The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, May 12, 1905, Image 3
a. J.. BROWN - - - Edito
Friday May 12, 1905.
Sabicrlptloa Fricas
One year.f 1.0
Six months.5
Three months.2
-muse c
\ id ate
Tbefor
letter.*168
Miss Kei"
p m.,
Oran,ma
and 3nce
Pee Dee Presbytery
The Spring meeting of Pee De
Presbytery was held at Latta ia?
week. The retiring moderato
Dr. Bunyan McLeod of Benueth
ville preached thc opening sei
mon after which Presbytery wa
organized by the election of Re\
ll: M. Brearley moderator, an
Kider J. rN_.Jamed temporar
derk. Son- V
The meetii.^ In thc ctJ?ytery wa
especially int?i.was ar*
tho presence of ffifaJg
for miuistry who . of
Presbytery for ord? JM.
young gentleman s, who
the Columbia Ser/it.
und will receive ,ted Dv
this week when * and
ment will bo hold iii; yulumbu
They arc Chas P Coble who hn
been called to Hopewell churcli
CUiURBcn, S; C.
Mr. J. Ii. Ward who has beei
called to Hurtsville church.
Mr. EII?HOU (Simpson who ha
boon called to Society Hill churcli
Tho examination given thes
voung gentleman were thc moa
thorough and searching ever givt :
in tho Tee Dee Presbytery and n
moro crod?table examination wer
? ver passed by candidates for tin
ministry.
A continuons examination foi
about three hourn, after whicti
each candidate preached his ordi
nation sormon, three very fin?
Hermons. These young men wil
he ordained hy commission, une
installed in their respective
churches during thc summei
mouths. Mr. Ward is to be in
?tailed next Sunday. Mr. Coble ii
June, aud Mr. Simpsou in July.
The presbytery heard tho repon
of the Presbyterian High Schoo
of Florence, heartily eommeudei
tho work uud instructed the min
islet s lo present the claims of tin
s?iuol in ull of the churches ol
thu Presbytery und to take a col
leclioti for thc school.
Presbyter)' resolved to hold t
Sabbath school institute at Dillor
duriug the month of July.
The following commissioneri
were elected to the General As
Svtnbly which meets this year it
DUIIUB, Tex.
the Presbytery to deliver the ad
dress. The presbytery appointed
a committee to present the Pres
by te ry at the dedicatory servicet
of thc new Presbyterian churcli
at Florence. The next meeting
of Presbytery will be held ic
Florence the lust week in Septem
ber.
On A Now Job.
Mr. S. P. Powers, contractoi
and builder, completed a hand
some residence, for Mrs Alic*
Moore last week, and has now
started one for Mr. Jesse Ta?um
this side of Tatum Station.
A linc reception is being arran
ged for the Slate Bankers associa
linn, which meets in anderson Mn;
U3imd 24til.
5^7" Insurance and Real Es
tate our specialties. Attentioi
given to collection of rents.
CROSLAND & TYSON
"Thc Insurance Mon.
Important Decision.
The supreme court of thi
state lins decided that stable nm
nure is real estate. This beiuj
the case a man cannot move sta
ble manure from one man'
premises to anni lier's. Jtidg<
Hudson held this opinion year
ago aud so decided in a eas
tried in our cturt. The part;
renting premises from anothe
should have an understanding
as to this mattel when he rent
the premises ol' otherwise h
ran nove no claim upon it, evei
I hough he hauls the straw tba
makes il,
New i "Mrc for Cancar,
AH surface cancers are now Xnown t
ho curable, by Uucklcn's Arnica Suivi
.IMS Wallers, ol Duffield, Va., wrilci
"I luid u enticer oo my lip lor year?, lin
scowed incurable, lill Bucklcn'n Arnie
Salve healed it, ami now it is perfect I
well." Guaranteed cure for cuts au
I.uiUH. 2.ric at J, 'P. Douglas' Diu? Ston
We are still getting some nie
Florida Oranges
at W. M. Howe's
Too Good To Keep.
A young Indy here tells he
chunt that when sim receive*
her first masculine kiss she fel
as if something was runninj
down her nerves on leet of diu
monds escorted by little Cupit
in Chariots drawn by Angel
shaded by honey suckers ant
canopied by melted rainbows
Was not that delightful '. Then
is nothing better, except thosi
delicious ('undies now on sal
at Dougla's Di ng Store,
Better Railroad Servioe.
The move started at Rec
Springs and encouraged by th?
business men of McGoll, Maxtor
Parkton, Lumber Bridge anc
Bennet t s v il le to secare a doubl?
daily service of passenger train?
from Sumter to Fayetteville, ii
being pushed actively. Meet
ings are being held all alon j
the line to get things in shaix
for presenting the matter to tnt
Coast Line authorties and U
the Railroad Commission. ?
joint meeting of the petitioner!
was held in our town Tnesdaj
night, and the plans fully dis
cussed. Now, while it woulc
be uice to have all that is askec
for, the question is will the sum
mer travel justify tho extra ex
pense ? If there is money in i
for the road, wo will get it, il
not we won't.
JW'Messrs Crosland & Tyson
requests the honor of your at
ten i ion to their line of Insuranc?
Co's., at any time before yoi
have a fire.
Cheap Rand mar.
Thu Democrat and the Semi
weekly Atlanta Journal one yea
or 81.50.
The Democrat and McCall'
Magazine-an excellent Lady'
Book for $1.50
The Sunny South and the Demo
erat for only $1.50
Thc Atlanta Constitution ant
Democrat one year for $1,75.
Thc actual shipments of manu
factured fertilizers from Charleston
for thc past four months aggrega
ted 553,941, 560 pounds.
TEACHERS* EXAMINATION.
OKPICK OK Co SUPT. OK EnucATiON,
Bcnnettevillo, S. C., May i, 1905.
Tm-: regular spring Examination for
Teachers' Certificates will be held
in the Court HOUBO at Bennettsville
on Friday May 19th 1905 The ex
amination will begin promptly at 9
a. in , and all applicants should be on
hand at this time.
All applicants not known to some
member of the County .Hoard of Ed
ucation, are rt quired to furnish testi
monials us to moral character.
W. L. STANTON,
Chra'n Co. Ld ot Ed.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE JAMKB T. COVINGTON.
NOTICE ia hereby given to all parties
having olaima of any kind against the
Estate of James T. Cdvington, deceased.
COVXNG?ON,
NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
ESTATE ELIZABETH SMITH
HAVING filed ia the Probate Judge's of
fice of Marlboro county my fina) re
(urn as Administrator of Estate Elizabeth
Smith, Notice is given that I will apply to
IT.ul Court of Probate on the 29th day of
May, 1905. for a final discharge as such
Administrator.
S. J. AUAMB, Adui'x.
Apr 29, 1905.
; NOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE.
NOTICE is hereby giyen that I will apply
to the Probate Judge of Marlboro ooun
ty* or. the 26th day of May 1905, for * final
discharge of Guardian of William li opc-ui
und Charlie O. Spears, having filed my final
return Urn day in said office.
ROBERT SPEAR3, Guardian
April 26, I905.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
ALL persons are hereby forbidden
to trespass i ir nay manner ou m j
lands or landa nuder my control-and
especially hunting, fishing, Ac.
B. Edwin Moore
May 4, 1905.
FREE A8 THE AIR.
S H WING to the Charcoal and other ingro
B \J dionis of
e Kellum's Sure Cure
r For Indigestion
l~> Il stimululcH and excites tho digestive or
S gaits and juices to perform their uatural
*' function!-. This once donn, you noon find
Il your life brightened, your health restored
t and your indigestion removed. Yes, nol
like the attificiul or pepsin digestive? that
helps only for a time, cures permancnth
by curing naturally. Now to prove tb*?
0 wu auk you to call and get a bottlo. W?
do not ask you to pay a cent, only to show
u; you what we have, if yon are an unfortui
it uuto member of tho vast army of dyspep
a tiwi - sulfuring with sour stomach, heart
Y, burn, blues, nervousness,
d
2. Very respectfully,
J. T. DOUGLAS,
e A pl 20. Druggist.
Here Yet*
WHEN YOU ARK IN NEBI
- or -
TOMBSTONES,
MONUMENTS,
Or unything in my line, don'l
forget to cull on uio, at my piuco of buxl
m'-- nour the Atluuti? Coast Line and thc
Souhourd Air Mau Passenger Depot?,
ur write me. Designs und l'rioei
furnished ott uppliuatiun.
Phone No. 95.
Respect fully
J. W. McKLWKE.
.Jtinuaiy 'J"i, 1905.
^ PROGRAMME. ^>
- OP THE -,
^fSeventeeiit?ii Aennal ConfereavueK
- OF THE -
Methodist Sunday Schools of Marlboro,
HEBRON CHURCH, MAY 12 13, 1905
First Seesiim,
9.30 Devotional Exercisos. Roll call of delegates. Ail
of Welcome. Response Appointment of ( ?oinmUt?os
Song, Reports from Schools-verbal uml Statistical hy
Superintendents and Delegates.
Song. "How can the Preacher Help the Sunda S mol
Song. "How can the Suuduy school Help the 1 richer ?
Song. Question Box. Recess.
Second Session.
2.00 Devotional Exercises. Reports from Schools m titi'
ed and concluded. ,
Song. "The Sunday school as a "social factor" in tho
munity.
8ong. "The Sunduy school as a "religious fin tor" in tho
community.
Song. Question Box.
Adjournment.
Third Session,
9.30. Devotional Exercises.
"The Essential Qualification of a Sii la) hool
Superintendent?
Song. . vive ueV .ntial Qualification of a Sunday ichoo)
\and h;^
Song. Reports ..um Committees. Election bf f
Next Conference.
Song. Essay, Address or Question Box.
RECESS.
Fourth Seesi?n.
2.00 Devotional Exercises.
"What is the Duty of thc Sunday school !
phanage ?
Song. "Thc Relation of the Sunday school to Mi
Miscellaneous Business.
ADJOURNMENT?;
The membership of the Conference is about 80- biol im idf
the Superintendents and delegates from 22 School aud Mil i stoic
having work in the county, local preachers and th ',.ei?
who specially attend as speakers.
Bro. P. A. HODGES, Superintendent of Benne ia j
school will preside at this Conference.
There will be four sessions-two Friday and tw i ay
Hebron is noted for its generous hospitality, and 1 lained
the workers four times already, and at one time ' t< ' ikt
it for sev in years in succession, if necessary, to keep alive thc
interest; in the Sunday school movement. Som ; tn?sl
zealous and faithful workers come from Hebron.
Mr. C. A. HUBBARD, a you nj? man of sterling . . ar
earnest, zealous, fatthfnl worker, is the Superini lit
Sunday school at Hebron this year, with an able a ?is lk{
person of Rev. 1). H. EVERETT.
HERRON is almost centrally located, and only: rive IN
miloo from Bennettsville. And, as it is a leisure ii . -ii
farmers, there is no reason, except for sickness, w d
not have a large representation of workers, with a iain ion
to make this one of the best mooting ;" h?ntor' 1
Jan 23 L Tom Parker, 4
Peter Stubbs, 5
H 8 Grant, 6
D D Stubbs, 7
Marlboro Grocery 8.9
Mrs A G EaBterling JO
A C Douglas, 11
William Usher, 12
Dr. J H Reese, 13
Thomas Williams 14
F M Hinsou, 15
C A Moore, Ki
J J Munnerlpu, 17
Wm Bowyer, 18
J A Drake, 19
Feb 3 JA Calhoun, 38
Dr: J Li Jordan, 39
W M Rowe, 40
Bennettsville Hdw Co, -ll
E Pow eis. 12
J H Hubbard, 00
17 Marlboro Grocery, 61
J D Moore, 02
lt F Schultz, 03
Wm Usher, 64
Dr. C D Napier. 65
J T Lee, 015
J A Drake, 07
Henry Crosland, ? 08
J B Green, 69
Mch 3 C D Easterliug, 93
T L Crosland, 94
J P Evans, 9f>
Dr J F Kinney. 9(5
Dr W J Crosland, 97
Milton MoLauriu, 98
Dr C R May, 99
E L Hamilton, 100
M B Nicholson, 115
C I Sherrillr - 116
J D Hayes, 117
17 W W Irby, 121
CH M Quick, 123
J P Fletcher, 120
. Feb 3 PC Henley, 22
I M M Brigman, 23
Ebal) Chavis, 29
, Luther Fletcher, 54
t Mch 3 J E Willis, 80
; J C Clark, 81
r J T Lee, 101-102
, J M Le<~, 103
i J C Stanton, 104
i Robt Usher, 105
E A Crosland. 106
J T Whittaker, 107
W M Atkinson, 108
.1 F Townsend, . 109
WA Rogers, 110
Wm Murphy, 111
Richard Cain, 112
J C Stanton, 113
Luther Fletcher, 114
Mch 17 Peter Smith, 122
PC Henley, 124
J H Moore, 125
) Wm Guider, 134
Acme Lumber Co., 135
A 8 Jackson, 130
.1 D Webster. 137
Harmon Odom, J38
i R D English _ 139
W B Thompson, 140
Dolphu8 Thomas Ml
1 E W Odom, H2
J H Gibbs, 143
J A m>. iah I) Scott, 145
N M Breeden, 151
ii |fKt5.
Hay for county mt 'A
lumber uccnunt 1
pauper claim 0
magistrate salary (i
coal for court bous( 1
lumber account 0
repairing bridge '()
work on public roa .()
lunacy claim i()
work on public roa IO
lumber account '0
pauper claim l0
lumber account )0
pauper claim 10
wood for court hon 55
magistrate's salary 10
lunaey account '0
merchandise lor co 10
merchandise accou 12
comforts for couvl 10
constables sa.ary 50
coi n and cuni 59
lumber account 12
bread for convicts }~i
work on road "iO
post mortem )l)
work on road 70
foroge claim 75
?suitor claim 00
expense of prisonei 97
magistrates sulary 00
magistrate's salary 0(J
magistrate's BB I a ry 00
physician and huns 00
post mortem DO
lunacy account 0(1
lunacy account Ot
merchandise accou 6C
pauper claim [](
auditor's sal ar j' [)f]
pauper claim 75
ma istrate account Ki
tools for the cou .il) DC
ba'ing bay
work on mud l ;
claying road li
work on road .'JO
work on road Vi
lumber account BC
claying road $<)
work on road 1(1
Wot iv OH roan ld
work on road ?(
work on road 'il!
repairing bridge lt
work on road >f
hauling on road )(
work on road )(,
work on road iE
work on road it
shooing county m uh 'fi
work on public road Ki
work on public road )!J
ditching on public r IS
work on publie road \'2
work on public road 0
work on pub.ic road iii
lumber account ifl
hauling and bridge \ it]
lumber account !(
work on public road 7
Work on thc puhli.-. r 0
work on public road ?Jj
work on public road 0
loca ti'i g road tl
hauling on public ro 0
clearing obstructions (1
lumber account fl
WAUBANTS DRAWN ON COMMUTATION FUND IST Qu An'
R ES P KC r FU LL Y SU B MI TT EI )
M. E. COWARD, Su]
101 SPRING STOCK! ?
?j WI! I1AVIH TIIID GOODS YOU NIE!), ?
? M NOT YOUR TRADE? I
1 COme BL??<5L Sees! 1
(Mi We have a rich treat in s'ore foi- yon. Our showing ||
MA thia Spring will outclass any previous occasion. Our lb//
?3j collection has been selected from New York, Bos- \g/
?8 ton, Philadelphia and Baltimore. We have the best fg?
fgjj that can be found in any market. - ^
H Our Millinery Dopa?iment. g
This Department will be managed by Miss NANNIE
raj STEVKNS-this season, and you will find lier as good as tgjj
the best. Jf you will consult with Miss Stevens, you h=2
?? will get a Hal or Bonnet up to date and becoming. fc?
rgd Our stock this season is loo large to enumerate. Re- ig|
.is member, you will always find at our Store some- &&
^1 thing others DON'T HAVE. Our styles are always ex- iM
Jb*3 elusive, new and nobby. ^
4s?i ?i^!
i jrf^'il^ i
]g? In this Department you will find all of the Stylish [gj
Novelties for spring of 1905. Comprising all the new [jp
gjj weaves in SILKS, and VOILE3, EAOLINS, EXAMINES, BA- M
m HSTES. SILK MULLS. SILK ORGANDIES, and the Most fig
g|j varied stock of Wliite and Wash Fabrics in the city. reg
The most oT you know our reputation on Embroide
y0?. ries and Laces. They are marvels of delicacy & beauty
I Radies READY TO WEAR Qpwt?t 1
|s] We keep the only up to date stock in the above line p||
m in the city. -Ladies Silk Shirt Waist Suits, Wash M
M Shirt Waist Suits, Shirt Waists in Silk, Muslin, Batiste
m All-Over Nets, Lace, &c. m
fm m-??*-~ ?g
; i jH WM SUPPERS^ g
ESO Have all y( u cnn auk for in thc bent makeB to bo kail-Whito Canva", fjg|
?rf, TAN, CHAMPAGNE, PAT. KID, &a Drow Selby & Co., for Ladies Kgj
r g|j nml Cbildren. STETSON, aud thc oclobrated WALK-OVER SHOES for ^
Won ond Roys. ^
i OXiOTHIlXTGr. I
! ?l \A/E havc A SUIT THAT W1LL JUST PIT YOU. Como now, Solo j?j?
' $i VV Agnats for ScbloF? Rros. Suits that fit. Complete Stock Boys Suits
| and Extra Knee I'uuts. > W? ScM cheaper than SOHW Others. Usg
> y COME ONE. COME ALL, and make MY STORE pf
; /X; your Headquarters while in the city.
! xi* ?? Ite?
' ?\i Than ki it g yon jar pas! favors (ind soliciting
S lulurc business 1
: $ii . Respectfully, fe
? 0. B. CROSLAND CO. I
' . "i 1 y;).CTl.l.l?:.'o'-.'3Vll.l :\ O* Vit
WU? ''HlttiV ti ISllftfl RAV? U'OilllS i IVK8
M lilli ,.,uu ii ik?liiliii un i KruiUuifp ijill??i
HOUSEWIFE : Your attention, please.
\'OU ARK lil HIRING YOUR LIFE AWAY, or thc lire oi gnuie other woman,
i AIHO tlic lil-'! ol' Your ('lollies.iby ustatr an OLD WASH BOARD. Lay aside
your oki ?Vas? Bou rd und buy you a "lOOO" Washer.
lt washes a whole Tub.lull of* dollies JUST AS EAS Y and JUST AS QUICK
is a single garment, and a ?ooil tloal easier, and quicker than you possibly can wash
;auie on a Wash Board.
flic "1900" Washer ii
built on scicuiitic prin
ciples- lt revolves on
ball hearings, which
rend?is the rotary um
lion aa EASY :>.- thc
WhieL ol' a High
G rade Bicycle.
It saves Time, Labor,
Money and/Clothcs*
It bas no Superior as
'l ime Saver.
It washes all kinds and
grades o? materials,
from thc ?nest Laces
to i he coarsest fabric
WITHOUT WEAR
TEAR, or Breaking
Ol ButtODS.
It ?9 guaranteed to do
perfect work.
A TRIAL will
all wc claim.
prove
? Half the limn, half thc work and worry,.with more than Half tho WEAR, and
TEAR of thc Clothes-, can he saved in every home that has a "19UU" Washer.
For further particulars, t?r for prices and cataloauc. write or call on
The McColl Hardware Co.,
Machines always in Stock McCOLL, S. C.
Ageuts for this Territory.
February 'J.J, 19of).
TO REDUCE STOCK.
For the month of May the following prices will
Be Current at my Store.
ROOM SUITS, Quartered Oak Swell Prout, Toilet
to Washstand $?O 00, now :V7.r><i
ROOM SLITS, Quartered Oak Toilet to Washstand,
$45.00 now Mfi 0(1
ROOM SUITS, Oak with Toilet to washstand. $40, now St) (Ml
ROOM SUITS, Oak $25 now 15 00
OAK DRESSERS, 24x30 F B Glass, $12.50 DOW '.MU
OAK DRESSERS, !Sx^o K It Cias->. $7 M now <?.<>'<
OAK DRESSERS, 18x20 American Glass, $b SO now ?> un
OAK DRESSERS, 12*20 American Glass, $;'? SO uow 1 St]
GENUINE LEATHER COUCH, $37 50 now 30 0C
G KN Ul NE LEATHER ARMCHAIR. 30 00 now 24 00
I MT LEATHER COUCH moo now 7 5(1
WILLOW PARLOR SET, 'A pieces, 15 00 now 12 0U
IMPERIAL MAHOGONY DRESSERS, 2000 now ic. nu
LADIES QUARTERED OAK DRESSERS, is nu now 13 (Ki
LADIES B J MAPLE DRKSSFRS, -JO 00 uow 14 0b
OAK BEDS. 72 inches high, 5 50 now 1
OAK BEDS as low as ?0 7f> Folding Noiscle."-', all wire spring''. 1 SS
PELT MATTRESS, (host) IS00. uow IO 511 : Kelt Mattresses ]2.f.<> now lo <)"
PELT MAT i RESSES, HUH now 7 50; IRON BEDS 10 00 now 7 5u
IRON BEDS. 7SO now 1; nu; Iron Beds :?<)(> now 1 IK)
One WARDROBE, V ll Qlnss Front, 2">o?> now 17 Sd
.CHINA MATTING 27 couta now 20c; China Malling 20 ot? now IS ct?
JAPANESE MATTING -SO els now 22 els; Japanese Mattiog 25o now IS els
Japanese Matting 20 ctn now IS cts.
CORRUGATED CARPET LINING, SS cl s per Roll, 50 vardu
SECTIONAL BOOK CASKS, 4 Sections ami Drawers at bottom. $25 no-v 17 5(1
.I Sections IS no now Ti no
OAK SIDE BOARDS *-JS now 17 50; Oak Side Boards IG 00 now $11 mi
I give prices on some of the leading articles, but these CUT
PRICES will apply to all my stock. The cut sales are for Spot
Cash-nothing to be charged.
I will continue the INSTALLMENT BUSINESS as usual.
NOW is the linio to buy Furniture at Lower Prices than ever
offered in Bennettsville.
Maj i, ly05.
BENNETTS VILLE. S. C.
East Side Public Situare.
??WBi.% MI? .
Practica] Pharmacist and Dealer iii
pure @) ru g s and patent Medicines.
I
WE ?LSG C?RRY
STANDARD MEDICINES, I PA IN TH. OILS,
CHEMICALS, J BUUSHES of all k?nil?i
TOILET anti Fancy Articles, $ VARNISH and STAINS.
1* EHE CHM ERY, SOAFS, t PREPAREP FAIN RS,
BRUSH ICS, SFONOES, -0 T WINDOW GLASS,
STATIONARY and SUFPLiES T ,LAMPS, SHADES, Etc.
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. I
Prescriptions carefully vpmpounded at all flours
and guaranteed io be of the Purest Drugs and at
reasonable pri?es.
A full line Garden Seed <S? Onion Sets.
Thankful for past pntrouugo yours for a prosperous new year.
J, T, DOUGLAS,
J aarni-y 1. 1900. AT THE Old? ST AST?
WE HANDLE BARGAINS TOO,
-
NO USE TO WORRY, BUT CO MK RIGHT ON TO
CLAUDE MOORE'S
JLJF* YOU -W-?LKa-O?
Dry Groods, Clothing, Shoes, .Notions
And Fancy Groceries?
V&- Freah Water Ground MEAL and HOMINY a specialty.
Wo Keei> a nne iQ each Department and will fill your Wants in each
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
When you come to Town call and see us. Phone orders in town delivered
FREE, and satisfaction guaranteed,
Call and see us-Near Douglas, Drug Store,
-Headquarters
MR HARDWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Do you wainit the best Hay F ress
that has ever been on our
market?
w~ i-?r r car ?*?ad of t?iem an?
are selling ?"em at $60 ??$ifc
? YoiVeznebt to buy a BCJGrC4Y, a WA&OW
or a SET OF be sure to see me
I Have just Received Two Oar
Loads of BUGGIES, One Car
WAGONS, And 100 SETS Of
HARNESS. >
It will be to your interest to see me before
buying any ot these..
Very respectfully
Sent 8, 1904.
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I H CHARLES P. STEWART, A. G. P. A., S.?.L, Ry, Savannah, Ga.
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L4 AshcrdJt's
Condition Powders
Makes poor horses and mules fat without bloating:. It
tloes this by first thoroughly cleansing the system of
all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food,
thereby creating solid muscle and fat.
Horses and mules improve in appetite and spirits
after the first few doses, the hair sheds, and the new
coat is always sleek and glossy.
Ashcraft's Condition Powders are packed in doses,
without "filler," and good for horses and mules only.
It is n most i powerful tonic and appetizer, being the
formul?e of a practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's
experience. It is easily thc foremost remedy in its class on tho
I American market to-day. Price 25 cents package.
SMITH NEWTON, BennettBville, S.
MCCOLL DRUG co., Mccoll, S. O.