Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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jl^^Vilson Sets The Day of Thatiksgivi Washington, Nov. 17.?Presid Wilson to-day formally by proclai tion designated Thursday, Novcni 30, as Thanksgiving Day. "It has long been the custom our people to turn in the fruitful tumn of the year in praise ' thanksgiving to Almighty God for many blessings and mercies to us i the nation. "The year that has elapsed si we last observed our day of thar giving has been rich in blessings us as a people, but the whole face 1 l 11 nic wvmiu uas ocen aarKenetl by v In the midst of our pence and haj nesa, our thoughts dwell with pair jJL disquiet upon the struggles and s W. ferings of the nations at war and the people upon whom war brought disaster without choice possibility of escape on their pi We cannot think of our own hnj ncss without thinking of their piti distress. "Now, therefore, I, Woodrow V son, president of the United States America, do appoint Thursday, 30th of November, as a day of tional thanksgiving and prayer i urge and advise the people to res to their several places of worship that day to render thanks to Al.nig1 Nearly Everybody Kt h; Nearly everybody knoA car for less than $1,000. Owners, of course, wen ity. But it did not long rc knowledge. For from them, thousai came rep oils of its speed, its tion. Saxon " Is now a complete and finis detail. No car at any pirce < New style body; biggt comfortable. Electric startei Wagner. There's none bett< Demountable rims with New style top with Grec ? - - carrier. Speedometer, stad carburetor, which gives grei PRICE, $495, John ' Chestc l//j^ Pvni / I'lV^ - * M I \ Are you rea '4 " * catarrh? Have 5 overcome all effei l If you haven A old standby It's the tonic - WPMSm Slip a few 1 smokes into You've 1 fY patented f fy smoke your JefflB fjf it proves out /fir Prince Albert f'4 without coupo y < i God for the blessings of peace ai^l I unbroken prosperity which Hb has! ? bestowed upon our beloved country in ; "l? such unstint ?d measure. | "And I also urge and suggest our ent duty, in this, our day of peace and r,m. abundance, to think in deep sympathy kcr of the stricken people of the world , upon whom the curse nnd terror of war has so pitilessly fallen and to contribute out of our abundant means au- to the relief of their sufferings, and "Our people could in no better way show their real attitude toward the present struggle of the nations than by conlributing out of the abundance to the relief of the suffering which nee war has brought in its train. !ks- "I" witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed. "Done in the city of Washington, 'ar- ' this*- 17th day of November, in the ipi- : year of our Lord 191G and of the intful ! dependence of the United States the iuf- [ 141st. of "WOODROW WILSON." has "By the President, or "Robert Lansing, irt. "Secretary of Stale." >pi Going the Limit. Vil- "Di 1 he tell you that you are the I of only girl he ever loved?" the "Yes, and he went further than na" that." "He did? What else did he say?" on " He said that I was the only girl he hty ever intended to love." lows the Tremendous Success ?&Q. * 99 II bix WON ,vs that Saxon "Six" is the finest I j the first to find out this superiorjmain merely a matter of owner ids of them, all over this country, i smoothness, its power, its accelera-1 Roadster hed automobile to the very latest J carries more conveniences. ;r, roomier and more completely i r and lighting?two unit system by J 2r to be had. 30-inch x 3-tnch Goodyear tires. :ian rear bow. Electric horn- Th*e ) nard equipment. New design of | ater etliciency and easier starting. , F.O.B. DETROIT. r. Husrt irfield, S. C. >aredness! idy for Winter? Is your system clear of Summer colds left you entirely? Have you i its of Summer foods? 1't, restore your body to full vigor with thn ?ERUNA : that clears away the congestion, purifies the blood and invigorates your whole system. \ Peruna, in tablet form, is handy to carry with you. It gives y ou a chance to check a cold when it starts. \ Manalin Tablet* are the ideal laxativej \ They form no habit and have no unpleaa- j J ant effects. Yourdruggistcansupplyyou^ [ 7 The Peruna Company, Columbus, Ohio PrinccT Albert your system! heard many an earful about the Pi >rocess that cuts out bite and parcl fill without a comeback! St^ke you every hour of the day. ^ has always been sold ns or premiums. We lality 1 jjp noking a pipe or rolling know that you've got i tobacco! We tell you J I bang the doors wide m )me in on a good time le so oiten, without a regret! You'll feel 1ft has been wasted and w back up for a fresh start. tyf/yy You swing on this say-sc thousand-dollar bill! It's ipi ness and contentment to ?1J ^ who knc By the election of Wilson we have escayed militarism. We have escaped armed intervention in Mexico. Mexico has escaped subjection and bc ured peace and prosperity. We have escaped war with Germany over the submarine issue. We have escaped war with England over the blacklist and mail searchers. We have escaped a moderation of the Federal Reserve bill in the interest of Wall Street. i We have escaped the mutilation of the Underwood tariff bill in the interest of the predatory classes. We have escaped arbitrary interference with our foreign commerce after the war. Our national life has escaped the nnlifinnl cnnrnmno\? r\C ilmort of corruption?Chicago, New York and Philadelphia. We have escaped the violation of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty by the repeal of the Wilson Panama canal tolls bill. We have escaped the repudiation of the Adamson bill by a Congress controlled by representatives of the railroads. We have escaped a cabinet shaped by the New York Herald, which,Tuesday morning, called upon Ilugl ;s to make Elihu Root Secretary of State John Wanamakcr Pot master General and Theodore Roosevelt Secretary of War.?Louisville Post. NEW FOREST PRESERVE IN N. C. Pisgah National Forest in western North Carolina near Biltmore, which was purchased from the George W. Vanderbilt estate, has been made a Federal game preserve by proclamation of the president of the United States, and deer, wild turkey and other game that are said to be plentiful in this tract, which is regarded as one of the most interesting places in the "Land of the Sky," will be protected , by the government. This is the first Federal game preserve of its kind to be created east of the Missis- J sippi river. Pisgah forest is easily ac- ( cessible from all parts of the south, lutitui* Vkt.if.li.ul lit. 1 .. C * 1.- I ? ?v?v..vm ?/%v ii x?.?i 11 inivrn ?n cnu | |ti Southern railway from Knoxville, i f Tenn., Salisbury, N. C., and Spartan- ! t burg, S. C. Owing to the protec- t I tion against hunting which has been j a afforded the tract for a number of I r years, the game has not been killed j a out, as is the case in most places in C the southern mountains. As a game ! ( preserve, no hunting will be allowed ] in the forest, and as deer and other 1 game increase on the area it is ex- I pected that the overflow will drift e out of the forest and gradually restock adjacent lands. A movement j f is now on foot to place a herd of elk J and one of buffalo this winter. Re- js gulations governing the camping and I fishing privileges have been drawn j ? up in co-operation with local citizens i J and sporting clubs, and will be issued 1 by the secretary of agriculture. It is understood that regular fishing will t be allowed, but the number of per- 1 t mits issued the first season will be l purely experimental, since the capaci- I ty of the streams is not known. i ' < A MAN-MAID 1 A lady stopping at a hotel on the ] Pacific coast rang the bell the first morning of her arrival and was very t much surprised when a Japanese boy < opened the door and came in. s "I pushed the button three times 1 for a maid," she said sternly, as she | dived under the bed covers. ] "Yes," the little fellow replied, ] "me she."?Los Angeles Times. 1 Copyright llttby . J. Hayoulda 1ubtooo C*. j ince Albert i and lets you r bank roll that < UNGE\ I; VLBERTX. 1 national joy smoke ' :e your smoke past R j ill be sorry you cannot t; > like it was a tip to a ftj \ worth that in happi- [J you, to every man rj iws what can be JJ ?ut of a chummy // I >ipe or a makin's f;j e 11 e w i tji fr/ Albert for /dr iking"! /y ? y,jr HTHK Prlnee A Albert tidy )S TOBACCO CO. yy red tin. end In lakn, N. C. yjJF feet, every Prince Albert package, hae everae a real meeaage-to-yon I ' on Ita reveree aide. Youll , read " Proceaa Patented July 30th, 1907." That meane that the United Statea Oovernment haa granted a patent on the proceaa by which Prince Albert la made. And by which tongue bite end thraet perch ere cut otitI Rveryj where tobacco la aold you'll And ' Prince Albert awaiting you i MiuiwmnummmmmmmMBSMammmcammumBmm 1 '795 Model 85-4 f. o. b. Toled l! Thes< More power?35 ho More room?112 -in Greater comfort ? ] ron^ 1 Iivai o^/iuigs clllU Greater convenien< tons on steering < Bigger, safer brakes gency, 13x2^. Better cooling?yoi land motor overh MASTER'S SALE < , STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Nl BOUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. fc Pursuant to a decree heretofore ^ granted in the case of Ira C. Redearn and Thomas E. Mulloy, plain- ^c ilTs against Cora B. Itedfearn, P. It. w' lennett, C. C. Bennett, James Ross, ^i| ind It. E. Hanna. trustee in hsmk- dc uptcy for Corn B. Rcdfcarn, defendin ts, I will olfer for sale before the "a vourt House door in Chesterfield, S. cp 3., on the 1st Monday in December, S13 .916, same being the 4th, within the 1)0 egal hoours of sale, to the highest la mldor for cash the following describ id real estate to wit: All that lot in the town of Chesterield in the said State and County, on 01 Main St., of said town of Chesterfield, lame being the residence lot .of Cora 3. Rcdfcarn, bounded north by Main Jtreet, east and south by Chesterfield Mercantile Company and on west by ot of Gillie It. Cato; ST Also a lot on Main Street of the C( own of Chesterfield in the State and rounty aforesaid, fronting on said jrr Main Street seventy feet and running jack two hundred and seventy feet, an nore or less, bounded north by Main (.( Street, east and south by lot of B. S. ^ Punderburg and west by lot of I. C. tied f earn; Also a lot on Main Street of the (j own of Chesterfield in said State and :ounty, fronting on said street about seventy feet and running back one . 1 fi-- ? * uiiuicu it 111 uny itt'i, more or less, w| sounded north by Main Street, east ^ uy lot of C. L. Hunlcy and south by . s lot of C. C. Douglass; , Also a lot of lifty feet by one |;i hundred and five feet in the town of Chesterfield, State and county afore- ju said, same being immediately south of jj the Methodist parsonage lot and beng all the land owned by said Cora B. Iiedfearn south of said parsonage lot. P. A. MURRAY, Jr. Master for Chesterfield County. 01 MASTER'S SALE St STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. Pursuant to a decree heretofore granted in the case of S. T. A. Me- 'K Manus, plaintiff, against Van II. te Cregory, et als, heirs at law of T. S. 0f Gregory, deceased, defendants, I will jffer for sale before the Court House loor in Chesterfield, S. C., on the In irst Monday in December, same be- 1S Ing the fourth, within the legal co liours of sale to the highest bidder for t.h th(i fnllnuMiwr r,.o! , 1 >, ?-a l" ?vlt- nl Al! that piece, parcel or lot of land situate, lying and being in the State and county aforesaid and within the corporate limits of the town of [Jheraw, beginning at a point on the ^ south side of Marlboro Street two S< hundred (200) feet in nn easterly di- tt. rection from Second Street, and run- lo ning thence iti the same easterly direction and parallel with said Marlboro Street, a distance of fifty feet at to lot heretofore conveyed to T. S. at Gregory by J. A. Watson; thence at ar right angles to said Marlboro Street and parallel with the Watson line a distance of ninety-five (95) feet to a <( lot owned by T. S. Gregory; thence parallel with the Gregory line and at right angles to said Watson line a dis- t Lance of one hundred and ninety-five tj (195) feet to the beginning point. The said lot bounded north by Marl- . horo Street, east by J. A. Watson, south by the lot of T. S. Gregory and west by lot owned by the said S. T. A. McMnnus. P. A. MURRAY, Jr., Master for Chesterfield County. ^ MASTER'S SALE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, oi COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. I' Pursuant to a decreo heretofore di granted in the case of H. II. Ilcrrick, hi trustee of the Marietta Fertilizer I bi e Tremendo rsepower motor, ch wneelbase. - long, 48-inch cantilever 4-inch tires. :e?electrical control but:olumn. ?service, 13^x23<i ;emer l never heard of an Overicating. RIVERS AUTO Phone No. 18 Chestei The Willys-Overland 1 "Medal: impany, plaintiff, against B. E. Mc:iir and the Bank of Chesterfield, dendants, I will olfer for sale before e Court House door in Chesterfield, C., on the first Monday in Decernr, 191(1, same being the fourth, ithin the legal hours of sale, to the nhest bidder for cash, the following scribed real estate to wit: All that tract of land in Mt. Crog,n township, in the above State and unty, containing one hundred and cty-five (1 (55) acres, more or less, unded north by lands of the este of Mary Sellers, east by lands of A. Gullege, south by estate lands Major Hancock and west by lands Henry Hendricks, Lewis Rivers and hers, the said land being known as e Cato Jackson place. P. A. MURRAY, Jr., Master for Chesterfield County. MASTER'S SALE TATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 3UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. Pursuant to a decifee heretofore anted in the case of William Hogg gainst Annie Hogg Quick, defendit, I will offer for sale before the >urt House door in Chesterfield, S. , on the first Monday in December, me being the fourth, within the le1 hours of sale to the highest bid.. r 1- ii.i . iui ciisn: an mat piece, parcel or act of land in the above State and unty containing 100 acres, more or ss and bounded on the north by rat is known as the Mclver land, on e east and south by what is known the Dixson land and on the west r the Hugh (Joker land, being the nd conveyed to William Hogg by Reid about the year 1868 ant dng what is known as the "Willian ogg home place." 2 P. A. MURRAY, Jr., Master for Chesterfield 'County Pri*on Reform in Kansas Kansas has not a high rate of pris r population, compared with manj .ates of the Union, and her pena stem never has been vindictive ire easier, therefore, has it been foi r to decide to turn the State peni ntiary into a school, both the rigoi ' servitude antl the labors of en reed industry being reduced to s inimum. Kansas is progressive, anci in a progressive region of tht untry, and all about her are State? at have tried, with satisfaction, huane dealing with prisoners. AN ECONOMICAL FUNERAL Here is a story which Secretary of ar Dickinson, who is from the >uth, and a student of the negro, lis of how a colored man planned save money when^his brother died he darkey went to the station Cent in his little town, which was >out 50 miles from Memphis, Tenn. id asked, solemnly: "Boss, how much is it to fetch i trpse from hyuh to Memphis?" The agent told him. "Well, boss, how much is it to fetch corpse on a round trip from hyuh t< cmphis?" This information was also added jt the agent added: "I newer heard of carrying i >rpse on a round trip." "Well, boss, you see, it's diss way,' cplained the darky. "Dis hyul >rpse is my brudder, an' got a lot ol in folks in Memphis. All dem kii >lks would come down to look at d< >rpse, and' dey would jes' eat nn .iten house and' home. 1 though d aave money fetehin' dis corpse U) ?r an' lettin' 'em take a look a im. Den I could bring him back am ury him quiet an' peaceful.'' ii_^Lr-j-^? ag "795 ^H Model 85-4 f. O* b. Toledo us Advantages? * .. . . I xnese are tremendous advantages over any- i thing to be had in other cars that sell for J anywhere near as low a price. And they make it hard for us to keep up with orders. The factory has never yet caught up with the demand. VI You ought: to own one of these cars?nothing else so big and fine for the money. Come in and order yours now. bH COMPANY, Dealei M rfield, S. C. Phone No. 18 | Company, Toledo, Ohio A.*' Subscriptions to CI l X*.l 1 ki vuesierneiG Aoveraser Are Payable in Advance. Have You Paici? J TAX NOTICE The Tax Books will he open for the collection of Taxes from the ioih day of October until the .'list day of December, 1910. m Tax Levy for the State 0 Va mills Ordinary County 7 % Constitutional School 3 County ltoad V6 Total Levy 17% mills SPECIAL LOCAL Local School [Bonds Che raw Graded School 3 4 | I Pee Dee 3 4- " Pine Grove . ... 3 | / I , Vaughn 3 .2 I 1 , .1 uniper 3 I Dudley 3 I I Manhunt 3 j I M r Wallace i 3 j 1 Pat's Branch | 4 j 1 , Stairord 4 (2% I Bethel 4 | H Center Point . i 4 [ I wamble Hill j 4 Center I 4 Wexford ' 4 5 j Butl'alo | 4 4 1 Friendship 4 JB^D 1 I.onpf Branch 4 Croon Hill 4 . Middendorf 4 5 VI Sandy Run : 4 " ^ Bay Springs School 4 | l ewis 5 Black Creek j 5 I x Center drove 5 Cat Pond 5 Cash's ! 6 2 jB Bear Creek 1 5 I 5 Ziort | 5 Bethesda 5 fl Harris Creek 5 j j Ji Snow Ilill , 5 ' Patrick .5*4 .4. . Farkcr ' fi Papreland 6 I Ousley 7 ^ d Palmetto ....... 7 j | ^ I White Oak 7 Orange Hill 8 Spencer 8 Cross Roads . 8 New Hope 8 j J Jefferson % 4 Me Bee 8 4 V.: I Chesterfield 8 3 Shiloh 10 Ruby 10 4 \<s. ^ Cheraw Township (Outside) 2 I B Winzo |HH Ml. Croghan (Outside) 2 Five Forks _ B B Old Store (Outside) ! I Alligator (Outside) , 2 Road Bonds, Alligator Township 7 mills ? i Road Bonds, Jefferson Township .....6 mills j 3 Road Bonds, Cheraw Township 2 mills j ^H|B 3 I will be at the following places on dates given below: 1 s Pageland, Monday, Oct. 16; Jefferson, Tuesday, Oct. 17; Angelas, Wednenday, Oct. 18; McBee, Thursday, Oct. tilth; Ousleydale, Friday, Oct. 20; t Cheraw, Monday, Oct. 30; Cheraw, Tuesday, Oct. 31; Patrick, Friday, Nov.^^H^^^BH ). 3; .Vfiddendorf, Monday, Nov. 13; Mt. Croghan, Tuesday, Nov. 14; RubyJU^H^^H 11 VfMaesdny, Nov. 15; Dudley, 2 to 5, Thursday, Nov. 10; Plains,