davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Fur Trimmings,

Many OF the new evening gowns
, low fur trimming In the shape OF
three.inch footbands Of slightly mar
lowed widths On the tunic edge.
HEtkiTrTl t.t.4a ..sAD.
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conslderate.

so Con4lderate.
And what did the doctor az whssa
tbs operation showed you did not have
appendicitis? n ,s.. ~ i, ~,
"Oh, be offered 70 take ten per e>xA
on his biu."--1pincotts.
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Wash. Ready.

Youth--Who knocks? 4
Voice Outside--opportunity.
Ysuth--fSot mY getting up time Jet.
old man. Drop around in about N
hour Iudgs, .y VI. u..., -
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Surely never has eye seen the
sun that itself was not sun-like,
nor soul seen the beautiful that
was not beautiful itself.-Plot-
nus.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-01-08

For dandruff--shampoo the hair
with the following once every two
weeks; Yolks Of two eggs beaten in
half q pint OF lime water, Rinse we'll
and dry with warm towels. Massage
IA also most beneficial
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-01-08
SERMONS IN LITTLE.

No soul was ever lost because
its fresh beginning broke down.
but thousands Of souls have been
lost because they would not
make fresh beginnings. --Faber.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-01-08

AS a rule, the more thorough
ly disciplined and ft man may
be for any really great work
the more conscious will he be OF
his own unfitness for 1t, the more
dlstrustful OF himself. the more
anxious not to thrust himself
forward.--Thomas Hughes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-01-08

Life is not made up Of great
sacrifices or duties. but OF little
things, OF which smiles and kind
nesses and small obligations.
given habituaIly. are what win
and preserve the heart.--Sir
aumphry Davy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-01-08

WINTER CuoIuMa
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ATTORNEYS

POWERS q MARIoNEAUX. ATToR-
neys- q. ". Powers, Thomas Marion
aux. ]. w NcKinney. Top floor front,
Hca-ns bldg Bell 1859. Roger W. Pow
srs. notary n2ss,
y. L. oLESON. LAWYER. c97 BOSTON
bldg- Bell 4i7s; Ind. les. ps30
DANA r. SMITH. ATTORNEY. s0s
Herald bldg. Bell phone. Wasztch TI4
1926
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DIED

I.N NNON-ln this city. January 5, i"i--
Emyr Eyuun, AGED "a years. = months.
L DAYS. a, tho family residence, so
South seventh East street Funeral no
tiCc later.
McCARTG-In this city. lanuary =.
1912 Earl Lester Nccarty, aged 70
Years beloved son ~ John -. and Lizzie
McC'arty. Funeral services VIII be held
from tho family residence. 5S4 East sixth
South street. TucSday. January 80. at =
q clock,
SINISTER this city. Iauuary s, ui
pneumonia. Elizabeth Sinister, aEcd 80
year. Funeral service. win d. held ~
the residence No. N;s sherman avenue.
TucSdav. January ~. 1919. ca = =. M
Friends are Invited To attend. Toe body
vii, b. tnkon 10 roalv!llc. Utah, for IN
iertncnt. leaving here over the oregon
Short Lin". 1t i.lu e. W, wednesday
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FUNERAL NOTICES

NEVE- Funeral services over The re-
mains of Mrs. hurv Liddrll NcNc. VII"
died Friday January - 1872. st cove.
SEWER county, will be hold at tlc For
rest Dale chapel. Tuesday. January ii,
at 1880 r. M. Friends wishing 10 view
the remains may call al tho residence.
w. Ssi Wilmington avenue. Forest Dale.
from ~ 80 q ~. 10 L tu-. on the dlN OF
tho funeral Friends invited. intcrmcni in
City cemetery.
T'SiIGDNREREN- Funeral scTvicNS over
the remains nf James l.. tushionpoirV
viii H.. hold at tho mortuaTN OF :. ~.
TAYLOR < Co. ga East First south street.
MONDAY January %, iHl2 at 1850 - n-
Friends invited. Intcrmcut IN Nj. oliYct
cemetery.
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LOST AND FOUND


LOST-LADH' GOLD WATCH AND
iop; monogram on watch O. NJ. III. Re
tuTu 10 zis So. Main Reward 6s1i.
FOUND WEDDING RING PHONE
WasAtch 2feg-Z spsas
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FAMILY HOTEL

FIFTH EAST HOTEL. \ FIRST CLASS
FAMILY aud tourist hotel Popular
prices sI5SS
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNITURE OF ALL. KINDS WANT
ed Will pay you first-cinss prices. II
c. Fisher .; Co. les SO. w. Temple. Bell
VIZ. Ind. 964. e'SS
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ANNOUNCEMENT

HERE IS SOMETHING TIORSESIES
should know: ] ana using Or. Nunn's
slack on Healing Compound IN my sta
blcs and on my breeding farm. aud wlu
say that ] have yet 10 find its equei as
stable medicine for all purposes N
has saved much valuable racing stock for
re. Respectfully. c. 3 Glow
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAkER AND
embaIrner. i6i :. West Temple. Phones
1913. q.
f G. p'DONNELI. UNDERTAKES
and cmbsIneT has moved TO new 10
cation e25-22i South West Temple 81:
Realty bldg. Both phones $50. oSS'S
c II BANKS. UNDERATKER AND
embalmer. Murray. Phone Murray go:
sifS9
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GROOM APT. IN CRITCHLpW;; SSv;
vacant on Ist See John 9. Cgi'c,nn,f9-5
ct Rowe G. Eeily'S.
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TWO NEW FLATS, MODERN. WlTls
furnace, siS 1890 South west On, 1a,,
pie, Yves. Temple Terrace Co ,5"-s
3o90-k: Ind. SO. "'-'0
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY & STOVE RE.
Pair Works. Castings made for any
stove Water jackets cleaned. All make,
OF water jackets for sale We make O
sPocalN OF furnace CRATES and repaira
rear S2i So. State st. Telephone ii7f
sis97
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FOR RENT
roR RrNT- -FIJRNIsEgp ROOMS.


HOTEL. WEST. NEWLY FtRN1SFiEb
Throughout modern. siesm neat roolIS
8 2 90 and up. Ina. i5IIs. 1884 West South
Tomplc sto''
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FOR RENT. MODERN AND o-Kgoz'
apartments in La France SeH " tSs
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Rl-MMAGE SALE. FEB. l AND .. FROM
a N. until 1850 2. m. 20 No. state
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING co. BEST
work: experienced men, prices right
Ofhcs DuvAFS paper store o3ITS
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MONUMENTS, ToMBSToNEs
CUT FLOWERS

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. +.
Mckenzie Display yards. 322 So. state.
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

NEE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE-
.nens First Congregational church we
ger Fo9 n position free ot cbarSe. Ieie
phone Ind. 1865 Bell 5sa2. t.iij
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TYPEWRITERS

WE RENT TYPEwRITERs.
All makes repaired, exchanged and sold
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co. So Wes.
md So. Phones $50. Established 1904
o1IST
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SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES REP AIRED:
seod work: reasonable prices, new and
second -hhnd machines ca easy terIni
The White Is King. - West lsl South
ozssl
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LA SFiI.LE. od
ST. 5th T.. new 4-room apt .IS rros "a mo no
rear porches, laundry, etG;, yTo
children Apply NO 2 liy'a''" $4,000
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ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH
ing trunks, vaiiscs. best prices paid
IS Commercial ST. Reply oy postal card
37ll Bell ia
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NICELY FURNISHED CLEAN ROOMS;
phone. bath: close In. 2os East 3ra
South oi@S
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s25. Keys 25s SO. state 81.
a BRICK HOUSE or ROoMs' 80
in; apply 40 r. 3rd SO.
a-ROON MOD; RENT CHEAP' 60 ,ssI>l
In. 53l So. West Temple.
33si-Y
4 BARGAIN. GROOM MoD, CLOSE. n -
6El SO. Main
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TWO 4-ROoM COTTAGES, II-cy ~.
bctw. 9th and 10th South, W.st NSs1
pie St, $40 per month. BothweI a -
Conaughy, b03 Park bldg, -
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WANTED
wANTED-MALE HELP.

sHEPPARD.s T,.TpT oYn,I.NT AGENCY.
THE Red Front" liz West Zno SS,ir
Iendgaertcrs railroad and mining .I5ts
Bell ASA ei''
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5. 4, AND e--ROOM STRICTLY 49,.
street. "a odqu
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GIRL FOR GENERAL
noosework; In family. Address s:s
sth ave. Phone 4oss-K pills
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WATCHMAXER-JEWELER
CUSHIONS AND UPHOLSTER-
ING

MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE
paired. Salt Lake Mattress & Mfg.
Co. Phones 2299. PISS
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NEW CUMBERLAND.
Corner 3rd East and md South: every
tiilng new; hot and cold water: rooms
single aud ell suite: day. week or month
new management: So per week ana up,
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MOD. AND 5-RM. APIS, KENSLN.G;- ~; :
,on. $50 to $3.50, He'll 2o2i-I' oi-Ii
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TAILOR MADE CORsETs

'~eDiES. GALL MRS. MANN For \
r,S 5sina SorSet. one years guarante.
p.sl5
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Ostcrl0h. Auct,
1890 a. N.
Tuesday, Jan. 80 at e East 6th So,
Will sell contents OF 1 rooms-dressers.
Sidcboard. dining table oak dining chairs,
book case rockers. Iron heds spring mat
iress. rugs, carpets, steel range, heater
and other useful articles; new sewing ma
chine. G. y. Osterloh. Auct.
1880 n. m.
Thursday. Feb. ! VIII sell rooms OF
high grade furniture AT 2lc West First
Souih-rew dresscrs. wardrobeS. side
board. chiffoniers. portieres lace cur
tains. iron beds. springs. mattresses. bed
ding. dining table, chairs, rockers ak
minister rugs. carpets. lluoleum, steel
range. cook stove. heaters, center tables.
dishes. cooking utensils. &. T.. Ostcr-
loh. AuCt.
Feb 3rd
SATURDAY, az Provo city. / viii sell live
stock. farm implements. automobiles
threshiUg machines. wagons. bugSies fiy-
Ing machines household furniture. Don't
forget the big time at Provo. Half rates
on all railroads. 9. y. Ostcrloh, Auct.
1850 a. m.
Wednesday. Jan. II. AT No. IS west End
south, VII sell rooms high-Eradc fur
nirurc- wardrobe. dreSserr sideboard
dining table. chairs. rockers iron beds
springs. mattresses. cook stoves heat
iug stove. steel range. rugs. carpets. cur
iains. bedding. dishes, utensils. Ice chest
G. =. OStcrloh s2;7S
RIrMMAGE SALE. FEB. l AND :. FROM
a. M until 1850 2. m. 20 No state
s2i7l
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GROOM HOUSE. UNFURNlsuEn :,
ouire 1oi East 3rd South. "
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2s HOUSES. ALL KINDS. I.oCaI-
and prices. futile Erog' ca N5hr..lIIIf AZ
street. W. iss Ntt
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SCHOOL OF ACTING


STUDY DRAMATIC ART. ELOCUTION
n and oratory by G.. =. Gordon. late os
phlladclphia School of Dramatic Art. En-
ter now. Studio CSC 8. 7th T.. Both
phones 99S. siT-5
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FOR RENT
FOR RErT HOUSES TrN.1r,,

3-ROOM MODERN TERRACE ,s>s
$685. iho' phs1
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBuRST AND SIDE PLEATINo
Ars. IL M Jennens. sos East 2rd So
St Bell phan-. Egland TsT-y. piai.
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HOUSE CLEANING

NATIoSaT. HOUSE AND cIrpI2T,
Cleaning Co. 10 y. lat 60. Paper
cleaning by experts. Both phones-Beu
f2bS: Ind. 91s- p5.i
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CAsKET FACTORY

UTAH CAsKlsr CO. MFRS. or UN-
dcrtakcrs' supplies. Phones. Day. 1858:
night. Ssl1-Z. Phone or wiro rush or
ders 30 L.. sth So, Salt Lake. p2he2
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TOR RENT-4 MD 6-ROoN ,,,..-
cottages. ianitor service. sao. On p,EES
oo2T-Z ''''' $39.
AIN
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS UNruRNIsHsD.

,T0z[rT |rspTMTNTs: REST APT.
Ip civ. strictly modern, steam ncateI,,
close in. SS25o Inquire ReU' ..sSss
S55; Il. Ind. 3o"s.
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MOD. BROOM COTTAGE, CLOSE -
Bell. Eylnnd TOM. Ind. i11si "
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PAINTING AND .KALSOMIN-
ING
PRIVATE HOSPITAL
AUCTION SALES

<. l.. sEBER MAKES FURNITURE AUG
ton a specially: consult mo before
selling. Eeu phone 1897. p2ilS
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

BANK. OFFICE. BAR AND STORE
iAtures; special designs srbmitted ON
APPLICATION: household re,rizerators
earoEn and pocket billiard tah,es bowl
ms aI!eys and supplies prIlnswlck.
Bake Calender Co.. $50 10 80 So. s;h
West Both phones i53. a4oSs
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GROOM MOD. HOUSE. ess soi,T,-
Temple. Belt 4937-K or o54 W.Id "
North, Rent $o5. "eAt fiu|
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PHYSICIAN

DIR. JNo. VI. SPAJLDINos
p!an saves you from 80 TO 90 nor .eni
e94fq5inaTy e4 5a, calls. office. g: home 81. night
S; sS.oV; connnemen's, si6; charge aocts
ItSuiar fees tos Judge bldg. TRY hoth
Dhones-sell 1851: res, Hyiand $40 ''h
zsaa
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2 ROOMS. MOD. 265 NO. lST We
ST.: $40.
rooms. mod. - Y ST.. go. ,.,s,.t
: rooms. mod. bungalow. &.
home, hot water heat. i5I East is'
St: $50. m.
1919 l.. 3rd So. St Ind. Sle' be" 80
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a-EOOM MODERN BRICK coTr,c-
9Th South. ' We
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THE LEADING FLORIST. w. w. KING.
PA T.. 2nd So. Both phones 81. b2s1
UTDDART FLORAL co. So SO. MAIN
st. Phones i06. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs nI61e
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CLEANING AND DYEING
CAFES

\. w. G 4. CAFETERIA LUNCH
room rest ard reading rooms FOR worn-
en-. womar's exchange for all sorts o,
fancy work and home cooking. Top aoOr
Continental bank building Second South
Boarding Home. ti5 So W. Temple pTs7
BEST MEALS N THE CITY: HOME
COOKING Pcory hotel cafe ilt West
3rd So. Samuel g. Spencer. prop. sls5S
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-05-08
Veterans Train Jumps
Track; Nine Killed.

Hattiesburg, Miss, May 6.-Nine
persons, including three women and
two children. were killed and 55 per-
sons injured when the first section Of
the Confederate Veterans Special of
II cars, EN- route from Texas to the
annual reunion at Macon, Ca, was
wrecked this morning on trestle a
mile south of Eastabutchie, Miss, on
the New Orleans & Northeastern rail-
road. The locomotive baggage car,
one day coach and three tourist Sleep
ers were derailed and tumbled down a
high embankment, making a conglom-
crate mass of wood and iron debris.
Though several hundred Confeder.
ate veterans were aboard the train,
not one was numbered among the
dead. Several of the veterans were
injured, though none fatally.
The dead: Mrs. J. L. Cameron,
Henderson, Texas, Mrs. Charles
Holmes, Big Springs, Texas; J. S.
Downing, Atlanta, Ca; W. A. Wood,
Meridian, Miss, engineer; two Chill
dren, aged three and FIVE, unidenti-
fed; one woman, aged about IS,
weight $50, unident flied; one man,
aged 80, smooth face, brown hair, un-
identified; c. J. Jones, negro fireman
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Farmers Are Busy.

=. People representing every section OF
the county were here Monday. Farm
ers are busy and the prospects for a
good crop are very much brighter than
they we're some weeks ago. Hun
dreds of acres of cotton we're planted
last week aud it is expected that the
bulk of the crop will be put in the
ground by the end of the present week
should the weather remain good.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-05-08

fore the count was declared, Col.
Wingard gracefully withdrew his
name in favor Of Mr.. Frick, .inasmuch
as the Fork was without represen-
tatiye.
Neither the presidential or guberna-
torial race was mentioned, and the
delegates will 60 to the State conven-
tion uninstructed.
The meeting was harmonious and
the best of feeling prevailed through
out the entire proceedings.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-05-08
Church Notices.

At St. Johns, Black Creek, COM
munion services on the fourth Sunday
morning a II O'Clock. Preparatory
services on Saturday aftern Don at 4
O'Clock; preaching at Pelion on the
fourth Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
This change is made on account of a
previous engagement for the third
Sunday. b. u. Wessluger'
Pastor.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-05-08
New Drug Store.

Messrs. H. G. Van Ormer & Son, the
well known contractors, are rapidly
pushing the work on the new building
of Mrs. A. D. Kaufman on Main
street. When finished the building
will be occupied by the Kaufman
Drug Co. This will be one Of the
best appointed buildings in this section
of the State.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-05-08
The County Convention.

The Lexington County Democratic
Convention met in the court house on
Monday with a good representation
from the various precinct clubs. In
most instances where members were
absent their places were filled.
The meeting was called to order by
County Chairman D. Frank Efird at
11:15 O'Clock. Mr.. Efird, in a brief
address, paid glowing tribute to Lex
ington county and her citizenship.
He spoke of the harmony that had al
ways existed, and how the people
from time to time gather together and
with one accord work for the upbuild-
ing of the county and the betterment
of her citizens. NJ. Efrd took this
occasion, he said, to again thank the
people of Lexington county for the
many honors they had thrust upon
him; that he had never asked the peo-
pie for anything that they did not
honor him with their suffrages.
The first business before the conven-
tion was the election of temporary
officers. DR.. w. T. Brooker, of Swan
sea, was nominated, the rules suspend
ed, and he was elected by accIama-
ton. DR.. Brooker thanked the con-
vention for the honor, expressing his
gratitude and appreciation in fitting
words. James B. Addy and F. Hanlp
Hendrix were elected secretary and
assistant secretary, respectively, the
election being by acclamation. State
Senator D. M. Crosson and Hon. W.
H. Sharpe we're unanimously elected
vice-presidents. All of the temporary
officers were made permanent officers
for the next two years.
Upon motion of lIr Sharpe, Capt.
D. J. Griffith was reelected a member
of the State execu5ive committee by
acclamation, ard the Hon. D. Frank
Efrd was reelected county chairman
of the Democratic party for the next
two years.
Ballentine, Nates' School House,
Spring Hill and White Rock went to
Richland county, and Irmo being near
the RichIand line, no club meeting
was held there this year. It was
agreed that the Irmo club be instruct
ed to meet and elect a member of the
executive committee. A new club
the Macedonia Democratic Club of
the Fork-was admitted, this club
having recently been organized with
membership of 40.
Congressman A. F. Lever was elect
ed by acclamation delegate to the
State convention. which meets in Co.
lumbia on the 18th of May, and was
endorsed for delegate at large to the
National Democratic convention at
Baltimore. Mr.. Lever having been
elected by acclamation, nominations
we're offered for the remaining seven
delegates. Fifteen names were placed
before the convention. The first count
the tellers announced the election of
F. E. Dreher, W. H. Sharpe, D. M.
Crosson, R. L. Lybrand, D. F. Efird
and G. A. Guignard. Col. J. Brooks
Wingard and Mr.. R. Wilbur Frick
tied, both having received II votes.
After the vote had been taken, but be-
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-05-08
Neariag Completion.

The large annex to Derrick's Drug
Store will soon be completed. This is
going to be one of the best arranged
drug stores in this section when COM
pleted.
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the department chairinen-though where
these headquarters Will be located has
not yet been decided, as the fund re-
served for this purpose has limit that
requires much discretion In its dlsbursc-
ment.
Mrs Mary Bates Mcclellan was placed
III charge of the decorations, and at the
suggestion pf Mrs. Cowles an advisory
board on decoration will be appointed,
that Mrs Mcclellan may have tho ut
most assistance in her work 1t was also
suggested that the decorations be made
particular feature OF the biennial, and
palms specialized because OF the popu-
larity of this adornment with club worn
en-. as is evident from tho two palm
leaves that We're Kept throughout a wom-
ans convention at Chicago. Mrs. yhom-
as Hogan reported that much fruit and
flowers had already been promised from
country clubs, and lavish gifts of these
California specialties are contemplated.
Mrs. Cora T.. Jones, chairman OF the
promotion committee, reported that she
is In constant receipt OF requests for In
formation TO the duties OF this body
Mrs. Emily uoppin, the treasurer, re-
ported $500 OF tho necessary $4,000 al
ready IN hand, and the assurance OF the
entire amount within a short time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07
Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn
Headache and other distress
will go in five minutes.

If you had somo Djapcpsin handy
and would take little now, your
stomach distress or indigestion would
vanish. in five minutes and you would
feel fine.
This harmless preparation will digest
anything you eat and overcome sour
out OF order stomach before yon real
izc it.
If your meals don't tempt you, or
what little you do eat seems to full
you, or lays like lump OF lead in your
stomach, or If YOU have heartburn, that
is sign OF indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist for 50.cent
case of Pape'5 Diapepsin and take a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-07
LITTLE D|APEPS|N ENDS DYSPEPSIA
AND MAKES STOMACH TROUBLE Vanish

little Just as soon as you can. Theys'
will be no sour rlsings, no bclching az
undigested food mixed with acids ma
stomach gas or heartburn, fullness Or.
heavy feeling IN the stomach, nausea
dcbilitating headaches, dizziness or jn'|
testinal gripping. This will all 90, and
besides, there will be no undigestad
food left over in tho stomach to poison.
your breath with nnuscous odors.
Pape's Diapepsiu is certain cure for
OUT OF order stomachs. because it pre.
vents fermentation and takes hold az
your food and dig,ests ii Just, the same
az IL your stomach wasn't there.
Relief in five minutes from oil stom.
ach misery is st any drug store wait
ing for you.
These large J0-ceut cases contain
more than sufficient TO thoroughly eurs
almost any case OF dyspepsia, iudises-
tion or any other stomach disturbance