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TO THINB OWV SK),r BB TRUE ANT) IT MUST FOLLOW AH THE NIGHT THU DAY, THOU OANB'T NOT THRN BX PALS.K TO ANY MAN. BY JAYNFI8. SH KLOH, HM ITU & 8TI5CK. WALHALLA, HOI TH OAKOI.INA, APRIL 12, lUOft. NRW SKIUKH, NO. 304-VOLUME I*V.-KO. We Want the Money ! We are overstocked on Men's $1 Negligee Shirts in sizes 151/2, 16 and 16'/ 2. In order to close out this lot of shirts W9 have made a price of 65c. each. These shirts are the very newest styles and beautiful and neat pat terns. Two-piece ?Summer Suits. We will also sell our Men's Two-piece Summer Suits at cost and below. All the $7.50 and $6.50 suits to go at $4? All $6, $4.50 and $4 suits to go at $3. The coat and pants suits are beauties and the above price will soon move them. Now for Footwear. Our entire lot of Men's, Ladies' and Children's Oxfords in this sale. Any Man's Oxford in the house at $2.75. The lot consists of Patent Kids, Ve lours, Vici. Kid and Box Calf. Former prioe from $3.50 to $5. Not an Ox ford in this lot worth less than $3.50. All $2.50 and $2 Men's Oxfords at $l.?5. Any Lady's Oxford in the house at $2. This lot consits of the best styles and makes to be had at $2.50 and $3. All our $2 Oxfords at $1.65. We show the best line of $2 Oxfords to be had. This is one of our hobbies. All oxiv other Low-cut Shoes are cut in proportion. It will pay you to visit our store and have a look at the stuff above ad vertised. It is good, honest, brand new, seasonable stock that we want the money out of right quick, so we are willing to sacrifice the price. 17 Pounds Granulated Sugar for $1.00. It Pays to Buy for Cash. C. W. &L J. E. BAUKNICHT. Excursion Steamer Sinks-Many Drowned. Indianapolis, August7.-Tho excursion steamer Sunshine sank thin afternoon at liroad Kippie, ton miles from c Iiis city, with over ono hundred persons on board? Three bodies have been taken from tho water and a search is bei nu' made for others. A dispatch from Union ?pintes Senator Tillman RS saying: "I went into a beer dispensary to get rome beer, and that place was as near as I want to come to hell." Senator Tillman probably didn't say it, but if he did, Brother Sam .loues should look to his laurels.-Greenville No.WB. Great Armies Near Battle. Tokio, Japan, August 7.-Dispatches received say that General Unovitch is faced and ringed about by 4:10,000 in fantry and 1,600 cannon of the Japanese in Manchuria. Besides these Gen. llaso gawa, commander of the forces in Korea, has a large detachment. There is also a special detachment whose destination is unknown. Tho weather is fine, and the roads are rapidly drying. The Japanese are reported to have burned all the build ings ulong the shore of Pastries bay. rtiAmfiAViAfn'* Co,,c- Cholera ana maniDeriain S Diarrhoe? Remedy. Never fails. Buv it now. It may ?ave life. Quadruplets Born. The Florence Tiroes says: H. P. Hi <>\\ n, manager uf a largo mercantile company at Gourdin, says that his little town has been brought into prominenco through the agency of none other than a negro woman, alu mt 28 years old who ro ceutly startled that community by giving birth to four children, all of whom at last accounts were living. The womau is the wife of Louis Green, who is to-day a much prouder man than a policeman in a brand new uniform. Mr. Brown re marked in telling of the remarkable fact, that if such is kept up the labor quos tum in Gourdin would be effectually ?.rived? NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER. Westminster, August ?.-John Hear len is at Laurel Springo conducting a ten lay?' singing. Mrs. T. N. Carter went to Atinnta Sat irday to conduit a specialist for thront rouble. She is suffering from' a tumor if tbo throat and will probably r?main n Atlanta some time for treatment. Mis? Beulah Poore left this week for m extended visit to Williamston, White Main. Pelzer and other places in Andor lon county. We bad a good rain Monday evening. In the death of Capt. R. A. Gilmer Sconce loses a good citizen. Uis homo m Cbauga creek was always open to welcome his friends and acquaintances. Te was a Confederate veteran, having lerved through the Civil war. Capt. filmer's first wife was a Georgian, and ? ever resided in Anderson county, a? we h st understood aud stated last week. The Swift homestead is a short distance 'rom Jenkins's Ferry. The only teacher of the graded schools Tor the next session that taught during : he past year is MisB 1 lan is, of Virginia. At the duse of the school last May it was understood that she would not be au applicant for re election. That w;\ a mistake, ns Rho IR coroiug to take up the work again in September. W. LeCotnpte, of Philadelphia, will open an up-to-date stock of millinery in the room above M. S. Stribling's store thia fall. Mr. LeCompte has bad some lift cen or twenty yeats of experience in this line of work and intends carrying a big stock. Mr. and Mr?. CO, Porter, of the Tabor section, left on Saturday for Central to visit their daughter, Mrs. John Brock. Dr. and Mrs. .). H. Stonecyphcr, Mr. and Mrs. 1). P, Moon of ("omer, (ia., Mr. and Mrs. Howers ami the Misses Heck are off on a trip to the mountains. Mr. and Mrs. J. L, Cu /- and Mrs. Gul ley, of Tampa, Fla., and Mrs. Cheek, of Elbert county, Goorgia, visited Mr. and Mrs. John L. Mci,in last week. Mr. Out/, is n nephew of Mrs. McLin. Last week Misses ( ?ussic Sprott and Hertha G. Davis notified the board of trustees of their acceptance to becomo teachers in tho Westminstor Graded Schools at tho opening of tho session in September. Miss Sprott lives in Spar tanburg. She is a graduate of the Co lumbia Female College and since her graduation has had several years' expe rience in teaohing. Miss Davis comos from Summerton, in this State, she, too, is a graduate of the female college at Columbia. She has several yeats' ex perience in tcf.cbiug as well aa the ad vantages of travel. The faculty is com posed of Prof. E. M. Brockman, super intendent, Greer's; Miss Annie Clardy, Laurens; Miss Gussie Sprott, Spartan burg; Miss Bertha Davis, Summerton, ami Miss Kate E. Harris, Staunton, Va. The music teacher has not been elected. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Sewell and two ch'ldien and M?SB Maggie Adams, of La.onia, visited the family of W. S. Haley last week. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mitchell and babe, of Anderson, aro visit i nv: Ina father, C. E. 0. Mitchell. William J. Gained, of Florido, ?H visit \n? his brother, J. E. Gain ea. Rev. 8. Y. Jameson, D. D., of Atlanta, stopped over in Westminster last week .ta he was returning from Loudon. Miss Kima Cawthon, of Atlanta, is tho guest of Miss Lucile Zimmerman. Edward stacy, now of Norcross, Ga., waa in Westminster a few bonis Sunday to the delight of bis many friends. Misa Katie Hood is visiting friends in Pelzer. Mr. and Mrs. A. Zimmerman and two children, Myrtlo and .lach, are spending tho weok in the Narcboocbe Valley. On Saturday, /* uguBt 10, the graves it tho Old Westminster cemetery will lie cleaned off, and all who have relatives buried there will bear it in mind. Please bo there promptly at 7 o'clock in the forenoon. Miss Annie Kay entertained several couples at a party last Tuesday evening. The next session of the Westminster Graded Schools opens on the Inst Mon day iu September. M?SB Rossie Hopkins, of Andorson, re turned |home Friday aftor spending a few-plays in Westminster as tho guest of Miss Ronn>e Freeman. She was return ing from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mann, of Atlanta. Tho picture of James Lanham, tho niuo months old son of Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Mason, of Charlotte, appeared in tho Atlanta Constitution on July 80. John Ansi in and Miss LavOnia Powell woro married on Sunday, August Otb, S. H. Johns, Ksq., officiating. Rev. James, President of tho Oreen* villo Female College, preached two holp ful sermons in tho Raptist church last Sunday. Tho next appointment for preaching in tho Raptist church will tie filled by Rev. McDaniel on tho third Sabbath in this month. Rom, unto Capt. and Mrs. W. E. Chef well on August 0th, a daughter. Rom, unto Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mason, on July 81, a daughter. Rev. F. C. McConnell. 1). 1)., of K ansas City, Mo., who has just returned from the World's Raptist Congress, preached in the Baptist church last Wednesday night, neis always cordially welcomed in Westminster. Mrs. W. J. Stribling and sou, Roy, have returned from a trip to Franklin, N. C. A. L. (iossett. Mrs. F. L. Morrow, of Abbeville, bas one of the most profitable milk cows of which we have any knowledge. For tbe ll months ending Julv 1st, 1905, she sold $110.05 worth of milk'. All this was clear profit to Mrs. Morrow. Her husband paid the feed bill. If anybody oan make moro than $10 a mouth off of a cow wo shall be glad to note the fact. Let tia hear from you.-Abbeville Preaa and Ranner. Ch co i. o o Local Happenlr*)?. Cheohee, August 7 -It ls hot and dry In thia Beotion. The health of the community is good. We do not hesitate to say that Cheoheo Is one of the most healthful sections in O'vnty. Typhoid fever is uuknowu here and the cool brceaes from tho mountains and the pure water make Uti place to be admired by all lovers of health. Miss Carrie Williams, of Seneca, ls vis it um her sister, Mrs. Joab Hudson, and family. The school at this place opened July 81st with J, W. Reynolds asteaohor. The prospects for a good school ate very flattering. Jesse Lay is having hts new house, near Cheohee church, painted. It adds greatly to it? appearance. When tho house is finished. Mr. Lay will have tho most Updo dato structuia in this section. We think, from the elevation of the place and the view it commands of the surrounding country, it should be named "Fair View." Wonder what bas become of "Mouu tain School Girl." We havo not heard from ber in somo time. Come again, for wo like to hear from you. J. W. Reynolds will move his family to Cheohee this ?eek. He expects to occupy Mr. Lay's new house. P. A. Davis and J. W. Reynolds con ducted a .Juging at Cbeohee church Sun day afternoon. It was greatly enjoyed by all present. Tho protracted meeting at Cheohee begins next Sunday. T. .1. Nothing on the Market. Equal to Chamber lainV Colic, Cholera and Diarrho? Remedy. This fact is well known to druggists everywhere, and nine out. of ten will give this preparation when the best is asked for. Oho Wi tm Cr, a prominent druggist of Joplin, Mo., in a circular to his customers, says : "There is nothing on thu market in the way of patent medicines which equals Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera anti Diarrhoiu Remedy for bowel complaints. We sell and recom mend this preparation." For sale hy .). W, Boll, Walhalla; VV. J, Lunney,Seneca. Russians Surrendor leland ol Sakhalin. Tokio, August 8.-The bulk of tho Russian army ott the island of Sakhalin surrendered to the Japanese forcos on July SI. Among the prisoners who fell into the bauds of the Japanese are Gov ernor Liapsoff, 70 officers and .1,200 men. Tile report received here giving the de t dis of the pursuit and final capture of Kassians says au independent cavalry at tack on tho h"n SH ia ns began July 28 and the enemy was routed. The Russians tied toward the north end on the 30th and halted at Onol, whore Governor LiapBoff surrendered. The mayor of Paterson, N. J., is miss ing. He left debts at banks for $2o,000, which he made by misrepresentations and insufficient capital. HIGH FALLS PROPERTY. on Little River, in Oconee county, is about IO miles from Walhalla, S. C., and IO miles from Seneca, and only a few miles up the river from Newry. This property contains 1,331 acres of land and has a natu ral water fall of 29 feet 5 inches, with available H. P. 274. 615 H. P. can be secured by de veloping a double discharge. AND LAND SALE. 1,100 ACRES of this property will be sold in tracts of 100 ACRES EACH, to the highest bidder, early in Septem ber, at Walhalla, on Easy Terms. THE WATER POWER, with 231 acres, will be sold to the highest bidder, on the same date, at WALHALLA. For further particulars apply to the undersigned.