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' N' ; "v X 4 __i I MRS. HHE LODGED LrsS I IN LEXINGTON E'gfg go to supper, t *. and a few mln 4 Charged as Accessory to Shoot- ran* out. Ne , to the home o # intr of U iioUom/i ? ? *?? uusikimu. pisioi wound 1 neck. t Gurganous SAYS SHE'LL TALK LATER. found 1,1 th? said. Mrs. Hit< trying to get i person arrive Gurganous, Alleged Principal, Still I which the wo Denies Shooting llateshurg it is alleged, t ? Man. Who Mav Die. and has nevei ous was arresi 4 Lexingtoo Special to Charleston at .tbe h?n,e c ? News and Courier. Dec. 10.?Mrs. j ? Jo',n Ella Dcllo Hlte, wife of J. Milton ! ?d . f , ,?? K Ilite, the prominent llateshurg man j,, deling ; who on Saturday night last was shot i Gurganous se and probably mortally wounded by,I,, a ' . it is alleged. Walter E. Guranous, the ,e ' ^ "i shooting occurring in the dining room a . summary j; of Mr. and Mrs. Ilite at Batesburg, is i11 at e" resting behind the bars of the Lex- GURGANOUS ington county jail, having been ar rested at her home in Batesburg yes- _t / * t terday by Sheriff Sim J. Miller and '\'r brought to Lexington in the sheriffs InotlM,r ?._ automobile. ous of I)urha ? ; Mrs. Ilite was arrested on a war- iugton yesterd | rant sworn out before Magistrate A. that they seen V H. Blease by John G. Darby, chief of their son. So police of Batesburg, in which she is Hite has not : f?ar**d :r,th be,nK an ?<*eess"ry to The conditi the shooting. to b<, ; The affidavit sets out: physicians he THE ACCUSATION. gusta hospital That on information and belief at man is one o Batesburg, Lexington county, state and popular y< aforesaid, on the (5th day of Decent- j He has been f ? ber, 1913, one Ella Delle Hite did member of th \ unlawfully assist, aid. abet and pro- is held in the 4 cure one Walter E. Gurganous, with- The little ! ? out just cause or provocation, to vio_ Mr. and Mrs. lently assault, shoot, penetrate and have been a v wound one J. Milton Hite, with in- j is in charge o I tent, him. the said J. Milton Hite, to Batesburg. % kill and murder, said aiding, abetting. assisting and procuring being against the form of the statute in such case He Ag % made and provided and against the ...... peace and dignity of the state. 1 h.l.1Tadel?h,al } Mrs. Hite refused to be interviewed , f. a. na^a, . . ... landlady at alter reacning jail, eeiiing onerin ... . b . . K Miller that she would not make a bo deatroved P statement now. but in a few days she cat<?r ' J & 1% would be pleased to talk. ,, TWO NOW IN JAIL. atruggHn/ Gurganous, who is charged with tough." 1 4 the shooting is occupying a cell on 1% the upper floor of the jail, while Mrs. ? M Hite occupies a lower cell just to the nr> Hohson's 4 right of the cell occupied by the I** young man. Carrying out the tnm struetions of Solicitor George R. The const: Timmerman, who accompanied sensation an Sheriff Miller to Ratesburg, Mrs. forms of ecze Hite and Gurganous will not he al- and skin erupl |t> lowed to talk to each other. A close Dr. Holmon's IT guard will he placed around the jail Geo. W. Fitch K during the day in order that no mes- "I purchased M+l sage may pass between the two. Eczema Ointn ( J5 Mrs. Hite showed no visible signs ma ever sin< IV of emotion. She took her arrest been treated calmly, it is said, and the outcome of have given th |A her husband's Injuries will be await- of I)r. HobSO ed before any attempt is made to se- has." Every cure bond for either Mrs. Hite or We're so post! Gurganous. Mrs. Hite is a typical guarantee it c IV brunette, very attarctive in personal- all druggists < lty. She was becomingly dressed in Chemical Co., SvlL a blue coat suit with a hat to match. Louis. fe: = X Iti'iug (lie < I ft I <1! SANTA Y t _=_=_= THEY will be GLAD ENTIRE STOCK of X prevail this entire m( f V o\'j r\ <f , We hav | JAp COAI I JjjB Ladli X r 1 the latest in j* ||| !t?-j $10.00 CO I ifJ \ ?FOR| MU $3.9 I RATCUFFE SHOES lor Lad I m^EKk 1H ai THE LANCASTER NEW [N HIS HOME. I****************** t e, for which Gutganous # * i are belli* held occur- * HOW TO STOP SMOKING * e of Mr. and Mrs. Hite, * CKJAKKTTES. * t on Saturday night * * ?k. Mr. Hi^e left his ****************** f ore of L. D. Cullum to _ i little before 7 o'clock. *">' Aiuen ueems Metis. > , utes later a pistol shot Thousands of men and boys would 1 arby neighbors rushed Hke to quit, but they can't. They ? nly to find Hlte with a are enslaved by the habit. On rare n the lower part of the occasions a boy will through sheer 1 force of will quit. Hut most cigar- ' and Mrs. Hite were ette users need help, home together, it is Such help is now within your ? being at the telephone reach. Go to your physician or drug , a doctor when the first gjs^ an(j a snVer nitrate solution d. The weapon with > (one-eighth of 1 per cent) and wash ' und was inflicted was, | Qut your mouth with it. It won't ' he property of Mr. Hite , jiurt you. and you won't want to been found. Gurgan- smoke either. Trv it. ted a few minutes later ~. "... / ,f Mr. Hlte by Gliief of The Anti-Cigarette League (com- , L Darby and was rush- ?"ly k"?.wn as tbe fA- C',L ) ,s Pub" i ton in an automobile. ifhinK b,s wonderful discovery to at Batesburg against .the world and thousands of tobac- , emed to be so strong 100 usersarefinding it to be a Godms route was chosen by . _Th? fol owing clipped from , order that no attempt | T. ,e Continent is intensely inter- , venegance might be, g* 1 "I)r. D. II. Kress, general secretary , npvipo qimnTIop. lof tho Anti-Cigarette League, who DKMhs bHOO I L\u. . jlas forsaken his practice to devote aj has refused to make a large share of his attention to the ', ther than that he did | rewly established work, does not ', noting. His father and | ciaim the credit for the discovery of , nd Mrs. A. M. Gurgan- j this cure. The details of the mouth m, N. C., came to Lex- ! wash were in fact published in li?08. j lay and it is understood I hut attracted little attention, red counsel to represent Through the treatment of a canorous i far as is known. Mrs. ( mouth of a patient a number Of years employed an attorney, i ago the attention of Dr. Kress was on of Mr. Hite Is said focused upon this chemical solution Upon tiie advice of i as an ai<1 ,n taking away tlie desire was carried to an An-I,or tobacco. He already had observyesterday. The injured ed habitual smokers are large) f the most prominent consumers of tea, coffee, meats nd aung men of Batesburg. 1 highly seasoned foods. He f mi or a number of years a t,lal when a man limits his die. to < e town council and he . baked cereals and fruits, desire highest esteem. for tobacco is very much lesseed. 0 ..l.i .. f Combination of attention to diet with ' wife Lhn ? the "itrat^ mouth wash con- I Hite, who is said to .... .... . .. ., witness to the shooting. ,stit"les the basis of the cure. f Mr. Htte's mother at Tho same journal gives a verv illuminating discussion of the bad effects of the cigarette, or rather the ' ' cource from which those bail effects , reed With Her. I come: , Record I "Recent scientific investigation and j ' said the sentimental examination of the smoke produced , the dinner table, "to by burning of a cigarette shows 1 poor little lamb should }hat, the nicotine of the cigarette is in its youth just to r s v,ru,ent than are the carboppetites." | nic oxide and other products of its _ ' combustion. The loose structure of! .. . . Rmarl boarder, tlio cigarette is said to cause the prohls portion, it is , uotion of this poisonous gas. Carj bonic oxide thus entered the bloo-l through the lungs and the damage m- i i. i ' done is in direct proportion to the Ointment Heals Itchy j nuaIlt|pa ,Ilhaled. Acrolein Is another Eczema. of the drugs produced by the burnintly itching, burning i,1K of cigarette paper. It is this that d other disagreeable makes the smoke Irritating. Acrolein ma, tetter, salt rheum in considerable quantities is extremeLions promptly cured by lv dangerous. It is said by doctors ? Eczema Ointment. lhat 1,1,1 constant irritation of Hoof Mendota, 111., says: nervous system of the young especiula box of Dr. Hobson's ,y by cigarettes causes restlessness aent. Have had Ecze- and inability to concentrate thought." :e the civil war, have A recent issue of Collier's Weekly by many doctors, none gave an illustrated comedy with a e benefit that one box severe nurnose. in which Dr. Kress . n's Eczema Ointment mopped the throat of a messenger i sufferer should try it. boy with this solution. The hoy did i Live it will help you we not know what he was doing it for. i >r money refunded. At Hut on getting out of the door th | >r by mail 50c. Pfieffer hoy from force of habit lit a cigarett Philadelphia and St. No sooner done than he threw i 1 down in disgust and took to his heeis roil to See ??Pi iaus m:is> to see HIM and so will YO MERCHANDISE. Here are anth. . It's JUST WHAT YOU WANT Brown Sheeting 3Hc Check Homespun 4/^C Underwear Outing "7-Hc gg Full line of POPLINS, Stye' SERGES lATS and WOOLENS 5 AT THE RIGHT PRICE ies, EDUCATOR SHOES for AIL; Also Always LOOK for the It LEADS THE Where You Get . . Xdit . I 1'S . - I t rS, DECEMBER 12, 1913. lown the street. This cure certainly 111 II II vorks UfULK Dr. Kress gives the following rule H 11 | II :o those who want to stop smoking: \ 11 II I' 1. Determine that you want to ; < ?top. I 2. Wash your mouth after, each 1 meal for three days with a silver nitrate solution (one-eighth of 1 per jont.) OM 3. When a desire for smoking ap- ?? , pears chew gentian root. Five cents* Valuab worth will last a long while. Drive* 4. For the first two weeks after 5^ beginning treatment make your the w meals of fruits, well-baked cereal foods and milk. Buttermilk or malt- v , ed milk may be used in place of tea . * >r cofTee. a3 the fornr 5. The typical city man's lunch of ton|c propei n ham sandwich, liberally covered ! f?n?c and is with mustard, and a cup of coffee Weakness, j must be abolished in favor of a more Mothers atn nourishing and less stimulating meal. Relieves ne 6. Turkish baths assist in getting purifies the I rid of the stored up nicotine. Nofamilvsl The great majority of our boys to- ' day are being terribly dwarfed in mind and body through the cigarette exams, and habit. This simple remedy will effect work for t n cure and is in the reach of all. ? The Cler Get your silver nitrate solution I concert on (one-eighth of 1 per cent) from your j have a bett physician or druggist and rouow <u- in a good rcctions explicitly. Only wash out live meinbt the mouth. Don't swallow any of it. It creates a peculiar distate for tobacco. 1 This wonderful discovery comes Exchange none too soon to save the boys of our land. "Mrs. \\ commune \ IKOM OI.EMSOX <Ol.l.K<iK. lu^'wnl"i! and that i Ml the Students l.ooking Forward to her." the < 'hristinas Holidays. _______ Special to The News. YWY4 Clem son College. Dec. It.?The LI I II ['lemson students are anxiously look. I a lug forward to the Christmas holidays which begin Saturday noon. December 20. and continue through New Year's day, and coming back January 2. This last term's work as a whole have been fewer minuter of failures in the history of the college. There I lias been fewer number of failures After Fotu and it seems that more boys will have their names on the honor roll than | ^ usual. Last year Dr. Riggs started vvuuim an honor roil, on which all those students who had no failures, no (Jp in work behind and less than twenty demerits were eligible. This seemed p Lo put new life In the student body ^ and the class work has shown a wonderful improvement since that time. This roll Is gotten out at the end of aach term and sent to the parents of Catron, K all those boys whose names are Included in the list. from this I At the beginning of the year the , . president suggested to the boys that wr"es as 10 they try the plan of turning out years, with i classes In the afternoon at 4 o'clock instead of 5 o'clock, and having this time, I [ lasses up till noon on Saturdays. This plah was tried out for the first while, and i term and everybody was so well Af tpleased with it that they want to <UI* m unK adopt It for the whole year. It gives in my left Sii more time for athletics and recreation of other kinds in the afternoon Ihedocto and keeps the class work each day from being so long and tiresome. tnent reiievt Examinations begin on the l"?th soon confini for the first term. Everybody is now busy, studying for reviews and that, nothing ;ow AT H >U. for HE has REDU< a FEW of the MANY -The RIGHT GOODS at the F Knickerbocker | Pants for Hoys 1 ?7 C suiin - Men's Pants 89c Men's Suits all wool, $12.50 value Reduced to $7.98 Come and get one. . SHOES for the BABIES. It POINTING Finger O WAY the BIGGEST BARG I ? IEVER YOU NEED 1CENEBAE TONIC TAKE GROVE'S I t 4 ?"W~? ? 4 141 ?T? 0 I 1^ 41 i otanaara v^rovc s I astcicss ctiill l onic is tquauy lc as a General Tonic because it Acts on the Liver, } Out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up rhole System. For Grown People and Children. what you are taking when you take Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic ula is printed on every label showing that it contains the well known rties of QUININE and IRON. It is as strong as the strongest bitter in Tasteless Form. It has no equal for Malaria, Chills and Fever, general debility and loss of appetite. Gives life and vigor to Nursing d Pale, Sickly Children. Removes Biliousness without purging, rvous depression and low spirits. Arouses the liver to action and blood. A True Tonic and Sure Appetizer. A Complete Strengthener. lould be without it. Guaranteed by your Druggist. We mean it. 50c. finishing up the practical Advertised letters for Week Ending be year. I December o, J Old. uson band gave a very fine ... . , McKinnio Thomas last Saturday night. We lM,8S Aunle Mciunnio, i nomas er band than we have had McCardell, Duke McKee, Dennis while, with about twenty- Watts, Osker Itawwllns, Mrs. Pinnie, jrs- P. T. Taylor, George Gamble, Mrs. M. M. llanaues, Mrs. Martha Dixon, Good Company. Miss Pay Siam Makey, Miss Alisha McWain, Mrs. Addle Wieksons, Moore Young, Mrs. Molisey Nathan, Clyde ombat says she loves to philips, Mrs. Betsy Canty, J. M. ^ vith nature." Caskey, It. E. Craig, J. Reuben Funt surprised at that. Na- derburk. et you do all the talking. When calling for above letters nakes an awful hit with please say "Advertised." JAS. F. 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He wffl recom* :d me for a while, but I was mend >t? Begin taking Cardui today. 2d tO mv bed attain. After Write to: Chattanooga MeJIdne Co.. Ladles' " Advisory Dept.. Chattanooga, Tenn., for .Sjfctai seemed to do nip ativ onnd hutruetiotu ?nyour case and 64-page book. Horn# bCClllU lO UO me any gooa. Treatment for Women, sent in plain wrappar. )-6g 1 OED the PRICES of OUR I LOW PRICES which will 1IGHT TIME and at RIGHT PRICES. Ladies9 ^ Coat |^\ Suits Ml $12.5o values ['A TU\o??<wilrC? iO M iiuo nccn?pu.iO \ ilW Children's Teddy Bear Coats, ill | all colors, $1.39 ^ will pay to call and get OUR prices ver Our DOOR. ^ rAIN for the LEAST PAY JJ1