Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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2 two battleship: CCMT Tfl UCD "" 1 1 IN SKNI>IN<; IN NK ) _ _., _ A h'w Simple Hulot A PDII7 h,. THE I,AX(\> ays itkms. SOUTH CAR< BEAUTIF That Should Ml. i ? lSTKR NKWS, AUGUST OLINA'S tminun UL WOMEN SOUTHERN \ * M \I)E CiOOl \* 13, 1915. work has le + to the esta A'(MIAN WHO HAS y IN NEW YORK. * 8lI1,ilar coni + Morton is / d directly and indirectly! Hotter iblishnient of numerous I Newberry mittees, and. while Dr.' Indicat so modest she rarely j ter time Timiv. for the Kurnter. j| Observer, ions are that there are betahead for the farmer; and, ULMI IU ?LI\ President Wilson Orde to Sail in Response Namee's Reque TO PROTECT FORE n UliUL Salisbury Post. J Almost every mail v . newspaper office some < rs esse s of some aort frora a fi to Mc- aUd the majority of tl St. I out signatures, or othei titication. The majorit course, find their wa; SIGNERS. basket and perhaps th< i oung Women art Photographs to brings to the News to ^ communication I riendly reader,' The committees hese are with-' Harvest Oblige, t r ways of iden- j ,umbia in conjunct y of these, of fair' from October tr to the waste delusive, have dec e person send-1 mo8t b*autiful won > Asked to Send < The Lancaster Exchange, e Judged. There is no in charge of the sphere and woi o be held at Co- but one?U! ion with the state belongs to bott 25 to October 30, alike. God put ided to crown the other, and we i tan in South Caro- not from what M' l'l I I I |> M l ++++ speaks of 1 haps, no li such thing as man's more than e nan's sphere. There of health an 3EFULNESS?and it American cii i men and women watchword i us here to help each men arul m( must help, it matters Morton we field. ^ pitals, fewei ier work, there is, per- since for idividuai who has done world au the to raise the standard Especial); d to prolong the liveB of ern farm tizens. Prevention is her cotton, and If we had more wo- has work >n like Rosalie Slaughter money to would need fewer hos- ceipts. th homes for the mentally ing force* him, therefore for all the d the balance of mankind. y is this true of the Souther?the farmer who raises The federal reserve hoard :ed out its plan of lending i farmers on warehouse reus protecting them from bed to put their cotton on the ,kltA la ?A/v lAn. Conference on Peace KoNumos Meetings i York. Washington. Aug. American battleships, the *ud New Hampshire, sail from Newport for Vera t | ing these wonders wt i not used. in Mexico | From the time the f 11 New i was printed to this g< ; been a rule in newspa 10. Two to Publisb news items i Louisiana '?atiou? without the wr led tonight' and thou?h this has I jruz in re-1 mlu,ons t>f times, and ly they were' l,na (iueen or tm J This "queen" will irst newspaper1 referendun? vote, i )od day it has 1 rt>sent the whole t per offices not ^ke young woms and communi- eQuipped with an e! "iter is known, l,efltting her royal >een published and shp will sit in the waste bus- 8om?ly decorated ' - [ uHon.lu,! |,v, . e Harvest Jubilee. Dr. Rosalie 8 be selected by a izes this to its and she will rep- though she is as Rate. as it is possible in selected will be | leas is one of laborate trousseau | surgeons. She beauty and grace, surgical instrun state on a hand-1 ing the biggest 'float" in the pa- J tions like a hu nvnniuitu r? a ( ,1 c f Til I n i Sit ?? r i tl V in 1 laughter Morton real- Buu n,wr??3 ' fullest extent, and. mak,nK Pen! i charmingly feminine 1 to be. she neverthe- Here' America's most able Nevk'berry H has invented eight Sedan, K aents and is now do- country tow and hardest of opera- But lt ha sky man, yet withal nes8 man?"i au.I His name ' uenciem, lewer crime- uiiirKei. ? Itentiarles. There that will h a Business Man. price wh [erald and News. grown, fi an., is just an ordinary clans say n of some 1,500 people, vailed sir s at least one real busi-t and even * still prev ( is J. H. Bdwards. eommodi II I It? tilt? |M UC 19 IUU IUW. can be no system devised make cotton bring a large en there is a surplus crop or, in spite of what polltl, the doctrine that has preice the days of Adam Smith, , back to Adam the First, ails; that is. the price of a ty depends on supply and ?ponse to an urgent rec Commander McNamee the fleet of gunboats be re view of anti-foreign dem at General Carranza's cap It was understood here ident Wilson himself o warships sent, although would admit even that the sets nave been overr juest from . , . i ?..i communications, everj it his little I , , m . . . , , . these unsigned, unid inforced in , ? ' I munications to the ne onsiratious; _ t . ? . j fice. We do uot belli i day that they do not ci that I'res- our experience is just rdered the, newspapers experience no official , . Every newspaper >y had sail-1 . 1 , un with such ? . ir day brings honor- and chival entifled oom- pav her homage, wspaper of-1 The method of sve there is a this: Each young )me to us, and ter county possess: as the other Quested to send he daily. The Lancaster N wants news' 3e,ect a committee ?> -- ?- ' is the nhotoeraDh o L.A\|piQlV? tuatuo U i j - ? ?w W. UQ VW I ric courtiers will; gentleness and bred Southern selection will be!antl understand woman in Lancas-1 Born and rej ing beauty, is re- luxury of a beai tr photograph to l>urg, Va., she I ews. which will of doctors and to decide which for helping botl f the moRt he.inii- was the eight L^UklCIliO vv nil 111*5 sweetness of a high- now woman of sympathy, two thoU8K' ine . papers in ad ! Has it pa .red in the protected to ?edan a tlful home In Lynch- mtl0 Inherited fron. a lino nlflcent ministers her talent farm l body and soul. She eentll of hor fnmllf vslu( listen: Edwards spends demand, id dollars with his local that cant: vertislng?every year! law of < ,ld him? Well, he went can be al few years ago with but long run 1. He now owns a mag- the price e. a nice home, and a big other a bulk prlc e our advertising enough >'fcar wo< This is a law of Nature lot be overriden, it it also a commerce, whose workings tered for a time; but in the supply and demand control > of the cotton crop, as of rtlcles of commerce. The e of the cotton crop for any ild prove this to be true. ed. Care had been taken day to point out that an military activity now onl\ precautionary to safegua interests and could not be ed as connected with the ] can conference to be resun York tomorrow to compl gram for bringing abou V! ATinn during the T. " , V , tention of triends in y naval or . , , , in. ,bvery newspaper r would be . . . , , , . urged a few simple r rd foreign . _ .. . who offer contribution ! construct? . . paper, but despite tt Pan-Ameri- ... , ? , ? _. i peated almost daily, e ued in New .. , , , , ' the same old friendlete a pro-I ,. , . , item or communicatio t peace inf How easv it is to iiiu rsuu it in- " sending them fu' woman 'n it'* t has repeatedly! Photographs will be ules on those; pub,,clt>* commute s to the news-! Jubileo' at Columb iese rules re- W,U submit them to very day finds posed of the deans ?an unsigned ments the leadi n leges of the state. ... , will select the mos follow J* fou mssession. These since colonial d i forwarded to the geon on the day e of the Harvest! vv 11h honors froi ia. which in turn ! c?*l College of F a committee com- third of her 1 of the art depart-, have the degree ng women's col- cine. She won This committee. Prizes open to \ t beautiful young ?nc of which ha ays to become a sur- to mak? lt 5 ' when she graduated sa-'s' 11 is tn the Woman's Medi-i ,noss- aIul a 'ennsylvania, and the WeI1 the um mmediate familv to business b>' s of Doctor of Medl-jadvert,sin* two out of the three1 When fac the graduating class, I "P every no id been won but once ni,ed State i part of our ajse.s," he | The troul tin* live wire ot any bus- farmer li person can judge pretty compellet ount of energy behind a the Prlc? the kind and amount of tions of that business is doing." Price won ts like the above spring than the w and then all over the benefit. 8, publishers cannot help By me hie in the way of the cotton ias been that he has been I to sell his cotton while was held down by combinacapital; and after that the lid ko up. and other persons farmer would reap the ans of the assistance to be Official reticence conct movements of the battles largely to a fear that uei coming reaching Vera Crn the ships might accentu ready serious situation th mander McNamee cabled last night and the two minediatelv were order simple rules. How irning the . ... . . . i begin such items or cc hips is due ... . , . , .. i with a brief request tc as of their, .. . , J the name and then iz ahead of . , items or communicati* ate the al- ... necessary to ask that ere. Com- . . ,. . , t , . not published. It will his request i . , ... . . is no need ot its bein battleships, . . .... , I s,r?? to publish the nan IM liolrl 111 - I woman from each easy it is to i ward the 44 phc >mmunications publicity committee > publish, sign tjlon these photogr add the newB; ,|ghp(1 in the leadi on. It i-i not state. along with a the name ha ( a roqUPSt that the not he. There | ,jie young womat IK and no de- whjCh they think tl 10, except in a vhkw ?iii county and for- before in the h itographs to the As soon as she in Columbia, an.! made an interm aphs will be pub- is- Riven the sei ng papers in the sician in the Phi blank ballot, with ta|. and the fol readers vote on Pointed residei ? among the 4 4 Alumnae Hospit le most beautiful. Philadelphia, /> !?.? ... .1. I.'ilr,,.,,. fnr. II... istory of the college.! wu"uennB v ! graduated she was ?f,? th<> a b in "Blockley," that ' ?UI11,68 W,t rvioe of a house phy- eW8lladelphla City Hospi-i Thls is P1 lowing year was ap- *h? business nt physician of the al and Dispensary in l n* thHt a< ^fter this she went to ' V' r% . . . tliey would mat 11 is mat onmis the renaereu verage man to his possi- board, th h printer's ink?York ton and price on I inted for the benefit of long as h i men and merchants o> The pi How to advertise is one small cro time of the merchants of 's Koing have not learned. If Tills r just look around a little ness is :? i?y uie leaeral reserve e farmer, by storing his cotborrowing to a certain It. will be able to hold it as e wants to. obabilitv is, owing to the P this year, that the price to be good. ederal reserve board buslWilann _ readiness to proceed. PREFERRED DEL Today, after conference Secretary Lansing and Ue; Benson, acting secretary o t was understood the sai ?h'psvaB^ild be delayed pon reports from Vera Cruz. ; possible, the sendine <>t' few communications o: p.aturo where there sh AY. nature. ?s between Just a few \ery si ar Admiral follow, and assure the f the navy, not ()f an undesirable linn of the applies to regular eori iding fuller iiu> paper as well as ind that if easy enough to show t n n v. * 1" some special paucity committee oulil be a sig- announcement *\ill be made on tuple rules to 11. 1915. publication, it \\\ photographs nature. Tim lllt. county paperi respondents of \\ipust 15, and ti others. It ?s nu)8t beautiful you he name. Cor- (l(| j,y each naner w 1 ?n ? ?i uru 11/ tilt- ?/j" i u i inic in Columbia, and study in Ge of the "queen" KiiRland. where Monday, October ?>?'r and brilliant come in the clas must he sent to '1:ui hitherto bet ' not later than studying medicii io picture of the s'"' accumulate ntr woman select- Krees and medal ill he sent to tlie 'V said to her tl <- ?>vuit> post graouann sec the Tinany. France and .. , ? , oeedtng and her charm of man- , . , , , , would be co I mind made her wel, , . spent for ne ses rf professors who .. , well and wis :i opposed to women o ... ls necessary lie. So continually is , . ness if you v ik more honors, de- . . ... _ , . . I ins is an s until, as I laughing- , , . ,,ORt medium le other day. she has . ones who are really sue ' as the So making money they j legislatioi 11 vineed that the money . ever enat wgpaper advertising was' ely spent. In this day it J^anctlS to advertise your busl- 6t.,1(.tlull rant to sueeeed. age of publicity and the! i of reaching the people j j-v- *'um' " IMVUOUIC, Ullll, su let! uth in concerned, is the best ' n t'or the farmer that was ted. ter & Chester Ky. Co. ill Klicet Dec. IT. l!<l4. Kastein Time WKSTHOl.WT) aster . . . 6:im)biu ?2 :50pm Mderable additional force avoided because of its p *ect on work of the Pat conference. President Wilson, in N shire, was advised of C McNamee's report, and sei later a long code dispatt the navy department froi ?... . v... respondents some II would be items without anythir iossible ef- who sends them. The t-American write the name and a envelope?this ought lew Hamp- all correspondence an; 'ouimander ply with postal reques reral hours a prompt return in c ?li reached to deliver, u Cornish. Timn ?n lines send in publicity committee iK to indicate 1;itor ,j,an August v can at least tee Qf art professor ddress on the on t\xe 44 photogi to be done in appoar in print on yway, to com- njnp Sunday. Se its and assure Tju. voting will c use of failure September 30. This is an oppo * iii Columbia not everytl?lng but i 20. The commit- sav'i'K from dro s will tiipn decide serves several t aphs. which will not kept many a the week begin- i,,K in hor own ptember 5. 1915. w,th her wond lose at midnight s,,rKi?al skill? Her aristocra rtunlty for some uallty which is I is tue news] i Oa-negle medal for IIlorchant tin wnir.R. And she do- pr modium. ! ?f these, for lias she (ju, jorai n< woman from drown- tj,0 Spa< e tli tears, so to cpeak, j should and erfu! sympathy and f0jiows that know that ir tie face has a spirit-j too rheap hi n Itself inspiring. Dr. ine is not v paper and for the local j j^.? b local paper Is the prop- ! [?v. Kichl Sometimes we think that ' Ar. t'hes >wspapers do not value , Lv. Ch >s ley have to sell as they j v therefore it naturally Lv. Hascv no one else does. We L<v. Fort i this town we sell space Ar. I.anct . .? . . Conuec it even at that advertis- ern soalx L'liflt it ahonl/1 * * i.awn . ?4:0b;)in omville .6:47am?4:28pm >urK ....6:58am?4:43pm ter 7:40am?5:25pm BA87BOUND. ter .... 9:00am?6:45pm >ur* ... 9:4 5am?7:27pm jiuville .10:00am?7:38pm Lawn ..10:30am?7:55pm later ...11:00am?8:25pm tiona?Cheater with South- j oard and Carolina & North- I Then it became known tha bad been instructed to si (iiately for Vera Cruz. LANSING NOT TALI Secretary Lansing, wli night for New York to Pan-American conference, discuss naval movement thau to admit that a shir I * "V11 Vllwll'? ,vi 011 t the ships thing for publication lart imme- ft-\\ simple rules. Let the paper know KING. ing the communication o left to- Write only 011 one s attend the per. and then very di would not I" mailing be sure t s further cient postage to prev* > would he trouble. ? ,l(j imcr any- young woman not follow these as "most boa South Carolina," who is send- honored by the chi' is. but she will hecoi iide of the pa- of several hundred istinctly. raiment that will d o put on sutli- the most artistical snt delay and addition to this her only to In* known ^osa"e Slaugl utiful woman in through life he one who will he meets- From tl kairy of the state. to the highest me the possessor w?nien in N'ew dollars worth of an<' nod ellght the soul of institution cons lly particular. In unU1 her name railway fare and ?' directors. It liter Morton goes we want the Iping everybody she men of New le low est and poorest Kansas busii and *noit influential he does and York she is known no woman's club or " Is iders itself complete A polite < , , runner of appears on its board Barnwell Sei is understood, hew .. - ... ... . .Jui. ? CHltTIl t merchants and husness Fort berry to read what this ^ ienRail . . , Lnneas less man says and what the results he receives. ? SOUT He r\vl? Is I lent. Premie hild is usually the forean adult gentleman. I'ASSRNC atinel. T_ai;;s ? Zr. 1 1 fi _ tauwaya. V Lawn, with Seaboard Air ' way. ter ,wth Southern Railway. A. P. MeLURE. Supt. HERN RAILWAY r Carrier of the South. 1ER TRAIN SCHEDULES arrive Lancaster from: V/M.1. ?llta n sent to replace one whi bring tlie Brazilian and G ministers t the T'nited S said that on account of trnndit raids on the bore soon would be issued to ii American military forces it the same time declare* ally that neither this actii oh would' Following these few Guatemalan move the possibility Hates. lie basket and assure the continued | a number oi items th< ler, orders! lighted to have, tcrease the there, but A Correctlc :1 entphatiGreenwood Journal. on nor any t expenses. wnue in rules will re- paid, and she will 1 of the waste, of the state hall publication of The Lancaster > e paper is de- tlio young women v ticipate in the c their photographs (|| most beautiful gir will l?e selected by i oiunibia. win be -=?=?. i???i ??> ? !>e the envied star meetings. t< men who really iews requests all ,1isc|P,e of con itao desire to par- an<1 (,oes not a ontest to send in dozPn thlngs at ! at once, and the Practice j 1 in this county s,'rvice as wel1 1 a committee. jor ?Perations a pital almost dai uiiiui attend commit- Tr >r like so manv wo- man * , , , down never do things, she is a m|tg fear of cent ration of forces confidence in ttempf to do a half present in e t tune With a large To have c . - ,, . ,! knowing the ind surgical clinical (1(| (o mcp, ? us doing private ma- fU| accompli) t the Polyclinic hos- It isn't m 11 v. she confines her really count? y, Try Again. inter vho gives up on the lirst ?*0> H3_ gets anywhere. He ad- inter the difficult and lack of a. m. i himself?two elements No. 114 ? very human failure. lotte ourage to mount again. 1:35 risk, hut better prepar- \*o. 117? :. is half way to success- inter aliment. T/ains ustering the horse that So. 118? i: it is tll?> Rtr?nB?honoS -I'/iaime, h.uck tn11 and mediate station? 8:SI a m -Charleston, Columbia and mediate stations lu:0| -Marion, BlacksbiirR, Cb-rand intermediate stations, p. m I ?Columbia, KinRsville and mediate stations, 7:41 p. m leave Lancaster for: -Kingsvllie, Coi imbia and -lup movement had any beu ?wr on the plans of the 1 n conference. As he left the state <1 Mr. Lansing said he expe hack at his desk Thursday 'if we have good luc k." President Wilson will i Washington in time to iring what- Newspapers and m 'an-Ameri- f<"Uinually publishii i statements with regart epartnientj r 01 ^ry -stales- A I ted to be' b?riodicai publishes j morning, IUap showi?? sevent omitted, a writer in o >e back in M,aKazi??*? Kives th? n attend a teen> 1<)Wa aI><l Idaln agazines art? i>K erroneous _____ Our ? i to the mini- on eaditig weekl> abroad, his flag of ' i prohibition from his torrit?l?- ri* een. Iowa is or death are hu ne of the Juno among the flower b< utnl er as six- peasants toiled. > both boiiiK 'ving dead, tlieir i interest to thus to do with pre Horseback rifles and the saving war unfurled, and With her sma till hand the bolts a robe of whit irled. He rides hidden by her o] mIs where Belgian of manner, with The laborers are the love of linn 'arms and homes the big operatln 77". "7 will power o e things wh'eh have Uu> lnwurrt j( vtntion of suffering ?(j the undc of life. j opposition II stature gowned in ^ hat Kot'f . . .i_ i?r hut no one 11 e. her lmir entirel> Rl(,e th(, ] perating hood, gentle v,)ru News. eyes illuminated by sanity, she looks, in Opti g room, more like a H?- who en ( iniur ?f the "winner up." an'l No. 113Dy of having accomplish- Mari< rtaking in spite of all rnedi Vo. 11 ! up must come down Char leed stay down static liorse that threw you. N'o. 117? inter p. m _ Schedu m.st.c Thought. tnformati ?. ill f !m-?~ oei AAA mediate stations, 8:31 a. m ?Hock Hill, Blacksburg. on. Charlotte and Inter- j ate stations, 10:05 a. m. 4?Kingsvllle. Columbia leston a^d Intermediate ins 1:35 P- n. ?Rock Kill, Yorkv'lle and ; mediate stations, 7:41 le figures are published aa on only, not guaranteed 'abfnet meeting Friday, both the program of the I .'an conference and the si Vera Cruz will be discuss* tary Daniels started for V tonight from Asheville. N RIO PORTS CONPIR? Just before he took tin New York, Secretary I .a , t * WUHH U tlUIWIIK I ll'J at which .. September 21, 1 ! 1 4 . tl 'aii-Ameri- ..... prohibition states. Si ituatiou at . , nine more have been id. Seere- . . , ... . . eighteen prohibition Washington , , * . order ot their going di AKD. ? Mai,ie Kansas i train for North Dakota using said Georgia AI.I^U Vicia. t|l IU -v..i<.M.vu. lere were nine He rules among nee that time and vineyards of L< added. The are desolated urn stales, in the choked with slain ry, are: The husbandmc 1851 steppes have turne . , . 1880 swords. Hut who w . . . 188? crops and feed th* 1107 _ . Ten million men i Hlster of Mercy the barley fields famous surgeon irraine; the fields Her patients a 1 the roads are fidence in her spirit of protec n of Russia's from her every \ d their shares to therefore are s ill gather in their ment, and resu ? hungry hordes" put many patie n nnlfnrinc n/%u- t inn fne o than a capable nn.i olettsurc to di I ill have absolute con-I and that beautiful PV^HT1 tion that emanates' fl) vord and gesture and ^ ~ aved all the excite-' iCM Itant fatigue, which nts into poor eondl-j DM s,iu *h'or infi jt> approachesJhlimity. f. res. etc It Always K Q Mr? fsull/anil \1 fr\nrtf /"M : fl iirmatlon aa to passenger call on ietpT H advices had reached the st menf confirming the repoi mander McNamee as to co Vera ('ruz, hut giving no details. The new reports Cruz were forwarded to f In connection with the at New York, it was learn that the appeal to be ad ?to denart- wnmuuuia uepart North Carolina . . . rt ot ( om-j Mississippi editions at , Tennessee additional West Virginia from Vera1, X^L0!?, Colorado lornish. Oregon conference Washington. .. . ied tonight Arizona dressed to Arkansas 1 Alabama. .... I?U 7 . . . 1907 seek each other's Hi . . . . 1908 Pestilence and Wai . . . . 1909 sons, and wives. . .. 1912 1914 O Farmers of Ai .... 1914 rope blindly reels * 1914 havoc she has loose 1914 appeals! Now mi 191 r ears of corn where . . . 1915 grown; now must ,,V7 n v,v" ,V7? ??? U|/C| res. while Famine. Dr. Morton b nt claim mothers, first and foremo in view, she ei merica, while Eu- a&?. 'n July, 19 } and views the tee of physician d, to us the world disease. Inci ist we grow two ^r8t woman to one ear has be?*n national organ! we sow the thou- and surgeons k elieves in prevention ^^3 jon at. and, with this end, flCS Qai stabliahed. six years 09. the first commit- , Jgj ( i3 for the prevention P1^-^ Qf dentally she was the gaj be an officer in the as zation of physicians LqJ now n as the Amerl-1 B68B ?, ff u^JUD, U1 V.IIU ting of her experience with Carti ic. She says further: "Before rdui, my back and head woulc ught the pain wouid kill me. 1 io any of my housework. After ta! Cardui, I began to feel like a new ned 35 pounds, and now, I do a well as run a big water mill. I wish every suffering woman on mills, Ky., in QH lui, the woman's 1 began to use hq4 i hurt so bad, I was hardly able LJ king three bottles jji (woman. I soon II my house work, gSfl would pivi? ?ne lYiexiraii pcupic aiiu a leaders, probably will outl site plan for the holding eral convention to set up tional government. It is the conference will select the presidency, though his not bo formally announc peace convention is assem PnRHihlv that some of " Idaho line a defi- Iowa of a Ren- ^ course there wi a constitu- aftef Septftmbor 14th said that fjarouna mounts the v a man for name may ed until a st"f" ''>''<> ntr f Toi,.,t. t.U unill a Frank j. Cheney rn.ik.-. ,.nl partner nf tlin ttrin of 1". /. In# t*u?iii<-aa In the City of ' the chiefs S*tnt.> aforr-aali!, *n>1 flint a . . . 1915 sand fields wbich . . . 1915 sown. 11 be nineteen Europe has goi , when South wh?at. She's call! wagon | the while she plot ? and reaps her crop !.n tn ''onnfy. ??. B. DriSCOll. h thut lie l? iwnlnr . Cheiny A Co., ?lo- j role!" ('minty nnd tIfmI trli'ni; Ml nil! flrtn will i??y lire", arn UK mi never have been ran Medical Asi The fine worl id to trade for dom* 8,1 over * riK for our bread. 1401 t*"lt mau>' 1 va with dynamite and womon. wei e of dead.?Chaa Iines of the p made it possible tive ability, fc nsole* Relieved. work to bt! orRf *oeiation. T J c which women have ( Ififl , he country, and the < ' ndividualH, both men knM re working along the IvM reventlon of disease, >, through her execu- Hwfij ?r this organisation, a t inlzed in thirty-three aiU CARD The Woman's 1 rial. I still use Cardui when I 1 1 It always does me pooH " >UE| Tonic hjS feci a little bad, particularly General Cur Tefuse to join in such a has boen fully considered nations participating in I d?ce are declared ha> in to use the armed forces of States, If necessary, to embargo on war supplies ? factions opposing a new g< th?? tnim t.f ?NK IIUNDRI runIJl maj enoh iirit p"or7 oiw < f <':ita ' ur.'fl I>y tho nan of UsII'a convention vrai I. All the .Strom to !> ' >?? m >he confer- P "ib h <J?> of lion ne corner iS,a, A w agreement ho ITnltoH Hull's CnUrrt. Car? Is f?: ine uniieu artH j|rwtl)f u (he M, ,, enforce an ot tbB s*?"i igainst anv ' r. r. chbnky a Solil by i '1 DnifrUU, 7.V. overnment. _ . ' ..... . :o i>oiJ-MiH for Hard work, ove rrt: fhaf cannot hr # Catarrh Cur,-. I Stiff, Sort* muscles. CK j. chunk*. ' I'Khtly applied a BMhvrlb. <1 In ray your Soreness disaf mt.ir. a i>.. ih.s'1 "Nothing over h ' M!'!!tAiW>?Lw,i Sloan's Liniment. Notury Cut.ll, ... ' k-H, internally ,nU y?U enough.' wr' I and murv?n? mir UW. rtOpH flllfff : for liMlnimlala, pains. An excellen co. Toledo, o. better and cleaner druggists, 2 5c. G< fur i fintllnstLui P.inntf.tfto t_iit K r\tt f r exertion, mean "tatea inside of Sloan's Liniment the end of the little nu'et. and f.ntire United 8 .pears like magic. Panami elped like your I ran never thank ?er cowor tes one grateful lectures to mo .ring, aches and organisations, t counter-irritant chr1stlan AgROC than mustard. All , . it a bottle today settlement club i.kKl.i, ? ~ ~ ? - -' three months and by year throughout the tire ttates, aa well at? In PQtj 'y 1 i and Hawaii. She ton kertt Rive gratuitous Br tor there' and teachers' w0 Young Women'* iationa, church and ^ ?, farmers' granges, Headache, backache, side act :d, worn-out feelings, etc., are sure trouble. Signs that you need Car ic. You cannot make a mistake your trouble. It has been helpi mentor more than fifty years. Get Botttejfi le, nervousness, signs of womandui, the woman's DQ1 in trying Cardui ^ r-id ng weak, ailing yUl 1 " HB ^ i > . . . ? ? ?uu wuuicu n r.i i / . ;*? jj? . it* . .i Aw-iv- .v iurn i am national | - ?'> ' Jf' :* -Sf?* A' _ 'v 'mwi, . 2L?s jgucij3UCL12U2LI gig? JSLMJ& .'4Jf!