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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-06-23
Summons for Relief.
COMPLIANT sERvED.)
STATE OF SOUTH CAR LIMA,
cpYYSrv op uIIIJAucprpc

STATE OF SOUTH CAR LIMA,
COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG,
Court of Common Pleas.
F Rhem and d D Rhem, co-partners
trailing under the firm name Of F
Rhem & Sons. Plaintiffs,
against
Rosa Cooper, Clara McCants. Alvin
Cooper. Frances Cooper. Billie Coop
Ell, Henry Cooper. Hugh James
ooper, Lear Cooper, Gussie Belle
Cooper. Hester Cooper, and " 6 Car
ter and f F Pr0sser, co-partners
trading under the firm name Of Pros
ser Il Carter. Defendants.
To Clara McCantS, Alvin cooper, Fran
ces Cooper and Billie Cooper, absent
Defendants -
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in this
action, a copy of which is herewith
served upon you, and to serve copy OF
your answer tC said complaint on the
subscribers at their Office In Kingstree,
S C, within twenty days after the Sery
ice hereof, exclusive Of the day IF such
service; and if You fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid.
the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
KELLEY & HINDS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
TAKE NoTIcE-That the complaint in
the above entitled action has been filed
in the office of the Clerk of court for
Williamsburg county.
KELLEY & HINDS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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The Attorney General has reported that
both petitions are in form as provided
by the constitution and my present
opinion is that l will first take up the
petition filed on the 10Th and if all of
the territory therein set out is not
voted into Florence county, then anoth-
er election can be held in the territory
embraced within your petition.
Yours very truly,
M F ANSEL,
Governor.
Now, in conclusion, is it possible
that courtesy was the feeling that
prompted the Lake City delegation
to come to Scranton?
Is it possible that they came with
"a pure motive and sincere in their
remarks? AS yet we fail to agree
with them. The God of heaven and
earth has pronounced His everlast-
ing curse upon every unjust law, al
though it may appear at the time
that good will come from it.
Haye we become so submissive
and u dergone so much imposition
that le promoters of our an
nexatio.. .ow allow a few scheming
politicians come to us and say just
where we shall live?
May the sun cease to shine on
South Carolina shores when our
hearts remain cold and untouched
by the name of Americas heroes,
and give no sign of repugnance and
shame when the rights for which
our patriotic forefathers fought are
to be taken from US.
(Signed) VS. Lynch,
VIM D McGee,
DL Lee,
RC Mcknight,
HIM Graham, M D,
SN Welch,
WE Whitlock, MD,
I'M Parker,
R Mac Cooper.
Scranton, June 20.
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Farmers Union Meeting.
Williamsburg County Farmers
Union will meet at Lake City with
Lake City local union on Thursday,
July 7, at IL o'clock m. All local
unions are requested to send full
delegations, as some very important
business is to come before the coun-
ty union. I'D DANIEL,
I. IT FRIERSoN, Pres.
Sect'y. 6-9-3t
Mouzons, June 4.
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5 or 6 doses 1866" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price Csc.
-28 Am
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Farmers Union Meeting.

Scranton, June 20.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16
BABY CHICKS FOR
EASTER TOYS BARRED
New York S. P. c. A. Eotsss Store
keepers That They Must Est Sell
the Live Favors-e Die from
Mishandling.

New York. March r. Newly hatch.
"a Incubator chickens viii not take tha
place of TOY rabbits during The Easter
holidays If Thomas i Frcei. suparin.
tendent Of tie American Society ior the
Prevention 81 Cruelty t0 Animals, has
any say III the matter
Letters were forwarded Monday By
DIR. Freel to shopkeepers throughout
the city. declaring that the sale Of the
newly Matched chickens win Be eon-
strued as d violation Of the laws
That the motherless chicks are pass
ed around as easter favors and re-
earaed as playthings for a day IS n
substance, The objection which mas been
raised BIZ the society
From the circular letters it Is APP
parent that the chief complaint against
the sale Of tie chicks is that As a rule,
they are given to small children. who
delight in playing with them In a
day or two, says the better to the
shopISeepers, the birds die from mis-
handling hauling elawing. thirst or
starvation"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16
ReichStag Would Make Ger
many Democracy
VOTES FOR THE MEASURE
For Control Of would Ex-
tend This to Cover Acts Of En-
peror-0utcome Of Famous IN
terview Of 1909.

Berlin March le- Replying % an In
curry BY Professor Richard Eickhon,
Radical Liberal ia de Reiehstae yester-
day, Foreign Secretary Won sehon said
that negotiations with the United States
looking to a German.American arbitra.
ton treaty had IN no sense been broken
off, our propositions relative q such
an arbitration treaty have been presented
10 the federal government at Washing.
ton, which a. yet has not replied said
the secretary.
Following a discussion Of tho appro-
prlatiou for the salary Of the imperial
chancellor the Reiehstag adopted BY a
small majority the motion Of the Social.
Isl member, Herr Ledeboar, demanding
the introduction Of a hili making the
chancellor responsible to the Reiehstag
ior bis official acts and also extending
bis responsibility to cover al Of the
acts and documents made 81 the emperor
for which responsibility be shall Be an.
swerabie in court Of law. This motion
was the outcome Of the discussion Of the
responsibilities Of the chancellor at the
time Of the emperor's famous interview
IN the fan Of 1908. In this interview,
which vas published first II the London
Daily Telegraph, Emperor William was
quoted as approaching the English for
their suspicious Of Germany and with
saying among other thingss @You Eng.
ish are mad mad made a March hares.
My actions ought to speak for them
selves. bot you listen not to them, Bit
to those who misintefpret and distort
them. That Is personal insult, which i
feel and resent The publication caused
a fmore and the Radicals. Liberals and
Socialists Of the Reiahstag argued that
some measure Of legal responsibility
should BE- imposed upon the ministers.
The agitation in this direction. however,
lacked active support and no action was
taken.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16
AUNT SALLY.
SNOWMAN
BY M QUAD
Copyright. 1909 by Associated Lit
erary Press

Aunt Sally Benson bad a farm neal
Bellport, and she was known the coun
Try over as a sharp old woman. There
were 50 many anecdotes afoat Of her
getting the best Of this one and that
one that when her great trouble hnal
~ came there were few TO pity her.
circus was to exhibit in Bellport
and the advance agent contracted with
farmers for forage for the elephants
camels and horses The forage was e
be paid for on delivery. Aunt sally
had an abundance Of hay and straw
and furnished the largest share Of any
one. The circus did not draw very
large crowd and had met with poor
business Tor several days before. and
the upshot was that It could not pay
It's bills. Aunt sally had had enough
law 70 know just what to do. She got
out a writ Of attachment on the big
elephant at once de was the biggest
part Of the menagerie. and she figured
that the money owing her would be
raised somehow. It wasn't. however.
and the elephant was conducted out to
her farm by constable.
When an animal ii attached the law
prescribes that It must he fed and
cared FOR and made comfortable. Nero
was devouring a hayslaek per week,
and the circus men were adf0urning
the case Ia hopes she would return
him and forgive the debt besides.
That's where they made a mistake in
Aunt Sally. OF a sudden It was an
nounced that on certain day the ele-
plant would be driven over the high
way from Bellport to Grimsby. a dis
lance Of sixteen miles. The farmers
along the route raised a vigorous pro-
test at once. Nothing will frighten a
horse as quick as the sight Of an ele-
plant. Aunt Sally replied that Nero
needed the exercise, and she stuck 10
It until nearly thirty farmers had con
tribuied 50 cents each to have the
beast driven another route. Then the
farmers along the route came down.
as also on the third. but those on the
fourth made no move. On the day
Nero started forth. His keeper was
on bis back, and Aunt Sally followed
behind with her old horse and buggy.
Farmers tried to stop her In vain. II
Nero stopped now and then to uproot
Of twist or tree or to level shed
On twenty rods Of fence. that, Aunt
Sai affirmed, was clear act Of
Providence for which she could not
be held responsible.
The highway was cleared for miles
for the conouering hero Next day
Aunt Sally was paid to change her
route This happened 50 often that
she finally found herself back at Bell
hort There She notified the people
for four miles around that she was
not financially able to 20 to Ell the ex-
pense of feeding the beast and # he
broke loose because Of hunger she
would not be responsible. She was
laughed at until Nero broke out Of his
barn one night and played high jinks.
He left a trail behind him like a cy-
clone. and one Of bis trifing feats was
Thinning over barn which stood fac
inc the highway. The people wanted
no more Of it. and thew brought IN
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In the rough part Of Minnesota
there were two camps comparatively
near to each other and much rivalry
existed. The rivalry took on an
forms, but principally one of prowess.
This was occasionally decided BY
rough ana tumble bouts between the
champion Or most able representative
Of each
on one occasion an freshman was
picked from the camp NJ the hollow,
and from The one on the hillside a
swede, lately come into camp, was se-
lected He was brawny person,
who commanded respect on sight, but
be had 20 more knowledge Of English
than he had picked up IN the short
time he had been Ia the United States
Before the mill began It was agreed
that when one or the other was will
ing to cede the victory he should say
"su6icient" II was a hard word for
the Swede. aud be repeated il over
to himself before the signal to start
was given.
For long time the two fought
each gradually losing his strength and
growing weak ana doppy. Yet the
swede looked as II be might keep up
the tussle for hours despite his de-
jected appearance and Oh the Irish
mans face was agonized determine
ton
But finally the Irishman succumbed
and said Sufficient"
"Thaes I'll! That's itn shouted the
bin Swede. "Oh. SO long | try 10 re-
menberf Columbus Dispatch.
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Roosevelt Not to Touch San
Francisco
VISIT DENVER IN AUGUST
The Sights Of Khartoum Are Taken in
By the Party-Wnl Leave for
Cairo Tomorrow an Special
Train.

Khartoum March 10. Bent upon max
ing the most 81 their brief stay IN this
The capital Of he Egyptian general goy
eminent 81 the Soudan lie Roosevelt
we're early astir yesterday
Colonel Roosevelt was especially busy
occupying the intervals between planne,
excursions % points Of historic interest Il
receiving callers and making reply q
such Of his yoluminous correspondence al
be had been able TO examine
After breakfast yesterday morning
he summoned to him the native servants
who had accompanied him throughouf
the expedition aud babe them good bye
Each received present Of cash from
Colonel Roosevelt and a gift from Mrs
Roosevelt.
The sightseeing program began ct thl
garden Of the Memorial college, built 81
the east end Of the town in 1902 by sub
seFiptions solicited from thu British PEG
pie BY Lord Kitchener From the college
a drive was taken 70 other parts Of h,
town, Colonel and Mrs. Roosevelt. Mis-.
Ethel and Major General sir Rudolf Bar.
on Van Satin, the general Of the sir.
dar's STAG, made up the party
They occupied a carriage drawn hy 4
pair Of horses and escorted BY two Egyp-
tian lancers During the drive. they
were joined By the other members Of
Major General Wingates staff, the latter
occupying two carriages Later IN tie
forenoon, the Rooseyelts abandoned their
carriages for a motor car md, unaccom.
panied, drove into tie suburbs.
Yesterday afternoon, the Roosevelts
visited Kerfreri. the scene Of the great
battle on September 2, 1895, when the
Anglo Egyptian forces defeated the khs
lifA and reeonquered Egyptian souaan.
The trip to 0mdurmau was made in the
dar's yacht Elm aud the other seven
miles north to Kerireri possibly on don
-
60
-
80. ~ ~
49,. 80
go.
=
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twice the quantity Of forage he could
eat. Aunt Sally was nothing out o.
pocket thus far In fact, she was a
little ahead Of the game. This did not
satisfy her Her farm was running
behind while she was acting as show
man She therefore advertised by
posters and otherwise that She would
match Nero 70 lick any bun IN the
state ID ten minutes.
You have only 10 ask a lawyer q
make sure that there Is no law 10 any
state IN the Union 70 prevent such a
fight Those III charge Of the elephant
must be responsible to the actual
owner for any injury received BY him.
but the law can 30 no further This
challenge brought hundreds Of stran
gers to lock az Nero. and Il cost them
% cents look A hundred farmers.
more or less. talked OF accepting the
DEF, and this was mentioned In the
papers and added 70 the general inter
est AS no one actually came forward
with a Taurus, Aunt Sally bought a
bull in another name ana announced
the Fight for a certain date. II was TO
take place on the county fair grounds
with admission at so cents head II
was given out that if Nero did not
HEX the bull in ten minutes Aunt Sally
was 70 forfeit $500 IN spot cash.
The law was invoked IN vain. There
was no law about It. II depended on
Aunt Sally, and she was there with
the goods on the date set. More than
1000 people paid the admission fee
Some farmers drove thirty miles 70 be
present. Newspapers a hundred miles
away sent their sporting editors. There
were women as well as men specta-
tors, and the village Of Bellport was a
bustllng little city for q day Hun
dreds Of photographs of Aunt Sally
and Of Nero sold at a quarter apiece
At the proper moment the elephant
was turned out on the race track. and
he received a tremendous ovation
Five minutes later the bun was turn
ed loose There were some who estl-
mated bis age at thirty years and bis
strength and 6erceness about those Of
a rabbits He uttered one below,
made one paw and was about TO lie
down and 60 10 sleep when Nero came
along. thrust his trunk under him and
carefully carried him 20 the fence aud
heaved him over The Eight" lasted
inst fhrna Minutes There were wells
for Aunt Sally. bat she had started for
home week later the circus men
paid the debt and took their property.
and you have the widows word fer e
that she made about S1,10o BY the
transaction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16
SPECIAL TRAIN
TO HER LOVER
Girl Pays 500 for Locomotive and
Coach to Reach Sick Man at Macon,
Ca, in a Hury-Makes Record
Run.

Atlanta, March l6.-1n her eagerness
10 get 10 her lover in Macon. Miss Kate
.0Neil q pretty girl who said she was
from South Bend, Ind, could not wait
for a regular trein but hired a special.
Miss 0'Ncil reached Atlanta az o'clock
Monday morning and on inquiring for
Ia train 10 Macon was told she could
not get away for two hours.
II can't waitH she cried exeitedlv.
'I must eot4 TO Robert" and then she
explained with bushes that Robert IS
e dear friend who 81 ill
Miss ONeil asked for a special train.
When told that the special would Be
expensive she said; FIhat does not
matter ID rs minutes an engine and
d Pullman were provided and Miss
0'Neil was oii for Macon
Macon. Ca, March i6 Miss Kate
0Nel arrived here early Monday after
record run from Atlanta - D special
On arriving she entered an automobile
and was taken 70 Che sanatorium where
Robert T. Curtis u ia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16
- Mho 80 snmpathn

a few days ago Dr Charles f. Aked
pastor Of the Fifth Avenue Baptist
church. "the Rockefeller pastor" Off
.ciated at a mans funeral He did his
best 10 comfort the young widow. She
asked the undertaken to give S25 to the
clergy
Dr. Aked refused the money He
said be did not want pay for bis sym
pathy
eYou accept money when you per-
form marriage ceremony, don't
you?g asked the undertaken
Eyes"
HDon't the people You marry need
your sympathy
yes. replied Or Aked, "but they
don't know ft"-New Yors Sun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16
WELLS PARENTS SUED
BY WIFE FOR 100000


New York March TO- Irene storrs
Wells formerly irene Bishop, chorus
girl, brought suit ia the supreme court
here yesterday against William storr
Wells. wealthy mead OF the Fairbanks
company and Annie Raynor Wells, her
husbands parents, claiming 100000 for
alleged alienation Of her husbands at.
fections
Irene Bishop married young James
Raynor Wells in 1906 against the
wishes Of his parents and, she declares
in her complaint lived happily with
him for several months.
On her return from a trip ia Europe,
where her mother died. leaving her
S250000, she found she asserts, that
her husband had been induced by his
parents to enlist in the navy
Ever since, she alleges, her fsther-in-
law and his wife have kept her hus-
band from her and deprived her Of his
society. Young Mr. Wells and Mrs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16

fixed for June l8. That date. It was
said. had been approved by Col Roose-
vclt who win arrive in New York in
time
To IS considered probable that the
Roosevelt party viii cross from Liver
pool On May 81, by the Carouia, # Mr..
Roosevelt delivers his last lecture in
England but n the event Of be going
from London % Vienna, be may return
from Bremen on tie kronprnzessiu Ce-
ellie. which sails on june z via South
ampton and Cherburg, and is due ia New
York on june la two days before the
date Of the wedding
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16
4 COD 100 For Rualnsas.

Il want j hatpin," said little Mary
Of four years as she gazed eagerly at
the cushion full 81 sparkling orna-
ments on the milliuer's showcase.
How much is itT she asked after
making a very deliberate choice and
laying her purchase money, a bright
penny. on The counter oh nothing"
returned the kiud hearted Mrs. Briggs,
as Nary's mother was one Of her reg
nlar customers Imagine her amuse-
iaent as the littls bargain bunter'
said most eagerly, I'm take two,
then Delineator.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16
cUMMINs ATTACKS TAFT.
He Opposes the Presidents Railroad
Policy.

He Opposes the Presidents Railroad
Policy
Washington, March to. Senator
Cummius attack On the Taft admins
traction Ia connection with the railroad
bill, was the sensation day in the Sen.
ate yesterday, when the Iowa iasnrgent
began bis three days speech to secure
certain amendments to the bill He
criticized ia the seYerest terms course
of the administration il drafting tho
bin and tAen expecting Republicans to
vote for it under pain Of executive dis
pleasure, and strongly intimated that
in some respects the bill represented a
distinctly backward step
"A senator must either surrender his
independence or be in constant and dis
agreeable conflict with the chief exc
eutive,p said Senator Cummius.. "A
senator must choose between losing The
presidential favor and doing the things
which his conscience tells him ought to
be DONE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16
siss.ooo FOR FALL RIVER.
Amendment offered by Mr.. Lodge to
Rivers and Harbors Bin.

Washington, March l6--At the re-
quest Of Representative Green. follow
ing conference Of that gentleman with
the rivers and harbors committee, Sen-
ator Lodge yesterday offered an amend
ment TO the rivers and harbors bill
making an appropriation Of sl4s000 foi
az anchorage ground n Fan River bar-
bor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16

James Raynor Wells, his mother, are
on their way to this country from
Europe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16
90
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Roo0i9e?

That dependency in women is mental condition often
traceabe to some distinctly female I'LL
Women who are well do not have the blues neither
they irritable and restless. Derangement Of the female
organism breeds all kinds Of miserable feelings such back
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Pinlhams Vegetable Compound. There is doubt that
it has made many remarkable Of female ills after all
other had failed. There is hardly day that
does not write us that this simple old medicine
made only Of and herbs has cured her Of
illness.
Here are two such letters - read them - they are
genuine and reliable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16

Platea, Pa.-aWhen wrote To You first was
Troubled with baclzache and was SO nervous
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WaIcott, n. Dakota ~ had inflammation
which caused pains in my Sides and my back
lached all the time. i was 50 blue that 4 felt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16
ON APRIL Is.

That Date, at the Earliest, WIN See M
Roosevelt in Paris.
Paris. March 10 Former President
Roosevelt has telegraphed that he win
not arrive il Paris before April % al
the earliest
Willis here, Colonel and Mrs. Roosevelt
win be the personal guests Of American
Ambassador and Mrs. Bacon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-16

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skin, scalp, hair and hands,
for clearing the complexion,
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for minor eruptionS, rashes,
itchings and irritations, for
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Dpols Iosaon. ~, ciarerbouse So. raus 10.
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", ". A. Potter NfuK Chem. Corp. Sole Ffupaa
Adp fciuMnuH Ave HomCn
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~ % the care ADD Treatment q nAn and har.
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ROOSEVELT, JR, WEBS JUNE 10.
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For 80 years Lydia II. PinlSham's Vegetable
Compound has been the standard remedy for
female ills. No sick woman does Justice to
herself who win not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
has thousands Of cures 10 its credit.
EsrEas Mrs. Pinlxham invites all sick women
N to write her for advice. She has
guided thousands 70 health free of charge.
Address Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn Mass.
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Welcome Words To Wo1ne

intelligent thinking relief
D onansl The makers o
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Clothes
are almost human!

Their lives can be shortened
by abuse the same as ours.
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look to-day advice and got il at
started % take lydia ~ Vegetable Compound Blood
Purifier and Liver Pills and began to feel better and looked
better before finished the fourth bottle Of medcine
Amelia N.Da