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Coincidence In Weddings. The State, 27th. Weddings are not unusual, even in the best regulated families; but two in the same family, on the same day and at the same hour in different parts of the country is something quite out of the ordinary. This is what happened today in the family of C. C. Cooper of Eau Claire. His two sons, Dr. Ernest Cooper and William Cochran Cooper, will be married this evening at 6 o'clock, the one in Baltimore and the other in Florence. What renders this toe more extraordinary, there was no conference or collusion between the brothers. Each made hit: arrangements without the knowledge of the other, and knew not of the coincidence until they made their announcements to the family. Ernest Cooper marries Miss Mary E. Gibson of Baltimore. After visiting friends in Washington and Virginia they will come to Columbia. Dr. Cooper, though young in the practice of 'his profession, has already established himself in the thorough confidence of his fellow practitioners, and attained a position of influence in the community. William Cooper marries Miss Lilly Margaret Gandy of Florence. He has Ions been connected "with the Southern Oil mills, where he enjoys in fullest measure the esteem and confidence of all his business associates. No young man in the city has a better reputation for all those rirtues of character Which give promise of an honorable, useful and successful career. This will be a Thanksgiving day long to be remembered in the Cooper family. Eight You Are Again. "Woodruff Record. Says the Laurens Herald: "The many friends of Col. Oscar W. Babb are very anxious for him to offer as a candidate for the .office of adjutant and inspector general at the polls in 1914. The present adjutant and inspector general at the close of that year will have served the two terms that *?avr- for many years tacitly considered due an adjutant and inspector general." Right, you are, old top. Col. Babb is one of the best military men in t&e State today, and moreover, is in thorough touch and sympathy with tne rank and file of the national guard, who will vote for him to a man. He - should be at the liead of the Sta*e trcjps and every indicatioa.Tio .!ts that he v-ill toon be. He's the Record's choice if that will help any. "Th^ Rural School Improvement association", of St Lukes school, "will hold a meeting Thursday morning at 10.30, December 4, at whidh Mr. T ate, Stuth Carolina's experienced and influential country school supervisor, "will speak. The Rural School Improvement association s of No. 9 township are cordially invited to be Dresenf. The following is the program: Welcome?Mrs. 6. W. Hawkins. Invocation?Rev. B. W. Cronk. Introduction?Mr. G. D. Brown. Future Development of St. Lukes School?Mr. Geo. Pitts, 9upt of Laurens county. Song?Snow Brigade?School oMl dren. Ways of Improving Country Schools ?Mr. W. K. Tate, State supervisor .oi elementary schools business. v Adjournment. SEEGERS ACCEPTS SEMDfARY CHAIR Rev. J. C. Seegers to Return to South Carolina,?graduate of J>ewDerrj -College. The JRev. John C. Seegers, D. D., pastor of Trinity church, Reading, Pa., yesterday notified the Rev. M. G. G. Scherer, D. D., of Charleston, president of the board of directors of the Lutheran Theological seminary in Columbia, that he would accept the chair in the seminary recently offered him anfl would take up the duties of the post May 1 next. Dr. Seegears, a son of the late John C. Seegears of Columbia and a brother to F. W. Seegears, Mrs. M. S. Habenicht and Mrs. W. G. Allworden of Columbia, returns to his native city witlh no inconsiderable prestige. He is generally accounted one of the best theologians in the Lutheran church in America. On his graduation from Newberry Gollege, John C. Seegers was trained for the ministry in the Lutheran seminary, then affiliated with the college at Newberry, his chief preceptor be ing the Rev. A. G. Voigt, D. D., now senior professor in the seminary at Columbia. Dr Seegers has 'held important pastorates in Richmond, Va., and in Easton, Pa. He ?ias been pastor of the strong Trinity congregation in Reading' for nbout two years. Upon Dr. Seegears' arrival the T,^theran seminary vTi have thro? full professors?the Rev. A. G. Vo~*gt D. D.. the Rev. i.e. M. Miller, O. P., and Dr. Scegcrs. Teachers ?<> Attend All the srretft ednrntr>rs o* fs:~ r i J. C. LEE, PresicPt F. 7 Farmers-Merc If you are going to Build, 1 vite your | COMPLETE HOUSE We manufacture and dea Stairs, interior trim, store nnlnite ofr> rnnnrn ann nre cypress shingles, flooring, Distributing Agents for 1 Estimates Cheerfully an | Woodward Lui AUGUS Corner Roberts < Our ] QUALITY= I ... Perchero Missoi a The kind you need hav you. I can suit you. i J. D. QUA! PROSPER NOW HER FRIENDS HARDLY KNOW HER But This Does Not Bother Mrs. Burton, Under the Circumstances. Houston, Texas.?In an interesting letter from this city, Mrs. S. C. Burton writes as follows: "I think it is my duty to tell you what your medicine, Cardui, the woman's tonic, has done for me. I was down sick with womanly trouble, and my mother advised several cnnereni treatments, but they didn't seem to do me any good. I lingered along for three or four months, and for three w?eksf I was in bed, so sick I couldn't bear for any one to walk across the floor. My husband advised me to try Cardui, the woman's tonic. I have taken two bottles of Cardui, am feeling fine, gained 15 pounds and do all of my housework. - -?? ? Friends hardly know me, 1 am so wen." i II you suffer from any of the ailments so common to women, don't allow the trouble to become chronic. Begin taking Cardui to-day. it is purely vegetable, its ingredients acting in a gentle, natural way on the weakened womanly constitution. You run no risk in trying Cardui. It has been helping weak women back to health and strength for more than 50 years. It will help you. At all dealers. Write to: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies' Advisory Dept., Chattanooga, Tenn., for Special Instructions on your case and 64-page book. "Home Treatment for Women," sent in plain wrapper. ?69-B and Hon. W. H. Swift, of North Carolina, will attend the Newberry County Teadhers' institute and confer with the j teachers. The teachers, who have sent, j replies are all coming and will be de-1 1 lierhted to meet one another. It would | ( ~~w * be greatly appreciated if teachers would send reports on Clean-Up-Day to me. These scores will be published; and those schools, unreported, will be classed as E. The trustees have j heartily co-operated in all plans and all agree that no teacher who does not attend the institute shall receive pay for tlhat day unless she teaches the full twenty days. Faithfully yours, T\ Rrnwn Tr Supt. of Ed. Short Mileage Order. Columbia, Nov. 25.?Orders for the railroads to pull short haul mileage in South Carolina and thus place mileage i book holders on a parity with cash fare passengers were promulgated today by j tfte railroad commission. The order is | addressed to the Southern, Seaboard, Coast Line, Charleston and Western Carolina and Columbia, Newberry and Laurens railron'15. Methods of identifying the passenger? are fixed in the order of which the Allowing is an official copy: "Columbin,. S. C., November 21, 1!H3. "Order No. 147. "Application o? short hPMl par-o'iper mileage between competitive po'nfs ixt South Carolina. "Southern Railway rompa'"" \ E. GIBSON, Sec'y & Treas. Hants - Builders Remodel or repair, we ininquiries. BILLS A SPECIALTY. 1 in Doors, Sash, Blinds, j fronts and fixtures, pews, ?ssed lumber, lath, pine and ceiling and siding. "lintkote Roofing. d Carefully made. mber Company ; TA, GA. & Dugas Streets. Motto: SERVICE I S I j n Mares ? Liri Mules j 3 T ^4 e arnveu. jucl me snuw TLEBAUM, ITY, S. C." . TTA3JTED?A good milk cow, with young Calf. Mrs. J. K. Gilder. It BBHHHBHHnHm I Wherever furnaces | ordinary heat is not s handy Perfection Heate If you've a house i halVv fnrnace. vou will; Made with nickel t drums). Ornamental from place to place. A STAND Washington, D. C. Richmond, Va. Norfolk, Va. SHI ^ board Air Line railway, Atlantic Coast Line Railroad company, Charleston 1 and Western Carolina Railway com- ^ pany, Columbia, Newberry and Laurens Railroad company. c "It is hereby ordered by the railroad ! commissi]! oi soutn tarniua. 'That where t&e same standard fare ( is legally applicable on two or more 1 railroads between competitive points 1 wholly within the State of South Caro- 1 lina, the above named railroads shall * extract from mileage ticket books only ' such number of coupons as will not ex- 1 ceed in value the standard fare between such points. ! "Effective December 15, 1913. j "Bt order of the commission. IT "John G. Richards, Jr., chairman; G. , McD Hampton, commissioner; B. L. j i Caughman, commissions .r ( "J. P. Darby, secretary." ! c "The method to be pursued in carry- ' \ i ijt?=.. .f c 'JjML Bk. .Jb'ML. There's all the j f perfect distilling Read this remark | of known superio t 4 Quarts Old Hickory * 4 qls. Old Hickory Corn 4 qts. Overall Rye - 1 qi. liberty Bell Rye Total Per Price List - You take no chance o Smooth. Order to-day. EXPRESS PREPAIE C.D 1221-23 Market Street i. Sfc Ho *3 IP Wi tt Gil A TTnt PY v/fc contra tempo: every Almos arc kept ws able in cold weatl ERFECTIOI ^ Smokeless ^ 3 or ordinary stoves canno sufficient?there you find ;rs. without a chimney, or a appreciate the Perfection ] rimmings (plain steel or er Inexpersive. Lasts for .t dealers everywhere. ARD OIL COrk (New Jersey) BALTIMORE ing out t'h-ose arrangements will be for the railroads to issue individual I tariffs showing the fares between the j competitive points and when a pas- 1 jenger presents his mileage book on i +Toin tn thp mndnctor or ticket i' collector that conductor or ticket col- 3 Sector will detach from the mileage ' 300k a sufficient number of coupons, ' aot to exceed the fares as shown in ' said tariff, it being understood that * ilong with such form of transporta- { iori ps the carriers may issue via such ' competitive routes, tffre passenger will 1 t0 present therewith t^o ' from which the deraoh- ' ^ents have been made, in order to ' *Arfv ^ transaction and further( "nore the passenger will .also identify 1 -?rncpif or "herself a55 the ori.arin?! pnr haser of the mileage hook whenever railed upon by the ticket collector or ' rain conductor to do so."1 "I ?here's the b WHISKER j ever printed i i per, or offered I to the public. rrnarantpp m JL ^ WAA iVV JL A J back my guar. 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