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I Hermans may not |~ answer our note H I Washington Now Said to b$ I ? Somewhat Concerned I Over This Fact. UtRMAN SUBMARINES BEHAVING ALRIGHT We Want Assurance at Wash- I ington That They Wiii Continue Eight. A Washington special to The New York World says: The manifest ind&ferences of the Berlin government toward the last request sent by the United States for a satisfactory reply to former protests against the submak rine warfare of the German admiral Ixy is causing more concern here than is apparent on the surface. American officials and foreign diplomats are perplexed by the failure of g Foreign Minister von Jagow, of the German imperial government, at least to indicate his purpose to reply to the note of July 23 presenting the final comment of this government regarding the destruction of the Lusitania and other acts of German submarines in violation of international law and the rights of humanity. +So far a3 can be learned, the State Department has not received any assurance through Ambassador Gerard that a reply may be expected, as is customary in diplomatic usage. As a matter of fact, since the dispatching of the note no Word has been received . from Ambassador Gerard regarding other than an acknowledgment from Gerard of its receipt and the impressions which have been reflected in the comments of the German newspapers. While the President's note did not in a sense call for a continuance of the correspondence, it was assumed by the officials of the United States that a reply might be expected within a reasonable time, or at least some formal atfttouncement on the part of the German government indicating its purpose to change its marine policy to conform to the requirements of the situation. It was believed by officials of this government that the concluding paragraph of the President's note would inspire the Kaiser's government to an rffcunce such a change of policy or at least to present additional reasons for not doing so. That paragraph was: ' "Friendship itself prompts it (the United States) to say to the imperial government that repitition by the com I manders of German vessels of acts in contravention of those rights must be regarded by the government of the ISKhited States, when they affect American citizens, as deliberately unfriendly. ' ( While there has not been recurrence of attacks by German submarines on vessels carrying American passengers and cargoes, and there exists the gen- i eral belief that the policy of the Ger- ( * man government has been quietly al- tOTed to prevent a repitition of them. American officials and foreign diplomats unite in the view that something more is required by the attitude of the i United States . This, it is held, should take the form , ^Sof a reply, conveying an offer to make ] Uf^uch amends for past deeds as the n former relations between the two UllfcHintries justify and, the assurance that the imperial government has tak- j cfr>r?? fr\ nwvnnf f'liicn C/-V V. V/ * * M VV' |/?J V/ V/ |/t VT VIIV Vtv UOb JL\J L i plaint on the same score. What puzzles both officials and diplomats, however, is that Germany up to date has failed to send preliminary ' assurance through the American ambassador or to its own representative at Washington of its purpose at least 40, acknowledge the receipt of the Pres , ident's note and of its intent to reply ! to it within a reasonable time. i But up to date the Washington gov- * ernment has no direct information re- | garding the intentions of the Berlin < government. i o } At is still not too late to make an- i otner planting of bunch snap beans or to set out tomato plants of the Earliana or Bonny Bert varieties. ( If you failed to grow your own eel- < ery plants, order plants now from a ^ seed man. They should be set in the j field by the first of September. 1 o i The Best Hot Weather Tonic DROVE"* TA3TEI.ESSchill TONIC enriches the . blood, builds no the whole system and will won : derfully strengthen and fortlfj you to withstani < the depressing ehect oi the hct lusmr $0c. ( ??? #% # LAN FLOO ; ir/M T i IUU \ Planter THE BIGGES THE STATE I YOUR TOBAI BAGGO INDl S vn iu I PLANTERS VILLA IS READY i FOR LONG TRUCE Washington.?General Villa has informed the United States government that he is willing to sign a truce of three months or more duration with his opponents, during which time a peace conference shall be held. General Villa, who has been in conference at El Paso and Juarez with Major General Scott and American consular agents, has expressed defi nitely his willingness to do anything that might bring about an early peace. Villa is understood to have ordered his commanders to avoid . fighting, evacuating places threatened with attack, as evidence of a sincere desire for peace. o Eugene S. Werts, auditor of Newberry county, appeared last week before Gov. Manning to answer the order to show cause why he should not be removed from office for alleged neglect of his duties and misconduct in office. It is a good plan to let the hogs run in the orchard for a little while every few days to pick up the fallen fruit. Cut out the flower stalks of canna is soon as the flowers fade and new flowers will proceed more abundantly. o A MEDICINE CHEST FOR 25c. In this chest you have an excellent *emecly for Toothache, Bruises, Sprains, Stiff Neck, Backache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and for most emergencies. One 25c bottle of Sloan's Liniment does it all?this because ;hese ailments are symptoms, not diseases, and are caused by congestion ind inflamation. If you doubt, ask ,hose who use Sloan's Liniment, or 3etter still, buy a 25c bottle and prove t. All Druggists.?adv. IS SICKNESS A SIN? If not, it's wicked to neglect illness ind means of relief. It's wicked to enlure Liver Ills, Headache, Indigestion, Constipation, when one dos? of Po-DoLax gives relief. Po-Do-Lax is Poiophyllin (May Apple), with out the ?npe. It arouses the Liver, increases ;he flow of bile?Nature's antiseptic n the Bowels. Your Constipation and >ther ills disappear over-night be;ause Po-Do-Lax has helped Nature :o remove the cause. Get a Kottle 'rom your Drugfcist to-day. Get rid > >f yiour Constipation overnight.?a^-m * ~ - V J AtD, CONWAY, S. 0. L GO $ LIE IT OF THESE AT IAA IIIAM \ /* ** THE HOEBY HEB rir 4 it Jg RS i ni m m* <?? jUI I tit. BlilNfc* s Tobac - i T, COSTLIEST, AND. BES' OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Ml SCO. YOU GET THE BENE ISTRY IN HORRY COUNT WILL MEAN I U KNOW WHO I AM. SRI TOBACCO & S Constipation Causes Most Ills. Accumulated waste in youf thirtj feet of bowels causes absorption o1 poisons, tends to produce fevers, up set digestion. You belch gas, fee stpffy, irritable, almost cranky. 11 isn't you?it's your condition. Eliminate this poisonous waste by takinc one or two Dr. King's New Life Pilli tonight. Enjoy a full, free bowe movement in the morning?you feel sc grateful. Get an orierinal bottle mn. taining 3G pills, from your Druggisl to-day for 25c.?adv. ( If rM | ^ || | Sen I 3 l * idea cf | j [ 31 tested by | J J < bringing us nev I 3t J[ time. Take the I 33 ing your car wa I o JI ed, for instance | j; 31 you do this un] I J [ 3 home (unless yc I ][ < feur) when we I J! < trouble off yo I 3J 1! us about takin I car all the seas< I. ! I is best. I ** ' CONWAY M( vH NEARN! \ ,bu ndiG -"-t f \ vr ? ' r LIGHTED TOBACCO WARE )DERN FACILITIES FOR CAI FIT OF LONG EXPERIENCE Tl Y, AND THIS GOOD NEW W HUGH TO YOU. NG ME YOUR ENTIRE CROI I 7LES, >TORAGE WAREH \wamasmmmmammmmmamummmmm Your Cough Can be Stopped. 7 Using care to avoid draughts, ex- t< F posure, sudden changes, and taking a s - treatment of Dr. King's New Discov- u J ery, will positively relieve, and in time will surely rid you, of your Cough. . - me Tirst dose soothes the irritation, 11 r checks your Cough, which stops in a 5 short time. Dr. King's New Discovery & 1 has been used successfully for 45 > years and is guaranteed to cure you. Money back if it fails. Get a bottle t from your Druggist; it costs only a little and will help you so much.?adv t< xn I!/ m? < ? o < n; w x * 83 cv _ . jj 1 service is being < \ I ? many, and it's <[ X I T v friends cdl the " X | i i matter of keep- X X j ^ < > shed and polish- * J[ p s. Why should *[ 4 I pleasant work at J > o p< >u have a chauf- JI o ^ ; can take this o < di ur hands? Ask !! jj K g care of your < \\ fe on. Our service X ! I c< (TOR CAR GO. ;i EW HOTEL ' / I ? J ? ioo I' 1HT THE ihouse ???a \ i t t I [HOUSE IN RING FOR I THE T0AREHOUSE ; 1 r ( j OUSE CO, | For full greens there is nothing beter than savory spinach. The seed 1 hould be planted by the end of Augst. ( Now is a good time to sow radishes i the open ground for fall use. Other all garden crops can be sown now * re turnips, rutabagas and beets. o CHEAP INSURANCE. t You can buy one bottle of Dr. Hil- e m's Life &or The Liver And Kidneys To. 2, and cleanse your symptom from 1 II the impurities of your body, and 1 live lots of sickness, and lost time, c rice 25 and 50 cents. c For sale by all Druggists. I Distributed by Murray Drug Co., 'olumbia, S. C.?adv. o v HOW'S THIS. 1 We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- r rard for any case of Catarrh that can e ot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. A F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. c We, the undersigned, have knowi . '. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, ant elieve him perfectly honorable in al P usiness transactions and financially s ble to carry out any obligations mad< j, y his firm. * National Bank of Commerce, Toledo, Ohio. 11 Hall's Catarrh Cure is taKen niterally acting directly upon the blood h rid mucous surfaces of the system . estimonials scr.t free. Price 75 snts per bottle. Sold by all Druggist a Take Hall's Family Pills for const! fi at ion. JHICHESTES S PILLS > T flk i>:amoni? rram>. a d< a?u your l>ruff*l?t for / .A ' 4( chcR-lcr't IUouhmu. Tlruiul/yV\ ry I'llls in Ktrt tvnil .-ioltl 111< t.11 i v uoxen, seaiea with Mlue Rihbon. V/ l'i N ToUf> no oth?r. liny of roup * / ~ Af l>ruaul?t. Ask forCII|.</lfKS?TFR * V' C df I)IOONI? IIKAM? I^IILS, for it N< yS* J3 jre*/< known as Best, Safest, Always Relksolu >< v?r SOI n OY DftllfifiJSTS FVFPWHFW ? 0 on't Carry a Handicap Through Life ( ' Did you ever stop to think that your if rery action, every thought, your dis>sition and character are influenced rery day by the condition of your for? Failure in life may be the n rect result of a disordered Liver. h Dr. Hilton's Life For The Liver And 01 idneys will keep your Liver in per- c| ct condition. Get a bottle. For sale by all Druggists. t! Distributed by Murray Drug Co., tl >lumbia, S. C.?adv. tf f< lv > Drive Out Malaria And Build Up The System ike the Old Standard GROVE'S kSTELKSS chill TONIC. You know ti aat you are taking, at the formula is T inted on every label, showing it is _ Limine and Iron in a tasteless form. K le Quinine drives out malaria, the al on builds up the system. 50 cents a SSVKV fEXAS COUNTIES ARE UNDER ARMS / icheme of Ignorant Mexicans to Take Texas Territory > Back Again // IISORDER SPREADING ALONG THE BORDER )rganized Gangs Endeavoring to Start a Revolt on American Border. Practically every American citizen n three southeastern counties of Texts?Cameron, Hidalgo, and Starr? vere resting under arms last Friday n fear that the overwhelming Mexi:an population of tha section might >reak out in a racial fight. The Mexican disturbance spread apidly westward until rumors of trouble developed at Laredo, 200 miles Uong the border from Brownsville. The disorder was reported to be conlected with an attempt to turn part }f Texas back to Mexican control?? wild scheme backed by ignorant Mexicans, escaped convicts, fugitives from justice on the American side, and some Mexican soldiers. Trying to Start Revolt. The disturbance was fanned by some of the bitter disputes of border political conditions, which, in some instances, kept the American residents of that section from realizing how strong the under current of Mexican fctling was growing . o ODD HITS OF NEWS | Altoona, Pa.?Rocco Masta, 7years, playing hide-and-seek, crawled into a big ice-cream freezer in front of a store. Rocco was wedged in so tightly he could not escape, and when rescued was almost frozen as the freezer was surrounded with ice and brine. Plattsburgh, N. T.?Students studying the effect of alcohol on longevity* have brought to light the cas# of Ihomas Whittington, who died at Rillington, Middlesex, in 1804, aged 104, who for years drank a pint and a lalf of gin as his minimum daily alowance. He retained his faculties to he last and walked three miles the lay before his death. Another was George Rirtno of Oxcrop Hall, Yorks, vho drank abnormally all his days* fet hunted in his 100th year and lied in 1762, aged 125 years. New York, N. Y.?Huan Schuen del, A. B., LL. B., has been admitted o the Federal bar in the United Statis District Court, New York. He is he first Chinaman to win the priviedge of practicing in the federal ourts at New ork. He is an Amerian citizen, having been born in San Francisco. Camden, N. J.?William A. Kortnm. vho died in the insane asylum recenty, is said to have lost his mind as a esult of a visit to Hilly Sunday's tabrnacle in Philadelphia last February* Irs. Jessie Kortum, the mother, delares the youth became a religious anatic after he had heard Sunday reach. He wandered about the treets mumbling prayers and praisig Sunday. He kept a large diary illed with well-known Sunday say1 1'S o*" Eureka, Cal.?Angus Olafson, a omesteader of South Humboldt couny when ho wended his way out of his >nely camp recently, heard for the irst time of the European war. Chicago, 111.?Thomas McNally and fiarles Kurth, sentenced for life to oliet in 1898, have been paroled liner the new Illinois law. They had ever seen an aeroplane or a movie or dden in an nntnmnKilii "V.VW.MVM.IU W| V/U <111 ciriter. They" went into a theatre, but ime out in pop-eyed amazement. Beat it quick," said Thomas, "the lorus girls arc not wearing stockings i here." Chicago, 111.?IF "hubby" is irriible, distant, addicted to staying out ights or talking about the war, feed im pickles. Leonard N. Hathaway, ne of America's pickle princes, deared at the Pickle Packers convenon that "pickle eaters are invariably \e sweetest tempered and most afictionate men and pickles sustain the ome." o Chrysanthemums should now be ansplanted to a permanent plaee. welve by twelve inches apart la A ood distance to set them, but where jace is limited, they may be placed few inches closer.