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T Fall New Sine Silk Fawshion*/* Skirls All Colors At Surprisingly Low Prices, & & Miss Julia Line New Silk Turn-Over Collars. SACRIFICE SALE!! Douglas Clothing! Clothing! Clothing! , Dress Goods! , Dre s Goods! Dress Good./'! t Ladies' Skirt/* Ladies' Skirts* Ladies’ Skirts* At a sacrifice for cash. T hey must be sold regardless of profit; come and see them. Rea.dv ma.de »nd i « j« * ^ Knit Undervests and Pants, Ladies’ Knit Skirt/-, children’s Hose at half price. A large assortment Table Damask Nantint’no-f 1 ** t®”* 5 . and _, Children's panes. Novelty feJI suiting mercerized, Marsilla Raye mercerized something new and nice fo™ adi^su!t? vof, ™,rfh^ I° W ? ls and Colter- Goods to select from, come and see them we will make it pay you. Shoes aLd Hats He^y and Farcv Gror^^w^. ^T'. A ru C * of Coffee and Tea. Carhearts Over Alls, come and see what we have. T Respectfully X Groceries always the best. Chase O SanbomV ROSE. CLASSIFIED ADS. ,&• n wbTti lor advortisirg acder tills Iisaci. C<%vn* i»p t)>e v.ont. of voo- a^l. Advertise your “Wants” in the ‘MfKS. NEWS OF WORLD Paragraphs of News, Local, State and Foreign; In yesterday’s session of the \ triennial convention at Boston. The question whether an Innocent par ty should make a divorced party or not was brought up. Everybody to know that I have lust received a large shipment of picture Frames for all size photographs. If you ■ want framed bring it to HERE THERE EVERYWHERE have a picture you me. M. D. HAK ring it I, LEE. For good dressmaking moderate prices. Gallon MR8. ADA SESSIONS, 2t»7 Cbeeves St., East Florence. For Sale Cheap—One. National Cash Regis ter. W. F. TAYLOR. Seed Oats—Select Appier Rust Proof. Place your orders at once. Address, F M Rogers, Jr., Florence S. C. To College Students—Will send Flor ence Daily Times through term of 1904-05 for §2.00. H. M. AYER, Publiher. Lost—Bunch of keys, suitable reward if left at this office. IVaufeoF^^vwomtuiwTTirTIorse "ami wagon as a partner to travel, good pay ing business.. 1 will furnish material and give one hulf. Address, 8. Thompson, Florence, S. C. WANTED—At once at Florence, S. C., a hard working sober man to superin tend planing mill, must have experi ence and good education and know 7 how all material should be made for inside and outside of . building. State salary will work for and if you do not receive an answer you will know you are not the man faulted. Address, D. A. Layton, Marion, S. C. R'anfsd—Subscribers for the Delineator, Ladles’Home Journal an<l any magazines, commissions for Pipe Organ hind for Pres byterian church. All orders promptly at tended to. Mrs. J. L. Barringer, Phone 185. Waufed—Two second hand One-horse wa- goas. Apply J.M. TIMMONS, Florence, H. C. Co«7—Soft or Hard, Ice Co. Wood, Phoenix For Sa/e.—Flooring, Celling and Weather- oarding. Always on hand. DAROAN LUMBER CO. For Sa/e—1200 bushels of oats. Apply to J. W. KING, Ebenezer, S. C. I am Wanted—''ustoiners to kn,ow that prepared to furnish rough and dressed lum ber, ceiling, flooring, and fancy moulding for beautifying inside of house. We guar antee all work turned out. Brick by the 100, 1,000 or 1,000,000. Two large grists meals run ning every day. D. A. LAYTON. For S&le. A good sound family Kentucky mare; any lady can drive and manage her. She will work any where, can be driven around en gines and trains. DR. B. G. GREGG, Florence,*?. C. Trained Nurse. The undersigned oilers her services to the people of Florence andsurrouudlng country. TERMS REASONABLE MISS E. A. HARV1N, at Mrs. Heape’s, Phone 211. Real Estate! Remember when you wish to purchase Lands, Lots and Residences, to see E. H. LUCAS. Notes and Happenings from all Over the World Boiled Down for the Entertain- aa?nt of the Readers of this Paper J, J. Pyles of Greenwood was in the citya short while last night. Charley Williams is having an elegant and up to date new resi dence built oa Cheeves st. Mayor Harrison of Chicago says the Gorman vote which is one third of the vote of that state will go for Parker. These people are opposed to Roosevelt because of his imperialistic policy. A motion may be passed in the "Episcopal-coiiv cntimriir vrtiieu the states will be asked to change their laws so as to restrict the performance of marriage to the ministers of the gospel only. Capt. William H. Simons has succeeded Capt. Geo. H. McMaster as commandant! at the Citadel, Capt. McMaster being ordered to jdin his company. The tri state medical convention of Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama is now in session at Chattanooga, Tenn. * Ex-Governor Crane of Massa chusetts has been appointed to succeed Senator Hoar. The Eloree citizens having voted out their dispensary, the petition embracing ISO names, Dispenser Weeks has gotten up a counter petition of 100 names in favor of the dispensary. The state board asks each side to present cause fully at November meeting. A. B. Adams of New Hampshire is investigating the resources of the Piedmont section preparatory to locating a big hart! wool plant. It seems that Anderson is almost certain of her electric line to Atlanta. The towns all along the line are anxiously working for it, and much of the capital has been subscribed. The Agricultural Department has recommended that burning of .the cotton stalk is the best way to get rid of the boll weevil. Admiral Dewey has offered to take charge of the fleet in the Ca- ribean sea.’ Frank Williams was committed to jail yesterday in Ciiarleston, charged with robbing the postofliee at Yadkinsville, N. C. Evidence points to ithe fact that he is the Gus Williams of the Noland-Mc- Kiuley gang. The Commonwealth Tobacc has busted with liabilities of /'t2,- 000 and assets $75,000. John Barrett, American mi to Panama, had a secret con with the president yesterd differences that have arisetfJiince the. canal treaty was ratifie Engine No. 331 a copper head which was so badly torn up in the Latta wreck some weeks ago has been thoroughly repaired and went back into service yesterday. Itnmtmmmmmrommim WOMAN'S I s COLUMN. 1 AlUiUliUUUliUlliUlUllUtlut The new shirt waist suits. will be made in one toned material or f somo-of the many varieties of bt mixtures which come i u rays with threads of blue red running through the [nd orange reave. The at Elizabethtown, C., is being guarded to prevent the negroes from being lynched .who are charged with murdering Mrs. Packer. -The damages incident to the recent army maneuvres held at Manassas will not exeeefl-^tJ^OQff, The principle item of damage waS the cutting of wire fences during the fwo sham battles of Bull Run. During the maneuvres $190,000, was expended to pay the officers and men of the militia. Champagne reception dresses ave been so much abused that icy have entirely disappeared om the color category of t he up > date ^woman. The jabot will be a distinct fea ire of dressy frocks. gluffy modes are more be- jxigtothe tflil, iglpnrlpr _crjrcJ L A 1 " ^ » TT -V ^..D,**** it is the circumference of a fairly well developed pillow case. Here it is finished with two very ful and very deep ruffles of lace. This is an admirable sleeve for any fal coat and it has the merit of drees ing up the coat remarkably. Fearful Odds^Agamsl Him Bedridden, alone and destitute. Such, iu brief was the condition of an old soldier by name of J J Havens, Versailles, O. For years he was trobled dth Kidney di sease and neither doctors or med icines gave him relief. At length he tried Electric Bitters. It put him on his feet in short or&er and now he testifies “I’m on the road to complete recovery.” Rest on earth for Liver * and Kidney troubles and all forms of Stomach and Bowel Complaints. Only 50c Guaranteed by F. TJ. Lake Drug gist. , 9 Real Estate! For Sale Houses and Lots. For Sale Vacant Lots. Prices right. Terms Easy. Apply JEROME P. CHASE, Jr. Trespass Notice. Notice is hereby given that my lands in Florence township, known as the btover tract, bounded on the north by t Vw. o & A * railro< i> cast by lands of J C O Liunson and south by public road and west by lands of L R Ives and A le Branch, have been posted and that all hunting or trespass for anv purpose whatsoever is strictly forbidden and all who violate this notice will be proceed ed against according to law. M. (J. S r OTT. Dr. F. H. McLeod, Physician and Surgeon, The Jeness Miller shoe for ladies atChas. Bultman. Fresh line of and preserves. Heinz’s pickles Heinz’ apple and peach butter akf J. F. Stackley’s. le little man slill wear the Rus suit while the boy a little sr weavs ajacket to suit with led knickers and an eton col- y Typewriter Record Broken. liss Olive R Camaron, of Ten- ee, stenographer in the patent ce has broken all typewritten ords by rattle off 23,000 words a day of seven and one half mrs. Latest novelties in belts hand bags at Miss Julia and Douglas’. Fulton’s Market beef at Stackley’s. When troubled with constipa tion try Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easy to take and preduce no griping or other unpleasant effect For sale by F. U. Lake. S j , I Ji Skreemer shoe at J H Penny’s/ Winter cured hams at J. L. Stackley’s. Sprains. S A Read, Cisco, Texas writ March 11th, 1901: “My w was sprained so badly by a that it was useless; - and after ing several remedies that faied to give relief, used Baliard’sf&inv Liniment- and was cured. I esj/u- estly recommend it to any one feif- fering from sprains.” 25c, 50, $1.00.- Sold by Darby the Diug- gest. * S*f This is going to be a fall when te separate jacket will be fashion )le and when the wo^iiau who oes not want to wear a suit all Ike can varry her appearance ith a coat that contrasts with her tume. [Ite contrasting coat for fall can »e fitted iu the back rather straigt the front faced with self color lud buttoned with visible buttons >r fastened with braids and ;ards. The colar will be most elaborate. The coat will be low iu the neck, stipation yon know what pill pleas ure is. These famous little pills dense the liver and rid the system of all bile without iproducing un pleasant effects. They do not gripe sicken or weaken but pleasantly give tone and strength to the tis>- sues and organs of the stomach, liver and bowels. Sold byF. U. Lake., something on the dutch order, be trimming pretty decora- T Skreemer shoe at J. II Pen Pickled salmon ley’s, f- at J. F. St^ck- aud there will of lace and other tious. As for the sleeves of the fall coats words quite- They will be so elaborate that after a woman has exhausted all of her powers of immagiuation she can go to work and imagine a sleeve still more fancy than her mind can paint. But those who want a sleeve that slips on easy and which is pretty to look at, becoming to the figure and which is sure to hold its style iu all the fall, there is a balloon sleeve called the Little ^lack Horn er sleeve. It is low upon the shoulder and tight in the upper arm. It gradu ally grows larger until at the w r rist One of Many. H A Tisdale of Snminersoh, S., C, suffer.ed for 20 years with the Piles.' Specialists were employed and many remedies used but re lief and permanent good was found only in the use of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. This is only one of hem any, many cures that hav been effected by this wonderful remedy, In buying Witch Hazel salve it is only necessary to say -that you get the genuine DeWitts, made by E C DeWitt & Co, in Chi cago, and a cure is certain. D. Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve cures all kinds of piles, cuts, burns, bruises eczema, tetter, ringworm, skin diseases, etc. Sold by F TJ Lake. 0 Women find quick relief in Dt Thacher’s Liver and’Blood Syrup. >nd Residence. Corner ' *IPBOBsnjHroq < j j Attorney al' Law, 1 Florence, S. O. Office In Cbase Insurance Building Applitation for FrnalDischarge Take notice that the undersigned as Ad ministrator of ithe estate of Margaret M. Jzewltt, deceased, wlll apply to the Probate Oourl of F’orence county on the 31st day of October next at H o’clock, a. m., for a final uccounting and discharge as such Adminis trator. M. C. Hewitt. "VV JtrJL A JL JCV ^ fiream Vermifuge THE GUARANTEED % WORM REMEDY P * VfiZ CHILDREN’S FAVORITE TONIC, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. THE GENUINE PREPARED ONLY BY Mallard-Snow Liniiment Co* QTT. XsOUIFL mo. For sale by Darby the Druggist. Auditorium, Thursday Oct. 13th, \ • „ SULLIVAN, HARRIS & WOODS, Presents Grand Scenic Production of the New Melo- Dramatic Success Entitled , For Her Children's Sake By THEODORE KREMER A BEAUTIFUL COMPANION PLAY TO THE.FATAL WEDDING. Prices: 25, 50, 75 and $1.00 seats on sale at Matthews Drug Store. *4 * MILLINERY OPENING at Me Co wn & Co.—Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. lith and I2th—The Newest Goods—The Newest Styles—The Latest Novelties from the fashion]Centers. We extend a cordial invitation to the public generally to visit u./* j \ ^ George McCown *& y