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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-14
HAVE YOU WEAK LUNGS?

edo colds settle on your ehes, or In Jour
bronchial tubesi Do coughs hang on, OF
are you subject to throat troublesl
Such troubles should have immediate
treatment with the strengthening powers
OF Scott's Emulsiorsto guard against
consumption which so easily follows.
Scott Emulsion contains pure cod liver
oil which peculiarly strengthens the res.
piratory tract and improves the quality OF
the blood. the glycerine in II soothes and
heals the tender membranes OF the throat.
SCOTS y prescribed by the best special.
bts. You crn got u at any drug store.
Bcuu q BOVINE. pioomaeld. s.Le
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-14
Mr S1OMACSHH'tHo9sS.!l
II5yS.7IYY3II1I

Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers ot the
Stomach and Intestines, Auto lntoN''
cation. Yellow Jaundice. Appendicitis
and other fatal ailments result from
Stomach Trouble Thousands Of Stom-
ach Sufferers owe their complete re-.
covery to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
Unlike any other for stomach Ailments
For sale by Haynes 4 Taylor, Marion.
Ky. and druggists everywhere.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-14
Farm For Sale

100 acr $ near Nation. some
fruit. some grass, we'll watsred
Good house, barn ard stable. A
bargain on easy terms.
A. r Mum.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-14
Pallbearer prnnneh n.,a

Evansville, lnd.-whle acting az a
pallbearer at q funeral the other DAY.
Peter Raben) aged iltty.Gve ye. re
dropped dead as he was helpinl
carry the cofn to tho Searsc,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-14
DYCUsBURG
delayed from last week.

,deigyed from last week.
Rev q. G. Hughes. Of Marion.
preached at the Baptist church here
SoRaay night
Or school opened Monday, the 18th,
nth Prof. Duran Koon as prnc~pal
and Miss Mary Finley. Of Marion, as
assistant.
Miss Lillian Graves. Of Paducah, is
he guest Of her aunt, Miss Cora
Graves.
MISS Lillian Decker Is visiting rela.
tsves in Sikstcn. Mo.
W. and Mrs. Spurlin Koon, Of En-.
.,rs. were guests Of Mrs. Willie
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-02-02
Union Meeting at Republican.
Good Play at Red Hill.

The union meeting at Republican
was largely attended on Saturday
and Sunday. The meeting was very
helpful. 1t was a missionary meet,
ing from the beginning to end!
The sermon was preached Sunday
morning by Rev. P. B. Lanham,
which was enjoyed by all. The col.
lection was for home missions.
The ladies of Republican hays
bought and placed in the church q
handsome table. So we have at
Republican beautiful house well
furnished.
The grain is looking fine. Some
places we see fields of grain that
have covered the ground.
Some of the young people went
from here to Plum Branch to the
union meeting. They report good
time.
Don't forget the play at Red Hill
Friday night. The young people
have worked hard to get up the
play, so come and see the old maids
changed into pretty young maids.
There was something like this in
The Missionary World some weeks
ago: Why beholdest thou the ciga-
rette that is IN thy sons mouth, and
considereth not the cigar that is in
thine own mouth? Or wilt thou
say to thy son, Let me pull out
the cigarette out of thy mouth?"
and behold a cigar is in thine own
mouth. Thou hypocrite! First cast
out the cigar out of thine own
mouth, and then shalt thou be pre-
pared to cast the cigarette out of
thy sons mouth.
At the meeting of the State Bap-
tist convention, held in Greenville
last December, its3 decided to set
apart February of this year for the
churches to take a collection for
ministerial education. So as rep
resentative of the board of Ministe-
rial Education, we earnestly ask that
each church in the Edgefeld asso-.
citation, take q collection for this
cause Ia February. There are
thirty-6ve worthy young men study
ing at Furlnan University, prepar-
ing themselves for the ministry.
Will you please see that a collection
is taken in your church to help
them. Thank you.
Rose Cottage.
Cold Spring, S. c.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-02-02
Parksville, S. G.
Statement ofSouthern Railroads
Earnings.

Washington, D. c., Jan. sO.-The
results of operation of Southern
Railway for the month of Decem-
Der, 1915, and for the six months
of 1915 ended with December, COM
pared with the same month and
period in 1914 and 1913, exclusive
of interest, rentals, and other in
come charges were announced TO-
day by Comptroller A. Fl. Plant.
The comparison with 1913 is made
for the reason that in 1914 the eff
feet of the business depression was
reflected through the revenues of
the company. The figures follow:
Gross Revenue, December, 1915,
Sc, l9s,970, an increase as compared
with 1914 of $914,722 Or 1871 per
cent, and a decrease as compared
with 1913 of $4O4,222 or 6.l2 per
cent.
Operating Expenses, Taxes and
Uncollectible Railway Revenues,
Decent Der, 1915. $4,000, ,43O, an in
crease as compared with 1914 of
s64,ls6 or l.59 per cent, and de-
crease as compared with 1913 of
$503,s13 Or 1927 per cent.
Corresponding results for the six
months period are as follows:
Gross Revenue 1915, 1915, 7es,
an increase as compared with 1914
of sl,6l1,2I7. or 1872 per cent, and
decrease as compared with 1913
of s2,6O5, ,246 or 7.04 per cent.
Operating Expenses, Taxes and
Uncollectible Railway Revenues
1915 s24,ll7,4o3, decrease as com
pared with 1914 of $l,704,393 or
$50 per cent, and as compared
with 1913 of s2,755,63O or. 1925
per. cent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-02-02
WEST-SIDE NEWS.
Valentine Party Planned Pros
perity Day to be Celebrat-
ed. Col. Talbert's New
Cottage.

Editor Advertiser: You have
news from all the county around,
why not from Parksville? We peo'
pie here are planning for two in
the near future" events. The
first will be Valentine party
to be held Friday night IL, at
Woodman's hall. the second a cele-
bration of Prosperity day, February
90. -
The young people have already
spoken of a scissors party at Mrs.
Watson's to prepare decorations for
St. Valentines party and the young
er and older people are putting on
their thinking caps to devise proper
means of observing Prosperity day.
You know it is day in which all
the country is interested. Parks,
vile wishes her celebration of it to
be creditable and noteworthy. Mrs.
Watson is a new conner from North
Carolina, and lives where Mr.. Nose
Robertson used to. She has won the
hearts Of the young people and Is
not SO old, that she may not be
counted one of them.
MIR. Jack Osborne and family
have also recently moved here from
North Carolina, and occupy the
Holley house. 1t goes without say
ing they are welcome in our midst.
Col. Talbert has just finished a
pretty little four.room cottage on
the ferry road. 1t is SO neat and
cozy, it's location so we'll chosen it
locks just the abode for a pair Of
lovers and 'love in a cottage" Who
knows what Cupid will do with 50
many hearts, darts and loving mis-
sives that are dying around these
days.
Lots of sickness about. Every
one has 81 has had q severe cold or
grippe. Mr.. and. Mrs. Garland Bos-
wells baby boy "Ronnie'' who has
been so ill with pneumonia is able
to be out again. It has been an anx-
ious time for the parents and we
are glad their baby has been spared
to them.
Polly Flinders.
Do.l,sr;jIo g n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-02-02
Mrs. Rsinsford Makes an Appeal
to the Teachers.

The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union wishes to remind the
teachers of the county that the time
for the Annual Essay Contest is al
hand, and hopes to have the coop
Grafton of every teacher and every
pupil.
For the first time in the history
of this work in Edgefeld county
the teachers are asked to enter the
contest.
The subject for teachers is The
Best Methods of Teaching Temper
ance" (by temperance is understood
moderation in healthful things and
abstinence from dangerous things).
Markings: The essay shall be
graded entirely upon presentation of
subject. :.
Subjects for pupils fifteen years
and over: "Why Business Men De-
mand Abstinence on the Part of
uelI Elu upioSecS.
Markings: Essays shall be graded
three fourths on subject matter, and
one-fourth on style and grammati-
cal excellence.
Number of Words: The maxi
mum number of words shall be hf-
teen hundred and the minimum one
thousand.
Subject for pupils under fifteen
wears of age: What the BUSINESS
World Thinks of the Cigarette.
Markings: Essays shall be graded
one,half on subject matter, one
fourth on style and grammatical ex-
cellence, and one-fourth on appear
ance of paper, which shall include
penmanship and spelling.
Number of Words: The maxi
mum number of words shall be six
hundred, and the minimum three
hundred.
Prizes.
For teachers essay, $1,000.
Best essay written by boy or girl
fifteen and over, $500. 81
Second best in this class, $500.
Best essay bysboy or girl under
fifteen, S5.OCI.
Second best, $500.
All essays must be in by March 90.
The State prize is $500 in gold,
and the best essays in this county
will be sent to the State Superin.
tendent and be entered in the State
contest.
Now is the time to make intelli-
gent temperance sentiment, and
there is 10 Letter way than through
the essay contest.
Mrs. T. Fl. Rainsford.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-02-02
Cold Spring, S. G.
Edgefield School News.

The McDutfie literary society was
called to order by the president Fri
day, January %, 1916. A large
number of visitors were present aud
the program was unusually interest
ing. The first number on the pro-
gram was current events, Frances
Jones. This paper covered the most
important events of the past Two
weeks ana was altogether a splen-
did one, considering itAwas the first
time Frances had appeared before
the society. Emmle Broadwater
read selection entitled Six love
letters" Edwin Folk rendered a
very humorous defamation, after
which Ruth Lyon played a beauti-
full selection. The subject for de-
bate was resolved: That we should
have woman suffrage in South Caro-
lima" Affirmative Jeanie Simkins,
Carroll Rainsford; negative, Gene
We've Norris, Pendleton Gaines.
This was quite live question and
after the debaters finished, hot
discussion took place between sever
al of the members. Lydia Brunson,
Fred Mays and Annie Mae Cul-
breath were appointed to act as
judges, and their decision was CIV
en- in favor OF the negative. The
following subject for debate at the
next meeting was adopted, resolved,
That the state colleges should con.
tinue to give scholarships" We
were very glad to have MIR. Mil
ledge Holston and Miss Norma
Shannonhouse become members OF
the society. After the report of the
committees and critic, the society
adjourned to meet February H..
The trustees of the school desire
to sell the two buildings on the
campus which are not used. If they
succeed the ground which these
buildings occupy, will be converted
into an athletic field. The appear
ance of the campus will be greatly
benefited by having these old
structures removed, and we hope
that a purchaser will soon be
found.
MIR. Lyon ha appointed COM
mittee OF teachers to meet him in
the court house next Saturday or
the purpose of deciding definitely
about Field day. All members vf
this committee are urged to be pres
ent so that all plans can be decided
upon.
School Corresponding.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-02-02

|cial pleasure that draws a member
to her club, for with preparatory
reading, earnest and profitable dis
cussion, real good is done by this
organized effort. Study being main
factor and the members feeling that
through broader information, they
are gaining something, seldom do
club meetings have a small attend
ance. And 80 although the weather
of last Tuesday was very inclement,
there was full meeting in the home
of Mrs. P. N. Lott. During the
business period plans were laid for
Reciprocity day February %. and
for Social hygiene day" next
month. Mrs. Burney of Columbia,
a former state president, will be the
guest of honor on the 22nd. An in
teresting group Of magazine editors
we're taken for discussion for the
afternoon, these being Sarah j.
Hale, Mary 3. Dodge, Anne P.
Rankin, Mary Mapes Dodge, Katha
rine Glover, Mrs. Frank Leslie,
Jeanette L. Glider, Kate Field and
Dora Marsden. After these had
been enjoy ed the hostess served a
tempting hot lunch that was at
tractiyeIy arranged.
Rev. T. H. ~Posey of Seivern was
here during the latter part of the
week.
The union meeting of this divis.
ion was held in the Baptist church
on Saturday and Sunday and there
were about 25 delegates present. A
missionary sermon was preached on
Sunday morning by Rev. Rev. A..
=. Baker, pastor of Philippi, the
theme of his discussion being based
upon Acts 16-9. The meeting was
continued through the afternoon
dinner being served at the church.
The erection of the dwelling of
Mr.. LaGrone on Edisto street will
begin at an early date.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sawyer en-.
tertained on Tuesday evening with
a dinner in compliment to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Edwards who have re-
Gently returned from their bridal
tour. Their daughters, Misses Sara
and Georgia Sawyer assisted in
making the time pass happily. An
elaborate repast was served.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-02-02
Rev. J. T. McKittrick Will Go
to Swansea.

Rev. Jas. T. McKittrick and fam
lily are visiting his father, John T.
McKittrick, in Floyd township.
Mr.. McKittrick went down to Swan
sea, twenty miles south of Colum-
bia on the Seaboard, Saturday and
preached there Sunday. He has ac-
cepted call to the pastorate of the
Baptist church at Swansea and two
others in the country, and will
leave his present pastorate of Good
Hope, in Saluda county, in March
for his new eld.-Newberry OBJ
server.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-02-02
Honor Roll Mt. Zion School.

First grade: Arthur Pritchard.
Second grade: Mildred Pardue,
J. g. Smith.
Third grade: Brontee Padgett,
Sallie Carpenter, Willie Pritchard,
Amos Bryant.
Fourth grade: Retha Padgett.
Fifth grade: Addie Smith.
Seventh grade: Lilias Weeks,
Sammie Carpenter. go
Eighth grade: Curtis Weeks.
Ninth grade: Liller Mae Padgett.
Tenth grade: Marie Padgett.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-02-02

Teacher: Johnnie, give me
sentence to illustrate the use of the
word Notwithstanding"
Johnnie (promptly) "'rhe boy
wore out the seat of his pants not
with standing. "-Ex.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-02-02
"UNCLE w" WRITES.
Commends Stand Taken by J.
Russell Wright. Ali Veter-
ans Should be Pension

olS ShoUlo NC ShSASh-
ed.
Editor The Advertiser: Just word
please. Your issue of the 18th of
January found me not we'll still on
the same legs but older and more
feeble than during the Civil war. l
am satisfied they would not hold to
run mile race. But l just want to
take off my has to j. Russell
Wright and say amen to every alle-
cation he makes IN bis charges in
reference to the way i'll which some
of the old soldiers, cripples at THAI,
were treated while they lived and
the widows of those men were treat
ed. 1t is blot on the name of
South Carolina that will grow larger
as time passes on. and who is TO
blame? -
The southern soldiers could not
whip the world and that was who
they fought. Men from almost all
nations were enlisted in the north-
ern army, while only southern men
composed the rauk and file of the
southern army, with the exception
of some from the western aud north
western states. I am of the same
opinion as Mr.. Wright. All should
be pentioned, for all. did their best
to win but fortune was. against
them. Neither R. E.. Lee or his ar
my were whipped but were out
numbered.
l don't claim to know the law
governing pensions, but one thing
| do know that in February 1913,
/ made application for pension
(being then SO years old) and the
county pension board turned me
down because I had little, just
little over 5000 worth of property
all told on the tax books, and at
that time | owed more than the
amount on ,the tax book. a also
made afiidavTs that neither myself
or wife had an income Of S75 per
annum. Well, am, in the state of
Georgia now and received notice
a few days ago that my name had
been placed on the pension roll for
this year of 1916.
But let me tell you where it hurt
me. The men composing the PEN
sion board of Edgefeld county all
knew me. The chairman of the
board having belonged to the same
company that did but for only
few months but he came to US a
l6 year.old boy aud did his duty
too.
The old Soldiers Home: The
home and only home for the old
soldier, that is if he was true one,
is with his family if he has any and
if nov then with some one he knows.
l, like Wright, prefer to die in
sheep pasture or anywhere near
those 1 love. I know Of one in the
soldiers home (or was there) who
had only his wife and himself to
support and his wife owned home
but he poor fellow couldn't bear the
idea of sweating in the field to pro-
vide for the wife of his youth, and
imagine that the Soldiers Home
are supporting just such. While
there are quite a number in just as
bad shape but are just too proud to
ask to be admitted into the Soldiers
Home. / would like TO shake
Wright's hand and be one of the
jury to sit in judgment on the case
he has taken in hand, and am pref
ty sure that after all the evidence
is taken the jury will say guilty,
with no recommendation of mercy.
I vote to turn over to the women
of the state this matter and the old
soldier will get what he deserves,
and won't be long about it either.
Hurrah for Wright!
Ga. Uncle Iv.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-01
0mlobrNuMp.

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len, Scarpiue, Sa., Carl, Wrs. Chris
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bbor Sfaren al frelite ere.
Ser blesner Ell 8rubefranien mer,
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febte / Selemarfen, Norse. 9an bar
febt Den 12te September 1841, bum
Den Abe SUM 1S46. Sc fom til Inles
rita, til Sane Co., @is., / SUM 1858.
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Game Co., isis, uf Yaitor grpoal.
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10 aar iiben fpttebe De IL 2ate Itias,
Sa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-01

boert al benoes 10 isrite Bern, 1000
6rancs ior oct treble, 2000 5rancs
for oct iieroc og oerefter 1000
6roncs for buert elterfslgeuoe Sarn.
elsie Ienge lfal u9re Wtoocrens
SGreie og uoeIuffeuoe funne biSpo.
ucre5 al beuoe; De ifal life flnue
tontroberes ON % fife tages ltol9g
l.. % DC ital pel at merle uobetales
til eubUer Dtooer, git eQer ugiit!
Sor imiolertio al biorage Ill, at NO.
ocren uirfelig tager Jig al og nG1l'
ionIt pleier lin nptsbte, ifal Stateus
5eoielsbiorua life uobetales Dtooes
rem, Tor Barnet mtoit bar fplot ct
aar. - Qette par for MtooerenS
8eofommenoe. SOao 6aoeren an.
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Ell efouomiif &elguntug ior at babe
6ioraget iii Ell reel 5orbsielie al Sol.
fetuaet og pua 9etingelie al at ban
bar ptit Jig iom Ell uirfelig 6ooer
ior tine Bern, Gen Gag, ban paa
Raaobuiet iremitiaer Jig meo IRE ell
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paa ben beaiaite al ale 9oraerplig.
ter.
"0fooerifabet" nIaa gienreIle3 /
oct ~lranife 6olf3 Sepioiibeo til oen
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Ia maternite oepienne Ia MODE
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Barn. ranber Woniieur 9rieur ! Oct
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bilIer poa @aoen en- 9igtiite, Iom
fisrer forbt, De tuger Satten al for
6ortioen, "Ie pasi6"l Soorior bill,
ier life gl0eroeu meo iamme g@rbes
otgbeo Den frugtiommeIige &oinoe,
iom 10 bGrer 6remtiOen UNDER lit
Sierte? De iranite aoinoer maa
ale iom en- inofere oct eueite mooer.
ne alGoningsplag, Iom Saroet er
tent meo: CT Sfisrt, liot for itramt
og for fort foran! - Sa, iaoleecs
taller en- al 6raufrigs melt begapeoe
% flartitleu0e WRno.
~ queIquehoIe malbeur Ell bon,
iiger et iranif Oroiprog. AIoriq iau
gait, oet er gobt FOR noget. Suis
artgeu fan bringe Nooeritubet pau
Nooe, til Soccer og @rroiJbe0 igieu
/ 5runtrig - set 0iloe life pGre oen
minoite Seir, 2onoet pinoer.
6rsi5 6rstsIano.
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Scoens SOFT.

Ole GuaGeB en- al oe gamlls Sttt
lere, osoe t lit 6iem / Hpr5eosu al
AiHoreo " :. Sreoaa Den tsoe all
guir ! en- AlOer al 81 Var og / giaas
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ben 1Soe Suli 1919. u~opduoreoe MI
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I'll SpriHg @roue. gtiHu.. / 1861. !
14eaarS HIoereu lptteoe hamilton I'll
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