The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 17, 1913, Page 4, Image 4
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(BBM1?WEEKLY ) time
R. E. WYUE.. . Acting Editor *he bond propo
. draws near, we
PUBLISHERS' ANNOUNCEMENT: of balderdash
Published Tuesdays and tendency of wl
Fridays at Lancaster, 3. C., the mlnd8 of t,
by The Lancaster Publishing . .
Company, successors to The 01 Ledger,
established 1852; The caster does or (
Review, established 1878; The age. It seem
Enterprise, established 1881, unanimously of
and entered as second-class
matter Oct. 7, 1905, at the sewerage is a g
postofflce at Lancaster, S. C., f?r this or tha
under Act of Congress of not the time t(
March 8, 1879. let us look at
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: sionately. Whj
(In Ailvance.) bonds now? W
One Year $1.50 do? The pen
Six Months 75c ...
conjunction wit
TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1013. . ?
is aw good as c
7 7 7.7 7 .1 aro L-eroy Sprln
Again the ice man smiles. . _ . .
? J. Cunningham.
? . . 77 7! 77 , A- P- McLure.
Friday, 13, will not happen again
.. . money can be t
thiB year.
the concurrence
i i v. ?. ?ne of the
Every man who rises above the
, , , . . ... . through the air
level of his competitors makes en- worRa maUer
emies. properly and thi
? . ! illt open to the pub
Perhaps somo people are still . ,
, , , waterworks ma
wondering why it is called com- the yery bes(.
mencement. . . '
originally com
Moore, C. D. Joi
The Charleston Post says that or- , . ..
Later on Mr.
ders liav? been issued to the fish to . , .,
... ? took Mr. Mooi
stop biting on Sunday. w.iddy c Tho
Carter. Mr Jo
The ladies of the town are prac- .
v and is now
tically unanimous for sewerage. A , trpn<.lirpr
word to the wise is sufficient. si()n ^jr* (,
of the waterwoi
The Southern States spent $25.- hlg commlncatloi
300,000 for cement in 1900, against hQW eyery do|]a
$126,000 in 1880. These figures spent aud that
speak for themselves in marking the waterwork8
the progress of the new South. bpen mQst ecQ
?????? mission, especia
Those who have been clamoring cUalrman> whp> .
so much for immediate indepen- served without
dence of the Philippine Islands, entitled to th., t
will likely hold up for awhile now of Lancaster
that there has been an uprising in free not eyen w
the Island of Jolo. which ,g cU8toa
ties. All they t
We have received from the pas- the criticism by
senger traffic department of the i.
ta paaauiK
Southern Railway a booklet descrip- l)ais wm make
tJve of the beautiful scenery and ,Ug tdie cliaract
summer resorts along the line of our best citizen
that railway in the mountains of lutely no fou
North Carolina and Bast Tennessee, prejudice, or fo
?- ? featlng somethti
The commencement orator is tbe health and
doubtless impatient for another op- munity. Anotl
portunity of displaying his recently use,i by the opp?
acquired knowledge. Since we are that everybody
not going to celebrate the Fourth
use it. No su
of July, we suggest that our neigh- ments can be le
boring towns give these patriotic ton> Columbia, <
citizens another chance on that day. Greenville, Sp
? and Camden h
The many "kicks" on the weath- laws and we ha
or heard during the cool days of community that
last week, as well as now when it is ture the predict
"good old summer time," reminds erage lias bee
us that everybody will I
"As a rule a man's a fool, as they did tor
When it's hot he wants it cool upon our peopl
And when it's cool he wants it hot, bickering, per^
Always wanting what is not." pr(,judices and.
~~ of the town, go
Any good automobile will go instant an
where it is directed, responding in- Iggue surely
Btantly to the feeding of the gaso- oommunlty wlu
line. The man or boy at the steer- by atrPet ^is
ing-wheel should. therefore, be n|ainly of crltl
careful especially on Main street. hftve tftkeu thu
He should supply the brains, which
the machine has not. SIMS AS A
! 7 17 ? i .1 1,1 delivering
Governor Blease evidently had the ^ .
lid fastened down at the Isle of ai Lne
Palms in order that the editors may 'h0111 at t,M> 1
not he led astray at their meeting ' ,irol'na? ^
there on the 26th instant., for ('raee Epi
which he should receive the thanks '
of all the Fourth Estate, including tf'??dwating ' I-?sp
such ardent prohibitionists as ')r ^'arion
Brothers Grist of The Yorkville En- f,M> lnany obsta
qnirer and (J. W. Gardner. IJ D., of fH" '' I'h'i'g stoi
The Greenwood Journel. 11 li,>s
caster boys to j
The appointment by President ^i">s achieve
Wilson of Capt. W. E. Gonzales. of U"' mi,,ist'r
editor of The State, as minister to 'Gentlemen
Cuba, Is a most excellent one, which ' laSH- 1 ?
. excellent prepar
will give satisfaction to both eoun- aIlV onf> Hjse tj,
tries. The office truly sought the 'Thou hast set
man in this instance. The State room,' are applk
will continue to do business at the tbis 111
. . ... , of instruction,
same old stand, with an able force inspiration Yoi
of editors, who will keep it up to the large room <
the same standard of excellence responsibility in
which it has always held freedom and o
great. Here oth
to bear your
HEAI/TH KIltST. yonder you must
Says The Anderson Mail: "Health ?'or'? expects g
matters are taken too lightly by the 1 Jlis ,,I,lv'' ?t-y
? ? of you. Many
people of the South because they versity by your <
have always had health In this Hec- mcnt.
tlon. Hut with the increase in the 11 y?u bear
population of the country there 1 (l<i y?)ir
. . , ,, are not going to
comes an increased danger from dis- |<;Verv man who
ease." service must en
This should be taken to noart by suffering in ra
the voters of the town of Lancaster ''ompietion. \o
. .. j , , ticipate in the fi
when they come to cast their bal- petition You :
lots for or against sewerage for the enemies. The c
town. Indeed wo are no longer a eniies is as rnucl
hamlet, or town even, but a rapidly ability as the
... .. , friends. Kvery i
growing city, which growth makes the of ,ji(,
the matter of the health of the com- enemies. Abili
munity of prime importance. If we have always be<
reflect about the matter seriously we '"sus ('f Nazare
^ , .. . .. . . I cause his enem
cannot do otherwise than vote fori ,fis powor
sewerage. ' "In your struj
iTTKK D1SPASSION- ward you will make man;
TELY. and failures. He not di
Mistakes and failures are
for the election on able incidents in all efr<
sition for sewerage the attainment of sometli
s can hear all kinds th:l" lias hitherto been a
dying around. the ' e hisfto,ry of 1?un?1
the history of humanity,
ilcli will be to take man who does not make
le voters away from and failures Is the ultrj
issue, whether Lan- live wh<> is content to 1
Joes not need sewer- ?Jd ^eate" Path' and "h?
the fine faculty of initiati
s that everyone is ??jn Bryant Park, New
the opinion that there is a monument, the
;ood thing, but some ed to the memory of a pi
t reason say this is America. This memorial
' names of James Marion Si
a vote for It. Now D. The father of g
the matter dispas- founder of the first worn;
r not vote for the tal the world. An hon
fhat good will delav J,.er ?f Vie leading scien
, , ties of six great nations.
>onnel of the com- fOUI- different times by f
burse the funds in tions. A benefactor of t
ll tllil tnu'n Knnnnl] WOrld Ollf? llf tllf? imm
:oul<Tbe "had/They history. Au alumnus of tl
? _ . * slty.
gs, C. D. Jones, W. short time before
W. T. G*?~ v and Dr. Sims whote 'The Stc
Not a do f the Life.' In this most inter
.aid out ex vith tle ,book w? are to,ld ?,f th
. .. . ? early experiences in the 1
of tho towi. council, medicine. He located I:
"they says" flying town in South Carolina,
is that the water- patient was a child of
was not managed parentage. The child d
.... . Dr. Sims treatment. Hi
it the books are not patent was also a child.
lie. The fact is the died under the young ]
nagement has been treatment. I)r. Sims, afU
The commission was UiH rtrst two patients thou
? . time to seek a new iocs
posed ot Krnes . too^ down the tin sign froi
les and T. S. Curler, door of '.lis oflice and thr
W. J. Cunningham an >11 well, packed his 1
re's place and Mr a wagon and started for
... ??.? town in Alabama, where 1
that of Mr tlrst patien{ ln the
din Crawford was, town was a young worn
', the secretary died His next patient wa
of the counuis- inK man who eight or nil
D. Jones, chairman rlan* ha.,,l faJ,e(l to helP'
, , as the laboring man sa
rks commission, in situs he exclaimed, 'Take
11 in this issue shows I have no use for such t
r of the money was nian." Dr. Sims went awi
the managemnet of f"Uy- bu\ was called back
? .. ..... four weeks. He made an
in all its details has tjon Qf b|s patient and s
mimical. The com- an operation was necess
lly Mr. Jones, its other physicians agreed t
is well as the others, eratlon on the ground tha
. . . would only live a few hoi
pay, are certainly or operated on or not.
hanks of the citizens operated?it was his first
They got nothing The patient was well ln a
ater for their homes, ' be P?'nt I wish to stref
... , ,, Dr. Sims discovered his
lary in other locall- talent through his mlsti
lave received is hos- failures, and from the n
certain wiseacres. that discovery he rapidly
strange that iudivid- tb" heights of fame and
? . usefulness. Young men,
insinuations affect- dl>scouraReil by your m'ls
,er and standing of your failures. Perhaps
is which have abso- discover your best talc
ndatlon, because of midst of despair and failu
r the purpose of de
ag which is vital to Tbt' Greenville Plednu
growth of the com- "A traln or ""other auti
iier argument being about the only thing an i
meats of trnweram u 's afraid of. It wouli
will be compelled to : of the laws If they
ich drastic requireBally
made. Charles
Charlotte, Rock Hill, Oovernor Blease has gii
artanburg, Chester fo fbe officers in Charb
ave no compulsory keep a close eye on every
ve never heard of a an>" them buy ref
has. But we ven- i trorn a blind tiger either i
ion that when sew- tou ">r on the Isle of Palms
n put in the town. > P,!rotnptory orders to arret
>e asking for it, just | son filing the litiuor and
water. So we call onc buying it as a wl
le to lay aside all bond not less than $500."
ional and business ,>nior is right, hut what wi
rising to the needs the editors do? They ct
to the polls on the Sil" water. But as we say
d vote for the bond ernorright. If they can
the health of the out they had better stay
not he side tracked i ^s ^or lKS' we will he contt
icussions made up r<>1' lemonade or any ot
cisms of those who "u' governor may approve
lead in the matter. J
The Rock Hill Record, i
IN hXAMI'LK. ihk itself from the charge
the baccalaureate "dear friends" of being o
recent commence the building of a new hot
nlverslty of South city, says: "What The Rc
Villiain Way, rector deprecate is this everlastii
scopal church of ing of hot air' and doing
closing cited the paper " We are not quite
i to the career of you are right in your posl
ns, as one who made temporary. If you have i
cles in his path as pie in your town that do
i. iu iiiKin'i limits ?m paper, or on anyililn
nwer of other La 11- that matter, and aro cons
ic.hleve success just Raged in the "spouting of
<1 it Tlie remarks i' may not result in good t<
were as follows: i ardor if those w ho are en
of the graduating lo f,? Get in line
by reason of your "good friends," contempo
atiou more than to that new hotel may materii
e words of the text. all
my feet in a large
able. You are about ?
liversity; this room "Stop?Look?Liste
culture, ideals and
1 are going out into Kveryone knows what
of the world. Your means at a railroad cross
that large room of have made it the captioi
pportunity will be little local to see if we c
ers have helped you the attention of automobl
responsibility. but enough to Impress upon
. bear it alone. The fact that unless more car*
reat things of" you. '? operating their machine
expects great things i'ig the corners on Main s<
will judge this unl-|on'-v a question of time w
onduct and achieve- going to lie a fearful aci
suiting in the death of
your responsibility Tho speed limit of the tow
ty like a man, you violated so often that it h;
have an easy time common talk. In turning
undertakes a great tiers at the intersection <
dure hardship and the drivers of maohines an
rrying his task to should slow up wnd keep
u are going to par- possible to the right in
crco con 11 let of coin- avoid i collision. Unless
i Tf) (rointr tt\ mul/o is: <\)\ jon-o/l <> o/J 11.. I ^?
v" iuanc ?' u vuniniuu ?
apacity to make en- later ts unavoidable. It is
i aa evidence of real take preeautlona before t
capacity to make the maiming or killing of
man who rises above upon >ur streets.
competitors makes
Ity is power. Men
F>n afraid of power -Married Sunday mo;
th was crucified be- Itev C P. Carter at tin- he
lies wt" afraid of bride's father, Mr. Jfce:pl
Mr William Mackey and M
?gle onward and up- Hunter
THE LANCASTER NE
y mistakes
iS COUNTY NEWS
ilng better
iccoiuplish111
error is HEATH SPRING.
The only
mistakes Special to The News,
i-conserva- Heath Spring, June 16.?A mate!
ollow the gume 0f baseball will be played a'
never uses new haii pari< Thursday after
Y?- . noon. The participatnts will b<
York City, jefferson against Heath Spring.
, , erect- Mrs. E. L. Crenshaw and chil
tiyslclan In ,jren have been with Mrs. Cren
m riG a^aw'8 father, Mr. Simon Beckham
ims, M. D., at Pleasant Hill for several days.
;ynecology, Mrs. Lillie Hiuson spent a part 01
in s nospl- iast Week with her sister, Mrs
me|n" Truesdale at Camden,
tine socle- Mrs. L. A. Duncan and Miss
Decorated Hannah Mobley attended the com
oreign na- niencement exercises of the Univer
he whole sjty Qf south Carolina last week,
lortals of Miss Linda Clark of Keysville
Ills univer- ya> js visiting Mrs. J. W. H. Dyches
at the Baptist pastoriutn.
his ueath Mr. Roy Crenshaw was operated
,ry ?r 011 for appendicitis at the Fennell
'estlllg lit- inflrmarv lir^U Hill loot o.ooir
e author s |8 doing well.
jractlce of Mr. h. P. Mobley delightfully ei.
n a small tertalned about thirty young peopl*
His first at his home Friday night. The
prominent gUe8ts consisted of members of his
led under sundav school class and their lntis
second uulte friends. Games were played
It also .u,d refreshments served and all
physician's present enjoyed themselves im
>r burying mensely.
ght it was Miss Elizabeth Clark has return
ition. He ed home from Enterprise, where
n over the 8i,e taught the past session
ew it into Mr. Zeddie Lee Mobley, who gradjooks
into nated at the recent commencement
a small 0f ti,e State University with the de10
located. Kree C. 10., has accepted a position
Alabama ;,i Columbia for the summer,
an. She ftev. s. R. llrock of Hock Hill
s a labwr- prt.ached to an attentatlve congrele
physi- gation in the Raptist church Sunday
As soon night from Matthew 6:33.
w young Mrs. Andrew Mobley underwent
him awav, an operation for appendicitis at the
i looking Fonnell infirmary, Rock Hill, Suniy
sorrow- day.
: in about Miss Lucy Jane Rowers is at home
examina- from Winthrop College and Miss
tated that sue Clark from the Confederate
ary. The Home College, Charleston,
o the op- Mr. W. C. Pittman of Des
t the man Moines, Iowa, and Mrs. Frances Rayirs
whetli- ?-> "*? ? '
11* i<i ui ivuck urn are visiung men
Lr. Sims brother, Mr. George W. Pittmau
operation, near Stoneboro.
few days. ivir. Heed Horton has treated himis
is this: seif to a fjne motorcycle with which
greatest be expects to greatly reduce the disikes
and tance between Lancaster and Heath
loment of Spring,
ascended Miss Fannie Mcllwaine, who hat
universal been quite sick for several weeks, it
do not he much improved at this time,
takes and Mrs. Samuel Vincent spent Sunyou
will day wjth friends at Westville.
nt in the p j} Mobley of Catawba
re- Junction was in Heath Spring Sun
day.
Hit says* Mr. D. M. Robertson made a busijmoblle
is nes8 tr|P to Lancaster Friday
Mrs. Clara Edwards of Ruthermtomobile
for<1 N c<> ls visiting Mrs. E. W
1 also be Hammond,
were en- Mr. and Mrs. Horace Earle ol
Hoy kin are spending a few day?
with relatives here. Mr. Earle has
been quite sick and is here recuperri'ii
orders ating.
iston "to Mrs. Lewis Bowers went to Rock
editor and "J11 ,a8t ,Y,eek V' v,8.lt her 8lster
who was ill at that place,
reshments Mr. Lester Crenshaw is assisting
n Charles- Mr George Crenshaw in his work
they have on the Cunningham farm near Lanit
the per- c?st?'r
bind over
tnpss til 11
The gov! FROM OTHER PAPERS
11 some of
m't drink About five itrinin; ?-m moijo ?
the gov- mellow dramer.?Spartanburg Hert
do with- a'd*
at home. automoblle hasn't a whit of
mted with sense; therefore the driver ought to
her drink have some.?Dallas News.
All day singings and picnics are
- so much better than political camin
defend- PulK? meetings. We wish politics
i of some wou'd off and at?y off.?Anderson
Mail,
pposed to
el in that If the governor's orders are car cord
does rled out the Isle of Palms may find
. ? simiit that there is water, water everywhere
and not a drop to drink.?
things on Spartanburg Herald.
sure that
itlon, con- It is a great stimulus to educanany
peo- """ to ,ook over the rolls of the college
graduates in this state this year,
not figure j, means that South Caroling is
g else for rising higher and higher in the scale
tantly en- of efficient work, of trained brains
cold air " and that is what counts. There is
in* ??' no sca''- 0,1 which we can figure out
? ' tilll the ((l(. value to a community of an eddeavoring
ucated man and woman ytiar by year.
with the The value is told in development,
rary, and illlvHII,,,'m,!nt in all good things and
.. it takes decades to do that.?Flor1
after <>(|Ce Time8
- Kvery cent spent elsewhere for
? goods that can be purchased in your
home town contributes to its failthis
sign ur<! to make headway. Home indusdng.
We tries, home schools, home mercan1
to this tile establishments?and, we might
annot get a<Id borne newspapers?are things
lists long which claim your loyalty; upon
iK..?. .1... them denetiHc vr?nr
i 11**111 Ultj - |'? iLjr rtll'l
i is teken lhat of your neighbors. They should
s in turn- he fostered in every way. In helping
tieet, it is them you are adding to your own
lien there prosperity. In giving your support,
rident, re- however small, to outsiders, you are
tome one. helping to destroy your town.-?
n is being t'ainden Chronicle,
as become ?_
; the cor- When you go away from your
if streets, home town and people ask you
<1 vehicles "How is Waxhaw?" don't say 4'Oh,
as far as it's awful dull," or "Nothing doorder
to ing." Did you ever stop to think
this rule that that was a reflection upon you
ooner or as much as upon anyone else. You
i better to are just as much a part of your
han after town as any one in It. And if lt'a
some one dull it's your fault. Hut when you
are away talk about how your town
Is building up. Tell 'em you've got
a fine school and good churches,
rning by both buildings and congregations;
>me of the tell 'em Waxhaw mor< bants ard ali
Hunter, ways busy; tell 'em that Waxhaw
Iss Mamie does a bigger general supply business
than any town in the county;
WS, JUNE 17, 1913.
! UNITED STATES!
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First National Bank
' i of Lancaster :
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; has been designated as a depository for funds of J
. * the United States Government, with an initial
? >; deposit of Ten Thousand Dollars authorized, and
1 *i we want every man, woman and child in Lancas- J
[ ter County to open a Bank Account with us. It
i matters not how small, we will appreciate it, and
1 will treat you right. Keep adding to your ac- J
count and you will be surprised in a few years at
the amount of money you will have accumulated. I
, I We can't make you rich, but we can put you on
the road to wealth. Give us a small deposit; get
a bank book and be happy. ,
Z It is not what you make that enriches you: It v
l > is what you save. *
L > If we are good and strong enough for "Uncle >;
Sam" and hundreds of conservative people, why ?
not for you? >
,
. > Thp Fiffit Mdtlnncil Rani/ S
-K. m. AA vr%> X lUVlV/llUi 1X1L11V. I'
1 >; OF LANCASTER. I
CHAS. D. JONES, President. E. M. CROXTON, Cashier.
; * R. E. XVYLIE, Vice President. E. C. MACKEY, Asst. Cashier. J
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V..... .
'ViV?V?V?V'tVtViViVi'i ??*??>* ?* ?0 iV/tVtVViViViVfWVi
tell 'em that our boys are the CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING.
i straightest and our girls the sweet
est of any in the state; tell 'em all
... . Delightful Occasion at Home of Mr.
? of these things, for they are all true, **
> and then all the other good things 8m' Mrs. John O. Richards.
vou know. And soon the people of Special to The News
other towns will come to our own , ,be June 16 _Mr and
Waxhaw and new business will come M John Q Richardg ceiebrated
i to supply the new dmeaad and t their a,lver wedd Wednesday,
wont be many years un 11 it will Ju u w, h delightfUl receptee
five figures to tell the popula- t| Thelr beautlful houBe w?
Hon of Waxhaw.?Waxhaw Enter- abiaze with lights, Japanese lanterns
prise. were hung at intervals the entire
length of the long front piazza.
The Anderson Mail tells the truth The parlors, hall and dining room
, when it says that hard times talk is were decorated with oxeye daisies v
due to timidity. The man who aod smilax. ?
' knows how and has the courage to Among the out of town guests \
go ahead can do some business all were: Rev. J. (i. Richards and
the time?and it will be observed Mrs. McCallum of Blenheim, Mrs. >m
that he is the fellow who does the white, Mrs. Clarke, Misses Annie
big business when conditions are Workman and Henrietta Johnson,
favorable. Hard times talk only Messrs. John Workman, W. C. 4
makes business worse. Never talk Johnson and Meury Workman,
hard times, and never get scared, Camden; Mr. and Mrs. Jennings, /
even when times are hard and busi- Winnsboro, and Mr. and Mr?,.*
ness conditions squally. The indl- Stewart W. Heath of Stoneboro,/
vldual with nerve and a smile al- Mr. and Mrs. Richards received a
ways wins, provided he knows the -<> ? ??
I .?.ev uuuiuci <<i ui'uuuiui presents
| business in which he is engaged; | of silver, which attest their popuI
and what is true of individuals is larity. As the guests entered the
true of communities.?Itock Hill hall they were met by Mesdames
Herald. White, Clarke and Jennings and
Misses Kittle and Sadie Richards
Pity the man who cannot make and Miss Annie Workman, who
himself feel five years younger every ushered them into the parlor where
morning by taking a cold plunge Mr. and Mrs. Richards were recelvwlien
he gets up! And running wa- Jng the congratulations of their
t tor in the home with all its conven- friends. Punch was served in the
iences for cooking and bathing and back parlor by Misses Lizzie,
for promoting cleanliness and cheer- Anna, Bettie and Rebekah Rlch,
fulness and self-respect in every ards. Ice cream was served on the
member of the family?all this is front piazza.
, more easily obtained than most Rev. J. G. Richards of Blenheim
farmers imagine it. Not long since is visiting relatives on Liberty Hill,
we heard the mistress of the home Miss Ruth Carnes of Lancaster
on a farm worth $15,000 or more, visited Miss Jessie Clements last
speak of home waterworks as if they week.
were something entirely out of Mrs. Clarke of Camden is visiting
reach. A complete home water sup- her sister, Mrs. J. G. Richards, Jr.
ply, Including bathroom fixtures and Mrs. McCallum of Blenheim is
all, can be had in most cases for visiting her brothers, Messrs, J. G.
$200 to $400, and where a hydraulic an,i n. S. Richards,
ram can be used, the cost may be Mrs. C. I). Cunningham of Rock
j even less. No other investment of mil is visiting at the home of her
! an equal amount will add more to father, Mr. W. H. Thompson,
the comfort of life or return bigger Mr. L. P. Thompson is spending
| dividends. If you are building a a while at home.
j new house, put in a water supply, if | Messrs. Edgar and Tom Cunning'
you have to leave off one room you ham of Chester and Columbia, reIliad
planned. If you live in an old spectively, visited their parenta,
j house, make it modern by installing Mr u,..r w ? " ?
..... ...... ..us. w. t\. v.iinningisam,
ja system of waterworks. Our word ja8t week.
I for it, you will never regret it.? Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Matheson of
Progressive Farmer. 1 Myers, Fla., are spending the sum
mer with their aunt. Miss Laura
FOMPLKTK ItOt'TK OF MOHOS. Matheson.
Miss Nettie Clements leaves today
American Soldiers Killed and ; (Monday) for Hock Hill, where she
Wounded at Battle in the Dark. I wiU atteu<1 the 8tate 8,immer ?cho?1'
I Within the last few weeks the
Manila, June 16. Complete rout following young people have returnof
the rebellious Moros on Mount (>(j their homes from college:
Bagsak was accomplished by the Misses Sadie, Marion and Frances
American forces during the night itichards, Viola and Nettle Clements,
with the loss of six men killed and j Callle and Sallie Jones from Winseven
wounded. | throp, Mary Cunningham from
Reports of the engagement, reach- statesville, N. C., Mabel Halle from
ing here by wireless from the island Columbia College and Messrs.
of Jolo, are very meagre. All of the pr|oleau and Stephens Richards
Americans killed were members of from ciemson College. Ci R. C.
i the several companies of scouts. In
the first advance upon the mountain
last week six Americans were killed. Guaranteed Kczema Remedy.
The number of dead among the The constant Itching, burning,
, Moros is not known. redness, rash and disagreeable efLast
night's battle began Just ho- I fects of eczema, tetter ??!
, I ??? v *?;?( iij,
fore dark. The fighting was fierce, itch, piles and irritating skin erupbut
the American advance so deter- 1 tions can be readily cured and the
mined that the Moros at last stole skin made clear and smooth with
away and left the mountain clear. I)r. Hobson's Eczema Ointment. Mr.
They are now at large and will be J. C. Eveland, of Hath, 111., says*
pursued ceaselessly. Hrig (Jen. ' "I had eczema twenty-five years and
i John Pershing, commanding the de- had trlpd everything. All failed,
partment of Mindanao is leading When I found I)r. Hobson's Eczema
his forces ointment I found a cure." This
ointment is tho formula of a physi-?The
number of names now on clan and has been in use for years
the city registration books is 281. ?not an experiment. That is why
Hut as some of these are dead anil wo can guarantee it. All druggists,
others have moved away the total or by mail Price 50c. Pfelffer
voters will not exceed 260. The 1 Chemical Co, Philadelphia and St
registration books closed Saturday. Louis