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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
Z
MAR
ma .rOk Pa6ski 1906

opr6cz czesci zwyklej kalendarzo-
wei 2 wykazem dni: SWAT, rad co.
spodarzyi it'd. zawiera CO nastepuje:
Q nowym rokiem!
Jaklm Jest eel SYcia naszego?
o czci Matki Boskiej i naszej.
Knlazi6wna Helena. PowiesG histo-
ryczna z XVII w:eku. Pod4ug
Henryka Sienklewicza.
Q zami}owaniu piracy,
w r6zalnicu zwycieztwo.
WieczAa lampka., Powiekc z zycla
przemytnik6w.
:Gdzie szczescie prawdziwe.
W imie Boze Opowiadanie 2 CA
sow przeslado wanna Chrzescias
W Rzymle.
Zwyciezy}o Najslodsze SERGE. IDA.
rzenie prawdziwe.
Matka Boska zielna.
piskne przyk}ady z n~aszei przee
sz}osci.
Ucieczka grzesznych.
Alkohol a zdrowie.
Gavedy 0 starych d%ziejaeh. Przez
Zofie Bukowiecka.
.o]cze moi!
Poswladczenie ana radzcy. Hume
reska. ]
@ hodowaBiu winorosli Napisa}
u rbansk1 zPles2eWa
w jaki spos6b MONA zy6 $50 lat
R. zrywki " Woluych chwilach.
.(4,a W Salto.
zarty idowcipY.
S,raszny rycerz.
N oilitwa braci. Polak6w
Prosba do sw. %patron6w Polskich.
DOdatki ObraZkOWe:
l.. Obraz kolor.; ,Matki Boskiej
Nieustaj PomocY 2. Obraz kolor
- Mast sWiec' Patronowie 8 5ty
CITY obrazek do chera1u ~ dymem>
pozar6 W ry oval Styka. 4 g..
,,Salto''.. S. kalendarz scienny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
PLAN JAAUI
J Poeiagow k~olejowyoh !
Y
Chicago & b

Odiazd pociag6w
NaINWschod
Chicago morning passenger lex s))...s.... s7;ooam
Chicago evening passenger daily ......9;4o p m
Chicago passenger(ex s, ....... y. .... Ia;oI M
Ma Zach6d.
Dakota passenger daily ..... I. 900. 6;4s a =
Minnesota passenger (fx s ..... ..- I;5o P m
Chicago Evening passenger lex s. - $50 P n
Przybyc1e poclagow.
Re Wschodu.
Chicago morning passenger tdaiD -. casa
Minnesota passenger lex S ...... . ......... I;3o p m
Min. & OAK. mail and pass lex ST.. ....6;5o p N
Re Zachodu.
Min. & Oak. mail & passenger lex s.. J. 1870 . m
Local passenger lex s .......s.... . 80. s.4s P m
Dakota mail and passenger daily. I. .....e,3o p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
Gvias,z:dk;a rnilionera.
Erz7z s. Page
q angielsk ieggo.)
(Ciag daisy

pod MIN 49, kleka... Zapom-
Mai juz modlic sic. Dlaczego
w1asnie " tel chwili przy-
chodza mu ma mysl s}owa:
,,Jesli ME staniecie sic jake
to male dziatki ME Wnijdzie-.
Gle do Krolestwa niebieskie-
go". Powtarzajac je,. widzi
obraz dziecka W ponsoWym
kapturku z zaplakanemi o.
czetami. "a ktobYkolwiek
zgorszyl jednego 2 tych ma
luczkich, lepiej, ably mu
uwiazano kamie6 m}y1ski u
szyi i wrzucono do woody"
On, Barrymore, ME igor
szy} wprawdzie nikogo, ale
czy ME chcia} skrzywdzi6 to
dziewczatko, chcia} je po
zbawic rodzicielskich piesz-
czot, sieroty pozbawii choinki
- przez oszczednosc kilku-
nastu dolar6w - on, bogacz,
mitioner. Wart, by mu uWia-.
zano kamie1 m}yhski u szyi...
A uwaza1 sic "a cz}owieka
nieskazitelnej uczciwo6ci.
Trzeba to naprawi6, poweto.
wac. Trzeba koniecznie.
w chwili tel zegar wybil
dziesiata. Zaledwie dziesiata!
A jemu zdawalo sic, re juz
cd wicklow wyszedl z biura.
- Dzieei k}ada sic. p6zno
W wigilia Bozego Narodzenia.
Gas jeszcze - pomysla}.
Krokiem szybkim pre-
bieg} swe a%partamenty, ida
zajac ku przedsionkowi.
Pred jego pa}acem sta}y
jakieS sanki. Wskoczyl i
rzucif adres woznicy. Pc
chwili znalaz} sic W wazkiej u
liczce pred ma}ym domkiem.
z g1ebi jego dochodzi} gwar
dzieciecych glos6w. Ucich}o,
ale pc paru minutach zn6w
us}yszal klaskanie W raczki i
tapanie mafych n6zek.
Prokurent sam drzWi otwo-
rzy}.
- Pan Livingstone!
W. tym .krzyku brzmia}
przestrach i zdziwienie. Clar
Ike prosii niespod2ziewanego
:goscia do saloniku. Przez
cienka sciane s}ychac bylo
kazde s]owo. PAM Clarke
powt6rzyla dzieciom grozne
nazwisko w~ym6wione przez
jej meza. Umilkli natychmiast
jak ptaszeta nastraszone ia
strzebiem.
Barrymore ogarnaf okiem
bawialnie, zastawiona ubogi-
mi mebelkami. Ma srodku
sta}a choinka, obWieszona
papierowymi }a6cuchami j
zabawkami z .kartonu.
- To ola dzieci - tf6ma-
cyl Clarke przyciszonym
glosem~i podal panu Living
stone krzeslo.
Kochany panic rzek}
pryncypal, kruszac odrazu.
lody przychodze pana.
prosi6 0 jedna WieIka laske...
O }aske... mnie?...
-Ee -@[.a 1A%%S ,G1 aSLLa $50 EI6SSGE gS&&~H
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01

kr6tko, jeden Wiecz6r:
#Chce, zeby nj p'omogla kupie'
'zabawki ola biednych dzieci.
Isluchaj, Clarke, krzyWdzzii5lleem.
Gle Cd lat Wielu. Teraz do
piero to wide.
Panic Livingstone, pan
Jest chory. M6Wh nj to.
kamerdyner.
TAX, bylem chory, by
lem SLEEPY. Nareszcie PREF
rzalem.
Z. Prosi1 tax usilnie i SER
|decznie 0 uczerwony kaptu.
rex, ze ojciec obiecai mu
wreszcie, ze bedzie namaWial
c6reczke.
Wszak pan ME chce
abym ja zmusza1?
%, ME.
Clarke TIDAL sic do sasied-
niego pokoju. w pierWszej
chwili, mimo cienkiej Sciany,
banker s}yszal tylko szmer;;
nagle Kitty zawola}a:
= ME-. Me. ia go ME
'lubie: Dobrze, re on dzieci
ME ma, bylby ola Mich Fly.
|Dobrze, re mu smutno. DIS,
jak ci ME ,pozwoli} przyjsf
do pas, modli}am sic z ca}ego
serca, zeby nigdy ME miaf
urlopu, ami gwiazdki.
% Kitty pr2erwa}a
lei matka.- On dobry, hojny,
daf twojemu tatusiowi piec-
dziesiat dolar6w ma gwiazdke..
Vice ME cheese poi e
chac sankami pc zabawki
ola biednych dzieci? - pytala
matka. .
Sankami? - podchwy.-
|ci1 CLOS chlopiecy. = ia 2
MIN pojade. Moze mi kupi
|fyzWY.
Propozycya zosta}a odrzu-
coma, ale przyczyni}a sic
moze do zwalczenia oporu
Kitty, pc chwili BOWEN
pan Clarke przyprowadzil ia
ubrana do drogi.
- Kitty = rzek& Living
stone bardzo poWaznie
chcialbym rozda6 kolede
ubogim dzieciom. Wyszuka-
my je razem. Dobrze? Be
dziesz ola Mich Santa Claus.
Kitty wyslucha}a go u
waznie. Nadzieja szlichtady,
.lub moze chec o~dgrywania
tax waznej roll, przekona}y
ia stanowczo,
Jedzmy! zaWola}a
idac ku drzwlom.
Livingstone szedf "a Ma
Obejmowa1a komende mad
wyprawa.
= Gdzie pojedziemy na-
prod? spytafa, usadoWi
Wszv sic w sankach.
Teraz dopiero przyszlo ma
mysl bankierowi, re Wszyst-
kie sklepy juz pewno zamk-
niete.
Gdzie kazesz? zapy
tai potulnie.
Co pan ehce kupiG?]
Zabawki? lie tam jest dzieci?
w jakim wieku?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01
KglE,G!:;,Rl'1YNlH
,oieca naipieknieisze utWory mugyezne

I -
8Aka

R0loca najpleKnleJsze HtWOTy uEyez d
AAbt:, Fl. Tsskneta. lGdy jask1d,ki} solo epiew 25c
Brnesi6sks. Nisepuszczaj mas Mednt. S. CSC
Brzesi6sM. 10 Chbop. obsrtas6w, sole fort. soc
Rlzs.iis.HH. 4 a;Tsi sssb g se %aaar s So.
Ghopen. Gdybym ja byfa s3onscz., solo spieW 3oc 3
Shoppen. kompietse dzisas, stony selo' fort eco
GnSRsn; afti1 Ne eHs aysnfsj d lassy solo ap.sse
Cuikiel: Idz do djab4a, mazurek 25c
I1]aaa NJ = o r. faiseh f bnns q; : w si;' SOLO 'er'. &c 60
Janusz. Polonez Kosciuszki. !, CSC
Karasewski. Do piracy, solo Tub CHOIR. Soc
.% kessaer. s pa@ q G npdzie %ow1 s0'0 spleN Sc
ks2s;5sk'. wis RTitis R Rs6fa, n asis . solo fort: sSs
Meniuszko.-Kozak Tam nag6rze !, CSC
Msnius.ss, !, 1 s1ssx sasebey, s sS6r mezk i z 4ss
| MOniuS7kI. dazur 2 Haiku, , SOC
NiedzieisKi. DIVA krakowiaki, solo fort. 500
Oginski. Polonez, bardzO znany ), 200
Osnlaaski. Biafy mazur, znany ), soc
PeWiadoWski, Rash-ciach-ciach, polka, Csc
PiesRi NarodoWe, najpoAadansze >, SOC
szkoIa sa Skrzypce. Najlepsza na5wieksza IL SO
szkola ma Fertepian; Naiwiekszai najlepsza $50
Szkoia ma Cornet, Alto, Tenor Tub BARTON 100
szkoIa ma Gitare, hiszpanska ,.::".".. SO
Szke4a ma Cytre : melodyami polskiemi..: $50
Waniorek. Pile Kaba. Waryacye ma skrzypce 60
M,rohski. Dyabei, galop z rycina solo, fort. g
W~ieniawski. KujaWiak znany !, 80
Zalewski. NieszczeeiWa, mazurek solo epW.s ~
Zalewski. Marsz Pogrzebowy, Choir mezki:. %
Zalewskj. Walczyku moi, solo Tub eh6r zen. 50
Zalewskt OF ten mazur, czysta bieda solo fort. &c
ZaleWski. Znalezione szczescie, walc ), 70
Zalewski. Wese1o, Kujawiak, ;, 20
Zalewski. Boze cos + mazur 8 maja,orkiestra 100
Zalewski. q dymem IL eszcze Po1ska !. 100
ZaleWsEf. OF ten mazur, czysta bioda ), Is
Zalewski. Polonez Ko5ciuszki i Walc , LOO
Zalewski. Wesele, kujaWiakS ), 20
ZaleWski. Boze cos Pol. i MAJ. 8 maja, kap. LOO
Zalewski. OF ten maEur j Krakowiak ), 1.60
ZaleWski. Oberek i Kujawiak !, LOO
alewskf Wesele, Kujawiaks - 20
Prey zam6wieniu zadae obszerntejszy katalog
muEyczny. Dostarczam nut do eztuk teatra!oycb.
Ma katologi muzyczne i ksiazek
nalezy KaRaczyc SC znaczek pocztowY
e. = 3ALEMgKl
Dept. W. II Emma str. Chicago, III
Tel. 1889 Monroe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-01


J, dn,|
[tylko Browns, bankziiera.
|USmjechnal sic ia mySl g.
~zabaWkaeh, ktore On spree
dale.
Sankarz nieWiedzial gdzie.
|jechac. lyle Jest BroWnoW v
New Yorku. Kitty Wskazy-
Wala mu droge
Wreszcies wjechalf-W-mia<llla
uliczke.
s. OF Zapozno uz zaWo-
|Iala dzieWczynka ze smut
lkjem.
SHep bYl zamkniety, ale
wida6 bylo swiatlo przez
szpare " drzwiach. Living
stone wysiadl j 2 ca1ych sii
|kolatal. Me daWano znaku
|zycia. Kitty wyskoczyla z
sanek.
Panic Brown! 3 Wo1a1a
: moi drogi panic, prose-
mnie wpuscic. 70 ia Kitty,
c6reczkaSpana Clarke.
Drzwi otWorzy}y sic odra-
zu, jakby "a dotknieciem
czarodziejskiej r6zdzki.
:. Jakto Kitty? Jezdzisz pc
.miescie, a tymczasem Santa
Claus moe Gle W domu ME
h ~=E<. 81 f+--E@.- e.. s7--.ms- -=a- EAgs
zastac : : rzekl pan Brown.
= O! ia uz cd zeszlego
lroku ME Wierze W Santa
Claus. Wien, kto to TAXI.
Ito mr.. Brown. i pahstwo
CLARKE. A dis ia jestem
Santa Claus, a to pan Living
stone, pryncypa} tatusia.
: Zdaje mi sic, re cos Q
panu s}yszalem = rzek} pan
Brown.
: On chce kupic DUO
zabawek ola dzieei, ME ola
w}asnyoh, ale ola ubogich.
Co panu jeszcze zosta}o?
: Niewiele. TIE kilkanascie
sztuk, to, co W wystawie |
najladniejsze, pochowane W
szafach; ME sprzedaly sic, DO
So bardzo drogie.
= lie pan mole Wydac?
.+Ea - rt ~ -.-+TE-E = "
spytala Kitty. : CIV ca}ego
dolara? {.
: Nawet wiecej odparl
pan Livingstone ubaWiony.
Wybrala lake "a IS cen
tow, dreWniane saneczki.
Pan Livingstone szepna1
ma ucho panu Brown.
: No ijakze Kitty? : spy
tai pc chwili.
JUL wzielam "a dolara, 9
mann tylko dziewiec zabawek.
Mozes sic pomylila Y.
dodawaniu. .
: : ZapeWne. ia ME jestem
mocna W rachunkach przy-
znala Kitty.
: No, to wybieraj wszyst-
ko, co ci sic podoba, q ia.
obliczp.
Brown wyia} 2 szaf mako
s~ztowniejsze zabawki. Dziew-
czynka oniemiala podziWu.
Moi Boze! MOI Boze! lyle
slicznosci. Jak tu W tenn wy
hinrak Lindu wazvstkn take
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-07-04

The county executive committee mas
extended an Invitation to the canol-
dates for the United States Senate to
come here on the (Which IS the regu'
lar campaign day. and to which they
did not need a special invitation, but
the committee went farther and pro,
posed to give these big candidates all
the time they require. If we mistake
not the candidates for Governor and
other State officers will seriously 90,
iect to such an arrangement, as it will
interfere greatly with their program.
If Tillman and Lumpkiu are to be
turned loose with the bride OH
there will be very little time for the
other candidates who are as anxious
about their jobs as are these big lights.
We think the invitation TO Tlllman
and Lumpkin should have been for an
other day. but be that as 1t may, Sena-
tor Tillman has issued statement with
regard the invitations and dates he has
accepted invitations to speak, and we
find he will speak at Aiken on the lith,
and at Barnwell on the 18th, so it is clear
that he will not be in Manning on the
18th.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-07-04

On motion from Mr.. T. E. Brad
ham the following reception committee
was appointed by the chair: A. J. Rich
bourg, chairman: D. M. Bradham
mayor of Manning: Hons. G. N. Davis
D. J. Bradham, D. L. Green aad R. S
DesChamps, J. NJ. Montgomery, I. I
Basnal and E. D. Hodge.
Nessrs. F. E. Bradham and r. E
Thompson were appointed committee
to confer with the council and erect q
stand for the speakers.
It was determined that all pledges
must be fled by the candidateS moi
later tnan noon August 14th.
The following is the campaign sched
ule:
New Zioa-August 10.
-Alco,u tat nightl-August IL.
Paxville-August q.
Pinewood-August -.
Summerton--August %.
Mannlng-August "a.
The following is the assessment levied
upon the candidates:
Senate, $40.
House of Representatives. s..
treasurer, SlO.
Auditor, SIS.
Superintendent of Education, $40.
Probate Judge, S..
Magistrates at Manning and Sum.
merton, S..
All other magistrates, 81.
4 resolution was adopted on the mo-
tion of Hon. D. L. Green, that the
chairman instruct the clubs which
have failed to organize, TO do so by
July 2lst, and that they send to the
chairman the name of their member OF
the executive committee.
1t was decided to defer the appoint
ment Of managers of election until an.
other meeting, which would be called
by the chairman.
HARVEY W. MITCHUM,
Secretary.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-07-04
Committee Minutes.

The County Democratic Executive
Committee met in the, court house Mon.
day. County Chairman A. J. Rich
bourg presided; Mr.. Harvey W. Nit
chum was appointed secretary.
There was not a full attendance,
owing, we suppose, to the threatening
weather and lack of political interest.
The clubs represented were as follows:
Alcolu-J. NJ. Bagnal.
Clarendon
Cross Roads. r. Dingle.
Davis Station-G. r. Jones.
Doctor Swamp. \. Tobias.
Douglas-D. L. Green.
Farmers Platform-F. E. Bradham.
Fork-J. NJ. Montgomery.
ForeSton-
Foreston Reform-J. E. Richbourg.
Fulton-E. 3. Richardson. Jr.
Gibbons Mill
Harmony-R. E. Thompson.
Jordan
Manning-W. E. Brown.
Midway-S. ". Mcintosh.
New Town-G. T. Worsham.
New Zion-Dr. I. NJ. Woods.
Paxville-L. S. Barwick.
Panola-
Pinewood-
! Summerton-C. N. Davis.
! White
A resolution was introduced by DR.
Woods that Hon. B. r. Tlllman and w
". Lumpkin be invited to address tnt
voters of Clarendon on the 18th, ant
that thev should be allowed all the tin'
they require. This motion was carrle'
unanimously.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-07-04
Tobacco Growers.

I wish to inform the tobacco growers
OF South Carolina that have rebuilt
the Banner Warehouse and that it is
now one of the handsomest and best
lighted houses in the State. This Is
NV ninth year in the warehouse busl-
ness in Timmonsville, starting at the
bottom and climbing steadily to the
top, leading the market last year by
thousands of pounds with three houses
in the field. T have done this by hard
work and studying the planters inter
est.
Two years ago I cut out the "silver-
tongued drummers" and gave the plan
ter the benefit of the money paid these
drummers in pushing their tobaccos,
and expect to follow the same plan this
year. I will have with me this season
Col. Jas. NJ. Finch of Danville Va. He
needs 20 introduction, for you all know
he is one of the best auctioneers in Vlr-
ginia or the Carolinas. He will sell
only for the new Banner Warehouse.
I had my first sale of primings last
Saturday an6 prices have started OF
higher than for years, so you can come
ahead with your first curings. Don't
wait for drummer, for I cannot hire
drummers and do full justice to your
tobacco. If you are not planting this
year you will do me great favor by
mentioning the above facts to those
who are planting and who will proba-
bly not see this card. Remember that
am better prepared to handle your
tobacco than ever before.
Thanking you for your liberal sup
port in the past and promising you as
good service il every way as you can
find in South Carolina, am
Yours to serve,
W. E. LEA,
Timmonsville, S. c..
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-07-04
Splendid Driveway Viii be Built to James,
town Grounds From Norfolk, Va.

Norfolk, Va.-One of the show fea
lures of the jamestown Exposition will
be beyond its gates. The entire coun'
try is taking more interest !every year
in the subject of good roads, and the
six mile stretch from the Exposition
Grounds to the city Of Norfolk will con:
tain an object lesson in improved ROAD
construction.
Vehicles by the thousand will travel
between Norfolk and the Exposition
Grounds every day from May until
December, 1907. More than one hun
dred thousand troops will pass over
this roadway. 1t will be subjected te
all kinds Of usage, and if it stands the
strain of the hard wear which it must
necessarily endure, the solving Of that
weighty problem-the best road for
general purposes will be well advanced
to its fnality. If all the vehicles were
rubber-tired, a well macadam road
would last indefinitely, but narrow
steel tires, not entirely confined to
pleasure carriages, but often attached
to the heavier vehicles for merchan-
disc transportation. wear the ordinary
road into strings.
Experts from the Good Roads Di'
vision of the Department of Agricul'
ture will probably supervise the con:
struction Of this Boulevard: which will
be built by Norfolk county. From the
city limits to the heart OF Norfolk the
boulevard will be Iasphalted, and the
whole length will be not less than one
hundred and twenty-five feet wide at
any point.
It is ANTICIPATED that this Exposition
Boulevard will give great momentum
to the good roads movement in the
South. The initial cost of a frstrclass-
road is greater than that of an ordinary
roadway. but the cost Of maintenance
is far less and repairs are much more
infrequent. The South has not paid as
much attention to avenues OF communl:
cation between country settlements and
villages as have other sections OF the
country, and good roads enthusiasts
figure that millions have been lost by
this neglect of opportunities.
Every element which enters into the
cost of the Exposition Boulevard vii.
be recorded, and visitors to the Ter.
Centennial who will use this highway
from Norfolk to the Exposition in l9o1
can learn at any time exactly what the
road cost to build and what is being
spent on it maintenance.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-07-04
SAVE YOUR MONEY

SAfE ,IVON N1VNGA
70, ". E. Jenknson Co.'s Great Colossal Rec
Letter Sale Opening On Wednesday, Jnly
Ii, and Continuing for 10 Days olly.
On Wednesday, July II, we will
open one Of the most important bar
gain-giving sales ever held in Man
ning.
It will be known as the Great Co
lossal Red Letter Sale.
Everything that pertains to sum
mer goods will be put on sale at cut
prices.
Save up your money and come to
the great sale.
Dry Goods, Shoes, Clothing, MILL
merry, Notions, Furniture and Sewing
Machines will all go at astonishing
low values.
Look out for our hig ad. next week
telling of the great sale and great
bargains.
W. E. JENK1NsoN co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-07-04
q As
Bears the H1hs Kind You Haze Always Baugh
Signature ss N@X2Zzzzzx
Picnic at Tindal's Mil.

There will be a picnic at Tindal's
Mill on July 10th under the auspices o1
the Woodmen of the World. The
camps to be represented are: Greedy
Vile, Summerton, Paxville and Man.
ming, This is to be basket picnic ano
and the sovereigns may invite thell
friends, both ladies and gentlemen, tc
meet with Us OF this occasion.
Hon. J. W. Ragsdale of Florence vii.
deliver the address on Woodcraft and J
NJ. Woods, Esq, will make the addres:
of welcome.
J. MCSWAIN WOODS,
Chr'n of Gen. Com.
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Winthrop College Scholarship and Entrance
Examination.

The examination for the award of va.
cant scholarships in Winthrop College
and for the admission of new students
will be held at the County Court House
on Friday, July 9Th, at 9 a. m. Appli.
cants must not be less than fifteen year:
OF age. When scholarships are vacat-
ed after July 9Th, at 8 a. m. Appli.
cants Tor scholarship should write tc
President johnson before the exami:la
zion for scholarship application blanks
, Scholarships are worth 500 and free
tuition. The next session will oper
September 10Th, 1906. For further in
formation and catalogue, address PRES
| D. f. johnson, Rock Hill, S. c.
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An OyerWorke6 Stomach.

Try li2tle Kodol for Dyspepsia after
your meals. See the effect it will pro-
duce on your general feeling by digest
ing your food and helping your stom-
ach to get itself into shape. Many
stomachs are overworked to the point
where they refuse to go further. Kodol
digeses your food and gives your stom-
ach the rest it needs, while its recon
structive properties get the stomach
back into working order Kodol re
lieves fatulence, sour stomach, palpl-
tation of the heart. belching, etc. Sold
by The Arant Co. Drug Store.
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BUSINESS i0CsLS.

For Rent-Ofce over Bank of Man.
ming. Charlton DuRant.
Get Refrigerator and keep cool
krasnoff sells them cheap.
Tobacco Baskets at Dickson Hard
ware Company.
1t will pay you to see oar Pianos be-
fore you buy. S. i. krasnofi.
Fruit. Cans and Jars the best. For
sale by Dickson Hardware Company.
Go-hy keeps flies off horses and cat.
tie. Sold by Piuewood Pharmacy, Pine
wood. S. c. 1t
We are handling the famous Netzow
Pianos. Come and see them at our
store. S. L. Krasnoff.
Refrigerators, Ice Cream Freezers,
and Hammocks at reduced prices. See
S. L. Krasnof about it.
There is no better Piano made. than
the Netzow at 1915, cash or credit, at
>. II. hHdSuC1i ,, -hddIiIS, ~ W
Where Go-Fly goes flies will not
Use it on your horses and cattle. Sold
by Pinewood Pharmacy, Pinewood, S.
c. At
For sale-l32 acres of land in New
Zion township 2-horse farm cleared,
artesian well, 4-roeln dwelling, barns
and stables and two tobacco barns. Ap-
ply to this Office.
The Alcolu Railroad Co. will sell for
every Friday, Saturday and Monday,
during June, July. August and Septem-
tember, 1906, round trip tickets over Its
road at reduced rates, good to return
until the following Tuesday. This
notice is subject to change or with
drawal without notice. Your patronag
is solicited. For further information,
address P. r. Alderman, Traffic Mana
ger, Alcolu, sc.
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For Sale.

I still have the one hundred acres OF
land advertised short while ago, four
miles from Manning, for sale.
Also, have nice ginning outfit in
good order, everything about it COM
plete, ready for running, 20 saw Eagle
gin, and Boss press, for sa lie.
Also, I have for rent, nice four room
cottage, cook and dining rooms attach
ed, artesian water at the door. Apply
to D. J. Bradham, Real Estate Agent.
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Scholarships! Scholarships!

There are two Scholarships at Win
throp and two at Clemson to be award
ed by competitive examination this
wear. The examination will be held at
the court house from 9 a. m. to ( p. m.
Friday, July 6. A scholarship is worth
500. The examination will serve as
an entrance as well as a competitive
scholarship examination. For further
information apply to me.
S. P. HOLIDAY,
Supt. Education.
June Is, 1906.
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Soecial Low Excursion Rates.

Che and one-third fares to all points
South of Ohio and Potomac and East
of Mississippi Rivers including St.
Louis, via Atlantic Coast Line. Tickets
on sale July End, 3rd and 4th, final re-
turn limit July 6. For further inform
alton communicate with your nearest
ticket agent, or write W. J. Craig,
General Traffic Manager, Wilmington,
&C.
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University Of
South Carolina,

Session Ioo6.Ioo7 Begins Wednes'
day, September 2otf.
Five courses leading to B. A. degree,
four to 3. S. degree, one to L. |. de-
gree and one to L. L. B. degree. Ger
tifcates given for work completed in
any one Of the departments.
Expenses: Tuition fee $4,000: Term
fee s1S.00; Room fee $500; one half OF
each must be paid at the beginning OF
each term. Tuition fee may be remit
ted upon presentation of certificate OF
inability to pay the same.
BENJAMIN SLOAN.
President.