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loss OF SLEEP
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For Infants ftnd Children.
Mothers Know That
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PLANS BEING SHAPED TO PUT
CHARLESTON HIGH IN RANK
OF AMERICAN PORTS.
MCE RiOT IN CHIRLESTON'
Two B'uejackeU and Four Negroe*
Killed is Result of Shooting of
Marine by Negro in Pool
Room. *.
WHOLE STATE IS INTERESTED
Foneicp Trade Will be Fostered and
Developed wt^h One Special Object
.cf Benefit to the State.
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Charleston—Official announcement
of the plans foV a big enterprise here,
supported by w>< al buaiBona hum*;* Whir
likewise hope to have business men
about the state participate, was made
by Mhjor Alfred Huger, icounsel for
the Carolina Company, the stock of
which will be increased to $500,000.
for the purpose of fining a business as
steamship agents, freight brokers and
forwarding agents, calculated to place
Charleston in the front rank of Amer
ican porfs and to build up a business
that will prove immensely beneficial
both to Charleston anil the state as a
whole
$90,000 Bond Issue.
Abbeville The voters of Abbeville
Charleston, rlteginmnfr aft* r a ne-
fro was accused of shooting down a
bluejacket at Market and Heauf liy,
streets,-.in a pool room, ru< e rioting,
in which bluejackets, 'assisted by
some' civilians, apparently, attacked
many negroes, occtlrred here..- Two
bluejackets and four negroes, are re*
ported to InfVe been killed and iijore
than eight men' woutifled seriously
the Roper hospital being.overwhelmed
for t TipM.
Police ^weret. unable to^-stop the
bluejai kets. from the naval training
camp and naval officers, dispatched
additional provost guards by. motor
cars, while a detachment of marines
was Hurried into town to serve as a
patrol. A little after midnight, be
cause of the seriousness of the situa
tion. policemen and marines instruct
ed all persons to go home ami stay
there Rear Admiral Benjamin C.
Bryan, commandant of the navy yard,
kept in as close touch as possible with
the rioting and gave orders that as
rapidly ii posiiblg all tie- bltieiatfk*
ets be sent hy motor trucks to v the
navy yard and the naval training
camp:’
Siam after the beginning of the
trouble in Beau fa in strei-t. bluejackets
are accused of raiding tWo shooting
galleries They are reported to have
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rotintcHoiter Taught' The New York health authorities had a Brook
lyn manufacturer ernteneeil to .the penitentiary for veiling throughout
the United State* million* of “Talcum powder” tablet* a* Aapirin Tablet*.
Aspirin “DONTS”
Don't ask for Aspirin Tablets—say “Bayer!” #
Don't buy Aspirin in a pill box! Get Bayer package!
Don't forget that the “Bayer Cross 99 is your only
protection against dangerous counterfeits.
Don't fail to say to druggist:
“I want ‘Bayer Tablets of Aspirin 9
in a Bayer package.” The genuine!
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Buy only the regular Bayer pack
age with the safety "Bayer Crow”
upon it and on each tablet inside..
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The genuine -American owned "Bayer Tablets of
A Aspirin” have been proved safe by millions for Pain,
™ Headache, Neuralgia, Toothache. Earache. Rheumatism.
Lumbago; Colds. Grippe. Influenzal Cofds. Joint Pains.
f)»-:ar the rc-ub'i
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Action by Sumter Board.
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tion of thi«
pioncy was pledged in ;» f«*w minute^ ^
and actual construction has already
begun.
Cothran’s Candidacy.
Greenville - At a meeting of the ;
Greenville County Bar Association 1
Monday afternoon the candidacy of
Thomas P Cothran for appointment
as judge of the United States court
for the western district of South Car
olina to succeed Judge Joseph T.
Johnson, deceased, was jnmartimously
indorsed.
Sumter. -The county hoard of com
missi oner s-arr it? last meeting attend
ed to much important business, first
among ‘which was connected with
road building. County Engineer Mo-
Uellan and Engineer Carleton
were ordered to make surveys at
once and furnish estimates of well
mixed, well drained sand clay roads
and concrete bridges ■on the roads
from 'Sumter to Mav ^n-ille. . Stimter ;
to Kershaw countv line on^Camden
I road Sumter, to T.ee county .on the
+ road to-prshopriRr; •. -
ri».»n hi* home to re A putol toil
jet ported his heart He
within a fern- minutes His
«* i*# 1 (hat hi* sop had lu*« i
health several * months. Young
Atiercomtiie reared t«» his room alone |
shortly after breakfast and upon hear- j
tng the report of a itK|el. his mother
rushe<l to the room and found the hoy
dying-
Farm Work Retarded.
Gaffney — The unusually heavy rains
of the last few days have had the ef
fect of retarding farm work to a con
siderable extent, but most of the farm
era of the county had finished plant
ing their crops before the rains set
in. and as a consequence, they are not
much hurt by fhe wet weather.
Another Auto Tragedy.'
Florence.—Maxy Odom, aged 50.
Ellis Davis aged 16. and Robert Bla-
ton aged 17. were killed when their
automobile was by an v Atlantic
Coast Line passenger train at the
Ebenexer crossing five miles from
here. , The two boys. Davis and Bla-
ton. appear to have been killed out
right. Mr. Odom lived about HO min
utes but never regained\,oonsrious-
ness. Grover Odom, aged JC a son
of Maxy Odom, was thrown a distance
from, the track Into the ditch j,nd es
caped with only a few miner bruises'
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That Friend!
“Mother doesn’t think shell go to
the theater with us tonight. Albert.”
“Is that so? I have got three tickets.
What shall I do with the third oncV"
“(Jive It to the man you always g<»
out to see between the acts. lie can
sit with us and you won’t have to go
out and see him.”
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Complimentary to Him.
He—But I asked you, dearest, to
keep our engagement u secret for the
present.
* Shy—I couldn’t help it. That hateful
Miss Oldum said the reason I wasn’t
married was because no fool had pro
posed to me, so I up and told'her you-
had.—Brooklyn Citizen. <,
•ittiTirur'i fttct*? •
\Yy* It not th** same
two minutes ag** had fa
nail, and raised a lump
ben’s «-£g op his head?
It wa*.
A Diagnoai*.
“Oh, doctor,” said a worried bssaiug
agrarian. “My wife is in an awf'il ren
dition! From a medium fat womanshe
has been reduced to skin and h*»a***».
She talks incessantly in a loud wpuwk-
ing voice, begins a sentence and never
finishes it. and jumps from subject t*»
subject without uttering anythin* that
has the least sense to it."
“HTn! I see! Vryttirned tb>* l -i
cion. “Go home. Mr, C.abblebj^ am! . •
| out your party line telephone at <vj»rr.
Your wife has been listening in *\i it
too much.”—Kansas City Star.
| Lots of people make fortunes W of
! other people’s curiosities.
B. E. TIMetson. Hurt.
Spartanburg —B. E Tillctson. an
electrican of thi* city, was run over
by a Southern^pasRenger train at the
j union station hen* and seriouily. per
! haps faulty injured His right leg
* was mangled between the knee and
f ankle and at 1 o’clock Mr.'Tilletson
[ w*a placed upaa ik*> opaeallag takla ♦
and the injured lag am put a tad near
gnjrmy
af 11 iattMi al Iti lias fkysal—
•I kl*a**M*Mau*Mtos *1
aiLhoafk that naembar
One Convict Kills Another.
Columbia—Casey Jones. 16-year-old
negro, died from the effect* of being
trampled upon by Perry foabioet. an-
i other negro prisoner at the Dutch
Fork reformatory. The two inmates
, of the Institution engaged m a* scuf-
J fie and Jones wa* mortaJF mjurHl
wfcvn Tnablnef osad hit feet w
terrible effect upua Joaea abdomen
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