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? " . ~ ' 'Vpy.i?i II1W. " T?'' CATTLEMEN TO MEET. evory mi Atlanta. (Ja., March 5.?"No meot- profitably tng of greater importance will be held In the South this year than that president of the convention of the Southern mon s as Cattlemen's association which will Momt assemble more than six hundred cat- treasure! Me breeders of the South in Atlanta One ol on April 4, 5 and 6, for a discussion this meei of their problems," declares W. M. She Brown, agricultural agent for the ^er a Southern Railway, located at At- tional ai lanta. expected "The live stock industry is devel- associaui -oping so rapidly throughout tiie nieetlng. South that not only cattle breeders but also bankers, packing house peo- M pie, and other big business interest* Atlant will be represented .at this meeting five steel Oflicers of the Southern Cattlemen's of most association with the assistance of the been reco local committee ate boosting the pony by meeting as the best of the associa- tom am' tion. Speakers of national reputa- 'hior tion will be on the program and Nos. 2 t rial," bet stimulatin acts disturb stc digestion, MHHHHhbHhuHHBHIIB and restor | An Asto 1 Lancaster ? Through a special arr< Rogers Company, Lin V enabled to make the m V ? of this paper. v For the rp ** *er a se* o ?|? || ?|/ with every y( | nJw paper. The c X newal or a nev | jm no coupons to < X Spj merely bring $ X ksi this date and R W scription will b ?|> 11 the set of six s] I m These Spoons ? Store the Count] j *^>'s * ^ << Hever offered re; 't ? w'" 8??d ' They wjll be at v If subscription is sent t | DO NOT DELAY. SEN I The Lan ? Sei | "We print all tl ? Fine Job Work. % THE LAN nute of the time will be tion and Nev r spent by those attending." 32, the "Auj Honey, of Duckport, la., is Washington a ; of the Southern Cattle- and 4 4 betwt sociation, and NVely Bowen, ianta, and his, Tenn., is secretary and "Carolina Sp< ton and Cfaci f the interesting features oi deslg; ting will be the sale of Here- ?special attei >rthorn and Angus cattle un- con,'?rt and tuspices of the respective N:t- Kers> The 1 id State associations. It is are ?' a new that several State Breeders' at?red tn lea ons will be organized at the 'angements v ing to passen . night, a light :\v ri iiiAi.w exits. over earh 8ea A passengers. a, Ga., March f>. I wentyelectrically lighted coaches Tlie ate?l Ci modern design have just ,ra'ns w'h lived from the Pullman Com- 'u>ve been as; the Southern Railway sys- rpd to other will be placed in the follow-|'"K steel-fram lgl, trains: jcars to he pi "> and L'tJ. the "Memphis Spe jt,a'n8? releas ween Washington and Mem- j s. LVt ami :?(), the ' Hlrining-1 Spring Col lial," between Washington! Sudden eh; lingham; Nos. a\d ."Jfi.'nnd underwcr . Fast Mail," between Wash- with stuffed u nd New Orleans; No.-. 1 1 general cold tile "Washington and ( hat- Dr. King's Ne Limited." between Washing- lief, this hap tiseptic balsj Ml!d, Effective Laxative & Liver Tonic ! soothes the ir t Gripe nor Disturb the Ston.dch. ' ... ? t- 1 what might n to other properties, Lax-Fos Mascara in acceptable form, a cold 'a hroket igLaxativeandTonic. Lnx-Fos'ment when r lively and does not gripe nor'half cured co imach. At thesame time, it aids t.. Kine' N arouses the liver and secretions ; K es the healthy functions. 50c. cold is gone.? unding C TO News Rea ingement with The W nited, The Lancaster lost startling offer in tl jxt ten days we off silver tea spoons early subscription to this iffer applies to either a rev subscription. There are clip; no votes to secure; 1.50 to this office between larch 16 and your sube advanced one year and poons given you. will sell in anv Jeweirv * ? J 7 over for $1.00 par set. Teatest bargain we hare iders of this paper and it >nly for the next ten days. are French Gray and are give satisfactory service, i ornament to any home. >y mail, add 5cts for D IN YOUR SUBSCRIPT)! J caster N mi-Weekly. ie News all the Ti Prompt Del >?i ii liuurt*. . March 2.?Several wood I5"?l?vard. I los of cotton consigned to *''ys '1C ',ns always I 'ere destroyed tonight ill i,l'('we"9 Syrup I'c he hole of the British for the past *ighte{ arolina. Included in the by U8,ng il occasio i large and varied supply ariscs' and in thia Use assigned to the allies. f the Are has not yet been Ire apparatus was called Tl_ a also the fire boats, to _? flames. The hold was filler, and the vessel settled am of her slip. Firemen Is suggest! the side of the boat with , , rches in order to get at HDOUt OUT he loss Is not yet known. for US to d. P CREEK NtEYVS. ATTri , OUR ab ek, March 5.?The health which We t munity is very good ex- x%n. fm T lent younf? fl by etery on< W * Mr. Robei IB y MrH' L B' oft ClreeY comn BB X pie will m B ? Unity com: friends wish i READY ^^^B ^mf X WanhinRti Ml X tatlree-elect ^ ml jT Newberry, a Ml Y Cberaw, are Mm! ^ Bible special O called. By \ ?> members of X hare been 1 XT Tailing oplnl J: extra sessior - v fore May. postage. ^ ? )N TODAY t nEA""" (JKT A SHI A 8POONS FH 2 THE ? x v?n * ? W W $ Dr- Klng i more the aci ter from yoi ? of the blool _ w <! spring fever ime. A tern, brighti X comnlexion. I* j?. of good pur liveries. TjKin?? ^ griping laxi ?? process, try TV C* 4^ 4^ v druggists, 2 ? ? J-?~ ' ? CASTER NEWS TUESPA f Orleans; Noa. 31 and J U-BO.SUBta Special." between < nd Augusta; Noa. 4 2, 4 3 Sunk by Pi ;en Washington end AtNob. 27 i \d 28, the New Orle Bcial," between Charles- submarine nnati. ocean some Ring those coachea, steamer I< itlon was given to the arrived yeal convenience of passen- cording to i smoking comoartments er's officers type with seats uphol- here today, ther. The lighting ar- ora' days o vlll be especially pleas- l'ean8? accoi gers wishing to read at j ? having been placed ' ,e Un e , A ?c which misst t. The coaches seat 88! , latter got h tion. The ars formerly used in the ond 8hf)t ich these new coaches Ltrilpk lhp signed will b.. ,ran?e,through trains, rcleas 'was seen of io and ateel-undorfraino j The exact aood in strictly local fight were i ing wooden equipment. Captain Jo discuss the ils Are Dangerous. men. The inrcs of temperature leading a ir bring spring colds rope, p head, soro throat and , symptoms. A doso of] FIllK iw Discovery is sure ropy combination of an- several Thi urns clears the head,' ritated membranes and Baltimore have been a lingering thousand ba 1 up. Don't stop treat- Liverpool ? elief is tirst felt as a a fire in t id is dangerous. Take steamship C ew Discovery till your cargo was a ?Adv. Iof merchant The origin o {determined. Reserve I 4% out as wen combat the k 1 jed with wat liA ^ ^ to the botti H f|cut holes in P? n ^ acetyllne to A the fire. T1 V ? A CAM ^! Camp Cre V ^ of this com js V .cepting Nini I Vjter of Mr. i S in y v^iWho was a k%JI^/A weeks ago. condition 1 r.,|. . i |speedy reco 'imam A. f miss Eftw spending a News is Y stn10 ?I r % Our Scho L l_ * A tion has i ho history J^inow officers ^ president; V vice preside V secretary i ?* treasurer. A do some cr< ^Vear.^ Km! "ravll i* Cur scho "T" 1 > I 1 1 - M" 1 "* Y MARCH 6, 1917 VT JIKKTS MATCH. A* ? oays on reighter After Duel With Guns. ans. March 2.?A German was sunk In the Atlanticdays ago by the British night Companion, which terday from England, ac- Dr. Caldwell's Syru i story told by the steam- as a Hemcdy foi i to government ofllcials Among older peo The steamer was sev- sans of the body h n her way to New Or- sloy up and weako -ding to the story, when ually first manifest thtf submersible. inactivity of the bo trsea craft fired five shots Good health is d sd the steamer, before the larity in this imi er defensive gun into ac- whenever there is Knight Companion's sec- cation of coristipatii at about 7,500 yards, should be taken t< submarine which, it was gestion and disposo lediately sank. Nothing ed waste. Cathart ' any of her crew. should not be emi date and location of the these are too violt lot given and the master, their effect is only t hn Kendall, declined to A mild laxative incident with newspaper bination of simple 1; Knight Companion is pepsin, known a cargo of grain for lOu- Syrup Pepsin, is t It is gentle in its a( lief iji an easy, natu IX COTTON SHIP. out ftriping or othe fort, is pleasant to , ,, ... - . be obtained in any d itusaml Hales Hurncd at J >> _ Mr. Rnlini t I oV tu LAO tu XIU. i Bruce, the little daughand Mrs. Theo Hallman. j that we m? leriously burned a few She is still in a serious f jut we hope for her a ? very. [ safe is tl a ! H?. " ?erve Hani while with Miss Mettie Is community. ion C)f the 2 iol Improvement associa- aild eorganlzed and elected Miss Kunice Plynn, tliail a cas Miss Mayme Graham iliatioil. nt; Miss Nettie Roberts, and Miss Annie Cook, The association hopes to AGAIN editable work during .bin, jn our vftu I Sibley of Lancaster is' US Uj^ciillSl spend the week-end with tlicft all O ielk. r ' ol is progressing nicely.' Mr* rn"r>/" enrollment of about 100.1 11\L ml Roberta of i,nnpastprl -- ? ? uui i;uniiiit) light last week with his ~ . l. r Roi,or., every lavo would be g UltlS-ROIIKItTS. Roberts and Miss Ella ! The ? quietly married Saturr?n, Feb. 24. by Rer. Mr 9rts is a daughter of the Morris. She is an exceltedr ?nd I. much lored o^Ul? BR 9 who knows her. rts la the son of Mr. and MK8SA Roberts of the Camp lunity. The young cou- Paris, March 2.? ake their home in the Herald from Madril munlty. Their many in diplomatic clrch i them a long and happy James W. Gerard, ambassador at Berli ? the way to the Unit FOR EXTRA SESSION with him a messag fonso to President on, March 2.?Represen Fred H. Domlnick, of PREsmvNT wnsi ind W. F. Stevenson, of BIG? here ready for the po?- Washington. Mar session that may be Wilson today slgne ray of preeantlon, all the proprlatlon bill and the Sixty-fluh congress bill, giving reelden lammoned, but the pre- citizenship and chai Ion is that if there Is an government, i It will not be called be- ___________ INAUGURATION 4 WOODROW WII THIH IBSUK HOW TO ?. 10 r of six hii.vkk tba IRK OF ORARGII. Sou#tera Rail LANCASTER NEWS. March 3rd. at 7:3< Washington Sunda ? . _ _ turning, leave Was <1 a Spring laxative. night. March 6th, a i New Life Pills will re- Wednesday morning cumulated wastes of win- be taken on at Wit " <?? burden ?t "b? I. Get that sluggish traIn from Oreenvlll feeling out of your sys- egatlon from Green sn your eye, clear your Greenville and Spai - . . . . Governor Manning Get that vim and snap ,elected the gouthf Ifled healthy blood. Dr. tem as the official r Life Pills are a non- ton on this great < itive that aids nature's trip will be made h. ,nni.h? a* .ii Carolina's Inaugural them tonight. At all Those wishing to 6c.?Adv. Washington may do . ,L ,ib --Hi *Vv ?,*f i iA * I1 " .1 1 ' 1 ' . 4 mple Remedy Prolonged His Life * p Pepsin Effective the slightest indi- |J1^ ^ on a mild laxatave j^fjBWL; ) relieve the con- jLjf of the accumulat- (?ru ^ v\l\ ics are purgatives |] 111 f [ ployed, however; v^POPrt Lg ForOf&jlj mt in action and n^T ^jrr". .' emporary. such as tho com- health good, it has prolonged hie ixatlve herbs with life, and brought ease and comfort. s Dr. Caldwell's Dr Caldwell's Syrup Popsin is sold ho ideal remedy.'. , i by druggists everywhere, and costs mun, unnging reiral manner, with- on,y ?"ey cents a bottle. To avoid r pain or discom- imitations and ineffective substltlie taste, and canjtutes be sure to get I)r. Caldwell's Irug store. Syrup Pepsin. See that a facsimile orgee, 918 Kirk- of Dr. Caldwell's signature and hts Davenport, Iowa, portrait appear on the yellow carton lad a bottle of Dr. in which the bottle is packed. A trial spsin in the house bottle, free of charge, can be ob>n years, and that tained by writing to Dr. W. 13. Caldnally as the need well, 4 55 Washington St., Montlcello, way keeping his Illinois. * First National Bank ive of SAPETY. You know enough bank, therefore it will be unnecessary well on that line. j vays courteous and pleasant manner in J ;reat you demonstrates the pleasure it is ve you with us, and the cordial relations ike your dealings with this bank. the many reasons for our bank being so t we are a member of the Federal Re? and under the guidance and supervis^ational Banking Laws, and being backguided by UNCLE SAM means more ual and occasional inspection or exarnwe carry burglar insurance on ail funds It and safes at all times, which insures daylight hold-up, night-robbery and f which is quite important. )UBLE to give you any information at md. We make a specialty of extending r and courtesy to our customers and jlad to have you call when you need us. First National Bank I LANCASTttW R n * IN'CJS round trip tickets will also be sold aw L-iMui kivt for a11 re?Qlar trains March 1st to GE FROM KIMO 4th wlth flnal ,lmlt return,nf t9 ? reach original starting point by A dlsDatch to The March 10th. Extension may be had l n.n it la stated Until Aprl1 10th' by deP?Biting tlckst I says It is stated an4 payln^ fee of one dollar< * as In Spain thai round trip faro from Lancaeformer American ter, 8. C., will be 913.56, Pullman n, who is now on lower berth 32.76 In each direction. ed Statee, carries Par<* ln Proportion from other points. t 'rom The southern Railway system la Wilson. making unusual preparation for handling the large travel expected to attend the Inauguration and is pre* ^ pared to render better service than 18 INDIAN BIIjIj ever before owing to the double track ch 2.?President and electric block signal system >i Indian a?. wh,ch haa completed and is now d the Indian ap- ,n operatlon pract!caUy aM th# way the Porto Rlcan from Charlotte to Washington, ts of the island Pullman reservations are now be* iglng Its form of ing booked for both directions at city office of the Southern, 1300 Main street, Columbia, and those expecting to make the trip are nrged to apply [>F PRESIDENT a* onca 'or me. Hotel and board* MARCH lng house ec co mmrwln Mr*? * * ~ 1?? KIWI flg I- bel?i? sera red for those desiring It. & For further Information and reeer- K ? rations, apply to looal agents or dt- 8 Una's Inaugura- rect to 8. H. McLean, District Pas- g sare Colombia by senger Agent, Columbia, 8. C. g Iway igrstem on en ) p. m., arrlrlng W 0 y morning; re- Veglected Colds Grow Worse. I ihlngton Tuesday . .. . . . ... . rrlrlng Columbia A cough that racks and Irritates | Passengers will the throat may lead to a serious p insboro, Chester chronic cough. If neglected. Th# k the train w!ll be remedy?wlu goothe and reliefs the B e "having the del- healing pine balsams la Dr. Bell's B iwood, Anderson, Pine Tar Honey?Nature's ow? fi rtanburg. Irritation, breathing wlu be easier, ft ?rn aRail war's^ *nd th? antlMPtl? properties will kill ft oute to Washing- th? *?rm which retarded healing. S occasion and the Hare It handy for cronp, sofe throat B on the "8outh and chronic bronchial affections. Get H ',2S55?'ion?.r In *?bu'tle J1'" ' ^ B so as the spesial druggists, 25c.?AdT. K .. - , II, r , ?| ... ?... . .. ..nUfcii.?w? ?"""?