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I f - Trade W 1 US | And I Get Vot< S--THI t , X ' The beautiful little Tony and indeed well pleased with the appc I streets drv sufficiently we will h T daily, so that you can get a goo t feel sure the girl or bov winning T ? I.orane is the name of the pony V name. Lorane is well broken, anc T a small boy has ridden him, and s v Here are Tli? X THE AMUSE-U THEATRE. ? (Midway.) y The house where refined Photoplays reign supreme and ^ where sweet music is galore. X Bring your friends where you V can get votes on the Pony ConV test. ?> "The Mutual Home." V $10,000 reward for the person V who solves "The Million Dollar Mystery." I ASK YOUR ? * I .. r P ? borders fror I Letter rrom tiermanv 2 ? irnn* sngges d as the situation became mora or Rsssla hi critical. Russia's step In asking the The hotels Kaiser to Intervene befween Aastrfa London, Pai and Serrla, while (Kusssia) was the Mfce hln making a fall mobilization on the stand wlthoi German frontier, thoroughly aroused fnctured In i the Germans. Although seventy-five countr'es, in per cent of the Belgian population in the show the Socialists and ave heretofore op- their orlgn posed war, they threw aside ties and The most po called for war. There was not a formerly nai panic or dread of wur hut a unanl- Vnterland C trnm* I ?"j nignt war 1 I Rev. J. II. 1 !<>>'(< . in A. U. I were almost Presbyterian. | of papers tt pgOggeaBOffMMB&MKUmmSKiMMI few minute: ... _ demand. Bu I have had the good fortune?or g.-ams and fortune, as some of the Americans 80at|0re(j \ ilenTTonstrue it?to have been in streets by ai Berlin during the most momentous people rusln happenings she has seen tor years, vehicles an Although not realizing the gravity 0f |iews. K\ of the situation, we left St. Peters- passed wlldl burg just before Russian mobiliza- was a repori tion began, and coming rather lei- 0(j war on j surely via Stockholm and Copenha- Hing Japanei gan, arrived in Berlin just two days Japanese na before war was declared on Russia interspersed and France. We were surprised to programs, see so much excitement in Berlin ' War agair and st'. 11 more surprised when this to follow. F excitement grew to an extent that been taken made it evident war was at hand, bomb had be Things were following each other a jrrench a so rapidly the newspapers could ahip!, an(i R( scarcely keep pace. On all the main Belgium ad streets crowds of people collected This is accoi thither. Processions marched amj belief, through the streets carrying Hags ej^n ,na j t| and singing national songs. Such England's throngs gathered before the Place, however, ca it was sometimes well nigh impos- an() German; flihlo tn oaA * v? yarns 01 it. been earryln There they cheered and sang for incss inter hours. Once or twice the Kaiser worked togoi pressnted himself and mado brief ments of foi speeclios. This constant gathering nian thought and uproar before the Place was too remain much and on the third day it was not object \ forbidden and prevented. Unter den Belgian neu Linden, which is to Berlin what interfere ir < Fifth avenue is to New York, was j did the senv perhaps tho scene of the greatest ex- j^ore Knglan citement. It was never deserted and j Oermans we: all throuRh tho night it was noisy hearty hand with patriotism. | their fellow I do not mea nthat there was riot- tlon of war < ing and disorder. Such could never few windowi be possible with the Germane' system hassy were 1 f regarding law. The authority of understood t the German police Is not to bS lfd^* It doesn't loned. Thera was en extra fOTM ef attltadea jo dxty, also a body of mounted polls** some way. 1 Of coarse the excitement THELAJ 3s 2 OU Buggy outfit has arrived. We are ?arance of both. And as soon as the ave the outfit driven on the streets d look at the pony and buggy. We r this outfit will be very proud of it. , and seems to be very proud of his 1 can be driven oy any child. Already >ays he is a fine "riding horse." * Mepeliaiit^ ( Buy School Tablets, Pencils, Ink, Box Paper, Pound Paper, Toilet Articles, Drugs and many other things at our store and get Pony votes. Standard Drug Company. "TIIK KKXAI/li STORE.*' ri a*. . ? <* * * * a ? vvvvvvv*/v lusiasm to protect the Foreigners, n Russian intrusion. The treated very co kvas declared the people ernment has v wild. The extra editions tliat dire punisl lat were published every on anyone whr I could not supply the unc|v|I Ju( lletins of the latest telenews were issued and 1,roUKhl ln by '' ?road east through the P! r,s Gonna ltoniobiles. For these the good treatment 5(1 heedlessly in front ot Germany. IV1an> id cars to snatch frag- ; ... in RerMn are c ery soldier and olficer / y cheered. Once there h"r* until> tnim t that Japan had declar- i nonual- Very tussia. Immediately pas. , (luarters are were cheered and the for foreglners t.ionl air was abundantly | lh<>y English, 1 thronghout concert j w^at not. Of cc 1 made of all fo ist France was naturally I ontatives of ho rench spies had already ! ha<1 (o register to German territory. A are at present ( ten dropped in Nurem by This is one of t drship, and French air ,hat occasions oldiers had crossed into' ever much pea vancing on Germany, cried tw b< rding to German reports European blooc I have not seen any for- . none but could hat proved otherwise. I ful mobilizatioi declaration of war, ?'irniy- Ah soon me as a surprise. She the railroads v% V. though not allied, had : solutely to milil g on very congenial bus- several statior course and liar fathor! loaded with sol ther in political arrange- of w?r left for eigs nfTairs. Every CJer- : day for one that Knit land would at ?f artillery, Kei i neut!-iI Since she did KO forth possed vhen France dlscgarded nn their way l (rality, why should she 'here was neve Jermnny, in self defence, no anxii p? Hardly an hour be-! ' '!-organized t d declared war. the' dividual was 41 re giving the English as Intricate parts shakes as they were to machine. Amba citizens. The declare.- "The whole Gei ramo so suddenly that a mobilized wli * in the English Em- j than the Amerl iroken before the police l88"ing passport he situation. 1 take long for hostile Try This F rprens themselvos in Thousands of *ow. practically every hl* bw>ftU8? "ni "" <>' "Wl?d. "r.noe ZT^UonT! as andergone a change, tubes. What y< with such names as this inflamraatlc is. St. Petersburg, and ' fj** ^scoven r4 . . . delicate mucou re been rechrlstened or phlegm and qel. ut names. Goods mnnu- gested mernbrar sny one of these hostiio from y??r dru some cases, remained ^,*71 I)JIK:ovo'r> window, for t,ut has become unknown, back if not sati pular cafe in Berlin was always helps. med Picadily. Now it is . aPrfnK In a game of I noun, viiv nrore SPCASTKR ygWB. KCVEMBKR A^A ATA A^k. A.^ A^A A^A A^A A^A ATA. i f^r A' A^ TA? A VAT KTWfi Mffl TFIT fiivinji Av'ay 1 BENNETT-TERRY COMPANY Headquarters for good groceries. We sell the White Sewing Machine. Every dollar spent with us secures votes in the contest. X ) I1KL.1? YOI A however, have been SOUTHERN R, urtesously. The gov- "Premier Carrier of earned the Germans HASSENGER TRAIN T-ains arrive Lane, iiment will be visited sj0. ng?Yorkvlllc, H ? treats a foreigner intermediate static No. 113?Charleston, iging from reports intermediate ?ta Americans from other a mNo. 114?Marion, iliac ny, there has been lotte and interme of foreigners all over 1:35 p. m. No. 117?Col mbla, h / of the foreigners intermediate static ontented to remain Trains leave Lancast No. 118?Kingaville, c becomes somewhat intermediate static comfortable relief No. 113?Hock Hill, leing opened up for Marion, Charlotte mediate stations, stranded here, be hfo. 114?Kingsville Trench, Russian, or Charleston and mrse note has been . ?Vl??IOIif um t No. 117?Hock Hill, Botuoo, ci.u ii'iiira- intermediate sti stile countries have p. m. at police stations and N. B. Schedule flg , A . . . ,, llshed as informa n letaine<l in (lermany. guaranteed. For 1 he necessities of war passenger fares, etc no discomfort. How- W. B. CAUTH1' ce loving people de- W. E. UcQEE,^ \ginning of great w u CAFFBT Ished. there were Charl admire the wonder is of the German Lancaster & Ches as war was declared Schedule In Effect No rere turned over ab- Eastern Tin lary traflic. From the WESTBOUh .... . Lv. Lancaster is in Berlin trains Fort Lawn Idiers and munitions Ev. Bascomville the front. All during Lv. Rlcl burg i week soldiers.pieces Ar- Che8t? ^XsTBOUN d Cross wagons, and j T Chester through the streets Ev. Richburg 1 Lo the station. Yet Lv. Bascomville ....1 r a Mini, no con. Lv. Fort Lawn 1 Ar. Lancaster 1 my.; fimj.l/ a great, Connections?Cheste system where the in- era, Soaboard and Care s lost as the little western Railways, of a W..1I .Wllatrd uJ,0w^vLaW?' ssador Oorard said: Lancaster, with S^ut rman army has been A. P. McL th less confusion ? ~~~ can Embassy had in tax not: B ? Coanty, State an i for the year 1914 ril " payable at the ?r tat 'or Your Cough. from October lBth U E people keep eoagh- itl4, without pena ty ible to get the light ir#r payment du tn is are eaused by in- penalty of one p r hfoat and broachial added: for Febrnar ' on need In to sooth? will b? added, and ftnr >il Take Dr. King's per cent will be adfeed '/lit penetrate* the All male dtisens let s lining, raises th? 0f 81 and 65 yearnlnr rkW relieve* the con- j capitation tax of $81p0 teel Oet a 50c bottle pose* and all male tit igglst. "Dr. King'* t he of 21 an A I - bulckly and com-. liable for a poll tax ot mylcough," writes J. those exempt by law. dale, Texas. Money The levy for roads i IsfleU, but It nearly seven (7) mills, for or < purposes four (4) i s defeated Rock Hill county (C. C. Bonds >asketball this after- fourth (1^4) mills, pt being IS t* 11. nees one (1) mill. 17, 1914, IS HE \ Now, how are you standing in the lish the standing of each candidate in th want to get the full count, if possible, s all your votes, please do so at once. If friends to trade with us?to pay their t Better get after them again, some one you don't look out. WHEN YOU THINK OF THE PONY TALK OF US?TRAD 'lit** Outfit-?Res Wo can supply the whole family when it comes to Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Dry (ioods, Ktc. W.c will take your cotton in trade. Bring us your cotton. A B, Ferguson & Son. J WIN?THE1 a^A A^A A^A A4A JK. ^ 4 *$* SL WHENEVER ?0 STs ' A GENERAL itlons lu:05 _____ ksburg, Ch..r- j The Old Standard Grov dtate Btations, Valuable as a General' [ingBvillo t~d Drives Out Malaria, I ?na, 7:48 p. m. the Whole System. ] er for: ' Columbia and tnB, 8:31 a. m. Von know what yon are taking Ulacksburg, as the formula is printed on evei and Inter- tonic properties of. QUININK un 10:05 a. m. tonic and is in Tasteless Form. , Columbia, Weakness, general debility and intermediate Mother, and Pale sickly Chib Yorkv'llo and Relieves nervous depression and itiona. 7:33 purifies the blood.* A True Tonic Wo family should be without it. ( uros are pub only and are nformntlon ae ., call on IN, Agent. k. O. P. A.. T1 imbia, S. C. Mrm. ^ ? . D- P A ? 11C ?~ C eston, S. C. ter Ry. Co. I "LORE! v. 9th, 1913. \ id. The Bufcgy_is liei UlSoU?lllll! Now is the timtTfoa 4:soS! his account and get 7:40a?5:i6p may work for you i 9:30a?6:4Rp! l.est lillC of New N 0:3ia??7:38p Cakes, Cranberries i-soJl#"!1 serves and Canned r, with South- ! THIS I HEADQ & Nort - j GIVING ANI >oard Air Lln? . ()ur ^ ()H(,.m? URE,RsuJIaT'' Cane will be here i - '| vet. Come at once. CqE! School VaxM 1 b? 4?e and I iurer'? offea _ . Bennett K Jaaaary a cent will be I two per tent I March seven ^MM ween the a*e? . ~ e liable for a ?chool tax three (t) mill* a for road pur- ( ) mills state tax. Irene between | jn fane Creek and Gills *?1 (Toea ceM town8hl*>8 on? and one-half mills are levied for bond pu ind bridges Is and In Pleasant H?ll township dlnary county fourths ot one (^) mill is nllls, special for bond purposes, one and one- A special school tax of tw ist indebted- mills Is levied in districts Nos constitutional 1? and 30. Three (3) mills I * fi * * *V'1' > -i* iy Your .... I SILLS I And i; it Votes i| :re -i f T race? We are going: to puble paper in a few days, and we V o il you have not already cast ^1 ave you been at work on your I?^| >ills and give you their Votes? else will beat you to them if A| OUTFIT?THINK OF US? )j E WITH US. ^ 3 id Their Adu If some one would tell you that >.l by patronizing the BEST T)R1!*K XI on earth that It would help you won- XI dorfully to win the groat Ponjr Con- XI test, wouldn't you do It? Yes! Then XI get busy and drink. XI dellrlou??PESPI-COIiA?henlthfol -< XI Its good for you; gives you vim % t and vigor. You get votes every ^r| time you drink a PEPSI. - - ^1 PEPSI-COI-A BOTTJ.INO WORKS, V| 4 I .minister, C. , A V| ... .m i ? ,t 1 . k'LL DO IT g| V . a Irl 1? i.- i 1?? ?? -? " ** ? U Nttll TONIC- TAKE GROVE'S ... * ? h e's Tasteless chill Tonic is Equally Tonic because it Acts on the Liver, Enriches the Blood and Builds up For Grown People and Children, ? ' v i when you tajce GTove'a Tasteless chifl Tonic y label showtpg,Uiaf It coutains the well l^nowj d IRON. It is as strong as the strongest bitter It has no equal for Malaria, Chilis and Fever, loss of appetite. C?ives life and vigor to Nursing dren. Removes Biliousness 'without" purging, low spirits. Arouses the liver to action and and Sure Appetiter,. A Complete Strengtheucr. Guaranteed by your J>r nggist. We mean It.' 50c. - * inv k TwTI * i N" IS HIS NAME. re also and a perfect gem it is. jet tlie votes. Ask papa to pay Wotes. Your uncles and aunts \ this way, too. We have the ut^vRaisiiis, Ourranfs, Citron* apd a\ull line of Pickles, Pre.GoocLs.V^ lUABTEfes FOR TI^AJSJJS- ;) CHRI8TMAS fi-eODa. ? tMolpSs.fffftskz: lext week-vAlwui urn in aivpoftth" ' " | .ii. * if W . ' K* ? , . T , , -r ??? I-- . '?X 9*w !>:> M Vim * .md# * *A<*M M?t I vrtJr?? ac?' 1 *rim> ?*Ji t " ' ^ t "Vsiwd.la. t-Terry Cb. ri .#4 ! # .:f .4*-< - % * ? , ^ ^ r ^ imiMItt ?! n4 six trlcts 22. 29, 22 and 45. Four (4?) hmSTTTdiAtilete 8r4, S, 7. tJ, II, 17. Creek 23. 48, 11. 18. 18. 20. 26. 17. 14. /iu.\ *2> 3i? 39 aod mill# 1 y*' In district* 2, 36 and 43. Six and rpoae* . one-half (6^4) mill* in district 14. three-1 Right (8) mills in districts 10. 12. levied [32. 33, 24, 46 and 49. Ten (10) | mills In district 38 and eleven (11 ? ^ ro (2> mills in district 4C. . 1. 6, I r. HILTON In ills : (f.r.ntjr Treasure.