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I > onr brother editors, and we trust Paper From Cotton Stalks. that none treasure agains* us any (Charlotte Observer.) unfortunate expression we may have With reference to The Observer’s used. Certainly, for our part, we recent discussion of the print paper harbor no unkind feellnga. We love situation The Gaffney, S. C., Ledger all the newspaper makers, men and has tl .a: The Ledger Is not responalbl# for women, and we prize, above all, “It may Interest the Observer and THE LEDQER. Tuesday and Friday, Ed. H. DeCamp, Editor and Publisher. *h« views of correspondents. Watch your label and the data. And renew before 'tls too late; If there b« an error, don’t get mad, Report to us—we’ll make you glad. Rem< tnber 'tls our aim to please, But errors are like peskv fleas— Thev will creep In In spite of fats. Therefore, watch your label and the date. —Original i their friendship and esteem. These other users of print paper to know annual meetings bring about a bet- that the invention of Messrs. Daniels ter understanding and a higher con- and Kuhne, of this city, will likely re ception of our duty to each other and volutionize the manufacture of print the public. Every newspaper man paper They have constructed ama in South Carolina should he a mem- chine to separate the bark from the berflT the association and attend the wood pulp of the cotton stalk. The meetings.—Bamberg Herald. wood pulp will mabe a good quality We are taught that it I* human to of newspaper. It will open un a new err. but divine to forgive. Would It of r , even 1 » e for t ho Southern ' u ’ ^ farmer as it will make the stalk, not be the greater part of wisdom to jj as heretofore been of no com- weigh our words before allowing niercial value and regarded by many them to go into cold type? How manv heart aches and misunderstand- VALUE OF GVPSV LIFE Rheumatic Woman Nearly Cured Living In House on Wheels. DEVOTED U.'JCLE HER NURSE. Policeman's Wife Fast Recovering Aft- f er Three Months of Roving L*fe In Open Air—Her Husband Buys Farm So That She May Not Have Relapse. .Mrs. Nelson M. Hart, wife of a po Ikeman attached to the F.ldridge street CITY DIRECTORY. Officials. J. Q Little Mayor H. L. Spears Mayor Pro Tern W. H. Ropg City Clerb R. A. .Tones Treasurer A. L Hallman Health Officer T. H I-inckhan Chief Police J. B Bell City Attornev Board Public Works A. N Wood Chairman J N. I* 'scomb ings could thus be avoided! None are perfect, but by a little forethought we might remove some of the thorns and let the rose leaves predominate Let’s try it for a year and note the result. as an annoyanr a source of revenue. With the cotton, the cotton seed and . . the cotton stalk all of commercial »ork, is fast rc overiug value the Southern cotton growers will certainly be in clover.’’ It has been evident, for some time from what was supposed to Oe meura ble rheumatism after living the life of a gyps' on wheels for thr* - e mouths. that the cotton stalk is destined to yew York World. She is now up iu the hills of Ftoekland county, in New York state, where the air is line PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS play an iminirtam pan in the paper supply of the future, hut a practical method of utilizing it remained to tie found If the Gaffney men have and bracing, and is looking forward t > invented a machine which renders reluming home within a few weeks re the wood pulp of the stalk available stored to health. Mr and Mrs. J. (’. Jefferies spent their achievement is most notable. Mrs. Hart is blessed with a loving Friday In the city of the Spartans. Not only would such an invention U t ir se, who to cure her rheumatism lias Miss Aurelia I/nige returned and relieve the Treasurer where she has been visiting friends. j, r inting trade, as The Ledger ro- to open up a new source of revenue to j m ,„.,i to aceount his combined knnwl- fhe city Friday from SpArtanburg t] 1( , Southern farmer and relieve the n f building and house eoii- W. H Ross Secretary Board of Trade W. C. Hamrick President J. C. Otts Secretary ^j rs . p, ^ Farrow, of Charlotte, "" 1 '■ N. C.. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. N. Wood, this week. Miss Juanita Pinson is at home mi>- ii.os > ..^n .»* ■ 11-priming una<\ as i "• ‘ ‘>truetion. He is William Scot Mr. and Mrs. George Garrett By- niar ks. but 't would greatly “elp uf Spring Valley, carpenter a er« arrived home Friday after a visit save our rapidly disappearing forests. ^ Mrs H . |rt [ lHV |n e iieen to Mr. Byers’ parents at Gainsville, Th e Observer will watch the (.annoy j,^., rmmtv he sw Ga inventions career with interest.. _ ,, .. . The Situation Was Tense. (Marion Star) Judge R o. Purdy, who is holding -..T. ”“7" " ’ vf ," . Mr. E. H. DeCamp, editor of the .for the summer. M,s s ha, Ga(fney 1 „ haIf o, Ih^ a ,, d lv , a .„ JUDGE R. 0. PURDY. He is William Scott, native tnd imek* born iu no other •ausc for his niece’s riieumatisin than that she had passed several winters in a «rtoam heated flat in New York. The Harts live at obi Amsterdam 50c IN CASH FOR 100 COUPONS FROM THE CIGARETTE OF QUALITY 2 Coupons in Each Packagn! Coupons also Redeemable foe Valuable Presents I'raniinn Department AMERICAN TOBACCO CO. JERSEY CITY, X. J. ST. LOUIS. MO. court in Gaffney now. has resigned i )een clerking in Charlotte Gaffney Chamber of Commerce, in vited the association to meet next year at Gaffney Major Hemphill tlle and Mr. Morris invited the associa- ^ ^ lion to return to the Isle of Palms O. A. Osborne, of Blacksburg, was onc( . more conscientious justice doffs the ermine. i n the city yesterday attendinglcourt. A sanguinary contiict of the asso- Mr. Osborne is totem.in of the grand ( -j a tion’s emotions imperilled and the '’ure. 'tack te Rockland county the un- | as tense, when upon De- elo took his niece. ' fr. m the bench and will retire at the expira-ion of his term. The bench of South Carolina will sustain a distinc* :opp when this able and N. A. Coeke. of the law depart ment of the Southern Power Com pany. Charlotte. N c.. was in city yesterday on business. the very worst kind of rheumat m, paralyzed her hands and feet four i years ago she went to Spring Valley. Last fall she was so far recovered that ; •dn* r turned to New York. Steam heated flats made sad havoc of th* TAX ON UACHELORS. Baltimore Mayor’s Plan to Increase City's Revenues. Mayor J. Barry Mahool of Baltimor has stirrisl up a hornets' nest by 'i'; He ha c ably and fearlessly dis charged the duties of his high office, in othe- words he ha> been an orna ment r o ’he judiciary of the State. In oil. opinion the resignation of this able judge was the result of the pittance which our law-makers pay situation wa P Roberts, of Cherokee Falls. (* aml ,N solemn declaration that he for Gaffney, he. sight? I " ill build a house on wheels.’’ said •‘s<> that you can travel and see tin* Tbo uncle sot to work and built ns jury “ i n the citv yesterday. Mr. had the votes to w,n Roberts has a host of friends here Major Hemphill and Nrr py’arleston’s who are alwavs glad to greet him. sented to withdraw ‘ nariesion s U H Mitchel. of King’s f’reek, is c i alm an d moved to make unamm0g o in the citv attending court as a juror. ,he vote for Gaffney m ^ inch white pine, with a flute on its Greg Susong. of Star Farm, was Gaffney was chosen as the next pi - edge. He lined It with two thiekne«se- tr tbp C rcult judges. No lawyer in the city yesterday on business. for meeting. of building paper, sealed it with half J ‘ , Misses Mamie and Eula Wright, of inch spruce and decorated it with who enjoy? a good practice can af N c s , )0nt a fe w days in Gettin’ Mighty Gay, Sandifer. Safe and sanitary It ford to £ro on he bench or e c Jt v last week with their aunt. CNoikM e * ' ' ,v f , | ' f. was. just big enough. S by 10. There amoiin* which they are paid, and if Mrs A ' g forty. on Victoria avenue. Colonel Bug s ,f ,’ ho 1)res8 was .me room and a kitchen stove, ta- a good lawyer accepts the place he From here they went to Shelby to ( ,affne> Ledg-i, - P ^ th( . ne xt Me. pantry and two bunks. doe? so for the honor of the position visit relatives before re uni * anmr'u convention will be held In Then came the problem of locorno and nor because he Is able to live on s ttlo of Ash eville, fafTney next summer. It is needless lion. Four Iron wheels were procured. of the office. Circuit n q was the guest, last week, of to say that nothing will be omitted six inch oak for the whifllotrees, foui j gesting to a uniting of tax expert mt to increase the city's reve nues that b.ielielors -hollld be taxed says a M’lti »re -pe.-ial <iispat.li t the Philadelphia Pros. ■’How uiii. ii of a tax do .\on thin! j bachelors ought to pay?’’ was the .pies turn asked o. Mayor Mahool. lie sa.J The Secret of A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION Now Revealed FREE! the sala: judges -bruld be paid $5,000 per SIrf . R s Lipscomb and year in order that a man who ae- s. Corry. of this city. Mrs. A. from the usual program. Even the | n( .|, f ()r f|„. ninning beam and a wil- niarlne feature can be carried out at j ow s iirk ns straight as a bee sting be aid of The Led- enabled to John F. Kitchens, formerly of this (} rassy p on d by th< live in . . n.j'f' while he is exercis- but now of Concord, spent yes- g*. r ’s naptha launch, and if fl.sh are ♦ m , n o ,. itv with relatives and scarce, the editors can go frogging. cepts the office may i- ...u: i ^ ur, 1 terdav in the city Ing the duties thereof. friends. Althi ’igh Judge Purdy lias seen fit Mrs. Samuel to retire from office at this time, he accompanied is such ai ly popuia we predict now that he she will visit Southern California, recipient of Charleston’s hospitality ed forth, smok will be . Leered as a member of the as fine horses as Rockland countv Deal, of Blacksburg, by Sam Doal, Jr., left able man and so universal- >' osTfir,la y f° r Indianapolis. Ind., where she goes to visit her mother. Has Faith j n “The old Man.*' (Edgefield Advertiser.) To entertain a convention that has for the polo. Two could be found In Were bought. This construction and outfitting \v;i- done in tin* village of Munsey, and maybe the natives didn't rub their What beauty i- more desirable than an J exquisite complexion and elegant jewels? "Why. they should pay at least Sion. An opportunity for every woman to Tax them to the limit is my motto. If obtain both, for a limited time only, they are wealthy bachelors we ought to I -j j K . directions and recipe for obtaining tax them high. j a faultless complexion is the secret long “Of eiMirsc when thev get tnarriod we . . . ‘ . . , , . . , ' , , ,i . guarded bv the master minds of the will give the money hack to them. But "• If they are hardened sinners and re Orientals and Creeks, fuse to get married we ought to keep This we obtained after years of work on taxing them heavily.” and great expense. It is the method “Blit how about the spinsters? Would used by the fairest and most beautiful you tax' them also?” was asked. women of Europe. “That is a rather delicate question.” Hundreds of American women who said the mayor. "I don t know so niu< h now use it have expressed their delight about taxing them. A bachelor Is so by , ui( j satisfaction. ..1. — ! ... ,1 A. , it. - I- I. * for two consecutive years been the eyes when the house on wheels start- -suing from the .■him- Bupreme -curt. where her husband now resides, be- 1 j s an undertaking of no mean pro- noy and Fn. le Scott tooling tin* outfit fore returning. ! portions. Everybody believes, how- f ll(m t ] 1( . pamey window. It was a Gus Deal, of Columbia, is in the | ( , ver> t) ia .t the “Old Man,” with Gaft- K ,.,. n ,d '•ight that took all the village The secret U easily understood and simple to follow and it will save you the expense of creams, cosmetics, bleaches NOTES AND COMMENTS. If mete , f our citizens would aid the authori'ies in the apprehension of crimin; as did Mr Wilburn and city. He is here to attend the trial of Wm. Mills for the shooting of his brother. C. Frank. Deal. Robert Scruggs, of upper Chero-1 kee. was in the city yesterday. nev at his back, will he equal to the f (MI! . f rolu i Iollie t,, ^.e where occasion. j the tiling was going to settle. Deacon Thinks W« wid Make Good. (Bamberg Herald.) o= Next year we go to Gaffney, where Logan Warmoth s Socks. Rd DeCamp has promised us a great suow „ ifto ,, allll his associate- at King’s Creek Fri- Ivogan Warmoth is one of <,ai1 ' t j nie . and we know he’ll makegood, day. it vo .Id make it decidedly more ney’s aesthetic young gentlemen w o r .j iar | eg t 0 p Ut jn an invitation, but :a "“ escap d e - These pi i. enien are be commend- ^laduated from the home-knit cotton j n i9()9—if they want us. ed for Tm.-i: promptness. land woollen sock? mother used to ' ; make and today he clads his feet in W herei n We Are Like “Bugs,” Hammon s farm, down m the Sa idie riv. i’ road, was tlm firsi st.ij»|nng place. The gangplank was lei down, and housekeeping began in earnest. The promptness. • • • In pas-.i.g we cannot refrain from , Un mlllg> gome time ago ne ‘ T'”' watpr True, they took up expressing our Joy because of the m , rc ' na sed a supply of the most In throwing a flfh out of the wate ^ I . uu(] as lhf>v selection Of Editor H. V. Varner, i Jariagated hues Imaginable. In fact Editor I^amp gives a good ImitA. - edit.,. Lextaston. N c.. DIs-Mh "y -l-e envy of all the aportt •■Bugs- Raymond In action. parch. • he presidency of the! ?” d sMnere? pauinT'leathers In the Ll« of Letters. National Editorial Association. Al-, J .. s - now his socks. He Th e following Is the jist of un- though a .T.-ighbor of South Carolina , lge< i g 0 barefooted. Anyhow, the c i a i me d letters remaining ln J- ® we tear -i.at .he Palmetto press Is colore“hey sho dt.es the water stunt o affn postrtllc. tor week endln* at I»gan’s boarding house became j j nn e 24, 10^7 th<* daintiest creations of the hosiery Some time ago he (Charleston Post,) not .-Hj v.-ii acquainted with Mr. Varii'T m- ;t slioul.l be. therefore we do not 'T'.ly comprehend his worth or appi'r hve his aldlities. Suffice it for 'i,. i.:» s.-nt to say that he is one* of ’ livest wires in Southern wei'kly ;> unalisni and is one of the com para'iveh few men made mom;- out of a country w'eek- when ly. We congratulate Mr. Varner and | replied: the N;i':< rial Editorial Association. Cl „ enamored of Logan's socks and stole , oh R „ n „i Pi f . z r Pf . n Wa]Ilf> . .he prettiest pair green, blue, yel- j onlan n " j low and red Striped socks of the en- Gome Gahmily. William Colon,un, collection. IdOgan objected to | G p P i hor s w P „ rrv A Pol] Sizemore. Miss this and as a consequence the boy j r ji in R oit. Win . , ‘ uocame so enamored of the f arr jo Gnidlock. (-'• Miss I-ann< h'au.lrn, ™ he that he atole a pair P.arrett. Miss Clara IM.I ehoire. He jii-T delifierately sits down and says be won't marry, and that is the end of it Now. 1 think we ough* to get after su.di x.'lfi-b men and make them contribute more heavily to the and forever give you a beautiful complex- city’s treasury than do married men.” ion, and free your skin from pimples, bad color, blackheads, etc. It alone i» LENGTHY BASEBALL GAME. worth to you many times the price we a.sk you to send for the genuine diamond School Teams In New England Play ring of latest design. Twenty-eight Innings. \V e sell you thL ring at one -.mall A record gain.' ot Imseball as t" p r(j fq above manufacturing co->t. The length a world record, it is believed. ice is less than one . half what other9 was plaved rccntlv between the Hen , .. , w,', ' . , „ r . charge. i he recipe is tree with everv ry L. Plor.e grammar school of Dor- r the wind blew, bin' Chester and the Bennett school ..f • rl,1 Is' S.-ott an.l his patient were sk snug as Brighton, says a Boston special dis It is a genuine rose cut diamond ring hugs in a rug. That was on April I. patch to the New York Times. For of sparkling brilliancy, absolutely guar- twenty-eight Innings both teams strug anteed, shajied like a Belcher with Titlany gled for supremacy. The Pierce school se tting of 12 kt. gold shell, at your local finally won out by the small score of jeweler it would cost considerably more 4 to 3. The game, which lasted moro ^ . . . , . . than *2.00. than three hours, abounded in sji . . m., s t or tbo cuun- tuoular r.,.,1, pl,.h.T» .tuck ...j "u u.»>l you th.» heauu.ul cou.plex.ou moved and some I’l 1 ** K ilI m‘ until the finish, although c 6 *- 1 ?*-' Iree "hen your order is received both were asked to give way to 'some or ring an.l #2.00 in money order, stamps of tiie substitutes. Score by Innings: 01 bills. Get your order in before our Pierce— r. 11. E- supply is exhausted. 002 too 000 000 000 000 000 000 0001 4 12 3 This o(Ter is made for a limited time Bennett— .... . . 003 (fpi 000 (>>10 000 000 000 000 0—3 11 0 only as a mean-, of advertising an.l in- Batteries I'e-rce. liooilai® and Kmeryf treducing our goods. Bennett. O'Connot and Ituggles. Send today betore the opportunity is Safety Vault on Ocean Liner. forgotten. Another Innovation has been made _ _ „ _ ___ for the convenience of those who go * • IvIvStttT down to the sea In ships and have being the proper moving day. < >11 Apr’ 17 the housekeepers decided to mean der again. They set sail for Spring Valley with a gale on the nortliea-t quarter and all sheeis pulling free. is b< fc r who nnv anf I ra n off with them, wa ave Mayor Ifittle yesterday morning. askffii what he had to say he "Dem socks wuz jist so I couldn't desist de temptation dein." It cost him J.'.Od. lohly io niarr> The . r’ing editor of the Charles ton Eve .ng Post, rejoicing over the return t Bugs” Raymond to the Char .-^1 -cam and praising him for h - ; ' t’ormance of last Monday, added , paragraph to the bottom of the article: I. is • g'::lv regrettable that Editor Ed. H DeCamp. who is the presiding gen ion- < t he sanctum of the Gaff ney I.edge) which .s devoted to the promoticr. of tiie publicity of Chero kee jn , rricular and the Piedmont in general did not stay one day more as he would have seen the inroni- Doe s Not Anticipate Disappointment. 11lorciiester Eagle. 1 Editor DeCamp promises big nril pushers of the an.] every effort break the record takes place at tie Roberson. Miss Rosa Miss Joe Smith. Miss \V. Mis- bannab tuner. Mis ters Call for advertised |e on each. \ R N Folg cent du Miss Min- Smith. !, Sawyer. S E. Win ters One P. M = . as things for the pe ^'ate rif'xt sum per will lie made to "lien th,. meeting Gaffney at ilia - 'bn. Tliere ar< many of tin* pres- pembers would be delighted 'o >'■.* .’ir ciation meet in Cbmleston and Isle of Palms n..\i year, but when Resort. Mar' bind .• •pul a' ■ir /ic 1.0!.- of M !,.p - vs ' if Ro- Tb's iindiibltion ;.P . ccr' •' of who asso he /J '"(f , • >/ law- o I,mem 1 t| Stale S- t," -ter Herald cite; Collie teach fs with old fashioned id.-ps "ial 1 \ by a t. nche,- t|, .me of tiie is ,,r fin easi'et'i shore some wa.- -'rapping big horses climbed fences, but they arriv ed all right and squatted iu Main i street to the wonder of pilgrims from far and near. Policeman Hart was much pleased with all this, as he saw at a glance that his wife was thoroughly happy. He bought the old Benjamin farm, two mil.s out of Spring Valley, and a few days ago the wandering home journey ed out to it The other day Mrs. Hart was sunning ' h<T>< If ami Undo S.-nt was grafting the le.lpe Oil wheels Into tiie Side of the 1,id I’,, iijamin house to serve as a sun 1 >: 1 !or. I i><• a 1 > ., bus your lot on the in i'm.ei ; plan all to shucks.” said L'n ei •• 'eaiise they simply can’t dis- p ,you or sell you out for taxes. I ae, . favor of -ingle lax at that. I . p> a head and tax the building I - T! .• ip'.iivaiiee cost $137.r,0. in- money to pay for the going, says tne New Y'ork Times. A safety deposit i vault has been added to the equipment of the 1 ianihurg American liner Kaiser- In Auguste Victoria. The vault Is the size of three staterooms, and tiie tire 32 East 23rd Street, New York City. Free To women for collecting name* and selling our novelties, we give big premiums. Send your name today for our new plan of big _ ,, r profits with little work. Write todav. prool sale oe.-iipie- tiie gieatoi jcirt of •? . . _. — _ w . . • *, ,. , Address T. C. MOSELEY, Premium De. partment, J2 K 23rd St., New N'ork City- June ik-iaw-tf 'i.lihv f: "Ye !..)!, a lid pe-’ a that space. It contains l.Vl boxes. A passenger may obtain a box by applies tion to t he pti.se,•. The holder of a box key 1 an pm Ins valuables into hi- box and lake ihcm out when needed. a no they have tasied the hospitali 1 .' of the hustling city of Gaffney and Cherokee count.' ■ believe th“' will Pot. be disappointed. Editor De an.1 jt \ bo .va- luck • ratlier :o' >' 11. •>ils. wjio wer. a - 1 be > were urot ect ed aforenieniione.l law. . , i , The *acher did tin- best h Camp promises to make : o- ni.-eting j tl,.. eireiinistanoe- I.iit bis pu- oigh lot. bv the could moral 1 ue|. \\ illiam lias lived here w i* , me Ili'-.ngh -air wanderings,” ex- Wonderful Speed at Typewriting, p nil Mrs. Hart. ‘ He was paying Wr ‘F ht * ;1 NewcasUe (Eng .<s m. nth rent for a house up in Sad 1 land ‘ typewriter, whose record was In;, die 1;, ; . and we didn't see any use of i "' or,ls iu ” minute and 82 words il the expense. The Haris have two children going t" self,. I in Nev. York, one a hoy of ten and a girl of sixteen. They are u ting to spend their vacation In tli'- house on wheels. HOLLISTER’S Rocky Mountain Ta Nuggets A B„$y Medicine for Busy People. Bongs Golden Health and Renewed Vigac# A specific for Constipation. Indige.stfon. laWot nml Kidney trout,1< -. i impl.-s, Kc/. luss Impure lii.Kxl, Had llrcuth. S.uggi-t. Bowels. H»a>dactie tnlnute for tin hour, has beaten his own and Backache. Its Rooky Mountain Teata'tab let lo-tn. 35 cents a box. Genuine mado t>y HoUJSTLK illtro CoMl'ANT, Madi-oo, WU. BOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALI0W PEOPLf parable Bug- in action. Mr. DeCamp, thfl , est ,. v e r bebl and states tliat :i .4 proving of little avail. n*‘ if xt’ilf r t- rn)irirriil rtn tvi. ..... . f . , it " il’ t * remembered, cam^ here ahead of .if- brother editors just to see Raymond and was grief stricken when b arned that Bugs had gone Chicago ward on a vital mission. Condolenc' and sympathy for Mr. DeCamp are hereby extended. • • • On be eve of the meeting of the State Pres- Association w * freely retrace anything that we may have said in The.-,-, columns that may have wounded *r,e feelings of any of our brethrei .nd we freely forgive any surprise awaits th, 1 tion when they come. Ip re-electing all the old officers at th<* recent ses sion the association did the proner thing. A better se; of officers could not be obtained. We’ll Do It. Or Bust Tryirtq, • Lexington Dispatch.) This ended, priu-'icnllv. the Intsi ness sessions of tiie association and a place for Hi.- next meeting was dis cussed Major Hainphil 1 a ml tubers, extended a warm and pressing invi- editor 1 ho nia,. n*i\o an^tliins tation to n-^nciatiou *o during 'he past year that may have (q iai .| osR( „ n ,. VI \,. ;t r. and Mr ii.- woundee 'ir teelings. Orangebuig f a T)ip, of llie G.pffnev Ledg'er, extend- I intes ar.fi Democrat. ...j ;in invitation.I,aete.i t,v the cjiam- Tiie above from Editor Sun- al* j her of Commerce of his city, and his invitation was accepted. Th,. asso- ..ear at Gaff to out yo tug us a L'ood \-socia fiiia 11 v laid bis ease i,,f ttustees. before the board Bqcs In His City Flat. A ne" v riukle. ititr.xlueiiig the tie liglit and .•onvenienee of ntral life into .1 <*it\ fiat, wtis -i,rung recently by record, filing SJU, words a minute for Pi minutes and then lOfl. io? and HR I words a minute, says a London cable dispatch t , the New York Sun. Th • tea: 1 r vas di'dated business eorro -p >t. : ■> ,. whielt Wright had not pre- vlou-l.' -eon \V ! . 1:. Fox. a New York business specific for the man. "he:; tlu* Adams Express eoni- DO NOT DOSE THE STOMACH. Hyomel is not a cure-all: It Is a puny deliver.-d to him a wire cage con tabling 0011 honeybees, shipi.ed by a I’liiladelphta firm, says a New York dispatch t.» the Philadelphia Record. Mr Fox, "ith his family, occupies rooms in an upper story of an apan . — cure of catarrhal , troubles. Breathed through the neat l -' roWn bridge work a spedaJty. pocket inhaler that comes with every 1 outfit, the aromatic healing of Hyo mel penetrates to the most remote DR. J. F. QARRETT, parts of the nose, throat and lungs. healing all Inflammation and killing j DENTIST, catarrhal germs wherever present. So successful has Hyomet been in most Hipped our attention, as we were a • »• press meeting when his paper reached this office. It is a manh and brotherly paragraph, and we glad];, endorse the sentiment. Would that more of we newspaper men would remember that ''we be brethren ciation will me t m x ney,where we will li»d, friend. Def’amp. t<> siv> tim<\ t house in tli<* central part of tlm the euro of catarrh, that the Gaffney citv. Outside hi- win.low he has con- Hrug Co. sell it under a guarantee ctnu tod a hi? hive .,n n platform. Th- that It will cost nothing unless It does . e^.i. a H that Is claimed for It. Tno corn- work .-.it out tor tb-Iks*s is to forag- p]ete HyomeI outflt 8el)8 for |100i In back yards and in more distant maklTie lt a most poonomical method .. . . . W e do not do an wind* 0 f oMnt,.. W e have our tilts with ; _ We do th# 00 OD kind. ••(’.-ntl- m-n.” -aid h-. after a re- citul .,f ;i:s trials. “Thos,. Vsiys must ' •• licked " You can’t do that.” replied the •b'.irman. "Th-n you must assls; me In con- 'fclling them.” 'That, sir.” obs-rve] -he chapman : stilv. “is wha; \ou are >111 ployed to do.” Tp that Oise.” continued thjs readier, "von must allow mo to lick t!u*ni." "Corporal punisbrn-nt i- against the law” insisted the chairman "Tn-n. giuitl m-n." concluded tho t-aoher with '* 1 1 - <>n«* mu , ;i\ right tier,, that tiie n-xt time I api.ftinent house who never Indore had medicine '••a'- tr.uibl- "itb my boys I’m go- "eroens In their windows .'in- getting in- to lick a trustee As j have them now, appr-i.-u-ive lest Un* bees, : rou 1,1,. about one- a day. -acb one In the novelty of the situation, -tray , , * w j of you may expect, on the average, 1 Into the wrong rooms with their honey The prescription all your friends are IN one licking p«*r week. I rA^«Ur.n ! —j _»«— 1 ... DR. W. K. GUNTER, o K >; 'r 1 e* 'r 'ffice in Star Theatre Building, Phonk No. 20. . -oti s i d-ra 1,1 - . ",i, pit a sis, ! " cIds for , ^ J"; ^erpHsliiR ^eatment. ,s t b- licked: and I want I H, - v " ,nn H r ! t, “‘ r dwo,Iprs 1,1 ,,,P that sots the whole world thinking, Tne remedy on which all doctors agree, th-ro'.s no law against that." reckon —and their «t1ng- taking la Hollister's Rocky Moved te new oMe* ever Frederick Street, Front of the Battery. ’Rhone in OfHee and Reel donee. FOR ALL COUNTY NOE, IM PORTANT HAPPENINGS IN THE STATE AND EVENTS OF INTEREST FOREIGN LANDE, TAKE AND Mountain Tea. | READ THE LE3G.1&