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{ 5 -COKLTfi N LEAST * THE KINGDOM. MltlWfJ ? 2 19?June 16 ?i?io??</^i ''??'? test get '??<?? no/' i //.? i? aaw ? tees feaej fat tesst at IS* A iui/ti'iff .i f#g-J i? SffSfri ''in it i.?4t rn. W II I I? RH dilti, un i*. fx uff it ini.... r tribute to JotlH IIa Baptist Minn Jons paid htm in our |fll If .lohn wn? grt , a man. fron the iMvine -*t;in-1|?ol I, ?in itm| um i.oni terehtri thai iu< le >r i.i the KtSpTdOffl Of Hca v en won .1 ba grca fer Main lohn .' NN hen hc nu n on Ihr light contained In the wont 'Kingdom.' tho entire auli ject bceoi mn I lear Cod had pfoilt leed u Maaaaaalf Kingdom, and Jesus carue that He might he the Hem. ill tbnt Kingdom. The steps leading |u tta honors were steps of ohodiem ?? :o God. unto death, and these steps last If began to nr<e On the cross He he. ifi ed the work ef proving Himself lo.v I Jesus thus been me the (?real ( a queror. the great King of Glory, being eialted to the Heavenly state in Ills resurreotkm Hut He was aj have a* aoclated wirb Hlro In His Throne. Bt* Bride class, as the Great Priest. He was to have an under-priesthood. a "Royal Priesthood;" as the Great Ju V of the world. He was to have la* dates; as St Paul declares. "Know ft not that the saints shall Judge tin world?"?1 Corinthians ft 2. In the Divine I'lau this company of associates of Jesus were as much fore ordatued as w a a He. As It was nec? essary for Nim to undergo Mala and testings. s.? with those rsllcd to be Hi* nssoc latea ?"He was tempted to all (h>lnts like as vr are.' Thus ills M e a a a g e K " To him that ovcreom etb will I grant to Bupttsrr. ait with Me in My Thro ae. even a?* 1 overcame and am set dowu with My Father In Ills Throne.'* These must lie follotcm In His footsteps; none could precede IIlm. "Some Better Thirg For Us." We are not to Infer that those glori ous characters who lived before Christ's time were less faithful than the ft ?spei Church, but merely that Ood promised them the earthly per fed ion. while He ha > promised the Bride of Christ the beaveuly perfee t ion They will not. like the remainder of manW'.nd. come forth to attain par faction gradually during the thousand years of Messiah's reigu; the record is that they will come forth |>erfcct human beings. Tltat will he the re ward of their faithfulness. St. Paul oxplalus*the entire matter la Hebrews, the 11th chapter. He da dares, "All these died in faith. not having received the (earthly) things promised to them. God having provided some better thing for us (the Church., that they, without us. should not he made pcrfc t " The glorification of the Church, her resurrection to perfection, must he i unplished before the b ess tng* through them cau proceed to the natural seed of A bra'iura, and through Israel to all nations.-Heb. xl, 3840 Not the Bride but the Fried. John the Bipttst declared. "He that bath the Bride Is the Bridegroom, but the friend of the Bridegroom, hearing His voice, rejoleeth greatly. This my Joy therefore is fulfilled.M (John Iii., 10 I He per. ei\ed that In God's providence he bad a very honorable und tlessed statlou ami work to accomplish, but he was to he neither the Bridegroom nor a member of the Bride class Ami the other Ancient Worthies will not bo disappointed when they come forth In the resumption to lind u Bride class selected to a higher place than theirs On the contrary, their cup of blessing being full, und never Inn? ing been begotten to a spirit nature, they will not t>e able to comprehend any blessings highei fhau their own Just, for lustaiiee. us u hsh in the wa? ter, seeing a bird flying in the air. would not be Jealous of the bird ami Its greater freedom, but. on the con trat.*, would be better sutished in tho water, it- natural element In this lesson Jesus Intimates all the above. The Law ami the Prophets were until l He was the Isst ol the Prophets leStlS t urtl.er declared. "If \e aro willing to re fairs, it. this is Bllaf which was to comy.'' Thai is Tims? of you Who. are able to gppre ? lall I ha matter ?Le?,i sj *at Baal ? ? I understand Som ssassaj leas that Joha the Bap ?>oA* tlst did a work m full accord h the prophecy that BHJal BbUSH first come tta a retormer U-foie Me it] asMraaalnfl lag multitudes the Ureat Teaclier Impnied. NVh> did you go out to ace John.' NVas It because Col upoku through him as a Prophet as the wmd makes music through the r?eds.' Or did you go out to see a man In line clothing fad ff klnglv state | What '???nily drew to John's teaching was that he was Cod's Prophet, us It Is written "Behold, I send My messen ger before I'by face, who shall pre pare tbe wsy t?efore I'hee." This preparation for Jesus John made with the Jewish nation His message was that the Kingdom of Heaven was to b# offered to them, snd that only the bol.f would r*? ready t" receive it. UHU n ?. ol\ K vir > s s liltot .111 I i \ HALT, Kai Inn u| Moni? ?gticoil ? l'iun o| rnnipulgu 1 < n ? * fcmporur) Ces? sation ??I tciivlt), 11 bann, June *'?.?Milit?r) opera? Mona in the province of Oriente have i" ? ?! rough! tu .1 complete halt, due to the apparent failure of Qen, Monte? I ? Rtlo'i original plan ol campaign, which comprehended ?> simultaneous, advance Into ihr territory occupied by the Insurgents, ?>f heav) columni ?>f Infi atry, accom pa nled by artillery ?nd rural cavalry, The mo intalnou* forested region and IM Impractical roads appear t?? make euch tactics Impossible, Qen< Montcgueado now dependi upon reinforcing ins regular irganlsa? .. a th plantation guards, i??? luve 1 tin released from duly by the ar t\\ \\ ? i American marines, especially :i th.- vicinity of Quantum) mo city, dividing hit forces into imaller units and increasing thcin by bodies of reg u ar troops, mostly mounted, which nave been recruited in the province ami ate familiar with the Scene of the Operations, This will Involve consid? erable delay before the troopi can be ?m disposed a- t<? compel the insur? gents 10 accept combat, Apprehension in llabana, which yesterday was somewhat .allayed, was increased tonight by persistent ru nors that hands of armed negroes had appeared in many places in the immediate vicinity of the capital. At present there is no substantial cause f<?r alarm. Through all parts of the island loyal citizens are arming and organ? izing volunteer corps. The situation was discussed it H Cabins! meeting today, after which Secretary InnsTullly expressed the opinion that the crisis was most grave, bt t that be had foil confidence that the government w..s supported loyally by the mass "f the Cuban pso? plg| and soon would prove its ability to crush the insurrection. The gravity ol the situation was em? phasized by the issuance late tonight by President Qomejg <>? S proclama? tion to the Cuban people, urging them to work and organize in the fata- of the national peril. The president expresses the hope that OOngTeei tomorrow will VOtS B c refill |o (over ths extraordinary military preparations' tins in addi? tion to the $1,000,000 already voted. In this proclamation. President I ills u K>n the Cuban people to rally to the support ?>f the government and Ulke up arms against thS onslaught of barbsroui hordes, Congress will meet tomorrow and t is confidently expected it Will vote additio. I credits for military Opera? lions, COT IN tolTOX ACREAUK, Intimate at lti 1-2 Per Ceng b) Vom? ssssjlesjsfff Watson. Columbia. .June ?In his report "ii the cotton situation In the South, Commissioner Watson, who \? presl? (but of |he Southern Cotton Congress, and Charged with the handling ??f the acreage reduction, estimates that the acreage bas been cut 1''? 1 - per cent throughout the cotton belt under the Rock Hill plan.' In South Carolina the report states, Superintendent An? demon's report coven 89 "tit ?>f 19 counties. The acreage Is cut In them 19 counties, as compared to what |he same men planted In cii. a total of IS7(?91 acres, The total acreage last yeai wus -,j>uu,uuu acres. ' Beware or Ointments for Catarrh that (outaiii Mercury ,.-> inerour) will surely destro) the sens*- of small and completely de? range the whole system when enter* ing it through the mucoui surfaces. Such articles should never be used ex< ept on prescriptions from repu< tahls physicians, ai the damage they win do is ten fold to lb1, good you can possibly derive from them. Hairs Catarrh Cure, manufactured by i". J, cheio > gj *'>>.. Toi? do, ??., contains no mercuryt and Is taken Internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mu? eon nurfaces "f the system, in bus? ing Mail s Catarih ''are be sure you get tin- genuine, it is taken Inter? naiv aiol m ole in To|, ,|o, ohm bj I . .1. Chene) 4 Co, IVstlmonlals free, Soi,| by druggists, Price Tec p< r bottle. Take 11 11 ?*i ! ami!) Pills for const I pat a ft. ? ?ii person upon an 1 nu In Iom n 1 1 id 1 v morning remarked thai In had heal I v mot. r wa- i dr> town, but it w ai about Mo- w . it. 1 pl.o ? be had struck in a buig I line, ,_ \ < aril 'This is to certlf) that Koley'i Hone) and Tar Compound does n?>t contain any opiates, any habit form? ing drug*, or any Ingredients that could posslhl) harm ii^ 11 srs, On Ihs contrary, its great healing and ?"?othing qualities make it a nal remedy for coughs, colds and Irrita? tions "f the throat, cheat and lungs, Tb?- genuine Is In ? yellow package, A-k l.?r Koley's Hone) and Tar Com? pound atol accept no Substitut". Slbert's 1 'rug Store, MAHRl UiE TilI'llSHAV, Minn IIa,lie Jone? I??????? m?*~ Bride o| Mr, Yuies Yuidoti?Both of lid i liy, .\ wedding ":' much Interest to u great many people of this city took place Thursday afternoon at .*? ciock at residence ol the brid 's parents, Mr, and Mrs, W, -. Jones, X< . 308 West Culhoun street, when Mis* llnllie Umi Jones became the bride of Mr, William Vutes Veadon. Uoth the bi <!?? tnd groom are natives of Ki; inter :tad are popular young people "I- the lown, having many friends here and elsewhere who wish them prosperity and happiness In their married life. The residence was beautifully and artistically decorated for the occas? ion, pink and green being t *i? - ?? ii?? r scheine which lent Itself to make th< lower Hoor oi the residence even more attractive than ordinarily. The wedding ceremony was per* formed with the bride and groom standing under an arch of white and green on wan h lighted candles fur i Ished a mellow light while the words were spoken winch made tin two man and wife. Tin- wedding took place in the preeence of the Immediate families of the tWO Contracting parties ami a small circle of relatives and intimate friends. To the strains of Tannhaus ar'l Wedding Mandl, played by Miss Mamie Edmunds, tin- bride and her attendants took their places in the parlor where they wa re joined by the groom and his beat man. Mr. Barn* well Sanders. Here under an arch with a true lover's knot hanging over them, the two were married by the Rev, J. r. Marion, the pastor of the bride, Tin- bride was beautifully dressed in white lingerie and wore a picture hat trimmed with white ribbon ami Hilles of the valley. She carried ;l bouquet of white i.ride's roses. The main-of-honor. Miss Claudia Fraaer, wore white lingerie over green and carried pjnk roses, The bride-maids. Misses Isabel Huff. Harriett Ruffi Louise Yeadon and Jennie Chandler, wore white lingerie with pink sashes and carried pink tarnation.-. Maynard Pitts was the ring bearer. After the ceremony the bride and groom left for a s, ort stop in the Country from where they left for Sa luda, X. <'.. and other points. Following the- wedding ?? reception was given in honor of the couple by the brlde'l parents, which was attend? ed by many friends and relatives of the bride and groom. Delightful punch was served on the porch by Miss Cornelia McLaurln ami Ice cream ami cake wer? served in the dining room to the guestfl upon their arrival, The popularity of the young couple was shown in the display of beautiful and Valuable presents Which W la placed on dlaplay in tin- parlor. \t ter a stay of sometime in the moun? tains, tile happy pair will be at Imme to their friends in the city. Among the out-of-town guest? pres? ent for the wedding were Mr. ami Mrs. W. 11. Ruff of Rtdgeway, Mr, and Mrs. B, <;. Joins of Flock HiK; Mr. ami Mi s. I >. W, Ruff of Ridge way and Mi? Mary Marks of Colum bia. Knda Hunt Tor Rich (-ill. often the hunt for a rich wife ends wlnn the man meets q woman that uses Electric Bitters. Her strong luu ves tell in a bright brain and even temper, Her peach-bloom complex Ion and ruby lips result from lo r pure blood; her bright eyes from restful sleep; her elastic step from firm, free muscles, all telling of the health and strength Electric Bitters give a wo? man, ami the freedom from indiges? tion, backache, fainting and diszj ?pells tiny promote, Everywhere they are woman's favorite remedy, it weak or ailing try them. ROc at Blbert'i I hug Store. Jupiter Pluvius seems to be opposed to baseball In Sumter, for on both oc? casions when the City League season was to have commenced he opened wide pis Hood gates ami tin- water prevented 'he proposed contests in the great national .-port. When Buying, Buy Only the Best, t'o-p. no Hofe lltil telvos the ItoH Results. ?II I.. Bhuwiulst, Esdaile, Wl?., ~.\- his wife considers Foley'a Hon? ey ami Tar Compound thi best cough cure on the market. 'She has tried various kind- but Koley's gives the best results of all." Blbort's lung Ktor ?? Tbc \ muiM pi ople of Humb r are ? Ii devising moans in spend i happ: [and strenuous summer, now that most ..I tiem have id iriied from tin \aiions colleges and schools Whieh they have been attending during th< wInt r months. I lu x I'm \n I ml lo It, ' 'Charles Kable, 300 Cook St., i lloidiester, N. Y\, says he reeoin I mends I'oi. v Kidney IMI- .it every opportunity because the) g.iv. him prompt rellel from a bad case of kid? ney trouble tint hoi long bothered him. Such a recommendation, com? ing from Mr. Hohle is direct ami con* v incine evidence oi the great cura? tive iiualities of r..i.v Kidney Pills, Sib. i t'^- I 'i in: Flore, < Ii W.l IN OWNKltSIIIIIt' KI.N bkrs ixti-:hi:st uori: um vl. Announces Tlmi lie timl Iii* Hackers l'lan lu Muiiituin und hi> i a-.- In. dependence |?f tili- Itolldl, N? w York, June ?. ?Announcetm nt I was made here tonight of the pur?! chase by s. Davies Warfield, presi? dent of the Continental Tr ist Co., ? I' Baltimore, of a large b! ick of st'-rk in the Seaboard Air Line rail? way, whereby control ot the railway will pass to Mr, Warfield and i group of financial Interesti associated with him. The transfer, it la stated, m irks tin practical retirement of Thomas F. Ryan from the Seaboard. Tin- sah- announced Includes 90,000 shar.s of the preferred and 120,000 shares <>f common stock of the Sea? board Air Line and was made by the Cumberland corporation, inning the last rear Mr. Warfield has acquired large holdings of Seaboard stock which, with th. latest purchase, pass? ed control to the group with which he is associated. In all, practically $37,000,000 of common and $24,000, 000 nf the preferred stock are .ait standing. According to the announcement made tonight, leading financial Inter? ests in the States traversed by the .-??aboard system are closely Identi? fied with Mr. Warfield. Among hiss ; SSOCiates are F, A. Yandcrlip. Al? fred ii. Wiggln, Blair & Co., BenJ. Strong, Jr.. ('has. II. Sabin. Samuel L. Fuller and Robert Walker, for? merly chairman of tin- board of the Hoik island company. It Is understood that the block of the stock taken over will be trusteed for five years, Mr. Warfield acting as chairman of the managers. Announcement of the sale was made by John B, Dennis, <>f Blair & Co.. fiscal agents for the Cumberland corporation. This company owns the ?'atoiina. Cllnchfield & Ohio railway and the Cllnchfield coal fields in south wast Virginia. in a statement regarding the pur? chase, Mr. Warfield explained the pur? pose of the new ownership. He said: "The Seaboard Air Line li distinct? ly a Southern property and the South s position In Seaboard affairs will now be emphasized. its Independence as g Southern line should be preserved. 1 The road should be operated as suc h, and from and in the South. The 'board of directors should include re? presentative business and financial men from Southern States through which it operates and the representa? tives of Southern interests. The financial connections of the n ilroad are eidarged. insuring the pro uriug of money for its development on tin best terms with resultant benefit to both the territory it serves a ad Its security holders. Beginning October l, it w - an? nounced, the meetings oi the directors win be held In Baltimore instead of New York. Regarding possible changes in management, it was stated tonight that their improvement of the railroad other than the person? nel of its operating staff has only I.n considered so far. s. Davis Warfield's connection with the Seaboard Air lane dates back to Its inception, as he was a member of the organising company. As chairman of the receivers of the road, he took an independent part In the rehabilitation of the Seaboard and upon the reorganisation he be? came chairman of the executive com mlttee. There it no real need of anyone be? ing troubled With constipation. Chamberlain's Tablets will cause an agreeable movement of the bowels without any unpleasant effect. Give tiu in b trial. For sale by all dealers. IHIWI skhkinu ANOTHIK joh. llllO tig tlMH*C who Would Succeed National Bank l.xaniiuor \YH*Oll. Washington, June il, lt. J, Uhauio, of Sumter. State bank examiner of South Carolina, who is resisting Gov? ernor Blouse's order removing him from olllee, Is among the applicants for national bank examiner to suc? ceed tide- L. Wilson, oi Spurtanburg. Mr, Wilson has resigned to go Into business at Jacksonville. Fla. others who are applying for Wil? son's phu ?? are: T. (\ I hinlop, of Bock Hill, assistant bank examiner of Soul h I 'nrollna i s. I'.. Join s, of Spurtanburg, and .1. \. Barksdalc, of Lauren . Van Coughs and Breaks Kile*. Vfter i frightful coughing spell a ' man in N'eenah, \\ is.. fell terrible pains In his side and his do< nu found tv\ o i lbs had been broken. What I agonj Or. King s New Discovery would have saved hlin, \ 1 - w te i spoonfuls ends m late cough, while persistent use routs obstinate coughs, expels stubborn colds oi heals weak, s.ue lungs. "1 feel Mire its i <;.m| uend to humanity." writes Mrs. Kflie Morton Columbia, Mo., "for I believe I would have consumption today, If i I had not used this great i eim dv ," I Its guaranteed to satisfy, and you <.en get a free trial bottle for R0 . ems or ? $1.00 slae ;it Blbert'f Drug Store. EOXTH \( i i oil impi lil \i. i.i i . \\ \ah* llurhin ol Lcxlugiwij. N. < Secures < nitruct f< i \? u u.a. i Building. W. i i iri In, foi morly of Lextng ton, >?'. C, but now ?.: this < ity. Thursday secured the contract for "The lmp< Hol." the new hotel which I* to ' e erected by .Mr. A. !.. .1 ickson "?i the Withersi.n lot on Ifarvln street opposite tlx- paesengei station ?i ounds. The particulars of the award could not be obtained on Kriday aa there were a number of sub-contracts, to be let and all of these ha 1 not been closed. There were ? i? j i11* a number of contractors represented among the bidders Th ursday. alleged mcrdered jailed. .lohn Robertson Lodged in 'hoi Eri day Morning on His Arrival Here in Charge of Detective Hogan. Chief Hogan ??f the Charles* ton detective force arrived in the ctt| Friday morning Crom Charleston, having with him John Robertson! i negro who Is charged with the mur der of Henrietta Evans on the night of September 23, 1908, on the out? skirts of tit** southern part of this city. Robertson admits being th< man wanted, but states that he kill? ed the Evans woman because he was afraid the would kill him. The arrest of Robertson came about through the recent publication and circulation by sheriff Epperson of handbills containing descriptions of the persons, wanted In this county f?>r various reasons and also naming the reward, if any. for the capture and return of the parties. A few days following the receipt of these circulars Policemen Oarbina and Ad? dison of th** Charleston force came across Robertson and arrested him. He tilled the description given in the circulars pretty accurately and was brought on bete and positively iden? tified. Sheriff Epperson giving chief Hogan a certificate f<?r the receipt of the man and lodging him in jail. I Chief Hogan stated Kriday morning that he was very much pleased with Sumter and that it looked to htm like a hustling little town. He said that ho had received the kindest treat? ment while here and would always pleasantly remember tb< place. He jocularly remarked that for B dry town, it was the wettest place he had ever Struck. The governor had offered a reward of $iuu for the arrest of Robertson and it is probable that this amount will be secured by the Charleston of? ficers for their efficient and prompt detective work. Robertson is said to have killed the Evans woman after he had been living with her a num? ber c f years, when she had decided to leave him and marry another man. *Mrs, Lela Love, wife of Wiley Love, a farmer living near Covena, (la., says: "I have taken Foley Kid? ney Pills and Und them to be all you claim for them. They gave me almost instant relief when my kidneys were sluggish and inactive, i can cheerful? ly recommend them to all sufferers from kidney troubles." Albert's Drug store. winthrop college Scholarship ami Entrance Examina, lion. The examination for the award at vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col? lege and for the admission of new students will be held at the County Court House on Friday, July f>, at 9 a. m. Applicants must be not less than fifteen years of age. When scholarships are vacant after July .". they will be awarded to those making the highest average at this examma tlon, provided they meet the condi? tions governing the award. Appli? cants for scholarships should write to President Johnson before the exami? nation for scholarship examination blanks. Scholarships are worth $100 and free tuition. The next session Will open September 18, 1012. For further Information and c italogue, address Pres. i>. B. Johnson, Rock HUI, B. C. Hove on Now! says a policeman to ;i street crowd, ami whuckx beads If it don't. "Mov< on now." pays th.' big, harsh mineral pills !?> bowel congestion aid suflfer ItiK follows. In*. King's Sen l#lt'o Pills don't bulldoze the bowels. Tin v gently persuade them !?> i n \\ action. and health follow s. L' "> < e||l< l| Sib.it's i>rus StOI Tin Kumtor Prick Works ami the Carr Construction Company have moved into their new otltce a I 122 1-2 South Main Street. ' Mrs M. \. Mclaughlin. 51 2 .lav st. 1 .a Cross. Wis., writes rhat she suffered all kind- ?.f pains in her back and hips on account of kidney trou? ble aad rh. am itlstu i got some of I Foley Kidney Pills and after taking them for n few days then was a wonderful change in mv case, for the pain entirely left mv ha< k and hip* ami I am thankful there is such a medicine as Folej Kidney Pills." Sit'. t t 'S I M UL* Stol e. MINNESOTA FOR WILSON. I \\ IN I . -I . ?i || |?} 14 , \ ||s |N. ki itrcTKii i < m f?( \ i k nor. \lmo-, i in httani|N I? Kill iln Wilson NcntlStteM fVfljfi fticj HIitMJjgj to He < k< ii ohm . Duluth, Minn., June ?Minnesota Democrats in State convention today \ oted to lend a lull >]? legation of 14 delega ei to the Baltimore conveer* ti?? ii with ins ructions v..i?. f,,r Woodrow Wils? i). H Is agreed, however, that when* sver, in the opinion of two-thirds af the delegation. Wilsons aomfnatlosi Is Impossible, the vote aia:? be thrown to an?uh?-r - sndidate. Victory came foi the Wilson forces only after followers o< the i.'hamp ("lark and William J. Bryan had made an attempt t<? have the delegates either instraeted for Bryan or not instructed at all. As a h suit of the attempt to stampede the convention for Bryan, the hall was an uproar for more than an hour. During all that time, however. the name of Clark was not mentioned, even by those who contended for tin uninstrtsctss] delegation. Several delegates who ore said to favor Clark are on the list but they are under instructions to vote for Wilson. The Clark manager, H. S. Williams, said after the convention that he would carry his fight to tru national convention at Baltimore), Each agf of our lives has it* joys. Old people should be happy, and they will be if Chamberlain's Tablets are taken to strengthen the digestion and keep the bowels regular. These tab? lets are mild and gentle in their ac? tion and especially suitable for peo? ple of middle age and older. For sale by all dealers. Lihrarv of City School-. For the past seventeen rears, after deducting the necessary expenses, the proceeds of the commencement ex? ercises have gone to pur<nase books for the library of the city pu'olic schools, In thi* way a useful library has been built up from year to year. The proceeds for ihe tv.o nights this year amounted to $1S0. After paying the expenses for the use ol the opera house for two nights, the printing Of the programs and diplomas, the haul? ing of (hairs to and trom opera house, there will be left a .substantial sum for the library fund. Those who are interested do not object to the payment of a small admission fee. es? pecially when the.. realize that this mentis that much added to the proltt and pleasure of their children, Helped to Keep Down PspCBSSFS, ?Mrs. J. K. Henry. Akron. Mich., tells how she did so: ' I was bother? ed with my kidneys and had to go nearly double. 1 tried a sample of Foley Kidney Pills and they did me so much good that I bought a bot? tle and feel that they sa\ed me a big doctor's bill." Sibert'l Drug Store. In The Recorder*? <? art. The following cases were tried by Recorder Lee: Link Franklin, violation of auto or? dinance by exceeding speed limit. $\0 or 20 day.'. David Whitman, tiding bicycle on a forbidden sidewalk. $1 or I days. A Sprained ankle may . ? a rule be cured in from three to Pour days by applying Chamberlain's Liniment and observing the directions with each bottb-. For sale i y all dealers, Mr. P. M. Jenkins, * ; st. Charten, spent Friday in the city. it is now weil known th t not more than one case of rheumatism in t. :i requires any internal treatment what ever. All that is need* ,l s a free ap? plication of Chamberlain's Liniment and massaging 'he par*- t ..oh ap? plication. Try it and see how OjUtc*S> Iy it will relieve the pain and sore? ness. Sold by .' II d' ? lefs. >i r. and Mrs. p. <?. Leak hat e re* tinned to Pumter after s stay ol some time in Wtnston-ftolem, N c. They made tin trio from that place to Bumter in Mr. leak's big touring car. When v our ';. Id hl - M bo,.ping cough be careful to keep the roUBjtl loose and ev, ition ea*y by giv? ing Chamber!. - Cough lt?*medy as mav he rcQuit**??. This remedy will also liquify tl ? tough n a us Snd make it easlei to . .pectorate. P has been used succeypfull> in many epi? demics and i- - '? . nd -ai.-. For tale b\ ?ii dealers. l.ittb m . a: v i >ai i md Ifastet Horace Dan are ep. i it ng the sum* nor at N- w Berlin, v C, with their aunt. Mr-. T. W. Pi dgeon. Make* the The awful list Fourth of .i dj s? t ovei gainst wonderful i< ng, 'v Bucklen's ir nil a Salve. ,f thousands, who sufEi r ed rrom burns, cut*, bruises, bullet wounds or explosions, it- th. quick heater of boils, ul t;-. , items, -ore lips or piles. :';? cents at Libert's \ I >rug Store. Valien (ta*ft. gger* . tlOW? humanity. < r. .? the