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- "'It? I WEST END. Personal Paragraphs and News Items Contributed by Miss Lily Templeton. Hiss Carrio Del Houseman, who has l>een here the attractive guest of Mrs. Douthart for sometime, has returned to her home ill Palestine, Texas. Rev. H. W. Pratt went to Augusta Sat urday to moderate a congregational meet ing of the Green Stieet Presbyterian church, to consider the resignation of Dr. I G. E. Guille, who will go to Chicago to take charge of the Moody Bible School. Mr. Ed. Roache, of Great Falls, c?me home Satuiday and stayed until Monday with his home people. Miss Blanche Solomon, of Charlotte, N. C-, is in the city, the guest of Mrs. \V. T. McFall at the hotel. Mrs. Lawrene Fouehe. of Columbia, was in the city las* week to atten-l the closing exercises of the Abbeville High School. Her granddaughter, Miss Mary Bradley, was one of the graduates. Mr. Ernest Gordon, of Antreville, was In the city Saturday on business. Mr. J. H. DuPre spent last week in Spar tanburg with his brother, Prof. Mason' DuPre. Mrs. Brooks Cheatham is at home again after spending sometime in Greenwood With- hoy-p^^iejit^ Mr. and Mrs. J. K.1 Durst. ~ Miss Edna, Hill Cox is home for the sum mer vacation. -.Miss Cox 1ms been a stu dent at Chicora College. Mrs. Schaefer and her little daughter,I Virginia, of Cinelnattl, are staying at the ' home of Mrs. Henry H. Hill. Mrs. John Gainbrell has gone to Ander-' son to spend a while with her daughter. Mrs. Edgar Casein. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Philson spent Sunday with friends in Clinton. HARRIS k Funeral Directors and TELEPHOr Our equipment will give ourDatJ polite attention e day and night. NIGHT FHO w. w. Fail to Fertili wr ANDE 8=4 Experienci that this i lizer for Corn. 1 that splices out crop, or a short ( cotton crop like g you can i ma kg lizer, and the is the b fertilizer used p than that usee around corn. ANDE PHOSPHATE ANDERSO Mr. Roy Adams, of Elberton, Ga., was thd guest of friends hero Sunday. Miss Helen Smith is at homo from Hartsville, wheie she .1 s been teaching in Coker Cellege. 1 Mis. Aug. W. Smitli and her children, i of Spartanburg are in the city spending sometime with Mrs. L. W. Perrin at Mrs. j T. G. White's. Dr. J. S. Moflfatt, president of Erskine College, preached Sunday morning and evening in the Presbyterian church. Dr. j MofTatt is an able Drencher and his ser | mons are lielpful and instructive. He was Itlio guest of Mr. It. M. Haddon while in - the city. Mr. W. G. Templeton is here spending j tiie week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. IW. A. Templeton. I Mrs. Henry Pressley, (?f Atlanta., Ga., is !?.. <u cnanHino' a while with her I Hi HIV V1WJ v...-n ? - - -? aunts, the Misses Cuter. Mr. John D. Rflst, of Anderson, spent Sunday in the eity. Miss Margaret ?vans is home from Coker College to spend the summer months with her home people. Mr. Paul Kennedy is home from Edge field, where he has been studying at S. C. C. I. Miss Sallie Mann, of Honea Path, Is in the city spending sometime with her sis ter, Mrs. J. M. Wilker&on. Mr. Fred GrilTln, of Columbia, spent L1_ >r..u T T. Sunday nere wmi nis sisiei, jho. jl. ltoberson. Mrs. Nannie Wardlaw is at home again after an extended stay in Brunswick, Ga., with friends. Mrs. Wnrdlaw is with her ncice, Mrs. C. A. Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Will Brenzeale came down from Anderson iu their touring car and spent Sunday here with Mr. aud Mrs. T. L. Robertson. Get a ten cents package hat cleaner. It will make your old straw hat look like new. Speed's Drug Store. CALVERT, I Practical Embalmers (IE No. 149 is new and we fans prompt and 1 rvery nour in me 9 NES , A. Harris No. 1)0 A. Calvert No. 105 C. Gambi'Hl No. 185 i \'T ize Your Corn TH RSON [-4 3, has proven s an ideal ferti Tiere is nothing a short cotton >rice for a good i good corn crop, it without ferti Anderson iest for it. No ays any better I under and RSOS i OIL (ill., i N, S. C. j Bometa THetoTl MEANS END OF SMALL TOWN William Allen White 8ounds Warning Against the Big City Retail Mall Order House*. Writing to the convention of the> Southwestern Lumberman's associa tion, held reoentiy at Kansas City, William Allen White says: "I am exceedingly sorry that I can not attend your convention. It seems to me that the lumbermen of this section are undertaking a work that should commend them to all good clti xens. "The preservation of the home trade to the home town carries with it th? preservation of many of our American Institutions. "It seems to me that a lot of good 1U1 <_ A 1<#a ?TT<n v>#> on *r luiugtt in AUiei iv;aii in e win i>aao n the country town passes. And it will , pftBs just so surely as centralization of retail mall order business in cities continues. "The American country town, the town of from one hundred to one hun dred thousand people, preserves bet ter than the crowded city and better than the lonely ranch and isolated farm life, the things that make Amer ica great. "Here in these oountry towns the spirit of neighborliness Is the prevail ing spirit. Men come to know one another and when any two human be ings come to know one another, in the one who la Intelligent and wise respect always rises for the other. To know one's fellows always is to sympathize with' them. Neighborli ness spells fraternity. I "Tho 4morlrnn country town With Its broad circle of friendships, with its close, homely, simple relations be tween men, with Its spirit of co-oper ation and with its economic status that permits the creation of no in decently rich and no abjectly poor, the American country town, It seems to me, is the most hopeful of our American institutions. "To destroy that town, furnishing the market for the farmer and giving steady employment to labor, means a reorganization of our commercial, so cial and industrial life that will be revolutionary?and more a matter or doubtful value. "The mall order house therefore be comes a menace to this country, the mall order house unrestrained will kill our smaller towns, creating great cities with their terrible contrasts of life, with their cruel social relations, wHh their inevitable caste feeling that />nmo fmm th? nrflsflnM of strangers who are rich and poor living side bj side." The English 9parrow. The fact that insect-eating birds are less plentiful in cities is true, but I telieve that the conditions are rap idly improving, says a writer on civic beauty. Intelligent nature study has lone much to lessen the ardor of the imall boy who formerly used his sling ihot and airgun to such haimful ad vantage. | It is probable, too, that the English iparrow hat done nearly as much as the small boy to make the life of long birds miserable in the citiee. I loubt, however, if the sparrow is as black as im is paintea, -ana i aaaiy fear that ?>me published opinions of him have been biased by the writers' loss of early morning sleep. I know for a fact that the English sparrow Is far more of an insect-eating bird than be has the credit of being. I have observed them extensively and bird for bird I know that he is a more valuable species from an ento mological standpoint tban is our well beloved robin. Were it not for the )oy the red breast brings when he eomes to us with each returning iprlng, I think that we could do with out him very nloely. He destroys few Injurious insects, eats much fruit and literally gorges himself on our soil Improvlng fishing worms. | One more influence against the pres soej of birds in cities should not go unmentioned. The peaceful (in day time) house cat is one of the worst enemies of birds we have, and should be banished. Double Decking 8treets. Chief Engineer Goodrich of the bu reau of Incumbrances of the departs ment of highways, New York, has pro J Ka rlmihla Horlrlnff a yiaii xvi mv uvu"?v uw?>.>o of Forty-second street, New York, be tween Fifth -and Lexington avenue. The street to one of the most con gested In tb? city, there being proba bly no place In the world where bo many systems of transportation cen ter as here. The double decking of the street will give an opportunity for separating the traffic, to say nothing of at once doubling the capacity of the street. Here Is a problem which will have to be met and successfully Holved, as the modern office building, 20 to 30 stories in height, gradually replaces the older buildings. Some of the downtown streets of New York are already congested almost to a standstill, so that traffic at time* la nearly impossible. Club to Promote Civic Beauty. The executive committee of the Oak j Park (111.) Citizens' club has formed ' a bureau for listing all vacant lota In the village to be rented for use as flower gardens. The aim Is to make beautiful places out of what have been hitherto weed pa tehee. J. W. Jordan, a well known dentist .of Hopkinsville, Ky., ncently bad an J operation for hi* kirinry trouble, but . he says : ''The first real relief I got I was after taking Fo'ey Kidney Pills. They eased the terrible pain in my back aud acuomplishe 1 more good than anything I had tried. J gladly recom mend lliem." McMurray Drug Co. James Frank Glinkscales. Attorney ai d Counsellor at Law. Abbeyillf, s. c. Offite?Firatlfloor ( Uy-Hall. COUNTY SUPERVISORS QUARTERLY REPORT The Following: Claims Were Audited aud Paid by the Board of County Commissioners for Abbeville County for Quurter Ending Dec. 31st, 1911. 1911. I) E Newell Jr tiG.05 C J Lyon 30.15 P B Carwile M D .... 5.00 A F Carwile Mgs ..../ 18.75 A R Ellis & con 53.60 C J Langley 15.00 B F Swetenburg agt.. 16.76 Jos Hicks & con 30.00 B D Temple con 4.00 J F Miller P J 20.G0 W T Magill 25.40 G W Calvert 25.00 G W Calvert 24.00 McMurray D Co 9.15 J W Sign 9.50 C A Milford Co 3.30 City Garage 17.15 Ab W & E Plant 29.53 Scott Hammond 16.25 L W White Co 84.64 W C DnPre 44.33 Cash Bargain Store... 6.66 T C Beaudrot 13.55 Ab Auto Co 4.10 W A Calvert 5.55 S J Link 29.70 Orr & Hays 3.00 Ab M Car oC 75 J R Glenn ,... 14.44 J J Price 30.90 Price Pouche Co 15 rr u OO OC nugii Duweu na.ou W A Gallagher 50 Ab Lbr Co 4.55 Dargan King Co '7.97 W D Barksdale 11.00 J M Scott nigs 21.75 National Sup Co 4.45;. West Dis Co 21.00 % McCor. Rep Shop 17.15 L J Britt 32.09 State Pen 83.00 W A Neil & Son 5.00 G C Mcintosh 103.05 E P McCain 8.00 Smith Bros 29.58 Austin West Co 14.00 ' Vester Gassoway .... 2.00 M C Ashley 3.00 E J Latimer 128.35 J L Wilson 5.00 Joe Davis 5.00 R F Morris 20.70 Bell & Bowen J25.62 J F Clink^cales 15.56 T B Martin 31.80 Bell & Bowen 9.52 D H Swingle M D .... 5.00 Walker E & C Co 17.60 E C Hogan 2.50 R P Broadwell 28.05 S E Stevenson 8.90 Henry Cunningham .. 3.00 t n tr 1 Kft J Vjr neilimiiigt;! A.uv G N Nickles 1.85 A M Smith 1.00 McGrath Bros 16.90 J M Huckabee con ... 25.00 W J II Ashley 5.50 II E McCurry 3.00 Sam Patridge 5.75 W A Stevenson 362.50 J H Bell & Son 1.85 W M Thomson 5.00 Pressly Bros 3.80 L N Chamberlain .... 3.50 T L Clamp 2.00 Sam Walker 3.00 J H Sanders & con ... 5.00 Jim Rogers 5.25 C J Brucc and J A schroed er 3.50 E F Latimer 1.39 James Taggart li.uu J C Hill M D 5.00 Thos iMcNeill 1.00 E F White 90 Sanders Williams .... 1.75 J A Alewine 26.54 B D Temple 5.00 Ab I L & F Co 2.75 II W Bowie con 37.50 M E Hollingsworth mgr 75.00 S E Jones 2.15 W A Stevenson 5.45 Abb Tel Co 5.25 H M Mundy 27.20 J R Bowen 11.45 P J Phieffer con 1.70 J A Alewine 10.83 J W Clamp 3.00 D W Thomas 2.25 J F Bradley 16.50 E W Nance 11.25 Frank Nickles 2.10 J C Martin & con 50.00 S T hiaKin B C Robinson 14.00 Hotel 14.00 M L Stanton mgs .... 15.00 A F Calvert 35.34 B C Carroll 35.00 J A Alewine 27.32 S F Gibert & Co 30.00 C J Bruce con 4.82 Eureka Hotel 7.00 J F Bradelyy treas .. 3.00 J L Wardlaw 55.00 J G Huckabee 25.00 B D Temple 30.00 L P Uldrick 4.50 J A Schroeder 75 C J Bruce 50 J A Schroeder con ... 140.17 C J Bruce; con 104.17 J A Alewine 23.3G J B G Carroll 40.00 Boney Greene 3.50 G A Newby 3.50 JE Blake 5.00 II K Burdette . 5.00 M H Winn 5.00 S B McCurry 3.00 E G Newby 5.00 H Y Fuller 5.00 F Minshall, p ra 3.00 H T Lyon con 12.00 D E Newell Jr 55.00 A D Kennedy 7.94 John Brown 37.30 S T- Eakin 1.87 W DuBose 20.00 J D Miller agt 33.93 W D Simpson M D ... 5.00 J F Bradley 41.67 R Sondley 33.34 Edwin Parker 1.44 J F Miller J P , 30.00 C J Lyon 51.00 B L Haddon 35.00 T N Tolbert 2.00 J B Schroeder 35.00 S T Eakin 60 J A Alewine 15.11 Frank Vance -3.95 J It Wilson con 18 75 W A Calvert 0."0 W O Stevenson -u '? ) Abb Medium SI.75 W D Barksdale 29 76 L W Keller & Bro .... 14.85 E R Thomson 17.78 McMurray D Co 1.25 Dargan King Co 19.95 Ab W & E Plant 21.20 L W White Co 133.66 T C Beadrot *... 43.15 S T Eakin 1.29 Rosenberg M Co 20.65 P. TftVi w nnn 5 HO uuwca of, juauisuu w.w S J Link 11.00 Ab Lbr Co . 2.60 Ab Tel Co . 9.75 J R Glenn 20.85 Ab Auto Co 5.00 C A Milford Co 3.30 Elihu Finlcy 2.00 J H Sanders mgs .... 8.50 L E Branyon 2.00 G P McCain 3.00 Fraser & Co 13.55 Jno W Morrah & Co.. 69.98 D E Newell Sr ....... 1.00 Covin & Leroy 13.17 G B Perryman 17.25 J R Bowen 2.00 Jno A Haynes 5.00 T S Allen 2.25 TP Martin 3.47 E A Mattison M D ... 5.00 State Pen 88.00 McCormick Rep Shop. 10.85 Geo Barnard Co 40.00 T* ? Qivintrlp m n 10.00 Walker E & Co 38.90 I L Porter 5.20 J B Harmon Co 117.09 J R Bell M D 12.50 Mt. Car. Bro House... 8.90 W R Bryant 6.00 W R Edwards 2.81 J L Tolbert 15.96 W M Mcintosh /66.65 E L Arthur & Co 1.00 J M Gordon 1.50 W xN Castleman 51.22 oJhn Young 4.50 R T Simpson 5.00 Joe Smiley 3.00 A M McMahan 24.18 D L Barnes ... ! 44.47 B A Wilson con 10.85 . Tom Walker 20.61 Anchor Sup Co 192.90 J A Alewine *. 8.10 J R Scott 39.33 J C Hill M D 5.00 W S Stewart 2.00 C J Bruce con 10.35 Ben Cosby 1.25 J F Bradley treas .... 853.50 T Rrnpo pon 1.92 Hall Morse ... ..... 1.00 C J Bruce 25.00 W D Simpson M D ... 5.00 J W Mazyek 3.25 J A Alewine 22.41 J A Schroeder 22.58 E F White con 10.10 H S Cason, con 1.19 M H Winn 5.00 Tom Brown 12.50 A F Calvert 33.34 D C Robinson 35.00 B D Temple 35.00 CI T< T7< ^ 1,; ? gjj O i uaniu . . S T Eakin 5.94 J A Alewine 22.72 J A Schroeder 75.00 H Y Fuller 5.00 E G Newby 5.00 S B McCurry 3.00 H K Burdett 5.00 J E Blake 5.00 G A Newby 5.00 C J Bruce con 104.17 L W Dansby 75 H M Mundy 3.85 J F Bradley 41.67 E F White ens . ... .. 25.00 ^ R Sondely 33.34 A F Calvert 2.00 W DuBose 20.00 B G Cowan 35.00 John Brown 40.00 J C Hill M D 35.00 J A Schroeder 104.17 J B Schroeder- 35.00 J L Wardlaw . 55.00 C J Lyon sheriff .... 60.00 B L Haddon .: 35.00 J L McCombs 2.88 J A Alewine 42.67 J C Cox 1.25 W E Morrison 50 R L Mabrv 4.50 J E Hagan 50.50 G N Nickles 89.73 A B Morse 5.50 J E Lomax 5.00 t Minn Smith Jr 43.76 W A Calvert . 2.50 Ab W & E Plant .... . 47.96 J R Glenn . 51.US L W White Co . 66.91 Medium Pub. Co . ? . 16.25 W G Moore , 3.00 McMurray Drug Co ... .75 A M Smith 47.33 Acker Bid & Rep Co.. 2.35 Rosenberg M Co 9.88 C A Milford & Co 5.20 D B Collier 2.00 Press & Banner 109.05 Hot Hustle Racket .. 6.80 Red Racket 1.40 J E Norris .... 3.25 S J Link 26.83 T C Beaudrot ... ... 12.75 D H Hill 10.00 Ben Cosby ... 1.50 T H Brock ... 8.00 James Roseman .. . . 22.41 D E Newell Jr ... ... 5G.50 J T Wiley V 1.00 N G Brow & Son.. 18.83 E N Tucker ... 19.50 J F Miller J P , 30.00 LOW ROUND WASHING' Account Unveiling of June 8tt (Rates Open t< SEAB< AIR LINE Ticket." will be sold from pr; connecting lines June oth, 6th and unless deposited at Washington tend limit until July 12th, 1912. Rate from Chester, S. C.. 44 Carlisle, S. C.. 44 44 Clinton, S. C.. 44 41 Greenwood, S 44 44 Abbeville, S. 44 44 Calhoun Falls Proportionately low rates fro ticket reads via Seaboard. Accoui to Washington may be made in or Ask Seaboard agents or write, W. B. GRESHAM, T. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. R C-Hagan : 16.99 Pratt & Clinksc?les .. 14.65 Milton- Philips 50 W A Gallagher 50 State Pen 83.00 Ed Keiser . . 222.53 Austin West Co 14.00 Ab Tel Co 5.25 Jacob Williams ... 2.75 J A Black 18.15 J J George 2.30 Murtin & Taylor ... . 7.60 Acker Bid & Rep Co. 5.45 T S Palmer ... .50 S L Ramey 74.15 S E Price 2.00 Dulas Clement agt ... 32.34 B A Wilson 2.40 Jno Brown 5.00 L A Jackson 100.00 J A Alewine 18.10 J D Wilson M D 15.00 A P Calvert ... i.. .. 2.00 Henry J Scott 1.00 J A Schroeder 12.00 City F Asso .; 219.62 Hot Hustler R 64 ? -- " TA or A B Kennedy iv.oa A B Crawford ... ... 100.00 J A Alewine ... 26.43 Jno Brown 12.00 James Erwin 9.00 W L Bowman 2.66 E G Newby 5.00 S B McCurry 3.00 M H Winn 5.00 H K Burdette 6.00 J E Blake 5.00 GA Newby 5.00 W C Shaw ....' 31.00 Fred Minshall 3.00 G W Calvert 25.00 A F Calvert ... ..... 33.33 Gary & Hill 25.00 W B Bowie 37.50 J M Lawson 12.50 J L Perrin 75.00 R Sondley ... 33.33 H W Bowie 37.50 - ? - *- ? PA AA J G & J M HUCKaDee.. ov.vu A F Carwile & con ... 37.50 J C Martin & con 50.00 M L Stanton & con ... 30.00 S F Gibert & con ,30.00 * I J H Sanders con 50.00 M E Hollingsworth ... 75.00 A R'Ellis & con 50.00 L P Harkness & con .. 30.00 Jos Hicks & con 30.00 E F White & con 25.00 JF Hammond 175.00 J F Bradley 41.67 B C Rolinson 39.00 J W White 30.34 J C Bruce 104.17 W DuBose 20.<)0 H B Hamlin 61.25 D E Newell Jr 57.00 C J Lyon 300.00 R H Stevenson 7.50 J A Alewine 37.45 W F Magill 25.00 A B Kennedy 17.12 S E Stevenson 17.50 ? ? oco cn W A Stevenson ou*.uv J C Hill M D 20.00 A F Calvert 2.00 i J A & J B Schroeder .. 139.17 Fred Minshall P M ... 4.65 B L Haddon . 3^^ F E Harrison M D-iL.. JjHp . W A Hunter M D " B F Carroll J L Wardlaw 55.00 G E Loraax 75 Gulf Ins. Co 10,000.00 Gulf Ins Co 613.70 F E Wilson 2.00 Sam Coleman 1.25 J L Kennedq 33.93 J W Young 27.10 C J Lyon 108.60 W C Doty 1.20 John Hunter 1.50 JC Langley 1.92 W R Freeman 35.00 L T Hill M D 15.00 J L Gambrell 18.15 T H Maxwell . 2.88 G'wood Hd & Mfg Co. . 25.00 L W Keller & Bro .. 4.50 D Poliakoff . 4.00 W A Calvert . 7.00 JW Sign 4.50 Rosenberg Mer Co 33.35 S J Link 10.00 Donalds Furn Co 7.00 Medium Co 50.00 J D Miller agt 1.00 T C Beaudrot 46.20 McFall Pharmacy 20.55 A L Harvin 3.00 C A Milford & Co .... 2.75 A B Cheatham 13.20 A M Erwin 6.22 W T Cason 1.00 City Garage 2.30 J H Price 5.00 R P Morris 33.93 Tate Drug Co 1.50 ' 1 , I ,11. TRIP RATES rox, i). a, Columbus Monument, I, 1*)12. d Everybody.) DARD RAILWAY incinal stations on Seaboard and 7th. Final limit June 12th, 1912, for extension. Will cost $1 to ex m other stations. See that your [it of convenient schedules the trip le day or one night. FRED GEISSLER, A. G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. E R Thomson 1.15 A L Moon 4.40 Champion Sup Co ... 5.00 M W Cheatham M D .. 3.00 J R Nickles 2.00 J E Norris 1.90 .T R Dnnn 15.90 I. c c I, s. c .$13 55 14 05 . 14 90 . 15 75 , 16 60 . 16 60 A C Clinkscales ... ... 10.50 McMurray D Co 1.75 J Allen Smith Jr .... 16.25 Walker E & C CO .. 6.90 W D Barksdale 68.54 T J Price 5.11 A M Power 220.00 J S Sargent 35.60 J V Smith 4.00 G E Carroll 1.26 D P Hannah ...... .. 4.48 Honea Path L Co 45.03 Thomson & Huckabee . 2.65 J G Huckabee 10.50 W H Andrews l.UU P B Speed . 38.30 W R Dunn 182.34 J R Glenn . 19.08 C W Trlbble . 20.00 L W White Co . 24.61 J Z Edmonds 15.40 Philson & Henry ... . 2.00 C C Gambrell M D . . . 47.00 B H Carlton M D .... 20.00 State Penitentiary .... . 83.00 Ab Lumber Co 60.16 G'wood Hd & Mfg Co. . 113.75 AbW&B Plant .... . 37.56 J C Martin 10.00 J M Huckabee . 7.00 G W Johnson 5.00 C J Bruce 10.00 S T Eakin 2.33 W J Manning 2.65 J P Drennan 1.00 T 0 Kirkpatrick M D.. 5.00 J T Stevenson 56.00 R E Cox cashier .10,000.00 R E Cox cashier 700.00 G A Neuffer M D ?0.00 J E Mundy 6.97 John Brown 9.00 Ab Motor C Co 45.00 W. A. Stevenson, 6County Supervisor Important Letter to All who Suffer. "I suffered from indigestion for a long time. Last May I almost died. The doctor told me it was acute indi cation and I could not he cured. Since that time I have ?uffered very much, as some days everything I ate, even light food, as soft boiled eggs, would distrens me. I loot fifteen pouuds. Sometimes I felt that I could not live another day. A month ago I got a box of MI-O-NA tablets Be fore I had used them a week I was better. I have taken two boxes aud I feel as well as 1 ever did. Eunice A. Peters, J- ckson, Ga." Use MI-O-NA stomach tablets for quick relief from sour stomach, heav iness, heartbum, belching of gas and dist.ees after eaticg. They are guar anteed. Large box 50 cents at 0. A. Milford & Co.'s and druggists eveiy where. TYPEWRITERS SAVE 50 per cent. Easy pay ments. $10 and up All Makes?Guaranteed. Send tor Catalog. Edward J. Murphy, The Typewriter Dealer, CHARLESTON, 8. C. H. A. Waggoner, \lvon, W. Va., says tiial Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound is (be best medicine for coughs and colds lie has ever known. He jays : "Every man aud woman tells me it is the best tbey have evtr used aud whoever used it ouce always comes back for if again." There are no opiates in Foley's Honey and Tar Compound aud it is safest for children. McMurray Drug Co. ? - 1 Dr. J. T. tt. i>eai, nop. JL\l V CI OIUV Drug Co., Greenville, CS. C., writes re cently, "I have been a practicing physician and druggist fur over 85 years and have sold and administered many kidney medicines but nnue lo <qual Foley Kidney Pllln. They ire superior to any I ever uesd anil *ive the quickest permanent relief." McMurray Drug Co. You can't afford to be without Conkev's White Diarrhoea Remedy. It is a positive relief from this disease which kills thous ands of chicks yearly. Price 50e. TJie McMurray Drug Co.