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% ' ~g^ggggggggg~g jitfHBIIXE BOWELS ] _ HUE UNCOMFORTABLE and you miss that fine feeling of exhilaration which follows a copious morning operation, you should put a small quanx.?x ? az T>^ rj T itta* my ui omi muua xvcu zj uivci w Regulator ( The Po ?/der Form) on the tongue and wash it down with a little water. f Its action in the system is purifying and strengthening. It drives out hard impactions and impurities and gives tone ) to the muscular structure of the bowels. It overcomes the tendency to chronic constipation, relieves a bloated feeling .in the abdomen, sweetens the breath, and promotes vigor of ^ body, mental alertness and cheerful spirits. v- fcv nnlert. Price, tarn MCkTOt $1.00, Ilk for the gemaioe with the Bed Z en the label. If 70a cannot got It. remit to u?, we will tend it by mall, poetpeid. 8immon? Liver Escalator ia pat up also in lipoid term for thoee who prefer it. Price $1.00 per bottle. Look for the Bed Z label. J. H.2BUN a CO, hwa. St lots, Ho. * - ^ TO BUILD A SI 5,000 MILL. Industrial Development off Batasburg Has Begun. Plans for the erection of an np-todate lumber mill, Batesbnrg, compris* ing dry houses, lumber sheds and planing machines, which will cost in the neighborhood of $15,000, have been laid by the heads of the Batesbnrg Cotten Oil Co.'s plant, one of the leading * - concerns of tbis kind in the State. The output of this mill will be heavy timber, chiefly used for railroad purposes. Already quite a bit of lumber is in the yards and the railroad forces are patting in the tracks necessary for the new plant. The Batesbnrg Cotton Oil Co., plant is one of the most modern as well <v as important plants in the town and was founded by C. E. andv Arthur Jones several years ago. It owes its present prosperous condition to the untiring energy of these two business men. Beginning with a comparatively small mill the brothers have constantly added to the business until at presen ' the equipment consists of a four-press oil mill, a ginnery and a fertilizer factory. The capacity of the presses-is about 80 tons of seed per day, while I THE pn ULI i The Packard, also Victor M i I ' " I ' * i .Jk f During t can't afford * paper are c W' " . I HI HI I 1637 tmmmmmmmm?wnn??n? iii?m jumwijiiMtw taaftrtfc?a?e? Turix the ginnery tarns ont 100 bails per day. j At present the fertilizer department I is being run night and day in order to j keep up with the business. In the j neighborhood of 6,000 tons, of fertilizer i will be the output for this season. The new mill be gladly welcomed by j the score of small mills in- Batesburg \ 8nd vicinity, as it will give them an j outlet for the cut of their mills and mean much to the growth of the town. Unfoolable Father. I used to do some little tricks my father disapproved; Would pl8y with tools" he'd put in place and said should not be moved; Go fishing when he' pointed out some weed among the corn? Do all the bad things boys have done since first a boy was born. I never stopped to figure that he'd had a boyhood, too? I used to think I'd fool my dad, out now I know he knew! He knew that, when his back was turned, I'd work a little less Than when he stayed about me with his rigid watchfulness; He knew his orders roused in me a little streak of mule? Was he not once as young as i, ana quite as big a fool? And so, although he held his peace, this thing I say is true: I used think I fooled my dad, but now I know he knew. Now I've some chicks who don't agree with all their father's laws? This disobeying's not the joke I once believed it was! We see their rattle-brained mistakes through eyes of riper years? The wisdom-crop within those eyes is watered oft with tears. Some day, when puzzling o'er their own, they'll sigh?and 'twill be true? "We used to think we fooled our dad, but now we know he knew." ?Strickland Gilliland, in Leslie's. J . Hitd tho Cough that Hangs On. The seeds of consumption may be the cause, and a cough that hangs on I weakens the system. Foley's Honey i and Tar Compound checks the cough, heals the inflamed membranes and' | strengthens the lnngs. E. D. Rountreet Stillmore, Ga., says: "Lagrippe left me a deep seated, hacking, painful cough which Foley's Honey and Tar completely cured'' Harmon Drug Oo. adv L . - . ^ ... Anyway, a watched pot seldoms boils over. DHnr k .EBRATED Fischer, Newby <5 Machines and Colui A DDI lie Elks Carniva not to look at ordially invited > MAIN STREI i _ L ii ii ii i j mmm _ w m ???f w " -?? *v -??'wrvuxv A MESSAGE To Feeble Old People. As one grows old the waste of the system becomes more rapid than repair, the organs act more slowly and less effectually than in youth, the cir ulation is poor, the blood thin and flicftfitinn weak Vinol, our delicious cod liver and Iron tonic wittamt oil, is the ideal strengthener and body-builder for old folks, for it contains the very elements needed to rebuild wasting tissues and replace weakness with strength. Vinol also fortifies the system against colds and thus prevents pneumonia. A grandneice of Alexander Hamilton, over eighty years of age, once remarked: "Vinol is a gods.end to old people. Thanks to Vinol, I have a hearty appetite, sleep soundly, feel active and well. It is the finest tonic and strength-creator l nave ever used." If Vinol fails to build up the feeble old people, and create Btrength, w# will return your money. HARMON DRUG COMPANY, * Lexington, S. C. Resolutions of Respect. It is with Badness and sincere symI patby we draft these resolutions to the memory of our Brother, H. C. Roof, whom God, in his infinite wisdom has seen fit to remove from our midst therefore, be it. Resolved 1. That we bow in bumble submission to the will of him who doeth all things well. Resolved 2. That Congaree Union has sustained a great loss in the death 1 of an esteemed member. Resolved 3, That we will cherish his memory and will ever strive to follow his noble example. Resolved 4, That we extend our | deepest sympathy to the bereaved fami ily. Resolved o, That these resolutions be recorded in our minute book and a copy be sent to the afflicted family. S. M. Roof, H. J. Areheart, M. N. Kleckley, j Committee. Americans on American soil are being shot down now and tnen by Mexican soldiers. And yet, the Ad-ministration says, there is no cause for reprisal and still the work of wanton murder goes on brazenly unrebuked ond rnoVio/ib-od When woman enter politics, betting hats on the result of an election will be > an expensive proposition. , ? IELD F monies a fii t Evans,. Wilson, nuict KJi vLyuuyiivLii le mm il week we will them before yi to make this i ET. C "" Kii- -"l"l - *" ' ? T - ^o^n-riTn Mi ? * Wd. Upon entering the basement of a large dry goods house in Greenville for the purpose of robbery, Leonard Smith, seventeen years old, son of a prominent and wealth" xmily, and his companion, aged 2o years, were snoc R) aeatn Dy policemen wno nau concealed themselves behind a counter in anticipation of a visit frcm the burglars. One of the policemen war wounded in the fusillade of bullets. The visitors were enthusiastic in their praise for the hospitality of the Columbia Dokersand Knights of Pythias. A pardon has been granted Quiney Hinson, of Horry, who was serving time for aaultry, for the purpose of restoring citizenship. 1 I*??g. Notice of Special. Election. Notice i9 hereby given that a special election will be hold at Mack School ^ QO A mi 1 AO ^ V. X1UUBC, .L/lBtllUt iiu. lio, Ull rvjjlll ZOLLI, 1913, for the purpose of voting a special levy of two (2) mills for school purposes for said District. The polls will be opened at 8 o'clock a. m., and close promptly at 4 o'clock p. m ' Voters will be required to present thein tax receipts and registration certificates. N. W. King, D. L. Jeffcoat. J. J. Boles, 25. Board of Trustees. A Can ^5^BMgg^BigHMM3BKa3?^a^^^^^w8 V Rhea Live! : I 3IANO and Exhibitioi Munn, Cote, Masc 5S. ' th minnun : m ruttm make special p iu decide to bu i store their head i COM! jOLur^esA, s r-i? 11?-? 11 nrtwiii- r .nnn ?u??w?wi?'iimn11a?? iii.Mfc 11 HI hi i? Mad af Paint 25c a gallon for paint is about $2.50 on the average job, and lota of men waited last year for that; but they didn't reckon; they got mad; wouldn't pay it. There are time9 to get mad and refuse to pay; but when one's property needs protecting is no time to get mad and not paint. Besides, it costs more to get mad and wait.than to paint. Getting mad doeon't do any good to your property; paint does it good by keeping-out water; no water no rot; nn naint" annifl water and rnf,! and a i little rot is more than enough to make a man liberal toward his painter and paint. Paint costs not a cent. All the paint in the world, so long as it keeps-out water, costs not a cent. DEVOE Harmon Drug Co, sells it. adv. Some of the fair sex are most unfair, ff 'o n mioft fUof ITM Attro on?? ! lv a u it loc tuoi ^uu r>o no unu pop. Many a good farmer never saw an agricultural college. All men are born honest but some soon lose their birthright. of Fresh lies at Suitable gee us Befc Stock Co., Colu COMF m, Dukesbury an irices on Piano II thn PAA J. All Hid led quarters while i S23 JLli J1L !| OUTH C&RG r ]i I i ' ' nfi.iii i l.ni... m. i pa MACHINE Xi f* & vsJ. 'u-'j r 'JALITY. d M saa u 12 'i;R HJi i a AFfR ANTED FOR ALL TIML. If you jntrcLasc the ll{ 'MI'* you w'IT Uive a lift* a; si tiit the price y?>;: {: ;. ;*'~I *.? 1:1 }ot have an ml less chain of .repairs. QuaIIty 5 L^J ^cn5'^ere<^ ^sr i!i,the L^Vi Cheapest in the end If you want a sewing machine, write for Sr latest catalogue before y?>;? purchase. U New Home Sewiw Maoris Co.. Orange, Mess. Greenville is going to have a horse show, a state convention of Elks, home coming week, is made in Greenville exposition next month. Mules id Hnpcoc IU llUIOGd i For All loses. ire You Buy. mbia, S.G. hmbhv r.TffiTT.KMMagaaBaMgBBBMjjj *ANY \ r ERS Ld Lock wood; I * i ^ $ is ana you il r> ders of this I in Columbia, If I LENA. J J -WI 4 -f*