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V not: six. THK PUSS UIB tUMMaD. WXURUOM. B CL I la tkls «att«r, a I ? ~ Farmers' Unton Oepartmentj lapertast sac as I it- to wfatcb- TIIK 1 AKMKR9 UFflOX. Or!rl«l Oirrrturjr for C'oaaCf sad !< cnI I hiohk. ColletM* Cuaatjr.o Pr**>i<l«*nt ( J. D. Rlskcr^ Round. Se<-. and Irons., W. W. Hnonk Waliorbont. ('kitplain, Jos I^angdale, Wooks Con il ur i or. J. A. Wlliis, Colt ago Till*. Door Ke. per, 8. I*. Goods ln, Wal tsrboro. Kxe«uti\c f'oninilttee ( J. O Januos it.. A f. Hi eland. C. K. Roger. I laniil Unions. . AkIuoii I,. H. Yarn, president T. J. Simmons, secretary. Bells \V W. Bryan, president H. W. Hudson. Jr., secretary. Bethel H. Breland, president H. W. Breland, secretary. Black t ieek <’ I.ltchfleld president; P. A. 81 nan^ secretary. Brant XV. B. Crosby, president; b A. Blocker, escretary, Kdlst<> X. G. Yarley, president 8 J. Patrick, secretary. Fuller C. C. Crosby, president B. J. Crosby, secretary. Hull A. V. Rlckenbaker, presl dent: .1 <• Jaques, Jr., secretary. Hendersonville, G. K. II. Moore p evident; K. G. \V. Bryan, secre tary. ' Hors.- Pen Jos Ijingdale, pres Idem. C. X. I.angdale secretary. Hudson Mill—J. D. Hudson, pres ident; C. J. Crosby, secretary. Islaml'oii. W. M. K. Campbell president; C. R. Mears. se<‘retary. Omepu II. P.‘ Martin, president A. I. .Martin, secretary. pemel XV. K O QuIn, president L. Bellinger, secretary. Pleussiil Grove—0. F. Copeland president. II A. Crosby, secretaiy trraluced aa the text speaker. a CHANCE IN STAFF thorn by bout, without wtitlog to bare thorn R0oa4od Into us by bit- tor and eootly oxperlsuce. CHAS 8. BARRETT. Union City, Gr... July 27, 1211. rr cab not giro its ladorse- “Toort truly, L.ATHAX." URKKX XO LOXUKR IX tWABUK FOR XKWH AXO ttH RIKR. !•' 4 lt\C 1 'V If'bV ^ICXIC AT pkxikl. pg[ffg S BEING B EASE'S COl loftTge 4'rowds leed hmmmmde, Hm|« tooos Dimmer, A UMle Hpeok- Ma(M ^ wmn Askv^d to Krai*. Fneti Htaff of litre. Bit.eM Letter From Mr. laUliau. in«, KnJoyaUe Day. The Farmers’ Union picric, given a XYtdnesday at Peniei by the Peniel to al. was one oi the most enjoy* i • able picnics of the servon. There Charleston July 24. I .eon M. 9 were present about 300 persons, at. 1 'rcen. Columbia correspondent for ~~ — . . . .. The News and Courier, has refused everyone of them went away feeling to accede to the demands of his that it was good to have been there n< . w|jpap , r tha . he reis , Kr 4n Xx bile there was not the amour* of polntment recently received upon speaking some desired, there was me staff of Gov Blease and says enough to mr-!<e the diversion neces- W 1H resign as correspondent im- sary to keep the day from being mutely. HI. resignation will b< tnonotonouK. Iced lemonade was handed to the head of The News , gtokcH IP M. Saunders, presi dent; K. <Reach secretary. Tabor .1. A. Breland, president j W. II Breland, secretary. Wnlterboro,—J. Y. Beach, presi dent; s P Goodwin, secretary. Mt. Carmel— E. B. Way president 0. M Bennett, Secretary. r-nd Courier's Columbia bureau, Au- sevved during the day, and a most g UB ( Rohn, upon the lattePs return sumptuous dinner was served a la H*ls week from a ('arndlan tour. picnic style in Colleton. I r * 8i * n un<k * r P r ^ ure •" Mr Green. ”1 can not comply with At about noor. the meeting w*3 the dr>m]|nd made on m< . when , culle.’ to order by Judge R. G. W. appointed on the governor's Bryan, who introduced Heber R. staff I accepted because of the Padgett, Esq., who made a pleasing honor, t* •’ I know that the posi- address of welcome, putting the a,. tion wa * * ,ven ln ,he rl * ht sp,r “ For the paper I represent to tel dlence in r good humor by a few me that , ghould rtMigu ellhcr fpo|1 . Jokes vyell told. Not having hud, the PK>er or from the governor’s previous notlee that he would be staff was. In my opinion, an en- ealSed upon for a speech, Mr. Pad- croarhment upon my personal gelt made a short talk, r-ad In- r *** lt# - “I felt that 1 could stil remain o the governorfs staff, ' e* I have \y. in oak. county secretary of the alwayi , aoU(ht tQ ^ unbljl4wl ^ Farrjers’ Union who spoke for ports cf official acts of the chief USE HI'HI \ EMM METHODM. son, Mm» on the principle, of uniois executlTe of th<k 8tfct|k ism, and the duty of communltle. ukM kjl ^ in keeping community life pure and ^ apiMiarB ^ me Md , ^ .. free from crime and criminals. He d<mh| wi „ „ appMr to mmB ^ stressed the importance of educ- » n |n the g unU nable. for the Hon, aa one of the fasts of the ra<uon that tfca ^tfc order, and urged the voter, pr**- oeeupi#d here for tW WM ent to prepare to cast their bal- that of a MVB IVeeMleal Barrett Ui(ges Methcnls la poadeat I bad aothlag wbaf ver to do with the editorial policy of tho paper. What I have lots la the aext election for men BuslarsM who were above reproach, both in Ualoa. county and state elections. <> 1 .. To the officers ond members of the At the conclusion of Mr. Smoak'a | B g ^ p >pt)ri j rtprsssat was Farmers Uuton:. addrwa. dinner wae served, la the th « newa of U# 4^ hero- aotbing A week or so ago I emphasised afteraooa a aaasboo of boys wool » that the next great sphere of devel- to aa adjoinlag old field aad spent || r joined the staff of tho «.patent wtthlr. the Farmers* Ua- • while la cboalag tbo elusive base- 3 Ute ‘ |n tha faII of 1##7 im would be la tbo direction of ball over aa Improvised diamond. hll gradliat | <>B from’ the strengthening enterprises, end of This was not a. match game and no Ter „|,y of g^,, Caroliaa. Since the persuading the average farmer to wore 1» given. Judirfng from the gpr| B g ^ ]gp| he has been with use business methods, and to co- »»>' the boys were making runs, t h B Columbia bureau of The News (»per;.te in distributing and buying, ibere was t:o lack of scores. t4ld Courier. Mr. t|3eea Gives Oat Letter. Mr. Green gave out the letter t below which he ^ated had been as well as producing and selling agencies. That era Is upon ua. To pre pare for It, we must recognize a few fundamental facta. If you do not. It will be a case of waiting K«vcral y lira until the splendid ma- HIDDKX DAXUKRM. Nature Gives Timely Warnings written him by Robert Latbaa, the That Xo Walterhnro Citizen | editor of The News and Courier. Mr Can Affiwd to Ignore. ( I-athan said last night that be had DANGER SIGNAL NO. 1 comes nothii*; to say, concerning the mat- rhlnery built up by this organlzatlo from the kidney aecretlons. Theyi ter. Mr. I^xthan’s letter to Mr *■* available to bring the best re- will warn you when the kidneys are Ore.m Is as follows: suits for Its indlvidui'! ai d col- nick. Well kldr*\vs excrete a clear. | “Mr Ber n M. Green, Columbi-i. lectlve members. * * • amber fluid. Sick kidneys semi out C. Get 1 be proper officers' Don t : . thin, pale and foamy, or a thick,) “Dear Mr Green: I have Just re- Judge the right man by his hand- r,.^ m smelling urine, full of sedi- celved your letter of July 20 and shake, the fact that he will say ment and Irregular of passage. regret very much to ler-rr. of y<»*r n ean tilings ahout the people you DANGER SIGNAL NO. 2 conies determination to remain on the dislik", >1 by his ability to put up from the hack. Back pains, dull staff of the governor rather than r feeling on you, like at a revival «nd hervy, or sharp and acute, tell on that of The News and Courier, meeting ( boose him for his fit- you of sick kidneys and warn you “As I wrote Mr. Rohn I do not n'*ss for U"* *p*«lal Job, and try of the approach of dropsy, diabetes regard It as proper for a newspi- to find out if lie has ever demons- Bright's disease. Doan's Rid- per correspondent to hold two such trail'd It iH'fori*. Once you get r*'y I'ills help sick kidneys. Here's positions at the same time: my him In. stick to him, so long as he Walterboro proof; urHeratanding of the matter being does well, ui til doom cracks. Give b. F. Halford. Wichman, street, that the acceptance of au mp~ him a chance, even If he does Walterboro, 8. C., says: “I consld- Polntment as one of c* governor's, make a lew minor mistakes, or «r IH>an’z kidney Pills a valuable aides entails upon the person acoept does a few things you don't like kidney medicine and do not hesitate lt\? It a responsibility o( doing all The ProlMcbility is, you would do to recommend them for the purpose that he can to uphold whatever the twice as worse in his shoes. tor which their use is Intended. I IPovernor may do. If Hie thing falls through—go at have taken this prepareGor for "I think it should be a rule «f P ag; '» Try hard enough, anil you kidney complaint ai»! backache and the paper thi-* no one of its staff can easily number Hie private eu- have been greatly benefit ted. ’ .should occupy anyi position which t*rpiis«>s ihr.t have failed. Rut For sale by all dealers. Price 60 niight expose him to tbo- crittciatt that didn't deter the men who made ents Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo that his impartiality might be of- iiw failures, or other men. from New York, sole agents for the Unlisted, whether such criticism be starting over again. If your man- ! t ed States. fouoAed or not. MAV.bGB^IRPFRRVKM. On Wednesday evening nt the , home of Copt, nod Mrs. C. A. Sav age. their only daughter, Annie Keith, wad married to Richr.rd Mani-lug Jefferies of Ridgeland. The h >01 c was beautlfully^and arti e tically decorr-’ed throughout in Southern smilax, palmetto, gray moss bamboo vines, lillies, roses, • morning glories and chr)'<antbemum Mrs. A R. Haig of Charleston, and xtr M. C. Rivers had the decorating in charge. r.nd transformed the Southern bungalow into fr-lry land. The ceremony was performed in the back parlor, which was lovely- la white and green. The altar was beautiful in its trimmings, with a { aa Ptwcrfal -Ptnuuttit ftdsl«A atmbbora usual]? yioii to I aes Good rwaults srs* T. P. P. lasting—it cures ether modi- you to stag cured Haloed rich, rod, pure blood- em—dears tho brain—-strengthens. A positive specific for Mw Drives out RkMMMliBOi and 1 the entire and nerves. and slrin dia Hde; ends in a wonderful tonic and body-builder. Thousands endorse it. F. V. UPPMAN, SAVANNAH, GA. TME BLACKSTONE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS large white horse shoe of chrysai* ^ > * themums. and lighted by candles in Colonial cr-ndelabra. Promptly at nine o'clock the wedding march from Mendelssohn gracefully rer- ' dered by Mrs. Riddle, 'announc ed the entrance of the bridal party which entered in the follow ing order: The ushers. Dr. A. J. Anderson and Mr. H. Elliott Savage, the dame of onor. Mrs. A. H. XYichman. beautifully' adorned in he wedding gown of brocaded satin with bergue pearls, and carrying a bouquet of pinks, asters r.nd ferns. The groom entered with his best m*n, Mr J. Eb. Jefferies, from the west entrance, and met the bride, who was given away by her father at the altar, where Rev. F. A. Dren- B »E\ of Chester, tbe bride’s former pr-rtor, said the impressive ring ceremouy which made them hus band and wife. The gown of the bride, miuted by Its simplicity, was s dainty creation of cream Dacb- -fs satin, trimmed with rare aa- ces'ial Priacees lace ea train. Tbe veil was caaght by lillies of the T *R«1\ aad she carried a gorgeous shower boqaet of bride's roses aad ii'tas of tha vails*. Immediately after tbo ceremony, a brilliant recspCloa followed. Re- Mfcrta* with Capt, sad Mrs. %vage. weta tbe bride aad troo*. Mia. A. H Has Mass UMrfma Infhi—css at tae k RESULT: It is to-day with Ms faculty of 82. a boanflag Its student body of 400, aad its plant worth $140/100 THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA of 828. $154 pays all cfaangm for ths year, iadudiag table board, room. lights, Meant hast, laundry, medical attention, physical culture, and tuition In all subjects except murie and elocution. For catalogue aad appBoalion blank addrms, REV. THOS. ROSSER REEVES, B. A., Principal. BLACKSTONE, VA. DACIEI IANU! AlTDIINf COIPANY, SUCCESSORS TO GEO. S. HACKER & SON WE MANUfACTURE ,. inn imt ad MMs Columns and Blusters: Grilla wvto*. «, ..4 jeJ Onumenu; Screen Doon Jefferteo, Mrs. Herbert Barbage, Mrf ^ IIKaOWS. I', w. Mr, r. A. Dn****. WE DEAL IN ^ ^.iGU^S^h Cord and Weight- Moille Cbaplia, Mrs. Emmie Witseil CHARLES! ON, SC. Mlrt. Ray Jones. Mrs. P. J. Lucas, [JJL.,. 1 -at Mira Jessie Hbrrlson. Mira Kath leen deTreville. Mias Mattie Baker. ' A’lse Laura At'lerson, Miss Florence Anderson The bride's cr-ke was lovely creation, served by Mr*. | I nig. A delightful Ice course was served during the evening. The presents were hUndsome and Ub«ful. •Mrs Jefferie> is accomplished. “My mother b a great suf- pretty and attirotive and very pop- ferer from rheumatism, and Dr. I’lar it- social circles Mr. Jefferies z Rheumatic Pains id a rising young business man of 1 «rlt He is editor of The Jasper Herald, and it was largely thrvugli hie efforts and the Influence of his p; per thr-’. the new county of Jas per was recently formed. Mr. and Mix. Jefferies left Immediately af ter the ceremony for Green Pond from which point they wet* to 8a- van^ah. They will spend a month Anti-Pain Pills is the only remedy that relieves her.” MRS. G. DAVENPORT, Royeefield, N. J. The pains of rheumatism are almost invariably relieved with Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills. They al>o overcome thkt nervous irri- ORANGEBURG COLLEGE, ORANGEBURG, S. C. This school with*great faculty of Sixteen College and Univer sity trained teachers, will be gin its Eighteenth sernion Sep tember 20th. Expenses have been placed within reach of everybody. Board, the best in tlM State, at actual coat. Fine heathful locate. Elec tric lights. Artesian water. Broad open fireplaces. Fine « *ew students. faction. No safer school for your. child in an tho land. Write today for our beautiful Address V. S. PETERSON, President 147 Broughton St. I ORANGEBURG, S. C. I in the mountains of North Carolina, tation which prevents sleep be cause they soothe the nerves. To chronic suffers they are invalu able. When taken as directed, they relieve the distress and save the weakening influence of r-td returning will be at home at K:dgelsnd. Among the out of town guevta presets were Mrs. 8 M Riddle, of Sumter; Mr*. T S. Dunbar, Ellen- ton. Miss Mary> Due-woody, of Set- age r. or leader proven crooked— .turn liiui out and get another. Doni't cut off >ottr nose to spite jvjur f ire, ju-t because of one more scoundrel in the world. Remember the nd take no other. name- Doan s- I “It Is tbe desire of Tie News amt C ' 4 ** Wai Mr *** Mr * J- Eb. Jef- ma. Ala. Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Dreu- pain, which no frequently pros- nan and little daughter Creolvn of . zr . Lw.,. 01ov „ > " M, ' V Man >' suffers use tnem Lilly Manlw, of McFhersonviiie. * hencvcr <x™s'on requires with M»a. Herbert Burbage, and son. of the greatest satisfaction, xvhv Fourier to do every lie fvrie*. of Gaffney; Ex-Gor. Hey ward of Charle^a; Mrs. A. R. Hnlg •f Cbarleaton; Mr. 8. B. Owens, of Ridgeland; Mr. Randolph Mwdaugk, o' Hampton ( official justice fairly and impartirJIy. and Farmers' lawtirirtr aU liodge. in or ‘ lt ' r to do, so I Ulek the abare JxHlge. July 30.—Special: The Mentioned rule a good one. Judas betrayed (hrlsf, hut to- farmers' institute held at this “It In true that Mr. Rohn was at day the t’hrlstiar. religion Is con- place was a success. The meeting one time an aide to a governor but t quering the world. «; was held at the graded school build that was before I beerme editor of A Kl,, * H Benedict Arnold sold out to the i n g, presided over by Hon J. T. tl** P*4*r- “** lhe mor, 4 to talking, but Paul British, hut George XXashington and Foig. The* same speakers were “I appreciate your offer to look *t*thulka, of Buffalo, N. T. nays the causf of freedom triumphed. present as at Maple Cane, makirt? after matters connected with the alwr-js Keeps at home the King There is no use on earth to start prr-MIcally the same speeches. Num- buraau until Mr. Kohn returns, bat of ^ La *» t lY«^-Dr. King’s New an enterprise, with a burst of en- on;us questions were asked from H f perhaps It would be baiter to eon-1 ****** **^ t * l * t tbmj are a from roots and herbs, has for thirty thusiasra, then fail to patronise It. audience, and It is thought much Urn* the present arrargemeut un- b,e “ ln * 10 »II bla family. Cure Of call* d for at every part Of J^ani proved to be the moiJt-Valuahle .. a* it awu trx a ut v*i of /* ■ > • . m • • 1 all a V a a I . _ 1 ■ • «m PCbllMt i IbM FidbCI K samsi a ( sa aI (t DTI It* Ik nH i n wis»rve*«h 4 { not you? They do not derange the stomach nor create a habit. Why not try them? Get a pack age from your druggist. Take it according to directions, and if it does not benefit he will return your money. OTTUMWA WOMAN CURED By Lydia E. Pinkham* Vegetable Compound Ottumwa. Iowa.—“For years I was r.lmost a constant sufferer front female trouble in all its dreadful form-; shooting pains a:l over my body, sick headache, spinal weakness, dizziness, depression, and everything that a as horrid. I tried many doctors in different arts of the United tales, but Lydia E. Pinkham's \ epeta- l »■ ■ . .Ma ComiKtmtd ha t done more for me than all the doctors. I feel it my duty to tell you these facta. My heart is full of gratitiMle *'* you for my cure.”—Mrs. Harrikt E. WahtlilR, 624 S. Ransom Street, Ottumwa, Iowa. Consider This Advice. Xo woman should submit to a sunri- 1 al operation, which may mean death, wiitil she hasfdven Lydia E. Rinkham’s \ egetable Compound a fair trial. Express Delivered tm. ,. mou , ^ „ nl7 from roots and herbs. N. C. A. SAULS. AGENT. or hold li. officer, lo . Mrlrt *c- wm f 0 n ow . ’til that tin., >lloml>( Mr, Hortom ro o -,1 h« t *oo. bMdrr,,. lodliMtion. . . T , , counting. I * !to cover whenever may hapen. a. <>«Iy Jno. M. the c,t y- I elepbone 8b. You d better not begin enterprises Accused of Hteulta^. he haa been doing since you have *^* e **^ 1 of any nr'ure unlera you're prepar- £. E. Ckamberlaln. of Clinton, been uway from Columbia. , ed to stick to them, to tide them Me., boldly recuses Bucklen's Arnha Let me repeat to you personally Farsna * Poem a (iem. At Southern Express Co over tbe rough place* that come Halve of stealing—the sttng from what I b*vo already said to Mr. Fro “ R#T - H - Stubenvoll. Alll- to ex’ery Lua*nes» and all men, and burns or scalds—tbe pain from ROrifilfobn, as hsad of tbe bursau, *°* ***• ** gratae of Dr. King’s • tonic snd in vigors tor of the femsfe organism. Women residing lit almost tvery city and town in the United States bear willing testimony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia E. I*ink- ham’s Vegetable Compound. Mr*. Pink baas, at Lynn, Mr**-. to Cleave to them, as a man proas- 0 f all ktads—the distress from bolls Tb# News and Courier appreciates N#w Pllto - ises to cleave ^to his wife, "for or piles. "It robs cuts, corns, brulo- tho goaoral excellence of tbo service “They're such a health aecesslty, beter or worse.” |es, sprain* and Injuries of thotr yon hewe gtvon It during the pe- J» •wy bouse tbeee pH* *bonld be. Ala.. Is visiting at the home of Cant* n** v c n », ^.„,ta These are a few of tbe principles terror,** he scats, “as a healing riod of your connection with * w - lf otfc * r k* 11 ** ro* ve tried In vain. ^ C *^ ReT * F . 0 - ®' Curtis. Mrs. Curtl*. Hugo 8. Strickland of Smoaks had Invites all sick women to write t“is:ness In town Friday. herforndvU Mira Mary Dun wood j\ of Seims, nor lor aavioeA Her n4vice Is free, rmnfldemflRl, and always helpful. that thiaga. Slaeo we art te deeetef la-. tic at Jno. M. KloUFa l ry tbet you have to tabu ” " USE Dir KINO'S *“ * • nd y>n c * ^ Socage. She will and Miss Rosa Curtis, left Saturday they “LI”.. 'L *■* W -ll*^» 0.1, * b.r. <funog th . A0 . tor BamntT f.!^' gUOL 1 will two - ^ X