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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-04

Il assure you, madam. am selling
you this expensive article at my own
loss. FOR you are getting IL at cost
Yes. know l am-at the cost Of
your veracity."
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Pass Knnsns City

KANSAS CITY, MO- Special IN
the strangest race ever made Inv on
GERS of the law. John j. Mcnamara
James Mcnamara and Ortis +. Nc
ManiSal. arrested in connection with
the Los Angeles Times dynamifinC
case are being rushed across the con
tinent 10 the California CITY. The NJ
most secrecy Is being observed by the
detectives In charge OF McManiraI
and James Mcnamara, who passed
through here on the Santa Fe Flver
at 9 o'clock this morning.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-04
His RnVonpn

Genius-Ha! may be unrecognized
my dear. but I'll have my revenge on
posterity- When this great cypher
work Is dug out of the Thames II
will show that everything Meredith,
Hardy. Kipling and Marie Corelli ever
wrote was mine-minei-Pun
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Announced in aShington.

-,., INV AOAN, u e., Spe cial-
J. NJ artniStice between the RevoIu-
u'hlstS ana the Mexican Governments
mas gone into effect This was an
nounced by Secretary of War Dickin-
son at the War Department this morn
iuE.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-04
DAY. NIGHT, SNOW.
ALL IN PITTSBURC
PITTSBURG

PITTSBURG, PA Special
Strange atmospheric conditions turned
day into night here today. All the
CITY electric lights were turned on.
heavy rain which had been falling
during the morning changed to snow
shortly after noon.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-04

huntington Wilson. assistant Secre-
.ary OF State, whom President Taft
Is considering for the post of Am
Dassador TO Germany, to succeed DIR.
David Jayne Hill. whose resignation
becomes effective on July l. Thomas
J. OBrien, ambassor to Japan. and
Charles II. Sheriff., minister to the
Argentine Republic, are also said to
be prospective appointees to the post
at Berlin.
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Ell PASO. TEXAS Sneo

III TASO, IENAS, Special.-The
threatened attack On Juarez has agaiB
been postponed for twenty-four hourSL
pending peace negotiations being car
ried on today between the insur
recto commander and his father
Francesca Madero
With Nadero's father urging tina
revolutionary commander 10 consent
10 an armlstice, are an uncle OF thu
leader, Ernesto Madero; his son, Az
tonso. Rapppael l. Hernandez ara
Frederick Moye. a merchant e<~Tlk
huahua.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-04

because a man could get ahead in
the world by attending to his own
business he wants to attend to some
body else's
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-04
WASHINGTON ID {

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April az
Dr. Gomez announced this morning
mat he would give out a formal state
mHnt tnls afternoon concerning The
terms OF the armistice
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-04
WASHINGTON. d

NOulirncd ny Ambassadors
Aihn@sS3uor Zamacona this morning
received dispatches from Foreign Min
lister De Ii Parra announcing the ar
mistiCe.
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Quite ApprOprIate.

Campaign OratOr-I want a subject
with some concrete facts
Constituent-How would the paving
subject dor
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-04
DREAD OATH OF
q cAM0RRlSTS
Each New Member Has Flesh
siaged and Blood Spilled When
Enrolled-Bloody Crimes
And Secret Plots Reveal
ed Against Italians.
The Oatn.

swear on my honor to be
teathful to the Camorra, as the
Nanorra Is faithful TO me. As my
nesh Is now burned and "a drop
on my blood Is now split, 80 may
All my body be consumed and all
my blood be shed IL 1 ever break
iStth with OF leave the Camorra."
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The interior Of the edifioe has the
form of a cross. The court sits In
what was the chancel. the Jury in
the left transept, the prisoners in the
right transept. and the public in the
nave facing the bench. A cage shape
not unlike that OF the tellers In a
metropolitan bank. but constructed
of bars such as hold the wild animals
in the gilded circus wagons, forms
the prisoners pen. The tomb OF Lo-
renZo de Viterbo. famous as n re-
IIgious painter, is underneath the
sanctuary. There's a chance for a
live painter to win fame here now.
But what of the trial? There is
talk that 1t will last six months; and
II may. If to accomplish all that is
intended IL becomes necessary to keen
court and jury sitting throughout the
entire summer, II will be done. The
crier's voice was heard first more than
four weeks ago. Already into the
scales of justice they have begun plac-
ing evidence secured in half dozen
countries. including the United States
Petrosino. from his brave mans grave
will point an discriminating finger col
lectively at the Gagged group, and spe-
officially at one Enrico Alfano
According to the confession which
Abbatemaggio of the order swore to-
even as he took the Camorrist OATH
Alfano sat at the banquet table in
the inn on the sands and heard the
words spoken by the messenger that
had come from Cuoccolo's multiple
blood-letting.
Alamo Caught I'm New York.
Petrosino knew Alfano to be
power In the Camorra; he knew AL
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Poor lsarner.

The negro boy was up for the ffth
time on a charge Of chicken stealing.
This time the magistrate decided to
appeal to the boys father.
"Ncw, see here. Abe" said he to the
dafky, this boy Of yours has been up
In court 50 many times for stealing
chickens that I'm tired Of seeing him
here"
"Ah don't blame you, sah." returned
the father. Abs tired O. seein' fn
here too"
"Then why don't you teach him how
to act? Show him the right way and
he won't be coming here"
"Ah has showed i'm de right way.
sah," declared the old man earnestly.
"Ah has suttenly showed I'm de right
way. but he somehow keeps gettin'
caught comm way wild dose chickens!"
Central Law Journal.
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adui.ss Pastor RusselPs Book.

Atisuta Constitutioa:-Eil Arp, the
"suuthern Philosopher" wrote the fol
yow;ar review Of The Divine Plan OF
thc Axes" some time before he died:
Il. is impossible to read this book
without loving the writer and ponder
ing his wonderful solution Of the great
mysteries that have troubled US all
our lives There is hardly family to
Se found that has not lost some loved
on,. who died outside the church-out-
side the plan Of salvation. and. II Cal
viuism be true, outside Of all hope and
inside of eternal torment and despair.
We smother our feelings and turn
away from the horrible picture. We
dare not deny the faith of our fathers.
aud vet can it be possible that the
good mother aud the wandering child
arc forever separated:-foreYer and
forever?
IL believe it is the risidity OF these
teachings that makes atheists and INN
deis and skeptics-makcs Christians
unl,arpy and brings their gray hairs
down in sorrow. to the grave-a lost
child. q lost soul. ..
.l'ais wonderful book makes no as
scrti,ns that are not we'll sustained by
the Scriptures. 1t Is built up stone bJ
stone. and upon every S:one Is the
text. and 1t becomes pyramid OF
Gods love. and mercy. and wisdom.
"rhere Is nothing In the Bible that
the aathor denies or doubts. but there
are many texts that he throws nood
of light upon that seems, to remove
frem them the dark and gloomy mean.
ing. L see that editors Of leading Jour-
nals lad many orthodox ministers OF
.dinf-rcut denominations have endorsed
1t aud have confessed to this new and
comforting light that has dawned
upeu the Interpretation Of Gods Book.
Thea let every man read and ponder
and take comfort. for we "r" all pris'
onera Of hope. This IS ~ a-e OF al.
yancst thought. and more thinking Is
done than ever before-men dare tc
think now. Iight7more lights the
watchword."
$50 pages-cloth bound. 30 cents,
postpaid. Bible and Tract Society, II
Hicks Street, Brooklyn. y. Y.
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Undyina Charm.

Norah had lived as parlor maid
in an artistic family for six months.
1t seemed to Miss Aurelia only nat.
ural that Norah should have devel-
oped some love of art in that time.
One day she discovered the little
maid, dust cloth in hand, gazing at
the Venus of Milo"
''Do you like her best Of all, No
rah?" asked Miss Aurelia.
"Sure an / do, MISS" said Norah
warmly. "She may not look quite
80 nate wild her arms gone, but
she's so aisv to doost. | fair love
her" ."-Iouth'S Companion.
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THE SILENCE.

TITS fearful wnen your loving wife
Awaits you on the stairs
u And asks in biting accents
The hows and whens and where's.
But never this my feelings stirred
AS when she never said word.
And when your boss arraigns you
In words that sting and smart
And things about your folly
He tells you heart to heart
There's nothing that can make you crawl
AS when he doesn't talk at all.
A man who loud assails you
And brawling bawls you out
Is one to be avoided
A terror without doubt.
But dread the man who folds his paw
And never gives a word Of jaw.
And take babbling maiden
Whose voice Is all a-thrill.
She bales you to her tribute
And bends you to her Will
But she will never hold her sway
Like one without a word to say.
We set some store by takers
And list their wondrous tales:
The chap with congregation "
The tagging hour regales.
But when we want a big thing swung
We choose q man who holds his tongue.
The morars plain for oil 70 read:
: The doing man Is what we need.
-Spokane spokesmen-Review.
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4
prosperous. but we remember also that
| many wicked nations and iniquitous Gus
| toms have prospcred and are prospering
, today. Prosperity. therefore. Is not al
ways a sign Of Divine favor. To Jehosh-
aphat and his kingdom. however. prosper
! lty was a sign Of favor because judah
still represented Gods chosen nation In
| special manner. According to Gods Cow
enant with them they would be blessed
In proportion as they maintained their
loyalty to their agreement-their lo,'alty
: 10 God.
But this promise or Covenant was not
made with mankind in general. but mere
ly with the one nation Of Israel. which. at
! the time Of our study, was specially rep
resented by the Kingdom Of Judah. II we
would see that righteousness does not al
ways bring peace and worldly prosperity.
we have only to look at the Master HIM
self and at his most faithful followers to
zee the contrary. Moreover this Is the
Masters assurance to his followers: I'm
the world ye shall have tribulation but
In me ye shall have peace"
But when Messiah's reign shall begin.
all this will be changed and every wrong
act and word and thought will receive
prompt punishment. and every good ef-
, fort will be rewarded and encouraged.
Thus the Scriptures declare. When the
judgments righteous dealings) Of the
! Lord are abroad in the earth. the inhab-
ltants Of the world will learn righteous
ness" The blessed opportunities OF that
| time will belong to all mankind except the
Church. The specially called class OF this
| Age have the special blessing Of hearing
ears and understanding hearts and call
to the heavenly portion-the High Call
Ing"
Thus. my dear readers. we see that our
trials and difficulties. rightly appreciated
| and accepted. are blessings for us. be-
cause they thus work out for us far
more exceeding and eternal weight OF
glory-than the world will receive The
! highest rewards for the world will be res
titutionary. earthly-to attain perfect
manhood. Thus we see Gods provision
In Christ to be eternal human life for
mankind in general and eternal life on
/ the spirit plane for the elect Church. and
eternal death for those who after expe-
riencing to the full Divine mercy and op-
portunity. shall sin wilfully.
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TO THE PU B Ii G.

Now YOU have often heard of Sale Sale, and some:
times YOU are badly deceived but you ought not to
Judge all men alike. But you ought to come in on the
anv cheaper or not. We positively will not open the
sale until Saturday. which is the fourth day of
February Positively no credit and no goods taken
back after sold. COME ONE, COME ALL, AND SEE
SALE CLOSES MONDAY, FEBRUARY ~
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sought Judah's ia
vor and for 1t paid
tribute and pres
ents until Jehosh-
aphat's kingdom
was very prosper
Gus. Thus fidelity
to the Lord was re-
warded with pros
perity. II some
from this are try
ing to draw the
lesson that all
prosperous persons
and nations are
honorable. right
eous and in Divine
fellowship. they
surely err. Those
also err who claim
( h at adversely.
poverty. sickness
are sure evidences
Of Divine dfsfavor
and a sinful life.
Not only should
VIC remember that
the bad kings. Om-
II ALL -,.
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FOR BETTER SCHOOLS.

This is the time of year to begin
preparations for a better school next
year. Under the law | see no
chance to have a good county school
without first getting a school dis
trict of suitable size for one school.
The schoo! in such a district need
not be a graded school," nor even
a consolidated school. although, in
most cases, our small schools should
be consolidated. The advantages
of small districts Of suitable size for
one school are many, some of which
are:
Cd The school has set of frus-
tees whose only duty is to stook
after the interests of the one Hhool.
(2) The funds of the djS< sct are
not divided with any Other school,
but are identical with the schools
funds.
(3) The district being small, and
the interests centered around one
school,it is easy to levy special tax
to supplement the school fund.
"a Under the present State-aid
law, the one-school district has the
advantage, as the law allows aid 10
only one school in district.
To sum up, the one-school dis
trict is in better shape in every way
for progress and to take advantage
of the present conditions for State
aid.
Every country school in the coun-
ty should levy a special tax for
school support, for by doing this
they may receive $l0O from the
State for slOO raised by special levy.
The steps necessary to get a
school district are not complex. All
that is necessary is a petition to the
county board of education outlining
the territory desired in the district.
After the district is granted trus-
tees are appointed, and the people
are in shape to vote on a special
levy for school support, if they so
desire.
Under the present law there is no
reason why every school should not
have good school building. For
every 500 the people raise for a
building the State win give $50 and
the county so. If you need a good
school house try and see how easy
it is to get one.
will be glad to attend any meet
ing anywhere in the county. called
for the purpose of considering plans
for school improvement.
JG MCCULLOUGH,
I-26-1t Supt. Education.
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COMFORTING WORDS.
Many a KingStree Household VIII Find
Them So.

To have the pains and aches of a
bad back r.r1tved; to be entirely
free from annoying. dangero Us uri-
nary disorders i; enough to make
any kidney sufferer grateful. To
tell how this great change can be
brought about Will prove comfort
ing words to hundreds of Kingstree
readers.
PO Falkenstein, 415 Darlington
St, Florence, S C, says: "Doan's Kid
ney Pills are, in my opinion, an ex-
cellent remedy. l suffered almost
constantly from a dull ache in the
small of my back, also had sharp.
shooting pains in my loins and upon
arising in the morning | was very
lame and sore. 1t was quite a while
before he stiffness and soreness
disappeared. finally concluded
that my kidneys were disordered.
as the secretions were highly colored
and contained sediment. used a
box of Doan's Kidney Pills and they
acted prom tly, removing the lame
ness and soreness from my back and
regulating the passages Of the kid
ney secretions. You are at liberty
to publish nv atement in return
for the berefit have received from
Doan's Kidney Pills"
For ssle by all ltalers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
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riase between his son and the daughter
OF Ahab and JezebeL. No doubt NJ con-
sidered this q wise method OF ultimately
re-unitinR the two kingdoms-Dut IL wa
worldly ywisdom-foolishness-contrary 70
the wisdom from above. Tho Lords DIS
approval Of Jehoshaphats fellowship with
Ahab was indicated. The Prophet was
sent to him, saying. "shouldst thou heip
the ungodly and love them that nate the
Lord? Therefore wrath IS upon ''e'
from before the Lord."-2 Chron. w
Our Golden Text refers to the Kingdom
to which spiritual Israelites are now In.
vited. To seek 1t means to seek a place
with the Redeemer In the glory and pow
er of his coming Kingdom. Those VINO
seek it may apparently lose IN tempofi'
odvsntape. but by faith they recognize
that all things. even trials. dtfnculties
and privations. are working together for
good to their spiritual advantage. prepar-
ing them for the Kingdom.
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One day did Hilda up and pack, shs
hied her to the city. Three
months from THEN SHE MosIED
BACK and sang another ditty:
"The city wasn't half 30 fine ~ I
had judged from rumor. 50 it's
THE OLD HOME TOWN FOR
NINE, and shall be its boomer"
The Az Of Buttsrmakins.

Good buttermaking Is fine art
that many farmers have not learned.
There is no reason that butter made
on the farm should not bring better
prices in competition With creamery
butter. Country butter, when improp-
erly made and poorly handled, must be
left with the grocer and take its
chance with crowded market. Good.
clean, firm. highly favored butter al
ways finds a ready sale at Il good
price. Thousands of dollars are lost
every year in poor butter.
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Rubbered.

In her hobble skirt she tripped
Just as dainty as could be.
And as down the street she skipped
Everybody looked TO see.
Blu. I'm certain something ripped.
Just as certain as can be.
In her hobblc skirt she tripped-
Everybody looked to see.
Detroit Free Press.
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AudD, h1AA8 Va ~
rael. There n u
lesson here for all
Of Goods; people
BE not uneouelly
20 ke d together
with unbelievers"
neither by mar
riage ties nor by
business partner
ships and close
friendships. What
communion b q { h
light with dark
ness?"-2 Cor. 6:ll-
Is.
Ahab mado war
and invits4 Je-
hoshaphat to %
with him. It was
expected to be an
easy conquest, but
the Lords bless
Ing was not with
It, AZ Jehoshaphat
later learned, es-
Gaping barely with
his life. But his
stiil earlier mis-
take vas tp ar
ranging q mar
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FOR SALE.

Brick In any quantity to suit purchtl
rr. The Best Dry Press Machine-maf
<BRIcE- y 3
Special shapes made to order. Corpe.
pnndcnce solicited before placing your
orders. W. Il. fONh.
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By 7, J, PENDERGRASS.
THE PfNDERGRASS BROS, CO. HT. J. PENDERGRASS.
SALE! SALE! SALE!

We positively mean to SELL OUT, every
thing in our entire stock, store fix
lures included. This is no fake, we
positively mean Sacrificial Sale to
the public, and the way to prove a
Sale is to see and compare the price.
These prices you may never again get
in Kingstree It's for the public.
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Jshos osha phat's One Mistake

Like others. this king, no doubt made
many mistakes. blunders. but his most
innortant mistake was In affiliating with
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-01-26

Meu whose experience extends
back half century can discern
a great Improvement in both
draft and road horses. The
"pIug" Is rapidly passing. State
stallion laws are largely respon'
s4,le for improved conditions.
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.BBIE.STUDIES.
JEHosHAPHAT's ONE MISTAKE


u Chronicles 17:1.13-January 20
Seek ye first the Kingdom o. God. and h1
Righteousness; and al these things shall be
aided unto you."-NaH. j:Sj.
"HILE Ahab vas king Of Israel. Je-
III hoshaphat succeeded to the throne
of Judah He had the advantage
that his parents we're godly people-a
great advantage. AS suggested in our
last study. the inIquity ard !dolatry Of Is
raal reacted favorably upon Judah. just
as the drunkenness and prof1igacy OF
parent sometimes reacts upon his chill
dren. who perceive his folly and learn by
his mistakes. Moreover the idolatry OF
Israel which drove its most sanity char
acters Of all the tribes to judah. enriched
the latter nation In moral tone and char
acter. This included all Of the priests and
Levites who were still loyal to God and to
the worship which he had established.
Encouraged thus. the young king began
general crusade against every idola-
trous place and custom In his kingdom.
AS Ahab exceeded his father Omr1 as an
evildoer. so Jehoshaphat exceeded his IA
ther Asa as an upholder Of the Divine
Law. Indeed We remember that In Asa's
later years he became proud and self con-
scious and In q measure for a time rebel
lious against the Divine arrangements.
Prosperity In Divine Favor
Jehoshaphats kingdom prospered. He
fortified its various boundaries. especially
toward the land Of Israel. Judah's nearest
naJobhor NeiphhOring smaller nations
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Sc Bars Octagon Soap at &C
Sc Bar Swift's Pride Soap, 3 for lOc
SC Pkg Swift's Pride Washing
Powder &C
SC Sardines now for lUc
Sc the lib Argo Starch &C
lOc 2.lb Cans Tomatoes 7l-Z
15c Glib Cans Tomatoes 9c
l5c Gold Decorated Cups and Sau-
GERS 9c
15c Gold Decorated Plates Size
lSc Gold Decoroted Dishes and
Platters Sic
1Oc Gold Decorated Plates 6l-2c
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Prosperity In Divine Favor

Jehoshaphat's kingdom prospered. He
fortified its various boundaries. especially
toward the land Of Israel. Judah's nearest
neighbor Neighboring smaller nations
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STOP AND HEAR A FEW OF THESE!

DRY GOODS
1Oc Outing, very heavy, 7l-2e
&c Outing. yerv fine, Size
7c Outing, very fine, 3-4c
1Oc value Mems Hose 61-2c
15c value Ladies' Hose l-Zc
lOc value Ladies' Fine Hdkfs ! l-2c
Sc value Ladies Fine Hdkfs, )
for lOc
Watches, Clocks and everything In
stock will be sold i'm accordance with
the above prices.