Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I irr" .*=;: MES j Sumter county an 'agricultural ebinmi Y£t Disclosed by War—Under Fire in First Line as 40,- DDQ^Hnnk to 4.U00b-3cvei ^Americans Are I S' - ■. Serving in -the Ranks. Expertcnce»'^fans mad^ Harry rfVmt? cnirtmiw^4»ot?lP, a master * i |v *ti* , * lp ^° rr * son ' " lrtw>4*d’hleago, was swindled out of $50 hf tt gypsy fortune teller: I* id (ihaim xtee, wai* chairrfian of the ^ar« elected on i the second, ballot superintendent of the; , state, penitentiary- Mr- Sanders suc- I OeedjB I). J. Griffith, foit many years at mm -Mary Stnnko, twenty years old. was arrested on . his coin- l v , LIQUOR AND FIRE IN8URAN4RE IS AMONG THE IMPORTANT BILL*. ./■ r \ ; M ■v" fey New York.-feStliTtng tales of a serv ice that America lias not heard ip'dch about, despite the v countless pictured Of the great war, this country has been given, were brought to New .York re cently I by Andrew Kolpfifchplkoff, nephew of 1 John Rurgess Camac of Philadelphia, former attache of the Russian embassy at Washington, and now head, of a “flying column” of the Ited Cross, in which he holds the rank and'privilege's of a colonel. No other front than the Russian has, these “flying columns.” Their work lies at the very forefront of battle. . i - I,-, i , jh..... As a diplomat he was" but like ussians resf xm-> tile Red D.J0l spite* dared in 1011 exempt from mllRary servic thousands of others ofvyoun Similarly situated he d! tli he 'had found a place\w Cross, where hefeoirtf^ \nu t*f his lack of training. Tie- chose a "flying column" rather than the more rbttfine service of the orgnnlnation be hind the Mnea_an<Lithe.hospitals. , Attached to the Twenty-flrst col- yitui. equipped by Countess Tplstoy of Moscow. and popularly kfioWn hy her. ‘Sign *your name .to this com- laiht”" said Desk Sergeant I’at- riclc Brady, shoving' an arrest blank.toward Poole. ; ^ r ^But wh*tis If? Not on your, life. They got rap once, but.fhey don’t catch Poole. twice;” Cried Sergeant Rrndy relieved the situation by filling out the com plaint. Then PoOle, after read-* InjpC affixed his signature. •. ' 1 * * * *'* -*■ -ir n n n fi.n.nj WITH THE STATE LAWMAKERS Readme of the Doings of / the sState General Assembly; During the Past a Brief arid Interest'- Week Told in Ing Way for Our Many Readers. and the men ujttaehed to them go Into the first line trenches on the heels of the advance guards. In leaving the trenches therd reiimlns behind them* only the screed of cavalry that covers the retirement. They are under fire as long as fire cnntiiiuesmnd Into their hands first of all come tin* wounded name; Kolpnehnikoff was under fire In seven battles within the first two months Jn the field,- These actions were abbot Warsaw and^Lodz’ mid since'the Twentydlrst was;assigned to the First Siberian • corps, nicknamed, the Siberian Iron sides, tt w, v< *r.v brunt of the German attack.* One (if the. things •Colonel KolpnCh; nikoff recnljs is that . the Germans Three 1 surgeons nr . attached to. the column, two nurses and five medical students.' Ope of thfse students, Alex- qnder BraWovsky, has comported him- s(*lf with such gallaptry tTmt-he-wenrs on his breast the medal* of all four degrees of the Order* of St. George, at the Bis disjunction is, in a-'way, ns great ns hfs conirnnnder. who was the first- Membera of-the General Assembly wjent to Charleston Wednesday to look that are later carried by Mu* ipnhul- -'-uwL'gns sh<4[* Jn these, engagements atico uArtkC to t liik li/kctti t o I u 4 tv tlm rmi r f/it* t Bn R w.-i t, ance corps to the hospitals in the rear. Uniformed Like Troops- Uniformed like tldf troops they sue- eof, the “Flyers” may only be told from them by the fact that they do not Lear arms and that they 1 wear the insignia of the Red Cross—the for the first tirne. some months later It was that they ot- untM v; . y. wcrAjjy A 11 1 111 tried on the western, front and there by came into notoriety. Even more vividly dpes he recall the crisis when eight divisions of the'Prussian Guards arid the Bavarians . wert? hurled men In the form of brassards on their I against PleshkotFs Siberians, only to left arms, the officers In the fprtn of shoulder strap devices. So -constant are the hazards to which they are ex posed that flyers are mentioned re peatedly in general orders, and many of them have been decorated hv tm- perlaP decreel iof the three colonels now;, decora ted to be given the Cross of Rt. George. “Russia, like America, is a' land of vast distances,” he said to a New York ’QCUl reporter. “You., however. Jmve.. over the state institutions. This was the last trip toffee taken and the Splons have now gotten down to real work, and during, this w#ek and next the- program of important legislation should swing into' rapid pace. Much -^important state-wid<B legisla tion Is contemplated. Holding front rank on the calendar will be the pro posed changes in the liquor laws and ers was' lor several years a director Dlrectuis Of Tick erdlcatTun—arrnt“ met with 'the farm extension work ways a n q meens., coin hensive’programs of the work in pro- 'gress were ,made, along with an out-' line of plans, to be,developed." Farm extension workwnd tick eradication were urged as an economic necessity Ml, view of the threatened invasion Of the boll weevil. Co-operation by» the federal governmepLin the.prosecutioq •of this work is contingent upon state ,*l(L ^ * r J. K. Breedln, organizer of the pro- Alo sick hRadache, *biliousness, .bad taste or oonstipatlbn by morning. ;L. on 'campaign for tjie referendum and now state superintendent of tli? Arifi-Saloon league, In discussing thy Are you keeping your bowels, liver, and stomach clean, pare and fresh with Cascarets, * or merely forcing' a passageway every few day* i with. 8afts, Cathartic Pills, Castor Oil or Purgative Raters? * / Stop'having a bowel wash-day. Let Cascarets thoroughly cleanse and reg ulate the stomach, remove the aour . r and fermenting 1 food and fpul gases. tpke the, •excess/btre frdhf The IffeP ...... # , .. - - Charleston. Buf modifications of the present instirance.j ^.g wilt- find" Ilqnof situation from; the prohibition standpoint, said: “1 Jfave-no- fear of any exception in favor of Charleston. Mr. Fromberg knows nothing of the sentimenCin this state or he Would not j-have,tried again what must be a fu tile effort for The grait/icatkm of Chariestqn’8 pampered notions of frer.^ special dgserts. If ever a town* was ^ •persistenly misguided, that town is 'or r ( our> acts,.: Qft both of these heated debflPMis' i ♦ p- • - A* are anticipated. A bill has befnj'ifier - Jf 3 nnisterf*d the aiTjif conquering space Led-by Senator J T -J. Evans df Marl- as'we hav? ricVt; Our fieffifipg Trdrifs bdro'to repeal the Laney-Odom art. "to •I be beaten bock from the gates of War-, saw. It is said the. Siberians counted but- 4.Q00 still In their ranks out : of ] lb.000 when this tremendous fi»nt had been aceornplished. "f U (Udonel K olj mc b n I k off Is one of these, the Cross of thd^pr der of St. Geogge being his, the dis tinction the most• ebveted of the Rus sian rewards for va-lor. Colon<*l KoIpnrhniknfT belongs to a dlstlnguixhed famUy -«4f—t-Vn-za- the rich provinces in the southeast of the ^empire. His mother, a godchild of Czar AI(*xandcr II, was descended qre^well supplied with ro'ads, but- we lack adequate means Of swift locomo tion. at, any rativ for-those in whose j- ; Several Welfare I am most deeply interested, the wounded. Rapid transit, to the rear means the saving of thousands of 11 vest , - . • \_. Needs Mptor* Ambulances. I have : after Hftf years’ effort, sue- The enil nf those first two.-monthsin nmsterlug 14 -motor -rmr*~ Si >und -KiolfHHdmHrrm; -^ommT in pA'tn- Im 1 a imps ~fhr Tny ‘-fiyer,* but what . ate dear the legislative program of all in- suxancte controversy. . ' bills, calling for const it u- j tional conventions hav* also been in-, ,| troduced. Three or four^* different t bills have, been. brought in to create ' a" '.state--higHyay r gommism. Bieh-.- 'I ftlal sessipr^‘ufe^f 5 lsd' being agitated. Leglslatofa from several .counties se Mr/From- Mil find’ all organized pruhjhb tion opposiuon to ins bill and ^vent n afly Charlexton will get in line pod- bv and.^ carry out pf the system all the constipated waste (natter and poisons- in A Cascaret f .to-night will- make you feel great by morning. T^iey work, while you sleep—never gripe, sidken or cause any iiTCohvenieivQe, and cost only 10 cents a box from‘your store. Million* 'of men and women take & Cascaret .y&ff" and then and fiever have Headache*- Biliousness, Coated Toftgue, Indigestion, Sour Stomach or Constipation, Adv. ,——1— '— glad of in'* . ■* timnd of th<;,T_jienty-flrst. - Witliin ari- 14 ambulances for work with such other two.Jrionths, when hls chief had jJUrhtw.x <: ps the Sil>.*rlnhJronsides?’ been wounded a second .time unci emn-jl “<)ur .whole R» <1 Cross' organization. -from- N n t hid iit -NaHs<4ik Imv mother-of- 4’otor 4ite44rcttt, ami wns >i grand niece (tf General CI(*pzo<T, one of the con querors of the Caucasus.^who died at thirty-two, a full general. The young mnft’s paternal great-grandfather was a general officer, who died In the-Freeh victory of Borodlng in 1812, Relied to retire, Kolpnehnikoff took eoiumaad 1 wTllr'tlte rank of cohijnd,, Jiie-KtUlLjmbbf tn ht^ pfaec aruF his present visit to the United States* lx, being made under two •months’ leave: 1 .! ' r hglfid/issues for rbad improvements. M - , Bffis. covering the proposed program of legif4atioH. *s outlined in the inaug ural a^icss of Gov. Manning SENATE. . ' \ / Sr-n^tor DuTtant ot Clarendeji coun ty introduced a bill to regulate the liquor traffic in Smith '( ; art)JTna The amount allowed would .be reduced from the gallon a month, as provide:^ by the present law, to one quart Wines and light'beers would not be admitted. / -*■ S^tqr. Ronl.am of Greenvilli.intm • t ,‘,bcgullTth^^ Books in Prison. ^ .• • ' Prison 1 i tern tyre h a s : unny.fi n e pr<> ; tfuctlohs/toj ts- credit fn proseLaq weft j *s poetry. Jii bis prison, at Athens. Socrates compf/ted Ids great argmn'ent fof immortality; in a Roman duftg&on ’Galileo made s<»\ne of‘ his greatest jlis- * coyertes. Tn his prison hi Wartburg^ castle I.utbqr translated the' New’ Test ament Intojhe German language. Imr ing his twelve years in Rtxlford inli Runyan dreamed his immortal drean: < Of the “IMlgriin’s Frogress." Sir Wpl- Tfnb«Igli "\\ : ToTi. _1 l)is fnigmenta fT ■ • W • , M> * K „, i,. rrl«yi»rt> ... Hon..-, ami lh.- Book ,.f duced a bill to provide for the estpb' lishment and maintenance oft fi rural police system“fti Greenville T^muilv >- . vear& of lUs imprlsci/nnept in Mi* Tower of London. ‘Much of'the New Testament, also i|< priaoh 1 Jitprature. TrfcDte Tie Praised by GonitriindSf. —-AVhen be sailed foi New York. wiis-.accompanied by Alexandre blunsky, a great oil operator nf the “Instead of 14 amhulanees. t ought t(< have.i to serLe such, a corps a; the' j First Siberian, from 100 150. d hnd : heen. promised some cars hv various -| ^ . ‘ . i ■ .j ' • / -l-nf vyetftm and several other need 1 ~ ‘ ' appropria Mon will be a'skeif*^ bufld a training school; restricting the pardoning pow- %f*pf the chief executive: modification > or- Notwithstanding this military ances try, Colonel Kolpnehnikoff elected di plomacy as his/profession. Ills fa- HUNTS GAME ON HONEYMOON m % i 1 a □FncTITiridMisTriots, who found In Red Ccu.sk work 1 the part in the war he ,could not take in ,ti).e army. In his party was also Dr. Thomas M. Cas- siday of New 1i*brk. a young surgeon who .has l>een_ finding In Russia a continuation of the activity he h*ad for some time with Villa in Mexico. iil Upon hfs departure from the 'iron sides General Pleshkolf addressed to Colonel KoTpachnikoff a'let ter reading: “My Dear A mire lyanovitch: “A fetVvdays ago was the anniver- pRrltisli organization^ but they need all they have and friends have encour- qged nm to hope that In the never failing generosity of Americans I- may fiTif ^ tlie Russiap Red (ToRRWith tfits sore- $1.60011.200 will b° effected by the fimlTsome assistance toward providin.; important measures. - J. V’ Townsend] chief cJ^jk of the engrossing department of the general assembly, believes that a saving of ly needed equipment ‘‘Modern warfare r^iakes such ten*f%_ whereby only, competent pfenograph reorganization of tiwe department/; Me demands upon the physical and nervous powers, that unless a wound- ed man can he got swiftly away from tin* inferno fn - which he has been ai work. Tils chances of recovery are- se riously Imperiled: will do this, and no motors are so a'db \ and tVpists are employed. Previonsfy 22 Clerks were enga'ged in the work of transcribing bills in long hand.' Only 14 are. employed this year. Rs addition .to the saving incident to Mdtor Tamhuiahees j reduced clerk hire; the bills are pre pared more Tegibly, thus gi-eatly di minishing the/ . possibility'., of typo- , , „ , «... 4 , _ .. . graphTcal *Trors.;_ . The .work is also in the flying-eohffirtr:n t the front;" the jT tldnk/ I do know * the heart of. the I j 0DC mor^ rfipid’y v greater part of which has been devdi, j Mvn* American, my missihn will prove f Anchor nn easy one.” ^ ■ / , A bill Sinkler• of~Charleston fixing-the I legal ten while heuvns »n exile ori the island \ prison of'Patnios.- Lbpdon Cbronle!e. • rate of, interest at six per ( 7 ent A similar, bill is peiVeHwg in thr house of representatives.' '' r ■; A bill, requiring six months' com- A Trial Gel VC IllSt&Itt pulspry'school 'attendance in the pub- • - — 5 1 lie .schools of South Carolina, was in-1 troduced'in the senate by J. ^J. Evans of Marlboro.- The-provisjons apply to j all children between the ages of eight ! and .14 vears. Relief—Never Disappoints ~ —Great Kidney Remedy Being broken down in health, suffering , , , . , ... . , , with * kidney trouble, despairing of ever Senator Harrelson ot Marion intro- j being well/again, I was advised by a frn-nd to ti duced a hill, looking to regulation of hours, in, all piaoufactjuring and Indus Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root which ip- gave^rne instant relief, ana fTfter using U T I seyeraj,bottles,.I-am now sound and wcll, trial plants in the. state.. By provis J sird;'ean -safelv recommend Swamp Hoot' mirably adapted^to use in Russia os snry‘of-the..second year of ^’our w\»rk 1 your American makes./.IlLI know; j ^nphTi nf ions of the bill, 10 hours is the maxi- [*R> anyoqj- suffering: with back .or mum number in which \vorkmen may iidney troubles. » „ ai v - wr- r:/ alsdyhad rheum&fiun, and I have bad e employed for_a '<day 8 la,bor. bayrelief froin Dr. Kilqier'g ;SWnmp^ mills, lumber,.plans,- paperfactories Root than anj/other temedy. A • u \ and' cereaiTMitablis’hments arA.in.clud* trial wfll convince anybody of the m»*j\ -I" cd by you. to the corp8*vrl|d8e command I/have Mtf* hopor to holi by imnerlnl ( decree. •^TTmTUerJt of your,service^ has more than once.been cited by me In my orders of the day to the troops cofh- nnimtcd by me, hut I consider' it to- BUILDS TOMB I CHILDREN day an agreeable duty to express ogaLn to you from the bottom, of my Z- Anothef decided advantage is that duplicates of the bills are made when they are’enrolled for ratification. One and' cereal ed. The senate passe Laborer's Wife^torks, at All Sorts of Tasks to Frovide Sepulchre fW . Offspring. • copy, goes into 'ttye permanent file of bills, while a second is reserved for the^ode eoriimissio.nei:. lu'nrt my gratitude for your 'highly use ful service, and, your gallant wo: ^At~ the ~hrat|- " l "***w -t»r- your'iffprTous fTy/reomjdeted a ing column you .were always at the tery of the I r: frorit, hastening where there were/inn- gers and where you could mak^ light* or (lie_RuffeElngs of thousands of our ./'T gallant. Siberian fighters.X,The care you~haye,takt‘h of them ^hnll never be f Q r «ot. hy them, and they will alwdys Mess you in their jirnyers. / s “\ou are tnklng- up a long journey for^-a- good-cause, ’iind . again in the nnrne of thjp^entlre corps let me wish you a/gond Journey, May success, at tend your every effort and undertak ing;^/ We afe : looking forward with Nevuark, N\ J.—After months of i»a- Selection of employes' in the depart- tfpnt labor with her own hands, Mrs. JUhllnntea ment is by examination in^tenography and typewritng. By This method the authorities hop* to . eliminate com- , Thosw In einent tomb in The'cenie- joly S(*pulchre there. She hgd the. hodiles of five of her twelve dead children moved. Into it recently and in a shntt jieriod she hopes that they may nUjrest there. . J. Mrs. Tonn|lli is the, wife"of n la- boner, and an* except one* of her chil dren hav^UwFsoen after birth. After the first one died years ago she dVsired that, the family should have a cement tomb, .and when ohe after .the other WffS Tilkeh ffenr hef~lhls deSEFe grew; accordiug to her friends. She was able the department this/year are:, - J.’.C. TpwpsTdfT chlelTderlc7 Colum bia; ,M isa_.HArrie.tt siroxnam. assiatant . ^tha Co resolution from t^ie houtae^ commend ing the good work that is noW-qn prdg- j ress to bring a-tmit of the federal pf Swamp-Root. „ ■'/ • You P. F. NELSON Ful>scril)8d ,111 * ^ Murphy, N.- Utk'ewofh to before me :/ this . \ .x. "v- 17th, day f oF^ni ilV. 1900. s.« : plants to Columbia. -introdu<ed In the nitrate fixat4o A bill has- senate, providing for the erection of a new f25.000 cdunty/jail in Landrums county. j BjKgharmon. N/ Y*. for a sample size bot- or”rtle. It Will convince anyone. You will ; - Notary Public, Cherokee County, N. C. Prove What'Swamp-Root Will Do For Y6a Send ten eehts to. Dr. Kilmer ACo./ A bill wa§ InirodmeA—bY""!?feoat'or ing that the ng^^L-prnhThltjnn. law>adawlting ship grout pleasure to vour return to the old comriuihd in the corps that lovfs ymt sd huiffi. Yours, N ; "MJ T*LEStlKOFF,~ Commanding First - Rlbertnh jAclivc Atm.v NnrfL 1 ?," —~—- Eighteen Battles. Corps, Eighteen battles of first magnitude <taml now . to Colonel KoIpnChplkoff’s credit. In three of these.-.Tehervdnala. .Mrs.' Angel;, ifi- A, Boston,’ who has just >ata Sewell arrived in Niva and Tsehidlovskala, where the relief work Of the Twenty-first was • t'-irrtexl * on under shell-flre . that was as heavy as R-wwa imiTtfcrnipted. Colo-' this h'd Kolpaehnlkoff \yas necoinpanied by Lh'ut. Khermrm Miles.. T77 to rear a son until. be was• seventeen •years old. nnd he summer. Since then* Mrs; TonnMll has worked at' hirtrseefeantfig and- warshing, at at! sqrts of odd* jobs, -and with the money she had purchased cement. Sh</learned to mix it. and during her .spajfe hours, will oh have-not liecn tnfany, she has' built .the'tomb; It id 15 feet long .by seven'feet wi.de, and its walls are 15 inches, thick. Mrs. Toilnel 11 is for”’ eight years old- . V. ‘ . chief clerk. SpringfTeid.; Miss Mary G. Sledge. Chester'; Mjss Cecila McIn tosh, Columbia Miss. Mayo Reese, Wedgefield; C. R^. Spencer. LTnver- *Ry of South Carolina; -Fannie G, Wald. Orangeburg;. Miss Emily S. Bellinger. Spartanburg; Virginia Simpkins. Edgefield ;* Miss Helen Can non. Florence;. Miss Elma Evans, Blshopville'; Eugene Pollard. - Green ville -.Miss Sal lie McMillan, Mulling. ap- assembly this week. A constitutional inhibition precludes the appointment ot women to this'office and *n amend ment wffh be asked in the proposed bills'. MAN "MINES” MUSHROOr. game In spent liuming big After marrying W. K Sewell, a l,Lg- gmne hunter and friend nf'Paul RaF ney, six yc'ars^ngn. >h_e coitple went to Africa to hunt -gnmo-tm iheiq. hoiiejv A hi f ttr - v ot tii ehe of the'ATUefleMn em- btissy to Russia. Three other Amerleans Uolonel Koj- I>a eh nikoff counts among his personal moon. Air. Sewell is at English army. ■oTmp fffb friends. Fiifefhost.” T>r. Alaie<din Grow among these Removal of thq disqualification from testifying Of persons convicted of crinje is provided J,n a. bill Introduced by Senator Bonham of 'Greenville, 1007' fife author explained, is often^contingeiti on the testimony ^f raents of pne gallon of whiskey to epch individual a month\ be retained, but modified sq as to allow j nyc also receive a booklet of valuable infot? Midr-; tier. VYben Writing, be sure and mention this paper. Regular fifty-cent and. one- dollar size bottles for. sale at all drag .r~T. ■ yiifc'-X;-' \ ■tores.—Adv. shipments of five dozen pints ot beer. . Qualifications of women for pointment as notaries public is con- tempiated in a resolution fo be Intro- feed tn doth Ironses nf the pworkr xfed-sm-tiMniM fe. tjgd,. 4» • . HOUSE. ’ Representative L. B. Harrison of Spartanburg Will introduce in the house a bill to take the pardoning power out of the hands of .the gover nor. Under the proposed meksure the chief executive fcould grant full par dons only on,recommendation ofi ma jortiy of the pardoning board;, could grant paroles for n*t mqre than three months without majority recommenda tion from the gardening board, but * _ Idle Curiosity. "A hotel Tebby imiy-Trr^-tpjTrTuTr/M- mHlionalres an\| no one gives them a iecoha look.” - “That’s true. This 1t» a qmisperon^- country.” '- * ’ * v i — “But lot a man enter with a qn-• piech of haggHge iiiTiis li;\iids atui hA dreds of neck* are stretdied to tie* limit” . . /--V:- ' Expert Uses Deserted. Xoal Mine’ With West Virgima as Farm Success. under th* present-rtat i’HRos, is disqualffled for minor offenses r Tf Senator Spigencr of Rlehlahd coun-s tv has .introduce^' a bill which pro- MAfg'untown. \\. Yrtr—The queere, l«i ,h<> {dace sMeeted f<tr a nuishroem gar- prieveiy ami-communtations. Ropres entative Harrison will also introduce e companion bill which would make the members of the board of pardons.-elec- tive by the general iLssetobly* instead of appointive by the governor. Gov. Manning in his inaugural address urg ed that some such leglslation-be-enact ed. - -------77 Representative .Rawlinson of Rich land has introduced, a hill* to eXtemp: /•ertain persons from 1916-taxes be- (kuse of the damnee . done- -by—last JsumpieT S floods in the/Gdngaree 11 app >*f particularly- tc No Place to Stay. “You knowdfie old saying that -iru’h l Is, found ,at'll>e hot tom of a well.” ^ “Yes’” replied ! he‘cynic, "and 1 also jkqow.that wells are guiag out»of 'fg&h^ Ton nowadays.”; " I - off -Fliilndciphrii 1 _ n. the fincr> It sceins 1s the grmvtti who Ts chief Kiirgijojp flf the. Tweply-l/f ytliis p<»pul:ir table dellcaVy. Tie airintfrrjTi? i' tlier's sister marrh'd .iolni Burgess Vmiiae years ago and made her home in Paris. IP r n»‘|*hew spent most'of his boyhood with, !>■ r »,nd in UM2 was allowed, by. .,ie.ri:T i l . decree. ' to - sold (Jamar,to b ; s' |'.ijronyiiiie,. so that Tealbv Ai-drew KtdpiH'hnikoff- eTTof St,- Gffofge for htR wtu% Uolp- —r*- evt -r. * ides.for a state board of examiners of. veterinary ’surgeon^. r .The finance eommittee-'of The sen-! ate has given a favprable report on | 7W-y»rshsTw:..k. lower Rkhland' eOutity. Soiith CajMilfna s house of represen- tajves passed a reHolittiqn indorsing is sm h. a g:ud< n {daced in ' th** - nel Kolpaehnikoff t< k l?s how, \vhmf.thi<''■depths'of'u deserted coni hiine, bun ( olumbia M a site idr one of the gov ernment - niLraTe-pfimts, thtmkhvg -th#* j- '. rolff^YBiy county, providing for the neoyin y .Y , state for its work, and urging the I - Fallen in Hi* £stimatron/ 1 ' Mrs. Flafbush-rDidn’t you *ay, your husband u£ed to like the ice, and snow? Mrs. Rensonhurst-rOli.'yes. "Well, I saw him today,‘/anil; Ke seemed to he down oil it.”. " . -* Some folks think that oast or oil should follow jt dose- of • VerMifode.—Nfit sq with Dr. Faery's- “ Dead Shot.” A single dose nqf only eradicates Worrns'or Tapeworm, but tones up the digestion as.well.—Adv. -r. r Gain In Loss. * - lie that loses; anything and gets wis dom by.it, is a gainer by the loss.— In* —ty Camac. While 1m* still lived in Paris he took the Sorpunue, then nled’a 1 was conferred, the, commander 1-dr ' "C Btc Tenth army said to Doctor GnTW: . ' ' ' , — 8 • > .. ' “1 hope that by th outline tljis- war '•‘nds Aim»r4c»ns,will like us as sincere- •!> as we like you mid nil ymir people ■>" *>" ha\ J (* visitfel niy yirmy. - I hm very glad to see among my SiberRms n rep- eijs of feet below the'.ground. ! Nut far from Morgantown there is 'located This old >(»al mine, known as 1 lie Pittsburgh Coal seam io/Penh^yj- ‘ aniig and West Virginia. Theodore /■/■“Imhach. ,«u assistant irv thelsdati. The county -c.onjjn-isstoU.ers of'Kershaw , ountv of SW'.Obp irf cpunon bond.^ for th*const ruction of * bridge over Wa- terce river . . , iv nmo uiOicultural experimenting station ' at 1 dorga11 town.* ohtained h ivrmit• from a course in the , oibotine tlven rq-; resentntlyft (ff Ihe ghirious natfhn (TV the owner*^rtro |«*opoitv B* en- tumMi to Russia to take nk doebir’S ‘ ib'e Stars and’Stripoa.” . ’ ‘ the first level; and made 1 !^ 1111 a .LLi' u • 1 livn Ij 1 * ■ ■aTlm tun> 8t1n i Allll | lj| l }|lli] of whent eheinieal aimlysis oL tT~o rocky sal. * Approximately 300 bills hay^ been introduced in the two, houses of the general assembly -thts_ session.* Many nf these are* duplicate, the bills being introduced In 'both houses, often 4dm .nemliers' to < o-operate with every of* fort* to bring one of, these plants .tg South Carolina, “where it prpperly b* | longs.” •’ ( ,*<_!•• Representative "Scott-_ of Anderson has tyro bills before the house relat-, ing to tented shows. One would re quire . all at tractions und,ei canvas to dltimeously. The avekage jiumber in- was dent t<» Washington in a position that corresponds with third secretary of embassy in the AmpriCpn diplomatic •'"service. Ending 18 moiinrsTn that ca pacity at the dOs^of lit IT, the young man returned to Petrograd to Join the foreign office. •1 fie was there'when war was de- V tin* colonel speaks affectionately are Manley Wa^hlmrn and Walter JC. Whiffen. correspotidents. ^Yhfffep.was wounded by nn exphWvtY hifllet when, ft-tiro front wltbtip/Twertty-flrst. . Colonel. Kolpfichplkoff’s“column em braces 2()ff men. All are mounted, and lu mobility they eqnal fight cavalry. He found It was rich In moisture mid assembly approximates Jl-,000. liave separate entrances , for white* and blacks,’and the other would put carnival rmynanWin theme licBBsi its constituents oxacfTyTlRoso needed liy edible fungi for their qulekW^^ most luxarlant growth. -He, t|u*refore members usually provider the bulk of iha flrsl spsnfon. / . \,*,j. started a imishrooiu Jtarm and found pH a crvrO YV a u I rlan I fnp - l,lo the spot This as Ideal for *hls purpose; ushroom mine” makes large weekly to the blty marl these the first session, A bill, providing for ah irf Th*;tijnn-4ef the payment of rantaUon tasWHn Newberry ington counties, has fecalved llng« In the a*n*t* . Jl_L g hfoeB m V»w|A.1w : . : v.;v The Liles bill which, as amended by ^hg Wayk and means committee, t would have changed the deliquent tax ~ xteasWn penalty law to make 1 per cent ap plicable from December 31 and 4yu'0re per cant, effective "from January 31, was killed ih the Ifouae Of represent LA— W-* -rrr& i i g. or . , . >ctThf^le*J B'^anse of its tonic and laxstive LsxaUs* ,”ido. Otiinlno can be tuVcn br'armfe withont is only' -one g'lSromo Quinine.’ U. W ^U^dva* •t*nature is on each box. abe. i of t ht* gainTuliy occupied' persons in the Untied .States. 8.073,* iff ’' V' • is- •** 21,1 per cent, are women' t ■a* Ind I R«t*on prb*u<a>4 dIsagrIeM'bIc ■ninetimes alarmln* 'symptoms. Wright*. Imtian Vegetable PlUffSttmulate the dfxcs-’ ^ tv *_P rocV,8< » to function natu^all#. Adv. * Lightness is the citief an alumipum billiard cue that a Nebraska? inventor-has patented. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the erTg China AMQaMVMa