The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 05, 1906, Page 4, Image 4
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the railroad rate bill, lie Revere
sc
ly arraigned the Federal judiciary.
Many of the judges, he said, wore
unduly prejudiced in favor of
the railroads and were, therefore,
unfit to be trusted with the pow- !u
!?
?r to pass on railroad questions
During his pitchfork remarks jt
the Senator became engaged in a in
sharp colloquy with his friend cl
Spooner. bi
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An interesting conference of (.f
CI
cotton growers and cotton man
facturers was held in Washing
ton this week. Harvie Jordan, rfl
111 [) Sltllt.ll ntu] Aflior HJ
... . v * * w??u WI/UVJI j;? V/IIII- I
nent leaders ot the cotton asso- P1
ciation were present and made t';
addresses. A better understand- a'
iit^ between producers and spin- st
iters was brought about by the
conference which will no doubt
redound to the benefit of boih aI
interests. It was generally agreed 01
that the '"middle man'' must be m
eliminated. d
Trustees of public schools are T
appointed by the county board
of education, and not elected by
the patrons, as erroneously stat- Hr
od recently bv one of our corres-1 ')l
' ...
pondents. Elections for trustees
ar?* sometimes beld in school I
nstricts, bu' t*iey are merely n r t:t
the purpose of making nominations
or recomme ndations to the
county board. Of course it is
i niters! (io<) I li I iIik tr nufal I'.... i
"" " I y
<|o<s not apply to special or n
graded school districts. j ^
The l>lue prints ot the South-|
ore's proposed new depot lor
Lancaster have l>of>n liui?a I
by J lie railroad commission lor j '
inspection. Who are to pass up ,''
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on litem at this end of the line
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we are not informed, but presumably
tbe business men of the
community. This matter fur- .
nisheR fresh [>roof of the need of I
Dial board of trade or commercial
club which The News has '
i t , a
been urging our cit'zens to orgnnize.
Had Lancaster such an
organization it would be preemi .
nently the proper body to ap a_
prove or disapprove of the South- th
em's depot plans. ha
The Lancaster News. .
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Semi-Weekly. , tj,
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At Lancaster, S. C.,
By The ?tl
Lancaster Publishing Company. pr
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Charles T. Connors, Editor. ,
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J. M. KlbDLK, Jit . lttlsinkss MANAOKIt.
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Entered as second-class matter, Oct. 7, IPO , ]U
n the postottlce at f ai,caster, S C.. under Act ,
of Congress of March 3, 1P79. Ill
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Saturday, April 5, 190C. hi
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Senator Tillman made a aema
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tional speech in the Senate
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TlllirsiltlV dnriner flio Helinlo r\ii
Rock Hill is daily looking tor
i street, sprinkler, ordered sonie
ne ago. Lancaster's?it it has
e?can't he'seen for the dust.
The Ne v York Sun makes the
urtling announcement that the
ice of elephants is advancing,
e trust that it is not yet too
le for those of our friends who
iven't already enough elephants
i their hands to lay in a fresh
pply at old prices.
That wild, weird, unearthly,
r-sounding whistle of the Lanster
cotton mil's a few years
;o that tenified the living and
most awakened the dead in
is vicinity, and which Colonel
>rings finally had to have carid
off and tied out in the
>ods, must have recently made
; escape and resumed business
or about Camden, for the
uncil of that pacific city has
st passed an ordinance prohib
ng any "steam whistle or other
:c whistle" from hereafter
owing off its month within
linden's corporate limits. Of
nrse no ordinary, every-day
ki of In Iiowa mAvrnil f lm
ii ic XJ\I ???V1 nave Uiuv^vt I/IIV]
uncil to take such action.
HOOL CHILDREN AND THEIR
PARENTS* MAIL.
The po&toffice depart inent ha-1
scided that children going to
id from school shall not be a)wed
to get their parents' mail,
do not blame tlie postmaster
your chi'dren are refused the
ail. The postollice habit among
lildren has become a nuisance
>lh to the public and ihe post
aster; and the department has
>no wisely in making this <icsion.?Yorkville
Enquirer.
The Lancaster postmaster lias
iceived no notice from the de
irtment of such decision. Tt
event children from getting
ieir parents' mail would ^per
;e as a hardship in many in
ances, especially in cases when
ie parents reside a considerae
distance from the postoflict
id are too busy in their farir
other work to no alter theii
ail. Where a number ol schoo
lildr-jn, however, no to tin
3stofIice lonelier, as tlioy Ire
nent.lv do, they u<udly mukt
tore or less noise and racket ii
ie lobby, greatly to the annoy
ice of patrons w ho happen t<
there woting to he seived, ai
ell as to the postmaster am
s assistants, and this shouh
'Plainly he stopped.
M EDITOH WHO (AN MILK
' SO/WE."
Editor 1111 n n it* 11 tt, of tin
III I I 1 4) l* f i i !ll I I i Ito f An J /?r*et ui >
'*? .IVI .. wUm ?(|W1 , A si tci i. r* l ii
a man of prodigious achieve
out-*, even according to hit
vi? modest showing. lie not
lly edits oiio of the best agricul
r,*i! journals published in the
nited St iles, but is himsell *
'aetical farmer and stock rais.
It is in his dairy and stock
minors, however, that his most
ondertul powers are developed
powers never before possessed
' mortal man, so tar hh we
low. But here is his own excitation
ot his marvelous feats,
ken from an editorial in a re
nt issue of The Cultivator :
nave tried iilwaya to keep
touch v\?ih the mo*t advanced
ricultura) thought, and to ?'o
a practical work with our
nds. Nor have our editorial
duties stopped our career in tins I""""
line. We st'U have our overalls
hanging on the back porch, and
we still milk and feed horses,
cows and hogs, plant seeds and
cultivate the growing crops with
our own hands."
Now any editor may with pa
tience and practice learn how to
milk a cow; ho may even on a
pinch yank out a little *?f a gentle
old mare's lacteal fluid, j
though it is not customary in this
country to milk ''horses," but
when an editor gravely tells us
that lie milks h<?g>! loo, he so I
overwhelms us with amazement I
that all \vi> psvii do is to throw no I
old last winter's hat and hurrah
for the profession of journalism!
Editor Hunmcntt, by the way,
in order to mike his stock farm
complete, ought, to have a poultry
attachment, and the firs-t
thins lie should invest in is one
of those ''monster incubators"
which the Columbia Record said
the other day, in conspicuous m
headlines,"holds $6,0C0 worth of 7
eggs and can produce 15,00(1
chickens 100 feet long."
? Attention is directed to new jZj
announcement elsewhere by Me- |
i Cardell & Allison Brothers.
?The Hampton Amusement
Company is coming to Lancas- B
i ter next week.
?B. M. Welsh & Co., which fl|
enterprising firm is building up B
a good rade, hag a special notice ?
in today's issue.
Business Notices. Jj
Notices inserted under [
' this head at the rate of ONE CENT NV
A WORD for each insertion. No
notice to be counted less than 25
words.
FOU SALE- Forked-leaf Vineless Yel- ____
low Yam Potato Hlant*. $2.1)0 per 1,000 ;
1 5,?>uo and over. $1.60 per thousand, f o. b.
express tit Lykesland, S. C. W. Lykes.
' LOST? One pair of 7-inch Wire Pliera
, Also lteceipt Hook, partly used. Finder
' will please return to .1. T. Thoinasson.
FOU SALE - Fine milk cow with young
calf. Will sell at a reasonable price. Ap'
ply to A. G. Itowell, O K, S. G.
WANTED By town Council, person to
succeed .dduni Mortison as closet cleaner.
I Good pay for tin.- right n.au
The Hampton Amusement Co. will exI
hibit in Lancuster next week. May 7 12.
I his Company consists of 10 big shows,
merry-go-round, Ferria wheel and brass
band. gi\ing concerts daily. Also quite a
number of tres acts This is not an ordi>
nary carnival, but an attraction of a hij.ii
cia-s Hie management does not tolerate
1 any gambling or any Itidc shows, but at'ructions
th it are uuiqae, rellned. highclissatid
up-to-date Per let order guaran
? l?ed. Everybody %isiting the midway will
bo treated courteously. \ good tune for
' everybodi aud a sure cure for the blues,
j Harry Foster, manager
' WILL SKI,T. tor the next fen days
la high grade "Lakeview Patent" flour
at $2.10 per sack. Purity Patent at
$2 25, I-lour has advanced HOcts per
, barrel and I he above prices are less
k than COST. Bennett Grocery (Jo.
, IN PLACE of nitrate of soda use t'ereolite
for a toj dressing For sale by The
Heath-1oil oh Co.
FLORODORA COTTON SEE1>
' FOR SALE ? Long Staple Variety
Seed, oriiritiallv hotiehf from I. v
Stoney, of Allendale. The staple now
. worth 1 rents more on this market
than ordinary cotton Will sell seed
at $1 (Ml per bushel in hits of 10 bush*
i els and upwards. Apply to K.J. Mo*
llwain, Lancaster, No. 8. H*7*10w.
"tMTTIini"TIIWMlI1TP'(finrriuMljui I tin
DRINK
Hire's Root Beer
for your health. At all
grocery stores; 5c bottle.
^ancastei^oltlin^kj
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CLOTHING
We have a select and up-to-date line. We can fit all J
sizes of men. We can fit the slims and longs, the shorts
and rounds, and at prices to suit all. Trousers made by
the Pants King, in all grades. Hats soft and stiff in all
grades and styles. Straw Hats of all kinds.
OUR SHOE STOCK
is complete in all lines?children's, misses', ladies' and
gentlemen's. Our ladies' and gentlemen fine shoes head
the town in all the latest styles and cuts from the best
factories in America. We use principally factory shoes
made to our order. The Stroolman Shoes for ladies and
the Bion for men ?the best on earth. A beautiful line
of Dress Goods in all shades, kinds and prices. We have
the nicest line of White Goods and Km broideries in the
city. Notions of all kinds, styles, quality and prices.
Come and inspect for yourself and see if you don't find
things as represented.
McCardeli & Allison Bros.
At Old Mercantile Stand.
&verijkoc/ij sSays |
We have the nicest Grocery 2
Store in town. That is very
complimentary; hut our customers
say some of our goods
are the nicest in town. It is
our aim to keep fresh goods
constantly on hand. We are
gratified at the increase in our
business since we opened up.
Call on us for crood Corn Meal.
Selling genuine creamery Butter at 25c a pound.
B. M WELSH & CO. 1
In Springs Block, 3 doors from National Bank.
People Will Talk
They have a right to talk, especially
when they know a good thing
and want to tell it.
THEY SAY
Magnolia I"lour is the best, absolutely free
from any adulteration, rises well and makes
light, white and llakey biscuits. Price cheap
enough for the poorest man; grade good
enough for a king.
$2.25 Per 98 lbs. Standard Weight, j v
1 hey say Iidwards deserves a part of your
trade; that he tries to please everybody that I!
goes to his store ; always tries to make the
people feel at home when they call on him.
Now give him a chance and see if there is J
anything in what "They Say."
Edwards is now agent for the Kershaw Hot- (
tling works. Come in and buy aerate of real
genuine Ginger Ale made from pure artesian
water. When you have a dollar to spend and
want exactly what it is worth at the best price I,
to be had, see Edwards, the store where your
wants are studied and where the very best |
the market affords is kept. Dry Goods, Shoes,
Notions, etc. Knowing that cotton will be a I
fair price this fall, and hoping that 15c per lb. . m
will be the cheapest sold, 1 am, g
Respectfully yours,
J. C. EDWARDS !
in Bennett's Old Stand.
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