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CAROLINA AND GEORGIA TO BULB BRANCH LINE i Interurhan Project of Jas. U. Jackson ! to Go From Johnston to Greenwood. Columbia, December 8.? The Caro- ; liaa and Georgia Railway, the interurban project of James U. Jackson and associates, was given the right by the Secretary of State this afternoon to , jwiotiH its r-hnrtpr ?r? s?? tr? hn"!ld n* branch line between Johnston and Greenwood, thus giving Greenwood entrance by the interurban into Au^jsta and Columbia. The distance of the branch is forty ' miles, and the original line to North Augusta is seventy-five miles. The branch, line will pass from Johnston to Greenwood through the counties of Edgefield, Saluda and Greenwood, and through the townships of Johnston, Edgefield, No. 6 and No. 7, in Saluda, and Cokesburg, Cambridge and Brooks, in Greenwood County. James U. Jackson, of Augusta, is president of the line and F. E. Courtney is secretary. The line goes along the interurban sys- . tem now in existence along the line of the Aiken-Augusta Railway. It is understood the branch line will mean an increase of capital stock in the company. The contestant selling the most coupons for advertising and job printing in The Herald and News contest by December 13 at 12 o'clock, will receive a cut glass sugar bowl and cream pitcher, the gift of Gilder and Weeks, j Manager of Arcade theatre will give complimentary tickets to contestants, The Herald and News office force, and judges on the night of December 19th. . How to Use Ked Cross Seals, Red Cross Seals should, In accordance with ord?r No. 5,020 of the PostofSce Department, "the affixecj to the . reverse side of domestic mail % \ matter," and not on the address side of any packages that, are going through the mail. They may be placed anywhere on matter going by express. As many seals may be used on the back of letter or package as may be desired. Care should be exercised in sending merchandise through. the moilc r>r\t nlono coolc nvOT tVio uiuixg uvw w yiuvv kjvu^kj v ? v* strings with which the package is tied,, since this seals the package against inspection and subjects it to first-class postage rates. , Red Cross Seals may . - + -. ~ ; be used on the reverse side of mail I matter sent to Austria, Germany, , Great Britain and most of the British Colonies, except India and Australia. Guatemala, Uruguay and Portugal refuse to admit mail bearing nonpostage stamps. Certain European countries will return to the sender any mail bearing Red Cross Seals on i the address side. Red Cross Seals may \ be used on the face of checks, on bills,! _ , 1 vii legal uuLumcuis auu uu caiy wm- ; mercdal paper. These Christmas Seals are not good for postage. They will not carry any mail matter, but any kinds of mail matter will carry them. Farmers' Short Course in Agriculture. The four Weeks Winter Course in Agriculture will begin January 13, 1014, and will continue until February , 10. All who intend taking this Course | should report Monday, Jan. 12. It is an established fact that a farm ' can no longer he run successfully in the old time haphazard fashion. Science and brains applied to farming so increase the yield and improve its quality as to make some knowledge of the underlying principles of scientific farming essential to the successful farmer of to-day. While it is realized thit the four year course is none too loag to give a boy a foundation which will insure success in farming, it is olearly seen that there are many practical farmers who have neither toe time nor the means to devote four years to the College course, and who ttuuiu ue greatiy oeneniea Dy a lew i weeks spent at the College. It is to | meet such a demand that Clemson College offers this short course of four ? weeks. The work will be extremely ? practical. lectures will be.given on ootton growing and cotton grading; rotation of crops; production of grasses anrl forage crops; the breeding and feeding of live stock; dairying; fertilizers?their composition, application, and home mixing; hog cholera and the use of hog cholera serum; tick eradiction; comtrolle of contagious diseases? both plant and animal. In addition to the lectures, practical work will be given in judging live stock, testing milk, butter making, budding and grafting, the making of cuttings, laying off the orchards and vineyards, the planting, pruning, and treating of fruit trees, vines, and ornamental shrubbery, the growing of vegetables, and the construction of oolfi frames and hot beds. These courses will be supplemented with special illustrated lectures given during the evenings by members of the teaching staff and will include talks and discussions on plant diseases, in- 1 jurious insects and methods of con- \ I . Attei Santa I See our beautiful au Fireworks, all k Dolls, 25c. to $! n i r n? ?i 1 Books tor mum Books for Growi Hand Bags, All 1 Writing Tablets, Perfumery, Brusl I Brush Sets, Four Nunnailv Candy, Leggitt's Candy. We can suit eve I Prices Reasonabl Gilder & / MHBHBBIHHHHBnHBanpBHHi 1 " 1 ' linn1 ik ss Pamper your ] your best friend : And the Ford fe * book satisfied, and Ford stfen, economy famous Cut down ^ran Rnv a Ford. I Five hundred dollar the Ford runaDOut; five fifty, the town f. o. b. Detroit, co raent. Get catalog Summer's Garagi wmammmmmm?mmwmmmmBmsmmBammammammmmmm / Just I Carlo Young For S< Purcell MiftOtiOB, suilefins aad its prerentes* ? teniMfac. CMI wUtfif, e*t. fition riono I \jMUD I id complete line of | nds, I 5.00 11 en, MPS, . 11 S .eather, I in Leather Cases, |i ICS, I itain Pens, . I rybody. |: Weeks. , * nil I r pocketbook. It's in time of need. ! J :eps the pocket- | Ford lightness I gth make lord j" i the world over. I sportation cost. 1 C s is the new price of the touring car is car seven fifty?all n mplete *with equip- t] and particulars from 1< i, Newberry, S. C. I o ' b |l Arrived j ad of r Mules : y D ale by ;; & Scott m T i ! 1 e J Yn% Oonrse is op?i to all farmers e Jasi tupnkitf mm rf iuA Owsoltaa. > ' > r _1 I There's all the perfect distilling Read this remar of known superi< * J 4 Quarts Old Hickory C< A. nlc OW Hirknrv fnrr "1 IgLO* VtU IklVllUl J VV1U 4 qts. Overall Rye - 1 qt Liberty Bell Rye Total Per Price List You take no chance Smooth Order to-day. EXPRESS PREPAI C. I 1221-23 Market Street J. C. LEE, Preside F. Farmers-Men If you are going to Build, vite youi COMPLETE HOUSE We manufacture and dei Stairs, interior trim, store pulpits, etc., rough and dr cypress shingles, flooring, Distributing Agents for Estimates Cheerfully ati Woodward Lu AUGUS Corner Roberts Our QUALITY= Mollycoddle Las *an't and Don't Touch the ^ fV.? mo-r_ UI LUfcJ m-itiiy miLau v oa uu iuu.i et, many are useless. True, they lay clear the intestinal tract, but hey don't stimulate the Liver and reBase the aammed-up Bile, which is tie great poison-destroyer of the body. You take nasty salts, disagreeable ils or mineral waters, or any of a undred other laxatives and laxative reparatons, and with all your troule, you get imperfect results. These aie simply mollycoddle laxtives, making a lot of bluff and duster without accomplishing the esired purpose. No wonder you disike taking a laxative. No wonder you " * *+ ^on l/->Ticr oct riAcoihlp U L It VJUL CVO X\J i. J. CUO The secret of prompt recovery rom such troubles as bad breath, eadache, dizziness, loss of appetite, onstipation, biliousness, etc., is to elease the dammed-up Bile; Merely rashing out the intestines with salts, tc., will not release Bile. Any physician or druggist will tell ou that Calomel (Mercury) or Podo hyllin (May Apple Root) are the wo great recognized Liver regulars and Bowel Cleansers. Calomel o generally used, is a poisonous lineral, exhausting and dangerous ) the system. Another laxative lust be given to wash it out 'here are no entrance requirements x'cept a desire on the part of those ntering to increase their knowldge of farm operations and farm fta?ag?&?*t. Tfce *aly qxjmbmg will ff ?here's the t WHISKEV Si ever printed i ."4 per, or offered * M to the public. II guarantee m back my guar C. D. CHI : goodness in my wi and careful aging kable offer on two c ority. EXPRESS PREPAID irn - 4 Onart* ( i - - $3.00 A , - - 3.00 y qts. - - 1.00 EXPRES d>Tnft Must be sh - - - HUU PERSON ' on my whiskey. It's good al Prompt shipment. D E XCHEATH/ CI E. GIBSON, Sec y & Trea*. j .1 D..!lJAU? ;nanis - Duuuers Remodel of repair, we inr inquiries. BILLS A SPECIALTY, il in Doors, Sash* Blinds, fronts and fixtures, pews, essed lumber, lath, pine and ceiling and siding. Flintkote Roofing, id Carefully made. mber Company 1TA, GA. & Dugas Streets* Motto: SERVICE * atives 5 Vital Spot ? the LIVER j Podophyllin is the one perfect and . harmless substitute for Calomel, and will be remembered by older people as the favorite remedy prescribed 20 j 1 or 30 years ago. It is harmless and 1 | very efficacious, but its bitter taste ] ! and griping, nauseating effects made 1 ; it unpopular. j j For years chemists have experi- 1 | mented in an endeavor to take the t ] | bitterness, gripe and nausea out of ! 1 1 Podophyllin, recognizing that it j < | would then be the ideal Liver regu- j < j lator. At last this has been done 1' and given the world under the name 1 PoDoLax. 1 PoDoLax is a Podophyllin formu- j la with all undesirable features tak-!< en out. | < PoDoLax is the perfect laxative | for every member of the family? young or old. It should be in every medicine cabinet. You will thank ( us for explaining it after you have * tried it. Get a bottle today and use ' it whenever the first symptons of 1 clogged Liver or Bowels appear. ? You take no risk. If not satisfied, * you can have your money back. Sup- 1 pose you ask your druggist about our statements. 1 E. E. Sutherland Co., Paducah, Ky. ^ Sold by P. E. Way, Druggist, Newberry, S. C. . ! be railway fare and ten dollars ($10) ^ for room and board. i i If more information is desired, ^ write to the Director of the Agri- 1 cultural DftyartMemt, 3. G. ( , 1 lest offer of | r PRICES in a news pain good faith ( Remember j_ __ i iy goods ana antee. 1 EATHAM. i hiskey that our I can develop? 1 elebrated brands i * i f ' s 1 Dvarall Rye - - $3.00 ^ all for 1 IS PREPAID # ? * , lipped to ONE I I thro?Pure Mellow? jA KPRESS PREPAID JATTANOOGA. TENN. STOMACH I SUFFERERS I If You Wish To Obtain Comploto^^H and Permanent Results Try I Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy 1 Ooe Dose Will Convince You f 4 Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy is well* known throughout the country. Many thousand I people have taken it for Stomach, Liver and^| Intestinal Ailments and report marvelous resuluH and are highly praising it to others. Astonishing benefits sufferers have received even from oofl dose are heard everywhere and explain its tjH mendous sale. It rarely ever fails and thfl afflicted with Stomach, Liver and Intestiifl Ailments, Indigestion, Gas In the Stomafl and Intestines, Dizziness, Fainting S.->eU?3 Colic Attacks, Torpid Liver, Constipauodfl ??? chnnlri hv all means try this remedy. TBI benefits stomach sufferers who have Mayr's Wonderful Stomach lemedy ha-OS received is in most cases a lasting one. AfteH you have taken this Remedy you should be ablH to digest and assimilate your food, enable th<fl heart to pump pure red blood to every part ofl the body, givfag firmness and strength to nbrfl and muscle, lustre and sparkle to the eye, clear* ness and color to the complexion and activity anfl brilliancy to the brain. Do away with your paiiH and suffering and this is often possible with eveilj one dose of Mayr's Wonderful StomachQ Remedy. Interesting literature and booldetfl describing Stomach Ailments sent free by Ge^fl H. Mayr, Mfg. Chemist. 154-156 Whitingj/M Chicago, 11L For Sale in Newberry, S. C., by & Week?. < - - ? 1 . A ConsHmptlTe Cough. V A cough that bothers you continual? is one of the danger signals whicfl warns of consumption. Dr, King1 J New Discovery stop the cough, lo&J the chest, banish fever and let I rr-?T Al*jH sieep peaceiuiiy. me utai uusc :he symptoms and gives prompt lief. Mrs. A. F. Mertz, of Glen IS Iowa, writes: "Dr. King's NewH :overy cured a stubborn cough flj six weeks' doctoring failed to h9 Fry it, as it will do the same for y^ Best medicine for coughs, coIm throat and lung troubles. Money bac* if it fails. Price 50c. & $1.00. Jruggisfs, by mail, H. ? Bocklcol Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis, ??????? ?j Perrons and Sick HeadachesB T'/rrnM Hvpr mnflMnaifsd bowelsO iisordered stomach are the causen ;hese headaches. Take Dr. Kizfl ^ew Life Pills, you will be surprisH low quickly you will get relief. ThH stimulate the different organs, to J| heir work properly. No better reQ ator for liver and bowels. fake 25c. and invest In a box toflj it all druggists or by mail. I. E. Bucklen & Co, Philadelphia^ St. Lonis. __JMI COLDS & LaGR^^H 5 or 6 doses 666 willflj my case of Chills & Fever, fl Sfc LaGrippe; it acts on setter than Calomel and dofl briQPOfmho*. Prwe2Sc. ?