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ops Neuralgia l Pains t] Sloan's Liniment has a t< soothing eficct on the t nerves. It stops neural- S gia and sciatica pains in stantly. Here's ProoF D Mr. C..M. Dowker vi Juhi.-she: C Mich., wie:- soa' inm::is the best :nedicine in th: w'orld. 1: h.s relieved mu o: Neuralgi.. 1Thosu pi n have a", gone and I can truy .aV yVe. Liniment did s:op them." Mr. Andrew F. Le.ar . -.0 ry Cumuberlaud. 'Md.. writes:- 1 have used stoan's Linir..ent r Nmida d and I cerminly do pr:i.c .: ver-- much. 9 SL is the best remedy for rheu- t ratism, backache, sore - throat and sprains. - At all dealers. Price 25c.,50c.and $!.00 S oan's book on Horses. C.3:le, r Hogs and Poul- 3 try sent free. Address Dr E arl S. Sioan r t il That Held Him. A Yauee clinched his heated argu- b ment with :1n Englishman as to the t relative size of the Thames and Mis- I sissippi) by saying: "Why, look here. mister, there ain't enough water in the whole of the Thames to make a gargle for the mouth of the Mississippi." Husbands. "The majority of husbands complain that their hands are always in their pockets." 'They do, do they? Then why don't they find there the letters they have forgotten to mail for their wives?'- L Baltimore American. Seeking an Expert. "How are you at picture puzzles?" "Pretty fair." "Maybe you can put together these forty odd parts I hare taken' out of my -uwtomobile."-Washington Herald. Pulled Him Through. "Yes. the doctor has pronounced me cured." "What did he treat you for?" "A small bank account.--Life. Intaking ahid outgiv'ing. getting and giving good-that is o'ur main business. V --C. G. Aies. Almost Lost His Leg. - S. A Stid of Macon. Mlich., wil! never1 forget his terrible exoosure to a mneret less storm. ''It gave me a dreadful cola." he writes, "'that. caused severe pains in my chest, so~ it was hard for meu to breathe. A neighbor gave me severalt doses of Dr'. King's New Disco;ey 1 which brought irreat relitfi The doctotr said I was on the vere of pneumonta.- . but to continue with the Dis overy. Ii did so and two bottles completely cited me." Use only this quick, safe. reliabl medicine fox' coughs, colds. or n throat ox' lung trouble. Price 50c at.d S1.00. Trial bottle fr'ee. Guaranteed by aill druuziists.( Pleasant For Him.a Blowe-But I asked you, my dear girl, to keep ouri little alfair ser'ret for' the present. His lutended- -I couldn't help it. That hateful M1iss Oldun said C the reason I wasn't married was be eause no fool had :.sked me. so I up and told her you had.-L~ondon Tele- d gtraph. _______ A Case of Arbitration. A rat and a weasel found an egg1 They arbitrated about it. A cat was the arbitrator. He promptly awarded the egg to the rat. The rat ate the egg. t The cat then ate the rat. The cat be lieves in arbitration. The rat doesn't. -Japan 3Iusashino.u Had It All Over Again. "The other night I went to an ama teur' theatrical performance. and then f 1 went home and had a terrible dream. "What did you dream?" "I dreamod that I went to it again." Domestic Note. Gibbs-So your wife's will is law. Dlbbs--Tes, but I can sometimes bribe her not to enforce it.-Bostoni Trami script. A Warning Against Wet Feet. Wet and chilled feet usually affecct the I mucus membrane of the nose, throat and lungs, and la crippe, bronchitis or pneumonia may result. Watch careful ly, particularly the children. and for the rachitg stuhhorn coughxs giver Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It soothes the inflamed mnembranes, andi he'tis the cough quickly. TPaLu no subl Emergency Rations. On active service every English sol dier carries what is knowvn as an emei' gency ration, though its use i~s forbid den except by the order of an oflicer o.r in extremity. When occasion for ius use arises the center band is torn off. and two tinis aire disclosed. One tin b contains one-quarter pound of c'oncexu- t. trated beef aind the other one-quarter ' pound of cocoa peaste. These i'ations can be eaten dry. but if water is avail- a able greater benefit can be derived. An ounce of the beef boiled for an hour makes a pint of tea; by' simmer ing onie ouuce of the cocoa haste in a I pint of water for a quarter of an hotur 2 a liquid cocoa of good strength is ob tained. If the ration is eaten in small quantities at a time it is calculated to maintain strenaeth for thirty-six hours. CASTORIAiy For Infants and Children. The Kind You Rave Always Bought A Great Qucen's Letters. -we may wouder if the world will ;er be allowed to see the private cor !spondence amassed by the late Queen ictoria," says a writer. "It is stored ;vay in a strong room built into the aills of Buckit.ghan palace, and the aeen shared her confidence with no ae. So long as she was physically ble to do so she opened and closed ie safe herself and arranged its con mts. When she was too feeble to do iis she employed an old and trusted ?cretary. but even he had to work .nder the royal eye. le was never al )wed to keep the keys nor to read the tters that he handled. "Queen Victoria was always a volu inous letter w-riter. and she was i Dnstant communication with most of ie royalties in Europe. Every do iestic secret and privacy of royalty uring half a century is said to be rep sented by the contents of this won erful safe. and it is easy to believe at the modern historian would End is hands full if he were permitted to rowse among these letters. "Dut probably he will have to wait few hundred years. and then his opular audience will be a languid one. is one of the ironies of life that we an never have things when we want em."--Chicago News. Snake Killing Ants. It is difficult to believe that ants will ill snakes. but such is the case, and ientists have discovered that in cer uin regions this class of reptile has no iore persistent enemy. The large red rown forest ants are the most im lacable. and a curious thing about the ttack of these tiny creatures on the eptiles is that they kill It for food and ot on account of natural antipathy. Then some of these ants catch sight f a nake they arouse the whole com 2unity at once. In platoons and bat alions the little fellows set upon it. triking their -nippers" into its body ad eyes at thousands of points at ace. So rapidly is this done that the nake has no chance of escaping. He oon be-omes exhausted and dies igno inously. The ants then tear off the esh. gradually stripping off the skin ud working inside it. Not until they ave carried away everything except be bones and the skin do they abandon heir prey. When "Lloyd's" Was a Coffee House. The man who gave his name to the :reat maritime institution, Lloyd's, vas not. as might be supposed. a fnan er or a shipowner, but only a humble offee house keeper. Of his history othing is known save that he kept a offee house in Lombard street at the eginning of the eighteenth century. hicb. from its p..xlmity to the Royal xchange. eame to be a favorite assem ng place of the underwriters. The rst mention of his house occurs in a oem. "The Wealthy Shopkeeper." pub shed in 1700: 'hen to Lloyd's coffee house to go be never fails ' read the letters and attend the sales. In 1710 Steele dated some numbers f the Tatler from Lloyd's. and Addi n also makes mention of the coffee ouse in the Spectator.-London Chron Flying Fish. Flying fish swim in shoals 'rarying a number from a dozen to a hundred r more. They often leave the water t once, darting through the air in the me direction for 200 yards or more, nd then descend to the water quickly, isig again and then renewing their light. Sometimes the dolphin may be een in rapid pursuit, taking great aps out of the water and gaining pon his prey, which take shorter and horter flights, vainly trying to escape, til they sink exhausted. Sometimes he larger sea birds catch flying fish the air. The question whether the ying fish usetheir fins at all as wings not fully decided. The power of ight is imited to the time the fins re ittin moist. Bright Boy. "What is your name, little boy?" ueried the street car conductor of a mall passenger wLs was traveling lone. "Willie Jones," was the reply. Whats your name?" "John Wood." answered the conduct "Wood!" exclaimed the little fellow. Why, I thought wood was a noncon uctor."-Chicago News. Inherited, as It Were.. Professor-Yes, sir, your daughter is retty well grounded in French. but will, of course, take some time and rouble for her to acquire fluency. Fa er-Well, you know, that's rather trange to me. I had an idea that the uency would have come sort of nat rl to her.-Exchange. A Blase Kid. "Do you love your parents. Regi "Oh. yes!" "And why do you love your parents. :eginld" "Oh. It's the conventionat thing!" .ouisville Courier-Journal. His Position. "What was at the bottom of that ight between Thompson and. Jimp "Jimpson was till Thompson was iulled off." Then Every One Laughed. "Yes" said a man who had just nar ated a funny story'. "it was enough to ake a donkey laugh: I laughed till cried!" Greatness lies not in being strong, ut in the right using of strength. ~eeche-. Shocking Sounds the earth are sometimes heard be re a terrible earthquake, that warn fthe coming peril. Nature's warnings re kin. That. dull paid or ache in the ack warns v-ou the Kidneys need at Dtionl .! vou would escape those dar. crous malad ies, Dr-opsy, Diadetes or ;iches dis,-ase. Take' Electric Bitter s ' ::ce aad see backache~ fly and ali iirbet~ feeliang. retur'n. "My son re elvedi great b'-eel: from their use for idnyv and bladde: trouble." writes t is --ttain f a great kinney medicne." 'yit. 5') cents at all dl.rgaits. "There atre very few real op'timlists." emarked the contemplatire citizen. "'ht Is your idea of ai real op 'A man who can walk to work just s cheerfuly as if he were chasing a olf ball."-Washington Star. Friends and Foes. Dear to me is the friend, yet can I Lke even my very foe do me a -iend's part. .\y friend shows me -bat I a:n do: amy foe teaches me TOUCHING SCENES IN GEORGIA rhrongs of Health-Seekers Resemb Are Told That Would Heart of Atlanta, Ua., (Special.)-Stories of ttrknge and remarkable results that I mave been circulated in this city by 1 ruudreds of persons who have used -he new Root Juice treatment for rheumacism, stomach t rouble, kidney lisorders and similar COtuplaints. have reached even the humblest hov Als of the poor and destitute and hrongs of cripples and intirm have poured into the headquarters of the scientist's representative to beg or buy the strange new medicine that is said to exert its powerful influence Dver certain diseases in a manner that seems almost miraculous. i'ale faced, weak and sickly wid awed mothers. witrt ill-nourished in rants cluthing at their skirts have told stories of suffering, sickness. privation and despair that have caused strong men to turn away and hide their tears. Once healthy and able men now crippled by the ravages of merciless rheumaTism, with faces lined and drawn by pain and suffering, have hobbied in on cane and crutch, tell ing of families dependent upon them, of neglected little ones and 'sickly wives, begging just one bottle of the great new liquid that may possess the power to change their conditiou. strengthen their weak and stiffened muscles and enable them to care for the loved ones at home. Such persons have been given cards to be signed by any preacher or clergyman as a recommendation and which when returned properly filled out have been exchanged for full sized one dollar bottles. The cards are supplied by the main laboratories at Fort Wayne, Ind., and can be ob tained by any worthy and deserving poor person who needs medicine and has no money to pay for it. Not only have the poor people be come interested in the strange liquid, but persons in all walks of life; mer chants, business men, everyone is talking about Root Juice and its wonderful cures. So quickly and marvelously have some severv cases been cured that stories have betn circulated to the effect that the medicine possesses The Very Best Make. A commercial traveler remarked the other day to a storekeeper: "Get your self a cash register. It will keep strict and accurate account of all you re ceive and all you disburse. It will show what you save and what you squander. what you spend foolishly and what you spend wisely, where you should spread out and where you should retrench. what you waste and how you waste it" --But." said the storekeeper, "I've al ready got a cash register which does all that and more." "Whose make is it'?' asked the sales man, frowning. ."God's make," the storekeeper re plied, and with a smile at once rever ent and grateful he nodded toward his handsome wife seated in the cashier's eage.-Eschange. A Feat With the Feet. Place a cork upon the floor. Meas ure four lengths of your foot from it and, standing at this distance, attempt with one foot to kick the cork over and r'ecover position (both feet togeth er) so that the foot that does the kick ing does not touch the floor till it has returned to its mate. The efforts of any one trying to maiintain an equilib riunm in performing this stunt will arouse considerable mirth.-Womanl's World. How Cold Affects the Kidneys. Avoid takiua cold if your kidneys are sensitive. Cold congests the kidneys. throws too much work upon them, and weakens their action. Serious kidney trouble and even Bright's disease may resut. Strengthen your- kidneys, get ri of the pain and sorer~ess, build them up by the timely use of Foley Kidney Pills. Tonic in action. quick in result.1 Masks and Faces. Masks are of very ancient origin. In a tomb 3,000 years old at Mycenae Dr. Schliemann found two bodies with faces covered by masks of gold. One: of the masks represented the head of a lion. Among ancient Greeks the lion mak was a sign of distinction. With the Peruvians of old it was a mark of royal lineage. In a grave of considera-' ble antiquity in Peru a silver mask was found on the head of a mummy. The mummy of a prince who lived in the reign of Rameses II., discovered in a small vauit at Memphis. in Egypt, had a mask of gold leaf over the face. Blamed a Good Worker. "I blamed my heart for severe dis tress in my lef'. side for two years," writes W. Evans, Danville. Va.. "but I know now it. was indigestion. as Dr. King's New Life Pills completely cur ed me " Best for stomaeb. liver and kidney troubles, constipation. heajache or debilitv. 25c at all druggists. Blue Blood. Tfwo queens of England had a "bar maid" for grandmother. The story runs thus: A Westminster barmaid married her master, a publican. After his death she found a second husband in Mr. Hyde. a lawyer, who in later years became lord chancellor and Earl of Clarendon. A daughter of this union married the Duke of York and was the mother of Mary and Anne, queens of England.--Lonldon Tit-Bits. Our Lumbering Language. "By Jove." said Dubbs. "what's the matter with Tommy Rocks? Hie look ed to me as If he were just pining away." "Think so?" said Wiggles. "Why. I saw him last night. and be didn't look very spruce to me."-Judge. How the Engagement Was Broken. " can't make you out at all." he said angrily. "You're so fickle~ andi changeable. You're just ai riddle to "Yes?" replied his fiancee. "Since you're so stupid perhaps you'd better give me up."-Philadelphia Ledger. Naturally So. "All the parts in this play are fat parts."' "They have to be when the play it self is laid in Greece."-Baltimore Amr'ican. Smne people think they are entitled to a lot of credit for doing as they ENACTED S CAPITAL CITY le Walking Hospital and Stories Wring Tears Prom Steel. niraculous power, but this of course s ridiculous and untrue. Many of those who have used it, iowever. say that the good effect is elt so quickly that it does seem al nost like a miracle. Persons who for years have suffer d from loss of appetite. indigestion, tas on the stomach, pains. belching, :)ad breath, shortuess of breath, and )tler such symnptoms of severe and ,hronic stomach trouble say that the irst few doses produce noticeable Jenelit. Mr. P. C. Harrison, a well known >lumber of Atlanta. who has been ising the new treatment for rheuma 1:-m, met. a friend on the street the ther day who rem:arked: "How well you are looking: The doctor is bring ing you around in line shape." "Doc cor, nothing," Mr. Harrison replied, "I have not seen the doctor f.or three weeks. I have been using the new Root Juice treatment that everyone is talking about and am feeling fine." After telling of the above incident, Mr. Harrison said. "I have been suf ering from rheumatism and consti pation for five years and in wet or hangeable weather my joints would swell up and pain so terribly that I ould have to have thew lanced. T'he pain was terrific and sweat would tand out on my forehead in large drops. At times I had no appetite, eould not eat and could not sleep or work. A au' a plumber by trade and a now at work again. I have no more rheumatistu or swollen joints, Wy bowels are regular and I feel like my old self again, thanks to this reat medicine." Other well known persons who have suffered from indigestion, back aches, headaches, nervousness, sleep lessnzss, dizzy spells, weak kidneys and bladder, too frequent, scanty or burning urine, tired, worn out and run down feelings, report equally good results and many say that the first few doses made them feel better. The Root Juice medicine is being sold in immense quantities and drug gists everywhere say they have nev er known E. medicine for which the demand was so great. An Inherited Weakness. "Your daughter is improving," said a music teachr, "but when she gts I to the scales I have to watch her puet ty closely." "Just like her father." snid the mnhi er. "He made his money in the gro cery husiness." Served Them Right. He-They have dropped their anchor. She (ou her first trip)-Serves them right. It has been hanging over the side all day long. 'Tis not your posterity, but your ac tions. that will perpetuate your mem ory H-uttchinsonl. The Sound Sleep of Good Health is not for those suffering from kidney ailments and irregularities. The prompt. use of Foley Kidney PHis will dispel backache and rheumatism, heal and sti eagtben sore, weak and ailing kid nes. restore normal action, and with it health and strenatfl. Mrs. M. F. Spals bury. Sterling, Ill., says: "I suffered seat pain in my back amni kdneys. could not sleep at night and cou'd nut raise my hands over my head.. But two botlesolf FoleyvKid ney Pills cured me " Beethoven's Spider Friend. When studying the violin as a boy of eight It was Beethoven's custom to shut himself up alone In a little room because it was inhabited by' a spider which loved his music so much that when the boy played it left its web and came near to listen and at last climbed upon the arm with which lie was holding ihe bow The youing mu sician beca mue really fondl of the szpiderI But one day his nuntm entered the room while he wa playing. samw the spider walking along her rephmew's arm and Instantly k-nocked it off with a1 slipper and -crushed it. Young PReethovenm wept over hid de::ml friend amnd refused to play his violin amny more !t wab only after am lipse of thrtee wVes. andtm in ano: hcr reoom. that he resumed his stdies. and his first thoumght was to compose a plaintive mnelody to which e gave the title. "Flegy to' My Friendl Spider." ________ Strength of an Indian Beetle. One day am native servant brought mue a longicorn beetle whieh lie was carry ing by its feelers, while the beetle was carrying a stone wveighing nearly hall' a pound. But how the feelers could stand the strain ithe beetle was carried I this fashion for about forty yards. and ow t he legs could retain their hold of a heavy stone which they could not encompass I cannot conceive. The length of the beetle was 2%. Inch es, its feelers 3 Inches. and It weighed one-quarter ounce only. while the stone weighed 7% ounces. measured 3% by 2% inches and was 7 Inches in circum ferece.-Sera mvore lRengalI) Letter MST BELIEVE IT~ When Well-Known Manning People1 Tell It So Plainly. When public endorsement is made by a representative ctizen of .\an nin th ' proof is positive. You mnust believe i!.. Read this testimony Fvery bacekauhe sufferer, every man, woman or child with any kidney trouble will find proll' in the reading. William Hill, Mlanning. S. C , says: 'Doan's Kianey Pills did ms a gmeat deal of good and I am pleased to r* c - mend them. Mly kidneys w-re badly disordered and the kidney secretons contained sediment. I also had back ache and pains in my loin ;. When I beard of Doan's Kidney Pu;ls. I began their use and it was not long before the backache and lamieness left me together with the othe~r symptoms of kidney coma ulaint. I know what Doan's Kidney Pills will do and I am convinced of their; merits."' For sale by all dealers. Priee 50 cents. Foster-Milburtn Co., Buffalo, New York. sole agen,~ for the United States. Remember the name-Doan's-a umd take no other. Thes Lctnlsoree Amierican 'Miltior-Airo. * An Eigiish critie or -::eri0 r:,;'. writIng in the MetroimI::m . ays: "In Ameri- Ihe lot ur i. rwnh *l nan Is not a very happy one ie kl rery little to spend his. tntie., on i . England you might have :mn iueme of - L hundred thousand pounds a year and itill might possibly feel the want of noney. because the means of spending noney In England are almost unlim ted. In America a man who had four )r 6ve feudal establishments. with ' ;reat households of servants and de endents attached to each, a steam racht. a racing stable and a stud of notor cars would be an isolated. lone y and unoccupied man. There would )e no one to play with him. He might )ossess all these things. but he could 2ot do anything with them. They do iot belong to any recognized life In :he country. whereas in England the nan who is born to such possessions Inds a whole society of other people lso born to them whose life is spent n administering and using them. quite ften with a grave sense of duty. self mcrilfce and public service which Is eyond the comprehension of any but :he most intelligent Americans. simply because it Is beyond 1 heir experience." The First Fiank Attack. We have a record in the book of loshua of "the stratagem whereby Al vas taken." This tells us how 5.000 Men were set in imbush behind the I Ity. so that when the king of Ai and I bis hosts were drawn forward to the I Sgbt a flank attack was made with averwhelmineg success by the warriors )f Israel. Not less disastrous was the fate of Leonidas and his brave little band of heroes when the Persians at Ther mopylae. led by a traitor, took them in the rear. 4S0 B. C. It was by a masterly maneuver near ly 300 years later that Hannibal dealt one of his heaviest blows against the hosts of Rome. Having concealed his brother Mago, with 2,000 horse and foot soldiers, among the reeds, he en ticed the Roman forces across the river Trebla. The legions fought bravely and held their own until Mago. rising from ambush. attacked them in the re:ir aind routed them. Old Trotting Records. Dexter. 2:17%. held his record as ehmpion for four years. when it was wrested from him by Goldsmith Maid In 1871. whose mile that year was 2:17. Three years lter the Maid trotted to 0 a new mtark of 2:14. which was not beaten until 187. .when Rarus cliped three-quarters of a second, from the mark. St. lulian and Maud S. follow ed soon after with new records of 2:11% an= 2:10% respectively. This as in ISSI. and the mare held her place against all comers from that year until 1885. when to a high wheeled sulky She tri:"d the fastest mile ever recorded at that time and possibly the best ever chronicled under the same conditions, her time being 2:08%. Then along came the pneumatic tire with low wheel and exit the slow records. for since that innovation trotting marks have been held but a compara tively short time by any one horse. Horseman. What the Jury Deserved. Sir Matthew Beghie, chief justice ofj Britishi Columbia. once had before him a man charged with having killed an other man with a sandbag. The evi dence was conclusive, and the judge) charged the jury accordingly. but a verdict of "Not guilty" was promptly brought In. The judge was astonished. "MGentlemen of the jury," he said, "thi is your verdict, not mine. On your conscience the disgrace will- rest Many repetitions of such conduct as . yours will make trial by jury a horri-) ble farce and the city of Victoria a) nest of' crime. Go! I have nothing more 6o say to you." And then. turn - ing to the prisoner: "You are dis-7 charged. Go and sandbag some of those jurymen. They deserve It.". The State of South Carolina. County of ClafrIodo. By James M. Windham. Esq.. Probate WHEREAS, JT. 0. Hudson made suitI to me to grant him letters of administration of the estate and effects of A. . Hudson. These are therefore to cite and ad - monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said A 0. Hud son, deceased, that they be and) appear before me, in the Court of Pro-' bate to be held at Mianning on the 1 st day of February next. after p)ublication) he~reof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon.) to show cause, if any they hate. whyv the said administration should not be' ranted.unemyhnti t Given une yhuti 2th day of January A. D. 1911. JAMES M. WINDHIAM, fSEAL.) Judge of P robate. We solicit you r Cleaning and Pressing work, and promise prompt and good service. We have employ ed pressers and cleaner-s with experience, and all work entrust ed to us will be guaranteed. Send your chothes t) the Bon Ton Pressing Club. I Woodmuen of the World. Meets on First Monday nults at Visiting:SovereignS ivitea. - LOANS NEGOTIATED1 On First-Class Real Estate I Mortgages. Purdy & O'Bryan, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Manning,S. C.i JOHN G. CAPERS. (of South Carolina). Ex-Commihstoner Internal Rtevneue TOSEPH D. wRIGHT. CAPERSNEYS AT LAW Evans Ituibilna:. 1"1--1> hone Main C0691 CHARLTON DUJRANT, ATTORNEY AT LAw,~ MANNING. S. C. Prompt attention given to collections - FLEMIORYTafAR Remember . We have a positive COLD CURE. If taken by directions. when the first symptoms of Cold appear. and it does not cure, we will gladly refund the cost. 50 Cents for 12 Capsules. Dickson Drug Store. (Suceers to W. E. Brown & Co.) Protect Yourself against loss by firc with a polic: in a reliable company. Such in surance offers tihe one safe an sure protection. Have us issu you a policy to day. Who know but what to-morrow may be to late. Trouble often comes ove night. The Manning Realty an Insurance Agency. THE MANNING HARDWARE COMPANY Where Can be Found The Celebrated- Prosperity Farm Implements. The Beautiful Sanitary Wall Coat ing--ALABASTINE. The High-grade PAints and Varn ish Stains. The Incomparable 0. K. Stoves and Ranges. The Matchless for Strength Ameri can Wire Fence. The Everlasting Hickory Leather Collars. The Full Stock of Hardware, Enam elware and Crockery. The Hearty Welcome for all our Many Friends, at The MANNING HARDWARE COMPANY A Chewing Tobacco~ Bargain! We have about one hundred and fifty p,:ands of Plug Tobacco Slightly damaged whiich we offer at about half-price. This Tobacco will not last long at the above price. Come quick for yours. Manning Grocery Co.I Perveyors to Particular People. JUST ARRIVED. One Car of Selecti Horses and Mules | More coming in a few days. When in Man ning call at our Stables and let us show you what we can do for you. We are still headquarters for the best Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Etc. COFFEY & RIGBY.| TIRE TROUBLES are unavoidable, but we can lbe Iycu through them. We have ~1~large stock of New Tubes ar - - Tires on hand. and the price - are right. In fact, we are abi -' to supply all your wants an thank you for your business. HI. H-. BRADlIAM. BRING YOUR JOB ORK r TO THF TIMES OFFICE. FOR SALE! HERE IS A BARGAIN! 605 acres of Clarendon land wii be sold cheap, 300 acres cleared and stumped. This land is well located for farming. Chu rcb and school near. For particulars address, C. F. RAWLINSON & CO., Davis Station, S. C. APPAREL SHOP TFOR MEN AND LADIES Fl Everything of the best for the personal wear and adorni s ment of both sexes. oD We fill mail orders carefully rl and promptly. ,DAVID OUTFITTIN-6 COMPANY, Charleston. S. C W.K, TAVELt Civil Engineer AND Land Surveyor, Sumter, S. C. SOffice Over Bank of Sumter. W. C. DAVI S. J. A. WEINBERG. DAVIS & WEINBERG, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MANNING. S. C. R J. FRANK ~GEIGE1R. DENTIST, MANNING, S. C. . 0. PURDY. S. OLLVZK 0 BKYAN. PURDY & O3RMYAN, Attorneys-and Counselors at Law. MANNING. S. C. H. LESESNE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MANNING, S. C. Hacker Mfg. Co._ SUCCESSORS TO Seo. S. Macker & SoPn CHARLESToN, S. C. We Manufacture Doors. Sash and Blinds; Columns and Balusters: Grilles and Gable I Ornaments; Screen Doors and Windows. WE DEAL IN Glass. Sash Cord and Weights. Foley Kidney Pills. What They WIU Do for Your They will cure your backache , strengthen your kidneys, cor. rect urinary irregularities, build~ up the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Pre-. vent Bright's Disease and Dia Sbates, and restore health and Sstrength. Refuse substitutes. W. E. BROWN & CO. PElectri IBitters ISucceed when everything else fails. In nervous prostration and female Svgeaknesses they are the supreme Sremedy, as thousands have testined. FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND "STOMACH TROUBLE Sit is the best medicine ever sold over a druggist's counter. p DR. 3. A. COLE, DENTIST. d Upstairs over Bank of Manning.. MANNING. S. C. Phone No 77. For Sale-One loL in the Town of: d Foreston, containing two acres, with a. d welling thereon. and a tract of land. near Foreston conte~ining ten acres, all' the said property is deeded to Zinek Broo'n, and will be sold on reasonable. teras. Address Louis Broom, Man j'nigS. C.__ - IT ER ALiOUNxzr DR.lING'S NEW DISCO VERV Will Snrelv Stop That Cannh.