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% Wt * fA. L *■ * • TH« LARGEST CIRCULATION •I Any Nnwnpapnr In Fifth ConflreMlonal District of E. C. EVERY ONE PAID IN ADVANCE I l-Il? i rtH Ledger. SEMI-WEKKLY-PUBLISHED TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. GUARANTEE THE RELIAEILITc of Every Advertiser **ho Dees the* Columno ef Th|« Paper, c LEST ADVERTIEINO HEDIUM. a Newspaper In AN Mat the Word Implies te the Eeet Internet of the Pe pU el Ccu Jtv ESTABLISHED FEB. 1*. II GAFFNEY, t. CL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1907. S1.00 YEAR. DEATH OF PHOMINENT YOUNG PHYSIC^N. DR. L. R- BLACK, OF WILKIN8- VILLE, DIES SUDDENLY. read and see what Is being done in.CLEARING HOUSE CERTIFICATES the long neglected fields of the Old North State in spreading the gospel I Bank8 ^ Qaffne , BSUe certificates to and to know with what avidity those mountaineers accept it. Relieve Financial stringency. The three banks of Oaffney viz: the National Bank of Gaffney, the Mer chants and Planters Bank of Gaffney and the Gaffney Savings Bank have 1 formed the Gaffney Clearing House Association. The officers of the asso- The sage 0 f Etta jane chronicles the Happenings of His Neighborhood fo r Ledger Readers. WUlkinsville. Nov. 13.—Dr. Lionel Perhaps in our next letter we may take occasion to say something of what Mr. Smith told us was his per sonal experience when he first went amongst them. He says after all, they are the truest people on earth. On our return from the Memphis elation are as follows: A* N* Wood, .reunion six years ago, we spent a few president; H. D. Wheat, vice-presi- fdays with Mr. Smith and his family dent; W. C. Hamrick, Treasurer, and i Recent and also with the late lamented Ed. J* A. Carroll, manager. The trustees are D- C. Ross, c. M. Smith and R. M. Wilkins. The $10 certificate is as follows: Associated Bankers of Gaffney Certificate * Gaffney, S- C. SHORT NEWS ITEMS OF LOCAL INTERES GAFFNEY BUSINESS HOUSES. EVENTS IN GAFFNEY AND Ch£R OKEE Happenings j„ •nd Argu»,o th* City and Other Event* Gather ert by the Loc.u Sjltcir The Methodist Conference directory will be published next Tuesday as a suppllement to The Ledger of that P. McKissicb, of the Battery Park Hotel, In Asheville, where we learn ed much of which we have not had the opportunity to write fully. Our Congressman D. E. Finley, has R. Black died suddenly at his home sent out a number of copies of the „„„„ last Friday evening about sun down., soil sumary of Cherokee county made This certlflies that the banks com- date He had been in feeble health for some by the United States department of Po 8,n g the Associated Banks of Gaff- ^ T r. « time but no one looked for the end to agriculture. The pamphlet and map ney deported with D. C. Ross,, Little Paul, the four-year-old child ;-joudelock. C- C- Stacy and L. C. Hop come so soon or suddenly. He was is intensely interesting and we sup- R- M. Wilkins and C. hL Smith, trua- 0 j an(1 mj. 8 a Holland, died!I^ buried at Blacksburg Saturday. His pose absolutely true In its make up. I If 68 °f ® a, d Associated Banks, securl- j n the city on Monday night. The Carroll & Byers G. G. Byers, man- wife preceded him to the grave less We don’t konw to how many copies ties to tne value of Fifteen Dollars to friends of the stricken parents ex- E. L. Cole, clothing; L. C. than two months ago. He was a he is entitled or whether he has secure to the bearer hereof the pay- tend their sympathy. IWarmoth, shoes; C. E. Sparks, mens brilliant man—far above the average enough to put one in the hands of ment of the sum of „ _ . ... C 1 0 11> , UK: E re d Shackleford. dry In this respect. Though, like the restleverv family in the congressional dls-' TEN DOLLARS i Mr. C. C. Melton and Miss Freddie . goods; Miss Elma Clary. Mis« Blanche And the Names of Those who Pre side Over These Establishments. The following shows the business aouses of Gaffney and the persons' employed by them: The W. C. Carpenter Company—. Harry Byars, manager; shoe depart ment, Ernest Humphries; gents’ un derwear and hats. Clyde Hopper; j clothing, Will Lipscomb; notions, Mrs. Harry Byars; dress goods, Miss Ola Stacy; ladies’ cloaks, Miss Vic Mintz; millinery department, Miss May Harmon and Miss Ethelyne Wil-! kins; grocery department, J. M. M'c- Swain and C. C. Green.. Goudelocl;- & Swafford—Dry goods department. R. C- Swafford, manager; D. M. Clary, clothing and hats; Mi** Minnie McCraw, dry goods and no tions; grocery department. J. D. Judgment, when death closed his!h e is entitled. " of a meeting of the said Associated friends. T. D. Daniel; assistant. Geo. TWef- eyes in their last sleep and his lips, W e learn that Mr. Bd Leech, whose: Bank*, held on the eleventh day of, Thomson J N Llnscomb K 1 i opart ™ en ' J? u D ’ of the I foot was amputSed on account of | November. 1907._«nd will be received , ^Dr.^C.^homson, L N.^Lipscomb ^ ‘ H^n^hriesf' °- A -Dry and family have our sympathy. Iiy and ilklns, Rev. J. P. Sevenson, of Spartan- j home in everlasting silence, one of the ifoot was —- —, ^ . . . . ann brightest lights In the medical profes- gangrene, In the hospital In Chester, on^ deposlt^or ^ ‘ a aion went out. His devoted father!some burg, will preach at Salem on Thanks- understand that when he left home,pressed . __ giving day—Thursday 28th, at 11 to undergo the ordeal of amputation i these certificates as cash. The asso-, o'clock a. m. We hope that our peo- he was very despondent and had very elation hag authorized the Issue of $50,- pie will lay aside the cares and little hopes of ever returning home 000 worth of these certificates. The anxieties of business life and attend alive—a serious thought for any one $10 certificates will be signed by R. this service in a spirit of Thatjksgiv- to have. I® 1 Lipscomb and the $5 certificates Ing for the many mercies and bless- Our colored friend and neighbor,, will be signed by M- Smyth. They ]i v j^ ua j ma be recognized Ings vouchsafed to them during the Levi Wood, caught a carp Monday j . ^ n fi enom ‘ uat ' on8 present year eper; C. V. Lipscomb and Miss Lillie Goforth: 1 grocery department. W. H. Prldmore and Joe Watkins; cotton buver. D. W. 1 Hicks. Company Store—J. Frank Carson, manager; dry goods department, Lewis Cook, James Swafford Miss The Gaffney Ledger says there is, Gertrude Ballenger and Mrs. T. L. The Police Gazett has engaged June H. Carr, the photographer, to make pictures of the D. O. K. K. parade. Mr. Carr has special instructions to make the pictures so that every ln- erai merchandise, Virgil McCraw and Bonner McCraw. W. F. Hallman, groceries, W. F. Hallman, proprietor; Mrs.) W. F. Hatt- man. J. H- Buice, groceries. J. C. Lipscomb & Company, general supplies, G. B. Daniel and R. O. Bal lenger. Weatherford’s Grocery, E. B. Weatherford, proprietor; Shelton Pryor and J. P. Lowry. People’s Market, G. C- Harper, pro prietor, John Spencer, clerk. The Palace Market, C. S. Harvey, proprietor; Baxter Harvey, clerk. W. J. Maness, groceries, etc., J. J. Martin, clerk. Clary & Kirby’s market, B. G. Clary, C. C- Kirby and W. K. Gutk- rie. Photograph gallery, June H. Carr, proprietor. Bicycle repair shop, W. S. Gossett Bicycle repairing and bicycle sup plier, e. R. Parker. Mrs. W. W. Galloway, general mer chandise, Francis Galloway. J. G. Galloway, repairs and general merchandise, Miss Nora Galloway. T. Green, groceries. Holt A McGowan, general merchan dise, d. J. Holt, manager; L D. Rip- pey, J. P. Sutton, Claude Hammett, Jonah Pierson, Miss Mamie Williams, Miss Della Hoyle and Miss Annie Smith. W. D. Jones, groceries. Rowan Jennings, groceries. W. D—Kirby, meat market. Morclrants Grocery Company whole sale, T L- Brown, W. A. Turner and A. C. Prldmore. J. W. Abbott, furniture, stoves, etc. 'that would weigh ten or twelve of fives and tens. — — , Mr. Seymour Gallman is an expert pounds. It was a “whale.” Levi Is j This action on the part of the Gaff- considerable dissatisfaction as to who Wilkins; grocery department. Joseph hawk and crow killer. He has killed our Nimrod. He kills otters, minks : ne y banks is caused by reason of the 3 hall ride a certain man’s goat in the i Lee and W. W. Daniel; bookkeeper, eighteen hawks and twenty-seven and other “varmints” for the fun of it. difficulty ^*7 have In secur- q. q. K. K. parade on November 20. J - D. Wood. crows this season and it’s not been' old “Aunt Haley’* Smith, colored,'ing curency. No one need hesitate suggest that they give Charlie) J- W. Tolleson—Dry goods, J. W. a very favorable season for the bust-'died near here last Friday night or to receive these certificates as cash, be- s m ith preference over Jefferies and Tolleson, Duke Hicks. Forest Wil- ness, he says. Saturday, at the home of her son-in- cause for every $10 issued there Is otts as we have never as yet heard of ,kins, Miss Julia Wood, Miss St<-*ila With Mrs. J. L. S. we spent Satur- iaw, Wylie Horton. From the best deposited with the trustees $15 worth a smith who wasn’t a good goat rider. Hamilton and Miss May Peeler, day night with the family of Mr. and information we can get she was 110 °f sM edge collateral. —Clifton Chronicle. A. S. Lipscomb—Dry goods, A. S. Mrs. H. B- McDaniel, of Hickory years old. She belonged to the late i • Lipscomb, Mrs. A. S. Lipscomb and Grove, and attended preaching ser- John Smith, of Smith’s for* We j PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS- Jones J. Darby, R. M- Gaffney, W.'Miss Eula Carter, vice at the A. R. Presbyterian church learn that he kept a list of the names . . H. Ross, Dr. J. T. Darwin and H. C.' The Battery—Dry goods, clothing Saturday night when Rev. R. M. land ages of his slaves and from this' j 0 hn w’helchel called on The Led- Knox, went to Spartanburg Wednes- and millinery, J. c. Ratliff, proprietor. Stevenson, of Bethany, preached and she appears to be 110 years old. ge r yesterday. a tt en( i the Red Cross David Boozer, Q|ea- Myers. C. C. Aus- excellent sermon from Luke 10:20. | Miss Bonnie McCluney began her Sarratt was in the city yes- banquet. The banquet was served by tell, Hal Sarratt, Guy Sarratt, Miss “Notwithstanding in this rejoice not, .school Monday morning with twenty 1 terday. Bishop Bros, and was an elegant Dora Metz. Miss Emma Garvin and that the spirits are subject unto you; scholars. 1 Rev. S. B. Harper spent yesterday 3 P reaa - “P 16 Knights presented a Mis s Martha Elmore; millinery de but rather rejoice, because your I Monday night we told our folks It in Spartanburg. most handsome appearance in ■ their partment, Miss Edith Bowers, names are written in heaven.” would be raining before morning. Misses Marie Turner and Wilma resplendant uniforms On Sabbath day we were prevented Mrs. J. L. S-. who hasn’t much confl- Gaffney left Gaffney yesterday as dele- from attending church on account of deuce in these latter-day prophets,) gates’from the First Baptist church anVif^M the rain. It wa B the occasion of the said, “Why, its perfectly clear now— 0 f Gaffney to the Woman’s Mission- p ^ IrJiE tJp ml / " “Never ary Uniod which meets in Columbia il© "fellow "climbed "up “mto^the^ cradle Gaffney Jewelry Company—E. L. Bison, manager; C. V. Fite, watch maker, and William Fort, clerk. Thomas H. Westrope, jeweler and watchmaker, D. W. Westrope, clerk. _ y .i , i J- T. Rogers, Jeweler and watch- which was near the fire and in rock-, maker. John G. Bramlett, groceries and C. Perry wa B badly burned. The lit- Mrs. told her Monday o’. W. LeMaster. of WindntfvTlle, g 8 B aC stred1y Se w e ho 1 ^s b in n at d tendan?e Ca Jf’ 1 P’ Ilt0D Smith, clerk. 3 going to rain for she felt was here yesterday. 'cannot slv at This time whether T ‘ ?fvenport, groceries, iotipr Wp toiH hpr wa crot Txrniio... zr\v\tr f a nMAir cannot say at tois t me wuetner venport. clerk. fall commYinion, and from those who i don’t see why you think so. had the pleasure of attending the mind,” says ve, “You’ll see*” and 1 today. •cries of services, we learn the Rev. | S ire enough next morning our pro- Tom Addis was in the city yester- w forth fpll lntn flre Mr. Stevenson preached some fine diction proved true. She then remem- day. 1Dg back and rortn ’- 1611 11110 sermons. This he is able to do. We bered that are told that his B ermon on Saturday that it was from the text, “Love they neighbor it in her bones. We told her we got \ william Borders, of King’s Creek, a B thyself,’’ was exceptionally fine. our sign from the heavens—the moon W as in the city yesterday. rauvwr. It’s a great pleasure for us to at- passing south of the big star that t. B. Clarkson, of Union, Is spend- Dr. M. P. Burnham, who looked af-1 tend service at this church. They night. This -jras old Jim Parker’s j ng a few days in the city. ter have fine music. Mrs. Rev. Oates is , sign and we never saw it fail, even r # g. spencer was here yesterday, that a splendid organist. in dry weather. Clarence Borders, of King’s Creek, left Gaffney for Dungannon, Va., Mrs. T. F. Boozer, of Gaffney, is We are very sorry to learn that tue spent yesterday In the city. where he will engage in a week’s visiting in this neighborhood. venerable John B. Whitesides, of Landrum Clary was a Gaffney visit- hunt with the genial J. C. Lipscomb, Mrs. C. C. Roberts, of Shelby, N. Hickory Grove, is lying very low from o r yesterday. after which he will return to his C., is visiting her son, Mr. J. M. injuries he received by a fall he got ( Dr. Billy Gunter, of Gaffney, was in home in New York. Dr. Bunham has Roberts and family. j several weeks ago at his mill. We town last Sunday.—Clifton Chronicle, many warm friends in Gaffney who Rev. J. F. Matheson, of Gaffney, ( trust he will soon recover. He Is Dr. Billy is making his visits to sincerely regret his departure, came down Monday to spend a week now up in his eighties and one of) Clifton numerous and often these i Postmaster Folger has been notified by the postal authorities at Washing- W. K. Da venport, clerk. W. H- Spearman, groceries. B. B. Store, groceries, Walter Ba- clerk. Dr. B. B. Steedly’s practice while ^ “ ana ? 8r : ^ t gentleman was in New York, has j s - rinffnov r»iine , 5»nnnn Va.. J ‘ J - Gallagher, groceries. R. S. Cook, groceries. C. C. Hammett, groceries. L. W. McGulnn, groceries and meat market, W. C. Parris, clerk. Pearl Steam Laundry, Paul W. Mor gan, proprietor. Gaffney Hardware Company—A. B. Kirby manager; A. W. Clary anil S. W. Foster, clerks. Wllkins-Watson Hardware Com pany—E. Wbtson, manager; J. L. Littlejohn and T. in the Salem congregation. the oldest landmarks in Western !times. Last week Sam J- Strain received ; York. Although he was able to live a letter from Rev. W. H- White, late without it, yet he has done more hard prof. Hand to Lecture Here. ton that unless the business on route pastor of Salem church but now of work than any two negros in York tT an( i nf a out v Carolina Tint- No. 7 R. F. D., notes a substantial in- Mentor, Ala., which states that he is county. Physically he has been ver3 i t ’ Columbia will make an ad- crease, the patrons of said route will 1 Moorehead. T. H. pleasantly situated in his new field much 0 f a man. We’ve known him dre s ’* pleasant Grove school house only be served tri-weebly Instead of R- Wilblns, clerks, and that his work is progressing. His all our life. He was a member of j n gehoo] district No 12 at 2*30 o’clock da lly a8 at present. One of the best | _ Smith Hardware Company—W. H. congregation this year has raised cbmpany B. of the gallant old 25tlf pndav $600 for Its work outside of pastor’s during the war. J. L. S. i lec f * salary. Mr. White Is a consecrated IT'. Christian gentleman and an Indefati- Notes from Union. 7:80 *the^s^me eve l nIng^ UU proL U Hand dozen patrons of this route would J- F. Fincken, bakery and fancy gable worker in the Master’s vine- union, Nov. 11.—Sund|ay, Novem- i g ’ a most entertaining and Instructive subscribe for a daily, that would igroceries; J. F. Fincken and J. A. & LeMaste;, Furniture— Shuford, R. E- LeMaster, P. W. Kirby, F. M. Swofford, J. P. Wells and Fred Graat i Isaac Turner Furniture Company— Geo. M. Phifer, manager; E. L. Goa- ett, W. H. Wllkerson, S. L. Taylor d Robert Reynolds. 5, 10 and 25 cents Store—A. L. Peel- , manager; Miss Olive Tate Mrs. L- Peeler and Phillip Wilkins. J'Kandy Kitcken—S. R. Suber, pro- etor; Jis Christos. A. W. Doggett, fancy groceries; k Sarratt, clerk. J. H. Stevens, fancy groceries. F. B. Gaffney, fancy and heavy gro- fries; Leon Gaffney'and B. H. Bear- clerks. essie Pinson, Heavy and fancy oceries; Jasper Pinson, clerb. W. N. Austell, millinery, dry qoods d notions, W. N. Austell, manager; ^ x ^ ^ „ . il Mirs. W. N. Austell, Mrs. Mary Tur- Gaffnev eotton hnverR were nfferine l,ulc v.-— -- ***'' — of Westfield, Iowa, “for my rescue brated his fifty-fourth birthday last ner anrt M i ss Knode only 10.10 last Friday it was selling betSi-^ove? thl* situation fTOm death ’ by Dr ’ K,ng,8 New [ D \ 8 ' Sunday, November 10th. The weather 1 Humphries Shoe Company—W. F. in ’Hickory Grove tor 101-4 Wo T h ^ to^l torfo bl mo^e of a S "i''"’ 7 . . I ?’ , . h J"”.' 5 ’ »< ire •» MrtOM'f wa« very bad but tbat did not prevent Humphries, manager; C C Humph Then too, it would oe more or a nusi affected that death seemed imminent, the guests from gathering at his Hes and Pnarlea Austell ness-like transaction. j when I commenced tabing New Dis- home. Toe day was greatly enjoyed r M.**Peeler shoes I M. Peeler, Crops are turning out better than coyery. The ominous dry, hacking b y all who were present. Among proprietor J M Peeler clerk on ^.a.t. xP w Ct * d ‘ .1, . _ j cough quit before the first bottle was thoVe present were Mr. and Mrs. J. R * j’ ones * eene ral merchandise, Yuo be 0 S i O rT 3hPS t0 Th<? Ledger nRed - an d two more bottles made s m. Jenkins and children, lone, Annie fertilizers, mules? etc., R. A. Jones, ... . 7 VJCpi. 1.UW W1UU u*Vf».»aa B aaava ; COUUIUUCU IU 11U1« IOr UiB ttUUlBUVie we hated to give him up as our pas- the cloud8 r0 Hed away and the sun)to attend the presentation of “Lalja” tor we are proud to ,ea ™ that the the 8hone more spring-like before being a t the theatre at 8:30 o’clock. Ix>rd has blessed him. nis family and h jdden behind the western hills. j \ his work in his new field, and we Ano ther cotton mill Is the town j La || a . ^ st He will continue “°’ ^ e h v - talk. It seems that within a few mor« T hls charming operatta will posi-' Mr. White is a great admirer of The mon ths the black smoke will be seen tively be given tonight. Prof. John- tuSoo t oy-oir, „ „ D u, r. curling from the stack, or if operated son has given a great deal of hard o «M?i r b y electricity, the many wheels will WO rk to the perfection of the chorus mail carrier, took a chill yesterday be , n mo t lon another addition to busy and a n those who attend may expect “ d t ° make hiB v* 016 Union. a rare treat. The opera is beautiful tTa To* 1 The johnny Jones Shows are to open and the young ladles who will parti- j 1, ft now-ofh 011 the 18th for 0De weeb ’ 3 Bta y ln oipate* have learned their parts well, ° ’ Kershaw the city. and it is to be hoped that a crowded wl y ’,w* „on* *A vot »«*« The cIt y •eh" 018 are wel1 attended ^ 0 use will greet them when the cu wi*I *ho inTfr V and working men find ready employ- tain goes up at 8:30 tonight, as th S? TnroLniH f n nn mpnt - The* farmer is getting his entertSnmeit is for the benflt has aLeady tnreatened to Jump on crop together all are signs of con- the Floral Club, us with both feet for something we tentment and prosperity. The price S v! d ' 4 If he d ^ eS uu 1 tr Tn*v ot cotton is not Just what some think A Hapd De bt t Q pay. of a professional °athTete. Howlver? 11 cou,d . or 3hould be - While ten cents 4<I 0we a deb d of ^Hude that can ; we wish to remind him that while the j^ y p^ meg e jf everTthat the 6 seller rever be na,d off " writes G. S. Clark, Mr. Felix Isler, of Blacksburg, cele- Notes from Timber Ridge. Timber Ridge, Nov. 13.—It has beea some time since we have reported for The Ledger from this place, but we are back at our post and It gives va much pleasure to write for the dear old Ledger. We have been having some very cold weather recently and a very cold rain yesterday. We had a bit Ot snow last Friday. , Mrs. Sallie Ingram and little daughter. Jessie,of Sunnyside, spent Saturday night and Sunday with friends in our section. Messrs. W. G. and Ezekiel Web ster, of Gaffney, spent a short while here Saturday. Mrs. I. C. Tate, who has been very ill all summer, Is Improving, we are glad to report. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Carter are re joicing over the arrival of a bouncing baby boy. Messrs. E. L. and D. W. Tate and Miss Virginia Tate were Gaffney visit- ora last Wednesday. The farmers In our section are about through picking cotton. Most of them are having it ginned but none are selling yet. E. L- Tate made a business trip to the Gowdeysville section Monday There was no Sunday school at Timber Ridge Sunday owing to ab sence of the superintendent and to tbo bad weather. Mr. j. S- Carter, our Sunday school superintendent, spent Sunday at Clary Line. There will be preaching at Getba* mane Sunday at eleven o’clock. Wo hope a good crowd wil attend. While hauling cotton Tursday, B. IF. and W. B. Tate had the mlsfortuno of having a break down. One of the wheels of their wagon gave wuf and they had to go to Gaffney Friday for repairs. Most of the farmers here took thetr potatoes up last week. The bridge across Thlckety creek has been undergoing repairs for tbo last two weeks. It Is about finished now. i Mr. Lyance Littlejohn was a Glen dale visitor Monday. Mr. Ben Jamieson has purchased a very fine cow from Mr. W. R. Wab ker, of the Wilkinsville section. The cow gives five and a half gallons of i milk daily. The schools in our neighborhood have not started yet but will In a few weeks. Blue Eyes. haven’t heard from Mount Zion. If fact none of us know as much about what is going on in that city as we ought to. Mrs. J. L. S- says ihe has very lit tle patience with a man who lets his wife rule him and still less with the woman who exercises that pre rogative. We differ with her to some extent in that many a man needs a master and never got the right kind of a one until he got a wife. It’s very gratifying, however, to know that so and its readers. Ledger Reader. A Significant prayer. “May the Lord help you make Bucklen’s Arnica Salve known to all,” writes J. G. Jenkins, of Chapel Hill, N- C. It quickly took the pain . ... .. out of a felon for me and cured it tew men, or women either, realize ln a WO nderfully short time." Best the fac. that they have a boss. j 0n ear t b j or SO res, burns and wounds. Some of our neighbors say their 23c at C h eroke e Drug Co.’s drug potatoes are rotting in the kiln. store. Mr. Frenholm Dowdle is sick. It is I thought he is taking pneumonia. v i Constipation. Indigestion, drive Through the courtesy of Rev. R. P. rway appetite anl make you weak Smith, of Asheville. N. C., we are Jn ' and sick. Hollister’s Rocky Moun- complete cure.” Nothing has ever an d Bernice, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. equaled New Discovery for coughs, Dowdle and children. Nellie, Bennie colds and all throat and lung com- and Lewis, Mrs. Daisy Guthrie and plaints. Guaranteed by Cherokee daughter, Othello, and Mr. Jay Patter- Drug Co., druggists. 60c and $1.00. 8on> 0 j Qa^ey, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Trial l>ott1e free. proprietor, Clarence Jones and O. B. Tate. Littlejohn Bros.—Sumpter Little john, J. S. ^Littlejohn, L. P. Vinesett and Hal Sparks. Poole and children, Eugene and Tur- £. Harris, heavy and fancy gro- nett, Mr. M. H. Kitchens, Master* cerIe8 q ^ Harris, proprietor, Sam Jolly and Nesta Moss, Miss Myrtle Hopper, Jr-, Albert Elmore and Grover * * * *** »%%>» f V#X *- **,7 Air - -f ! * 1 ““ J t rt write*r°“Electric~Bitters VaVTdone '| ar _ e aaie_MoBS, of UiacKsnurg^ Auer j. R . Tolleson, dry goods and gru me more good than any ever took. For several years I had stomach trouble, and paid out much money for medicine to uttie ’purpose, until i began taking Electric Bitters He Fought at Gettysburg. Honnpr lp A David Parker, of Fayette, N.* Y., utters, Miss Barbara Moss and Miss Harris clerks Ijo lost a foot at Gettysburg. Threadie Moss, of Blacksburg. After j R ’ Tolle* SHr dlnner Mr ’ l8,er was P res ! nted wltn eerie a, J. R. Tolleson, “proprietor; "w. some nice gifts by his children. | D . Thomas and W. A. McFarland. / - j 8. B. Crawley & Company, drugs, Appendicitis ;W. F- Brown, manager; Dr. R. C. Gar- o is due In a large measure to abuse land, prescriptions. , , . ., . I would not take 1300 for what they of the bowels, by employing drastic Gaffney Drug Company, Dr. J. C. possession of a nice.book ‘ A flistory tain Tea restores the appetite, drives have done for me.” Grand tonic for purgatives. To avoid all danger, uselCreech, proprietor, James Wood and of the development of the Presby- away disease, builds up the system, the aged and for female weaknesses.! only Dr. King’s New Life Pills, the terian church in North Carolina and 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Gaffney Great alterative and body builder; 1 safe, gentle cleansers and invigerat- the Synodical Home Missions,” which Drug Co. 1 sure cure for lame back and weak 1 ors. Guaranteed to cure headache, he sent us last week. It’s a great ! kidneys. Guaranteed by Cherokee biliousness, malaria and Jaundice, at source of pleasure and knowledge to Subscribe for The L*4s*r. $1 • year , Drug Co., druggists. 60c. j Cherokee Drug Co.’s drug store. 25c. LEARN TO EAT. Few People in oaffney Really Know How. Slow eating will solve one-half ths problem of ill health. Those who suffer already with indigestion and weak stomach can with care and the use of Ml-o-na stomach tablets r* store their digestion to a healthy con dition, so that they can eat what they want at any time without fear of dis tress or suffering. After a tew days’ use of Ml-o-na stomach tablets, the headache, dizzy feeling, drowsiness, bad taste in the mouth, coated tongue, nervousness, sleeplessness, distress after eating- all these symptoms of a weak stom ach—will disappear, and perfect di gestion and a good skin will show that the vital machinery is once more running smoothly. Take a little Ml-o-na tablet before each meal *0 that It will stimulate the digestive Juices and gi v © strength to the stomach, and -then it will take care of the tpod that ig eaten, with out indigestion and the unpleasant full feeling with which so many suf fer after meals. The Oaffney Drug Co. have M mnch confidence in the power of MV -o-na to cure Indigestion anl all stomach HI* that they give a guaran tee with every 50-cent box to refund the money If the remedy fails to give satisfaction. Claude Flack. Cherokee Drug Company—Dr. J. N. Littlejohn, manager; Dr. M. J. Goude- lock and Keith Folger. The Virgil McCraw Company, gen- It Is deliciously palatable, agree* with f be weakest stomach contains the most soothing, henllnr strength ening and curative eb'mepia. Mabes you well and happy. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets. Gaffney Drug Co.