The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, December 16, 1913, Page 2, Image 2
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ABVICK TO THE NEGHOKS. OIUKCT TO Cl'l
They Should Stop and Think Before Philippine Officials
Buying So Much on Credit. sign If Salaries i
To the Editor of The News: Manila, Dec. 10.?
Allow me to say to those of my the Philippine govcr
race who desire to prosper that we ed today to hand In t
should stop a while and think and in consequence of th
notice the course of thinking that assembly of an appr
led us Into sin this year and shun which economies an
that course next year. It is no ttrue 000,000 in the gover
that too much credit Is destroying tures are effected, cl
tho rnpp I huvo /UuPAviinnl l*v nl\- r ,.ni..Hi?..
.? . UM. v - ^ w uuriiun ui ntuui irn.
nervation that a man will stand at a it is expected the
store counter longer when ho is mittoe will modify t
spending the other fellow's money Washington. l>ec.
than he will when spending his own. nor General Francis
Is that right if it he true? A man son's announced pol
should be made to think and feel effect economy in P
that if he spends all that he and his j istration by reducth
operatives can make one year after i excess of $3,000 |>ul
the other that something is wroiiR. j figure, officials here
We are buying too many things. tho : strud how so great
mule, the feed, the hridle. the store j $j,noo.not) can b?
and the meat and bread, the salt, all j un ss other estimat
that it must cook, all on credit; the | jug last year the t
bed. the covering, tine coats, shoes, i salaries was $7,3.60,1
hats sind fine dres. all on cotton ami ' American saltiry lie
the seed in the other man's cotton the average Filipino
house. Is this business or what is I it has been Gove
it? When tips crop is made neigh-1 expectation to red uc
bors please tell me whose is it and gregate by combinal
when should it he sold? Both lint tions in the goveri
* and seed, who can say my cotton, it is believed here tl
my seed, my men? We are learning tion of $2,000,000 b
to steal, to break laws by dishonest it will lie necessary
management of that same crop that of the activities on i
we should understand was sold for ,
horse, guano, flour, shoes, coats,. | <'<>1, CXII.LIAItl
Credit looks to me like tin- largest ; '
woman in America born since tin* . ..? ?.
war and she gives birth to many
thousands every year. I like her b> Auto
very much. She only needs protee- Washington. Dee.
Hon and less assaults. Too many of which surrounded tl
her children are learning how to get latnl illness ot the
her favors in the spring and sum- Gailllnrd lias been d
mer .and go home, make failures, get official autopsy, the*
mad. come to her in the fall and say were made public t(
in her house. "You and your house. Taylor, one of the as
hold are liars. I did not get those engineers,
things." Why? Because I cannot I'his examination
remember them, and 1 do not out * olonel Cailliard ha
will not recollect them. Why? He- with an infiltrating
cause we are using too much of the brain, which from i
other fellow's money. We should n?t he successfully t
stop and think. Some people say the fflcal operation,
things that are cursing the negro in Secretary Garrisor
the way of living is the fact that we engineer officer wouh
plant too much. Hut that is not replace Colonel Gailli
true. He does not plant enough of i work, as the task oi
the right kind of crops. The biggest slides in the Culebra
thing in the mind of the negro is 10 tinia canal, upon wli
bales of cotton to the mule, and buy. PaKp<l up the tinn
ing corn on the lien, and when he ne8s- had bp('n
fails to make the corn he fails to ora' engineer staff of
make his meat and feed for his cow ' As a further tribal
and horse, hence the only thing that Folonel Cailliard
he can do to start with a fat mule tlon ?f the canal, the
next spring is to give his mule away ' commerce committe
and buy a fat one from Mr H.azel. unanimously to reco
Should we not stop and think the S*W ?f a I'M giving
matter over before 1914? $14,500, the yearly
Let others do and say what thev bor husband.
may, I menu to get little ami crow
instead of trying to appear k.rge and How to Bankrupt
get small. a prominent New
NATHANIEL THOMPSON. 8av8> ..jf it Were ix
R. F. 1). No. 2, Lancaster. S C. stockings and thin s
by women the doot<
Constipation Poisons You. a'hly be bankrupt '
If yon are constipated, your entire tract a cold do n: v
system is poisoned by the waste mat- velop into pnetitnoni
ter kept in tlie body seriotis results once. Chamberlain'!
often follow follow. I'se Dr. King's is intended especially
New Life Pills and yon will soon get colds, and has won
rid of constipation, headache and tion by its cures ol
other troubles. 25 at druggists or It is most effectual
by mail. II. K. Btteklen Co., Phila- and safe to take,
delphia and St. Louis. dealers.
I {ring the
THEY" will be GLAD to
ENTIRE STOC K of MI
prevail this eptire montl
41
II We have
COATS
| for the
y :t|( Ladies
tthe latest in st>
$10.00 COA1
FOR
$3.95
RATCLIFFE SHOES lor Ladies,
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THE LANCASTER
' SAIiAHIKS. Hood ItoniN Prevent Pise
? Few persons, on first tl
riirenten to lie- would see any possible con
?re It educed. between good roads and good
,, mil .Yet the State Board of He
Many officials of j^ansag Hay8 that good roads t
nmcnt threaten- wm preVent disease. How?
heir resignations ( reinova| 0f weeds and trash,
e passage by the ull(j trash prevent the prompt
opruitlon mil i>y i rat-on of mojsture and prom
lountlng to j tent ion of ground water. This
nment s expend!- j(jeu| breeding spots for most
luetly by the re- i meg antj other insects, whi<
ol ... . known as disease carriers, i
mltppino com" : montion chinch bugs, hoppe
he measure. I other insects which are cro
~ V?v'r agers. Furthermore, an undei
* Burton llarri- ?y it.,.
ley has been to U . .id V nunl bV K
hilipplne admin- , t of wh|ch fai.t
,n of salaries in tlloughUesH people are prone
no jelow i.it mivn?taKO thus increasing tin
do not under- ,y of inso(>l brt.wdinB ;lII(| vo
a 'I'11, ",!? tiiese insect carriers with pro|
' "ecompllshod for dlsouse transinlssioi
es .ne <u n *" roads also prevent disease 1
otal amount of , vldillB good dra|Iiago. Many
? "L r:,K?; have no means of drainage ex
!fS. .r'?> an ditclies along roadways,
salary $4.?,t. ditches, clear of brush and
irnor Harrison s j w|th hnrdeIled 8Urface and
e the salary ag- , fUjjt afford these farms the o
Ions and reduc- n|ty ()f rl(j(nllK themselves o
"".' Ir ,iur,,,l,,s- ' a stagnant pool. The remo
lat il the reduo- w,,od8t proper road draging,
o"gh about. b|ird,.n|llB and oiling, insures
to suspend some ,lrainapo ot pool> (litrh ai
yubllc works. jface water, removing the po^
of insect breeders, for none ci
>'s IHSI-: \SK. tiply without moisture, Hoar
in itself is destructive of
n I train, Slionn larvae, especially mosquitoes
i,sy. | known fact. Dry roads offer
1 The mvsterv ,r!,''is. and notably children v
je cause of the compelled to walk to and
late Lieut Col. school, dry shoes and feet,
issipated bv till' colds are due to specific geri
results of which " is !l well-known fact Hint co
wtav hv Cnlotiel feet and chilled limbs lower
sistant chiefs of idstenco of individuals and
thorn more favorable subjects
showed that lections of the respiratory pa
<1 been afflicted Im'lmling pneumonia and ti
tumor in the losis. Good roads prevent disi
ts nature could netting an example to adjoinin
roated bv a stir- premises. Good roads promott
I and set an example to the
i today said no -whose premises are borden
d be assigned to , them. The comparison of s
iard in the canal (traded, clean highway with
removing the i kempt and trashy barnyard
cut of the Pan- Ihg Is sufficient to stimulate
lich he was en- ] landowner to a clean-up. Prk
e of his last ill- pels him to offer to passer*
tied by the gen- neat appearing and attractive
the zone. and barnyard. Results are o
e to the services obvious. Good roads are actl
in the construe- ease prevention agencies, asid
house Interstate their financial and commercial
e today agreed
nimend the pas- l>r. Hoh.son's Ointment Heal:
to Mrs. Qailliard Eczema,
salary drawn by
The constantly itching, 1
sensation and other dlsag
forms of eczema, tetter, salt
the Doctors. a|1(j skjn eruptions promptly ct
York physician l)r. Hobson's Bctama Olt
>t for the thin Geo. \V. Fitch of Mendota, 111
oled shoes worn "1 purchased a box of Dr. ii
>rs would prob- Eczema Ointment. Have ha<
When you con- ma ever since the civil war,
vait for it to de- been treated by many doctor
a but treat it at have given the benefit that c
- Cough Remedy of Dr. iiobson's Kczemn Ol
. for coughs and lias." Every sufferer should
i a wide reputa- We're so positive it will help
these diseases, guarantee it or money refund
and is pleasant all druggists or by mail .r>0c.
For sale by all Chemical Co., Philadelphia i
Louis.
fi *11^
iAUu HE K
^8Mi?235!3E2B
see HIM and so will
SRCHANDISE. Here
!ii_ It's JUST WHAT YOU V
Brown Sheeting 3
>i Check Homespun 4J
Underwear Outing 7
, Full line of
POPLINS,
le' SERGES
?S and
WOOLENS
AT THE RIGHT PR
rnnn i TAn nunrn r it i
LUULAIUK JHUti tor ALL;
^ Always LOOK for
It LEADS 1
Where You
NEWS, DECEMBER 16, 1
ase. Save the BtnU.
bought, At the last meeting of
uection i Carolina Federation of
health, jclubs bird protection was i
lalth of an imp0rtant branch of tl
:an and i 4 ,
By the | ment conservation.
Weeds j It is now desired to ra:
evapo- of money to be placed in
lote re- 0f (jie National Association
luitoes8 bon Socletle8 to ?88l8t ,n cs
h are work of bird protect!
not to South.
rs and j The national associatlc
p dam- Kreutt>8^ organization in i
growth ; . ? . , .
of gar- for t,u* protection of blrdi
ig con- now established Southern
[ as and ters in Atlanta, Gu., so tl
em birds may be better
facili- !
priding association owns a n
>er ma- bird refuges in the South
i. Good in South Carolina, off Jaui
>y pro- it lias spent thousands of d<
farms year protecting birds in t
cept by with little assistance from
Open Carolina people,
debris. | Five dollars secures a
proper bcrsliip with subscription
pportu. Lore" magpzlne and all ot
f many rations issued from time
val of Persons not able to become
surface but who desire to help the c
prompt contribute any amount Wl
I'd sur- means.
;?.I1UI!.V ni9??y contributed fi
I oil In k ( aro"na w'll be used for
insect South Carolina. The moiie
-a well ?d ,or payiiiR wardens, ra
pedes- a campaign of education
.ho are better laws, and other ma
from IU'cted with bird protectioi
While! Club women are urged
us vet contributions in each t?:
ild' wet touchers are requested to
the re- trlhutlons from schools.
make order to make this \v
lor iM- tlve, $1,000,000 is needed 1
ssages ber I0, State Com]
libereu- aBreed to accept and acl
ease by daily in Tlie State paper i
g farm tiutlons. All sportsmen
travel 'overs should respond
farmer Checks should be made p
ad hv James Henry Uice. .Jr., fielc
i well- Mrs M T- COLEMAN,
... ... President South Carolina I'
adjoin" Women's Clubs.
> every MRS. SARAH H. VISAN
le com- Chairman Department of
' by n tion.
nly too M1SS BELLE WILLI AN
ive dls- Chairman Bird Con
e from
I value.
'Twere Folly to lie V
s Itchy Boston Transcript.
Ho?They say be has mr
inrning than he knows what to dc
reeable ^',p?Ah! such ignoranc
rheum bliss.
II red by
fitment.
savs. Notice of Discharg
obson's Notice is hereby given th
1 Kcko- dersigned will, as admlnli
, have the estate of Mary E. Cole,
s, none on the 22nd day of Decern
?ne box maye my final return as su
ntmont istrator and apply to th
try it. Court of Lancaster county
you we dismissory.
ed. At J. M. CAS
Pfieffer Admr. Estate of Mary E.
ind St. ceased.
Nov. 21, 1913.
> NOW A1
YOU. for HE b
are a FEW of t
If ANT?The RIGHT CC
3^c Knickerbocker
z Pants for Boys
Ac
yiC Men's
Pa
Men's
all wool, $ 1 Reduced
t
ICE Come and
Also SHOES for the
the POINTING
'HE WAY
Get the BIGGE
913.
? CAN YOU DOUBT IT?
the South
Fomen's
idopted us (|ie proof Can be so Easily In- ! I
le depart- .. . .
veatigated.
Ise a sum When bo many grab, ful citizens of
the hands this locality testify to benefit derived
i of Audu- from Doan's Kidney Pills, can you
irrying on doubt the evidence? The proof is
on in the not far away?it is almost at your W
door. Rend what a resident of Great i M
?n is the Falls says ubout Doan's Kidney Pills, i JL.
llio world C;an you demand more convincing 1
s. It has testimony? w
headquar- Mrs. Ida Rarton, 11 Hampton St.. Dj(
mt South- Great Falls, S. C., says: "I can Bay K,.
cared for that Doan's Kidney Pills are an ef- I t^l
' fective kidney medicine, for they did W1
lumber of me a World of good. I am certain
, and one that they will be Just as beneficial
ies Island, to other people who take them. For
>llars each quite awhile, I was bothered by dizzy
he South, and nervous spells. I frequently re,
the South had pains in my sides and hips. Seeing
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised, | a"
full hty'in- i got a supply. I had not taken pa
to "Bird them long before I was well." pr
h'r For sale by all dealers. Price 60 g^
nipmh(>r?' cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, v>?
"iuse m iv Now York, sole agents for the |?\
thT'tK s""m- {,'
Remember tlio name?Doan's?
*0111 South and take 110 other. |j]
worn in
y is need- Lancaster & Chester Ry. Co. Se
wcifriiig -Schedule in Effect Nov. 9th, 1913..
Iters eon- Eastern Time.
WESTBOUND.
t'? secure Lv. Lancaster 6:00a?3:15p _
iw and L.v. Fort Lawn 6:30a?3:55p ~~
send eon- Lv. Bascomvllle 6:47a?4:15p p
Lv. Rlchburg 6:58a?4:30p xl
ork effoc- Ar. Chester 7:40a..5:15p
)V Decern- EASTllOUND.
(nowledge Lv. Chester 9:30a?6:45p
I l eontrl- Lv* nichburg 10:20a?7: 27p
/ Lv. Bn-comvllle 10:31a?7:38p ?
liberally L " Fort Lawn 11:03a?7:5Bp ?~
nvnhin to Ar- Lancaster 11:30a?8:25p
i !cent Connections?Chester, with South- SEI
em, ?eaboa!;d and Carolina & North- I FRS
federation west?TO Railways. I
euerauon Fort Lawn wUh seaboard Air Line I
Rallwa. . |oft"
SKA. Lancaster, with Southern Railway. I
Conserva- A. P. McLURE, Supt.
lmlttee.
Grow More Cotton to
Plant Simpkins'
>re money 1
? with. rl ho earliest Cotton 111 the \
from planting to bale. Very
I lintel* We soil only genuineseed?direct
from his farm.
Price $1.25 per bushel. 25
T.ihpral riiRcmint if flrrlprpH R
ber, 1913,
ch admin- On cvci'v order sent lis befo
for Tetters' * ^'s l)l'iec. Order now?tin
KKY | W. H. MIXSON SEED CO.,
co,?. D?- j Sole Distributors for S(
tfOOHHB WMWWMMMpywwj?iir<nj mww. ihwibi
ias REDUCED the PRIC
he MANY LOW PRICES
>0DS at the RIGHT TIME and at
, 1 9c Ladies
- Coat
Ills 8!>c Suits
Suits $12.5o value;
2.50 value This week $6
f\ ^7 OQ Children's Teddy Bear C
0 <P I .JO a11 colors.
get one. $1.39
I
BABIES. It will pay to call and
Finger Over Our DOOI
1ST BARGAIN for the L
?j *
Citv I
Meat
Vfarket
e have bought the comjte
outfit of Plyler Bros,
ty Meat Market and you
il find us at the
Same Old Stand
ady to serve with dispatch
orders given us. We will
y the highest market
ice for
attle, Hogs, Hotter,
ggs, Chickens, Tur?ys
and all kinds of
rccn Hides.
e us before you sell. Call
us before you buy.
vr t ! ^ '
i uurs ior nusiness, ^
ogner Bros.
& Connor
S^FO^REEC?!alog^Circul?^B
>hion Plate No. 1, copyrighted, I
Ike Ftmoui 90 Day* Treatment and I
McKISSICK'S METHOD
latins the Scalp, Hair and Skin with No. I
1. 2 & 3 Preparation*
W. T. McKISSICK. A COP.
Q. Boa t02. Wilmington, DaL J
(he Acre,
Prolific Seed.
Vorld. Ninety days
prolific and a good
M .. Ci.mdrinn'
-1H I . kJIIIIJIIVIIia UU II
bushels at $1.15.
efore January First.
re Jan. 1st take lOe ^
3 time is short.
CHARLESTON
)uth Carolina.
P?H? i
TO
ES of OUR
5 which will
RIGHT PRICES.
U8 If
:oats, i I J
I get OUR prices
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EAST PAY