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THB FKOPLE. BAKJCWZLL. 8 0. Refused Insurance !%. Dunning Left Service in Bad Shape, But Doan's Soon Corrected His Trouble. V5oo. Dunning, pi-Ohirf BnatnwAin of the U. S. Navy, 470 Motifurd Soniervtlie, Maati., nay»: ‘‘Everv , fe*Jt of troulile I suffered from my kul- was a result of exposure at sea. J was retired practically an invalid. My kidneys became more irregula% all the time and some nights 1 was forced to get up every half hour. 1 he kidney secretions buhtert like tire and were filled with brick dust-like sediment. My joints swelled and were iuflamed 1 couldn't bend over to Rmaninf ,ace my shoes and had be helped up and wjwrw. Hight after my retirement yr.vu service I tried to get insured, but aw turned down because of kidney trouble. 1 began taking Doan's Ki \ and used sixteen boxes Hv lAat t'ine every sign of kidney trouble W/l rue and my back was like iron; »r,tTin ache or pain left. I tried for ^rworanoe again and ts declared -a I jk>Jx risk. I give Doan s Kidney Pills i jTsrd f for putting me in perfect health.'* ^rtbtvribcd and sworn to before GF.ORDF. r. p()I!FJl7Y. Kotary Public. Cet Do*n*» at Any Store, • 0^ DOAN’S fOSTOt MILBURN CO, BUFFALO. N. Y. % •# -We *m« •m t * mom • » **- « #.» • • » *• »»■» • »■»* • • . - * £AT0 NIC 00N7 NEGLECT A RHEUMATIC PAIN Cm mi\9t i| wi»lK SIma'b Wlw H Mii * % «4 B # <■» « t • 4 f>* 1. » w •»* ■ fcle* MS* * Lfle* t a SLE6R1TE XMAS THE BRiZEL WAY C— (Hi. AMortmont AmIm f 0 ^ FIREWORKS Unlj • Sale efsd S«n. it Kin t K* Law BOVS’ th>. outfit i« I r.i’.rel «>•(•«•< >.11? to en- l>le you to <-wU>t>r.te a rool Cbrl.tmM thi. ye.r. The. wonderful acM«<rtn>ent (worth fl U0 »t soy ref Ml .tore) meet, ail requiremouta of law foremen* mId of Orawc'rka Conacata of 2 Taiyo A l t-ft. i'at»er ballotAOH. Gpac kAflre- ... Irr«, 2 colored Are torehea, 6 Koman vaudlea, . fn • i»t h Hang Halntea, 1 dajgo ourly rf<*cr bomb, _J J *0 torpodoef., 1 colored atar mine, 24pie<-«« mgbt Arw*ca>rka, <D aparklera, 12 jiiecea nigger ohufter*. 12 ;W»>eo« ana of ■ gun, 12 niece* graanboppers, 12 piece* it* wbe. la. 12 anakea In graaa 1 dot. crazy cracker tAketta and 1 bundle of punk. All complete In n neat •mtwi bot. A day', fun for the whole family. Vou «^*u't beat It for rarlet y. quantity, quality and price V.TC.laaiow tbeae days »o (setter order now—^lon t Waltlk Oar boakltt ol rrlrbratiua gaad* fr»«, ««a<l tor It ataa. BRAZF.L NOVELTY MFC. CO. ’>«*33 Fll. Str«at Cincinnati, Ohio Influenza starts with a Cold At the first s CASCARA IQIININ flROMlOt : reawtr f»r 22 yts't 1 ' ** ■■ **ls. sirs, r • brraas up s roM ta )4 a—rcitrraa y 9 ia ) days f » r k» • tf «t IkAia Tw KjS g V« ! • I • K Mr MtfTg ■ • A# 4 'f fW Bl HR mis ALL DOUBT 13 DISPELLED OF SOLDIER SENTIMENT AS TO MEMORIAL OF WAR. t REPRESENTATIVE ATTENDANCE Convention Kills By a Vote of Ten to One R-solut'on Petitioning Leg islature to Change the Law. BELCHING Caused by Acid-Stomach Lea R*Y’ r *W|r* < ka ^«a >»«♦** »< gi-a •mmmM rwaaa a> • > •« ««»■• feMt »aw e* a.wg »—4 ••*««•»«« » **»•»•»« •*.*» «••••♦ » «»e»W «a ^ a #• 2 •» a«« w -■ a •* a a • »a wa* r «. 4««4 w> a t» <a» * a *— •» awea a-a W • »a e«ea« 4M • a # aw a*** *-» - *m w « .« aa • I «aa . . mb v es mmeymf w •sfMrf mM I • • Sm* e«r a M at U rnrnmm te« >*wi • aa a> * wa a-a • •• • teaa W e«*< • • ••• a a * % •» a-a -"->1 a* 2 aMaa r 4 aa .a> e■ a». aa«# ww ■ aAa 2 a-» «4% > %»« a*a« M *► a ■ a a-a aa a# e# * .»->»# 9 a* aw *t a a ewa** •* • ^ ^aa a»*a» mi aa* aa* • *aa *• *♦* ^asea^ee aakaw^a •# *aa aw»aa 1 e -e»>aa a-a .atw a Columbia. If th<»r^ w,is ^vop any doubt that the American Legion would be a success In South Carolin i. this doubt was dis pHled when f h^ state convention was held in Columbia From all sections of the Palmetto commonwealth, dele gates • mm and when f lw* meeting was t ailed to order Iwr Julius’H Walker. Vute oom'M nd'T f he hell of the house >f ropr • ient tt o .*•* Iicbl res of nie»nb**TM tf th** l“gi m Slate tftu ere » a 8pr**sae4 themselves at b.ghlv pleisa.f w.th the convention The w.irli before *h - legion was r»»n> pleted st the if’orn »<>n session, and the organtiartiod tdl »ume«| to meet 2ga<9 »t t pU e tnd t'tne to he se !e, ft-l hjr M»e •§« «ifive Comitlittea lav tatn«a« for *h • aegt ronveatorn were r» atved tr *m « otambta Spar 'abt>’«rg an t f Baftesftxn Of • «al (•t«afsw«t •.» 4it ytosrtli I'am »a (Be »t «jv* Ml at (Be after n e«a aseetMm mi « rwaaHMMI aat ag *h#t af 9 •« t|Re area ae «gf Ilka* (»gaV**# fKM tw« sa *V* Btt«a« WaPMMMftal • wu;'■4 Mm % <e a a *a9 Rat BaN ata8p9 A-siHa <>< a* ae-aW'aaa—* w%»B a-wwKI ■■ ■ ■ ■■ niiai ..--wtan. wiiaaiai «8^rgM• a * weR •% •' (geata mi MlkeMS •a# Kat*-ea far •%*% seat •awaffaBea f *kkiv« aa4 aB* • .w «#%* Bw a fwfMMM I sea «# t%e fm* .+90 -t *%m jlaa»% aw# waRBavea eeawflaBwaa aw •M*a ►•gi *s - Kaa#* Bswaa *Hf • vm fa**ai»*# at aae r* mw«*^ a#- e# (he • %*<• *' |k - tom* £* 4% d(T a %ap ^ WaeeamaKrr Orta a24t* 3 Skottowe Wannamalraf. preeideni of the Amerk-an Cotton aanociatton said that the assot'lation “has inside Inform.ition to the effort Ihit ih** «le partnient of agriculture will d*c!.in lf» furnish an eatlmate of the.tndic*’ ed yield of cotton in^lts report. , "The American Cotton associittion.'' says Mr Wannamaker. “in compli ance with requests from every sec tion of the belt, has taken this matter up with members of the honae-and senate. The department of agricul ture takes the* ^position that as no crop estimate was made at this time [l^st season, they do not feel that they should issue an indicated yield this year, as they have no figures from the previous yea'r with which to, compare. The matter is being pushed every Way possible by us and we w*li make every effort to have the departinFh! issue an indicated yield as well as a condition report. The grounds for refusing the indicated ymld are not justifiable, .as the indicated yield is based upon the actual cotoiihous and not upon any yield made during any I previous year “The American Cotton association j is now compiling its crop estimate an 1 I condition report which hmI! .»**’ ia- ! sie d in the next few da’. .-*• T\ ; ie- I ort will prove start Vmgl » bctiisii. New Trial m Graham Cate. Judge Kmest Mfwire has granted .1 t new trial m the ra** of (jrahatn I *jt4iinaf The state of South t’xrolinu j Aftorti«*v« for the plaintiff argued thit their (lent wa« entitled to <Ia:o*<‘*» a* • oritma to the evt2flen« e and the jury • return#d a vordk-t for the defense TB» ( •<naa*4iwe*tfB at*»»m#2 2 cow fended that the %•'dsrt Waa r ght and GET READY FOR “FLU PECULIU USE OF MIKELl I! Ix?ep Your Liver Active, Your Syatem Purified and Free From Colds by Taking Calo J bs, the Nausealess Calomel Tablets, that are De lightful, Safe and Sure. Physicians and Druggists are advis ing their friends to keep their systems purified and their organs in perfect working order as a protection against the return of influenza. They know 1 that a clogged up system and a lazy 1 liver favor colds, influenza and serious complications. ^To cut short a cold overnight and to prevent serious complications take one Calotab at bedtime with a ’swallow of water—that’s all. No salts, no nausea, no griping, no sickening after effects. Next morning your cold has vanished, your liver is active, your system is puri fied and refreshed and you are feeling fine with a hearty appetite^ for break fast. Kat what you please—no danger. Cslotabs are sold only in original ■ 'lied packages, price thirty-five rents. Kvery druggist is authorized to refund your money if you are not perfectly delighted with Calotabs.—(Adv.) Commanding Officer of Camp Jacksor Disapproves Acquittal Verdict of the Trial Court. Catpp Jackson—VV.- K. Mikell. civil ian employee, recently tried at (’amp Jackson for violation of the 94th ar tide of war, was found not guilty of each of the 54 specifications: The verdict of the court was disapproved by Major General Read, reviewing au thority, who made the following • in dorsement: “In the foregoing case of William E. Mikell, civilian, Camp Jackson. S C., the findings and ac quittal of the court are disapproved. The evidence before the court is am ply sufficient to warrant a finding of guilty and a sentence in keeping with the gravity of the offense.” The disapproval by the command Ing general, who convened the court, ill not affect the status of the de WOMAN’S NERVES MADE STBONK By Lydia EL Pinkham^J^ Vegetable Compound* * Winona, Minn.-‘*1 suffered for morB than a year from nervousness, and waa ' so bad I could not restatnight— would lie awake and get so nervous I would have to get up and walk around and in the mornin would be all tir out. I read about Lydia E. Pinkham’fl Vegetable Com- r >und and thought would try it. My nervousness soon lej’t me. I slee well and feel fine in tho morning an able to do my work. I gladly recom- ‘ lam’a vei S „...vv mend Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetab e fendant, who under the verdict stands ^.Compound to make W c a T ^^p el Tn« , , .v. . - ■ strong.’’—Mrs. Albert Sultze, 603 acquitted of the charge. K The case attracted considerable in terest. not only because of the inter esting legal point raised in regard to jurisdiction, but also because* of the prominence of deefndant Gaffney member* — A meeting was held of the of the Cow pens Rattle Sound Finance. Ground association, the ohj2»ct being to dev:*e ways and mean* by which the battle ground may be suitably marked and if powsible iryl J« e Coo greet to convert the spot into s aa tiooat perk Tt»cf. nf lt«-r J«4#» If Mure *• < t Bel like peepniN ntuot to fft 1 * ad pa* *d ftg e • • M«op lot P #* |*d>*»t»d «ftpaei+r egfeewso *W peOp».**»"S RoesoMdMOt t • a «tft - % t *eid-4Ke eMsH e* oBftS # eif SO *%» §• ■ B*>ft ee* MwwO e**Oft ft, 1 loot op flOMfS 2 * e * : ft * I* ft* -.2 » ft * • •• . 9 I ft tftft' II' Aft-* %l*« WasBlogtiWl t Spec *11 — Ben at or BmitB Has •aamir.,ft4 that be wmtd lead Bm ad toiotediefely to the pr»» 'poaal of the pee pis of Aedevno to •*k one a targe g*v* roaseot *ppt •pc 1 • tt*o f*r tbe fooairoi linQ «if a rooft Bosoo a*, 14tad tb that cdy 4 bit! fta fO*d-eg to tbe bease# to mmmrn+mr Olmstead St, W’inona, Minn. How often do we hear the expression among women, “1 am so nervous, I can not sleep," or ‘‘it seems as though I •hould fiy. ’* Such women should profit by Mrs. Sultze’s experience and givo this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E- Pinkham’s Veg^tAble Com pound, a trial. For forty years it has been overcom ing such serious conditions as displace ments. inflammation, ul *erstion. irreg ularities. periodic pains, backache, dm zineaa, ard nervous r»roetration of women, an 1 is now considered tbs stan dard remedy for such ailments. CHEST CLOGGED UP . 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J 4 < Confident. Partial reports in from 15 counties n ^he .-care <how ♦hit iialf of the S.IO,- >i>0 juiiieh r hv *ho Y. M! C A. in its statewide \imna gn has been suh ft(-r;l)-‘d ■'1 • Hintieg yet to bfr heanl from do myrhine like as Well is those whi-h hive been hoard from 'h fun l will be- overs'ihscrihed. T. R . iriharn, i’te secret iry. said. Ntw Reverue Dstr.cL Advices received from Greenvillft ’ were to the effect that a new revenue district, im-luding only /Soutli 'Caro- 1 lina, has been formed and wiH ha in I charge «>f Fred' E. Pearnmn. whoso heailqu.trt* rs will h,> in ' 'ol Heretofore, the stati-s of North Tir olina and South Carolina comprised what was known as the Salisbury district •••♦•♦-* » — , , 1 _ BIFF! Stop jolting Liver and Bowela with violent drugs, but take “Cascarets.*' ** # •**< m PMqM .fflBHft a. ft. ^1 .m il Iki ■■ ■ ft _ - _ ^ifti ■*- ■' * » i #k#MB m 9 # m •* . | ft ft 'ftftf <2ft W%% # 1 r*et0i f#» riMft* aa at alaftta **• • ft ft 9*1* eft 1ft tN* . , 1 Hi ^ ft # firr* fttft «■ A* ft *■ Ka (ftedit**ftarft atm *Y at* ftft at * dftft*^. - ft-., ft .. .. . . #ft .. ..ft 4k ft i ^19 * 1* »» fBBPk -ft.-» 9 f w** w« *av# •• at# 4«r ftt aftrgftftt it ii 1 •'Fw 1ft ft #% ^9 r ‘‘‘■wf ^1 Si 1# H *.,* . ,f (S * .iftral IVfih.ne** K* 9t**r ha dr ft# tfid «*r h*»r ♦.* »-dala fr>tm foreign countr*0 a vtaril l**yl f »r hr ivt-rv anif ha* bftftn v» 1 *l - S •» d 1 nf (Wo idhrr d'Vo- r At Iona a 1 m n to bft awardi'd him Columh ia - Co ntr ol of the Record Puhlishmi r comi 13 n v. » flop pen cor- r porati'»n. was ar qu :req !iy a n^al con- ICjII th« Cold. »9>«*Z0 take HILL Want P-xnut Expert. Washington -• Special)-— Senator ' DiarimTl Representative^ Ed C Mann have jointly requested. Sei-retarj- Houston to detail in expert on pea- nut. growing from the department of agriculture m confer *ith planters and business men U Sumter during rhe county fir hje-ve November 1S21 Peanut < ulfiir>* rs 1 principal item in m agricutHii il program proposed for 4uml4*f. ind other IW l»«e counties •oafrooted bv *h»» net*****^*.* of revu»- q< farming.ojtArat >ns on account of the pr-^-ui of holt w**»*vil sumTnatrd rturtng Th^^pir^r^rew diyi by R. rbarltoo Wright and associates. William O Roger. Lawrence J. Davis, Walter E Duncan, and' J. Karvev * *+ ** Shull, all of whom have been asso ciated with the Columbia Record for kume time past. Trrrnlved In pfir-' chase is the majority stock of tho HORSE OWNERS a ••* • Wft^i* «# V 44* • ■■♦'ft ftftAftft «ft fty 9 • ****** * • ■4<► I ,ir ” i ‘ *"*»•>* 3 ?*** *'*a— mi 9f -lift ••• ► *• tad ft*-**** - ftftMLft ft*4 «*^»ftf«* 4 4« YAGERS LINIMENT At all 4*ftarr«. F «.• )J c«s«a. Tk# Uzftft A enrt hotil* of Yager's la**- mew o-ftiftriftifthe •• m*t.B «• ih« uaual *A c*a» out lie ol 1 mime At. GILBERT PROS A CO . Bftiu—*•. Md. Fines and Licenses. Receipts from hunting licenses, fifu-s and other sources received by, t Wade Haihpton Gihhes, chief game i warden, will amount to nearly $12,000 , for October according to indications 1 of the reports already in the office. ! Approximately $$.000 ha« been turned 1 info the treasury from the various ! ceunties-and this will he increased to about $12,000 before the end of the .month. Mr Gibbe* thinks. » The a-iuouat this inonLh. will.t**ia»ed by probably $7,000 the receipt!* fyr the sajue period last year ^ “Dynamiting” bile out of your sys tern h calouiel and otlier/ sickening • company^heretofore owned by-K-dwin purgatives is all wrong. Salts, Oil, and W- Robertson Mr. Robertson has dis Cathartic Waters ait by flooding the posed of his entire holdings. bowels with the digestive juices which are vital to the stomach. Cnscarets tire different. They act as a tonic do To Move to Greenville. Chester.—It has been learned from P it or the bowel tmiscles, which Is the only Kood authority that the Hon. W. sensible way to relieve a bilious tit- _ , , T . o .. Pollock, former United States sena ttick, a sour, acid stomach, or consti pated bowels There is no griping or from South Carolina, and well known inconvenience. You naturally return lawyer and farmer, will remove from to regularity and cheerfulness. Cas- r heraw to Greenville within the next carets cost very little and they work months'. Mr. Pollock recently While you sleep.—Adv. ^ purchased a twelve acre tract, known ' — as the Caudle property in the suburbs Man's Foot in the Shoe. , of the city and it is understood that Hrmry, TrjT-rt mnr hrrfh-trrrrht^ fttw-ryk - he iatemia.remnv 1 :ig Xu Greenville as Th.s mott remarkable remedy cause* ihe stomach to act natu rally and keep* thebowets open. Is purely vegetable, producing only highly beneficial results. MRS. WINS LOTTS SYRUP TU lft.W **# CktUrva*. R«e*Utar Absolutely harmle*s—complete fof. mula on every bottle-only very h«at Ingredients used. At mil dr* tr i,t. ITCH! F g o*- ye W jT-ire Lim t Mat Expired. Lilli* M.9ft J.'hnst* Rmllh of Rt ' Th* tune Lm*t in which th* Cry (’’harl***. T«viii*c. h di!* Ih# high lunibi* Ratl«r.>v. Ga« and Kbcfr.c 1 ftl.A (i mi -*f »•* ng 'be.fhampor. p g r »nip*nf fta* »!I*»W4^| ha ih* raBat -aifter $mo*t *Ba t«h Hc»f« fttid’girt* r«»nmi I** rnwft*#*r (hit *? d-ipth CamtiBe TBt# jlfla girl *i*«i*» F^a* al a* |r» «*f r 1#2 • '.ftr 9 « fiiaflie* «4d FV-IauM 4 • -^al Ba* •■*:• ?**! aad a* •h* > r«»** 'ft-wa P 4 *■* **#‘e fair tht# *a*% |»*af W# ■mad* 40 4***Am' ft* a A. «*.* *-ft t* tW *9*#'..%* IB 'W m ft# tni*»aft4a'ft inti* lh»‘ « ir*Mi*v frrt». bu* Wi.*i put «*ut ft> flic *4i?irjA •*>**! Iirk**t man. lb-l.«>tii«* buuling atai t**M Jii* that thr man hud thrmvn aoon as can close his bus.nsss af fair?, in fheraw For CROUP, COLDS, INFLUENZA & PNEUMONIA Mothers should keep a Jar of Hramo s Vauo- m-ntlt i Salve convenient. W hen ( roup, Inflt;- enza or Cnhusionla threatens this delightful salve rubbed w»*ll into the throat, chest and under the arms, will relieveMhe chokjnv, break congestion and promote restful Bleep. \f. BRAHE'S YAM SALVE Will:*.; ;;.LG-rgi: 8*^ 9®* *"2 f 1.5ft •» at 1 4r«f «t«rv« *r m,( ^reftaU kv lira in*- lirm « >. \%i||ift| mrU( N . I ftllt*** a> Iftlrri IVsHin ■it it I»u9* 1*% Jttltl. *llr •Il |i >l„l ■|y| > A Kallft £i .1 ,*• ft* * IW *0409 Y# *ft#9 • mm4m 0*mmmt040mrn0 ft# SB aft 9mim9 44m ftiBft dh^ ria# lot##*,>■■■*■ 99+* mrn% ** » « 2 t • oft . IMt |B *' * ft 3 *#l 101 909049 O* •* f- a <e* a 1 a* Bf 0Bft**mdft »ft* < * m 4*rftr(<'t*a Baft aft* ta*«**ftwaft *■ «# urnmm FmtvAm* BftMS# 41 34m e taaft •ft* f »*«ftfeaft§ Kjpm*t Juvenila Auto Driver*. * Columbia — Per» »n« .undt-r 1€ yesrs ei Mg* must not drive aut<»mobilft« w.th b r ty Itmita nf t*nlunibi* and tho** that do ».11 f• «irrr«t»d and j ' *» utwd -ftOder • city (»rd-d«arft Vft«fti* f at ft ftaftilftf * . Tftft . e*« J *vf» «• 9 wHinifti 'rmy i U' 9 '* w 999094 I TT*f TB it' ft4* W -ft# «i«dft«#i ft ft# ft*ft ftft t m f€jr«rf e* BsWkftftftftMNI ft# (Bw fftAft TYift §1 j* «* 4kr yptsftn ■« •* #*♦,' ft rBftcft lft**jfti lift Yon Can Be Beautihl! I iZtL 1 ^ *f - ** Srnrnmm'wimX^m^S!^ I****•» **»**4 *■» *i£*riI*rL*.«L ftM*W [>o(^l Send « Penn v tf mSm *m$ Baby Coughs ya* * **^, , mmt mmm r^, 9 • ***4 sm* «0ftn» PI SO S