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The Abbeville Press and Banner 1 BY W, W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1908. ESTABLISHED 1844 j COALI TVTA 1 A Dili I THE A. B. Has just coi of stores of Amo! Wood Yard. Wi dry hides, old rul wax and tallow. If you want the promptly with youi July and August d Office in Amos E I Divorce Y from lard | The purity of Coti I compare its source?the South, with the source is au animal product wholesomeness; Cottolen l solute cleanliness and pi The economy ot | figure when you km required than of eithe If purity and econoi for anything in your ey< lene should be the fry shortening medium usee kitchen. It is recomme | the most noted cooks a ! food advocates of this cc people who have sciei \ analyzed it and careful I it for all cooking purpos I lard or butter has been pr used. "Buv a oail of Coti ^ ?J V * . pi day and give it a person I Nature's Gift fr Master's Sale The State of South Carolii: COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. Court oT Common Phas. W. D. Barksdale, Plaintiff, asrai Henry Williams, Lou Williar Mary A. Barnwell. Fiank \\ liams, Sweetie Williams, Ainc J. Davip, Betsy Bibbs, Susie V\ liams. Ada William-', James \\ Jiauis, Sarah Leed and Mary < hang, Defendants. By authority of a Decree ol Sale the Court of Common Pleas for Al> ville County, iu said State, made the above stated case, I will </ft?-r pale, at Public Outcry, at Abbeville H., S. C., on Salesday in June, D. 1908, within the legal hours of s the following described land, to w All that tract or parcel of laud situu lying and being in Abbeville Coun in the State aforesaid, containi ONE ACRE, more or le.-s, and bom ed by lands of John and Lou \\ liams ami Tanyard street. Also, all thai tract or parcel of lai situate, lying and being in Abb<vi Onimn- in vuiil SJt'lIti Potltili iii tiir K ACRES, more <>r less. and bnini'ied lands of B. S. Harnweli, Public rc>; Tanyard street, Ellis lii-hop a othern TERMS OF SALE?Ca.-b. P chaser to pay for papers. It. E. HILL, Master A. C., S C May 11, 190S. Grorge JvhiiNlone. Geo. B. Cron J. Moore Man. Johnstone, Cromer & Mai LAWYERS. OFFICE OVER GLENN'S STORE. KILL the COUCH wd CURE the LUWCt w,th Dr. King's New Discovery FORCSS'SI1? I Ull ^^OLDS Trial Bottle Frc AND ALL THROAT AND LUNGTROUBLES GUARANTEED SATISFACTOB. OB MONEY REFUNDED. < NEWENTf MORSE COAL npleted and opened r 3 B. Morse an up-to-( 11 also buy old iron. jber, boots and shoes, Our special line, h best Jellico Coal, and 1 r orders. Now is the >livery. >. Morse's Store. Phone % ourself I cooked food I lolene is apparent when you | : cotton fields of the^-Sunny 1 of lard?the pig-sty. Lard | of doubtful cleanliness and 1 e a vegetable product of ab- I using Cottolene is easy to 1 1 ow that one-third less is I r lard or cooking butter. | r I ^fAe5amjySo?^ J ? Established 1851, ^ Ik-? J I . i To relieve constipation, clean out the bowels, tone and strengthen the diges tive organs, put them in a natural con dition with Hollister's Rocky Moun tain Tea, the most reliable tonic foi thirty years. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets, C. A. Milford & Co. ] Silks. Silks. Don't forget that weal waye keep the blue ribbon taffeta, the best money can buy. The R. M. Haddon Co. Don't fall to patronize the home laundrj Service guaranteed. Hollister'a Rocky Mountain Tea tones the stomach, stimulates the lazy [ liver ; strengthens the bowels and makes their action easy and natural, The best tonic for the whole system. 3") cents, Tea or Tablets. C. A. Milford & Co. \ Sully on the War Path Once More. Tbe panic having ended, 1 am again In the real estate market, and will buy or sell lots on short notice. M. E. Holllngsworth. i wnnni wh ex? till 1RPRISE! I A Ga Lu t mo rn n V/ nei epe ????- it ' ft t J ip on the lot in rear a ape late Coal, Coke and , brass and copper, 1* tires and hose, bees' bei .owever, is coal. 1* lug want it cheap, come in time to buy for June, & Tm No. 13. 2 ?It Mo EELLEVDE. Hi Miss Carrie Cowan has closed her school {?c in Flatwoods, and Is now at home. K* Mrs. M. E. Bradley and little son returned ft to ClemsoLi Saturday, alter a pleasant visit at to her parents. be? Miss Teague dosed the Bellevne School Frl ft day and left Wednesday, lor her home In Co- me lumbla. ft Mr. Brown and Mr. Gambrell of Abbeville hoi attended the last meeting of the K of P's of *ta Purity Lodge, and were gueBta of Mr. and ft Mrs W. D. Morrab. tht Mrs. Lois Cuddy, of Troy has been the ft guest for some time, of Mrs. M. W. Cuddy. Dr. Master Lawrence Kennedy, son of Dr. J. M. nee Kennedy Is witb relatives near Troy.. Is t Mr. Waiklns aDd Mr. John Yarborough are ft painting Mt Zlon Church, for the colored peo- wei pie. sh? There will be communion services at Long as' ^ iui.j a..kknit. txrll l/hdd na lue iukucjduuoiu, .... The Young Peoples Christian Union met at vis Bellevue 8cbool hoase Sabbath-afternoon. cot Miss Ellen Morr8b has been in Gralnrldge, for tbe pant three weeks with Mrs. S. L. Wilson, Mrs. Wilson has been qalte sick for some time, bather friends are glad to know that she ts gradually Improving. Mr. and Mrs Jsmes Cuddy, and little daugb ter are still with bis father's family. Mr. Will Cowan, and Miss Carrie Cowan gp were In Abbeville Thursday There will be a same of baseball between McCoimlckand Augusta Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. 8. 1*. Morrah and Mrs. M. E. Wnrdlaw were In Abbeville Wednesday. a Mrs. J. 8 Brltt and Miss Sara Brltt spent q6 Friday In McCormlok gursts of Mrs. Mattl- g0l son. ye Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Wardlaw entertained on )DS Friday night In bonor of tbe visiting young fe<j ladles of MtiCarmel Miss Jenle Jay, Miss to Frances Morrab, and Miss Bessie Morrab. A ^ai delightful salad course was served, also cak< j and Ice oresm. The gueslB were Miss L>nu \ Tolbert, Miss Emma Wardlaw. Miss Sudle cal Cowan, Miss Georgia Kennedy. Miss Tesgue. Mrs. M. E. Bradlty, Miss M. E. Monab, jQI Messrs Bradley Morrab and WHIlam Miller Qr nf m warm a) T?r Fnllpr nf MrPormlck . Mr. r.i. Willie Lyon of Abbeville, Prof. Arch Tolbert MepsrsT. W. Cnwan, Doug* Kennedy, Wurren oa, Cowao, John Morrab, MaBter Bammle Mor- Hp< rab, and David Kennedy. 3 ?. Or: err Yalard Name bh (iold. lo tin B. G. Stewart, a merchant of Cedar I Viow, Mits., pays : "I tell my custom- Ur ers w hen they buv a box of Dr. King's ?? Xew Life PiJJs they get the worth of wt that much pold in weight, if afflicted |ni with c< nstipation, malaria or bilious- ^ nefp." Sold under guarantee at P. B. sic Breed's drue store. 25c. . ^ f" " IBS ' m? ?am W( ? ??Hasans?n de en <fJ7 Ini eri ^ oa 1-000358? BE? gUf^g 1 >ra? t9i? EEs | R/rvar9? 3 ^uuwyy i .EOT 1 I So Among other of Hancqpk Bros. & Go's. Drands, SHOW DOWN was awarded the GOLD MEDAL at the Worlds Fair in St. Louis, 1904, and has steadily increased its general all- ; around superiority ever since, until it 'r stands now without a peer among all S(J fllue cured plug tobaccos. m It is manufactured by a strictly independent firm. Bold in 10c, and 15c plugs and at 5c a cat. Don't accept substitutes for thia "P brand?be from Missouri and make L your dealer "SHOW DOWN I" JJ i HANCOCK BROS. & CO, Lynchburg, Va. LeadersinJL908 |j ! Estate of W. J. Sievenson, 'a; Te . I Notice of Settlement and Application for Final Discharge. ITUKE NOTICE, that on the titb day of PH -1- June, 1908,1 will render a final account of ? our account* and doing as Administrators of the Estate of W. J. Stevenfon, deceased, In the ifEce of Judge of Prcbate for Abbeville | County at 10 o'clock a. m., and on the same day wl l apply for a final aitcharge from our frnnt u o tnnh A ^minlalrotorR. r All persons havlDg demands against (aid estate will present them for payment on or before that day, proven and authenticated or r. be lorever barred. a J JOHN W. J. SIMPSON aDd 1 JOHN A. HA GEN. SJJ ' Admlnlslrators. Jj1* I " Aft Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup Is best for wo 1 Va< men and children. Its mild action and pleas- th( ' ant taste makes It prelerable to violent pur- air i eatlves, such as pills, tablets, etc. O^t the goi booklet and a sample of Orlno at P. B. Speed. Hiil ? - ?- - - for Beautify yoar walls '.amed pictures lD? from Mliford's book store. f Crepe and fancy papers for decorating pur- Fo poses In great variety at Mliford's book store dre / \ WEST END, IIbr EmmajArlHll Is expected home Tbur?7 from Black6bary where she baa been cbing for tbe cast year. j ir. James A. Hill spent a few days In tbe I y lant wfek. Mr. Hill Is In Galnsvllle for \ reek's engagement. Irs. H. D. Keese is ai Dome again auer mdln? awhile in Florence with her daughMrs. Earle C. Page. Ir. A. B. Morse left Monday for Davldron ere he goes to attend the commencement srclses. Mr. Morse Is one oI the trustees of s Institution. Irs. Albert 8. Hawes of Elberton, Ga., Is In i city spending a while with her aunt Mrs. D. Lee. Ir. M. P. DeBrubl was up from Columbia oday visiting his sou. MV. Calhoun Delhi. lies Ivy Cslbonn has returned to her home -e after an extended visit to her brother . Arthur Calhoun In Hendersonvllle, N. C. Irs. Lucy C. Thomson went to Ludorrlcl, , last week to be with her daughter Mrs. tber Hlgbsmltb who has been quite sick. | >r. J. Lowrle Wilson left Monday for Rich- I nd, Va,, where be goes to consult a special- 1 about bis eyes. Ilsa Julia A. Foster leaves Wednesday for - home In Spartanburg where she will nd a part ol her summer vacation. tr. L. C. Parker spent a part of last week Savannah River, where he went with a .iDgparty. ^ ^ ^ 1 IBB r uqd1u onrnrin lib uuujc n(?iu oi , ndlng some time Id Atlanta and Green- * le. Ir. J. Allen Smith Is In Greensboro, N. C., endlog a meeting of the General Assembly be Presbyterian church. Irs. F. B. Gary Is at home after a pleasant v with Mr. Gary In Washington. Irs. C. D.Brown will entertain tbe Ladle* J cbreolub Friday afternoon at five thirty, lies Elolse Foster leaves Wednesday lor J ' home In Lancaster where she will spend J summer vacation with her home people, lr. Jim McMllllan entertained the Gen lien's Evening Whist clnb Uat Friday evenA most elaborate course supper wai ved. ( Lev. E. B. Kennedy returned Monday from k lanta where be had been for a few daya. Bre was no service In the A. R. P. church ( Sabbath. IrB. W. E. Hill went to Little Mountain BBday to spend the snmmer. >r. A. 8. Hawes was In the city Monday the ?tof Mrs. V. D. Lee. i llss Eliza Gary Is at home after a delight- I stay In Washington. llss Mary L. Robertson has gone to Little iuntaln for a month's stay with Mrs. W. E. II. lr. W. H. White has gone to Alkun to at- t Kl IDS Annual uitjtniug 01 iuo jLiuuge ui me < Of P i. 1 lr. Bonar While and Mr. Jaok Harden are i home from Davldton where they have in Btudylng for the past year. Ir. C. D. Brown is in Aiken attending the I etlngof ibe K. of P's. I Irs. Eihel Lindsay left Tueiday for her me in Washington, Qa., after several weeks y here with her sister Mrs. G. E. Calvert. ? lr. J. M. Gambrell is in Aiken attending > K. and P. meeting. t londay morning tne Infant daughter of . and Mrs. G. E Calvert died after an III- 1 is of several weeks. The deepest sympathy elt for Dr. and Mrs. Calvert In this sorrow, lies Helen White leaves the last of the Bk for Washington and New York where i will spend a few days before sailleg for mmer vacation in Eurepe. Miss White I Join a party at Spartanburg and will it, with them, points of Interest on the itlnent. "VETERANS SPECIAL," ifclal Train from Colombia, 8. C? to Birmingham, Ala., via Southern Railway. LrrangemenU have been mad9 with Msjor neral Thomas W. Carwile, commanding ith Carolina Division United Confederate terans for a special train Colombia to dlrm ;bam for the accommodation of tbe Generate Veterans and the friends who desire ettend tbe onnoal Reunion at Blrmlngm. June 9ib-lltb, 1908. 'bin train whlcb will be known aa tbe reterans Special" consisting of baggage blgb class coacbe* and Pullman sleeping 8, wl II leave Columbia 1:45 p. in., Monday, oe 8tb, going via Newberry, Greenwood, eenvllle, picking up veterans and tbelr jdiIb enroute. Tbe Abbeville delegation II join tbe special at Hodges and special 's from Anderson will be attached to tbe >nlal at Belton. .'bis arrangement will enable veteran* from angeburg, Sumter and points In the eaat> of tbe state, also from Camden, Cheater arrive In Columbia on Doon trains In < ne to leave on tbe special at 11:45 p. m. "rom Rock Hill, Yorkvl le, Blacksburg, ilon and Spartanburr, veterans can leave regular trains arriving Greenville 8.55 p. , connecting wltb the "Veierans Special" ilcb will leave Greenville 9 p.m., due Blrm;bam tbe following morning, Tuesday, ne9th in time for breakfast, ao that vetfas can get located before tbe opening aesm ot tbe first day. The "Veteran Special" will have on board ivlng Columbia,M?Jor Genera) Carwile and smbers of Ms staff. Mlas Elizabeth Nor>od of Abbeville and Miss BoDham of An;son, slate sponsors, will Join tbe special ] route and acoompany tbe veterans toBlrm- 1 gbam, t.nd It is especially desired by Gen- 1 al Carwile that ss many of tbe veterans as n possibly arrange to do so Join tbe special < Columbia or tbe most convenient point en 1 ate. fbose who contemplate Joining tbe special Co utnhia will please communicate wltb B. Todd, PasRenger and Tloket Agent, Southi RaMwav, Columbia, 8. C., and tboso who ' pect to Join at Greenville, communicate tb 1' P. P. Carson. Passenger and Tloket | ;ent, ureenvme, kwviuk wuciuci wa uun.Moon will be desired Id day coaches or Pal!in sleeping cars, and bow many tbere will In tbe party, etc. rickets will be pold at very low rates from points. Jane 6, 7 and 8, limited to Jane 20, 8. Round Ulp rales from principal stations follows: tbevllle .....86 40 Anderson 88 40 acksburg 8 05 Camden 9 20 ester 8 15 Colombia 8 M eenvllle 6 65 Greenwood 6 10 Dcaster 8 75 Newberry 7 70 angeburg 8 70 Prosperity 7 75 ck HIP 8 55 Spartanburg 7 40 rater 9 40 >.illmau heriu rate Columbia toBlrmlDgm 82 50. It two people occupy came berth s rbte can be divided accordingly. See tbat your tickets read via Southern llway to Birmingham and return, 'or further detailed Info'matlon apply to uthern Hallway Ticket Agents or address J. C. Lusk, D P. A., Charleston, 8. C. firholnle for Due West Railroad. Horning train leaves Due West 10:15. rtie evenlug tralu leaves Dae West at 5:15. rbe Southern from Ureenvllle and tbe utbern from Columbia meet In tbe morng at. Should Jnuctlon, two miles below UlfildH. l'DB 1)110 wewi irmu will mac paoni{erR from both these trains. 1'he Southern Train* in the evening:, Nortb >d South. meet nt H-idgre. If these ore on lie the Due Weal train taken pusBengerB >m eacl) of Ibero. II tb?y nre lale It eliber Attn, or runs out to Due Weal and returns r 'bis service. Pusseneers cqd also go out from Due West i morning or evening freight train. Disturbed the Congregation rbe peroon who disturbed the congregation st Sunday by continually coughing la re* tested to buy a bottle of Foley's honey and ir. P. B. Speed. Vou can always get the dally and Sunday .pera at Mllford's book store. Winthrop College Scholarship and Entrance Examination. .'he examination for the award of vacant : bolarsblps In Winthrop College and for the misBBon of Dew students will be held at the unty Court House on Friday, July 3. at 1 a. m. Applicants must be not le?s than i een years of age. When Scholarships are :ant after July 3 they will be awarded to >ee making tbe highest average at this ex- ' ilnatlon,provided they meet theconditloDa I 'Amine the award. Applicants for Scholar- ( ps should write to President .Johnson or- , e the exnminatlon lor Scholarship exam.lion blanks. cholaroblps are worth $100 and free tuition, e next session will open September 16, 1903 r further Information and oatalogae. ad:b8 Pith. I>. H. Johnuon, Rock H111.S.C. ./ J; -t-.ivik.. Our Ctt Oar B, Every Customer of out Gusto Vr/E realize that pre " dise, prices whi merchandising policy, Wends. We realize that by ;p1vps. Tf vnii are nol :hased here you shoulc Ready-made Skirts We have in slock the greatest line >f Beady-made Skirts ever brought o Abbeville. Voiles and Panamas, >rices from $4.50 to $15. Laces and Embroideries A to .... .n<l . a vjoiv w uui diuio auu a iuua :hrough our stock will convince you bat we have the prettiest line ever )rought to Abbeville. New Val Laces received today. Milliner * By re-ordering so that at any ti all the latest st} are always glad Pria Philsc Seaboard Schedule. No. 52 North (Local) doe 12 52 pm No. 32 North due 5.32 pm No. 38 Nortb due 12.62 am No. S3 South (Local) due 4.16 pm No 33 South due 1 15 pm No. 41 South doe 4.51 am Notice to Our Customers Wa arc nluaoaH to annnnnM Ihtl Knli Honey and Tar for oougbs, oolda and 1 trouble! is notaflected by tne Rational F food and Drag law aa It contains noopli ar olber barmfnl drags,aDd we reoomm It as a safe remedy for oblldren and adc P. B. Speed. Speed's Locals. If yoa want Huyler'a Candy frfsb, go 3peed'a Drug Store, agent tor tbe factory. Don't take oor word for It, bat look at bouses aronnd town painted with DfcV paiot, and compare tbem wltb bouaes pall with otber paints. Standing bair m long i we are satisfied tbat yon will decide tbat Voe's paint Is tbe paint to nse. For sale Speed Drug Stoi Speed's Clnco Cigars are sLllI tbe favor of ibe city. They are tbe best tellers evei tbe Abbeville market. If you don't bell It let us sbow you. It Is mighty easy to i thing when you bave aomc one to show bow. DeVoe's pain I goes further and lasts loo For sale at Speed's Drug Store. Somethlog good to read at Speed's. Huyler's Candy, food for tbe angels, alw fretib at 8peed'a Drag Store. Clcoe, la all tbe go. Speed'a Drug Store English Spavin Liniment removes H Hurt or Caliouxed Lumps aud Blemishes I horses; ai*o Blood Spavins, Curbs, Spll Hweeuey, King Bone, Stifles, Sprains, Swc Throats, Coughs, etc, Save S50 by use of holtle. A wonderful Blemish Caret Sol< P. B. Speed, druggist. 6m Ballcrlex, F'or gas engines. A fresh lot Just rerelvi W.N.ThomM It Reached (be Spot.' Mr. E Humphrey, who owns a lc general store at Omegp., O., and is p ideut of the Adams County Telepn Co., as well as of the Home Teleph Co., of Pike County, O., says of King's New Discovery : "It saved life once. At least I think it did. seemed to reach the spot the v seat of my cough, when everyth else failed." Dr. King's New Disc ery not only reaches the cough spot hoftin the sore snots and the weak si in throat, lunge and chest. Sold uri guarantee at Speed's drug store. I aud $1.00. Trial bottle free. Have yon seen the new oentor piece drawn work shown by The R. M. Had don Write wJth a Waterman Ideal Koant Pen. Sold only at Mllford'a book atore. Tbe World's Best Climate is not entirely free from disease, on high elevations fevers prevail, wt on the lower levels malaria is encou ered to a greater or less extent, acco ing to altitude. To overcome clim affections lassitude, toalaria, jaundl biliousness, fever and ague, and g eral debility, tbe most effective rem( is Electric Bitters, the great alterat and blood purifier; the antidote for ery form of bodily weakness, nerve oess, and insomnia. Sold under gu intee at Speed's drug store. Price i stomers A A est Adverti Store is a Friend, and E mers, Consequently Mere F )mot. efficient service, wort] A. r ' ich include the lowest marg all tend to make our cu serving you to the best of : already one of our friends 1 do so now?you will not 1 Shoes! Shoes! If you want the best for your money, buy your Shoes from us. Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices $1.25 to $3.50 for ladies and 50c to $1.50 for children. White Goods 40-inch White Lawns 10c yd. 46-inch Persian Lawns 15,20,25c yd 36-inch Linen Lawn* 25c yd. 36-inch Linen Finish 12}c yd. 36-inch Cannon Cloth 12?c yd. Dotted Swiss 15c to 50c yd. y Departm almost daily we have kept 1 im^irnn romp in wp Via VP 1 rles. We are very proud o: to have you come in and lo os Very Rea&o >n,Henr I MANY INFLUEN ADOP nog 'are ilea end Statements fro'm Foil <? tained Recently i the aed' A number of statements from promland nent people located in various cities where the widespread discussion over e. L. T. Cooper's new theory regarding ??? ! the human stomach has recently on waged, give an Idea of the Intense inje0T| terest the young man has aroused duryou Ing the past year. The statements are as fo&ows: ger. Mr. C. D. Mitchell, of 2412 Avenue C, Birmingham, Ala., has this to say with regard to his belief in Cooper's r*y" medicine: "I have been troubled with Indigestion and stomach trouble for the past year. I had heartburn, bloat. Ing after eating, gas on stomach and roaj bowels, palpitation of the heart, pain inu, in the lower part of my back, and one varlous other symptoms, and was a l by victim of much distress. I tried many remedies, but received little or no benefit from them. I was advised to try the Cooper preparations, and did Rn In one week's time I was lm ,n- proved wonderfully?the first relief I had been able to obtain. Mr. Cooper's medicine does all he claims for it" irEe Mr. J. O. Spradling, of 705 South res" Tejon Street, Colorado Springs, Colo., one gays; was troubled with indigestion for two years. It caused me a great deal of suffering and misery. I did my ret liare to eat meat at all, and every11 thing I did eat soured on my stomach. I tried various remedies, but found no iDK relief. Three months ago I started ov: it >ots I ??? ? - The Peoples! and talc ABBEVH OFFICERS. the S.|G. THOMSON, President. G At NEUFFER, Vice-President. rd- R. E. COX, Cashier. ate ice, ? eu* Buy your wall paper lrom us anu De pieaeeu ;dy " Mllford'B Boot Store. ive y^ch cured in ?o minutes by Wool ford's San ev- itary lx?tloo. Never falls. Sold by P. B ills- 8 peed, druggist. 6m lar- Easter candy, AO. Remember the plaoe 60c MUford's book store. ~ T~~ . :M r vm&6 ^ ' JS ^re ... ; . , isements! "i ' ^ ^ - . V..-1 very Friend Makes More riends. 5 '' f<*% i _'V? by, dependable merchan- ? / in of profit, and a liberal istomers warm, valuable ' >'$ our ability we serve ouri, if you have never puroe sorry. - .j n..j J_ Ul.!.i. .J'JhH Keaay-maae naisis * We bave a beautiful line Waists, in Bilks, net and lawns. Prices to suit all purses. These we wiir make especially low prices on. Silks, Silks. H 36-inch Taffeta, in all colors, $1. 27-inch Susine, in all colors, 50c yd. 25-inch Pongee, all colors. 65c yd. 27-lncb China Silk 50c ya. Beautiful line silks in checks and stripes for suits and waists at very t low prices. , **$3 ^ v i /\M4* _______ / this department complete the goods to show you in f this department and we ok at the latest styles out. / J V liable. 3 y&Co. | HAL PEOPLE i TNEW THEORY : lowers of Cooper OI> in Various Cities. f taking Cooper's New Discovery, and after using the contents of three bottles I was entirely cured. I can now eat and relish anything that my appetite craves. The New Discovery la truly a great stomach medicine." Mr. Wm. Codier, of 408 Graves Street, Syracuse, N. Y., is very strong in his expression of belief in the new medicine, and has the following to say on the subject: "I have suffered from catarrh of the nose and throat for four vears. It must have been communl cated to my stomach, for all this time my stomach has given me a great deal of trouble, and caused me much pain and suffering. My stomach was often sour, nfed my food did not digest 1 was bothered by a continual desire to spit, and there was a constant dropping of mucus into the throat "The first relief I have been able to' obtain is'from Cooper's New Discov-1 ery, which I have been taking for about a week. My catarrhal condition has been greatly improved and my stomach is almost well. Mr. Cooper's' medicine has benefited me more than' anything I have ever used." I - " omonta are frnm reliable 1 iieao ovaicaiguvw v?*? -- -? citizens in various communities wh?( ' have tried these celebrated medicines., We sell them and will gladly explain ! their nature to any one interested.,' . ?City Drug Store. P. B. SPEEDSavings Bank. t.p s n. DIRECTORS. 8. G. Thomson, H. G. Anderson G. A. Neuffer, C. C. Gambrell, W. E. Owens. F. B. Gary, J. 8. Stark, R. E. Cox, Jonn A. Harris. Kidney complaint kills mor? people than any otber disease. This le due to the disease being so Insidious that It gets a good hold on the system before It Is recognized. Foley's Kidney Cure will prevent the development of fatal disease If taken In time. P. B. Speed. Post cards of the new court house and city hot! at vfitfnrii's book store. - -V'r?