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' THE ADVOCATE. . JOHN BELL TOWILL. i - i elhioit and minaokit. | KKNESV WIQUINS, Atsociatk Editor. 1 published wmkly by tub advo- < cats publishing company. (joint stock.) Subscription Price: ; One Year, *1.00} Six Months, CO tkrms, payable in advance. Forliberal terms to advertisers, apply at olllee. Good correspondents wanted in Lexington, Aiken and^Saludu Counties. Wednesday, May, 14, 19()2. The Advocate desires to express thanks to Prof. Krne-t Wiggins for his kindly assistance during his stay in our town. Prof. Wiggins is not only one of the leading young educacators of our state, but he wields an able pen. We count ourselves lortunate to number him among our personal friends. We confidently believe the world will hear of him yet. Hatesburgowes the success of the extra levy to his energy and push. Wc heartily.wisli Ernest Wiggins all p:>s sible success in life. ? * * 11 Is interesting to note tlie reviva1 of ttie study of South Carolina history in our s'ate. One of the strongest courses offered in the next Slate Summer School is a course on South Carolina history e inducted by Prof. S Means Davis, of the South Carolina College. It is n lamentable fact that ^m^^u^wn state hi-tory does not find I the the to H K'm our enthusiastically our school children in the great deeds that g^B dited !) H "M r. Jessie T. Gantt, the able ossis M tant Secretary of state, had a very iuW teresting and instuctive article in the r last Sunday's State, on the orl gin and I history of the "Mactt". It is seldom I that such contributions as this find exF is.ence, a fact that makes this literary L contribution of Mr. Gantt's an unos1 ally valuable article . ? * * * The esteemed editor of The Sta'.e "seeins to have become very k. much dissati-fied with Gov. MeV Sweeney's method and manner of using his pardoning power, juding from the tenor of his recent editorial upon the Gover tor's actions. Our contemporary ought not attempt to lower the dignity of our chief executive by sag* - gesting his name for a job with the New York detective force. That was too bad. However, Gov. MoSweeney is like the tabled IW?r Rabbit, "he's 1^ing low an I snyii g nothing" . 1 o?o?o ?o The Columbia Record mentioned 'ast week the existence of three gubernatorial candidates in th' race this \ summer from Edgefield. (Not so! Dr. Titnmernian who is a leading candidateis a true bluo Lcxingtonian. While he was reared among the peoph of old Edgefield, he has adopted lhitesburg as his new home and we claim him as our own. We know of but two cindidates from Edgefield Tillman and Talbert. I THREE HILL LEVY PASSED I BY LARGE MAJORITY. t O11 last Monday ,our people sustained b Bi; well deserved name of being ( ; sive, by voting upon 0111 schoo tl ^1^ district, by a vote of -10 to 0 an, extra three mills on all personal and real property in the district. We cannot commend too highly the action of those wlie carried the measure by their vote. They have taken a sten which means the building tip of a school second to none in thoroughness throughout the whole stale. The passage of this measure means the growth of the material as well as the educational interests of our community Now "bugaboo" of high tuition is elim inated and the poorest man 5is able t su enjoy the same advantages as the bet- tx ter fixed class. There will be no ex- th case for the absence of a single la y or 1 girl from the school-room next ses " an sion. A germ for a strong town unity ll( has began to grow and spread, and our tin town was never more thoroughly a- f?r livf to the maintenance of the very best school facilities. We congratulate ourselves upon heing among sncn a people; we congratulate them upon being so alive to the cause of the j. training of their children, ILites- ^ j, burg Iris done as it should have done I curt It is well. | are veri I cret Our Saludn Letter. 1 infe( The aim uk.1 meeting ol the Saluda mg Oil Mill Co. Stockholders was held on ! blow Wednesday of last weak. The reports wort from the various officers show a lairly ! -tubl good years work. OlliiO'rs were elected King for the ensuing year. It is probable lible that a bookkeeper will he employe,) disea during the busy months. $1.00 Uncle George Wise has withdrawn r,H' l.eesv t From the race for County Treasurer uid tl is now lutnored that Mr. J. B. will u|i|iiHr on lite truck with ,he itfiuainiiiK six candidates for t*'al ttiee. "Uncle Johnie," as is well oumn is a it.'stler and will m.ike hings lively if he docs come into the Tray. Mrs. U. F. Pysinger, who has been i?orlined to her room with measles, is rapidly convalescing. Dr. l'ltts and Misses Alice White an?j Allie Witt returned to Saluda Krirfnv after spending three or four days at the exposition. Dr. Pitta attended the State Dental Association and reports a most interesting and profitable uieeting. Mr George 'Jibioti is confined to liis room with malarial fever, llis father came over from Augusta Friday and will remain with him for several days. The Masonic Lodge of this place will celebrate St. Johns Day, June 24'.b. It is the purpose of the Lodge to have Past Grand Master Orlando ShepparJ and perhaps other prominent patrons of Masonry to deliver addrisj.es on that occasion. '1 he exercises will be held ill the court house and, of course, tiie public ui I be invited. The matter is now ill the ha. dsof proper com naittes and it is tlie hope of the town's membership to make the occasion a great one. The sequel to (he Clemson college trouble shows that the Sophomore class had borne the pressure under which the college has been laboring as long as it was possible and we are g|ad that the testimony hears the boys out in their in lion. Whenever sucli action is taken by a whole class of college boys flu times out of 100. a change in the udmislration of affairs is needed. No. 5595. Report of The Condition of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BATESBURG, AT BATESBURG, IN THE ST A TE O F SO I'TII CAROLINA, AT THE CLOSE OF I I'SlNESS, APRIL 80, 19.>2. 1 Resources. j Dollars. Loans and Discounts, 68231.18 Overdrafts, secured and un<n secured, 362.87 I'. S. Bonds to secure circulation, 70(K). ireiiiiuois ou I . S. Bonds. 297.50 Banking house, furniture, ulid fixtures, 3750. Due from National Banks (not reserve agents), 4231.48 Due from State Banks and Bankers, ***** 9117.10 Checks and other cash items, 159.46 Notes of ot! er National Banks, 1700. Fractional paper currency, nickels, aiiu cents, 83.90 ( Law Ft* i. Money Khskhvk , in Bank, viz: i Spe :ie, 2701. Legal-lender notes, 1200. 3'.Hll. ^ Redemption fund with U. , S. Treasurer (3"0 of cir- ( eolation) 350. | 1 Tor a i. 01181.51 ( Liiultiliiies. Dollars. Capital stock pi.id in, 25000 Surplus fund, 1501 50 (Tulivided profits, less ex- ' penses and taxes paid, 1920.10 s National Bank notes outstanding, 70C0. ' Dividends unpaid, 3.50 1 Individual deposits subject ' to check, 45200.91 s Cashier's checks out- ' standing, 49.40 1 Notes a**d bills rediscoun t- ' ed, 25C0. ' 1 ills ) ayable, including ' certificate t of deposits ' foijiitotiey borrowed 11000. 1 Totai. 04184.55 1 State of South Carolina, County of l' .exington, ss: * I, W. W. Watson, Cashier cf the ? tinve-natned tianW <t., ^.vi ? ,.... auK-uiiiiy swear | hat the above statement is true to . le Ir.'.st of my knowledge and belief W. W. WATSOJf, Cashier. Sub erihe I and sworn to before me lis 7tli day of May, llKiS. A. C. MITCHELL, Notary Publ ie. DRitEcr?A ttest: I. EDWARDS. j W. II. TIM MERMAN. Directors. S. A. BAxES, S | , To the l>cmo< ratio voters of Saluda County:? I heredy announce myself as a can date, in the ensuing primary, for Q, tigress from the second district and licit your support. I entertain the pectation of addressing you upcn e it-sues of the day whenever proper cadoiis pre tent themselves, and in i* meantime hope that my character il ger.eral litness way receive yonr enlion. I shall he subject at all ies to the iemulations prescribed u the primary, an! subscribe to such /? dge as the wisdom of the State *' mr.c ratic party may f( rmulate. KespecUully, | 1 G. Duncan Bellinger, j QJ EVEALS A GREAT SECRET, i often asked how much startling > f (] s, that puz/.'es the best physician, ell'eeleil ?y Dr, King.s New Diseoy for Consumption. Here's the se. It cuts out the phlegm and ge?*ni- pr. tied mtietis, and lets the life givnxpgen er ieli and vitalize the x i I. It heals the inflamed, cough- 1VI i throat and lungs. Hard colds and born coughs soon yield to Dr. qh^ ;'s New Discovery, the most infalremedy for all throat and lung ' ses. Guaranteed bottles fiOc ami ^ Trial bottles freest O. J. Har- I |u^| Also at Smith and Crosson at ?? i He. . - w&zjg&Wf* :v- ?SS 5 We are You We PLEASE GIVE For your far nr vnin* A \/i null V^UHUU. * 9 flour, grits, sugar ai of eatable goods and Canned goods, tin corn, wholesale anc "Ice Cold. We will be please dies and gentlemen WE sell for cash. You Ha'wl - <? Xo Lobs ok Timk. I have sold Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years, any would rather he out el coffee than it. I sold five battles oi it yesterday to thresheis that could g< no farther, and they are at work again this morning.?II. R. Piiki.Pm, Plymouth, Oklahoma. As will he seei by the above the thresheas were able to keep on with their without losing a single day's time. You should keep a bottle of this Remedy in your home. For sale by Balesbnrg Drug Co. Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years of Suffering. "1 have been afflicted with sciatic rheumatism for fourteen years," says Josh Edgar, oi German town, Cal. 1 was able to he around but constantly suffered. 1 tried everything I eou d hear of and at last was told to t ry Chamberlain's Fftin Balm, which 1 did and was immediately relieved and in a short time cured, and I am happy to say it has not since returned." Why not use litis liniment and get well? It is for *ale oy ll.it esburg Drug Co. Won't Follow Advice Aftf.ii Paying For It. In a recent article a prominent phys? :an says, " It is next to impossible for the physician to get his patient to carry out any precsribed course of hygiene or diet to the smallest extent; the drug treatment." When medicine s used for chronic coostipat ion, the most mild and gentle obtainable, such ax Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet, should be employed. Their use is not followed, by constipation as they leave the bowels In a untaul and healthy coud'tion. For sale by liatesburg Drug Co. Whooping Cough. A women who has had experience with this disease, tells how to prevent any dangerous consequences from it. She says: Our children took whooping cough last summer, our baby boy being only three mouths old, and owing to our giving them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, they lost none of their plumpness and came out in much better health than ether children whose parents did not use this remedy. Our .ildest little girl would i. il lustily for rough syrup between whoops? Jkssik Pinkky Hai.i.. Springville, Ala. This Remedy is for sale by Batesburg Drug Jo. How it is hone. The first object in life with the Aneri-um people u to "get rich;"^the econd, how to oegain good health, ['lie first can be obtained by energy, lonesty and saving; the second, (good leal 111) by using Oreen's August flower. Should you be a despondent ufferer from any of the effects of >yspepsia, Liver Complaint, Appendi ritis, indigestion, etc., such as Sick leadaclie, Palpitation of the Heart, v or Stomach, Habitual Costiveness, dizziness of the llead, Nervous Prosration, Low Spirits, etc., you need lot suffer another day. Two doses of he well know i August Flower will reieve you at once. Go to O..I. Harris Irug store and get a sample bottle free tegular size, 7i cts. Get Green's pedal almanac. LEND US~ "WE3L WITH 1NTE YOuu SHAKE of tlie . Saturday AN1) we rowds. we list a Riverside Plaids, 0 e; Batesburg DriKs, iood yard-wide bleac ride bleaching, (> 1-4; fty cent wash silks, \ ants reduced to cost; >t collar bargain put 1X20 reduced to 55 c ' S'.'v 20 pr. Men's 2.7o shoes rc ladies oxfords reduced to -16c !II LINERY-well' offer. Our stock is growing I be suited. Come while the 11 MMENCEMKNT REQUISI' re done all your thinking and ail you In titty goods, Ribbons, etc. "NEw YORI V.IOTTO! ng ? s-re Willing. 1 US A OALL. icv groceries; meat, meal, lard, nd any and all kinds fruits. -ware, hay,oats and I retail. d to serve both laWe sell cheap. irs very truly, Z. - ]E5SL"Wl_ Insurance! Fire, Life and , Accident 1 will appreciate a share of your InHurance llusine?s. The New York Life, the tilens Falls Fire, the Phoenix of Hartford, (Fire) the Travelers' Accident are conservative, liberal and safe. None Hotter, few equal. For information address or call on me at the First National Hank of !3atesbu >g. W. AY, WATSON, 3- 2(1 Agent. Deafness, Noises in tlic Head, Ac, rosittvely cured liy IIaktlky's kak Lotion. This new Uemcdy kim>s riltht to the actual seat of tlie disease, and has effected such remarkable cures tiiat the greatest hope is held out to all sullerers, no matter how had or lout; tandtng the ease maybe. O MC UOTTI.K WILL Cuke any ordinary cam. anil will he sent securely packed and |>ost ltd with full directions anil testimonials u|?ni receipt ol fcl u?. Order direct from JAMrS K. MAULEY, "iJ. Stiwkdale Koail, South Lambeth, I-ondmi, ENGLAND. us~ your Job Work.f? There is no demand too small and no order too large for OUR STOCK OR FACILITIES. Goocli's <Jtiick Itclicf. When your joints and bones ache and your flesh feels tender mid sore, a 25 oent bottle of lioooli'n tjui< k Iteliet will give you quick relief. Best cure for colic. A. GENTLE HINT. In ojir style of climate, with its sudden changes of temperature,?rain, wjnd ar.d sunshine often intermingled in a single day?it is no wo|id-*r that our children, friends and relatives are so frequently tal eu from us by neglected colds, half the deaths resulting directly from thi&cause. A bott'e of , Bosehee's German Syrup kept about j your home for immediate use will prevent ser.ioussickness, a large doctor's bill, and porhapi death, by the of three 1 or lour doses. For curing Cousump- , Linn, Hemorrhages, Pneumonia, severe Coughs, Croup, or any disease of i the Throat or I.tings, its success issim ply wonderful, as your druggist will ' tell you, Get a sample bottle-free at 1 O. J. Harris' Jirug fltore. liegular size, 75 cts. Get Green's Special Al- < matiae. i t i Thousands Saved By ? i * IDR. KING'S NEW DISCOVERY I jfc This wonderful medicine posi lively cures Consumption, Coughs I Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, PneuImonia, Hay Fever, Pleurisy, La- ? I Grippe, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, t P Croup and Whooping Cough. I I Every bottle guaranteed. No ? | Cure. No Pay. Price 50c. &$I. t I Trial bottle free. 1 YOUR EA TiiiiEivi: REST?IF YOU W ?ood things" we are were taxed to our u1 few from scores of e< e, *25 inch plaids, 4c; 5c; Good Yard wide . liing five cents; 8 1-2 l()c waist ginghams i Jl)c; table oil-cloth, iii ; 1200mcns 15 & 20 c on this market, I5 ts. Fifty pr. mens $ luced to $2.00. oO pr. ladies o 12 old ladies oxfords reduce* We have positively never had si beautifully less, but the stock h largain Sale is oil. "fh.S-?Next month ushers ii ?Ve 10 do id to come and supply your e < RSCKET ? V_ y THE HOME An IngenousTreutmciit by which Drunkards tire Iteinir Cured Daily in spite of Themselves. No Ndxous (JoseM. No Weakeni 11K of the nerves. A iMeasant nut positive Cure for the Liqtioi Habit. it ie no* generally known and under stood thai Drunkenness is a disease and not weakness. A body tilled with poison, and nerves completely .rliatter e<| I.v deriodieal or constant use of intoxH.itiiiK liquors, requires an antidote cnpable of neutralising ami eradicating this poison, and de*irt>) ing tiie craving for intoxicants. Sufferers may now cure themselves at home without publicity or loss of lime from business by litis this wonderful "HOME GOLDCURE" which bas been perfected after many years of close tody nrd trcumeiil of inebriates. The faithful u?e according to directions of this wonderful discovery is uesitivciv canranteed to dure the most ibstinat* case, no matter how hard a drinke Our recordsshow",!he marvelous transformation of tliousrnds ol Drungarks into sober, industrious and upright men. W1VK8 CURE YOUR HUSBANDS!! CHILDREN Cl'KK YOUU FATHERS! t This remeds is in no sense a nostrum but is a specific for this disease only, and is so skillfully devised and pre|<areu that it is thoroughly solubleand pleasant to The taste, so that it can be given in a cup of tea or coffee without the knowledge of the per.son taking it. Thousands of Driinklardo have (.ure l themselves with this {priceless remedy, and ts many more lliuve been cured aim made temperate men by having the "CL* HE" administered by Jcvmg Iriends ami relatives wihout their knowledge in coffee or tea anil believe today that they discontinued drinking of their own free will. DO NOT WA I r. Do not be deluded by apparent and misleading "improvement," Drive out the disease at once and for all time. The'DIOAIE GOl.I> Cure" is sold at the extreniel low price of One Dollur, thus placing it w ithin reath of everybody a treatment more effectual than others costing *'-! "> to f50. Full directions accompany each package. Special advice by skilled ohysicians when requested without extra chargh. Sent prepaid to ?ny part of the world on rece2t of One Dollar.Address Deept. 1,Edwin 1$& Com Our Clubbing Oiler. The State (semi-weekly edition) and The Advocate for 2.25 a yiar, 1.26 for six months. Regular price of both papers 8.00a year 1.50 for six months. The Thrlce-a-Week World and The Advoc vtk for 1.05 a year, 85 cents for six months. Regular price of both papers 2.00 a year and l.OO for six months. The Advocate and Atlanta constitution (weekly) 1 year f 1.75 cents, six months 90 cents?The Advocate and Atlanta semi weekly Journal, 1 year $1.75 six monies So cents. Bend-Weekly Journal and The Advocate 1 year $1.50, six months 75 conts. The Farmer Student and The Advocate 1 year $1.25, six months U5 cents. TIIE NEW YORK WOLKD THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION. As (loon to YOU as a DaII.Y and you Get it at the Prick of a Wefki.y. It furnishes more at the price than any other newspaper published in America. Its news ser vice covers all the clohe and is eonnle.i of f?v?- (tallies. Its report* from the lloer war hav? not been excelled In thoroughness ami | promptness, and with tlie presidential campaign I now iu progress it will be in valuable. Its politi ' ii w it tin in impartial. This fact Ulsters It of especial value to you at this tin e If you want to watch every move of tha great political oampalgn take the Thriee-a- Week World. If you want to keep your eye ou the Trusts?aud they meil watching--take the Thi ice-a-Week World. If you want to know all ' foreign developments, take the Tilt ice a-Week World. The Thrlce-a-Week World's regular suoscription Is only $1,00 per year. We oiler this un- i s|;ial<ni newspaper and Tiih Advik'A i Ktogethei ine year for $I.G5. The regular suhscriptlou price ot the two ! iper* is 00, The News and Courier (weekly edi- i ;ion) and Tuk Advocate $1.75, six j nontlis QU cents. Prices will be made upon application i for other combinations than above. Subscriptions also received for any ol j he above papers singly. The rates quoted are strictly for cash in advance. , Write to or call on us f ?r good read ng. We olTer you only The Best. The Advocate, For Stomach T oiihlcs. "I have taken n great many d.lL-rfiit medicines for stomach trouble and onstipation," says Mrs. S. Geiger i l Junkcrton, Iowr, "but never had as [oop remits from any as from Cham lerltn's Stomach A* Liver Tablets." ''or sale by Bntesburg Prug Co. RSI , u"ZR,isr : i !' > I I h ILL COM E AM) GET * :.... ii.: i ' uiirrijii; i n is WOOK. < " i: most to handle tlie " qually good values: < J r Ilatosburg sheeting r Bleaching, 4; 7 I -2c ;; and 10c Good yard a i reduced to 8 1-2; "! rteen cts., 300 pair ollars 10, the great beautiful pictures !v !.*;() shoes reduced J ) if> Fl on xfords reduced to <i5c. '12 CO 1 to 50c. to ea< uch a resp mse to a closing hit I rc? .scarcely broken and all inyi" tl comniedceinent season, cu f wiin i l t'ii> new uuit.?riMi { f. STORE. % / f ^ ' ^ Light-Bread, Tni Beef, ^ 4 Sausage and -^"3- Fish, at the Green Grocery Store, PAUL 8PANN, Proprietor. C. J. ETHEREOGE, DENTIST, I.EESVILLE, . - - . 8. G. Office next door to Post Office. Josh Westhafer, of Loogootee, Intl., is a poor man, but ha says he would not he without Chamberlain's Pain Balm if it cost five dollars a bottle, for it saved him from being a cripple. No j external application is equal to this j liniment for still an 1 swollen joints, contracted muscles, slid* neck, sprains and rheumatic and muscular pains. It has also cured numerous cases of partial paralysis. It is for sale by the Ilatesburg Drug Co. Acid Iron Mineral NATURES GREATWWyy Remedy For all Chionic DISEASES. Dripped out of "GydV own Compound. Cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia Kidney Trouble, Liver Complaint, Itn pure Blood or General Debility. Used externally stops blood, cures sores of every kind and all skin effectiotn. Tne best tonic in the land for a Weakly man, woman or child. "This is to certify that I have been i in a bad stale of health two years or 1 more. Have taken bert recommended remedies and h..d physiciana attend me without any permanent benefit. I heard of Acid Iron Mineral, got a bottle and found immediate beneficiary res"Its. Would recommend it to all sufferers. Respectfully, ii. S. stkapman, Of the li in of Steadtttac & Itiley, Itatesburg, S. C. - TRADE SUPPLIED. - ' Acid Iroa Mineral Company, Columbia, S. C. IfF" Correspondence Solicited, | For sai.k at Batksupkg by I)r O. j J. Harris and U. I,. Hartley. A-k to see a descriptive pampnlet < explaining all. How To Curb mis Grip. Remain quiet at home and take Chamberlain Cough Remedy as directed and a q .iek recovery is sure to fo'loiv, That remedy counteracts any tendency of the grip to result in pneumonia, winch is really the only serines danger. Among the tens of thousands who have used it for the grip, not one case ha> ever been reported that did not reeover. For sale by Ba'esburg Drug Co. For Coi r.ns and Conns in Children. ' I have not the slightest hesitancy in recommending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to all who are suffering from coughs or colds. " says Chas. M. Cramer, Esq. a well known watch maker, of Colombo, Ceylon. "It has some two years since the City Dispensary first called my attention to this valuable medicine and I {have repeatedly used it ar. I it has always been beneficial, ft lias cured me quickly of all chest colds. It is especially effective for children and seldom take more than one bottle to cure tbem c.f hoarseness. I have persuaded many to try this valuable medicine, and they are ail as well pleased as myself over the results," For sale by liatesburg >jug Co. I Coon koR Rheumatism. Last fall I was taken wi'li a very se* ! vere attack of muscular i heumatisiii j whii b caused ine great am! annoyance, j After try ing several prescriptions and rheumatic cures, 1 decided to use Chambcrlian's l'ain Halm, which 1 had seen advertised in the South Jerseyman. A ft er t wo applications of this: remedy 1 was nuivh better, and after using one b.iltle, 1 wa* completely cured?Sallie llariis, Salem, N. J. ' For sale by Halcsburg Drug Co. A WORTHY SUCCESSOR "Something New Under The Sua" All Doctors have tried to core CA- ' I'AKRII by the use of powders, acid faxes, inbalcrsanil drugs in paste form. ' f'lieir pewders dry up in the mucous I iicinbraues causing them to crack onen ' ? mil i?I* ? *!. Tho p iwcrful acids used n the inhalers have entirely eaten i iwav the same membranes that their! linkers have aimed to eiire, while pastes | mil ointments emmet reaeii the ilis- ; ^ use. Ami oh! and experienced practi- j* inner who has for many years made a ! lose study and specialty of the treatnent id Catarrh, has at last perfected .Treatment which \\lien faithfully used | h int only relieves at once, but permant- 1 t< y cures Catarrh, by removing the j o) uuse, stooping the discharges, and! urin^ all inflammation. It ist he only j w einedy known to science that actually w caches attected parts. This wouderfii ,|j I'liiedy is known as "SN f FKI.KS, t he I IUARAN1 EfcD ('ATA RRII CURE'" ml is sold at the extremely low price f One Hollar, c leli package contain- K ig internal and external inedieine jrt ililcieiit for a full month's treatment nd everything necessary toils perfect ' ?e "1 "SNUFK1.ES" is the only CAA Klill ( '( ItK ever made arid is now pr ^cognized as t lie only safe and posive cure for that annoying and disisting disease. It t ares all intlaina- wt on quickly and perinaiitly and is also .. underfully quick to relieve II.,y K V K K or 4 < 11,1) in t no UK A l>. CATARRH when neglected often K" nls to COXSl MTION "bNUK Ml LES" will save you it you use it at Or ee. It is no ordinary rer -dy, but a j m plete t real menl which is positively ' farautced to cure cure CATAIlRli| any form or stage if used according! ' the direct ions which accompany | | h package. l>on't delay, hut i it at once, and write full purlieu's as to y our condition, and you will su' ? ive appeal advice from the diseov- '-*? r of this wonderful remedy regaril- , tir r yo ,r ease without cost to you held t-'ie regular price if' SN I KKLKS'" p " t.lAllANTKEl) CATARRH '* 1 RF > t repaid ;to any address in the Vt?l ited States or Can ?da on receipt of, ., e 1>ollar. Add res I>cpt. 10EI>VVTN UILKH& COMl'AN Y, 288 and 2882 ?ut kel Mreet, I'hilndelj hi X j cdy M SOUTHERN I' M RAILWAY *' " 2? THE GREAT HIGHWAY OF TRADE AMD TRAVEL. Uniting the Principal Commercial Centers and Health and Pleasure Resorts of the South with the ^ X/ NORTH, EAST and WEST. Hlgh?Clai* Voitlbule Trnint, Through Sle?pin^>Cari E between New York And New Orleani) vis Atlanta. I 1 Cincinnati and Florida Points via Atlanta and via H ' Aiheville. M New York and Florida, elthor via Lynchburti Danville |j and Savannuht or via Richmond, Danville and E Savannah. P Superior Dinln^-Car Service on r 11 Throagh Trains* [ij Excellent fervico and Low ltatca to Charleston nc* || count South Carolina Inttrr-S'.ato unri Wed Indian n ? exposition. (j BWinter Tourist Tickets to all Resorts rotv on sale at H reduced rates. I For detailed Information, litcratu e, time taL.es, rates, etc., apply to nearest tlcket,agent, or m Jress g >' J.H.IiARDWICK, \V. i:. TAYLOt, General Passenger Agent, Asst. Cen. Pass. Agent, Washington, D. C. Atlanta, Ga. H R. W. HUNT, J. C. BEAM, B Dlv. Passenger Agent, District Fast. Agent, Charleston, S. C. Atlanta, Ga. F FEBRUARY IO, 1009. | 33e^7-e2rs'c?^ KneecS; BUGGY AND WAGON WORKS. The best and cheapest shops in the State. All work done in the best style. Finest Fainting done at the Lowest prices known. HORSSHOING BY HE BSHSOR XPR IJsl THE SOUTH Don't get cheap work done when you can get First-class work at less'prices RIDGE SPRING. - - S. C. ' Jordan Rolls Cn And ?o do those up-to-date Buggies and Carriages of STEADMAN & KI- ( \Ve heg to announce to our friends throughout this section, that we havj purchased the entire stock of the Bate-diurg Buggy it Harness Co., and have the largest stock of ihe best Buggies and Harness that has ever been to this market. We defy competition as to quality and price. Before buying anything, get our prices?that's all we a?k. STEADMAN & RILEY, "The Rollers." ir ~ VirginiaN=Carolina ^ Chemical Company, CHARLESTON, S. C. RICHMOND, VA. ATLANTA, GA. Largest Manufacturers of Fertilizers in the South. Importers of . Pure Gem an Kainit, Mui -ate oi ,'otash, Nitiite of Soda, Sulphate oi Potash. It is impor>.nt in buying your fertilizers, not only to buy goous of established reputation and high grade, but to buy where your wants of every character can he supplied. f h We are in position to furnish all classes of goods and in such quantities as buyers desire. It will pay you to see us before purchasing. ji -Address Virginia'Carolina Chemical Co., t Charleston, S. C. tend fot Virginia-Carolina Almanac, free for the asking. I or Kent. liatt'sbiipjf ktval-i^taiu ior Persons tltsii ing to rent (lie E. \V. T ^ IcLenna store building, should apply m t ()nce to The store building and two lots of .1. C. GLOVER, k" W* McLenna, deceased, is offered Patesburg, S. for sale. The lots measure 7J feet J front by 17"? feet deep, omcthing That Will l?o You For terms apply to <;wo<1- .1. c. GLOVER, We know of no way in which we can Bntcsburg, S. C, e of more service to our readers t ban ( ^ > 11 II I hem of somet hing that will he T real good to them. Fi r this reason e want to acquaint them with what e consult r one cf the very best reme- ^'r* Whcclcr (ii?t R.<1 ?! Iliii es on the market for roughs, colds, ltlieuniati.Hin. .d that alarming complaint, croup. .?d?rilU; the winter of 1898 I was so e refer t.. Chamhei I lin's tough |aint in my joints, in fact all over my emedy. We have list d it wiili such | |??iv 11, i i.i > n_ . ... , iuiiiu miiiijr iiuooiB >? ?i results hi our family >o Ions; that around, when I bought n buttle ?>? lias heroine a household neees-ity. chamberlain's I'ain Balm. From the i its prompt use we haven t. any |jri6l application I he^an to well, uht but that it has time ami flRain at)(| w;ls cured and have worked steadeveiilcd croup. The testimony is < ily all the year ?R. WI eoler, Northvein. port our own experience, mui ! wo0'1; For sa,e b* ,l*'le*b?rK surest th.'t our readers, especial- '>MI^ ' ?* ' those who ha\e small children, al- ?????????????? tj > Keep it in their homes ?s a safe ord against < roup.?Camden (S. ('.) Their Secret Is Out. ssen^er. I-or sale by Bate-dmr^ s;a,jitwilie, Kv,, was curious to "i> ' " learn the cause of the vase ionprove??????????i? men| j? health of Airs. S. I*. A (Jootl CQiigli Medicine. W hit taker, who had for .1 loii? time, 'rum tin - ? flj?Miniiun, aiik. rnuureu 11 itiold Mirfrriog from n find Chaiiiberlnin's Cous;h Hemedy i hronic bronilii.il trouble. "It.s all I In excellent medicine. I have been ',r- s New Discovery, I I'eriiiK from a severe cough for the '"'r husband. It completely I I two months, ami It has effected a cured lier ami also cured our little 1 ?. I have great pleasure in recco- Kr*'"bdaiighter of a severe nttart o ending it.?W. C. Woekner. This Whooping f.ough." It positively ; he opinion of one of otir oldest an?i { ' okle? I .a Getp, Hron- I *t reepeoted residents, end bee best ohltle, all fbrnl ami long troubles I nntarllj given In srooi* f-Uth that a.M,'>ec' bottles ade end fi.oo. I . . , . I rial bottles free at Qunter j drug I ers may try the remedy ami be ben- stun., ed, &s was Mr. Woekner. 'I bis rem ] is sold by Uatesburg l?rng Co. ^ J