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Always Have PE Mrs. L. A. Patterson, 1399 Kentucky p St., Memphis, Tennessee, writes: , * ( "I have been a friend of Peruna 0 for many year*. I have used it off and on for catarrhal complaints and ai ^ found it a very excellent remedy. I have a email family of children. IE Times are hard with us, but I can vj scarcely afford to do without Peru- El na, especially during the season of |. the year whan emin' ",J . ? ?m ? * wiu? ii are prevalent. We always recom- ? mend Pemna to our neighbors, for 1 the benefit it b&s been to us." cin TAX NOTICE. ?n He Taxes Are Payable from Octo- ie ber 15th, 1017, to March lai 15th, 1918. Jo A penalty of one per cent will be added for January payment, two per j,a cent for February, and seven per cent for March. The levies for the different pur- j(, poses are as follows: For State purposes 8 1-2 mills. Constitutional School Tax 3 mills, Ordinary County purposes 4 1-2 mills, Public Roads and Bridges 6 mills. Interest on Past Indebtedness Bonds 1 mill, Interest and Sinking Fund on C. & C. Railroad Bonds 1 1-4 mills, Interest on Borrowed Money 1-2 mill. Total 24 3-4 mills. For payment of interest on Town. ^ ch<n Ti ? T_ ? cantfle Company, on the south by B? lands of O. H. Bell and J. B. Bell. land now owned by H. C. Moeller, An Ambition and f J 'P'HK needs of the South are iden'i f ! of the Northern Railway i the prowtb am / J ibc upbulldlnp of tbc otber. /J i Tbc Southern Railway aakl no farore?> tf I accorded 10 othcra. 11 f*- J Tbc ambition of tbc Southern Railway C * y i undy of Intcreat that la bora of cooperation / ? the railroad! i to aec perfected that fair and f ran 1 ment of railroads which Inrltea the con fid f apcndeii to reallaa tbat liberality of treatmei V / to obtain the additional capital needed for the a V enlarged facllltlca Incident to the demand fo 1 aerrlcci and. finally? jf \ To take Ita nlcbc In tba body polhlc of f other preat laduarlea. with no mora, but wit 1 rifbta and equal oppoitonltlea. ^ " Tbie Southern Serves ? - DU>i> ..jwuun. in rieasani mil Township 3-4 of 1 mill, in Gill's Creek Township 1 1-2 mills, and in Cane Creek Township 1 3-4 mills. K; Special School Taxes for the va- , rious districts are as follows: Districts 6 and 13 two (2) mills, dis- at tricts 22 and 4 5 three (3) mills, dr districts 1, 3. 4. 5, 9. 20, 21. 23, 26. at 27, 30, 47 and 48 four (4) mills, df districts 36 five (5) mills, district th 7 six (6) mills, district 14 six and w one-half (6 1-2) mills, districts 2, f" 10, 11. 12. 15. 17. 18. 19. 24. 25. w 31, 32. 33, 34. 39. 42, 43. 46 and 49 eight (8) mills, district 38 ten la (10) mills, and district 40 eleven s< (11) mills. R All Snale citizens between the a< ages of 21 and 55 years arc liable n< for a capitation tax of three ei ^k($3.00) dollars for road purposes,! lit 4^^nd all male citizens between the P< ages of 21 and 60 years are liable' F for a poll tax of one ($1.00) dollar,I b< except those exempt by law., I K T. L. HILTON. ta County Treasurer. er 90-tf. G . 0 CLERK S SALE. M _____ b? STATE OV SOUTH CAROLINA. CouHty ot Lancaster. PJ In Common Pleas. D Lancaster Mercantile Company, ^ IMaintifT, vs. ! X JK. G. Hell et al., Defendants. i Pursuant to a decree made in the above stated case by Judge J. W. DeVore. dated October 15th, 1917,1 I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at Lancaster Court House, on the first Monday in November next, within the legal hours of sale, the following described jpeal 'estate, to wit: All that tract of land situate in the County of Lancaster. State of South Carolina. containing sixtythree and one-half (63 1-2) acres, and bounded on the north by lands of Jones Mercantile Company and lands of E. C. Allison, on the east by lands of E. C. Allison and Jones Mer- TJ :RUNA jgjiq nd Cdd? y~jj i the " I .vfaaac* ivaumuiei to Our Neighbors. rhose who object to liquid m? can proouro Paruria Tablets. d on the west by the stid . 'H and Moeller land, the prei ing a part of the A. H. C ads. conveyed to E. G. He nes Mercantile Company. Terms of sale, cash. Purchae y for papers. PAUL MOORE C. C. C. L. nes & Jones, Plaintiff's Attorneys. CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAUOLI? County of Lancaster. In ('omnion Pleas. ml Moore, as Administrat* bonus non or the estate of Hillings, deceased. Plaintiff, vs. mie innings, John Hillings, ( Defendants. Pursuant to a decree made i love case by Judge J. \V. De ited October 12th, 1917. I \vi public auction, to the highes It, at Lancaster Court Hous e first Monday in November ithin the legal hours of sal Mowing described real estat it: All that piece, parcel or tri ind situate in Lancaster Cf jutli Carolina, on the wate ear Creek, containing fort; res, more or less, and bo 3rth by lands of T. Y. Wll ist by lands of George W. tims, south by lands of Dr. ( oovey and west by lands of underburk and Dr. G. W. Pi >ing the tract of land allott . G. Billings as his share of t te lands of A. C. Billings, d 1, and having been conveyed . Billings by Mrs. A. B. J low Ford), Bertha G. Billing . C. Billings by deed dated N ?r 15. 1900. Terms of sale, cash. Purchn \y for papers. PAUL MOORF C. C. C. L. . Heeee Williams, * r. P. Robinson, Plaintiffs' Attorneys, o. l-3t-Tuesdays. PROFESSIONAL CARI DR. J. KKECE FUNDERBU Dental Surgeon. !flce Hours: 8:30 to 12:30 A. M. 2:00 to 6:00 P. M. And by Appointment. Office, 160. Residence, 16. Offl e over B. C. Hough. ie Quinine That Does Not Affect tl cause ot its tonic and laxative effect. tVK MKOMO QUIN1NK is tetter than o inline and docs not cause nervousn aging in head. Remember the full na ok for the signature of 1?. W. GROV, a Record j >x cal with the need* ! \ I moccM of ooe meant 1 | / tpecUl prirller* not | y : ^ ompany le to tee that I ^rC~ bctweei tbe public and * -?>_ k policy In I be Bit,iff- J J nee of rovern mental . \ it wblch will enable It , } ebullition of better and ,e\ f Increaied and better S J th? Sooth alonralde of J b equal Ubertiei. equal be South." wrnvSvttnna % THE LANCASTER NEWS rj MISS MARIE BRESLIN n the : r: >A ore, Miss Marie Breslin, first-class yeo- ' II sell man assistant to Commander G. G. t bid- Mitchell, in charge of the Charleston ! e, on navy yard. This is the first of the next. *u" regulation yeoman uniforms used i ^ e in the United States. K ' FALL MEETING HETHEL iff or I'KESHYTEKY LAST WEEK j1' .umy Lj rs of y-nine "(>Kun Tuesday livening at Tir/.ah " unded Church ami Closed Thurs. * Hams, day ai Xoon. a S. W. J- T- (By J. T. Fain in Rook Hill Herald.) oovey, 1 ed to meeting of Bethel Pres- G he es- bytery closed today at noon at Tir- ? eceas- zah church in Lancaster covinty, * to K. where the body had been in session U ilathis ai , since Tuesday evening. At the first :s and overa- se3a,on Tuesday evening Rev. R. K. Timnions of Fort Mill was electeu ? ser to moderator and Rev. Frank H. Ward- a law of Bethesda was elected tem- 1 ' porary clerk. The opening sermon * wad delivered by Rev. L. O. Mc- c P ('Utchen, missionary of the Presbyterian church in Korea, who was ^ invited to deliver the sermon by the ' presiding officer. Rev. T. W. De_ v Vane, of Liberty Hilll. The Preshy- ^ * * * terial sermon as delivered Wednes- ' * day morning at 11 o'clock by the moderator, Rev. R. K. Timmons. ^ * The business transacted by Presby- 1 * * * tery was largely of a routine char- * RK acter. as is usually the case at the 1 fall meetine O fthe hnriv CnmmH.,^ jtoe reports were read and discussed ^ and a considerable amount of plan- ^ ring was done for the future work 1 of the Presbytery. jn Among those In attendance resid- ^ ing beyond the bounds of the Pres- ^ jbytery, were a number of visiting ministers from Mecklenburg Presbytery. in North Carolina; Dr. David-! laxa. son Douglas, president of the v rctinary Presbyterian college in Clinton; iP ess oof ' me and H6V. F. Maxey Smith. missionary to ? 30c' Japan: Rev. P. II. Walkup of Mon-iw ===^ treat, the General Assembly's Secreitary of Systematic. Benevolence.; One of the strongest addresses made to the Presbytery was delivered by) the Rev. Mr. Walkup, on the sub_ ject of systematic support of the Bethel Presbytery met at Tirzah w | work of the church. i 1? church 22 years ago; which fact was 1,1 recalled by the venerable pastor of r< the church. Rev. W. W. Ratchford f( who has been preaching: for 58 years m jand has been a member of the Pres- ' !bytery 54 years. He Is truly a vet- ^ eran of the church, being 86 years 81 of age. He continues to preach and . Bf to labor with his hands on the farm rf which lies near the church. In a 1 brief speech to the Presbytery Rev. |ai Mr. Ratchford stated that he had 8t assisted in entertaining Ilethel Pres-1 81 bytery four times previous to the P present meeting-?once before at Tir-) T1 I ! zah. and at Rullock Creek, York and a' ( MeConnellsvUle when he was preach-, ing In York county. fn _____ ; I PI Tickling In the throat, hoarse 1 at j ness., loss of voice, Indicate the need P of RALLARDS HOREHOUND SYR|7 UP. It eases the lungs, quiets the si Wm cough and restores health In the g< bronchial tubes. Price 25c, 60c th >4 $1.00 per bottle. Sold by all deal- bt ? ill ' 1 TUESDAY, OCT. 30, 1917. V W3SH.I (. ("flONT: / f I | IWhoI wva M | | W? V, f Nev. I UTAH I COl The Lancaster We Shall Fight for the Thing. Hearts?for Democracy, thority to Have 'onion Favor Federal \:ncndmoot.. Sufi"rai Mrs. Harriet Powe Lynch of Che-iof this iw was re-elected president of the: Smith TUth Carolina l\<iual Suffragej tofore eague at the annual State conven- a rate on of the league held in Colum-jto the la, and the following other officers( that. ; ere named: Mrs. John Garyjod is vans of Spartanburg. first vice' times, resident (re-elected); Mrs. J. 11.' peace ulley of Aiken, second vice presl-1 regula cut: Mrs. Henry Martin of Colutn- afl'air> ia. recording secretary (re-elected): frage Irs. J. T. Gittman of Columbia, cor-j jsponding secretary; Mrs. Leroy tinue prings of Lancaster, treasurer; state Irs. Walter E. Duncan of Aiken, tiv<? ? < udltor. I comm The election took place at the af-'mansl srnoon session. The resignations of|Colun ivo of the officers?Mrs. Robert1 such i ibbes Thomas of Charleston, sec-j The nd vice president, and Miss Susan; as d ringle Frost of Charleston, treas- j "pick< rer?were received at the morning some ession. Those Present. At The convention was attended by a decidt core and a half delegates, officers and # nd chairmen as follows: Mrs. niemli .ynoh, Mrs. Henry Martin, Mrs. J. ?pj1( l. Salley of Aiken. Mrs. W. C. Cath- Colun art of Columbia; delegates from nard, olumhia. Mrs. MrDavid Morton, t)u. ? Irs. Heyward Gibbes, Mrs. Frank i.yncli iroadnax, Mrs William M. Most- fxpre; ,i<k. Mrof. Lewis I*. Chaberlayne, prova liss Mary Rrennen, Mrs. Christo- jfS W( her FitzSimmons, Miss Jennie G. ^ libbes, Dr. James Mruee Guignard. jM)rts Irs. Frederick S. Munsell, Mrs. T. ernl f Weston. Mrs. A. C. Hammond, niorn| Irs. Gittman; from Aiken. Miss encou turkhalter, Mrs. Quattlebaum, Miss V'akefield, Mrs. G. I). Murray. Mrs. Tlu,r(1 Walter E. Duncan. Mrs. Wyman, Eolith Irs. McGarrlty, Mrs. L. K. Cjroft; rom Newberry, Mrs. Herbert Work- nuinj, lan and Miss Nina Chappelle; from sen(j .ancaster. Mrs. Leroy Springs and liss Riddle; from Union. Mrs. jea^,Ul torm. To Work With National. A 3 \n important action of the con- pent0( ehtion was its indorsement of the ?pw ending federal amendment for vo(f.(j (|iial suffrage and its resolution to ^or ^ ork with the National Woman p00(j0 open A TWICE-TOLD TALE. an<1 1 hands Thr One of Interest to Our Readers. intere Good news bears repeating, and v h() . 'hpn It ia f?nnfirmo/l a f ? 1 /? -- ? ? ?" " and i ipse of time, even if we hesitate to war(j slieve It at first hearing, we feel se- energl jre In accepting its truth now. The dlowing experience of a Camden Prenflo ian is confirmed after six years: .. Nov Mrs. VV. F. Russell, Sr., 305 Dealb St., Camden, S. C., says: "I iffered from kidney trouble for veral years. My kidneys acted ir, , , i made gularly and caused me annoyance. . hope had rheumatic pains in my knees u .. ' fluenc* id my ankles and my limbs got so ? , ' * called iff that it was hard for me to get , . letter, ound at times. Doan's Kidney ills soon regulated my kidneys. verv ( he rheumatic pains in my knees (n v id ankles were also removed." mnn s Over six years later, Mrs. Russell ^ hop* lid: "I still take Doan's Kidney jn h)s Ills when I think my kidneys need preat tention and they always give me pif e best of results.1 , WaPhi Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't may j mply ask for a kidney remedy? serioui !t Doan's Kidney Pills?the same gents, at Mrs. Russell had. Foster-Mil- of the jm Co.. Props., ^uffalo, N. Y.? UJXlttS Equal Suffrage League. s Which We Have Always Carried Nearest C for the Right of Those Who Submit to Aua Voice in Their Own Government. go Association for the passage and argue a narrow v:ow. ( amendment in December. The their actions to prejud.ec t Carolina suffragists have here- itself. I am very anxious t believed strictly that the sep- great State of New York se States should grant the ballot example in this matter. sir women, but now they feel j "Cordially and sine ilthouuh the State rights meth-! ..... . .. Wood row W the correct method for normal m?- i ri.uiur <>i coiminons mini i ??? war has given government I I I,4. Columbus Vfcto lion to State ami municipal, The R1.pat vIctory of c i and has made women suf- ()hlo ,8 gai(| (() have ,jrpn a national laauo. J ly i<> an active house-to-ht league will, however, con-1 vass carried on by a larg< its legislative work in the ()f earnest women while and has merged the leglsla-' monieter stood at hO nog oramittee and the congressional , iunstrated afresh the fact ittee into one, under chair- host of women care dee lip of Mrs. \V. C. Cathcart of this matter, and are willing ibla, who has already done actual sacrifices for it. efficient work in this line. This ,g ,he flrst time (ha, ' convention went on record Ua, cjty of any Sta(e jn , isapproving the method of jias crant,>(, municipal si eting" which is resorted to by jtg women by popUiar vo suffragists. men. Tim Home Rule clai Buys Liberty Bond. State Constitution of Ohif the afternoon session it was any city to obtain municipi ?d to buy a $100 Liberty bono suffrage by local option, fit was promptly subscribed l>v be wished that every State ters present. a clause. 5 delegates were welcomed to A number of cities ir ibia by Dr. Jane Bruce (luig- Tennessee, and elsewhere, who made a cordial address at so given women the nivinic lorning session, to which Mrs. Kvery city taking such a i responded, taking occasion to mediately becomes an ohj< *s hearty appreciation and ap- and its experience shows t 1 of the Columbia League and boring cities and towns [>rk. horrors predicted from w .. Lynch's report and the re- 'r;'Ce are all imaginary, of other officers and of sev- ______ halt men consumed most of the Confession of Weak. ing meeting and proved that an . , Ohio suffragists won pt ragingly live and growing suf- _ , , . . . . . ... 0. , sufTrage through the legisl spirit is abroad in this State. . .. . . .. , year. Immediately the am are now 2a active leagues in , , . .a petition for a referenda Carolina. The exact member- ... ... .. . . . . ? looked as if the referren could not be given because ... _ , .. . _ .. . . assured, until the suffragi ers of the leagues flailed to x ? 0 11AA to inspect the petitions, in reports. However. 2.000 . ., . , .. attorney. Miss Florence ?ers were totalled by those ...... . charges that 2o,000 of t es which did report. tures on the petition are ii Contribute to Budget. sorts of fraU(] has been ( /early expense budget was pre- and Judge Rothwell has 1 to the convention and within temporary injunction whlet minutes members present had ?h ereferenduni in Noveml for themselves personally and Akron Times says: eir leagues $225 of the amount ?,f |hepe anythlnR (h d. It was decided to keep 8trenKthen lhe cause of W( the headquarters in Columbia fraRp |n 0hjQ ,t Jr (hp ( o put its management in the thaf t,)p petitiona of ,hP of the executive committee. reforondum on the Hev ' convention was a spirited and abound in frauda. Fraud sting one and the suffragists fpssjon o{ R wpftk cnuge ittcnded it gained information ,() condemn ,fs n?rrw.tr nspiration to carry them for- ' , 1 eyes of all fair-minded vot in their work with increased A y and determination. THEY EAT WHALE ST K.I lent Wilson Endorses Suffrage. New ^ ork. Oct. 29.? ' ^ork, Oct. 17.? President whale steak was served in o n, in a letter to Mrs. Carrie lendinp hote,s of the cj(v t inn Catt, president of the Na~ o ft 4 -4 >vas sau' to resemble vour Woman Suffrage Association. public here, expressed the and taste and mar that voters would not be in- hotel guests who ate it sai ?d by the actions of the so- palatable, pickets in Washington. The Severa, hundred pound? dated October 13, follows: whale meat were bought fo ly I not express to you mv menu af,er the chof exp( leep interest in the campaign with a flmall quantity 8evei v York for the adoption of wo- aRO and Glared thai it w off rage and may I not say that , ,e (Q prepare the meal , s no voter will be influenced that would pleaae the Amej decision with regard to the a(e matter by anything the soeall. kets may have done here in ____ _ ngton? However justly they What is LAXlave laid themselves open to LAX-FOS IS AN IMPROVED CA s criticism, their action repre- a Digestive Liquid Laxative, 1 am sure, so small a fraction and Liver Tonic. Contains Cast women of the country who are Hoot, RJtnbarb Rq f> n 1_ I > ? t* )ur to allow ho cause o see the t a ^reat orely, "llson." ry. 'olu mbus, <1 ue partiu.se cani number the ttaer:rees. It t that a ply about ; to make t the caphe Union iff rage ro te of its ise in the ) allowed al woman It is to had such 1 Florida, have al ipal vole, ction i root lesson, he neig'athat the inian suf A. S. R. less. esidential ature this lis got up in, and it idum was sts began Vow their Allen, he signa_ ivalid, all ilseovered issued a i prohibts her. The at shouUl rraan sufdisoloBure antis fnr nolda act is a conI* ought rs in the 91S." K IN -Planked ne of the oday. It |R piR in iy of the 1(1 it wats i of the >r today's srimented al weeks as possi_ n a way lean palFOS SCARA Cathartic ara Bark,