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' The effect of ma You catch cold down because of the Strengthen yo " Emalsion. It builds new blood a system. ALL DRUGGISTS; Business Locals.11 Nu/i e 11f 'SJl . Wa ,nts. lp' t. \ . L rrt i inl thi' ('(luinn lit; .5 rlt"nts)p r :: l'o r l'alch in'tr lIll . \N tIh1in11 t11 i;e - r.I ht' thantl llnltents. Sugar and Cotfle d at .). I. Il 's(,H. Wanted, to U.y 1,001) l1r', 1,500 doz en1 eggs and all the roostrs that we enn get. W, E. Fremtt & Co. I:lour and meat at .1. 1). Mloore's. WN171 in E 'sley put up y.1nt1 stock; at B. 1', Martin's feed and livery sta. ble. He also handles all k in l' of feedstuf. 38-tf Mullscavalod and Portorica molasses at Craig Bros, fobac+co &. can goods at J. ). Moore's. I will pay top prices in cash or trade if you will hring me your chlckens and eggs. J. D. Moore. I would like to fill a limited number of bills lur house, with first-class rough lumber att ?1 per 100 at mill. .. miles west of Pictos. A. W. Gravlv, Route 3 Pickens. Bran, shorts and chops at Craig Bros, A few first class tewing nmachines, :liglhtly used to be solel at greitly re duced prices. Also sewing mal1n es re paired. Call at Craig Bros 0. P. Knight. Just recuived, a fresh supply of Post im11, rolled uats, ctot r i ani Bakers jelatine and :11(ned goods at 1). B. Coopt,lers. Call on W. 11. (,last iin, R. F. D. 3, m:ib's North (t Pienlas, if inl oneed of building Ii1l r, (Ml; or pinv. enil ordel will rm.'iv'e prompt :(t (Iut t. A t;C1:11.T.%IN CUl cr l)1t .W i N.ig'.i' a1 iien', & J:tEn , a1 1itnander,t'ures T'iredl, Ach i Swe(' 1ti;.e. Sw ulen ieet. Samltc sent F Itl. nl i.u I le f o I' : S. uiLrr.my ltN '.A, a llt'e. iilVt lt iuni. Addi re.--. :\l[ell S. Olmstcll ,1,e Ko,N t For sale-120 acre farm four m Iv,s west of Easley, three good houses and all tect ssary outbuildings, etc., 75 acres in cult ivation balance in tunher. Price $45 por acre. Terms to suit. 1i, M. IIESTER. HELP IS OFFERED TO WORTHY YOUNG PEOPLE We earnestl y reruett all youn- per 'onz. no matter how limited their nans or eIducat t h,r wish to obtain a thorough business training an. )"oodl posi tion, to Write by first mail for our frat hnlf-rate ufTer. Sue s , intel)endleneund pr)l)able fortune are guarante,ed. Don't delay. Write today. Th' Ga.-.Ala. Euslness Collw$e, Macon. Gta PARKER'S H-AIR BALGAM FOLTYONEAITM StoPs theI 00"o ' TOBACCO ISadelciu chew, made from the best North Carolina leaf; a leaf that has a spec ial texture, a special flavor and which makes RED EYE a specially fine and satis fying chewingtobacco. Most people prefer it to tobacco costing one dollar per pound. Ask your dealer for it and insist on him keeping itA MERCHANTS Write for special Prices. 'i I I I laria lasts a long time. easily or become run t after effects of malaria. Lirself with Scott's ad tones up your nervous f0o. AND $1.00. 00000 4*oo Negro Slave Owners. Rt f(rence' by ()tlte of ouir c'nnm p.rries to ;he falt Ilht fr"ee niegro(!H in the ,ti: uthi owned neigro silves he" fore and (luring the war bet.ween the States r(mintds us that a iegro in this State, who is no,w at the head of a negro inst itution, was the owner (t his own fa.bher, whotn be purchatser-t from a wte mant t fhe R su'j('t. r' - enlIs another int!eresting inciden,tt. Soon afte the w%ar at New Engla(nd Senator visited in s, tne of the South iru States to look Iho si.uationl over, 'tnd while in South Carolina was the uest of a welI-o do negro. i th ^onversation the New Euglande remarked: "What a glorious thit t; that the uemnbers of your race 1m . received their freedotu." "Glorious nothing!" replied the negro. "My negroes were my' property and the Y Itkees took them from ike withfonl piying msi a cent".. Traditio says at that point the New Inhnd Sem n tor dropped t he sub,j,ct -tichm,t( Times Dispatch. An Aged Negro Dead. Adam Frost, colored, aged 127 years, died early \V.dnesday mnorning at. his home between Uedar Spring and Rich Hill. He was pler 1t1)5 tbc oldest n,an in the United Staler, Unt:l t.ree wceks ago old Al~n, Frost seemed to ie in exceller health for a man who hlad livd mor, than a hun:dred years. Adam F'rnst was born on ,Sulliver. lslatnd in 1780. 11is first own( r w at mann named Hiter who ro' l hirr to Col. Drayton. Before the ci% i\%wit ho was bought. by Dr. Frost atr~ i I,, old negro lived with the Frost bui,r,, until after the war. During the civil wi' thw Frosl family refugoed to this cot)nt. n'e located at Cedar Springs. Thle e'b buildin:; that was form rirhl u e(I the colored institute for th I an(l blind at Cedar Splrinlgs was I,ill by Dr. Frost. When the Frost. t'~ t. ly ret urnied to Chlarleston AdaIIn re tunned itt this countv. M. B3. Sm*ithi, one of t he b4 knowni faurer in the Cedhir Sp'rior section of the countly anti on a, ici' A.dam' ["rost, lived, wals in* t b ity Wednlesdayl and3 told of the dea'n h :abeA Bold Step. To overc the1*3 wll-11rounled'4 id.? \ .,33 s in t in- ago,. ducialied to1nu hIl4 a boldS by thei *inakers of puit.-up1 mnedicinjes forl !o m33'stiC uIst. :11311 53) has itbllishe3d biro:i c'a1t and( opjen3ly' to th*e w(hob' wor'ld, a :i 1*nd comltple'te list ofll the1*4 1i r(ients31 ter'igito the14 compos)31113it ion of his wbb-!tiv C(13l':rated ined'icines34. Thuis hei hads 1., . his 13utner'*ons i pu.r'ons andl ~ pu1t-nt ins1.3 hbIs ful1l 'onftidence1. ThIius tou, he ha:s ro. mfoved'3 his833 ied iinehs fromit amon4ilg SIee nos4trutns43 of dr(ht1ful uOiritsi. andti m1:34le lithm 033 Heme1ies of/hi 1) K 'orn ompisuljon. I y this hoht ste p 1 r. irc3'e hias 51hown3 that. is formu*lahs are of sucht excellie,-4 that,1 heQ Is ntL3 afraid Lto Subtj!ct themti to t,he fulleIist scrut iny. Not on3 I~ lydos 3 he wvrapie,r of? eviery lr (1" of 4hr.Plere's G olden'i 3Idcl I Iscov'e r'. *h farnlous med4 ie fotr wea k storna3 ch.1* tor311d llver' or billoutsntes a1141 al1l *'atarrbal3a dIIsises whereOvet' loented(, ha11ve'3' rItedl upon14 it. inl phlrIn* Eng3lh,h a full and3( 'oipll'te list* of allI 111he*(3( ngeIts 3 cornposing1 ~it, but3 ai srnall1 book hais been'* 4o'iled41(' from 33ii nurer-, st3*1and(arteil~ w'orks1. of all t he 1 dierent schl s of)l (It ract(' I((, cotil1* a in very3 no13n. -- 01ons. extracts5 from33 the witlinges of leading racti *tiners of r3(Iuedicin. 4ndo.i ng''1* in /u .'trongesC.t po(ssile term,s. ('a3ch and)1 lvery hr dient,1 ('ontIned*t' in* 13r. lPieree's *iI db;n. On*e of I these' little' books1( wIll he' 3 in..;1413 free to4 any* one3( send1(ing addre3Lss! (3n liost al i'a~ 4.11o by 1let *ter. to lit'. R. V. P'Ierce. hIulf*alIo. N. Y., and1( reL3ur4stin the( 1 samei. ''roin thiis little t boo31k 1t. wIll be~ leard that( Dr31 1*. P1e's me4 - Iin*es cont313 *a(n no aleoboli, narro'ltirs. *3nin31ral agent 0*ro*er ittsIoous1or 1in.n'iaenis and(1 t41 ha t*I ey4 are made frotit native4. *iedh'1-. 13a1 roots5 of 134a1, v'?3lue'; also thait some*( of1 33ervous**, over-w'orki,*led, "tm-down.3I**" wrvous'(* years5 agoli, by' teI indianis forti lar34113 331 al b:nn InTost vatluable'1* me33dlua plant f te ring14 1 ito the coin o.sitio f Ir. Pie's4*3' I"3 avoiil r ser'Iion was3 known i.il'* to3 the4 ,ndlins as of not)1 a few of ou1r3 most31 valuablel 3*at Ivei. me-4 dIi'lnal1 ptlantst wa*s gain*edi from1 1*4 1h *adians3. cesses, thle "I avorito Prescrpt'i n "1 is a1 m s3t (3.lIeIentt remedy((l3 fill regu313a*l*n3 all thie wo13w an33ly funtitons, correc'ting1 dIisplacenwn*4'ts. as5 p3rolapsus533, an*teversion and ( rtorersion'30, 01(ovrcomig 1)aIn1ful periods,15 tontIng up( the nerves 3* an brig1ing about33 a perfectt state of hnnih Soldt tw all daltors 1n mo3C(hinnmC5 Will cure any case beyond the reach of rr How a Saves You Money r f 1s way to figure th< wagon, a carriage, a harness Is to figure the cos/ >er y, use it. If a farm wagon. for example, lasts 20 years and regnires only $: you of that wagon is S3.10 a year. If another wag n costs only $50, and requires $10 worth of c epairs, cost to you is $6 a year, at least. Which is the cheaper? * * * There is no doubt about the /ast qualities of Studebaker wagons, c riages and harness. It's the material that goesi them----phis the way they are mzad Studebaker farm wagons deeper than others, madec fror .. lack H ickory--air-dried from The axles are also re-info bar of steel running from ti to the other. ~. The Studebaker Pa are made from cast ir< verse strength of over Go Heath that he knewv Adamt 40t years ago) ma e bIll ne1 irt 4.nw t hi niegr' *o was a~l v. rs obi n'an. tio old to plow,v but he~ w u iitbl to d'1 o~hi -sIi" r htad a b ook 'mi which was r'ecor ded the dater of his bitrth 17(80. T'hei old( neiigtri ofa-n i ll )-l (If the early da.ss .,*f Churlesronu I,i I oh ofk i he <bii tris a I.n I liIlhan.s *I.ed tot vh t, t.he (it.y' andt sht .o at,. titi -''Is for theame i.qnout of the ii* p.t, . Ad -mrn aI 44 t.old It If 4tay- -vhiie [L It ih warrip ~MsO ntOr ed the Italbi r -Sprtatthmgt Joum ttcl. Imrproi.ve i.ich shinling hirnr; 111 gets It heinp on hoine. If anud worki -(ch I 1h iting Iower. rI'imes wasI iver: uns tetter than For thiejo',fu tins odming hay; It prvents afi f romI till mig And yo'l thid t her.'s lots of pleasure by the waiy. .-Puck. of Kidney or. Bladder Disease tedicine. No medicine can do n Comtip y , Pi'ck.m+ts, Pa rko ,'s Pharmne ~,v W15.D Bilys a Fil Schlosae sFil Don't envy the tlanl in a ne_ onle and know the Com And mere c(omfort is lot the incomparale "Schloss" Cloth plertect lit and good quality art( characteristics, Concaved anl .perfectly ro that simplly can't break or sag that will never lose its shape, linements of skilled tailorin blothes. Best of all, they have an air tinction you won't find in one no matter how much you pay. Othr splendid Suits and Overcoa J~H. ENDE 120 S. Main Street. co,t to you of a squarn inch-2 % great buggy or a set of ments of the Units: Sta p)robaly 5L) greater tha~ car as long as y"ouc 'heStuclebaker.Iubs nisr'ing a proper funndat that costs yoi $61) are treat<e with a secret repairs, the cos/ /o to tl:ir weather resisting The Studebaker slop)e and lasts 10 years, greatest improvements ei the carrying into the See the Other sp The Studebaker edge tire Ae tent withA s tothor eahe retn aave axls 3.(Tihh Sudebakoerloe n selectedbu greattsD improveeta it 3 to5 yers. o yo ~ntor tht it Se hen ooangtther be< 300pu tote GtaStudebaker edair tote tdearAen nl F~ce oth.,Ctheli a Wae A reic Sueae Now overloke g oo5 es. Dyowndra i rceowthn ba spe citaio behin it?re e kel f oe e Yousie cantatr to !)~'Lew(henu cani getheb tet rusSkin t poeanmytc >n W gaving r ing out mone frt'repair 3,theou-m. tomte Gt ar htuebaer and tho the avuerae akstmer wAgntsa thrce as Moow omsar Pi ens youcoto Carvla. mrkght ay anyterihtpics Dont Lt CeapTal Sc Cures Backache Corrects rrcglarities , Do not risk having not .right's Dli c. e 10c. or Diabetes l.il.erty. lll11 v Spring Suit--get fort of wearing it. Jnly feature of our es;----style, grace, a among0 their other m1ded shoulders, a and a coat-front lC some of the re you find in these of fashionable dis uit in a hundred .. 1O stoss O LOTHES Uroouvlife, S. C. er than the require :es Government- and .n the ordinary wagon. ire large in diameter-fur on for the spokes. They ;olution, which grea''1dds qualities. ' shoulder spokes-one of the rer made in wagon building the largest amount of wood bub. They are strongei/ where kes are weakest. Studebaker patented round s are oil-welded and cold-set. hy they never loosen. o on-point by point-feature c-e-othing that will add I. bility and long life of the lasts? is the wagon with a repu buy a "cheap" wagon, ~t for so little. be constantly pay bills, save money. any in the selection of these have the right groods, the ie the qualitys tedl, you don't1 have to b)uy ian last season, buit wve will ng in d ve ab)solutely guarantee come to see us,'we' wviI 4ark