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Til* Krdlfcui a! Ul-Iou <?f America, No. 4'iV, i tit S o'clock ou lb*? l?si W ,Miw?i!a v n?glH la euch month 11. T. Hasty. F. NJ Kersht?.v 1. O. i ( ). fr\ > o. 1 ly, rnecns , every second tkiid fourth ! a- ?? ;.tv at S'J'.i !J M .u tne (Kill cor- \ oer LJruoU a:?d lK-Ka!b SlrttHa, -ud * l< > r y . 1 \V li. rchruoce, N. G. I. St-v'v LK-K ai t> Lod^e, No. 41, meet every 2nd and 4th Thursday al <3:00 m. Visitors are al ways welcome. W. G. VViUoD, C. C. M. H. HeyiDan. K of K. S. The regular communication of Kershaw Lod.<i\ No 2V, A. F. M. is held ? >u the first Tuesday nluht of each mouth at 8 00 v. m. Viaitiutf brothers cordially wel cotutd J B. Willi ace, W. M. J. W. Wilson. S??c . C j i v e Oak Caf*p, N'u, 4y, W. O. W., uiet't8 I the Isi rhuisday nijfh:, Of -JHCt) mouth, ul *.00 p. iu. All visiting Woodmen welcome U. VV. Birchmore, C. C. W. E JohnsoDCk'i'k . P'De Creek Council, No 20, Indepen dent Order Junior American Mechanics ni?His ou :he 1st and 3rd Friday ni^uts of f-ach month in the hall in th<? opera bouse. Visitirv, brothers cordially wHoom^d (iiMrifH Nlunti. Councilor. >V . A. Marshall, H. S Loci! News. Itcb cured in 30 mlnuteo by Wool ford Sanitary Lotion. Never falls Sold jy Zeaip <fe DePass, druggists. Mules for Sale. As I u tn breaking a number of colt? this year, 1 can otter for salo four or five kT'tod second bind mules at from ?50 to #75- HKNKV SAVAGE. Arrested lor Celling WhtsKcy A hulf dozen negroes wore arrested at Lu|?otT Saturday by ^ he r i tT Tram ha.n and Constable Smyrl, charged with Billing whiskey. It is expected that some more arrests will follow, not only at LugolT but at other points in the county. Every family lias need of a pood, re liable linimmt. For -sprains, bruises, soreness of the muscles und rheumatic pains there is none better than t'ham berlam's Sold by all dealers. The Crowds Came The special sale of furt. iture, which will continue throughout this week at Mr. W. Geisenheimer's, drew largv crowds last week, and not a one of the hundreds of customers went away dissotis'led. They saw the largest stock ot furniture, pillows, mattresses, rugs und art squares ever displayed in Camden, aud '.he prices all marked down exactly as advertised. When your feet ivre wet and cold, and your body chilled through and through from exposure, take a doselof Chamborlain's Cough Karoedy, bathe our feet in hot water bt-fore going to ed, and you are almost certain to ward ofl a severe cold. For snle by all dealers. Christmas Tree. The members of the Factory Chapel Sunday school will have a Christmas tree for the members of the school arid their friends on Saturday night. The exeroises will begin at^7:30 o'clock. At) interesting programmed* being ar ranged. ' $80-00 per month straight salary and expenses, to mm with rig, to introduce our Poultry Remedies. Don't answer unless you mean business. Eureka Poultry Food Mfg Co. (Incorporated) East St. Louis, 111. Woddmcn Election. Live Oak Camp, No. 49, W. O. W , raetj Thursday night and elected the following officers: C. W. Birchmore, C. C.;J C. Black well. A. L ; G C Bruce, Banker; D L. D&bne.v. Watch, man; W. E. Johnson, Clerk; W C. Raley, Sentry; M W. Shannon, J .11. Clark and M. G. Hu'^nabee, Managers DHEUNATlStt RELIEVED IN 6 HOURS. Dn. Detchon's Hkukk for ^hku MATISM usually relieves severest cases n a few hours. Its action upon the system is romurkable and effective. It removes the cause and the disease aulckly disappears. First dose bene ts. 76c and $1.00. Sold by F. Leftlie Zerap, Druggist. A Simple Safeguard Tor Mothers, Mrs. D. Gilkeson. 32(5 Ingles Ave., Youngstown, Ohin, gained wisdom by experlonce "My little girl hud n sevore cold and coughed almost con tinuously My sister recommended Foley's Honey and Tar The flrsi dose I nave her relieved the Inflama tlon In her throat and after using onh one hottle her throat and lungs were entirely free from inflammation. Since then 1 always keep a hottle >f Foley's Honey and Tar In the house. Accept no substitutes Zemp & Del 'ass. Junior Meeting To-morrow Niflht. Pino Creek Council. No '20, J. < ). U A. M. will have a special meeting to-morrow (Wodnesdns) night at eight o'clock. F.vory men her is urged to attend us business of Importance is to ho transacted ? ^ <+? 4^- ? There is morn catarrh In thin section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years w?b supposed to be Incurable. For a great many years doctors pro nounced It a local disease and pro scribed local remedies, and by con stantly falling to cure with local trrat me.it, pronounced it incurable. Sci enco has proven catarrh to bo a con ktltutlonal disease and therefore re quires constitutional treatment Hall's Catarrh (Jure, manufactured by F .) Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is the only constitutional cure on ihe market It In taken Internally in (Ioros from 10 drops to a teaspoonlul. It acts direct ly on the blood and mncous surfaces of the system They ofTor one hun dred dollars for any case It falls to ouro. Mend for circulars and testimo nials. Addresn: F. J. Cheney & Co., Tole do, Ohio. Sold by Druggists, 7f>o. Take Halls Family IMlls for consti pation. Oyster Supper An oyster suppor will be given st the home of Mr Melton Owen Friday night, 30th Ins! . f r the benefit of Hwlft Creek Baptist churoh. ??? ???? ? CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Hi Kind You Han Always Dough! PEBSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mih K L. Ad a 'tis, of Stluiu, X. C , is vlalliutf at ihe home of hv r father, Mr. J Frank \V>it. Mr. S H Hess, ?f Hlaoov, pu>d us ti pleasoDl visit ye?tert!a\ morning. Attcnt'oo, Farmers! All farm "rs io Kershaw County ace earntslly requested to me??t at th* court house in Cairnlt u ou the tirst Monday in January for the purp'se of reor ganizing a Court) Farmer* I'uion. D. M Kirkley, Fegene Itrowu, J L. Getty s. baved Irom Awlul Death, How an appalling calamity in his family was prevented is U>)d by A, P McDonald, of Fa yetteville, N C K. F. D., No. 8. "My sister had con sumption," h^ writes, "she win v?r.v thin and pale, bad no appetite and se?med to grow weaker every day. as all remedies failed, till Dr King's New Discovery was tried and so coiuple:oi > cured tier, that she has not l>een trou bled with a cough siuc1. Its the best medicine I ever s w or h'*ard of.'' For coughs, colds, lagrippe, asthma, croup hetnorrnage. all bionchial lroub!>*s, ii has no tibial, *>0e. II 00. Triul bottle free Guaranteed by Camden Drag Go. 'lint Z?n>p & DM'ass. WANTED. jf Salesmen for eiiy as ! n?nrhv co ??'. ? i''s. to seil u li?.e of m?u's. 'vo'iien'* and children's loe mul 'J'u hosiery to the re ta II ft ou commission basis Uuly men 'with established trade will be considered State counties traveled also give reference This Is a small compact line and will work well as it side line for men calling on depart ment stores and haberdashers. Tri angle Hosiery Mills, Inc. Paletborp and Oxford sts., Philadelphia Jurors for Special Term. The following jurors have been drawn for t h? - st>- cia' term of court to convene the first week in January: K A Jackson, R W Humphries, T J Spradley, J II Strak, IJ J Webb, J L Blackwell, G R Clements, G U llran tion, T H G >odule, H Watts, J 11 Sinclair, J B Marshall, S W Van Landinirhtitn, David W itherspoon, L II Bowers, C H Shaylor, J 13. Ar rants, C EI Ross. K J Bissell. T. I) Campbell, G W Sowell, W. R Zemp, A A Reasonover, W D llinson, H. G Hinson, B C GolT, J L Kirkland, Joe Phillips. W L Williams. H K Bo.v kin, J H Clements, R M Hilton \V K Thomp>on, Jr. M C Keiley, I) A Boy kin, W C Cunnsm;han:. TaKc Care. Rememb'T that when your kidnevs are atTected your : i f*? is in danger. M. Mayer, Roch- ?? ? r, N York says: My trouble st:.rt d with a sharp shooting pain ov. ? my back which yrew worse daily I felt sluggish ami tired, my kidney action was irregu I a t and iofreqent I started using Fole\ Kidney Pills K i eh dose seemed to put new life and strength into me, and now I am comnh tely cured and fe< ' nettor and stronger than for years. Zemp & lX'Pass. Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in act ion, quick in results, and restore the natural action of the kidneys and b> adder. They correct irregularities Zemp & DePass. Saw Mill Burned. We learn that Parker Bros, saw mill located about two miles from LugotT, was destroyed by wre early yesterda\ morning. From what we can learn tht fire was supposed to have been of in cediary origin. We did notleamthi amount of the loss of these enterpris ing young men. Tiie quicker the cold is got rid of the less the danger from pneumonia and other serious diseases. Mr. B. W. L. Hall of Waverly, Va., says "I firmly believe Cho mberlain's Cough Remed\ to oe absolutely the best prepara tion on the market for colds. I have commended it to my friends and they all agree with me. For sale by ail dealers. Death ot County Auditor Ration Many hearts wet o saddened when the announcement was made lust Wednes day morning that Mr. M. B. llabon, County Auditor, had died in a hospi tal in Columbia where lie hau ^one only recently for treatment. Mr. Kit bon had served one term as Auditor and was re-ulected in the primaries last summer for anuth r term without opposition. He maun a ^ood official and the compliment paid bint l>v bein^ re-elected _ without opposition was meritud by him. Mr. liabon, who was a son of Mr. A. W. Rabun, of West Wateree, was burn January 24tb, 1873, and was therefore in Hie 38t.ii year of his a^e He was married to Miss Florence Burdell, who with two children ? a boy and a tfirl ? survive him. We hud known him practically all of ins life, and he was always the sit mecheerful, hopefsl, generous heart en loiluw with a heart as free from e hs any nne that ever lived. In t st Wateree wher he was bin n and reared ho was universally beloved fo ? his frank nnd manly beat inland his readiness to <io u kindness- or to assist in any good work. He was an earnest, tionest worker in ail that he heieved was ritfht and for the betterment anil happiness of those with whom he came in contuct. His hospitality knew no bounds, He was always ready to help out at the public Slitherings held ih his section whether for the church, sulini I or for the community generally He will be missed ? his place will hi hard to fit I . Ho was a prominent mftnn. ? uf the Woodmen uf he World aid f he t >dd Fellows, and was !? iri il ai. Spring va>u lt? pusl church withWi uo I iii'-n liunurs, Inside h?nj( and intimate friend. Solicitor W. Hampton Cuhh, presiding ai this ceremon \ . Th<C":n ninny in the church whs cimi.'iicU'iI by his pastor, Rev M Ij Luwsun, axsist en by Rev I' .1 Cupstid. '1 iiere W is a large concourse of sor rowing triendsand relatives at the funeral services The Mural tribute* were very lovely ( ainilen hmtjje. No 19. I <) () K., placed npun the l^ravo of their deceased brother a love ly wreath as a towen of the love and esteem they held their him in To tin b reav d wife and children, father, brothers and sisters and other relatives wo extend our heartfelt sym pathies In the death of this wot thy county oflleial and fellow citizen w.i have lost a warm personal frined- over his bier wo shed a silent tear. Children CJry FOR FLETCHER'S C A ST O R I A ATTF.N ION? PF.HSIOHr.OS. I will l>o lit thn Court If on so on oh Saturday during tho month of Jan uury All imrsons who deslro to mnkfi Application for Pension must do no during that time. Those iilrt-ady on tho roll nood not rnako now applica t on, but must report to mo either In I e> son or wrlto mo so that tholr ^namo oan b? kopt on th^ roll for another year. W . K R ismoI 1, Pension Commissioner. j A PLEASANT SURPRISE I AN UNEXPECTED ENCOUNTtR WITH SANTA CLAVS. Whal H? Had and Where He Went Iwashurr\ing along dow 11 town the other J.iy at a great rale inient on transact ing an important piece of business, wiic n as I reached the corner of Zemp & De Pass' drug store, I s iw an enormous red and white automobil: of such curious construction, that I passed to have a good look at it It had evidently ju ?t arrived for it was coughing a bit. and as I st >od wondering oat bounced the owner, with a bundle on his shoulder so large that it seemed almost too much for one man to carry. But into the store he rushed with it, and I right after him for in that short glimpse, I had recognized St. Nicholas beyond a doubt! Yes; there he was shaking hands with the genial proprietors, wliom he addressed familiarly as "Bill" and "PranK," and in forming them, that he desired, j> was his custom, to displa\ a large quantity of iiis goods with them. "Certainly, certainly!" said Mr. Zemp, whi e Mr. DePass inv.ted the Saint to bring hi> pack behind the screen where the\ could be more private and se.'ing me lo iking anxiously on, ai;!i his usual courtesy in \ iti d me to join the n Back we went, and with perfectly marvelous celerity > nita proceeded to open and i.n old his pack. Never have I seen Such a variety of tempting ai.d beaalilul Christmas goods as ne pulled out. Never were dolls so life like that you almost expected thern to talk, or laugh or crv; drums, horns, games, Indian and C"wboy suits, ham mers, hatchets, pistols, knives, cups, sau cers, vases of every imaginable variety, and hundreds of other pretty tilings be- ? sides. Almost as fast as they w ere re- i moved from the pick, they were seized i upon and hur'ied to the windows or placed where they showed to the best ad- | vantage and soon the wh. le store w as I crowded with toys and beautiful thing-, ; enough to make any body laugh with d<r- j light. I was sol isv examining the me- j chanical toys, r.Miig the horrid, mouth o? gans and pup guns ttiat I could not do any thing else The Indian suits, ton, inter ested me and I felt that 1 could not leave the store w ithout secur ng a lovely moth er goose b <ok which 1 \iw on the counter At last the pack was emptv, and Santa sprang 'timbly to his feet, and shouted in his cheery voice: "Well, good bye until next ye r, and a merry Christmas to you all!'' "N > need to be in such a hurry,*' remonstrated Mr. Zenp, while Mr. De Pass urged him to go lonu.' with him to dinner, but Santa Ulaas shook his lie id. "1 n.u-t go to Leslie's of to ;r e. and I have not been to the Camden Drug Store yet," lie ?a:J, besides 1 have a package for almost every store in town. (Jo with me?" he added with a tw inkle in his eye. as he observed my wrapt expression 1 needed no second bidding but hurried out after him. Into the auto w e sprang and away we want, so fast that 1 had to hold on to keep from being blown way! Out we got, in we rushed, Santa Claus bearing another pack as large as the tirst, and in a trice he was unloading, talking all the time, and laughing hearluy as l.e saw he wondering faces arm n I him I had fancied that lie h .1 a ?>- .t exhausted his simply at Zemp DePasV but not so! He puhe.l out pretty hiugs by th<* score, until my brain got contused xx it. i 'lie display. hJeaulilul spinning tops , ttiat made music a-. lliey spun. whips, picture post catJs, books- I hese .ire only a feu ot t e many desirable tilings that makes the Camden lJrug Store so attractive, At Leslie Zemp's 1 found it necessary t<> assist the Saint to carry in his pack, which bulged with so many oJIv shaped things, that 1 was wild to see what it contained 1 was soon to find out, for before you could say "Jack Robinsjn" he was iu the back part of the store opening up his pack And such a pack as it was! It takes St. Nicholas to slow away carriages and wagons and wheel barrows, and glass and china and clicks and a thousand other things iu such, a small space! What a show they made when they were distrib uted about the handsome store, so wel1 suited 'or such purposes. Large as it is, it was simply overflowing with Santa Klaus' wares "Have you seen Tommy Goodale's?" inquired Santa as we went out Not yet, has he many nice things?" Hundreds! you should see them They are worth a trip, I assure you " 1 thought of the de pleted condition of my wife's plates and dishes, and determined io go at once, and replenish. "By the way," continued Santa, "I wanted to call your attention to a clever little toy invention of mine? Cook and Peary, fighting over the North Pole. L)id you see ii?" And he roared with laughter Did they really go to the north pole?" I cried 1, thirsting for information which 1 fancied he if any one could give- "Well 1 was not there wln n the gentlemen called and they did not leave their caids," an swered Santa guardedly. "There feems to be a good deal of doubt about Uook having gone there," 1 returned. "Pear(v)s to be," responded the Saint with an ex pressive wink. By this li'ne we had reached Blackwoll's gem of a Jewelry Store, and in a shorter timo than it takes to tell, it was fairly ablaze with out glass, Hilver and gold. I wa? gloating over the pretty things and wishing I had them all, when Hanta roused me with a slap on the back, and the infor malion that we inuBt bo oil. From door to door we went, leaving at each plftoe, crowds of nice, useful and pret ty things. At Bruoe's corner grocery the profusion of good things to oat, leit nothing to be de sired, while tho window decorations dis played excellent tasto and skill At Lang's we left a liberal supply of choioe, seasonable dainties All that heart cou'.d wish, and while Sania cracked pleas ant jokes with the proprietor, I craoked nuts and sampled lots of good things that lav temptingly about, within easy reach! At tho Candy Kitchen and fruit store, 1 really felt ihat I would like to linger awhile; but Santa was in a hurry and I jti?i. lutd time to Hnatch a few plump Malaga . apes, two or three bananas and a hand nt candy, before we were otl again. t' nil Hide* the windows were crammed witn ? hr'st'ii.ts go. dies. Kven the meat mti'keii >v >re a liolilay aspect, the beef mi I puis presenting a f stive appoaaauce. while the long garlands of stuffed sausages, might iiave been tiik- n for decorations. W hen we reached lle> man's Jewelry Stor, I tir.ik into a perspiration ot admit-i tion and fairly tollapxed. "A thing d beail'y is a joy forever " and suoil I foin.d it * ere. the win lows, tho beautiful nli' W e.iiscM, everywhere the i.z/ling display In-, witched the beholder, (if all the enticing, templing, be wild-Ting hut words fail me To describe ill indegcrr utile you rn 1*1 go slid see it nil for y urse.f. V\ e wound up at The Messenger office and hook store, and here I wns liier lly wound lip ton, snd coud no longer pursue the exciting way vsith St Nicholas. The docior asHured ire thai it was unly the ef feci ot the fruit, nnis, candy and other good things that I had sampled, and when I fi n .lly reached home mv wife scolded inn for not ooming home to mv dinu r, and at tributed my indisposition to an empty si onmoh! Ilni if any one wlnhes to know the irnth about ii, he has only to take ? dip with Hanta Claus and he will bo ngroi-aidy en lightened a* to the efl'oots of such an expe rience on his body, brain and last but n t least ? his pocket, Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S | C ASTO R I A ' Kntor our Oroat Contaftt now. V/r,Ui to your frionds and n?k thorn t' uhaci I ho mid hi'lp y?Mi win I'ho handftomn Chopin piano is wo> th woiklnjf for. Y.i.ui^ iiittn, ont?r your sw ("tlH'iirl a i.d hcl|i iitT win. I xmas Gilt Goods IN PROFUSION M. II. HEYMAN'S We could fill a page with a long drawn out story of the many beautiful holiday gift goods to be found at HEYMAN'S Jewelry Store together with the at tractive prices we are making for this year, but what's the use? -We merely invite you come to in and see for yourself. Then too our packages look so Christmassy. Phone 316 L. YOURS FOlt A MEIiRY XMAS, M. 1 1 HEYMAN MICHELIN Look for This Sign ON LEADING GARAGES Tires FOR SALE ALL OVER THE WORLD You cannot know what a good tire is until you try a Michelin properly inflated. IN STOCK BY J. W. SMITH, MAIN SRTEfcT. BIG DOUBLE OFFER THIS WEEK THii BONUS OFFERED LAST WEEK CAUSED QUITE A SENSATION And Was Won by Miss Kiltie Sowell Who Leads This Week with Miss Bessie Rozier Second. Miss Evie Copeland Is Runni^ Closely Behind. Work Hard Young Ladies or Some One Might Pass You, The hoflors were fought for very bravely last week, Mi^s Kittie Sowell finally winning <~>ut. She had quite a hard time running over Miss Bes sie Ro/.ier, and Miss Rvie '"opelar.d was also going some. We are offering it double offer this week ? gi vinu' two votes for one ? which gives every cntestsnt an eqiial chance to lead. The scale for this week is as follows: On account of the Christmas holi days there will be no count of votes on Monday after Christmas, so this dou ble offer will hold good for two weeks The contest manager will not be in Regular scale This week 1 year 1,000 2 years 2.500 3 years 5 .000 5 years 7,500 10 years 25,000 2,000 5,000 10,000 15,000 50,00.) Camden for one week after Wedne dny, December 21. ''he judges met yesterday In the Jew elry Store apd counted the votes which resulted as follows: Miss Kittie Scwell 30,650 '? Bessie Rozier, Bethune 11,925 " Evie Copeland, 11,400 " Minnie Craig Taylor, 8,240 " Lizzie Rabon. LugofY 7,350 " Alma Jones, 5,400 " Kate R.own 3,550 " Joule Latham 2,300 " Annie B. Fletcher, 2,050 " Alice King, Bethune 1,750 " Miss Anna Smith, 1,350 " Willie Dixon, 1,000 " JessieOwens 1,000 W. C). W., LugotY 1,000 Don't worry over dead yesterday and unborn tomorrow. Get busy and i go after the subscriptions today. Don't Be Bald j Nearly anyone /Way Secure a Splendid Growth of Hair We; have a remedy that has a record of growing hair and curing baldnes in 93 out of every 100 ease-, where used according to directions for a reason able length of time That may seem like a strong statement ? it is, and we mean it 10 be, and one should doubt it until they ha ve put our claims to an actual test We are so certain Rexall "93"Hair Tonic will cure dandru IT, prevent bald ness, stimulate the seal p and hair roots, stop falling hair and grow new Imir, that we personally give our positive guarantee to refund every penny naid us for it in every instance where it does not give entire satisfaction to the user. Ilexiili Hair is as pleasant to use as ch-ar spring water It is delightfully perfumed, and does not grease or ^utn the hair. Two sizes Mlc. and $1.00 With our guarantee hack of it, you certainly tak-i ;io risk Sold only at our store ? The. K'Xiill Store Zemp it D.l'as Who's game to uncork a dollar and a half f<" a vmi's subcription to The Messenger and gi ve tho girl of their cii-oce I im 0 votes in the content There's No Risk I! This Medicine Does Not Benefit You Pay Nothing A physician who made a specialty of stomach troubles, partieularyy dys pepsia. r.fter years of study perfected the formula from which Kexall Dyspepsia Tablets are made Our experience with Kexall Dyspep sia Tablets leads us to believe thein to be the greatest remedy known for the releif of acute indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. Their ingredients are s. touting and healing tothe inflam ed membrane" of the stomach. They are rich in pepsin, one of the greatest digestive itids known to medicine The relief they atTord is almost immed iate, Their use with persistency and regularity for a short time brings about a cessation of the pains caused by stomach disorders. Kexall Dyspepsia Tablets will insure healthy appetite, aid digestion and promote nutrition. As evidence of our sincere faith in Rexall Dyspepsia | I'ablots, we ask you to trv them at our risk If they do not give yon en tire .satisfaction, we will return you the money you paid us for them, with out question or formality They come in threesiy.es, prices 25 cents, f?0 cents and $1 00. Kcmember you can obtain then' onty at ? The Kexall Store. ? Zomp & Del'ass. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASXO R IA SF.ABOABD AIR LINE Account Christmas Holidijs, the Seaboard Air fjino will soil 1 ? ? w round trip tirkets l> twci'ii all points tin l)?'C. If), 1?. 17, 21, 22. 2.1, 24, $1 and Jan'y. 1st Tickntx good returning until .Ian 8th. For ? nil Information, . at?s, schod ulos, ftU*. cull on your noarost Sua h jftrd atfmil, or wnt? II. II. Stausnil, A (? I' A, Savannah, (Ja. Unrflnlm in Real Estate. If yon wish to vot bargains in rral cHtato, either in th?? oliy or country, call on (). (). Alexander, Hoal Ksiate Ajfont, (Jamden. 8. (I. Wagon for Sale. A second hand two-horso wajfun in good condition, for sale at a bargain. F1" -r further Information apply at The M?'f.s?!n^"'r oilier. Dr.King's (Mew BiltePilU I Tho best In the world. Box Pflrty Wo return thanks for tin invitation to attend a hox party hi ihe W O. VV h id in Mlanov Friday nit?ht, 23 rd inat for benefit of Union Maptist church Banks on Sure Thin^ Now. "I'll never l<o without. I)r, Kind's New Ijifn I'ills ?j/nin," writea A Sehin *eck, fl 17 (01 in St., Modulo, N. V. j "Thoy cured mo of chronic conatlna tion when all others failed " IJ o' fjual e<l for lllliiousni'ss, Jaundice, indi gestion, h"adHe,he, Chills, Malaria and !) hility. <?f?c a> Zemp <fe Del'asa' ami Camden I )ruj( ( 'o Tho Bethuno Pythian* will have a hiinqnet to niyht. Wh return thanks lor an invitntion to he prraent, and we expect to attend Get The Genuine Alwnys A substitute is a dangerous make shift especial ly in medicine. The gen uine Foley's Honev and Tar cures coughs and colds quickly nnd is in a j yellow package. Accept no substitute Zetnp <V. I )e| 'us*. I Another j^ross of th?> wmI known M- SRon^nr I<etter Kilo< _ ixt. rocoi ved tit j 'J'he Moaaenifer Hook Store price Z/>c. A Xmas Que ry Answered How can 1 make Christmas Shopping easy? Where can I make a dollar buy the most? Where can I get proper at tention and prompt delivery? Where can I find the largest and most up-to-date Xmas 9tock to select from? Such as Toys, Books, China. Novelties, Fancy Goods, Silver, Brass, Toilet Articles, Iluyler's Can dy, Etc. Why these four questions can he answered in one reply. GO TO Zemp & DePass' Popular Drug Store A spec ial feature of their stork is the opportunity for selection. In all lines they are showing the newest and best of the season. Their attractions insure the greatest pleasure in buying, most joy in receiving. Don't fail to see their dis play. It Is A Veritable FAIRYLAND and will impress you with its worth, Beauty and reasonable prices. mp & m A Fine Line STEERE'S Chocolates and Hon Hons Just Received y at CROSBY'S Worn on the street shopping dr. p in and i??*t a Hot Chocahitr or other hot drink. II will refresh you. A F ine line of Cigars on hand. Call and see me. Your patronage will he appreciated. G. W. CROSBY. AT THE BIG STORE The greatest Collection of Ladies Tailor made Suits to be seen * at our store, All the styles, weaves and cloths and in all colors. Prices from $12.50 to $35.00. Long Top Coats are selling fast. New lot just arrived. Come and in spect. Prce $5 to $25. Millinery Department Our Millinery department is complete with all the new stylish hats. We Have the Swellest Millinery. That is the opinion of those who have seen our Hats. Prices lowec than ever. Wc will not be undersold. SALE OF SILK PETTICOATS We have j^st received a big lot of Black, Colors and Parisian. Prices from $3.50 to $5.00. Big Lot of Sweaters just arrived, prepare yourself for cold weather. For ladies, children and men, in all shades. Price from 50c to $6.00. COMFORTABLE CLOTHES. Cor..:oi ui'uic ..it the "High Ait" Suits. Winter is here, prepare y<>ui self v. .t a good hea . y all wo^l "High Art" suit. They rre the Nst clothing t! it is ma.'e. ALL MEN ARE WELCOME HERE. But young men ^ot an extra squeeze of the hand. The)' are punctili ous, know what they want and won't take an iota less. We like to serve young men with "High-Art" clothes because they're clothes skeptics, and our satisfaction in bringing them into the field is all the keener. Comfortable and stylish Stetson hats, The new shapes are in now. From $3.50 up. V A full line of mattings and carpets. Latest designs in Art Squares and rugs at rock bottom prices. Call early and often. Respectfully, Hirsch Bros. & Co. A Good Example H am a good example," writes Mrs. R. L. Belt, of McAlester, OkTa., "of what Cardui will do for suffering women. "I suffered with my head and back, for over six year*, and although I tried everything, I never could get any thing to do me any good, until f begart to take Cardui. 'Cardui has surely helped rat and built me up and I am so thankful that I have found something that will do me good. I feel so much stronger and better than 1 have In a long time." It is well to make up your mind before you are tick what medicine you will take when you are sick. CARDUI The Woman's Tonic You will be glad to take It when you are tired, mis erable and when life seems a weary grind. It will put new thoughts into your head, fresh courage into your mind. If not sick now, at least burn Cardui on to the pages of you? memory, so that when you are sick you will ask for It without thinking. If sick or weak, get a bottle today. At all druggists. Writ* tor iJidln' Advisory DtpV. Ch?H*noo?? MfdWn? Oiv, CK?H?nnoo??. Twmi.. for Sptflat and M pt|? hook, "Horn* Tr**tin?nt fr>r ?*nt ?tm.