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. PERSONAL MENTION. People Visiting in This City and at Other Points. ?H. M. Felder, of Mullins, was a visitor in the city Suncfay. ?J. E. Felder, of Cope, visited relatives in the city Sunday. ?Miss Nell Black, who is teaching at Bishopville, is at home. ?J. Carl Kearse, Esq.. was i'i Walterboro Tuesday on professional business. ?David Black, of Walterboro, was - a visitor in the city last week to relatives. ?Roy Free, a student of the Citadel, Charleston, was at home last week. ?R. P. Bellinger, Esq., made a professional visit to Orangeburg on Monday. ?James Nelson, a prominent Maeon of Spartanburg, was in the city last week. ?Miss Alma Black, who teaches music in Atlanta, spent a few days at home last week. ?Caldwell Jones returned from Charleston last week after an operation for appendicitis. He is now reeovering rapidly. ?Miss Eunice Huilter, who came home from Winthrop college to recuperate from influenza, has returned to resume her studies. ?Miss Mamie Hartzog spent several days this week in Columbia, where she attended the funeral ser-| ices of her aunt, Mrs. Aiexauuei. ?J. R. Black & Bro., who operate furniture stores at Branchville ; and Barnwell, "were visitors in the city last week to the local wholesale furniture establishment. ?Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Strom, Mrs. B. S. Strom and Mrs. P. P. Doolittle, of McCormick, motored to Bamberg this week to spend a few day?. Mr. Strom returned Wednesday. . / ?Miss Ottie Harrison, of Savannah, Ga., who has been promoted to instructor for the Southern Bell Telephone company, spent the week-end with relatives here on her way to Augusta, where she will instruct a lass for the company. ?Mrs. Sam Zimmerman returned home Sunday night from Orangeburg, where she was recently operated upon at the hospital, and her friends will be glad to know that she has recovered. Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman will move into their recently purchased home on Carlisle street this week. ?Col. J. C. Guilds spent several dayyTn Nashville, Tenn., last week, where he went to appear before the educational commission of the M. E. Church South in regard to Carlisle school's share of the fund to be rais* *? *1? ?? ? ? fiif 6(1 in tne caiuyaigu iu luo ucai iui,ui&. % He also attended the Methodist edunational association, of which asso iation he is president of the secondary schools section. i m m Laboring Under a Handicap. "This author says he has tramped about the country, beaten his way on freight trains, and been thrown into jails to get material for his stories." "That's the way to study life at ret hand." ? . "Quite so. But he wants to lay the cene of his next story in a fashionable hotel. He says he is too old to be a bell-hop and too poor to be a guest."?Birmingham Age-Herald. The Modern Family Doctor. "Who is your family doctor?" "I can't tell you." "Why not? Dorr't you know his lame?" "Yes. Dr. Johnson used to be our family doctor, but nowadays, mother | goes to an eye specialist; father to a stomach specialist; sister goes to a 'throat specialist; my brother is in f the care of a lung specialist, and I'm taking treatment from an osteopath." ?Deroit Free Press. _ i i i _ ji noDDieu. Mrs. Nextdoor?How do you manage to keep your cook so long? You've , had her two weeks. Mrs. Skeemer?I gave her some of those stylish narrow skirts to wear in the kitchen and she won't be able to walk a block from the house till. they're worn out.?Dallas News. drives Birth to Twins for Fifth Time. Jersey City, N. J., Feb. 26.?Mrs.! Richard Doherty, wife of Judge Do- j herty, of the Court of Common Pleas in Jersey City, today gave birth to ! twins for the fifth time in their mar- i ried life of ten years. The youngs-1 ters and the mother are doing well. ; The family now includes six girls and two boys, two children having died. Ambiguous. Waiter?The guy who ordered that lobster Newburg complains that you pmt no sherry in it. Chef (haughtily)?Tell him that I merer forget myself!?Buffalo Express. FAVOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE. Democratic and Republican Candidates Lino Up. Washington, Feb. 29.? Five Democrats and five Republicans, who have been mentioned as possible Presidential candidates in statements to the National Woman's Partv/made public today, joined in urging ratification of the suffrage amendment ir time foi women to vote for president next November. They include: Major Gen. Leonard Wood; Governor Lowden, of Illinois. Senators Harding, of Illinois, PoindexUr, 01 Washington, and Johnson, of California, Republicans, and Senator Owen, of Oklahoma, Attorney General Palmer, William G, McAdoo, James W. Gerard and W. J. Bryan. Thirty-three of the necessary thirty-six states have ratified the amendment by which it is estimated approximately 25,000,000 women would become eligible to vote. His Idea. The girl had been sent down to the brook to fetch a pail of water, but stood gazing at the flowing stream, apparently lost in thought. "What's she waiting for?" said her mistress, who was watching. "Dunno," wearily replied hubby. "P'r'aps she hasn't seen a pailful she likes yet."?London Tit-Bits. MERITONEG^ SUCCESS OtiADT t71 at t. Airrp riTV ivn nr ' ta ii i ii i niju v/ % ijh v i ji ? .mi' vv. TEM MEDICINE AND HIGHL1 Although Meritone, the famous new system medicine, has now been on sale in this city and county only a short time, it has gained the samej wonderful success here that it has in hundreds of other communities over the country. Men and women in all parts of tb V city and county are now talking Meritone and highly praise it for the re- i lief it is giving them. It was stated when Meritone first came here that once the people of the city and county learned of its real merij its sales would rise by leaps and bounds. That time has now come.; Meritone has been tried and proven ' by men and women all over this secI Olar Buick ? r\ r * r? IUliAA Dealers in Genuine have a fair stock of a larger order in ti Olar Buick OLAR Remember, It's ] 2nd Wedding lsi "We ll Send Them a Box of W & W 75 Stationery." Why not send White Distinctive Social i For the Wedding Anniversaryalmost every gift purpose, station* We have it in attractive boxes, in the r a variety of styles and sizes, a wide rar Won't you come in an For Sile in Ea Herald Bi HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE. Mill Employee Held by United States Commission. Aiken, Feb. 26.?Otis Ruffin, a weaver employed in the Seminole ! Mills at Clearwater, was taken be fore United States Commissioner Thomas Morgan yesterday morning charged with white slavery. Ruffin, it appeared from the evidence ;n the ; case, is charged with taking a white girl, aged sixteen years, from her 1 home in Columbus, Ca., to Birmingham, Ala., and thence to South Caro; lina for immoral purposes. He was ; arrested on the strength of a certified ; copy of the charge of white slavery j which was issued in Columbus. Ruffin : now claims that he is married to the | girl and that the trip was simply a j runaway marriage match, j Commissioner Morgan held him, ! however, for the United States Court, j which will convene next May in Columbus, Ga. - 4 >?> ? Something Perplexed. "What's the problem?" "A perplexing one. Mrs Skiddo claims she got six bad eggs in the last lot." "Well?" "She wants me to make 'em good." ?Deroit Free Press. ^ ^ ^ Raed The Herald. $2.00 year. UNS BIG ; IN THIS CITY >UNTY ARE TAKING THE NEW SYSr PRAISE IT FOR RELIEF. tion and practically everybody has heard of it and knows it is a medicine of real merit. For ailing conditions of the stomach, liver or kidneys, catarrh, rheumatism, nervousness, sleeplessness, general run down system and the like Meritone has no superior on the market today. A -trained chemist worked for years on the Meritone formula and would not release it for sale to the general public until his expert knowledge believed it to be the most effective medicine possible for ailing conditions of the system. Meritone is sold exclusively in Bamberg at Mack's Drug Store. Company! , s. c. I HI Hj nBHHBMWI R Buick Parts. We H parts on hand, and fl ansit. 9 ; Company I , !3. C. 1 A PAPER for the Anniversary! : Year ? Cotton dYear .... PAPER Year Leather i Year Wood i Year Woolen th Year . . Tin th Year Silk or Fine linen th Year Crystal th Year . China thYear . Silver th Year Pearl th Year Ruby thYear . Gold thYear Diamond &WyckofPs stationery ? -for the holidays?in fad, for sry is exceedingly appropriate. nost beautiful designs and colorings, lge to seledt from, and at all prices. d examine our line ? B mberg Only At ook Store pl!II!IIIIII!lllllill 1 | WE PAY Y( H I \ EVER THINK WH | I YOU? YOU HAVE I 8 I NOW?HOW ABOUT j| | AGE 60 OR 65? 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