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" ALL MEXICO UND PUN Ok ME (Continued from Pae of the N^exicun people t ready to discuss terms of i and therefot^1 perman< tuent." 'v President Wiffeon ant Bryan were pleased at tl General Curranza and I tutlonallsts in the peace hopes of a broad and satis j 'i c mifii v ui Liit- prvsvui 1 raised to a degree of which they hitherto have The American governni had not made format rt first proposal of the iut for an armistice, bttt it stood one would be made next 24 hours. TtieyUn lias no objqgjLion to the an armiffttft'e, for while usually implies a suspens tilities during a staie of \ the United States does no as existing?there had I vision by the Washington tion to permit no acts of i by the army or navy at 1 bile the mediation was ried on. In formulating an agi c spend Hostilities, the gi however, will stipulate t! vans in interior points < must be afforded protect t . ry Hrvan's only, comroe armistice was: V 'I assume there\will tlbries during the process on." lie was i|\icsti.m v. i.< tber ? arratiza had aT' u.istHo and Yir smilingly "General Cairanza Itasn * 11 ediaMoa as yet.^ At this time ^Carratizi had not been received. Secretary Bryan confe with the Brazilian ambas 11 uic uuy aaa iroiu 1111 the formal propositi for the T! e report that Europe 1,.\ the envoys i rorn Argent ami Chile to use its inili the United States to ohtnit tl ra wal of the question of < iluerta from the propos American government uat the comment at the state < that the United States lia in it ted any terms on the r involved. Thus far all the prop come from the* in termed mi cuiuiiLiuus involving points in the situation from atiy of the contend! v It was suggested in s tors that the question of < Huerta need not be rais< I'nited States in any of it regarding it as a questic the Huerta end the car] nients. Developments in the field of the Mexican situ; the most absorbing thoug) and navy continued theii earing for refugees'and re der at Vera Cruz. No mo >?v <J?ny kind were announced r\ the army and navy exerl selves to the utmost to d te refugees. /X/\ r T * rcnir r ?r LUUNI Ni m: vrn spkim; S| >-ial to The News. M?ath Spring, \prll .'JO. g. of baseball at the .*? on was played hv tl Spring an I Kershaw high Thursday afternoon, resul J! Iii vor i f lleuth Spring Mr. Hazel t'nntlien of f w. with Mr. James Hen in the w? "k inspecting his falfa and .itch -*nd thti i' lia Porter, nearby. He p ill*"n unusually fine and w th proper protection f tin reault wonld he most Mesar.-. K. D. Blakency Hnmol of Kershaw and R. of Lancaster were here Oi Thursday afternoon. Extensive improvements marie on the home of Mr. 1 tou. Main street, recently of Mr W. J. Hammond I be ready for occupamy. f?r. 8. 1j. Allen left on noon train Tuesday for tl the ^oa, wbere he in spcrw days with friends. 1'rof. J. A. Bustiardt an'] Mr Mack In drove to Kershr afternoon. Lr. W. 8. Moore has coir. Installation of the waterwi In fonnection with h's res Mrs. W. C. Ellis spei Wednesday In Lancaster. Mrs. J. A. Mobley is vl son. Mr. C. B. Mobley. In for a few weeks. The Spring* Banking A ] rn Co. will soon install an electric ligh rli nlant, in collection with their water works, for the purpose of llghtini R1ATinkl thoir store houses, stables, etc UlnllUn Would it not be good time for ou city fathers to look into the advis Ono 1 - ... ... ability of providing a ugiuing sysiei "tiling and for the town? satisfactory TKADKSVII-LE. ent settle Special to The News. 1 Secretary Tradesville, April 29.?Mrs. L. J ie entry of Funderburk and Mrs. Ed Fundei :he Const!*' burk, who have been visiting a plans, their Cheraw and Jefferson have returne ^factory ad- home. crisis being Mr. S. L. McManus, from Chai confidence lotte, who has been visiting hi not fel*. dapghter, Mrs. J. \V. Funderburl? ent tonight returned home Thursday. ply to tin? Mrs. (i. W. Threatt of Jefferson i ermediarles visiting lier mother, Mrs. J. E was under- 'l?rn-within the Mrs. Bill Armfield of Jefferson i ited Stan r visiting relatives here. reouest for M,8S Flossie McManus of Chai the term 'otte sPent Sunday with her sistei ion of hos- Mrs- J- w* Punderburk. car- which' *^r" Snipes of Charlotte spen t recogniz" Sunday night at Mrs. J. B. Horn's icon a de- Dezie Funderburk and Mr? administra- ^ funderburk went to Monro iiggrresslon Thursday shopping. Vera Cruz Mi ss Queen Gordon spent the da; being ear- Sunday with Miss Janie McManus. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Cames spen Sunday at Mr. L. J. Funderburk's eement to _ _ . . , Mr. Bunyan h underburk, who at overnment, . .... . ? ? . tended the Jr. O. IT. A. M. conventioi lot \ineri- . , . . f ^ ^ at I* lorenee. has returned liotne. ' **A"' Little Miss Tincy Funderburk ii ion. Serre- .. , . ... spending a fp\v days with her aunt nt o.i the .. ... . Mrs. Virgil Funderburk. ( Miss Siller* McManus spent Sundaj . at Mrs. J. W. Funderburk's. of ir. diu- ? ( j Mrs. E. B. Funderburk, who has , f a millinery, has gone to Charlotti r?*1 to mii . . . to buy hats. answ cr? *i. 't accepted Hardly That to Some, i^ooKinp at n irom ttie standpoint 1 s answer nf (j1P equal suffragist. the home is only woman's hemisphere.? Groan* rre?l only wood Journal, sudor dur- ~ ? ~ n received PREMIER armistice. was asked ine, Itru/.il "Non Puncture" Auto / Tires i the with- / diniinutinp (Itiaranieed 7,.r>00 Miles Servic< als of the i met with TheseV tires bear the preates known nl^pageguarantec, yet ar< lepartinent a( a jTrlor* ie*| than tires of or d not sub- dinary guarantee. 1 This guarantei iiain points covers punctures, Blow-outs and gcni eral wear. Guarairteo covers 7,B0< miles service ag/lnst everything ex iosaIs ha\ POpt abuse. Th/se tires are inten iaries, and ded for most sfrvere serxtce. tne i ig uraers nave theen received to have come the8e tlres for %? in the Unite. StateB Govern met*^ Service, ng parties. Ah a Special Introductory offer, w< ome quar- will allow the following prices to slimtnating next ten days, f ed by the TIRES?ijuBEB. s proposals ^ Tubj? n between 80x8 10 ? 80 ranza ele- 30x3% 13.60 2.61 32x3% 14.06 3.00 diplomatic 34x3% 16.26 3.20 7 ? 31x4 17.00 3.26 atlon were 32x4 18 00 8 so j the army 33x4 19.60 3.40 " work of 34x4 20.40 3.60 storing or- o^'ae 36x4 22.00 3.90 vements of 36x4% 26.00 6.00 , but both 36x4% 27.00 6.10 ted them-! 37x4% 27.60 6.16 accom.no- 37x6 32 60 B 40 All ether sizes. Non-Skids 20 cent extra. 5 per cent discount If paj ment. in full accompanies order anc if two are so ordered, shipping F71I/C charges will be paid by us. C. O. D P Mr ^ 16 per cent of amount of order " Our output Is limited, so we suggest early ordering. We sell direct only giving purchaser, the advantage ol all middlemen's profits. STRONGTREAl) lUHBER CO. l^nftAn AKI/? The flrsl p: rk tlii / ??? i? tli-ath school1 op ::::: this w nett early f lot of al- y tt of Mrs. renounced ^ I *? t said that f or r irtv 1 rom stock J gratifying. and J. II ^ "w w S. Stuart SaQH \Al n bun I nous k/V/d|J V f I " are being ! H. A. Hor-' nti r/>K o t will ?*oon See display the after- pers at The Laru ' few and get the watc i Mr. s. r of Dishes given f IW Sunday ipleted th< I ==: SPECIA1 siting her 1 Columbia. I Mercantile SSSMiSSSiSSSSSISiZM M THE LANCASTER NT.WS, M t "The t'nprotocted Man." I pnd 1 We turn a proheoy Into a narra-. solldi L* Senator Gore of Oklahoma manag- cami r ed to come clear In the action day, i- brought against him by the lady schot u whom we will not name. ' tor^1 Gore la blind. Naturally, he has not erly seen some things. One of them Is recei that a man worth blackmailing shall should bv all means have a man shall clerk. One of the most curious de- ejert velopments of the "woman's movement" Is that woman persists In dec-1 paring her equality with man and ^ I yet Insists on special laws, statutes. [and even ways of thinking, to perpet - . uate her special exemption over him. I s I Gore had come to face what almost ^ every man worth while has sooner or a, c" . later to face; the privilege of sign- SM'U jing a check or standing trial, (lore ^?s preferred to stand trial. We had no j doubt as to the outcome hut it costs catl? him money that he sriauld not have n,'ne been forced to spend. distr 8 Almost any woman can get a man linto a position where he will have cons< to explain: and to explain is, gen erally, fatal. held The safest rule of conduct for an T0*'! unprotected man s never?under any ' eir/nimctnneou tn oft In nn offlen HOHSi with a woman?any woman?with At tho door closed.?The State. ,ors > : __ erty e Notice of Flection. ' 1 Whereas, onethlrd of tflj" electors rates niul onethlrd of the free-holders re- Th siding in Lower Camp Creek district, shall No. 28, in Lancaster county, have elrctl t petitioned the county board of edui. cation to order an election tq determine whether or not the two districts, Lower Camp Creek, No. 28, i WELL DESERVED. R kidnf Doan The Praise That Conies From Thank- j jyjr ( ful Lancaster People. r,(j j)' r One kidney remedy has known store* merit. Buff a , Lancaster people rely upon it. Lamt That remedy is Doan's Kidney P ''ills. Lancaster testimony proves it reliable. L. P. Clybum, French St., Lancns- , . ter, S. C., says: "My experience with Doan's Kidney Pills has been so sat- e.!, isfartory that 1 don't hesitate to |i'i11 recommend them for kidney trou- j w^ ble. I got this remedy at Crawford * . ( Bros.' drug store, when I was suf-,?!to fering ofrm backache and other symptoms of kidney complaint. It *'ie s soon relieved me. I have not been trie 1 bothered since." nient Mr. Clyburn is only one of manv . Lancaster people who have grate- ' fully endorsed Doan's Kidney PUIS. sPrln If your back aches?If your kidneys 50c r ,, . S I ) "My kingdomVfor a ho I Richard. But thVmoicrn finitely better means/ of at lowest cost?when /lebu The economical Ford has n extravagance at any price. PLYLER BROS. & R. I Heath Springs Distributors for Lanca rATER SET Gold Band f rappers, in your grocery^ Pres< master Drug Company, L< nr set Free. Also see th ree. L There is a premium in eac Naptha Powdered Soap. The; Gold Band Wrappers for the V [AY 1.1914. Bell Town, No. 21, shall be con- * * j j . l ated. W hfll IS ' e hereby order the election to w w ' ;ld by the trustees of said Lower } Creek district, No. 28, on FriMay 15, at Lower Camp Creek >1 house. which election only such elec- Aiu, (|ie |tasis of H) as return real or personal prop- Vigor Lies in the C for taxation and exhibit their tax lation of the pts and reistration certificates ;f womiul8 beauty be allowed to vote. cosmetics, every woni le opehing and closing hours ipiclure of loveliness. be the same as in all general d r th th t u ? ions. ' ?r V. A. LINGLE, u"aith'"and'the can's",. J K rONNORSS' bP traced to ,he a< tio1 ^ . n i ? 2*^ )} Tlie headaches, th* County Board of Education. sallow skin and thp 4, - -4. 4. ~ ore usually due to < Notice of Election. many things that wonherein, onb-thlrd of the electors , COnduce to this tr one-third of the free-holders re- nnt ent carefully> the g lnlBell Town school district. t)le fo(ls becaM8e the r 21. In Lancaster county have dalntlIy und thev loned the county hoard of edu- ,,noUKh< Hut whatevei n to order an election to deter- ,)e jt |s , whether or not the two sclioo ,.?n<iition should be c lets. Bell Town. No. 2.1. and a. i(,ea. rpnu,dv f >r Camp Creek. No. 28. shall be one especially KllittM ilidated. . cate requirements, is e hereby order the flection to he Syrup ,.(>psh| whk.h by the ; jxustees of said 1 ell women endorse higlil T'Scliool. o.strict. No. 21. on r ri- ^lrs s Vance of May 15. at Bell Town school ^ew (Vastle. Pa. ' At B" .... 4. . . , spells of indigestion which election only such elec- shp thought sho woul(] ftS Tpturn real or personal pron- sl|| r,,guIated her stoir for taxation and exhibit their ?nd sbe attributes -eceipts and registration certifl- health to-dav to this shall be allowen to vote. A? tlie family can ie opening and closing hours i... o - V?<-| r? oji up r epsill. I( he the same as in all general mothers K've 't to Ions. , ren. It Is also admlr V. A. LINGliE, tjie requirements c J. K. rONNOUs pip jn farj to JLj| wj,0 J. Q. RICHARDS, or infirmity cannot sti County Hoard of Education. catharlcs, pill or pu: ?? should always be avoi >r you, don't simply ask for a . sy remedy ask distinctly for *s Kidney Pills, the same that 21yburn had?the remedy back- 1 y home testimony. 50c all 9. Foster-Mllburn Co.. Props., Arrnn ? r 10. N. Y. "When Your Hack Is . H,TVn ., , M ,, known as the John i?Remember the Name. m?e9 southwe8t of room house, tenant h gtliens Weak and Tired Women, well, with about 50 Also 192 acres of s was under a great strain nurs- voted, 6-room house t relative through three months' 40x70.) tenant ttpiJ*e ess,'' writes Mrs. J. C. Van De spring and wind mil < 9, of Kirkland, 111., and "Electric body of natural flpre rs kept me Trom breaking down, will saw perhapJon I never he without it." Do you feet> por price atrtl t tired and worn out? No appotnd food won't dlgor.t? It isn't p -* acres, one .. , ? Primus, on public roi pring weather. You need Elec- pd and gQOd p]ace [litters. Start a month's treat- cultivated. Good 4 today; nothing hotter for stom- tenant Louse, barn a liver and kidneys. The-grea' , ,, .. . . . J. Smalt s. ' $32.50 an g tonic. Relief or moqey :baek ind $1.00. at your Druggist. ^ ?creR. T- H- 1 nett's, near Anvil Roi * . Beaver Creek road, o by Marion Walk " " ' |] house and 10 acres nest In pine thicket. v ; c ' <v J land. $20 an acre. ? i Three nice 3-room ' Blachmon place, very v" 1 70 acres, J. H. Bar 5-room house and houses. Also 40 a< H Wy Price $35 per acre. Dr. Mclntyre's nice sale at a bargain. 2-acre lot by Farm In Lancaster. See m Snrlnn lota In M? rse," aaid King II see "me." Burnt house lot man gets an in- u K!n(1, 'I1? ? y l-itory houM and 1< H Plica $2,260 to $2.60 transportation? H Tbraa lots. Sine H Prlca $110. ys a sturdy Ford. H im acraa on F Small's. $1,060. Wl iaae the horse an t?o Vo^rS'iou*^ \ I $36.00 an acre. \ 66 % acres at Ant \ per acre. \ I 386 acres, near Un \ I acre. D KM A rirrv 1 814 acres, T. W . D. MALIvLY, 8 h?me place, 6 miles * caster, cut up In lots s C f* J upwards per acre. ) *** III 37f acres, the Moj _ . { .I Union church. $26 p LSter COlinty. |J5 IMyler lots on Mec I. , streets, north of Be I [| ft new house, large lots, t* ij{j( 107% acres, one i 4 x l|j? factory, known as Hu I4 houses and farms. $5 156 acres, three n ???????????????? Taxahaw, known as - ^ and Dewette tracts. Knight's one-horse \ll $2,000. 72 acres by Ale* w-~<* ?^ ?? ? - and known as J. P. J L 1. house and 2-horse fari "* J* per acre. A. JLVJLjl-i 93 >4 acres, Rufus v above tract, house irm cpen. $21 per _ 7 0 acres, J. A. Co !arm open. $22.60 p // know as the Hugh h SMI11 *40 acres at fork N *' I L 4l..rm 2 miles of Lancaster. vAgfcftM raiM Half dosen lots in < iSB-i^ptlWPcL Lasenhy and Mike . payments. Prloee $ ???????I lot. See me qalek. S Sinclair Helghti lots. Southeast side o guson streets. All ?nt tnp wnn. w corn#r Dunia? ? ?lll. Uic VViap Streets. (Davis.) 8< . q 26 acres, Carter i incaster, J. L.. ?ortk of Lancaster, ' side road and by W e beautiful set w va, vwuu iiau or two north of Plea wut Bide of Rockr^, ooros worked, onrlri throo room house* ai frock loud and a fine h package of Ryan's y count the same as T M. BEL, Vater Set. To p?vent niood r.ply at once the wonder! J3 ORTKR S AirriSKPTlC HI ficat OrfMlnc thai relieve* ' he aame time. Not a liuim V ' * Woman's Beauty I er Health aiul nrcfnl ltegu- ^ towels. depended upon /OH inn would be a Hut beauty lies LrJfflr es in health. In I|m& us the basis of j VraLm of sickness, can * 1 of the bowels. ! j lassitude, the t lusterless eyes constipation. So I \ inn do habitual oume. rney <10 y eat liullgestl- ^ oods are served do not exercise p the particular L jortant that the , orreeted., I or wotpnn. and j 1 to their dell-! their effect! Dr. Caldwell's [ while a pen throu sands of pepsin acta y, among them it can be 511 S. Ray St., any drug st< times she had dollar a bol so sever that j guaranteed < 1 die. Svrup Pep ded. You wil lacli and bowels i pleasant In t her excellent i inp, and Its remdy. distinct vain use Dr. Cald- most widely >r thousands of America to hies and child- families ar< ably suited to Families v )f elderly peo- pie bottle ca by reasons ape inp Dr. W. ind harsh salts, ington St., rgatlves. These card with j ded. for at best on it will do i Land Fc Moeller's, and The nice Bell place, 9 bouse and 1< Lancaster, 5- sale at a bai ouse, barn and 166 Acree acres worked, miles north amo, 100 cultl- . lands of All ind barn (barn ridge, and barn, with 13% acre :omplete. Large Gold Mine, st timber, and with mineral e-half million ! 11 Acres erms, see of town, si ?nlle east of tru?k farmlt idSf^ell water- . ?no 46 ^ 60 acres ho"*? ?? ElB -rooL house, ,ani cotton n nd fable, and L Two ,h?U8 >od fechool. J. ;Eva"8 r acJ-e north of So\ Connors It anc* E. 8. Ben- and Darkey ek nd west of quick, n roVL leading . 126 Acres er's. ^^Tewmt I l % miles ei of fm?h 1 nnM ? "' " ? ??.^uu rum i\iu; Some very fine forked, aboi room house, houses, S. T. Buildings, et cheap. I 60 Acres r's. near Dixie, thurch, 3-ro two tenant i nmber, fam :re farm open, wmver Creel acrei new house for Sprln^L so I road, kMut ere' warehouse ?art e tenant t&use 1 JlnMilar *ood 01 >rth Lancaster. Good ! ho Springs At by Perkins' 230 Acfks . Also Perkins* near Camp t ot, Bast Bad. to 160 acres Nice 8-room lair Heights. 4-room and pastures, tw "lat Creek, t. also B| 111 cut price. nelghborhoo< [In, 93 009 now reduced r Geo. Baker's, an acre at once. W loch. $32.19 more tracts 300 acres. Ion. $26 per Cat and Lyr In RB, three McMurray's acres extra north of Lan- 200 acres Ir it $25, $30 and of saw tlmlx told, Is wort jre tract, near price of lam >er acre. for $10 to 1 itlng and Ban $8.00 per a >b Crawford't cash. $400 and up 61 acre mile south ol Dixie, 30 aci nter place, two 3.room hov 0 per acre. open. Price nlles north of 50^ aci Tom McManus near Dwlght and by Strict 1 houses 5-rr farm open wejj Qf wat< located. P Waters place j2,460.00. Carnes tract; acres ? m open. $^8.50 gtogner. A ? . one mile ear Carnes tract, ^rcjj road a and one-horse cross road. acr** price and te mthen s, near , and 60-acre . A1*? * * er acre. b7- A few of Taxahaw. 60 acres 1 IcManus place. Camp Creek Cut road, 3-i aw Arch road, room tenant $70 an acre springs. Ab corner by L. C. $1,300 or 73 lohneon, aaay $7 acres, i SBO to $M0 a $27.BO per i Nice f-rt i lots, comer land. North 1 Oay and Fer- (00 acres to 4 lots N. me. ind Ferguson Ask me fc ?e me. you have an Ldame, $ mile* ber 2 will hi west of River- cent commls . J. Cunning- erty at 2 pei $25 an aore. promise you imond'a, a mile want to sell < isant Hill and see me fer I River- road, 45 you want to > room and two I havea desli id three wells, Write, ph< farm. See me. ested In lane 'STRAIGHT DEAI.1NC K, Agent. La. Poisoning For Wcaknc ul old reliable Pr The Old Standar KAI.ING Oil.,a ? CkOVK'8 TAST; pain and heal* Malaria and bull eat. 2ic. 30c. and aura Appelis & I But Health S. C. S. VANCK s is only for ihat day nine remedy like Syrupmildy but permanently conveniently obtained at >re at fifty cents or nne ttle. Hesluts are always or maney will be refun1 find It gentle in action, aste, and free from griptonic properties have a it? in women, u is too used laxative-tonic in day and thousands of ? now never without it. vishlng to try a free sam11 obtain it by addressH. Caldwell, 419 WashMonticello, 111. A postal our name and address >r Sale 6-room Elite Chase* at on Market street, for "gain. , Mary Jane Clipton, 10 * of Lancaster and by ? ie Heath and John Kstis, known as the Miller by Minor Johnson's I rights. $20 an acre, bottom land Just north uitable for alfalfa and ig. lot and t^od 5-room a street, by Will Langley aill. known as Darts lot. es and lot, known as Ight' by cotton mill ' and ithern Railroad. its fnr nnlo h? fll Paul Baptist church. See me i, known as Cole place, ist of Pleasant Hill end go road. About 65 acree at 60 acres in woods, 4tenant house and outc. |3 0 per acre. Just south of Blackjack om house, part in good a open. On west side t road. $20 per acre, i, 1H miles west Heath uth side Beaver Creek 4 0 acres cultivated and 3s, 4-room house and i is, etc., fairly level, with t t water. Prlee $21 per use and lot In Heath reasonable price, u Lw N. Montgomery's. Jteek church, about llf i worked, rest In woeda. i \house, also S-rooss. a ll-room house, twe 0 ot^IIs of good water prln^^ater. In goad 1. PricV $46 an aers, 1 to a lhtle lees than If intmested, see me ill cut us Into three er if necesseky. D. P. Bal\r's. on Wild iches Creeksjytwo butldhorse farm Open. 50 fine bottoms and abr.ut i woods wi'.h thousand* ?r. Timber alone, I am h more than the asking 1. Adjoining lands sell 120 an acre. Will take ere for quick sale spot s, Judson Usher'H, near es very fine saw timber, lse and 30 acre farm $37.50 per acre. es, Marcus Estrldge'a, 3 0 acres worked, two >om and 4-room, good er and pasture. Nicely rictf if sold right off ?.nd small house, W. P. nice and desirable farm, it of I^ancaster, on New md on the McDcw Hill See me right off for rms. other email tract* near- ^ real bargain*, ibout 1-4 mile north of church and east of New room house and good 1houre. 8everal good out SO acre* cultivated. ft acres at Ml aa acre. oear Tom Haaca's. Pries tcre. >om houit, 4 Mi acres I>anoaster. Pries fl.llt. on Catawba river. See >r other bargains and It y l&ad (or sale rememindie It at J to m gar ion and all towa propr cent oommission and I a straight deal. If roe or bur a home or a farm can save roe monsr. If rent a house in towa, rable houses for rent, one or see as If tater1. * ft 9s ncaster, S. C. ;sk and Loss of Appetite 4 1 general strengthening tonic. d R1JM chill TONIC, drive* ??t ^ d* up the system. A true tonic cr. For adnlt* and children. 80c.