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The Lanca * </ " -V '; ' Semi-\ STER NEWS. "I,, Vcckly. THE Li OTTON ASSOCIATION'S I6S TODAY AND TOMORROW. ? . f I NO ASTER NBW8, APB Dr. Potent, President of Pu, to Preneh and Lecture it easier Next Sunday. I? M Pa^ao f nrao irl P >, ,<v . ; ; *"S \ 'V at >, ito7. rman, Women Who 1 % Loin- it u astonishing how few jeers of married 1 . the appearance and dl lfe often make tn position of many |u Publ Wednesdays At Lanca By Lancaster Publi Charles T. Cc ? weaj i8h*J - and the and Saturdays fa,( ,h? o'the St ishing Company, sociatiot two add >nnors, Editor, ty this 1 ??- oKaw tnr gain remind tne rarmers public generally of the ^ ; President E. D. Smith, 1 ate Cotton Growers' As ^ i, is scheduled j^o make ' resses in Lancaster coun- 1 week, the one at Ker- I lav un^ fKa nfline tinvn 1 JLJ0 ? ? JL \J VU?? y UO'U Furman University, Qreei will occupy the pulpit c Boldridge, pastor of the Baptist church, next Si morning and evening. ? probably preach a sermon morning service and leeti -uv women, ine rresnnesi iville brilliance vanish like i ' peach which is rudel >f Dr. matron is only a dim sh First ?' cbanning maide reasons for this chanti inaay, neglect. Few young \ le will the b00* tho sys change which comes w at the motherhood. Many ne ^ the unpleasant pelvic ire on ?^u s, the charm, the ft the bloom from a \ y handled. The ^ H adow, a faint echo l KV in. There are two _ (o, ignor&nce and vomen appreciate tem through the rtth marriage and f gleet to deal with la M drains and weak SUBSCRIP1 One Year Six Months Three Months Payable I ADVERTIS One inch, first insert auent Insertion 50 cent longer, reduced rates. Professional cards, t I ?* vvv iTON RATES. . _ tomorro - to contii n advance. tag68 of ing bates. incumbe Ion. fl.OOi Each cubao- tljoirshc s. For three momhs or . ?. wheel ai tor year, 112. i prinoipli ?uu vuv u vuui w. If the farmers expect 1 lue to reap the advan- * their organization, it is ?nt upon them to keep 1 >ulders to the association's ' nd to loyally support its bs and policies. the subj?ct of education svening. Dr Pot eat is one of the and most scholarly divines Soutb and a rare treat is in for all who go out to hea next Sunday. 11COOUO Tf U1UI MJU UkllVlJ in the riage and motherhood, i that this secret drain is of its freshness and ablest fatness. As surely as the gen 1Q the when there is dcrangen i Store ?f the delicate womanl; when these organs a T him health the facta and for to the fact in renewed cc a million women have i tuuiH wito map I not understanding k robbi ng the cheek A | the form of Its Wi eral health suffers nont of the health I depends u Y organs, so surely and experj re established In I rortil^^r> m at once witness I ado*en)bl >mellnes8. Nearly I found hnnlt.h nnd B pon the life-Ion* etadr I iciico of the men who 6f business, end who mix e rhlch"makosthree(often adetof RraiwHTow. where Tew before."^ The neae owoiliun^ uuvKrn, a t . Lost and Found, and tlsements not exceediti each Insertion: I cent tlonal word over 80 wo Obituaries, Tribute thanks and all matter < nature to be charged f< Advertising rates by on application. Brief correspondonci interest Invited. Not correspondents R. E. V other classified aovcr- Xif? ?, ig 2ft words, 2ft cents for Mr. Ol ?s;?" "" ?"h speeche. s of respect, cards of nili.|ino i of a personal or political uUtjilu? tliocolumn made known futl ) on subjects of Koneral ^ i? responsible for views of i'ylie, prksidbmt. farmers milli will no doubt in bis j today and tomorrow the association's present ire plans of operation i highly important, thermit every member and the and citizens generally Acknowledgment and 2 for L,ancaster*9 Dona\ Destitute in China. The Rev. Chalmers Frase tor of the Presbyterian c has received the lol owii lrnair lAilrrmant' 1 ? happiness in the use o hank, 'orlte Prescription. It on strong and sick won: Eton to ents on ]a50j?contaii harmful habit-formii wholly of those native, ir, pas- |nai roots most hlghlj h _i leading medical author unii, eraj schocl8 of practl< ur an. woman's peculiar ailnu ^ For nursing mothers,< 1?"VI down In hen)th bv too 1 f Dr. Pierce's Fa- ^5' makes weak worn- tWbefor ten well. Ingredi- ansecond a is no alcohol or . m creaeoa tr ig drugs, made with the li American, medic- Increased iSHiwi"1 by SftSK?! ities of all the sev- a "cheap" nti?r tUe CUr? ?f Virginia sr for those broken- Nn?rt-S?n\ reouent henrinir of Sol0"!- ^ -Carolina Fertilizer. B ry liberal uao. a week or o. or at planting, as well ipplicatlon. multitudes of r n tho South have "In tel r yields per aore." and uver profits which these B yields brought. paid off *ge on their farms. Don't^B :>y any dealer into baring wM substitute. t-Carellna Chemical Oe. I . Va. Atlanta. Oa. I ra. Savannah. Oa. B J NO. A. COOK, SBU'I J. M. RIDDLE. JR . * Entered us Rocond-ol at the pnstofltce at Lai of Congress of March Wednesday, r. and Tiieas. should 1 BUSINESS MAHAOIR. _ addresse ass matter, Oct 7, IW, of keB[ ncantcr S C., under Act , a. is;# work 01 - the Cotl April 8, 1907. than by - and li?t< iear one or b itii of his is. There is no better way )iug iu touch with the an organization such as on Growers' Association r attending its meetings aning to the counsel ot V* ? b AI I vm Klopsch, of I he Ohii-t'.un I New York, of theieceipi c caster's liberal contribut the starving Chinese : Dear Friend : We have received you iranorAiio H An a f i n ri a ( 1 AO I children, also for tlio e I or a Id. 10 prepare the system baby and making its >! La" almost painless, there ii so good as "Favorite ioil to can do no harm in an; system. It is a most r* tonic and strengthenii adapted to woman's do! physician of large expo: ment of woman's pecnl ir very Dr. Pierce may be c free of chnrge. Addre? * - --c* - h A/uiuniu, i xpectant mothers. Charleston for the coming of Baltimore advent easy and s no medicine quite MMHHHH Prescription." It ?s:?: I? y condition of the \t JCOk. i otent invigorating 11 8=>e? 1 ig nervine nicely I he ell mini licate system by a t r? t rience In the treat- *ra 15 JO I lar ailments. Frid.iy tut' onaulted by letter J , " w Dr. R.V. Pierce, Plie-t* ol ' i/. muunfnuHirr, AW. i.S.C. Memphis, Term. . . Md. Bhreveport, Ia H Jess and Mamie Jones, it?u d'-iufillers of Judge as <<f Lancaster, spent ht in the city as the Miss Iva Hull.?Rook The March ec not reach here as far behind i Southern Rai train. The ladies' } [ninox, which did ltfl C'10S< until Easier, was ts schedule as a MR. W. I way passenger AS PRI _____ The t iaf.s this season bounty en leaders. J. CUNNINGHAM RESIGNS ESIDENT OF COTTON AS SOCIATION. embers of I lie Lancaster Cotton Growers' Asso uuuuuniu U' *j' i VM, < tributed by the Churches <j caster, S. C., toward the C Famine Relief Work, amount will be immediate pended in the purchase o and grain to be iucluded i next shinment to the Miss Lf A VWII- J.I1VHMUM 1IUK)I HUll fc . T Buffalo, N. Y. >1 Lau SS Without Lat >'y ex- ????? f fl ?ur none can be ri ;n fllir money, but hav 111 <ur thiamonej? ionarv surgical minute, j Hill Kecoi >or and Economy nil; with both none i^ed be p e you a bank aocout/ for th ..rv id. oor. You work and earn e care and conserving of are very pretty male admirers know how the f: age to tell the f of their headgei appearance of both "gwine an indeed, but the c,atl?n are puzzled to 'fcs new air wearers man- Cunninj ront from the rear moualy ir,which have the Ja?uarj beiug built for e(*. Mr. d comin\" known f __ *1 will regret to learn that president, Mr. W.J. gharn, who was unanielec'ed at the meeting in r, we believe, has resignCunningham is not only is one of the best farmers a 1. a a *r Relief Committee at Chin I thank you and each c< utor for all the good this i shall do, for the suffering i r lieve, lor the lives it save, lor the tears it sha and for the new hopes w " No matter kiang. a bank account antrib- in many oth*r jutriu any expense an mnney hs if it were in , beinjf lost. Uo Lt shall sh.ii yhe H dry, hich it how small or h< wjurge your It will asaiat j?i\uthe pra waya. You can wenlu acco id can have the tore of thMiom your pocket?wjfhout the^ha me iu and talk with ua about r First Nations LANCASTER, S. C. income, you should have ctice of real economy and unt at thin bank without >y deposited just the same noc of having it stolen or t, il Bank According to ernmeut expert will be much year. He says during the past usually fayorab _ . a _ _. r i ? i _ in me c a national gov- n , the boll weevil ^egrityc in evidence this co' 'rvi that conditions errs *n winter were un- 'h0ref()r >le lor the hiber- *iead ?f -a i ? ATTDrvhn ouniy, out ne is recog r all as a man of high in?f character and marked itism?a man who rarely judgment, and when, e, he was placed at the the cotton association rl IT 111 A4>O/9 .** _ sball kindle in the hearts o ready to perish. May Go* and reward you a hundred Very cordially youi L. Klop New County Treasurer N f tho.-e ? d bl?88 ?? | They oi? in I *?"^?? Are Sta ndardTr nation or tne ai that in consequ be abundant in summer. It will be re port was publi eaaea pest, and ence weevils will Kanizati cotton fields this choice. Mr. ( _____ surrenl icalled that a reshed throughout UJ ^vu^iai/uitttou LIIW Uf on in the wisdom of its Cunningham's reason for erins the office of presitated in his resignation, > as follows : Cotton (Irownp*)' Aaan/>ia. Charge of the Office. Mr. W. H. Millen, wh the successful candida'e f< office of county treasurer last primary election, is i charge of the office, Mr. J< Blacknton, who has fille g "Always R o was A or # Gar* in tile V now in ohn e. C The geSj >d the ? eliable" are D. M. FE ien and Flowei t is ATTWAft'S tl RRY & CO'S. # ^ r Seeds 1 * be Cheapest m trie country sc weeks ago to th ator Tillman ca personal encoui ley Club at Mar on account of dh he is said to h u ^ i n? _ >me two or three .. , . ? x 1 . o tlon ?? J e effect that Sen _ , , . Qentl me near having a iter in the Berk- 801186 ? tinsville, W. Va., my8eU? resignat iparagiug remarks . , assoc. at] iaye made while ? , measure Lancaster County, emen : Impelled by a duty to you as well as to I hereby tender my ion as president of this ion. tappreciate beyond ' and am profoundly position since the death late W. C. Cauthen, I turned over to him last M Mr. Blackmon made a goc ord as treasurer and Mr. will no doubt prove a \ successor to him. of the m having I To Al[ j onday, % ?d rec- The seas Millen M ciate y vorthy m nterested In on will soon c>e on, then rour patronage for anythi Fresh Arrival z?t jfore will appre( niertj uuuui irre Now comes th< from South C* that, the re^brt cording to a ape more Sun, Tilln he "had not b< nnH hart nn muenr ivooseveit. , , e senior Senator Srate u irolina and save f ^?U 1 is not true. Ac ?f ,he ?! ; i .i r? .? now rel! icial in the Balti- . , . j i * .. ident, I nan declared that , . . shall coi aen lo the club . success i for the honor conferred in placing me at the head rgatiizafion, and while 1 inquish the office of preabeg to assure you that I itinue to work for the [)f the association, the Miss Virgie S?pp, who hi visiting in Concord and Sali N. C., f' r the past two rr returned home Friday, panied by her cousin, Mis Sapp, of Salisbury. 13 been J Opposite F isbufy, | National B lonths, ? accoin3 Essie 1 "~ SjKB'J&^SL IS A. W. CHA1 ffflll The Old 1 ivJJ Original m there." Spartanburg spent, during i flo, one hundrec lara on her side priQCipli which h thy and has already I hav< ;he past year or Hence at 1 thousand dol- no know walks and is now laws, n< ea, aims and purposes of aye my heartiest sympabest wishes. j never had any expei a presiding officer, have 'ledge of parliamentary >r am I accustomed to The Popular Melodrai "Miriam's Crim \ will be presented at the ( School Auditorium 8 THE BAN] e, N CAPI traded 8 _ ^ ? Loans mad 1 y Collections = "The Old Reliable. I OF LANCASTER, i TAL.._ /..... S j e on Real Esyfte^h^ceasc i given prom/t and car&ft =?g Lancaster, S. C. K WO, OOO.OO. y >50,000.00. jg >nable rates. ft il attention. SIS arranging to exj way the additioi five thousand d< zena evidently d ing down into t order to secure f. If Lancaster's c< pond in the satae speaking nal sum of sixty- essentia! ollars. Her citi- successfi :o not mind go of presic heir pockets in now res sood pavements, that yoi )uncil should de fitted th C in public. Lacking theso la for the proper and j1 discharge of the duties lent of the association, I ign my trust in order j may elect one better an I to preside oyer your Fridayr-Bven ApriUoWi, for the benefit pf the King's Dauf t% i n M 4 Per Cent lllg, a pounded eve Sj Your busir Wm the strongest sjhters. Mrs. George Hi : Interest allowed on tin ry three months. less solicited. The oldesl ; Bank in Lancaster count ^/jgixsy/i of Bfin- ?y le deposits, com- ^ the largest and il y. Z lV. C. Ilouifh and Mr ciae 10 raise evf dollars for a aim suspect that i 41 prominent citis wear his cloth turning off dail assortment of fi m !?n tnousantl delibera! ilar purpose we nore than one Ben" would soon Lancas iea to a frazzle ly a variegated Mr. I t". shaw, wi lions. Respectfully, W. J. Cunningham. i ter. 8. C. April 1, 1907. larry Hirsch, of Keras in town yesterday. ropuiar rrices. Reserved Seats General Admission Reserved Seats on Sal* CRAWFORD BROS Doore open at 7.30. nettsyille, formerl . . .35c Funderburk, spent .. .25c of last week with e at C. Klliott. i visiting her |>a>t Mrs. W. J. Fund* Tabernacle section y MiHH Myrtle! Tf- E- ?<>fl ' tlie iHtter part [ ^ . i u<*H?ii the family ul ttl iu ,m.( Snn is now urdiy. rJ Mr. at>'l ad"plol it rLuik, in th# H'lj uVm t Mature pro' foo have been appointrw of the county board on. by the state board j i*tin* in Columbia Sat- J Pne state board also v_ isolations intended to it the Act of the Legisviding for high schools. I - J- .