrand richer, clearer, sweeter and stronger than in any other make. EVERY ORGAN IS GUARANTEI D FOR10YEARS. - - - - - - - Sold on easy payment plan. Write for cata - logue and prices. C. T. MORRISON, WHOLESALE AND RETAILt, Winnsboro, S. C., and Hickory, N. C. SpecialNotice. We are glad to announce that we are now better prepared than ever before for doing all kinds of REPAIR WORK and that we shall be glad to be favored with any work you may have. When needing anything repaired bring it to us or phone us in regard to same. All business entrusted to us will be promptly attended to. R. T. Matthews & Son. BUILDING MATERIALS. r I have just received two carloads of Dressed Flooring and Ceiling; Weather-boarding and Rough Lumber, all cut from long-leaf pine. Shingles, Laths. Moulding, Brick and other building materials always in stock. A full stock of Buggies and Harness at special t prices. Everything in Furniture. See our Baby Car riages and Organs. P This is the place to get a good Cook Stove. Our stock of Dry Goods and Notions will inter- T est you. . 0."' BO"%AG -"t t GOOD of Dollars W( ry Spring trade in the hist< days in the summer as we :Ities as soon as they arriv< to quick trading. We are he purchashing power of yo IFFERINGS AT SUMMER -e now marked down at suc IMNAL Inhospitality. "Two small boys whose hon is in Louiaville went recently I visit their grandparents in Cih cinnati," says the Louisville Coi d rier-Journal. "One was nii d years old, and the othar elevei They arrived at grandma's a right, but in half an hour ha disappeared. Later in the da their absence caused alarm, an a search was begun for then They were found that evening o the Kentueky side of the rivei resting after a long foot journe; toward home. - "'Why, Harry,' complaine< grandma, 'what did you run awa: from me for?' "'Because,' said Harry wit] i dignity and firmness, 'we do no visit at houses where the cook' r box is kept locked up.' "Grandma promptly removei the offending padlock, and amica. ble relations were restored." Dying of Famine is, in its torments, like dying ol consumtion. The progress of consumption, from the beginnino to the very end, is a long torture, both to victim and friends. "When I had consumption in its first stage," writes Win. Myers, of Cearfoss, Md., "after trying differ ent medicines and a good doctor, in rain, I at last took Dr. King's New Discovery, which quickly and perfectly cured me." Prompt relief and sure cure for coughs, colds, sore throat, bronchitis, etc. Positively prevents pneumonia. Guaranteed at McMaster Co.'s, Obear Drug Co.'s and John H. McMaster & Co.'s drug stores, price 50c. and $1.00 a bottle. Trial bottle free. An "imported" citizen was re cently brought before a magistrate says the New York Sun, charged with having threatened to kill an other man with an ax. "What have you to say, Pat-?" asked the magistrate. "I niver sthruck anny wan wid an ax!" said Pat vehemently. "Yer honor, I wouldn't hit a newborn baby wid an ax." "Discharged,"said his honor. __________________ Just What Eveay One Should Do. Mr. J. T. Barber, of Irwinville, Ga., atways keeps a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoa Remedy. at hand ready for instant use. Attacks of colic, cholera nmorbus and diarrhoea I comes on so suddenly that there is no time to hunt a doctor or go to a store for medicine. Mr. Barber says: "I have tried Chamberlain's Colic, Chol era and Diarrhma Remedy which is one of the best medicines I ever saw. I keep a bottle of it in my room as I have had several attacks of colic and it has proved to be the best medicine I ever used." For sale by Obear Drug Co. The Czar smiled over his batch of dispatches. "There's no use of talking," he chuckled. "Kur opatkin is a bird." "A bird?" re peated one of the court officials. "Why should your excellency consider him a bird?" "Because one report says the Japanese cut >ff his left wing, and another ,ays he was flying northward." --Columbus Dispatch. Interesting to Asthma Sufferers. "I hav*e had asthma for three or four years andi have tried about all the -oughi and asthma cures in the mar et,'' says D~aniel B~antz, of Otterville, t ;on~:, "andl have receiAed treatmentc 'ruim physicians in New York andr ther 'cities, but got very little benefit mti I tried Foley's Honey and Tar, t tih gav me immediate relief and I vill never oe without it in my house. sincerely reconunmpd it to all." Sold ,y Mellater C~o, She: Are you really so much I )etter since you returned from rour trip abroad?" He:"Yes, in leed, I'm quite another man, I e ssure you." She: "Well, I'm a ure all your friends will be de- I ghted to hear it." The laxative effect of Chamberlain's tonmach and L iver Tablets is so agree-t ble and so natural that you do not salize it is the effect of a medieine. or sale by Obear Drug Co. Noble thoughts are always good e' ompany. During the summer kidney irregu- 82 trities are often causedi by excessive rinking or being overheated. Attend fal the kidneys at once by using Foley's tia idney Cure. Sold by McMaster Co. a Humor is the other side of tr ithos. ti Hlas Stood the Test 25 Years. I 1e old, original GROVE'S Tasteless N: 1111 Tonic. You know what you are th< king. It is iron and quinine ini a I dteless form. No curen novy 50c. j ho S AT )rth of Goods ry of our business caree; will utilize every resourt in this countryland at t now offering the most t ur hard -earned cash. If PRICES. Remember tha h close prices as to make SG H & ut t's Pill This popular remedy never fail te effectually cure Dyspepsia, Constipation, S Headache, Biliousness di And ALL DISEASES arising fro Y Torpid Liver and Bad Digesti The natural result is good app< - and solid flesh. Dose small; elegi l ly sugar coated and easy to swal , Take No Substitute........ An enterprising saleman fr one of the largest cities went t certain rural community and deavored to sell an incubator t farmer. His argument did i make any impression upon t yagriculturisi. Finally as a clin< er in favor of his up-to-date i provement he exclaimed: "Lo at the time it will save!" The fi mer squirted a mouthful of t bacco juice on the ground befc replying and then said, with pi voking calmness: ."Oh,wbat's time to a setti hen?" That settled the guestic No incubator was sold. -Harpei Weekly. Warning. If you have kidney or bladder trc ble and do not use Foley's Kil neV Cu you will have only yourself to hlam for results, as it positively cures . forms of kidney and bladder diseas< Sola by MeMaster Co, "Hans, how long 1:.ave yc been married?" "Vell, dis is t'ing that I seldom don't like t talk about; bat ven I does, seems so long as it never vas." Chicago Tribune. Sprained Ankle, stiff Neck, Lame Shoulder. There are three common ailnents f which Chamberlain's Pain B~almi especially valuable. If promptly aj plied it will save you time, moner anl suff'ering when troubled with an'r orj of ihese ailments. For sale by Ober -Drug Co. "Did you ever laugh until yo cried, Tommv?" "Yes, only thi morning." "What at?"- "Welt, pi stepped on a tack and I iau~ ied then pa caught me laughing, an< I cried." Was Wasting Away. "I have been troubled with kidne' disease for the last five years," write Robert R. WVatts, of Salem, Mo. ". lost flesh and never felt well and doe tored with leading physicians and triec all reined ies suggested without relief Finally I tried Foley's K duiey Can and less than two bottles comipieteh' cured mec and I am nouw sound ani well." Sold by McMaster Co. Giles: "My wife can drive nails like lightning." Miles: "You don't mean it?" Giles: "Sure T do. Liightning, you know, seldom strikes twice in the same place." Chicago Daily News. Ten Years in Bed. "For ten years I was conti ned to my :>ed with dlisease of my kidnieys,'' wvrites R. A. Gray, J. P. of Oakville, [nd. "It was so severe that T could 'tot move part of the time. I consult id the very best medical skill avaihl le, >ut could get no relief until Folev's (idney Cure was reco'umiended to i. :t has been a Godseind to mHe." Sohld y McMaster Co. Rev. Longnecker: "I wish I :ould think of some way to make he congregation keep their eves mn me during the sermon." Littie ommy: "Pa, you 'w~ant to put he clock right behind th~e pulpit." No Secret A bout It. It is no secret, ::hat for Cats, urns, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Sore tyes. Boils, ete,, nothing is so ifective as Bucklen's Arnica alve. "It dlidn't take long to aire a bad sore I had. and it is 11 0. K. for sore eyes," writes ). L. Gregory, of Hope, Tex. Tc at McMaster Co.'s, Obear >rug Co.'s and Johu H. MeMas r & Co.'s drug stores. Nogod health unles~ the ki'inrvsf e sound. Foley's lKidney Cure mnaks ekidneys right. Sold by McMaster "Do you knw Miss Frisble," id the large-headed young ithor, "my most brillint ought come to me in my sleep?"' t's a great pity that you are oubled with insomnia," added e pert young lady. To Cure a Cold in One Day ke LAXATIVE BROMO (Qi NE Tablets. All d ruggists refn d Smoney if it fails to cure. CW. Grove's signature is on each ;QMME F to be Convert( :e to increse our business. he same time we are pickin empting v'alues in every der you live witin zoo miles of t yur stcre is aIways filied x every week a BARGAIN WI c d9 ol ; to ick M a on tite mnt-. ow. sil ) a ot ue :hI ok .l' 0 re S O s -- d .. a l. Pa(.Taf Mr, oc-slndS CHICAGO. Schola rpand M Etroc andce TaELxariativen. o Thep examnination1 for the award ot vacant scho(larships in Winlthrop) Col lege and~ for the :diiisioni of new stu decnts WH! he held at the County Court H~ouse oni Friday, July 7th, at !J A. M1. A plicaint utnot he less than lifteen year's of a'..e. Whleni scholarships are vacatedI after Jiuly 7, they will be awardled to those muakingu the highest :average ait the exainait ion, providIed th'ey meet the condlitions governing tlihe awardl. A pplicants fo)rsc'holarships should varetc t, Prtesident Johnison be foro the examiniation for scholarship ap)plientioni b~lans. Slholar~hipls are' worth .$100 and1( free Sep ten'iber i':. 1 :u5. For fu rt her ini formation :iui catalogue ad dre'tss P'res. D). B. JOHNSON, 5-1itd Rtock Hill. S. C. A Disti rict Sananier School for the ('ountie f Ch eroke'e. ('hester, Fair fiell. Lancaust er and York will be held th is year inu Yorkvihll, beginning JTune 15th. F'or annuIoneeent (lrmaiuig ini forniitti'0n in r!Zganl to Fac'ulty, C'omse of StuyBord. k\a., aply to y'ouir ('ountyv Supe~'rit.endet or direct to the unuder.ige.. 5-21-l Yorkvillec, S. C. En 't""w ' ex1uinaisi!I' 01 hile held Li th' \ (nt Court JfuI on$( 'F ridav, Tly ~ 7. A. M. On Free Tuiitioni 1 4)holarshi to~- coun1ty ini South I :a "ia 4 a ad by t he ( onnt'y Super utnd : 0 'nf ! Iation and Judge:r of hi *. wah- p $y lln :a year. Frr rterin 1orn1a i' ni and entalog~iue, aid- '1 Iress I H.UtiLMON IRANDOLPHl-, 5--). Pre4,iden. j PRICE .d Into Cash. Our buyer is at work in g up bargains wherever ti artment, and it will pay y< Columbia you cannot affoi vith the most desirable NEK. umbia, S. To the Pacific Coast-to round-trip, long transit an< privileges. The rate is practically on trip. Of course, if you wish t or Washington, the cost is slig These reduced rates are i of May to October, inclusive. via Chicago, St. Louis or Men Systemwill take you up in eithe of other Middle West points am Standard or Tourist Sleepers i The Rock Island also affords a route you can stop off in Cc Yellowstone National Park; oj via El Paso, thru New Mexico, and on to Portland or Seattle il In short, these Pacific Coasi chance to see our western cour If you desire to go only as f; rates in effect to that sectic specially reduced June 30 and August 30 to Septemb or Salt Lake and return at From September 15 tuit or "colonist " -ticket the Pacific Northwest-abc If interested, send name which booklet wanted and to date of start also, so we can Send di booklet anda Addr:. satem4 Leave abo." Destination ire a Cold in O no Quinine-rable. nonths. T'islignat .. MURRAY'S IRON MIXTURE. Now is the time to take a spring tonic. By far the best thing to take is Murray's Iron Mixture. It makes pure blood and gets rid of that tired feeling. At all druggists. 50c a Bottle. Or Direct from THlE MURRAY DRUG Co., Columbia, S. C. UNDERTAKING WILL BE CONTINUED IN the future the same as in the past in the old establishment in all its departments with a full stock of Caskets, Burial Cases and Coffins constantly on hand, and use of hearse when requested. Thankful for past patronage and solicitous for a share in the future, in the old stand. Calls attended to at all hours. TH~ ELIOTT GIN SIIOP. J. M. ELLIOTT & Co. TI-fAT SUIT will look as good as new if you!j will have it cleaned and pressed.| [ am prepared to do the work forj| rou at the most reasonable prices Lnd I guarantee satisfaction. By~ iaving your suit cleaned and! iressed it will look ever so muchf >etter all the wiile and will last o much longer. Tf -on have not . een in the habi'. having your uit kept in good drder, begin it ow and see how much satisfact -> there will be in the improvedt >oks of the suit and in its longer.1 -ear. Give me a trial. tf. W. Bose Durham. New York all iey are offered, )u to call and d to miss ex ;tock in every C. H SIO. California, Oregon, Washington I return limits, liberal stop-over the basis of one fare for the round Dvisit both California and Oregon htly more. a effect on certain dates in months They apply from all Eastern points tphis gateways. The Rock Island rChicago orSt.Louisorat hundreds d carry you to the Coast in through ith unexcelled Dining Car service. choice of routes: on the "Scenic" ilorado-see Salt Lake City-visit i the "Southern" route you can go then "up coast" to San Francisco desired. - excursions offer an unusually good itry in a comprehensive manner. ir as Colorado, there are excursion in and return, all summer long, to July 4, August 12 and 13, er 4. Extension trips to Ogden low cost also. to October 31, 1905, oneway s will be on sale to California and ut half regular fare. and address on this coupon, desintn what point you plan togo. Name probable idvise definitely with respect to rates, etc. ates. * II O EL PASO 41 (0ROUTE Tt-H E HECE L.OG BEA M SAW M IL L wrrN H EACOCK -KING FE EO Wcaxs E~-ax~Es AND Bortens~. WonwonKtso MACHINERY. CO'T'roN GrNi~c~o. BurexK MAEING AND SHINGLE AND~ LA-rh MACarNurY. CcnNC Mr LLs. E-rC.. E-rC. GIBBES MACHINERY Co., CoLumbia, S. C. THE GIBBES SHINCLE MACHINE Bulow's Comet The Blue Ribbon Stallion. A beautiful five-year-old corn bination stallion will make this season at Cedar Tree Plantation, two miles above Ridgeway. Fee - $10.00 for the season. Mares sent from a distance kept at 50 cents per day. A. M. Owens, Winnsboro, S. C., is hereby authorized to collect fees due for- service by Comet for the past season. T. L. BUJLOW, 3-29-3m Ridgeny, S. C. Contract for Building Flat At Dawkins, S. C., Wedlnesday,May i1. at 10 A. M., a conhtract for building t tat for the free ferry at that place vill be let to the lowest responsible. >idder. Also at the same time and >lace contract will be awarded for at ending the said ferry for a period of :2 riunthis. Rsiht reserved to rejeet ny or all bids. J. B. BURLEY,