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* * JUST ABOUT DOC ? '' I I KNOW THE LAXCASI THY COIJN1 PER NEWS, JUNE 1. 191 rDY i r 5. NO timk FO t; t!{, I ( lUiornl I jui'i! I* K gr.\KKKLI\<i. Harvest Iiik < ( )at? Twelve S ingestions. Columbia Record. We witnessed once a tn will be remembered?the , showman over the loss o( - They were more than p him, and the railroad con caused their destruction ?i I ' agedy that grief of a "Know America" is a his dogs. *hould ring out from ~oom, office, farm and sh roperty to _ . lion. No man con asplr lpany that ^onor than to become a paid the e?n, and no one can i I?Introductory , slogan that a bar of iron and every school a reaper and with op in this na- his magic mind brol b to a higher that enslaved labor of capable citi- unborn, and gave mi merit ao dis- from drudgery, and li ' * I 1 M-K-l I IW | |Fountain Inn Trib There is not an bent It into tal meeting grounc one sweep of war an(t the a ce the shackles P?ace, for the one generations yet ,s Justified by cer anklnd freedom tions, and the otln fted the human aa>" case, is *1 * ~ " une. ^)? 1^- Wallace, ii (1 cannot bo men- Advocate. 1 for the advocate *n Gie early pi Ldvocate of world cession. Col. A. believes that war Carolina, was atl tain harsh condl- Gen. Maxcy CJre? ?r holds that war. Stonewall Jacks murder, and that was so offended " ?" a * apiam i General. ^ McGehe [i Southern Christian mer. 1. Cut yoi m of the War of Se- A mower is ? C. Haskell of South lacked to the staff of C<mt In ;g. a brigadier under ,oot binder on. General Gregg acres per day; at what he consider- the season. e, in Progressive Farjr oats with a binder, able to waste 2 5 to 50 this climate one sixwill har\est about 8 ; not over 60 acres for showman for the dogs as s to him they were friends. These were his pets, hi ions, his friends; dumb, y< and given a language and a tation of sympathy which he could understand. Thi son in our duty to dumb b; are not trained but all ai jueh. But languished a title until I formed of the resources s com pan- achievements of our et sensible This is a commercial 11 interpre- Mzation is bearing its none but fruit in Americu. We i s is a les- 3Ur industrial achlevemt rutes. All was noted for her pyra: re capable 'em f?r hei religion; G .? ? ?1.? art: Phoenicia for her fl tie is well In- race Into a higher eone i, possibilities As Nelson organised country. and made England mh age and civ- enabling the British Is most golden flag upon every conti ire noted for the ocean's waves, an >nts as Egypt stools of the Islands mlds; Jerusa- Morgan organized a reece for her that lias made Amerit pptR* nhnMof* - - * - > of life. < murder is never ju the English navy Ma,1>' persons ct dress of the sea. \CS8 belleve' that 1 des to plant her ;vo,nen "nrt ch,ld . . . . (ania affords us j nent washed by d to make foot- lor ??teri"K on 1 of every water. gram of m?^er. banking system jU8t,fy allother? :a master of the Advocates of w stifled. ed Jackson's lav intend, and doubt- other officer in the murder of the self that he wrot ren on the Lusi- and actually lodp imple justification charges of malar i retaliatory pro- fruitless waiting Can one crime Captain llaskel General Gee's in ar assert that the It was a raw t oritism towards an- 2. Previoi preference to him- ,. . , , . , , all ready and e him a harsh letter . . ... bearings liinb< ted with General Lee . . .. , , , ... ed. especially Ituintstration. After ... , ... , . and tying. I . Gregg sent Ins aid. . . tongue and g* 1. to inquire as to ... arms for the itentions. , , , ... . , , hand for repai old day late in 1862, . r . . ... . . work four h isly have your hinder tested on grass, and ered up and crew drillregarding threading lave an extra binder jveral extra wings and reel all ready beforeiring breakage. Better orses to vour binder. vi fi iauuii. i iie> m they are transported in ; of joy. They are constan tion, they know no polities All dumV) animals are de more respect, more con more affection than we i And as for the dog?give to the following tributes: Alexander Pope says: IIIVI puili. jor ^er ag^ronomy aUtJ *n ecstas> |aw8 Likewise we have t in affec- gQ jn tlie world's h i, no price. erfui products of their af serving of jng at the source of e slderatlon, movement that sway? ci <lve them, great man. The greaies1 attention in the greatest direction mercial geniuses of th "Histories have been the sculptor: Rome for her * ? ^nances. brou, men who will CaS1,k>.r8 w??dow8. th. istory us pow- ?arHth ou^ <V*count < 5e. For. stand- "nderthe industries very gigantic a8 8t vilization is a Gibraltar, t minds travel There is no study q and the com- in? as progress; no is age would a8 the roar of indust 3. poets, phil- 80 inspiring as civilis ;ht Kings to our I ui ? union c e nations of the I,l pnrt ot lesks and placed , theroforu more 11 of this nation a killing of men. V did as the Rock f oiny of centuries, woman of more u luite so interest- of a man? Or di sound so magic shalt not kill a li ry and no sight kill men." Where :ation in action. ; j? rCason, for this inn iniuin 11 is 1101 ; ciuil, drizzly n the game, and is very young cupt leinous than the i oral Lee's head* 'hy? In the econ- of oflleers were is the life of a tire, some with o orth than the life out. General L d God say: "Thou courteous consid ittle chll, but may the latter. You is the foundation, received a new i ? distinction? Who j and as he sat 01 mi i >.uiiiwiien the , . with one man am rode up to Gento drive. Set iiiarters. A number . ... ? bundles, to fa seated about a camp . , \ est early; qui vercoats. some with- ,, May 20. 4ee, perhaps from oration, being anions 11 ' ,. . ,, . , . t > per cent o r.R Haskell had just yellow?just 1 overcoat lrom home. 1 his splendid horse. |,Jsst'' 1 to operate and another binder to make small ellitate threshing. Harr own crop ripens about uttiug as soon as about I your field has turned ?s soon as all the grain (lie milk stage. The aro mote full of examph fidelity of dogs than of fr Cervantes in "Don "Men have received valu and learned many things tance from beasts, such as from dogs, vigilance from foresight from the ant, hoi the elephant, and loyalty f th.^ osopuers, arcmtects, ai P8 ? ,, earlier civilizations, len s. ^ Michael Angclo to< Quixote : wUh & ch,Bel hewed lt j able hints an nngt>i that ever of impor- hind upward and onwa t gratitude ; the desert of the Norths the crane. 1 bands of steel made it I aestv from rose, dotted the valleyi from the homes and built cities in As Guttenhere took 1? [id urtists of 'uu realization oi a the great events of 3k a rock and Pre8ent and future i nto the image h'Jman heart with f bcckonr man- and faith in RePubH ird. Hill took Through the courtc vest and with cultural and Cominei ilossom like a vice, the readers of tl s with happy permitted to study A waste places, ricultural. manufactu lfirlffl r? f \\7f\r\rI oml Hovnlnnmnnt rr> iinenca s part in ... the world past. | cnn be,,eve that * vlll tlvill every Momen an(1 cliildi ride, patriotism i r,8>llteous conduct can institutions. | To it seenu sy of the Agri- ' thinS that men. ai rcial Press Ser- t ll,eu w 1,0 l>os lis paper will be f^rvat newspapers, merlca; her ag- the fact that tnurd ring and min- soever words may 0..?o ?,H1? V,n nlr. I i, .. . ?? t is wrong to slay lie evidently ap| ren, but a part of ' too conscious ol to slay men? ! and the importa ? a pitifully tragb- was just the f nd especially thos< which General I itions of trust with to teach a vomit cannot recognize "Good mornir or is murder, how- he said. 1-ooki be twisted to lend over, he contiti , , ttougn st a ere ; tearcrl to the general .. . , . ? tor full ripen his fine appearance f i i i. 4. Do not nee of Ins mission. It trom ram or sort of occasion on . .1 " Hush c Lee sometimes chose , ( ut low x man a lesson. . ,, , ,, .. Keeps mildew ig, ( aptam Haskell. ... ., ... soil is damp. iig the young officer _ i. Shock ueu in tones as iev to the shock : s all right Don't wait CSS. cut grain while wet dew. ntting all possible, to get Ions straw. This from grain. Southern with only (our bundles :ind reset inllon uiw?.L-u And the following beau is from Mary Howitt: Fondly loves the dog his n Knows no friend like hii Listens for his coming fo< Loves his welcome voic Has he faults?he never f Is he poor??it matters i All he asks is to be near 1 UlimKltf tl on e * n nU n tiful verse and whittled tliem intc and made a priming flashed education acr< laster tlnent llke a ray ol li so dear: a new born world- Mc Jtsteps, : iees?them: ?f the not; Richmond Virginian. iim?- Because Chinese new ) an alphabet ing and transportation ; press that are the wonder ot t oss the con- first article of the t light upon with transportation i Corniick tool', at an early date. Press. Perversity and ! New York Evening S spapers. now Perversity could n< ivt vauvitvi i/aii a* u cl iclllt.*! 11 il III* a systems whicti I maintain and he world. The no cause, conditW series will deal jU8tlfy war, and t and will appear vvar js neVer tli history. ~ For example, It Neutrality. a German ship, at un. from the Kaiser n ko much fur- American ship. ! as tne clay: "/ firmly believe that many of the ar m or conduct can ferlng for want hat the true cause indeed a pleasui e cause written In ! man so comfort! When the gen ?t us suppose that 1 sarcastic sentim :titig under orders the crest-fallen , should sink an , spectfully: Suppose, further. "Oeneral 1-ep u a time when .. every day < v my are actually sut. ... o. It you ot protection, it is ... set enough ci e to see at least one , , , ... erf. prove ver ably clothed. . 9. Thresh eral had repeated his . . . do not thresh ent in several forms. captain enquired re- rain or <lewnot stack, unh * .. oats are liabh mav I deliver mv ery important.? have to buy a thresher iparity. Small tlireshv expensive. as soon as possible, but grain wet front either Thresh from field. Do ?ss unavoidable. Fresh ? to sweat. Ours keen. A1UIUUI/ UtUI, IU Oil it It? The dog is a friend in lu panion in poverty. The n: kind to a dog will not be to his fellowmen. The dog a dumb creature that m know their own higher coi A dog never deserted I to follow another who \ 11 IB lOl. that the Japanese crisu ck, a com- published in full the neg tan who is mand8 proposals and otherwise was made Posal9 of the buslness en might these publications fillei idttlon. paper pages dispatches tils master : 8tate that "it is consii \as more j lliKliest <lV,arter that thi 5 has passed, ther than the suit \ otiations, de- started by so-called a< counter-pro- trality to prevent the and because company from filing d two news- supply the allies wit from China war. The suit beini :lered in the state court starts 01 s is i?n iinpv- the fnco nf (lie I that our Presider vhlch has been | qulrk temper and lvocatcs of neu- incensed at the ui i Allis-Chalmers foreign craft, out its contracts to immediately take ? lated to bring abc h munitions of pers would shout g brought in a lines Editorial ut by flying in ; their utmost to ii illtnUm, ?' * J --?* " it were a man of message?" i deep prejudice. "Certainly, C ljust action of the ; plied the genera President would into his tent, those steps calcu- fore the niesst >ut war. Newspa- General Lee ha in the blackest of of papers, with writers would do | "I know you aflame the people. Haskell. Take ! uninjured in aptain Haskell," re- we?'ts1, as he led the way Exami Closing the llap be- " [ uring tli enger could speak, pr^ln ,)e'ng le nded him a bundle ' 1 M !i the words: ?Ut a plent* f r mission. Captain S? saxe ,i ? ,, waste, the ( these papers to Gen- ... 1 t or li c-t .. IV ? shocks two to four ne strawstaek constantiresiling to assure no ft on straw. ght wind on fan; take >f chaff with grain and ?ht oats. This reduces oats cure better, the prosperous. There never was a bad dog that was not made so abuse or neglect. Dogs are honest. You one trying to cheat anotlu The dog touches hums more points than any otli and responds quicker to fluence. or vicious ' Dectetl evidence of bold i either by j Such a statement is Americans. Did papers ne\er saw trv not p^Ug^ nueh er dog. i m life it 1)11 ,isl1 tliem during, nt ler animal uissue, the eve human in- ; remarked on, but as at ' ill t iniMntlnn rntlinv thou ness." Hnited States, which surprising to to ,ho federal ROVern . to regulate foreign cu In this coun- ? ???. .. ,. ferentially confides ti matters, and eign relations of the it after, they not be doubted that lit would he court attempt to Issu . evidence of in the l'rt''??^s. the . would sweep it aside u.iuuuii UI me I .Men ?UUIU eilllSl i literally gives j killed. Thousand nient the power and thousands of 1 unnierce and in- j who knew no otlu o it all the for- | necessity of obey country. It can j would give up t should a state \ struggle. And at le an injunction strongest side triu federal courts who was wholly > without a mo- | sponsible for the ana go out to be | eral Gregg and s of German boys that this is a ti L'nited States boys, | service cannot >r motive than the j putes between ing their o'fficers, General Greg^ a heir lives in the Good morning, < the end, when the After deliveri rnphed, the Kaiser, papers to his su and personally re- Ueil walked oul first hostile? act <* >? ?? say to him for nie . e u ' aL . horses eat m me when the public , *, , , fanning oats aftord personal dis- ^ 0 two such officers as ,St<)r'. , , w , three feet d< ind General Jackson. . ,, , ,, .. sure to tlior aptain Haskell. . .. ., . <lail.v and tur ng the message and ... ,, !s any indicat perior, Captain iias- , . . closely for at 1 in search ot some nne feed, and the ore slowly. Defer re until needed. In bulk and not over Pep. Don't sack. Be ouglily examine grain n with shovel if there ion of heating. Watch least three weeks. " Indeed Maeterlinck, i modern philosopher of tin the subconscious, declares another kingdom it is through the dog, the almos guardian of our homes, tht discover the mystery of an The Proposed Seminary I fTh A ? l i. : ? .. clio great ju llo country is there i world or . ... , dotn of the press than 5 that "In probably N>or anywhere is the ne\ it thinking neas more highly de\ it we slia'.l read with some little sm imal life. soring and suppression, fundings. official reports, but of al , v.. .jw.wi.toa. input's delay, greater free- There is it further in America the attitude 01 prP vspaper busi- presuming to interpn neutrality laws of tit eloped. We in a sense directly c rprise ot ceil- wiitcli the lulled Sta not only 01 has adopted \vi?hin r I matter pub- solemn diplomatic dr llin l.o.wl .1. would bo alive, uu impertinence in punished, and the iate parties in'hasty temper pre ?t and apply the flict, would like w e United States uninjured. Tell n opposite to that suffering and deal ites government young men have s i few days in a of justice and r 'olaration under their death be a ihurt, honored, un- soldier lie met v President, wltos *! Ms own neighIj cipitated the eon- his jacket. Ise he honored and "John," said io, then, would th ? you want a nice til of thousands of Before the ins ettled the question jug the coat was iglit? And would "And," said C punishment to the lating the story it ui ci null. lilt* III'Sl | ( ras a poor man from lorhood shivering in STATIC OF S( County < By J. E. Stew the captain, "don t Whereas. overcoat?" made suit to in realized his mean- ndniinistra > upon his shoulders. eft^,s of Kob , , ... These are. olonel Haskell, in re- r.clmonis>li all . "from that day to red and orort ITATIOX. TTII CAROLINA. ?f Lancaster, man, Judge of Probate. Mrs. Klma Small lias me to grant her letters tion of the estate and ert M. Small, deceased therefore, to cite atui and singular the kind ? i IIV \ (Miiiiiiiiii aiait). That the library of the Seminary is one of the inoi able in the country, that i books and collections of b< most priceless value to si theology and that it has m of interest and value to ot ars, Is perliap3 not so well it might be even in Colum i usuea in me European ( olumhia war. Of course, the war st remark- ...... states in this country is t contains , )oks of al-) l>ara,lel to Europe tudents of I cause means of commur any books n?t BO Rood then as r her sohol- j American press was pra< known as strained even then in bia. That ! whatever news it was al countries at """ " l"?. . .. In the note addressed between flie r, . von Bernstorff last \v not an exact tj,e 8jgnature ot- ^Ir an war, be- an express assertion tication were sufficient reason, th low, but the arms by American m etically unre- allies as at prese publishing not an act in violatii ble to gather nor in any way illic reiary 01 state. , t?o persons who ; I to Ambassador , isliment? Would eek, which bore nearer the ultim Bryan, there is civilization, after , supported by two million lives at the sale of million Germans i anufacturers to murder of four s( nt conducted is men and children in of neutrality The cause of 'it under muni, does not trinmn ilone merited pun- ' the end of the our nation he any overcoat on my ate perfection of Gregg's grie\ having sacrificed son was soon and murdered two peace-maker. > in revenge for the while rendering ^ore American wo- J Fredericksburg. ? j wounded. A hoi right and justice an officer to Jac h in war THo * " war, I never put an (,eased, that t , ' fore me, in tl be held at Lai anoe gaainst Jack- ot- june> l!(1 healed by the great tion thereof. Cot long afterwards, torenoon. to s , heroic service a, ? he was mortalls Given unde it midnight he sent day of May, j kson's tent with the ,.i me saiu dehey be and appear beie court of probate, to toaster on the 11th day 5. next, after publioaaf 11 o'clock in the how cause, if any they >e said administration granted. r my nand, this 28th Vnno Domini, 1915 J. E. STEWMAN, ' this library should be saf< In a fireproof building Is p It to be destroyed by an fire perhaps the casual reader would glance hast announcement and with ; tary sensation of regret. I years and even centuries g would continue to be felt. sly housed ?f operations and deal! lain. Were As for the Chinese s accidental success of the Japanese I newspaper secret as they did the ily at the ter under negotiation a monien- their major accomplish!] >ut as the had there been no dang ;o the loss the fact that Japan want Whenever niatter done in the dark Ings. cipal or international ituation, the sition is not questione In keepine as persons. But even fo subject mat- unconvinced it is plui was one of places wherein to nents. Even either the federal coi :er to China, before the houses of i ed the whole The plea of Gen. S as it were, that he has property law. This po- , strongest side win id by reasonable always won, ther? r those who are cation for war, f in that the only would be obvious dispute it are the army of the ju arts or possibly 'ah an impudent Congress. millions of his pe Samuel Pearson selves overcome rights in Oer- has been our prol - | message mai nc s. If the just side was sorry for J i might be justifl- had used In a lei or in that case it son, and that he that God directed give him. Jacks st. But if to pun- to the dying m, monarch, we slay either side was f !ople and are our- ed beside the dj in the end, what him. [It? We have but was dying. that he some expressions he ? Iter to General Jack- Lancaster hoped he would for- Aj<incasier ion immediately rode Schedule In an, and all hurt on Ea orgotton as he kneel- VVj - ing man and kissed ^v. Lancastei Lv. Fort Law Lv. Bascomvi I robate Judge. & Chester Ry. Co. Effect Dec. 27, 1914. stern Time. 2STBOUND. ...6:00am?3:30pm 7? 6:30am?4:08pm He .6:47am?4:28nm a good library is burned, la set back and time was, af Alexandroan library was when destruction of collec and ipanuscrlpts counted f< of centuries of progress. This library of the Pr Seminary is one of the th thought of and known, in fhot atmwk fnr anllrl ivnrth the world naiurauy aroused Doth a ? when the unfavorable comment. ? burned. ? ted books SWAT TtfK F1 >r the loss jje rouses you at < From a rare and rosy esbyterlan To the table follows yoi Ings little dipping in the jug of Columbia. ! Sw'"im'1nK ,n the coffee ? , , Stealing sugar on the fl n/l roo 1- i r*? a , , , usplcion and many wnieti may be < sale of ammunition t most reaches the fare L?Y. tion of common sens eral's interests in inv he ,ms nia<le abroad dream, , to all other considera cream, he not insist on the -cups, sending an ultimatui StOn the war leaf thi damaged by the added folly to crii o the allies al- mains undone, leal in its nega- There can be no e. If the gen- no Just war. The estments which outcome of war?< are paramount cldental cases win tions. why does diers and the mosi United States Pen to be on the til to Berlin to If our cause is > I ? If If... ... lie, and Justice ve- city Exchange. just cause of war, re can be no jusi A Part> of > except in those ac- j forward with e; ?re the most sold- road that led 01 t justification hap- into the great same side. | were traveling ti just, we can settle j shine and fame. i^v. mcoDurg of Happiness. Ar. Chester Lv. Chester ouths were pressing Lv. Richburg ager feet along the p^t'Taw! it of the mountains Ar. Lancaster world below. They Connections , , ern. Seaboard award gold and sun- ? ,, n western Railw spurred on by that Fort Lawr . . . .6:58am?4:43pm .... 7:4Oam?5:25pm LSTBOUND. 9:00am?6:45pm . .. 9:45am?7:27pm le .10:00am?7:38pm i ..10:30am?7:55pm . . . 11:00am?8:25pm ?Chester with Southand Carolina & Northays. 1, with SeahnnrH ti> ly enriches the commur sometimes now attracts si Columbia and in future wil creasing numbers of the treasures shell be made i veniently available. The ment that a movement is on foot for the erection of for the library which will ~..v ...... aaaiing on mo outier-p ilty, that Swat the fly. rholars to i i a ...... <? When he seeks the kite 1 draw in- ~ . . Over pots an 1 pans to m as its while the damp and so more con- ! Is his happy little hf announce- Swarming on the meat s to he ser Skipping traps and p " , Multiplying?Oh. the pe a building Swnt fhp fly bear the] lftte' injury? Surely this outcome of his argu hen, there As for the plea tl roam. ammunition and othei apy sink allies prolongs the v md fish. like to know what Is oisons by. Does It mean that if ?t! off all supplies Gern beaten in short order? ftvuci fii suuei I *v 1IVV^ Juot Midi. Is the logical And wheteher it ment. j wholesale murder lat our sale of not offer a sane supplies to the i car, we should ! NO REASO meant exactly. we should cut When l<nncn*ter nany would be \\f Hardly! Does! Them nm mysterious impi be just or unjust, ; the ages has ev will not and can - ! nations westwart solution. | neyed they met with iron, totter N FOR IT. posite direction. them pause for i Citizens Show a i,lg them ns to w IV ing. and the jou r. ....... I voice. 'To the i aise which through L lenRailway. er drawn men and Lancaster 1. And as they jour- ^ an old man, shod ing along in the op- SOUTHE] The old man hade "Premier (T a moment, question- PASSENGER hither they were go- T-ains nrri tlis answered in one ^o. 118?Yor] itv of HannlnMal' lntermedl vth Southern Railway P. McLURE, Supt. RN RAILWAY? irner of the South." TRAIN SCHEDULES ve Lancaster from: kvllle. Rock Hiu and ate fit a t inn a ft Q 1 .. name of the Rev. Joseph I is agreeable news and it the hearty encouragemen people of this city, whethc terlans or connected w churches. Naturally enouf > ute of this kind to the which the character and si of his father were held re I. Wilson, j When he finds you on t will merit *n a hammock, full o . . From the sweetest girl ( it 01 tne jugt aj)OUt to 8teai a 'r Presby- And he buzzes In betw< Ith other In a manner far from ?h a trlb- Turning Joy to sudden \ esteem in Swat the ny' cholarsbip When he's crawling on ceives the When he's sailing thr< ? Whon Ko'o ? ? t*1 he porch " mean that if we ( f bliss. Germany would be s >n earth oug? yes. that is whs k 188 }en ' are urged to atop 01 shy, allies so that German vrath, win quickly. We are urged to de the floor, of thelr natura* adv >ugh the air, they have created by l ut off supplies reader of this wh peedlly vlctori- i tures of an aching it it means! We ance or urinary di ir sales to the j and dangers of kid; y may win and 1 heed the words o! | has found relief, prlve the allies caster woman says antages, which Mrs. Henry V their own effort house No. 191. La l? i *' ' icnouu W HV it II y o Buffers the tor- The ag0(l back, the annoy- ' ^ra^e^f* 1 have Borders, the pains 'eebly. over the ney ills will fall to wor'(1 for ^le ( r a neighbor who 8Peak- Three si: Read what a Lan-1<>n my fee have 1 | pilgrimage. Bui k'haley, Company i'in%G not ^oun(' 1 ncaster, says: "I 1 1 fainted from ,N0 113?Cha a looked upon theni J Intermedl > sought,' he replied a. m. i most part of the No. 114 Mar ity of which you totte ich pairs as you see ^0< ^\1 Col I worn out upon the Interment t all this while 1 Trains leave the city Yesterday exhaustion by the -jia rleston, Columbia and ate stations lu:U5 Ion, Blaokaburg, Charintermediate stations l. rabia, King8vllle a^d ate stations, 7:48 p. m. ' Lancaster for: gsvilie, Columbia and ate stations, 8:31 a. m lr TTI11 m i-uiuiui nun M|iprei'iniive mi of President Woodrow W1 It is proposed also that a chapel be built and it is to in honor of the late Dr. Jan row, who was for a quarter tury a member of the Semli ulty. He was one of those conferred especial distlncl the scientific and literary < ? liOI, no o UIUIIII1K uu 11 utimeiiienl ' , , . . . . When he s tangled in 3 llson. When he's roosting upsi memorial on the celling smooth be named Everyplace and every tlr aes Wood- Jjwat tb?, . ?Minna Irving, li of a cen lary's fac- an(j happy bestowal. who havu The particularly imp tion upon gratifying thing is that h culture of I 1. 1 ? it; pane. a,iu B^mus in ine POSH rour hair, of monoy and the con Ide down We are, In plain Ei and high, tftke gl(je9 against the their speedy defeat. n Leslie's. We are urged to gt* ' support and asslstano speedy victory?ortatit and Aml thig tn the nam to valuable a ession or plentv l,aa u>zzy speus an trol of the sea. ?nd ?f ?. My back ached all lgllsh, urged to night the troubh allies to aid in couldn't sleep well morning sore and i re Germany our for ,me ?et. ?j?ou .. . | work. The kidne e, to aid her to irregrular in passap Doan's Kidney Pill e of neutrality! the Standard Drui . cured me." (1 pains In the top roadway, and as iy head every day. to hear an angel I the lime and at . Cltv nf i|appjnes! j was worse. I | . and got up in the threshold, an stiff. It was hard him to Journey fi t to do my house- " 'And so now y secretions were after all thege pe. Two boxes of , . . Is, which I got at raountain home, g Co., completely shall find there t I lay there I seemed Marlon, ( saying. Behold, the mediate s , lie. at every man's "? aere be no need for stations 1 ar In its search. f<o. 117?Roc r 1 am going back, intermedl years, to my little n.Pb.?Scta< and, God willing, I jjghed as in;0 he Happy City.' " not guarantee^ ?. nui, macKSDurg, Charlotte and lntertatlons, 10:06 a. m. Itngavllle, Columbia, a and Intermediate :35 P ra. k Hill, Yorkv'.lle and ate stations, 7:38 jdule figures are pabrma n only and ara 1. For Information a* Columbia and of South Cai the giving of his name to I will be regarded everywher< I is a ni; in lU im*0 1I4C pn rollna and its worth merits and thai ;he chapel a home wherein Its richei e as a just folded. s jiecuon tnat ~ _ L It will have 2"^ ' 0Vm The worat cases, no mutter o B may be un- are cared by the wmderfi Porter'a AntUepMc llealio tain aad ?*^?i at ujc mbc wrflot wna'f rm Price 50c at al , , . simply ask for a J?' Do.n . Kidne, s Oil. it rcilrrc* tbat Mrs. Whaley time. 25c.joc,fi^ burn Co., Props., I dealers. Don't _ . kidney remedy? ealuiess * Pills the same **? Old Standard *en had Foster \D1 ' orov8's tastk&s nan. roster-Mil- M?urt? and buiMaar Buffalo, N. Y. aod.wn.Aceetizcr. P, tu passenger I nd Loss or Appetite ^ J > ^1 itmwtkraing tonic, S Oil! TONIC. drives out ><h? system. A trwe tonic " " 1 or adult* "ind children. SOB ares, etc., call on CAUTHEN, Agent. tfcGEE, A. G. P. A., Columbia, S. C. CAFFEY, D. P. A., Charleston, 8. C. x i . d