The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 14, 1913, Page 7, Image 8
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THE SOUTH WAKI
The South is makir
ful progress but it hi
up in many respects,
sources as so many ;
ried that it is difficult
mon unrl Tlio nonifol t
IVtt ItllU VttV VU{/1VUI V
progress more rapid
ing the past few y
cannot do everything
but there are some t
we should do without
\< .. One is to utilize ou
L^rial at home and n
away to be manufa<
returned to us as 1
. finished products.
ft been sending away 1
seed meal and feed s
our cotton seed oil mi
of keeping them at
converting the Soutt
greatest cattle and st(
country on the face of
We have often declan
should keep our feed
home and turn them
butter and cheese. (
seed oil mills turn ou
stock feed to be fou
world, and yet we a
in cold countries in Ai
Europe to use it an<
their customers for
important finished pr
The Houston Chro
us that Texas is goin
tice what The Star h
ed for years. Says tl
"The? Panhandle a
Texas stock raisers h
the entire output of c
cake from oil mills of
1 Texas. They are goii
ineir siock witn n
When North Carolim
entire South, follows 1
those wise Texans w
buy our beef from Kj
j^ and Chicago or buttei
North and \\ >st.
There are . ome tl
we ought to d>> withoi
any longer and one
stock and cattle in tt
that is best suited foi
is in the South, wher
feed stuffs are produi
there are two forage
seasons, where grass j
to three months Ion
anywhere else, and
winters make it easie
and cattle and more (
for their keep and c
mington Star.
How Women Are
.
"It ain't looks tha
gal. It's what a gm
? mil lie tan iiicUM: guv
gets 'em."
This is a homely pu;
planation of his winni
w ty wife.
n It is theo.kicki.ig as
surface sentiment ant
directly back to first
The biggest giant
biggest club among tl
cave men got his pi
cave girls.
The young Indian '
shoot straightest, rui
and bring home the i
/ never wanted for u
f among the Indian ma
k And time and civili;
T the thin convention o
.1 with which we veneei
tj lives today have not w
great changes in the
i tives of either man c
So, even today, t
hero who is merely
some as a Greek god'
it, as against the "pic1
rough and rugged'
homeliness is accepts
cation of strength, co
inner worth fit for ma
world of struggle.
Soft, melting eyes
nice for giggling girl
goo at, but the eyes
through things are
that reach the mind
?A..1 ~ C il
houi ox tuc woman wo
^ "It ain't looks. .
~ what a #uy can do."?1
How Jeemes Doe
"Hoo is it, Jeen.s,
mak' sich an enairmo
off yer potatoes? Ye
lower than any ither ii
f- and yet mak' extra
. - or yer freends."
V . l"Weel, ye see, 1 kno<
sh ill in' a ton because a
is a froend o' mine ai
.list tak' two hundert-A
the ton because I'm a
H his." I'uneh.
I Wanted Conipai
"ho >k hi c. now,
said a lather to his
who w; n -hty, "if
J
hi
Wai.
er."~
Democi it.
I
JL
1! LSE THE NEWSPAPER
NG UP
___| Good Advice to Farmers Fr
One of Their Number.
ig wonder- Now the first thi j WQ
is to wake , . ,, . .? , .
Our re- a"vlse the farmer to do is
ind so va- have the editor print for i
to find the some envelopes to use in his c
o make its , respondence. and Drobablv sc
ears" d\Ve ! letter"heads- It will cost bu
r at once, !trifle more than to buy the
hings that per and envelopes at the st
; delay. I and maybe not so much. W1
r raw ma- a man gets a letter prin
ot send it neatly on the paper, he c
itured and eludes that you are at least
dgh-priced enough importance to put yi
We have name before the world so it <
our cotton he^ seen,
tuffs from ' Then get familiar with
lis instead editor as a factor in selling y*
home and stuff. If you give him 15 ce
i into the j t? run you a three line rea
>ck raising in his paper, saying:
the globe. . "Turnip Greens, Onions, R
jd that we ishes?Henry Jones will be
1 stuffs at j town on Monday with tur
into meat,' greens, onions and radishe
)ur cotton y?4 have the people in
t the best j residence streets informed
nd in the y?ur coming, and ready to 1
llow those 1 more quickly than if you arj
nerica and j the question after you arri
i make us ' ^ y?u ask them in the paper
the more telephone an order to y
oducts. house before you start to to'
nicle tells y?u may sell out all the sf
cr tn nrnp- ! YOU PFOPOSG to tclke before ^
as preach- have it on your wagon. '
hat paper: Tell the people through
nd West PaPer that your Klondike str;
iave taken berries will he ripe by Wedr
otton seed day, an<* se^ ^or 15 cents
northwest Quart. Tell them you have I
ng. feetj ed a beef and will deliver so
? Good! desirable pieces of meat on
i and the certain date, at wholes
he ieati Qf prices, always naming the pr
e will not ! Your PaPer will help you
insas City se^ the cow that you do not f
r from the a Purchaser for among y<
immediate neighbors. It a
lings that l?cate a man wh? would taki
at waiting dozen of your eggs for sett
is to raise at a reasonable price, but v
le country does not know you have th
- it. That unless you tell him in the
e the best P^1** ^he paper is merely a n
ed, where w^th a bigger audience than j
producing can yourself, and it tells 1
ffrows two story to all of them. It t<
iror thnn what you want to tell, and
whprp'thp tells it: for very littles cost
r on stock Bion \L ButIer in The Pro^r
jconomical s*ve 1' armor.
are.?Wil-j jqaQUIN miller's las'
"77, Poet Gives His Final Message
Won- I the World.
t wins a (gan Francisco Correspondei
f can "?' New York Herald.)
>d aL that Tjie jas^ poem Joaquin Mil
1 wrote was composed by him
gilist s ex- Friday last after he knew tl
ng a pret- death was near.
' "This is my last message
side ot all j_he WOrld," he told his wife,
1 stepping whoin he gave the pieces of |
principles. per on which he- had laboriou
with the penciie(j these lines:
le ancient
ck of the 1 at final parting.
I Could I but teach men to believe,
itrho onul/l I foil 1 rl I >>? '
tiv/ V.UU1U * w * uuv UliliVU OIII ?l I 1 1111*11
i swiftest grow,
llOSt meat To break the frail webs that we
idmiration About their thews and bind tli
idens. low.
nation and Could I but Sins one sons and la;
f romance Grim Doubt, I then could go
r our real' way
orked any 1" tranquil silence, glad, serene
vital mo-I And satisfied from off the scene
?r woman. M,lt. ah this disbelief, this doubt
he novel Thia doubt of God, this doubt
"as hand- good,
is not in T,IG damned spot that will not c
mresquely
' whose VVould'st learn to know one lit
d as indi- j flower,
urage and Its perfume, perfect form t
stery in a
Yen, would'st thou have one perf
may be h??r
S to goo- a,l the years that come to yt
that bore Tho" grow as God hath plann
the ones j grow
and the A lordly oak or daisy low,
rth while. Ah Hg hHth set his garden; be
. It's Just what thou art, or grass
Exchange. tree.
? Thy treasures up in Heaven laid,
S It. Await thy sure ascending soul
that ye after life?be not afraid.
us profit .. r~ 77T~
r price is Hough I iiken fo ( olumhia,
t the toon Camden, March 12.?John
reduction ".ough, who was sentenced
die in the electric chair Ap
k off two vvas Ciken to Columbia y<
rimtomor l'>,(,av h.v SlN'nfl' Huckah
n< | Hough was sentenced after
- 11 ,y motion for a new trial was
pSfd fuaed by Judge Sense.
Limital ion.
"Is your wife a suffragette
* . ' "Yes," replied Mr. Meekt<
, 1 voM> "To a cert di ? ;fe . f
won , go .(,n v'ho lie i. ,e
Piles Cur*.(' in p to 14 Days
f
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THE LANCASTEI
:. JOHN WANAMAKER
PAYS $100
om
Makes Up Government's Lo
uld on Sample Importations
to Washington, March 1
lim John Wanamaker, the PI
;or_ delphia and New York r
,me chant, has paid to the gov
t a rnent $100,000 to settle sum
pa- which the treasury had I
defrauded during the last
len ^een years through irreg
practices in the importatioi
samples of merchandise.
* Treasury agents working
? on the investigation were <
[*.ur fronted with the difficulty
finding records for the en
time involved, but upon
c. records of live years, the j
J \ ernment's losses were appr
mated and a settlement,
untarily offered by Mr. Wj
, maker was accepted as co
a." ing the entire period over wl
the practices extended.
aiE It was found that it had t
the Pra?ttce the customs
aminers at Philadelphia to \
samples at no value or an
^ trinsic one. While the amc
* in each case was neglig
'v^' compared to the volume of
ir portations, in a period of y<
, it amounted to a consider
? sum.
At the treasury departn
^ou it was said yesterday that
attempt to defraud the cust
re had been shown and that
uv~ Wanamaker co-operated
" every way with the treas
,.,,a officials to reach an estimai
A ' the government's loss,
me
a The "Rag Time" Dance.
ia'e Somewhere tGn:1 hpln n?
N --"-f
lce- have lost the exchange),
to Montenegro or Samarcand
\nd maybe it is Chicago, an assti
3Vr tion or concatenation of i
viH blind professors of music are
? a deavoringing to suppress
ing "rag-time" dance. Bravo!
'h? association which can c
em anything like that in the ]
Pa_ of the Bull Moose moven
ian deserves the right hand of
'<)U lowship.
the origin of music (wl
existed before rag-time) is
it volved in the mystery wl
? will ever obscure the be]
es~ nings of man, its crea
"What song the sirens sa
has perplexed many men si
" and possibly vexed innun
able men before, the days
good Sir Thomas Browne. 1
snmahlv
J -"V- "1- H,
"sweet soul-piercing stn
jer which bewitched, like the fui
on of new wine, the soul of
Vil prudent Ulysses, was not)"
like the classical measures
"Everybody's Doing It" or "
^() You Great Big Beautiful D(
pa- We are almost ashamed
sjv grow serious about the mat
* Who cares anything at
music anyway? Who cares
grow pessimistic) anyth
about anything, any more?
to have been listening, as we h
tried to read, as we have ti
ave to reflect, to ponder, to think
iem do most any old thing, to
pianist of the bi-weekly danc
v school pounding out the r
my ancholy, the dismal, the utt<
nonsensical and assinine stn
of "I Don't Know How to S
It." May the good Lord deli
us from it in the next world
of Columbia Record.
?ut.
IF HEADACHY, DIZZY,
uio BILIOUS, "CASCARE'
(Il(1 Clean your liver and waste cl
ged bowels to-night! 1
ect bu,|y!
Get a 10-cpnt hnv nmu
)u? You're bilious! You hav
ed' throbbing sensation in y
head, a bad taste in your moi
your eyes burn, your skin
yellow, with dark rings un
or your eyes; your lips are par
ed. No wonder you feel uj
mean and ill-tempered. Y
system is full of bile not pr
erly passed off, and what ;
need is a adeaning up ins
Don't continue being a bili
pj nuisance tin yourself and th
(() who love you, and don't res
,rjl to harsh physics that irrit
t.s_ and injure. Remember t
,.(? most disorders of the stoma
a liver and bowels are cured
morning with yon tie, thoroi
,>uu ftivtjp. i iy*CPin oox 11
your drujrjyitft will keep y
>n. weot, umI your h <1 1
of '(> > \ arid v <t yri
J . .
1
V
1 MARCH 14, 1913.
,000 S?\
gses VNTEU J&
kong Am
2.? yl is liable to get you.
"1 ila- (,Vn'S, King of Externner
a'Wst rubbed on, will
St \ inflamation and jHRUl{9|'
*Jla' what a cold is. Croup, ' I
S ol I>no\nia and kindred ills (Ji }||l
>een Ret i of qOWAN'S way. |
fif- Havel bottle: in the home. J|!|l |! L\lw\[V
"m'"~ fr\* tho pmor- nft'll ull ViiUlU
"'of 8?ncy^"" f
Rea<^ttt; a pleased cus- ,
con- j8 u pu?sLe to recommend
OI Qowaus Prepa\i0d for coughs,
tire colds, and crou\aJ we have well
tho tested it in our uihily, a?" well as rYll
other remidies ijWd tt> be of ? * 1^
5 V equal merit, but vi thay Gowan is AJL V/
OXl- far superior to ac oth^r we have
Vol- ever used. v / /
ma- C. A. BAB A ^.gent, J
vpr A. C. Li. H|iroad Co., / |1
V.ei" \nson, N. C. / XI
HCn All Druggists miU.uiuunteed. A
Three sixes, $1.00, I) mil 25 cenls. I
)een CiOWAN MEDIC A', tOMI'ANC,
ex_ c m.cohi, j. c. / 1 jThat an
">aSS / 1 .
in- 1?r ' home Cl
>unt NANCY HALL and o\/x varieties 1 111 w
ihlp of Sweet Potatd Rants, Tomato, 1 Ll "c n
im- Beet, Pepper, dej^r: and Eggl^^ ?
Bars Plants. Free prlcjf list. I
able wakkfield farms, i i
will be given in cue ~-x. I VJC1.m.
tent church Friday night under tl
' no ' direction of Mrs. R. P. Moble
oms , who has charge of the music d
^.r* in partment of the Heath Sprii
in Up schools. are the
?ury :' Rev. Carlisle Courtenay,
e of nancial secretary of the Resci nrOQUC<
' I Ornhiinnorp CnllimBin nronnVii I
S11 in the Baptist church Sund; y
' "I morning. J'
Mrs. Mattie Johnson is spen SGCV
1' m_! ing a few days with her son
; , ns Lancaster. crood C
aj. j Mrs. J. C. Hilliard has beq?
' " in visit in pr her daughter, Mrs. tcel, aXH
1"; nsr iT. Twitty. ] ,
a ;re Mi*. S. D. Taylor of Lancastdriant Q
i. , De- spent Sunday with his dauglt ^
?' ter. Mrs. E. B. Mobley. ICOVeni
' . I Mr. L. J. Mackey, after beinl
Jrn. ir-1 confined to his home for sever;!
e" ?er | days with the grippe, is able t|
. , to be at his place of business again *
11.c ub Mr. Walter Hendrix, havini
.ni" la-1 concluded his work as teachel 11.cn
:al near the county home, is ai
?m~ of home again. TT /%
10. Mr. Perry Therrell of Chos| H Xj
n}f terlield Court House spent Sun!
tlce' to day with bis mother here. ?
llei." *ed Mrs. Will Stogner and chilto
dren of Lancaster spent Sunday
rue" It | with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wil
>si-1 liams. Jfe
un .)es Mrs. J. T. Crenshaw, who has
"\es of been quite sick, is improving.
. e is Mr. Lee Sowell of Kershaw f[R|
lin^ to was on our streets Friday. I,
.J?1 Mr. T. H. Bennett made a flyj
Sr. .! intr trin to Kprshnw in hi? motnrt
511 > r'j* cal M?n^ay- -jJ|
ter. Dnv CREEK DOTS. I -jflE
(we Hi!. Special to The News. I
ling r(._ Creek, March 17.?The health lwHB
We to of this community is very good. 1
ave y,e. The farmers are all hustling 1 [$&&&
ried to about, but the children are still j
? to a. going to school. sH?
the Mis- Delia Steele, who has
ting 1.1 . been teaching the Sims school.
nel- erne has returned to her home in lEW
*rly ight Rock Hill. IYH
lins He Mrs. Dixon Williams of I ifl
pell ' a Hamer, S. C., is visiting hela- J j/KSi
iver isla- tives in this section. 1
I!? that The many friends of Mr. Mil- |
ath. ler Mailman will be glad to fdur
know that he is able to be out 1
ions again. J s
? He j Miss Ella Morris is spending 4 J
^ omi- a few days with her sister, Mrs. ^ m
laro-\ Annie Steele. (l
Miss May me Graham was the/ J /
guest of Miss Bleaka A rant I S
o.nt-1 Sunday. ' 9
inda j ^jr and Mrs. A. N. Funder- j t *
our 2?fe,"ihurk visited the home of Mr. t \
jth -i u ' and Mrs. B. II. Plyler Sunday. a M
is rnn ^ 8 escaPes the waste a 9
dor ' I basket I think you will hear t'
vh ftssa"; from me again. d 9
wens t; m
?ly' the TIRZAH. ^ f
our ) the 9
?P" ihtion Special to The News. B
You I the Tirzah. I'arch 17.?The 9 ,
ide. .embl- i health of this community is R \
ons f the very good at this writing, ex- sc *
ose ijrress cept Mr. J. M. McMurray is very en| S
1(>,*t ti Eu- unwell. Bi M
rative Mr. Baxter Simpson of Wil- LI ?
,1,lt imilar liamston, S. C., has returned to fr< 1
1( '1, v the his home in this section. Bil ?
and Mr. Claud Hinson was a pleas- I)ti
condi- ant visitor in Herman section of
Sunday last. plq f
Miss ( arrie Mmpson spent pod
1'en. one day last week in Lancaster.' ti\i
17.? Mr. Heath Yarborough of
litenc- Rehobeth visited in this section 1
ie fed- Sunday. ^
r em- Mr. and Mrs. Adger Ilinson Rei
merly of Tradesville spent Saturday cm
t Nii- night in this section. mal
are, N. Mr. F. E. Steele spent Sunday Hui
nvert- evening in Camp Creek section, raw
)00 of Mr. Miller Simpson visited in poiti
Unity section Sunday night. in tl
;
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el ?^iy cm^i! ih< ^iwat Co?No !">3 ^ ^
Old Cabinetlaker
Says:
|
absolute necessity to make a
Lieerful, homelike and comfort;ood
floor covering. Our line of
ets, Rugs, Oil Cloth
and Linoleum
product of looms and mills that
e only goods of dependable qualV^e
know where such goods can
ired and we handle no other. A
.
arpet whether it be ingrain, brus
rnnster or wilton if it be of the
luality is cheap because in floor
lgs quality spells economy.
LANCASTER
iRDWARE CO.
When you j?et ready to buy
hE1||| PIANO
quote you prices. We sell all
t^e ^eSt ^tanc*arc* Goods that
Knight & Bros.,
**/&&??' Lancaster, S. C. Box 12
it=a=**z==ri&^The Piano and Organ Men
We have an enormously large stock of C
/wi .1 r i.L^ I
fcverytnmg ror me
Building"
We are badly crowded for storage room. A ;
large part of this various material was bought
before the recent advances in lumber prices.
This being the time of year when farmers can ;
build and repair?we are going to make special
prices for cash as an inducement for quick !
business. [
Better "get busv' we an a raid we can ' '
never sell lumber so cheap again. 2
We can save ou money <>n "Everything \
for the Building especially SHINGLES as {
well as make a little profit for ourselves 1
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