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p Ittc: t? ' 4 ulljc ffianraatrr Nrma uCI (SUMMVKKKI.Y.) lard hi = of Cul JUAN IT A WYLXB Editor ZQne _ W. 8. HOUGH. . . Business Mgr. guUhe FUBLTISHERS' ANNOUNCEMENT: au ear Published Tuesdays and Fridays at Lancaster, S. C., The by The Lancaster Publishing the Oi Company, successors to The craved Ledger, established 1852; The Review, established 1878; The Ente.-prlse, established 1891, and entered as second-class county matter Oct. 7, 19OS, at the ers' sf postofflce at Lancaster, S. C., (jav under Act of Congress of , " " March 3. 1879 or th< I r? rr I r* t SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: (In Advance.) At a One Y?r $1.50 mittee Six Months 75c gram ! ' ~~ " ferenci TO SUBSCRIBERS. ,H> arr Your subscription must be gram paid up to and including year marked on your label. If paper ou ca Is stopped look at your date and you will probably find you are If c< behind*one year. Lancas We ^cannot send each sub- two W( acriber fi statement. Look at . Your Label. have 1 move FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1013. time, A ffssm " ? money i ?Weather forecast for South Carolina: Fair Friday and probably The Saturday, light, variable winds. twenty ?" that h? Why can't we have a night school bors sa in Lancaster? spared Provid< "High cost of handling" is the way ignorai the dealer explains the advance in wise." the price of coal. Alon Morinn u-nillH irrontlv ohltep US If 4IAVAIVW " n - ?"-rf O" It she would only b'e good until the gressi0 world's series Is over. inserte ? statesn "No booze, little meats and plenty %vhat j of cereals" Is Dr. Wiley's solution of slde? < fcho high cost of living probalem. eratic There Is enough community work jDhr needed In Lancaster to keep us all comfor busy. Are you doing your share reads , Vof doings The Atlanta Journal says "In At- 1"nR .. % v lanta life is one election after an- * ?" * other." Yes, and scandal upon h 1 , . demon scandal. The split log drag will put the , Bo?' thp no roads in good condition for the winter. Why don't our people use it tra'UR ,, o We be more generally? more The Anderson Mail Is wondering sDonlri what will be the winter substitute would for grape Juice. We suggest apple "neKr< cider as a good one. Con If the backbone of some people wishes were as strong as their wishbone, Chestc what success they would win in busi- ed its ness, says an exchange. Lantei rays o The meat problem can be solved itself x here in the South if we will but pie at realize that it is a problem and be- ditiom |gin to raise more and better cattle. "To "If you don't remember the name si100t' of China's President, just give your south college yell and let it go at that." is ,jie n, The State's suggestion, and a very (,r.a ' *00(1 one- Soraet There were patriots at King's ^10 Mountain Tuesday just as there were ,,, i , , . .. .. ,. i sfbiiitl one hundred and thrity-three years ago?only several thousand more of .. The them. South Secretary Houston will probably mous' help the farmers' wives best by per- , s' suading certain farmers to draw the ronter water and bring in the wood for liavlor them. heard I for pu Before Mr. Booker of The Green- to the ville Piedmont has a chance to inquire about it. we will renort that V there is a good supply of partridges 1 The this year. I Farmt ' altruit That President Woodrow Wilson t,n the is strictly on the job, will be readily the Sc recognized not only by the Repub- currer licans but by Mr. Bull Moose Hoose- every velt as well. I additl. 'enter Now that the fly and mosquito |,ujj(jj, seasons are. almost at an end, why ^ t not begin Co.. awat ubiquitous Kr-,ph green lijafc with the small green bow '.l(.,jy at the back t.;- | vice tc t hoso Hetchy. Hetchy is not a sneeze, a new disease nor yet a cuss word. lt\rnow i is merely the name of a valley in California, towards which San Fran- y Cisco is looking for its water supply. "sttuat. thr.ou Mrs. Pan kin rst surely does not a lead know the publicity which would be an(l ? Rrhoo given her cause by the papers of that yo",r city or she would not have declined Worki Atlanta's invitation to speak to the some! suffragettes there. ; thoug I every The secretary of the Interior by ' refusing to attend a $7.50 a plate to ro banquet, not only caused the price | "S< per plate to be reduced to a minimum J?y a but shewed that he Is really bent on t,iro" ' . comnr carrying out simple Democratic ideas In deed as In word. Of i The condition of Col. David Du 1? m Hose Galllard, who Is 111 at the Johns j ' Hopkins Hospital In Baltimore, 1 I; V THE LANCA grave concern !n Qouth Caro- OURS lis native state. Colonel Gail- The For as had charge of the excavation Qf the new ebra cut in the Panama canal that town mil Is au engineer of distin- citizen, Co d aliblty. We wish for him the Color ly and complete recovery. Mill," and eye on the King of England has received tbe fact der of the Bath, an honor not ^0i0Uel wi by the average small boy. nor iu any ? 7T I . ter, but in banking interests of this ? . _ . three mile showed up well in the Bank JL . * York coun >ctlon of The State of yester. i l?na Bne. Look elsewhere in this paper _ .. excusable. 3 report from the six nourisnstitutions of Lancaster. habit, doul _____ e(* claims i meeting of the executive com- raen from to be held tomorrow the pro- "ua, whi< Tor the Lancaster County Con- nonsenalca 3 for the Common Good will that Andn anged. Watch for the pro- that state, which we will publish soon. who have a nnot fail to be interested in it. including i . that he wa atton continues to roll into ty. We e iter as it has done for the past Springs ws eks, Secretary McAdoo will we do claii o send about $10,000,000 to tion here, it along. But in the mean- for the inl Ir. Farmer, bring it along. The porary tha for it won't be to hunt. nute to so life, to the man who wished to live for Catechism, minutes after he was dead at Fort Mi 3 might hear what his neigh- of seven, 1 iid of him, was mercifully not plantation to have his curiosity satisfied, on an old ence also knows that "where come well ice is blisst 'tis folly to be principles c MARK VO g with Senator Tillman's "al- . , , The Anc al cow appearing in The Con- plalng that nal Record, he should have than lt kn d the picture of a so-called ...... v . most unus lan thrusting a pitchfork into QUr 8tandp le chose to term the "beefy Andenion , >f one of the only two Demo- paper adv presidents since the war. intelligence i Rull will doubtless chuckle also Patron tably by his fireside when he "kerallj. of Mrs. Pankhurst's militant hand' has over here, but he will not have *eW8' aud > laugh for it is a safe predic- lore u ^ lat the United States will not vertlse wit for more than one of her ^8ers^ *re stratlons. l,mn _____________ paid them ker Washington once advised Advertis gro to "keep off of excursion ^e done r and run away from politics." Ask those lieve that this coupled with his successful recent suggestion that he to advert! buy a farm and settled down, every insta soon solve the much-discussed Kresslve bi > problem." letting it b . . the Job." gratulations and our very best stop and i to our good neighbor, The then searci ;r Lantern, which lias Just'pass- Tho "v?. sixteenth birthday. May The realizes th! rn long continue to shed its Portunity < f liglit and good cheer, proving that he ha; a very real Lantern to its peo- People in all times and under all con- vou of the s. come to th we want o aching the young idea how to succeeding ' is held in high esteem in Rejieipt Carolina. This we infer from telling ti^e umber of applicants for teach- they certificates in every county. vel*y little imes we wonder if the majority ^vertisem se who stand the examinations ''lentlty n ed of them realize the respon- otner way les wbfchowill rest upon them. wouldfbe < * into the v i students of the University of ,n I-aucast Carolina have voted unanl- PaPer whi -?? ? , tensivelv i > to aixiiisu ail luruis ui iiazhowing their manhood by their ftre not ca apt for such cowardly be- ar^'eVfi 81 The custom will soon be un- 'n of In a civilized country, ' ~ ibllc sentiment is at last awake evils of the practice. Attentlo this issue FORKING FOIl OTHERS. of a folk-1 editor of The Progressive Una. The ?r, Mr. CMarence Poe, whose itself that die views and whose devotion necessary, best Interests of the people of those of o >uth are so well known, In the the tradltl it Issue of his Journal, urges their chlh farmer and business man in posed hoi a - ui- ? ? %- a'hii'h thn1 mi u? ill?* uwn ri'Kuiar worn, ui upon some plan for the up- big. To ng of his state, his county and larly we a ownshlp. The closing para- aH a privi of Mr. *!'oe's article so ex- them to 1< expresses our own idea of ser- grand-chil a others, that for the benefit of folk-tales who would take part in the been hand nent for the common good, we many gem It here: terial you >11ow your chief or become society ar tdf chieftain. If you are not so in forwar ed as to become a leader known taking th ghout the state, you can become () f .. ler of progress in your township " ' our county, in the church and I^av's. 1 and Farmers' Union work In the Lane community. Learn the Joy of his friend ng for others, the Joy of doing . hing for the world without ;ht of reward, encouraging ganizatior sign of leadership on the part of South thers, and readier to support ablor commander than yourself rpjJ(< mmand. a > will you while living know the (,naracter nd satisfaction that come only feature ii igh unselfish activity for the its passu? ion good, and dying? ti,. Th. " 'Join the choir invisible those Immortal dead who live ,he K?0(1 igain we have inds made better by their pres- demning ^nco. , , , street ci lose music is the gladness of the world.' " .country a * .STER NEWS, OCTOBER 10, 191 A BETTER CLAIM. "LANCASTI t Mill Times, lu speaking The newspape cotton mill to be built in Spartanburg, Lav by our esteemed fellow and Charlotte are 1. Leroy Springs, refers to ton buyers of thos lei as "a native of Fort not paying the ms says that "he has had an ton. The Greonw town of his birth." Now "has been keepinj of the business is the cotton market crlt els not born in Fort Mill, mont section" and other town, for that mat- seems to be the the country about two or size that is free 1 s north of that place in exclaims^ "Happy ty, near the North Caro- caster should alsi Yet our contemporary is Abbeville, this yet having contracted the cotton buyers hav jtlessf of making unfound- highest market pr to the birthplace of great has been that coti it neighbor, North Caro- ing into this mark ch still persists in the have occasion to ' 1 and ridiculous claim ew Jackson was born in It seems to us t when all sensible folks, eral Harrison is my knowledge of the facts, ture in his uttera Andrew himself, have said pine independence s born in Lancaster coun- bide his time ai annot claim that Colonel familiar with cond is born in Lancaster, but pendent islands a m that he got his inspira- country the benefit iNoverineiess, we win say we are not so sur formation of our contem- barbarous island: t the Colonel does attrl- from Spain by tta me extent his success in and for which we fact that he learned the $20,000,000 and u] both larger and shorter, spent several hunt 11, where, as a youngster of dollars, should le rode from his father's the inhabitants. 1 to that place, bare-back long to the United gray mule, In order to be Porto Rico, Hawn grounded in the stern we see no reason )f the Calvinistlc faith. loose, the plank ! platform to the < UK BUSINESS KNOWN, standing. lerson Intelligencer com . it has more advertising ows what to do with, a BACK ual state of affairs from loint. The merchants of "Everybody Wor ealize the value of news- ,1TT ... .. .. . "How will the ertising, over-filling The Father's I)ay, we ?r, a semi-weekly^ and caster News. * Wo ilzing The Dally Mail very ?Greenville Pledi Lancaster, on the other only this one paper, The Drag the Roads yet there are some firms Sch have so far failed to ad- The school and h us. Our regular adver- great forces in th( taking larger oontracts community. Botl ... ? . as attractive as p j, showing how well It has people may be d, to use our columns. their combined eft ing to be profitable must ture and usef eguiarly and persistently. Ne*8: .. w ? , | x nis is true, too merchants who have been to prearh and alQ] in their affairs if it payB ment of the publk Ise and you will find In of the split log dr nee that It does. All pro- *he church and so lalness men an- constantly ^"J'o'kcI peo^e't", 6 known tliiit thGy on t.bfin t-bov will boc The world is too busy to if interested then hunt up your store, and Improve and b 1 therein for what It needs. rIera,(* "n<* News. wide-awake merchant Is and never misses an op- Other af making known the fact Speaking of thl 3 what >ou are looki"? LScIstKera?Newsat general never fall to tell was very sweetly c ( good things that have of an exchange t< em. It is but natural that had caught up wi thors to know It It we arc ?' f" "J*!*"1,f? 1 he nft^ spppe filch a pafagrHph >er, then, if you are not republish It as -hk public what you have for no "ifrW above the will deride that you have roost/^Ijuleed^h You had better put an for the negro bri lent in The*News or your arrest or a load o jay be forgotten. In no *? CUT# his de: can you reach so many jV'no^aw^o^vmb ustomers. The News goes |je nol oniy iac] ?st majority of the homes or. but has nelthc er county and It is the only his OWI>. an<l mup ch does circulate very exbetter papers.?F n the county. Those who une lling upon us to help them iccess are certainly stand- CANNOT ItEC, lr own light. ? ?????? Counties Cannot FOIiK-IX)RE. Onc? They m Is called to the article In Columbia Spec! In regard to the formation ore society for South ( aro- hoard of peniter i article so fully explains opinion to the e , further comment is un- prisoner Is once but we do wish to urge P^ntUry only " lature or commuti ur readers who remember the governor can lonal songs and stories of to the county an Ihood to furnish the pro- he was "sent up." clety with any material *? demand o .. . . \ ... Spartanburg roun y iniiiK would dp interest- i thai county of all the older people partlcu- \ from Spartanburg ppeal. It Is a duty as well ! The l>?ard dl lege that is being given eave to their children and |ery mlll, for th dren that rich heritage of has decided that and ballads which have i tract made by th led down to them through ' "dl^ctor^ orations. Send us any mn- j contract with any may be able to furnish the Ing this opinion tl id we shall take pleasure \ plan to establ ding it to those who are o^theYl e initiative In forming it. employed In the ese gentlemen. Prof. Henry to the original pr was formerly principal of position will be i aster graded schools and ove^be^l s here will be interested to ' 'pj,e question ol his active part in the or- public roads will 1 of this Folk Lore Society agitated. Furthf r>..? come before the meeting. sembled bankers at Boston Chronic Ized the government control The followlnf i the currency bill now on monlal should ct ;e In Congress, as "soclalls- *'ve. hoP^ "n<l " . afflicted with ese same bankers may have ,.j have been a c of the country at heart, but years, and of all never heard of their con- taken, Chamberl the methods of tho Wall <1.oneI, me Dl~r'" ,j . . , ^'else, says W. G rowd, who have had the. shorrnftn St., t their mercy. I For sale by all d n 0 jr leads." f777t7777tt777t77t777ttt77777 rs of Anderson, J . . r - Vou Feel Sec se communities for * ' clood irket price for cot- '-L- wv^'x-v ???*ood Index says it r fi"" I 5 close tab on the * L ? \ lcisms in the Pied- 'j i |C 1 "so far Abbeville > only place of any ? I s 'rom knocks," and * %. Lon has been pour- I I 111 et.^ May never I*! ^ ^ ^1( id get thoroughly |*| If '? Iltions in these de- Kl ? 13 n*^ nd then give the 1*1 A^*-J V? JrTW * 0 J t of his experience. I*1 e that these semi- I*] s which we won |?1 , , __ , -,? , e fortunes of war [ ] YEARS of successful bankin] gave to her gratis l?1 given the people, we are thankf1 pon which we have 1*1 ired millions more M We can pay you 4 per cent ii be turned over to |?j deposit With US, and compound rhey rightfully be- l#| ^ States, just as does M months, and MAKE YOU MOI ii, and Gaum, and |?1 for turning them III in the Democratic 1*1 contrary notwlth- I*1 ?? = , I The First Nat AT US. |:j 1|;| OK LAINUfl ks But Father." | V old man spend >; C. I). JONES, R. E. WYLH ' vonder? Lan- President. Vice Presldei rking, we suppose. v nont. V to Church and i ool. j ? the church are two _______ ; "Cum ln^. %$:; COUNTY NEWS y ossible that young I awn to them, for orta make for cul- HEATH SPRING. H< ulness.?Lancaster , and good doctrine Special to The News. j*' ng with it improve- Heath Spring, Oct. 9.?Mrs. W. T. . roads and the use Mobley went to Sumter Tuesday. _ ag. If the way to where she carried her infant son to hool house is made the hospital for a very delicate op, the easier it will eration. The operation was peril go and if they go ) formed Wednesday, and the little in ome Interested and fellow is reported to be doing well, pf they will begin to | Messrs. P. T. Twitty, J. C. Wil- sh eautlfy.?Newberry llama, D. W. Hendrlx, J. W. H. st Dyches and Mr. and Mrs. H. P. so Mobley attended the opening session to . of the Moriah Baptist Association at ri iiiiete*. Fork HMj chun.h Thursday. er eves reminds me of Miss Ruby Rutledge was carried d< . appeared in The by her father, Dr. Rutledge, to the m The lady editor Fennell Infirmary at Rock Hill, for P! ailing the attention treatment, Thursday. ai > the fact that she The Moriah Baptist Association th the theft of two convened in its 98th session with lioriaiH. r cirtv iiui cuurcu, hia uiiicb uui nuiu r writer who will j Heath Spring, Thursday. This is U] or an article and the centennial year of Fork Hill i*6wn production is ' church and the association is meet- OI i^fltleman of color ing with the church in celebration m llet ofT a rieighbor's of that fact. Rev. T. A. Dabney was ls e is a little lower. | elected moderator, W. F. Estridge, ives the danger of clerk, and W. C. Adams, tresaurer. j] f buckshot in order The annual sermon was p'reached by i sire, but tfoe thief Rev. J. B. Bozeraan, field representa- A y stuff knows there tlve of The Baptist Courier, from . ?li his crime. Mark 2:5. Nearly all the twentyis courage and hon- four churches in the association were ' ;r talent nor wit of represented by delegates. Visitors "~ it needs enliven his from a distance present the first day J lining squibs from were: Rev. B. F. Adams, represent- ' fountain Inn Trib- ing the Greenville Female College; I Rev. J. D. Hugglns, representing Furman University; Rev. W. M. ALL CONVICTS. Whltesides, superintendent mill churches of the state mission board, and Rev. J. B. Bozeman, field repreRegain Prisoners sentatlve of The Baptist Courier. I Are Sent Up. ________________ al to Charlotte Ob- INJURED, BUT STILL IN FIGHT. -Assistant Attorney k has given the S|*eaker Clark Bruised Up in Railitiary dircetors an road Collision. 'ffect that when a Washington, Oct. 9.?Speaker " committed to the Clark today returned from Wheeling n an act of the legis- . ition of sentence by ow Sore# oth#f Rifnwlto# WoiTt Curt. 1 return t e pr soner The worst cases, no matter of how long standing, fl ithorities by whom ?re.cur<f<| hy the wonderful, old reliable Dr. This is in answer Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves f the supervisor of Palu and Ilea'- At the same time. 25c, 50c. $1.01 tv for the return to ________________________________ prisoners "sent up" nade of them when contract expires on 11 iL 0 M!l r putting convicts on l||-*siE|| aV Ifl probably again be sr consideration will 5 board at its next are scientifically preparefMmd extremes of heat and /?dld, excv . all things which qukllcly destroy js|M-p8 ?. Paints form a tptfgh, tenacious, >rtainiy be sufficient which remaip^in perfect condi courage to persons gallons oiLli. & Paint will c( chronic dyspepsia: as thn^r gallons of ordinary pai hronlc dyspf5ptlc for the medicine I have "l "l t\ scood than^'anyth^g !S( ci 11(1 ll TCI 1/1*1 Mattlson, No. 7 Hornellsvllle, N. T. SHOMMMMnnnBunnaHMBvaHa \ UREWlTH A : ^ CH DOG*! HE BANK : I THE BEST WATCH i ^ . DOG. j [AVE YOUR : ONEY IN /K - SAFE j PLACE. > [:] < I gr in this community have M ill, confidence in our bank. |*j uterest on the money you I the interest every three ^ey. : ???????????????? :ionalBank j ; lSTER. I 3, E. M. CROXTON, J it. Cashier. * ; y |>?????>?( Washington badly bruised by a sere bumping in a sleeping car last ght in the Pittsburg Railroad yards, lough he was not seriously Injured, e speaker had a narrow escape tien an engine crashed into his car. e was thrown heavily against the ad-board of his berth and suffered lllflPQ nvar Vila richt ava n wait on e top of his head and his right oulder was wrenched. Eczema and Itching Cured. The soothing, healing medication Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment metrates every tiny pore of the ;ln, clears It of all impurities? ops itching instantly. Dr. Robin's Eczema Ointment is guaranteed speedily head eczema, rashes, ngworm, tetter and other unsightly uptions. Eczema Ointment is a >ctor's prescription, not an experlent. All druggists or by mail, 50c. feifTer Chemical Co., Philadelphia id St. Louis. Notice of Discharge. Notice is hereby given that the tidersigned will, as administrator of le estate of.T. BOirurs, deceased, i the 25t^dhy of October, 1913, ake his flivAl return as shch admintrator anil apply to the Probate ourt of Lancaster county for letters ismlBsoiy. / J. A. J30WERS, dmr. Estate of T, j. Bowers, Deceased. v Oct. 3, Important Notice j \ X Every Coivtett&nt in the J. F. lackey Co^Piano<Jontest MUST ome by Wednesday. 15th, for nstructions. Your de ends on it. J. MACKEY CO. ligan Paints I carefully balanced to resist ssive dryness or moisture and ary measures. H. & M. leather-like coating I r many years. Two ! >ver as much surface WELL nt. We fcaji prove it. lg Company I