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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18
CREWE


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Crewe. Nn.. MAY l7-Secretaiy Rritten-
ham. OF tho Young Mems CHRISTIAN ASS,
citation. wife and baby daughter left WeN-
nesday for 81. Louis to spend his vaca
Mr.. and Mrs John Kidd and Rev. NJ. r.
Cooper are attending the General Bap-
list Convention AT st Louis
Willie Shell, Farley Jones. Ed Ponton. j.
L. Morris, and s. Smthson and Dick Gran
mis- left Saturday for Detroit, Mich. ms dele
gates to the Order OF Railway Conduc tors
Convention.
Miss Reede wrst Ia visiting friends at
Newport News and Hampton.
Miss Wayne Harper and baby, of Nor
folk, are Waiting relatives here.
Mrs. II. l.. Henson is with her mother.
who is quite III at her home in Lynch
burg
Mrs. Esteile Hurt of Richmond. has
lately visited her daughter. Mrs. Darrell
Saunders.
Airs. Horace Anderson has returned from
a visit 10 her old home near Brookneal.
LIT. and Mrs. d. w. ellis are at home
again after spending several months with
their daughter. Mrs. F.. K. zirkle. of Nor
folk.
Mrs. Harry Macht. who attended tho East
ern Star Convention Mt Alexandria. and
visited in Baltimore Washington and New
York, has returned home.
w II. Bass. Mr.. and Mira Bass arc re-
turning from Western wedding tour.
They VIII make their home In Petersburg.
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cortez and his final acoui,tal Cor
tez married again while he was IN
spain, taking there wife. Dom,
'Canha de Zuniga Arellano. woman
ol ute and property. He had a SON
80, ' VINO was christened Don Mar
property. '"e
Montczumn's Daughter. IsnbeIIo
Inc daughter of Montezuma wbor,
Iortez took as one of his wives Mad
'een given the Christian name OF Is,-
peiia she had been married to Guauh
tefoc. Montezuma's nephew and suc
oessor. who. fought against Cortez and
VINO was put TO death by the Spaniards
IN l522. Circumference succeeded Nonta
yuma. and it was said thai Cot. ~,
NM executed In order that he might
possess Isabella
some time afterward Isabella mar
!!ed again, and this time a Spaniard
re oied and she again married. Jer
name was now Sonora dc Soavadr,
aNc ms such she had three sons and a
daughter. One of her sons married :,
oaughte OF the Duke of Toledo.
is also said that Isabella had a
'n't When she died she made a will
Ewing her estate to her six children
siatlhE that five OF them were lcpitI
mate by her two Spanish husbands
ana that the other the said I..onor
Cortez. was natural daughter nv
."e great general. This will is said IN
be still In existence Leonor Cor,a.
WAS married. and her daughter was
known as the Princess Acaltan frnn,
whom Is descended the Duke sotoIes A..
Moniezuma OF Madrid
me first husband OF isabella tho
emperor Guauhtemoc. was one Of no
famous Characters OF Aztec historv
re was conquered by the Standards
and tortured by fire to make him con
Tess where the A2tecs had buried thoir
treasure with him during the roast.
ing was another chief. who could NOT
stand the pain and cried out tina, he
ieit he must tell. ThcrcuDon Guauhto
moe shook his head and sternlv va
Joined: re-
And perhaps YOU think am rcs,in-
on bed OF roses"
the painting OF this scene is ono
OF the great pictures OF the Natjonal
Museum >'''o'iai
The Carter Estates
CorteH, like Columbus had o.,
time during his latter days. uc was
given the title of the Marquis Of ths
N"HeE OF OaNaca, and he had croa. &c
."tcs IN Mexico. but when. toward ~,
.a'ter part OF his life, he went In snoir
ne iound II almost impossible IN coo
me King. AT one time he tried -
io!ce his way through the crowd 20
the Emperor's carriage. and evan mn,
MS root on the step. Thereunon ~
emperor. CHARLES V. astonishe6 n, his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18
HOT SPRINGS

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Ho' springs Va. May I7-Mr and Mfr.
mares Potter and Miss Dorothy Potter.
oi fA'laoeiphia have been doing consider
aoe entertaining this week for Sir VII
fred and Lady Peek who wer. rara,
in St Louis last week. and arc ha,. ~.
!neiT HONEYMOON The Potters gave lar.
tea in their honor at the Casino ga; g.
a.. ne 49, SsG; in'inng among others. Mi and
John p ''''f Hnj 4 G,asg9" Jr Mr: and Mrs
powa'G lark and Nj and Mrs Philip
Mis s'S Wsr Hssse M q. rh!!tlH,deipha; Mr and
Si!oert Ihehaud The Peeks are doing a
XII Es ga. ot motoring in a new autono.
OF them At the close OF their ~ "n ,ss
eNpeoi TO motor 10 Sew York and uIil
Pfr ,dv sAii ior Europe about August i.
o! =; Louis Her sister. Mrs John =
HoiIiday' Was matron OF honor NJ the
tred ths Misses vioies 's, aIs Of Sir WI,
xetH actea as bFidesmg!ds. with The M!sso,
tanmie p hnignt snt Frances Filley. II
with Sir "ilGed, was best man Mo- ~ e.
thossand OUT o. town guests Were rres
Mr. and Mrs. Philip y Peas., who hays
Hccup!ec INC Jackson bungalow here tince
H esr autumn LEI, The las, OF ,he week for
summer. returning in the autumn 70 MI,
pace al Ardmore M. and Mrs Potte,
lawn before their departure
George and Earclay McFsdden Of Phil.
sdeIphia, with Basil Savidge of New yo,k
a former secretary 0, the late seth Rsy,or
french EFT by automobile Thursday "a,
Bah Alum Springs, and spent The r.
mainder OF the week there camping an,
nshins They took WITH them bsside a.h
Ing ihck!e ano provisions a canvass ton,
ana two - -cdlibre revoiV.rs and n isr,..,
TO Tighten away wildcats
u White. manager OF the MarIho,ourh
B!enneiin Atlantic CITY. with Mr. WhY,.
and MI acd Mrs J y Brnton, o. pbns
deiphia, arrived by automobile the midi
o. the week having made the trip IRON
Philadelphia in two days
Mrs. Seth Barton French gave dim.
the middle OF the week At Barton Iodr
FOR Mrs. Reginald de Keven Mr.. ana ~
Robert Waller. Robert and Alfred Es,rb.f
Ter and Mr. and Mrs Charles M UircLie
All OF whom have beer regular visitor
at the Homestead for many Years
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OF sugar cane on 1t. and third is
right on the Tenuantepec railway. hav-
Ing station OF It's own. 1t is not far
from Rincon Antonio. This property
remained N the hands of the heirs o,
Cortez until the days of Andrew Jack
son, when IL VAS purchased by tho
family which now holds it.
Founded by Cortez.
When Cortez died he gave some OF
ms Cucrnavaca lands 10 the Hospltal
and Church OF Jesus of Nazareth, which
sun stands not far from the Cathedral
IN Mexico City. and in which his patent
OF monthly Is. The archives OF the hos
pital have also his land grants The hos
pital stands on the site OF Moniezuma's
palace. and IL is said that Montezuma
was killed while standing upon its
roof by stone thrown from a mob
OF indians whom he was trying to
pacify.
cortez built palace at Cuernavaca
after he came hack from Spain In
1880. and this for a time formed his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18
LOUISA
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
Louisa. Va. MAY 17.--Mrs s D. Gooch of
Clifton Forge, arrived Tuesday and Is spend
Ing this week with Mrs. Weir Goodwin.
Miss Florence. Garrett. OF Orange. is in
Louisa this week.
William F. Coleman. of Green Springs.
was in town to-day
Henry Flanagan spent several days In
Richmond recently.
Lyman Sargent returned to North Caro-
lima on Tuesday, after spending several
weeks with relatives In Gordonsville and
Louisa.
DR.. Ochie Crank. who has returned from
visit to his parents here was operated
on for appendicitis at Hinton on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodloe. OF YER
don. werc In Louisa TO day.
MISS Saiie Herreli, who has been spend
Ing the winter in Richmond. returned to
her home here Monday
Misses Moiie and Disey Crawford spent
Friday in Richmond.
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BON AIR
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lSpecial TO The Times Dispatch.J
ION AR. Va May IA party Of pleas
uTe seekers, including a number of Bon
Ar people as we'll as crowd from Rich
m gn,. canned In the woods near by on
nre and eating dinner there. Darkness
sa,,i. as they left and the merry old
IRE made a most delightful evening Among
me guests were Misses Maude and vir-
hhsen. Mary Randolph Lathrop. Juliet and
cssIy Taic2tt Margaret Mcclure, Florence
ME ralcott, Carrie Moore. Harriet and
Maria Cooke. Louise Price. Laura and Eiz-
c Conn ''9n ",, Charlotte Wheeler Parker
Christian George Haw. Everard Meade
ppsa Mcclure, Hamilton baskerville. james.
Lathrop. Alex Neal. Mann page. Peyton
Page and others
~ Miss IS - Carrie Harmon and Miss Virginia
Miliers guests last week
Miss Mary. Crinsan has been with Mics
recently win Miss Augusta Barhed
last week end with Mr. and Mrs Withers
MISS Mary Randolph l.athrop. Mrs. Mar
Ayi!ne Whteou weer guests the past week
OF Miss carrie Moore.
Mise, Mise Annie Kerans and Mrs. Norwood
ok are spending the weekend In Nor
Mr. and Mrs Mason white were tn.
Iecent guests OF Mr. and Mrs Norwood
Ned Esos and Walter Robertson spent
Mr. and firs Douglas Wherry.
Miss Florence Chaplin spent the last week
end with Misc Margaret Mcclure.
Mrs. Mary Bell. OF Charles City. gave a
very delightful impersonation of the old
time daIkey At The pavil!ion on THURSDAY
last in tho in'-rcs, Of the Methodist Church
While here she visited Mrs r. Me. c..
Ellington.
Mrs Carl Boschen spent several days
iaat 'wesk IN Richmond. with friends
Miss Edith Stogin was the guest on Mon
day OF IN. meRes Hagen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18

This Coyohuacan palace is a rude
building without much architectural
beauty. The doorway inside the patio
is Moorish, and the cornice OF the
building is very plain. The walls are
thick. and the house was evidently n
tortihcation as well as home. Not
far from it is the Church of John the
Baptist. which was erected about the
same time, and not far away is the
dominican monastery, near where Cor
tez is said to have strangled his Gu
ban wife.
DO not know the exact extent OF
the lands given to Cortez, but they
probably covered millions of acres.
The property he had In Tehuan.epec
comprised several hundred thousand
acres. and it was for many years the
home OF his descendants. He erected
house there in 1927. but this is now
IN ruins. The estate has been divided
into three ranches. One Of them has
10000 acres and is chiefly devoted to
stock raising. Another has 1000 acres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18

Norfolk. arc the guests OF Misses Amt.
and Mittie Cofer.
Miss Lucy Upshur entertained very
delEhtful weekend house party at her
bungalow near Chuckatuok. Those who
enjoyed MisH UpshurH hospitality were
MISSES Fannie Haul. Grace Gordirick and
George Barrow, of Smthfeld Katherine
and Lizzie Plnncr. OF Chuckatuck; Louise
GOODWIN and Lucille Piel. OF Chuckatuck
Miss Marguerite Goodson entertained her
card club on Wednesday evening. The club
prize was by Miss T. Barrow II WAS
an Irish croqueted collar. Miss Lizzie Jor-
dan won the lone hand. embroidered
centrepiece. The mems prize. pair OF
SILK hose, was presented TO w. d. Folk
Those playing were Mesdames j. Walter
Stoll, Z. II. Williams. 7. Barrow n r
Young. Frank Woody. Misses George Bar
row, Violet Lawson. Virginia Hart, Elise
Young. Grace Goodrich. Merle Snyder. Min.
ME Boykin, BESSIE Marshall. Booth Bland
Jannettc Fireman. Annie Call. Harry Good
SON p II Williams. l.. w. Sykes, Harry
and Willie Folk. Edwin G0odson.
Miss Mary Joyner is the guest OF Miss
Eloise Price. in Norfolk
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HOWARDsvILLE


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Howardsville. Va. May I7-Miss Ramsay
was the hostess OF delightful tea at the
Riverside Library Wednesday after
noon
Mrs. Eaton OF Trenton, ~ J.. is the
guest OF Mrs. Leslie Blair.
Stanley White. OF Houston. Tex, n theo-
logical student mt Richmond. is the guest
of @. w. Cimer.
DR.. Henry Bnnis OF New Orleans, ar
rived several days ago to spend some time
at his beautiful summer home in Buck.
ingham
Mrs. A. F. Brady returned this week from
Lynchburg. where she had been visiting
friends
Mias Margaret Gilmer spent several days
in Richmond last week.
DR.. Charles Mcculloch visited Richmond
this week.
Jack Lewis OF Williamson. w. Va. visited
his home here last week.
Hugh Brady, Of Washington. Pa. spent
last week.
Robert w Baldwin. Of the Medical College
Of Virginia. was the guest OF j. A. Han
cock last week,
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BOWLING GREEN

tfpeciaI 10 The Timer. Dispatch
bowling Green, Va. May Afr md
Nrr T GIN spent a part OF this veel
Miss Wilson. Of BIRD. Neat. /, y,,,,,,r
nf ana ~rs walter Wi!,on at the Lawn
Airs Annie 81 Whit" has returned from
visil - friends at The Normal eebooi GA
~rioksburg az
'irs sallie seghr Weaver. Of norfolk
ih> guest Of Mrs Nober, A CoxhllI
hfs rsihe'in" Lee Bert ana daughter.
MhTy' have returned 10 their homo in
HafetlI' after spending tomo tim, Win
Eroedd9s '' o.
Jhfsf "ilpata 4 IoneiHs and Mre Mon.
~ HhH rhifffn, 81 Eichmood spsr, n
ps'f 81 iEih %erE 1l,h Judge and Mrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18
PROVIDENCE FORGE

tSpecial to The Times DispatchJ
Providence Forge. Va, May i7-Miss
Phoebe Potts ha sreturned to her home
here after visit OF several days to her
brother in Petersburg.
Miss Ellen Jerdone and Miss GLADYS
Coleman left Saturday for BALTIMORE where
they will be the guests OF Mas Pauline
Jerdone
Rev Mr.. Merrians. who has charge OF
the Presbyterian churches in Charles CITY
and New Kent for the summer. has gone
to Salisbury. y. c., for a Visit of a few
days
Miss Elizabeth Harrison. OF Taileysville
has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID
coggin.
MIR, and Mrs Charles f. Hughes have re-
turned from their bridal trip and at
home TO their many friends.
J. II. Christian. w F. Gillian and E. F.
Gil have heen in Norfolk an the week
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e. c. Moncure
Mr and Mrs. B. NJ skinker have re-
turned 10 their home at Moss Neck after
VISIT TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Jordan.
l. p Martin is spending some time I'm
iiarrisviIe. w. Va
Harry J.. Anderson has returned to his
nome IN Norfolk after visit to relatives
MISS lofty. OF Petersburg, was the guest
TINS week OF Miss Maxwell, at the Bowling
Green Female Seminary.
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WILMINGTON

Especial TO The Times-Dspatoh
Wilmington. y. g. May i7.-Au!ong IN.
delightful affairs of the week was dane.
Friday night in honor OF Mics Anna q
Tiencken Rad W. e. Cropenberg. who viii
be married next week. The dance was
given In 0ermsnia Hall. and was largely
attended
Al the regular social meeting this week
OF the Tongue and Needle Club the engage.
nasnt OF Mas Lucille King and bryan New.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18

Postmaster Blair Wilson and his father.
C. f. Wilson. recently visited the coaaeds
OF West Virginia.
Mrs +. b. oliver Will entertain the
Daughters OF the Confederacy Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Schrieber has returned home after a
stay OF some weeks at her old home In
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sMITHFIELD

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smithheld. Va, May 7.--Mrs. Claude r.
Hutchns and Mrs. Jack Noel: OF Ports.
mouth have returned to their homes after
visiting their sister. Mrs. William w.
Joyner. .ss'sI isf.lf rs
Mrs. Lewis Landlord and daughter Of
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GoRDoNsvILLE

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.1
Cordonsvilit. Va. May E-Nr. and Mrs.
w. %iIl,nr oshorne were guests this week
OF Nh and Mrs Edward Joreync, OF Ker-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-04-09

The Columbia State has an
uounced that it will discontinue
advertising liquor houses, and
it has ever since been receiving
the plaudits OF those opposed
to the sale of intoxlcantS. These
boquets are all very nice and We
have no doubt The States man
agement is gratlhed thereby, but
the strange part of all OF this
nurrah being given to The State
is, those who are praising it for
its determination have never
given the least encouragement
or acknowledgements Of appre-
citation to the newspapers Of the
order Of The Times that have al
ways refused this class Of busi
ness, but now that The State
= axes a flourish of righteousness
there goes up d general gee, and
nrinformed would think The
State has set a pace in journal
isu. when in fact it is far
behind many of the country
weeklies which are poorer
financially even if they are
richer morally; but then, this
kind of wealth is not good COL
lateral at the bank when paper
becomes due.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-04-09

and for one week, all Silks Of every
kind will be reduced in price so low that
all can buy without hurting the pocket
book. We have very large Stock of
Silks: in fact, mucn too large a Stock,
and we wish to reduce it, and are de-
termined to do so even at loss. Now
if for any reason you havenot bought
your Silks, this is one opportunity
you can't afford to miss. We will not
attempt to name you any prices In
this advertisement, for the simple
reason that we Can not convey to you
the exceptional values in Silks. We
offer you this week by short de
scription and marked-doN price.
The only Way you viii know the real
values we offer is by coming Yourself
to our store, and with your own eyes
see them. They will all be placed in
plain view on our counters with re
duced prices in plain figures marked
on them. You CAN examine select and
buy some and know for fact that
once in your shopping experience you
secured q real bargain. Visit Us
every day this week, you will not
loose anything by it, and we are sure
you won't regret it, for there will be
many other special offerings this
week for you at our store. OF course.
you will not expect Us to charge any.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-04-09

On the opening of the extra
session Of Congress that body
was invaded by 500 women with
petitions for 'votes for women, %
and when they reached the CAPT
tol several of the grave and rev
erend Senators extended to them
the glad hand and bade them
welcome. Oh, these wiley poll
ticians, they know what is ahead
of them, and just as sure as the
world exists there will be a gen
eral suffrage law passed and put
into operation within the next
few years. The women of Amer
ica who are seeking the ballot
are not 10 be judged by their
sisters abroad, our women resort
to an argument which is unans
werable while the women of Lon
don are a reproach to their Sex.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-04-09
Good Razors Possible.

There is very common feeling that
there is q certain element Of chance IN
the purchase Of a razor 1t is some
times expressed that "whatever price
you pay you try your luck Occa-
sionally one hears Of remarkable ra'
zor which holds its edge as if by magic
giving pleasure to its owner every day
for half a lifetime. so that he would
not part with it for guineas. SO long
as it is possible for one razor to be Sc
lected as particularly good one 1t Is
evident that the hardening as carried
out fails 70 impart the maximum et1l'
cheney to the majority The author
believes that it is possible to harden
every razor in gross so that each one
shall be truly duplicate Of the best
Whether it wonId pay to do 50 IS Il
question which IS outside his province
-Ship:ry =. ErayShaw in Engineering
Ma.-a2i:lr
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-04-09
Catarrh Cannot be Cared

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. Is they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh is q
blood or constitutional disease, and in order to
cure it you uusc take internal remedies. Hall :
Catarrh Cure is taken internally land acts direct
ly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall $
Catarrh Cure is not :. Quack medicine. II was
prescribed by one Of the best physicians in this
country for years. and is . regular prescription.
II is composed of the best touics known. COM
bined with the best blood purifiers, acting di-
rectly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
com 0ination Of the two ingredients is what pro-
duceS such wonderful results in Curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY Il CO.. Props, Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists. price 73c
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-04-09
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES
DRESS LINENS

White and Coiors. We are showing
splendid Line of Linens in white.
natural Linen and coIors. 25 inches
and yard. wide, 20 and 40c. values.
Economy, Motor, and Linen Crash
SuitingS at Special Price-i5 to 25c.
the yard.
Belgian Linen Suiting in white
only. Very serviceable for Suits or
Skirts. also Suits for Little B ,ys,
cheap at regular price, 20c. the yard.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-04-09
THAT CIRCULAR.

We cannot see why those who
become so Jealous in a political
campaign will endeavor to make
statements which are without the
semblance Of foundation, and, in
order to create prejudice
against a citizen of the county,
90 so tar as to make charges
against him of which he is en-
tirely innocent. We refer to a
circular which was distributed
in this, and the other counties OF
the congressional district relat
ing to, and disclosing the iegls-
lative record of Hon. r. S.
Whaley. It has come to US from
several sections of the county
that the authorship Of this cir
cular is charged to US, that We
worked up this record and Sent
it out as a campaign document
at a late hour so that MIR. Wnaley
could not have an opportunity
to refute it.
We have lived in Clarendon
the best part of our life, and it
is the first time in our recollec
ton such a charge has been di
rected at US; we have been in
many a political battle, some OF
them have been exceedingly
hard fought, but never have we
done anything hidden; whenever
we took a position it was made
public; therefore, we think it is
a late day for Us to resort to un
fair tactics, and we hope that
none of our friends will be de
ceived into believing US at all
responsible for the circular.
Here are the facts with re-
gard to that circular which
has been made so much OF
by the Whaley supporters. The
first time we ever heard of
Mr.. Whaley's record having
been looked up was from a
prominent supporter of Mr.. Won
Kolnitz who told US that Mr..
Won Kolnitz had Whaley's iegis
lative record; from another
snnrco we wara told tho ~"o~"l:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-04-09
Straight at II.

There is no nse of our" "bealing arouu(
the BUSH" We might as well out witt
1t first as last. We want you to tr'
Chamberlain Cough R nedy The neX
lime .ou have a ough or cold. Their
is no reason so far Is We can See why
you should noS do SO. This preparation
%, us remarkable cures has gained :
world wide reputation, and peopl'
everywhere speak Of IL 10 the hishes'
u-,ms OF praise. IL is for sale BY a.!
uea lerS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-04-09
Love and Hate.

Love uu.'r more: perhaps this time
YOU iray >n.r'eed ii being loved back
again
Enemies ;:re only useful as long as
you are rising Once at the top you
must d. away with them by making
them your friends Epigrams Of Queen
Elisabeth Carmen SYLVIA.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-04-09
At j. H. RIGBYS.--BEGINNING WITH TODAY.

This week the price, 15c. the yard.
Keilary Dimity in colorS. small,
neat de-. gns. regular price. 12c.; for
this week We offer it at I0c. the yard.
We are showing some extra good
values in Curtin Goods, both white
and colors, about 25 pieces to select
from, l0c. the yard and up.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-04-09

Rheumatism as a result of kidney
trouble, stiff and aching joints, back
ache and sore kidneys will all yield tc
the US. of Foley Kidney Pills. They are
tonic in action. quick in results. cura-
rive always. W. $. Skelron, Stanley.
Ind., says: II would not take S 00.0C
f,r the relief from kilney trouble | re.
lived from one single box Of Foley
Kidney Pills" The Dickson Drug Co
Manning, S. g., Leon Fischer, Sum
merton, S G..