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' ' / The Lancaster News. f,ven t bv nom Semi-Weekly. pa per. 1 v Published Wednesdays and Saturdays Soni( A. T ^ n f~\ Lancae At Lancaster, S. C., By The pro via! Lancaster Publishing Company, the si< orcl' Charles T. Connors, Editor. ciiurch - " wadini SUBSCRIPTION KATES. r One Year ?. , *UW li,st W1 Six Months IS i j.' Three Months 10 iaCUt.s Payable in advance. lioarl V fxrtr ADVERTISING RATES. paVeTO' One inch, tlrst insertion. ? 1.00 Each subsc- otllPT : nt Insertion rw "iits. For three months or L.iKf, reduced rates. (lie eXf Professlotial cards, per year, f!2. . Buslno. s notices. Transient Advertisements, tills HI Los*, and Found, and other classified a- vertlsemenis not exceeding 25 words, cents for 1B6QI. each Insertion: I cent a word for each addi- .. tlonal word over 2 i words. It L! SCO Obituaries. Tributes of respect, cards of , , . tnanks and all matter of a personal or political il'111(181 nature to be char:-i d for. , ,. Adverttsiiu.' rates by the column made known ftUCl Ol on application. Hrief correspondence on subjects of eeticral interest >uvlted. Not responsible for views of IJfel'C correspondents. t -? It. E. WYMF., PitKstitKNT. ' ^Slt'O JNO. A. COOK, Sro'V. and Tkkas. Ollt Ilia J. M. R1DDEE, Jll . TtUSINESS MANAOFIU. , . . donum Entered as secoud-class matter, Oct 7. IP0\ right 1 ?t the postofilce at f.ancastor S C\. under Act of Congress of March 3. lSTtt IDlUgS, We (j ii Saturday, Nov. 10, 1007. Tribun J A no The Evening; Piedmont oT Vbor3h CJreenville speaks of "John II. for pmIi Williams's attractive window." nowspa i t. ;i h:?v.winHmv? CFOVSI1, 1' eubjeoli If prohibition Charlotte is; as t * sum ot dry as the bread that comes (j,. t o( from that city there isn't enough j? ^{rj liquor there to make a mild cock- ninety tail for a microbe. 1*'? . , . ? ? rogatiw The financial stringency is crown, j ^.i ab cone cutting no ice in the matrimo . , ? ,, Hon of Dial market. Cupid, fco all appear- crow? ances, is doing his work without made money and without price. throne ? thigh b( The porous shirtwaist is going majesty out ol business for a while. The offer. porous plaster in fashionable It nip now?Boston Globe. politicia A i I l.i 1 .cxiou iim rt'iin cluh ill ll ~ just to p Bryan has at last formallv use as a declared that he will accent the . tv . . ug their Democratic nomination for president next y^ar if tendered him, jM t|,e but fays he wiM not seek it. jPC' Gf t] lives, Cc 4tA hundred years from now," articles i Fays a scientist,, "we will all he ^ ^ living." Don't be too sure about that. Some of us may be scorch- Carolina iap.?Anderson Daily Mall. At La And it will not be on bicvcles, 8,derabU either. ??ch P into lai various Chief Justice Calhoun, of the other ha Supreme Court of Mississippi, bor are i has ruled that i1 is neither swear- Ci r< ing nor a violation of law to tell 8 ^ ' M?' a person to upo to In 11 " It is not lV likely however, that there will lo '1 >u he any greater rush than hereto ' U fore to accept the invitation or " ' to obey the order, as the case ('? '' ^ , . ? there ar may be. g -'toyin ? . ,,, , . . I < f tlie 01 ltock Ihil is to have a gaf , . plant. Guess The La master Newf 1 1 ,f ir s will have to draw on Rock Ilill u?lhing i for a supply. ? Camden Messen-; for a ,4r ft?r. jp> I large prr Don't need any oi Rock Hill's earned it hot air. Local supply abundant product and always on tap. We should anl sue I like 1o know however, what nothing I Rock Hill wants with more gas their pa and more donkeys. leas' a pc si ? : that thee We suggested some time . go derive so that, inasmuch as the town e ic- after yea tion comes off uer.t month it Kohn's f might be well tor lite citiz is persons e to begin to think about who tl v tor mills, are go n^ toj elect mayor a d mill popu aldermen for the next two years, j of spindle That some thought is now bein looms, J6 ?- -r- iT ews, nOVeMb! he subject is evidenced We recently noted in lb illations made in to-day's columns the fact that ms weekly and semi-weekly pap ? are being lorced to advance tl ) of the good Baptists of subscription rates on accoun ter are contemplating im- the increased cost of white pa z at their own expense an(j other supplies. Some pu lewalks ot White street, cations aro still stri^ggling ah sr that they tnay atten'l ?t their old rates und some in rainy weather without going to the wall. As m?nj ?through mud. At times three go^?d newspapers in 1 nter some of the Baptist Slate have suspended publ had to ride to church, so'tion within the last few wet im passable wore the the third being the Blscksb ents. It might be well lor Chronicle, which was publis denominations to lollow byParrott Brothers. The unple of the Baptists in issue ot the Chronicle contai atter of sidewalk improve- the following touching annoui Even the little hunch ol me,,t ; palians might throw n few When the paper first stu nl of sand on Main street it received a flittering patrom lesteifield Avenue. bu', tha' did not liist 1 ng. has never been a paying vmt j's a most remarkable pro- bnt we have hoped against li . . ,, lor a turn in our favor. Bi n. A king wants to sell . ... , .. . . Ims not. come. We have b whole shootin m itch c mp?neci to get out the shee on,crown,throne,subjects, a loss every week. We are p 0 kill and sundry trim- hovs trying our best to m including thirtv wives, an honest living?not b'o? ole frota .he New York bondholder,. We are unabl. stand the strain upon us. JL mi file last issue o' The Chroni lonarch by the name of that will appear unless soi 1 is advertising a kingdom thing.unforeseen turns up. 1 9 in several continental like drawing oye ?eefh to n.i per3. He offers his throne, this announcement, but it m scepters, dominions, and he made. We tried our lies' s tor sale, with thirty stave it off, all the time hop! brown in for the modest that tall would bring bot $200,000. His realm is nines. But it didn't bring b^t Aysbonia, a strip of land times lor this paper. ca 250 miles long and Subscribers can be of gr mile, wide. The power of M tiJ ,)M8,lers ?v pilvi death is the Rings pre- ' ... ?. and coes with .lie thelr subscriptions prompl na does the granting of Many 1 newspaper has had yssioiiti. .V Kpticiai wiiiHO- uo tin itji Ii "Hi a. 'ijiiiZ 0\ ihe orter is 'lie royal from vear to voar hundreds which is a neat diadem Unpaju sub9crip h>n account*, of tinman skulls I lie is made o' skulls and """ ' *""*" 111 1 mes. Thus tar his dusky appear^ to have had no :ht be a good idea for the ti > Mi >s\ ns of South Carolina to I F'^*V?ii jb J tnd buy the entire outfit m / et the unique Ihrone for ' portable rostrum durBtump-apeakiag lours. A Man's Watch For $12. discussion of the submitt among the opera- rw*. . , < ??, ,? > ,1. Kolin, in bis aeries of ThatlsReallvWortllM^ n the News and Courier cotton mills of South ?Ray?: Best make 20 year cas ncaster there is a con- , e > amount saved out of 1 5 Jcwcl movement of ar ay roll, which tmes Qf the leading makes, ids and into the banks; while, 011 the like to sell this watch f< nd, a considerable mini- i , c nakiiuE more rom.ey tl?? > conscience sake, and f. 9 to spend, and loat so the sake of making a pc < w coi n i im surplus. any operative should friend, us not to earn the Bur- ^ e are at a less Io underhere may he a few who it we cannot believe that e e many. It is mdeed MV hne of nn8s w: gio le?tn tImt ? number never so complete. I ai peri lives are investing showin,, thc corrcct shai mgs judiciously. I here's 0 1 ike laying up something in plain gold engagcmei . my day." Besides, a rings, as well as all coloi ipoition of the money e A . ... . ? . .. of stones, and stil nave 1 a cotton mill ir the ' the labor oi children, Diamond rings that I |ai ; being the case, it is offering for less than yo hut right andjuHt that rents should invest at can buy them for els ?rtion of toe earnings so vvhere. liildren themselves may J T \ 'A. C a- -- ? me benefit therefrom in uu" 1 my ?>2.0 i-s According to Col. Watch, and my $i.00 soli igures there are 1050 " mployed in I lie Linens Rin^-. His esfimato ol the lation is 3000. Number B. C. HOUGH b in the mills, 75,000; 50. Jeweler and Opoician ese - ' v TR FIRST NATIONAL BANK 0 To eir OF LANCASTER. 1 of per SAFE. SOUND. STRONG AND PROGRESSIVE That this Bank is conducted on safe and conservative^, lines is evidenced by the fact that our legal reserves ' are rarely fall below 30 per cent., twice as much as the law ; a8 j requires, and are usually greater, which examination of tfli9 I our frequently pnblished statements will verify. We vajuiu muiYc; nitric inuuc.y, ui c uuibc, uj [hii i mil; uui U ,ca" larger line of loans, but believe .the policy we have foli lowed to be the right one for several reasons; 'first being urjK. the SAFETY it gives our depositors; second is the posihed tion it gives us in respect to being always prepared to la9' supply the legitimate needs of our clients. , we have grown to what we are by being PROGRESne SIVE, CAREFUL and COMPETENT. Yes, we want 1C * your business, but also want your confidence. * We want you to become identified with us as our customer, and rie.l | to grow with us, for we expect to go steadily forward. We extend to you all the advantages of an up-to-date J j banking institution, surrounded by every possible safetuie i guard for the protection of depositors, and ,7ni REMEMBER ?en | wu: i>a v voi" to sa\'t; l0or! In our Savings Department or on Certificates of Deposit .I<e we allow 4 per cent, interest compounded quarterly. led ! Call to see us. i to I 3 is ' Chas d. Jones, president. r. E Wylie, vice-president. ^pjc j e. M. Croxton. Cashier ,i'e | GOING OUT OF BUSINESS i ter jT . H , 4. Everything to be Sold at 7 ..? tt: a. /-i itfl ??? r irsi oosi. TJ S The entire Stock of Goods belonging to I, of ^ J. G. EDWARDS to be sold at once. ^ M We have a line of Shoes that the prices J will surprise you. Dry Goods, Notions, Tin- P: ? ware, Groceries, Stoves, Harness and every- B thing that a general store carries. ? S If you want to buy things cheap come at S Yours truly, d J. C. EDWARDS S " NEW GOODS OLD PRICES. Dr or We were fortunate in placing our ;r- orders for Fall Goods early. The result is we are able to sell you almost anything in the Dry GoocUt and Shoe line at practically no aa* vance. IS 111 v Our stock of merchandise is new and complete. We quote )C you some prices on a few items to verify our statement. 5000 yds Outing at 5 7 1-2 and 10 cts per yard. 1500 yds Heavy Weight Sheeting 0 cts per yard, rs 1500 yds 3 yard Sheetinir 7 1-2 tbo f 25 pes Jeans Pants cloth at less than mill prices, 12 1-2 to 33 1-3 cts the yard. iw We picked up a Job in Ladies' Long Coats from $5.00 to $10.00 each, worth 50 per cent more money. Don't miss these, u We have the best line of Clothing we ever carried, from $3.50 to $18.00 the suit. When you go to make your Shoe purchases for the family see our line. We have got the goods and wt guarantee the prices. Ladies Fine Shoes from 75cts on to die best made. Same o | close price holds good on Mens', Boys' and childrens'. It will pay you to get our prices, if we don't sell you some one d will lose money. Yours for close prices, Funderburk Company