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\ —^— dOi*,' a-, m *t '•f 'W- ■Jv'.ifi. THE LEDGER 1 Tuesday ana Friday, H. DeCantp, Editor and Publisher, J. Brian Bell, News Editor. A SWEEPING MEASURE. Mr. Otts, of Cherokee, has intro duced a bill, of which the following is scheme behind the bill to impose pro- ^yflRT* IJ u \A/ 0 hihitiye condltronB upon the sale of vinUll I liullw a 1 proprietary medicine'? I! the poo- lie good were the purpose, then the, bill would not discriminate but would require every doctors prescription and every compound put up by a dr’, "•’■istj tr. show every ingredient in it. Many Mi : OF LuCAl IfiiEfthSf. r . t 1 %J imJ OL i . I • 4 .. W roo. a •opr- “South Carolina House Bill No. < A Bill to require Certain Medicines to be Plainly Labelled. “B • in enacted by the General As- of these proprietary, generally known as patent medicines, have been k pt in homes for a generation and found to be harmless and useful, implying a remedy, v kich, according to o roposed law, would re.uire costly prescriptions and compounds that many poor families could not afford, besides not being at hand when no"' 1 sembly of the State of South Carolina., ed lf this bi u should be adopted the “Section 1. No patent proprietaiy would prohibit the sale of any medicine or any other secret medici- f) j. t |, e< , e medicine, vithout a nal compound shall be sold or offered showing the ingredients and the for sale within the State by an'- per- ^ mount of e;iC h. If the proprietors ion, firm or corporation without hay- should show t his. then h third class _ ... .... "" ^ phvsidan could copy the formula and ^ vacauon. proscribe it for his patients who Union praye EVENTS IN GAFFNEY AND CHER- OK .E Recent Happenings in and Around . rthc City and Other Events Gather ed by the Local News Editor. Much j Incidents In the Ctrect Railway lc s Career. r is msT moi-:ly maiidig irroRT Weather report for today: colder with a cold wave. V.oiv II«- a Sncceaarnl Deni In Snap Without the O tiny of n Dol- Inr — Cli£cnt;u Inventor’a FroltleHN Mxpcrienee With th«‘ Traction KIuk Au liiKtanfe of lli»t Iron Nerve, -r The late Charles Tyson Yerkes, tlm i*c plainly printed in the Rnglish language on a label affixed thereto the jamd and amount of each ingredient contained in each iKJttle or package of such medicine. That any person, firm pres would have to swallow it without .sirs. A. S. Lipscomb, who has been street railway financier and builder of with W. J. Wilkins & Co„ is taking; London's subway, began his business : etireer with a successful speculation r service will be held | that did not iuvohie (he outlay of a ... tiie Presbyteriaji church weones-1 sa y s Success. It was a Satur- knov ing what they wen' taking and da y evening. Rev. A. M. Simms pre-; d afternoon, and ho was strolling r)?iv him for OthOT 111611 S SKlIl sidinS uddeh but for unjust discrimination,: ' along a wharf iu Philadelphia when he (w coruoration violating the provisions | . d have CORt not hing. | The moving of the machinery of; ( .., me to a store w ii ero an auctiou ga]G of this act shall pay a fine of not more ..qj coul . se there are cases for which the Pearl Steam Laundry continues , dollars ($100). or some of these medicines are not in-1 and in a few days they will be duly ion -• than one hundred not more tended or recommended, just mor phine or strichnne is not the thing suffer imprisonment) for than thirty (30) days. - - , - “The committee on medical anair.-> t(J j- a ^ e j n some cases. We firmly' be- bas made favorable report upon the jj eve pe^jple receive more injury bill, as follows: „ , from calomel than from all the pat- “The committee on medical affairs,medicines combined.'' to wlvrai was referred a hill to require ..jf members of the legislature certain medicines to he plainly installed in their now quarters. was m progress. “How much am I offered for this box of soap?" asked the auctioneer. The thirteen-year-old boy looked at the brand and saw that it was the l, Wesley W. Stroupe, do certify that Dr. J. M. Hunter, of Rock Hill, S. 0.. the cancer specialist, cured a cancer on my face ‘hat had been there for ten years and gave me considerable pain and trouble. He cured me in six weeks. No knife, no pain, no bloodJ I am well today and in good health. Weslev W. Stroupe. i Lowell, N. C., Jan. 2, 1906. At Commercial Hotel Wednesday, 1 February 14th. Feb. 2-41.: STATEMENT OF CONDITION | Ihe National Bank of Gaffney GAFFNEY, S. C. At Close of Business Jiin. 29th, 1906 RESOURCES. | ; Loans and idscounts , Overdrafts, secured A unsecured Ik S. Itoads n> secure cLculutioii I Komis. Securities, utc j B nkiny House Kui ntture & Fix tures : l)u t * from N .tl nal Bani<s(not re serve agents $7,NO 55 Due from State Banks and Hankers 2,4«i6 77 Hue from approved ro se ve agents 8.!tl4 42 O’k’s ana other cask items 2,2!)i» on Notes of Other Natl B’ks. 0,550 0 Fractional paper curren cy, nickels, and cents. . 25 42 Specie 14.465 00 Lettal-tender notes 7,200 00 49,H17 19 Itedemptiou fund with II. S. Treas urer (5 per cent, of circulation 625 00 J- f f A T OUbJJjdL" ; . - • ' c :1,/| liim ri 1H: M f I»7.56t) 94 o.;io8 oh 12.500 00 5.H48 37 20,100 55 ‘ V«c I iS&f Tiie ladien and gentlemen invited to form a musical club will meet at the city liall Tuesday night at 7:30 o’clock,' for the purpose of organizing,! same soap as that used iu his home, electing officers, apnointing commit-S'lle knew what his mother paid for it to be plainly !•-1 belteveTtaf'tSiiiblii tt ieeii~ry h.! «*>• * f,,U k re-1 at retail, and so be made » bid The belled, report with tollowin* amend- ; lMB e lln0 . , et thcm s |„.-e out the In- auosted. , auctioneer.andled at h,m. cried the bid cents. Amen,I as follows: J Jurious mcdlclnen and prohibit the Th< . extenaiol , o[ The Batter- to »»«® ««• “«t 1 to-whate your JXTdJd pn,iW. ie«, “1. • At the end of line 4, Section j. sale of (bese outright, and not praetiu p re derick street has been completed name, bub? I and tax paid by adding the words. ‘For each and, ca]ly pro bbit the -mle of good ant, had a| ^ Mr RatIiff commenced the work “9bld to Charley Yerkes for”- evory offense.’ , ilike; or else make doctors and drug- j transferring part of his stock into Then another box was put up and “2. By adding a Section to 10 ; gists who favor this scheme, if there j new building yesterday. When ij} ( i iu by the boy, and this was con- known as 'Section 3.’ ... j are any such. com e up to the rack and, thls ^ finished Mr. Ratliff will have tinned until fifty boxes had been struck “Section 3. The P^sions of tb s with their intended victims. , an<exce ,i e nt frontage on two of the off to hiin lu > had a deposit of $5 in aot shall not aPP V ’> i • licensed % best business streets of the city savings bank, which had been there GSTsSSf THE WHITE FLOWER. , Limchtohc and hYdcrick. „, r som c ,„, m th.. He showed “Section t- The provisions of this ^ ( , a . jUna boasts some cleV er Yesterday was salesday for Chero- tloncer his certificate of deposit and act shall not take effect until the 1st. lllU f , 1pr(i arA none ! kee county, but no official sales were said he would soon return and pay for Total .(288,906 13 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock $ 50.000 00 10,000 00 28,893 74 12,l00 00 JEvS/ '-a M-?''a mdgia ' Sprains S-Bruisas SOLD BY AH Druggists Dr. Eart S.SIoem BOSION HASS.U.SLA. ss expenses day of January A. O. 1907. j newspaper writers, hut there are none; to ^ made 0nly two private sales; ^ soa p. “Section •>- All act ; and parts otj deverer man Col. .las T. Bacon, W e re made. The Shippy land was sold I He .vent to the grocer with whom his acts inconsistent with this act are Edgefield Chronicle. He dips his; P) Mr. L. D. Bonner for Tins f am j]y traded and asked him'if he hereby repealed. nen into the ink well and transfers to tract consisted of • sixty and three- 2? ^ P.^ u» tiKmgbtb’whisi«.« T1 ,, 1(1 , , and recommend that the same do pass,; great store house of knowledge, wit |land acrosg B road river, the price was worth. The lad replied that lie with ihe above amendments. ! and fancy in such cliarming manner as paid being $250. hud fifty boxes and that he would sell “Wm. Anderson, to entrance Tllt} dispensaries of the lot for n certain sum, naming an Nil inual Kiink note- outstanding. Due to otliui- Nat). Bk>. I 2,819 29 Hue to State Banks and Bankers 353 05 Dividend unpaid 40 00 Individual deposits sub ject to eeeok 151,942 12 Time certHeates of de posits 21 074 75 Certiffod checks 1,000 00 Cashier’s check out standing :<43 18 Not-s and bills rediscount: U FOR SALE. FOR SALE—One fine bay mare, good condition. Well suited for farm or family use. Apply to Limeston* Mills. 12-8-tf. 177,572 39 10,000 0) \vau4ed to buy some soap. The grocer much he had and what it ‘for Committee.’’. Tiie following resolution was adopt ed hr the Pharmaceutical Association Edgefield have recently been closed, and taking this as a cue the sweet | singer of the Chronicle tunes his lyres jp Mooreshoro, N. C. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. amount double that which the soap had , cost him at tiie auction house. The deal Mrs. L. J. Webb is visiting re athes W as closed and the storekeeper asked g,,,.t* Carolina. endorstoF Mr OU., UU No. 700. wIMi amendments S rendlllon: toe poisonous proprietary a d 1 A o( „ fl]Ss x? „ »e4i(dnes and other secretive prepa rataeau containing poisons to be plan- ly taheted: ttetfoived. That we. the Pharmecu- tiort Association of South Carolina, d« e^^rae House hill No. 700, with the following amendments: •f'hat after the words ‘medical com- »e«M ia Secttoe I, be inserted the pntainleg aav poisonous drug .cal, as opium and its salts; hydrocranio acid; cocaine or 4 ^ %a Tha f ^ ln Secti 0 ^ fr L t after the ^ ^gers ’>ndor that door. jT.ame of L poison used and thei There is gloom, deepgloo, amweat contained in each bottle or | Park Row. Rastus and Rasmus, and padkege of such medicine. j j 0e an d Billy and Wash and Hamp and Y ^ 0 *L eDS «t«tfi' Fress and Calpb, and Seraphina, Vase- of Le«?. Com. of the State ii _ i _ I Tl 1 n T J1 gT 1 n a the following ex pint of “fuss X?” Not on your life. A half pint of XX? Not for gold or precious stones. A quart of apricot brandy? Perish the base thought— and the baser longing! Just a little snap of “Seventy Six?” Nein, Mein Herr! A tiny jigger of “Three Feath ers?" Nit!!! A leetle drap of French Cognac? / Jamaic, Monsieur! Just to smell 'under Urn door? No, aot even that. The scent of the roses me loog- j n the lad how he had come by it. When : young Yerkes told him, the man open Willie Smith, <if Algood, was a city his eyes and said, “I had intended visitor Saturday. | t ( > 8° *<> that auction, hut forgot it.” on linia Cleveland and Bella Blondina Bluebutnper and Glycerin^ Bacteria Whitney are all dry. very dry. And J. S. Robbs, of Grassy Pond, was the city Saturday. A 1 —rx I UU U1B to go C. C. Robbs, of Grassy Pond, was, The boy did uot draw his $5 from the a Gaffney visitor Saturday. i bank, and thereafter It was his great James Byars, of Algood. was in the 1 pride to add to it. city Saturday. John Price, ot Algood, was i» Gaff-, ^ Yerkes was a believer in the mn- “icfprtS:of Maul. wa« !u Oalfnay; yrtaltoin Ma wwinymto.. Total $288,966 13 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Chkkokkf. i 1, Maynard Smyth, Oasiiier of the aitove aamed bank, do solemnly swear that tiie above statomentls true, o tbo best of my knnowleUge and belief Maynakd Smyth. Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of Feby. 1906. - W. Hahry Goodino. [I, s.i Notary Public. Cokhkbt—Attest: D. C. Boss, J. A. CAKKOIiL, J. U Jongs, Dire* tors. One of Saturday. Mrs. T. B. Butler and Both, Jr., are in Columbia spendmg some time Misses Annie Moore and Leah Har- “Ohm. of ptmr. Asso." Mr. Otts has agreed to accept the altove amendment, but there, is a large element in the legislature which fa-! they woep, and hold out their yors ft more radical measure, such as | arms towards that closed door, "told imijosed by'the Ladles’ Home Joum-| tiiere arc some Caucasian gentlemen, al It will be noted that the amended j sons of Japhet, utUrlng- bili narrows the thing down to print-! the note of woe. Their troubles are ing th > amount of poison contained in 1 more than they can bear . They dream each bottle or^pa^ige." This is aVto-l an idle and indecent dream. They are gether proper and no honest concern still proud. They scorn the f.r< of will object to it. L lhe sode^wfiler buiily. suOft This hill has caused more commit]^Uh L'OTtSmpt aMh^^^Jea of the t/han any other bill presented at this Plneappl^|^g^Mjfl^ UiiL _ JL iiii /■Wion. Mr. .Otts informed The Led-~ mlliers 2-r iliat the weu wa, not onainal »'“> th * lr w™ hut wau unSL-eutod by Dr. Lee wr^WBniS stimulatlns roca- Davis Lodge of Limestone Goliege. | ^ola. They cry: “Avaunt, avaunt. We are quite sure that Dr. Lodge | tlum crystalline but delusive ginger did not mean to be so sweeping in his ale'”’ suggestion as the original bill would indicate. Mr. Otts further told The Ledger that the hill was not aimed at honest medicines, but at nostrums. And the blind tigers is not! He she nor it has any local habitation or name. And out of the gloom and bit terness of Pajk row there ^ We agree with Mr. Otts that some j the white flower of better times, bet legislation is needed to j^rotect the 1 c ‘ r l ive s. people from poisonous patent medici nes that are advertised to cure every ailment under the sun. Mr. Otts informs The Ledger that the patent medicine concerns are threatening the country press that un- h-ss they oppose this bill they will withdraw their oaortnage. NOTES AND COMMENTS. I Wo reproduce in another column j the major portion of Mr. Samuel Wlttkowsky’s address , at the Star Theatre last Fridav night. It will pay We have every reader of The Ledger to give received several letters from our pa- “ a ireful reading. It is the ripe irons on th* subject, but in not * Whence of a successful business single one of them is there to be found ™ a n w ‘th an institution that is a bene- a semblance of threat. One of them • the stories be once told upon bis return from abroad related to a typical Amer ican and his wife, who were his fol low passengers on the steamer during per, of Limestone College, snentj the voyage over, says the New York Saturday and Sunday in Cowpens. Times. , W. M. Spake, of Cherokee Springs, American couple bad “exhaiist- was in town Saturday. w? the frights-of the continent in thirty L.D. Bonner, of Goucher. was in the . (lays „ am] ^ ou ^ way ^ CI Dr y Tom Whitesides, of Balcksburg, ’ witl1 thankfulness. A fellow was in the city yesterday. ! ^ssenger ^ discussing the sights of William Tolbert, of Blacksburg, was the old world with them mentioned city visitor yesterday. Rome. The husband could not remem- 4ohn Wilkins, of Buffalo, was in her whether they had visited Rome or Gaffney yesterday. not. He appealed to his wife. “Clara,” he said, “did wo take in Rome di Arrested on-8?rimg .Charfle, _ i , Fred DeStaffino, who is well known .. 1{ome? u ome r responded that la ly la Gaffuey. was arrested here yester- iu thougllt . -why. yes. wo were day. The ™ r^eWed here ^e. Don't you remember? That’s snonso to a telegram received nere ...... , „ by Chief Of Police Lockhart yesterday <•'« Pla™ where I bought your socks. from the sheriff of Montgomery coun- —~~ ty, Alabama, calling for the arrest of, Charles T. Yfirkes was always J^eStafflup. and stating that he w’as known as s man who knew business wanted in M<Vtgomery for stealing, to the fast vord. A little incident that diamonds from a woman iu b>fell a Chicago man who thought that nVefej be had invcnbsl a great thing shows how this trait of Mr. Yerkes showed itself, says the Chicago Tribune. This Take Care 0F- tfic ~WBnTg.nV was Mrs. E. # L. Templar, to the Montgomery papers by tele gram failed to locate Mrs. Templar, but a telegram to the chief of police of Montgomerv brought the following reply: "Gaffney Ledger. “Gaffney, S. C. “Mrs. E. L. Templar keeps lodging house at 20 1-2 Monroe street. “A Gerald. “Chief of Police.” DeStaffino is in the city prison and the letter from the sheriff asks that he be held for requisition papers. It is said that he will go to Montgomery! without requisition papers. inventor had never thought out and patented anything that had made his name a household word, but he was young and full of confidence. Having given some thought to the subject upon which he approached Mr. Yerkes, he was full of his topic and was ready to expatiate upon its merits for hours at a time. He gained admission to Mr. Yerkes' Chicago office and met the financier. . “Mr, Yerkes,” said he, “I have here a fine scheme. We can make lots of money out of it. There must be thou sands In it." "Yes?” asked the street railway man The Gents And the dollars will take care of themselves. Some people make fun of “thirty cdhts” but it is an account worth saving, nevertheless, and that is what we can save Tor you ever time you buy ten fit to the stockholders and the corn- said: “Should this bill become a law munity. Wi would like to have several copies of last Friday's Ledger. The it will be necessary for us to wilh-< draw from your columns, as it would be useless for us to advertise our Boons |„ your State. We could not mu »!><’«. I„ otter word., the consent to imollshim: our formula for F* Tito Le<liW *** f'-ater the reason that any unscrupulous per- Unclaimed Letters. List of unclaime . letters In Gaffney postofflee for week ending February! tentatively. 3rd. 1906: ^ | “Yes. My scheme is to put perforat- Miss Beaker Allen. Mrs. Imatiben Hoards In the tunnels through which Mrs. Alice Hasten. Mrs. Martha fack- cre ^ - son, Mrs. Araller Johns, Miss haty ; "How much?” Macklilley. Miss Douglas Narthan. The man named his figure. Mr Miss Bell Tati*. Rolan Bates, Ec Yerkes drew down his tyrows and of Damis, Cleveland Gist. Geo. hirley, fered u quarter of the amount. Eddie Johnson. John Littlejohn, J. E. "But it’s my sign idea,” urged the iu- Moore, W. M. Williams. Please call for advertised letters. Mr. Yerkes, and that remark closed the negotiations. Without the tunnels the scheme was worth us mttch as it would ^cost to buy paper with which to ex One cent, due on each. A. R. N. Folger, Postmaster. — A. First Baptist Church Notes. vent or. "But they are my tunnels,” replied than the supply, notwithstanding the son would then be able to counterfeit ^ that we printed fifty copies more our gixids.” All of which is very ,lian our ,na iling bst called for. We Following the regular service last plnin It. rramnnahle We know there are good, wou hl also like to have a copy of the Sabbath morning, the church elected i i a n* noteni mpdirinpq issue of January 30th. that edition also t'ie following officers for the year: | Mr. Yerkes. of London and Chicago bad and indifferent patent medicines, exhausted •' ''Vi,. Jefferies, clerk: it. E. Le- traction fame, was famed In Chicago but we see no reason why a really ^ ' Master, treasurer: Harry Byars,; for his iron nerve, says the New York meritorious medicine that has proven Broadus Pryor. Arthhr Peeler. Cliff Tribune Wheli the Moore Bros, failed or can prove its worth, should be made A Farmer Calendar for February. nary and J. W. Abbott, ushers. „ « u_. n , w Soon as the land gets dry. sow one-i Ou next Sabbath the church to suffer > i - half the oat crop. Red rust pr<»of Is fleet by ballot eight deacons for the .. Hitl1 . lf i on ronder more than we can see why all the lhe best. Sow good land or manure year. discuss the financial situation, render. people In a community should bear it well. The oats will come off byj Tiie Sabbath school re-elected its 0,1 additionally precaiyou y \ an evil reputation because there June and the same land can be plant-j present officer* and added Mr. Gibbs amount jf lerkes paper alloat. It is ed in corn or sown in peas. 1 Pridaiore as one of the secretaries. • valued Chicago story that Mr. Yerkes, For vegetables prepare a good tur- j himself wearing a stiff little straw hut Mr. Abbott Opens in Greer. with a gaudy ribbon attached, saluted Light Globes 4, 8, 16 and 32 candle pow er from us. It-8 this way, we have made arrangements with the manufacturers whereby they allow us three cents for all old burnt out globes returned, and in stead of putting this money in our pockets as many merchants would do, we give it to our customers. Bring your old globes to us when you come for the new ones and we will allow you three cents a piece for them. If you can’t come ’phone us. ^ The ^ Gaffney Drug Company, R. C. GARLANP, Mgr. Opposite Hotels aod Depot. iu August. 1896, a group of bankers wl met at the bouse of P. D. Armour to chance to be some evil people In that m . a _ | l WI T >J i V-O |S*V/|/C*1X7 CL ►-» L l* I community. An experience of twelVt ; nip'natch. Sow In rows. Purple top ; years teaches us that there are some or strap loaf will do. The turnip crop] The following from the Greer Ob- the solemn fa ceil group of financiers honest people making and sellin"- pate will come off by June. Saim* land j s* Tver toils of the opening in Greer wl th the hnsv.y remark, “This Is the out medicines and that there are also,™" be also planted In corn Also set of Mr p. S. Abbott, formerly of this • t t co , 1(H . t ion of straw hats I ever 1 . , ,, J out onions—buttons and sets. Con- city . We note with pleasure the very some fakirs. We have learned to - ,inue to set out fruit trees and grane| gracious reception accorded Mr. Ab- crimtnate against the fakirs and. the; vines. should learn to do the: Prepare all land well for all crops. ! Take off all sprouts, briars, , , . „ . T weeds and broomsage from terraces subject the Chester Lan- 1 legistlature same thing. On this tern says: “It appears evident to us. and it mat appear so to the members of le legislature, that there le a selfieb and around the edges. Turn all stub ble land good and deep. A ou e-horse plow will do now. Look for Mapch calendar. J. B. Sizemore. bott In his new home. “D. S. Abbott opened up Mondav a large and beautiful dlsplav of organs In the Wood building on Randal street Mr. Abbott is a young man of energy, enterprise and high business Integrity, and we feel sure that he will build up at thlg«place a profitable business in musical supplies.” saw at n funeral.” He urged that the Stook Exchange be closed outright, anil when its governors hesitated nt the boldness of the suggestion he devlared, “Very well, open for business tomor row. and you will close many of the banks of Chicago before tomorrow night.” That word settled It. Blue Ribbon A bon-ton, upper chist, good enough for anybody, GINGER ALE Try it. Ask for it Anywhere in Town. Bottled by CHEROKEE BOTTLING WORKS. Jan.20-tf. For Sale—Extra prolific variety of. Seed Corn. Produced 60 bushels par acre on upland last year. Address Wm. Thompson, Bullocks Creek, S. C. 1-19—Frl. 1 mo. pd. WANTED. ' J. * J * WANTED—1,00*1 «*! wool; will pay highest market price. Gaffney Manufacturing Co. 8-25-tfl. WANTED—Nice, clean white rags; no quilt scraps taken. Send to Ledger iffice. Wanted—Chickens, eggs, green salted hides. Highest cash price paid. C. C. Kirby. _l-19-tf. FIRST CLASS BOARDERS wanted. I will appreciate my country friend*. Meals served at reasonable honr*. W. H. Spearman, in the W. Sam Lip scomb building. WANTED—Five good plasterer^; 20,000 yards to be done at once In North Carolina and South Carolina^ Address R. W. White, Gastonia, N. •. Feb. 6-9-pd. LOST. LOST—Yellow hound dog near Cowpens. Finder will get reward Ip returning to Geo. Clary. Jan. 19 ti. LOST—A gqld bracelet, left at Ledger office. Re MONEY TO LOAN. I am prepared to negotiate loans M mproved farm* for a term of years n amounts of $1,000 and upward, at 7 ■>er cent, and from $300 to $1,0M f i per cent. Apply to ..v J. C. JEFFERIES, fiaffney, ft. C. „ - MONEY TO LOAN On farming lands. Long time, ns commission charged. Borrower pays actual cost of perfecting loan. Tor further information address JOHN B. PALMER & SON, Box 282, Columbia, S. C. May 30 pd. WILLIAM S. HALL, JR.. Attorney at Law, National Bank Building, Gaffney, ft. C. Prompt attention given to all business. DR. W. K. GUNTER, u id jq. x i« x )ffice in Star Theatre Building, Phonk No. 20. Crown and bridge work a specialty J. F. GARRETT, Dentist. Office Over The Battery. Phone 8a At double the price you can not buy better, for in Town Talk you have absolutely THI£ BEST. $ ■For Sale bv* CARROLL & BYERS, ——‘Made by Lawrenceburg Roller Mills Company Lawrencehurg, Ind. Jan. 30-Feb. 2-06.