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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-04
Rev. Clarence Ford Begins His Minis.
trV Sunday

"cS' N'"'c"oe ro'o 1e9'"' '''S "'h'S'
TRY sunday
'o' J''' " ''"'''" now S'"'' re- IL
|" Connolly was called toa Minneapolis
pastoratc, the First Christian church
has been without a pastor. But last
sunday the church and the official
board in joint eession extended Il
unanimous call to Rev. Clarence Ford
Of Tyler Texas. Mr. Ford had rccciy-
ed also unanimous call from the
church at Chickasha, one Of the
strongest and having one Of the best
buildings in the state. The salary of
fercd, too, was aeroral hundred dollars
larger than the Ardmore congregation
could propose But tho ArdmOre
church seemed TO this pastor, TO offer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-04

Arthur Ellis, formerly of this city,
who was for many years employed
as day clerk at the Wilmington
hotel, has returned and will again
make Ardmore his home He will
have charge of the dining room at
the Whittington for the next few
months, as Capt. Wilmington ex-
poets to he away during the sum
mer for his health. Mrs. Ellis will
arrive here tonight, from Muskogee.
where she has been visiting with
her parents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-04
Had trouble with your bread? No
use of that, get sack of Honey Bee
from Felker.

Oscar Payne. who has genera,
knowledge OF agricultural prospects
in the county, says Carter county
has the best prospects for a crop
this year it has ever had before on
the first day of May. Alfalfa plant.
ed this spring would be benefited
by rain, but no other crops are suf.
fering and growing weather has pre-.
vailed all spring.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-04
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Ci0dA - .GD :
UEskJ
DEMOCRATS OPPOSE
SENATE DELAYS
WILL eNDEAVOR TO FORCE RE
PUeLlCANs TO GET DOWN TO
ACTIVE WORK.

Washington. MAY = After a serie8
OF conferences today bst~een the sen.
a, democratic reader. some Of whom
later conferred oltA iusurecnt rcpuD
Leans. decision vas reached hat
the present dono'hIug policy OF the
body must he abandoned and cOnsld-
Grafton begun Of some OF the impOr-
tant measures on which the country Is
demanding action. 4 general agree
mcnt among the democrats was reach
ed that TOO much time had already
been wasted eince the session began
and that the moment had arrived for
vigorous protest against cOntnu-
alton Of the dawdlng tactics Of the
republican leaders There will be no
more adjourumcnts from Monday TO
Thursday and from Thursday to Mon
day if the democratic can prevent it,
The democrats want TO get down to
serious work at once and when the
6ondtc meets tomorrow this fact VIII
be made clear TO the majority if dis.
position la 9hoWn TO take another ad-
journmcnt for ;hrcc days
Action on Popular Elections.
The measure that viii probably be
ccutorod on for Immediate ronsidcra.
tion i3 the resolution submitting TO the
state legislature rouetiu,iona!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-04
LOST Cuff button. small diamond
set. Reward Phone 6o9 white.
l-S

-Four parties entered pleas Of guilty
in police court this morning and were
fined $3.50 each. They were caught
b. the police in a building on North
Caddo that has been under suspicion
for some time. Places where gamb-
ling WAS supposed to be conducted
have been watched every closely by
the police in the last few months and
the life OF the man who tempts for
tune across the green cloth has not
been a very pleasant or profitable one
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-04

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-04

If you have sore feet, tired feet,
sweaty feet, lame feet, tender 1eet,
smelly feet, corns, callouses or bun
ions, read what happened to Mrs.
Crockett, of Jefferson. TlZ DID IT.
Mr. Crockett says: After the sec
ond treatment she walked downstairs
one foot at time. She has not been
able to walk downstairs before in past
five years, except by stepping down
on each step with one foot at a time.
This is remarkable. Send five more
boxes"
No matter what ails your feet or
what under heaven you have used
without getting relief, just use TIZ.
It's different 1t acts right off. 1t
cures sore feet to stay cured. IT'S
the only foot remedy ever made which
acts on the principle of drawing out
all the poisonous exudations which
cause sore feet. Powders and other
remedies merely clog up the pores.
TlZ cleans them out and keeps them
clean. You will feel better the first
time it's used Use it a week and
you can forget you ever had sore feet
There is nothing on earth that can
compare with it. TIZ is for sale at all
druggists, 25c per box, or direct, if you
wish, from Walter Luther Dodge G.
Co., Chicago, III.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-04

We are receiving daily shipments
OF fresh vegetables. Phone 1S9.
Campbell & Campbell. Ii:f
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-04
Correction of Alleged Statement.

| am reliably Informed that Miss
Earle klepngcr, who had formerly
conducted the cigar stand at the Whit.
tington hotel, has publicly stated that
Mr Wh'tington had knowingly and
"rongfuliy forced her to give up The
cigar stand without any credit or com
cnsaiina for the two months she hal
conducted il for herself.
Now ], Dean lIarr, for the benefit
OF the pahli; and that justice may be
meiod out to those TO whom it is due.
doposc and say that Miss KIcpinsor
ana myself agreed upon the sale OF
the cigar stand daring Mr.. Whiting.
toms absence at Hot Springs. Ark,
and was only awoiiing his approval
on his return, the 9th iust.. which he
gave, and she ana proceeded at once
TO take a correct inventory OF her
stock and Mr. Wilmington had moth.
ing TO say I'm the matter whatever.
She was duly accredited for all she
turned In and assumed the remand
'r OF her Indebtedness to him.
DEAN HARR.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me.
D notary public. ON this, the 4th day Of
May, 1911.
TEGErE g v1r vrUwu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-04
Congress Quiet About Mexico.

Congress is entirely absorbed with
tariff ana Canadian reciprocity. the
trust probe and Lorimcr, yet there is
an underourrcnt of alarm over the
larrcaching possibilities of the Mex.
lean Developments At the same time
there is stiIl the intention to adyo
cate the policy OF keeping the Mex.
lean situation out of congress, except
on the initiative OF the president. to
whom the leaders, in the house and
senate are looking to point the wa
n this delicate matter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-04
Renewed Activity Shown.

While the war department Off.
cials decline 10 discuss this order OF
admit that its issuance at this time
has any bearing on the Mexican sit.
uation, it is a fact that the depart
ment has in the past three days
shown renewed feverish activity and
that a mobilization of a second army
division is being worked out
Likewise, while the state depart
ment is issuing statements designed
10 countoract the alarming character
Of the dispatches from the City Of
Mexico, it is fact that the infor-
nation which has reached President
TAFT, and which TODAY led him to ex
press his apprehension over the sit-
uat'on in Mexico in the pas few
days ar" confidential advices TO the
state department., which, in the main.
verify the press dispatches on this
subject
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-04

Use the want ads al the time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-04
CHRISTIAN CHU RICH.

tail for board NJ Fort Crook,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07

@ir modten Cure Mnfnerffanrfeiit
auf, 6ie Gbatia@e lenfen, oab Ole mel
|iten anitedenben 4ranfbeiten mte
&%eud1buften, Diptberie uno SdnrIad-
fieber 5uge3ogen mer6en, pen11 oas
&in6 cine @rfaltung fat. CHAMBER
lain's &uitenmitteI beilt raid cine @r<
.fdlturg uno idtpd9t be6euten6 ste &C.
fabr, fid 6ieie &ranfbeiten an3u8ie.
ben. Deiies Mittel lit beriibmt fir
feline &eilungen bon @rfdltlngen. Sc
entbdlt fein Opium ober an6eres 8e<
td11butgsmitteI lnb fanr eiren1 &in-
be nit u%nbeoingtem @ertrauert gege-
ben mer0en. 81 faufen Bel allen
Sdn61ern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07

gen idt in l1nperitanoige Qualerei
ausarten 6iirfen, nein, i'm @egentbeil,
lte iollen 10 gemablt merben, oaB nod
b%eitan6ener un0 gegliidter Hrobe 0aS
8ino ielblt 5rel,oe 0ariber empfin-
oct, pieIeidt logar Mnreglt1,g gu
tiinfttgen Selbitiibungen. Seoes Mao-
den ion Elm 8ergnigen oarin fi,6en,
einen bermirrten &ndueI @ole III i'm.
in @eoul0 gu loien, itatt i'm ungeouI<
sig als nublos fort3umerfen; fein
&nabe ioute feline &afer-, Shmetter<
lings- o0er an6ere Sammlungen ber-
idenfen, neil fir Ieine linn nod inne-
.mobnen0e l1ngeomlo bas Sammeln
81 langiam gebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
@ebnl0.

Sean saul &i6ter ipridt Elm &C.
0onfenreibes, moblerpogeneS mnb+
res @ort aus, lpenn ct iagt, Slit
Bern lit eigentlih feline 5dule n0tbig,
als sic ser @e6ulo."
l1n6 in ser Ebat, Ser Meni6, ser
@e0ul0 gelernt fat, lernt 6rrd 6iele
allies an0ere. Sic lit fir bos &in6
isle @oridule gum @eboriam, fir Sen
|grmadienen 6agegen Sic Stride, Sic
|ibm iiber oas u%r1bermei6lide @rtra=
gen binmegbilft uno ibn fir ein int
n1er l1eueS Streben un0 grrei@en iei=
TIER 3mede un6 8iele aus6auern6
mobt. @e6uI0 lit 0ober elmer ser
&auptpfeiler nit. sic SEN @run6 un0
Sen 8au ser gr5iebung 0es Menlden
:tragen. 9ie Sdule ser @e0ul6 lit
gemiliermaBen Sic Sdnle 6es 2e=
bens. 2ebre @eine &in6er @ebltlo
unb iia mer6en nit ausbarren6em
'SleiBe ale lire gum 8oriab gettom=
meren gn65mede pertpirflidt leben
uno nie %boreilig ban6eln. Denn nit
Ser @e611Io perbinoet ii6 BEL geiitiger
Mn1age a11d Sic @e1onnenbeit, sic
.itets Der 9ei6enidaftlihfeit nn6 on=
oeren ida6ltden gigeni6aften einen
.2ampfer aufieben miro.
Die reiditen Triidte pir6 ie6od sic
@ebulo inn nnglude bringen; fie
miro Dor ger3meif1ltng atn5 @leinm1tb
fduteli, erneute &raf geben, um 6as
geibeiterte 2ebensi@iff pieoer auf=
5ltbaaen un6 oasielbe rl1big inn Sobr=
malier, i'm @trome 6es 2ebens, So
bingleiten 5n 1aifen.
G%erniinftige @ltern neroen aber
gut bun, fdon friib5eitig NIT ser @r-
5iebung fir 6ieie @igenidlaft 5u Be-
gtnnen, anfangs MIR unmerfIih, NIT
ser 3eit aber in fraftiger 8eiie, Big
0araus ipGter Die 8emeiiterung 6es
eigenen @inens nn6 Sic &err1dnH
iiber ii6 ieIbit berooreebt; al1h geht
Ser @rlernung ser @eoa,l0 sic
Sdatle fir Sic gntbdltiamfeit &ano
in 6or6.
Dos &in6 ion oa1rb size eriten Sab
re Ser gr5iebung un6 ieIbit ipdter
nod5 Big CUR iidtliden @ritorfung in
Ser @e0ul6, io%genannten @e6mlos-
proben bon Belt 5u Belt untertporfen
tperoen, natiirlid obne iie aIs iol@e
i6on int @oral1s gu be3eidmer. Mud
oerItebt fi@ bon felbit, 6oB 11ebun-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
@enu ser &crr 5ein 8olf itrafen

8enn ser &crr 5ein 8olf itrafen
muBte, ent5og St ibm ole Seimatb
un0 lieb es crit Damn mieoer 3l,riid-
fe6ren, menn 5ein geredter 8orn be-
Ianftigt mar. v8egrabt mid int 2an-
oe meiner 8ater!" ipra6 Der alte 8a-
triard Safob, uno audi Soiepb befabl,
lei,1en 2eidnam in 0ie &eimatb gu
bringenx sic ct 511r6 sic l1ntbat iei>
ner Brioer perloren batte.
Ser groBe Didter &omer er5ablt,
bob 9op1ieus, ser an Den fremoen
9tronb' peridIagen lit, binaus auf sag
Meer idaut un6 iid iebnt, Sen &aud}
ser Sitten ieiner !&eimatb gu idauen.
Mm tiefften tpl1r5elt sic 2iebe 5a1r Sci
motb i'm 6eutiden 8olfe, 6em oeS
@ouies &er6 leit uralten 8eiten beilig
mor. SD fam mir feinen Meniden
oorlteGen," iagt S0rlter in ieiner ~2e<
bensfun0e", Ser nidt nit gan5em
@er5en binge an ser beimatbli6en @r-
Sc ltno ant Sen beimatbliben Men=
l6en; Der 0aS Soft nidt liebte, beiien
@eien er eingeatbmet fat bon fritz
ollf mic sic 2uft ieineS @imnelsitri=
dies, oas Golf nit SEM er gemeiniame
@rinnerungen, gemeiniame Jreu6e
un6 aemeinlame Srauer batte."
@os aber lift e. bas unS sic Sci
matb 10 lieb uno pertraut ma6t, 6as
SEN @ero biitet, oamit 6rie0en lno
@liid @infebr bdlt? @s lit nidt Ser
&eibtbunt, ia nidt einn1al Sr6n1ng
ua6 gutter @ile; es lit ser @eiit Ser
3ufrie0ernbeit, Der itiuen 8ebaglid=
felt, Ser leiie nn0 idlidt tpaltet, ser
au9 sic arr1e @itte mie nit Seenban=
Sen 5lt einem Srte MAIDEN fam, 1T
oem eS iid gut leben labt. Sat- aus
idlieBli@ lit es sic 6rauenban0, Ole
lol6e @un0er idafft; es lit Ser ruff
&c @eiit ser &%ausfrau, ser ii6 ni6t
5erlplittert in hunoerterlei Sa6en,
Sem Elm bebaglides abenoli9es 3u=
%lammeniein mebr ipertb lit, als einge=
hloete Nfli6ten, bie ibm mibtiger
oiinfen. IS gibt 6rauen, aud quite
6ral1en, Sic ME CUR &atbe fommen, Sic
ilnn1er mas gu nojrgeln, immer mas 51
.befeblen, gu untermeiien baben. COL
DIE ranben 6en Sbrigen Elm groBes
Slid, 6as familiare 3l1iammenleberl,
uno bitter miro iib 0ieieS ridden, penn
eS 5u ipat lit. 8flegt in @ltrem &in=
oern 0as &eimat6sgefiibl, Damn mer-
Sen lie aud in ipateren Sabren in
Ser Sausli6feit tire 3ufrie6enbeit iu-
4en un6 nidt inn @etriebe ser groben
@elt! Drrm, SIR Miitter, ieio &rie=
iterinnen 6es bdusliden &er5es,
idilrt Sen Sl11fen CUR beiligen SLANT
nte, sic erleudteno un5 ertparmen6
@uerel1 2ieben ltrablt in ser @egen=
mart un6 a11b in ipdtern Sabren our6
oie @rinnerung an Elm gliidlides
@etm!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
&efannte Manner geitorbem.
m II n RI o n 9 No1

@ier lit &ugo bon Eidl16i, cine
ser befamteiten &1nitautoritdten in
europa, ~geitorben. Brof. Gi9u6i mar
Elm geborener Seiterrei9er, Iebte aber
'iei pielen Sobre1 1T Deuti6lun6 un6
beflei0ete in. Berlin unb Miin6e11 Der.
ant1portlide Stenen in Muieen. =
8erner lit bier 81. @tlbelm Se1nien,
Elm befannter 6eutider @hriftitel1er
%geitorben. @r tpar Elm geborener SOL
iteiner. Sriiber mar er oIs Sourna=
lift tbdtia, mi6mete fi9 ipater ober
gan3lid ser Shriftiteuerei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
@ettete ieincr Tram 2eben.
yMeine Srau miir0e helrte in iii

nWte111e Srnu mllr0e bente in tbrem
GRADE iein", idreibt 8. s. @romn
bon Musco6ine, Mla., rtp6re es nidt
81. Sings @eue @nt6edunq ae-
meien. sic lag. nieoer i'm 8ett ur161 mar
nidt imitan6e, obne &iIfe %aufauite-
ZEN. sic batte cine beftige 2nftr6b.
r%enbefdmeroe un6 einen fiirdterIiden
&niten. Sd bradte ibr cine Blaide
BON Or. Sings Meuer @ntoedung, fie
begann raid better gu mer6en 11r6 mar
geiun6 in fl1r5er 8eit." l1nfeblbar
fit @liten uno @rfaItuneen lit es sic
5uberlaiiigite meoi5in auf groen fir
CUR @er3tpetflung treiben6e 2ungen-
beidmer0e, 8lutih1p5, Snflunen3a,
Mftbma, Seufieber, &elpd- un6 @tid-
buifn. 50fu $500. @eriu9sflaide
fret. @arnntirt bon ser Molitor
Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
&inoere@e.
@ertrauen 5m,m Batter.

vSSobann, meinit gu ni&t, es lei
lett gemug?" 10 fragte Ger fletne
Iran5 ieinen Brtoer, meld)er ebe't
nit ausgebreiteten Mrmen einige
8ade bon ieinem Slater e%ntgegen<
nabm, nm iie fort5utrogen. ~9a1
|balt mebr bcfommen, als Oh trogen
|famIt t."
uDurdmls nidt," CAB Sobann
init beiterer Miene 5ur Mntport,
ser Softer meiB, mie piel i9 tragen
|fann!"
0ie fallt es ua1s 10 idmer, Sic Sec
|tion 6es fleinen Sobam gu lernen:
Ser @oter meiB, mie piel i) trage1
|fan1," u,l0 oem Safer i1n 9inmel
ltets ei11 10 fin6lideS @ertrallen ent=
gegen5l,bringen nit Sem froblid)en
8%emaBtlein, ct tiiroet inns ME cine
81 ldmere 9alt al1f,!
Sin @err ertappte einmal ieine1t
fleinen Sobn, mie er ehen nit etnenr
8obrer Elm 5tiid 2e0er ourdlo6erte.
Ser @oter perbot ibm 0a5 nno moute
ibm Mngit %einidsen, inoem er iagte:
u9trede 1eine 3unge beral1s INTO i6
mill es 0amit mad]en, mie gu nit
Sem 2eoer!" = Ga lief Ser &nabe
idnen 6apon. 5ein SreiiaDriges
sdmelterd)en ober, Sic Mues gebort
bate, fam berbeigeiprungen nit 6em
&a.f: SD min es tbun, Eapo!" i11=
Sent iie lire 3unge beranSl tredte.
Ser @oter molte tie auf Sic Strobe
iteuen uno iebte mirfli6 Sen 8obrer
auf sic 3unge ieines fleinen I0d=
terleins. @s bate aber nidt Sic MINI
Seite Mngit, ion0ern iab babel la@eln0
leinem @oter ms Muge;; ga nabm
oieier oas @ilen meg. sd mubte
mob1, &apa, 5oB gu baS nidt tbnn
miir0efi it., iogte oas fleine Mao-
de1: vih meiB, 8opa tbut ieit1em
fleinen G0dterd)en nidts gu lei0e!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-12-07
9nmgersnptb int 2anb.
ct IS etersburg, 9. De5.

SI YeIerSbnrg g, =. veg.
@leide 2ei0en, mie bel ser Suit
gernotb int Sabre 1891, merben
jebt in ser @rooin5 Srenb1rg uno in
6em Surgai : @ebiet int oiiatii9en
&nblan0 o1rbgema6t. Die bon &nn=
ger geplagten 2a1tobemobner 6ieier
@egen6en itr0men 1T sic StG6te n116
6leden. @iele BON LINEN fins 10 felt
iiber5eugt, 0ob iie iterben miiffen, 6aB
tie I'M sic &erabfo1gung ser lebten
&olnmunion bitten. 9ie @rnten in Ser
Gropin5 Sre1burg ftn6 sc &ro5ent
nnter 0em Durdidnitt, un6 ser 8i=
idof bon Sideliabinsf bot fir Sic
2anoleufe einen @ilferl1f an sic Sc
gierl111g geridtet.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-10-19

the same tract OF land on which
Barfield Rogers lived at the time
OF his death.
Terms OF Sale:-One-han cash,
the balance on credit of twelve
months, secured by rnte OF the
purchaser and a mortgage on the
premises, and to bear interest from
date of sale, payable annually un-
TIL paid, with the provision that in
case said debt is not paid promptly
at maturity, to pay all costs and ex-
penses incurred in collecting same,
including ten per cent. attorneys
commissions on the amount due.
Possession not to be given until fst
day of January next, and in the
event said purchaser does not COM
ply with the terms of sale, said
premises to be resold on the same
or some other subsequent sales day
at his risk. Purchaser to pay for
all necessary papers.
Dillon, S. c., Oct. 10, 1911.
A.. 81 Jordan.
10-12-3t Master
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-10-19
Masters Sale.

State of South Carolina,
County of Dillon.
Court of Common Pleas.
Fred c. Rogers and Franklin Roger
Plaintiffs,
VS..
w. l.. Rogers, Martha S. Rogers,
Dennis Rogers, Harllee Rogers,
Effie Rogers, and others.
Defendants.
BY virtue of the decretal order Of
sale granted by consent in the abov
entitled action, / will offer for
sale before the court house door in
Dillon, on the first Monday in No
vember next, during legal hours of
sale, to the highest bidder. all that
certain piece, parcel or tract of land
lying and being situate in the
county of Dillon, in the State afore-
said, containing two hundred and
eighty -four (2S4) acres, more or
less, and bounded North by lands
now Or formerly of Annis Horn
East by lands of Henry Rogers !;
South by Bear Swamp and West by
lands of R. H. Rogers, and being
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-10-19

moving was to. be nearer his farm.
DILLON regrets very much to lose
such excellent citizens as Mr.. and
Mrs. Manning, but we hope their alb
sence is only temporary and that
they will return to Dillon after
spending while in the low coun-
try.
Clerk of Court John c.. Bethea
entertained several friends at an
informal supper Friday night.
Mr.. E. l.. Moore entertained sew
eral friends at supper Tuesday
night in honor of Judge Aldrich ,
who is presiding at the present
term OF court. Besides Judge AL
drlch the other guests were Messrs.
p: b. Sellers, w. C. Moore, j. b.
Gibson. Col. Knox Livingston, G.
y. McLaurin, j. P. Lane, Jno. c..
Bethea, G. R. Pettigrew.
A meeting of those interested in
the organization of a Home Club"
of Columbia College pupils, will
be held at the residence of Mrs
Jack Watson on Friday next (2Oth
instantly at $50 p. m. The object
OF this meeting will be to organize
branch club to be known as the
Home Club" which includes pupils
dial invitation is extended to every
pupil. 1t is hoped a large number
OF the older pupils will be present.
The Woman's Club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Frank Niernsee,
who was assisted in entertaining
the members by her mother. Mrs.
n; II. Sprunt, and Miss Eleanor
Wallace. After an hour devoted to
reading and business discussion, a
dainty salad course with tea and
eon bons was served to Mesdames
9. T. O'Ferrall, ]. w. King, w. c..
Tolar, l.. R. Craig, c. r. Taber, L..
c. Brady, VIM. Murchison, d. N.
Oliver, A. ]. Evans, ]. C. Bethea,
McC. Curtis, H. A. Willis. Mrs.
johnson Mckenzie was a visitor.
Charlie Saleeby and his bride ar
rived from Syria yesterday moruin Z
and received warm welcome from
their many relatives and friends
in Dillon. Accompanying Charlie
and his bride was Miss Labiba, of
Syria, the fiancee of Zeedan Saleeby
who will be married to Zeedan some
time in the near future. Mr.. and
Mrs. Saleeby will be at home to
their friends at their residence at
the corner of First avenue and
calhoun street on Monday the
23rd
We feel like apologizing to our
readers for this issue of the paper,
but the truth of the matter is the
force has had to take a short
breathing spell to straighten out
the office. We have been printing
from 10 to 16 pages every week for
the past several weeks and the re-
suit is that work has accumulated
In other quarters that had to be at
tended to, hence we are printing on
ly pages this week. However, we
Will more than make up for the
small amount OF reading matter in
this issue by giving our readers a
larger and better paper for the next
few months.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-10-19
BEATTIE'S NERVE GOOD
willing to Turn Current on Him.
self, If He Goes to Chair.-.I'll
Show How a Man Should Die"

Richmond, Oct. IA. - Pronounc-
ed to die in the electric chair on
November Gath, Henry Clay Beattie,
Jr., does not exhibit fear over what
the future holds in store for him,
according to his bosom friend, Will
liam Sampson, who visited him Sun
day. Beattie is quoted as saying:
I'll show them how a man
should die if that's what they are
waiting for. The electric chair?
Bah, what's that? Nothing, l tell
you. If the never on the switch
board is near enough to me I'll
turn on the current myself.
When a mans got to die. let
him die like a man, without a
whimper.
But there's the supreme court,
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1911-10-19
Masters Sale.

State of South Carolina,
County of Dillon
John r. Jackson as Administrator
OF the Personal Estate and Heir
at Law of Martha Jane Jackson,
deceased.
Plaintiff.
Andrew Jackson, Abner Jackson,
Defendants.
In obedience to the decretal order
granted in the above entitled ac-
ton, | will offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash, before the
Court House door in Dillon, on the
first Monday in Novembern ext, dur
ing legal sale hours: All that Ger
tain piece, parcel or tract of land,
situate in Carmichael Township, in
the county of Dillon and State
aforesaid, containing eighty-two
(S2) acres, more or less, and
bounded on the North byl ands of
bounded on the North by lands of
Frank Edens and A A Mcmillan,
and South and West by lands of
Watson Mcdaniel and r. p. Hamer,
Jr., being the same tract of
land on which Martha Jane Jack
son resided at the time of her
death.
Purchaser to pay for all neces-
sary papers, and in case he does
not comply with his bid. said prem
ises will be re-sold on the same or
some subsequent day at his risk.
Dillon, S. c., Oct. 10, 1911.
A. b. Jordan,
1O-12-3t Master.