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HONEY SAVING PRICES * """ Remember \j ? You have ?n oppor jjv tunity of buying frop us now at prices tha will save you money There is no use of pay ing more for good when you can btr them at McKee's stor< 65j>v >, ' for less. We will sel you pfc-u' s Shoes," L Clothing, Glasswart and Crockery At ia/iiarao^ia dmaac m mvr^ouiv i iivv?. 20 lbs. Sugar!: We have 2,000 lbs. 0: Standard Granulated Sugar that we will sel] you at 5c per pound, \ ^ Just stop and think 101 moment when you have had an opportunity of buying 20 lbs. oi Standard Granulated v for $1. y x 7 Bars of Soap 25c We are selling while the lot lasts 7 bars oi Octogan Soap for 25c: Think of that. Soda 4c Package .-Or 7 lb, package for \ 25c: Keg Soda 12 lb. for 25c: 60c Tea for 35c lb. Tea worth 60c for 35c per lb. Washing Powders at 2 c package. Lv 1 Bargains in everything at our Store. But all these prices are strictly cash. * Yout credit is good with us, but we cannol afford to charge the - __ 0 _ goods at these low prices. r i I J. I Ml feL"-.-.;.v. - . -.V < BELLEVUE. Mr. C. D. Cowan and (amily returned to their home In Warrenton on Friday, after a * pleasant visit to his mother. J Mrs. Brltt and little Helen are at home, v having spent last week with relatives In , Abbeville. -I Mr. Gil. Cade wpnt to Elberton Saturday, t on business. , Miss Llllie Brltt is still In McCormlck, the guest oi Mrs. Mattlson. , I Mr. David Wardlaw Is able to attend school ] again, sometime ago he fell from his horse ? and sprained hie arm. On account of the cold weather, the Wo- 1 man's Missionary Union failed to meet at tht c home of the Misses Hor'on, but will meet r next Tuesday at Mrs. W. P. Wideman's. i Messrs C. J. Brltt and J. L. Kennedy are 1 (busily employed in hauling cotton seed to a Mt. Carmei to the oil mill in exchange for ? bulls. / , Mr; Richardson the Cattle Inspector is in _ Belitvue this week. Vfoimrn John Wardlaw. W. D. Morrab and I I Dr. BrUt attended the meetlDg ol tbe K. of > P's lu Mccormick Wednesday night. c Very few attended cburoh on the third Sab- v baib, on accout of tbe weather; our Intention was good, we started, got about two mile* on tbe wuy, but tbe tbreatnlng rain and thought of crossing bold-brancb turned us back. Messrs A. B. Kennedy and O. A. Morrab t I were calling In Wlllinton Wednesday night s Mrs. Alston of Bordeaux, will give the ? young folks a sociable Friday night. g Mr. T. W. Cowan has been fixing up tbe t | phone line. , 8 Mrs. Llllle Wardlaw and chllhren, and Miss c Prentiss spent last Saturday with Mtb. W. h. t Kennedy. .0 R.A.Cooper of Charleston, attended tbe r banquet ot tbe K. of P's at McCortnlck Wed- 3 nesday night and was in Mt. Carmel Thurs- . day night. . _ Sutherland-Weeks. On the evening of Jan, 19ih, at seven 1 o'clock, at tbe home of the bride's father, Mits t Florence Sutberland was happily married to Mr. Foster A. Weeks, of Green wood. The parlor was beautifully decorated wltb ferns and evergreens. I The bridal party entered in the following * order: Miss Elma Sutherland a sister ol the [I bride, with Mr. Robert King, Miss Etta King wltb Mr, Ernest Gordon, then came the bride r and groom who took their place in front of a r f bank of ferns, where tbe ce.emony was most impressively performed by Rev. F. W. Gregg. The bride was beautifully gowned in white, r Tbe brides-maid wore dresses of white with pink girdles, f] After the congratulations, a grand weddl g _ supper was served. They were the recipient of many lovely and useful presents. _ We extend to them our heartiest good wishs? ? J V Chief Justice Jones. 0 Anderson Mail. Hod. Ira B. Jones, who has been elected T 1 chief Justice of the state supreme court to * succeed Chief Justice Pope, resigned, has been an associate Justice of the supreme court since 1895 and Is a man of strdng ability. He Is in every way fitted to fill the hlghtfit judloial position In the state. He was born at Newber-y, December 29. 1831. His lather was Charles M. Jones and his ancestors were Scotch-Irish. He received his early education in the Lutheran College Ht Newberry, going through the sophomore year, He then en tered Ersklne College and graduated in 1870. After leaving college he t] taught school lor two years In Edgefield aria > Newberry counties, during which time he v studied law. He opened a law office at New- a berry in 1372, and was associate editor of the a Newberry Herald for one year. In the fall of c 1872 he moved to Lancaster, and soon raDk- ked as oneiof the foremost lawyers in the 1 state. He represented Lancaster oounty for f( v several terms In the legislature and was at f j one time chairman of the ways and means t s committee. In 1875 he married Miss Rebecca h Wise of Edgefield county. He was vice pr*?l sj dent of the constitutional convention of 1895. J _ fie Is a member of the Associate Reformed t; ' Presbyterian church. o \ g The Editor's Lamest.?The following from a leading newspaper out in North Dakota, will be appreciated Just at this time: c' 'It is reported that one of the fastidious ladies in a neighborhood town kneads bread g with her gloves on. This incident may ^6e somewhat peculiar, but there are others, rhe editor jjftbls p* per needs bread with his < boes OD. Jtie Deeas oreaa who iuib auirt uu, He also needs bread with his pants on, and unless some of tbe delinquent subscribers to . ibis 'Cld Rag of Freedom" pay up before w Ions; be will need bread without a blamed it thing on?and North Dakota Is no Garden of Eden in the winter time." /c 1 * ^ COi The thoroughbred cc will be sold at publi< Germany. His regis inspection. This is i price. McGORMICK. N< Misses Frankie Sue Beeks ^nd Mary Brltt, accompanied by Mr. Arch Brilt attended the jj, recption ut Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Ailston Friday m, . evening. ' N< A bale of cotton was found in Savannah River on last TbnrsdHy by Chamberlains ' boat hands. It was round just below Furgusou's ferry, and on top of It was a nice overcoat, some corn and todder and a nice box of I lunch. It Is now at a warehouse in Augusta J/' and Is being aavtrtised, as there is nothing! 1 on .the cotton or the coat nothing Is known . ol the owner. Un n U rhcothom orirt rhlMrcn r\t War- Cf reuton are visiting friends acid relatives in k( and around McCormlck this week. ce J Miss Louise Norrls who Ih working for Miss Bertha Wadsley in ber millinery store, was called to ber borne In Greenwood, Saturday r on account of bej mother's senovto UlnessJ Tbe many friends or Miss Norrls y?lfrh ber mother a speedy recovery and bope tb see her p back soon. ' Mrs. S. L. Huguley of Evans Ga., Is here on a visit to ber son and daughter Mr. W. G. co Hueult-y and Mrs. J. J. Andrews. , Mr. J. W. Miller of Plum Branch, was In ac McCorrr Ice Saturday on bnslness. Mies Bertha Wadsley ol Gaeenwood Is In L. town this week having her store painted and fixed up for ber beautiful line of millinery goods which she will opeD up real soon. MIkh jje j Wadsley leaves lor New York In about ten oO i days. Mr. James A.Corley who has been In bad bj ' beallh lor two or three months died Monday morning about eight o'clock at ihe home of to l his daughter Mrs, Johnnie Self. He was a I good christian man and was a mem ber of the Metboolst Choree at Republican. He leaves three ?on and one daughter*. tv v ' . '< A Horrible Hold-Up. "About ten years ago my brothei vas 'held up' in his work, health and lappiness by what was believed to be lopeless Consumption,' writes W. R jipscomb, ot Washington, N.C. "He ook all kiuds of remedies and treatneut from several doctors, but found 10 help till he used Dr. King's New Discovery and was wholly cured by ix bottles. He is a well man to-day." .t's quick to relieve and the surest ure for weak or sore lungs, Heraorhages, Coughs and Colds, Bronchitis, ja Grippe, Asthma and all Brpnchial iffections. 50c. and $1.00. Trial botle free. Guaranteed by P. B. Speed. Goto Mllford's for anything yon want It )rug Books, Stationery, QIbhh, Paint, Oils famishes, Holiday Goods and Toilet Artlles. We carry the largest stock in the State pith prices right. A RellgiouB Author's Statement For several yearB I was afflicted with kidrouble and aast winter 1 was suddenly trlcken with a severe pain in my kidneys nd was confined to bed eleht days unable, tc et up without assistance. My urine con alned a thick whMe sediment and I passed ame frequently day and night. I com aenced taking Foley's Kidney Remedy, and be pain gradually abated and finally ceaseC nd my urine became normal. I cbeerfullj ecommend Foley's Kidney Remedy. C. A lllford & Co. Pine Jewelry! rULfS G. HUGUELET. wJehmakrr and Jeweler. . ABBEVILLE, 8. C. i nice line of Jewelry, Ladies1 Watches, Chains, Pins, etc. :ine Watch and Clock Repairing I Finest References. Office and Repair Department on 2d loor of new Realty Company building. Master's Sale. ?he State of South Carolina, COUNTY OF ABBEVrLLE. ri/v" ?F r<Arw?viAn DIqoq V^UUU U1 VUUiUUUU X J^UO. Vm. fl. Barnwell, as Executor of the Estate of Benjamin 8. Barnwell, deceased, Plaintiff, against Harriet Cowan, Edward Cowan, George Cowan, Ann Jackson, Governor Cowan,/ Lawyer Cowan, Hattie ' Hill, John Cowan, James Cowan, . and Effie Cowan, Defendants., By authority of a Decree of Sale by tie Court of Common Pleas for Abbeille County, in said State, made in the bove stated case, I win offer for sale, t public outcry, at Abbeville C. H., ?. C., on Salesday In February, A. D. 909, within the legal hours of sale the blowing described land, to wit: All bat tract or parcel of land, situate, ping and being in Abbeville County, the State aforesaid, containing Fify-Four and Three-TenthB Acres, mor^s r less, and bounded by W. H. Long, V. T. ^Bradley, John Baker, and the Imith place, known as Tract No. 2 of be Estate of Sarah M. Calhoun, deeased. TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purhaser to pay for papers. R. E. HILL, / Master A. C., 8. C. : " V Roger & Gallett's violet and Atkinson's bite rose extracts are bard to beat. Try lem next time. McMorray. A large shipment of Huyler's candy fresh ir Christmas at Mllford'B. inn statj.I >ach stallion, " Flamii 3 outcry Monday, Fe tration certificate is < i splendid opportunit Seaboard Schedule. >. 52 Northbound 12.57 p.m. 3. 88 Southbound 1'2.43 p.m. Vestibule. J, 53, Southbound 3.17 p.m. T^ocal. j. 32 Northbound 4.07 p.m. VeBtlbule. j. 38 Northbound 1.17 a.m. >. 41 Southbound 3.36 a.m. The healing, soothing, refreshing aeon of Hollister's Rocky Mountain ea cleanses and regulates the bowels, nes and purifie9 the stomach, ineases nerve force. Makes you welM*. ;epa you well. Tea or Tablet, 35 mts. C. A. Mil ford & Co. McMnrrny'fi Localfi. Please the children, give them Lax-Oil. ?aeant, palatable and effective. A. corn cure that cures corns?Japanese rn care. 15 cents. A. foe to aches and nalns. Eureka Nerve id Bone Liniment. 25 cents. Kor all liver Ills use McMurray's Imnroved yer Regulator In tin cans. 25 cents a can. [Jsf Neufler's Lung Tonic to build ivp yourif HtHlnHt that dread dlset.se consumption, cents a bottle. ' I Eureka Laxative Cough Syrup stop', a cough r removing the cause. 25 and 50c. If It ls"McMurray made," It Is guaranteed please or we refund your money. Mr. Edwin Calhonn has been quite sick for ro weeks. f , \ t j ' Grows Hair ' ! On Bald Heads j * Bald Headed People May Get a New ! - Chance in Life. In these days when yonth la tbe moving factor In business; when a man makes bis mark at thirty-five aDd la ready to retire at > forty-five ; when business bouses pension tbe v , man we call "middle aged" ratber iban allow bla lagging Influence to Intrude upon tbe commercial rusb, a bald head la almost fatal 1 to any man's bopes. Tbe following must .1 tberelore prove Interesting to people who are losing their liilr or who are bald. > Resorcln Is one of tbe lateat and moat efl'eotlvegerm killers discovered by acienct, and In . connection with Beta Xaptbol, wblcb la bolb germlcldnl and antiseptic, a combination 1? formed wblcb destroys tbe germs which rob the hair of its nutriment, and also creates a clean and healthy condition of tbe scalp, wblcb prevents tbe development of new germs. F< Pllocarpln la a well known agent for reator- t lng tbe hair to Its natural color, wbere tbe J r loss of cilor baa been due to a dlaease of the i scalp. Yet, It Is not a coloring matter or dye. tic > This combination of curatives mixed with ? . alcobol as a stimulant perfects the most efI fectlve reined v (or hair and scalp troubles. on The famous Rex?ll ''98" HalrTonlc la chiefly en - ? - Tl_._ XT 1 M DiU/t.vnln It [ OI Kesorcio, CbLKiinpiuui nuu I uwaifiu. -LV I makes the scalp healthy, nourishes tbe balr, stimulates tbe follicles. Where ibe head 1b . already bare, It enters tbe follicles, revitalizes tbe roots, supplies nourishment and stlm- fr ulxtes a new growth. ? We want you to fry a few bottles of Rexall 93" Hair Tonic, on our personal guarantee tbat ibe trial will not cost you a penny if It does not give you absolute satisfaction. ? That's proof of ourfnltb In thl > remedy and It should indisputably demonstrate mat we know what we arc talking about when we , s#y that Rexall * 93" Hair Tonic will grow balr on ba d beaas, except of course where baldness has been of suca long duration tbat tbe roots of tbe balr are entirely dead, the follicles c osed and grown over, and the scalp Is glazed. \ Remember, we a^e basing our statements upon what has already been accomplished by the use of tfexall ' 93" Hair Tonic, and we l have tbe right to an ume tbat what It has done to hundreds of others It will do for you. In any event yoa cannot lose anything by giving It a trial on our liberal guarantee. Two 1 sizes, 50c. and 81.00. C. A. Mlltord <fc Co. J C. A. Milford & Co.'s Locals. The greatest soap proposition ever offered * to the public is offered by C. A. Milford & Co. 1 Don't fall to see tbe display both in show f0 window and inside of store. Call In and they 0, will tell you about It. Headquartera for Combs, Hair and Tooth tli Brusbeh at MUford's Drug Store. Huyler's Candy always fresh /at MUford's Drug Store. 1 ai Brave Fire Laddie*. \p< often receive severe burns, putting out tt noA Dnnlrlon'o A rnino flo 1 *ro XX jl11 co| iuuu uod jliuvai^u o m u1vu u?1tv and forget them- It sooo drives out pain. For Burns, Scalds, Wounds, (Juts and Bruises its earth's greatest healer. Quickly cures Skin Erup- J tions, Old Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Felons; best Pile'cure made. Relief is instant. , 25c at Speed's drug store. Mothers, don't give your baby anything tbat contains opiates or any other injurious drugs, but insist on having Dr. Thornton's 1 'Easy-Teetber," as It 1b the best medlolne on the market lor teething babies, and Is absolutely harmless as It does not contain any opiates or Injurious drugs of any kind. It Is guaranteed under Pure Food and Drugs Act, Guaranty No. 1158-4. Price 25 cents. For sale by McMurray Drug Co. and country mercnams; or Easy-Teether Medlelne Co., Hartwell, Georgia. For nice goods In the way of Chrletmns presents Mllford has on dlnplay the largest and prettiest line ever shown la tbls city. Don't come , to \bbevllle without looking through their two stores. If you w&n( good goods, good service and polite attention, come to see us. We do not dispense anything else. There is no case on record of a cough, cold or la grippe developing Into pneumonia alter Foley's Honey and Tar has been taken, as It cures the most obstinate doep-seated coughs and colds. Why take anything else. C. A. Mllford & Co. 1 V [O^^^SAL] lius," 8 years ola and in bruary 1, 1909. This 1 on file in the Press and y to buy a valuable hors C. C. GAM President Helps Orphans. , Hundreds of orphans have been m helDed bv the President of The Indus trial and Orphan's Home at Macon, Ga., who writes: "We have used Electric Bitters in this Institution for nine .years. It has proved a most excellent medicine for Stomach, Liver Tl and Kidney troubles. We regard it as one of the best family medicines on earth." It invigorates the vital organs, purifies the blood, aids digestion, creates appetite. To strengthen aud tb build up thin, pale, weak children or vi run-down people it has no equal. Best tb for female complaints. Ouly 50c at s? Rnoorl'a HriiD'stfirp H ~r ? D. m th Fnull*li Spavin Liniment removes A1 Hard, Soft or <_ailoused L.umps and Blemish- jv eB from horses; al-o Blooa Spavins, Cuibs, Spllms,Sweeney,Ring Bone, Stifles, Sprains, Swollen Throats, Coughs, eic. Have ?50 by St use of one bottle. A wonderful Blemish m, Cure. Sold by P. B. Speed, druggist. Ml CJooU Ijnnd Wimlrd. Wanted?A tract of good land In this coon- , ty, two hundred to three hundred acres; level, and In good state of cultl\atlon, In de- pa slrable oommunlty. Apply W. W. Bradley, Abbeville, 8. C. / , ' vt Save Doctors' ' Bills I by having ?t hand when the emergency arises a bottle of EjESH 60 Pure, Strong and Penetrating, that It stops almost immediately all inflammation, congestion, aches and pains of the Nerves, Bones, Cords and Muscles. ? 1 . 3r Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Back, Stiff lints, and Muscles, Sore Throat, Colds, StTains, jrains, Cuts, Bruises, Colic, Cramps, Indiges>n, Toothache, and all Nerve, Bone and Muscle :hes and Pains. The genuine has Noah's Ark 1 every package. 25c., 50c. and #1.00 by all dealsin medicine everywhere. Sample by mailfree. AH REMEOY CO.,RICHMOND,VA,,A BOSTON, MA8?., U.S.A . Sold and guaranteed by'C. A. Mil>rd & Co. , I Abbeville-Green wo od MUrUAl IISMIICI ASSOCIATION. J 'roperty Insured, $1,500,000 = I January 1st, 1908. X7 RITE TO OR CALL on the undersigned '* or tho Director of your Townaalj r any Information yon may desire about lr plan of Insurance. We Insure your property axainat destruc Dn by ^ F1EE, WISSSTDSX OS IM8IK9, id do so cheaper than any insurance con my in exioi-ouuo. Remember we are prepared to 'prove to yon latoursis the safest and cheapest plan of isurance known. N J. H. BLAKE, Gen. Agent Abbeville, S. C. . FRASER LYON, Pres. Abbeville, S. C. boird^dSectors. 8. G. Majors,.........-...Greenwood J.T. Mabry - Cokesbnry ^ W. B. Acker ..-Donalds ^ M. B. CUnkscales Dae West W. W. L. Keller Long Cane I. A. Keller -.."....._JSmllhvllle W. A. Stevenson Cedar Spring W. W. Bradley Abbeville Dr. J. A. Anderson Antrevllle C S. S. Boles: Lowndeevllle A. O. Grant Magnolia J. W. Morrah Calhoun Mills 8. L. Edmonds .....Bordeaux _ H. L. Rasor- Walnut Grove W. A. JS'lckles Hodges V J. D. Coleman Coronaca a D. 8. Hattl wanger Ninety-Six i C. H. TowdPend ? Klnarde fc J. Add. Calhoun Fellowship I Joseph Lake -Phoenix Rev. J. B. Muse ^..Vferdery _ J. H. Chiles, Jr Bradley P J. W. Lyon Troy ^ W. A. Cheatham Yeldell G. E. Dorn..... Calllson G. E. Dom Klrkseys J. H. Brooks Brooks Abbeville, 8 C? Jan. 1, 190S V c: I E. perfect condition, iorse was bred in ^ Banner office for J e at a reasonable ne bl BRELL. at do Master's Sale. he State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. m. CO Court of Common Pleas. ie Farmers Bank of Abbeville Coun- J ty, Plaintiff, against J. H. Ramey _ and Mrs. Agnes Miller, Defendants. ? By authority of a Decree of Bale by e Court of Common Pleas for Abbelle County, in said State, made in e above stated case, I will offer for,! . r> . i? - /-v..i a ui :iim /1 I I le, at l^UDUC uuiurj, ?u Auuevnie v. jz ., S. ou Salesday in February, A., 1909 within the legal hours of sale1 e following described laud, to-wit: 11 that tract or parcel of laud situate,! J ingaml beiug in the town of Mr. a irmel in Abbeville County, in the ab ate aforesaid, containing One Acre, wi [>re or less, and hounded on the Hf irth by lot of P. K. .Black, east by an Eiiu street, south by iand of J. W. foi >yd and west by the CharlestorL <& sot esleru Carolina'Railway Co. * | tio rerms of Sale?Cash. Purchaser to _ y for papers. R. E. HILL, 8 Master A. C., 8. C. on 1 t V v ' NInderson Phospna Th&^nderson Phosphate & Oil high grade phosphate rock (bone high grade ammoniates, blood tan] a high grade blood and bone fertil fertilizer than one with a blood an is like bread; you can't make goo good material to make it with. F bread and phosphate rock (bone p foundation of fertilizer. There ? of phosphate rock as there are of a phosphate rock/(bone phosphate ly exported to Europe where inl high grade fertilizer is wanted ai required. Our ammoniates, bloc best we? can get. It's going^ to cl have the satisfaction of making a fer our homefolks, our next doo dence. for we believe there is nol want you to try it. We want to s We want to take the money tha freights in shipping goods away 1 high grade material and make a, we can sell our folks at home. It our goods. . ?. VMPIVEH, Pres. , , T. EDGAR A AKDKBSON ROOFING AND MET.fi ClrnllnhlD n vuvuonug, T vuvuawiO} uajiJguwj v Cresting, Ridge Capping, Gravel Stop Mill and Repair Work a Specialty. The Famous Kelsey Ho ....Phone or Write fin The Peoples Sa ABBEVILLE, officers. g S.' G. THOMSON, President. Q. A. NEUFFER, Vice-Presi 'ent ' W R. E. COX, Cashier. V JState, County and C President Vice-President ? ? n *? a?ym?n C. a. UAitJUaurii r> o. bcjuu/, Board of Directors s F. isan9ka, J. H. DuPre, R. M. Haddon, W. 1 linkscales, C. C. Gambrell. We solief your bnsiness and a v it safely aiid cons We are in ponton to make yon loans, a when placed in Our Saving-s ID " v. " 7 ~ SCHOOL, I Tablets x Ink Cl /D-n 1 P? p"h nnl V VXiViUA IW VMVWJk Speed's Dru C~**~ ~ . ?- \ -| Tit^ k-jj~ Gh< [ARBLE AND GRANITE, Ha I am in the marble and granite busi198. I represent the Southern Mar- V^8l e and Granite Company. ) * 'r h We Pay the Freight id guarantee satisfaction. Ff work ies not come up to contract it does it coat you a cent. Any one wanting Monuments, )umbs, Slab Work or Curbing I will pleased to have them call on meat y suop or wrue to iue auu i vtI11| 4 me to see you. I I i P. EDMUNDS. HI VALUABLE |j^ jand for Sale. u____ Good Mr?. J. A. Stevenson offers for sale __f .... ? #>/>? /\f lor?/l nnntoininor * vaiunuic i1tiui ui muu, , v dut 2^S acres, situate, ntarest point, a * elJ thin oue and one-half miles ot xlyen, splendid branch bottom laud d well wooded over about three- ? irths of the whole. Will bell reajftbly on easy terms. For informa- Ever n apply to W. W. Bradley. box of' guaran """"" sob tr For hsl >end her a 5 pound box Heyler'a forXmas, merchi Bale at Mllford'a. Hartw< i > / / * > \ 'v:;-?'* as? tgscjErt' -- :f-az ?* ?-?-?======????' 'mWi te & Oil Co. Company has bought a phosphate of lime) and cage, etc., and is making ( izer. There no better d bone basis. Fertilizer d btead unless you have lour i^the foundation of ' . hosphate of liine) is the ire many different grades flour. We have bought of lime) which is usual- ^ :ensive farming is done, id high grade results are >d tankage, etc.,,are the ip our profits but we will fertilizer that we can ofr neighbors, with confining better made. We ^ ell our fertilizer at home. ^ t is, usually paid out for ;rom home and put.it in y high grade fertilizer that will pay to try some of ../ f) \ " / " j D. S. WHMKB, Mgr. RCHER, r.'s. c. _ IWOEKEES. onvevors, Comic Finials, s, Gasoline Tanks,Cotton ' , " ; t Air Faran^ccs. p 1'rfcen.... V , ? 8. ?'C. / ' UIKECTORS. , G. Thomson, - H. Q. Anderson A. N< offer, v C. C. Gambrell, . E. Owens; F. B. Gary, B. Start, ?t. jk. uox? Jonn A. Harris. _ ! JitY Depository. t: ' v Cashier: ' J. H. DuPRE.' E. Harrison, P., B, Speed, G. A. B. Moore, W., P. Greene, J. P., / ' I '<l re prepared to handle' ervatively.' ,nd to pay interest on deposits, department. iOOKS \ 1 ' ' / Pencils ':V-. . ^ >) , C n v*vil i /in kJ up^/uco. .'V? g Store. lvert & Nickles I. , / \ ? Headquarters for ? lite Hickory Wagons ensboro Wagons, ek Hill Buggies, v., (V/VIAO llJJtlvl JLJUgglGDj sap Buggies, rnees.Laprobes, etc. lvert & Nickles. 24. 1904. tf FOLEY'S IEM?R The original r ATI VP nniifrh romarlu \n 111 k> uuugu i uiiiuujl coughs, colds, throat and lung les. No opiates. Non-alcoholic, for everybody. Sold every where. The genuine EY'S HONEY and TAR is in low package. Refuse substitutes* Prepared only by >ley & Companyt Chloago. A. MILFORD & CO. y home with children (should have a Dr. Thornton's Eafy-Teether in it. A teed remedy for all bowel and atom* ouble in teething children. 25 cents. ? le by McMnrray Drag Co. and country * ints; or Easy-Teeth er Medicine Co., >11, Ga.- ...