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.. ... H i\ i ... .. . . ifi . . * V kr u K; H* . ft _ A i I Fifteen to 1' Other Go | CAS01 ! SOUTHERN LEADERS . INDORSE ENFORCED PEACI Confreaaraen, GaVernora and Su preme Court Juaticea Appron I Schema of World Stateamanahip. New York, Nov. 6.?Makers, in terpreters and administrators of la\ in the Southern States have pat them selves on record in favor of / a con structive scheme of world-statesman ship intended to insure peace witi justice for the nations after the pre sent war is over. A number of South ern Senators and Representatives i: Congress have written to Wm. H Taft, President of the League to En force Peace, indorsing the prograr of that organization; the governo of Alabama and all the seven jus tices of the Supreme Court of tha State have become members of th organization and are giving it thei active support. Here are some sam pie letters received by Presiden Taft: "The principles of the League t Enforce Peace meet with my heart indorsement," writes Senator Lee ? Overman, of North Carolina. "I thin Congress should give this matter mos careful and earnest consideration It Hits the Spot! Many people do not realiz what simple constipation o | costive bowels will lead to i not corrected. You wonde why so many women and me: are sallow, have no appetit< are dizzy, suffer with contsau head pains, heavy feeling ai ter eating, on taking sligh exercise have fluttering hear and tired, run down feelings 90 per cent of liver and stoir ach troubles come from eostiv bowels, constipation leads t that most terrible conditioi NERVOUS INDIGESTION. - The bowels must have r< . stored to them their tone, an ^ ~ On/1 fill re^uiaiitj coiauuouvu v~-. : nrast be done, not by pills, cal< mel and other laxatives, the \ will only last for a time bi REGULARITY must be estat lished and DIGESTION RI STORED by a chemical con bination of drugs that wi give a perfect digestion. Wl / HAVE THAT PRESCRII I TION and make this proposa If you suffer from NEI VOUS INDIGESTION due i faulty digestion and 001s STIPATION, come to ou store, buy a bottle of CINOtry it, and if your constipi tion, headache, loss of app< tite, heart flutter, dizzines do not disappear and you ai not improved, come back to t and we will REFUND YOU | MONEY. Take a commc | sense view of our propositio: Could we afford to make th I offer if we were not sure th) | our claims were not right! BOWDEN- SIMPSON DRUG COMPANY I t Who said - - - i Thirty-five Dollai iod Suits $10 to $18 N & McA and if possible, take steps to brini . about an association of nations to the purpose of establishing interna tional peace and preventing war." *'A compact of nations, agreeing t B use force against an internationa disturber of the peace, certainly i an alliance with unmistakable entan - glements; but it is not the sort o 7 , alliance Washington had in mind,' -.writes Senator John Sharp Wililamf - of Mississippi "Washington though - of such alliances as where nations A h B. and C joined for selfish purpose - j against D and E, perhaps to prosecut i-jthe pet'wars of hereditary lines o a i princes. Were Washington standini : in Wilson's place today he would se - the wisdom of joining national actio] Q against international brawlers." r j "With the general principles enur ciated by the League to Enforc * Peace I am in heartiest sympathy, e 'writes Representative David J. Lewii r, of the Sixth Maryland District * l" | There is no longer room in domesti communities for non-justiciable con jtroversies; and there is less reaso 0 for the non-justiciable in the intei f j national community than in domesti *, differences." ki , | "I cannot commend too strongl the objects and purposes of the Let ' gue to Enforce Peace." writes Rei resentative Charles P. Coady, of tb J Third Maryland District. "It is on paramount duty to do all w*: can t prevent as far as possible wars fo all time to come." ' "I most heartily approve of th League to Enforce Peace," writ* Representative Thetus W. Sims, c the Eighth /Tennessee District. "The purposes of the League 1 Enforce Peace meet my earnest coi currence," writes Andrew J. Monti gue, Representative from the Thh ? District of Virginia. "TLe juridicj 1 system obtaining within nations mui r sooner or later, obtain in some fori n between nations. How its judgmenl are to be effectuated will afford rooi it for differences of opinion; but tt interests of civilization deserve an t demand some method of enforc< ^ ment." , j "I heartily indorse the object an purposes of the League," writes Rile J. Wilson, Representative from tk Fifth District of Louisiana. "In m 0 humble judgment this Nation shoul be not only a member, but the lea( ing force and spirit in the establisl U 1 J *1 . >_ ment or an international tnuum \ looking toward the peace and securit a of the world. There should be sons .8 tribunal, court or commission wit ). power and authority to. investigal . and adjudicate upon the rights of a parties to international disputes." it "John T. Watkins, Representath > from the Fourth District of Louis ]_ ana, writes: "The proposals of tt T.p??nie are reasonable, just and hi i-i mane; and I do not see how any pi! j-, triotic American could feel oth< j than favorable to the principles a< " vocated by the League." ;o RUB OUT PAIN I- with good oil liniment That's r die surest way to stop them. [ The beat rubbing liniment is : MUSTANC ?i uiiiiFin Limmtni n. Good for the Ailments of is Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc. at Qood for your own A ches. Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains, Cuts, Burns, Etc. 25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers. r. " 11 I ' "Nobody 1 Of course thete a and fat men," bu . reason on earth I man nn mattpi \ weight, can't loo pp smart. ft A MICHAEL-SI in a "stout" model will fix j no matter how many his po great his clothing difficulty the past. a Right here we can sh variety of styles and pater slims and regulars. LUSTER i *; Treasurer's Notice! ] r E J f r OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FROM MONDAY, OCT. 16th, UNTIL 0 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 30th, 1916. 8; ? The Rate of State, County, Schorl ?, and Special Tax, Including i One | Dollar Poll Tax, One Dollar Com> "'! mutation Tax. w IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT s to raise supplies for the fiscal year e commencing January 1, 1916, notice f is hereby given that the office of the g Gounty Treasurer for Abbeville 1 e County will be open for the collection Q of taxes for said fiscal year from Monday, October 16th, until Saturt_ day, December 30th, without penalty. e There will be added? ? A penalty of one per cent, on all ; taxes not paid on January Is, 1917. I A penalty of two per cent on all c taxes not paid on February Is, 1917. - A penalty of seren per cent on all n taxes not paid on March 1st, 1917. Rates per cent, of taxation are as ' follows: State Tax ?1 6 % mills, c County Tax 5 % " a k_ Past Indebtedness 2 M " ^ Constitutional S. Tax 3 " * '{ ?!. Total 17 % " o In addition to the above ,a special r tax will be collected for school pur- a poses as follows: | Abbeville Shop Bonds .-1 % mills ial a 1-1 II - Pt -'-1 O.I 1 O n kv ADDcvxue opeciai ocnuui-. o u -a Corner - 2 " Lowndesville ; 8 " Rocky River 2 " ? Calhoun Falls ? 2 " i- Bethia 4 r i- Sharon 4 " i Bethel ? - 8 " il Warrenton 8 " st Reeds 2 " n Lone Forest 4 " ts Antreville - 8 " m Sunny Slope L 4 " V le Long Cane 2 " td Smlthville ? 2 " 5- Central 2 " Hagan 2 " d . Parks Creek 8 " y Keowee 8 " le Due West 6 " Q1/4Q fi " d PineriU? 2 " 1- Vermillion 4 " l- Fonville 2 " . al Eureka 3 " ;y Broadmouth 2 " ie Rock Springs 2 " h Ray 4 " te Winona 4 " 11 Cana ,T , 2 " Omega 4 " re Lebanon 4 " i- A poll tax of One Dollar per capita ie on all male citizens between the age l- of 21 and 60 years, except such as a- are exempt by law, will be collected. ;r A commutation road tax of One i- Dollar will be collected the same time as other taxes from all male cit izens between the ages of 18 and 58 years, except such as are exempted by law. Unless said tax is paid by the first of March, 1917, eight days' work upon the public highways will be required under an overseer, if so much be necessary. Taxes are payable only in gold and _ silver coin, United States currency, | National Bank Notes and Coupons of r State Bonds whcih become payable , during the year 1916. A tax of 50 cents will be collected on each dog. Parties desiring information by ' mail in regard to their taxes will please write before December 16th, stating the location of their property and include postage for reply, and those paying taxes by check must include the charge for collection. i IAMPC rUAI MFDC Oct. 17, 1916. County Treasurer. | oves a r re "fat men t there's no w?, why every r what his k trim aiyl Wes They ar [ ERN SUIT $2, all that for any man, unds, no matter how is may have been in JUST A Then ow yon a splendid _GJ ns in stont models, e Swan . . . fhe Dixie Powerlight," DAYLIGHT'S ONLY COMPETITOR : \ ' '.'; ' ." | .. ' ,' M MAKES ITS OWN GAS FROM KEROSENE OR GASOLINE The DIXIE POWERLIGHT hat er one quarter million of satisfied ad enthusiastic users in the Humbsst Homes and in Millionaires ManIons. It is fast becoming a necessity irerjwhere. It is one of the greatest ind most useful inventions of the J. W. BARKER, Lighting Expert TROY, SOUTH CAROLINA. 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