The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, January 17, 1918, Page Page Three, Image 3

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HL? *13 r2ot J^^Hn > ? yowMr -r or tot, I HwS^^^Het that gmt /T J^^Hhi of Ola atftto aal roj|T J^^Hh to dwr for I Mp^^^Hiaral to mo sr to P^^^H?ehlaf I hftT# ftljdC^J| Vat thoee who attempt SlF^^HnotlTM or fteeaee mo principle# or Bleaae iVP^^Bhell J^jfl toToan Truly, 1. R- TILLMAN. to Tillman. Trenton, 8. C. MM Jwfour* of the Sad taot to 1b reply bos to ooy that n^nKwNia of my dbMi la portI awullowed Till mania m gg^ rtilTod lor ? fall dooo of Id 1*11. My political atom never fully recovered from but thank you I am ImprovHflf and seeing your appeal for belc S^K^olumbia "State," la a power ^tonic which la rapidly raatoriai ^B^^tlcal tiasuc. been dtp reaping to hare th< ^^niT?natir? crowd laugh an< aayiag; "Wo told you al ^pifeR Tillman waaa fake and frau< their property. Tou unload u * fraud. You betrayed ^^^ruined every leader who aided ^^^#by. Shell. FWley, Ellerby hit died deopiaing you, point to one bow living who B^hPt hate you. In lltO, th< claaa waa in bad ahape. cot wa WM lulow th? mo?t of nrodnctloi stared us la the face. To? UKihure been sincere when yoi Mkwbut power rained you. Tot LtEAral money from brother Oeor on, and then yon bo uUflbim because Talbert had th< backing. You were In deb LjlmJAneeded money. Larry Gann the State Dispensary an< LxJpMribates filled your eyes. nH3Anp the first board, a dog and a smart Columbb nPrn^Hnwlf, and a lianor mer y|Aj|HcharIwtoii. -Ton gar P^KaBsougk to get rid of hist and liquor seller tool IK^^Hill your pockets wttl looee blood, mnr ]|jmn^^^neet corruption eeei had Instracthe saactlEs^Hg^^^^^^^^kterronise peopW L^^Hgj^^^^^^HKlthy crew wen town of Dar like a dirt] the peniten offering agains ^^V^^^^^^^Abrother ii gra 1890 you foi you ou( to ?tototono n t^MMtnr mmt to ?nI to mr TMord r IlirtMl of tevtai ctttam Mortor4 W l*M umtan k* Mil too too \.<m to too fowtr to Morer. M iMyft fcfts bwtk?r Mr tried te rob a mother of her T< MUM ao m iftt. No Senator, I u wn act aoeMt roar invitation to go b to ML I haTO bad aavgh of jrot F la thin world aad'do not ear# to eon- d Anns tbo aaaoalaHoa la the aeit t> M. . SULUYAN, _ Townvitle. 8. C., Noo. 1. 1917. _ U V ^ Ft. Mill Nowa: * It baa booa reported from time to time, aad occasionally la snob a . war m to oneoarato belief !a the reports, that the Allied governments. Including tb# United 8tatee, are In loeoooloa of information concerning i conditions la the Central Empires, < which if it were mad? known, would make manifest to every mind the fol- 1 ly of concluding any sort of compromise peace with the enemy, says the News and Courier. The implication Is, of eoarse, that this information reveels so desperate a state of affairs in the enemy country that victory for the Allies in a comparatively abort time is a certainty provided they stick to their task. If there is say truth in these rumors, the time eesme to be approaching whoa the facts should be made known. The enemy rovernments hart launched the most formidable > |iie> movement n yet undertaken by then, and hrored by the situation In Eunto, they bar? placed their feee In what eeeme en its surface, an awkward predicament. If there are facte known to the Allied governments, but not to the Allied . peoples, which indicate clearly that i this effort of the enemy to eompro. miae Is really a last effort to avoid a i surrender which otherwise cannot . possibly be lone posponed, only the t puUeatlon of these fads can brine about full accord and understandlne between the Allied covernments and their peoples in dealine with the I German peace drive. I Hub (meetine wife down-town)? 1 "What makes you so late?" frsiv?-*ir stopf to sdorten-one of 1 dauehtor's dresses for the party 1 he's coine to to-night. I can hardly r realise that she's quite erown up now."?New Tork American. ? :^^co ! ?A Mi Waste is oftei j A Maxwell car dollars a month to i Which is the r< i ? si l { * ti ! ; : Use of ? Mar Your neighboi i yon. As wave cards food example ben t \ San yes; bu 1 | Tm Btrhnt $10 I. 1 W. R i _ sslImST jtSSSJit F AppttQftttMl VMV BbO fCO A Abb! RttTZzzstMS fteoot 11 o'eleek ?. a. bM fena m*~ taUi f?rlh*kNriu of wli HtttB. JOB CABBLL DAVIS, J?iC? of Probot* Dtlbm Owntr. i*-?t. . . Hm bm ?m4 for all ailments that ro mimI by a disordered stomach id Inactive liver, aoah as sick headshe, constipation, soar atomaeb, uermm ladlnsstlsa. fermentation of >od, palpitation of tho heart caused r gases In tho stomach. Avoit tower Is a gentle laxative, regelates lf?Uos both la stomach sal o Mttaes. cleans and sweetens h tomach and alimentary canal, s milates the lnver to secrete the .lie ad imparities from the blood. I* ad 7S cent bottles. Sold by Ci ?1hael Drue Go. lS-SI-17-eow No. NOTICE TO 8TOCKHODDBBS. Notlc* is hereby liven that then rill be a meeting of the 8tqpkholden >f The Bchtfer Co.. a corporatioi J? I PAID BY ^ TkeBvdtcS 1 DistincfnvService" m For "V ? - < B^kW "Haw Kvery day mm an iacre the activities of woamin It ia therefore of the gi maintain the right baaMn cial feature of women's ac fnl advice and assist a are a exclusive use. nomize W ixwell Car \ i committed when the intenl , famous for its economy, wil operate and maintain, sal economy: (1) To use the car and save I rength, and mental rigor? (2) To do without the car, me ra your business, lose the h mined from motoring, and worry i ?Jf into Sinew? ?sQ car will give you self con a and associates will get me widen when a pebble hits ti efit your entire community, ft do it sensibly, and let the M trmg Csr $745, Rtm^ster $745, 6*aj 95; Stdmm with Win Wkmli $1195 STANTON, C rt Mb OmmWmt. ?t tk? ??m of the fH??jr ? the towa of Little Bock. U the c?-ty of DUl<m and State aforaeaid on tka S8th day of January, l?lt. The purpoee of thla meeting la to ote on the question of the liquidation of the aaeeia, and the wlndng up * * >? Kn?l??? a nf Mid Rornoration. A. 8CHAFER, President. 8. I. 8CHAVER, Sec. A Treos. ?U-I7-4t. CITATION The 8tate of South Carolina, County of Dillon. By Joe Cabell Deris, Probate Judge: Whereas, M. H. Barfield made suit to to grant unto him Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of R. T. Barfield.* These Are, Therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said R. T. BarHeld deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Dillon on Monday Jaoy list next, after publication hereof, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to Show cause. If any they hare, why the said Administration should not be granted. CIren under my hand this 4 th day of January Anno Domini 1118. JOE CABELL DAVIS, I Judge of Probate, i Dillon County, S. C. i 1-10-St. V omen Doe* it BeneAt Me?" ase in the breadth mad scope of neatest importance for women to I connections. We make a specounts, affording practical, helpusd famishing facilities for their lsely Vill Help | ion is to economize. , 1 -cost you only a few | \ Hme, Ion \ oahh g - y ifidence. 'i ntal inspiration from \ be water, so will jour laxweD help. * $1095 \ F.O.B. Detrut i 'lio, S. C ? > Come in, get Bank Books and put ys/ur Children in tne Club _ ? It costs nothing to join and 1 money. Yon can begin with 10 c? and increase your deposit the same In SO weeks: 10-CENT CLUB PI S-CENT CLUB PJ Z-CENT CLUB PI 1-CENT CLUB PI Or yon can begin with the lai payments each week. Yon can deposit BO cents, $1.1 GOME IN AND ASK ABOUT Ike BANK < ! I i WBB?? How To ILLLr Did it ever oc< might not be using right way? low, or six inches 3 mitter of your teleph You should tal transmitter?not simj lips about one inch fi Speak in an even toi sary to shout. There is much th the proper way to t lif+1p nilpq 117111 V?p1? M?MV A VAAVO ff AAA *AW1?S? W * you T*l* SOUTHERN BELL T1 AND TELEGRAPH I R. N. PFAFF, Mans I j !An Ambition an / yHE needs of the South are id of die S'UiIkmi Railway: the ffowl J t'ic upbuilding of the other g J\ The SoutLern Itailway jui no fan / C I accorded lo odKtt. \ I i The amhtiion of the Southern It alii V i bM<* of interrct tu( i> born of co-open f ' the rail oa.li: to fee perfrv-e\l that fair an I 1 n??nt of railroad! win .h invitee I be I arrncinj to realize that liberality of tr< iv / 10 otxain the additional capital needed foi J enlarped farilltiea incident to the dim I I errice; and. finally? J To take |ta niche In the body polk ( other r rat indnnriea, with no more, bi 1 rifbts and coual opportunuiea. " The Southern Serv Southern Rs 115 UTTLE ONE 'H J UNED OUR J HRISTMAS m AN KING "J LU C? ilk only fcfj ll next^mas it ^ '1 "will have,^ y 4| $6*' 11 is the on? sore way to km ints, S cents, 2 cents or 1 cent, i amount each week. '"^1 9 WS $127.10 AYS 6S.7S AYS 26.60 AYS 12.71 rgest amount and decrease yonr no nr ssno or More each week. rf DILLON S99SS9BB^BB9E!SB99B# Use The a HONE A tut to you that you the telephone in the I _ % ? f J iway from the trana-^ j tone? i k directly into the >ly at it. Keep your om the mouthpiece, ae. It is not neceaa iat can be said about elephone. but these tpbotu?SmiU ELEPHONE COMPANY ^ ' tger, MARION, S. ('. d a Record i Vv 4 lentical with the needs j /\ \ ^ >r*?no vockl pdrilece hk J 1/ nj Cnnpary U to MC JM ! ition between the public ul I d frank policy n the iwfr * J <> eonWnxt of rwnx?I J \ * ntmtnl which wlil cubic X ) f ? ~JM r the MqiMdM of kcotf mmd A V jul for iacnaitl nod bean / I V Ic of the too lb Ilmite ol I J ! U with oqml liberie*. equal U' 1 es the ^