The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 30, 1906, Page 4, Image 4
The Lancaster News.
i Semi-Weekly. (
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At Lancaster, s. c.,
By The
Lancaster Publishing Company. '
Stories T. Connors, Editor.
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If. K. WYLIH, PitnsindNT.
iXV A. COOK, Sbc'y. and Titkas.
.U. Hll)i) EE, ,) It . ItrsiNKSS MANAOKtt.
oixered as second-class mutter, Oct 7. 1WV,
. a -aostofllce at l.ancastor, S C.. under Act
i ress of March 3, 1879
Wednesday, May 30,1906.
RU LING TOGETHER AS A FACTOR
IN A TOWN'S GROWTH.
What is llie ma'ter willi the
?f our town getting t"j#?tfier
? In past years that was
*je of the strong favors, but of
)*xi there lias b "en too much dis
> i-ion, too much silent Unork
?jr. Let in* cut out tli!?t kind o
v.i.- '.ness. A town, like a house,
J; 'ied against iiselt must tali,
.'i, vs 21 make u- all feel better to
T/M-k together. ? Rock Hill Rec?<}
Another municipal idea' shatv*9<!
llere we have been lor
urging the people of L ui av>ter
to ''do like Rook llill," to
frisk together, to pull as one man,
I- throw aside all personal differfsjes
and work as a unit lor the
-KCihttilding o( the town Yes.
Tf/jc an'l airain we have held up
JEdck Hill to our people as a
jy>del so far as unity ol action
a**, the pari ol her citizens is conr
'nod. and now the Record tells
-v.-that thero is a crack in that
uni'y asset.
We heartily sympathize with
i, esteemed contemporary.?
V.i know what it is t-> work for
.ii * promotion ol tlie general
?,v"fare of a community where
f"' people are more or less divider'.
That has been one of Lan
toier's troubles, but, lortunate'\
MV the town, it has ill uia^ed to
r"k<4 substantial p ocr? s^ in
.< fce of a 'ack of c ncert ol action
the i>art of <??ir ciliz ns.?
fc"ck Hill, loo, seems to have
.r nle some progress under sitni
?\r niffi mllies?i: has at lea^t
iwvu.nod some how or oilier to]
*< 1 hold of <i htr?et sprinkler.
R.ii, seriously, how much more
apidly ; town like Rock Mi 1
u Lancaster would deveh p along
tol tines that make for lie peace
uui happiness ami the material
-vrow'fli and prosperity of a com-1
minify if its citizens were to lay
?. 11> their petty jealousies and
?nvi-\s, their prejudices and hit.
hatreds toward one another,
w;d get together and work har I
krooiouslv for the advancement !
i '
rZ the town's host interests
1 t
late of tl>e railroad rate ; *
j6I! instill uncertain, iiielluu.se t
m* refused to accept the Senate I
jmendmentH and a conference I
4br*s been ordered* I
I
Hi m kerosene or gasoline ana i
better than either lor light, heal
and power purposes. I
The Genera! Assembly of I lie t
Presbyterian Church, held ill .
Greenville this year, adjourneu i
last Friday night, to meet in <
Birmingham, A la., in M iy, 11)07 t
Probably th< t wo 111 >st important t
mat'ers considered a?ul passed
upon by I be Assembly were the 1
Articles of Agreement, looking
to a closer union of the Presbyterian
churches,and the Caldwell 1
ace The Assembly declined to
nlopt the Articles and by a close
i OA i _ O I 1 Z t ... 1 ^ 4 _ ?
voie?o;i 10 o-i?tiecuieu U) re ?*r
ilie mutter o! union to the different
Presbyteries The Caldwell
app 'a1 from t he Tex ?aS> nod
resulted in a victory lor Dr.
Caldwell, pastor of the First
Presbyterian c h u re h of Fort
Worth, who was in effect ch irfzed
with heresy.
The Effort to Enforce Prohibition
in Lancaster County.
(iroenwo'id Journal.
In Lmcister county, a white 1
man wm convieied of selling li
quor, and the sentence of the .
court was to pav a fine of $.">()()
or serve one year in the penitent
arv. ile is sorv:nir his sentence,
hui an effort i* heimr made to
nave the governor portion htm
on ti e pi ? that he is an old |
sold ? r. and for divers masons.
We are glad to see I hat I he ^
Laiicns'er No a s comes out in a
si rung editorial, which will be .
lonnd elsewhere in Ibis paper,
against granting the pardon.
The position justly t ken that .
if lit" man Wore an ignorant j
negro, the protest against the j
pardon need not he so strong, (
tit for the very reason that he .
is an intelligent white man, he
should he made to pay the pen- |
altv. t
Not only does The News take
the matter tip, hut the anti- j
whiskey league rn ikes a strong .
presentation to the governor of
Us siil<- o; iho q i shon. We will ; .
tuiaaire Ih ?t ill'' conviction of : j
this while man will do a jrreat
[leal toward putting the tigers!,
r>nt of business in Lancaster (
joun'y. Il convictions could be (
secured everywhere, and heavy t
ioes imposed, we should hear
ar less about the failure where
;>eople want to make it a failure,
No, "Toper," the passage by b
Jongress ol the free alcohol bill a
ioesn't mean 1'reejliquor?not by v
t jug-lull. g
g
The United States government o
is now uf r the alleged ferti' v
iz r trusl. The grand jury of the i,
federal circuit court in session at 3
Nashville, Tonu., has indicted c
about eighty fertilizer manutact- t
urers lor alleged violations the r
anti trust laws. Among those to 1
he prosecuted are some South e
Carolina concerns. I
One of the most important
measures passed at the present
session of Congress is the hill
making 'ax-free denatured alcohol.
Its passage means much to
1 he industrial interests ol lit*'
con ill ry. Denatured alcohol, (
vliieli is or lin <ry alcoliol render- (
<1 unfit for use as a beverage by (
mixture with some denaturing \
material, is sai 1 to be much safer |
>ut where the law is enforced as
II other laws shouM he, it is a
erv decided success. We are
lad to see there is a strong
rowing sentiment in favor ol
iving those who violate the
vhiskev laws just punishment
or so dotntr. In such ca*es there
hould ho no distinction on amount
of race or previous condiion,
unless forsooth it be to
nake it tighter on the white
nan who stoops so low as to
mirage in audi di-resputahle
)usiness.
\ Lancastrians Successful
Newspaper Work in Chicago.
,
As noted in The News at the
ime, Mr. ,U. .1 t'jp'or, a hnn
rastrian who h ? a hieved disanction
in the fi Id of journal
>111, some weeks ngigive up h
iterative position on tie Angusa
Chronicle to accept -,\ t ette*
ne in Chicago. The Commercial
Union, ol Chicago and New
fork, in its issue of last Thurs
lay contains a portrait, and a
ompltmenlary uotice ol Mr Car
er, who is now manager of the
Jhicago of lice of tho Jacobs
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C/WUI |r(ui\ , ail auvci 113111^ nv IIlicate.
In enumerating the
Hirers of Hie company, I he Commercial
Union says :
"Ami lust but not least, the
mil in-: an 1 c-'iii.'eni-il Mr. li.J.
Uarter, of 132 Salle si reel, Chicane,
III. The lat-'er has recently
n ercd the 01.i an<> Held ami in
the short time he has been .there,
uas thoroughly demonstrate,!
hat his p ;st 14 years of expentnee
ill Hie advertising line,
his thorough knowledge and
iiniliaritv with soul horn t?rriory
ami I ho pulling qualities o'
the media lie represents, makes
him the right man in the right
place, and therefore lie aide
considerably in bringing into
Jacobs & Company's fold many
stray advertisers, who, no doubt
when the returns come in, arc
thankful for having n.e! this
always happy gentleman fresh
rom l lie South hut ab e to cop?
with the slickest and best in Inline
in any p ut of the t'O Ultrv.?
Mr Carter covers Michigan, Wis
onsin, Indiana and Ohio terri
tor besides the local field.
A Stevenson Prayer.
Wo beseech thee, Lord, to be
liold lis with favor, weak moii
;it (I women, subsisting undei
the covert of Thy patience.
He pa'ieot still Suffer us yet
while longer, with our broken
promises of good, with our idle
nde.ivor against evil; mffer us
while longer to endure, and, il
t may be, help us to do better,
liless to us our extraordinary
uercies; it the day come when
hey must he taken, have us
play the man under a 111 ction.
lie with our Iriends; be with
>ur-elves iio with each ol us to
'pel if it ii v o \?ro L- n loot i./ir I
;hem the dark hours ol watching;
tnd when the ?Jay returns to us
? on.- huh and comforter?call
is wiili morning faces, eag,?r t"
>e happy if happiness shaii be
>ni* | ortion. and, il the day be
ini k'd to sorrow, strong to enlure
it. ? ( Part ol a family pray r
written thedav before lie died,
>y Kobert bonis Stevenson.)
Come to The News Office
lor Old Papers.
Steele-Mc 11 wa i ?*.
By Kev. W. S. Henry, at th<
residence of t!?e bride's mother
Mr. J. Palmer Steel, of Creek
was married to Miss Fannn
McllwAin, of VVaxliaw N. C , or
May, 23, 190G.
Cheap Rates Via Southeri
Railway.
On account ol tlie following special occn
sions, the Southern Railway wi'l Hell ticket
to points named below at extremely lot
rates, hk follows :
To Ashville. N. (! . and retain Accouti
Annual t'onteretice Youug 1' opie's Mil
sionary Movement June 2l)th to July Stt
I iokets on sale Jul v 20th, 27th ami 28tli
limited g<Miil to return until July lull
I9> ti. Hate, one fare plus twentv live cent
for round tiip
To Ashville, N. C., utid return ? Accour
of onventi n Oniuuicrci d Law League <
iniiica. July 3 th to Juuuxt lilt. lit (
tickets on sale July 2 th. 2lith and 27il
limited good to return until August Ml
Kxtension of limit to m ptaiuber Hulli iun
!'# ohtnittt>d liv diii <\uiti>i(T (iol;nt ivit
"pfcial Agent ut Ashulte mill payment i
f o f fifty eents. lime, on? fare plus twet
tj live cents for round trip
to Knoxvillv, Teun., nod retinn -Ai
' o unt, summer Scliool <>1' tlie South, Inn
tilth to -Inly '27th. IUi f>. 7ickets on sal
-luiic 17th. '2 trd, '24th and dnth nod Jul
7th, 14th aud 15th. limited good to retttr
fifteen days frotu date of K ile. An oxter
siou of limit to September doth may he ol
. mined by depositing ticket with Spocii
Agent and payment of tee of fifty cent
| (lite, one fare plus twenty tlve cents IV
round trip.
I'o lit xington, Ky., and return ?A ceo on
Nation at (iriind l>odgo United brothers <
friendship and Sisters Mysterious let
k July doth to August :lr.l 19U6. Tickets o
sale JuK '2'Jth and doth and August Is
limited good to return until August 5tl
, linle, one fare plus twenty live cents IV
round trip
To Iiouisville, Ky , and return? Aecouu
Home coming w tk for Kentuckians, Jun
13th to 17th. TicketH on sale June It tli, lit
I and l'2th. limited ood to return until Juu
23rd. An extension of return limit to Jul
' '231 d mu\ he ohtaiue 1 by depositing ti k.
with Special Agent and payment of fee i
tifty cents. (Write for paitieulurs aboi
side-trips), itate, one faro plus twenty fi\
cents for round trip.
To Memphis, Teun., and Keturn A<
. eoiint, International Convention lirothe
hood of st. Andrew, October >Nth to '21s
Tickets on a.ite October 1 tli to 18lh, linn
d to return October 30th. An cxteiisio
: ? Novtiiuber d itli may be obtained by ?b
' posit ill),' ticket with Special Agent mid pa;
ing a t<n> of titty cents Hate, one tare phi
. twenty live cents for toun l trip.
To Milwaukee, Wis, ami return?\i
count, iGraml Aerie Fi>t*rnul Order <
Kagles, August 14th to 1Mb Tickets o
s<tle Vugust l1 tli. llth and 12th limite
Ktiotl to return August 22nd liato, on
tare plus $2 no for rout d trip.
I To Nashville, Tenn . and return \<
count. 1'eaboily .Summer School tor I'eacl
era, Vamlerbilt University kilueal lust
1 t ate, tune 1 it I) to \ugu*t loth. Tickets o
i aicJuuc loth, 1!tli, 12th. Uftli, lOt'j an
2 tli and Ju'y iith, lit'i ami 7tti, limite
good to return fifteen days from date <
, -ale. An extension of limit to Septeinbt
loth may be obtained by depositing tick<
with f>pecial Agent and pay too a fee <
fifty cents, ltatc, one tare plus tw. nty liv
! cents for round trip
t To Washington. 1) C! . and return \i
onnt, Negm Young People's < hiist'.an at>
Hitiication.il Congress. .Inly Ilrd to *tl
Tickets on sale June k'Jth, Jub, "2n I an
tr I, limited g?od to retain until duly lit
* I'.ioti An extension ot limit to August Hi
may be olita ned by depositing ticket wit
Special *gent and paying a tic ot fifty ot
Hate, one far. plus tw. nty live cents ft
maud trip.
The South rn Haiiway is tie be-t vu;
Mil crior i asseiiger accomodations lie
i-laches. Most coiivt-n eiit tmoug i sleep
ng-cai s -rvie.' an I best dining car scrvn
in (be world
For lull p.utioulars inquire ol an v.Sou ti
' ?.rfi 0,..lv. .. ....
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I I; \V Hunt, Brooks Morgan.
1 >iv l'us ?^l , Asst (i it 1 *.t^ A^t ,
<'hiU'lestoo. S. (J Atlanta (ra
: Business Notices
iW All Noticed insert t'd untie
I Ins head Ht the rate ol t)N'K ( KN"
A W <)ICI? fur each insertion X
| I notice tit he counted less than l!
I words
'I WANTKU?A hustling represents
| t ive to sell ? it v l.ots, ill t he hest |tri>|
i osition ever t.tiered Best contract
t ; furnshed, ami all inquiries cheerfull
answered. Soul liern Heal Kstate <
1 I.nan < n , Tiftou. (ia.
j I.OST?Monday, 21st inst., in Bar
1 | caster or on road hetween towri an
! < reek I' <> , small Watch < ham
, "W . A I." engraved on back tw
i i photos inside. Kinder will nlea*
11 leave at The News olllce
( IIKAl'KK KIRK INSI RANCK.,11
am apt-nt for the Carolina M lit in
I Fire Insurance Co., anil am prepare
to Insure ilwelling*, barns, stock,etc
at a very low rate.
J. K. Taylor,
J t Agent.
It SI UK(JKIVEI) Anotlu r ear of Vi
: guiia ear corn Also car of timothy an
clover ha\ mixed Might j?1 i< ?*
(> (3. Iilaokinou.
IN I'l. M'K of riitrate of soiln nae Core'
. lit** for a top dressing For sale by 'I'll
! Heath- lone? Co.
I
Announcements.
For County MupcrriNor,
, 1 hereby announce myself a c..nd.
da'e for County Supervisor, subject
0 to the rules of the Democratic pri1
mary. If elected I pledge myself to
discharge the duties of the ofltce to
the best of my ability.
r D. W . Hendrix.
i For County Supervisor.
* I
I hereby announce tnyseif a candidate
for tiie oflice of County Super
i- visor, subject to the rules and regulas
tions of the Democratic primary.
James O. Porter.
, For Comity Supervisor.
<- I hereby announce myself a candi1
date for re election to the oflice of
' County Supervisor, subject to the
' rules governing the Democratic pri8
mary. M. C. Gardner.
,t For County Supervloor.
>Ir. Editor?Please announce thro'
ugh the columns of your paper that I
' am a candidate for the oflloe of C<>un1
ty Supervisor, subject to tile rules
governing the Democratic primary.
I Two year- ago I was a candidate for
( reelection to this oflice, hut. was de1
feati-d by a small majority?only ten
votes I shall ever he grateful to my
irienus inr ineir iiuerai support.
''' L. J. Perry.
IL?
l or Iti'itrcNi'iilntiTe. ||
' hi tlie last campaign I made a close
race lor the Legislature, arid I promll
ised my friends that if there was
s- nothing to prevent my entering the
u rare in the next campaign that I
would run again. And I now ant.
iiounce myself as a candidate for the
d Legislature, subject to the Demo'
crat ic primary. Trusting to the people
" for their support, and promising the
' heat service I am able to give them,
' if elected, I remain,
>r Geo. W. Jones.
I, For Representative.
I hereby announce myself a candi|
date for reelection to the House of
Representatives, subject to 'lie rules
;j and regulations of the Democratic
)( primary. J. W. Ilamel.
For Represeu alive.
I greatly appreciate the suggestion
. of myself as a Candida'e for the Legr
islature and the many assurances of
t support 1 11ave receiveu. ?> o man
r*< 111 ?1 esteem more highly than myself
,, the honor of representing this people
ir. there, for years of association with
.. them has proven their worth and lns
(egrity. I would like to serve them, 4
and. were I elected, I would do the ,
... best I could for the whole people. 1,
,C therefore, announce myself a eandi?
date for the Legislature, subject to
,j the Democratic primary.
u Harry 111 lies.
For Coiuit) TrcttMtircr.
i_ Having served the unexpired term ^
n of W. t). Cant hen, deceased, I hereby ' >
,1 announce myself a candidate for the
,1 office of County Treasurer, subject to
,1 the rules of the Democratic primsr
ary. .1. K. Blackmon.
t
d For .Magistrate.
' I hereby announce myself a eandi- mdate
for reelection to the otllce of '
' Magistrate for liitford Township,snhject
to the rules and regulations of
'j the Democratic primary.
I, Win. Carnes.
h
It For fount}- tinlltiir.
After inanv solicitat ions to become
a candidate for the otllce of County
Auditor, and the complimentary vote
k I received heretofore, I have decided
* | to run. I pledge in\se!f to he gov
t-ruru i>} <nt' rn I'h Jtlltl rt'^ll '.HI lolls o'
' the Itemocratic primary
Mollis II Morton.
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I'or I'mluife .Inline.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the otllce of
I'robate J mine, subject to the rules of
the |)euiocratic primary.
.1. K. Ste winan.
I'or I lie No nolo.
j", I hereby announce invHt If a cundi late
for tin State Senate, subject to tin? rules of
,_ the l>eu.ocrati? primary
I. Ilarrv Foster.
? I I'or SlHte Nenntor.
t- I am a candidate for State Senator, ^
- for Lancaster county, subject to the
s roles governing t be democratic priv
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j I auai i rirui mil. I. 1. >> I 1,1-1 A ill
it
For Supcrintende. I F?lu?-?tlon.
I hereby announce myself h candi'"
| date lor re-?lect ion to the ofllre ?>f
( imunty Superintendent of Education,
subject to the rules of the Democratic
I' primary. \V. M. Moore.
Notice of Auction Sale.
Jj I Pursuant to decision of tlie County ^
I Hoard o* <ouiini*sio"?rs, the iron
I fence which formerly enclosed ttie
I court limine yard will he sold at public
i auction to the highest bidder on the
11 r?t Monday in June, 1906 at 12 m. 1
Terms of sale cash Lancaster,S C.May
r-' 22, 1906 M C. Gardner, -4
'' 1 (,'o. Supervisor.
~ Tho MowC ^oee Job Printing
>-, 1110 11Cn w fdr others. Why
e I can't wo do yours? ??????
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