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fcr-i Sw VMM*, ?y tt? hundreds ^ mmd tata too Im the prlvmc* wlthomt their having to ct Ml? qn?tlomiagm mm4 off mamt mxamtlnatlona. Sek women are invited to oonsult I All correspondedoe held at sacredly Medical Association, R. V. Pierce, 1A. nilCB I UUAT FAMILY 1> MwHc<l Adviser, newly revised u Plain English hosts of delicate quest oofht to Know about. Sent frte, ii 21 oneroent stamps to cover mailii IN THE LEGISLATURI Week-End Adjournment on. F day and Trip to Charleston To*morrow GREAT MANY BILLS Haye Been Introduced, Includii State-wide Prohibition and ln|unction Against LiquorSellers - ^ After considering third rea ing bills Monday night the hou took np Mr. Harmon's bill requi ing owners of dogs to keep the confined and to provide a tax < the animals same'up. Mr. Harman and Wyche call* attention to the speead of rabi and the necessity for protects Of the public. Mr. Ridgell al favored the bill. Mr. Wrigl opposed a bill that he thougl was too far-reaching. Mr. Ridgell favored strikit ont the assessment of dogs. Tl object was to protect the peopl be thought. J. W. .Ashley thought th muzzling dogs might make tl animals go mad. On a division vote the bill wi . ?a* ale -A- on yiMDCU wjr a VUW3 0* 4U W OD, 11 roll call being demanded. The bill as amended reads: "That it shall be unlawful f< owners and keepers of dogs ' allow same to run atjarmp unlei agent of the owner of suoh dog Any one violating this secth shall be deemed guilty of a mi demeanor and upon conticlu shall be fined not less thau$l n< more than $100, or imprison* for not less than one day n< more than 80 days. "Sec. 2. That all acts at parts of acts inconsistent wil ?_2. i. 1 uus act pre nereoy repealed." When the bill to establish D; Ion county came up there was split in the Marion delegation. M Harmer is author of the bill ac said, that he thought Mr. Gasqi was not able to discuss the bi ob account of sickness. Mr. Ga que said he was ready to ga ahea Making Life Safer. Everywhere life is being mac more safe through the work < Dr. King's New Life Pills in Coi stipation, Biliousness, Dyspepsii Indigestion, Liver Troubles, Ki( ney Diseases and Bowel Disorder They're easy, but sure, and pe fectly build up the health. 21 at Theo. E. Wanuamaker's. That Lame Kidney And to Relieve the 1 You Must First ] There la ao question about th It all?Cor the lame and aohli baok la eauaed by a dlaeaaed eo dltlon of the kidneys and bladd? It la only common sense, any wi -that yon must oure a condi ti< by restoring the eauae of the co dltlon. And lame and aching bs< are not by any meana the on ayaptoma of derangement of tl Kidneys and bladder. There are multitude of well-known and u mlatakable indications of a more < seas dangerous condition. Boms t th?M arc, for instanoe: Bxtrsn and unnatural lassitude and weai ness, nervous Irritability, heart 1 regularity, **nervea on edge," alee lesaneaa and Inability to aeoui rest, scalding sensation and set snent In the urine, Inflammation < fee bladder and passages, eta DeWltt's Kidney and Bladd< fQh are an exceptionally merltoi one remedy for any and all afle tSoas or diseased eondltlona < these organs. These Pills operas dlrdbtly and promptlr?and the neasflolal results are at onoe felt They regulate, purify, and effe tually heal and restore the kl ?&* I pays, bladder and liver, to perfcx S JBLW-SSSETL; V All Dr V. e one essential to wee? A ealtfa la n^gn^nftmg the V>V K l. For without health' V dross. paired rity |Mpr?Ily be " Favorite Preaoriptioo. ortf 40 yemru. ': r, pmla- wrmckm* t e( ttooMiitfs . / rhair * ? ?? H r*mf* to /nsfe/f- HI jp uMlrtiy repal* HI * )r. Pierce by letter /rrr. r confidential. Address World's Dispensary , M. D., President, Buffalo, N. Y. xrroa Book, The People's Common Sense p-to-dste edition?1000 pates, answers in tions which every woman, sin tie or married, 1 plain wrapper to any address on receipt of at only, or in cloth bindinfi for 31 stamps. 7 ' ' ' * 2 with the measure if neceasary and Mr. Harner stated that he nnlrori that t.ho Kill trn nwa* nnfil ><??? VMW vr**A V?VA UUU1J ri- to-day in fairness to all parties. The bill went over. Mr. Dixon's bill making it a misdemeanor to leave children in any dwelling or outhouse and confine them there, went to third reading.without debate, except a 1 jjr short explanation by the author. There was some discussion of Mr. Foster's bill, brought out by a number of points in its favor. Mr. Seibels attacked the bill and produced figures to show that d- insurance companies would have se no protection along certain lines. The bill was sent to third readir" in*. * m Mr. Clary's bill to pay coroner's 311 juries was passed by a vote of 48 to 31. 'An amendment was 3d adopted, making the pay 50 cents " instead of $1. The house ad" journed after the introduction of Jn a number of new bills until ten so o'clock this morning. ht ^ First Words of ths Phonograph. When Edison was at work on Ms first phonograph, it is said, be was as ig much surprised as any one when the )e thing actually talked. It appears ttuft the inventor had been working on ?> some new variety of telephone receivers when he was led to put a piece of + tin foil on a cylinder. It recorded sound, and Edison was convinced that le the human voice could be recorded and reproduced. When the time came to make an actual teat Kdlaon, with bla mind on mechanical detail*, absentie minded ly tested his contrivance with the familiar phrase "Mary had a little lamb." Accordingly this bit of nursery jhigle has gone down Into history as :>r the first words ever reproduced by the to phonograph. is i 'Epilepsy, Spasms, wmmm)$im Paiice1^ ^^HpPfuffered (or many years pi^ffom what some people call or epilepsy. Dr. Miles' Restora8. tive Nervine cured me, and you can imagine how thankful I am;" gy M. I. COFFMAN, )r^ . Coldwater, Mich; \ "My daughter was cured Yrith Dr. Miles' Restorative id tyervine, after having .been 3r afflicted with fits for five years." PETER McAULEY, Springfield, Mass. ^ "For a year my little boy had spasms every time he got ajittlp cold. Since taking Dr.-.^Kples' u* Nervine he has. never had one" a of these spasms." r. MRS. MYRTLE DAGUE, l(j Rochester, Ind. ie "My daughter couldn't talk or , walk from St. Vitus' dance. Seven bottles of Dr. Miles' 8* Nervine entirely cured her." id MRS. NANNIE LAND, * Ethel, Ind. "Until my son was 30 year3 old he had fits rigfct along. We le gave him seven bottles of Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine. He 1- has not had a fit since he began a. on the fifth bottle." *- MRS. R. DUNTLEY, 8- Wautoma, Wis. r- Dr. MUm' Restorative Nervine le sold by all druggists. Give It a thorough trial. >c MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind. 1 Back Means r Disease Lama and Arhlno Rorlr > ^elieve the Kidneys rt- : o- fec^a^ A|| Bf ^B^^j^sgfflE9v AB te HHK - aH I' B. O. DeWltt A Co, Chloafo, I1L, want every man and woman who o- have the leant suspicion that they d- are afflicted with kidney and hlad> ot der diseases to at ones write them. In and a trial box of these Pills will ba a. aaat free hjr retain mall imtralflfr. ua?i?t?. 'She j..,iap? Wi I To the report of the legislate J committee appointed last seas! ^ investigate the State collegt it appended a statement fit former President MeU of Gle son severely criticising the boa of trnsteos and holding it resp< sible for the long years of f ricti at the college, and making sev< aljsensational charge? agaix them, among other s that nepotis is so prevalent in their einpl< ment of teachers and others tt friction is so inevitable. Specil ing as to nepotism he makes tl statement: , "B, W. Simson?three sonlaw on the faculty. "W^ W. Bradley?a brother the faculty. "J. B. Wannamaker?a broth in law on the faculty; a neph< on the station staff; a niece in t oxnce 01 president; a relative the treasurer's office. "W. D. Evans?a son in t treasurer's office; a son holdi a position as fertilizer inspect* "Alan Johnstone?a nephew the faculty. A Wretched Mistake. to endure the itching, painful d tress of Piles. Theres no need 1 Listen : ''I suffered from Piles writes Will A. Marsh, of Sih City, N. C., "till I got a bo* Bucklen's Arnica Salve and w soon cured." Burns, Boils,Ulce Fever Sores, Eczema, cuts, chap ed hands, Chilblains, vanish 1 fore it. 26o at Theo. E. Wane maker's. l Why Jeyner Lrft Horn*. "Are you ready to receive the ot ? a At- * * ? (auuiui uaneu me most upngDl I preme hocus poo us of the Order Hoot Owls. "I am," said the candldatp firmly. "Then take a sip of this prusslc ac place your right hand In this pot boiling lead, rest your left hand up this revolving busssaw, close yo eyes and repeat after me"? Early next month p shreds of J< ner's clothing were found upon t bushes and trees all along the road Pottsvijle, thirty miles distant, and Scrabbletown, sixty miles away. 1 was reported still headed west Judge's Library. - There's Nothing Like 1 And WHEN you get married let us print your wedding invitations -i We Simply Dote on Hel Inn Along the Good Cause "JVAME THE OA> and call on u* War Humor. One of tbe first fruits of tba vlcto at Waterloo was to cover tba lords England with honors and decoratio and tbe people with taxes. Great d tress followed, and riots were fi quent In the year of the reform bill mob broke Into Downing street ai approached the sentry statlonet^-at t door of tbe foreign officii crying: "Liberty or death 1" Tbe sentry lowered bis mush**. "I lads," said be, "1 know nothing a bo liberty, but If you come a step fartb 111 show you what death Isr ~ There were "Iron" soldiers as w< as an "Iron duke" In those troubii days, and humor was a tribe grim ai hanh I Aiutnn ??? MVHWVU OI^V UK iur? Oil# 8id?d. "Do you and your husband ever d agree?" "He never does." ? Exchange. Some Alco Is alcohol a tonic? No! I No! Does it strengthen Sar&pariila a tonic? Yes! Yes! Does it strengthen tl Sarsaparilla entirely free fi doctor about this non-alcol your confidence will be con Dull boys! Dull girls! Dull men! Dull vary often due to constipation! Ycl the a r nil muring anu tz With ample command 1 am 'all kinds of Pli trical work for mates promptl; Resp< ; c. fil& ,r I M(k Mil I I Mfr-lkwuliknc I I twpu kekrt mllac- I ,m I EitaTe |H>' 11 *' I mmm .1 HrL Me Hkhtb* ?l I er I VexMi Me- writes: IjuA I aw H ywilivat ttreateiet wtih I he imhjpuiWtoflC?rtd I eS^tcildie. New I have I he iliwfealtiyWy. Ithbk ug CaHttftthe fiaest Betktae I I Dr. I taMMMtr leaale trtiMea. I on I saftertag ff#" I re* It wu dfcglgy't first game of golf. ?* His. |isIII1 nullWllnnil had taken him sad' as ly aroqbd Wths eighteen holes and rs, watched htflk hack the bait into small >p- bits and cflB Hp the green as though )6. It had beaaBWwed by shrapnel. After the garifc?*Hp)nrley and his patient friend WtriK talking to a few of the golfers on t*clabhou?? rerenda. "That watHi beautiful shot yon made this aftenaiKa, Charley," said his pa)U.. Charley wighteaed np and flashed Ja. happily. vMe the young woman lookot ed at hlni^^wringty. "Which oner "Why," s^BTthe patient friend, "the ld^ time yoo h|H>fbe ball."?Chicago Trlbon A"** Qreeley. ^ ^ iy. sign 5 the USS *! tahllshsasa^^Bfbsfl* with Indignation. One day f^Hlv^atttoe went down to the Trtbanjjj Jfomplaln. Mr. Qreeley, from hh hl^FtWlnklt la his eye, and said. iJ &U peculiar naaal falaetfit* JtMlAih fmm emis* 0^. < i iipf ' IVxuw to MMbtod to- the Trlbana ' TalWllied e l?us : nppQMAli.tb* -barber to the j l? man who tftrweertag a bear's claw 1 on his w*tc#> chain?"1 suppose yoo . killed that fcfltr yourself?" it "Tee, 1 dldEwaa the reply. "Was It aphr bearr -It was.** 3. "A bis ondf. -About thtoirtse of a two-year-old i steer." ,jj tMQee whist Bow many ballets did * it take to kilf BM" ? "Mot any af afLP ^ "Brain ht^srtth an azr 1 "Mo; 1 talks 11dm to death." t It took the BBstomer fifteen minutes I to get them t ot his share, and dor- F , m lng that thnsythe barber didn't speak [ another wosd.?Etc hang*. I Woman's Way. I Suddenly ? stoat woman who had ? been sitting t? a surface ear arose and ? ry rang the beHr The conveyance atop- ' of ped. but the passenger want to another na seat and sat data g la. "1 thought you wanted to get off. madam." said the conducts. "Nor* aha snapped. "1 only wanted to sit somewhere else. 1 dldnt want " tobe Jerkedpff my feet while the car . be wag In motlott; thafa alL I ain't no- e where near faipme yet" ? "Isn't that the Umltr asked the con- c 1J doctor of a man so the p la tforim?New 5 York Prssa ' & t er A Rstiestien en mm. "Quarreled on'"their wedding day) a ?ll Dreadful! And what about?" sd "The bride's girl frisnds cried too void clferously te suit -the bridegroom."? LoulavlUe Oosrier-Jourusl. to- To be TstaJ^ oo?rs rank or place Is 1 to show that one Is below It.?8teals- e laoa. n * ' -JU... I-.. v hol Questions ; Does it make the blood pure? ? the nerves? Nol Is Ayer^s f Does it make Che blood pure? t tie nerves? Yes! Is it the only [ rom alcohol? Yes! Ask your i lolic medidncL If he approves, * women I T!eliIvH?SS!Sr^owTilS Icure i* so e&sv.?Ai^r's PUb. Ask your doctor. Jectrical Supplies facilities at my i prepared to do imbine and Electhe public. Estiy furnished. Bctfuiijr F. Peanleton, ?0 Uheraw, S. C* . Ifyf .v Sn F< We have for quick that contaias abo be sold at once am See us at once. Cheraw R \ Turtdati RhvktA P?Malaf a atfor all Ita owm, we coram mm eeoree oi large cammm fall ?f j big, tmfoUr block* of a bdfkt /allow t colored toot. "Rhubarb," aaya our t Soldo, Indicating 11 "Ail Tkoa It j comoo trmm Turkey T" wo of/ Jay fully, Clod to dlopiay oar tearatag for oaee, * but oar friend ?Mai euaioa^tanuel/. ] "There la no ooch thing ao Tnrkoy rhubarb," ha aa/a, "and. what lo mora, thero noror baa boom." All tbo rho* ( barb of commerce batla from China, reaching ua through Roaala for tbo ' moot part, but bocauao la oldoa da/a It 1 made tta Jourae/ by way of Turkey ' It became known aa Turkey rhubarb, and Turkey rhubarb II will remain ? London Telegraph. Hie Left . "DM ha walra hla right 1" I "No; ho a book Urn left flat la my Office of County Superintendent of Education. The County Superintendent of Education gives notice that his office will be open every Saturday and the first Monday of each month. C, S. Lynch REAL ESTATE Gheraw. S. G. Tax. Notice. The tax books will be open for the cob lection of taxes from the 15th of Oct., .1900, to Dec. 81st, 1909. Also from 1st JuoaiTto 16th.March,^L910, and a I will be in the treasqrer'e office on t?he following dates: Mov. 8, 9, 10, 11, L2i.lfc, 39, 80; Dec. 8, *, 18, 15. 16. IT, L8, 30, 21, 331 28, 24, 37,28, 39,80,81, ifarch 15,1910. The following is the State and County evy for the year 1909: For State tax 5]^ mi lis Ordinary County . 6 " Int. on R. R. Bonds 3 44 County Roads 1 " Constitutional School 8 " fotal levy for State, County 16g " Special County Road levy )heraw township 2 " , SPECIAL SCHOOL LEV*. Parker, White Oak, Plains, Five = forks, Bay Springs. Bear Creek, Behesda, Pageland, Cross Roads, New U Tnn? A.nH WfiTfnrH a.?hnnla Q mi I la I uf_. ick, Shiloh, Middendorf, Kuby, Mar >urg, McUee, Wallace, 0range Hil", Pal- W netto, Juniper Civek, Mt. Croghnu and Slixaoeth 8 mills, Long Branch and Jnion 4 mills, Cheraw 2% mills special chool and 1% for school bonds, Jefferon 2 mills for special school and 4 mills or school bonds. W. A. DOUGLASS, County Treasurer. lept. 15th, '09. Auditor's Notice The Auditor's Office will be opened for he Assesment of real and personal proprty from Januury 2nd 1910 to February 20 1910. 1 will be iu the Auditor's )fflce January 8-8-15-22-29. February >-7-8-11-12-14-15-10-17-18 and 19. At be following places on the dates named: W. T. Odoin's mill Thursday January H i7. ' r Grants Mill Friday January 28. V Jas. A. Watson's Monday January 81. Cheraw Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs- lay, Friday February 1-2 8-4. Westfleld Creek Church Wednesday ({ February 9. Ail male citiseus between the age of 21 \ ind 60 years are deemed taxuble polls a xcept Confederate Veterans and those vho are maimed or fcr other causes are ( ncapable of earning a support < There will*be 50 per cent penalty add- ' d to taxes on property subject to taxes I ind not retarned for Assessment on or i efore February 20 1910. Everybody , accept ludicH will be required to make 1 heir own reburus and must appear be- t ore the Auditor nnd make same b> fore J he 20 of February 1910 as there will be { to return blank* left with any one or i landed out for the year 1910. 1 am , orced to adopt tbia plan for the protec- ' ion of the sheriff and myself. i J. It. JOWERS, Auditor 1 Chicste field County y SURE CURE For All Dbemi of CTAUAru WtM 1 V? a VAVUWUf HQule Liver a Kidneys ! FOLEYS WU1 Com Any Com Not Boarc or Sak sale, a piece of lane ut seventy-five acres, d can be bought at a 1 eal Estate CHeraw, S. C. ^ f ? |W? FUNDERBURK & LAWRENCE, Dentists and Surgeons. Bridge work, Pyorrhoea and Artificial Enamel Fillings a specially. Phones: Office 188 Residence 174 Phiip A. Murray Attorney at Law :HERAW. : S. C. 3FFICE?In rear of Waddill & Ldndsay. ~STEVENSON^^ ATTORNETS-AT-LAW Practice in all (Courts of Chesterfield and Marroaodiog counties and in Unitod States Court. One of the Arm will be at Chesterfield I very Monday. I | WAN I to hear from p Farms, City Buildings ar i LWaddill ? JZl I Under New Mi The Old R< Cheraw Prcs I wish to announce to 1 bought out the Cheraw Pres: en cnarge. I intend to give 1 al attention and with new ap] help 1 can guarantee first-cla Hoping by close attentic class work to merit patronag Very truly S. H. SH] |riirMEl 1 We sell the kind of n it's the same to us if you co 1 of the children or telephone We are now located in the 1 Second street, just a tew ste Let us have your order to-d H.A.BI i Phone LECTRICE k K?Otf ftndOm f?r fletd* >oh?, Backtoht, Dlsfia?M, H| odllMtiM, MaUrb, ?tc. WKM ? * L-1L KIDNF of KIDNST or BLA ?ntf Ili lUuli W Mod Sold by all Drufffet* . - ^ V "~ - S^ J*~> \ ^b *^8 1 near Cheraw, I This laud must I - - - . u bargain for cash. m . Ins. Co., I One 2-oom Cottage and one 6-room Cottage on High St. One 3-room Cottage and one 4-room Cottage on Second Street. One 3-room Cottage on 1 Front Street. " Buildings and Store Lots for Sale. Apply to J. A. Sellers. 4 TED j parties having I' Lots* Store J . jM > Lindsay j Real Estate I ^ 1 " \nagementTI ^liable 1 sing Club I the public that 1 have fl >ing Club and have tak- fl the business my person- J pljances and experienced fl ss servics. fl >n to business and first- fl e, I beg to remain, fl yours, fl BRRILL. leat that gives pleasure/ J me yourself or send one your order, C new building on North ( :ps from the Town Hall. C ay and every day. IRCH, I 80. j| T 1 - - > J ^ limns H The bnt tonic, Cmtln M Medicine for these die* ^ eases. 50c. Guaranteed. if CURE ODER DISEASE ItelM Jsl j j mfl