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KNOCKS OUT PAIN THE FIRST ROUND t Comforting relief from pain col makes Sloan's the ove World's Liniment tio vet 3'his famous reliever of rheumatic fac achs, soreness, stiffness, ainful 9rc sprains, neuralgic pains, aIl most j other cxternal twinges that humanity suffers from, enjoys its great sales be- tu cause it practically nev r fails t 'n c speedy, comforting rel ef. on Always ready for - takes little fc to Penetraoe without 4 bing and pro- I duce results. Clean, refreshing. At all drug stores. 35c, 70c, $1.40. ufa to) po be qu --of NOTICE ga of the bit COUNTY TREASURER. tic The 'hooks of the County Treasurer Ju will -be open for the collection of State, County and Commutation Road fet Taxes for the fiscal year, 1919, at the Treasurer's office from October 15th I to IDecember 31st, 1919. After Deccim- h ber 31st one per cent will be added. rei After Jaiiuary 31st, two per cent will be added, and after February 28th, seven per cent will be added till the to 15th day of March, 1920, iwhen the up1 books will be closed. pe All persons owning property inl tl more than one township are requested th to call for receIpts In each of the several townships in which the pro- "a perty Is located. This is important, as tri additional cost and penalty may be attached. All able-bodied male citizens be tween the ages of 21 and 60 years of O1 age are liable to pay a ,,oil tax of hi $1.00, except old soldiers, who are th exempt -at 50 years of age. Comnmuta tion 'Road Tax $1.50 In lieu of road duty. All men now In military ser vice are exempt from road tax. p1 The Tax Levy Is as follows: to State Tax ...............9 mills VC Ordinary County Tax .. . .4 mIlls Road and Bridge ...... ..4 mills Railroad Bond .I.........1 mill vc Road Bonds ............1 /, mills Im Jail Bonds ..1..........% mill c Constitutional School Tax ..3 mills Permanent road and bridges 2 A mills 0 Total ..............25%/ mills 20 Special Schools-Laurens Township. is Laurens "l. 11 .. .. .. . .101% mills Trinity-Ridge No. 1 ......8%/ mills Maddens No. 2 ..........4 mills I Narnie No. 3 ............5 mills D Bailey No. 4 .............4 mills of Mills No. 5 ............4 mills Oak Grove No. 6..........2 mills Ora No. 12 ..............8 mills ei Special Schools-Youngs Township. m Youngs No. 3 ............4 mills (I Youngs No. 2 ............8 mills Youngs No. 4 ..........11% mills Youngs No. 5 ...... ..8.. mills e Fountain nn No. 313.. ....20 mills Lanford No. 10 ........10% mIlls 1 Ora No. 12 ..............8 mills 1 Youngs No. 1............3 mills Central No. 6............2 mills 11 Youngs No. 7 ............8 mills n Special Schools-Dials Township. ir Green Pond No. 1 .. ......7 mills Dials ,No. 2 .. ...... .....8%/< mills Shilohi No. 3 .... ........12mills I~ Gray Court.-Owings No. 5 ..12% mills bi Barksdale No. 6. .. .. .. ....5 mIlls e Dials -Church No. 7. .. .. .. .4 mIlls Fountain Inn No. 3B3. . .....20 mills Merna No. 8 .. ............10 mIlls C Dials No. 4.. .... .. ......4~ mila a Special Schools-Sullivan Township. t Mt. Bethel Nc. 2 .... .......8 mIlls Prineton No. 1 .... .....12% mills Poplar Springs No. 3 .......12 mills Hickory Tavern No. 17 .. .. 8% millsA 'Brewerton No. 7 .... .......4 mIlls Sullivan Township R1. R. bonds 3 mIll.i Merna No. 8 .... .........2 mills Special Schools-Waterloo Township. r Waterloo No. 14 ...... .....4 mIlls l Mt. Gallagher No. 1 .... .....8 mIllsd Bethlehemu No. 2 .. .........4 mills E~komi No. 3 .............8 mIlls ~ Centorpoint No. 4 .. ........4 mIlls Oakvilll No. 5 .. .........8 mIllst Mt. Pleasant INo. 6 .... .....4 mills Mt. Olive No. 7 .. .... .....8% mills Special Schools-"CrossH 11Ill TownshIp. Cross HIll No. 13.. .... ...10 % mills Cross 11111 No. 1 .. .........2 mIllst Cross 11111 No. 2 .... .......2 mIlls Cross 11111 No. 4 .... .......2 mIlls Cross~ 11111 No. 3 .... .......2 mills Cross Hill No. 6 .... .......3 mIlls e SpecIal Schools-dlunter Tawnship. Mou'ntville No. 16 .. .......11 mills Hunter No. 2 .... .........4 mills Hunter No. 3 .... ...... ..6. mIllsC ClInton No. 5.. .. .........11 millsc Hunter No. 4 .... .........4 mills Hunter No. 1 .... .........2 mills Hunter No. 6 .. ...........4 mIlls Special Schools--Jacks TownshIp. < Odell's No. 6 .... .........3 mills Hurricane No. 15 .. .........3 mills Shadly Grove No. 2 .... .....3 mills Jacks No. 3 .............5 mills Jacks No. 4 ............G mills Special Schools, Secuffletown Township Ljangston Church No. 3 .. .....3 mIlls Scuffletown No. 1 .. .. .......8 mIlls Lan ford No. 10 .. .....10 % mIlls Ora No. 12 ........ .......8 mills Scuffletown No. 2 .... ......4 mIlls Scuffletown No. 4I.. .....--...4 mills Promp~t attentIon will be gIven those wvho wIsh to pay theIr taxes th rougrh the miall b~y chmecc, money or der, etc. Persons "endilng In lIsts of names to be taken off are re(lqsted to send them early; and1 gIve the t ownshilp of each, as the Treasurer Is very busy durIng the month of D~ecembher. ROSS 1). YOUNG, County Tronisurer. THE LAW ON LIQUOR.. wl w the Khiskey Situation Stands at lo he Present Tlme. w Sassary, in the Baltimore Sun.) di Vashington, Oct. 8.-Hecause of the at fusion which exists In many minds E r the status of prohibition legisla- L I In the light of recent enactments, sI oes, etc., a few plain statements of P t regarding the situation might 41 ove enlightening. Pirst of all, the nation-wide consti- III lonal amendment, ratified by the ,essary three-fourths of the States, g; January 16, 1919, will go into of- p t on January 16, 1920. b; Tnder this announcement the man- 11 tcture, importation and sale of in- 1. :cating liquors for bevrage pur- ti 4es will be forever barred. ti ,nforcement legislation has' now mn enacted by Congress providing h it any spiritous, vinous or malt 1 or containing more than one-half 1 per cent of alcohol shall be re rded as intoxicating. I t icanwhile statutory wartiine prohi ion, enacted Just )efore the armis e was si'gned, went Into effect last ly 1st. rlhis legislation is to remain in ef :t. until the President by executive oclaiation declares that the army % been demobilized and peace has tuIrned. In an announcement to the country lay the President gave notice that . oil the ratifleation of the treaty of ace with Germany. he would lift o wartime prohibition han against. c sale of liquor, not waltiig for the tilleation of tihe treaty with Aus .a. Until this comes to pass, however, irtime prohibition will remain in eration and enforcement legislation 5 now gone into effect which puts e country upon a straight bone-dry sis. This enforcement legislation was csed by Congress 12 days ago, sent. the White House and yesterday was toed by the President. Three hours later tile house, by a te of 176 to 55, passed the enforce ent measure over the presidential to and this afternoon the Senate errude the veto by a vote of 65 to Enforcement legislation, therefore, to be delayed no longer and the achinery for carrying out the law automatically transferred from the opartment of Justice to the Bureau Internal Revenue, Treasury De rtment. If the veto had been sustained in ther house of Congress tile enforce ent legislation would have been mad and the two bodies would have id to begin the reconstruction of an tirely new measure. The wartime prohibition act as riginally passed provided no legal Ainition for the term "Intoxicating quors" and certain federal courts, otably that in Baltimore, ruled that 75 per cent beer was not intoxica-. ig and, therefore, not prolibited. The enforcement act, however, d ns liquor' as that hlaving an alco oic content of more than one-half f1 per' cent and tihe court dlecisions 're wiped out when the Senate con urred in tile IHouse veto action this ftri'noon. .S. SHIATTUERS KAISElt'S DREAM dmirai Voni Capelle Says He Be 1ieve'd Victory Was Sure Before U. S. Was 1teady. Berlin, Nov. 7.-iiDr. Alfred Zimmel' lan, secretary for foreign affairs durl rig the wvar, caused a wild sensation uring today's sossions of tihe national semtbly commfhittee inivestigaiting the mr when he admitted tile Glerm'an au horities had been suispielus that heir' codle, which was knoiwn b~y an mericanl, was beti'ayedi by the United tates gover'nmenit. Counit Ber'nstor'ff, ask~ed regardling he codle, at first sah~i he could not wear that wireless messages receivedI a America had been kept from the ntente. Laiter h10 saidi under' oath that t never' knew of such treason. He ieclaredl Germany had a difficult and langerous cable r'ou to through neutral sontiles, but thlat messages had been toncealed as comlmer'cial dispaitches. The sulbmar'ine warefareo came into he investigation again today. Vice Ad niral von Capielle, one of the advo ates of the suibmar'ine campaign. Raid he U-boats hadi not been able to get it American transports becauls each iubmiarinie covered~ a lithited circle groundi~ England andi the whole -ocean sould not be patrolled. Varior's Brit li and Amer'ean i,.ventions, liko tile 'listening boats," Admiral von Cap plio declared, were otheri thinigs hichi pr'eventted attacks on transptorts. Admiral yon Cappelle (11( not1 men lion mines or' depth1 bomb11 charges duir ing his recital. ie wouild~ not admit that the admirmally under-estimated the United States as a factoi' in the war, ut udeclared it wams known from Eng land's experience with a volunteer army, that the United States coul not raise many troops in six months, an t wna thmorht. by the time they 3re trained the war would be over. Dr. von .3othmann4ollweg, chancel r during the greateii part of the xr, declared he was of the opinion iring June and July, 1917, that the bnarines were so destructive that rigland was weakening. lie said loyd George's speech for "ships, i1ps" was recognized as a probable' mcc opportunity, andi he said the mic could be said of the speech of r. Lloyd George at Glasgow deiiand g "silver and bullets." iWhat has been the Impression re irding the entrance of the United tates into the war was then discussed the committee. Von Bethmann ollweg declared that any man who ad the Lusitania and Sussex notes of ic United States would have known its was inevitable. I)r. Zimmerman was asked whether e said in a general party meeting re a rding the submarine warfare, and ic cmtry of the United States Into the 'ar, that American aid would mill trily amount, to "zero," "zero," "zcroy. The former foreign minister evaded le question. General Ludendorff has been sum toned to appear before the committee Dnorrow. Plies Cured in 6 to 14 Days irujglts refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails t) curo Itching, ilnd, .13 I iing or Proruding Piles. :istnntly re1evca Itching Pilenanid you cn ge LP'fUI :ul cC after the fl~st npplcation. Price CUe Equi Get GEAM Wives for Colonists. Jn 1021 on August 21 a cargo con sisting of mnrriageaible women was consigned at Iomdon to the colony of Virginia. The market price of these ladles, eleven maids and one widow, was seL tit 120 pounds of the best lentf tobacco for each inaid. No reduction In price wos nentioner1 for the wilow. Test for Diamonds. It may 'be taken for granted that anything Which will scratch a snpphire or a -ruby I a t diamiond. ASPIRIN FOR COLDS Name "Bayer" is on Genuine Aspirin-say Bayer Insist on "fBayer Tabl Aspirin!' in a "Bayer package," containing proper directions for Colds, Pain, Headache, Neuralgia, Lumbago, iand Rhkeunatiem Name "Bayer" means genuino Aspirin prescribed by physicians for hineteen years. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost few cents. Aspirin. 16 trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetie acidester of Salicylicaid.K' RP% Your C1k Long Di *',a4yMi (I KIDNEYS WEAKEN] Kidney troubles don't disappear of Th themselves. They grow slowly but ms stoadly, undermining health with deadly certainty, until you fall a vic- out tim to Incurable ilisease. Iqtn,l Stop your troubles while there in time. Oil Don't wait until little Pains become big and aches. Don't triflO with disease. 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