Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

1 m n J / I- Curc^^^^Cold La Grippe fc. Pleurisy SLOAN S LINIMENT Price 25V0f&WO \ iDriarl S.Sloan BoslonMassVSAI Negroes Worry Macon Elks. Macon, Oa„ March 28.—Judge Rea gj'.n deferred the hearing on the tom porary restraining order granted t;K EII-.h’ club, of Macon, a., a Inst negroei here attempting to organize a ylmilai order until April 17, when the casr vrir 1,0 argued in Macon. Judge John Roe* represented the Elks in the a’ pearance at McDonough. A negro law yer. E. S. Johnson, of Atlanta, appear ed for the negroes. Poor Health Caused Suicide. Louisville, Ky„ March 28.—Leon H. Cooper, secretary of the Cooper-Hew itit company, and formerly assistant! manager of the (la’.t, killed himself on Monday by taking carbolic acid. Ilf was o7 years of age and unman led He had been in poor health for .-.oiae time. WILL BE THROWN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT VAUST TO FACE BIGAMY CHARGI Young Man Had Recently Marriec Near Blackshear. Waycross. Ga., March 28.—Waltei Vaust, a young white man, who has been living in Waycroea for some days has been arrested under the charge ol bigamy. Two or three weeks ago Vaust mar ried a Miss King, of near blackshear who, it is said, i§ only a out 14 years old. He brought her to Waycross and they have been stopping at the Park The Enforcement of the Aiken $1,000 er house, near the court house. Mon Estimated That 15,000 Peopl* Will Lose Their Jobs. ON ACCOUNT CF THE LIQUOR TAX That Tirad Feeling lo a Common Spring Trouble. It’s a c ign that the blood is deficient in vitality, just as pimples and other eruptions are sijrns that the blood |r ot 72x100 ’ 3 miles from Gaffney^ For Sale * For sale to highest bidder on first Monday in front of court house, ono prettv lot 80x200, corner of Jefferies ! and Laurel streets, one block from Graded School. 485 acre farm, $20.00 per acre. 67 acre farm in Yorkville #27.50 peracre. is impure. It’s a warning, too, which only the hazardous fail to heed. Liquor Tax, Which Has Passed the Ohio Legisiatuie, Will be the Cause of Men Losing Their Positions. Drowr'i'-J in Engine Pit. Birmingham, Ala., "March 28.—Chas A. Cooper, an engineer on the Louis Yille and Nashville railroad, was drowned in a peculiar manner at the Columbus, O., March 28.—Thousands of men will be thrown out ofy employ ment by the enforcement of the Aiken $1,000 liquor tax law which has just been passed. The live thousand proprietors of the saloons that will close will be out oi employment. At least half of them j have bartenders. Many porters and round house at Boyles. He accident aily walked into an engine pit which! the men who get up the saloon lunches was partially filled with water. Alabama Feels Earthquake. Anniston, Ala., March 28.—An earth- quake visited Oxford Monday nighi shortly after bedtime. The shock was felt several mi'< s south and west of Oxford, many .k< dig aroused from their slumber. No damage was caused One Night Only, *5 Friday, March *«£ --J v Rowland & Clifford Present THE EMPHATIC SUCCESS DORA THORNE and bakers will also be without em ployment by the d creased demand for bread for the saloons. The brewery drivers and other cm ployes at the breweries will also suf fer, and it is said that between 10,000 and Ik aqo people in all will be more or lest affected by the enforcement of the law. Representative / ikon estimates that the gain in the state's revenue will be about $:>,450,u‘*0, three-tenths of which goes lo the state. day afternoon D. J. King, the father ol the young woman, accompanied b> Sheriff Tuten, of Pierce county, wem before Judge W. A. McDonald, ant age, strength and animation. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Remove it, give new life, new cour 83 acre farm, #14.00 per acre, * 6 miles from Gaffney. 17# acres #100.00 per acre. acre farm 4^ miles from Henrietta and 25ClilTsides, 22 acres of it in timber, #16.. 50 per acre. HOUSES and LOTS. Aivvays Keeps Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in His House. ‘ ,v 'e would not be without Cham- u k in’s Cough Remedy. It is kept — r. hand continually in our home.” Indicted on Murder Charge. \? \V. W. Kearney, editor of the In- Atlanta, March 2S.—For having shot ■ oondent. Lowry, City Mo. That is an(1 kil i ed htr si3ter Miss Chappell < what every family should do. , , , . u kent at bam! ready for instant 'Vhisenant, of whom she was jealous, a cold may be checked at the on March 9, last, Mrs. Willie Standifer, and cured in much less time wife of Edward Marion Standifer, was if'er it has become settle! in on Wednesday morning, indicted by the ’em. This remedy is also pulton county grand jury on a charge ■ ' ' !,, ' er lor crou b 1° children.' 0 f , n , ln ] er Airs. Standifer has been v ! i i prevent the attack when . . . ,. ... , out on bona pending possible action ■:, 0■ 1 :-i - oon as the cnlld becomes 1 Dramatization of Ih-rtha Famous N’ovt ! a\ s even after 1 can only the croup ap- ^ gi'aud Jury- Ed Adams, the ne- hr, done when! gro janitor of the Walker street school, s kept at hand. Drug Co. For sal The Sweetest Story Ever Told . Whoicso i.c! Ck-an! Refreshing! Aii Excellent Production. Don't try • ■ : •' itig t 'at '><. IDs tr d ial better. et bade at a man by am just as good as .1 vou to be a creat Don't frown- are suffering -tomach. take (Mlit’c Seats on sale at L< PRICES: 25. 35. 50. 75 AND 31.00 -... ik pleasant. If you from indigestion or Kodol Dyspesia Cure, rton. Jake Moore, of Atlanta, Ga., -;ays: “I suffered more than 20 years with indigestion. A friend recom mended Kodol. It relieved me in one day and I now enjoy better nealth ban for many years. '.Tit you eat. relives sour stomach, gas on stomach, belching, etc. Sold I,v Cherokee Drug Co, Gaffney; L who was arrested on a charge of at tempting to assault little Lottie Belle Ward, Ihe 13-year-old daughter of Rev. A. G. Ward, was indicted on a charge of attempt to assault. Allison. Cowpens. Overworked KIDNEYS * >; .rr.ty'n it <llu. (On ami >lui i|» > is prescribed end endorsed by emi nent phvsicians. It cures when all else fails, i’revenis Kidney Disease, Dropsy, Aright'» idisease, etc. At a.* drug stores. 1 .OC ) \ fir direct froni The Mrn u Ort»: Ol.CchMB!)»a. ? 0 Fttllv nine-lenths of the so-called omgh luck in tliis world is due to a r itn'inution of poor judgment and laziness. Natives Suffer from Typhoon. Victoria. B. C., March 28.—Advices of extreme suffering of natives in the Caroline group from a typhoon are giv en in letters from Captain Montgom ery of the whaling bark Knowles. The natives were without food except roots when he called in January, and he en- Kodol digests deavored to land biscuit, flour and po tatoes to relieve the .suffering, but permission was refused by the author ities unless he paid 1,300 marks for a trading license. As the whaling cap tain was unwilling to pay for the priv ilege of being charitable, lie sent no food on shore. swore out a warrant against Vaust charging him with bigamy. The couple was found in their room at the Park er house, and Vaust was placed undei arrest. He took his arrest very cool ly, it is asserted, and told Mr. Kinf that he would tell him the truth about the matter if he would not prosecute him. It seems that. Mr. King learned ot Vaust's other wives through a lettei that fell into his hands. Wife No. 1 who has one child, resides in Nortf Carolina; wife No. 2, who also has one child, resides in Tifton, and wife No 3 was with Vaust when he was arrest ed. Botli Vaust and his jroung wife were carried to Blackshear by Sherifl Tuten, and Mr. Kinlf, Vaust to be put in jail and the young woman to gc back to the home of her father. Vaust has been employed on the work train of the Atlantic Coast Line, which makes daily trips between Way cross and Blackshear. He is a young man of good appearance, and his arresi on a charge of bigamy was a big sur prise to quainte! 8 room house and 6 acres in Blacksburg, £1,300.00. . Fine 6 room house,newly finished, #1,800 They cleanse the blood and clear th* ^acrefarm 1 #^^ y^rs to pay for it. complexion. 4 acres 3 blocks from depot, #3,300.00. Accept no substitute. H** 80x200, west end, #35000 -I tel . tired .1, the tt™, ttnd ecntd „o, I ^ Bleep. After taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla #725.00. ^ ’ a while I could sleep well and the tired I Loi 200x200, 4 blocks from depot, $700.00. feeling had gone. This great medicine has ! Fine 6 room house, newly finished near ~ " i graded school. 3 fine houses and lots near deuot,' $6,000 ! 125 acre farm 7 miles from town, #13.50 : per acre, ^ in timber. 185 acre farm near Pacolet Mills, #15.00 per acre—enough timber on it to pay foj it. 185 acre farm 7 miles from Gaffney, #15.. 00 per acre. also cured me of scrofula.” Mas. C. M. Root, Gilead, Conn. Hood’s Sarsaparilla promises to euro and keeps the promise. Pattison Continues to Improve, Columbus, O., March 28.—Govemoi Pattison todav continues his improve ' acre * arm near Cherokee Falls, 4C ment of the pVst 4S hottnt. The doc ! Ser n?00 6 ° V ' rS '" tors Issued the following bulletin al 114 acres close'to Gainey, *28.00 per acre. 122 acre farm good houses, l&nu, .etc, part in corporate limits, $4, 100.00. 125 acre farm near town, #1,350.00. 78 acre farm 3 miles out, #1,350.00. 129 acre farm 3 miles out, #16.00 per 10 o’clock Wednesday: “The gover nor has had an unusually good night and his condition Is very encouraging Temperature, normal; pulse, 90; res piration, 22.” Eight-Hour Law Upheld. Washington, March 28.—According many that had become ac | to a dec,slon rendered by the assistant; with him since he came tt 1 attornGy general for the interior del Sards engineers who are paid by the The Charlie Stacy house, only $800.00 I hour-and laborers engaged on irrlga ' <5 acres most all in timber, $],000.00 tion works. acre. 84 acre farm extremely cheap. 202 acre farm, good houses, good barn, etc. Pj-ice $1,800.00; easily worth $12.00 per acre. Waycross. i partment, the eight-hour law is decided fk 0 Hill house and lot, 5 rooms $510.* i applicable to the reclamation service 00 cheapest place in town for .. 0 . n . of the eeoloirical sur’-ev both m 1 money. Would rent for $6.00 p^r Mrs. Carnegie Passes Away. i , geological sur.ey, notn as re month. Brim, wick, Ga., March 28.—Mrs. Martha Gertrude Ely Carnegie, wife ol William Coleman Carnegie, aged 21 years, died at one of the Carnegie homes, known as “The’Stafford Place,’ on Cumberland island, Monday night of kidney trouble. She was attended by Dr. Louis Horey, of Fernandina The husband of the deceased is a nephew of Andrew Carnegie, and a sor of Mrs. Lucy Carnegie. Mrs. Martha Carnegie was from Pittsburg, and ha> been spending the winter on Cumber land island. Unknown Ship Wrecked. Savannah, Ga., March 28.—The fish ing smack James Potter, Captain Cieo lini, has arrived in port and reports that 57 miles northeast of Brunswick she found a swamped lifeboat with oars aboard. The boat bore no natnf or other evidence to show from what vessel it had come. In the vicinity the smack found a broken, floating masi of a large schooner and othet wreckage. Can fill search was made but Captain A Favorite Remedy for Bibles. One fine lot right in heart of towa #2,000.00. One farm (extremely large) $10,250.00. . , . . . , . 30 a^res, house, etc., edge of town It's pleasant taste and prompt cures p r i ce $4 onj 00 * hav« made Chamberlain’s Cough Re- 4] 2 . 5 of laud new 3 l ^ medv a favorite with the mothers of ho , lse clrcuiar piazzai 4 . acre orch4r4 small children. It quickly cures their goj<j barna and outbuildings Pries coughs and colds and prevents any $2,350. 100 yards from car line, clanger of pneumonia or other serious Lo t 80x180, corner Jefferies and consequences. It not only cures Laurel streets, near graded school croum but when given as soon as the Price #375. croupy cough appears will prevent 4 room house, l*rn, store room and 1 the attack. For sale by Cherokee acre land at Thickety depot, #425.(W. Drug Co. Lot 80x200 in left of resident portion ' j of town. Price #800.00. Even though a young man may con- 518 acres eight miles from Gaffney, sider a girl worth her weight, in gold Price ,6$250. Seventy-five acres in it’s ten to one that her father only awaits a chance to give her away. bottoms. 316 acre farm six miles from Gaff ney on R. F. D. No. 1, lying on Sai* The best way to rid the system of watt’s c-eek. Twenty acres good bot a coid is to evacuate the bowels. Ken- ^ 0 ™ 1 3 ’ ^ ac £®? In timber. Three nedy’s Laxitave Honey and Tar acts settlements. Price $lo per Acre, as a pleasant, yet effectual cathartic .J™ lots four blocks from depot, on the bowels. It clears the head 75x30 °- Prlce * 100 P« r Iot - cuts the phlegm out of the throat Seven-room house, eight acres of streng'.l’ens the bronchial tubes, re Good "am. out buliainfei.. lievos toughs. COl.lS. croup, Whooping et nn^ ^Ll!tiro? I1 U, 0 - r t?,'rnlr C Cicollnl could dlseove.l cough etc. Sold by Cherokee "rug „ 0“?.™ “! a r « ta “gj”' oo p'ricl. Preachers Are Threatened. | nothing lo reveal the Identity of th( I Co.,"G tlney, L. D. Allison. Cowpens. I?l 5 2 renarJ Chalta.n;>oga, Trim. March 28.—Rev. 1 vessel that had hi (it wi H.ed ' 118* Howard I . Jones, of the First Baptist' . church, and Rev. Luther Freeman, ot We:n?n 'lues for Diamonds, the Firs! Methodist church, last Sun-i 'Macon, La., March 2-A memen The best safeguard against head- icdie, constipation and liver troubles is DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, Keep a vial of these famous little pills in the house and take a dose at bed time when you feel that the stomach and bowels needs cleansing. They don’t ci.sed the mob that lynched Ed John- h -* gripe. Sold by Cheroke Drug Co., son. Both the rrinisters have re day in their sermons verely criti- of a diamond necklace of f I 1 1 Gaffney, L. D. Allison, Cowpens. Put few men will pass through the j (1 , a rhe m i n j R t er ceivod anonymous letters since then. That ’one to Mr. Jones says that un X'! W I. cifv as the subject of a ni:! Floret to B. Russak, ot against William Wolff : I'- u< rl .■ gates it ^St. Peter spiin r i- an traded within one investigating committee on them. upon you. M« vsrr- Tlost Anything mt ** .\u l little <»f ever'.tiling is now being sh wn in my line: Ait the new ronceptions and fads . : : ..In The Jewelry Line.. prom tin. cheapest worth baVm.g to the ven finest •pecimeus ami grades. R.; paina; done by an Ex 'ert. Thus. H. Wtstrope, Next to Shv - -re: & LeMrrier. , Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheurr, Itch, Ring Worm, Herpes, Barbers’ | Itch. # .Ml of these diseases are attended *• y intense itching, which is almost £ hot nt’y relieved by applying Cham- J horiain Salve, and by its continued i i <; a •oimanent cure may be effect- } t. it has, in fact, cured i. an v caseo / Mint had resisted other treatment. V Price 25 cents ner box. For sale by * i Cherokee Drug Co., Gaffney; S. 1. f Hobbs & Bro., Cowpens. •j 5 i a man say they are ir " joint eonfc!' interested. ready to participate, mo with the parties! 118 acres all in timber 8 miles out Had Nero owned a phonograph it Lies good. Price $16 2-3 per acre, would have saved him a lot of fid- ^7 a cres 4 miles out. 2-3 la timber, tilings while Rome was burning. oa R F D _ and pu bH c r0 ad. Lies — j"' , | well.'-$850. Afflicted With Hheymatism, 281 acres o»-_Thickety i.ad Gilkey “I was and am yet afflicted with creeks. Lies fine, fine buildings, high- rheumatism,” says Mr. J. 0. Bayne, ly improved and good timber, eoitor of ihe Herald, Addington. In- 128 acres, 8 acres original forest, Iliat an au!1, > -'• rK - U'"D ' f ii aa Te ritory. “but thanks to Cham- plenty of 2nd growth pine timber, ■berlain’s Paiu Balm am :.b ouce houses, etc., h-s well, I12.5J per acre, more to at'end to business. It is the Nice house 11-2 acr ,'of good best of liniments.” If troubled with ground, near depot. Price $2,000. rheumatism giv*. Pain Balm a trial S-room house and nice new barn, 5 and you are certain to be more than acres, beautiful land in Blacksburg, ulea^d with the prompt relief which $1,100. it affords. One application relives C-room house, lot 150x150, good r.-marks are re- Vkoiff, in a late will, bequeathed H • erk "we will wait | necslace, v. -.■••th # 1,500, to her, and sav> Jones and Free- 1 h h'' s lain deposited with the r- /'d n in Macon, as security loi rtlt. Man Dies of Wounds. Rome, Ga , March 28.—The remains! of C. B. Hargrove have arrived from; Enterprise, Ala., and were accompa nied by several -Masons. Mr. Har-i grove, while out hunting near Enter-: prise, adder.taFy shot himself near the* knee Saturday afternoon. It was! V man never accomplishes much ^before medical aid could be; unless lie has a wile to boss him- secur ^ an ^ he died from loss'of blood, so 1 woman says. fils death en-uing in about six hours MB EXECUTOR’S SALE. In Mgestlon is much of a habit. Don’ get the habit. Take a little KoJol Dyspepsia Cure after eating and you will quit belching, puffing, palpitating and frowning. Kodol Digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet. Hold by Cherokee Drug Co., Gaffney, ‘.Bison, Cowpens. State of South Carolina, County of Cherokee. Under and by virtue of the powers l. 1). vested in ns by the last wi]; an ’ tes-. lament of F. G. Stacy, deceased; and if a man is unable to show scars on Id pursuance of a decree made by the: fingers he.never learned to whit- Court of Common Ideas for Cherokee, when a boy, county, on the 2 'Hi day of March, 1900, in the case of J. A. Stacy, et. ah, vs. J. A. Carroll, et. al., we. the un- hls diath on-'iin after the accident happened. Mr. Hargrove wn. a son of Mrs, R. T. Harvrove, of this citv, anq a former well known Rome man. Can Maks No Concessions. Constantinople, .March 28.—In reply to further r pi.-.-xn tat ions made by the pone on the subject of the proposed increase in the customs duties, the ' American legation has reiterated that the government at Washington can Convic Covington, ' Uckcy ali gn), who •- ' efT’on tj’e > checks amo:i:; conricted i.r the coin . and sentenced by Judge Roan tc five years in the penitentiary. Lac key wcs a ool teacher, and claimed to be a.i L. gradual coC ; <* in t ; ’ slate. •'! of Forging Checks. a., March 2S.—Newt J Janus H. Harper, a no -al months ago work01 j ifcrchanfs lure forged ring to $s 0 30, has beer | be No won superioi! he nain. For sale by Cherokee Drug barns and out buildings, $600. Will ry, exchange for farm. Nice brick store room, house and tritv is riie term some people ap- ! vacant lot In Gaffney, is rented for > their conscience-fund contribu- P«r month. Price $2,175. o-room bouse and 1-2 acre ground, fine orchard, $1,225. Spriggs Given Now York, March Sluggish Liver a Foe to Ambition. Yo?> can not accomplish very much if your iiver is inactive as you feel dull, your eyes are heavy and slight of a negre | exertion exhaust you. Orino Laxa live Frui* Syrup stimulates the live I nud bowels and makes you feel brigh wenty Years. ; and active. Orino Laxative 8-room 'n town. FOR RENT. bouse and one horse farm House being fixed un. UNION COUNTY. deraigned executors of the estate of cura tive and healing qualities of Fo- F. G. Stacy, will on the the 9th day of i e y> s Honey and Tar. It prevents April, 19bC, at oclock A. M., before; an<l consumption from a the court house door, sell the follow-i ^ard cold settled on ‘he lungs. Sold Raw or Inflamed Lunqs make no concessions unless the Amer Yield quickly feo the wonderful is.—Robert II Spriggs, the negro recently ewivicVi of abiiiiotU, .a detaining white 'vonp -, ! a. lin t He r ill In a r« sort freqaent 1 ‘ .I only F> negroes, has been s-.-n:e.jc '1 ; to verve twetry years in the state j ris on. Fallie Bennett, who assiste* Spriggs in conducting the resort, and who pt- ad 1 guilty of abduction, was sentenced to ten years in the state prison. Fruit Syrun does not nauseate or gripe am ir.ild and very pleasant to take Orino is more < ffective than pills or One pretty new C-room cottage la Union; nice barn and outbuildings. Yard and garden, nicely fenced; on Wardlaw <ty$t near E. Main. Only short distal ordinary cathartics. Refuse substi- a snor i ,liKta W ^om railway station Sold by Cherokee Drug Co. ' ind sch ° o1 Young retard, splendid water. Price $1,500. Two- tutes. The more a man talks the less time ''• lirrts cash, balance in one year. ho has for achieving success. CHEROKEE COUNTY. lean demands for a settlement of the schools and other questions are grant ed. ing property, lor cash, to-wit: ./Five shares of stock in the Southern ’Trust Company, of Spartanburg. S. C. Also all that certain piece, parcel or kn of real estate lying and being in the State and county aforesaid, bound' ed by lots of Mrs. Francis M. Mont gomery, W. F. McArthur, W. H. Smith and Race Street; containing 21,000 square feet, more or less, em bracing lots conveyed to F. G. Stacy by Mrs, Sue M. Lipscomb, bearing date the 30th day of January, 1902, and W F. McArthur to F. G. Stacy by deed bearing date the 2nd of May, 1902. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. A. Carroll, D. C. Ross, J, G. Wardlaw, Executors of the Estate of F. G. Stacy, deceased. March 22nd, 1906. Pub. In Gaffney Ledger March 23, 27, 30 and April 3 6, 1906, Prison* a Burn To Death. Corshana. Tex., March 28.—A pris by C -rokee Drug Co. Little duties are a school for larger ones. Everything comes quickly to those who refuse to wait. Collision on the Santa Fe. Topeka, Kans., March 28.—Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe passenger trains If you are troubled with Pilas and One four-room cottage near Irebs can’t find a cure, try Witch Haze! Mills in splendid condition, on nlc# Salve, but be sure you get that mane lot. Is rented for $6.00 per moqth. by E. C. DeWitt & Co., Chicago. It p r i ce $700. is trie Original. If you ha\e used otjpDQi^pp and YORK roUN^iF®. Witch Hazel Salve without Being re- CHEROKEE AND YORK COUN . IBS. Ileved it is probable that you got hold %,) acre'’ of nice land in near Smyr- oner in the county work house Tues-| 0 f one of the many worthless counter- naf Hickory Grove and King’s Creek, day morning early set fire to his cell in; r eits that are sold on the renutation 700 acres in nice timber only a couple an effort'to escape, and before the fire i of the genuine DeWitt’s Witch Hazel 0 f rni’es f n , m k. R. station. 100 acres could be controlled four prisoners had Salve b >' Cherokee Drug Co., (n KOO( j bottoms on King’s and Well been burned to death, and another fa Caffney; L. D, Allison, Cowpens. creeks. Several settlements Price forgive It isn’t difficult to #15.00 per acre, those 7o<) acres of land on Broad river iHONET^LAR Jbr mhiutrwni aaf*. murm. Jfr the general offices of the railway In this city it is stated that no one was • neumonia Follows a Cold but never follows the use of Foley’s Honey and Tar. it stops the cou, ^ ... heal, and strengthes the mugs and kllled - but thal P 0 f lb, > 8 ° me of the affo.df perfect aecurlt, from an at- passengers were injured. lack of pneumonia. Refuse substi- tutes. Sold by Cnerokee Drug Co. tally injured. The negro who start ] ^ ^ Note 3 and 2 collided head-on early on j ed the fire was among the cremated wrong" our" neighbo^ adjoining the above tract, nicely tim- Wednrsdaj, near Ash Fork, Ariz., ac- ihe jail was entirely destroyed. | bered, two good settlements. In fine cording to a report received here. At! One would think the Laxative idea con( ji t j on $15.00 per acre Three Sentenced to Death. i n a cough syrup should have been 455 acreg c , ORe U) Smyrna an(i I4!ck . El Peso, March 28.—The supreme; advanced long before it was. It ory Q rove lan ^ jj eS we jj ( goo< j cour-. of -dexico has affirmed the sen ! seems the only raMonal remejv for 8e ttt einenlg> near good school. * Prlo* tence of death against Richardson, Ma ^ OUKbR an< 1 Colds would be to ra t|v e $15 q 0 p er acre> son and Harle, convicted oi’ having ! the bowel3 an J f ?w" n a™ ea 218 acres - 800,1 •’ettlement, prett: murdered Mitchell and Devers, at Chi 1 at The^ame^time. Kennedy’s Laxa- l a . n . d ’ abre . a8 M ,p ^ ra,l T ay ,ta ; More men are willing to lend an ear than a hand. Brodie Duke Granted Divorce. New YorK. March 28.—Brodie L. Duke, of Durham, N. C., a relative of huuhua, four years ago. in order to col | Honey and Tar does this It is Very cheap at the president of the American Tobacco It will not cost you a cent to try company, has been granted a divorce led insurance on their lives. They will be shot unless Governor Creel par dons them. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets, and they are excellent for stomach, troubles and constipation. Get a free sample at Cherokee Drug Co., Gaffney; S. L. Hobbs ft Bro., Cowpens, from his wife, Alice Webb Duke, whom he married in this city Dec. 19, 1904. ■eWHIPs SS2 8abe Cruisers Sail for Colombo. Port Said, Egypt, March 28,—The United States cruisers Chattanooga and Galveston sailed Wednesday for Colombo, Ceylon. Newspapers Attack Measure. Victoria, B. C. t March 2H,—Japan B in a political turmoil regarding th< proposed state purchase of the rati roads of Japan. Al! the newspaper* without exception attack the measure according to advices receive 1 here by the steamer Empress of Ju t .au. I nve Money ana > ar uue» m, •■.r aa n( ».. n - rp IS: Sf nr a ra y 0, r cKJ - »■ «ere,. : acres Colds, Croup, Whooping Cough, etc l,ara '.’ Tastes good and harmless. Sold fay, Being put into good shape, good «oi|. Co.. Gaffney; L. D. oot „ Pri . ce 815 00 P« r 1 About 7 miles from towa, close U Cherokee Drug Allison, Cowpens. school. No, Alonzo, a llght-hearied woman, isn’t necessarilv light-headed. La grippe coughs yield quickly to! the onderful cu.ative qualities of Foley’s Honey anj Tar. There is nothing else “Just as good.” Sold by Cherokee Drag Co. Prices reasonable. R. L. Pprish !») .- AU V * • X/.". » - * 1 S> Sii W. A A L-’ ■ — ^ ^ 1 V J, M Am