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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-16
@idtiae Ioridunssrtifs.
HnfdI Toropft Nrnbien uns saS Yleis.
pptamisn.

Cine Gorihunssreiis nod Ncrocit.
orobien unp Siomtiopptamisn bat
prin3 Stylus BON parma In 9ealsi4
tuns osS betanntsn Observation-Disclosures
Vrof. WufII aussefubrt. Sn elmer
WsriammIune Der I. I. @toarophis
'den 8sfeIIihaft in W;en bat ,r
lber oi. 0dupttrgebnifie oi,i,r Reiie
b,ridtst. 9ierrah 1T ft lub,roy.
eentlih ,rfol9reih s,fpsien, b~.iouoers
burd oi. 4u~ffinouue alter aultuys
itatteu uro 3urnlpantnipsS,. Der
hsutt9s tiei, @erfnll esS arobtn. ,iu't
10 tliibenotn Gtbitts III nab oes
6orfders lI%.bey3eu1una ltoiQlib
SduIo her turtiihen @.ripultun1.
~Sie Iaittt, namtntlih ourt Die
lRibpirtIhaft Der Stsutroerpahtuna
ME Elm Slsiqelpitt ouf benz iebb1i.
ten, 4dtybau uno @isb3u6t treiben.
ben 0albbtouinsu Euo NJlbit!luheu.
ipd5reno ilh Der ;bul itammperruares
ts. ta~mel3Uhttnoe. nonaojTeyeno.
Wiitenbeouine irti pcn isoer 1rem6e
hsrrihaft eybalten bat. Der Bauer
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7ns Carl Sd)nrs Tenfmal. Gun

Stueiten 4Ral 1T nm 10. oS. Elm etneni
9eu,lh.Nmeritaner errihietes 8entrlaI
in felerIiher Atile. inter sroBariiser
BetbellIgung entbiilt woroen - oas
eberne Stnnobllo Don Carl Shur5
am MOrnin9lioe 9rips in Rew Yort.
Der critic Dsutih.Nmsrifaner. Der
oui loIhe Weile pon beutlheu Stom.
mes9snplIsn uno a~merifanllhen 2anos'
leutsn geebrt luuroe. ipor 8eneral
Don Steuben. Sein 0enfmal. auf
oas CT LANCER nartsn muBte. ais Carl
SdurS uuf oas lsinlss. wuroe ppr M
aefabr spei Sabren aui Dem 9afapette
Square in Der BunSsahluptitdot ent'
buut IN @essniunrt Brdliosnt Infts
uno bes 6sutIhea Notihaftsrs @rafen
0 8srnitUrH. unter Sablreiher Be'
tbeiIisuns birasrliher uno militdrilher
8sr.in,gungeu. Der Nrmss unh Der No-
rtne. uebriesns sibi es nod pisls on'
oere bphpsrbisnts Gsutih.Nmeritauer
unter Den Tooten mie ben 3ebenbeu.
Ole Elm ioldes 0sntmal pereisnt bdtten
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w9it Dem 3ampter Mpnaclia

fiuo OIeisr Taas bon San Sruncisco IS
ameritanilhe 2sbrer uno 2ebre.
.riunen obgsiabrsn. UNI auf ben
8btlippinen SteCsn 81 ibernsb.
men. Die lun9en Ndnnsr unb 6rnuen
limb pom Der Bunoesresisruns nit
GROCER Sorsfalt aussswdbIt wcrosn.
Sic tpmmsn aus falt ollen Qanoestbe,s
len unb linb berart ausssbiIbet. SaB iie
uiht u in ben ollgsmelnsn Shul.
fdderu. Ionoern oub IN 6anofsrti9teit.
Jitrun9 bss Sdushalts uno rationeleu
Hdrrbau llnterriht 81 ertbsileu osr.
m6aen. Die @ebdlisr. bic oieien Qeb,
rern bssablt merSsn. iinS unelsih boher
oIs Die. Die IN oen Der. Siaatsn iibIih
liuo. 9oSu fpnmt mob. oos Die nee
eieruns ihnsn uitt nur Die &eiir nab
Den Y1iIippiuen bssahlt. ionoern audi
Ole 8udinbrt. falls iie nab ablnui osS
oorIdufis Sweiidbrisrn Goniratts nab
Qouis 5%urildSutebrsn wiinlhsn. derner
spiro es ibneu lrsigeiieui. OBJ lie uber
europa naf 0auis fnbrsn molten ooer
dber San 6ronciseC.
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lie G~timmgabel ais 0eloifrani.
idlniiel.


Oas mufitolii6e Si6erbeitsf6loB
- ods lit bic nen.its Grfinoung zines
engIii9en 5neenieurs: Der g.iib.r
oes @elofhrantes 3ie6t aus Der Saz
ite feline Eliminated, f6ldgt ie on
uno isst i9ren SUB auf ben 0elos
ihrant. oona nirtt bns tleine Wertz
3sug ouf s.6eimnisDoIIsm W.ee tpie
bic beriibmten Worts: Sefom offne
bid. Wenn Der 0elbi6rant often
1T, 10 iiebt man. oaB Der Ceffnunqss
meaanismus sor niht 70 ge6eimniss
poll 1T. Sc 1T nGmlih in benz
G6Ioii. cine 0ioliniaits a~usgeIpannt,
bic. io6alo +. in S6pinguneen pers
ieBt Diro. einen tlettrifden Strom
ihIi.bt, Der mittels zines Glettrnmaos
net.n bic Bol3en bes S6loifes ofFnet.
RotiirIi6 III bic Gponnung Der Bio
I%ininit, OsrftslIbor. iobob nur Der,
Der ihre S9ninoun9s3abl tennt, has
Sdlob offnsn tnnn. S6 bas Siz
6erbeitsI6lob Elm, 10 oroBe Slider
belt 1epdbrt, 1T igeili6 cine anoere
Trngs. benin IS ourite niht aIISuoisl
2eit in Nnfpru1 nebmen. betm
9urhprobieren be- qun3en 5onItaIo
bi. ri6tiqe 9onb16t bsrous3ufinoen.
bic bic Soits ins chptnaen brinot
uno ben OefFnunl8mshonismus in
8speeung Iebt. NnbsrsrIeits freiIih
1T ois'ss 0srfobreu. tpis 8ui6 faqen
tpiroe: ~ftets nit @srduIh psrbuns
ben" uno bober Gip6redsrn nitt su
empTsbIsn. - Sollte oieis Stimmz
gabeI niht cine 5nte iein2
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prdmien oeoen Nlehr-
;ahIune.


Steiatr's bel:i1 . umerifnnii6ss Rohbud
fur feline Samiiien. Bon &aloemar
SbreDer. Breis 75 Gents.
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gNte III etes

ssi- bie.eu einhuusert ToaaGs SelssHurs 'u rceu
iyaa BON Gatarrh. oer mot eurh GiHn, hHsn peu
Gaa's GdtdrrtzRHr lehetli rereea f1HH.
i. 2. GhsHep & &C.. etseuta. keltfo. {.
ssir. ete nuiersetnncfen. b1ofH y ,. 81 'Hta ! u
Ben lssteH Is ,1lhreH ~seiaHHt Hss rsilef sa far
cpufpmTeu e~btsah1fi in dleH @tthafereyaa q
lunoeu ure Euar.ed heidh,af. aue 70 ter f1u7d
ejnaeeausener SsrbtHolih,eiieu ~ e aaer.
act h GruaE. @geBtdHeels 7 e5aiiten. 10
ieop. :.
Sai5fns. stHnaa 4 RdrvtH. @res55ns
neIASrolu neg. Erieoe. Z.
rams qatarrbsur rs,ro ia1erii& ssHrur7tr g~e
pfrft 1trett ant eak Slut uFo ois ititm;iea Ter
haheu aes @shem&. ~SsuaHi1t frei %psrlaroi. @-et.
TSe sur nte Tlaipe. Sertinit reu aatH Ns3tSelsru.
Sal's TeuiIezsStleH iiae PIE eeit8.
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Vntter unS Gier I'm @rpkbauoei.
(8reile ppn Der SotuIep gnui. 60.
Sdute nfm.

(8r.iit ron 20 grpHe &ooI& 6ur Co.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-16
Sic Wnner bon Tnri3.
Ste Shleifuns Der @efeitisL ngSfudae
nube beuorite6cno.

Soft sinItimmig bat Der poriIsr
Staotrot ben 8si6IuB gefoBt. BEL
Der Rsgierung UNI bic Sdleifuug Der
8efeiti9unQspdIle sin3utommen, uno
ss itebt auBer 3peifel. ooB bic Res
Qierung ibrs 3uItimmung geben fpiro.
Der Gage BON Yaris. bic es gu einsm
dubsrit pihtiqen ftrntsgiIhen puntt
mo6t, entIpri6t ss, bob es bon jebsr
cine itQrte 8sfeItigun9 gsbobt bat.
Die psri6isoenIten 6eItung5giirtel,
BON Der etnfnhen. oIlss beina6e herz
metiid obihIieBenoen Stnotmousr
on. Bis gum mooernen 5eitunQ8lpoll,
bot pori8 i'm Qduis Der Sa6rbunz
berte beIsIisn. pbilipp Nuguit. 8urI
v. 9einrid ". Quoipiq XIV. uno
sulebn Quopi9 XVI. limb BON ben
frun3Oiii6en 80ni0sn iens gstpeisn.
bic poris gu befeItigen fu6tsr. Wlz
!.roings bat Der BON 0uopig WI.
ongeleqte gefeltigung8qiirtel mebr eiz
nsn fistoIii6en. aIs einen it%ratsgis
fhsn Wert. % Silpmeter mar bos
mols Die 3oIlmaus, lang. Sir iene
3eit Elm iiberous itattGifsr lmfang!
NopoIeon |, lit Der geiitige llrbeber
bsS beuti9sn TeItunospolIss astpefen.
Der isBt isin 2eben IoIisn muB. Wun
lnat, Dab oo8 S6idloI bes ioit uns
befeitigten Disu i'm Sabre 1905 in
RdpoIeon ben pIdn bat reifen la1l.n,
bic fran3oilihe 0ouptitubt por sinem
GhnIihen 8sitid gu beipn6r.n. Qbsr
porldufiQ bli.b Der pIan bod duf
benz pnpisr. unb oonn brdnotsn iih
bic GreiQniiIt berort. oaB Nupoleon
tein. 3eit gu elmer Qriinolihsn Be
fe'tiqunq BON poriS butts. Elm llms
itoro, Der Inn 1914 ben 2hron g.s
toft.t bat.
Grit 25 Sabre IpGtsr tpurbe oi.
frn9e pieoer ouf8 5apet qebroht.
uno isbt mar es 2biers, Der iid NIT
Ieiuer QonSen 2attrdft oofiir sinIsbte.
IS QeIong ibm. ols er Winiiter ge=
iuoroen. benz Q0rlomsnte bic not
ipenoiQen 9rsoite nbjurin9sn. uno i'm
Sabre 1916 tonut, nit benz 9nu Be.
oonnen meroen. Sir Die bomolioc
3eit mar Is Elm asipultias8 Wert.
10000 WsnIh.n Ihufsn IS in mebr
ulS ~3lpeiid6ri9er Nrbeit. uno Elm,
adnie Standardization NOR cur
llebertpadunq herunds3oqsr. Die So
ten ~itslittn iih ouf 140 Willionsn
fronter. Der 1situnQsoiirtsI mar
80 Gitometsr long; sr sdbIts i'm oons
sen 81 8nitipnen. BON osnen 81 nui
Dem rsttsn uro 27 ouf BEN lint,n
llfsr Der S,in. loq.n. Nber pda
in ben pi,r3iq,r Sobren 9triigt botte.
! bns erlpie8 iib IN benz erob.n Stamp
, fe 1S70-71 Qi3 unbrnuhbar. Die
j., R.ihtp.ite Der 8drpnsn rpdr UNI oaa
NopptIte. ia I'M odS 3reifuhe o.s
iliegtr, uHo ttnt nss WalIts unp 81
Sorts btitrihen bic osutihsu @,i
ihiibe peituus BEN sr0bt.n Yell otr
Stuot.
rad 1871 l.ot, mon einer Sir
tel BON Sorts in o,niis,nosr Gnti,r.
nun9 Dor ben 5eitungsiper,tn an unt
$ so9 10 bic 2ebrsn nus Der funfmo.
I natliben geIoaerung. On SO Sab.
; rem. bis gum SABRE 1851. mub ot,
S6Ieifun1 oes 6.itun9Saiirttls o.rr
truasmdBie b.,nost i,in. uro 70 pirt
: IS oenn noh elm, eernumt Sci
buusrn. BIS VdriS i,irtr WGlI. l.oil
uro oas a~etpounsnt 9eIluoe ben
4ils.mtin3redt oi,nitbur 9.mntt III
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Giu3iaer Nuspeg.

Tisnitm1oten: sd trit9e obio'
Int in Sen @eihdftsr nitts mebr as'
tot9t ictil bic Snhdbsr iih esQen'
ftjtiS rpecrtn. no ih mid isbsn
IaFs. IA 3aat man oie NhfeIn."
W}3oan,: uSu. pds MAIDEN mir
Nnn "a IA t!sibt mir ni6ts ans
hsye$ utr;l. ala mid nat eintm ana
eersu CitarmGohsu umSuishn!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-16
Vaiaoeua, Die fashionable Dor.

itaot uon Sos NngeleS. TOO leet ood)
8robibttiOn uno Temporary e~inselubrt
Wurosu. 10 oaB ss lo9ar Dem BIers
brauer.a onie Noolpbus 8ult nitt
mtehr bort ssfdat. pblhon er cine prnht.
ooIe 8arten.Nnlase fir ben 8inters
Nufsntbali oolslbit geihaffen bot. Die
ieet oennitio nab Santa Monic c
oerle9t luiro. 100 man niht 10 sn9ber.
,i9 lit. bat Die @pmmiiions > Yerpat.
ting dngenommen. oem Elm llnsliid
tumnlt leltsn alein.
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Sem il
.fi.n.

Nsna9ertsbeiiser: .9i.r in oi,fem
Rdtig Iebtn ST., meine Ssyrihdlien,
o0s Wunber Scr DreFur: einsn
ousgerpddisn,n Sistr. einsr Stepr,n.
lpoIf uuo Elm Sddf. Die in 9yosttr
@:rtrdQlihtsit suiammenIsbsu."
Gin Qert: ~gGis ldn9s bdteu Sic
Bic 2isr, fbon2"
W(sna9eriebefser: ,@eytit8 nrei
Sabre, IS III uuh nit od5 ger:na.
tie plHiert; nur 0ds Shdi bat in
2auie Ger 3sit siHigsmlI ,rneus.t
tpstosn mifsn.~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-16
Wiel hatten bic Serrcn ssikpn

uno Brpun iber Die anseblibs Der.
Issuns oes 8ertrnss nit Sapan III
Sagen. lleber bic wirtlihe 8erteBung
BON etrpn 20 Bertrd9en ourd on8
ueue 1arliseies linO is itumm u,s DIE
SSilhe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-05-16
Site.

Gin 1ahr inn pcraus be'ahlenee
ubonnenten erbdlten ie einen
Ahcnen Haleneer ais Prdmie
gratis une p~ortoirei. I'm pra-
mien iine f~oIoenee sur uuspdhl
uorhdnoeH:
R~aturopoft, (oGOOn I,no brei5ebn Tum'
mern eri6ienen).
Qrdmien oeoen ,lehr-
,ahiune.
R~rdbbndb.
Gteiatr's ber.;b 8 omerifnnii6ss Rohbuh
fur feline 5amilien. Bon &Gloemar
SdreBer. Breis 10 Gents.
N6hm aidhinen.
Ole n4oroItern" 4dhmaldine Ro. ! piro
aui S Sabre ihriitiid 9arantirt, crop
heao"' Bcbduie, eItra feline YolItur, ale
n~eueIten Serbeierunaen, abl0lut Die bette
geaihine, bic iir irgeno elnen Brels en-
hnItlIh S26
ale YNOroitern". Rdbmuihine no. 2, se'
nau pie No. /. nnr nit antbOmGtb1Id] dem
-Erop Seoo". .S27
Eie ,Norolern sRdbmaIhine No. 3, IN
@oIoen Dat . @ebduie, autbomntiitlem
Chain Gift, Rugelager ; @eitel NIT
autbomotiihem Belt 8epIacer", bobem
Nrm. gebdrtete Stabltheile. Que rNttadl'
menis" in Sommet' adltben. Cine 9ute
Waiblne Sn BEN iebr btligen 8rtls pom
Hur ......-.- ..................TlS
Die .Roroitern" .Raf6ine go. 4, gennu tuie
9eo. 3. nur in 9ests9 abinet' 6orm, %2I
Vile bieie Rnihinen limb abioIut garans
tirt. Sic ,Sraht bat Der Reuter- gu traaen
uno lie betrdst bon soc bis 81, le nab Der
GiitanS.
Tieie YrdmienliIte piro obne msitere
Rotts BON Belt gu 3eit erqdnSt un0 perdne
bert, uno oieie Breiie riften lih nab benz
tsipelli9cn Warfmertb.
Vim aslteu uHb : iherfteu N ts. bs etlo per
In een gr5bertn ErtihafieH aasielen fam. Iu ubsr
ienbeH &teHio gut mo liher itHb BITE or jrci;.
mn tfnna u Iuelhs pie agenteu tn allen GrpreB=
SfdttoueH ausifefleH. sSeHn man bGs Belb Der BOT
aniuetiuHa ooer per GrpreBaupetiuHg ihtft. ~ rs
aidt u0thpenbil. ben brirsfFeuben Brief reaitrireH u
4afivH, psnu bis Abrefe beHtiib geihriebeH III eeat
nan hasseeu Nndrae D in ben Brief: 10 ioute bteier
tets ~reaiGrirt perbeu. nm iifber ~ ietn, bag oerieibe
sidtia dHtommt. 5dr @eloleubnHgen In einfadem
Sriefperih nit aternehmsH Uir feinerIei BerauipOrt
lth'eit. 3n daue p0n dereBoerdneernngeu oergefis
nan 10 Riht. bic Gtte eoeHleippbl lpte bic HeHe
Botsihce du5naer Gu. btHH iuHit ionaen mir ben Ras
tren in ben Shbern gar Hiht fnbeu.
Nenens Grbers oirfru Hidst, mis has 10 Oft %aeidirht.
ala psrme,utlthe emitting HrndbehaittH Wsrs
seu. ioHoern liuo ben STteien btibHiteeu.
Guittung erfoIst nnr ourb Genoeruns
oes 3atnris nlf benz aoreBltreiieu.
Won o~oreiiire einfah:
".NORDSTERN", La Crosse. Wis.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-11-14
CLERKS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Lancaster.
In Common Pleas.

Alice Morgan, as committee OF
Minerva +. lIOugh, Plaintiff,
vs..
Minerva r. Hough, Defendant.
Pursuant to a decree made in tho
above stated case bv Judge Geo ~
Prince, dated Nov. 10th. 1919. will
sell, at public auction to the highest
bidder at Lancaster court house. on
the first Monday in December next
within the legal hours of sale the
Following described real estate. to-
wit
1. All that certain piece. parcel
or lot of land lying, being and situ-
ated in the County of Lancaster.
state aforesaid, within the incor-
porated limits of the town of Ker-
shaw, and bounded and described as
follows: North by lots owned by 70.
Nj. Estridge and J. r. Horton, south
by Richland street, east by Johnson
street, and west by alley way.
?. All that certain piece, parcel
or lot of land lying, being and situ-
ate in the County of Lancaster, state
aforesaid, within the incorporated
limits Of the town of Kershaw, and
bounded as follows: North by
Manon street, south and west by
lands OF Mrs. NJ. II. Brewer, east by
Nose Stratford.
3. All that certain piece, parcel or
lot of land lying, being and situated
in the County of Kershaw, state
aforesaid, and bounded and describ-
ed as follows, to-wit: North and
east by lot owned by the town of
kershaw. south by II. b. Massey, and
east by Hampton street.
Terms Of sale, cash. Purchaser or
purchasers to pay for papers.
PAUL MOORE, c. C. C. .L.C.
]. c. MASSEY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-11-14
AN INCESSANT COUGH.
Continued Dropping of Mucus
~ into my Throat.

a severe cough is always a grave
symptom. 1t may not Indicate or
ganic disease of the lungs Even
though the cough is a functional dis
turbance it is of sufficient gravity to
demand prompt attention.
The dropping of mucus from the
back part of the nose into the throat
indicates nasal catarrh. Sometimes
this goes on a long time before the
patient pays any attention to it. 1t
is stated on good authority that mu-
Gus dropping into the throat in this
way is apt to excite catarrh of the
stomach. At any rate. the condition
ought to be corrected as soon as pos
sible.
Mrs. Bourland, of Frankston, Texas.
found after using Peruna that not
only did the incessant cough disap-
pear. but the dropping of mucus into
the throat had also ceased. Read
what she says:
For twenty-three years I was a
constant sufferer from chronic ca
tarrh. I had a severe misery and
burning In the top of my head. There
was almost continual dropping of
mucus into my throat, which caused
frequent eXpectoration. My entire
system gradually became involved,
and my condition grew worse. 1 had
an incessant cough and frequent at
tacks of bilious collie, from which 1t
seemed I could not recover. My
bowels also became affected, causing
alarming attacks OF hemorrhages.
Il tried many remedies. which gave
only temporary relief, or no relief at
all. at last tried Peruna, and in
three days I was relieved OF the bowel
arrangement After using five bottles
/ was entirely cured.
II most cheerfplly recommend the
use of Peruna to any one similarly
afflicted"
People who object to liquid medi-
cInes can now obtain Peruna Tablets.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-11-14
COULD SCARCELY
WALK ABOUT

believe | would have died If | hadn't
taken it.
After ! began taking Cardui, was
greatly helped, and all three bottles re-
lieved ME entirely.
| fattened up, and grew so much
stronger in three months, felt like an
other person altogether"
Cardui is purely vegetable ard gentle
acting. Its ingredients have mild, tonic
effect, on the womanly constitution.
Cardui makes for increased strength.
improves the appetite, tones up the ner-
vous system, and helps to make pale,
sallow cheeks, fresh and rosy.
Cardui has helped more than million
weak women, during the past so years.
1t will surely do for you, what it has
done for them. Try Cardui today.
| Write 70: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladlex' Ad
Visory Dept, Chattanooga. Tenn, for Special IN
strIctiO'S on your case and 64-paRe book Home
Treatment for Women. sent in plain wrapper. jos
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-11-14

divided into three tracts as follows:
l.. All that piece, parcel or tract
OF land situated IN said county and
STATE containing forty-one and one
fourth al ~ acres. bounded by
other estate lands of n. b. Small. de-
ceased, and by lands of n. r.. Rob-
ihson ana j. l.. and II. o. Small.
2. All that piece, parcel or tract
or land situated in said county and
state, containing thirty-six (36l
acres, and bounded by other estate
lands of N. b. Small, deceased. and
lands of r. f. Robinson. ]. r. Black
mon and Mrs. NJ. +. Shehane
3. All that piece, parcel or tract
of land situated in said county and
state, containing thirty-two (S2S
acres and bounded by other estate
lands of n. b. Small, deceased, and
lands of j. ]. Reeves, w. S. Ham
mond, j. w. BlaCkmon and j. L. and
r. o. Small
Plats of above described tracts OF
land are on file in the Office of the
Clerk of Court and will be exhibited
on day of sale.
Terms of sale, cash. Purchaser or
purchasers to pay for papers.
PAUL MOORE, c. C. c.. L.C.
WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-11-14
And For Three Summers Mrs. Vim.
cent Was Unable to Attend to
Any of Her Housework.

Pleasant Hill, N. CO suffered for
three summers" writes Mrs. Walter
Vincent, of this town, "and the third and
last time, was my worst.
| had dreadful nervous headaches and
prostration, and was scarcely able TO
walk about. Could not do any of my
housework.
| also had dreadful! pains in my back
and sides and when one of those weak,
sinking spells would come on me,
would have TO give up and lie down,
until il wore off.
was certainly in dreadful state oI
health, when finally decided to try
Cardui. the woman's tonic, and firmly
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ten 1nfantS and there must have been
over one hundred people who stood
up as having been converted"
Quoted from The Southern Christian
Advocate of October 9th last. This
does not look like 1 suspected-a
barren or depopulated section, so far
as being influenced by the Methodist
church. Mt. Carmel, as some of your
readers know, is a pet Of mine, and
l am glad to see such a report.
BY the way, Brother Carter is a
good worker and in demand and, If
you will allow the slang, is Give
wire" in his department. 1 know
not the man personally, but Judge
him from his fruit.
How does 1t come that so many of
our American people are moving to
Canada? / have forgotten the num-
Der that changed their nationality
Ito to speak, annually, but the
number is large. 1 have heard no
satisfactory excuse for such change,
but there must be reason and 1t
should be corrected. We do not want
to lose good citizens-cannot afford
it. 1 am acknowledged to be cranky
and often introducing and advocating
new things and as some would saw
taking the wrong side. For instance.
opposing baseball and kindred things.
L now want to show and contend
that the toy business is overdone
remember it is not long until
Christmas.) The thousands of dol
lars thrown away for useless TOYS
should be stopped. 1t is argued that
we must please the children. We
must remember that is an endless
job. You may please them momen-
tarily, but they soon want something
new-will break and trample under
foot a twenty-five cents toy for one
that costs less, which shows that
money is not the tickling part of il.
L contend that it is money thrown
away for most of the toys in the
market and insist that it could be
much better spent. What do the
old folks say about this idea that has
a lodgment in my heart?
Our city is in the midst of what is
called an agricultural fair. 1t is a
county (Lowndes) affair, but its
name is South Georgia and Florida. -
1t is good show and we'll attended.
Exhibitions are fine and include
horses, COWS, hogs and all kinds of
stock, fine chickens and other feath-
cred tribe, corn, cotton, sugar and
syrup cane, potatoes and such like
things. The ladies have an attrac-
tive department and much might be
said in its praise. What is called the
midway is full of attractions, at least
to certain class. / think all fairs
are crowded with side shows of a
questionable character and hence
pull down as much as the other side
builds up, and so it is we cannot get
all good in such matters-it must
1T seems, be mixed.
L see your governor is planning for
the, future and it must he aclSnowl.
edged that he is a good schemer. but
| think know him so well, that I am
on the other side on general prin.
ciples. From what / see your younq
representative is on the wrong side
/ am sorry it is So No doubt he will
see his error and come back to the
fold
The Colonel, If he is not misouoted
will soon bring into your midst ar
honored member of Lancaster so
ciety. May the union be genial and
happy.
Kind regards to all News readers
ard relatives.
w. TWITTY.
Valdosta, Ga, Nov 6, 1913.
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The First Picture Postal Cards.
Chicago Tribune.


Chicago Tribune.
In Nuremberg they have been max
ing arrangements to celebrate the
thirtieth anniversary Of the picture
postcard with Congress and
exposition this year. Unfortunately
for their plans, howver, it has been
discovered that the first picture post
card was not made in Germany, nor
sent from Nuremberg, nor was it born
in 1882, as they had supposed
The distinction 'of making and
mailing the first claimed by Leon
Besnardeau, Conlie, department of
Sarthe, France, In 1870, during the
war with Prussia, he printed pictures
on postal cards he was sending to
clients. NJ. Besnardeau is still alive.
and there are many of his old GUS
toners in France who have the cards
as he posted them. The Germans
adopted the idea for the Nuremberg
Exposition in 1882.
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w. NJ. U. PROGRAM.
Division No. = to Meet at Spring Hill
Baptist Church November 90.


Baptist Church November Do.
The quarterly meeting of the w. NJ.
u, Division No. ., will be held with
Spring Hill Baptist church Saturday.
November %, 1913. The following
is the program:
1O:3O-Devotional Exercise.
1O:45-Enrollmen of delegates,
with verbal reports from each society.
11:O0-Words of Welcome-Mrs.
j. G. Funderburk.
11:15 - Response - Miss Ada
Thompson.
11:8O-How Can I Help My State
as w. NJ. u. Worker?-Mrs S. N.
Montgomery, Mrs. w. II. Shute
11:45-The Woman Who is Want
ed-Mrs. L. ]. Funderburk, Mrs. NJ.
l.. Thompson.
12:OO-Social hour.
1:OO-Devotional Exercise-Mrs.
Elizabeth Small.
1:15-The Value OF Having an
Active Personal Service Committee
and Social Committee in Societies
Miss Beulah Usher, Miss Bessie
Walters.
1:30-Learning Love Lessons in
w. M. u. Work-Mrs. ]. G. Funder-
burk, Miss Lille Usher.
1:45-Reading-- b. F.. Usher.
2:OO-Building Our Life on Gods