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IT - - - Editor tierlptlOB rrleet ..11.00 J?S.50 rnroo months.25 PXN AND SCI880JRGHIAPH8 Judge Watte hae twelve mur der cases to try at Laurens this month. Rov. W. S. Martin, was down lor an address at tho Jones High School at Clinton this week, but bed to go to tho District Confer ence at Dillon. Kev. Coko D. Mann has caused a sensation in Methodist cirolos in tho upper part of the State by pre ferring ohargos a cortain presiding cider of the church. Je8Bo Pitman an old confede rate veteran of Ruby while retur a ing from tho reunion Wednesday night tho 8th, foll from a soaboard train at oheraw and was killed. Whilo thero is so much talk of prosperity pooplo will actually re frain from borrowing needed mon oy for fear people will think they are not prospereous. ATTENTION OAMP HENEGAN. THE members of Camp Houcgan, i No. 766, aro requested to as semblo in the Court House on BAT CH t.?A Y MAY 25, 1907. at 10 a. m. Inch time the report from our State delegatos will bo received, and other business boforo tho Camp will ho transacted. Kvery member is expected to attoud nd those who have not already so 1 the certificate for tho Badge of )r should do so. J. B. GUBEN, Commauder. C, Di Easterling, Adjutant. May 13, 1907. Reunion at Riohmond, I r W. L. Burroughs. Travohug Passenger Agent Seaboard Air Line . ivny, spent Tuesday in tho city looking after business for his Road. Burroughs says ho expects to Ho largo crowds of veterans to Rici mond Mav 26 to Jnnc 2d, on nc t United Confederate Veterans Kennion, otc. Extra Cars will he hied for South Carolina veterans, D ; for veteraus wishing to visit tho Jamestown Exposition roturn portion ' ' ckcts will bo houorod direct from Portsmouth. This will ennblo vote taus to attend tho Reunion and also tak< in tho Jamestown Evnno!?<?" - little ektr'u i >. pca?Ci (ht {;V? I . ?i ir? orvations at the Kennion Mr, Editor-A short article cover ing iii j observations of a voterau who . (l> . ; ul tho Stato Reunion of the Con! erato Veterans at Columbia, S. C., last weok might be of interest to some of your roaders. There was a larger attendanco than usual. I think caused by tho appro* ?mation n ado bv the Legislature-a argo numhor thinking this would fur nish free board aud lodging and thoy would have no expenso beyond the Railroad faro. Tho result was Colum bia was not propared for thom-not so much in the quantity of tho food, as the handling of tho crowd. One would have to stand in a pressure for about one hour boforo his time oarae. ''After a few efforts, the '.free lunch" was abandoned and lodging houses > sought. These were difficult to find. The last night I stayed iu the city I paid 50 cents for tho privilege of lying ou a hard mattress placed on thc floor leaving room enough for another vet eran, who likewise paid his 50 conts. Wo had ll in this room-coming in at all hours of the night thero was not much sleep for any. The froo food co aisted of well pre pared ham, loaf bread, butter, rico, and hot cottee, served by the nico la-i dies of Columbia, which was an ap pealing featuro ol tho oocasion. Notwithstanding thoro was no froe beet, thoro was much boor drinking, and resulting hilarity. I heard much complaint, tho' I think it was unjust. Many expressed themselves as this ho inti their last attendance ata rouniou. I think these rounions aro waning in attractiveness, both to tho private veterans and thc cities which invite them. It is a nice timo for relaxation and to spend u few days in a city. Tho low railroad faro bungs a largo crowd together who cat, drink and aro morry As a featuro, romenisconces of tho war of 61-65 wore lacking. A VETERAN, May l i, 1907. NEW SCHEDULE. Tho passenger train on the B. & C, Railroad on and after this date will leave Bennetts ville at 0.20 in the morning, in stead of 0.40 and return at O.?O a m. The evening train for Kol lock will leave at 8.1G, instead of 7, and return at 10.35. My ?cst Friend. Aloxandor Bonton, who liven on Rural Route, L Port lCdward, N. Y., says; "Dr King'a Now Discovery \* my best earth ly friend. It ourcd me of asthma six yonrs ago ls has aUo performed & won derful euro of incipiont consumption for my son't wif>3, Tho firs? bottle ended tho terrible cough, and this accomplished, tho other Symptoms left ono by ono, un til sho was porfeotly woll. Dr. Kin?'s kNo'w Discovery's power over ooughs and Sold* is simply nnrvolous." No oilier ?niody In? ovor equaled it. bully guar jtcod by J. T. Douglas. 50o and * 1.00. kial bottlo froo . *.?" ??jgjjg ' ? ? illili j ii Viijj Tty un MoOOLL GRADED SOHOOL Oommenoement Tho cloting exerolses of tho MoColl Graded School will take place Tuesday Doit, I^ay 21at. ANNUAL HKHMON, Sunday 19th by Rev. H. M. Dixon of Red Springe. Tuesday 21st, lia. m., AND ii A i< Dan iTB EUVHONIAN SOCIBTY. Question : Resolved that Immigration to the United State? should be Prohibited. Affirmativ? Negativo Gertrude Morrison Arobio Tynoc Karlo Dunlap, May Ford James Mangum Loulso Dunlap 2 SO P. M., Annual Address bv Hon. O. B. Martin Supt. Pub. Instruction, South Carolina. 8.30 P. M. Con?oi t it Entertainment MARSHALS. Charles Gibson, Ohiof. Louise Dunlap, Mar Ford, Roy MoColl, Earlo Dunlap. Music bv Remsburg Orchestra. Gol. R 0. McIntyre in Columbia. Master of Beauty Spot Planta tion Attends Reunion. Congratulates Columbians on tho Proud Rehabilitation of their City After Devastation by Sherman. [Columbia Record May 9th] Col. R C. Mclutyro. of "Beauty Spot Plantation," Marlboro county ono of the largest planters and most cultured gentlemen in the eastorn part of the state is a guest of Mr. and Mrs C. M. Demsoy at tho Waldorf, North Main street, for the reunion week Col. Melntyre is ante bellum graduate of tho University of South Carolina, then under tho administra tion of the well boloved Dr. Thorn well and has always folt a very deep inter est in his alma mater and in the de velopment of the city of Columbia. Col. McIntyre says: "No one can appreciate the magna nimity and the invincible spirit of ber citizens, which found expression in tho proud rehabilitation of their beautiful eily, but one who passed through Co lumbia after tho war, and saw the de vastation wrought by ?.'herman and his incendiary cohorts in their march through the prostrate state. None other than South Car ?lillians could have stood with dauntless courage in the presence of such damnable vin dictiveness. DOTS FROM SWEAT SWAMP. Mr. EDITOR : As I have not seen anything in your paper from this section for a while I will try to scratch down a few dots. News is scarce down here-that cotton is the subject now. The stands are pretty good. Some have had to plant over, and now the cold wea ther is after it. and will have it? Mr. Editor, I have lately vis ited Clio-that hustling city-and Clio is turning round about so much that it is hard to keep up with it. I had not been there for a month or so, and it looked like they had about done away with old Clio, and made a new one, and if they can get a Railroad from Beu nettsvlllc to Elrod or Pembroke, N. C., I think it would help Clio. This would open up a fine farming country and timber lands, both in North and South Carolina. I have seen somo of the finest of farming lands that would bo along this line in Robeson county, and a Railroad would soon cause them to dovolop into fine farms. They are from eight to fifteen miles from a rail road, which is a long way at this day and time, and this road would oe nearly straight as you would see on the map, and would give a route to the ocean via Chadbourn, Conway to Myrtle Beach. I hope it will be built at an early date. There are a lot of fino farms in Robeson Co., waiting for over crowded Marlboro to go and work them up. Mo. Clio May 8th 1907. i Onll at onr Btore, ploaso, for a freo samplo of Dr. Bhoop'a "Hoalth Coffoo.?' If real ooffoo diaturboa your Storaaoh, your Ilourt, or Kionoya, then try thia Cloner Coffuo imitation. Wbile Dr. Shoop line Tory oloboly matched Old Java and Mocha Coffee in iluvor and tanto, yet ho has not a singlo grain of real Coffeo in it. Dr, Shoop's Hoolth Cottee Imitation ls mado fiora puro toasted grains or core?is, with Malt, Nuts, cto. You will suroly like Hoftltb CL ff oo. Sold by J. T. Douglas. JONES W?LL^?TLL" YOUR ORDERS. Mr. A. J. Jones is now prepar ed to fill orders for stovo or houao wood as you want it, delivered or on tho yard. Ho also has two saw mills at work and. will fill or dor? for any kind ot Lumbor. Orders loft at his homo or phono 135 will Booure prompt attontion. Have You Tried Any? Mr. E. Powers has just receiv ed a shipment of the Argo Red Salmon, the finest breakfast dish on the market at 20 cents a can Free Samples of "Provoukios,N and abook lot on Colds will be gladly malled you, on request, by Dr. Sboop, Hacino, Wis, sim. ply to provo merit. Provcntics aro littlo Candy Cold Curo tablots. No Quinine, no Laxativo, nothing harmful whatovor. Pro venttus provont oolda-aa tho namo 1m. pilon-when taken early, or at tho ''Snooze Stago". For a seated cold or LaGrlpge, broak It up safely and quickly with Pro? ventios. Sold by J, T. Douglas To the People of Bennattsville : Tho new management cf tho .BHN MEVTttV7LLB <fc CHERAW H. li. Go., is putting tho property, in good shapo to handlo your business satis factorily. Wo oxpcet to furnish good passonger and troight faoilities in connection with tho SEAUOARD Am LINE ; to buld a orcditablo passen ger and freight station in tho city of Bonnotts vii le, and to build an exten sion of tho present road, so us to bring much additional business from tho lower end of tho county to Ben nettsvillo. Wo proposo to treat cvory-body courteously and politoly; to pay nil damage and ovorohargc olaims promptly ; and to perform all tho duties of a common carrier in a satisfactory manner. We respectfully solicit tho patron ago of the people of Bcnncttsville, and will greatly appreciate any fa vors you may be able to show us. I PlcnBO ordor your shipments routed' via Seaboard Air Line and Ben I uettsville & Choraw Railroad. HENRY A. PAOE, Genoral Manager. April 20, 1907. T Long Silk Gloves, 14, 10 and 20 button lengths at. MITTLES STORK. For The Ch I ld ron. Tho children's department in tho June numbor oT tho NEW IDEA WOMAN'S MAGAZINE contains an un usual numbor of good thin s. The thin! of tho Wonder Talcs of North ern Lands appears in this issue; it te!'s how sif, tho wife of Thor, tho thunder god, lost her beautiful hair, aud the revenge taken on Loki, who coman ted tho theft. This is a splen did opportunity to lot your children become familiar, early in lifo, with the picturesque Norse Mythology. "How Miggles Shed His Skin'' con tains instructivo information about a pet snake who was kept in a terrar ium. Thc third iu a series of comic drawings hy John R. Bray, picturing the life of a missionary's little boy and his friend in tho jungle, shows the adventure Horace had with a can nibal, and how Jocko and tho giraffe helped him out. There aro also sonic versos and drawings which will please the younger readers. fSgT" Shredded wheat Biscuits at W. M. Rowe's. - Just received a nice lot of long Silk Gloves, 14,16 and 20 button lengths. MITTLES STORE. Bro- A- D Hinson at Hebron Tho speaker came toward in front ot tho Class and took up the subject for the day's lesson "Joseph and bia brothers" aud SIBO some of tho lessons preceding it. He made an excellent excuse first about his education, but let mo tell you, reader, there was fine gold back of it. In a few minu tes after ho started oiT 1 could see handkerchiefs going up to tho eyes wiping tho tours therefrom. There was moro spiritual feeling among his hearers thau I have seen in a length of time and per fect order prevailed. I could write a long lotter on tho day's pro coding's but will close and cordia lly invito Bro. Hinson to como ?gain. JOEL COVINGTON. May 14, 1907. Always Cool and Frosh. Mr. E. Powers the Grocer, has just received ? largo Refrigerator in which to koop choose, buttor, lard, etc., cool and frrsh during tho hot weather. - Just received a nice lot of long Silk Gloves-14, 10 and 20 button lengths. MITTLES STORE. Don't Pay Alimony to "bo divorced from your appendix. There will bo no occasion tor it If you keep your howells regular with Dr. King's New Life Pills. Their action is so gen tle that thc appendix never lins cause to ulalie the least complnint. Guaranteed by J. T. Douglas Druggist. 25oTry them. WONDERFUL EXZEMA CURB, .'Our little boy had eczema for five1 ?ears." writes N; A. Adams, Henrietta, *a. "Two of our home doctors said the oftso was hopeless, his lungs being affect ed. Wo then employed other doctors, hut no benefit resulted. By chanco wo read about Electrio Bitter.-?; bought a bottlo and soon noticed improvements Wo continued ?this modicum until sev eral bottlos wore used, wheel our hoy was completely ourod." liest of all blood racdicioos and body building health tonics. Guaranteed at J. T, Douglas' Drug store. f>0o A NARROW ESCAPE. O, W. Cloyd, a merchant, of Plunk, Mo., had a narrow escapo four year ago, whon he ran a jonson bur into his thumb, He says:"Tho doctor wanted to ampui tate it hut 1 would not consent. I bought a box of Buokloa's Arnioa Salve and that cured thc dangerous wound." 25o at J. T. Douglas Druggist. ?@f*Kinghams Roaliablo Hams, Breakfast Bacon? Beet Hnms, Beef Tongue, always nico and frosh at W. M. Rowe'?. FOR SAL.H ! ONE NEW No. 18 "prtrsBuuo" FIRE PROOF SAFE, CHIC A P. Br?Address Pi 0? Box 68, Bonnettsvillo DEATHS' DOINGS Mr. Jamos Davis, an old votara ri of 80 years and who has boon almost helpless for months, at hi; littlo homo furnished him by Mi, William M. Smith whore bo could look after him, died on Saturday o vening last. Ho loaves avili oi 76 years, who now is almos' kelp less and has to bo watohed, lUid ono son, younger Davis, who lives in this tbwu. The remain) wore laid to rest?t Bothol oliurcb Jun* day afternoon. Hov. P. B. ?pgraham conducting tho services. * On Saturday night, Moy il, 1907, nt 10.H) the noble spirit of Luther Swann, son of lt. lt? and Rowena Swann, was called from earth. Luther was born Soptotiv bor 25, 1886. His kind and fui disposition brought much hap piness to his devoted paro?i a iihd fond sisters and brothers. During Iiis short illness > ? woeks, all that skill and caro could do to restore hint to health was done, but God in H ia wisdom saw lit to remo> to a brighter World. A ft days before his death, he tole young friends of a sweet exj in a delightful change of he >.-? and willingness to obey tho will ' t'.?o< The funeral services we - coi ducted by Kev. Chas. A. Jen tho Baptist church on Simd evening at 6 o'clock at Eve* r< Cemetery in thc presenc large concourse of reluth. friends of thc family ***. On Sunday evening last, 1 1907, weary and worn by and fierce struggle with thal ed disease consumption, thc spirit of Joseph P. English i tenement of clay here for tba in thc mansions above. Ile bore his sickness witl patience, and every little aol of kindness shown him by fricn so appreciated. He was ful signed to God's will, and f days before thc end came h his friends that he was "onb ing," and could read "titles to a mansion above. The funeral services were ducted by Rev. Hamlin Etil his pastor at Oak llidge on day evening in the presence goodly number of his frieiu relatives. Dearest friend we have lnid th? In the peaceful grave's embi But thy memory will he chcris Till wc see thy heavenly fact A FRI it . T-TiP wm/TPM- A "KT Ti urn xv new department nas neon added The article on "Bread Making" is of exceptional value and interest, and is very timely when wo cousidcr the puro food agitation of today. The royiow of fashions, the Fads of New York, and many other articles will be found of great interest to every woman .Subscription price $1 a year. Send your name and address for a sample copy to Style & American Dressmaker, 24 & 2G East 21st'St. New York. HrViiitliroj) College-4 Scholarship and Entrnnco KSxaminatiQit* Tho examination for tho award of va cant Scholarships in Winthrop Collogo and for the admission of now HtndontH will bo held at tho County Court Homo on KUI... DAY, JULY 5, at 9 n. m. Applicants munt he not lesa than hf toon years of age. Whoo Scholarships aro vacated nftor July ? thoy will ho awarded to thoao making tho hlghcat avorago at thia examination, provided they moot tho conditions govern ing tho award. Applicants for Scholarship* should writo to Prcsidont Johnson before tho examination for Scholarship examina tion bianka. Scholarships aro worth $100 and froo tuition. Tho noxt aossion will opon Sop. tomber 18, 1907. For furthor information and oatalogue, address Proa. D B. JOHN HON, Bock Hill, S. C. Clemson Agricultural College. Scholarship ami IBntrance Examination to Froshman Claas "x Thc examinations for tho award of tho scholarships from Marlboro county and ADMISSION TO FRESHMAN CLASS will bo hold nt tho County court honso on Fri. day July 5, at 9 a. m. Applicants foi scholarships may acouro blank application forms from tho county Superintendent of Eduoation. Thoao bianka must bo lillod out proporly and tilod with tho county Kupor Intondondont boforo tho boglnning of tho eqaminatton. Thoao toking tho examina tion for ontrnnco to tho Freshman otass and not trying for a scholarship should filo np plioationa with President Moll, Thc uchol arships aro worth $100 and freo (nit 10 1 Ono Boholarship etudent from each county may Holcct tho Tnxtilo oourso, others must tako ono of tho Agricultural ooursoa. Ex amination paper will bo furnished, but each applicant uhnuld provide himself with scratch paper. Tho number of scholarships to bo awarded will ho annonnnod lal cr, P, II. MELL, PKKHIOKNT. Clomaon Colic?o, S. O. Notice of Court. NO TICE ls hereby glvon that tho Court of General Sessions for tho County of Marlboro will convono at llonncttxviltu on tim Hocond Monday in JI??C next, (.hoing loth day thereof) 1907, in and for tho county of Marlboro and State of South Carolina. All pomona interested will take duo notieo thereof. ?J. A. DRAKE, Clerk Court of 0. P. & G. S. For Marlboro Co., S, 0. May^ 10, 1907 j-?-? i ra CAUL 1 llave a few Si els Mixed I Kale. F. G. i A,prlJ 8, 1907. '?ET ONE SURE. . 1 . rc and get a copy of "Thc I' . OKU BROTHER'' by Thoo. L. Jervoy? Wo have fourteen copies m; |iam( und while they last we will noll them for half price, which is or by nuii 1 prepaid for OOe. li KN NETPSVII.IJE BOOK STORE. KASON RHOS PROPS. ?hone 228. 'oi luro of Women. ' . ia terrible torturo that Mrs. '. MoFarland, of King's Mono? \ C., describes as follows : "I i il dreadful pain, ami became so ? was given up to die, when my got nie Wine of Cardui. The t . o gave relief, and \sith three I am updoing my work. I ty enough in praise of Cardui A wm lorful remedy for woman's ills, gists, $1.00 WITH H. W. CARROLL. V. PEARSON, the Jeweler, ti ved.in with II. W. Gar? 1 will assist in running pairing and Optical de it ol' Carrol l's Jewelry Mr. Carroll has recently sd his store with the la itioal Instruments, and I ired to correct difficult defectivo visions. ?tor of tile Memphis, Tenn., les: "lu my opinion Foley's id Tor is tho best remedy for dds and lung trouble, and to .Tsonal knowledge Foley's I loll r bas accomplished many per ir?? that have been little sholl ms." Refuse any but Hie gcn e yellow package. Reid & Co. "IGE TO CREDITORS. ;ato of Alico H. Hubbard OOH having ot ai me against Alica bhnrd, deceased, nro hereby no esent tho Hame duly uortlflod t<; timo required by law or bo do lout ; and nil indebted to Bama mako payment at onco to .J. ?. Humum), Adm'r, ii ?9?7 - - ? ??? ? - ipe8 and Smokers Supplies in !. \'V!V.;if?r -y.-. . Ic.xi J ?iii i i'Wil 1 w ' ?Jy MU ASJA \, ? ? ? . * * The Democrat and Thrice a week World for $1.67. The Sunny South and the Demu rral for only $1.60 ' The Tri-Weekly Atlanta Consti tution and DEMOCRAT ono year for only $1,75. This is the cheap est reading ever offered. ; V wv w v v w v W V wv WW WV WW' [.lill IM her AND "VIT" ood. ITU two Saw Mills ?II operation, 1 am now prepared to supply I bc publie with ull kinds of UNDRESSED Lil M BIO ll at the mills or delivered uny where in Henncttsville. WOOD FOR ALL. 1am also propared to lill orders for any length of Stove or House Wood, on the yard or delivered at your homes. PHONE 135, or leave orders for either LUMBER or WOOD at my residence. J|?f" Mill '.i miles from Town. A. J. JONES. April 25 1900 Benettsville, S. C. FARM FOR SALK. I oiler for sale, for cash or on easy terms, a Valuable Farm in Robeson county, North Carolina, situated on Shoo Heel Creek, about IO miles frc in thc South Carolina line and about <S miles south bf Maxton, Tract con tains 517 acres-125 acres cleared tho balance timbered. For further particulars apply to A. W. McLean. Mch 27, 1907. Lumherton, N.C AGENTS WANTED-Rev. Sam dones' Life and Sayings, by his wife, ia the biggest, seller over published. Price only $2.50 Mag nificent outfit and right to terri tory only 50 cents. Dont miss this chanco of your lifo to mako money. Circulars free. L. J. Nichols & Co., Atlanta Ga. nll-'t ? -.?- ? CALL ON ME When in want of Choice Fruit, FANCY GROCERIES, or the latest Summer Drinks. Next door to Democrat Office T. W. MOORE. March 14, 1007. WOOD FOR SALE. AT PRESENT 1 can supply orders for M I bb SLATS at short notice, lu a few ?lays I will ho able to fill orders for STOVE WOOD out any length, and also for TWO FOOT WOOD, delivered at your home. Postal card orders re?oive prompt attention.S Api 10, 1907. W. A. RICE, mildred bush ?eas tor QUICK lOLLiS & CO. MAGAZINE READERS SUNSET MAGAZINE ?fullyillwUated,aooditorlc? O? rn .nd article* ?bout California and v '*> all the Fat Weet. ? y,u CAMERA CRAFT devoted each month to th? ar- ^ tittle reproduction ol lb? bett $1,00 wodi ol amateur ?sd prole?tioii*l ? yea? photographer*. ROAD 0? A THOUSAND WONDERS a book of 75 peg??, eonlalnlna 120 colored photogtepH? ot $0.75 picturesque ?pots ia California and Oregon Toul . . . $3'25 All for . . . . $1.50 Addreu all order? to SUNSET MAGAZINE Floed BuUdiag San Fianciico Cough Caution Never, positively nover poison/our lung?. If you cough-uvun from a ?Implo cold only-you should nlwayi heal, soothe, ?nd ORSO tho Irritated bron chhil tubet. Don't blindly suppress lt with A stupefying potion. It's strange now?omfl.things tinnily comn About. For twenty years Dr. Shoo' lins constantly warned people not to tobo congi mixtures or prescriptions containing Opium. Chloroform, or slinllnr poisons. And now-n little lute though-Congress says "Put lt on tho lnbol. If poisons Aro in your Cough Mixturo." Ooodl Very good 11 IloreaftorfortldsY*ryreawniaotnorr and others, should Insist on hating Dr, Bhoop Cough Curo. No poison murks on Dr. BhOOP liibols-and none in thu modlolno. olio lt must b lnw bo on tho lnbol. And lt's not only info, but I ls sn I d to IHI hy those thnt Know lt betti n truly re? markablo cough remedy. Toko no chance then, pnrtlunlnrly with your children. Insist on having f)r. BhOOP I Cough gfuro. Compare direfully tho Dr. Bhoop paekago with others ?nd note the difference. No poison murks thore! You can always be on tho snfu sido by domnnding Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure J. T. DOUGLAS. AUK YOU a Constitution agent ? [3 there a Rood ono nt your l'ostofliec? Did he ever solicit your subscription ? If your field ii. not fully OCCUPIED, write today for nu ugonov. Tho best proposition ever made to canvassers. Live agenta wanted all over Carolina. Subscriptions easy to take, money in your pocket for every order. Write today. The Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, Qa. AN ORDINANCE: To Regulate tho Use of Automobiles in the Town of Bennettsville, S. 0. Kc it Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of tho Town of Benncttevlllo in Council assembled and by authority of thc same; Section I, It sholl bc unlawful for any person to rido or propel any Automobile, Steam Cnn ?agc or vehicle, using Btcam or other artificial power, upo:; any sidewalk of thc Town of BOnnettsvlllo ; except ns may bo accessary in entering or leaving premises or buildings, Section 2, It shall ho unlawful to ride ur propel any Automobile, steam carriage or vehiclo using atcum or olbor artificial power,- nt a greater tpced than flvo (5) miles an hour on Darlington strcot botweeu Methodist and Baptist churches, and on Broad street fiom A. C. track to thc court] house, uor in any other part of said town at more than ton ( io) miles an hour. Pro vided, however, that when turning around corners of strcota, or when turning around in any street tho speed of auch vehicle sholl not exceed four (4) miles au hour. Section All automobiles, steam car riages and similar vehicles shall bo provi ded with bells, gongs, or some suitable do vico whieh shall bo sounded as a warning when turning in thc streets or at corners. And in tho night timo Mich vehieees shall also bo provided with lighted lamps, lan> terns or other suitable lights RO arranged and displayed ns to be conveniently aeon from a reasonable distance. Section, It shall bc tho duly of any person riding or propelling an automobile, earringe or other vehicle by steam or other artill?la! power, to stop such vehicle when approaching or passing horses or muli 8 (should they booomo frightened) on rcipioat of tho osvner or driver of such animal or anim ils. And in all such oasOB duo oaro shall bo exercised to prevent injury to per sons or property. Section 5 Any person convicted before tho Munlopal Court or Mayor of said town of any of thc provisions of this Ordinance shall bo lined not less than Five dollars, nor moro than Ono Hundred dollars, or bc imprisoned not ICBS than Pivo days nor moro than thirty days, and in caso of dam age to proporty, Snob damago may bo or dorcd paid out of thc lino imposed and collected. Section 6, It shall he unlawful for nny porson driving or driving or propelling any automobile or other vohiolo using Btoam or nrtillcial powor to open or remove therefrom (oxcept in caso of absoluto nccoasity) tho muflier, device or other nttaobment which is used to prevent or deaden disagrooahlo or oxploslvc sounds that nrc likoly to fright cn horses and mules. And it shall bo tho duty of all persons to oporate such voblolos as noiselessly an possible. Any person vio lating this Ordinanoo, or any provision thereof, ?hall bo punlflh0<2 ny lino nob loss than Ki vc dollars nor more than ono (100) hundred dollars; r,r imprisonment not loss than live days np,rmoro than thirty dava. Done and Vatilied in Counoil 0690rubied, nt BonuCttjdvtllO, S. C., thia 15th day of Matohjrigoy, under tho oorporato soal of tho said j?0Wll J 5fi 4foiv ) p. A. HOD OKS, Mayor. it Mohaurln, dork and Tcaftsurer, Don' lose thc opportunity, but come, nd see us ut once nbout your Sring Suit t docs not mutter whether you want it a uontli or six weeks from now, but come nd look over Ute exceptional values vhich wc oiler at Ibis time and be con inccd. We guarantee to fit and please you in ivory way, or don't ask you to accept nit or pay for it. 400 beautiful wool Mis displayed, comprising every shade, tature and quality, as well as every range n price, for the small purse as well as or one who can afford to pay for the very inest imported cloth. Wc have them on land to suit every one. G A. STONEY. BennettsvUte, ?S. C. ? COMPOST DRILL that will thoroughly pulverize and ovenly distribute Doni ono hundred pounds to ten tons per uore. Made in two sizes. For salo by J. T. DONALDSON. Drake, S. 0. Agent for Marlboro county. Type -Writing Done to Order. l'apers and Manuscripts copied. Teaohers' Testimoni?is a specialty. Charges reasonable. Orders solicited MATTIK COVINOTON, August 1906. MoOOLli, S. C. To I'.- '/-On ivcyi.M-.? i 1'?raos, Mu ?us ? ., < f\v. ? run ni;.. ;. ;i ftl I CHU Olli I io Boon''.t ivillc, Without iiiivV g t?i?m occured v? is not lo i hn lb>?>i. oe 11 orduiiicd ~j .. j men of tho Town of Penneitsvillo and hy authority of tho same, Seciioo 1. That on and aller the ]."> h day of M ireh 1907 no horse, mule or cow of any kind .sha.I bo allow :d to boo nt < veyod from poiut to aoothor. or bron h? into or conveyed out ul" said I'oWn with mt heing scoured, fastened with bridle, hal ter or fastened in fOino way, KO OS to nre vent from running IOO?O. Section 2. Th u thc owner of any t>u b horse, mulo or cow; or any parson hiving s/une in their possession or under lhoir oontroi as agent or servant or nth n wi>o violating this Ordinitne, shill bo Q.i-rJ not less than Ono Dollar nor tn u s thin oiin hundred dollars, or he imprisoned or work on tho public works of the Town not less (hau .'> days nor moro than thirty days. Done and ratified ni Council this 1 -t day of March, A. D., 1907. P, A. HODCIISB, Mayor. MR. PULLER KEEPS THEM Rubber-tirod vehicles uro grow ing in popularity. They aro not only much moro comfortable to ride in but close observers, as well as carriage repairers and manu facturers, say that by reducing tho jolting and jailing of the run ning-gear, rubber tires prolong tho lifo of a vehicle. JUST WHAT YOU WANT Wo art; now showing tho nicest lot of CUT GLASS to bo aeon any where. Tho pr ico is LOW, the quality tho BEST. In Stationery wo have all any one can wish. Books, Paper, Tab lets, Pens, Pencils, Blank booka and Everything in that lino. Our Ding Department is al waya our pride. Everything you need, we supply. Prescription work a Specialty. Wileys Candy, Always frosh. 13onnett8ville. Pharmacy. BEE'S LAXATIVE HONEY AND TAR CURES COU?M8 AND COLDS ECZEMA AND PILE CURE FREE. Knowing what it was to suitor, I will give KUKU OF G A A. HQ ti, to any afilie ted a poaitive euro for Kozoma, Salt lllioum Erysipelas, POOH and Skiii Disoases. In stant roliof. Don't Huffer longor, wrlto F, W. WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Avonuo, N Yovk. Fiiioloso stamp. [Sopt 20, 06 Prepared for tho Work. Mr. S. J, Pearson, tho Jowclcr, hat now one of tho iatost improvements for ongraving your name or initiait on anv articlo of gold or silver 01 plato in tho most up?to date maimer Tho samples of work already done by [him are Just fine. Call and flee him? It is a woll known f apt that .cotton, or any other crop, produood with Vlr Blnla-Cfirolluft l'ortlllzom will bring too highest posslblo prico on tho m?ir kot. Mako healthy, strong, woll-do volopod, carly cotton, with full grown bollB un tho fruit limbs at tho base as woll ns all tho way up to tho vorv top and tip ends of tho branches of tho cotton plants, by ilboraUy using Virginia-Carolina Fertilizers. Thoy contain all tho matoriale> uocos eary to supply to your land the eic BioDtn which havo boon taken from lt y ropentod cultivation year af tor ye?r. TucGo fertilizers will greatly .'in?rense your yiolds por ooro." Accept no BUb stltuto from your doalor. VirglaU-Carollaa Chtmkal Co. Blohmond, Vn. Atlanta. Qa. Norfolk. Va. Savannah, Ga. Durham, N. C. Montgomery, Ala, Charleston, 8. C. Momphls, Tonn. Baltimore, Md. Shreveport, I*. WARNING N?TIGE. ALL persons aro warned not to bunt, fi-h, ot otherwise trespass on tho lands known as ''Tho Bright Williamsou Lauds," near Cashua Ferry on Pee Dee Uiver. The law will be cn forced against all who violate this notice. JOHN ll. TOWNSEND, Prest Marlboro Hunting Club. December 28, 1900. professional Caros. DENTIST. OKFICH Up Blair? in OroHluud Building, Vhone J SO BBNNBTTBVIJJI * 8. O. ILTON MoLAUPJN, Attorney at Law and Probate Judge Otllcc in Court lionne. E. C. MORRISON, -= Ki.Air.u IN - Electrical and Plumbing Supplies. . Electric Lamps a Spooialty. Manager City HI cct v ic Plant, Phone 114. Ponncttfivillo, S.O. JjQy- Report all troub!c with tho linen or Btrnot lights to tho nbovo. Ul SURETY BONDS, ET DELIT Y AND COURT, CONTRACT and FIDELITY BONDS. Thcro are no better companies than thew r?nrnsontcd by > y. ) MOOR? Nov. 10, i - i ASHCRAFT'S Condition Powders. A high-class remedy for horses and mules in poor condition and in need of a tonic. Builds solid muscle and fat ; cleanses the sys tem, thereby producing a smooth, glossy coat of hair. Packed in doses. 25c. box. Sold by Smith Newton, Bonnettsville M0O0II Drug Co., McOoll. Seaboard Interchangeable Milage Bettor Than Ever. The Seaboard Air Line inter changeable railoagc tickets now on sale, will after July 15th also bo good ovor tho Central of Goor gio, Georgia Southern and Flor ida,Norfolk and Southern, Atlan tic and North Carolina and Vir ginia and Carolina Coast roads, fivo new additions, making a to tal of twenty-eight lines in all rcpresontnting nearly 20,000 railes. You do not havo to dolay your purchase, but Seaboard interchan geable milougo heretofore sold and now on sale will bo good over tho additional roads aftor July 15, regardless of date purchased. Purchase your mileage tickets (rom tho Seaboard Air Lino rail way. For further information write W. L. BURROUGHS, T, P. A. Columbia, S C. 0LIO NOVELTY Manufacturing Worlis THE Business recently known a? the CLIO NOVELTY MANUFACTU RING CO., will hereafter bo known as THE CLIO NOVELTY MANUFAC TURING WORKS, with F. H. IVEY sole owner anti director, Tho latest improved wood working machine;; aro being phcod for doing ail kinds of Novelty work for buildors uso at living prices. Jct 23, 1903. Heinz's Sweet Pickles Shrimps, Lobsters and Devil ed Crabs nt \V\M. Rowe's ! lA/MV USE the oem mo n, cheap ? VV M I Tar Roofing, which ia always i unsatisfactory, WHEN yon can get 4 a roliablo "Rock and Glass-?Ooated" . Kooning for less than cost of Shingles. ' Seo Us or write tor ?Amples A prices. OLIO NOYfiMYOOj