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V --? ? THE NEWS OF ST. PAUL B i)ld Folks bay t<? Be Observed in AueW list?Lutlier League Meetiis V stponed. i SiiPfi'i1 r> Tin. T-I(-r:ilil r?nf! X'ftWS. * St. Pauls., June 4.?Rev. V. von A. x ^iiser. the pastor of St. Pauls church, preached the q mencenient sermon last Sunday at Ola", S. C. In his abI senee Rev. M. G. Riser preached at :he i " sual hour. "Old Folks Day'' will be observed I at St. Pauls on the third Sunday in Augus;?a long time off yet, but keep i .it in mind, we expeci 10 uu a. si eat . d al on this occasion :o make everything pleasant for the old people who I > may attend. The pragramme will be j announced later. g Mrs. Margaret Singley, be'ter w known as "Aunt Peggy," died at tne j I home of her son-in-law, Mr. W. T. I Livingston, at Newberry. Mrs. Sing' ley had been in bad health for some time and had gone to spwid a while with her daughter, where she bo ?-.-n^ 1 ? i*11 rl \hp I came scnyusij' m ana uiw. j leaves three sons and :hree daughters, 24 grandchildren, one greatgrandchild and a host of friends and rela* tives. Mrs. Singley was the mother j ' " ^ * ?^ ? r?/? OX 111 I'? 0 CQllQren, two suus auu v/ii6 daughter having died some years ago early life. She was married to (Mr. Melvin Singlev, who preceded her no the spirit land nine years ago. ft The interment took place at Bachman Chapel church Thursday at 11 o'clock, | I with services by her pastor, Rev Y. ^ von A. Riser. l Miss Lillian Stone has returned B^rom the Newberry high school to jpljspend her summer vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Sone. 4 Mr. Clyde Epting has returned home (from the Baltimore Den.al College. Mr. Hugh Epting of Newberry college is home for his Senior vacation. Mr. Berly Bedenbaugh .has returned | from one of his frequent pleasant visits tc Saluda counry. j Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wicker spent Saturday and Sunday wi h relatives L-s in Saluda county. * Miss Minnie Livingston and 'Miss I, Lily Belle Richardson spent Saturday K night and Sunday with the family of Mr. Vernon Livingston. Bt Miss Louise Counts spent last ^ftweek with her sister, Mrs. J. C. B Baker of the Long Lane section. Mr. Latimer Shealy and Miss Annie t v Alayer were happily married Sunday, [ t May 31, at the parsonage by Rev. Y. L Ten A. Riser. Both the bride and Bfcsroom live in the Little Mountain ^Hcommuni y. We ex:e^d to them our Wbest wishes. W Miss Frances Kibler of Prosperi y I visited the family cf Mr. J. D. H. h Kibler the past week. ] Miss Myrtle Epting has gone to I' North Carolina to spend the summer. Mrs. Lizzie Boinest is visiting her er, Mrs. E. 0. Counts, at Prosit perity. Tsere has been a good deal of sickL 'ness around here lately, ^I's. Y. I von A. Riser was quite sick for two j I or more weeks, bu. is now on the way L to recovery; Mr. Oscar" Troutman has been confi/.ed to h:s bed for the past ! two weeks, but is thought tD be im- | proving. There have been several j cases of chills and fever in this sec- , tion. On account of the commencement j nf VckTOhprrv eollesre. which began Sunday, the Lu her League of St. Pauls did noi meet Sunday night, ; but will have their regular monthly I meeting on the second Sunday night I of this mon:h; at which time Hon. H. j H. Blease of Newberry will be pres- j ent and address the young people, j T?e announcement that Mr. Blease [ ,will be present is enough said to as- j ^sure all that they will be sure to hear j a- fine and interesting address, beneficial to both old and young. Ex-! j ercises will begin at S:30 p. m. All j visitors are welcome to these services.; "EDITORS APPOINTED ? f Churchmen in Many Stiites Will Help j Make >'ew Columbia Magazine? Staff Will Meet So?h# j i The State, 5;n. Official a-nnouncement was mauc; yesterday :hat The American Lu^^keran Surcey had picked its editorial i Hid business staff and would publish ! ^ first issue October 28, and from , rjfcen od would appear weekly. Picked men from many sections of tae United States, represening many languages, i typ.es and bodies o: men, have ac- j cepted with unanimity the offers ox- j ten^pd by the Rev. W. H. Greevcr, fD. 1)., to be connected wi:.h this newweekly, which propeses o give a Christian interpretation of the issues ; and conditions of the times, and to j cover :he field of human interest and ! I Strong Staff Assembled. The editorial etaff is as follows: General resident editors?The Rev. W7 H> D.. D.; of- Columbia, the Rev. Walter -E.~" Schuette of To- i ledo. Ohio, and: the Rev. George T. j Rvgh of Xor'hfield, bo U re-! view s aff?The Rev. C. Arniajid Mil-! ler, 1). D.. of P/jiladelpjia and the j Rev 1). H. Baiisliii, 1). 1)., of Spring- i *?/-.!/I .L"ir\o vtntnnf rvt% UiA<rf M - ! V/iliU % \Jl 1/ivj-iiM I phies?The Rev. Henry K. Jacobs, j I). L).. of Mt. Airy, Philadelphia; staff j o: consulting editors?The Kev. L. G. Abrahanison, D. I)., of R >ck Island, 111., the Rev. W. H. T. Dau, D. D., of St. L'juis, and the Rev. M. Reu, D. D. of Dubuque, Iowa. The business staff is composed of tho fnl 1 r*winpr wpll known men I George B. Cromer of Newberry, presiden: of the corporation; P. H. Haitiwanger of Columbia, vice president of the corporation; J. A. Haas of Allentown, Pa., and F. G. Gotwald of York, Pa., vice president of the cor T tTonrv Morms 'Of XP'W- 1 auuu , *j . i-ivui j ^ . berry, president of Xewberry college; H. M. Miller of Columbia, treasurer of the corporation; A. H. Kohn of Columbia, chairman of t.he board of directs; the Rer. George J. Gongaware of Charleston, secretary of the board of direetors; P. C. Price of Columbia, member of the board of di- j rectors; Kenneth Baker of Green- j wood, member of the executive ccm- j mittee; Robbin Wolf of Pi tsburgh, member of ihe board of directors, and W. H. Greever of Columbia, general, business manager of the corporation. These man stand for a combined constituency of a'boit 2,500,000 communicants of the Lutheran church, and! their acccjptance of the positions is ;he result of months of travel, correspondence and consultation. Un derstandings with th(ise men were brought about by a recent :rip of Dr. I Greever, who went to Columbus, Toledo and Springfield, Ohio; Rock Is- J land and Chicago, 111.; St. Louis, | P3 tsburg a'nd Phiadelphia. The paper represent 12 years of work, I wi.h concentrated efforts during the j past year by Dr. Greever. ^ St#ck Widely Distributed. "Recent mails/' said Dr. Greever ' yesterday, "have brought request for i stock from such varied points as j ? - - ^ ,v 5 TT I Pennsylvania, bourn jjaKoia anu nou-1 olulu. We are starting to circularize j 9,080 ministers by way of experiment in anticipation of a larger c?*npaign. We expect :o open the initial sub- [ scription list with not less than 5,000 J subscriptions, and I am expecting 500 ! of these from Columbia. We now nave a man in the WTest in ihe interest of circula ion and advertising, and I have received word from him that he is favorably considering the ! position of general circulation and j advertising manager with us. We are new at work selecting our representatives in ;he large centres all over the country;' The American Lutheran Survey will j be a 52-page weekly of the size of (The Literary Digest, and will contain a number of distinct depar ments intended to cover :he field in which T'.ie Outlook, The Independent and others are ;:ow found. It proposes WliPti Ynnr fill II I1V11 JL UWA I/i Your Whole S J f Vrvi 1 l-Iovra o n t *4 iuuiioytaiij Disease Do Noti Too Late91 =TO-I THE HOT CPP1 lliLl 41V A VI All a Complete < Remec Syphilis, * 17 nczema, Erysipelas, Anil all nthpr Fnrmc of R AAUM. MM VltlVi A VI Hot Springs Physicians p est Blood and Ski placed on th Full Course Treatm | $ 12.50 Single j We Prepare a Remed Write us your Troubles. All C Hot Springs Met 827 1-2 Central Avenue, f f?J VUiUi? IWJ (J should be "nipped in the lYQ M bud", fcr if allowed to run I\n Y unchecked, serious results Y J U may follow. Numerous 1 cases of consumption, pneu- gs? j | monia, and other fatal disI P3CPC ran hp traced hack to I I a cold. At the first sign of a cold, protect yourself by thoroughly cleansing your system with a few doses of THEDFORD'S ni mi/ DLAulV* DRAUGHT | I the old reliable, vegetable I j liver povrder. Mr. Chas. A. Ragland, o< I Madisoa Heights, Va., says: SI ;,I have been using Thed- || ml [fords Black-Draught forjji^jy I ] 11 stomach troubles, indiges-H 11 j AW tion. and colds, and find ittoMM Afl be the very best medicine iK/vl Vfiever trscd. It makes an oldM/v of man feel like a young one." |ln C? iastst on Thedtord's, thefOj Q original and genuine. E-67lMn to give a Christian interpre:ation of the times, but will not be a church paper in the ordinary acceptance of that term. It propses to deal wr.h ! "those questions which men, both j leaders and the masses, have :o face j day by day, the practical questions which concern all classes of society, n -*1- - ? - ? J A Vk-N An ! ana uiose muie 'luuuaiucuwi yuco-; tions which leaders recognize as in- j relying the basic principles of relig- i ? ion, philosophy, science and the so- i cial and civil laws which grow out f j them." The first staff meeting "will be held in Chicago June 23, which fact indicates that though this institution is iri Pnl nmhio it ie in n A spnSP I lUV/aiCU 111 C* XI/ , localized. The resident ediiors will j arrive in Columbia about September j I 1 in order to take up their du iee.' I WANTED TEACHER | ! For Vaughnville school. Salary $45 per month. Term eight months. Send ; application to L. H. Senn, ; J. 0. Johnson, Chappells, S. C. i CHICHESTER S PILLS i TIIE DIAMOND BEAND. A I Ladles! Ask your Druggist for /j\ | ? is Chl^cbes?ters Diamond Brand/^W : I'HIs in Red and Gold nieta!iic\\^V 1 ?iboxes, sealed with Blue Ribbon. \/ \ w Take no other. Buy of your ? i'l ~ flf Druggist. Ask forCIH-C!lES-TEK S j I ^ ? DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for 25 j V'O* IS years known as Best, Safest, Always Reliable -r SOLS BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE I i ood is Right ystem is Right 7 Blood or Skin Delay until it is but Order )AY~ ; WfC DHUTCIW 11U J llJulTiLil/1 j' and Positive j! iy for \cne, m m i L Malaria, Rheumatism < Iood and Skin Diseases. < ronounce this the Greati n Remedy ever 1 e Market. Lent?Three Bottles Bottle $5.00 y for Every Disease. i ( 1 r?i. _?i_. n * A ! . orresponaence oiricny rnvate ; < licise Company, Hot Springs, Arkansas. - -- 1 Vac; Niagai tl ]S c IN July Seaboai Mnunt Pi( ITAVMII^ * 4fc? Niagara C Thousand Montreal, Montmon White Mc Three 1 Three i A Complete Itir Recreation, Interestii Personally Cond Gattis. I GATTl *cv. Tourist Agents 4MRHBnnBBMaMD DBnBBBBMBnBBBMBMBB ? ANSOHNTEMEXTS. House of Representatives. Godfrey M. Harmon is hereby an aounced as a candidate for the legisla- J ture and will abide the result of the Democratic primary. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the House of Representa:ives, subject to the Democratic primary. Xeal W, Workman. George S. Mower Is "nereoy announced as a candidate for nomination for :he House of Representatives in the approaching Democratic primary. H. 0. Lons is hereby announced as i candidate for the Hoase of Representatives and will abide the result Df the Democrats primary. Joe B. Derrick is hereby announced as a candidate for the House of Representatives and will abide the result of the Democratic primary. Dr. J. "Wm. Folk is hereby an lounced as a candidate for the legis-1 ature and will abide the rules of the Democratic primary. Platform: Coloration. education and lower iaxes. County Supervisor. The many friends of D. C. Boland j lereby announce biin a candidate for J bounty Supervisor and pledge him to j ibide the result of the Democratic primary. I hereby announce myself a candidate iot County Supervisor for Newberry and .witt abide the rule?/ of the-, m gs ? xractr _i! 1 a-tiuii j ra Falls. Ca tie Beautifu lewEnsflaiu Country am lew Yor] 1 1Q 1 1-Ii/, A Via The rd Air Line I Arirl Pnnnprfinn*. $gah, Niagara Falls, lorge, Toronto, Islands, Rapids of the St Quebec, sncy Falls, St. Anne de Bea >untains, Summit Mt, Wa Boston and New York. Davs in Rosl Days in Ne^ lerary at Minimum Cost for ei 1 g and Instructive travel. ucted by Mr. C. H. Gattis and S TOURIST AC nn rtou M n llALLlUn, il. v.. i Seaboard Air Line R7/. Wri \ \ Democratic primary. L. C. Livingstone. I hereby announce myself ^ candidate for Supervisor for Newberry county ?ubject to the Democratic party. J. C. Sample. I am a candidate for Supervisor, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. J. H. Chappell. I hereov announce myself a candidate for Supervisor of Newberry county and will abide by Democratic primary. Henry M. Boozer. The many friends of J. Monroe! Wicker recognizing his ability and qualifications, we hereby nominate him for County Supervisor, subject to the Democratic primary. Friends. I am a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Newberry county subject to rules of the Democratic primary election. L. I. Feagle. I hereby announce myself a candidal for Supervisor of Newberry county and will abide the result of the Democratic primary. Custis L. Leitzsey. Magistrate >"os. 1 and 8. I hereby announce mvseir a candi-! date for Magistrate for Townships | Xos. 1 and 8 and will a^ide the result of the Democratic primary. L. M. Player. Charles W. Douglas hereby an? *<*n*ced as-a candidate fo. ^^atrate for. 1 and >. Nitecl V K - "1 . : i I LE |! /\1 11? . UU1 HHHSnnBBi I ' nada, ll J rl k ' I } Q1A ' %j n I Railway i . Lawrence, mnr? "*r* ishington:on and w York i ghteen days of Rest, rkanAVAni -1 Kw Mr*. VUU|/VA ? ** v vv a : / IENQ I 3 I te for Booklet f f % to the rules of the Democratic primary. r* T T"> ^ ~ ~ ^ lj. ivjutjipspers^r is nereuy announced as a candidate for Magistrate for Townships Nos. 1 and 8, subject tothe rules of the Democratic primary.. Jacob L. Dickert is hereby announc? ed as a candidate for Magistrate for townships Nos. 1 and 8 and will abi&y the result cf the Democratic . 3Jkigistrate Township IiO. 3. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Magistrate in Township No. 6, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. Jno. B. McCuIIuur.. I announce myself a candidate for Magistrate for Township No. 3 and will abide the result of the Democratic- f ?n .11 Lff 3 primary. w. u. ituiaenoru. Magistrate >"o. 9. 6. L. Fellers is hereby announced as a candidate for nomination for Magistrate for Xo. 9 township in the apBroachins primary. Friendn. Magistrate >'o. 11. H. H. Ruff is hereby announced a? a candidate for reelection for magistrate of Xo. 11 township and will abide hv rhp rule-, of the Democratic Darty. Magistrate >'< . 10. J. A. Kinard is hereby announced a3 a candidate for Magistrate, Township No. 10, and will abide she result c2 the Democratic primary. Having decided no make the race for Magistrate in No. 10 township I hereby announce myself for reelection and wHi abide the resiilt thereof. W$rtv ? f -