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FARIES. The splendid values we are olftring you should induce you to equip your farms with the most up-to-date plow aU:J implements. Our stock of Turn Plows is without doubt the best ever broughi t, to this market, both in value and variety. We will be glad o have you inspect them. We have all the various kinds of Guano Distributors and Cotton Planters iu.ua1l carried and are offering you for the second season the Co>e cotton and Corn Planter. The Southern Cultiva tor, a farm journal published in Atlanta, Ga.. most highly recommends this planter for both cotton and corn, and parties to whom we sold in our county laat season are loud in their praise of this miachn iue, aside from the splendid re sults to be obtained by the ue of this machine in planting. It is well made of the best steel and easting ami will last for many years. W(, will cheerfiully furn i a inames of p io er11 lns: seaon for referetnct-. MILL SUPPLIES. We continue to sell lots of mill supplies. We always have in stock such tittings as are most wanted and can start you up in short order. We cut pipe up to two inches. We have lately added to our stock Circular Saw Teeth for in serted tooth saws. We carry in stock the best quality of Lace Leather, Pistern Packing, Sheet Packing, Babbit Metal, and Lubricating Oil. All at the lowest prices. PAINT YOUR HOUSE. It will improve your property more than any other investment. A thousand dollar house well painted looks far moregattractive than one many timesits value not painted. We have the very best grades of paint at prices that will interest you. HOUSEKEEPERS. We have most beautiful Floor Stains. Let us induce you to stain the floor of one room and note how much easier it is to keep clean than the others. It will be only a question of time when all your floors will be stained. Floor paints and stains ire mixed and ready for use. -You have only to brush the paint on the clean floor and the work is done. It dries quickly. The splendid values we are now offering in O. K. Cook Stoves continues to bring us customers. There is nothing like 0. K. Cook Stores made for the same money- The handsome appearance, the splendid workmanship displayed in their make-up. the fine quality of the iron used in the castings. all go to make the 0. K. Cook Stove what it is, the best Cook Stove ever offered for the money. money.Very truly your. Manning Hardware Co. GET READY. Let us show you the best Assortment of GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS in the county. We mention below a few of Wood's Famous Specials that we handle in bulk: Early Dwarf Lima Bush Beans. Earliest Red Speckled Valentine Bush Beans. Early Buspee Stringless Green Pod Bush Beans. Old Homestead or Kentucky Wonder Pole Beans. StowelPs Evergreen Sugar Corn. Mommoth Sugar Corn. Truckers' Favorite Corn. Gentry's Early Corn. Golden Dent Field Corn-Makes in 90 days. Virginia White Dent Field Corn. Improvep Snow Flake Field Corn-Makes in 100 days. Albermearle Prolific Field Corn-Makes 4 to 7 ears to stalk. Early Amber Sorghum Cane. Pearl or CatiTail Millet, for feeding green to cows and stock. Early Irish Cobbler Potatoes. Late Peach Blow Irish Potatoes. Just what you need. Improved Georgia Rattlesnake Watermelon. Carolina Bradford Watermelon-The finest known. We handle nothing but the best and are daily receiving fresh stock. If we haven't what you want we'll get it for you. The Busy Seed Store. The tGreatest Subscrij lri-Wccklv The Ma The Tri-Weekly Constituti There Are Three Number (1.) MONDAY.-The news of greatest interest. Union Department, conducted in the interest of the: tive order that is seeking to solve the farmer'-s econor al and practical problems. The Farm and Farmers' conducted by Colonel R. J. Redding. (2.) WEDNESDAY.-The news of course. The R.. Department, The Chicken Column and The Letter of views of strange peoples an~d their home-land customs Clubbed With The Tri.Weekly Th Constitution We Have The Erst page shows a splendid eolored county may of (2.) boh Noth and South Carolina, with all the data that can Colr 0:a well be shown on the face of a map. It is beautifully 1 ntd printed in colors on new plates prepared especially for The (. Constitution, and he FREE In Adidition THfREE MONTI F-ARElV' N Ews SPARE Mi Which has been standing for the farmer and the farm home Spi for twenty-five years, and it is said to go into more actual the pri farm homes, in prprinto circulation, than any other pa- ciparea3 per published in America- seresy There are departments for all phases of farm life, each federac containing the best that goes. cne And With All These THtREE CONSTITU)TIONS A MONTHt, We Give your own Hiome Coun of news and county happenings, legal noIC Tri-Weekly Constitution, Yearly Subscription Perice-..- - -- -0 Human Life, Yearly Subscription Price--.-... -- -- -- -- -- --- -. .5 Spare Moments, Yearly Subscription Price..- -- -- -- -- - --- -.- .25 Farm News, Yearly Subscription Price...- -- -- -- -- - -- --- ---- 2 New Home Library Wall Chart,. Easily worth-.....---------10 You-- Home Paper, Yearly Subscription Price-...- - --- -- ---- $4.00 See Bell & Reardon Opp. Coffey & Rigby's Stable, ]ESforc you let thc coitract for that. Turned Work or Log Cart. uur pirices are very reasonable when quality of work is considered Our blacksmith work is up to the standard and when you need work in that line remember that we are just as accommodating as ever. and we are always glad to see you. NEW MARKET. I have opened up a Meat Market in the Galluchat Building, below the post office, where I will keep the best.Fresh Meats of all kinds there the market atfords. All that I ask is that you give me a trial. Yours to please, R. D. CLARK. 'Phone 71. W H EN YOU COME TO TOWN CALL AT W aE LLS' SHAVING SA LOON eye to tl:- comfort (0 hi onstomers..... HAIR CUTTING IN ALL STYLES. SHAVINO AND SH AXPOO N( )one With Ileatwoe aid .4 cordia! i uvitatio' .J. L. x .1 EL. Mauuiug Tiines Bloek. HELP IS OFFERED TO WORTHY YOUNG PEOPLE We earnestLy requestaflyoung persons, no matter how limited their means or education, who wish to obtain a thorough businesstramining and good posi. tion. to write by first mail for our great half-rate offer. Success. independenceand probable fortune are guaranteed. Don't delay. Writetoday. The Ga.-Ala. Business College, Nfacon. Ga. Money to Loan. Marerm APPLY TO CHARLTON DuRANT. W. o. W. Woodmen of the World. Meets on fourth Monday nights at 8:30. Visiting Sovereigns invited. HOLLISTER'S tek nieutain Tea Nggs vit M:dicine for Busy People. .:r~ G.,niLa i.h and Renewed Vigor. . .:efor conmsipaltirn. Indigestion, Live . rm~n.yTzubies. Pimples. Eczema, Impure ,: .. .i a reath, LSlm;;dsh Bowels, Headache ... h.,kab. It.a Rckcy Mountain Tea in tab to'r,,r for. Ce-fnts a box. Genuine made by *ie..i t ao cor.m-, 3Madison, Wis. .LDN -JGGETS FOR. SALLOW PEOPLE tion Of fer Ever ---and on Is The Farme sEach Week, A he Farmers' (3.) FRI] ~reat coopera- Woman's K aic, education- Susie, the bc Department, Every nu two days' ir E'. D. Carriers' the moment Travel, giving from the gr< some of the The second sheet represents maps in Alaska, and of all our Insular and Colo d a map of the Republic of Panama, an'l tates miap. About the border of this sh< idents of the United States. This sheet gives a complete world mal d waters of the globe projected withom ispheres. It shows also a map of the Ur To This, le tI lud New Subst ILY MAO A MENTS, A Magazine of Inspiration for the Amnbitons re Moments is the best magazine ever I: e. In the first year of its existence it on of a quarter of a million a month. oments; presents a literary programme ur gazine. During 1906-7 Spare Momnts articles under the title, " The Last Days '' These articles will contain the perso Mrs. Jefferson Davis. 4 WEEK, AND THREE IMEA Paper, with the ltest , amd all for.. All Si Foar Oni CUED The Circulation Stimulated and the Muscles and Joints lubricated by using Liiximent Price 25c, 50c, & $1.00 ,Sold by a!! DeaJers Slan'sTe-j On The Horse"Sent Free Adre- D S.oan,Bost Mass. DIAMOND BRANDsHoES VOGGY LONDON. One of our largest recent ship ments was to a big firm in London, Eng. We are one of the few American shoe manufac turers maintaining European traveling sales men. Diamond Brand shoes are world-wide sellers because where they are once worn they are wanted again. The styles are correct, the workmanship and fit ideal, and they wear. AN A T . /A "fEf MOR P/ SHOE, S TI'4JAV 07,INM HOUSE /# TI/I WEST lyffMITT TY itI3?YT V1 yM T TTTM U"YM I I IT TV VITTTI Vyyf S. L. KRASNOFF, Undertaker and Funeral Director. open day and night to meet the demands of the needy. Our Un dertaking Establishment is complete in every respect. We carry Coffins from $2.00 to $25.00; Caskets from $10.00 to $300., finished and : draped in the most artistic manner. We have Hearses for both white anr e halls, rooms and contents disinfected by the most ap - proved methods of modern science, destroying all contagious and in- 2 fectious germs of every nature.Repcfly S. L.. K~-rsnff. rianning, S. C. -- Mado i This County es' Every.Other- ay Paper il FillUd W~ith Best Matte&r A.-Thie Balance of the news. All the news. The gdom~r, the Children's page, conducted by genial Aunt t of all the home writers. her of The Tri-veekly gives the market reports. of the ercval between issues and keeps one posted right up to mr press turns. An instalment of the month's story t $150.000 set of serials. A half page set of comies from greatest humorist artists of the day. 1ibrar 'Wall Criart ba:utiful i presentinig .1:.- sions of territory. It also shows por al] posse- Itra4its of the rubrs of the' world. It gives also a topographic splendi.I relief mnap of the Russo-Japanese war with the history of it t we give from the severance of the diplomatic relations. The Library Wall Charts are all bound together at the with the 'top with metal strip and hanger, and thus form a splendid divisions 1and convenient reference encyclopedia of everything pre itd States sented. ffr Free To F fBoth Sexes HUMAN LIFE, Edited By Alfred Hlenry- Lewis ublised at When you subscribe for Iiumian Life yvou know exactly uihed toa what you are going to get. You 're going to get the only Fpd or 190 magazine in America that is devoted entirely to people, not eoce1led-b' things. Not prosy or puny people, hut men and women who xcelle prit bulk big in the public eye, men and women who are doing fth e C- things that are bringing them fame or fortune. I reminis. It is crisp, breezy .and entertaining. A dull line is its Iworst enemy. IE-ruON !|IS ~,Remember, The Tri.Weekly Constitution, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, three times a week, for one year and all of the above splendid papers and the maps for $2,50 ONL TWO DOL.ARS A ND ti $2.50, Send at once. Get right on. Don't miss a copy. Address all odrers to . THE MANNING TIMES, Manning, S . '. Supervisor's Quarterly Report. The following Report of Claims approved for the 4th quar tcr of the fiscal year 1906. showing number, in whose favor, for wlht purpose. and aimount, is published in accordance with the re quirements of the law: NO. NAXI AND PURPOSE. iAm T. 5-40 E E. Hodge, road overseer..............- - ............... 23 75 1 541 B F Sports, road overseer .................... ............ 14 00 512 G G Frierson, road overseer.... .......... ................ 4 00 542) D F Mahony, road overseer....................... ....... 6 50 544.1 C Barrette, road work ................................ 24 50 545 S M Geddings, road overseer............. ...... ...... .. . 1.5 00 546 S N Barnes, lumber, etc................. ................. 3 05 547 J A Way, road overseer ................................. 34 47 .51S E L Fairy, road overseer ................................ 11 00 549 W T Kelly, magistrate's constable .......................... 6 25 550 D M Rogers, county poor............................... 21 00 1 551 John Smith, supplies to poor ... ....... ................. 20 00 552 B P Broadway, part salary.............. ...... .......... 12 80 5-53 W I Hudriall, guard chaingang..... ...................... 86 50 554 S M Geddings, road overseer............................. 2 2 50 555 S M Geddings, part salary..................... ........... 6 25 556 H C Baggett, road work............................ ..... 5 00 557 J R Barrow, lumber........ .......................... 20 00 558 H S Dollard, bridge work................................ 28 00 b59 U D Beard, road overseer .......... ............ .......... 32 50 550 M D Beard, road work................................ .. 4 75 561IJ H Keels, part salary................................ ... 16 66 562 J W Broadway, road work.................. ............. 21 48 563 J C Jenkinson, supplies to poor.. ......................... 7 50 564 J H Hardy & Bro., lumber.... ............ ............... 34 98 565!J R Hodge, road overseer.... ............... ............. 4 75 5661T M Beard, part salary................ .................. ..... 6 25 5671C T Ridgeway, road overseer .............................. 0 37 568iE B Brown, clerk's salary................................ 12 50 5691D F Mahony, road overseer............................ ... 2 50 590 Buck Hodge, guard chaingang. ................... ..... ...28 50 571 N D Dennis, damages.................. .................. 15 00 5721T M Beard, bridge work ..... ...... ............ .............. 25 56 57? r9eo A Ridgell, road work.. ... .... ..................... 5 62 57 R S Elliott & Sons, lumberand bridgework....... ............ 21 03 570 E L Fairy, road overseer......-.............................. 15 50 1 57( %V E Flenming, road overseer ......................... ...... 12 00 571 8 A Johnson, supplies to chaingang.................. .- 138 72 57: 8 A Johnson. supplies to poor... ....... ... ... .. ......... 65 bo 57, Prince Hammett, work poor farm...... ..................... 3 25 581 tV T Tobias, part salary........... ............................ 16 66 583 E B Gamble, jail report ................................. 27 20 58s E B Gamble, conveying lunatic................................. 14 10 58; E B Gamble, otfice expense...................................... 3 34 5 ; R A White, repair on pump at jail...... ............ .... ..... 2 50 58i E B Gamble part salary........ ................................ .200 00 58( OnBose & Causar. supplies to poor...... .............. ....... 16 50 58 W M Lewis, bridge work................................ ...... 5 00 58E D MI Bagnal, bridge work....................................... 5 00 5$I T A Way, road overseer ........ . ......................... 58 25 59( E E Hodge, road overseer....................................... 12 00 1 592 S Al Geddings, road overseer........................... ........ 16 50 1 50l W K Evans, care pauper... .................................... 10 00 .5 . A J TiId L1, Ium er........................... .................. 12 40 594 B M Hardy, road overseer ..................................... .30 44 59. 1 U Geddings, road overseer.................................... 1! 50 59( S L Fairy, road overseer................................. 43 50 5F 3 G Frierson, road work........:. ........................... 0 00 596 J C Parker,. committee work grand jury........................ 3 80 58i J C Baker, bridge work.......... .............................. 5 00 60( D F Mahony, road overseer... .................................. 6 95 601 G A Ridgell, road overseer.................................. 14 84 60 3M Geddings,............................................ ...... 12 00 003 D F Mahony, road overseer... ............................ ..... 2 22 604 J W Holladay, wood............................................ 400 605 R D Hodge, shingles............................................ 28 30 606 H C Baggett, bridge work....................................... 1 00 607 D M Bradbam, supplies chaingang................. ........... 9 40 608 W M Morris, bridge work....................................... 3 00 609 J A Way, road overseer..... .................................. 20 50 610 C T Ridgeway, bridge work................................ . 2 00 611 J MeD McFaddin, lumber.... .... ............................. 19 50 612 G G Frierson, bridge work .................................... 3 00 613 0 F Rawlinson, lumber......................... ...... ......... 8 20 614 B F Sports, road overseer..... ..................... ...18 50 615 J E Haley, road overseer..... .. .............................. 3 00 616 B F Sports, road overseer... .................................. 9 50 617 B A Johnson, supplies to pauper........... ................ ..8 92 618 H S (reen, lumber.. ........... ............ .. ....... 12 34 619 E S McIntosh, beef chaingang... ......................... .... 1 75 620 Dr A S Todd, medical attention pauper................ ...... 10 95 621 L Kransnoff, office chair...... ... ............... ........ 7 00 622 Dr L W Nettles, supplies to poor...... .... ..... ............ 18 00 Attest: T. C. OWENS, E. B. BROWN. Clerk Board. Supervisor Clarendon Co. TEMPERANCE COLUMN. HOME MISSIONS. Conducted by Paxymle w. c. . u. MANNING AUXILIARY National Motto-"For God. Home and Na Anim sefld orH e tive Land." state Motto-" Be Strong and of Go-od cour-Miso wrkle watn fr urWatchword-Agitate, Educate. Organize.th chrhaoghefein s Pledge "God helping mc. I promise not to buy woi ag ubr r on drink, sell or give Intoxicating liquors while I live; gto urc nry An por From bad companions I'll refrain tuiy sgve fo.eagia Andneertae Gd' nmeIn ai." tin andmenrstianieducaton hme who mutnotrg numerso nee ct Drunkard Making. a u w ei. Crs okd ArtmusWar ~n Mak Tainupon the fainting hungry mul titude and had compassion upon once called on John B. Gough. One te.W utlo hog of the jokers had given directions in his eyes today upon this multi the barroom before going to Gough's tude of pedple who have come to room, and accorcingly every five min- us and having compassion upon utes during their visit a boy appeared them, heed his commad: Gv bearing a tray with three glasses of~ ye them to eat." Wen' where, brandy. Gough stood it for a while, hwN wI h ie hl but when the fourth tray appeared he the number needing help is un excused himself, saying: "It may be a de coto;teweei.ob joke to you, but I cannot smell or see fon.ntecttwo ua liquor without the appetite for it being ditittaths.limte s arusd., its citizens; the how will doubt Just now the indignation of the pub les- r rm mn ass lie is awakened against those who have difrne-fned ainlt been introducing cheap whiskey underan lo ti -llclngfrd the guise of medicine, and making frn ehd n esrs drunkards of men surreptitiously,. u l ihth aeproe Many a man has thus learned the drink t it~ h hitta l a habit whose principles would have pre- b rw nohm vented his tasting alcoholic beverages TeM .CucSuh a had he been aware of their nature. orsol.ae ag ati There are men to whom the slightestthswrad heH eMi flavor of alcohol by taste or smell is sinDpateto is ene enough to arouse the demon of drink. or n heWmnsHm There are many who may acquire the Misio Soit.sol . ln taste for such beverages from the phy- .in jonl .n isl o n sician's prescriptions of alcoholic drugs.teseye wily xen d Thee s n agumntagans alohl. missionary work for foreigners. ahr s agumeng agstacooh Already some work is being done nostrums aaaknsuhappetites directly o oeges nFoi unconsciously to the patient, that does da ya forp foeinders y inFori not hold rood against these forms of. .where in schools and churches medicines as wvell. What virtue iswese to eah he ruh o there in a doctor's prescription to make webase and Iteachns the trut Cali such a poison not a poison. Cfornand ain, adosins Can The really active part of a drug con- Forani, ALosda Anes San sists of the active principle, which Fancisco, rAlhi amen Oak forms but a trifle of its bulk. The restth Cins adKoe sb is useless and encumbering dirt, the sides Chisdiec andorea, e-r alcohol employed to prevent decompo- sieschig direc fortgnereo sition and sugar and other substances reachir many orenerse on to disguise the taste, most of which is wehes itheou intivel orno due to the "dirt." Nowadays the ac- ourhits iSheindusta yeorkSo tive principles are extracted and dis- our ciy missiorn. Asore earsiv pensed in the form of minute granules, gor by thi lageind mst effective each containing the virtues of a spoon- wor dofe. kn m sctd.wl ful of the ancient mixtures. ThesebeoeSlctd may be dissolved in plain water, hot or cold, when it is desired to administer Saved Her Son's Life. them in solution. The happiest mother in the little Physicians who habitually employ town of Ava, Mo., is Mrs. Rluppee. She theectie ricipesavod hedan- writes: "One vear ago my son was unwi a tivtpinles mavigdrthean down with suclh serious lung tro'uble ger~ of unitnl aigdukrsthat our physician was unable to help by neglecting in their hurry to ascer- him: when, by onr druggist's advice I tain whether there exists a hereditary began giving him Dr. King's New Dis impulse in that direction. No man can covery, and I soon noticed improve ment. I kept this tretetu o insue hmsef agins ocasioal or-few weeks when he was perfectly wvell. getfulness; and it is better to walk in .He has worked steadily since at car ways that are safe, even if we do forget penter work. Dr. King's New Discov and the night is dark. No one acquires cry saved his life. Guaranteed best cough and cold cury by The Arant Co. a taste for alcohol from a little granul Drug Store. 50c. and $1. Trial bottle containing simply the medicine and free. sugar of milk. Can we say this of the alcoholic tincturesC and extracts. to say Oral Surgery. nothing of the seductive elixirs and Be m- wish you would perform wines?-Dr. WV. C. Abbott, in Ameri- an operation on your talk. Mrs. Ben-. can Journal of Clinical Medicine, Chi- ham-What do you mean? Benham cago. at it out-New York Press. Summeton News. Editor The Manniag Times It has been reported to this -orrespondent that dynamite is )eing used in the river lakes. .t is said that some have come LS far as from Manning. This )erniciouS practice should be topped. If it is against the law, hy can't those owning the lakes iave them watched and the of enders -caught. Could it be ield in check iby -controlling in var the. sale of dynamite, so hat it could be seen who buys - nd for what uses. Your remarks about tax-dod ers are very pertinent.- Some ittle examination lately shows hat some people, well to do,. vith large establishments dont -eturn enough personal y to furnish a negro ca s time somebody waked u A large party from town\ own to the swamp fishing, eek, and camped out one nm iather early to begin such s1 ut guess they wanted to~l. ,hat the . early worm w atch. Dr. Rhame. one of th eports plenty of fish to eat, &. bat he came bak bream full. Ralph Binghain, on Frida iight, gave a large house a ening of first class enjoyment Ee was at his best and- his au ence gave him liberal applause. 0 A.s an entertainer of the highest - *ank he lived up to his reputa Jon, and kept the audience con ulsed with laughter., The next and last lyceum nun yer will be'the Parland-Newhall. o., a. male quartett. Bell ring - ng will be - a feature of their )rogram. Mr. Bingham said ast night, that this would be ti >est -number of the four. .Thi s praise from Sir Hubert-in eed. Some of the party who wen o Prince's Pond one 'night -th' ;veek, Will Anderson, T. S an, Bill McClary and other I lid nQt get home on time-. f their crowd came home. th aight. for fresh supplies it. presumed, going back early ne morning. They say thatlle horse left tbem, but -others's. that they got into a big ste: matfish, a la Gerald.. The millinery and-syringgof >pening at the Sunimerton -' antile-Co., this -week, was4 1 successful event. The s was crowded during'the-s' iays, Miss Bentley, the millinei-, comes highly re mended. This enteiprising ern will soon begin-the -er of a new store in rear of. dry goods store, for the us their grocery department. - Mr. Allie T. Richbourg his mother-of Sindersville, are here-at the bedside of Harty Richbourrg, who conti very ill with typihoid pneum< Mr. CM. Davis is at - again after a visit to Chaiies Dr. Morse of Sumter, vete ary surgeon, was here on fessional business on Thursc. Mr. Fred Lanham was at hG for a few day this week. A n-ew indusdry in -this tion is the shipping of day chicks, hatahed by incubat -- The "Alabama" Poultry F will commence shipments Florida on Monday. Give Up to Die. - B. Spiegel, 1204 N. Virginia Evansville, Ind., writes: "For ive years I-was troublad with- ki and bladder -affections which. ca - me much.-pain and> worry. I'lostJ and was all run down, and a year- - had to abandon #ork entirely. I three of the best physicians who me no good and I was practically . up to die. Foley's Kidney Cure recommended and the first bottle~ me great relief, and after taking secnd bottle I was entirely cu: Why not let it help yon? The Ai Co. Drug Store. Durlant-News. special to -The Manning Tiines: Well! As Durant has -be dead for such 7a time, thought would send in a few dots. Mr. Mack Witherspoon Mayesville, is visiting his sist. Mrs. W. P. Montgomery. -Mr.- J. KL Montgomery a family spent Saturday in Su ter. Mrs. Robbie Blanding, w. has:been visiting her sister, Manning, has returned home.. The Durant baseball park h been completed and they ha commenced to practice. Wee pect to- enjoy a great mat games this summer. There will be an egg hunt the school house Friday for ti school children. Dame rumor says that oranf -.ossoms will soon bloom in th - comm~fity. - P. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is a ne remedy, an improvement on the lax tirves or former years, as it does n gripe or nauseate and is pleasant : take. It is guaranteed. The Arai Co. Drug Store. Notice. The County Board of Education wi hold a meeting in the court house o Saturday M%-arch 30th, 11 a. mn. to cor sider petitions for two new school di: tricts, one in the Home Branch con mnunity. the territory to be- taken fror Paxvile and Sammy Swamp schop1 dui tricts, the other in the Salem sectior the territory to be taken from the Mid way school~ district. The Board wil want information a-s to the amount a money that can be appropriated fo schools in the proposed new school dis tricts, also to what extent, if at all, th. old districts will be weakened by the loss of a part of their territory. The trustees and those interested in th proposed new districts are expected tt give this information. S. P. HOLLADAY, Chairman. - A severe cold that may develop intc pneumonia over night, can 'cured qickly by taking Foley's Hon y and Tar. It will cure the most obstinate racking cough and stregthen your lungs. The genuine -.is in a yellow