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GREENVILLE'S GREAT FESTIVAL OF MUSIC A MOST MAGNIFICENT CHORUS Of Nearly Two Hundred Voices Has Been Training for Eight Months Under the Direction of Mr. Barnes, of the Greenville Female College. As I.he lime draws iear for Greon 1il 1s \ay .\1usit I''cstival, inlterc.;t .ra Iavact, :u' it is saIt' to prceit that tm- of the latrges crowds ever ;t: c ctM,c , in c;retenville will be in at tondPnce. The fest ival w,ill he held on W'ednes'day, 'Tlhursday and Friday. h\ay .15t.h, 16th, and 17th, repee tively, and. already people fIron ad ;jinlng ownm and coutnties are mak ing .arrangemOnilln,s to attetn<l thi; great alfftir. Many of l ct lmave already signlfled their intention of ahing ad vtntage of the splt'diiid op,ort unity 1resented to hear Some really great art.ists .sing. Reports are constantly coning in, ami. while the ticket sale ha-s been on for only a short time, still the re 1411s obtained have be-en such as to inspire t.hose who have initiated this very worthy institution. The people of (,reenvilh' have but to lend their aid and support to the festival and its corps of managers and directors, and success will be assured on this. the debut. of Greenville in this kind of work. The various, committees in ,harge of the work have been busy during t.he past F'ew weeks, while the cho rus lis been busily engage'd in earn strehearsal-ethsiasm ar, utter de Itrminaticn. and zeal marking the wo)rk of tho chorutts. Pi'rofes Barnes, of UTr' n'iiville I ctntale Colle , will di reet. 'thi:; all-itmportant hotly, and he i s lti triiless inl his ef'orts to drill Ithe lmanv gend voices in this city in-to colntpleto 1u1niEon wit.i one another. Itehtearsil hav'e been the order for two and thiree't lires a week for some time, ala all have seemed to realize that. efllelency Is only obtained by Tract leo. It. is a well known fact that there are as good and as many voices in. Greenville 'as in any city in 'tillis section, and it is also conceded that when Greenville people take hold of a proposition they usunally carry it through. The festival will he hel<l under the uspiceos of the Musical Art Society, and in all, there Will be five con certs, embracing 'three evening aid two afternoon concerts. Wi;h ar tists whose reputations go unchal.. longed, with a superb chorus of one hundred and fifty voices with a. splen 'didly equipped orchest ra--a.ld with 'the numbers and 'nsemb('les to be rnn dered, t he pe(ople who atte'nd this great musical treat may rest assured that such an Op)portuinity is seldom offered . The people0 of Green ville 1 hemsolvyes are centhuesed ,, for miianyv seem 'co ralze that culture antd re finement go hand in hand. andmlnta muhlsical cultuire is the cult.ure of thlie soul. As to the~ artists, lI'ttle need be said. Their names, theIr reputatIons, their records bespeak all praise for them. Sutchl shining lIghts as Richard schlle won, violin soloist; Sig. RQgjpeo Gor no, pianist. George Rlogovoy', violin cellist to rt,e Russian ruler 'and the greatest in :Ameica to-diy; Alfred Schel, pianist; Miss .Mary Porter 111tchell, contralto; Beatrice Fine, soprano; Cecil .Jatmos and Ddipund A. JTahni wil-l be threre to entertain their ~iearers, to p)roperly interpret music for thomn; added to these'grcat artis'ts sv'ill be the Atlanta l'estival Orches tra, with thte assistlance of the Cin cinnatI Symphony Orchestra; the Fa seious Schiewen Quartette, and the lo ',al chorus of 200 voices. Prof. H. W. Barnes, of 'the Green Ville Female College, will d'irce:t. Mr'. Wal er Brown , biassi , and Mr. Gleo. (Gohaeffer. p)ianist, of the Greenville lFemiain College, together with Mr. John H. Williams, organ-ist, are some of the (Gre'envillo artists who w'ill take a very piromilnent parit . The com Thittcee on ralilroads has miade appli ntion to all of the lines running to the ciy for special rates to rc iwill '(ir the event , and it is safe to say that 'uhle low r-ates will he granted. 'rie truIstee.s are as; follo-v TE 4O. Patjerson, W. (l. Sirrine. J. A. i3arnes , J1. iT. Wilflims, C M . Mc Gece, roasiurer;;: au-d Allen . (ro hiamn secetariy-. As w'ill he se-en, this Committee of t rustees embraces omeQ 'of the cilay's ablest and mOst promi?nent cit izens , who~si success in-1 dividually spells success for the fes tIval. ,Grand Opera I louse, which fuirnishies a good mruslcal auditorium, and sea son tickets, good for five concerts, bnve 'already hann~ plaeon sale, at roo p tr ti auti.n p,r @'(l Kall lu7 'sl? jo 1. 10I(l1d . .10 - .)!.t t1 110[1allp ).t 011) Jo, .a111I)tjL G1I!1IV ,tt) t[ 1(12 ot1ini lilt uo11 t))f.t US1 .~( 11(dt Ii(h )AIJ .1l0 I,oo" aq0pjj a. . uls at Jo utl( )jit.1 l3 s! 06l .l O) I 1o.l. I1 .)t ltOJ )(1{n '1I0 (1 l$ 81p - o)al Jo 'oif iI la [ll Xafuls u Jof "o lI i.l.2 .011 )u1i -)gu01) P1u1u '01i..tall.ou1 i.: p0.()I)suoa I 'sl.a 1.1)10.> .).i# .tp. wU) : , .( ' JI[.l.g '5uiul:;( .\\ - I111 i lt) 1 .. .) .t ").top .u.t1 Call onl W. if. (;Iagtait,, R. 1'. 1). :, 5 niles NorMh01 o- Pickenls, it in 11(e(d of huil(lc; hul. r, 12ak or pille. All orders will recve p'"1romp)t :uttentiont. For sale 124. atcro farm four mles west o! 1""sley, three good hooses atil all m-esr .y out.I'ltilnii)gs, eLI!., 75 aeres inl enlIiiv:t 'in balant0 Iin t1imber. I'len :Ii5 ior :_ere. '.'erm)s to sunit. .1, M. HESVTE11. Winthrop College Scholarship and Fn trance Examination. Ti: examination for the awarl of va cant t8cholarships in Withrop College anid for the adlmisstion of now students will be held tot the C('urt House on Friday July 5th at 9 o'clock a, in. Applicants must be not less than fifteen years of uge. When scholarships are vacated aft,"r July 5. they will he award. ed to those Making the highest average at this exainaiition, provided they meet the conditions governing the awartd. Applicants for seholarships shoul write to President Joh non before the (-xanination for Scho!arslhip (Xauina tioll blaiks. Scholarships are worth $10)0 and free tuition. The next session wili open Septembor 18, 1907. For further infor mttion 11d11 cntatlogue, aIddre.ss Pres. D. 13. Johnson, Rock Hill, 8. C. First Vote of the Filipinos. Uarper's Weekly. On July 311th next. nll malcs in th. Phillipinno Islands not under 23 years of ago and not citizens or stub ject to any foreign power will be per mitted to vote fo members of the Philipine assembly and for proviit cial governors, a third uember of tlc provincial board, municipal prsi dents and vict-prriden ;i, an<1 livii pal counselors. This will be the hr t step toward Filipino self-governtent. The first assenbly w ill convene early i' October of this year. Secreta) Taft will be prosent this ypar at tie meeting of the assembly. American citizens cminnn withiil the requiremenis will be permicted to vote, fur American citizens are not considered subject, to f )reign power". The ffrst Philipine assembly will cot sist of feighty-four uembcr, app(xr tioned on at basis of one delegate to 90,000 of the population, Pirovisi i is made to increase this numibe, but the total number of delegates canntot dxceedl 100. All acts of the assiitubly must secnre tihe approval of t he cont-. mhissioni before they become hJws That our American forests abonndl in plants whviueh I>ssss~ the most valuable hl mlet denal v irtues is abun ldanlt ly aItteste'd by sc'ores of the mlost eminent 'o,it'. writers and teachers. EvenI the untuL toreS d Idians had! discovered t he uise'fi - hess of many na1tive In ts bef(or.e the advent o.iI .(f thle w..hiteIc race. Thius inf orma: tioni, 'min121r1ed fr'eel y to the whitesle. loll the IatLter toa con t.Innie ivestigatin unt18111il to-day we hav'.e IL r'ch alssortmeont, of 1m1st valuiable Amerleaun miedlelinal roo01s. Dr. Piere helieves that our Aomerle'an for ests abound11( In most. valuable medlehil1 room for thie cureo of moost obstinate11 and fatai ilis east's. if we would( I)ropertl'y' investiga te item;p and,(1 1n conliirmation of this c'ontionl111. ihe poinits with Inde. to tho almoi~st marlous 1) cure's effected b)y his "Giolden Medtical l>s covery1." whlich has pr'oven1 itself to Ie thea most efficient s'tomach tonic, liver 1invigor ato', hear't tonic( and re'gulator, and1( ldt clean1ser knIownI to intedicail sciencLe. 1)yspiej sia, or inudigesition, tor'pid1 liver, ftmon a 11il nd oven v'alvlar and1( other afti onls of the heart yield to its curative actionl. Thle realson wVhy it cures these anid many other affetionls, is clearly show.un in a little li book of extractts fromi the stand(ard mledI' ical w'ks whheh Ia mllted fecE to anly atddre'ss 1by Dr1. tR. V. Pierce, of JHutralo, N. Y., to 1.1!1(nding relluest, for the same. Not less inarvelons, in the unparaiteled cures it, is constantly makinlg of womantt's pIny Iecliar at't'tctionsi, weaknlIesse's and11 dist ro(ssinlg derangeen)tts, Is Dr. Pieet Favorite P'reserli,tion, a1s Is amply at tested by thousands oIf ulli0ted test imonials con tribttelta y grateful ialients who have.' been5 cured by It. of catarrhal polvic drains. 1)a in flu Iio'tds, i'regulIartities. pirolapu a1)11 nd otheiir dIisplaeeents causedC1 by3 wea~tkne(ss, leer ationt of u1terus1 arnd Indred1'O afYections. oftten after many other advertised medicines,08 and physicians had fatted. Rothi the above menion101ed miedtticins are wholly madle uip from I ho glycerlte ext racts of plo3yed in thieir manu11factur 1I'lwer to 1riial with IDr. Pierce, andi they are carrteid on by lskilled chemists and1( pha11rmacists wIthI the desig5tned and built, for tils pur'ose. lothi medictne; are e'nti rely free from aleobll and all othier ha.rmful, habIt -forming druIlgs. A fuIll list. of their ingredients Is pinoted on each bottlo-wrapper. Cures Coughs, Colds, and Lung Troubles. P: Pickent,1 Drug Business Locals. \ntitt of l s, n'e. w a1'.. i v lll", ."-t,, ' in trle1 in, Ihix (".{ulun rt :, en t':, Ier l Hite n(, I','i'hi i etti'n. N o itiit' t :' for it'eu titi ln,ent For 8a.e- A vidn1able upiol farm withi (-ro)omu tlwllin"r, ba,rnt tl t,ta hh e, 200 yds. from thtuebIC, sto,re d111 t"1ho1.l hou se. Address, B3. O .iones, (irteenville, ')r Lt. Rt M(on,l 1 bert. Sugar aml coli'ev at J. 1). Moore's. Wanted, to buy 1,00) htns:, 1,501) doz. en eggs aild tall the r'1.rtirs T.hat we Canl get. \\, E. F"ienmn & Co, Flour and meat at J. 1). Mooro's. When in I'sley pit upl) yourl stnek lit B. 1', Maiirtit's feed and li'erv stit. ble. He also hanldles all kinds of feedtut.1T 38-tf IIuscavado anti Portorica tloltsasses at Craig 11ro". Tobacco & can goods at J. 1). Moore's. I will pay top prices in cash or trade if you will bring* me your chickens and eggs. J. 1). Moore. I wonld like to till a limited number 'f bills ft "r houses with first-class rough lumlrr it $1 per 100 at mill. 4 mil?s wi st of Pickens. A. W. Gravlcy, Route 3 Pickens. Bran, shorts at.d chops nt. Craig Bros, A few first class sewing aehint's, slightly used to be sol1 at gritly re doii ed prices. Also sewing mach-ines re piirttd. Call at l;raig Bros 0. P. Knight. Notice to Debtors and Creditors N\ltice is hereby given to i': jI. ti, bolt itg ,-iN lls 1:.:,iu!'. the estattl I .it'ss t're!i' ha wt ite eenseil. tihIt they 112ttt lilt' the vlnwt.' witi tihe aitilersi er;ci Irolperly nl.prov,e.l on i r bhefre the i rst atiny of iy c next. or lie li -ate A CI.:ltTAN l 1 c,; FOR ACliiN Gi F l' .Allet':; ittFa e 1t'pwe'e l'l T !"r. .\t-h iai:., swei'titag. Swto!len teet. Siil!: "ent I''r. : ulas S,tinpilt uf ot'n i-il-.\<i saM ll.n "' 'o Ani.tu i lew iiivi ii i,n. Aititre'-. A let S. 111istc'i I,e Land 1l'r Sale. We have 7,50 :cres of land f'r sale in tiets of' from 200 to 1.511) atres in (Ireene county (iorgia. h'I:is l(d is ft'rtilte 11t(1 will prod)luce good criips. 1 We will cut the large tr .cts int' small tarm1s ind give tiv' year paT11me)ts with the tirst maymenut (ash. Price 810 to 12.510 per uere. For further iiioriti t.ioul apply' to M:CO.\IONS & R1ETD Greenusbo.ro, O( . For Suilai-4A2. ae f arm 5 miles 'uoutht of Ciourt tionse, 30) a11res inl clitivat ion, bahmenca in tuuber lanrd. Two houses. good barni and ont1buildings. Pl~ace well iH. iM. HESTER. Pickem-, 5. (. Siiummon)Is fo)r Rel if. STATE OFl 80OUTH1 CAlROLIN A, P'ickens ( '.ounty. Court of Conuon Pleas. Suisi. Hester atwl Bilanche Messer, Plainatiffs. AG A IN ST. Mary E'. Mbtrt in, ILet tie Neow ton, Mattie Il,..ster,. Myra Lay Com Mrs. (X. M. Martin. WV. V. Ch'liy Lioni, Mat tie D)ickson, .LeAttit el ot andl Jessie Dobbil)ns, SUM! MO)NS FOR RF:LlEF (C ompllaint 'erved) To the defenatst above named:C( YOU ARE HIElREIY SUM~IMONEl) andliiii r<'turd tob :answ4er the~(!)l comphlint in) this :action, ot which a copy is herewith serivedi up~on .vou, and to servo a copy, of y'our answer to the said( comlalintt 0on thle subsc'ribeir at his oflice lPickens, Souithl C arolina, within t wenty da a of1) the serv ici here'iof, exc'lusivye of the dkay of sucht eriv ice: and if you fail to tan. swear t.emhu. i)lnit within the t imei afCoresaid, thei Plainit iY in t his action will ap~ply to the enurt for the relief dle mande~1*d in) this comlalinit Dat.,d Miarch 21st A . D. 1907. A J. Hoggs, 1'. C. P. Julius F. Piiggs. Pl'ff s AUt'y. Tol Mis. Lettin' Newton: Ta':ko not.ice that the summons1011 and comlhaitI itn th is act iion we're fih-d In thle ( lerk's otlice on the 21st4 day of MIarch. 1907, a nd,h the objeict, of thtis tae .iion is tob par'tition the land desa~cribed ini t he comphtllint, andlu ino personall claim is made(1 augainst you. Julius E. Boggs. lit's A t. Notice. Thoj trustec e'lectioni for S3ix Milo school district has beeni changed from May 11t to May 18th. Polls open1 at, 2 p. rn. and close at 5 p. m. .E'lection to be hold at school house. By' order of the county Board of Education. 30apr'2t R. T. Ifallum, Croup, La Grippe, Asthm revents Pneumonia and Con: m .ly, 1iclr, Pairk%ti'. Pha Nothing lu't eX)Cnse was s goocs. We are satislWl t' right styles and the right pric< Don't Let Chea'p Tulk But exa If our goods are not as retl them. Some goods are bit 1 divide with you. We have e Dry ood, Notion, Un that the average customer wai the price as low as same good 'vhen you come to Green make it pay you. A. K. West EAnd, You probably w that you "plou for that is your business, See that you get the most i for your crops-by using libe Virginia=Caro They will greatly ";ncrcase yot obtain the largest possible amoui your acreage if you will, but di Fertijizers, and you will see, fe your increased profits. Did; dealer a copy of our free alm; farming information. ,, Richmond, 's Memphis. Chiem I Montgomec Ciarrison Easle Wholesale and 'We have just receivedl three of Hlay. We also have a full Chops, Bran, Shorts, Oats and Cole Guano Distrib)utors and( you money b~y b)uying from us. 'Phone or wvrite ns. Your ten tion. GARRISON W'VY. ORCANii Prepsident. yI( C'I Ll BER~ CDi R Et J, N- MoRtfAN, J. OGAi Accnnts of Marchans, Fa..-.., F:i. THE ORIGINAL LAXATIVE HONEY and TAR Throat ~ ~ ~h umption YELLOW PACKAGf; rm;tcv, IibeIv. pared in the selection of these at we have the ri;ght gools, the s. Sell Youa Goods mine the quality. presented,. you don't have to buy her than last season, but we will erything in wo r; Hosieiy and hoes, its, and we absolutely guarantee s are sold anywhere. villc, come to see us, we will Itk Park farmers ill not deny -h for money" the noblest occupation oa earth. noney out of your ploughing-or rally lina Fertilizers. ir yields per acre," and help you to t of money for your lai,or. Decrease uble your use of Virginia-Carolina I and hear your pockets jingle with Pou get from us or your fertilizer mac ? It's a beauty, and full of SALES OPFICES: Va. Norfolk, Va. Durham, N. C. f . . Baltimore. Md. SSavannah. Ga. j j Tenn. Shreveport, La. ry, Ala, - ApI y, sC Retail Dealers in rid A'Xll Iiincis of F'eed cair loads of F-lour and three stock of Cotton Seed Meal, corn. We sell the celeb)rated 'otton Planters. W\e can save arders wvill receive p)romp)t at. Yours for b)usine'ss 112h n1. In..s ED 1901. I'Y, S. C. - 25,000,00 - 5,000,00 3TOR S, O'Dr,I,T. C.. 8imnriv TEll, J. P', SMITHr. ns. andt Ind(IVidunllin snlinan,.