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The Oliver Visible Writing, Rapid Escapement, Superior Construction, Interchangeble Carriage. The Art Catalogue Tells All About It—Is Free on Request. J. E. Crayton & Co., Con. Agts. Trust Bldg. Charlotte, N. C. JulylJOth pd. Tiie bupp i'. PAINS MERieH WOMEN RIO RELIEF The Cue Miss Irene Crosby Is One of Thousands of Cures made by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegretable Coir t ound. How many women realii that It is not the plan of nature that women should suffer so severely. j:hns:cwn visited BY $800,1100 REE f ‘ YiThole Business District Threat end With DtstructioiL ONE MAN DEAD; ONE IS MISSING Thousands of American women, how* ever, have found relief from all monthly s'.ifferimr by taking 1 Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, as it is the most thorough female regulator known to medical science. It cures the condition which, causes so much discomfort and robs these periods of their terrors. Miss Irene Crosby, of 313 Charlton , Street, East Savannah, Ga., writes: “ Lydia E. Pinkham’sVegetable Compound is a true friend to womau. It has been of great benefit to me, curing me of irregular and painful periods when everything else had iled, and I gladly reco recommend it to other fail suffering women.” Women who are troubled with pain- j ful or irregular periods, backache, ) bloating (or fiatulenoe), displacement of organs, inflammation or ulceration, th:^t “bearing-down” feeling, diazi- j nass. faintness, indigestion, nervous prostration or the blues, should-take immediate action to ward off the seri ous consequences, and lx; restored to perfect healfli and strength by taking Lydia E. Pinkhajn's Vegetable Com pound. and then write to Mrs. Pink- ham, Lynn, Mass., for further fre£ ad vice. She is daughter-in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham and for twenty-five years has been advising women free of charge Thousands have been cured by so <l«j<ng. ' Rhode Island Reds and Mammoth Bronze Turkeys. Successors to L. Baker. Will furnish your Building Material of the best that the markets afford and it the lowest living prices. No. 1 lean pine Shingles and Laths, Guar iuteed Pure White Lead and Zinc, ind Pure Linseed Oil. Nothing better to paint your house with and costs •ess than mixed paints. When In need if anything In the building line, call md see us; we’ll treat you cour teonsly and make your estimates for nothing. I 1 ? a It e r, MANAGER. ladies’ and Gents’ Tailoring. Having secured the services of n ex pert Tailor from New York, I am now prepared to cut and make Suits for Ladies and Gentlemen In the very latest styles. LADIES’ TAILORING A SPECIALTY A full line of samples of the newest fabrics always on hand. Have your clothing made in your ow n town where you can be sure of a fit. All work guaranteed. Give me a trial Clothing altered and remodeled. W. H. Robinson. Upstairs over Settlemyer building MOVED. I have moved my wood yard next tp th<» power house, and am prepare to furnish wood cut in any length far stove or fire place. 'Phone, office 176, residence C7. ' V. I. SPURGEON & CO. March 13 1 mo-pd DR, W. K. GUNTER, j Rhode Island Reds either rose or sin- l> F" NJ T 1«T gle comb prize winners. Pen No. i, 15 . j I'-£gs £2.00; Pen No. 2, 15 Eggs *> 50 0£5c6 in Star FntiUtrti Building. Mammoth Bronze Turkeys, 9 Eggs 53.00. Phone No. 20. _ ‘ Crown and bridge work a specialty R. 0/iSH, Gaffney, S. c. Mi.'li 10 i mo. la. w. pd. .Iv’ J. ... / *] .i. I ire Destroyed Five Buildings and Wsj Onl^- Gotten Under Control After It Mad Practically Burned Itself Out. Firemen Seriously Handicapped. Johnstown. Pa., March 28.—For three hours immediately after midnight on Wednesflav morning, John*town's bus! it ss section was threatened with de struct ion by lire, which was plac ! under control after it had burned itseli practically out. caused a loss esiimrteJ at $800,hUO, and death of «ne fireman William Canipbell, who was caught under a fatling wall. Caniphell’s r. nia’.i:. were taken from beneath a pile of brick and mortar later by the fire man. At an early hour Wednesday morn Ing it was reported that G. M. Pantc moui a telegrapher for the Pubdsh ers’ Press Association, was missing. Santamoure was in the olhce of tin JohnstoWri Journal, which was born. v r* out, and after the lire he could not I f< ;ad. It is feared he perished in tin banes. The lira broke out i:i the 5 sto r > brick building a* the corner of Ma' a H Bedford stree's. fKicupied by thr Swank Uard^are company, dealers in j . oils and hardware, and spread rapidly. ^ • \ general alarm was immediate.;' t. ..t in. Every available fireman an-’ every niece of firefighting apparattn was soon on the scene, but despite .the clions «f the firemen, the lire was s<y-ti) beyond control. The firemen were seriouslly handi ca-.'i'i 1 by inadefjsiate equipment anc cons a t ly bursitng of the hose, and for a time it was'thought aid would have to be summoned from Altoona T!ds_-however, was not necessary, af te-ihe flames had swept over the fivr buildings and (Wed down in the GeL building. Peacants Stood Together. St. Petersburg, March 28.—Ko«tro nta, Pluropcan Russia, is the first tc have completed its elections to the pro vinefal congress. Forty-six peasants 1ft noblemen, 18 merchants, 6 profes sional men, and 3 priests wmre return ed. The preponderance of peasantc is significant, as they were only on titled to elect 2-ft delegates, while the landowners had 35, the workmen 7 and the cities delegates. The result:- show that the “small land owners’ wjio, in reality, are only peasants ol the more prosperous class, stood to gether agains' the ids’ landlords am: chose exclus’veiv |:< asanis. Maxim F»ir»':ndez in N^York. New Yo. - '. .'':)]\?h 2-8.— Maxim Per nander. '. .'."ft; late <or, ho president of Corta 1 hts n« Gy tion to t H rived here H<‘ w.t" a - vie;in • VrU ! ' ci n .1 ?y (, i i. J. F. GARRETT. Dentist. Office Over The Battery. ’Pnone 82 HOLLISTER’S Rocky Mountain 'ea Hrgsels A Busy Medicine for Bu y Pespie, Bring* Golden He.Ht: «nd Re.itwed Vigor. A *p<vlflc for Const! jin tion. liidlgestion. Live* an’ Kidney troubles, rinni.es, Jv /xiou. Impure Blood. Bad Breath. Slr.^gisli liowels. Headache and Backache. Its He- i»y Mountain Tea hi tab let form. S3 cents 11 box. Genuine made by Holusteu Dhvg Cojicaxy. Mu.lisoa, Wii GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SAL1GVY PtOPl^ MURRAY IRON MIXTURE! Now is the time to take a spring tonic. By far the best thing to tal e IS Murray'* Iron Mixture. It makes pure blood and gets rid of that tired feeling. At all drug stores litical supvr- from Costa !“ Fornaodez s I-; Rt/naido i*’ of the ri- 1 '. Porn:.’ d fined hi for con. pi. aci. ' - ‘’“ported fron . of bis opposi •uriiront, ar he Siberia is wife ant o of h : s po re doporlc' work ir .0 of then r 'resltle'il sr-kcval week: ; .*"ts were eon 1 "cn arrested i t< »t« 1 !i or direct from The Murray Drug Co., Columbia, $. C. D’CO' < '/ CM-t ir, |_ c ft. Dothan, A 1 ’ Marc 28.—A tele phone imssfi-e from *• arianna, Fla. savs that in the loft of the s,tore ol Will Ghristjnas, now und«v anre^t in connection v ith the mut lor of his fatfi er, mother and brother, has bejen fomic a bl(K)dy shirt, which belonged to tin murdered man. A search was a’sr made of Will Christmas' trunk, and in is was found cuffs matching the shirt ONE DEAD; FIVE WOUNDED. A* Result of Bitter Feeling Between Church Factions. Minefield, W. Yu., March 28.—Blood eiied and death was the ending of a to dal at ih® Methodist Episcopal church at Coaldale, near here Tuesday night. The tragedy g^ew out of a bitter feeling between factions striving for dominance u- t . .urch. Benjamin L'a; ly was ins'antly killed, while hi.* wife, whose head was partly torn away by a gunshot, cannot recover. Mrs. R. H. Harper was wounded in the side and Henry Garden was shot in the leg. Two unknown men, who fled after the light, were also slightly in jured. There had been ill feeling of long standing over the management of the funds which had been raised for the erection of a new church •tildir.g. any opposed the holding of a so cial fearing an outbreak. During the evening there was a clash between adherents of the rival factions, and it is sajd that a blow was struck. In stantly gun. were produced and shoo tng began. It is not certainly known who fired the first shot, but almost a: the shooting began Capely fell to the floor with a bullet in his heart. Mrs. Harper, Henrj Garden and two othei mm were shot within the next few \ minutes. It is believed that Mrs Capo!^ received her wound as she step .ped from the door of the building. Mrs. Harper, Garden and James Hot ten were placed under arrest pending a comp' e investigation by the au thorbies. ’■'W w M ^ > ' V k ► • L " -'X •' Ti 1 ^ t* Head High Tobacco can oasilybe raised with regular, even stands, a d of the very best grade, for which the hi-rbost prices ean be rotten at your ware- Ivy, housn, or from tobacco bujers If you will, a low weeks before planting,'liberally use VirgiBia-Carolifli Fertilizers. Y>o them axaln as a top dresjing, or Boccnd ui>()llcut!'>n. These ferUlfzera in o lulled by caiJuMe men, who have been waking fertilizers all their lives, itud contain phosphoric acid, potash and nitrogen, or ammonia, in their pi <per proportiona to return to your .: it the elements of plant-life that b is o been takanfrom itby contin ual cultivation. Accept no substi tute. Yirzinla-Carollfia Chemical Co. Richmond, Va. Norfolk, Va. Durham, N. C. < Implosion, 8. C. Baltimore, Md. Atlanta, Ga., (■savannah, Ga. Montgomery, Ala. Memphis, Term. Shreveport, Lit. TX' ■ f.’, .* 1 • *• A ; Mxreasfc Hr Acre” && fry Operators Waiting Developments. ..cw York, March 28.—Goorge F Baer, ebairmaa of the authrapite op erators’ committee came to New York Tuesday and had a conference wifi!, President Thomas, of the Lehigh Va: ley railroad. No meeting of tfyo op eparors’ committee was held. “I have received a letter from President Mitch ell, of the United ^line Workers,” said Mr. Baer, “in which he says he car not at present fix a date for a confer ence with our committee which Ire has asked for.” Mr. Baer said the op orators were waiting for developments For the first time since thp strike scare began, the price of domestic coa was raised Tuesday by tfiV* dealers It only affected red ash £oal, whicl was raised from $0.50 to $0.75 a ton. Even Urn prepaid telegram goes on tick. Standard Oil Hearing Cloeed. New York, March 28.—'With th< stamtard oil hearing so far as New York is concerned, is closed, At torn ej General Hadley, of Missouri, has '."ft for his home. “I have made my case,’ said Hadley. "I consider that 1 have proved every allegation contained ir the information I filed. When the case is argued I will ask the'suprenr court of Misgpari to render a deciyioi which will punish the Standard O' company for its violation of the law. of Missouri in the past, and to Hmposf conditions which v.i^l gusiantio hr corpora (ions must comply wi h tl.; law’s requirements in the fytu:: .” Former Mayor New York //e-3. Now York, March 2s.—Robert A Van Wyck, former mayor of New Yor’ and Kate E. Hertle, the former wire ol John C. Hertle, commissioner of re counts, wen- married Monday night i’ the Now Broadway Tabernacle, b\ Rev. Dr. Charles A. Jeff rson, only hi timate friends wer</ present. Tin former mayor with his bride took pas sage Tu Vy for Buropo, Asked l ’ i details oi his marriage, Mr. Van Wy 1 smiled and said: "There are none We were just married;* that's ail." Husband Carre For Wife, * ' t Atlaira. March 23.—Mrs. Cathorim Shivers, the irretty Birniiu 0 uam wo man who nas arrested in Atlanta war released when her husband reaohew the city and persuaded his wife t<; return home with him. Mr?., shiv ers was arrested by Call Officers Gal lag her and Dundon, as the result ol a te!< phone message received fron Birmingham stating that Mrs. Shiver and a male companion were on ih* Southern train. We do not do ail kinds of p^intlrm- we do the GOOD kinJ. Gaffney Hardware Co. # Is making a Special run on cook ing Stoves this week. We have a fine selection, end anyone want ing a first-class Stove can be pleased in qua ,: ty nnd price at our store. Onr rc ;•, -int stock of HEATERS fnd Cf; i ER are go ing at COST. Vve urge you to see ours before buying. : : Y F Y t Y F Y F Y F Y F • < ♦ %• » « » * • < s !:ii VI k *\ * * ■ t <r ; If m -% w mr + W * . *■ t* M 0 .* 0 m •» A 0 M. - m * » 0 rn 0- 0. -J*. ■ _Jk. .M—M-- t, * * 0 * i There’s IVloney In It >*. • V k * \ ■ s • * • » Vi Vi f ♦ BANK '1 iu* m.'iii ol ('Xju-r- ioiuo wi]i toll von that the only way to .-ave is * t" <h }c -ito it in a hank. When an account is i-taiU’d the >aviU}j; habit Blows and useless ex* '*0, ]jtnditurcs aro <urtail- ed. 'I' 1 1 cs ( .»rj i i f »«_; N' > v r i rj I ’ifc* 1 j I-g Not only t.ikes c ue of your money but pays FOUR PFRCENT. 1 NTEKF.ST on all d* ]K)>its ( 'OMTOUND- ED I'OUli tinier a \ear. : : ; : : The Gaffney Savings Bank, Office in The N’ati<o al Rank ol Ottffnev. •s . 4 V » * .W; UN Jr ¥ I 4- 'l* * 4 V fei! ..Vf •!*! •v v V !A; * 4 * j •M V! 4 » ♦ ♦ * ► 0'0 0 0 • t * • t • ~ • * - » i» Ranging in price from 50c to 85c, all to go at 38c per yard. One lot 50c Hibuti Silk to go for three days, Thursday, Fri day and Saturday, at 38c ( ome quick. The cotton goods market is firm, but at present it does not affect us much. We have many things bought at prices away down; you get the benefit. See our Lawns, Batistes, Ginghams, Percales and many other things just as cheap as when co top was 7c. During the opening days you will find many things in the D ess Goods and other lines in our large stock at very cheap prices, so bring your pocket book; we will do the rest. of silks join miLiM WILL BE NEXT WEEK i Thursday and Friday, April 5-6 You are cordially invited to attend. Don’t forget the dates, April 5th and 6th. Thursday and Friday of next wee*. Our Millinery Department will be in charge of Miss Minnie Jameison, who will oe glad to meet you and show you her stock. ^ W. J. Wilkins Company.