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Ideas are always best introduced into the system of a man hostile to them by means of capsules. ?: o Rub-My-Tism is a powerful antiseptic; it kills the poison caused from infected cuts, cure# old sores, tetter, etc.?Adv. QHHST look FOR I e i! mm i the red ball $ vmjnjnff trade MARK /Tp - gj ||? firearms 6Ammunition 11: ^ T?i<SJit"' 1 lr AFAM1LY MEDICINE la Her Mother's Home, Says This Georgia Lady, Regarding BlackDraught. Relief From Headache, Malaria, Chills, Etc. Ringgold, Ga.? Mrs. Chas. Gaston of this place, writes: "I am a uee? of Thedford's Black-Draught; in fan. It was one of our family medicines Also In my mother's home, when T was a child. When any of us children complained of headache, usu.. ly caused by constipation, she gave u? a dose of Black-Dmught. which would rectify the troub'e. Of mi in the Spring, we would have malaria and chills, or troubles of this kind, we would take Black-Draught pretty regul r until thj liver acted well, and w? would soon be up and around again. We would not be without It. for It certainly has saved us lots of dcctor bills. Just a dose of BlackDraught when not so well saves a lot of days in bed." Thedford's Black-Draught has been in use for many years in the treatment of stomach, liver and bowel troubles, and the popularity which it now enjoys Is proof of Its merit If your liver is not doing its duty, ycu will suffer from Such dlsr.-preeatle symptoms as headache, biliousness. constipation. Indigestion, etc., and unless something Is done, serious trouble may result Thedford's Black-Draught has been found a valuable remedy for these t-cubles. It is purely vegetable, and i cts In a prompt and natural way, i nnilatlng the liver to Its proper fu icUods and cleansing the bowels of miritiofi Trv it_ Insist on Thed lo as. the original and genuine. E 79 = The Is ' TTT I | We warn ingway and that we have and ladies' Ready-toShoe New goo need of anytl now on you other town fc Wo kavo I T T V UU T V ? Cann< It is our Goods for L( every one of United I JOl > ? I LABOR ADMITS NEGRO I Southern Convention Favors Indus trial Equality Ashville, N. C., Aug. 21.?Urgen recommendations providing for radi cal changes in many systems affect ingconditions of living were adcpte at Thursdav's session of the South em Labor Congress in conventio at Asheville, N. C., and the congres went on record as giving its heart; endorsement to industrial equal it; without regard to color. The recog nition of the negro laborer on th same equality with the white cam as a big surprise. The night sessions were feature by the address of President Jerom Jones, of Atlanta, who heartily en dorsed the league of nations. Th decision to organize colored worker as it would white workers was unani mous. Prospects of a fight on th . resolution vanished when delegate heard speakers advance reasons fo drawing no color line in organize labor. The throwing of safeguard | around the traveling public, the re , duction of the high cost of livin and the proper control of unfortu I nate orphans, were some of th worthy aims to which delegate pledged their support in the adop tion of strong resolutions calling fo the hearty activities ot the variou crafts in the creation of opinio looking to the attainment of th goals named. The final meeting of the congres convened Friday morning and wa featured by the election of officer and the discussion which were no presented to the convention Thurs day. One of the resolutions whic brought forth much discussion wa the call for organized labor to pres the work of forming unions in re mote part of the States not yet con taining organized bodies. Anothe which was adopted gives the congres | the power to designate the vice pres idents of the body, one in each State as men having power to press upo: the Legislatures of the various State all measures for the good of organ ized labor, the expenses of such rep resentatives to be paid from th general fund. o MEAT PRICES REDUCED From this date my prices on fresl beef will be reduced as follows: Choice steak 35c per poun Roast beef 30c per poun Stew beef 25c per poun Soup neet 10c per poun H. A. MILLER. JEW SI ; the people of John surrounding coun opened with a full Wear Goods, D s, Hats and No ds are arriving dai ling in our line call won't have to g< >r your shopping. he Goods and ' ot be Beat Any1 aim to sell the ?ss Money and pie our customers. )ry Goods ( -INSONVILLE,! A. M. SNIDER * Surgeon Dentist ti Office at Residence ! - Railroad Ave.. KINCSTREE j; ?M. D. NESMITH, j ns\ DENTIST. .] I Lake City. S. C. ? : ' jfa* "H Lodge, No k ' ? Meets the second Thursday night s in each month. Visiting brethren ? i- cordially invited. B. E. Clarkson. W. | c M., W. W. Holliday, Sec. 2-27-ly I p afopm ' e S^^^SEALEDTiNS ONLY s ATYOUC GOOCEftS I ptAXWEU HOUSE : : I COFFEE i : ?~==ssii i * >'. J rPESS ! 't! v; :u s h ! v DOORS | | S ; 3L1NDS I S ' ' ' ! ? ? ajj '; c 4? 1 S ' > | s. ! oSK I, . s ^ I % fp h mouldings ^5> ,i ANt> <! MILL WORK 3 ' ? ?-?"h " ORE j :n^ tt I I sonvuie, nemtry to know line of Men's ry Goods, tions. ily. When in on us. From d off to some Our Prices where. people Better ase each : and I | Company, s, c i * Who Knov Lightin I Absolute knowledge, I h But my Aunt's washerw< Heard a policeman on hi Say to a laborer, on the That he had a letter just Written in the finest Gr< From a Chinese Coolie i Who said the niggers in Of a colored man in a T< Who got it straight fron That a man in the Rlodil From a gang of South A About somebody in Bon Who heard a man who c Of a swell female societ] Whose mother-in-law wi To prove that her seven i Has stated in a printed F i That she has a son who's i And he kno ws of a plan i j ....... You may laugh at time when your autoo ! cause of weak batteri sides laugh. Now, we a**, n.xi.? > moilie Daueiics guaia j so see us for batteries | i For Demc | CARTER ELECT f I ' J. V. Carter. i I 4 I S.F.EP Wholes! Groceries, Flour, Rice, Stock ani jj f Why not No* J Silage and roughage used winter feeding are be t than most pasturage, r average pasture is n< 2 balanced, never unifo J throughout the season T| being the element most Thousands of d a i r y m t proved that this shortaj t fectly replaced by? C Purina 2 Cow Cho J Every 100 lbs. of Cow Cho t 24 lbs. of protein, 85% of whic J ible. This makes it possible the cow's grass ration under all r and obtain an average of? C 6 lbs. more milk pi l per cow SCI ?at an additional coat of ab gf' cow?a clear profit of about 1 HE P? day. or over $3.00 per. m EC your own cows Jell you mor JS Teat it yourae!. jJ? SoU in Checkerboard Baft S. F. EPPSlc fiat's*' . (\ vs of a Better 1 ig Plant? a J ave none, m Oman's sister's son, I s beat, Street J9 last week, ^ eek, I n Timbuctoo, | Cuba knew. ;xas town, , f . i a circus clown, g ke heard the news, v tnerican Jews, 7 aeo, laimed to know f rake, 11 undertake, th husband's sister's niece, riece, 5 very bright, . ^ t that beats Pdco-Light ' ' '' 11 : the above ad, but some- J aobile - will not crank bees you do something be! have put in a line of Per- - % nteed for twenty months, / to suit any car. ^ ^ 11 p mstration See I RIC SERVICE CO., J LAKE CITY, SO. CAR. \ _ PS&CO al Dealers in ' '' \ Meal, Grits, Com, Hay and d Poultry Feed . j r shees J i -?- S I ;0., KINSTREE, S. C. I I r,\.