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i Complies with all rcquircmenls of the National Pure Food Law, Guaui.tee No. 2041, filed at Washing o<i on this side of the hguse. was 1 dimly discerned by Butler through the gloom; and It was with joyful satis faction that he could perceive the | 8 a Constitutional Disease so dier. as the rain fell in larger drops It orii;illilll iM llllimi , blood and retreat some distance from his post Catarrh “We dined in some of the finest hotels and restaurants, hut did not find any coffee to excel an quality Arbuckles AR10SA. That is what one lady writes and millions of others prove they ackafje, one pound K'ht. '.C jeanno the name ARrL. C . i i ARIOSA CO! l i'.L u.'M sionature of Arhi: k rh )1 ! k O believe, ! 3/ years, ought to induce every- which entitles you to ( u HORSE SHOE ROBINSON- (Continued from Page Two.) which he adopted towards th<' inhab it tils of the Carolinas. immediately after the battle of Camden, showed a tone of personal exacerbation that was scarcely consistent with the lenity displayed toward-; Butler. It is not unlikely, therefore, that th;, that his falthfui comrade was at hand. . . , , u fea r of relation upon the young | ( ,.shuns to take advantage of the In usual liquid form or in chocolated tab .fe i ttiy n. of whose f.. t o lie tij iirlit li,i\* present neglect of the sentinel and lets know it as S3 r&at3fc#C. i o o 1 o se - ^ 1 been Informed front officers of his f() avo j ( | t | 1( . possibility of bringing Nasal and otbn local forms of catarrh own camp, might have induced , to tempori7;^ , in the present cas to grant a suspension of p,-oc< against the rebel nrisoner. I lie ,.st point of the impending branches ply to Williams letter accordim-iv of tin-oak. Here, wittiout a moments intimated that, for the present Major ,, ,. )S( . h( . nia(1( , fear i ( . ss p-ap tliat Butlt-r should be held in close cus- r bim anionst tile houghs. The tody ag a prisoner of war. lea\inir diirlatess prevented iiiin ftom choos- reireai some stance from nis posi honal treatment, acting an,, take shelter beneath the shrub- anr | pu , , jog the blood, for tts b.-iv that grew m the gatden. At the ra( jj ca | aiK | pctinanent cure. The same moment a fish upon the hill, greatest constitutional remedy is which might have been mistaken for ” ,_ ^ summer lightning, announced to hint HOOCI S S3rSQp2iriM3 ,,m ' him into conflict with Ramsav But- are prmtiptU-r.ou ve.i by Anti-eplets or : -• hastily showed himself out upon ( a?arrl, ‘ t ^ Mas- •eeding- oof ueramhled towards the near- C. I. J *A Co., Lowell, - lass. by using more Arbuckles ARIOSA body Coffee than all the other packaged coffees in the United Slates put together, The fact that Arbuckles’ ARiOSA Coffee costs less and ly to at h ast sample it. That is the genuine da cities hide many country girls where you huy it or vvha.;»! and boys who secretly sigh for a j or j t the determination of Hie manner in j,,., j| 1( . in ,, s t favorable lodgment in Which he was finally to be disposed all(1 he fe n a( n)SS a heavy of. a subject for future consideration.; limb with SU( . h lorr(> as t o take away .l(din Rttnisay. after the departut e: —receiving at the same nien’ ei -d Hie t of Horse Shoe Roninson t<>r ^ 11 -’iiia j a S (. V( .re contusion in the head, instead of rejoining his regiment, r i turned to the Fair Forest camp, i S , ins ,. less and thei . f where he remttined with Williams, un-, i til reci tere ne remained wiiit wnnanis m appri-liend that he would fall in a the answer tioni ( oin\\alds \\a> swoon to 111“ ground; but Hie occasion * 1 'l‘ 1| g L: tais a ns v ei |,raced ids sinking strength, and be- a brief space he liung almost was reason to -trim-: daily made In th t of -'i id and t!v* ai • edn-’S- of , .a nature i is a r“i, l to turn t*> sneu itc-ms nf "iii - irar.' !iistn , *c as ’In* oils Ida Lewis, who ...is kept a lighthouse fifty years and saved m-ar!;. a s-ore of lives. In the iie mi it minutes he revived sufli- cup of good coffee like m.ither made. “ Mother ” probably used the old original “ Arhuc kies’ ’’ the first roasted lias suit.”! the hcallli and taste of packaged cotfcc. most Ame,:r ; ~oplc (or over i Sec that you |rt_the^aled Same old Coffrc, sam" old Inm. If your grocer won t supply, write t<i ARBUCK 1T. BRC ',.. .I-.’.V '. llK.. i lie iiitdertool; to eonvi-y to Rutler. and j ,, . in , he again set out lor his tathe: - (.j ( .nti v to make ids way to the trunk, t house. .lohn felt liiiiw'dl now rt eii- , | |( . desceiuied safeiv to the j larly enlisted in the seiviee nt t' 1 *', ,. a; (h. jf,. now threw' liimself on his pmone,\ atui having found means to, | ian( j s and fp e f and crept to the gar- communicate hi s present employment; (len felu>(J Th(> rain still increased, to General Sumpter, he olitained per-j , ind f(>11 in ., heavv shower. In mission to remain in it <is long as his | another instant lie surmounted the I iu hi’ 'P I. ; (1(. al sue i * of other li' e .ish gain, of which the ii,. oi tlie world seems mainly ... i* restores one's faith in th«j inn nature to note a life -'ed at the cost of person- i tiie saving and welfare Baltimore American. RHEUMATIC F0LK8I assistance was of value. The S‘T- I barrier, and betook himself with his NOTICE OF ELECTION. CLERK’S SALE- State-of South Carolina, By virture of ti decree of partition County of (pierokee. and sale of the Court of Common Pursuant to Hr commission to us. Pleas for Cherokee county in the case directed bv the Hon. R. S- Whaley, of Sallie Reynolds, Salathiel Little speaker oi‘ the House of Representa- ; john. Mollie McDaniel, Chester Lit- tive- .m election is hereby ordered j Hejohn and Robert Littlejohn, plain ts te i,eld in the county of Cherokee, tiffs, vs. Etta Littlejohn and Charlie on Tuesday December ;nst, 1%7, to | Littlejohn, defendants, I will sell at elec' a Repn-entative to serve for Gaffney, S- C-, liefore the courthouse mother of one of ids pupils requesting the remainder ot tie- term for which door, during Hie legal hours for sales } din no ^ to n,,^, h er Itoy, tlius: “You the Hon. \\'. F- .McArthur was elect- on jjalesday,^Monday, December 2nd, ■ are Ilf| ^ P) ia y iioy. or he will drop Are Yo u Sure Your Kidneys Are vice itself was a grateful one to the j ' u t n " s i' sp.A,! towards'"^^ mi‘lT be" Well? 1 1 "i. - > t >’it 1 g trooper; it aceorded wit'n ''a'Mdnd which he sought concealment Many rheumatic attacks ere dueto generosity of his ohm-actor, and grati- , j « * ^ ^ ^ Australian Bulls. Il.„ Ills pmsonu, ^ ,,v trnr,- ’ ^ Aim Kamsay. who "’’'be kidne™'.. to2, Z I have met with some itulls made by worthiness which it imtilied; !»ut; j iad j list re!K .i 1( , d Rds point on his of the k dn y8 8 to remove a ^I urle Australians. I heard a clergyman than this, it brought him into w;lv U) tll( . il(jUS( , aIld nnw taken by; acld from tne Wood. Its presence make this remark at a public meeting | 0 l ) I ,0r,Mnit "‘ R ot frequent meeting - suri)1 .i S e. pn-sented a pistol to But- there shows the kidneys are Inactive, which was disappointingly small; “I ' vl, h ) ,: ‘ ry whn - ler', breast. One word above your DeQ’t da’ly with "tiric •-Cid snlrenU“ am sorry to see so many absent friends hero.'’ A state school teacher at Queens- oliff, in Victoria, had a note from the ately hdoved the inteiv-t of Butler, j and vo „ die. I The state of the countr\ did not | M-| . ( . low John to he seen in day tine, ami lie and Man ed as Representative from the county i907. the following described proper-, down dead ut your ( i oor the snTne as Nteht after night they aeeordingly ' . t " ' d , ie silent, and You might go on till doomsday with is gold for you." them, but until you cure the kidney* ■ Ramsay," said Butler, in a low you will never get well. Doan’s Kid- h'Ul consequently an-, JonP ..j s j', vo „-»” ney plllg not only remove uric acid, pointed a place of meeting, wliei--in i •y,,,,,. name?” ,!emanded the troop- cure the kidneys and then all Hu- shades of nigh' tV\v might c-n ; .... ,j,| prcH-nting tin- pistol. danger from uric acid Is ended, mum together mi the imporram s,pi itutler" w a s Hie replv Rupert B. Calvo, bookbinder, em- i'cls of their s.-c.-et eon-piracy. .. T |,.,„u-U .rtomi , ~„,ut Mai,a- f 0 r ployed at The State Publishing Co., of Choroke ami the following per-j ty, to-wit son.- w- aeretiv designated as manag- All that piece, parcel or tract of] e:> of the election at their respect- land lying in Draytonvtlle township, 1 jvc precincts; Gherokee county, and State Allens—C. A. Spencer, J ter. Horace Lipscomb. afore- he did nt Mrs. Cary’s.” Another, being told that So-and-so was buried in a stone cotiiu, said “that me ;. Car- -.aid. being a part of the estate lands was very sensible, as It would last him ;)ddPd tr) (liat of tll ,. i f Selathiel Littlejohn, deceased, sold a lifetime.’’ London Telegraph. (Ild yj],.,, met -it tiiis spot, and here al! their i schemes were contrived. Mary some-: ,.,jj n j HniCrf came to David Ramsav - dwel- i ling, and the old man’s counsel was lovers. Chri-to- Musgrove were You have been i.efore official printers for the State of South I thought you would not miss Carolina, living at 1010 Lumber 3t» all v ,.|l?" Columbia, S. C., says: “I thought I Better. ),, tter. than we could oad rheumatism and treated for ii on have hoped.” answered Butler. "See \nt ch !•:. Hardin .1 R. Dover 'inder decree and proceedings had in , THE EXPERIENCE OF A POULTRY not ignorant of wliat was in contemn- R i* Randall. probate court of Union county,; DEALER lation. but it was a piec< of m-ees- Black-burg— Elijah Harrell. J- M. liy Robert McBeth, sheriff, at public only in recent years has poultry- sai’y policy that ihe. -houhl appea Alii on I in Kennedy. outcry dn salesday in February, 1X75, );.eeping taken a place among recog- 1 t,, 'bo as little connected with tin* j Butl-r s- M. S. Swafford, G. W and the same being one of the th-ee uized industries. Many of the sue- prisoner as possible. (’hrLtopher, Eakei w. \V. Hopper. tracts into which said land was sub- Buffa.lo Lewis Hopper, Mangum divided, the plat of said lands and all Gaston D- H- Wylie. the papers in said action for sale on Cherokee Falls—M. C. Byars, U- K. tile in the probate court of said Allen. R. C Cobb. I’nion county, ind said tract convey- Draytonville- \V. S- Wilson, R. S- ed by Robert McBeth, as sheriff, of Spencer, I). C. Phillips. I’nion county to Charles Littlejohn, cessful poultry men of today were not therefore, pursued his duties as as- experts when they began, but had to sistant-quarter-master or purveyor to 1 learn by experience. the little garrison umie,- Macdonald's “In regard to Sloan’s Liniment for command, with unabate,t nsshluitv poultry diseases,” writes E. R. Spauld- Tlie plan of Butler's escape was ing, of Jaffrey, N. H„ "a disease call- John Ramsay’s. He had he, n anxions ed roup is one of the greatest draw- ly awaiting an opportunity to attempt Ezell- R. p. Scrugg- Swan Parris, by deed probated the Gth day of Feb- i, ao i iR j n raising poultry. It Is some- this enterprise for the ln«t fortnight. Geo. D- Scruggs. ruary, 1875, and said tract bounded, w !iat similar to distemper in a horse, but the difficulty of concerting oprat- Grassy Pond -A. J. McCraw, G. N now, by lands of W. Sam 1 Lipscomb .\ftp r trying and experimenting witli ions with the prisoner had retarded , Webb, Lee Allison. on the north and east; on the south about everything recommended. I hlg movement. This difficulty wa.- at Goucher- M. L Guthrie, J. M. Lip- by N- G. Littlejohn, and on the west found that Sloan’s Liniment was the last overcome, and, fo r a few days scoriih. B- F Bonner !>y estate land of Moses Littlejohn, speediest and surest remedy for roup, past, the plan had been arranged Gaffney No. i—p. R. Wilson, L. D. deceased, anl containing flfty-nine (59) and I can especially recommend it for All that was left to be done was to big He genlinel was off hi;- guard. I took time bv tin- forelock, and have saved you trouble.” ! am ready." said Butler, having 1 - - * w pip i>n in's shoe.-. "My brave fellow, [ owe you more than I can find words to utter: lead the way." The liberated captive and hi- gal lant comrade ni-tantly hastened towards the horses, and mounting with a joyful alacrity, soon set for ward at a gallop in the direction lead ing to David Ramsay's cottage. Here the' arrived just as the day began to dawn. (FONTINIIED NEXT FRIDAY.i M k U* -M. Rippy, j. a. Harvey. acres, more or less. Gaffney No. 2- -T. R. Wilkins, Dr. TERMS OF SALE: Cash. W. A Fort. !)• B- Morgan. chaser to pay for papers. Pur- J. Eb Jefferies. Cl’k. C. C. Pi's. Pub. Nov. 15, 21 and 28- Gaffney No. 3- W. T. Thompson, J. H. Turner, J. J. Gallagher. Limestone—Roan Gibson, D. J- Bright, W. A. Green. Littlejohns—John A. Harnes, W. E M. Kirby. J. W. Sparks. Macedonia—Landrum Clary, Lee Smith. J. V. Price. > For the convenience of those who Maud—A. C- Price, John Godfrey, cannot conveniently come to the court R. E Linder. house. I will be at the following canker in the windpipe.” appoint the hour. Christopher Shaw Send fo r Dr. Sloan’s free book on and Mary, alone of the miller’s family. Horses, Cattle, Hogs, and Poulary. were made acquainted with the de- Address: Dr. Earl S. Sloan. 015 Al- tails. Christopher was to provide a bany Street, Boston, Mass. r;- i m rm to tho President. v Iii ft.•Gin, s l<> pitnt (be v. .1! (ala- I a. - i,le.it lawn t ..I iipj ■ t h it Lai! iif <i .rs. that belief. I used all kinds of lini ments. The pain was In my hack and in my hips plear to the shoulder*. The liniments did no good and I took to blood medicines but they did not help me. I took a long trip In hope* that the change of climate might h<-]p me. I was away for three months but could see no change for the better. I heard of Doan’s Kidney Pills and determined to try them, and got a box at a drug store. Thev com pletely removed the pains out of my back and I have not felt a touch of the old trouble since I used theta." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. FosteV-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and take no other. • i n Mi- ili. Tl.i ..’or.-! viopi shor. s, ' • r< :> ' horse and a suitable disguise for But- t . , ler. and these were to be ready at a , ATTENTION TAXPAYERS- Lieutenant Governor Chanler, of tuft of willows that grew upon the New York, told the Georgia State edge of the river some quarter of a Fair Association at Atlanta of bis » n j]e above the mill, whenever Mary Wh«n .-i tariff plan. should annonuce that John was ready to act. Ramsay’s horse was to be in'll !v Cured °f Bright’s Disease. brought to the same spot. The pre- you !! ^ \Y ' 1-f .r.- \ U1 »?'->: 't f 1 know Cl! ha • ■ ^ ."w. it-—nli, The nil i re! s’ i : ! stand, h. Tin 1 .re! ■ to ' i' •iii nd. ,r. oh, I hf.iili.r.-! Mr. Robert O- Hurke, Elnora, N. Y.. paratory signals, already mentioned, you .i Kings Creek—1 H- Wilburn. James places on the dates and hours named, wr ttes: “Before 1 started to use Fo- were all agreed upon and understood And I l h. o.i ,i inu line wii.-el uroiin France has a ne w Dreyfu- affair in the arrest of rharles B. Ulimo on a charge of treason. The health of King Alfonso, of Spain ig reported to be bad and con sumption Is feared. The Ne w Pure Food and Drue Law. We are pleased to announce that Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and lung troubles is not at- Caldwell, Haye s Mitchell. Ravenna—Wilkes Brown, K. Go forth, T J. Chalk. Sarratt—J. G. Kendrick. J. H. Wil kins, p A. Goforth. Turners—,J. C- Pryor, C. A- S. Campbell. L F- Blanton Timber Ridge—E. L Tate, J. D. Carter John p. Jamison. Thickety—I. M Smith. D- L- Vas- ■ey, M W Goforth Wilkinsville- J. R. Hughes, Boyce MTiisonant. J. M. Estes. White plains—R. H- Taylor, M. C. Lipscomb James Palmer. Woods—L. E- Wood. Joseph Harris, Wesley Hawkins. Polls will be opened at 7 o’clock A. M- and closed at } o’clock P. M The above named managers will TIa call ;it the- Cotirt House for ballot n!a. l;30 to 4:00 p. m- for the purpose of collecting taxes. | t .y’ s Kidney Cure I had to get up by the parties. Butler was to escape My office at the court house will be f rnir twelve to twenty times a night, to the roof, and thence by the boughs . , , closed on these days. an( j j wng a n bloated up with dropsy of a large oak that grew hard by the (lil Tin-n.iore! ’ Tuesday, December 3rd Buffalo aT , d my eyesight was so Impaired I miller’s dwelling. A sentinel was y oll t > 0 i. A W uat y.,u're about, 'Ohool house. 9 to 11:30 a. m could scarcely see one of my family usually posted some fifty paces from Thu i -. •—o... Tl. o-lore!" Tuesday. Deeembcr 3rd Blacksburg, ^c^-oss the room. I had given up hope tills tree, and it was a matter of great ju iI k : i . i iirui «ium; U30 to 5:30 p. m- of living, when a friend recommend- perplexity to determine how his vigi- Yn-r,i thii.i; tiy.t I was RGnt som* Wednesday, December 4th. Blacks- «d Foley’s Kidney Cure. One 50c lance was t 0 be defeated. This dtf- An <J say I was a liar, by rum burg. 8:30 a m.. to 12 m. _ bottle worked wonders and before I Acuity, John resolved, should be Wednesday, December 4th. Antioch, had taken the third bottle the drop- overcome by a stern measure: the Nay. nay! No piloting for me, 1 30 to 4:00 p- m. sy had gone, as well as all other man was to be silenced, if necessary, Theodore—oh, Theodora! Thursday, December 5th King’s symptoms of Bright’s disease." Cher- b v a blow. John Ramsay was to steal ° n *’ oa 5£ of any craft wlth th ®*’ Creek. 9:00 a. m. to 12 m. okee Drug Co. upon him in the dark, and if signs, _, mT odore—oh, Theodore! : . , °f ala rm were given, he was to mas- , d , or f f . ./ . . . . death froni the Carthqualje in te r the sentinel in such a manner as g ftv pte< . r i!l( . ,i.. irt ]e(i old boat voureeif. Friday, December Ctn. Maud, 1:30 Italy will, it is feared, reach 000. the occasion might require, being fur- tl "dure—oh, Theodore! to 4 00 p rn. nishi’d by Butler with a purse of gold, —W. j Lamp: .n fn New York World Tuesday, December 10th, Ezells, we have secured the agency for j f Such a form of influence might be 9:00 a. m. to 12 m- Drino Laxative Fruit Syrup, the new noeessary. MODERN METHODS- Tuesday, December 10th. Maeedo- laxative that makes the liver lively, Such is the 0 „ t n tK . 0 f the plan by ■ I like—welt, fected by the National Pure Food ... li j. . ; . a it.-t tell. and Drug law as It contains no opl- •1). ates or other harmful drugs, and we • re ' recommend It as a safe remedy for children and adults. Cherokee Drug Co. 11:1 III!,i oil The A professor at Western Thelogical Seminary ha s figured out when the flood and othe r Old Testament events occurred. Thursday, December 5th, Cherokee Falls, 2:00 to 6:00 p. m. Rabies and children need promt at tention when suffering from coughs and colds. The best remedy for mothers to use is Kennedy's Laxa tive Cough Syrup. It tasts nearly as good as maple syrup. It contains no opiates, and It Is laxative and drives the rold out of the system by gently moving ihe bowels. Sold by the Gaff ney Drug Co. boxes and ballots for the respective procinct.s. not later than Saturday, Plains, 9:00 to 11:30 a. m. December 28th, l9 f '7. Dated 'bis November 20th. 1907. R. A Westbrooks. T H. Allison, D. R Hughes, Commissioner-; of State Election purifies the breath, cures headache whi( , h r »„t!er’s disenthraiment was to Ho v Wednesday, December 11th, White nn-d regulates the digestive organs. h(1 attempted. Cures chronic constipation. Ask us The W They Have improved a Stan- Admiral Evan- will command the dard Remedy. fleet on its voyage to the Pacific, but ^ „ Mary Musgrove, before she retir- [n the 17th centurv a wave of ex SOinf ‘ othe r commander will succeed Wednesday, December 11th, Raven- about It. Cherokee Drug Co. ed to j 1Pr (-hninfjf.r sought Christo- citement swept over England and ' ,lm his return. na. ljp f .) 4 : d0 p. m. . ... “ pher Sha w and made him acquaint- France when the medical profession . . ~ . ruuf'-d.ij. D cemL r l.th^ J. R. After an it: erview with Ri "" i D ! ed with the appointment of the hour, discovered such wonderful curativi Yhis is worth Remem..e r tng. .iUlejohns More, 0:30 to 11:30 am. Roos. velt Ren a to;- Lon- declared that and thpn ]eft h!m t[) man age his own elements in the cod’s liver As nr ' ° ne ,mrnT,ne ° very nP7 ’ I bursday, December 12th. Sarratt s. Kansas is for Taft. share of the enterprise. It was now i n the 18th centurv cod liver oi! Rnn sho,,,d remember that Foley’s „ . -j;.- near ten at ,light 1 and Christopher, was imported STer! extensively Sidney Cure will cure any case of Dancing Proves Fatal. who had charge of Allen Musgroves by physicians in this country, but if J< !,, n p y <^r blaA'R-r Iron le that is not Many men and women catch cold stable, in order to avoid the suspi- \ V ' as found to be adulterated to ;; a p >’ nn, l f be reach of medic.ne. C’bero- at dances which terminate in pneu- cion of being seen stining at a later great extent, and the useless heavy rn Littlf Th 1:30 to 4; 00 p. m. Friday, December 13th, Wllkins- ville 9:<10 a. m. to 12 m- piia^c remember the dates and NEW SHOE 3TSHE I ll;iv (t|ieti< u i.ji ;i new ^Mia' Store m t}n* KoHoer'-i JcAatlrv luiildiiio. Will ai-o 'Hn ‘•oine Notion- in <oniiec'i«>n \\ i t h Sinn-. K\. rvtliioo- t'r. g ic meet me promptly, a s It is for your m onia and consumption. After ex- i,,,,,,. immediafelv set of? to saddle nil conv nienee Nov 12. 29 Respectfully, W. W. Gaffney, County Treasurer. which enveloped the medicinal to its posure, if Foley’s Honey and T.ir is the horse. One of the wagon team, elements, a great hindrance '•ikon It will break up a cold and no well known in tin* family be the name medicinal value ‘ ’ Re- ;erious results need »><• feared, kc- VVilll K y 0( was selected for this ser- in 1885 a famous physician from fuse any but the : genuine in a yellow v j Cfi and being speedily accoutred, the Hague went to Norway and after Judge \!ton B. Parker ridiculed Bryan on his alleged advocacy of a measure to prevent financial panic- achaee. Cheroki'e Drug Go. was conducted to the willows, where two years of experiment and resoarc: ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. Bv virtue of authority vested in me a'ld a: administrator of the '-state of \V. new’, and at rock bottom p for oa-h, St-o inv o,i(, js aurl niv prict * before biivino. . ~ was tied fast to a tree, to remain produced a light brown oil from the Many important questions vr. nnti] the h0U7 of need The young cod’s livers which was said to ciinsidered at the first regular Cald ml ller soon returned, and It was not more valuable than .he pale yellow ru t meting held since last June. lonf , aftorwardg t - flat the household oil. but the taste and odor was so i” J°?».n a UC i ,. ~ and its military companions were repulsive thai it frequently caused I r , ^ dn J & ^Bladder PI T . I ?T wra f )t in ,he 8,,Hnce of unsuspecting such nausea that it made it unpopu- nmi VnTder "pills are sobl by The Postmaster of Gasconda Mo., Daniel A. Burgh, says of DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills. “ I am do ing so well, and improving so fa^t in health that I cannot say too much 'ar. • >, t F McArthur, deceased. [ will expose weak, unhealthy, tired out stomach. rPnoae to public ale at the residence of the Npit y, Pr can y0|1 f Pf .i good if by some p,,..'_ ...... . The Gaffney Drug Co. :« W. F. McArthur on December nt»i 0 irregularity in eating you have r t ,. at # 10 ’i r . or . , e cu&t r h p most valuable discovery, how- • 10th 1907. at 11 o’clock a. n. all of c-iused the stomach to get out of a n ( lfe lt rnf,? haTheen by f f W ° eininfin I A plea fo r citizenship for the I orto the personal property of the said de- order. There little stomach trnub- , ! J f n f n 7- n ht3 ' - v / ar U 0 Ricans was made at the Aloh'-nk con- ceased. consisting of household and h-fi are signs of indigestion, which allo l we(1 ,. to b 1 nr ° a t l , 1 sht J n H l9 r l oom n ‘ search discovered an extractive forPrce kitchen furniture, six mules, two mav an(1 very often does turn Into during the night. His chamber door, and concentrating process, bv which two-horse wagons, one one-horse wag- n very bad case of dyspepsia . Don’t ^ l a , 0 , f , thc ‘ nicd'clnal. healing and body yhprp, i s nothing better for stom- on. all farming implements, two bun- allow this to go on a single day with- aa d tne n| 8' h J advanc d without sus- a i.ding elements of the cods livei 3ch troubles than KODOL. which dred bushels of corn, about five thou- out doing something to overcome it. ^. c . on 0, i distrust from any quarter are separated from the useless and 0O ntains the same juices found in a and bundles of fodder and bay and Take some good reliable and safe di- At two oclock the last sentinels wen nauseating oil. These recovered me- healthy stomach KODOL Is offered numerous oth'‘r articles. Term- of gestant like KODOL For Dyspepsia, 'clieved, and the form had been gon* dteinal elements, combined with pep- on a guarantee plan for the relief of salo, rash. KODOL is the best remedy known ^rottgh of inspecting the prisoners tonat'-of-iron. make Vinol the most heartburn, flatulence, sour stomach. today for heartburn, belching and ail chamber. To all outward show. But s< i< ntiflp and valuable cod liver prep- hoi c hing of K as nausea and ail stom- troubles arising from a disonjfcred ‘Cr was asleep; the door was again aratlon which the world has even ach troubles So at times when you digestion, it Is pleasant to take and s hut and fill was still. The time for known. don't feel Just right, when vou are affords relief promptly Sold bv The -''011011 now arrived. Butler rose vinol is so rich in the elements drowsy after meals, and vour head Gaffney Drug Go. silently from bis bed. dressed him- of life that it imparts vigor to all aches o r when you have no ambition, . s<, lf. and, putting his shoes into his debilitated and feeble conditions and little KODOL. It digests what you Ward Lewis was arrested in Mar pockets, stole in his stockinged foot L unexcelled as a remedy for all pul eat. It will make you healthy. Sold titisbiirg. W. Va.. on the charge of R> the little gable window at the fur- monary troubles. by Gaffney Drug Co. Notice is hereby given to all par- ,hdtietlng Mary Jenkins, 8 years old. the r end of bis apartment. Here he Try Vinol on our guarantee to re- ' ties having claims against the estate remained, gazing out upon the night turn your money if it fails to give Tim Givi 0 Federation League adopt er W F. McArthur, deceased, to pre- BeWitt’s Cnrbollzed Witch Hazel with fixed attention. The moon had satisfaction. Gaffney Drug Go , Gaff- ed n report of the committee on the sent them to m« duly probated on or salve penetrate* the pores—thorough- set. and the sky was overcast with nov. g. c trust problem before November 22nd. 1908. All per- | y cleanses—and Is healing and sooth- clouds, adding a fortunate obscurity ' . - _ sons who are Indebted to said estate | n j. Good for piles. Sold by The to the natural darkness of the hour. 1 ain't feeling right today, pneumonia Follow* a Cold will at once make payment to me at Onffney Drug Co. By .still greater good lueb. after a few Something wrong I must say; but never follows the use of Foley's my office over the M. and P Bank. - —— moments the wind began to rise and 1 Come to think of it, that's right Honey and Tar. It stops the cough. W- G. McArthur. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are rain to descend Everything seemed j forgot my Rocky Mountain Tea heals and strengthens the lungs and Administrator. the best pills made. They do nui to favor the enterprise. The shadowy last night. prevents pneumonia. Cherokee Drug Nov. 22 3t. gripe. Sold by The Gaffney Drug Co.) form of the sentinel, who was station-; Gaffney Drug Co ;Gct Yours truly, I. M. PEELER . Jones J. Darby Insurance Office Star Theatre Building w C. McArthur. Administrator. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED ITORS.