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\ _< Ifer |?n waster | (SEMI-WEEKLY.) Published Wednesdays and Si at Lancaster. S. hy The I fiMlnhiiiK (Xtmpauy. ' *H Af?. T. ? <>N Nt?KX A. J. CI.AKK . . . Kusiness Kntorcd as second-clans matter 99f>, at the poatoffloe at LancA* mder Act of ('-on grass of Marc) WRDXKNDiV, MAK. *1 THE BLIND TIGEW NOT THI TIGER TH/\T MENACES A ML'NITY The fathers and the r are on the trail of the bl ger, for they think it wi their children, aiul well th fee. for they have been bin too long. Hut there is t Tjger of which they seem to have heard, the man tiger. Why an illegal k seller should be called n ltirer is not known, bl.t tiger should be called a ma a readily been. When once a tiger has iunau flesh, from that I he is satisfied with nothi numan tiesh, and so wi around the villages until portunity occurs for him I a man. Hence the nat India call such a tiger eater. And the idea s itself, are not the fat he mothers unconsciously act part of the man-eater w their homes they surrouut children with an atmosphe certain, unless some poaer prevents, to set tl dren against that which 1and best in life. An exar two will suflice. How can i where the atmosphere rruthful, and the parents the atmosphere, expect t tenfkfn 1 ohi li) mil ? VV It ? I U V U I U I VIII 1V1I VII *' ??VI parents are swayed by pre and before the children sp & hard and uncharitabl about their neighbor, hti tnose children going to s pie except through colore! e?? Where low views of li taken and only selfish 11 are exalted, what kino child will come out of ai home? Only a narrow, contracted being which I of politeness is called a nm only by that kind of pol :hat does what is called ying. Where the husband polite and considerate of tt and the wife of thehusbani kind of manners w ill the oil of such a pair have? M hat are rude and uncMitli *iil not respect woman in hairs, that will place tin* ] i>or along with the rest of i cultured animals that go to up the human menagerie, where the children are a t?i roam the streets at night .no be expected of them ? the habits of the drnnka gambler anil the wanton. Are there tnv such manhomes hi our midst? It s< let the fa Liters and the n run the i?n eating and tin ti^er to /heir lair and e> nate tiem. V Lnclitiifiiir moves sot dieibt a bo ?H that ; but its v has a formidable rival rapidity with * Inch Lam *troets change front mud t and vice trru, We again remind tho-e .r? who ur.- deppi.dent agricultural lien of the \< ifter this year the In n law to be operative and tl\t the time for them to prepare to meet the new tiona. How? By planr abundant crops of corn, | tatoes, etc., and for raisin of meat. Increase your hogfl, and have an eye to doction of enough bread, y ou another year. I' ition to your poull ?ie a big lot of chic v?, so that you'll h as well as for t \ THE LAN (1 ^ow'9 command good prices { ' " Or?u?ru ' ^ all the year round and it pay*; Small, A tin vvi>ll fn ruido tliam fur mnrkal m. T \\r < " - - VN? VMV%M IV1 ( . (J . TV . \ murdays But above all things make plenty viHe, who sli lancasier, 0f corn and meat. SmaU in L,n<J 75=1 J. W. Walker. Of .he Bear ^ "nd W"" Maiiatfur i , . . , here *iuee, wa jbwamp community, showed us ' Oct. 7 th, | |a8t Monday quite a curiosity in last Saturday the shape of a fork-tailed lizard p. Caskey in 4 ' of the streaUfield species. While . . wow plowing he turned the little rep- , . , * tile up out of theground. It was his bondsmen. about seven inches long, each represented/ * E ONLY j prong of its forked tail being bail by his a COM- about an inch and a half in length. - Walhalla Courier. r- t?reen. , J That split-tail critter must have home hauirda] i'nd'^i* ul'^ratHd from Chester, where all panied by bill ruin 3ort6' freak8 abound, from the come to bancs abnormally large spider and the to secure his r ev mav , : two-story turnip to the vest?pock-1 Young Sina 11 tl 1(1 It . . , , , I ^ mother et porker and the Pateilt ,pa*her-| covering from never hot air Performer. 1 now pr;,cii0all - a.ing Tomorrow is All Fools' Day.11^ ll' ''Jt No reflection intended on the Mr. Leonard ? 1 blind arU)V 0j bill collectors that will ^ * 'IN ,l parade the streets from "early | n eater morn jewv eve." j "Ksmrraiff'i" j Tiie present tasted ['be Washington lawyer who d i" at Ker-diav inn? on niade his wife get on her knees . ,, , , . . . B at the graded i ng out amj beg his pardon should be sub i, , ii i hv t ?*m pnmn? ii inn. ; jweted to the new treatment for J ?P- wilu beaters. t?entlemen oi to seize rendered the ive? of Anderson is coins to invite ceutly. was a a man- President Taft to visit that city every pnrticul iiggests when he comes south to attend was a large au( rs and 11?e Mecklenburg celebration in The receipts i ing the Charlotte May 20. If Hilly Taft ^f'er t)lc j)er hen in really wants to have the time of t v.,uil{, i their Inn life and at the same time see . . ' , .. . . able dauce at . re that a southern city worth while, he ^ ^ unseen should come to Lancaster, in vitaie chil- | tion or no invitation. "tafes that Lu pureHt pany of amate nple or It is hoped that the various b.v the Chest* a home committees appointed to solicit Daughters of t is not! contributions to the women of the present "Hsme make | Confederacy monument fund will gome time in ? 0 tear lose no time in getting busy. The _ ^ re the g"*?d work is being actively push- Mr.,lames //. ijuilice. ed 111 many counties in the State, Confederal euk in aiul it will never do for Lancas- Await. e way ter to lag behind in so laudable a jyjr James ?w are. movement. As previously stated, >yell known < ee peo- the Legislature appropriated *7,. federale vel0 1 glass- 500 tor the proposed monument' ' , , 1 , 1 , .i .. 4. ty, died las I on condition that the men ol the) ; go . i i , m. 27th instant, i ite are, State raise a like amount. 1 tie : iterests i Columbia State, with its charac-j ^iet ^ I of a teristic enterprise, public spirit | Wda H *ro"1 nch an and patriotism, has un<lerfnken j liked by all wl Rellish, to raise by popular subscription w?s '? son lh by way the required sum, and in its issue Gardner and in, and of last Sunday it reports the col-J age. iteness lection up to that date of $ 1,073,j Alr Ourdno] white of which sum $1,100 was given h\ I in not i bv four counties alone, liichlaud, | (Tar?!inH regir le wife Sumter, Marion and Aiken. Lan-1 . , ( ^ I good record as J, what ! canter should raise at least $500. | . a lefr in 1 he sec apring aimers I he liuck LI ill Kecord repub 1 i, thai 'ishes the comments of tin- paper ""Iirv ' >r gray "n the Cooper verdict under the ' rank < ?ardiu posses- following headline?: "Doesn't ("reek, lie is he mi- Dike Verdict. Surprising Views a brother and > niitke "I the Kditor of l'he Lancaster Hardner, of Hi And News." Our esteemed contem-! Mrs. Susan Mowed porary evidently didn't read the ('reek. The b , w hat article in question caret til Iv. else (dreek Bip'isf Only it would liot have used the mis- he wu* a nonsit rd, the leading headlines quoted. In-: stead of not "liking the verdict,*'i Death ut nn < eating we distinctly said: "That the, i'ont*<lerut i, then i verdict is a righteous one buti r?/./<?/* >?*#>?# (others | comparatively few will question \|r. Henry b ind wtio have followed the reports of ai,q hiirhlv ? tterini toe trial closely." I he only I c Sa sihle ground, Dial we can see,. for j . . . . pi-ui'isy, at 111 i the characteri/.aticn ot our views . cot'on mi! vi as "surprising, is our comment' ne?no . . ,, his Slst year the sentence ot young Hooper. | ^ J in" I he in that we did w..t? o?,.. aster' n think ^1P> 8"" should be pun., MJ**S Jane . . ished mh <-everelv as the father, following nam O (lUSt, * u . if , giving our reasons lor such belief ??.iltie Knigh and concluding as follows : "The Mrs. Julia Hi farm ym,l,? n,an ?"'y did what any Mrs. K^tta 1 loyal and devoted son would IV x?s, and Mi ou ttie u t that haVH d"no lather. Ac. of Chesterfii ' ceases C(,TiUu* f0 the Robin f w?jow ,H miw used every effort in his power to ,, ^ , . iii w is 'he home ot h prevent the meeting between,.. ., egin to K . , ! field. v Co I. Cooper and ( irmack, but i , ?f w.ien tho deadly conllict became r' ' " n*? ^ inevitable who can biarue the son 1,1 v?ttran,n . for standing by hi" lather?" ber of the Hi ^ f ' > . ? . . was also a in fit"rk ?f SIMKe REMEDY FOR L/\ GUIPPE sonic fraterr the pro. Lagrippa conghn aro (longerons iw thoy . \irR . t 1 litis tO twqnanfcy develop into pneumonia. Fo- ' to 1 loy'e Hoioy and Tar not only atope the afternoon ay more <?-,qghbtit i..?ls and glrengthenK the lnnas TV Try H< ^at n0 M- iouh reunite nr^d be foared. MftSOOic hon J' J I lw genoine/oley'a Honey and Tar oon- t kens and taininoh&rmfu drags and is in a yellow services I HVP some P*ck'H?- aubetitatea. Fnnder- Church. COndl some h?irk >hftrinJM5y ^ K w Hammond * f. ' tome use ( o. of Heath Spring* * the hev. T. A i V ICASTER NEWS. MARCH 31, 19Q9 Wh? S'rot Via tide ?S /* /v CI A L NOT ICRS. lit(fil lft /{ail. 'Iho Donglas Farmers' Union will meet ^ nt'\t Sutnrday, April 3. at 2 oclock p ui. iV?| urregory. of I ork- A lull attendance in desired. 5W OBBHBIHm WHt ,ol young Claud* K. M. s^o.,. i.te.id ,. gritg W I The Bluin Farmer** Union will moot P|M f *8ter rt low weehB next Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock Every Jj Vt I I hu, hPHM in inil n,wu',w iR urged to be present. (P I V All M nas oeeu 1U jail J. <?. W. Stogner, President. Jg I I fill T is admitted to bail The l-at-canter Chapter V. I). (J will f% I A?? bv Magistrate W. nict Thursday^ atternoon at 4 o'clock at gift [j J ?? " the romaence 01 i;oi. .? n. urookett, I I the sum of $600, Laocustor 1 ourt House Farmers' Sr | w I Yorkville being Union will mwi .Saturday afternoon at 2 pj| " o'clock. Full attcndunoe dosirad. Lk h an ^ larif . Mr. Gregory was I. Clark Kobinson. Secretary. ^ TT it fhe hearing for The Dixie Farmers" I'nion will nn< t WJ ?j II better th ... . , April 1st at early lamp light All members SU3 U I Homey, Mr. John requested to l>u pieseut u n so far as Jresory returned W G A lv,rtcr- ^kiitoui. H | . President Harris of Ibo Farmers lluiou U $ ion for tl / alH-tnoon uccmi- wjn lie here at the ounty meeting dpril Q & U 1 wife Who had 9lh : also Mr. Ira Williams, manager of tlio G j p fl cemod. i farm demonstration work in this Mato.aud Nil* 9 1 Her to see him and both of those gentlemen will Dulke public ? U ... -ji addresses, us we are informed by Mr. I Fiji **** nipitll, elOUSP. Nisbet, t'ouuty Agent. ESI ,11 is said io be re- . ~ . ? E & I ^ wise e< bis wound, being Resolutions in Memory nl John M I in every y out of danger.He Mil. linker by Autioch $ home of his lather, ! 4'ounell. !fs}$5i I saM ' I Small, it tidstonia.! Whereas, the Supreme Ruler of the JF earnings, , llnlvunu . Hie ur.cHoili uml I ^ I *>1 TT H "" "" or ... I H deuce ha* removed from our midst >*} # II S thprthps Rri)..li,o Kd Baker. Be it re-olved- pjgj M E in Kerahair ,1st: Th t we bow with buirble sub | is small {mission to the will of mm whodoeth X|J< (lion ol ' Ksmeral* al* *- .> ^ ffl E place th 2nd. 1 li <t in Bro Bakei * death, III I 1 ttV/ K last Friday tiii?ht, Antioch Council has lost a faithful ? IS , , ... member, a consistent christian iren- 8 Ijn X I j this bar tioo .tud 11 ot illni( t email, and a fervent adherent to the [jJK H my ol ladies and principles of the Jr. o. i A. Mand tlL, b will earr one loved bv all the members of this ?} I Lancaster who Council. \||j/ ?| I ' interest nUv here re. ;{nl That H Pa*e in our minute HIT] * ' > ' 1 J tiook Be inscrilied sacred to his mem- .jjdJfcr U I j t" t* decided success in ory and t lint a copy of these resolu- A|Lif I tout tliru rru . tions be forwarded to the bereaved t ii,? I mm ar. lhe audience family and that n copy he forwarded ? Pp# 1 appreciative one. fv?r P'^hcati n in the T.ancaster njtj 11 A News B, M. Welsh, ilTZ n p amounted to $S5. R. Thos. Blaokmon, XL 5 '|? ^ 1?iprf 1 f ( oninnttee AJW * I ? IIoI? I formatice was over v r i pie had an enjoy. , ~~ " dfe W [ Aehe'?l.all. Business Notices ? k I Lane. ? Ghesler papers Wm , Notices inserted under i Ntilw icastor s hop com ,hlrt heH(1 a, the rn,e ol ONK ( KN , , wamm^manm. il rs will b? in vi led j A WOKI> for each insertion N? 1 ivPxT<y ^r> S'-ji v'^'-" notice to bo counted less than 2 ; ?-~lcy-ft w ~y~ >**--?* -r Chapter ol the (words I \ LIsTO? ' > i?fe he Confederacy to , ~ ; NO TICK I In public is hereby notified, iralda in that City | and warned, under penaltv ni law. not I ^ | to employ or harbor my son John (or Lu 0 ' , tlierl Mack. u^ed about 1?> years, lb-two | m a m ! Mack, Tradcsullo, s <5. 51-33. (iiirttner, Anothev j Sll\I>' nII \I>' Ml\l?* oroknrs. Mac? I M r t'ftemn. Pause it 't!4S,H. Herring antl Spanish Mackerel, j m the host ,'oiiil; Fnlat-aiid Saturday- H 1 11 i | vnil TAI II. Gardner. A FOR S\I K <?ood nnh b cow with \<mnn ' p I L alteeo antl Con- SA1T1):K " a.. | rail Of I his HOUIl-, ,rHE i,!', KV Nl'Mlil K for III.. Clnntv % ^ fl C Saturday tiie <'entr? Piece will he drawn in our atom 3 ?J IJ Itfl SZ, i 'I huvsday. April 1st. at 4. J'l o'clock The m l! lliej home ill I'la' liuliea nit wt-leoiiie an I iii\ih.| tola* pits- ff i:d. of uanlvsi-H. ient- s ,,aghir A Oo 51 1 " w (s~\r rlinri^r \i;?> n 'i [1 rtl ill au.l wag JCSI COMPLETED And torrent two ;< i ft 1 10 knew him. Ue XSL21 # tomatoes and nc eUteCapt fames 1 canned beets to , t*Olt S\I.K, One of the prettiest lot* in ft was <i years ot town biockefrom the (\,tirtnonHo ft corn, peas, beans good dwelling , I 1-2 ner? t* lund Mill sell I t altogether, oi in snmll lots 1 1". Hunter : ft 1 T Vi??rrir?c r w is a member H_!ft 3 ofthe I?til South IE YOU or any of your none or daughter* I ft I lllliplcin ant) 1T1 i . . i want to take a h tonnes* <*?tirHe, if vou _ nent and made a wil| Mp|lly ftt tlilH ortu,,. W(, tjan S,H a I ft pies. : : <1 soldier lie lost " scholarship t<> either ot two hcIiooN. 4otf I ft Olid battle of Man- pkk.K TUEATiWENT lor Miffer- j ft T Qof fQt- " ivo-i two children. 1 inn wmiirn Send this ad. to him ami | ft ivJi ( I will iiuiil yon free a ten days' ireat- < lardner and Mr.j. nient III a Home Kemedy which will' A ... ... , _,i ,- i.'i , absolutely mite all female complaints. , 9 v-OTPl 1'lilKt'S, I O.' F' ,,0,h ?f 1 ,al Address with stan.o. Mrn Ma# a1 so survived by Hilton, Kershaw, ? ?. tsusii-s 1 j? 7*mc, ' I cam W r vlr s<:. ?K-w, u.ii .iciiwr u,.i??i.y .......i-; 1 (.rahain I'lour JWl.ll Springs, and ty thia season at your door. See ti* V ( ;d)bilHC PluntS, ,,, ... , ... before buying ticket#.. The Crystal Ice ft , ihiliipa, of Mat mmpany. 4t. \f Seed Irish Potati nrirt 1 \a as ill fiat " ~. i B p..c I ot f\( f ,oi church ot which If >'?u want a good drink ot coffee ft cns- IAn t ry Itlanke's?the only company wlio , ft "lent member. has made a perfect blend in coffee, at ft ^ Bennett-Ferguson Co ts-ot jS3 \fLf | f IyrU Citiitu nuU BARGAIN ?For quick buyer! 270 ft V>I VJ r Vrtrran. Mr. Urn acres <ine fanning and riinlier land : ft (food building.-, orchard well watered ft and would make tine small farm*. ft JUiifftOU, ill! A tied HareeJianee for mill men t., secure ft h'>ines \ddre-- quick, Dr. >V . v> . m steemcd citizen, (Gilbert, Dy.-arf vilte. .McDowell Co., ft . V i !!>.?. > V ui djy oi <h.H tan. ?mI.? DR DOUGLAS McINTYRE Mac*. He wft1* in ~ DKNTAL SUKGKON and leave* a wid-i ., ... ... I Otllre over lleHtli-Juneit CO. A .Htoie.i _ _ _ _ >! (* her niarnage Ph?n#. gm mhuantkk. n.c.i H A jiff Johnson, and the j Kort I.awn, Thursday-. Ko.ide} House. i ^ |j| j j j | j | | eri children: Mrs.; Heath spring. Tn' ^ity* atier 9th, *t I iiMlllll ... . Hotel Horton ? of this pl?ce;j r1ton,ol Charlotte;! n ? r a a a i a 1 'mder, c>f Oongle. | n03u COfltTflCtS tO LCt. J FIRST r ThoniHfi JohnsOD,' Hidi will he received at the office nf' A.XVKJ A .. ,,,. ! the County .supervisor at Lancaster,! T . al'l county. i h? | s <\, until Saturday, April loth, at ;t! OLjJlVSo despern'elv ill at'o'clock p. m., tor Ihe working and | 1 maintenance of the following mads, ! er s?n in Ohe?let. ,i* | A | IfV]T\D V 1.?< ro-M from 1'ott er K'?ail at NVcmI'm i 1^/^aL Xz 1 w SV 1 to the intersection with the (finger I n was a Confeder- Cake Koad. trrrkTiTr tn<J consistent mem ? ! ^"('An^'', J "k,p N'"*'1 ,r"|" ,l)*! Anr OxviVKocky Hiver Koad crossing to the in- j < Iptisl church. He t?r-ection with the Monroe-Camden I olllI.Ty , Kl)H(l Oil J IV 1 o Iia'. embprr.lti.eMa 3._ Monr?,..( ln.COLL A US 2<-. HtV. The burial lersection with (dinger t ake aooth o> OlJrrS, PAIR 4c, *i<ie cemetery Mon- ,)0.un,? lin"' ... ? ? . i HASl^ufD^"5^ '#? J 4?Kershaw-White HItatf Koad. UNDF3RSHIP' , ftt 4 O clock, wilh ft.?Cross Koad from Taxahaw to DRAWERS f } ors, after funeral Kershaw.White HlufT Knad. I SOCKS .. J . ~ i ?? a- HpMclflcH(ion? Hiny be hfeu at the1 MtTk'TlirQl nH Socond HiptiPt' office of the County Htiperviiior on or J Jk 1 icted by the pastor, | HftPr APrH (. f moblky i. Dabney. ftl-M County Supervisor. Subscribe for 3r . ., I Future. 11 \ e income is no } an a small one making provisie future is conf it is all spent ?<jgj y as i is earned. jpjgg ourse for people UJ&jj walk of life is to irftw portion of their , no matter whe- ESS j imount laid aside or large, and I MB ese savings in MM >k where they \ )$?; J i four percent. comp ounded KG ?s a year t ife National Bank flr^O aster, S. C. |j K 1 P"i .K ABOUT j THING ve it; new cabbage, f vv string beans and M go with them. Can I , blackberries, Pitt- I travvberries, Peas, M ince meat for your K Your Toast. f it Toasties, Egg-O- J leat, Buck Wheat m and Maple Syrup. || Onion Sets, and M oes for your gard- m "den seed. ^ >xton (Sir Co I z^dd Important Notice. / ^ Any peraonH or persona cultivaf I land upon tt.e public highway? : required by law tu leave h apt i either aide ??f thn road 1ft fea I center of road, and thin in go I all inch persons that the 001* I not pay for cropn or lertl' 'that apace. in the event tt*I needed for building and nv the road. <4. ij. MQ March 24, 1909 Co f I lii-57 w. *1 I ? What is Home*/ | Don't *ay, can't m We will ma?t K in# lrorn one *- M lor one. W- M Ton?t, iMir K no?, at thot*?, m UMit with w. B Write # Vrioea ,K> # hllah m * 1 W )