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Bi CAPERS ON DECK, He Bosses the Republicans from Start to Finish in STATE CONY* Ni ION. He Makes Deaf Chairman Who Makes a Red Hot Sorecb, Abusln* Senator Tilintar, and Says the Dny 1er the Down Trodden Ni gre ls at Hand The Republican {State Convention met lu C -lumbla on Wednesday. E II. D.as, co or jd, was cleated Chair man over John lt Talbert, whlto. Aside {.om tho usual resolutions, another feature ot the convention was the adoption of a rule requiring regis tratlou or at least pn.ptr application for suoh, aa a prei\q ilslte to vo in* Resolutions wore adopted oongralu hiting the country on continued prt s perity under Republican administra tlon, commending lao v.o<k o? both branches of congress aud "our patrl otlo" president. Chairman Deas, after calling th convention to order, nu.?.?.dc a red hot Bpeeoh, in which ho said the conven tion might, if lt so desired, nt m?nate a State ticket. Other business of the convention, he ?aid, was the reorgani zation of the State executive commit tee. Deas warmed up as he proceed ed, raising his voice to a loud pilch, and declared that if the gutting U Hight of ono of thc greatest powers on cartli by tho Japanese, a colored raoej was nob encouragement and hopo to) thc negro, ho had water lu his veins, "Today is the tim3 for the dowio trod leu to climb," he shouted. TM. declaration was greeted with applause Ho paid his compliments to Senate! Tillman and the dispensary, assortit) f that every man who nus t'juoho 1 bhi "rotten dispensary, even the dlstln gulshed Democratic State ohalrmau had como out dirty " He Bald th? primary system waa a curs. ; for merl j tho best element could koop du wu thi worst, but such wau not the case now Ho said that the negro wai no longo plowing "ono j aller mule," but tint many were now operating six :tr:< eight-mule farms others were bank crs, real estate agr nts, merchants, etc "Colored men don't want to rule,' said Deas. He declared that th State was controlled by the "under strata of white society." Mo h aid "? certain character' n^d been appoint ed collector of Internal revenus ani that he "would die and go te hell bc fore he would set ve under him." H said ho told the leaders In Washing ton that uuless tue nomination wa withdrawn all tho negroes In Sputl Carolina would vole the Dsmcoratl tlokob. L. .W. C. Blah ck aoted as secrol s r and W. F. Myers assistant bccrcttr of the convention. l'UOCKKDINUS IN I > KT A ll... Thc convention w?s called to ordo In the colored M iscu e hall on Assen bly stroet at 1 15 o'ol ck Wedni sda afternoon, t;ft.or considerable ek-laj oauscd by log rolling among the vu .,011sleaders.,.".. ?rijos on rio C*_C ii. tea's ecu viet'''.', .uiul D hu to h oed hy jud go .1*0 rib; to a torin 01 1*5 4v'.o'art! i.. clio jichi ton tho witnossos. This is tho modi cine for such reckless disregard for law. A Happy Reunion. Revs. J. W., P. P., aud John C. Kilgo, have planned to be with their agod mother on Sunday next at tho homo of their sieter, Mrs John C. Campbell at Blen heim. Mrs, Kilgo, now in hor 80th year, has never soon her boys togothor in tho pulpit, and on Sunday morning tho three will ho iu tho pulpit at Parnassus and John 0. will preach at ll o'clock. Mrs Kilgo ia looking forward with a great deal of anxiety to this mooting of hor distinguished sons -two elders and tho youngest almost a bishop. How's This? We oller One Hundred Dollars He ward for my case ol Catarrh that can not he cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. 1<\ J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o'. We, thc undersigned, have known K. J Cheney lor the last Ifj years, and be lieve him perlectly honorable in all busi ness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his finn. WAI.DIN K'INNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toleelo, 0. Hall'sOatarrh Cuni is taken internally acjing directly upon thc blood and mu cous surlaces ol the system. Testimon ials sent tree. Price 7.r>c, per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills (orConstipa? tion. -. ? ? - -. Type Writing Done to Order. Pa pc rn and Manuscript!) copied. Toaohors1 Testimonials a specialty. OltsrgON reasonable Orders solicited MATTIE OOVINOTON, Alignai 1906, MoCOLI., S.C. LUCKIEST MAN IN ARKANSAS. "I'M the luckiest ann in Arkansas," writes II. b Stanley of (truno, "nineo tho restoration of my wife's hoalth after live years of continuous coughing and bleed - ing from tho lung*; and I owe tay good fortuno to ih? world's greatest medicine, Dr. King's New Discovery for eonsump tion, which I know from experience will euro 0008UB^ption if taken in time. My wife ?inproved with first bottle and twelve bottles oom ploted tho euro" ('ares tho wor.?t coughs and colds or moony refunded nt if, Ti Douglas' drug store. 50c and $1 Trial bottle free. A Now Furnituro Storo. Special attention ?H asked to thc advert ?semen t of tho now Furni ture Store recently opened hy Mr. A. ?tiflsnian. ?Stock up-todato. ?nd prices righi. Next door to'ij Kxco?sior Hardware. I, . I HQrkinghamt) Realiahle Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Hool limns, Hoof ^Tongue, always nico and fresh at W. M. Howe's. following report: J M the DOIDOOfatiC B?S??#l,0r0 C0IIUt':. bled tn the ol ty ti candidates having 8th day of Auguf,M;i. (uuj va\? tlioir )^testbeo:untry9({ by tlu, jj0iuocn\tio . on the prevaillo ju-0i w[n bo volod wluoh blewe? ? utVe u , Ir?^ri TM ?C "Wo rejoice ll) "? luesday the great Bbro-R,,:l luV coonil if ne ll ?ltcd S'.atefneetlay September 11th: uity andit^V7/^. Internationa of our ooun ' 11 llee duo, in ifciAIomufin, struoblve sti?odgi?s, IhUtlvc tflJUu. I both braue/;,..,. tiues, od and oft' {, " T Uud?Bttlot?' ,MoC?0,?? Jr ' whoso hy Campbell, most cord h*up, "With . Willi?, attontior. Bump n, non, tlu.' Oil von, public? P Town? 'nd, Kononjt, K Cos iugton, tnroejo. \j. \ . - lt, r;> ?? tar Milton Laurtu. thjwi// . ,i. yj'sor. llv M li Coward, ^ K. D Graham, * V. Manning, Jr, J fi. J. t?uick. v I). \\ Pato, Si .< . nt of Education. Stanton, ir L. Eftsterling, M ( ' I usurer. !i Rogers, .1 li Thomas. I i roi - . ulitor. 1. Shorrill. fJumphcP. J. .V ! IR ? K K, >iii?- 1001). ' ' .v. i?; Ohamnai cobol} eiubp?igli pchoduloS i V.o.? ft) I a l>?0< i .< l(?U?W'?, in?! .:' IS. to 1? ."H. v I 1 o'Olo?l! ' ?y< h?im,'iv . - P. rvj noun ii rosponsiblP tl.an all ufK eombined. 106 ago bl i.b trSd? measure whlJT registration h j . mao and sccr.,fl w . ?cuci secretary L State. These ? rt T. A. by tho Stale ebair (.lons to the fi V , G . W >heir . rtica and U ail id upjn them . ,fr> jg \y o rry cut the (lu, bills way only can Wj ^ Q>. upon tho Dun crab, registration and B ( A, UGHS, or at least la a, contest, when f?s M involved, which W* by congress In pana cases. 0 .' Wo declare our tho principles and-"- 11 1 . . Saur?n publloan party as t that platform wet1 >r.io, ll. U. Good cbulgated hy thc I oouvcntiou at Ony bT*TF Bidon 11.vi?. ;i'b? ''WIK .'ii'.l.i' tO UUd fcliu i, if tho second bo ucocBsary. Tho managers ure requuutod to eoiul ono of thoir mombcrH for tho boxen | on Monday boforo tho o'.oction. Tho managorn will bo paid Five Dollar? for coining after the boxoH, holding tho olootion and returning tho boxos. No extra expenses will bo allowed. J. N. DRAKE, County Chairman. A. C. Groen, Secretary FRIGHTFULLY IiURNEl). Cha*. W. Moore, a tnaohinUt of Ford City, IV.-,lind IUH hand frightfully burned in an ulectrioal furnace. ile oppliod Buoklen's Arnica Salve with the usual result : "a quick and perfect cure." The groateft healer on earth for bunin, sores, wounds, oczci.ua and pilos. 25o ut J. T. Douglas' drug store. ? Welcome Visitor. Mr. J. W. Bryant, now of tho 1 tumor section Marion county, wuB boro Saturday and called. Ho ssys the corn crop is line, but the "army worm" luis appourod in large numbers and aro outing up tho young corn and nil the grass in sight. Tho farmers will have to depend on a now crop of grass to save much hay. The cotton crop is not safo yot. \ HI;AM\<; (?osrHX. Thc Kev. .1 (! Warren, pastor of Sha? ron Baptist church, Ibdiir, lia , says ol' rvloctrie Hilter?, "lt's aGodsond to man? kind. It eared me o? lamo back, stiff joints and complete physical colapso. 1 wac so weale il took mo half an hour to walk A milo. Two bottles of lOleotrio Sit ters have made nie so strone; I hare junt walked 3 milos in on minutes and fool ii k o walking three more. It's made a new man nf me " Greatest remedy Cor wonk" nods and till Stomach, Livor and Kidney complaints. Hold undor guarantee nt .J. T. Douglass Drug Store, Price 50?, Captured at Last. Olin Williams, tho colo rod youth who wanted by the police for some wrong do ing and who gavo Mr. Wiley Atkinson a lively chase down ono ol' (he streets and escaped, was luptm cd by him Thursday night by a little ruso, und Kriday morn ing Mayor ilodgcs iravo him a lino of $10 wpioh w?y paid. Tho boy who "bucks" Wiley will Mircly get thu worst of it. Possie Burnett, colored, ono ol seven recently caught gambling, hut managed to get away, was captured Saturday night it Clio and brought lo Hennottsvillo on Sunday by Wiley. Monday the mayor ot him off with a lino of $10. You will lind all vari t?os ol Turnip Seed at Bon no tts vi I le Ph ai* macy. THU YBLL0W PHVBR GERM ian recently been discovered. If boars s ioio resemblance to the malaria germ. Pe' free the sytem from discaso germs the IIost effective reinudy is Dr- King's Now jilo PilU. Guaran toed to cure diseases UH to malaria poison and constipation. :5c at J. T. Douglas' drug .?-toro. - Last Kriday was surely a io! day. U?fc,i>*.,nt. ..c. .Kt.. i, ?. >? -,-,-r-r* ANNOUNCEMENTS. For The Senate. I am a candidate for tho Stato Senate iu thu approaching Primary Klrotion _ I will abido by tho result of paid Klootiou, bc govornod by tho rulos and togulutionr. of tho Democratic party, und support tho nomiti?OK thereof. July 1<J, 00 T. I, UOQI.UH. Tho many Irionds of Col. H. M. PORUOH of Smithville uuuounoo him a oundidate for thoSeuato-suljool to thc rules ol" tho Dotnoorniio prunaty. June 27, 1900, I hereby anuouueo my candidacy for thu Son ato from Marlboro eounty-subject to aol ion ot Petnoorutio primary. July ?, loon P. A. Monars. House of Representatives. I horoby anuouno tn y sol I a candidato for tho House of Rotnosentaiivcs Iron. Marlboro County., subject t) (ho ruloa ol tho Democratic primary. Aug. ti, 1900 .J. C. Catnoboll. Tho many friends of Hon. C. 1'. Town send hereby uotuiuato him as aoundidato for tho House of Itourcioutativos from Marlboro county, subject to thc rulos of tho D?mocratie primary. I am a candidato for tho Houso of Representativos-subjoet to tho action of the Democratic- Primary. D. D. MoCoi.L, Jr. July 23. 1 QOf. With confidence in that our fricud, J. R SAMPSON, is au unquestionable boliov cr in ull just eiuiso!) ami laws of our Stato and county, we horoby aunounco him as a candidate for tho UOUHO of Representa tives-subject to thc action of tho Demo cratic primary. July 12, 1900' Hts FRIENDS, POW COUNTY SPPBKV?SOR. Ibt til . ()|UCQ 1 . ?fi. i0?O! y itu bj etil t I h.? ral bilah' it to tin. rule 1 hereby aunounco my candidacy for melool ion as Supervisor of Marlboro coun ty-subject to tho Democratic primary. Juno 30, 1906. M. R. OOWARO, I hereby announce myself a candi late for thc uilicc ol' Supervisor of Marlboro county-subject to tho rules governing tho Doniocratio primary. I am an old Confed?rate soldier, and as this office is a gift ol'tho people. I respectfully ask that they honor nie this time, and see if I can not give thom the service needed. July 2t 1906, A. J. QUICK, POI County Treasurer. I hereby announce myself a candidate for tho office ol' Treasurer of Marlboro county, HU bj cet to thc rules governing the Democratic primary. June 20, 1906, N. B. ROGERS. Thanking tho people of Marlboro for tho liberal support given mo in the past, 1 hereby anuounoo myself a oandidato for ro'oloction aa County Treasurer .iv- luio ut me Democratic primary, ARTHUR L. KASRF.KI.ING. May ?3, 1906. 1 he oby announce myself a candidate for re-election as Superintendent ol' Edu. cation of Marlboro eounty, subject to the Democratic primary. W. L. STANTON. June 5, 1U0?. For County Auditor. I hereby announce myself a oandidato for rc election to the oilico ot' Auditor of Marlboro County--mpjoei to thc rules of the Democratic Primary. Respect fully. J uue 2, 1000. Cl- SllKKREM.. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for thu oilico of County Auditor for Marl boro county-subject to the rules govern ing the Democratic primary. J. P, OAMI'IIKIJII, Juno 2St.l1, 1006. ? or Sale Two Ano young uJorsv Gows," vith young calves. Either ono viii supply n small family with un .buudanco of milk and butter. Apply ut this office. Come and See. hie Milk COW-$30 will get lier lane Mill .md Evaporator at a bargain July 25. il, O. COX 10, WARNING NOTICE. 1 horoby warn Any and all pomona from Iring or harboring my dauglttor Hunnnra)i 'Wianui, n minor, who han loft hor homo it lio? 11 cause Or convent. I will profoouto i pon:oiiH violating tb is notion. Aug. 13,06, WESSON WILLIAMS, I IC THAT i: Oe 7?vf USN iu Homo, c?o us Ho mans do- When in -Bennottsville ? i3uying JKWKM. v, t)o un others do. They invariably BUY OF Us. W1IY't There's ? Reason, . Our Stock is large and you can pick out the Si vie FUR] Kind of Watch you want without any delay. ELGIN ano ^VATH AM are our Loaders, but wo carry various other makes to flinU you in price, style and quality. We can supply you wjth ( !old, Silver, Gold Filled or Nickel Cases. Watohes $1, I ! , and on up to $100. (Jonie in and see them. All guar. rilled to bo accurate tinte keepers, Don't be without the time >? (1 ty. keep a Watch in your pocket. y Wedding: Gifts. aro showing nh elaborate collection P bi boan' ifni and exclusive wares most tit cd Cor Wedding Gifts" VSJB LE SILVER In a hugo variety i st torn ft? GUT GLASS in tho newest und Prettiest Patterns. All thc ?.. tea Novelties Ia Jowolry for the Summer. YOU AUK WBL0O?113 io omo and Inspect our Stock ip. any time. Our Prices are tho Lo\ t with the Host Quality of Goods, You will surely Fiiul something in our Stock to Please you. Among thc most popuO i ? wolry you will flail Shirt-Waist Setts, Bracelets, Fob Chains, ; . ' . lino of plain and fancy patterns of Ladies Hair Combs, I Signet Kings aro carried m Block by us in all varieties and c< or* inlier that wo engrave any article ol Jewelry that you pureba 1 charge You should also vi il . . TICAL PARLOR and hu; \m Thoroughly Examined. u ort GlaauoB. If BO we havo tl tn d bo pleased io flt your Myca for you. Our Repair Department ?? tho best in Ibo Tc?! Doo sec tion. I f you have any article if ?Jewelry (lint you want made )vei' into new Jew et ry bring it lo us. ll your wa tell does not run and keep time you should let us repair it at once. All ol' goods and work are guaranteed to be satisfactory or money re funded promptly. iciting a continuance ot sumo, which la! ,1 am yours, J. PEARSON, r lc/\ Optician (nu! Engraver, BENNETTS VILLI']. 8. G. opo^opopoooooo? OOO<X>O0?O0O0boc king you for past ,vays claim our ca Thc August 16, 1900. Seaboard Interchange: Bottor Than E Tho Seaboard Air j changeable mileage l jon salo, will after July be good over tho Conti gia, Georgia Southern ida,Norfolk and South tic and North Carolii ginia and Carolina C livo now additions, m tal of twenty-eight li represen tating noarl milos. You do not havo to (lol? purchase, but Seaboard inte <*onol n ? i ! 11 1 i t h'd t;><\v : u titi 0 will bi iC is Ida! iou '?? ri 5 H rd' )? muir or \;,ir" ' ' mtrchu b I For further information write W. h. BURROUGHS. Columbi SNAKE BITE CUI Thc Merits ol' Our Rye (?hisses - AFFORD YOU - OLEAR VISION, EASY VISION, HAPPY VISION. Ile Seas best who Sees the con seq uences. DON'T PUT IT OPP Come at Once and Have Us Pit Your Eyes for you. FREE EXAMINATION Bv SAM J. PEARSON Louding Jowolcr mid Optician tm* Iodine, says an excha never-failing cure foi bites. Tlio directions a about, seven drops of t then scarify and ba wound also with iodine stance is cited where working in a hold was I a toe by a large rattlesn was given a dose of io> sugar and about an hoi tlie doso was repeated, swelled some, but flirt H that there were no ill i This alleged cure was cl ed by a Bri fish anny o? India, and is said to ha> many animals and hui inga from death by ana sou -Rockingham Angle A Hard Winter, A hard winter is pr An old farmer living in county says that the pee bel ter be preparing for winter. Ile has been nearly all his lifo and h a pretty olose observer, noticed that whenever th an unusual thickness o on corn that the followir ter would be a severe on This year the shucks r naually thick. So you c jut for a cold, dry White Foe-s In August. Old weatherwise peo] I hat for every fog we ha\ ing tho month ot Angus will be that many snows winter. Kee]) acoount lumber and density of t md see bow it turns out. nore dense the fogs the he snows will be. Lig lonnie light snows, and We had.a good fog on til low to Slice I'lnoapplo Pr tb. ixe on late'j ix Xii X o IE DAILY RECORD OF COLUMBIA, S, C ' Ton Weeks ; Which Covers the Campaign. In Tho Record will be found daily Orts of tho campaign meetings hy J. WILSON GIBBES e te ra ii nt such work. His natue tohed t i the reports is it guarantee their fairness and accuracy. ?\>r nine years Thc Ricard baa ad? ca ted the dispensary, Editorially, daily sel.s forth thu reasons why the oen.sary should bo retained Every md of the dispensary who wishes to p posted with argument* to meet ; opposition should road Tho Record 'he Record ton week? for .jil cents, du tidy in ad vaneo. The Record, COLUMBIA, S. C IA Y, LOOK li ERE! Did you know tho Bennetts le Mercantile Co , was selling st Patent Flour al $5.00, and iond Pa I eui i at s i ?o? Well, y are. and now is your time . *et some while ?ts down. .pared l'or the Work* lr. S. J, Pearson, tin* Jeweler, has one ld the latest improvements 'iigravinji your name or initials .ny article of gold Or silver or 0 in tho most updo dale manner, samples nf work already (lone by aro just line, ('?ill and seo him. Flowers ! Flowers ! Irs. JnoS. Moore hus a line of Geranium*, Begonias > ns, Films and other plants, 1 rooted, that she desires lo Gut tings 25c per dozen. Rggs from pure brod Sm gio Comb Brown keg ii s, Buff I \ Rocks or I Jarrod '.Ocks eau be bud al tho Dem it ollice. is i im tho unti Tho toughness ol pineal dinoet entirely eliminated ng thc fruit' up and dowi toni to blossom end inst? i brough tho core, as lone Thrust a fori >l0S90m end to bold pplo ?toady and alice omo to tho hard, pithy /hieb can thou bo discirduc rick was taught mo by a ineapplo grower and malt hedinorenpo in tho world andernoHH of tho fruit, whi anally hard and chippy iced with instoud of aga I nt rain.-Ex. ))HlV . < nil II thc! . 'i ia who ti t tim M om tai I. MESSED LUMBER, oyo Wood and. leo, ? take ploasui > in inhuming tho public that we are now prepared .eas Lumber, lill orders for good, Stove wood, supply [oe in any city, at tho Bonnettsvillo planing near tho Co ist Line yard, one 160 and your orders will 1)0 ptly delivered to you, J. J. M UNNBai/YN. ril 2b, 1000. '/" Five ears ol* Timothy To be sold right. ennet Urville Nie roan ll lo Cfo. A. SUSSMAW. BENN1CT?SVILL?0, S.C.July '2, 100?; 300 BARRELS OF THE FINEST FLOUR. WHILE IT LASTS WE Wi LL SELL The Finest Patent at $5.00, and the Second Patent at $4.50 PKR BARREL. KTice Lot of JES^MGLJS, Home Made and Kinghan'8 Reliable. HAMILTON & BROWN SHOES, THE "AMERICAN LADY" THE FINEST. JNoy" Cull txnd get our priers he for* hnyhig. ? Sf?f Prompt Attention gi von lo I'll ?no Orders. Ring up 48. BENNETTSVILLE MERCANTILE CO. JUNE 28, CHM;. H. B. FULLER. Successor, lo FULLER RHOS., is now in thc Wost RU Y INO STOCK for his STABLES IN BENN BTTSVI LL B, and (ho now invoice of Horses and Mules will arrive in Beimcttsville APRIL 24th. A FTER THIS DATE I will keep my STABLES well filled with a select lot of Nice Horses and IVIliles Puring the entire summer. Give me a call before buying elsewhere'[ TWILL BELL ON SHORT PROFITS- QUICK SALES. Large supply of Buggies, Wagons and Harness ON HAND AT ALL TIMES. RESP EC TE U LLY April li), uioi H" 8? FOLLEY, RHIIBBR W. B- M00RB' STABLES When in Want ot Teams for the Railroad, - or a - Trip to the Country. Always Ready to serve Calls for Teams, Phone 93. I? FOR NOR ^|Eg y/Sf>J?) M??ES ON LY ? SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, S. C. MoOOLL DRUG CO., McColl S. C.? ?4 Our KTew Liine ; -THE DIRECT WAY- \ irsro??'r.f ( , SOUTH- ? ira .A. ST. wm; QT. ! BENNETTSVILLE & CH ER AW R. R. | - AND sjv.iHOiiin Alli LIN IC RAILWAY. Louvu BonnottHvilh; *7.05 a. m., 7.00 p. ni. Arrivo Chora w 8.10 p. in. DAILY EXOKPT BUNDA V. * Diroot connections nt Choraw with through trains to tho North, East, South and Wost. -.- fig Tho short linc ami (inickost (imo to Wilmington, Charlotte, Atlant?, Raleigh, lliohuiond, Washington, Baltimore, Piulado!phia, Now York, Boston, BU Itu Io, Pittsburg ami all points North ami Itast. Tho thort line an J quickest lime to Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa, Montgomery, New Orleans nml all points South and Wost. Foi further information call on .J. T. MEDLIN, agent Bonnoltavillo & Ohoraw lt. lt.. hennettsvillc.S. C., or address W. L BURROUGHS T. P A., SRA?OARP AIR LINK RV., Columbia, 8. 0. CHARLIES K. STEWART, A. G. P. A., S.A h, Ry, Savannah, Ga SAY IT PLA?iY. FOR Hoirie Drinking "RKD ROCK" stands out nunong ull other dritiku MU nu exceptionally pure iiigii class artiele. It is so valuable HS au aid to digestion, that many ieadiug Sanita riums order it in barrels at a time, for the uso of their convalescents ?nd pa tients. . It is also a splondod remedial agent in kidney disorders and liver .roubles. I bottle various drinks and "Red Rook Ginger Ale" as tho quoea. of all drinks. Bennettsvillo Bottling Works. J C. HUUUAUD, Prop'r. June 12, 190G ? NEW TIN SHOP I have opened up an up to (luteTin Shop in the roar of VV. L. Pearson's Jewelry Store, where I am now pre pared to DO ALL KINDS TIN ROOFING GUTTERING and SLATING on short notice. Protect your houses by using Gutters, etc. All now work guaran* teed. You will lind my work done ?a the best stylo. Give me a Trial. Old Cook Stovos Repaired. YOURS TO BKHVK. Q. h? DIXON. April 5, 1906. Th?r*?romor? illcCnll 1'iittfirnaaotd Inlh?Unit?? States than of any oilier make ol vautin*. TM? I? .* account ot their style, nc tr.icy and simplicity. ItfoOall'a DI nv.iv.*, ur (Th? Queen ol Fa ?Mau) ks* ito suoscrlVr* litan . - y oilier l.ndiea' Magasine. Ont Mar? tubaciipiion (w numlxrt) ?.?t? 00 oo*t|#A T.'*!'** kumbor, (> cents. Kvcry Mibictibtrga ??JM I'foo. Sub.>Crlla today, I.adr Aft-enia Wanted. U?natomti pt rna tntrn KWrai cash ConiinUattHl. Panam Catalocuo( ol fsM ?a. and Premium Catalr.jua (showing 400 prtrttlur.f) V.C9* Address IHK MCCALL. CO., Nlw Vn* JS. C. MORRISON, I>I: * 1.10: i ? Electric-! jvrid Plumbing Suppli?s. Electric Lampe a Sfesialty. ManouO?' ' it ?i I'J I <? o i r I <. Plant? Phone 114, Uomiottsvillo, S.O. ??V*" Report ull troub'o with tho tinos or Btrcob lights lo tko above Parties in want of first class Lumber can get it from A. J. JONES, . Oct 18. Bleuheim, lt. P. D. 1. -J-?J:-i. !-1-'?rC-.'.iiiA- JL?JI at NE COTTON FARMS IN CiitSTFiRFIELD COUNTY. npI?lS Pco.pcq. .toali) CVpu dion haye' a limited nmnbor of Kino Cotton Farms for Ride Clay lands that will pro duce Ouc Bale Cotton per acre a? ONE ITHIRD PRICE of Marlboro landB. Write this firm and have them looato a fine Cotton Farm for you. The Peo Doe Realty Corporation, Ohoraw, 8. 0. June 27; 1900. 1785 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 1906 CHARLESTON, S. 0. 121st Year Begins September 28 Letters, Science, Engineering. One aohol* arsbip, giving froo tuition, tooaoh county of South Carolina. Tuition $40. Board and furnished room in Dormitory $11 a month. All candidates for admission are porinittod to oompoto for vacant Boyce scholarships whioh pay $100 a year. For oatulogno, address HARRISON RANDOLPH, July 12, '66. Prcsidont. FOR ?SAL. 13 ? Ono Tal bott Engino, 12 horse powor Ono E. Van Winkle 60 saw Cotton Gin Ono Rons Colton Pr088. All in running condition For further Information apply or wrltxs J. lt. QUICK, July 26, 1906 Osborne, N. C. BENNETTSVILIJE Marble Works. Orders for MONUMENTS or TOMBSTONE, promptly tilled (Jail on mo, at my placo ol" bu si noss noar tho Atlantic. Coast Lino and tho Sea?, board Air Lino Passenger Depots, or write mo. Designs and iMoOs furnish? od on application? Phone No. 96 J. VV, M cK h NV KIO. January 25. 1906. TH IC NEW YORK WORLD Thrloo A Wook Edition. Tho Most Widely Road Newspaper in America. Time has demonstrated that thc Thrice IsWeelt World stands alone In a class, Other papers have imitated Its form but no i its success. This is because it teilt it impartially, whether that news he po litical or otherwise. It is in tact Almost \ daily at the price of a weekly. 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