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?i ii i in ii m ; m jmRggm 6 flomcnn Ct tllooro Home I 3rd Di9 THE L trict?Hon. O. H. Car- 1 ANOA6TKK NEWS, MAI Brother Winn was initial r 25, 1907. ed j&> AAAAA * 9 % >1 V1VU1JVU V* The Green vill< Called off?I at the Colleg Legislative ! tors?Other 1 /Iivtv llVIUJi A tl _ ? penter, P 4th Dis e Encampment ? ieligiousWork Ee~Visit of the ards>Jr> Board ofVisi- 6th Di? Matters. er, Jr., H 'ickenf. int trict?Hon. T. P. Oolh the nyille. ? h trict, Hon. J. Q. Rich- No Liberty Hill. Ma trict?Hon. It. P Ham- me amer. 19( 0 Dixie Council (Jim Wita 1 State Council Secretary to and in this, we'll warran . 43, in Ltncas'er Couni rch 12, 1904, and remainec mber of No. 43 till March )7, when he withdrew to jo 5 yfS iwf It), 1HT You ca Ly, ill'it down bccai l a Strong Ll, j >in A It builds net set of malaria lasts a Ion tch cold easily or bec< use of the after effects ol then yourself with J v blood and tones up you g time. X ome ran* o f malaria, o F coifs Y r nervous X Mr. Editor: '1 of the Clemson which was to he Greenville Irora been called off. was reached at t nf t riiHf ? We tail 'he encampment 0f the me corps of cadets district. ive been held at Bishop ] .June 3?1 has jn the Ep This decision Sunday. 'I i meeting oi the 80U once 5 ji Ipw flftvs jiirn. u..~ -.r < i" ,td to learu the name i!<tp mber from the seventh Coi st it Ellison Capers preached tiri iscopal chapel here last tioi ['he Bishop visits Clem- cilc a year. A large num- Brt . J i? ?l ;| 1 :in uouncil. ino. bo, wni unci I was' organized and uted largely through his u ng efforts, and at its insti l, wa? elected its first Coi >r. D xie Council, No 43, sa )tlier Winn to the State Oou 1 QOzl > nii f lw? Ssf jfo riiitini cn X > tern. in" A all DF * infit 111 nil ISFSmWarT tUOOlSTS t 60o. AND $1.00 ? 1 .jg owing to the fac lege has been at pense t his year i dormitory and house, and also I al reason that ill way could not ? ~ j ~ ? I UC1 W * I II c t that the col themselvt an unusual fx- hearing tl u building a new ])r. H a new power presiding for tl o addition District, i e Southern lla'l- nexi turnish cars lor t-li? V. M.* niuunin onvtijg avail >6 of the opportunity ot ma )is pr iod old man. did . W. 13ays, lormerly in elder ot the Rock Hill Vic trill preach to the ca- 'afd Sunday ahd lcc'ute to ma Cj. A. at niirht. to i i v V"I, l?l'U I Itw v/v/UU de him i:s Chaplain, and the slime thing in Colutnl 1906. He was elected Sti *e Councilor at Chariest : April. Lie Ferved as Cha n of the Committee appoint revise the State Council Cc ?I - the transportaiic to and from Gre The Y. M. C some big plans During I he prei have been 325 si in 38 Bible clas6 m ol the cadets enville. . A. is making Pile* get qn lor iip\t vptir ''Op'? Magi lor next jear. iH made ulon sent year there P"s''^ve nn< , ... protruding o udents enrolled magic i?v iti m, these classes ??" j"r" w ?S. E. B. Stit . ? . al ri i?'k and certain re lief fr in Dr I iyi io Ointment Please note it e for Piles, and its action is CO'J 1 certain. Itching, painful, r blind piles disappears like s use. Large nickel-capped owj cents. Sold by J F Mac key ,ution and By-Laws, and v j elected National Represt 3 at Greenville in 1905, L Id not attend the gegsion National Couucil at Nashvil mg to the severe illness of 1 le daughter. Ti >ui c.? Or a W a On? The Purchase c ry a Singer Heeler W le Rental PI )f a sewinrr-Ynarhinp. i? nltno-i - ? ilson an tr?r? im_ all being led by policy for next 550 men in 70 cere have alread for these classes ceiving coaching ^ eral Secretary. students. The year is to have Sketch o: asses, and lead- Pastor < y been secured who ha and are now re Vice C< from the GenOlemson will The Am< f Rev. *W. C. "Winn, er \ Df Lancaster Circuit, 8ho s been Elected State he j Duncilor of Jr. Order. W. He iiican, the official organ we Sro. Winn is a strong belie u fraternal associations, a ws bis faith by his works, : is also a member of the W. and is a Iioyal Arch Masc is an honor to our Order, a teel sure that his work isji sv- portant a transac nd soon becomes a fa a W1 )n< a Singer or a 1 nd even for so short ist opportunity to tes rv/*rfoof1if o*>/4 M rv!< - ? O ? ~""e tion to be decided off-hand mily institution. ben You Rent Wheeler & Wilson Sewin ; a time as one week you give t a machine that will do its d i i_. r - ? -? , because it ig Machine ; yourself an aily work so sena up a sironi picked men to Student Conferei and these men 1 with them such j eiasm as will i best college asf Ra llth nnvt v An r c delegation 01 ot the Mat the Southern United A ice a' Asheville, published will bring back its last ist it load of enthu- interesting nake ours the C. Winn, ^ociation in the minister ional Council Jr. Order beg mericwn Mechanics, at Raleigh, N. 0., in , . to b< ttie t?ivF? the fnllnwi n 1/ I will y sketch of the Rev. W. well known Methodist "evf Qua of this county, and a hurl l l_ _ _ r a i * ? ;un. Don't Pay Alimony. ? divorced lroiu your appendix. Tli ho r\ A>?nob{nn for if ? on L o^?r? ? -a y i'Ih r.gulm with Dr. King's New l'i r ectioQ is so gentle that the appen rhas cause to make theleaat com pla rant, ed by Crawford liroa, Fund [ Pharmacy, druggist. 2ic. Try th< anu nui: tate before you lei No reason wh ,ere payments may be i , 1.i .> ?.. i scicssiy iruin tru; start, mat y : it go out of the house again y it should go out either ; foi applied to the purchase of tk r> THESC SIGNS YOU MAY Ilk OW AND WILL FIND SINOKIt |(?j ou will nesi" your rental 'e machine if JVUIM UCAl JCttl. The imprresio the minds of so life in a State sc rily more lax as observance and t those schools church or deno prommem n is prevalent in Order : me people that Qn De liool is necest-a Luurens C regards religious child was reaching than in There Wf strictly under djiia to n minatioiiHi con ? i niemoer 01 ine Junior Ed cember 10, 1864, in /ounty, S. C., a man born into the vvorld. ^ is nothing about, this rnn lark him from the oth- Sal _ i e t .i < I h/\n itors Giving Advice Girls. "'here is nothing out of t ge of the country editor. T uda Standard tells its read' r uillr ? A*. I. i .. EmBSy iSold only by he he Main Street, era 'ORBS EVKRVWHERB ^ Singer Sewing Mac opp. P. O., Lanca: Sg$r hine Co. iter, S. C. trol. We are not how it is in otl but such is not t son. In fact, C doing more suc< work than any State, and nearly - nu>p?es prepared to say day?save tier institutions, eyes. T he case at Clem- had passe llemson is now ere ^i10 cl ;essful religious day, for h college in the aIld coui r all the colleges SnMi-vi^. s Jnianis oorn on tnai ""T i in the dear mother's ^he he father of this child m.a 'd "beyond the veil" iiId saw the light of an( e. gave his lite for honor in I ltry at the battle of g'r! ti ten t iu inu uuoi fniv, oiuuivnign, j Johnston Monitor editor rks I hat lie frequently me< In wearing short slee\ hose elbows have the appei ;e ot not having been wash fifteen years." The John*! 18 should imitate, to some * t. those of Saluda and w< ? Very ar~ To Noi ed 011 Account Jamesi 'X %ar m Mm Low Ra folk, Va., and Retturi town Tercentennial E) . m Ltes n, ^position, m m in the State have to see how Clems has been made bi cess. At Clemson's Btitute hold here delegates were p w ts/J'V ' oj * < > sent men here May, 1864 ion's Y. M. 6. A. sketch is i noli a great sue- R,ev. W. Cou ncilor Bible Study In- His early last November, |arm, an* resent from a'l was der\\ [lilKij v/UUI l? XiUUBD 111 L The subject of this ?" ' sho r>ur dear brother, the ten C. Winn, State Vice of South Carolina. p, life was spent on the 1 his early education PRil1 and red from t.tie enmmnn ? silk uloyes, or else th uld launder their elbows er.?Newberry Observer. 0 Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Si 1 riot merely heal on the surface 'trutes the pores and promptly relit i, caused by boils, burns, maids, < skin dim-ases Beware of iuritatic i... f i i> x Via Sou Seas 'ii, f-ixtv day commencing Apr ?lve Very low rates w b inds in uniform iven >ut? STOP OVERS 1 ?"" and fiteen day I ithern Ka and fifteen day tickets o.i il 19th, to and including No ill also be made for military i attending the exposition, will be allowed on season, tickets, same as on sunim 11 way shIp dailv v. 30,1907. j and brass sixty day sr four ihf the male denomi in the State to successful methc the Bible to colh many other pha< training Clemso given good advai national colleges BChool? ot learn the rn<>8^; January, id9 of teaching preparato >ge students. In College. / *ea of religious taught scl n etudenta are|tanburg i it ages. (four more his native county. In === 1883, he entered the ry class of Wofford ifier leaving college he | 100I one year in SparCounty, and then for years he labored at '.?o( WANTED! )ld Pianos and Organs vhicli wo will allow the highest i?ri r<ls now instruments. No club ri Tor. hnt we pledge better inntmmc tickets. For for and comp Southern liailwa ices ??????? ltf8 ni-.i n. lete information call on Tic! y, or write: R W. HU Division t'assei Charleston iet Agents NT. iger Agent, , fe. C. a m The second an the Stale College tion was held hei 11. Many live qi nig college journ cussed by delega colleges in the St nual meeting ol Gray Oou > Press Associa and his h re from May 9? establish]! lestions concern- I? was t alistn j\vere (lis- Winn to e tes from all the Master, sc ,ato. The Asso waslicens lor t rt, in Laurens County, club ihors resulted in the ,in,i of a fine school. lie intention o( Brother V nter the service of the Ji i in October, 1891, he ^ ed to preach t he Gospel. i iii) Hume or Ii-hs money, than tlios rate offera. Write MuIodoh Mi ne, Cnluuioin, S. for Hpecml pr terniH. REWARD Ve will pay a liberal rewa V"IO ruifonn AV nnrtvmn . riyier or ioCH w Have you been to se If not, you should com f we are to serve you. want in Fresh Meats, fact we have almost ai Lr(1 ket. We also handle ] ? I os. new r e us in our New Market < ie to see us just to see ho1 Let us have your order f< Fish and Oysters, Poultry nything to be found in an ICE and shall be glad to 1 laritet. on Main street? w well prepared or anything you r, Eggs, etc.?in up-to-date marfurnish you this ciation is destine factor in improvi nalism. The Board of the Legislature lege last week. '1 be well pleased d to bo a great He joine< mg college join- Conlerene copal (Jhu Visitors from toi?, in 1 visited i he col which tin Mi >y seemed to regular ii with the work- Conferenc 1 the South Carolina jn j e oi the MethodintEpif-- con rch, Soutl), at Darling)ebember, 1891, since Yi ne he has been in the inerant work ol tho e. \ 'iiv Wi j;^i ouno illiul die city of Lancanster a mc iplete and up-to-date live tiness than ours. Rubt ; buggies and stylish hors Ve have a few mules left. BUGGIES Ve sell the followinghucci* summer. >re ry >er Phone No. 148. es. Fine F r>s: Plyler Br rench Sta others. illion inga of the instit doubtless make port to the Legia sonuel of the B lows : 1st District?B ler, Charleaton. ution, and will Well, it a favorable re to live aU lature. The per Winn sotij oard is as fol- mate, and united in [on. Iluger Sink- Belle East and to get js not good for man Pie >ne, therefore Brother ma ght a wife and help- ^;ar found her, for he was marriage with Miss on January 16, 1893, ; her he journeyed to \ o oo dmont, Rock Hill, Ratt< n, A. Wrenn & Sons, Tay] inedy and Tyson & Jon jry one of them guarante 12 months. WAGONS Ve sell the Virginia, Niss 2r~ Capucin, 4009, tt for stand tne present seas eg Capucin is a supei e(j foaled Ma^ 28, 1902. vados. Sired by the ( by Galba, 2d dam Gast If you want to rai UrknJ?U 1711J le Imported French Coac on at the Stables of the ui rb animal, bay, star, both 1 Bred by M. Foutaine, Dep Government Stallion Tyro adoure by Gastadour. se fine stock, now is your < 1 ? AT 4 4 1 h Stallion, [will idersigned. lind feet white; artment of Cal- ' 1, dam Fugitive opportunity. HDd JLHStriCt?1 Aiken. aon. u. jl. Toole, Ukalonn, j three chi!( ftrkansas. They have anc Iren, all girls. hi i carver. :ATH-ELLIOTT MULE C( iittaui-iJiiJ |t Lancaster, S. C., Api IULL i?IUl? V>UII ril 26, 1907. lJJally.