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A... ?*;w. v?**. . Js-*r?-v ? BETHLEHEM UNION Me^ts With Kingstree Baptist Church on Friday, Nov 27. V. The Bethlehem Uniou meets with the Kingstree Baptist church on Friday, November 27, 1903, at li o'clock a. m., introductory sermon to be preached by Rev. T. J. Rooke. 1st Subject: What Kind of Marks Did Paul Bear for the Lord Jesus? First speaker, W? E. Gibbons. Second Subject: Giving?1st its standard; 2nd its effects. 3id Subject: The Chief End of a Christian Church. Missionary Sermon on Sunday by Key. B. K. Truluck. We have had good meetings a* other places and we hope the breth- j ren will rally to the county seat that our strength, weight and influence may be felt there. H. J. Brown*, Clerk*. A RUNAWAY BICYCLE Terminated with an ugly cut on ' the leg of J B Orner, Franklin Grove J ufuhborn ulcer I ill. ii> unvivji M >. m... unyielding to doctors and remedy for four years. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured. It's just as good for 1 Hums, Scalds, Skin Eruptions and Piles. 25c. at \V L Wallace's Drug Store. The November issue of the "Purple Folder'' of the Atlantic Coast ' Line coutains ail accurate nun of the State of Florida in addition t> ' the map of th? system, which aids to the attractiveness of Vr i f 1 NOT A SICKBAY SINCE. ] "I was taken severely sick with kidney trouble. I tried all sorts cf medicines none of which relieved me. One day I saw an ad. of your Elec- vS trie Bitters and determined to try 1 that. After taking a few doses "l ? felt relieved, and soon thereafter was 5 entirely cured, and have uot seen a sick day since. Neighbors of mine I have oeeu cured of Rheumatism, j Neuralgia, Liver and Kidney trouble I , and General Debility." This is! what B F Bass, of Freuiont, N. C. 1 writ'-s. Only 50c, at W L Wallace's 1 Drug Store. Ii Hymeneal. Married?On Wednesday Oeto- c ber 21, 1903, at tbe home of the , bride at Woodruff, Spartanburg Co., MrChas E Epps of Workman, Clar- ^ endou Co., to Miss Mattie Lauford. $ DOESN'T HE3PECT OLD AGE. i It's shameful when youth fails to show proper respect for old age, but just the contrary m the case of Dr ^King's New Life Pills. They cut off ? maladies no matter how severe and irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever, Constipation all yield to this perfect pill. 25c, at J Dr W L Wallace's Drug Store. Opportunities are otten hand 1 made. 1 c It's the fiiidin'out of somethings I we don't want to know that makes I the gettiu'of knowledge disagree-. c I able. INDIGESTION i I "I was troubled with rtom- t aeh trouble. Thedforti's BlackDraught did roe more good 1 in one week than all the doctor's medicine I took in a year."-MRS. SARAH E. 1 SHI RFIELD. Ellettsyille, Ind. Thedford 'e Black Draught < quickly invigorates the ac- s tion of the stomach and \ cures even chronic cases of indigestion. Jf you will take a small dose of Thedford's Black Draught occasionally you will keep your stomach "and liver in perfect condition. THEDF0RD5 BLACK-DRAUGHT I More sickness is caused by H constipation than by any M I other disease. Thedford s M Black-Draught not only re- KB lieves constipation bat cures diarrhoea and dysentery and H keeps the bowels regular. SB All draggiats Mil H 23-cent packages. H "Thedford's Black- |g Draught is the best medi- BB cine to regulate the bowels ffj I have ever used."? MRS. fel A. M.^GRANT, Sneads consTiPATiori ' ;i iay-v ? - > . ' ' i.< ^->x' t *. i CHAT FROM CAOE^. Personal and Local Items Noted by Our Correspondent. Cades, November 10:? Well, the writer hardly knows whether to write anything this week or not as news is so scarce, Contraeter King is at Lake City thii week doing ?ome building tor Mrs JRodgers of that town. Mrs I N Coker of i lie bandv Bay section is critically ill. Mr blowers of Darlington spent Sunday W'lh his sou Mr Tini Flowers of this section. Mr C b Woodrow of Luciie returned home Sunday alter spending some days with relatives in this vicinity. Dr W J haseldeu's child is still very ill. The family have the sympathy of their many friends. We are sorry to learn that Mr J J Morris of Lake City got hurl in a runaway last Friday while on [lis way home from Kingstree. Mr W E Nesmilh is visiting relatives in Marion this week. Work commenced 01: the par onage tins week. V> lien completed it will be another valuable addition to the building improveneuts at Cades. Mr Root, the nistling contracter, is pushing the vork with a vim. 1 Mr 11 Foxworth is applying the painter's brush to Ins new store vhich enhances the buildings , ippearunce verv much. A crossing is being built across he railroad track at the depot, omething that ought to have teen done years ago. As the :ins are situated on the opposite ide of the tailroad from the depot teople are put to a gteU deal of ncouvenieuce, having to haul heir cotton clear round by the nniu crossing, thereby more than ioubling the distance they would tave to go the nearest wav il hey could cut across the track. Mr J N S tu 8 had a mule accilentl.v killed by the train a lew tights ago. We were glad to receive a visit rom Editor C W Wolfe one day ust week. Mr W P McGill Jr., has been juile ill tor I lie past week with ever. We are sorry to learn that our :emal friend, Col J P Kpps, has ilso been indisposed. Messrs A A May and li D dills spent Sunday in Ivingslrei. Mr John McFadden, one of our hrifly old bachelors, was in town dondav. John runs a farm of his >wn and of course, with nobody >ut himself to work, he has to ire a good deal done; so the labor question was the chief topic ol lis conversation. He talked very reely on this grave subject and )redicted a gloomy outlook for he farmer as to labor condiions. We advl>e John to get nariied. then perhaps he would ake a more eheertul view of the ntore. W. M. S. COU KNOW .WHAT YOU TAKING When you take Grove's Tasteless; Jhill Tonic because the formula i* imply 11on and Quinine in a tasteless 'orin. No cure, no pay. 50c The small live olten bears Ihe best Jruit. ?r jp?' Mud Molt i ompieve | i tMbli?tl?l?fllt .*>outr>. & SOS,j ? MA!irFAOTl'REJ?? tf*? *3si. Doors. Qlinds. | Mouidlig md liuildlng Mn'trlal, Katih Weight* and Cord CHARLESTON, S. 0. "* "dhftie onr make, which we gna?: r.y <*uf>?*rior to any sold Booth, and . .-by eye uoDey. Window and Fancy Qlaaa a >pMla)|^ . . t J FDR THE F/ P. S. Court X ARE NOW OPENING MEN'S FUR Dry Goods, Notions, I Special g BOYS' CL I ALL NEW AND FIRST ( LASS GOODS 9 We also offer a nice line of the Latest Styles in Stationery and I Choice Brands of Cigars and 8 Tobacco. I P. S. COURTNEY & C BUELL & F CASH DRY G' Now is the time to buy your Hankerchiefs WE HAVE THEM IX GREAT VARIETY. LADIES' in Fancy Lace and Embroidery ef- I feet. Rood sheer Lawn from 5 to '15c. , LADIES' H. S. HANDKERCHIEFS, nil I.ineu. oc. ( LADIES' LAWN II. S. HANDKERCHIEFS, in 1-1. 1-2. and 1-inch hems. at.5 cents. LADIES' FINE CAMBRIC, 1-iu H. S.. lOc or three for 25e. LADIES' ALI.-LINEN. very fine, '15c.. two > for 'IV. Also a full line of COLORED-BOKDEKED i HANDKERCHIEFS for Ladies and Children I from 3 to inc. We also have a nice assortment of Handkerchiefs for Gentlemen, j1 at from 5 to '25c. Wt have just received carefully selected line Uf Gents' Neckties. , In a variety of shades. only 25c. Underwear, This is the place to set the**- for Men. Ladies and Children. 1 Orders Receive Careful All 373 and 375 King Strce ?WfVTVtYT,TVt>VTvyTYvWTvr I PROTECT | vnnrc ? By Insuring Yo %. Mutual Benefit i A HOME COMPANY UNDEF > LeROY LEE, > W. L. BASS, AAllftlTX/ J ^ UUUI1 I T A ^ J. J. MORRIS, ^ PERCY D. SNOWDEN, mmmmmwmi Money ?^is Money ^^^^WHEN YOU I BTil Me Mow Berou FULL LI Boys' and Gents' Glothinj Shoes, Dry Goods, N< X WE HANDLE THE -?M ? %4 Our flillinery Goods !3? MAIN STREET, - - STOP! WAIT! Ri I am prepared to save you nui : Buggies, Wagons, F Dry Goods, Notions t ware, Hardware, 1 j Fruits and Etc., S I also carrry a fine Coffins. Give me a vinced of my cheap pi elsewhere. Yourt Greel eyville If you want to get at the kernel first crack tho shell. , I The best time to read a note or j a mortgage is before you sign it j * C A f Mrmammmmwmtmmammmn ILL TRADE | :ney & Co. | A LARGE STOCK OF A ? NISHiNGS, | Hats, Shoes and a | line of | OTH1NG, g AT PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE. I Schlesouger's Candies and Fine I Confectionery Kept Constantly I on hand. p Call to see us, J 10., Kingstree, S, C. 3 OBERTS* OOPS STORE. Ladies' Skirts. We have these up to date having had them made to order. Flannel Waists. All.Wool, in Black, Blue. Gray Garnet uid Old Rose. Ladies' Jackets. Come and see us. We can give them to you at from $1.50to $5 in oxford Gray, Blue and Black. Hosiery, We hsfve a line line of these for Men. Ladle* uid Children. Furniture Department. SPOT CASH PKICES. IO-piece Imitation Walnut .Suits, $14. 111-piece Solid Oak Suite, 119 to I", lo-t.icee Solid Walnut Suits. $75, $85 to [JOIJ A full line of wardrobes. $10 to '28.50. Solid Oak Extension Tables. $5. Centre Tables from 50c to fl. Bahv Carriages, $G. $2.55 up to $12. Go-Carts, $3. 50 to $i:t. Children's Chairs, Rockers and High Chairs, elect stock of Beds. $0.50 to $13. Ixiunges. Couches and Single Lounges. Willow Rockers. $1.75. Wood Seat, High Arm Rockers. $1.50. White Inm Beds. $3.50. $1.25. *5, $.5.50, *5. $7. uiul $)s. it " rhiri fsthn s. c. wmmiimmw?. fFAMILIES 1 ur Life in the 5 : Association ^ : HOME MANAGEMENT, 5 - ' President, Secretary and Treasurer, ^ (GENTS: ^ Lake City, ^ Church, ^ Saved ' JVI ITUIUC, BUY FROM^~? E3CTJS, se Yob Slit iosj., VC AC 1 T U VI ? and FurnishingGoods, )tions, etc on hand. W & B CORSETS. A are Sure to Please. E2CTTS, - KINGSTREE, S. C. SAD! T ley. Call and examine my Stock of, larness, Furniture, : >, Groceries, Tin/ -i Family Medicines, hoes a Specialty, and cheap line of i call and be con. rices before buying 5 to please, "2"3IO?3, , - s. c, [ To Cii I Take Laxative Broi x Seven Million boxes sold in pest 12 i .1 '' s#V * i. ? ?- ? MI.L/L/II \ rcxxxxxxxx> X YOU WILL t I i | 5 8 CANL ^ X AT j O STACKLEY'S C KxJOOOOOOO" I DRESS( HORSES1" Carload Direct fromV ! THOMAS & Bl - . . tan ana inspi First Class Stock for Fan Prices Within F Complete Line of Buggies, ^ Tiiomas 6z Bia j B STEELE, Manager. HARDWARE! HARDW H Williamsburg County lias an conducted by gentlemen of years sale and retail Hardware busines they know the wants of the pure When in town call and pee us. von and have vou to look at out Cullcrr, ( mis. Ammunition, Ag;ri<*iiltiiriil Iniple| mollis. Hubs, Spoke*. Riiuv, l*n in is. Oils, llrusheH. S ore* anl I'ixlnren. ? We are Aseub lor Mc? Corinlck .llowem, Suslie*. Door* -.ml lHlnd?. , LAKE CITY Hi" LAKE Cm 2 WWWWWWWWWWWWW VI i I). C. SCOTT, President. * THE BANK OF < Transacts a General I \ COLLECTIONS CAREFULLY > PROMPTLY R > DEPOSITS FROM $1.00 UJ \ DIIilK'K * HENRY P WILLI.a MS, { JOHN A. KELLEY, > R. H. KELL *w~ - wwwwwwwwvt wwv ir^iifp ?sSSS3it38WBBHB^^^SI McCLAfl and -^SIILE, PEED and I HEADQUARTERS FOR = Horses, 1 . OUR LEADER 15 THE ( j We Invite Your McCLAM <2 1 1 LAKE Cm Subscribe to (T ire a Cold in One no Quinine Tablets. f. ncnths. This signature, ^ S 'X. v.?sIBRY, ' 11 ILSO FIND g ^ ) r p X W a 0 0 " ''' X 300DS. HUES. restern Markets at RADHAM'S, . 1 set Them. v > m Work or Driving; teacn of ail Vagons, Harness, &c. at - | 4 cLl^a-zn's -A.gts? - - kingstree a V. /ARE! J, ARDWAfffel up-to-date Hardware Si6re " ' o! experience in the whole- # 9 ol I his section, who think t hasintf public in their line, We will be glad/ to meet - if line ol - - - * AUo ugeatit for ike ORIGINAL PERITIAIV ?IAM. 'I? 4 4 ? Yhankiif jon for p?t? ronngrc recclrcd ? ! ask* . Ins for n conffamaee tre [ire, Your friends, | RDWARE Co. {, s. c. ; ;|| kWvwtwvmHwwiu ' J EDWIN 0. EPPS, CashiVr. J > KINGSTREE. if Banking Business H LOOKED AFTER AND J t EMITTED. ' < ; 1 ?WARD RECEIVED. [>RN t R. D. ROLLINS, J 1 D, C. SCOTT. J EH AN. . } \ I -.:j iJI ' ??.,. , , j ?, , .*y * ' TRULUCK, JVERK STIR?? I f, 5. C.HML * ?^? ^ Mules, Buggies, Wagon5? harness, Whips, Etc? iOLDSBORO BUQQV, \ Perfect Vehicle, ' Patronage, , rRULUCK, f> s- c Hecorh, - ; i ft/IV c?r" *** 1 > VUJr b Two JHy*. I n/ /. on every I box# 25c. I .. ?sl4* Jtafe.. *?& ..