they are suffering from it. This is a
stumbling block that will have to be
overcome with tact and patience, a
few good striking cures aiding most
of all. The mill management is con^
fldent it will have no more trouble
along this line after the work is well
started, and it is shown that undoubtkAnaflt
la hoin CP rlnno tKo nonnlo
CU WAJVsafc vttv/ )/?vy?vi
One partlc alarly pathetic, but none
the less Interesting patient who was
\l8ited with the physician was a girl.
A She was gaunt, sallow, almost blind,
and moved about the room indolently.
Her talk Indicated that the disease
had so long sapped her vitality
that it had not only rendered her
undersized by at least three years,
but had affected her mentally. She
spoke, gratefully, however, as did
her parents of the great Improvement
she had been making in two weeks,
and the doctor told them he would
have her entirely free from the disease
in another two weeks. After
that it would be a matter of building
up tha system. Another interesting
case was that of a woman who was
in a delicate condition, out wause
family physician, for a time resisted
? the idea that she was affected with
^ hook worm. The disease causes much
trouble in a case of this kind. The
woman was submitting to treatment,
and was showing improvement Thymol,
alternated with salts, is the
stuff they use now to make war on
the worm eggs and worms themf
selves. So far the children and others,
being examined and treated are those
who voluntarily meet the doctor at
his oiflce in the mill. In about thirty
days he has found 8 per cent of those
examined affected. There are three
distinct stages of the disease, but he
has found none so far as the third
stage. "There is little danger of the
disease spreading in the cotton mill
villages of this state or North Carolina
or Georgia," said the physician,
"for the reason that almost invariably
there are good enough sanitary
arrangements for disposing of excretions.
It is on the small farms, where
these excretions are spread by the
animals and fowls, and where men,
women and children go barefooted
mnoh nf the vear. that the disease
Sept. 11.86; Oct. 11.80; Nov. 11.80;
Dec. 11.85; Jan. 11.84; Feb. 11.84;
March 11.85; April 11.85; May 11.88.
TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
ALL persons indebted to the estate
of J. B. STEPHENSON, deceased,
are hereby notified to make pay'#
ment to me at once. Persons having
claims against said estate should present
them to me, duly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law.
MARY S. STEPHENSON, Admrx.
August 6, 1909. 64 t 3t
t B?~ Standard and White Sewing Machines.
S&e the York Furniture Co.
PICNIC AT CLOVER
THERE will be a Picnic at "Clover
on Wednesday, August 18, under
the auspices of the Clover and Bethel
Conclaves of Heptasophs. The public
Is cordially Invited and a pleasant time
is promised. There will be one and
. probably two ball games.
R L. WYLIE.
For Committee.
63.. f.t 2t
-NOTICEOur
customers and friends will
please take notice of the following
changes in our CLOSING HOURS:
From June to October the Banks
Will CLOSE at 4 O'clock P. M.,
SATURDAYS Excepted. SATURDAYS,
Banks Will Close at 5 ,
P. M. Not Open Saturday Nights.
t October to June Will Close at 4
P. M. Open SATURDAY Evenings
7 to 9 O'clock.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK
W Schulz Pianos and Organs. See
The York Furniture Co. about them.
J. C. WILBORN
\ RBATi ESTATE
LIST YOUK PROPERTY WITH ME
IF YOU WANT TO SELL?
? FOR SALE ?
^ ,S. W. McKnight Home?93J acrea;
r 0 nines iuiivviiir, a uetLUiiJLiii i coidence
of 7 rooms: new, large barn;
good land. I want a quick offer.
The Store Room and Residence of
Geo. W. Sherer, Yorkville.
The residence of Mrs. Drakeford.
J. C. WILBORN.
APPLICATION FOR
FINAL DISCHARGE.
A IX concerned will please take notice
that I have tnade a full set0
tlement with the Probate Court of
Vork county as Executor of the estate
of G. L. McNEEL, deceased, and that
on September 3. 1909, at 11 a. m., I
will apply to the Hon. L. R. Williams.
Probate Judge of said court for a final
discharge from further liability on ac^
count of said estate.
S. M. McNEEL, Executor.
63 t 5t
spreads, the eggs flndln- their wayl
up through the soles of the feet and
Into the Intestines. The work to be
done at the cotton mills to wipe out
the disease there is to And the cases
and treat them. The disease could
soon be entirely stamped out with
^ systematic work. Perhaps the most
W serious aspect of the situation Is that
the disease, rendering the patient
weak, subjects him to tuberculosis infection.
It Is expected that other
mill presidents will follow Mr. Parker's
example in the Immediate future.
* AT THE CHURCHES.
BAPTIST.
There will be prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
METHODIST.
There will be prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 8.30 o'clock.
f ;
Special
Grand Excursion to Charleston and
Isle of Palms via Southern Railh
way.
A special train with high-class day
coaches will leave Gaffney 7.30 a. m.,
Anenst 20th. via Blacksburg and
Rock Hill for Charleston. "
Tickets will be sold for special train
going, and good to return on any regular
train up to and including Monday
morning trains, August 23rd, 1909.
Schedule of special train and low
round trip rates to Charleston as follows:
Schedule. Rat-;?.
Galfney 7.30am. 33.26
r Blacksburg 8.00am. 3.25
Smyrna 8.28am. 3.26
Hickory Grove 8.38am. 3.00
Sharon 8.63am. 3.00
Yorkville 9.15am. 2.75
Tirxah 9.25am. 2.75
V Rock Hill 10.00am. 2.75 I
X Catawba Junction 10.25am. 2.75
Lancaster 11.00am. 2.75
Heath Springs 11.25am. 2.26 1
Kershaw 11.35am. 2.25
" Westvllle 11.48am. 2.25
The train reaches Charleston at 5.15
p. m.
For tickets and further information,
- apply to Southern Railway ticket
M agents, or J. L Meek, Assistant General
Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga, or
J. C. Lusk, Division Passenger Agent,
Charleston. S. C.
I $ht Cfotton JRarkft.
Yorkville, August 10.?Cotton, 12Jc.
New York, August 9.?Spot closed
quiet, 20 points lower; middling uplands
12.40; middling gulf 12.65; sales
4,100 bales. Futures opened easy and
ataaAv as follows! Autr. 11.88:
CHESTERFIELD
$1.00 SHIRTS
THE NEWEST FALL PATTERNS.
DROP IN AND LOOK THEM
OVER?SWELLEST LINE OF DOLLAR
SHIRTS YOU EVER SAW.
ALWAYS GLAD TO SHOW OUF
GOODS. COME.
J. L. WILLIAMS & CO.
WW WE DO NO CREDIT BUSINESS
WW Schulz Piano* and Organ*. S??
The York Furnitura Co. about tham
SEED
IRISH
POTATOES
THOSE WANTING OLD SEEC
IRISH POTATOES FOR FALL
PLANTING, CAN FIND THEM
AT MY PLACE.
THEY ARE FINE STOCK.
LOUIS ROTH.
Crutches
Yes, we try to take care of the
crippled as well as the sick, and have
a full line of CRUTCHES of various
lengths, and can fit almost any one
who is so unfortunate as to need one
or a pair of CRUTCHES. If you
shduld need CRUTCHES, come and
let us supply you.
SOW TURNIPS NOW.
The weather is Just about right for
sowing Turnip Seed for an early fall
crop. We have a large variety on
hand from the best growers and will
be pleased to supply your wants.
Don't forget to see us for CHILL
remedies. We especially recommend
our CHILL PILLS?They cure.
THE YORK DRUG STORE.
W Standard and White Sewing Machines.
See the York Furniture Co.
MATTINGS
RUGS AND
ART SQUARES
Yes, we will be pleased to have all
the ladies of Yorkville and the surrounding
country come in and see the
big lines of
MATTINGS
RUGS AND
ART SQUARES
That we have received within the past
few days. It is a distinctly exclusive
line from the best makers of these
goods and if you will make our store
a visit and ask to see the New Mattings,
Art Squares and Rugs we are
sure that we can show you many rich
patterns that will appeal to your sense
of the beautiful.
Make it a point to call at our store
when you are out shopping or walk
mg. we nave our siock arranged so
we can show it quickly, and you will
not lose a great deal of your time in
the inspection. We don't ask you to
buy unless you And something that
strikes you as a real good value. But
anyway, we will be pleased to show
you the latest in Mattings, Rugs and
Art Squares.
Cash or Credit?As Suits You.
YORK FURNITURE CO
9V Schulz Pianos and Organs. See
The York Furniture Co. about them.
I "DID NOT
I TO
i MAI
t Once there was an Old Maid v
She had a Parrot that sw
J A Monkey that chewed tot
4 And a Cat that went out n
9 We can tell you what the Ol
X Bank and YOU need one.
I TRY THIS RF
A ? ?? ? M AftM
ALWAYS PROGRESSIY)
CONDUCTED ALOXCi LIU
X ERX EQUIPMENT AM)
# You can't make a mistake t
A Don't keep your idle Money hid
? to us and let us place it in our
y get a Liberal Interest, if left thre
0 of Deposit or in the Savings l)epa
A Be Progressive. GROW. ('
V Bank.
1 THE FIRST NA
i YORKVIl
^ O. E. WILKINS, Pres.
KNOCKERS!
Blv
r Ml
[' "Boost and the World Boosts with
" You?Knock and You Knock Alone.'
This doesn't apply to the Knockei
who uses KEEN KUTTER Hammers
j to do their knocking with. Users of
Keen Kutter Hammers have company
in all parts of the world, and as
good as these Hammers are they are
no better than are all the other kinds
of KEEN KUTTER TOOLS that we
sell. See us for Carpenter Tools and
you will have the best to be had.
? Yorkville Hardware Company.
i.
(COPY).
Blacksburg, S. C., Aug. 6, 1909.
Mr. D. E. Boney, Manager,
Fanners' Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Yorkville, South Carolina.
Dear Sir:?.
Allow me to thank you for the
Drompt settlement of the claim caused
by the death of my husband, I. u.
Wells, who held a policy with you.
Tou were notified of his death on
August 4th, and I received your check
for $1,000.00 the next day.
(Signed Mrs. E. J. Wells.
Mr. Wells had been Insured for
seven and one-half years and had
paid to the Company about $90.00.
[ W Schulz Pianos and Organs. Sse
- The York Furniture Co. about them.
' Jas. M. Starr, J. F. McElwee,
President. Sec. and Treas.
YORK SUPPLY CO.
Incorporated.
; Save Your Hay
Call and let us show you a MOWER.
We want to sell you a MOWER
arJ a RAKE, so you can cut grass,
cane, peavlnes, etc.
We sell WIRE for baling hay.
MILL FEED for hogs.
Received this week, a carload of
No. 1 and X SHINGLES.
Carload of DRESSED LUMBER,
DOORS, SASH. BLINDS?in fact
everything you need to build a house.
> Frosh SEED RYE.
CRIMSON CLOVER SEED. Now
is the time to sow It.
York Supply Company.
[
G. H OLEAKV
WANTED Everybody
to know that I have the best
line of MATTINGS that I have ever
shown. Not an unsightly pattern in
the lot?Three New Patterns Just In?
all of that good kind usually found at
my place. Call and Inspect them before
buying?It will pay you.
Window Shades (no seconds) 25
1 Cts. to $1.00 Each, and a good assort1
ment of colors.
Cottage Rods?Oak, Cherry and
White?4 foot lengths. White In 6
foot lengths for larger windows.
Globe-Wernlcke Sectional Book
Cases furnish a home for your books
on the installment plan?A Section or
two at a time.
See the Perfection OH Stove for
your summer cooking.
G. H. O'LEARY.
THERE NEVER
WAS A BETTER
TIME THAN NOW
To buy a Suit of Clothes if you
need or ever expect to need a Suit of
Summer Clothing. In order to make
a clean-up of our Summer stock, we
are offering them at prices that are
almost too low to quote in print; but
then we want to move the Clothing,
we want the room they occupy and
we want the money they represent
Hence the prices are cut to make
them go. If you can use them at the
prices guoted below it is up to you.
We know you can't find better values
elsewhere. Suits that were >12.60 are
now going at ONLY $6.50 a 8UIT;
Suits that were >10 are now going at
ONLY $5.00 A SUIT, and there are
others at like reductions. Do YOU
think YOU can afford to pass these
by at the prices quoted?
SPECIAL SHOE
SAVING BARGAINS
Be sure to see my Special Shoe
Counters. There are many extraordinary
bargains to be found on these
tables, and the Shoes are there that
will make your feet glad.
Other Bargains
Throughout the entire store?in all
hinds of goods?you will find bargains
?money-savers?that will interest you
immensely if you will take the trouble
to see them.
Make this store a visit TODAY.
J. Q. Wray, The Leader
3C Standard and White Sewing Machines.
See the York Furniture Co.
NEED f
IRY" I
iho said she did not need to marry. J
ore? C
mcco? Z
ights. y
Id Maid did need, and that was a ?
LIABLE BANK
K YET CONSERVATIVE.
:Elt.-\L LINES, WITH MOD- C
MODERN METHODS. *
>y placing your Banking here. 7
away to rust and mould, bring it L
strong vaults and where you can ?
e months or longer on a Certificate 7
rtnicnt. .
onic and (innv w itli this Crowing k
TIONAL BANK \
LLE, S. C. !
R. C. ALLEIN, Cashier. J
Heriidon & Gordon.
KINGAN'S HAMS.
Choice CONFECTIONERY.
A fair line of HARDWARE.
Big line of TINWARE of all kinds.
SPECIALS: Washing Powders ?
Gold Dust and Xaptha; Soaps?Octa
gon. Ivory, Polo, Grandpa's, Scouring
Etc.: Concentrated Lye.
See us forGelatlne. Black Peppe:
in boxes; Snow King and Farm Bel
Soda. Glucose, Mustard, Tobaccos
Clnco Cigars, Smoking Tolwccos, etc
.Tost mir DISHRS Tt'll (to VOl
, good.
See us for Musical Instruments
Lamps, Lanterns and Globes, and al
grades of Leather.
Buy your wife a Stone Churn.
See us for Cloves, Spices, Ginge
and Nutmegs.
All kinds of Ice Cold Drinks.
HERNDON & GORDON.
W Standard and White Sewing Ma
chinea. See the York Furniture Cc
J. L. WILLIAMS & CO
New Arrivals
ftktv nn7.P\ OF THF FAMOUS
American Live Stock
Insurance Co.
OP INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
I beg to advise owners of Horses,
Mules and Cattle that I have accepted
the agency of the above company,
and will be pleased to have the applications
of those desiring to Insure
their stock against loss on account
of death from Disease, Accident, Fire
or Lightning. No animal will be insured
for more than two-thirds of Its
actual Cash value. No unhealthy
' stock will knowingly be insured. The
' cost for insuring one horse or one
i mule for one year for 9100 will be
$6.00. It is not lequired by the company
that I inspect the stock, but It
i is required that I know the owner.
It is not my purpose to canvass the
i territory assigned me for business,
but I shall always take pleasure in
giving any information desired by
those wishing to insure their stock,
If they will call at my office.
SAM M. GRIST, Insurance.
MONET TO LEND
ON improve 1 farms In York County,
Repayable In Ave easy, annual installments.
Interest eight per cent.
No broker's commissions.
C. E. SPENCER,
Attorney at Law.
63 f.t 6m.
TO Oi
the handling
Price, Clean
Sale Means
possible to g
ON
I We
I ALL
I Out
I SEL
I Fac
I FIRST
I Ladies' $10.
Ladies' 5.
Ladies 8.
Ladies' 12.
Ladies' 6.
Ladies' 1.
White
$1.50 Qualit
1.25 Qualit
a Co\
V VVI
AT COS
AT COS
We Will
$4.n
cos
All Cut
w<
It)
10
SPECIAL TAX ELECTION
To Bi Held at Concord 8chool House,
en Wednesday, August 18, 1909.
NOTICE is hereby given to the
qualified voters of School District
No. 27, (Concord), that an election will
be held in said district on WEDNESDAY,
AUQUST 18, 1909, at which election
the qualified voters of the said
school district will vote for or against
a special levy of three mills for the
support of the schools of the said district.
The polls will be opened at 8 a.
m., and closed at p. m. Eligibility
to vote is limited to those who pay
other than poll taxes and who must
exhibit registration certificates and
tax receipts.
T. M. MARTIN,
C. C. BLALOCK,
Trustees.
63 t 2t
WS~ Standard and Whita Sewing Ma*
chines. See the York Furniture Co.
AT THE BRATTON 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 10 cents a quart. Cream. '
butter and fresh eggs on orders.
Pure Berkshire Pigs at from to
|6 each. Pure Buff Orpington eggs at
|1 a setting of 16.
J. MEEK BURNS. Manager.
JR CUSTOMERS <
WE-THE YORKVILLE BAN
of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, C
i Sweep Sale of EVERYTHING I
Big Savings to QUICK BUYERS.
Wp will PAntiniip tn hanHIp (
[ive our Customers and Friends.
AUGUSl
Will Begin Our Clean-S
Prices Cut i
Prices wiU not be Mill
I THE GOODS-Regai
tones are Offering or S
/*Aiir rrnrr or
LI ML, rJ?
ALL MUST BE SOI
t
HERE'S T
Ladies' Skirts
00 Voile Skirts, NOW
00 VoUe Skirts, NOW
00 Voile Skirts, NOW
00 Voile Skirts, NOW
00 Voile Skirts, NOW
00 White Linonette Skirts, NOW
and Black Long Silk G
y, SALE PRICE 98
y, SALE PRICE 79
OURCALIC
fits Had?N'
T AND BELOW A
T AND BELOW A
Make the Prices on A1
) All Stetson SHC
t r
*1^*7 iV
T AND BELOW A
Prices Are for CA
2 Cannot Quote A1
,Vi11 Put Monev Ir
I7\
Isn't This Proof Enough ?
Out of the 46 members present at
i recent meeting of the Musicians' Un,on
of Duluth, 26 were owners of Tab
ing Machines, and out of the 26 mashines,
22 of these were Edison. That
in our estimation, is quite sufficient to
jrov? to the public that Edison goods
iro the beat. July and August Rec>rds
now on sale.
See our stock of Sheet Music, lest
fou forget
We sell PIAN08.
R. B. DAVIDSON CO.
? THE MUSIC STORE ?
AND FRIENDS:
KING AND MERCANTILE C(
LOTHING, SHOES, Etc., Etc.,
N THE DRY GOODS DEPAR'
Read what We say Below.
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, Eti
The YORKVIL
r 2ND--1
weep Sale of Dry Got
to COST ant
I or Factory Prices?B
rdless of the Prices i
lelling Their Goods.
'RVED?First Her
jD Before the 1st Da;
HE WAY T
Ladies'
$7.79 ?i ca n^ti.
1 10 uiaaiu
If 25c White V
J'*1 50c B. Purse
\'l 50c W. C. H
, $1.00 w. c.
79 cts- 25c Fancy Pi
loves
Cts. Pair
Cts. Pair All $1.25 Ri
lOES Are THE B
m r> a ml
ot Mill Ends?in
kLL DRESS GOODS
LL OUR CLOTHING
LL SHIRTS and ALL
)ES And OXFOP
>0 OXFORDS N<
II JEWELRY Will Gc
cu in d
on?iv rti cent
1 the Money-Savi
1 Your Pocket If
rkville I
VSES |
GS....
I
SUIT Cl
| And BA
HOW ABOUT YOUR VACATIOf
If GOING TO THE SEASHORE OR MOl
P TION, YOU WILL NEED A NICE, NEW
1 TAKE ON YOUR TRIP. YOU WILL FIN
X WANT AT THOMSON'S BAGGAGE DEI
W Big line of SUIT CASES at 98 CEN"
? Best values in SOLID LEATHER !
1 Trimmings, at from $5.00 to $12.50.
| Ladies' Wicker I
Z One that is light and convenient fox
y trip. Prices, $2.50 and $3.00 Each.
Big line of BAGS to select from?A
A one to the BEST SOLID LEATHER. Pi
, One?Only One?STEAMER TRUNK
y customer gets it for $10.00.
| THE THOMSON <
)MPANY?have decided to DISGONT
and beg to announce a Broad Gaugi
rMENT WITHOUT RESERVE. Thi
It means MONEY SAVING TO YO
and promise the Best Service thai
LE BANKING & MERCANTILE CO
FIRST MONDA
ids, Clothing, Shoes, With
J RFIfiWm<
UT PRICES THAT . WILL
it Which the Mills and
e Gets the I
y of January, 1910.
HEY GO:
Belts, Hand Bags, E
j Belts ARE GOING AT 7S
Cashable Belts ARE GOING AT IS
s ARE GOING AT 2*
and Bags ARE GOING AT 28
Hand Bags ARE GOING AT 79
illow Tops ARE GOING AT 18
Floor Rugs
jgs ARE NOW GOING AT 79
EST To Be r /*
le Yard W
AT COST AND BEL
AT COST AND BEL
HATS to SUIT YOUR PU>
LDS?At Cost? CM
)w y^*
i AT COST AND BEL
WILL BE ADDED TO CUT
PRICES IF CHARC
ng Prices Here, But
You'll Investigate.
Compan
I TRIP? IF YOU ARB JT
1NTAIN8 FOR A VACA- J
SUIT CASE OR BAO TO 4
fD JUST THE KIND YOU V
PARTMENT.
rs Each. b
SUIT CASES, with Brass Z
kit Cases j
every lady to have on a jp
J1 Grades?from a cheap ?
does from SO CTS. to 910. T
Z?and a rood one?First J
COMPANY. j
. ;. >>r, ' fi
INUE
o .
!, Cut
isBig
I Cts.
Gts.
Cts.
Gts.
Gts.
its
ow
ow
USE
"
OW
I
JED
y I
._J