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^HE INTERNA1] SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS ON THE KEV. DR? LilNSCOTT FOR PRESS Ul HI JO Tho object of tho International promote, by questions, through tho the teaching of Scripture In conned Scbool Lessons. (Copyright 1910 by Rev. MARCH 24, 1012. Subject: "Feasting und Fasting. Mark 11:13-22. Golden Text: "I cunio not to call tho righteous, but sinners." Mark 11:17. I. Verse 13. Why is it not the duty of every Christian to bo like Jesus, who made the chief work of Iiis life thc extension of tho kingdom of God? 2.. If the masses will not come to the church, is it or not, and why, the duty of tho church lo take the Gos pel to the masses as Jesus did? ?.. Verse 4-When ls lt the duty of a business man to follow the exam ple of Levi-givo up his business and devoto himself wholly to preach-) lng the Gospel? 4. If God calls any man to preach his Gospel and he refuses, can bo re main the reconciled son of God? Give your reasons. f>. Verso 15-What good or harm is done the causo of God by having banquets or other festive gatherings in connection with Christian work? ?. What, In view of this incident, can you say for or against ministers or other earnest Christians freely mixing with worldy men at social functions? 7. Verso in-How would you characterize the criticism of these Pharisees of Jesus for mixing with publicans and sinners? 8. Verse 17-Did Jesus moan that be loved the bad more than he did good people, and what was his alti tude to both classes? 0. AV hat was the real mission of Jesus in tho world? 10. In what sense ls Jesus Inter ested In a very bad man more than in a very good man? II. Verses 18-10-Why did the Lawrence Strike Off by Agreement. Lawrence, Mass., Mareil 14.-Nine .weeks after the grent textile strike was declared, the most bitter indus trial struggle In the history of New longland, carno to an end hore this afternoon at 4.10 o'clock, when 12, OOO strikers met in mass meeting on the common and endorsed tho action of the strike committee in accepting the wage advances offered hy tlu American Woolen Mills, tho Atlantic and the Kunhardt mills. These mills arc the most important Involved in the strike. The settlement of the strike was made Hie occasion for an enthusias tic celebration. The workers voted to continue the strike in the Arlington Mill, the Pacific Mill, the Uswo Company, tho Duck and the Everett mills. Neuralgia Pains Sloan's Liniment has a soothing effect on the nerves, lt stops neural gia and sciatica pains in stantly. Here's Proof Mrs.C M Dowker of Johannesburg, Mich., writes t--" Sloan's Liniment in the best medicine in thc world. It has teliev .1 inc of Neuralgia, 'those pains have nu gone and I i an truly say your Liniment did stop them." Mr. Andrew V, Lear of 60 Gay Street, Cumberland, Md., writes: - I have used Sloan's Liniment for Neuralgia and 1 certainly do praUe il very much." is the best remedy for rheu matism, backache, sore throat and sprains At all dealers. Price 25c.,50c.and $I.OO Sloan's liook on 1 lorses, tallie, Hogs and Poul try sen) tree. Address Dr. Earl S. Sloan Boston, Mats. mmm Curau SUNDAY SOHOOIi LESSON BY TIUQ INTERNATIONAL QUESTION CLUB. Press Bible Question Club ls to jj press, thought and investigation on I j .lon with tho International Sunday j T. S. Llnscott, D. D.) disciples of John fast and tho disci ples of Jesus not fast? 12. What purposes were supposed to be accomplished hy fasting? 13. Why did Jesus fast when his disciples did not? 14. Verso 20-Dobs this verse amount to a command as well as a prediction that Christians should and would fast after Jems' departure from the earth? 16. lt was the practice or the early church to fast, especially before sol emn appointments. Why was lt dis continued, and would it bo a good thing to recommence tho practice? ld. Verses 21-22-What ls thc use o? forms without the spirit, necessary for carrying them out? 17. Why is it not possible for mero formalism to exist if the .church is energized by the Holy Spirit? (This ls one of the questions that may be answered in writing by mem bers of the club.) Lesson for Sunday, March 'list: Review of Hie Twelve Preceding Les sons. ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J. ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?J? ?Vt ?J? ? J. ?J? ?J. ?J? ?J? .J. INTERNATIONAL DRESS ^ *\? BIBLE QUESTION CLUB. A * - * -I? I have read the Suggestive ?J? .I? Questions on the Sunday School ?J? ?J? Lesson published In *l* .J- THE KEOWEE COURIER, ??. .J. also Lesson lself for Sunday .?> .J- March 24th, 11)12. ?J. ?[. and Intend to read the series ?I? ?j? of fifty-two. ?j> ?I* 4? ?I* Nnme ..*{. * * ??? Address: .?J? *-* .J. Cut out and Send to this Office. ?J? ?j? ?tt ?j? ?j? ?j. ?j? ?j. ?j? ?j? ?j? ?j? ?j? ?j? . j< *j? ?j? ?j . ?j? ?|? Oil IO SENATOR FOUND GUILTY. Former Sergcant-at-Arms Serving Three-Year Sentence. Columbus, Ohio, March 13. "Guilty as charged in the Indict ment," was the substance of the ver dict returned this evening by a jury in the case of State Senator LaForest lt. Andrews, of Ironton, charged with having accepted a bribe of $200 in connection with an insurance bill. The case had been on trial before Judge Dillon in tho Common Pleas Court for ten days past. Sentence was deferred. The scene which followed tho read ing of the jury's verdict was dra matic, almost tragic. Sena'or An drews, who was apparently hoping for a favorable verdict, practically collapsed. Mrs. Andrews gave ex pression lo her grief in unrestrained shrieks, while the aged father of the convicted legislator and tho sons of the latter wept bitterly. Within a moment, or so the entire court room was practically in tears. Senator Andrews was indicted along with a dozen other State legis lators and attaches more than a year ago and bis trial and conviction fol lowed closely after final disposition of the case of Rodney J. Dieglo, for mer Senate sergeant-at-arms. who recently bogan serving a penitentiary sentence of three years upon convic tion of having abetted the bribery of And rews. Deafness Cannot De Cured by local applications, ns they cannot reach Ibo diseased portion of the car. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an Inflamed condition of tho mu cous lining of the Eustachian lube. When this tube is Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hear ing, and when it is entirely (dosed, deafness Is Ibo result, and unloss tho Inflammation can he taken out and Ibis tube restored to its normal con dition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ton are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of tho mu cous surfaces. We will give one hundred dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir culais, free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipation, Robbers Utilize An Auto. Freeport, N. Y., March 14.-Ono of the boldest robberies ever execut ed tn this section of tho Stato took place during tho night at Roosevelt, where thieves broke Into the post office and carried away In an auto a ?safe weighing a half ton and contain ing more than $500 In cash and stamps. I AS TO "COUNTERFEIT SAGES." L "Tho S?go of Coneross" Must Take u Hack Scat. Richland, March 14.-Editor Keo wee Courier: Wo have never ceased to marvel at tho finished elegance of literary stylo, the rounded periods, smooth sentences and How of words, which ?een! to fall Inspired from the pen of your correspondent at this place. Wo havo always pictured this writer In our mind's oyo as ono of mature years, wide experience, and an opportunity for wider observa tion-probably a college man and a man of affairs. Picture then,, if you can, our profound astonishment to learn through the columns of this week's Courier that the author of these Inspired writings-which have furnished us with moro than ono evening of amusement, enlivening the hours which would otherwise have been Intolerably dull-ls a youth, a mere youth-a "little coun try boy In knee pants." Picture our desolation! Wo feel Uko a child de prived of a favorito plaything. No more can we go to tho post office and await the arrival of The Courier with the /.cst of yore, and visions of ora tory to inspire, wit to amuse, and words of wisdom lo cheer us for tho coming week, until another oracle could be handed down; for no mat ter If the words be golden and laden with the wisdom of the ages, the thought will come, "Ho is but a youth; he cannot know whereof he speaks." The characteristic-we have always admired most In your Richland cor respondent has boen his exceeding modesty, for wo know from experi ence that lt requires an effort to keep one's name out of print when ono ls in position lo place it there without cost, especially when news is scarce, times dull, and one lias information which will undoubtedly bo of Inter est and value to any one with per ception enough to seek out tho grains of truth. And it is particularly hard to refrain from self-advertisement when one knows that the space has lo be Ulled up some how and one must either advertise one's self or one's neighbor. Therefore, I repeal, the corres pondent from Richland deserves all credit for lils efforts towards adver tisement of the community, for he could just as easily have devoted the lime and space to advertising him self, or his, and wo know Iiis per sonal gain would havo been far greater. Wo all rcall/.e the need of publicity and the Influence lt exerts In tho upbuilding of a community. Richland is fast becoming the Mecca of thc student, a seat of learn ing, and occupies tho proud position of only possessor and original dis coverer of tho only "Sago" In the St..te, or the United States as far as our knowledge extends, for wo un hesitatingly pronounce the "Sage of Coneross" a counterfeit, an Infringer of copyright, and unworthy of a seat beside the "Only Original." She also has the distinction of having had a new word coined within her bounda ries - "Hairsbreadth" -- meaning fourth from tho top. We mourn Ibo fall of an idol, but bow to "The Sage of Riehalnd," and declare ourselves one of his adher ents, and any ono in need of words of enduring wisdom will do well to seek liim out. Cures baby's croup. Willie's daily -cuts and bruises, mamma's sore throat, grandma's lameness - Dr. Thomas' Eclectic OH-the great household remedy. Pitney to Take Seat Oin Renell. Washington, Mandi 13.-Maldon Pitney, chancellor of tho State of New Jersey, President Taft's nomi nee to succeed the late Justice Har lan on tb.e Supreme Court Hench, was linn Hy confirmed to-day by the Senate by a vote of ",0 lo 2(>, .Jus tice Pitney will come to Washington Monday. Justice Pitney's commission was signed as soon as the senate had con firmed tho nomination. DAYS OF DIZZINESS Come to Hundreds ol' Walhalla People. 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Couldn't "I used to be troubled women," writes Mrs. Anna nearly a year, I could not wa I tried several different doctor; our druggist advised Cardui thin, my weight was 115. never sick. 1 ride horscba? fine health at 52 years." ?fl TAKE CARDUI We have thousands of arriving daily. Such eames" have tried it, surely proves tl ble, tonic medicine, for womc Cardui relieves women'! women up to health and st give it a triai. It should helj lion others. It is made from ents, which act promptly and s It is a good tonic. Try Itl Write to: Ladles* Advisory Dept.. Chi for Special Instructions, and 64-page book. " BKLATF.D WESTMINSTER MOWS. Citizens Enjoy Heaving Prominent Hupt ist Divine-Personals. (Too late for last week.) Westminster, March 12.-Special: Revival services aro hoing hold in the Baptist church this week. Rev. W. iii. Hatcher, of Fork Union, /a., is conducting these services. The meetings aro at 3.?IO p. m. and 8 o'clock at night. Dr. Hatcher ls one of the most forceful preachers that a Westminster audience has ever had the pleasure of hearing. He has been in the ministry for 57 years, and during this time has served only four pastorales, which were lu Rich mond, Manchester, Petersburg and Baltimore. He was pastor of thc Grace Steret Baptist church in Rich mond for 2G years. Dr. Hatcher has served on Ibo editorial staff of many religious periodicals, among which are tho Religious Herald, published at Richmond, and The Baptist World, published at Louisville. At present h6 is a contributor' to the Baptist Standard, of Chicago. ?Books of subscription to the capi ta, stock of the Westminster Loan and Trust Company have been open ed. Application for charter has been made. This new institution will be organized with n capital of , $20,000. The petitioners for tho charter are A. Zimmerman, of West minster, and h. A. Ed wards, of Sen eca. They arc Hie principal stock holders. They are having a new building erected for this bank, and expect to begin business by May 1. Tile location will be on A. Zimmer man's lot, next to (he store room oc cupied by John Tannery. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cobb, of Anderson county, wore guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mitchell the latter part of last week. O. S. Marett, has gone to Rees ville, N. C.. to travel for the Ameri can Sales Company. J. M. Bruner made a business trip to Balosville last Thursday. C. Ii. Cray has been unite.sick for tho past, ten days. Thornton Moore, of Greenville was a business visitor here last week. Ross Mitchell, Of Helton, was a business visitor here ono day last week. Last Friday evening Ibo second annual meeting of the Calhoun Lit erary Society was hold In the school auditorium. The program was ad-1 mlrably carried out. The judges for the debate were Rev. M. C. Latham, Dr, C. M. Walker and P. P. Sullivan. I Rev. Mr. Latham announced (heir decision, which was that the nega tive side won. Miss Sue Haley and .loo King were chosen as tho two who should compete for the Ander son medal at the closo of school in May. Itch! Itch! Itch!-Scratch! Scratch! Scratch! The more you scratch the worse the Heh. Try Donn's Ointment. It cures piles, ec zema, any skin Itching. . All drug gists sell lt. Has Contract in Tennessee. ( I lonea Pat h Chronicle. ) A. C. Fret well expec ts to complete his contract for grading on tho Inter urban within tho next few days. He has been delayed very much during tho past two months on account, of tho rough weather, but, has put In good time when an opportunity pre sented itself. As soon as his work hore is completed, ho will go to Nashville, Tenn., where ho has a con tract to do grading for a railroad company. A lazy livor leads to chronic dys pepsia and constipation-weakens tho whole system. Dean's Regulots (25 cents per box) correct tho liver, tone the stomach, cure constipation. t Walk! with a weakness peculiar to Jones, of Kenny, UL "For Ik, without holding my sides, s, but I grew worse, Finally, for my complaint. I was so Now, I weigh 163, and I am ck as good as ever. 1 am in Th? v Woman'sTomc such letters, and more are 0 t testimony from those who ie great value of this vegeta :n. s sufferings, and builds weak rength. If you are a woman, ) you, for it has helped a mil pure, harmless, herb ingredi urely on the womanly organs. Your druggist sells it Utnnoofa Medicina Cd., Chattanooga, Ten?., Hom? TreaUntnt for Woraea," amt fcxo. J Co' WRECKED NMA lt SPA UTAN III'HG. Splitting of Switch l>y Baggage Oar Truck tho Causo. Spartanburg, March IS. - Tho Southern railway's fast train, No. 30, known as tho "Birmingham Special." was wrecked at Drayton mill vil lage, two miles east of this city shortly after 10 o'clock to-night. The four cars Just back of the en gine left the rails, tho engine with out the tender remaining oil the track. No one was killed. C. S. Mooney, of Flowery Branch, Ga., baggage master, sustained a cut on the right leg and other minor injuries. He was caught beneath the baggage In his car and was gotten out with dif ficulty. ethers slightly injured were: G. N. Ruh. Atlanta, mall agent; W. R. Hunt, Westminster, R. C., mall agent; G. W. Ackers, Atlanta, mall agent. Tho wreck was caused by tho front truck of the baggage car split ting a switch where the siding going Into the mill village leaves tho main line. This oar pulled the mall car, immediately In front of lt, and tho tender from tho engine, off tho rails and caused tho coach and Pullman to be hurled thirty feet from tho track. Tho rails and ties were lorn out. of tho roadbed for 300 yards. Congressman Jos. T. Johnson, of this city, returning to Washington, was a passenger on tho train, but sustained no Injury. Kahlin County Shooting. Clayton, Ga., March 14.-News reached here this morning from Dil lard, seven miles north of here, ol' a shooting affair in which Geno Led better, with bis brother, Lawrence, and another brother, shot, a mer chant by tho name of Vinson, and also the town marshal, Kling listes.' Vinson was shot in the arm and estes was shot through the arm and also in the abdomen. Estes is not expected to live. The details aro meager. -- Foley's Kidney Pills What They Will Do for You They will cure your backache, Btrengthen your kidneys, cor rect urinary irregularities, build up the worn out tissues, and eliminate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Pre vent Bright's Disease and Dia bates, and restore health and strength. Refuse substitutes, J. W. BELL, WALHALLA. The stomach ?s n In suit of bnppines's" th can witbstand hunger peptic "is fit for tren; who goes to the fron will bc a weak soldier A sound stomach m health and happiness. Diseases of thc stoi nutrition arc prompt!' Dr. PI RC E'S c Mt builds up ti solid muscle. The dealer who offc only seeking to make sale of less meritoriou Dr. Pierce's Comm on receipt of stamps 21 one-cent stumps foi for tho cloth bound. Association, R. V. Pi C. H EN UV GOING TO ATLANTA. Spurtnnburg Editor to Publish "Georgian," Owned by Hearst. Spai lunburg, March 13.-'Charles H. Henry, editor and publisher of tho Journal, of thia city, has accepted tho appointment as publlshor of tho Atlanta Georgian, William Randolph Hearst's Southern newspaper. Ho will assumo his new duties In a few weoks. No announcement has yet boen made as to who will succeed him as editor of the Sparlanburg paper. Mr. Henry started the Jour nal twelve years ago and has made a splendid success of lt. H. ls one of tho host known papers lu South Car olina. Mr. Henry ls not only a vig orous editorial writer, but he ls also a practical business man, a good or ganizer and manager, Prior to starting tho Spartanburg Journal, Mr. Henry was business manager and part owner of tho Spar tanburg Herald for live years, and was with the G roon ville News for two years. Tho contldenco In Mr. Henry's newspaper ability shown by Mr. Hearst and bis managers ls quito a compliment to him. Itch relieved In 30 minutos by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Never falls. Sold by J. W. Bell, druggie t. Jil? JIL MARCUS C. LONG, A Horn ey-nt-Law, Phone Ot). 1 Walhalla, South Carolina. omeo Over Oconco Nows. E. L. II ERN BON, Attornoy-at-Law, Walhalla, South Carolina PHONE No. 61. J. P. Carey, J. W. 8b?l*> Plckens, 8. C. Walhalla, 8. O. W. C. Hughs, Walhalla. CAREY, nm ; COR & HUGH?, Attorney?-- and Counsellors, Walhalla, S. O. Practice In State and Federal Cow rf? R. T. JA Y NBS, A Horn ey-nt-Law, Walhalla, South Carolina, Practice In State and Federal Cour?*,, Bell dione No. 20. DR. W. F. AUSTIN, Dontlst, Seneca, South Carolina. Office over J. W. Byrd A Os M. R. MCDONALD, A t to r ney . a t-La \ v, Walhalla, South Carolina. OlTlco with R. T. Jayncs. THREE LYNCHED IN BAMBERG. Negroes Taken from Olllcers and Shot to Death. Olar, S. C., March 13.-Three ne groes, In Charge of two constables, on their way from Olar to Bamberg, to be lodged in the county Jail, wero taken from the olllcers by a mob at Odom's Bridge, seven miles from this place, to-night and shot to death. The mob of 7"> or 100 men surprised tho two constables, and quickly so curing tho negroes, finished 'their work in short order. Tho negroes were: Alfred Dublin, Richard Dublin and Peter Rivers. They had confessed to attempting to burn the residence of J. IO. Cook, mayor of Olar, early yesterday morning. On February 2 1 a destructive firo occurred in tho business part of tho town. A rigid Investigation followed tho attempt to burn the mayor's resi dence, In view of the fact that indi cations nt tho Hmo of the February fire were that lt was of Incendiary origin. As a result ono negro was arrested last night and tho two oth ers to-day. Tho two Dublin negroes had been discharged from the employ of Mr. Cook and Rivers had been fined by tho mayor for alleged "boot, leg ging.'' The negroes were held In tho guard house at Olar until the con fession? were obtained, when lt wan decided to send them to the county jail at Hamberg. On tho way thither, the lynching took place. Patriotism rgcr factor in "life, liberty nnd thc pur an most people are aware. Patriotism hut not dyspepsia. Thc confirmed dys lOn, stratagems and spoils." 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