The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 26, 1907, Page 4, Image 4
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Entered as second-class matter, Oct. 7.
at the posiofllcc at Lancaster, S C.. undt
of Congress of March 3. I87?.
Saturday, January 26, 190
THE RACE CONFERENCE.
The race conference he)
Columbia this week teem
have been quite a success, so
as the attendance and the c
acter ofthe speeches delivered
concerned. It remains to
seeu what the practical ree
will amount to. Gov. Ansel
Judge benet were among
prominent whites who addrei
t]ia ennioraiiro
The governor undsrtoot
preach a sermon and he succet
in a marked degree. His text
Irom the Fourth Commandn
"Six days sbalt thou labor".
cState quotes the governor
saying in part: In these (
anil times when so many
lounging around, so many
grants, this is a good text 1
which the negro preachers i
teach their congregations. Tl
was never a greater opportu
lor workers nor lessexcusetor
nese. There is work for everyb
the times are calling for laboi
The bible says, "Go to the
thou sluggard." Did you <
see an atit loafing around? 1
little fellows are busy s'orirq
for the winter. Around the
hives there is no use for
drones. An old adage says
idle brain is the devil's \v<
shop.'' The man who does n
ing is tearing down, he is
building up tor his coun'r
his people. The people
work will do something. No
grant ever did anything T]
is no room tor the vagrant or
the lellow who wears a 1
standing collar and is fed
somebody else. The wo
should not harbor vagabo,
Let these fellows go out
work and bring in something
the support of the families."
The most distinguished c<
ed speaker was Hooker T. W
ington, president of Tusk
Institute. He said in part:
was born here in the South,
early boyhood was spent in
very here in the South and t
is no spot oil earth so det
me as the soil of our Sout
States, whore we of both r
for so many years have lived
toiled."
One of the ablest add re
was made by Mr. W. K. Uoi
les, editor of The State, who
phasized the necessity for
observance of law by both n
which he said was the surest
arantee of harmony in tlie So
THE liJLMC
vs Upon this point Mr. Gonzales Represe
said: 44 We <>1 both races are 10 VVoul
liv? here iu the South side by
side for all time, uo matter what llmi;
theories may be advanced ?ujd
VS <ktn txliuCl rrrvil 'I'liio I /\ n ?> tr a Att_ - .
-j cm^noo1 ^t7u, i in--', iv aiij ou?" (Jolum
sible man it seems to me, is the observer
fact which we must face. Since
iy. we are to remain together, the Maun, w
question which we should con- minister
t?r? stantly consider is how can we to confiri
do it in pence, in harmony, and Sena'or
" * in a way that each race will VOfce iie
" serve the best interost of the rttaaftna.
40 other, in a way that each race
will be made more happy, more r;,a80n8
prosperous because of the pre- Hon. Be
ii)?o- seuce of the other. It is the ex- succeed
treme of folly, and almost crime S ates S<
for any individual or group of ''First
,.v.r- individuals, to pursue a course ,
i8 for , , -ii *i attacK
miiii- which will encourage racial
is of when two people are to u 1
meai remain together for all time.*' with bei
nown ===== birkeepi
neral LONG STAPLE COTTON. Co1, Jan
W8?r ard hear
Mr. R. J. Mcll wain, one of Lan- ^
caster county's successful farm...
. , olina
EK- ers, who is a ereat believer in the
i _ , , _ ana an c
Florodora lone staple cotton,
IPOS , , . cency.
t Act showed us a dav or two ago a reoGCO
port of Lite sale in Charleston l*6t ^ ^
n July of seven bales of that vari- ,
' 11 U- n i how mu.
ety raised bv him. One bale ,
Mr. rlut
brought 20 cents per pound, ano- Stat
ther lit ceuts and the remaining
d in , , contend
five, which were the last picking, _ .
Q fn . Mate he
17^ cents. The total 9ales
^ar amounted to $594.15. Over $ 100 . . ^ '
bar right to
was realized for one bale alone. ,
I are When the long staple com- ^U?
he i present
mands so much better price than , . ,
iiilts , the right
the ordinary cotton, and the plant
And i r owii use
seems to do well in this pari of , .
the , . - they?iDiji
the country, it is a matter of sur
38et* prise that more farmers do not J^Iee^jn
raise the long staple kind. Mr. mers1
k to Mcllwain ha9 a limited quantity ?
;ued w}iich he will sell to
WHrt those desiiing to try it. Atlan
a?nt ________ Nationa
^le A few days ago when a busy hecon^ ^
f jirtnnr ^ a'i In a I tliio nnnnftr VAFllioil
v.. .??v* " 1 ' V/ V/ til ?>> w/ u ?'? J *1 (||V? ' "
lay? counted up her last year's pales number
are of chickens, butter and egirs she Among i
va- found she had sold sixty chickens union sli
rom 109 pounds ot butter and 163
, ' ,, mum pri
nay dozen etrgs, amounting in all to
:iere about $83. Who can beat it?? pren
nity Oliester'Lantern. next tall
idle There are no doubt farmers' ?f wareh
,<)(^ wives in Lancaster county "who ,a!n suc'
ant can '* " ' ,e< U8 h0ar from fhe 1
)ver some of (hem. was'the
The ===== which ci
rUt) * i- . .i i t ie coun
' 1 According to the ginners re
ports issued by the national gov- |(l^j ?
t,Hn eminent, a bigcropof cotton was jlome co
^rk made last year after all. The that fai
oth report made public Wednesday which si
not (,f this week shows that 12,167,- sal? e^c'
)'"r 873 bales had been ginned up to
W )01 the 16th ol this month. The Let
va
ier(, figures being regarded as bearish,
for j the market dropped 15 points.? Mail
deli Last year's report, corresponding persons
by to the one just issued, showed called ff
men 9^939,000 bales, and the report of Mr. .
I,( s* j two years ago, 12,700,000 bales. R. Bra
h n <1 1
fori Mrs- Li
Negro Lynched in Mississip- Gregory
jlor pi for Usual Crime. Mis* Ca
ash- Jackson, Miss., Jan. 24. ? In- ^hider,
epee formation reached here tonipht A'lce SI
441 that Henry Bell, a nepro, was ljiiurKi1
my lynched at Greenwood, the home ^
ol (Governor Vardaman, last night J*111'ierf
hv unknown narties. The n?
?r to " .
hern ^ro assaulted Mrs. Graves of Mr- 11
aces 'hat place some months ago and WHH 'n 1
and had been in the Greenville jail 'Ids offi<
lor sale keeping. Last night, he
iSKos arrived at Greenwood in charge iat*k?HoniM
nza- of a deputy slierifr and while ?'r.t,,e (,i
, # balanced,
iem- that official was taking him from food that i
the t,,e Irain to the jai^he was sur- tl^usedfc
k?os, rounded by a mob, which look V(1K<-table
' and corrai
go him away and hanged him to a don Kod
uth. railroad bridge. KVros,
3ASTER NEWS, JANUARY 26
ntative C. D. Mann JiA
d'nt Vote to Reelect 15uj
an?His Reasons. 1 par
bia special in Charlotte ^4!^*
: Representative C. D. jO*
no is also a Methodist
, retusecl lo vole today jf
m the reelection of U. S. jf
Tillman. In refusing to 7
gave these sensational JL
"I wish to state my A
for not voting for the O
ujamin K Tillman to a
himself in the United
euate: V
?He made a malicious V
upon the ministry of
'arolina, charging them jr
ng in league with ex- Jt
srs of the State, with
ies Hoyt as their stander,
to defeat and destroy
ensary law in South OarThis
he knew was false
lutrage on common de
nd?Before I could vo<e H
I should have to know
ch money he returned to
)bell as rebates allowed
0 of South Carolina. I
that as Governor of the
was handling the money
people, and he had no
return the niouey to the
ouses any more than the
board of directors had
L to appropriate to their
, or for other purposes as
;ht see fit."
g of the National FarUnion?Impor
tant
lutions Adopted.
ta, Ga., Jau. 23.?The
1 Farmers' Union in its
lay of the annuul conhere
today, adopted a
of important resolutions,
ihese was one that the
ould establish a minice
for the cotton crop of
jut year at its meeting
, and that by its system
mini tier it ohnntil iviain
AV OMWMiU I II n I II '
li price.
Jiversification of crops
subject of a resolution
ailed upon the farmers ol
try to increase the yatheir
crops and more
to raise supplies for
nsumption. It was urged
rmers raise something
:ia 11 find a ready local
h month ol the year.
ters Uncalled For.
addressed to following
remain in postoffice un>r:
Jimmie Bratton, Mr. T.
dley, Jimmie Bratton,
illie Dunn, Mrs. Dorah
, Miss Willie McKeown, Ula
rrv McDowen, Mr. C. E.
Mr. A. N. Sherleest, Mi?*
iaw, W. T. Trulese, Mrs.
Twitty.
F. Hunter, Postmaster.
25, 1007. , W|
L. F. Adams, of Kershaw, ?
own yesterday. He paid
je a pleasant call.
>n't digest? Because tin* stomach 0 TrtTl
one of the essential digestants X r ?
g-utive jnioeK are not properly MX Ad
Then, too, it is this undigestd
[ hmhi's sourness and painful in- I ha
Koilol For indigestion should own trui
ir relief. Kodol la a solutiion of tiea Ea
acids. It digests what you eat, closely \
da the deficiencies of the diges- $1.25; li
lol conforms to the National Pure We crat*
Lrug Law. Wold here by Craw- rates, t
w | W*
1907.
Riinirl rfinnor#* nf tAmnpratiil'A ?r#
fc on the toughest constitution.
The conductor passing from the li
inside of a trolley car to the icy tempei
o| the platform?the canvasser spendii
hour or so in a heated building and
walking against a biting wind?knoi
difficulty of avoiding cold.
Scott's Emulsion strengthei
body so that it can better withstan
danger of cold from changes of temper
v It will help you to avoid taking cold
ALL DRUGQI8T8I 60o. AND 8I.OO.
OR Ti
DAYS
Boys' All Wool
SWEATER
the $1.25 Kind foi
35 CENTS
Also Big Bargains i:
mkets, Comforts,
copies Supply
'.CIALLY FINE CABBAGE
ve some plants left over from my < "Vir setting?the samo ki
:kiD?. I bny tin* best seeds obtainable on tbe m.irke*. I 1
rly Jersey W ttketielri and Charleston Wakefield In t.easi
vith Succession and Late Drumhead 1'ricpH in looo lota $1
o.ooo and over I oo- We have only a limited qnantity of
I them and deliver to the Southern Kxpreoe Coin puny and
?end orders before our stock is gone,
W. F. CAItH, Fox f
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keated 2
rature 2
ng an a
then O
n the J
it the X
d the X
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Co.
PLANTS
md that I net for my y/
iftve two e?rly varie- 7^'
t>n we follow tlieae
1.60; .r>ooo and over,
very H?l?-cted RtockRt
very low exprena
(2, Meggetts, S. C.