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BORO DEMOCRAT1 ?, A. li MO WW - - - Editor lYiday Jaiiuary 26, I9?6 ?apr? l?uijHc?iption Privet One year.f 1.00 Six mouths.60 Three months.25 DARGALS YA?LT OPEMDJ An Investigation Satisfies The Carious That The Body Was That of The Dead Man And vs Not a Dummy, / On Friday morning last about 10 .. o'olock, representativos of tho Fi delity IuBuranco Co., in whioh U.K. Dargan had insurance for $20,000, by consent of his father and family, had tho sealed grave opened and a committco of physicians aud friends appointed to investigate and satisfy tho company and tho public gene rally that thc suicide and burial was no fake as has been belioved. Those who saw the body say it was real, and showed signs of decay also. The insurance money, which was the main contention will now be paid, and stories, mysteries hushed up, sf the doubting Thomas's will bo satisfied with it. Mr. 0. M, Weatherly. Mu. EDITOR-No man living ever lind a greater appreciation lor a kind friend than thia writer had for C. M. Weatherly. How ead it mukoti mo feel to know that li o is gone ?ud the hearty grasp of his hand will novor bo folt in this world any moro. How can I oyor forgot tho pleasant smiles that he greeted mo with when coming into his prosonco while holding tho of?ico of Clerk of the Court, and ovor aftor his term ox ??red thoro wes no change in him Taro well, old friond, I know not what is in tho future, But I hope to grasp your hand over on thc other side of tho Jordan, with tho samo smiles. JOEL COVINGTON. Hebron Jan 19th, 1906. PEN AND SCISSORGJRAPHS 1 Fair Notice is given that this paper will do no freo advertising for candidates for State ofllcos AlviiRyoftr* Wo shall support Ben j Taiman for tho U. 8. Sonato and A. I!?uld not mind voting for ovory ono of tho prosont State officers for re-election, but now aspirants must not ask for complimentary notices. Tho South Carolina Live Stock Afesocifftkm will bold its annual mooting ?it ColumViia February S . o rid "Tho move is . interest ou. YHITTCT..' ' VA r1V5-.?:.-ii?? I i vt? ft??cvk . ho '.'?!.?. rai i j Cb, ii.(if, howi and poul The semi-montiuy giuuu^ tc port givos tho number of bales of cotton ginned up to the 15th inst, at 9,897,071. This ought to get a movo on tho market. Bishop John 0. Keener, of the M. E. Church, South, died very unexpectedly sn Now Orleans last . Friday at tho ago of 87. Ile was ~ attacked with something like indi gestion and died soon after. The Pythians of South Carolina will celebrate the forty second an niversary of tho Order at Columbia on Monday tho 19th ot February. A cloud-burst struck the city of Huntsville, Ala., on the 22d, and much damage done. Chicago was visited Monday with a blizzard which blocked railroads, destroyed hundreds of miles of telophono and telegraph wires. Tho Legislature on Tuesday re elected Chief Justice Pope and Circuit Judges Jas Ardrieb, R. O. Purdy, It. C. Watts, G. W. Gage, and J. 0. Klugh. J^tV?D, F. Animons, of Marion, committed suicide on tho evening of tho 22d by taking morphine. No causo is known. Tho Soaboard Air Linc. Tho Seaboard will sell reduced tickets of ono and ono third faro to Columbia, S. C., and roturn, on account of South Caiolina Collego literary societies' contonnial cele bration, February f> 7. They will also soil tickols on cortificato plan of ono and ono third fare, plus 25 cents, for tho round trip to Now Orloans La; Mobile, Ala, and Pensacola, Fla on occount of Mar di Gras, February 22 27. Roducod raco round trip tickots will also bo sold at rate of ono and one third faro to J ackson ville, Fla, on account of Woodman of the World Convention, Kobruary 20-25. FARM FOR SALK. 355 ?ORE8-225 under cultivation, balanco well timbered, oak, hickory, pine, cedar, otc. Will ecll with this {ilaco the choice of two beautiful ionic?, 80 and 130 acres, respectively, nine room dwellings with all necessary outbuildings, 2? inileu from Darling ton on Railroad, Telephone and daily mail. C. J MILLING. Darlington, 8. C., R F. D. ?1 MORETROMPT SERVICE For thc convenience of my patrons, I hayo had a Phone placed in my res idence where calls for my service can he made and answered without delny. Persons who desire hurried scrvico will ploaso givo namo and phono number. Respectfully Allen Stoney, Carpet and Pa por Man, . . ?II Ul. ... -i o ? ll j un om vi ?ni * ilOuv JU-*. COTTON BUYERS. | CAPITAL PAID IN $15,000.00. | SPECIAL AGENTS FOR 5 4 Nitrato of Soda, Muriato of J 5 ' Potash, Kain it, aud j 5 j Dealers in AU Kinds o? Fertilizers. .... j Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merctfia$fc8..5 i I J. F. EVERETT, Vico President. W. S. ROWE, Prosidont. ^R, J,. KIRKWOOD, Seo. and Treas. . . . v y * o wry , ' WE are looated ON DEPOT STREET, Four Doors South of Post Office, and ready TO MAKE PRICES on all GOODS IN OUR LINE, And to pay hig&j?t prices for Cotton, Call and see what We Can Do. Marlboro Commission Company. JANUARY 4, 1906. ' MoO/\LL BRICK ROW, South of Postofflco. VOLKXXI. 1?ENNETTSVILLE, S. C. FRIDAY, ?M?UARY 26. 1906. NO. 5. How To Avoid JPnoumonia. We have never heard of a single ins stance of a cold resuliing in pneumonia or other lung trouble wheu Foley's Honey and Tar has been taken, lt not only stops the cough, but heals and strengthens the lungs. Ask tor Foley's Honey and Tar and reluse any substi tute offered. Dr. (j. J Dlshop ot Agnew, Mich., Writes: "i nave used Foley's Honey and Tar in three very severe cases ol penumonia with good results in every casn." For sale by Bennettsville Pharmacy. Cotton Crop Sinoe 1800. Says Rev. P. lt. Law ia tho] Robosouian: ? ic. 1800 we mudo 165?w30 bal?n Ott Ito?j ftiO^OO in Itt Ki, in i.v.'O i ide GOO.QOI, itt 1 ilid wc made ... in ?B'tO we inado :M , i in 1860 wo made 4,061.292, in 1870 womado 3,114,692, in 1880 wo made 5,761,252, in 1890 wo made 7,311,322, in 1900 wo made 9,434,016. In 1901 tho number of bales actually sold was 10,218, 000, in 1902 tho number sold was 10,380,000, in 1903 tho number sold was 10,450,000, in 1901 tho number sold was 11,080,000. In 1904 tbo total amount of cotton consumed was 14,351,930 bales. Two tilings aro vory clear about tho foregoing figuros. Tho in crease of population, we do not give the figures for lack of space, bas boen far greater than tho in crease of bales of cotton produced. Then it is entirely obvious that ovon last year's record breaking crop foll short ot tho needs of tho world. Lot it bo kept ?ti mind that the yearly increase of demand by the world lia? gone on while tho crop for this year will fall short of tho crop last year in our judgement by possibly two million bales. Thoro appears to bo no reason why we should rush our cotton on the market. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT, Whereas, on the 3d day of January 1906, it seemed good to the Almighty and All-Wise Father to take to Him self tho soul of our deceased sister, Mrs Dr. J. A. Faison, for many years a communicant in St Paul's church, and a useful mcmhor of this guild. Resolved, by tho members of thc Guild that in tho death of MrsFaison St Paul's church and Quild have lost a faithful momhor, a sympathetic friend and tho whole community a helpful christian lady. Resolved further, that wo extend our appreciation of her character and our sympathy for their loss to her bereaved family, aud that theso resolutions be inecribed in tho minute boole of the Guild and that thoy bo published in the Dioceso and tho local papers. Mrs Ii. 1'. Brown, Mrs J. M. Jackson, Jan 16 1900. Committee. Poultry For Sale. Mrs A. M. Flotchor, McColl, lt. F. D. No. 1, has a lino lot of poul try which she will soil at 12J cents a pound-All Ano Barred Plym outh Rocka. If you want any writo her at onco. TH m oma IN AL. Foley & co., Chicago, originated Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy, and on account ol the great merit and popularity ot Foley's Honey and Tar many imitations are offered lor thc genuine. These worthless imitations have simular sounding names- liewa re ol them Tho genuine Foley's Honey and Tar is in a yellow package. Ask for it and refuse any substitute, It is thc best remedy for coughs and colds, Po? sale b" ''.1 ' '?''1 " Ph?irm?ic", CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Marlboro-Court ot Com mon Picas. ANDERSON GIBSON, ot. al., Pill's against EBBNE7.BR QUICK, et. al., Dof'dts IN obedience to the Decretal Order granted in the above entitled action. 1 will sell before the court house door in Bennettsville on thc first Monday in Feb mary next, during legal sale hours, to the nighest bidder, the tract ol land on which Tristiom Quick died, seized and possessed, excluding tberelrom the tract of land alleged to have been deeded , to Ebenezer Quick on Ort T T??^, and tlifi portion alleged io na <. been M O, cd to Mr- Margaret Ann Quick ' the j belts at law o1 Stephen (?inck d . . un lc) an agreement in thc case ihty i , ( !bi io {fob gains'! Maslin . >uio ' ih i ir>> .Lavis ?nd Tn.^ioib < ?UfoU, I! j ?j?ic .nun (jrt?ii, nal" ance payable in two equal annual in- j stallments, with interest Irom date of sale, secured by bond ol purchaser and a mortgage on the premises, with the < privilege of paying all Cash. The pur-, chaser to pay tor all papers Should the highest bidder fail to comply with ] his or her bid, 1 will on the same day or some convenient subsequent salcsday resell the premises at the risk of the highest bidder refusing to comply, J. A. DRAKE, ( Clerk. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1 County of Marlboro-Court of Com- ' mon PloaB, LIDA DAVID ELLIOTT nnd MAROABHT RK- I msec A BKOWN, Plaintiffs, against WILLIAM DAVID MoNAUL, Dofondant. J Complaint /or Partition and Nelie/. Y virtue ol a Decree ol Sale granted in above entitled action, I will offer for sale to the highest bidder, before the Court Mouse door in Hen nettsville on the first Monday in February next, dur ing legal hours ol sale, the lollowing described pieces, parcels or tract of binti situate in the county ol Marlboro in the State aloresaid, that is to say: One Tract, containing Ninety (90) Acres, more or less, bounded by the public road leading from Blenheim to Hingham, hy lands of Mrs Minnie S. [logers and others; This tract being originally divided into two tracts, one cleared, and the other woodland, and being the same devised by Dr. w J. David, deceased, to bis daughters Mrs Lida David Elliott; Mrs Margarett Re becca Brown and Mrs Jim David Mc-. Nani. One other Tract, containing Thirty - seven (37) acres, more or less, bounded hy the public road aloresaid. by lands ol Mrs .Minnie S Rogers, ,J, R. Townsend and ("harlie Ileocgan, and being also a part ol the lands devised as aforesaid by the said l)r. VV, ,J. David to his said daughters Terms ol Sale -One hall CaSh, the balance on a credit ol twelve monbts, the credit portion to bear interest hom jaie ol sale, and be secured by the bond Df the purchaser and a mortgage ol the [itemises, with the privilege ol paying ill cash; and incase purchaser does not comply with terms of salo, the premises will be rosold on the same or some sub sequent salesday at the risk ol the pur-, chaser or purchasers, who arc to pay lor .ill necessary papers. J. A. DRAKE, Clerk. Ilcnnettsville, S. C., Jan. 13, 1906. (.(^???????????????MaMWMni Curo? Ooldag Provonts Pneumonia {S??" Hoad every page, Yes, read ovory lino, For by thia gauge It may pay tor time EGGS FOR SALE. 1ILVER LACED WYANDOTTE*, Egga J all tho yoar. Prize Birds. Por Hotting t ?5 ?BK? $'-5o. WHITE SINGLE COMB LEGHORNS, ?ggs Si.00 for netting of 15. HUBERT MORRIS. RnnnnHni/illrt ? fl You can apply ManZan Inside, righi where thc pain is. It is pul np liV coK lapsible tubes with nozzle au ichmenl foi introducing it. ManZan S'nps pain In* stantly and cures all kinds ot blind? bleeding, itching and pro), iding piles. Sold by Marlboro Drug Company, f?j- Pile Insurance in bo"; Oomptnioa our epooiulty. Lifo Inauron i><i fooled. Ita to your Intoroat to eoo W- lt wo ?iter, Crosland & Tysor Phono 212 "The Insi : ?. M n " Ohronio Conatiputior> ' iel. One who sutlers iromchro i lion is in danger ot man; ?, ments, Orino Laxative Krui! cures chronic constipation gestion and stimulates t . ! bowels, restoring the natl : lion these organs. Commence day and you will Icel better al Orino Laxative Fruit Syt ip doe nauseate or gripe and is \ plo i to take. Refuse substitut ir sal by Pennettsville i'harmac) FOR SALE OHE AP, Ono two-horeo wag( > horso wagon, ono opon : i . Acrao Guano Distrib on Leach Plantor, oue ho rhu h Hayo moro than I will soil cboap. Tlios : It is a pleasure to take 1 tie Liver Pills and enjoy t lect upon the liver. Sold Drug Co. Two firca In Weat Bonuott when and whoro thoy woro le Who Qoxt ? Aro you insurer. CROSLAND & ..The In sur ManZan P\U \* M?T; CURJES WHEN OTHEI 1ST Pipes and Smoko ?ndless variety can bo fo r? ., . i . / Try . n. SVoi uv-: no.w prei " fed I? '< nj r'Mir country i.lwcUl &i lind .?{? . ..'*. I'll) i> .! vow PoH y < X ? . CROSLAND ?V'J ( Phone 212. ..Tho Insuri Jhenp Reading. The Democrat and Magazine-an excello Book for $1.50 Thc Sunny South and 3rat for only $1.50 Thc Tri-Weekly Ail? Cition and DEMOCRAT Tor only $1,75. This is jst reading over oiler cd. BEE'S LAXATIVE HONI CURES COUGHS AND ,-'i> Heady for Your Onie Tho Clio Novolly MT jet up your Bill for Ploo Permano Silling & Wea is well ns your House Door, Sash, Blinds, (? ?> iles, promptly and chea for anything in tho hui) will save you money. NOTICE OF FINAL Estate of K, R. HAVING thia day filed o Judge's Olllco of Mi. ir iiml return ns &dtninisli to ?f K. IO. Eaatorling, Not JU ihat wo will a ii ply to tai i th lay of February, 1906,f go ia Administrator aa afor ll T Um ,, , fan. 15, 1906 J Two Mi n[\\ young ows will easily givo 2] ; por lay with proper al fur ;h(!r information aj ce. Price $:$() each. WAI rriB PUBLIC TO ,1 :,ow uoparod to TUR ?jhort ?otioo at fair price 1 guar mtced or no pay p ?und at Vira A. Y, Moore's 1 . No. 4. <V. Mi r; uh is, Nov io .8 0, Warnir ie. Lb persons 11 dden to troapaea in 1 - 1 any of ny lands in Marlb > ppccially [razing etook, out limiting vit li ?lu-; mid ((io 1 tho law igninst nil who v )cc. 5, 1905. AVIS. MMWAMMUMMMB ? NMMMMMMI VRESPA 'ICE. Pi LL pc sons a 0 trespass \ on any of in 1 minor and specially Inuit niling, on iain of tho penah y foi 16 doh 1 . 4 TY HIB. Koveinbor /, I WHAT ARE YOUR BYES WORTH \ Without. Properly Fitted Glosaos? \ You should cnll and havo them ex? - omined hy us with our new Electric ? Kycseopc. Nu oharges for exami- \ nation. Our entire Optical Parlor is so complete that wo can fit and ( pleas0 every patient. Special attention given to fitting glass ' es for your children 8. J PIC ARSON, Jeweler and Optician. E. C. MORRISON, - DKALEH IN - Electrical and Plumbing Supplies. Electric Lamps a Spooialty. Manager City Electric Plant. Phono 114. Ponnottavillo, fl. 0. J8??T" Roport nil troub!o with tho Unca or Btroot lightfl to tho abovo. Specials at Moore's, ? Canned Tripe 20c each or 2 tor 35 Heinzs Pickle-fresh and good. Fresh jolly-assorted-only 10. Armour's Sausago in tomato sauce only 10 cents. Heinze's White Wino Vinegar ; for pickling. I rwer.sl Flowers! Mrs. o ito S. Moore has a line lot of Geraniums, Begonias Ferns, Palms and other plants, well rooted, that she desires to sell Cuttings 25c per dozen. Fine Waddi Repairing - IS ONE OP OUR SPECIALTIES. - Weak Byes 91 ade St rong, y Haying UH to Fit your Eyoa up with a with a pair of Puro Oryatalino LenneB V*o guarautco to mdt ycu or refund your ino: oy-that's our plan. Prices arc tho Lowest ooheistent with nret-olnes work. SAM J. PEARSON, JEWELER ANO OI?:IOIAN. Permnnontly located nt IVKNNETTSVILLE, S. C. Tax Returns OFFICE OK AUDITOR MARLBORO Co , Bonr.ettaville, S. C., Nov 30, 1905. NOTICE is hornby Riven that thia Ofllce will bo opon from January [Rt to Feb? nary 20, 1906, inclusivo, for tho purpose if receiving tho rctuma o? tho tax payers if Marlboro county. All persons having property in their poa icnaion na owner, or holder, or lmatmnd, laront, guardian, trustee, ndminiatrator, kooountiug ollioer, agent, attorney or factor m tho first day of January 1906, aro ro pured to lint the aaino for taxation within ;ho timo required by law, or incur tho pen? ilty of fifty per cont, which attaches in ;a?o of failuro to do so. PlouHO tako botioe alao that thia ?B tho ,imo for tho ro: urn of all lauds, lota, in 'net real catato of ovory kin J, with nil Hlildlug thor OOO, In listing Town proporly inch lot with improyoraouta muat bo Hated leparafoly. AIHO return oounty property In iVtiatcvor township it may be located. There ia a POLL TAX of One Dollar laid ipon all male persons between tho egos of il nud GO years, except thoao who aro nal Ot od and unablo to earn a nupport. Thoro ia also a "capitation tax" of fifty lenta Inviod on all doga Tho Auditor or nu Aaaiatant will attend ,t tho following places in tho oounty on ho dnya named for tho convonionco of tho inblio : tod Hill, Mandeville, January 22d 1906 ted Hill, Idenheim, " 23d 1906 irownsvillo, Brlstow's Htoro " 24th 1906 lebr?n, Ilamor's Storo, " 25th 1906 tod Bluff, Bluff Milla Htoro " 26th 1906 Wo, .< 27th 1906 'alum, ' 29th 1906 ieUoll, ?? 30th 1906 rowtouvlllo, Adama' Htoro, " 318t 1906 IrlghtevlllO) Goodwin's Mill, Pob'y ? 1906 iinithville, Qrant's Mill, Pob'y 2 1906 My ofllco in llonuottftvillo will bo opon uring tho timo presort bed by law from aiiuary lat to February 20. 1906. wlmrn artlcB in llennottavillo and thono who fall? tl to rotura at tho abovo namod plaoos oan 0 accommodated. 0. I. BHERRILL, Auditor Marlboro County, IARLBOBO. COTTON GROWERS ASSOCIATION^ At a call muet tag pf the Marlboro cotton association held ?n he Court House Jun, 1st I90?. Tue following resolutions wore ?ffered and passed. First-that the names of each person and the amounts given >y them be published for four weeks in botli of the county pa cers, y Second-That each farmer pledge themselves not to plant any more acres iiLjJotton in 1900 than they did in 1905, and that they will not increase their fertilizers. The President Maj. R. M. Peguos also requests those agents that were appointed to colleot the 8 cents a bale tax to continue the canvass and make their reports and turn over the money solleoted to the Seo and Treas, by the first Monday in February. In making out the list of contributions if there is any body's name left out, If they will imform the Seo. and Treas and give tiira their name ann amount he will add them to the list every week until the first of February. The following are the names and amounts of the contributions: Hon. J. N. Drako, $ GO 00 j Major R. M. PegucB, 00 00 Ilun. J. L. McLaurin, 60 00 T. S. and E. W. Evans 50 00 13 P Hodges, 50 00 Col R C Mclutyro, . 50 00 J B Green and Bous, 60 00 Bennottsville Mercantile Co. 60 00 Mot Jail-Weatherly Co., 50 00 Pogues Company, 50 00 H. H Newton, 25 00 Charles Croslaud, 25 00 J T Douglas, 25 00 r W Bouchier, 25 00 D D MoOoli, 25 00 F. P. B Pogues, 25 00 A. L Calhoun, Jr., lt) 10 Steroberger Co, 15 J H Bennett, 10 D McQueen, 10 VV M Evans, 10 O B Crosland Co , 10 P A Hodges, 10 J F Evorott, 10 D D McColl. Jr., IO Edwin Weatherly, 10 P A McKellar, 5 00 J T Breedon. 5 00 E L Hamilton, 5 00 Fuller Brothers, 6 00 J P Edens, 5 00 W P Breedon, 5 00 R K Breeden, 5 00 H W Carroll, 5 00 John Barrentine, 5 00 J C Covington, 5 A L Calhoun, 5 A W McIntyre, 5 W M Myers, 5 H Kemper Coviugton, 5 E W Breeden, 3 J ? Taylor, 2 50 S J Pearson, 2 50 Dan E Odom, 2 50 Leopold Strauss, 2 50 Bennottsvillo Pharmacy, 2 5U H G McColl, 2 50 H B Grant, 2 25 Jacob Isaacsohn, 2 00 E W Smith, 2 00 Tom Evans. 2 00 Dr C 8 Evans. 2 00 L D Bundy, 2 00 T. K. Adams, 5 00 R. H. O'Neal, 4 00 J. T. WTi'taker, 3 00 lt. J. Bogers, 1 00 NV. Z. Rogers, 1 00 E. J. Bruce, 50 lt. T. Wiso, 40 A. A. Gray, 1 00 T Stauton, C MoRao, C MoRao, Joseph Parker, B Ammons, D M Edens, A ebury Powers, Cash, W L Stauton, J C and H O Campbell, Alex. T Odom L Napier, T Brigman, O D Brigman, Robert Hooks, B M Hodges, J P Hodges, J K O'Neal, L P Stubbs, M L . Stubbs, Albert E Pearson, T T Taylor, D C Stubbs, Capers David, A M Fletcher, A P Williams, M W Liles, Louis Stubbs, A P Adams, R J Adams, Clins T Hamer, Theo. L Breedon, Uppor Smithville, C I Sherrill, James Webster, John D Hayes, J Hue8te8s, Robort C G?xe, John Wise, M A Hunter, Will Adkison, J J Hood, C S Williams, A L McCaekill, Dr. Chas May, B H Coviugton, F B Whittington, D Hyatt, John Riley, Jonathan Adams, E A Coxe, W. A. and W. B. Rogers, Hugh McCollum, John W Wallace, J. D. Wallace, Doc Thomas, J. P. Tart, J. F. Sturgess, W. V. Bullard, James T. Carroll, Harris Bristow, 1 00 1 001 1 60 1 00! 761 1 00 1 00 1 001 1 00 1 oo 1 ?o 2 001 1 00 25 27 2 50! 3.551 7 94 . 25 6 65 30 12 06 50 1 35 1 20 48 1 50 4 00 1 25 4 00 30 00 2 00 50 26 55 75 50 40 25 1 00 50 30 75 1 00 60 20 80 1 15 25 25 00 8 12 1 no 1 00 25 1 00 1 00 3 00 2 00 7 50 O. B BHK5ED&N, Secretary ind Treasurer, Our TSre-xTV -THE DIRECT WAY BAST. SOUTH' W2CBT. BENNETTSVILLE & CHER AW R. R. AND AIR LINE RAILWAY. Jjoavo Bounett8ville *7.05 a. m., 7.00 p. m. Arrivo Cheraw 8.10 p. m. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. * Direct connections at Cheraw with through trains to tho North, East, South and Wost. Thc short lino and quiokest time to Wilmington, Chorlotto, Atlanta, Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now York, Boston. Buffalo, Pittsburg and ali points North and East? Thc fchort linc and quickest time to Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa, Montgomery, New Oilcans and all points South and WOBI. Fot further information call on J. T. MEDLIN, agent Bennottsville & Cheraw R. lt.. Honncttsvillo.S. C., or address R. L. BURROUGHS T. P A., SEAIIOARD AIR LINK RY., Columbia, S. C. CHARLES P. STEWART, A. G. P. A., S.A.L, Ry, Savannah, Ga. >?<WW>?O$0$O?sW W>^>?<>?<>$<>$<>$<>$< If Asher soft's Condition Powders Makes poor horses and mules fat without bloating:. It docs this by first thoroughly cleansing: tho 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, thc hair sheds, and thc 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 a most powerful tonic ard appetizer, being the ormuloi of a practical veterinarian of over a quarter of a century's xperiencc. It is easily the foremost remedy in its class on tho American market to-day. Price 25 cents package. SMITH NEWTON, Bennottsville, S. C. MoCOLL DIIIIG CO., Mccoll S. O.; B. D. MOORE'S mm When in Want ot reams for thc Railroad - or a - Trip to the Country* Always Ready to serve Calls for Teams. Phone 03. Inc rc o s o Yo url! ? It ls a won known fapt that .oottpn,, or any other orop, produood wita VMN glula-Oarolina FortiUs?ra will brinjr tho hlKhoflt posslblo prlco on tho mM kot. Mako lioalthy, strong. woU-?e volopod, early cotton, with fuU grown I bolla on tho fruit limbs nt tho ?>aao aa! well ns all tko way un to thovonrtop and tin onds of tho branches of tho cotton plaut?, by liberally using Virginia-Carolina Fertilizers. They contain all tho matoriu?an?,e? snry to supply to your land tho ole monte which havo boon taken from rc by repeatod cultivation your af tor ye*r. i IftOBO fertilizers will prontly "iuoreaje I your ylolde por aoro.'r Accept no aub 1 atifute from your doalor. VirglnU-CaroHim Chemical Co. Iliohmond. Va. Atlanta, pa. Norfolk, Va, Savannah, Qa. , Durham. N, O. MoiUgoraory, Al?. Chorlonton, B. O. Memphis, Tonn. Baltimore Md. Bhrovoport, La. -rrr FIRE! FIRE! ?Winter is Coming PTOTECT YOUR ROOFS From Fire and make them Wa ter Proof and Preserve Your Shingles also. Tin, Iron, Paper Roofs by applying yr. JAY aicnoxAxivs Patent Fire, and Waterproof Cement Roof Paint. $181,000 dollars worth of property saved in Bennettsyille from min, by tho use of the above Paint. It DOES NOT COST you a FORTUNE to Paint your Roof. Sec McDONALD or W. P. BRFHDEN, Jr., ancHet them Examine Your Root or make prices. Full explanation given in a personal interview, or by letter. Special prices by Hie'Barrel, We arc now manufactu ring this Paint in Bennettsvillc, S. C, Address all enquiries to McDonald Roof Paint Co. Bonnottsville, S. 0. Don't forgot that I havo a nice., largo Refrigerator in which to keen Huller, Cheese, Lard, Fruits and all perishable goods fresh and cool during tho summer months. -W. M. R?wo WARNING NOTICE. ALL persona aro warned ngninBt troRpaes lng in any mnnnor upon any of my land or landa under my control, either by walk? lng, riding, autttug, hauling, hunting, ash? lng, grazing etook, or othorwiso, under the lo s' of tho !>?V, Oct 18 too<,. . . I;" .vioaiiT. ?""Vf LeilE, L?R, Lill. FOR SALEI Parties in want of first class Lumber oan get it from A. J. JONES, Oct 18. Blenheim, R. F. D. 1. THE NEW YORK WORLD Tbrloo A Wook Edition. Tho Most Widely Road Newspaper in America. Time has demonstrated that the Thrice a?.Week World stands alone in a class. Other papers have imitated its form but no 1 its success. This is because it tells lt impartially, whether that news be po? lineal or otherwise. It is in tact 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. 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