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TO THINE Oir.V SELF HE THUR AND IT MUNT FOLLOW AS TUE M?HT TUE DAY, THOU CAN'ST NOT THEW HE FALSE TO ANY MAN.
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BY J AYN KS, SHKLOR, SMITH & STECK. WALHALLA, SOUTH CAROLINA, NOVEMBER 8, 1905. NEW SERIES, NO. 804.-VOLUME LV.-NO. 45.
See Our Boys'
See Our Youths'
0101
We are making a special feature of Boys' Knee
Men's Suits. W e have anything ir om tho little N(
year old Suits to a nineteen year old Young Man's
and style to it that can be had in a Man's Tailor-Ma
stand cleaning and pressing, hold its shape and looh
We also have a "big line of Boys' Suits, both Kne
Pants, to close out at New York cost
We also have a big line of Boys' Pants.
We carry the Famous I. S. Pants, another pair :
We also have a big lot of Odds and Ends in Boy
half price._
C. W. & J. E. BAUK
IT PAYS TO BUY FOR C
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niSTRUST
YOUR LIVER
If y?m don't feel as well as you should, and yet are in
doubt as to the cause, tho chances aie it's yovfr liver. When
the liver is torpid you are bound to feel duli nod lazy. You
are apt to bave a coated tongue, bad breath, headache or
constipation.
Lunney's
8-Hom* Liver Efcegfvilo tor*
never fails to increase activity rf the liver, aids digestion
and gives tone to the entire system.
Price, iiOc.
l^lie I>i*ii?>*<riNt,
lOYelloAv Flront.
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Seneca.
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Only ? Look
Through L. A. Moore's Fancy
Store will convince you that he
Lieads*in
Fancy and
staple Groceries
Everything to Eat.
Arizona Honey, 1*2 \ cents.
Trade $10 in Cash and Have your
Photo enlarged F KICK.
Photo Frames any size or style made
to order.
Guns worth $4? $5- and $0 to go at
$3, $3.50 and $4.
Watch this space for price on Shells.
Come and let me prove what I say.
Yours for business,
LUTHER A. MOORE
SENECA, S. C.
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Pant Suits and Young
jrfolk and Blouse, four
Suit, with all the snap
de Suit, a Suit that will
: good as long as it lasts.
ie Pants Suits and Long
Lf they ri"
's Pants io close at one
NIGHT.
ASH.
Jocassee Happenings.
Joeassee, November 6.-F. R. Chap
man, Columbus Pur tor and Walter Wil
bank8 un tho muming of October 20th
chased and caught a champion gray fox
nuar Jooassee, in about throe hours.
F. R. Chapman and W. T. Crow visit i d
frionds and i dat ives on Eastatoe last]
Sunday and report a nico time.
Tbert will be a box party at Salem
school house ou the night of the 17th
instant. Miss Florene? Norris is princi
pal of the school. W. W. Moss will cry
tho sale of tho boxes. Como ahead, boys,
and bring your host girl and a box full
of goodies ami have a guod old time once
more
T. w. Ballongor, of Westminster; W.
W. Moss and E. K. Whltmiro, of Wal
halla, and Miss Floronco Norris, of
King's Mountain, N. C., visited friends
and relatives in Jocassee last week.
They also report a jolly trip to Lover's]
Leap, in Pickens county. 8. c.
Man's 1 ni eiison a Mcness
Is often ns great as woman's. Hut Thoa
h. Austin, malinger of the '"Republican,"
of Leavenworth, Ind., was not unreason
able when he I er used to allow the doc
tors to operate on his wife for female
trouble. "Instead," bo says, "we con
cluded to try Electric Bitters. My wife
was Iben so sick she could hardly lenvo
her bed, and live (.">) physicians bad failed
to relieve her. After taking Electric
Mittels sh.- ?as peifectly cured, and can
now per foi mall har household duties."
Guaranteed by all druggists, price BOo,
Flat Shoals Locals.
Walhalla. R. F. 1)., No. 2-Tho young
people enjoyed a singing at J. F. Davis's
h.st Sunday.
Riley Sloan and family, of Salem, spent
Saturday night and Sunday witli his bro-1
thor and sister.
Oratio Rankin is making arrangements
to go to California. Ile will leave in a|
few days.
J. J. Dodd ami R. M. Cowan aro doing
some building for C. W. Pitchford, near
Westminster. /..
Oakway Dots.
Oak? ay, November 0. - Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Edwards have moved to Atlanta,
where thev will mako their futuro liomo.
J. P. Carroll and family had Sharp
Hobson and sister, Miss Alma, as their
guests on last Wednesday. Miss Della
Carroll accompanied them homo Thurs
day.
Slr. and Mrs. Dock El rod and little
daughter, Miss Irene, havo moved to tho
Seneca Oil Mill
We are having excellent weather to
finish gathering our cotton and to sow
wheat.
School will begin at this place on the
bbb of this mont'.).
I
Come Now
Own Up
You don't like those gray
hairs, do you? And your hus
band certainly doesn't like
them. Then why not try a
bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor?
It restores color to gray hair
every time, all tiie deep, rich
color of early life. And it
cures dandruff also.
" I certainly believe that Aver'? Hair Vlftor
U n splendid preparation for tho hair und
?calp, tor I havo med lt mort, or len? for ?Ix
year?. I can cheerfully recommend lt to any
one In need nf laoff a pojiaratlon."-Mus.
KATH HOYT, Minneapolis) Minn.
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Also manufacturers of
f SARSAPARILLA.
I I/> f?0 PILLS.
Li W / O CHCRRY PECTORAL
THE NEWS FROM SENECA.
Seneca, November 7 -Our show-going
public is Riven a rent thin week, but next
week the Crescent Comedy Company has
a three days' engagement here-Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights. The
company is a new otic to tho mai .. r< mont,
but is recognized as a good O. J, au evi
dent faot for tho n as m that it goes from
here to Anderson for tho rest of the week
and thence to Greenville for a week's en
gagement. B. T. \VInt mire, thc manager
at Greenville, recommends tho BIIOW as
beiug Iii M-elans and our people may feel
c.ululent of a clean, good performance.
Popular prices still prevail.
On last Tuesday evening at the Pal
motto House, the Gossipers gavo the
most elaborate social affair of tho season,
tho parlors, halls, vorandas and dining
room., were used, mid a thoroughly de
lightful evening was spent. Decorations,
games and menu all bespoke the lml
lowo'on season and tho Gossipers wore the
recipionlsof hearty congratulations upon
the perfect success of the evening's en
tertain ment
On Friday evening last, Mr. and Mrs.
H. P. Buggs were nt homo to a dozen of
Seneca's young set, complimentary to
Hacksaw Grundy, of Virginia. The homo
was bright with decorations of chrysan
themums and a delicious hot luncheon
was sorted, followed by dessert. Gossip
was the order of entertainment and each
guest vied with tho others ns to who
could relate tho noarest and most as
tounding piece of gossip. No prize was
ottered, but it was agreed that Cutt ino
Smith was entitled to the palm. Tho
evening was charming and altogether
characteristic of this pleasant home.
Miss May Hicks, of Walhalla, is board
ing with Mrs. F. L. Sittou and teaching a
school near town.
Madames L. W. Jordan and M. W. Cole
man and Miss Ludio Jordan are in Seneca
to tho groat pleasure of their ftiends
hore. They aro at the Palmetto Houso.
Mrs. Ruskin Anderson is visiting rela
tives in Charleston this week.
Tho handsome chrysanthemums on tho
Presbyterian pulpit last Sabbath wore
from the garden Of Hon. E. P. Karlo, for
which he will please accept tho sincere
thanks of the writer.
Seneca is to have soon tho gratification
of a long-felt want-a now depot. Tho
present one is inadequate, >' being an al
most daily occurrence that ladies walt*
ing there fur trains aro compelled to
stand. Wu understand that the now ono
is to ho a handsome one and thoroughly
modern in equipment.
It will also he gratifying to the public
to know that before another season there
will be marked improvements in the
j opera houso hero. Wo aro told that the
seats will bo elevated and another en
trance effected.
Mrs. J, F. McCareyand daughter, Miss
Clara Vernor, go to Greenville to day for
a two-days' visit.
Thu high price in cotton is bringing
crowds of country people td town, and
there is evidnnt push and lifo givou to
business int crests.
Mrs. W. J. dinney spent last wook in
Atlanta and Auburn.
M .cs Henrietta and Pearl aud Charles
Verner, of Richland, spent Monday morn
ing shopping bore.
On Thursday evening, nt the regular
time for prayer service at tho Presbyte
rian church, preaching will bo dono by
the pastor, and also on Friday evening,
the services being preparatory to com
munion on next Sabbath.
H. F. Alexandor has had tho walks in
his front yard paved, which greatly beau
tifies tho samo.
Miss Annie Poid, of Walhalla, spent,
Sunday with relativos hore. M V. S.
News (rom New Hope.
Now Hopo, November 0.-Tho High
Kalls school No. 15 will open on Monday,
November RI, under tho management of
Hilly Craig.
Fred Alexander, with his force of
hands, bas ?hmo good work on tho roads,
which we[all appreciate very much.
Mr. and Mrs. John Knox, of Anderson,
visited relatives in this section last week.
Creighton and Misses Possie and Kdna
Wood, who have been attending school
at Pruitland, N. C., returned homo last
Friday on account of the fever raging so
in the school. Their many friends aro
delighted to have them in ou.' midst
again.
Miss Karlie Kelley, of Jocassco, visited
homofolks during the latter part of last
week.
Miss Ida McDowell, of Helton, is visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W,
Paco.
Porn, unto Mr.land Mrs. T. M. Klrod,
on Octobor 10, a daughter. e. n.
A UlIA'tANTKKD 4 1 IC ? I OU PILBA
Itching, blind, blooding or protruding
piles. Druggists refund monoy tf PAZO
OINTMENT fails to euro any case, no
mattel ot' how long standing, in tl to ll
days. First application gives caso and
rest. SOO. If your druggist hasn't \jt
send BOO. in stamps and it will bo for
warded post-paid by Paris Medicine Co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
For Ure;
Lur
or T
A few small biscuii
Royal Baking Pow
small-as small rou
Mix and bake jus
Serve hot.
Nothing better
than these little hot
and honey, marmals
You must use R
to get them right.
ROYAL BAKING. POW
NEWS FROM WESTMINSTER.
Westminster, Novombor 0.-J. A.. Dur
ham began work as salesman in the
store of D. P. Butler on November 4.
Dr. J. C Chatham, of Greenwood, is
dead. He was a popular young dentist
and was well kuown here, having worked
horo at diff?rent times. Fovor was tho
cause of his death.
Leo Davis, of Groonvillo, visited his
father, T. E. Davis, last week.
Miss Hattio Zimmerman's many friends
aro pleased to seo hor homo again, af tor
a visit of several wooks in Atlanta as tho
guest of bor brotbor, W. M. Zimmerman.
Charles Mullor, a pharmacist, formerly
of Walhalla, is now employed in Carter's
Pharmacy.
W. G. Stono, a prominent cotton mill
man, whoso headquarters aro at Spartan?
burg, was in Westminster Friday.
Miss Beulah Ligou, of Greenville, has
accepted tho position of stenographer for
tho Weslmsnstor Knitting Mills. Sho
arrived ono day last week.
Miss Nannie Torroll expects to leavo
next Saturday for Lockhart, where sho
gooa to fill a position in tho s toro of tho
Lockhart Manufacturing Company, of I
which her brother, W. B. Terrell, isl
general manager.
Leo Strihling, who haR ticen in Anderson
several weeks working as stenographer I
for an insurance agency, spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
The second number of tho Westmin
stor lyceum attraction will como elf
Wednesday, November 15th. at 7.80
p. m., in thu maded school building. S. 1
M. Spedon, artistio entertainer, of New
York, will appear. Subjects: "Chaine
tor and Characteristics, "Tilings we
Laugh and Wonder at," "Flashes of Fun
and Dashes."
Cadet W. D. Barnett, of Clemsou, was
at home Saturday and Sunday.
Cotton v.ns soiling for 1 I \ Monday
afternoon,
Mrs. J. H. Stonecypher has returned
from a visit to her parents at Comer, (ia.
Miss lala Reeder left Saturday for
Mayuoha, S. C., whoro sho goes to tako
charge of tho school at that place.
.lames E. Phillips made a brief visit to
Columbia week before last.
Prof. E. M. Brockman was in Groon
villo last Saturday. A. L. Gossott.
Bilious Attack Quickly Cured.
A fow weeks ago I bad a bilious attack
that was so sevoro I was not able to go to
tho office for two days Failing to get
relief from my family physician's treat
ment, I took throe of Chamberlain's
Stomach ami Liver Tablets and tho next
day I felt like a now man.-IL C. Bailoy,
editor of the News, Chap?n, S. 0. These
tablets aro for sale by J. W. Bell, Wal
halla; W. J. Liinnoy, Seneca.
A Mill Machinist Crushed to Death.
Spartanburg, November 4. - M. A.
Giles, a machinist, met an awful death
at the Clifton mill No. 8 this morning
about ll o'clock. He was on the ole
valor of the mill, ami in some manoor
made a misstep or lost his balance, and
bis body was immediately caught be
twoon tho olovator and tho flooring.
Life was crushed out of him. The
docoasod was 00 yoars of ago and a man
of quiet nature and oxcollout habits. A
large family survives him.
Sells More ot Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Than of All Others Put Together.
Thos. Georgs, a merchant at Mt. Elgin,
Ontario, says: "I have had the local
agency for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
ovor since it was introduced into Canada,
and I soil as much of it as I do of all
other lines I havo on my shelves put to
gether. Of tho many dozens sold under
guarantee, I havo not had one bottlo re
turned. I CAD personally recommend
this medicino, as I have used it myself
and given it to my children and always
with the best result*." For salo by .1.
W. Bell, Walhalla; W. J. Lunney, Seneca.
ts easily made with
rder. Make them
nd as a napkin ring,
t before the meal.
for a light dessert
biscuits with butter
ide or jam.
oyal Baking Powder
DER CO., NEW YORK
OCONEE DISPENSARY VOTED OUT.
Three County Prohibition Elections to Come)
Off Soon-Some I outs and Figures.
Columbia, Novomber 4 -Tho election
iu Oconeo county, by which tho dispen
sary waa voted out of that county waa
officially dcclarod to-day, and Oconee
will Boon bo free of its dispensaries.
Tbo ollie i al promulgation of tho result of
tho election is contained in the following;
declaration :
State of South Carolina,
Oftico of the Secretary of State.
Pursuant to notico aod appointment,
tho State board of canvassers mot in tho
office of tho Secretary of Stato, this, tho
Ith day of November, 1905, for tho pur
pose of consider] nr. the elect iou rel m le
in tho matter of Ibo dispensary election,
hold on tho 24th day of October, 1005,
for tho oountv of Oconeo.
A quorum hoing prosont, on motion of
Mr. Jones, the return of tho county
board of canvassers was read, which
showed total number of votes cast, 753.
Of which "No dispensary" rocoived
007.
Of which "Dispensary" received 80.
Whoroupon, on motion of Mr. Jones,
tho election was declared and deter
mined in accordance with tho return, ns
mado by tho county board of canvassers.
Three of tho most important anti-dis
pensary elections are to be hold this
month-those in Greenville, Spartan
burg and Anderson being scheduled.
Tho order of Judge Klugh, in tho Spar
tanburg matter is taken ns a matter of
courtesy to lawyers and is not seriously
regard?e*, and it is not supposed that it
will iu auy way interfere with the hold
ing r f tho elect ion at the appointed time.
SCHOOLS ANO DIMNK MONKY.
Comptroller General Jones will have a
continence with the Attorney GoilOral
next wook with regard to the distribu
tion of tho dispensary school mouoy.
There are somo very important questions
that have arisen in regard to this dis
tribution and from letters receivod by
tho Comptroller General it is evident
that the payment and distribution will
Anally got into tho Courts.
Under the Constitution, it is necessary
that all deficiencies bo made up. This
applies to nil counties whether they aro
dispensary or not. The surplus, how
over, under the now law, was not to bo
given to those counties voting out tho
dispensary. It ie said that this feature
of tho law will bo tested, and that tho
counties that have voted ont tho oispou
sary will demand their share of tho pro
uts for this year up to the timo tho elec
tion was held. This moans that tho
Comptroller will requiro an itemized
statement from tho dispensary as to
when the profits materialized, and if the
point is carried successfully it will mean
that a couple of experts will have to bo
employed to figuro ont tho balances.
Under tho report last year the counties
that lia ve since voted out the probts re
ceived tho following surplus ns thew
sb ai e of tho profits:
Oconee.* 5,036 01
Picketts. 4,414 06
Cherokoo. 4,430 38
York. 0,347 08
Lancaster. 5,061 78
Union . 5,451 16
Newberry. 0,376 24
Marion. 7,214 24
Darlington. 5,853 48
Florry. 8,009 88
Total.*o3,005 41
Thc tidal amount of surplus distributed
was >276,166.55,

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