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w; »■' y ' . r ■ TIB P10PLK, BAUTWKLL, 8. 0. i pmin . CROSS, FEVERISH IF CONSTIPATED COOK AT TONGUE! THEN GIVE FRUIT LAXATIVE FOR STOM ACH, LIVER, .BOWELS. CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS'* CANT HARM CHILDREN AND THEY LOVE IT. ►C IS CUT IN HALF ASTUTE COUNTY SUPERVISOR HAS MORE THAN EARNED * ■ v* ' • HIS SALARY. jdcaUED FOR NIGHT TO COME neoiioos (mm FIJ LUMP SUM UF DAMAGES Debt of County Cut Almost In Half Through Persistent Following Up of Ckies in Certain Matters. r'- / Mother! Your child Isn't naturally •rose and peevish. See If tongue Is rotted; this Is a sure sign the little atomnch, liver and bowels need a ^cleansing at once. When listless, pale, feverish, full of cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn’t eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom ach-ache, diarrhoea, remember, a gen tle liver and bowel cleansing should Always be the first treatment given. Nothing equals “California Syrup of Figs” for children's Ills; give a tea- apoonful, and in a few hours all the fonl waste, sour bile and fermenting food which is clogged in the bowels passes out of the system, and you have a well and playful child again. All children love this harmless, deli cious “fruit laxative,” and It never falls to effect a good “inside” cleans ing. Directions for babies, children of ail ages and grown-ups are plainly on the bottle. Keep It handy In your home. A Uttlo given today aavea a alck child tomoi druggist for a bottle of "California Syrup of Figs.” then see that it is made by the “California Fig Syrup Company.”—Adv. DREAMT TO OBEY HIS ORDERS Greenwood—The debt of Green wood county has been cut almost jn half, according to a statement of A. J. ; Bell, county supervisor. The e^act figures compiled by Mr. Bell show that the county’s indebtedness has been reduced from $42,000 to $19.- 957.07 up until the first of the year. Only the persistent following up of 1 certain matters on ,the part of the su pervisor did the amount show such a large reduction. • One item was $449 received from McCormick coun ty. Mr. Bell states that he just hap pened across some small slips of pa per in a drawer in the office with amounts on them and ’ which Men tioned McCormick county. He decid ed to take a chance and sent in a bill for McCormick county. A check for the amount came next day. There was no charge on any book in the of fice for this amount. Mr- Bell de clares. Texas Lady, In Pretty Bad Fix, Heard of Cardui, Tiled If, And Now Says It Saved Her Life. ■ : '• ' \ Chilton, Texas.—Mrs. Mary Reeae, of this place, states: “Some time ago I was quite sick and suffered a great deal. I had been suffering quite awhile ... At times I had such * severe pains in my back, across my hips and In my sides,—I was in a pretty bad fix . . . was so restless I dreaded for night to come. Having heard of Cardui, I thought Td try it . . . I commenced to Greenwood Business Men Say Pend ing Revenue Bill Is Causing Anxi ety to Business of Country. Greenwood. — Greenwood business men have filed a strong protest with the South Carolina delegation in Con gress against the revenue bill which Congress considering. Mayor Hart- zog has sent telegrams aaraonaUv to the South Carolina sepfeipre and mem ber* ot the house, together with mes sages signed by leading farmers in this section. He wired the South Car olina delegation as follows: _JL “The pending revenue billjs causing great anxiety to the business of the country. It Is tying up vast sums, of money, preventing new enterprises and the enlargement of those already started. It is placing the products of our country' at the mercy of specula tors. ’ The South, because of the ef fect upon cotton, is peculiarly Inter ested. Any higher taxes than those levied in 1917 will, under present con- Aentry Decidedly Emphatic m His Refusal to Allow Visitor to Come Abosrd the Ship Asks for Many Buildings. Washington (Special).—In view of the announcement several days ago that the committee on public build ings and grounds would report a gen eral public buildings bill at this ses- s : on of congress. Congressman Domi- ni. k hM rwMr.tf<J Ihe-xuuumii.•“ f STTILniffr r po-dnff’ee bandings at the following post iff’ces in his district at a cost of $.'»0 0i>0 each: Belton. Pied mont. Westmin-.ter,’Easley. Willlam- ston. Walhalla. McCormick. Pickens Pelxer. Seneca. Honea Path. Mr Dommiek has also asked that federal court houses at Anderson and Greenwood be authorized, providing ! for *u appropriation of $2r»0.00b. At- each of th^se places and authorizing 1 and directing the secretary of the | treasury to sell the present buildings get better with my first bottle. I took six bottles of Cardui, and will •] ditions » mean widespread disaster." tell any -woman what this Canjul Home Treatment can 1 and will do if taken according to directions. We not only feel it cured but . . . most likely saved my life. I am able to do my work with ease and know Cardui did it” Cardui has been found to relieve many womanly pains and ailments, fend thousands of women have written to tell of the benefit it has been to v them, In cases of female troubles and weakness. Cardu! is prepared from mild, tae- dicinal ingredients, which act as a tonic and help build up health and strength in a natural manner. Try CarduL At druggists.—Adv. An Amusing Servant Dr. J.* Wesley PIggott Indian mis sionary, said In an address tn Pitts burgh : "In India you can get an excellent v'nptuln Bladin. n Salvation army chaplain from New Zealand, who has j and there at public talc lo.tbt don*- giMKl service to France, tell* the | highest bidder following story: "After the arWnH of j a transport at Plymouth sound. Fug land, a soldier was placed iui duty near the rope ladder, with Instructions that Do one must be allow**! alumni Shortly afterward the chug-chug of 4 motor engine was heard, and a trim little launch drew alongside, from which a voice hailed the sentry in per emptory tones: "Lower the ladder!” "No one allowed aboard thi* ship Them’s ray order*.” replied the iin bending soldier. Paper* Consolidated. Greenw*>*)d.—Th*» Greenwood Index and Greenwood Journal which have both been raauing afternoon editirin* carrying full leased wire news re- . ports, ann'wmced 'a consolidation of j the two papers and that hereafter one j paper will be issued under the name. The Index Journal. The merging of 1 the two dailv papers will give the new j paper, a circulation of apnroximately 6.000 And a mechanical equipment Ihrr exHTTilYf Sffirvnnt’ and an amusing one, too. “A stately Indian once applied to me for a place ns cook. His refer ence* were good and I decided to take him. */' “ ‘Hold oif. though.’ I said; ‘what’* your religion?’ *" 'lleg pardon, sar.’ he answered In his quaint way, *1 uni a heathen.' “ ‘What do ‘you mean hy a lieatheriT I asked. “ ‘Beg pardon, sar, a Worshiper of if«>ckH and stones.' said he. % “’Dear me,’ said I. Tin afraid I can’t have a man like that in my serv ice.’ 4 - " ‘Beg pan ion, sar.* my Indian said persuasively. *in your service work so d hard no time to worship any thing. - 3. C. Medal Winners. Washington (Special).—The Con gressional medal of honor, the only one of the kind provided before the present war broke out, has been awarded by the President, in the name of Congress, to 47 men. It is consid-« ered the highest mark of distinction. Others may be given. - The following named South Caro linians, all of the 30th Division, were so honored: First. Lieut. James C. Dozier, of Rock Hill, and Sergeant Only E. Foster, of Inman.both of the 118th Infantry, distinguished them selves near Mont Brehain, Octiber 8. Dozier belongs to Gk>mpany G and Fos ter to Company M. Sergeant Richmond H. Hiltoq, of Westville. Company M. 118th Infan try. won his honors at Brancourt. Oc-. tober 11 ;Corporal James D. Heriot. Providence. Company L 118th Infan try’. at Vaux; Corporal John C. Vilfa. [, pigue. of Camden. Company M. 118th ’ Infantry, at Vauxandignv, October 15. j I— ' i - f * AH three brands - r '' -A , sealed In air-tight * :• packages. Easy to flnd- it Is on sale everywhere. ' V ' ' Look for. ask for, be sure to set WRIGLEY5 The Greatest - Name In Goody-Land WRIGLEYSw* SPEARbHNT twe* lorence Secures 3. 3 Convention. • Florence.—Florence will be the hout of the t >» tv second annual state Sun day school convention, according to un announcement made here. At *n enthusiastic, meeting of pastors and business men. an Invitation was ex tended td the * State Sunday School convention to hold its annual conten tion in Florence on June 3-5. 7he- State Sunday School conven lion, held annually, is without doubt the largest gathering of religiouF workers held in South Carolina. At the last convention, which was held in Greenwood, in addition to the 1.998 registered delegates, there were a large number in attendance who did not register. The convention will be self-entertaining. SEALED TIGHT DOUBLEMINT s?v#/vr KEPT RIGHT JUICY FRUIT! F ^7 (•»! W...G i tiwoo iasts' ^ jjjj'g 18 The Flavor Lasts This called forth :i r**p»*Hi order In 1 capable of privlucing one of the best fretiiendotiM voice, the o>\ u»*r of the MUiic inlonniiig ill*- -h'Mi'rv •iji.i i iat h* wits lb*- adinliHli> pilot "l dou t cure it you’re •» d Pontius Pllnte himself." rejoined the soldier, “you don’t get ahrtnrdMhi* ship.’’ WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND , ffern >on p»n.»r* ! n the State. In ad- Vhtion * > r^jruUr afternoon edi- lion, a Sund • / morning edition and a tri-we,k!y edition »il! he issued. The following wdl compose the organiza tion of the Index-Journal: H. L Wat son. editor. E P. Wideman, city edi tor; R M Moment, news eiiitor: J S Ruilev business manager; and G. W Gardner Jr: advertising man uger STOMACH ACIDITY, INDIGESTION, GAS QUICK! EAT JUST ONE TABLET OF PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN FOR INSTANT RELIEF. When meals don't fit and you belch gas. acids and undigested food. When you feel lumps of distress in stomach puln, flatulence heartburn or headache. Here is instant relief—No waiting! Indorse Good Ro*ds Movement Lancaster—The Lancaster -County Automobile Association went on rec- . ord indorsing the good roads plan now before the legislature. The following telegram was sent Ly the secretary. ! George B. Craven, to the Lancaster county delegation in the legisliture: "Lancaster County Automobile As- I soclation meeting attended bv 60 rep- i rsaentative men all sections of c*inty unanimously indorse plan for system State tyghwnys. Urge you support m-dtsure in ; nterests of county, and State development.” i No Red Tape. Two ladies made ;i formal cull on a distant ucqiiuiniiuice. The maid ^ked them to wait until she ascertained whether the peftem inquired for x as In. Presently she tripfe-d downstair* mid announced that the holy was not at home." One of the cullers, findintr that she bad forgotten her curds, said to her friend. "Let niPTyrtte my mime on your curd.” "oil. It Isn’t at all ne<*essary. put In the timid cheerfully. "I told tier who It WHS." Thirteen. Thirteen uiu* die *M«*r«*d number of (lie Mexican* and (lie ancient people of Vuratun. Their.week bad 13 days and they hud Li snake god*:. The d**ser\lng p«»or are often iJh»*« h ho don’t deserve to Th» |sM>r. F For many ytam druggist* ftSfi watched with much interest Ihe remarkable record ) maintained by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder medi cine 4t it a phyaician’a preacnption. '.Swamp-Root is a strengthening medi cine. it helps the kidnejs, liver aad blad der do the work nature intended they •bould do. Swamp Root baa stood f he test of year* ’It is sold by all druggists on its merit ♦nd it should help you No other kidney medicine has so many friends. Be sure to get Swamp-Root and start trentment at once. However, if you wish first to teat thi* great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton; N. Y., for a ■ample bottle. When writing he sure and mention this payer—Adv. has The Drawback. *'I see an automobile company given the kaiser’s son m "I aboutd think they would be afraid be would be taking their -c;*rs out to have a royal good flu*** " 11;1 .... nry i 1 Joint Session of Lawyer*. Columbia Announcement wan made that the South Carolina Bar As sociation had accepted an invitation to meet In joint session with the Geor*. gia Bar Association at Tybee during the month of June Members of the State Association will endeavor to secure a large at tendance at the meeting ^/hioh will arove a big success socially and oth erwise. John P. Thomas, Jr., of Co lumbia. is nresident of th**'South Car olina Bar Association, and C. S. Mon teith is secretary ^ ^ An executive committee composed of Alva M Lumpkin. F. G. Tomnkins and D^ D Moise will arrange for a 1 morning meethig with the executive commit tee from the Georgia Association and complete aians for s the big joint ses sion. ' 1 Just as soon a* yon eat a tablet of Pape’s Diupepsin all the dyspepsia, in digestion. and ‘stomach distress ends. These pleasant, harmless tablets of Pape’s Diupepsin never fail to make sick, upaet stomachr feel fine at once, and they cost so little at drug stores.’ Adv Joffre the Silent. “I carry no literary baggage.’' This Confession of Marshal Joffre sums up hi* laconic habit. He bates words. Not long after his great victory on the' Marne be consented to receive n party of war correspondents. They looked forward eagerly to columns of copy. Joffre uttered fiT* words nnd then said BOSCHlE’S SYRUP Not the Same. He—“Here i** a lyghf) article -mi the Basque-, ” they w ent out of style'age. Why use ordinaly* cough remedies | when Boschee’s Syrup has been used Additions to Faculty. so successfully for fifty-one years in ..nemspjL,CoUe^^TwQ.rex^ntJLddl- pffrt^ (»r nie‘'l’niteii' States for ago. richmg •aiog, I Grove’s Ta«toles§ chill Tonic 1 i-ner^y by pul You can soou fool it* Strong in Tootcro* Tltoilty ano^t ner^y by pur.T*in« »r4 on- ” ~ tbe blood nrltforatlng ttfleut. t rite C0u Some women dr**ss r,» pleu.se men and some to worry other women — - Indi*f**l!«n product # ana alarming aympioma Wrluht’a ] Indian Vegetable PHI* aiimiila*'.^ the dlgea- ' live proctasts to fun«Mon naturally. A4v. tions have been made to the teaching force of the agricultural department, interesting [ Capt. L. B r ,nm>n. a graduate of Slu*—“Oh. | Hemson GjVllegl in 1916 in the ani mal husbandry course, ha* been ap- nointeii asosttnf professor of dairy ing. H-* succe'ds T A. Flutter, who >‘rj order to enter the com mercial da rv^g field in Columbia. Lieut. C. L. Morgan of Kentucky, a graduate of the University of Ken tucky. has been apoointod assistant professor of animal husbandry. The police bench show. court is i continuous Dr. Pt«*m ^ Plr**ant P<»l!rtii put tn md xiRls iH-arUrlu-n, conutljiutton. dlEtl- •lek and bit W«M and loilU'ratLm “Clrao bon**.” Adv. Hair t»e«d. grows thin on ninny Wbea Your Eves Need Cars MU Shcr ; W C'"t‘i'-es Still. Gaffnev —flher'ff Thomas and Dep uty S s er’ff J F! Watkins captured d diatiBer^'about 14 roles from Oaffnev. on the waters of B ; g Thick"! creek, on lands which were said to belong to John Blackwood. Two wh^t* *mAfi were at w*rk on ♦''a nimt when th£ off ? c*'**s »r*-ired. Thp still, wh’cb w** of coyypcr an<4 ''f al*out 36 cs- u^c^tr, w»* destrovHl The off’cerv env that Yhe -dmt h^d t>\e anseam^c* flf^sv ng h<»en-ottersted foe sowie Coughs, bronchitis, colds settled In the throat, especially lung trouhfes? II gives the patient a good night’s rest, free from eoughing. with easy expec toration in the jnorning, gives nature a chance to soothe the inflamed parts, throw off the disease, helping the pa tient to regain his health. Made in America and sold for more than half a century.—Adv. *r*ek* w»*T!**f % J8881 t*fr wfcfcik*? iSl mannfsrtur^d th^rs borzoi, or Russian Wolfhound has made record runs that show 7."i fee! speed of 4,S0i) feet In a minute if tfif pace * <mld be kept up. ^ . Important to Mothers - Examine carefully every bottle of CASTOKIA, that famous old remedj tor infanta and children, and see that it Bears .the Signature ofi In Cna for Over »; lean. Children Cry. t6r Fletcher's Caatoria "Ben Hooe'*” Fatbei Killed. . York - While attempting to cross the track in front of a Southern west bound passenger train. J miea Lore. ■■eswVim *>i ■ "t-WWfrVUh>f.‘L' PrutKi.t 8t*t« of Ohio City of Toledo. Lucas County—m. Frank J. Chenry make* oath that h* la j«n!or partner of the firm of F J. Cheney A Co., doing business In the City of To ledo, Counly and-State aforenald. and that said flrm'wlll pa/ the sum of ONE IPJN- DRED DOLLARS for anr case of Catairh that cannot be cured by the use of HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE FRANK J. CHENET. Sworn to beforo me and subscribed !n my presencs, this «th day of December. A. D IMS (Sea!) A. W. Gleason, Notarv Public. HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE is :ak- Irtfluenza and kindred diseases start ..vithacold. Don’t tiifle with it. At the first shiver or sneeze, take CASCARAKPUININE Standard cold remedy for 30 vaara hi form—<afe, aure, no optatea—breaks up •n internally and acts through the Blood | -i LoYe was a resident of the Lockraore mill village and the accident occ&rred oppot^te the mill. He is survived by a famdy. one of his children being Jaa. Stanhope Love, a shut-in who is well known to newspaper readers under the name of "Ben Hope.” , Big Deal in Stone. Oaffnev —-A transaction involving a large sum was consummated in Gaff ney recently when T. G. McCraw sold to the Southern Railway 12.000.000 yards of stone at the price of three cents per yard. It is said that the Southern is contemplating many im provements on its lines, and that this stone will be used in the develop ments. It is said that Mr. McCraw has an unlimited supply on his prem- fses. and that the quality of same is / just suited to the requirements of the railway company. Union Temple Planned Charleston.'—A temple of labor cost ing between $100,000 and $150,009. with the probability that its construc tion will reach the larger figure, i* definitely planned by local white unions: a committee, representing 18 organizations, with prospect of more coming in. already being busy with arriying„at agreement on details. A very desirable site is in view., and it *s expected that developments will fellow a recent general conference. Swiftest Dog Over 100 union representatives met The .swiftest floe in tin* world, (be,, •Ot.’ciher fin the .projacl. F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo. Ohio, Painful End. "Jimmie.” said -Aunt Nell, • “I saw 0 you reading very Intently last night. Ditl the story end happily?’”' -“.saw,” said Jimmie. "It was Dia mond Dick,’ and pa came in and caught me Just ns I was flnishin’ the last chapter.” „ . , . • with Mr. HiU's picture. >a suid Viobey led tap At All Drag St Shave With Cutieura Soap And double your razor efficiency as well as promote skin purity, skin com fort and skin health. No mug, no slimy soap, no germs, no waste, no Irritation even when shaved twice daily. One soap for all uses—shaving, bathing and shampooing.—Adv. Suitable Concession. “Bn. can you get wine" a new rubber coat?” "Well. I guess I cun stretch a point for it." Men With Rig* Wanted.io sell Rawleigh's Products. Estab lished demand. Large profits, healthy, pleasant, permanent Give age, occu pation, references. W. T. RAWLE1GH CO., 130 Illinois St., Memphis, Tana,* Heavy Fruiter Cotton * Tbe most prolific big boil Cotton Is oxlstoaeo. Resists droughts, wind end disease. Record rot’R bales per acre. 46ft tint; Stasis. IHtncb. Hare Private Gin and Caller. No Weevils. Get special price on Oenntne seed from %t»n FraMcr C.ll.. C».. Orautilk. Sa. EURT WOMI WIRES H-ffWSilSC Greatest woman’s book ret. Agents doable money. Representative wasted in tala ooantr. SsSRag —r' ge^eM SSe, este. Write ted*/. L/ttoe ires*. Paris. Tsea.' AGJENT8 Wanted—Buy Libert/ Bonds, loan money •t6j. Priddy-WlUlaau Company, Nashville, Ifenir W. N. U., CHARLOTTE, NO. f-1919. When the nlfitr* eeck* the uiuu. h« baa a atranglr hold on K. Madden C'lumbia Postnaster. C«*lupib:a.—Bnliu and Pone, incur- ponted. mpreseritativck, of the United St He * F’d'lity end Guaranty (’onipany of BeJt more. Md . bondsmen for the lute pofitni?i»ter Coleman, designated T. B Maddenr. assist'int postmaster; to fll! the ^tities of pout mas ter of the r-Uimhu pos toff ice until « civil aer : v ce exanon f. ; .on is held to fllj the nosimsatirihip of the Columbia offic©. Mr Madden hvs-n*H yet received of- dapariment at Washington confirming tha act too of Mr. Cotemao’* bondsmaa Baby Wakes Up Smiling after its food has been digested as it should which is best done by giving 1 ^ ^ ' MRS.WINSI.OWS SYRUP Tko InfenU’ end Children’s Regulator Thousands of wise mothers know from actual experience that there is nothing better than ( thjs remarkable remedy for overcoming constipation, diarrhoea, feverishness and other baby troubles. This purely vegetable preparation h absolutely harmlew —contains no opiates, narcotics, alcohol or other harnrfut ingredients. If your baby is fretful, cries, or gives other symptoms of not bong well, give Mrs. Winslow’s Sy*rp aImI note the bounding Ik—1th end happy smiles that Mknr i DRUG CO.. 2U-2H Fi Gmmgrml BtMma Ayr*fa: Ms A Csl, hik. fis