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6 THIS YOUNG HP nn NETTLES AG A nil t-nttc a THE LANCi !N < Ufe j n\mn A tit. \STER NEWS, JUNE 5, 1 /a ifc/ V - 914. ik% HLWani <4 IIIIVS IUUMU 111. SELLS HI Jt , . Joseph Wijey Lets fl Five Quarts at > f ' Tli A\TSFITfiU\N} Mis; I \\J OJiyi. X KJ JTX SRI finn (JreenviUe Minister DLUUU , ca've Vp labors W * tory Arrangement" thers Have Sba/t^nburg Herald. Rev. S. A. Nettles b JO Each. editorship of the Sou Advocate, the orgar Carolina Methodist o< xr ? v & XJ ifflrafnirT^' them Christian g.. 1 of the South H am inference, pub- kL X Doesn't Mind the Mother Fears lit* ' His Head. Although heretofore have given their blood tives, friends and. in so known sufferers, have Ij liahed in Greenville, f( 0|K*ration^ versal by the general ..... w .. , the verdict of the Soul nCII f . . . ference last Novemb ' him "from the minis those who months. Announceiner to save rein- 's niade in tliis week me cases, un- ^'r- Nettles in a on the front page. I eon consider- ... . . ... . blowing the re- S5 conference of a* h Carolina con- ? er suspending try for three li| it to this effect K t's Advocate by B i l signed article, K| Wl le states, how lememi The first time jiff of Stag fron i > _ i~ ?er: you get a n some other M? A A l? * ?nkr-nt e<l heroes in the striates term, the pratice of tr; at last become commer a New York special to ton Post. Joseph Wiley, a heal old specimen of manhoc the money to be made b I over, inai ne win my t sen so of tho as soon as satisfactor; insfusion has cun be made for his cializod, says the work is too heavy the Washing- I "T1,? court of 51 i church has reversed mitte's verdict on eve thy. JJ-year- Qn eV(,ry specification id. has seen jl(ijudged me guilty. I y becoming a j rejoice with me in thi (low ii 1110 won* ~V~ ca I t arrangements w relief, because K t e for Mini now. 3d X.IIC ippeals of our the trial com- In 210 ry charge and ffg on which they jK dy friends will s complete vin- at. low s pipe, r at Stag's taste its fragrance. Tr 1C.lVltLlVltSt.rt 3 is as^good^v a tin and aet a transfusion hero, and is seriously the hanging of his door, which will bea name, the following ami ********* **.) * * TRANSFUSION K! * * m.ooo i ritNisHFii * considering j dication. and I assutni ' a sign from accusers will be glad, r. besides his assume that any Chr ouncement: i preacher or layman pi i a minister of God is ******* | immorality, rather tha G'KKT * I he is innocent and th * .finite to serve that > IN ,\N% * i servant he is without * . tIS<- ......... <T\ :z jfljg* ropoat'h upon thrill in smoking. venient Packages: The I t Tin, the Full-Size I O-Cent Tin, th Tin Humidors and the Pound Gla ' "So Bite' NX?i No stiat> ''1'brI "No Bun, "7si*Wo string." * VI .A.M ITIKf * * H.XTKS ON * ********* **.j HAS PAUTKI) WITH FI According to the spi Wiley lie has fully est claim to the title, "tra pert," for within a littl * "Tlio highest court' WTION. * has unanimoulsv decla * not been proven guilty ******* ality; and if 1 have s< VK Ql'AttTS- impulsively this court >culative Mr unanimously and witl tablished his before them, that my msfuslon e\- have been grave enou e more than enough for the comr >TAi Or Pipe and Cigarette *-LASTING-LY G La PfSfP OOD " tour mouths he has allov to be transfused to the ferers five times. Eut-h a quart of life-giving II It was only yesterdi that Wiley submitted to eration. Earlier in the seen an advertisement o pay" for "healthy you hp willing to have some ved his blood jurisdiction even to pi veins of suf- for thorn, time he paw "itht I whs placed < nid. ' jconvictqg pM\senteno< *y afternoon fully carried out the * his fifth op- od suspension from t day ho. had throe lone months of ffering "pood shame, and anguish. : man who is po convicted and degi blood trans- .?i.iicirv f.>? ace on trial Egi ^ nu trial: I was I'd: itud I harp ueritenre im'po'9hp ministry for ed another editor, humiliation, of iai,ors j am ,iP,.pij That should ... . . . tho decision of the raded from tiio 1 i.-j i .. i. I stand cxactlv'wli for whose < flic-lent less than the foi prateful. Sinee for doinp the . court of appeals. ' ani pettinp t .ere I * >? i?.r nearly threeseor pmer editors received tj| nPD O Mlitorlul work alone. OLLLl II o be an old man DAP '? years have passed I > llfttli P* LorUlard ISTui^i^i IKACUF-MMATKM I Co, Bsi. I76Q ' EAKNESS niliPKI V VANICll fused." He went to sciveii, 284 Kiverton stn learned that Mrs. Hes youriR mother, was in Hospital, seriously in ne of blood. Hy 5 o'clock noon, Wiley had been r? recjuired quantity and \\ theatre to spend a sma Ihe address have loved the truth ; >et. where he from inv youth up! I sle Tlnk, .1 eiful Father that noil the Lying-in cusers. or judges, or a ed of a quart or of the conference, in the after- the agony of my Get dieved of the have ever wounded as off to the any brother and he h 11 portion of pensation or revengi i J111K 1 \\ 11 ? ami hated a lie the conference. T pray the mer- any reason or exci e of my ar- not proceed to ea nv other broth- tract with the pnbl may ever know With this issue I. hsemane. If I assume the edit< th-; felings of cocate. as sought com " But I with to h e apainst tne as soon as possible . , .over me. This si here is no longer , . . . , , much for me. I Hue why I should , . , leased from it as rry out my con, Wl ... arrangements ea ishlng committee. , . i ''e'therefore again ' ... . i . , .. . , I have no h jrship of the Ad-i,. . the brethren. In ... . them they knew ty down this work . . , , .... Aid now may . I have publish- .. V IV ireniious work is tool shall ask to bo re Even Mosl < soon as satisfactory Find Re n be made for m> re- Dost at red against any of Backache, the case of most of rheumatism, .... ,, , inactive kidn< r not what they did. oUt the impm peace which pnss- pure, and tin IIII hWIIIII I IWItly ' t Chronic otrffCreriT "Th^blood, lief After A Few systclt*^,, 4 nn ? OO SUrC, s* Are Taken lasting, are ? . the use of urinary disorders, and a day for are caused "from weak, that is rec eys, which fail to filter case of ba< ities and keep the blood annoying b : only way on earth to come the iiuiuiili inmuu and drive it out of the s^^>ositive, so quick and I Iii^mi ||il I ii i lil lini il front Croxonc, that three doses a few days are often all juired to cure the worst :kache, regulate the most ladder disorders, and overnumerous other similar me *.ui ne lia<I recei "work." $30 A QUaRT HIS Wiley had just given tion of porter on Decern 1 year when he saw in a r advertisement for a "hero." He applied fo saved the lite of the 16 of W. K. Maxwill. a I ved for his surely I have made an "As to the oha PRICE. brought against me a up his posi- in which they were pre aer 28 of last say nothing. The 2 lewspaper an to the Master, 'If I ha transfusion man by frlse acrusa r the "job," him fourfold.' I belie -year-old sot: ligion of Christ is no awvor annh nmHor u" lplo atonement. *'d and edited the / rges that were yearn. In that tir nd the manner than doubled Its ei >aecuted. I shall 11 bito thousands o 'eeohaeu: paid never went before; vo wronged any of Methodism and tion. I %-cstoro our religion and th? ve that the re- of those godly men loss exaction in uted to its colun t-iii an uuuer?u advocate for eight i wlth MS nll for ( ne 1 have more rculation, sending if homes where It Kducatii carrying the news l^ouisvllle Courii I the teachings of "First the 'M > words of wisdom od." remarked who have cohtrib- then the 'Uokel is. I reduced the ed." . ? A * inuiiig oe ano abide premanently : 'hrist's sake. troubles, is to "S. A. NETTLES.*' ! T.Jie nc*(v' such conditu the very rot n*. Anyhow. 8oaks rfght j er-Journal. active kidney: oiiu Lisa' was swlp- linings; clean Mr. Wombat, "and , c^'s and glat , i ?. i solves the pi ,y Venus' was slash- 8tances |hat' muscles to s and positively cure such conditions, remove the cause. It is the iscovery, Croxone, cures tion ever r jns because it reaches is entirely >ts of the disease. It remedies, nto the stopped up, in- earth to c< l, through the walls and prepared tl s out the little filtering sible to tal ids; neutralizes arid dis- tern withou oisonous uric acid sub- You can lodge in the joints and of Croxone cratch and irri(at? and . most wonderful prepara- . nade for the purpose. It T different from all other There is nothing else on Dmpare with it. It is so iat it is practically impos<e it into the human syst results. obtain an original package : at trifling cost from any: X ~ - * All J ing At 515 Park avenue, minted to the operation the next two weeks win give three more quarts to the >younf sufferer, received *120-?$30 a ( "Itls easy .inonqy," exj to day at his home, wher ing up" from hjs lates ^ ,,uv mm Iiibivn nintl tiiu Wiley sub- Jew's. But I neilhei , and within mand anything of. m 3 required to prosecutors. That ma of his blood them and tlirlr God. For this he "Our conference al ijuart. NQyemher, 1912, ga tlained Wiley management of the A e he is "rest- and overwhelming en t operjitioi^, its session in 1913 a II'IIKH'II <?I Hit' iu nut--iiti 11 r a?k nor de H,u Riving more rej y accusers or before. There ttcr Is beween re nee paper in so sold for less than I its session in. charged to the Me ve me and my G^rfoliim. tfut In t dvocate a full have to do the w< dorsement. >\t ?froth editor and majority of the have, received for i mi un'j com, ana "What of it?' ulin? matter than pus. in uti other con-, "i deplore i uthern methodlam through them w double the price getting an art ? thodista of South irder to do tfcl" I I-o?"d Tankerv irk of two men ' ?d tome rara bi .... . , . London 100; w publisher. A-nd probable that t thin double vork tintaH nf inquired Mr. Warn- cause rheuma urine so it these episodes. but e common people are stopped up. education." filter and sil Ule ha* juat present'oads of cattle to the Uh that tuvme It is p he ctmir1 button con- 1 O * i?w?v ? v* ill * ffi?p; it neutralizes the are author: nW longer irritates the tlje purchai t>ranes of the bladder, give desin iut and strengthens the how old yc lifeless kidneys so they suffered, 01 t all the .poisons from cure you. r Results?Trv a I II UK aiuic, /Ml urugKisis ized to personally return ie price if Croxone fails to rd results, regardless of ?u are, how lorig you have r what else has failed to T ^ews Ad. and, except ror a littl that comes the next d when the doctor jahs th my arm, I don't ruind ii MAY SELL HIS HKA1 FEARS. "I'm glad to help th< people, and might do it ?but doing something isn't much of a huslnes e weakness same conference roqut ay, the hurt not to reappiont me f e needle into Advocate. This action t at a\l. pressly because of c I), MOTHKR me which were then the conference known *se poor sick guilty of any offem for nothing church, either in law for nothing found by our highest Toil Inn l.l _ . '.sted the bishop . is editor of the was taken ex harges against pending. Had that I was not The Willis Mooi ip against our and lot in town o or in fact, as sale at a bargain, court, is is in- A nice plantatloi * M vt " *"vl FARM : re 5-rooL house Burnt hous< f TradesvWle for Plac?. Kast En<* 2 -storv house easy terms V rTTTi$2^SC i, near New Hope ml ?_?_ I LAND Pi i lot by Perkins'i 3 Sinclair , $760. Also Perkins' ! lots. Souther and lot, East End guson streel $2,600. W. corner 1 . . . streets. rila DR SAL] Heights lots, corner 200 acres ist side of Gay and Ffr of Haw tlm ts. Also 4 lots N. lold, is wo Dunlap and Ferguson price of la via \ Qaa mo fs\? i n r, , , s in woods wt'.h thousands her. Timber alono, I am rth more than tne asking nd. Adjoining lands sell I need the money to he] "Mom," who, of co mother, Mrs. Nora Wile; tentlvely to her son's <i his exploits with a mlnf and anxiety in her eyes "I don't like Joe to I dangerous thing," she he's that wild?why, tl luimiialiiv llliil in< lp mom out." taken such action on urso. is his I have previously bee y, listened at- and publisher of the lescription of the publisning comm cling of pride I full power from thp, c i so. I am under cont be doing this I to do that work t said. "But ment in the trial com le next thing anc.e to the sentiment y would nave church, A 3 or 4such ({rounds. good houses, water n elected editor price and partlcula i Advocate hv ^09 Acres, H.^C It tee. who had jmown as tU?'' onference to do mj]es southwest ract with thcin room house, tenan \fter the judfc- we]j> with about mittee in deter AJso acrea 0 caused bv their i urce iom, horse farm open, Price $160. , etc. See me for 61^ acre# rs. * Small's. $1,06< ). Moeller's, and 103 acres, ne hn Bell place. 0 Two 60-acre of Lancaster, 5- $36.00 an acre, t house, barn and acres a 50 acres worked, per acre, if same, 100 cultl- 386 acres, n* ^Sinclair neigntc * 26 acres, ( on KJat Creak, B north of Lar ?. Win-rat [mce. 1 8ld? road *< 1 ham's Slstare iar Elgin, $3,000. lots by Geo. Baker's, K Th? n.,cf house and lo sale at a ban " AnU?ch- ?" " lot Acr.., miles north < >nr TTnlnn !9r. nor lonH, nf ahi. , ,w >W1 <1 1 \7 IU $8.00 per barter Adams. 3 mtief Casb. icaster, west of Riverid by W. J. Cunning- * ac> place. $26 an acre. Dixie, 30 a 3-room hi 6-room Ellle Chanca open. Prlc t on Market street, for a *ain' near Dwig] Mary Jane Clinton, 10 houses 6of Lancaster and by wpll of wi r? ? ? J * ' a * * < _ ii itu acre. Will laKO acre for quick sale spot OB, Judfton Usher's, near cres very fine bsw timber, ouse and 30 acre farm e $37.50 per acre. cres, Marcus Estrldge's, lit, 3 0 acres worked, two room and 4-room, good . iter and pasture. Nicely ^ i Know sonifonp will b for a now head and Jo ( The <* Advertising ; verdict, and with th<> e'll sell his." the publishing commi Fact Rema concurrence of 5-room houf ittee, I employ- 40x.70,) tSna?t..ho,i spring and wind ml . body of natural f will srf\v perhaps ^ feet. For price an 0 | ^ 8 Va acres, on ? I Primus, on public l||C I f'd and good place I cultivated. > Geod 1 tenant Louse, barr le and barn (barn acre, ise and barn, with 814 acres, 1) complete. Large home place, 5 orest timber, and caster, cut up in one-half million upwards per ac d terms, see 371 acres, tl e mile east of Union church, road, well water- Plyler lots o 4 5 to 50 acres streets, north 1 4-room house, new house, larg 1 and stables and ridge. T. W. McMurray's 13 acre? miles north of I^an- Gold Mine, i lots at $25. $30 and with mineral re- 11 Acres 1 le Moore tract, near of town, au $25 per acre. truck farmini n Meeting and Sar* one acre-1. ?' , ? house on Elm e lots. $400 and up. | &nd cott^n m a iicnu auu J U11U BMtr lOCBltll. $2,460.00. i, known an the Miller 1 15 acres by Minor Johnson'* Stogner. > rights. $20 an acre. ( one mile e; rottom land Just north Arch road, (table for alfalfa and ( r.?88 road, ? price and 1 ot and k??od 6-room 1 . Als? a fo street, by Will Langley | by< A few 111. known na Dnvia i?? t" ?? ? Price If sold right off and small house, W. P. I nice and desirable farm, ast of Lancaster, on New and on the McDcw HU1 See me right off for terms. w other small tracts nearreal bargains. No an peddlers o gling wm5 or cooked any kind, ' i PaV! lount of misrepresentation I f ajp nx ha king powders, n< i chemichls, or pretended an -up certificates, or falscho* can chapge the fact that dl Rol/Inlnr DamtJI good pasture. By . v J. Small's. $32.66 Vthc 4 6% acres. T. 1 3 illg- nett's, near Anvil . Beaver Creek road lalysis, by Marlon W 1 (c house and 10 ads oas OI rest In pll?e thicltS land- $20 an aCr Thiee nice 3-ro< Blackmon nlw?? * ?_ ivi acres, good school. J. factory, known an acre. houses ana fan I. and E. S. Ben- 166 acres, th Hock and west of Taxahaw, know I, on road leading and Dewette t alker's. Tenant Knight's onees of fresh la/.d, $2,000. E Some rery 72 acres by e. and known as >m honses, 8. T. *oa#e V>4 J-hoi ?k... one mue south ot i as Huntfer place, two J Two house ins. $50 per acre. Evans lot, rl ree miles north of north of Sou n as Tom McManos Connors lo racts, and by Strict and Darkey I horse farm open, quick. .. i 230 Acres, ,A1S* W?lm plM neir C?mp C J. P. Caraea tract: ^ 160 Mru farm qpna. $SS.f Nlce 8-room a and lot, known a# ght by cotton mill and t,k iu?. (room tenai thern Railroad. 8pringa A ta for sale, by St. Paul 11,200 or '< laptiat church. 8e? me 97 acres, 127.60 per h. N. Montgomery's, ' Nice reek church, about 121 land, Nortt worked, reat In woods. ] 60 0 acr? house, also 5-room. I mm nuuui 1-4 mue north ot k church and east of New l-room house and good 2it house. Several good ibout 20 acres cultivated. '2% acres at $26 an acre. , near Tom Hance's. Price acre. room house, acree t I,an center. Price $S,60S. >s on Catawba liver. See * haks to clal e hlghes free fi purit) Rnval uu LHinillU XL UWU< teeti loundby the 61 xamlnation^ to be of 1 it leavening efficient om alum, and of absoli r and wholesomene! Rale inor ie er I 7e acres. J. H- 1 HI I 6-fOom houM a I"*- I houses. Also 40 the Price $35 per acre. I Dr. Mclntyre's n I sale at a bargain. iite 2-acre lot by Fe I In Lancaster. See * I Springs lots In L t 1 See me. Parr's, near Dixie, , v*;fh^vp,*frart nd two tenant 'frm nn?? it acre farm open, ,r.m open 70 acres-. J. Dan Bailey's Ice new house for farm open. (2 7 2 acree, .rmers' warehouse know as the H i me. $1,600. North Lancaster. 4 0 acres at I it * 4-rbom aid i Rufua Carnea tract, pastures, tiro house and one-horse and also ap 1 par acre. neighborhood A. Oauthon's, near now reduced house, and 60-acre ^*7 an acre. 2.50 per acre. at bnce.' W1 north/ of Taxabaw, mor? tracU 1 ugh^McMauua place. 300 acres, Cat and Lym fork New Arch road, lnga, three ft 2Vroom house, two i me ? wells of good water , yOU have I ring water. in good ber j wm < Price $45 an acre, | cent comm to a little less than er^ at 2 p If interested, see me ; promise 70 11 cut op Into three or want to eel f necessary. gee me for D. P. Baker's, on Wild Tou want ( ches Creeks, two buUd- 1 harea dei horse farm open. 50 Write, n it ' for other bargain* and If tor land for sale rememhaudio It at 2 to 2)4 par lesion and all town proper cent commission and I u a straight deal. If 70a I or buy a home or a farm I can save you money. If to rent a house In town, ilrable houses for rent. >+ Kftna ? ? - M. V TT \IVA AO AllUldpe 5 finest and most economica ? - 1 t'?j? iisauic I food. I __Jt. M I 6 IU1ICH UI liAUC . KKIJi. ' hum tmrnt *r tusier. t fu an acre. | acres extra I -STRAIGHT REAL Agent. fiwaWMWarfMai" I I I ..mm, ine bottoms sad a'-tcut I estsd ln'laj Nir LaneuMtci ? mt u tn tarad. r, ?.