davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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pretfy Well Eixed

Il was surprised to hear that you
had married man with no provisions
for the future" said the brides aunt
"Oh, but we have, auntie," replied
her bridelets. 1--WE have nine cases
Of canned goods In the pantry"
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Hard to Keep Up.

HaTu 70 Ntep Up. N.
Fond Of reading, are your"
"Yes."
"Read all Shakespeare's works, ]
suppose?"
Il don't know whether I've read
his latest or not. SO much stu COM
Ing out these days. Louisville Cour-
ier-J Journal.
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As Good as His Word.

"One dollar, please" said the dem
tist.
"a dollar! But your sign reads:
Painless extraction of teeth free"
Just so! But you hoIlered a bit;
this does not apply in your case.
do my painless extracting free exactly
as I claim When it hurts / charge
for it. One dollar, please."-Boston
Evening Transcript.
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Manufacture of Ghee.

Ghee, the native butter of India
which has been known to keep for cen
turies without becoming rancid, ID
made by boiling butter until all the
watery particles and curds have beer
removed by skimming.
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Some PROGRESS. ANYWAY.

There are still many discourage
ments and backsets along the path OF
progress, but our memory goes bach
to the time when frequently one OF
the chief worries of a campaign man
ager was how to keep the candidate
sober.-Columbus (Ohio) Journal.
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Officer. Dc Your Duty

Il encountered footpad last night"
remarked the alleged funny man,
"and he made me look like IL
o'clock"
"How's that?" queried the poultry
reporter.
Hands upl" explained the other.
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could hardly w a k
across the floor with
out h holdin G on to
something. | had
nervous spells and
my fingers W ould
cramp and my face
would draw, and /
could not speak, nor
sleep to do any good,
had no appetite, and
everyone thought 1
uo11ld not live
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Theory PrnuAd.

DO you believe in this previous ex.
istence theory"
fes. l knew a woman who says
she was born 26 years ago who had
at least four years of previous exist
snce."
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Great citv's SeWaue

Every "a hours there is poured into
the Harlem river 99,000,000 gallons OF
New York city's sewage; into the
North river 132,00O,O00 gallons and
into the East river 264, 100000 gallons
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What a Girl Can Do.

One Of the authorities was asked
whether a girl can love two men al
the same time. Probably not. But
she can give a sufficiently lifelike i'm
ltation of the passion to fool both OF
the men.-Topeka Capital.
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Gettlnu IL Condemned

Hobbs-A man has to do consider
able reading these times to keep up
with the news.
Dobbs-You're right I'm taking
N six bulletins daily.
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On the Safe Side,

Traveler-Waiter get me q lamb
chop, quick. My train goes In 1S min
utes.
Waiter-Yes, sir. Fifty cents.
Traveler-What! Do you expect me
to pay In advance?
Waiter-If you please, sir. You
may be gone before 1t Is ready.
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Dreadful SHgnicion.

He-We must be firm about our en-
Iagenent, dear. and make your father
oe the mark
lha--Pnt sunnose you're. the ilarkf
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Myrtle is in quandary. - What s
the matter with her?n HShe loves mu.
sic, but she needs physical culture. "
HYes7' ''But she hasn't time for
both. " IT can tell her way out Of
the difficulty "IndeedR" eyes;
just tell her to buy an accordian. -
Judge.
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AmhI0UOIIs

Artist (showing latest picture) My
object was to try to express all the
horrors of war" Friend-"I have
never seen anything more HORRIBLE
Boston Transcript.
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Last Resort

We'll, We have exhausted reason,
logic, common sense and Justice. What
more can we do?"
i guess wen simply have 10 so to
iaw."-Iife.
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His Probable Defeat.

"a man dat buys his neckties to
match de color of his eyes, said
Uncle Eben, may have good taste,
but he ain liable to have good judg.
mont"
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Associated Savings Banks of San Francisco

HUMBOLDT SAVINGS BANK, 783 Market
Street. near Fourth.-For the half year ending
June 3O 1915. A dividend has been declared
at the rate of four "a per cent per annum on
all savings deposits. payable on and after Thurs
day. July /. 1915. Dividends not called for are
added to and bear the same rate of interest as the
principal from July /. 1916.
HC. KLEVESAHL, Cashier.
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How He Did It.

IT have seven wives" explained the
unspeakable Turk to the interviewer.
"Great Caesari How do you manage
to pay your dressmaker's billsi"
81 married dressmakers, son of an
infdel! Boston American.
~ hope said Mrs. Corntossel,
"that you II be careful not to take any
counterfeit money while you're in
town. "I never bother about sus-
pectin my fellow-man,n replied her
husband. "If I study out a piece Of
counterfeit money it's impossible to
offer it to anybody without my hand
tremblin' but if pay no attention it s
about as easy to pass it on the next
feller as it was to pass it on me. -
Washington Star.
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DR.. Pierce's Pellets, small, sugar
coated, easy to take as candy, regulate
and invigorate stomach, liver and
bowels. Do not gripe.-Adv.
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ldeaIIst as Others See Him.
An idealist Is frequently a man who
8 trying to think up some dignified ex.
:use for not working.
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WINE GROWERS-Increase the quantity and
quality of your grape wine 1000 without the aid
of water, sugar alcohol drugs pure wine; double
the quantity and better quality. Will sell pro-
cess-formula to parties interested. Write for
particulars. F. Ahlgren. Waller, Montana.
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THOUGHT She
COULD NOT LIVE
Restored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Unionville, Mol suffered from a
female trouble and l got so weak that I
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Optimistic Thought.
More people are slain by suppers
han by the sword
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1oN,r oET Run DOWN,

Weak and miserable. II you have Kid
ache, Dizziness. Nervousness. and feel
tired all over, get package Of MOTHER
GRAY'S AROMATIC LEAF. 1t never
fails Sold by all Druggists or sent by
mail for SOC. Sample sent FREE Ad-
dress, The Mother Gray Co.. Leroy. N. Y.-Adv.
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The Man for the Job.
A bank should be cleaned out by
he janitor, not by the cashier.-Judge
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When Writing Advertisers Please Mention
This Paper.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
DIVIDEND NOTICES

LADIES-Bust form. cool, sanitary. Defy de-
lection. P. o. Box 1887. Los Angeles.
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Landsman-Is the schooling very
thorough on board the training ship?
Sailor-Very. Even the rigging is
saut.
The Western outlook., 1915-07-24

color Silk Wool and Mixed Goods selling 10
MONROE DRUG COMPANY. e. Quincy. ubsoss
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Color goods faster Evsypackae
= Write
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TE}AW FOUND SANE
RELEASED ON BAIL
Judge CphoidS Jury's Verdict OF Mem
tai Condition. Appeal OF State Stay $
FuII FARGO

Judge lph0lds Jury'S Verdict OF Mem
tai Condition. Appeal OF State Stays
Full Force.
New York, July 1G.-Supremc Court
Justice Hendricl1 upheld today tho de-
cision of the jury which declared Harry
*. Thaw sane. 'Thaw was then given
his freedom on $4,000 bail.
The State Immediately served no
tice Of appeal and Justice Hendrick
put Thaw under bail to insure his
presence at future proceedings. A
surety company was prepared togive
the bond and Thaw was taken from
the court house to the judges cham
bcrs SO details might be arranged.
crowd of several hundred lined
the streets around the court house and
chccrcd Thaw wildly when he appear
cd on the court house steps.
In announcing his decision Justice
Hendrix took occasion to comment un-
favorably on the action of alicnists
who had assisted the State in prcpar-
ing the case and then appeared as OK
pert witnesses in court.
81 have reached decision in this
case" Justice Hendrick said, "and il is
based on my own mind, fortified by the
action Of the jury"
Thaw, sitting with his counsel. his
mother and sister, anticipated the
courts decision with broad smile.
DenOunccs AIicnists
II want to say word about The
alienists," Justice HcndricR continued
Eve have been told by one alienist
that it is impossible to determine the
sanity or insanity of person with
out taking the word of alicniSts This
court and jury can not depend upon
the word of an alicnst who for years
has devoted himself to ease OF this
kind and assisted tn it's preparation
That doctorcan help prepare case
and then go on the stand as an expert
witness IS wrong.
al hope the Legislature Of the state
will find some means to correct this.
Some other method should be adopted.
Gentlemen, have adopted the Vor4i&a
OF the jury. | declare now that IT Is
the decision of this court that Harry
X Tk2w IS sane"
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JOHN \. M'PHFRS0N
DIES OF MOUNDS
Shot by VIII Martin Last
Week.
VARIED REPORTS
AS TO OCCUREryCE

y" ""hii'oS, LiriHS Ci0S0 l0SCtilGr,
Have a Difference and as n Result
the Heads of Each Become involved
In Il Difficulty, Leading to a Homi-
eide.
as result OF difficulty between
two we'll known farmers, John *. Nc
Phcrson and VIII Martin, in Waterloo
township III the early part OF last
week, the former was so seriously
wounded that he died Monday night.
The latter, with his uncle and Ilevo
McPhcrSon, is in the county jail pend
ing an application for bail.
conflicting reports do not leave a.
very clear idea as to how the difficulty
came about or the details OF the kill.
ling itself. However, ll-fccling had
existed between the two families, who
are closely related, for some time. sew
oral years, il is said. The eSarlugc-
mcnt broke into open conflict last
week over very petty incident when
John Martin, the uncle of the defcnd-
ant, Charged that the daughter Of Nc
phcrSon had stolen some apples whilc
passing through the Martin promises.
As r,,,tnr of FAC, ,ho N,.,,,,,,...,,,,,.
"dmlt that the girl did pick up several
apples which had fallen on the ground
oij ta it was but q thoughNess act
aHa n2t IN anywiSc.a theft Ihe mat
tar ys. ~, :rod nn. -, .o,an., ais
ls,.ut orr,.i,rs o.1. r.,,i,,..
nn.n .,.ta1 ,t o,c,, moot,u ,>,r
a nararooI con,h,i v,. oha,. ~
rrecinitatcd botynn, ,r,p,or.,,, ~,
.lgrn Nartin r,o ,,o,o ,s ,,,;n ~,
gin. Mcpnorson had. draw, III ,nifo
.rru so,po sav th,t ron, N,rt.,,.l,od
.d#atyn ono also wn,r v,ir ,raru,
ca,rnd p,or Ncphorson - ao..s, rnn~,
tI.a at,ark. Mrs McI,horeon v,o Ia.
si.ttna on hor n,azz, states n,,t Ar
NJ ri;p Lr.an 10 shoot w;,ho., s,rl,,.
,goyocation. hut M. u,rtir lo,,oro.
,haf Nnphcrson movod nnon hr,r ,,,,,,
his knife drawn as If 10 ot,.rl, ana
.ihgt. not pti, he vii, N,rti, b.s ro
,lag.na so, soma ,i,nn disto,co 1i1 no
SHOOT ard ,ncn hc shot info ~ o.,,,ra
to rrignton Ms assni,9rt D;.r.aora-
ina hid wa-nng, Martin dco,s,o. ,hot
Ale Mapncrson continued - j ,rrn
.aDoY Sim with hts knirc so i, sb,t
azatn, this time hitting him ir a.,. les,
hop,na 10 ston him withon4 /, HUI.
him. Whon this shot was ,,nra5 Mc-
tnmson fcll ana was later aa sa 10
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feutons are Gradually Sur.
rounding Polish Capital
RUSSIAN HOPES
RAPIDLY FADING

With Field Marshall Won Hindenburg
and Mackensen Gradually Pushing
Together the Two Ends of Huge
Scmi-Circle, Hopes Of Holding WAR
Saw Grow DINNER.
London. July 19.-With the German
Field Marshals Won Hindenburg. on
the north, and Won Mackensen, on the
south, whipping forward the two ends
OF the great arc around Warsaw, it is
realized in England that Grand Duke
Nicholas, in defending the city, has
the most severe task imposed on him
since the outbreak Of the European
war. Some military writcrs seem to
think the feat is well-nigh impossible.
There was sustained confidence that
Germany's previous violent attacks
along the BzuraRawka front never
would pierce the Russian line, but the
present colossal coordinate move was
developed with such suddenncss and
carried SO far without meeting serious
Russian resistance that more and
more the British press is discounting
the fall of the Polish Capital, and
while not giving up all hope OF its
retention, is pointing out the enormous
difficulty the Russian armies have
labored under from the start by the
existence Of such salient.
Plight OF Russians.
Unable to straighten out their line
by an advance through East Prussia,
in the north, and Galicia. in the south
the Russians pcrpctually have faced
the pinccrs Of the AuStro- Germans,
and If these can be sufficiently tightcn-
ell Warsaw must go, and with it the
entire line.
AS was the case Saturday. when the
Austro-Gcrmans recorded the success
of their offensive in the east, no ofliciai
communication from either Berlin or
Vienna reached the London news
papers today. Saturdays communiCa-
ton was released Sunday for publica-
ton, and up to nearly midnight no
ne" 0oi''i''"i ca''oil mas come 10 ii'hd.
III '''e 'DSe"ce OF addltiohal oilicial IN
formation from Pctrograd thcrc is
nothing to throw fresh light on the
eastern 'front.' Dut mo Aus'ro-Gcrman
""F"'i'c co"lo haro!y so soon nave
io"l us i''oi''cn''''"'
Nccoro'hs TO INC laioSt accounts
'"c Au"''o-'etlliah ioFcGS' adVahclh&
rom i'a"S''EH"' were Wi'llh 'oFiN
''''e' o' N"'H""' "'''e 10 'hc So"'''
'"'l N'''"No'"e'' > centre at points "HS
"i'"'h 'ch ii'i'c5 oi me i'uoiih-oholu' III
N"'' 'o"o'
hhNS''"S hcl'"i'en ''caNl III" HarShN'
i'oi'uo"' '"'S ~ nc M"rhInS
'oS' '""'leH' correspondents report"
ti'aI thc S'auua' evacuation ol war
81" III" Oee" "E"eicu pS INC i'uSSla'iS'
!,
hou.h ,e,
r,r,,on. ~. IN .,
- r..a,a ~, ~ w
a, :, IT, ,,'
do,,om. =, raoa h,,,
n c..
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'LAURENS VOTERS
HEARD CANDIDATES
Speeches a Repetition of
Former Efforts
CROWDS DWENELED AS
SPEAKING PROGRESSED

Candidates for Congressional Honors
Spoke Before Laurcns Voters in the
Court House Saturday. Last Meeting
OF County Campaign at Laurens Mill.
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Russians Reported Leaving Warsaw.
London, July 20. The Morning
Posts budapest correspondent reports
that the gradual evacuation OF War
saw has been ordered by the Russians.
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ATTACK ON ORUNDA
INCREASES GRAVITY
Attack on Passenger Ship By German
Submarine Without Warning Causes

! Gr"Sc Concern.
Z, Washington, July l7.-Into the grave
| situation that has developed between
the United States and Germany oyer
| the sinking of the Iusitania was
thfust another issue today when it
! was revealed that the British steamer
Orduna, carrying score of Ameri-
cans, had been attacked by a German
submarine.
Should first reports of an attempt
| to torpedo the Orduna without warn
| ing be borne out by the official invcs-
tlgation 1t was indicated in official
| quarters that the United States prob
ABLY would regard the incident as add
Ing a grave element to the already
strained relations between the two
countries
( Lacking information as to tho Cir
: cumStanccS Of the attack officials
/ were unable to predict tonight TO what
/ extent The Orduna case would agsra-
/ vato the situation, but they thought
/ the question would certainly compsl
serious consideration by President
/ Wilson and his Cabinet.
! Although the Orduna cscaped TN
hurt This, iii thc view Of officials, does
/ not relieve the case Of grave posSiEil-
| itics. The fact that a bcligcrcnt NOR
chant ship, bo2nd for the United
states With Americans on board and
& WithnrI y nd
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Mrs. Mary Bowen and hor daughters,
Mrs. Mary Copoland, and Master iaf-
old Bowen, of Hamlet, NJ Co$leaYe to-
day to visit Mrs. Howen's son, Nj,
Badger Bowen, in Toieda, o.
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HEAVY FINE IMPOSED

f SPARTANBURG. Jan. 13.--Jesse w.
Cooke OF Raleigh, -. c., arrested here
Monday night and held under the
charge OF obtaining goods under false
pretense, in connection with his ef-
forts to work what had become known
m the "Gend change" awindle on n
local drug stoie. pleaded guilty in
the police court yesterday morning
and was fined $500. Half OF the fine
was on the charge OF yagrancy. Cooke
is member Of o prominent family In
Hampton, Va. and Is the son-in-law
Of prominent minister In Raleigh. N.
ID. !
The police have been req0 estei to
hold him for Charlotte. NJ. c., au-
thorities where 1t Is said he Is wanted
on q similar charge. Until the first
Of the year. Cooke says, he was as
-sistant purchasing agent for the Car
olina Power and Light Company ut
Raleigh. M. Co..
DR.. q. S. Alderman, pastor of the
Firat Baptis. church here. has inter
ested himself in tis case and has COM
municated with his people in vir-
ginia and North Cafolina.
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Personal

II e.
Z. G.. Evans of Pendleton was
among the visitors In the city yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Harris of Pendleton
were in the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shackelford of
Pendleton were visitors In the city
yesterday.
Thomas Cunninghafn, q well known
tewele. OF Hartwell, Ga, was in the
city yesterday.
". C. Brock Of Pendfeton was in the
city yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. joe Aud have re-
turned from q visit to Sumter.
Allen Martin OF the county was In
the city yesterday.
Sam jackson OF Iva was among the
visitors in the city yesterday.
A. McPhail Of the Hopewell esction
was In the city yesterday.
James McKelvey or Mount Carmel
was In the city yesterday.
j. r. Simpson OF Mount Carmel was
nmong the visitors in the city yester-
day.
n D. walker Of Columbia was
day.
]. l., Newman of GreenviIle was q
visitor in the city yesterday.
4. G.. Lane OF Charlotte was in the
city yesterday.
DIR. w. s. Hutchinson OF the Leba-
pon section YVES &c the city yester-
day.
;, Mrs. j. B. King Of willianpston was
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shopping in tine city yesterday.

taf'-
shupplns IN the city yesterday.
y martin OF the Hopewell sec.
ssys vas ih tn city yesterday.
Hon' Seorge ". sullivan OF VIII
iiamslon was a visitor in the city yes
teraay.
%: n. virgin OF IoWnviHe was q
sisttor yesteraay IN the city.
y. Many Oh tne High Shoals Sec
tioh was IN the city yesterday.
f' anu MIS-. =. w, Prultt OF Iva
were IN the city yesterday
"A. E.sWrignt OF Townviile was In
tue CITY yesteraay.
n ~, Wfignt OF Townyiile was
snions the yisitors In the city yester-
aay.
,,,a,. \, II. wright OF Townyille was a
VISITOR In the city yesterday.
John Mcdonald of the Fair Play
secsion Was In the city Yesterday.
W y; Martln OF the county was
sisItor IN tne city yestef ss IN = K g &!
.. y, Jones OF the county was IN the
ci5y yes.erqay tor y. Q snort while
BOSS Ncrrlss OF Antreytile was in
ths city ycsteiday ior snort while.
wv. - DoDpins OF Townyflle was in
the clty Yesterday
.; Y. Dopp1ns OF HartWeils Ga. was
IN Ihe city yesterday.
W. Y. Merrits OF the Roberts sec
ton was In the city yesterday.
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AsaaasIIs IleIns -.

y CHICAGO. Jan. 14.Esefy chm
owner IN the American and National
leagues. the presidents OF she, leagues
and sons minor sehgue Glib owfiess.
will Gle afIsdhyits giving Tnnnsk ted
baseballs S side OF the Federal Tea knoss
antitrust suit mex. week. Ii was said
-. .=.si Fan Johnson. AaiEuas
mann and Charles Thomas. president
OF the Chicago ationalc5 Already HAD
prepared aiIldAS.ilb and s9zhs Al.
Ic0miskey, OF tiiS chicAS0 A.neslesa5.
md Robert 1Iedgess 0f the ST. f.odis
AsneEicans saHe tbkir sessisncny.
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+ BACK HURTS USE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Eat Less Meat II kidneys Feel Like
(. Lead or BLADDER Beshers.

Most folks forget that the RisiDeys
like the bowels. get sluggish aad cicgs
lVed md nesd q fltishing occasionally,
else we have headache and dull mis-
cry IN the kidney region. severe
headaches, rheumatic twinges. torpid
liver acid stomach. sleepiessness and
oil sort Of bladder disorders,
You simply must keep your lridnays
active and clean, and the moment you
feei an ache or pain In the ksdney
rtgicis. get shout four onneeB OF Jed
asaltssfrDrn any good drug store here,
take o tablespoo In q glass OF wat
ef before breakfast for q few, di,rs ana
your kidneys will then net fiiie. This
famous salts II made frosa the acid
cf grapes end ieuion juice, Combined
with lithia, and is harmless to stimn-
late them 10 nesguai activsty It also
IneusrhllEes thA acids ir the -
50 1t no longer irfitates. thus sndine
bladder disorders. ts,
Had Salts is harmless. ifiex6ensfye.'
makes q deligh htfui eitervescent htfia-
water drink which evarybcdy eIioals7
tale !. s.-s end sss=sss - tld.
|nesa esean. mus avoiding asFioas Soin-
piicatl lona s
a reli-kncWn local ifuekisk SAYS
he helle lots pt 1ad salts Is folks who
be'lcyc IN oyefe1minK tsdnnf trOahlo
y elsiis Il 81 only tEouhla
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Ga: 6:ttl
MRS w. A. HUDGENS, Edffor
Eiiivn0 60.
Miss Nina Russell Married.
E,hiiSHo III o s..

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Russell have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Nina. to Rev. H. B. Ferrell
OF Hinton, West Virginia on Monday
evening. December IL, In Hinton.
Mrs. Russell received telegram on
Tuesday, but they waited until let
ters came yesterday giving the details
before telling their friends the news.
Mrs. Farrell had been teaching in
Hinton since September, and spent
the holidays at home with her par
ents. Recently Mr. Ferrell. who Is a
Baptist minister. had call to the
Moody Institute In Chicago and so
persuadsd Miss Russell to be mar
rtea at once and go with. him to his
new work. She Ia q graduate OF Win
throp College, young lady OF decil-
ed talent and an attractive PERSONAL
ity. She possesses G voice OF rare sweet
ness and her many friends here wish
for her the greatest happiness and
success. S; i
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1t will be seen by comparison of
the new schedule with the old one
that instead OF nine trains departing
from Anderson daily and nine arriv-
Ing here each day. there will be only
seven each way per day after this.
The change In the number OF trains
operated is to be brought about by
the discontinuance OF the limited
trains. There will be trains going
through to Greenwood and Greenyille
as before. but all incoming and out
going trains will make all regular
stops along the way. II
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CHANGES EFFECTIVE
ON P. 8 \. SUNDAY
SCHEDULES WILL BE CHANG.
ED AND NUMBER OF
TRAINS CUT FRONs 8 tot
ALL WILL STOP
Two Limited Trains Will BE TAX.
en- OR-All Trains VIII Make
All Stops.
STOP

announcement was made yesterday
that effective next Sunday changes in
schedules, numerals of trcIns and the
number operated On the South Caro-
lima division OF the Piedmont G. North
ern lines will be made. The changes
become effective Immediately after
midnight or Saturday. January 16, or
vim the beginning of Sunday.
The ll>st important of changes will
be the taking Off OF the two limited
trains, that Is, those trains which op-
Grated over this division without max
Ing the usual local stops along the
way. After Sunday all trains will
make local stops. The observation
cars which were operated on these
limited trains will be taken off and
stored until next summer, when they
VIII again be put into service.
Under the new schedule the follow
Ing departures from Anderson will ba
In force: