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n iSEk m List soidiei figi Edward Noyes, a Drummer Boy Served in the Civil War, DUFFY'S PURE HALT WH ( 4 A n U l? . . nnn4- 4-L. ^ f* A. M iicniiiijr l ilSL II1C CCIllliry i 1 ' i". Noyos. tho hero of two wars, a * tho country, although 107 yours of ago, Bt i nr.il lionn t.n lirn cnmn I Inin vof T ivno i hail 'i.-on pri'tty well tJl my life, but sicki My doctor told mo it was old ago, and gave that medicine now, and it is both nu'dicinb i meal tho way 1 used to, but Duffy's keeps 11 it." Old ago Is hnppy when it-, goes hand : women who have passed tho century murk Duffy's Puro Malt Whiskoy. It was HIS 0NLY MEQSCINE} 4 ! 1---1 - himnuuw. 11 10 u w?ui" -^cimuiiiiiL rrcuiiuiu tho \v?';ik and worn, to tho weary and depre cay, strengthens tho heart, relieves tlio ncl vigor and clours tho brain. If. enriches tlio this way drives out diseaso find promotes In of food already digested," as it agrees witl keep strong and well in old ago take a table: Duffy's Puro Malt Whiskey cures c catarrh, ast hma, pneumonia and all disease s<ia and all forms of stomach trouble; nor' exclusively in over 2,000 hospitals. CAUTION.?When von nslf fnr nnllv'u f Unscrupulous dealers, mindful of the exccl'lenc itctlonsanJ malt whiskey substitutes, which far from relieving the sick, are positively hori lc Is the only absolutely pure Malt Whiskey w Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey (s sold In sealed b< trade-mark, the " Old Chemist," on the label, Beware of refilled bottles. Sold by all druggists and groccra, o booklet free to anyone. Dutt'y Malt Whisk FOR SALE IN SOUTH CflROl Malicious Lie, Asserts Taft. In answar to a rommnninntirin from William C. Dodge, inquiring into I he reported existence of slavery in the Julo islands, and enclosing newspaper clippings alleging that Americans were the slave dealers, Secretary Taft lias writton the f Mowing letter. " War Department, Ft;l>. 18, 1001. M\r Tl ,.... Tl... ...J .V. .J,.. , ,.V, Duuiiiiium, with regard to slavery in the l'hil- j ippines is an outrageous lie. Thero j ar?.' no Ameiicans engaged in the bI.ivo trade at all. There has boon i:i the past some kidnaping by I he , AI<?rOH, of tho hill tribes, but this lins been fcupnressed and thctv is' little of it now. General Wood, \\i:h 111 approval <1 tin Philippine eou-iiUN-iop, in upingovory endeavor to stippr<\S9 slavery throughout the Mo:o nrovii -'Oh, to which it, in ninioal wholly confined.'' I iNcapcil an Aw III I Cafe. Mr 11. 11acrf-jiiih of Melbourne. Kla.. writes, "My doctor lold lue I had Consumption and nothing could 1 >?i done for me. T wax given up to die. The otter of a freo trial l>ottle of Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Consumption, induced unto try if. K- suits were; startling. [ am now on the road to rocovory, and ??? all to Dr. King's Now Discovery. It surely saved my life." This great euro is gii:iranlee l for all throat and lnng diseases I?y Pickens Drug (Jo., Dnu-'gints. Pn e :>(> .v si.(Mi Trial bottles free. Cnirn Triumphs in Committee. The sennit" committer) on (inm- I Ulei'i liuvo nntlii ri/.(>fl :i tnvoi-.iKIn I report >n ilio nomination of Wil-f 1 in:.i I >. ( rum to bo collcctor of customs nt tl?e port of Charleston. All the me in horn of the commit' ho .v.'iM not p-fiHcnt, Ixit lli'-re whs a suilicient number ot affirmative votes to insure favorahlo action shoilM all ol tlie ai>BGIiluus liuvo their vote* recorded against tho nomination, The vote was K to 5 in lavor of confirmation, divided on jrarty lin?.*8. The absentees wcro Senators I' rkins, Penrose and Stone. There is one vacancy on the committee, caused by tho djath of Senator i I aim a. V BS /a rfifeQKW vms at i of. Under Andrew Jackson, Who Also the Oldest Living Veteran, Says I1SKBY Has Kept Him Strong and ark. soldier whoso lifo lmn been written up nil over .ates limb ho feels as well uud strong today us ho di<l 40 years ago, and recently made a trip from Uiiity Corners, N. II., to Chicago without suffering any hardships. A drummer boy in tho war of 1S12 and a toamstor in tho civil war, us ho was even then too old to servo in tho ranks, Mr. Noyes has lmd a most eventual life. Ho remembers with gn at vividness many of tho historical figures of tho lust century, uud gratefully iuuwo ma nun VUl'JUS VlUUity UI1U WOUdorful old atfo to DUFFV'S PURE MALT WHISKEY. He snys:?"An old man'. U(o can bo n happy 0110 if lie is well, and JL have been just as aetivo and strong up to a few years a^<? as I wasduiiiiK the war in tlioSoutli. My family and frit nds aro nil gone, but 1 am cheerful i in what is now Unity Corners, N. II., in 17l>7. less e.inio up<>n mo during the l ist 20 years, nio Dull'y's I'uro Malt Whiskey. 1 am taking md nourishment to me. I cannot, eat a hearty 10 up uud "oiug. 1 would not be alive without EDWARD MOVES, in lmnd with health. Hundreds of men and arc l:epfc alivo mid well today by tho use of and so it is theirs. An absolutely puro distillation of malt, without l'useloil, it is recognized by tlio government as a medicine. This is a tided by physicians of every school, a boon lo ssetl. It arrests tlio progress of physical deling head, gives to tlio limbs tlicir old tiino blood and nourishes tlio vitnl forces, and in alth and longevity. Doctors dill it "a form i tho most delicate stomach. If you wish to spoonful tlireo times a day in milk or water, onglis, colds, consumption, bronchitis, grip, s of tho throat and lungs; imlig *stion, ilyspeprousness, malaria and till low fevers. Used 'tire Mnlt Whiskey be sure yoti got the genuine, e of this preparation, will try to bcII you chean Ininrc put on the irarkct for profit only, nnd which, tnful. Demand "Duffy's" and he sure you Ret it. Iiicli contains mcdiclnal, liealtli-KivinK dualities. jfticB only; never In flask or bulk. I.ookforthe and be certain the seal over the cork Is unbroken. r direct, $1,00 a bottle. Interesting medical :ey Co., Rochester, New York. -iNAATALL DISPEN8ABVS Cause of the War. To the Editor of the Journal. , ? Please tell me in your paper the cause of the war between Russia nnd Japan. Subscriber. The war between Russia and Jn pan was caused by llio encroachments ol Russia on Korea, a small country in I ho lorm of a peninsular. lying near Japan. The possession of this country by Russia would place that tremendous power almost within cannon shot of the Japanese shorn and won hi greatly endanger the integrity of Japan . C<>iva possesses several much bettor Dorts than thn?o I'lie^i;* lum <,n tlx* I'acilic coast and those are I greatly dnsirod as feeders lor the' Tranasiberian Railway. Russia's! seizure and occupation of Manchu-! riii after that province had been uwardt'd to .Japan ns 111c; result of her victory over China several years ago, greatly aggravated .la. pi::, and her irritation ha.'* grown greater as Russia has continu??d to viomi'i a promise {o got out ofI Manchuria. There are many ilo?-j 111i 1 h and complications to Iho sit-, nation, but this, in brief, is tho i causo of the war.?Spartanburg Journal. The Crops and the Weather. Prof. \V. I I I licks came to town !>iQt *V'i-If loaded to tiio Iniiu with weather predictions. "We will have j lain the first part of tho week," he j said, "and the latter part we will! have rain and snow, Why, man, the winter has just begun. We are go | ing to have lots more bad weather, j There will lie a lalo snrinL' and farm I era (should not he in a hurry about planting. Hut this will be a good crop your and there will he a lute fall. We will HulVer this winter, but when spring does set in the good weather and !hc crops will more than make lip for it. Anderson Daily Mail. Cold Wave Coming. If you have Rydales Elixir in the ImllHO wlinil !l flill I ivnvn iu nnmni.# *>/^.% need not fenr attacka of Hronclinis, Pneumonia, Couglw, Cold*, ote. HydiilcB Rlixir taken whon attack begins never faila to check the progress of tlio (linowe. ft is equally suceospfnl in ohronic ca?efl of throat and long diseaso. Pickens Drug (Jo., Pickens; W. A, j Sheldon Si Co., Liberty. The State llouso Muddle. The legislature is making itself somewhat ridiculous by passing n resolution to nue or prosecute riiwiv A. m IM.HU ii, uiuuucui', mm Mcllwain, Unkefer & Co.. contractors, for defective and inferior work on the State House improvements. In viow of the fact that the work was approved as it proceeded and was finally accepted I?y the State's own representatives, the state house commission, this move on the port of the legislature is like i ~ i~: .I.j .1. ? ft. .. i. lUCKIU^ t(lt) HlctUlt* HltUl II1U XlJIbU had been stolen. The smooth, clover contrnctorp, knowing well their business, pulled tho wool over (lie eyos of the commifcbion, which probably did not know how to build a pump house, ! collected their money, had their I bond cancelled by the governor ! and left. To prosecute or sue the conttactorn now would tjo n confession that tho ohl btliti?house commission was 'composed of a set of imbeciles of whom the oontmotors took advun| tnge. Nearly FviTclts His 1-ifo. i A ruimtt ay almost otnliiig fatally, ntu iru u in m i linn ukhu uu ill'' l'"^ (M d, ! 15. Oaner, Franklin (> rove, III. For four yearn it delicti nil doctors nuil nil r iuotlicB. Hut Bncklon's Arnica Salvo liad 110 trouble to euro liim. Equally good for burns, brnines, skin eruptions and pile. 25c at Pickens Drug Co. Bunch McBee and Railroads. A young man started out from Greenvillo about twenty live years ago to engage in the Railroad buain-ss, and ho began at the bottom round of the ladder as :i brakeman, : i-. irout which nc sioauuy nuvanct-.u front one position to another, and for the last fifteen or twenty years " Bunch" McBee bus boon widely known in railroad circles. lie is still in the railroad hudinees, and in making an eirort for the control of a n?w line. The Atlantic and North Carolina Hailrood, a short lino in North Carolina, has for isomo tune been in tno hands of tho State authorities. Several propositions have been made to lease tho lino. A dispatch from Raleigh states that. Governor Aycock has ivci'ivotl tho fourth proposition to lease tho Atlantic and North Carolina HaiUvaj*. It is signed hy \'. K. McHt-e, fur himself and his associates. Tho Governor would say ri/.fliin<r mitt*/* o^iAnl < Km ? .oH ni? l\nf .? i"?"p '/! u n'/vut HJU j ?'?t it is expected (but "Bunch'' will succeed in his purpose.?(Jreonville Mountaineer. Mysterious Ci renin stance. One whs pale and wallow mid tho other fresh ami rosy. Whonoc thn difference? H!io who is bllulling with health uses Dr. 1 v11 g's New Lifo Pills to maintain it. liy gontly arousing the la/.y org ins lin y eompel good digestion and head oil' constipation. Try them. Only 25 c at Pickens J)rng Co. Rheumatic paiiiH are quickly relieved l>y applications of Ramons Nervo and Mono Oil: lry it. 25o fit Enrloa Drug .Store, J. 1). Moore, Craig Bros. Cotton Must Have I Potash I Potash is an essential plant food ? I-- r. . i >. i<jv ii iniiai in: <iuu;:u us a icniiizcr many cotton K'V'"K v:''ua''le '' *V i Oy \ ) \j^*^. j]T tail* about fcrlili/er?. We will xend them free to any farmer who asks us for (hem. GRRflAN KAU WORKS, 3 New York ? 1>B Nniutu Klrcel, or I I A(lniil?, (in. Ho. Itroad Wu | CLO 120 % }Is very cheap wl begin with, bu give for the nex ruary ist, 20 pe It Men's, Youths' coatsr Our goc l\ I fiffures, and you )J | means when we // | we can fit you. \l 5 ation paid for b; // I yi | :j vviutci uuucrw J SMITH C lea!>i \ \ \ \v\ N." \ \ \ \ \ / QUIT COl^ , i There is 110 need of wearing j / Murray's Ilorc / A few doeeB of this Ilouf y, A positiuo cure for Influenza, ,. Spasmodic in Croup. I THE MUR I col \ \ \ \ tllBlil Sterling Si St?. <Jut orlafts, Art I Diamonds, W j. r. 109 North Main Strc< Now is the time to invoi i ? Half acre lot opposito <1 Half acre lot in corporal l.'WJ acres within 2 mile place. An ideal stock farm 13JJ 0-10 acres in fjiio mil fivation, balance original fori for it. Two frame dwollinga For further information J. D. H< URAL Offioo at Depot. rjifi rnnn rnr 1U 11111 11 NOT :i Closing Out ! NOTIONS, SHC you to wonder li Wo are ofl'oring some Grand ber. AH wo ask in for you t and when you see how much uh. i \ r \ lt*< v J 1 I V / LUk Our Shoos are Now and ( town for the money. Shoes Lot us sol 1 you your Shoes. We have some Comforts month at Slaughtered Prices We have a complete line JJWWo appreciate you \UV A YV X ,/ Y. THIIS =at= DISCO! lien the prices are righ t we have determine t two weeks or until r cent, off on all Cloth and Boys' Suits and C >ds are all marked in ] know what 20 per < take it off. Come \ Terms cash, and no ; y us, nor exchanges m ear included in this & BKIST NO CLOTHIERS. eenville, S. C. " "I i \ \ v \ \ \ v:\ \ 11 NO I |-our Lungs out, when you ca hound, Mullicn 2111 sehold Kennedy will give in Bronchitis and Diseases of PUT UP BY RAY DRUi jUMBIA, S. C. N \ \ \ .X V\\ Present Ivor Ilollow-w; iling Silver Fh >oltery, Bric-atfovelties. batches and Je BRUNS Bt. GREEN ate Fan 5a st in Pickens real ostuto. goes too high. opot, Calhoun, S. C., J? 10 e limits, Calhoun, 8. C., ! s of Etisloy, known sis th< , $2000.00 le of Nome Cotton Mill; L'?t; wood enough on thi and cut hoUBoe, ?12 per b call on OLDER & Cf ESTATE ])EAI,EKH. P ill; Pi Sitlo, but reduced Piicos ii USS, IIATS, CATS, EKC. ow such goods can bo sol Bargains in those linjs o come and inspect our g wo can sftvo you, it menu 5! SHOES! >f tho Best Quality over for the School Childron t and Blankets that wo If you need any of the m)nfiL,i>rwo -a v/i v^jvwv/iwvii'jo at price r trade nnd will always tr TT & GHIFB EASLEY jgI J NT I : t to III C( ss i - } plain V* cent. ? vhile // liter- j\ iade. JJ sale. )) 'OWj S \ X \ \ \<S{ k ft !> n get a bottle of ?1 (1 Tar. uuiediatti relief. / Throat. AntiG CO. I % 9 \ \ \ n I o J-?* ire, it-ware. Brae and welry. \ VIULE, S. C. 16. Buy before 0 00. $150.00) Duvie Robinson .1 K o/>pnn i t\ mil </ uviuo iu uhp s place to pay ere. ). iokeiiB, S. 0. M\ 11 DRY GOODS, , that will cause d at such prices. through Peccmoods, get prices h your trado for offered in this hat will i)leaso. are 8f3lling this m conic early, 8 that will please. oat you right. IN, 9 S. C.