Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TB ********* vlllag * * natioi * THK TONgi KKKK OK * pass * Ci'LKllltA. * train I * * accep ********* ********* <tuit'll Columbia State. Here, in tliis little state of ovirs, we to hii fight our little battles of industry, comp business and politics and we boast of neers our leaders too often they boast of it tui themselves. Indeed, some of them faithf have been men of parts, men of dis- and 1 tinctlon, who have served their peo- part pie and well deserve th * monuments nearl; that commemorate their lives. When, imme though, we carefully inspect the roll dlgge or when the impartial critic abroad were without the bias of affection for the a gre state as his hottie, considers it, what the c shall, what must, the verdict be as mank to South Carolina's contribution, in he di< the last half century, to enduring liistoi achievement? Where are our menvof count letters and of science or even our of tin statesmen of transcendant genius? When the school children of the twenty.lirst century study their history of the United States, they will IIarp< find the chapter about the earlier i?r, years of the twentieth devoted in the tj main to the construction of the I'an- . (>l ama canal. From the opening of the . canal will date a new era in the life .. of the Western Hemisphere as it is related to the rest of the world. The ' ' men who built it will be, in history, p, the interesting figures of the period < . and the boy and girl of South Carolina or claiming a kinship with South Carolinians will glow with pride when ! ... they read the name of David DuBose ! . .. (iuilliard, associating the name of the j dear state with it. ! ,..,11,,.] His death in the fullness of man- ,/iij,.fj hood when it seemed that many years ' .. of usefulness might have been he- j fore hitn. years in which there would ,.ous{, have come to him the earthly rewards that Ids work had won, is sad be- S(.jU)0 yond estimate and tlie sympathy of . the people of the country and of S(.|,00 other countries, too, will scarcely lessen the poignancy of the loss to the j wife and son and his kinspeople. Yet. o(. ^ in his lifty-four years, he has rounded , .,. out a splendid career and left in the tr,'.IH| records of worthy accomplishment a js j name imperishable. One does not > recall particularly that the writer of a great poem or ther architect of a ener? famous cathedral died young or at a great age?one does remember the rea(.j, poem or the cathedral. Colonel Gailliard was the child of i one of those South Carolina families tne uv> ? ,n in tjle war for If j The Raiding officer finally' ?vster. an<i ...... that enthusiasm that the South had left for her aoiiHTMv i fifty years ago, but of them he was rid o! given the first bom's noble share. It other was his part as a lad first to work by in a grocery store in an almost ruined delpW * V 2 BEDSTEAIJ ^ Yes, strong ones, t v Will hold anything fr< bed bug to the largest or woman in the State. V them, that's all. ? [_ I I | .XjS | THE LANCASTER H/ 4^ Here's yoru chance t ocombii 3* the purchase of one of our Lit ?a> bine utility and convenience, 1 <? embellishments and lend an a freshment to your home. jL Come look them over, a gre T Come get them quick, they are X in a hurry. That is what the p a don't get any of these bargai ^ warning: i^ast can. it; la? ;e, then to win his way to the Sl'N nal Military Academy and to through its lour years of severe ng with honors. After that, he i al ^ ted the service or a soldier and j urea Iv and assiduously did his duty.! , s.u,'s ig the mark of ability and thor-1 1 ,H> la,Hl of less upon all that was entrusted . 111 ,, 11 to do. Finally, when the in- gold arable task of American engi- 1 want to came to be solved by the army 11M.i CV.')S rued to liim with faith in his Willi the 'ulness, his unfaltering courage Am' I wan lis tested skill to perform that Chn of the task that seemed most Are ringl y superhuman. Flow under his Sunshi diate direction, Culebra cut was }r d, how its baffling difficulties Wltl overcome and how at last when K' at victory had come to him in And ur, ause of peace and blessing to <ro ind, sickness fell upon him and The ad, is history?not a part of the 'r y of South Carolna, hut of the ry to which she: gave him and ' want to j s world which his life enriched. woul To the si ... . ,. . , Away from Ohio Schools. ar's Weekly. That is nc ibably at least six thousand ' want to b is s v ngs were held in school houses . , ., ito on the night of Friday. No- A , er 14. I hat means more even . , the fact that six thousand dele- ? were elected to the Kducational . ress, which met in Columbus 011 o.., ? , nber 5 and 0. It means that at ' ' , six thousand schools talked . , their own local needs, and how community could meet local . ,M> 1 problems. It is, we believe. ^ rst time in the history of the ... [ d States that a governor has ' , , I a legislature in special session J y for the purpose or improving , , . ystem of education. Physical . , itellectual conditions alike were . .11511 K' lered. Out of three thousand , Kneel ers in one-room township t . . V' Is less than one thousand had . , , , ated from four-year high | uant t.<> '' Is. Lpss than one-fourth of . ,.s nff,' had had any professional train- . !' . , 1 The physical conditions in many ; e schools are dangerous to ... .,.an.K<' 1. As Governor Cox said, the J from the country to the cities hunshii no small degree due to the de- I .... of the rural school system. In , . ting the problem with such ' n< \l * y, Ohio promises to improve ? t improvement will have a farit^* influence. Constipation Poisons You. ' Irctini fou are constipated, your entire New York 11 is poisoned by the waste mat- j sttj,i to '?r ultH day:' wie -* ' 'lVteLance r constipation, headache and taking~your troubles. 25 at druggists or 41. II. E. Bucklen & Co., Phila- ~ . and St. Louis. OUDSCI J* 4 * GF >m a man T m s Lancasti _ i for th 1 lnj|f!l k" ss "*? 1. ". "5S. I jrrente jpj?i | J j?.. n iRDWARE SAYS: ^ ie luxury and economy in >rary Tables. They comthe delight of handsome ir of distinction and re- I ft* m* sat chance, at low prices. ? here for you, so #et them eople are doing, ho if you ns don't blame lis. Fair TO AS'. SECOND SEC' SHINE VALLEY. * * * * * i * ;o down to that valley of i * <111 ***** 4 hlne valley o! youth: the light and the laughter ( uy Theori Kleam Soch en garden of truth. children ,e there when the spring b(j w>riousl, UP . . . .1 tluy I ill-, violet anil the rose, II t to be there when the j !!' ' 1 stmas chimes Wl t^rtL iiiir jiprnsw tln> unnivc I hi, lie valley, the okl and as ue> selves irrej i its beautiful childhood brooked oe attention o ider the skies of the crisp, ('? K?'mI < Id blue, ruo ,hal 1 lights of the Christinas ,'K 1 ee ster back w People wli <o down as a little child <ln'!' r^allz l,j patliy tor Jiishine valley again, ,('r il , ',a<' 1,1 "> ero? ,h h good II , )t to be found among men. vA. e there when the summer fruit is ripe on the vine. a''A.Ai" s?mee!,,0n' "h?U ,h<> ^ he Christmas cedar and JJVAd.'and* ; -"> > <" ' ? > > "0"tL"!.; that beautiful life that ^ ^ ZD" . Albert I), grace grown in the magic (.as<>s wl|,.r ',st . , , or recision he bloomy meadow of work can 1 oams- of live," be are shown. rget my trouble and care OII these < tnshine valley once more, baby's teel in the <|uiet night for prevails in or ,' , , . . wants you to the fairy lore. to see all e there when the fill III.,,., ...... -~ ..u^uiiiu | pilHI' lIH'ir ' They are dmney weird ami low, matter of fj t to he there when the J than pearls 1 wings I great care mas come with the snow, ery day t ne valley of beauty and j it with hori ve surfaces of re life is a bubbling joy. food partic! ipirit leans down from the teeth. Till a veils above to the child urn us to girl and to hoy. ing just as ?The llentztown Hard. ing. and h? luihit. ... ,, 1 Don't wi stances Alter < uses. thRt he mu Tribune. his teetli A a young man the other C'rookefj jand face d i lends enchantment." truly the r r4nnniTfifi i^iiiiiin./vv ''j;1,', " eompanftlri i a mi- \t I from lack 'ibe for The News, i improper f 1EETI = 1<R0M THE er Hardwa Wish to Thank Each ai A r . o( uur tusiomei eir patronage in the past, and si nd every one feels toward us as \ ners. We have had a good busin iw our appreciation of same we stock of Furniture for your benef oom in our store, and by giving tl ' Furniture at such low prices w< g not only ourselves but givinj st chance of their lives to buy Duld not present any one with a i piece of our Furniture, Rugs, Ware. We also want to call you nd Ring in our show window tha ,vay free, December the 24th. Wi tse you get a ticket, so hold this 1 as the lucy ticket gets the Di forget to ask for your tickets \ ise. ig each and every one a N lappy and prosperous Nev Yours respectful Il~. luasiei nai Compam *? * fer : noN ************* ! hecom * , discus LDItKN'S TKKTII. * \ c * ' taken * * * * ********* lution ii Carter, President ??r the 'V (|*? jty of Good Cheer.) rare 's crooked teeth should gradui y considered in our every- the fe Wise, careful mothers are ting a g until temporary teeth Much ind permanent ones come avoids time to begin on crooked nearly soon as they show them- he ma ?ular. The frwitll O m or/?lnr? ~ ?*; . v.. ?w ^ AU1116 ? ? 111< 'IlllS f all classes of people who defom lieer work, because it is rregular rows of protrudlot only make the youngard, but morbid as well. Ked o are trying to aid chil- best ii :e that you can get syni- make, a club foot quicker than eondu ial deformity-?-:in<l yet world' >th is certain to retard the now h e effort, the development. l'nite? lid physicially, of youth, if th< little girl with bold tusks cared . and you will see her al- consul p back of the group; after aires her parents are poor, she |,y tin more in groups further tlon i r she gets apart from her Seals then brain and body goes camps heir development. air sel ue to begin on crooked cure ten the temporary ones culosi ularity," says orthoch ntist seal vi Persons. In hereditary nient e protrusion of lower jaw nf von of lower jaw is shown, Seals liegin as easily at the age home fore the permanent teeth It is always best to work ases in early life. When h first come jocund joy The the household. Mother .(i j to see, brother wants you ' the neighbors or friends Magaz fingers into baby's mouth. r,,nt 1 called pearls then; as a '< no t ict, they are more precious >'?tys: . and mothers should take ( 'Mi of them. Clean them ev- '< I ' " ake a soft cloth, saturate uhle e acic acid and clean all the ;| cert the teeth. See that 110 miry 1 les are lodged between the ne?ert s; ll#?t ntllv lvt ? nrnlnidinn C.lils:?? i, but makes mouth cleans- l?? rsisi necessary as face cleans- on" ? jromcs an early and fixed uess i , folks' ait for the hoy to realize have st brush his hair and clean mendt f In* wants to spark. that 11 weeth, buck teeth, mouth these eforming teeth, while not , to gr< aark of a criminal, yet of j crime. Youngsters who p , in a corner?who shun J" w li wuc l?ody of nourishment, d\w toV"fnJiS ood chewing, ure likely to aodsur E? i re Comp< id Every One 'S ncerely trust that ^ *g ' ve feel toward our R , J| . ess this year, and jHiilfl ^ [ are reducing our it alone. We need If I' M he people a chance ' jj| | e feel that we are j the people the | , I f this stock cheap. i nicer Xmas gilt ruT ^11 Art Squares and H i r attention to the unS'-d it we are going to IF th each and every Jjfe-JxJ ticket and the one ? "~T$ amond Ring free. P vhen you make a ^ lerry Christmas TUJ / Year, we are lv Th ,y' cheer peam some rrliiiA e a lUWdlG W( 11 the i Iff Fum their V are y V \ i; w s e morbid, morose, melam-holy, ! |\\s< INATION OF TIIK IM'l. <;d. Mll,l.\ it. aroful inevstiKution of .*><1 cases from random from penal insti. \]v undo Jim, ho isn't inttdt s and analyzed shows that in When lalkin' 'bout the t. '.v., 10 per cent of the < ; (> "tho Tito subject doesn't seem to touch was father of the man." No iit? wiux inl seme of charm hideous teeth, face deformity. He's busy plaatiu* every spring, illy getting aloof, uwu> I'roin i An export without doiiht; Hows, until th?' ill sou " ot war- Yet furniiti* seems to he one thing gainst soeiety came upon them. |!(. ilates to talk about, of this misery <oiihl have been al, for it is almost certain that He'll talk for hours about the way all cases of noosed teeth can A tariff should behave, dp straight. Qn currency lie'll have his say Society of Good Cheer reooin- i? accents long and grave, serious consideration of mouth And that is how it is, I s'pose. With men throughout the land; The interestin' things are those lealtli in lied Cross Seals. We don't <ruite understand. ... . , ., , ?Washington Star, t ross t hrlstmas Seals are the ivestment in health any one can New of the Southern. Science has demons! rated ... ... sivcly that tubeiviilo is, the ( harleston laming I'ost. s greatest |,l:,g e which we . Pie 'dent 01 the Southern ave over Ml,., , i? ,|U. railway will provi a ver;. acceptable 1 States alone, .til. pr . d elioicc to the people of the extensive se cot.stt,nptiv. an pro, ' rl\ "n'i,,"> through which this great for. In other word \ ,w m op.-raH s. l-'airf.ix Harris .,j uptive. proper! f,? j.knows the country and the people and your llfo against t hcrcuiosla th,e railroad. Me has been associated i> prevention o ?rtl, . j',. r. . uith, the Soi.tllera Hallway for a roiu that -nni' i , ,i inniiM r ol year and w as close? in tin* help to'provi.le ho pit ill C V ' Hid-,ice a,I.I ympntliy of t h. late . sanatorium . .li, p.,, ,i. -;,v 1 1' '''ettl ! i n ley ol t he astern He tools and vi.-it in a itur f.. h' 1 ; ? \ irgtnmn ol a .Hslingtttshe.l lamcure ami pr.w Miii.ni ol ,, yl'i. h. ,n his own ;eiieratioii and S in this .on,,,,.,. , I . ,w 111 l,,s has created and on buy. then, i a i?v. I :'7,!"r- d new r II,s broth- r. in your own health and In that r * TST. *? ?.f ,,s"1"1ir familv. 15,>v a.nr ( 1 ^ 1,11,1 distinction. has b < ? ap now and help lo prof . t ,""'1 the mo: I Important from disease ' pert under the national admin, trillion. the gocrnoi'ship of the Pltilip~ pines. Fairfax Harrison is a htwyer nc Greatness in Macli .?, t s. ?.i exceptional ability and a railroad editor of the Interesting C o "x"",iv? <>' experience and proved eapucity. lie i yet a young man apartment of the Ann man the younge t president ol a due makes the point in the ..! - great system of railroads in the 1'niiiin,her that each ot u- I, ted States His admini tratio, of the lung of groat lie:-.- in him JL Southern Hallway Itould l>> mar I 'with gruflJ service to the South is department i: ih?i ? ., .'i d hh <'d with pro pority to tiepl<> of fame, m ain . or remark. poration ol which ho i? the In >!. I he ndowment. It aim: to [>! <- at ? slcnsive section whose iatc re is are aia aumher of 'common, o: li 1 " closely bound up with tin great oiks,' whose achievcm- i t. property lie is to direct will w h h :u led ess considerable, ei.hi r he ; -acre-- ia his work, of their courage, euduivtn \ tence, or other t|iialiti< - ! < h ; I low to Ihtnkriipt the Doctors. f us has something m x- ;l) j \ proa.iaent New York physici i n hint, and storle- of "p ain say-, "If it were not for the thin whose qualities of gt< tin stockings and thin soled ie< worn been put to some u e re i le wotttea the doctors would pr< utsly inspiring. It L or. 1 , aidy be bankrupt ' Win n you cottitany readers hate <b r. 1 , <eii 'tract a coal do r wait for it to depages some personal 'in! ' velop Into pneumonia but ti t it at >ater effort." 1 once. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is intended especially for coughs ami , ,, ? . ... Icolds, and has won a wide reputaIV cakness and Loss or Appetite | ,IV , ur?, 0f tie . dee;,. ton,t'1 II is tndlS/effectual and i pleasant JLls I M.I-.SS chilt 11 >N I<_, drivi s out . . * i i i, ,i i? nn<T7>iill?J? up tlic hysteiu. A true tonic I ^ Sitli% to take. 1 Ol .do A a * Appetiser. For adults-.nd children. Aoc. dealers. x sjv ?* .'SO* ?$ < ?? < < > .t. CHAIRS % I guess yes, good ones * . == . * Any kind of a chair you may want we have it and 1 Inl/ at a big reduction. Come t J look them over quick. a Cr> T r' *' * tT o in ^c> - - No 4# i ! LANCASTER HARDWARE SAYS: I V at besides the utility of a China Closet it lends a J to the dining room and adds to its home like up- V mce, and what woman has not among her possessions %, choice pieces of china that she is only too proud to 11 a conspicuous place in order to display them to the advantage and a tthe same time keep them under X : i kindly ask each and every one t>> visit our store in lext 10 days and look .over our enormous stock of t iture and China Closets, and be convinced as t^ * quality, and see the ridiculously low prices. These > :reat bargains. Com eand see for yourself. ?$ * v , t ; K?Hvvw?>^^vvvvvvvvvvvvv