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SLc. *flpKR ARRESTED. E jSptesoes H. Hodge* (?1tw SipMHUWe to Ans^AUburg, Oct. 8.?For whipBfl^ltelvin McLaughlin, the 12- ! HwttD if J. P. McLaughlin, J, [||&11 Hrimmond street. Profess- ( ^pfe.a B. Hodges, principal of , EfifetfaBlde school on South ( ? street, was served yester- , MRfinvooh with a warrant issued ; |lBS*l*trate Silas M. Wetmore, , I { HCS uiui nun uoouiiiiii aiiu untS^He furnished a (200 bond ( ' ffraffltppes ranee. The hearing M kwtleld to-morrow afternoon at SijMjfgkk. He will likely demand complaint was made by the fingitf' the boy. Mr. McLauchlln UjaxaHpjdy Indignant and said that YHHRbii of what Melvin's offense Professor Hodges had no ( flHgnflict such a terrible whip?l JEk?- hs declared the boy reto the boy he was pun P*iu8e he did not know how syllables. On Tuesday reporter he was given the ' 'gladdt n" to spell. He knew A{M?5t6 spell it, but Miss Thomas, ?^flMgiher, directed him to spell it | ^ nMles and he didn't know how LAND YALVABLK. County Man Writes About :-v Recent Sales. real estate is valuable in i 'Aj^ttlipWitaa is shown by the folfrom a letter received by -W. Williams, the United States i'e |fr; demonstration agent, from ^ klvingBton. of Bennettsvllle, ? llarlboro county: "A tract of, my agricultural land, situated six miles fror# the ft containing llt>H acre*,' within the past few $94,300 or 3204 per acre. "M SiB9r,at* ' lu Marlboro Gk Hj^Bfeonsidered the most pro: *ffctO W the State. (^jia to Do This Month . wnr oats; pegin wheat sowP '(.Working all lands for 1 :4m?ps until ready to sow; tr?>;it Hjfc^amutty, with bluestone or!1 Ift^KOen ou planting cover and ' crops, vetch, crimson clover, ' (! ~W> iurnip?. i#ther in the corn; get the Ir Ptover and all the hay ' ander ahelter or In good ( Keep the cotton picked as it ' put it under shelter after it in boll weevil territory :a<lyto destroy the stalks as ^r$S()*pare for the storing of j * St l "bles and fruits; see pay to build a potato j ^ i shelter, if there is S farm tools, and keep iry next winter, he hogs?they should pidly now; give all especially the colts and special attention. 013 fall plowing; get ,nd bushes; dri in wet B for l>etter cjro . next e to set out soii\ fruit me berries and gTrx?es; ' growing vegetabwk^ after the house and j ^ Sit some shrubbery and , |lb needed repairing and arrange a more conveni? supply for the coming jfcs-lelgh (N. C.) Progress0Ulif ami Gazette. Gaby bleep by Himself. aBttt his good food, comfort-! lothe* and daily bath, the not going to thrive if he <j| have plenty of sound, rcst*>, Given a comfortable bed, 3b ?r, for naps and soft, ^ * covering, the baby canhe call of sleep. Always, nave a bed to himnothing so debillatJky or mother, nothing so good feeding habits as the practice of having the baby life same bed with the moth iTH is no good reason for talcs, for the little mattress mwde of the stxnplest mater-1 little cover of cheap cheese a layer of cotton batting while the bed itself basket, or dry, clean ' F. L. Stephens, in X. C. Progressive Farmer ' "'xcmcis"1" f given that all I ' father, the late 1 repair, wiH be t bidder for cash i from date heres la called for. --n?1 ?T?I War Made More Terrible. According to tUe corresponleut of j the Standard, of London, unmanned hips, submarine are driven forward or backward, steered hither and thither?handled with perfect ease by an invisible hand on shore in the case of vessels and submarines and ou the ground in the case of air}h ins are the latent urnH nrtl/>no of German inventive ingenuity by the one more terror has been added by the new device to the horrors modern warfare. {i Two Germans, the electrical engineer, Christopher Wlrth annd the j i manufacturer, Christopher Beck, j I nave invented a ship whose engine i i ean be started or stopped and whose 1i tielm can be controlled by the elec- i trlcal waves communicated without, wires to a receiving apparatus on |: board the mysterious vessel by a sending apparatus on shore, Bimilar Lo that required by wireless tele- . graphy. By means of these elecirical waves a gun on board the ship can be fired and signals can be transmitted, both bv flashlisrht 1 . and by bells. All these wonders are ( possible within a radius of 18 ' miles from the wireless station on ( shore, which transmits the controll- \ Lug force to the vessel. The prac- 1 Licability of the new invention has ' been demonstrated by exhaustive i experiments on the Dutzendteich, a | large expanse of water near Nurem- 1 berg, with a motor boat, the Prinz ' Ludwig. An eye witness of the , tests writes: j i "1 have seen the interesting trial 1 trips of a large unmanned motor j1 boat, which" was controlled and steered from the bank of the lake by means of wireless telegraphy. 1 also saw guns being fired on board ; the unmanned vessel r.nd heard a | bell ring on the deck, and also saw ( flashlight signals given in the same way?with the help of electrical * waves. When I first arrived the , < uiiiiurDoai rnni L.udwig was lying , motionless in the middle of the lake. No one was on board. Suddenly a gun was fired on the deck and I saw the screw begin to revolve and to drive the boat forward. Then I saw the boat follow a zigzag course, steered by some unseen power. There were ordinary rowing boats on the lake, and when the unmanned vessel approached them she gave a signal by means of a bell to indicate whether she intended to port or to starboard, and the indicated course was carried out with absolute accuracy. "I watched the maneuvers of the unmanned boat for a whole hour I luring the day time and again in .he evening when the signals were lot given by means of bells, but by lashligbts. At the end of these ests the unmanned vessel was irought to her anchorage by the lame unseen forces. These forces vere emitted from a sending staion on shore to receiving apparauses on the boat. These Hertzian vaves sent from the shore started ind stopped the engine and con- \ rolled the helm of the vessel. The vill of the man who controls the electrical waves on shore thus exercises absolute command over the inmanned vessel." Look at the ilate on your lal?el mil see liow far you are behind ivith your subscription. After January 1st The Herald will he put >n the cnsh-in-advaiiee system niul it will lie to your interest to iwiv - ' I ' up now anil get u chance at one of the handsome prizes Iteing offered ?particularly that handsome $tO(MH> buggy now on exhibition at Holliday's Stables. Several tracts of land were sold at the Master's sales on Monday. Te largest tract sold was the Ferdinand Rogers place, lying in Carmichael and Hillsboro townships. The place contains 440 acres and was bid in by P. B. Sellers for $3,250. The Jewitt McCall property in the town of Dillon, including several houses and lots, was sold for $3,300. A lot 40 by 140 feet in the case of J. A. Hamilton against W. K. Hamilton, was bid iu by P. B. Sellers for $240. Two small houses on the lower end of Main street wore sold by the Dillon Building 6c l?oan Association and were bid in by W. M. Hamer //?? ?">A f iuv. 14 u ue a large crowd attended the sales and the bidding was lively at times. ice water is not available, water tnay be cooled by placing It In a tin vessel and covering with a coarse wet cloth. Place, if possible, where a breeze will blow on it > and it will cool by evaporation. When starching colored summer fabrics, it is a good idea to use fee starch, made by adding two cupfulls of perfectly clear coffee to the starch after It has been boiled. The garbage can should be clean- I ed thoroughly at least once a week with hot suds, rubbed in with an old broom and then Tinned with a solution of washing soda or lye. - 1 f ' KRXAL will be here In a few days. Watch for the window die-1 play at Evans' Pharmacy. CITATION. State of 8oath Carolina, Dillon County. By R. A. Brunson, Esq., Probate Judge. Whereas, T. J. Collins has made suit to me to grant htm letters of administration on the effects and estate of W. L. Collins, deceased, these are therefore to cite and adn'onish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the Baid W. L. Collins, deceased, ' that they be and appear at my of- ] rice in Dillon, S. C., on Friday, October 7th, 1910, at ten o'clock in I the forenoon to show cause, if any they have, why said letters of administration should not be granted. j Given under mv h#nH or?H ?noi ! 27th day of September, 1910. R. A. Brunson, Probate Judge. ' r < Notice to Tr*u?tees and Teachers. At a meeting of the County 1 Board of Education It was decided j ( Lhat no school warrant of any nature whatever would be paid ex- * sept when presented by the owner * in person. Especially is this true t 3f teachers' salaries. For a long , time it has been customary for the teachers of Marion county to send 4 In their claims by mail and get * sheck returned and this was allow- i .. ?d because of the great distance to ; the court house, which made it al- 4 most impossible for a great many i * teachers to get to the county seat, ? t>ut we have a small county now ? ind every teacher can get here , with very little inconvenience. So * please take notice and do not send * -v ,vui tiuima uui unng mem. * Joe P. Lane. { , A cake made without butter needs; < 1 quick oven, a cake made with i ?s Gutter, except dark spice cakes and fruit cakes, need a moderately quick , jven, and the spice cakes and fruit :akes need a slow oven. ! * Do You Have Headache jj TAKE ONE . J / B/ OF THESE i TABLETS j Jl" r AND THE PAIN * l? GONE. ! ^ "My first experience with Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pills was a sample package handed ] me. They relieved the pain so promptly that I have never < been without them since. I | have given them to many | friends when they had headache and they never failed to relieve them. I have suffered with neuralgia in my head, and th#? first T ? . ...W ?** ov V7IIV, JL IUUIV I C" lieved me. They have cured me of neuralgia. I would not be without them." MISS LILLIE B. COLLINS ' R. F. D. No. i, Salem, Va. Sold by druggists everywhere, who ] are authorized to return price of first package If they fall to benefit. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind. 1 i American Beactt ! CORSETS I "uAiNTV A3 TM? ROfttt" I yjgVir A r.v woman who 1 chooses can i::> rr?ve her pcr-li 7 sonal beamy ] j **f with little effort ^ or expense. *. 4* ^Vear an y k :&*$! AMEXlflAS V / V# .5KAUTY rt ! 41X0 to S8.C0 n[r^S '3, 11 improve \ flf|! [ tf ' <W t':c appearance TOr\iil\ cf any gown that j Pfyv~T)l \ iJ worn over it. KALAMAZOO CORSET CO. Lxcliuive V^ke-* KALAMAZCK . MICH. Because we Vlievc in t!i.::? sell and recommend tlicra. FOfc SALE BY E- L- MOORE & ^ ASHCRAFTS Condition Powders "Ask for tkm Klmd Pat Up im PoW Brunson Drug Store * PROFESSIONAL CARDS '*V 4 B^^inei#4W*#C.# Moow? ** * 8LLER8 A MOORK * Attorneys at Law ^ * Practice In State and * * Federal Courts. Special at- * * tentlon given to collections. * * Office over Bank of Dillon. 4**++JAH*\*Vohnhon+++4*' * Attorney at Law * ' Marlon. South Carolina. * Practicing in the Courts of * ! < ' Dillon County. 7-21-tf | * ' Office of TOWNSEND, IKNiKKS & McLAlRlX, Attorneys at Law. * * Dillon ,S. C. * Office above McLaurin Drug ' Store. ;' j' * J. M. JOHNSON, Jr., 1 ? C. K. * Surveying and Engineering. * < ' Drafting and Blue Printing |, Represented by ] \V. F. K. Johnson, * | ' Office over Cotton Mill Office * Dillon, S. C. ? ' * * j 1 Knox Livingston, J. B. Gibson, 4 ' Benuettsville, S. C. Dillon, 8. C. * j LIVINGSTON & GIBSON, * < Attorneys at Law. * ?i Offices on Railroad Ave., ;! ' next door to Cotton Mill of 1 I fices. * Dillon, S. C. ! GBO. " u." V^rricrRKw; I Attorney at Law. * i, Office up stairs over Cot- ' ton Mill office. > Dillon, 8. C. * ! <+ + +** +++ +***++ + j ? ? ! LAN VIC A IT D. LIDK j Attorney at Law * j Marion, S. C. ! 1 Office in Graham Building. * , < * < * j WALTER F. 8TACKHOU8E j, Attorney at Law * * UnwUw Qo..*k n?1i * * wai ivu, ovum varuiiutt. "" j * Phone No. 9. * i > ************************* \ !! o. m. page. c. k., ; a Civil Engineer, Land Sur- \ veytng and General Engl- * j | neering. Draughting and * j i Blue Printing. j Office over McLaurin'a store j ?*??????????????????????* \ ; i ? J \N. L. DOUGLAS j ?3.00,*3.5Q,?4.CC : &. *5.00^r^ > SHOES s? test in fto World / m^-r~ e union / made i vj x ' n. . Boys' J , Shoes I ?Hkr4 $2-??\frm V ana Aa'^J $2.50 cait Color Eyelets Used W. L. Douglas shoes are trie !owr:t ] price, quality considered, in the woi . d. rheir excellent style, easy fitting d long wearing qualities excel those of other makes. If you hare been paying high prices for your shoes, the ne:;t ti r.e j you need a pair gire W. L Douglas shoes a trial. You can save money on your Footwear and get shoes that are just as I good in every way as those that have been costing you higher pricos. If you could visit our large factories j at Brockton, Mass., and see for yourself bow carefully W. L. Douglas shoes are 1 made, you would then understand why > they hold their shape, fit better and I wear longer than other makes. I'A.I'TIO.M ? \V. I. DongUs i?anio ami ; ?n? U Ksinped on thn bottom to protect tlic ?.n cr aauiuii tilgh prices srol Inferior shoes. Tnkr No Nuli.tl. liilf. If W. L. Doiii:l?? slncssre not for tale In -. our vicinity, write foi Mall OrrtcrCtUnloif. W.LiUWtllU, Brockton. Moss. FOB SALS BT For Sale by L. COTTINGHAM. Rtteumocide; Z"' IT CURES , Rht?M?IUai And Blood DUmmi Th< iiuo of rh-umauam la rtrvao uru ? td 10 ih<> lihxKl To i-ure rUoumntlatn tbi? arid n?*i i? rxp>'ii>-d from tbo aym.ai Uhfinnmiitu i? ao lotrrnal dlwio and r? i|Hif* an lairroMl reortly Hubblni wtir nil* unit lintiD'-olo outy cow Mir polo liui I hoi ml* < ? iaor<> i-uro rliruma IlKiu t Iik ? puiui ?lli itiaugo (tie IIho of rot tan wmid ( r?? RbKOMOIb* to Utr Carrd, tfc ii tif hat dbNh-riHl a porfoot and row pine rure nllrd Ubiutnaclde Tniwl in hundreda of raaoa. H boo HTrrtcd warvd out euro* Rbeumarid* rvoaovra lit rauar ana at the Joint < from tbo inalde. tarm ibo poiaoaa owl of ihr a mi cm 1000a up tbr atotaarb. regulate* ibo boor la and n.f?? sold by druggist* < "kx and li . la labtd form at 25c and .Vk- I?y wall Booklet frrc HobbIM fhcoiicii Co Baltimore Mu -Goto at Ikt Joint* fro Of Ikt ItisMr " b; EVANS PHARMACY. s STAftrjllli j wm/HEE3 ! You can save money only while yc age comes don't let It be fettered days. It is pitiable to be old aud | have your money. We pay liberal interest consiste MAKE OUR BANK THE BANK C Dillon, S T. B. Stackhouse, Pres. | CaDital and Sun ++++ . ' ?????? w w ???*????????? { >*** I PIP Sinokem will do ' line of pipes, and 11 bargain*. Aa eleica It velt lew fo select frot i p Uf sImi have, jui t fill line of liMlles' ? ? * parses. pocket IkkiWh | Evans' P I The Leading * m The Supreme Proof of Sigh Investment Earnings?Low A Lapse Rate. p rHE SOUTH ATLANTIC LIFE INSURANCE CO., 9F RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. P E. Strudwick, Pres. n ealized 69 per cent, interest and d nvestment profit during 1909 c< md increased its insurance 63 a )er cent, of the amount written. e< YIAX FA<tt I Aral P - wwj juvvhi ii^pi c#cuian you chased from a mail order ! even a hardware store. The jeweler, who takes pr expert, * specialist, wants t Of course, your jeweler ca demand it, but he would rath* Mil sent, ia the moot dependable. lv) If yon are going to purcht watch talk with Bell & Jordan, r. ?Ve also carry a full line :r.t glass and sterling silv jewelery reparing a spec is >u have money. When old X by the folly of your younger ?oor. B.ink your money and * 1 t 3 K nt with safety. '1 IYOYRBANK. )F DILLON, C. | W. T. Bethea, Cashier. )lus $125,000 ................. ....... j i V S* S"S"a> ?B? f * * 171 * ? * I well to nee our ;et some real ^ nt line of no- !]. n. J SES. | at in, a beautiu??i gentlemen'* J i and cart! oww. 'harmacyDruggist. t jf yyvMgyw>>uuuM"uuti"""t,?-'f ? n itvnrwn wwwww n n n wi w jvn x a*v ?ii Ideal Management j * j * i- .>* ra/>/N**? ?J 1 - . >&wiu uiic^uaieu uy any comany of its age or order. A policy issued by this com- '! any eliminates all embarrassment for our loved ones should eath overtake you. It insures onfidence by giving substantial id when assistance is most needi. ive, Dillon, S. C. Ian On Earth TOWS WHICH IS IE BEST WATCH J EARTH BETTER AN YOUR JEWELER me jewelers, who do not have ckford Watches, may offer the kind which can be pur house, a department store, or ide in the fact that he ?8 an ? BeUjeg, the best. n selfl^Raomething else, if you 3r giBgyu what, in his judgise, it will pay you to have a The Jewellers of jewelry, diamonds, er. Fine watch and $ Jty. Dillon, S. C.