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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11

balb audi sic eriten 2ebrerimten Ser
gr0Beren Srte bes &reiles 5u ser Ser
lammlung gelaben marer. nm Die Sc
nreitr6e @emer 1abt a1f einem
freien 8labe imnitten oes Srtes Elm
8ismardoe1rfmal erribten, 6as am
100. @eburtstage 6es Nltreidsfan5-
lers ~eingetpeibt mer6en ioa. - Seit
800 Sabren tpur6e IN Ser alten Sc
nreir1oe stiepel bel 9 lanfenitei n
fein fatbolii6er @ottes6ienit abgebal-
ten. SIN Sabre 1908 mur6e Ser
@runoitein 5u elmer @allfabrtsfirde
a1f Sen uStiepeler Mlpen" gelegt,
melde 6en &atbolifen CUR 3eit Ser
reformation entriiien mur6e. Sic
lit beltte nod i'm 8eiib ser Broteitan-
ten. SIM letten Sabr5ebnt biloete
ii6 pieoer cine fatbolil6e @enein6e,
sic iid iebt mie6er Elm @ottesbaus
baltt. Ser @r11n6itein 5m Der 11elten
Ml1ttergottesfirde, sic eine @aq-
fabrtsfir6e mer6en ioa, lit am II.
Scat gelegt tpor6en. = Sic MuSgra=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11

Ibnrgen, bie M11iel1mso director Baum
inn &0merlager Sberabe1 mie6er
aufgenommen bat, baben in bieien1
Sabre idon %friib5eitig 51 einem iebr
gliidliden grgebniB gefiibrt. Sn Ell
nem Drummer nurben mebrere gut
erbaltene @affentbeile g%efun6en, aus
6eren6orm berDorgebt, baB oie bisbe-
Irigen slnidaul1ngen uno &econitruc=
tionen oes romiiden 9egionars poll=
ltan6ig unbaltbar iin6. Ser frli=
bere &aiiirer %. &ermam Ser &bei=
niid-@ eitfGlii@en Disconto : @eiell-
i6aft fat 10000 Mf. unteri6logen.
- 9ie MGgemetne Drtsfrantenfaiie
1ortmuno bat 6as r11n6 300 Mor=
gen groBe &ittergut 5r0nSberg
auf 6em @odgebirge 5miiden suno=
mig, @eitig un6 @arbed fir 100000
0ff. a1rgefouft, UNI oaielblt ein &C.
mel 1tngsbeim fir lire &ranfen ein5u=
ri6ten.
&beinprpbin5.
Ser ul1langlt peritorbene CONNER
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
kIndor 0chroIon
MACH FLETCHER'S
0RIA
Die aIte beimatb.
9annoner.

@inem D~eutl1=Mmerifaner, Ser iid
lin &annoper nie6erla1ien moQte,
|iin6 $4,000 Wf. enttpen6et mor6en.
Mo9 ieinen Mngaben bat linn auf Sem
@eg bonn @abnbof Elm gut geflei6eter
&err, nit 6em er ms @eiprd@ &c.
fomme11 NOR, cine gelbe, leberne
8rieftaide, in Der iid 81 Stiid eng
Ii}6e 1O0<8fun6noten 1n6 cine so
8fun6note Ser @tanbar6bonf befan<
BEN, entmenoet. = 8eim Nrin3 Setn.
ri6-@ettflug fnmen sic 2ieutenamts
8. 806re un6 g. &einbar6t, ols ite
in Ser M6be bon @elIem6orf
nit ibrem Meroplan IN etr @emitter
gerietben, um's 9eben. SIR Meroplm
iiberitiir3te fi@ in elmer Sole BON
$500 SUB un6 Die beiben Sniaiien
fieIen CUR @r6e. Diefe @atnftropbe
bringt Die 3abl Ser Opfer, sic Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11

Ser beurige Stnbienfmrims bes
Gemtralperetns fir 6en @eIten mtro,
mie in 6en @oriabren, mieoernm IN
Spring 8onf, @is., abgebalten mer=
oen nno 5par IN Sen Sagen bonn "a.
Biz %. Mnguit. Sir 6ie @ortrage ltno
betpdbrte &rdfte %ge1ponnen tporoer.
SIM 8 ten miro beuer fem &11riuS
abgebolten mer6en megen 6es 3niam=
m%entreffens mebrerer @oroertiore1
uno @%onferen8en. Sn Mnbetrodt Der
tii6tigen &rafte nn6 Ser beionberen
@idtigfeit Ser gu bebanoelnoen @e<
genitdr6e ioate .eine quite 8etbeili<
gung fatboliider Manner, Brieite
un6 2oien nn6 Siinglinge aaer Stan=
Sc at ertparten fem. $50 bem @in=
5elne11 feline Mittel ntbt erlauben, Die
%l1nto1ten ielbit 5n' beitretten, fonten
@ereine o6er @erbdn6e 6ur9 Stif-
tnng bon Stipen6ten einipringen.
Mnf ser @onbention bes Stoatsber<
banbes bon Milionri tpl1r6e ein fol-
dies Shpen6ium betpinigt, mnb Der
staatsberbon6 bon @isconitn i9t6t
bereits felt Sabren Die bei6en Sting
hinge, melde in Sen iabrliden &ebe-
mettltreit oie beiben eriten Breiie er-
ringen, nn9 @pring 8onf. 6offent-
lid mer6en ou@ an6ere @ereine nn6
NerbGn6e 6ieiem 8eiipiele folgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11

oie @%orite1l1ng boriiber lit, miro lie.
oes cling nn6 ie6es Dingeld)en pie.
ser gerpa11 an 6enfelben Srt in 6em-
ielben @age11 berpadt mie eS 6os bo-
rtgemal mar. Se6er 8agen miro bon
6emielben @eipann at bem Bug &C.
bradt nn6 miro BORT ebenfaqs gerra11
in 6emielben @aggon un6 am ielben
Srt perpadt mie tags 5uDor. 9ieiel=
be Sr6nung miro mabren6 Der gait
5en @orlteuungs5eit innegebalten.
Cine iolde @eieui6aft mte 6ie
8ros. 5teben nit ibrem Sir
fl1s biel 3u idren bon Srt 5u Srt
INN nod 3eit gum Mnlernen ibrer
8eoienten iibrtg GIT bebalten. Som
qetpobnlideiten San6langer Biz gum
gr0Bten &iinitler m1b ie0er feline Ga
DIE geno1 perfteben un6 bereit
fem leine Mrbeit 511 berridten 5n IT.
gen6 elmer 3eit urr6 5tun6e mo- eS
%berlangt miro. @oumar 8ros. baben
fir bieies Sabr @errn Diesbods ge=
idmIte mil6e Sbtere, ibrem an un6
fir iid i6on rieltgen Sirius fir 6ie-
fen CONNER 5ugefigt nn6 6ieie cont
binirten usboms" itn6 am Dienitag,
Sen 16. Slni bier in ct. @lou6 GIT
Ieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
8e5iiglid Ser sp5ialen @eietse-

Se51tgltd) Der SD5t1lett 0e1eR9e'
bung ml1rben auf Ser lebte @o6e IN
5bebopgan, @is., gebaltenen Sabres=
fonbention 6es Stuatsperban6es fol-
een6e 8eidliiie sefaBt: u@ir befur'
morten nerniinfftige un6 gere6te TO-
5iaIe @eiebe, borab 5um @dube Der
Mrbeiterflaiie. @ir opponiren Der
ierueIen @%uffldrung, eugeniiden Ste
formperiuden un6 dbnlide ertremen
@efeben unb eradten bieielben aIs
6a1rd)ous 1tidt bimrei6enb, Ole @ebote
@ottes 5u erieben. @ir erfI6rer nns
gegen iegli6e @inmiidung 6es Stoa-
tes in uniere religioien Snitit1te, TO-
tpie audi gegn 2teferung FREEZER Cert
bidder. BUR @ermtn6erung nn6 Be-
feitigung 6es io5ialen uebels nnb Der
Grunfiu6t berlmgen mir cine itren-
ge 9 r@fibrung Ser befteben6en ein-
i6ldgigen @eiebe. SSn ieber 8epe-
g1rrg, uelde 6ie 6rau Dem beimii6en
@erb, un6 sic Mutter ser 6o1iIie at
entfrem6en iudt, iotpie in Dem gegen<
tpGrtigen 2urns, in 3~1t1rebnren6er Ser
gniigungsindt nidt mir6er in 111ta11-
itGn6iger un6 unebrborer Groren-
tradt erfennen mir cine @efabr6l1ng
Ser Gn1nilie unb BEG i6eoIen 6orni-
Iie1leberts."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
@oamar 8ros. sroker Girfns.

u9ron11rg m11B fem" beibt eS BEL
ieoem tidtigen @%eiddftsmarr. Sn
fei1tem @eidGft lit es aber 10 n0tbig
na6 6ieier @egel 5u bon6eln nls in
ser @ermolt11ng @oImar 8ros. Cir
fns. @onmar 8ros. Nlmericas Greet,
eft @botp lit am Dienitag, ben 16.
Stunt, bier nn6 gtbt @oriteqnngen.
@enn in elmer iold)e11 groBen @eiea>
i6oft mibt ol1es nod einem beitimm-
ten @Ian un1 nod getpiifen @egeln
miiroe, tp6re bal1 aqes
I'M gr0Bten 9urbeinanber. @enr1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
Tiibren itets sn b~ei1erer @eimnbbeit

grnite &ronfbeiten fangen an nit
l11lor6n1tngen bes Mngens, 2eber unb
@teren. 0us Bette @orreftiin un6
&crpertip lit Or. Sings Melte 2ebens.
mittel. sic reinigen bos 8lut -ber-
fiigen l1nper6m1lidfet, bolten 9eber,
Mieren uno @ingetpei6e in geiun6em
3uitan6e. @tbt @u9 Before @eiunb-
beit> in6em 6os SDitem bon Sen &c.
.a6bren6e1 un6 bIGbenoen Mdbrmit-
teln gereinigt miro. @irfim uno
milo. 25c bei .gnrem Mpotbefer.
8udIen's Mr11ica SnIbe fiir ole Ser.
- anoeioe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
Sir eime1t perfdledterten Mppetit.

Sir einen berfdledterten Ippeth.
lin Sen Mppetit gu beiiern nno Die
@eroounng gu itarfen, beriu@t Elm
paor Doien @bamberlatns Sablette.
&err S. $. seit bon Detroit, Mi@.,
iagt: Isle iteQten meiner Gppetit
mieoer Der, oIs er IN idle9tem gu
1ton6e tpar, befrette mid bon etnem
aufgebl6bten @efiibl un6 berurfabte
Elm angenebme un6 3ufrieoenitelen6e
8epegur1g meiner @ingepei6e." gu
faufen BEL Wortir1 Molitor. = Mn'
aeiae.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
knaben-UnterZeug,

&nabenzgn5ise in golbrisson, %nebri9er gaaden, tur3e
Mermel, gu 25c.
SHUTTING @orte BON 8albrig9an g%ln5igen, >peiB nnb
@cru; audi Die por5s g%eitridten; ale @tpls gu Soc un0 Csc.
Separate &naben=6oien uno @em6en in 8albris9au,
gerippt uno por0S 9etridt, gu 25c.
&on,mt 3u bieie 5tore fMr l%1nter5eug, ouf bas SIR
@u@ p%erlalien f6nnt. G}uniin9mear, &aDier unb 9epenoon
iinb bic 6auptiaben in %l1nter3eu9 iber baS gan3s 2onb, un0
mir iinb bic ertlulipen @9enten. sic toiten ni6t mebr, aS
bic ge>p6bnlibe @orte.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27
FIRE At CONWAY.
LUMBER COMPANIES PLANT is
PARTIALLY DL ;rROYED.
Planning Mills and Large Stock i'm
Yards Saved by Departments Good
WOrk-Damage is $4,000.

Conway, May 24.-Conway Lumber
company's plant in South Conway
was partially destroyed by fire this
afternoon, entailing a loss of $4,000
with $46,500 insurance. Fire broke
out in the room Of the saw mill about
1880 p. m. and within a few min.
utes was beyond control. The local
fire company responded to the alarm
quickly and thus saved the planning
mills and the large stock of lumber
in the yards from destruction. The
fire engine was stationed on the banks
Of the Waccamaw river near the
burning plant and the laddies worked
heroically and with most excellent re.
suits for several hours. The nine
dry kilns of the company and the
lumber therein were destroyed. The
old sawmill, together with the new
one. which was in process Of construc-
tion, we're also consumed by the con.
flagration. H. M. Ambrose, the man.
ager Of the company, when inter.
viewed by The States correspondent
stated that the mills would be rebuilt
and that work on them would begin
shortly.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27

prOXimately 500 per front foot, and
is reasonably worth SIS or $50 per
front foot. So that it can not be Sc
riOusly claimed that the raises which
they made resulted in returning prop
erty at the same proportion of its val
ue,-which is what l understand as
equalization. These instances are suf-
ficient to show that the County Board
of Equalization could not be fairly
charged with Setting at Naught the
Work Of the Township Board in
equalizing assessment valuations on
the business property in the City Of
Sumter" for while some Of the PROB
erty was put at 33 1-3 per cent of its
value, it ranged down as low as IL 1-2
er cent of it's value, as just shown in
Harvin street property.
Unquestionably the corner of Main
and Liberty streets has been for
nearly 100 years, and probably will
be for many years to come, the busi-
ness center and the highest priced
property in the city and values drop
off as the distance from the center in
creases. The result of the uniform
price per front foot for whole squares
from the business center was that the
property farthest from the center was
raised more than the property near to
the center. The effect of the reduc-
tion of half the increase put on by the
township board will therefore result
in reducing the uneQualization brought
about by such a basis of valuation,
and is by no means SO unreasonable as
would appear from the article to
which exception is taken. OF course
l realize that what was done is far
from an ideal solution of the trouble,
but with the limited time in which
the board had TO hear appeals it would
seem as equitable an arrangement as
appeared to be practicable, the board
having taken the position that there
would not be time for a reassess-
ment lot by lot.
r. B. Belser.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27
JAPS ENTER PROTEST.
Bullets Fan Nes.r Launch From
Cruiser.

On Board u. s. 8. California. Mazat-
Ian, Mex. May %. via wireless to
San Diego. CAL. May 24.-A new in
ternational element entered into the
Mexican situation today when con-
stitutionalist bullets, fired at some
launches that were bearing provisions
I the beleaguered federals in city
fell dangerously near q launch be-
longing to the japanese cruiser sta
toned here.
The commander of the Japanese
warship immediately forwarded a pro-
test to Gen. Obregon, constitutional.
list commander.
So far no concerted movement Of
the constitutionalists to take Mazat-
Ian has been attempted. A desultory
artillery fire has been kept up by
both armies. who seem content tC
occupy their fortified positions.
A report has reached the American
fleet stationed hero that the constitu
tionalist commander at San Bias has
forced a loan sufficient to pay hi.
troops.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27

MINISTER ACCEPTS
COLLEGE PRESIDENCY.
Will Succeed DR.. A. j. Hall, Who
Resigns After Three Years of Salts
factory Scrvice-Rcsigns as Pastor.

Hartsville, May PA telegram
received this afternoon by ]. j. Law
ton, secretary of the board Of trus-
tees of Coker college, from the Rev.
Howard Lee Jones, ID. d., pastor of
the Citadel Square Baptist church of
Charleston, states that he resigned
as pastor OF that church today and
Will become president of Coker ccl-
lege, beginning his duties at the col
lege on June Is.
DR.. Jones will succeed DR.. A. ].
Hall, who resigned as president "a
few weeks ago. Mr.. Lawton inform
ed DR.. Jones Of his election while in
Nashville last week in attendance
upon the Southern Baptist conven-
tion.
While general regret is felt over
the resignation Of DR.. Hall who has
accomplished a great work and under
whose three years administration the
college has gone forward at a satis-
factory pace, the news that DR.. Jones
will succeed him is received with
genuine delight by the faculty, student
body and by all the citizens Of the
town.
He conducted a series of meet
ings here year ago and was pres
ent at Baptist banquet here on tho
night of December 81. The visits have
endeared him TO all hearts, and his
coming, it is felt. will mean much to.
ward the continued advancement OF
Coker college and the community.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27
KILLED IN RUNAWAY
Mrs. LOnnie Redd Dies Near Aiken
When She Leapcd from Buggy

Aiken, May 21.-Jumping from a
buggy when the horse her husband
was driving early this afternoon be-
came frightened and ran away, Mrs.
Lonnie Redd, who lives near Aiken,
was instantly killed. Her head struck
the ground and her neck was broken
Mrs. Redd had been to Aiken with
her husband and when their shopping
was done they started to return homo.
Just below the city they passed a
friend in another buggy and playfully
Mr.. Redd struck at him with the
buggy whip. Mr.. Reeds horse be-
came frightened at the swish of the
whip and started to run. Mr.. Redd
was unable to control the animal for
the reason that the bride bits broke.
He told Mrs. Redd to jump, and as
she did so she was thrown heavily TO
the ground. Death was instantaneous.
The accident occurred on the Mont
morenci road, two miles from the city,
about / o'clock.
1t was at first reported that an au-
tomObile frightened the horse, but
that was erroneous.
Before her marriage to Mr.. Redd
the dead woman was Mrs. Hamp
Woodward. Her first husband was
killed by a train in 1908 between
Aiken and MOntmorenci, not far from
where she met her tragic death this
afternoon.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27
AUGUSTA SECURES CAMP.
TROOPS OF, FOUR STATES TO
l. PARTICIPATE.
Isle OF Palms Was Site First ChOs.
en-Change Due to Controversy.

Columbia. May 25.-The South
Carolina National Guard yesterday re-
ceived with interest the announce
ment that the Ninth division instruc-
tion is to be located at Augusta. The
Information was given in special
story from New York to the Augusta
Chronicle. from Thos. w. Loyless,
the editor Of the paper. The selec-
ton of the camp site has been under
advisement since the order for the
camp at the Isle Of Palms was re-
voked by the secretary Of war after a
controversy with the governor of
South Carolina About 10000 men
will be sent to. Augusta by the United
States war department from North
Carolina. Georgia, Florida and South
Carolina.
Following special dispatch from
New York appeared in The Chron-
icle Of yesterday:
''As q result Of efforts inaugu-
rated by the Merchants and Manufac-
turers association more than a month
ago. and kept up continuously but
very quietly since, Augusta secures
the Ninth dicvision instruction camp
Of the National Guard from July is,
embracing about 10000 trooL,.
This was definitely settled here
yesterday and today in interviews
with General Evans. commanding the
department of the east, and Col.
Wright. chief Of staff. The site Sc
lected is Aumond. which all agree,
from photographs and maps submit
ted. is one Of the finest military camp
sites ever brought to their attention.
Acceptance of the site. however. is
conditioned upon the city furnishing
water and extension of the street car
track. The city has accepted prompt
lly and wisely. and think ]. g. White
will do so Monday.
'The camp will embrace troops OF
Georgia, North and South Carolina
and Florida. About three regiments
will be In camp at the time, for 10
days each.
This Is the same encampment for
which the Isle Of Palms was selected
In April last and which was lost to
that state by Cole Blease's foolish ac-
tion. Charleston has worked very
hard to secure reconsideration, but
Augusta has been successfully press
ing her claims since the war depart
ment called Blease's BLUM.
"Gen. Duvall Of Augusta strong
ly indorsed the site selected as the
finest this side Of Paradise.
"T. w. L."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27

Nut for the increase In the assess.
Meets Ia this city and In Concord
Hhediston and Shiloh townships the
toena valuation Of property for tax
atien In Sumter county would be q
gFeAt deal less this year than IN 1910
Thb b neither reasonable nor Just
All classes Of property--farm and
city property-have materially IN
creased Instead OF decreasing during
the past three years.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27
SUFFRAGETTE LEADERS AR.
RESTED,
London Headquarters Raidcd and
Books and Papers Seized.

London, May 23.-The police today
raided the headquarters of the Wo-
mans Social and Political Union
(suffragettes), arresting the leading
officers and seizing documents and
books showing the activities of the
militants. Arrangements for the
raid were made secretly and it is be-
lieved 1t is the first step in a cam.
paign ordered by the government to
crush the suffragettes.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27
Child Cross? FC, criSh? Sick?

A cross, peevish, listless child, with
coated tongue, pale, doesn't sleep; eats
sometimes very little, then again
ravenously; stomach sour; breath
fetid; pains in stomach, with diar-
rhea; grinds teeth while asleep, and
starts up with 'terror--all suggest a
Worm killer-sOmething that expels
worms, and almost every child has
them. Kickapoo Worm Killer is
needed. Get box today. Start at
once. You won't have to coax, as
Kickapoo Worm Killer is a candy
confection. Bxpels the worms, the
cause Of your child's t-ouble. 25c at
your druggist-Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27

nsss = ness ctarrn In this section
- - ooonery than Oh other dlDeasea
- toee<eer. and until the last few
y9oeo vaD enopoesa TO be incurahle,
- . gToot many ysasu dootoEv pro-
n1unoo1 y = local dioease and pre-
o1e0o4 looal soneGieA ana By con.
0o1ne2v Milling % cure with local
01oenenG pronounoed Il incurable
1890 hao Deovsa catarrh 20 bs Z
e1ne1tutipn0 disease and therefore
yy4Roo eeas<itutional trsatmsnt
y cAtasTb Curs. manufactured BY
ys5. Cheney Z Co. Toledo. Ohio, d
~ only cpnDtitutional cure on the
nn1heG It = taken internally IN
1D 0rem 10 drops to tsaSpoonfuj.
- epeo directly on the blood and n.u,
go surfaces Ct the system. They
- one hundred dollards for any
So & nh g cure. Send for circu-
- an1 togt1lnooialD. FL.
Atl1rsO; ,. J. Cheney = Co. To-
49, q Dela by drugGists. 7Sc.
- UAn1 yAmi1y PillD for consti-
/. A
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27

City Manager Waite Of Dayton has
written City Manager Robertson ask
ing his opinion as to the holding of a
meeting Of city managers sometime in
the near future. Mr.. Robertson's re-
ply states that some such meeting
next winter would probably be held in
the central part OF the country with
advantage to all Of them.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27
Indigestion? Can't Eat? No Appcti,

Indigestion? Can't Eat? No Appetite
A treatment of Electric Bitters in
creases your appetite; stops indiges-
tion: you can eat everything. A real
spring tonic for liver. kidney and
stomach troubles. Cleases your whole
system and you feel fine. Electric
Bitters did more for Mr.. T. d. PEBBLES
stomach troubles than any medicine
soc and 800 at your druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for eczema.
-Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27
RAILROAD STRIKE THREATENED
Officials and Representatives of Tlain.
men in Conference Today.

Chicago, May 23.-Railroad man.
ayers and a committee representing
five thousand trainmen and switch
men are comforting today in an effort
to avert a strike. Ninety-eight per
cent OF the men voted favOring a
strike. Unless settlement is reach
ed before Tuesday the ,trainmen will
issue an ultimatuM.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27
COushed for Chsel: .ars.

Il am a ,over of yvur godsend to
humanity and science Your medicine,
Dr. Kings New Disco, cry, cured my
cough of three years standing" says
Jennie Flemming. Of New Dover,
Ohio. Have you an annoying cough?
Is II stubborn and von,' yield to treat
men? Get a soc bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery today. What it did for
'ennic Flemming it VIII do for you, no
matter how stubborn or chronic q
cough may be. 1t stops a cough and
stops throat and lung trouble. Re-
lleA or money back. SOC and $1.00, at
your druggist
Bucklen's Arnica Salve for pimples.
-Adyt
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27

No hrmer who has an orchard he
eeSQs anything about should neglect
q use the proper warm weather
gs4ys on II for insect pests and fun
- diseases Full information for
H>ahins solutions and for time of
spreyins can be found In Circular No.
- Of the South Carolina Experiment
sension. to be mad free from Glenn
IN. College.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27

Niasare Fslls. May 25.--The do.
oands made upon the American
qevsrnmshs BY Huerta delegates u,
- hsa,ation conference today point.
- % . euick end OF the negotiations
VnSees Husrta's men recede from
~ position II 10 believed the con.
ssssaess win soon terminate In fail.
Ths Mexican delegates demand tina,
1ssadsne Wilson force the constitu-
oenalists to give up most Of the
4uits cf their military triumphs and
thrsa&sh 70 disrupt the negotiations as
sn altsrnatvs. sRcf
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27
Very Remarkable Cure Of Liver Com
O1aint.

Mr.. Albert Walker, Of Precious. w
Va. suffered intense pain I'm the
stomach and right side at intervals
Tor hfteen years. He had consulted
eight or ten physicians and while they
all agreed that he had liver trouble,
they failed to relieve him. He was
eventually cured by Chamberlains
Tablets. IL you have any trouble
with your stomach or liver. these tab
letr will certainly do you good. For
sal1 by all dealers.-Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27
subvssl.~ Cur os s.ou.c,, r,o.,

euprielng Cure % Stomach Trouble.
Jacob Hindelang. Of Chelsea, Mich,
we9 III with stomach trouble and In
suon bad shape that he lived for two
months on limewater and milk. He
then began using Chamberiain's Tab
ieta he says: II am seventy-six years
or age but never I'm my life used any
medicine that cured In such a short
tire N Chamberlain's Tablets" For
s-lc w cll Aeslers.--Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-27
Relieves Bladder Distress and Weak.

irregular, painful bladder weak
ness"s disappear when the kidneys are
strOng and healthfully active. Take
Foley Kidney Pills for that burning,
scalding sensation-irregular painful
actiOn-heavy, sore feeling and blad-
der distress. You will like the tonic
restorative effect-the relief from
pain-quick good results. Contain no
harmful drugs Try them. Sibert's
Drug StOre.-Advt.