The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 15, 1903, Image 2
ADVOCATE.
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Xntered at the llafceaburp, 8. C., Post- *
wfttc* aa Secoui-Glaaa Mail Mutter. '
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rubliahed Every >\ e net ay (
denoe of tills. It marks th? growth and
advancement of our town in an unmistakable
tanner. It shows that our
oitiaena haT4 the push and hustle necessary
to make it the best and largest
town between Columbia ami Augusta.
As figures sMeak volumes we
have obtained a few front Postmas'er
Kueece. Since the llrst of January
there have been 819 money orders issued,
amounting to $3,751.74 and 195
orders paid, amounting to $i,Q8l 80.
The gross reoepiU of the postal business
amounted to $1,047.71, nearly one
hundred dollars iu excess of the same
period for last year. It should be
remembered that these figures embody
six of the dullest uinnths in the
year for our citixens. and we venture
to suy that the report for the six
months ending December 31st will
show much larger gains over t lie report
of last year. Ere twelve months more
have rolled around llatesbiirg will
show in every branch of business a
decided improvement, as already the
increase in the trade of our merchants
has b%en marked. And why P Heiause
Iter biisln* ss tarn are courteous
aud judicious, doing a legitimate busttia-u.
btrivinir to Mti'iiru mot liolii tiv
honest methods the trade of the surrounding
country. When once ?uch
a spirit take* a flrui hold on the
ladders of a community It becomes
contagious, until eventually every citizen,
no matter how humble, is doing
his portion in the grrat work of push.
ing our town to the I'ront. The start
has been made and should not be abandoned.
Have not we an txcellent
bank, an solid as the aoundest in the
tit-He and ofllcered by capable gentleuieu
whose every effort is to serve the
oublic)1 Have we not abraded school
of high rank, which will offer the
public a Iree nine months term the
coining station, wlcch in itself should
be a great drawing card to those who
have children to educate. Then take
our cotton factory and minor industries
into consideration, su< h a?
saw mills, machine shops, blacksmith
shop*, etc. Keeping these facts
in miud, together with the
tine tourists' hotel, hich is assured,
and other contemplated improvements,
has not every c'tizeii a
solid foundation upon which to stand
aud i nil for liutesburgf We do not
court a bo>.m for they are often disastrous.
but we do waut to see our
town forge to tlie front, and believe
the day is near at hand when Hates
burg's swaddlii g clothes will he cast
aside.
A bug scientist says that mosquitoes
will tlee truui the unialc of a hrasi
band. This litis no reference to the Lone
Star Brass B ind of Butesburg.
At a meeting of the stockholders of
the BacoUt Mfg Co., held in Spurtuiiburf
yesterday evening It was decided
to add another million dollars to
the capital stock of the company, mukiiiK
it $2,000,000. This move shows
(duck and enterprise and verities our
prediction.
Ktom Washington the report conies
that the condition of the ll-ecy staple
throughout the cotton belt is much
improved. It wi'l iuiprovd gradually
in order to get bai k to seven cents bv
selling time, and when the poor farmer
has been forced to dispose of hi?
crop the exsggerrted estimate will be
pulled nown and the prim of cotton
pulled up. In what way is the farmer
benefitted? The majority of them
cannot hold their cotton.
We notice in nu exch iiige that a
ilarrishiirg (I'a ) doctor sejs "that
the devil lurks in the seou fountain."
"Theyoung women of tins country,"
remarks another exchange, "are go
in* 10 ?ne uevu hi h rapid rate then.'
{ Tbat Pennay I vnnia doctor Ina passed the
S fanatical stage a,ul there in no clianrt
of earthly existence being a peacefu'
Hk </ue fur him.
MICIIT Wit J IK II IKKKOit.
HH?| "1 would cough neirly all night
long," writes Mrs. I'Iih?. Applegnte
HBB of A leXHOdria, 1 ml., "tilid coilld hardly
99H any sleep. I had consumption
to had that if 1 walked :i block I
|U|H would cough I rightlnily and spit
M^Dw blood, hot, wht'U all other niedic'nc
failed, thre* fl (XI bottles',of I'r. King's
HWH New imovefy wholly erred me noil
Wk J gained 6H pounds." It's ahsidiitely
guaranteed to cure 'Jnuglis, ('elds, I,a
HSSflflBM^B Grippe, Uronctiitis and all throat and
WMKBSPSb^1 l'dug Troubles. I'rire !W>c and
H B Trial bottles free at (). J. Harris,
Hutssburg, or GroMiou l>rug Co,,
J.ceavilte,
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JOHN BELL TOWIL1,, Editor J
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JULY IB. .tt03. !
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If you desire a sureir.dex of'a tow it's ,
growth and progressiveness no better '
guide can be found than to watch the
rise of its poetoflloe. As the receipts
increase the otlice is elevated from
class to class, until it dually reaches
the lioiit, becoming a llrst-tl.iss office.
The Batesburg office, recently
advanced to the third class is un evi
APOLOOB1MC.
During the editorV abarnce en a Vacation
Advocate readers will bear pa*
ientljr with the foreman, who is now
itideavuilog to act as editor and printer.
This statement is uiuUe i<> proect
th? editor from being charged
ip with our shortcomings.
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PRISONOUS SHOT.
Convicts Attempt to ICacape
liut Come to CSrlef.
Friday afternoon about 2 o'clock,
two prisoners attempted toescape from
ihe couuty (arm, about live mi Us from
Cvxinglon. They unnamed to (jut live
mile# irouithe field in which I hey were
working, Guard Kibler and Ueorge
Wilson, a trusty who is as-ving a life
sentence, were sent to ci.pturc the escaped
convicts, dead or ulive. On their
way in aeurch or the psisorers they
passed t lie farm of Mr. Frank Swygerc.
1'iitt convict knew that young Swygert,
aged about 20, was a good allot
and ha was r quested to aucoinpauy
hem, which he did. The negroes
were tracked about live miles wheu b
glimpse of thtui was caught. Kibler
called to them to halt but they ouly
ran the faster, lie attempted to (tire
hm gun but it (ailed tu go off. 1 lie
negroes were making good their escape
when lie called to young Swygerl
to lire. The latter drew a head
oil Hawking knd when he lowered his
gun the criminal lay dead upon the
ground. When Swygort raised his
gun to a:tn at the other criminal.
George Naioe. lia war fully 85 yards
away, but witti steady nerve and a
good eye lie hit his man, bringing him
to the ground. Namie ctitiuot it v c. At
the inquest Mwygerl was tiie slat witness,
and in tin unconcern, d way told
the story of the shooting. Hawkins
was a model prisoner and well I kt-d
by Ins guards, hut up<.n failure to halt
at eoniinand had to be shot. The eoru
nor s jury brought i|i a yerdipt that he
was killed by Swy gi rt hi llie performance
of his duty.
Sheriff Rhoden, of Saluda, was in
town yestercay.
Hon Kugene S. Blease, of Saluda,
was in town Tuesday.
Dr. L M, Mitchell went to Columbia
an t usine-s yesterday.
Mr. E. !. Norris and family are visiting
at the home of He v. N. G. Conner.
Miss Moida H.dg.s is visiting her
friend, Miss Jatne Miirrav, in Columbia.
Mr. Tench ltouzer, of Columbia, visited
his friend Mr. Jus. Hardin last
week.
There is room for another laundry
agency iu liat??burg?as we liuve only
tlv? Of tllelll.
The new brink store of Mr. \V. 1).
Hikard w ill be 25 feet w ide and luo
feet Jeep.
I>r. K. J. Jones, who visited in our
town the past two weeks, bus returned
to hia home in Concord, N. (J.
The liutesbiirg band boys were at
the Lees* I He r?-union in great shape
and did themselves proud.
Mr T. 11. Keruaglian left Tuesday
morning to join Ins lauiily iu the
uioiiiiluins ol North Caiolioa.
t apt, Ceorgr Hell Tiiiimeriiiaii came
lip liom Lexington to atleud the
Leesvihe re-union yesterday.
Ors. A. C. Wilkins and Ii. C. lildgell
are utlttiding the Sunday School Con
ventien at ihiiippi church as dele*
gates.
Mr. J. Pope Matthews of the Palmetto
Hank and Trust Company, <>l
Columbia, was here on business yesterday.
Mr. J no. K. Kneecv, of Monet ta, has
been awarded a scholarship in the
.Sontii Carolina Medicttl College tor
next year.
Mrs. .1. P. Joins lias beee confined
to her bed for se\eral days on account
of ?ickness. We hope for her a speedy
recovery.
Mr J. W. Edward*, one of SaluiiuV
s uuiicheslcitizens, ?as in town Tuesday
. Ilia brother-in-law, c i.pi, VV . W.
11 olston, accompanied him.
The Summer Sc hool for Lexington
county te ii hers commences next
'1 uesdaV ai In u. ill. All teacher:
sbuuld be on iiuioi tile unfiling uu)'.
On Monday Col. Jiines II. Tillman
charged Willi tbe minder of Knitoi
(Joiizt.'es, was transleried Iroiii the
Columbia to the Lexington jail.
Tbe gieater part of Hateaburg'i
population was ul Leeaviile siiuikIIud
jduiiug i ho day yesterday to at tent
the Confederate Veteran's Ko-iinioii,
Hr. VV. l'riee Tiuiuierman attends
I ttie Sunilay School convention at. l'bilippi
et.unb as a delegate. He wil
visit bis old liouie near Eureka befort
returning.
Educational ICally.
There will be an edoeat.ouul rally al
I'rovidetinc church on Saturday. .1 ulj
261 h. All areiordially invited to attend
and bring well-tilled bus els, a.<
it will be a pu-iiic 01 casioii. Aodrerse:
along educational lilies will be delivered
by Lev. W. < reigliton, l'rof
Jobn (.1. HI ink .-.rales ; lid l?r. \V VV,
li.tniel, A treat is in store for all win
are interested enough in education t?
lay aside tbe business of one day ant
ulleud.
I t'KKS UI.OOl) 1'OISOK* CANCKIt, ll.l'KKH
kczkma, CAitnr.Nci.Ks, ktc.
MHDlClMC KKKK.
If you li.tve offensive in(iIea 01
erii|>tioiis, uu-ers on any |>url of tin
body. Hi-long bones or joints, hilling
jnnir, iimit-ii^ paicue*, swoiicii giaiuis
skin itches ami turns, sore lips ^i
i (,'iiiiis, eating, festering -ort-s. sharp
gnawing pains, then you sill ier fioii
serious tilooil poison or the beninning
of deadly calmer. Von may he per
niHiieiitly cured by taking Itotann
iilooil halm ( II. II. it.) made eepe .dally
to cure the worst tdood ami skin dis
eases. It kills the poison in th? blunt
thereby giving a Inalthv nloo t supply
to (.lie ufieeteii parts, heals every son
or tilt er, even deadly cancer, stops hi
aches and pains and reduces all swell
logs, botanic Itlood cures al
untiignal I) .onil iron tiles, such as ecze
ma, scabs and s< ale>, pimples, running
sure-, carbuncles, scrolula, etc, Ks
peeially advised lor all obstinate casethat
have reached tin second or thin
stage. I?rugnists $1. To prvoe il
cures, sample- of blood balm sent lre?
and prepaid l>y writing blood balu
Co., Atlanta, Ga. Jtescrihe trouble am
free medical advice sent in sea leC
letter. For aale a'ml free samples n
balesburg by .1. I' fiiniuons ,
Some people ha virt sense enough ti
Use a liiiit il they hud tense enough l<
take il
Mrs. Kmttm irhfcmblin returned yerterday
frutii AuvrusUw
Ti C. Slurkir, Esq , of the I?xiii)C*
toti bar. Is iu town today.
Mrs. K. H. Sheaiy has' been quite
sick the past few days.
Mrs. (J. J. SHinders, of Bordeaux,
is vinitio* ut the l.ouie of Mr. J. A.
\Y I'.ilteu.
Mr. Sain P. ltoof, hcii ttf 31 r. W. P.
Roof, of Lexington, s|*?iit last night
in our lnwn as the gneel of Mr. Colviell
Cullutn.
On Sunday afternoon, at Johnston,
Mrs. Fannie Courtney ami Mr. J . N.
Lott ?vern happily married The contracting
parties havr many fiiends iu
this section who extend congratulations.
Friday. June 17th, the town of S:ilnd*
will vote on th? question of subscribing
$12,000 in bonds to the Johnston.
Halmta, Gre.'itwood and Anderson
Kail road Company.
County Summer Scliool
Next Tuesday at 10 a. m. the Couuty
fc'ummer School fo* Lexington
county will com insure a four weeks
Region at Lexingt< n in the Institute
building. Prof. J. K T. Wejor, of
our town, will be as-isted in cot ducting
it by Prof. U. A. Lewis, of Spartanburg.
Those in attendance will bring
text books on the subjects of Algebra,
U. S. History, Pedagogy, English
Grammar and Civ'oa. This school
will greatly benellt those In attendance,
better titling t hem to more properly
perform their duties. Every
teaclier or prospective teacher should
be in attendance. The lhst'tute is in
the linniis of gensleuiHii competent to
make it u pronouhced success.*
CLIPPED.
Taken From Papers That Failed
to Give Proper Credit, So
We Cannot.
After all, the colored brother may
conclude that it is better to be a slave
in Alabama than a boil-tire in Delaware.
Hie Colombian legis!? tnre is still
toying with the Canal treaty. It
d?es not appear to appreciate the fact
that the gun Is loaded.
A man named Seldom Hack is trying
t> break iiuo polities in Kenliieky.
People would elect hi ill to any ollice
in the world if iliey thought he would
live up to Ins nam*.
And now an Englishman has c me
forth to bray, as-erting thai the Ainer
< 4 lis him gradually Hi riling to I ml in n <
He may awake from Iiis mid-summer
night's UiksUi but he'll still bt u jackass.
There was onee :? town In the town
were some ' charitable institutions."
The institutions agieed to pay the
game of "who-cati-keep-slill-llie-loiigest...
And none of them liavu nrnvi d
vet.
.lust as children nre fool.d into believing
that the drunistcik is the best
part of the turkey, so thai they will
cry for it, grown-up people are taught
that two persons can gel more out of
an income ihan one.?New York I'res.
A small parishom r in Aberdeen
brought a bask-tof strawberries to the
minister ve.y early on Monday morning.
"Titanic y-.ii, iny litile girl," lie
said; they are very beauiittl. but I
hope 3 on didn't gather them esterday
which was the Suob.ith dav. No st
replied the child, I picked litem his
morning lfut they were growing ull
3 esterday.
The latest developineiit in the labor
union business is the reporti d projection
ofn church in < Incngo, wlius*
house of Worship is to lie huiit by union
men, the niaterals to he gathered from
uniOn source-, the membership to In
i confined to union men, the preacher
the choir, the orchestra, all to he niei
and women, the members oi the cougregaiiiou
muet present a union can:
at I he do.>r as they enter for worsoip,
Labor unions have their lists bin
they are often misused,
TilK KOt'Nl) kTIoN OK IIKAI.'II.
. Nourishment is the foundation o
health?life?strength. lvodol |)\>
pepsia Curr is the one great fnediciiit
| thai enables the stoiu icb ami digest ivi
' organs to digest, assimilate and ir ns
' f rm ull foods into the kind of IiIoim
1 j that nourishes the nerves and feed:
| the tissues, kodul lays the loiindalioi
lor health. Ilati.re dues the rest lo
[ digestion, 1 dyspepsia, and all disorder
I ol the stomach arid digestive organ:
i are cured bv the Use of Kodol. S >!d hi
! batcsburir Itruir Co.
When ?i woman begin* to draw a mat
1 out site lias a plan on tap fur pulling
hi in in.
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NO FAl.F.K CI.AIM*.
I The proprietors of Foley's II.hum
iiid Tar On not advertise this as ,
' sure cure for eonsiiuipt ion. ''Tin y ?b
not claim it will cure this dread com
plaint in advanced eases, hut do pos
it ively assert tlialii Mill tore iii lln
! earlier stages and never fails lo givi
' coin I or t and relief id the war?l e ?>es
Foley's llonev alid 'I'ar is willioli
* iloilht the y i'.it. si throat and liuij
? remedy. Refuse siihsi mites. Soli
- bv >1. i> 'i ilillliolls ltateshnrg.
' Sound kidneys are safeguards o
life Make the knlin ys henlt y will
I Foley's Kidney ("lire For s.ile hy .1.1)
Tiiniiions lialesliurg.
COI.LECE OF CHARLESTON,
(< Italic-toll, S. C.)
11STII YEAR 1EUINS S! IT. 1AI'll
r
r Letters, Science, Engineering, Oiii
' scbolarahip to each county of Suuil
. WIHMIIIl. I II I lion , *1". I4? *l| 1*1 nil'
furnished rami in Dormitory $10 pei
| iii'>11111. A II candidates for ndnii*sit.i
, aie permitted t?? compete f"T B ? i*i
' scholarships. which pay $100 a )iar
. For catalogue. ad-tress
II AliKlSON KAN I><>l.I'll,
l'l ?!? tlrlit.
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A SI'KOICAI. OI'KR .1 ION
is always d.umerons- do not submit ?i
I ill" surgeon's k ni l<* 'nil ilyou I av?* trim
- DeWitfs Witch I In/.-1 Milvr. It wil
t j cure when every t hin>r else tails? t li e
( lllllll' ill IK ill I ll' >II>!1 Ill's of I'HSI'S. lllTl
, is mie of them: I suffered I rom hleeil
t | |||? Hliil piotrudiiiir piles for tsemj
t years. 'Vas treated l?y Oiffereiit spec
. I i.ilists and used many remedies h"t oh
i tained no relief until I used I >. V\"i p
I V\ iteh I la/.el Salve Two boxes o
I this salve cured liie eighteen lilOlit
i ' HifO and 1 h ive not had a loii'di of tin
piles si nee.? II.A Tisdale, Suininertoii
S. C. For Blind. Bleeding, ileliin.
and 1'rotrodiiie Piles no reiutdy ec.ual:
? PeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Sold hj
Bate*burg -Druj? Co.
MAN ANI) MULK.
[From au Exchange.]
[Atthe Old Maids'Convention held
in Koch*stcr, N. A'., Miss Cynthia
Scott read a paper oil "Mare Man.** In
substance she si.id Ihnl in n is no
mure ot an absolute success il.au the
mule ]
Tlie mule? he is ? get.lie beast,
And so is man !
lie's satisfied lobe the least,
A mi so i s mall!
I.ike man, lie uiaj be taught soma 11 ieks
lie does ni work from eight to six;
The mule?when he gets mad lie kicks,
And so does uiati.
IMn. I... l...o . I..?.i - ?n
Ant! *o has innn;
He's li?ppie?t win*ii In; is fuil, *
And so is until;
Like man, tie holds a patient p >i.<? ,
Ami when li s work's done will rejoic,
The mule ? lie I kes t?? hear Ii s vot'.r,
A nd su tl .es hi.m.
The iiiu e lie lias his faults, '(is tii.r,
A nd so has hi.hi ;
j lie does some things lie sin tiitl not do,
A ml so does man.
! I.ike man, he doesn't yc.rn for style,
I hi l wants etui! eii t nit n tall i lie whi.e,
The m ile lie has a I ively smile
Ami so has mail
The mule is sometimes kind and ^tu*1.
And s > is man;
lie eats all kinds of oreikftst food,
A ml so tlties iiia ii.
Like man he balks at gaudy dress
Ami all outlandish foolishness.
The mule's aeeiisetl of iiinlist.no-s
A no so is man.
*Of food.
EX VU MliWS
Late dispitehes front in Nor Ii
| show eleariy that the tynruitig laver
I lias become epideuiie in tli.it seelioii.
Pope l.eo, is slill a'ive, hut is reported
very low. He is hearing *'p remarkably
well for a mail of HI years.
The twenty-firs, biennial International
Christian Kntleavor Con vulitn
is io session m 1 leaver, Cul. The sit
tendance is large.
in llarrisburg, Pa., on duly 13;h,
four deaths wet ? reported nstlu- re-uli
tif handling toy pistols on cue l-'oiirth
John Terrel, a wealthy f irmer ileal
l'ei rolenin, I ml , killed his s in-in.
law, Malt'tiim Woife, Suutlay. Wolft
ilrtivi- l?v 'r..?'r*.l IV Itttiico ; . -
inj; remark" at 'lie ?r. i f?? in* hail de
sorted aittl her father. '1 he 1: 111 < r ' ?
! eame nilu rioted ami 'lux WulU , whe
was taken to a diielor'.s nllire. I'm
I lather was m>t s:it i.-lled, t lit ie!c:n.i
his K"11 u"4' drove to tlx* dorL it's *.Ill *
stood oil the cxiwii, hur.-t in '.Ix* ?.? <?
illlil Stint \\ <?: t ?* to tli'itlh mi the ii]m ra
tine t?'? le. Iie u^aiu reloaded Ins jm
anil hoUlnijf theeiewd it hay at rii
his hug^y and ilrove in the j ill
Where i.e Save hitiisell up.
LATH STA TE M:\V3.
Manning Is to have a new $u,">Oi
! j in.
j Kasley is to have s new crvilei
sr.hool tnii d.n>f. It will he i'liii.-hei
anil ready lor o'.-ei>| amy by ( liri-it
mat. \
Tin1 eonlrtnt las been lei. for tlx
eruction ol lhffct*4u imlli^i' nil lvl;:e
liehl. The sini^ixre will oust ahoii
l f 15,000.
, I Ten negroes have been j tiled at Nor
I way, rliark'fil w it it beiti)* iuiplie. ie
I j in the inuider ol t* i li lips and tl.e r .
1 t'se?i lent tlieret>?.
The Stale Hoard of K-piali/. it ;m
! tn-.-eis hi 'i.IiiiiiiiI i t iilay. li is ex
I peeled $~>,0o0.0;i0 of espi:.. I lor its
(! mills will lie nixed to the t.?\. hook'-.
I At t?re?-1;wood. Monday, two I't '
man ears i u the s-xiililioicxl /. -.ti
II I.tile w?r? ?h railed. Several padien
1 tiers wire ii joreil, hot none i-ei inu-ly
I The Central lleliet'O mt-iti le-, w'o 1
hail in e||.irn?i 'ho d;-trihotimi of I In
funds fur the use of the I'aeolct V.illej
?ullerer- Iihv-' finished t neir labors
Tliey di-dnir-ed a tiiiul ti> twenty il?'i
Ihoiisai ii doi'ai s..
Mr Julius <1. Smith, one of th
I i pioti-ers ol tlree! Ville and. a pro ni
' U.Mit hie i lie- > iii i ii if t li it see i XI. die
l|Si||day lie Was kliii vil I Il'on^h III
| I he Stale and w is a irxs!o ol l-' i r n t
Iui l-ur, a I so ot i h si x) I' it*: ii Hp i?
i 1'iieohaieai w, in na y :ti i.om-.iim
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OATAUHII IIF Tin: KIOMV u
s |
, When tilt' e 11>111:;< ll i? < \IT I >;111?1
1 \\ lieu fiMnl i> 1 itkt'ii iiit i 11 t li tt ill
j in (li^t^t, dooay slid i !I'liuiM'-. ;
I mucous iin'uilir.iiit', exposing t itv* 1 1
IVM, ami causes tilt) iflniiili in net';1;
I mucin, instead ul' Hit- natural j. 1 <*
I of digestion 11>i- is culled ?'atarrd ?.
the stomach. Kur years 1 suffer*!
?itn cuiarrli ?>f tin* Stomach, ? :i imm
by indigestion. Doctors and uicdiciu
laiUd to ben*-lit in*' until 1 n-*<
f Kmlul I >\s| ?-pa.i ('lire- J. It. I.'lna
? t 'oppcll, Tex. Soil! by HaU ibi; v.' I?. 1 :
i? C??.
INiyARTi^l
n
I tva* troubled vilh rtom- *?!
?e?i trouble. Tbi-illi m nia.-V- .1
Ilr.111 lit 1I1.I nit* ni( i.' K*'1'!
in one wort than all the doctor
m medicine I S?'k in a year
' MIIS. S A 11A II K.
billUKIULD, Ellclt.ivillc, I;. I.
Tlii'dford's I Muck Hr.in-l.t f '
quickly invigorates the uo- |;i;
tion ?>f tho stomach and j
Cliros even tlir*. .ic * * '
indigestion. It yon wi.l
take a small *l?fo <t Thud- I
fad's Mack I'l'iuirht on* j
ilioiiullv you will K. ;? yosu*
stomach nml liver in per- ' {
feet condition.
Is,
1.1 THEDrORD'5 i:
' BLACK-DRAUGHT
j 0 More *irknc3* i* censed by [ >
rl constipation than hy any r.'.
jl other dhea&o. Thedford's j- <
j| D!iu k-I)raiight not only re- t
J i liovee cnnstijmtion bc.tcnrc* t-3
I ? diurriuna and d\-n'lih ry and
; keeps the bowels regular.
" | All druggists nell
I iS-crnt package*.
"Thedford's II lack- *'
Ihmight in the 1 '< st nieili- l >
4 , cine to lepulate the l>o\v< Is
f 1 have ever used."? Mil I",
s k A. M. IMIANT, btic..ds ; i
* Ferry, N. C. m
COHSTIPATI
i
\ I
Thousands Have Kidney Txouble
and Don't Know it.
lion To Find Oat.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a
? sediment or sethy*m
r ^." ,~T J tling indicates an
v/Vjvl W j* \ ~ ;i unhealthy condirrr/.
w ^ ' i V/ *'on ?' kidiVA
\P\\^Uy ' i v oeys: if it stains
') your linen it Is
Alk>Or'| J>w'' *j I evidence of kidjKaVi/
If I T nc^ trouble; too
I' ' ; "A frequent desire to
* - pass it or pain in
'?""*** the back is also
sonvlncing prccf that the kidneys ar.d bladder
arc out of order.
What to Do.
Thcro is comfort in the knowledge so
: often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamplioot.
the rr : kidr.cv r ::iedv fulfills rv?rv
. wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the ,
j back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
of the Urinary passage. It corrects inalility |
| to hold water and scalding pain in passing
! it, or bad effects following use of liquor, t
i wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant I
I necessity of being compelled to go often '
! during the day, and to get up nrany times I
during the night. The mild and the extraordinary
effect of Swamp-Root is soon
realised. It stands the highc:t for its won- ;
dcrful cures of the most distressing cases.
if you need a medicine you should have the
best. S^li by druggists in 50c. and$l. siies.
You may have a sample bottle of this j
wonderful discovery fC 'Krj'
and a bo.k that tolls
| more about it, both sent ? g.j'?Kkg?s]
absolutely free by mail.
1 Address Dr. Kilmer Homo of Swamjvrooi.
I Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men'
tion reading this generous offer in this paper.
Dcci't make any mistake, but r err. em bet
the name, Sv/amp-Root. Dr. Kilmer's
i Swamp-Root, and tho address. Binghamton,
j N. Y.. on every bottle.
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1 A Perfect l-'er All Throat ant!
';M Cure: Lung Troubles. jj
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, j Atlorn-.-y & Counselor at
Low.
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Will jirart <-<i i;i -..1 ; * i?? h i :i t o runl" C .
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Oilire in I. it'oinrin KiuMing,
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Brc the most fatal of all diseases.
mi EW$ * K1DMEY CURE is t
U Hcti Q rf n?i ftr.Mrfli.
s wi*as a v yuaiaut jiw ucmcuj
or money refunded. Ccniains
remedies recognized by eminent
physician as the best for
Kidney and Bladder troubles..
PRICE 50c. and $1.00.
I'.?r Salt' by J. J). Titmunn*.
R-I-P-A-N-9 Tabules
j P(K t?rs find
A troori prescription
I J'or mankind
[ The f?-cent packet is enough |\>r tr t7fl|
j occasions. The family bottle (fluels.?
| contain* a supply for u year. .'JidruugUts
sell them.
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When u woman says that she and her Woman is evidently a special dispenfl I
husband never had a quarrel in tlieir sation of providence to man's
life, she means be h;?#. such self control conceit from ruonso*: swhv with him*
that he tlwats ia\s never knew
any other onuin in the world who ? iiks oiiieij Wwihcises have kailkd
wool things just us a
them.?New York Press. take Foley's K'dney Cure. It has
.... ... cured wl en everything else iias (lisSpeak.np
O v, l? it i?.,'t cnality n|,,M,lll,pd. Kor rale 1>. .1. It. Timhut
| incus,
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For
(jJen's Spring Mineral water?
Jlasourc.l t'lousintls an 1 WILL cure any Liver, Stomach or Ki iusy Trouble,
lie -.oiiiuu-ihIoiI by all reputable phyticiau.s. Still Water, Carbonated Water
mdCiigi-r \U. Tor >alo nil the time at tb" stores of .... ?
Dr. J. D. Timmons and Rikad & Son.
Dear Sir: H
Your Summer Suit is waiting H
for you We had it made of H
the best clotii. Told the tailor
you wouldn't have a botch
job. The suit is a beauty, and
the price very low. Come
and get it. Yours, etc.. I
Stead man & itiley. fl
Ice Cream Freezers. I
_ kf?
lee Cream Freezers arc in demand I
these days and 1 want to supply the I
demand. Best makes at reasonable I
prices. Call and let's talk about it. I
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Agent for F'atton's Sun Fronf Paints
(J I" A R ANTKLlJ FOR FIVE YEARS.
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ON THE SUMMER RESORTS
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^ l?JJ of Hunches. parsonages or iasiiV.
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t wit ad otaers. as it is positively Silea tens ?-f millions ?f gallons';
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