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Camp Woman’s WcaknessM. W*i rof«»r to that boon to weak, norvous, K inring: womon kir wn as L)r. I’ierco’8 vorit* Prescription. Dr. John Fyfo one of the Eflltorial Stuff Thk Eolkotio Mk.iucal Ukvii.w s; ( y i fnicorn root l>ti i) which i of the chief ingredients of the " l'a- Pre»crit>1i<tn": ■A remedy which Invariably acts as auter- «Invlgorator • * * makes for normal ac vity of the entire reproductive system.’’ • continues "in iicionias we ha\e a medica- ent which more fully answers the above irposes than anj/ <>t/u r drug with which l am tcquainUd. In the treatment of diseases pe- •ullar to women it is seldom that a case :s ■Mn which deH-s not present some Indii’atlnri 4 1ot this remetiial auent.” Dr. 1’yfe further rs: "The followintr are amony the leatiin.,' licatlons for ll< louias (unicorn root). Pam •r acblnc in the hacli. with ^ leucorrha>a ; •tonic(weak)condlth flaof 'he reproductive Organs of tfcomen, mental depression and ip- C tablllty. wsoclated wlttfchronlc diseases of M reprodmrtive organa of women; const at t •ensation Jt heat in the region of the kid- ■eys; meiy>rrhagia (tloodlng), due to a weak ened con/ltlon off the reproductive system: Omenoi/TKfyisarrre'Sed or absent monthly period#,AMslmF^rrum or accompanying an ObnoKUCl condition of the digestive organs 4nd ^jfmmlc (thin lilood) iialnt; dragging ?ns in the extreme lower pari of the en. - i SPLIT ON HUGHES Result of the Primaries In Grealer New York. QEORQIA LEGISLATURB. DISTRICTS BADLY DIVIDED While There is a Strong Hughes' 8«n. tlment Among a Certain Element, It I* Shown that There Is Also Bitter Opposition in Some Quarters. Believed End of Extra Session Is Now in Sight. Atlanta, Sept. 9.—An agreement of 'he two houses on the convict Question Is in sight. The basis for such au agreement was submitted Tuesday by the fourth conference com mittee which has labored to that end. If both houses adopt the conference 1 repert the convict lease system will end on March 31, 1909. The senate representatives receded from the senate position. The Hol der bill was made the basts agreement. The report was signed by Sentors Farmer, of the twenty-ninth, and Wal II NIGHT JITTERM People of Range Towns of Min nesota Fonght Flames. CONDITIONS ARE IMPROVING U more or Ic^-s of the above *vinptoni9 i woimu r Than take nr. nctvoT Faver One Town, However, Is Shut Off from Ail Communication by the Rush of Flames and Fear is Felt for the Inhabitants. « fescTTT ’'iliToniruT -1170"IcValitip ingn ui- •ms ok w ritcli is Unicorn root, or Helonias, •nd the medical proitcrties of which it most faithfully represents. Of Golden Seal root, another prominent Ingredient of "Favorite Prescription' Frof. Finley Ellingwood. M. 1).. of Ben nett Medical College, Chicago, says: -It is an important remedy In disorders of lbs womb. In all catarrhal conditions * • Sad general cnfceblenient, it is useful.” Prof. John M. Scudder, M. L).. late of Cincinnati, says of Golden Seal root: -In relation to its general effects on the mrstem. there is no medicine in use a. unit trh ’ Jure is nuh general unanimity of opinion, li it unirermlly regarded as the tonic useful In •Udebilltared stat'-s.” ^Prof. 12. Bartholow, M. I).. of Jefferson Medical College, says of Gulden Seal: -Valuable In uterine hemorrhage, monor- ibagla (floorling) and congestive dysmenor- tbcea (painful menstruation).” Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription fa.tli- fnlly represents all the above uaiiicct irt- jdients and cures the diseases for which ay are recommended. New York, Sept. 9.—That Gover nor Hughes will have the support of den, of the eighteenth, and by Rep about forty per cent of ths delegates resentatives Blackburn, of Fulton; fi*>m New York county to the state | Donaldson, of Decatur, and Chamblee, republican convention at Saratoga next of Floyd. Senator Henderson, of the week is the opinion expressed by thirty-ninth, declined to agree to the Herbert Parsons, chairman of the report because of the permission it county committee, after analyzing the £& v e to the prison commission, with vote cast in Tuesday’s primaries, the consent of th« governor, to do | larger towns on the range. While the test vote was made in only contract work. Hibbing fought almost persistent nine assembly districts in New York 1 will he the main point of nt- county, Mr. Parsons said that it was tack upon the committee’s report. Still Quite apparent that there is a strong the beginning of the end is believed Hughes sentiment among a certain el- Duluth, Minn., Sep*. 9.—It was a night of terror on the range and one of deep anxiety in Duluth, but Wed nesday conditions appeared to have changed for the better. All Tuesday afternoon and night the lites threatened half a dozen of the Kodo! For Indigestion Our Guarantee Coupon It. after using twe-thirds of a |r no bottle of ' Kod^l, you can bone*.t!y say it Las not bene- j filed you, we will refund your money. Try I Kodol today on tbit guarantee. Fill out and 1 sign the following, present it to the dealer at ) tbe time cf purchase. If it fails to satisfy you ! return the bottle cont.lining <-ne-tbird cf the i medicine to the dealer from whom you booght - it. and wo will refun l : our money. Town tires all night and the reports are the town is now safe. Similar experiences are reported to be in sight, and everybody is Jubl-1 from a dozen other range towns, but 1 lant. The session has already cost so far as known there have been no $27,(>00. i others destroyed. Bovry had as hard Two sessions were held by the sen a fight as Hibbing and the residents of ate Tuesday on the convict lease ques- ( Oolrain two miles away, had to go to tion. The first convened at 10 o’clock their assistance. ami adjourned at ten minutes to U o’clock. The second convened ait 3 o'clock In the afternoon, and adjourn- ed at fifteen minutes to 5 o’clock. The Persons parole bill, was passed by a vote of 23 to 0. At Aurora, Nash wank, Wrenshall and several smaller towns and vil lages the same story was reported. The dramatic Incidents of the fire promise to develop around Grand Mar. ais. The United States gunboat Go- ' >»• \ kfflPresy GOVERNOR HUGHES In the afternoon session the report pher, carrying fifty members of the of the conference committee was naval militia, left Tuesday night for heard. Upon motion of Senator Flynt that place to rescue the settlers 'ffhe a hundred copies of the Holder bill and , little village is entirely shut off from a hundred copies of the amendments communication and it will be 24 hours proposed by the committee will be at least before any tihng ss herd from printed. ; them. The passengers on the last On motion of Senator Gordy the sen-1 boat reported that the fires were ate adjourned to meet again Wednes- rushing toward the lake and gradual- day morning. ly hemming in the inhabitants of ths * : village, comprising about 600 people, QUIET IN HONDURAS. mostly fishermen and Indians. BRYAN SENTIMENT GROWS. Presdent Davilla Is Said To Have DIs. charged His Army. • Mobile, Ala., Sept. 9.—Official In- Hudspeth Finds Conditions Encourag. formation received here from Toguci- jpg in Connecticut. St»-.e Sign her« —• < lit 'I lila Out ■ Digests What You Eat And Make? the Storoach Sweet B.C. DoWTTT A CO.. Chlc*iso. m F*r Ml* »y Oaffnsy Dnw C* •ment which votes the republican tick _ et. It was shown also, he said, that ga ^: ; HondUra8 .’..! S i ^ ,, Now York - Se P t -_ 9 ;— R ' 5bert 3 there is hitter opposition to the gover- NOTiCE OF REGISTRATION COUNTY. IN Pursuant to statute, the Supervis ors of Registration for Cherokee county will be at the following ap- fo*itftents on the days named for was brought out. As an instance. conditions arc quieted down In that Hudspeth, eastern campaign manager country, that President Davila has dia- of the national democratic committee, charged his entire army recruited for who has returned from New Haven, service during the recent revolution, t’onn., where he attended the funeral which amounted to about 3,000 or so services of Alexander Troup, late men. At the different cities and mom her of the advisory committee, towns only small garrisons of regulars Mr. Hudspeth stated that while he are being kept. was in New Haven a conference of The importers of fruit and 'business leading dctnocruis of Connecticut was men will hui! the abolishment of the held and plans were made for volunteer forces with delight and it strengithening the various state com ment throughout the greater city wil1 1116:111 a va,uabIe acquisition to the mittees and county organizations. They point out that in'those districts industrial forces of the country. ‘The Bryan sentiment,” said Mr. in which the leaders have opposed £>i> r >n& insurrection all available Hudspeth, is growing all the time In the governor’s candidacy the result men had been conscripted into the ar. Connecticut. All the old-line dem- •was quite reverse Another point my and re I ,or,s from vess els arrlv- ocrats are coming hack Into the ■which has been made in this connec- In S in tbe frn,t trade WRre tbat 11 was P^ty with the intention of actively tlon is that nothing like the full vote iropossihlc to secure laborers to load supporting the presidential ticket this nor in certain quarters, notably In those sections of the city where for eign horn citizens predominate. In the selected districts of Kings county the net aue against the governor’s renominatiou was more than two to one. There are many who are not inclined to accept Tuesday’s voting in tne scat tered districts as indicative of sent! ships ithe convenience of the electors. Til ler the constitution all electors must register this year, no matter if regis tered heretofore, they must register •gain: Wilklnsville, Monday, September 14, 1908. Sarratt’s, Tuesday, September 15, 1908. Littlejohn’s, Wednesday, Septem ber 16, 1908. Goucber church, at school house, Thursday, September 17. 1908. Macedonia, Friday, September 18, 1908. Ezells, Saturday, September 19, 1908. Blacksburg, Tuesday, September 12, 1908. Cherokee Falls, Wednesday, Sep tember 23, 1908. At the above places on the above dates, the books will be opeaed from 9 o’clock a. m. until 4 o’clock p. m. And on the first Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday In September, 1908, the books of registration will be open ed at the county court house from the hoars of 9 a. m. until 6 p. m. 8. R. T hacks ton, M. L. Guthrie, J. R. Dickson, Supervisors of Registration for Cherokee County. there is the eighth assembly district of Brooklyn which went 103 for Hughes and 544 against him. In this district last year the republican candi- fall. One of the most encouraging incidents of my Connecticut trip was Glnners Warned by Night Riders. the offer of ex-Governor Walter to Skubuta. Miss., Sept. 9.—Early speak during the campaign. Several Monday morning notices were found democrats from Rhode Island also at- date for the assembly received 3,872 posted at two gins near this place tended our conference and brought Yotes warning the glnners to cease opera- pleasing reports from that state in tions. These notices were signed regard to the democratic prospects GOLD BRICK ROBBERY. ! "Night Riders.” One of the gins on there." , which the notice was posted is about Final Chapter In a Sensational Affair six miles from this place and Is own- of Two Years Ago. ed by a negro named Abb Heidleberg. Seattle, Wash, Sept. 9.—Stepping The other was on the gin of the Bu- from the steamer Senator, which had cutta Ginning company, of Eucutta, Just arrived from Nome, James H. about twelve miles distant. The latter Beggs was Tuesday night arrest- gin is owned by Dr. W. O. McNeill ed on a charge of entering the state and T. H. I^eggett. The with stolen goods. 17TH ANNUAL MEETING. Convention of the Concatenated Order of Hoo Hoo. ,. Chicago, Sept. 9.—The Concatenat- ed Order of Hoo Hoo, a fraternal notioofi lodge of the National Lumbermen’s as- The capture is stated that the operators of the glnfi sociatkm, began its seventeenth an- •xpected to stand as the final chapter would be killed unless they ceased to nual convention here Wednesday, in the sensational gold brick robbery gin cotton. There is no clew to the with Impressive ceremonies, of two years ago on the steamer Tan- guilty parties. The dates for the beginning o< the ana, which netted the thieves over - — ■ " three days’ conclrve were chosen with |75,00fl, part of which was afterwards MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARS. an eye to m y s ^ c * 9m i being tile ninth returned by "Robby” Miller. Beggs NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice is hereby given that on Wed nesday, September 30th next, I will apply to the Hon. J. E. Webster, Pro bate Judge, at his office at the couh house in Gaffney, S. C., at 10 o’clock, t m., for a final settlement and dls- arge as Administrator of the estate of W. Scott Hill and Sarah Hill, and Laura L. Hill, Ruth Hill and Rochelle R. Hill, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate or interest ed therein, are required to present the same at or before said time, or be forever barred. W. W. Gaffney, As Admr. Estates W. Scott Hill and Sarah Hill, and , W. W. Gaffney, D. C. Phillips, Admrs. Estates Laura L. Hill, Ruth Hill and Rochelle R. Hill, deceased. Pub. Sept. 4, 11, 18, 26, 1908. day of the ninth month at 9:09 o'clock a. m. The attendance was in the neighborhood of fifteen hundred. Tbe feature of the gathering will be the •embalming*’ on Friday of past su- 1r believed to be the custodian of over Friends of Mrs Litt, of Portland, O., |19,000 which Miller is said to have; Are Alarmed, secreted near Fairbanks, Alaska. Paris, Sept. 9—Friends of Mrs. Robert Miller is supposed to be on H. B. Litt, of Portland, Oreg., are his way from Skagway to Seattle to greatly distressed over her mysterl- P reai ® snark,” John 8. Bonner, of meet Beggs and divide the money, cus disappearance a fortnight ago. She Houston, Tex., who by virtue of the Miller completed a two-year term of left her hotel on the afternoon of Au- ceremony will be given the degree of imprisonment this spring and Irnmedl- gust 24, saying she was going to the Mumroy and will become a deified ately upon his release went north. The office of the American Express compa. n>«absr of the ancient bouse. Firemen’s Fund Insurance company of D y to get mail. Since then aha has San Francisco, which had paid the not been seen. Her friends and the. Sea laland Growers Name Officers, full loss on the gold, did not lose police have secured the city without Lake City, Fla., Sept. 9.—At a track of him and his movements were finding the slightest clew. i largely attended preliminary meeting known to them from the time he left McNeil up to the time be is alleged to his, chief deputy marshal, put a mao miliar with the French langnag*. Mrs. Litt is described as a woman of of farmers held here for tbe purpose forty-five. She was cheerful in dis- of origanizing a purchasing company have given Beggs the gold. He went pjeltion and energetic and had shown to control sea island cotton, commit- direct to Fairbanks. Charles DretbeL no signs of worry. She was not f* tees were appointed to report at an other meeting Sept. 19tb. The tempo, rary officers are T. J. Summerall, president; T. J. Appleyard, secretary; P. R. Green, treasurer. The o|ject fooks likke it will be successful. on Miller’s trail and it was due to the 1 deputy’s c’ft e surveillance that Beggs was accused of carrying out the Bold (Which Miller had loft. Beggs will he formally charged. Tne officers are confident they will capture Miller. JUDGE APPOINTS EXAMINER. —Those school bags at Gaffney Drug Co. are peaches, all colors, styles and shapes. ARRESTED GERMAN SPY. Police Set Trap and Catch Man Red- Handed, Orleans, France, Sept. 9.—Tbe po lice have arrested a German spy while attempting to bribe a French soldier to abstract important parts of a field gun. An individual, describing him. ••If as an agent of a German brew- •ry recently got Into communication with an artilleryman who, however, Informed his commander of the Ger man’s propositions, with tbe result th*t a trap was set and the German •aught red-nanded. Importance to tbe capture, are main taining tne greatest secrecy. i Contempt Proceedings in Casa of Mr. Gompera and Others. Washington, Sept. 9.—-In tbe CSM ^ound Dead at Foot of Bluff, of the contempt pnoceedings against Chattanooga, Tenn., Sept. 9.—/The Samuel Gompers, John Mltdhell and dead body of William Plcmmons, of Frank Morrison of the American Fed- Sweetwater, Tenn., was found by a eratlon of I-obor, in connection with small boy Tuesday at the foot of a tbe Buck’s Stove & Range Go., Judge high bluff on the Tennessee river Gould has decided to appoint an exam. Plemmons had been shot in the left iner to take testimony, and William temple. AH evidence points to mur- Herbert Smith was designated to par- der, with robbery as the motive, form that service. There la absolutely no clew as to the Thirty days was given to each slda perpetrate" of the deed. Plemmons’ for the purpose of taking the tasti- pockets were turned Inside out. Thera moay. Arm Tom Off In Gin. West Point, Ga., Sept. 9. were no evidence of a struggle. United Brethren Conference. Warsaw, lad., 8ept. 9.—With sev- T. Whitaker, Jr., who has ebarga of enty delegates In attendance, the an- the big ginnery of G. W. Truitt, had nual general conference of the United an arm literally torn off by "«•<**«*» Brethren church convened Wednesday ary Wednesday morning. No hfipa Is at Bourbon, Ind., with Dinh'ip G. M. antsrtalnad for hla reoovasg. I Matthews of Chicago presiding. • » • >iv>i|«*i(clr .»* J# V'*f HAINS BROS. IN JAIL. How Men Charged with Killing of Annis Pass the Time. Now York, BBept ,9 With a pec of playing cards with which be builds minature fortifications, hour c* ;ui<l lays plans of battle, Captain I’clcr (’ Haines, -Ir., passes bis tin < in bis CAPTAIN PETER C. HAINS. JR. crll ui tne Queei s county jail, i.mig Island (’it) whei he i- waitin'/ trial together with his brother, T. .)• nkins Hains, for , e ! i!l'ng of Win. K. An nis. at the Baysiile \aclii club ,n Au gust 15. Whenever he sue :• is in get ting the cards in the desired position and compieies h' - building b -springs up f-r-ni l.is ’.'e in an ee-taey of joy and snouts: ‘Tve got i:. I've got it.” T. Jenkins i s, who is now con fined in an her co - : ;>.r, i i e. his time nad inn and loungin' around. lawyer Jos. A. Hay, one of the at torneys for the defen.-e, s;t>s tnai it is untrue that T. Jenkins Hains was ■writing a story of the shooting. A Beautiful want an. Her aurnmndlmgs should ba to har mony, sad can best ba mada so by a wall kept home. The L. 4b M. Pare Paint makes the home beautlfuL It preserves It and prevents decay. The cost per gallon ready for use In only 91J9. It wear* for ten yean and longer. Thirty-three yean of con tinuous use la evidence. Smith Hard ware Go. L. ft M. Paint Agents. —Writing tablets, pencils, pens, erasers, etc., go to the Gaffney Drug Co. THE COMEtND SEE SIGN This sign is pormanently attached to the front of the main building of the Lydia E. Pinkliam Medicine Wliat Does This Sign Mean? It means that public inspection of the lAltoratory and methods of doing business is honestly desired. Itmeans that there is nothing about the bus iness which is not “ open and above board.” It means that a permanent invita tion is extended to anyone to come and verify any and all statementa made in the advertisements of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Is it a purely vegetable compound made from roots and herbs — with out drugs ? Come and Sec. Do the women of America continu ally use as much of it as we are told ? Come and See. Was there ever such a person as Lydia E. Pinkham, and is there any Mrs. Pinkham now to whom sick woman are asked to write ? Come and See. Is the vast private correspondence with sick women conducted by women only, and are the letters kept strictly confidential? Come and See. Have they really got letters from over one million, one hundred thousand women correspondents ? Come and See. Have they proof that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Y r egetable Compound has cured thousands of these women ? Come and See. This advertisement is only for doubters. The great army of women who know from their own personal axperience that no medicine in tho world equals Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female ills will still go on using and being ben efited by it; hut the poor doubting, suffering woman must, for her own lake,be taught con fidence.for she also might just as well regain her health. Subscribe for The Ledger. $1.60. W J£ I> IC SS I> W "V. ss ic i » M h ic i* AT BASE BALL PARK 16th OKIVTRY Johnson's School of Music Term Commences Week of September 1st. Pupils may enter at any time after above date. Terms $4.00 per scholastic month (4 weeks) payable monthly. No pupil received for less than 3 months. Instruction given on Piano, Organ, Violin or Guitar, and Cultivation of the Voice, either single or in class. Studio on 2nd floor of Spake bldg, opposite Star Theatre, Limestone St. 8-26-tf Desirable Property For Sale J( Four-room cottage with brick store room on lot (80x200) on K Cherokee avenue. Valuable lot fronting Limeatone St., 40x200 The V. E. Lemmons house in West End, Peachtree street, 150x250. A nice farm (the J. J. Jamison place) six and one-half ^ milea from town. For prices and terms see : : : ; * W SAIT L. FORT, Real Estate and Fire Insurance, J Phoaa 398. Offlca aacond floor Natloaal Bask Building. M