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attending aumraei 2 Bernioe Walk up, ej attending summer o "VT 5 _ iir.li ^??i?? sohool, 1000 * tpenses flflppCOfl] sohool, 10 00 " T3E LAN f s ill Georgia. CASTER NEWS, JUNE 8. 1907. a 3?, ? i it - ! .11 o daIIIIIt" waiKup, ?] attending auuimei 4 Roxie Beoknain. e: attending sumtnei 6 Eunice I onnor, e: attending sumrne 6 M Hoke, expenses a Bummer school.. 7 Mrs. Hoke, expense ing summer so hoc 8 Roxie Carnes, exp tending summer s cpeoses r?hooi. 1000 A Cabbage ?S& 1000 -Passeni r sobooi, 10 oo Reduced ttending -r, iooo .Peaches s attend- _ * ? I. 10 00 "le -M-?3 oho":at" woo New Y? that Heads Some fer Rates to be on Railroads? and Melons on rket? The News' rk Letters?Ma & & \ --'V' /^y~) RE" S< YoU NEED ^^Hheaded.V/ 5TR/ i&>// A K A A k. I i r D LVED NOT GO BARE E HAVE 50 Al ANY \ W, H/\TX ^"1 PS > I l-v ^ ^ 9 Y D Harris, expe?s< ing summer soboo 10 Hattie Craig, expen ing summer vohoc 11 Maggie Tompkins, attending >?ummai 12 Mary () Beckham, i attending summei 13 H Crawford, teacbii 14 Annette 8tover. ex| summer school... 15 Lons Rpprl PTnanmt es attend- COtl's Att 1, 750 ses attend exjmnse, 10?? Ed- Lanc?e r school, 7 50 day in Jum expenses . p school, 7 60 having to da pfnuat 1200 come 80 fre(l 7 60 oldest citizei l mt sum. ractions. iter News: A "cold a" is what wo are % iy and cool days [ueutly, some of the as are remarking A HMIV IJ W\ NOT BY Wl Amw HE-AD Bol ON IT B k v! I *VTc> riK^i juuucu HAT IS IN HIS BY WHATJS VSTER. ^ \ I 1 '? mer school 16 A K Banks, expens mer sohool 17 J. R. Blaokmon, e for Libray Pieasa sohool 18 J ? Blankinon, expi library Tradesvill 19 J E Blaokmon, exp< library Caston's si 20 J E Blaokmon,expe 12 u rn a . . 10 00 that it *'be e at sum- ever aaw" an xpended ing whether nt JLIitl ? , , 1000 koiqk to have nnded for mer time. Bu e school, 10 00 ... ?tided for will come, 1 ohool. 10 00 |atfip on _...i 'tided for ,ater 011 at,a ats anything they d we are all wonderor not we are really ? auy good old sum it the warm weather liot as blazes a little then you will hear ilurnrj irHUfsviu 31 J E Blnc.kmon, expt library Pleasant school 32 J K Blackmon, expi library Cast on sc 23 Miss Daisy Horton, attending summer 24 .1 B Caston, teachin 25 Katharine Fo-ter. t .Lizzie Beckham, es at snmmer school. e Ncnooi, 4000 them saying, snded for _ t uill weather I ev< 40 00 ? tl ended for Another ihool, 40 00 been brouiih expense . school, BOO this time it fichi'oi. 35 00 whioh ? farm :penne a le\v davs ar 7 R0 ' .? this 18 the hottest ?r did see", big vegetable ha5! t to our attention. is a big cabbage, er brought to town jo. It it is the larg ffKtynup) ??.?* Straw Hats for Sui STRAW HAT TIMS' 80 mmer Time i. *27 S I Stover, teaching 28 H Crawford, " 29 Jaa H Hamel, " 30 J A Scott, 44 81 Ham P Maneey, " 32 Geo W Be Ik, " 33 Geo W Belk, expend mer school, 34 S R Gregory, teaohi 35 BurnesH Smith, 44 36 Polly Brevard, 44 Prtrf AP M r? n t irh P as <10 esr one we li asm iu? our exP' 90 oo or si nee, and 20 0 > i^i 30IK) e,,ougl? to la se at Mini- week 7 50 ing, 25 oo lhestKtei 20 00 ',a9 about de toanhaP 4<k .u. I U lave ever seen, durerience on the farm, weighed 17 pounds, bstasmall family a ail-road commission ?cided on reducing We have hats for the of it so far t your head c< we have the on down the a big line of nice up hot summer time. W< )ut it is coming, so t Dvered with one of 01 Panama, which will - line to the cheap to date stylish straw * have not had much >e prepared and have ar cool straw hats? cost you #5,oo, right > Rush Hats for 10 38 H E Vaughn ti, sal Bruce sehool. 39 Martha Mobiey, tea< 40 M J Green, ' 41 Itoxio Beckham, 4'2 Helena Gray, ' 43 M M Cretghton. " 44 Etnraa Hunter. ' 45 P M Hilton, work on e building White Blnfl 4G L A McWhirter, J7 W a a n 1 u: ttavuci , f \f W IIIO lit tCa Ull lury in , 25 00 Georgia to 2 phing, 25 00 When the lc o*) <M) 2o oo the summer 2o oo . | 37 5o may be takei 'chooi 3,00 be reduced U r, 3o78 will be a bit 26 25 ,, . ,. _ r%r p ntr nnh in i passenger trains in cents per mile. >gislature meets in some further steps i and lhis fare may > 2 cents llat. This t saving to the travKll f iirnn Ka nrtf A cents each. Our Miss month longc millinery lin A big wel sols in blacl Phelps will be with ir, so if you need any te come to see her b< 1-selected lot ladies' i and colored silk, mi i us for about one 'thing further in the *fore she gets away. and children's l'araercerized cotton ;ind * " riiMU^UJ, ICIIUUIU 48 Mary 13 Green, ' 4'.) Gallic iSowell, ' 6o Pearl Haintuoud, " 51 .TO Mussey, " 52 Vivan Terry, expense school 53 J H McMnrray, teachii 54 Alice A Mitchel, teachi 55 ' 55 lioxie Beckham, 57 W ,\1 Aloore, traveling r?w i u i.' ii... i. g. 4*1 oo rMv,4v :!?00 the fellow w oo oo 2n 00 irom the rail puiumor The tarme Dg. 2o'<? ,he Utt^atisfj ing, 4o 00 country. A " 22 00 lo 00 other day tin .xp.nwN.25oo jfe = . b , % >y*'xj uo uiiiu ho draws his salary roads. )rs still complain of ictory labor in the la-mer told us the ?t he instructed his ore he left home to white enibrc Ladies' fron Big line I leather, kid, Swastika one of >ideried pique. Chil l i.oo up. 3elts, all kinds new o etc., from ioc to i.o< Purses?You arestri 1 nrfnmf/ilfIc dren's from 25c. up. nes in elastic, silk, ictly in it if you have k C lirK ink r? ran ?4-a *-U ^ w" ? aj iiiun, uwunv iuih, 59 H E VauRhau, teach 60 O Est ridge, 61 61 Lizzie Rechham, 63 A G castou, < >4 65 Maggie Tompkins, y 66 A English, 67 Ruben Km-sell, 6N S I Stover. 69 Delhi Flj no, 7ft ! ? oo ing, 12 So come to town 33 33 10 G7 who were wo 4o th0y m'Kht 8 *0<? ed, as they 3ooo ' J 25oo enough to ge 17oo h?n- ' i? uo v ""1'" 3o oo not desert th< i, to tell two b<>ys rking for .him that top work, if it raindidn't have ''sense t out of a rain". "LiAUcasLiian ' wiii 5 Columbia base-ball fad just now Newr lot t One gross tvvire the pr Keep cool ^ vvjr 11VY V^lkK T. In gold and silvei he newest out in Ha ; pretty delicate color ice) to go at only io< ?with one of our p -O, VYU1V.II 13LJUII.C II1C r finish 50c each. nd-bags, 25c to 5.00. ed Hat Pins (worth : each. retty little fans, de 71 L D Patterson, 72 B A McMntius, 73 Geo W Belk, 74 it o Steel. 75 J H Hamel, 7t> Mary McDonald, 77 ' 78 Martha Mobley. 79 Ella T mead el, Ho Nannie I Helton, SI flo T i? n 'iu on 35co team, as the 3^^ understand tl l!Jr>0 di" of the le 85 oo 2o oo the team th 25 oo t?m ?* the or00 instead of th< ' 35 oo to co the top, that. y, no doubt, mishe "modu9 operanague and think it ia at stands at the botpercentage column, 5 one that stands at gets the pennant, signed for tl 5c to 1.00 ei New dres: buy often, tl this line. le young, middle-age< ich. s goods coming in e\ therefore keep up wi i and old folks, from 'ery few days. We ith the new fads in W? t m~J Xiir^ur^, 83 J A Soott, 84 S K Gregory, 85 Lie? Mobley. 88 87 Mary B Green, 88 Vivan T Terry, 89 cailie So well, 90 T E Gregory, 91 Y D Harris, 9- M J Green, 93 Otia Gregory, ou uo . , , 2o .?o as they "hanj 27co tom Pre,ty w ' 27 oo \V e said I " 15 oo 12 oo umus a lew \ 22 ro thought ther 4o oo small crop of 19 *6 ,, . , . 35 oo Ueorgia this ii ??/ ..e v around" the bot- W M hrough these colveeK8 ago that we e would be only a peaches made in have year. From infor- to bo imasliT a few things about Mac<>] ast of, namely : it is th Mmnt 11 places at which Mr. Don e Marie De Lafayette, the lie i'OIIIj Marquis j Clemson Agric > distill- fl/ilintiLrlflliin mi jiaiiy. ultural College. H KnfPQnAa Vv <71 95 ChuH T Conors, for School 95 W L crozton, interest pon 97 Ida Davidson, teach 95 Uinma Hunter, 99 Mary B Work, 100 Dora II in son, 101 Alioe Batch ford, loll W M Moore, expenae Elgin, 1 If A LI Graded matioil gath 1172 oo liove there w on cou27o oo dred cars o *17 5o fr0m Stu 2o oo were about 3 " 7o oo 37 6o 4800 a few j for bnck, ^ ^ largest numl ered since, we bo- secon ill be several hun- Unite if peaches shipped ed thi te. Last year there again 400 cars shipped, your 'ears ago, being the pretti ber that ha9 ever Statei d most healthful city in th id States (we have mention is before, hut mention i , as good health is hal living, you know), it is th lest city in the Unite! b (that's what the drun e guisbed general of lieyol i- lame, stopped, when ma t tour of ihe United Si a f la?t but not least, it has e base-ball team in th< d Atlantic League, having i- pennants and are now utionar.v animation to P iking his The examination itos, and "cholarshipa from antl admission to F the best be held at the Coin P. Frida? Ju,y at < B oOlltn for scholarships mi won two pt'cat??n forms fro . erintendent of in a tair blanks must be fllh 'reshman Class. i for the award of Lancaster County reshman Class will ity court house on )a m. Applicants ay secure blank spin the county HupKducation. These jd out properly and AWI ai nuKt' irncQiuK. lo4 " 10R M;g J M Perry, lo8 S H Htevenson, 107 First National Banl building at Antio 108 W M Moore, lumber and doors, Camp * No 38, 109 J T Carter, lumber, look, nails and wo No 3N *4 95 snipped ** 25 oo Already a " 25 oo piaC0(j ( It, sohool r oh, 127 17 they are sma ]yfit to eat28 06 0ns are for ss haulinjf, ,, A >rk, sohool small too, a 22 AO mi I in one year. mars few peaches have it), on the market, but south 11, knotty and hard- line ( A few watermel- say, tie also. These are it ha* nd not fit to eat. a mi .L _ L I ? L J 1 1 say, don t take our word fc it has the beat race trac i of the Mason and Dixo that's what the horse fellow and they ought to know' ? in courae of constructio Uion dollar railroad shot ir way to win another. O t these are only a few thj n Maeon people boast ol; I ra others just as fine. |, Former Lancae n Macon, Ga. f course, n,etl with the coun before the beginnii LllgB that lion. Those takin rhfiffl nrfl for entrance to t 6 are and not trying for a (lie their applies . . dent Mell. The itrian. worth <100 and I scholarship studet ty may select the ' ? era must take one < courses. F.Tiinina ty Huperintendent njf of the examinaK the examination he Freahman olaaa i scholarship should tion with Preaischoiarshipa are rree tuition. One it from eaoh coun1'extile course, othaf the Agricultural ifiitrt na noe mill Ka 110 Ella Truesdel, teao 111 Evelyn Chambers, 11J W M Moore, travel penses, 113 Evelyn Chambers, b ' 114 Haltie Craig, 115 AliM A Mitohel, 115 IjWJoaster Meroanti beater and repair; Cross Roads, hing, 15 oo 1 n?J were pr " 4o oo from Florida, ingex- ^ ^ for tj,en) jn t caching, 4o oo Those Ne< " 38 oo " 48 oo interesting ai J^es continue. Tt 6 town and oui " - a oDaoiy snipped nere wnen , as it is rather early empl his state. and d w York letters are mar, nd we hope they will men tat is a great old Clevc r city of 50,000 souls it wa i * a mousanas or men will b oyed, it is the birth plac eath place of L. Q. C. La one of the distinguishe who filled a place in Mi dand'a cabinet so capabl) 8 the home of that beautifi ol4 t i __ 1 m The Magic Mo. a Number three is a wonderful Geo H. Parris, of Cedar Grov cording to a letter which reads: d "After suffering much with kidney tronble, and becoming oo irawed by the failure to fin r tried Electric Bitters, and as a i ' a well man today. The first 11 the oure." Guaranteed best oi stomach, liver and kidnev troi I, furnished, but eaci . . provide himself w maHcot for The number of sc ' Me" ftC" warded will be anr . P. H. I liver and Ch,m greatly disid relief, I esult, I im _ . . completed ^ "cratches hare n earth for !n I he raany liUle h nblea. bv J famlly. DeWiU'a ()arl F"!"" h applicant should ith scratch paper, holarfthips to be alounced later, dell, President, eon College, 8. C. >8, cuts, insect bitoa nrte oommon to every x>lized Witch Haz el paiua tutu iub ?hp?ge.] ip,risoQ. Bat iiKuiuuauoo iu uuiir jiuei, , our people say they I was i oiuney juanier, wnose iam world wide, it was one of tb F Mackey Co., and Funderbur 6 | OJ- Wo. k P harm a- i. tho b^.t r?m cooling, clean and he get De Witt's. Hold b edy. It is soothing, ling. Bo sure yott >y Crawford Broo.