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WILLIAM STATES LI EE- JR tioinff on nccoun' o l-HK LA f the it tear m.. n..., M'AMTEK NEWS, APK1L ( v n_i?i I nn??n?v> * t. m<> I A a a ^ A a a a m m mm - ? T - ik I .. vTi Jlp 7 ' ~ ? ?? ? Interesting Sketch of the Former Lancaster ( Boy. The presiding genius arrangements for the c 1 -* difficulty involved in Life of a of i he floods which r lonoty river Thed?ni wih in 'he spring oi 190 of all the "Ith ?r?n""i??ion lio Hill And Charlotte. omiog of , ty of this plant was 1' w uy uwa vji cw ttKiute cue its oatmetl me in "it* Certainly it seem i . coals to Newcastle to completi'ii ing oatmeal to Scotlax 4, to get her year the Quaker Oati hundreds of thouaar es to Rook Quaker Oats to Gi The canaci Europe. I n? capaci ^ rewon rfn 0,000 ti. p , English and Scotch h of .? ?uy mm iLi is like carrying speak of export = 3 Durable Roads 1L BriSrjJ Small^ ttUSUti REPARATION IT'S VALUE IT? Built of It at I Cost. can hard I] your daily OF ROADBED. tired, dis, I Work I = Court c :ou raged ^ and |, B?wie^ Molnnii m$ lor Kelief. t South Carolina, y ot Lancaster, >f Common Pleas, Plaintiff, against >. Susan Melton and T, V<IO lUI'imiO BUU U1 tainment while here 1 Mr. W. 8. Lee, Jr., vi dent and ften? r?l manai Southern Power Comp Mr. Lee's timely e? due the fact that the met in Chuxlnrte anH his IIH fuitjr* , ., J 1 and tne rapid sale o has been , , . . ou' put led to the for ice presi- .. . , the name interests zer of the , . larger company, uudt ?ny? ? Qf f^e Southeru P torts waa , . , . panv, which took oyi Institute , . tJ ,, tawba r >wer UompaD I n A.R nHAfl _ . f thn t>ntira aaten-oatmeal in qttai I tne entire regularity that has ma:i'?n bv *nost rugged physic mentally of all peopl Ol a much has been eatingoatm ,r the u.me ><wer Com- desirable foreign trad ?r i ho P? How well he has i 9 ,De be seen at a glance a iv and pur- ports on Quaker Oats without a rival; ia n: Qtitiei and with a made them the - . . _ .. ally, and active Grading an< e, the American Highways That A eal and trying all "Gumbo" Clay 8h< ;^e. tj' Smooth and H. le might get taat 'e' In large areas In mcceeded would tary clays are fooi lt In areas the ? This brand is , ... rm*miNr ocularly plastic ui , h nuscraoie, i the woman I Firing Nocoesary. | H Cardlll i tra Constructed of the pilTpO >uld Bo Rolled Un- WOITien t rd. H strength a the south sedlmen I , ^ rid very generally Strong dill L-lays are of a i?ar gentle, to id stk'Ify varleti DLirC vepe1 latce utrauL " ,_~T . ^ ^ ma executor < I S toniC oeued, defen frtnl I T.?h.drf-?U SC OI helping ll You on hei o regain their H | quired to uiw< nd health. 1 eotlon which la doDinz with H cierk of *** Ct aoping wua h for ^ mmlA Coi US, but by the Df your uiwy nic action, Of H the subscriber i table herbs. court homb ? k ui u own ngni, ana of J. H. PUzpatrick, (Udsnts. uts above named: eby summoned and reer Use oonapLaintin this filed, ta the office of the >urt of Common Plata, unty, and to serve a copy ' to the said complaint on at bis office in rear of the t T anftintdr fi P wi*lsisa the master hand that 1 directing the plane for er entertainment of tl guiehed visitors while ii The Southern Power ( Charlotte's foremost South'e best-known co chased large waterp( Q&8 been . ,, . . on the oiftawba the prop- .. . . rjy ?rs. Mr. Lee was le distin- , engineer and in addit: n the citv. an execuive capacity company, vice president. 1h and the June ^ J9()5 rporatiou r? _ ... )Wer righlfc packages, and in bei and Broad tins for hot climates. " 'Lain CRIME COSTS $100,. r as Becond is wag on The Heaviest Tax Sc American P uietically sealed us "gumbo" M such localities trafll ?????. possible during the XW AN HOUR, kl""'""' . Gtiml?o clay Is bl I?err-entnge of iffered by the bIe mutter It eonta tar,y sticky ill Its cupie. n.ogj who?y frep f| and buckshot." lu _ < is absolutely tm ^ fl wet season. us the ~ V hides will sink to I ack. owing to the r m organic or vegetaIns. It Is (sirticu- The Woi nature, nnd Is almoin sand and grit. Mrs. L. I twenty days i I BB III! exclusive of A III and if you fall I mm I I I I I within the tiru I ii | | | | |; In this action l| | I I | | | ror the relief de U BBB I i Dated Januai Pau [Man's Tonlfi R- R- Allison ni?n s i unic To 0*..^ McI, N. Nicholson. ! ?:** Fltep* ifter tbe service hereof le day of such Mrrlor, to answer tbe complaint e aforesaid, the plaintiff ? will apply to the Court manded in the oomplaint, ry 24th. A. D. 1910. 1 Moore, C. C. C. L. C. , Plaintiffs Attorney. Dnis, Susan Mel ton (and triok absent Defendants engaged in the develo] of hydro electricity, is the Institute and will e visitors here something Southern waterpowers ne*aed at Gre >t Fal!t Friday. The following rrcvinus me ^ praent of ftf tbig ianeer compa i host to e[ecirjc developtn <n ihow the gouth had been moat t ol how 8Copet having lor an are h?r- BUppiy 0f power to a S. C., mil|B in the ira?nedia' bio^raph- ,,r iho "lo irtc&mza'ion ^ jnle cos>'h th? i ny hydro- |io0,()00 an ho??r. t in the ^he yearly cos ly local i?> Am-ric^ is ea?:iii?*ti object the ,(00,000. few co'tot. jf crime could 1 f le neighbor- h j?.e y t??r eight , r> t I Juited ^States I of Shook, "Before 1 Cardui, I do any taken 5 be improved can do th housework # /> Mo., writes: Take notioe t began to take B w? aied *t Lai was unable to B fiee of the clerl( work. I have B tor < ?"nty and WOrK. I nave H of January. 181 )ttles and have B very much. I B e most of my B March let, 19 now. B ===== say too much .... bat the complaint herein acaster, 8. C., in the ofi of the Court for Lanoaasaid State, on the 24th 0, K. B. Allison, PlaintitTs Attorney. 10.?48-53-w A( hiooa*iarn ical sketch appea ed Electrical World recent! William States Lee ' in 1872 in Lancaster, S received his primary edu the common schools o sou county, South Uaro - - V in The end ot a comparat lv: transmission due. ^ whs bom for L,ee to prod . C. He WOrk ?r P\ stem ex'e icaHon in huu(jre(ia of square f Ander- rlvll|inK ,n amount hna, and ,r!in8mltted anv hv ,..v . v11 *ouM pay ively short ,j bt, $964 000,000. i remained i'j)e wlluuai impr uce a uet Loo are $100,000.0 nrtinti over ue thuu the cost of milfs and America" tiold of power J vs tb-n half the i dro-electric -- MMMHWI >rt - ? t (lit- tih ^ uo i? as io vHi- MBHBv'-~2M its crime. I ffiSRaftrcjl minds yield h ior ^araui, much for r Your dru ' per?ture should b? ii nas aone so nvuwv ne." . . .. Notice is ben ggist sells Car- signed, as adm a bottle today. K K. T. Robinson ! 5,111 J?y of A pi return to the er County, Stat apply to said C? s uitable for the work. S. I). _ Kit ate R. 1 Mar. 9. 1910. VI V19U11?C sby given that the underinistrator of the estate of i. debased, will, on the 11. 1910, make his final robate Court of L>anc*ste of South Carolina, and :>urt tor a final dischargeROBINSON, Adnir. r. Robinson, l>eceased. 45-63 W. nis technical education Carolina Military Acad? which he was graduate.! After graduation he tat time in the graded e< Anderson, and then to gineering work| rising at south , s\ s'em iu the world, 'my, from , .nnr , , summer of 1905 then I in 189-1. ... bull' under hia dir ig it I >r a 34 ^00-kw. and one >0 p 111 hydro-elec'iic develoj jk up en mIje9 ot 5(j.000-volt r rapi y m,|eg of 100,000 vol ur iutf ex^usf Since the Ti.e market va'i 0 have been loraes, sheep, ?ud eciion two COun>ry i* about 18,000 kw. annuai crime bill. men's; 500 The coal. *heat line ; 400 duced annually m It line and rftI,rH*pnt ? ? I iSSSS^SI Lie of all t'ifc From Cioou noucls M; ca'Ue in the' tell nriLT ncnir |0 same as tbe After It has t>een bu plasticity Is entlrelj | light clinker is forn and wool pro not particularly ban I his country *?r,n? ? ?uwotb ?" ' wear well. It sboi hnnr I bo aomo Th* Bi?ho| iKazine, New York- "As harsh critl T clay highway. mm "" English c and neatly uttere rued. however, the "A minister ?r destroyed, and a j the 'Lamentattoi aed which. though sent It to the t i. when pulverised note asking for i face and seems to The bishop sent uld be understood be bnd read it. w 9's On# Regret. Notici iciHixi as 1 know of | Kotioe is hei rifle, "was compactly j dersigned will, d hy a bishop. I jpio, make his ?te a commentary on j trator of the esl is of Jeremiah" and ceased, to the F >lshup. along with a ter County, Sta a few critical words. aPP'y to the book back after Mth thU Imlcmofit- - ... i of Discharge. eby given that the unon the 4th day of April, ~ final return as ad minis.ate of LI. J. Gregory, de- H 'robate Court for Lancaate of South Carolina, and >urt for a final discharge. W. T. GREGORY, J iiuui titftusit Uia'i iu i on gineer of the Pickens Company, and subsequ coming resident engine* Anderson Water, Ligh' Co. When with the lal pany he had charge of at.rtir.tinn nf thn Pnrtma Iiurill ou* , ? . . D about 6 eubatafions 81 power nnd lights to Cnt t u cotton mills aad er of the A . . __ Among the pioneer w & Power " r ea was pntting in sen Lter com , tension transmission the conn fthoaU D8 8y8lem re"0h1^ ? r - w? w ? supplying the ?ctual cost o more than These figures are 40 towns. ttn article by Hug rork involv- the World to-day, nee a high- command the attec and distrib- business man and i j 150 miles nation. ??- v"v that not all of the it crime. t*ie ro,|d ls to '** c< . cllnkercd. but only j quoted from BbouJd l(0 rendered h 0. Weir in ' trallze the too stick , . 5j native clay. 1 ^ ^ Good sound voud ttion Ol every seasoned as it ls i* should be provided romao ol the, the work >0(J I tnfprvs 1? nInner th? clay out of which , There la bnt instructed la to be gj-et about this > sufficient amount j Jeremiah la not I! nonplaatlc to neu- 1 a fresh book of y character of the commentary ' " I. aa dry end well : oaa'ble to procure. aeiliniirQ1 before beginning E-tllVlltw ked at cotvenlent . rBK. M. nf ?b?Administrator ?>ne thins that 1 re- deceased, work?namely, that March 2, 191C Ivlnjr now to compose - lamentations on your . Notsce - Notice la hen signed, as ad it TERSPILLS A fln*l return ?. estate H. J. Ungory, 1 >. 43-52-w ' ef Disckarg e. >by ^lven that the underilnistratrix of the estate on, deceased, will, on >f April, 1910, make her J i the Probate Court of A hydro-electric plant " Seneca river, in which stalled the first I0,000-i rator put in service in After putting this plan eration Mr. Lee spent year on construction id one diiectioa and 1 oq the , another direction a i was in . . , roltg.De- '?lM: ',ed ln 10 ? America t iato op ** w,th ,he ""ne d?i .bout . ty* a low-t6U9ion *1 work in Pro8Pect8 are lhllt 1 00 miles in The cost of crimt X 100,000 Why must the 60,000 volt citiz?u9 of Amsrii and opera- ed with taxes to n ^ree of safe- peases? asks the 1 'stem. The n^sseean. his system, Why is it that > is appalling. About one cord of w .... . necssaary for eight well-behaved bed twelve feet wid ca be harden- After grading th? . width between ditcl leet such ex- M deeply 88 practi Nashville Ten- found necessary t mules, as the extrei of the clay makes tea thousand plowing difficult. ood baa bean found linear feet of road- m ^ V X^* ? e. Jw m9n ! road to an even fr f!u"| itT ies It la plowed up icable. It will be i uae b'?raea or uely heavy nature the work of deep I After the plowing | ttZrsstZsXO) i?-l?kCoM w ?tu bim tubtmm. W final discharge. kB&Si **^SSX NUjOSnEWmWBK March 80, lfil I , ' fi ty, tod Apply to him for DA HIXSON, ... of Uw ?>ut* of I. B. - ? cmnL 10. 51-57-w ??????? ; n connection with the Unii government const defeo for Charleston harbor. In October, 1898, he resident engineer ot th< bus Power Compan company had just ther ted States 01 wnicn M*" ^.ee is ise plans the head* ,B on'y 'n i Mr Lee posesses to > became degree tli?t rar e Colum- ''on ?f keen bu-iuegs V, which en8'l,ee,inK ability wl * let the no* ?oly 'odesig prac'ic&iiy perst'DB are marde tfl infancy, iu the United State i a remark- Why in it that or e combin# derers out of every f?en*e and are punished? lich enables Why are there fc n, construct halt vitnes as many to j i _ _ _ ? _ 11 _ I baa been completed red, an Dually acro88 the roat, fn f-? extending through tlv two mur- wWJh to be burned. to burn twelve fee OD0 hundred transverse furrows feet long, so as to t each side beyond the >ur anl one- roadway. Across 1 murders for between these fum ! Ka aK. .lit ?>.n* i furrows are dun nn ditch to ditch. I i and beyond the Hill If it is intended III t of roadway the ^LBi should be sixteen ?xtend two feet on ? width of the final the rid pes formed V>3.1 dws, wiiich should t n no rt tho Ami* st Arn r of Fresh, Good ivedl Broke I / contract tor a dam on tt hooche river at Colum This dam was complete autumn of 1900 and in J of that year part of it ried away by a flood. CODt-truction of the dam leCbatt*- ?"u ^?iou bus, G?. fco develop them to t d iu the comniercittl efficieuci Dectmber ,^?rn ?n a irm bus: was car- ability to rapid The re- most difficult pr< , together of inspiring in all ariJh ?, |? m l, ? id, "U' euavj every on? million heir fullest there were twenty r and pu? Ttie answer is sii in'-es basis. Crime protection IIv anahze AQ eslab ished bu jblems and Uuiied States, t confidence Burglars, pickp inhabitants as 'ur8e of oord woo< years ag ? ! ually so as to f?>rm . | which the tiring U s P * 1 The best and sour , become selected for this cot sines. in ilie I'16* form In K' a floor. | wood Is thrown Irre >ockets bank floor' ln crlb 'ormi left between In wl v I?c UI^I il U laid longitudia series of flues lu itarted. id est cord wood Is irse and should be es will touch, thus Another layer cf Igularly across this it Ion. with spaces ilch the lutnits of Young Mules Qpverol nipp % ) with (he building of 8ion lines, substations, < then put under Mr. Le< supervision with the chief engineer. Mr. L fied the design and ri height of the dam, comj . I S ? AAA tranamis- *** "" - *? Jtu., was con'&ct are his striki b's direct '?r*3"cs. He has h)i title of aii ac,iv? part in indi ee modi* ?^er ?ff*ira which aised the wel'ar? of the >leling it "hicli he lives. He *' ' - IstancA. hr>Pn wurmlv 31 V/UUiCO 1" | robber*, smugglers ng charac- dealers, and illicit ways taken have their machine ustrial and and to the great dil pertain to Americau people tl conntry in ate almost identica has, for in- cal machines iu ma r intArARlnd fi J- -* i, whiteslave clay ore piled. liquor sellers After tbe '"'"P8 , heaped upon this fl is lor defeuce, 0f wood is laid pa ^credit of tbe Tt*18 thlrfl course is , . 1 same manner as tl lese machines opening and crack I with polii- with brush, chips. nv Dlacea or any other corr y Piaco8? The top layer of cla; of clay have been ? oor a third course La rallel to the first I laid In exactly the ? he first, and ea<-b should be filled bark, small stlc!;s ibustlble material, y Is placed over all. S^V T VI Ul IIIVV iorses a j Mares nd t in tne spring 01 iuuz. be noted that this ri* markable for its quick floods, which often exc times the normal flo was the first large dam the Sooth, and the e: r. i i _ c ?L ; n is to ; j 'or is re- in preservation of ly rising reaources of the co eed fifty especially of the lore w. This Pear?d before the cc built in comiDi'tee on coose cporience f?re8'8 at various tin ?i?i. Mr. L?e is a mrm 1UUUHSQUB OI SOH the na'ural do nothing bat uatry, and criminals. Police S'b, and ap- currupted and br mgreasioual cost. Even Uoort rvation of aD() the political ies. great states are in I her of the an?*ti i"'**1 ;auea lawyers and the finer portlo protect such are heaped orer the r The deep corerinj officials are thrown over all alio ibed at great the 8,de d"che9 *ntJ B .of all sites, tncludl I are bought material. It Is spres machioea of lrtl)'e ov*r the toP ... leas than six to twel -be bauds Of the whole la tampe AA tha KAS? tr ns of the material QflH Ck V whole structure. ailU V f of clay which is C'fUTI iuld t?e taken from V^vIU I mnv l>e in lumps ririri?Q , np very finest I id as evenly at. pos- 1 in a layer of not vjoI ] ve inches. Finally d and rounded off til Ka KalA wl?Kln itair ot small ponies. ie to see them. W ight. Ipad of the famous J. I _ 1 1. e have the ( \ / i i I / gdiutu iu u^ubiug ri such quickly rising flo account for much of h success in later devc where similar conditi< encountered. During nection with this comp r ? .l.n kAn.ma t mm i *0? W it u ods may ^?orican Institute o lr. Lee's Engineers, the Ameri ilopments ?' L'ivil Engineer* 3ns were American Society of bis con- E?K*n??rs; president < any Mr. I g'n?e'ing Associatio limm rnith I i*00'**' Pre?j'1?nt Of I ??vu w? lull""10' ( Electrical Every year there can Society jD the amount of li , and tbe t^e United Statei. Mechanical jt estimated Df the En- persons pursue en: n of the uonj ftD(j are nevei he Greater ,u. i ?n/ UMI |UV M??i the flan as Ions as | 118 *n DCWiie Whan tha roadbc iwlegsnese in fnlI7 prepared accc going directions th? gin. If, bowenr. that 250,000 laborers an avaOat __ __ _ greater number of me M ? voce- J"OD, ^ ' touched by When the mater -e? cooled the roadbed Ill UV unu f? II4MU [>osslble. ik | d has been care- ^hw rdlng to the fore* firing should bea large force of >le for the work a fines can be fired . lal Is sufficiently <*'SO JU! should be bronchi ipc Rc lUUfcJOcirs Wagon $ arrived, and they euro f/> caa ho hvKa! ;er S j are dand-' JJVV HIOV WVMtHV uwmmmmmi cotton mill construction perienoe which has sei well in his present coi After reconstructing at Oolumbos end comp] electrical installation, h flH Iko nnaitinn of nhiflf ? Charlotte Club and | i? *n ex the Comnercial Olul >yed him lotte ?Charlotte Oba anectioo. . the dam The Demon of II leting the in the germ of Ugrippe, the bring* suffering to thonui e accept- effect* are weaknexs, nervo enrinner appHile. energy and auibhi president of luo ,BW 1U *U,B ouu t> of Char- What improvem? erver. peeled when eourti ? within the powei ie Air. gangs? iddbr<Ttt^^fi?r W hat hope is the: QRD6U lack of moot of the laws w ion, with dia- . . . ilanfia rna.1v In i uirjf to * high crown >nt can be ex* allow for tho comp > >M nUml. terlal. Tbta con be i are plainly plow or a ^der. . r of criminal tng should be ber until the roadbed la The finished crown i re for enforce- of at least one-half i hen a govern- Although it cann ^ . . the gumbo and boc before rolling, to acting of the ma- ' anvfhif best done with a aiV L1111 and Bu smooth and hard. roll ?k? should bars a slope ac11 lilc Inch to ttfe fOOt. rt |*p knf ot be denied that arC lldr kshot clays of the Prsmo i a oui w iw us n lit v in the Mule, Hor ipgy line. Of cou ifPiedmont Wagons ^ to beat. P4tn COO lie ttrKon 4T/MI /I ii yuu Willii se, W agon rse we still i, and they ?""" *?? ? with the Catawba Pow pany. This company w inif h dam at India Hoo near Rock ilil1, 8. C. Catawba river, and tli tractors had failed in th ^ ordered nvor aiki kidneys er Com- ' nee<* *hen 18 Electric Bitte .lid tonio, blood purifier hu as DUlld StnuiAch, Liver and Kidnev tr ahnalo hHVP P?>ved that the? B' strengthen the nerven, bni'< on I ho leiu and restore benltb urn 1 alter an attack ot grip. If IT0O COO- them. Only fitic i'erfecl . guaranteed by ! F Mackev e under- $hMmAC,. y me preateet isauj i" j r.H, t*?e *pien na|? that engage la' ni regnlator o ^ ^ h TbonAMDiin long to his particuli wonderfully T_ .. ... . i up the s>? '9 it no' litne foi l pood epirlt^ citiz*?n? ot the Uni HufferiDK, try t HatiMtacti m organize and cut d Co. Lancaster . , w tion 8 crime bill? uiiuii- | ?oTrth nro partlcnl wyers *hn be-I burning on account i.nlinni centage of organ* action* contain. It t* none r the decent that manr of the tvA <?<>??<. "?Us the states f ted bines to ^ lrontod In the ( 0wd the na- fact, any soil or el* pHnt-^r^ enmpi larly adapted for ' t of the high per- I natter which they I the lean probable I irorfaee clays aud I ? w. arther north rooM I I B-l j lame way. and. In I J 1 I iy which brlcka or I " ?taHvo!~ Inn- torn- m | LILS OWV UO VTI1V1I ^UU <3 Yours very trul [WITHERSPOO LIC 111 IUW1I N & CO > % * >1 I I I f f . r v r slw* ' ' *1 Wm -f -w' "& 1 - ' > . ,v' -. ' '. iJiki i% 4 .' '** ; *\ . ' *. * ""' I . *7 ijfc Jp; :Vy,- , - ' - viill