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CAPERS ON DECK. He Bosses thc Republicans ?roiti Start to Finish in STATE CONVENTION. He Makes Dun Chairman Who Makes a Red Hot Soeecb, Alni' in > Senator Tilintar, and Snya thc Day 1er the Down Trodden N. gro I:, ai iiand The Republican State Convention met in C lumbla on Wednesday. 10 H. D as, co ond, was elected ChaD man over John lt Talbert, wbito Aside f.oua tile usual resolutions, anotber ftatureof the convention was the adoption of a rule ri quiring regis tratlou or at least pri.pir apidloatlo* for Buoh, as a proi\q i tal te to voling Resolutions were adopted oongratu leting the country on continued prc s perlty under Republican ad m bu st ia tion, commending Loo v.c.k ci boil; branohes of congress aud "our patri otic" president. Ohairmuu DJ us, after calling th convention to order, m .'.de a red hot speeob, in which lie (?aid the conven tion might, if it BO desired, ni m?nate a Stato ticket. Other business of the j convention, bo Kairi, was the reorgani zation of clio State executive commit* too. Deas warmed up as bo proceed ed, raising his voice to a loud pitohS and declared that if the putting to Hight of ono of thc greatest p iwers on earth by the Japanese, a colored race, was nob encourage mont and hopo for the negro, he had water lu bis veins. "Today ia tho Ilma for the riown^ trod len to climb," he shouted. Tbl declaration was gi03t< d *iUi applause Ho paid his compliments toSanatoi Tillman and the dispensary, asserting that evory man who baa touched the "rotten dispensary, even the distin guished Democratic State ohairmau, bad come out dirty " He i;airl tin primary system wai a eu r.s. ; formerly the best element could keep du .vu the worst, but such was not the eise nov,' Ho said that the negro wai no longer plowing "one jailer mule," but thal many were now operating six and etghb-mulo farms others were bank ers, real estate sgr nts, merchants, eve "Colored men don't want to rule," said D?as. Oe declared that the State was controlled by tho "under strata of white society." Do naid "a certain charactei" had been appoint ed collector of internal revenus ano that he "would die und ?.ro to hell be fore ho would ser ve under bira." Ile. said ho told the len. era lo Washing ton that unless tue nomination was withdrawn ail tho negroes in South Carolina would vole the Democratic tlokot. L. ,W. C. Blalcok aoted as secretary and W. JB\ Myers assistant secretary of the convention. FllOCBBDINOS IN DKTAIl.. The convention w?s called to ordei in the oolorod M?senlo hall on As3em bl y street at 1 15 o'ol CK Wednrsdaj afternoon, after considerable delay oaused by log rolling among uno v ul -v.?ua^adiirs.^ ..., gr Oos on tho (Uh was cc uv iel cd ; und ?riut?ucefl by J?dtfC i,o td ! H torin oi'J'? ; carn in i'ho j. ni tob- ' ; 1 < " ; -. reruoi -.."?, utlu oi tho witnesses. This is tho modi ?ino for such reckless disregard for law. A Happy Kennion. Revs. J. W., P. P., and John C. Kilgo, have planned to bo with their agod mother on Sunday noxfc at tho homo of their sister, Mrs John 0. Campbell at BIou hcim. Mrs, Kilgo, now in hor 80th year, hus never seen nor boys together in tho pulpit, and on Sunday morning tho throe will ho iu tho pulpit at Parnassus and John 0. will preach at ll o'clock. Mrs Kilgo is 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 oder One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case ol Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. 1<\ J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o'. Wc, the undersigned, have known F. J Cheney tor t'ie last 15 years, and be lieve him perlectly honorable in all busi ness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. WALD IN KINNAN & MAKVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acpng directly upon thc blood and mu cous surfaces ol the system. Testimon ials sent free. Price 7f>c, per bottle. Hold by all druggists. Take Hail's Family Fills for Constipa? tion. Type Writing Done to Order. Capers and Manuscript H copied. Teachers' Testimonials a specialty. Charges reasonable. Orders colic!(ed MATTI rc OOVINOTON, Augtinl 1906, MoCOLl?, S. C. * -wo. ? - -. LUCKIEST MAN IN ARKANSAS. "I'm the luckiest man in Arkansan," writes II. \A Stanley ol' Hinno, "ni?ee tho restoration of my wife's hoalth after five years of continuous coughing and blood ing from tho lungs.' ami 1 owe tay good fortune to tho world's greatest modioinc, Dr. King's New Discovery for consump tion, which 1 know from experience will euro consumption if taken in time. My wife improved with first hollie and twelve, bottles completed tho euro." (hires tho wor.?t coughs and cold* or mo noy rotunded at .J. T. Douglas' drug Store, ode and $1 Trial bottle freo. A Now Furniture Store. Special attention is askod to thc Advertisement of tho now Furni turo Store recently opened hy Mr. A. Siissman. Stock up-todato and pricos right. Next door to Excolsior Hardware JW?TKinghamH Rea?iable Hams, Breakfast Bacon, Boot Hnms, Bool* Tongue, always nico and frosh at, W. M. Howe's. [CK ? orm and resoluto.? oiiowjntf report: J .Ot the. Democratic dwi ia the oity <j candidates having ?ti) day of Auguj,.,, luu( .)ttj?j ti,oir ;\tes the o.mitry3(1 i lho rjemoorfttio mthe P^?^miUeo, will bo voted KcoSo' ^Tr> !;;ii)ti?U8- The, "Wo rejoice l!? ,H< b?W Tuesday Jio great strc t,)C -ecoud it ne-1 U.iltcd Slatefuesday .September ll th Dlty auditif , Internationa of our cour? 1 1 !"" duo, in lar#?cl??utiu, utruotlve st? Hodges, iblutive bffo/Uogi bothbranc^,.,,., , tiues. od and oft' T radust?iOV?' ^?0' Jr . whoso bv Umpboll, most cord liRUO, "With . SVill attontior. ,; ? m pi n, non, bli*. ' Gi ?on, publics i Towns ?nd, gonorqt, f< ( ivington, tnree^ L. ,t, ls r M iltou M Laurin. tih?ntjj ..<..? nsor. ?J M. K. Onward, ?J K. P Graham, v 11 Manning, Jr. f A l i?uick. I D SV, Pato, Si pa ? ' ?? o/ Education. . Stanton, fj. lOftstorling, ( nt?? I asurer. ?'.> Rogers, 11 Thomas. "ulitor. I. Bherrill. ( fa mpbell, J. N DUAK K; Thi? ?o'iintj ??uip?igii k?hedhios i ; . >:e?r ar,a?...:.!.: a . ?'O^UIW?, mr .. ' ....<. * i ls. lo S gin *; ?'nloel Wv ii?i?i, 'r?. . p'rvi ..emu. ... rOi>pjnsU)'.v8l tl.an all oflc c.;mbinr.d. iM ir ge bhfct b?fidl measure whld'i. ronlsirD?-ion L ; ma i and secr.,fl w . and s icrocary tv. State. Thesoi.il T. A. ny tho State c^air ?lons sa to the t>y - , G, W ?,helr\.lllo??8 and tc ailed up JU them . R> K \y c rry out thc du. chis way only can w lt. O'" upon tim Dem oraij registration and n ( n A tions, or at. least la' 1 A contest, when ftn , Involved, which w ' am01 by ccngioss in pasa cases. .. Wo deolare our che principles and"' M ihaunu publloan party as , i that platform wet3 .Good mulgated hy the 1 e. invention at C;ilA bT ATV i, if tho Hocond bo ueoeBsnry. Tho juanaijorH aro rcquostod to Bond ono o? thoir momboT for tho hoxoB on Monday boforo tho oloctiou. Tho manager* will bo paid Five Dollarn for coming oftor tho bosoB, holding tho olootiou and rotund nf* tho boxos. No extra OXPOUHOH will bo allowed. J. N. DRAKE, County Chairman. A. C. Green, Secretary FRIGHTFULLY HURNElh Ch??. W. Moore, a tnaohhmt ol' Ford City, Pa-.had his hand frightfully humed in nu oloctrioal furnace, ile applied Bucklcn's Amiea Salvo with tho usual result : "a quick und porfeot cure." Tho Kr?$ateft healer on earth Cor bums, sores, wounds, oezema and pi lox. 25o at J. T, Douglas' drusi store. A Welcome Visitor. Mr. J. W. Bryant, now of tho fia mor section Marion county, was hero Saturday and called. Ho ssys thc corn crop is fine, but the "arni}' worm" luis appeared in large numbers and aro cuting up tho young corn and all thc grass in sight. Tho fanners will nave to depend on a now crop of grass to save much hay. Tho cotton erop is not safo yot. -.. ?. ? - -. .\ ll l<:.YM\t; (??SlM?li. Th? Hov. .1 0 Warren, pastor ol' Sha ron Baptist church. Belair, Gi , says ol' Kloctriv Hitter*, "lt's a Godsend to man kind. It caroo mo oi lamo book, Min ? lints and complete physical Colapso. 1 w.iF so weak it took, ino hall'an hour to walk a milo. Two bottles ol' Klectric Hit lers have made nie so strom.,' I have j tint walked 3 milos in 50 minutos and lool like Walking throe moro. lt's undo a new man ol'me." G toa tesl reinody lor wonk HISS and ull Stomach, Liver and Kidney ;o tn plaint 8. .Sold under gu u nuce, at J . P, I>0llglft8 8 Drug Store, IVieo 5?\J, japturod at Last. Olin Williams, the colorotl youth who V An ted hy tho police for ?OHIO wrong do? Dg and who gave Mr. Wiley Atkinson a ively cIlllBO down ono ot' (ho streets and soaped, was captured hy bini Thursday light by ? little ruso, uixl Kriday moro ng Mayor Hodges uavo him a lino of $h> mich was paid. Tho boy who "bucks" iViley will surely got tho worst ol' it. Bessie Burnotti colored, ono ol seven eeontly oftught gambliog, hut raanagod o got away, was captured Saturday night ,t (/lio und brought to Bennottsvillo on lunday by Wiley. Monday tho mayor ot him off with a lino of $10. You will find all vari ties of Turnip Kood at Ronnotlsvillo Pharmacy. THE YELLOW FEVER GERM as recently boon discovered, lt boars a loto resemblance to tho malaria gorm, 'e free the sytotn from discaso germs the lost eitoelive, reinody is Dr- Kuig'n Now lifo Pilh. Guaranteed lo euro diseases uo to malaria poison und constipation. 5c at J. T. DoiiKlas' drug ^tor?. - Lust Friday was surely of day. ANNOUNCEMENTS. For The Senate. I am a candidate for tho State Senate u tho spp^mbiog Primary Klt?it?n. I viii abide by tim result of i>ald Klootiou, )0 governed hy tho rules and icgulations >f tho D?mocratie p u ty, and support tho KU ni no iv. thoroof. July ly, 00. T. I. UOOKUS. Tho many liiends ol'Col. H. M. Pcguos jf Smithvillo uuuniinoc him a candidate Tor tho Senate - sui jool to thc rules of thc Democratic prinuuy. June 27, PJOti, I hereby anuounco my candidacy foi tho Sonata from Mnrlboro county-subject to aotiou of Democratic primary. July 5, 1900 1*. A. Honors. House of Representatives. I horohy anuOUUOO my&cll a candidate for tho House of Rani ?ventai ives fron. Murlborc Comity, subject t) tho rulos of tho Dcmouratiu primary. Aug. <>, 1900 J? C Campboll. Tho many friends of Hon. C. P. Town send horohy uomiuatc him ns a candidate lor tho House of Representativos from Marlboro county, subject to thc rules of tho Democratic primary. I am a candidato for tho Houso of Representatives-r-ubjoot to tho action of tho Domooratio Primary. D. D. MoCoix, Jr. July 23. 1900 With confidence in that our friend, J. R SAMPSON, is an unquestionable boltov sr in nil just causas und lnws of* our State nod county, we horohy auuounuo him as n candidate for tho Uouso of Representa-, lives-subject to the action of tho Demo cratic primary. July 12, 1900. His FRIENDS, row COUNTY SliPBRVISOR. I In roby ap ibm ri -C lbj wll .\ onbd ...-?:.. for th ! bfliijo f ..'..?:.. r - ..?. r of M Hil boro U1VI/.U-. ii li bj od I I'1 'he r'nlb's* bf 'I tie Don y ttl fi -lil ii outvhdni'.' i I'jCo inly Sup l'vitior of ..t to i li ii rules yoi sinjii ! ptinury. 1 hereby announco my oandidacy for rocloetion as Supervisor of Marlboro corni ly-subject to tho Democratic primary. Juno 30, 1906. M. E. COWARD. I hereby announce myself n candi lalo for tho ellice of Supervisor of Marlboro county-subject to the rules governing thc Democratic primary. 1 am an old Confederate soldier, and as this office is a gift of thc people, I respectfully ask. that they honor me this time, and sec if 1 can? not give thom the service needed. July 3, 1906, A. J. QUICK, Tor County treasurer. I hereby announce myself a candidate for tho office ol' Treasurer of Marlboro county, subject to the rules governing the D?mocratie primary. Juno 20. 1900, N. B. ROGERS. Thanking tho people of Marlboro for tho liberal support given ino in the past, I hereby anuounco myself a candidato for reelection aa County Treasurer ..v, tuto 01 me Democratic primary, ARTHUR L, EASRERLING. May 23, 1906. I he oby announce myself a candidate for re-election as Superintendent of Kdu? nation of Marlboro county, subj cot to the Democratic primary. W. L. STANTON. June 5. 1900. For County Auditor. I hereby announce myself a candidate [br 'o election to the ollico of Auditor of Marlboro County--tupjeei to the rules of Lhc Democratic Primary. Respectfully, J une 2, 1900. Cl- SUKKUKM.. 1 hereby announce myself u candidate or thu office of County Auditor for Mari joro county-subject to thc rules govern? ug tho Democratic primary. J, 1'. OAMI'IIKLL, June 28th. 1906. e ?-j 1 v O' iff B m o fi M kl en r* '-? P*> td o w ? m Kl jw ? g.? ? ? **? o ? Fi s ?3 ?> ? t? 3 s o S 9 'S, - v B o. a & t-1 .d ? 2 B 2 P. s- g ?fl tr- > w (fi K a tr ^ 2 K. o ru o Moa 2. 0 tl o o'? t? g, O ?n _ ri: ? if Ci a R r, K ? (0 M For Sale Two lino young "Jorsy Cows," ith young oalves. Either ono ill supply a small family with nn bundnnco of milk und butter. A pply at thia office. Come and Seo? ne Milk Cow--$.'{0 will got her ?ne Mill and Evaporator at a bargain July 25. . R. (J. COX 10, W ARNING NOTICE. I horohy warn any and all persons from ring or harboring my daughter Kurmunah IMams, a minor, who has loft her homo I limit, cause or ooiutont. 1 will prof oouto pomms riolating thin uotieo. Aug. ,13,06, WKSVON WILLIAMS* .' "? WHEN iu Home, do ns Roma Buyiug JKWKM; V, 1 h> no ( OF Us. W fl Y i $hejM ? ? I teal can pick out the Si y io mu? & any delay. ELGIN ario WATJIAJ? various other makes to MM ii you We can supply you with Go Oases. Watches |l. r \ an see them. All guar; nt oed to tx be without the time >? flay- kt 7 W %??e aro !> o? beau* led for " Prettiest Patterns. All the L? I YOU AUK WBLOOW ll Our Prices nre tho Lo\ 61 < bsistei You will surely Find sanlei iii Among tho most popu. ' RrRColots, Fob Chains, H il i ? - ' - of Ladies Hair Combs, 1 us in all variotics and ci or? j Jewelry that you pureba i You should also v 1 bl TICAL PARLOR ?Thoroughly Examined? <. w ?Glassos. If so we have tl !Oi 7 000~OOOOOOOOOO?< i OOOOC^COOOOOOOC king you for psst .yaya claim our ca August 16, 1906. Seaboard Interchange! Better Than E The Seaboard Air changeable mileage ( on sale, will after July ho good over tho Conti gin, Georgia Southern ida,Norfolk and South tic and North Oarolii ginia nod Carolina C livo now additions, m tal of twenty-eight li ropresou tating noarl miles. You do not have to i purchase, but Seaboard intel and n< jw >n sudo w. .1 lu tl ? ii !.'?. ?iial ?>kfo' *A\-'?C*:;?>.' ? - ,"?;( |ii ' "Ot "'?i<?T.''? ' pVUOlu'i.-b'd. r .:. h:ii .our m?loay.u tWlu&i Kor further information write w. L. Buimouaiis, Columbi SNAKE BITE CU J Iodine, says an excita never-failing euro foi hites. The directions a about seven drops of t then scarify and ba wound also with iodine stance is cited where working In a held was I a toe by a large rattlesn was given a dose of io< sugar and about an hoi the dose was repeated, swelled some, but fur th? that there wore no ill This alleged cure was d ed by :i British army ol India, ami is said to ha> many animals and hui inga from death by sna son -Rockingham Angle A Hard Winter, A hard winier is pr An old farmer living i ii county says that the poe better be preparing for wini or. lie has been nearly all his life and li a pretty close observer, noticed that whenever th an unusual thickness o on corn that the fol low ii tor would be a severe on This year i he shucks r initially thick So you c mt for a cold, dry winte Foirs In August. Old weatherwise peo] I hat. for every fog wo ha ing the no ?nih of Angus will be that many snows winter. Koop accounl [lumber and density of t md soe how it turns out, nore dense tho fogs the ho snows will bo. Lis t?nalo light snows, and vVe h ad. a good fog on th - - -- . . - - How to Slice ?.'(n?nupla Pi* Tho toughness o? piueaj dmost entirely eliminated ng the fruit up and dowi tem to blossom etui inst? i li rough tho core, ns ia i lone. Thrust a fork int dos noni end to hold tho ,pplo steady and alice Unti omo to tho hurd, pithy rhioh can then ho discarded rick was tau g lit mo by a dneapple grower and muk he dineronoo in the world ondornoss of tho fruit, wir sually hard and chippy heed with instead of against ll rain.-Ex. tis do- When in -Bennottsvillo >thers clo. They invariably Buy ion. 1 Our Stock is large and you ind of Watch you want without i are our Leaders, but we carry in price, stylo and quality, ld, Silver, Gold Filled or Nickel d on up to $.160. Come in und "accurate time keepers, Don't top a Watch in your pocket. edding Gifts. showing an elabora I o collection 'ful and exclusive wares most lit Wedding Gills" ,E SILVER Io a hugo variety . CUT GLASS in the uewest and welties In Jowolvy for tho Hummer, ad inspect our Stook a*, any timo, it with tho Best Quality of Goods, ijin our Stock to Please yo?. . wdry you will Hud Shirt*Waist Setts, ?ried Uno of plain and fancy patterns Signet Kings aro carried in stock hy limber that wo engrave any articlo ol I chargo. ; d ho pleased io lit your Eyes for you. Our Repair Department (s the best in (lu1 Tee Deo .sec tion. If you have any article )f Jewelry 1 liat you want made )ver Into now .Towelry bring it lo us. H ymir watch docs not nm and keep (imo you should let us repair it at once. All of goods lind work ure guaranteed lo be satisiaclory or money re funded prom j illy. iciting a continuance ol sumo, which , J am yours, J. PEARSON, < Optician mit/ Engraver, BENNETTS VILLEt X. G. Thc Merits ol' Our Rye (?hisses - AFPOW) YOU - CL EAR VISION, EASY VISION, HAPPY VISION. He Seas best who Sees the con sequences. DON'T PUT IT OFF Come at Once and Have Ps Pit Your Eyes for you. FREE EXAMINATION Bv SAM J. PKA11S0N Loading Jowolcr nud Optician ."rxj x tat ii DAILY RECORD OF COLUMBIA, S, C . Ton Woaks ; Which Covers the Campaign. !n Tho Record will he found daily orts of tho campaign meetings hy J. WILSON GIBBES ,'Oteran nt .such work. His name ich ed ti tho reports is a guarantee . heir fairness and accuracy. li*or niue yearn The Ricord has ad? oated the dispensary. Editorially, .laity sela hirth thu robsons why the oensary should bo retained Every nd of ibo dispensary who wishes to |) posted with argument* tc meet opposition should read The Record 'he Record ton weeks fur fiO cents, ilutely in advance. The Record, CO LU M lil A, S. C. I AY, LOOK HERE ! Did you know the Bennetts* c Mercantile Co, was selling st Patenl Plour at $f5.0(), and sond Palenl at $d ;,o ? Well, y are, and now is your time *et sonni while its down. .pared for tho Work. lr. S. J. l'maison, thc Jeweler, has one ul tho Intest improvements ?ngraving your name or initials my article, of ;:.>!(' ur silver or ii ie thc must up?lo date m a nu or. samples ul work already ?lone by are just lino. Call and see him. Plowers ! Flowers ! Irs. duo S. Moore has aline of Geranio mn, Begonias ns, P'.lms and other plants, I rooted, that she desires lo Cuttings 25c per dozen, higgs from pure brod Sin gio Comb li row ii Log n s, Liu IT P. Rocks or Marred ocks can bo had ut tho Dem it ellice. DRESSED LUMBER, 3ve Wood and loo, ! take pleasure) ia lu forming the public that wc are now prepared ess Lumber, lill orders for good, BtOVO wood, supply [oe iii any lily, at tho lionnettsvillo planing uoar tho Ooist Line yard, ono KIO and your orders will he ptly dolivored to ydu, .J. J. M UN.VKU1.YN. ril '?G, 1900. r* BMVo cars of Timothy To be sold right, enneltsvllle Mercan ll lo Co, IEL mow < That t?tere is a ?'J OlUlllll 0pext Door to Excelsior Hardware A. SULMAN, BENNETTSVILLE, 8, C, July 2, 190(5. 300 BARRELS OF THE FINEST F WHIM IT LASTS WE WILL SELL The Finest! Patent at $5.00, and the Second Patent at $4.00 FKR BARREL. N"ice Lot of JEH^xxxm Home Made and Kinghan's Reliable. HAMILTON & BROWN SHOES, THE "AMERICAN LADY" THE FINEST. ft??" Gall and (jd. our pviws be/bt'< htit/iuf/, ? J8*?y* Prompt Altcn'tion given t?? Phono Orders. Ring up 48. DENN RTT8VILLE MERCANTILE CO. JUNE 28, 190(1. 3 Ul! I H. B. FULLER, Successor..lo PULLEN IttlOS., is now ?ii tho Wost BUYING STOCK for Ins STABLES IN BENNETTS VILLE, and (lie now invoice of Horses and Mules will arrive in BeniioUsville APRIL 24th. A FT KR THIS DATE I will keep my STABLES well filled with a select lot of l\3ice Horses and IV!liles Buring thc entire summer. j Give me a call before buying elsewhere. / WILL SIHL/J ON SHOUT P HO FITS-QUICK SALES. Large supply of Buggies, "Wagons and Harness ON ll AND AT A LL TIMES. RESPECTFULLY April li), looi! H, Wm FULLED RIIIIBll'Wo lito When in Want ot ams - or a Trip to the Country. Always Ready to serve Calls for Teams. Phone 93. FOR MOR ^ES;:AN;P M U UE S Q? LY . SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville, S. C. MoUOU DRUG CO., McOoll S. C." ii ii ii i iiwii iiiiim i man i HM? <&( v?x x& >& sk i?V& &i ?*X /?X 4N Six x?x v&< v?x ?&< ySx vSx v&<v&< v&< V?< v?< v?s-^ I ? I SOUTH' 'WIEST. OuaLnr New Line -THE DIRECT WAY :rsi'OT?'.r:i t, ^ :i'!AST. I BENNETTS VILLE ? CUERA W R. R. ft AND Loavc Bdnnottsviilo Arrivo Oheraw AIR LINE RAILWAY. ?7.05 n. m., 7.00 p. m. 8.10 p. m. DAILY EXOKPT SUNDAY, * Diroct connections at Ohoraw with through traine to Thc short linc and quickest lime to Wilmington, Charlotte, Atlanta, Haleigh, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now York, Boston, Bu (Ta lo, Pittsburg an<l all points North and lO.ist. Tho thort line and quickest limo to Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa, Montgomery, Now Orleans and all points ?South and Weat. >x tho North, East, South nnil Wont. I * * I I I I 0I1ARI.K3 v. STEWART, A. (1. V. A., S.A Ii, Ry, Savannah, fla li ? m m >*< B ? ? ta Voi lurtlior information coll on J, T. ?1KDLIN, agoni Bnnnottsvlllo & Ohoraw lt. lt.. RonnotUvMo.S, C.,or iildross VV. !.. ItlUtROUOIIS ^? T. 1* A., >SKAHOARI> AIH LINK RV., Columbia, 8. 0? v?A SAY a SAY IT PLA m. FOU Houle Prinking "KED KOCK" s'ands out among all other drinks as nu exceptionally pure high olusa article. It is so valuable es au nid to digestion, that many leading Nanita riums order it io barrels at a time, tor the use Of their convalescents and pa? tieuts. It is ainu a splondod remedial agent in kidney disorders and liver troubles. I hot tiri various drinks and "Red Rock Ginger Ale" as the queen, of all drinks. Bennetlsvillo Buttling Wo riso. J 0. HUBBAUD, Prop'r. June 12, 1?0G - NEW TIN SHOP I have oponed up an up to date Till Shop in the roar of W. L. Pearson's Jewelry Store, where I am now pre* pared to DO ALL KINDS TIN ROOFING GUTTERING and SLATING on short uotico. Protect your houses by using Gutters, etc. All now work guaran teed. You will lind my work done in the best stylo. Give me a Trial. Old Cook Stoves Repaired. You KS TO BKHVK G. L. DIXON. April 5, 1906. Tti?r*ftr?cnor?ftIoCnll P&UtTBfcMM lnth?Unl?o4 into (lian of any oili<-r nir.ke ol iiattciiu. TM* I? pm r'?count ot their style, nv ir.icy and simplicity. MoOatt'a MnirnrtacJTh?Q?eetUl Fa.kUa)k?j ^.ro ?uo?orlhfr< lluii . i y w lier 1 .uriic?' Magailrto. Ona fMr'l lutxciinrliirr ( w nmri'icri) cnn? 00 OOblO, Ml*** Ra nib or, a coils. Fvcrv v lictibor gel* a McCtU tam Fr??. Siilj..crllo t?dajr. X.adr A?riMn Wanted. Il?nAt?m*pirwilMMi KbtraTcirjh Comirilttil.Mt, Pattern Catalogue^ ot tat 4?. ?ifni) and Premium Cjtalrijua (thowliif 400 preAluBva) ?.Mt ire?, Addrosa TilS McCALL CO., NoiT.Vwh. JET. C. mOttKISON, - I?K > I.Kl! ll - Elootvic-l and Plumbing r.uppllos. Bice: ic Lamps a ^;e::alty. Manfti/er Viii) l'll0<U;V'io 1'lant. Phone II |. MounotOrvillo. S. O. jj?- Report all troub'o with tho linoB or I atrcot lights to tho above. lip un... uumuuiti LI FOR SALE I . Parties in want of first class Lumber can get it from A. J. JONES, . Oct 18. Blenheim, lt. F. D. 1. --- i -! arl-.. I'.VL-JU; Fi NE COTTON FARMS rai* &%'?k? IN CHtSTFP.FlE? i) 00?MTY. VTi_Pco.jDc.c. 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