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TREASURER'S REPORT. A naval Report of J. H. Bartles, Trea Rarer of Uviov Coanty, April 1, llli Special County. Confederate Soldiers $ 42.00 A. K. Harris 3.00 Warren Farmer 9.00 D. D. Wlllard 4.00 W. H. Sanders 5.00 T. F. Eison 8.00 George W. Harvey 5.00 George W. Harvey 5.00 Confederate Soldiers 10.00 Kit Trammel 4.00 Mills Sumner 5.00 W. T. Wright 5.00 Jim Powell-- 4.00 Wylio Goodwin? 8.00 John Harvey 5.00 J. T. George 5.00 C. F. Scales 4.00 S. K. Johns 4.00 J. W. McGowan 8.00 George W. Harvey 5.00 James Millwood-- 4.00 W. H. Harrison 5.00 John Gibson 4.00 Confederate Soldiers 97.00 W. Billings 3.00 John Austin 8.00 T. F. Eison 3.00 Confederate Soldiers 38.00 John W. Gore 4.00 Sam Estes.. 4.00 W^lie Lawson 4.00 wviiii uai ner - ... Z.UU M. M. Wilburn 2.00 G. T. Hyatt 8.00 Kitt Trammel 4.00 W. J. Park__ 5.00 W. H. Sanders 5.00 D. D. Willard 4.00 Asberry Lindsay 8.00 Confederate Soldiers 15.00 W. L. McGown 4.00 Y. F. Kirk 4.00 Eliphus Smith 3.00 J. F. Powell 4.00 George Fowler 4.00 A. E. Stokes 4.00 John Harvey 5.00 F. M. Farr 4.00 W. J. Park 5.00 C. F. Scales 4.00 W. H. Harrison 5.00 A. K. Harris 3.00 W. R. Billings 8.00 J. P. Skelton 3.00 Confederate Soldiers 95.00 ttt 11 - n * - - tv y ne vrooawin 3.00 John Austin 3.00 T. F. Eison 3.00 Wylie Lawson 4.00 ^ M. C. Lake 4.00 R. G. Rochester 4.00 James Millwood ? 4.00 S. K. Johns 4.00 John Garner ' 2.00 R. H. Johns * 3.00 Confederate Soldiers 46.00 Sam Estes 4.00 Confederate Soldiers ? 16.00 J. W. Gore 4.00 D. D. Willard - 4.00 Kitt Trammel 4.00 G. T. Hyatt 8.00 I. F. Peake 6.00 Gid Keisler 5.00 E. A. Stokes 4.00 George W. Harvey ? ?- ? 6.00 Sam Estes ? 24.00 Elijah Sanders 4.00 Confederate Veterans ?? 98.00 J. B. Skelton 8.00 Wviu * AA uuvutlll ... ... O.UU i George Fowler ' 4.00 , M. C. Lake 4.00 C. F. Scales 4.00 W. J. Park 5.00 John Sinclair 8.00 J. G. Mosely ? 3.00 Confederate Veterans ? 46.00 ' A. K. Harris 8.00 Wylie Lawson 4.00 R. G. Rochester 4.00 Warren Farmer ? 9.00 James Millwood 4.00 W. H. Sanders - 5.00 Confederate Soldiers 10.00 Eliphus Smith 3.00 W. H. Harrison 5.00 G. T. Hyatt 3.00 T. P. Eison 8.00 Kit Trammel 4.00 S. K. Johns 4.00 John Harvey 5.00 A. K. Harris 3.00 James Millwood 4.00 John Austin 6.00 J. F. Powell 4.00 Wylie Goodwin 3.00 W. R. Billings 8.00 J. C. S. Vaughn 3.00 R. G. Rochester 4.00 F. R. Cudd 8.00 E. A. Stokes .* 4.00 Lem Burgess 5.00 Confederate Soldiers? ? 65.00 Sam Estes 4.00 George Fowler 4.00 Confederate Soldiers _ _ 8.00 Kit Trammel 4.00 H. L. Baraett 2.00 t? n Tir;n i ? ?? iy. i/. uiuoiu .... ........ o.uu John Harvey 5.00 John Sinclair 3.00 J. R. Jolly 3.00 John Gibson 4.00 Confederate Soldiers 15.00 George W. Harvey 5.00 Y. F. Kirk ? 8.00 Confederate Soldiers 45.00 Georcfe W. Harvey 5.00 J. H. Puckett 4.00 J. A. Kennett 5.00 R. H. Johns __ 3.00 G. T. Hyatt 3.00 W. .T. P*rk Ron Wylie Lawsoru _ 4.00 Y. F. Kirk 4.00 C. F. Scales 4.00 A. K. Harris 3.00 Mills Sumner 5.00 John Gamer 2.00 W. T. Wright 5.00 James Mosely 8.00 W. H. Sanders 6.00 W. H. Harrison 5.00 EliphuR Smith 8.00 W. J. Vanderford 4.00 James Powell 4.00 M. C. Lake 4.00 Laura Wakefield 2.00 John Gibson 4.00 J. C. S. Vaughn 8.00 C. F. Scales 4.00 Lem Surges 5.00 W. L. Barnett 2.00 T If 1? l uitiiieii muBmy .... ... ..... fl.UU John Harvey 6.00 J. W. McGow an 8.00 P. R: Codd 8.00 T. Y. Young 8.00 R. U. Evans 0.00 J. B. Skelton.- 8.00 John Gamer 2.00 D. D. Willard 4.00 L. J. Moore 6.00 A. K. Harris 8.00 ? * 1 W. R. Floyd 6.00 R. H. Johns 8.00 E. A. Stokes _ 4.00 W. J. Park 6.00 J. H. Pocket 4.00 M. R. Billings 8.00 R. G. Rochester 4.00 Park Fincher 4.00 Wylie Goodwin 8.00 Y. F. Kirk 4.00 Charlie Jeter 4.00 J. J. Hughes 2.00 T. F. Eison-. 8.00 C. S. Greer _ 4.00 J. R. Jolly 8.00 Wylie Lawson 4.00 James Millwood .400 William Turner 8.00 G. S. Gregory 4.00 I PI iucu. ciiion 5.001 S. K. Johns 4.00 George Fowler 4.00 Confederate Soldiers? 45.00 Warren Farmer ? 6.00 W. T. Wright - 5.00 G. T. Hyatt 3.00 Mills Sumner 6.00 Sam Estes 4.00 John Austin 3.00 W. H. Harrison 5.00 J. J. Garner 2.00 John Sinclair 3.00 Riley Crocker 2.00 Confederate Soldiers? ? ? 15.00 W. H. Sanders 5.00 . John Garner 2.00 Eliphus Smith ' 3.00 < R. U. Evans? 6.00 Confederate Soldiers 11.00 < J. C. S. Vaughn 3.00 . W. H. Harrison 5.00 J. B. Skelton__ ___ 3.00 ; R. G. Rochester 4.00 Confederate Soldiers? ? _ 13.00 C. F. Scales ? 4.00 J. M Eison 6.00 1 J. G. Mosely? ___ ? 8.00 J W P t>:n: . ?. unlinks ... 3.00 J. J. Hughes 2.00 S. K. Johns._ ._ 4.00 R. H. Johns 8.00 J. F. Powell 4.00 G. T. Hyatt __ ... ... ___ 8.00 Confederate Soldiers. _ 22.00 L. J. Moore 5.00 W. R. Floyd ... 5.00 W. T. Wright. 5.00 J. R. Jolly ... ... 3.00 W. J. Park ... 5.00 Charner Brown 2.00 Charlie Jeter 4.00 W. J. Vanderford 4.00 Park Fincher 4.00 M. C. Lake ... 4.00 F.R. Cudd... ... 8.00 John Sinclair 3.00 Confederate Soldiers 51.00 W. H. Sanders 5.00 Sam Estes 4.00 C. S. Greer __ 4.00 Warren Farmer 3.00 E. A. Stokes 4.00 T. F. Eison 3.00 George W. Harvev 5.00 Wylie Lawson 4.00 James Millwood 4.00 Mills Sumner. 5.00 Confederate Veterans 15.00 D. D. Willard 4.00 H. L. Barnett 2.00 Kitt Trammel 4.00 Y. F. Kirk 4.00 Sinking Fund Corns. 1400.00 John Garner ? 2.00 Wylie Goodwin ? 8.00 J. M. Fant .. -J_. ? 8.00 W. M. Tiuw John Gibson ? ? ? ?.00 M. C. Lake ?' ? ?.00 Warren Farmer o.w W. H. Sanders 5.00 S. K. Johns ? 00 R. H. Johns 3.00 37 W. McGowan.. 3.00 Eliphus Smith ? ? ? ? 3.00 John Harvey 5.00 J. H. Pucket ? ?.00 W. R." Floyd 5.00 Charlie Jeter ? ? ? ?.0( L. J. Moore 5.00 W. J. Vanderford 4.00 R. U. Evans ? ? ? 6.0 Lem Burgess T 5.0 F. R. Cudd ? 3.00 T. J. Young 3.00 r\ tt? n?i ? vj. r. ocaiei) 4.UU ' C. S. Greer 4.00 1 John Sinclair 3.00 J. R. Jolly S.00 Confederate Soldiers 17.00 W. J. Park 5.00 G. T. Hyatt 3.00 Park Fincher 4.00 A. K. Harris 3.00 T. F. Eison 3.00 C. S. Gregory 4.00 J. M. Eison 5.00 Mills Sumner 5.00 John Austin 6.00 W. R. Billings __ __ __ __ 3.00 J. C. S. Vaughn 3.00 , i. ?j. nu^nes z.uu , J. A. Kennett 3.00 . Y. F. Kirk 4.00 J Riley Crocker 4.00 R. G. Rochester. 4.00 ' Confederate Soldiers 61.00 ; George W. Harvey 5.00 1 Wylie Lawson 4.00 ' Kit Trammel 4.00 ' J. G. Mosely _3.00 | Confederate Soldiers 15.00 James Millwood 4.00 W. H. Harrison 10.00 ! R. U.. Evans ? 6.00 Eliphus Smith 3.00 Charlie Jeter 4.00 D. D. Willard 4.00 J. N. Puckett 4.00 Confederate Soldiers 62.00 J. W. M'cGowan 3.00 H. L. Barnct ' 4.00 J. T. Fowler 6.00 Confederate Soldiers 54.00 J. M. Fant 3.00 Confederate Soldiers 15.00 Confederate Soldiers 66.00 W. H. Sanders 5.00 Confederate Soldiers 19.00 J. F. Powell 4.00 Sam Estes 4.00 Y. F. Kirk __ 4.00 S. K. Johns 4.00 J. G. Mosely 8.00 Ifit Trommol A AA K'D. Wiiiard III _II 4.00 James Milwood 4.00 J. H. Spears 5.00 Confederate Soldiers 60.00 Charlie Jeter . 4.00 Confederate Soldiers 9.00 F. R. Cudd ___ 3.00 J. F. Powell ___ 4.00 Y. F. Kirk 4.00 H. L. Bamet 2.00 John Jolly 8.00 C. S. Gregory . 4.00 C. S. Greer 4.00 Confederate Soldiers .10.00 J. G. Mosely ? 8.00 J. T. Fowler ... ... 8.00 R. H. Johns 8.00 G. T. Hyatt 8.00 V * W. R. Billings ? 8.00 J. A. Kennett 5.00 J. M. Fant - 8.00 J. C. S. Vaughn 8.00 R. H. Evans ?- 0.00 Wylie Lawson 4.00 R. G. Rochester 2 4.00 Ins. on R. R. Bonds a-. 8185.01 Ins. on C. H. Bonds 1001.78 D. D. Millwod ? 4.00 T. F. Eison 8.00 S. K. Johns 4.00 John Sinclair 8.00 J. J. Hughes 2.00 Confederate Veterans - 54.00 A. K. Harris . 8.00 W. H. Sanders 5.00 Sam Estes ? 4.00 Kitt Trammel 4.00 C. F. Scales 4.00 W. H. Harrison - 5.00 John Austin +- 8.00 James Millwood 4.00 W. P. Goodwin ' 8.00 J. F. Powell 4.00 Confederate Soldiers 9.00 F. R. Cudd 8.00 Park Finrh?r 1.UUI R. U. Evans ? ,? 6.00 W.M.Turner ? 4.00 J. W. McGowan 8.00 J. J. Hughes [100 Lem Burgess ? ? ! i >001 M. C. Lake ? rUOO .T. M. Fant 18.001 W. H. Harrison - 5.00 John Harvey ? 5.00 R. H. Johns - 8.00 J. G. Mosely - 6.00 ! J. H. Puckett 14.00 W.R.Billings ? - 8.00 Charlie Jeter ? ? ? \4.00 W. R. Floyd 6.00 1 J. R. Jolly B.00 W. J. Vanderford 4.00 C. S. Greer * 1.00 George Fowler ? -- 4.0011 T. J. Young ? 100 1 S. K. Johns 1.001 Taaac Gregory ? ? ? ? 4.001 W. P. Goodwin 3.00 lames Eison ? 5.00 James Millwood 4.00 Sam Estes ? 4.0011 L. J. Moore 5.001 C. S. Gregory ? 4.25 John Garner - 2.00 H. Ti. Farnett 2.00 A. K. Harris 3.00 , J. C. S. Vaughn 3.00 P F. Eison 3.00 , R. G. Rochester 4.00 tVylie Lawson 4.00 I Warren Farmer 3.00 F. L. Kirk ___ ___ _ 4.00 ' 5. T. Hyatt 3.00 ' Warren Farmer \ 8.00 ] J. A. Kennett 5.00 yOchhartMills 15.00 3. F. ^Scales 4 nn I j. u. w illard 4.00 r. P. Fowler 8.00 1 Tames Sartor 8.00 I ft. W. Scott 54.00 1 S. A. Stokes 4.00 fohn Austin 8.00 ' N. H. Sanders 5.00 1 Tohn Sinclair 8.00 1 Citizen's National Bank 1500.00 ' Ut Trammel 4.00 J T. M. Fant 8.00 ' I. F. Foster 4.00 George W. Harvey 5.Mi leorge HarvAy I. U. Evans/ .. -. yw; r. F. Powell ? *-0? * fohn Garner ? -? 5.00 Y.M .Turner f. G. Mosely ? ".OCT V. R. Floyd 5.00 t 3. W. Jeter 5.00 c 3. P. Fincher 5.00 ( N. P. Goodwin 5.00 c Tohn Sinclair ? 5.00 8 ?. R. Cudd VOf I 3. S. Greer 5.W ? fohn Harvey ? - ? 5-OQ T. W. McGowan 5.Q| j. T. Y. Young ? |.? -j fames Eison L J. Moore B.C 3. L. Barnett 5.( Jeorge W. Fowler 5.( tl L. B. Burgess 5.< e 5V. T. Wright B.C ,, 3. S. Gregory N- B.C Nf. B. Lee B.C n Tohn Conley ? ?- B.C ti G. F. Smith B.C SV. R. Billings B.C Kit Trammel ? ? B.C ft. H. John8 ? B.C . G. O. Stokes B.C ft. G. Rochester ? ? 10.C JJj T. S. Vaughn B.C Wylie Lawson ? ? ? B.C T. F. Eison B.C jo Isaac Gregory ? B.C W. H. Harrison ? ? B.C <{! Warren Barnett ? 10.C r| W. H. Vanderford ? B.C 'n 3. C. Greer B.C T. F. Kirby B.C Dl J. W. Austin B.C J. H. Puckett B.C Jfr S. R. Johns B.C g* John Gibson ? ? ? B.I *** J. R. Jolly 6.1' G. T. Hyatt - 6.1 T T " A. v* Aiu^ucs .. ... ... ... O. en*; A. K. Harrir ? ? 5. .Tames Millwood 5. , Warren Farmer 5. P _ Lockhart Mills 15. Li< W. H. Sims ? ? 5. en| Sam Estes 5. R. W. Scott - 70. W. H. Sanders 5. Bj D. D. Willard ? 5. B J. A. Kennett ? ? 5 B George W. Harris ? ? 5, I R. W. Evans ? ? 6 Sam Estes ? ? ? 5 Isaac Gregory 5 W. M. Turner ? ?- 5B Warren Barnett 5Jfl F. R.rnrM K im Park Fincher 5.1 J. M. Fant ... 6JH C. S. Gregory 6fl John Gibson 5Ml W. P. Goodwin J. J. Hughes ..... 5J M. C. Lake 6. T. F. Kirk 5. R. G. Rochester 5. | A. K. Harris ? 6. S. K. Johns 5. i W. J. Vanderford 6, i J. B. Skelton 5 J. W. McGowan 5, J George W. Harvey 6. * W. R. Billings 5 I John Harvey ? 6* * Charlie Jeter ? 6 4 L. J .Moore ? ? ? ? 6 E. A. Stokes ? ? 6 I R. H* Johns ? ? ? 5 J. M. Fant ? ? .? 2. J. A. Stewart 5 ? (Continued next week) S - FIVE BABIES AT ONCE. Woman Living Near Itchaca Write Nephew of Storks Big Gift Ithaca dispatch to Ne^ York Work Five babies were born recently t Mrs. Charles Smith, of Danby, a fei miles south of this city. Mrs. Smit writes her nephew, Robert Wafger, prominent Ithaca street railway afTl cial, that the Ave are well and hea> thy and the physician expects ther to live. BOSTON, April 12, ?A Mrs.Stclc; in Dorchester, gave birth last winte to four children; three are living. Newspaper records in the Worl office show that since 1890 ten case of quadruples 16 of quintuplets, 2 o sextuplets and 3 of septuplets hav been reported. English Tit-Bits i authority for the statement that ii Great Britain quarruplets occu eight times every 1,000,000 births. Rheumatism as a result of kidne; trouble, stiff and aching joints, bacW ache and aore kiHnova ?i>ii J" J'CH to ihe use of Foley Kidney Pills. The; are tonic in action, quick in results curative always. W. S. Skelton, Stan ley, Ind., says: "I would not tak $100 for the relief from kidne; trouble I received from one single bo: of Folev Kidney Pills." The Rio Drug Company.An election will be held in Ander son on May 6 to vote $100,000 ii bonds to improve the school districts of the county. ?For BurnB, Braises and _Sores._. The quickest and surest cure foi bums, bruises, boils, sores, inflamma tion and all skin diseases is Bucklen's Arnica Salve. In four days it curec L. H. Hafin, o' Iredell, Texas., ol a sore on his ankle which pained hin so he could hardly walk. Should b< in every house. Only 25c. Recom mended by The Rice Drupg Co. A touring car was stolen from th< :orner of Main and Washingtoi streets in Greenville in broad dai light. Recommended for a Good Reason. C. H. Grant, 230 Waverly St., Peo ria, 111., says: "BackaMe and con ?ested kidneys made me suffer intense pains. Was always tired anc loating specks bothered me. Tool Foley Kidney Pills and saw big improvement after, third day. I kept or mtil entirely freed of all trouble anc iuffering. That why I recommenc Foley Kidney Pills. They cured me.' The Rice Drug Company. "^he police of the city of Andersor give beerv, putting < stop watches or imit have been tried. Heed the Cough that Hangs On. The seeds of consumption may be he cause, and the cough that hangs >n weakens the system. Foley's Honsy and Tar Compound checks the ough, heals the inflamed membranes ind strengthens the lungs. E. D. lountree, Stillmore, Ga., says: "La;rippe left me a deep seated, hackngu painful cough which iChey and Tar completely cured." 'he R ice Drug Company. A resolution will be introduced at lie meeting of the Confederate vetrans in Aiken to revise the pension iws of the state in order that the toney may be more equally dis ibuted. Coughs and Consumption. Coughs and colds, when neglected, ways lead to serious trouble of the ngs. The wisest thing to do when .h?c u tuiu mat troubles you is get a bottle of Dr. King's New Dis- j ivery. You will get relief from the at dose, and finally the cough will sappear. O. H. Brown, of Muscane, Ala., writes: My wife was down bed with an obstinate cough and I nestly believe had it not been for p. King's New Discovery, she would t be living today." Kpown for for-three years as the best remedy for ugh's and colds. Price 50c and $1. scommended by The Rice Drug Co. Secretary Bryan is receiving conatulations on the birth of his fifth and-child, Reginald Owen, at Elan, England. The child is a son of iut. Reginald Owen, of the royal gineers and Ruth Bryan Owen. GOWANS1 King of Externals I Is Security for your I loved ones. Ethical I physicians say Gow- H ans is the Best. It positively Cures all ills arising from Inflammation or Congestion SUCh as Pnftn. raonia, Croup, Colds. ffart /riven Gowans Preparation ? thorough tmt. It is the BEST , ?reparation on the market for the 'elief of Pneumonia, Croup, Colds, _ - roughs JAS. P.SMITH, AI D., Augusta, Georgia IUY TO-DAY! HAVE IT IN THE HOME ? All Oraiilrt. SI. SO*. 2S?. b ?OWAN SCOICAL CO.. j, ssssssssssssssssssssssssi ^ I *" a great improvement would b< ? other animals if jurft the prope h ill or injured. If your horse c* a any external remedy containir i- his flesh terribly. Some lir ingredients which only inflar n down to where the pain lies. humane, quick-a<5tion remedy y Made of oils, without a drop < r soaks straight to the bone and and is comforting while the h Mustang Liniment is what you Mi s II r your work lighter, saves your 1 in good trim for work. For j y Cuts, Burns, Calls and Harne j prompt and does not prom Y Liniment has been doing its w '? The amount of money it has e One man writes that he was al V badly injured but Mustang Li e erinary tells us he has used ] found it be& liniment for cuts, enthusiastic friends of this trie i jutft what makes Hnt*coe ( A OWO r ? i f T elepho i r 50c per A \ If there is no farm write for i U te]linsLhow_yoii small cost. t n FARMERS' LIN SOUTHERN BELL ' AND TELEGRAPH S. fRYOR STREET " I had been trembled, i Mrs. L. Finchec, in a lette not taken down, until Marc to hare a doctor. He did i better. 1 hurt all over, and Cardui, and soon I began good health, and able to (U TAKE Cardui You may wonder wh) AlhM> * IVUIVI ivill cuics nave imiCU. successful, because it is coi that act curativety on the w for women, and for women < restores weak and ailing w If you suffer like Mrs will surely de for you, wha Write to: Ladles' Advisory Dept., C for Special Instructions, and 64-pafre book. Ell DO AND MB MM h ruiiu fokraw I I I Dv Wool on Comn ' llat mentioning JOHN WHITE & CO. mis" When the first baby is a boy it's a ign that the mother will make plans efore he is out of the cradle for his imuguration as president.?Chicago Tews. fhat s made in the condition of horses and r remedy were used when they became auld talk he would ask you not to use ig alcohol because it Itings and tortures liments have alcohol and other fiery ne the skin and tissue without striking Beware of such liniments. The great is MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT. >f alcohol or other torturing element, it muscle. It soothes the wounded parts lealing work is progressing. Mexican i want because it akes iveStock from suffering and keeps them all forms of Lameness, Strains, Bruises, ss Sores in animals, it is safe and ise what it cannot perform. Mustang onderful healing work for 65 years, saved livestock owners is incalculable, aout to kill his valuable horse because niment made him well again. A VetMustang Liniment fifteen years and , strains, etc. And many others are d and true remedy. Now you know so Happy. nes on Farms lonth and Up ^elephone on your our free booklet may get service at ddres$ tE DEPARTMENT TELEPHONE vunirAAlY UJpiD ATLANTA, GA. ====== Sufferl^^l a little, for nearly 7 years," writes I r from Peavy, Ala,, "but I was h, when I went to bed and had H ill he could for me, but 1 got no H i ?a ?* * . - - - ? ?uuiu hot rcsL ax last, 1 tried to improve. Now 1 am in very > all ray housework." , The I Woman's Tonic r Cardui is so successful, after The answer is that Cardui is nposed of scientific ingredients, omanly system. It is a medicine only. It builds, strengthens, and omen, to health and haooinesa. . Fincher did, take Cardui. It H t it did for her. At all druggists. B 'Jiattanooga Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn., IK "Home Treatment lor Women," sent free. J CO I niDES IARKET PRICE PAID EfrWhL FURS AND HIDES ilwlon. Writ# lor The two most important needs in a woman's life seems to be love and money. Satan is on the job 24 hours every day.