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The Greatest R rr cures "I took 'Rloodine' last attack of LaGrippe with "CHAF PARtKTS ACCUSED OF KILLING BABY! STA HTMDEVELOPMENTS i> lUi .'llMtlU, ? .1 i Vom.tr (?irl Tolls 01 Last Look oil Child.?("harass Its Father With Deed. i Spartanburg, Feb. 3.?Developments in the case of ilie 2-months-old baby , girl found drowned in Whites will ' pond Saturday came to a startling' climax when the parents were arrest- j ed todav almost simultaneously, the 1 V i mother in a bearding house on Mag- j nolia street, as she was arranging to ; take a train for Charleston: the father i at Chesnee, as he was preparing .to leave tor San Francisco. The mother I is Fleta Pendleton. 19 years old, ! daughter of a suoe salesman of Durham. X. C.: the father is Clyde Cald-; well Clement, aged 23. of Sandy Grove, i ' X. C., son of Robert C. Clement, a ' merchant. He was until recently a ; student a: the Wcfford college fitting j school. The girl was a student at a ' lccai telegraph school. The arrest of the girl was dramatic 11 in the extreme. Mrs. W. M. Hodges of * Xo. 205 Richardson street. Green- : t ville. had come to Spartanburg this ' ^ morning and identified the baby as ' t that of a young woman who lived iv 11 foer boarding house . as "Mrs. Cald- j well" last mcnth. The police had rea- j son to believe that the young woman j was living at a boarding house in this I city. 1 . . , iaking -Mrs. woages witn tnem, i ? ' ? ! Mayor JQlya F. Floyd, Chief John Hill ^ of the police force, Solicitor Albert G E. Hill and Robert E. Miller, a special officer, went to the house. The girl's trunk was being taken to the station as they entered. (iirl Collapses. When Mrs. Hodges saw r'.ie girl, she ! burst into a flood of tears and cried: 1 "Oh, God. Mrs. Caldwell, why did you kill that dear little baby?'' Miss Pendleton collapsed. When she had been partly recomposed she told this story: She aud Clement became very familiar last year when he was a stuV dent at Wofford and she was taking <.. course in .telegraphy at a local busi- a ness school. After completing the a course she held various positions in jj Spartanburg and Georgia. Clement \ paid her frequent visits. Later sue ! f; v ein to Churiotte. X. C., living for | a while in a boarding hou-" there ; and l.i' -r &clng to a hospital there, ;; "vvfcor ' . name.i Yirginw, was;, 1) rn 1 c-cl. be: ' . Afu-r virions vicissitudes. Clement . . > Gr '> o:i .ia:.iary l;{, ; i.' : they c.oiaim-a ;; room at the home . t>:' Mi . i. Vi]. re t y gaw the . < ? Li Mr. ai'.'i Mrs. C. Caldweli. t' CK i di !' : stay thore, but fre- : tl qu u: y visited tfct girl. ! - Clement, tlie girl said, constantly >' importuned ..er to get rid ci' the & baby si-.y::ig j: did "not love "the : d-r- . " and won:d 11 t marry her waiv she i y t . a * la>* t rl:ay iiigiit an <* ; r- ? . i:i: j; : arriving 'here at v: i oVl? c-u. y i: id do-1 ' cide 1. ,1i z;.\] ] :.a'-y out 0- : i IP * 'a r i v. a. i s<n :' . *il' ; . 2\* .. * '.I U> : ' &er t:iai i ./ . >y ... . y ..1 th-.* : ; . rry r. T': ? r . 3'1 ' ' 1 .. ' . : t. (y>( - ' " V/ is .Ti . I the her i . was I' - er's i. V, n tli- 1: :-n ' < 1 y b. hot, ; v i ? 4. . - . * . V. ' i. - i m Ci be - :li fo: ' .. h o.' : ,.i ' " .e tiiis ^ie!: y. TT- . ? to to" 1: in sr. g;i 1 ' r .v2?j an I : . ' I v at onco for Charleston. It tol-.i 1 :i\ . ix: the sai?I. t-.-it he woulC u par: to- I ) ^constructor an ALL DBEASES OF winter to build me ud after c the most satisfactory resuits. ours truly, tLES G. BRADLEY, Roxbury morrow for San Francisco. The girl confesed to Solicitor Hill Tl.is afternoon, claiming that Clement the father of her child and that he threw it into tv.e mill pond. Tonight the police discovered the negro hack man who drove the girl on/1 ^ rrv tlw> /I r*t* o-ict 'Alain street when they went on their fatal mission Friday night. He substantiated the confession of the girl in which she narrates what happened on j the hack ride. He will be taken to i the county jail tomorrow morning to | identify the couple. Mayor Floyd has announced that he will take the body of the drowned in- j funt to the county jail tomorrow so j the mother can see it in compliance I with her request. A delegation of women visited the ; county jail tonight to see toe girl, but they were refused admittance by the sheriff, who is acting under orders | from the solicitor io allow 110 one to > see the two prisoners. (GOVERNOR CITES WAR DEPARTMENT RECORDS ! (CONTINUED FROM PAGE'l.) hat the board of trade of Beaufort and ! ionic newspapers upon it. it seems that j je records of the war department in Vashington bear out the fact, and lierefore it is no longer an "implica- , ion." |, Very respectfully, | < (Signed) Cole. L. Blease, Governor. Asks Fair Treatment. Governor Blease cn Wednesday sent :e following furtlier message to the enate: lentlemen of the Senate: 1 respectfully beg to call your atten- j ion to the fact that certain news-! apers have published telegrams and j rticles saying, tlidt 1 had reflected | pon the father of a member of your ! ody. and, further, giving accounts, r publishing articles purporting to e accounts of an executive session ,'hich you Meld in reference to the 1 lessage referred to. In accordance I ith the rights given me by the con- j itution of this State, 1 sent you a lessage on yesterday, which I thought .as couched in gentlemanly language, ' s all my messages to you have been, J nd 1 notice that it does not appear ] your senate journal this morning. ; J w. I wish to ask you gentlemen a ;; a!r straight question. You see that ! 1 ! , he newsuap-?rs refuse to publisu mv I usages, thereby refusing to give me I n v5; porlunity to reply to these sland-J1 rs. ! w.nii to a.-l: you, and now ask \ou. if ycu propo-o to b-.'-come o: : arty to that kind cf tthgentlemanly ' : . a: d r !*= - i to allow nit? j: .ivlhge oi placing upon record, ae-j ; -o niy rights, as governor of !v iiis State, under the constitution ofj* Si.:t-'.\ my do fence against tlio.se j !:t!:dero':s and libelous articles, or il j' ou prop -e to let ihem ao unchal- , nged and refuse me my constitu-1' ::a' ri-k to r< ]-\y th t<-;:o. ! : ! '.ay e.stlc.ivor ; ro tro..; the senate - . i ^ you ha\v not - a o treated, ! at as a body I defv any man to sbow | . ! I.: y u Wi :i\ : : i' v cv>\:v<esy. ' S T' '" -V" ;: v -4 r v <: ' I " ' I . XitW, VOii IO k-JiV .110 2'ig !i ( :' lV'ply? . j so, I would be glad if you would?E id Body Builde ? THE BLOOD, KID BLOOD! 1 severe a box. BL( Write for b , Mass." j let me know now, and I will know | how to act in the future. I suppose j you will refuse to publish this mesi sage in your journal. That is the way ! tue newspapers treat me-?publish any1 1-iiior fImr nlnncft ao-Qinct rin irwl tVw*rr LIA.II^, iiiv.; |/iv.aoV' *i*v , UIUJ uiv u | when I send replies they refuse to publish them. Are you a partisan body? 1 hope not. Then 1 ask for ; fair plav. I know I have some friends ! I in your body and I appeal to them to ! enter their protest upon the journal, ' in order that the record may at least show that there were some in your body who wanted to let me have the right to place my side of the controversy before the people. I feel like saying more, gentlemen, but I make the request of yen now. I had endeavored to keep any partisanship out of anything I had written this year, and have tried not to do or say anything to bring about any partisan feeling, but it seems there are some people who are trying to force it. i Very respectfully, (Signed) Cole. L. Blea.se, Governor. Columbia, S. C., Feb. 4, 1914. 1 ?CV *?- . leading ti e Question. Judge. Mistress?Are you a good cook? Applicant?Yes'm. I go to church j every Sunday. To Cure a Coiu .n One Day rake LAXATIVE EROJIO Quinine. It stops t! 1- 3 n.,,4 tnnrlro ??ff *V|1? PBI k~rJU&il <XUU ??s^-uJW wjui iOiv. ^.Ui I Dioerjjists refund money if it fail:} to cur I E. W. GROVE'S signature on each bos. 2: i | DON'T MISTAKE THE CAUSE Many dewberry People Have Kidney Trouble And Do Not j ( Know It. j I > Do you have backache? I c Are you tirect ana wcrn out: i r i Feel dizzy, nervous and depressed? j j Are the kidny secretions irregular?;.] Highly colored; contain sediment? ! 2 Likely your kidneys are at fault. Weak kidneys give warning *ot' dis:ress. . Heed the warning; don't delay? l"se a tested kidney remedy. Read this Prosperity testimony. John W. Boozer, R. F. D. Xo. 2, Prosperity, S. C., says: "I have had j j kidney trouble for two years. I had j t pains in my back and twinges when 11 stcoping or lifting. My back ached j * at night and 1 was lame in the morn- j ing. 1 tired easily, was languid and j nervous and had headaches and diz- | sy spells. My sight blurred. T'e kid- j ? accretion contained* s.dimont.iv * ..ere two frequent in passage and I ! 3 :ad to get up often at night. I -;aid :i i.td 1") months. I tried doctors | * i: cl other remedies, but .quit them and j x-^aii t;sing Dean's Kidney Pills, pro- J i ured ?';t. Newberry Drug Co. They j * :r?-ail.\ l-viewd me in every way."' |( For sale by all dealers. Price -~0 1 nits. Fe-'tv-r-Milburn Co., Puffalo, n ew V rk. -ole agents for tlie Lnited ^ ;ta tcs. I't ii'-i-'Vr the name?JJoair's?-una 11 :ike : o or.her. :0I'll DUl'CGIST HAS A lllir.ISDY ! THAT HE GUARANTEES TO 1 PIZOWTLY i?KL! LYi-j ALL SVOII-' ,VCH DISTRESS. , . f V : , ;i- . k ; ..c:-t : \ v. \'. : . ' { ; l" . . ' v. . >: 4 . ' "V . V. J - ?* rv ' . ? v 1?'.' \ . <? . . , v . I ,?t i ; . %r ? . i '; . ts no ' !; i v ' y r.-ii v.*. > ]; ; r - ' : ; hy I ' I: I- | ' :o dih-. : ;t h t. J eal. *1 for a 30 days' treatment-. 1 \ lailed by American Proprietary Co., > Jostou, Mass. j - r Known to h >NEY, LIVER AND NE costs but 50 cents a bott! )0DINE LIVER 1 ILLS cure Co iookiet and sample free. Ame GILDER & V ; Skin Suffei ! I i *We want all skin sufferers who have 1 suuereu ior many years me lonuit-s <.?i ' disease and who have sought medical aid in vain, to read this. We. as old established druggists of i this community, wish to recommend to | you a product that has given many re; lief and may mean the end of your a iron v. The product is a mild, simple wash, not a patent medicine concocted of various worthless drutjs, but a scientific compound ma.de of well known antiseptic ingredients. It is made in the D.D.D. laboratories ot Chicago and is called the jj.ij.xj. rTescnption iur iiticum. This Is a doctor's special prescription ?on--> that has effected many wonderful cures. GILDER & WEEKS, DRUG r "Vitality^'T fs imparted to your whole flock by the wholesome, invigorating effects of Prs<m> Si Its use makes more ejrgs. a greater ^ per cent fertile, bigger hatches, stronger chicks. Guaranteed or Money Back. 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McGee of Waycross, Ga., lays: "I had a chrtfnic cehi and cough vhieh kept me awake nights for two rears and I felt ured ail the time, sr'inol cured my. cough and I feci ;ironger in eve?/ way." 1 he reason Vinci is so elncacious n such cases is because it contains n a delicious concentrated form all he mediciial curative elements of :cd livor oil, wi,h tonic, blood buildEg iron added. Chronic coughs and colds yield to irinol because it builds up the weak* mod. run-down system. You can got your money back any j ime ic Vinol does noc. do all vo y. ; F. S.?For itciii":?, burning skin try j hit Saxo Salve. Y~o guarantee it. (if.MIKK k CKI.KS, y.v'\hAivn\ S. C. i. 2 a i i "" ?; * ' v t . ' * ' ^ * i ff | fl . . * ' :\on .v a. .? i v?. ? . ~ o : { ? ? V ; , i '"/ r \ 1" 3 j-' ?: . 7 ? " ' \; - * O ]: [ " 5 "*} v ? ' C: . />..' ?'c - "if' ' * fivv" - t . v L' ' . >*v >J .* V--f l l >i v i I j <)(4 Main St., Xewix-rry, S. C. jji sn ~sb iedical Science BLADDER o nr in TaKIpt fnrm Sf! ronfa A/j Ui 111 IUU1V/1 1VI 11J J w V Willi nstipation, 25 cents a box, ricaa Proprietary Co., Boston. VEEKS ers-Read! u The effect of D. D. P. is to soothe instantly, as soon as applied; then it pene I trates the pores, tlestro:. s ana tnrows I oiT all disease germs and leaves the skin clean and healthy. TTe are so confident of the marvelous power of D. P. D. that we have taken advantage of the manufacturers gua. an tee, to offer you a full-size bottle cn trial. You are to judge the merits oi the remedy in your own particular case. If it doesn't help you, it costs you nothing. P. D. D. Soap is _made of the same healing Ingredients. Ask us about it. GISTS, >EWBERRY, S. C. ' STOMACH SUFFERERS Sf Yea Wish To Obtain Complete and Permanent Results Try &7ayr*snonderfa! Stomach Remedy One Pose Wiii Cowviflce You "mAYR'S zzr-rrZL liV&Tlderful. ReraGdy|^????& Mayr's Wonderful Stomr.ch Remedy is well known throughout the country. 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Do away with your pain and suffering and this is often possible with even one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Giomach Remedy. Interesting literature and booklet describing Stomach Ailments s<mt fr^e by Gee H. Mayr. Mfg. Chemise, 154-156 Whiting be. Chicago, 111. For Sale in Newberry, S. C., by Gilder & Weeks. .el's Have Dinner? Fnrdnnfi I'm Hiinirrv ? VI V..VW ? V.Q.J Oh, Ho! ROOT JUICE Makes; You Eat .Like a Wolf and Digest Like ail Ostrich. T'.t, t it, don't s:\y y'ou, arc not hungry, : can't cat, can't <. gest, Oi>' suiier after. : That's a complaint ''iy. r*.?t aj few doses ?.i* ROOI iuto that finicky st^r.'avh oi y? iirs :.?ul see what hap- J pons. V-.'U 11 soon know what good, ! h?aiti:v hunger is, you'll forget about in- J digt.-.-.Lion ; :;1 dyspepsia. in a hurry and : you'll sit '.vn ami enjoy tue niggefi ineui you v<: . . iu n ; ny a. uay. What's more . you'll ex;> rience the greatest surprise of : i'?you'll i?~r/ n that dinner and; you'll have w> pr>:ns nrxl stuffy telling | a.iter it. You'll not belch and bloat like j It t\vi- i ^ JV :"r: 0 >\ \ k-m- ?% : ua;"- 1 ' J:-, ' on '1 jr.- T*iat .:<' >' .'I 'a ; ?s a : rv. *' : > . . . j' . ' for . . . -'. i : J . . . . !"> " JI K ;> tr. u to I- ' , ry'" . ' > I;/: 3 : r . ' ' -. ... It I.. 1.... c ., . 1 V" . i! i .. '; > . * ' ."I til "" ''' " . : , . A ,.2 i v< in v" 'i ' y : ,'L n : . . .t ! ; ir." i.;f ' . ; t: .' it " r .i': t t < y < : ! t.* . ' ?1 mr y < < iI ft-e! I / .. . ; v.'. h oy and happiness xvben you what j rious relief ;t brings. ROOT JITICE j sold all first class (irtig stores at I dollar a bottle and It's v/orth a bun- j iouii suy Hv, tuv. i rub-my-tismIH Will cure your Rheumatism I Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, ^ Colic, Sprains, Bruises, Cu's and ^ .Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects Etc. Antisep*1^ Anodyne, used in( tsrnally and externally. Price 25c. CUiiniJC'^TS'ft S S ? T!?: DIAMOND RRA.VO. A i /Jv-i.'A Luiiic;.! Ask your Druc^int for ? & T\ V"* v> < h.'-ehcs-ter 9 Dtomotifl Tiraiid/>V\ k !?!!!? in R? d end CoZd icctallicYVY boxes, sealed with B!i;e RiUnn. V/ " w 5^*3 Take no o'h-jr. Buy of your * 1 - P? l>ru~eMt- Asi ^rCni-OllKK-TEIlS I ^ ia OIAiVIONf) KRAKD I'iLLS fcf j ?T?* 0 years k nown as Best, Safest, Always Reliahl? j *<-~r SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE ? i - | We Pay Cash Hens - 12c J Fry Chickens - - 14c Roosters - - - 7c { Eggs, dozen - - 25c Turkeys 13c i Best price for beef hides. ! MILLER BROS, Prosperity, S. C. : I Pay Cash For Hens 12c lb ^ < -V Roosters 7 c lb Frying Chickens 14c lb m Eggs 20c doz Turkeys 13c Jas. D. Onattiebaum, B Prosperity, S. C. B YOU wusr | Wkan i7Aiir li/ircn nr mnla m j vilivii juui uyjct ui liiuiv \ | gets sick phone Dr. J. W. Sharp, to be found at the same old stand, residence ^ same. ! 'Phone 156/ j Calls answered promptly i /lav iir mailt j uuj u: uiguii Examination free. I Notice Pensiocers. The County Pension board will meet in the office of the county auditor on . ;alesdnys in February and March. All norsons having business with the >oard will take due notice. J. W. Reagin. i T i ros: i5 ' !> ana Liiappeit rtKin, ? For frost bitten <jars, finger and r* .O' s; chappcd hands and lips, chil- 1 hlains, cold sores, red and rough * skins, there is nothing to equal BuckIon's Arnica Salve. Stops the pain it once and heals quickly. In every iorne there should be a box handy all -\e time Best remedy for all skin | iiseases, itching eczema, tetter, piles, c. 2"c. : All druggists or by mail. ^ F. E. Kucklcn & Co., Philadelphia or Louis. * , jf | Svsry Conr*h Scatters Germs ! T'."/ ST T*T<'I . '."> f.* A ' ' ; 5n the fcani'y, t n' ? : i flfo. f- " - * ' : ;s T* . "_7 > ~\TTT"V" ? >? It i ' ' " '3 further H Cr::: y V .c ' rnys ? "It S B \. Jj \ >s J1 A 3. A! A!I | | - . - ^-Tssassasarvav 3 * M. ^ // M 3BEi ..zzzrzxrjz&m ^TSLL^BY