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V 1 WOMEN AND SOCIETY. All communication* to tills column should bo addressed to I*. O. Box 153.) Them are t number of different materials used for wedding gowns this seuHon, but the most favored is white silk or white satin. These are always in style, the ivory white being ^ most. The wed dimr gown should always be made high necked and long sleeved, bur there are many being made up tins season with lace yoke and lace sb. vi s. At a recent fashionable wedding the bride’s gown was of ivory white satin. The front ot the gown whs almost entirely covered with a hand some white lace, and the waist w*s made with lace yoke and sleeves. Trie veil was of tulle, caught at *be top ot the head with orange blossoms. ■*■♦♦♦ Sashes of chiffon will he worn with evening gowns for young girls Black and white was never *o pronounced as it is inis season to hats and gowns. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Miss Barnes has returned after spi tiding t he holiday? in Ridge Spring. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Miis Lena Turner of (drover, is Vis iting Mrs. Dr H-mnelr. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs B. IIhoios has returned from Jonesville where she spent thu holi days. » ♦ ♦ ♦ Mis-; Dim Whitlock, of Jonesville spent the holidays with Mr and Mrs. Jim Brown. Miss Gaston, of B ackshurg, and Miss Biackwood, of Snartanburg. are visiting the Misses H ipper at the Commercial. Miss Willis has returned from Greet ville where she spent the holi dajs. ♦ ♦ ♦ • Mrs. Will G-itTnt> has gone to Draytonville to sp.oi.l a few di.ys. Jii^s Eunice Ford, from Limes one P'liieir ti<-nt the holiday* with Mn - Vainia H tnrick. Mrs Dr XI« K 'in y. ne-' Mis* Be’l Bcotr, has r turned horn • •ft-.-r .-pond- PANIC IN NEW YORK HOTEL. A KhkI»K. H< wrliiir Klooxl Washed down a telegraph line which Chas. C. Ellis, t»f Lisbon, In, hud 10 fiipair. “Stnridit.g waist deep in icy water,” he writes, ’•gave me a terrible cold and cough. It grew worse daily. Finally the beet doctors | in Oakland. Neb , Sioux City and Omaha sun! I had Consumption »nd could not live. Then I began using , , . . . . , . , . „ v- i. b . 4 frightened patrons of the hotel were Dr Kmc s New Discovery and was' . . .. . . . . „ . . ... ^ i> . ; forced by the smoke to make hasty wholly cured bv six bottles. Post- . . ... , . i i y | exit from their rooms, and a great deal ! of excitement w as caused in the nei^h- Lives of Guests and Building Threat ened By Fire. New York. Jan. 2.—The Morton house and Keith's theater at Union Square and Fourteenth street were threatened with destruction by fire early this morning. One hundred Ntr|>p«Ml Into I.lve Coni*. •’When a child I burned my foot frightluily,” writes W. H. Ends, of Jonesville Vn., “which caused hor rible leg sores for 30 years, hut Buck- ^ vVard 1 Another front Word One Editor ok Lkdokk:—The silence of the Town Council oono< rnlng our * x- posure of their outrageous trcsiment is an adin H^ion of Dir lively guaranteed for C-oUghs, Colds and all 1‘hroat and Lung troubles by Cherokee Drug Co. Price 50c and *1 00. We often know much but imper fectly. To Care a C"ld In Onn Day Take Laxalive Broom Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to vure E W. (»rove s sig nature is on eacu box 25c Knife wounds heal quicker than those caused by a caustic tongue. Children Poisoned. .^fany children are poisoned and math- nervous and w ak if riot killed outright by mothers giving ihem cough syrups containing opiates. Foley's Honey and Tar is a safe and cerlain remedy for coughs croup ami ut g troubles, and is the only prom inent cough medicine that contains no opiates oi ot her puisoiis. Fur sale by Cherok.e Drug < ompany. The pari of w isitom i* often enacted in the divorce court The rti nv fri i;ds of (» If. Hausen, Engineer L. E it W R R . at pri — eiit living in Jiitna, Oitio, will he pn-asea in Know ot ins n-covery from threatened kiuney him a?e Hi write?, 1 vw.^ cured by usbgFole\ > Kidney Cure widcii I feertnmend to ah especially tnnt men who are usu ally -itniiarly iiilbcred ” For sale, oy Chero .• e !)• u: Oompai y. borhood by the fear that the fire would spread. Twenty-two firemen wore overcome by smoke and the fire department worked three hours before they bad the flames under control. The loss was estimated at $30,000. l ne fire was discovered by the night engineer of the Morton house. An alarm was turned in by him without waiting to warn the guests of the ho tel. who, when they were awakened, found the hallways fun of smoke. None ol them waited to dress, i.ut gathering up their valuables they hurried to the ground floor, where they round a ref uge in the restaurant, which was free from smoke. The firemen tried to fight the flames from the sidewalks, but were obliged to lower ladders into the cellar and fight the fire from there. The smoke m the cellar was so dens • that many of the firemen were overcome by it. An ambulance was called from a hos pital and all the men were resuscitat ed in a short time. It was three hours before the not d guests were able to return to their rooms. All were badly chilled and many of the women were hysterical from fright. len s Amici Salve wholly cured me statements and et.urgt-s we made. If titter everytl ing else failed. It;- | t | ie y nu ( been admitted, we wc r e fallible for Burns, Scalds, Guts. Soxes, Brni-tes and P ies. Sold by Ch-rokee Drug Go. He who eniingly wastes life ir»y find his treasure* gre« f in the world to come, nor n» the world judges, hut as (}od judges. It KM A KK A III. C. Cl KK KOK CKOl I’. A I,It tie Boy’* Idf«- Saved, I have a few wor is to say regarl- ing Chamberlain’s Cough Reined*. lr saved my little boy’s life and I fesj that I cannot praise it enough J bought u bottle of it from A. El Stet re, of Goodwin, i D , and wht i( I got home with it the poor baby', could hardly breathe. I gave the' medicine hh direct'd every ten min-, utes until he threw op” and then I preimred to prove them. So this is ! the situation : The lutendaut and Aldermen have deliberate.y‘ violated thi ir duty in this respect: 1. They have prevented Dr Settle ntyer, the elect* d Alderman from . Ward 1, from hitting >n the Council. .... ,, , . . . I messing accomplishing that eject by meet ing at irregular tunes, and at o.her places than the Council Chamber and Keeping him uninformed of such se cret nuttings. 2 Tnej have ther.-by rendered questionable the legality of ail their acts, inctudtr g issue of bonds, con tracts, et which may at any time he brought, into question by any t.;x payor (hoc*use the Council was not fully notified of the meeting itself being in a secret place, and at a se- St-vt-n Y* »r* In 1 Will wuruter* ever cense?” inquire the friends of Mrs. L P*-a*e of Law rence. Kau. 1 Itey Kt.. w slie iiati been unable to leave her bed in seven yettr,- on account of kidtu-y and liver trouble, ru rvotis prostration and gem rui deiniiiy ; but, “'Ihree bottles of Electric Bitters enabled me to wa*k ” site writes, “and in months 1 felt like a n w person Women sitlf.ruig from Headache, B.iekashe, Nervousness, Sleep! ss- ro s-, Melancholv, Fainting and Dizzy Spell? v ill find it a priceless Tr-- it. Satisfaction is guaranteed. Drily oOc Cherokee Drug C*.. three ff- >nt of hi* mouth in great, long string*. 1 am positive that if 1 hud not got hat bottle of cough medicine my hoy would not be on esrth today — Joel Dkmont Jnwocd. Iowa Ftr sale by Cheroket Drug Compaty. hon-ht su-e he was going to choke cret time) and the credit of the town to death We had to null the phlegm | greatly tnj ired. It «vmu;ns to be seen whether the Council will try to levy anti codect tuxes in the same illepa! manner Gitizens of Ward 1. Mor^itu (lie Kaiiler. (Louisville Courier-Journal ) “Morgan wa? regarded by the Union i loldiers as a holy terror,” said one of me famous cavalry lealer’s men land stories h i v«- i> •-ti snrir.tu among tnem reciting how ne shot uo.vn it s ••tptives auu gave mercy to none ol. t.h- c, .' truly . m- was kind-hearted, The world is to each what it set ms, for that which it is not. | I Cures 'UiiMiiiialism or Catarrh t!iroii(,ti the Blood Cost* -XotliinK to Try. Would you tike to geo rid of that chronic rh* ntnutism or oiT^nsive i catarrh fore ver? Then take ab itileof Botanic B ood Baim which ha* cured The origin of the fire could not be | t |, OUHHr ds of hopeless cases that had learned. The hotel and theater are in the same building. The fire was confined to the lower part cf tne hotel. The theater was not damaged. EXPEDITION AGAINST CASTRC. lie thou un- •r than none. I i eg th iolir! t Mr. and Mrs. VV with Imr pc F McArthur. .t Mi«* D ttisy Pilchard th- Hcccrn- plmhed millim r at ' Arroh ,v Garpcn- ter’s Ini* ru’urned to f'o-r nome in Bailimore. Wi :..r* g'ati ro n.d - th; ■ Ahss Pilchatb will return to Gittfno.i in the spring. » ♦ ♦ ♦ Mrs. Meek Smith, of Clover, is v,-, ititig her parents, Capt. and Mr*. K -ss. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Mi** Ethel Ford, oi Limestone (’ol leg*.', is spending the hoieitiys vvith her frietui, Miss Myrtle Gefitny. ♦ ♦♦ • A masquerade ball was given by the Misses Hopper to their guests Misses Gaston and Blackwoou. About fifty yum g people were prest nt Dancing was indulged in to a late hi ur, refreshments were served and all et joy ed a delight 'u! t ve ning. , ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ > , i** Ev» Sums entertaired the Ruby Baud on Friday afternoon. Miss Addie McArthur entertained her pupils on Christmas afternoon. * * * * A few of tiie ones who entertained at dinings during the holiday? were: - Mrs. Wheat Mr.* Bell Mrs. Garrett. Mrs. Hall. Mrs Pierson, Mrs. But ; er, > Mrs. Crawley, Mrs. John Lipscomb, Mrs. Sumpter Ju : ' fi j, hn. jj' Mu*i<- at Miiu-Ntone. > The next musical ev*-td at the col lege will he the concert by Mary Louise Clary, America’s greatest con- 'tralto; John Cheshire, Eogland -i mo-t erninen' harp player and cora- j poser; Celia hcmiler, the I'nhiMiii i young pianist. These artists bave ,' been so cordially received and so J, eagerly re-engaged in the leading artistic and musical centers of ’hi? count.y that there is no doubt what- , ever as tu their individual and col- -i It cnve merit t Tlte etnertainment by this com J panv next Thursuay • veiiir g bouml ( to he tlte most e: j ivable and prufii atde entertainment that has been given in town for many seasons, to t the musically inclined and others a;- -f W-ell. We arc told that this, the first of the series of thr. e fine entertain f ttients at the college, has hee.n givi-t I splendid encouragement i»y the jieo* pie of GutTney. The price of a season ticket isonP $1 50 admitting to ah of rh> cot <•* r *, ami at this low fee P t) ;come* a ques tion i.ot, “Can I afford to go ’ bu ‘‘Can 1 afford to stay away.” The price of a s*,,gle admission ticket tit each of the eorieiwtH will be one dollar ($1 00) b >t if a s -as f> k ticket he engaged it will c<>*t as b - a f*ire stated, (*i>I v nr e del'ar a nd a ini ^(ifi 50), 'hi* ticket Hfiiiiit ting.to all * f 11 li« concert * Dlretittir* XiuvtliiK. The direeioreof ih *i rebants and Planter* Bunk, of this city held a meeting in Die bank < flic Tu< stlay <nd di clar ti u serni-nnnu <1 dividend *f I per *; *nt. The same officera were •e-eiected. 'Ilia- It it ter) t'liaiige* Ita*". Tin B iD* ry it s bt rii tm ved and iow has all its guns mounte t hi d iwdedtoth inu/zb in the .I R. Tol- aooatore w here it wiill giv« a wuim • e. ftttrm to all omira. Attack it gain. In lour VV**(.*ks witli Lh Wt have r . * iv. th* fuilowi.g it I- 1 t'-r from >'r Roy K u p of \i,gola I ■ ; I was in lied f'.ut' w < • s ".irb j i grinp, and I t-iid many run* (tie* j anu *p* nt co',*i*n rHt>ie i >r tMniin<ni i •Vi. ij p.iVsiciai • tiui 1 rei etVc-d t or*-- ! ii> f in Li 1 .tied K'l.-y '.* Honey and Tar. Two small b ,t»l*-s of t‘ is m*-d- ict i ired me and 1 n >w us* it -x u*iv \ it* toy f,<ioi*y.” I'aKe t,*» ut*.- it utes For *.ih by Cticrokee I)rug om j-a.-y. T!u ctiu-e that fv'’s called upon to hr-uik the law i? *':>•<- to t; iosi I.ir«- at staki*. If you hut .tii-w tit-*,*tendid merit ■’i Foicy’s II n-\ and I'ar you won in never be witi.out it A dose or two \ il pr-v*‘r*l an attaek cf pmututonia ■t In gripo*- i; mav save your life. For s*«i*. oy Dti* roK* • Drug Company. General Males ^ -d SCO Vclunteers Gail for Venezuela. ! ’ de Franco, Island of Martin i. 11\ .'iia. 2. via ilaytku cahl".—The British si ear, ter Pan Plgh. net ally re- iia-- > e.; i o Libei(ador, has left this po.l for tiio Ver.c'Zi’dan coawt. She carries among hnr ■ tngers Set Mali . svl’.o ;s i >. i• •• err. - I •< :.s C ct- «. • a! A ales, and t.pv.-ral generals and ! other in.; «*. -.. a • rsonn\ -a of Vor;- r-sisted doctors and patent medicine treatment. Botaoic Blood Baim (il. B B ) cures through the hired oy destroying the poison which cause? tin. awful ache? m the bones, joints, *r-oi)Mer blades and back, swoib u gland* hawking soittirg. had breath iitipaireii hearing, etc., ibu* t* >.k ng i perieiV eure Botanic Bhioii Balm t.lioioug.iiy test* d ii'it' II*I vear». Gompo*«*d of pur-’ Botani*; Drug* Perfect ly safe to take by old am . oung- Druggists. HiL. Trial rntt* .iii-ui fr e >: writi-.ig Bin ,o B.»lta Go VD'intii Gi I) *c ■ rouble at: 1 tree medical e.dv; •*■ e vi-*• until cured D ui't give up hope, bat r ry B B i> , which Hi r e* the blood pu.e arc, rich and buU '? up the “ul! ru* How nm, hard to fill’ h any one knows well i? into words ’Mie AVorldV (Ir* at* hi I-< vt r Klraiicine. .!i**iii<- *l> •> iii a tlav xvi.iit slow tjuii.im-*-tiiiint .. i in u-e (iay?. (i* spIi-D*nd e t: »•* are mi stt'il- ‘up coi'.t t ;.*t writii t he feeble j iom s niinte by tyiiiniiie. I* you are llltefi.v wivloled. take a ! ough emus*. <it .loiius* ;*’? 'ionic and drive ! (*iit ev ry trac*- of M ilhrial poisoniiie;. 'I be ] wise insure tbeir !i\ * and the wiser insure | their health by aalnx Johoaon's > hill anti F* ver Tonic. It costs ati cents if it cures: i not. one cent if it does not. Life is an nhundunt thing, and hu man knowledge grows Hoiv Are Your Kiiho-y* f T>r. Hobbs’ Scaratrus Pillscureall kidney ills. Sara- Fife free Add. SterliiiK Ueniody Ck>.,Chicago or N- Y. To use on*’* bra ini s to stimulate it. li Ketiuire* Nerve to stiiinl the Htraiu of nervous neuralgia, pains iti the face, h ad or any part of tin- body. These pains arc quirklv sti j.pcd 1 v the use (>f Perry Davis’ Painkiller. Tin relief is immediate and lasting. 1)<> not suffer a moment longer but use the Pain killer t.s diroeted. Avoid substitutes, tlier is hut one Painkiller, Perry Davis’. Price 2oc. anil ode. I’ i* rot always our most valued gifts that profit u* mo*t. Don’t Accept a Substitute! When you ask for Cascarets be sure you' get the genuine Cascarets Candy Cathartic! Don’t accept fraudulent substitutes, imitations or counterfeits! Genuine tablets stamp ed C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, ioc. cziiela who ji .a I G »nc:id Jcu !* av. E .-.id -s tor.' l.-Ldofi; of lit • exuo.lTtor., The i.iDeitador Iia:-! cn ! oard L'oo vol- utiteofs, and it is understood that she vr!l ombarl; a ru ’Nr of other volun teers while on her way to the coast ot Venezuela. The behavior of General Ma!os and his adheients while ihi y were at this port was most correct, and when they leit here they had the sympatny of the whole population. The local newspa pers have published articles express ing hop' s lor tiie prompt success Oi the expedition and the downfall of President Castro, whose attitude, tr.e papers add. hits eurnet* !or him the enmity of t >e who!,- world. Previous to his denarture from Fort de France General Matos issued a man ifesto taliing on all i is i* how country men to ta e up anus. While The Libertador was at this port her sides were strengthened by light armor and her gun positons wore pioteeted. Her armament is loretgn Ly pe. down, t: red body. B. B. B. tnaket- tn*- blood r- d, givit g fiin skill tht- ricb *»low of o* r-rer houtch. WOMAN S FATAL MISTAKE. Miss Wheeler, cf Detroit, Tr.kes Arse nic for Antipyrine. Detroit, Jan. 2.—Miss Beulah Wheel er, a beautiful young society woma.\ 22 years old, died early tod y at her home on Second avenue from arseni cal poisoning. Last evetang she re tired to her room to rest beiore start ing for the theater. Soon afterwards The euUivnfu n ol the bright side if lite is Du liappii-st,way. Slop* tin: Couth ;hu( Works «i(T tin- Cohl. LaxaDve Brutii,, 1 >' iuo Tablets curn a cold in one day N » cure, no pay. Price 25 cents. Information rea-heri Equality | Wednesday of the K'iut g *>f vviiham : piiDon Toe-day night near Elias Da’ys either l)y the Snuth-rn train or by i *nnu-on*: on ir. wf o thi n threw t re boy . ff I is snjifu'ui'd thu’ ha triad tojumpoff Li ar f.i- 1;. h r-iti-.aw’s I Mr Day's at d whs I Bh *i in that way. ‘}-* was ah' n 25 years obi a* cl hart be-n married a nr it your He whs : the olde r *<iri of J D. Si’ton E-q and resided in Bru*h‘ Greek and leaves a young v.if*: and babv. Sorrows ar*- of the imagination, so i nl« i H«u r e! each can he cult iva ted Stop the ibu?*- who knew him c-tu ait* ?i was foi.ti ,t m j ike, though. U ot|t occasion on or e ••f our raids | captured about 25 U,,iou t:i n in r Mirfreesboro. Jeon. They *Xj*c u* ig * lee • a i to be shot un u • ? Ar the gi-m ra! had lirsl taten u go |i m•.-at. They b-gau to talk ab >uf ei. t*, d v tie*t, *t;me One r< D >rted lint mat -er i - General AJuigat. Whikii.g thoin itis tent. h*- ordered Un- p.r.ss*i*'r? f be dr n up it* iLte. i t.t i in .»n. -g hr norse he rude io j ,11. .4cIt• as >*! % it s'-'li** i o UllUi mi it aidlo t " m vliat in* y inns* !>e ac- ij'.ult.J .h i fits in t nod ot getting rid •.. j j • t ■ •»* » i * -.-.itl it •- ]i*:t ?i* *1 a * 1 \ l g *•. *ld hat ucl. a tin- iot king set , iu ni J .au 11:111 ii into the LtUiO? o', a ti,'i' K ho, it h,* kuo**(; to them ml Site* it UUnlit Ilf* * l'.’ ough he wi re Ihoutii g ii**wii a tatted c-iil ()|e lltti DuUhiman at idle head of thilline. g t*v *>e *A, r ai.d w*uktr as tutlgener :i’s -pn-ct: wor* on, un ii y hove uito tears, ex oiimii j : fm Gott’s sar*.e, \o* viit inttie do?” g. iieral’s heart was toucht-a. up to me iklit Di.tCiiUiati, he hi* hand on his head and said : iy, Go*. o**sfe you, toy man, 1 iiut harm a hair of your iieie.t life. You were ad so scared iunt ot i lie hud repute m whic h vou h^hi tne that I thought 1 would play ujprta.ih-’a! j"ke on you ” Louts iYrry, a coiorc-d fartner, who.-ecrop whs *eiz-d for de't. com- miftt disiucide in Lancaster the da' before Xmas. He went tt.to tM* heifry of a i';--ro churcii about s-x tn’ t* south of Lancaster, and tying tnr he!I cl*.'! around hi* rif-ck, rumbled out of the window. When discovered He vvasVx’i' et. He who would * in the world must court U as a lov*-r Stop It! A neglecn-d c* ugn *r void may lead to serious 'trot chiai or lung trouble*. Don’t take chances when Foley’s Honey and Tar affords perfect secu rity from serious t ff-et* of a cold. F >r sale bv Gbefnk - Drug Gompany. The practical use of knowledge it the one necce«*ilv The prevention of consumption is entirely a qu stton of commencing the firuper tra m* nt in time. Noth- j mg is so we I adapted to ward off fa tal lung tn iti h * ;<* Foley’s Honey >t* d Tar. F >r sal*- l»y fh- rokee Drug tdompai > Life is a tn * sti-rv solved today, ob scure tomon ov T’lieuiki'tiilik iiiid Liilirippe. C' Ughs cuo a <]uickiy by Foley’s Honey and ‘ ar Rt-tu-e substitutes. F r s *!* by ' » er .>* Drug Company. Had we the knowledge of the fu ture h pr - • ouid *— m unreal. Fatal kidney .. *f bladder troubh 8 ca v, a b prev tiled by the use I >f Folev * K dt'“v Gore For sale by Ciii-ro 1 ee Dru-v Co i p-my. i i < u : it - tying , Ii '1 ■’ i our Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble. Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor and cheerfulness soon disappear when the kid neys are out of order fp! • r h or diseased. "V’ktd • ' Ar Kidney trouble has become so prevalent Mwt-tliif-. The County Commissioners will have a regular n eeting in the county supt-rv tors officH on Monday the- 6 h inst. T that it is not uncommon _ '' for a child to be born ''jVt-n.F afflicted with weak kid- - neys. If the child urin- ates too eften, if the urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child reaches an age.when il should be able to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of these important organs. This unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as most people suppose. Women as well as men are made mis- eraole with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy. The m*id and the immediate effect of Swanip=Root is soon realized. It is sold by druggists, in fifty- f?'K Ar cent and one dollar i sizes. You may have aj sample bottle by mail free, also pamphlet tell- Home of RwauirvRoot. ing all about it, including many of the thousands of testimonial letters received from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer &. Co., Binghamton! N. Y., be sure and mention this paper. It is a sad thing to see fine fruit trees spoiled by the blight. Miss Whcolei tailed to Her mother for j You Can always tell them from Good MHdlin r\ - . 1 rt * \ . I .,,.1/1 \ I / * 4- 1-* /x f v KM " _ i VI 1 * atil and said she had taken the wrong medicine. What the young woman nan taken for antipyrine proved to be ar- senie. Physicians were immediately sum moned and they worked over Miss Wheeler all night. Despite their treat ment she died just beioie daybreak. indigestion dyspepsia biliousness and the hundred and one simi- liar ills caused by impure blood lor inactive liver, quickly yield Uo the purifying and cleansing ' iirnnertiHS contained in Vendome Theater Gutted. Nashville, Jan. 2.—The Theater Ven dome was gutted by a fire that started a few minutes alter midday. The roof anu both galleries fell in shortly after the arrival of the engines and noth ing but the outside walls remained. The fire originated by a live wire fall ing across the drapery on one of the boxes, wnieh quickly ignited. The building and fixtures were valued at $80,000 and the loss is estimated at $5o,ouo, partially covered by msur- auce. gc^sapas QUART BOTTLU, It cures permanently by acting naturally on all organs of the body. Asa blood-cleanser, flesh builder, and health-restorer, it ] has no equal. Put us in Quart a Hottlos, and t old at $i e ich. ••THE JHICHIOAN DRUG COMPANY, M Detroit, MM*. r*i «Ji_nj--n*x r xn-‘JT-rv?*?*. f y T*ko EivcreUifciof Elver HU. ajc. I 'nr *.i|, by •'i*ni|i ny dt<,|.' 1 tt.HTticy Mfg Horn pail), on (Tiit.-y, S (J. Meszacjes feu - President and King. London, Jan. 2.—In accordance with his annuel custom, the Rev. Joshpli ' Parker, minister of the City Teafnle. at today's midday service in Did ten- I pie, the fiist hedd in L <>2. read 'out a number of messages which he aropos- 1 ed to scud to various unportatu jii-r- sons in behalf of tne (on.;rf.gallon. I The first iiHs.srtge v.ns inteiiled tor King Ed.vurtl and the second in Pres idem Koosevt lt,. each sentLnce of which was hen ill !y eht ered. | | 1 the rest. They never do well afterwards but stay small and sickly. It is worse to see a blierht o strike children. Good health is the natural right of children. But some of them don’t get their rights. While the rest grow big and strong one stays small and weak. Scott’s Emulsion can ston i that blight. There is no reason why such a child should stay small. Scott’s Emulsion is a medicine with lots of strength in it—the kind of that t>3 HI t-r aappri. The Ruby Band will t.erve an oyster supp* r to-night at the P ribh Hotel. l.ocal Colton Market. The fnllowit g price* prevail on the Guff ne 3 mat kit today: 8 05 iSlA DON’T M ifidlinp .. J. (5 Gamp t ow hus) charge of the county chair,gang. Mr. Camp ha* had much * xperiene*- >n managing labor and willne an effb-ient offi -er. Educate Your ISowels With Cascareti. Candy Cp.tharttc, cure constipation forever tOo 26c. PO n. C ^au, lrugi;i.*is refund money. TOBACCO SPIT and SAtOKE Your Lifeawayl You can lie cured of any forut of tobacco using easily, be made well, strong, magnetic, full of new life ami vigor by taking NQ-TO-BAG, that makes weak men strong. Many gain teu pounds in ten days. Over S OO f OOO cured. All druggists. Cure guaranteed. Book let and advice FKUK. Address STERLING REMEDY CO., Chicago or New York. 437 m 1 ijj .n ^t^t- COCJUNE Aro WHlSKV Habits Cured at my Sanritor- ium, la K<> dny*. Utiu.lruda of reference*. 26 xe.'ira n ft>e<-iait>. Book on Home Treatuont rent F1.K1.. AJilreen B. M. WOOLLEY. M. D.. Atlonta. Cn. W ANTF.lt Hickory. I tog wood, tmU l‘er- siniinofj Logs. Southern liardwund Co., Clmrlfestoti. *, ('. .M.ircii il-l-awk. For all form* of Malarial poisoning take JohtMon's Chill and fever toaic A uiiiit a of .M alarial hois tiling in roar blood nietins' misery and fnilure. Hi* od medh'ines enn't cure Malarial t*oisoultig. The antidote for it Is tokaaoa’M loutc Get a bottle tb-d*y. Costs 50 Cents If It Cures. strength makes tilings O .V. chance. Famous Billiardict Expires. Chicago, Jan. 2. Kiun’ne (’••••ti-r, the hillitu 1 cxjiert. *H d here totUil .if lung trouble, Hgi-d IS. He r.ru heonlll sinoH I Se"t. 5. Guptain Gaiter’s [In' at Dir** ru hioned eai'ot..\fi 71 in; a track player was world wpj* y ' no ha n- ^ play- | ed several matchek In I ond .: and 1 ir is and taken a prom in j port in niuu.' [ tournarnentt? in Ki w ami Chh a- go. His earlie'fyoHis wore apout in Toledo and Cl m .'land. grow. Scotl’s Emulsion make:* children grow, makes them ta . makes them sleep, makes them uive the weak chad a Scott’s Emulsion wi! make it catch up with the rest. This picture r pr , nt the Truk* Mark of • Emulsion end is on the wrapper of every Ijottle. Scrd for f m sample. SCOTT a IIOVVNF, 409 Pearl St., New V«>tk. 5 0c a'" 1 all druggLts. LIU'. I “l Irivo gone 14 days nt ii time without a movement of the Howcl**, not bring atilo to move ttivrn *-^ i-jit by u.ing but water Injocilous t.'hroutc conKtlpiulon for mctcu years plac. J me in tht* U-rrliile * .mihion; duringtlmt tlm*' 1 did ev erything i heard of but never found any relict; Mieb wan my iMse until I began uHug CA8CAHK'I'S 1 uoiy Iihvo tri.n: ..nc o* tlii.’f t>u-■ ages n day. ami If I OiX» rich 1 i-oulil givo tltw.uu for earn nioveineui; It ik bucii a lelief.' A vi MUi L. lit XT. Ita9 Huiabi-li Si.. lioUoll, Midi. CANDY CATHARTIC Notice. The county eotmnRsioricr* of (’lioroke*. 4 c-ounly will hold their regular nte* ting Gt t he Supervisor's otliee on .Mondiy, .lanuary tith. tiLJ and alt purlle* having claims against the county must present them for approval. J P’. WHn.CHxr. County Supervisor. Farniit;g Lands for Rent. Tiie home plac'-of Thompson MumplitD*. dec , wiM he r-nted tor tl.e ,e;tr l.i .:.’ lo the party or p irth s olVering the greate-a lamiher ofooun'lsof lint >‘ot toe, Is* - a** iniddlitig, or Its *s|u!v tli'-n. Als-i > tie t’arki r place on t i'- same terms. Hid* can be left, with the u elcrsizneil <>r at tin- .\*-:ii*> Furniture Co’s ..ace of bus tie** until .Ian. 15th. I'Jei Itight rese-rveil to accept or reject hhls. Jan.‘4 In .1. T. iiuniphrh-s, Adm’r. Itank Statement * statenient *>f llu- M*-rchant* atid I'hintoir Haol. of Haute >. * ''..a III*- cl 'se *», hu*l- tie»* I>ee<'nil>* t :;l t: , . l KKSorttCf.H. I.oans and l>l*e.iniit* Overdrafts ... .... Furniture and FiMurt * Hue fr* m Hank* Cash on hu:.d Pleasant, Palatable Potent, Taste Hood. Ho Good. Never Sr Ken, Weaken, or (ii im Hu c. j(lc ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... UKrllat H.iotilj (Migu;, 1 Ule.fu, lu.tr.al, N«* lurk. Ul .... *ll'' *IH.l') . . .•*»> e7 I’.'.rl St 7'.Hi 01 1:1.251.14 $ It,, ...ti*.,r^ 11 \ hi: iti ks. t'apllal .^toek ... « 50.0d0.0t) Net I’mlit* ti,tri.tK Ui-tllvurr* -.’ll ihh'.IH) I)e|Mi*lt* (IndtviduaiM) S-MefiST line Hank* i. ill *s ' I : *7 rl"7,:>i* 52 ST At E OK SOI TU (’AHOt.lNA. ' County ok cheiujkh . * sS - I, C M. Hi.i , •n.-ln*' >f!li* alune nami-d bank, do vlenoi'v -e r ha' the abovn *iattuneiit 1* true to tIi- i,**t i«t my kn>'wo-dg** ,. ef. C. M. Hmith. 4iaahit r. sul .i-rl’.i'd and *w. ru to lr ore me i!i,* the 31*1 day of 1H ..ember 1 *1 II K. OsnottxE, N |». Correct Atte?': A V. Wo,,4, I'. If. Mrown, V'.C. * ttrp iit«-r, idrectorii.