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RIAKIYK 10 SUHR
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DIES AS RESULT OP INJU
Miss Davison Succumbs to Fr^u
Skull as Result of Attempt
Halt the King's Horse.
London, June 8.?Emily W
Davfcnn thn flrafr m o ?
age school boys wii
go to gettys]
RIES.
University of South Caroli
<ture<l Cleinson Will Send Stude
, to Instruction Camps.
Washington, June 8.?
20 school and universities
have announced their Intel
INQUIRY TO BE R
BURG
l/OBBY PROBE TO C
na and
nt8 to Channels of Investlgatli
Will Have Important 1
- About on Approaching I/eg is
already
ition of Washington
ESWilED ENDS LIEE we
CAEBOI
ONTINUK.
HurIi F. Kuist, Pro
?n Opened Wealthy Citizen of <
influence Commits Suic
lation. Greenville Special in
?.llt __ Courier. June 7.?A
rH 1,000 Italians Fa
Tr. Ar'TTI Chiasso, Switzerla
1 ^ censorship which the
Dient has imposed on
minent ami to the state of affairs
Jreenville, particularly with re?
ide. feat of the Italian fort
on May 16 has made 1
i News and tajn exact informatioi
amoii
in Fight.
al news relating Vapglp
in Trippoli and iy uW'/WlyL Mfl
:es at Sidi Garba (, V
it difficult to obn
on the rscpnt
.uv.., ?UV uv luaivjl IV lilt
tana efforts of women to obtal
suffrage, died today at the F
hospital as the result of a fr;
of the skull sustained in an at
to stop the King's horse, A
during the running of the der
Wednesday last. Only the m
of the hospital and two nurses
pregent at the deathbed, Miss
son'&'elatives having left the
ing ,^''|en told that there w
i mm- sending students to attend t
In the tary instruction camps to t
3psom under the auspices of the
icture partment at Gettysburg
tempt park, Pennsylvania, from Ji
niner, August 15 next, and at th<
by on di<>, Monterey, Cal., form Ji
iatron August 8, inculslve. A
were colleges were invited to par
Davi- Among the institutions wh!
build- assured the department they
as no rpnrpHpnipd ?* " v"'" *
he mill- President Wilson nor the
>e held ic managers of the two b
war de- Congress could estimate
National what effect the senate's i
lly 7 to "lobbying investigation" 1
i Presi- upon the progress of the
jly 1 to the currency reform plar
hundred business of Congreca.
ticipate. In the six days of g
ich have which it has subjected
will be themselves, the investtgs
.?tenner with a bit of carbolic a
Democrat- a qutn and another gla
ranches of e(j with water, sitting I
last night 8i(je bis bed, and a let
emarkable bis desk, in which he
la to have directions as to the d
tariff bill, bis property and pra><
i or other mercy on his soul, is
world knows today of
rilling to Hugh B. Buist, one of
senators wealthiest and most pi
iting com- 7o?u ~ *
?,j reverses in that terrlti
cid left in it, , . , .. ,
*s partly fill- 'earned, however, thai
n a chair be- Sidi Garba was due to
ter found on of the Arabs. It is 1
gave certain *hat over ono thousai
lisposition of killed in Hartle.
?d God have
all that the
the death of Guaranteed Kczei
Greenville s rj?|ie constant ltcl
romninet citl- ^
ory. It has been I
t the disaster at I Ilnv|A1, F
a well-laid plan I ndTICj'L
earned, however I
id Italians were E
I "King of M
na Remedy. I
hing, burning, | Free-Wheel
lavidson
otorcycles"
Controle and
nope rcrr ner regaining cons
ness. A few moments befor
death two comrades draped
screen surrounding the cot wit
^-fateful colors of the Women'
clal and Political Union, whic
wore when she made her sens
al attempt to inter'ere wit
great classic of the British tui
Miss Davison had attempt
grab tbe King's horse, Anmer,
the race was belne run ?nH fn
K ut v & aic, 1
clous- South Carolina and Clems
e her lege.
the "i have been very much
.h the and gratified," said Secrets
s So- rison in a statement issued
h she "with the interest shown
atlon- college students and the em
h the meat given by prominent
rf- throughout the country to
ed to partment's new and original
while college student camps of Ins
11 tin. i- ?
larvaru, nus secured mrorn
ion Col- opened up channels of In
that are likely to have an
pleased Influence upon the whole
iry Gar- legislation in the future,
tonight, Wilson's charges that an
by the large "lobby" was engage*
courage- to influence changes In
men formed the basis for the Ir
the de- under way, but it has ru
plan of 8lde the scope of the tari
itructlon brought the senate commi
ull.i a luuncr pr*>i
lation and throp College, who wa
vestigation dRa(1 in his bed early t
Important Buist's death hi
course of profound shock througl
President for Df an men on ?
unusually thought he would be
I in trying who WOuld have ended
the tariff was the possessor o!
iqulry now most valuable property
n far out- an,j %%as jURt completin
ff and has cent mansion, to whi
[ttee un to
re?or in Win- ,'~r? 1 v
is discovered f?chts ?.f. eczeDJa; tett
:his morning. l*ch' piles and irrita
is caused a M?" caa bel readily
tiout the city. ^jn ade ,clear and
>arth it was ^ Hobs<>n a Eczema
the last one ?; C. Eveland. of E
his own life. * had e"e,r3 *went;
f some of the trjed *' ^thti
in the citv Wben 1 fount Dr. H
ft a maenifi- Ointment I found ?
oh rra ointment 1. the form
1 u it? ei- __
er, salt rheum, | Full-Flotelng Se
ting skin ertip- j fortable and du
cured and tho , Used by Doctc
I smooth with T n ,
i Ointment. Mr. I emen' Rural
lath* 111., says: j business men e^
y-five years and our catalog and
ig. All failed. ter ask us to
obson's Eczema .
i cure." This! *?u one- All, to
tula of a physl- j ftlso parts and
at. Very ^comrable
machine.
>rs, Salesmen,
Carriers and
irer/Where. Oet
forms or betcall
and show
lodels in stock.
Tires, Belts.
der the horse's feet, throwlni
horse and Jockey to the gr
Both the horse and Jockey wer
iously injured and Miss Dav
skull was fractured. She was
for her daring feats in behal
militancy. One of her earliei
ploits was to barricade herself
cell and she was only subdued
the aid of a fire hose. On an
occasion she cast herself dov
~ * *-*%
.. ? Hi military science. This
g the plainly the immense current
ound. triotism beneath the surface
e ser- running strong and pure.
Ison's _____
A Duty For Women
it ex- Detroit Free Press.
ln ? What Detroit?In commc
with m08t Qf our cities?very <
other ca|jy needs is a more rigid t
n a finiioim 1 41
shows the edge of what is expe
t of pa- one ?' the most searchini
) still is ever conducted in the q
"legislative influence."
Progress on the tariff b
boen hindered during th(
the lobby investigation, bi
lieved that before the rec
,th Underwood bill finally gel
. .. the senate debate the lob
' P ~ gation will have become
md con- lsaue ln tho fl<rKt
-r- -- planned to bring his b
cted to be la(jy 0f 22 years of ai
< luquirles ^a., this month. He ^
uestion of being a widower
. vear or so.
ill has not Mr Buist was a natb
; week by and during his lifetin
it it is be- active in political cii
onstructed heltj seVeral offices of
ts into the and honor. He was cht
by investi- park and tree commis;
a direct fforts toward rr.nk???
* * *
cian ana nas been ii
ride, a young not an experiment
;e of Toccoa. we can guarantee it.
vas 62 years or by mail. Price
for the past chemical Co., Phtla(
Lrf>uf?.
ire of the city
ie was quite ?TtCS
rcles. having cOIaI4E?E OF CI
public trust sooth Carolina's O
ifrman of the ' 120th Year Begh
don and his ,j.ntr.nM
?t r>? *"
a use for years Chains, Qfls, <
. That la why your rush order
All druggists,
50c. Pfeiffer ===
lelphla and St.
T. S. CH
lABLBSTON?1* "T1"' Moto"
Idest College. OREKN'WO
ns Sept. 26.
stc. Send us
8.
[IPLEY
Tel? Man/*
OD, 8. O.
uibui ui Biuirs in jan ana wai
lously injured. She was one c
most persistent invaders of
house of commons, which she g
at one time through the air
She assaulted a clergyman in tl
lief that he was Chancellor I
George.
The Inquest will be held Tu<
The funeral wil take place in
Say and members of the Wo:
ocial and Political Union will
?wvi iMO|ICCUUil
H, 8?r" stricter enforcement of pu
jre laws. When dealers send
. j": human consumption fish th
a'n5. a cat would scorn, and the
snai . tjQn a gjjjcijen dinner is i
Tovd" flavorless, but actually bit
oy cause of overlong residence
. storage, it is time for houst
inn- to do something more enereg
mon'n return the unfit food to the
take Women, though voteless.
??o ** v.
*uu a leged "lobbyists" has beer
re food ed aa yetj but facts brouj
out for genators on the witness
at even the course the committee
founda- mined upon for the futur
aot only cjear that Congress will
ter, be- to consider : A registr
in cold requiring every "lobbyh
jkeepers agent or other person wh(
;tic than Washington to influenc
dealer, tlon to at once identify h
have it ?-?
tue ai- ,. . ..
i question- city beautiful weri
;ht out by thr?ughout the comti
stand and ?af a son of the
has deter- Uuist' Pastor of the Fi
e, make ft r|an church, and is sur
be urged 8'8ters and one brother
ation law "1<s- Emma Anderson,
it," active' burK: Mrs Lula Bull
> comes to Greenville, and Prof. G
? legisla- Wurman University. M
Imself and a -^^mber of the Soi
VI uAouiiua
? recognized county seats on Frid
[lunity. He 9 a- m3
Rev. E. T. F?H four-year coui
rst Presbyte- B- A. ?nd B. S. degr<
vived by two A free tuition bcI
These are signed to each count
of Spartan- Spacious buildings
at Clyde, of grounds, well equfpp
A. Buist, of unexcelled library fai
r. Buist was finest Museuirn'of nai
ith Carolina South.
liuu UL an lae
ay, July 11, at
rses lead to the Lancaster & C]
Warship la ae- 8cheduU Effect
ty Of the state. Eastern
i and athletic WE9TB
ed laboratories, .
cllltles, and the *-v- ^ancaster . ..
tural history In JjV* j,?** Lawn...
Lt. Richburg . . .
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tester Ry. Co.
March 3rd 1911.
Time.
IOUND
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a prominent part.
Speaking with great emotl<
Hyde Park meeting this after
Srs. Deschard said she hoped
e case of Miss Davison >
kindle a flame in the pulse of
3'hich would end the present i
tuatlon.
Miss McGowan, another s
gette leader, said Miss Davlsot
S given her life to call attention t
wrnn.. 1
wthln their power to reguli
>n at *a'n abuses. They buy wh
noon, 'amllles eat. Unless they b
k that fo?d their families suffer in
vould Unless they get what they ]
men both In quality and quant
awful fan*lly Income Is wasted. Sc
was fined the other day for
ufTra- a bushel of onions that wa
i had Quirts short of full measure
:o the was an unusually heavy to
in h H \1/ man v Kimk A1? ? ___ _ _
-- me interest he represt
ate cer- condemnation and possibl
at their tion 0f the present system
uy good facturing sentiment" in a
health, influence that state's sei
pay for, representatives upon an,
ity. the igialative matter,
tmebody The chief Influence of
selling inquiry upon the present
s seven vision probably will (fdin
i. That nectlon with the sugar i
11, but fights, around which will ?
ents. The ^onsuiuilorai Convent!
ie prohibi- b?.,nK ? representative
of "manu- vlUe *0""*/ at that tir
i state, to alao a member of the
nators or semb,y trom this count;
y certain terms. When Winthrop
established he accepted
the lobby of horticulturist at tha
tariff re- Some or six year
e In con- turned to ihis city and
and wool time has been active i
vatra m.?preserve and beautffv i
on of 1895, Expenses reasonab
from Green- a?d catalogue, add re
ne He WAR HARRISON RANDOI
Genera! As
y for several Schedules Southc
> College was _ . _
the position P mler Carrier o
t institution. N. B.?Schedule flj
s ago he re- M Information onlj
I since tha? S?nranteed.TCfrectlTe
n efforts to Daily departure fi
t? TtarVu en#1 Nn III^I 1 A A C n
le. For term* Ar* Chester
8?'? . . EASTB
jPH, President. _ ?
Lr. Chester
n.ji Lr* R'chburg .. .
m 1 tail way. Lv. Bascomvllle..
f the Soetfc. L-t. Fort Lawn ..
(urea published Ar* Lancaster....
f and are not Connections?Chi
Sspt. IS. 1911. era. Seaboard a
rota Lancaster: Northwestern Rallv
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ester. /1th 9outhnd
Carolina A
/ays.
Tf * vugo wi TT urncu. OUC RI1CW
Savison always had held the
iat a woman's life would ha
be sacrificed before the womi
the country would get justice.
How to Keep a City Clean
Augusta Chronicle.
Mayor Davant. of Savannah,
out a circular letter asking hla
nln f/\e nit wnrAollonn AC* *<*
miss * ? ~uuoueig are sno
lew one to three quarts, and t
ve to chaser accepts the shortage
m of a murmur?
The tise of certain del
preservatives Is forbidden
temptation to use them Is s<
especially in summer, that v
ulous dealers run the chanc<
occasional visits of food ins
8ent A dealer once guilty of si
should be always under ?u
ri rrom 0f the forthcoming tafitf
he pur- the senate, well organlzi
without tensive campaigns have b>
to exist on both sides of
eterious tarifT question, and syst?
The tivtty by the wool protect
o great, has been testified to by n
inscrup- tors.
5 of the FRIBNDB ARE AC1
ipectors. President Wilson's friei
ich use senate are gathering mate
anlctnn
debate in ^rees*d
and ex- Mr- Ruist will be bu
een shown ternoon in Christ Chun
the sugar
INCUJ8KD FIND
aany sena- '
There's a Right and a
the to 8tlck " 0
rial as the New York Sun.
Hill and w?f lUtlou
ried thai af- No. 118??1:31 a. i
ch Cemetery. Columbia and way at
No. 114?2:00 p. i
Columbia. Charleston
STAMP. tlons.
No. 117?7:48 p
Wrons Wnv H,,1? YorkTilla and w
^ n? Way Charlotte. Waahlngto
* and New York.
E. McGee. A. 0
?i| mf | run jutiwn, w?i
l Une Railway,
m. for Camden, j Lancaster, with ?
tatlona j API
m. for Camden,
\ and way sta
, ? . NANCY HALL and
ay tatlona Also of Sweet Potato
n, Philadelphia Beet, Pepper, Q
Plants. Free price
\. P. A.. Col am* _. JT
id seaooara Air
Jouthero Railway.
McLURE. Si>;>t.
I otker TarlatlM
Planta, Tomato,
flery and in
> list.
y?u ivt o uggcobiuiio an iu XI vJ
better keep the city clean. H<
received a large number of re
some of which are local to S
nah, but some of which may b<
tips for other cities.
Not all of the people who
written to agree that it Is the n<
of the public that is respousibl
the unclean condition that clt]
QueSBf- Is In, as is indicated b:
sugfc^Mon: "To have the city
,w he has probably acquired th
e has We have laws enough, pi
iplles, them. It Is easy to get a
avan- the statute books, but quite
e fine matter to get that lftw e
Enforcement is spasmodic, h
were effective. There Id a clamor
sglect outcry over some vlolatio
le for straining measures are take
f short time vigilance Is relax
V i"'s presently, like flies frightens
show .? -
. uoiuifii) inugl^HH 10 8U]
e habit, free sugar stand by an effo
lenty of that Louisiana, Hawaiian
law on to Rican can growers
another American beet sugar m
nofrced. ers have exhausted all
ence In- means to arouse public
and an against free sugar. Ful
m; re- orous a fight will be mat
n; in a other side, to prove from
ed, and mony of the lobbyists,
sd from sugar refiners, particular!]
pport his '"Every day you lear
>rt to show new," remarked a man
and Puer- busy opening letters,
and the 50 letters a week witl
anufactur- stamp stuck on the cor
possible ply. There is only one O
sentiment lea that knows how to i
ly as rig- on a letter."
le on the "What's his stunt?"
the te8tl- the friend,
that cane "Instead of sticking
f the Fed- hu o =? *1? * T 1
n fr,eth,n* Charleston. O* ^
i that was
"I get about '
ti a postage
ner for a relan
In AmerJtick
a stamp
demanded
: the stamp | 111
air*7, D. P. Jl, v* AiyiriKLi
Charlotte
u f AIlMn,
, N. C.
m \
the right spirit by covering its
bage and paper trash wagons."
man who wrote this called att?
to the fact that garbage and
is scattered on the streets b;
wagons that go about uncovet
Samples of the replies are:
Have boxes or bags at the ]
schools, and secure the assistar
the teachers in having childre
them Instead of throwing
* -? i? .u ? ? aw- ?2? .?
camuu, me onenaers are
' their nefarious business. At
stance, take the "fortune
ntion were driven out of th<
.tr^K forced to a temporary abanc
^ . of their trade?but who ai
* again, less boldly, it is tr
... still gathering in their spoi
public cre(iuiou8 and foolish .
ice or jjut what can voteless wo
n U8e toward securing pure foo
paper ^ey Can *o tn m n rir? ?nH
back at oral Refining Company,
i an in- the bone and sinew of the
tellers," campaign, and would he
) city? beneficiaries if Presidenl
lonment measures for free sugar ir
e at it carried out.
ue, but Senators have talked
Is from their ownership of prop
commodities that are afTet
men do majority of senators insist
dstuffs? ownership never influen<
oa votes and that Ihaw o?a ?
? ?* wiiici ou mat i )
have been a daub of mucilage to
free sugar corner stay down, he
the chief the middle, so that wlu
t Wilson's again all the edges are
i 1916 are the little spot in the cei
matter."
freely of ?
ertie8 The Fly.
eted. The
that such 1.?Where is the fl]
ced their manure and tilth.
iiuui iuucuco uu iuh Kiuuua.
Have teachers instruct the
dren that It Is a violation. fo
nances to use chalk on sidewal
houses or fences, and get poll
co-operate in stopping scribbll
this character.
Have another inspection i
premises and notice served on
without covered garbage cans 1
them and use them before the
j weather sets in.
kll eyei. They can report ere
I." In which unwholesome tdbi
oral- fere(j for their use. They
j ?r ganize housewives leagues i
lce , the city?in the poorer qua
ng ? well as out North Woodwi
. .. among the poorer folks at
y. a more rampant because bad
those bejnf? HOl(| raore cheaply, I
?, g in demand through ignoranc
warm effecta> They can insist th
turn ??? ???v/ i?t c LAVj
ry case ^ pwswaHy in any ite
I is of- present tariff ifcw.
c4n of- From the attitude of re
ill over the senate committee, it I
rters as no recommendation will
ird, for af?a'nst senators voting uj
use is ules of the tariff that m
I food, th**r interests. Such a \
is more ls bo?nd to affect many m
e of its one or more items,
at bak-I "
>?. wuceru- 2. WD?r6 does the
ms of the every kind of tilth.
3.?Is anything too t
lembers of fly to eat? No.
Is believed 4. (a)?Where does
be made he leaves the Surface ct
[>on sched- man'ire bile and the si
ight affect to the kitchen and din
jroposition < t?> What does he d<
embers on walks on the bread, fri
tables. He wipes his
? I butter and ?
fly live? la w
llthy for the
he go wbeu
oeet and the V1
dttoort? Inling
room. M
d there? He W 1 ?
lit and vege- 1 LJ ftj
feet on the I | | ? '?
ntilL- M
WikM Af, Vt C. K. ZlMtnu IB
MI) f ARINl
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FT
if/ Have the trash wagons call
frequently In business district,
plaints have been made that
wagons do not come unless sei
to collect accumulated trash.
Provide more boxes In the
ness district. They are too seal
now. And see that there are c
on them easy toTaise.
Prohibit the scattering of
bills and other advertising n
more ors wagons and mi!k wai
Com- 8ubJect?d to serubbings, ai
these can notG whether refrigerate
it for ou* f?ul a'r when opened.
can patronize the honest
busl- who observe sanitary rules,
ttered Prem'ses ar^ clean, and whos
overs ures bear the c,ty ?tamp. If
once "get together" in the
hand- man(*8 they can enforce tl
latter which men made at their
. . U Tl H f f\r miKlin rn
gons be SOCIETY EUGENI
nd they
>rs give Washington |,ea?iers Inter
They selves in New Yoi
dealers
whose Washington, June 8.?
ie meas Hay? Hammond has Inau
women camPa,Kn of society me
dr de- form an organization am
lie laws whose object will be the
reouest modern eugenics and the
of nreventine thp muiri!.
CS. 5.?Does the fly visit
sick with typhoid fevot
est Them- tlon and cholera in fa
k does?and he may call
6.?Is the fly danger
Mrs. John man's worst pest, and i
igurated a ous than wild beasts or
mbers to 7.?what disease d
iong those carry? lie carries tyr
> study of consumption and sui
1 problems plaint. Ilow? On his
??<" l -
L the patient
r, consuctpntnm?
He
or you next.
'ouHe Is
liorn dunRerrattlesnakes.
ons the fly
(hold fever,
mraer comwin^s
and .
Vilt/lAli
MAKER Si
U ML
\YS:
on me streets. utner cities do
cutting out this class of adver
matter entirely.
llrynn to Girl Graduates,
New York World.
"I would rather the head
dull than the heart cold," said
retary Hryan to the graduating
A VTyvttf -11 _
tisine ors w^? oh?y 'aws must
s tatned and encouraged by
patronage, and the other t
alone.
Spartan Philosophy.
were ('apt. Petty, in Evening Joui
I Sec- ar,, about to pass out
class merry month of May into tin
?h aeai- unflt
be sus- flrst meeting of tl
their oste(j Was highly suceessfu
ilnd let Hammond's handsome
room was filled with lead
"400" anxious to co-opt
her. Mrs. Woodrow VVi
Thomas R. Marshall, M
rnal. Clark, Mrs. Robert M. 1
of the Mrs. William J. Bryan, 1
Burleson and Mrs. Perrj
3 marry
v.?c nairy root. What is
name? Typhoid fly.
lose inter- 8.?Did he ever ki
1 and Mrs. n,> killed more Amerl
drawing during the Spanish-An
ers of the | than did the bullets r
>rate with jar,is.
Ison, Mrs 9?Where are the k
rs. Champ j,or Qf cases of typhoi<
LaFollette, sumption and summer
Mrs. A. S. where there are the m
r Helmont | 10 whom ?><>
hia correct i 1nat Dim
ing comfor
aerloan war 1
,! .h,> Span- wjtJ1 b
roatpst num- .
1 fover. con- I the room.
complaint:
ost '.lit'S- ^ ?
ng-room Chairs, he
table, should be in 1
alance of the furnis
Doyour dining roo
sides belarmony
hings of
m chairs
\j i it w iviMin'iif ,11'IS hi
whom ho exhorted to profor
"democracy of the heart" to
aristocracy of learning." Th
about what Klngsloy meant
he said: "He good, sweet maid
let who w ill be clc . r."
Rut are not these reaeti
views to express to young w
Oil the thri>ahnlil nf Ilin H
miooi, month of June.
ii,e It makes no odds what at
"'the an. born under, you will bo
Is is derlinK" if you always grove
w,lt>n dirt.
I, and There is no surer sign of p
erate man than his contempt
onary best and greatest men of th
omen '^n ?''i fashioned farmer si
loK(i, cotton will not grow and
were among mose tn attei
It was announced that
ars you man's clinic will be ope
an "un- town and many of tho?
1 In the Including Mrs- Wilson.
for the support of the un
Dr. Klenora Folkmar, a w
i degen- sician of Washington, was
for the cipal speaker of the afteri
e state, advocated sex education, <
tys that rlage, education In the an
thrive iliu husbands mnthor
idance. where there is the mos
a new wo- ?Why should we
nod down- itccauso he niay kill u
te present, 12. When shall we
subscribed ^ju j,im before he pot!
idertaklnR. |,jIU when he is a maRC
oman phy- nure pile?kill him wl
1 the prin- the (.rr state,
roon. She ?How? Keep th
early mar- an(j clean, and don't al
L of clioos- nur,. tn stay on the prr
U filth. i 111 ? <
kill the Mies? i
w- you any rr
kill the llv?
'tu!"fhemal yOUOWetl
ille he Is in | I . .
? ??ab,o dry Self and tC
low any ,na
raises loneer I J I fl 1 fl CT TOi
j tins iaear it aoes
lore to have them
his restful harmony
your guests. Our
n m r h Q 1 rc ic rrvmn
not cost
so, and
to you inline
of
1 ofn n n/1
feminine learning? They sma
Jane Austen ideals and are eon
to modesrn notions of sex eq
In culture. The times demand
* Intellectuality in women, wh
not with the emotional in<
etice that often accompanies i
And .after all, can a cold
do anything like as much hai
society as a dull head? Cold 1
are amenable to reason and m
,,r>'"' while you have to sleep und
ok of kiver" at night,
itrary j>0 the work in hand toda;
viality manner possible and y
more better prepared for the I
lether tomorrow.
ilffer- You may not be able to b
t. and children automobiles n
heart clothes, but you can make hi
m to hnppiest place on earth for l
marts you will do your best.
IIV VIA rnt- I- - *
t heavy health certificates in
and the single standard fo
y in the women.
ou will
tasks of
Son Charges Father With i
uy wife John M. Bryant, a well-tt
nd fine of Aiken county, has beoi
r>nie the on a warrant sworn out 1
them, if John C. Bryant, who chargi
or aM h a ro< TKa oMo?. T,
pvun.uua, | thmi one week. Ha1
marriage j fllth an(j trash accuraul
r men and ; promises removed or
least once a week.
14.?If your neighh
comply with these rule
tiles to breed on his i
>-do farmer vj8jt you, screen your
n arrested windows and keep the
>y hie son, , ? ?
as his fath > ( iiamherlain's Colic, 1
t'fi all other'
"'mL vo'i; we have th
?"?d'aauow? all cheap i
premises and ^
doors and Lome in a
m out.?Ex- 1
Cholera and
i i 11 i I .J IJ VUJU p
iem at a great range
n proportion to the
nd inspect them.
iviv,, anu
of price"
ir value.
warmed into responsiveness
moat a cold nature exercises n
limited influence for either go
evil. Rut who can answer fo
consequences of dullness, i
passive or under stress of emo
?*r excitement? A dull head
' menace against which society h
adequate remedy. "Against
pidlty," said Schiller, "the
themselves battle in vain."
?- i him is mo season when i
' and girls graduate. It la a gi
niy a f((r them Give them ail the
od or ulatlons you can so that th
r the ptart out with the assurar
either they aro appreciated at hoi
(tonal
ls n For Weakness and Loss of A
?i3 no
. The Old Standard general utrengther
GROVK'S TA8TKI.KSS chill TONIC.
gods Malaria r-nd huitd* up the system. A
and sure Appetizer. For n.lnlt* ??.i ?si
reat day Yr"'nK nryant'R Sam '
pong rat- recently. In the warrant It
icy may that the elder nryant set
ice that building, which was In ejr
"e- Ity to the dwelling hnum
Ilryant, hVs residence belne
ppetite from the tire The Rrya
imif tonic, and son are near nHRhboi
UuVtonfc fRW m,lM from town'
,1/nin is tii ] Diarrhoea Hen
wan burned Every family withe
t is allowed _jion 1 fl keep this prepar;
fire to the during the hot weather
me proxhn- mer months. Chambe
of lohr. C Cholera and Diarrhoea
: in danger worth many times its
? needed and is almost <
n I needed before ?h sum
-s, living & jt jias no j5\jperior for
| for which it is inteni
ie<ly.
tut exception ? ? |? |
:<tKm at hand A A| I r
of 'ho sum- I II 111 1 L
rlaln'a Colic. MJ XI 11 VI,
Remedy la
i coat when !
'ertain to bo ;
nier Is over ~*"""
the purposes
led. Buy it
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