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KEOWEE COURIER ? (EST A B Li Sil I* O 1849.) ? Publisl J livery W -dncsdgy Morning Sub-icrlption SI !' ?? \nnucn. The Courier and Clio Progressive Farmer ' car each, . '<>.'? <>r % ,, i? i R-.it M Reasonable -By- < SI ECK, HI .'.OR . ' CH HO DEB C.,..,:. . .-f.i.ui *>i i J1 i:.oual character chr.v-ed f'.?.ra> rt Ivcui ementa. Q|..". 'ir ? R4?f>.?lf?5 of respect j . ev? i' .M . mered \ /ords, will |.(. I-.M, / .. ? , i; >?. All over thai . ;v ...c. odd 'or ut the "... c; .. .' v. ?rd. Cash to ac rom; y av< 'pt. W.VT.H V? LA. il C.: WEDNESDAY, MARCH IO, 11?Ir?. WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH THE UNITED STATES? (H. N. ('assail, in associated Adver I isiilg for I ti.mlicr. ) . What is Hie uiaH.or \v it iii the Uni ted Stat? s ?" As I have been residing in Loudon s i me th?' beginn I iiig of the war, I have heen h< bring this question ask? il on all sides. I have never lien rd any *atis.aoi.ory answer. No one stems lo know. Why are Hie American factories liol running nigh! and day'.' Why are the railroads ii'ot aliening up new territories and gcitin.* read) for the lui lions of i in migl'a ii I s v. lin have al- i ready made up thiel r minds lo leave Europe as soon at* t he war i, over'.' Whv are there nul lil's American drummers in Hond?n righi now. liv ing to sell $'.?00,000.000 .vorth ol'j Vmeticaii goods in place of the goo.ls Ilia) were bon ;hi ! i ?I year from Her ma ny and A asl ria .' Wlij have advert i .se rs beguine unit- . teis jus( al the time when their ad v e; t isenieiit s wcia? most neeile I and mo*it efl ei t i v e in cheei i ng on the hus- . Iness furies ol' t he United Stintes ' From ih<- European point of view, the United States is a haven of peace and security and prosperity, it lias no trouilles tl'i.t ii dare inonlion toi Belgium or Austria or Hermany or Servia ol' H mill liri'.un or Russia Kv i i , tenth Uri'toit lias enlisted. Ever\ tenth Freiivhinnn is at Hie front. Kvor\ teirth Itclgian is dead What does the United .states know ol t I'Olllile'.' lt" I could afford it, I would char- i ter tho .-.ian rotan ta ami Lusitania and \ convey a party of 5,000 Aineric.n ad- i verlisers lo Europe for atrip of eda Cation I would give thom a week in London, a week in I\iris, and a week ? in Antwerp. I would Iel them look at the Uni ted States f'Mtn tho s ene Ol' war I would ;:ive them a 'look at UFA Li TROUBLE. : would U t Chem see j trains, len at a Um?', live minutes apart, packed with the maimed and j d> lng. I w ou ld Iel Hiern hear, from frag mentary survivors, the. incredible stor> ol' battlefields I r>0 miles wide, and a rm'es that ar j greater than the entire population of Texas. ! woiil,I lol them see graves 100 >??rds long and full, Mid Belgium, the countrv i hat was. nothing now bul II*."tm square miles nf wreckage. Then, when they hogan to under stand, to some ex i en i, the magnitude and awfulness of I Iiis war, I would say to them: "Now go ba l< md appreciate the United States. Itoali/e your oppor tunities, han't start digging trenches when irohovly is tiring at yon Don't fall down when von have nol been hil. Dun'I be blind :<> thc most glorious rhaivoc you have ever had in j our life. "Ho Pick and advert iso. Hoi ready for i ho most tremendous business boom thal anv mutton ever had. Huild your fact o rios bigger. Train more salesmen. He-rrov, more money. (So ahead, and thank Clod thal von are alive, and that your family is alive, ami that von are living in a land that is .it peace, at a time when noarl.v Hie whole world is u t wa r. ' YOI "HE CONSTIPATED, HIL IOCS !-CASCA RETS. Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, (las, Hail Breath, Moan Liver and Dowels Need Cleaning. flo' a 1 0-cenl box now. No odds how bad vom- liver, sto mach or bowels: bow much your head oles, how miserable and un comfortable ;.ou .ne from constipa tion, indigestion, biliousness .and sluggish bowels von always gel tho d<ri red results with Cascareis. Don't let your stomach, liver and bowels make you miserable. Take Cascareis to-night; put an end to the headache, biliousness, di/./.iness, nervousness, Bick, sour, gassy D? rnach, backacho and all other dis tress; cleanse your Inside organs of all the bile, gases and constipated matter which ls producing the mis ery. A lb-cent box means health, hap piness and a clear head for months. No more days of gloom and distress if you will talco a Casi .net now and then. All druggists sell Casca rets. Don't forget the children- their lit tle insides need a gentle cleansing, too*.-Adv. HI ?IIA YIN? AND PRUNING Clemson KxiHM'b Will Conduct Dom oiisti-atlons in Coonee Count)'. Editor Keoweo Courier: I have been Mown to Clemson, and w. W. Lon -;, director of Demonstration and Extension, lias consented to send au expert on spraying and pruning to carry on demonstrations on tile fol lowing farms in Oconee: Mardi I 1 th p. m.. (;UH (. Arve's farm, Long '.'reek. Mandi I 2th- 1.H0 p. m., . I. w. Henry's farm, Mouin tin Rest. He - ure to meet this expert at one place named and he ready to ask him any ?pie- ion concerning fruit grow ing. I consider ?lils an exceptional opportunity for tho people o' Oco nee. Our county is especially ad apted to growing fruit, and nothing pays better than a well-kept orchard, while a neglected one generally isn't worth standing room. "An apple a day keeps the doctor away." 1 "Kal all the fruit >on can. andean 1 al! you can't eat." ; Everybody cordially invited lo at tend these meetings. ( ;. M. Ha mel t. Dem. A gen I GIRLS ! DKAW \ MOIST ( LOTH TH HOI (HI HAUL . Try This! ILiir (Jets Thick, (?lossy, Wavy and lleautiflll al Once. sn ?ps Falling Out. I m med ia ie ? Yes ! Certain ? that's the joy of it Your i lir lie- I ? comes light, wavy. Huffy, abundant | and appears as soft, lustrous andi' beautiful as a young girl's . ter a j Dauderiue hair cleanse. .lusl trj Hils- moisten a cloth with a little Dauderiue and careful!} draw ii I through your hair, taking om- -mall j strand al a lime This will eic se the hair of dust, dirt or excessive oil. and in inst a few moments you have ilouhh d the beauty of your ha r. A delightful surprise awaits those whose hair has been neglected or is scraggy, faded, dry, brittle or thia. Besides beautifying the nair. Dander-1 ?ne dissolves every particle ol dand ruff; cleanses, purifies ind invigo rates tho scalp, forever stopping itching, falling hair, but what will ; please you mos' will be aile; a lew week's use. win ;: you see new hair line and downy at first yes- but really new hair growing all over the | scalp If you care for pretty, soft bair, and lots of !.. surely get a 25 cenl bottle ol' Knowlton's Dauderiue from any drug store or toilet coun ter and just try it. Adv. British Losses '.?I Days. London, Feb, 26.-From January 25 lo February 16 -21 days --the British forces in France and Belgium lost SI o til ce rs killed and 1 ."> 1 wound ed, while 25 were reported missing. This information is conveyed in the official officers' casualty list issued to-day. The Cold Stream Guards los:, rive offlcers killed and five wounded ill these th: ce w eeks. Great Britain, since the beginning of Hie war. lias lost. I,il!) I olin eis killed and 2.620 wounded, while 6yo have been report "d missing. Deafness Cammi IV Cured hy local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one iva} to cure deaf ness, ami thal is I?} constitutional remedies. Doa.'tiess is caused byan Inda med condition of tho mucous lining of I be Eustachian tube. When thi.s tube is inflamed you liave a rum bling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, deaf ness is the result, and unless the In flammation can lie ikcii ont and this lube restored lo r.- normal condition hearing will he destroyed forever; nine cases oui ol' lon are caused by ratarrh, whic h is ai.Hiing but an in flamed condition of the .nucous sur faces. We will niv?.hundred dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh i ihal cannol be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Simd for cir culars, free. I-' .1. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists 7."><?. Take Hali's Tani.. Pills for con st ipa: ion. Adv Engineer Takes His Life. Lnchburv S'a.. March 5. 11. It. Syfnn, aged about ir., of Abbeville, s. C., yesterdaj co ni in lilted suicide In a hotel ne:,- by shooting llilllablf ill the ;i!;!i: temple. lin came here seeking w ok on Southern Railroad construction, and failing grew des pondent. il?' had liol been out ol his room sim e last Friday. No othei cause cm be ascertained for the sui cide. The coroner Investigated, bili hold no Inquest. Syfan waa until re con'ly a locomotive engineer run ning out of Charleston. S. C. CHICHESTER S PILLS DIAMOND ?^W^i BRAND 00 Auk your ?rvff*1at for CHI CHI'S TRR 3 A MAMON? IIKANI) PILLS III KKD l?nd/A\ rina V 0OI.O metallic boxes, aralfl with Rit.l.on. TA Kn NI> ornan. Har o'; ttruHKM nnA ?ik for CUM IIKS-Ti _ in .HOM' n II A N ll I'll. I.s. for twi-ntT-flTO ye.nri .o?firded n? Be*t,Safest, Always Reliable, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ?33, EVERYWHERE &HB The European Vi Interest Centering In Dardanelles. | London. March L A British olll- j cor of the al I ?od fle<?t bombarding the Dardanelles is c-uotod in an Athens 1 dispatch aa saying only two forts now j remain intact. T?he bombardment was resumed this morning hy ten j large warships. Reports of extensive j damage ate not horne out hy dis- j patches from Constantinople, one of which -ays Hie inner forts have not yel been reached. While Br'tlsh battleships are bat tering forts 8 ami located ten miles within the entrance to the Dardanelles, Kreuch warships from tho Cull of Satos an- bombarding the Turkish positions al Billah*. Aerial reconnoissance seems lo have con firmed a report thai big Krupp guns recently sent to the Dardanelles still are unmounted. The battleships of the allies, which now show all the colors of the triple entente by additions of the Russian .miser Askold. undoubtedly ;. turned the Dardanelles Into an in ferno which, according :<? British] ind Krem h claims, has spelled de struction to thc Turkish defenses On he other band. Constantinople, Ahile admitting destruction ol' the niter forts, declares the inner works I m pregnable. The Turks rely on nines, btu the allies' mine-sweepers KI i c been busy. Tinks Profess Cn con cern, Berlin. March 4. - Attaches of the turkish omlvassy here profess to lie : a.-iiiicerned regarding tin? bolitha d iiient ot i he Dardanelles forts hy the d fleet. They declare that the for mations are impregnable; thal ?li? landing of troops at the entrance K? t!ie snails is impossible, and that ?my attempt to land a force al some point i ung the shore of the Gulf of Sa ros would require more men than the allies can concentrate, leaving uuf ol' consideration thc strong Turk ish for., stationed at all threatened ?toiii I s. ' The outer fortifications aro the .?idest In Turkey and their speedy subjection always had been cont ted on. The real defense line lies lur ther in, when the difficult watervay deprives ships of the power to man oeuvre freely and obliges them to mov<' In a narrow detile, which is commanded by artillery and mites. The reatl defenses of thc Dardanelles have not been affected in any vay so far." Unable to Aid Turks. Geneva, March 4. -A Munich dis patch says field Marshal von Dor Holt/, sent to Constantinople from Germany to act as military adviser if the- Turkish government, has tele-1 graphed German military head quarters asking for 50 Cern?an artil lory officers, urgently needed fe>r the lefonse of the Dardanelles. The- Hebl marshal received a laconic reply, the lispatch says, stating that Germans leeded their artillery officers, ami idding: "Do your best." Belligerents .Make Varied Claim?. London, March I. Interest here n the Russian campaign again lias shifted to the* extreme south. Pe ragrad repeirts thai i ?en. Bl'lissiloff las won a noteworthy victory near Lialigrod, Inflicting heavy losses on Vustrinns advancing lo re>lh>ve Prza nysl. An unofficial Rue-barest dis ?atch credits the Russians with reocc upation of Stnnislau, Galicia, about in miles from Tarnopol. Vienna reports the repulse of des lierate Russian counter-attacks in the Carpathians, but says there is cola lya ra fi ve inactivity along the remain der of I he line*. ('orman military authorities admit the recapture of Przasnsz, Poland, by I he Russians, bm assert i he Russians ii (fe red so heavily during thc at tack thal the", were unable to dis turb t'ne- orderly re-treat of the- Oer mans. Russian reports say the- Ger man re-tre-ai was disorderly and pre cipitate. Russian attacks near Hie Prussian border are -aid by the Germans to have- failed. The German efforts to capture Ossowetx h ive resulted in a violen! battle, as yet undecided. In Prance and Belgium the Kreuch .mw appear to be* content lo ?hold 'the pexilions they have won in ('ham pa gue. The official German statement of oday sa vs Kreuch attacks in tho Champagne region were repulsed .as?y. The> Kreuch sta lenient asserts thal violen! assaults hy the Gormans were defeated. North of Arras, near the Belgian border, the Germans cap lured positions of the allies, which I hey say were! nearly a mile In extent. Submarines Sent to Bottom. London, March 6. - Steamship Thordis has been examined in dry locks, {ind injuries to her keel and pro'ieller confirm bhe evidence of 'apt. Redl and the crew tba* on the :;M!I of February she rammed and In ill probability sank a German sub marine?, which had Tired a torpedo at lier. Yesterday afternoon the Gorman mbmarine U-8 was sunk In the chan /ar Day by Day. ucl off Dover by destroyers. Officers .?nd mon were taken prisoners. The U-8, 300 tons, had a speed of 1 :'. know: above water and 8 knots submerged, and a radius of operation of 1.200 miles. H carried three tor pedo tubes and hod n complement of twelve men. M was a sister ship to the famous V-9, which early in the war sank the British cruisers I logue, Aboukir. Cressy and Hawk. Trenches Recaptured, Claim French. Caris. Mutch ?>. This afternoon's war ollice statement says: "To the north of Arras, near .Notre Daine de Dorette, we have recaptured most of the advance trenches we lost the day before yesterday. We took 1 50 prisoners. The enemy again bombarded the Rheims cathedral. ' In Champagne, north of Souaill, Mosul] and Bea lise Jon I', there has been nothing fresh to report since yesterday evening's communication. "In the Argonne, ai Vauquois, we have repulsed two counter-attacks and made new progress, indicting ap preciable losses upon thc enemy and taking many prisoners. We are masters of the greater part of the villages." I teri i II Says French Checked. I te 1*1 i II. March .">. The '.var ollice to-day gave out the following state men t : "W'estein theater of war: "South of Ypres we indict* d considerable losses on thc British with artillery lire. lu the position.- in tho Lorette ?lilis, which we 'took away from the French, a counter-attack was re pulsed and our etioiu* took charge. "In the Champagne district yester day and last nigh) Hie French con tinued attacks north of l.o Mesnil. All theil" attacks were repulsed and our positions wee maintained. "Attacks on oar positions at Vau quois, east of t lie Argonne, and In the forest ol' Consenvoye, east of tho Meuse, failed. All attempts to dis pute our possession of ground cap tured in Hie lasl few days in the dis trict of Badenville!* failed. An at tack undertaken last night with con siderable forces oil the heights north east of Celles broke down with heavy losses to the French. Several night attacks also wore unsuccessful, and over 1,000 dead Frenchmen are ly ing before our entanglements. " F astern theater of war: Tho sit uation around Grodno (northern Po ..ind) is unchanged. Russian at tacks to the northeast and north of Lomza failed with heavy losses to hbo enemy. Many prisoners of the First and Second Russian divisions of guards are in our hands. "Further on, as far as the Vistula, the situation is unchanged. A few advances by Russians east of Block were unsuccessful, and strong night attacks executed by the enemy east ot Sk lern lew ice, failed completely." Generally Favorable, Says england. London. Mareil ii.- IS ven should no decisive battle develop from the pres ent Russian offensive the allies claim the Austro-Herm?n spring campaign plans in tlhe lias! have been measur ably interfered with. A few weeks ago Field Marshal von Hindenburg was sweeping victo riously through Northern Boland, while in t he South the Austrians were pressing forward both in Gall cia and Bukowina. To-day Russian tro i ps are attacking from the Niemen to the Vistula, and although tho Her mans are clinging tenaciously tc their positions before Ossowetz and at other points north of the Vistula their thrust toward Warsaw has beci brought to a standstill, and they an being forced slowly back to theil own frontier. News dispatches say that in tin South thc A list rici ns continue to fl i ii ^ themselves with great braver) against the Russian linos. These on sin ll gilt s are costing tho attacker; enormous losses, but the Russian gen eral staff declares tbey have brough io gains. The (?orinan eon tin gen in the Ca rpi i l>i:?ns has been reduce) to three army corps, according to re port, leaving the Austrian forces li bear the bri nt of Wie fighting. Meantime he allied fleets are bal teeing their way slow h up the Dir dandles without, so far a< i.s known a single serious loss among ibo ships lt can be said that from the Bril is li viewpoint, the situation in-day wherever fighting Is goin^ nu ? taken as favorable. The Sou: li M ri can rebellion has been crushed, tli< Turkish invasion of Fgypt secinnigl has been abandoned; reports Hon the Fast ?are encouraging; no ad verse news regarding tlhe operation against the Dardanelles yet has hoei received, anil tho blockade on food stuffs ?nt? Germany is about, to h enforced, Whenever You Need a General Toni Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tastelet .hill Tonic is equally valuable as General Tonic because it contains tli well known tonic properties of QUININ and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drivi out Malaria, Enriches the Blood an Builds up the Whole System. 50 cent BAITIST MISSION CAMPAIGN. Schedule of Dates mid Sneakers at tlie Various Churches. Thc following ls the schedule for Hie campaign in behalf of home und loreign missions in the Hoaverdam Baptist Association, ?is arranged by Kev. J. E. McMannaway and t h<< missionary committee ol this associa I lon. lt is earnestly hoped that all the brethren whose names .i|>peai hereon will .issist us in every possible way to present the cause to '>ur churches, and that the churches will help to make this campaign a glorious suc cess by opening their doors to the brethren and by liberal contributions to this great work. ('hurt hes, Speakers und Dudes. Beaverdam-Rev. C lb Royd, Rev. '/.. I. Henderson, Geo. l'avis, April 18. Bethel-Rev. C. D. lloyd, .las. H. Breazeale, W. X. Bruce, March 14. Changa- Rev. E. M. Holding, J. D. Hull, Mareil -JS. Clearmont- Rev. L. M. Lyda. K. \V. Marett, March I 1. Corinth-T. M. Klrod. Prof. H. W. Irby, April I. Cross Roads No. I M. A. Wood, J. 13. Hopkins. April 1 I. Damascus Rev. D. K. Carter, Prof. G. C. Mangum, March I I. Double Springs (A)--Rev. W. W. Leathers, .Joe (?lymph. March 28. Karie's Grove Rev. K. M. Hold ing. P. P. Sullivan. March 2 I. Kant's drove Riol". IL C. Smith. M. A. Wood. March L's:. Piral West minster- Rev. L. M. Lyda, P. P. Sullivan. March 28. Ilepsibah-Rev. I. Henderson, .1. C. Shockley, March I. High Palls-H. A. Wood, Prof. H. W. Irby. March L'S. Jordania-Rev. T. M. Galphln, IL M. Tribble. March 1 I. Long Creek-Rev. ll. (). Miller. Prof. C.. C. Mangum. W. R. Harker, March L> 1. Madison-Rev. L. I?. Mitchell, .1. C. Breazeale, A. P. Duke. March I 4. Mt. Tabor (A) .1. II. Moore. I). V. Richardson, March I I. Mt. Tabor (O) Rev. II. K. Sto vall. A. R. Duke. .1. .M. Bruner, March I I. Mt. Pleasant- W. M. Leminons, Rev. C. 1). Boyd, Rev. W. .1. Spear man, April 4. Mountain drove Rev. M. Cobb. Rev. L. R. Norton, April 4. Mt. Olivet-Rev. .1. H. Clark, T. H. Poore, April I s. Westminster- Rev. II. M. Ka Uaw will arrange date. Newry-Rev. W. M. Murphroe, T. M. Klrod, April 1 1. New Ho|ie-Rpv. L. I). Mitchell, J. C. Shockley, Prof. Irby. April ll. Oakd':il?-"T?ev. L. T. Weldon. K. ll. Wright, March 2 1. Old Liberty-J. I). Hull, Rev. L. H. Mitchell, March 28. Pleasant Hill-W. M. Brown, .1. W. Shelor, Rev. W. T. Abbott, March 2K. Pleasant Grove- W. N. Bruce, ,T. L. Miller. April 25. Pleasant Ridge Rev. T. L. Smith, Rev. M. G. Holland. W. M. Drown, March I 1. Return Rev. L. M. Lyda. .1. d. Breazeale, April l s. Rocky Knoll Rev. W. T. Abbott. .1. C. Cudd, .1. W. Shelor, April 4. Rock Hill Rev. W. T. Land. Rev. C. I). Royd, April 1 I. Shiloh-Rev. W. W. Leathers will arrange date. Seneca Rev. T. M. Galphln will arrange date. Toxnway- Rev. W'. T. Abbott and A. P. Duke will arrange date. Walhalla No. I Rev. T. L. Smith will arrange date Walhalla No. 2 Rev. L. I). Mit chell, C. K. Herick, W. H. Butler, Mardi 21. West I nion Rev. W. W. Leath ers. .1. C. Shockley, .1. C. Cadd. March 14. Wolf Stake-Rev. L. M. Lyda will arrange dale. Village Creek Rev. .1. H. Clark and I. S. Pitts will arrange dale. Poplar Springs Rev. W. P. Hol land. W. II. Hutler. K. M. Cros.g April I. ll' any part ol' the above schedule is not properly arranged the breth ren are asked to idease arrange the meetings to suit, the convenience ot' both (he churches and the speakers. Any information concerning this work will be cheerfully furnished hy Rev. W. E. Wilkins, Greenville, S.e., or bj the undersigned committee. W. M. Brown, L. I). Mitchell. Your child's Cough is a Call foi' Help Don't put off treating your child's cough. lt not only saps their strength, but often leads to more se rious ailments. Why risk? You don't have to. Dr. King's New Dis covery is just the remedy your child needs. lt is made with soothing, healing and antiseptic- balsams. Will quickly check the cold and soothe, your child's cough away. No odds how bad tho cough or how long standing, Dr. King's New Discovery will stop lt. It's guaranteed. Just got a bottle from your druggist and try it.-Adv.2. WHAT $10 DID FOR THIS WOMAN The Price She Paid for Lydia E.PinkhamWegetableCom pound Which Brought Good Health. Danville, Va. -"I have only spent ten dollars on your medicino and I feel so f -.-: ?.,",.....,?1 much better than I did when the doctor was treating me. I don't suffer any bearing down pains stall now andl8leep well. I cannot say enough for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound and Liver Pilla as they have done so much for me. T am enjoy ing good health now and owe it all to your remedies. I take pleasure in tell ing my friends and neighbors about them." -Mrs. MATTIE HALEY, 501 Col quhono Street, Danville, Va. No woman Buffering from any form of female troubles should lose hope un til she has given Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a fair trial. This famous remedy, the medicinal ingredients of which are derived from native roots and herbs, has for forty years proved tobe a most valua ble tonic and invigorator of the fe male organism. iVomen everywhere bear willing testimony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound. If you luivc tho slightest doubt that Lydia 13. Pinkham's Vepretu bio Compound will help you, write to Lydia E.PinkhamMedicineOo. icon l ui en < ia l ) Lynn, Mass., for ad vice. Your letter will be opened, rend and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence. * * * * ?J? * * * * * * * .J. TRIHI TL OK RKSPKCT. -I ?I- *l" ?l* .h *I- ?I- 4? .!* -I? ?I- v In Memory of J. Hamey Hughes. Whereas J. flainey Hughes, Mas ter Mason, and a member of Hine Ridge Loder. No. . 2, A. l<\ M., has been called to . -.'ase from his earthly labors and receive thc reward of a well-spent life; therefore be ht re solved : 1. That in ?be death of Brother Hughes our State and county have lost an limiest and useful citizen, our lodge a t'aith'ful and zealous member, and the church an earnest worked! 2. That we sympathize with the members of his family in their he rea \ emeu t. :*,. That a page in tho minutes of this lodge he dedicated to his mem ory. 4. That a copy of these resolutions be furnished fo Hie family ol' our deceased brother and to the county paper for publication. .1. 15. S. Dendy. (!. M. Ansel, w. o. White, Committee. Dead Man Olli tc Active. San Bernardino, Cal. Peb. 27.-.1. .1. l'aimer, of Ottawa, Ont., supposed io have died and been buried here three years ago, has reappeared anil asked that letters of administration pending on his estate bo dismissed. l'aimer also flied suit for $3,f>00 against the Pacific Klectrlc Raliway Company for building tracks across property belonging to him without his permission. T?LDS An up-to-date remedy for colds. That is what P?rima is. In successful use over 50 years. Colds are caught in many ways: Illy ventilated rooms; rooms that have direct draughts ; crowded rooms ; damp houses ; stuffy school rooms; offices illy heated. A dose of Peruna at the right time, at the first symptom of cold, before the bones begin to ache, before thc sore throat manifests itself, or the cough, or the discharge from the nose, just n dose cr two of Peruna before these symptoms begin is gener ally sufficient. But after the cold is once established with the above symptoms prominent, a bottle of Peruna, or maybe two, will be necessary. "For several yoars I havo boen troubled with colds at each chango of Bcanon. I took Turun? and havo not boon troubled with tho flllghtcnt cold thin cntlro season." Mr. Harry Flflhor. 1928 Moshor fit., Balti more, Md. .... _ "I Klvo tho children Toruna If thoy have a cold, and lt alway* rollevon thom." Mr?. I. I>. Hayes, 1937 Druid jim Ave., Baltlmoro, Md. "Whon I reel a cold coming: on I take * little I'eruna, and lt doe? mo Kood." Mr. Charles 8. Many, 12 Water St.. OMlntnK. N. Y. ?.No family should over be without peruna, for lt ts an unfailing cur? for cold?." Mr?. M. F. Jones, Burn ing Burmun, Ky.