The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, March 22, 1907, Image 6
of your ploughing
irginia=Carolina Fertilizers.
"i- vour yields per aeie,” aiul help you lo
,imount of money for \our labor. Decrease
but double your u>e of \ irginia-Carolina
ei feel and hear your pockets jingle with
I).d you get from us or your fertilizer M
■ almanac ? It’s a beaut , and full of ^
HORSE SHOE ROBINSON.
(Continued from page two.)
thoiv was tt sort of colloguing to
gether. and then a story made up
about Mike’s being at Killy Watson’s,
tiio black-smith s. It didn’t tell well
Major, and il sot nv to suspicions.
The gray of the morning i not the
time for blacksmith's work: there’s
tlie fire to make up. and what not
lb , bb . it don't belong to thr trade,
as I know ti re in the country to !><>
at work so early. | said nothing;
but I made a sort of reckoning in
Tuv own mind tli.it th* y looked like
a couple of de-uirti rs ti-yine to sham
1 sentry. Then again, there was
1 loos* Tl re is
something in Case signs, von imr
depend upon it. Major Kutler!”
musiii"-. and paying bur little atten
■ o’- to i!a- sii'ii'ises o! the ^rgeant
"I can li:irdl>' think it was a dream.
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tols were likewise put in order, and
our travellers, being thus restored
to an attitude of defence, turned
their horses’ heads Into the thicket
ii on their left, and proceed- d across
the space that filled up the angle
made by the two branches of the
road; and, having gained that branch
which tin \ sought, they pressed for-
•ward diligently upon their joumej
The path th-v had to travel was
lonely and rugged, and it was but
once or twice, during the dnv. that
Hu y met a casual wayfar- travers
iim the same wild. From such a
source however Kiev were inform-
CATARRH
BLOOD
DISEASED
AND SYSTEM DISORDERED
Catarrh is not merely uu inflammation of the ti
throat, as the symptoms of ringing noises in the ears,
d t]
their n
the for
wav.
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i-> wcr- on tin- most -n
o (’.rindall’s ford, and ihat
in■> imd aliamloned would
iet< d them to the Dog
ig. a point much out of
r eonrse, and from which
ighk only have been reacb-
IlfTieult and tortuous hy-
>»•] --.im • opened the • yes
ion to the
it encompassed
them to the ex-
pte>d vigilance,
trustv soldiers.
wav with tin*
iiirage. confident
retreat was ful-
a-lvanco.
XT FKIDAV.l
'•ceful Language.
into the tl
cate; it ;
part, of f
of uric ,i
conn t-
atni -
Thi
patt
tlx chili :
of a cd.l
symptom
tarrli
feel in
comes an
at, c
hi-..
‘.'stei
in F
al h;
the
spitting, el
entire cir-
a is d
Ki<ltn=
id insl
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F"
in
Alter
J to s
stem.
1 lU
oes, the ht
<M)m;)a
rh-it
inn is upse
I had Catarrh for about liftoen
yeais, am no man could have Ctt
been wi«rt,e. I tried everything
I could hear of, but no good re
sulted. I then began 8. S. S., and
could see little improvement
from the first bottle, and after
taking it a short while waecured.
This was six years dko, and I am
as well today us anyman. i think
Catarrh is a blood disease, eud
know there la nothing on earth
better for the blood than S. S. S.
Nobody thinks more of S. 8. 8.
than Ido. M. MATSON,
Lapeer, Mioh.
was he:
docs ti'
do tv it
the d!
pain
id tit
in
- un
j -mi tir-
th is d
to cur
miatior
- Ii the 1
more 1
fort of
of
stn
S.
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i,
tur fit
•adv for
'1:1
! now always
, nowv jf MIlV
M Paint, the
1 for nothing,
don.; Dm L. &
. 1. 1 t* -v-f
,o\jt > 1 .‘JO
in a da to
Jr“* c
bloo
and
bi it
and
onsti
Punf-LY VEGETABLE
everv symptom disappeai s, the<
restored. S. S. ,S. ahso tones up tl
fine tonic to the entire system. If
use of S. ,S. S. ami write us a statei;
send you literature about C.-tarrli,
without < ’large S. S. S. is for s.i
rwr *rtvj •
rn permam n
M’hly puriliv
1 poisons, a
A :. ned and b
h. for this p
-• at its head
"f the troul
■ I ling curt,
le of the cal
, making thi
uealthy. Th
begin to lie;
k-ared, the hat
Mtion is built
tomach mul
i are suffenn
;t of your cast
ml give you
at all first cl
v-,ucs of the head and
mu- ous dropping back
, w-mld seem to indi-
. o-m and the greater
|. ien< e of an exeess
K -wels I'refjuently be-
: v’ng off the refuse
a i-1 iu the system.,
u distributed to all
irritate and inflame
and the contracting
tin;' and disagreeable
the body the
1; id has a tight, full
the eve , slight fever
system disordered and
sc. It is a waste of
' : » .
it-. Such tr- atmeat
xid, and < .til, therefore,
i ti :n; irarily relieve
- trouble. To cure
be
- -1-1 ; lie s', tem cleansed
t the i t
ill up. Nothing equals
rp'>,e. It all.- ks tae
down to the very
-ro 1 makes a complete
s. S. S. removes every
1 p. . -m from ti.e
in ft
n the inflamed metn-
tl • head is loosened
k n ami: duingcea.se,
p 1 vigorous health.
is as A
Ah Catarrh begin the
. 1 our physicians will
- i.d medical advice
Irug stores.
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iOMEST INSURANCE
Buck s Stovei .Feat Quickly |
mean 1 j a ic k
«1 :u<* extr;
CtbOf
1 Ills Is (IlK'
am! warpmji
t a llui'k's St<
icat in a Buck
il reasons win
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- W ILK! MS-WAT SON HAROWARE COMP’Y
,1 v/hirh ho r
OTipnoH th
IVIakes a Woman
Look Ten Years
Younger
Because it takes
a cjrcat weijjht
otl her uiimi . .
Jell-O
K--Ives th- (l.iils l)e-s--rt problem.
]>yusing-T-11-0 it is i»ossible tos.-rvo
a-liflerentd- •-•ft - \ - iy-l u iiithe \ear.
.loll-O can be prepared in-
f ;■ A rdantlv ;m])ly
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' 7 fl 10c.
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Thr GiTiFSft Purr Food ( o., i • Koy, N. V
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ELLIOTT ESTES, Jr. General Agent,
Spartanburg;, S. C.
GRAND
THURSDAY NIGHT
MARCH 21st. m and 23d
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Our stock is now complete in every department of our big establish
ment. No stock to compare with it in the upper part of the
State. Thousands of dollars worth of goods to be sold
: : : at real bargains. ' : :
SILKS! SILKS!
Foulards, Fancies,
Plaids, Changeables
ALL CORRECT THINGS. SEEOURSTOCK
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We cordially invite all tlie ladies of Gaff
ney and vicinity to inspect our grand
Millinery display, commencing Thursday
night at eight o’clock and continuing untii
Saturday. All cordially invited. No cards.
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Announcement!
Good Clothes Exhibit.
Wurth the attention of every man who has
Spring things to buy.
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We have hundreds of other bargains, but haven’t time or space to
tell you about them in this issue. Come in and let us show you.
Beautiful sheer Voiles in
Blacks and Colors at $1.00
Carroll & Byers
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Plaids, Fancies and
Light Weights
ALL CORRECT FOR THIS SEASON
Buy your Easter Oxfords now. The trade
follows our style.
Foulard Silks in Novelties.
The best thing of the season