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Patriotism and Mon*y.?If all international scolding matches had resulted in shooting matches, the globe would have been completely depopulated long } ago. with not even a newspaper writer left to prophesy what countries would next go to war. Even within twenty years there have been several political flurries which were going to bring on the worst war in history, but which did not. At one moment Germany and Russia were supposed to be on the I verge of fighting, at another it was w France and England. The United States and England had their turn, so had Austria and Italy. Still other conflicts were, no doubt, entertainingly imminent, but it is impossible to remember between whom or what about. Recently the patriots of Germany and England have been shouting at one another in vociferous terms. They cry that sacrifices must be made, etc., but since the English chancellor of the exchequer presented nis Dungei some weeks ago, which of course included the price of warships, his scheme of , taxation has met with almost unanimous censure. The proposed Income tax, legacy duties, land tax, liquor 11t censes, stamps on stocks and bonds, excise duties on spirituous beverages and import duty on tobacco were all , attacked by the people whom these ' respective forms of taxation would i have affected. Last year Germany's minister of finance had the same experience when he suggested the means of defraying the empire's public expenses, which of course, also included its naval amusements. Everybody who was to be taxed thought somebody else ought to be taxed instead. As in England, nobody thought he was the proper person to be taxed. In all coun- . tries of the world every one is willing to "make patriotic sacrifices" out of ?*vrv one else's pocket.?Collier's. AT THE CHURCHES. BAPTIST. Rev. L O. Murray. Pastor. Sunday Services?Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning: service at 11 o'clock. . Evening service at 8.30 o'clock. CHURCH OF THE? GOOD SHEP- 1 HERD. j Rev. T. Tracy Walsh, Rector. Sunday Services.?Sunday school at j 9.45 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock. No afternoon service. \ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. , K6V. Hi. Hi. UHICOpiu, x aobv*. Sunday Services.?Sunday school at ' 10 a. m. Morning service at 11 o'clock, j Evening service at 8.30 o'clock. 1 1 TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Rev. O. M. Abney, Pastor. Sunday Service?Sunday school at 10 a. m. No other services. ' ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBY- ! TERIAN. i Sunday Services?Sunday school at 1 10 a. in. Preaching at 11 a. m., and J 8.30 p. m., by Rev. R. A. Lummus. 1 k _ < Snwial fidices. j cr w > Preaching at East Viaw. Rev. L Q. Murray will preach at Blast View school house on Sunday at 3.30 p. m. Children's Day at Clover. The public is cordially invited at attend the children's exercises at the Baptist church next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. T. Q. Matthews. Supt At Latta School. Rev. E. E. Gillespie will preach at j Latta School House next Sunday afI ternoon at 4 o'clock. Preaching at Sharon. Rev. D. B. Hunter will preach at Sharon A. R. P. church next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. R. M. Sherer. a ' Acknowledgment. The superintendent of the Orphanage acknowledges with sincere thanks the following donations: Yorkville young people for the support of a child for one month, $5; Mrs. R. T. Allison, 35 beautiful books; Mr. R. M. Klser, electric Iron; Mr. R. B. Davidson, records for graphophone; Mr. M. C. Willis, sofa; Mr. W. B. Moore, sofa, desks, mantel pieces; Mr. Chas. Berry, 3 sets 1 of beautiful pictures for walls; Miss S. Jackson, eggs; Mr. and Mrs. Jno. R. ( Hart, Jars of Jelly; Dr. White, Mrs. W. . B. Wylle, Mr. G. H. O'Leary, Mrs. Wm. J Kennedy, Mr. W. E. Ferguson, Mr. R. . T. Allison. Mrs. S. C. Ashe, Mr. C. E. Snencer. Mr. Finley. Mr. J. L. Moss, , Mr. Caldwell, Miss Barron, Mr. Raymond Carroll, Mrs. Stowe, Mrs. W. B. Moore, fruits and vegetables; Mr. J. R. Connally, 300 potato slips; Mr. J. L. Moss, 1,500 potato slips; Mr. and Mrs. McDow, furniture for the Thomas F. McDow, Jr., infirmary. Also gifts of useful clothing from many other friends. Deaconess Gadsden, Supt. The State Reunion. Following is the programme of the J State Reunion of Confederate Veterans, r beginning Wednesday morning, June 23: 10 a. m. Invocation by Chaplain General Gordon of Camden. Welcome aaaress oy nun. n. d. uamwell. I Keys of city delivered to Gen. Davis by Mayor Samuels. Responses by Gen. Davis, Gov. Ansel , and others. 12 m. Annual address by Dr. Lee Davis Lodge, president of Limestone college. Miscellaneous business. ? 1.30. Adjournment. 10. a. m. Meeting of United Sons of , Confederate Veterans In Commercial Club rooms. 4.30 p. m. Reception tu sponsors and maids of honor in rooms of Commercial club. 8.30 p. m. Presentation of sponsors and maids of honor in tableaux picture by Col. James Armstrong of Charleston. T-k l G1 T niiwvbtn nespunse uy aiiss uiavc uunipnm, sponsor of First brigade. Thursday, June 24th. 9.30 a. m. Joint meeting of veterans and Sons of Veterans In the opera house. Address by Hon. Geo. Bell Timmerman, commander of Scms of Veterans. Annual tribute to Confederate dead. Memorials to Gens. Butler and Carwile. 11.30 a. m. Business session and election of officers, pension commissioners, selection of next place of meeting, etc. Business session of Sons of Veterans In club rooms, i 1 p. m. Dinner. 3.30 p. m. Horse show races, and cavalry drill by Confederate veterans at Athletic park. 9 p. m. Reunion ball at pavilion. i f he Cotton JRarhet. Yorkvllle, June 18.?Cotton 11 cents. New York, June 17?Spot cotton closed quiet; middling uplands 11.40; middling gulf 11.65; no sales. Futures opened and closed steady as follows: June 10.96: July 10.90: Aug. 10.90; Sept. 10.84; Oct. 10.86 Nov. 10.86; Dec. t 10.89; Jan. 10.87; March 10.86; May \ 10.88. BUGGY AND SADDLE HORSE IVE_ years old. well broken and genue, ior saie at Dargain. .audress Yorkville. S. C. JOHN F. GORDON. 49 ft 2t FLORIDA WATER MELONS We will have a big shipment of choice Florida Watermelons TOMORROW (Saturday), and will be pleased to have orders for Melons, both wholesale and retail. CITY MEAT MARKET, Sherer & Ferguson. FOR SALE. g. AT the CLOVER DRUG CO.. a J.\. dozen copies of the DARK CORNER. 47 f.t 3h W The other man judges you by your printed matter? Does your Sta^ tionerv represent your business fairly? The Enquirer Job Printing will please you. WANTED AN experienced Saleslady. Address A. FRIEDHEIM & BRO., Rock Hill. S. C. 48 t.f. St FOR BALE ONE 8-horse power Mounted Engine, good as new, for sale or exchange. Would like to exchange for 10 or 12-horse power stationary. H. P. JACKSON. Clover. S. C. 48 t.f. 2t WANTED A COMPETENT all-around Dry Goods Salesman. References required. Address P. O. Box 305, Rock Hill, S. C. 48 St t.f. RIDDLE'S CHAMPION ROLLER MUX WE have recently Installed a granulating machine that increases the yield and quality of flour, and we are giving the most satisfactory results that have ever been obtained In this country. Try us, R. F. D. No. 2, CJo t> n nmnr.E MONEY TO LEND. ON Improved farms In York County. Repayable In five easy annual installments. Interest eight per cent. No broker's commissions. C. E. SPENCER, Attorney at Law. 99 f.t ?m PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. During the summer months and until further notice, the office hours of The Lindsay Studio wlill be from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. Studio will be open every day during these hours. Phone 132. BRIDGE CONTRACT TO LET. Office of the County Board of Commissioners of York County. Yorkvllle, S. C., June 18, 1909. "VT OTICE Is hereby given that on * A 1AAft nf 11 i.1 TUBSUAI, J Uijl o, I?UJ, ai o'clock a. m., a contract will be let for Che building of a bridge across Bullock's Creek at Barrett's Mill In King's Mountain township. Plans and specifications may be seen at the bridge site, lust previous to the letting. The county will furnish lumber; but the contractor will be required to furnish all nails and iron. The successful bidder will be required to enter into bond in double the amount of his bid for faithful compliance. The right to reject all bids is reserved. CLEM P. GORDON. Supervisor. Hazel Grist, Clerk. 49 f 8t_ NOTICE THE voters resident within the School District of Yorkvllle, being the same area that Is embraced within the limits of the town of Yorkvllle, State of South Carolina, are hereby called together in annual School Meeting, In the Court House at Yorkvllle, South Carolina, at 10 o'clock of the forenoon of June 29th, 1909, for the purpose of hearing the full report of the Trustees of their transactions during the School year now drawing to a ilose, and their estimate 01 expenditures, necessary for the ensuing year. Take notice further, that Charles H. Sandlfer, T. W. Clawson and George r. Schorb, three managers of election ippointed by the trustees of the aforesaid School District, will open a poll it the Court House in Yorkville, South Carolina, at 12 o'clock M. on June 29th, 1909, to be kept open until 6 o'clock p. m. at which election the qualified voters of said School District, shall vote for or against the assessment and levy it a local tax of THREE MILLS upon ill taxable property within said School District for the school year, commencing in September, 1909. By order of the Board, THOS. F. McDOW, Chairman of Board of Trustees, School -vi JLSlStriUl Ul 1V1AYI1IC, Walton S. Nell, Secretary. 49 f 2t CLOTHING SPECIALS If you are dollar wise you will come to see our Clothing, which we are now offering at Mid-8ummer Reduction Prices that will prove tnat wkat o Is the place for you to buy your CLOTHING. All $15 Suits at $12.48. All $12 Suits at $ 9.98. All $10 Suits at $ 7.98. PANTS We would especially like to show you our line of FANTS. mvery pair is a jood value, and well worth your notice. They go at Reduced Pric?s too. All *' Pants at $3.98 Pair. All $4 Pants at $3.48 Pair. All $3.50 Pants at $2.85 Pair. Call In and ask to see The P?o Collar?the collar that looks like linen. *T" See me for Groceries?you'll pay less, If you do. J. Q. Wray, The Leader Herndon & Gordon. Farm Bell Soda "I have no other, but a woman's reason," (Shakespeare) for believing that "FARM BELL" Soda is "O. K." We're selling it in quantities from one package to 60 pounds. "I have no other but a woman's reason" for claiming that "SNOW KING" is the best Baking Powders. If your stomach could talk, you would be admonished to come to us for yuur urutrnrn, iiiciuuiii^ nuui, iiaui^, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Dried Fruit, Canned Goods, Fresh Country Cabbages, etc. Good line of Hardware, best Leather, Dishes, Plows, Shoemakers' Supplies, Brooms, Whips, Smoothing Irons, etc. And be sure to test the contents of our ice box?cools and soothes and satisfies. HERNDON & GORDON. S. H. GRIFFITH, M. D. Gaffney, S. C. SPECIALIST. PRACTICE limited to treatment of C... f Ptl... TL.A.i b/o, tear, iiubc auu i m wai uiovaav^ and the Fitting of Glasses. Office hours?9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5 p. m. 45 f 3m. J. M. BRIAN COMPANY Tlie Faney (iroeers Vegetables, Fruits Come to us us for Vegetables of all kinds. Try our Pineapples?they are nice. When you want a cool drink?try Pepsi-Cola. We have Tobaccos of all kinds; Cigars and Cigarettes.. We have all kinds of Soaps?laundry and toilet. See us about that Carbon for your Sad Irons. Just received a fresh supply of Cakes and Crackers. J. M. BRIAN COMPANY. SOMETHi The Farmers' Mutual L opened up a Second Divisic We will use the rates fixec Congress of America. It is few assessment companies adequate rates; therefore, s creases. We will avoid this starting right. Most men carry fire insu there are thousands who se are not worth insuring. T1 ! by its producing value. W look over the assets of your more, the "sympathies" and tificate in our Company? If you want Life Insurai pany that charges Adequate is absolutely necessary), lei Don't wait until we see you, numbered and it might be t THE FARMERS' MUTUA] Division No. a D. E. BONE 8PECIAL DDT7A riVL/?ivy ICE CREAM FREEZERS For a limited time only, we offer Frezo Ice Cream Freezers at Reduced Prices to close out our stock. The prices are like this: 2 quart size $1.50. 4 quart size $&2S. 6 quart size $2.75. See us quick for a Frezo Freezer. CARROLL FURNITURE CO. I W. 0. w.. ! IN YORl MONDAY, i yorkville camp, woo i is preparing for A i Ebration of if LIAY UIM MU1MU Every Woodmen Camp in Yoi participate with a Float. All Local Business Houses are Monster Trades Display. ' There'll be Riding Tournamen Greasy Pig Catching and Make YOUR plans to come JULY 5TH?It will be i * YOU -will enjoy the fun. j Wife, Your Children. COMMITTEE OF i J. L. Williams. Mason McConnoll. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. June Specials 500 yards Side Bordered Lawns at 5 CENTS the Yard. 300 Yards Sllkette, at 19 CENT8 the Yard. 2,000 yards 36-inch Sheeting, at 5 CENTS the yard. 60 Pairs Men's Shoes, worth up to $3.50, odd tots, to close out at $1.98 Per Pair. One lot Children's Oxfords, Black, Tan and Gun Metal, worth $2.25, to close out, at $1.50 Per Pair. 40-Inch White Lawns at 10 CENTS + VarS Brown Linen, at 10 CENT8 the Yard. White Linen, at 10 CENTS the Yard. J. L. WILLIAMS & CO. York's Cheapest Dry Goods Store. THE BEST TO BE HAD. I MAKE it a point to all times keep for my customers only the VERY BEST Fresh Meats, Vegetables, etc., that the market affords. Give me your orders and I will give you Good Meats and Good Service. Green Hides wanted at all times. WALTER ROSE. [Zflaxon T. .u? D??. Txru:*.~ r* a? ?.ii. ? id uic dcai vv iiilc uuuua dciic * looks like Linen and wears be * 15 Cts., 19 Cts. and 25 Cts. th ^ Sheer White Lawn, full 4( " Sheer White Persian Law ? 25 Cts. the Yard. * PERC 3 New lot Black and White * quality, 12^ Cts. the Yard. ? TABLE ] * 11 r : i:M^ . ( we are snowing uig 1111c i 3 Table Damask at 29 Cts., 50 1 ^ Table Doilies?Pure Line K $3.50 the Dozen. 3 WHITE KI ^ Express shipment Ladies' m Children's Plaid Top Sox K Ladies' Wine Colored Hos Children's Wine Colored ] ^ Children's Patent Leather * Red, Black and White; 25 Ct Ladies' Lace Dutch Collai 5 Children's Windsor Ties ? * Hair Barretts, 25 Cts. Eac J ECLIPSI ! Every man who wears SI 5 line of Eclipse Shirts for Mei * $1.00 and $1.50. Plain White Madras, $1.0 4 Plain White, Plaited Bosc X New line of Men's 50 Cts ^ terns. PANAMA ANE ^ We are showing good styl 2 $2.50 and $3 Each. 4 Men's Panama Hats at $6 i The THOMSO JNG NEW ife Insurance Company has ?n and is ready for business. I by the National Fraternal a well known fact that very or fraternal orders charge .ooner or later, the cost in5 in our Second Division by ranee on their property, but em to think that their lives le worth of a Life is judged hen your widow or orphans estate, which will count for I "regrets," or a benefit cerlce in a Safe, Reliable Coms Rates (but not more than : us hear from you at once, for the days of your life are oo late. L LIFE INSURANCE CO., Yorkville, S. C. )Y, Manager. ?J Capital $ 50,000.00 Surplus 30,000.00 Dsposita Ov?r 250,000.00 Raaouroas Ov?r 346,000.00 THE HIGH CHARACTER Of the service rendered by this BANK combined with its extensive resources commends it to the most conservative depositors. We solicit your business and would appreciate all or a part of your account. THE LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK RALLY! KVILLE JULY 5111 DMEN OF THE WORLD, ,N ELABORATE CELINDEPENDENCE j AY, JULY 5TH. k County has been invited to invited to have Float* in the ts, Bag Races, Cracker Races, j Other Amusement Features, to Yorkville on MONDAY, l great day in Yorkville and --- - mw mw ] We will expect xou, xour j I \RRANGEMENTS. | IT We Pay YOU to SAVE. "The GOOD FELLOW" mair (nhoplt ttiill iiio oycuuoi uuftj iumv*?? wealth, but the "hustler" and the "saver" will have money in the Bank for a rainy day. Many of the large fortunes of today were started by a Savings account of only one dollar to begin with. We would be pleased to explain the advantages of our Savings Department to you. BANK OF HICKORY GROVE AT THE BBATTON FARM. WE are offering thoroughbred Guernsey Heifers at from $10 up and we have also a number of Berkshire Gilts with thoroughbred Pigs that we will sell. Will deliver pure, clean milk at 1U cents & quart uream, butter and fresh eggs on orders. Pure Berkshire Pigs at from )3 to $5 each. Pure Buff Orpington eggs at jl a setting of 15. J. MEEK BURNS. Manager. TEoraT] ;r Thomson Company has. It ? tter than White Lawn. Price, ? le Yard. 5 inches wide, 15 Cts. Yard. \ n, 45 inches wide, 15 Cts. and ^ :ales ? Percales, full yard wide, best E damask { new patterns in Full Bleached Cts., 59 Cts. and 75 Cts. Yard. < ?_ 1 M n, at 91, $1.50, ipa.50 anu D GLOVES jj White Kid Gloves at $1 Pair, f at 25 Cts. the Pair. * te, 25 Cts. the Pair. & Hose, 25 Ctls. the Pair. Belts, double buckle, Colors? # s. Each. Sv s at 10 Cts. and 25 Cts. ^ at 25 Cts. Each. s h. * 2 SHIRTS | nirts wants to investigate our 1?New patterns in Madras at g 0 and $1.50. ? ?m, at $1.00 and $1.50. # . Ties now on sale?New pat- ? ) STRAW HATS ? les in Men's Straw Hats at $2, ? .50 Each?three styles. ? >N COMPANY f check book ??t> t7t7 pass book r IVlLi! USE OP OUR BURQLAR-PROOl SAFE FREE. BENEFIT OF OUR EXPERJENCJ FREE. Sometimes, no doubt, you wonder a your neighbor's prosperity He Has a Bank Accoum Shall be pleased to add your nam to our growing line of customers. The Bank of Glover, UJaU VJflil, H. U. M. L. Carroll. C. W. Carroll CARROLLBROS. The Feed That Is ALL FEED CORNO HEN FEED (Free of Cheat) CORNO CHICK FEED (Free o Cheat). CORNO MULE AND HORSE FEED The United States Government rec ommends Corno Horse and Mole Feet In preference to Corn, Oats and Ha? Send us an order and give It a fal trial. Tou'U like it. P If you want Good Flour for Ugh bread and biscuit, order a sack o ZENITH t Prompt attention given all orden CARROLL BROS. W. Brown Wylie, John E. Carroll, President Sec. A Trsai YORKYILLE MONUMENT WORKS YORKVILLE, 8. C. Anything In Marble or Granite LET US HAVE TOUR ORDER NOW FOR ANT KIND OF WORI IN MARBLE OR GRANITE. WJ CAN PROBABLT FILL TOUI REQUIREMENTS FROM OUI LARGE STOCK OF DESIGNS. I] NOT WE WILL BE PLEASED T< SHOW TOU OTHER DESIGN! THAT WE CAN FURNISH OI WILL MAKE WHAT TOU WAN^ FROM TOUR DESIGN. A Letter or Postal Card will brim you Information by the first mall. J better way is for you to visit ou yard and let us show you what w< have. YORKVILLE MONUMENT WORKS ^Anything in Marbls or Granit*. W Fancy Blotting Paper for fane; work at The Enqnlrer office. Lug beef four colors. 4? + V A DOLLAR SAVED \ SPEC * ?? + * Large Lot of fc sa a a /marmo A xrITirv ATTAT.l " 11 1*1 UliillD A lAni/ yuAui + 10 CENTS A YARD QUALITY, * Shipment of ? <?? 10 CENTS, 12 1-2 CENTS * Standard . AMERICAN AND SIMPSON B + 4? 4* Barker Mil 4* 10 CE J New Tafi ALL S ^ 5 CENTS, 10 CENTS, 15 CE ?*? Colore + . 12 1*2 CENTS A YARD QUALI 8 1-S CENTS A YARD QU 4* 6 1-4 CENTS A YARD + ?????? t RED RA^ 4? . TAN OR BLACK . W8IX PAIRS ARE GUARAI + All Trunks, S I ? A1 ? + ^ WE ARE THE ONES TO SEE A SUMME] + Don't Forgei WE ARE OFFERING *5" IN CLOTHING, 4? IN SH + ??, V THE ABOVE PRICES AB . CHARGED AT THESE SPEC! * _ I WW* A DOLLAR SAVED 4? b^-bi^ + The YORRVILLE 1 Call 36--Call 36 for anything you need li the way of TOILET ARTICLES We have IT; You need IT; You mua have IT to help you endure this ho weather. Nothing would give yoi and your family more real pleasur than one of our SHOWER BATHl connected with your bathtub. W have all the BEST Soaps, Talcur Powders, Toilet Waters, Sea Sail Bath Powders, Extracts, Tooth Brush es, Tooth Pastes, etc. Make a note of your wants am CALL US UP. THE STAR DRUG STORE. ? A PENN MUTUAL PREMIUM / Less a p. PENN MUTUAL DIVIDEND, Purchasing a PENN MUTUAL POLICY, j Containing PENN MUTUAL VALUES, Makes an t IN8URANCE PROPOSITION Which in the sum of ALL ITS BENEFITS Is UNSURPASSED tFor NET LOW COST And care of Interests of All Members, e JUMP on to one?You will make NO Mistake. Ask for what you want. Information cheerfully furnished. No obligation Imposed. D. T. WOODS, Local Agent. ' THE CITY MEAT MARKET. Sherer & Ferguson. Just Phone "74" For The Best i Meats.... >. i 1 If you want something nice and fresh , '. to satisfy your appetite, Just call up r No. 74, and let your wants be known. To get the best, order the day before t you want it. f For Saturday, we will have our regular line of Ham, Beef, Pork and Sau- j i. sage. Also nice Veal and Mutton. j Wanted small fat Hogs and Eggs. ( - SHERER A FERGUSON. Jas. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee, President. Sec. and Treas. YORK SUPPLY CO. Incorporated. i DAIN'S Vertical Lift I MOWER f } A Mowing Machine to be a success 3 must combine great strength wltn ngnc j draft and ease of management r The DAIN Mower waa built to work successfully, wherever the conditions g of the ground will permit a mower to * be operated. Call and see the Daln r Mower. e We have Fruit Jars?all sixes. We also have extra Caps and extra Rubbers. York Supply Company. j f IV Don't uso Printed matter that 0 makes your business look "cheap.'* Use The Enquirer kind?The Best *?* *2* *4* *4* *?* *?* 4* 4* 4* *4* *4* *4* IS A DOLLAR MADE ??> 1ALS!\ New Ginghams * TY, NOW 10 CENTS. ^ NOW 81-3 CENTS. ' Irt-Tnph T.flwns ^ AND 15 CENTS THE YARD. 4* Calicoes *; RANDS 5 CENTS A YARD. ; 4* Is Bleaching 4!NT8 A YARD. ^ ieta Ribbon X HADES 4* 1NTB AND 25 CENTS A YARD. ^ d Lawns * TY AT 10 CENTS A YARD. ALITY AT 0 1-4 CENTS YARD. * < QUALITY NOW 5 CENTS YARD. 4* ______ 4* /EN HOSE t * 25 CENTS A PAIR. ^ fTEED TO WEAR SEX MONTHS. . 4? A uit Cases, Bags * COST - J ! IF YOU ARE GOING TO TAKE ??> R VACATION. ^ t the Bargains * 4s ' 4* OES, 4? DRESS GOODS, ETC. :E FOR CASH ONLY?NO GOODS & AL REDUCED PRICES. ^ <$> IS A DOLLAR MADE ^ iM & MER CO. * 4> JSUJiUJSUjaLJLJiLJSUJiLJa.J6.JLJSL VTTTTTTTTTTT Laundry TUa T UTVnDV Knnln*nn viafafafafa 1 lie i uuailicoa IICIClULViC handled by Mr. T. M. Dobson will In the future be handled by the l Farmer's Wholesale Grocery 1 To our LAUNDRY customers we t promise the same high grade service u that they have received In the past e and it will give us pleasure to Improve the service In any way that we can s Improve It. e Laundry will be called for on Monti days and delivered on Saturdays. . All Laundry Bills Are CASH and ' Must Be Paid On Delivery of Laun* dry or Presentation of Bill. We solicit all kinds of Laundry a work and Dyeing. Farmers' Wholesale Grocery, J. M. FERGUSON, Prop. hmhkeen ki KEEN KUT1 H 1% Are Made fo 11 # Who Wants t W Work With th wf fort. Come c il Show and Tel Jaw Keen Kntter /Tim Better. :: U B YORKVILLE HA h^keen KI Cut Glass, Fine China .1 s Make it a point, when you visit this 1 store, to ask to see our stocks of Cut i1 Glass and Hand Paintsd China. Tou j don't have to buy?it will be a pleasure 1 for us to show you what we have?it y will be a pleasure for you to see these beautiful goods if you enloy seeing handsome Cut Glass and China. If you wish to buy you will be much ^ pleased with our prices, as Low Pricas always please, where the quality is not ej cheap. Let us show you. p THE YORK DRUG STORE, m T H/mi V U/inwii 1AVII i rr VIIJ = J Worry Brings Gray Hairs and Wrinkles and Don't Benefit Yon At AIL ~ You Can Pay Later On ( We will FURNISH YOUR HOUSE k from the Parlor to the Kitchen with The Bight Kind of Furnishings at the RIGHT Prices and you can pay for them While You Are Using Them. REMEMBER- 5 WE SATISFY OUR CUSTOMERS. ? Be a Customer of the YORK FURNI- * TURE COMPANY and You Will Be ? Satisfied With Our Qualities, Our B, Prices and Our Terms. We Satisfy Others?We Will Satisfy YOU. See us for SEWING MACHINES, GO-CARTS, HAMMOCKS. PORCH CHAIRS, FURNITURE, RUGS, MATTINGS, ETC. BICYCLES? If you want a Bicycle Don't Buy Until You Know what we hajve to offer _ and Know Our Prices. ^ We sell CAMPBELL'S VARNI8H E 8TAIN. YORK FURNITURE CO. - Ckl V This Is good weatber for a Jeer-1 -r fectlon Blue Flame Oil Store. See It. $1 The ? t Fountain Pen I A CONVENIENCE ? V A NECE8SITY- H Every man and woman who writes at all. should have a first-class, de- ? pendable Fountain Pen, as a constant v companion. Dozens of times a pen Is I needed when a pencil will not answer the purpose at alL Addressing letters vwlth a pencil doesn't look well and j then, too, the pencil marks grow dim and rub off and your paper or letter mav be lost. Up-to-date people all use Fountain Pen?it Is as much a neces- " slty as the watch, the pocket knife T: or the check book. Come and let me 01 show you the most elaborate line of . Fountain Pens?Waterman's and Par- Vj ker*s Lucky Curve?that you've seen. M Sizes and points to fit all hands?Prices to fit all pockets. ei XJ T. W. SPECK, Hie Jeweler. d| AT JOHNSON'S S v< SHOE POLISH?White, Tan and 61 Black. I, FRESH MACKEREL. HEINZ'S PICKLES and PICKLING VINEGAR. | SUGAR, RICE. jj EVANGELINE SYRUP. 8t r? BLUE RIBBON EXTRACTS. S' TEAS, COFFEES and SPICES. I. W. JOHNSON. ' I mllt ?w ?w T r* w ! IUU ruu tSLLi LUCK is ever waiting for som< with keen eyes and strong arms LUCK lies in bed and wish< him the news of a legacy; LAE the morning and with a busy p foundations for a competence, whistles. LUCK relies on chan Men who succeed in life ; "lucky", but if you should foil find that it was not "Luck but ] ward in the world. If YOU are a PLUCKY mai (close touch with THIS Bank, customers, as WE Can and WI THE FIRST NAT YORKVILI O. E. WILKINS, Pres. JTTERBHHH "ER TOOLS r" the Man jffif 0 Do \More ujjM e Least Ef- \|?: ini Let Us Mi 1 You Why W Tools Are RDWARE CO. fj ITTER ?i igQHs i &&?m s . B B. ?s ?aMI ll go "Ob! those price* are right, but I ui't play and I do love music." Very ell then, we'll sell you a Farrand "CoHan" Piano. The "Ceeilian" is the loneer of the Piano player industry. Call and talk it over with us, or drop card for latest Catalog. Remember our Sheet Music departient, Edison Phonographs and Victor piking Machines, are the bast. Sold at R. B. DAVIDSON CO. ? THE MUSIC STORE ? tawls Plumbing Co. 5EE US NOW HKTE have an adequate force of rv Onmn?tcnt Workmen to do LUMBINO or other work In our ne. We can five you all the Information that can be deal red about A.NITARY PLUMBING, and show 3u styles and prices of the LATB8T, EST and MOST APPROVED FIXURBS. COME FOR US or SEND FOR US. RAWLS PLUMBING COMPANY. e J. C. WILBORN RBAZi E0TATX 1ST YOUR PROPERTY WITH ME P YOU WANT TO SELL? ? FOR SALE ? Walter McElwee Lot?Near G radii School, Yorkville, 100*826 feet. fine lot 270 , acres, $2,700. 286 acres, 5,000, 5 miles from Rock Hill. 51| 2res, W. J. Ingle property. 276 cres near C. C. Hughes. 144 acres, ear C. C. Hughes. 100 acres, J. M. eagle place. I will sell 620 acres. In town of Tlrih. 171 acres, J. J. Scogglns place. COME AND TELL ME YOUR /ANTS?IT WILL PAY YOU. I AVE BARGAINS FOR ALL. J. C. WILBORN. nternational Stock ood Preparations Everybody posted on a matter of lis kind WILL ADMIT that the INERNATIONAL stands at the head f the list of goods of this clasa Their Guarantee of what they elaim >r it will go with every package, or [oner Will Be Refunded. NOW being the best time for a gen al use I bring them to your notice. Beside the regular Stock Food for brses, Cattle, Hogs, etc., I also hanle a few extra preparations put up r them and sometimes needed, such i Dan Patch White Liniment Silver Pine Healing Oil Lioe Killer Gall Cure for Cuts, etc. International Harness Soap, also International Cholera Cure, a premtlve and cure for chicken chol a. etc. International Distemper Cure. In a few days I expect to have the neraational Worm Powder for stock. LOUIS ROTH. CLOTHES OLBAHZXQ. AM prepared to clean gentlemen's .clothes and ladles' skirts In a thorjghly satisfactory manner, at rea>nable prices. Work may be sent diet to my home or left at W. E. Feruson's store. Mrs. R. B. McCLAIN. FOB BEHT. ICKSON HOUSE, King's Mountain street, next Garrison. C. B. SPENCER. S5 f t . tf CK = \EVE IN IT? ithing to turn up. LABOR ? will turn up something, es the postman would bring ?OR gets out at 6 o'clock in ? i it - en or ringing 1001s lays uie LUCK whines?LABOR ce; LABOR on character, ire talked about as being j ow such an one you would PLUCK" that put them fori, WE want YOU to get in WE want more PLUCKY LL BE a Help to THEM. IONAL BANK ,E, S. C. R. C. ALLEIN, Cashier.