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ERADICATION OF r THE CATTLE L ? I^Will Begin at Once in La County. ? DR. LEWIS OUTLINES P 1 The Announcement of This I* Territorial Distribution ^ lleen Awaited With latere Clemson College April 23 t W. K. Lewis, inspector in cha ?. tick eradication in South Cai operating undi^* the joint au of Clemson College and the \ State Hureau of ^Animal Ind | has outlined the following p territorial distribu^on of the which has ben apjjroved by th lege and the bifreau. The official clean-up work v done in Abbeville Greenwood C v^%rlington and Marlboro coi where there are still local pr< under quarantine. The syste ed work of tick eradication w continued in Newberry, Fai Kershaw, Lee and Florence co where work was begun last s New work will be begun at oi the counties of Lancaster, ( of Wax haw), Dillon, Marion, land, Sumter and Charleston, cational and survey work will taken up after July 1 In Edg Saluda, Aiken, Lexington, ant houn. All of these operations, - ,H?e last named, will go fa without any delay. The announcement of this p territorial distribution has awaited with keen Interest in parts of the state, as is evident inquiries which have been re at Cletnson College. The work In this Stae will t ried on under the supervision inspector In charge, Dr. Lewis field force consisting of seven inarians and forty-flve agents, are nineteen agents now engai the work and it will therefc necessary immediately to a; twenty-six additional agents, men will be selected by Dr. 'from the numerous appllc which have been received at son College. . It Is the anno purpose of the authorities to the men on the basis ofSnerit, out regard to county nfiiliatl Iany qualification other than m< The plan as announced cc plates URing between now anc uary 1, 1915, the State appr tlon of $30,000 plus the cor tlon from the federal bureau, ger funds should be avt through county assistance or In federal appropriation add! counties will be included i those worked this year. The of the working force will be cei In territory contiguous to ticl area. Charleston County will worked in order to determine a monstrate the best methods o ducting the eradication of the tick in counties which have no law and large free ranges. I be the purpose, after clcanin Charleston county, to extend work into the other low countle working up the State, meet the working from the up-country, land county wil be made an i tnq?3 shipping point for cattli the necessary, dipping vats w Installed there, with a veterii In charge. Commenting on this plan of torlal distribution. Dr. W. M. president of Clomson Colcgo.j "Some disappointment may* caused in counties where the is nrel immediately* begun, bul peoplAxtf thoke countios shou merabOT thXt the final result of ing up the State, which is the ject to be attained, will be u ccomplished by our working tha lines indicated. To attemn wfe all the counties In the St once would so dissipate the force as to make the process cleaning up In every county many years. "It Is the hope of Clemson C and the federal bureau to rid State entirely of the cattle tl three or four years by doing work In the most approved sck manner. Much longer would 1 -quired by any other method. "It Is hoped that every pal citizen will lend his aid and s; thy to the work, In order thi may proceed with the least ai of dQfctlon and with tho gr possible dispatch." Tick er&dti work Is comparatively simple 1 the people are back of the movi but It Is an almost Impossible t prejudice and stubornness on part of the owners of the cattle f^rjd|wlth the work of dlslnfi botrr catle and premises." " F EDITORS OF STATE PLAN FOR MEET TIP!/ Airmi^'inciits For the Conveiitio lull Ht ^'hick Springs Are Made? Get Two Special Guests. Columbia Apr'l 20.?Arrange incas- nients for the meeting of the Soutl i Carolina State Press Association a ; Chick Springs, July 6, 8, aawl 9 ,ar .complete, with the exception of th working out of a few .details, accord LAN. ing to E, II. De-Camp of Gaffney president of the association, wh spent one day recently in Columbia Ian of The commodious a ad handsome ne\ lias hotel is noarlng completion, which ii sl sures that there will\be ample pro Islon for taking car A of what wl! ^>r' be, it Is likely, the largest gather rge of ing 0f newspapers workers ever heli rollna, In this state. J. Thomas Arnold isplces manager of the Chick Springs com United pany' 's lending every efTort to mnk the occasion one ty>ng to be remem lustry, i,ere(j pje jlas efficient co-workers ii lan of the persons of George VV. Hurnson o work, The Greenville News gnd George II ie col- Koester of the Greenville Piedmonl Fairfax Harrison, president of th soutnern railway, will bo a guest o /111 bo tjje aft8oclation ar\d deliver an ad heater dress. Plato Durham, presiding eld iinties, er of Charlotte, acfonipalned by hi smises wife, will also be a fcuest of the asso matiz- ciatlon, and deliver &ne of the prln rill be cipal addressee. Irfteld, It is the purpose of those in cliarg unties of the program to select practica eason subjects to be discussed hp practica ace in men. For instance, they are going t South have a newspaper bookkeeper to dis Rich- cuss book-keeping for newspaper am Edu- job offices and an invitation has beei I be extended to W. H. Wallace of th ;efield. j Newberry Observer to prepare a pap 1 Cal- on the subject of a "Home fo except Aged Retired Editors." The meetlni rward promises to be one of the mos ) pleasant and profitable in the his lan of tory of the osoclation and every new been paper man In the state Is urged t mjLiijr commence now to make preparation ;ed by to be present, celved Reformers. ie car- Time has been when Don Quixot of the was my hero, and I would a-crusad , by a ing go. But not any more. Once veter- [dreamed of reforming the worl.l There *^ow * shall be content if the worli will pass by without endeavoring ti ?ed in j reform hue. ire be A reformer Is born every minute ppoint AH youth is fired with a desire ti T^iese r*'form. Only after a man has scat tered his hair and his illusions alon; Lewis the pathway of life does he lean ations that the world doesn't especially ncei Clem- reforming, and isn't worth the ef iunced fort- a1*yway Reformers that are mere crank select arp jeered out of countenance. Re with- formers that are saints are crucified on or I know a bright chap in the leg ,t istlature who wants to do good. pity while I admire him. For if h< mtem- jOSea his ideals he will land in tin I Jan- moral scrap heap, and if he clings t< opria- them he will die of a broken heart itrlbu- ?Fountain Inn Tribune. If lar creas- . tional Don't Sleep Well imonK No Good Reason i bulk atered Just Cftfl t 5l66p t free | * 1 be , nd de- Some people can't sleep. Then m seems to be no special reason. Thej " ? have no disease of the nervous sys cattle tern. Digestion is fairly good. Theli stock habits are pretty good. They maj t wjll smoke a little or drink a little. ye< their habits are fair. Still they can'i p UP sleep well. the Just a little unbalanced In the nerv< s and, centers. That Is all. They should forces bave a little "righting up." , . . A tonic will generally do this/ Th? right sort of a tonic. Peruna is exmpor actly the tonic. Digestion is hurried 9 and by Peruna. The stomach is emptj ill bo an(* reat,y to rest for the night. The circulation Is equalized. The brain tarian jfl sieved of all congestions and Irritations. terrl- The Peruna acts on every blood lllggs vessel in the system. It acts on all of the nerve centers. One begins to aald: sleep and hardly knows why. % be Take a teaspoonful to one tableWork spoonful of Peruna before each meal. t Sometimes another tablespoonful at bedtime Is necessary, where the sleepld re- lessness is very pronounced, clean- Just try it, neighbor. You will be ob- Rlaxl If you do. One bottle will con. vlnce you. Peruna Is no sleep medicine. It is not a nervine. It contalnn along no narcotics. It is nothing of that t to sort. It is simply a regulative tonic, ate at Every home should be provided flniri with the last edition of the "Ills of TdfcT sent free by the Peruna Co, 1 Columbus, Ohio, cove# ^ - * ~ ; oiiege LmicmUt ft Cheater By. Co tne ck Jd . flakedule in Effect Not. ?th. 1?1S.. the sntlfle WESTBOUND t>e re- Lv Lgacasur.. .* .8:00a?1:11) Lv. port Utri 8:10a?liM) Lrtotic Lt Bascomvllle.. . .8:47a?4:18| ympa- Dr. Rlchburg 4:58*?4:10) at it Ar. Chester 7:40a. ,8:18| nount EA8TBOUND. . Lr. Chester 9:10e?6:48) . ?. - - - I ut. Kiennnrg 10:20a?7:87j ration, Lr. Bc-comTllle 10:81a?7:38j where !L-. Tatt Lawk 11:08a?T: Ml nment Ar* 11:80a?8:8I| , ; Connections?Chester, with Bouth aRk '* em, Seaboard and Carolina A North the western Railways. Inter- Fort Lawn, with Seaboard Air Lin* Railway. Lancaster, with Southern Railway A. P. McLURE, Sapt. THE LANCASTER NEWS. Ai r|| ~~jf OLD The Best Story : Randall ^ I Parrjjlt F.ve/flProte 1 the r " y which . \ . ing ye v 1 hat s wtaat everyone , cf dre n thinks ofjthis great, paTiiV historical/romance? comes / moves / soaks jl *|M Jhc w: The ? e and di If/* 1 8ubsta ; ivmia Si e ofobe = : Forest |~~ You know that Mr. Parrish has written some of the biggest successes ever published. There's action in every line he writes. Intense interest, excitement, d and an absorbing love 11 theme are irresistibly come bined. In this new story be is at his best. r * . . - . t i- Our Next Serial I 0 Is It Necessary s to Say More T 8 a CALOMEL IS A FORM 5 1 OF DEADLY MERCURY a] Instead of Such Dangerous Stuff, it is Recommended That You Take . Rod son's I.iver Tone for w o Constlpiation. Dodson's Liver Tone was made to mm r take the place of calomel. 'J Calomel la a form of mercury, a mineral and a poison. Dodson's Liver Tone Is an all-vegetable llquld-never s harmful. What calomel does unpleasantly I 1 and often with danger for constipa' tion and sluggish liver, Dodson's ' Diver Tone deos for you safely and f> pleasantly, with no pain and no gripe . R It does not interfere in any way with r your regular business, habits or diet. You feel good after taking it The great success and wide sale of _ Dodson's Liver Tone are the result of what It does for people. Its merit is backed up by at guarantee of "satisfaction or your money back,'' as Standard Drug Do. or Lancaster Pharmacy, the druggist, will tell you. Dodson's Liver Tone was Intended + from the start to take the place of cql calomel. The label on the bottle al- /flf ways has said so, beginning with the s first bottle sold. Dodson's Liver Tone 'livens the r liver," overcomes constipation agreef ably and makes you feel good, and t If you are not satisfied completely t with It Standard Drug Co. or Lan- 'JaS caster Pharmacy, will hand back the j purchase price (50c.) to you with a I smile. When vou aro to huv n fnmllv rom- < . edy, don't fall to judge between the plain, simple truth about Dodson's and the loud claims of Its Imitators. That the public does so accounts for the enormous Increase In the sales I * of Dodson's Liver Tone month after month. MASTIC PAI Insures the Life nf Ymir I fl II ot^cr ^actor adds more to I ^41 a smaller expenditure than W Guaranteed by the manufacturers, Pea bert Co.. Louiavilla, Ky., Ma*(i uaurdt permanent satisfaction. It % the test of time for more than 40 ' -4^ you can't go wrong in using it 'I?Mi 21, KM I. FOLKS FIND NEW REM ALL KIDNEY AND ? Rheumatic Pains Away, f|"om eves Backache and Blad- jts ler Disorders After A how Few Doses Are is so Taken impo ?^ syste p disturbing bladder weak- it dil , backache, Wlujuuuyitism, and Ther nany other kindrcc^^ailments it. so commonly come witTVdeclin- and ars, need no longer be a\source dotn ad and misery to those wTW-??r'^ost i\. iiiiuuic aye ui me. lit new discovery, Croxonc, over- e^er all such disorders because it re- or?S? the very cause of the trouble. It riddii right into the kidneys, through of ur ills and linings; cleans out the the i filtering glands and cells, and on e the kidneys new strength to do condi work properly. It neutralizes Yo issolves the poisonous uric acid age ? nces that lodge in the joints any f nuscles, causing rheumatism; are ; lakes the kidneys filter and sift the p 11 the poisonous waste matter fail ii mmmmmammmmmmmmmmammammm Vhat we Promu " col nd you can always rely upon yoi lied exactly as you wish. Our s ) its highest efficiency. Our g nd new lines are always tested fir ith our guarantee, and we keep 3 will assure us the smallest mar ith good business. lENNETT-TE OLIVER TURN PLOWS M Profital i . \ The use of s rOT1 ff are recommendLf by a wellLjfip I experimenter.' H : suggests jj*v // equal parts of A< id Phosph IS KAl SjJe <Jress cotton when the p '\?j[ when the bloom begins to cq rust, use kainit, making Wo per acre. This is also effecth >n corn, if applied early enough. It will paj Order Kainit now before the supply Kainit and Potash Salts, any epiantity GERMAN KAI.I WO Vhttney Central Bank Building Empire Building NEW ORLEANS. LA. ATLANTA. CA. \ INI (as the life of your property and w r&stic Faint?"Tht Kind 71 Ft ''wa r ' \?4 islee-Caul- .Mastic Paint it I c Paint tjpn of the finest pur ha* stood Linseed OiL The fi years end on every can. It is mint and mora ?eon \slc for beay tifully illustrated bo< 3aint Therif," also color card of CASTER HARDVt LANCASTER, S. IEDY RELIEVES [JUDDER MISERIES S* the blood and drive it out of "" ' 1 f<)r ' ystem. E. matters not how old you are or long you have suffered, Croxone i prepared that it is practically Hopewell ssible to take it into the human * n*u m without results. You will find " IT"ffcrent from all other remedies, house at .? j e is nothing else on earth like W. G. A. It starts to work immediately BKN. H. CL more than a few doses are sel required to relieve even the chronic, obstinate cases. rpjlo pol,Ki is the most wonderful remedy a. made for restoring the lifeless M health and strength and ngT^ system of every particle iv ti\.<i11u yuu can 13KC it wit'i NfW C^ut utniost^t??nfidcnce that nothing New Hfctliel. arth will so quickly cure such qf the T*ti itions. > Bethel next u can obtain an original pack- an<i an inol )[ Croxonc at trifling cost from present. At irst-class druggist. All druggists ;i school luthorizcd to personally return D lurchase price if Croxone should _ n a single case. The T)tun< - viiie will nro :!: :?0 p. in. IZion l)fni April 25.(&t ber is urgCTh to his part < |8'* 8t9?"' The Gills will meet^i^ plaeo Saturd :it I'nplnfb 'V^k Beech ?a: of the WtfK ifyM/S sermon pren at Grace M. BftjiuvW c- W. Rurgf : ed to come. Mft The Prim IIl\K 1W meet S^turd Jl T in the R>M .AP*t.cf purpose of r I delegates to ir grocery orders being a* Lancastei itock is always kept up E- Roods are always fresh, st before we back them The ilea our prices down as low !?,ub wil1 m< gin of profit consistent Saturday,^ai RRY CO Youn TO SELL. club that will hae We wil ile Side Dressing Lan caste ide dressing is increasing on 21st ol rON and CORN Tomato 1 ti tf-o^c uses the ri^ht goods. aR(j ajj ns of 20lk pound* each per acre known Southern investigator and yOUT Or a 5-5-S folmula, or a mixture of ate, Kilnjp and Nitrate of Soda. HOW Oil T "? ril Wakefieli I. SH JH JL Send in lants we 10 inches high and again Potato >en. Wherecotton it inclined to vnn won! applications oK^OO pounds each ^ reagain\root lice and cut worms Will r you to t^v it, for Potash Pays. is exhausted. We sell arrive a from one 200-lb. hag up. RKS. Inc. U>is m Savannah Bank A Trust Building SAVANNAH, f,A. Your ESEsZ] Mad PASSBNOEI > fliuattiMygaW Trains an ^ No. 118?T intorme ill increase its value at A No 1^2 W La,tx" Ino. M?-M, I lotto ai 'he unadulteratedcombina- 1:36 p. e White Lead, Zinc and I N? Interne arrnula is plainly printed Trains lea i . t . No. US?K far superior to any other Interme iomical. No. 113?I Marion, C! stations :>k "Homes and Howto No- 114?Kl 45 color combinations. iTsbV* No. 117?R ? . __ ^ ^ Interme ARE CO. Uk'SrS not guaranty C! to passenger W. n W. E. ] W H < # I t Notice. es School House Demois called to meet at wl Saturday, the 1 memben are urged to portant business. WALTERS, President. Notice. Democratic Club will ?f?th at 1 lone well school ). m. ) PORTER, President. iYBURN, Secretary. Notice. as Democratic Club will 71 uru.iv at 1 o'clock. J. GREEN, President. Notice. will hereafter vote at There will l>e a meeting 'en i atiiw Club at New Saturday at 4 o'clock nbers are urged to be the same time there will meeting. F. SAPP, Chairman Not ire. joratic Club of Tradene* HatJirrtay, April 25, at S. L. McMANUS, Secretary. Notice. locratic Club will meet 2:30 p. m. Every memita?Uc|) resent and attend )f tho>business. iVILLIAMS, President. Secretary. Notice. Creek Democratic Club the court house at this f?Pt?*t^tcruoon, April 25, WILLIAMS, President. Notice. mp, No. 37G, Woodmen UL?w-Ml have a spoclal iclied NwHkiy, the 26th, E. church by the Itev. (ss. All Soverigns invitMeet at hall 10 o'clock. O. GARLAND, Clerk. IS otic?, us Democratic Club will ay, April 25, at 8 p. m., -HlfNchool house for the eorgffui^hig and electing the coutKy convention court house May 4th. JENKINS, President. Notice, th Spring Democratic ;et at Heath Springs on prll 25, at 2 o'clock p. li. BRUCE, Chairman. g Ladies ly for the tomato ; Lancaster county before/long. 11 havk to arrive in r on 'Duesday, the I April, 10,000 Planfs, frost proof kinds. Send in ders early. Have hand 20,000 early uaDDage Plants. your orders for Plants at once if t your order filled, re Nancy Halls to bout the 25th of s for business, kore^l's Grocery * ern Railway. V&rritJ of the Booth. I T Put IN 9CHEDULE8. ire Lao carter from: orkVille] Rock Htll ui dlata stations 8:31 a. m. larlmtok, Columbia aatf dlate stations lt:H srlon, B|acksburg, Char ia lnterrWIiat# atatUaa, lumbla, fftlagsTllU and dlato utallonn, 7:41 p. a. re LancuVtar fori lngville, Colombia ?ad dlate BtatlouB, 8:?1 a a lock Hill. Blaokabarti (iar!otto and tntaniiodlat* 1 0 * 0 R A m Incrille, Columbia, Charnd Intermediate station*. m. ock Hill, Yorkrllle and dlate stations, 7:48 p. m ihedula figures ara pahformation only an# ara ?ed. For InformnOaa as fares, etc., call on OAUTHBN. Agent KcGEE, A. O. P. A., Columbia, ft. C. 2AFFEY. D. P. A.? Charleston, i