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BUMMER READ1 PROFESSIONAL. 1 IMIIHUII Mt? Southern School Newt SUNDAY OE1 [N<3 AND * AND CHA DRAINING. * 12.0(H) Crowd Tal KvanK?'llN('s Far in I'atei THE LAXCAS FS $25,000 ************ RITY $6,000 4> KOH THK IM1 ? SOUTHERN >ernacle to Hear + ewell Sermon rson Manufacturers' ] ITER KrAVS", tf.\Y 28. 1? > < < the responslbl * , ing of homes PBOVKMENT OF + AGRICULTURE. * up, a Duuai + viding for gr reuters, and s Record. | handle the hi )ir>. llity involved; the rent- GOVER with their house lots ng and loan basis, proadual purchase by the Charleston tome bauking system to The peo IlilHIno- an/I 1 ? - ' NOR MANNING AND CHARLESTON. STATE Co i News and Courier. I By J. E | Whei pie of Charleston will not mtwi " ~ CITATION'. OF SOUTH CAROLINA, unty of Lancaster. . Stew man. Judge of Probate, eas, Mrs. Elrna Small ti?.s is noi quitting in Rest is the fitting of sphere." The enthusiastic a teacher \yill welcome mer vacation, not mei of needed physical ai taxation from the strati f RPflflinfl no rtionlo rltf #x ie busy career; Paterson, N. J., f self to life's Sunday closed his s ?Goethe, val here tonight wltl %_?* converts, and I nd ambitious ? 000 for his servic the long Bum- cbecit was handed tc ely as a time by Arthur H. Dey. id mental re- Hilly Sunday comm n of the school offering of the son for tho wnrlt May 25.?Billy Co-operative f even-weeks' revl- 'arm'nK on a la h a record of 15,- 8ect'?n? of the ? le received $25,- a Pr?fitat*l? solu es. A certified Problems that a ? him late tonight backs upon the treasurer of the vpl?Pm?ot of ths ittee, as the free tattons and farn people of Pater- nua'ly to a valu n> tim in normal times arming or corporate osition. rge scale In certain , , , South seem* to otter ?' tlon of a number of T'T'"'1 tQ re at present draw- abu?">K ?P?" full agricultural de- "S Posslb'? 8b' It section. Its planas now produce an- "e s,or<7 b" e of $3,600.000,000 rar> 8 ,G : tr un arrantteme piup- fad to be which Gon it the land some center ... , 4l . . . . hold of tl i the whole tract and as many of the farms better enf< ould be selected for the hi this cit> mployes, grouped about he is purs nk, the school, the li- onjsm to church buildings. Such , , in . , . . , Indeed, de nt will tend to develon impressed by the spirit in of ailm ernor Manning has taken j ^Tlies! le business of securing a ndmonii >reement of the liquor laws i [.eased*' r and county. In the course fore m< uing not a trace of antag- Jj'j. Charleston 's discernible, tion th< terminedly as he lias faced l'!"'.!100 mi 10 rue to grant her letters inistration of the estate and >f Robert M. Small, deceased. i are, therefore, to cite and sh all and singular the kind1 creditors of the said dethat they be and appear be?, in the court of probate, to at Lancaster on the 11th day ?. 1315, next, after publicaereof, at 11 o'clock In the n. to show cause, if anv thev i.vu.o. i.l U weeks with their ma but also as a time iu \ fuller preparation for the coming session, t calmar and more lels for Increased efficiency than Is possible after t llPtrim on/1 nn/.l. - ' ?'u8,ne had done here. The nifold duties; ed to more than vhich to make fact that there are i the work of tributions to come o plan in a ,p m'tc,"1] ? , , state tonight that tl urely fashion wQuld be a, ir and success This places Pater he session has j Philadelphia In pro "v oiauguuoi offering amount- acre w?re added J4.000. and the or 120,000,000 i number of con- farms devoted t in from outlying of fields and or the treasurer to acre so used we: tie final total for b"st, the annual bout 125.000. production in th< son far ahead of he $7,50,000,00( portion generos- 000.000 acres av c | the feeling o to the 115,000,000 | corp0ratlon a acres of Southern ! overcome the o the various crops | mental influei chard, hut if every drawback up( re made to yield its rural commun value of agricultural things i ? South would easily tbe form Gf 1 ). There are 200,-I olfered by uri ailable for addition- 1 -1 f common interest in *'le s'tuat' ncl employes and to more path isolation, with its detri- certain ot jces, which is a main been true jn the development of ilties. ( harl?sto? ire now, the wages, in "egular cash payments, 'eni ,v'^ >an occupations are the upon to dt i iia > on here, he has been even 1 should ;nt If anything than as to j *of' her localities. This has! of course, because the problem presents greater than any other like prob- j hich the governor is called Notic l undersi, >al; and it is plain that helecutri* vny tne said administration not be granted, i under my nand, this 28th May, Anno Domini. 1915. J. E. STEW MAN. Probate Judge. Notice of Discharge. e is hereby given that the gned will, as surviving exnf thn not " ""o v-.., uuu cuv/U im> ii demands upon time an the summer a cleared gained of whut the sess should accomplish, a ? <eye view, as it were, greater heights. Duri uous days of the schoi I.. A .? iihkcs 118 own lty. Faterson's poi d strength. In compared to F vision can be ?00'?00 would maki i,.? ..o ? . i portionate offering ion as a whole as compared with jort of bird s- ^53 000 The ttctus attained from tlon at the Tabern ng the stren- $7,800 against PF ol session tlie tabernacle collection . greater nart of the nilation of 130,- al farm lands, 'hlladelpliia's 2,- acres, together v a Paterson's pro- vated, should be less than $5,000 advantage, the Philadelphia's production of tli il tin pan collec- double the pros* acle today was of such producth liladelplila's last United States, i of $4,800. The ways than one t amount rlvon to that fart u-Viinl, Tf 4l ? . 'wauoiuuvs uri If these additional e I eration from *th those now culti- ? i ii t a a a_ ? quite as pow< handled to the heat t,s?reS8lo? ?t annual asrleuItural ,?a,lstones ar ie South would be ?, . A^ sons ot owne ent $io.ooo.ooo,ooo nn-?BtBk operate as w on at present In the ,hij ohstarle m more ,m,|or o the relntzntlon ot , bJ iwing tne younger gen- has been the country to the eit>, mpossi erful as the desire tor ?|lh ,he ? social instincts. The e as effective with the fiction, rs of the farms they It is w? ell us with the tenant i,par this i y are effective because, ,(luit esent general system, ltself to t) ground of forty or liftv anxious to secure the ut- ( J"ol'ket I of May, hie in the way of results, as such nisi possible in the way of I Pr?katu 'or lett i MRS. > >11 tliat tlie public should I^EN, n mind; and it is well also1 April public should not permit ecome confused as to the 1 >uv coiuiv 01 Airs. H. P. t, deceased, on the 29th day 1915, make her final return t executrix and apply to the court of Lancaster county ers dismissory. IANIE S. CROCKETT MILSurvivlng Executrix Estate e said Deceased. 27. 1915. uvi i? apt 10 cievi nearsightedness which unification of the eff< and teacher into a pert As early as possible, should be settled of wh er is to expend her en the next session. As s eiop a mental j Sunday was raised hinders the j during the past wee arts of pupils The total of < ect whole. <luri"K the revlval' c ed to $31,482.17 wa , tile question aDd ,61268.7 ere the teach- |jeg added to the lergies during given the evangelist oon as this la cost of conducting by subscription important as on< k. derful natural ,741.49 collected South and the ii >f which amount* of this country, s for running ex- a?<l greater sup 8 for local charl- the growth of tl thank offering Southern farmin , brings the total Between 19 00 the campaign in bre of tenants op unviwcc me mure years of eon ? considers the won- evermore cosi resources of the generation hi lcreasing population 0j becoming t demanding greater rounded by t iply of fodstufTs, is tjon?jn shod lie tenant system In begin at tlie g. tenants, the g and mo the num- probably una' ieratlng farms in the nf ???" k. stantly expanding and ron,litio,,s tly credit, the younger ManninK r is the prospect either suninier "I enants or of living sur- p,ank was enants. The reforma- ,1,lforce in t. tiie revolution?must s,!lte to n bottom stratum. The ,here can ' ;reat mass of them, are tion that ware of tne full weight very pos ?u . South Car I timl^r which Governor icts. He was elected last 1 ion a platform whose chief j || his pledge that he would lpartiallv the laws of the LI ie best of his ability; and be no doubt in this connec-1 A there was a special and says Itivo demand throughout Luzit nllno -* IE TRUTH ABOUT JZIANNE drummer out of Atlanta that he has been using inne Cotiee for 9 years. He *ieierminea, an investi begin of conditions in the needs of the corami ed to the school, of efT< been previously made provement, so that, if may build upon the f ready laid, strengthen^ Is weak and lavln? new gallon should ?aierson up to *62, that field, of unity as relat- STRAWBERRY Wlnthrop College, jrts that have _ . , . , recipes are furnishei towards lm- Home of Wlnthrop possible, she STRAWBERF oundatton al- Wash the berries' ng It where it caps. Put the fruit nlnnpn whuro Inc iroHla ami /> <? ,741.4!). South increased 1.615,175. or bj r RECIPES. 22.9 per cent, w May 27.?These the number of o 1 by the Practice 'n the section w College: of 10.5 per cent tY JUIQE. 1.748,788, or by "and remove the tenants constitut I in the preserv- the farmers in .V. .Il.ktl- tt . UOO.O *1 from 1,313,165 to the shape of r 302,010, equal to supplies boug hlle the Increase in , lower prices ther farm operators , duct sold thr as only at the rate j given to thei , from 1,582,425 to 1 meet their ob 166,355. In 1900 J wage, graded :ed 45.3 per cent of i acter of the v the South; in ten ! fact, a certai .? niev are carrying in double prices paid for n',1K as a ;bt on credit and the reo?8nltio> received for their pro- as to the ough their creditors or (harle8ton r creditors to help to mand ls e ligations. The definite from the according to the char- in Charles >'ork done, is a concrete lenl'y and nty, encouraging plan- P?litlca th w..uh, ?.u ?uivu ?ir. man-! centl candidate accorded full part i, that something be done j ceryi blind tiger situation in had i. The origin of this de- him asily discovered. It arose plact fact that the blind tigers iton had been so persis- jact I so obnoxiously active in niont iat the public Indignation I y he moved to another of the City and the gronan he traded with there no Luzianne and he sent bulk roasted coffee in its ). i says that it is an absolute that his coffee bill for that th was THREE times more they may be lacking. After making this pr< vey of the field, the tej mediately lay her plane of the year. She wil course of study, plan special celebrations, co for morning talks, and -definitely before her wl w MUU VI UC slowly and boll gei ellmlnary sur- hour. Put a sieve < acher will im- a large bowl and { i for the work cheese cloth ovei 1 outline the cloth over the si? programs for then draw the edg< llect material cloth together and otherwise get Press out all the Jul lat she wishes Pol the strained ?u Diiguuy. neai j ? tucu perc ntly for half an 47.2 per cent of ar colander over- Of the whole hot spread a squara 885, or somethln r the sieve. Turn cent, are on farn sve; drain well; ton-growing stat 08 of the cheese No tenant anj I twist hard to own master. In ce possible. course of action juice in a clean qualified by knc eniage increased to ning for the the whole number, tunity given iy of tenants 1,305,- part of the w ig more than 80 per tion of an ut as in the eleven cot- land, to be es. and guidance rwhere is really his intelligent ws cotton growing his for thousand: , even if he were ers, ought to wledge and exneri- ! derinir :Ho future, and the oppor- hacl beer for the application of ^^ere w'as age toward the acquis!- a'ro that t lencumbered home and ama8hed t used after instruction ev|1 and a by experts in a more Having iy than is now possible circumstar s of agricultural work- Charleator be an incentive to ren- Mann*ng c of on cf n 0 ? i withuH f n 111 ail t kindled against them. an(i , and still is, a general de- Tl hey shall be smashed; and t ^ lecause they are a public , public peril, been elected under such ices, the situation in i is one which Governor ould not ignore even if he wnen ne used Luzianne, he wasn't satisfied either, lere is the testimny; now rour own verdict. to accomplish. These subject to modlflcatio ceives new ideas durin; days, but by thus early she will have a workii which to place the nc and information which Ir.ter. The growing demam plans will be Preserving kettle a n as she re- When It bolls up, g the summer skim. Let It boll up laying plans, then add the sugar t ig basis upon solved. Boll five m >w inspiration carefully. Fill hot she acquires 'arKe bottles. Put t in moderate oven to A by the pub- pans of wa <..i? 1 .. md on the flre. ence to raise oth< draw back and as is frequently again and skim; tated by his lai ind stir until dis- merchant who a< inutes, skimming plies, or, perhai sterilized jars or money-lender, w he Jars or bottles of banker with v r ten minutes, in ed. He has litt ter. Have some come the owner o er crops than cotton, i Many detai not the case, is die- j suggesting th ndlord, the country mentioned he Ivances him his sup- lems will ha ps, the extortionate they present ho is the only kind varying circu rhom he is acquaint- revolution cai le incentive to be- It must be wr if his own farm, even of patience aii o*. ouit ui atjrvice. ? la of the plan instantly Wlsh" Th emselves have not been onths es ire. Many minor prob- - annin* 8 ve to be considered as l!*6 t&Sk t0 themselves acording to [ is not mstances. The desired hoM nnot happen over night. ma<le war ought out through yea^s re?"tainly i id persistence, but voara u mar uu ou. oui ue oas no such e record of the past four ttablishes conclusively Mr. thorough consecration to i which he has set his hand, a blusterer. He does not r to fulminate. He has upon no community, and not upon Charleston, to ?? >y ties bind him very close lie for greater emcienc of the teachers and tl the teachers themselv preparation for their w expression In the e number of professic schools, and the lncreaa upon these schools. ] who can should atter school. Not nnlv In i y on the part I JU,"C l" He longing of j ,nto the jars as the^ es for better |the oven'thon 8ealork. find tlieit i and set aside out of ver-increasing i A good Pr?P?r?< mal summer Juice is one gill or si ted attendance : Ju'ceEvery teacher Raspberry, blackl id a summer currant juices may Uio nnov^n above receiDe .with jur a nine oi 11 ir there were o i are taken from policy of the on Place on boards after year on cr< a cold draft. counts for an in >n of sugar anil 300,000 In the n agar to one quart ten years In the passage of man; jerry, grape and more or less m be made bv the land. Only v the prcontlon nf nersonal suncrvi pportunity, and the ' cf sure profit e crop made year i Increasing pr jdit undoubtedly ac- , cipe.nts. It crease of more than j converting th umber of tenants in I ern farmers South, marking the j its aim is to cl / farmers from the I dency toward ortguged ownership ! conditions wl here landlords give crease in the Sinn ?rv ?t??l f? " for the projectors and ' osperity for the parii- " ? )r does not contemplate 1 QUOr ,n ( e great body of South- ' u ' ?"?',e into wage-earners, but (),)'e ?* heck the increasing ten- In< n? * tenancy, to bring about *? lereby the rate of in- OUt yot number of independent l' But he bus obligated him-1 eak up the illegal sale of VV] Charleston can be absoluteration and support of the Charleston in the fulfillhat obligation. He ought D. He cannot succeed with- ? failure on his part would ly precipitate a campaign p,,,.n ind-Storm E. BONEY, Mgr. Yorkville, S. C. ready this spring, the study and the actual cl helpful, but the eoni most advanced thought slonal subjects, the cot educators of the largei the fellowship with t like herself, are meet! coming difficulties, wi mense inspirational assroom work currants; one half p tact with the be U8ed to a Quart . upon profes- FRUITS S' nmunlon with The only cliff Jt 8uces8, and syrups and juice is i eachers, who, there must be at lei Ing and over- sugar as fruit juice. 11 be of im- These syrups are and practical ing ice creams and \ intJof sugar must tions of their ten of currant juice. aa application c ifRUPS. diversification ca erence between ')e e*Pected to n that in the syrup ment of the ,and ast half as much lhe cond'tion of point where he r used for flavor- pen?en; farm < vater ice? TW tlve,y few land?" w tin. </|ino- ia?m ujjura.ilv ants and insist upon twice as greal >f the principles of I in the uumbe n the tenant system j only less tha ?sult in an improve- ; present. \Va and a betterment of garded merel;. ' the tenant to the of transition nay become an inde- j ship. The I operator. Compara- l economy in tl vners apparently are j keting of crc es 01 tne South will bo "* as the rate of increase Which oou r of tenants instead of Kreut (,am n half as great as at This las ge earning is to be te- of Powerf ' as the temporary stage Manning t from tenancy to owner- support in lessons in system and committed ie making and the mar- li(iuor in C >ps bv the rn-nnuraiitio lv and nor leas against Charleston Vilp M not fail to do the city | age" Our t is only one of a number ur,XT . . WIN ul reasons why Governor ihould have strong local the work to which he is1 . That the illegal sale of' Charleston can be obsolute- : j ? ? nianent 1 v onn?>fo?o'<'' ? ?? ivjli iuuiuai iihs Deen i on to pay for some ings wrecked by Wind, policies cover FIRE, I) and LIGHTNING. Address Lster Rr. fIVipc-f i>tt r*~ value. , Those who cannot a mer school will find i help In the study of I fesslonal subjects, an magazines and booke and culture. They w have more time to prepi work for the coming se also make a delicti ittend a sum- two or three spoonf their greatest a glass of ice water >ooks on pro- When berries are id in reading left behind in the i i for breadth cloth may be turned 'ill, perhaps, hy adding a small i are the nature and running thr< ssion by close measuring and addl ,1-? lr ? Willing to follow [)us drink, when , . ... . , . , duct with their t uls are added to . , it would surely *v, . either in annual i scarce the pulp . . . hancement of tl Bleve and cheese .... , . . , , their land. L into marmalade amount of water *n suc^ a situs >ugh the sieve, nity for intellij ng half as much money an such a line of con- 1 or corporate enants, even though will not be bring better returns ! farmers, but rent or in the en- : benefit as we le market value of , the progressi ition is the opportu- ' To B< Sent Investment of Talk about A energy, either in Writft nhnil agricultural enterprises a Predict! lost upon independent would essr will work out to their ra"nity ou '11 as to the benefit of of the 001 ng tenants. and anxioi maintenan x?ni Your Town hundred t has fluctua been less t if it ~ VOOCU Its UUl | on which this newspaper Schedi ly. But certainly the com- j ght to be more than weary I iditions which now exist! Lv. La is to see them ended. The J ^oi ce of upwards of three: ?lind tigers?the number Ar. Chi .ted but has probably never han that stated? has been I pv. ? vuvuwi xvj. uu< lie In Effect Dec. 27, 1914. Eastern Time. WESTBOUND, ncaster ...6:00am?3:30pm rt Lawn ..6:30am?4:08pm scomvllle ,6:47am?4:28pm hburg ....6:58am?4:43pm ester 7:40am?5:25pm EASTBOUND. ester .... 9:00am?fi-iRrim coniuci wiin rsature hi "books in the running mens in stones." Th< collections of pressed flowers, outlining and < terial for each month i Those who have acc libraries can easily do a of professional readin teacher whose home is srself, finding sugar as pulp and cc ; brooks, ser- til quite thick, jy may make Note?To sterilize leaves and wash as clean as L'ollecting ma- place in a dish pan n the session, vessel with cold wal :ess to public stove; heat slowly, large amount ; boiling point is re g. But the minutes. in the rural Tr> sen 1 hnttloo c toking slowly un- cu"0Perailon or awake and enter ! Jars and bottles, P?olinK their kn Is possible and ,ence for mutuaI on the side; nil maki?* of crops ter; place on the a systematizing and when the surplus,or In a co ached, boll ten take over lar*e misused by tena I tracts unon a ca a group of %vlde- I prising farm owners Elect good owledge and exper- Be friendly improvement in the Keep your and combining for ditiou. of ihe sale of their rporatlon which will J our tracts of land now '' a l>oor 111 nts and farm those , sh wairp hnuU ni-a. - If a rich m ? ? a heavy d men to office. eially, pol to everybody. tact that t sidewalks in good con- t,1P t)ast> 1 clothed wi is no reaso houses well painted. to be true an starts a project, help It has air the illicit 1 nil sfiirta a nr/\lrtrt? victwl * I .1 -I ? '-?v- R'c rain upon the city, flnan- j v jjag Itically and morally. The L,y. For hey have been tolerated in , Ar. Lan hat thev have indeed been Conm . . .in, Iern. Sea th a pseudo-respectability, j western n why this should continue } Fort It will not so continue, j L ienRa eady reused to do so. If I-anct liquor dealers are well ad- j .,111 hburg ... 9:45am?7:27pm icomville ,10:00am?7:38pm t Lawn ..10:30am?7:55pm caster ...11:00am?8:25pm ections?Chester with Southiboard and Carolina & NorthHallways. Lawn, with Seaboard Air dlway. ister ,wth Southern Railway. A. P. McLURE, Supt. districts need not feel t prived of all opportun reading and study. \ bulletins and pamphlel talned free of cost froi departments of the 1 government. Professio be sent out by the bur tion under certaib eat hat she is (le- In warm water and Ity for such until the bottle am lany valuable over the mouth. Cc Ls can be ob- wax, melted and d n the various top and around the < United States nal books will , eau of educa- "t ?y conditions. h - IH place in bottles aent,nK to the t 1 cork are even ''%es ot working >ver with sealing ,),a('? to others w ropped over the so' This eorporatl >dge of mouth. Involve a variet: advantage everyl ?Immincidentally the should look to ul I L the land by the \ enants the alterna- 1 courage him. for wages or giving Buying in ( ho are willing to do you can buy ion enterprise would makes your t V of activities. To Don't talk >ody concerned, and strangers. whole South, it If you are timate ownership of thlng; eniplo; vage-eamers if they j , ? i/.v/jctl, <-U- I ?" " J realize tm govern the jther towns that which tainly tlioi as well in your own tect "thoni own that much poorer. tions jf ,| your town down to tempt this conflict no rich invest in some- of the stat y somebody. public senl ?iii ue among tne lirst to it this is true, and will sour mselves accordingly. Oer- "Pren so who undertake to pro- pa.SSK> in their unlawful opera- i T~aln Itere shall he any to at- 118 , must find themselves in .. No. 113 t only with the governor | in^( e, but with an enlightened a. i liment against which thov! No. 114 rHERN RAILWAY. uier Carrier of the South." ,TGER* TRAIN**SCHBDULE9. a arrive Lancaster from: ?Yorkvllle, Rock Hill and jrmedlate stations 8:31 a. m. ?Charleston. Columbia and armedlnte stations lu:05 n. Mnrlnn r,t Most progressive comr n circulating library, a not access to one she i vice to her home commi ing one. Some teache: exchange books on pro Jects with fellow teach riving the benefit of a 1 without Increased ex| nrAvlmia an vlncra nunities have nd if she has nay do a sermlty by startrs arrange to fessional subiers, thus dearger number ?endtture 1. snoultl so desire ^ must he suffloiet 4%%%, for the land, bu "^gggj, and implements, the payment for until such a time operations shall H [lenses and begin DBHRKCM invested. The ne 2SHBKK^E be. in nd'lttlnn Capital required " a projee it, not only to pay oomes up. doi ildings, machinery Don't let yc but to provide for ftet away wit necessary services nient. as returns from the Follow the meet current ex- and energy t< to repay the capital wood." cessary services will Be courteo t to improve the town W?H dash t l't hoot?investigate. interests o >ur personal antipathies ,ie clearly h your business judg- r,ianKo of Manning u men who have the vim oannot o go ahead?and "saw us to strangers who *,an hemselves to pieces. The | f the people of Charleston \0. 117 and indisputably in that int< policy which Governor Train; . , . . . . No. 118 irges, and from which he jnt) expected to deviate. hj Ma me 1 Ills Own Medicine is an ^?' ? , uiaiaauurs, UQUT* e and Intermediate stations, 5 p. m. ?Col mbia, Kingsville lUid jrmediate stations, 7:48 p. m. s leave Lancaster for: I?Kingsville, Columbia and srmcdiate stations, 8:31 a. m. t?Rock Hill, Blacksburg, rion, Charlotte and lnterdiate stations, 10:05 a. m. 14?Kingsville, Columbia, f To the teacher who eager desire to be bet life's sphere, the summ and varied opportunity and strength and pro lines. Happy is she i the unforgiving minut seconds' worth of dista is ter er offers rich ?s for growth <? v press in all who can "All 4%%' e with sixty ince run." - BQS^F by the office forc< agricultural exp wage-earners, should Include eri dlsing on a cash for goods sold ti not exceeding the corporations, plu; \j ??>ir i-uiiie among y era, executive work with a good ir i and instruction by ' If you don' ?erts given to the well enough l The management out of it and ilightened merehan- men. basis, with prices Always chei o the wage-earners { for improvem Ir actual cost to the [the cost will s a fair return for which is riirti ou so they will go awav }je iiaa t npression of your town, cine?he k t like vour home town certain aili 11 ? i* * Pie who tt o speak well of it, get ?overy for make room for better mists^ the will pene sr on the man who goes throat, kill ents. Your portion of ^troyY h0 nothing hut thftt mont-?~~you it T . A UAre ,, I sta ibsolute faith In his medi-:^0> nows when he takes it for ' jn^ ments he gets relief. Peo- j P . ike Dr. King's New Pis-; j?j 3 an irritating cold are opti- n8hed e y know this cough remedy no^ gua trate the linings of the to pa8Sf the germs, and open the \ ature to act. You can't t cold by superficial treatmust go to the cause nfI I msiuu ana intermediate Hons 1:35 p. n. '?Rook Hill, Yorkvtlle and ermedlate stations, 7:3S m. ?Schedule figures are pebls informa n only and are ranteed. For Information ae inger fares, etc., call on V. B. CAUTHEN, Agent. V. E. McOEE, A. O. P. A.. Columbia, S. C. ( ' v Be an optimist. Get N. H. UAFFEY, D. P. A., Charleston, S. C.