The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, October 20, 1905, Image 3

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BBNNETT3YILLS, S. C. MV S. A. HHOWN * VAK Oj?oe on Marton Si ra t Opposite Masonic Mall, Friday Ootober 20, 1906. Oar Town Oorvernment, M.xVOR-P. A. Hodges ALDERMEN-W 1? Breeden, Jr, C. 8 Ohaihn, A. G. Sinclair, E. Powers. CLERK & TREASURER-Milton Mc-| Laurin. Olhce open daily. POLIOE-W T Kelly, WM Atkinson HOW'S THIS ? We oder One Hundred Dollars Re? ward ior any case ol catarrh that can not he curoo hy Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J CHENEY & Co , Toledo. O We, the undersigned, have known F. if. Cheney lor the last if> years, and he leve him perfectly honorable in all bus iness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made hy his firm. WALDING. KINWAN' & MARVIN. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting derectly upon the hkod ard mu cous surfaces ot thc system. Testtino, nial* sent Irce. Price 75 cents pei honk. Sold by all Druggists, ?J._?~i-J-!-U ?? - i. -L'JU.L l-l-LJI. ?LL Beanett*vHie Church Directory METUODTST-T. K. Mourns, P. C. 8uoday school 3 30 p. tu. Preaching at 11.00 a. in. and7.3U p.m. Prayer moot ing Wednesday ovcuing at 8.00 o'olock. Superintendent Sunday school, Phil. A. IIod*0B BAPTIST-Rev. RU?'UH Ford, Postor. Sunday school at 10.00. Prcaohing Sun day at 11.00 a.m., and7.30p.m. Prayer mooting Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Suporintondont oi' Sunday sohool, H. W Carroll. PRESBYTERIAN-Bunyan McLeod Ph. D., Pastor. Sorvioo.i every Sabbath (summer) ll a. m. and 8 p. m.; (winter) ll a. m. aud 7.30 p. in- Prayer meeting Thursday 5 p. m. Soate free. Stranger* cordially invited. Sunday sohool every Suud*y 10 A. ru. Suporiutoodent, J. T. Dudley. All parents and childron mado weloomo at tho joliuol. El'iacoPAL-Rev. O. W. Boyd, Hcotor, Proaohing ovory BOOOIUI aud fourth Sundiiy ?t II rv m., mut 7.30 p. m. Bundny Bohool at 9.30 a. m. Ur. J. A. Fuiaon, Baporiutomlont. TAX NOTICE! OFFICE OK COUNTY TUB ABU mai, Bonnuttsvillo, S. C., Sept. 14, 1905. NOTICE is hereby givon that tho Dook? fur tho collection .>f Taxoa of Marlboro oannty for tho ?Hcal yoar commoucing Jan uary 190S i viii bo open ut thu Troaauror'a Onion in Tlonnottflvillo ou Monday Ootohor ,?.... Tr_- -" 1 >nnii>ln nii*n tintU thp Constitutional tfehuol tax o minn Total tax levy lo milla Tho following lo tho levy for Specla Bohoold : Bennettavillo 4 milla Tatum, 4 mille WilllB, 2 milla Autlooli, 2 mills Bounty Spot 3 milla Boykln 2? milla Briifhtevillo 2 i milln KoUock, 2 j milla Leater, 2 j nilla CLIO, 2 i milla Ebenezer, 2 mill? McColl, 4 min,. CLIO, for honda, 5 milla Poll tax of Ono Dollar on all molo per ?mn between tho ogcH of 21 and 60 yoora, except Confedorato uoldiers ?nd thcW Otherwise exempt by law. CommuUtlon ftoud Tax of Ono Dollar on all able bodied male pomona from i8 to 50 years of ago. J. H. THOMAS, Treousurcr Marlboro Cotiuty. Hakea Kidney* und Bladder Wah* Directory of Bennetlsville Lodges CONSOLIDATED LODOE No. 15, K. o? P., moot? ovory second and fourth Mon day nights at 7.30 o'clock. J. W. Led rand, C. C. C. D. Eaiterliog, K.of'R. ? S. MARLUORO LODOS NO. 88, moots at Benne tinville, Friday evening, on or he fore each full moon at 8 o'clock. J. F. Kinney, W. M. H. E. Stockton, Soorotul-y. County Masonic Directory. MARLBORO CHAPTER No. 30 R. A. M., meets at Bonncttsvillo on tho second Friday of cudi mouth. J. F. Kinney, H. P. Hi E. Stockton, Secretary. EUREKA LODOS NO. <13, A. F, M., meeta at MoColl. ouch Saturday after noon, boforo tho lull moon,at 4 o'olock. AURORA LODOK No. 33, A. F. M., mc?ts at Clio, Saturday on or atter caoh full moon at 3 o'olock, p. m. J. T. Stanton, Wi M. T. A. Coviugton, Soorotary. BRUNS LODOS NO. Ir8 meets on Fri. day afternoon on or before each tull moon at Blenheim at 3 o'clock. J IC. Rogers, W. M. W. W. Bruce, Sec'y B'- - -'? '- --sas-s----. - .j.. .? @LI0 NOVELTY Manufacturing Works WINE Bush X CLIO N RINO CO . ?noss recontiy known as tho NOV li LTV MANUFCTH _ , will hcrcai'tor ho known as THE CLIO NOV1CLTY MANUFAC TURING WORKS, ?ri(Ti F. ll. IVEY ?ole owner and dirootor, The latent improved wood working ttjohinoa? are being plaood for doing all kiudi of Mm?kf work for builder? use at living prioof. 'Jot 23, 1909, Mr. Si H. Weatherford *of ~flm #lats, has our thanks for favors? Wo regret to learn that Mrs W, W. Bundy ls quito side. Rov, D H. Kvorottof Hebron was a pleasant caller on Monday. Mr. Luther Bundy, of Hebron, was up Monday and eal lod to soe us. Mr. J. A. Dees, of Dunbar, was up Friday and called to seo us. Mr. Victor Emanuel now of Kingstroo is homo for a short visit. Mr. J. 51, McQuagoof Smith ville was in towu wednesday and culled, Mr. A. H. Bryant of Rowland, N. C.. has our thanks for valued favors, Mr. J. F. Peolo. tho Pict uro man at McColl was down Friday and called. Mr Thomas Fraser loaves this morning on his annual visit to his daughters in Sumter. Mr. Bon R, Eastorling of Clio raw was in town a short while Monday. Mr. D. T Am mons of Clio was up Tuesday and dropped in to soo us. Mr. Jamos Howell who has been so sick was ablo to be out Saturday. Mr. B. H. Covington of Red Hill bas posted his lauds against trespassing. - Mr. John Jonos had his ankle badly hurt on tho yard of the B. & C. Railroad Tuesday. Wo regret to learn that our old friend Capt A. E. Bristow is suffering with attack oflagrippe. Mr W, W. Parham of Bing ham was hero two days this week serving on tho Grand Jury. Miss Bulah Howoll of Wilming ton who was called homo by the illness of her father has returned home. Mrs HattieMcCormac, of MaxJ ton who has been visiting her brother Mr. J. M. Howell, has returned home. Senator McLaturin has been invited to go to Alabama and Mississippi to make addresses to the farmers. Mr. A. J. Jonos a lucky farm er of Hebron was hero wednes day. Joe is making some fine lumber now for the market. Miss Emma Eastorling of Kol lock came down Tuesday lo at tend tho marriage of her noice Miss Pattie Easter ling. Mr. L. D. Stubbs, a clever farmer of Brightsville who is MISS Pattie ?iasleriiug. Mrs Rachel Havernoau, of Whiteville, N. C., has been spending a few days with her brother Mr. J M. Howell. Mr. J. A. Stubbs of Brights ville was down Saturday and called to sue us. Ho says the cotton lields will soon be clean, Rey. J, W. Daniel of Columbia and Rev. E. O. Watson of Spar tanburg spent Tuesday eight in our town, on rou te to attend the Boy kin church Centennial sor vices. - Try C. B. Hubbard for eggs fruit, and vegetables. - Have you been to Hubbard's yet for bargains. - tho cotton pickers will soon have a rest, tho fields are no longer white. Has Boon Promoted. Mr. R. L. Kirkwood who baa boon buying cotton on th? Sumter market for Hogers. MoCabo & Cu., of Norfolk baa been transferred to Columbia and made manager of the State oilico of tili? largo firm. He will not buy now, only fix limitation prices for buyers in thia State. Rates To Tho Fair. The railroads have decided to give a rate of ono first class fare pluss 25 cents, plus 50 cents to Fair Grrounds. Your round trip tickets will cost then about $4, Irom Bennettsville. A clear Ooruploxion ami Urlght Ky. M. In most oases a sallow, blotched coins plexion and dull l.eavy eyes are due to poor digestion and an inactive liver. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup aids diges lion and stimulates the liver and bowels and makes (he complexion smoothe and clear. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nauseate or gripe and is mild and pleasant to take, Keluse substitutes, For sale hy lienncttsvillc Pharmacy. If you are going tibold your cot ton, cover stine with Insulation. It n< bett to be Oil the safe fido Wu have a close cotton rato CROSLAND & TYSON "The Insurance Men." Tho Kussel Wagons. Mr. P. A. Hodges is opening a ear of those durabin wagons-one and two-horne, every ono ot them guaran teed against any defect in material or wormnnHhip. Evovy Family Noodb* One. If you would bo independent Ol lazy help get one of those Clothes Washers now advertised in thu Democrat. Saves your clothes and saves you money. Write McColl Hdw< Co. McColl and got prices? TOW? ASfD 00VHQY.NlBWa. - The cottd? crop >vlll soon be picked. - We have had two big fogs - so we got two big snows, - J. T. Petorkiu of Ked Hill has our thauke for favors. r- Belton Green, colored was tho first io pay his county taxes Monday, Last year ho was tho ilrst. It makes him fool good to got rid of this debt. - The farmer who holds his cotton for ll cont will not bo disappointed. - Writo Stanley's Business Golloge, Macon Ga., at once for College. Tho School can not supply tho demand for its grad mites. Horsfords, Koyal and Good Luck Baking Powder at W. M. Howe. - Homo seekers will And profit in reading Mr. H. fj New ton's offer in another column, Full line Armours canned I meats at W. M. Rowes. Fairy soap at W. M. Howe. - Call at S. J. Pearson's and find out what is tho matter with vour eyes. Lowney's Candy aiways fresh at W. M. Howe's - Wiley's Candies always frosh at Bonnettsville Pharma cy Darlington street. - Have you Myopia, call on tho Optician at S. J. Pearson's and lind out. Try u can of Swcot Potatoes they are line nt . W. M. Howe's Kingan's Reliable Mama and Break fast Bacon, ni wa vs nice and fresh at W. M. Howe's - A nice lot of Buggy whips cheap, at E. Powers. tSF Call mid see our new lines of Oofleo and Tea. Prices from 12Je to $1 pur pound. W. M. HOWE, Evaporated Cream - new and nice, at W. M. Rowe's 0- B, Hubbard's Bargains While out for bargains call at thc corner of Darlington and Che raw St., omi let C. B. Hubbard know what you want. Ho also keeps a fino lino of groceries, fruit eggs, chickens and vegetables. Its tho placo lor bargains. Going To Loavo Us. The Chronicle says Mr. J. J. Bundy has bought a dwolling in Cheraw. Tho Messenger says J. W. Clark of Hebron will movo t) .v > lt, r. . .. h..,' -ni? nw*, li ?V tobo tho best in y eu io. lin. managers arc working to this end and they invite tho hearty cooperation of the pooplo of Marlboro, They can send some fine exhibits and should do so. -* 4> SOREHEAD CHICKEN'S By tho use ol Pratt's Sorehead and Houp Cure given in timo to your flock of chickens will positive ly prevent them from Sorehead, Houp or Canker, and many other (lineases which they uro liable tn this period ol' tho year. For Salo at Douglas Jennings's Drug Storo in Mathosou's Block. Tho Colonel's waterloo. Colonel John M. Fuller, ot Honey Grove, Texas nearly met his Waterloo, Iroin Liver and Kidney trouble In a recent lelter, he says. "1 was nearly dead, of these complaints, and. although I tried my tamily doctor, he did me no good; so l got a joe bottle of your great Klectrlc Bitters, which cored me. 1 con sider them the best medicine on earth, and thank God who gave you the know led^e to make them." Sold and guaran? teed to cure, Dyspepsia, Biliousness and Kidney Disease, by J. T, Douglas drug gist, at 50C a bottle. Startling Mortality. Statisticc show startling mortality, hom appendicitis and peritonitis. To prevent and cure these awful diseases, There is just one reliabe remet y Dr* King's New Life Pills. M. Wannery, ol 14 Custom House place, Chicago, says: .'They have no equal tor Constipation and Billiousnes," 25c at J. T. Douglas druggist, it?f* We carry a full line of Fancy and Heavy Groceries, nnd will make the prices right. See mo bef?te you buy. W. M. KOWK. yyE ARE IN IT I "WHY ? TO SELL Heavy and Fancy Groceries and a full lino of Cit unod Goods, Pickles, Sanees and Dainties, Candies, Cakes and Fruits. Tobacco and Cigars -ALSO A nice line of Gloves, Hosiery. Heavy Underwear for men and women, and many Novelties Needfuls in the notion line -ALSO A full line of Crockery, good enough for any home. In Tin ware we have anything from a cup to a milk bucket Also, a nice line of Panis and Storm Coats that we oller tit living prices. . We invite special attention to our stock of Guns and Ammu nition of Stevens make. We have too a few nice covered baskets, togo as bargains. Call and see u.y 3B* POWERS, Marion St. Bonnettsville, B, C. JttstiQTO?Js ?torea, The Tent for tho Holl?os* meet to begin uext Friday tho 27th has ni rived and wilt be raised next week Tho Sunday School Missionary F t), ly Servioo at the Methodist chu.. li on Sunday afternoon last was mad? very interesting bi the seleotion ni touching Utile gema of nro?o aod r < ?ry and the selection of some bf'.'tho youngest'-tola" in tho school to ron.;. . ihom. This w s indeed H plon?b feature and the little ones did rem kably well. Tho music waa also iii vocal and inetruinonlalt with the in trod ucl inn of two violins hy Mrs. 0.1. lCxum, and Master Torey Deea of tho Baptist Hu inlay school. Mies Lily Crosland presided at tho organ. The hour for evoninjr services at t eliurehos is now 7 .'10 o'clock. Prayor tuootiog nt tho Hup tint ahm h every Thursday ovcning nt 8.oo. Prayor mootiug nt tito Hothouivt oburoli j every Wcdnonduy nt 8.01 p. tu. I Prayor mooting nt ProBbytorlno ohur. I Thursday evening nt 8 00. The hour for Sunday fiohool nt tl ? Methodist ohuroh hus boon ohnugod 4 o'clock lu tho nftcrnoou. Tho Epworth Longuo Pruyor nineth I?I hold cvory Wodnondoy ovonhig in tb? Sunt?ny eohool room ot tho Mothodl ohnrch at 8 o'clock. Tho pabilo invited. THO OIUOINAL. Foley & Co., Chicago originate Honey and Tar as a throat and lun remedy, and on account ol the gre? merit and popularity ol Foley's Hone, and Tar many imitations are oifcrcd lc thc genuine. These worthless i mito (ions have similar sounding names, lit ware ot them. The genuine Foley' Hrncy and Tar is in a yellow packagi Ask lor it and rcluse any substitute lt is thc best remedy lor coughs an ' colds. For sale by DcunettsvilTe Phai macy. We kee]) our Butter nm Cheese on Ice all summer and guarantee it to ho the best 01 earth. W. M. Howe Propiu d 1er tho Work. Mr. S. J. Pearson, thc Jeweler, ha now one ol the latest improvement for engraving your name or initial on any article of gold or silver o pluie in the most lip? to dato manner Tho samples of work already don? bj him are just tine, fall und tee him. FOR SALE AT A BIG BARGAIN ONIC Upright Piano, used G months good ns new. One Square Pinni (>i good one of ils kind) will ho sold a ii site ri ll cu We need thc room. Cal at once. STKAUHS AJ Co l?imfllu^TAH .topa tlx* cougal nndhosl?lun^i A Splendid Homo Cheap. In another column we oller an ole gnni home and farm I miles fron Fayetteville thal will just snit som? Marlboro farmer who is tired n renting and wants a home that lu (J?!| ned wi? will civ? LIV,. help Irom Dr King's New Discovery lor ; Consumption, J. \V. McKinnon, ot Tal- ' ladoga Springs, Ala , writes: "I had ; boen very ill with Pneumon?a, under the careof two doctors, hut was getting no better when I beg in to lake |)r. King's New Discovery. The first dos?* gave re? Ui-I, and one bottle cured mc." Sinecure lor sore throat, bronchitis, couj'hs and colds. Guaranteed al .1. T. Douglas's drug store, price 50c and $1 (ii), Trial bottle Irce Incredible Urutnllly. ll would have been incredible brutal! ty il Chas |\ Lemberger, ol Syracuse, N. Y , had no? none die bot he could lor hissuilering son. "My boy," he siys. .'cul a tearful gash over lin eye, so 1 applied Itucxleii's Arnica 8*Ive, which quickly healed it ?ind saved his eye." Hood lor luiros and ulcers too. Only 25c at j T. Douglas's drug stole, WHY NOT Have your eyes correctly lilted with ? hist, class pair of KY JO GLASSKS I We have them and are lilted up Tor doing ue curate optical work. We guar antee to lit your eyes perfectly or refuntl your money. S. J. PEA RH?N, Poimunont Optioian, Ans 10 And Jowolor, They Guarani 00 A Fit Il you will givo tho matter 0 purchasing a nine tailor-math suit, careful consideration, maturi deliberation ami earnest cogitn lion, you will * ? i v t . STRAUSS & Co. tho order which they gu?rante without, hesitation to (lill to you edilication, your sweetheart's eh? timi, your friends admiration. KcniemhiT Your Head. We invite spot ?al attention tn (li M1 vert leemon t of the lloiuietlsvill Murble Works in ibis paper, Cull an sec samples, or write them. THE . TUB ONE GRAND < t: OCTOBER. JV JOIN T ==THfi Dil SPENCER, DENTIST, OKPICK Up Htntrs in Crosland Ititildin Phone, ISO, nWNNfcT'l'HVIliI.M, H. 0. STRAUSS KEW FALL STOCK. W iii? ??ano weare mal led to informi thc ?^f^fk^^>1tor? ililli , bur iminenwostnck in KV 10 RY LINIO IS NOW COM RR I1.1 E ard we ) UEA DY TO SERVE ??ul glv? tho Public tho honeht of our LONG li SI RI ENCE, which is Thirty-two Years III Mai Ibero, mu! we CHU cor make nonie claim of known g tho wauls of tho People WK KNOW HOW )W AND WH10R10 TO RUY, Ami it is to YOUR INTEREST Vi > v w WHERE TO 00 AND.BUY nt Prices so you will ho eatitfied and 'LBJ fi YOUR NEIGHBORS ABOUT IT. ?>{ For the Ladies. ?5 Goods in great variety. Ladies Cloaks, ldrens Cloaks, Ram Coats, Skirts and >hirt Waist, Notions a complete line. Also Puritan Corsets, which have no equal for comfort.. Satisfaction guar anteed or money refunded. plete line of LADIES and MISSES HATS Trimmed and Untrimmed, bruted Brown Shoes for Men, Women, Children Also a complete line of other celebrated makes. ?THING-?lor Men an.d Boys. \ liARGK AND COMPLKTR L?N? In All Sizes . ;!' / G MADE TO ORDER hy two of tho Largest Merchant Tail the Uniter) SH te?, namely The International and Royal of ew York and Chicago. Satisfaction guaranteed. arpets, 3\?Eattings and A LARGE VARIETY TO SELECT FROM, ugs i % MOS AND ORGANS A SPECIALTY 13 BUT THE BES!' sold under our own Gua-ianteo and the akois also. EASY TERMS GIVEN, and wc save you lots money. Reinem her we have no Agents. Write or Call ou us. Nothing Misrepresented. . us WK AUK A TAY AYS GLAD TO SKK You. Respectfully, STRAUSS & CO. ii mm ?A A A. A A A AA A A. A A A A A A A A A A. A A A .? A A AA A A A A AA AAA. A V A. USE WIFE : Your attention, please. ; RUBBING YOUR MK IO AWAY, or the life ol some other woman, i lil'.? of Your Clothes, hy mum an Old) WASH HOARD. Lay abide di Board nod buy you II "1900" Washer. a whole Tub lull ol' oloihos J HST AS IO AS Y and JUST AS QUICK iraient, and a good dual easier, and rpiiukor than you possibly eau wa .-il i 'ash Board. Washer is o tifio priti o vol ves on as, which rotary mo Ii wa.dics td I kinds ano praties ul materials from lin; linost Luces lo i he C0ai's'0"l lain ?0 WITHOUT WEAR ichor as ?ifcy all we claim. io. half lin: work and worry, with more than Half tho WIOAR, and Clothes, eau he saved iii every homo that has a "1000" Wuhlior, er particulars, or for pi ices and catalogue, write or call on The IVlcColl Hardware Co., always in Stock !, 1005. MCCOLL, S. C. AgOUts for this Territory. I jil? ow receiving my Fall Installment ol Mi ack C annot be Surpassed by any Dealer Sn the County. TE AS NICE GOODS AS THE MOST Eastidcous Would Require. iy ItEGULAU GOODS and not JOBS as some do, and an Unsuspecting Public as Up-to-date. JOBS are vers," which Manufacturers are anxious to close at reduced prices on account ol* some defect in yle or make They do not give, satisfaction. ling to Inaugurate nu Ad ive Business Campaign this i' and Kail, Which HUY1SU8 will lind In their interest, ligate for -Yourself, and Don't Take somebody else's .cl as to whnl SM and so is selling for 1 solicit your ?nsiness on Husincss lines. 41) EXAMINE MY STOCK. 1 will do my utmost to !i YOU VALUE IllOOkl VEl). i ?jar.. UKKNKTTSVILLIS, S. c. lOast Side Public Square. >BY IS GOING TO ATE FAIR NC OF ?THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE. IMBIA. S. C. to 27tK INCLUSIVE. MERRY CROWDS j& .:ST RAILROAD RATES." ON, JBNNINOS K. 0WKN8. TON ?fe OWENS, ttorneys at Law, WTT8 VILLE, 8o. CA. vcr Planters National Bank. W. BOUCHIER, . Attorney at Law, Wonnottsvillc, 8. O. Olfieo on Darlington stroct noar Pesta TuloKrapb nffico. Jannarv, 1899. GEHUIHE 010 Pl ?II? KKHTlUZBtt that Mftko? 1 M AK 13 MOUE AND BETTE? And Puy hie Billa Every Time, Kona some of tho Test h non iain who WILL NOT BK 8ATI8FIEI I u>od Peruvian Guano this year, and an uso it next your if I eau got it. 1 novo beeu funning (or 20 yoars. tod I evor niailo, especially where I used Peruvlu bo bought. L would not tako a balo of ooh Foutool, N. ?., August 23, 1905. This is tho lirM season I ovor unod Peru sat intact ury to mo. Gibson, N. C., August 7. 1905. Think I have thc best crop I ever had u MoColl, H, 0 . August 7, 1905. "Ks pori mont Farm." I am highly tho host Fertilizer wo can usc. I have novor used Peruvian GUIDO until Manures I havu over inod. Luurinburg, N. C., August l l, 1905. 1 used Peruvian lor corn and cotton an or have it at Forty ($40) Dollars per Ton use it again. Bcnnettsville, S. C" August 7, 1905. 1 bought Ten (io) Tons Peruvian Gu and am well pleased with it. I used it 01 by far the best Fertilizer I have ever used Wagram, N. C., August 2, 1905. I bought Twenty (20) Tons Peruvian Gi and cotton, and am well pleased with ll again the coming year. Lester, S. C., August 5, 1905. Mr. B. K. MOORE, Bonnottsvillo, S. Dear Sir-Have never used POHUV pleased with it so fur. Corn crop is line w us to Cotton crop Think now will got 1 Cotton seed and Two Hundred pounds Per Yours truly, PERUVIAN GUANO is rogiaL riculturo ?8 "Genuine Peruvian Gu proof of its gonuinonosB. Moreovo $ 10,000 to any ono who can prove FOB S-A-IJIE BENNKJ Agent for Murlboro, Richi -FIRE INSURANCE. 8MIKTY BONDS, I?) I DEI ?IT Y A NI) COURT. CONTRACT and FIDELITY BONDS. There arc no better companies than those, represented by J NO. 8. MOORE. Nov. 15, ISO I. REVIVO n,? RESTORES VITALITY. Made? ?i^TCraW^Well Man iB*bD?r.^JMMr of Me* THE GREAT anti, p?omcii Rt:;Mnr>v, V?x',i ? t , tUn ...ova Moults ?a 30 ??AV :., If tu Vi co.. Iitil . H lid thickly. Cut?? when tf.tl nOWd t>'; V !l?i| yr. or. ur.?! (ilil men wit) 1? covefih)-'.ii V ijlhi |) , 1 . .. i?^n? KWO'O. ll i lt ?? i Ililli Mil i i j Itniulkl ?.v/... vlivvu u. ucil-uuuU v. excess and indiscretions Lost Manhood, Lost Vitality, Impotency, Nightly Emissions, Lost Power of either sex, Failing Memory, Wasting Diseases, Insomnia, Nervousness, which unfits one tor study, business or marriage. It not only cures by starting ot the seat of disease, but ia n. Great Nerve Tonic and Bfood>Bnilder nnd restores both vitality and strength to the muscular and nervous system, bringing back thc pink glow to pale checks and restoring the fir? of youth. It wards off Insanity and Coo* ?umptlon. Accept no substitute. Insist on hav ing IO ?V ivo. no other. It can be carried in vest pocket. By mail, $1.00 per package, in plain wrapper, or ?ix for $5.00, with n positive writ? ten guarantee to cure or refund the monty ia every package. For tree circular address Royal Medicine Co.,^gAraSffi* For salo by d\ T. Douglas. Bcnnettsville, S C ? KILLTHB COUGH AMD CURE THE LUNGS gs ! few His?overy /fONSUMPTI?W fi OUCH* and ISOLDS Prico 50c & i 1.00 Fros Trial. BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE PATENTS DESIQNS COPYRIGHTS &0. Surent and Qaiiokont Cuvo for all Til HO AT and LUNG TROUB LE, or MONEY BAOS. Anyone soiniiiitf A ?ketch mid doscrlnUon mn/ nui' uy im ri i ion eur 011I11I1111 froo whether an Hiv nil lull |H |H"lull'IV | ll 11 ll 111 illili'. ( '<! . 1111 Hi 111 r n lions strictly eonBaomfal. HANDBOOK <?? patents i mi frill). Oiliest nrt'iiry toj BOCUrmg MfOntS, I'liliMitM tiikon through Munn CO. TCCOlVQ t)>rrld( (lofter, without onaryo, lu tito Scientific American. A lumilsoniely Otu st rut ott wouVtjr. l.nr?ORt cir. CllilltlOII of liny Hi'ivnUtln J. >n r 11 ni. Terms, SH a youri four months, tl. Sold hy ult liowmlOAlor*. ?Co.36,B"dwa"-New York brunch Olllci). ?26 V Hf.. Washington, I>. (:, CHANGE OF 8C1IKDULK. SEABOARD Air Line RAILWAY. Tho Scnbnard Air Line By gchciL nie was changed on January 10th. Pru?na leave Chernw,S. O,, as follow*; Northbound No GO at 8:05 a. m. No 50 at 9:24 p. m. Southbound No 57 at 8:05 a. ni " No 27 at 10:40 p. m. Thc Bennettsvillo and Choraw R. lt., leaving Boniuttsville at 7.05 a m., connect with No (>G and No 57. Tho afternoon ti oin leaving Ben i net bivi I lu at 7 p. ni. gives Bennetts villo pooplc an opportunity to take I lt ?ins No 50 and No 27. Don't You Love Flowers? It HO, and you want nonie pretty pot? of all ni/.rn ?U which to place thom, cali at tho Hardware store and you can bo suited ? ,he Farmer ?mili?, because Ito eau, , CHOPS ON JJBSK AOUliAUKi by Farmer? whom you know timi ) WITHOUT IT ; i well bloused with tho results, ttud will' W, V. (J I ?SON, Gibson, N. 0. i?ve tho best orop thtB yoar that 1 have rt Uuauo, and will Lay it again il' it eau ton per ?oro for my Poruvian orop. D. 8, Aldunian. ivian Ouano ?nd its rosults aro entirely L. M. KLUIS. hero 1 unod Peruvian (Jhmun. John K Fletcher. nloasod with Poruviau Ouano-think it John 0. Flotohor. dds voar, but think it ono of tho bcHt J. D. McDonald. d can recommend tts use. Would rath than anything: on the market, and will Sim P, Wright. ano hom Mr. B, E. Moore last spring corn as well as cotton, and consider it W. O. Bu IK. nano Irom B. E. Moore, used lt torc?m? -consider lt a fine guano. Will usa-it John L. Breedc*. 0, inn C nano until (hid year and nm highly Uh only 200 lbs Peruvian to tho noro ami halo to tho aoro, whoro I used 25 bushels uvinn. S. J. SMITH. Gibson, N. 0, jred with tho Department of Ag itno," which fact alono is sufllcient rt tho sole Ago nts for U. S., offer tho contrary. B. E. MOORE, CTS vi LLB, S. C., R. F. D., No. 4. mond, Scotland and ltobcson Counties'.. Bennettsville & Cheraw Railroad tfr'tfVtftfitf yj?_Mit; -NEW SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Aran. 6, 1905. WEST JOUND FROM BENNBTTSVILLB TRAIN THAIN No. 1. No. li. hv Bonnet ??ville 7 05 a ni 7 00 p nv Lv Islay 7 15 a in 7 15 p tn* hv Madeline 7 20 a m 7 20 p uti hv Everett's 7 30 a m 7 35 p mi hv Irby 7 35 a ni 7 10 p nu hv Frosts 7 40 a 111 7 45 p nu \rrive Kollook 7 45 a ni 7 55 p wi Arrive Cheraw 8 10 p IM EAST BOUND FROM C1IKHAW. THAIN TRAIN No. 2. No. 4. hv Cheraw (J 15 p ni hv Kollock S IO a ul 'J 40 p ui hv Frost H 8 20 a m 0 43 p ul r l> in bv live re 11 .s 41) a m y .i2 pm hy MaMHuo J foi ii ht 1,0 ot) p m (ivil>)uy 1 .1 iii IO ? '. |i m .'.r. ll. -Mit" '-vi!'i> '.( i 5 ,1 "i IO "i n in. ( mit'.cii'fis. AT BKNNKTTSUIM.K-Tho POU. h bouur? morning trains on A. 0. L. connects with, train No 1, Train No 2 connects with'A.. 0. L local freight north and Bouth bcund . AT KonnoCK-Train NOH I and 2 con ncct with north nnd south bound S. A, Li. trains. AT CliaitAW-Train No 3 opnnoata wieh north and south bound S A. L trnius, sud train No 4 connects with north bound A. L trains A. .J. MATHESON, V. P. and Gen. Man. Here Yet. K WHEN YOU ARE IN NOiK'tf \ - OF - TOMBSTONES, MONUMENTS, Or anything in my Hue. don't forget to cali on mc, at my placo of busi ness near tho Atlantic Coast Lino and tho Soaboard Air hiao Passenger Depots, or^ wrilo ino. Designs nnd Prices furnished on application. I'hone No. 95, Hospcot fully J W. McELWEE. January 25, 1905. SHINGLES AND WOOD\ Yellow Pino Shingles. Best Cypress Shingles Two Foot Wood, Four Foot Wood and stove Wood. For sale by P. C Emanuel. FOLEYSHONFr^TAK 1 for ehtldr*n$ maf*, ?ure, Mo opt?t*? JliVJvJ? Thoroughbred B. x?. nook. 18 for only 60 cents homo do^ j livery- JO ots extra for packing I and delivering to Express omeo, JASPER FLETCHER, M0O0LL, S. 0. march 8. R. F. 1). 2. WE STILL FEED THE HUNGRY! WUKN in town and you want a good meal, remember wo ona servo you. A good moni tor 250. Restaurant north of tho Market. FRESH OYSTERS in ovory stylo. P. J. BRAY BOY Knooked In Tho Hoad And Ont To Piceos With a Knife. Mr. W. J. Baldwin tho "Poof Mun" bas somo ns fino hoof that has Gvur boon knockod in tho head or oui io pieces with a kbifo, it i* kopt nico and fresh nil tho time. Loin, porterhouse and ron nt's teak, cut just right for tho pan. .lian fresh fish and oystors every ?Sat . urday. Good weight, measure and quiok delivery. Cull, phono H2.