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>N POLITICAl ITS THE great dispensai-y question is I sides has its advocates, am1ong, iVs a "fight to the finish" affair. In Rectail From. surounding country and partment Store---a store of many de some Tailored Ready-Made Suit. (only) buy her shoes, her underwea outside of Greenville coming here t they can find everything they need in both dress and ready-to-wear. A 1 This is an age of concentration-"Two blades of grass r birth of the Department Store, or the store of many departmer looking after your personal adovnment. I landsome 9X1 2 foot SEND U When 'tis impossible for you to come. They will be given pr< np in a radius of ioo miles. Samples cheerfully sent upon rcqi a E~ COPYRCGHT ED - -.4 H1AMBUtRQER BROS& C "CLOT HI ES" That's our text. It's always our text. It'1s the text of all the sermons we preach. Just now we're thinking of your wants for the coming season. We take it that about your firnt requirement will be a nlew Suit or Ov,. coat-perhaps both. We hope so. Now we are going to ask you for a very fewv moments of your timo-just enough of it to enable you to at op in to BOO the finest Fall Suits and Overoamte Your Eyes Ever Rested Upon. Every new kink in Cut, Style and Fabric has gone into those excollen garment. If you give us the few moments for which we ask you, wve'Il at once co, vince you that we have Clothes worth preaching about, and in the eutire house you'll not find a price to offenId you. O..r next disc.,irso will bea the same text-Clothes. Smith & Bristow i.... .GRENVILLE, S. C. Bridge Notice. Notice of' Final Settlemien 1 Iwill let to the lowest rerponsible I will npply to J1. .1. Newbery bidder the building of a bridge over the Probate Judge for Pickons county, ci oteek on eroad leadinjg from Hiogsed's the 1st (day of Nov., 1905, for a tin tre to George Robinson's plao, on settlement of the estate of Amanda E beoto8e h at 11 a. mn. maeKennemore, deceased, and ask to be die d oft leinmg. A. B1. Talley, Oct. 4 1905 J. M. 8TEWA RT. ~, ,~."Com. Pickens count.y. Executor Bridge to Let. NOTICE. e. iles to the lowest bidder on the Jst day The trustees of Hiagood Sohbol Dis. sex, te bndng of the covered trict No. 88 will let to the lowest bidder uO e, a the (auswa pold brldg thme repairing of Crld Spring school -4t oetay n i 's house on Saturday,. October .14, at .2 d r J.o any ss n tlif' o'clock, ett the school houso. Will have pg 00O, Oom. she right to reject any or all bids -. CIRC IISPENE agitating the foi Awhi]ch are men01 of towns people visi partments; a stort( It is possible nov r', hosiery, tailor s~ o trade will find t in one store. Ou nade to growv where one formet Is, where people can satisfy th<i Moquet, Axmiinister, Brussels e S.Yo >mp~t attention. We will use < .iest. Make this your shopping )rme tO Grt 211 anid212 Superyisor's Report Of ola ims~ filed and1( "pproved for quarter en ding Sep. 30, 1905, W M Aligood, supphesa......... 24 20 WV M A Igood, gulardi..............20 00 A A Ah-*xander, bridge wk........1 00 .J T1 Authony, " " .... 5 00 H Ahorcrombhie, constable........7 00 HJ. Ab'.rcromnbie, "' ... 6 80 W F" Ariail, bridge wk.... ......3 00 W~ F? Ariail, road wk........... 11 75 A A Alexander "........ 4 90 WV M Allgood, guard.......... 20 00 WV M aligood, supples......... 10 05 .J L~ Ambler, road wk...........6 00 J1 R J1 Authony " ....... 5 00 J1 C Alexandor, " ........ 7 60 WV M Algood, supplies......... 7 90 WV Al Alig.'od, guard........... 20 05 1H Aberombie, constable.... ....2 05 H A borcrombie, " ....12 90 Albert Byrd, bridge wk..........1 00 DrJ L Bolt, ex. lunato... . .....-5 50) E~ C Bowio, road wk...........3 35 E C B~owie, "........ 140 WV H Biowic, constable...........5 55 H A Blurgess, aid to pauper. 3 00 H A Buirgess, bridge wk..........2 25 McFaill Baker, " ...... 5 25 0 WV Bowen, "..... 5 50 N A Bane, bridige............ ...8 75 J L Brown, bridge wk.........15 00 RI H Baker, road wvk.... ...... ..8 00 J CfBogga "........... .. 340 o C owie, magistrato.........10 00 D) L Bake'r,bridge wvk...........8 5C Julo Chantain, l.auling.... ......2 0t (Cram- & Hlamos, boef...........1 20 A B (Childress, bridge wkc.......20 2( Call-Watt 0Jo; road mahine. 46 01 J T1 Cantrell,bridge............ 20 1( \V T1 Chaistain, fodder...........4 54 End Caninon, eorape hand........9 8( Ead Citannon,.. "...........5 64 F R Chapman, corn............7 14 SBlon (Ahikiress, road work.......4 44 H T Childress, bridge wk.......8 ON A B Chidross 1 .... 2 14 J A Couch, road wvk.............5 21 J A Couch, bridge wk.... .......7 54 WV M Chapman, roa wk.......11 24 J F Cassel1. bridge wvk...........1 71 A Ls Campell. muplies........ ...38 6: G N Cox, bridge.............. 20 9e J L Coggins, ' ......... 2 04 J T1 (Chastain, road wk..........6 14 End CannIIon, serape hand.... ...16 81 H C Chapman, road wvk.........5 21 J A Ch'atamn, hi tuling.... .... ...22 04 N A Christopher, road wk.. 5 81 J E C'oeman, bridge wk.........1 5' B 0Obhldress, "..........8 01 WV J B Chapman, "..........7 11 WV J B Chapman, road wk.......1 51 W M% Claudy, bridge wk.........8 21 T E Craig, road wk.............9 44 J RL Connelly.."..............10 21 P H (A i'k, ......... 3 0 .4 E~ i mr, brlidge wk...........7 3. WV J1 13 (hapmaun "...........1 7 aA (.ahann, bauling ...........7 51 i' 1 Ciark, bridge wkc....... ..15 T1 Ii (lark, road wk... ......... 10 8 ,J ,J Chandler, scruapo hand..25 1 .lead Cannon, - ....21 0 J1 A Crehshaw, road wk.........1 1 A B Childress, bridge wk.......12 3 W C Daousa, road wk..........2 2 RL H Davidson, bridge wk........8 6 Ervini D)odgina road wk ........3 6 J C lDuckworth, ' .....14 0 .J I' DIiilard, " .... 2 0 0 W Dorr, bridges.............4 0( .1 A D~urhamn, read wk...........S0 L 11 D~avidsoni, dumages........ 12 0( .'dias~ Day, bridge..............1 5( i'iasi Day, road wk.............3 0( O A Davis, ".........., 97 1) H Davis, lumber.......... 6 00 J (JDuckworth, road wk.........3 25 J E~ Durham,.. "............1 00 Fi II Doraoy,.. ".............8 'J0 o kR Joyie,buidge.............69 00 I Durham, road wk............. 02 T.1 -n Duk. , 8orapG hand... 8 00 MKLhow Dasic Load wk....... 8 53 )LES SARY C mactation of politic brains and acknc s Arnold ting Greenville on . where women ca: r for women to be ,At and hat all rigI hat they not only r, Millinery Deparl Many I ly grew" is the spirit of progres .ir needs under one roof. Our I tnd Smyrna Squares; also small ] UR M iur best judgment in filling yoL headquarters while in the city a enville's GI O.'S DE I N. Main Street, Gre Weymnan Davis, road wk.... .....1 00 J On, "'........ 995* W E Dendy, b'd edI............ 18 20 G WN Dorr, bridge wk...........1 00 o R Doyle, bridge wk......... 10 08 o 1R Doyle, road wk.... .... .. .14 55 Easleyl rogress, utationery ... ....6 50 A Ellenburg, road wk........ ...2 00| W TV Earle, bridge wk.........4 48 E L Edens, road wk............1 00 AO0Edensi, " ....... 300 J W Elison, " ....... 100J J W Ellison, bridge wk.... .. .12 151, W A Edens, road wk..........1 75' wNm Elms, ....... 16501 O? p O rig wk.........25 8501 EaseyProresblanks.... ... 20 J T' Foster, road wk..............6.50 BI A Foster, removing drift......1 25 B F Farmer, bridge wk.........7 85 H W Farr, salury etc..... ..... 22 40 I (Continued next week.) Union Meeting. The second division of the Pied. mont Union will hold its next Un ion meeting with the Liberty Bap tiet church on Saturday before tho fifth Sunday in October, at 10 a. m. Rev. W. A. Christopher to preach the introductory sermon, alternate, Rey, W. J. Abbott. The queries to be discussed are a s follows: First query : What should ho the attitude of Baptists toward State Missions? First speaker W. T. Earie. Second query: What becomes of the sonuls of the righteous after death until the judgmentt First speaker Rev. F. II, Mo~lainahan Third query: Is the way ini which our protracted meetings are carried on approved by our churches? T. F. Nelson, Mod. W, T. Earle, Clerk. New Cure for Cancer. IAll surface cancora aro now known to Sbe curable by Bucklens Arnica Halve. Jas. Walters of D~uffield, Va., writes, '-i had concer on my Ii p for years, hat seeme d inenrable, till Bucklen's Arnie,, Halve he sled it, and now it is perfectly well," Guaranteed cure for outs and1 -, burns. 25c at Pickenb Drug (1o. ) To the Tra< You will find my stock of goods y iDry Goods i of mnost all kinds. Great bargai Youth.' Suit., MSIn's Odd Coats a Men, Ladies' Jackets an Skir ts, 4 Underwear. Give me a call .nd be ais cheap here as anywhere. WE SELL BALLARD'S FL.0Ul /I'.L L M A )R NO al circles from th< >wledged 4t rieiih. Against a shopping expe, a secure their nee asindependent a it here without hf save time, but m< ament is brim full e P art s. Old-time, hum-drum methoo iandsome stock of Rugs, Curta Zugs to match. IAL C ir mail orders. On mail orders .nd do not hesitate to ask us foi :eatest Stoi PARTP enville, S. C. No Exaggeration of Praise. "Thero can hardly be an exag geration of praise regardin'g Ralph Binghamh's entortainmnents. His humor penet rates th~e armour of the most morbid cynic and critic, everybody surreniders to his m t ry manner and magnetic power. He fills the hill in all that he under takes, and his versatility of talent. and variet~y of performenace place him far an d away a:hend of those who p(-e as5 pu iiic enit.ertainers, I wish thai I c<.uld cross his ath frequently His entertainments aro good for body and sol.' Rev. J. N. Ramsey, in Edgefield Advert is-r. D~on't~ Borrow Tro~uble. It is a bad habit to borrow anything, but the worst Ihing you can possibly borrow is trouble. When sick, sore', heavy, weary and worn out by the pains and poisons of dyspe'psia, biliousness, Bright's disease, and similar internal dis.'rders, don't sit down and brood over your sympItoms~ but fly for relief to Elec tric Bitter-. Hero you will find sure and permanent forgetetfulniess of troui ble0, and your body will not be burden ed by a load of debt, disease. At Pick ens D~rug Co. Price 50c. guaranteed. -THE "BlOSS" COTTON PRESS$! SIMPLEST, STitONGEST, BEST THE MURRAY GINNING SYSTEM Gins, Feeders, Condensge, Eta. GIBBEY MACHINERY CO. Columnbia, S. C. ug Public. ry complete this fall, conasistinig of mnd Notions s in Olothineg and1( Shoes, I ys' and 'I PantIs, (Over,-o'ut4 for' B ./' .and *n's nold lh' K'1it Overs~ irts and DISPENSA RY mountains to the seaboard. B-oth Consequently at the present time the Field I lition make for Arnold's New De ds from a paper ol pins to a hand s men; a woman can in this store ;ving to run all over town. People may, by coming direct here where of all the newest ideas in millinery tents. Is of merchandising are being rapidly relegated. Hence the ins, etc., makes it possible for you to touch up the home while )RDERS we pay express or freight charges on all purchases from $5.00 any information or favor. Ae*. /IENT STORE. Discriminating Buyers Can be pleased in their shoes if they come to us. Our stock is large-selected with care. Selected with the idea that good value makes and holds customers. If you have not been buying your shoes from us, try us next time you need a pair. Pride & Patton, GREENVILLE, 5. C. FO1 SALE. 70 acres of land near Marietta, S. C., on Pu~mpkin town road. *10 por acro. 120 acres near Travelers Rest, joinling lands of Mr. Thos. Cunningham. Part of the Butler Watsoin old home. $15 per acre. .A Iso small tracts of land, 20 to 50 acres. We have also somie very desirable lots near @ y' limits. These lots are along the car Jine-$60 each. THACKSToN & SON Greenville. S- C' WO FFORDQ COLLEGE HENRY N. SNYDER, LLi. D., President; Two degrees, A. B. and A. M. F our coures lending to the A. B. Degree. Ni)$ .ir ns.---EticsE and Astronom y, Mathematics, Phiysica, and Goology, Biologyv, and Chisdty, Latin, Greek, Englishi, 0. rmnan, and Frenob, Haitory and Eonoio. Libratry and L~Ibrarian. The WV. E, Buntttgymnnasium--under mm competent director. J. B. Cleveland H1Oeence Hall. Athblefio grou~ndn. Couirso --fC lectures by the ablest men on thes platforin. -R3re musical opportunities. Next n~mr frm 8 to $18 a mionth. For Catalogno or other information, address.. JA GAMBWELL,Sec,, Spcartinburg, &. C.