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/ F •m 4 '■ ^ - \ ' ■ .^' ■•7® / iif'**»/■ \ i V r I L a . -HI LARQKST CIRCULATION •f Any Naw«pap«r In thn Fifth ConartMlonal District of S. C. CVERY ONE PAID IN ADVANCE THE LEDGER. SEMI-WEEKLY-PUBLISHED TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. j/m guarantee the reliability •f Every Advertiser Who Usee the Columne of This Paper. BEST ADVERTItINQ MEDIUM. A Newepaper In All that the Word Impllea and Devoted te the Best Interest of the People of Cherokee County. ESTABLISHED FEB. 16. 1894. GAFFNEY. 8. C., FRIDAY, FEB. 15, 1907. $1.00 A YEAR. THE WORK OF THE LEGISL1TURE AGAINST GEORGE HASTY. SBME IMPORTANT BILLS KILLED fht Pension Appropriation Increas ed to $250,000—The Ten Hour Law Passed—Other Bills Passed. Supreme Court Sustains the Verdict of Lower Court. A special dispatch from Columbia to the Greenville Daily News of yes terday says the Supreme Court Wed nesday rendered a decision sustaln- RAILROAD inp the lower court in the case against George Hasty. It will be re membered that this case excited con siderable interest for various reas ons. one of them was the fact that the people killed were members of a theatrical company, another was that It was the first Important trial In which Judge Withers Momminger appeared, and In which he took a de- CORONER’S INQUEST OYER FARMER'S RODY LUKE CHILDERS ARRESTED ACCESSORY. Bought Cider in Spartanburg From Childera—Th e Testimony Before the Coron*r in Full. RAVENNA READING. ■. , ,, thU j g ! clsive stand, and again because of •olumbia. Feb. 14,-True, this is ^ ffttlJrM Wq1 hntt , 0 wlth \ radical though an exceptionally •tel ihe hard fought legal battle with , . . ..» .. | George Johnstone and his associates. ..elllgent leg slature but It is a no- Mesard Butlfir & Osborne on the Ipeable fact that so r i ^ h | 0 ne side, and Solicitor Sease and Vded in actually doing nothing ra_ gtate Senator j c 0t)s an(1 Messrs except in the matter of liquor , R Be]1 and j c Jefferie8 the -mod that fight has been going on . ,. ftr fourteen years. Most of the ra- 1 otner 8,ae - dkx) attempted or unfinished legls- Wio •n6lr directed against the Hasty was tried for the killing of Milan Bennett, and he was accused . TTv, , w of the killing of both Milan Bennett ot'Z'T* JJ.iSS I-, 1 ?*»»»">”*'«•' 'IT""- r Da , ‘"r.r.*. i" .iniRvor vfdson, who was another member of the Nothing But Money comnany. The billing occurred iu this city on December 14th, 1905. One of the remarkable features of the case was the testimony of Miss Verne Sheri dan. who was connected with the comnanv and on whose account the difficulty in part occurred. A Ledger reporter yesterday asked Mr. H. K. Osborne, of counsel for feight on Mm© and get passanger mins to run on time, but so far no hi) of Importance affecting the roads Me b'en agreed upon between the t4o houses None has been ordered emdled for ratification, and it now m»m* practically certain that none win pass of a fair‘aching effect. TV bin to reduce railroad fares to ‘A > t cents passed the house by a majority.'hut it' will probably 1 the 1 ‘ ,ef l ence ‘ j f aD '’\ f ” rt , h # Gr , f^ 9 would be made on behalf of Hasty, and be replied, “None that I know of.” Therefore, It Is very Probably that George Hasty will be taken to Columbia some time within the next two weeks to begin serving his sen tence—which Is life time. It is necessary for the sheriff to wait until he receives the remittlter, which will be sent In ten days. hirp* !>• killed in the senate, the T. P. A. •teef having asked for its execution. The radical Kershaw hill, which pro vide for a State board to examine aM 1 pass upon the quallflca/Ions of railxjad telegraphers, will hardly get by the gauntlet of thi senate. Tke bills from Mr. Rucker one pro ▼Ming for criminal proaicution of mil road employe* whose carless- ■ees results in death or serious in- J»ry, another setting a. Tme beyond which the roads may not pass in car rying out an order fronr the railroad •etvmission as to new Jepots. and the third making It the railroad com- ■feslon’s duty to appy to the Inter- otste commission fo* relief In case of discrimination In he matter of In terstate rates—pass'd the honse a lew days ago wit1°'it even being contested; and ye it is likely the first two will be tilled. The senate MU requiring the roads to list their •aas<‘r with the railroad commsslon was killed and tie concurrent resolu- j fession, and the many friends he ties calling for a committee to find made through life attest°d to his out what mergers of the legislature | worth as a man The Ledger was Short Locals and Personals of Gen eral Interest. Ravenna, Feb. 13.—Miss Addle Brown, principal of the Goucher school, and the popular teacher of our Baracca class, spent last Friday AS i n Pacolet, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Brown and family. Miss Minnie Burgess, accompanied by Mr. Champ Cooper, of Macedonia, were visitors in this section last Sun day. Messrs. C. C. Kirby and Robt. Johnson, of Gaffney, visited their best girls last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. L. Pettit spent last Sunday in Pacolet with Mr. and (Spartanburg Herald. Tuesday.) 1 Mrfl w p B roW n i The coroner’s inquest over the m? p . Ben Hames. accompanied by body of J. F. Farmer, who died at j M1 ss Cleo Humphries. Mr. Ed Bur- i Cowpens last Wednesday a week we S g accompanied by Miss Eva ago from the effect of poisoning, was n^art, Mr. Lee Littlejohn with Miss held Monday and the following ver- Minnie Brown and Miss Bessie Ma diet rendered: “We the coroners son. all of Pacolet. were visitors in ljury of Inquest on the death of J F. :our Sunday school last Sunday. Farmer, find that his death was Mrs. B. G. L. Pettit and daughter, caused by some poisonous drink Miss Vennie, accompanied by Mrs. bought of Luke Childers, and we find C. E. Kitchens, spent vest rday in that said Luke Childers is accessory ; Pacolet with Mr. ami Mrs. R. D. to death of said J. F. Farmer.” Hammett. “It could not be learned from ‘ Mr. G. E. Brown, a leading mer- county officers last night whether chant of Jonesville. spent last Sun- i Childers had been arrested or what here. steps would be taken against him, ' Messrs. K. R. Goforth and son. of the result of the jury’s verdict. j w er” Gaffney visitors Sunday. “At the Inquest held yesterday af-| Fannie and Leila ternoon it was brought out that the 1 "° OUr ,K ' lm ar M>nmr Gaffney men bought the cider In this | citv and that it probably contained wood alcohol, one of the men test!- j fying that he had been poisoned on g rneg ^ wood alcohol before and the cider " Th ‘ rniirr.n.i he bought here had same effect on him. ““ NEWS ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST. SALES ARE EN0RM0U8. EVENTS IN GAFFNEY AND CHER OKEE. Cooper Preparations Leading Tsptc in Cincinnati—Callers at Young Man’s Headquarters Inter viewed. Cincinnati. O., Feb. 14—The uert interesting feature of the enormous sale ot the Cooper preparations, sow going on in this city, is what the medicines are actually accompllah ing among the people of CinciunatL Recent Happenings In and Around At the commencement of his visifc here Mr. Cooper prophesied that dui^ the City and Other Event* Gather i ing the later part of his stay he . . ... ... , would receive hundreds of caller* ed by the Local ew. ditor. j daliy who came simply to thank him Cotton sold yesterday at 10:66 ' [ < ? 1 w ) ^ af preparatons had done, with very light offerings on the local . ° a , stated that stomach trosble market. | 18 the foundation for a great many [diseases and that his New Discovery, No trespassers of the law before 1 as it is called, would prove very ef- Mayor Uttle yesterday. Everybody fectlre in all cases of rheumatism on their good behaviour. [simply by getting the stomach in l working order. The skating rink has changed That this prophesy has been fulfilled hands again, Mr. Duff having sold canno t be uoubted after a half hear his inter st to Mr. Fort who will j spent at the young man’s hoadquart- continue the business. J McMurray, of Bolling Sprngs, Mathis ladies, s^ont last Sunday in Pacolet. Mr. Ernest Horn, son of Mr. Char j lev Horn, says he enjoys your eorres- plec -s. Many N. C.. was In the city yesterday. Mr. McMurray is contemplating engag ing in business in this city. headquart ers listening to what his callers kave to say. A reporter, who watched to aucer tain, if possible, some light on the reasons for the immensity of Coo^- er’s success Interviewed about twenty lecture on of h,a PaI1 ers yesterday afternooa. Dr. J. F. Garrett will “The teeth and their care." at the / ^ le sf *teuients made by those seen graded school this afternoon at 1 1 indicate that, physicians who claim o’clock The public is invited to at-' ,hat Sooner is merely a passing fad. tend. have not looked into tho facta. Some of these statements were as Rev. C. F. Felmet, of Drayton mill, ■ follows: Miss Sallte Middleto* Uv- thanks j well and favorably known to many ing at 1957 Central Av. upon bolng ! Ledger readers, occupied the oulpit! questioned, said: which has j of the (’herokee Avenue Baptist} “I have been troubled with geasmt Mr. O. B. Jenking Dead. News reached the city Wednesday of the death of Mr. Oliver B. Jenkins, of Grover, N. C., which occurred in Chase City, Va., Tuesday. Mr. Jen kins was well known in Gaffney and Cherokee county. He was a man of wealth and had large Interests In this territory. For many years. In fact until within the past few years Mr. Jenkins’ chief business was that of distiller. He was a generous, klndhearted man, one who thought It no wrong to follow his chosen pro- W. F. Bright, one of the party, j Monday I testified that he arrived in this city on Monday and that Farmer told him that Luke Childers had promised to get him something to drink. Bright said that he asl:<ed Farmer If the stuff was any account and that Farm er told him it was and that he had taken three or four drinks with Child- | ers and felt the effects of It a good deal. According to his testimony he and Farmer then went to where I Chlld n rs was standing and all four of them gave Childers fifty cents each to get them some of the stuff, j Childers, he said, sent a negro boy named Lowery to get It and he went off and returned In about five mlnu- been camping here for some time j church last Sunday night and preach-1 weakness, dizziness, headache* sleen*- C? 9 !. " loved down to Gowdy evil lie (; ,i a 8e rmo n that has elicited much lessnes and stomach disorders for a Mr. M. W. Brown, our h„ 9 .lln e ; ra ™ n, '" e 1 Sn """’"“5 , "l th ? merchant, thinks “Rosebud'’ was The pastor. Rev. E. G. Ross, will ^ k * dne T 8 and back C conduct the regular services at Dray-1 , ,.^ a num * )e r of medicines aad tonvilie Baptist church tomorrow at I v , s ° d several doctors but none hel^- 2 o’clock and on Sunday at 11 o'clock. T, 0 mp 1 hPard on a11 8lde8 of theae t ooper remedies and decided to try them. Ar,v one who says that they are not wonderful medicines, do«s making fun of his pony, but perhaps the correspondent is like me. just mentioned It for fun. Mrs. Keturah Gregory, of Gaffney. All the members are requested to be is spending a few days here with Present and a special invitation isex- her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lit tle.lohn. Messrs. J. W. Brown and Prater Smith and son. Eb, killed seventeen rabbits last Friday. You may het we have fresh meat a plenty. Messrs. J. L. and W. S. Snake at tended religious services at Goucher last Sunday. Rev. W. T. Tho’mnson.. of Gaffney, tes. with the cider and handed It to 1 o.'Ji J !?. rPaC Ii. x at _ 0 ?7. che . r Sat ^ d A v a p d Childers and he turned it over to the four men. W. F. Bright. W. B. Scog gins. W. H. Bright and J. F Farmer. Snndav. The public Is cordially In vited to attend. Mr. G. W. Chalk, after vi«iting St. The bottle he said had no label on f^'' 8 Mo “ haa * one to Pensacola. | here for the purpose of making ar tended to the public rn genera!. . , not know what they are talking about Howard L. Gaffney returned to | After I used the first bottle, I notic- Fnion this week to resume his en p d Improvement. 1 have taken three gagement with The Battery, of that j bottles of the New Discovery aid I city. Mr. Gaffney is a promising 1 now fo p l as well as I ever have 4a young business man and The Ledger Hfe. I sl^ep and eat as I hare trusts he will enjov that large meas- not done for years, and I am hanoler ure of prosperity he so richly de- j than I have been for a long time. I serves. 'have come here to ttiank Mr. Cooler J. Brian Bell, of the Presbyterian I d f on v r ° r ’ n ^’ College of South Carolina, arrived so _ fivlni ft ^Emer- in the city Wednesday. Brian is * Court St ’ WM are using fre; transportation, ap pears to havebeen lost In the shuffle, net having Den seen since it pass ed the house with a hop, skip and a jnmp unable to get any particulars as to the funeral, etc it and was a quart dispensary bot- C'» with a loose stopper in it. He testified that after The two youngest children of Mr. i tary Acadamy to which he received and Mrs. C. A. Horn are quite sick “’n aonointment a short while rangements to enter Annapolis Mill-; ""' I i atoroa< fi4- tarv Acndamv tr> whinh hr. h tro,, hfo ar ! d consflpatlon for a year “I have sufferJto with isflpa Death of An Infant . Arthur Farmer and wife, who live It has hem predicted by good, sea- at Anderson, came to Gaffney Thurs- soned politcians that the next gov- j day, the 7th, to attend the funeral «rnor efter Ansel will be elected on of Mr. J. F. Farmer, Arthur’s father, „ ‘’r KO - When I ate t would have ^ tin ~hA ^ j dr * 3n ^., p t Pi I* writing. from Congressman Finlov. He re- l S(>U , r Ftomac h- fermen- ! Though hi w fi 8 Pd i ?! Mr Lamar PPtletohn. one of our' turns to college todav. ' ' ,n . mouth - ** though he had been given an inlect- ( Baracca boys. Is quite sick. ; vr o . morning. I was as Mhed V- when ,0 7, ° f morphine. | Mr Victor FogtPr wh wp report ' , T “ G “ ^ cr / aw - a progressive [ went to bed. I ha<J a dull na;* The negro boy . Mr. Victor Foster who we reoort- i . . . - . , . who went after od going to OMahoma. has entirely Pheroh-e county fanner, sold twenty- the lower part of m<r back. I have the cider, Agnew Lowery, testified given out th- notion of leavln- here SPV . en ba,P8 of * loradora long stanle taken almost one bottle of the Ne> that he worked around the Childers | now. We think his girl has out talk-, pent8 ,,, Ti lis .. i8 a 5r eat _ isco ^ er y and 1 dm wonderfully Im- an anti dlmensary platform. The Tod ten hour bill is the only piece of Important legislation near ••mplethn outside the whiskey busi ness. ’Die t Q n hour bill will become taw as ibon as the senate agrees to the •nnse amendment allowing the mill ta mfbe up lost time to the extent of si Ay hours a year. The hill, as It Htan<'*. limits the hours to *ixty : two a peek beginning July 1 next and ntxtr hours a week after January 1 amt The only change In the nenslou tav will be an increase in the appro priation to $250,000. with perhaps about $15,000 additonal for cork legs nd arms. The high school bill, the bill to re peal the Hen law. the bucketshon bill, lie compulsary education measure, are all “up in the air” so far. The senate has refused to agree to the louse amendment to the high school 11M limiting the establishment of these high schools to towns of one thousand inhabitants or l-ss. Two aompulsorv education bills are pend- ilg In the house, but the senate has passed unfavorably on a similar bill, aad there seems to be no likelihood that this matter will be legislated apon. The senate has killed a Hen taw repeal bill like the Richards bill passed by the house, which promises Utile hope for the Richards bill. The house passed a bucketshop bill of its •wn. rejecting the bill sent over by who was the victim of wood alcohol poisoning at Spartanburg last week. Th-y brought with them their two- weeksold Infant. Arthur went to Asheville with his father’s reipalns.. Mrs. Farmer remained in Gaffney. Thursday was a fearful day and the little baby could not stand the ex- nosure to the weather, so it became sick Thursday night and died Friday morning about four o’clock. The lit tle body was conveyed to Dravton- ville church yard and burled Sunday at 12 o’clock, the funeral being con ducted by Rev. B. G. Ross, of this city house and helped make cider and'ed him in the matter, that he was at Spartanburg Monday [ The infant born to Mr. and Mrs. with Childers. He then testified that | Ed Ostein last week died last Thurs he got the elder for the Gaffnev men day and was hurled at Brown’s Chv>- acre ; 11 pay some of oiy farm h , « • « ■*-» • « ” Ol*C3 V r~\ V rt £>■•{ Wt 4 ...■41* 4 V. _ T.v I „ _ J* deal better than 19:50, the nrevail- nroved that 1 have come down kero Ing price for ordinary cotton now. to thank Mr. Cooper in nersna « n /i Mr. McCraw raised a hale to the obtain more of thf medicine” 1 from another man In the city. He 1 el Friday. Death of Mrs. Spencer. Mrs. John Spencer died at her home at Limestone mills Friday morning about four o’clock, after an Illness of about two months. Mrs Sneneer wag about thirty one years of age. She was a Miss Owensby before her marriage. Her remains were taken to Elbetbel church, of which she was a member, last Sat urday for Interment. The funeral was conducted by Rev. E. O. Ross, of this city. Deceased leaves a hus band. four children and four step children, mother, father, five sisters and two brothers to mourn her loss. Deputy Sheriff Durham Saves a Child. The presence of mind of Deputy Sheriff Charley Durham last Friday probably saved a little child from serious harm and perhaps death. Mr. Durham was In the upper section of the county near Goforth’s mill, when j ing of his wonderful wont my father there suddenly appeared in the road | consulted him regarding my said that he did not know where I this man got it. He stated that h3 carried a sixteen gallon keg of cider Li this city last Monday and kent it at a Jew store on the left hand side of the street going to the deoot from the court house, the same house that Mr. Sharp’s market is in. He said that he left It In this store until ; Tuesday. “W. B. Scoggins testified about ; the same as W. F. Bright. He stated that he waa one of the party who ! bought the cider from Childers and that he was sure that it was well mixed with wood alcohol as he was acquainted with the taste of wood alcohol and was nolson-d .once be fore with it He said that the worst effects came on him the next morn pg and he ate cabba"e and t, re'>se which helped him a little. He also stated that he heard Childers drum- j mlng for the elder. According to his testimony, Childers did not give v iiu ^ ai but put R ta^s^^ke? ^e^ald jl^ve^V ^sked^s^to^share Hfe coI,!8,on but Char,ey captured the J medicine ♦ - - n ^ v ° ever asKed 1,8 to ® hare ,,fe runaway and saved the baby bv his about.” There was a flr« In Pacolet last night in which Mr, Joe Klrbv lost the house In which he lived. We cannot learn the particulars this morning, but from reports, we, learn evo r vthing in the house was saved The house belonged to the Pacolet Manufacturing Comnany and w^ sup pose it was Insured for enough to cover the loss by the fire. Mrs. Bertha Mathis and sister. Miss Nannie, were shopping at the Racket store yesterday. Mr. Paul Brown, of Pacolet spent a f^w houra here vesterday. Mr. R. E. L. Goforth, one of our hustling farmers. Is again complain ing with his side. Messrs C. T. Chalk and W C. Go forth snent a pleasant time last Sun dav night. We wii not say W-h^re thev went. ers to experiment with the Floradora long staple.—Greer Observer. Another statement was made by Mr. E. Luken living at 1006 Gest St who said: “I have been a sufferer with rheumatism for several yearn I could not walk or stand on mv feel when Mr. Cooper came to Cincinnati. Nothing helped me In any way and I despaired of finding relj-f. ! was In a general rundown condition, also and had some stomach trouble. Hear- case a runaway mule hitched to a buggy, and purchased a bottle of hia v*- On ,b e seat of the buegy wa, tee nisvovery. After I nad flalaSw (Z three-year old child of Mr. Humph- * -- ““•■ned that rles. a resident of that section. Mr. Humphries had gone to mill, taking big child with him. The foot of the buggy was filled wth meal sacks and one wh°el of the buggy run Into a mudhole. out one bottle I was able to walk dowa town and see him myself. “I have continued to take this won derfuj medicine and I am now with out a sign of rheumatism. Miy ge»- eral health is also greatly improved throwing Mr. Humphries (and 1 have not "felt w wall for'r-sr- The mule became frightened I would not have believed that there and started to run. When Charlev was a medicine on earihth? wSnS We wish to thank Mr. “J. L. S ” I beU^ Tl* !?? ^ tbi9 has d °ne for me. ! an. Sunday School Convention The fourth annual meeting of the ww arm nyi-r () , 8 ,,nda y School Convention of the its" senate.* ft islikely teat the "two 1 nroa ' 1 R,ver Association will beheld * uses will get together on this. *n Cowpens beginning on Saturday before the flftn Saturday in .March The house has passed the county •apply bill and the general anpro- •riatlon bill, In such statesmen Eke shape as to provide for the ex penditure of about a million and a fcalf and the income of less than $1,150,000. The total carried by the appropriation bill Is $1,321,000. with about $200,000 additional caryied in ether bills which will likely become . tew. The.State 1 vy is reduced half a mill to 4 12 mills. The levy on the new assessment of $245 000.000 'will yield $1 002.500. and there is at 10 a. m. The churches and Sunday schools of the Broad River Association are requested to bear this meeting In mind and to send representatives. A full report from each school Is d •- sired. The programme win be announced * a fo r - A. M. Simms. I that he called the attention of tae crowd to the stuff and said it would kill them as It contained wood alco hol. H<* was recalled bv the m-nnor and testified that they had not drank anything on the trin except the cider and that he heard Farmer sav before he f’l d that it was the cider that was killing him. “W. H. Bright, father of W. F. Bright, told the clearest story of the affair. He said that on the night of February 3 that the party camped at Zion Hill near the city and that they ate snnoer and retired at the usual for „,oe comn't-ient bald » * | ££ ^ me to regain my He has the most wonderful that I know anything a recent issue nf Tho Tod™,. Wo .. across grarrui to the cm ass-ire him we Th a ro T w Invt^. ^ e r ° ad “ th " 8 b,ock,n * the nrogress It possible for ? n ?..?. re . b _ _ we ar . e .? ot *? xl0 "* of the runaway. There was a slight health with them. If we had more corre^ pendents like “J. L. S.” what a na- ner The Ledger would be—but It Is the best paner as It is—that we get. M/isses Addle Brown and Mary Lou Chalk, the principal and assist- nresence of mind. It was a heroic Other statement, t-.i-.o~ r v ?! d ~. b ." t :_?!/!7! e J dep ’ ,ty sbprl,r !, ! wb o had previously used VhT ItWL < in os seem to prove that Cooper's as modest as ever. Born ant t aeher of the Goucher school. | Wedn^da^ ISth^a 'fine^daughter ^ are spending tonight with Mr. and u-ugaier Mrs. P. R. Smith and family. Beware ff ''Digestives" isuccess throughout the country ta genuine. Death of Mi*# Mamie Millwood. Miss Mamie Millwood. e dost daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thcma* Ml.lwood. of the lower part of* the county, died at. her home at 8:16 Buford St. Methodist Church Note*. The regular services will he held _ . w , v> „ , OI next Sa bbath. Preaching at 11 a m. tess than $200,000 insight outside— a nd t *^ : ^® p< 111 Pastor, Rev. from franchise tax s. license fees. - • ” Harp er. Sunday school at 9:45 etc. The comptroller general has a ’ m • ^ >ro ^ W. C. McArthur, sunerln- b«en counting, upon about $145,000 fondent. additional for the new year through a proposed change In the law t-gard- tag the taxing of insurance com panies. the proposition be!-/, to tax them about 2 1-2 per cent on their gross premiums and do away with the mnnlclpallty tax. But this was firmonstrated to he a scheme to KI7- tb * Insurance companies about $•6,000 a year, and it will Hkelv fail J. R. McG. TO CURE . . COLD IN ONE DAV Take LAXATIVE BBOMO Quinine Tablet*. Drurrlvt* refund money If ,K falls to cure E W .1ROVTPE slg ;ature 1* on «ach box 2fs. The mid week service on Wednes day evening at 7.15. These are prov ing to he very helpful services Strangers and visitors cordially welcomed. Mir. Junnle Mathis, of Pacolet. spent a few hours here last Sunday. ^r, B . G “ L Pettit, one of our The Only Way to Cur e Stomach Die- 0,c, °c k last faturday morning "after formers, spent yesterday in orders is by Strengthening tho , a two week s illness, In the eigMe-a- M y ' , ™ T r. „ Digestive Organs. th year of her age. Sh- joined the hour on Sunday night Left the camp in ^ f*™' K II P 6 ord,Iiar y Pepsin tablet has , Ba PtIst church at Abingdon Gre k ok™, o • and "pp- M«\ Hoyd. spent ruined more stomachs than all other la8t summer and has lived such an xfr r n n Gp ! lcher ‘ the guest of causes combined. While it gives tern- exceptionally Christian life that no Ur T n h ' ^ r* .A P° rar7 re >«ef It leaves the digestive « n e could truthfully sneak evil of wn a J i ' and POn t> av,d > fVRtem weaker than ever, and the ti t. She was a beautiful young la w d P'Pc rabb,ts last Friday. tablets must be continued with in- dv whom everybody thought well of Mr and Mrs John H. Mathis spent creased frequency. The large congregation thif atfend- 3 uic R ’ ,n nn V ? ,^ a ?L et . Tbe on,v wav 10 Permanently cure f d he r funeral at Abingdon Creek Ur 8 j ^ B p |° bn ‘ daughter of stomach troubles is by strengthen l &s t Sabbath was an evidenc * of the hannfi^mftr. ^ J^ttlejohn. was Ing the digestive organs with a Mi-o- lbl « b esteem i n which she was held hapnily married last Sunday week to na stomach tablet tak n before b 7 the community in which shi; lived. meals. In this way the remedy pre- B er bereav-d parents have the svm nares the stomach for the food and t ,a thy of their many friends in their Hunting for Trouble. ‘Tve lived In California 20 years, i and am still hunting for trouble In th« way of burns, sores, wounds, boils, cuts, sprains or a case of nlles that Bucklen’g Arnica Salve won t quickly cure.” writes Charles Walters, of Al leghany. Sierra Co. No use hunting, Mr. Walters; It cures every cas“. I Guaranteed by Cherokee Drug Co. ! 25c. J* i3ard“n seed sold in hulk or In cents papers at Gaffney Drug tbe teed store. —Garden seed in bulb, In papers, or | any old way you want them. Wood’s * 0 eds. Ferry's seeds. The best seed at Gaffney Drug Co. about 8 o’clock Monday morning and arrived here about 11. J. F Far-nei and his son, he said went to the city were gone a short time when th^y re turned and J. F. Farmer said don't send us after any more whiskey and showed a bottle, the kind that nhos- otnte Is sold in and said that he gave Tally, a negro boy. fifty cents for It. and that was what he got instead of whhkey. Then Luke Childers called Farmer to him and exhibited a Per una bottle and told Farmer that if he would give him a dollar that he could get the bottle full. The "*-»v then gave Chllder* $2 and he sent the boy after the cider. He states that when the boy brought the cider hack that he tasted it and remarked that oulnlne or something hitter was In It, and that he did not want anymore of It. Th» three men, according to his storv. went Into a stable and drank all of It. After drinking R Farmer eomnlalned of being sick. He said that th* three men on their wav hack to Gaffney were sick and vomited several times Farmer, he said did not get out of the wagon but once after leaving this city. His death oc- cured Wednesday morning.” a carpenter at Pacolet. C. Neighbor* Cot Fooled, “I was literally coughin gmyselfto d ath and had b »come too weab to leave my bed; and neighbors predict ed that I would never leave it alive: hut they eot fooled, for thanks be to God. I was Introduced to try Dr. King’s N o w Discovery. It took Just four one dollar bottles to completely cure the cough and restore me to "ood sound health.” writes Mr* Eva Hncapher of Orovertown. fitark Co.. f nd. Thts King of cough and cold cures and healer of throat and lunes '* gurt-antepd by Cherokee Drug Co 50c and ,$1.00. Trial bottle free. wp ak*p pushing seed Just now Evarybodr know* that we are In the drug business Gaffney Drug Co. excites tne secretion of gastric Juices hour bereavement, so that, when the food Is eaten, the » . . stomach is prepared to digest It. Mr flht * If Mlona was a mere digestive. It k^Lo £ u Z a™' ce,pbratod wonld he taken after eating, so as to T ^ r a la I* e aud, en<* mix with the food, but then oerma- nLJ'h . C °!re g \ T,,esdav ev «- nent relief would not be gained. k . .u u. 8 9 P ,Pnd,d "foffPR- Nothing Mlona stomach tablets are sold J r>r * ,,e b '' 8 be *n a©- only in a neat metal box. convenient nT ded M 111 Much credit is due Mr®, for the puree or vest pocket, and itp 0r «Mi Gar, ' ett _ ^yers for bringing cost but 50c. Mr - ^ l,J!0 n to Gaffney and it is only The Gaffney Drug Co. have seen so nroD< r to 8u y that she managed th* rnanv cure* made by Mon* atomach enga gement with signal ability. tablets tha' *hev give a guarantee A tissue with evrrv: he nf'iml p give satisfj In using he cured t* your numev be returned. builder. reco*struetor. ’hat the money will builds tip wastp force, makes strong f»e remedy falls to nerves and muscle. You will real!?* You run no risk after taking Hollister’s Rock MmnW for vou are sure to tain Te;. what * wqpderful benefit *ng exnense, or else w'M be to vou. 35 cent*. Tea or T lets. Gaffney Drug Co.