Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, December 17, 1914, Image 4
Sl'PPLY BILL CI T TOTAL MOKE HI
THAN LAST TEAR'S
Washington, Dec. -14.?V'Erjonomy"
was the watchword of til? approp/htions
committee in the preparation of
the legislative and judicial appVopiia
the legislative, executive alio judical
appropraton bll, first of the Dig sup ^
ply measures which was repor'-A to j
the house today. The committee cut
off nearly $2,000,000 from the ?ctimates
submitted by the varous 'le.
ipartments. tutting salry allowances
measure appropriating $3S?744,744,753
all along the line and brought in a ^
measure appropriating $38,744,753.50
The bill provdes for morei than 16,000 *s
salaries of government employes.
The total of the bill Shows an in
crease of $1,128,843 over last year's
measure. But this year's measure in- '
dudes a special issue of $2,286,100. 11
and authorizes 1,000 additional employes
for taking the agricultural cen f(
?us authorized by the law covering "
the last regular census in 190S. The
committee in its report says that this *
is an extraodinary expenditure Which s
will come once every 10 years, anil ''
maintains, therefore, that this year's '
measure is materially less than the
last appropriation.
The bill contains the usual provi
sion cutting down the mileage allow. !<
ance of members of congress from 20 i'i
cents a mile to 5 cents a mile. Thi ii
first to cut down the mileage allow >i
ance has been on for years and al- v
though the committee each year re a
ports the reduction in the bill, it it ji
defeated either on the floor of the o
house or in the senate. r
The committee cut $102,260 from tl
the estimate of the secretary of {,
commerce, although an increace of
commerce for the work of the bureau j,
of foreign and domestic $2i?,000 over
last year's appropration was allowed a
for promoting commerce with South x
and Central America. ..
exfiected results of the war. An inil>erial
ukase closed the wineshops ,
throughout thee empire during the ,
first week of mobilization. It had
been a tradition in ltnssia that the ,
assembling of the army was aocom- j
panied by disorders and riots, largely,
if not wholly, due to alcoholism a
The sale of liquor in Russia, it will j
be remembered, is a State monopoly.
which lias for more than a decade
yielded has for --MAT, kqeovearrsfET f,
yielded the treasury annually hun j,
dreils of millions of dollars. As soon q
as the war broke out the Government
isueil a second order absolutely forbidding
the sale transppi>orppppppp
bidding the sale transptation. or
consumtion of any liquor during the
lierioil of the war.
Immcdciately-?wo loam from the 11
Russian press?drunkenness, with its
accompanying evils of hooliganism
and crime, was reduced to a striking
degree. Even the reactionary Minis- <l
tor of the Interior. Maklakov, who Tnot
long ago. gave it as his opinion w
that vodka was a necessity to the
messes, it now admitting that it is a 1
source o fcrime and disorder. Seeing 1
the is iK'tn-lall effects of prohibition
many individuals, societies and even
some whole communities began to pe '
tition the authorities not to reopen "
the wlneshoi>s. The third (Government
measure, which took effect on 1
November, 15 extends the prohibition
to every form of alcoholic drink in all
Itortious of the empire under material '
law until the end of the war. The '
Russian press is unanimous in prais '
ing the measure as likely t<)k lead to
"the moral and material regenaration
of the country, no mater wl(at may
l?e the outcome of the war,"?From
The Progress of the world, in The
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American Review of Reviews.
COCLI) NOT AWAIT BAKING 01 .
IJKEAI)
Hungry-- Children- uf One-- Destitute
Family Devoured Raw t
Dough With Avidity. i
A mail walk?sl into a Columbia
store and called for a saek of flour.
Securing it he was about to walk out
when the clerk reminded him that Inlaid
not paid for the purchase. "No. (
I have not paid and I can not pay.' j
was the reply, "hut I must have tin
flour. There is nothing to eat in my 1
house and my children are starving
I :tni going to have the flour."
The clerk protested that he was .
1 lower loss to allow the flour to go
without money in exchange and suggested
an apiH-nl to the proprietor
when two traveling men standing
nearhy offered to complete the trans
action hy making the payment.
The man invited his benefactors t<- J
accompany him to his home and se?if
he spoke truly when lie said his
children were hungry. The wife, acording
to the story, did not wait t->
open the sack hut slushed a hole in
it with a knife and began to knead it
into dough preparaty to baking
bread. The children crowded aroim !
the table and began to eat the raw
dough, scorning the increased sat is
faction of having bread after tinnecessary
delay of cooking.
This was a case <-f a man in the
grip of misfortune who was not wili
i'.- to apeal to the charitable organ
i ations .if :he city.
T1h? nuui \vln? told this story also
know of n family which has out ii<
alownuoe of meals to one a day < i
the ground that one will go three
f.nies as far as throe.?Columbia State
Keep Tour Stomach and Liver Healthy
A vigorous Stomach, perfect working
Liver and regular acting Rowels
is guaranteed If you will use Dr. a
King's New Life I'ills. They insure
Digestion, correct Constipation and j
whole sys*oni- enri'y voi r ldood and d
and rid you of all body poisons thro- c
ugh the Bcwlels. Only 2"?o. at yo ;r
Druggist.
Recognized Word at Once.
A little nine-year-old boy was labc
liously looking up itis spelling word .
in the dictionary when he came upon i
mo whose moaning was perfectly apI
a rent to him. He dashed off a sen- *
tericc containing the word "capsize" i
and passed to Che next. Imagine tins j
t".:eht r"s ami.scum nt wlnui lie recited ,
glibly, "My c;v sioc u No. 0."?Delia- i
eator.
EDK4E ACREAGE HOLD THE
STAPLE
I
claurin Analyzis Position of Market |
As to Cotton
" Now the only remedy is to hold j
tteii and reduce acreage'. Acreage
duetion is the sure way to valorize
ie present c rop and collie out with
whole skin." said John L. Mcl.aun.
State warehouse commissioner.
>sterday in discussing the situation.
llis statement follows:
"(.'onsuption figures for cotton
low that all of us last August under*
timated thorn to the groat damage
r the South. When the cotton confess
met in Washington, it was conllL'litly
asserted that the consumption
f American cotton would Ik? under
n.tiimi.ikki hales.
' Commerce and Finance gives the
Mowing interesting figures from Auust
1 to December i?:
Bales
'orthern spinners have taken P14.0l.Ml
outhern spinners have takenl.OoO.oon
!x ports have been -- -- --1.47-1.000
'otal for four mouths and
five days -- -- -- -- ?o.ToP.TOP
This 1.1.-hides August and Sep
?nil?er when no <*ott:>ii was moving
roiu want of funds and general husiess
paralysis. The onttmi shipleiits
to (Scrawny and Austria, it is
stimatcd, willMie very heavy, as soon
s marine insnranee rates are adisted.
Tlie cut ton mills there are
f raw material so near exhaustion'
S ?
lining on full time with the suply ,
liat cents per lionml is being of?red.
!
"Comment' and Finance coinuientlg
on the above figures says that
resent takings can be safely estimated
t 1,000,000 bales a month which
ill he grately aguineiited when cotton
:m 1h> shipod to (iermany. If this be
inrect. at the rate of l.nuo.ooo bales
month the present crop <>f Ki.oOO.lKKl
n August 1. 1!?1.",. would show a sarins
of 4.."i(Ki,(KHi. At the esanie rate
f consumption this would be used U]i
(eceniber 1. 191~>.
"If the war continues for two years
ml the eonsuuiption of cotton remains
OOO.ikmi bales a month., we should
e without any visible supply on Auust
1. 101(1. This is why I favored
?tal elimination of the crop for 10115.
rovided all of the cotton States acted
kewisc. Cotton would ' <? advanced
i antieipatioii of that shortage."
VII.L NOT (LICENSE DRINKING
AGENTS
nsurance Commission'?r Says Patrons
Are Entitled to Protection Against
Drunkards.
F. II. MeMaster. insurance commisioner.
issiunl an edict yesterday in
hich he says that no man who drinks
liiskey are uses any other drug tc
xcess will lie licensed as an agent of
idiistrial insurance companies. The
rder follows:
"Please inform ea<di of your agents
hat hereafter no man who drinks
iliiskey or uses any other drug to exess
when on or off his work will lie
;censed as an industrial insurance
gent. The women and children and
he wives of the poor jieople who
sn.-itlv o.-nrv industrial insurance pol
ies an1 intltltMl to complete protocinii
from any man who uses whiskey
r any other drink.
"The rule is to lie made ahsolute.
ud whenever a man loses his position
n account of the use of whiskey or
ny other drink. h?? will not he rei?
eased until lie is ahle t? hrin^
o this department an nllidavit shown;t
that ho has not heeti intoxicated or
aider the 5nfluem*e of liipior for at
cast six months."
Making Good.
"Gladys declared she would swoon
iway if anybody ever attempted to
kiss her."
"Did she do it when Jack tried?"
"She made a feint effort."
In the Ercakcre.
"Why dees Maude always prefer
["holly to all the boys to take h^r
into the surf?"
"She says she ft els safer with him;
liis head floats so nicely."
Namur.
"There is one forfcis I don't beievo
the Germans have taken, in splto
3f their claims to the contrary."
"Name *er!"
"Yes, that's tho one."
Same Casi.
"I see where Mexico lias the same
>rovisional government as most
lomes."
"What's thai?"
"The cook's."
one coco euro.
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Mi.-:- Kit* ?'!i! do-* I'm so nervus!
I h in In I a ii there wis
mail iViloviii;: me \v"*? : r I go.
Do. t. r - II'i: ! i u . l-in't worry,
i.ot v.alk when li. n i-. ;;m t? :t go >d
eal of an.! you wo.:'t he molestd.
f.'c I'VClC'JO.
I'or lu-arly i. !:' .1 < ; y
W'i'vv u-iul ! : ?.- r .ejiton,
Ard n? vi r y< r ! : . ! t luse
A rtlllrrr '. !! ;r I.
Overwarl-cd ;"c.
"I take off 1 :fv n- t ??j the mnti wht
rites h'-adllr for t:-i.. rew.eiayer. '
"Why c'lteh ae uirat:??:?"
"Ho never it or* < > the |:: r?
nr as a 'tittnic tin? "
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Caused By Catarrh ti
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w i i 0
y Mankind 11:
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MBfe Peruna
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Mr. W. II. Chnney, R. F. I . , *
Sulherlin, Tittsylvania Co., V.i.. j ^
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diCerent person altogether. The sovcre
pnh.s ia my head have dlsapI'earcil,
and my entire system has F
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mod! hm. I feel It a duty to man- I .
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In my estimation it is tlie greatest 1 <
mo;'!, hie on earth f>r catarrh." j i
Vo have thousands of testimonials
like IV!r. Chancy*:--. F n.?? of thorn
were cured af'er years <. f suffering
and disappointment In finding a 1
remedy. '
Send for free copy rrf "Ills of Life." i
The Peruna Co., Columbus. Ohio. ;
Those WHO CDjCCX xo liquiu rntai- j
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l'f.. 15.--Ku-:*i:i In;-? ell-j |
torcd tlui American Held fur purchase
>f war supplies, aeordiiig.t> infer- j
!ii:tti?-11 reaching Chicago nioVchnnts i
mday. it lias sent a ceinissloii hero
n p'nee orders for arms, ammunition
otton and sanitary supplies to cost
sliUHMi.nio. The cemmi.-sioners p'an
i'o reach here this w;ee&.- I (
Tokio, I?cc. 15.?An explosion ?>eeurred
today in a <jjfi:il mine at Fukutka.
as a result of which son laborers
are imprisoned in the lijlre workings. <
Fnkuoka is on the st?acoast. (15 miles
loith of Nagasaki. ?
By AUGUSTUS GOODRICH SKEri j
WIN.
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(Copyright. 11>H. by W. G. Chip-nan.)
"She Is too good 'far mo. hut 1 a:
going to make myself worthy of her.
declared Roy Wilder.
"As how, now?" questioned hi
blunt and practical uncle. who operat
ed the weekly newspaper at Liptot
and had made friends, a little mone.\
and felt that life was worth livin^.
every hour of the working day.
"Why, 1 li tell you, uncle," explain.;!
Roy. "i love l.c.-.liia Thome. us yo.
know. I believe she knows that, too
and perhaps likes me a little in re
turn. I was at the commencement
when she gre.duated and the beautiful
sentiments she spoke attracted n:c
She is a poor girl, but she has liigl
ideals I cannot help oat believe !
would dwrrf all her ambitious tspend
her life in a humdrum countr;
village* She is gv.hig to try tiro city
?so am I."
Old .lames r.HccV rl .tk !.<s h n<
slowly ; <] ir.-Iiy. i-.
.lu'prfiw v. ' t. ' , i:.d.
face and x o.Vo : h. ;
"Xcyhtv*. i vt ;'t . ? v u bv
whrn you h .vc n l h: Y-i,h:
and tire of i! it . r ci*
and lint! cut ; ; J .rl < v.: . \ '.\f .
that Is fi.tr 11 r!.: t/:? at
r-nrc hr.Mini> bill !. r, ? ileal an .
bligM. turn ! to t!:? <man .?:
r<-r.:?;tvlv : I ? r.i ;.?* ?:v.- or frier*1
Li'.;o ronv kn*'' :* rryly p> ;
'.ojsoft i!y r': ! 'o to bul'I
r?rilfp
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Rcy Told cf Far-Away Listen.
for rorr." crrrt cause. Hoy Wilder ro-'
pairtil to the !!.- : ;-t tropoT-.. 11 ? !
had only a llltlo vuonoy :;r<! a arti :J j
out on his In**!-." c.'Mt" r with r> ; 11
si'iif:) and eecnovy. I!a v.;:.; f> ri"
nate in lir.dinj; :: true !' ud. it c.
without much 5ei!w \ce.
This v.ta m* :i ? ;!> ) ! :..hiy old r
than himself, Ko?iV? 1 Isme: rh !
was a cynic. ) rs for
ntor.t everybody. A "! ' n." a i\: '
til" lie (! t v '<
to !?: !: v pp-.ir.hs i::.;n ti
' . : i o ! f-.i "< 11 r ; y _!< ;?! ! >
ha : . crv; >. V a ;h< y
" 'O tr ijitl ?;if ,n. ' *!< ( >
t; ! I v ol
iii. i hit.) ( * v. ft'. . . ];! I
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of f. i.y !!;( : i ;; 1 d
i:\ At *' ft.; V thp 1 - '
ii; ti :::: i" ' >?'.. i.i . y as { \
ccvi'.&t: ..! v.;Iter of a'tt-U-It- a tor t.
socie ty fa u no per.
Hey f- It the mer-isr-' a ; : i Vsk-'nlty
to Ms t:n<f soul c!-.l - v.w
time ho slurred lusii. I for it w .; I
brco 1 a oi his fan-Hi-, 'y -;h c -i
try eliar.'f:? r th: i . v taj;c ! '
It's nuhlb hi rs i r ti ' e: ii> !
etiio. 1I?- was <!. ' to u ri-io th . ,
silllltih iiy of ill . th:
"tji (Ire ui v. a-; !i..hiti;:y his fvcit.
fence," or that "Car i--?r h-'l ,
rousinjr donation lai'y last woe! "'
In contradiction with this, lie w:.;:
comntilcd to K'hl the false unnatur |
- - ' ?
lamour of tno white ways.} The ar- y
ificial glare of (he bright lights had i:
azzled him r.t the first, ftow they
Ickened his spirit. Distinction, af- v,
uence might be gained, bat to pay 7
lie price of their acquisition was to n
art with the last vestige of truth and ?
itegrily. . 1:
"1 give it up!" lie said tc himself I.
no day. "I will no longer travesty I v.
lie sweet simple life I must get back
o or go mad in this wild whirlpool 1
f fir.>Jti d-'ooit mil hypocrisy."
.And I.r b'a? i s
Pes r. i tkr.es Roy he ard of her. but '
id ret for-',- to moot her. In some !
ray vo :: colli friends had secured ( c
or h t an entree as a singer into the i f
ii; lo r < in mm o; society. Lcobia ha.dj
heanliful voice. Her ambition was j
o become ::n opera singer. Then, | '
'.hen ti r. 3 season was over, Hoy;
eard nothing of her. Ite had about i
fiven up his city dream, lie had i
vritton .rity. longingly to good |
?ld Fuel- A very little en-J !
:ouragem<itt rnd P.oy was ready to *
;o hack to Liplon and begin liie alii
ver ayain.
Lismci.d went away on a. commls-j x
iSon to v rite up a trip around the i
vorla with ron.s state improvement 1
:om::i'tt:v- r.r.d Roy van lonely and i
iisvonraf d. Then came dark days? '
io '.or!: : .:<! :.n prospects. lie v.r- i
rompcRrd to give up the room be '
pi t d ann rut down meals to two r. i
Say. F;:: !ly. f veil litis system bo <
ould rot ' 'ord to keep up. lie took
the cirr.; si h ! t'nrs by the night 1
:?nd m :di do v. i h a pound of broken <
trackers or yej .-rdi-y's stale rolls . .r !
i time. i
There were ro bright lights r. x :
All ra?. c'osci:r:ty, the f.ioss gone
tron! :..cf iT.iolit:.n life, nothing sweet
In the ci.;* lu? tho pr.ti^nt lives of
tho poor.
"1.1 in. l.o ovo last break, try tc
5ft i UiCt i nr.d if 1 fail?" he solilc
riUizcU, ; IrlUJ there his spceel
with a nnnu'.r.s shudder, turnln;
from th. darkly rcliing river which
ho passed it moment.
Iiis watch v.as his last valued prop
crty pev-fessien. To this ho had
citing. but "necessity crcincd..to do-:
mard the sacrifice cf tlie last shred j
of rosprctshTty and he p: w'ned it '
His plan was to inw.st in a new hr '
and sj tidy up as far :; hi* mean:
would allow ri:d seek work cutside i
of the lit ry Id.
UVich his littlo store of wealth Roy :
left the r-'Vii step, calculatii: jlcloscl: 'j
how he could most effectively' inves J
his li tie capital.
It was raining and the air vai chilly !
rtd irs.:;.- eal e. lie was prcceedin; i
past a row nf v. Iiolcsalo stores closed <
up for the niTiit. when a com motion |
proceeded from court.
Crasli th'
shrill tceiiugs cf a. watehn^j^jwhk
tie Th:*-- rrr^fr^^^iMl lntlo th i
ctrcct and past Roy. One clj then
dropped a bundle in his flight. They i
were evidently thieves pursui d. A I
policeman emerged from the m< nth cf J
the court, lie b: gun firing after .them.:
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. !' i.: le ; our Ironic, tLey ccul i ;
\ ; lor taking care of your
s?ri):!g leeks r. i'l Ihlei; \v;rl!:vl \
1k.\e i mind. ... | i. :
safe inures.
Do YO jr. a::!
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0 lv. c.' :i s .u y i.i. ii- r lloy sprang
ito a building ciitrar.ce.
It was da:!: In the little space /
hero the build'::; elevator started,
hero was a buuli at one side. He
loved to war u3 this cs a bullet shat*r
d a. ptT.e cf glass near by. As
e did so he pr . -.1 clorci to a figure .
iddled b: cic :.i t!: . id of the bench,
eeinirigly ?si tinb'i.g 1. r from si
"Oil! e'o r.ol huri.i rue?1?I was on- s')(>
/ rest! lg?" <'on
"(! t l'.cav nr.!" rast.rd Hoy urn' ;i' \
r* . ?' > voice was tb:.' (
i ! si n Thoci.o! |j,
A jjI-.i loth r-d rearer to the ligh u-0,
f the street hi how pale and ll:i:
'ic v a"-, There v rrr? traces of can i
: 1 : irring in her once bonny face !
: :.jr:!;o his :: re m l rhe v.as rc j T
rod. Phe clsno t ft li to the scat., out
: t (!.'; . h .sido her. Tliey forgot 1 .
v'..:nv ist, everything, as their!..,.,
I,;;.1
1 . b-a i ll. . : <! i ho road to opernt-1
c fi ver a dic:.i.1 tre: chnill. Pov ity
i igap
i .o ( r.:e \ : ?. homeless. . ,
j .v i'- h ,i <1 ?h sl'.^ r.rcompany ; '
<.. i : < c M lady v. i'h 1 '
v!r i ii a. Im '.c.l daring iiis first j
: i- c i: ys in the city. Tlierc she J?
va.s given ir. kindly charge. There.
( 0. liov foiln(1 a belated letter from01
lis uncle i:i answer to his own?lov-' ||10'
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ng. t!dint, ho.:in\vr!coming.
"Can I bring I.-, r.liia with me?" was t V
ircd an hour Icier end the prompt a's
l,/> or* mtr nu'n ;? !
CJ:iy rami;: one a::?:n uu "o iw/ ?*....
:'Mi-:htev." | (kr;
So these tv:o. v ihlort the next day,
ticr.t avvy from the bright lights fo ,,tKl
Sclucive, r,o devouring, is to a raro 1)0.
easticc of dreams?buk to the sweet '
simple life Ihet was fall of smiles,
jnd tenderness. cm! love.
t.if
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lagya j
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.n* io:n(; at night i*.
1 1
is very dangerous unleis you have 11
jcod light. I have just receive 1 a lot (l>r
of l'ros-to-Light Ga.s Tanks for ex- doi
change ; tit yet e.' You can get ex- ^ 11
changes at any tl:uc?day or night
t\v
Also am eg ;'j>.>ed to :ecl?arge Storage '
batteries. ''
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For al! lb'lit troubles
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!!* rown yard promptly rentiotl
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k! sawed in vour yard. t
VfiMiont Kinnvimr tI:o Cause.
hero are scores <?? peap'e vvlio <1 ray1
a i: i.-e able existence without re 1
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after day they a'e racked with [
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. our J.i 'IK'.;; assist thew in their ;
pjve teem the help they need '
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remedy than Doan's Kidney 1
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1 had rheumatic twinpslj
oiiyhout my body. The kidney so- "j
linns alto j:a:.:-o l too fro I'leuMy j
i ear erl me no end of annoyance s
m's Kitlnoy I ids made ma well.'' j
d o above is not an j,'dated car-6. (
Morgan is only one of many in <
; vicinity who have gratcfnliy on- ]
. e:i Doan's. if your back ach>3? |
our kidneys bo'.ho/ you, don't rim j
ask for a hi le.oy remedy?ask dis J?
:t!v for Doan's Kidney 1'j.li?, the (
ne tha' Mr. Morgan had. "Oc all |i
IV:-.. Foster Mi:;n;r.i Co.. I'rons.. ,
Halo, N. Y.?Ad\oit!'c;ncut.
editors
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v (v.villo Piodnicnt.
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in being: a tdrdman. b it v.o are
to the Columbia L.Jy who preferred
keep tor feet on terra cotta.
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Office: Cbi'-iuola Club r.uiiding.
One member of firm will bo at
Chesterfield every Monday
TAX N<
The books will be open for the eollei
Octobc, 114, to December 31st, 1914.
Tax levy for State
Constitutional School
Ordinary County
Intrest on It. R. Bonds
Roads and Bridges
Total levy
Local School
Ihcraw Graded School niill3
darburg 3 nulls
Grange Hill 9 mills
'ats Branch 4 mills
'eo Dee 3 mills
5tafford 4 mills
tetliel 4 mills
Center Point 4 mills
Ihesterfield 4 mills
Parker 4 mills
'ine Grove 3 mills
Shlloh . 3 mills
Snow Hill 4 mills
OuBley 7 mills
/aughn 3 mills
Wamble Hill 3 mills
A'hite Oak 4 mills
Center.. 4 mills
Cross Roads * C mills
Vlt. Croghan 3 mills
S'cw Hope 7 mills
Ruby.., .5 mills
Wexford ..4 mills
Buffalo 2 mills
Dulley 3 mills
Five Forks 2 mills
Uangum 3 mills
Pageland 6 mills
Plains 2 mills
Center Grove 5 mills
Friendship 3 mills
Jefferson J mills
Long Branch 1 mills
Breen Hill 4 mills
Mildendorf 3 mills
VIcBee S mi Ms
lTnion 4 mills
Bay Springs .'...4 mills
Bear Cre&k 2 mills
Rethesda 2 mills
Juniper 3 mills
Patrick ' 3 mills
Caff Fond 2 mills
F.ewLs... 3 mills
Palmetto 3 mills
Wallace.......: 3 mills
Special Road?Cheraw Township
Special Road?Alligator Towjjg^***
September 15, 191-*.
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we'd do without
| Smokeless Oil H
"If I'd only had
11 were a baby, yc
S | saved many a ec
I spell.
For warming cc
isolated upstairs
countless special
e.xtra heat u \ :a
y period
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1 lie Perfecti' \ is li?
d pensive to hi: milt
anil re wick. x\'o In
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inexpensive Sir.ok
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V/a.hinglon, D. C.
K-rbiji, Va. BALTII
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DR. J. E. FHTOEBBUBK M
Dental Surgeon
Phones: Office 138. Residence 174 #
Office o\er M. & F. Bank building S
BnaaBBAauHkMjuBMMnvnHaMmMW 1
1)11. G. A. HUNCH, JR.
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Dental Surgeon / :%?m\
Oifice Honrs: 0 to 1 and 2 to 6 '
('bones: Office 222. Resident 72
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^tion of taxes from the 13th day of ..^j
G mills #
3 mills
5Vs mills
V/t mills ?2
2 mills JjH
18 mills
Bonds Special Ss'-ool
4 mills
2xa m 11 Is
3 mills 2% mills .
5 mills
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4V6 mills
5 mills f
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eater."
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:>ld and croupy
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rooms, and for
occasions when
nted, you need
?T30N
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kl ,
rht, portable, inexo
use, easy to clean f
:indling, no ashes,
asy to handle and
.eless and Odorless.
ral itorcs. Look for the
IL COMPANY
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Charlotte, N. C.
VlCRE Charleston, W. Va.
Charleston, S. C.
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