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TSVILLE. S, C. June 7, 1907, OWN - - - Editor SubHorlptlon frico? .$1.00 .60 months.25 State Teacher? Association Tho, State Teacher's Asaooia tion will meet at Chicks Springs Juue 24 to the 26. Our Tuesday, June 26, there will be a departmental sessions of the Sohool Improvement As sooiation, which is of speoial in terest to Teachers of country schools. The railroads have granted a rate of one and one-third fare for the round trip on tho certificate plan, which mast be secured at the starting point. Members of the Association will be granted a special rate of j $1,00 a day at the hotel, a mem bership card being necessary to secure this reduction. Many distinguished educators will be present and the program will be a most attractive one, I trust ail the teachers of the county can attend. MATTIE COVINGTON. McColl, June 1, 1907. WITH SINCERE THANKS We cannot forbear publishing the following private letter, not that we deserve the fine things said of us, but because of the en couragemeut it contains. It is the first personal check ever re ceived by the writer, and the only words of encouragement that haveever been written to us. If such appreciation had been1 shown to us in the weary days when we struggled for the cause our work would not have seem ed so hopeless. Gratefully, Mrs Nellie T. McColl. DKOWNSVIIJ.U, S. C,, 1907 Mrs NitLMK MCCOM,, My Dear Madam : I beg to hand you check for #2.5, as my humble contri bution to your monument fund. All honor to you, for your splendid service. Shame on us that we men have not res ponded more liberally and promptly than we have. I want to personally thank you for your great work and eminent success. I beg to remain with best wishes Very respectfully TT iVictjoll and Bennettsville was dis cussed. As a result a motion was made that this bo placed before the several Sunday schools in the county and a voluntary olFering asked for with which to employ a lady to do the work. It was understood that the Superintendents or the delegates representing each Sohool at that conference was to bring thc matter before their schools and report the amount of offering to the following committee: Rev. T. E. Morris, J. P. Everett and C. T. Easterliug, who were empowered to employ a lady for the work as soon as praoticablo. This committee through the help of Itev. A. Ti Dunlap secured Miss Ellen Cainey, a consecrated and ef ficient christian woman, who lias done, and is doing, a grand and no ble work for and among thoao poo* pie. Under her ministrations sun day schools and prayer meetings have been established and they and their children are being saved and brought into the church. The com mittee at this time i? somewhat em barrassed through lack of funds to continue this work-owing we be lieve to the fact that our people have never had the needs of this work properly, if at all, presented to them. Those schools before whom it has been presented so far us we know, have responded, avid wc fool sure that if you will bring the subject before your school, you will find many who will gladly make au of fering for this much needed work, /We do not ask for any great amount ?-a few dollars monthly from each school will enable us to go forward and keep up the work. Will you not help us by bringing the matter before your school next Sunday and report results at once to Mr. A. K. Odom, MoColl, S. C. June (5, '07. Committee. Sponsor for Confederate Monument. It will bc remembered that tho priy ?lego of choosing tho Sponsor for the unveiling of the Confederate Monu ment, was to be given to tho person making the largest contribution, Up to tills time, tho largest contributor is a married man, under very strict wife ly training. lie will, as lie usually does, follow thc advice of his wife in tho selection of tho Sponsor? Wo mako tho announcement that it io not too late, for some aspiring young mau Ol' bachelor, to chum tho privi lege of naming tho sponsor, ii ho will make his contribution a Iii tie moro than tho largest wo now havo. Our Soorotary will give all desired infor mation with pleasure, ONK WHO KNOW?. May 23, 1907. Tn? Uno CAR-On Pccowsic Hill, Springfield, Mass., tho Roo in its first season boat every car in its class; won tho silver cup for cars costing up to $1500, and averaged 20 milos an hour up a 12 per cont grado. OLIO CORRESPONDENCE. Portraying tho Wonderful Growth ?nd Prosperity of this Hustling ffeigboring Village. Io endeavoring to portray in glit tering letters upon the walls that Ho betweeu success and failure, Mr. A.O. MoR&e undoubtedly merits a plaoo in our contribution for Ibis week's issue, for his sturdy ways and close applica tion to husmeas, handling tho freshes! groceries only. His every appoarauco at bis beautiful homo, as well as at bia ! nicely kept store, bespeaks sucocss aud wealth. Alex's success ut his boan ti ful homo, iu my opinion, is largely at? tr ibu table to his hoi nj; SO iori un ate as to secure for a help meot that loving, Scotch lady, Miss Alice McLauriu, to help him row tho boat across the sea of life. Last year I beard a piauo ?gent say that A. G. MoRao would one I day in the near futuro have barrels ol money. Then comes 1\ J. Smith who hah already succeeded and rotircd from tin Held. Then comes J. S. Covington, common ly known as "Stacy," who has been very activo in tho "livo stock" trade, up to this year, but a rabbit crossed his path and he fri led to turn his hat, and has volumed to his old calling in which he never failod, angling the Hue among the finny tribo. "I hope to got a mesa 'foro long Charles Mauuing is still in tho ring buying ootton. Ho is so deeply ab 801 bod in tho business he forgets to get bis cigar, but nevertheless his ac curacy and politeness lias won ior him a largo and lucrativo business. Seo bini when you como to town. We are very much encouraged over the effort of A. L. Calhoun, Jr., lo excel the Storuborger Co., in u tine brick Department Store, BS it isgivon up that K. Stcrnborgor has thc largest aud most convenient store in the state, and wo boliovo if "Gary'' will excel them iu the least, wo can got Howard Bonuett to go a little beyond Mi. C., aud judging from tho spacious brick warehouse that Mr. B is just comple ting, be will try it. Then get F. L, Currie to excel Mr. Bennett a little, and got this spirit in our people, folks will fail to hugh, when I say that our town will soon bo a city. I have seon and heard many con tractors give orders aud push work, but A. L. Calhoun, Jr., ia tho moat efficient leader and driver 1 have yet witnessed. Wolli Watt Welch has just arrived from New York to spend a few days at homo ; would have come sooner if it had not boen a difficult task to find a man to fill his position in a largo Banking establishment in Now York. There is ono hore who thinks ho is the best looking ono of tho name. 1 would have Miss Julia and Miss Maud to understand that I mcau of the mon. Mr. N. W. Edens, I notice, bab ac cepted a position in tho Drug Store of t * -J, - . -- -u with accuracy and promptness has become a second naturo. There goes i a much larger volume of business through this offico than ono would think We will got np some data on thia office that will bo correct and will report later. Well, citizens, I enjoy penning these paragraphs, therefore if I have caused any trouble or moritcd any ill will, from any of whom I have spoken, I ask you to forgive mo. Just hore, I am reminded of a small boy who com mitted an ugly act under tho observa tion of his father ono night, and, after tho lad had been reprimanded by his father, the sentence was to sit by the heaith next morning and eat dry broad and water. Thc morning came tho dining room was sought, a fine breakfast found. The mother carrying out tho father's orders had prepared tho broad and waleroi) tho hearth. It was too much for tho boy, and he turned and said : "Father can't I eat breakfast with you ?" The roply was "No I" Tho boy said, "Father did 1 not hoar you last night in your prayer say, "Fathor forgive us our trespasses as wo forgive th oso whotrespass against us?" The fathor replied with lours in his oyes and a choking in his throat, "Come on to your breakfast." When our child asks us for forgiveness lot us remember tho "Lord's Prayer." Respectfully, M. J. COVINGTON. June 3. 1907. LETTER FItOM SALTERS. Mr. Editor-I will give you a few dots from Salters and vicinity. Crops generally are very good and in pretty good shs po. Mr. Clinton Stanton lina resigned his position as overseer for Mr Walter David and returned to Clio. Mr? Charles Coningham has been and is yet vory sick. Mrs T. A. McDaniel has boen vory sick but is hotter now. Mr. John C. Evorott has just re turned from Winona, Florence county whore ho went to visit his brother Hov. D. H. Evorclt. Mrs Minnie Salters has rel urned from Bonnottsvillo where sho 1ms boen visiting her daughter and brother. Mr. E. T. Hamer lias relumed front Texas, and will tn a few days visit tho Jimtown Exposition. Salters con tinea to grow. lt now has a nico W.O, W. Hall, and an Ice houso in collrae of construction, The Fullersearth factory, located on tho hanks of Black Rivor, is t prcsont .hut down, but will start work ?gain in a few days. It may bo of interest to your readers to k ow what tho rock is used for. It is crushod, ground and pulverized, thou shippod to tho large packing houses to ho used in purifying lard. Tho land on which thia mill is Jocatod was sold a fow vears ago for $2 por acre. A northern capitalist lins just bought ?tat $90 por aero, and has erected a mill on it that covers ovor an acre at a coht of $35,000, Sailors Juno 3, 1907, t^gr Shredded wheat Biscuits at W. M. Rowe's. Cotton oohool for Farmers? Steps are now being made to organise a cotton sohool in Greenville to convene at some suitable time for farmers to at tend; probabfy in July, for the purpose of teaohing the farmers how to sample and grade cotton, the course of the cotton trade, how to store, ship and handle cotton. We want at least 100 cotton experts from the farms in South Carolina to station over the state for the purpose of protecting the interest of cotton growers in the matter of plao mg their cotton upon the mar ket. No doubt about it that there is not one cotton grower in a thousand is up-to date in classifying the cotton he raises. Average cotton growers do not know how to prepare their cot ton for market to the best ad vantage, neither doi;hey know what grade they have. W. C. Moore, of Gieenville, S. C., will I tell you all about terras and Other information about this farmer's cotton school. EARLY RISERS The famous little pills. From Lumber Bridsre. Mr Editor-As it has been some time since I saw anything in your paper from this part of tho country, I thought I would write a word or two. Everybody seems to bo gettiug along finely with their work, since the grip has stopped. It has been am?nerai complaint through out this section. I dont think thoro will bo much fruit this year on account of the late frost. I planned to visit dear old Mar lboro this spring, but a Bpell of lag ri pp has kept mo at homo. June 1st 1907. J. D. J. For The Children. The childreu's department in the June number of tho NKW IDEA WOMAN'S MAGAZINE contains an un usual number of good thin s. The third of the Wonder Tales of Nor'h ern Lands npponrs in this issue; it tel's how sif, tho wife of Thor, the .thunder god, lost her beautiful hair, and tho revenge taken on Loki, wiro eomrai ted the theft. This is a splen did opportunity to lot your children become familiar, early in lifo, with tho picturesque Norso Mythology. "How Miggles Shed His Skin" con tains instructive information about n pct snnko who woe kept ia a terror ium. The third in a sories of comic drawings by John R. Bray, picturing tho lifo of a missionary's little hov I files ?ot qutoK anu oortaio rolief from Dr Snoop's Magie Ointment. Ploaso note it is mado alouo for Pdos, ?nd # its action is positive and cot tain. Itching, painful protruding^or blind ohos disap pear liko magio by its uso. Largo nickle cupped glass jurs 50 couts. Sold by J. T. Douglas. Gentlemen of the Jury. J P Kasterling Maxey Strauss Clarence Quick M 1/ Parish >?& T C Gibbs DM D McLeod T A Odom W J Minson Alex Chavis Harris Bristow K G H?riidon Anderson Rye A T. Odom. W A Usher Felix Stanton C M Pond Jonathan Adams f P Ricaud Jr., W K Bctliea. W W Parham. A R Pearson. J C Mclaurin J ll Levina W D Rogers R 1/ Adams. J ll Webster. C T li aster ling. R J Peel e. J W Griggs. I, S Quiek. A K MclnTyre. H C McColl. W N Gibson, II ll Spears. V H. Kasterling. W 1/ Kinney. My Best Friend. Alexander Renton, who lives on Rural Route, 1, Port Rd wa rd, N. v., says: "Dr. King's New Discovery is my best earthly friend. It cured mo uf asthma six years ago. It bas also performed a wonderful cure of incipient consumption for my son's wife. The first bottle end ed tho terrible cough, and this accom plished, the other symptoms loft one by one, until she was perfectly well. Dr. King's New Discovery's power over coughs and colds is simply marvelous." No other remedy has ever equaled il. Fully guaranteed by J, T. Douglas. 5Uc and SI.00. Trial bottle free. Thc Rose tho Fud ot Fashion Tho War of tho Roses has brok en ont again. Lovely women has assumed the rose as the sword and buoklor for bor summer con quest. Tho girl who aims always for tho original touch in her hats and gowns will liko ono of tho now ways of arranging roaos on a quaint little poko hat. Tho im ported hat which showod this new trimming idoa was a rough corn colored straw, its scarcity of trim ming was ono of its foatures. Tho shape was a very fotohing poko. Soft pink ribbons wore looped about it back and front, with tho loop intertwined. Whoro tho hat dropped over tho oar at tho loft side, the loops of ribbon hold a bunch of exquisito pink rose? and Ktil tg roon fol iago. Tho flow ors had tho effect of just falling off the hat and hoing caught in plnoo by tho ribbon loons. Certainly this ? lc imported model intro duces a very now and very charm ing trimming effect.-- G RACK MAR GARET GOULD IN JUNK WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION. i'll stop your pain I'roo. To show you first-hoforc you spend a poiiny-what my Pink Pain Tablets oan do, I will mail you free, a Trial Paokago of thom-Dr. S hoop's Hoadaoho Tutilots. Nouralgia, Headache, toothache Period pains, oto., arc duo alone to blood oongestion, Dr. Simon's Hoadaoho Tablots simply kill pain ny coaxing away tho unnatural blood pressure. That is all. Address Dr. Shoot), Uncino, Wis. Sold by Jao. T. Douglas > THE DAY OF THE UNVEILING. TO THE PEOPLE OP MARLBORO. FELLOW BITIZENS : In tho near futuro natl probably within a month, tho Mon ument to tho Confederate heroes of Marlboro will be erected by tho Chapter of the Daughters of tho Confederacy ot this county on tho publio squaro in Bonnottsvillo and unvoilcd with suitable ceremony. All citizous and especially thc sur viving vo tor an s wish tho oocasiou to be memorable. To this end we desire tho exorcises to close with a BASKET BIONIC imply sufficient for all tho people in attendance on on that day. Tho women of Marlboro havo nevor been sur passed in furnishing suoh a dinner. We hopo that on this occasion our noble women will excel themselves, and give tho veterans and all tho people SUCH A DINNER AH TH KY HAVE NEVER ENJOYED. The date will be announced as soon as it is fixed. Committees of arrangement will be appointed to receivo tho contributions of Baskets, and to assist the Ladies in arranging tho Tables. The program for tho uuveiling of tho monument will be arranged by tho Daughters who havo labored and aro laboring diligently in this work, and it is to relieve them of part of their arduous labor that Camp Honegan is moving lo close the exercises of thc day with this Dinner, which we request the heads of families in tho county to furnish. Let us all see to it that thc day of "The Unveiling" shall bc tho most memorable in tho history of thc county. MAY 27, 1907. J. B. GREEN, Commander of Camp Henogan. MARLBORO MOTOR CAR CO. nUTOIBOBILES-REPlIBING-SUPPLIES. Benmettsville, Si. G. CALL EARLY. Have a few li unfired bush els Mixed Peas tor QUICK F. G. HOLLIS Si CO. April 3, 1907. .-r.rrn - ts . ... i. -J . ? ? i ? ! t/wc:/ .i : i\ I li ? i. I'. ?:>.- i? : piicadiH o"foi ...? "lli.lt) to i: 's <.. th len i . '.vi ti aill?t cot? by .). T. Douglas Druggist. '25oTry them. Inquest In Brownsville. Coroner G. N. McCall was cal led to Brownsville Monday to hold an inquest on tho body of Hagar Robinson, colored, who was found dead early that morning. Upon investigation by himself and Dr. Salters, it was fouud that sho died of heart failure, and that there was no signs of any foul piny. I will mail you free, to prove niorit. sam pies of my Dr. Shoop's Restorative, and Doy Hook ou either Dyspepsia. Tho Hoar! or Tho Kidnoys. Troubles of tho Stom ach, Heart or Kidnoys, aro morely syin ptoms of a deeper ailment. Don't mako tho oommon error of treating symptoms only, sympton treatment is treating tho result of your ailment, and not tho causo. Weak Stotnachc nerves-the inside nerves-mean Stomaohc weakness, al ways, and tho Heart, and Kidnoys as well. have their controlling|or inside nerves. Weakeu these norvos, and you inevitably have weak vital organs. lloro is whore Dr. Shoop's Restorative has made its fame. No other reniody oven claims to treat tho "inside norvos". Also for bloating biliousness, bad breath or complexion, uso Dr, Shoop's Rostora live. Write me to-day for samples and freo Rook. Dr. Shoop, Racine. Wis. The Restorative is sold by J no. T. Douglas. THE CMsPPK. An ache In the back i ami a pain in the bead That's the grippe ! A choke in the throat, and a yearning for bed That's thc grippe ! A river of heat, Iben a ?blvcr of cold, A feeling of being three hundred years old, A willingness even to do as you're told, That's the grippe ! An arrow of pain, now in this pluce, now thal That's the grippe! A feeling of doubt as to where you are nt Timi's the grippe) A stupid sensation of course, wholly new! A foolish depression-why should you feel blue ! A doubt as to whether this really is you, That's the prippe ! Strange visions at night, that deprive you of rest That's the grippe ! A taste in your mouth, and a weight on your chest That's the grippe ! A tired sensation that runs through your veins, A queer combination of aches and pains, That's the grippe ! Somerville Journal. Clark. J Walton Harper, Bury Love, W J Foster, Henry Ruko Jones, Jes se Watson. FEMALE LIST Mrs Julia Rogers, Miss Mary Cot lingham, Mrs Lucy Gowry, Mrs H N Tu rn age, Mamie Washington, Mr.-? Pan ii io R Williams, Mrs Carrie Mc Quage, Jude Williams. T. li. MCLAURIN, P. M. mmHONEMTAR Cures Goldsi Proventa Pneumonia Por a cold or cough take Kenody's Laxa tive Cough Syrup lt is better than any other cough roinody because its laxative principle assures satisfactory results, and at the same time it heals irritations of thc throat,strengthens tho bronchial tubes and allays hill mi llion ol' tho in loom mem brane. Contains Honey and Tar, pleasant to take. Children like it. Conforms to tho National 1*11 re Food and Drug Law. Sold by J. T. Douglas. JONES WILL FILL YOUR ORDERS. Mr. A. J. Jones is now prepar ed to fill orders for stovo or house wood as you want it, delivered or on tho yard. Ho also has two saw mills at work and will fill or dors for any kind ot Lumber. Orders loft at his homo or phone KJ5 will seoure prompt attention. FOR SALE ! ONt?NEW No. 18 "PITTSBURG " F1R IO P Rt ) 0 F S A KIO, CHEA 1 \ Address P. 0. Box tis, Rennet tsvillc COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 1785 ClIAULEBTON, S. C. 1907 122d Year begins September 27 Letters, Science-, Engineering, Oi.o schol arship to oaoll county of South Carolina, giving freo tuition, Tuition $40. Hoard and famished room in Dormitory, $11 a month. All oaudidatoa for admission aro permitted to uompote for vacant lloyoo HcholarHhipti which pay $100 a your. En trance Examinations will be held at the County court hoiiHo on Friday July 5, 1907 at 9 a. m. For catalogue, addroRB HARRISON RANDOLPH, May 22, 1907 Prosidont, BXZBMA cum;. WONDERFUL "Our little boy had eezouia for fivo years." writes N; A. Adams, Henrietta, Pa. ' Two ol'our homo dootors said tho case was hopeless, his lungs being afl'oct cd. Wo then omnloyod othor doctors, but no boooflt resulted. Ry ohanoo wo read about lOlootrio Rittern; bought a bottle and soon noticed improvements. Wo continued ?this medicino until sev eral bottles wore used, wbed our boy was eomplotcly curod." Host of all blood medicinos and body building health louies. Guaranteed at J. T, Douglas' Drug storo. 50o DeWITT'S CARBni ,7Fn wiTfiH MA7FI SALVE roi FOR SAL/E. FINE COTTON PLANTATION located about .r> miles northwest ol Renneltsvillc, containing 292J acres, moro or less, about one-third of it in beautiful virgin long leaf pino and tho balnuco in cultivation. This is a part of catato lands of Mrs A. G. Eastern n g Will ?ell on easy terms. Apply to J. N. or J. A. DRAKE, Ben: ottsville, S, C., May 28, 1907. A NARROW ESCAPE. G, W. Cloyd, a merohant, of Plunk, Mo., had a narrow escape four year ago, whon bc ran a jimsoa bur into his thumb. Ho say.?: "Tho doctor wanted to ampus tato it but I Would not consent. I bought a boy of Ruokleu's Arnica Salvo and that !a? at J. HVinihrop College-? /Scholarship and Entrance Kxnmluutioii. Tho examination for the award ot va? onnt Boholarahlpe lu Winthrop Oollogo and for tho admission of now Htudouts will bo bold nt tho County Court 1?OUSO on FRI. DAY, JULY 5, nt 9 n. mi Applloaute nuint be not loss tbuu Attoon yoars of ago. When Bobolarehipa aro vnoalod aftor July S they will bo awardod to thoso making tho highest avorago nt thin examination, providod thoy moot tho conditions govern' lug tho award; Applioanta for Soholarehlp? should wrPo to Proaldont Johnson boforo tho oxamiuatlon for Boholarship examina tion blauks. Boholarships are worth $ioo nod free tuition. Tho next BOsaion will open Bop? tomber 18, 1907. For further Information and ontaloguo, addroBB Pros. D lt. JOHN SON, Kook HUI, 8. 0. MAGAZINE READERS $1.50 SUNSET MAGAZINE beautifully illustrated, pood itorirj end aitlchu ?bout California ?lui all the F.f Weat. . !.? CAMBRA CRAFT daveted ??ch month to die a*- _ tittle reproduction of the beat $1,00 work c4?m?t<ut ?ad prof ctiioaal * y?u photographer*. ROAD OF A THOUSAND WONDERS . book of 75 page?, eontainlea 120 colored photographs of $0.75 picturetque spet* ia Cal?fera!? ?nd Oregon. Toul . . . $3.35 All for . . . . $1.50 Addreia ?ll order? to SUNSET MAGAZINE Flood Building San Francisco Stomach trouble Is but a symptom of. and not tn Itself n true disease. We think of DyspopBla, Hoartburn, and Indigestion nt roal diseases, Tot they urn symptoms only of a certain spoolflo Nerve sioknoss-nothing oise. It was this fact that first correctly led Dr. Shoop tn tho eroatlon of that novr vory popular fltorn?oh Remedy-Dr. Shoop's Restorative, doini,' direct to tho stomaoh nerves, alone brought that suopete ?nd favor to Dr. Shoop and his nestoraUvo. With out that original and highly vital principle, no auch lasting accompll?hmonts were ovor to bo had. For stoivmch distress, bloating, biliousness, bad Wreath and sallow complexion, try Dr. Snoop's Restorative-Tablets or Liquid-and soo for your. ?elf what lt can and will do. Wa Mit ?nd oncer fully rocommond Dr. Shoop's Restorative J. T. DOUGLAS. CALL ON ME maren J VKJI. Cheap Hiwi1111/-. Tho Democrat and McCall's Magazine-an excellent Lady's Book for $1.35 Thc Democrat and Thrice a week World for 81.67. The Sunny South and the Demo crat for only $1.50 Thc Tri-Weekly Atlanta Consti tution and DEMOCRAT one year for only $1,75. This is the cheap est reading ever offered. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Entitle of Alioo If. Hubbard Am. pomona having olaims against Alien H. Hubbard, dcooaacd, aro hereby no tified to pir rili tho Hamo duly oortiiiod to within the limo roquired hy law or bo do bured payment ; and nil indobted to Hame will pienso make paymont nt onoo to J. R. HUBBARD, Adm'r, April j, 1907. Notice of Court. NOTICE ?H hereby ^ivon that tho Court of Qoncrul ScsaionB for tho County of Marlboro will convene nt Honnottavillo on tho fourth Monday in JUNK next, vboing 24th day thereof) 1907, in mid for the county of Marlboro nnd State of South Carolina. All pomona interested will tnkc duo notice thereof. J. A. DRAKE, Clerk Court of 0. P. A Q. 8. For Marlboro Co., S, C. May 10, 1907.-'I m Clemson Agricultural College. Boholarship anti Entrance Examination to l'VoHtunun Class Tho OXtiminatiOna for tho award of tho acholamhipH from Marlboro county nnd ADMISSION TO FRESHMAN CLASS will bo hold at tho County court houno on Fri. day July 5, nt 9 n. in. Applioauta for suholamhipi tuny seouro blank application forum tum thc county Superintendent of Eduoatioil, Them bhuiloi munt, bc filled out properly and ('dud with the county Supor intendeiidont before tho beginning of the cipuuiuatiou ThOSO taking the examina tion for entranco to the Freshman elaaa and not trying for n scholarship ahould file ap plications with Presldont Moll. Tho nohol nrahipa aro worth $100 and froo taitioa Ono Boholarship atudont from each county may select tho Textile colimo, othora munt lake ono ot tho Agricultural coursoa. Ex amination pnpor will bo furnialiod, hut each applicant should pr?vido bimaolf with scratch papor. Tho number of schoinrahipa to bo awarded will bo nnnouncod lalor. P. II. MELL, PitKsioHNT. Olomoon Coboco, S. 0. NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. Karnte of Martha Juno Bundy. HAVINd filed in tho Prohato Judges Office of Marlboro county my final roturo as Administrator on tho Estato of Martha Juno Uuhdy, Notioo is hereby given that I will apply to said Court on tho first day of July# 1907 for a final dis ohargc as suoh Administrator. J. J. HtiNuv, Quali?od Exnoutor. Juno 1, 1007. Lin iiiber AND "VIT ood. ITU two Saw Mills in operation. I ava now proparod to supply tho publio with all kinds of UNDRESSED LU M BK li at tho mills or dolivored any wheeo in Bouoottsvillo. WOO JD FOR ALL. 1am aho proparod to fill ordors for any longth of .Stove or House Wood, ou tho yard or dolivorod at your home*. PI ION ft 135. or loa ve ordors for ni thor LUMBER or WOOD at my rosidoooe. JUST Mill 3 milos from Town: A.. J. JONES. April 25 I ?Jim Bcnottsville, 8. 0. NOTICE TO GREDITORS ESTATK OK DR. R. W. HALE. ALL pereona haviug olaiuis of any kind ! against said oat ate will prosont thom duly ?attosted to tho undersigned, and parties iadebtod to said estate ato requested to make payment to tho undersigned. 0. D. NAPIER, May 22. 1907. Qualified Kxcoutor. JG?" Iv tn gharris Healiablo Haras, Breakfast Bacon,Hool Hums, Boot' Tongue, alwavs nice and I rush at W. M. Rowe's. WOOD FOR SALE. AT PRESENT I can supply orders for MILL SLATS at short notioo. lu a few daya I will ho able to fill orders for STOVE WOOD o<it any length, and also for TWO FOOT WOOD, dolivorod at your homo. Postal oard orders receive prompt attention.[j Apl 10, 1907. W. A. RICE. Type -Writing Done to Order. Papon and Manuscripts copied, Toaohora' Testimonial* a specialty. Charges reasonable. Ordors solicited Aiiguat 1906. Modor?L, 8. C. io Provoai < ni f ey lug Hordes, Mule? and Cows fr (?nt i>ne point io AI othei io Donuotibviiiu, williwin ha V toy them secured so ns not to run louse. Bo it ordained hy tho Mayor and A'dor men of thc Town of Bonoettsvillo and by authority of tho same, Seoiion 1. That on and after thu 15.h day of Mareil 1907 no horse, mule or cow of any kind shall be allowed to bo eui? veyed from point to another, or brought into or convoyed out of .said Town with -ut being secured, fastened with bridle, hal ter or fast cued in .-onto way, so us to pre vent from running loo.-e. Seoiion 2. That thc owner of uny eu h horse, mule or cow: or any person h iving sam? in their possession or under their control aa agent or servant or otherwise violating this Ordinance, sh ill bo fined not less thin One Dollar nor mire thin one hundred dollars, or bo imprisoned or work on tho public worka of the Town uot less than 6 days nor moro than thirty days. Dono and ratified in i;ounoil this l i day of Maroh, A. D., 1907. P. A. HODGES, Mayor. MR. FULLER KEEPS THEM Rubber-tired vehicles aro grow ing in popularity. They aro not only much moro comfortable to rido in but closo observers, as well as carriage repairers and manu facturers, say that by reducing the jolting and jatring of tho run ning-gear, rubber tires prolong tho lifo of a vchiclo. JUST WHAT YOU WANT Wo aro now showing tho nicost lot of CUT GLASS to bo seen any whoro. Tho prico is LOW, tho quality tho BEST. In Stationery wo have all anv ono can wish. Books, Pupor, Tab lots, Pons, Pencils, Blank books and Everything in that lino. Our Drng Department is al ways our pride. Everything you need, we supply. Prescription work a Spocialty. Wileys Candy, Always fresh. Bennottsvillc. Pharmacy. BEE'S LAXATIVE HONEY ANO TAR CURES COUGHS AND COLDS ECZEMA AND PILE CURE FREE, Knowing what lt waa to Bitffor, I will giv? FUEEOE OA AUGE, to any allbo tod a positivo oure for Eozoma, Salt Hhoum Kryaipolaa, Piles and Skin Dlsoaaos. ID. atant rollof, Don't auffor longor, writ? F. W. WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Avonuo, N Yovk. Knoloao stamp. [Sept 20, 06 Prepared for tho Work. Mr. S. J. Pearson, the Jowolor, has now ono of tho latest irnprovomonta for engraving your namo or initials on any nrtiolo of gold or silver or plato in tho most unrto date manner. Tho samples of worff"already done hy him are just (leo? Cull Anet tee him. Don' lose the opportunity, but come, and see us ut once about your Sring Suit It does not matter whether you want it ? month or six weeks from now, but come and look oyer thc exceptional values which we offer at this time and bc con vinced. Wo guarantee to fit and please you in everyway, or don't ask you to accept suit or pay for it. 400 beautiful wool ens displayed, comprising every sbnde, nature and quality, as well as every range in price, for the small purse ns well as for one who can afford to pay ior the very finest imported cloth. We have them on hand to snit every one. O A, STONEV? Ben nett s vi lie, S. C. WARNING NOTICE. A LL i cr-oii" aro warned not to huut, ti-dl, or otherwise trespass on tho lands known as ''Tho Bright Williamson Lands," near Cashua Ferry on Poo Doe Uiver. Tho law will be en forced against all who violato this notioo. JOHN lt. TOWNSEND, Prest Marlboro Hunting Club. December 28, l?OO. pvofeo?icmal davfc?. DENTIST. O? rici'. Up-?tairs ia CroBlaud Building, Phone 180 BBNNHTT?VIJUL 1. M. O. MILTON MCLAURIN, |V| Attorney at Law and Probate Judge OfUoo in Court HOUBO. E. C. MORRISON, -? bHALBR IM - Elootrical and Plumbing Supplies; Electric Lamps a Specialty. Muna a ev City Kl cctv ic Plant. Pbono 114. Ponnottsvillo, S. O. JOT* Report nil troub'o with tho Huon or atroot Iighta to tho above. -FIRE INSURANCE. SURETY: BONDS, KIDELITY AND COURT, CONTRACT and FIDELITY BONDS. There arc no better compunios than these, represented by jN();:s. MOORE. Nov. Iii, !S(I4. ASHCRAFTS 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 iii doses. 25c. box. Sold by Smith Newton, Benuotttville MoColl Drug Co., MoOoll. Seaboard Interchangeable Milage Better Than Ever. Tho Seaboard Air Line inter changeable mileage tickets now on sale, will after July 15th also bo good ovor tho Central of Geor gia, Georgia Southern and Flor ida,Norfolk and Southern, Atlan tic and North Carolina and Vir ginia and Carolina Coast roads, five new additions, making a to tal of twenty-eight linos in all represontating nearly 20,000 miles. You do not have to delay your purchase, but Soaboard interchan geable mileago heretofore sold and now on salo will bo good over tho additional roads after July 15, regardless of dato purchased. Purcliaso your mileago tiokets from tho Seaboard Air Lino rail way. For further information write W. L. BURROUGHS, T, P. A. Columbia, 8 C. Heinz's Sweet Pickles Shrimps, Lobsters and Devil ed Crabs at W. M. Rowe's IA/nW USE tho common, oheap Will Tar Roofing, which is always unsatisfactory, WHEN jou eau get a reliable "Rock and Gla88*OoateiV Rootling for less than cost of Shingles. Soo us or writo tor samples ?fe prices. CLIO NOVELTY CO. Warning Notice. AU hunting with dog or gun in the Gardner's Bluff pasturo is strictly forbidden without permiss ion. C. T. Dudloy. May. 23d 1907. Gardners Muff Pasturo This pasture is now ready for tho public, at a charge of ono dollar a month or for any part of a month, widen must be paid to tho manager. No stock will bo allowed taken out until arrears are paid. O. T, DUDLEY. May 33, 1007,