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No. 143 Dept. 111., G. A. R. ltcc^
Mr. Isaac Cook, Commander of * * ancj
ove Post, Kewanwee, 111., writes: n
I or a long time Z was bothered XklQIfS^f
ekache and pains across my kid- ? ^ *
/s. About two months ago i star- J All
< I taking Foley's Kidney Pills and J|^ JUL JL .%3R coai
s( >n saw they were doing iust as WhAt . ? slee
imed. I kept on taking them and hat Th?y Wi" Do 'or You ^
v I am free from backache, and They will cure your backache, p^ii
uJMike Foley"Kidney1" PiUs so ?r^then your kidney,, cor- j. S
II that I have told many of me ?ctur.n?y irregularities, build
:nds and comradrs about them UP worn out tissues, and r
1 shall recommend them at every eliminate the excess uric acid
portunity. Gunter's Drug Store that causes rheumatism. Pre
vent Bright's Disease and Dia.
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strength. Refuse substitutes.
p- ( | ?T , Gunter's Drug Store. Soi
Special,Notice. DR,-j7rWwN sc;
1 have moved my barber Dentist n<
op and pool room at the n?. Batres.burlf's* .... N.
Offiee in Telephone Building.
1 National Bank building At Ridge Spring Every Thursday 1 *
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hOS JVI11TT3.V Prop. neys are sound and healthy. Foley's g.q
* J 1 Kidney Remedy should be taken at
the first indication of any irregular- 013 a
fry. and a serious illness may be a- ing a
- verted. Foley's Kidney Remedy ancj j
av rwl Wavw restore your kidneys and blad- ..
AK ^er to ^efr normal state and activ r
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2AB0ARD AIR LINE SCHED , T j\ y
(EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER l^clCjLlSCil 1C?
7 1909.) 1
NORTHBOUND VV 0 1T13 Kb 1C6 Oi
.Cola 5.40 a m 4.45 p m 5.35 p m y*Vcl,0T*
Camden 6.35a m 543 p m 628 o tr? > 1 .
Hamlet ?cr
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.....Uam7ioam!are prepaid t(
Richmond 505 pm 535 am 425 a m i i r A
Washnton 835 pm 850 am 740 am I ? Oy cHlV
NewYork 353 am 245 pm 200 pm ! * \
southbound. ;PaimGtto\Ice
43 81 93 |
Columbia 1215am 1025am 625am ^
Savannah 320 a m 145 pm 915 am ^ Qq! TH
lacksonvle 745am 610 pm 130pm ^ A
Tampa 530 p m 630 a m 630 am Pj ^ , , \
"rains 93 and 84 year round lim- I30X 1 t/\J V
t, 92 and 81 through express, 66 /i i, i q \p,
43 Florida Fast Mail. ^OlUmDld, d.
2, 81. 66 and 43 make local stops 1 i >?
,veen Hamlet and Jacksonville. car t0 ^jew yor'K Arrive Colu\nbi;
trains consist of high class day 7.3^ p m ^ Washington 10:40i H
:hes, Dining Cars and Pullman *.? vie #w\ *
* i m., New York 5:00 p. m.
ping cars.
or detailed information and Iar or cafe car Augusta--Columbia
man reservations write SOUTHBOND:
Etchberger. T. P. A., 8;ls a No daUy (or
Columbia, S. C. ! ^Us:a and intermediate points, Ar
. H Stansell, A. G. P. A. | rive Augusta 10:10 a. m. PullmS,
Savannah, Ga. j car.
C. B. Ryan, G. P. A. j Parlor cafe car Columbia-Augu- *
rortsmoutn, Va. 6:30 p. m. No. 7. daily, for Aug ;s*
ta and intermediate points. Arrive
Augusta 8:35 p. m,
jthern Railway Com- / Winter excursion tickets now or:
sale.
>any. For further information call on
1EDULES EFFECTIVE T ? a u ? v e
J. B. Keid, I A., Batesburg, S. C.
V 14. 1909. C. H. Ackert,
B. These schedule figures show ? \ P^ryG M" w?hinKton. ?. C
ime that trains may be expect- G> p. a? Washington. D. C.
o arrive and depart, but the J. L. Meek,
5 stated are not guaranteed. A. G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga.
hbound departures from Bates-; Alex H. Acker,
? ? ! i. r. A., Augusta, Ga.
rg. S. C. |
13 a. m. No. 8, daily for Colum- ?
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nd intermediate points connect- I L. M. MITCHELL
it Columbia for Spartanburg! PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
\shevllie. Arrive Colum0:50
a. m. Spartanburg 5:15 p. Batesburg, S. C.
shcville 9:15 p. m. Office Hours:
5 p. m. No. 130, daily, for Coa,
Washington and the East 2 to 3 p. m.
rgh Pullman sleeping 7:30 to 9 p. m.
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Samples will be submitted
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uf r* r<>!m card to address given below
W''/ attention.
Elsall L'ji k Art; mil;.
A REGULAR TOM BO"Y LI
was Susie-climbing trees and fences. $2
jumping ditches, whitling, always!
getting scratches, cuts, sprains,1 (v
bruises, bumps, burns or scalds, jy
But laws! Her mother just applied wj.
Bucklcn's Arnica Salve anil cure her1 st;1
quick. Heals everything h eatable?
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^ Corns or Piles. Try it. 25c at a.ll
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* Knoxville, Tenn and Return $10.00
I Account Summer Schools of the ^
% South, June 21-.)uly 21. 1910. Tick%
ets on sale June 19, 20, 21, 25, 26, 1
'% July 2, 9, 10 and 16, 1910 with final tec
4 limit returning to reach destination ^
t not later than fifteen days from, aiK
^ but not including date of sale,
fe For further information, apply to
* Southern Railway T icket A cuts, or mc
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0 Alex H. Acker. T. P. A. Augusta.
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Georgia Farm 1 '
ct i i Kinds of crop profitably SjB
^ Verv health v. delh-htful chrnnte. :s $
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^ good water, iul \.e best of people ^
for neighbor 1. .;sv reach of good ?
schools aa 1 chu: hes. ; -J.000 aerts *1
to elect iron , .n tracts from 40 to <j| ll
k S.ocu : \', 'c i .v r com- ;
plete thei rticulars. ^
Prict.. are \ i r !ly so do f it
not delay 1 , hug.
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ui-LIdGE OF C!1 ARLV.S;UK ll-I
1 ?Oth yea: begin:- September 30
Kntra c( examinations will be
held in the C ainty Court Hmise on
Friday, July 1, at ' a. m. All can
'didat : >r adroiss; n an c ut J
- in cptember for ic.unt Hoycei :
- sen whir >v >'100.00 a
i year. Une free tui :on cholar nip I .
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Hoard Mil I fr.rni I.e.:! . < t. ' )<r - M
! mitory, $12. nation $40. For ca'?j ilVi
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i 1 larrison i< iiuioipii,
V President.
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\ Winthrop College
ISchofarship and Itntniiice 'J
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ITLte ROCK. ARK.-RKL'URN '
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Account interstate Cotton Seed '
ushers Association, May 21 - 25
10. Tickets on sale May 21-22-23 ?
h final limit returning to reac de- 1
ration not later than midnight of
ly 31. lr>10.
LOUIS. MO.-RETURN $23.80
Account American Medical Asso- i
ition, June <>-10, 1910 and account
it National Convention, Ameri- '
1 Woman's League, June 8 to 10 ,
:kets on sale June 3-8 inclusive, i
ited returning to reach original
rting point not later than midht
June 20, 1' 10.
IATTANOOG A, TENN. AND ,
<KTUKN $9.15
\ccount National Travelers Pro- 1
tive Association, June 13-13, '
10. Tickets on sale June 11, 12 i
I 13, only with final limit return- <
to reach original starting point ^
later than 30 days from, but not
luding da.e of sale. ;
ISCALOOSA, ALA. ANDRE- '
TURN $15.55 \
\ccount Summer School, Uni- ?
sity of Alabama, June 9 July 20, <
.0. Tickets on sale June 8, 9, 11, '
20, 27-July 2 and 5, 1910, with
II limit returning 15 days from.
not inclncT""1 ' '
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aecced wnen cv< thing else fells.
i r.orvous prostration and female
r kncssca they ate the supreme h
medy, na thousnnds have tesiifVd. '
OR KtDNEY. UVER A\:.D '
STOiV< ACH TROU L3LE a
is the bcs? medicine ever sold
over a druggist's counter. a
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Disappearance of a Custom.
. j ic.'.:i -qu< .i; in v. i 11 m.jd from ''
is. owing to the hi a of 'ho
nieipnl con m il to a! h ih < 1'1 o
"oi'n...ar <>f funn:1 i:ip" at
orals. I! u only ?1 11> v io walk '*
front, n pi a.ii nt in a throe-cored
hat. ir< ? (oat .. :l \v. stroal, ''
'( brooches and pa:, j di eorntnd w
U .i "rf of colors ci Hi city, and a
rylng a long chony rain s
rl
3acred Fires of I iiha.
u i I tiros i- I . i a hnvi riot .'.II 11
a .villi; aishc I. The mo ancient, ?
till exists war. < :; rated 12 :i
lu'D, In (ommeniorath : of '
y i made by the I'nrr.o when
laieiatod lro:s I'frsda to India,
lii i fed tlve tirn ovcy 24
.....i v!'<,( and otnor c
. nt material, combined wltli very ??i
l >id. 1)
Relics of Famous Men. u
mong the relies of famous men in ol
1? est; ion of Dr. John Kivwoll \
St I.outs i J)r. Oliver Wendell < <
> ; >' shoe horn. It is an ordinary pi
1 shoe horn affixed to a cano ir
lie about four feet long Armed n
i this the doctor could put on his ?1
h without stooping or wasting en- ,
I
uth American's "Small Heads. tl
lie ".Small Heads" belong to a st
tli Amoriean race. The k-'l i; jt
iliarly conical, and at tin top Is p
bigger than a live shillin;; ; to >. ;it
three last survivor ; of H re o c(
women. The brain ; 1 i s (1J
lift It of ih( aver ago him:;:; l.rtln j,,
ir height is I rem I: feet to . feut
lies.
Reading Moonlight. W
Zululand. when tin moon Is at
full, obJ< > i n i met 1 ely 1 1 r?
at mi groat <> <11 taneo an seven bf
, while e i oil. ,,t on, cmi jjj
.(> road print with eiiac.
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HIGH WAGE8 IN CHILE.
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Unskilled Labor Much in Demand In
That Country.
The. scarcity of skilled artisans in
Chile exceeds that iu the United
States and the wages that are being
paid far eclipse those in practically
ill craftsman lines in England. It is
asserted tlml ordinary "crow-bar and
shovel laborers," or unskilled laboris
as they would be known in this
'(llllltlv uii'iiivn f...... .....I II../. .I..lln~u
, . v%v( * V tVlll UUU live UV/1IUIO
,n i' clay. Carpenters and masons earn
m average of seven dollars per day,
tvhih j as litters and plumbers relive
e\eu to ten dollars per day.
Sven willi these extreme prices the
lahoi supply is not adequate and
t'hiliuu newspapers are Indorsing the
ii< : ion in congress in appropriating
y.VM'.uuu for ihe promotion of immigration.
The usual wage in t'hilo was
Cor mi rly $l.i>u to $1.80 per day.
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Kissing the Pope's Toe.
The custom ol hissing the loot of
lier.-ons whom it was desired to honor
originated with the ancients. The
people of Oriental nations used to
liiss the hands and feet or hems of
lie clothes of the persons they wished
lo show respect for.
The ancient Egyptians got litis cusont
from the Assyrians, and later tlie
reeks adopted the habit from the
Egyptians. The Romans followed the t
reeks, and then I'ontifex Maxlmus
tail liis great toe kissed by celebrities. <
The story will bo remembered of .
ho old Drlton ruler who appeared to ;
lo homage to a Roman monk after '
lie conquest of Briton, lie was told ?
that it was customary to kiss the foot '
>f the holy father, lie hesitated for a
moment and then, bending down, he '
tuhlenly seized the monk by the ,
ankle- and, jerking it up to his lips,
oppled the worthy father over badk
ivard. HThe
toe of the Sultan of Turkey Is :
iissed h> subjects of high rank. :
1'hose of 111010 lowly position are \
ncrely allowed to touch the fringe of 1
lis garment to their this, and the ' J
loorost (lasses must lie content to |
uake a low ohelsanec in his presence. /
Discovery of Gunpowder.
The Chinese have long been ereditd
with the invention of gunpowder,
nit Professor 10. O. Von Lippmann, of
Halle, has collected evidence to indiate
that this is a mistake and that
I he Arabians did not, as commonly
dated, introduce gunpowder Into Europe
during the eighth and ninth .
cnturies. Professor Von Llppniunu
lelleves that the manufacture of the
irst gunpowder was based upon the
"fire-hook" of Marcus (Iraeetts, which
ippeared in Canstantiuopie about the
uiddle ot the thirteenth century,
rhfc; wa the sviurce from which
lloger itneon, AU.ertus Magnus and
riiomas \qninas derived their Unowl dgc
ol gunpowder. The lirst use of
gunpowder to drive projectiles Is ns ri
bed to a monk, Part hold Schwnrz.
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<l?H<W b I nr ruin Of
lie masons that siono used in buildiif.
should he so placed that it will
h as it lay in its natural bod when
inarriod. Hut Francis W. Iloyt, in
In Hngineering News, says that this
antiliar rtilo is not always to be doK
tidod upon and needs hi many eases
0 be supplemented with other pronations.
There are thive pianos of
* ?. ? iii . I ?<,?( m i m Mtinri't'tnott 'Plul
rit't" is tin direction in which the
tone splits most easily, the "grain"
hat which is next easiest; the "head"
hat which offers the greatest i existnce.
in ;i paving hlnch the two sides
epre.'eiit the rift fraeturo, the top
ltd bottom the grain and the ends the
ead. Hut in n quarry tne naturr.l
ml is sometimes considered inclined
a the plane of the rift: hence the
mperfection of the ordinarv rule for
lacing the stoni in huilding.
Early Worship in Australia.
The lirst place of worship in West
rn Australia was unique in two repents
the materials ?>i which it was
inilt and also the several purposes to?
ilieh it wa. devoted. This remurK1
le building was made at Forth by
oidiers shortly after their lirst ar
I \ it I mi ami ? .? i-wiiijnj?? ?i n Iinst
entirely of bullrnslies. In Midi
on to its use on Sundays lor divim
orship it occasionally served as an
uiatcur theatre in tin week and durm
the whole time as a barracks.
London's Unclean Food.
At the annual meeting of the In
orporated Society of Medical (dlieers
I' Health in London, Dr. \ewnian. a
orough medical oliicer. said there was
ridence that the existence of much
nclean and unwholesome preparation
F food was by no means confined to
merlca. Even in J/mdon he had
me across tube rculosis perms being
nt into sausages, diseased horseflesh
do potted meat, and decomposing anliai
matter into potted salmon and
lrlinp.
"Absence Habit" in the Army.
The "abscnco habit" is a menace to
ir United States army. This Is Hip
atcmcnt rnado hy llrigadlor <It u ral
uhh. commanding the Department of
akota. in his annual report ll< rails
tcntlon to the great nutnhPr ?i otn rs
now absent from their regiments
Hi says that tho number is steadily
icreasing from year to year.
PTrfcnmntlng a Difficulty
^rtfllng a canal bridge too low to
low tho passage of his barge a
enuan Bltlpper Induced 30n Orona
er Guards from a neighboring baricks
to Btop on boadd and act rs
lllast, thus lowering the vessel in
,e water and'passing the bridge in
to (y.