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I Relieves IN Sloan's Liniment gives inst; sciatica. It goes straight to th nerves and stops the pain. Do rivw Mrs. Rudolph Nisckb, Oconto,W liniment for toothache and neuralgia in help me and I would not be without the SIQi UN? is also good for rheumatism, sore Mrs. C. M. E writes;?"I wish ^9^medicine neuralgia vl* *TrJL can tru1^ | The Charlotte D i ? *$* Subscriptioi ? Daily ! Daily and Sunday > Sunday, only / THE SEMI-WEEK] X Tuesday and Friday ?? X The Charlotte Daily Obs X Sunday, is the leading nev X ington, D. C., and Atlanta -X news of North Carolina b< X sociated Press Service. X TJie Semi-Weekly Obser X and' Friday for $1.00 per } (^ulRrepoiH; of the week's nc X Weekly of the State. Add] | The Charlotte D % 2 2t CHARLOT V A^A A^A A^A ^ Couldn't "I used to be troubled i women," writes Mrs. Anna nearly a year, I could not wall 1 tried several different doctors, our druggist advised Cardui 1 thin, my weight was 115. f never sick. I ride horsebacl fine health at 52 years." 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It has cured me of i; those pains have all gone and I say your Liniment did cure me." Pain All Cone f. R. Swingf.r, of 547 So. 12th St., e, Ky., writes:? " I suffered with Bevere neuralgic headache for four without any relief. I used your t for two or three nights and I suffered with my head since. I have any quick reliefs from pain by the loan's Liniment and believe it to be Liniment on the market to-day. * I mmend it for what it did for me." 25c., 50c., and $1.00 at All Dealers. H Sloan's Froe Book on Dorses. Address I , EARL S. SLOAN, g Boston, Mass. I ally Observer $ T Y n Rates. Y $6.00 Per Year $8.00 Per Year $2.00 Per Year LY OBSERVER $1.00 Per Year % erver, issued Daily and rspaper between Wash- & Ga. It gives all the JL ? i 11 usiaes ine complete asver issued on Tuesday % rear, gives the rea(der a & iws.' The leading Sepii- ? ress all orders to & aily Observer f TE, N. C. ? rr^Vf^V ^ ^ Walk! I with a weakness peculiar to TV IK UP junto, \ji rvcnny, ill. ror M c, without holding my sides. B but I grew worse. Finally, fl or my complaint. I was so B 4ow, I weigh 163, and I am B c as good as ever. 1 am in B The I Woman's Tonic I such letters, and more are B testimony from those who B 5 great value of this vegeta- B sufferings, and builds weak B sngth. If you are a woman, B you, for it has helped a mil- B aire, harmless, herb is#redi- B rely en the womanly organs. B our druggist sells it. |p! inrv\oi ^? oe-Ai?-? f mvuiuia vu., vuaiianooKa, i enn., m >me Treatment lor Women," sent free. J 53 Bp wnmzagsaggarii RTAKING CO. ?NAL UNDERTAKERS LMERS IN THE CITY HOURS PHONE 106-J AND 88 T. E. BAILEY, President HIDES RKET PRICE PAID URS AND HIDES slon. Writ* BARNEY B. EVANS OBJECT OF ATTACK BY FRASER LYON. The Attorney General Brings Alleged Actions to the Front?Asks Court to Debar Attorney?Charges Forgery and Libel in the Complaint. Columbia, Jan. 6.?Attorney General Lyon this morning brought to the attention of the supreme court of South Carolina alleged acts of Barnard B. Evans, a member of the Columbia bar, and asked the court to take such notice of the matters stated as deemed wise. The action is the beginning of proceedings to disbar Mr. Evans. In the petition of the attorney general, which was filed with the court this morning, in its original jurisdiction, it is alleged that Barnard B. Evans slandered Sheriff Sample, Senator Crouch, and Eugene Able, all of Saluda and collected certain moneys which he failed to turn over to the proper parties, and forged the names of two Edgefield citizens to notes which were discounted at a Columbia bank. Political Enemies. Barnard B. Evans was an opponent of J. Eraser Lyon in the race last summer for attorney general along with J. R. Earle and Thos. H. Peeples, the latter defeating Mr. Lyon in the second primary. The charges which Mr. Evans made against Mr. Lyon and the bitterness and boldness with which the latter denounced Mr. Evans as a "forger and liar" stirred the whole state and made their race second only in point of interest to that between Cole L. Blease and Ira B. Jones for governor. After reciting the fact that Barnard B. Evans was admitted to the practice of law on December, 10, 1902, the petition of the attorney general alleges: "That a check for $198.99 drawn on the Union Savings Bank, of Augusta, by J. Frank & Son, in favor of George L. Salter, of Saluda, in October, 1906, and sent to B. B. Evans, attorney for Salter, at Saluda, to be delivered to him, was indorsed by Evans as attorney and the proceeds never turned over to Salter. That thereafter upon demand of Salter, Frank & Son paid to him the Sum Of $198.99. The nflHrluvil- rvf George L. Salter an dthe original of one letter that passed between G. R. Rembert, of Columbia and B. W. Crouch, of Saluda, in regard to this matter and copies of nine other letters passed between the same parties are attached to the complaint. A copy of the indictment retjtfpqfl against B, B. Evans for forgery by the grpnd jury of Saluda county in December, 1908, is attached to the petition. The collection of an account of the Murray Drug Company against T. E. Bates for $103 through B. B. Evans Saluda in 1906 which it is alleged Evans never turned over to the Murray Drug Company is recited and W. J. Murray and J. Nelson Frierson are named as material witnesses. The charges made by B. B. Evans in the campaign last summer to the effect that Sheriff B. F. Sample stole a certain receipt from his office in Saluda and his other charges against Sample, together with a statement signed by citizens of Saluda denying the charges against Sample are referred to and made a part of the complaint. The petition says that the charge against Sheriff Sample was with "malicious intent" and that Evans when he made them knew them "to be utterly false." At Spartanburg Meeting. That complaint also alleged that B. B. Evans at the Spartanburg campaign meeting last summer did "falsely and with malicious intent." make a statement concm-ninn- R w Crouch and E. W. Able, of Saluda, that if the Aetna and Hartford Fire Insurance Companies had done their duty Messrs. Able and Crouch would be behind the bars as incendiaries, that one of the persons was caught in the act and compromised and the other destroyed the libraries of all the lawyers in Saluda, and the language of the complaint continues, "That on said occasion he further referred to the said E. W. Crouch and L. W. Able as blind tigers, thieves and incendiaries, well knowing the said statements to be utterly false," McDavid Horton, of the Columbia State; Wyatt A. Taylor, of the Columbia Record, and L. H. Wannamaker, of the Charleston New*, and Courier are given as material witnesses to prove this charge. Reputation Bad. Another paragraph of the complaint says, "That the reputation of the said Barnard B. Evans for honesty, fair dealing, and for truth and veracity is bad. It is believed that various members of the Columbia bar will testify to the correctness of the above charges." Forgery Alleged. It is alleged that B. B. Evans, in 1 QOO 1 OAA Ji * ? iui>D <iiiu low discounted two notes at the Carolina National Bank, one for $150 to which he forged the name of J. D. Allen, of Edgefield, and one for amount not named to which he forged the name of L. W. Reese, of Edgefield county. It is recited that when action was brought by the bank against the alleged signers of the notes the facts as to Evans' forging the signatures was established. A certified copy of judgment roll in Allen case is atached to complaint and as to second note L. W. Reese, W. A. Clark and Wilie Jones are given as material witnesses to prove the allegations. . It is charged that B. B. Evans, while acting as agent for the American Bonding & Trust Company, of Baltimore City, collected money on ~t i ? jjivmiuiiia U1 UUUUS I5SUUQ t)y ttllj Company from various people and failed to turn over to the Company the sum of $250.37 thus collected. A copy of the judgment obtained by such Company against Evans ?n the Richland county court is attached. Attorney General Lyon in closing his petition says: "That the certified records herein referred to as well as the letters and copies of letters together with all other information contained herein have been put in the hands of your informant at various times during the past two and one-half, years and has on account of having been engaged in a political contest with the said Barnard B. Evans hesitated until this time to bring these matters to the attention of this honorable court, but now finding that there is probably no other manner or means by which this honorable court may be put in position to take notice of the facts herein, this information is filed. "Wherefore, your informant prays that the court may take such notice of the matters and things herein stated -as they deem proper." Barnard B. Evans is well known in Spartanburg and is a brother of John Gary Evans ,one of the leading at torneys and former governor of South Carolina. An Awful Fix. Editing a newspaper is a nice thing. If we publish jokes, people say we are rattle-brained. If we don't we are fossils. If we publish original matter they say we don't give them enough selections. If we give them selections they say we are too lazy to write. If we don't go to church we are heathens. If we do we are hypocrits. If we remain in the office we ought to be out looking for news items. If we go out then we are not attending to business. If we wear old clothes the people laugh at us. If we wear good clothes they say we have a pull. Now what are we to do. Likely as not some one will say that wo-atole this from an exchange. So we did?Mullins Enterprise. Buys Barnwell People. Barnwell, January 6.?Mr. B. P. Davies, for a number of years connected with the Barnwell People in various capacities, has purchased the paper from the executors of the will of the late Major John W. Holmes, and will continue its publication. The policy of the paper will be along the lines laid out by its former editor, whose unspoken motto was "the square deal." New material, however, will be ordered at once and the tyDOirranhical anncaraiipp nf sheet changed. The man with an unlimited amount of courage is hard to discourage. The family tree of some people must be all gnarls and knots. The appearance of a girl immediately after getting her beauty sleep leads a man to think that she needed it. 0TIT- TAT roe M ft THRe.fi in+RO* |f i / ICLFAMDV} ISQ^iLO I /I REPAIRED V g I I 8 fr r*l"A ZJ3* o 7 * a & v* !!o_ CLEANING REPAIRING AND PRESSING ALWAYS WIN OUT! It's the Sensible Thing to Do! And Economical, too! LET US PROVE IT! The Piedmont Pressing Glub D. FRAM, Prop. Phone 93 \ % WHY INVITE Tl % MURDE + BY CARRYING 1 + IN A POCKI + ?<f Why not carry a check t ?4* tation to thieves? It is th ?ft your money safe. With y< -ft and one of our check books ?ft safer from thieves than if vers. Our vaults and in <4+ money from fire and burgi 4 will know that you don't a -ft you alone. J Yours for Servi i Citizens Nati % UNION, SOUTH STATE, COUNTY AND ) ?|<? ?fi? *|* ?|<* ?|i? ?|* bf* 4? 4? 4* 4? 4? 4? 4* 4* 4 4? 4* 4? 4? 4* X | Columbus ai 1 W A G 4 | Do you need "i* + See the Coll | Webber Wag + you buy. + | Peoples Si f ^ ^ 4 ^ t , l KTTTTT1"fT1"M'+t LUNGS SORE. 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