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A. HROWJtr ~ *. . - Editor Friday Soptember 7, 1906. ?S? IKubvorlptlon t'rlcei Ono year.? 1.00 Six months...... r. .50 Three months.25 P?N AND S CIJ38 OR GRAPHS There were 5000 less Tillman scratchers in 1906 than in 1900. Senator Tillman will address tbe Chatauqua at Charlotte one day next weok. Stops aro hoing tuleen to prose cute tho packing compantos on soi ling short weight lard in chicago. Tillman was soratohed 329 limosin Marlboro, Bennettaville gave him 123 scratches. Marlboro gavo Rtigsdalo more votes thon Lyon in tho first pri mary and will do still bettor next Tuesday. Weston beat Haskell almost three to one in Richland county for the State Senate. Gen. Wilie .iones has beon vindicated. Tho voters of Chesterfield gave Hov. T W. Scruggs a handsome vote in spito of those who triod to ?drown hun. Ho will moko a good Representative. Friendships should have no part iu the selection of men for public service. Brain and ex perience should outweigh every minor consideration. Tho IHoronce Times says of Mr. Huged ale: "Wo know that he is us good a lawyer as his opponent ami UH faithful in tho pursuit of duly, and wo ought to show our faith in him. If christian po?plo can excuse themselves for voting for a clase that uro to bo excluded from tho kingdom, surely tho common folks ?an bo excused tor voting for the .class that is not mentioned. Mr. Kagsdale carriotl his coun ty. Ho received 400 votes over the combined yotes of his compet? torn, u striking tributo to his wortli and ability by those who know him best. (Jen. Youmans curried his county by a good majority over both of his competitors. Lyon on theothor hand, foll short of carry ing his homo county over hi? op ponents. Further common! is un* necessary-Record ^o au ! o? i. OB)t?E. ll . 'ii i e.'I In ' *ol of the A hitikj Ira?lo ma) ^ tc tho coun ties. If Manning wins the State will control tho sales as now. Now .ri.:-i. .i" _o -ur.. - ? bolicyo that AIMOIIK aiootion tojll) ourlai) tbe a-..I" bi vv?i?5<Vv in So: .. , Carolina, bbl tbij .. llb ?" . i ; pondit .. , r s .; i wi i 'bl ? ' ? nc M a?o, rat bo ir. iHii? '. mont of tho saleof whiskey through out tho Stato. There is also great danger of tho county dispensary system leading to "high license," or individual selling, which moauB '^tlio "open bar." Take your choico Mr. JE Brimson thy prohibition candidato for Governor, says ; "COUNTY DISPENSARIES WILL WORK MORE EVIL IN OUR MIDST THAN THE STATE DISPENSARY WITH ALL ITS CORRUPTION.,v If you think with Mr. Brimson vote for MANNING. RAILROAD COMMISSIONER If there is an officer lo be select ed at the next primary who comes in direct touch with thc people; who directly influences the material in terest of every section of the State, it is the Railroad Commissioner. Not hing eau bo truer I han the maxim. "Railroads largely make or mar a town," and owing to the great j tower exercised by these all pervading and immensely wealthy corporations, it is hard to resist thoir influence, "Trim it in, and pity 'tm, 'tis true," tho Railroad .Commissioner ir. this Slate lum largely become au object of contempt mid derision. "Some how, or some ?how CIHC," every mun heretofore elected han, in the language of Sen ator Tillman, been "lamed", and it ?is generally believed that instead of controlling the railroads the railroads have controlled them' Can't this be changed ? I indonbted ly, if wo select for thal position such a man as J. M. Sullivan; of Anderson. Ho is a practical busi ness man, a man of ability, of un swerving integrity and unquestion able "spinalify." In a word, he has, from experience, a thorough know ledge of conditions, tho intelligence to supply the needs, and tho lirm mesK (o enforce the remedios, lie will at the same time, do full jus tice to the railroads and give full protection to all corporate power?. Ile is just that man we waul and (the ci ti Ken oughl not to hesitate between such a candidate and one Whoso only boast ll js to claim lo ibo able to shake more /fa lui H in a given time I han any Ofli?l u;an in ?tho Slate. So-lesday In Septem bor. There was a pretty fair crowd in How? Monday and a large allende noe .of the "Old Vets" in response to thc ?ci?!] of tho Commander. There was BooMciul sales. Thc homo trader? wore out iu full forco and somo dhan gea made There were no social ?oxliibils. A yuiet orderly crowd and KI! i]in", of special interest transpired. JMr. Ii> i vid sold ? horno und hilgay jorf? v-W""'i'.r- ",; "'" NOT; At a meeting of the County Executu the returns from the diflbiont oluba wei didatea h?vi?ig received a majority of a gular uotninees of tho Democratic part eral Election to be hold in November i For House of Representative D. D 1 For Judgo'rjf Probate Miltou MeLa For Superintendent ot Education 1 N. B. Rogers recomnionded for apr J. P, Campbell rocommeuded for ap Tho following candidato? for ?State o for H0U80 of Representatives J. (J. Ca and J. V. Gibson aud for County Supo Coward having failed to receive a maj tho highest numbor of votes aro doolire tho next Primary Election to bo held 0 The Samo managers are olected to sc Dollars to gether. For coming after boxes tho day boro ho boxeas aftor the oloctiou. No otho J. A. O, Green Seorotary. Card From Mr. Mclaurin. ICDITOR DEMOCRAT : To corroct various rumora as to my attitude in tho coming primary 1 take this mothod of defining my position : I am supporting the Dispensary ticket for both Stato and County offices ; and I hope all my friends will do tho same. I look on it us a matter of prin ciple, and not asa personal matter. Yours truly, J. F. MoLaurin. MoColl, Sept. 5, 1906. Our State Ticket The ticket we shall vote on next Tuosday for State officers is Manning for Governor, Ragsdalo for Attorney General Sullivan for R. R. Commissioner Why, Because they are our choice of the lof, and were heavily endors ed by their home counties. Boo's Laxative Honey and Tar the or* uin?l laxal iv cough syrup acts as a calhar . do oa tho bowels. It is mado from tho tar gathered from the pine troes of our own country, therefore is tho best for children. It is good for coughs, colds, croup, Whooping cough.etc. Try our froo oiler. Sold By Marlboro Drug Co. How To Learn Religion. Tho way to learn religion, said Henry Ward Beecher, is "working for the salva tiou of others. Not with pon or tonguo scattering aspersions that might injure thc charaotcr of tlioso whoso records may outshine yours. A Family Reunion. Chcraw Reporter, Mr8A. B. Coward has had with her tho past week all of her sisters oxcopt one, and several other mcmbors of the family. It has hoon a number of years since all of the family woro to gether, and tho coming of her sisters, has been looked forward to with much pleaeure. Osent. : M - j.C ?vu. fi'?ro \ KU ! uliman 1 nd Ala ... bini' .iron, irom BennettBville ; Mrs Etta Swett, from Gibson, N. 0.; (widow of tho lalo Walker Swett, a brother of Mrs Coward ; Mrs 0. B. Barden and ono child, from Mooroo, N. C. ; Mrs C. W. ?andorB from Haleigh, N. C. and Mrs B. W. Spencer and oue child from Darlington. Tho above are the descendente of a well known Methodist preachor of this county, Rev. Nathan L. Swett, who farmed in Smithville, assisted tho cir cuit preachers, and at ono timo served the county ns Supt of Education. - A SCIENTIFIC wONDHtt. Tho cures that stand to its credit inako Buoklen's Aruioa Salvo a soionlifit won der. lt cured E. lt. Malford, lecturer tor tho patrons of Husbandry, Waynes boro, Pa,, of a distressing case of Pilos. It heals the worst Hums Sores. Roils, Ulcer*, Cuts, Wounds, Chilblains and Salt Rheum. Only L'5c at J. T. Douglas's Drug Stoic. Somo Olovor Reasoning* And it came to pass that after he had advertised his goods there came unfo him grout crowds from all tho regions about and did buy of hun. And when his competitors saw it, they wondered and reasoned among themselves, saying : "How comes it that this niau is busy, while we loaf idly about our doors?" And lie spake tinto thom : "In this fast ige of push and rustle it is easier fora camed to enter thc eye of a needle than fdr a man to Moorish ?vithouI advertising. A sour stomach, a Ind breath, a pasty lomploxioo and othor consequences of a lisordorod digestion aro quickly removed >y tho uso of Hiiiirs Dyspepsia tablets. Pwe days troalm't free. Sold by MarN .oro Drug C<?. DOCTORS AUK PUZZLED. Thc remarkable rocovcry of Kenneth lol vor, of Yancoboro, Mc, is tho sub ;ct ol' muoll interest to the medical raturnity and a wide cirelo of friends, lo says cf his casu: "Owing to scvore ufllauution of the Throat and congestion f tho Lungs, three doctoro gavo nie up odio, When as a last resort, 1 wus in? uced to try Dr. King's New Dboovcry nd I ?rn happy to wy-, it sijynil niy lifo," lures tho worst Coughs and Colds, bronc hitis, Tonsilitis, Weak Lungs, Hoarse.? ess and LaGrippo. Ouarantuod at J. T. hlUglus's drug storo" Mio and $1.00. 'liai bottle hoe. ? ?p> ? The Oilier Fellow. Mie butcher thinks the baker has an easy time through life; 'lie baker thinks tho doctor's path is even free frOr# etr/fo: .nd to us all this truth comes homo ns through this lifo wo hob i/s (bu o thor lu How every time that has thc ??a*y joh. Tho Atlantic Coast 1/ine is hay ig Bl new passenger coachescon ruoted at thu <w wor|(8 at Wil ing ton .Dui. ?falBfr?arriir, x.r^iif,. ?i?." ,,'. i.V. ?*.>. ??..?^ -_-, ICE, re Committee hold Aug :50th 1906, re~ canvassed and the following cnn di the votes casi, are declarod the re* ir and will ho voted for at tho (Jen next: UcColl Jr. urin. Lr thur h. Eaeterling. lointmtnt aa County Trensuror. poiutiuout HB County Auditor, euator, T. I Rogers and P. A.'Hodges mpholl, J. J. Lano, C. P. Townsond rvisor Frank Mnnuiug Jr., and M. E irity of tho votes cast, hut recoiviugl d to be candidates to be voted for at I O September li th 1906 rvo that day, and will bo paid Five| re, holding tho election, and roturning r expoiuio will be allowed. N. DRAKE County Chairman MEETING OF CA AIP ll EN EGAN. In obodiuncu to orders Camp llonogan No. 7?? uHsemblod in tho courts homo al Ueonottsvillu on September :>d, It?OO, for tho puni?se of electing lour portions to co nat unto s County Hoard of Pensions Comrade Charles Crosland movod that tho county bo divided into throo Bcotions, and a dolcgato bo aulcotod from euoh soo tion. Tho motion pJovailod and Coo. N. McCall, Frank Manning. Sr., and J-A. Stubbs wore nomioatod. It was theo movod that tho fourth man bc oleotod by ?ho ('amp. Colorado S. J. M ol unis wan nominated and oleotod. Thc now Board now stauds : S. J. Mo? Innis. (J. ?N. McCall, Frank Manning and J, A. Stubbs, with lull power to olect a physician to aol with thurn. Comrade II. II. Newton in behalf of | thc inonuinont connuittoe inaado a very favorable report, stating that the commit' tee had given out the contract to bo com ploted by ?January 1st, 1907, at a cost ol' $'2,700-tho monument to bc erected on the public rquaro. Comrades Mclutyrc and C. Crosland mode some very appropriato remarks. Rro. Crosland u ?cd upon tho Camp tho neceasity of having some fixod plana as to rahing help for those who were in needy circumstances. lie also moved that a committee of tinco be appointed by tho Commander to form?late said plan. C. Croslaud, C. P. Townsend aud D.P. liar grovo were appointed on said committee. Comrade Hargrove culed tho attention of tho Cami) to tho needy condition of a comrado. Commander Creen also named ono neodiug help, and $5.00 was raised. Comrade Hargrovo offered thc following motion : That the monument committee be rcquoatcd to have a suitable inscription upon tho monument io perpetuate tho memory of the sacrifices of tho uoblo wo men who stood by the old soldiers in dio fight aa thc patriotic women of tho proR ont who have worked so faithfully for the erection of thc monument After remarks by oomrados II. II. Now ton, Col. Moltyro and others, oomrade Newton stated that the monument com niitteo would bo pleased to have a number of suggestions as to suitable inscriptions, in order that the committee might make thc best selection. There hoing no further businosa tito Camp adjourned. J. B. GREEN, Commander. C. D. EASTKKI.INO, Adjutant. To Ootton n" > ; ?? . i ii- , :?. til ! -.<) oi llb If '-I l'i I?C i ol tho Colic. liai humuiuriug uown I pries, ?pinners will therefore buy spnrriugly. "If you want s profit on tho prosed orop you must market sparingly. Every bale you rush on the market is tho stron gest possible bear argument. "Maikot your oottou oidy so rapidly as tho spinners demand it, or you will pay doarly for your hurry. Monoy Spout For Education. It ia estimated that thoro was expended in the United Status last year for education, including schools of all kinds and colleges, a total of $344,216.2^7. Yet, with this larpe sum spout to cduoate tho young, cigarette smoking, to bacco chowing and whiskey drink ing, continue to increase. Notice of Court NOTICE ia hereby given that tho Court of General Sessions for the County of Marlboro will eonveno at llonnettsville on tho Third Monday in October noxt, iboing 15th day thereof) 1906, in and for th? io un ty of Marlboro and Bute of Booth carolina. All persons intoroated will tako lue notice thoreof. J. A. DRAKE, Clerk Court of O. V. & O. H. Por Marlboro Co., B. C. Sept 7, 1906.-un Thc State of So? iii Carolina. County ot Marlboro- ('oort Common Picas. lt, J, MOOAW.BY, JR*, Plaintiff, against ki. J. BACK .& COMPANY, a corporation doing business in Jersey City, Now .1er. any, and 42 Broadway in the City of New York in the Btate of Now York, Dofd't. Copy Summons for Relief, I Complaint Borvod. > L'o thu Defendant, M. J, Bago & Company You arc Hereby Summoned anti Re wired to amover the complaint in thia ne lon of which a copy is liorewith nerved ipon you, and to serve a OOpy of your un? wer to the mud complaint on tho y 11 boori - or nt Ilia olliue in Ueiiiiottsvillc, Booth landina, within twenty days after tho ervine unroof, exclusive of the day of noli Borvluo ; and if yon fail to answer tho omphiint within tho time aforesaid, tho Is in tiff in this notion will apply to the lourt for the relief demanded in the oom* taint, Dated August 2?d, A D., i yon. T. W. UOUCUIEK, Plaintiff's Attorney. 'o tho Defendant M. J. Bago & Company: Take notice that the Bummons in Ilia action, of which the foregoing in a >py/ ia filed tho oluoo of tho Clerk of m Oonrlof Common l'to.a? for tho county f Marlboro at BotMOtUvlllo, in tlieoounty f Marlboro, in tho Btate of Booth Oarolb on the 23d day of August, A. 1). 1906? T. W. ROUOHIKR, Plaintiffs Attorney. Ilcnnettsvillc, S. c. Align?t Ji, lyon ?8tffcfiii..1,i ADV] GP TI HEN in Itopio, do as Romar Buying JEWIU.KY, DO as o OF Us. WHY? There's a Reas^ can pick out the Btyle and Ki any delay. ELGIN and W \ VHAM various other makes io suit you We can surely you with Gol Cases. Watbhes $1, fri, *r>, anc see them. All guaranteed to be be without the tims ot dd v-ke ' " -< I ? X ? I Patt ms Prettiest PuUfcree. A] ll ' Nc YOU ARE WELC o ai Our Prices are Hie ' on You will surely Find somsthini Among tho most pe i ular ,unioior Jc Bracolote, Fob Chain, II I I ; isa of Ladies Hair Comb? ?Ho, us in all varieties nm colon I >m Jewelry that you pur oe You should als? ?I i mr Ol TICAL PARLOR ?UK M EY Thoroughly Examin?t nu Glasses. If so wo hav I ou I ) J I V 1 HQ . -o Thanking you for p so shall always claim oui Loi August 10, 1900 Seaboard Interchaii e Better Than The Soaboard A changeable mileagi v on sale, will after J o bo good over the Ce gin, Georgia Soutln ida,Norfolk and Soi tic and North Cai guna and Caroline i, fivo new additions > tal of twenty-eight II icprefiontating n 0 miles. You do not have ir ....... V 1 ! Cl *. i . . ' " i ? I mah i-1 tv) {Va rd loila oi date i. Ph !. . youl- mil.!.?..,a from the Seaboard Air way. For furthor informatiot W. L. BURROU Co' ii ?la '. (:. Type Writing Dono to I Papers and Manuscript Tenohora1 Testimonials Charges reasonable. ( MATTI H C August IQO(>. ^ Insure Your Uins ? QA LL ON or write- I and have your O ina i Insured for any lcngih of cheaper rates than you ea oilier company. No wan incuts. No assessments conditions, Straight, a sn ra ncc. T. W. S Aug. 33. ? N on will find all Turnip Seed at li Pharmacy, Winthrop Normal (Jo I Wo return thanks I t I). B, ?Johnson, for ncr I md calendar for 190( 3 next torin begins September 19, 1900, a I dx there last year I have as many moro th SAY, LOOK HER Did you know th fille Mercantile Co , liest Patent Flour al Second Patent at hey are, and now it ,o get some while its V Now Furniture St Special attention is kdvertisoment of tho uro Store rocontly oj, \. SiiBsman. Stool md prices right. N Excelsior llardwuro. F have 100 S MTS Samples, which Wi t) retail at Wholesale pi This la a rare onpprtu lot of Harneas at Manu Wo wiil not charge [a rn ese to any ono, as sid for SPOT CASU. P. A, Honans J .m? 27? Bunne 'repared for the Wm M r. S, J. Pearson, UK ow ono of tho latest >r engraving your nar II any articlo of gold late in tho most up-to ho ea ni pies of work ah im aro just line. Call a is do- When in Bonnettsville titers do. They invariably BUY on. Our Stook is large and yon nd of Watoli you want without] are our Leaders, but we carry in price, style and quality, d? Silver, Gold Pilled or Nickel I on up to $160. Como in and accurate timekeepers, Don't ep a Watch in your pocket. ?dding Gifts. showing an elaborate collection ful and exclusive wares must lit Wedding Gifts " E SILVER In a largo varioty CUT GLASS in tho uewcet and ivoltlos Ia Jewelry for tue Summer. id inspect our Stock a*? any time. L with tho Host Quality of Good?, gin our Stock to Please you. iwelry you will find Shirt-Waiet Setts, orted line of plain and fancy patterns Signet Rings are carried in stock hy omher that wo engrave any articlo of >f charge. ld ho piuuocU io tl? your 10) cc fur you Our Repair Department Ts tho best in thc Pee Dec sec tion. Jf you have any article of Jewelry that you want mudo over into new Jewelry bring it to us? Ii your watch docs not run and keep time you should let us repair it at once. All of goods and work ure guaranteed lo be satisfactory or money re funded promptly. licking a continuance of same, which ii, I am yours, 1 J. PEARSON, oclerx Optician and ICIKJ raver. BENNETTS VILLE, S. 0. The Merits of Our Eye ( i lasses - AFFORD YOU - OLEAR VISION, EASY VISION, HAPPY VISION. He Seas best who Sees the con sequences. DON'T PUT IT OFF Come al Once and Have Us Fit Your Eyes for you. FREE EXAMINATION BY SAM J. PEARSON I/eading Jowolor and Optician ? 0 ..?a, .1 l-l i .<.. . .\ ? ?'. "' " '? ,;,3Mt *3 ' '% ' - ? 1 illili x W o ' P 111 ^ ^ i_i w 3 ct> ? mmM lad H Z t I ?. H S g 3 S- t ?? ? T O * a. E. * w O ? r i l l ! IS S S S 8 ? S ? ,? Q hH 3 38 8.? H LiJ H Iiis? O O Cb o J -J UDO </> ~ M . . aa O o h-t o o cu o ^ ff? hr| " i 8 ? ? ' U* ?3* S o- g S P . ?' S I-i o o rt O ? is-? ? tr1 For Sale Two lino young "Jorey Cowa," with young calves. Either one will supply a small family with an abundance of milk and but tor. Apply tit this office. Come and See. One Milk dow-$30 will got her. (Juno .Mill and Evaporator at ? bargain July as. U. C. COX ii, Flowers ! Flowers ! Mrs. JnoS. Moore has a fine lot of Geraniums, Begonias Ferns, P'Ums and oilier plants, well rooted, that she desires lo soil Cuttings 2f)c per dozen. Kggs from pure brod Sin _ gie Comb Ih'own Leg hi)Tif*s7 Burt P. Kocks or Barred P Rocks can be had at the Dem oe rill, o llice. DRESSED LUMBER, Stove Wood arid Ice, WK take pleasure in in forming tho publio that WC are now prepared Lo Dress humber, l!'.l orders tor good, Iry stove wood, supply fcc in any pntntity, al the ileum.neville planing nill, near tho Ooasl hi?o yard. Pilono 1G6 and your orden will he >romptly delivered to you. J. J, MUNNKIILYN. April 26, I Wm. WARNING NOTICE. I heroby warn any and all poroons from dring or harboring my daughter SuMumah VillianM, a minor, who ha? loft hor homo ri?iout causo or OMiHont. I will pronoouto ll persian violating this nolioo. Autf. 13, 06, War VON WILLIAM*. That there is a lyn rill Next Door to Excelsior Hardware A. SUSSIIAN, 3? E N N ET'fS VI IX K, 8. O , July 2, 1900. Watch this space For New Arrivais at the BENNETT1LLE MERCANTILE CO'S Corner Store. HORSES and MULES. H. B. FULLER, Successor to F?LLER BROS., is now in tlie West B?Y?NC1 STOCK for bis STABLES IN BENNETTSVILLE, and tho new invoice of Horses and Mules will arrive in Bennetlsville APRIL 24th. A FTER THIS DATE I will keep my STABLES well filled with a select lot of Nice Horses and Mules During the entire summer. Give me a call before buying elsewherem I WILL SELL ON SHORT PROFITS-QUICK SALES. Large supply of Buggies, Wagons and Harness ON II AND AT ALL TIMES. ,.? w TO LL KR. . IL MOOSE' STABLES When in Want ol Teams for the Railroad, or a - Trip to the Country. Always Ready to serve Calls for Teams. Phone 93. 0 Asher ait's Condition Powders Makes poor horses and nuiles fat. without bloating. It does this by fust thoroughly cleansing the system of all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food, thereby creating solid muscle and fat. Horses and mules improve in appetite and spirits after the first few doses, thc hair sheds, and the new coat is always sleek and glossy. Asheraft's Condition Powders arc packed in doses, without 'Tiller," and good for horses and mules only. It is a most powerful tonic and appetizer, being the formulas of a practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's experience. It is easily thc foremost remedy in its class on the American market to-day. Price 25 cents package. SMITH NEWTON, Bennettsville. S. C. MoOOLL DRUG CO., McColl ?. C.? >t<>*><>t<>t<>^<>*<>*< >*<>*<>?<}"0$>t< >t<>x<>?<>x<>$<>?<>$<>5<>$<>%<>%<>%<K< ? Our New Line u .TH K DlttEOT WAY - jsj'o:R/.r.'.i i , SOtTTII :GA8T. WEST. BENNETTSVILLE & CHER AW R. R. -AND 7.00 p. m. 8.10 p. m. AIR LINK RAILWAY. Leuvo Bonnottsville *7.05 a. m., Arrive Ohornw DAILY BX0KPT SUNDAY. * Direct, connections nt Ohornw with through trains to tho North, East, (South and Wost. Tho Hhort lino and <|uiokost timo to Wilmington, Charlotte, Atlanta, Raleigh, Itlohmoud, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now York, Boston. Buffalo, Pittsburg and all points North and Eajt. The fhort lino and (|uioke.st timo to Columhia, Savannah, .Jaoksonvillo, Tampa, Montgomery, Now Orleans and all pointa South and Weat. Kot further information call on J. T MEDLIN, agent Bonncttavillo & Choraw H. lt.. Bonnottsvillo.S. C., or address W. L. BlJltUOUUIIS T. P A., SKAHOARD Am LINK KY., Columhia, H. C. OIIAltLK-S 1<\ STEWAitT, A. 0. P. A., S.A L, Hy, Savannnh, Ga FOU Homo Drinking "Ky.]) KOCK" etaods out muong ail other drinks UH au exceptionally puro high clues article. It ls so valuable as au nid to digestion, that many loading Sanita riums order lt in barrels at a time, for the use of their convalescents and pa tients. It is alao a eploudod remedial agent in kidney disorders and liver troubles. I bottle various drinks and "Ked Kock Ginger Ade" as tho queen of al) drinks. Bennettsvillo Bottling Works, i J C. HunnAKD, Prop'r. June 12, 1906 NEW TIN SHOP I have opened up an up to date Tin Shop in tho rear of W. L. Penreon's .Jewelry Btoro, where I nm now pin pa red to DO ALL KINDS TIN HOOPING I GUTTERING and SLATING on ebert notice. Protect j our houses by using Gutters, etc. All new work guaran teed. Yon will find my work done in ibo best stylo. Give me a Trial. Old Cook Stoves Repaired. YOURS TO SKRVJS. G. ti, DIXON. April 5,.1906r 'T????r? mew McCall Putt^vaatoUin^iMu? wm*? tbtm 0/ any oth.r m?kc o I pa torn? TU? U W fcMount o( their ityle, accuracy und ?linpllclty. Me?alU? MrtuniMuo(The Queen ?' J'ljMl* UTIirV - ihm Ki.y Miter Lnfll??'M??m?in?. <g?j Wi tub??rlpil..n (it humUr?) COM. "0 oe?l?. MU?? Mooker. ? OeOttl. I very ?ubscrlber t?U ? M?,?U It?. ?MU I'rce. Siiliicrile i.xlny. ?.mdy A trent" Wanted. H^W??jM<y?/| Sani) ano Pramino) CutaWue (?howln? 400 ?renftUMO %Sat fro?, Address TUB McCALL CO., Mo? Votk E. C. MOlt?tlSON, -> DK.vi.eti iv -1 Eloctiicil and Plumbing Supplies. Electric Lamps a Spoialtyv,. M((""'4' - f'ftff fd ' " " t ?? t ri Vtant. Phone 11/,. >.'. ..Hie, 3, 0. ' Itcport id! . i > . ; thc hmm jr atret Ugh LUMBER, Ll)liE,LI FOR SALE I Parties in want of first class Lumber can get it from A. J. JONES, Oot 18. Blenheim, lt. F. D. 1. FiNE COTTON FARMS rem /SAJL..#?' IN 0HF.8TERFJELD Op'UJO.Y, THE Pee Bee Itcnlty Corporation have a limited number of Fine Cotton Furins for salo Clay lands that will pro** dueo Ooo Bale Cotton per aore at. ON1S , TH IR!) PRICK of Marlboro lands. Write thia firm and have thom looato a fine Cotton Farm for you, The Pee Dee Realty Corporation, June 27, 1900. Ohoraw, S. C. 1785 COLLESS OF CHARLESTON 1906 CHARLESTON, S. 0. 121st Year Begins September 28 Lottora, Scionoe, Engiuooring. Ono aohol arahip, giving freo tuition, to eaoh oounty of South Carolina. Tuition $40. Board and furnished room in Dormitory $f? M month. 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