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ney Pills. You can rely on thei'

ney Pills. You can rely On thei'
statements.
Mrs. 3. F. Cannon, 1902 Harper St.,
Newberry, says: Il suffered terribly
from kidney ailments. had such
terrible pains in the small of my
back that l couldn't turn over in bed
and many nights I didn't get any rest
at ALL l was nervous and all out of
sorts. There were other kidney dis
orders too. finally got Doan's
Kidney Pills from Glider & Weeks
Drug Store, and began taking them.
They helped me right away and one
box fixed me up in good shape
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs Cannon had Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
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NOTICE.

All persons having papers in the
Clerks Office. are hereby earnestly
requested to call for same. Please
come prepared to pay for papers on
which recording fees are due. My
files are conges.ed with an accumula-
ton of seventeen years. You are
therefore requested to aid me by re-
moving all papers therefronl.
Respectfully,
Jno. C. Goggans
Cle~k of Court
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ALL WORN OUT.

Does morning find you with a lame,
stiff and aching back? Are you tired
all the time-fnd work burden?
Have you suspected your kidneys?
Newberry people endorse Doan's Kid
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was only one way to clear his name

The food administration should gv e.
step further and say what retaE
prices should be, for it is in posses
sion of all the facts relating to pro
duction, supplies and distribution AZ
knows the cost of every commadltyS
delivered to the retailer. If it wouLW
publish daily the prices at which t1R
leading staples ought to sell, it wcuea,
help to prevent extortion. Buyers
and sellers should have a fair prlce-
list every day-Greenviile News We
hope somebody will work this thing
up and get down to the bottom of it.
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Hope Almost Abandoned
When She Found Remedy
DR.. calewcIrs Syrup Pcpsn Relieves
Chronic Case Of Long
StanGlna.

After long period Of suffering with
liver and bowel trouble that brought
on piles, during which she had tried
many remedies without obtaining re-
lief, Mrs. Mary j. Jewell, Of Berrien
Springs. Mich, heard of DR.. Caldwell S
Syrup Pepsin and obtained a bottle
from her druggist. This simple. in
expensive laxative compound brought
almost immediate relief and Mrs.
Jewell wrote to DR.. Caldwell about her
case.
In her letter Mrs. Jewell says. II
had tried SO many things for the piles,
without being helped at all, l had
about given up hope OF ever being any
better. / knew it was the condition
of my bowels that caused them, and
after / had taken a bottle of your
Syrup Pepsin I knew it was Just the
medicine l needed. l am very CRATE
full to you for sending me the little
boek-the advice and instructions it
gives would teach anyone how to get
well and how to keep well" -.-.
DR.. CaldweIrs Syrup Pepsin Is a
combination of simple laxative herbs
with pepsin, free from opiate or mar
cotic drugs, and is mild and gentle in
its action, bringing relief in an easy,
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Romances Of Royalty

Of reaching the hands for whom
they were intended they invariably
fell into the hands Of frederick. via
his efficient police.
There was another reason, possi-
bly, even a better one. La Bar
barina had her pretty head COM
pletely turned by a Kings admira-
ton. The historians Of the time
agree that she was far from an
ordinary woman. She was neither a
coquette with pretty face nor the
type of the stupid court beauty. She
had talent and a superior mentality
as we'll. Otherwise she would never
have attracted a man Hike the royal
philosopher OF Sans-Spuci.
But In this muta BILE world phi-
losophers and dancers alike arc
subject to change. BY 17{S Fred
erick and la B1rbarina had cooled
to the point OF being merely
friends.
She Marries the Count. i
She married the impetuous Count
CoceU. His family was furious.
Every effort was made to prove
the marriage invalid. They even
went so far as to attempt to have
the young bridegroom imprisoned
This was some months after the
marriage. Apparently he was not
always impeutous, for he had kept
the news from his father for some
six fnpnths.
when things looked blacklist for
him. his wife wrote spirited let
ter. to the Emperor, In which she
mentioned that she was about to
give birth to a Prussian subject,
and. WITH the intention of found
ing family In Berlin, had bought
q house IN the Behrenstrasse.
Frederick was sufficiently stirred
by the letter 10 counterfeit all or
ders for the arrest OF the husband.
T He even went SO FAR as to attempt
to bring about a reconciliation
with his family. But that even a
king could not accomplish.
La Barbarina and the impetuous
one lived together for forty years.
! For some unknoTn reason she di--
vorced aim in 1853. She founded
an esta bltsnrnent for the benefit
Of the youn8 ladies Of The nobility
out az the funds from her great
estates in Silesia. In acknowiadg-
ment OF this .gsnefous act she was
made Countess Campanini by Fred
cfick'st successor. g
She died; greatly lfcnored. June Z.
1893, thirteen years after the death
OF her royal lover.
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REVIVAL SERVICES
CONTINUE TO DRAW

/ MILTON, Ind. Feb 13.---Notwith-
standing zeru weather. the revival
meetings at the Christian church are
growing In interest and attendance At
the Bible school SUNDAY, there was an
attendance OF 1876 The evening serv-
ices at Friends and Methodist Episcop.
al churches were dismissed. Esange-
list the Rev. r. B. Thomag preached
great serncn on Sowing and Reap
ing" There was no service Oh Mon
day evening.
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SOCIETY
REACHES ITS COAL

r
WILLIAMSBURG, Ind. Feb 13-
After fourteen years of faithful SER
vice. members Of the Williamsburg
Cemetery association have reached
their goal.
The association Is now seif-support-
ing The recent report of the treas
urer at the annual meeting showed a
balance Of 1,200 on hands with fixed
revenue Of Is cents per member.
Officers. as follows. were elected
Saturday when the association met
with Mrs. James A. Bond: President,
Mrs. Mary A. REYNOLDS; vice-presiden.
Mrs. Kate Oler; treasurer. Mrs. Mary
A. Bond; secretary Mrs. Lizzie Cranor.
Mrs. Cranor viii be hostess at the
next meeting.
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STANDING prosinen pey
party Mrs.
the Msoa1ins club nscers
fs. In TIE aftsee. Mr. j. Ferguson read THE Perfect
ington
A. j. Har~ucd;
knsey; Mira g. r.
Mr..
rhnip T~iug Eugene Price;
n.
ia
Afternoon n
EaF'1' as@
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b. C.. A. Martin.
II HE rsstless and active mind Of

II HE rsstless and active mind Of
the Great Frederick must
needs always be occupied.
Consequently when the cares OF
government In the intervals be-
tween his wars were not sufficient
to engross his attention, he turned
his energies to founding universe
ties and building theatres.
Not alone that, he mixed him
self up in all the petty anarrels OF
tho artists and actors. going so far
as to write anonymous criticisms Of
the performance for the Berlin
papers. He seems 10 have acted in
thu capacity of impresario and
manager as we'll.
1t was in the latter role that he
flrst heard os Ia Barbarina, the
NEST famous dancer In the world.
Her success had been phenomenal
In Venice, the city of her BIRTH,
IN London ard In Paris.
Many Difficulties.
SO many difficulties had to be
overcome before she could be en-
gagged for his opera that when she
made her first appearance there
before Frederick and his court. at
the amazing salary Of seven thous-
and thalers a year and five months
leave Of absence. the Ernperor felt
he had gained a victory as great
as any he had ever achieved at the
head Of his army.
The Prussian Minister at Venice,
Count Cataneo, had conducted tho
negotiations. He little knew that
La Barbarina had only signed the
contract through ptque-
She had han a quarrel with her
arsianced lover, Lord stuart MAY
keuzie. Unfortunately Tor the
MANS Of the emperor, IN the inter-
val between the signing OF the
contract and tho date set for the
dancers departure. the lovers made
Ia Barbarina had no regard Tor
contracts. She announced that sac
was about to go to England to De
married.. Decidedly. she would not
= ,,ne 70 Berlin to dance. Hat shs
had never before had to deal vita
An impresario who happened 10
be King as well.
when the news reached Fred
erick that she was not 70 dance
for him after all. he pronptiy
threatened the Venetian Republic
49, 49, >~aAAAvAAaAA AZ h4s k1pEV
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wrath if La Earbarina did not keep
her contract.
The result was that La Barhar-
Ina, a strong escort OF cavalry ac-,
comparing her carriage. was con-
Quoted to the Austrian frontier.
The Court ct V!antaa saw that she
was escorted with similar pon1p
and circumstances 70 the Saxon
frontier the Saxon Court. not TO
be outdone, paid her the same at
tention until she reached the Prus-
sian frontier. The rest was easy.
Meanwhile, her lover accom-
panied by friend rode madly
after her. fn disguise. But in spite
of everything that cunning could
suggest. they succeeded only, by
means OF lavish tips to innkeepers,
tn conveying number Of love let
ters to the lady.
Her Berlin debut, on May -. 1744.
was not without exciting incidents.
In one Of the front rows were
seated two young men. both OF
whom had seen her before and were
her devoted admirers. One was a
young banker OF Berlin, the other
was the Count CocejL a giant in
strength and stature. He faacied
himself to be madly infatuated
with the dancer.
Imagining that his divinity was
casting kinder glanoes at his friend
than ct himself, he suddenly seized
him and hurled him over the heads
of the orchestra upon the stage.
This sensational interlude only
interrupted the performance for a
moment A few days later the i'm
petuous young Count received word
that he had been appointed Privy
Councillor OF Justice At Glogau. He
was simply ex.!ed from Berlin.
/ New Turn Of Affairs.
AS a matter Of fact. his royal
master had fallen in love with the
dancer himself Naturally he pre-
fsrred to have a dangerous rival
like the handsome youns Count out
of the way.
While Frederick had had several
stormy love Affairs In his extreme
youth, In later life he had acquixed
the reputation OF q woman hater.
but it soon was understood that
wherever the King was a guest 1t
was the part OF wisdom to invite La
Barbarina also.
In the meantime poor young Lord
Mckenzie was lingering in Berlin,
ana the daily letters he sent to his
sweetheart by trusted servant re-
NAMED unanswered.
Thia vax uaruy because In place
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ECONOMY SUPPLIES
COAL TO SMALLER
TOWNS NEAR THERE

{ ECONOMY. Ind, Feb. 13-There is
a coal famine il several of the smaller
towns and parties are hauling hard
coal from the yards here. A card
was resolved from Miss Dora Pierce.
Dayton.a, Florida. stating the weather
there is IDEAL: doors open, windows
Up. it Il like Juae weather here. Miss
Pierce owns pretty bungalow ard
rents il when not there. Much in
terest is being expressed at the G. B.
Irotracted meeting. George Johnson.
who lives in a tent which blew down
during the wind storm, re-eFected II
Thursday. Mrs. Jesse Bond and
Miss Pearl Pugh were al Richmond
Friday.
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MILITARY TRAINING
+ ApCpTED'tN SCHOOL
RI. Axsocinfed f,ressst

CHICAGO. FEB. ls. A modified
form OF military training has been in
stituted at Northwestern University
and the first classes we're held today.
There will be no drilling or carrying
of arms. but the cos:yss includes only
such phases OF the training as can be
taught in lectures. Three hours a
week are to be devoted to the study.
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Something Good

Those who hate nasty medicine
should try Ghambarlain's Tablets for
constipation. They are pleasant to
take and their effect is So agreeable
and SO natural that you will not re-
alize thar il has been produced by a
medicine. Obtainable everywhere.
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natural way, without gripping, or other
pain or discomfort
Druggists everywhere sell DR.. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin for fifty cents
bottle. To avoid limitations and In
effective substitutes be sure you get
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. See that
formula of DR.. Caldwelrs signature
and his portrait appear on the yellow
carton in which the bottle is packed.
A trial bottle. free of charge, can be
obtained by writing to DR.. W. B. Cald-
well, 455 Washington St, Monticello.
Illinois.
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| q Members OF the Loyal Daughters
class Of the First Christian church
were Hospitality entertained Monday
| evening by Mrs, Robert G.. Wilson at
her home, West Main street. The
social committee composed Of Mrs.
| Charles Carter, Mrs Edwin Moore,
| Mrs. A. b. Harrison, Mrs. Ray Kercl,-
eyal, Mrs. John S. Chattel was in
charge. Forty naxu1hers and guests
! were present. Tie rooms were ar
ranged with flags and. fowers. AT 10
! O'Clock luncheon was served
Mrs. N. F. Johnston LEFT this mora.
| ing for Des Moines, Iowa, where she
will make an address before the No1a-
ans club. Enrcute home she will lee
tare in Chicago. Mrs, Juhnston ex-
poets to return Saturday and Wednes.
day OF next week will lecture before
the Art Study class in the Art Gallery
at the high school --.
The Ladies bible class OF. the Trim
ity Lutheran church will meet We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Henry
Gohel at her hc1ne, 7So South Twelfth
street.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
Dyer entertained members of Mon
day card club at their home. Favnrs
went to Mrs Edward Klute, Mrs.
George Reid and Mr.. Sol FranEel.
After the game refreshments were
served. In two weeks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Cooper entertain the club at
their home. South Twelfth street.
The members of the Tirzah Aid
society of the Ben Hur lodge win hold
an evening meeting Wednesday at the
home. of Mrs. John Schneider, 329
South Twelfth street and Miss Anna
Schneider, will be hostess.
Wednesday evening the mem bers
OF the Woman's Loyal Moose Circle
will give Valentine part at the Moose
Hall.
Mrs. Hart, North Seventeenth street,
will entertain members ct Crochet
club at her home, Wednesday after
noon. + @ @
This afternoon Mrs. Horace G. Clark
entertained with an informal card par.
ty at her home, West Main street, in
honor OF her sister, Mrs, Thomas Dud-
ley OF Cleveland, Ohio. The rooms
were arranged with flowers and ferns.
The guests included members of card
club and were Mrs. Walter Maltby,
Mrs. Frank Miller. Mrs. G. G. Pitts, |
Mrs. Walter Grimes, Mrs. Harry Pin
nick. Mrs. Charles w. Jordan and Mrs. !
4. L. Althouse.
The social committee of the Knights |
of Columbus Lodge with Mr.. James !
chairman, has arranged /
for Valentine dance to be given Wed. /
nesday evening in the knights of Co !,
lumbus Hall. The hall will be elab- I
orately decorated for the occasion and
there will be special dance music. /
The public is invited to attend the /
which will be given this even /
ing at the First English Lutheran i
church for Twenty-Five cents under the
auspices Of the aid society.
3 An all-day meeting of the Aid society
Of the Reid Memorial up church will |
be held Wednesday at the church I
will be served al noon to the
families. t.a @ s-
Mrs. Oliver B. Nusbaum will be
hostess Wednesday afternoon for a
meeting of the Won,an's Foreign
society ofthe First English
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Complnenting Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
SttinpsO1 and son, who have recenuy
Qnnae 10 this city Tor q residence. Mr..
and Mrs. William Blackmores former
reaideHts Of IndiauRp0&is. who have
apartments at the WaSteott, gave q
dinper last evening at the hotel. Mr..
Simpson is the new superintendent OF
the Pennsylvania railroad. Covers
We're laid fnr Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Stimp-
sou and son, Mr.. and Mrs, Harry
LCntZ, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Loqtz
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Blackmore.
Anniversary day will be observed
Monday afternoon when the Tcknor
club win meet With the president, Mrs.
David ". Dennis, corner Main ana
West Seventh, street The announce
rasnt was made. at the meeting Of the.
club held Yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. e. B. Clements, North
Thirteenth street. Mrs. Wslter Butler
lad the program. ' %#
Miss Edna Mcclure Of Colorado, is
the guest or Mr. and Nfrs Charles Nc
G,,ire, North Tenth street, and Cher
relatives in this city.
A wedding or interest on account
Of the prominence of the young people
viii be solemnized Wednesday eve--
ming at s o'clock at the hotne Of DE.
ond Mrs. r. J. PIERCE when their
daughter Miss Frances, will be mar.
iied to Mr.. Rodney Foulke,. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John T, Foulke, South
sixtcenth street. The ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. j. ]. Rae,
pastor CT the First Presbyterian
church. The ring service will be used.
Mr.. Niles Of Tippecanoe City, OHIO,
Is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs George
LreriZer for few days.
Mrs. Dwight Young and Mrs. o, c.
Krone had charge OF the program This
afternoon when reception was given
at the First PRESBYTERIAN church from
2:30 upt ) o'clock in honor. of Mrs.
Bonner OF Greensburg, Indiana
In honor of Miss Irene DuWar of /
Mrskogee, Okla, Miss Mary Foley gave
q party at the Murrette Theatre this I
efterroor. The guests were Mss Ruth
Edgerton, Miss Miriam Morgan. Miss !
Dorothy Clarke. Miss Marie O'Irien, |
Miss Lucille Bowman, Miss Hazel Hem
lerson, Miss Irene Price and Miss
Irene DuWar. rftr
The dinner which was to have been
given this evening at the Hotel West |!
colt by Miss Mary Williams and Miss
Phyllis Butler has been postponed on 7
account of Illness. -. ..
This evening Miss Donna Hyde will
entertain members Of the V. Y. club !
at her home, South Tenth street.
Thursday afternoon the Woman's .
Collegiate club Will meet with Mrs. /
Edgar Hiatt at her home in Reeves
ton. The program will be given as an
bounced In the year hook. s
Favors went 10 Mrs, George Walker,
and Mrs. Daniel Scherb yesterday
afternoon when members CT the newly!
organized "Jolly Eight Club met at
the home Of Mrs Scherb. North Seccnd
street. After the game refreshments
were served The members are Mrs
Roy Davis, Mrs. w, G. Land, Mrs. D.
y. Scherb, Mrs. William Schultz. Mrs.
William Jones, Mrs. George Walker,
Mrs Edward Ball, and Mrs. Walter
jones. Next Monday afternoon, Mrs.
w. G. Land, 537 West Main street en-
teytains the club. es
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[ in keeping with the springtime were
used. There were guests present for
four tables After the game q lunch
con was served at the small tables.
An all.day meeting Of the North, a
Street Friends church will be held
Thursday at the church.
Many persons are interested In the
play. '&The Old Peabody Pew" which
will be given Friday evening at 7:45
O'Clock at the Second English Luth-
eran church by the women of the
church. A nominal admission fee will
be asked. There will be orchestra
music previous to the presentation of
the play and also during intermission.
A feature Of the affair will be the ap-
pearance of the class in tableaux. Fiji
teen cents will be asked for the older
ones and ten cents for the children,
The cast of characters as announced
viii be given.
Wednesday afternoon the Current
Events club Will give a kid party at
the home of Mrs. Fay Holiday, 217
Pearl street, in celebration of Valen-
tines day. The members will wear
chiidrer's costume. There will be a
special program. r
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A salmon often jumps fifteen feet
out OF the water in going up the falls
of a river.
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This afternoon Mrs. John Harring.
ton. Jr. entertained with an auction.
bridge party at her home, South Thir-
teenth street, in honor Of Miss Loretta
Turner Of Brazil, Indiana. Decorations
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Mrs. Oliver B. Nusbaum will be
hostess Wednesday afternoon for a
meeting of the Won,an's Foreign
Missionary society ofthe First English
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An, all,day meeting Of the North, a
Street Friends church will be held
Thursday at the church.
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Miss Edna Mcclure Of Colorado, Is
the guest or Mr. and Mrs Charles Nc
Guire, North Tenth street. and oahel
relatives in this city. @
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Ia An all-day meeting of the Aid society
Of the Reid Memorial up. church will
be held Wednesday at the church
Luncheon will be served al noon to the
families .- .. ill., s
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The public is invited to attend the
supper whicl, will be given this even
ing at the First English Lutheran
church for TWENTY-FIVE cents under the
auspices Of the aid society.
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Address Pattern Department, PaIIa-
dunn.
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The members of the Tirzah Aid
society of the Ben Hur lodge win hold
an evening meeting Wednesday at the
home. of Mrs. John Schneider, 500
South Twelfth street and Miss Anna
Schneider, will be hostess.
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The Ladies bible class OF the Trin-
ity Lutheran church viii meet We'd
nesaay afternoon with Mrs. Henry
Guhel at her he1ne, 730 South Twelfth
street.
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ATHENS.

II. o. Gale and son, Frank, of Town
shcnd were callers in town sunday
Mrs. Ed Fletcher and baby Of SAX
tons River have been spending q week
with Mrs. Fletcher mother, Mrs. Her,
bert Hall
Nal Bcmis returned Saturday from
Plymouth, ~ H., where he had spent
several days in the home Of his broth
en-, G.. NJ. Bemis.
George Jelly and family of Gage
Vile arc at H. y. Glazicr = for an III,
definite time. Mrs. jelly is acting as
house keeper and Mr.. Jelly has wood
| saving outfit which he operates by
automobile power
| News was received last week of the
! death of two former residents of this
town, w. W. Bridges of Brookfield
Mass, of pneumonia and George y
Ohcr OF Gagevillc whose death was due
to age Both were highly respected
citizens of this town and spent the
greater part Of their lives here anC
lived on adjoining farms. The buria
Of Mr.. Bridges was held Nov. L., an,
that of Mr.. ODER Nov. Is.