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4 The Lancaster Hews. 1! (SEMI-WEEKLY) taste? Do th( ~ the beauty a Published Wednesdays and .Saturdays ?uQfi0 anA 4-u. at Lancaster. S. C., by The Lancaster 8naue auu ul( Publishing Company, successors to The man and beai Ledger, established 1852; The Review, that thoil established 1878 ; The Enterprise, es- er inai tnei) tablished 1891, and entered as seoond- more trees class matter Oct. 7, 1905, at the postoffice ^Q-olouanoaQ at Lancaster, S. C., under Act of Con- bareiessmess ;ress of March 3, 1879. neglect. Let dHAH. T. CONNORS Editor. thought a i im a wv Ru.in.c. M.x.crar I ninrp shnrlp t Remember i WKItXKSDAY, OCT. Vi.T. 1913. may Uve tQ ( " ' 7, pleasures and Do you expect to attend the from our ,a, State fairj this may be, _ , r , generations t< The Greenwood Journal says matter Let1 the only way to explain it is that Arj. Boston just Woodn't. another ce,eb It is a happy thought that now US cret^t* for the next two years South cpnator vv Carolina will be free from prim- Idaho who w ary elections. only by hj| The Fort Mill Times calls at- ?tf,'"ad77Vtention to the effect of the par- ??d He d don of one Lonnie Hall senten- xhursday niy ced to the State penitentiary from Richland County for man- pon?t slaughter for a period of twelve the road drag years. He had served only a Juri the g( few years of the sentence when enteri or ng trees, an opportunity wmcn pnilosopmzes comes with every recurring fall Attorney Ge season, is fast passing away and papers which we have seen no new trees set thing much t( out. There is a growing scarcity ject regret t of trees in Lancaster. Man> Lyon. The I: fine old oaks, landmarks in our inuendo, thro town for years, can last only a For example little while longer- several, in been devoted fact, have died recently?and stripes on the yet no other trees have been . of the recover f ,T, ,, , U ten aays ago, tQ uge k now< Hall killed his second man in Columbia. The Times says: n Wi] . "Governor Blease probably real- u would be a izes now that he made a mis- _ .. take..' We doubt this last state- banned' ment on the principle that "the the 0,d thin ' King can do no wrong. 3pojled a,read Mr. George R. Rembert. mem- Now didn^ ber-elect of the House of Repre- .. , sentatives from Richland county, camDaign has called a conference of sever- aheacj 0f evc al members of that house, invit- gtate except ingthem to meet with him in wnich are ,0CJ the Governor s office on Wednes- an(J the iu day of Fair week. Mr. Rembert has been spoken of for the yye t speakership of the house. We about 1913 fol presume that the main part of bow af) year the conference will relate to that wreckg; mur(j matter. Speaker Mendel L. ,iiaPStPrq Smith of Camden is also a can- Qur pftrt W0 y didate for re-election as speaker ^ ^ 0? k and we predict that he will do ,uck wjth ^ the speaking, which will be to our liking. AUorney Wade Hampton. I he defeat AH C n 1- 1 1 Lyon, mainly All South Carolinians love and whom he wa; reverence the memory of South fiesh," js to [_ Carolina's "Grand Old Man." Fraser Lyon There is not one of us whose history of the pulse does not quicken at the most painsta mention of his name, whose and efficient i heart is not warned at the served the St tVir.norht nf hi<5 nnhlp qprvirp to morl/U,l .wo viiv/v4^, .. v \y *. ? ' - " ^ 111U1 IVV^U 111 C4 11 his much-loved state. If South class of South Carolina meant so much to him, ship known a what does his noble example ment and t mean to us who love his memory? with them. < A splendid tribute, embodying a large elen most truly the feeling we all abiding citi; have for this peerless leader was against him, written recently by Mr. William was against I Banks, editor of the Anderson cies. The of Mail. After sketching his his- pittance of a tory and achievements with no attraction glowing pen, Mr. Banks thus a monetary si concludes the editorial entitled ter off with Wade Hampton Rides: 'Carolina is th And Hampton rides today, feat. But t His glorious figure is perpetuated happened bef in bronze upon the grounds of the . Wallace Capitol of the State which he so tr' waiiace? much helped to save. And his t()? numerous spirit rides on, his great, noble down becaus spirit, of honor and candor, of recognize a I justness and fairness, and South jyir Lyon wj| Carolina will ever follow in the . lif example that he has set, of kindness and of forgiveness. Wade duty well p Hampton rides today. His great gratitude of t heart pulses no more, but his Carolinians v great life record is an inspiration worth. to cheer the hearts of all South Carolinians at the time when we feel depressed. His stout heart The Yorkvilie never failed. We Need Trees. ,/rhe Yor,kv three-quarter Another opportunity for plant- entitled H K tANOAKl eplace them. Are money out of which trem icking in aesthetic attorney's fees were s< ey fail to appreciate the political history of the nd the comfort of during the past four years e value of trees to have been very different it? We think rath- what it has been."- T1 r failure to plant quirer should remembei has resulted from Mr. Lyon convicted John than from willful! at Chester and Black woul ;'s correct this lack worn stripes if the friend id go to work for Enquirer, Gov. Blease, h rees for Lancaster, pardoned him. The Ei that we ourselves should remember that enjoy some of the known dispensary graftc I blessings resultant Charleston plead guilty x>rs, but however Richland court and paid a we owe it to future $5,000. If the Yorkvil! o do our duty in this quirer had opposed Gov. 's get busy now and for re-election as Mr. Lyc >or Day let's have it would not have lost thi ration that will do opinion of many good pec Yory County and elsewh the State. . B. Heyburn of ras known to fame Rock Hill vs. York Coui 3 fiery utterances rp. . ,,T .J~, ,, , There isaninterestingsi Lost Cause and . v , . . , in York county at present as gone o is re- jagt Legjsiature passed ed m Washington 3uhmittin(f jt t0 the (|Ualj( ;11U ters of the county to vo ~ . ^ . proposition of a $75,00( ! if ance.?, issue for the erection of ' 11 wl" be needed court house, not at Rock f jason we arc now gt Yorkvi|| the CQUnt Why not begin Some of the Rock Hmia almost up in arms again ? , proposition,notably, Mr. J .as suggested that Anderson of ..Rock Hi? good thing for this Co? an(J .,Rock Hi|, Cotton ! 1;euPUbl,Ca" faim. Mr. Anderson su This might do if that the Vorkvi?e folk was no oo a y down jnt0 their"pants"ani the court house saying ' r u-a. the court house is put at t .Lancaster hit a , ... . crnnn ., ... , ..... Hill he will give $;>()00 a the VVoodrow Wil- , . ... , , u , ,o cu balence will be made up bj fund? She is now Rock Hjl].an| Mr Jo, !ry , coun y in ,e Hart, of Yorkville show ; the counties in .. . , , . r j . t a. i- Mr. Anderson need not f ited the metropolis , , i r oa. i. much, because the mere il of the State. , . . .r , , . his taxes, if the bond issu , . .... ries, will be less than one ; feel superstitious annua?y Mr j Ed(?ar t we canno imagine [>ock Hill, the man whc could hold so many ., ., , , ., the earth to suit your t lers, wars and othas has 1919 For C?mPS ?Ut 8tr?n* urR,n! ... . ill bond issue. The Yorkvill vill be glad to see . , . . . - . .. quirer appears to be in a hoping for better , . . 0 ophical mood on the s hlowinc noithor hnt nn r . . ! possibly on account of not General Lyon. ; inj? how Hjg ExceMency of Attorney General, Cole L. Blease stands on tl by an element to ject. Subject to criticisi s "a thorn in the' "butting in," we say vo >e greatly regretted. : bonds. Something like a will go down in the I ter of a century ago we r i State as one of the I ber hearing one of Rock king, conscientious , noted orators speak all tl Tien who has ever from Charleston to Lancas ate. But he was a; board the train his s by that numerous being "York has the court i Carolina's citizen- jail and poor house but is the lawless ele- Hill has eveything else ir hose in sympathy county." He handled th? 3f course there was ject well no body ventu dent of good law- reply to him. Now we th '.ens who voted nothing but fair that the a simply because he court house at Yorkville i Slease and his poli- be replaced by a ne\ lice with its mere which proposition we app salary, in itself,had Rock Hill's orator of twenl for Mr.Lyon ?from years ago who is still 1 :andpoint,he is bet- believing that he will glac out it, but South sent. e loser by his tie- ulnd?edu we lthink that, ... , should have been a su! hese things have b()n(J issue for the erect ore. Hampton, But- another jail and poor Hudson and others, 'which by this time must a to mention, went a state ot dilapidation. e they would not! ? _ :? * ; Dolitieal boss. But' ^ John Pattterson of . . i lotte, Mrs. h. It. ratters I carry with him to port and Mrs. Dave the satisfaction of of Fort Lawn spient the erformed and the end with Mrs. J. E. Ratter housands of South j vho recognize his m * 1 | OUIVil Enquirer Phiioso- ??!"?"""w phizes. I ille Enquirer in a Wc hclVC v column editorial, . Dress Shoes in -on and Peeples," . 19 Men'' on the defeat of ^ 1 z> aHU 1V1CU moral Lvon. Most 1 .7 6. ft 1 -2. 7. 7 i are having any- . 7 / > say on the sub- , mg the priCCS O he defeat of Mr. tOO many Of th{ inquirer, by way of j . , , ws oir on Mr. Lyon. tin OSQ St ti)C if an efforts had qui:k while the to the putting of grafters', instead p| ^ y of large sums of * M< NKV.S. OCTOHER 28 1M12 "utd! WORDS FROM HOME gp i state 1 would Statements That May Be Inb from i/ftcficratprl loctimnnu nf ! ! IVWII^UIVVII VWWII I IVIIJ VI |0l le Jul Lancaster Citizens. (:] r that |?| Black When a Lancaster citizen comes to Ijl . , , , the front, telling bis friends and neigh lei ^ ? bore ol his experience, you can rely on Ijl ^ 01 the his sincerity. The statements of people 1*1 J ad not residing iu far away places do not com* |*| iquirer mand your confidence. Home endorse- 1*1 a Well ,,lon,' 's t'1? that backs Do&u's Ijl ^ - Kidney Pills. Suoli testimony is con- |?1 H vincing. Investigation proves it true. [?] & in the Below is a statement of a Lancaster 1*1 ? fine of resident No stronger prpof of merit |*| 5 le En- can be hadf l# J Blease ,lortou' merchant, Elm St., Ijl >n did ^aI,castor. says: "My experience with l*f ' Dean's Kidney 'Mils has been so satis- Lj B gfOOtl factory that I do not hesitate to reeom- Ijl )ple in mend tliom. My back ached as the l*| ' iere in resu't Of disordered kidneys and I could Ijl not find relief until I began taking |*| Dean's Kidney Pills, which I got at |*1 Crawford Pros.' Drug Store. This Ijl preparation restored mo to good health." r#J ? ity. For sale by all dealers. Prlco 50 Ijl I cents. Foster- Mil burn Co., Bull'alo, New { ] * tuation York, sole agents for the United States. |*| The Remember the name?Doan's?and Ijl " take no other. I*] an act ??_ 1*1 ied vo- Turkish Troops Kill Survains In Kl teona ...... M ) bond I"iW 1*1 i a new Lrnion, ()2t. 19.?Turkish >; i t lill,but b^nds today masacred the in- ! ! < 7 seat, habitant* of three Ser7ain vill- ? ns are ace* southwest ot the town of iSt the j^rUBbevaiz. 'J ^ ohn G. . , >: Ruggy Uncle Ezra Says ; plan <?lt don't take more'n a gill uv eft>rt to gi RgestS folk" iuto ft peck of trouble" and a little V ii neglect of oouatipatico, biliousness, indi- V t ? fifO gestion or other liver derangement will do 1 build to the same. If ailing, take Dr.King's New Lj , .. Life Pills for quick results. Easy, safe, V ' that II I atire, en aud onlyo ts at Laeoastor h ar Rock \ U1R c5 ^Crawlor Pro v nd the ( ~ # ?-?? r other Business Notices = in R. ? = Lam , j TEACH KR WANTED?For (Jills Creok S that school. To start 15th of November, t _ ret SO run 3 or 4 months. Fairly good price. - j J. (J. Adams, Jr., Chairman. 6-7 COUnl ase oi e Car- SALE?A fine blooded 16 months colun old female English pointer, untraindollar ed, $7.50. C. C. Partlow, Sanitary Mar- COntf Poag, ',or_s_1'"1'- (i'7 week i "cuts I' OH KENT?A good farm with 60 aores publi , ,, in cultivation, including 10 acres of 40fol HSte, | |ine bottoms, good buildings and good g the water. H'.j miles east of Lancaster. atbOll , r-, Also pair of good horses. J. Adams, le fc.n- ir# 6-n-w P 'J?? i WE HAD to arrive yesterday (Tues- II iub.iect da\ a full load of extra nice mares T and horses, good ige and well broke. S(Tll 'all and see them. (?regory-Hood Live . know- stock Co. 6-7 lie III I F??R SALE?One hundred and eighty ;md ie SUb- 1 aero farm, 1 mile from Heath Springs / High School,oil 4'amdeli Charlotte road. (*Olll< Neat six-room dwelling, finished barns to the and all necessary .outbuildings, four I i|j|y j good tenant bouses, two wells. One I hundred and lorty acres in cultivation; emern- per acre. See II. E. Williams or , ii:||?c It.M.Mackey. Heath Springs,S.C. 5-7 . 11111 S ... 10 way WANTED?Lady with first grade cer- . tilieute to teach school, near Mr. I?. F. teritll iter < n llelms's, in Di-triet No. X. Apply to ubject ' ' Kobinson, Chairman iioard " ^ I Trustees, Lancaster, S.C., Monte 1. 4-6 ??? house i FOR SALE?A limited quantity of HasKOi h | tings lOO-busliel oats, rooleanod, at 1 York SO cents per bushel. Yield 60 bushels a l | per acre past season. Special care lias * " " | been taken for seed purp. J. Clark ring a Robinson, R. P D. No. 1. 4-?> ink it FOR RKNT?The W. Caskey home distric t ! place at New Cut,8 miles east of l.an- have s caster. Four horse farm open. Apply attend 3h0Ul<i at W. I'. Robinson's olliee, Lancaster, port II N nn<? S' 1 ' 2 tf k'ister, with t )0?tl to ALL envelopes and linen finish cards Trust* fi 0 U> :it The News oHioe. 2-tf made Uvino FOR stylish Wedding Invitations, Carbon Paper or Oliver and Remlnglly as- ton Typewriter Ribbons, call at The News olliee. 1 - tf ~ thero i-'or RKNT?One six-room two-story Ticient dwelling, corner Main and Barr Sts. ion of "r wl" 8W" "" ?':is\ terms. Apply to J. house ,,,*okn,on' lso in if you need receipts you can get them E&gJ at The Newi Offloe, 69-tf-w l-RKK TRKA I MI.N I for sullering Char- women. Send tiiis ad. to me and I PSl? ;on of vvl" you free a ten days'treatment JontS 14 Home Remedy which will absolute- i? ' iy cure all fcrmde complaints. Address WeCK with stamp, Mrs. M. A. Hilton, KerSon. shaw, S. C. 4-w e quick pr May several pairs of Ladies' 25 w No's. 21-2, 3,3 1-2.4 and ? s Dress Shoes, No's. 5, 5 n?> ' 1 0 n n /4 Q \ A/ ra r? r-o nl r?nV-? i ai iu u. wv^ cxl v_ oiadir f these shoes. We have |? i ise numbers and must Bankrupt Sale. Come >iyi? :y laatfor ai ('NN, Manager. Lai I i OzzrI3/w?^ is a Ncr/iona/ oar. LetUSto careofybum JSatitttial Haaic /.s 11 Xatioaal Han king +-\ct. This law jt I nee m the .si//)crvf.s/o/i ttfthe Treasury Depa the United States tioeern meat. r/y nation o)' the l>nnk's affairs is mad times every year in the 1 nterest of it! ors. Da YOZJli Hanking With ITS, THE FIRST NATIONS BANK OF LANCA? y 7HAS D. JONES. E M P resilient ? E WfL/E. E CURT/ Vice-President. i\caster Light & Power Cc mis rrpon win pieaso uiKe notice. .>ew inrK. Respectfully. W. K. MoOee, A. A. C. KOWKLL, hia, S. ('.; W. II. Co. Supt Kd. Charleaton, S. C. ice of ?lectric Apj :<l;i or Tungsten Lumps Hot Point I att $ .45 3 " 50 ,r> P?un(i Matt... ,? 5 pound Nickle. ^ ,/U 6 pound Matt ... 1.10 <; pound Nickle i i El Toasters Lnrlom Lumps El Boilers ? . $ .20 Pl.S,t,0\?,'8p ,, on o C up hi Perco 7 (Jup El Perco 1 .35 Toaster Stoves Lamps .65 Chafing Dishes 5 year guarantee on al! our heating appliance nything Electrical. caster County Helps Wilson. NotiCC Of ncaster is now the third Whereas one-thir \ir j *i7*i ers one-third of ty in the Woodrow Wilson in* m Bruoe-RidKe ; nn thp list of thnqp 87, in Lancaster Con [in. A3 tne use 01 cnose ,y Hruce Dlstriot No ibuting during the past District No. no, hut is rather long, we cannot to 'i,"1"?'"K,f as above) nave j>et sh it in this issue. But the Hoard ??t Education from Lancaster county now fde?Zii:,fflletl,le J 1 wo (2) Mills shall intS to $900.35. and personal prope Ridge School Distric | |>U I |FWB?7a. r i : We, the County IV KTC JITC SOI11C ol (HIT Sllh"jf(>r Lancaster Count h. i i 1 ?S:im Bruce. I>. L. llal o arc considerably lu hold said eiectm . . .. Nov. <i, at lJu 11(1 oil their subscriptions {dence. at which < z >1 j i electors as return res wo llow call lipoil tllClll to erty lor taxation am el ii tax receipts and rcgi forward?or send?and 8haii he allowed t i i . | shall open and close ip promptly, otherwise the to all general electio r will have to he stopped. I A- ' i J. II. fancy work for the Presby- J county Bo n Bazaar should be sent at _ , , . ~ ~ to Mrs. Hazel Witherspoon. Schedules bouth Premier Carriei Notice to Trustees. , ,N- " ?Schedule Ii information only an re are several districts from which teed. Effective Sepl no report for the scholastic year I)A|, y UKI>ARTUlt|# l-UM'2. I he auditor has given me lount ol tax for school purposes. No. 113?10:'>5 a. cannot make the apportion to the and way stations, ts until I receive the reports 1 No. U8?8:."tl a. m, isked for viz: Enrollment, aver- umhia and way state ance, Ac. These "Annual lie- No. 114?2:00 p. m Hanks" are in every teachers re- umbia, Charleston ai and should have been sent in No. 117?7:48 p. r he last pay warrant of the teacher Yorkville and way s es of the districts which have not lotto, Washington, v . $ >/*. y nowej* :| r/ic/cf* f/ic* |*f '? it iiiult'i- I*] I'tuiait of t*| /</ cxtmil- l*| e scrcm/ l*| s (/.e/iosit- I*1 lL I STER. I CROXTOM, M Cashier. I*] S MACKEY. KJ Ass't Cashier I*1 Election. d of the freeholdthe electors residSchool District, No. nty, S. C., (former>. 37, and Oak Hidgc now consolidated ?e District No. 37, ilioned the County to order an election, r or not a tax of he levied on all real rty in said Prucet, No. 37, for school oard of Education, y, hereby order J. iley ami J.M.White hi on Wednesday, nks Williams' resielection only such d or personal propi who exhibit their stration certific ates o vote. Election at hours that apply ns. HOWELL, HAM EL, COFFEY, ard of Education. iern Railway. of the South. igurcs published as id arc not KUArant. 15, 1912. KIIOM I.AXC<W*TKR. in. for Hock Hill . for < amden, Colons. . for Ca*nden, Colld way stations, n. for Hock Hill, tations. Also CharPhiladelphia and a P. A., Colum('alley, I). P. A., iliances Irons, VAi\ $3.00 ? 4.00 4.25 4.25 4.50 3.25 2.50 4.25 5.75 fi.9R 6.50 4.25 ?s. Call on us INiom* !K).