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7J: .-M Hate Kidney Tmble and Neter Snspect it ^ivicalencr of Kidtipjr XUmI people do not realize the alarm ing Mcrease and remarkable prevalency oi kidney disease. Wliile kidney dis- .orders are the most common diseases that pre vail, they are almost the last recognized by patient and phy sicians, vho con tent them velvet with iftorinq the effect*, while the orig inal (U*eo*c undermines the system. What To Do. There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most dis tressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Sold by drug gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes. You may have a sample bottle and a book that tells all •bout it, both sent free by mail. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing- hamton, N. Y. When Homeot Swmmp-Roo*. writing mention this paper and don’t make any mistake, but remember the name, Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. Y. Don’t make any mistake, but re member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the ad dress, Binghampton, N. Y., on every bottle. ItewMiBe their union was not offi cially recognized by the Sheffield Farms Dairy Company, who employ ed them, a large number of drivers of urift wagons went on strike in New York City and many residents were deprived of their usual supply of milk Milk wagons were over turned and harness cut, and encount ers Mnurred between strikers and men Mred to take their places. EXPENSES OF THE COUNTY CXMPXICN .88 .88 CHAIRMAN OTT8 RENDERS A STATEMENT. Money Received from the Candidates as Pledges and How It Wat Spent in the Last Election. county candidates by K. 0. Huskey, treasurer: To assessments paid by James W. George . ..$ 15.00 J. L. Walker .. .. . .: 15.00 E. S. McKown . . . .. 15.00 John E. Jefferies . .. 15.00 E. J. Clary .... . .. 15.00 J. V. Wbelcbel .. . .. 15.00 D. R. Lavender .. . .. 15.00 Will D. Thomas .. . .. 16.00 W. V. Humphries . .. 15.00 D. B. Hughes . . . .. 15.00 N. W. Hardin .. . .. 15.00 J. E. Ezell .. .. • , • • • . .. 16.00 E. F. Lipscomb .. . .. 15.00 W. S. Hall, Jr. .. . .. 16.00 W. W. Gaffney .. . .. 26.00 Total ..$235.00 Credited by amount paid out by K. O. Huskey . ..$ 4.75 Credited by amount paid out to J. C. Otts .. . .. 230.26 Total ..$235.00 Statement of J. C. Otts chairman paid Grassy Pond Precinct. J. J. Magness, 2 days, due $1.00, paid J. Bun Jones, 6 days, 20 miles, due $5.00, paid 4.40 A. J. McCraw, 1 day, due 50c, paid 44 Goucher Precinct. C. E. Smith, 2 days, due $1.00, paid B. C. Smith, 2 days, due $1.00, paid Prayter Smith, 6 days, 56 miles, due $5.80, paid 5.20 King’s Creek Precinct. A. J. McGill, 2 days, due $1.00, paid 88 88 .88 By at accidental pistol shot Miss Lucdfe Porter, who liv-s near St'orn- ton, Fa . was killed. Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold. A. J. Nusbaum, Batesville. Indiana, wrltae: "Last year I suffered for three i»onths with a summer cold so distressing that it interfered with my buslaess. 1 bad many of the symp toms of bay fever, and a doctor’s pre scription did not reach my case, and 1 took several medicines which seem ed to only aggravate my case. For tunately I insisted upon having Fo ley’s Honey and Tar in the yellow package, and it quickly cured me. My wife has since used Foley’s Hon ey aad Tar with the same success.” Cherokee Drug Co. 85 1.00 27.81 .88 * * Frank P. Sargent, United States Commissioner of Immigration, is dead. Wheti you have a cold you may be sure that it has been caused indirect ly by constipation and consequently you must first of all take something to move the bowels. This is what has made Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup so successful and so generally demanded. It does not constipate like most of the old fashioned cough cures, but on the other hand it gent ly moves the bowels and at the same time heals irritation and allays In flammation of the throat. Sold by Gaffney Drug Co. Rev. Joseph Jerge, formerly at Woodstock College, Md., is dead How To Avoid Appendicitis. Moat victims of appendicitis are those who are habitually constipated, Orino laxative Fruit Syrup cures chromic constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels, and restores the natural action of the bowles. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does not. nau seatc or gripe and is mild and pleas ant to take. Refuse substitutes.. Cheiokee Drug Co. of receipts and disbursements: To amount received of K. O. Huskey, treasurer $230.25 By Cherokee Drug Co., (paper and paste) By amount paid V. I. Spurgeon & Co. (carriage, State can- didles By amount paid E. H. DeCamp, advertising and tickets .... By amount paid Cherokee Pub lishing Co 24.00 By stamps and express .. .. 4.00 By express and telegrams .. 2.00 Allen’s Precinct. E. C. Byares, manager, 2 days, due $1.00, paid $ it. S. Porter, 2 days, due $1.00 paid W. G. Carter, 6 days, 40 miles, due $5.00, paid Antioch Precinct. J. B. Hambrlght, 2 days, due $1.00, paid P. G. Dixon, 2 days, due $1.00, paid E. Hardin, 6 days. 60 miles, due $6.00, paid Blacksburg Precinct. B. G. Gold, 2 days, due $1.00, paid G. H. Butler, 2 days, due $1.00, paid J. M. Allison, 2 days, due $1.00, paid S. C. Carlton, 1 day, and 16 miles, due $1.30, paid .. .. Gaston, 1 day, 16 miles, due $1.30, paid Cherokee Fails Precinct. \V. C. Whitesides, 2 days, 14 miles, due $1.70, paid .. .. J. L. Plaxico, 2 days, 14 miles, due $1.70, paid A. L. Batchelor. 2 days, due $1.00, paid Butler Precinct. M. S. Swafford, 2 days, due $1.00, paid j W. W. Hopper, 2 days, due ' $1.00, paid H. B. Davis, 6 days, 104 miles, due $8.10, paid Draytonville Precinct. E. B. Spencer, 2 days, due $1.00 paid L. J. Parker, 2 days, due $1.00, paid John Barnhill. 0 days, 04 miles, due $6.30, paid Ezells Precinct. due $3.00, paid 2.40 G. C. Borders, 2 days, 30 miles, due $2.50, paid 2.20 Limestone Mills. J. G. Gladen, 2 days, due $1.00, paid 88 R. Gibson, 2 days, due $1.00, paid 88 W. J. Jones. 2 days, due $1.00, paid 88 Littlejohns Precinct. Walter Horn, 4 days, 56 miles, due $3.30, paid 2.90 J. E. Foster, 2 days, due $1.00, paid .88 L. C. Mabry, 4 days, 56 miles, due $3.30, paid 2.90 Macedonia Precinct. J. L. Clary, 3 days, 22 miles, due $3.10, paid 2.72 J. A. Harris, 3 days, 32 miles, due 3.10, paid 2.72 J. B. Price, 2 days, due $1.00, paid 88 Maud Precinct. J. T. Ruppe, 6 days, 88 miles, due $7.40, paid 6.51 J. T. Burgess, 2 days, due $1.00 paid 88 T. W. Potter. 2 days, due $1.00, paid 88 Ravenna Precinct. N. W. Littlejohn, 2 days, due $1.00, paid 88 R. E. L. Goforth, 6 days, 64 miles, due $6.20, paid .. .. 5.45 B. F. Bonner, 2 days, due $1.00, paid 88 Sarratts Precinct. F. A. Goforth. 2 days, due $1.00, paid 88 i W. C. Kirby, 2 days, due $1.00, •88 | paid 88 j J. G. Kendrick. 2 days, due • 88 j $1.00, paid 88 ! John Blackwood, 4 days, 136 *•8°! miles, due $8.80, paid .. .. 7.74 I Thickety Precinct. I. M. Smith, 2 days, due $1.00, paid 88 M. B. Vassey, 2 days, due $1.00. 88 paid 88 D. L. Vassey, 6 days, 56 miles, 8-28, due $4.80, paid 387 Timber Ridge Precinct. place you acted, and let him pay you. It will be recalled that Mr. K. O. Huskey was elected secretary and treasurer, bul went to Texas. He collected the assessments from the candidates, and spent $4 75, turning over to me a check for $230.25, which has been expended as shown by the above statement. We hope at the next primary elect ion, there will be enough candidates in the field, and Jhe assessments will amount to enough to pay the managers $1.00 pc day for their ser vices and mileat ?. We conducted the election with all possible econo my. We should have had blanks printed for taking the county re turns, and making out the mileage and per diem of the managers, but we did not incur that expenses. If there are any errors, or omis sions. piease call at my office and help me get them adjusted. I have a balance of cash on hand of $1.32, which T will hold to pay any unpaid bill, as far as it will go. If there are no unpaid bills, it will be ! turned over to the Bryan campaign | fund. In this connection. I wish to thank the managers of the various boxes for their promptness and fidelity. I RAVENNA RKADINO. News Notes and Personals from Our Regular CorrasoondanL Ravenna, Sept. 15.—Mr. and Mra. G. T. Chalk spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Goforth and family, enjoying a day of genuine pleasure. Supervisor and Mrs. E. Felix Lip scomb and daughter, Miss Helen, of Gaffney, visited relatives and friends in our section last Saturday and Sun day. Brown McKinney, of Spartanburg, after visiting relatives and friends here for the past two weeks, has re turned to his home. Mr. Frank Littlejohn, of Facolet, spent some time in this section last Friday. Lest we forget, we acknowledge Bad Blood Is the cause of all humors, eruptions, boils, pimples, scrofulous sores, eoswmk or salt rheum, as well as of rhenmae tism. catarrh and other troubles. Thu greatest blood remedy for all theat troubles, proved by its uneqaaled record of cures, is Hood’s Sarsaparilla In usual liquid form or in cbooolaMd tablets known as SarMtubu. 100 dome |L Precautionary. (Indianapolis News.) What, now the lady wears two vats To hide still more her chanting features the receipt of a supply of stationery'"* 1011 * n * ier aut0 s l ie safls. for The Ledger. Mr. George Wood, of Cherokee, is visiting his relatives around here. Miss Maggie Goforth has returned from a pleasant visit to Pacolet. Miss Maggie Simmons, who is con nected with Cedar Springs institute, is visitng Mr. and Mrs. R. E. L. Go forth. F. K. Goforth was a Pacolet visitor last Sundav. . Clyde Furman and Victor Foster, am sure that no set of managers has | of paro]eti attended our Sum , ever shown loyalty. more promptness and J. C. OTTS, County Chrm. Sept. 10, 1908. About Feeding Horses. The following is clipped from The State, being a part of the speech re cently made by Judge Henry Ham mond, of Augusta and Beach Island. Judge Hammond is recognized as an | school last Sunday afternoon. M. W. Brown spent last Sunday week in Jonesville, visiting his best i girl, relatives and friends. Misses Carrie Goforth and Amanda Horn and Mr. Ernest Horn and Mr. {Jonathan Goforth attended the bap ! tizing at White Plains last Sunday. , They report a good crowd with four- | teen baptisms. j The Woman's Missionary meeting And gazes down on mere male tures? Alas, ’tis so! We only see The sparkle of her eyes so roguish; But how could such thing come to be? What makes the double v«U so voguish? Why is it that her dainty nose. Her shell-like ears, her cheeks like peaches, Her rosebud mouth with dainty rows Are now beyond the vlston's reaches! The charm of life is from us tore. Our greatest joy is from us takes. When hidden is her face. Forlorn Are we. and lonely and forsaken. Alack, .though we protest and sigh, And even weep in our dejection The lady's adamant. ’Cause whyf She's got to care for her complexion. at Goucher next Saturday and Sun-j expert on the subject of feeding , . . . day promises to be quite a success. On Sunday morning Rev. J. W. Guy J. D. Carter. 4 days, 32 miles, •88 due $4.10, paid 3.60 Dan McPlerson, 4 days, 32 •88 ; miles, due $4.10, paid .. .. 3.60 ; E. L. Tate, 2 days, due $1.00, •88 | paid gg j Wilkinsville Precinct. W. H. Webber, 4 days, 44 i miles, due $4 20, paid .. .. 3.69 | A. F. Smith, 4 days, 44 miles, due $4.20, paid 3.69 T. J. Esters, 2 days, due $1.00, , paid 88 White Plains Precinct. , C. Lee Lipscomb, 6 days, 72 miles, due $6.60, paid .. .. 5.80 M. C. Lipscomb. 2 days, due $1.00, paid 88 ; F. M. Fowler, 2 days, due $1.00, 1 paid 88 Woods Precinct. E. A. Robbs. 6 days, 56 miles, due $6.80, paid 5.98 L. E. Wood, 2 days, due $1.00, paid 88 J. S. Jolly, 2 days, due $1.00, paid 88 Pleasant Grove Precinct. : W. T. Humphries, 3 days, 12 54 - miles, due $2.10, paid .. .. 1.84 J. J. Allison, 2 days, due $1.00, paid 88 .88 After conducting a campaign in Europe to reduce the high mortality of infants by the Pasteurization of will preach for them a missionary ser-' milk, Nathan Straus returned to Nea mon. Saturday is exclusively for the | York on the steamer Cedric. I4r. , ladies, while on Sundav evervbody Straus presented laboratories for .... _ has a welcome invitation. The new Pasteurized milk to Vienna, Munich, '•(inverts are to he extended the right Karlsruhe, Liverpool, Dublin and hand of Christian fellowship, so this Sandhat sen, Germany. * important business also will be exe-i - ■ - cuted next Sunday. lack Gore, of Goucher. paid our Sunday school an appreciated '-all ,. .. A , , last Sunday afternoon. Jack savs he a cold climate feed. Feed not less than one pound nor more than three,, fa jj the amount to be determined by the ! age, size and work of the animal. Not only is it the most nutritious . i ^^ , . . . . 4 il , _ . • , , is on an extended visit to Greenville. I ren and adults. Cherokee Drug Co, food but It greatly a,da the digestion: M|8se3 Fann|o , nd EuMce SmWl i and general health and good appear- alld tjrotber E5bie of 0oufber stock: “When the farmers of the south learn to use more of their cotton product, learn to feed their horses it will mean millions of dollars to the south, part of which every farmer will save for himself. No report has ever shown that injury to a horse 1 has been a result of feeding cotton seed meal. Feed it every day. That’s what I do. It is not a hot or The New Pure Food and Drug Law. We are pleased to announce that Foley’s H6ney and Tar for coughs, colds and lung troubles is not effect ed by the National Pure Food and but will return some lime soon Drug law as it contains no opiates or and claim his bride. other harmful drugs, and we recoin- J. M. Green, one of our merchants, | mend It as a safe remedy for child- is going to move to Oklahoma fhi> ance of the animal. Feed cotton seed Victor G. Bloede, the Baltimore tended our Sunday school last Sun-! ink manufacturer paid a $5,000 Hue .. . . , me ^ w . 4 any day. 1 for an unintentional violation of the j Miss Pauline Pettit and brother,. law in paying royalties to a Govem- Charles, mule eating—corn whole, corn, cracked, ensilage, bran, etc. Don’t stick to any one food. Give a vari ety. Change as the price changes. It is always best to feed hard work ing stock ground (not too fine) feed. ! Cotton seed meal is fed to best ad-' vantage when thoroughly mixed. with the other portion of the grain part of the ration. If you know what number of pounds of grain will maintain your animal, reduce this two pounds for every pound of meal you feed him. To illustrate this: If you have been giving him 14 pounds of corn, give him now only 10 pounds of corn and 2 pounds of cotton seed meal. He will soon improve and do better ^ Baines, of Asbury. work than ever before.” spent last Saturday and ment employee. Sunday in the Corinth neighborhood, 1 attending religious services there. DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Haset Miss Mary Chalk spent yesterday Salve is recommended as the best at Rehoboth. thing to use for piles. It is, of course, Mrs. C. E. Kitchens has returned. good for anything where a salve Is from a pleasant visit to Pacolet. needed. Beware of imitations. Sold Rev. T. B. Owen, of Wilkinsville, by Gaffney Drug Co. passed through our town last Friday.! — ■ ■ The protracted meeting at Asbury Twenty buildings, twelve of them has been put off until the fourth Sun day In this month. Miss Mary Sparks, of visited relatives here last week. Little Miss Marie Harmon, o( Gaff-!..)““ y ' ffl,er the lmp " rl ' ney. Route 2. Is visiting her grand-1 ‘ le * , " >m lhe 1 b ! <,0 ‘\ and ,mle3 “ ^ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard 1°, ,h , l! * 00d heal,1 ‘ 18 Foley’s Kidney Cure makes sound „ . . kidneys and will positively cure all L, D Goforth spent one day in loTml , „„„ bladder dlaea8<! ■lonesti e ast week. j t a trengthens the whole system. Miss Lona Green, who is preparing' Cherokee Drug Co. , to enter Lynwood College, N. C., j ' dwellings, were destroyed by Ur® in ! Shiremanstown, seven miles from Pacolet, Harrisburg, Pa. gave a “farewell party” last night' .88 G'*o. D. Scruggs, 4 days, 48 miles, due $4.40. paid .. .. 3.87 4V ' P Rat ^elor. 3 days, 12 miles, due $2.10, paid .. .. 237 Buffalo Precinct. A. H. Moore. 3 days. 16 miles, IT’S YOUR KIDNEYS. \ Don’t Mistake rthe Cause of You Shows How to**Cure The t m.* ,, and 3,1 the attendants report a merry LET " rER8 0F ADMINISTRATION. P “ P L e ,,. n .r r i Ume rollowln < : were ,b08e l> re8 «“ : State of South rarollna, kidneys. If suffering from a lame, Misses Pauline Pettit, Irene and rv..,r,#at rfcot.r.irog, weak or aching hack they think that », f r. . , „ T .i County of Cherokee. it is only a muscular weakness; wlien Ia ^ e Fos er and Mary Lou Chalk., Pv j E Webster. Esquire, Probate urinary troubles sets In they think Messrs. Mason Bonner, Charles Pet-1 Tu(Jge Is wlth^ad ^o'tw^^Slrol Adam '' 0l,n F °“ lCT a ” d < ' arVl "'' Whereas. Mrs. Minerva Nance haa Is with all the other symptoms of: f’halk. The feature of the party was '.j. n .,i f mo r.. kidney disorders. That Is Just where i t , , ~ m i made suit to me, to grant her Let- the danger lies. You must enre these he losing of arvllle Chalks hat. terg Q f Administration of the Etatate troubles or they may lead to diabetes When he got ready to leave for home and effectg of John T> Xanc6> de . 07 Bright 1 disease. The best reme- he made a careful search for his C w aged dy to use It Doan’s Kidney Pills. It, straw hat but the searching seemed i cures all ills which are caused by , ' These are therefore to cite and ad- weak or diseased kidneys. Gaffney ! 40 be without ^'-cess. At last, as people testify to permanent cures. A fe«>ale burglar, who uses pistol I and ubierform, Is sought by the Jer sey Olty police. Kodot will, without doubt, make your stomach strong and will almost instaatly relieve you of all the symp toms of indigestion. It will do this because It is made up of the natural 1 digestive juices of the stomach so combined that It completely digests the food just as the stomach will do it, so you see Kodol can’t fail to help you and help you promptly. It Is sold here by Gaffney Drug Co. T C. Vassey, 3 days, 24 miles, due $2.70, paid J. S Parrish. 3 days. 24 miles, due $2.70, paid Gaffney No. I. C. E Hi more. 2 days, due $].o0, paid D. J. Holt, 2 days, due $1.00, paid L. P. Wilson, 2 days, due $1.00. paid Gaffney No. 2. J. Vinesett. 2 days, clue $1.00, paid M. A. Furgeson, 2 days, due the air was stirring, it was thought Mrs. 8. C. Mode, Cotton Mill House, the hat had blown down into me yard and when the would-be seachers monish all and singular the kindred 2.37 Gaffney, S- C., says: “I know Doan’s Kidney Pills to be a valuable remedy for any trouble arising from the kid neys and I willingly recommend barn, it had been tom to pieces by due $1.80, paid 1.58 W. D. Gaston, 1 day, due 50c, paid 44 D. H. Wylie, 2 days, 16 miles. due $1.80. paid 1.58 g* ; Express and telegrams .. .. 1.78 : Stamps 4.00 g«: Jno. Vinesett. (hauling boxes) 1.00 By cash on hand 1.32 them. Several years ago I suffered • a dog. Carville had to go home bare- from pains through the small of my { headed. .88 Total $230.25, We regret that the assessments on $1.00, paid .38 the eandidates would not pay the back. I also had headaches and dizzy spells, was nervous and without ambition or energy. 1 believe all this suffering was caused by the failure of my kidneys to remove the arlc poison from niy system. When I saw Doan’s Kidney Pills advertlp'"d, I ob tained a box at a drug sto - and af ter using them a short Ume was en tirely relieved.” Fore sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milbura Co., Buffalo, and creditors of the said John T. Nance, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Cherokee Court House, Gaffney, s. C., on Wed nesday, September 23rd. next after publication thereof, at eleven o'clock New York, sole agents for the United , this complaint has been made un It looks this morning like we are Jn the forenoon t0 show f . auge , f going to have the eqinoxial gale, as^ they have why fhp Ra , d AdmInlg . tration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this Ttk day of September. Anno Domini, 1908. .7. E. WEBSTER Probate Judge Pub. Sept. 11 and 18. 1908 a gale seems to be coming this way Cotton fields are white and labor ers are scarce. C. Many people suffer a great deal from Kidney and Bladder troubles. During the past few years much of Two 14-year-old boys at Cape Hen ry saved Mrs. Fourqurean, of Rich mond Va., from drowning. Of Interest To Many. Foler's Kidney Cure will cure any Fokgr's Kidney Cure will cifre any ease of kidney or bladder trouble that Is no* beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. Gnerokee Drug Oe —For school supplies Qaffner Drug Co. go to the W. A Fort, 2 days, due $1.00, paid Gaffney No. 3. J. J. Gallagher. 2 days, due $100, paid .. S. M. Littlejohn. 2 days, due $1.00, paid W. L. Spake, 1 day, due 50c. paid .. .. J. M. Daniel, 1 day, due 50c, paid Gaffney No. 4. J. V. Sarratt, 2 days, dm- $1.00, paid W. H. Ross, 2 days, due $1.00, paid L. Baker. 2 days, due $l.ff0, , managers in full for the per diem .88 and mileage. We publish above a 1 complete statement of the amout of money received, and how expended. { .88 | It shows the amount due at the rate! of 50 cents per day and 5 cents per j mile travelled each way by the man agers .who came after the boxes and returned the boxes. I have used the names of the man-' agres of the first primary election. ; having their names on mv hooks. It niav he that the same person did not act as manager for the second pri mary election. If such be the case and you fall to receive a check, please see the manager in whose States Remember the name—Doan's—and take no other. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Kodol will, In a very short time, en able the stomach to do the work it should do, and the work It should do is to digest all the food you eat When the stomach can’t do it Kodol does it for It and in the meantime the stomach is getting stronger and able to take up its regular natural work again. Kodol digests all you eat. It makes the stomach sweet and It is pleasant to lake. It is sold here by Gaffney Drug f 'r>. —For school books go to the Gaff ney Brut Oe. necessary by the use of DeWitt’s Kid ney and Bladder Pills. They are an tiseptic and are highly recommended Notice is hereby given that on Tuss- for weak back, backache, rheumatic I day, September 29th next, I will apply pains, inflammation of the bladder and to the Hon. J. E. Webster, Proabte all other annoyances due to weak! Judge, at his office at the court bouse kidneys. They are sold by Gaffney in Gaffney, 8. C., at 10 o’clock a. m. Co. 1 for a final settlement and discharge as Executor of the estate of Ntaale At Pittsburg, Pa., an additional 1 p. Kendrick, deceased. All persons claim was filed against Harry K. having claims against said estate or Thaw, bankrupt, by bis brother, Josiah. in the sum of $8,640. The amount was allowed by the referee. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are small pills, easy to take, gentle and sure. Sold by Gaffney Drug Co. interested therein, are required to present the same at or before said time, or he forever barred. O. 8. Kendrick. Exor. Estates Mn. N. P. Kendrick, deceased. Pub. Sept. 4, 11. It and 25, iMt.