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OAPITOLA FLOT < .J O l-l PH <i Q YOU IIEAH PKAISKS CAPITOL -THY Vol' WIM, rsi -KO H SA : : G . (J? . ,1 A OI-J? VTCOildVO ?ocal anti personal. Next Sunday is Kastor! -l'huit your benns ou (.Jootl friday. - "Cot righi!" All you candidates. -Call at .laynes' grocery for ('apil?lo! ll.mr. j - Headquarters for clothing is bloom's Cash Harrain Storo. (}o to bloom's Cash Har (fr! n Store for your Kastor suits. i - Mr. John Rose, of Abbeville, ls ou a I visit to his family in Walhalla. Horn, lo Vlf. tutti Mos I! K Sch rn. ! ibu*, on Saturday, April 7. a hoy. PH if, a nd M rs, .1. S. .bunnnp,.. of \ iotorm, N. C.. ?nv in town Tuesday. - Mis .1. Xl, Strother, of ."sonora, is visiting relatives in Walhalla and Wost, I ' iiiou. If you will buy your Hour from .laynes yon will have pood bread ut all times. C. C. .laynes sells Capitulo Holli*. ll will he your favorite if you will only give it a trial. Kev. K. 11. Rogers i- ?I lending \ he --.i* ?t? of Sou t h tin roi inn I "rosily I cry II I ( irocnw .md. - Mr. ('has. Gentry, of Spurtanburg, spoil' several days tu Walhalla this and last week muong his many friends. Mr. I.oe<;. Ilollciuilll. of Anderson, spout Sunday in town visiting the family of lils father. Mr. -I. W. Ilolleman, -.Inst received a beautiful line ol' Springs and summer pants. Call and see them, bloom's Cash bargain Storo. "Mow about that Kastor suit?" Von eau ucl the latest in styles and colors at II loo in's Cash Bargain Mme. Pri?es low. Mr. Heywood Davis and little sou. Thomas, of Clemson College, visited the family ol' Mr. W. A. Shoekley Saturday ami Sunday. Preaching in tho Walhalla baptist church on next Sunday morning and evening at the usual hours, hy Hov, c. WlirdhtW, of Seneca. -C. W. Itatiknighl has a beautiful lice of ladies' tri 101110(1 hats which he will sell cheap for Hie next ten days. Head his advertisement on the lirst pago. Itead Treasurer Kay's notion and govern yourself hy it. The hooks for the col lee! ion ol' commutai inn road lox will close Stn) l-i. \ftor thai date you will have t.< work !'? mr du j s. Tito eopj tm- M r. L. C Graig's rid \ en ?semeni roached us loo hilt* to bo sol up this week. Ile .is currying a large SlOCk 'd' lieu gill His, Of Wldcll he W ill tell y.ui iii'\i we.-k Uetid his nd. next week. W. II. Shipman, beardsley. Minn., under oath says, he had dyspepsia tor U"> years until lie used Kotlol Dyspepsia Curo and now- ht? eats w hat he likes ami as much as he wants and digests what lu cais, for sale hy .1. W. Hull. Messrs. .1. M. Moss and .1. M. Ward have been elected delegates to represent Walhalla bodge, No. 07, al the meeting of lite Grand bodijo Knights of Pythias, which will he held in Charleston ie May. Mr. .lames Thompson was ohio tod alter nate. -Mrs. M. ll. rilli ?',,. from near Wil liamson, in Anderson county, has heon on a recent visit lo her daughter, Mis. Virginia Smith, in West I mon. who has hoon quito ill with pneumonia, hut who, we an- glad to announce, is convalescing. Mrs. Kllison was very much pleased with Walhalla and West Onion. - burnley's S-ll our Liver ItogulaCu is Die lust reined) to relieve tho v nous forms of headache, including r rvous and sick headache, and it is sa' lo say that nine cases out ol' ten ot' this dis. tressing complaint aw due to an inactive or sluggish liver with constipai od bowels. A lew doses ot' huntley's S-llolir Liver Regulator will soon restore these organs lo their proper functions and headache ceases, lu tho same maui:, t il regulates the bowels, prevents constipation and piles relieves all torn.s of biliousness, such as dizziness, nausea, coated tongue, loss of appotite, Ac 'liv ii. bargo packages joe. at l.unncy's. Excursion Ra os lor Women's Clubs. The railroads ol' the Male have made a tate of one and one-third fart) lol tlc meeting nf the federation Ol' W omen's Clubs at Charleston A,.ul ?7 to ?>.>. Those tickets will lie on sale April 1'. ami 17. with iinal limit to return on April New Goods Just from New York. The most completo line of White Goods I have ever cai ried W ill he read) for your inspection in a few days. Gish buyers will lind il to their interest to tins stock and compare prices. Mis., R, Phillips, Seneca, S. i . United Slates Dishir.t Court. The Hulled Mal? s 1 ?isl I iel I .I will convene, at Greenville on I'ucsdav, next. I ith instant. Judge W. II. I.raw icy pre siding. Tin' following well known citi zens of (leoine count \ luiVO beeil draw li io serve as grand jurors: s. P. Sti Miling, N. Phillips and ll. I?'. Moore; petit juror, C. II. Miller. Millinery Oponing al Seneca. Millinery opening this week April Kith t.i I Uh. Pattern Hal-, and al! the newest ami most salable Millinery S'ovel lies, just from Hie Kastern markets. Cnn moro than please those who appro eiale a good article al close cash pi ices. A pi ii Huh I., ! Ith, Miss lt. Pllill.HpK, ..selie, ll, S. < . Tin; Telephone Exchange. Walhalla b soon lo have an lui to date telephone syst cnn. Work has tuen ac tively pushed hy the linemen foi a week ami a meat .Lal has been accomplished, ll will liol he a :?! . nt w hilo until the system will lie completed, and livery citizen, especially thc business people, will welcome tile div when il will liol be necessary to "eui out" his phone in ordei t.. hom himself think. Thc etor md (uni io sa, inferiinl) ringing of tole phone bells 1.1 I he past has proved a nuisance. The central olliee ol lim new Kystom is on Main sticct, opposite \ . i lu i s hank. . Tho Day Shir. ' A ko gc audience proded tho mein hors ol' the .Iuvenile Missionary SOciet.l of thc Methodist church at I'iloliford's Hail last friday night. Thc programme was carried out beautifully. Thc children, dressed in while and ranging lunn wei lois IO gil'lM of twelve or I oil i 1 cell \ ea I s (d' ago, wen- a Vci'itithlo vision of beauty as they appeared in pron pcs and march in:/. Tho Kinging itud recitations of lit He Misses Dodo Strother, Mary I'iloli ford, Tommie Pitchford and Dorn Pindi foul wore worthy ol special ineiition. The whole programme, however, was rendered admirably, each one participai ile.; pivinp evidence ol careful piep.ua Don and training and --eli possession to a rema i kable dogn e. They ?loi credit lo themselves us well as to Mrs. S. V Pitchford, who directed Hu entertain ment. The reading hy Misses Geri rude Smith and Lillie byrd and the parts taken hy Missi s Inez Schroder and Kau me Crisp w. ic w. li rendered, The sing imf hy u quartette composed ot Messrs. G. W. Pi cl,loni. Jas. I . An .1. Misses Alloc Micks and fannie Maxwell, and a solo hy Mr. .1. f. Ansel, were excellent. CTR ! CAPITOLA KliOM AJ?h WHO USE A FLOUR IT I IT ALWAYS. I iE UV ^ Y IST 13 ? . *1 tH O q W o > fd ? HnOl? VTEOX Money to Lonn hy Jayncs & Shelor. Wo liavo to loan a limited amount of money on approved security oil real estate. Terms easy. Apply to .boynes A Sholor, Walhalla, SJ. (J. Easter Services. Appropriate Kastor sorvie.es will bo held in tin?. Walhalla Methodist church on next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The public are cordially invited to at tend. Itccoivcd the Scholarship in Art. Miss Marv Sti ?hiing, tho oldest (la lt gil .T ol' .Maj. Wm. .1. Stribling, of Wal halla, S. (',, who is a st m lent m the Agues Scott, instituto at Decatur, Gu., has received tho "Scholarship itt Art'' in said college for tho highest prolloiotioy in painting and (hawing. Wo congratu late Miss Strihling in carrying Ott tho prize and honors, in this ditlioult and beautiful art, among ti largo class of aspiring and ambitious young ladies. East End Locals. Mr. L. L. barr, of G roon ville, was visiting his wi lo and bab) in Last Kuti last Sat unlay and Sunday. Mrs. T. A. Norton and daughter, Miss Sallie, roi urned homo last Monday even ing, alter having spent a very pleasant (imo in Gainesville, Ga., with lier son am! daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ,1. .). Norton, and in Atlanta, (?a., with other relatives, Mr. T. .1. Grizznrd, of Atlanta, (ia., is visiting his daughter, Mrs. s. N. latch ford. Ile will spend some limo ino.tr mountain city. Mrs. farolillo V. Howland, of Central, s. C , visited relativos in Walhalla ami I!.isl lind last week. Her coming was -n atty appreciated and enjoyed hy Mr. D. A. Smi:h, who is her nephew. Mrs. N. L. Kant loft Monday morning . to visit her sisters in Anderson. She will he gone three or four weeks, lio foro returning she will visit her mother and sister in Columbia, s. c. Mr. C. I), burr, fathor ol' Mr. L. L. bau, visited thc family Ol' Maj. S. l\ I Gently last week. This was Mr. barr's I ' liist vtsil to Walhalla since thc civil war, Mr. .1. s. VTcdonhurgh, tho evangelist, I is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mer rick ami family. Mis. .1. W. Nix and baby, of Crecn wood, S. G., aro visiting her father andi mother, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Maxwell, and family. born, unto Mr. and Mrs. Teddie Garvin, Thursday, April ."?III, a line hoy. U. s. Gen. Cronje Should Have lt. Li-.Nom. N. c.. february IO. MUX). Sen.! one ball gross Goose Grease Lini ment, lio colli size. There is no doubt as to thc curative powers <>i (Souse Grease Liniment. Wc have used il ?fl oren I lini ments, hut yonis excels ali. "i oui s t ru I y, HUN M.I. bnos. 'these peopie arc among the largest dealers in mules and horses in the State. Fair Play Items. KAUS I'I.VV.S. C., April I).-There isa good deal of sickness in our community. There will he an all day .singing at beaverdam baptist church next Sunday, Ibu |.">th instant. There will also be j taken on that day st collection for the famine sull'erers ol India. The Iteaverdam Sunday school has ?.elected delegates to the.sunday School Convention which convenes with tho be llini baptist church on the ii ft li Sunday o? i tie pr?sent month. vt. e. it, Ramsay's deck Hoard hom Again. I?AMS.W'S ( i ; i. : K . M ('., April 7. Well, we have had sonic line weather for tho past few days and the farmers have Leen plowing like they did liol intend lo h ave a Lil ol grass tor the old corn. Mr, Will Ihad is our choice farmer. Ile OXpOClS to Use over a toil of glljlltO ami acid. bi iars an- nearly as sharp as they were this ti me last yea r. Mr. A. M. bholctter has completed foi in itself ll new hridge across the creek. \\ e have planted a roasting ear patch, \ ?siting has gone out ol fashion in our community, Its work time now. Thc rabbits say an awful waste makes au awful want, They ate bountifully of the wheat while il lasted and now the) ai e in want. Mr. W. N. Sullivan has bought for him self a line little colt. H. \\ eui the and levi and \ f rightful blunder ill often cause a horrible burn, scald, or hi ilise, bueklen's Arnica Salve, best in the world, will kill the pain promptly heal il. ( 'tires old sores, if sores, ulcers, boils, felons, corns all skin eruptions, best pile cure 'ill t ll. i hil) '??? cents a box. ( ure ruutccd, Sold hy all druggists in c. mut v. Earle's Mills and Tokccna Dots. I MILK'S MIII-. s.e., April'.', barm work is the older of the day. Some are naiv to plant, while Others are liol through patting in their fertilizers. Lot ol thc huit has bunn killed, hilt yul lhere is plenty loft fora good crop. Sunday school has been organized I again al ( ross Loads, aller several 1 months vacation through the w inter sea son. We Impc it will llourish under tito superintendency of M?r. lt. A. Moore. We think il might do some grand and noble w ork. Tl e 1 uss I ?oads Li tina ry Society mot : Saturday night nt Hie home of Mr. P. II. ? Isdell, ami tho debate was a success in every particular, several ladies being I present, Afler a lively discussion of lihou! foll!' hollis the COIU III i (Ice decided dat thc prohibition speakers wore on ti (led lo Ibu discussion. The society lias taken up thu poems and biography of I .on - fi How for a short st inly. M -t Dora (?lymph, of fair Play, spent Saturday and Sunday with friends i II t his commun'!)'. Miss I lora is au ucconi ! plishcd ,.>uie.; lady with rare beauly and we think that Kail I'lay should he proud ol bei. We an- l.nl t . say i hal . g.I old I esteemed friend, Mr. .1. lt. Simmons, who has been sick foi -omi- lime, is much I ie I Iel at this writ ing. WA I.KI.NO-STICK, W. \\. Mayhew, Melton, Wis., says: "I consider One Minnie Cough ( ure III most wonderful medicine, quick and sate." ll i-, ll.nly barn tess remedy thai gives immediate n-sulls. lt cures eon dis. colds, crottp, bronchitis, grippe, '. I.pin.' cough, pneumonia and a 11 throat and lung diseases. Its eil li j use prevents consumption, Children always like it and luolhcis endorse it. .1. W. bell. Proposed Now Railroad. Col, A. K. boone, now of Knoxville, Tenn . h.is written to the Secretary of Mate al Columbia. .S, C.. I"i a copy ol thc acts relative io railroad charters, Ile wishes to apply for a charter loi thc Knoxville, Smith ( andina and .'southern Ititllwii) Company. Ile stales that lite i proposed railroad will run t.i Knox ville I o (. i, ci, ville, and li om t herc proba lily to Wimishoro, ('nmdeu, Conway iud Ihmtco lo ( liaiicslou vin Georgetown, ( ol.I boone is I he father of ! he "bink Di I mond ' project. A ?li p.itch from ( hOyonno, Wyoming', I reports heavy snow on Wednesday and ' Thttl sd.iv ol ?asl week. IN ANO ARDUNO WESTMINSTER. | J Tho Tea Given by the Mithodlst Ladios was! j a Success in Every Particular. IVKDTM I NH'!'KU, April lt).-Mr. J. W. William?, a prominent citizen Of Hart well, (Ja., was iu Westminster a few days last wobki Mr. Alex Garrott, of Greenville, paid a visit to his daughter, Mr?. D. W. Kel ler, a fow duys ago. Hov. N. Q, Christopher, pastor of the Kapi isl church) has Won unwell for the past two weeks. His pulpit was ably lilied on last Sabbath by Kev. P. .J. Vcr million. Cadet Leo Stribling, of Clemson Col lege, spout Saturday and Sunday with j bis homufolks. The friends of Major lt. II. Cross arc glad to seo him oil tho streets again, after Bullering sonic weeks from an at tack of pneumonia. W. O. Alexander iv Co. aro running a beef market in connection with tho lr other business. Mrs. C. K. Mason and children, of Toecoa, (ia., aro visiting tho family of Col. lt. IS. Mason. Mr. it. lb Aldrich is up and about again after hoing confined to bis homo four or livo weeks on account of sick ness. Mrs. I). W. Kollorexpects to loavo for Groonvillo one day this week and spend tho remainder of tho month of April with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garrott. M iss Bessie Kpting, OHO Of tho teach ers in tho High Behool, spent Saturday and Sunday in Fort Madison with Miss Julia Chock, ono of her scholars. The entertainment and toa at Mr. and Mrs. Kittle .-, on friday evening, given hy tho ladies of tho M. E. church, was woll attended and was au enjoyable O0 cii' 'HU, Programme: Music, by Miss lb ss Crows; reading by Miss Myra Mason; solo by Kev. and Mrs. 1). W. Kollor; recitation by Miss Codie Parker; guitar music, by Mr. C. E. (hay; recita tion by Mrs. Kollor. Altor tho pro gramma had boen rendered Misses Elinor Knight and Bessie ('rows de lighted the visitors with excellent piano music,. Everybody enjoyed the good enlabios tho ladies proparutl. Total re ceipts for tho evening, $11, Tho ladies express themselves as' being highly pleased wit h the success. Tho annual election of nfllool'S for tho town of Westminster will bo held on Monday, April Only a short, time now for the voters to consider who aro the most sui table mon to govern the town for tho next twelve months. Dr. lt, E. Mason relumed to Augusta via Seneca on Tuesday. Dr. Mason is OHO of Westminster's young men, of whom all predict a steady growth on ward and upward in his chosen profes sion, His visit, to Westminster was much enjoyed and appreciated by bis many fi louds. All of our merchants arc doing a bet ter business than usual at this season of the year on account of the factory boori. 'I bero is a groat demand for all kinds of country produce, which heretofore was bard to dispose of. lt is thought 'hat there is plenty ol' fruit loft. A. li. GOKSHTT. Tribute ol itcspect. Whoroan, it bas pleased Almighty Cod to remove from our midst our highly esteemed Brother. /..ch Hall, who has been a (rue and faithful member of the bounty Land Alliance since its Organiza tion: and, whereas, in view (d' tho loss we have sustained 111 tho death (d' our brother, and the still heavier loss sus tained by bis family and relatives, we fool constrained to give some expression 10 our feelings; therefore, ho it resolved, 1st. That it is but a just tribute to thc. memory of Olli'deceased brother to say bc will be greatly missed in our Alliance. _'d. That in his death the Alliance has lost a true ami faithful member who was over ready to perform his duly as an Al liaucomau. ami do all in bis power to ad varna" the interest of thc A ll lillico. 3d. That wc sincerely sympathize with 11 . family and relatives ol' the deceased in their nour of sore borea vernon!, and commend them for consolation lo Ibm who dooth all Illings wadi. Ith. That a copy of these heartfelt tes t?mot 'als of our sytnyalhy and Borrow be furnished the family of our deceased brother, and ib.it .1 copy of thc same bc recorded in thc minutes of the Bounty band Alliance: also, a copy tic sent to tho Tm: Kl'.owKK Cm 1:11:1: and thc (leo nee News for publication. J. M. llAliUON, Titos. I.i M KIN, .1. I). I'l. M.I r, * minmi! iee. bounty band, s, c., April ith, ItKlO. W. H. Shipman, beardsley, Minn., under oat li, says ho sulVcred from dys pepsia for 2*i ycar>. Doctors and (bid ing gave but little relief, Kiually bc used Kofi ol Dyspepsia Cure and now eats what he likes and as much as he wants, and he f .? s like a now mau. ll digests what you eat. .1. W. Boll. In Memoriam. In memoriam of Kerry lieese, who was horn January I'lt li, l$07, and closed lib eyes to cai t lily scenes April 1st, 1000, in tlie morning life ol' manhood, Ile had been ill two or three mouths, but lu hore Ins suffering with Christian fort I lude and patience. His remains were laid to rest in tho family graveyard neill Ids home, the writer conducting hi? funeral obsequies. Ho had been a con sistent member of tho Chooheo Baptist church for a number of years and diet in the full triumph and hope of UK Christian faith as was evidenced byllu last words ho uttered, which were, "I an going homo." His intercourse with tin living world is now ended, but bis life ?1 I he regions of immortal bliss bas jus biglin. There cold and lifeless in Un tomb is thc heart which hut a few day: ago was thc seal ol' friendship; theil dim and sightless is the eye whoso radi ant and enlivening orb beamed will kindness and good will to all: then closed aro those bps from which passet none but words ol' kindness and expies sinus of sympathy during life. ?ic ?ta departed from bis place on earth am gone to heaven, 'Tis haul to part w het friends arc dear and children are so near b. M. IA DAY, Card ol Thanks. We desire lo return our thanks am grateful appreciation for the many act of kindness and love shown us in om n (amt great bereavement in the sicklies ami death of a loving and devoted wit and atil t tioiiatc (laughter. May th Korti he kimi and gracious to each am all of you, K. I!. WHS I Moimi.A \ 1 >, M II. AM. Mus. W. s. KuAsr.it, Ki vc Porto Ricans, convicted of lb murder, in October, l^'.is, ol Prudonei Mendez, ill Yamo, after assaulting th wife and daughters ol' their victim am compelling Hiern to dunce aboul th corpse, were garroted early las! Sill?n day morning al Ponce, Porto Rico. Th prisoners were carried to Ibo plaffori in cars, and were viewed by thousand! who weie unmoved, with the exceptio I of the Winnen. ( inc ol' the prisoners ri j Histed the executioner, bul was li Ililli NU hf 1110(1 by tllO Ollicers. As the e "il Honer lightened thc screw rapidly th hollies twitched for two or th roo mimili anti I hen all w as over. . ? I'. ( ). Dickoiisheets, a representative < the Kansas City (Mo.) Journal, comm! ted suicide in Atlanta last Thursday h taking enough morphine lo kill a (fuze mi n. So causo cnn bo assigned for Hi rash act. Mi H Hannah Walker Sampson, daugl tor of the admiral, was man n tl m Bo: lon last weeli to Ensign Wal I'ayh ( luvcrnis ol Hie Knited stales Suv; Many military characters wore presen Thedoi e li auk li II I row ?1er, tho me chant prince ol Sparbinhiirgcounty,tlie last week. Ex Judge Willi.on King bas I ti'? tdecicd io Congress from Ulah, lo o eiipv the scat that was refused to I'olyg mons liol.cits. King isa Mormon, hi Is credited ss ith only one ss ile. Tho I svo Gnosby negroes, ss ho killi farmer Minims at 11 II/.el h n rsl, (ia.. 1 March "dh, SSIM' legally executed la ? week. Easier Sunday - # ?> . p * Is a dato which all have in mind days previous to that dato. Tin intends to purchase on those du> 10 Colors for 6 Cents. Bright, fast colors-and perfectl tho Kggs,, tho I )yt*8, or .... J ;;>- KltUSIl SIIIl'MKNT OK WI L About tho Smallpox in tho State Tho public generally is by no means ipprisod of tho true condition <?f tho tlUtUInox situation in this Stale, if the ?irions rumors reaching hore are indi 'alive of thu spread of the disease, says i special from Cullimbin. In several lections of the State smallpox has made ts appearance, and, unless some vigor ous steps are taken to oiadieato lids pest, f may assume alarming conditions (hii ng the coming summer. Tho State ioard of Health has been hampered in ts work, but tho condition now existing jehooves it to lose no time ill checking dio menacing disease. Smallpox has igaiu made its appearance in Columbia, md, unless tho city authorities take pro ;aulionary measures al once, Hie disonso U'omisoS to spread. Already it has ouched tho center of the resident pin ion of tho city. Dr. I Ion ry W. bice, a foung physician, and n brother of Dr. Itico, president of thc Columbia Female Jollogo, is one of tho latest to fall a vic iai to tho disCUSO. His home is near ho two l?malo colleges in that city, and II a thickly populated residential pin ion of tho town. There is ho post house n willoh to handle tho disease, and so ar no steps have hoon taken to oreel or procuro ono. All patients are now kept il their homes, and, as a consequence, hero is increased danger of tho spread d' tlu> disease throughout the eily. A Narrow 1 Isca pe. Thankful worths written hy Mrs. Ada Vi. Hart, of Croton. S. I). : "Was taken .villi a had cold which settled on my migs; caughsot in and finally terminated ll consumption. Pour doctors gave ino ap, saying I could live hut a short time. I gave myself up to my Saviour, deter mined if I could md stay with my friends Ul earth 1 would meet my absent ones ihovc. .My husband was advised to gel Dr. King's New Discovery for consump tion, coughs ami colds. I gave it a trial; took in lill eight hollies. ll hi H cured me. and thank Hod I am saved and now 1 well and healthy woman." Trial hol lies free at all drug stores in thc county. Regular size M) cents and $1, Ciiatan teetl or uriec refunded. Greenville's Plucky Farmers. A cotton seed oil mill was organized in C reen ville last Friday. Thc capital will not he more than $00,01)0. Twenty thousand dollars ol the stin k has already been taken. A silo has been purchased hall a mile from the eily limits, and the Southern railway will i un trucks lo thc mill. Thc stock is owned almost exclu sively hy farmers and ginners, ami nearly every gurner within lineen miles of thc mill has stock. Five bundled dollars is the limit lo any one hobler and this bas linnie the Stock go ill to (.loenville, An ilorsou mid Picketts counties, lt is be lieved that the new mill will control lin seed in a large section of the three coun ties. The mill will be wal? bed with in terest, as it is an experiment of the far mers to market their colton seed and compete willi tho colton oil trust.' Tho management ol the mill will he under the direction ol the most successful money-making farmers of the three counties mentioned. We would he glad lo see the farmers of Coonee follow along this line. Spain's Urentes! Need. Mr. R. P, olivia, of barcclonia, spain, spends his winters al Aiken, s. e. Weak liol re? had caused severe pains ?" the hack ?d' his head. On using Fleet rio bit ters, America's greatest blood ami nerve tenicdy. nil pain soon loft him. Ile says Ibis grund medicine is what his country needs. All America knows that it cures liver and kidney trouble, purities Ibo blood, tones up tho stomach, strength ens thc nerves, puts vim, vigor and new lifo into every muscle, nerve and organ of Hie body. 11 w eak, tired Ol' ailing yu need ii. livery bottle guaranteed, only .Vi cents. Sohl bj all druggists in tho count y. Tried to Kill the Prince ol Wales. A young anarchist named Sipido at tempted lo assassinate the Prince of Wales al brussels, belgium, cm Wednes day of last wick, just as the ?rain bear ing the Prince and Princess was leaving, bystanders seized Sipido aller he I Old li red Iwo shots. His pockets were tull of anarchist literature, Ile seemed proud of w hal he had done ami declared thal he would yet kill the Prince il he had ii chance, "because he caused thou sands of men lo bo slaughtered hi South Africa." There was great indignation at (he attempt, (inc ot thc balls fired wont near the Prince's head, ami thc other sind went w ide of its mai k. Thal Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King's Now Lifo Pills. Thousands of KulVorors have proved their matchless merit for sick and nervous headaches. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up yom health. Kasy to lake. Try them. Onlj ?.'."> cents. Money hack If md cured. Sold bj nil di nggisls in t lie conni y. Clemson Defeats Erskine. AxnuitsoN, April 7. In au intensely exciting game of ball here (his alten.ii Clemson College defeated Ibo Krskino College hall leam hy it score of lt to g. McMakin, for Clemson, was thc llrsl man up ami knocked I he ball over Hie fence for a home run. The work of Rugan was great, hut McMnkhi's was better. Lan dan, Clemson's mw catcher, proved a star. This is the .second game Clemson hus won this season, having defeated Cornell last week. DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK ? Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable, Almost everybody who road;; thc news papers is sure to know of thc wonderful cures ruado ly Dr, 1 Kilmer';; Swamp-Koot, J thc (peat kidney, liver 2 and bladder remedy, i lt ls tho great medl H, cal triumph of tho nine Ul tccnth century; di., ?li covered after years o? scientific research by xi, I ir, Kilmer, Hie end neut kidney and bind -der .specialist, and I.? wonderfully Successful In promptly eau inp lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou ble:; and Bright's I Hseaso, Which C. the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root ls not rec ommended for everything but if you have kid i ney, liver or bladder trouble it will bo found Just the remedy you need, lt has been tested in so many ways, in hospital work, in private practice, among thc helpless t< opooi to | ur chase relief and bar. prc /cd so successful In every caso that a special arrangement bas been made by which all readers < f tin 11 t? r who have not already hi.' I it, may have a f implo bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling mere, about Swamp Root and b ' to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble, V/hen Writing mention reading this generous offer tn this paper and t \'\ send your address to -fff^J^y-'l?',* *"'?/7?b Dr. Kilmer fr. Co.,Hine Rliv Vt'i ' 11 * . " ~ j bambili. N. Y. 'I he d -'J!',''!.? ^ityH regular fifty cent and Homo ot Swamp-Hoot dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists, April 15 o ?' , but I BIM thinking of throe or four .re uro sb in o'things which everybody .s, niul 1 have it. IC?, y harmless. Don't forget the Dato, H. DARBY, Druggist. KY'S CANDY. WOMEN'S CLUBS CONVENTION. >rogrammo lor tho Meebun at Charleston Promised Varied Ploasuros and Moans Ol Prolit. Tho third annual Convention of tho South Carolina Fedoration of tho We ndi's Clubs will meet in 'Charleston \pril 17-21, South Carolina Hall. A lumber of Walhalla and Seneca club tvometi will attend tho sessions. Wo aro ndebtcd to Mis. M. IV, Coleman, tho President, for a program tao of this intor .sting occasion which wo present in full, is follows: The Charleston club women will give ive delightful entertainments to tho i isiting club womon, Uno of these will io u reception by tho (.'en tu ry Club at 170 Itutletlge avenue on Tuesday, April nth, rom 8 to H? 1?. Itt. This will bo followed be next evening hy a reception by Mrs. J, I*. I'opponhotm at Si Mooting street. At p. ni. tho Mommtngor Alumino As sociation will take the visitors on an ex cursion to Magnolia gardens, and at 8.30 |), m. l'residentb. F. Wilson, of Converse .ollogo, will deliver a lecture in South I ; andina bail. On Friday at ."> p. in. thc bal lest?n City Cnion of Women's Clubs kvill treat to an exclusion to tho Isle of Palms. Following is the ollicial piograinnio for the convention : TU USDA Y, Al'llll, 17. to I?, M. -Meeting of the Kxooiltivo Hoard of the South Carolina Federation it :;t Mooting street. I I?, M.-Meetings of Ibo various stand- 1 ing committees, also credential eomniit lee, and conuiiitteo on the revision of Ibo constitution, business sessions. WKONKSDAY, Al'llll. IS. lo A, M.-Convention called to order, bord's Prayer. Address of welcome, Miss Louisa ll. Heppenheim, President City I nion, besponse, Miss Mary Ilcmp Ititi. Hoport of credential committee, boll call. beading of minutes, l'rosi lieut's annual address-Mrs. M, W. Colo III.m. Itcport of recording secretary. Itoporl of corresponding secretary. Ke ilor! of treasurer. Kcport of auditor. Th ree minuto reports of dubs. I..'lo p, M.-business session. Iteports from clubs cont inned. rninsiiAi , APItll, 111. IO A. M.-business session, Itoporl of committee tor revision of constitution, ; Iteports from standing committees. ' education-Mrs. Jamos IL Adams. Li brary extension - Mrs. L. A. l?lako. Civ ics-Mrs. brawley. Y ?Hage improve ment- Mrs. L. W. .Ionian. Club exten sion- Miss Louise McFadden. Itcoi procity-Mrs. Frank Gary. I'Vco kinder garten .Mis. .Iules Visniiskn. Music Mrs. N. F.. Lucas. Arl-Miss A/.alia Willis. i i : 11 > A v, Al'llll. 20. 10 A. M.- business session. Now busi ness. Flection of olliccis. Installation ot new olllcers. otto Kerb, (trand Chancellor, K. H., Huonville. Ind., says: "DcWitl's Witch Hazel Salve soothes the most doliente skin and heals tho most stubborn ulcer with certain and good results." Cures piles and skin disensos. Don't buy an imitation. J. \V. Hell. L" Wm Stone, Anita, Iowa lila coimtpy during the luto war at tho oxponso of IdB health. Tho story concerning Ids restoration to health is glvcu below iu bu own words) "When I returned from the army my constitution was broken down. I suf fered extreme nervousness, and indi gestion. Physicians did not lu ip me until one prescribed Dr. Miles' Nerv ine, and today I am in better health titan I have been for thirty years." DR. WSiLES' ResioratsvB NI ervin G is sold hv all druggists on guarantee, first hollie hench?s or money track, liook on heart and nerves sent free. Dr. Miles Medical Comoany, Elkhart, Ind. Tolbert Row at McCormick. James W. Toi hort, who figured in tho "Phoenix trouble" last spring, was forced to leave, MoCormiok last Wednesday on Recount of tho visit of about forty mon tho night previous, lt was staled that a "mob" waitetl on him, but that is hardly correct. bast night further nows was rccoived from MoCormiok concerning tho Tolbert row anti it was stated that thc incident "was closet!" if Tolbert kept away from thal place ami that tho so-called mob tlitl not oller him violence on Tuesday night. Thoro scorns to bo n dotorminod element in McCormick that will not brook Tolbort's pr esence (hore. Tolbert was arrested tho night of tho row and two pistols found concealed oil his per son. Ho was Unod S^O. There was little Ol' no excitement ami tho matter has 1IOW ceased to be talked. On tho outside-that is tho best place tt> koop ibo hugo, old-fashioned pill. Just as soon as you got lt inside, it be gins to trouble you. What s tho uso of Bullering with it, when you can get moro help from Dr. Pierce's pleasant Pellets? These tiny sugar-coated granules do you permanent good. They act mildly and naturally, and there's no reaction afterward. Constipation, indigestion, bilious attacks, and all derangements of Hie livor, stomach and bowels aro pre vented, relieved, and permanently OU rod. Revolution in Panania. WASUINOTON, April 7.-lt is admitted (hal (ht1 troubles in Panama aro serious and the authorities are beginning to pay attention to them. Mail ser vice has been interrupted ami il has been reported thal then' hat) been lighting in tho dis tricts of Panama. A revolution in Co lumbia is of especial importance in tho United States because of tho guarantee mada by this government to preservo free Iransportion between Colon and Panama. Thi ngs ! Wo aro now showing a great lino of SPRING: GOODS, and giving values well worth tho at tention of all prudent buyors. Beautiful now colorings in BKDKOKI) CORDS, PERCALES, PIQUES and DUCKS, ?*vt 10, 12| and 15 cenbs. A groa*: 'ino of the new and populai MERCERIZED SILK, for ladies' waists, at ?2."> contd, !!i cents and 60 couts. AU tho now effects in TAFFETA SILKS, IS and 20 inch, at 7"? cents, S? cent and $1 per yard. BEAUTIFUL ORGANDIES, as sheer, pretty au?! fresh as a "Ma rose " at 2? cents. Thc greatest lino of WI UTK COODS we ever had in Welts, Dimities an Nainsooks and Lawns at. ?, S and 1 cents and on up. Wo fear no com pelion in thoi goods and beg you to see our lil before buying. Our Laces, KmbroidorioB, Al Overs and Tucking, all now, and ; popular prices. Goods all high and going up all tl limo, bul if you regard values v can do you good. New Spring Shoes coming illOVOl day. None better than our slandai lines. M. W. COLEMAN & CO., Seneca, S. C T^OTASH gives color, * flavor and firmness to ail fruits. No good ifttit can be - raised without Potash. Fertilizers containing at least 8 to 10% of Potash will give best results on all fruits. Write for our pamphlets, which ought to be in every farmer's library. They are sent free. GERMAN KALI WORKS, g3 Nasiau St., New York. Further Particulars of Murder In Colleton. Now? wa? roooivod lu Columbia on tho 7th of tho killing of John Haskins iu Colleton County by a nogro named Hampton Simmons. John Haskins, who was killed, is a brothor of tho lato An drew Gaskins, who was killed by Joe Jones somo time ago and for which Jonoa is now sol ving a torin in tho Peniten tiary. Simmons has oscapod arrest, but boforo leaving homo told his Histor that Haskins shot ono of his chicle?os, that ho protested, and that Haskins told him that if ho said any thing moro ho would kill him. Simmons got his gun and shot Haskins, riddling his facov>ith buckshot. it Gives Warning that there's trouble ahead-if you're getting thin, lt shows that your blood is impoverished, and your organs do ranged, so that whatovor you oat fails to properly nourish you. Just as long an you romain in this condition, con sumption, pnoumonia, and other dan gerous diseases aro likely to biston upon yon. \'ou should build yoursolf up with Dr. Pierce's Coldon Medical Discovery. Purify and enrich tho blood, rouso ovory organ into natural action, and build up healthy, wholcsomo flesh. A Re-Enlisted Nogro Killed. lin iiMoxn, VA., April 7.-Joseph Fletcher, a re enlisted nogro United States soldier of l'roop P, nth cavalry, while drunk on a C. and O. train last night bo camo dangerously unruly and had to ho lied. On thc arrival of tho train at Staunton ho was putin jail and assaultod Deputy Sheriff Dawson, who shot and killed him. Fletcher was from Washing ton. Dawson was acquited by tho coro ner's jury. To those living in malarial districts Tutt's Pills arc indispensible, they keep the system in perfect order and are an absolute cure for sick headache, indigestion, malaria, torpid liver, constipa tion and all bilious diseases. Tutt's Liver Pills Tho Southern's New Yrork and Florida fast mail train was wrecked at Pony's, S. C., last Thursday. Tho mail, baggage and express cars were burned, but tn? contents of each car wore saved. The orosstios had been burned from under tho rails. Many passengers wore aboard, but none woro seriously injured. VERY DEPARTMENT m rx READY FOR YOU. With y? ?us of experience personally selecting from tho liest houses in New York, I um showing tho season's swellest ?uni most exclusive Novel tic- in Koroimi Pnbrios as well as the choicest Olinga ol American manu? t act ure New Faulards, French Organdies, Piques, Percales, Irish Dimities, English Madras, Welts, Lawns, Serges and Crepe, in all colors, with the biggest line of Embroideries, Valenciennes and Torchon Lace, Pulley Belts, the newest thing out, Also the Rings for Pulley Belts. A big line of Ribbons, Hosiery and Underwear. The most complete line of White Quilts I ever bought. I can give yon some rare bargains ill these goods. The $1 kind for I If) cents ; ?1.50 kind for $1. Also :i large line ol' Towels from fi cents lo 50 cents. MY CLOTHING DEPATMENT IS COMPLETE ! Tho Clothing trade of Oeonce county is mine. I am offering some -Meal bargains this sprit, The styles mid weaves are perfect. The prices are very low. SHOES ! SHOES ! A large lille id' Shoes, bought direct from the factory for spot, cash; also a large line bought from the I! a il road Company thal will be bargains al .f>?? per cont inore limn 1 am asking. All the latest styles. Don't, forget lo see my line before buying. FURNITURE, FURNITURE. 1 laving closed out a big "job" n .'urniture, I will givo my customers the benefit of these gooes for the next ten days. Oak Post Bedsteads.$1 25 worth $ I 7fi Mattresses. 1 25 worth 2 00 Bureaus. ."? 25 worth I 50 Dressers. 7 00 worth il 50 Others (Dressers) . 8 50 worth 12 50 STOVES, STOVES. A big line of Stoves Thc * 10.00 kind for .* 8.00 The $12.50 kind for .$10.00 Thc $15.00 kind lor.$12.50 * ? ' Come while they last, as thc prices last only ten days. HAVING BOl'GHT A lil? LIN IC Oh' BRIDLES FROM RAILROAD JUST BECAUSE THEY WERE VERY CHEAP, I WILL SELL THEM AT ABOUT HALF PRICE. B5gi 'If you need a Bridle ?it all I can sell you a good one for f>0 cents....gp] Three Good Buggies Bought from Railroad Co. at a Great Bargain. All thc best grades of TOBACCO, 10-pound box for . . . . *8.25 TOBACCO, 10.pound box for . . . . $3.00 Plows, Plows, Plows, Plows. As there seems to be no lixed price on plows, I will lix it at lc. por pound. Plenty on hand. Handle Hoes at prices that will sell them. PLOW STOCKS, ETC. A full line of AXES, PLOW STOCKS, HANDLES, COLLARS, HAMES and HACK BANDS. Ballard's Flour always on hand. Everything going at Cut Prices. COFFINS AND CASKETS. ?My line of Collins, Caskets, eic., is complete. Orders lilied any time. ADAMS The Poor flan's j ^-Friend, SENECA, SO. CA.