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Sawyer Com between the Gove ,7^' V-> National Bank .. 4 ! By FHET>K1UCK. J Copyright, 1903, by Fr rV,' ^ ?w ' " " TIT *1 AT li ft v 0 c"W ^ ? " ^0,1? ?f wltli tli at $10,000 ?" .'iskod Colonel Mon ( nic of J ml ye Sawyer, \ v&'ur I^lncolnvlllo's hanker j *? nnd Illost substantial V citizen. l'ostnmster Jcnklus was busy , *\V 1 r with a delayed mail. L j V^i\ l> "What $10,000?" P\ 2? ' J asked the judge. lie A# Tho Colofljl. !l,ld th0 folofnt'1 havo K been lr lends since noynoou, nvd neither hesitates to ask * questions of the other which both .Would resent from tin outsider, pi* "The $10,000 which the United States treasury placed on deposit with your k bank and on which you pay no inter^ est," answered Colonel Monroe. "I ^ should like to borrow a quarter of it J from you on the same terms." "I \ ould be pleased to accommodate you, colonel, but it would hardly be business," said Judge Sawyer. "You weern to bo very much concerned about *\uit government deposit in my bank. It \viif-$ treated as are all other deposits. 33orrow?f'Si^rta obtain It by 'furnishing : "PProved seciiii^8 antl by pnylM" the i k prevailing rates b^terest. Arc t,lorc H I",1:;;,0"1"'' **? ?>"? ' " l'Tjota or *1 j lots of them," jfej returned Colonel Mot&^>. "This free j distribution of the nation's wealth by Its treasurv domirtmonfr * with Interrogation points from my Viewpoint, lint do not imngino (lint ' 1 censure you fur accepting $10,000 of this free cash. Next to myself, I would sooner see you get it than any one I know of. It means, on the; face of it, ?2,000 a year clear profit to you." "Tlds free distribution of cash, as you k call It, Is a better thing for the country than It Is for the bankers," declared ^ Judge Sawyer. "The revenues of tlio government are so large that vast H Hums of money are piled up In the national treasury and withheld from eirK CUlation. There is now at the com l maud of ihc national government inoro than $130,000,000 in cash. To hoard \all of this in Washington would precipitate a crisis and a panic. It is for ' roasur " ' ' " that the I' "i'or U gt'Dillin' mm.*. r .. l<nnk(v," rt'iunri.cd ChmiiicI Monroe I "None but members of your craft eouh H keep a straight lace while making suel ^ ii statement. Here is the straight Eng llsh of it: .Money comma mis interest ii overy part of tho civilized globo at nl times ami in all circumstances, an i11 tlx; single icii of win'ii it ha|> pens to 1)0 lodged in the treasury ol tho United States. Tlio interest rate Ih roughly llxeil by the law of sii|>pi.\ demand or by llio necessities of lin HK 1><>T wvcr.* Tho more fact of tho in>* (session of in! .>y .uuarantoe.s IN. holdei Hk 1 n .Money, therefore, V; tin best fonn of property in tlie world kWhat lias happened? The people have ^ tK'en taxed so heavily on the noeossi^^'.h s and ordinary comforts of life that ft surplus hns piled up In tin- national tre; nr.v. Kvery dollar of ir represents ** Fill.; <?r til ! I 111. 11 Very rent of > \'t *s people's money. The govern T ^inent i wi s a billion and a half, on ) \liicli it is paying interest. Can it pay Kj?! a part ol' this debt? HI ess your | iioart, that is .gainst tlio rules. The V government can p> Into ?I i?t, but it | ' V ,/unust not get out of it. Hero is this 1 hnfortunate government with $-IOO,OnO,BS I *x>0 nr i.iore of cash. What sliall it do HHt\ ' whW'' l' jjS not permitted t<> pay its hiu' l' bus an nsset which in i ? would bavt- . income pro%l art toucinjo to of from $10,000,000 to '$20,000,000 a year. "Now, mark you," continued Colonel Monroe, "this is one of the greatest govornmontsV on the face of tbe globe. It Is a most stupendous organization. It employs hundreds of thousands of tatten. When{ but a pygmy compared Hith Its present self it withstood tho vatest elvlL^_flftLhi(.-h ( HBlfn/1 clti^o ^ i n uUs to ^Ki'inlih'.; money ^^unmd 1:11?; of Lrk diil Km BJ-y had faith ^wT Ki'/.e <)f the j^^rsikiw. 1 or every Hp-cd till- (,'OV-?TI 11 ll<>? t ^K>ay interest. lint forty ^Kiiy, niid this Kovornwith a vast fund of Hits vaults. Hi re in a crisis Hi'ml shall ho done? I'ny it i> 1?i who have paid un".' Porl?h tho thought! immediately occur to a f ?p even to a newsboy ideal thing ft. do vl.h 1,11,. to 1* 11<) it at 11 io highest i?osof hi (crest. In nil this history career the government has been pnjljag Interest Now it has n chance [f to ?xftct hit' rest, it is a straight hu ness proposition. Whnt does this great government <lo? it deposits theno rnllH lions In nntlonnl banks and does not |?jg exact from them n cent of Interest. It 1{.htu mutism Is Will do the work t wfxi any injury to (lie di Raft leave you in much jlfl it cleanscs the hlo( m acid* tii.it cause rh< n digestion, boils, chr the Kcrin? that U -L -and contagious blo< greatest blood |>>iril Nwn sufferers testify that ^PURES THE -AT AH MONROE :ernin? the Relations Now Exist* <nif nil .J iL - a iiiicui anu me ril'Sl of Lincolnville ^SIVjXMS' ederick TJpham Adams sends the money to them by exprc prepaid. " 'The people are lniixl up for monc says (his generous government oi' 01 to the hanks. 'They have paid over mo so much of their money that th< is threatened a flnaneial stringen This must be avoided. In this ein gency 1 wish you bankers to aec< this money as a loan. As security, t n over to me the same amount in i bonds. I will hold them as long as y hold the money, but you shall contin iu uniw interest 011 your bonus Ji tlio same as If they were In your villi Instead of in mine. 1 will charge y no Interest 011 this money, but you c leiul it out at any rate you choose. ] this wise expedient the people will able to obtain tho use of their niont and I shall escape the charge of 1 gaging in a business transaction.'" "You have a picturesque way of p seating this question as !t appears you," laughed Judge Sawyer. "Pi soimily, I should be willing and ev pleased to pay the government a no inal rate of interest, say 2 per cent. Is n fact that most of the leading bar ers hold the same view, though inn of them think that 1% per cent enough interest to pay for the use government money." "Why in the name of common sen should the government lend you mon at or '2 per cent I Jterest when it can ? twice as much from 1 and others like llieV" < iminded Colonel Monn "The iiiwwom ?if v / vy f ~ "v"" // v-'y I hankers to (licso qu< A tlons proclaim you a P~-^tV) the princes of hunn I lm *kou are no'|,,,yl \ '/ \ nn,v ')or 0(1 There \l now on deposit in ti I national banks ot' tL ' jiy country from tiio 11 |j tionai vaults an anion / In excess of $100,OO 1^1 V ami the secreta VqL of the treasury lias cl clared his intention I'oatninster giving them $10,000,0< Jenkins. more. Not satisfied wi tli 1m, certain banking interests are ur lug that the government accept oth llian government bonds as security f fionlnterest bearing money preseuti l>y the government. The demand f ' ninent bonds as a pledge again h donations luis become i banks cannot seen '' cm they are unwl isli to substltu " lv. Hut oi "mitioil ' which will permit liini to lend go nitMit iuon?y on Hay State Gas or 1 solidated Luke Superior. Hi.' li better i>l:in, which lie suggested 1 recent speech, delivered In New 1 laud, lie said that tlio dlllleulty \ 1 the hanks encounter bi obta honds with which to draw mono; of the treasury could lie ovorcon lssuin.tr more I'nited States bonds! "There is a remedy which is a edy. We have so much money ti is necessary to ko into debt in ord l'PI ii.i -.r w 'im.^ -i ^ w? ii. xiiu uiii\ HUClirn which we will lend money is n c< onto of our indebtedness. If yot show me anything from C'ervant icahclnis more delicious than tli will huy you a box of clears." "1 am not defending any pro] new bond issue," saiil Judge Sa\ "I can hardly believe Secretary J was serious in suggesting It. 11 u find Justitieatlon in distributing tb tional surplus among the banks ii certainly that failure to have t some such step would have preeli ed a crisis which would have plu the country into a panic." "In other words," persisted Co Monroe, "you hold that the only In which serious financial trouble c have been averted Is by making banks a present <>f Interest 111 amounting to from $(>,000,000 to ?s, Onu annually. I am willing to ^ mat an cineruuicy existed aiul tli still exists and 11 int under tlio law responsible otllcors of the governi have a legal right to take the t which they have taken. Simmy Shaw has only followed In the steps of other treasury officials, i ping aside now and then to 1 around a recently fall< n howlde to miss some new precipice. Hut \ shall l?o said of a people so stupl to longer tolerate so crazy a systeii do not blame the hanking interest taking advantage of It. An absurd teni can he bolstered up only by surd expedients. We have reached limit of the irrolcsolie in tlw ri.l.it which ( xlst between the banks tin? government. You can make comparison which will be so para ieal as the fat-Is." "The govt rnment should ffo on tho banking business," asserted Ji 1 Sawyer. ' "The banks should go out of the | eminent business," retorted Col Monroe, "if a modern government one legitimate and paramount dut; is to assume (he direct rosponsib for the circulation of the money \vl I it has created. We have almost reac the time when the government wll the banker or the banker tin? gov ment. 1 shall live long enough to * my vote anil Indium . i - * . . - Ill l(l>UI III government." F YOUR SYSTEM NOW. SjL J BBWBjfclB piirkly, effectively and without H gestive organs. In fact, it will better condition every way, for >d of poisonous Inctic and uric umntum, kidney trouble*, in- ^ r>nic constipation and catarrh, V ave one an easy |>rey to malaria id lu.iwin If ier/hut hundreds of rel[?ved it doci one thing that no oth?r S? P>f RHEUMATISM. v. kick/, (NTS FROM TH? IN?IO?.? DnUOOI?T?. ^ V or i Sick m aiaaa Feed pale girls on Scott Em ulsion. We do not need to give a "O the reasons why Scott ss. Emulsion restores the strengt y. and flesh and color of goo irs health to those who suffc ^ from sick blood. py- The fact that it is the be? !pt preparation of Cod Liver Oi irn rich in nutrition, full of health n>' j- i i.on Stimtilnrinn iq n ciuvtwctiAn o ? I V" ? lK! to why it docs what it does. 1st , its Scott's Emulsion present ou Cod Liver Oil at its bes an , , uy fullest in strength, least i taste. >n- Young women * in thei rc_ " teens " are permanently cure* to of the peculiar disease of th oll j blood which shows itself i iy- ! paleness, weakness and nervous ,k-1 ncss, by regular treatmen "Vv with Scott's Emulsion. 1H of It is a true blood food an< is naturally adapted to the cur ise 1 , oy of the blood sickness fron lr^ which so many young womei no cv- suffer. H?. W'c will he v>Iad to sen o\l a samP'c *? ?ny sufferer. 1? SCOTT ?i DOWNE -0q poail St.. New Yorl ill- . FOR THE LITTLE ONES. How Polly Tamed the Flcrco Dog Thi ' Rushed at Her. of 00 "Mamma, I don't want to go t lit school alone," said little Poll; "Tlvero is a great big dog that rur out j'iuI barks at rnc every day!" Mamma thought a minute. Sli or was sorry for her little girl, but sli st wanted Pollv to be u brave littl so woman who never gave up what sli r<; had undertaken. 11 "See here, Polly," she sni^ ft-d at t0 "I will wran un this hit ofJv- meat ,r ? "VU?., j I lay it in your dinner^ pail. V Jowler \'{ U can give veni- a ? * he be sur Con- stop baiTing." ins a Polly (hanked mamma and s in a od oil' with rather an anxious ] Eng- faC(,. vhicli v^jie talked more and more b1< "out Q'onK ^lG pleasant country rone l(> 1)V she reached the white house by poplars, where Jowlcr lived. rcm. As soon an ho saw her he jun nit it j down from the doorstep when or to was sunning himself and ran y on with a terrible uproar, l'olly thoi 'tlii- ; he looked bigger and crosser I i can I ovcr before. lut J With a trembling hand she ( out the mciil mid threw it tov )osc<l j him. Sure enough, he was quii v.vit. once, snullcd it, lasted it and 1 Umw actually thumpi'd his stumpy yc ' cnn tail against the ground, which, " n:l" know, is a dog's way of say kI'!! "I'll""!* you!"?Youth's Coin] iltat- *on nged Dottiest ic Troubles. it is exceptional to find a family wl ^ !,y tlioro aro no domnt-tu; ruptures occns roukl ally, hut tlif'Kfwan bo It ssonod by 1 the jug Dr. King's New Life Tills a rot oney Mticli trouble they save by tlieir k TKXl- work in Stomueh and Ijivor trout, rrnnt Tin v no' onlv r?iw>w? 1 ~L ? JVMI, Kilt ?ut it 25i!, nt PiokenB Drug Co. - tlm " neni \yornen as Well as Mt itOpH tiu-v Are Made Miserable b] foot- J M? Kidney Trouble. kVilllC r or Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, . ' courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vi i - a!Kl cheerfulness s. _rr disappear when the I 'irrrCyV i^^7 ncys are out of or s.vs" Ior diseased, nb- "yuHtf^yvJ ^ Kidney trouble tlic rIlvVs*wfcrJ ' ' becomc so prevai |ollH * 1} that it Is not unconnit ntiil /*Yf Yvfor a chilcl to l>e b ( '/stff lietcd with weak ! V^iAJ^F-" neys* if the child ui ""* ates too rifl rr> if urine scalds the flesh or if, v/hen the ch t of reaches an age when it should be able idg<> control the passage, it is yet afflicted u bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the fi step should be towards the treatment ol"'' these important organs. This unplea.ii linn trouble is duo to a diseased condition o( 1 V, It kidneys and bladder and not to a habit 111 t v most people suppose. Iilch Women as well as man are made m ,i I erable with kidney and bladder troufc . , and both need the same great remei The mild and the immediate effect " Swamp-Root is soon realized. It i3 si by druggists, in fiftv ,l" cent and one dollar sizes. You may have a Bjwp^"i'll free, also pamphlet tell- *rtomo of ht-miip-ro ing all about it, including many of t housands of testimonial letters rcceiv 'rom sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilrr St Co., Binghamton, N. Y., be sure a mention this paper. Don't make any mistake, but rcmcmb the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmei Swamp-Root, and tho address, Binghamto N. Y., on evcrv bottle. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PII l < | - - - ? ? a ikiBaf ' CQS> )/ IntV. Alwnv* reliable. I.ndlfii, Mk PriifglBt ft I'll M'll KSTKII H EN4il.lNll In !?* ?< nil Uolil metallic bon-N, im-hIisI with Muo ribixu I'll lie tio iillicr. H< riiaf iliuitrrniin mih*ll liillotm iiikI Inilliit limn. liny uf your IMugtfls ir Kcml Ir. In NtnmpH for I'nrllrtilitra, Trull iiinnlitln iiikI .Irllil' for l,i??llc?," In Mt*\ ; '>y rrlurn Null. IO.OOU TcalllilOhlftl*. Kolil b j ill limiiorlnln. T UlllOHnCTRH OHHMlOAIi OO. /T'iAlC- Hir?adl.nti hkintirr, flllLA, Fi ibOllt. ""t'1 . />?.?* foliaco con -^ ^ 10 U?<lw iB ? I' Summons for Relief. . (Complaint Sorved.) In Court of Probate. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA ( County of Pickens. \ A. J. Hoggs, C. C. P., as administrator g of tho estate of Pincknoy, ;nlias Buck Hagood, deceased, Plaintiff, against ]J Henry Hagood, Tom Hagood, Wil! Hm, good, Jane Stephens, tlio heirs-nt-law S of Mary Hngcod, deceased, names and i number unknown, Daily Hendricks and P< arline Hondrickp, minors under _ (I tlio ago of fonrteon yoars. I Defendants. it* To tlio defoudants above named: You are hereby Bummouod and re quired to answor tlio complaint in this action of wbieh a copy is herewith served . upon you, and to soivo a copy of your 1, nnswer t<> the snid cotnplaii t on thosub.. scril ers at tlifiir offien Pintona n tt y IS. C., within twenty days after tho sor g vice hereof; exclusive of the day of such service; and if you f?il to answer the complaint within tho time aforosaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for tho relief demanded in tho t complaint. Morgan, Mauldin & Mauldin, Plaintiffs attys. J. U. Newberry, J. P. P. C. Dated January 14, A. D. 1901. T To Daily Hendricks and PearlinoHondricks, miuors under the age of fourteen years, and to James Hendricks with C whom said minors reside and to any absent defeudoiidauta herein who may bo minors and to any person with whom such absent minor dofondants reside: t* Take notice that unless you procure *" ,t for youiselves p.nd for the minors under tho ago of fourteen 301118 residing with you, tho appointment of a guardiau ad J litem to represent tho said miuors in this notion within f.wonfu !.? C vico of this liotico upon you, exclusivo of the tiny of such servico, tho plain^ titV's nttorneyK will procure tho appoint- tht -j mont of such guardian nil litem. tio Morgan, Mauhliu ?fc Mauldin, Hor PlnintifF's Attorneys, mD Dated January 14th, 15)01. nu, d To the nbscnt defendants, to-wit: Tho lieira nt-law of Mary llngood, deceased, the namesnnd number unknown: Take no- mil tico that the summons in this notion, of si which the above is a copy, and the com plaint herein were tiled in tho otlico of tho Probate Court for 1 ho county of '' Pickens, St to aforesaid on the 11th day .1 an in ry 1901. to c. Alt igan, Mauldin & Mauldin, Plaintiff's Attornoys. 13j-(?t giv ____________________________ set; it cos /iy//'/iy//? - - - - o y/e '7/'anI' Young'ton yf, TO QUALIFY iH FOlt CO(>n l'OSITTOXS ? QUARANTEED IN WRITING. f 50C FREE sc"0^KSM?:80Pri:BtD a e GA. -ALA. BUS. COLLEGE. MACON. GA P t AlIOITOU'S Xj&'iyCE. ? ? at- r lrtst For Taking Heturns for The Year 11)04. /hen it to I nslc tlint ouch nnd every one corao e to pr? pared to give mo tho School District in which he or she may live, us the tart- Comptroller General will not allow nay , i nl>ftt< in* nts for persons v hero they eel it t ie I .. .. - - ? ? j 111 luc wrong districts. J also ask that i oacli ami every portion niakn their own owly returns, as I <xpcotto t:iko all returns I til! ui.yself ill order to prevent getting too j|)0 inanv neres against any one on my books, | this lias got to be too general. Ho gov' ern yourselves accordingly. Fifty per ipe<l cent, penally for lion returna. j lie 1 will bo at the following named out tfht Six Mile, Monday, Jan. 11, 1901. linn Calhoun, Tuepday, Jan. 12. Ceutral, Wednesday, Jan. 13. 1 | Norris, Thursday, Jan. 14. Irow j (Jatoeciioo, Friday, Jan. 15. oird Tjihtvtv, Monday and Tuesday, Jan, it {it 1H and 19. Jien Eaxley, 20, 21 and 22, Wednesday, How ''''""'"day u,|d Friday. Williams k Freeman's Store, Monday you .>5. in;,', Looper's Shop, Tnet-day, 20. mil- llogM'd's Store, Wednesday, 27. ungues oioro, i ntimiay, 28. ; Pumpkintow), Friday, 2'.). Holly Springs, Monday, Feb. 1, 1904. Aiken's Store, Tuesday, Feb. 2. In ro Coorge Holcombe's, Wednesday ami ion- Thnrsdny, Feb. 1$ and 1. Iinv- Milt' Ciot k, Friday, Fob. 6. iml. Pinter's Creek, Monday, Fob. K. leat ' sv'" ')0 i" my ollico during the time >|0Hi of this notice on Saturdays to tiko renro turns. Very respectfully, E. F. KEITH, m-m County Auditor. Dec. 2:$, 1 '.)<>:$. en ^ \\\\\\\\\\ \ /New Goods== < / _ __ > <i'=- /* 0 [New Prices !< oon ^ j' <id- y I have Watohos from 81.00 y dcr to ?f>0.()0. Clonks of nil / kinds. Kings, I irons t Pins ( has / nml Hrooobos to suit tho / ent timos. ion / Hollow-wnto, viz: SiiRnr f% oni / Howls, I>1111<-i* Pishes, Ton / :id- i ]??.ts and Cream Pitchers. n" Thru tho oolohrutod HOG' ]? / EKH Silver KnivoH, Folks, / > Sj>oons, Ij idles. y rjt^ Watch Chains, Thimbles 0j / ami Ijovo chains of evorp do- ^ rst / seription. Spoos and frames / 0f to nit tho old man. \y ,n. / I li'votbe most eomploto , ihe / lino of JEWELBY ovor / ? as shown in town, come ono VJ \ come nil nnd I ring your re- I ils- / pairing, for this is my liobhy ! de, ^ and you will not go despair- / I iy. ing. Yours for busiuosB. I O! / ^ aid / H. SNIDER, jeweler, / I j. KAKI.KY, S. C, ^ E i| / \ x \ \ \\ \ v\\ \ \ N J he FOll 8ALK. I ed ,er '242 acres of lino farming land. 9 nd About 100 acres in cultivalion, l>nl- S K.r anco in original forest. Well tim- i r's be red, watered and well improved. | n, Kive miles west of Pickens. Cheap i _ and terms easv. A bargain. f! P. n?K:??/v? 3 -w. ?.?( o\f11 n 5 A. B. WARDLAW, | ..DENTI5T.. | l'ICKENS, - - S. C- _ J i? i a??i?I 1 t Nil ml! Sliftd !! SliiUl 111 K t. r Oil ! * Plnrto yt ta onlora for OystorK nml Fish ' 1 willi tml COM M HI A FISII AMI IOK CO.. w Volumbls. N, C< _ 8 itinfnotory prices, qniok service. zv.*' j 1 " owl mnko money uow Moiling our large j Oi io Hon Mi Mallot wlille eggn oto., ?ro no very 11/ - V : <' . V WATHH I . THIS SP A r^er MEXT WEEK! J. F. HARRIS. CONSOfMiON Cured at Last, r. T. A. Sloeum, the Groat Chemist and Specialist, Will Send Eree, to the Afflicted, Four Large Samples of llis Newly Discovered Remedies to Cure Consumption and all Throat, flliost. siiwl I lino' 'i'l'uni-i"" <? ><> 1 \Jli MH'1S< Nothing could ho f.iirer, more philanthropic or cirry more joy I ? tho iflliclod in this offer. Confident that ho has discovered mi absolute rum for <-<>iiMimp n and all pulmonary complaints, iv.id to mnko its grout merits known, lm wi'l id liifc Completo Treatment, cmnrncing four large samples, to any reader who ,y ho sulVering from coughs, colds, catarrh, bronchial, throat and hmg I roubles I consumption. Already tbi? "Now Scientific Course of Troa'ment" lias pennant nflv cured mennds of apparently hopoles cases. There will be no mistake in nding?the Btako will ho in overlooking the geuerous invitation. Free To AIL To ol'tbin theso FOUR FRER PREPAIJATIONS that have nevt r yet failed cure, all you havo to do is to Wiilo Dr. T. A. SLOCUM, 98 Pine Ntroot, Now York, ing full poslofli ;e and express address. The four FliRR remedies w.U then belt you nt onto, direct finm r.-ii , mirii i.iii iiiMiuoiiouH lor uso iii i>v<>i y <> jiui'27 01. f Why Use Many Words to Tell You That % j * ! _ TherJ*e%t .,*??*?xv - \ FERTILIZERS $ | - > On Earth i ft AKE MADE BY $ ? !j THe Virgiuia-Cai'olina g Chemical <???. * P $ Jj[ : i fMtHl ? ^ ^ * ft They have the Best Facilities, Jfsetfce $; and maintain the highest repatkticm'tor tfe Jj f* -evenness aud vaJu^oHhelf Fetttl&efs? $ t -? s. jj 6)60 V!r{(iinla*C&rolin& GhemicalCo. ^ ^ ( CHARLESTON, C. f ? SNESS^^^ CHRONIC INVALIDS. ((pSffiiEil that gives the liver just the right touch and J vfi?\starts Nature's work in the right manner JSSSJ Vf^V The Pill touches the liver, the Pellets tone the system. FOR RALE BY J. D. Mooro, Craig Bros, and Earlo's Drug Store. A Golden Rule 1 fCAN WE 'nJERest vou^ of Agriculture: I j ^ He ?ood to your land and your crop I I fr"** tWa will be good. Plonty of 1 P M il V B Potash SME&q. in tilcfjrflll??i .r.<<i * end quantity in'thc liar- | ^ free, by next nial!,' J HEGE IMPROVED LOCi-DEAM f S?:7 ? SAW MILL?i ocry.an kali wohks. M'WiWi ? with the { Nt*r Vert?13 Nassau St. Heacock-King Variable feed works I *e sgsflury*.xa8 it Can't BE Beat. AlMi>U,Qa. ?. 'j ??.Uroa/.' !>i. ? ', Write "The M :iclilttcry IVoplo" for |>rli*i ?B j?Sk *^WwWW w H* 01 units <st co.f ^ y^|| j ^ bno,nt a- "oilers, cotton oins j, | int uiHDfV POHTAILC SHINGlC MACHINr Jr\ aSsffizM Ir. L. 0. MAULDIN. Mr. Win. H. Crano, of California '* j n. ? ? ,, ? ? fared for ArATH from rL'flu-*.^ *: cPickons, South Carolina. nbogo. llo v,M llnn^ylClly "* 5? r itmberlftin'* Pain B( . '\a J'ffloo u petal (in rmr rooms) over I it olVpoto<l a ?7^ M ?** ? jMirlo'a Drug Storo. OlTors liis profoft* o by Pickuntf^ .? aiomil services to tho public. >re; Hunt**' <^iiy advi*' * _______ [tamor r 4 /^JJop cum* OA.BTOTI.IA. J Q f. ^ .?lM<in?lrr.l th,. I to IW"'i H^ft Always BoiijtM )) -A1 )) I'!1 Is very cheap when the S! bcsin but wc ^ // give, for the next two w II J ruary ist, 20 per cent. < )} j Men's, Youths' and Bo v\ [l coats. Our goods are ?\ i' figures, and you know \ j j means when we take it // we can fit you. Terms Ml j 1 ation paid for by us, no (( ?| W inter Underwear incl ((SMITH & i // LKAI>lN(i ( i v\ Greenville I n order 1 o close I^nds, we have cut <S(; Pairs Clapp's $5.00 and $6. 60 Pairs Men's $3,50 and ?3.0 75 Pairs Ladie's $3.50 and <.3.1 9S Pairs Ladies and Misses ?2 X ; Pairs Pndic^ Mine#?c: nn#1 ( 3 | Pairs Misses and Chiklrens Many small Lo part 1110nt Avil l sacivitice. , M. Tj- r i' otcosi, : M'flW . VBAfl IJJLlP IJjIIIS ; KYKKY' avssnium . *jkz?obraam: x* Tnyzm*!*&rzr ajarar. " ? ARGA1NS in ' BA l\C i A1 .\ S i n 1 ARGAINS in ( IGGICST kincl ; II..VO V'>tl liougll! Unit IIV 10 ?;?t? W take it look :i( mine. I, >1* <>f ^ooil < 'lie I Want a X >Oil .Miller I ) attend I *? lu\ l>|> I') Cll.ttIII ?>' IllH'l'l I III. l'ro luce iilwitys wanted. I want no Ar. ix Si oi ling S?I v(M (n) i n < Cut U\n??. Art I>m<i l\ OV< Diamonds, Wat< J.F. B I OO North Main Street. Sturdiva BIG BEJ The Store of SPRING IS NEAR, WIN' All W'inlor Clothing, Gents Fi -old rogMrdle?iH of profit. Mkii'h .SiiiiH worth &IOOO and worth $7 >(), $S./)0 tuid ${>()(), now $( to 50, Hpncinl now $ I Uf>, I i I..>/! ... I. I ... < l.~ ... :n . - I ' IMMI niMMi mnra lilt: llllllrt V WinU r T ml or won i tlinii Wo arc rets i 3i<>* HonesAro the arguments Ihnt mako n brings tin- old ones hack again and truo oconomy can allord t<> overlook ntoro. \Vn intend making this Hpac< thi* |ia|?t din ing lflol, l>y tolling^^ soiling all kinds of Clothing'Sbgfl Y"." M |tg H1ng| ISCOIINTl prices arc right to || c<C lave determined to II CC eeks or until Feb- \S of! on all Clothing : vw ys' Suits and Over- J J all marked in plain % .vhat 20 per cent. 'jV ofl. Come while // cash, and no alter1* exchanges made. JJ uded in this sale. // musTowl arr 111 v " out all Odds and. oo Shoes to $3.50 and $4.00. o Shoes to $2.00 00 Shoes to $2.00. .oo Shoos to $1.25. hihlrens >1.50 Shoes to $1 .00. $[.25 Shoes to 75 cents. Is in every Heal oven greater Up-rtMVkSlioe House, 0 n i^in 11 nun A - HARMS \ I'obacco. i'loitr. Uollrr. ^ ^ )1 U.tr^ains in SI l()I?S. . II it's in miov in your pcK'kot if you will ?< ; no Ih'IIoc ill 1 fx'. \ tt'.iil this year. Can luinislt u small \v some coin ami fotUlof. HARRIS. * Ills Oljf'IS ^ EInllow-w aiv, ? Silver I "lat-ware, cry, Bric-a-8Jrac and 411 ICS. h<\s a ml .1 cwclrv. RUNS., GREENVILLE. S, C. K HIVE. Bis; Vaiues I TER GOODS MUST GO! urMailings and I'ndf.'rwenr to bo $12.r,0, now $825. Mon'n SuitN ? I1 l'5 Men's Suits worth $(>.50 lould pay mm more money for our tiling it fur. ^ -? U Vn 11 ' ^ ? I o\v onatoinora tor us ovcrytL^^^^^^B attain. No ot.cjkiMgfll th? l>iK * tlu^^i