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CONTAINS NO I4D HARMFUL DRUGS Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat The Genuine is in the and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption YELLOW PACKAGE w- i nOWN & CO. JUST ARRIVED! A car of the celebrated O. K. Stoves and Ranges Over 1,000 in use in Clar endon County. Every Owner of an O.K. are loud in their praises of them. THE MANNING HARDWARE COs n the Fight. Q The decks are cleared for action. I am now in the-race cash trade, and I have a splendid stock of everything ed on the farm or in the household. I cordially invite an inspection of my stock of Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, otbing, Crockery, Tin, Wooden and Hardware. GRO CE RI E S . kinds and in large quantities. -Come to my store, price my' goods, examine the quality, if not as cheap as the cheapest, then.don't boy from me. Jhave made special arrangements to doa laige cash trade ).isseason, and I fally realize that I inust, to do business, sharp competition. This I have prepared for. want your trade Yours, etc., A. JO HNSON-. We wish to thank our customers for the liberal patronage during the fall. - We beg to say our Stock is complete in every Line, and we can save you. money on any article in -.our Lnes -. We have just unloaded two cars of Buggies into our~epository, and we give the best guarantee with our goods of any dealer in the county. When itcomes to-Wagons and Hand-made Harness our competitors are at aloss. -Our buyer is now in the West and this week we will unload a car of. Mules and Horses and can fill any order. Full Line of Oliver Chiiled Plows and Plow Re pairs always on hand. We only ask for your inspection of our Stock be fore you buy. To look and price, means we trade. Wishing you all a merry Christmas, I1 am 'yours for a square deal, small protits and quick sales, D. MU.BR ADH AM & SON SBANK OF CL.ARENDON. Manning, S C. We solicit your banking business. !t is to your interest to -e patronize this safe and strong bank, Four years of con *inud growth and operation without the loss of as much *~ as a dollar, speaks for itself, does it not?a e We ~want to 0e your bankers, if yrou are notareda - customer, come and see us about it 'and tell us why. If - *you are. come and see us anybow. It is never too late to d io a good thing for yourself. Intrest Paid on Savings Depoit. BANK OF CLARENDON, Manning, S. C. Physicians Advise rodua t of scoe Is vaLvo Lmative Liver Syrup, purely vgtbgentle, elabl ad a pleasant, aromatic taste. Velvo acts on the liver, as wenl as on the s-a anbowels, and Iso the greatest possible esfcacy in constipation, indigestien, bc es.sck hedh, feverishns coae one, etc. Try VF 1 Gil LXATIVE LIVER SYRUP Biof Your Job Iriotii to The Times. A WAY TO WOO SLEEP. Watch a Light Spot on the Wall Till Slumber Comes. Some months ago a friend informed me that he was a great sufferer from sleepiessness. le had experimented with all manner of remedies-batbs. drugs, exercise, dieting-but could find no relief, writes H. Addington Bruce in the Delineator. "How about the 'spot on the wall' curey' I asked him. "I haven't beard of that. What Is "it's very simple," I told him. "yet very efficacious. I presume th:t some light from the street lamp or the moon usually gets into your bedroom? Well. where It strikes the wall you will be pretty sure to find spots that seem to stand out vividly from the dark back ground. Select one of these patches of brightness, one preferably not much larger than a silver dollar. Settle down comfortably in such a way that it will be within easy range of your vision without straining to see it Then gaze at it steadly. "Do not, however. try to stare it out of countenance, so to speak. Instead. let the muscles of your eyes relax until the spot appears to have a con fused outline. At the same time. If possible, think of nothing but the one Idea-*I am going to sleep!' "Before long your eyes will begin to feel tired, and they will gradually close. Open them and once more gze at the spot on the walL Again they will close. Again open them. Pres ently you will find it impossible to open them. and the next Instant you wll be asleep." Recently I again met him and found him full of enthusiasm. "That was a splendid scheme." said he. "I sleep like a top nowadays am asleep almost as soon as I touch the bed." Pro-Columbian Voyages. Concerning the subject of the discov ery of America John Fiske says: "Nothing can be clearer from a survey of the whole subjeot than that these pre-Columbian voyages were quite bar ren of results of historic Importance. In point of colonization they produced the two Ill fated settlements on the Geenland coast and nothing mot'e; otherwise they made no real addition to the stock of geographical knowl. edge. They wrought no effect what ever upon the European mind. In no sense was any real contact established between the eastern and western halves of our planet untH the great voyage of Columbus in 1492." Nature's Work. There is not a moment of any day of our lives when nature is not producing scene after scene, picture after picture, glory after glory, and working still upon such exquisite and constant prin ciples of the most perfect beauty that It is quite certain that It is all done for us and intended for our perpetual pleasure.-RuskiL. Considerate. "Young man, I'm sure I heard you kiss my daughter." "Did you, sir? Next time r'I tip over a chair or shuffle my feet." Cleveland Plain Dealer. Creation lives, grows and multipu": Man Is bot a witness.-Victor Hugo. APPAREL SHOP FOR MEN AND LADIES Ev'erything of the best fcr the personal wear and adorn ment of both sexes. We fill mail orders carefully and promptly. DAVID OUTFITTING COMPANY, SCharleston, S. C. FOLEY'S HONEYmTAR The eniniaI LAXATIVE coeagh remedy. or coughs, colds, throat and lung troublesr. No opiates. Non-alcoholic. God or everybody. Sold everywhere. FOLEYS HONEY and TAR is in aYlowpackage. Refuse substitutes. Prepared only by Foley ? Company, Ch~icago. W. E. BROWN & Co. Woodmuen of the World. Meets on second Monday nights at Visiting Sovereiens invited. W. C. DAVIS. J- A. WEINBERG. DAviS & WEINBERG, 1ATTORNEYS AT LA W, .\MANNING, S. C. P'rompt attention given to collections. s. o. rn. s. ,urvxa o RYAs. PURDY & O'BRYAN, A ttorneys and Counselors at Law, MANNING, S. C. CHARLTON DURANT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AWNNNG S. C. Supervisor's Quarterly Report. The following Report of Claims approved for the First Quarter of the fiscal year 1910. showing number, in whose favor, for what purpose, and amount, is published in accordance with the requirements of the law No.! NAMl AND PURPOSH. ANT 641L M Coker. bridge work.................. .... ....... 152 6.2G A Holladay, Constable salary................ ...... 37 643;J E Richbourg, Magistrate salary.... . ....--. -- ......... 25 00 644!Broadway Brothers, lumber......... ............. - ----... 36 60 645 T E DuBose. et a], chain gang guard........................ 90 00 646:L B Griffin, com for cbain gang-....-.... -----......... 25 20 64W F Spiegner, hay for chain gang... .. . -......... .... 388 19 64$;L B Griffin, bridge work...........-. ... .... ..... ..... 001 6491E B Gamble. jail report.......... ..... ... ....... 74 401 650 R P J Lackey, Constable salary-.... .............. ......... 25 00| 651 T E Hodge, lumber....... .......... ...- -....... .. 4 441 65-"T J Tisdale, Board Equalization .. ...... ................. 2 001 653 W E Jenkinson Co, office supplies ...-...... -.......... 4 50 654 E J Browne, postage & etc.... .... ....................... 25 27 655 C B Geiger. professional services............... .... ...... 1700 656C B Geiger, road work....... .. .... .. ....... ....... .... 12 04 657 J E Arant, medicines for chain gang............. .- . 26 35 65 Summerton Mercantile "o, supplies poor and chain gang. 55 09 659P M Gibbon, Board Equalization..... ........... ............ 4001 660;N D Thames, conveying prisoners.............. ........... 15 750 661;W E Flemming, Magistrate salay. ....-. - .................. 12.6 50i 6621R A Brown, tools for road work. ....... ....... ............. 4 50 663;R E McFaddin, expenses board to convention Columbia.....- 28 4 664!Dr J M Woods, professional services... ..... .... ..... 19 00 665:H F Stack, Magistrate salary................... .... ..... 28 83 666:. H Allsbrooks, Board Equalization................ - .... . 600 667J C Johnson, road work. ... ............ ....... ..... 668ISamuel Johnson, Board Equalization.................. ..... 5 50 669!J C Daniel, Board Education.. ...... ................. ... 1 00 670J P Turberille, Magistrate salary.............. ....... 6683 671!Thos E Turbeville, Magistrate's special Constable............ 2 00 62 A R Chandler, supplies chain gang.......... .............. 4 75 673Cousar & Kennedy, lumber.......................... ..... 3 30 674 Jno W Clark, Board Equalization ......... .................. 4 00 675:E M Kennedy, Board Equalization.......... . ............ 11 00 676: Mrs S M Younan , corn for chain gang.... ........- . ..... 31 50 67 ,Cbarlton DuRant, Secty, Ins prem on new court house...... 121 58!. 67 ;C S Lowder. special Constable to Coroner.................... 2 00;] 671JW M Ridgeway, road work..................... ...... 18 00 680Laurence Scott, ditching.......................... ....... 4 92 681iJ H Lesesne, County Attorney's salary in part.... .......... 62 50 1 682; Dr W R Mood, professional services................... 10 00 683 A E Griffin, supplies to poor.... ...-........................ 3000 68The D Levi Co, road supplies............................. 3 75 685 The D Levi Co. supplies to poot-............. .............. 98 50 686!David Levi, Board Equalization............... ........... 400 . 687J H King, Board Equalization.. ........ .... ............. 11 00 688:Dr C E Gamble, Board Equalization..-........ .............. 10 00 6891F M Harvin, professional services ...... .................. . 1000 690 E J Browne, balance 1909 salary .............. ..... ..... 11 50 691 E B Gamble, Sheriff and Deputy salary.... ................ 0 001 692 B A Johnson, supplies chain gang.. . ........... . ........ 2i4 75 693B A Johnson, supplies poor..................... ......... 47 00 694ILouis Levi, supplies chain gang................ ... ........ 26 801 6951E C Dickson, Magistrate salary........ ...... ........ .... 2500, 6961E C Dickson, Magistrate salary. .......................... 25 00 697E C Dickson, Magistrate salary..... ......... ......-------- 5 00 698 E C Dickson, Magistrate salary........................... 5 00 699 E C Dickson, Magistrate salary............... 2500 700 E C Dickson. Magistrate salary. ..... ......... . .. . .... 2500 701 E C Dickson, Magistrate salary........................... 25 00 702 E C Dickson, Magistrate salary........................... 2 5 00 7031E C Dickson, Magistrate salar ... --................... .... 2500 704 E C Dickson, Magistrate salary............................ 25 00 705 E C Dickson, Magistrate salary............... ... ........ .2500 706 F N Thoimas, supplies to poor............... ............. .100 707 F -N Thomas, Board Equalization. ... ...... ..............-- - 7O8 H C Baggett. Coroner's salary &c ................ .------.......... 17 16 709 J M Windham, lunacy claims............................. 2350 710 E H Kennedy. Constable salary.......................... 18 71. 711 S C Tui beville, supplies to poor............................ 78 00 712 Pumius Charles, road work. ..... .. ................... .75 71 J H Lowder. Constable salary. ................ .... ....... 2275 713 W A Dyson. lumber ... .......... .... ....... ...... ...... 19 15 74 E S Oliver, surveying Rutledge county......... ........... 72 00 715 Bultman Brotherm, shoes for ehain gang-... ................. 42 00 716 L C Stakes, professional services........... ............... 1000 717 Laurence Soott, ditching............................ - -2 15 718 Manning Hardrare Co, supplies chain gang and court house 135 41 719 H A Allsbrooks, road work................... ............. 600 720 A I Barron. Clerk of Court salary........... .. ............ 150-00 721 Laurence Scott, ditching.....-..-..-----.---.------.--...... 6 30 723 Joel Benbow, Magistrate's Constable..-...... ............... 833 72 NL Shirer, Magistrate's Constable.......... .......... 75 0 224 A J Rich bourg, Magistrate salary..- ...............---.-- ...250 725 A J Richbourg, Magistrate salary..................----.. - ---- 25 00 1 C H Baggett, expenses bringing paupeR.................... 800 2 M E Brunson, Board Equalization..-..-.----.-..-.-.-.-.--.-.....400 $ P H Broughton, Board Equalizationl..- .--.-.-.-.-.---.-.-.....400 4 Dr IM Woods, professional services-..--.---.-.--............3000 5 Jack Holladay, corn for chain gang.-...........-..-..-- .......18 75 6 Heriot Brothers, su pplies court house and poor.............. Ii 25 7 P Buddin, Board Equalization.........--..--..--..--..........11 00 1 8Clarence Fleming, Constable salary......... ................ 75 00 9 Clarence Fleming, Constable to Coroner satary........-........200 10 Summerton Furniture Company. coffin to pauper............6 00 11 P Gibbon, road work....-...-...--------------.-------.--.- 11 75 .12 E J Buddin, road work..............-..--.----.---------1-.-17 13 E L lFairey, lumber..........--.-----------------------------88 -14ieo MHiekS,lutmber..-.......--.---.-.---------------.----.. 00 158 M Geddings, road work. ..-..-.............----------.---- 4 00 161,J E Reardon, et a), guard chain gang................ ....... 7541 17 R C WVells, Clerk salary........ ...........------.----------...16 66 18 R P DuBose,saarForeman chain gang..... ..-..-.--..... 26 00 191 P B Hodge, Board Eqaization.-........... ...--.-.-.--.----- 13 20 2OlGeo Tindale', Board qualization....-.-.-.-- .......... 6 00 211W E Tisdale, Board Equalization. ..... .----.. . 6 00 22jW HHolladay, rdad work...-.-.............-..-..------.--- 150 231 Laurence Scott, ditching......-------.--------...... ........7 61 2411) H Means, Insurance on court house......... ............368 25 Laurence Scott, ditching-..-..............--.--------.-----3--54 26 W M Davis, Board Equalization...........-.--------------- 4 00 27 A B Windham, road work. ..--........-----------.---------- 7'0 28IW MI-.avis, road work....................-..---------.. - ...5 50 291S W McIntosh, Board Equalization.......-..----------.-----.-4 00 30'J R Barrow, Board qualization..... .....--..--............ 13 00 31) E R Plowden, Board 'qualization.........----............5 00 32jS C McKenzie, road overseer..-........-.........--------... ---- - 10 00 331 R E Burgess, Board Equalization..-...-..-. ...............~.00 34) Luther McFaddin, Board Equalization.....- .---..--.-.-..-.-.-.- 11 00 35 H McFaddin, road work-......---.-----.------.----.----- .'55 36 L D Sports. Board guard and convicts .-....-........ ........9 50 37 L S Barwick, Magistrate salary.......--.--.-..-..-..-.--.--.--.-..833 3L P Fleming, road work..-.............-.-----.------ .-.....4*5 39 R S Elliott, supplies to poor.............. -..----.--. .... 24 00 40Wilson & Bradley, supplies to poor................-------... 10 501 418 J Bowman, refund overpaid taxes........ ....----.--..... 33 91L 42 W G Frierson, Board Equalization..........-.. --- ...-....... 4 00' 433J8 Cantey, Board Equalization .-.---.-..---.-..--..-......... 9 80 44 A P Brock, Board Equalization..........-....-. .------------ . 980 453J T Richburg, Constable salary... .. .........--.-- ..-..--.-- ..-..- 8 33 463J T Richburg, Constable salary...........-.. ..---...... 8 33 47 A J Richburg, Magistrate salary..-...--...-...-.. -- - --00 4SlA J Richbur'g, Magistrate salay.-.----------------------- 50 491A J Richburg, Magistrate salary....... .-.-..-.--.-..-.--.-..-.- 2500 SC A J Richbnrg, Magistrate salary.....--.-.-.-.-.-.---.-.-.-..--2-0 51,J D Rutledge. Board Equalization...-....------------.------.6 00 s2IL T Fischer, Board Equalization.......-.......-..---.. ----- . 600 SDr W M Brockinton, professional services...-..... ... ...... 3300 54 Dr W 31 Brockinton, professional services........--.--.-..-...-1000 g Louis Appelt, printing and stationery...-.......----.. --- 9 5(l A J Richburg, Magistrate salary..-......- .......---.. ------ 25- 00 51 A J Richburg, Magistrate salary.....-.---..-.-.--.--.--.-.--.-.- . - -0 g lA J Richburg, Magistrate salary.-...........-....-.-.----.--.-00 59'A J Richburg, Magistrate salary.-.-......-------..--------- ---0 60 A J Richburg. Magistrate salary.. ..-.-....-.-.---.---.-.--.----00 61 A 3 Richburg, Magistrate salary..-....-............ ........2. 00 6.,R E McFaddin, freight on road machine..........-- - 61C S Lowder, Coroner's Constable-..-.....-.-.--.--.--.-.......... 400, 64,C H Castine. road work..... ..-..---.---.--.----.. 65 Laurence Scott, ditching--....- ..-...-.----------.....i 15 38) 66 E J Buddin, bridge work.................--.-----.------ .-- ..6 24 67 F C Thomas, bridge work and corn....--...--...... .........5501 6Sj R P J Lackey, Constable salary..........-- ....... -- 1. 501 6 E P Gjeddings, road work......... ...------.......... 10 00 7O Jno SWatt. Board Equalization.......-..----.---.---------2 40 71 R E McFaddin, salary January and February...-..... .......150 001 - 2R C Wells, salarv January and February.........-.-..-.--.-..-.- 16 GG1 7Dr 3 L Dickson, professional services....----------..--.----- 1-- 3 001 74 E B Gamble. repairs to jail...-....--.----.-.-..-.-..-.-.--.-.--.-1-3 -0-1 75E B Gamble, conveying prisoner............- ---- .-.-..-.-2 - 761E B Gamble, conveying prisoner.......-......--.-.-.--.---. -6 7"1E B Gamble, dieting........-.-------..-------------------7 7$ E B Gamble, conveying prisoners..-.--.-.-.----.--------.--.- . 250 791E B Gamble, dieting...-.......-........-..--.-----.---.----- ---'-0 80:E B Gamble, conveying prisoners......-----...-..-------...- - 81 E B Gamble, conveying prisoners....-..-..- .--..-.-.-.-.--.-.-.-0 gliE B Gamble, conveying prisoners..........-...-.-...--.-.-.- .2 - 8:1 E B Gamble, office expense 1909.......-..--.-.-.-.---.-.-.-.-.-.-5 &i E B Gamble, conveying prisoners..... ... -..-.-.---.-.--.-.---.-5 85 A I Barron, office expense 1909...-.... .-..-.-.--.--.--.-.--.-.-28- -0 SCJohn Gill, cleaning court house............-..-.---.--.--.---.-11- 3 50 881H F Stack. Magistrate salary...........-.--..--..-.. -- 30 $9'Laurence Rose. road work...........-- .... ------ ---- - s01D H Means, interest on loan S F commission.-......... 1750 91;A SBriggs, llumber ...-....---..--........------------- 6 00 921Geo Samuels, road work......-.....------.---..-..--.- -- - - 94~J D Gjerald, balance Commissioner's salary............. -..I 3 954T P Brown, road overseer............... 96dThe Bank of Manning. court expenses....... ...--.-.-.--.-. 97;R E Smith, road overseer..........-.......------------.. -2 9/J R Barrow, road work...........-.......-------..-.-..--- - - 90|C F Rawlinson, lumber...............-.-------------.....13 401 10)IJ M Graham. road work....-......---..--..------------6 00 1013J S Bell, work at jail.........--------..........------:---..t 73 10Greenwood Handkerchief and Mfg Co. convicts clothing. .. 74 50 10f C F Dingle, lomber and bridge work..............- ..- .s---s --- 3 so 104L L WVells, salary January and February............... ...10. blos C BGieger, road work....-..-.....-.-.---.-..-.-.-.-.--.-.--.-.-1-310 10 i The Bank of Manning, loan to take up back claims...........543 97 106i G Thames. Board Equalization........... -.---...-.-..-.- - -) 10711 N Tobias, Board Equalization..............-..-.-..-.-..---13- -0 1OS'A P Burgess. Auditor's salary............--.-...----...----0 u10;W T Kelly, Constable salary ------- -- - 1113 P Turbeville. Magistrate salary . . .. . . ....t..... % 33 112|W T Lesesne. Board Equalization... ....--- 4 00 113W T Kelly, Magistrate salary.............. .......... C 2 114J M Woods, Magistrate salary............................. 25 00 115W T Kelly. Magistrate salary.............................. 2 5 116 J hl W indham, lunacy claims .. . ...........--...... -o ------- 6 00 I17 The Bank of Manning, intere- on court house county bonds 1,800 00 118IR D White, road overseer. ..................... .......... I 00 119 E H Kennedy, Constable salary........................ . . 12 50 120 Summerton Hardware Company, road tools................. 11 45 121,A J White & Co. coffins for paupers.......................... 16 00 122,Marcus McFaddin, witness ticket.............. : ...... 1 50 1231W A Avant, witness ticket................................ 00 124iA A Broadway Board Equalization.....................-- -- 00 125'B A Johnson. supplies chain gang........................ 210 29 iTotal........................ .................... 1,0 Attest: R. E. McFADDIN, R. C. WELLS. Temp. Clerk Board. Supervisor Clarendon Co. A Regular Tom-Boy gas was Susi-climbing trees and fences, blllIU IN g VIIIi jumping ditches. whitling, always get- I ,ing scatches. cuts, sprains, bruises. bumps, burns or scalds. But laws' Her nother just applied Bucklen's ArnicalMany a Manning House 3alve and cured her auick. Heals every ,ing healable -Boils, Ulcers, Eczema, )ld Sores, Corns or Piles. Try it 25e Will Find Them Lt all druggists. The Canfederte Mout. Tohavethepainsandachesofabad The movement so long neglected has back removed: to be entirely free from Lt last begun to erect a monument to annoying, dangerous urinary disorders ,be memory of the heroes who wore the is enough ti- make acy kidney tufferer tra,-soldiers whose record was the grateful. To tell how this great change narvel of the civilized world. Clarendon can be brouzht about will prove com 3ow proposes to place upon the court fortiug words to hundreds of Manning 3ouse square a suitable mark of its pa-, readers. riotism by having erected a shaft in S. C. Brown, 12 Canal St.. Sumter, S. ionor of those who responded and laid C., says: -11 used Doans Kidney Pills own their lives upon their country's and they did me more good than all the .ltar. All contributions sent to THE other remedies I had previously tried. dAxxING TniEs will be acknowl".-"od I suffered severely from alame back and ,brough its columns. some days was not able to work. I was . H. Lesesne.............$1000lhard formetostooporlift, Icould not Louis Levi.................1000 rest well and no pcttion I assumed was red Lesesne ... ........ ....1000 comfortable. In the morning upon aris Qrs. E. Appel...............1000 in' my bac was so lame that I could David B. Jones.. ............1000 hardly get about. The kidney secre ). L. Green................. 00 tions a contained sediment and were M. Mason ...................100 too frequent in passage. I finally pro i F. Ridgeway ............... 1 00 cured Doan's Kidney Pills and they 1. M. Strange.................. 500 cured me. I have not had a lame back 6V. T. Wilder...... ........ . 5 00 since and the secretions from my kid t. R. Harvin, Tadmor. Tex..... 10 00 neys do not annoy me. I am in good ________________ health at present and give Doan's Kid ney Pills the credit." A Nice Calculation. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Two very dear old ladles walked up Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, to the window where tickets were to sole agents for the United States be sold for two popular concerts. They Remember the name-Doan's-and anted tickets for both nights; but, takenoother. 0las, those for the second evening were all gone' This was the HE GUESSED IGHT. popular cutertainment of the two. "I'm so sorry,. my dear:" pattered Now see if You Can Tell Which Fair ne of the old ladies to the other. "We One He Selected. dd want to go. didn't we, and we wanted to go both nights?" st cetain Taccod to he "You couldn't give us two tickets lady in wht one r e o e ror each night?" Inquired the other Ild nwiei h rsneo h f the clerk, sutan. As soon as the ceremony was A the cnywher co cu e the W ide mysteriously dis "No. ma'am."aperd "You hav~l't two seats anyWhere ror the second niTthe gom s led Into an adjoining "No. ma'am. Couldn't give you nose room, where stood twelve ldles all room." dressed In white. but wlhout veis A great resolution beamed upon her Choos from the twelve," exclaimed entle face. the soverein -her that is your bride." "The'n," said she firmly, "give me As the man had never seen her face Eour tickets for the frst night. We the command bewildered him. will make them do." qf you make a mistake," added his "Why, sister," quavered the other. majesty. our life shall Pay the for -you're going to Invite somebody?" felt." "No." said she. "but If we can't go The poor ma walked up and down both nights"- She paused, bewilder- the row of beauties, but saw nothing d, quite out of her calculation. Thenwht r to ad his choice. i happy thought struck her, and she "Yuhvonyamutle."ye idded, "We'll go twice the first night." e h utni ne."hoea -Youth's Companion. oc! ion Fondles A Child. gv i ohn leta tn In Pittsburg a savage lion fondled thestr.Oeoth rmann tw iand that a child thrust into his cage.frweteohrsid."e Janger to a child is sometimes great ~ oe"h huh,"sm hen least regarded. Often it comes bie o h xrse e ipes brough Colds, Croup. and Whoopingur dimaenetmyIorc. ough. They slay thousands that Dr. o.hesitoimlf"Imute ing's New Discovery could have saved,.h mln nfrsedsrst n A few doses cured our baby of a very methr" ad case of Croup," writes Mrs. George L Davis, of Flat Rock, N. C. "We al- AfedbangtesbctIhi rays give ito him when he takes cold. mn ni i iewsu ebll 's a wonderful medicine for babies."maeasecinfo thtw.H est for Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe, Asth-wsscesflHehdraidhs na. Hemmorrhages, Weak Lungs. 50c. bie hc a h-h n h 100 Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by fondo h n h mld Do youever wnderdwyWpoetFtald The o muh aout lowrsDid ouver Toa hrae t paif d. achses ofa ad themDon'tyou tink apoembhich remohved ctrof e noe.y therom or torthesak o beng rigna, soul angn. oug daneosnl uriny disoders leav the ou woud b lik ths h enough bte maked auy keidned ::offeer deatefus. 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I paiateveroytake Your Choice. 10 cntsfortakng hoe wth Y Fom have ohny L ucte lethiesl ownumbeil."-ew orkPree. d euz ulan t nhnght "Chooaysee at -aTe hlo pooeites the mud lined Mr. saa CootCmmad.rOfnaovef the minngtw PotKean",Il..wits:Fr lng fod wat towthe griudTe ofi time Irwaning oeee".heithobackachesand pain acrss m kineys bot "todo, heesad thim se "to ment mbe monhs goI sared ang oly Kd-thel siferene for the qualires o the ~evPils ndsoo sw he' eredon ftede-batingr tesbeti i ~ust ainclaimed.hiskeimeonwaskipghthemld-y andadeoa seaection from the two.,Hen. the painfulcbladder misery isgallegone. he t man of Nauriend.n o!~ A T R Lik olee wner Pill sowel talt roamuc about h erndshl Did oueerrI~nsadChlr orthe aeer oppeigorunitl, should e idYo av laj ouh llsur eld Stop Tthen Cof time The Bak of Maing, Manning, S. C. Capital stock.................. $40,000 Surplus...... ............. ... 40,000 Stockholders' Liability ........ 40,000 Total Protection to Depositors. $120,000 START YOUR BOY " the right way. Good habits nstilled n the youth will- bear good fruit " after years. Whether it be tho mail 6countof the boy or a business account if the man that is entrusted to us we an guaranteed perfect satisfaction YOUR HOUSE. [hen if fire comes you will be saved aany a worry and MANY A DOLLAR. n this age of the world when the pro ectioa of a good Fire Insurance Policy sts so little, and the risk of fire is ,so reat, it is simply poor business to go ininsured. I f. K. Ifswim I Im E. C. HORTON, Manager. Hacker Mfg. Cox SUCCESSORS TO (eARLTO.. S. C WeMannfactnre Doors, Sash and Blinis~ Columns and Balusters: Grilles and Gable Ornaments; Screen Doors and Windows. WEDEAL IN - Glass. Sash Cord and Weights. A. J. WHITE & CO., Successors to, W. E, JENKINSON 00. UNDERTAKERS. ,We have bought the Undertaking )epartment of W. E. Jenkinsof Co. .nd will keep on hand a complete line if Coffins and Caskets. We are also >repared to do Embalming. Will also arry a line of Picture~ Mouldings 'and lass for framing pictures., Under Masoaie Hall. A. 3. WHITE & CO., A. J. WHITE. JE., Mgr. WHEN YOU COME TO TOWN CALL AT WEL LS' SH AVING SALOON Which in4 atted up with an eye to the comfort of hiis anatomners. .... HAIR CUTTNG IN A LISTYLES. SH AVIN(. aND ' SH A MPOO!M* Done with neatness' and dispatch..... ...-.. .extended... k.laning~ Times Block. j H. LESESNE. ATTORNEY AT LAW, MANNING. S. C. R. JOHN H. MORSE, YETERNARIAN, f;rad4ute Uni'er'~y Penns~rvania.) Sumter. S. C. omce 'Phone:.7.Re~dence 'Pbonle. 12 R. J. FRANK GEIGER. DENTIST, MANNING, S. C. R. .1. A. COLE, DENTIST, Cptairs over Bank of Manning. .\ANNING. S. C. Phone No T. stesg ehe cough and heel 1Unga Dr. King's New LifePills The bae.t in the worid.