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o I I ?ie Count}) fUrord. < K NGSTREE. S. C C. W. WOLFE, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS * R:P:IO\ RATE*: One oopv. one year, ? ? ? $i.w*| o-jc copy, six mouths ? ? - .5 One copy, tli ee months, ? ? 21 fcjnf scrlption payable it advance. i I ADVERTISING *.\TE<: One inch, first insertion, $1.00; each I ub*equent insertion, 50 c- nri-. obituaries and Tribute* of Kt-peet over ] n words charged for a< regular adverti? ments. Liberal reduction on advertising made for three, six and twelve months contracts. Communications must be accompanied by the real name and addre-s of writer in order to receive attention. No communication of a personal nature will be published except as an advertisement. Address all letters and make all drafts pay. bleto C. W. WOI.fjb. Kiugstree. S C. g -THURSDAY. SEPT. 121907. The fellow who contracted to J ell his cotton below thirteen cents most feel like thirty cents. President Roosevelt wants to have a peace conference after bis own notion. Teddy will have peace?if he's got to fight for it. Certain rich society snobs have Ityled themselves the "smart set." Quite more apropos would be the "lazy set," since few of them , ever do anything worth while. ' We hope the farmers' organizations have not made a mistake 1 in making fifteen cents the min- 1 imum price for cotton. Thirteen ^ Cents is a pretty good price for Cutton and would have been a very conservative minimum figure, , in our humble judgment ===== J With cotton bringing thirteen i cents and Sooth Carolina in toe c j t lead a9 to condition, and Wil- t liamsbnrg county farmers raising \ pumpkins weighing over 1.00 >j! pouuds, water-melons weighing 57 1 pounds aud 1,400 pounds of . tobacco to the acre, what's go-' / ingj to become of the croakersI and calamity-howlers? List week in an editorial paragraph anent the alleged candid- . acy of Mr R I Manning for governor next year occurred the f following sentence: "It is very kind of the gentleman thns to offer self-immolation on the altar of his country a second time." It \ read: "It is very kind of the gentleman to offer self-emulation on the alter of bis countrv, etc." "We read and corrected the first proof, but when the final presb proof came in, the editor was too unwell to look over it, and the result was that these palpable errors were uncorrectedThere were other errors appar? * 11 V ~?L tL. . ?Ut luruuguuui luc yapcj, uul those in the editorial column are particularly mortifying. Son-in-law Nick Longworth, . woo no doubt speaks authoritatively, has announced to an eager, listening world that his father-in-law, Theodore Roosevelt, would not accept the nomination for a third term unless the whole country demands it. There must be not a wink or a nod or a whiepered word, but an overwhelming wave of popular, clamorous demand that will wring his reluctant consent. Now, on its face, that would seem to mean that we shall have no more of Roosevelt. But when it is considered that he himself is to be the sole judge of the depth and breadth of the "demand" and that a small company of men and boys with certain mechanical ? effects osa make all tbe noise of an army with banners, we more tlieu half believe that Mr I Roosevelt will meet the demand half1 way. If we remember aright it was Cr;esar who thrice rrfnseil tbe cro in and then later accepted it. We do uot doubt that Roosevelt will pursue some such course in tbe Dext campaign. Occasional' headache, be'ching, bad taste ill the Ulolith, lack of ap | petite and slight nervousness are I systoms of indigestion which, when allowed to go nucared for, will develop into a case of dyspepsia that will take a long time to get rid of. Don't neglect your stoujach. At the tirst indication of trouble take something that will help it along in its work of digesting th- food that you eat. Kodol for iudigestiou and dysfx-psia will do this. Kodol will make your food do you good and will enable vou to enjov what you eat. Sold by W L Wallace, M D. Just as we begiD to think that we really know something really worth while, then something happens to show us that we really know so little of all there is to know that it isn't worth while to feel puffed up on account of our knowledge. The way to get rid of a cold, whether it be a "bad cold" or just a little one, is to get it out of your system through the bowels. Nearly all Cough Cures, especially those that contain opiates, are constipating, Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup contains no opiates and acts gently Dn the bowels. Pleasant to take. Sold by W L Wallace, M D. Some of these days we are going meet up with a defeated candidate who is just as glad to see us as ne was before his defeat, and theu we will know who our preferred candilates for something better is. ? Notice Notice is hereby given that pursuant ;o authority given us by commission ssued by R. M. McCown. Secretary of >tate, on August 81st, 1907, the books >f subsription for the capital stock of he Kingstree Telephone Company, will >e opened at the store of G. Ollie Epps, vingsrree, S- C., on Monday. Septent>er, 16th, 1907, at 11 o'clock, a. m., ihd thai the said stock will be onelundred shares at the par value of ;wenty-five (25 00) dollars each. W. R. Funk, vf. T. Wii.kins, G. Ollie Epps, 9-12 It Board of Corporators ? @ The ???^ 1 Daylighi ? . . The largest stock of fall goods ? rived and all and everybody is jgj and examine all goods. Ex< Over shoes for men, th< jSJ Browns' fcnoes 10 jgj None better. $1,000.00 wo quality and make. $1,000.00 w< @ pants; Shield's Hats for men and (g) $2.00 and $3.00.The best line of Dry ?_* Goods, Laces, Ribbons and Notioi J? of merchandise bought from out @ | Stackley's ( <?> KINGSTRl ? :@:@:?:?:?:?:?:??:?:<? Kingstree Gr Kingstre Prepares boys a lege, or for the b of life. Eight in.< department. He Pure water, A li Dimming yuyiu Terms Re i Fall session begi tember 16. For tion write to the or to E. 0. EPPS.flCle * iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii | ORANGEBURG COLLE ? 6UKGEBUI i First class eqiipacBt, stroi?. fi > su4y. We offer as tboro > as any school in the So ^ fanrea far 47A IT I * VH? JV i VI VIVi f? * > a few stndfits. F aid all partienlai President W. i > 7-ll-3ra , X *M*WAAMAAM*AAWM*A PAIN fata in the heed?ps tn anywhere, has Hi am ** Hints congestion. pain to Mood mmwi nothing ^ alee usually. At least, ao an Dr. fhoop, and to prove It he hai created a lime pink tablet That ? tablet?called Dr. 8hoop'a Headache Tablet? 1 coaxee blood praeenre away tram pain centen. _ la effect la charming. pleasingly delightful- Gently id though aalely. It surely oQoaOliea the blood drco> n latlon. * 11 ron have a headache, tt'i blood mem* v U lfi painful periods with women, aame cause. C 11 yoa are aleepleaa, rest lea, nervous. It'a blood _ congestion?blood pressure. That sorely a a certainty, for Dr. Sboop't Headache Tablets atop It in 30 mlnotea. and the tableU simply distribute the nnnatoral blood pressure. Brolae your finger. and doesn't H get red. and swell, and pain you? Of coarse It does. It's coo fssHfln, blood pssssare. You'll find it when pain la?always. Ira simply Common Sense. We sell at 2S> cents, and cheerfully itcnmmsnd Dr. Shoop's Headache Tablet* Notice of Sale> The undersigned trustees of Lake City School Disrrict No. 15, will on Thursday, September 26th, 1907, at 12 noon, in front of J. M. Sturgeon's store in Lake City, S. C\, sell at public - t t a J i_ auction to tne nignest oiaaer, ior casn, the old school house and lot on Mc- I Allister street in said town. The lot contains very nearly one-half an acre I and the building, which is a new one. I can be easily and cheaply converted into a large and comfortable dwelling. The object of this sale is to convert the "" value of this property (rendered un- ( necessary for school purposes by the building of a new school house) into money to be applied to the property. Terms of sale, cssh, purchaser to a' pay for papers. Possession given January 1st, 1908, probably earlier. w. T. Askins, pi J. L. Stuckky, . H. L. Baker. tc 9-10 2t. e< CAMP NO-22. , IL oru> MxtTixe. /( l) 1*t and 3rd Mondj^' WstfSH Visiting choppers cord tally Invited to come up and sit on a stump or hang about on the g. PHILIP STOLL, 9 27 12m. Con. Com. | >:@.@:@:??:?::?:??:@; ? I t Store. 11 0 _ ~ ? wo have ever carried has ar- Jgj i cordially invited to call Jj dusive agents for Walki best on the market; J r men and women ? rth of men's pants, best (?) orth of boys' suits and single iss boys', all styles and colors, prices y Goods, Millinery Goods, Fancy ? is. We guarantee every piece rig) store. 55 ? ?' ^ash Store. ? FF s. r 8 ' JgJ aded School, e, S. C. nd girls fyr eBusiness pursuits structors. Music althful location, mited number of will be taken. asonable ns Honday, Sepfurther informaSuperintendent, >rk B'rd Trustees. V ; h(y*yy?yvyvvvyv>vyyvyvy%i ;GIATE INSTITUTE, 1 1G, S. C. ^' icilty, tktroieh conrse tf 5 n?h a Business ?ourse J nth. A Fire Months ^ s can takf only 5 'or Catalogue J s. address, < S. PETERSON. ^ Orangeburg, S. C. ^ fMAAAMAAAMAMAMAMA/ Hymeneal. MARRiED- At the residence of &.T and Mrs W C West, on Sunlay, September 2, 1907, Miss dary West to Mr P R Lambert, .11 of Williamsburg county. \ie ceremony was performed ?y Notary Public W C Ogburn. WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. I I AX REPRESENTING THE CHERAW DOOR AND SASH CO. AND WILL BE PLEASED fO QUOTE YOU PRICES ON Sash, Doors and all kinds ?i Building Material before you dose trade elsewhere. I also represent J. H. WEARN k CO., Charlotte, N. C, and can interest you in fancy mantels. My prices are low for high grade material as a comparison with other dealers will prove to you. D. J. Epp^, Kingstree, - - 5. C. 6-27?3mo?. COTTON GINNERY To the ihiblic of Lake City id Vicinity: I beg to announce that I have it in a ney and up-to-date cot>n ginnery outfit and am now quipped for first class GINNING . Will also pay highest price >r cotton seed. Soliciting your patronage, Yours truly, S. T. Godwin, -29-4t Lake City, S. U. WHENEVER You Have Any (INO OF BUSINESS In Real Estate See STOLE BROTHERS, (ingstree, - - S. C. i ?s insurance. Fire Insurance, Tornado Insurance, Plate Glass Insurance Life Insurance, Health Insurance, Accident Insurance, Burglary Insurance. We represent only Companies of unques roliaWlitw anrl VIVUVVt A VA4M W?*? M*.~ a policy is as good as a gold bond. We'll BondjYou,. ' A t . As Cashier, Treasurer or any position of trust in any of the largest companies in America. The Williamsburg Insurant & Bonding floenou, OFFICE OVER L STACKLEY's STORE, Kingstree, S. C. MBHB HHHir \ ' DeWitt's Carbolized Watch Hazel' Salve is gool for boils, burns, cuts, scalds and skin diseases. It is espe., pecially good for piles Sold by W L Wallace, M D. Tit Klifsirte HORSE UVWMII KINGSTR TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We, the undersigned, having pur Columbia, Ohio, through their repress imported French S:al)ion, Val-de-Sai of $3,600.00, we can conscientiously i a horse that we baverefer had the pie wish to improve their stock of horses Thos McCu M H Jacob M F Heller, John F McFadden, J C Everett, L P Kinde VAL-de-SAIRE will stand the # $25.00. For full particulars call on oi manager of F C Thomas' stables. Aug. 30 '07. fflahk of o jCake C CAPITAL STOCK $20,OC OFFICERS?A. H. Williams Vice-Pres.; E. W. Yates, Ca Cashier; W. L. Bass, Attorne DIRECTORS-A. H. William Green, W. T. Askins, J. B. D\ P. Williams. The Bank of Lake City 1 years and has earned 64 per since its organization, a divi been paid each year. Your accounts are solicited absolute protection guarante 6969696S69696S SHIM 1 SOLID CA! BUZZARD HA LAKE CI' No. 1 All Heart at $5.25 per M. per M. No. 3 A very gfood I CARLC Come to us, we can save you grade Lime $1.25 a barre One carload of Pittsburgh Per before placing vour order. SEWING MACHINES?A hi to please, $20.00. BUZZARD HJ LAKE CI Pianos : k . C Ma: peo exc f * I you IV at 1 ny'i C wil We arej closing out the nant of our Furniture at very lew pricesComplete line of Coffins and Casket Services rendered Day or Nighl KINGSTREE HARD ^ If' / ! ' t y "J3e-i : m I DeWitt*e Little Early Risers are good for anyone who needs a, pill. They are small, safe, sore, tittle pill* that do not gripe or sicken. Sold by W L Wallace, M D. | Fit) ttri ! CD,, I EE, 5. C. \i m chased from McLaughlin Bros., of* ;nt*tive, Mr R I James, the grand re, registered No. 4162, for the sum say he is the grandest specimen of asure of looking at, and breeders irho will do well to see him.tchen. Pres. . s, S??c'y and Treas. r - B S Smith' f Directors. eason at F C Thomas' stables. Fee* address anv of the above officers or ? .a ? Cake City, J ity, S. C. )0. SURPLUS $5,000 | Pres.; W. J. Slngletary, shieT; D. K Motley, Asst. is, W. J. Singletary, J. Ar , ,, J3 jRant, J. C. Lynch, Henry has been in existence four Accent. for the stockholders dend of 8 per cent., having 1 . M I. Promptness, courtesy and I 1LE5! JI RLOAD FOR | RDWARE CO.. I rv, s. c. . , | . | > No. X a Good Shingle at 14.25 I shingle at $3.00 per M. )AD LiriE money and give the highest 1. feet Fence just arrived. See us gh grade machine, guaranteed' VRDWARE CO. ;Jf . ^ ? TY.SC. ^ Organs !. F. Netzow Piano and Organoutacturers, now offer tbe pie of Williamsburg a most ellent opportunity to buy tanos ? Organs nanufacturer's prices, saving l the extra cost you have to r traveling salesmen, ou will find a nice selection iingstree Hardware Compa5 turniture store. Ama i evomira anH rftn ULUt UUU VAMIU1MV MUM J VU I buy. | S& f ' I s ' I#. t. . i IWARE COMPANY.