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IX HPARTANBt’RU.
CONVENTION HELD IN COLUSM
Prank K. Mjrr* of rharlmtua
t«*il Orand ('haarHkir—CuaM
IWK Make Report.
232 and 234 Kang Street end 203 Meeting Street, Charleston, S. C
ARCADE STORE.
With the election of offlears asd
tbte selectUm of Spartanbarg as tha
next meetitia place, the grasd
of the Knifthta of Pythlaa adjoarsad
j> aterday, following h bualnt
.Sion at which much work was ac
complished. No definite actioa was
taken toward the eatabliabmaat of
the proposed Pythian orpkaaage. A
number of reporta by romaUttaas
were made to the grand lodges.
The resolution by Hartwell M. Aj
er introduced in Cbarleaton two
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years ago and continued again from
last year, which provided for a fV*
peal of the statute with refereace
tb' payment of mileage and per diem
to memebrs and officers in attoad-
aiice on the grand lodge, waa la*
definitely postponed.
Officers Elected.
Tlie following officers were e|oct- j
ed by tlie graiwi ledge: Urand Chan •
cellor, Frank K M\-*rs. Cbarleaton; I
grand vice chancellor. Frank S. Ev- I
ans. Greenwood, grand prelate, peo.
W.. Diek, Sumter; grand keeper of
records and seal. C. 1). Brown, Ab
beville; grand master of exchequer.
Wilson G. Harvey. Charleston,
grand master-at-arms, C. W. Croaa-
land. nepnettsvllle; grand inner
guard. .1 M. Oliver. Orangeburg:
grand oilier guard. Perry W. Prince,
Barnwell.
T he following district deputy i
grand chancellors were elected:
First district, Kdward L. Tiencken.
Mi i'leasapt; second diatrict, R.
Keith Charles. Timmonsvllle; Third
district, .1 F. Byrnes, Aiken; Fourth
district. Augustus M. Deal, Columbia
Fifth district, R. E Yellottt, Lynch- .
imrg; sixth district J. L. Spratt it.
Mill; Seventh diatrict. M. G. Wom
ack. Spartanburg; Eighth diatrict.
■lames H. Craig. Anderson; Tooth
district J. W. I^Grand, BenaoWa-'
ville; Eleventh diatrict. A. W.
firowning, Elloree.
Grand TYIbnncw.
Grand trtbonas, W. A. Tripp,
Greenville, three yean; H. K. Oylee
two years; L. W. Wittkowaky. Cam
den. one >war; J. L. Mickle, Dar
lington, recorder.
D.tC. Heyward was elected for
* years .on the board of publication
to succeed himaelf..
The following anpreme represen- - longing to two fruit-tree
tatlves were elected for n term of from Tennessee ran away
four years; M
son, and B A
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■j) GIVING OUT.
The Struggle IMacowragew Many
Citizen of Walterboro.
Around all day with an achin
back; Cant rear at night.
Enough to make any one "give
out.'*
“I would lay awake for hours
without any apparent cause, or
Doans Kidney Pills will give re ( ] ream terrible dreams which
newed life. ! wou |j brhjjr on extreme spells
No Rest
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Day or Night
Leesville, May 24.—Yesterday af-
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ternoon. about 6 o’clock, a homo
agents
hqre.
L. Bonham, Ander- 'The horse started running on the
Morgan, Greenville. | eastern edge of town, and came
The third supreme representative is itj^rough main street, hitched’ to a
.M. L. Smith of Camden. A. G Rem buggy,
bert of Spartanburg and George S.
At
They will atrengthen the kidneys .
. of nervousness. Alter taking
tha i .
Dr. Milos’ Nervine'and Tonic
proof
Here Ik convincing
this ia so.
Mrs. John O'Brien, Adventure St
Beaufort. S. mlays: “I gladly re-
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have had no need of a kidney med- - *
icin t . for some time. My principal system spon becomes a wreck,
complaint waa a dull, nagging back ant j t j, e healthful activity of all
* ch " «cconip«nled b, ■ ob.tn.cted. Restful.
not rest well and in the morning -Jiody-butldins sleep accompanies
got up with either a headache or a, the use of Dr. Miles Nervine
dizzy Rpell. The contents of the because it soothes the irritable
nerves, and restores nervous
energy. When taken a few days
for awhile 1 could sleep well,
and the nervous spells have left
me!” MISS ALMA HUG.
Mower were elected as alternates
The third alternate la M. R. Ri\**rs
of Charleston.
Standing Committee*.
The following standing commit
tees were appointed by the grand
chancellor; ^
Judiciary—Huger Sinkler. Char
leston; K. P. Smith. Anderson; T.
F. Brantley. Orangeburg.
Ways and Means—Marion Bon-
nott, Darlington; H. L. Oliver.
Georgetown; S. B. Fishburne, Co
lumbia; J. M. Kushton, Johnston; J
E. McDonald. Wlanahoro.
State of the order—Hartwell M.
Ayer, Florence; Montague Triest.
Charles tom; Philip H. Stoll. King*
tree; J. H. Merritt, Reiser.
Credentaile—William McNab. Barn
well; J. K. Owlnga. Bennettsvllle.
J. U Carlisle. Spartaaburg.
Printing—Frank K. Myer*. ex-nf-
ficio. Charleston; C. D. Brown, ex-
officl4. Abbeville; R. L. Dargan.
Abbeville.
Libraries and rekding Room.'
H. F Hendrix’s utore
the horse turned west, and made
directly* for a crowd of children,
who were playing in the street, all
tinrontu’iou* of their danger. Dr. L
A. Riser was sitting in his buggy
in front of the Hendrix hotel, out
of danger, but seeing the danger
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results.) Repeat this each night until
cure is permanent.’’ All
pain and Inflammation is
drawn out fhstantly and
the bunion soon Is reduced
to normal size Corns and
callouses can be peeled
v right off and will stay off.
) Sore, tender feet and
smelly, sweaty feet need
but a few ireaatments. A
kwenty-flve cent package of Calorlde
, .Is usually sufficient to put the worst
of the children, he jumped in front , ^ ^ ^ Wjnd , tlon> Cu]oclAt . „ no
of the mad animal, in an attempt
to turn it out of Its course. ( He
did this, but as the animal mrijr
ed the buggy went over and knock
ed the young man down. He
caught under the buggy and/was
dragged several yards Finnally the
horse broke loose from the buggy*,
and Dr. Riser war able to vet out
with one knee skinned, his head
bruised and his left arm broken
longer confined to only the doctors'
use Any druggist has It In stock or
will quickly get It from his whole
sale house. This will prove s wel
come item to |M*rsons who have been
vainly trying to cure their toot
troubles with Ineffective tablets and
foot powders
to
A belated iej."rt of Mt. Cs.rr/)ei
h*al was received last week hv the
County ho« retary. This local is still
just above the wrist. There was pot very much al»v**, judging from the
BCHOLAR8HIF
EXAMINATION.
Tlie
of vacant Ncholanihlpa
College and for the
new fttmienta will b
County tlourt
7, at 11. u. m.
not test* than fifteen
When scholarships
July 7. they will be
those making the
this examination,
meet the condition*
award. Applicant* for
should write to
before tlie examination -for
ship examination blank*.
Scholarship* are worth and
free tuition. The nest seaainn will
open September SO, !•!I. For far
ther information and satalngnc, ad
dress Pres. D. II., JOHNNON. Rock-
Hill. N. C. 5-3-lOt.
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first box of Doan's Kidney Pills re
lieved my aches and pains and bene
fited me In every way. After tak — . . iir .
ing this remedy I was able to rest according to dtrections, the most
well at night and I felt much strong
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restless sufferer Will find sleep
natural and healthful. Get a
bottle from your druggist Take
it all according to directions, and
if it does not benefit he will re
turn jrow money.
another doctor In town at the time
I but Drs. Gibson and Timmerman,
'came from Balesburg and set the
fracture. The patient is doing
1 well.
v -> braver thing than Dr. Kiser’*
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Frank K. Myers, ex-officio. Charles dren/ all small on the gras*
ton; Frank. 8. Evans, ex-offlrlo.
Greenwood; Douglas McIntyre. Mar
ion.' •’*
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Widows and Orphans Fund -
Frank K. Myers, ex-officio, Charle*-
urtton has ever been seen in I^ee*-
vllle. There were about • ten chll-
In
the park and the horse was run
ning directly for them.- Dr., Kiser
waa In no danger where he was.
bat he saw that some of the chil
dren would be crushed unless he
tod; william, H. Dunkln Charles* saved them, and he did his best, ab-
rtport. Secretary Bennett should
should make an-*>lfort to get hi*
report In on lime. There are one
or two other .locals not yet heard
Ir.tin The -**>T».;;try Is at a loss
to know what is the matter with
Secretary Geivngcr of Sniders I/O-
cal. Mis report is -usually one of
the first i•shelved.
Tire price of cofton Stays up, but
that is more tjian can be said of
tlie cotton plakfed in this county,
tr.tmh cl which ■** is still In the
ground.
Now is a good time to begin to
arrange lor a series of Farmers Cn-
i'»u picnics over the county for the
summer sfter laying by time.
dim —I i n. .- t -r
“Hew to L'wvk Young and Wins >me'
Pamphlet One posts! * ill bring it
Replete with suggest tons. Wigs,-Ton.
pmes. Switches. Pulls, Combings. Acme
Flair Co . Havannsb, Ga.
9 j 12t> ”»
ton; two years; J.'M. Mlchic, Dar
lington. two years.' *
Committee on negro l.odg»*s s.
H. McGee. Greenwood; CL C. Su'.H-
vau, Anderson; A. Earle Boozer.
Columbia; Edward Char
leston, E. D. Lemacts, Walterboro
It Startled The World.
when the astounding claims were
first made for ftuckltns 0 Arnica sake
but forty Tears of wonderful cures
have proved them true, and every
where it la now known us the boat
salve on earth for Barns, Bolls
Scalds, Bores, Cota, Bruises, sprain
Swellings, Eczema, Chapped hands
Fever Bores and Ptldl. Only 25c
At Job* M. Klein’s.
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Mdutely regardless of- danger to
himself. Needles* to say, the peo
ple whose children were saved by
his action will not soon forget him.
la there anything in ajl this world
that ia of more importance to you
than good dlgeatlon* Food must
be eaten to sustain life and myst bn
digested and converted into blood.
When the digestion falls the whole
body suffers. Chamberlain's Tab
leis are a rational and reliable cure
for indigestion. They increase the
flow of bile, purify me blood, and
strengthen the stomach, and tone
up tbo whole digestive apparatus to
a natural and healthy action. For
sale by John M. Klein.
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