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rr r S. C. IN. V. li..' ( ? 1 it.' vii 4 ti: ! ' <! .!i, . ? !?, of C '? :n ,.>011 '1i .a;rl FrM i.. oi ... wi'u:; in Vu M!- ***> :.U ?.uvt ami Olivia Moor I iv? n.-' :.i. l Miss Mary Minis,sr ?f < 'it !i.-, ...- toil with Mrs S. ! OMefc.-i'? ,-..rsday. V. ( >:..ahum sjHMit 1 riw.iy I ' -'4 : Rouse aiiil !. . t ;j for Co .; 1 . ! .!; in. v 1 r.i in 4 Ml. i. i_aii k. r .1 route 1H? . Ill's (it! il rtil Ill isn?tii!e r?. . : i\v i.u- mail. Vr. it wi'ltl >? 0 iii> iili. Jiti 1 !? ..a fl i: t. (l||l . ' | I'.il iii C- luil'ia. Mr. \ * "i?<?i : p f if i JO In . :,i Hartrvilk Sui..! ;*. il . Pot or Nr.da-s. I'i ?i; i - I.. of f r- v. i.- -: |-.'\u*r, ! a c . i i lit*- M-. .'dorii ciiunli Sunday ;:/* IJov. U I ' mi . f? mi y. ... u' 'in!, y :iuriii* : f??r .1 wcoUs ?i \v 11! 1 iviailv* in >nmik;a. --< < i >!; i.Jillf a I'M r? ??r llaitr-.ii.o. arc \ fiioinls and rolali\o> in PntrivU, Mrs. S. 1.. <T)llesj'ii?' and Miss Nil are visiting' Mrs. P. P. S111 it at (JJenn Springs. .Mrs. P. M. McXnir and childri' ai" visifii.fr relatives ;i?ar Ohesierfieli PESCI1AMPS EATERS MIL MOOSE FOIJ p.marrattt' Or.ndidi.i:' .Mnrnnn Himseif tV??:v *i to iViiih of Pre*.; t'Miives. Jt'lm Madi-on 1 ?t* Champs ..i'-('i luiuMa, 'an ..* a u.iidiuate for tli ...-I.. f,,|i J HniHM.ruin II ... o. who annum o<: a .'"tor ho was e!ii. nut oil in tlio iit prima r\ that ii would found a polii.val sect to In* *a. is! the \\ hilt- i ?u?. . declared hat yesterday to l? a u!l Moose. Dc liana * seta's t . lit' Stat-' an in a. . :k at as folio - : since ivy ivc .1 :iiii!o!aiwn:o:i tin* White party hai united fom with tin* Pro. . ? party. i;:k? v. lio.v haw orsu ed in South <':to' tin? i'ro^rossiv tarty, which i- : * III t'lU' .V I'li^tWi !."! politic.-*, earl working for the universal Rom! m State am! nation. The need of um ??i? party in this State, so Ions foil ' us. is now supplied iu the organi/atio of the Progressive party." DOVT NEGLECT YOt'R COLD . % ?\i i ii m ollis Set li ufM,*, ill.4oa of better. A stuffed head, a list I'hest u na he iviieverl at onco. 1> 1 toll's i'iuo Ti t*-!' ; oy is .Vatuiv remedy. Itme and g'y?viv;e he: tli-.' iii':;;: : :l?iai:e. uiithi ! ta loos' us tii?> . .mii you hreaih asii ami your i. broken up. I'lea sat t" take. Dr. I "ell's Pine-Tar-IIoney i jr. ?-? -i: . !\ for ?*l?i,ilii??i :iv wins irr<? \ u-ui? At your PrujBrNt. 2j< W - Wat-'O Do;r. i " . oi mind.. I" ''ft! .; ; Tsjard lo :i . *:. mi .v is o . 'i '< C.' " " "" ior 'r. : z- : v ;} * > .V .. J fl '. v " % *15 ? ; j \ . Z?. < ; ' T?: i * ' ' / T t: % ' t i'fc* . ' t W* 5 * ^ * .1* . ;i,-. ; v A 1 %r i !?:' f'; m i '.w* tv.. . - i fr. r. ' ? ; 1 c IvMtt' ? . - * . . ( t t'cr..- ... . S l d.'r \hj lis.), arcunc' - '1 | ^v||: : ;) *> ' a ' . ; : \\. v ' p$ 'V ['^^0'. fa /: /&'. v'*' \?'" , MVJ-'W,. . .Ty-f'-rV: *"* ' J . ' &S8 ifS " - - V ..' .. . *K^ > . '. ^ Photos by American Prf-ss Ass?>State Artillery on i. Light artillery in most of tho guns, cnJ ?. runners ore well tr :? phCfS. <" ...tiMtiy oorps is liei ph jV' Mn. ' "i.j t/nU USl'd : . v'?>. " JSl'f'FOSK - C < \'y '".Jviii j truck ' 11' .J. tlie edit up were to conceit- (j i-:e. - I .>,n? t?lit??rla! writ", Would .y<iu !";i i< i nuii-h t sit it] into abd e- rend it l.y a (ii> :>>ji i:i;:"li ;1itV '''' If :,'i the i>nt M> i:i' -. uciv to srallltT t,.. , ?.> ?iu-ii t>> n-ike a noli lira I iM I 's| n-ecli, Would yon like to sit siiil, in t< liijio.ji ti: i wmilior and irive your allele p . t:nn to oath? ii oi! !??* lion's wore one Inure r' I 1 > > ! an I all teachers cm- * ,;' c In lie a pupil and ; > < 'i ude if von were just a sl smal I my? " 1v > were tin- cashier of a centra' 11 ! -i c. if a 1 I.-tides vere combined. i-. t'dc; m.-iti - iu.-t spenk very :t | frank. w-iuM ?u<i s.m.o have any mind? j if ton > filleted in snch n way ' ,v Vint a i1 lie ' ? ii. ?i i intend, and ' . l! j all "i\e a si dose ?-li day. woill ... foil Men i"? Miner <n mnin. , h . % I .. * ^ < ! f ifjr :i mi:ih!? ?t ! "' ! vr:\ ( > ! ,s< 1,1 I r . . j i? II LV" ' : '! '" ir:-. on Mi'* nM ' I win 4 J i'l . ! 1 ? . Would Vol 'miio; if { would full, |>r II -yliSiit. p'ow and lid"' ' . '< ?> for rel?"ti< n good ?']< U! v>i s v iih thines iusf as linn :ne.? 111 : 11 I si riis (I'll) KOUMlfs you s<?< :iml lmir ti dings fdulil l?e worse lw far h. ? I J! ill Sl ffSTlTlTK frOR XAS !n TV CAL031EL ?' Starts your liver without making , ^ I you s'.ck and can not salivate. in lS Every druggist in town ?your druggist and everybuily's druggist Iras no- '* i.ceu a givji l'ulliugcvff ra the sale of eaiuiL.fi. 'r Lie'.' all give the same reaiu:i. in .suus i.iver Tone is taking place. "faioiue! is dangerous auu people ... aw it. v. ado Hudson's i.iver 'L'oae is if .1 ,.v 4.velly ..c and gives better results," : a p; nc;.t >00.11 druggist lJod- ^ . ! '..s L.vti H ire is personally guarau- ^ ! 1 ' I'.- ' 1:111 gist who soils it. A . ! ? iu 1 ; 4-1 cents, and if il j , : i relief in every ease r . ?. iii\ss and constipation, .. lta\e oe:y to it u for your rnouey i!ri\, t. i lib,': i.iver Tone is a pleasant !;i li'i . : i.v.v wultable remedy, kariu* x :v i ! -ill ehii'ireu and adults, laae ... i . , at niaiit and wake up feel, ,, iv in;-' line; no biliousness, sick bcadaclie, p; n acid stomach or constipated bowels. Co It doesn't gripe or cause ineuuveuience m ill the not day like violent calomel. ^ l'ake a dose of ealomel today and to- "( tm'' few \..j v ill feci weak, sick and ^ ,d j nauseated. i >>u't lose a day's work ,j, it Take Dodson's I.iver Tone instead and ?( . feel fine, full of vigor and auihitioo. u Coirh Drcps. t Pour a t-nci; :l of boiling water : it over a tcts?w~u.'ui n" whole flaxseed. ;< |s: ?c~ei with boiling v:?tor in another b i] ' t teacupfid elinpery elm broken iu e : :n small Lit*. I t tfceni stand ?:;?t ' tecp i. r thro? hour?. Pour into :? vhceseclcth and strni . ktfo an . -/th oawarc pan. !u?\ with II.r. i./ ?;<? ' ; f ,3 xar. * :e.'l " :&r p slow fit ., ! r ; ! ' Add: tablespoon- (. . o" .;r.til it '.uf *. Pour in '.-.orvtr nw'. t? it "* f*T T o V ' > " iV > r* fv Vrv< - 21 vn \ is the i i.1Powder u?ecl by famous ' beauties. 1 a Sunburn, Tan or Free It. ' a It quickly if, slops thu I'm: "id removes Tan and RVnd-:'.#-.. IviJ., vr?u. : !.:r, soft and srri.^o:!:. LX-y uc?i ?.u J Bute:, r^case. W ^Wi 1 Th: - Colors' & v; j? * I! 'hiic, 'vln'i, hjscRcl T; cIK S 11 7r , -It,- S*\ x> 75c. of J r 1 ' !direct V < SAM >LEFREEf: : i LYON MFG. CO., . . v'".'v . " /' // 40S< . !? ci-!\ : N.Y, ' t ?kl. ':t.- v. irziz: . x :, .. . % . . _ , 1 1 i \ k 1% mr V1 : . & w; ; . \ \ i ? 1 CI p V t * V / v.w.-.*- r . % '1 la~ch tc-i '-;rv? v-.c . ? M.v litiliii:t < *i. - - *r:?< . )*"1 in tlicir M> shown t.n ?l. ?ie . tl'e Si'iltiofi J > N y KOWD THREATENS ,1 TO LYNCH SHERIFF I hio Officer Captured and Rope I Placed Around His Neck I on Public Square. iTCo ! I Lima, O., August 30.?A mob of 3,- I - i persons captured Sheriff Eley late might, took him to the public square, laced a rojie around his neck and ireatciicd to hang him unless he dislosed the whoreobuuts of Charles aniels. a negro held for assaulting a bite woman. The negro had been i pirited away earlier. Efforts of the! o.iee to rescue the sheriff proved fuilo. With his clothes torn off and blood ireaming from a dozen cuts, Sheriff j !iey yielded to the mob which had J laced a roi?e about his neck to hang .in. presumably to take the men to lie hilling place of the negro Daniels. The mob 'el't town in more than one n ltd red automobiles. Eley was placed the ending une kino. He suffered , t?veral broken ribs while resisting thei 10b. , ?dice Chief Mclnney and a number! ! policemen were badly beaten. The ntire motor fire department was tiled out, but arrived too late. A Prayer for Every .Man. Tench me that UO minutes make no hour, 10 ounces one jKUind, and ?:> cents Jjtl. v Help me to live that I can lie down t night with a clear conscience withnt a gun under m,v pillow, and ununited l?y the faces of those to horn I have brought pain. ({rant, I beseech Thee, that I earn iv meal ticket on the square, and in bug thereof that I may not stick the iff where it does not belong. 1 tea fen me to the jingle of tainted oiiey and the rustle of unholy skirts. Itlind be to the faults of the other Ilow. but reveal to me my own. Cuide me so that each night when look across the dinner table at my ife. who has been a blessing to me. wi'l have nothing to conceal. Keep 1110 young enough to laugh itli my children and to lose myself i their play. And when comes the smell of flow's. and the tread of soft steps, and le crunching of the hearse's wheels i the gravel out in front of the buri! place, make the ceremony short ml the epitaph simple: "HERE LIES A MAN." Something Very Llko It. "That was a hard looking cu&tomet e just passed," srJd a traveler In eland to hts cabman. "Faith, sorr, i* he's as bad as ho lcokg' was o.t's reply. "He's done fifteen years r lavin' his vife widout visits aucs of support.'' "Oh, come now, at! A man can't get fifteen years' ?nni servitude for that." "Shure, can't he, sorr?" said Pat, with ipuish twinkle in his eye "He did. lough. And, bedad, isn't it lavin' )ur wife vidout visible manea of ipport when ve threw her out of a imlow on the third floorf Shark a L ong-Distar.ce Swimmer. I The shark holds the record fox I ttg-distaru < "sw.mining. A shark ha? I een known to cover 800 milea U| I iree days. Clear Had Skin From Within. I Pimply. muddy complexions are due I . impurities in the blood. Clear up P te skin by taking 1 >r. King's New I lie |'ills. Their mild laxative quail- E es remove tlie poisons from the sys- It m and brighten the eye. A full, free, I it irriping bowel movement in tlie n>rniiig is the reward of a dose of I >r. King's New Life Pills the night L t-i'ore. At your Druggist, U5e. Cheerin-.ns Wis; A ? i. ' onf. " will n"tr::te ;he Ci c.:oti ' ' iri. . ^ ic as well is ti?';}---- e. tV wo drile and will < '.= c' a ioroign ani'ii.. . .. . 1 . ; i .?> a disordered . n I-;-?' r ""!!'r one. The a{. :heery <ii *iin- i bk; ?y to be a art cf Mv *?:: !o.'. :s < : acder. Pop- ^ .Itui v n: * . a vry high -?comrondatloiv: 1 < ol' cr 'hhigs being !<!';: i, :t i. . in?r to be popular than jr i' . ' .'.-.vuchy r rscn is most ev roefuMy l '!?; ?; p c-ii :.i 'I must r.redi icvo nir - ex ''ev w-alitles beV-r ' .*1 hop? to r e to equally CI jirl. r -' :n \?; M -s gifted but 0f norr r-vjfu! ?<*urudos. Real po- ^ ttpur.- is tiv. kiiic'iy expression of a rindly Intent, 'ii ; ::f. r t r.nd polite;o - a-.t: ?.!:!. iit uud cauno' 1)1 r< f* r i-. rg in the sanrf IUl v '. '!- lis genuine at . va.d the well- L\ .1 < j.-ng life: while as ! : -cible temper tr nav . ti life.?Mv'a Maguln* ,tJ, Sf Or THK FIRST COM) ..J \ c< <: lines lint got Well of itsolf. i? | t <? -> i?f weal ing out n oohl ^ - v .i <>!it. ami voitr cough ho, . "c i'nil- ii* tiegeotoil. Hacking iighs drain the energy and sap the ^ . ii. . fur JT year-- the happy mill' . .. i <<i. *hiiig antiseptie balsams . . M: l?r. h: < >e.v 1 ?isi-uverv has lieal... ,n< I rot' di-^ a in I I'eleiveil enligest loll. ^ outig and olil can testify to the efii. e*;s i.f I?r. King's New I)isi . fur oiiiii'lis .'Hid cuius. miy a ,, IV : i!?. !:i? y?uir Prnggist o(k\ j To Test Suspected C Iherc is a very simple means o <r?stir- r ;* suvpectrd coin, which can be < l !<lii (' in any eii'< uim tances. Take e nod fc.in and vigorously rub itt nr< riiil' eii-p against, that of the bus sp< ret. ;r t} coin on trial is a "wrong un" it vill pool off. or at least sho'R i.mis of flaking. If the edge beais * lie test tin -join may safely be accept * (! Tlii advh o v..*m given by an offi r of tl criminal investigation do * artmont f Kin land, v ho declared it o bo a ccrtaia test ^ , f: 1 \ j ^ ' 5 VJmi ' W!ii!lM7'?: :nn. -i.< .'/]< ;; ! U O'ltOfl > i '' ' Tin? Pi] 1 Il?y Ul COMMERCIAL PRINTINC MR. < How About1 Order For Su V 1 ~ J - r ^ J( Bill pleads, Letter Pamphlets, Folders, done] in Modern Pr: / Print Anythi 7 \ ( OUfCK SERVICI {TONE 139 The Chera\ i | t I DOtBCT PROVEN Citarr : by local eraw Readers Can No Longer u onfy" Doubt the Evidence. I Catarrh a flamed c j the Euat Inflamed This Cheraw i citizen long imperfec I cloetd, I [0. { Inflarami Told of quick! relief?of undoubted wul? be*< meflL deafneea an Inflac The facts an> now confirmed. #* Such testimony is complete?th idence conclusive. any *o* It forms convincing proof of merit fm.Ur!vi J. T. Amos, photographer, Third St, 1 aeraw, gave tihe following account his experience in December, 1910. Dr. e said: "I wjm greatly annoyed by eak kidneys a^d a lame and aching ick. Doan's Kidney Pllla brought e prompt relief. Recently, I got ? lother supply ijrom the Cheraw Drug as my kidneys weren't acting tbey should and my back was B E oubllng me. ! Doan's Kidney Pllla p o ;ain acted promptly in bringing me lief'" 1 A D( On December A, 1014, Mr. Amos said: still bold a 1 lgh opinion of Doan's ^ ^ idney Pills ant I use them whenever Bell.gapj need a kidney medicine. Thev r ' .. remedies ver fall to reflieve me." to do Price 50c, at fjll dealers. Don't slm- thes y ask for * kidney remedy-get h ' kj >nn's Kidney iPllla-the same thatfthe y^ue r. Ainos has (twice pnbllcly recom- cJue j mded. Fosteij-Mllburn Co., Propa., 'a w lffalo, N. Y. j no? coughs o will mon I iilcago, AuAist 29.?Thomas. H. stop you uples, of Sout| Carolina, was to-day g ^ >cte?l presldentj of the National Asia t ion of Attorneys General at its itli annual meeting here. Edward Turner, of (|hlo, and Willis E. TJ >cd, of Nebraska, were chosen vice A L'sident and slcretary-trcasurer, reactively. I Nothi H. U POWE j COAL 4 Phone t olre proo I I 1. i ) U ? IERAW CHI ; Try Our Way I L_ BUSINESS M Sfour Office Supplies? Brii ch to Us and Let Us Quoi 3B PRINTIN Heads, Note Heads, Stat , Cards, Tags, and in fact an inting. Special Rule Work ng From a Visiting C Posters 1 Try Our Way v Chronicle Job / hil Deafness Cannot Be Cared application*, aa they* cannot raach /-a #*/n aacd portion of tha aar. Thar* 111 1/1 I II n* way to cura catarrhal deafness, t la by a constitutional remedy. I Deafness la caused by an In* ondlUon of tba mucous lining of t(ryit n acblan Tube. Whan this tuba la 1 flC I rOfJH you have a rumbling sound or ? t hearing, and when It la entirely >eafnaaa Is the result Unless the tlon can be reduced and this tub* 1 to Its normal condition, hearing Wll lastroyad forever. Many cases of i g /fl are caused by catarrh, which Is nad condition of tha mucous sur- ' fall's Catarrh Cur* acts thru tha th* mucous surfaces of the sys* II give One Hundred Dollars for I O ( i( )Ll of Catarrhal Dcafnass that oaaaot w ^ br Hall's Catarrh Cur*. Circulars From CHER Hs M. T arpley dentist Tickrts good Over Port Office 1 7 onH n )Urt 8:30 to 1?2 to 6 x^v,# B~ 18. Subject B* notice. jcroR's^REMEDv fob Call on Seabc ure for coughs and colds Dr. moff Atl ne-Tar-Honey combines these lHXOrHi? llOIX? lu just the right proportion ^ ... rim A A T the most good for summer yy # % IV1 A I j the irritation, (stops your Ills the cold germs aud does i of this splendid cough mediOr. Bell's Plue-Tar-Honey ?? a -wt a orld of good. A 25c. bottle dx\. V J\ r colds. A trial will prove i than convince you?It will r cough. At druggists. FORGET \OlR ACH USAGI ... ^ . Stiff knees, aching limbs, la make life a burden. If you sul AH ^rheumatism, gout, lumbago, n # Jt>urcn eet a bottle of Sloan's Linirr universal remedy for pain, tel Covington Building apply; It penetrates without land soothes the teuder flesh. *j . .g yr and more effective than mus ng nut tne very ments or poultices. For sti m j r*(iiaiu^ ovic uiu.^vito v? D0S( ligaments resulting from si exercise, Sloan's Liniment giv< 80 and your orderi will re- rejje^ j^p on hand for e ipt attention. cles. At your Druggist, 25c. / \OJNlCLE ? 11 THE KIND THAT PLEASES [AN: . ig Y our Next te You Prices [g| ^ . i ements, Envelopes, tything that can be : a Specialty / | nnnnt*ftnA#if I i/upai uuciii \ t I Air Line R. R. :rsive Railway of the South" y Excursion JMBIA and return AW, S. C., rate $1.25 I going only on train eturning on train No. to withdrawal without >ard Agent for further L, Division Passenger Agent. NNAH, G. A. ES [ REGISTRATION BOOKS OPEN uie back Registration books wills be open flfer from every vrst Monday at the Audi tort euralgla, offlce Untu 30 days before the general lent, the election. Easy to g 3> Timmons, Chm. rubbing E T< white, Clerk. Cleaner W. M. Belk. isy olnt rains or trenched J. E, FUJfDEBBUHK treuuous Dental Surgeon es quick mergen- 0,fice 0Ter M & F Bank Cheraw, 8, C, ^ V J* ud