Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WW-r < r J ' " t.. r ^ " Kp.som ?S;ills - Tin* At w The State. With tlfe swift march of scit new ground is covered and new dis eries made almost daily. The vai achievements in the world of medi and surgery are too numerous t cord; and there are so many that Wr been far-reaching iu their utility each of these would demand a Ion planation. A very interesting discovery ha? been made by experimenters in Itockefeller Institute for Medical search. Dr. Samuel J. Melf/.er, o the foremost men in the institute one whose life is given up to resei has found that Epsom halts or, as scientifically known, sulphate of: nesia, is a most valuable auestl either local or general. In couuei with the discover}', it was found not only does the subject become i lUieiy luseusiuie iu jxuvi, uu? neither the heart actiou nor the perature is iu any way atl'ected, objections to the generally u.sed i thetics, chloroform and ether. 1 both, the heart and temperaturt a flee ted, and it is known even ai: the laity that the weakness of i tient's heart ofteu forbids the u these drugs. Dr. Meltzer chanced upon his di ery in a most peculiar manner. s two years ago be was experimer with various drugs to ascertaiu '' place they bad iu the ecouomy o body," and wben he injected a tiou of Epsom salts iuto a dog's t *" he noted that theaufmal graduall came quieter and quieter; its br< ing by degrees became weaker fiually respiration ceased altoge By artificial meaus the seeker knowledge produced respiration i dog's lungs, aud be revived toscai away. Tests were afterward made foi purpose of rendering insane pei tractable, aud were found perf successful, they being in no wa} jured. As the anesthesia was by i tion, only a comparatively weak tion was employed aud, cont-equei the patients were not made uo scious. In one experiment there was i markable case of local auestbesi ^ which a man afliicted with nect Tho fprrihlp and well-known bone ease, was able to look on at the o] ^ tion upon his leg, absolutely c'evo pain. After injection of a solt r twenty per cent, strong, surgeons able successfully to amputate a xt leg, the patient naturally being < pletely anesthetized. But this is not all that the discc ^ ers claim for this simple drug. confidently asserted that it wil generally used as a complete aud caciousantitoxin for tbedread tete or lockjaw. Experiments have made on a man afflicted with loci and all hope of saving him abando Yet his jaws parted after several ii f tions of sulphate of magnesta made, and he was soon able to food. In four days he was discha liom the hospital. The surgeons are yet bailed in a taining the actual scientific efifec the diHig. Taken, as it is, so oftei ternally it is familiar to all, yet il feet when injected is totally diftei The Rockefeller Institute is doii \ good work. The financier found* because of a young niece who so relief from a malady which eveu pr most famous specialists failed to < The original gif: was $1,200,00( which Mr. Rockefeller has this added $3,00U,000. r Public announcement of the discovery will soon be made. I two years of experiment, done qu ( after the manner of the men of his X. fession, Dr. Meltzer is about to be upon the world au entirely new most valuable, inestimable gift. Tickling or dry Coughs will quickly 1< when using Dr. Sboop's Cough Cure. A Is so thoroughly harmless, ihKt Dr. & tells mothers to use nothing else, eve very young babies. T^e wholesome | leaves and tender stems of a lung he mountainous thrub give the curative pr ties to Dr. bhoop's Lough Cure. It calm cough, aud hesls the sensitive broD membranes. No opium, no chloroform, i ine harsh used to iriureor suppress. Dei L)rTShoop's. Take bo other." C. A. Mllf< This May Interest You. No one 16 immune irom Kidney troub just remember ihat Foley's Kidney Curi stop the irregularities end cute any cfi kidney and bladder trouble :bat is no yond the reach of medicine. P. B. Speei A WOED OF PROTEST. Mr. Clayton Does Xot Think Sen Jeff 1>hv1h hm Bntl as Small < bre Editors Have Puin^ed Him Anderson Intelligencer. The following, published in the utnbia Record, has the approva The Intelligencer and we publish "We have noticed so many little 11 cuts in regard to Senator Davis a in editorial paragraphs by editor small calibre that we give space to article in full aud add our endorsen to what Mr. Clayton says: To the Editor of The Record : We notice that several of the pa of South Carolina are abusing the kansas senator, Jell' Davis. Now, is out of place. The people of Arl eas have the same right as the pe< of South Carolina to elect whom t please to represent them in the C gress of the Uuited States. No1 dot. 't know anything about Jefl' Di except that he is supposed to repre the masses as against the clai "Whether Le is a demagogue or a sti man is of no concern to South t lina, each state is s upposed to he ei in the formation of the general eminent. Now this is what I want to kn Is Jeff Davis a dishonest man? I a man that would advocate anarc Is he a mau who would not give equal privilege of the law to rich poor? If so, then you may prop class him a demagogue, and hold up to be pointed at with the fingi scorn. But if he did only as CI did?advocated the rights of the 11 es, as against the encroachment the classes, upon what ground do abuse him? Who, Mr. Editor, are the igno wool hat boys? It was they who . U ? t... w fy-v o slictinsl rieu IUC SIUIS auu uma iu t* uionuv never before reached; it iu they are depeuded upou wheu the cou is iu peril. Hewers of wood and d era of water, the mainstay of gov nientaud the butt of the newspa] these are the "Wool Hats." iso tician but seeks their support. W. F. Clay to Florence, S. C. Hollister's Rocky Mountain never fails to tone the stomach, pu tbe blood, regulate the kidneys, 1 and bowels. The greatest spring tc makes aud keeps you well. 35 ct Tea or Tablets. C. A. MiJford & C We will have on sale ii few days 300 bushels of A ber and Orange Cane Seed. The L. W. White Co ii I 2'I A NERVE TONIC I , jS? for Over-Wright Business Ulen I S 0 ie- | ,D| t^at Business conditions today ask more of a to gex- man's vitality than ever before. It's one ?h9 Story of ^ continuous drive at high-tension, overtaxing a a ou ijust the body and brain until a complete break- yg jje. down comes. T> EX means ne of The nervous system suffers most of all. K- ' king,'"and ti>e Fl 'uud The demand upon it is the most relentless." combination makes i ireh, To succeed i?i business today usually means aih"AU" "S ? tu 1 ? to be a nervous wreck at forty, if not before. We have proven ??. ietic" For a man working day in, day out, Wl etiou under these conditions dies are kings bove I I ga that all others. r? ab>o- 8 Sit aj) For moie ?[ that I A-? ^ U U two wars an expert | ; tem- I travelled all over H of . Z the world in search Eg .8 tWO g ISy -~KHTa,Gf extraordinary | iy fB Americastifss Elixir ? Jonfi is as necessary as food ami drink. This rJstunuiheiCo ao of unique medical discovery strengthens and sonaiiy could see er tones the nerves I,, meet H is unnatural lie- ?i spov- mand upon them. It supplies to the body where he found the &1 Some phosphorus in soluble form?a tiling never remedy perfect he ^ what before considered possible. Rexall Anieri- sSbn, but It was te f the canitis has accomplished wondeiiul results never used as a Rex- it solu- all over the country and its merits are now pro^tteJhadbeen a' >?dy, universally recognized. Get a bottle of this thoroughly anal?tE nerve tonic today. Note how quickly that ;> an(j feeling of nervous strain disappears. of the united Drug n ther Company. ee after 75 Cents Per Bottle L___J [) the | uper r the C, A. IYIILFORD, Druggist sous ' I ?'CI 2 THE SZ STORE S soluJtly, ^ 8 i r e- ?( .08i ^ t, ?dis- I ._ ^ _ | aa i I The way of the lanV 98 T 1 81 s transgressor is Lard jj lem- I The wise housewife specifies Cottolene 1] iDU8' I Avp-rtr timp in nlane of lard. Anyone with * oeeu ' vxjr ? j- ? ? ^ ue? a particle of respect for his stomach would " "jec- prefer a pure vegetable product to one made take from the fat of the hog. ? gcer Cottolene is always pure; lard isn't. Isi?! Cottolene will make more palatable food u than lard, and food that any stomach can aga digest with ease. Lard is a friend of fltt; ?d it ? S. , di ugni indigestion. o, jure. j Cottolene is put up in ^ 11 fc yea? odor-]Droof, sealed tin pails; j \ . J; new most lara comes m duik, t jflgg&gggfEjKj ft ;l and will absorb any old pro- | odor which is near it. I t aud You can prove every word \\ m grocers sell it; all the great Dbofor cooking authorities of America oper"?> Nature's Gift from the Sunny South Band . . g The Peoples Savings Bank. \ ABBEVILLE, S. C. jj I DIRECTORS. " OFFICERS. | B n ThomRftn_ H_ Q_ Anderson o ator S.?G. THOMSON, President. G. A. Neuffer, C. C. Gambrell, ali- G. A. NEUFFER, Vice-President. W. E. Owens. F. B. Gary, '* R. E. COX, Cashier. J-s-stark- R f'Cox' . Jonn A. Harris. ti Col- o 1 of ? ' <1 i it^ tl hey Ton have tried all kinds of pills, waters andcathartlesfo^ConstlpZ^^^^ < n tlon and Liver Complaint. Now gel lh* REAL Cur*. Take NR Tablets P 'yju- and see liow much better they are. See tlio difference In results. Their (V I 4 V Action Is never attended by that all-gone-slck sensation?they make yon c( MM feel botter the minute you take them. They brace you up and put new life W% .j] l\ IS, MM in you, make you feel stronger and better, because they are made to reeu- %\ ... -eiit it 1?*? the entire digestive system. One dose will convince you. Oet ZSo Box. V*< ?? II ' RFTTFB THAN PII LS FOB LIVER ILLS. \\ aro- 11 IS A. R Lewis Medicine Co.^" ^ St. Louis* Mo. 11 0 ~ WidtmArnediim \ b , \\! 11// \\llLy aij ^^?3r V?S/ k C. A. MILFORD & CO., Abbeville, S. C. \ er of ' L irist ^???. \ ,asg. _ ~ Ei^JDJDON'S f rant * car White Goods and Linen Stock. j= ho ^ utl.y The Largest and Most Complete. ^ raw- \ em- 40 inch Lawns 10, 12A and 15c. l< :?ery, 45 inch Persian Lewns, 20 and 35c. poli- 45 inch Batiste, 20,25 and 50c. ^ 30 inch "Flaton" 20 and 25c. v n. 30 inch India Linons, extra value, 10,12J, 15 up to 25c. 30-40 inch White Lingere 20c up to 50c. a! 27-30 inch White Madrass 15 and 25c. ^ T 30 inch White Linen Lawn 25 and 50c. L] in hu h White Shirt Waist Linen $1.00 and $1.25. iver I -I") inch Whi.se Shirt Waist Linen GO and 7f>c. "J ,nic, inch White and Colored Soisett 25c. n iits, o j>air White Lace Curtains oOc pair up to $5.00 pair. l! 'o. 27 inch White and Colored Flemish Linen, new and pret- J ty 20c. i l&( 1 a The best collection of Ladies' furnishinas may now be found at m" R. M. HADDON & COMPANY. r , J jf i FARMERS UNION. Uulon Growl hi; in 8. C. 5x-committeem(>n T. C. Willougbby last. )t.-R organized six locals in Marlboro county d will wnrK la Horry county next week esldeut B. Harris Is Id First DUtrlct roundg the boys up and saying nothlug ?bout It. irn, aDd J. B. Harris, President of Oconee unty, bave been commissioned and have jr new planted. Most of the organizers are w loo busy with crops to go out, but look l for tbe biggest growth later on thai has er been made In tbls State. Stand l>y Your Army. .tally, boys, rally around the banner o* the rmers' Union. L'ne advance of the grand ?,rmy of tbe craftsen ol the farm marks the beginning of tbe rnlng point of the career of all tbose that ive combined to rob tbe farmer of tbe profits i his bonest labor. The silent tramp, tramp, tramp of tbe onird movement of the Farmers' Secret Ornizallou drives tbrllllrg terror Into the nks of our enemies that equals that terror the new nolsless army gun. Tbe (arming Industry of our country as to rengtb financially, Is at laast Ave times that the country. Our basic national Industry agriculture. Soarceiy any combination of 70 branches of other occupations equal that oar larms In products. Our farmers not ily feed tbem all but be loads tbem all In :ports, and cotton brings In all the bulk of 1 tbe gold from other countries. as to strength of the farmers' ballot and nsequent power to correct tho nvlis of govnnaeut, or improve tbe economic conditions trade that oppress our farming Interest, our rmers as a body politic Is a great Bleeping ant, and when aroused action in self defence ir enemies may look out for shot In their ar as they retire over the Jeuce that procts our farming lnteresi. What la It tben after ail this that gets Into le minds ol larmers that prompts tbem to jw down toothers and plead tor belj ? Is It >t simply tbe lack of education, wnirb will iveal to tbem tbe benefits derived from lull Igent co-operation and united action for lelr mutual benefli? U Is plain cowurdlce, 3d tbe lack of grit, li is not conservatism! ol you can't pass around cowardice for conization any more than you could pass ound white-washed rye for rice. Cotton. Botb cotton mills and cotton growets are ow working a bot and bard game of blurt at icb other. Growerx are p ed^td to out hereto 2d percent, and toe mlliN are pledged to it their production 2o percent. We know r some mills mat are cutting oniy iony ilnutes per day, whilst they are advertised >r a 25 per ceot, cut produclon. We also ow some cotton growers I oat are pledged > oat acreHge that are plowing to plant their Rual acreage lu ccittOL; but a large number re cutting heavy. Fertilizer trade was 80,000 tons short in lUtb Carolina first of March. It Is today (jnal to last year, but a larger proportion of irtlllzers are being used on grain this year ian ever belore. But notwithstanding all lis, there Is evidence of danger ahead for the II cotton grower. The chances are that we iay look for something to drop and fall on 3e all cotton planter and you had best stand om under danger. Cotton goods are now retailing at a price sat would, we are told, make It profitable to aln cotton at 15 cents, and yet the mills are ylng to reduce prices by bucking and ?bulngdown, which has caused producers of iw cotton to make calculations and serlomr consider the wisdom of manufacturing lelr raw cotton. There are many counties In the South now lat SDln from one to four times the amouDt [ cotton produced In tbelr respective counes. For illustration. I am told that Anderjd county, S#C., tbe tecond largest cotton roducing county In tbe Stale, spins about as tucb cotton as Is grown in tbe county. Now tbe limit to tbls brow beating and gal robbing of cotton growers Las been ?ached, and if those in charge of tbe mills III not spin, there are others that can build lore mills aod spin too. In faot, tbe South-n farmers before tbe war did spin eight mtbs of tbe goods worn by tbe commonealtb people, and wben tbe neccesslty stares iem up to tbla point tbey will do it again. On one side of tbls grim and relentless consst between producers end buyers ol cotton tbe tolling millions of balf paid farmers Ulltog for reasonable piotlts on bis labor, n tbe other side are tbe cnptalDK of greed jd graft, who bave assumed tbe privilege of tiling prices and levying tribute upon pronctfi that thpy have not spent a day's labor r a dime to produce. Every device that reed could plan to outwit the cotton farmer es been use<J to bear down tbe price of cotid, and tbe weaker bave been forced to take le cotton bear prices or take to tbe woods, i their desperation to rule or ruin, the re>ut made-toorde." panic has caused tbe mills 3d o;ber rna-u factories to shut down or cut me at tbe peril of bread riots. This drastic :tlon of the money power of Gotham la sendig out ereal aimles of tramps over the untry, who will grow Into law breakers, lie taliure of our government to tbro'tle iese panto breeders, gamb'ers and destroyers I peace aud prosperity of our common couny, are recruiting an army of law breakers nd breeding anarchist*; and these same p?oletalk about shooting down with gntiing uns the very people tbey have lorced to this streme desperation. t has set the whole world a-thinking Upon it all Doctors, us one, aj;r? e; 'he tonic all your friends are taking is, Hollister's Rocky Mouutain Tea. C. A. Milford & Co. Schedule for Due Weil Railroad. Morning train leaves Due West 10:15. Tba evening train leaves Due Went a! 5:15. Tbo Southern Ironi Greenville and the outbern from Columbia meet In tbe mornlg at Sboals Junction, two miles below tonalds. Tbe Due West train will take pasengerx from botb tbese trains. Tbe Southern Trains In the evening, North nd South, meet at Hodges. If these are on me tbe Due We6t train takes passengers om each of them. II tbey are late It either raits, or runs out to Due West and returns >r this service. Passengers can also go out from Due West n morning or evening freight train. He Got What He KerdeU. "Nine years ago it looked as if my me had come," says Mr. C. Farthing, f Mill Creek, Ind. Ter. "I was so run own that life hung on a very slender tixead. It was then my druggist recmmeuded Electric Bitters. I bought bottle t>ud I got what I needed? trength. I had one foot in the grave, ut Electric Hitters put it back on the irf again, and I've been well ever ince." Sold under guarantee at P. B. peed's drug store. 50c. Card. 1D1R is 10 ceritiy mat an arupgisis ?re aolorlzed to refund your money if Foley's oney and Tar falls to cure your cou*b or )!d. It Hops tbe cough. bents the lungs and reventH serious results from a cold. Cures la ippe coughs, and prevents pneumonia and >nsumptlon. Contains no opiates. The canine Is In a yellow package. Refuee substlites. P. B. Speed. harleston and Western Carolina Ry Schedule In effect Feb. 1G. 1908. Dally Dally D*lly v Augusta 10 OOim 10.05pm 6.30am r McCormlck ..11.56am G.oOpm 8.13am v McCormlck 8.16tm v Calhoun Falls... 9 2Uam r \ nHpfRon ll.Ooam v MoCo micK ll.Miam 6 50pm r Greenwood 12 57pm 7 554>m r Wat.-rloo 1.28pm rLmrena 2 00pm Ex. Sun. v Laurens 2.85pm 8.10am r Fountain Inn... :3.17pm 9.23am r Grpo'ivllie -1.00pm 10.'20am v Laurens 2.32pm r Woodruff 3.13pm rSpartanburg 4 05pm *> fl/l,try* 4UA Uu \ ? UIIIl||lluuui( a.;,; r Hendersonvllle i.45pm rAshevllle S 50pm v Ashevllle 7.10am (So. Ry.) v Hendersonvllle 8.20am v Spartanburg 12 2*pm (C. & W. C. Ry) v Woodruff 1.20pm r Laurens 2.05pm v Greenville 12.Worn 4.30|>m Es.Sun. 7 Fountain Inn... l.lSntn 5.2?jpin r Laurens 1.55pm 6.20pm i Laurens 2.12pm (C. N. <sTL.) r Clinton 2.32pm r Newberry 3.20pm r Columbia 4.50pm r Charleston 9.52pm _ i Laurens 2 37pm C. <5c W. C.) ^Greenwood 3.42pm 6.65am i Anderson 4.0opm r Calhoun Falls... 5.36pm McCormlck 4 88pm 7.17am 6.45pm i McCortnlek 4.3Spm 7.47um 6 4spm * AugqilB 6.20pm 9.30am 8.:>opTi Note?Tbe ubove arrive Is urd departures, as ill as connections wllb otber companies,arc ven as lnfoimatlon, and are not guaranBd. Ernest Williams, G. P. Agt, Augusta, Ga. S. A. Brand, Traffic Manager. I THE BEST fob LtO I KIO BILIOUSNESS >1 BITTERS and kidneys. PECULIAR PRO! W Cooper Preparation A tention by E* Par 4 The interest created in leading citi< during the past year by young M Cooper with his new preparation, largely accounted for by a peculii quality possessed by this medicin which he calls his New Discovery. Mr. Cooper believes that intern parasites, or tapeworms, are respo sible for much ill health, and it is ? ud doubted fact that his medicine hi expelled immense numbers of the; creatures in various cities visited 1 him. The young man also believ that stomach trouble is the main cau of all ill health. He claims that fe can have poor health with a good c gestion. He further claims that h New Discovery medicine does nothii but tone up the stomach, yet it n only expels the parasites, but reliev :many other ailments not as a rule s ^ociated with stomach trouble. Little Jessie Birdsall, daughter Mrs. Ida Birdsall, living at 2138 Cs roll Avenue, Chicago, is among mai relieved of a large parasite by R5 ? a; J.?1*4 r. of. uoopers preparation uunug mo Du in that city. In speaking of the ms ter to Mr. Cooper, tbe mother sai< :'My child Jessie, who is fourteen yea old, has been suffering with th trouble for over seven years. Uni this morning we did not know wfc SCHOO] Tablets T General Sc Speed's I T. EDGAI ANDEI ROOFING AND ! Guttering. Ventilators, Sbyli Cresting, Ridge Capping, Grs Mill and Repair Work a Spec The Fatuous Kels ... Phone or 1 FARMERS' fill State, County as President: Vice F. E. HARBISON. P. Board of Directo: Visanska, John A. Harris, R. M. Hi J. F. Clinkecales, C. C. Gambrell. We solioi your business it safely au We are in puamon to make yoi when placed in Om* Snvino: J. W. SIG* ABBEV Office under t Is well equipped in his line of b Cafkets ranges from the cheapest to His funeral car it* a fine one. Air ti the old brick vault and which is run side casket. Drop couch caskets. Phoue 88 SOUTHERN THE SOOTHJJ Unexcelled Dinning Car Se Through Pullman Sleepi Convenient Sche Arrival and De No. of Trains. 114 Leaves at 10:20 Columbia. 115 Arrives from G at 11:5!) a.m. 1115 Leaves at 5:50 p Greenville. Ill Arrives from G at 7:15 p. m. For full information as to rates, i It ail way T R. W. HUNT, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Atlanta, Ga. 'ERTIES _NEW MEDICINE j attracts Widespread At= ipelling Internal I asites. 1 25 the trouble was. She was extremely ? r. nervous; the least little thing would is upset her; her tongue was coated, and w lr at times she would have a good ape, petite, then again could not bear the sight of food; she was restless at al night, had a bad breath, especially n- when she got up of mornings. We in tried everything to relieve her, but is met with no success. We were just se on the point of giving up trying any>y thing else, when we began to read of es Cooper's New Discovery. Several days se ago we purchased this medicine. Jes- J w sie has been using it regularly, and li- thi3 morning this parasite left her is system. I don't wonder that she nas lg always felt had, and nothing we would ot give her seemed to relieve her. Now es that she is relieved of this tapeworm is- I feel sure that she will grow better each day, and enjoy perfect health, of Mr. Cooper, your medicine Is worth a ir- thousand times more than you charge ly for it. I know of a number of people [r. troubled the same way as Jessie has ly been, and I certainly expect to tell it- them personally to try your medicine." 3: We would advise anyone who has rs been troubled for some time with genlis eral poor health to try this great medtil icine. We are agent for it in this city. at ?City Drug Store. Ei BOOKS Pencils | nk hcol Supplies. , )rug Store. i 1 ARCHER, I 1SON, S. C. METAL WORKERS. iglilf, Conveyors, Cornie Finials, ivel Stops, Gasoline Tanks, Cotton j ialty. icy Hot Air Furanccs. IVrile for Prices.... IK of AB1EVILLE id City Depository. -President: Caahler: B. SPEED. J. H. DuPRE. rs : F. E. Harrison, P. B, Speed, G. A; iddon, LewisW. Parker, W. P. Greene, i and are prepared to handle d conservatively. i loans, and to pay interest on deposits, s Department. I Funeral Director. ILLE, S. C. he Eureka Hotel. ii.?inf>?.s. His com d I He stock of Coffins and 1 lie finest. Burial Robes alwiiys on baud, ^bt waterproof steel vaults which replaces icb more reliable. Metal liued cases for inCharges reasonable and service acceptable. W. SIGN". 7 RAILWAY. GREATEST SYSTEM, rvice. ng Cars on all Through Trains, dules on all Local Trains. parture of Trains. . a.m. for Greenville aud reeuville ami Columbia t. m. for Columbia aud reenville and Columbia routes, t to., consult Dearest Southern ieket Ageirt, or J. C. LUSK, Division Pass. Agent, | Charleston, S. C. j?l =& ibbeville-Greenwo od MUTUAL mum ASSOCIATION. | 'roperty Insured, $1,500,000 January 1st, 1908, ? v.r" ^7"RITE TO OR CALL on tbo undersigned '* or the Director of yonr Township ir any information yon may desire about ir plan cf Insurance. We Insure your property against destruo on by mi, WDI98NU OS MM, ad do 80 cheaper than any Insurance Com any In existence. Remember wo are prepared to prove to yon lat oars is the safest and cheapest plan of laurance known. y J. E. BLAKE, Gen. Agent Abbeville, S. C. r. FRASER LYON, Pres. Abbeville, S. C. BOARD DIRECTORS. 8. t*. Majors -..-...Greenwood J.T. Mabry - CokosburyW. B. Acker ...Donalds M. B. Clinkucales Dae West W. W. L. Keller Long Cane I. A. Keller ....??Hmlthvllle W. A. Stevenson Cedar Spring W. W. Bradley Abbeville Dr. J. A. Anderson Antrevllle S. 8. Boles Lowndesvllle A. O. Oram juagnona J. W. Morrah Calhoun Mills 8. L. Edmonds.........Bordeaux H. L. Rasor. W alnut Grove W. A Nlchles Hodges J. 1). Coleman Coronaca D.S. Hattlwanger .Ninety-Six C. H. Townsend .. Klnards J. Add. Calhoun Fellowship Joseph Lake...... ...Pboenlx Rev. J. B. Muse_ .. Verdery J. H. Chiles, Jr Bradley J. W. Lyon Troy W. A. Cbeatham ?..Yeldell G. E. Dora CalliHon G. E. Dorn ?Klrkseys J. H. Brooks Brooks A bbevllle, a iJan. 1. iMS Dalvert & Uickles ? Headquarters for ? . White Hickory Wagons Owensboro Wagons, Rock Hill Buggies, Summer Buggies, Cheap Buggies, . Harness, Laprobes, etc. Calvert & Nickles. fob tttrt * J Cough Caution Never, podtivelynever poison your lungs. If yon cough?even from a simple cola only?yon should always heal, soothe, and ease the Irritated bron. chlal tubes. Don't blindly suppress It with a stupefying poison. It's strange how some thing flnniiv ivimn ahnnt. For twenty years Dr. Shoop has constantly warned people not to take cough mixtures or prescriptions containing Opium, Chloroform, or similar poisons. And now?a little late though?Congress says "Put It on the label, If poisons are in your Cough Mixture." Good I Very good 11 Hereafterforthisveryreasonmothera, and others, should Insist on baying Dr. Shoop'i Cough Cure. No poison marks on Dr. 8hoop'? labels?and none in the medicine, else it must by law be on the label. And it's not only safe, but it is said to be by those that knowit best, a truly re. markable cough remedy. Take no chance then, particularly with your children. Inslstujn having Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. Compare carefully th? Dr. Shoop package with others and note th? difference. Jfo poison marks there I You can always be on the safe side by demanding Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure C. A. MILFORD. HIND Laxative Frail! Syrup Pleasant to take The new laxative. Does not gripe or nauseate. Cures stomach and liver troubles and chronic constipation by restoring the natural action of the stomach, liver and bowels. Refuse substitutes. ( Price BOO. r. a. sriiEu Anyone sen ding a sketch and descrlptl in may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Invention is probably patentable. Communications ptrictlyconlldentlal. HANDBOOK on Patents eontfree. Olile9t agency for ?ecurintr pateuta. Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive ipecial notice, without charge, luthe Scientific American. A handsomely lllnstrated weekly. Largest df. culatlon of any soientllle Journal. Terms, |3 a year: four months, |L Sold byall newaa Talerg. a rt . II..., V?.l? lYILinn &b0.ab,uroaaway nijw iuia Branch Office, 625 F SU Washington. D. C. KILLthecouch I and CURE the LUNGS I Or, King's New Discovery FOR CS"osHS AMD ALL THBOATAWD LUNG TROUBLES. GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY OB MONEY REFUNDED. iOlTOHONEMAR for chlldnnt safe, sure. No opiate?