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farm iffil: before You Buy or Sell any Kind of Renl Estate, or Business, Wiite us your wants. . J. Y. GARLINGTON & Co., Laurens , S. C. VOL. XIX. LAURENS, S.O.. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7, 1903 Bristles uiw _ |well in their Place, Wc have tl om and keep them in thtlr place?. In our line line of Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, E^c. Our stock is made up of the best American, English and Erenoh Goods, and will be sold at popular ?ODso'y's \mm store. COUNTY TEACHERS HELDMEETING. New Set of Officers Were Elected. PAPERS OF INTEREST* W. P. Culbertson of Mount ville President. Madden's Biblo Stories llcronuncmteil for n Text Hook In Bible Sludy? Other Proceedings. Pursuant to a call made by the County Superintendent of Education, several tiaehtrsmoi at Laurens, Sat urday, Octobor, 'A, to reorganize the Laurens County Tcacherft' Association. After devotional exercises conducted by Superintendent 1?. L. Jones, the As sociation was reorganized by tbo elec tion of tho following officers: President, W. P. Culborlson; First Vico President, B. L. Jones: Second Vice President, T. P. Jones; Third Vico Prosido?t, E. It. Aycock. Secretary and Treasurer, B. Y, Cul bertscir, Assistant Secretary, W. W. Kenn; dy. Executive Committe, 0. P. Brooks, B. L Jonos, Jas. A. Madden, Miss Mamie ('lardy, Miss Bessie Hudgens. This commit!oe Is to report on con stitution at next meetiug. After the organization several talks wero made as follows: Ja3. A. Mad den, tbfl first day of school: Superin tendent Brooks, Make the next school better: W. P. Culber son, vocal mus'c In scho d; B. L. Jones, Advice to the Teacbeiv: B. Y. Culbertson, Bible Touching in our common schools. The last mentioned speaker highly recom mended Madden's Bible Stories as a text book. The following teachers wero on rolled: Misses Mny Madden, Gcna Henry, Lydo B. Mllam, Emily Meng, Mary Miller, Inn Vance, May W. Car ter, Lucy Sloan, Nannie liabb. Mamie Clardy, Ida Ellison, Nannie May Hud dens, Oha*. F. Brooks, W. P. Culbort son, Jas. A. Madden, B. L- Jones, B. Y. Culbertson. MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP. There's nothing like doing a thing thoroughly. Of all tho Salves you over hoard of, Bucklen's Arnica Salve is tho bost. It swoeps away and cures Burns, Sores, BruUe*| Cuts, Boils, (Jleers, Skin Eruptions and Piles. It's only 2? cents and guaranteed to give satisfac Jfea by Laurens Drug 0). and W. W. D0d;0"5. riORPHINE Opium, Whiskey and All Drug Habits Cured Without Pain at Your Home. The Best of Sanatorium Faclltles if Desired. If you are addicted to those habits you think you will quit it. You won't: you can't unaided; but von can bo cured and restored to your formor health and vigor without pain or the loss of an hour from your business at a moderate cost. The medicine builds up your health, restores your nervous system to Its normal condition; you feol liko a different person from tho bftglnning of treatment, LEAVING OFF THE OPIATES AFTER THE FIIIST DOSE. You will soon be convinced and fully eatislled in your own mind that you wi'l be cured. Mr. T. M. Brown, of D-jQueon, Ark., says: "Over seven years ago I was cured of tho opium habit by your medi cine, and have continued In tho very best of heal h since Dr. W. M. Tunstall, of Lovingston, Va., says: "I am glad to say that I firmly believe that 1 am enthely and permanently cured of the Drink Habit, as I havo never oven so much as wanted a drink in aDy form slnco I took your eradicator, now eighteen months ago. It was tho best dollar I ever invested." Mrs. Virginia Townsend, of Shreve Eort, Li., writes: "No more opium. I avo tikon no other remedy than yours and I make no mistake whon I say th \t my health is bettor now than it ever was in my life, and I owe it to you and your remnly. It has been twelve years slnco I wjs cured by your troatmoot." For f'i'1 partloularj address Dr. B. M. Woolloy, aoi Lowndjs. Bldg., At lanta, Ga., who will sand you his book on the-; >. diseases FKEK. OASTOllIA. Benr? th? s? 1 he Kind You lla*e Always Bouj: Every bo t'o of Our New Discovery guaranteed. THERE IS NO BETTER INVESTMENT than a home. In It you havo a necessity and likewise a luxury, with only the cost of the necessity. I can soil you any kind you liko and located whore you wish, at a low prlco and on eaysy terms. I have for sale: ? .10 Acres, one milo from Watts Mills. 188 acres one and one-fourth miles from "StompSprlng", Jacks Township. (I S acres one and one-fourth miles from Watts Mills. lft acros lino bottom land, four grilles North of Laurona. M acres J milo from corporate* limits of Lau ens. Several houses and lots In town, and larger plantations in tho county. Come to see me and lot me talk over some propositions with you. Waotfd?Six or seven room house wanted by a oPent. M. L. Cope land, HEAL ESTATE, STOCKS AMD BONDS, FIRE INSURANCE. m% AMONU OUR FBIENDS. | Mrs. Evans Smith of Union is vi?it og relatives In tbo olty. llev. J, B. Parrott of Clinton wds in tho city Monday. Ex-Governor John Gary Evans was in the city Monday. Miss Luollo Wright of Pacolct is vis iting in the city. Cadets \V. R. Rlohey, Jr, and Mac Trby have returnod to tho Citadel. Mrs. W. M. Whoolor of Grconville is vrsitlug Mr'. .T. II, Sullivan. Miss Frances Fitzhugh returned to Alabama Monday. ' j Mr. James Swit/or ia visiting rela tlves in tho city. Hon. R. A. Coopor went to Colum bia Monday. Mr. Marlon Moorman has gono to Nashville, Tenn., to attend school. Mrs. A. 0. Millor and daughter, of Atlanta, Ga., are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wallaci. MUo Cummings of VVinnsboro is now stenographer at tho Laurens Cotton Mills. Mrs. J. D. Watts, Mrs. E. O. Frier son and Mastor Edward Watts have returned from Saluda. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Carrot', of Greenwood have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Garrett. Miss Lena Elliott has returnod from Atlanta and is staying at tho Gilkor son Mouse. Rev. S. C. Todd and Mrs. Todd aro expected to arrive in the city this week. Mrs. E. P. Minier has returnod uf ttr a month's visit to relatives in New York. Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Dobbins of Ninety ?Six have been visiting Mr. J. Lee Langeton. Miss Elinor Adams of Ektonton, Ca., aftor a visit to Miss Curo Adams has returned home. W. A. Edwards of Columbia was here Monday. IIj is a well known architect. Mrs. Siluda and daughters who have been visiting Mrs. W. EL. Martin have returned to their home in Ashe< vllle. Mr. J. Lee L?ngsten, formerly Chief of Police of this city, but now a mem ber of the police force of Darlington, has been visiting relatives and friends In the olty. Mm. S. Wi V.irci and her fair.i y have roturned to Laurens to live and are occupying tho Connor house on Chestnut Stroct. They are eordlu'ly welcomed honoe. Nothing Avas Sold. Monday was sahsday but no lands were offered. Flhieli Club Kutertataed. Tho Ladies F.itoh Club was d.light fully entertained by Mrs. T. D. Da lington la?t Saturday afternoon. Will Meet on 15llt. Tho Laurens Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Thursday, P. M., Oct. 15 at I o'clock at tho resi dence of Mrs. II. K. Aiken. luterestiug Missionary Address. Rev. Harbwell Moseley, who Is well known hore, delivored a most interest ing add re-s on the subject of Mission Work in Cuba at the First Baptist Church last Sunday evening. The other denominations gave wty and made this a union service To Practice Osteopathy. Miss Emma Halo of Clinton Is visit ing in the city. Miss Hale expects to practice osteopathy hero in which pro fession she Is thoroughly trained. Sov eral Laurent people have been trca'cd by her and have received marked benefit. . Fresh lot Wiley's Eon Bon and Chocolates. Dodson Drug Store. A GKE\T SENSATION. Thero w*9 a big sonsaMon in Loos ville, Ind., when W. II. Brown of that place, who was expcc'.ed to die, had his ? life saved by Dr. King's Now Discov ery for Consumption. IIo wr'to?: ' I endured Insufferable agonies from Asth ma but your Nev Discovery gave mo i named la*, o roliof and soon (h?roAfter effected a complote curo. Simitar ? ?urc i ot IJonstimpllon, Pneumonia, Dronchttls and Grip are numerous. It's the peerloss remsdy for ?11 throat and lung troubloj. Price 60 cents and $1.00. Guaranteed by Laurens Drug Co. and W. W. Dodson. Trial battles Ifce. Notice, Opening Hooks of Subscription. Pu snant to a commission issued Oc tober, 6th, ll?08, by the Hon. J. T. Gantt, Secreta-y .of Sta'e of South Carolin i, the underslgnel Hoard of Corpirators will open rooks of sub scription to tin capital stock of Lau rens Milling C ?mpsny, a corporation to { havo Its principal offices in tho City of I,mii en ., in tho County of Laurens, 8. C . on Thursday, 8th day of Octobor, 1003, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the oOIops of StmpBon A Cooper, Laurens, S. C. Th<* caplUl stock of said corporation will be $10,000.00, divided Into 100 shares of the par valuo of (100.00 each. J. R. Maobkn, H. j. Martin, Corporator*. Manie?! Yesterday, Mason Langston Copeland and Miss Sara Hall were marr ed at II?-* homo of Mrs. B.W. Ball, at neon, yost rday, Uev W. S Holmes, rco'or of tlio Churoh of tho Epiphany, ollie a'.'ng. Only iuiino dlato kindiod witnofs d the c< reraony. Mr. and Mr.*. Copeland loft at '2 o' clock for a brief bridal trip. Tho bride is tho only daughter of Mrs. it. \V. Ball and the la'o Col. Beaufort \V<itts Hall and Bister of W. W. Hall. The groom is tho son of Mr. Georgo 1?. Copeland of Clinton and is a business man hore. lie bis many friends throughout the state, espec ially among the students of the South Carolina College in the eighties, he having graduated in tho academic and law department of that institution. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy* No ono who is acquainted with iis good qualities can bo surprised at the great popularity of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It not only euros eoldu and grip effectually and perma nently, but prevents these diseases from resulting in pneumonia. It is also a certain cure for croup. Whooping OOUgh is not dangerous when this rem edy is given. It contains no opium or other harmful substance mid miy be given as confidently t> a baby as to an adult. It is also pleasant to take. When all of theso facts arc taken Into consideration it Is not surprising that people in foreign hinds, as woll as at home, esteem this remedy very highly and very few aro willing to take any other after having usod It. For salo by Laurens Drug Co. A THOUGHTFUL MAN. W. M. Austin, of Winchester, Ind., knew what to do In tho hour of need. His wifo bad such an unusual caso of stomach and liver trouble, physicians could not help her. Ho thought of and tried Dr. King's New Lifo l'il's and she got relief at onco and was llnally cured. Only 2? cents at Laurens Drug Co. and W. W. Dodson. Latest from Tillinuu Trial. It was reported Monday that Juror Milton Sbarpe was ill witb bilious fe ver and it was thought ]? s->ible that a mistrial would bo ordered. However, nothing to this effort whs heard yes terday and doubtless the trial was ro SUmed. \V. VV. Hall left f r Lexing ton yesterday to continue reporting the trial and his rap >i ts will again bo issued in a supplein( nt next week. Our New Discovery is guaranteed to put your Stomach, Liv< rand Bowols in a healthy condition. Write T. J. Duckott, Sheriff of Laurens county if you doubt it. To It > Incorporated. No'i'icoi opening books of subsorlp tun to the Laurens Mill;ng Company appears elsewhere. Messrs. Machm & Martin have for several years success fully conducted tho Laurens Holer Milb. The new company will con* tlnue I ht operation of this plant and also engage In a wholosalo mercantile brokerago business. J. S. Machen and II..I. Martin are the corporators and so'c stockholders. When ready for sIjojs remember we have a large stock and at righi prices. Men's Shoes $*1.<)0 to ?3.60, Ladles'Shoes <18 o?nts to $3.00, Chil dren's Shoes *2."> cents to $1.50. O. B. Simmons Co. H Was a gratifying success in everyway, aud was the subject of favorable comment on all sides. We thank our friends for their kind expressions, and assure them we shall spare no effort, throughout the season, to merit a contiu-* uancc of their valued favors. Our stock is up-to-date in everv respect, and we guarantee A HUNDRED CENTS op QUALITY FOR EVERY DOLLAR OF PRICE. Some Inviting Values in Dress Goods! Elegant 54 inch Broadcloths, $1.00. Handsome Zibelines for Coat vSuits, 250 yd. 50-inch All-wool Ladies Cloth, 50 cents. A complete line of Waistings. 27-inch Heavy Tweed for Walking Skirts, 25 els. Our Millinery Department is as usual, brimful of the Season's choicest productions. A Hat for any face and a price for any pocket book. Prompt and courteous attention whether von buy or not. THB HUB. Dial Corner. Hrcwo'ton Dots. brewerton, Oct. <>. At this writ ing, Mrs. Powell Halnwlu is danger ously ill; ulso Aunt Kathorino Joel. Aunt l'o lie Dc.ks observed hor 80th anniversary with her chlldreo tho 4th intt. She b one of our oldest citizens, and is comparatively strong for one of her ago. She still resides at tho old homestead. Mr. Joe Davis is erecting him a dwelling near his father's, Mr John Davis. A few m re dwelling on our road and wo shall have quite a town. Especially do we hope so as there is a probablillly of a railroad being built on tho old bed running from Ware Shoals to Greenville. Our cotton crop is vory small this time-not more than 00 per cent of a crop. Quite a number of our renters shall not bo ablo to pay mere tho rent. This is sad, but nevertheless true. So far as our section is concerned, what the mills do they must do quickly for tho cotton will soon be a'l gathered. M. O. J. Two bottles of Our New Discovery cures Eozema when 12 bottles of other medicines failed. Write Mr. S. L, Da vis, Laurons, S. C., about it. ONE CENT A WORD. To Rent?Farming lands within the Incorpora'o limits of the town. Apply to ltKV. W. A. Cr.ARiv. Fink Outohkr Peaches.?Lookout for John It. Ffnloy, agent for three va rieties of fine October peaches. Repre sents Monte Christo Nurseries, Max l'ys, Ga. For Sai.k?300 bushe's of Rod Apple Uust Troof Oats. 80 cents per b ishcl. Wm. p. Harris, llapley, s. C. Fou Sai.k ? 500 bjshels rod rust proof oats. J. 1). Watts, Laurens, S. C. efe ?erqorjstfated at our Great Millinery and Dress Goods Display last week:? ..........:..,.;:::// ? 8fail to do ail we claim them go elsewhere to buy your goods. ? k ; k k k t k >k k k k* *i. . >. k?i * >. k v m ; i i k-k k: i. k-k k v.k i .-. t?* k* ? \ * .<;.. k k-4 k ? > -...i; ?jp Q ?The First was that we had by far the largest stock oi up to date Goods in Lau JSrens, and the Second was that we showed not only the largest variety but that? %f our prices were right. Now all we ask is that you examine our stock and if wej! Ofail to do all we claim them go elsewhere to buy your goods. 8g ? 1 IF* YOU WANT If you want the lowest price Dress Goods we can give you double fold Wool-filled Goods at, . We can give you 36 inch Fancy New Colored Dress Goods at, . We can give you a line of Jaquard Dress Goods, worth 40 cent, at . [O 15 25 We can give you a line of Zibilins as pretty as $1.00 Goods at. 50 We can give you all the new Basket Cheviots, Engiish Cheviots, Scotch Cheviots, Canvas Cloths, Aoelian Cloths, in fact all the newest things in Dress Goods from 50 cenrs to $1.50 per yard. W'e have all the new things in Tabs, Drops, Button Effects, and Fibre Bands to match all Dress (roods. * * *? J|. * * % jj. WtrJM .*. Jf: t t:?. It T;.?. T. t, ; -v, j{, f.. f. 1 * T. jf, %^ ?, J. *.,?; $ J. ](.. f, Jf,^ $ Jf, J: ? jj, ft-j|r*, j, ft J[( 55 ^ ?, jj, j,^ *, ? f. * *, ;? }. j.?; fl, ?: .V ? $ *. * * Our Millinery Department Contains the Host Artistic in Hats to Match all of our Dress Goods. ??k k^ k4'k-*-ki*r*>k-k4i^'4r i x-* ******** k?k > ** * k k a k k k#4 ? k * k k * &*4>**>k k^**H^*?MHW**^Hk - i****** k* k Mf******* *** M? HOUSE FURNISHING VALUES. One Lot Damask Towels,. 10 i One Lot 20 x 40 Muck Towels, . 10 Table Linen,. 25 cents to $1.00 Napkins to match. Home-made Bleaching 10 cents quality at 08 38-inch Sea Island,. Strictly All-wool Flauet, . "5 20 OTHER BARGAINS! Elegant Dress Kid Gloves,. All Linen Handkerchiefs,. Children's School Handkerchiefs, . Ladies' Gun Metal Hose,. 75 05 01 15 Great Shoe Bargains. All stylos and prices in Men's Shoes $1.00 to $3.50 Ail styles in Ladies' Shoes 48 cents to $3.00 All styles in Children's Shoes 25 cents to $1.50 A GREAT CLOSING-OUT SALE ON CLOTHING! We are going out of CLOTHING and will sell anything we have in Men's or Boys' Suits, and prices that will astonish the closest buyer. Come to see us. O. B. SIMMONS CO. A NEW LAW FIRN? Tho undersigned hive this day en tered into u partnership- tor tho practice of law In the Courts of this State, under the name of Simpson & Cooper and will i promptly attend to all business en trusted to them. h. y. Simpson, R A. Coopf.i. I To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. ^ rVLjb Seven Million boxes aokl In past 12 months. This Signatare, /?^J&pr Cures Crip in Two Dtya, cm every :?: :?: :;: 38 3SSSV&91 w SS SS 383 SS J g TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. 8 On S ptcmber, 20tb, 1003, as the quiet Sabbath day was sadly and slowly drawing to a close, tho immortal spirit of Matthow O. (Cunningham passed from time to eternity. A heart broken wife, live children and many relatives and friends are left to mourn his de parture. Ou tho following Monday af ternoou his body was laid to rest at <lear old Prospect In tho presence of a very large assemblage of sympathizing people. May God help us all to obey the Divlno injunction: "Re ye also ready," and live in daily expect ation of his coming. He rests in the old church yard in sight of his dear home, with parents, children and brothers, who had before him gone. .1. L. M. Madden?, October, 1st, 1803. STOMACH TROUBLE. "I have b.^en troubled with my stom ach for the past four years." says D L. Bo ch, of Clover Nook Farm, Green field, Mass. "A few days ago I was in duced to buy a box of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. I have taken part of them and feel a great deal better." If you have any trouble with your stomach try a box of these tablets. You are certain to be pleased with the result. For sale by Laurens Drug Co. MERCHANTS NEWS. For the host black silks see O. B. Simmons Co. See the new line of brilliant cut. gla^s we are now showing. It's the largest lino ever shown In the city. Remem ber our prices are always the lowest. S. M. & E. H. W?kes. Trimmings to match every shade in dress at O. H. Simmons Co. Sol ool slices, the kind that wear and give satisfaction. J. E. Mintcr & Bro. Come to our store. Thursday, und cot a correct Idea of fall and winter fashions. The Hub. Largo stock, large inducements lo of fer In clothing, shoo?, hats, dry goods, notions. Davis. I toper & Co. Ladies' Gloves 10 cents to $1.00 per pa'r at O. B. Simmons Co. Our new lino of jardlnors ar<> 'ho li38t values we havo over shown. Prices from 10 cents to $3.50. I S. M. & E. II. Wllkes. , See us for Flannels Outings and I FlannelcttS. Best goods; lowest prices. | O. B. Simmons Co. Our Hart,Schaffner A Manx tailored , clothing is the talk of the town. Why? Well sec it. ; J. E. Mintcr vV B:o. See our ''Antl Grippo" $3.50 Shoe for men. Keep your feot dry. ' J. E. Mintcr vv Uro. See the new oak bedroom suit we are 1 showing. It's the best value you have ever seen. It's well finished, heavy and substantial and tho price is very low. S. M. & E. 11. Wilkes. Now is the time to buy your fall suit, where von can have the choice patterns. Nobby suits at $10.00, $I2..M>, $15.0(1. J. E? Minter & Bro. New lino of couches and bed lounges just received in great variety of de signs. Prices lower than over before. S. M. & E. H. Wilkes. Don't forget our Millinery Opening this week, October 1st. All are in vited. Big display of everything for ladies. Davi?, R vper Si Co. Our prices a^o low, b: t not at tho expense of quality. J. E. Minter & Bro. Remember we ara headquarters for the best lino of cook stoves and ranges made (Duck's Great Whito Enamel Line.? and our prices are lower than you und anywhere. Call and sec our lino before you buy. S. M. ?fc E. IT. Wilkes. School time?School suits, school school suits all wear and pleas}. Prico in koeplng with the quality. Davis, Roper ?fc Co. Just in Buist New Turnip Seeds. Ono fourth pound package 10 cent?. No danger of gottlng tho wrong kind. Kennedy Brcs. Now Is the time to uso International Stock Food to prevent your stock from dying by use of damaged corn. Every paokage guaranteed. R. P. Mllam it Co. Guess you know where to gol your c'othing, hats, shoes and eents' fur nishings. If you don't you had better ask and sco us before you buy. We know what wo are talking about when we say we can save your money. See our $5 00, $7.60, $10.00, $12.60, $16.00, $18.00 suits. All beauties for the price. Davis, Roper & Co. Wo uro exclusive agents for the famous Fl?rsheim shoe for men and are now showing a full line of these shoes J. E. Mintcr iV Bro. JEWELRY DIAMONDS WATCHES and a complete line of the GENUINE "1847 Rogers Bros.1* Knives, Porks, 5poon5, etc. Ill 1..' ? ? ..i.-hilly rxniniiiril ntid Iii properly liucil to tliehrat <;i ml ? II mT 'M Repairing. \^ Williamson Co., Jewelers. McCord Building, Laurens.vS. C OPENS SOON. General John 1$. Gordon First Attraction. SALI] OF TICKETS. An Excellent Course this Season. Daughters of Confederacy and Veterans to Provide Entertainment for tho Soulh's Croat Uenoral. Tickets for the members of tho Lau rent Lyceum Assoo'alion are being de livered this week by Prof. IL L. Jones, lie requests that all members pay for tholr tickets promptly, so that ho will not have to call tho second time. Tho price for tho course is $3.00, whtoh ad mits to two each of the five attractions. General John b. Gordon will open tho course on tho night of Oct., 28nd Members of tho Association can get their seats reserved for them at Tho Laurees Drug Store, on October, 22nd. These seats may be held during tho season. Admission to those not members of the Association to hear Gen. Gordon will bo $1.00. Children and pupils of the school 85 cents. Tho Daughters of the Confederacy have asked to entertain and show Gon, Gordon courtesies while in the city. They will also see that the stage 1h properly decorated for the occasion. a body of old Confederates will meet him at tho tra'n and otherwise aid in giv ing h in a cordi il welcome. A part folio containing descriptive matter of the five attractions to bo fur nished can bo secured a', the Laurena Drug S ore. robbed THE GR AVK. A startling incident., is narrated by John Oliver, of Philadelphia, as fol lows: "i was in an awful condition. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk en, tongue coated, pain continually in back and sides, r.o appeti'e, growing weaker day bv day. Three physicians had given me up. Than i was advisod to vise Electrlo Bitter', to my great joy the ffrst bottle male a dsolded im pro\cm nt. I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man. I know they robbed iho g,*ave of an other victim." No ono should fail to try them. Only BO cents, guaranteed, it r.aurons Drug Co. and W. W. Dod pon's. For all Kidney ani Bladder troubles lake O ir Now Discovery. A gliar iiiiteii with each bottle at, Lauren-: Drug Co., Dr. Dodson'fl and Young's Phar macy. Prlco $1.00. Sick headache, backache and ?>H Uheumat'.o Tains destroyed by Our New Discovery. a guarantee with each bottlo st Laurens Drug Co., Dr. Dodson's and Young's Pharmacy. Price $1.00. Our New Discovery euros Sour Stom ach and heavy feeling after eating. Guaranteed. aiajim i ] il.^._MB.CM CITY OPERA HOUSE! J. R. Vancis, Manaokr. Thursday Night Oct. 8th, W. POWELL HALE, Impersonator. "To those who wish to spend a pleasant evening, I commend this 'Rising Star.' " Kx-Gov. Roberl L. Taylor. Reserved Seals 50 cts. General Admission, 35 els. Gallery, 25cts. Reserved Seats are on Sale at C< >PKL,AND\S. i'(v.v"Next attraction Oct 15th, Mu. Arthur VVyndiiam in? "Heart of a Woman," "A Thing of Beauty Is a Joy Forever." Good Jewelry is not like every Other thing, that has its day, and dies out. What you buy from as we sell to last a lifetime, and a little thought and calculation prove our prices more than fair. gm- FIRST-CLASS Watch and Jewelry repairing by an expert workman. Fleming Bros*