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VOL. 2. NO. <
Lancaster's Nei
63. SEMI-WEEKLY.
v Enterprise.1 immigrate
r I posed bv
LEDGER 1852 F
LANC /
on Movement Opr
Georgia Farmers'
JJ. X .
JEVIEW 1878 EN
VSTER. S. C., MAY 18. l!
News in Brief.
JL.1V JL
TERPRISE 1891
)07
j Hugh Coffey as a Fan
^ J_i W k
PRICE?FIVE CENTS PER <
-wui The State Ca
J
copy.
oital
The Cotton Oil <
ganized and W
ings to Begin v
?Capacity of t
Where to be L
In accordance \
_ Union.
Company Orork
on Build- Atlanta,
/ithout Delay Farmers' I
he Plant and ; went on rec
ocated. posing the \
vith announce movement.
1IM
house
Ga., May 17.?The V*"V'
Jnion, of Georgia, 8V ?
, , . . in th
ord here today as op t, ,
. . . . btoke
present immigration
The resolution op- 111 '
r wptp
3 uvery stables of
i A Armstrong in Elizabeth
N. C., were burneil ThursQorning,
30 horses perishing
e flames. The stables of
s & Commander and Davis
a number of small stores
nlcn rlnof enr
nu j-ronger Koot ior
umbia's Team.
The Slate: Please gi'
Columbia bcueball club 111
slip for nie. For four y
have rooled for it. For
Uol- |
! Columbians to Fit
in "Going A
ye the Belt"?Woman'
e pink Lancaster's R.
ears I riers.
lour
id Pleasure
.round the
s Belt??
F. D. Car- |
ment previously
News, the Laucas
Co., capitalized at
dollars, was organ
ing of the stockh
Col. Leroy Spring
^ place last Tuesda
made in The P08e<l the
ter Cotton Oil ground thai
sixty thousand f},e Sfafe
ized at a meet- 'bat it wou
olders held in g'&ns from
s'solRce at this 'ablisbing ]
>y al ter noon.? that it wou
movement on the
t it would bring into
undesirable citizens; * eTC
Id crowd native Georthe
factories by e?
Bern
lower wage rates, and
id increase the pro- raent
., was s
viwxz UUOVI V/J , .... Uttlv
era blew open the safe of
haul S. B. B.vrd at Seven
itrs, N. 0., Thursday night,
ig only $60 D. M.
jr, a workman on govern
building in Macon, Ga.,
(truck on the head and kill
I years I have watched each
I of The State when games
being played, always hopii
victory for the club. Fc
years I have hoped against
that the pennant would
it's folds over tlie club, vict
issue
I were Mr- E,litor: E"
ig for quiet again 1,1 "deai
>r lour b'a*" q- ? Reunion i
hope Columbia Lase-hall I
unfurl ''le roa;V ?nd we
orious 8a^ the*v tire '?sing j
?rything is
r old Colums
over. The
leam is "on
are sorry to
'iimes. Only
. A a1- - /
Ihe board of di
posed of Messrs.
W. T. Gregory, !
J. H. Witherspooi
by, M. S. Withe
B. Crigler, men o
sagacity and of pe
irectors is com uu?u?" 01 i
J. T. Stevens, l?w?r the
Lerov Springs, The resolut
i, L. C. Lazen- 'he General
rspoon and M. 'nP ee89ion
f fine business Pr?prialio?
cuniary ability, naoyemi
/ .1
cuiion ana inereoy ed wprice
of the 6tapie. tbe ,
ion luther urged upon Thre,
Assembly at its com 0^ei
that no further ap- thr0,
s in furtherance of nooR
ent shall be made. by U)
ith an iron bolt Thursday by
foreman, Tom Battle
o men were killed and five
8 injured and a Ireight train
?n from bridge into Ohattaa
creek Thursday afternoon
ie premature explosion of a
over an c ?mpetitors. Ala;
alack! Three time 1 hav?
disappointed and the fourtl
bids fjir to be the greates
appointment of all. I have
money to go to Columbia
after time, hoping to s<
fnom wfi? ?J 4 *? - 1
vrcervn tV<
i 1 a,uM leges will close and
0 been bians must find pom
li timelThe Hyatt Park Cas
t d-8 beautiful Ridgewoo
spentL e attractions for m
1 t,melafter a long li?l JUI
;e tbe|^n(j pleasure and hr
in i ne uoithen
Columething
to do.
ino and the
d Park will
any. Others,
le day, will
'fiP7a litr l'irn_
wuicn insures in?
new enteiprise.
elected were J. T
ident; L. C. Laze
ident, and M. B.
ger and Treasurer
as president of th
Mill ll9Q m nrlu i
i success 01 me
The officers Farmers j
Stevens, Pres- f?r
nby, Vice-Pres- XT _ ,
New Or]
Crigler. Mana..
G, vices Irom
Mr. Stevens
1/ v cotton seed
e Kershaw Oil .
. , that larmei
r o nlinnAmuiiol
blast
Appeal to Oil Mills ljlin
Cotton Seed. * t *
of th<
leans, May 16 ?Ad- vene<
Baton Rouge say that ^ur
is becoming 60 scarce ^
rs who have sold seed Was (
at foot of Lookout moun....
The General Assembly
0 Presbyterian church con1
in Birmingham, Ala.,
sday afternoon. Dr. John
owerton, of Montreat, N. C.,
elected moderator The
IY '11 C*"U tJWUIl 1 1 III W X
go down in defeat. I can
it no longer. I therefore rei
the Columbia ball team an
to Charlesion, hoping that
uphold the tradition of
Carolina.
Three fcimpa t.h? r?on?io
saw it * ?
stand "'g "round the belt.
lounce
Col. T. Y. Williai
d turn *^eron^ this week,
it will lion. J. Harry
youth the capital citv
weak.
! * ?o v?? rim yp i A
?~ "J fe"?
as was at the
l
Foster paid
a vibit this
financial success a
ly Lancaster's 1
with him at the 1:
Mr. Crigler, an e
mill man who fo
has had charge
branch of the S<
i UP piivuviu^iiwi . i ...
. r to oil mills
md consequent- ,
^ mills beggi
lew enterprise .. , , .
i kiii 11 bftck* ai
lelm, backed by .
intJ8, made
>xperienced 07.I ,
nomenal ra
r several years .
, , have brou
of ihe Chester ..
^ verge of a 1
inthern Cotton
are telephoning the 8^ore
ng a chance to buy ^
s many as three plant- m?m
necessary by the phe- J?n?!
ins in some sections. P^y6
ght planters to the ^etei
seed famine. Sever- died
of G. E. Kirby at Pacolet,
., was burned Wednesday
ling Dr. Simmons B.
3, one of Charlotte's leading
Lcians, died Thursday, in St.
's hospital Six persons
in Macon county, Tenn.,
floated over Georgia and n
time over South CarolinE
in the hands of conquerors,
leston is making a gallan
and has a fair prospect o
1 cess and on that city I re
i hopes. So, hurrah for C
ijiv iit?n x 03, uir. muiior, t
ot one losing. But are th
l, save fans knocking? The
Char- VVe are still hoping,
t fight We are glad to e
f sue- S. R. Williams, car
st my IX No. 6 from Lanci
harlfis. intr stpna inwan? .. 1
our ieam is
e Lancaster
y should not. !
ee that Mr.
rier on R. F.
ister, is takA
?~
Oil Co., as mac
assuredly be a p
addition to one ot
ped and most up
in this section of
a capacity of eixt
the coninany will
? - at cotton at
,ager, will most ed becftUBe
a>ine one. In
the best equip- Special I
to-date oil mills be D
the State, with
y tons per day, Washing
also operate a sPec'ftl deli
)0<1 oil mills have clo6- lu,h
of 8t5arcity. from
? . ? . have
)elivery Stamps to m?Fe
ispensed With, bl?d<
phys
;ton, May 16. ?No back
ivery postage stamps
weeK from drinking milk
a cow which is supposed to
been poisoned by the ani
t eating milk weed A
? of grass was taken by a
ician this week from the
of a little girl in YVarrenton
iL-i. 1 l- i* ?
ton ! H. E. Co
1 Lancaster, S. C., May 15
China Mad with Jai
i
! Mukden, May 17,?The i
? ed promises made by the
ffey. oat ion of the R, F
, 1907. Form an Associate
? into the State Asst
3an. 4th. Hurrah for Wil
The 17th annua
repeat Die Diocesan Coui
i Jana-1 Carolina is beine he
-'*'UU|?jr /l_OOU.
D. "boys."
ion and get
>ciation July
liams !
1 session of <
?cil of South
Id in Trinir.w
large ginnery, eq
ning and packing
dred bales of the t
jf week. The pi a
adopted and th(
Btructing the ma
warehouses will
uipped for gin will be u??
about tive hun- Qext July,
leecy staple per delivery of
us have been ?n act of tl
J wort of con- gress, Post
in building and today issue
be commenced after J
sded after the I?t of . ''
1)0 r s
to insure immediate
a letter. Pursuant to
i . . entei
le last session ol con- ^ .
master General Mever .
, , the r
a au order, that on . ,
, , .. , oelo\
ulv 1, next, if there
mm, nau Deen swaiiowed d>
ome day? ago. The gra^s
ding to tho Atlanta Journal
ed the wind pipe and work'
ts way from there through
ight. lung, coming out jus*
v the shoulder blade
ne8e for the past three y<
? return to China the prope:
' prepriated through the exif
" of war are still unfulfilh
1 consequence of this China
k pressing much indigniti
what is considered a gross
jars to church this week,
rty ap- What next lor La
;encies hope to see the Mac
9(1. In completed soon. T
is ex- Rose City will have
on at ings good enough fo
breach even for Columbia.
nca8ter? We
;key building
hen the Ked
some build*
r a city, yea,
88 Hoon as the r
procured. The str
be of brick and tl
fully equipped ai
erution by fall. 1|
on the McDow 1
L. <fcC. depot, on
tiarerial can be *9 attached
uclures will all "8? ?f m*il
ie plant will be ?f 8tamps, <
?d ready for op- with the w
t will be iocated ery" writte
ot south of the envelope o
which property to the posti
to any letter or pack- ylt;ri
matter 10 cents worth OJ
of any denomination, ?,
ords ''Special Delivin
or printed on the an(j
r covering, in addition Yorl
age required for ordi- j0hn
rioffe of Alitis Marlon Louati
f Yorkvllle? Well Known in
<anca9ter.
ish Marion Logan, a populai
attractive young lady o
;ville, daughter of Ex-Slieril
i Ii. Logan, was married ir
oi laitn.
, ? I r
1 A RGO A RGO A RGO A RGC
A RGO A RGO A RGO A RGO
r ~
1 Conspiracy to Kill R
1 Emperor Revealet
i
LANCASTER 1
? LANCASTER IS V
) A RGO L
ARGO. Columbia, May 1
ussian Qne Farmer Shoe
i- | -
S COMING.
r.
Lancastrian.
4,1907.
)ts Another.
an option was ta
motors.
This enterprise
the farmers and
generally ol this i
put many additio
dollars into circul
ken by (he pro. ,l?ry (leiive
handled as
? means much to special del
to the public
seel ion. If wj|i Alcohol
ual thousands of 0
lation, and will 10/ ^al
ney, chemi
iry, the article will be q0ju
if it bore h regulation noon
ivery stamp. alSo
was
in These Liquids. Hn ?
be: Dr. W. B. Bur- M S
ist at the Stale univer- ria8'
mbia last Wednesday after
, to Mr. J. Hamlet Carroll
of Yorkville. The ceremony
performed at the Presbyteri)anse,
by the pastor, Dr. S
>mith. In noting the mar
s the Columbia Stale 9ays:
St. Petersburg:, May ]
i Terrorist conspiracy d
1 against, the lite of Ei
" Nicholas, the existence of
ha3 been suspected for son
" past, has been revealed
Jirrpist Tanrkno-Xoln nt
Spartanburg, Ma
16. ? A Gilmore, a farmer,
irected probab!y fatally *
mperor lli9 neighbor, Jame
which his skull fractt
letime more, who Rtruck
hy the hammer, following
.,,>1,1 ? -
y 16.?Sims
was shot and
vounded and
s W. Oilman,
ired by Gilhim
with a
$ a quarrel
aiiord tne Inrraerf
for their cotton
will use annuall
than the entire c
ty amounts to, ha
at other points in
that w ill be nee
a/ill Km mill
i a home market .. ,
ri. 8,ty? ,las r<
see 1. 1 he mill ,. . . .
that he ha
y tar more seed
. , amounts ir
rop of the couii- .,
injr liquid!
ving to purchase t.XT >.
I . .1 i "Noxall
iuch ot tlie seed ?. ,
11 mi Manufactu
ded. The mill , ,
? ti.,> mond, 3.4
jported lo Gov. Ansel ^
* found alcohol in the J.'/ j51
tdicafed in the follow- ..
M r.
get. i
,v prepared by Burr a in
iring company of Rich friei
0 per cent; "Rikh," l)e?f
iss Logan had been 011 a visi
ivannah and stopped over ir
mbia. She was met,here bj
Carroll and they decided t<
narried without delay. Wit I
imber of former Yorkvilh
ids as witnesses, the young
)le proceed'd to t ho mansi
? ? V ? ""V V Ul ?
t of the Guard Regiment,
1 day confessed to the acce
' of a large money bribe t<
, in the murder ol His Maje
a , m ^ m ,
Letters Advertise
3
owiuioi between tliem in
rho to- Jonesville, eighteei
ptance here, tonight. Gilm
) a^ist slight chance of rec
sty. tragedy grow out of
? of two barns on Gi
rj of which crime Gilr
i /t ?
a store at
1 miles from
an has only a
overy. The
the burning
Imore's farm,
nore suspect
farmers and sfcoc
all the meal and
It is more I hat
company wj;l la
a fertilizer plant,
in connection wii
More ?lew? from I
^ u,n
;k owner* wi'h *' Per c
hulls ihey want. cent; "Gra
i likely that, the cent; cider
tnr on establi-h sold by Nil
, to be op-rated lemars, J
li the oil mill. The 9ftle c
. ful.
ll??? Hew FinrlaiMl
:enl: culer, 7.t>0 per
p? Congo," 6.75 per hee'?
, 8.40 per cent; flask tijn<.
cholas Middleton, l)e time
3. 0., 2 30 per cent, tow
>1 such stutl is unlaw- ^
, ^ , friei
were married. Since chiidrei
Carroll and Miss Logan hav?
i sweethearts and their wed
; day had been fixed tor somi
> in .June, but they decide*
ait no longer.
lie handsome bride has man;
ids and admirers in Lancas
i Mr. Charley Gardner,
i ard Hudson, Miss Llenre
sas R. No. 1., Lemuel 1
I Mr. Washington Johnso
Joint Jackson, B. M. Mi
Mr. Williams Steward,
Onie White, Mis Cliary 1
eel unman.
Leon- _
tt liaslinson,
ll-Th?
Walter Culp w?ll r<
that ehe is despert
11 wood, |10me in Gastonia
Miss sisters, Mrs. L. O.
ionbar, Miss l'earl Miller,
ends of Mrs.
sjiret to learn
?tely ill at her
>, N. C. Ller
Lazenby and
of LancasJer.
Nlal
If any one haa an
of Foley'a Kiudney Ci:
to refer to Mr. Alvin I
imatio. Conn,who, aft<
> of reoovery, on acooun
s* many rem*diea,finally
Core, which he aay? w
for him, aa fonr bott
pletrly. He ia now i
from all the nffenn
kidnev trouble. Funi
t?*. Q
y doubt as the virtue
ire, they ueed only at Pan
i Stimpson, ot Will. 1 ttU
nr almost losing hope Grand For
it of the failure ot so
tried Foley's Kidney 1 here W8
as /'just the thing" t0(iav aH f.
les cured him com- loUfty as 11
entirely well and free to I)evil?
g incident to acute __
lerhurk Phtrmi^. FftfCO.
>w in Dakota. fc*r'
1, Minn., May 16.?A
ka, N. D., special says: C()U|
s a heavy fall of snow
ir north as Minto, west Ar
Lake and south to anr
com<
where she has visited Mis
jelia Elliott and oth r Iriendt
also taught school in thi
ity at one time.
go Red Balmon can be nerved o;
table. It can be served as I
>n from tbe can, or prepared i
m i.?.Wu 1 - a. ?
Mr. Joe Botton, Mis I
, Oieg, Mr. E. M. DuRan
8 J. F. Hunter, 1
De Witt's OuboliMd Witch H
does nut merely heal on the f
n penetrates the pores and promptl
i* pain, caused by boils, burns, act
n and skin diseases Beware of ii
Vlaneey and Mrs. R. B. Ma
t Springs, are at her
j also her brother-in
zenby.
y relieve* The pernon who diatn
Uda, cute tion lant San day by con
mitationa. ia reqneated to bnv
ckey,of Heath
bedside, as is
law, Mr. Lao
rbed the oongregatinually
coughing
A l)OLtl<> fit Pftlni'a
.
u
/ Mfc*
I UJ*IJ
j |iaist?uie uiBUfi,
t Honey and Tar. Fundi
erburk Pharmacy.
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