The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, August 31, 1906, Image 3
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
£
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
cures made by Dr.
Kilmer’s Swamp-Root.
| the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
It is the great medi
^ cal triumph of the nine-
"»teenth century; dis-
' .covered after years of
ij'j scientific research by
Dr. Kilmer, the emi
' nent kidney and blad
der specialist, and is
wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
bles and Bright s Disease, v/hich is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Ki'.rmr's Swamp-Root is not rec
ommended for everything but if you have kid
ney, ever cr bladder trouble it will le found
just to : tern-’ :y you need. It has been tested
in so many rays, in hospital work, in rrivate
pract'ce, among •!:e helpless too pocr to pur-
ROOSEVELT(S
A PREVARICATOR.
ch:
relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
been mad j by v.'hmh alt readers of thin p ^per
who have no* already tried it, may have a
samp’- * bottle sent free by mail, also ah: !;
telling mom about Swamp-Root and r ‘ • t >
finder if you have kidney or bladder ttot h!
When ".'rif.ngt..- at. :> v .ding thisg'.r,-.rou:
offer u, this paper m 1 f '
. ' t
* ''T
CORRESPONDENT TELLS OF THIS
ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Cites Instances Where Lies Have
Overtaken Hi .—Thinks President
a Badly Scared Man.
Washington. 1). Aug. Pivsi
dent Koosovfdt has alroatly got tho
Itfimldican “buck aguo" concerning
th- oomp’oxion of the next House of
Renrosentatives. lie is plumb scared
and lo- has just, writ a letter to .Tim
Watson, of Indiana, the Republican
whip of tile House, in which he ex
tolls the work of toe last, session of
the Republican congress and tells
.lim, and inciibml:tli> nil the Rcpub-
jbvuis of Hie country, that they must
i busy and elect tin* next bouse or
- -rnsr
->iy —
send y jr adcrerm t
D*- K''T.cr h f- B
d f r"t _ T. . ’ ^ p-a* Stxai.i
tC 1 £ l- ■ •< T Gr • r
Don't make any mistake, but r«-
member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the
dress, Bingharnpton, N. Y., on every
bottit
An Aa :i rjetoiiN Woman.
A wohutn who e:,rried lore of money
* was Lady
of the first
Although her
to III)
ilUTI.'i
• extreme
M:trg.
irei M
si
StlT
1 >i;kc
of (j
- »ur\
. A
hu.'l ui
11* i W;..
> a
null
man.
g:ii'"l
Wotll-i
; < • 1
aaily
ear
si*:.ji‘:
I':- UCl'l
■vS 1
lit* ii
ttle
fo;- a
hallj ••
. an-
. wh
La ly Mar-
y foot pits
river Anutin
rer there
was a lair or i ark I day she would
sit on tin* banks of the stream all day
long w:iitiir: for customers. She usu
ally wore rags to save her clothes, but
on the rare o.-msions when she visited
anywhere si:** packed uji a few decent
garments whirl: she slipped on before
entering tin* li mse. exchanging them
for In-r dirty ones when leaving.—Lon
don Ouecn
"Be all the good work of the house
win go to the de’onifon bowows In
tin* nani,- of common sense wlul. did
t)ie la d lions,• do for the country that
was not inaugurated by Democrats
and suggested b. Democrats beior
Theodore Roosevelt ever thought of
it or attempted in do anything in the
inter* st of the * ■np]e? Who started
In* railroad rat * regulation sentiment
in this country'.’ Tho Democrats.
Vito started every other reform that
ad- j h *s benefited the people, relortilrs that
Were stal led Htlll suggested bv 1 >' -
iuoerats and then pin into law b. the
11**1 of Democrat's voles? The Demo
erats. Then. lu*r** cutiU'S out the
strenuous Teddy and says that it
woiidii bring coijfe-sion up 'n thor-e
wlio !:av- !,een working out a gretit
.uni comprehensive sehe ih* for the
oi'tt* rment of - *r social, indu:-‘rial
'n<l ei’.ie comlitions, if w,* wer* to
:i*at the R**i>ublic ms for the next
There is nothing so pleasant as that
bright, cheerful, at-peace-with-th-3-
world feeling when you sit down to
your breakfast. There is nothing so
conductive to good work and good re
sults. The healthy man with a
healthy mind and bod/ is a better
fellow, a belt r workman, a better
citizen than the man or woman who
is handicapped b" some disability,
however slight. A slight disorder of
the stomach will derange your body,
your thoughts and your disposition
Het away from the morbidness and
the blues. Keep your stomach in
tune and both your brain and body
will respond. Little indiscretions of
overeating can be easily corrected
and you will be Surprised to see how
much better man you are. Trv a lit
tle Kodol For Dyspepsia after your
meals. Sold by Cherokee Drug Co..
Gaffney: L. D. Allison. Cowoens.
' iui-e. I!** is just a common, every
■ lay liar when he makes that assertion
and in- knows it. II.* know that
nearly eveiv one of his Republican
•tii-'.nbersj of the present bouse v re
prosed to bis -etienies that be stole
f-om the Democrats and that, if it had
not been for bis power of patronage
ami bis power to whip them into line
*n thus grounds alom*. they would
have been defeated in the hou-e as
they were in the senate. He says his
policy that they c.inieil out was a
"carefully thought out policv" and he
lied wh n be said so and be* knew ho
lied. It Ins been thought out by I)e
mocrats. not bv him or his Remtbliean
administration, and now lie says it
Washington would talk the same way
about him if thev were not afraid of
being fired by the management of
their papers.
That's why the truth has not been
printed about this Ttolltical pinchbeck
and fakir who could make more
money selling soap at the tail gate of
a wagon than any fakir 1 ever heard
or saw in my life. I have no mann-,
ing editor paying me a salary and I
am not afraid to tell the truth. r l he
papers 1 writ** for are not afraid to
print the truth, an ' I w.mt the neople
tf> believe that I am telling the truth.
There is no money in it for me not to
tell the truth. This man Roosevelt
das done more plain lying since 1u*
became president than all the oili*''
presidents put together. He has hov. 1
e' louder a c ' a champion of civil ser
vice reform than an - of them and be
has deliberately violated it oftener
than all of them. He dined a nigger
at bis table and then lied about that.
He has had one of his idiotic minions
have a lady dragged out of the white
house by the heels by a nigger police
men ami then has apnoint d th it man
tn the hiirbesl place within his gilt i"
ihe District of Columbia, simnlv be
•.•us** the people of this district nr"
;>;>v,erh*ss to avenge the imnit by
thejr votes. He dragged the railroad
l,iii in th ( . dirl and trmd to drag the
name of Tillman and doe Bailey altei
it. until do* Rait' .v got up in his 1)1 i<' 1 '
in the swale mu] branded him as a
liar and he di i not open his emits
\\'h-n will the people come to their
-i uses? It’s Tout time.
* * *
The Protect B e Tariff League f<>l
y.-vers ttptie.tr to he getting restless
a*-' (.\ci:e<! in Iowa, and are talking
of knifing Governor Cummins and
other eaudi-Dt-s who are no' soil’d
'Mi the protection troose. v circular
letter to "our Republican Ifiends" lias
I, Ds'ieil signed by one of the poR-
thul mtniagers for the de!enl ,, d stand
oat cat: 'idai s for govtTnor in which
••ntir friends" tit-* suppofers of tie'
■taml pat doctrine are invit' d to join
i n the Republican slaughter in »ueh
rinring words as these:
"Rapti/ing ami renoviting the Re
o 'bliean party of Iowa is of mo e im-
nort anc,- than all tli** < ong:'i's->:neu
eonitiineil. This is an off year, ami
with a Republican president, who can
vote all bad laws and who has enact
.-,1 into law all pressing legis'ation.
th,- danger t* suiting from the el ction
of a few De.noeratic congressnn n at
ihi-; titm* t< redue* d to a minimum.
O di'iitli. where is thy -.ting'.’ O grave'
wh.eic is tiiy victory? In restin' ct
ion then- is ti m-w and better life. So
!<*t i' come, for then* is nothing at
take except the oil inspectors and
janitoi
When 1! publicans get excited
enough to 1**1 oil inspectors, janitors
and other spoils of office go to tin-
does. you mav be sure titer** must be
something more lucrative in view, or
THOUGHTLESS TRAPPERS.
Torture to Anln 1* noil nutlilesw
Dentmel ion dame.
People who have not seen enn f >nn
no itien of the syffe.it.g triipp«*rs cause
uor of their rut bless destruction of
gam**. Notiiing * tjtes them. L\* n t!i**
squirrels are s. 'iUceil to bait tray-;
for marten ami her. ami not only the
squirrels, but al! kinds of birds, wheth
er g.: me or song birds.
otter, heaver and
FAMOUS BALLET DANCERS.
oh.
Storica of l.n TaKlIonl, Fanny Klaaler
ui'.il l.oln Montes.
It Iris lK**»n as-erted that the graml
lia’.h t dh'd when the famotts Taglio:
rctiivu 111 I'm. At any rale, the balic.
today is cki.-tly a spectacle of d:« w •
and col* rc-i H:m I'giil. Lxecpt for a
v. .'\ few port’ *n:
hi;, b ait has vani-1:.-*1.
hirT.* is tio ni^ now
La Y
st.: n
li It •’
to I,
t.e :II
dancing as a
tv is iio on*
igii-.iii, wh * '
to set beside
* qllecli of the
In !i-ping a
a few oilier fur bearing animals tin
trap is nearly always set near tin
water, where tin* animal when eauaii; i n >\ *B. i. i 1 ba-' .eray eomle-e.-oi
can (livwn itself, thus ending its suf- to n ;ee ln*r ami q •at'e'l en.lius.a.
fering. ! tieaify in •'h lie rues” that ft
i‘. i with In:!!-, niaiten and tislier it is ""g nuot ■*. t!:e bay \vi!l m*ver
dif: i'(*nt. Tin* bear must drag a •heavy j an. d.ing gracef"! as ’I aglmni i.
eiug ab.iiit imiil it <-:itebes in some run 'La Sylph'ide.’ ' At tliat time she w
or hush, 'i here In* must wail until the the rage. S'..: and gn :
traj»per comes to kill him, and this in i coats \y* re no; * a
some eases is not for days. Tin* b >m-i I La Taglio.li o\V*'t
of tin* l-'g are al.iiost invariably broken wonderful lightm-.v
All Humors
Arc impure matters which the skin, liver,
kidneys and other organs cannot take care
of without help.
Pimples, boils, eczema and other erup
tions, loss of appetite, that tired feeling,
bilious turns, fits of indigestion, dull head
aches and many other troubles are due to
them. They are removed by
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
In usual liquid form or in chocolated
tab lets known as Sarsatabs. 100 doses $1.
■r
d.iim
by lb.- Inip, :>m! the leg swells to i:i
ere*ii!de size. One li-ipper in one tiny
sh it nineteen htigi* b'e • r'iisi* merely
to try a new rille. '11.14 .' h; were liesi-
iii'.i'. lb* li;el hi tie* f ir tbem, timl not
OIii* lid In* even bring to e:il*i!i.
Y<* irs :ig * iii ! ritisb ('oIu!i'b::i un oM
tr.ijipi r cauipcd near our hear bit'tb g
pmHi* shot everything In* eon, I j n;ov .
liud. evi n lit tie ilm-ks l mannols. Aj ,
g .,t !* - killed f* il over a eli.'Y, ami as j,- ;
it; was harder to I'eeuver it than t » s'- >./, : ti| i
anot!!i-r h** slu-t an-dlmf. i !<• w. * i
ti ’ -tki'g beavi r out of S‘\'i- a, :: i-i! y
bo' - l *■ I of !’a \ i. g eel - it oil'* that W-as |
:i 1 -i, ;, j., hi'e oe a net her.
! hew* seen toe so il where a 1“ - if ;
favl in a trap ha ! b •< n «*:lUalit for 1 ' ' ;
■ml t'if m.Ti w h e. li
,i ':: t he 1 r:t|i a. 1 ,
u o! 1 Fr'-iie'i trap
v -111" e ; e o ie a el
r I..-: r i.:u; for :; *-:
■ ked \y! y !:*• !,di
ll U In* v. a."-'»1 a
st, ,e was raUier -
ami voittj.iuoi: . . ,
The bii'ems ballet
new-r wore, but a
lie"r-y to her auk!
tile t n*io e'lof In-!
I..
'n-r li**r.
her <!i:inn t-i a
.•'ml grace. il ■
■ il than read -t *
. t! ea i ln» ,'o
diirt of today sb
"kirt tinit r‘* n'h,-
>. 1: was om* *.i
t'e .!• wlio 4 at' b:'
-ft' ■ art, tli it l!.-<
■ i in druse, ii
1 . -ion.
■•r. who calk*
i tail -•*." al'v.y.
, . '1 th- <• Cjoi’t iV
tnr. cecasary.
“Now. Tommy.” said the boy's
inotlier, giving him linal instructions,
“you Must remember bow to behave
at t'e* p"rty. if you’re asked to have
something a i l y m want it you must
say ‘Yes. thank you.’ and if you don’t
want it you must say”—
“You needn't botlmr about that part
of it, ma." interniple ! Tommy.
m:
the
1.
: 1!
than a week in a th
il wes iirii-cslb!** t
clog. I om i* ho* w :
jier !to sliot >-e. :
elk i e : i.n* Willt* f f•
stiring eateh. I
many, lie said
r
stink in tiie sjir n ;
bears ai'otui I. \d
bad slaitr bti red . >.'
sb it. w ith a re h.
snow boitii ! am
told me that In* h <•
one pili*. This ! " '
tr ipjH-rs lias e\
Worlds \*ick.
• » ms 1 < > i i;*: i• 11.• •
■ .f the end - !< 1m
a spring t, *k - • '*•
f-.' thy "i-"-
d 1 ii d . n-, i I,■
ined live I <•": ill
' fill ih-st .'i;--i : m by
• mated tli * uame.—
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
vi.nr iiioiii'V and starve
would stop things and “substitute a
purposeless confusion." He simply is. their opport unit \ of getting a s!hii<-
a badlv scared man and h** knows
Don't e v*
your mind.
Vigorous tboi: bt must come from
I ' \ ID A • ' >
,|v<l ‘ a i.im- e. Di-
Tens of til HI-: mis of jii'oj.le fad be- , lv . . 1>V
eatise they lave iheir ease too muibi. y, .
‘‘Keeiiing alive that siiirit of voitti!.*'| ,
! 11! i «•. I * '•' l
Stevenson used to say. was "th ]> r ( ^ ^ ,. X |,.
ennial spring of all the mental facul- 1
u
■' go **e!l
nit" reu:.:
i. i.aae-u'.
1. .dive," 1
l * i ’1'llssi'l !l
ut i< into
's remark
v.-s to be !:
- - ion of w ill"!
was so proud is h. ’ d an arduoti-
\ e-1 ids u-t-d to | * raid ce for about
Im"'.'s
trel.o
A *
i
bla-'k
tremi* mi: a-itlar strength a dancer re- j
quires. She was cro-'ing to Amerii-a j
\'d i-i* she * niM'ed h'-r ''altiu om* '. i.' i
and - i- over- I a t!:i'*f abstracting the '
jew- ! e. - e Wldiil < il - kept bi'hiell till
tier la *' I iih'"'. I‘.*u' -e he
her she p:::!.'"d foot
1
Tin* MnneiiveritiB Maiuma.
“Tint m.atie'ivi ring mamma” is prac-
j tlcally extlm t. Tin* modern daughter
has an nlmo-q free haml in mauaghig
her love trans.u tioiis. The mere love
marriage, v ltieh was so disturbing a
thought t > tho mother of even twenty
years ago. is seldom heard of in May-
fair !u thev alt-red circumstances.
- says the London Graphic.
Prof. Tvler, of Amherst * ohege.
said reeen’ly: in,-m can !iv com*
fort a lily without brains; no man ever
existed without a digestive sv.stem.
The dysm ptie ha:, neither fa.th. iiope
*ug ! nor charity.” Dav by day iieople re-
i :. | alize tiie inr ortanc ■ i f earing for
:::m-I tiieir digestion: realize the m- i of
, | the usr of a little corrective d''er
. | overeating. A corrective lik- Kodol
For Dyspepsia. , It digests what you
eat. Sold by Cherokee Dm ' C" Gaff
ney: L. D, Allison, Cowpens.
* day. A Ian -it must be ex
iri> ,g ami Mij-pie. ;
■ at- -'ury is told about Fanny ! The national synod in club
a G.-rmau dancer with coal from all over the country a-s*
hair, which iliu-trutes the e.x i at Sr. Paul for the
work
allied
>eral feile ai'ion
of women's clubs.
While you know a spinster like a
book it isn’t nice to remind her of the
fact that she is on the shelf.
Whv does the sun burn? Why does
a mosquito sting? Why do we feel
unhappy in the Good Old Summer
Time? Answer: we don’t. We use
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, and
these little ills don’t bother us. Learn
to look for the name on the box to
get the genuine. Sold by Cherokee
Drug Co.. Gaffney; L. D. Allison. Cow-
pens.
It is easier to do the things we
shouldn’t do than it 5 s to avoid doing
the things we should do.
Foley’s Kidney Cure will cure all
diseases arising from disordered kid
neys or bladder. Sold by Cherokee
Drug Co.
Anv fool can write poetry, but it
takes a genius to fool an editor with
it.
Many persons in this community
ar* suffering from kidney complaint
who could avoid fatal results by using
Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by Cher
okee Drug Co.
what a Democratic house means for
him and his d—d rotter, administra
tion. That’s why he is getting so
busy in tins fight for tiie house. His
Republican house and his Republican
congress did nothing that was for th«*
good of the people that did not ema
nate from the Democrats and from
Democratic brains. If he wanted to
be honest and tel] the truth h* would
admit it. but he is too much of a par
tisan to do anv such thing. He would
rather lb* and have a Republican
house that would pass the same old
resolutions refusing to investigate
and let the countrv have th** truth.
Our cry is. open Hu* bool s and let
the country have the truth. The peo
ple of the country. Democrats and Re
publicans alike, seem to have not it
stuck into their crops that this man
Teddv Roosevelt is immaculate and
can do no wrong, that he is working
honestly and consistently in their in
terests. when the real truth is that
he is the rottenest fakir and four-
flusher and the deepest scheming poli
tician in all this country. He never
hesitates to deny any assertion made
at any time when he thinks it suits
him ami the Republican [tarty’s inter
ests. and when he denies this asser
tion he knows he has lied. There
never yet was a public man who. ever
went up against him that he did not
call a liar when he tot In controversy
with a public man and every news
paper correspondent in this citv who
h'M gone up against this man in the
white house knows that he has to car
ry a witness with him if he expects to
get away with the story he gets from
him and then not get fired bv his
managing editor when this man calls
him a liar the next day. That’s the
sort of duck he is and the people out
in the countrv ought to get onto him
They will, if thev will take the word
of a man who knows him at short
range and a man who knows that all
the newspaper correspondents in
has vanished.
of the offhm
Hut the important news to the
Dr
mocrats is th** statement that then* is
no danger to tit.* R**nublican party or
the countrv "from the election of a
few Democratic congressmen at this
time.” It must le* pleasant to “Sena
tor Dolliver. Congressman Rirdsall.
Conner and others.” who an* named
in the eireular letter for slaughter to
know that “renovating the Republic
an party of Iowa is of more impor
tance than all the congressmen com
bined.”
There is no doubt of it. The Re
publican party with its scandals and
ifting. its corruption of file voters
w'lth funds contributed by r^irjiora
tions and tin* still more tainted money
^rom Life Insurance Companies, will
have to pass through the purging pro
cess to cleanse it. Fire will hardly
do it. but compulsory retirement from
tin* * nnduments of official positions
will have a favorable effect.. The
"outs” are always better than the
"ins" and it is surely time the Repub
lican party was down and out.
I^et the “renovating” proceed, not
onlv in Iowa, but in Pennsylvania.
New York. New England and every
where it is sorely needed.
(’has. A. Edwards.
Tin* I'oint of View.
Zuugwill. tin* noted writer, had an
cxjwricnee which convinced him that
in deciding what constitutes real great
ness a good deal depends upon the
point of view. At a political meeting
he fell into conversation with a man
who knew all the speakers and pointed
them out as they sat on the platform,
"There," he said, “sits Senator Lodge."
“Wbat!” exclaimed Mr. Zangwlll. “Do
you mean Henry Cabot Lodge, the lit
erary man—the great historian?” "No.
sir-ee!” replied the other with distinct
contempt. “That’s Henry Cabot Lodge.
United States senator from the great
state of Massachusetts.”
1 iii. i o'i m-
. Lir.
;vl.U-
H'.M at:- k
H’il ill hi'
-pot.
M- hoM.in
I
tics.”
A man may build a palace, but In*
can never make of it a linme. Ttu*
spirituality niid love of a woman alone
can acc euplisb this.
If w<* are contented to unfold tin* life
within according to the pattern given
us we shall reach the highest end of
which we are capable.
By proper training the depressing
emotions can be practically eliminated
from life and the good emotions ren
dered permanently dominant.
Every time you crowd into the mem
ory what y ui do not expect it to re
tain you weaken its jioweis and you
lose your authority to command its
services.—Success.
! iliini of ikr.iciti.
ginaci'.' at the
ch*'! for t:..* y
thev have t'..:u
. t ‘ » Mil . i
in!* tnrotigh tin* mi*
The "rats," tin* be
Don’t drag v o-g with a d..L. : .ivy
f •-•liag. You need a pill. F.-e De-
Witt’s Little Early Risers, the famous
IRtle pills Do not siclxen or gripe,
but results an* sure. Sold by Chero
kee Drug Co., Gafiney: L. D. Allison,
Cowpens.
John Wcnlcy nr<l flcau >a»li.
In a book about Hath is set forth a
story about John Wesley. Beau Nash
bad told Wesley that bis preaching in
the street was n>t only contrary to law,
but it “frightened people out of their
wits.”
“Sir,” said Wesley, “did you ever
bear me preachV"
“No,” said tin* master of ceremonies.
“How then can you judge of what
you never beardV”
“By con umn report,” said Nash
stoutly.
"Common report is not enough. Give
me leave, sir. to ask, is not your name
Nash?’’
"My name is N.n’i.”
"Sir,” sai.l Wesley. “I dare not judge
of you by common report."
Haris opera, are i.i'it-
:s. and thou, ini!**''
-I fr >iii their cradle,
they cannot h q e to aUaiu tin* til'- 1
rank.
Another quality essential to the great
daiic-*r is innnite patience. The only
English dancer who ever gave promise
of attaining tin* front rank failed in
tins respect. Lola .Montez was the
somewhat foreign name she hail taken.
She lost her temper one day with the
manager at rehearsal and expressed
her feelings so dramatiev.ily as to
break an umbrella over his head. .Man
agers will endure much for art’s sake,
but this was too much.
A movement has been started in
Denver to bring to th" 4 city two years
li ne** one of the great nation?; po
litical eon vent ions.
Makes the Liver Lively.
I Orino Laxative Fruit Syruu gives
' permanent relief in cases of habitual
I constipation as it stimulates the liver
arid restores the natural -ction of the
bowels without irritating these or-
| gans like 1:1! : or ordinary cathartics.
Does not nauseate or gripe and is
mild and pleasant to take. Remember
the name ORINO and refuse substi
tutes. Sold by Cherokee Drug Co
You can .
but vou can'
til filtered.
*1 i jackass to water,
make him drink it—un-
A world of truth in a few words:
“Nearly all other cough cures are con
stipating. especially those containing
opiates. Kennedy’s Laxative Honey
and "ar moves the bowels. Contains
no opiates.” You can get it Cherokee
Carlo!la Grioi is another famoii** Drug Co.. Gaffney, and L. D. Allison,
name of the old opera. It was she Cowpens.
who first introduced the polka into
Eii'.’land- a Bohemian dance that came R\s a draw between the man who
to stay. It was for her, too, that Parades his vices and the on- who
Heine. Gautier and Adolphe Adam Leasts of his \irtues.
collaborated in writing "Giselle.”
There were a score more famous
names that were familiar words in
those days, of the twelve leading
dancers engaged at the King’s theater
in 1H“4 for a two months' season tiv**
were a sufficient attraction to receive
more than iil.ooo each.—London Mail.
A woman worries until she gets
wrinkles, then worrie because she
has them. If she takes Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tee she would have
neither. Bright, smilin- face follows
its use. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets.
Gaffnev Drug Co.
It takes a widow who is flshin? for
No. 2 to distinguish between a nibble
and a bite.
X«mv Dlith to Her.
“Did youjiotice the faux pas I made
« .“TJ! In this Siau It u not necessary 10
Mrs. Old* astle. No. repllt <1 her g erve a fife day's notice for eviction
hostess. “I seen you workin’ over the of a co i d Ug e the original laxative
chafin’ dish, but I thought you was cough syrup, Kennedy’s Laxative
makin’ a Welsh rabbit”—Chicago Bee- Honey and Tar. No opiates. Sold by
ord-Herald. Cherokee Drug Co.. Gaffney; L. D.
A love that feeds on beauty soon
starves to death.
—It costs you nothing to try for
that $5 offered by the Gaffney Drug
Co. for the largest turnip grown from
their seed. See that your name is
registered.
There Is no [Policy like politeness,
since a good manner often succeeds
where the best tongue has failed.
Allison. Cowpens.
The actor works when be plays and
the musician plays when he works.
PARKER’S
HAIR BALSAM
CltauMf and beaut: Am the hate I
Pruinutea a luxuriant growth.
Newer rail* to Hratore Orwyl
Stair to He Youthful Color.
| Cura* era Ip d’am.ie * hair falling
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SHOES
Quality considered, wo say to you that wo will givo vou tnoro Shoo value than you will find anywhere in Gaffney. Our stock is larger than ever. It is true that some Shoes are
higher, but we prefer to pay a little more for the goods and get the quality than cut out something and sell cheaper. There is no money in your buying a shoddy Shoe. Investigate our
Shoes and prices—you will find them light. If you have not been buying your Shoes from us, it will pay you to begin now.
WE ARE INCREASING OUR CLOTHING STOCK
And will be able to give you the very best goods at the most reasonable cost. We start soon for the Northern markets to replenish our stock of Dry Goods, Notions, etc. Everything in
remnants and Summer goods at prices that knock the prices clean out now. We have never been accused of not giving value for your money. It is our purpose and aim to deal fair and
square with you, and no misrepresentations will he allowed, R. R. Wilkins, or as many know him, “Uncle Hob,” is now with us and will be glad to see his friends and all others. You
can trust “Uncle Boh.”
WILKINS
COMPANY
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