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S11 Mtftii i at fa i tin fi PAYS INTERESTS 1 PLANTER'S LOAN SAVINGS BANK, Augusta, ACCOUNTS SOLICITED L. C. HAYNE, Chas. C. Howard, CiBHIBO.

KESCKjKCES OVER i I I SfrfrH4 i 8 i 81 nun1 HE NATIONAL BANK AUGUSTA, GA. L. 0. HAYNE, President FRANK G. FQED, Cashier.

Surplus and Profits. 150,000 Pjeaaed to bar? yea aeeonnt a WHO Baak. Curtomerisnd corrrspondiinli LS- A I SP60 8Tery poul- JL Dla und er conicrratlTe, od rr a BaaklBf aetnMU 11 il VOL.71. EDGfiPlELD? WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, NO. 26.

of tho Carch ara i. -nviSQ improve TD paint, aud othe. a parsonage. Aul ti. patronage of their iv- "joUPt JJ9 to begiveu in thee on Saturday afternoon Mr.

and Mrs. John R. kins have as their guest Miss lah Burton, the eldest daughter Mr. and Mrs. C.

J. Burton, fe meriy of our town but now Henderson, C. This beautif and bewicthing little brunette greatly beloved in Edgefield. Get iii the Swing with a Couu Grain Cradle. W.

AdamB. Dr. J. Q. Adams returned his home in Charlotte OD Tuesda after spending a week very plea antly with relatives and friem in oar town aud county.

On Sn day he filled the pulpit of Edgefield Baptist church, preac ing two' very able very earnest ai impressive sermons. There general regret because of the she duration of his Low Shoes in all styles for i agrs and sexes at J. E. Hart'e. If you want some delightf Methodist ice cream-no wat in it, but abounding in rich, BWC Jersey cream-drop in at Court House Saturday afteruoi or both and it will served to you in elpgant Furthermore, the dimes and qu? ters-or let it dollars, nobody object-which you spend will spent by these good ladies irj worthy cause.

For the next 30 days we offer at reduced price a nice Iii of Rugs and Matting. Edgefiald Mercantile Compan The S. C. C. I.

cadets, in ft regimentals and equipped as embarking upou an active car paign, attended the May festiv in Acgjjsts on Wednesday ai Thursday iasf. Oar boys, wi always and everywhere depo themselves like young gentieme made an excellent appearance our neighboring city, re-flectii Jasting credit upon themselves ai the institution. Capt. Lyon wi in corumrinfj of the company. For delightful, refreshing drinl of all kinds come to Ihi Lur: fountain.

G. L. Penn Son. G. pertaiu very swee talented and widely youl lady bas como home from school for tho summer, a eertai Rich young man fro? Clark's Hill must nnsds corr9 I Edgefield.

Why this suddeu turi ing of bis face to the county capital? It is as naiural as the large golden sunflower to tut its face to the- noonday sun light and life and joy. It is very pleasant to be membered by thoughtful frieuc it distaut towns and wi mail you souvenir other beaut fully engraved postal cards. Edgi field is Lot yet a city of sufiBciei dimensions to have Specially pre pared cards containing histori local eceues. in the absence these the comic post card hag com to take their place. Those Peuu's have created a great ti'ju, Sona? are beautiful, othei com'C, very comic, an4 so large tho assortment and so wide ifc range of subjects that everybod can fiud one suitable to his needi If you want good fnsurauc cbjap---at actual write you a policy in the Souther Mutual Lite Insurance Associi tion.

H. May, M. P. Wells, represente the Edg-'field lodge at the Gran Lvdg? of the Odd Fellows whic was held in Greenville last weel Mr. Wells says the Order is ing vfry rapidly iu South Caruli na.

When he was in Greenvill about five years ago in atteudanc upon a similar occasion thera wi about J5J3Q members in this slate wlule now there are more tha 5,000. The orphanage which ba beeu founded by the Order i 1 Greenville was dedicated lae week, One of the most amusing an popular features of the entertain meulou the pollege campus Fr'day evening was the fortun telling by the inimitable Mis Mamie Lake, who was costume 5 as a Gipsy and quartered in tent. She uufotded the future -rrrsome pf ul und "dak blissful and scores iu most original au4 witty manne 1 keeping the crowd that presse around ber in au uproar 'aughter. In telling the fortuue our and jovial youug foe nie Paul Cog burn, ehe said that be i i tho biggest' rascal in town, tba thc girl8cau't rely upon a word says, also stated that there ar three Johnston eilis literally craz about him. Misa Lake said Pat will marry twice.

Tbe first tim to a girl worth, a cool fifty thou saud dollars in her own right. mote it be, Paul, 3 The quality of piolet an 3 Florida Vealer op, the market i 5 bulk at TIMMONS BROS. 5X! Pieces White Madras aoi P. K's. at Full stopk hames, traces, au 'J all iuds of farming Jmplementf P.

P. Blalock, Jr, Ask Mrs. I. A. Webb of Trer ton what she thinks of the Mode Queen Stove.

Guaranteed 8 Edgefield Mercantile Co. 8 Car load of Stoves just arrive 3. Cau furnish stoves from $8. 1 35. Guaranteed to give perfei satisfaction or money refunded Edgefield Mercantile Compan) Mrs.

Emma Dobson met son, Mr. Charles R. Dobsoi Columbia on Friday th? day very pleasantly htiii in the capital city. Mr. HOD to travel but hi au interest in three large stores-one in Augubta.

air iu Columbia and still auoth I Gfe.eu5.boro, N. C. r.e,cedy^d a lot of fly NT Sj aUo a of fo- fctfggy roted. mef Mercantile (equalization Thecoun wili hold met on Mono, QR May gill other session give a hearing lo BiriDg to be ard desements that have creased. The board, who man is Mr.

R. A. Cochran, representative a body Jof me eau be found anywhere. Buy a Deering Mower and i Hay. W.

W. Adami Hon. J. 0. Patterson, of BJ well, who is now actively engs in Washington in atienda upou the sessions of Congres1, uounces his candidacy for election.

From all that we been able learn Mr. Pattison on every occasion zealously gi ded the interests of his const ents. There is no gainsaying fact that he is a thoroughly scieDtioue, high-loned, honora gentleman, one who can be rel upou to do his full duty in ev exigency that may arise. Leggett's celebrated Teas, Roasted Coffee from 10 to 30 ce per pound. TIMMONS BROS We publish elsewhere in issue the program of the 15th nual commencement of ihe S.

C. I. Since the removal of very excellent institution to Ed field these aunual occasions locked forward to with mi genuine pleasure for se ve mouths in advance. All of the ercises will be free except the tertainrneijt by the Expressi and Pbyeical Culture ftepaVtmei which will be ou Tuesday next. To this an admissiou wf ll be charged, as heretofore, of thc po maniement.

The acnounceiii' Ibis entertainment is (charge pf the inimitable a talented Misa ickjes is that it will be of the highest ord oue well worth payiu? to witue; $ew Belts in Silver, Goi Japanese, Kid, Dresden Ca vas, just received. J. E. Hart. Haven't you seen some roen and women, too.

God bless them "who possess certain person charms or magnetism orjindescri able that pauses very atmosphere that envelo them to be permeated with goo cheer and good-followsbip, ma ing everybody brighter and hoper and holier with whom meet. Well, our good friend Pier Steyens, of Johnston, jg oue those God-favored individuals, ai as there are so few like him wou that there was even more of hil He was in Edgefield ou Mondi aud hi? warm haudigrasp ai hearty "how-are-j ou" made ever body be met feel brighter ai better. Such a greeting will mal orje afflicted with a disorder! liver feel better than an ''-ear riser" will. Queen Quality Oxfords. Ladies; 'Tis a kuown fact th our Queen Quality aud Reed Oxfords, first of all, are uusu passed in value.

Never were sho more beautiful tbaq tho uew styf this seasou. We have them shapes and patterns from whir, every taste eau be pleased. Mi we have the pleasure of ghowii you these graceful foot ease. Gentlemen: If you would Iii to put your foot into a 6hoe thi feuls as though it were made you so perfectly cjoes it ye wish this pleasure just try a pa of our $3 50 and $4.00 shoes mac in dull vici Kid and patent kid The Crorue Store. WANTED: Lady orgeutleraa of fair education to travel for fin of $250,000 Capital.

Salary $1,07 per year, payahle weakly. Expel ses advanced. Address GPO. Clows, Edgefield, S. C.

i A small boy who bad been vei naughty was first reprimandei i theu told that be rjn.rj3t take whipping He flew upstairs an hid in the far corner under a Just the father came The not her told him what had curred iii went upstairs and pn ceedecj io under tho bed ward the youngster, who whispere excitedly, "Hello, Pop, is sb I after you, too?" We your business. Utmost care is exercise in compounding prescriptions an 3 ooly piire, fresh drugs 'are useOur are very reasonable. G. L. Penn Sop, FOR A flvo-rooi with good garden, well, ou Apply to h.

mus. "Model Queen'' stoves stand the head of all cooking stoveB. 1 have them in 22 in. ovens. Edgefield ftieroauiilo Companj i Just received a large supply Hardware and Carpenter's Too! of all kind.

Call upon lis when i need of these goods. Ramsey Jones. Have you tried our "Whit Star" Coffee. There is uothin better. Try.

il ouce an you wi use no othero G. L. Peuu Son. See our beautifully decorate Toilet Sets before you buy. RAMPEY J0NEJ8.

Capt. Rice has about 110 acre of cotton up lo a perfect aland 01 hie Horn's? Creek plantation, which about half has benn chop ped aud ho has plenty of banda lt chop the balance. He ought to jlaa happy aa a negro in watermelor eeason. Some weeks ago WP chronicled the fact that the members ol historic old Stevens' Creek church contemplated recovering church at an early day. It affords us much genuine pleasure to state that the old church, which BO many huodreds of people love so well, now has a brand new tin roof on it.

We commend this body of for their prompt action. We are headquarters for buggies. Such as the Hackney, Tyson Juties, Rock Hill, Columbus and Chase City buggies have stood the test of years, and always give satisfaction. Ramsey Jones. July the 26th will be a great day in the social life of Edgefield county.

On that dav the annual picnic of tho Edgefield Hussars will be held. The newly elected officrsof I his historic old G. Evans, captain; H. L. Bunch, 1st lieutenant; J.

M. Mays, 2nd lieutenant; T. A. Williams, 3rd lieutenant; W. E.

B. Tompkins; 1st sergeant, Just in, a large assortment Colgate's Toilet Soaps, from Cashmere Bouquet to Octagon. W. W. Adams.

In spi'? of the fact that we have repeatedly announced that the Advertiser will uot publish a munication unless it is signed or by the name of a responsible individual, we have such communications sent to us for publication. Oue was received a few days ago and another several weeks ago. It is a waate qf postagp to send au unsigned communication to a reputable newspaper, Mothers Wauted, to fee our underwaistn for the little girls and boys at S. F. Hart'Bi As we sit at our desk bright and "arly Monday morning, from our office window we soe Judge Allen, Edgr-fteld'a pjegeut and future probate driving in from the county.

It is his after closing bis ornee on Saturday to go out and spend Sunday away from the "busy haunts of men," at the quiet and happv home of Mr. and W. "Kinnaird. There amid the many comforts of the home, surrounded by green fields and native woodland, all redolent with the freshness, of spring, and feasting hi's eyes upon the fine fowls, as well as feastiug his body upon fat, juicy broilers, the good judge (flores enough energy to combat -'spring fever" during another week. How we do envy bim A Congenial Coterie.

It was the happy privilege of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mim.8 to have had kinsman, the Rev.

Dr. J. Q. Adams, of Charlotte, and his nephews, Dr. Manly Tiramons.

Messrs. Beauregard and Richard Timraone and their good wives at tea on Monday evening. The occasion served in part as a delightful reunion of a portion of the once large and exceedingly happy Timraons family. The coming together of these kinsmen, breaking bread and freely and unreservedly arouud the festive hoard as was their wont when they were boys, naturally inspired a reminiscent mood. Many a childhood scene wa6 portrayed and mauy an incident related that transpired in their halcyon days, when they as barefooted boys trod tho old hills of Turkey Creek.

About such reunions, whioh reuewaud strengthen the ties that bind human hearts and lives, t'iere is sonaethi ug peculiarly sweet and hallowed. Indeed they afford a foretaste of heaven while vye ava yet iii the flesh. Take Penn's Kilters for the liver. There is not belter. FENN SON.

Nice Decorated 100 piece Dinner Sets at and $10.00. Forty-two pince Seta Edgefield Mercantile Company. The cold may be yield to early treatment, but the next cold hang on longer; it will be more troublesome, too. Un-, necessary to take chances on that second one. Scott's Emulsion is a preventive as well as a cure.

Take vvben colds and You'll have no cold. Take it when the cold is contracted ind it checks inflamma: ion, heals the membranes the throat and lungs -iud drives the cold out. Send for sample. SCOTT BOWNE, Chemists 403-415 Pearl Street, Nee Yarfc 60c. und $1.00 AH druggists Roll foot aud head, quartei sawed solid oak 70 inch Beds fo $8.00.

Roll foot and bead, quartei sawed, polished panels S4 In. bed for $10.00 Edgefield Mercantile Companj Just, received very fine Califot nia table peaches. s-TlMMONS BEOS. That gentle, nevard, Mies Jmie bas been almost: completely tored to health and eince returning bome. She will SS ft" fw Alabama Missionary hurch Methodist The members of the Advertiser household' are grievously and hopelessly afflicted with a very stubborn case of flower fever.

To relieve the acuteness of the disease we have had to order Chrysanthe-! mums from every florist or nur-1 that was ever heard of. A fresh lot-all guaranteed prize winners-just received. If anybody has a new catalog they will coufer. a favor upon our emaciated puree by keeping it away from the members of the Advertiser household. Try Leggett's Nabob Corn.

None better. W. An Edgefield Dist a.se. One very often now-a-days hears of new diseases or old called by new names. Au altogether new recently sprung up in Edgefield.

Thousands are afflicted with it, women especially. You meet them every day. It is highly contagious and somewhat demoralizing i i its effects but necessarily fatal. The premonitory symptom js excessive talking upon one subject. As the disease develops the victim goes about the yard digging in the earth and scratching iu jars and pots, later they are seen oarrying barrels and barrels of water hither and thither about the premises.

Edgefield Chapter af Tfce U. D. C. Mies Mary Poppenheim, president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy of South Carolina has been in communication with Mrs. R.

N. Bailey with reference t) the formation pf a local Chapter of tb ia organia ition, having sent membership aud other necessary blanks. We have been requested to urge all ladies interested in the organization of an Edgefield Chaplet to meet at the home of Miss Mary Butler on Friday afternoon next at 5 o'clcck. The on thjs occasion should large, and we trust that the Edgefield ladies will take up this important work the zeal earnestness tbat charaeto'igeB their efforts along other Hues. Aa Honest The failure of the Traders Fire Insurance Company (caused by the SauiFranoisco disaster) has brought out in Columbia a fine illustration ol business integrity.

Mr. John C. Lott, a local agent, had a number of policies written in this company. When he heaid of the troubles of the Traders he inquired if the company expected to do anything towards re-insuriug its risks. Getting no ngemeut he personally had all of his outstanding risks reinsured in strong companies at his own expense.

In other words, policyholders had paiil for insurance for a year or mare, and it will cost Mr. Lott out of his own pockot'to make good the unfilled part of the insuranoo he has outstanding this oompany.Columbia Cor. News Courier. Corner Storo'h Reduction Sale. Findiug our store a little over stocked, we have decided to put the knife in the price of certain lines, All our 75, 90 and $1 Table Damask to go at 55 cts yard heavy 90 inch Linen Sheetiug to go at $1.10 yard.

Lace Curtaiu material to go at lc? and 20 cts yard. Fine Sheer Lawn 40 inches wide going at 10 cts. 46 inch priuted Organdies and Dotted Swiss at reduced prices. Pearl Duttons 2 cts dozen aud Pins 1 ct paper. India Linon Handker? chiefs I and inch hem at 50 cts di zen.

Complete line of Yal Laoes, Ecige and Batiste match White colored parasols iu very stylish assortment of handles. Checked Homespun ots yard standard Gingham 5. and 7 cts yard. this is no fake sale. We have the good1? and need tbs money.

Sale begins May 8th coutiuues until stojck is reduced." Respectfully, Tba Corner Store. Our stock of Furniture is always complete. Bod-room Suits $20. up. We buy in car lots and can make very low prices.

Ramsey Jones. Sow Amber Seed aud buy less Hay, W. W. Adams. Famous Strike Breakers.

1 he most famous strike breakers in thc land are Dr. Kiug's New Life Pills. When 'liver and bowels go on strike, they quickly settle the trouble, aud the purifying work goes right on. Best cure foj constipation, headache and dizziness. G.

L. Penn Son W. E. Lynch Co. A.

Guaranteed Cure i'or Piels Itching, Blind, Bleedingor Protruding Pilas, Druggists refund monej if AZO fails to cure in 0 to days 50c, For roiiable, high-grade hamesc of all kinds-buggy or wagon, double or single-oome to us. We buy direct from the best makers in the country. Ramsey Jones. Solid car of Chairs. If you wau! that "tired feeling" relieved buj chairs from ue.

Edge-field Mercantile Company Fresh shipment of Georgia Cam and New Orleans.Syrup. i and Mrs. James Cele brated Their Golden Wedding. Sunday last marked the close the fiftieth year of the marris life of our beloved friends, Mr and Mrs. James T.

Ouzt3, of Elmwood. The occasion was quietly though beautifully and appropriately celebrated by a family reuuion at their ideal country home where they have resided since their marriage. lu wavs too numerous to mention Heaven has blessed tuis happy God-fearing, God-serving couple, but tbe greatest blessing has been their children, two sons aud six daughters, jail of whom reflect with honor and tho lives and teachings of their worthy parents. The children are Dr. W.

D. Ouzts, Mr. Albert G. Ouzts, W. J.

Adams, Mrs. J. 0. Horin Mrs. W.H.

Barling, Mrs. J. M. Shaffer, Mrs. T.

Asbill and Miss Flora Ouzts, all of whom were prebent except Mrs. Asbill, who resides in Louisville, Ky, Nearly all of their twenty-eight grand-children were also present. The day was spent largely, but not altogether, in delightful social intercourse, for the good wife, mother and grand-mother had prepared a bountiful feast that was reived in good old fashioned style. Mr. Ouzts has always been "the embodiment of economy, industry, frugality-an ample provider-which was abundantly in this their golden wedd ng dinner.

Deserving especial moiitiou is the fact that Mr. Ouzts wore on this oooasion the coat and vest which he wore when married fifty years ago. He also has the hat which he purchased at that time, and Mrs. Ouzts, has her wedding diess. One needs no stronger evidence than Mr.

and Mrs. Ouzts' half ceutury of married life to disprove the often repeated statement that marriage is a failure. During all these years God has reigned supreme iu their home. Alay Heaven's choicest blessings continue to be showered upon them, their children and their grandchildren! Letter to B. Edgefield, S.

C. Dear Sir: We know what the paints are all made-of, you know; we have to. In Wilson, N. are two dealers, One of 'em thinks he can't sell paint for more than $1 a gallon 5 tho other won't have such stuff in his store-sells De? voe lead-and-ziuc, of course. paint ie adulterate Devoe is ail lead ana1 zinc and linfleed oil, with as little good dryer as possible.

A gallon Devoe has iu it a little more paint than four gallons of the other. A gallon Devoe will cover as much as four of the other. Who wants to pay wages for painting four gallons for one? How much is Devoe lead-andzinc worth iu that town. Yours truly, F. W.

DEVOE Cn. The Edgefield Mercantile Cu 79 DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK? Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the newspapers is sure to know of the wonderful cures made by Dr. i Kilmer's Swamp-Root, ,1 the great kidney, liver fl I IL and bladder remedy. HI -J I It is the great medical triumph of the nineteenth century; discovered after years of scientific research by 1 Dr.

Kilmer, the eminent kidney and bladder specialist, and is. wonderfully successful in promptly curing back, kidney, bladder, uric acid troubles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst 1 form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root ts not recommended for every thing but if you have kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found just tho you need. 11 has been tested luso many ways, in hospital work, in private practice, among the helpless too poor to purchase relief and has proved so successful In every case that a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper who have not already tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling more about Swamp-Root and how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.

When writing mention reading this generous offer 'a this paper and send your address toi Dr. Kilmer St hamton4 M. Y. The fifty cent and Homo of dollar sizes are sold by all good Don't make any mistake, but remembe? the name, SwampRoot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Birgbamton, N.

OD bottle. Sciatica Cured After Twenty Yeare of Torture. For more than twenty Mr. J. B.

Massey, of 3322 Clinton St, Minneapolis, was tortured by sciatica. The paiu and suffering which ho endured during this time is beyond comprehension. Nothing gave bim any permanent relief until he used Cham berlaiu's Pain Bal-n. Ono application of that liniment relieved the pain and made sleep and rest possible, and less than one bottle has effeoted a permanent cure. Il troubled with sciatioa or rheumatism why not try a 25-ceut bottle of Pain Balm and see for yourself how quickly it relieves the pain.

For sale by G. L. Penn A Son. Thepublio should uot forget tba; we keep in stock every kmc and size of coffin and casket from $3.00 to $200.00. We can fill ordei day or uight.

Our hearse is readv to meet all callB on short notice at a reasonable price. Edgefield Mercantile Co. Fresh canned goods of all kinds at very reasonable prices. Youl orders solicited. P.

P.Blalock Jr. Our Iron Beds haye been admired by all wbo have seen themprices very reas II Vi IJJIW PROGRAM Of The 15th Annual Commence ment cf The South Carolina Co Educational Institute. Friday, May 18th, 9 p. in. Celebration Literary Societies Sunday, May 20th, ll a.

m. Baccalaureate Sermon. Bev. W. E.

Wilkins, Columbin s.e. 8:30 p. m. Sermon Before College. Y.

V. A. Rev. Royal Shannonhouse Edgefield, S. C.

Monday, May 21st, 9 p. m. Anuual Concert. Tuesday, May 22nd, 5 p. m.

Art Levee. 8:30 p. m. Entertainment By Expression Physical Culture Depart (merits. Wednesday, May 23rd, ll a.

m. Alumni-Alumnae Celebration. Address-Prof. T. C.

Callison, ('04) Norway, S. C. Essay-Miss Marie Tompkins, ('05) Edgefield, S. C. 5:00 p.

m. Cadet Competitive Drill. 8:30 p.m. Graduating Exercises. Baccalaureate Address.

Hon. M. F. Ansel, Greenville, S. C.

Delivery of Diplomas. Watertown Buggies Have Triumph Oear. Our TRIUMPH GEAR speaks for itaelf. It has more desirable features than any other side spring gear. It ie so constructed that the center or brace springs serve a double i.

a brace and equalizer, consequently you get less side motion, tjian on any other side spring, gear. Put your whole weight OD-one. step off the TRIUMPH and watch the result, then go through the same operation on any other side spring gear vehicle and you will fiud the TRIUMPH goei down level, while the others cant to one side. It is justly entitled to its name, the TRIUMPH. Edgefield Mercantile Company.

There is nothing on the market superior to a -White Dove" Ham. Try one. P.P. Blalook, Jr. Attention is invited to the notice in another column of the Examination for the award of vacant Scholarships in Winthrop College aud for the admission of new studentp to be held in the Couit House cn Friday, July 6th, at 9 a.

m. It will be noticed that applicants must not be less than fifteen years of age. Scholarships are worth one hundred dollars and free tuition. This is worth competing for. Young ladies especially will bear this in mind.

Lace Curtains, Portieres and Table CoverB, all styles, sizes and prices at Edgefield Mercantile Company. Wanted 500 childreu to see our low shoes. J. E. Hart.

A Year of Blood. The year 1903 will long be remembered the home of F. N. acket, of Alliance, as a year of blood which flowed so Mr. Tacket'e lunge that death seemed very near.

He writes: "Severe bleeding from the ungs and a frightful cough had brought me at death's door, when began taking Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, with the astonishing result that after taking four bottles I was completely cured." Price 50c aud $1.00. Trial bottle free. G. L.

Penn Son W. E. Lynch Co. Try Egg-O-See, the hew cereal for delicate people. Timmons Bros.

Citation, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF EDGEFIELD. By J. D. Allen, Probate Judge Whereas, W. Talbertt made suit to me, to gran bim letters of administration of the estate and effects of Mrs.

Talbert deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said deceased, that the7. be and appear before me, UT the Court of Probate, to bo held at Edgefield, C. H. S.

C. on the 31st1 day of May. next, after publication thereof, at ll o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my Hand, this 11th day of May. 1906, j.

D. ALLEN, P. E. C. Cobb's SPECIAL, VAIvUES FOR May 4-4 Bleached and Bi own Shirting, 40 and 50 in.

White Lawn. New arrivals in Colored Organdies, Val. Laces, Embroidered Waists, and All-over Laces. New arrivals of WHITE OXFORDS and BLACK TIES. Summer Shoe Stock right up to date.

PRICES TUMBLING DOWN. SPRING- MILLINERY. I invite the ladies of Edgefield and vicinity to call and inspect my large new stock of SPRING MILLINERY. lam showing all of the Latest Shapes and Styles of Hats, also the very Latest Trimmings. My prices are very reasonoable.

Miss Mary Buford Near the Depot. SPRING GOODS. We are daily receiving a line of Spring HATS, CitvOOTHINO. Call and see us. We can fill your wants.

A. Hart to post-office. It will be to Your Interest To come in and examine the new Prints, Percales, gingham, Lawns and Linens we are showing. Prints at 5 cents per yard. 36 inch Percales 10 and cents Gocd quality Gingham 10 cents, 40 inch Lawns 10 and cents.

Persian Lawn and India Linons at all prices, White Ijinen for Waists and Suits at 25 and 35 cents. Remember, these prices are good six days in the week and tne quantity is not limited. Our goods are all priced at fair and Reasonable Profits and we make no statements in our advertisements that we do not carry out, Get our price's on anything in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes an ats and we will be satisiled with the results. JJltl See our 5 and IO cents Ooixxrtears. There are ma; very useful articles and at very low prices.

O. MAY. Always Remember the Fall Name laxative gromo Quinine.