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VISCOUNT HAM nnrcT nr a a/ PLANNING FOR 1?14 < : - i ? H~niPA '* Congressional THE LANCA AMPAK1N FLOWER C0UR1 ( ommittw nr Tur nnnn STER NEWS, SEPTEM] SHIPS ^govkknohs CI.O fll rv n 11 m Inspect Colorado \ \ 3KR 2, 1913. SE CONFERENCE ARMY NA ~ AT. Highway Huilt liv VY GAME |>?mtw Com Swimming I FAIR OF PAST in I.ee I 3 Jty, and the townships of 'enns and Carters Crossbounty. to a notnt !> nr uULOl ur HIKI Britain's Lord High Chi Visits the United Stt IS ENTERTAINED ILKIOH ; ? Washington, August 25 publican Congressional co day organized outlined iincellor plans for the coming cam resentative Frank P. Woe ttes. who is regarded as a Hep gressive, was elected chs Attention will be giver r t> 4 r? *he pending contests in tl ISA It. 20th New York. 1st We I iinlriitaii. yj- |Ht UUUU >.?The Re- vivvw immittee to Its general ipalgns. Re- People Not SO 5 >ds, of Iowa TU?r.n ubllcan pro- Those D?) ilrman. i at once to le 3d Maine WOULD TAKE Tl >st Virgina ( old uaki Governors from t , who have been atte strenuous in nee of Governors. \ day session at noo iys. the last four hour studying the convi building. Following liwr? 1?A?IY Conference, the IINliS were taken on Br onvirts. , Col. Auk.- 29 ? We8t Pw,nt w wenty-flve States, dian School ndlng the Confere- Ai vho closed a threen to-day. diverted West Point, s of their stay to rial announcem ct system of road Army Athletic the closing of the would be no State Executives game this year I ilUtnmnhilo tnnr ^ i? " " * near M'anvil -S tance of api .. . ... ... with the rij ill Meet t arlisle In- Qf extendlng 1 Tei\m Instead of erai rights, nnapolis. hereinafter \ the construe N. Y., AVP- 30.?OfTl- shall also 1 lent was rtaade by the powers an< Council l(iat there build and ct army-navy\ football exceeding o The army will play miles, each. le, in Lee County, a dis>roximately eleven miles, fht, power and privilege the same under the genpowers and privileges granted and given for tion of branch lines; and lave the further rights, i privileges to lay out, mstruct branch lines, not ne hundred and fifty in leneth nt\n\rrw.?, ,-i., I, Speaking to Newspaper 3* Freely Predicts Home Itul Ireland Not Far Off, New York, Aug. 30.? Haidane, the first Lord Hig cellor of Great Britain to 1 country since Cardinal Wolf to France 4 00 years ago. uuu ou congressional ui committee is preparing f ten He 'n its history to tali Senatorial election in le For where a successor is abou ted to Senator Jackson. Next year there will b< Viscount States Senators elected in h Chan- States. The committee eave his avoid any conflict betwei ley went and the work of the nati< arrived lican committee. siricis. i ne | or the first ;e part in a In the Ante-Bellum Maryland, < |)|<| Net Announce t to be elec- Weeks Ahead of p 31 United Exchange, the various . purpose to ' The reason ^ >n its plans don't marry as soon as jnal Repub- I was growing up?" I over several miles I tain roads constri Period a Girl , To-morrow the Go Engagement j for Denver. Marriage. The feature of i Conference of Go\ j an address by Go1 l Dunne, of Illinois, young people "Growth of Public 5 they did when ties." His address A handsome treatise on the dt nlnn in *V?o vorlnno . me c arnsie in< of highway mnun- the navy at We icted by convicts. 29. vernors will leave There has b< fort to arrang* the session of the which usually -ernors today was Franklin FJeld irernor Edward F. West Point ' who spoke on the fan to be playe ; Control of Utili- jn New York, v i was an extensive e(j on Franklin velopment of the "The Army nan school Instead of or beginninj st Point on November main line 01 through the *en friction in the ef- Sumter, Le< ? the annual game Chester, Fa has been played on | "Second: in Philadelphia. 3 of the am wished the game this of the comi d at the Polo grounds day of Febr rhile Annapolis insist I '\Third: Field. word? "as n Athletic Council re- said <\nrnnrn ? r?-?i vw...iuvil \ 111^ K at any point on its branches and extending counties of Clarendon, e, Kershaw, Lancaster, 'irfleld or Chesterfield." By striking out Section endments to the Charter 'any, approved the 28th uary A. D. 1899," By adding after the nay be determined on by tnr" In Qnetlnn O here yesterday on the si Lusltanla for a flying visit dayB in this country and The Lord High Chancellor, position in England correal that of Chief JuBtice of the court of the United States, as a guest of the American II elation, before which he wil an address at its annual me Montreal next Monday. La tin n/QQ ontortfifnpH nt a ritnn .eamship Representative Crampt< of five Kan> introduced a resolutl Canada. National Convention and whose the representation of th >onds to states. It was determine supreme to refer these questions is here cutive committee, iar Asso1 deliver , setlng in Men> Who Are He pf "wen Ralner (Oregon) Review w11hiuii wno is ens on, of Michi grand-daughters and ion to call a at a fashionable s I to reduce shook her head as sli e Southern question, seemingly h d. however, ing an answer, to the exe- "One reason is be< don't go about it in 1 her husband said, cor sistance. "Why, whi tppy. have said to me, my chasing you around iperoning two a tcraiid niece on' m?rt> Partlcul urumor resort tlhe, '"ovome ie repeatod fie ,f8f'f ,n ^"ite fr opeless ot fnd- , w^u? w ? ? soldier Into Mexico cause the boys ~an wome" "Pl he right way." Gov<>rnor O. B Co ning to her as- a a a an( ?t would you .w,t.b the Governor dea-. if after la8Af,!,Kht; a tennis court know that I a ovules nif *. i"" prets to state," arly since ment. "that af nt began to show fort. It has beer om. the Naval Athl very United States location for thi to protect Araeri- between the ml cessarv," declared emics. While hiultt. of Texas,in gratefully appr iuet in connection the University 's Conference here PXerted itself t ing accomraofli m treading on dan- made upon the reads the announce- charted ap ter making every ef- 1888, tlic wt 1 unable to agree with its or their etic Council upon the signs." s year's football game, "Fourth: litarv and naval aoad- of Section 4 the army council charter app eeiates the fact that February A, of Pennsylvania has tion 6 of tt o the limit in provtd- 1 charter, aft itions, the demands Carolina" tt Armv Athletic Pmin. >? ' vv* '" ?^VVVI\/|| U VI IUQ proved December 22nd, ords "or corporators, hie, heirs, successors or asRy adding, at the end of the amendment to the roved the 28th day of . D. 1899, which is Seole now further amended er the words "South le words "and the stock In behalf of the association Severance of St.. Paul. His ] Includes visits to West Pol Albany. Previously warned that h expect to be Interviewed bj can newspaper men on his a New York, the Chancellor g delegation of them who boa Lusltanla and submitted to interview when he reached h by C. A. The place to take a 1 Itinerary measure jp not in the m 'nt am nor in the forum, or the i _?~v? 'Me own fireside. There h le might , Ameri- mask and you may lei rrival in he is imp or angle, king < reeted a or humbug; we care nc rded the what the worid may say another . ... ij8 hotel reputation or what his r on a liot arternoon I true man's to marry me?" arket place, , The grandmother sr field, but by her h<iad. . . "Of course you wo ie lay as t c mitten, and I i 1m whether served it," the grandl or cur, hero "Just think of the v >t a copper an treated Agnes. >,ic ?test night we have ht ' p she came out here a eligion may waB engaged. That had asked you ?r / E " States should nc oiled and shook wJll,e Americans t |ed and outraged uld have given rePul)lic.' should have de- Governor Colqul rather went on. t,on of ?Yen.,n ray that voting ncos the Mexioa About the hot- werp4 ,n parked co id this summer H?? f,, Secretar nd told us she r?ll''."n I'anp voune fellow a ^ 8 cahlnt for Dui ine united cji have assur >t stand idly by make the plavi ?re beinp murder- Franklln Field in the rebellious , army point of ' I "In the searc tt spranp the sensa the game woulr K with his uttera- n truly national in situation, which gpsted the Pol ntrast to the state- York. This pr< y of the Interior -with the appro i, praising Wilson thorities, howe their work. thr>HMoc ? ? - uuiurio vi i. ned proportions thatimous vote ub of tho game upon right and c impossible from an company as view. 'lzed, the na h for a location where poration is I assume the aspect of road Compa ; event, tho Army sug- I And, o Grounds in New | Whereas, ^position did not meet the said co val of the Navy au- ! power to c< ver. The Army au- ' of way, ext rr 'I- " " iiv tompany, oy a unanihaving exercised the hanged the name of the by this Section authorme and style of this corthe North Westehn Railny of South Carolina." under said amendment rporation will have the >ndemn lands for rights enslons and the frectlon FAVORS WOMAN SUFFT Lord Haldane freely d many questions of the day, that he was in favor of suffrage, prophesied that a m of peace was far ofT, said 1 tions between Germany and were never more cordial, pre intellectual growth of the States and predicted that hr for Ireland would soon he tAGF ' babies dread coming; if his better ha declared her hoart evor>' tirae sh woman for a five dollar bill, he's illlenium the first water. Rut if :he rela- rush to the front gate to and love's sunshine illun lised the United ?* "'R when she he? ime rule steps, you can take it an ac- that hp is tmp pniii fnr 1 hie home had been jumping ai If swallows room with her?the? e asks him tango, I believe. Th , , happened. Why, in i ' a frau<1 would never have tho his children ing in such a way." greet him. "Hot# did we mam les the face peated the question .. , ' then continued. "T1 1 h,p foot- serenades." for granted "YeR. we girls liket lite hnmo lo rul '' 1 Vto irr-?n/l ound the ball- j n <t i r called It the Don 1 at was when It Exchange, our day n man one day at a tit uglit of propos- l1ved up to. will k< and the cheeks age It?" he re- oon?t begin to wc thoughtfully, days beforehand, tere were the enough when they dread of what ma> 1 to he serenad- that makes one ol , ? 111-~ could not be gli Worry. anywhere else. returned to wl ?' conscientiously "'"^ArTonl "J''"' 7" brl?1t thnrltle. failed round and rosy Groundt. Wpst >rry about things (, t tl ' . T* ..in * .. viiot. tn(? Armv T? , IV compelled to f rnmo nnf wgovernment In .1 ?tJnW iS- that would pro d before the time. ? , IS muse me KUIUt- or CIPpOtB, y2 ,-en this naionnl aspect ings, neeess preferred that It be | uses of si.lc lere It was originally Now, thei he home grounds. lsh all and s \ after the Navy au- tliat they i to agree on the Polo have, hefon Point or Annapoils, capital bulli council found Itself Carolina, 01 am to the only other 6th, A. P., stitution for a game ; M. why sail ive a fitting climax to ment to cha trus, shops or other buiidtrv or convenient for the 1 corporation; refore, this is to admoninpular parties at Interest ?how cause. If any they ? me In my ofl'.ce In the ling at Columbia, South ^ Saturday, September 1013, at 12:00 o'clock, ii supplement or amendrter of said North West compllshed fact. Lord Haldane chuckled v question of woman suffra brought up. "Yes, I'm a suffragist,' "but I do not approve of the suffragettes. You are forti have no militant suffragette! country and I sincerely h( militant idea will not gain hold here." hen the n hpavpn and humbuj Ke was that near the great white The happiest man in t he said. the common, every day militant makes Ms own living, ps mate to Mils an(l has the respect t r in this b?rs. He saves a little t >pe the poPB along, but doesn't 1 a foot- corn<>r on his local outpv not a slave to ambition ?He never evnertR to w.-c 'never gets as* though at pieasan ? ne\er gets ..Then we ??,Pd to ' throne. flowers, I think?" Hi he worhl is wife questionably. Y chap who meaning of flowers. iys his own "You see. we were i >f his neigh- jn those days, espeeinl nonev as he we went about thin* try to get a At lirst we would gf it and he is fellows and we wo or society, rounds of the neighbo >ar V*lo ? t mom'nj1~ If yOU ,,e aWake 1 . ; , ryinR about somet send a lot of to occur thp nPxt r**nuT * Jl,S bG f"r >GR? able t< ? e all knew the work out thp pro| . . . had made an eflo tot so strenuous Bomething else till ly in the South. not half Bns har(, ts more gently wlll grow paf)lpr f m it. Perhaps, afte uld make the wl? t bpfa? yo rho.od, serenad- ftwful tha_ vo - R, . # 4? . , . vim* /%imv s iu< hinJ**? W,?r" Army's opponei hing that is goin^ pionshii? came morning, you will ^arlis'Hcli l lorne h:lVe r an 511 Wost Mom than !f you rt and thought of sleep came It is 0)1<1 llits ,, as it sounds, and .<Tho h ,d . ivery time you try -appeal ' thfn d'safer frock of pale I 11, or will be less A * ntleinnte nml lust ..-J _ ' P' ' moan scneauie. ThP 1 ern Railroa* nt In this year's cham- olina should will ho the team from > It is furtl inol. The game will bo tiro ho publ Point November 2i>." i published ir above mont four sucoesF a the Newspapers. turn date o ' says an Australian show cause, ed in a smart white (liven und blue linen." of the State per headline runs: day of Aupu 1 Company of South CarI not be pranted. tier ordered that this nolshed in some newspaper 1 each of the counties ioned once a week for live weeks before the ref the forepolnp order to ler my hand and the Seal at Columbia, this the 9th st A. D 1913. i ne iitci T.nai vne liiirn i visited the German Empero height of the ill-feeling Germany and England 01 armament question was m basis for a question as to hi? of the present relations betw many and England. "Our relations are oc growing T>etter," he said, "e since the adjustment of the situation. In fact there 1 ittureiior ? r at the trousers In the senate ai between out of bed in the per the npvpr wastes any time tr ade the out the fight tint of so< i opinion ders and npphtle that wil een Ger- the Kpnpral efTect. He only wearR a high instantly he feels like it. and wl specially corn begins to jump, he J Balkan knife and cuts a four ii irs been the^ side of his shoe and ... ...... ?..o inB evpr>' nouse wno id when he gjrj Qf marriageable morning he things progressed we ying to pick her alone. After th ;ks, suspen- time or two, we woul I blend with bunches of flowers ol iety and maybe a boj collar when and then, tien his pet "Every flower had erks out his a girl didn't like the ; ich gash In was serenading her 1 ["nothing Is matter tl tell him so tp tnoro was a think what a 1< age. Then as wrinkles you have would serenade face Another th lis happened a yourself about wl d help along by jnR to think about ' the right var- tlon. No matter \ i of candy now undono some one severely, and the a meaning. If ting through life poung man who comfort is, after 3 it was an easy yOUr mind as to th with the right via0wn?? - ? . J Mother of eipl ,l unnecessary vonder at it.P worried into your . ing, don't torment: Thp latp?t J ,17, IT? ? l.ebfd ! tnis flnd hc* ^? ? ?? vhat you do. leave p"^ble wh,t< will criticise you | ^ if, . best rule for get- ' , - !'RPOliri with comparative ?'t! d, rc* you have made up b V d. "n<1( e propriety and nd- , 1? Just ca * From a So lty complains." Don't Our own missus finds (Seal.) lesome. . rlsh bull: "It looks SUMM< mddled herself with a /r ? elephant."?Dublin ' lawyer in pleading a STATE OF case stated that her County *rtook to poison her mse." Cour Uth DakntJi Imn-nol ~ R. M McCOWN, Secretary of State. >XS FOR RETilEF. in plaint Served.) SOUTH CAROLINA, of Lancaster, t of Common Pleas. much better feeling: displf tween the two great groupf ropean powers as the resul Balkan situation in which tt worked together. The resuli a much better feeling in the Speaking of home rule for he said: "Home rule was never adoption than it is today ai lieve it will soon be an accoi fact." lyed he- 8a,a anout it in the local i" of Eu- never has to sit up at ni| t of the his conscience. He ley have the doctrine of live at ts augur When he encounters one < future." he doesn't stutter with Ireland, hook. The plain plus o happy because he doesn't nearer his time yearning foi id I* he- salary will not permit 1 nplished r,ive UR more plain mt world will be better and paper. He kind of flower. I've ! pht to poul- a young man a floi believes in bunch with which hf id let live, sented her that amo if the needy fuRal." his pocket "In those days It i >f a man is ered correct for a gi spend half her engagement." th which his remarked. "Even r tiim to buy. gives me a start to he ?n and the speak of her engag hannier. and call her fiance hv *een a Rirl give 8UO u calmly> wj * slightest attention ^ prP" of t*1? lookers-on nnted to a re- you nee, just becai outside, they can *f* not consld- faco It doe8 not rl to announce what th think, e grandmother iow It alwavs ar a young girl 10 cure n Col ement publicly axativk nrov his first name TJ E.BROX I mm uuurse, pur- I,rr,u _ . . , . thout paying the T bride is to the erltleisms ?u ,8^ from the outside. r.om The C ise they are on the ???. * ?Pen aP only see the sur- ,, y,R on a matter in the least BW?Howing a ! In the presei thanks are due ? lican for this Id In One Day keeP ants awa IOQuinine. It?op.the \?l' A'f. J*?0}*1 J. u. MOUgl a refined young lady Hough, Ji also Is Mr. Smith mond, A1 ixford Register: "The Campbell, ain. It was closed a Miller, Li coount of the pet pig Garris ar 3tick of dynamite." Plaintiffs, nt high cost of living. The Corvdon Repub- R. L,. C. Rel helpful recipe: "To KenningU y from the refrigera- Elmore i string around each Morgan. 1 i, jno. i. Hougn, ri. ij;. oe Hovigh, Maggie Hamice* Steele, Laura A. J. W. Melton, Annlo ila McManus, David F. id W. P. Robinson? vs. Ik, W. J. Belk, Georgo >n, Mrs. Eliza Gardner, Konnington, Mrs. Ben Mrs. Minerva Hough, W. The Chancellor refused to the Mexican situation excepi that he was "confident tl United States would deal v question In the broad way 1 It had treated other preat pr< He said that he had made study of the constitution of ted States, the decisions ol Justice Marshall and of A court procedure hut had bqen i discuss t to say ?0f ,nt<.rost to Wo mt the iMth the Under this head, Ann* n which discusses subjects very ch woman's heart, in the p the Uni- Southern Woman's Maga: r rhtef Kust- The servant questi mericnn led here with rare skill i ereatlv new enthusiasm, while < . ? * nnnt atihinoto ? *?o "No. in our time ei friends were not told men." so before the invitnti ? Pendleton fh.er, h"rb,"nd rrpliod that (linn t work ver ase to every p0 yOU remember ho apes of the make treated Henry 1 tine for An- "I come hi on is hand- onrt furlouph. Hem and with a passing the Raptist ather perti- noticed something ws ... 3 rr?i. U'ft utomu,,! In H 9 /.. ...... coiiKn and Headache i fCn the nearest Druegists refund mot until n day or K. w. grovks signa ons were out." "Sometimes Annie on and I f / is going on. so I rnd works off the Cold. < ir? '"lurmeu i?*y if it fails to cure. ture on each t?o*. 25c. ' Cnuiih "Last winter had cold and th something dr Sarah K. Dune "We thought s \ consumption. \ i bottle of Cham edy and that c vviiu turpentine." B. Hough icl Berftor ton. Bessi t n Bad Cold. William my son caught a very known, e way he coughed was unknown, cartful," writes Mrs. ard L. 0 an, of Tipton, Iowa. Hunter, T ure he was going Into children f We bought just one nnp Hcuf iherlalns Cough Rem- residences me bottle stopped his and heirs , Rosa Ponton, Nathani, Cora Little, Lydla Rene Ronton, David Benton, Garris, residence unJanie Garrls. residence James T. Garris, Leonarris, Minnie Almetta ,izzie Jane Rollings, the md heirs at law of Darrh, deceased, names and ; unknown, the children at law of Marv Strain. enugntonen on These suojecti preme Conrt Justice Oliver Holmes, a fellow pasenper du voyage. "I think English law," "has fewer technicalities t American law. You have n portunltles for appeal than t England. We are very spi this particular. This Is ei true of criminal procedure." Lord TIaldane was accoi S t>V SU- n??JBvvo ?.?- mou Wendell PaKe *s ?' re?l value, iring his Other departments to readers of this magastne he said, tomed are the ones dev< han the table, to children, to fa lore op- a new onf* covering the re do in (lress and personal helo firing in titled "Little Things T1 ipeciallv Another page of cross sti is also given this month mnnniert Paris letter is of particula utifu. i rif? "v ri" '? "? ' * it* was somebody's we which the rrowd of b?ys and ( are accus- makia* ,tbe dp?> ti? oted to the ed(^b" " 8: shlons, and Mias Ann,p Rhpv novelties of the young; men answi nKlnKfi, en- ? Wh*n ,e ?ot mp lat fount " Henry took hi* Wat Itch designs POCk?, and ?Pp,npd tli , while the *'aR ^,IS8 A"Pif''f' PlCU r value just !V*r ,.r". . bad ca Tli ir?to hor yi couru and cur ly." For sale Notice \ Notice Is h< _S undersigned wl . estate of J. J. 5 8th day of Se his final return apply to the P caster county f p?t his cold complete- deceased, bv all dealers. unknown, at law of . ceased, n; of Discharge. known. J. ?reby given that the 11, as executor of the r(j an(j j, Sims, deceased, on the Lowell, ptember, 1913, i ake paret Hec as such executor and Moleta M< robate Court of Lan- Montgomc or letters dlsmlssary names and residences the children and heirs Elizabeth Johnson, demies and residences nnE. Rowell, as Executor of Eydia "Rowell. deceasi his own right, W. J. Martha J. Relk. Marifearn, Annie Oodfrey, intgomery. James Nelson >ry, Wade Hamilton .mt ri r> \ *vt/xo 1711 < sv + # by his sister, MIbs Ellzabet dane, and Sir Kenneth Mill kenzle, clerk of the Corwn. The party was met at the a reception committee of thi lean Bar Association which I Francis Rawle bf Phlladelphl: man; Jacob M. Dickinson, secretary of war; Judge A1 Parker, Francis Lynde Steti C. A. Severance. They escoi CkannnllAf n nlnl.t - 1.. h Hal- at thiR tlme when fashion r Mac- t'le 8pasons pass. pier by f Am;r- A TRIED AND P Included a. chair- GUARRANT former Iton R. wn and ., ? ? rted the MHn KouRht ? Bottle c . . ? I-iiver Tone. Then Tnnl s chance a - inH niRni r>f'">ro. Mr after that she never r gaceinent ring. ?? "You don't think 1 in/\Trnr% ^ay wo"l?l P?t Up W ROVED ment? I reckon you are too hail-fellow.' illili cirls these days. T much about each oth the chance attributed >f Dodson's f!0" Maybe that Is i r i# iinoir lieve it is athletics."' tola mo years H eturned his en- j * the men to- W hey know too ' ? | " " 1 er. I've heard *1 t? eo-eduoa- J *^3*3 Executor Estat ceased. ^ Notice M Notice is he H P"~"~ ' undersigned wl r J estate of Robbi fp on the 18th da; r mnke her final ' ? ^ inn finii nnnlv tt. F. Ij. SIMS. e of J. J. Sims, do- Montgome To tlio Tlefe " You arc h of Discharge. quired to a >reby given that the this action r 11, as guardian of the with served le and Connie Porter, a copy of y< y of September, 1913, plaint on th< return as such guard- at Pancaste r\ n I a- n ry.?Defendants. ? V ndants above named: ereby summoned and renswer the, complaint in >f which a copy is hereupon you, and to serve >ur answer to said com? subscriber, at his office r. S. C., within twenty ?k/v lw? ~ \<uau*rnui uu a Diftui-BrrniR the city. Jnst Naturally Diaappen Llpplnoott's. Mr*. Flint came for a vIbI Bister's home and her llttb Charlotte, wan delighted to "What became of the blac' that you had when I was hert """ 1,1 and Asked for HIh and Got It. ire<j. 1 A man recently tried 01 antee which the Standard pany given with every boi t to her gon's Liver Tone. He bo 0 niece, tie Qn(j then went back 1 Bee her. ntore and paid the medi k kitten helped him. > before., Money No Help T1 Harper's Magazine. Drug Com- Against an old 0 Drug. \Om charged with stealing ttle of I)od- ^once was absolutely ught a hot- jUdge, who knew to the drug well. said, reproachfi cine hadn't "Now, uncle, why that pig?" tiere. eorgia negro. 1 n pig. the evi- I L m conclusive, and f Jm the old darkey j q J did you steal | t ., i never fails ? ??? ?w ? ! | of Lancaster ? mlssai#. ? j JU j Guardian Esti Ijffe Connie Port< .1 nlo A"g- """ 1 W U I d STATE OP Executiv to cool ?? the Se w me riuuttie LUUri 1 auci ounty for letters dis- elusive of tl and If you LIA J. PORTER, plaint withir ate of Robbie and plaintiffs In ?r. the Court fo 1913. the Complali . Dated at SOVTH CAROLINA, 16th' 1913 , e Department, cretary of State. inr arrvivts iifirui, t*Alie day of such service; fall to answer the comi the time aforesaid, the this action will apply to r the relief demanded in it. Lancaster, S. C., August W P. RORINSON, TONES & JONES. Plaintiffs' Attorneys. dear?" asked Mr*. Flint. "Why, don't you know?' Charlotte, much surprised. "I haven't heard a word," the aunt. "Was It poisoned "No, ma'am." "Drowned?" "Oh. no." "Stolen?" "No, Indeed." "Hurt In any way?" ' 1 This Idruggist just r< " asked h'8 rash register and toot dollar, the price of the replied Liver Tone, and handed ? ? the gentleman. But he the money. He owned was just trying the guara a matter of fact, he had son's Liver Tone the best constipation and biliousn ever tried. "Why," he wife wouldn't hn without ftached into "ecause mah poo i out a half "tarvln", yo" honnah,' bottle of it back to "Family starving! didn't take Judge. "But they tol up that he flvf( do*"- How is th ntee and as "Why, yo' honnah, found Dod- reprovingly, "you w remedy for mah family to eat den ess he had __________________ said, "my a Vw,?tu, in Do Yoa Fear Con h family wuz whimpered the lnVlgOnite? !" cried the It hcIS 3 fljlVO atmLT'?"""p ?rare and c vnc,e; This and i ouldn t apect rr n doRR i" I ettect gain friends ever ffilvrintinn ? r?< % - . r Whereas. Tt refresh! .dent( and r. d r ill its own North Western r ail iu? own gouth Carolina leliciOUS. chartered by a . . t Assembly of S< Its healthy ved December 5 diij with me as Sec nOlG tjon for amer.di irMrKere folowlng partlc yrwnere. l8t Bv ftddi lomas Wilson. Presi- Tq ^ abov . Crouly, Secretary of Mrs Euzfl Railroad Company of nington, W. , a corporation duly Nathaniel B< n Act of the General Ren ton, Bes >uth Carolina, appro- ton. Win. 52nd, 1888, have filed Lizzie Jane retary of State a peti- and the he Dent of charter in the Hough, doe* ulars: ' dences unkn Incr at thft onH of Qoa ??' "4 * e Do fondants: i Oardnor, Elmore KenR. Hou*h. Rosa Benton, mton, Cora Little, Lydla sip Benton, David BenGarrls, Janie Oarrls, Rollings, the children Irs at law of Darling sased, names and reslown. the children and i^u, uia auii "Well." said Mrs. Flint, ' guess, dear. What herame o "He growed into a cat, Charlotte. Able Hut lTnwilling. Life. Her Father (sternly)man. ran you support my d 4ri tho Qful/v o>io'e Knnn onm "T can't the houBe for anything- 1 f him'" thing In the world for the " Bald ,,y' an<* ^e med,cln? to take or to give to my < 1 a lazy liver." The Standard Drug Coi Dodson's Liver Tone and It to start the liver wltho ?Young i It Is taking the place < aughter ' everywhere. If you buy s It's the best No matt?>r how chro whole fam- or how severe your 1 at I prefer ailment is, Dr. King's children for will surely help you your life. Stillman ( chite, Col., writes: mpany sells j eonsurapt guarantees not live two years. I i ut violence. New Discovery and uf calomel well." Your money v bottle and fails to benefit, you. me your eo?,h | 1 3nd throat or lung will be you iT ST;:- your daily Jreen, of Malt- I . ? "Two doctors ! In Bottle# 01 Ion and could . used Dr. King's am alive and refunded If it Mtosc The best home lJf?TV51-dola tlon 1 of the a i cpsi yoia the wordB ?.ln r favorite? following: "01 # the railroad ol preterence. company, conm of Camden by At Fount* and Bhall have i to lay out, bul if* branch line co ning at a point near Seal's Sidli o ? uxrv- neirs hi irw mended charter, after ed, names ai Kershaw county" the the children r to a Junction with Rbeth Johnst f any other railroad residences m ecting with the City executor of t trackage agreement, deceased, an< the right and power Rowell, Mar Id and construct a Redfearn, ar unmencing or begin- notice that t on Its main line at or Mon has bee tig, In the township of the Clerk ol or Mary strain, deceased residences, unknown, and heirs at law of Ellz>n, deceased, names and lfcnown, J. E. Rowell, as he will of Lydla Rowell, 1 In his own right, W. J. 'tha J. Belk, Margaret id Annie Oodfrey. Take he complaint In this aein filed In the office of f the Circuit Court for to? Lover (briskly)?I can, bu ashamed to. iiDtuiiiru ? uu 11 i iinu miH pieasani if I table liquid the beet thl it I'd be a lazy liver, he will hand ; back with a smile. isiiiik vege- remedy for coughs, co ng to start lung troubles. Price your money Ouarnnteed by I,ancai and Standard Drug Co repM-lola Bo oOc and $1.00. r 'mPranyharmacy Lancaste ttlmg Works and extending 1 c r mately norther f. V L. the township of * ' Springs and S jouniy 01 sumter, Lancaster Co thence in an approxi- "i ly direction through J Providence, Bradford Iwlmmlng Penns, in Lancaster, 4 unty In said State. P. ROBINSON, rONES & JONES, Plaintiffs' Attorneys. S. C., Aug. 19, 1913. \