The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 18, 1908, Image 7
Cotton Conference's Appeal
to Farmers, Bankers
and Business Men.
New Orleans, La., Not. 14.?
With a stirring appeal to every
interest in the South?agricultural,
financial and commercial
?to co operate in holding cotton
for higher prices, the joint conference
<ymmittoe of the National
Farmers'>Union and financial
interests of New Orleans,adjourn
ed to-night. The appeal is ad
dressed to the people ot the cotton
belt and is as follows :
"We, the joint committee of
the National Farmers1 Union and
of}the financial and* commercial
interests of New Orleans, realizing
that confidence in cotton
market conditions has been impaired
andthe appreheusion there
by engendered has caused more
rapid marketing of cotton than
has ever been known, and beliering
that the lioldiug of cotton
at the preseut time will permit
the healthy assimilation
of temporary superabundance
and restore normal conditions under
which remunerative prices
may be obtained, hereby earnestly
appeal to every farmer, merohant
and banker and other holders
and owners of cotton, to hold
back, so far as they can, their
present holdings and not Fell unless
absolutely compelled to do
so, until the price of cotton shall
have reached a substantially in
oreased figure.
"We especially request all
merchants atidbankers of the cotton
belt to extend the obligation
of the cotton grower, when called
upon to do so, for a reasonable
period, and to do all things
in their power to * aid and encourage
such ffrowsrs nnrt t.r*lrl_
era of cotton, believing as we do,
tliat all the business couditions
ot the world, especially of>the
cotton world, steadily point
toward better prices than we
now obtain.
"We believe that such concerted
and detremined action will
logically and iu all probability,
increase the present inadequate
price paid for cotton."
Committees were named to
investigate the public warehouse
plan which calls for a quasi commisson,
appointed by the State
of Louisiana to control the operation
of a large warehouse to
be built on the river front at
New Orleans. The proposed
warehouse is designed to hold
1,500,600 to 3,000,000 bales of
cottonHow
Is Your Digestion.
Mrs. Mar? Dowling of No. 228 8th Avo.
Han Kranniaon ~J? **
ivwiuuicuun n louimiy mr
stomach troublo. Shu aaya: "Gratitude
for the wonderful effect of Electric Bittern
in a camo of acute indigestion, prompts
thin tentimouial. I am fully convinced
that for stcmarh and liver trouble* Electric
Bitters ia the best remedy on the
market today.'* This great tonic and alterative
medicine invigorates the Hystem,
purifies the blood and is especially helpful
in all forms of feiAale weakness <r>0c at
J. T. Mackey ?% Co and Fundcrbnrk Pharmacy
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"WofFord Student Jumped on
Stage and Kissed Pretty
Actress.
Spartanburg special in the
News and Courier: Loretta Marshall,
a pretty young chorus girl
of the Way/ie Musical Comedy
Compauy, which closed an engagement
here Wednesday night
was kissed fair and square on
her lips bv young McUauriu, sou
ot the former United Slates Senator,
who is a student at Wof
ford College. The kissing took
place on the stage in full view of
the audience, and was one of the
hits of the show. M a* Marshall
came before the footlights
and rendered a kissing song.
Pointing to young McLaurm, who
r occupied an orchestra seat, she
dared him to kiss her. The stu
dent waa game, for quick as h
dash he jumped on the stage and
gave the pretty little actress several
smacks on her ruby lips.
THE LANa
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It can always be stopped?in
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Don't be afraid: but attend
to it guick?you can do it
yourselt and at home. Take
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This is sound doctrine, whatever
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Negroes in Tennessee Terrorized
by Night Riders.
Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 15.?
As a result of the operations of
a gang ot night riders in the
Henrietta vicinity of Cheat,
ham county, this Stale, near the
Montgomery county line, a number
of negro families have left
the State. Within the last few
weekR warnings have been sent
out that this section of the coun- I
ty must be rid ofjnegroes. E D. |
Williams was warned to leave
about a month ago and did so.
Several months ago a gang enter
ed the former home of Williams
and burned hip house and stables
Many shots were tired about
the place. All the tenants of
the tprm of Ed Guston have
moved away on account of the
threats. Henry Evans, colored,
is said to have been called upon
by a band of 50 and to have lost
no time in getting away.
Mind Your Business.
If you don't nobody will. It is your
business to keep out of all the trouble you
can and you can and will keep out of liver
and bowel trouble if vou take Dr. King's
Nbw Life Pills. They keen biliousness,
malaria and jaundice out of your system
2T>c. at J. T. Mackey a Co. and Funderburk
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Tragedy in Court?Attorney
Shot by Saloon Keeper.
San Francisco, Nov. 14?
Francis J- Hsnev. a l#>arli?nr flir
^ 7 ? ?**e> "h I
ure in the prosecution of muni*
cipal corruption in San Francis
co,was shot and seriously wounded
at 4:22 o'clock today in Judge
Lawler's court room by Morris
Haas, a saloon-keeper, who had
been accepted as a juror in a
previous trial of Abraham ltuef
and afterwards removed, it having
been shown in court by Heney
that Ilaas was an ex convict,
a fact not brought out in his t
examination as a venire man.
The shooting of Heney occurr e
ed in the presence of many per- ('
sons in the court room during a 0
recess in the trial of Abraham n
Iluef, on trial for the third time s
on the charge of bribery. At 6
o'clock tonight Mr. Ileney, who
regained consciousness and will
likely recover, said :
"I will live to prosecute Haas o
and Ruef."
HAAS 8UIGIDK8.
San Francisco, Nov. 15.?Mor
ris Haas, who shot Francis J.
lienry yesterday, committed su>- fi
cide at the county jail tonight by ?
shooting himself through the ?
head f<
One report says that the pistol
with which Haas ?hot himself H
was concealed in his shoe where f
he hid it before shooting Hency. 11
Another report says the pistol s
was seeretly passed to ilaas by
a friend since his incarceration. ]
ASTER NEWS, NOVEMBER 18, >9QJ
"JUST fl
Tc finl rl rkw ^
am muivjuuu
We call cour attention to a fe
consider the best values of the I
New lot pretty small striped
looks like wool. A bargain at i
At 25c the yd. we are offering
dress goods to be found. In al
6 pieces novelty dress goods,
go at only 39c the yd.
At 75c. and $1.00 the yd we c
stylish and beautiful novelty d
shades. Buttons and braides t<
1 full piece new 36 inch blacl
at only 85c. the yard.
flf C0ATS
.iVSFnKVy For ladies,
// anC* warrri
'//I l'/ have ever offe
/H1 ht IV grcatlY apprec
these rare bar
COAT
that are attractive in every sens
shade and price. And yet to m
we will offer for the next 10 day
of 100 per cent. Now's your tii
that worry and trouble in selecti
match and having it fitted. Ou
Just received new shipment c
and muffs. If you are contemp
do best here, where selection is
Don't iorget our gold prize of
away.
Lancaster M
Road Contracts to Let. state of soi
County o
Bids will be received at the oflice of gy j> mte\
he County Board of Commissioners for 1'robat
he working and maintenance for a WhereaB Henri
eriod of twelve months seven sections f|> tf)
if the ureton s Ferry road from ban- miniat'ration of ,
aster, via Riverside to the r ver at tg f Irvin si
ureton's Ferry until Nov. 28th at .1 <n Are T|
clock p.m. I ans and specifications a(lmouiah a? am,
riay be seen at the oflice of the ( ounty (| , d creditor9
lU,P,e^l8?r- J' l e"iy' Sims, deceased, tl
13-16 ( ounty supervisor. peftr befope me jn t
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T p day, Nov 21 nexl
I. . rUu I Lj ix thereof, at 11 o'el<
. " to show cause, if i
fliysloian and Surcjcon ihe said Adminis
flice over Crawford Bros. Drugstore, be granted.
All calls promptly attended Given under n
night and day. 102 day of November
J. ]
Money to Lonn. November ?th, 1
i am now prepared to negotiate loana ut \ K T T") .T^> /->
rom $300.00 and upwards on improved W . 1 . I'v v_>
otton farms, repayable in aunual install- A T'PIIR \ I*1
lents, at 8 per cent, inteiest. No com- ' I Unitb
lisnions charged ; only a reasonable fee Jffice over Heath
>r abstract of title. LANilAH
[>6-66 It E. WYLIK, Attorney-at-Law. Prompt attention
lead the pain formula on a boi of Pink DR. J. E
am Tablets. Then ask yoni Doctor if DEN
lere is a better one. Pain means con- _ _ xf
estion?blood pressure somewhere. Dr. '>fnC8 ,n iblTlIIH
hoop's Pink Pain Tablets check head pogite First /S
ains, womanly pains, pain anywhere. I>u ..
'ry one. and see! 20 for 26c. Sold by ^ none Wo. 8.
underburk Pharmacy. w LANCAH
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L and Never Just.
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w specials in dry goods, that we 8
kind to be found anywhere. * I ,
suiting in the popular shades and I
the yd. only 15c. j
\ the best values in double width I
1 the best shads. I
full width, regular price 50c. To |
:an show you the seasons most |
ress goods. In all the leading 8
3 match. 1
: Taffeta Silk to go while it lasts |
, COATS, COATS. I
misses and children. Pretty, sty- |
1. Truly the greatest values we g
red in these goods and we will |
iate an opportunity to show you ?
gains. I
SUITS
;e of the word, style, fit, quality,
ake them still more attractive,
rs any suit in stock at a reduction
ne to buy a suit, and save all
ng the goods and trimmings to
ir Suits Fit.
>f Furs. Best styles in neck pieces
lating a new fur piece you will
broadest and prices are right.
:fer. $100.00 in gold to be given
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JTH CAROLINA
vn)an, Gaquire,
ietta Sime made suit ^
her Lectern of Ad- rORTMEN WHO*CARE TO DRESS WEHjj
,he F,state of and The reason some shoes hurt your feet
?8' is due to just one thing?poor quality,
refore to cite and |n parry Shoe the material in |
singular the kin- every particular is carefully selected
of the said lrvin with aview to theworknhat it hastodo. t
lat they he and ap- These materials made up bv skilled Union
he Court of Probate labor account tor the remarkable tilting quali?ster
C H. on Tues- ties and long wear of this celebrated shoe.
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