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No Combine; No Promises. Mr. W. F. Stevenson, candigT (Into for Congress, states that IT" the sitoation is Veil expressed by the following, which is found in the Columbia correspondent of the "Charlotte Observer:" "A terrific fight is being made on Congressman D. E. Finlev in the fifth district by W. F. Stevenson of Chesterfield County Mr. Stevenson came within a few votes two years ago of defeating Mr. Finley and reports from the fifth indicate that he will be successful this time." He is now only aDprehensive of elev? nth hour stories and ruI.iliri) ()f C.litnlon: a oob-o K!o ? ... vv..f vii?.D? AAV< M01\0 II IO friends not to credit any sfcatementsjlhat may be circulated, as he has made no combines, ~? promised no offices or emoluments: all issues have been openly fought on the stump and charges made at the last minute should be disregarded. 2t SEE AMERICA HRSfT /attractions Those Who Do Not Know Their Country Would Find. I have crossed the equator thlrty-slx times and been around the world four times, and. on the side, I have been In every state of the United States. In i all I am certain that I have traveled much over 20O.0U0 miles. I am frequently asked by friends where to travel on pleasure, and I always say, "See America tlrst." If I had a month's leisure and a few I bundred dollars to spend In traveling for pleasure I would turn to the great west. Starting from New York, 1 would pass through Buffalo and stop off long enough to see Niagara falls and thence to Chicago and through Milwaukee and on to the Twin Cities, spending n few days in the lake region ( of Wisconsin and Minnesota, where 1 WOUld fllld flsllitltr Pillinnli"' -..Ii >. ?-?? vii uvvilis U1IU OU 11Ing on some of the most beautiful In- ' In ml waters of the world. Continuing westward, the nttrnctlons of ("Hurler National park In the north west corner of Montana would surely lure me to stop for a few days. From this paradise I'd journey westU ward and see Mount Rainier National | park, which covers ino'-e than 200,000 aerejsu World travelers have called SPp*Blount Rainier the "king of all moun- < . tains." I I would be sure to go to Tacoraa and Seattle and Puget sound. If I had the 1 time I certainly would take a ship at ' Seattle and go to see the wonders of Alnska, with Its icetields that outrival I the Norwegian (lords. I would not miss Portland?the Rose Clt.v?where the queen of flowers 1 blooms In profusion most of the year. From Portland I could go via boat or train to Pan Francisco, with Its famous Golden (late, and on southward to Los Angeles or turn my face toward the rising sun nnd visit Salt Lake City In the shadow of the Wasatch moun. talus. | From Salt Like City to the YcllowI / atone National park Is an overnight run by train, and I'd not miss this reservation for anything. If my thirst for mountnln scenery was still unsatisfied I should come oast by way of Denver, situated one mile above sea level and surrounded by snow mountains that show their rugged outlines against the sky for more than 200 miles, of which IMkea nnnk la the dominating feature. Krom here on I would Journey homo as time and fancy dictated. On nil Idea and by whatever route 1 might elect 1 would find an attractive country with ripening orchards, waving fields und smiling farms through which to pass. Throughout this entire holiday I would have no troubles from wrestling with foreign languages nor with unfa1 miliar coinage. * There would be no vexatious customs to nass. no lrrltntlng police regulations to observe.?Dr. W. H. Aughlnbaugh in Leslie's. / Interpreting Problem. ' Apropos of the problem of the greatest number that can be expressed by three figures. L. Cnpltaino writes that i the figures Of* may be Interpreted In two different ways. They may mean the ninth power of the ninth power of * 9, or they may mean 9 raised to the ninth power of 0. The ninth power of 9 Is 3S7.420.480. This number rnlsed to the ninth power Is nothing so tremendous; any one could do the necessary calculation with a little time, as the result has onlv about senmty-flve figures. But If wo accept the second Interpretation?0 raised to the ninth power, of 0?It means that we shall have to multiply 0 by Itself 3S7.-120.489 times, which is a very different thing. If All the World Were Perfect. If all the world were perfect an Intolerable sumeness would be stamped s upon humanity from one end of the earth to the other. "For the love of heaven," some ouo has exclaimed, "let me retain my defects. That Is the only * , thing 1,-really have." Moreover, there ?rA. are some really qulto captivating hu** man defects. But It is important to control them so that they may never become obnoxious.?Anatole Le Bras in Ontlook. To Msnd a Tablooloth. When a tnl'ecloth begins to break of a small hole appears, cut a piece of white paper some larger than the place to be mended, baste securely over the D bole and stitch on sewing machine, W lengthwise and crosswise, very closely f and evenly. It will look much neater and is easier than darning or patching by hand. 1 also mend sheets and bedBfl spreads the same way. The paper will disappear when washed.?Farm and H Fireside. N| Belated Wisdom. I "What 1 want to know, Johnny," de> 1 juauded the stern parent, "Is why yon Hw picked a quarrel with that bad boy next doorr *1 don't know, air," replied the In* E Jured culprit "but I a'pose It must H have been 'cause 1 didn't know what a bad boy he was."?nfchmoad Tlmigi ftfanatofc v V H ^ \ ^Kc* * 'Uit ^ ?'9KS Announcements For Congress We are authorized to announce D. E. Finley a candidate for reelection to Congress subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. For Railroad Commissioner 1 ain a candidate for Railroad Commissioner and solicit the support of every Chesterfield County voter. VV. T. Thrower. Auditor 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the oflioe of County Auditor of Chesterfield County, Subject to the rules of the Dem ncratic Driniarv election, to he held in August next. Arthur C. Coward 1 hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Auditor of Chesterfield County, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. John Caston Blaekwell. With thanks for past favors, I nereby announce myself a candilate tor reappointment to the uffice of County Auditor, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. T. W. Eddins I hereby announce myself as a candidate for Auditor, subject to the action of the Donncratic primaiy. Roland D. Vaughn. For Supervisor 1 hereby announce myself as a 1 candidate for County Supervisor, ( subject to rules of the Democratic primary. Smit.K fllinor I want to thank the many voters of Chesterfield county for their past support and 1 offer myself for re election to the of- i lice of County Supervisor of i Chesterfield County, subject to i the rules of the Democratic pri- i mary. H. F. King. We are authorized to announce ' E. K. Knight as a candidate for the office of County Supervisor, 3ubjcct to the rules governing the Democratic primary. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of County Supervisor, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. W A. Sullivan. We are authorized toannounce the candidacy of Mr. li. W. Cro8swell, for the office of Supervisor, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. At the request of different ones and from different places, 1 hereby announce myself as a cadidate for the office of Super visor oi i^nesierneia county, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary, and will abide by same. Lucious B. McOo^. At the earnest request of many friends in dill'erent parts of the county 1 announce myself a candidate for Supervisor, subject to rules of the Democratic primary F. W. Rivers. We are authorized to announce Mr P. H. Arant as candidate for County Supervisor, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. We are authorized to announce Mr. N. M. Johnson as a candi date for County Supervisor subject to the action of the Democratic primary. Superintendent of Education I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the olfice of Superintendent of Education, Subject to the rules ot the Dem ocratic primary. Robert P. Turner 1 hereby annonr.ce my candidacy for the office of Oounty Superintendent of Education, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. Kirby Rivers. I announce myself a candidate for the office of Superintendet of Education, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. A. Knight. I hereby announce that I am a candidate for re-election, to the office of County Superindent of Education, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. R. A. Rou?e. I I hereby announce myself a candidate for Superintendent of Education lor Ohestei field Ooun. ty. 13. J. Douglass. Kbr Treasurer | 1 hereby aunounoe myeelf aa a candidate for the office of Treae urer of Chesterfield County, an< pledge myself to abide by th result of the Democratic pri mary election. M. S. Watson Thanking the people of Chea terfield county for past favors 1 hereby announce myself a can didate for reappointment to th< office of county Treasurer sub ject to rules of the Democratic primary election. W. A. Douglass. I hereby announce myself i candidate for the nffiee nf rV\nn ty Treasurer, subject to th< rules and regulations of thi Democratic Party, J. Frank Crawley. I hereby announce myself as i candidate for Treasurer of (Jhes terfield County, subject to tin action of the Democratic part] in the appproaching primarj election. J. A. Welsh. I hereby announce myself ai a candidate for Treasurer, sub ject to the rules of the Demo cratic primary J. C. Huntley, Jr. For Sheriff I respectfully announce my self candidate for reappointment to the office of Sheriff of Ches terfield County, subject to th( rules governing the Democrat!! primary. D. 1'. Douglass. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Sherifl of Chesterfield County, subjecl to the rules of the Democrats primary election, to be held in August next. Ems. (1. Ingram. For Clerk I hereby announce my candi dacy for the office of Clerk oi Court, and pledge myself tc abide by the result of the Demo cratic primary election. W. P. Odom. To the Voterp of Chestertielc County: I thank you for electing me Clerk of Court. 1 am a candidate for re-election and will appreci ate your support. I. P. Mangurn For Cofion Weigher I am a canehlate for re elec tion to the position of Cottoi Weigher for the town of Ches terfield, subject to the rules o' the Democratic paimary. J. L. Eddins. We ateauth >rized to announce Parnell Meehan as a candidate for Cotton Weigher for Chester field, subject to the rules o Democratic primary. I hereby announce myself i candidate for the office of Cottor Weigher for the town of Ches terfleld, subject to the action o: the Democratic primary. Jink White. We are autohrized to announce the candidacy of A. C. Riveri for cotton Weigher of Chester field, subject to the action o the Democratic primary. * I wish to thank my friends ant supporters for what they did fo me two years ago, and again an nounce myself as a candidate fo Cotton Weigher for the town o Chesterfield, subject to the rule of the Democratic primary. O. A. Watson. I hereby announce myself as i candidate for the position of ot ton Weigher for the town o Chesterfield, subject to the ac tion of the Democratic primary Thomas L. Rivers For Magistrate For Courthouse Township I hereby announce myself as candidate for the office of Magii trate for Courthouse Townshij subject to the rules of the Deir ocratic primary. Krvin M. Melton. Wc are authorized to announc the candidacy of Mr. John C Ilursey for the office of Magii trate for Courthouse Townshij subject to the action of th Democratic primary. We are authorized to announc W. K. Ilunevcut as a candidal for Magistrate for Coiirthoui Township, subject to rules go' erning the Democratic primar For Alligator Township I hereby anuounce myself candidate for Magistrate's ofli< in Aligator Township, subject the rules of cbe Democrat rosary. ft. W. Clark i- To the voters of Alligator Townd ship: e I hereby announce myself a . candidate for the office of Magistrate of Alligator Township, < subject to the action of the i Democratice primary. i " T. F. Limerick < 1 hereby announce myself as a candidate for relection to the ofg flee of Magistrate of Alligator ^ R Township, subject to the rules of ^ the democratic party S. B. Rogers. J I hereby* announce myself a ( 1 candidate for township Supervisor for Alligator Township, 3 subject to the rules of the Dem- 1 ? ocratic primary. ( Hfinrv M. I'icror l a - - ? -r?o* ( For Brock's Mill Township ( I hereby announce myself a i 1 candidate for Magistrate of e Brock's Mill Precinct, subject ( 5 to the rules of the Democratic j primary. Albert F. Smith. J I hereby announce myself for ( the office of Magistrate for ^ j Brock's Mill Township, Hubject . to the rules of the Democratic primary. Ben A. Brock. I hereby announce mvself a f candidate for Magistrate for f Brock's Mill Township, subject ' to the rules of the Democratic . primary. Landy J. Rivers. t For Cole H ill Township I hereby announce myself a c 5 candidate for the oflice of Magis- s J trate of Cole Hill Township, sub -It ject to the rules of the Demo- ? cratic primary. L. P. Groom. i ^ 1 hereby announce myself a t candidate tor Magistrate of Cole * , llill Township, Subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. f Grafton K. McClain. ( We are authorized to announce ( the candidacy of T. U. Douglass f for Magistrate of Cole Hill Town ship, subject the rules of the f Democratic primary c I hereby announce myself a i candidate f<?r Magistrate for t Cole Hill Township, subject to l the rules governing the Democratic primary. I J. W. Merriman. t 3 Mt. Croghan Township f i To the voters of Mt. Croghan i Township: I respectfully an nounce myself as a candidate for c Magistrate of Mt. Croghan Township, subject to the rules govern- ^ ing the Democratic primary. 1 N. L. Gibson. ^ At the Soliciation of friends from different parts of the j Township I herebv annonnep . ? ? ? c myself a candidate for the office f J of Magistrate for Mt. Croghan I s Township, subject to the rules 1 of the Democratic primary, t G. D. Gulledge Thanking my frieuds for p?st r t support I heredy announce my- ] i self a Candidate for reappoint t _ ment to the office of Magistrate .. for Mt. Croghan Township, subject to the rules governing the Democratic primary. VV. R. Evans. Legislature \ R It is hereby announced that I am a candidate for election to\( the House of Representatives, i pledging myself to abide by the I result of the Democratic Prim- ' r ary. C. L. Uunley. I hereby announce myself a 1 f candidate for the House of Rep 1 8 reRenatives subject to the rules J of the Democratic Primary. , II. N. Askins. B In peace and liberty I come . before the voters of Chesterfi Id f County for the House of Representatatives and abide the rulings of the Democratic primary. reTer i;. uampheii. 1 respectfully announce myself a candidate for the House of Representatives from Chesterfield County, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. ), A. F. Funderburk. With appreciation of past support I hereby announce that I will be a candidate for re-elece tion to the House of Represent 1, atives in the corning primary 3. and pledge myself to abide the result of such election. J. Clifton Rivers. ie ???? Township Commissioner ?e For Courthouse Township a 1 hereby announce myself a I ie candidate for the office of Townv ship Commissioner for Court.y. house Township, subject to the rules of the Demociatic primary. W. W. (Coppage) Melton. ^ a _ ce I hereby announce myself a to candidate for the office of Town>ic ship Commissioner of Courthouse Towuship, and promise to abide by the rales of the Democratic primary. O. W. Davis I announce myself as candidate for Township Commissionei for Courthouse Township. Will ibide by the rules of the Demo iratic primary. liobt A. Melton. We are authorized to announce the candidacy of (J. J. Eddine for the position of Township jommissioner for Courthouse l'owushin, subject to the action >f the Democratic Primary. I am a candidate for the office if Township Commissioner for f^All l?t VlAllOft ? b ? umuiiiiiuuoc i un iinmp IlupillK U V uy experience as superintendent of chain gang to be of some as istance in buiklmg good roads in Courthouse Township. Will ibide bv the rules of the Democratic primary. Charlie R. Sellers. I am a candidate for the office of Township Commissioner of Courthouse Township, subject to he action of the Democratic prinary. G. W. Brantley. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Township Commislioner for t'ourt House Township, subject to the rules of the Democractic primary, R. \V. Gaddy. For Alligator Township I hereby announce myself a candidate for Township commislioner for Alligator township, mbject to the rules of the democratic primary. J P Alexander. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Township Supervisor for Alligator Township, mbjoct to the rules of the Democratic primary. R. J. Hill. I do hereby announce novself a candidate for Township Commisiir\nn*? i r? A I I ? Iiuuwi, in xiin^aiui i u w U 3II1 (J? J. E. Sowell. I am a candidate for the olfice )f Township Commissioner of Alligator Township, subject to die action of the Democratic jrimary. B. D. McCoy For Mt Croghan Township We, the friends of C. E. Bakir, announce him a candidate or Township Commissioner of vlt. Croghan Township. I hereby announce myself a andidate for Township C0111nissioner for Mt. Croghan Township, subject to the rules >f the Democratic primary. W. J. Bayfield At the request of many friends L respectfully announce myself is a candidate for Commissioner 'or Mt. Croghan Township and jledge myself to abide by the esults of the coming primary lection. U. II. Gulledge. For Cole Hill Township 1 hereby offer my services as rownship Commissioner of Cole Hill Township, subject to the ules of the Democratic primary. D. L. Douglass. Friends of J. W. lioscoe anlounce him for the office of rownship Commissioner of Cole Hill Township, subject to action of the Democratic primary. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Township Commissioner of Cole Hill Fownship, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. I. C. Turnnge. We are authorized to announce the candidacy of Allen C. Cassi dy, jr.? for Township Commissioner of Cole Ilill Township, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. For Steer Pen Township. I hereby announce myself i candidate for Towship Com mis sioner of Steer Pen Township, subject to the rules of the Demo cratic primary. T J Sumner. The friends of h. M. Campbel respectfully sifhmit his name tc the voters as candidate for th< office of Township Supervisor o SIppi' 1'nn Tnwnsliin Friends announce the c&ndi dacy of 8. A. Teal for Townshi] Commissioner for Steer l'ei Township, subject to the rules o the Democratic primary. For Coroner I hereby annbunce myself candidate for the office of Coron er for Chesterfield County, sut ject to the iuI?h of the Demr cratic primary. Arnold Sellers. I hereby announce myself candidate for the office of CJoroi er, subject to the rules of tli Democratic primary. Whiteford L. Date I hereby announce myself candidate for re-election as Co oner of Chesterfield county, sn iject to the action of the Dem .cratic primary. I H. T. Atkinson. w 3 I hereby announce myself a candidate for Coroner for Chesterfield County, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. Ellis I). Atkinson Primary Election and Election Managers Notice is hereby given that on , Tuesday the 2t)th of August next , a primary ejection for Congress,; t k State and county officers will be! i J held in Chesterfield County. I South Carolina, under the Rules and Regulations of the I)enio, cratic Party, and the polls will open a^" 8 a. m. and close at 4 , p. in. No person is qualified to vote ' at said election unless he is 21 years of age or shall become so before the next General Election in November and is a Democrat and a citizen of the United States and of this State and has resided herein two (2) years and in the county six (0) months Drior to the succeeding General Election and in the Club District sixty (00) days prior to the primary and in addition to this his name inu-t be on the proper Club Roll and he must vote the precinct where the Club Roll be longs. The Rooks of Enrollment show a voting strength of 4071 votes and it is hoped by the Executive Committee that the largest vote in tlie history of County will bo oast on the 29th of August. \\ ithin the last 1(> years our voung strength has grown from about 1800 to approximately 3000 east in 1914. The following Clerks and Managers have been appointed to conduct said election : Cheraw?I S Huntley, (J A Malloy and C A Lynch. Clerk, D L Tillman. Place, Town Ilall. Bethel?J F Powe, .1 It Burn and J T Chapman. Clerk, T (1 Matheson. Place, Usual voting place. Pee Dee?D G Mcintosh, 1) F .Jamison and J 11 Wallace. Clerk, Win. Hickson, Jr Plac will appear latter. Brock's Mill ? A J Parker, I), A White ami .J E Short. Clerk, J A W Britt. Place, Brock's Old Mill. Patrick?J C Baker, II B Polson and .J M Hendricks. Clerk, D M Williams. Usual voting1 place Middendorf?W It .Johnson, E T McManus and Boy kin Wilkes. Clerk, 1) M Kowe. Usual voting place. Mi-Bee?T A Mnrmn .1 I- Nli.l dleton and G I' Ilorton. Clerk, j 8 M Patrick. Usual vot: g 'ace. j ("at Pond?C K Sut .1 A VVillianv and J W \ .ourn. Clerk, J W Kutliven. Usual vot ing place. Grant's Mill?VV T McBride, J N Johnson and W F Turnage. ! Clerk, W T Rivers. Usual vot-j ing place. Snow Hill?W K Cason, W P? Duncan and A J Smith. Clerk, Carroll W Davis. Place, Snow Hill School House. Odoni's Mill ?) I) (Mom, A 1. Johnson and J T Ratlill'e. Clerk, ' Paul Odom. Usual voting place, i Douglass Mill?f> C Wades-' . worth, J R Sutton and D A , Douglass. Cleik, Smith Kdlis. ' Usual voting piaee. Wexford ? P M Gudelge, Henry Risen by and Andre'*' Moore. Clerk, 1(. J. Moore Us ual voting place. Ruby M L Raloy, T G Griggs, and A P Smith. Clerk. R D | McCreight, I'.-iinl voting place Cross Roads- -8,! Finelior, .1 1. ' Stancil and (J K Sowell. Clerk. ' V. B. Waddell. I'sual votinp 3 piace. f Mt. Croghr.n?.1 II Rivera. \Y II Ilendrickt and W (3 Baker Clerk, W V Lowry. I'sual vot " ing place. p Winzo?I 1' Anderson, (i 1 n Evans and Lester Rivers. Clerk f II Z Outcu. I'sual voting place. ' Pagaland?S II Laney, W .1 Blakeney and .1 A Turner. Clerk R M Aranfc. IJ sua I voting place l'lains?W J llicks, (1 W Uinson and W B Evans. Clerk .J A llicks, dr. I'sual voting place. ^ Dudley ?\V C .lonkins, <) B Jones and II I Kunderbnrk Clerk, T 1) Kunderbnrk I'sual voting place. Jefferson?L K Cardner, K < a Clark and J W Miller. Clerk, i* L K Ogburn. I'sual voting I** place. Catarrh?C C liortou, (I 1 Middletou and J O Sowell, B I a Funderburk, clerk. Usual vot r. | ing place. b. Angelas?W F Young, J I n. Lee, DA Clark; d C dowers 1 clerk. U ual voting place. Ousleydalo?F J Johnson. \ Jli'-IM ill Wilheltn clerk. ' Usual voting place. . .,. ^ Court House?L L Spencer A ^ W Hursey, J D Smith, J P Porter clerk. Also at this election the question of the retention or rejection of the rural police system will be submitted to the voters. The criminal laws of the State provide that if any person shall at any of the precincts, threaten, mistreat or abuse any voter with a view to control or intimidate him in the free exercise of his right of suffrage, such offender shall suffer line and imprisonment at the discretion of the Court. The member of the executive committee or one of the > managers for oacli precinct will call at the Court Mouse Tor boxes and tickets not later than August :10th. M. J. Hough, ('hm. Oem. Ex. Com. C. L Prince, Sec. Calomel Salivates And Makes You Sick Acts Like Dynamite on a Sluggish Liver and You Lose A Day's Work. There's no reason why a person shouhl take sickening, salivating culonr 1 \vh6n o<) cents huys a large bottle ot Dodson's Liver Tone- a perfect substitute lor calomel. It is a pleasant, vegetable liquid which will tart your liver just as sun-ly a- calomel, hut it doesn't make you sick and can not salivate. ('hildrett and grown folks can take Dodson's Liver Tone, because it is perfectly harmless. Calomel is a dangerous drug. It i3 mercury ami attacks your bones. Take a dose of nasty calomel to-day and you will feel weak, sick utul nauseated tomorrow. Don't lose u day's work. Take a spoon full of Dodson's Liver l'oue instead uml you will wake up feeling great. No more billiousness, constipation, sluggishness, headache, coated tongue or sour stomach. Your druggist says if you don't find Dodson's Liver Tone acts better than horrible calomel your money is waiting for you. A Jinglir.g Match. The jingling match use?l to be very popular at llie English country fail's. A large circle inclosed by a rope was occupied by nine or tea people, and all except one were blind folded. This one was called Mn? "jingler," because lie lield hi hi- hand a small bell, which be rang in- cssantly. Ills companions, following the sound of the bell, tried to catch him. if at tin* end of ail allotted time he was not caught he received a prize; otherwise the prize went to the catcher. How It Happc-oect. Now up t.i that time, s.? 'to said. All the 8i|Uirrcla of iho woodland wero red. Anil that is tl>.> way The llrst l>.-. .one 'ay? It happi lu'd, di al. ;ust .is you've read. A rod snuirrcl. w ' ilo lunching one day. Saw n hoy villi a run pass his way. A las for his plight'. Tin* slmck and the fright Turned his red hair entirely gray. ?John M u tin s l'.ook. Ui mute & Fever Prescription No. 6tili is prepared especially for fri A ~ A RIA or CHiLLS <Sl FEVER. i ??*- ?M ai.\ vu/sia win iMCiirv imy taut:, hiiu it taken then as n tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not gripe or sicken. 25c I " ' . ? ASHCRAFTS Condition Feeders A I":^h-J.iss ! mietiy for horses and n i;t j> .r con* tion and in need ? at ;'e. Huilds solic; inuscle anti iat : cleanses the sys tern, there y producing a smooth glossy coat of hair. Packed iq doses. 26c. box. bold by D.H. LANEY Registration Rooks Open Registration Rooks will Reopen every tirst Monday at the Auditor'* ollice until ;?0 days Relore the general election. S. 1>. Tinimons, Chm. K T. While, elei k% W. M. Helk. No . oiS I This it n prt-Mi.|ii on prepared tf.pecin'ly (j f< . M*.l .it.lA < " -cLl E. A. .-rvhR. H live v ii\ (!<.:> <? will ! r.-.:*- .-?,v cr^-.o nrtd I n .:s i ; ?? I '<!* i Cn! i:. i . . .->' .(.v. -i ,, i * Primo Peanut Meal I j The IDEAL F"d Foit 1 IIOKSKS, HOGS and CATTLE | Ask Your Grocer For It " i For Sale Hy I J. S. BUROI1, Ml. Cretan f\ CITY MARKET, Chesterfield Manufactured by Ken Island .. I Cotton Oil (Jo., Charleston. Y L