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NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA invariably lead? tu sevrrecoinplU-allona. lt I* frequently followed hy chronic Indlgealion. ga? trill?, rheumatism, and pernlrloua icncrnle. Th? blood la Impoverished or the ute oustnlning qnatlUes. and ibn weary virtiia la ?mi< ted with on? chronic III after another, until, a wreck of bia former leif, lie draga out a sorry existence aa a wretched Invalid. The Way'That Cures ll to purlfr ibe blood, which will then supply IbeneceKsary food for the nerve*, giving- them tone and vigor to maintain (heir fundi?os. ! marting the elide anew, all the procesara of tue body are brought uti io normal, and the patient ls made to feel well. Mr* 'oe Person's Remedy Purifica :he B)ood. Mrs. loo Person's Remedy St cadi CB the Nerven. Mrs. foe Person's Remedy t . Remores the Digestion. Hundred-, of your neighbors teat!fy to these fact?. Test.lt yourself- ihat'n the aurea! way. Your druggist ought to have lt. If be cannot supply you. send bis name and a d^'ar lo the manufacturers. RKMKOV SALES CORPORi .ON. Charlotte, m? North Carolina. Mr^JtePtrson'tWsth ?Vn6 nectlon with the Item ?dy for the cure of sore* and lb* relief of Inflamed and con gested stpfs-ne? |t ls csfxvislly valuable to women, aaa should alway?, be used for ulceration?. its tyu wpi betfq-ng, yourself ag?ofl* turn by installing a GAS RANGE. We sel) them under the ; strongest guarantee. ' Easy terms-$2 down and $2 per month. Anderson Gas Co? Why wc* want Small Accounts Do you realizo that a hundred atme.ll accounts mahn a bank stronger than a dosen large ones even lr they aggregate the same total ot deposits? That's why wo are constant ly Becking new customers. We want aa wide a circle of friends and customers as possible. , Of course, large accounts are welcome, too, for lt ls our pur pose, to serve ALL people. But wp want men and women of limited means to know that this bank la willing to accept their-deposits'and give them the , advantage,of our advice and ev ery facility of the institution. - if you aTb-not-a bank deposi tor at all come In and get ac ..mutated wrtfrn.s. We will be V^ftTd to talk things over with Iv' ' you. Citizens National Bank Wk Juki Like This ?. When you need glassea you natur ally w&fit tho best and at a living price. Right bei e ls whare TOB sat both, as well as the services ot s jrr?du?t? OptrometrlBt with twenty ban .'years experience. Sxamlaatlos entirely free. DB. XcCBEABY dLkfaTS i . Bye-Bight Specialist. Oye* Brass Pharmacy Ne. ?. ifiAbae?aU? ' 11 i. i i' ??faai?aSats ?V^E?T POTATO PLANTS Siaircy Hail, Golden Beauty, ? Fo/rio Rico Yarns. I will i t+tent or. South Main Street, jers ????v?vi and shipped froth trida to any point... Plants and .tiiii'j^nlte?d. SASSA?RD, Anderson, S. C. .W,,.' ? .. Gathered for The Intelligencer By Itt Active Corespondents In All Cor ners of This Splendid Old County j j oooooooo o'o ooo o o o IVA NflTES o o o oooooooooooooo their (utlon need as soon as thc! ?round geln dry enough. Mri. Mary Moore of Anderson spent a week cud at Mr. and Mrs. T. Davis. Yellow corn is the best corn far mers can plant to feed their stock on. Mr. Sam Mays liaB moved from An derson to Seneca. Think about your happy days not] youi ?ad ones. oooooooooooooo o SIX AND TWENTY o o o oooooooooooooo Iva Aorll 14-An infant of Mr. and-Wllllamston. April 15.-The weather M.-sN il Itali died last Friday ana | o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o f ^e psst week ha8 ^ 8uch a8 to was laid to rest the following day m ? HtttMiH XEWS o *'Ve T?? ?L "Ur 'Su"1"8 a 8^fre Hie Iva cemetery. i "''** MT ? case of the blues. They are getting Mr* w Wut ?on ?>> a dele?tate to 0 ? anxious to plant cotton seed and corn, the "Ivo \M^^U ?n??ooooooooooooooooooo wah fewPnore day8 of deUy we wm Anderson last Saturday. A ' M" be fully as late with the planting as Mr? T c Jackson and M lae Annie Barnes, April lo.-Mrs. John Mo- we were last year. Beatv"spent Sutur??y in Anderson. Allster ot Mulberry, Florida was herc B. F. Whittaker missed ode of his Mr Pa* Roberts who has befcn in recently on her way to Easley where cows several days ago and he thought Florida spending tho winte.', has re- 8ho K068 to 8P?nd a while with rein- she had been stolen, but a few days turned ' lives. ago she was found in a gully on his Mr k C Williamson who has been Mrs. E. R. Bond and Miss Bessie place where she had fallen and killed here several days on business has rc- tJarwllo were lu Anderson recently herself. turned to his home In Abbeville. shopping. Rev. Charles Kay of Oconee was Mr Clement C Hall city editor of Miss Jessie Herron spent the week- visiting relatives in this suction sev the Aiken Reorder l8 here on a visit ond ****** ft Anderson. R. F. D. eral days last week to his barents Mr and Mrs MA A 1,ttl0 c,,,ld of Mr and Mra- W*** The friends of E. M. Stone who llv Halj ' , fJall o? Jva Wft8 t,urle(j nere 8at. ed nere for year8> DUt jg now jiving Mr and Mrs J W Wharton have urday after services conducted by Rev. near Oentral were somewhat surprls been visiting friends in Newberry J- lj- Singleton, assisted by Rev. C. M. edSto hear of his marriage last Wod Dr. R. L. Robinson, president o? the Saunders. y nesday night to a Mrs. Oates of Pick Woman's College at Due West, will Died on April 12th. Mrs. S. M Chris- ens county. preach here next Sunday morning at topher after an Illness of about live 0. B. Cobb and his wife spent Sun (itnerostee at ll o'clock and at thc wcekB. Mrs. Christopher was born tiay W|th friends nead Beaverdam. Iva A. R. P church at 3:30 in the APr'l I5> 1830 neAP 01d Fe?".weh?p A. Z. Bryson was greatly missed at afternoon. church. Sixty odd years ago ghe Sunday School Sunday afternoon. He Miss Annie Sllgb was the guest from raoved to this place and united her- and his wife were visiting relatives Friday until Monday of her sister, Fe,f w,th L?n,on church. Her long lifo near Belton Saturday and Sunday. MIBB Bernice Sllgh, one of the Iva ha8 1,0011 one of *re?t 8-rvlce. 8he be* I Boozer Kay of Walker-McElmoyle, achool teachers. lnB a woman of exceptionally line wa8 visiting In this commulty on Sun Miss Lida Rampey, who teaches in character and one wno han spent her day afternoon. Antreville spent the week-end with time ln doInG food end minnering to w M 8mlth WJU} fl bu8lnc88 vl8lt0r her elster. Mrs. T. O. Smith. those wbo needed her. to Anderson yesterday. Miss Lois Jackson has returned For a number of years Mr?. Christo- Martha Blrod a berutlful from a visit tn relatives in Anderson Pber bas not been sway from home but M1M , ?arina euron, a ueratiiui i rora a VIBI.IO relatives m Anuerson. g--* ,",? young lady of Plercetown attndod vlsRing ner^e"Mr" BWugenea8uK ?J ^^1^ ^UT^X A sf Anderson has returned home. friend wl? ** mlsf8od ?y ?? *no "ave a Mf"rs Lewis of Beaverdam and Mr. J. H. Baskln spent Saturday and kQ?wn her- Tru,y B?r"? **? .?Mr 8m"h ot Slabtown are expected to be Sunday with his brother Mrs J T tamed a great loss in tho death of this at Six and Twenty next Sunday af Daskln of Lowndesvlllc. i noble woman. ternoon to assist in the song service Miss Elma Kennedy of Lowndes- The ?ieepest sympathy of the entire -Everybody turn out at 2:30 o'clock, vlllo, spent the week-end with hen community goes out to the bereaved Andrew Mutliken. who has been very friend Miss Annie Hamby. husband and niater and other relatives sick with pneumonia is again ablo to Mr. WI W. Brown, who represented la lhl8 ?ad hour. bc out. Uenerostee church at the meeting of The funeral ser?eos were bo?d on M. H. Moore of Zion-Mt. Tabor, in itie Presbytery, which was held In Monday afternoon, conducted by Rev. formed us at And orson a few day* Cannon's Creek, Newberry County, H- w- Stone, tn the presence of a large ag0j Wb section was no longer has returned home. number of relatives and friends^. "Wald Hog," but "Hog Heaven." We Another attraction of the Lyceum Mr? E- p- McAdams of Greenville, pity tne p^,. j,og;" course will appear |t VM school audi- was here Monday to attend tho fun- John Allcood of Ltbertr n l w?? torium Friday evening Aprfi 17. eral of ^.^^^^^'wlth >* ??e^^ ? fc5&Rl? ir?. Rev. S. J. Hood who has been to HUBB Ellen McLeee who was with d .. . i ' , * Cannon's Creek hat returned borne. Mr?- Christopher during her illness, c'.. i^frvmble ika flnlahed hi? Mr. Ellison McAdams of Greenville. 8P?nt Monday night w|th Misses Her- MWiiS ??Ve -nd moV^ his Law mil? Who baa been on a short visit to hlu ron and Carwlle before leaving for J?T* Jgg an? "Xa for brother. Mr. Sam McAdams, bas re- nor howe In Anderson. 0?e seaaofi " . * ^ turned home.- He* came over to attend "" - Hku-moa ?rid ifrtWm? 'flmuW *n*n* ?UTh1 0< - Mr"' Sam ? ? o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o J^t^StwT?a?s?: The Uik ^?nrrt^ br^lng J WHITE PLAINS . ** ^?^er ot our people at Serano IZJ^K N kJS^^n ? o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o tended the singing st Outhr^Grove Starr and Rev. E. N. . Bandera of An- _ lan Sunday and "reported anleasant dorson will continue for another week . - tjme> i w as much Interest is manifested in the w?hlto Plains. April 14. 1M4.-We \After the wri?ng ot this, we poai oervices. . . ?are glad to state that the health of t'vel y will not have more'to say on Rev. H. w stope of Anderson wss the commulty is very good at this liquor question unless circumstsnces ? buslnoss visitor to the city yester- writing. ' make it absolutely neces sary, and we MI? M"-? """, . ?. - . * Mrs. W. A. Martin fell and broke do not think they will. Personally, Miss Mary Poole of 8Urr is spend- Qer thigh a few days ago, but we wish we do not care if there IB never an lng the week with her cousin. Mrs. hw f T-^rdr recovery. ether ds?p o' l?so?w?iag Uquot S M:??WW?I?O' II . ?ij The farmers are getting behind with in Sduth Carolina, but as many others, MTS. w. A. powell and children haye thdlr crope on account of so much of thc two evils, prohibition that does %?JLZU *'8hort vls,t to ??latlvea In ^tn. not prohibit or dispensary, we chooa* Anderson. T>I-.i.... i,,"i, in aa?iinv ??n ih. i^..."- ~-J >L. ..._ i . Il K?V u ? .i?' , ' Planted in March are fortunate-the We know that some great moralists tw'nRgnimay rC " corn '8 UD and looking very prosper- preach of surrounding the boya and lr., fr^"r!**^*mmmV* OUB. young men with temptation and all Mrs. A. C. Townsend and daughters This rainy weather I? making the that. Great God, what is any. vjorse Misses Evie and Lissie spent awhile srilia toole fine. than to have it BO that, the boy can in Anderson yeaterdsy shopping Ber. H. C, Marlin filled his regular step almost to any negro house and ? - . appointment at this place Sunday and buy a pint ot whiskey at aa;' time th?l oooooooooooooooop the house would not seat the peo- he wants IL The Cross Roods cor O O Pl?- respondent made a slight, though un n THIS IS FARMING n ?ur school will close on tbe 24th, Intentional mistake; The writer trout " and the young folks are all looking that place said th?t half the negroes ?u wr M *it forward to a big time at picnics and were selling liquor and no one got O ri. W. C*. , writing to O commencement any prjfU out of it. We all know o The Intelligencer from o We bad a box p.\rty for the purpose what was meant by thlB statomear, yet 0 Denver, Anderson county, o ?r buying a bell for tne ecnool house, there is a tremendous oroft* for the o ss ya: O Wo are Klad 10 8av that we raised 940, seller. They buy their supplies from rx <?rw (.:an4 r> ? out have not heard anything of the naen who sell and ship in pints at ??, tjur gopa frtena, o hen rln?Wg yeU w.oo to |2;5o per gallon and uu n sen o, W. MCLend, a progressive o we want all who are concerned in lt at 75c to ?LOO a pint That is a o farmer, who lives out on o this voting precinct to meet the White profit of from %A to $6 a gallon. Does o route tO, made a record o Plains school house'at 4 p. nj-'or the that look Uko profit and is lt any o in butter sellinc Durinir o Purpose of v?rganislng a primary vet- wonder that .it ls impossible^ fer..- a n ? lng precinct farmer to lUre a negro to do a weekes o the 10 rrionths from Feb- o Mr. Lander Mcclelland. Mr. Roy At- or a mouthe wflrk to?1r?m in the busy o mary i to December 1, he o taway. Misses Pauline and Corrine crop time, ?specially the town ne O sold from two COWS 360 o Moore and Mis0 Addice and Maille gro; hadn't they rather .violate <be o pounds of butter. During o Rogara visited the park at Felser on town law by selling liquor and pay o the same time 203 dozen o a*?^*?wopn. ? lng asman dna^ltobed b^^conrh| n -it.. ? ft ?r. Coward > Johnson made his reg- than to go out In the country and i * ?L? J|l*r Sunday afternoon call on Miss work for an amoupt per month that o Who can beat this rec- o Eula Davis. he could make in a few. days anning O ord of Mr. McLend? O, Miss Mattie Davis visited MJ?s Mae liquor.. And fha negroes are nor ull O . O Twiiis?h . Sunday. who se?r ?iq?or. e?t?ef. xnu?o ii: sbwji o o o o oooooooooo o oo ^U??&tSBSS???; ??f???? . Mr- M- A- AW*?ay. who would no^ be swdPetsted. ^Ve re Mr L^y. j^rt^ j ltt Jia?e Ben- cently heard , of . a man stopping cj. * runa nvwwvn ? Q>ace Garrison. were a hotel in a town in this stato usk FHOBS DEN TE B. ? out driving Sunday afel worshipped at lng a negro who iw^.^org?nfc about the First Baptist Chtfrch ot Petser at the place if he couldn't get him some ***....... ..the evening service, . boose. The negro told Wea that he _ Mr. J. T. RM?M A# wtiiiomri?. tm MK^ia =c? yj. --, *h* --fl ^ m " " .: ' ' bu lid lag a nice residence I? this" sec- keeper, would lei him have what hit **rX\ 1tra*rdcn",.m our t^n sad la coming back to iaia conn- want?d community ye^looking a% well as we try. . Any one will tell you that whiskey ^V^^'?itt ?* !.* B?st wishes to all ia golag to be sold ia some.form or .i^L???/^nSs HJ??S K"? -r "-g?j-*- otbnr aa long as the erorld stapda Kv. SnWn?eVso??n^rsaiMA*W**B IK WALHALLA en those who are opposed io Hie aale Rev^W B Wh?ir? m2t?SK'B ?"l*r - 111 This' Ag ??^ .sS?ssr?^^P^ Cel. *> A. wS**J*,t,ie remedy? Wu sttg day. We are sdsraye glad to se, Mr: Timpson Wa*'tte Bride. f^tt?u?SS?^ii?, th* ?roD? ?*t? Myers la his new. auto, for he is * : - -lal t? The Intelligencer. V* ^K^?J!!?i^ P T ^1? the beat preachers wo have ?vc- -< Valhalla. April At the real- . *X?T* ?f0"?? jL^S!. Mr, and Mrs, Joe Garrison of 8*ndy ?^ c* et Col. Robert A. Thompson, ?ran? .*"*?BC?, f0r. ^L?^ ? Springs attended preaching at Albury &q grandfather ot the ?rid?, Miss J^ted ot selling in violation nf the Sunday. Bleaaor Keys, waa married to Martin law. A national law that will pot To the preachers: Mrs. Foster Tay- Fntnuey. of West Union. Tuesday at- *ith the later-state co la lor has the largest chickens In our temooa at $:?? o'clock. The Rev. prohibit the shipping of liquor to any eommunity. . Geo. M. Wilcox, officiating. Many out one who is no> an authorised seller We think all the codhtry girl? will ot town relatives of both were pres- Any farmer who works hired labor get to ride this year from the new ant Mr, and Mrs. Phlnncy will make <an tell whether er not-Ute S idis buggies thai have hean brought out their boise in West Untos. They are iaate selling and drinking of lk*uof recently. among the most popular couples ot demoralises labor. We hope everybody enjoyed Es-ter Walkslla'a younger set --1 a? weil as tbU wsJteft ?V We know-The construction of two tank ceri. eggs will bo* a better* price from the The loss direct and Indirect of the especially equipped for fir* fighting, number used during Baster. last storm of tho season cost the Pang- is a new departure ot the Canadian J**, *mm m m wir * tm, .nmb wrwt towM**, wk mm*< :. . USE THE NAVY FOR COMMERCE BAI to That Effect Was Introduc ed In Congress By Senator Weeks Yesterday Washington. April lt.-Keasll'ility of establishing a Hue of nval cruisers to carry pasengers, mall an dfrelght be tween thc United States and South America was endorsed by Secretary Daniels today In a report to thc sen ate on a resolution recently intro duced by Senator Weeks. The com mittee on naval affairs imrrodtately in troduced a bil Ito establish one or more such lines. It Ss the plan to us? in time of peace such swift scout cruisers us are little needed in floe*, maneuvers. The mail ships would be commanded by retired officers at the discretion of the navy department which also would fi\ rates and far?a. In hin letter to Chairman Tillman of the naval committee, Secretary Dan iels said: "It ls practicable, by the use of na val veselB, to carry out the purpose Indicated in the resolution and the following vessels wili be available for the service: St. I^ou'a, Charleston, Milwaukee, Columbia, Minneapolis, first cruisers; Salem and Chester, first scout cruisers; Buffalo' and Rainbow, transports; Ancon, Cristobal and Hec tor, Panama steamers; ?.?r.r?. Vulcan. Cyclops and Neptune (or two equally good) and the Nan Shan fol Hers." Straight at It There ls no use "beating around the bush." We might as well out with lt at last. We want you to try Cham berlain's Cough Remedy the next time you have a cough or cold. There ls no reason so far as we can see that you should not do so. This prepara tion by its rc ni ark abe cures has gain ed a world-wide reputation, and peo ple everywhere speak of it in the high est terms of praise. It ls for sale by Evans' Pharmacy. GREAT COMPANY POWER PLANTS Murry McGuire of Richmond Heads Company With $25, 000,000 Capital Richmond April 14.-The National Securities Corporation, capp al S25, 000,000 was chartered here >day bj Richmond lawyers, backed, ft ia said by New York interests. Murray McGuire is president; Thom as P. Bryan, Vice-president; John 8. Eggleston, secretary-treasurer, all of Richmond. The purpose la stated to construct, equip. Improve or work upon any and all kinds of plants for the mauufac ? turo, storage, utilisation and supply or disposition of electricity, gae, water I or steam. Or power produced thereby, Costa Medicine for Children. Too muoh care cannot be used lp se lecting a cough medicine for children. It should be pleanant to take, contain np harmful substance and be more ef< fectual. Chamberlain's cough reme i ?y u.ccvo those requirements and la a favorite with mothers of young chil dren everywhere. For Halo by Evana' Pharmacy. HOME ECONOMICS TO BE DISCUSSED Important State Convention To Be Held nt Winthrop College in May Miss Mary E. Frayscr, who* ia so JJ pleasantly remembered In -Anderson fot the word? of wholesome advice c she gave the women last summer, an- " nounces an Important' meeting at 3 Winthrop, whero she 1? the head bf 11 the "Home Economics Extension De- c partment." She has Issued the fol- M lowing announcement to the .women << of South-Carolina-aEd it Is gvien to . tl.*' public through Miss Maggie M. Carlington, supervisor of . rural schools. for - Anderson' county; whose t work here is >e)I: known: - "Winthrop College invitee you to ^ attend the fl*st two-day,* session in h Hstne,. Economics in .tilts State, \ te. "The meeting? .will be. held In the F Home Econ?mica j Department - of the h college. May 7-8. Cl ASS and, labora- I tory Instruction will be given tn the -? ?ric??kip o? foods, principles of 'COpit- -1 ?#?:^wlng,J?^ - oration. Such. practical problems as -jt diets tn health and In sickness will be " discussed, tabor-saving, methods of dblug the work of the home wilt be demonstrated, as well aa labor-saving _ apparatus tor housework. 1 "One morning wilt be devoted to methods lb dresBmsktosj. wini thai 'denKrhstrstlou. or the nee of and al teration of patterns tb salt tho Indi vidual. "There will be demonstrations of the o nae of the cheaper eats of meat, of ti bread and ot cake making. Simple t testa fer food and textile adulterations f{ and th? removal or stains ?rom-linen . will be shown. The offerings will he 0 vario d; but fil win hear upon the *i woman's problem ot better homekeep ttt. : "lt la hoped that every rural rchool ' improvement association and evary woman's club in the state will eead ai least one representative to this J nrsetlas. , 11 "The dalagates wtll be tho guests ? of Winthrop College. All. lat?rested * in thia course are invited to bv pres- 6 east. No preparation in th* iprajro? A training ia required. Shonld you ? elect to come, you will be met at' the b train, an? i-cry effort made to make tl you attar pleasant and profitable." tl Each woman plana tag to go is re- P tju?st?d to ftptify Miss FfSFser, J I? PIEDMONT BUGGY OR MILBURN WAGON, Can't be Beat Come Look Them Over Also some good mules and horses. See me before buy:ng : : : : : Theo P? Watson SALES STABLES N. McDuffie St, Anderson, S. C. *EV. J. G. DALE TO VISIT COUNTY Returned Missionary from Mexico WU! T?B us che Conditions In That Country Rev. S. J. Hood of iva, who waa In ho city returning from the meeting f Second Presbytery, announces that ie -has made arrangement for some lo'jab'tfj services ab hts church flu he near future. Next Sabbath he will ave Dr. -It. L. Robinson, president of he Woman's College of Duo West; n this 4th Sunday he will have Dr. foffatt, president ot Erskine, who will Iso conduct services Friday, and Sat-1 rday nights preceding, on account of j tie .communion services, some iiinaf Uer he will have a lecture from.Dr. G. Dale, returned missionary from l?xico. In speaking of tho meeting of Prcs y'cry and .of Anderson's being se jctcd for tho. nest place of meeting', Ir. Hood s ta tes: "The Second Pr.:.-"^ytery nf th? As oc?ate Reformed Presbyterian Church f the South has accepted an Inv?ta lo n to meet ip-Anderson on October, Otb. 1914. The Spring meeting of this resbytery has Just been held at Can on's Creek, Newberry County. At ills meeting Rev. J. M. Garrison of ils city, .extended the Invitation, from ls congregation with a very approprl te speech and, in apito of the fact that everal other urgent requests, were, re elvcd. Anderson won In the' final vote y a large majority. "Th? Secadera* will convene here on alurday, October 30?b, and leave In special train on Monday following >r Little Rock, where the Synod of ie South convenes on November 4th, ?14, '.The Convention of the Presbytery/ ist closed, was well attended and one f unusual Interest, tho delegates from ila county being Revs. J. M. Garrison ad S. J, Hood, Messrs. W. W. Brown, ad ffi W. Wharton,, representing re stively, the four A. R. P. Churches i the County-Anderson,* Iva. Gener ate-) and Grove. "In addition t?3 business of the resbytery, which waa of the 1 usual DU tine nature, thors were two special onfierence son Sabbath ScohQl work ad Home Missions, respectively, abd rosbyteriai Communion service of tba abb?tb: In the closing session Rev. Dr, J. G. tale., of l?o Verde Mexico wL.> lt ow driven from his B??>"> flelq ty eason of the Revolution. In Mexico, ?llver?d A powerful addryja on "Why believe In f./tttei Misais is " During the recent meeting, plans rere made to hold one of the Pres yterial Conferences at the A.R. P. huTch of Iva th" the month of July Thc ^".md Prwby*ery 'j-ina'tx of 0 Ministers, represenfiug about twice tust number, of churches, lo South arollna, Georgia and Flor ida; .and te one exception the 'arrest Presby sry in "the Associate Reformed Synod. Freacl|femedy**for^ & StomachjTioubles The leading doctors'?? France have for years used a preicriptisa of vege table oils for chronic stomich trouble and constipation that acta lib a charm. One dote will convince yoi. Severe cases of yeera' standing arc ?ten greatly benefited within 24 hours. So many people arc getting surprisa? results that we feel all persons suturing from conttipstlon, lower bowel, liver and stomach troubles should try Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. It ii now sold here by EVANS* PHARM ACT Three Stores. . Step TortsT Uc* ?top hens lavin* and cheek the crow th of youse birds. You can easily sat rid of all lice, saltea and vermin with Pr?$*S> .nd MTS monty. Alto the '.'de for do*?, cats, plants a Refuse substitutes; insist ^ Sattafaetie? Guaranteed er 3 Gt t Pratt* 160 paw For Sale by Pouche Drug Co., Ander W. H. Harrison, Anden w.. A. Power, Anderson, Evans' Pharmacy, Anders Peoples' Grocery Co., And Anderson Ccsh Croce. And M. M. Hunter, Pendleton, Frierson's Pharmacy,-Be! HE [SKELL'S {>jl^?^^*^^^ - - I cufferod with rheumatism for wo. years sind could not .get . my right sad-.to .my mouth for that, time," rites Lee L. ?h?prpan, Mapleton. ?wa, "t suffered terrible pain so I auld not sleep or Ile still .U night ^s^rears : ago I began using Chaoi erlaln's Unta-ent and m two months was well and I ha^ nbt suffered flth rheumatism sine? "-For ?ai? :LO^RTOWAR ts^JVE? YET 1st Move tn? Was Mode Yes. terdfty Ma* Pr/ie?pkatai It ??fcys Washinstcn Washington. April 14.-Whtlo the pinion of those beat Informed, waa oat such serious steps aa military In*, arventlon mair not be required to ?ree Huerta to yield from his poait inn a the q?sstlv? of a saints, they rec gnUed today's developments carried tte situation closer to real hostilities san lt ever baa been during the three' sara of turmoil ta Mexico. Inquiries for further information rare preecd at the White House, but lie prealdeni. took the position that *eee waa nothing further to announce r eekMalA; dat th? Amerce* flag had sen affronted and that a demand for ?a; ute ia satisfaction had been made. Though be hopes sincerely the gre v.. y of th? situation wfW be removed y satisfactory action on the part of ie Huerta Covert ment, it la known iw,t Mr. Wilson had considered all hases, and posibllitles. ead le pre ared to useet {hem with a, drat hand. FOR SALE FOB SALE-House and lot where I now live and vacant lot adjoining on sssti; House bsa eight rooms sud kitchen? butler's pantry, hath roora. aMjttfc lights and Bewerage. Price rlgbt, terms right. L. ft Nor ry ce. LOST > Certificate Nc. 66 for Five Shares preferred Wt?llamston Mills stock. Also, two shares of Builders Lumber arid Supply Co., certificat^.' No.'s 18 and 19. W. W. ?BIFFIN, Wltliamston, d. c. The tension over the general situa tion was more keen th au it had boen ht months among officials, nnd news frrtm th* MAX loan CA ni toi WM ???.J with Intense anticipation. The rigo rous censo; hip imposed on news dls I patches frcJi Mexico CHy has vir tually confined the Information about j affair? 1? Mnataei tb> othetai charmeir The Ptate department!, however, ls maintaining strict secrecy. .rne oniy massae from Charge O' Shaughnessy of which officials spoke, was his report that the final shipment of arms fer the protection of the American embassy had been received. Leek ta Year flambing. . You know what happens in a house la which the plumbing ts In poor con ulttvO-everybody in the house i?, lia ble tb'contract typhoid fev*?r or some other fever. The digestir* organ's perdrai the same fuactJoos in the hu man body sa the plumbing does for the house, and thouin be kept in first class condition from time to time If you have and trouble with your di gestion take Chamberlain's Tablets sad you are certain to get qulci re "*f? . ft* ?lt ..Hf ?TO?' F^WM-vyS 1