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f bv'" " fx 8 / THE LAN 0A8TKR NEWS, MAY II 3. 1907 :" ; ' t : i ' ^ V. . NJ GW ARF IIVA LS # We Also n s liave just re< ni<?P! assort.mp I'eived a nice nf of TRTMI assortment < VfTNfrS. Wf p> of LAWNS t > think wp lin md CHINA VP t.liA SILKS. ? Swell?! ii line o f Dr ess r VAAAJLJL JIA. f f V Goods in i v vaa v / Town. All that we ask is that yon ct >me in and ii ispeet our sto H'k. You wi] 11 find it beyond r a doubt the 1 ri 1i?. t>est and most 11IV, A t up-to-date ii TTT-T ii Lancaster. { LV W i In Memory Brya Little Jesse Bryan O. 11. Bell, departs* 1907, fti/ed 3 years n of Little Jesse ?0Va?;!'ot5i in Bell. <er county. Ernest Koch , son of Mr. an3 Mrs. u . d litis life April 27th business tat tt<imonths. It is hard s ?t, and Misses Lilly ami Van Etta 'Tv :'oit Lawn; Mrs Bell of LaucaaJesse Koddev of Columbia and ley ot Lancaster. Jey was a woman of Hnnsnal :t F ir years she successfully I> l.r.lAl ...1 ... :n he Monument Fund?Ni Names Added to the Hor Roll. The Honor Roll for Monum "Cut P ent rices o n to part with our lo> God to reveal hi met ot all comfort iu t num. Asleep iu Jeans to cannot hear your sw meet on the other si Asleep in Jesus, hies From which none e> A calm ami undistui Unbroken by the ha rod one, but we pray .yrtatly mis* If unto uh as the God generally, bis onr sad bereave- Hllijgni?e in wile 11 i wake no more e While hei eet voice, Jesse, till we community lore. most misseti ised sleep. * B??J ? rer wake to weep, amoutf ua ai rbed repose, te of foes. . led by the travelling public lla Cheerful in disposition and e temperam nt elie proved u demd mother. JJ< death is a decided loss to the it is in the home she will be ?ai l' mi i true woman has gone from ad we are sad. lie W. A. hairy. a grown longer by re*po >m noble ladies of Ker?hi 3ath Springs, Dixie and L Bter. We are glad to know I iny others will follow in t roic work : rs. J. T. Dendy, Kershaw, $1 ?< rill* y * I i ?< ? r D r anhat Beginning: W. his . . , r cial lot ot seaso ?? that cannot fail ess Go londay, we put on nable Dress Gooc to interest our ladv >ods. sale a speIs, at prices r rnstomprc Farewell, dear son, I Peaceful be thy si lei Slumber sweetly, Go When to call thee ht Farewell, dear son, We must say our la* 'Till we meet heyom Happy there with tl Dear Jesse, he has 1 Left ns, yes, forever i?ut we bone to mee farewell, SEWN it rout; . til known best J?r H ma >uie to rest. Cents per else pertai farewell, at greatly it farewell th,. Red S. I the river Co., Main ! lee to dwell. ter S. <\ tft us, more; t our loveil one /1a Ia/ IG-MACMINE NEEDLES kes of machines at Five package, and everything ning to sewing machines reduced p ices. Look for Singer Sewing Machine St. , opposite P. O. Lnncas</v /1UJnn*A? Mi i. 15. ^JVDurn, ' l J. Wylie Porter, 44 1 44 Pet tie A. Scruggs, 44 1 44 M. F. Evans, 44 1 14 Dr. E C. Brasington, 44 1 44 J. W. Hamel, 4? 1 44 K. L. Blackmon, 44 1 iss Sallie Truesdel. 44 1 uu 0() All of these go .?o . ^) .00 for this spring's .00 resent the best oo where. In ord 001r i i ods are new and fr > trade, and our of values that are obt er to reduce our s . i esh, bought ferings repayable any ^ tock we of * * & - ~ On the happy goldei Then rest at home ?i And play the golden Let your voice growLike the music of th Why do we grieve, i Till we cross to the Anil sing the grand With our loved one A precious one from i shore. oUll&f tear son t i harp; 17?? t sweeter 122nd elark. J ? nu t cannot be long Letters, golden shore, scholarship and beautiful songs lina, givin gone before. Hoard and I $11 a mont us is gone, siou are net je ui uiianesiuii Charleston, 8. C. 1907 ^1 Year Begins Sept. 27. Science, Engineering. One to each county of South Caro(t free tuition. Tuition $40. fnminhed room in Dormitory h. All candidates lor admisniitted to comnete for vacant *l Lottie Benton, " 1 a. E. F. Black men, " 1 k J. M. Lowry, " 1 ' George Hamrick, " 1 ' V. J-). Brown, " 1 ' Ella K. Caul lien, u 1 * J. M. Carson, 1 Dr. L. T. Gregory " 1 00 ier reaucea pric [[JJ department. L 00 to offer before i .00 5 Just es on everything ca et us show you wb making your purcb R.eceiv( rried in this lat we have lases. sd < a voice we loved is i A place is vacant in Which never can be IN ME J Mrs. Williarr Mrs.William Plot 1 IS, 1847, and died Royoe hcIioi onr hoiue por catalogs President. ?W.J. w. dORlAM. rTI 1 Plot Roddey. IUh lioddey whk boin Nov. at lier home in Fort iiirHhipH which pay $100 a year. ie, add josh Harrison Randolph, Pf|| Send 10 Cts Mi colli11" un<l cuff net Ml eyelet embroidery and we will *4 J. W. Butler, Ileath Springs, 1 (i R. B. Mtickey, Heath Springs, 1 iss Gertrude Sherer, Dixie, 1 rs. Will Drennan, Lancaster, 1 M Itl li* f*? ?t? 00 3000 yards fi oo i 5 cents, speci; .oo 5 ooo yards F oo American B< ne Figured Orgar il price 10 cents, igured Lawns, 10 *auty Corsets, $1.0 ? C? _ _ 1 1 - c> idies, worth yds for 25c. 0 kind, spe1 1 1 Liiwn, .S. 6. April 1! her death was Lean hick but a lew days CAire as a terrible hi the community. Mrs. Koddey unit church in early lit laid to rest in the vi Lawn .Saturday aft the presence of a lai intf relatives mid tn ;>th, l'.)i>7. The canse of t failure. Sho hud been Rgl^raSsS and her sudden death Violet doily low to her family and OLfi j out t<> int ed with the Methodist choice desiy e. The remains were mK llnge cemetery at Fort rill*, 31 ernoon, April 20th, in '#8^ T.Tlli pe company of sorrow ends. ... . .1I ; . *1 mmtt semi iree mir in it VC niticent Carnation ceuter-i'iece, one , one Mailalion, one Hook Mark ? intraj c-ver. Biggest bargain reduce our new catalogue of C/l ins and materials IOVKLTV (OMPASV, C i S|. Itruuklyii. .> V. " t A HTmri-n i 8Cl mis. .ii. Hi. Vj iiil I lit* ii, Treas. L. C. U. D. C lemscn Agricultural Colle :holarlship and Entrance I mutation to Freshman Ola? riie tminat ion for the awari tiolarshipn from Lancaster Coil ciai pi ice /5 cc] - FREE?W ge. cake of fine toil Kx L \ iJ of nty nis. oce reci rose \c ith every $1.00 let soap. Villiams-Hugh iDei on dox. purchase, i es Co. tor. Kev \V. ,\. Fni J II. Yarborongh a of tli? Baptist and respectively. Mrs. ltoddey was markable woman far above the averng time and opportn mind witb truth. She was especial children, never sn rv, HBHihtCMl l#y Kevs. V ?\i .J .1 Hrown of the <hru!h?- Al/I D in ROii.fi iCHpoctH a re- for which . In intelligence ?ht? was towlir?1s e, having improved her 1o (>rtVr. bn iniths iu storing her for ,jie MlUll clnb rate i lly ambitions for her House, Coll lUsflecl with anything ?n<i If AIMTLIJ I K Kr ianos and Organs $ HTI ve will iillow the liighrst priced ^|( w iiiHtruiii< ntH. No clnli rut< h j||( t \vc pletlge hctt< r ioxtrnments ^ nor I'.-hs money, thiin thoao at . irt'.-rs. Write Slalom-* Music , ' uuoia, 8. 0., tor Rpecial juice* a admission I<? Freshman Class i held at the ( ounty court houat iday .Inly at fl a m. Applies r scholarships may secure blank icatioii forma from the county H i lit emient of KillJCfttion. Tl inks must he tilled out properly ?d with the county superintend fore the beginning of the exaini hi. Those taking the examinat p entrance to the Freshman c d not trvinar for a scholarshin slu 40 INT] 0 OP an<l lent na- 'Pi t-> lion 1 he r ai Iahh >ul<1 .... ..... BREST PAI! * SAVINGS 'mer and His Ban D 4\ iker. ~ i less than the very them. Unlike houh in her children, structed them in them in their yonth trayed her contidei her life and her chfl day in the home. Mrs. Hoddey was children and lived grown and membei aides her husband she could do for > parents she contided " Having diligently in- vr _ <, childhood she trusted k And they never he- turned ice. The influence of trader rnuy be seen to- where h n . to do so the mother of twelve to see nine of them to a spe ra of the church. He three sons and fonr I Was U tilt de >am F. Massey has re- ^ Irom Chester county, ty e went three weeks ago me surveying. Owing fui 11 of sickness, however, nJ nable to do very much w< s their application with Pr lit Mell. The scholarships >rth $100 and free tuition. ' lolarship student from each co may select the Textile course, i ? must take one of the Agricultt urses. Examination paper wil rnished, but each applicant she ovide himself with scratch pa[ le number of scholarships to b irded will be announced later. r? if -?? *? ? - I I dia limik aims to tfiva tl business Dnin. VV h leinl mon Hre jow rate ()j interest without ai One >un- Often a farmer can make Dth- *? ^ny time under fair conditi , rnl We welcome a responsible boi I be It will pay every farmer t tuld aged Hank The Fii io lurmer jtint an good Hervioo hk i ey to rfcaponnible farmers [on wcl ly bonuses. money by borrowing ami wo are g our. Do not hesitate to cull ou us v rrower quite hh heartily ax u substaij o carry a checking account in this i rst National B f a \t/i a omisr* r* it given to any other I endorsed notes, at a lad to Ad\anee money irlmn yon want money, itial depositor. utrong, liberally n ' ) ank daughters survive: > ' j. - ftllti' Mro. Ada Kape, Mel-1 work. ?i?i' u-1_ ** ? ana*?, I * ?- . . i". n. men, rresiaenc, deration College, 8. C. | CHA8. D. J0NE8, President ijA^IUAOI n.n, w. u. E. M. k CBOXTON, Cmhier.