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Wedding invitations Wedding announcements ) Wedding cards Visiting cards Orders filled for any social require- , ment in the latest style and the best quality of engrav ing and stock. . R. W. MUNCASTER. It is No 7 rouble .. i ■ to open a bank account. If you barrow money, or if you work for wages or a salary, bring it to our window and in five minutes you will have a bank. You can pay your bills by check. It is safest, best and cheapsst. Farmers* and Mechanics* Bank W. H. Malloy. Cashier. J. W. Ragsdale, President Whole Wheat Bread good for dyspepsia. Relief obtained by eating our Whole Wheat bread, fresh or toasted it will agree with the most delicate stomach and give strength. It will keep fresh many days. Made at the clean and neat place KAFER’S BAKERY. PIMPLES "I tried ell kinds of blood remedies which felled to do mean,Ko»d bnt i here found the right thins attest. Jljr face was foil of pimples and black* beads. After taking Cascarcts they all left. 1 am , continuing the nse of them and recommending i them to my friends. I feel line when I rise n the,, morning. Hope to bare a chance to recommend CMCATOtS.*' Fred 0. Witten. M Kim St.. Newark, N. t, ... . "T % Best For , / r Th* Bowels ^ RSONAL CAN 0V CATHARTIC .Pleasant, Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do Good. Nerer Sicken, weaken or Grljm. 10c. * 25c, Me. Nerer M>Id In bulk. The gennine tablet stamped OO Guaranteed to cure or your money back. - Storting Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 595 ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILUON BOXES , WEATHER FORECAST W ashington, D. C., Feb. lb.—* The indications for South Cara lina are: . v i Saturday cloudy THERMOMETRIC RECORD ‘ 4 The official register of the ten perature by HK Gilbert atth«* shops is as follows: Maximum t .* 59 Minimum ; 35, At o* on 65 Rainfall 00 Wind N. R cloudy. Mrs. Ed. Lucas is visiting relatives in Norfolk, Va. Mrs J. T. Gaskins and daughter Miss j Margurite are visiting Mrs. O. T. An- derson on East Pine Street. * i y • Mr. and Mrs. W. P. (Cooper of Co lumbia passed through the city this Horning. Messrs. J. W. McCown and W. H. ivells returned from Columbia this Horning. Mrs. A L. Sessoms lelt this morning for a visit to relatives at Nichols. \ Mrs. Henry Buck of Marion is the puest of Mrs. D. Gordan Baker. C. C. Willcox of Marion was in the tity this morning. Dr. W. C. McMillan of Columbia through the city this morning ing to Marion. D. T. McNeill of Conway was in the city this morning. ^ 1 DEATH AT OLANTA. - Use CHAPTILLA, jP- • , ■ • > for rough and chapped Akin. v ' Santol Tooth Paste. An ideal preparation for the Teeth. Air Float Talcum at 15 cents is equal to any 25 cent Talcum Powder. . ' F. U. Lake Drug Company, Corner Drug Store. EXPERT ADVICE FREE! Buy now for future needs. This is the safest place Whether you spend a dime ora dollar. Specials for thl§" Weekr „ m Yours for 25 cents Pure Honey 25 cents per Bottle - * Cranberry Sauce 25 cents per can Olives, stuffed with Spanish Sweet Pepper per bottle 25 cts If goods don’t suit you, pleasef send them back. \ THE FLORENCE “T” POT. E. J. PENDERGRASS. Proprietor. How’s This? We otf<•»**; Hund-ed l)nlls»P Itr cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh .ure. P. J. Cheney & Co Toledo, O We the undersigned, have know* G. Cheeney for the last fifteen ears, and believe him perfectly hon O'rable In all buslnss transactions t and financially abl to carry out any obligations made by ms firm. • 4 Waldlng, Kinnan & Martin. Wholesale Drugists, Toledo, Q. Hall’s Catarh Cure is taken inter nally, acting upon the blod and mu cus surfaces of the system. Testi monials sent free. Price 75 cents, per botle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hall’s Family pills for cons tipation. . Mrs. Chandler Formerly Miss Minnie Cannon Passes Away. The Sumter Item prints the follow ing anouncement of the death of Mrfe. Chandler formerly Miss Minnie Can non of this city. The announcement of her death will be a shock to her {.many friends In Florence. Mrs. Chand ler leaves several brothers and sisters, one brother Mr. Marion Cannon being a resident of Florence. “Mrs. Minnie Chandler, wife of Mr. E. A. Chandler, of Olanta, died last night after an Illness of only a few hours. , Mrs. Chandler is, pleasantly remembered by many Sumter people as Miss Minnie Cannon, as she was for several years a resident of this city for several years prior to her mar riage. CANDIDATES’ CARD. $13.35 House of Representatives. The many friends of Dr. J. H. 'PeOle of Cartersville take pleasure in an nouncing his name as a suitable per son to fill out the unexpired term of the late T. A. Clarke in the House of ^Representatives. Dr. Peele has been a resident of this county about 16 years and is a gentleman well qualified to fill this responsible position. He is a practicing physician and farmer by profession, having worked from the glow handle .,p. FHena..i s c *i 11 Come to Our Hot Supper. On Friday evening Feb. 26, at the homt of Mr. R. E. McLaughlin will be giver, for the benefit of the McLaugh lin School, a Hot-supper. There will be various attraction to delight the heart and lighten the pocket begin ning at 6:30 o’clock. TO } • "Washington D. C. and Return via ATLANTIC COAST LINE Account inaugural ceremonies President Elect Taft. Tickets on sale February 28th, March 1st, 2nd, 3rd, final limit to reach original starting point not later than midnight March 10th. GREAT MILITARY PARADE For further information, reservations etp., call on nearest Ticket Agent or write, W. i. CRAIG, T. C. WHITE, Passenger Traffic Mgr. Gen. Passenger Agt New Repair Shop I have opened up a shop back of Pen dergrass’ store where I will be glad to serve my former, patrons and friends and everybody who wants first class work at reasonable prices. All sorts of I work on machinery, woodwork, engine j repairing, and general repairing, do:.e on short notice. Look me up. W. II. Hudgins Washington’s Plague Spots, lie in the low, marshy bottonrhs of the Potomac, the breeding ground of ma laria germs, ^hese germs cause chills fever and ague, biliiousness, jaundice, lassitude, weakness and general de bility and bring suffring or death to thousands yearly. But Electric Bit ters never fail to destroy them and cure malarial troubles. “They are the best all-round tonic and cure for ma laria I ever used, writes R. M. James They cure stomach,; liver, kidney, and blood troubles and will prevent Typhoid., Try them, 50c« Guaranted by F. L. Lake Drug Co. For Eczenta, Teier an r J Celt Rheprn. The intense itching cka*»t-teri:itic of these ailments is almo-t instantly allayed bv Chamberlain’s Salve Mary severe ruses have been feured Kodol For DysP?P? ia Witt Relieve You Almost Instantly. Kodol supplies the same digestive juices that are found in a healthy Stomach. Being a liquid, it starts digestion at once. Kodol not only digests your food, but helps you enjoy every mouthful you eat. You need a sufficient amount of good, wholesome food to maintain strength and health. But, this food must be digested thoroughly, otherwise the pains of indigestion and dyspepsia are the result. When your stomach cannot do its work properly, take something to help your stomach. Kodol is the only thing that will give the stom ach complete rest. Why? Because Kodol does the same work as a strong stomach, and ioes it in a natural way. So. don’t neglect your stomach. Don’t become a chronic dyspeptic. Keep your stomach healthy and strong by taking a little Kodol. You don’t , have to take Kodol all the time. You only, take it wheo you need it. Kodol is perfectly harmless. Our Guarantee CUOlld 111 HUC UUI/bJU XI JTUU honestly my that it has not done you any good, return the bottle to the dragglataad he will refund your money without quee- tion or delay, we will then pay the drug gist. Don’t hesitate, all druggists know that our guarantee is good. This off t our guarantee is good. lies to the large bottle only and to but bottle contain! fly cent bottle. * . * u m m . la a family. times as much Kodol: offer ap- _ o but one e large bottle containsi as the Of aredatthelal 1 laborator ies of E. crDeWitt & Co., Chicago For sale by Rtley Drug Co. WM. A. BRADY and JOS. R. CRISMER’S PRODUCTION ? 3 THE PLAY OF TODAY Aglow with Joyous humor. .P e op led with big. strong characters, A man’s Play. A woman’s play. Ayonngfoiks* play. Viewed Irons any angle. The Man of the Hour la vital, virile and fascinat ing. L Given here exactly as seen 2 years. Savoy Theatre, New York, 6 months, nitaots Theatre, Chicago, g months, Tremont Theatre, Pcston ; 1— -A STROMS. SINCERE AND UNCOMMONLY INTEREST ING PLAY. IT DESERVES ITS PHENOMENAL SUC CESS M — HARPER’S WEEKLY FEB. X 1807, GEORGE BROADHURST THE PLAY FOR THE PEOPLE / ’ by It. For snip by all dnr D k ’ *• L*->. Sl.< (1 and fresh wat r 1> ’oo; lend, •came at the rcj’iu.?. JVy rar V ■*%. in. THE MAKING OF A MAN is the most Important thing on earth and it’s largely a question of food and education. Everyone should be edu cated to eat only pure food. BUCH- HEITS bread is pure, light and nu- trictious. Eat plenty of it and then ' your body- will be strong and healthy. Our rolls, cakes, pastry, etc., are as good as our bread. Fine cakes to order a specialty. All Bakery Goods fresh daily. CHAS. A. BUCHHEIT. Phone No. 1 38 Dargan St. RELIABLE HACK and DRAY SERVICE or>oi vt Ti ' C v -I of all t,irL..itL’. w \ Gtvrs Florence for tiv When you want a good hack, aid tion to he hold on Tl good horses pulling them and reliability o{ - -^ py in service, call phone 75, i ‘ ' I The boo-: viH conh'uie c icn A. WINDHAM, : T- Hilo:, until Apr;* 30th next. I _ I solicit your Dray age, will^ive satis . '!.;i t. -r.: faction. Stables 300 S. Irby St. | T' n T> ist'lling Co. Inc. t v-ty oi .a.-'.ipal eloc- riday chu Gth for CITY PRESSING CLUB. AN OVFRSTUFFED CHAIR is easier to sit in than one with a good • bottom. A parlor table is handsomer than a pine one. j STUFFED CHAIRS AND CENTRE , TABLES that lend beaty to ycur parlor or li brary are the kind we invite you to call and see. STYUPH FURNITURE t like we show isn’t bait as dear as it \ looks to be. Come in and see it. You’ll be sure to buy because you can’t help j it when we quote our prices jn furni- ; ture and plumbing. CHAS. D. E?.AY, Lender in Low Prices. Have your Clothes kept new. I give my personal attention to all work and I mean that it shall be done to please you. Phone Me and I’ll do the Rest. J. L. GUNN. bwr the Elite theatre, Evans St. | Ev.-*"** «*pnMr.t t prrhi ■ (_ ouitiy Eesl: tratlex avxl 1 evidence that his taxes areipaid. Then j the oaih t’ -t hfe'has real: cd in the j Stale two yea.-- in the couty one year : and in t’ a city in ward where he ex- . ports to vote fori’ ;*u; Kw m3 tli.lt he I ha^ never been* convicted otc. C. D. I'; ietO'C, j Sunorvis. .• ii ;'-ration. Feb. 1st, 1903. I .... * i -. e 4. Li i Emporia Virginia. Desirable improved . and Unimproved Washington City Real Estate —FOR SALE— or will exchange for good farms or other especially good properties. Yours very truly, G. C. Spitzer, Harrisonburg, Va. I 10G Miles Closer than any. Other House, • ^ :ttcr Goods for Less Money I ' ' ( . . • v . A Less Money for Better Goods. Eye, Corn or Gin per gallon $1.25 and up. Jafferron Club Ivy Crown 75c per quart. I A. •• , ’ All Standard brands at $9.00 per case. IS JL > J ART Oliifi s: C\ ; n;;'! and M- rrlcr a dress shirt so that it will fit ^perfectly, "vixlient equipment and expert workmen we can .. :• so that they will fit perfectly, and give **er the greatest satisfaction., Our method makes ’1 . hi • ton holes match perfectly. The stud holes i p - tch perfectly and the whole shirt has a domestic finish see we .oce, Cfiice Hours: 8.30 to 12 ^0 a. »v>. -.30 to j-ao and 7.00 to 9-00 p. m. g i hy a;.'- : Cafarh, > te. Ii sE.: a!ntntd, i* iUcd. Ait ; beautiful. V/e want every careful dresser to this work May v/e have a sample package from you? Phone us. Wagons call everywhere FLORENCE STEAM LAUNDRY J Phone No. 77. 'J . A j /j ri & ^ 9 Jtl * u, £j V. A3- r 4-U ji-A Bfadc-ta-Measure SCHLOSS BROS. & CO. Expert C AM A M FI be here two days Monday and Tuesday February Jl C/ and 16th. If you want a Perfect-Fitting Peautifully Tailored Garment, Finish* d *'* '' it ^ - ’—v Fn?p, Life, Style and Character Only in SCHLOSS Cl / - a Found THE BIG STOTE ■ •’— f . 7». /»r • • t MlSS it. E. F. DOUGLAS, Proprietor. v t