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AtlvertiseiI Lettertt. Mioses Mary L'ason, Majrgi Clinton, Minnie Smith. Mr> Queen Munn. Mat tie Shannon.? Mr. Claik Powers, Launl Black W. Patterson, Perrie Bite, Pat Bennett, Charlie Bird, NV. h ?tidies, Baker Clinting. II Carnpton, Mat hew Colemon, K T. Caddin, Charley Broop, Franl Cadrick, .1. S. Carter, Normoi KUilivoll I ^'ininp Starnes, Andrew Atnzier. .loeJI Arnold. Parti's calling 'or above lot tors w i 1 please say if advertised J as. F. Hunter, P. M. Candidates in Lancaste Ccnnty--Tnke Ycur Choice The candidates in Lancaste county, according to announce men(h appearing in The News are as follows, the names beinj given in alphabetical order: 1.~\ O . 1 - rnr ot'nme. J. Harry Foster, I". Y. Williams. For Hi iim' of Repr< sontatives. J. W. Ilamel, Harry 1 lines, Geo. W. Jones, W. l'ro sly Robinson. For .Indue of 1'robnte. .J. K. Slew mail. For Supl. ol Fduealion. W. A1 ouzo Hughes, \V. M. Moore, J. iMeek White. For County Treasurer. .1 K. Rlackninn, R. H ixter Blackmon, W. II. Millen. For County Auditor. Hollis-H. llorton, Forter M. Jackson, J. Wvlio Fori or. For County Supervisor. Wylie Q C as key, W. B. Gulp, M. C. Gardner, 1). W. Hendrix, L. J. Ferry, JamesO. I'ortor, II. N. Sowell. For Magistrate. Lancaster. W. F. Gas key. Buford Town-hip. \Vm. < arnes, II. \V. Taylor. Cedar Greek Township. A. W. Ilicktin, VV. F. Hudson. In'lian Land Township. Iv 1/ I I ..II 17. J\ . 1 1 ill I . Lancaster Cot Ion Mills. B. \'\ Phillips. County Itiinruri/?tt'/irri' um It'hi-n Cumilitates u-ilt S/uiit, As heretofore publislied ii The News, I lie schedule lor tli Lancaster county eainpaiyn h a: follows : Belair, Tuesday, Alio. 14. Vanwyck, Wednesday, Any. In Hope-well, Thursday, Aug. 10. i'radesvi!le, Fiiday. Any. 17. White lllull. Tu'sday, Aug. 21 Keishnw. W'.-dn, ay, Aug 11 Ileu'h S| 'ii.g-, I hursdav. Any 2 (lurinol. I'hiilae. Alio 'J 1 ? > ' J ' r> ? * Cotton Mills, Friday night, A up 24. Lancaster C- JL, ^at unlay, Aug 25. The priinaiy election will b held Aug 28. Man Kills Son=in=Law. e i * ~ Cuts Throat of One and St? 'i the Other who was Ho ing Infant. Fort Payne, Al?., August 9 . An aged white man nan: k i Wright is in jail here char^i a with murder, near Lydia, A 1 j Wright went to the house of I sons-in-law, Sain Iii\iley a iJohn hailey, and began to ahi Great Reduction't * We are making special el as we i!o no' care to carry 'hei I mark/cd tlie price from one-thi in summer wearables. 'This s seekers. Spuria | i 11 Ori?*imlio 10 pieces 11?Ac Orpandies in i lid colors, will lie sold at this s: rtjc. ('oIopcm! Lawn. Another shipment of those C ored Lawn to close out at diet I v m r < I | Silk Mulls, All plain and flowered Mn whb l>5e, special for this sale 21 White Lawn. Only 7 piece? of those 40 in. 5 White Lawns to close out at 12 LaceCiii'tains. 7 pair Lace Curtains, sligh soiled on edges, oA yards long close out at 1.19 pair, worth d< ble the money. Lot every b">dy visit our sto j I am sure you will find hargaii E. E. Leader Professional Care l)r. J. L. WhLSIl, dentist. Oflice over William- ? Hughes(' Store, formerly occupied by I K. M <ialloway. LANCASTER. S. C. 1)r. K. G. ELLIOTT, Lancaster, S. C. Res id chop 'phone, No. IN7. Ofl Davis lttiil(liii?, nor. Main and I Mi11 ri , ' Irecta; 'phone No. 72. . I Will practice in tiotti town and r.oi * i ty. A II mil", day or night, will (reive prompt attention. II ] (> i n V' TT T XT iricm s i . JLJ W . XJllilOWJ DENTIST Office in Springs Building ' Office Hours : 8 to 12 and 11( Sunday Hours, 9 to 10. The Best Br; ' j and the mosl Ram's Horn, Red Lye, e Distinct in flavor from all (j | by TAYLC his daughters. The Baileys re- ?= monst rated, and Joint Bailev's throat was by Wright so bad lbs i,v ',e (*,e<^ abm st instantly. Sam Bailey, who was holding an infant in bis arms, was also tabbed in the throat, but will re coyer. Wright has surrendered. led T ~ """ re(j Miss. Celeste Cau'htn is visit|.it ling Miss Claribell Cauthen in ' lii, | Kershaw. nd ! Miss. Lilian Stover is visiting ise j Miss. Janie Stover in Kershaw. ^ I 811 all Summer Goods (<> close out 11 Summer (ioods m over to another reason. We have ircl t<? one-half down on everything <ale will he a great saving to bargains. i Century Cloth. i,r_ A new shipment juat in These j goods come in Linen and Domestic finish. Linen finish 12$c, domes tic finish 10c. Every lady should see those goods as there is nothing so nice for a serviceable skirt o|. for same money. he Men Shirt Values. and Taylor's Natural Leaf. ther tobaccos. Manufactured only )R BROS., Winston-Salem, N. C. 10 doss. men best 50c shirts just | arrived and will bo sold an long as they last at '3 for 1 00 'H Bargains in Pants, j We still have a few of those job) lot 1'antH to close out. They are the greatest bargains ever offered in Pants. Come quick before 2C they are all gone. Low ('ill Shoos. jjv Kverv pair of our Low Cut Shoes for ladies and men marked at *? least \ under regular price. You * j need another pair to close out pj j tbe season. 11 re during the month of August and us just as advertised. Cloud. in Low Prices. T( \r>K Is Orangeburg Collegiate i10 institute. so Parents, Educate Your Children, ;J() Your Koys and Girls. ,r>" o's .. j 11 < -11 )i I ii l Location, Conservatory of I 10 ''r j Music, strong Faculty, Art Five Conr?#?, r,rici I Fall English (tranches, Military Tactics, I j stonogi a|>hy ai.d I yI'fcw riting, Ancient . I.iiiiKUii^cs, ladin anil <ir< ok, Sewing and King < noking <'biases, Modem Languages, IjfHV French and Gorman Expenses Moderate. I'uri'iitH, sen11 y mr address for catalogue " to W. S. l'K I'F.KSON, l'res., Orangeburg, s C. A 'u,; Wofford College ^ IIKNKY N. SNYDKR, LL. I)., I'reat. j ' Two degrees, A It ami A M Four I jcourses leading to the A It I'egrrr. ? Nine Professors. Library ami librarian. The W K. j 1 Itnrnett gymnaaiiiin under a compe'out director. .1. It t'leveland Science \y i Hall. Athletic grounds. Oourse of i ' led urea hy t he ablest men on the plat- v'*,H form. Next session begina Sept. lit the Itoard from $12 to |ltt a month. For j Thifl catalog or ol her informal ion, address , |M,e| .1. A. (JAM KWKLL. Sec.'y , I Spartanburg, S. ('. o 00 i J_ inds of Tobacco "i; t notmhir sellers :m> HABIT f] Habit rules one's life. Don't allow yourself to get !| into bad habits. People who have used good Flour all their lives can't quit, and if they happen toget bad flour they are always in a hurry to get rid of it. When you want to feel that life is a pleasure and worth living, don't forget to use the best? mmmm m i It's purity convinces the most skeptical. When you eat it an easy and pleasant feeling passes over you like one 1 in love chilled with happiness. If bread is the staff of life, why not eat good bread when it lies in quantities fiirtif *if irroit* dnAi' If \rr?n iranl llio v<>??\r wliilocl ftmit* * l8llV JVUA VIUVI. 11 JVU VI1V ? VI J ?? I.II.VUV '?^W* we can supply you. We have flour that is whiter than - *W? the whitest in Lancaster, but reason tells us that no * power can ge greater than the source from which it came. When you take your wheat to mill do you want your flour chalked or bleached by electricity? If you do, this will do for fancy or for pride in hearing some one brag on how white your biscuits were at dinner. Mow about your health? Don't overlook this. Life is sweet, and when millionaires are groaning from aches and pains from adulterated food you can be wishing for , the time to come when you can square yourself at the table and be satisfied to sit and eat all the Magnolia biscuits that vour appetite calls for a.A fear no harm. Cleanliness, purity and quality. Your trade invited with the assurance that it will he appreciated and the goods we sell you to be the very best in the lines we carry. Groceries, Dry Goods, Notions?in fact, everything a farmer needs. Most respectfully, KC. EDWARDS in Bennett's Old Stand. i / Trade makes us happy. Goods return the compli- | ment. When you are in town don't fail to see us. J. C. E. V or Thirty Days ? + ? w c will soil all our Slimmer axis at and below cost to make oiii for our Fall stock. ^ 0 yds 5c apron n^haiiib 4c. 10 yds 4 4 Sea Inland for $1.00. 0 yds G^c apron ginghams 5c. 10 yds 27 in. Lawn for 35c. 0 yds shambray and stripe 10 yds 32 in. 10c Lawns for 65c. hams 5c. All our 10 and 12Ac Lawns for 00 yds dress ginghams former He a yd. e H^c this sale only O^c. All our 15 and 2()c P. K. to close 00 vds A. F. O. and renfrew out at 10 and 12?e a yd. hanis and mercerized sham 10 Pes. 10c Colored Organdies 'a only 8c. | only 5c. II our Dimities, White Lawn and Piques at cost. Pc 72 in. White Organdie, the 35c grade this sale 20c. *c, 27 in. llabutia Silk, the kind that will wash and look like new this sale only 42$c. ' I'c 36 in. Plack l'eau l)e Snie Silk, the 1.25 kind, this sale 08. Pc 36 in. guaranteed Taffeta Silk, value 1.25, this sale 08c. Shoes! Shoes! I Clothing! Clothing*! /} e have now on hand an ad We also have an advance ship;;e shipment of fall styles in ment of the well known brand of Sherwood Shoe for Ladies SIIILDS BRAND clothing that i Shoe is nothing new, having I we ask you to inapt ot before buy ? advertised in all the leading nig. vn?Is of this country. Price] 50 I'r odd pants to close out at and 2.50 j your own price. bout 25 Ladies' Summer Mats to close out at Camp Meeting f 08. \ ) yds Androscoggin 4-4 Bleaching to the customer 82c. Respectfully, A. J. Broom Company Next Door to I'ost Office. V