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Years TRADE MARK REGISTERED have been the standard because they are made from honest materials. See that the trade mark is on every bag. None genuine without it. F. S. ROYSTER GUANO CO., Norfolk, Va. For Sale By Carroll & Byers, THE ENEMY BEHIND. ■gap.-' REAL ESTATE Handled on Commission. 1 handle both City and County property; jay costs of adveitising and making titles. If you want to buy see me. If you want to sell see me. I bring buyer and seller together. The buyers nearly always come to; me. Those who have lands for sale will act wise by placing their property with me for sale. :::::::: Z. A. ROBERTSON. Ramsey & Coyle Painters, Paper Hangers and Decorators Gaffney! S. C. We have just received the largest and most complete line of samples of Wall paper, Sin-O-Wall andSanitas ever shown in Gaffney. We also paint. Esti mates and references cheerfully fur nished. Feb. 5-1 mo. RAMSEY & COYLE How a Hunter In Africa Was Saved by His Eyeglasses. In writing of his hunting adven tures in Nubia in Harpers, Captain T. C. S. Speedy tolls how ho was saved from the attack of a native by the retleetion in his glasses. “After a slight refreshment 1 spread my sheepskin rug a couple of yards off and, turning my back to the fire, kept a lookout in front, as owing to the precipitous stony cliff that rose on three sides of our camping ground I found it was next to impossible for any one to enter except in that direction. Suddenly a log which had been charred quite through fell asunder, throwing out a large shower of sparks, while a bright flame shot upward. To my surprise I beheld before me an ex traordinary sight which held my at tention fixed, though for a moment I did not realize what I saw. Im mediately before my eyes was the diminutive figure of a native, evi dently, from his mop of hair, one of the Hadendoa tribe, but only about two inches in height, spe c in hand, which he was quivering* up and down as if on the verv verge of striking a blow, a fiendish grin dis torting his countenance. My as tonishment lasted but an instant. I quickly perceived that this was the reflection in my spectacles of an enemy behind me, who must have slipped in while I wa« dozing, and that I was the object of the aim which in another second would have proved fatal. There was not time either to rWc or turn, but, flinging myself backward, I seized the sav age by hi« foot and. pulling him forward, happily upset him on his hack and closed with him. “The excitement and breathless ness of the struggle prevented me from calling out, especially as I had at first great difficulty in retaining my hold of my foe, owing to the slipperiness of his greasy skin, hut the sand which stuck to him as we rolled over and over together soon enabled me to obtain a better grip. Luckily in our rough and tumble contest we knocked up against one of my hunters, who, although sound asleep till that instant, was on his feet in a twinkling and quickly set tled the matter by slipping a cord around the elbows and legs of the man, who was thus secured.” Th» Great Problem of Tomorrow. A sc.entist tells of the energy the cart.i nvoives from the sun: “When ^ic sun is nearly overhead he de- I-Srr at 1 th ! th„ hor-U V ° ° m ° rP than -urfaca r f ° r e ? ch 8( l uare >' ar <l of loss ociv ^'? . afte , r deducting the the earVs n atoLih e abs< ? f r ^ ion nf true that? atrn °«phere, it is still when the? Ch - Sq , uar ? ? ard reives wi.en i, shining the equiva 1 lent of on* working con- immuslv. q.i^ans there ^ de livered on < i, B u * jkmhuIs on„ fjt » “'O.ght of 33,000 ii in one minute and this power isv,- if’ “pU broad, sunlit p\, 1 ' n ",T • " tl " stm deliver- ehaoieal enorey \ , ' en “ ro .°‘ horsepower. wou'V'’ ex l ,re:,s: od m finite. A small a ™ rj 't m- suffice for the who ° ', woll|, » Whv is it not set to ?' or . Id * w ork This is the problem ' VOr ^ • > 'morrow. 'Good to Eat That’s why everyone liken Jeil-O the dainty dessert! (Approved by rare Pood OoinailssloMw.) Easily Prepared.—Runply »dH lioilmg water and let cool FW«; I^mon.OranKo, Itaspherry, btrawherry, Chocolate, Cherry, P,. a , h. 10c per package, enough for large family, at all grocers. * Olnslraled Recipe Book tree. Highest award at all Expos!Hons. The Genesee Pore Food Co.. LeKoy NT irit oar booth at JameatownExpoBition dEUl-O' TAX RETURNS. The office will be opened fir t w * ,c oo-u on th« first day of January. 1907. for the f nnoA ^ I* vet* A Dagger For tb non? of receiving "returns‘of S? ,ah calleif k *- ; able property for the vear 1907 I will \ huiimir iu Ste th*' ' in the Auditor’s nffiro ae r>ow :„-l,„i,le aiT-V' •' "VV : li'l tl'e 2Mh 0 ( February u , -. .u lii< salutatld or \ \,i o ijectlon wiuiV'l the ilu- cii>e of tli*; former, but ff* 1 in viied to luaui over tin* lloral* hi to a groom of Che cliauibers. Ifi 115 -' with ii » yivat readiness, and the s ’ of the chambers discovered thV* flowers sheathed a very bnslneS dagger.—Pall Mall Gazette. ''(I -i tl "Vi A11 , person s are requl»- a of making returns to n what school district tb*r ^ate live. W D. Camo, Auditor. —Try a bottle of “Natures Cough Remedy” and a box of “Grip Tablets” for that cough and cold. If they don’t cure the Gaffney Drug Co. will re fund your money. Is that fair? Costs nothing If they don’t cure. HOME-MADE CATARRH CURE Any one can mix right at home tl best remedy of its kind known. Th name “Cyclone’’ is given to the fol lowing prescription. It Is supnosed, because of Its promptness in driving from the blood and system every ves tige of catarrhal poison, relievelng this foul and dread disease no matter where located. To prepare the mix ture: Get from any good pharmacy one-half ounce Fllud Extract Dande lion, one once Compound Kargon and three ounces Compond Syrup Sarsa parilla. Shake well and use in teas- spoonful vlosos after each meal and at bedtime. There Is a harmless, inexpensive mixture, which has a peculiar action unon the eliminative tissues of the Kidneys, assisting them to filter and strain from the blood and system all catarrhal poisons, which, if not eradi cated. are absorbed by th*' mucous membrane, and an open sore or catar rh Is the result Prepare some and try It. as It Is the prescription of an eminent catar rh specialist of national reputation. •Eating House. When in town give us a call. We will do all that is in our ©wer to please you. Fresh asters served in all styles. Before buying or selling a farm or any property, write to The Carolina Realty and Trust Company, Blshop- vllle. S. C. Feb. 12-tf. Subscribe fo r The Ledaer; $1 a year. K, s Eating House osite Postoffice. tf forget r I you ctn [ “ or or red of Cancr T«- | I thousand a____ ’ J * ! I surest cu. . I fat*!. HoC7 le(1 ’ I write . I D. B. GLAi Sores. Ten I v It U the i arth. Delay is » cured? Just I HOi 'rover, N. C. Nuggets Rocky Mounhs A Busy Medicinx Brings Golden Healt. 1 A specific for Constip#°P |e « and Kidney troubles. Fid Vigor. Blood. Bad Breath, Slusrc^tlon. Ltaw and Backache. Its Rocky ua .ct tom. 35 cents a box. Heidach* Hollister Drug CoMPAN ea i n tab ^ GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR »nade t* VVis. — —-:opl£ EMBROIDERY SALE Thursday and Friday, 14th and 15th Here we come offering to you the most beautiful line of Embroideries that has ever been shown in the City of Gaffney. We don’t say it boastingly, but we claim to show you this season in this special TWO DAYS SALE of Embroideries, the prettiest shown this side of New York. You will find the line complete in all the match sets in Swiss, Batiste, Nainsook and C. B. C. Sets, Also Nainsook and Cambric Seeding. About six pieces fine Swiss flouncing. A CORSET COVER is a necessity. A ready made Corset Cover is generally unsatisfactory. A home-made Corset Cover of Embroidery, by the running yard, is defective because the arm holes are unfinished and their cutting out has resulted in the mutilation of the partern, thereby destroying the beauty of the garment. The LILY WHITE semi-finished embroidered Corset Cover was created to remedy these defects, and consequently fills a long felt want. Semi-finished^ Ask to see them. We have the material in Batiste, 45 inches wide, very sheer/that we are showing along with 'this very select Hi Embroidery. Also Persian, India and French Lawns. WHITE GOODS and MUSLIN UNDERWEAR will be marked down In proportion. Just received by express>lxty beautiful ready to wear WASH*SILK SHIRT WAISTS especially for this Embi Prices range from $2.00 to $7.50. We will have plenty af help to wait on you, so come early and select your Embroidery for this season, days only. Good Music furnished all during Sale. COM n: v » r <