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The Tmmi*). Hlernrd published every thurs&ay at *> kingstree. s." ci. ' l-.iw i _..i.i._ ^ c. w. WOLFE, ecntor and proprietor. pav , term$. ^subscription' ra^fs: * ? ?* tla t>ne eonv. Or.- eory. siV^pnilths. - - - ." > ?.. TJIie cour, /hftc inin'lii, - - ,2">. Subscriptions paywlde in advance. advertising rates: One inch, first insertion. subsequent nsertion. W cents. Obituaries an-n ributes Of Respect over 10 word* charged for as iogoi.il advertise DO&uts. Liberal reduction on advertising made for throe six and twelve month*' ooiyractv ComnMuications mn.+t he .ct'ompanieil nr the real name nod address nf rbe '* writer ;n order to receive attention. No ?omiuiinlcation of a personal narure *- . Will be pnbiiahsd except as an adver' ttoement. '* -xA?M#etM all letter?and make all drafts payaW to C. W. Wolfe, Kingsme. 8.0. i THURSDAY, WAY 26, 1904. A. PYTHIAN EXCURSION. bt Yoor Ticket Early and Let Kingstree be Well Represented. A little less thau a year ago Kingteree lodge Knights of Pythias ran an excursion train to Charleston for tie benefit of their lodge. The enterprise was a success and quite a I - handsome profit realized. But had ; it not been for our sister lodges, mhicb in accord with the true spirit . ?f Pythkuwra, gave ns their hearty Kv ?o-operation, the excnrsion would not have paid expenses. If we reL member aright over one hundred - liflkete were sold at Lake City and Scranton, and Cades and other town? &JJ? well came geaeroasly to our aid. t<v Jfow we have the opportunity to wciprocate. Lake City and Scran. . ... . r v t)D are getting op an excursion ior ff "fe^beDetit of then- lodges, which is tohedaled for Tuesday, May 3-1. r- They expect a liberal patronage from - Xing&tree and they have a right to ^_4o bo. Every member of Kingstree ?, lodge and every friend of the Order Hlahould purchase a ticket aud try to kidnce cohere to patronize this ex?arsion. Remember 'the motto: "Friendships Charity and BenevoPKdgjce" and let it take practical form iar hearty co-operation with oui ~ of Lake City and Scrauton ag out in full force and rith them, so as to make the a grand success, ursion train will reach Kingatree*t8:22 on Tuesday morning, :>81. Tickets may be obtained jfat TsfE Record and the Weekly Mail offices at $1.50 for round trip. ' Sow let us all get together and see Hlftki Kingstree is well represented. Wl ? m * tV RAGSDAIE FOR CONGRESS. M ^suthnotuly Endorsed by Florence A County Democratic Convention. pm^^be following resolutions were I wrEaniinously adopted by the DerooI' tratic convention of Florence on May 2,1204. Lt Whereas, Slate Senator Ragsdale \ has faithfully and zealously served -Abe-public in various capacities, esH yacially as a member of the State ^ Legislature, and Whereas, he has been suggested as a proper and the best man for a repHPWftmtatiTe in Congress from the aixth district, therefore ^ i__js mi. _ x*a\. i_ ,1 jsesoiveu, luai vue cuumj ucuiw j?cy iu convention assembled do hereby nominate and eudorse Hon J I WRagadale as a candidate for conII vgress and request him to enter the II see this snmm er. I; k CURED HIS MOTHER OF p RHEUMATISM. k uHy mother bus been a sufferer many years with rheumatism," I gaya W H Howard, of Husband Pa. 1 "At times she was unable to move l^atall, while .at all times walking ^ was painful. I presented her w ith W*. nf Plmmhm liiin'?5 Pain Balm and after a few applications . she decided it was the most woiulerKC lnl pain reliever she had ever tiled! ^-io fact, she is never without it uow and is at ah times able to walk. An V occasional application of Pain Balm keeps away the pain that she was formerly troubled with.'' For V ealebyPr D C Scott, Kingstree; m Pr YV S Lynch, Scranton; Lake R City Drug Co., Lake City. /WiS f rRiii 1 A MEDICINl M Sold on e l \ro CURE CURES AGU ^LaCRIPPE AND Of All Dr Supervisor (Coutiiuui-d fjcn The following claims were audi quarter ending March 31. In whose favor. Ni Lu- as Richardson L P Co Pr J J B Montgomery roi .1 ?. u ;lU G G Gist roj tr * hrl XX *? *T?m 11 l "" 1 A J Register & Son br K A Ivt?y bri n .. .? bri R H KelJelnn n? ' ?' bri J J Giahani *- r<-? til ? .. ? r<.?a F M Krirccu Sr bri D Tj I.ee F" J U Uut<on oh "W T Wilklns v??f G B Mitchuin bri A S Coker "NV S Eaddy bd 11 K Eaddy B B < handler 1) N Johnson CO Daniel J R Cox B B Chandler & W S Eaddy JnoS Graham ' R B Marshall J E Pa v is W v? Kennedy ' C C Daniel W S Cainlin and otherS H Gu Try S I Montgomery A W Chandler 4 S P Cooper W F Kennedy and others rui R F Epps bl < W F Kennedy ' IraCGaskins II >1 Thomas J J B Montgomery eon D C Rogers cor J M Martin a i( 4? G J Graham she I i \*r r. ii... k,i , I '? I\rUt7\ UU * \v K Funk G G Gist run C M Browdor W T Wilkin* Pr L B Jobnscn | j csP J Epps ) ?>u A R Mosley iut J P ('o<>per R J McKnitfht brl S J Sin dietary cot R P Iilakeley J. S Godwin bri II .1 Williamson roa N B Barrow G E MiJ?*s Winslow W right p<x T E Salter* ma E C> Liimner T D Gamble ro 11 D Blakeley J 11 Kaddv J W McCutchen in: P D Cockfield br " ' ? bd I)r A I) Epps p-? W T Wlikins ro IIP Baldwin iu; f Wm Cooper su ' " cOl S P Briiton ' ro; " ' 44 hr J M Martin m; I.eRoy Lee fet J M Sturgeon bd G J Graham sir *? ( l? it 4i <4 4. II Ranrinski it Co ch G W .Johnson tre R E Wilson bd J .J Graham oo A B Windham ro; .J N Ham met eo J J Graham co W \V Lynch su P W Harper ro J J B Montgomery an W W Grayson in; G G Gist * ro G T Cook b> A .1 inrl Son rn H M Barrows co The "News Courier" ad 44 "State" Mrs C >1 Chandler r< Brown Brotliers jo II TNdale co S T Nesoiith bd P C Sliirer roj .1 T Frierson " Dr I N Boyd bd II J Bar field bi T A Blakely ro J P Carter 4 T D Gamble co J J B Montgomery Pressley McFaddeii J H Jlutson cli W A N? al r" Julius P Gamble .. .. j)r Stuckey & Flowers ro w S Kennedy cc G G Gist rc J. N. HA31 MET, Clerk, - - ;. r*. *-V;: **V' \ . " ' "' " -' .." ' sjnith*s\ /m?o 11 : OF MERIJ Guarantee B CHILLS./ E, DENGUE, jf BILIOUSNESS. ugglsts. ' ' nd Ml.00 's Report. n last week). ted 3*i(l Allowed durinjjllie stnre of elclm. Aint allowed iritins 19 00 ui indent 50 00 dltor 25 00 ids 8? SO Idge* v 5 25 Idgo.s 20 00 idges. 25 73 idgi> io ids 25 Oo idges 4 0U iris 21 52 in 2:in'Z 7 50 ids 16 86 irfges 2 00 or 2? 60 am gang H 18 ids 51 76 idges 3 90 ? 86 00 equalization 11 60 - 6 OO 15 00 ? 6 00 ? 4 00 t ' 6 00 ? 4 00 " 12 40 ? -4 00 8 90 11 sO " 13 70 27 00 13 00 18 20 ' 11 CO y 20 40 jds and 0ridges 15 00 equalization 4 00 j 5 00 4< 4. 4 00 ?' 8 70 itiugeUt 3 35 istable 6 "5 8 33 4 8 33 riir lo 72 equalization 6 00 ? 12 00 ids 27 45 , )5 00 14 326 02 it mortem i 10 oo as 68 90 kg and eon *4 00 .4 .4 17 50 ilges 5 00 commissioners 22 50 4 .. 22 50 dges 25 oo ids 0 f< 4- 87 82 SO )r 67 50 gist rate 12 50 r. 26 00 . ads and bridges 25 00 .4 .. .. 3 to 4. '4 30 75 ;?g and con 7 70 idges 10 j.0 equa'ization 6 Oo *t mortem 5 00 ads 49 03 iiM r.n igistra.e 015 u" pt education 150 do ntingent 2 lp ids 9 u9 idges ?> 99 ig and con * ide 150 00 equalization 4 '9 eriff 15 ;?0 43 70 1 325 00 aii gang 49 ?* usurer 150 Oo equalization #99 supervisor *75 00 wis 41 50 coins 50 WJ n tin gent 21 99 pt chain gang 00 uu . ads 4 10 ditor 25 00 agist rate 25 OO ads -24 35 idges 4 50 jug 14 60 roner , 31 25 vertising 6 60 4 50 iads ' 12 55 ads 3 02 ntingenl 10 00 lequ lization 12 00 wis 66 75 11 01 equalization 2 00 idsjes 1 <0 i uids 60 28 6 00 ntingeut 1 50 8 80 7 75 ain gang 5 83 ads 170 00 2 00 idges J 32 ads 325 00 >urt house 35 50 tads -0 10 .1. d. GRAHAM, County Su|?ervim>t. ^ .. \, ' ... V. rffiso ,. ~ j, Election liotice- j, Itt j urstju'icv I" "rter T" u- if tc; i el liy rili* I'ou-tv ly-aru ? f ivioi'.tti n f \Vi>1i:iu) !?urir ?nn:y, s. n. ti.itI j ?I;iy 9tli. lO.'-t. '.v l> tit-:?fl>\ tfiv?iin:ke ' hat. an deemm \n 11 be iie.ti at ' tnie- , (J.. <?n TlUH'drt'.. M iy -0. l?;>4. f??r ( t!it i ii |X/"0 of as-er;;i:tii:i*f flu* wi-lie^!i I' Liit* 'U\ nay. ; nJ q;;al l'.f l ?nfcr^ !( in Cadi'ssjx'fijil school itistri.t. No i'> j in refiMi'lit'" to a s.K'vla! t :X or' 0 roils ;l roi* SCUOUJ purpjsis in Sim MII- .III-UU?- |, trivt. * K I! NATI.s |' 11 V KITS I II J lii.OWN , Trustees, j V12-2L. < Foreclosure Sale. j STATE OF So."Til C \KOLiNA ;i Coi'XiY OK Wn UaMSlM KG. Ij Court ?-f Common J'U-as. i A II Williams and .1 A Rrceo. Co- ( parm- rs i tli-* tiim name of A i U Williams & Co. ' Phiotiffs, i against | Mary I. Belk. William L Mcf'utchen, Robert T MeCutchen. James L Mc- i1 Cuclien, l.awr meO McTnt<hen. < Ermsl'L McCuiclieti and Henry I C MfCutchen. heirs and dis-" 1 tribt'O es at law of William I) I Mct.'utcht u. dvceased, Delcnd.Hi s. I{y virtue of a judgment of f??recl(w-!' ure and sale, untie in the a.lmve ? ii-,j titled action ?u the twentieth Jay of l April, 1904. the subscriber. thcsh'iift ' of \Yilliam?burs county, fur that pur- j| pes*- duly authorized ami directed,' will sell before t ie court house door in ' Kingstrecycouniy and: tate fii>t above '; writien, on the fcrsr Mor.d; y in June, j 1904, at 12 o'elfwk n?>nn of that day, j' the real e>ta;e and mortgaged premises j directed bv said judgment to be sold and described therein as follows: All that piece, parcel and tract of!| land situated in Williamsburg county. I, Luke, townslilp and state aforesaid.!' containing seventy live acres, more or J( less, and bounded as follows, to wit:,, north by lands of WI) MeCutehen. ' ea-t by lauds Of h' I> .McClltehen and J ( S Lynch, south by lands of J S Lrnch !, and A 11 Williams, wist by lanes of ' NV I) MeCutehen. , ( rT*/\ ' e.. I.. /iuL V? 1CI '?!? \'i pnir V41-U. i GEORGE J. GRAHAM. M Slierirt'of Wjiiiani-sbur^ (.'outity. |( Kingstree. S. (J , Mav Dili, .904. 3t. i, < No Gloss Carriage Paint Made. j( will wear as long n* Dcvce's. No ^ Jtbersareas heavy bodied, becaune ( Devoe's weigh 3 to 8 ounces more to, { the pint. Sold hv Dr I) C Scott. i' For Sale. J J New* hoop net for fishing. Will sell at cost. William Cooper. | Kingstree, S. C.; j NONE SO GOOD i XAS THE ^ a; wire fencing x i Over 50 Varieties to select fiom. Also many Styles of Ornamental fencing. First Cost, Cheaper than wood. ! Ar>nlv to EDWIN HARPER, KIXGSTREE, S. C. Ageut for Williamsburg County, j mm?mmmmm I ftREADY | TO . SERVE AH kind* of Cool Drinks at Scda Fountain or in Bottles. We use only the b-.-st fruit syrups and can serv e any and every kind j of summer drink from the effervescent cool and sparkling White: Stone Oinger Ale and invigorating Coca Cola io the latest fad in up-to-date i beverages, New Fruits, Crushed, Whole and ' Chrystalized, HAHN'S ICE CREAM Kept fresh on hand daily as season demands. P.S.CourtneifSGo's.lGeGfeom Pnrlof KINGSTREE. S. C. / I OUR DOM ESTIC" FINISH. J OUR process of washing, i I starching and ironing is j j the most modern known in the ;, art of laundering?for it is an art now to handle linen as it I should be. , All work is handled with the greatest of <:are from the time ( it is given us until it is de' : livered back to you. Result: your linen will last ( longer when laundered by us, 4 and you'll be pleased with the work we'll send you. ! ( Ihsist on your next bundle ! / being sent :o LAURENS ? !( STEAM ARTHUR L. JONES, * LAUNDRY AGENT. LAKE CITY, S. C J ? \ 1 V0\ ^CGIUMtBEFMENTg * HE 8 V Our Ijue of uniterials and O trimmings for getting iij> O ft commencement suits is c??tnft pTef'e iu every detail white, ft ft i ream, -pink ami bine, .lap ft ft silks 2? inches wide lit ^ O White cream and lilie bine vS O silk mills at 35c a yd. French ft ft lawns 50 ii ches wide at 50c ft ft Large lot of fine Persian V ft lawns at 20, 25. 35s 50 and O ft ?5c yd, alsii a full line of all O O kinds of staple and fancy ft fy dry goods on hand-'all- the ft 8 DRES5 MAKING Q ft We conduct a lirst class O C/ Dress Making department ft ft This department is in charge ft ft of a very competent dress- ft ft maker and designer, assisted ft ft by five competent helpers*, ft ft Our prices are reasonable, O ft make dresses from $3.50 to ft ft $7.50 each, according to the ft ft work put on the dress. We ft ft guarantee all work from our ft ^ work rooms. V ftMillinery Department^ W We conduct one of the most Cj up-to-date millinery depart- X rSlments in the State. Ladies X X give us an idea of what kind of hat vou wish and the price V * you wish to pay and we wili O U send it to vou and if it is not ?J C5 what you want, return it to S\ ft us at our expense. We arc- X X anxious to do business v-ith ^ the Williamsburg people and V X will pay the express charges O KS on all bills amounting to so O Q and over. Samples sent on rS ft request. Our various lines X X are line dress goods and silks, staple and faucy dry* goods. Sr ?a full line of shoes of all O kx kinds,?millinery, furniture Cj 0 and sewing machines. Send rS ft us your order for what you X X need and we will please you a Jv in l.oth'jirice and quality. Sr Q W. E. lEKXiNSGN, ^ 5^ Manning, S. C. O OOQOOOOOCCO&l | IDE SAFEST PLACE | & TO BUY CLOTHES $ 0 "** 5- ^r-^y w) 5 ?- t f) Is at a store where a (A ? full line of RELI- f) fl Kg p ABLE goods can al- flh ^ ways be found, at ^ f) moderate prices; and (4 S where everything 71 sold is fully warran- 0) |0 ted. We tell you if ^ 7) anything bought 0 here is not satisfac- ?! $ tory, we will thank 9) [0 you to report it to us * 7} for satisfactory ad- C* V) justment. (0 f) THENEWE5T AND $ ^ BEST of Spring 9) [0 Suits, Hats, and & *2 Furnishings can be f) fou^d here at pleas ^ ing prices. Your 9} mail order sent to us ^ jl will prove a valu- )fi, wj able shopper for you. (A f, SESISBHNE3 S (iilli fj, 0 CORNER KING AND 9) r) HASELL STREETS, & 8 mmm,- - s o} ' w ssesescsescsui1 - '.-uv " \V<*.J*ai tU .? -? . ?HIM t.ml?t?MH..I IWlWOMMiail Candidates Cards ; S O;: r^ILROAR COMMISSIONER ! V, j:<>y D (.van- Hi- p!n f ??;3i: 1 i - "" it > :dw i- d.s ri.-nl1 ii-att*t! against. 1-'<>U >l*PKUVI^Oi:. ITrecfi i.\ i frittering nmubcr of i frit n-!s (i !?;uk- the ace for < om.ty Si'i^ r. i-"r < i Williamsburg c??u?t>. J j iv*|? -it'ii"ly a'iiiomii-e nij catidfttacy f?.r ?aid oiliro. pledging no self to b'* j?_rnvni? il by t lie rules ?i the l)cnn>; oniric pi ituary lection. v * \t r *'ri i uivrr vt v 1.1 v n.Y.'l L' o:.MiLir.i(iii l . FOR CONGRESS. ' I ie pecli'illv announce myself | :i candidate for ? ouure-s from the I .Sixth ("omriessi'?n -I District. -ubjeot'o therule* of the Democrati" primary J U RAGSDALE Full TREASURER. I hereby announce that I min a can Idi'Satc for tin- office of County rea*<nerof Witlbm sbursr eountv, and ! I ptedue mjseif to.im port the nomiI nets ?>i' iIn* Democratic urin?;trv elrc|if.n ' J 0 LIFRAGE. FOR TREASURER, We are authorized t/> announce the canaid.icy ?>f Mr R If >M1TU for ('<>unty Treasurer of Williamsburg 0??nnry. Subject to ilie result of the Democratic prima~y election. FOR TREASURER. Recognizing his"worth as a citizen ! appreciating kis executive ability i w hich eminently qualifies him for the I office, and atximdhy bis pa-t record I that the best interests of the county j w iil be safe in bis hands, we offer S W GAMBLE for the position flf Coun?v ] 'i r-avin- r. promising ttiat he will abide I ty I he result of the Democrntie primi ai*v eii-etloii and support the nominees j thereof. FRIENDS. Full CLERK OF fOURT. We are l ufhoiized to announce B C Hl'l fcHFAD asm candidate for reelection t<? the nflk c of Clerk of Court, subject to the action of the Democratic primary election. FOB .*?UPT. OF education: We are authorized to announce WILLIAM COOPER .n a candidate for re-election to the ofliee of Superinten lenr of Education. subicct. to the ! rules ?>f the Democratic primary election. FOR SHEBD'F. Thanking my friends for their lorat support in the past I hereby announce my candidacv for re-election to the ol' ticeot . hoi ill'of Williamsburg county, I -u1 jeor to the decision of the voters in the ensuing primary election. GEORGE J. GRAHAM. FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. | I hereby announce myself a candidate for the House of Representatives, subj- et to tile fRci-ion of die Deo?oeratio Primary Election. J 'elieve that public offlVe is a public trnsr and pU'lue myself, ifelected, to stand faithfully l>v the interest* ??f tin* people W. S. CAM 1.1 N, .JR. FOR TREASURER. i Ilavinz full confidence in his integ, fity and appreciating his high fiersonal eharaerer. to which is added a busings j apaeity and tr .iniug that leaves no jquestion as to Ins administrative lability, we take piea>ure in offering : for rlie (ftice of Countv Treasure!;. Mr | REU1SAI.DJ. NF.S.MITH a>king for li 1 in the j-upport of his fellow-citizens in the coining piimary election, and ? pledging him to abide by the rules and to support the nominees thereof. FRIENDS. FOR PROBATE JUDGE. At the solicitation of many friends I herebv announce myself a candidate for Probate Judge of Williamsburg , winniv ?iihipi*t ro the TV mm-ratio primary election. Having previously he'd this office for four years ind being familiar wiih its duties I feel confident, f elected, that I can fli! It to tlie satisfaction of the public. E. M. SMITH. FOR SUPERVISOR. I hereby announce my candidacy for | re-cle<tion to ilie office- of county superj visorr f Williamsburg county, subject I to tlic rules of the democratic primary (election, by whieh I pledge my?elf to j abide. J. J. GRAHAM. ; The irit nds of Hon B B CHANDLER hereby announce liim a candidate for lie office of < ounty Supervisor. This office is ime of the most importai t that j we tire called upon to til! and it Is in! enmhent upon the people to select a ! man of energy and business tact and j acumen So better man could be : found than the one we name and we ; p.e-eot him. pledging him toabidethe I result of the Dcmoeiatic primary. FRIENDS. Citation NoticeSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ) COCNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG j" By A E ttanna Esq. Probate Judge. Whereas, TO Moody made suit to me, to giant him Letter* of Administration of the estate of and efieets of S E Me Duffle. These are therefore to cite and admonish ail and singular the kindred and creditors of the said S E McDufflc deceased that they be and appear before me, in the Court o| Probate, to he held atKingstree, 5. C. on Monday, ! June Oth next after publication 'therei of. at 11 o'clock iii the forenoon, to show j cause, if any they have, why the said ; Administration should not be granted. I Given under my Hand, this 23rd day |< f May, Anno Domini. tfH)4. Piibii-hed ?<u the 2t> day of May. 1004, in the Counrv llecord. W E II ANSA, Judge Probate, St. VV.C I