Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MERE-MENTION. A highwayman held up two Yosemite Valley. Cal., stage coaches last Thursday night and secured $300, besides watches and jewelry A large party of Texas bankers were entertained by the bankers of New York last week.... John D. Rockefeller was fined $25 by a Westchester county, N. Y., magistrate last week for exceeding the speed limit Governor Stokes of New Jersey undertook to umpire a baseball game between teams representing the senate and house of that state one day last week. He was almost mobbed by the players because of a "rotten decision." The governor of North Ko. ..Pfna pawnrH of 51 r,t"l for the arrest of Edward Ashby, who killed D. S. Overcash at China Grove, N. C., last week George W. Bundrlck, a white man, was hanged at a Cordele, Ga., Friday for a murder committed in 1902 An Asheville, N. C., firm last week received a consignment of 250,000 post cards from Germany, The cards consist of western North Carolina views Isidor Wormser, a prominent New York banker, died in that city Friday of gout, aged seventy-seven years * Seven firemen were injured by the failing of a roof of a burning house in Atlanta, Ga., Friday The Bell telephone people are engaged in an effort to force Bell phones on the people of Statesville, N. C The su' preme court of Tennessee has declared the charter of the city of Memphis, granted by the last state legislature, to be unconstitutional A man and woman were killed by lightning in the vicinity of Kalamazoo, Mich., Friday evening... .Benjamin Walters, a merchant of Madison, III., on Saturday committed suicide as a climax to domestic difficulties King Edward of England has presented a handsome Bible to the church at Bruton, va Bartow county, Ga., of which Cartersville is the county seat, voted 1,721 to 91 in favor of prohibition last Thursg da>'. The vote in Cartersvllle was 620 to 25 against liquor Frank E. Woller, clerk of the municipal and district courts at Milwaukee, Wis., has been found 120,000 short in his accounts. Woller has been arrested and * will plead guilty Willis McClelland, a negro, was hanged at Mobile, Ala., Friday for murdering Michael McGovern, an old resident of that city. McClelland confessed on the gallows. Mrs. Daisy Grant Hanna has been granted a divorce at Cleveland, Ohio, from her husband, Dan R. Hanna son of the late Senator Hanna According to a Washington dispatch the Standard Oil company Is perfecting plans by which it will control a railroad system from the Atlantic to the Pacific. The eastern terminus is to be Newport News, Va Great forest fires are in progress along the line of the Canadian Pacific railroad to the east of Fort William, Ontario. Six tail road bridges have been destroyed John Mitchell, a negro, was hanged at Marietta, Ga., Friday, for murder Thomas Battle, an old Confederate veteran, was last week convicted In the Federal court at Macon, Ga.. of the murder of Geo. T. I White, and sentenced to life Imprisonment in the Federal prison in Atlanta. The reason for the trial of Battle in a Federal court was that he killed White on the top of the new postofflce bulldf ing at Macon, and therefore on government property Five men were killed in an automobile accident at Calynello, Italy, last Thursday. The car was running at high speed and crashed Into a rock A Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad train ran into an open switch at Pittsburg, Pa., Saturday evening, resulting in the killing of the conductor and injuring nine passengers An electric car was dynamited near Gadsden, Ala., Friday night. The car was running at high speed at the time of the explosion. But little damage resulted..... .It is rumored in Chicago that two of the biggest of the trans-continental railroad lines will adopt a universal passenger rate of two cents a mile The legislature of Georgia will convene tomorrow for the session of 190708 Western Union operators went on a strike at Oakland. Cal., last Friday The body of Arthur L. Dytch, an installment house collector, was found hanging from a tree near Macon. Ga., late Friday night. It is believed that he was first murdered and then hanged to the tree with his own belt Eight workmen were killed and thirty-five were injured by a New 1 York. New Haven and Hartford passenger train running into the rear of a work train at Hartford, Conn., Sunday night First Metnoaisi church of Statesville, N. C., was badly damaged by lightning which set it on tire Sunday afternoon A sea turtle weighing 1,902 pounds was captured by a fisherman near San Diego, Cal? last week Constable J. H. Good was shot to death by Isom Reed, a negro, at Memphis, Tenn., Sunday evening, while the constable was trying to arrest Reed. The negro was fatally shot by the officer Brodie A. Kennedy, aged fifteen years, was killed by lightning near Mezeppa, N. C? Saturday afternoon... .Anthony Coinstock, head of the New York Society for the Prevention of Vice confiscated thousands of immoral post cards at C'oney Island Friday The legislature of New York will adjourn tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, and the governor threatens to call an extra session five minutes afterwards, unless the two houses get together and pass , the assembly reapportionment bill over which they have been deadlocked for some days.... Irwin Lewis of Kennett Square, Pa.. Is under arrest charged with the murder of his five-year-old stepdaughter. Lewis protests his innocence Daniel Osiris, a Jewish banker of Paris, died recently, leaving an estate of $13,000,000. He left $r>.ooo.ooo to the Pasteur institute Railroads throughout the northwest jiiv. ureinir all coal users to lay in their supplies during: the summer and avoid the conditions that prevailed last winter. .. .General Frederick Funston has refused to permit I'nited States troops in his charge to parade in San Francisco on July 4th, because he was loath to parade his men in San Francisco "to be sneered at and jeered at by an unwhipped mob." hirst Warden Riley of Wilkesbarre, Pa., has been fined $10 each for catching 130 fish under the legal size in that state. Riley has the alternative of serving 1,300 days in jail Governor Hughes of New York has vetoed a bill which provided for a permit to the Hotel Gotham to sell liquor over its own counters. which is now prohibited because the hotel is within 200 feet of a church. Mme. d'Annuncio being hard up has advertised for sale the famous Italian lake of Ilbano, for $100,000. This lake is located high in the mountains and is described as one of Italy's most beautiful spots The St. Louis and San Francisco railroad, controlled by the Rock Island system is preparing to issue $115,000,000 worth of bonds... Large shipments of gold are being made from New York to the money markets of Europe Ex-Governor Pennypacker of Pennsylvania, as a witness before the committee investigating the matter of graft in connection with the building of the new state capitol, last week, said that the "state was cheated and disgraced in the capitol contracts," and that those who I ? ? * - .1 *L? * ? JkUnolrl IMintoha/1 IUUICU lilt? lirasuiy miuuiu uc ^uiuouvu. AT THE CHURCHES. BAPTIST. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8.30 o'clock. CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. Services on Friday afternoon at 6 o'clock. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8.15 o'clock. TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8.30 o'clock. ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN. Prayer meeting Wednesday afternoon at 5.30 o'clock. jtyfrial Notices. Dedication of Enon. Dedication services, to be conducted by Rev. Dr. Derieux, Rev. E. S. Reeves and Rev. I. G. Murray, will be held at Enon next Saturday and Sunday. Services will commence at 10.30 a. m. and 1.30 p. m. W. E. Hurt, Pastor. 61 t.f 2t ?he (ftotton $Rarhet. Yorkville, June 25.?Cotton 11 to 13. New York, June 24.?Spot cotton closed firm. Middling uplands 13.00; middling gulf 13.25: sales 6.800 bales. Futures opened barely steady and closed very steady as follows: June 11.65. July 11.70; Aug. 11.45; Sept. 11.27.; Oct. 11.44; Nov. 11.43; Dec. 11.48; Jan. 11.60; Feb. 11.64; March 11.65; April 11.55. w. o. w. THERE will be an important meeting of Filbert Camp W. O. W. Friday night next. All members are requested to be present. It LESSLIE SMITH. Clerk. BASKET PICNIC THE annual picnic will be given at Smith's pond, five miles south of Yorkville on JULY 4TH. The public is invited. C. H. SMITH. 51 t It* APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE. PURSUANT to law I hereby give notice that on this 25th day of June, I did make a final settlement with the Probate Court of York county, as executor of the estate of Dr. A. P. Campbell, deceased, and that on the 25th day of July. 1907, I will apply to the Hon. L. R. Williams, judge of said court, for a discharge from all further liability art executor of said estate. W. E. ADAMS, Executor. FOR RENT. MY house on Cartwrlght avenue, Yorkville. Six rooms. Possession at once. JOHN F. GORDON. 50 f.t 3t PHOTOGRAPHY For first-class Lasting Photographs come to my studio on West Liberty street. J. R. 6CH0RB. 9W Send The Enquirer your orders for Commercial Printing, Booklets, Catalogues, Law Briefs, etc. A. T, A /T. A Ti.t.T^A,r..t. A- A, f- A A A 1^1 A A iTt AI TVTwTVTVTVTVTVTVTVTVTvTVTV* | THEY M 1 And if Price and | I Inducement Yi A ? OUR STOCK OF DRESS GO f SEASON AND THE PRICES AE * TO MAKE OUR DRESS GOODS X CAREFUL BUYERS. FOR INST ? 36 Inch Wool Dress Goods, all s X KUUU vaiurs ai iuiuirr iw down to ? 4 4 inch Light Weight Wool Dress A at $1.00 a yard. Now Cut I>< ? Ginghams and Madras, all Wash H qualities, all good at | CLOTHING i, Men's $1k Spring Suits, cut to . ? Men's $15 Spring Suits, cut to . . 4 Men's $12.50 Spring Suits, cut t V Men's $10 Spring Suits, cut to . 1* NOW IS A GOOD TIME to get % Clothes for Spring wear?New Sty ? W When you need anything in 1 ? Domestics, Etc., Etc., call and see 4 and will Save You Money. | J. Q- WRAY, 1 f YORKVI] Tt/T VTVTVTVTV TVTV TVVvTVT VTV* NOTICE Of Annual School Meeting of the School District of Y'orkville. THE qualified electors resident within the School District of Yorkville are hereby called to assemble in annual School Meeting in the Court House at Yorkville, South Carolina at ten o'clock in the forenoon, on JULY 5TH, 1907, at which time the Trustees will submit a full report of their transactions for the previous School year and their estimate of expenditures necessary for the ensuing year. That an the same date at 12 ni. a poll will be opened at the Court House] land kept open until five o'clock P. M.J under the supervision of three managers, at which election, the qualified voters of said School District may vote for or against the assessment and levy of a three mills local tax. to be recommended to said meeting by the Trustees for the fiscal year next ensuing. Wm. B. McCAW. Chairman. Py order of the Board. r.i?, r.i and r.3 f.t.t. 3t See Johnson | For SWIFT'S HAMS. BREAKFAST STRIP AND LARD. CHASE SANBORN COFFEE, TETLEY'S TEAS. TIT?IV7 nmL" T i?o ROYAL, AND RUM FORD RAKING POWDERS. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR. I. W. JOHNSON. W Send The Enquirer your oiders Catalogues, Law Briefs, etc. FRUIT JARS BUY YOUR FRUIT JARS AT THE YORK DRUG STORE. WE HAVE THEM IN PINT, QUART AND HALF GALLON SIZES AT RIGHT PRICES. YORK DRUG STOR] J. B. BO WEN, Proprietor. W Use Chloro-Naptholeum aboi your premises and keep down unpleat ant odors and disease germs. J. Ij. Williams. Mason McConncI J. L. WILLIAMS & CO 500 Yards A. F. C. Gingham ON SALE I .IDAY, JUNE 28 AT 8 l-2c The Yard Only 10 Yards to a Customer. Remember our sale of 20 PER CEN OFF ON ALL SUMMER SUITS^ANI LUW UU I 9nuco is IV fiuac ocuui day, June 29th. This is a great time to buy you Clothing and Low Cut Shoes. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO., Sell for Less. ALL THINGS COME To those who stop waiting and g after them. To win you must. hav confidence in yourself. The man wh never puts any dependence in himsel nor invests for fear of losing, is neve likely to be found when opportunit is out with a searchlight looking fc ability. Get your broker to trade fo you and have things come your way b means of his assistance. Business me act in a business manner and succee accordingly. For Sale?Residence on King's Moun tain street, well located. $3,000. For Sale?Valuable lot near Grade C!/.Kaa1 hororoin nniin tPT Dr. M. W. WHITE. MF" Real estate loans at 6 per cent. AH Of The Big corporations, moneyed Individ uals and all business men, everywhen find it best and safest to do their bus iness through the BANK. It will be best for you if you are no already doing it that way. Place your business with this BANF IT'S SAFE The First National Bank Yorkville, S. C. I 'Ti -*-'ft (ft .T? /T-. -f- ,Ti A. m A/ft A /Ti A /T. , t> TV T VT^TTV T vTvT^1 T TtilTVTvT1 i tt n rn /a U 9 1 It I I Quality is Any ou'll Buy Now ODS IS TOO LARGE FOR THE LE CUT DOWN LOW ENOUGH OFFERINGS ATTRACTIVE TO ANCE: hades, popular styles, that were es, 25c and 35c a yard, are Cut 1ft Cents the Yard. ! Goods, that were a big bargain nvn to ! 8? Cents a Yard. Colors, popular patterns, good ,. . 8 Cents to 12 1-2 Cents aYrd. 1 FOR MEN $12.50 a Suit. $?.18 a Suit. o $8.18 a Suit. $7.48 a Suit. an extra good value in a Suit of les, Good Fit at Low Price. Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, My goods before you buy. I can [ HE LEADER, L.LE, S. C. I ? 'I* ^ 'J* "J* 'J1 "J* 'l* i FLY SCREENS If you haven't yet given us an orde for SCREENS for your windows an doors, let us have them now. On Screens are thoroughly well mad' made to measure, they fit. and kee the llies OUT. If you have never ha Screens in your windows you don know what a comfort they are. L< us have your order early. BUILDING ANYTHING? . If you contemplate building anj thl ig or remodeling your home t place of business, let our Archlte* and Engineer submit you plans an specifications. Prompt service. J. J. KELLER & CO 9V See us for Lime for either built ing or disinfecting purposes. IMPORTERS AND ROASTERS OF HIGH GRADE COFFEE OUR ROASTING PLANT Is in Full Operation, and to Thoi Who Desire a Clear, Well Roasted and High Grat COFFEE We are Prepared to Furnish It. We name the following brands: Old Government Juva, Monogram Fort Sumter, Blue Ribbon, Arnbinn Mocha, Mountain Rose, Morning Glory, Maracaibo, Jamom Sunbeam, Electric, Porto Rico, Red Owl, Acme, Aromatic, Dime. A Trial Wilt Convince Consumers < the Superior Merits of Our Roastc Coffee, and Once Tried Will Use r Other. Packers of Teas, Spices and Sod put up under our personal supervlslo and We Guarantee them Strictly Pui Goods. Send for samples and prlc< La^ama ?MirohQa<nn> alcotirViar* UC1UIC I'Ul tllUOiiib w. P. W. WAGF.NER & COMPANY, Charleston. S. C. > v ^2 O. P. HEATH, Pt. W. S. NEIL J YORKVILLE B. . J INCORPC *A*A?eAXA?tA*A*ltA*A?AieAA*Att<2 III mm iiti ., i j n u BEFORE YOU GO TO THE CAUL AND SEE OUR LARGE LI GRIPS AND HAND BAGS. WE T QUALITIES AND AT PRICES TO D WHILE TO INSPECT OUR LINE! CLOT - i WE ARE SHOWING THE NO SUITS TO BE FOUND ON THIS 1 STYLES AND PATTERNS. OUR ] SHIRT COME AND SEE OUR EL] Q SHIRTS, BOTH WITH AND WI' e | PLAITED BOSOMS, ALSO COLLA 0 I JUST IN, A NICE LINE OF WASI t, 1 ! hilli ir y DON'T FAIL TO VISIT TH 3 GIVING A DISCOUNT OF 25 PE GOODS UNTIL FURTHER NOTK MILLINERY?WE CAN SAVE YC 0 R 0 C E IN OUR GROCERY DEPART A CHOICEST OF HEAVY AND F - J WHEN YOU WANT GROCERIES * YOUR WANTS. f DUNLAP PATENT FLOUR / ( YORKVILLE * lil TT 1 I rauiuess erana 01 Canned Goods ? i- Did you ever try them? They stand ^ at the head of their class In quality. There Is nothing put up In the way Z. of fruits and vegetables that Is superior, yet In most cases not any higher than Inferior goods. ' Just as good as freshly taken out of the garden. I have the Faultless String Beans. Peas, Corn, and Suc cotash at 16c a can. For table use I ^ have Strawberries, Raspberries, and a Pears?all put up In sugar at 30c. p Plenty of Inferior goods at lower t prices. 5 LOUIS ROTH. I W. I. WITHERSPOON CO j| Dealers In ; Hardware, Vehicles and Implements. ; Hoosler Corn Planters, Carmlcal * Cotton and Corn Planters, Dow-Law . full stroke Cotton Planters, Guano ) Distributers, Disc Harrows, Disc and Spring Tooth Cultivators, Etc. ; BUGGIES i WATERTOWN, g COLUMBUS, f ANCHOR, | PHOENIX, | HICKORY. I WAGONS | MANDT, | WHITE HICKORY, f FISH AND | MO LINE. I HARNESS, WHIPS. LAPROBES, Etc. | W I. WITHERSPOONCO. & East Madison Street. | W A L L PAPER MY NEW SAMPLES ARE NOW IN. Samples and Remnants for sale elm" ). A. B. GAINES. Send The Enquirer your orders for Commercial Printing, Booklets, Catalogues, Law Briefs, etc. d IT 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* '4 4* '4 1- 4* 4- I d 5 tPT We Pay Y I "NOTHIN( ; I SUCCEED % ? -1 LIKE SUC 3 ? J 41 except saving the r ? 4 be it from labor or i J success comes in a 36 Part. Small amoui ^ large. If left in Ou ment. A small sur ' 2 will start an accour a? ^ you subject to your * of ]?' We Pay 1 % Interest, Compounde* : \ The NATIONAL "e ? (ABSOLUTE 28 jj ROCK HILL, S n ,, V. Pt. R. E. HEATH, Sec.-Tr. jj & M. COMPANY, J1 )RATED. J <4 ;)AKAA*AllA>tAKXA*AXA*A*AKA?A? MI1/ICI 1111\ IU I : ???J???? h MOUNTAINS OR SEASHORE c [NE OF TRUNKS, SUIT CASES HAVE THEM IN ALL SIZES, ? PLEASE. IT IS WORTH YOUR e 3 BEFORE PURCHASING. F HING iBBIEST LINE OF TWO-PIECE 1 J MARKET. ALL THE LATEST PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT. 1 S, Etc. = EG ANT LINE OF NEGLIGEE rHOUT CUFFS, WHITE SOFT RS, CUFFS, TIES, BELTS, ETC. I TIES?THE NEWEST OUT. N E R Y F IS DEPARTMENT?WE ARE I F R CENT ON ALL MILLINERY b DE. CALL AND SEE US FOR >U MONEY. (j ! R I E S ?MENT YOU WILL FIND THE ANCY FAMILY GROCERIES. A COME AND LET US SUPPLY \ ILWAYS PLEASES. # J B. & M. CO. { V YORKVILLE BUGGY CO. J s d a m ARK mm. s WE SHOE HORSES AND MULES AND DO REPAIR WORK PROPERLY. WE HAVE BINDER TWINE, SPIKE TOOTH HARROWS AND CULTIVATORS. ( t S 1 Yorkville Buggy Co. i a YORKVILLE ' MONUMENT WORKS. { (Incorporated.) I S 1 Come and see us for everything that may be desired In dressed stone of any kind, Monuments, etc. Our facilities for turning out Stone Work, Marble or Granite are first-class and we can make prices right. Intending purchasers can aford to come a long distance to see us. YORKVILLE MONUMENT WORKS. B.N. MOORE COTTON In the Market the Year Round. Every facility for WAREHOUSING. a Receipts Negotiable at All Banks. I ou to Save . S ^ 2 jc V o ^ ' I CESS" i ===== i M esults of success? ? business. If your pi small way. Save a ^ . its soon yield the C ?- ? r Savings Depart- ? n?even a dollar? it and it's here for ?1 n ] call at any time. ? ? , t: J Quarterly, on Savings Deposits. r . UNION BANK t LY SAFE) * j 3 li outh Carolina. <i lg| d TTTTTTTTTTT* HOW ABOUT A "MAJESTIC" RANGE THE "BEST" AND MOST ECONOM[CAL?TAKES LESS FUEL AND DOES NOT HEAT UP THE HOUSE \S MUCH AS STOVES. IT IS THE MOST PERFECT BAKER MADE. COME TO SEE US FOR ANYrHING IN HARDWARE. ifORKVlLLE HARDWARE CO. 1 BANK IN WHICH YOU WILL FEEL rHOROLGHLY IT HOME Every depositor In this Bank is made 0 feel that his account, no matter how mall it may be, Is appreciated?that le is a part of the Institution and is esponslble in a measure for its sucess. Let us have your business or person1 account. We promise you In adance, every Banking facility and evry courtesy consistent with sound tanking. LOAN & SAVINGS BANK YORKVILLE, S. C. at. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee. President Sec. and Treat. FORK SUPPLY CO. Incorporated. FRUIT JARS We have MASON'S IMPROVED 'RUIT JARS in the following sizes: INTS, QUARTS, HALF GALLONS. We also have extra Caps, extra Rubers, Jelly Tumblers. Be sure and see us for Cotton Bows. Everything in Heavy and Fancy Iroceries. YORK SUPPLY CO. i. , _ [T IS A FACT That there Is no silverrare made that Is better for every day ise than is COMMUNITY SILVER, t will wear practically as long, stand arder service and look as well as Sterling silverware and costs a great leal less. Let me show you how nice nd how pretty Community Silver is. Before you buy Cut Glass, Pressed llass, Chinaware, Bric-a-Brac, etc., ome and see my stock. Qualities are Ight and the prices are pleasing. T . W. SPECK. You Can't Fool 'Em. Try our CRACKER-JACK Coffee ?Put up In 2i pound Buckets at 50 }ent9. We guarantee It to Give EnIre Satisfaction or will Refund Your loney. 'he old folks like their Soup and Kraut, The younger ones like Pie; sell the stuff that suits them all And the Prices Ain't So High. Vhy do so many people buy their feats from Sherer's Market? Beause Sherer won't lie to the ladles, t's no use?they'll catch you every Ime. (Say, I'm married, myself, >on't-yer-know?) lome people beat the Butcher Man, Cause coal and wood are so high, 'hey wan't to go to a warmer place, Where they won't have none to buy. Yours to serve, OLD GEORGE, THE BUTCHER. GLENN & ALLISON. HEADQUARTERS FOR BABCOCK, HACKNEY, TAYLOR-CANNADY AND HIGHPOINT BUGGIES. STUDEBAKER WAGONS, McCORMICK MACHINERY AND THE INTERNATIONAL GASOLINE ENGINES. We want a chance to talk to you bout them. Can quote you close 'rices and easy terms. Yours to serve, GLENN & ALLISON. &T KENNEDY'S When you are in need of Bush and irass Blades, Cow Chains, Ely Cateh rs, Tinware, En-an-ge Gray . Ware, A'lilte Lined Enamel Ware, White A'are or Food Choppers come and see Ar. M. Kennedy. When you want Soaps at 15, 10, 6 akes for 25 Cents, or Shoe Dressing, thinola or Stove Polish, come and see X. M. Kennedy. For Steel and Aluminum Pens, nks and Stationery, come to see W. II. Kennedy. For Groceries, Including Flour, Cofee, Teas, Sugar, Rice, Grits, etc., see ,V. M. Kennetly. For Tallor-Made Clothing, cut In >roper styles, made of best materials, >y the best of workmen at modest and air prices, see W. M. Kennedy's sam>les from the great tailoring house of jamm & Co.?Best on Earth Tailors. W. M. KENNEDY, Agent. CLOTHES CLEANING. [AM prepared to clean gentlemen's clothes and ladies' skirts in a thortughly satisfactory manner, at realonable prices. Work may be sent died to my home or left at W. E. Ferruson's store. Mrs. R. B. McCLAIN. FOR SALE. I OFFER for sale the building lot located on west side of King's fountain street, and adjoining my Iwelling. Frontage on street, 85 feet, lepth 300 feet, width at rear 70 feet, 'rice if sold within 30 days, $600. SAM M. GRIST. M. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll. CARROLL BROS. SOWING PEAS IS EASY If you will do the work with BUFFALO PITTS, or TONGUELESS HARROW, , We have these machines In stock and will be pleased to sell you either at the right prices, and on terms satfactory to you. See us about a Harrow. See us about a Buggy. W Feed Purina Chick Feed for Profitable Poultry Growing. CARROLL BROS. WHERE QUALITY C O U IN T S Perhaps there Is no place where quality counts as It does In Your Correspondence, whether It be a business letter, a letter to your sweetheart or any other person. Though a man's chirograyhy Is poor, If he uses a real good quality of STATIONERY his letters show up better than a good hand on bad quality of paper. You can always find the best that can be obtained in STATIONERY, at The Star Drug Store. I buy from the largest Stationery house In the country, which always has the LATEST on the market in Box Papers, Pound Papers and Tablets for Men, Women and Children. See our Stationery. STAR DRUG STORE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of York. COURT OP COMMON PLSAS. Catherine V. Miller as Administratrix of the Estate of Henrietta Campbell Traywick, Deceased, Plaintiff? Against M. J. Campbell, Robert A. Miller and J. E. Traywick, and If he be dead, ms neirs at law, naargarei i Traywick and Pansy T. McConnell, | Defendants.?Summons for Relief.? (Complaint Filed.) To the Defendants Above Named: YOU are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint In this action, which has this day been filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office in Yorkvllle, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint J. S. BRICE, Plaintiffs Attorney. Dated Yorkvllle, S. C., May 21, A. D. 1907. NOTICE. To the absent defendants, J. E. Traywick, Robert A. Miller, Margaret Traywick and Pansy T. McConnell: Please take notice that the summons of which the foregoing is a copy, together with the complaint in this action were filed in the office of J. A. Tate, Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for York County, South Carolina, at York Court House in Yorkvllle, P C., on the 21st day of May, A. D. 1907. J. S. BRICE, Plaintiffs Attorney. Yorkvllle, S. C., May 21sV A. D. 1907. 41 t 6t An Experience of 62 Years Do you suppose that practically every man carrying life insurance in more than one company, and one of which is the Mutual Benefit, would unhesitatingly say that he likes the Mutual Benefit and its policy the best, and is sorry that he did not place all of his insurance eggs in the Mutual Benefit basket if the company did not offer "special and peculiar advantages" over all other companies? The explanation for this condition is simple: The company is 62 years old; the guiding star of the management has always been conservativeness, economy, a faithful discharge of its sacred trust, and above all a square deal to every policy holder?to give each one all to which he was entitled. An experience of 62 years has enabled the management to fully understand what can safely be guaranteed to each member for each dollar he pays and that is what is being done today and has always been done by this company?Look before you leap. SAM M. GRIST, Special Agent. BEFORE BUYING OR SELLING A FARM or any property, write the CAROLINA REALTY AND TRUST COMPANY. Blshopville, S. C. 13 t.f. ly \ CHICORA COLLI Grreenville jj A CHRISTIAN HOME SCHOOL J Owned and Controlled by the Pi B. A., B. S., B. L. and M. A. D ^ A -* I^??M.Aaolrtn on/1 PlloinAQQ 5 worth 150,000. Modern Convei ^ Large Pipe Organ. Healthful cllr 5 Expenses: (A) Tuition, Board, R J (B) All Included In ( ^ Art or Express! m If lessons under Director, add Next session begins September t 5 Information address J 49 St t ? I* f J 4* PTTT YOUR FEET IN A PAI] ? YOU WILL HAVE ON THE MO COMFORTABLE AND MOST ST J* YOUR FEET IN. IT IS THE ON ~ ENTIRE SATISFACTION IN TH CALL AND SEE THE WALI , TO SHOW IT TO YOU AND YOU ARISTOCRATIC APPEARANCE OF THE SHOE WORLD. "2* THE WALK-OVER SELLS j ^ EVERY PAIR IS WORTH THE 4* THE STRAUSS-SI ??? Main and Liberty Sts. UHlty MJOIWL PATTERNS Ninety per cent of the ladles of the United States read the Ladies' Home Journal. That's why the Ladies' Home Journal Patterns are so popular. Ladies' Home Journal Patterns are the simplest of all Patterns. They furnish a chart with each pattern. All Patterns 10 Cents and 15 Cents? None Higher. July Patterns on sale now. TVip nrirp r>f the Summer Stvle Book is 15 Cents and you get a Cash Coupon with each book Good for 10 Cents in Payment for any Pattern. July Fashion Plates Free. The Thomson Co. BANNER BUGGIES! BANNER BUGGIES! FOR SALE BY aiJ- M. McGILL,Sl HICKORY GROVE, S. C. I HAVE Just received a carload of the famous BANNER Buggies, and now have one of the Most Complete Lines of Vehicles ever exhibited in Hickory Grove. If you are thinking of purchasing a vehicle of any kind, you will do well to see me before buying. I believe I can demonstrate to your satisfaction that I have the best values in this line that have ever been offered in this section. BANNER Vehicles are sold under a Positive Guarantee by the Manufacturer, backed by a Cash Capital of $500,000.00. You get the full value of of every dollar of your investment if you buy one of these excellent vehicles. Come and See Them Anyway, whether you have decided to buy anything in this line or not. THE BICYCLE IS STILL A POPULAR VEHICLE. Bicycling is healthful exercise and the season is at hand for the enjoyment of this mode of travelling. I carry a full stock of these machines and of the very best make. If you want a machine you can depend on, don't fall to see my line. SEWING MACHINES. I also carry a line of High Grade Sewing Machines In fine cases of highly polished Oak and Mahogany. These Machines are as good as are made. Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction, and are offered at Prices tlmt bring them within the reach of all. J. M. McGILL, - HICKORY GROVE, 8. C. G. H. O'GEARY. The King of Cooking Stoves?made of Cast Iron. G. H. O'LEARY. AT THE BRATTON FARM. " WE have a number of Guernsey Cows and Heifers that we will sell. Pure cream at 25 cents a quart, at the farm at all times, or delivered on Tuesdays and Fridays. I J. A. MILLS, Manager. Jan. 25 f.t tf. W Wanted.?Your orders for all kinds of printed matter. Best work at fairest prices. IflLl For YOUNG 5 lUli WOMEN I - - S. C. J i?A HIGH GRADE COLLEGE. jj resbyteries of the Synod of S. C. 4 egree Courses. Schools of Music, [ Elegant Buildings and Grounds J nlences. Handsome Auditorium. ^ nate in the Piedmont section. g oom and Fees ...... >183.00 J A) and Tuition for Music, on $203.00 2 *10.00. * lie 19tli, 1007. For Catalogue and J S. C. BYRD, President. ^ ;>AXA*a*a*a*a*a*a*a*a*a*aka? ? ? % ? A d d A_ J|_ U ^ L cfr ,x. ^ f T T T * * *** * 4* * THE * WALK- 5 OVER J 4* R OF WALK-OVER SHOES AND ^ iST PERFECT FITTING, MOST 1TJSH SHOE YOU EVER PUT *$> E SHOE THAT WILL GIVE YOU E WEARING QUALITY. V urcr T np DI PASPn ? IV-U V r^n nciuu jjiii 1 ^ f WILL BE PLEASED WITH ITS T ?IT IS THE BEAU BRUMMEL ^ \T $3.50 TO $5.00 A PAIR AND PRICE. tflTH COMPANY, J Yorkvillc, S. C. T j* Jfc ^ ?> .jL ^ ^ T> *??