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' BE^TETTSY?LLB, S. 0. BY S. A. BKOWN & CO. Ofilce on Marlon. Street Opposite - " Masonic Hall? Friday, June 19, 1903. Our Town Oqrvernment. . MAYOR-P. A. Hodges ALDERMEN-J. Frank Breeden, C. S Chaffin, A. G. Sinclair, W. W. Pate CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc Laurin. Office open daily. i POLICE-H. S. Quick, G. B. Barrett Marlboro County ??icers. %. SHERIFF-J. B. Green CLERIC OP CLERK-J. A. Drake < JUDGE OP PROBATE-M. MoLaunn CORONER-C. F, Covingtou SUPERVISOR-M. E. Coward SUPT. EDUCATION-NV. L. Stanton* TREASURER-J. H. Thomas AUDITOR-Chua. I. Sherrin". SENATOR-Ciras. S. MsCall. ' REPRESENTATIVEB-D. D. McColl, Jr. J. P. Bunch, "Welcome Quick. MAQisrAiES-C. D. Easterling, T. L. Crosland, Benno'tdvillo. II. L. McLaurio, McColl John A. Calhoun. Clio, W. J. Atkinson, Blouheim, D. D. Stubbs, BrightBville, W. W. Irby, Smithville. Benriett8ville Church Directory. METHODTST-A. B. Wai son, P. C. Sunday sobool 5 00 p. m. Preaching ni il.00 a. hi. and ?.30 p.m. Prayer meet ing Wednesday evening at 8.00 o'clock Superintendent Sunday school, Phil. A. Hodges. BAPTIST-Rev. Rufus Ford, Pastor. Sunday school at 10.00. Preaching Sun day at 11.00 a. m., and 3.30 p. ru. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8 o'cloek. Superintendent of Sunday school, II. W Carroll. PRESBYTERIAN-Bunynn McLeod Ph. D.. Pastor. Services every Sabbath (hummer) ll a- m. and 8 p. m.; (winter) ll a. m. and 7.30 p. m- Prayor meeting Thursday 5 p. m. Seats free. Strangers cordially iuvited. Sunday school every Sunday 10 a. m. Superintendent, J. T. Dudley. AU parents und children made welcome at tho ?ohool. En eco PA i.-Ker. C. W. Boyd, Rector, Preaching ovory Bccond and fourth Sunday at II a. m., and 8.oo p. m. Sunday Bohool at 9.30 a. m. Dr. J. A. Faison, '^Su perin tomi out. Directory of Bennettsville Lodges CONSOLIDATED LODGE NO. 15, K. of P., meets every second and fourth Mon day nights at 7.30 o'clock. E. Powers, C. C. C. D, Easterling, IC of R. & 8. MARLBORO Lonou No. RR. meet H at '.Bennettsville, .Friday ovchlng, on O? fore suv'i full 1 icon a? 8 a c!o< 1 _., , . W Wonuv;. V'. .?/ . ; J, T, Dadlny. Srwc'tiirj . MARLBORO CHAPTER No. 30 R. A. MlVTno?ls at Bennettsville on the second Friday of each month. Bolt Chaffin. II. P. II, E. Stockton, Secretary. EUREKA LODGE No- 43, A. P. M., meets at McColl, each Saturday after noon, before tho full moon,at 4 o'clock. AURORA LODGE No. 33, A. F. M., meei ? at Clio, Saturduy on or ufter each full moon at 3 o'clock, p. m. J. T. Stanton, W. M. John^Parish, Secretary. County Church Directory. Bennettsville Circuit Appointments KEV. J. W. ARIAILL, P. C. First Sunday-11a.m., Pina Grova' 3 p. in., Smyrna. SocondSunday, ll a. m. McColl. 3 p. m, Beauty Spot. Third Sunday-ll a. m., Pine Grove, 3 p. m, Smyrna. Fourth Sunday, ll a. m. McColl, 3 p. m. Beauty Spot. Blenheim Circuit Appointments. REV. W. B. BAKER P. O'. First Sunday, Hebron ll a.m. Ebenezer 3?30 p. m. Second Sunday, Parnassus Ila. m. Bethlehem 3.30 p. m* Third Sunday, Hebron 11 a. m. Zion 3.30 p. m. Fourth Sunday Parnassus ll a. m. Bethlehem 3.30 p. m. s. . -- Clio Circuit Appointments. REV. A. T. DUNLAP, Y. C. Clio-Preaching every Sunday morning nt ll o'clock. Epworth League Sun day nigiit ut 8 o'clock. Sunday school at 10 a. m. W. A. Hinshaw, Supt. Prayer meeting Monday night at 8. Beulah -Preaching every Sunday aft at 4 o'clock. Sunday school at 3. B. . M. Jackron,|Supti THE NEW YORK WORLD Thrloo A Wook Edition. The Most Widely Read Newspaper in America. Time has demonstrated that the Thrict a*Week World stands alone io a class Other papers have imitated its form hut no t its success. This ls because it tells it impartially, whether that news be po. litical or otherwise. It is in fact almost a daily at the price of a weekly. In addition to news, it publishes first class serial stories and other features suited to the home and fireside. The Thrice a Week World's regular subscription price is only $1.00. per year and this pays lor 156 papers. We oller this unequalled newspaper and the Dem ocrat together one year for $1.67. Are"You Afflicted ? ULOERINA is absolutely guaranteed to cure Ulcers, Riugworms, JCczcma, Itch, Se-reg and chronic skin diseases. Send 35 cenia and get a pnekage bv mail. Manufactured and sold by H. G. DOZIER, M. D. Luniberton, N. C. PERSONIL Miss Ida McLaurhi is visiting relativos in Clio Mr. Wallace Swann spent Sun day in Wilmington Mr. Dan Pate attended the W. N. H. S. commencement at Hurts ville last week Messrs Edgar Da ; is and Rob ert Biggs of Rockingham spent Suuday in our town Miss Sallie Rowe, after an ab sence of ten ycxrs is here visiting her brother Mr. A. J. Rowe Miss Olive Meekins left Tues day to spend some time with f rieuds in Wilmington Capt Frank Manning is visit ing his daughter, Mrs. J. M. Woodley in Sumter county Miss Emma Munson, now of Marion is spending a few days in our town among her old friends Mr. B. A. Capel was in town yesterday. Ho says the rain Wed uosday night was a "gully-wash ing trash-mover The degree of L. L. D., was conferred upon Hon Joshua Hil lary Hudson by the South Caro lina Collego last week Mr. Thomas McLendon of Red Hill was up yesterday. He says ?tho rain Wednesday night was the heaviest of the season, but tuere was no hail Mr. P. S. Stubbs of Hebron was up Saturdry. He was look-1 mg up jugs to fill with syrup. The heavy rains did not hurt him much Mr. M. J. Covington of Clio was up Tuesday and brought tho sad nows of thc death of Mr. Theo Weill's little daughter Mon day after a few hours illness Mrs. Sallie Mathews and child ron who have been spending a few weeks with her parents here returned to their home in Wil mington Monday morning accom panied by her sister Miss Lena Powers CUPiD'S WORK. Married in this town on Wed nesday evening June 17, 1008 at .8 30 in the parlor of the Hotel Marlboro, Mr. Samuel Pegues and Miss Mollie Rogers, by Rev. A. B. Watson. It was a quiet marriage, only immediate rela tives of the bride and groom were present. DEATHS' DOINGS. Died at Norwood, N. C , after a short illness, on Saturday morn ing June 13th, 1903, at an early hour, Mrs. Mary Sherrill, beloved companion of Mr. Joseph H. ?Sher rin brother of our townsman Mr. I C. I. Sherrill. Tho romn,?ri?? were ! or. a? hi, io B untie i isvUle Saturday j hight lind taken tb tho stjaiuencQ ! vi* Sar; C. T. ftVievi'?.'.:}, ?vv ?o yVtiiW '..hey Were taken Sri nd o v ihorhmg; ?0 o'clock io Oat: Ridge ce mtv ! ?;y, uli?.c ovjicuiu emu appro priate ceremonies were conducted Ivy her former pastor Rev. R. Ford of the Baptist church, and the remains laid to rest in the preseuee of a large concourse of relatives and friends, who had gathci od to pay the last sad tribute to one who was very popular and loved hy many in our town for her nuble traits of christian character. ? Mrs. Sherrill was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. David, and on the morning of the 2nd day of April 1902 was married to I Mr. J. II. Sherrill and moved to North Carolina. * * # Died at her home in Hebron on Sunday afternoon June 14, 1903, after a short illness, Mrs. Eliza Covington relict of tho late Eli T. Covington, and a devoted mem ber of Hebron church. She leaves a family of three sons and one daughter-Messrs J. C., L M., T. G. abd Miss Sallie Coving ion. The funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Hebron church conducted by Rev. A. T. Dunlap assisted by Rev. J. W. Arail. * * * The friends of Mr. Theo Weill of Clio sympathize with the family in the loss of a daughter six years old on Monday, after an illness of only a few hours. * * The many friends of Mr. ard Mrs. Frank Rogers deeply sym pathize with them in the loss of their infant babe, which occur ed yesterday afternoon at 3 30, after a short illness. The funer al services will be held this 'afternoon from Capt J. B. Green's residence. Thursday morning June 18th is the day Mittle will begin his cost sale. That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you, if you un d Dr. King's Now Life Pilla. Thousand* of sufferers htve proved their ms. oh I eas merit for Sick and Nervous IleadaoLes. They maka pure blood and build up your hcrdtb. Only 25 ceuta, money buck if not cured. 3old by J, T. DjuglaB & Bro Druggist. Laces and embroideries at less than cost for 15 days at Mittle'a store. White Jap silk waist lace trim med very new ali silk for Miltie's sale $1.49 each. Ship Stuff. NICE FRESH LOT FOR SALE BY c. Be MCCALL.. TOWN AND COUNTY JiEWS. - Court meets Mouday v;\~?eyv moon next Thursday - The black ilag is up for to day - Summer -begins next Mon day - Head the Ordinances this week - The county is being Hooded with picture agents - Saturday and Sunday were | [cool enough for heavy clothing - A runaway horse with bug I gy attached caused some excite ment on Saturday. No damage I done Mittles shirt salo mo au 8 good (shirts 39c worth50 to 75c each - Our cotton Mill has decided to closedown ou night work, andi I about 200 will have to rest or gol I elsgwhere - Tho drainage of our town is so near perfect that the soil is ?dry onougn in three days after a | heavy rain to raise a dust Mittle only advertises facts, bel I among the first to got tho best se-[ I lections. - The express office has been I moved to the new drug store' ?building on Marion street The entrance examinations Lo Winthrop Normal and the College of Charleston will both beheld the same day atBonnotls ville-July 10th. Mittles cost sale is on which, means the best to be had nt Manu-] facture re cost. - Don't wait to be asked for your commutation tax ?ST" Boys i birt waists only| 25c at Jackson's A full line of boys knee[ pants 25c to $1.00 at Jackson's. - Commutation Tax is due] . better see the Town Clerk at| once Lemons extra Fancy only 20c | doz at W. M. Rowe's - Our town Clerk is ready lo write your receipt for the License tax-also the first installment of I the tax levy for the Electric I "Light plant Real good green coffee 8 fr to 12h lets at W. M. Kowe's. Roval Baking Powders at W. M. Rowe's. &Z?T Just received a new * lot of good fresh tea 50u to $1.00 per lb nt YV. M Rowe's. NOTICE-1 HAVE REMOVED MY ?OFFICE TO THE BOOMS OVER THE I "PT,?y^T.r NATtOTC.il TV.'-"?:." .Vt. il. IN KW t O.v. Sypt 1, i yO 2. ?"<@j If you wa.ti n good .smoky ?v u Oubli nola Cigar for palo iii W. M. Rowe's. B?jr Pipvs and Smokers Supplies in ) endless variety can be fouud at J. T. Douglas &. Bro. BS?" Knox's, Cooper'^, and Cox's] I gelatine ut W. M. Rowe's A complete lino ol Armours| I Canned meats at YV. M. Rowe's Jtt?*" Octagon Soap only ?fl 70 per| j case at W. M. Howe's. More Juno Storms. On Wednesday night about | ?9.30, the county was visited hy two heavy electric storms ac companied by rain and bail. One in Adamsville going east to Red Bluff had heavy hail and it is reported a few farmers n?rir McColl had their crops mined. ?The other on the west of town went south through Rod Hill but there was no hail. The lightning was terrific, and doz ?ens of phonos were hurtled out. "Strength and vigor come of r?o'-dj food, duly digested. 'Force', a ready to serve wheat and harley food, adds no burden, but sustains, nourishes, invigorates.' " Get a skirt, yon will get it cheap ?at Miltie's special sale. Driven to Desperation. Living at no out of tho way place ro mola from ci viii/, it ion, a family H often dd vet] to deaperntion in cine of accident, resulting in Binnu. Cuta, Wound* j Ulcer*, etc. Lay iu a mipply of Bucltlcn'-j Aruica Salvo. IL'H tko best on earth 25c at J. T. Douglas Bro'? Drug Storo. YOUNO PEOPLE'S WIIEKLY. If you want your boy or girl to have, a good paper for their own reading give them thc "Young People's Weekly'' thc lcadine young people's paper bf America containing cadi week from S to 12 pages solid food for young mind.-'. Subscriber;) to tiic DKMOCKAT eau have- it sent to any! address for 25 els. Itemeniiier thc prieo| of thc (wo papero is only $l.2*>. Worst of all Exporioncos. Gan Anything bo worse than to foci dat every minute ia your la.it? Such waa tho experienco of Mra. S. II. Nowaon, Dcoitut Ala. "For three year?'' abo writoa, "i on durcd InBiiffcrahio pain from indigestion, alomueh aud^iowcl trouble. D rath aoeinoJ incvitablo when doctora mid all romcdicB fuilcd. At length I wan inducid to tty Electric. Bittern and tho result was miracu lous. I improved at onoo and now I'm completely recovered. For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel troubled Klectrio Bit ters in the only medicino. Only $nc. It'n guaranteed by J. T. Douglas ?c Bro Dtujr (fist FOR IE?TIT. Une Two Horse WAGON, A lot of HOUSE FKRD, A lot of LUMBER ol diflerent kinds. I June 3, 1001. P, C. EMANUEL, RELIGIOUS NOTES. Theta will bo preach Idg BC r vic J uoxfc Sabbath in tho Froth y terian cburoh at II ! a, m. and 8 30 p. m. You aro oos?tally ! invited. Hov. A. B. Watson will couduct services tor tbo lust timo ia tho o'd Methodist oburoh on Suuday next aa bo proposes moving iuto tho now church tbo week fol lowing. Prayer mo .ting at Presbyterian church Thursday af leruoon at 5 p. m. Tho hour for evening services at the oliurolies is DOW 8.30 o'clock. Prayer mooting at tho Baptist ohurob evory Thursday evening nt 8 00. Prayer meeting at tho Methodist oburob overy Wednesday at S.oo p. m. Tho hour for Sunday School at tho Methodist church bus boon changed to S 00 o'clock in thc afternoon. ?. MARION DISTRICT APPOINTMENTS. THIRD ROUND-E. P.TAYLOR, r. a. Olio and Beulah, nt Beulah July 25,26 HonncttHvillc ct, Bcnu'y Spot July 26,27 Brightsvillc, Boykin, August 8,9 Blenheim ut, /iou, " 15 RenncttHvillo Sta, V 15,16 MoColl Ss DcnuottsvUlo Mill?, (night) iS,t6 North Marlboro, Now Hope, '* 22,23 Brownsville, 4.30 p m. *' 3?t3* Visiting His Old Home. Mr. Jennings Sanders a splen did carpenter, but who left Marlboro ten years ago to try his fortune in other counties, and is now farming near Dar lington came over Monday night to visit his motlier, who is now quite sick ?vt Hie Cotton Mill at at the residence of her daughter Mrs. Dan Brjgman. A Birthday Party. Little Miss Alma Atkinsou gave ber young friends a "birthday party" on Saturday afternoon last which was largely attended and enjoyed by the little ones. July Number. Now Idea Woman's Magazins. Everything of interest and hnpirtanco lo tho life nud comfort of u homo maker in the Bvimmcr-timc, from golf to bathing euita and tho various ways of serving cher ries, in toudicd upon in thc Midsummer Number of tho New Idea Woman'? Maga z'no ' Parasols and Sun Umbrellas" are reviewed by Kuto Wallaco Clement.-; Fran cos Dana acts forth the vogue in "Summer" Gloves and Mitts," and Waldon Fawcett tolls j'".n*? to make Portioes Attractivo " ' Tho Fourth of July in Luz in" is charm ingly described by L, McLaughlin, and a page of humor delightfully illustrated is au excellent foatura for thc bot weather. Tee patters aol forth thc vagaries of fuab ion, und tho stories arc extraordinarily StariUnp. EYIUU:.-- . . j Pr?Bh testimonyID yjc?hf ?prtnlitj tn? t-ta-.iU? coning iii, deoltninj Vie liing ? New Dieoavuiy Lui Ci'i-aumpuon uougtis and Colds to bo une qa dodi A recent cx prcsiion from from T. J. McFarland Bau toiviU?*, Vu , eervoB an cxamplo. Ho writes: "I lind Bronchitis ?.?r tbrco ycara and doc tored all tho time without being benefited Then I began taking Dr. Kirg'a New DI'B. cotory, and a few bottles wholly cured ma.'* Equally effective in curing all Lung and Throat troublos, Consumption. Pneumonia and Grip. Guaranteed by J. T. DouglaB & Bro Druggist Trial bottles free, regular sizes 50c and Si 00 WANTED-A young man, age 20, not afraid of work, will ac cept any honest position cheap Address M. care Democrat. Unclalmoel bettors. Letters addressed to tho following uumcd dcrsons romain uncalled for at tho post office in Bonnottflvillo : Mcu's List. E.lward Bowman, J P Turonge, T C Turuedy, A 0 fine, Tom Qrcgir. Tommie Jn:uep, JOKII Jones, J P Kennedy. Womeu'tt List Nannie Broady, Annie Pei ks. Free Scholarships. The progressive young ladies of Marlboro ure 0tiered freo scholar ships by thc South Carolina Feder ation of Women's Clubs in the following institutions of learning: Conve:so College-three Methodist College-one Greenville Collego-one Charleston kindergarten and Nor mal-ono Clifford Seminary, Union, S. C. -one. Thc examinations will le held Joly 10 at Ben netta ville. Appli cants must file their names before July 1. with Miss Louisa B. Pop pen he i iii,' il 1 Meeting St, Charles ton, S. C. Not clicnp ijQOi-B hut good goods itt Mitt Io's store. Cheap Re?.-ul hut Tbo Democrat and thc Semi weekly Atlanta Journal one year or ?l'.i?O. Thc Democrat and McCall's Magazine-an excellent Lady's Book for ?1.50 Tlie Sunny South and the Demo crat for only ? 1.00 The Democrat and NEW IDEA for ?i''r>0. Sample can had. - ? <CZ> ? Don't You tove Flowers? ll so, and you want some pretty pois of all sizes iii which lo place them, call at the Hardware store and you can bc suited. MILTON MCLAURIN, Attorney at Law and Probate Judge. Office in Court HCOBO. i BRUTAL COLT TRAINING. ??WTT Farmer l'ci'klua Used Htruteay and rt Dall Whip. There ls a right way mid a wroug way cf breaking a colt to bolter. The latter method ls described by Sewell Ford lu "Horses Nine." Blue Blazes, the colt lu tho story, was owned by * Michigan farmer. He had been fright oued by thu first attempt to bridle him ned had broken away. Ile was prompt ly declared tb be a VICIOUB colt. . "We'll tame him I" sn id Farmer Por kluB. Under his coat he hld a stout halter and a heavy bull whip. Then, holding a grain measure temptingly be fore bim, he climbed the pasture fence. lu the measure were oats, which he rattled seductively. Also he called mildly and persuasively. Blue Blazes waa suspicious. Four tiineB ho allowed the farmer to como almost within reaching dlstnncc, only to turn and bolt with a snort of alarm just at the cru cial moment. At last bc concluded that he must have just one tustc of those oats. "Come, col tie! Nice coltlel" cooed thc man lu n strained but conciliating Invoice. Blue Blazes planted hiuiBclf for a sudden whirl, stretched his neck nu fur na possible und worked his upper Up inquiringly. The smoll of tho outs lured him on. Hardly had he touched hlB nose to thc grain before thc meas ure was dropped, aud he fouud himself roughly grabbed by thc forelock. In a moment be saw the hated at iv .pa and ropes. Before he could break away tho halter was around his neck and buckled firmly. Farmer Perkins changed his tone. "Now, you ugly little brute, 1'vo got youl [Jerk.] BlnBt your wicked hide! JSlush.] You will, will you? [Yank.] I'll I'arn you!" I Blush.] ' Mun und colt were almost exhausted when the "lesson" was finished. It loft Blue Blazes ridged with welts, trembling, fright slekened. Never nguiu would he trust himself within reach of those men; no, not If they of fered him a whole bushel of outs. Haw to Sell Good*. " 'You must know how to talk with a customer so that she will buy,' is ono of tho things tho buyer Bffys over and over nguiu lu his lectures down in tho basement. Even when tho girl ls be hlud thu counter ut work the buyer will often step up mid give her a hint. For instance, he will give a new name to au old piece" of goods. There ls ev erything in a name. He came up to me one day and said, 'Call that line of goods thc Marlborough/ nud it was not loug before I had sold the entire stock. The sweller a name ls the better, of course. Cumberland pins will sell much belter tlmu plain plus even if they aro the sn me thing. French names aro much iii vogue, too, und they are some times coined. Names taken from swell sports are also very good sellers. An other thing, of course, 'which helps u ghi sell the goods is genuine knowl edge of them."-Leslie's Monthly. Aastrnllunn' Hip; Appetite. Perhaps thc most astonishing statis tics hi Mr. Conghlnn's book, "Seven Colonies of Australasia," are those that describo what the average Australian eats und drinks. Apparently he lias the best appetite, if not the best diges tion, of any human being ou the planet. I Ho pots <?v?rv venr 204 non ods of mont. I which work? tau au average o' two eh'?ij- and ouo-flfih of rs bullock l'or ;,v ory mau. MTV.?O? and baby hi Ai a?rala ni,-, ..?-ne IL*:.* twice aa inner. 1 ment tlf? average- Englishman; chris} j times ns J )neu tis l?>'.- nVoriig'e French- i 111.111 UUli 1U?1 Lum n ito niuuii tia Lite U>- { crnge German or Swiss. Ho cuts, in addition, about ?7? pounds of wheat, 225 pounds of potatoes and almost 100 pounds of sugar. If he is a Tasma nian, he eats a quarter of a ton of po tatoes in n year, a quite surprising feat. A Ilnre Old Doole. The second book printed in the Eng lish language wus "The Game and Fluye of the Chess," which the title page says was "Fynyshid the last day of Marche, the yer of our lord god a thousaude foure hondied and LXXIIj." Ouly twelve copies of the work aro now known to exist. In 1813 au Eng lishman of the name of Alehorne sold his copy for a sum equal to ?270 in United States currency. Fifty-six years later, in 1800, thc sume volume (un im perfect copy) was sold for 82,150. Tho British museum has refused un offer of $10,000~for its copy, which is imper fect to tho exteut of having seven leaves missing. Not tito Sumo. "It's a merciful dispensation of Prov idence that makes consumptives al ways hopeful. H's Just heaven's mercy that keeps them from realizing how hud they ure." "Huh! And what Is it that keeps some Bingers from realizing how bad they are? Would you cull that heav en's mercy?" -Catholic Standard and Times. Com pl I III cat M. Miss Koy-In discussing thc "galaxy of beauty" nt tho hull the other night Mr. Grafton paid me quite n coinpll mont. Miss Speltz-The Iden! That's so un like him. I never before heard of his paying anything before it's due.-Phila delphia Press. A ?Treed. "My wife and l agree perfectly about some things," remarked Mr, Meekton, with n gentle smile. "Indeed?" "Yes; when anything goes wrong I take lt for granted that it ls my fault, and Henrietta always thinks so too." (Jue might as well attempt to rear range the rainbow colors of a soap hub hie ns to undertake the reformation of one's neighbors.-Chicago Nowa. Flowers ! Flowers ! Mrs. JnoS. Moore lins aline lot of G?raniums. Bepoifas Ferns, Palms and other plants i well rooted, that sue desires sell Cuttings 25o per dozen. SPF CI AL NOTICE. Wu arc manufacturing Ton?oci F I.If KS. Sec us before buying. W will save you mono v. FobjUtr P. A. HODGES All gooda bought of W. M Rowe arc guaran tooti to bc fresl and give perfect satisfaction if not you can return them and get your money,back. ?S?P Rend e ?ery page, Yes, reach?every line, For by this gauge Tr. mnv Tt?Sn* ?nr timn. - ?-* ?. ?i. Kean... ? hilton, 1 show., uros Blood Poison, Oancor, V/loors, Ea zoma, Cnrbunolos, Elo. Modiolus Froo. Robert Ward. Mazoy'c, tja., soys: "ll lflorod Irom blood poison, my head, fuco | ad shoulder wore ouejnass ol' corrupiioDi-j jhe? in bonos nod joirjts, burning, iloh ig fcabby ukin; was oil run down and i.?couragod, but Botanic Blood Balm ired mo perfectly, boated all tho .sores nd save my skia ibo rich glow of lieu li h. j ?looa Balm put new lire into my blood, ad now ambition into my brain.", doo. .. Williams, Roxbury, face covered with iui plea, uhrouio^fiorc on back of head, ippurating swelling oq neck, eating ul* ir on leg, bono pains, itching skin, ired perfectly by Botonio Blood Balm >re8 all healed. Bo tania Blood Balm ires all m ul ?ge a nt blood troubles, euoh j eczema, scab9 and foale?, pimples, inning cores, carbuncles, scrofula, etc. ?specially advised for al) obstinato cases j i?? have reached tho second or third ugo. Druggists, $1. To provo it euros, imple of Blood Balm scat tree and prc- j aid by writing Blood Balm Co., Allan? t, Ga. Describe trouble und free medical lvioe t-ent io mealed letter. (Tor sale at . T. Douglas & Bro All that is up-to-date in ready o wear hats, shirt waist suits, ud slippers at Mittle's store. A full lino of II. J. Heinz? Co. 'ichica Preserves, Ketchups. Sau es, Jellies &c. at W. M. Rowe's. Por ?ale, For Forage, JANE SEED-BOTH AMBER ANI> BLACK TOP. At c. s. MCCALL FOR SALE ! [WO FINE J?RSEY COWS, L with iirst calf. They are j eau ties. Price ?35, $40 each.. C. F. MOORE. Nothing has ever equalled it. Nothing can ever surpass it. Dr. King's li? Jiscoven Prt- /tONSVMFTION p.j.. *orLo^j;"amul soc ??.00 A Perfect For All Throat and Cure : Lung Troubles. ~" Money back If it fails. Trial Bottles froe. '?J.VIIRKD L'lvYMOimi UOOJZ?, te .i: ; Ff,r?iet'?i Ifavpjtt . il'outil} n?a n'a Ch it' :.-:u fm .. ?h.*.c ur-, '.bo L'rido of tho Poultry .Vortd ! Why not misc Thoroughbred Fowls ia cad of Scrubs? I can BOII you cboict ?ga from genuino thoroughbred B. P. R's ! thc calobratcd "Hawkins," "Milos" and Vaudcbili" Btruias, aud remember that ii just as easy to ratso a io lb. Plymoult ock as it is a baby Kantam or a I-'rizzI* arub. $i for Sctiing of 15 Eggs. $1 75 for two settings 30 eirgs. E. C. NEWTON, Tatara, S. 0. A FREE PATTERN (your own Rolncllon) to ercry sub scriber. Ouly so cents a year. A LADIFS? MAGAZINE. A l?ra; bc i,dil..I c. ? I " i. i ' plaice; latait fashion.*: dicMii^kiu;; CI-?IIK,III?CI ; fancy work ; liou.cl.uld I.mn; ficnun, rle. Sub Icribe to dtv, IM, inid y:. tut ijte.t copy, .ail/ ac.nl? ?ai,l?d bend (or leimt. Stylish, KRll.ible, Simple, Un-tc daio, Ecnnoiiiic.il ami Absolutely Perfecl-fc'luliig I'.tpvr I'uttsrus. 12 CAM?, Seams Allom-1 ?nrt Per I ora lions show Ute Oailiao awi Scwlno tines. Only if. anil i: rc-iti cu li - mme higher. A?k lr.i tl.-111 s..'.1 II, near:,- evny city and luM'ii, ?>I by usai! Item THE M .? CAM. CO.. -115-117 Writ :w. St, MW YOOK. Wo promptly obtain C. S. anil Forolgn, Pntentsanil Trailo MnrkRorrotumontlrat attornoyefeo. Special prion by commun icating with tho pu),lintier of this pnpor. Froo search and report on patentability. SWI PT & CQ-,r*teBt j*ggj& Opp. U.S. Patent Olfico, Washington, D. C. Reduce.I to FIFTY CEH i S A YEAR New Idea Woman's Magazine Form?? 2? One Dollar 'THUS is I'.e cl.capes! and best * Fa:;!iio.i Mag-zinc now be fore l!io /.rn?rican public. ltsbow3 New ld-ji:i 1.1 Ka:;!.ions, li? Millinery, iii Embroidery, in Cooking, In Woman'-.: V'mk d In Reading; beautifully illustra lcd in criers and ia bl to!; :i A v. .ii;. Above all, ll shows thc var/ fi?iiii'cii?blc New IDHA SrvLi.s, mudj Iron? Ni.w ILEA PAT TERNS, which cost only I Oe. each. Send Five Cents To-day tor a singlo cc:-yol th? Ni.w lui'.A WOMAN'S H/.iA.'int. au<! so.t wi.il creal vaiue lor lim money ll ran vivo you. :: :: s: THC MEW IDEA rUDLlsniMO GO. OJO Brss.wsy,' Mew Turk, V. t. Jim Dumps found Mrs. Dumps ' distressed About an unexpected guest. " There's nothing ia the house j i- '-* T- to eat I I* "There's something better ht J than meat." The guest endorsed Jim's view] with vim When helped to "Force- byj "Sumy Jim." The Iloodjr-lo-BiXTi Ceit-oJ ready for any emergency. Farmers vxr* Bating1 " Fore?." "Thank8 for .Force.' I cat lt thres times a day. Folks call me 'Sunny Jim.' Took Borne to the country with me on a ps Tlsit and the (armers out there ar? eating 'Force* now. - -?-<w,.^. "WttLjlOW." i W-7 IMllliiill FOR HARDWARE OP ?IMF DESCRIPTION Have a large supply of the celebrated **Far E Hl?rs Fr?enrf Corn Planters. We gr? sold a large number of these Planters dn?ing the m past three seasons, and Ihcy have given universal " ? r:- * -.."'? "?v-j HUI u u, iv un um versai satisfaction. Every oue of them are guaranteed hy us to give satisfaction. " b*?? WE also have iii ?Stock The COX, Thc ECLIPSE and Tlie celebrated CALDWELL OottOH -fc-*X?Sf which we arc offering at "rock bottom" prices WE are also selling The Celebrated rF***-_ ?6 -xis Before Baying Anything in Our Mne, as WQ are in Position To Make it Interesting to Yon Very respectfully February 2G, 1903. J. T. DO?OLA8. A. 0. DOUGLAS -Practical Pharmacists and Deniers ia Nrc ?g)i'iigs and patent Medicines Plain and Fancy Stationery and School Supplies. [[Paints, Oils, Varais?ia Bruslies, G-LASS and PUTTY." ; <w_FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.^ ts?- Prescriptions carefully compounded at all Iwitrsr and guaranteed to be of the Purest Drugs and at reasonable prices. A full line Garden Seed & Onion Sets. Thankful for past liberal patronage toe solicit a continuanceof same J. T. DOUGLAS & BRO. Jannary 1,1902. AT THE OLD STAND. ?M DEE MACHINE GO W. P, BREEDEN, Jr. MANAGER. -DEALER TN ^g^o^x3a.<gyy- of All Kinds AND GENERAL REPAIR WORK, ^??> -ALSO - DEALER IN" AND MANUFACTURER OF - Ceiling, Flooring, Biding, Brackets. Balusters, Newels, &c. BUILDING MAMMAL OP ALL RINDS, IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF any kind of LUMBER, -ough or dressed, we would be glad to have vou call at our MILL and look over stock. tSiT" Phone orders promptly attended to*