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Get This Next. M ach inery for the Coming season. New o- second hand we have it. Your old rmiach inery thoroughly overhauled We can fix it good as new. C Gin-Saws, Ribs, Bristles and Twine. We have a full stock. Your buildings protected from fire. By using Iron Roofing. We handle the best. W. 0. McKeown & Sons, Cornwell, S. C. to4 WE RUN OUR BUSINESS Every Day in the Year except Sunday. fr WE CARRY A NICE LINE OF (A Horses and Mules THROUGH THE SUMMER MONTHS. WE N EVER CLOSE AT THE END OF A SEA SON. It th OUR STOCK OF re BUGGIES and WAGONS I to THE LARGEST IN SOUTH CAROLINA. You can save your mileage and more by coming to Colunibia.e tr GREGORY-RHEA MULE COMPANY. t JNO. W. CONDER, Manager. pisire St.,------------- -- -----CO LU lVI E3A, S. C. al 0 p Machinery Supply House for the State at WE SELL EVERYBODY. Headquarters for EVERYTHING in MACHINERY SUPPLIFS. Ou) All kinds of Injectors, Lubrieators, Pipe, Valves, Fittings. A Supplies for Saw Mills, Oil Mills and any one in Machinery business. Of Large stock of Well Pumps and Cylinders. Get our price. to COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY, t iB COLULIBIA, S. C. The Machinery Supply House of the State. su dc of IT IS A FACT! NOTICE. That a successful business can only State of South Carolina,)1 In Common ai be attained through honest dealing, County of Fairftield. Pleas. o1 prompt service, and indefatigable at- Eugene M. McNaul et al. Plaintifs- re tentin to detail.tl That no permanent success was ever vs. esl attained through triekery and subter-: James M. McNaul, Defendanit. la1 fuge.qaiy isfrtls n Pursuant to an order made in the always, and that mamufacturers pro- above stated case, all creditors of Mary duce different classes of Pianos. jMalinda McNaul, deceased, are hereby That there are some Pianos much notified to tile their claimis, duly yern- N< better than others. fied, and establish the same on or be That it is our policy never to mis- fore AUGUST 25TH, 1905, on which represent anything, nor allow our sales- day a reference wiul be held at my men to do so. ~ office. J. (i. McCANTS, That we know that this is a good: Special Referee. policy, because through strict attention Winnsboro, S. C., July 19, 1905. to these methods, our business con- 4-194t tinues to grow rapidly.- N< That it means a good deal to you to know in advance that the repu tation I N S U R E of our line of pianos has been estab lished from 6.5 to 82 years. That there is one in Columbia used TOIUR LIFE WITH THE at least forty years, and the town qual ity shows no evidence of going out .of busha the pianos you will secure from lfhULB1 i'~ iUIf~I~ Ilalone's Music House will be the best Shat we, with years of experience in choosing the best, can bug'. ~ ~ ~ For Ctalogue, prices and terms, AddressOFVR NT MALON E'S3 ____ Music House Columbia, S. C. 'O ~EBGET PIANOS AND ORGANS.BUTh ET"I" WOFFORD COLLEGE. T RLTSNDER,~LL. D., Two dereesO.FB.ERdMA.T..FNu courses leading to the A. B. .Degree. H G .W LE Nine professors. Departments-Ethics and Astron omy, Mathematics. Physics and Geoic- D titZ er y, Bioloy and Chemistry, Latin, Greek' Enlish, German and French Wrsoo .C History and Economics. Library and Librarian. The WV. E. Burnett gym- ' nasium under a competent director. \ !.T 7 P J. B. Cleveland Science Hall At-h- ' ; letic grounds. Course of leet ires by the ablest men on the platform. Rare WIL1 C iNU )V musiecal op portunities. Next Session, tefinetO5I] f L Sept. 20. Board from $S to $16 a month. For th ii(ali!:eitiabi Catalogue or other information, address 1eatcisWI - HISOi J. A. GAME WELL, Secretary, Cs~~ iil(is;u 'uh Spartanburg, S. C. otatvoihnadu fI Wofford College Fitfing has hnrqetd School.Thnflfrpt :aoae Three new brick buildings. Steniam dslctu orasaei h heat and electric lights. ttri h l t~d Head Master, four Teachers and Clsatne oa.alhus Matron live in the buildings. Ntuated on the WVodocdl Campus. mr~IT fi! T~ 1h Students take a regular course in the 1I~.~i li I~~1f College Gymniasiumi, and have a.'eess to the College Library. $115.00 pays for board, tuit on and IJ ~ELO T&C. J all fees. Sons of Methodist ministers do not pay tuition. Next. session be gins September 20. For Catalogue, etc., address A. MASON DuPRE, Head Mlaster, 7-19 SpHUGHnbS.gWYL.EC Charlestorn, S. C. the futueartBegisms Septimber pas ntythenoSoutstCabrohint.in aliit Boar an furishd rom conItantl ."O8S haudO anduseo atand solicitousiforaaeshare in the eteforvacnt oycscola-futre in the old IGstad. *e~hally $100naeyear.aForllahour at ress GIJ.EM ELLITT &CO. -c 7-19SpranDburg , S. C.b& S C Charlston.Sident FYOU Vant to BUY ir SELL >ROPERTY !! tV (lydescriled, oni conitract al scitouhosnrnishiet from this i(.(. Collei ng111 bulsinless onl the I hanii to iiinhi, qrless plan leaves ) litut-bI roo)I. dispute, andl argilt 111s. Vht-o ,1;ee11!1ts are in black d wilite. <IILes eli be easily set d. It 1lnt a good idea to be a life nie learning how ito coiduct on busi sprinlciples-."Pnyweadpod 'lih,'" t ryinig to save a1ll and spend lie is narrliow-lilded. Let all honest ofessioii have their share of what is ing. The (ouitry needs more con Iecie tual ie-s evasion of laws, truth d honIeuv. If we are afraid of each hier it is dilieult to accoiplish nuch. ars, thieves and grafters should be nollled Crom the house tops. Let e best people of the country pIll fether and see lat the laws are en reei. otherwise the laws are useless. is the mutual interestlof elients and is ollico that busine-s should be milsarted on clean business princi es, void of niisrepresentations. When ospective buyers find property mis presented after iivestigtion, they turally lose contidence and are hard interest further. Let property be as od or better than represented. Then niidence is gained and deals are sier to get through. Ask those who oisact through this otfice how mrich ie, trouble and money they save. your grist is not ground you . pay > toll. Options should be renewed omptly when they expire. We wvant I the good property and reliable clients i otir list possible. Valuable property d responsible customers are much easanter and more profitable to han e. It is the mutual welfare of the untry at large to help put life and lue in the soil, the foundation to all her business. When you put value the DIRIT, you put life in the in bitants and business of the land. ere is nothing comnog to us until ents have been ben efited, therefore r proposition is one of the fairest in ieriea. Kindly let us have your rs on anything ini our charge, as Vl as your questions, otherwise we n oo you but little good. Don't wait sew us. write or wire your offer. luw you will see a part of my oler gs in this community. If nothing to it you, kindly let us know what. you sire, giving an idea of the price and -is prefered. It is useless for us to :er you a valley if you want to buy a )untain, a siiall farm if a large one. -ep house if a costly one. If you OW exactly what vou want we stand >etter chaiice to fix you up). This ice is ready to exchange favors with iable real estate mnein throughout e country. Thle railroads and real :ate nen are the proper ones to popu ;e and dlevelop the resources of the id with a high class of immigrants. FAIR{FTELD COUNTY. >. 44.-s72 acres 9 miles Winnsbo ro, church and school, 2'.3 cultivated, 350 ini timber, loami, hilly and roll lng, 10-room dwelling, 10 stalls, 75 acres bottoms, 4530 acres pasture, 7 settlements, store house, gin house, cattle shed 20x100, wvell; river and 7 springs-----------------. ------9. 0 >. 56.-523 acres 9 miles White Oak, ch urvlh and school on place, 40 cultivated, 200 in line timber, mu latto soil, diversitied, :3 settle men ts, pasture, meadow, Wateree creek, branches and springs;- fine for stock ra ising..... .........$ 7 cre >. 7..-1 1-4 acre lot at Blythe- I wood, 100 pop~ulationi, church and] school, framie building 25x40, 2 story gin house, flour and grist mill, engine and boiler. Extra engine. 1 $1,0oo0 .-404. ....1s% acres 4 miles Catawba Faills: church and school ~3 and 4 1 miles; 20 cultivated, balance tim- t ther; black soil, rolling, good bot t0156.............................$i,000 .40t0.--100) acres 6 miles Winns boro; church and school; 45 culti v:eed. 415 in timiber, gray, sandy s(il: diversilled; tenant house; fine granite n lacei;1 mile Wininsboro graniite quarry; wrell and stream. $12 acre .42!.-20t5 acres, 7 miic fronm j'.!airs; 200 eultivated1; 50 timber:] who! miuiltto soil; orchard; level; Y et~entiis: 2-story dwelling; Ia G'~.-n:u paisture; well and .nV : ipiiudid farmi...$5 acre I \ o my. (o!ice',r ieare2st 50licilt ....r.. m....n...r.a...istne a y ': ,.cantly getting in better -re the countrv. Tfhe mmore ivwhivC on. ourii ist, the better E o:terve buyers :mid sellers. 'I t Mok ii r reail-estate is very 1prom~ .Th nntry is ini at prosperous Ghio~ 1 population is iniercas Ii facturI in'r industries are he )..:L untry is lea ruing letter( h e soif and electricity is n- irie f, turn thi wheels of " -- %-um moitre pan and 1 ee.:5Oa to shiow thmee is lifeA ini the ,i. Good.' Roads and~l Scools are fhie .vs for iniforma~tion that EDGAR POAG, Broker,'( Rock Hill, S. C. A Surpr'se Party.r A. peasoant surprise p)arty may given to your stamachi and er, byv taking a medicine which U relieve their pain and dis--~ mi fort. viz: Dr. King's Nev Fe hls. They are a most tulerful remredty, affording sure I, ef and cure, for headae, A :ziess and constipation. 25ec t MeMaster Co.'s, Obwar Drug .'s and John H. McMaster & kt Remorial to the Women oi the Con fedearcy. The following notice has been 1 t mnt to The News and Herald r vith the request that it be pub- o .ished. STace is cheerfully given a la Lt. Is .OUISVILLE CONVENTION ]ISOLU- I TIoNS. 0 The following resolutions wvere g inanimouslV adopted at the d Louisville 1905 Convention of the C United Conf ederat . Veterans: ti Whereas, at our .eunion of L904, our federation turned over .o the Sous, the s icred duty of I :aising the ftiuds for the Memorial a :o the Women of the Confederatcy; 11n lnd r Whereas, in so uiig we never elinquish our.) deep atnd abildinu ove for tie cause, or our intei- I :ion to aid and assist it by every means in our power; and Whereas, we Iave clearly shown i his by our appoituCnt of a ommittee to co-operate nud by. he work, which this conmmitt&e I %ud many other veterans in all', parts of the South, have done luring the ipast year; and Whereas, it will ever he ourt uost earuest desire to see this K ribute paid to our glorious Woalen and we are most anxious to further co-operate with and give substantial aid to our Sons in the performance of this s:acred luty; Iherefore, be it resolved: 1st. That each Camp of the c United Confederate Veterans, immediately after the adjournment >f this Convention and the return ome of its delegates, shall ap point a Committee to actively 7 :anvass its respective community a Lo raise funds for this Memorial C o the Women of the Confederacy, " to which noble, worthy and just s bject this federation has re- I s peatedly and solemnly pledged itself and its comrades, 2nd. That in case any Camp h loes not take action within one U nomth by appointing this Com- E nittee, it shall then become the v luty of its Commander to make v ppointment of such Committee. c If no action is then taken by c he Commander any member of 'he Camp whio is enthkued with :hat high sense of his duty to .his holy cause, and desires to aonor our Godlike Women, is irged to personally take charge >f the matter, secure the endorse- n rent of his local Camp or its s: >ficers and make such collections is he can from his community. 3rd. That all funds collected ' nder Resolutions one and two, p sall be deposited in some Home'd Bank-at interest--to the credit I >f the Chairman of the United v lonfederate Veterams Committee n >f o-operation, (Gen'1 C. 1rvine i1 Walker, Charleston, S. C.) and ;hat he shall be promptly advised >f such deposit. T 4th. That the above resolu-J ions are not intended to b3 obli1 ;atory upon snch C~nmps as have[ dready taken similar action or iave alrealy cntributed to this f und $50-or more, t 5th. Thbat each Camp is urged b o endeavor to raise from its comn-i nunity, as its quota, at the very Jy east, the sum of $50. a1 6th. Tnat all Camps shall comn- a lete this work by January 1st, h .906, and on that date make a e eport of the results achieved, .S o the Chairman of our Commnit e of Co-operation, (Gen'l C. vine Walker, Charleston, S. C.)u Bent Her Double. "I knew no one, for four weeks, vhen 1 was sick with typhoid ~nd kidney trouble," writes Mrs. nnie Hunter, of Pittsburg, Pa., 'and when I got better, although had one of the best doctorsI ould get, I. was bent double, and' ad to rest my hands on my nees when I walked. From this errible affliction I was rescued >y lectric Bitters, which r tored my health and strength, nd now I can walk as straight as ver. They are simply wonder ul." Guaranteeed to cure stom ch, liver and kidney dis~orders; t McMaster Co.'s, Obear Drug ~o.'s and John H. McM'aster & ~o.'s drug stores; price 500. No, the annou,-ement of 906 >rsons killed and 14,898 injunred 2 oes not relate to somec great bat-< l in the far E-et. It is simply art of the interstatte commerce omiIssiouJ's report 0on riliway .uadles for the first three onths of l'.3. -Chicago News. "Brethren andl sisteeo, I had eimonstrati d amtrusely vat de ~ord hates a tbh f-dait HeI is oft to Le 'ropiga:ted b;y no offer o, thjerefo' I1,eg de pussou or usans wh stole yo' pastor' y og to make~ 1:o contribution at he circulation of die offertory latter." TLe cellection beat ai levious recoids.-Seis-ors. Two B3ottles Cured him. ainmt for abotl two .veatrs." writ. .H. Davi--:, oft 3M . Sterlin , a3.. " Vso bottles of~ Folev's K'.idneU t:.v u eted at pe~rm1anen1t eure.'" SIund 1e kidueys hea:l! hy with F1le's i.' LW Cre. wh1 he M.-Master Co. One night Sir Henry Irving, c etting into a cab, gave the drivi flue Havana cigar. By t1 me the end of the journey w Lached the cabby was puttii n airs. His hat was on one sid A, sitting bolt upright, he w noking with keen enjoyment--i njoyment that rejoiced the hea f the actor, who told him he w: Ld he liked the cigar. "Yes o. I never dreamed of such t< acco;" Thereupon Irving ga' ie jehu another cigar of the san rand with the injunction I tmoke it after supper. "No, s. won't; for the very smell of su< cigar as this in my house wou take the landlord double ri lnt. No False Claims. The proprictors of F(O yI's Ion 111 Trar do( noit adlvetie this aft a "St Ice for consunlijtion.'' They do i aini it will cure thisdlread complai i:ianc!ed stages, lut do positiv% w4e'rt that it will eure in the earl a1S Ut never fails to give com1f< Mid relief in thme worst cases. Fole: Loncv ail Tar is without doubt t rea throat and lung remedy. I z'e substitutes. Sold by MeMaster ( The South Carolina Associ Lou of postmasters. will meet oltiuibia August 22nd in t ostollice building at noon. T. biect of this association is id in the irnprovrment of t ostal service of the United Stat irough the mutual interchan idas1 Of members of the n ;ciaion and officials of t ostofiice department. ood for Stomach Trouble and Co stipation. "Chamberlain's Stomach and Li' ablets have done me a great deal ood," says C. Towns, of Rat Portal Intario, Canada. "Being a mild p1 c the afteri efects are not unpleasai nd I can recoimnend them to all w ,fl'er troi stomach disorder." I fle by Obear Drug Co. Great occasions do not mal eroes of cowards; they simr nveil them to the eyes of mE ilently and imperceptibly, as 1 alk or sleep, we grow strong "e "row weak, and at last sor riis shows us what we have t ome.-Canon Wescott. Bay It Now. Nmw is the time to buy Chamb LiI's Colic', Cholera and Diarrhi Ma!rudv. It is certain to be need >oiier or later and when that ti anUs vou will need it badly-you -i ee: it <quickly. Buy it now. It in tre life. For sale by Obear Drug( Too poor to maintain scho< 'lie man who says it is the pm etuator of poverty. It is t octrine that has kept us po< t has driven more men and mc 'elth from the State and he iore away than any othe'r pol: .al doctrine ever cost us.-Pag Has 5tood the Test 25 Years. he old, original GROVE'S Tastel hill Tonic. You know what you tnking. It is iron and quinine in msteless formi. No caire, no pay. 50c ignorance is either a good thiu r a commuuity or it is a b aing. Tha :zieans with *which auishl ignorance can be voti ato a commnunity or they can1 oted out. A good school hous good te-acher, and a good libra: ie the deadliest foes ignoran as; they can be voted into a: ommunity in Southi Carolina. elected. When you want a pleasant laxati lat is easev to take and eertain to a< se C.hamuberlaini's Stomach and Liv iblets. For sale by Obear Drug Co. how IS Your Heart? Is y'our pulse weak, too slow, too fast, er does it skip a beat? Do vou have shortness of bre'2:h. weak or hungry spells, faint::g',smothering or choking spells, palpitation, fluttering, pains around the heart, in side aml shoulder: or hurt when lyingL onl left side? If vou have any of these sym~ptoms your heart is weak >r disecased,. and cannot get >etter wi sout assistance. D. 3.iles' Heart Cure arengthens weak hearts, and -ir ever fails to cure heart lieae Try it, and see how p ;y you will find relief. Abu January 1st. 19&2. I took own with weakness and dropsy, n l:gaivl grew worse. I was told ,y m fail physician that my case ma lopil''a My neighbors and famr li had::.:n r1C up to die. My Yfm..s -ind bod:. were swolien to one 'ir her'"r than normal size, and 1ie h4a need ?-ound my heart. '" t les three miths I had to sit r:>'' d *p'i bsd to keep from smoth ri-r I ."-n for five bottles of Dr. liVs 1m C':re, rnd by the time I '1d ta-- them all I was entirely ra.I ine! btter than I have' for .-: V yea.: an~d I am able to do ny "i'd o' work o~n my farm. My t:i.nin::: pihy~ifn told me that if it 'Idn't benr D'ir. Miles' Heart Cure vCuld. .v ib in my grave." L. T. Ci-RD, wil more. Ky. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure is sold by outr druggizt. who will guarantee that -.e first bottte wi!! benefit. If It tails e wi refund your money. vKiles Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind To Ci -ra Laxative Broa Seen ?dmlien boxes sold in juist 12 rI Pu LO Ln is e o XegetablePreparationforAs r, simlating tieFoodandRfetila tingtheStomachsadBowes of ly Promotes Digestion.Cheerful ness andRest.Contains neither Opium,Morphine norNraL re NOrNARC OTIC. ut rt Am ZW's he+ 0o. a- - Aperfect Remedy forConslipa ae lion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhioea ie Worms,Convulsions,Feverish te ness and Loss OF SLEEP. to ie racSimile Signature of e NW YORK. Le er of re, y it, 'or ce ly n. FOR ALL PURPOSES SHIPPED ve EVERYWHERE. or - Carnations..............5c. dozen ae Roses........... ....................$2.00 per dozen Lily of Valley....$1.00 to $1.50 per dozen I Aster........................50c. to 75c. per dozen Bouquets, Backets or Boxes of pretty Mixed Flowers.......... 150 up We make a specialty of ed Fine Wedding Work. ne ill Write us when you wish anything in FLOW~ERS, PLANTS, BULBS ORl SEEDS. ;ROSE HILL GEENHUS8 Lie COLUMBIA, S. C. re THAT SUIT ot -- t- will look as good as new if you e. will have it cleaned and pressed. I am prepared to do the work for you at the most reasonable prices s and I guarantee satisfaction. By ra hain your suit cleaned and pressed it will look ever so much better all the while and will last gso much longer. If you have not d been in the habit of having your to suit kept in good order, begin it d now and see how much satisfact >e ion there will be in the improved e, looks of the suit and in its longer -y wear. Give me a trial. ::e tf. W. Bose Durham. Handsome Jewelry 'e- FOR THE SUMMER. Your vacation time is near; don't you need some fresh newv Jewelry for Shirt wvaIst sets In gold, wold filled and silver are quite popular this season. Silver buckle pins, three-piece sets, 75c.; same, gold filled and also enam eled, $1.00: numerous other designs, plain and fancy, 50c. to $5.00. With the summer weather and low neck dresses conmes the necessity for some neck ornament. A nick locket and chain Is always suitable. Solid ('oild Chains from $3.50 to $8.00. Solid Gold Lockets $5.00 and up. We have some beauties in Gold Lavaliere Chains. with Amethyst, Tourmaline and Pearl pendants, ranging in prica from $S.50 to $14.00. Also have them in gold filled from $4.50 to $6.50. These are very handsome and stylish. Neck. heads are also in vogue. Solid Gold Beads $15.00 and up. Gold Filled Reads $3.25 to $5.50. French Pear150c. to $5.00. Enamel Torquoise 3.5c., 50c. to $2.50. Real Amber $1.50. Souvenirs.d Coffee Snoons $1.00 to $1.75. Tea Spoons with Capitol building in bowl - and Senl of South Carolina on handle $1.50 to $2.75. Broor-hes, Hait Pins and CThatalaine Watch Pins, with Seal of the State of South Carolina in Colored Enamels ...price 50c. to $1.75. Haive yon a copy of our illustrated eatalogue of staple goods, viz.: Watches, L Jewelry, Silverware, Cut Glass, etc. C ti P. H. LACH ICOTTE & CO.I 244 flain Street, Columbia, S. C. re a Cold in One no Qginine Tablets. ("/ For Infants and Children. rhe Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In. - Use For Over, Thirty Years ASTORIA Summons. 'STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. COURT OF COM3M0N PLEAS. R. E. Ellison, Plaintiff; against V. P. Randolph & Co., Incorporated, Defendant, Copy Summons. For Relikf. Com. plaint Served. To the Defendant above-named: You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said comnplaint on .the subscrib. r at his office, No. 1 Bank Range, Winnsboro, S. C., with in twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and, if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plitiff in this action will ap~ply to the Court for the relief demanded in the com plaint. Dated June 24th, 1005. J. E. McDONALD, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the above-named Defendant: Take notice that the complaint, to gether with the summons, of which the foregoing i a copy, wits fikd in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Com mon Pleas for Fairfield County, in the State of South Carolina, on the 14th day of June, A. D. 1905, Winnsboro, S. C. July 3rd, 190. J. E. McDONA LD, 7-5-6t Plaintiff 's Attorney. Summons. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIBLD. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Thomas J. Cureton, Plaintiff, against V. P. Randolph & Company, Defend ant. Copy Summons. For .Relief. Comn plaint served. Io the Defendant above-named: You are hereby summoned and re :uired to answer the complaint in this ction, of which a copy is herewith erved upon you, and to serve a copy f your answer to the said complaint n the subscribers at their offices, at Winnsboro, S. C., (above The Winns oro Bank), within twenty days after he service hereof, exclusive of the day >f such service: and, if you fail to anr wer the complaint within the time foresaid, the plaintiff in this action vi ap)ply to the Court for the relief lemanded in the complaint. Dated June 14th, 1905, RAG4SDA LE & DIXON, Plaintiff's Attorneys, io the Defendant, V. P. Randolph & Comnpany: Take notice that the summons in his action, (together with tbe comn laint), of which the foregoing is a opy, was filed in the oflice of the ~lerk of Court for Fairfield County, at Vinnsboro, in said County, on the 14th ay of June, 190. IRAGSDALE & DIXON, 7--6t Plaintiff's Attorneys. Now ! T HE MACFEAT BUSINESS COL EE is ailowing a SPECIAL DIS OUNT. Enter, take advantage of ls offer, and be prepared for a posi on when the fall business op~ens. l! correspondence answered prompt M1. H. BOWEN, Principal, Columbia, S. C. D Yp in Two Days. ~ on every hor. 25c