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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 24, 1906. i>L4- .L_'J_., ', , ? t i L@Q%L N-eWS. Mr. aud Mrs. W.. H. Turner spent Tuesday iu Augusta. Mtsa-Mary Buford is still offer ing some very gr-at bargains in :M ;n-ry :tt her Upine uea- tbe .i?st.ot. Last Suuday was au ideal Sun day-a veritable Easter Sunday in January. The Advertiser job office so licits your orders tor job printing of all kinds. Satisfaction guaran teed. Corf falite, Ger ^lite, Cereahtp, Ask W. W. Adams about it. Rev. ?\ E. Burts wrti fill his - regular nppoiutuient at Horn's - Creek church ou Sunday afternoon next at 3 o'clock. ' . v ; i ; . ' -y:"J Even if the fields.are barren and the trees bare, the violets, BO beau tiful aud-fragrant, peer smilingly . through-the fallen fcleave9 at the ^-,papser-by. Tr.ejffi^nned goods of all ki ads at ve1i$Efea8onable prices. Your orders solicited. P.P. Blalock, Jr. Mr. J. E. Hart purchased -a heavy stock of white goods for waists, skirts, suits' etc., and is now prepared to, make very close prices von these goods. New ship-j m?nts arriving almost^every day. Dr. Manly Tim m o np, who bas a large number of patrons in and, ai on nd Trenton, spent Thursday ia that little city having the in . .terior.of his dental office renova ted and improved. A full assortment of the celebra ted Buist Garden Seed just re ceived. They have stood the prac tical test of years. G. L. Penn & Son. Af ter a prolonged absence Capt. R. B. Cain is again in town for a few days, and is receiving a Very j . cordial welcome from his friends. Our people have an abiding affec tion for him. - . A committee was appointed by the Baptist church on last Sun day morning to take up the mat-1 ' ter of enlarging the church build ing. Beuides being a difficult mai lor .to seat the. congregation at times, there is . not adequate, room in tho present building for the Sunday school. Leggett'a Fiue Roasted Coffee 15 to 30 c?ut? per pound at TlMiiONS BROS. We direct attent ion to the ad vertisement of Mr. C. E. May; iii which h?: is offering some very tempting-pncts on staple and da-| pendable merchandise. Mr. May does not want to carry over any heavy goods, consequently he is offering Bome great barga'us for j the spot cash. The public square is crowded I with wagons almost every day. A | few-very few-aro loaded wit h I cotion, while many are heavily loaded with meal, acid, kain it, cerea?ite, nitrate sods, amoniated dissolved bone, eic. Farmers are. beginning in earnest with prepa rations for the crop of 1906. PRESCRIPTIONS our special ty. We solicit your Prescriptions, dav or night. \VE GUARANTEE pure drugs, accurate com pounding, aud ' rea sonable prices. W. E. LYNCH & CO. The friends of Mrs. T. A. Ricer| and they are numbered by the hundreds, will regret to learn that she will leave Edgefield early in February to join Air. Ried, who holds a lucrative position with large railroad contractors, and ie at preseut located in Chester "county. Roll foot aud head, quarter sawed solid oak 70 inch Beds for $8.00. Roll foot and head, quarter aawed, polished panels 84 in. beds for $10.00 Edgefield Mercautiie Company. Go to the planing mill for shin gle*, no. 1 and no. 2. FAULKNER & CATO. Oatmeal, Grape Nuts, Force and Postum just received at TIMMO??S BROS. L. & M. Paint c oat ouly $1.20 a gallon. Seven gallons -paints a moderate size house. Sold by G. L. Penn & Son. Harris Li th ia and Glenn Springs Water always on hand at TIMMONS BROS. Oar Iron Beds have been ad mired by all who have eeen them prices very reasonable. RAMSEY & JONES. Beautiful Toilet sets from $3.00 to $7.5U Edg&field Mercantile Company. Nunna y's Ceebrated -Candies just received .by expre?s Large soppy for the hoiday season. Also argo shipments of Freso Frcits. G. L. PENN & SON The Goldsboro, McFarland, Taylor, Can nady and Babcock Buggies aje still going down the road ahead pf all others. \ ~ Edgefield Mercantile Company. .10.000 churches painted wir h i: & M. ?: Paint in .1904. L. & M. cobW $1.2.0 gallon. Sold by G. L. Penn & Sos. tamB?Kmmmmmmmmmwmmtwmmttmmwmu*. mitt -- ?. ; lt is somt-what amusiug to see uegr?es s'op in frout of the dis pensary door and look longingly the? at. The cloged dooi will eu ablo many of them to spend their scaut earnings more wisely luau bas been their wont. Messrs. B. L. Jones & Son are making a reputation for them selves as dealers in' horses. On Thursday last they d 'livered in Augusta a v. ry fine horse to Mr. Warden Fair of Beech Island, the purchase price being $275. National Bed Springs are. the beat ou the market. We have them in iron and wood frame. EDGEFIELD MERCANTILE CO. Large assortment of clocks good tiree-keepers- at low prices. P. P. Blalock, Jr. Mr. J. C. Whitlock, a most ex cellent citizen who resides in the extreme edutbern portion of the county near the Aiken line, was iu cur office ou Friday. Mr. Whir lock only conies to the counly seat about once a year, and be 6ays ..hat he notices on each visit very marked indications of growth in and ?.bout our town. "We notic?" with pleasure that quite a number of persons residiug three, four, five and even six miles from Edgefield are in the habitof coming in to attend the Sunda}'. morning services that are" held in the several churches of our town. A very cordial welcome awaits them at.each, and all of the Edge field churches. Swift's, Baldwin's, Baugb's, BradleyV, and Etiwan Guanos. "You pays.your money and takes vour Choice." W. W. Adams. "Thirty cents a yard"-That's a pre'ty low figuro for tobacco, don't you think? A few dayB ago ~?s wo stepped into the "store of Mr. W. L. Duuovant on the corner we observed a long plug1 of tobacco labelled "thirty cents a yard". r*or a very small sum the. devotees of the "golden weed" can chew and spit to their hearts' content. Fripud Brook's Dunovant will sell you a yard or a whole bolt if you want it. ^itb one hundred dollars in cold cash at their command, it is safe to say that the three talented teachers of the graded school, each possessed of exquisite taste, will completely transform the in terior of the public school build ing, making of it a thing of beauty auda joy forever to the pupils as well as tbomselvds. Prohibition may not prohibit absolutely-nc law prohibits ab solutely-but' it does reduce drunkenness to a very large ex ttjut. The dispensary has Leen closed now more than a week, and during that time we have noticed that quite a number of habitual driuk*rp, heavy drinkers, are sober." A certain citizen, who lives nearly a dozen miles from town has been, prior to the closing of the dispensary, in the habit of diiuking until he was perceptibly under the influence of liquor. Now he leavos town for his home a sober mau. The good fruits of prohibition are easily discernible. LesHous in vocal and in strumental music, art, and canvas painting, given by me at my home ou Columbia street. Apply for terms. Mrs. John R. Tompkins. On Friday last Mr. W. J. McCarthy, che dispensary inspect or, came over from Columbia and checked up the ?fiairs of the Edgefield dispensary, making a complete settlement with Mr. Wiun.'It is needless to add that everything in connection with the management was ' found to be correct in every detail. The stock of liquor, amouotiug to about $1,50U worth, was shipped back to Columbia, and would that it could be dumpud into the Conga ree river on its arrival. When you want-the best smoke in town try a "Franklin" or "Cin co" cigar. P. P. BJalock, Jr. Edgefield couuty real estate is in demand. Mr. .L. F. Simpson, foihierly of Greenville, who re cently purchased the Bates place tbreb miles north of Edgefield, has just bought 400 acres of the Fox land adjoining. This makes more than 1200 acres that he now owns in oue body. Mr. Simpsou has some very - fine timber on bi? plantation and it is his purpose to cut about a million feet of lum ber, beginning early in the spring. Try a barrel of my guaranteed flour at Five and a quarter per barrel. Satisfaction or your mon?y back. W. W. Adams. This wiuter has thus far beeu one of the mildest ou record Along with wireless telegraphy and horseless carriages it seems that we are having a winterless winter. January is nearing the close and yet the ground has not been entirely frozen-only frozen in places. The leaves of a China tree in the yard of Mr. D. T. Grice are yet vigorous. These trees are generally killed early in thi fail. , Imported macaroni and best cream cheese. . P. P. Blalock, Jr. Fresh supply of Lowuey's Cau dies in packages and bulk. TIMMC.NS BROS. Full stock hames, traces, and all kinds of fanning implements. P. P. Blalock, Jr. Don't pay 1.50 a g&llou for oil because labeled mixed paint. Oil o?lv costs 60 cts.. a gallon. Buy h. <fe M. Paint, and add oil. I ?i ca lites, pai<it coat 1.20 a gallon. I Sold by G> L. Penn & Son. ? II IM.?.?? i.mum .dTnia IM.il i II Rev. aDd Mrs. C. E'. Burts e tertaiued at tea on Thursday eve iog in honor of the resident mi isters. Some of the "boys" are eayii that it wasn't exactly fair to clo the dispensary without any wjir iug at all. They expected a fu days of grace in which to reple; ish their wiue cellars. Miss Chriftiue I. Tinling, national organizer of the W. 0. ' U , will visit Edgefield on Februai the 4th and. will deliver sever addresses on temperance whi here. We shall have more to Sf of her work in our next issue. For the purpose of organ izir. a Chry santhemum association, a ladies interested are requested t meet at the home of Mrs. W. I Cogburn on next Weduesda afternoon at-3:30 o'clock. It i proposed that this associatiou b organized looking to a Fair nea fall. I We solicit your prescriptio business. Utmost care is exercise' in compounding prescriptions am only pure, fresh drugs are used Our prices ara very reasonable. G'. L.^Penn & Soo. Handsome Lee Scott carno ti see us while in Edgefield on Sat orday. Lee is one of ' the fev young men who attend Olemsoi college and return home to taki up the life of a practical farmer Ho bas recently purchased a de sirablo farm adjoiuing that of hil father, and being brimming ful of energy, perseverance, ando I economic habits, he'is destined tc own houses and lands and cattle upon a thousand Clark's Hill hills. Mark our prediction. The ladies of the Presbyterial church have made au SL during reputation for themselves in the matter of giving first-class en tertainmentB. And we feel confi dent that the one to be given al the home pf Mr. and Mrs. W. W Adame on Friday evening, Janua ry the 26th, will not fall below the ?iga standard that they h a vt hitherto set. Moreover, we be lieve that the ladies will add nen laurels to their -crowns by sur passing themselves, if that be pos sible. You can't break Mitchell wagou skeins. We guarantee them to be of Heat maleable iron. EDGEFIELD MERCANTILE Co. So far as our information goes, Newberry county takes fee ribbon in the number of western mules purchased this year. The. dealers in the town of Newberry have already sold 275 mules this sea son^ and it is conserv?t i ve\y esti mated that the number will reach 500 before planting time. .The average price has been about $200 per head, which will make $100,* 000 paid for western stock. Uulesd cotton is 15 cents next fall where will the farmers' profit come in? It appears to us that our City fathers could no where else spend a dollar or two so wisely as at the entrance into the college grove. A very small sum would either widen the entrance, or erect a railing so as to make it impossible for any one to drive off the pre cipitous embankment. The coun cil "has very thoughtfully and wisely placed a street lamp near by but that does not fully meet the need. It seems to be the irony of fate that when a light is most needed it refuses, or fails from lack of proper attention, to give light. Seo our beautifully decorated Toilet Sets before you buy. RAMSEY & JONES. There is nothing on the market superior to a "White Dove" Ham. Try one. P. P. Blalock, Jr. One Hundred Dollars Raised. Very ? delightful indued was every feature bf the entertainment at the college on Friday evening iast. The Sunflower tlaywasa very happy hit. The twenty-six bright, beaming sunflowers Bang beautifully, and little Miss Ellen McKie aDd Master Willie Adams, as Miss Cary and Mr. Tabor, respectively, acted their perts in amoBt charming manner. The recitations by little Misses Flor ence Peak and Nadeen Smith, and Master William Ouzts, were exceedingly well rendered. The instrumental solos by Misses Emily Tompkins, and Madge Turner were very beautiful and elicited much favorable commentj The las*, number ou the program was a recitation by Miss Nickles, the talented elocution teacher. The delightful supper whick had beeu prepared in such great variety and abundance was quickly disposed of. The youna: Iidy teachers realized about $100 net from the entertainment, which will oe expended on the graded school building. Self-rising Flour, Buckwheat Pulverized Sugar and all of the season' s nice things can be had at TIM MON s BROS. A. A . Wells, M. P. Wells, J. M. Mays, S. B. Maye, J. L. Hart, S. W. Williams and Hamp Smith are now usiug Mitchell and OwenBboro Wagons. Ask them about their weak point before buying. EDGEFIELD MERCANTILE CO. . L. & M. Paint. Lead and zinc non-chalkable. Wears and covers like gold. Sold by G. L. Penn & Son. "Model Queen" stoves stand at the head of all cooking stoves. We have them in 22 in. ovens. Edgefield Mercantile Company. We carry a full stock of all kinds of picture moulding'and can frame any . size picture on short notice. TIMMONS BBOB. We were almost persuaded that the Advertiser had a flock of egg leBS hens, but after much pettiDg, coaxing begging, pleading abd feediug, lasting through a period of fc.ur louji mouths, three rooster? aud'thirty-five heus, by a com bined and Herculean effort, brought'forth one egg. We arc going to prevail upon Mrs. Joe Mays to give us her recipe for making hens lay. Hers- lay 365 days iu the year, never resting on tb9 Sabbath, or even on the legal oo'idaye. Freih Jell-O, the popular table delicacy, just received; G. L. Penn & Sou. In view of <he fact that we are to nave perpetual summer-seem ingly BO--Messrs. Timmons Bros. have installed a largo and exceed ingly handsome soda fountain, so as tu be iu readiness to quench the thirst of the th.rsty . when the aeated term sets in. This ioantain which is made ' of marble,, onyx dud silver, surmounted by a large Fitnch plate mirror of .very beau tiful design, was purchased from a large Pfciladelpbia manufacturer Sow that South Caroliua has been forced to close-her drink shops in Edgefield the demand for soft drinks will probably Oe increased, but with three first-class fo.uutaios in town uo one need suffer. Armour's Guano Recommended. To The Edgefield Mercantile Co., ; Edgefield, S. C. Dear sirs Last year I bought )f you ll tons of Armour's Guauo and I um pleaeed to say that it proved highly satisfactory to me. 1 fouud it in good dry state, easily handled' in distributors, and I uevbr had better results froni fer tilizers. Ou 3 acres of cotton 1 used your 9-3 3 African Cotton Grower and I gathered from the 3 acres o. -cutton $270.00 worth of lint aud seed. I recommeud a liberal uee of these gooas, as it pays for liberal uso. Respectfully, W. Pat Johnson. Programme of The Presbyterian Entertainment to be Held at The Home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Adams on Friday Evening. Part I. 1. Instrumental Sole-Mr. James T. Bacon. 2. Vocal Solo-Mrs. Johu R. Tompkins. 3. Instrumental Solo-Miss Par ker. 4. Recitation-Miss Nickle?. 5. Instrumentai Solo-Miss Elizabeth Rainsford. 6. Iutjh-umental Solo-Miss King. 7. Vocal Duet-Misses Tomp kins and Burgess. 8. Ins'rumental^ Solo-M?BS Sohep?:r. 9. Reiuta'ion-Miss Florence Peak. 10. Instrumental. S'JIL-Miss Duuovant. v Part II. 1.Instrumental Duet-Rev. P. P. Blalock and Miss Blalock. 2. Instrumental Solo-Miss Hughes. 3. Instrumental Duet-MisseB Landrum aud Caldwell. 4. Reading--Rev. C. E. Burts. 5. Vocal Solo-Miss Caldwell. 6. Instrumental Duet-Misses McKie. 7. Iu?trumenfal Sojc-Miss Fauuie Sheppard. 8. Reading-Miss Nickles. 9. Instrumental Duet-Airs. Mirna aud Mrs. Tillman. Admission: Adults 25 ceuts, children 10 cents. Exercises will begin promptly at S o'clock. It makes no difference what the merits of a wagon are. You can find one as good or botter. Try a Mitchell or Oweusboro. ELGEFIELD MERCANTILE CO. |HE above picture of the man and fish is the trade mark of Scott's Emulsion, and is the synonym for strength and purity. It is sold in almost all the civilized coun* tries of the globe. If the cod fish became extinct it would be a world-wide calam ity, because the oil that comes from its liver surpasses all other fats in nourishing and life-giving properties. Thirty years ago the proprietors of Scott's Emul sion found a way of preparing cod liver oil so that everyone can take it and get the full value of the oil without the objectionable taste. Scott's Emulsion is the best thing in the world for weak, backward children, thin, delicate people, and all conditions of wasting and lost strength. Send for free sample. SCOTT & BOWNE, CHEMISTS . 409-ilC PEA'?Tj S 7 EE ET, NEW XOBK S0e. and $1.00. AU druggists. Take. Penn's Bitters for th liver. There is uothi<p bHter. G. L. PENN & SON, Buck Cn made wi Baking ? Arp-tf?l?aous a?'c cold weather breakfast Made in the mon ting" over night; nev digestion. To make a perfe a thousand other ( "Royal Baker and I free to any address. ROYAL BAKING POY* Talk Up The Presbyterian Enter tainment The Presbyterian*}adies of our town easily make up in quality what they lack in Dumbers. These good womeuare never idle, always planoiDg for]or doing those things that promote the cause of their Master. They had a large part in the recent repairs and genera) renovation of their church build ir g. Now they need additional fonds to further prosecute their work, and in order to raise thf necessary means they will give an entertainment on Friday evening at the very elegant and commodi ous home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Adams. An exceedingly elaborate programme, consisting of vocal aud instrumental music, readings, recitations, etc., has been pre pared. The programme poasesses the spice* of varie!y. The pathetic and humorous, the grave and the gay, have been so interpersed that there'will not be a dull or monoto nous moment of the entire oveuing. The intellectual feast, with itt? accompanying social feature, is all that the entertainment will consist of. It will not be one of those entertainments that cost a quarter to get in and a dollar or more to get out. No refreshmentp will be served. Urge your friend" t>- go. Cerealite Top Dressing for Grain, Cerealite for Corn aud Cot ton Cheaper and better than Nitrate Soda. W. W. Adams'. Mr. Griffin Commended For His Prompt Payment of Loss. Mr. C. A. Griffin, Edgefield, S. C.. My dear Sir: Tours of the 26th msc. to hand, enclosing check in full for loss on one tenant build ing. Your prompt pa, ment for same is certainly appreciated. Wishing you and the Company a prosperous New Year, I am, Yours truly, E. L. Ryan. Trenton, S. C. Dec. 26th, 1905. Don't throw your old shoes away but bring them to my shop over the drug, s tore of Timmons Bros., and let me half sole them. Rubber heals neatly put on. All work guaranteed. J. R. KING To Cure a Cold in One Day. Take LAXATIVE B1?OWO C?UIN INE Tablets. All druggist refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 2oc. "WHY DO w: SO Ml er tb ecause^ nc re ci dc til th We will have sample copies i SEE THIS LIST: 20 1 catalog price, postpaid, and ! $1.70-all sent to you for $1 l Pkt. Z% oz. Red Valer tine Beans [ " ,r Old Homestead Pole " I Early Eclipse Beets L " Alexander Suie-head Cabbage 1 " Charleston Wakefield " I " Big Boston Lettuce 1 " Early White Bush Squash t " Select. Aug, Kattlesnk. W. Mel. I " Arlington wht. Spine Cucumbe ll " Acme Tomato If this list does'nt suit you, ma log. If you have'nt one, write fot ALEXANDE For thirty-three Plante Bulbs. Poult 911 Broad Street, Has Stood The Gre Tasteless ( No-Cwe-No-F 1 wholesome-a perfect t food. ling ; no yeast, no "?rt* rer sour, never cause itt? ct buckwheat cake, and lainty dishes, see the >astry Cook." Mailed 'DER COu NEV/ YOfUU Tjje latest accessions to the mans borship of the Commercial Club are Dr. J. G: Tompttius. Dr. J. T. Pattison, Prof. J. F. Entzmingor and Mr. M. A. Watson. The per sonnel of Edgefield's club will compare very favorably with that of any other club in the state. Death of a Christian Woman. In our Cold Spring letter Rev. J. T. Littlejohn has written at length of the death of Mrs. 0. 0. Timmerman, whose spirit took its flight to the God who gave it on Satur day last. The severing of earthly ties is always sad, but when a young mother is taken from little chil dren the separation is unspeak ably ead. In the home more than anywhere else will this good wo mau be missed. So gentle, so de voted, so self-sacrificing-she wa? as a ministering angel to her sweet little children and devoted husband. May the Lord be tenderly near them in this sad bereavement. v Very Handsome Diners uphol stered in panesote .at $11 per set. EDGEFIELD MERCA.XTI.LK CO. . SOMETHING THAT ATTRACTS tile wise house-keeper must be some thing more than "cheapness." We could sell you GROCERIES at lower prices than our present figure but they would be "cheap" goods and the chances are that you would not like them. Better to buy these goods because they are of sterling quality, have finer flavor and contain double the nourish ment of the icwer priced articles. Just received, Postum, Buckwheat, Quaker Oats, Mince Meat, Pineapple and all k.nds of staple GROCERIES. JSflSTWe invite you to call. JACKSON & JOHNSON, NEAR NEW DEPOT. JAS. S. BYRD,. SURGEON DENTIST, EDGEFIELD, S. C. ?j@fc0ffi2e over Post-Office. i B GIVE JOH FOR $1? We want to introduce our seed into ev y home in the state. L'.cause they are e best that can be grown. If you buy ed there is no reason why you should it buy ours. Because there is every ason why you should. We offer a spe al inducement: With an order for one illar's worth we give a ve?r's subscrip )n to the SOUTHERN RURALIST, e best Farm, Garden and Poultry per in the South. nailed. Ask for it, it will pay. ull sized packages $i.20 at Southern Ruralist, 5ocrs, total .oo if you mention this paper. .10 1 Pkt. Southern Curl Mustard 5 10 1 " White Velvet Okra 5 5 1 " Imprvd bashaw Pumpkin 5 5 I ,, Danvers Hulf-Iong Carrot 5 5 1 " Australian Brown Onions 5 5 1 "3y< oz Prem Ex Early Peas 10 5 1 " Long Scarlet Radish 5 10 1 " Sel. Rocky Ford Cantelo'p r r5 1 " Ruby King Pepper R 6 1., Six-Ear Corn lt; do 60 TOTAL $1.25 ke you own selection from our cata . it at once. It is free. R SEED CO. yearSj the best Seed, ry Supplies. Augusta, Ga. Test 25 Years tey. 50 cesta, . 1 FERTILIZERS? To the Planters of Edgefield County: Baldwin's Fertlizers have stood the test of six teen years in our county, its most liberal buyer** and best friends of to-day, are the planters who have used it contiually since its introduction in our county, which fact proves the exceptional merit of BALDWIN'S FERTILI ZERS, the Cotton, Corn, and Grain-grower. : Before making your Fertilizer deals for 1906 "talk with our representative, who will give you the secret of making a bale to the I acre. . B' i agaa regroa?^rav^ ^mwsaamE&i January Clearance Sale. e have just token an inventory and find that our ClothiDg stock is heavier than we wish it to be. lu order to reduce same we hive decided to make the following1 pricee for the next >' FIFTEEN DAYS ? All $10.00 Suits - - - - now $8.50 . All 12.50 Suits - --- now 10.50 . All 15.00 and $16.50 Suits - 12.50 What we have left in Boys' Clothing will be sold at AOTXJAL COST 10% off on all Blankets and Comforts ;??r< The above reductions will be made to cash customers only. ? ' $?F~Give us a call within the next 15 days and take advantage of these low prices. G. E. MAY. White and linens Within the next week we will have a Large Shipment of White Linens, White Waistiugs and Suitings, for the carly sdring .trade. We contracted for these goods last summer, conse quently at much lower figures than-the same goods' would sell at now. . NEW GOODS in all staple lines coming in this week to tone up stock after the holidays. Respectfully, J AS. E. HART 'Get your Laundry in Tuesdays, Use All Animal Matter Ammoniates SWIFT FERTILIZER WORKS High Grade Fertilizers'! Office 911, 012, 913 Prudential Building, ATLANTA, GA. TO FARMERS : For Cotton cultivation, a reliable f?rtil ser made strictly from ALL ANIMAL MATTER AMMONIATEC? Dried Blood and meat and boneTaukage, should be used. We use nothing else as au ammouiate. Swift's Reliable fertilizers will not eat the roots of plauts in dry weather nor leach in net weather, which c~an be attributed to Cotton Seed Meal fertilizers. Write us for our new 1905 booklet. Our fertil izers are dry and suitable for Drilling and always uniform in quality. Use Palmetto High-Grade 8-3 3, Plauter's 8-2-2 for cot ton and corn cultivation. For Sale By W. W. ADAMS,Edgefield, S. C. Clothing, Clothing. We thank you for the liberal patronage of the past year. We are now offering the remaiuder of our winter Clothing and Underwear at very low figures. Call on us. We can show you better than we can tell you. JIL.. Hart & Co. [J^fNext to post-office, says the doctor to many of his lady patients, because he doesn't know of any medicinal treatment that will positively cure womb or ovarian troubles, except the surgeon's knife. That such a medicine exists, however, has been proved by the wonderful cures performed on diseased women, In thousands of cases, by WINE OF Woman's Relief It has saved the lives of thousands of weak, sick women, and has rescued thousands of others from a melancholy lifetime or chronic invalidism. It will cure you, if you will only give it a chance. Sold at every drug store in $ 1.00 bottles. Try it. WRITE US A LETTER freely and frankly, In strictest confi dence, telling us all your troubles. We will send Free Advice (in plain, sealed envelope). Address: Ladies' Advisory Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. GAVE UP SUPPORTER "I wore a supporter for years, for my womb, which had crowded every thing down before it, writes Mrs. S. J. Chrisman, ofMannsvilte, N. Y. *M suf fered untold misery and could hardly walk. After taking Cardui I gave up my supporter and can now be on my feet half a day at a time."