The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, April 11, 1907, Image 2

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? tube (People A M*wnHANT'8 NEWSPAPER. |> ! ? COUNTRY MAN *8 NEWSPAPER. A KEW8PAPER FOR * SELLER AND BUYER. PUBLISHED EVERY THUR8DAY. W. A SCHROCK, publisher. SUBSCRIPTION, S1.50 PER IRROI. Oaadoh S. Apr. lltli, 1807 rA CRYING NEED. There Is a peculiarity in hu man nature to which is given lit tle thought by the great majority of our people, yet iu this pecu liarity consists the streugtb of a nation or a community, at the - same time evidencing in a de gree its weakness. The strength consists in quickness of response to the call of suffering humanity when an instance, or instances of suffering are called to our im mediate observation or attention, and our weakness in the insensi bility with which we view the same in the abstract, that is, as a general proposition. All of us know that suffering everywhere exists, and to the honor of our people be it said, It is quickly alleviated when it is called directly to our attention. To our discredit, we may say that in equal ratio to our quick ness of response to immediate calls for assistance, is our slow ness, painful slowness in taking proper and prompt steps to pre vent a great deal of sufferiug and oft times miserable death of unfortunate victims of a com mon heritage. So much as a prologue. Our object in this editorial is to call attention to a crying need in this community. During the past two decades, the people of Cam den and Kershaw county have had a number of crying needs that have been put to sleep by accomplishment. There was a crying need for more railroads. ? We have them. Again, there "was a demand for telephones. We have them. Water and elec tric lights became an absolute necessity. We have them. Then a new courthouse became a cry ing need. The officers who were compelled to occupy the old one were in immiuent danger of a quick and painful death aud our people quickly responded to the imperative call, aud we have a new, absolutely sanitary, bomb proof ? building, which is the pride of the natives. The last and most acutely crying need which is happily, or unhappily uo longer a need was sewerage. Within a few short months, no . longer will the effluvia from countless insects both brute and human, offend the sensitive nos trils of our people. Germs and bacteria will have become a name only, as they will all be swept out on the broad bosom of the Wateree as fit food for fishes, alligators and "muskeeiers. " All these needs have been sup plied, the last mentioned being in process of supply, and when they are all considered, what are they? Nothing but conveniences at their best, and signal marks of progress. Humane measures they are not. The only humane measure that has ever been pro posed within the period men tioned was an abortive attempt a couple of years ago to estab a charity hospital. This is the real need, the crying need which calls forth these remarks. Al most daily instances of suffer ing come bofore the eyes of some of our citizens which can not be proporly ossisted because of the lack of even ordinary means. Our people taxed them selves more or less cheerfully $100,000 to assist a railroad. They are daily taxed for lights and water. They uncomplain ingly saddled themselves with a debt of $43,000 for a new court house. Very receutly they have ndded another debt of $50,000 for sewerage, with a fair prospect of that sum being doubled be fore the purpose is accom plished^ but to the call of suf fering humanity, we have here tofore turned a deaf ear as re spects local needs. We want to give you one in stance only in many why a chari . ty hospital here is a crying need. On Wednesday of last week a poor negro was run over by a north bound Southern rail way train, his leg and head be in* badly crashed and mangled. .The unfortunate fellow was brought to Catnden and laid in the old baggage room at the depot, a room about twelve feet square, where he remained un til the next evening, practically unattended except by a physi cian, enduring doubtless untold agonies, and why? Because there was no other place for him. This is a single instance only. There have been others, all because our people have been so wrapped up in the material things of life that they simply overlooked the grave question to which we call your attention. Now that, we are abreast of the times in modern progress, let us bend our enregies towards removing the only blot that re mains, and work together for the establishment of an institu tion for the relief of suffering. This can be accomplished only through the co operation of the good women of the community, so on them we call to take the initiative in this good wortc We have no fear that the enterprise being fairly under way, the citizens and our city council will not do their part, and that in due course of time, we wiii have a hospital that will stand, a monu ment to the great and kindly hearts of our people. To work, to work. IN M EAIORIU M. The memorial services in hon or of the late J. T. Hay, Esq., were very impressive. Resolu tions of respect and esteem were offered by Col. W. D. Trantham, and seconded by every member of the local bar, and by the pre sidinsr judge, the Hon. George E. Prince. The resolutions are us follows: ??Whereas it has pleased an all-wise Providence to remove from our midst and to gather to Himself our beloved townsman, a distinguished member of the Camden bar, James Thorn well Hay: '?James Thorn well Hay was born in Columbia, S. C., on April 28, 1847. He was the son of the pure aud lofty minded gentle man, Rev. Samuel Hutson Hay. James Thorn well Hay removed to Camden, S. C., with his pa rents when about four years of ago. The sweet, gentle atmos phere of his home and the ele vating influence of the reflned and cultured people with whom he was brought in contact soon developed in him noble thoughts and high aims, which grew and expanded until his pure life aud honorable career were ended by his death on January 16, 1907. He obtained his earlier educa tion in the schools of Camden. He had a healthy aud vigorous miud aud was always a faithful student. In 1864, at .the age of 17, he enlisted in the Confederate sorvice in the War Between the States and discharged ttie full measure of liis duty to the end of the war. In 1866 he entered the law office of Gen. J. B. Ker shaw and was admitted to the bar in 1868. Immediato success followed his admission to the bar, in consequence of his recognized ability and incorruptible charac ter. Ho was for nearly 40 years a prominent momberof the Cam den bar and was the accepted leader for 25 years. In 1880 Mr. Hay was elected a member of the State legislature from Ker shaw county. In 1895 he was a member of the; State constitu tional convention from this coun ty. In 1896 ho was elected to the State senate from Kershaw county and held this position un til ho voluntarily rotired on ac count of broken health. No dis houorable or even questionable conduct was ever associated with his name during his long career at the bar and Ins long service in tho public affairs of his county and state. ?'Resolved, That in the death of James Thornwell Hay the city of Camden and the county of Kershaw have lost a valuable citizen and a pure minded Chris tian gentleman, the Camden bar has lost an upright, courteous, able and distinguished member, and his family has lost a devoted and indulgent husband and father. "Resolved, That theso resolu tions be entered upon the minute book of this court and a copy of the same be sent to the family of our departed friend, and that the same be published in the local papers." ? When calling on any of our ad/ertisers, don't fail to men tion that you saw their ad in ??The People." It costs you nothing, and proves your friend ship for us. There lire many tonic* in the land, Ah by the paper* you can see; But none of them can equal llolllster's Rocky Mountain Tea. Zemp & Dei'aaa. SUPERVISOR'S MONTHLY REPORT. - The following 1* a lint of] claims approved and ordered paid at the meeting of the County Board, held April 1st, 1907: H E Muan, road work 91 00 L Mohr & Sons, for con* victs 91 00 G W Dabney, poor house superintendent 9 00 H L Schlosburg, to paupers o 05 Dr W R Clyburn, services 80 00 Dr P B Hal), post mortem examination 5 00 D Witherspoon, assessor 2 00 A G Jones, Co Com Salary 25 00 S K Adams, Bd of asses sors and equalization 12 00 J J Goodale, Bd of asses sors and equalization 10 00 D K Hough, Bd of asses sor and equalization 11 60 R M Drakeford, road work 5 00 A A Moore, ex 3 luuatics 15 00 A G Jones, 'Bd assessors 4 00 D G Fletcher, Bd of asses sors 4 00 Lewis & Chr, to paupers 12 75 T J Williams, blacksmithing 0 00 Camden Sup Co, road lids 88 19 H M Fletcher, magistrate and constable salary 130 00 R M Wilson, blacksmith inr 7 45 Whit & Burnet, coal for Court House 15 00 Cook Est'ge Co to road hands 27 70 J M Carson to road hauds 55 27 W T Smith, to paupers 13 65 J S Trantham, salary and. jail fees 223 50 W B Turner, Sal Supt Ed 41 19 So Bell Telephone Co Ph 3 25 CW Birch more Ad v 8 00 W L McDowell, adv for 2 months and job prin'ng 56 91 D P C Murchinson Cor Sal 9 71 Rich'd Price Jenitor, 25 00 I C Hough, Clk salary 100 67 Spr'g & Shannou, to road hands 16 25 J R Young, to pauper 6 00 T J Rodgers, wk at C house 3 40 M Baum sup to road hands 9 00 Amos West, Magistrate and constable salary 31 10 S H Ross, sup to pauper 8 75 A B Rabon, Lumber 9 44 H L Watkins to pauper 13 00 R C Dow, burying pauper 5 00 Jno Boone, service at jail 7 50 H T Johnson, Township com and assessor 11 08 J W Wood, Bridge work 3 00 L Scheuk & Co to pauper 8 00 Cy Camden burying pauper 5 00 J W Wilson vaccination 9 90 R D Williams, sal rd h'ds 144 80 T C Sessions bd of asses sors 4 oo L W Copeland, magistrate constable sal and inquest 46 28 W T Jeffers, mHg& con sal 31 67 W A Schrock ad & job prt'g 9 85 W P Sowell sal rd hands 106 20 Wat Brdg Co toll 9 80 J S Meroney dirt for road 20 00 H G Carnson sup to C'h gang 19 80 A D Kennedy to road hds 38 83 Kershaw M & B Co 2 bills for work on road 571 75 M C West sal and postage 60 07 B M Pearce sal county commissioner 20 80 J A Rabon sal township commissioner 2 50 H L Watkins amt overpaid Co Tr on disp profits 74 00 J M Sowell Bd assrs & eq 12 70 Elm. Brown Bd assrs & eq 9 50 Newton Kelly Mug & con stable salary 15 00 W W Huggins wk at jail 7 60 W F Russoll salary 22 00 J T Truesdel Mag and con stable salary 31 io W Guiseuheimer hall rack for court house 18 00 Elmore Brown sal co com 34 02 G S King sup to paupers and road hands 8 22 S R Adams sal co com 13 19 J T Truesdel stationary and special constable 13 86 N S Richards magistrate and constable salary 31 10 W R Roberts beef to gang 4 93 Est# J B Phelps salary for Probate Sudge 83 33 J M Sowell sal co com 13 13 D K Hough sal co com 17 77 D M McCaskill Treas sal 16 67 [ Hums <fc Barrett to road hands 12 75 R L Jones overpaid tax to co on Bethune disp'v 4 80 W C Butler road work 3 27 M. C. WEST, Supervisor. Election of Teachers. The School Trustees will meet on Wednesday, April 24th 1907, for the purpose of electing teach ers, for the scholastic year, 1907-8, for the Camden Graded School, Factory School, Mal vern Hill School. Also for tho colored schools, as follows: Jackson Graded School, Knights Hill ana Cool Spring Schools. Applications should bo tiled on or before that date with Prof. R. M. Kennedy, Supt. or C. W. Birchmore, Sec'y. T. J. Kirkland, H. G. Garrison, C. W. Birchmore, 8chool Trustees, Dis. No. 1. A Criminal Attack on an Inoffensive citizen is frequently marie in that apparently useless little tube railed "appendix." It'* gener ally the result 01 protracted constl na tion, lollowing liver torpor. I>r. King'a New Life Tills regulate the liter, prevent ftpp*fldloltlS, and es tablish regular lot hits of the bowels. 26c at F. Leslie Zemp's drug store. ORDINANCE. (Special Lkeiwy Be it ordained by the Major and Aldermen of the Cily of Camden, S. C., and by the authority of the earn* : See. 1. That this special license ordi nance adopted by the City Council, on the 1st day of April 1907, for the pres ent fiscsl year, and passed and or dained as a special ordinance to raise supplies for the flsoal year ending April 80th 1908 : That every person, Arm or corpora tion, engaged or intending to engage in any trade, business or profession hereinafter mentioned, within the limits of the City of Camden, shall first obtain a license from the Clerk and Treasurer, and all licenses herein mentioned shall be non-transferable and for the fiscal year, if not other wise specially provided. And all an nual licenses shall expire on April 80lh 1008, but may be revoked at any time hy the Mayor or City Council; Sec. 2. All licenses for the year granted under this Ordiance, shall con tinue In force uutil the ?0th day of April next succeeding the date of issue, and no license, except as pro vided for by limitation, per diem or month, shall be issued for less time or rate than one year. The City Clerk and '1 reasurer shall prepare a proper form to be issued in each case. Sec. 8. Applications for license of all kinds shall be made to the City Clerk and Treasurer and all fees for same shall be paid to him in advance; Sec. 4. No person, firm, or corpora tion shall be engaged in, prosecute or carry on any business, occupation or profession, hereinafter menti o n e d, without first receiving from the Clerk and Treasurer of the City, a special liceuse therefor. Any person or per sons, corporations or associations Tail ing to secure such license shall on conviction be fined not less than ($5) five dollars nor more than ($100) one hundred dollars or imprisonment not more than 80 days in the discretion of the Recorder. Sec. 6. For a license to carry on any trade, business or profusion herein after mentioned, the following sutns shall be paid to t lie City Treasurer, Auctioneers, each per annum 20 (K) Auctioneers, each per day 6 00 Agency, excursion agents or otherwise soliciting sale of tickets 20 00 Architects, Civil Engineers each 6 00 Agents selling or dealing in pat ent rights, whether in stores or on the street 10 00 Agents or dealers in Maps, Peri odicals, Books and other like articles 2.00 per day. per year 10 00 Automobiles, hauling passengers or baggage or rented for reve nue, each r> oo Banks, each 25 oc Bakeries, each _ 5 ou Bread dealers, other than resi dent bakers, eaoh r> (VI Brick dealers, each lo <mi Bill posters, per annum, each 5 ou Bill posters, per day, each 1 ou Barbers, for each chair 2 ou Barbers, each addititional ch tir 1 oc Blacksmith shops with one forge 3 0(1 Each additional forgo 2 Oil Boarding houses furnishing board for a week or less time 10 00 Billiard, Pool, or Bagatelle tab!. other than for private use, each table jq oo Bottling Works 10 (Hi Books and Stationary 5 (Hi Boot & Shoe whop, one hand 2 (HJ Each additional ltand 1 <KJ Bowling Alley, for public play lo (XJ Broker in Bonds, Notes, Stocks, alone or in connection with bank or any other business whether having office or not 10 00 Building and Loan Ass'ns, local 15 00 B A L Agents, non-resident 23 00 Builders and Contractors, taking contracts less than $500 5 oo From 600 to 1000 10 00 From 1000 to 5000 15 oo Over 5000 2000 Broker, Pawn or Money lenders 10 00 Bicycle Kepairs or Keuting 5 00 Bicycle, dealers in or agents 10 00 Canvassers to consumers 10 00 Commission Merchants 10 00 Cabinet Shops, making or re pairing furniture 3 00 Candy Manufacturers, or dealers on the street 5 00 Chiropodist 2 50 Carriage, Buggy and Wagon deal ers alone or in connection with other business 10 oo Carriage, Buggy and Wagon Agents to consumers 5 00 Clothing, second hand, whether in connection with any other business or not 10 oo Carnival Shows, per week 200 00 At discretion of the Mayor Circuses, at discretion of Mayor _ , , per day 100 00 Coal or Coke Dealers or Wood, Whether in connection with other business or not 10 00 Confectionary an. I Fruit dealers each stand 5 oo Corn or Flour Mills, each 5 oo Cotton Buyers and Shippers, alone or in connection with other business 10 00 Cotton Heed Oil Mills, including ,K'"8 20 00 Cotton Packer* and Girincrn 5 oo Cotton Factories, each 25 oo Cotton Seed Buyers, non resident 5 00 Dentist, resident, per annum r> oo Dentist, non-resident, per week 5 oo Drug Stores each 10 oo Dealers in Live Stock, transient per week 0 00 Dealers hi Millinery Goods not paying general merchandise license, each 10 oo Dealers in peddling goods around the city, per day 2 50 Dealers in Soda Water and Coca Cola peddling around the city per day each 1 oo Dealers in Junk, each 10 00 Drays, omnibuses, carriages, bug gies, carts, trucks, w?gons snd hacks that haul for hire other than run by licensed stables, each horse 8 oo Express Cempamcs or agencies each for business done within the City of Comden, with points withirf the State, and not in cluding any business done for the government of the United States go oo Electric Light Companies or Agencies, each 60 00 Electrician, taking cnntracts 5 00 (exhibitions outside of Opera house or upon street, in dis cretion of the Mayor Feather Kenovaters r> oo Foundry or Machine Shop, each 5 00 Fortune Teller or Astrologer, ? eaopf 10 00 Furniture Dealers as Merchants each 10 oo I rish and Oyster dealers, alone or in connection with other business, each per month <X i per annum 10 0(>| Fertilizers Dealers or Fertilizer* and advances, each 15 oo Groceries, wholesale and retai each oo | Green Orocer or Meat Market, each per month $0 00, 0 months $25 00, per annum 40 00 Gunsmith, ftoh ? >n Harness Makers and repairs, each Hotels, rates over $8 00 per day 28 go under ** 00 per day ^ 16 00 llorse or Mule traders per week 6 00 Insurance Companies, Are for each company represented 0 00 Insurance Companies, each ao c?dent,Fidelity, Guarantee, Inability or oilier like iti surance companies. 5 oo Insurance Companies, Life, for each company represented 10 00 Insurance Companies each plate . K,**s 5 00 Insurance Companies, each Live Stock 5 Oy Itinerant?, as quack doctors or Selling patent medicines, each per day $5 00; per week 10 00 Ice dealer retail alone or in con nection with other business each 0 ^ Ice Manufacturers 23 00 Ice Cream Saloon, not In con nection with other business 6 00 Ice Cream or Ice Creaiu cukes from cart or box 9 50 Laundry , each 10 on laundries or agents for laun dries located outside of the City of Camden, each 10 00 Lumber \ ards, each jo 00 Lubricating and Illuminating Oil companies, each 25 00 >awyer?, Physician* or Chemist whether in firm or uot, each 5 00 abor agents 100 00 Land, Loan Companies or Lightning ltod Agents 10 00 agents negotiating loans, each 10 00 Machine Shops aloue, each 6 00 Marble or Stone Yard 10 00 Merchant Tailor, alone, resi JQ QQ Musical Instruments, 5 00 Manufacturers of Cement or artitieial Stone Blocks each 6 00 Mercantile agency Iteporters. each 600 Menageries per day each 60 00 if1 leaner each ' 10 00 Mills, placing each 7 50 Merchants, Stock, less than $200 r 8 00 * J;1*a t.h.an ^ * 500 0 00 $ 500 less than $1000 7 a, 1000 less than 2000 in (M, 20(H) less than 8000 1500 80UO less than 4000 20 00 USUI ,k'S8 thal1 ?KK) -25 00 6000 to 10000 80 00 News papers, Daily 25 00 News papers Weekly 10 00 News papers Month y 5 00 Oculists or Opticians transient per month or fraction, each 5 00 1 can ut dealers as a business ea,;h 6 00 Peanut peddler or vender each 2 00 I eanuis sold on street or stand 2 00 1 edulers, itinerant, each per day 2 riano and Organ tuners, or re pairers each per day $1 00, per Minium 5 Qjj Printing Olllce, Job, alon.i each ft 00 I hot ograpliers, resident, per annum G 0^ Photographers non-resident per annum 10 00 Plumbers, pipe fitters each 10 00 I aint Shop, House or Sign Painter taking contracts 2 50 I ressing Clubs, each 5 00 Koal estate agencies and collectors of rent or other claims, each 10 00 Kcsidcut Salesman or agunt for any mercantile house firm or corpora tion or business of any kind what - soever, each 10 00 Itcstauraut, each 10 00 Kepair shops for Sewing Machines Bicycles etc, not paying general merchandise license 5 00 Hail road Agencies, each for business done within the City or Camden with points within the State and not in cluding any business done to or from point* without the State and not including any business done for the government of the Mnitcd States, each 25 00 Skating Kinks, each 10 00 Shooting Galleries, each 10 00 Sewing Machine agents not paying general merchandise "cense, 5 00 Surveyors, each 5 00 Soda Fount and Cigars, alone, 5 00 Stables, Livery, feed and Sales, Stables, Sales public or privute, ^ ^ alone or in conneciion with oth.*r business 10 00 Stallion or Jack, on service 5 00 Saddle horses, for hire by private parties, outside licensed stables, per horse y 00 Salvage Sales by parlies from ??.hi'p towns each per annum loo 00 lailors, repairing and Dyer* each g Tinners, not paying general merchandise license, each 5 00 telephone Companies, each 50 00 telegraph Companies or Agen cies, each for business done with in the City of Camden with points within the Slate and not including any business done for the government of the United States, ?r, Ten Pm Alley for public play <wh l0()() Undertaker, alone or in connec tion Willi other business 10 00 N atchmakers, repairers of clocks and Jewelry each 5 (Vl Wheelwright shops 5 oJj Wood Yard alone or in connec tion with other business 5 00 Warehouses charging storage each . - (K) S en. 0. The amount to he charged! license for any other business, trade profession or occupation, not herein' specifically enumerated, shall be fixed by the Mayor and Clerk conjointly but the said Mayor and Clerk shall have no authority to change or reduce the license fees herein fixed: Pro vided, that in case of short term li censes taken out in the latter part of the fiscal year, the Mayor and Clerk hoensefee ,r d",cret,?" 'educe the Sec. 7. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith tin and the same are hereby repealed' Done and ratified in City Council ni Camden- South Carolina, this 1st day of April, A. D., 1907, ami in the one hundred and thirty-first year of American I udependeno. H. O. CAKIUSON, J. J.Ooodale, Major. Clerk. Cures II1oo<l, Skin DIhciiko,' Cnti tcr. Greatest llloo'l Puri fier Free* If your blood is impure, thin, (lis eased, hot or full of humors, if you have blood poison, cancer, carbuncles, eating sores, scrofula, eczema, itching, risings snd bumps, scabby, pimply skin, bone pains, catirrh, rheumatism, or any bk>od or skin disease, take Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) Soon nil sores lienl, aches ami pains stop nnd the blood is made pure and rich. Druggists or by express $1 per large bottle. Sample free by writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, (>a. B. B. B. is es pecially advised for chronic, deep seated cases, as it cures sfter all else fails. At P. Leslie Zemp's. A Splendid Assortment at KENNEDY'S. One and two horse Plows, Disc and Smoothing Harrows, (.{rain Drills; Oats, Home Raised and Texas Rustproof; Wheat and Seed Rye. llay Presses and Gasoline Engines; Ha r bed Wire and Fence Wire; Ranges, Stoves, Heaters, B. B. Wickless Oil Stoves; Pipe and Engine Fittings; JAPALAC. Harness ! Harness ! ! Harness ! ! ! Hunting Coats, Pants and Nets; Leather and Canvas Leggings. Grocery Department. Kingan's Hums, Breakfast liacon, &c, &c. Wheat Brann, a new and very fine Chicken Food. A. D. KENNEDY i A III LINE It All, WAY. j ___ 1 NORTH-SOUTH-ERST-WEST j ^ \ Two Daily Pullman Vestibuled Limited Trains Between ] NORTH AND SOUTH. First- Class Dining: Cars. ] < The REST RATES and ROUTE to all Eastern Cities via RICH- ^ MONO and WASHINGTON, or via NORFOLK and steamers ? To ^ ATLANTA. NASHVILLE, MEMPHIS, LOUISVILLE, ST. LOUIS, 1 CHICAGO, NEW ORLEANS, and all points South and Southwest ? I To SAVANNAH and JACKSONVILLE and all points in FLORIDA ^ and CUBA. 1 POSITIVELY THE SHORTEST LIKE BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH. \ For detailed information, rates, schedules, Pullman reserva- ( lions, etc., apply to any ag?>nt of the Seah<?ard Air Line Railway, ' or W. L. Burroughs, Travelling Passenger Agent, Columbia, S. C. J Clias. F. Stewart, Asst. Gcnl. Pass. Agt. Savannah, Ga. t TYNEH'S f > Y8PEPSI A KHMLDY. Many Have DyMpcpsinniid Don't Know It. l>o yon belch up wind? Taste your food after eating? See specks before llu? eyes? Arc yon pale and haggard? Does yonr heart iluttcr? Are yon dizzy? I)o yon liaye pains in side or l?aek? Risings or pimples on the skin? Are you low spirited? Is there a sour taste? Breath bad? Headache? Weak kidneys? Bilious? Constipated? Are you nervous? If so, you have Dys pepsia, and ;t is a dangerous condition. To e.ure, take Ty tier's Dyspepsia Reme dy. It is made for just such troubles and symptoms. Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy removes acids from the stom ach, strengthens weak stomachs, and eures the worst Dyspopsia or Indiges tion. Druggists or by express 50 rents a bottle. Money refunded if it fail? to eure. Medical ndvice anil circular free by writing to Tyner Remedy (Jo., Augusta, (4a. 2 N< ? 3 CL C fi p 0 QL m p o o o *1 * CO c M ? U-aM o *?-* ? s OQ s p wo i i iQTrn'ti Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Buiy Medicine lor Busy People. Brlnee GoMcn Health and Renewed Vigor. A specific f"f ( un*tlpntloo. Inrtlirf" tlon, Tytvor *n?1 Kidney trouble*, I'lmt'lCR. Kveenm, Iinpurt Hl?>o<K Hivl It rent h. Slutwlsli I?owH?, ITcsidacbe Md flAcUochO. Its Itocky Mountain TCO In tab let form. SS cents n box. Ucnulne m;i<ln by HOT>Li TEIl Diiuo Com pa NT. Mi\*H?on, Wis. GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR 8ALL0W PEOPLF UNDERTAKING CALLS ATTENDED ANY IJOUIJ DAY OR NIGHT. :: :: :: Est. E. O. McCreifflit. W. CERTAIN, Ladies' and Gents* Tailoring of All Descriptions. ?PHONE 294. Opposite DeKalb Hotel. Williams & Stecdman, Fire, Accident and Health INSURANCE. Surety Itonds. ? Office over store of J. C. Cureton & Co. WOOD SAWED BY MACHINERY. ANY LENGTH. Why worry over stovo wood being too long? Why warp and ruin a valuable* stove or rango by being forced to leave tho doors open because of wood be ing cut the wrong length? WE HAVE THE REMEDY. 'Phone 17, or call on Wliltakor & Burnet. Tholienndu linv?* prOfiounr.i><t llnl U?t?.?r'a Jtocky Mount nin Tea t lie trrmtrst lirnling power on cnrtli. When iiu'dicnl noirlice fail*, It em-. cimmIr. Mnki** you well. 85 cent*, Tea or Tablets. Zetup & Del'nUi