Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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$20,000 Stock of Goods to be Closed Out at Once at Unheard of Bargains. As I am contemplating making a change in my business on January 1 st, I am now offering my entire ?tock of First Class Merchandise tc the public at greatly reduced prices. My stock consists of a big line of Up-to-Date Men's and Boys' Clothing, nice line of Underwear for men, boys, women and chil dren, a big line of Dry Goods, Domestics, Jeans, 'Waterproofing, Repellants, and now is the time to take advantage of these greatly reduced prices, and lay in your winter supply of Dry Goods and Shoes. I also have a splendid line of Staple Furniture, Iron and Oak Beds, and many, many things too numerous to mention. In order that you may get an idea of what I am offering, will give you a few prices. Stoves. Stove? from $5.00 to WORTH $8 00 to .. Clothing. $15.00 Suit? now ?oint? for $12 50 Suit? nowigning for. $10.00 Suits now going for $15 00 22 00 ?ll 50 . 9 50 8 00 Rain and Overcoats. $15 00 Rain Coats now going for only ... .$12 00 $10 00 Overcoat? now going for. 7 50 And you oan buy a real good one for 01.ly. 8 50 Prices are Out and Underwear P'IV Men and Women. Nine Wool Underwear, $1 kind, uow only. $ 75 Nice W- ol Underwear, $1.25 kind, now only. 1 00 Dry Goods. $1 25 Broadcloth going at only (1.00 per yard. ?l.00 kind for. OOo. Caicos, best kind, 5o. per yard. Percales, l2\o. kind, 10o. per yard. 10c kind only Oo. per yard. Yard-wide Sheeting 5c. per yard. I have mentioned only a few of the Great Bar gains I have to offer you, but will ask that you visit my store and JUST SEE what I have, and you will be convinced that this is a Sale that Means Money Values are Great to you. No harm to look and be convinced. That is all I ask. Don't forget that I have an order for l,OCTO bales of Cotton per week. Will pay cash for Cot ton. Will pay market price for Cotton Seed. COME AND SEE ME ! Blankets and Comforts. Big line Large Site Bed Blankets, worth more, hut going ac . $1 00 Comforts, good value, 75o. to... 1 00 Shoes. I have one of the best lines of SHOES I ever naw, and all brand NEW. Can fit the whole family and save you big money. I Bi ll the famous lino AUTOGRAPH, WON-1N-A-WALK. SOUTHERN GIRL. These are Shoes that will please you. Made by Craddook, Terry Co., Lynchburg, Va. Damask and Linen. Red Tau i Damank, 20o. per yard. White Linen Table Cloth, -iOc. kind, now only 30e. per yard. White Linen Table Cloth, 60o. kind, now only 40o. Buggies and Wagons. I have three New Top Buggies, worth $75.00, will sell for spot cash at only $55.00. .Tuet think of it TWENTY DOLLARS SAVED ON ONE RUGGY. It will pay you I . ?en thom! I have juBt roc? i\ . d another oar of the Celebrate^ OWENSBORO WAGONS, bo?h light and heavy one and two-horse Wagons. W. S. HALEY, WESTfllNSTER, S. C. FARMER'S Ul* ^_OF INFOR Conduett South Carolina Farmers' Eduoal Communications intended for this ] J. C. Stribling, J f Farmers' Union Officers. Direct inquiries to the officers of State aud National Farmers' Union will be answered with pleasure, giv ing all information in their depart ments. NATIONAL FA KM RUS' UNION. President National Farmers' Un ion, Atwater, Ga. ., Vic? President, J. E. Montgomery, Gleeson, Tenn. Secretary-Treasurer, IL H. Mc Cullough, Beebe, Ark. SOUTH CAROLINA FARMRRs' UNION. O. P. Goodwin, president, Lau rens, S. C. B. F. Earle, secretary-treasurer, Anderson, S. C. M. A. Mahaffey. State organizer, Williamston, S. C. FAKMKKS' UNION ItUKRAU. J. C. Stribling, chairman, Pendle ton, S. C. T. T. Wakefield, It. F. D., Pen dicton, S. C. Joseph Kitt, Pomarta, Newberry county, S. C. J. D. Williams, Phoenix, Green wood county, S. C. W. C. Moore, Greenville, S. C. Eleven cents is low water mark for Farmers' Union cotton. It doesn't irattor what cotton reports are nor who makes thom, ll cents is the minimum price and don't you forget it. No matter who is right or who is wrong in their quarrels among the oflioers of tho Cotton Association and tho Farmers' Union, we are to have ll cents, or more, <>i there is no trade for sure. < About how mauy aeren of cotton have you seen this year that won't pay for the guano used at 10 oents for cotton ? Do you know who it is that goes about, shying around, getting up those cotton reports you hear so muoh about? Aboat six times out [ION BUREAU MATION. j u\ by the .ional rtnd Co-Operative Union. department should be addressed to Pendleton, S. C. of seven he is a little sneaking, sly rascal that knows well how to do such jobs up to the interest of cot ton bears. Present prices-10 cents for cot ton-are justified by government re ports; this basis of government re ports would oall for over ll ?entn for cotton. Ten cents is big room for speculators. Did you ever see a teacher send a boy out for a switch to whip himself with that he did not bring back a sorry switch? If he did not brim; back a poor switoh you may as well write it down that that boy was a fool. But still, we now and then hear of inorohante giving in bearish reports to cotton buyer? who he must surely know will usc this club to hammer down prices to the ruin of his own oustomers to whom ho expects to sell their accounts whether prices aro profitable or not to his customers. The whole truth about the crops is tho very thing that these shrudo cotton manipulators don't want they report a large lot of farmers that are making as .mich or moro cotton this year than thoyMid last, but they stop right there and don't enquire for the facts in tho oaso. Tho largo majority of these men have increased their own crops of ootton by planting lands that wore cultivated last year by tenants or others, while their whole farms will not ?verage muoh above last year's crop. Brethren, be of good oheer. The darkest hours of the night aro said to be just beforo day. We have good news coming to oheer you up that oan only be given you under doors. Many theories have beon advanced as to what would bo the best plans of getting your ootton direotly to the spinner npon the oheapest plans. But soorcr or later many of theso have been shown to be theories only and have offered no practical solu tions of tho problem of direct trades with ths spinners of our cotton. All along we have been bamboozled into tho belief that it was absolutely necessary to havf?a tremendous capi tal put up for this business. But after a olose study of this business, including personal investigation by some of our best business men, we are convinced that every bale of cot ton carries within itself suffioient currency or capital to deliver it to the spinner anywhere upon the face of the earth. All this bluff and blow about it being necessary to create a large I oapital-like cotton speculators have to do-before cotton growers oan J have a direct channel of trade with the spinners of the world is a fallacy. CIoso investigation of the cotton trade, as carried on by many, will reveal thr fact, that piu?uccrs of cot ton have all along furnished the capital in thc way of cotton margins suffioient to conduct the busiuess. Don't talk any more about thc producers of cotton having to have more money tlyin he already has in bis own cotton bales in order to gc into direct deals with spinners. A way is now being opened up tc tho Farmers' Union for direct trade with the spinners that is beyond doubt- tho most practical and cheap est plan over offered and is abso lutely safe to all parties. HOLLISTER'S tacky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Busy Medicino for Busy People. * Brines Golden Health and Renewed Vigor. A speoiflo for Constipation. Indigestion, litvei and Kidney trouble?. Pimplos, Rozcma, Impure Illood, Had Hreath. Sluggish Bowels, Houdaolm and Dackaohe. Its Kock y Mountain Tea in tab let form, 85 cents a box. Oonulne mado by i (o?.i,is i IR Daua COM PANT, Madison, Wis, (?OLDEN NUGGETS FOR 8ALL0W PEOPLE - m0m* The Wittokind's return oargo ol cotton from Charleston to Bremen will be worth about six hundred thousand dollars. Charleston wit! the assistance of her neighbors oat doubtless do as well every thirtj days. And thero is the opportunity for development. The Germai Steamship Company will find it hoi made no mistake by inaugurating direot trade with this Southern soa port.-The State. 'I To Tax National Bank Stock. Columbia, Nov. 16.-Taxation of bauk Kuara* as heretofore observed in this Stat? will bo entirely changed if Comp troller Geueral Jones is sustained in his ruling. Ho holds that while national banks caunot bu taxed On money invested in government bunds, the individual shareholder must pay his proportionate value of the stock so represented. A HAPPY HOME Is one where health abo tm da. With Impure blood there cannot be goou health. With a disordered LIVER there cannot be good blood. Tuft's Pills revivify the torpid LIVER and restore Its natural action? A healthy LIVER mean* pure biood.-I-. Pure blood means health. Health means happiness, fake no Substitute. All Druggists. Calvin Smith, tho notorious gam bler and blind tiger keeper of C4roen ville, who has been sentenced to a torin in jail, without tho alternative of paying a fine, for selling whiskey, is putting up a touching plea for pardon. "Ill hoalth" is the reason assigned why Smith should not be required to go to jail. W? have nothing against Smith and aro sorry that he is in trouble. However, it is difficult to see why ho should not bo required to boar the penalty for per sistently violating the laws.-Spar tanburg Journal. OABTOIIIA. Beard th? _/) ito Kind You Have Always Bought Signatar? Of It is said that only two kinds of birds are absolutely peculiar to Britain. These are the red grouse and tho coal tit. Cures Biliousness. Sick Headache, Sour Stom ach, Torpid Liver and Chronic Constipation. Pleasant to take THREE PAPERS A WEEK FOR $1.60. Uv a clubbing arrangement with the Chai u nion Semi-Weekly News and Cou rier we ure offering that paper and The Keoweo Courier for $1.60 per your. The Keowee Courier is recognized not only as tho best pnper in Oconee county, but it is rated among the best county papers in ?outh Carolina. The Somi-Weekly News and Courier is au excellent jour nal, published on Wednesdays and Satur days, gives the detailed news of South Carolina ns a speoial feature, and oarries tho full Associated Piena dispatches from all over the world. The combina tion of the two papers at $1.50 gives our present readers, as woll as new sub scribers, an opportunity to seoure two of the best papers' io the State (threo papers a week) for 50 cents moro than the regu lar price of oither. Let UB send you two of,, the very best papers in South Carolina for almost the prioe of one. E I Pf?TRIf? THKBKSTFOR ? . J. ?5 jLS^ BILIOUSNESS BITTERS AND KIDNEYS. They're After Pope Pius. A oablegram from Rome says that the Pope h ns received personal let ters containing threats that ho will be assassinated in the Apostolic Pal ace, as a protest against the present organization of society. The anar chists, it is added, are ready to em ploy evory means to destroy all in stitutions supported- by religion or military forces. .-..? It is a well known medical fact that pine resin is most offectivo in tho troat mont of disoases of tho bladder and kid neys. Sufforers from backache and other t rouble? duo to faulty aotiou of tho kid noys find roliof in tho uso of Tine ules. $1 buys .30 days' troatmont. Sold by Wal halla Drug Co. Leader*)! Russian Robbers Arrested. A dispatch from Warsaw says that the two leader? of the band of revo lutionists anti twenty others impli cated in the train robbery at Rogow, November 8th, by which tho revolu tionists secured a sum of tunney, said to amount to $660,000, have been ar j rested. They all belong to the Po [ lish Socialistic, party. ORINO axatiye Fruit Syro] For Sale br J. W. Bell. West Point and Annapolis Appointments. A competitive examination will beheld at Abbeville, in the Court House, Wed nesday, January 3d, 1007. for the purpose of soleoting candidates fur appointment to a cadetship in West Poiut Military Academy and a midshipman in Annapo lis Naval Academy. There will be n principal and two alter nates boleoted for each plaoe. Each candidate should be well versed in the following subjects, to wit: Read ing, writing, spelling, Eogliah grammar, English composition, English literature, arithmetic, algebra through quadratio equations, plane geometry, descriptive geography, and the elements of physical geography,* espeoially the geography of the United State?, United States his tory, the outlines of general history and the general principles of physiology and hygiene. Applicants for West Point must not be under 17 or ovor 22 years of age. and for Annapolis they must not be under 10 or over 20 years of age. All applicant H must be bona fide residents of tue Third Con gressional District, and must be able to pasB rigid physical examination. Respectfully, Wyatt Aiken. CASTOR IA Fer Ima H LB and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Chicago Republicans Got Caught. Tho Republicans in Chicago havo got ten a good doBO of the negro. Put on tho tickot aa a vote catchor, a book negro has been eleoted to the jndgnhip and Chi cago is up in arm?, and the Republican party bas been roundly donouncod and will lose many of its supporters. Raco fooling runs high. Tho samo bosses who Eut his namo on tho ticket have begged im to resign, but he knows a good thing when ho gots hold of it and ne holds to this. The South cnn onjoy a good laugh at tho predicament of the negropholites in the Windy City and next year tho story of tho bnllots moyho different. Florence Times. 'Booze Drops" Barred. Washington, D. C., Nov. 16.-"Booze drops," a favorite candy of hundreds of high school pupils, has been put under the ban by tho local authorities, owing to complaints from pupils* parents that the children come home tipsy and are on a fair way to become hard drinkers. The candy ls flavored with rum and the sellers may be prosecuted. Cleanses the system thoroughly and clears sallow complexions of )pimples and blotches. It la guaranteed.