The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 14, 1907, Page 4, Image 4
The Lancaster News.
- Semi-W^pkly. a
Charles T. Connors, Editor. \
Staurd?v, Dec. 14, 1907. 1
Senator D^vis, the new Sena- j
tor from Arkansas, addressed
the Sprints tor morn than an hour
Wednesday in support, oi his bill )
"to suppress trusts, pools, com
binations and conspiracies." (
At its meeting in Washington
Thursday 'ho Democratic nation,
nl committee decided on Denver,
Col., as the place for the national
convention to be held, and
J illy 7tl> as the time.
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The fam )us Merger suit, woich '
was set tor trial iu Columbia this 1
week, came to an unexpected '
termination Tuesday, when the 1
Court granted the mo ion of the 1
attorney general to discontinue S|
the action. lr is stated that an 1
other suit will be brought by tht>H
state.
Cotton is i^till king and nobody
knows it any better than the ,
Wall street bear ?Atlanta Journal.
But the hear has a way of
showing marked disrespect to
the king occasionally. (
Richmond Pearson Ilubson,
whose hobby ever since hi- first
entrance into politics has been a
"big navy," is going to direct
his energies in another direction
during the present sesssion of
(Jongross. lie will make an effort
to secure the passage of an act
pensioning Conlederate s< 1difers.
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It is expected tha' Smatoi
Tillman will make a sensation a'
speech on his resolution introduced
this week casing tor an
investigation of the action of tli?
secretary of the treasury in i sniiu
Panama bonds and one year
certificates fo relieve the finan
cial stringency.
Governor Ansel issued a statement
to ' tho reonlo of South
Carolina" this week in which lie '
expresses his appreciation of Hie 1
commendation^ his administra 1
% tion lias received, of tlie nuiner '
ous requests rnadq of him to I
stand for re-election, and of the 1
many appeals to him to enter the r
race for Senator Latimer's seal i
next year. The governor, how '
ever, says that he has decided i
to become a candidate for his 1
present oliice for mother term. *
It is not likely that k,Bro Or.if 1
lord" will have any opposition 1
if he shall continue to guide tlx *
helm ot S'.ate as wisely as hi 1
is now doing. '
Owing to the large demand (
lor advertising spice on the eve <
of Christmas, we have been ,
obliged to leave out of I hit, issue
of the paper several columns ol
ireadiug matter, the most of it
already in type, including the
agricultural department,Georgia )'
letter, etc., which we very much w
regret. We hope that our readers t
will hear patiently with us uu- 3
til the holidays are over, when
we shall endeavor to make up r
tor present omissions. In the
meantime it will no doubt repay ?c
x/rni In r*?nrl caff fill Iv what mir '
advertisers have to say about
their Christmas and other bargains.
President. Roosevelt lias at j
ast set at rest all speculation I
is to whether he will stand for I
Ct'lfU'lUU, Jill rt ai/iiiriucui IPOU^U j
Wednesday be declares that uc
ler no circumstances will be be a
;audidate for the oflice he now
lolds. He reiterates the an
nouncQtnent made by him tl?e \
night after the last election to )
he ?fleet that he will not be a j
candidate for or accept another 1
nomination.
Now that the municipal cam- j
paign is over, let us all, the
v ctors and the vanquished,
unite in the continued upbuilding
of Lancaster. We have had j
our family fight, so to speak, ;
but the contest being at end, let
lis lose no time in getting together
and working as one man tor
1 he promotion of the community's i
oe-t interests. The ticket notni- j
nated will ol course be elected
next Tuesday, and when formal ,
ly installed, the new city lather* ;
will expect, and should by all
moans-receive, the hearty 6up !
i
port ol all {rood and patriotic
ciliz ns in their efforts lo -live
Lancaster a wise and successful I
administration.
It appears from Col. Kolui't
series of interesting articles recently
concluded in the News
and Courier, on the cotton mill*
ol South Carolina, that our esteemed
tellow townsman, Col.
Leroy Springs, is at the head ol j
tour llouiishing mills in this
state, beini president of the L m j
caster mills, the Eureka and the I
Springstein mills of Chester and !
the Mil fort mills of Fort Mill.
The annual pay rolls of these
mills, as given by Col. Kolin, i
aggregate $498,000. Tho fact 1
a I
that his cotton manulac!uring
enterpri es p ?y out yearly near- !
ly a half million dollars for labor
alone in Lancaster and tw > neigh- |
boring towns gives some idea of
the value to a community of a j
man like Col. Springs?a man
who lines things, and whoso ac- i
livities redound to tlie benefit ot
>11, either directly or indirectly i
?a man who establishes indue- j
ries which enable thousands of j
nen, women and children to obam
profitable employment, who
guilds up the waste places of his ;
sommunity, ad<is hundreds ot j
housands of dollars to its tax* ['
)le property and incidentally
nchances tne value ot the hold- '
ngs of others to the extent of
nil lions. It would be interesting
iO know?not as a gratification |"
>f idle curiosity, but in order to '
^rnitorl v nnt t r oni n !<i I lt.t m oinn. ! !
/ "]'V? j ? J A J uiu^ni- j
.tide o! liis potentiality as a com- !j
aiunity builder?what Col.
Springs's toi;?1 pay rolls are. Not ^
tlone o! his factories, but of hit- f
leveral banks, mercantile estab i
ishments, dozens of plantations
md other numerous enterprises *
s well.
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i mum spanners are 1 reijueii11y 111rrupted
by people coughing. Ibis would r
i>t happen if Kob y's Honey and Tar 1 I
an- taken, as it "cures coughs and colds i ?
ml prevents pneumonia and consumption *
be genuine contains no opiates and is in J
allow pucka ro Kunde iburk I'baruiacv. j
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Million-. o| bottles of 1 nicy's Honey and . [0
ar have been sold without any person \
'6t luiving experienced any other than j ^
n. fil ial results from its use for coughs, | ^
ilds ind lung troubles. This is because ' /
i j^ nuinc I -1 ? y s Honey and Tar in the ,
low package contains no opiates or otb
haiinfill driii?s. Guard your health bv ,J
fusing any hut the genuine. A
Do you take The News? ' I ?
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OF diamonds AND
& 14-KARAT OOLQ JEWELRY
i Monday and Tuesday, December 16th an
gjj I have received 3 large packages of thes<
^ from manufacturers who are overstocked, for tl
SPECIAL SALE
^ 1 offer these goods at 10 per cent, and you see
voices. You have a chance here to get your Cli
c& Jewelry Cheaper than ever before. Here is a
? few of the many beautiful things we are offe
^ Monday and Tuesday only: Diamond Rings,
OQ $185, Diamond Brooches $12 to $60, other Broc
? to $12, Scarf Pins $2 to $12.50, Pendants $4 to $
SB mond Lockets and Heavy chains $10 to $45, C
m tons $4 to $25, Bracelets $10 to $35, Hair Barrel
Jj $12, Gold Mounted Combs $3 to $12. Many othe:
V er articles all to go for cash at 10 per cent, and
the invoices.
& Don't fail to take advantage of this opporti
B. C. HOUGH, Js22isL2si<
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#| The Greatest Bargaii
in Lancaster will be h
Hp
Pj Store for 10 days, com]
|j| 14th and ending Deceir
?jj| Our entire line of Clothir
^jjyj Goods at actual cost,
m We are going to reduce ou
|p are giving some exceptional bar
vi:: v r,._
q|pj prugrcbb. j^UII i vvaiL 101 buinc
!}| on today and see for yourself.
Men's all Wool Suit of Cl<
Youth's and Children's Cl<
Hats, the nicest line ever :
$|j/ competition.
|| Ouf line of Dress Goods
H p novelties and staples.
Women's Solid Leather Sh
||| Few nice Ladies' Cloaks v
h a-bargain.
We are closing out our line
Lice line Men's $1.00 Shir
Now is the time to get a n
\jtyi and avoid the rush.
Nice complete Suit Furniti
> 'j We are still running Calic
vj?pj Cotton at 5c a spool.
|j| Just arrived, the nicest line
ilM day Goods ever shown in Lanc^
m n ice line of Candy Fruit,
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It will pay you to see
H your Christmas supply oi
m Yours to
jjjoltim Mill Sid
Robbins & Noble
r S 1639 lidb Street
0? COLUMBIA, S. C.
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goods 4% The only exclusive optical house in
<'a?nlin? IV? flito our PXclll>
W.Hive time and attention to the optical
A business handle nothing but optical
* fl |? goods anil are specialists in this line,
' 8PI we do 11 high class of work at rcasoniristmas
Mi able prices, atitl cater to the bes class
list of 'l 3S ?f trade that appreciate skill, our
. ,, --Jr work and material used guaranteed to
ring tor give aaiisfact ion, when in the city
$25 to ^1 make our store headquarters B sure
-.olirto <t/t *Y iU'd call oil us Fair week i
oi Tv- ROBBINri & NOBLE.
40, Dlcl- fly 1(539 Main St , Columbia', S. C.
Uff But- Between Krlich shoe store and Ball
:ts $2 to &;A Cu" JewultP> ,storttrcheap
W j
you see ^
?? Here's (io"d Advice
ififv OS Woolover, one of the best known
(rerolianta of ho Haysvil'o , N Y, su? s: If
you nro ever troubled with piles, apply
!>D(iciai\ Buekb-u'a Arnica Salve It cured me of
? ?tboiu for good *.{ > years ago." Curos ev r >'
j sore, woutd. burn or abrasion. Uuc at
,r,u"1, rlmrk i>hir,"i,ci'.
Tp m *<'?Minnu. >n ?i ukwiiiiih mi mm m iiwkwiwi
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i Sale ever offered J5
Leld at Cotton Mill |5
naencing December || V
iber 24th, 1907 |J
ig, Pants, Hats and Dress 11
ir stock by January ist and jjjjj
gains while this sale is in
one else to tell you come ^
Wi
Dthes for $3.20 I||
jtliing at 50c on the Dollar. | i
shown, at prices that defy &|2
is complete, all the latest |p
oes for 90c. |
vhich we aro closing out at
o //)\
M
: of Millinery at actual cost.
*ts for 69c. IS
"i v\
ice Overcoat. Come early W p ^
I
ire tor $20.00.
A N
o at 5^c a yard and Spool A \
jfiS
of Dolls, Toys and Holi- U'i
lster* [ I
and Nuts always on hand. \%
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ffi g
' us before you lay in
Good Things. ||
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