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fH« LAIvaKtT CIRCULATION 9t Any N«wapap«r In thn Fifth Conam—lonnl Diatriet af t. C. iVCRY ONE PAID IN ADVANCE LEDGER SEMI WEEKLY-PUBLISHED TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. •ffl GUARANTEE THE RELIAEILIY* af Evary AEvartiaar *Nhc Uaaa tha Columna af Thla Papar. BEST ADVERTIEINQ MEDIUM. A Nawaaapar tat AN Burt tha War* Impllaa antf DavataB ta tha Baat lnt«r«at of th« Pa aU af Icu ty. CtTABLISHED FEB. K. 1 QAFPNEY. B. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1907. •tjOB A YEAR. k NEWSY LETTEB EMM WILKINSVILLE. MOVEMENTS OF “HE PEOPLE OF LOWER CHEROKEE. General and Chief of Staff Wm. E. Mlcble, United Confederate Veter ans, we have received a nicely bound copy of the minutes of the Fifteenth Annal Meeting and Reunion of the Confederate Veterans, held at Louis ville, Ky., June 14, 13, 16, 1905. CLIFTON CHRONICLES- for SHORT NEWS ITEMS OF LOCH INTEREST. BIBLE INSTITUTE- Personal Paragraph* Concerning Pop ular People and Short Item* of that Section. RMkinsville, Oct. 30.— Mapy and sharp the numerous ills Inwoven with our frame; A Batch of Newsy paragraph* Ledger Readers. Clifton, Oct. 29.—Miss Sallie West, of Henrietta Mills, N. C., died on It Thursday night of last week, of con- contains 87 pages of Interesting read- sumption. Her frody was brought I ing and much, so far, unpublished here on Friday afternoon and burled | events IN GAFFNEY AND CHER history. Saturday at the Clifton cemetery. Gn One of Mr. James Bratton’s chll- Friday morning her little niece, the OKEE. dren got Its arm badly hurt last daughter of Mr. Joe Bradley, died at! week by getting a fall. It was Greenville and was likewise brought! here and burled within a few feet of the grave of her aunt and near the same time. The Presbyterian church of Clifton was dedicated last Sunday. Rev. J. | P. Stevenson, the pastor, offered the : thought* at first that Its arm was | broken, but It was not. The little sufferer, we are glad to learn, is get- ! ting along nicely and will be all right in a few days. i Most of our neighbors have taken up their potatoes. This crop Is gen- An experienced farmer Recent Happening* | n *nd ArouftO th* City and Other E'«ent« Gat i«r Second Annual Meeting Held at Clemson College. Special to The Ledger. Clemson College, Oct. 23.—The j State Intercollegiate Bible study In stitute held Its second annual session In the Young Men’s Christian Associa tion hall here on the 18th, 19th and 20th Inst. There were nearly one hunderd delegates from the various institutions, and all took great in terest In the work. The institute THE FLOWER SHOW- It will Take Place Next Tuesday. List of prize*. At the flower show to be given No* vember 5th (Tuesday) the Gaffney Floral Club will give prizes as fol lows; Floral department. ChrysaatlM* mums; For the largest single bloom; for the finest collection of pink (S); for the finest collection of white (8); for the largest collection of yelknr (3); for the finest collection of red. dedication prayer, after which T Rev. hy th# Local N**,» Editor Services will b<* held in the new i erally good says that potatoes (sweet) that nave preached the dedicatory sermon from Most pointed still we make ourselves bfl(in man ured with commercial fertl- Rev. 1:20. The sermon was fine and Regret, remorse and shame. i jjg e _ w0ll ^ no t rot so bad as those the occasion was one that was fully Ang man. whose heaven-erected face manurP( i |, y other kinds of fertiliz- enjoyed. Rev. Stevenson had been Tbs smiles of love adorn, Man’s inhumanity to man i cation H. Law. D. D., of Spartanburg, ! e h "reh at Midway Saturday and Sun dav at the usual hour, bv the pastor R<v. I). G. Ross. There were $350 in fines actually ers. . bolding a series of meetings there for , at ° f cou 1 ^- There .. .. . . The rush of cotton picking is get- nearly a week previous to tho dedi- ™ e ** ^ m’ eCted a ke 8um- es countless thousands mourn.. t!ng Ijretty well over cation. nirfl swen —Burns. Mrs j N strain and child. Miss The Morgan Rifles have reorgan- I/misp, with Mr. L. M. Haruora. vis- ized under the command of Captr P thing like $700. the sum to some- “Bil'ie” Doggett has gone into has just put all things linij 1 desperately wicked,” is tlie f an, lly of Mr. V. C. Comer at C. Hundley and Lieut. J. R. Begg. business again. He nas just, pm a a deelaration of Holy Writ- arid the Lockhart mills last Saturday. « en «,£ th 0 drtjl they make a very stock of fancy groceries into the room ?owr we live and the more we see Mrs. J. L. S. is “grabbling” her fine military display for green hands, formerly occupied by the Southern of Eman nature the more we are SW!on d crop of Irish potatoes. They They number about fifty men. nicely Bxpregg Company, where ho will be ImpiBssed with ito truthfhlnMh. If, ™ E " s » “« are LenTolj that'ot"y^weToreahlMd ^ S .h a e n worM g oT,c° k .! SSS W SSL worn £*£ crop of bunch beans. ish-Amerlcan war cloud began to will nofcbe long until it will be ready With a little longer seasons and loom up the company became a thing for occupancy. The building con proper cultivation' two crops of a °f the past. , tains about 240.000 brick and was th- great many kinds of vegetables can; Mr. C. A. Sparks, overseer of spin- most rapidly constructed building that be raised on the same land In onr olog room No. 1, here, will soon re- has yel been erected in the city. Piedmont section. . 8 If?n that position and remove to Gaff- _ r A„ r A It is no joke when wa. sav our n ©y where he accepts a similar po- T - m- Westrope has gotten in quite sition In the new Merrimao mill. a lar ^ lot of expensive jewelry, cut which I» to start up sometime in trie fflass. near future. Mr. Sparks Is one of e Qual ‘‘FATHER OF WATERS.” wa*d. Is what we try to persuade our selves to think, and prove if necessa ry. Everything is wrong but our selves and our ways—We are right. Finding fault is the work of the pessi mist. Extolling his own virtues and deprecating those of others is the theme of the fault-finder. n whs a sad day for the world and are laughing with happiness * - - throughout the cotton belt. -^They all Its generations when Phil Anthro- etc., and to that now has a stock- carried In towns py courted and married Miss Ann I ^ learned the secret of the fcroat I^th a h?eil?hes ll0 sld h iadindeed have formed* their” cotton assoc” lan gentleman, a kind, obliging friend his stock very tastefully arranged and h «ifr tlonB to control the product and die- an <l useful citizen, and it will be wltn lt presents a very handsome appear- SLita y th Sh t j tate the prices of the seven hundred fleep regret that we lose him from our anc c. ceeaiag g ner ”"" B - and fifty million dollars worth of raw community. WJio will fill bis room o« Jni atiiL tnt'na nor- materlai—the annual output If ovjr here we are unable to say at present, as still alive in tne per fields _ and thug free th e m8fi iv e3 from Mr. H. M. Smith, of Arcadia mill the hands of the speculators and Wf U» among his Clifton friends for a gamblers. The financiers of Lombard short while Saturday afternoo^ and Wall Streets, and In fact of' all 1 in his reply to the sawmill ques- fhe world-centers, have found out to ll° n we are forced to admit that their cost that our down-trodden peo- Brother J. L. S. rather “ran tne calf . t h„ ’nhnn* w ! must he reckoned with when over us.” But as for our failure to correct that Mr 7 ™ by r lo Lp/ P lan s are laid out and schemes con- ^ quest the “forty ounces of convo- ♦fn d *inn th ni/^T h! fLt celvod for the control of the world’s lute d grey matter located beneath his y was business and finances. Eternal wls- skull- we assign two reasons. The anipuiaiea. , dom has made ^ veTd!ot and eter . first Is that we didn’t know of a sure- We never King David was son of King David Gallman, of this county. Mm. Sam Strain and Miss Mary Blackwell visited the former’s pa rents. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. McCullock. last Saturday night. northern trusts, and our planters the best men of the present, a Christ- much larger than Gaffney. He has Perry Hill, the efficient superintend ent of the county home, gathered from one and one-fourth acres of land 142 bushels of corn. He employed the Williamson nlan In the cultivation of this corn. The yield was weighed in the presence of credible witnesses Mr. J. Leslie Blackwell is attend- _ ol .. , . . Ing court at Gaffney this week as a nal fa 8410 ® wI, l enforce the Judpnent. grand Juror. ' ! u a ' Mrs. Amanda Lee and Mrs Mattie Wright and child, Cleo, spent Satnr- Bse Culture. Evergreen, Oct. 12.—A few days ty whether he could spare that amount and “hold his job” or not. And second, after mature considera tion we found that to take on that amount we would have to get rid of I next. Tom Scruggs, a negro from the Battle Ground section, was arrested Wednesday by Deputy Marshal God frey. charged with selling whiskey. He was taken before the commission er, who committed him to jail to await his examination on Monday da wJ! ,g S t will nrppph ak. ! ago I said I would write a few articles ha, f °f what we had already on hand: , n _ . ^ n . . . . .... , in^ Cr£ M TK P0OT ,' ,a " a *' thf 11® ®l° c h a - ui. ... nlng with “A” of “A B C” of bee ^® have very often heard it re- a *^ Tnesda yevening. Over the We bad a rain accompanied with ^ h of A. B. C. of bee thftt T ^ g wag the lon tab e hung the characteristic Interro- ,, I htn, °R ,ast Sabbath Absconding. Perhaps there Is ^hted man and that he could see ^ at,on naarb with the symbol of the Since then the weather is more aggravating in bee cul- ^® ftirtherest ahead of him of nay c underneath. Dr. Thomson was somewhat wintry and fires and thick “ .T 1 . they ever knew And he-e he vilifies ^ u ® 8t of honor. There is no question clothing comfortable._Nearly every- forpaSUno 0 ^ tZtl prSLS in*®, minds of the girl, as" toDr. awakens an interest in the Y. M. C.| Including bronze (3); for finest gen* A. work relative to the colleges of eral collection (12). Prize for ths the State, while the real object of | finest collection of ferns. -Prize for ♦he movement is to bring the associa-; finest geranium. Prize for finest lions of tho different institutions of palm. Prize for finest collection of the State in closer contact, and to begonias. Prize for finest collection discuss the best methods of accomp- 'of roses. lishing the greatest good from the Domestic department. Prize tor study of the Bible. For this end, finest candy (1 pound). Prize tor some of the ablest men of the coun- finest loaf of cake. Prize for finest try participated in the discussion, and loaf of yeast bread. Prize for best showed how this may he done. The general collection of vegetables, fir* meeting was held Friday e.e- prize for finest baby under one oin : After an address of welcome vear. Prize for finest baby under t 0 thf* delegates by Dr. P. H. MelU three years. Dr \V. H. Forsythe, medical, mis- The display will he given in the sionary to Korea, presented the needs store room formerly occupied by The of th*- foreign field in a forcible wfiy, Battery. and appealed to the colleges for more > help. Mr. \V. D. Murray, of New York city, then showed, in a striking way, the attitude of our Bible department Difficulties in the way of a Fourteen to the Study of missions. Foo t Mississippi Channel. „ /Hie first topic for discussion on The journey of President Roosevelt S.'.turday morning was the qualiflea- down the Mississippi river and his ad- tions of a leader, by Mr. Murray. The dress before the Deep Water uon- idea! leader, as pointed out by him. ^pnHon at Memphis have attracted must, have many good qualities, hut attention of the whole nation to n <‘. by paying the urice. may attain tjj e project for a deep waterway be- that ideal. Mr. R. V. Tajfior, of Mo-1 tween the Great Lakes and the Gulf, bile Ala. then gave some good sug- Mr . L . E . Cooley, who has been gestlons as to how to organize a Bible amon „ engineers the most prominent clasiv Mr. M. W. Twltchell, ^f Co-i advoca t e of t hj 8 waterway/divides it lumbia. then discussed the relation into three gections, as follows: of tne leader to the men in his group. Th(i Illinois—Chicago to St. Louie— The closing message of the morning ■ with a lBnpth of 367 m i le , and a full session was by Mr. Murray on the' 0 j jgg f ee t preparation fo r and, the disposal of The middle Mississippi—St. Lonls the ciass hour to Cairo—186 miles long, with a fall The first subject In tho afternoon 1 session was discussed by Mr. Mur-, , OWBr Mississippi—Cairo to .ay. The subject was ’How to Stimn Rpd Rock _7 64 miles long, with a fall late and Maintain Interest. Ho gave 0 , 07 - feet some excellent suggestions on this ^ flrSt S p Ct1oni the i mproV ement \it.il uhject. among them being th of the iiii no i s r i V er, offers no particn- sooial. class addresses and class ]a difficulties. It is merely a matter surprises. Mr. Legate, Clemson s ef- of crea t!n g slack-water navigation by i/Ii v y a ,e r a o( lock, and damn: and as marks, made it clear whj one snould ro ^ foundations are available tot .provide himself with the best BIbl - th the work wan ^ carried out lliterature The “IntercoHeg^an,’’ a Jwitbont serious dlfliculty. We be* i J' . r .’ A - ma K az,ne - ^ as th ® p dls- ]| eve t i, e preliminary estimates of the j cussed by Mr. Taylor, after which he g 0Ter nment engineers indicated a to- !l b ,f? pt, ° n8 - ital cost of some $30,000,000 for a four- 12’ , ^^tto a8 hip to the affiliate asso- teen-foot waterway from the lower ! clations was then dealt with by Mr. G. i C. Huntington, of Charlotte. He r vealed to his hearers the new voc tions of life that the Y. M. C.-A rof end of the Chicago drainage canal, near Joliet, to St- Louis. But when the problem of a deep lance of a great Intoreat 1° It* YJ* poeelble. No engineer who loom on “feVr^^nnon, ho.. w= t ^ih_^ng“T>7e “ — y “ about 8 o’clock freight train, was wpiSJn .1. h«/ll* Wtw thPrtlsl you a parting word of farewell or « n g up “a controversy” with me, “for! r.l£ of an alr ct? fit J"* 1 ' tolIOT <* r«o*«;«on of the W."/ oYXmS!*! a, ^nd 74 « S« f gmtltSf for ,oo°r“ pit hlnSS ?n boMtfnlly prond: 5nd O -hnt » °? r . U ,“ le ™ckety the en- patafsl if not serious wound. We ^ d j them with a home shelter ^ avor Ihe printer would confer upou ^^ck a lever car which was nave always opposed the practice of P[^ a ' n / h tnem ^ lta a ho f me ’ me if he should only emphasize the being unloaded by some section hands, alkmtog children to handle firearms etc^ perhaps no part of animated 8entence lnclnded the P a5ove pa . FMreman W. V. Cashion, was thrown ortfher weapons they know p ®thing ^® a «°“ 5ie ho 7ev beJ no reothesis with the largest capital let- f™™ th « e p «* p ® ap d badly hurt. The “Si, 16 ;. r^Lnd wa, h,n,,.g ' thf ^ IfOTdny' 0 ^ ‘' Wk KenaT,c ’ 1 ’* 81 * jed’to^olMiomefnnd'nn'th^ parade •‘fonrtold of my own necurity and 'at"G»mier T »nfwiiTtaken tnZ^d'KX"' ^ h £j go olalm, a rc.d,nc,. to on- ,<« <*<• '-<>■»« <» Charlotte on No. 42. several hundred bales are still at work. The local Fanners’ Educational an* Cooperative Union had a meet ing at the Etta Jane school house - . — nwil last Saturday night, with a good at- they,can ever be willing to aban- tendance of its members. doP !t a11 - “d with such sadden 1m- ®°®®’ One of our neighbors wants his P pl8 ® ap d common consent. No mat- ^ " thirt ai ^n wW* to “nest up.” We think she ter if they nave never seen or heard “ere thrStened^hartn^''were “to ®tc. The show should he well pat- ondht to, for she has been “resting ?f such a thing as a hollow tree. but RrmR nnw nn ^ t t>yfit ronized as the proceeds will be down” long e yea* anything. - StrwlD had gooti'er “goobor’' kumap hand,, non, the leM ha. they „„ ^ a ^ o( While sitting in a restaurant in C. A . This was followed by Mr. Tay lor on the Importance of sending our best men to the summer conferences In order to get the best results from them. the "Father of Waters” in Its flood ptage could ’ream of confining that “Father '»f Waters” by any dam erected by man. The Mississippi be- tvL ... low St. Louis is like a huge rain wa- Tne evening session was taken up ter spou t carry'ng vast volumes of entlrejyby MrMurray on the sub- flood water wlien tbe rainfall is ..^y . th .® . B,b . 1 ®‘ _ l Be heavy, but with a flow dwindling to said that we should study the Bible R proportions in the dry ^ h ®t of summer and fall. And irfdd” Vto theSfTSfmS! »T£3d «'*« ma " «*” ** "• that we Shonld study it for the in troduction to Jesns Christ. , ®rs met In tne different normal ♦_ nn wKieh classes. pnny compared with the size of this great river; and to make matters still more difficult, the river flows through of cotton and the y have a keen idea of the rights f oallt ® r ^ furious “king of beasts” , . . ' of ownership, and eihlblt a wllUng- J” “ c °”> b *‘ .J, 11 , Prefefepce to the h • Educational «>«lr t«o!y. H need tero'c blood that dowa_ 1n_m_y yeloa, ucBs w give meir uvea ireeiy, i* ueeu __j “ - . : — ***/ / mnlArt K* be, In defense of their hard-earned aad ^ 8p PPo*e his reason tor It is ®^ ,ed *7 store, it Is difficult to understand because he has so much of It in his will be formerly oc- the Battery Tuesday after- ere is an abundance of The flrat topic for con.ldor.Uoii la ' ^ c “* rol m) ' M the afternoon was that of Bible study where to give foundation on_ which possible wor be founded. as ' < mums,’ , and personal evangelism, which was discussed by Mr. Taylor “By teach ing and by prayer,” he said, “we are rff able to evangelize.” Mr. Murray then uairney explained why we should lead s Bi ble class. Among the reasons That he gave are these: The Agent rakes Exception. Gastonia. N. C-, Oct- 12. 1997. Gaffney. S. C- Mr. Editor:—Please allow me space in your paper to reply to a paragraph >r sne nas oeen resung arm . Hrht now and that evervtliln* ronizeq as tne proceeds will oe cnougn If yon cril ril ^ JjJSSSJS * W^ermSoT ‘^ .."a ^Lwn^ of* "-'ded b«t,«n the BapUat. u —n tad anoa’cr -goobo^ Pre * b ^ ' ° j®3» «*“ ■» took n ^oidiS.55 S?nU 8515^5^ 0r r°2J ,e, s rt " w “ b ***“"■**» bnnd- 19 08 ® JT 0 ® th ® ®“ t aln8 °} dommestica- . . B a yi ne . that to onr mind the or der of oysters, a man came in and By some means the linotype ma- «on. it is possible that the bees, as J aw ra b n V ^ ordered chicken. The waiter asked chine in The Ledger office got to they go out foraging, starting new Jetton.” di vert’ much like a h,m « b« wanted a half or whole, bucking and got the lines we append- homes, have the hollow tree picked “JJJ"®" 8 day8 T®^ n™®* "“ ea whole, answered the man. When the ed to the notice of Mr. J. Leslie out some time before they leave. t h lch he 5as reused of ord ®r was brought It was so much Wright’s death ail mixed up, so as Many Incidents have been reported J* ™ ™ ca JJJ like his oh- that the man said “Good God, I cant to destroy their rythmic euphony (if that prtty clearly shows this to be fp't hi maklnl the chance is more ® a t all that chicken, the half of It they had any). They .ffiould have the case. f^ the nn^e of^nS a dlstlU^ wo “l d b^® been a plenty; what 1. read thus: . We once found our bees working . P u ^® njunjug a dlstiHOTy the prlce? „ Sevellty . flve cent *» anB . strongly on a particular locality about "}?* ° t f eI *,, r r,inn,ng 8aw ,n,1 8 wered the waiter, “and you certainly a mile and a half from the apiary we arf ha^ln/rather cool weather sa,d y°u wanted a whole chicken.” where the white clover was blooming at ^ gt( re and a *ve” 7ea^ frost ? ay “Why.” answered the man, “I thought Hvsband. father, son and brother, How thy loss we deeply feel, But we give thee to another Whs can all our sorrows heal; with most unusual luxuriance, soon after, a 7nd °® the ground this morning. The J' ou wanted to know whether or not iHn tha hiva wagons have been busy hauling out 1 wanted the chicken half done or iring out of the hive. flrewood and ^ today whole done; of course I did not want Farmers are busy harvesting in the a half done chicken, so I told you crops, the yield of which is, from to* J* 11 ® 1 ®; W ® 11 ' 8 ? 1 ld b®* 1 will d o jny ports, very satisfactory this year. best to eat it all. but after getting Very little cotton is <n the market down about five pieces he gave It up How peaceful, then, your silent slum- they, after pouring her. In the grave to which yon go, Till again you’ll Join our number Where we shall each other know. Far. far beyond death’s cold dark river Where thy immortal spirit’s fled, We'D never gay “Good-bye”—no never; Nor will farewell tears he Shed. took a direct line for a tree in this clover field without so much as mak ing any attempt to cluster at all. Did they not figure out the advantage of having only a few rods instead of over a having little by little? Perhaps it will be well to remark here that it is nSetoJSl tbS, hinpv^fter Uiese days, perhaps on account of the « a ba d Job. TTiere were several r y f^m tbe Swprlce, which Is ten cents. 5^®™ »ittlDg a t tbs same table but gathered It from the blossoms g he did not offer to divide. He wil 1 unusual for a swarm to go to the , H J v We have repeatedly called Will woods without clustering; they usn- David Parker, of Fayette N. Y., Darby’s attention to the way he has ally hang from fifteen minutes to an w b° Iost a ,oot at Gettysburg, been murdering our manuscript and hour, and many times several hours; w rites: threatened to *et» d know better next time. tenant up to zee him A Splendid performance. Doneliy and Hatfield’s Minstrels played Tuesday night- to a very com fortably filled house. This Is one of the best shows that has appeared at w r ‘Electric Bitters have done our fighting iFeu- in fact, we have known them to liang m ® m . or ® go ° d tban aPy med, ®* n ® J up u> see mm, and wo see no over night, but perhaps it would be ® v ®£ to °k_ For several ^yea™ i_ Ilad to er. Watch . They bat one thing Is pretty certain. *'nd and they shouid* also "be VcatoiTjairt Jave do f a arose for the opening chorus until that 1a. nobody has raised a more where the new colony is to stand, ^® d u aPd hSSIS?-' tt f «U at the conclusion, maaaerly and well behaved family of with the aawdust, grapevines, or 2 r ® at a Jf®” t,v ® aPd bnlld ®J; To sum it up It was a splendid per- cUMra. thn be hu. Tk W .» I*- w».t«er -e decM. to k«*. •» In tornjanc. nod we think we cm, Mfelr say that all who attended were de lighted. toWgent too—as «ach so^ as say nice trim. If you are going to have J^ n ® jr J^ Gt^remteed ^^by Cherokee children of their opfiortunltles. Many a model apiary, please do not wait I>ru F Co ” dr tiggi"ts. psreats might improve the conduct until the bees swarm before you lay of their children by imitating Jeffs it out. but taka time by the forelock. ITCH cured in 80 minutes by Wool- example. and with deliberation, decide where ford'e Sanitary Lotion. Never fail*. - promise to ln .qj tt]e B jh* b » letter, where he Him; tor our ow “ “ b ®: ^ k SJ ^bs to boldly of a man being hi temptations fromone; and tb ® his community selling $13 sewing mar todtaSsi^ ch,n ® 8 ,0r $63 * H ® ,8 tak,,,R ^ a 101 ett of Clemson College, then d * 8CP ® 8 ‘ of territory when he compares sew ed the importance of having a nor- . machine agents to “highway rob- mal clasa. , bers.” and if he but knew it, there a • ong 8 ® , *^f® ar ® abo,lt twenty-seven thousand men MY. Murray discussed the temptation Jn ^ united States selling sewing of student agsoclation. TWs was the machllieg today He lg a dTi*ed now cl ^ 1 V* ^^i^ I that I am In that clasa and I do not which the Bible classes met In the th , ok |t g ent eel in “Little Bill” student s rooms. , to expreM - n i g opinion about anything The attendants-kept tojl “oje* of that he j kTlow lg entirely ignorant each address, and ® a ® y ^ of. “Little Bill” is completely out of suggestions were Kiv^n that will for- territory; If he were not I shonld ward greatly the Interest of this Bl* 7 ge e him and demand an apology ble study movement. P. hlm Nq f bel , eve that „ f Menirai niarrix/ERV 8e ® ^e shape of “Little Bill’s” NOTABLE MEDICAL DISCOVERY- head j wou | d gee w h y he would he so ...» .. •_ ienorant as to 'lo such and I would Of 8p*clal value to Many Here In due b ] m a pardon in Hen of him Gaffney. being due me an apology. I Imagine One of the nr H notable discoveries that “Little Bill” Is an unsuccessful and one that undoubtedly appeals farmer and that he has bougtit a more than anything else to mauy peo sewing machine on credit and paid pie here In Gaffney Is the combton one-half and this man had to re-poe- tlon of stomach remedies in the Ml g ess it from him. He reminds me of a o-na treatment. This prescription har man that would Hke to be recognized worked wonders, and there is now no i n his community' as being capable of .excuse for anyone suffering with in advising the general public Just What digestion or weak stomach. to buy and what to pay for it. I will It acts specifically upon tbe inn* say to “Little Bill’ that $15 sewing cles of the stomach and bowels, machines are not always sold for $65 strengthening and stimulating them and I would like to know how he^ so that they readily take care of the camp to be so wise. I’ve been in the food that is eateL. It also increases sewing machine business about five the flow of gastric Juices, thus get years and I am not yet acquainted ting from the food the nourishment with the cost of them. I do not w'*b that la necessary tor health and ener any debate with “Little Bill.” for I gy. 8 would have to have a higher opinion The symptoms of indigestion ar** ©f him than I have now before I numerous, such r% distress after eat would have my name mixed up In any ing flatulence, heart burn sick head debate with him. But. Mr. Editor. If aches, dizziness and Irritability. The*.- r j* got too much trouble, the flrat are all dlspellej hr « few doses of .M) opportunity you a snap-shot of “Little Bin’s” head and send It to The tamale In lae price of coti*n every hire shall be before it la peopled Sold by Gaffney Drug Company. USA. by no means discouraged the with beet, if you wish to beep ahead HMMm pd. farmers who are holding for better and keep your beea from taking price*, if the mills can shut down “French leave.” one year so can ILe farmers. H’a Jonny. the ease of “the longest pole getting tbe persimmon.” —Tbe Gaffney Drag Co., full Hue Through the courtesy of Adjutant typewriter supplies. A Significant prayer. “May the Lord help you mabe Bucklen’s Arnica Salve known to all,” writes J. G. Jenkins, of Chapel Hill, N. C. It quickly took th* pain —It will pay you to look into that out of a tolou for me and cured It $2.70 tor $1.00 offer by The Gaffney In a wonderfully short time.” R~«t Drug Co. tf. on earth tor sores, burns and wounds. 23c at Cherokee Drug Co.'s drug Subscribe for The Ledoer. fl a year, store. o-na wl.en the ’rouble Is recent, .ci* ju*t as sureL In Inn? standing anil chronic esse* if the treatment Is fol lowed tor a resMitiable length < F time. So positive '>re fh«- gofid effeet* f« lo ving the !|«. of Mlona that ♦ r»*nedy *<’’ ! ht **’•• O-iffnev f»- Cotpanv »in'••• 'n -•'•s-Mife guar t'*» to refund r •• i i n**v If It s'-|i» i fall t > cure Aubccrlbc for Thy LCdOO' •’ » me. Sewing Machine Agent r V>natlnatton. Indigestion, drive away appetite an! make you weak and sick. Hollister’s Rocky Moun- .teln Tea restore* tbe appetite drive* away disease, builds up the syMent. r*5 cents, Tea or Tablets. Gaffney Drug Co. Subscribe f 0r The Ledger; 91 a year.