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li ME 3 ?S S&SS GAR1UC5C, OF COLUM ? BIA WAS T?LD HER CASE WAS HOPELESS PROPHECY FAILED) S&? CW?nu?d, After Oepratiozi* | j to S?fl?r Severely, Bot Found Relief in Tani?c : "You have about-three months' to \U?," Mles Eulo Garrick was told af ter an- operation more than a year ago,' according to her jj r. ? o t cm c n t.. Hiss in;i ?lek said: u1 o?d not die, but I if bl.'. continue ' to feel terrlui? until -1 recently found, a meaho of combating my troubl?B*:? ' Mina Garrick .says she believes sho has ht hint found the moans of re storion; her health,i which all too . soon for lier year% has during the past ten yearn threatened to break down completely. ?j MisB "Garlck lives ?t l??O Huger St., Columbia, and sho vi'.o interviewed at her home. She has'boen a sufferer for a long time with stomach trouble and h num . ber ot other ail m en I B, which reduced Ker health .almost to that- of rn in valid and which mado her wretched all the time; she said. Tanlac, the master medicine, however, (Miss Gar rick believes,- will prove its superior worth in her .cas? as it haa in. hun dreds pf other coses in Columbia. Her '. statement follows : -T have suffered for ten years with stomach trouble, Indigestion, nar v?usn?ss; " ": sleeplessness,' headaches cijd my system .has been' In a very ran down condition. More . than year ego I. becanrti'so ill that I ??U ? _ *opld dio and I .was told after ? brui undergone an-operation-that my stomach was 1n. such, condition ' that 3 cQultt:hardly live inor?;' then three month?:; ? ' "?f course I did not die, but I did continue to f?ei terrible, arid nothing seemed to relievo my ailment?. ? took immy klpds of medicine, but to no avail. . I would have headaches .fre (iuLi-.tIy, and they were so. painful I thoughtsurely I would gp crazy,.so nervoun did: I become. When these ? terrible'headaches , would come to nie I. would have to remain in my room tittil- they wero trelieved. I would ?liffAr with a full heavy feeling about . ?y -sicniach after eating and 5" was .v'Sneed ' to. eat : a ? very light diet, slept fitfully at night and really se cured very little .rest. "My. condition ima been slowly but steadily becom . lng worse fer tho past ten years" "I te^? great deal of the good re suits Columbia had obtained from : taking* Tanlac* and I decided to try lt *^ne first- bottle, relieved my' stomach trouble to an extent which I consider remarkable ' I began to sleep well, edd' my pppette became normal, so much flidil Improve I would make ttt night and be so hungry-that *f^??;?iave. io get something to . eat, Sjy> system. respondly immediately'to Tanlac, and it ib bulld???g up ' notice '.'. ably. . .' :'' ', :<[ ?? 3r ; i-^'Taniac is a great medicine. and.?', era always glad to recomcapnd.it, tot j it, certainly did improve my condition *,' remarkably. It has duo, lt .many good . WQidsV. t Tanbie, tho master medicino; Unsold ; exclusively by E?ahs* Pharmacy two JES?nrcs; Anderson. , . it* CANADIAN INDIAN WiNy WAH MEDAL FOR BRAVERY. .. ?, ?. t Doesn't Know Why Ha PioW byf H-j Old Ki!l ?Wo! th? lEiitmiy. F. Pegahingabow fsa Canadian In dian, SOO Of n Cillpf Wtincn trllirv ?lvft? not^ far from Toronto. 'jpeg*' ts ?the name hy which he ls known among the Canadian Boldlers flgbtbag in the,Ypres salient. Recently he woimhe D. C. M. (distinguished conduct medal), and aft er ho luid received the honor ho wns force* to tell lila trenebmates the story. "I don't snow much/' ?.Feg*.' began, "i Judian. live little puce In Canad?: ? Ono dey man come, say?. ' You ought fight' I say, 4I fight. Where 1 go? He tell me. ! By and hy I, get: out - here. Don't know why I fight. I messenger for - officer. - He t ell mo take message, ?ind I take lt. .Ono day we have, real fight Captain* tell me take message. I thke it and come back. Take a::'other ns^Tflgc'coss back. Fin?, ??y capU?u i.dead.- lien they get out trench,, go after [ Germans. . Kill my captain. ? golj?stae-, ; thing fighting for. Take captain's re volver and go with men. Ko use stay ing In trench. We run fast.Somebody say hundred yards, but I think mlle. , Se many bullets flying all around us. 1 . "By and by we come German dugout j We got no bombs left tq. throw- <?jer nutn ofj > > ?u dogout I iose my cap tain's lw.viso use, pay bayonet. Men say, 'Wait Peg, we g?t bombs,' I say, 'I go after him.' Then I ge ln dag out German he " shoot - ot me two times." ! '. /,Feg,'4)aiiaed. ."What'd j?n ?o?" chc v tin rd hnlf.n do;-, on listen era. "Hell," "Peg" said in the sam? ?lucid way. "I get him with my bayonet Be can't shoot ngn?n. ' Killed my captain. I.get Wm. .i don't know much. -? I In dian.* ./.'.*; . British VeMtl Thought Carcass[Wasa j Gorman Submarino. . . British naval ci rel ca in London and j elsewhere ere laughing nt ibo .export-1 enees of a ^rtaln British. war^vessclin j 'the Mediterranean recently* . Breaming about en patrol dr. ly, ana in] .searchet a troublesome enemy s ubina, rln e,' tho warship's lookout observed a I . suspicious appearing1 object several | thousand yards away.. .i: l? Jogfced remarkably like- enc ci j !ho-,?. pew German submarines t?lth j foui'. businesslike periscopes just clear ing'the surfuceof the .tvntcr^ Tie Jookt ont gave thealarm, nha 'instantly gnni were thr6wIng'.8h?lls. and .shrapnel.in . tho direction of tho enemy. : . AD nil good Yrar vessels do in tho fnco . of danger.- thia warship forged ahead at full speed, though' zigzagging a blt to minimize thq danger oj n, possible torpedo., Drawing nearer^ tbp enemy pun gent gasee were; .found ;to. beeper . meatlng tho -alri?nd- there' was ?need '?k$M respirators; which were. bronght , yrlth ali speed: from below; : Then the.'vessel nish el peil m??l p t ? tho four periscopes In an effort to r?tnf the fearless .Unterseeboot" .The enemy WP? rammed accordingly. I Moregusc? contamina ted thc air, but I there was a suspicious tack of chlojrine, j which 1B ustnlly employed by the Ger-, innns. ' ? . It was not terrine Uta?.' the ..re-ports In naval circles bay. hcf?r?all onboard were awnfo that the enemy .wns, In fact; a deci^B??.'????, evidently WVWH overboard from some transport .carry ing artillery niUts, ?W$ AMUSING ANSWERS; Amazing I do J. s Presented by Youths-of -, 'Some - amusing exarpples of 'school .children's ideas- are provided hy rerent examination papers Iii Kew York city. Here are a.few choice specimens:' ; lb India a mau out of a cask may not marry a women out bf anotherehsfe. ' Elaine gave Launce?ot aici^^JM?io fore he departed for the t?urn?ment.V !.' He succeeded b?banse ; he hld entry pricp (enterprise); ' ' Tennyson wrote "Ia Memorandum.'' Parallel lines . ure tho same distance ell tho way aim do not meet un?^Wjw bend them. An angle is a trianglevwith'eliXy 'twij sides. The;QoahScitlons for ^?tisonsbip ere , that:'you must he neutral b?ri? or mude. , iGf?^aUon Vis'-- that .which if. thae were ta'ne we ohould all fly away:. ; reute K VI.^ was gelntined durieis |he reSe?L revolution. ' . l^o&LUntnln "range is i largo sited cook (cooking) stove. - V ; Horsepower;i? the distance ono boree can carry ??io?nd of water le an hour -Guerilla warfare Is where raen ri on guerrillas. EUS ?tS? S&Pt run Hcnu Kaut Fifsf Guest fp Caist Coali tion Set For August AERIAL W6HWAY TO RESULT Aero Club of America Gol i eves Con teat Will Siimuiato Moro for Aviation In National Dofenao-Routo Not 8? looted, and Various Cit le? May off or Ottier Primo to Contentants. Flans for tbe first transcontinental' aerov?as competition h?vo been com pleted by tbe Aero Club of America, lt will In'all probability start is August. -A first prize of $20.000 may be set saide by tho national aeroplano fund for tbe aviator making the best tim?. Otbcr cash prizes, which will total about ? io:3,000. will be raised by tbe club.' A. prize trophy..to be awarded to tho vr inner of similar races -held each 5-0:1 r has been offered by Itaipu Pulitzer. v: Hawley Outlines Boheme. In aketehlng tbe plans for the compe tition Alan B. Hawley, president of the Aire club, said: '"The value of the transcontinental competition will bo thoroughly nppr? < elated by the country at large; und wo | cse 'rest assured bf tho co-operation of . th? numerous organizations now help- ] lng the Aero .Club of Amerlcn to de velop aeronautics for national defense' : and . to establish permanent landing stations for aeroplanes.' - "Cities oed organizations along tho routo ?3 well as Individuals will be in rited td taff or prizes. ' We aro uow I awaiting wera nom n city on the coast which may offer $20,000 to make that city, tho termination of the rhee. Other cities will offer between $5.030 and 410,000 for prizes In order to bb made 'cantrols,' where the aviators will stop for twelve'hours. Tbe contest commit tee suggests therefore that dechtlcn ns to tho route to bo followed; be post poned* until tho plan is made known to 'Oil the cities', organizations and indi viduals that may. wish' td cooperate, Ss Pirat Prix? May; Ba .$20,000.. "We hopo that our appeal' for prises^ will bring such responses'that awards' " n be given hs follows; si, ..' "First prize, $20.000: second. $19.000; ltd,. $10,000: fourth, $7x600;, fifth, $6/ OOO; sixth,i $2,000; seventh. $2.000, and eighth, $1,000. \. "it to these can be addednpcclol ,pr4^^?,tUQi|ieat.Unio\be^?eu.i.nrgQ cKicsj-inatl carrying,, longest sustained ' flights made and so on tho total amount ^vjll pb ^substantial', that the ndlitl?' of-every state and organizations co-op^ ?eratlbg* -will, 'enter ,well equipped UT la tors in tho competition ond use the prize'money tb build.aviation detach ments.".^ . Tho race*, tho . con test > committee hopes, Will result In steps'uetag?iakcn tc #st5y?i5T?i !K i, permanent rra?scpnUf ncntai . beri?r. highway, with lauding elations nt intcrvalSfOf.betweenjt'woh ?ty and fifty mHea, Tiri*, it M believed., will popularize nerlai louring:ns well'ns' ? give ,the natloQ a new unobstructed highway invaluable for national de -fense.'?? '... ? " . '.' ,.V.\ . V i *-;-:-: STAfft WIPE SPEtUNG-BEE? Champions of EV?ry County IR New V>' York to Meet lb Content, . ';:. A hugo spelling bee whick will lake .in theI whole state of New York will end th a battle royal at tbe Syracuse atate '.'fair ./grounds, Sept, 12, when champions rirom every" county hi tho state will compete for four prizea of ,-$50 each. . ' Contestant*:'-wilt be .'chosen at .preliminarybees-to bo held tn etch supervisory , district, and tho ata?era will receive ft'fre4 trip to the fair. In a school bulletin just issued by tho ; TJnivei^lty, bf the State of Now York 8.20? .wbtda: are bubushed; ou ^jisrhlck.thje candidates will ba tried out : In ah,r article entitled ' '*C?n We. Learn to Spell?" tho ''.bulletin'- smashes the 'alibi of'those v?iio claim theyLhavc in herited the inability to spoil correctly. Bomb people, .it admita, ure. "Bbarka"; and 'after t?aviuff seen n word once - or heard It spelled never forget: it .But tbeso ure very scarce Aa for tho Vreat of '"us: "Do not assume that to acquire tho ability tb; spell you must, hove some er^ciai mental gift any moro than you ;.VPOuld ; expect to l?iiro , geometry or }t*?a hy ft special' sift- At tit? end of Y^e'ieontha yon'.will perhaps be sar '(prts?d .ib . fthd yourself ? pretty, good euer." :/_. ; . . Patent ^Leather Ties for Ladle:?, < woltL solo that' is very flexible. > on salo boro for ... ... ...*... Patent Leather Mary Jane Purni Very low heels. Worth $2.00. i for... . .. .. White canvas rubber sole Veraudi Girls, plain .white, 'trimmed with black trimmed wit!i whlto, 82.00 for ... .v*...< . Potent Leather Mary Jane Pumpi lin soie. . Better than leather and ? rubber. .$^00 values hero for. FOR 95 CENT We offer one pair ladle ent leather pumps, welted and Leather heel, worth $3 To'Tke Public .* ; . . ."I havo. been,. UBing Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion for the past six months and it affords me. pleasure- to ' Bay I: have never ' used a remedy that did mo so much good."-Mrs. C;.E. Riley, llllon, N. Y, Chamberlain's Tab lets are obtainable everywhar. PIEDMONT & NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY ARRIVALS No. 31.:.....;.....;..... 7:36 A. No.N33.?... 0:35 A. No. SB;..................11:40 A. No. 37..........-..... 1:10 P. No. 89.........i.-.... 3:40 P. Nor 41..... ;u....... , 0:00 P. No.- 43... ?'?^V-.'... ...-? 8:25 P. Vo. 45......V.10;20 P. DEPARTURES Mo. 30 ......V;.:;..... 6:26 A. No. 3! .......8:25 A. NO,. 84*:.'..v.,...10:30 A; NO. 36........ . . ii..... .12:10 P. NO. 38........... 2:30 P. NO. 40..,..'.......:...... 4:R0 P. No. 42................... 7:20 P. Vo. 44..........;.,-,..... 8:15 P. M. M. I M. ! M. M. I rn M. m M. M.! M. fm M. m, M. M.! I om a candidato for Congress from the Third- Congressional Dl:itrlc$^b*l Jo?v lo,the rjilo?I pf the D?mocratie} Primary. A. H. DAONALL. jj1 ?. . '?? ?' 1 "??"W tUll UWt? II > come to this shoe store fi tat ic if you want to save w ?low is a genuine "bargain5 e for yourself. ?uban heels, 0NC ,ot ?f Tan and ? Vorth $3.60, for n"30- Broad shape ... ...$?.45 on today's market |4.0( is for Qlf ls. * '" 1 " . "r * * " )n salo li oro w ?.1 1 ' "j ??? ??1 "? ..s?!.."!?' * POR i Pumps for ? black and ___ _ values here We" offer .one. .W?00 patent gray top kj -erith?nco-*- J tien. S??- ? * softer than .'r- *KC. -. ;.\ ;..,f.%08 '-?, . 5 I GeisbergBr is' pat 1 sole "Shoe* Th Un^er Mas< I am a candidate for congress'from 1 the Third Congressional district, cub-j io ct to the rules of tho Democratic Primary; ' .- ? JNO. A. HORTON. I announce myself a candidate tor congress from the Third District I will abide the rules, regulations ! and results of the Democratic Primary. . HENRY C. TILLMAN. .FRED DOMINICK IS A CANDI j DATE FOR CONGRESS SUBJECT TO ! THE RULES Ol' THE DEMOCRATIC I PARTY, v.. FOR SOLICITOR ! t am a candidate for Gol lc! tor of the Tenth Circuit, subject to tho rules, of ] the democratic pur?y. LEON L. RICE. I hereby announce myself a candi dato , for tho .office. of aollr >. br of tho Tenth Judicial circuit, Subject to the rules and'.regulations, of the ' Demo cratic primary. <*? ' KURTZ P SMITH. \.I Mreby announce myself a can didate to- solicitor of tho'tenth . Ju diebil c cuit, sub?oct . tb tho action *)f . ?ho; democratic party lu" the.en suing primary election. ! " J. lt.; ?3?RLJ3.4 FOR SU??RV?OR , - . . - .Vt .'ho reny announcer mycalf an - a candidato for tho oulco or buporvisor cf Anderson county, subject .to the roles of tljo .democratic party! ?'.?^I hereby? uisnounro^ myself as a candidato for. reelection as Supervi sor'or Amlni so? ;. ?unty, subject'tb the tules of 'ibo Dembcratlc Prithary. election. '-.VV r .-J.- MACK KINO. SUPER?HTENDENT OF A' ? : CATION .' . . I hereby announce.myself a candi? date for the office.bf Superintendent IO I w your suriner footw< loraey* Every item nar '--all we ask is "come i tua Me lal welt OxfordB and good wearer, worth >, on -rale hero 'for; !.. ......$3,00 $1.50 .. j?t,'. Women's pumps worth 1*2 to 7. os.SfeoeCo. aftfistisfy" mic Temple Whito Car with heel w Tan Barcf slid flexible. Small sizes Oho lot s Loather. Gu $400. 15.00 a White can Good for au herc for... Ono lot hi with Cuban We' pera fo patent and $3 of.Education tor Anderson county, subject to the rules of tho D?mocrat ie'primary. Flatform: Efficiency in the Behool room, , batter schools tn the rum! and mill districts, more Ander son county'glrlB as teachers and ho partiality Whatever in selecting teach ers. G.T.WILLIAMS. ' I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to tho office of Superintendent of Education, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. J. B. PELTON. " m COUNTY TREASURER "1 hereby nun ou nco myself a candi date for County Treasurer, subject to tho ru!CG of the democratic partir*. H. -.-CRAIG. I hereby announce myself a candi? da*':.. 2or County Treasurer, subjoct te. the rules of t'.'.o dem oe IT. He party, ?J. Xi. C. GRIFFIN. 1 hereby announce '..myself a candi date for County, Tren.,m er,subject to tho rutea of tho democratic party. S. Al WRIGHT. 1, hereby announco myself a candi date for; ro-o?e?tlon. to Jthe office ot j Treasurer for Artdoraop. couuty,; abb-H joct tb tho rules of the democratic primary. I * Ow N. C. BOLEMAN. ~* SHERIFF ~ ~~ by nimouut nyB?lf a candi- j flaW for the offico'of Sheriff for Ah | deruen county, ?ahiact-io- the T?ls?.e?} the,democratic party, I T. J. ' MARTI JV', 5 hereby . announce myself a candl duto for, Sh?ri?f.; qf Anderson, county, ??i:l.i|?.-c:l to the rulen bf tho Democratic primary. *?'.?'.' yr> B. KINO. fl hereby, announce myaolf a- candi-1 data tpr the office of Shortff of An derses county subject to the rules ct the Democratic primary. . ? ?? W. ?, ,fi. MARllBTT. to put it off till Begm now yt* your of fice ai comfortable ? ??fes &???1 M mm m ' iva? Rubber. Solo Oxfords for Me?, ortb $2.00 on salo bore. .'$i?2S oot Sandals for boys and girls, soft All slzos up to 2. Price %1M. ... .... ampio Oxrords for nun ' In Patent n Metal and Tans-w<v?ib. ' $3.50, nd S6.00 on sato hore for.; . ,$&25 ?vasa Rubbor Sole shoes Cor ?iris, mmol- wear-regular $J>.50 valu?? .... . . . . ...?i.?? ind turned Patent Loather Pumps heel, 13.00 valuo, hero for....$1.95 FOR $1.00 offer one lot sample clip r women, In gun metal and Jeat?x?r, worth $2.50, $3 ?.80. X hereby announce mysolt as n can? dldate for-j ejection to the office pt Sheriff, subject to tho rules pf the D?mocratie party. JOH M. H. A8RMI-V CLERK OF COURT I horcuy announcp myself os a candidato for re-election '?' as clerk'of court, tubject to ' the rules of tito doniocratlc primary election. JAB. ,M. PB ARM AN. / ,.: HOUSE OF TATIVS5S I hereby announce myself a> candi-; to for the Rouse bf Representatives for Anderson county, subject to tho rules ot tho democratic parly. , W* W. SCOTT. ty hereby announce' myself a candi-" date for tho Houso of . Roprcscnta voB' for. Andoraon county, subject to he rules of tho Democratic party. e.p. LOCKE Y, The Mill Candidate, FQ^OUC?W I hereby announce wiyflolf .?.,candi date for thc o'fflco of Coroner for An darson count}',.aubj?cUto tho rulos pf the democratic-party,'.-lt Ima boen roi* pleasurci to sbrvo you in this.capacity four yearfl. 1?I03TI2. If coi that J ala capable and I nned tho oilico. J, ?bVAS BEASLEY. -_ I hereby announce n-r^sglf. a candi dato for reelection to tho ellice nt Coronor for^And^rson county,. mibJiSt ii?vino T'U?OS.'OT'xn?'.??noereitiQ pri mary. J. ?. HARDIS. i h-roby announce jny&el'f ?'( a can didate for electioni."'td: \hoj' bulee ! of Coronar, subject io tho TUVCO ofthu dcm'ocr'ntlo party. ',. T. , E. PlCLiKREY . f. hereby .announce; my^If a eVndi dato for the outee of Coroner tor'An dors?a couuly, subject to tbo rules of tho-'dor?ocr?tlc primary. ' J. QOHDON. FREDEIifCK?. next ..se?sbiii 3 |iay? id. horne 5very hot ?ay.