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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-10
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Sic pielacriilnnte 99ilioir idse Bro'
iperitGt. - Ole init Dem glitt Giirp'
pas getrdnft lit - mag rch Dor Dem
Gage inl 9eoneln6er an ellbe iein, all
,peIIent bas anrcrifaitiide 8oIf nIli
Dem @nglGilber I'M @eiBen Saiiie ab'
redmcn miro. 3lr ielbea 3eit nia1
aldJ Den frieg6nrditoderlOeN 9anoeril
gurrpos Der laneerIcbrte S.ieoe folu'
men, beltn bas iiderlte gn5eihen Do
| iiir - Die ginitelluna Der Nlnnitions.
aiftr1gc fiir Die Illiierten an Die
,ieiigcn 5abrifen = lit nilmnebr 3nr
3batladIe geiporben.
Ecmit bort g4iIicu's Froipcritat
alli, inO Der Srieben ifeint eciidcrt.
3ic Slliiertcn baben Die SrberS ein.
aeitcIlt, nidt neil iic iest ielbcr genil'
geno @hnitioil fabriSieren fpnnell,
pic geitern IN spubnlirniger Weile
beballptet mlrbe, iouoern neil lie fclil
@eIo mcbr bierbcr idsiden fonnen
Die sl,llelbeit Die lie bier nod 81
StanSe brinsen getiigen nid)t mebr
iiir reue slilftr1ge, ionbern bod,itenS
sur Sc5abliiug Der alien. Sie geoln'
gunGcn, Die ibuen bier geiiellt rperocli,
fallen inter Gem alrsOrlid rlegali.
iierisr @lder" ulo aae SicgesfanIa'
rem Der slliiertcn bon Der gtoroiee bis
snr 9loria perben iie nid,t miIoern
f6rnen.
Gin groBer 9beiI Ser 81 slnIang
hes arieges iibernonlnellcn Sie1e'
rlng5fontrafte an Die britiide, iran.
50liidc lmO ruiiiid,e 9tegierung III
id)on atgelaiifell, obne baB Die betrcl.
lcnoCn ,5irneu @erI1ngerung o6er
Grnciterilng be$ aontrafts erbaltcn
baGcn. 1Sn ben nneiitcn ,Sallen babcn
ole 9Punitions-6abrifen nod slul-
tragt alsaufiibren. Die lie biz In'
lang Gfr,be, bcitdiiigt crl)aIten
Gain Miro Sdgnalbans aiid,ennlel'
iler; fie lfllniiionssSabriten iperoen
e5enio ureloBlid, luie lie uufgeld9o''en
iino, non Scr @iIoiI1de beridppinocrL
unn Gic ron linen beit,aitigten 2ir.
6c!ier bos Nadieben habcn.
Girige 8dbriten baben id)on &c.
idsIoii1n, nnoere ibr EerioaaI rebii'
3iert. Die @eitingbCuie slir Sratc
Sc. II @Ittsturg perauBerte bercits
Nie jur Mlnttlonsaniertiglmg Die
nenotu Mfaid,inen imh ihidt lid Gil,
lid pieber baliptiddlib aui Die Ser.
i.enirrg prn 9uitbrenrien 5u perlegen.
9lr 2500 gIrheiter bafqt bereits ocn
2auipo6 crbaIteu. GnteittefrelInolid,e
Slatttr lporcn ipfort nit oen gliten
Rats 5ur Sano, iie follten nad benz
Neiter ge5eu unb iih ais Grntearbei.
Ter oer0ingcn.
SSn Den III Tpntifen Sabrifcn iinS
bercitS 5000 gIrbeiter .abaelegt"
rocrben, nie Der tehlliidse GusSrud
louett.
gine 9tn5nhl 1uliiions. .Sabrifer
iinb nit frar86iiihem ooer britiidenl
aapi.ol ills 2ebcn Gerlifen ipproen
mo falIen, nnd glusfiihriing Der
pie in hieiert n,soriidlid
'tipulirt, on Die fral3oiiife ODER britt.
idle Teaierura ie nadloer. @as bieie
oann nit Ben @araden MAIDEN frer.
ben, lit nod unbeitimnlt. 8ieaeift
nathcn lie bomit ben ssnbobern Ser
1nolo.fron,Giiiden @onbs elm Ge.
Idenf 5lr Grinnerilng on bofimurgs.
reid,cre Sage!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-10

4
Gin sertnaer s5ortihritt. ben bic
Deutfden am 8. Suni peftli9 BON
Gprt ersisIten, stitaItete uniers Gage
iritiid. Die obne llnterbreduns sss
gen bas Sort serimteten glnsriffe bss
Jsinbes. Der uns sil untseben brpbte.
apang uns ipdbrenb bes Soses au
mebrmaIisen eneraif9en @ssenanarifs
fen. bic erfolsrei& iparen, bieDeutfden
eroberten uber bas bon uns @eipons
meme tpdbrenb Der Nadt mil Silfe
neu berbeise5osener arGfte ipieber.
9lm Morsen bes 4. Suni mar ib
3euae elmer Saeue, bic mir fteis i'm
9ebattniB bleibenS ipirb. 9luf benz
norbipeitliden @latis (oadformis ans
iteiaenbe grbanfdiitiung Dor eine-
8sfeI.isuna) hatten felt benz 9fbeno
aubor beftige 8d,npfe itdttssfupben.
Gum britten Utal iparien iid bic
Deuti6en in MaiIenformation seaen
bas Sort. Die bprberen &oIonnen
feltierten, naGbem lie ben 5aupts
feitungsgraben seidubert baitsn. Be-
reits ben gbbans binauf. pl0bIi6
erSffneten unIere MlitruilleuIen In Elm
rnb bemielben 9liieenblid bas Jeuer.
Die 9lngreifer rnlItsu elmer iiber ben
anbern ben 9lbbans binurter; bic Ser.
punoeten unb Sterbsnben riHen bic
Sdmpfenben 5u 8oben.
llnbarmbsr3is niebereemG6t, 5oaen
iie iid in pilber llnprbnuns suriid.
als Der aampf I'm bic Mtittassseit
.eingeiteIIt tpurbe, mar Der Ssitungss
sraben gum lleberfIiebsn nit 2eidsn
ansefiillt.
9om 5. Suni an fiibIten mir ale,
bab bas Sort nidt mebr Ianse Wibers
itanb leiiten tonnte. Die Sapferisit
bat ibre 9renaen unb bds Obertpms
manbo sos bic in ben glubsntperiea
itationirteu 5ruppsn, bic BEL erneuien
2lnsriffen bdtten ssidbrbst ipsrbsn
ionnen, 3uriid. Dieter RiidSus ipurpe
nit foIdem @eihid ausgeiiibrt, bab
Der 5einb uihts bapon mertte nnb
mir imitanoe paren, ibm am 6. Suni
nit unisren auf Elm Winimum rsbus
airten ardften nod einen leBten blus
tissn Sdlag gu perietsn, Dsnn iiati
isins duf Der Weitieiie Der Stelluns
erruneensn 9ortheils dus5unuben,
mas pbns 3peifsI 5ur 3eritoruns uns
ierer bsreits in preidrsm 3uitanbe Bee
finbliden 9srbinbune bate fiibreH
miiiIen, unternabmen bic 0ettider eis |
neu Heuen Grpntalansriff duf bus
Sort unb ipuroen nit i4tpsren 0ers
luitsH 3uriidse!porien.
Sur bic sntiebIiden Wirtuneen oes |
gombnroements Der itperen artilles |
RE, bic unIsrs Riidtpdrtsoer binoungen |
am Morssn bes 7. Suni abidnftien.
madis ss unm0slid. oas Sort nod
msbrere Tase lang 5u balten. Die
@erbinounasgrGbsn tpuroen in elmer
Wsiis nit proie.tiIsn iibsrfhiittet, BAT
Major RaDnal ale gerDunbsten um
friibsn Morsen eHtisruen FEB"
Der offi3islls bsutihe gsriht b.s
groben 5auptquurtisrs iiber bic Gins
rabme beg Sorts lautete: r9as Sort
purbs tbatfatlih bersiis am 2. Suni
pom paberbDrner Snfanierie Rsgis
ment unter Giibruns bes aeutndnts
Rpdom aenommsn, bic gesanntmas
huns erIitt jsopd cine 8era0seruns
bab Elm Sbsil Der fran3Diis
den 9drriIon in un3uednsli4en un'
erirbiiden Wsrten INNER nod itanbs
,sbaItsn bate. Sic babtn iih nun ers
Jeben, mas bic 3abl Der unperipunoss
en Gsfunssnen aui mehr als 700 srs
,0bi. Der aaiier bat benz atutnont
Radon ben @srbisnftorben perlieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-10

Snterefs, unb bon bieTen @tIihtss
puntten aus ipuroe in 2onborl geban-
belt. Grit als bur9 beutiHe @ermittes
lung Der glnneripnsftreit awifHen
Seitsrrei9 llnsarn unb @ubIanb ees
d1li4tst lpurbe, tonnte gnslanb ,iiHt
dnbers. als feline 9ebtbdtisteit eins
iteqen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-10

DiIit Du mir baIb elm aGrt9en
i9iden,
go !pirosit Du mid bod begliden.
Bon Der Surier Expedition
GrfGbrit 9u Die gtSrsiIs ihon,
Sm gsiite feb i9 Did isbr gut,
0u biit tbaitrdftig, reiolut,
0i9t 10 ein eiiler. peli9sr pfau,
glein, cine ebts beuiihe Jrau;
Sd ionnt mid aud erfreusn bran,
Wie 9u ssfdilbert 9sinen Wann.
60 einen, Der auf 9oti pertraut
limb bam re9t irdftis lin ii6 baut.
Sd ipiinihs. oab gu 9einem Slid,
Gr baIb ssfunb Dir iebr' 5uriid,
Der 9arbar su Der Barbara.
Damn latit 9u fpieber. bd, bd. pa!
2lrtbur S9as.
fsrau Barbara amiiiirte iid iiber bic
glntport hires 2anbsmdunes unb Yes
adiuss sWlitreiters 49,. aber bic Jrage
nab ibrer Ibreiie fanb iis einisermas
zen ted. Statt Dem tiibneu artur bic
perlangte @breiie su f9iden. ant1pors
iete iie ibm nit elmer @biase - III
posiii9er Jorm -. bas i4merst trs'
niger:
go, ia, - ia. ba, - Pa, pa, - pa,
ba,
Dis lad it bod BON SerSsn ba!
SD foH Dir iasen, iper iH bin9
0a ainssn iuobl 70 Der unb bin
Der griei6en nod 10 rldnhe, ipds2
Ulein 9llier Der peritebt tpobl Spob,
Ood bab NIT einem fremben Wsann
Sein @eib fGrst 5u briefipe9icln oil,
Grlaubt er r,ift. b'rum nenn' i'd Oir
Zen Ramen nidi, MIR bem Furisr.
DAB meins ihli9ten 0erie baben
9efaIlen aid i'm S4iiBengraben,
.Sai mid eefrelt. benu ipeibt, iG bin
Gar feine refte Di6terin.
so fdlidt unb einfa4 iins' i'd bait.
gBies g1siein in bsm sriinen @alb;
limb fpie OH mid sefdilbert baii.
Sas Bib auh nlht gang aut mid
pabt -
yiun tpsnn Der b0fe aries Oorbei.
limb ibr babeim feib ale spei.
Damn Isrnif Su mid ihon tennen au9
Surh meinsn Mdnn, ipie es 10
Brduh,
gis babin blsibt i'd fir did. idau,
Die brape luitise aanbipebrfrau!
Tamit 1T Der ailIergliirnberser
SGnssrfrisg beenbet - @rtur bat nitt
nisbsr seantipprtet. gr tpartet .pobl
auf ben Griebensf6lub, i'm bann bic
gstdnntIdaft Ieines aames
raben iInb Der aanbfpebrfrau 5u mas
den. WOas alien Dreien EN- frDbeS
3uiammentommen befdieben fein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-10
Die Iuitise sanOwebrfrau.
Ter sduaerfrics BON saiirnbers nuO
aille.

Cine Iuitise aanbpebrfmu, bic iibsr
bic erniteu 3eitsn niht ben Sumor
Derloren bat. ididts benz .JrdnttIhen
aurier" in Iiirnbsrg Elm ileinss @ss
bidt elm. bas iOiort 2lufndbme fanb....
sesen Grauen mub man gallant iein,
beIonbers ssgen oi9tenbe 5rauen,
nod mebr seseH 2nrDmebrfrauen unb
an aaermeiiten gsssu bihienbs aanDs
pebrfrauen.
llnb bieis 9anOpebrfrau bidtete
niht libel:
Mein bitter 1T fdon lang i'm Jelb
unb fdreibt aud tets persuiigt,
8efonbers ipenR er bic uno ba
Gin pGd9en ppn.mir frisst.
Gr III elm fesIersu!sr aerl.
9but teiner aas 'pas a'leib.
Do9, gebt's gum Raufen nit benz
Geinb,
6aut bin er, nj. net g'fheibt.
60 1T er benn au4 elm 8drbar.
WuB laden. ia, ia, ha.
unb ih bin bes 9arbaren Jrau.
Drum beib' i6 Barbara !!
Barbara $. in Riirnbers.
Gin Hiirnberser, Der in einem ipsite
Ii9en G4iissnsruben Bel 2iIe liegt,
las bas @ebidt i'm .,aurier4 unb bu er
gerabe eine Geiedtspauie unb ni6ts
anberes gu thun bitie. IeBtssr ii4 fin
unb bihtete cine 4ntiport.
aIs i9 i'm S9iissnsraben Bier
Siingit Ias ben ,Grantii6en aurier', I,
Gam untsr Mnberem az gefi9t
Wir aud Elm rei5enbes Gebi4t.
Barbara $. perfubt es bat,
Nus Niirnbers, msiner @ateritdbt.
Warum benn uur, Jrau Barbara.
Stanb ridt 9ein bo1er Same bat
Neusieris, tpie idh nun nal bin
WDht' fennen id bic Di6terin.
Du a6gert, bOff id, nidt ~ lang
uHb .hiusR msiusn 9DiHtulbsano.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-05-22

given by Mesdames J. L. Walker
and w. F. Scott. The subject for
the literary hour was group Of
women famous because Of leading
in some special work. These were,
Frances E. Willard, Susan Anthony,
Anne Hutchinson, Jane Addams,
Clara Barton, Grace Livermore,
Kurret ul Aine, Sonora de Casta,
Nine Curee, Mary Baker Eddy,
Martha Berry. Mrs. Stimen who
was present told of a pleasing Incl
dent of Miss Willard at which time
she and her sister, Mrs. D. 8. Hol-
lingsworth Of Edgefeld were with
her and the three were photograph,
ed, Mrs. Stimen had the photograph,
While enjoying the social period
the hostess assisted by Misses Alma
Woodward, Clara Sawyer and Mrs.
H. D. Grant served punch and cake.
Bouquets of pink roses were given
each one.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-05-22
Spent $500 In Year In
Hunt For Relief.
FATHER TELLS OF TERRIBLE
SUFFERING HIS DAUGH-
TER ENDURED, ALL
TREATMENT FAILED.
Saws She Had 200 Commissions,
Tanlac Almost Restored
Health in Two Weeks.

Just two and half bottles of
Tanlac have banished in three (3)
weeks the stomach trouble with
which Mrs. Mary G. Kernels, of Ii
Hammett ST., Anderson, s. c., suf-
fered and which, during the pre-
ceeding eleven (1l) months had
caused her to have at least two hun
dred (2Oo) convulsions, said her
father, G.. w. Hale, of Is Ham
NETT ST., Anderson.
Mr.. Hale said he, with others,
had laid out Mrs. Kernels body at
least two hundred (2oO) times du-
ring the past eleven QD months,
each time thinking her dead, l
hoped she really was dead, he said,
so she would not have to longer
endure that awful suffering"
Mr.. Hale's statehent follows,
and it is one of the most remarka-
BILE that has yet come to the atten-
tion of the Tanlac representative:
''For FIVE years my daughter,
Mrs. Mary G. Kernels, suffered at
ter eating the most severe attacks
of indigestion. We had tried every
way to find relief for her suffering,
but without success. She had even
been under the knife at hospital
During the past year we spent at
least six hundred (6OO) dollars for
doctors bills for her, but Tanlac
was the only medicine which gave
her relief. Tanlac is the greatest
medicine on earth.
''Her suffering was 30 intense and
80 terrible that it caused her to 60
into a kind of convulsion. We had
laid her out, thinking she was dead
at least two hundred (20O) times in
the past eleven months, scores of
times when she was laid out, |
hoped she really was dead, so she
would not have to longer endure
that awful suffering.
"But, she was relieved in just
two (2) weeks by Tanlac, and now,
fifteen (l5) days after she began
taking it, she is up and goes out
visiting, though she had been con-
fined to her bed six (6) weeks be-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-05-22
Southern's Action Endorsed by
D. A. r.

Washington, D. c., May 49,
The action Of Southern Railway
Company in creating the position
of welfare agent. for the benefit of
its employees has received the Off
cial endorsement of the Daughters
of the American Revolution who
adopted the following resolution at
the twenty-ffth continental congress
of the national society:
THAT this congress endorse the
action of the Southern Railway in
creating the position of welfare
agent and in appointing the Rev.
Charles L. Bass, of Atlanta, to fill
this most important and interesting
Office"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-05-22
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Continued from First Page,)

and lastly, strawberry cream with
cake. The honoree found at her
place, gift box, which was found
to contain pink crepe de chine
handkerchiefs. The hostess is a
most charming entertainer and male
the afternoon of many pleasures.
Mrs. H. W. Crouch spent last
week in Spartanburg with her
1aughter. Miss Annie Crouch who
is at Converse college and while
there attended the m usical festival.
Mrs. Elkins who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. James Do
bey has returned to Parksville.
Mrs. Annie Harrison has been in
Hartsville for a week or more with
her daughter, Mrs. James Cullum,
whose little son has been so critical
ly i'll. When the little one grew
worse her aunt, Mrs. John Wright,
went to be with her also, it being
learned that there was scarcely any
hope for the recovery.
In response to cordial invitations
the young ladies of the town gath,
cred in the home of Miss Clara Saw
yer the occasion being in honor OF
Miss Martha Watson, and two hours
we're happily spent. Miss Elberta
Bland met the guests and all were
refreshed with punch served by
Misses Lizzie Wright and Loiss
Watson, from pretty corner
bright with pink roses and ferns
The rooms were decorated in many
vases of pink roses, and the tables
for rook were also adorned. The
names of each were found on the
back of the score cards and at the
signal there was a hunt for the
place and partner. Six games were
had, and at the conclusion Miss
Watson was presented with a mys
ferrous looking box tied with pink
ribbon and when opened contained
lovely camisole of lace and pink
satin. While enjoying sweet music
by Miss Emma Bouknight, straw
berry cream and pound cake were
served, the favors being pink roses
The New Century club met OF
Monday afternoon with Mrs. james
White and several business matters
were disposed of. Plans were made
for the observance of peace day
for the social hygiene meeting. Al
this meeting of the 3Oth all tht
members were requested to presen
a subject for next years study
course. A delightful feature of tht
meeting were reports of the recen
federation held in Anderson anc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-05-22
TRENTON LETTER.
Continued from First Page }

pliment was a beautiful one to the
lovely honoree. Late in the after.
noon Mrs. Morrall served delicious
refreshments.
Another rook party that was thor,
oughly enjoyed, was that of Miss
Lena Long, on Friday evening last.
About thirty-fve of the young peo,
pie were present on this happy occa
sion. Cream and cake were served
at the conclusion of the game.
Mr.. Tom Salter was the genial
host at a delightful fish supper on
Saturday evening. All of his class
mates were invited, and the evening
was happily spent.
The commencement sermon OF
the Trenton High School was
preached by the greatly beloved
pastor of the Presbyterian church
Rev. E. G. Bailey, on Sunday eve
ming last. The sermon was impress
sive and scholarly, and was listened tc
with deepest interest by the larges'
audience perhaps ever assembled II
the church. The music, too, or
this occasion was exceptionally good
and was given over principally tc
the pupils, who showed careful
training. Prof. Scott, who ha:
made place in the hearts of music
lovers, sang with much feeling
Zone Sweetly Solemn Thought" by
Ambrose.
At the close of the school exer
cises Wednesday badges of distinc
tion were awarded Julia Moss Wise
Margaret Courtney, Lewis Moss
Tommie Walker, and a prize wai
given Louise Black for the bes
speller in her grade in Miss Harrl
sons room.
Miss Maude Belts gave lovely
entertainment for her Sunday schoo
class on Tuesday afternoon, serving
cream and cake just before their de
parture.
Prof. and Mrs. H. w. Scott anc
Miss Maude Moore were given
J beautiful farewell party at Wise''
hall Friday evening. Dancing wa'
enjoyed, and the Old Virginia rec
was graceful and pretty feature o.
the evenings entertainment.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. j. &
Day are deeply grieved over the ex
treme illness of little Elizabeth
their lovely two-year old girl.
The l.. T. L. were entertained by
Mrs. T. P. Salter on Saturday after
noon. Miss Rubye Shealy has beer
elected leader, and it is believed
that under her guidance the bant
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-05-22
Citation.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County OF EDGEFIELD.

COUNTY OF EDGEFlELD.
By w. T. Kinnaid, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Mrs. Julia K. Prescott
made suit to me, to grant her Let
ters of Administration of the estate
and effects of w. E. Prescott, de-
ceased.
These Are Therefore to cite and
aImonish all and singular the kim
dred and Creditors of the said w.
E. Prescott deceased, that they be
and appear before me, in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Edgeheld,
S. c.. on the 9Th day of June next,
after publication thereof, at ii
o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the
said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my Hand, this goth
day of May, A. D., 1915.
w. T. KINNA1RD,
p. j., E. @.
Nav l9-3t.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-05-22

fore she began taking Tanlac."
Mrs. Kernels, who lives at 16'
Hammetl ST., said: Il suffered
from chronic trouble, and steadily
became worse despite all treatment.
Last summer l was twice operated
on without gaining relief. / was.
told my case was hopeless, but I
began taking Tanlac and the very
first dose decreased the intensity of
those awful attacks which followed
each meal. l have taken two and
a half (2 l-2) bottles of 'Tanlac, and
have gained the ten (lO) pounds IN
weight. I am doing my house
work now, and do not suffer those
attacks"
Mrs. Kernels father and his wife,
her husband and a neighbor we're
present during these conversations.
Evans pharmacy, Anderson, will
be pleased to answer any inquiries
regarding the above statements.
Tanlac, the master medicine, is
sold exclusively By Penn d Hol-
stein, Edgefeld; Johnston Drug
Co., Johnston; q. w. Wise, Tren-
ton. Price: sl.oO per bottle straight.
ADV.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-05-22

will do good work through the sum-
mer. Mrs. Salter served cream and
cake.
Mrs. J. B. Knight has returned
home to Greenville after month 8
stay with A. B. Miller. Mrs.
Knight was entertained by a num-
Der of her friends at dinners, sup
pers, parties and cards. Among
these were Mrs. j. G. Courtney,
Mrs. A. S. J. Miller, Mrs. Arthur
Swearingen, Mrs. Wallace Wise,
Mrs. S. A. Morrall aud Mrs. }. ID.
Mathis.
Mrs. Anna Edison has gone to
Birmingham, Ala, for a visit to
relatives.
Little Wilma Swearingen was a
precious fairy Saturday afternoon,
when she entertained thirty-tive of
her little friends at her fourth birth
day anniversary. Her pretty young
mother had arranged lot of rollick-
ing frolicing games for the little
tots, which they thoroughly enjoyed,
not failing to do full justice to the
lovely pink cream and cakes late in
the afternoon.
Mr.. Z. J. Lorrick and Mrs. Lloyd
Preston returned to their home IN
Crescent City, Fla, on Saturday at
ter a fortnights' visit to relatives
and friends here.
Mrs. J. H. Courtney was hostess
for the embroidery club Thursday
afternoon. Fourteen ladies enjoyed
the hospitality of this charming
lady, who was assisted in making
the afternoon thoroughly delightful
by her no less charming sister, Miss
Belle Privette. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. F. w. Miller entertained her
Edgefeld card club very beautifully
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Mike Herlong will be hostess
for the w. G. T. U. on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. R. Moss has returned
from a visit to her father, MIR. Geo.
Walker at Belvedere.
Mrs. D. r. Day spent part OF the
past week with her parents in the
Sweetwater section. She was ac-
companied home by her mother
Mrs. Stevens and Miss Beatrice
Stevens.
FOR SALE-Three pure bred
Jersey calves at bargain prices. l..
M. Mason, Meriwether, S. G.
5-24-1t.
FOR RENT-A fve.room resi-
dence near the high school. Pos
session given at once. Apply to
T. Minis
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-05-22
How To Give Quinine TO Children.
May l9-3t.

FEBRILINE Is the trademark name given to an
improved Quinine. Itis Tasteless Syrup. pleas
ant to take and does not disturb the stoineeh.'
children take it and never know 1t is Quinine.
Also especially adapted to adults who cannot
take ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor
cause nervousness nor ringing in the head. Try
Il the next time you need Quiuine for any pur-
pose. Ask for 2.ounce original package. The
name FEBRILINE is blown in bottle. rs cents
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-05-22
Early
Summer Florida Excursion
VIA
Georgia & Florida Railway
Wednesday, June 9TH,
1916.

Round trip fares from Augusta
to Jacksonville, $500; St. Angus
tine, 5000; St. Petersburg and
Tampa, $500.
Leave Augusta s:55 A. NJ, East,
ern time. For information write
H. G. McFadden, Traffic Manager,
Augusta, Ga.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1916-05-22
FOR STATE SENATOR.

l announce myself a candidate fol
reelection to the State Senate, subject
to the rules of the Democratic primary.
B. E. NICHOLSON.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21
Miller Hard Ware and
Furniture Co.

Kew. T. E. Webb, MeSSrS. N. C. Davis
and James James Barnett of Kinder,
were in Welsh Tuesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Davis and baby
left Wednesday for Markham, Okla
homa, where they expect to make their
future home. We are indeed sorry TO
loose this eStimable family from our
w. F. Tietje of Roanoke was in
Welsh Tuesday looking after business
matters.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-21

Election Proclamation.

Be it Known, That by virtue of the
authority conferred upon me by law
and especially by a resolution of the
Police Jury of the Police Jury of the
Parish OF Jefferson Davis, State of
Louisiana, passed on the End dav of
March, A. D. 1915, !, John H. COoper,
PRESIDENT OF the Police Jury of the
Parish OF Jefferson Davis, do hereby
issue this, my proclamation giving no
lice OF the calling of a special election
within the limits of the Parish of JET.
IerSOn Davis, State of Louisiana, on
May ~, A. d. 1916, between legal hours,
tO-Wlt: o'clock a. m. and o'clock D.
M. for the purpose OF submitting to the
qualified property tax payers of said
parish the following proposition, to.
Wit: | A proposition to incur debt
and issue negotiable bonds of the Par.
lSh OF Jefferson Davis, State of LouiSi-
ana, to the amount of five hundred
thousand $500 600 O0) dollars, to run
for a period of thirty (3O) years, bear.
ing interest at the rate OF five Isl per
centum per annum, interest PAYABLE
Semhanually, for the purpose of con.
Structlng permanent public roads and
bridges in said Parish of jefferson
Davis, State Of Louisiana, title to which
shall vest in the public.
Further notice is hereby given, that
the voting or polling places Tor said
election are as follows, tO-wit: