About The McDuffie progress. (Thomson, Ga.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1909)
/ KING OF ALL THROAT & LUNG REMEDIES DR. KING’S NEW DISCOVERY QUICKEST, SAFEST, SUREST COUGH and COLD CURE AND HEALER OF ALL DISEASES OF LUNGS, THROAT AND CHEST O0RC9 BY HALT A BOTTLE a bottl« of Dr. Klng’a Hew Discovery cared mo of tho J.R. Htt, Rocky Mount, H.C. Ill wont cold ud evngfc I mr bad PRIOR Me AND si job I ISIS AND MMKAMTIlt Mf I Dr. A. J. Mathews, Gibson Drug Company. OTJR CORRESPONDENTS. 1 Appling Dots. By RaKKLKS. Boneville. | I’KDAIAH. j 1 cuDeluded my communication j Mrg- W K. Jones is visitingvin last week by saying: Let tlioso, Augusta. On her return home ♦.ho in any wav from the most ' 8 he will bo accomjfanied by her humble private citizen to the j daughter Mrs .Warren Davenport moat exalted pul lie official who tt nd little son. It will be little contribute to the miscarriage of first visit to Grandpa and justice and the shielding of any Grandma. one from just punishment for j jjrs. Frank Gray has returned crime lie anathema, but the print- from ft vigit t0 relatives i 1 er made me sav, bo another,which j ^ugn-ta. failed to express sense. j 8eftborn (i „ ed hig r „ gular A large crowd attended the ft pp 0 i n tment morning and even- closing txcrciBes of tho public ; jfig. services at Appling church on school at this place Friday night' g un j 0 y > last. Miss Gertrude Warr. the 1 , , , „ . , ... . i The new telephone line from gifted and efficient teacher of this; . . , r jjianiBiiu I Thomson to Appling now 1ms In school ituve almost universal sat- . . B . ... , , I phones and we hear that two more isfaction in the dischargo other ,, , . * n I phones will soon be added ami duties as teacher, during the term 1 , . 1 ’ ° the In..* extended. The peopie just closed. i«re delighted to be in touch with Mr. Forrest Johnson went npto husiiieis world, and it is sucli Warrenton last h rulay and secur- cu n U p neighbors Little Brier Creek JL!Y BKLLK. Good morning kind Iriends bow- are you all this morning. SUjKiiil closed at Bradshaw Aca demy lust'Frivjay afternoon with nice recitations by the.pupils. The visitors were: Mrs.^iEiam and Daisy Bradshaw, Miss Dixie Me* Gnliee, Mr. James Montgomery and the writer. Tlu. pupils all were sorry to hch school close for they hated to see Mis* Floien home. T attorn Mir.es ... H.\y jj| Good morning Dear Friends j and kind Editors how are you all '! feeling this morning? ‘"Hannah [feeds quite well thank you. .Mr. Murray Wynn's many friends will be delighted to know lie is doing so nicely. Dr. Cul bertson came to see him last Fri day and paid he was doing spltT.- Mr. D.IV Wilson visite? rela tives at Amity riuii.»!ay. Misses Willie and Grtruiln Wynn was the gm s t> ot Mrs. Belknap Smith's famil; in \'-'ii!:es Tuesday afternoon of Just weik. Mr. Dollie Johnson paid Thom-, son a visi‘. Monday. With List wishes to all from iiu.'inuh. did and he put him on crutches io' Ton -huuld not itela.7 under «ny rircuin- I Ktanres in ca3e* ot Kidney and Ulmt.ter let him try to walk over the house j trou hi,j. You about! lake uuniethtng a little j promptly that you knu r is reliable, »oni“- thing like DeWitt’s Kidney an 1 lltaJUnr Pills. Kodol For Dyspepsia Will Relieve You Almost Instantly. Kodol supplies tho same digestive ^ ices that are found in a healthy a ' jmach. Being a liquid, It starts digestion :iA once. Kodol not only digests your food, tmt helps you enjoy every mouthful you eat. You need a sufficient amount of good, wholesome rood to maintain strength and health. But, this food must lie digested thoroughly, otherwise tho pains of Indigestion and dyspepsia are tho Jesuit. When your stomach cannot do it* work properly, take something to help your stomach. Kodol is tho ■only thing that will give tho stom ach complete rest. Why? Because Kodol does tho same work as a strong stomach, and toes it lb a natural way. So. don’t neglect your stomach. Don't become a chronic dyspeptic. Keep your stomach healthy and strong by taking a little KodoL You don’t have to take Kodol ail the time. You only take it when you need It. Kodol is perfectly harmlessi Our Guarantee Oo to your dnunrM today and |t« a dot* Inr bottle. Then after you havauaea tha entire content# of the Then nftcr you ! snte of the bottle If you earn houestly »Kjr ( bat It lute not done you tuiy . - ‘— ‘ * ' and rood, return the bottle to the druntUti no will refund vour money without ques tion or delay. We will then pa, the artqr- Kl»t. Don’t healtale, all arunlit* know tlmlnurjjuiirnntiwla rood. ThTgoffer »p- Us of 1’,. V fck)Kl by Gibson Drug Company f illcs to tho limps bottle only and to Imt one u a family. The large bottle contain* time* ns much as tbo fifty cent bottle. Kodol Is prepared at the laborntor* Do Witt it (Jo., Chicago. at | Early Cabbage Plants Guaranteed to Satisfy Purchaser j tiul j-ssr.7 CHARI C&TON n.f'.i 11.Li) LA'»a" ivr">- . . > H:.i'llm.« W MUFIF.i.il 1 Of iibaj"’ tliown Rehoa.i UMim- t p,».C£. Inloti o! 1 tu 4 m. *1II W |.cr rr.. y. o. a. votiiso 1 *' isi/iNn, a, < Guaranies ‘ ' rn.»-n In the 0,1 n re -I, .■ ip . tu; :be htnlletl u ,tu.» tu*-- the Int. 'l 'l- lit ,‘leroh. Tney w II »tn TWO to 'fproo Moeal L’llftOttii* i.mur l CUCCES3ION A’JOUSTA SHORT 9TEMWE0 TlU.T.itril . TIAT DUTCH r • Karll«!'-. V’.jt A llitlo lute? Xartecit and Latent .. f«.il V;.rl.«*./ t.'iion Bucresilok Cabbage , :o On. r‘. SI .23 ;itr m . 10 n. and over, at SI.00 per m. t\'.y f.f.ictol r-.;:rcaa Rate on Flants la Vary Low. I '..riviRti'r h r. t! tf:i^l !»>n, or will refim.l the iiurohai'o JI (n.ji. tihi I .If i-.i.l of Mraaun. Th 1 '*!' |.lattti> aro S' unit r.-u-f in . I'Uinate that la Juat rulte.l to ttr.nrn i i I.,j UnA' I -tl.itea. Theao Vlanta can bo : the m tutbi) of .laminry, Fi bniary, nnu " tl oi Cab ana cold fnur ■.it Otiatomi • » ato Ike Market Oar rokr 1 * hair cri.|i». ?i.t'lr ;ir T'( iu|>»ndi u~i>uu ti.nu> havluK Kariy CalibaC’-; for plaur ' " nora near the Intortor towna r.nd oltloa of that reason they par ol r.iie of oth‘ r riM,t# and Fruit Troi-a. «noh aa Strawberry and Sweat Pt> 'o, lvaoh, fiar. Pluui, Oh«rry an I Apricot Troon, Fig Buibaa and Grape BOX 74 rho t.p ',V»iu (ut iiius* i Atc«l cataiocuo. : ,ab WM. C. GERATY, YOUNG'S ISLAND, S. cl cd a position ad manager of the chain gang in Warrsn connty. The Ordinary of Warre’i evident ly want* good road* and we pre dict that lie will have thorn under the skillful supervision of Mr. Johnson. Mr. Alec Culpepper made a bu siness trip to Thomson last Fri day. Mr. Bonner Young made a fly iair visit to Thomson Saturday. Miss Clara Wilson spent Friday night in Boneville, tho guest ot Miss Gertrude Warr. Mrs. Seppie Woodward, of Florida, spoilt several days in Boneville recently, the guest of Mrs, W, H. Culpepper. Mr. J. F. Simons and Mrs. 0. C. Ansley made u business trip to Thomson Monday. Messrs. B. L. and R. M. Wall, of Augusta, and Mr, J. C. Wall, of Thomson, visited their father, Mr. J. W. Wall, who is very sick in this pluce, recently. and iriwiid* to have a social chat to break the monotony of farm life. The next progressive step to build up the country is an elec tric lino running through, where lovoly houses will soon dot the way and bo filled with prosperous white people. Mrs. Savannah Morgan who lias | been so seriously ill is slowly im proving to the gratification of many friends. Mrs. B. W. Crawford died on tho 27th lust, and was buried on the 28th, Bro Seaborn officiating at the burial services. She leaves a daught er and a wide circle of relat.iAes and friend* to mourn her loss. To the berieved wo ex tern? heart felt sympathy. The Appling school closed last. Friday. Prof. Brinkley has re turned to bis borne, he will bo greatly missed in the community | oft ' e j',™'" j ~ thin as be made many Fiends while j aH | e ,»p hero and was much loved by l,, “ Mr. Jep Hub.ni and family v *-r« welcome visitors at the Mr. S. C. MoOahoe lu afternoon. Mrs. Georgia Rabun anil family Mrs. Nora Rabun and family, Mrs. Denie Young and familv. Messrs. Collie, Willie and Jimmie Montgomery, Irving Raimi., Mr. Albert MeGahee and wife and Misses Dixie and Beulah MeGahee ami th* w riter were visitors at the home of Mr. David Brown last Friday night until bed-time. M ids Marie B as ton s many pm*. They st® unequal ml fur n«nk back, frieudfiare glad to welcome her i backache, tujtitmmntlon nt fin blaililur, i back home again after several I etc. WheD y.m ^k for ”o i c I DeWitt * Kidney alul Dliuldrr 1.11*. bu weeks visit, to hi r mint. Mrs. Gli-! snf(! y ((tl ibetn. They arc ver P. ns ton . While t litre she was i Accept nojabsiiiut«»: irni*t nf^n jetiinrf quite sick, she had u bad case of jther'sht Had, Smd by fob-,,n l>rnj Co. homo id ' mensels t Sunday | Miss Iahi Tunkersley is spend- i i,,g some time with liioruls iuj Washington. Misses AI media Sistrunk and Jennie Dawy, and Mrs. Jennie Wynn was the g u-sts of Mrs . Otis Smith Sunday. Dr. it. I,. Culbertson,of Amity, dined with Mr. II. C. Paschall Sunday. Mr C. E. Walsh was the fn**t i f Mr. Millard Smith Monday Mi-isi“» Floreimo and Gussi° Pendrey returned to their home lust Saturday afternoon much to the regret of their many friends. They certainly will lie missed by their many friends they won w hile here and espeeial'v the writer. They were accompanied home l>y Mr. Slnvi rs Anderson and Mr Daniel Brown. Messrs. Collie, Willie and Jim mie Montgomery were visitors on this side of I.itt I Friday afternoon, Mrs. Nora Rnnunwns a visitor in tho Silver Run neighborhood last Saturday and Sunday. Phillis let Dr. S. GibsdY. made a profes- scholars. U. T. NEAL, Dentist, T v. be at Thomson the lsl 'UV .h ol each Month. f 111 p Bates acd Good Terms if you want to borrow roouey on vi »r real estate, call on me and 1 ihink . can make it *o v«ur interest. Vautaiilk Fahms and Town JOHN T. WEST Tho Ccugh Syrup that rids the system of a cold by acting as a cathartic on th« bowels is Lsutd for Sale- : ! pave for sate several small tiocts of isna near Thomson. One twenty acres, one'J5 acres, one forty acres, and one iifty-six acres. Any one desiring n -small farm near town-can buy from me. 4t. Ika iE. Fahmkr. MONEY TO LEND LAXATIVE COUBH SYRUP Bn* fatoertgimt luathre eoegh ayrep, opiate*, gaatly oaovaa tha twwela earrylne tho cold oil through tha •atural channeta. Guaranteed to give eotuiactio* or tuoaot aetuadad. Sold bv GIBSON DRUG C0. To Confedeaate Veterans- All Confederate veterans desiring (irosses of Honor.will pleuse notify me at uuce that they may lie secured by Memorial J-)ay A vetoran, -in good standing, who has lost Ms Cross, may have tt replaced once day fwridshlna copy of the certificate on which <?rose was first bestowed. Mbs. Ika E. Farmer. President Ida Evans Eve Chapter IJ. D C. Swept Over Niagara. Thl terrible calamity often happens i --eause a careless boatman ignores the river’s warnings—growing ripples and faster curre.-.t—Nature’s warnings are kind. That dull plan or ache In the back warns you the Kidney* nee 1 at tention If you would escape fatal mala- dies—Dropsy, Diabetes or Bright’s di sease. Take Electric Bitters at once and see Backache by and all vour best feel ings return. “After long suffering from weal, kidneys and lame back, one $1 00 iwttle vholly cured me,” writes J. R *.Uauk-:nsbtp of Belk, Tenn. Only 60c . : i Math- FORATABLK and •tationabv Engines and boilers pag gnil^rLltlaa. eo*o'-ln« fcfUaa. uamnooa L.OMBAHD, Umiii, UAm ml M« VWiirf ** AuauaTA. a*. CANE MILLS and EVAP ORATORS. sinniil visit in Bouovillo Sutur. day. Mrs. William Whitaker spent last Suturday and Sundiy in Au gusta . D. A. Rogers, M. 1)., ot Dear- ing, was in Boneville Sunday on professional business. Mrs. Georgia Simons and daugh ter, Miss Fiorina, were guosts r.f Mrs. W. Ij. Fnrr anil daughters Inst Sunday afternoon. Mrs. M. It. A. Dunaway and Mrs. G. W. Simons were visitors in this place last Sunday. Mr. J. F. Rogers was the guest of Miss Annie Simons last Sun day ntt irr.oon. Knox Land Co- Lots. I have two or three lots of the Knox Land Co. unsold. Parties desir ing to purchase should do no lieforc Eeb. 1st. After that date they will tie rented for the year 1000. I ha K. Fahmkr. Jamerson. BY TILLY. Dear Editor:—As I havo bom absent for soma time. 1 will come again for a little chat. Miss Dora Montgomery h\» boen visiting Miss Lula Montgomery. She returned to her home near Boneville last Sunday. Jr. aud Mrs. Jarry Wheeler and son. Mr. aud Mre. Homer Wheelor visited Tbomeon last week. Mrs. Ada Chnlkor 11 visiting her parents near Irou Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Sam MeGahee made a business trip to Thomson last Monday. Miss Jessio Montgomery visited Misses Joe and Ola Ivey last week. Miss Lucile Montgomery woe tho guest of Miss Georgia Laog- ham Sunday afternoon. Miss Ellie Story was the gueet- of Miss Georgia Laughain last Monday. Mrs. tieorge Story was the gueet ef Mre. Minnie Lungbam last Monday. SO YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Mr. K. M. Smith who has lmd measles is up again. Columbia county Superior Court convened last Monday with j Judge Henry Hammond presid ing. The civil docket was very light-. The criminal docket was the largest ever held in the history of the county, fifty-two “True Bills” were brought in by the Grand Jury. Up Before The Bar. N, H. Brown, an attorney, of Pitts field, Vt., writes: “We lieve used Dr. King’s New Life Pills for yca.s and find them such a good family medicine we wouldn’t be without them.” For Chills, Constipation, Billiousness or Hick Headache they w ork wonders, 126c. Gibson Drug Co , l)r. A. J. Mathews. Phinizy News. Black Eyes. Here 1 come again after being absent for n few weeks. I sup pose the Editor anil Correspond ents think I have forsaken the dear old McDuffie Progress, but I have not, for I am glad when Sat urday comeB so that I can see the lettert which have been written from other parts of McDuffie and Columbia counties. Mias L. B. O’Tyson of near Thomson iwho has been staying with Her sister, Mrs. E. t.Reid, of near Phinizy have returned home. We all miss her very much. We hopo she will come a- gain soon. • . Mrs. Jj.'A. Reid and son Claud, visited her daughter Mre. J. R. Brooks, last Thursday. Mr. F. T. Roid attended court at Appling Wednesday and Thurs- j day. Mre. Ramson Crawford is sick we hope she will soon be out a- fain. Messrs W. T. and L, L. Reid visited their brother, Mr. F. T. Roid a short while last Wednes day night. I think the farmers in this sec tion have got the blues for they night. | Mr. Edgar Smith spent Eutur-j diy night with home folks nearj Washington. Mrs. J. A. Davi-y returned Inline Sunday after (.everal days atav in Thomson with Iriends and | relatives. Words To Freeze The Souf. •‘Vour sou bus Consumption. His case is hopeless. 11 These appalling were spoken <o Geo. K. Bloiens, u leail- Brii-r Creek last ing merchant of Springfield, N.C. by two i-xi>trt doctors—one n lung s|K*cia. ! li-it. Then was shown !ne wonderful power of Dr. Kings New Discovery. “After three weeks use,“ writes Mr. Blevens, “ he was as well as ever I would not take all the money in the world for what it did for my l*>y.“ Infallible for coughs and colds, its the safest, surest cure of desperate Lung diseases on earth. 50c. and $1.00 Guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottlle free Sold by Oilison Drug Co., Dr. A. J. Mathews' Salem, Tommy Eye. Dear Editor uml Progress b;'tid I alter a short, abience 1 come !again. Beautiful Bprir.g hue cum*, everythihg looks so beautiful. The farrmra are. very;bu4y every sunny hour I aeeeome uf the farim.Tr have plautsd corn. Mre. S*m McCorkie accompan ied by h#t children, were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G, W. Simons last Monday. us hear from you k you mutt be “I’d Rather Die Doc'or, than have my feet cut ntr,” sai i -M. L. Bingham, of Prir.ceville, 111. but you'll die from gangrene (whtcJ had eaten u- way eight toes) if you don't,” said all tlietors. Insti-aU—he ustid Ihicklen’s Arnica Salve till wholly cured. It* carer of Eczema, Fe\er Sores, Itoiles, Burns and I’ile-i astound tha world, t’oe. At Gibson Drug Co., Dr. A. J. Malliei.s. WANTED ItesfiunsiMe Dim with tior-w ru>I buggy in <-ueh loiiiimiuity, .cilaiv 83.(X) to 310.00 j>«• r day, to take orders from ow ner* of Tarim, On-linr.is and livin'- Garden*. A splendid •pportunitv for farmers' wins, also frnir tree and sowing mnctiinp agents, to make a business oonueetion wbiob will beoiiu- nior., profitublu «-ac!i year. Address T*. O. Il.-x Tl Young's Island S. C. 13 r. FOTIYSKIMEYCURE Hakes Klksaya mod Bladder Right Eai!!;rt Header F1»C, M- (149 sue. Kxcc ledl Sfr'rprr. n I V its •■'r Tj* s !^ About tei' <!iys Iirct than S Jersey. A f“.l! A M'r. MM rr. Earliest Flat C-bmgB A larre yuldrr ard a gv-id BBACE PLANTS ARLY headers ; MONEY MAKERS : THESE ARE THE KIND THAT MADE SOUTH CAROLINA FAMOUS FOR CABBAGE GROWING Th. y iwm>3 do introduction. Wu fruaranu-t* TULL COUNT, safe delivery, and Batisfaction or your MONEY REFUNDED^ Send wnonoy vHli ortier, •>Chct i?e plant 5 vrili t— snipp'd c u. r*. a d >ou w.ll have to pav return charon the mo ey. thu* cuhlintf %o the *oft of y(*ur bIaaUl IVccb F. O. D. Younif'a Island: 500 ; or <1.00; 1>X) to 4.W at tl.50 per 1.0.0; 5,000 to 8.000 at * 1.25 per 1.000; t.000 to20,000at |L00p«r 1.000. Special .. orders and inquiries. _ __ w , , _ C. M. GIBSON, Bex 55, Youns’a lafiawd, S. C. > prteti on lanmr ouan?ltio>A. Prompt attention sriv< I ; i. tr atod ca aJocruc nuiiltd free on n plication. Patents i RADI m*ni\» DcatQNs CoPVRKIHTa Ac. ii.Mitl-u) is probably i Uoiu atrictly oonUOentU sent (reo. OI0e*t uwic. Patent* taken throueb Uana it rpecui iwtfc*. without charge, la the Scientific American A handsomely lllnrtreted weakly. Lwnittt- -u «uoo of eny wuouude JournaL Term*. H a : tour Boutin, $L boM byaU nvwadealera. SCISrcsdwST.! r |Cc SCt5rcs*tsy. ’NewJorff ■•(. u iati Mr. J A. Sturgis vis.-ed Thom- j iavft not fi oll e anything towards son Monday. I aui sorry to say, but home body has taken my name. I saw- in last week’s paper where some body has been writing by my name. Bello you bad better write oftoner, if you don’t somebody may got your name Mrs. Myra Smalley is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Lang- ham. As news items are scarce-1 wijl close with best- wislitc. farming yet., but that is not the way to be for the Lord knoweth *U thinge, doeth all things, loveth all things, and therefore I do not ! think they should be worried over oar Lord’s work, am I not right, if I am not say so. Mrs F» T. Reid spent the day with her mother iu Sawr Dust tVed- nesday. Cutes Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat , and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption A. J. MathewB. THE ORIGINAL |*AXATIVE HONEY and TAR in the YELLOW PACKAOB UP-TO-DATE Job WorK Is A Specialty At This FOLEYSHONEY^TAR stess eottNh and heal* |
