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v HONEST PRIMARY PURPOSE I Address at People's I Representative Ritt SAFEGUARDS ARE I Spirited Talk After tli Some in Audience < Objections. News and Courier. Jan It The rottenness of the j mary system in South Car remedy which he propose from of a bill he expects t< In the Legislature this mo the topic on which Itep Samuel Rittenbgrg meml House from Charleston la? dressed the people's Foru Gage Ilall. 'Jpic Hall was and a featuqp of the meet! lively discussion which f< Itittenberg's address. An feature of this discussion w ber of very free confessioi committeed in former pri those who discussed the i Throughout the whole there was no attempt to si the fact that frauds of on another were propetrated 1 ly all who had anything tc partisan way with primarh years in Chalr^ston. At the all who spoke protested tl desire to have these coml formed and the spirit of sions seemed to be that win done had been done in ? and because "the enemy" similar methods. BLAMES SYSTEM FOR Mr Rlttenberg be gan b] merous examples of fraut primaries taking instances from those which had com notice. He said he was n anyone for these things b tem which made these fr ble. As long as there are el under which frauds may b< he said frauds will be com there will always be me community whose interest curing office by fair mea and who will use every tr their ends. His bill he said would j of the present frauds from mltted. Whenever the saf turers Improved safes bui proved their methods ol Therefore he had no d whether this or any other acted those who wished fraud would find some w The point he wished to however was that his hi It, woud not permite the I are now practice^ to be and would make It very I difficult for crookedness ti ticed than it is at present VOTER TO PRESENT CATE. Mr. Rlttenberg tfcan briefly a bill which lie ha with the Idea of suhmlttli Legislature at this session, for the appointment of i boards, allows any man wt In the State a year and nienty days to register pr each man shall sign his nai shall present this at the pc tlon day and endorse it in managers, after which he v ed a?numbered ballot wh vote in a closed booth al details of the Australian ba are provided for. The call also provides shall be no electioneering within one hundred and f! the polling place though fully for representatives < didates within the polling Another feature of the b rupt Practices Act which candidate or any person f date to spend more in hi than one-ralf total amount ary for the term of the which he is running. It m tion frauds punishable by or Imprisonment. The prii ure of the Corrupt Practlc the speaker, was that it pr if it is shown that a succei date or ayone in his behal more than the permitted successful candidate will nomination and also be in running at the general ele< low the primaries. STRONG HOPES FOR I Mr. Rittenberg indiscus; in general said he was gla< to say that one of the monl members of the House of 1 tives and one of the lead body, had offered his supi bill, and he said he had sti ing his or a similar bill eni coming session. The principal cry agalns said would be that of " Replying to this< tie pojpb his bill contained twenty lions; that some of the pr tion laws of other Stotes c hundred and three pages, bad not only tried to bo! law* of fifteen Btaiee In pr bill bnt had aleo tried to p lone calculated tohneet cor ollar to thle State.- From point of the roter he eald no red tape In hia law. Al would hare to do woul sign hie name In register!! hie mark and have It wit: celve a certificate endorw flcate at the poll and mark The uee of the Austral!# said would no doubt be doing away with open br under the secret voltlng briber could not know w man he bribed "dellverd WANTS HONEST PR] He urged all interested an honest primary law t their legislative represent# it and to write to friends For Weakness and Loss c The Old Standard ctnrral atrrna J OKOVR'8 TASTKI.KSS rhltl TO> Malaria and builds up thr *y?trni sod aura Apjxtixcr. l-ot jJulu-.m THE uANG counties unci ask them to urge their BAMBOO AS P/ representatives to vote for a bill con- _ taining the Australian ballot and ? r\i- mi i other features designed to prevent xp? B?ir 1C Q election frauds. , HoP? That Th Iff DILL 8a'd he was not biassed In fa- Be Fonnc vor his bill and that he woulud vote for another if another were Introduc- Inventors are e ,, , ed that he believed better than his for the wood pulp 1 orum by own. However when elected to the of paper. 80 far enherir Legislature he had promised the elec- 5oen tr1<sd to R* trate to devote his efforts to seur- ? lng an honest primary law and he WOInpn would carry out his promise in one ,5?* .a. DESIRED way or another. wtab,? llfe- b** I? I The speaker consumed about half y?1 been success! ie SptMH-h, an hour but the discussion which fol. anything except v lowed lusted aliuost twice as long. In the far east j The discussion was spirited and In- perlments with ts terestlng and has seldom been live- basis for the mal h ller at any Foruui meeting. Some of capitalists of the < resent prl- audience pointed out objections f aH to e8tablls ollna and a to "?e Pfoposedl bill and .1 in tho U,e sepaker attempted to answer the ' " ' intonliien objections. In addition there were liaa not y?1 been a ntii formed some who asked questions concerning The great factor t itive features of the bill which Mr Rltten- of tho enterprise i >er of the l)erK 1,11(1 1,ot rPa<1- tlle question of sa it night ad- The Itev. Clifton M. Gray who pre- transportation, im it Alva 5,1(10(1 annoui,ced that at the next puip BO far ma well filled F,?,rum Mr Latha" the fault of being ng was the editor of The News and Courier would br, 8at,8factc illowed Mr RPeak on ' The Relation of the News interesting l>aPcr to t,,(! Conmunity, and that "v" t.... .? tho'nnm at fho meeting following this Judge golcl a toni of friud Withers Metnminger would speak f&r 1,aa been soli in irlers l>v on "The Kffectivenss of Courts in mltted in Londor subject South Carolina. company may rece discussion ?? gold a ton. The mooth over ELECT THIS YEAR the factory so fu e sort or * riUTP P TTTCrPTf,*Ti1 lla1' ?' 'lie origin jy practical J UOliCL tons of pulp a da > do in a pected that with *s of recent Twenty-One Other Officers Are to the plant a norm; ! same time bc rnied by the General can be maintains i?lr alncore Assembly. may be exceeded theconfes: The State. ? it Had been Elections win take up several days 1 ue unucai >?lelf-defence of the session of the general assern- enterprise seems was uslug bly which convenes here next Tues- of bleaching the ] day. Investigation of the records In for bamboo pulp FRAUDS, the office of the secretary of state among which Is t / citing nu- shows that there are 22 places to be pulp can be had 1 I in recent filled by election at this session. where other pulp at random Following are the places to be . . .. ,f . e under his filled: Two directors of the State peni- . .. ' ot blaming tentiary insurance commissioner, re,ta readily ut the sys- Sate libarian two trustees of the opa^e paper of auds possl- University of South Carolina, one than usual for it ectlon laws trustee of the Medical College of especially autt&bl ? cimmltted South Carolina two trustees of Win- rietlea of paper; t mltted, for throp Normal and Industrial college, H easily digested n in every three trustees of Clemson Agricul- aniphide prooess lies in Be. tural and Medical college one Tnt f^ij be hand I* ns or foul, member board of visitors of the . .. lck to gain Citadel two trustees of the State negro college judge of the Third circuit j t >revent any Judge of the Fourth circuit judge of j Engineers Lai being com- the Six circuit judge of the Eight Like the mlnlni e manufac- circuit and associate Justice of the lug engineer now rglars 1m- supreme court. problem in his fl? opening. The general assembly will this year solve, and the qu loubt that elect a chief Justice of the supreme for foundations f bill was en- court The late Y. J Pope was elected mtH> more than to commit- chief Justice in 1906 for a term of n_nth la n_ ay around, eight years. Upon his death Ira IL . emphasize, Jones resigned in 1912 to enter the t*?611 demonstrate II one like pired term. Eugene II. Gary was greatest offlc frauds that elected chief Justice when Judge world, on the sit committed, Jones resigned in 1912 to enteh the building, destroy* much more race for governor. The associate neers dug and bl a be prac- justice and the chief justice will be stj-eet. and at a elected for terms of ten years each. found a rock be CERTIh I- Bj(e for mor explained COURAGE FOR THE NEW YEAR. 5!10,f?"ndat1""- J g up that the mighty < ig it to the form the true ml It provides Gaffney Ledger. covering over 49. registration Have the courage start right and be built. The cc 10 has lived keep right. complete, will be the county Have the courage to turn from evil six feet brond ai uYnn:n iini linn in i niifi i" mill. ? men iis b?i)h. strengthened or no when ho Have the courage to perfor com- gteel rods ills on oloc- fort and propriety to fashion in all ' view of the things. ninn#t. F , . i'lll bo hand Have the courage to wear your old , leli ho will clothes unitl you have the rrfbney to ., i-ndles Al lone. Other pay for new ones. , chicken plo c illot system Have the courage to discharge a Shloll's hall last 5 debt while you have the money in a large attendam that there your pocket. . fair was a succei of any sort Have the courage to obey your con- that advertising p Iflty feet of science at the risk of being ridiculed jze(j the pages of it provides by men. ? with their annoui nf the can- Have the courage to own you are en h ^ places. poor and thus disarm proverty ofits .. . . ... . .. Ill is a Cor- sharpest sting. the J?b ",th forbids any Have the courage to do without 00 an<* '"?d < or a candi- that which you do not need however produced an arth Is election much your eyes may covet It. 1-sh. There was s t of his sal- Have the courage to speak to a slers present an<3 ofllce for friend In a "seedy" coat, even though tlon on the chid! akes elec- you are In company with a rich one, MflXens** the food a large fine and richly attired. ter down a ^ ncipal feat- Have the courage to speak your . , . . .. es Act said mind, when it is necessary you should t ovided that do so, and to hold your tongue when 81,1X1 ?" " *sful candi_ it Is prudent you should do so. i otoputlng the far f has spent Have the courage to show your re_ dies' Aid of Buffal sum the spect for honesty, in whatever guise things they do th forfeit the it appears; and your contempt for Review. eligible for dishonesty and duplicity, by whomso- ; ( inn to fol- ever exhtbtted. High Opned I Have the courage to "cut" the most A ahortlw HS BILL,, agreeable acquaintance you have . . ling the bill when you are convinced that he lacks 1 to be able principal. "A friend should bear with anoe ; prominent a friend's infirmities, but not with his down SW 1 lepresenta- I vices." weigh# eight pout ern of that | Have the courage to stand by your tt to baaed oo phi iort for the convictions, be both courteous and aval 1 attars can b pong of see- ; firm, making ho compromise with oat key, while It ir.ted at the evil, not ttirnlncr info h* unit fnrhM. . ' . rwo iflfi mu on | den paths; choose the right, rejejct ,, . , eeroa e t his bill ho the wrong; be good and do ?ood and red tape."! then yon will' hare a Happy New ^ |Q * ?d out that Year. J LiTjiTi ifti -seven sec- 1 1 < ? I * 1m*ry alee- Why * Advertising Pajrs. I ?Tftr?d,^T? Cncord Timee. ' 1"**'* He said he _ . A. . , he *' baeas " 1 down the I ?n* of the re&AOnfl why advertising #n#rin, hi* has grown so enonriouslr of recent rrr: .. . j at In orovls 7?*r9 ' that merchants const carry ~ iditlona pec an atmdsphere of prosperity. The the stand- 04,1,1 whoNenters a business office with mmt __ I there was Ml1?* clothes and face unshorn and w?m*m II the TOter boovU ? not *** to *>}*> , d be to Th*9 may be due to superficial Judg- Lord Aeetrary,1 _ or maj(e menta but people hare to make the other day at tbe r n??RK(l re- beBt U9ft they can of exterior indlca- tyntoe, the Sir . j tbe certl- tlons. Slmllary the public Judges of wrote The Pie* i his ballot. a merchants' cuccess by exterior nun>^ous sclent! in ballot he 8,f nB-A b"9??es8 man who does not flrBt effective i? | advertise conveys an Impression of hl. photoKraph u .i... passiveness and Indifference, of slow-, . M . av?tTm the K0,nK 0,d fashioned methods. The ' 't happened In rhether the Public valuos enterprise In retail the French photof the goods " t trade higher than almost any other over from Franct [MAltV ' jono Quality. Liberal advertising Is his Inrentlon by i In securing a merchant what good clothes and he paid Lord Ave o speak to a c,ea" appearance are to a sales- Mr Lubbock wa? 4t ' , 4 miin It uii tr araat that o *-* uives anoui ?-.r" *?" " '.""W"""1,.'? things new, and 1 I.. ??h..r prosperous that he has In the past tL? succeeded In pleasing the public that aJ"?le of tho * m #i#a he ls aleart enough to get good bar- Pictures. LAird Appotlto Ka|n8 for |,ia customers. It shows then a tiny fellow tonlc# that he has such confidence In his garden. Daguerre i a iruV*o?"c Koods that he Is willing to spend In this way ho bel 1 children, ioc money to tell people about them. photographed 1& 1 A.STER NEWS, JANUARY 9, 1914. JJ. . 1 l 'l ^-aJS?^4U-V15. A-U APER MATERIAL DR. S. WEIR MITCHELL ^~Madc With tH. PHYSICIAN DIES la Material May | I Available*. Won International Fame its Author ieeklng a eubstltutai au?I Wr,t*r of Fiction?Was In the manufacture Noted Neurologist. ' Philadelphia, Jan. 4._Dr. S. Weir from corn husks* Mitchell, noted author and physician, other forms of veg- (,,ert at h,s home here early thl3 rint paper not morning. Death was due to influhilly produced from enza, the seriousness of which was rood pulp. accentuated by his advanced nva they are making r\x- Fueneral services will be held Tuesimboo as a possible daytin. r?f mtin qnmn ,)r- Mitchell was stricken last M011Hng of pulp. Some dRy wUh whftt was Qt first thoURht Orient hnvo gon s to a mjj(j anack 0f ^rip and until h factories in Siain, yesterday no apprehension for his but the undertaking recovery was felt. His condition, Itogether successful, however, became grave last night and against the success tin* distinguished patient did not In India seems to be rally, the end coming a few hours tlsfactory and cheap later. Members or his immediate family were at his beside. inufactured has had , *)r- Mitchell's fame both as a phy. ... . . sician and author was international, ?? \ir n although he probably was more widetry price. Bamboos jy known as a writer of fiction. His 0 far have cost $3.41 j.1Sf book, "Westways," appeared a e of the product so f,.w months ago. A year ago he pubi, but samples sub- lished "John Sherwood, Ironmaster," 1 indlcato that tho ami among his other works of fiction dve aB high as $">8.27 were "Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker," maximum output of 1 be Adventures of ! rancois. r has not exceeded "F,::,.nt,;oisv.Vi)l!on-", ? Mtr? a Y . . .. - 1C and Dr. North and His Friends. ? . l)r- Mitchell was noted as a neuroiy, but it is now ex- jORjst atl(j j,js medical works were a small addition to j.irgeiy on tin' subject of nervous disal output of 12 tons ,,as,,s.' He was an advocate of the 1 and that this rate "rest cure," in the treatment of nerin time, with com- vous diseases. .............. "!l iiiuiuiiai rAjn:unu. oil.II IMIH IK'll \N JIS 1)01*11 111 aturo of the entire Philadelphia Fohrjary l.r>, 1820. lie to he In the matter entered the medical department of pulp. Experts claim ,ho Pnlvcrslty of Pennsylvania, but certain advantages. ?n nC(lou^ ?r 1,1"T was obliged to ? _ leave In the middle of his senior he fact that bamboo yoar iator was given his degree n parts of the world j)V tli?? Jefferson Medical College in materials are not to thj8 cltv. es a fine pulp which 1 produces a thick greater thickness WHAT OF THAT? s weight, making It. e for particular ra- ?-Tjrefi!" Well, what of that? the fine flexible fiber Old'st fancy life was spent on beds by the ordinary bW of ease, and the bamboo can Fluttering the rose leaves scattered ?d mechanically and by the breeze? Come, rouse thee, while 'tis called to I day; ntfi at Obstacles. Coward! Arise, go forth upon the 1 engineer, the bufld- * a> ' finds practically no "Lonely!" And what of that? ild which he can not Some must be lonely; 'tis not given lestlon of excavating to all or high buildings Is To feel a heart responsive rise and a routine matter. fall, it hindrance, as has T<> bend another life into Its own; h I,. Mnn, i7>?_ Work mav be done In loneliness: VI an ?^cn ft VJI (V. V Ul e structure in the uor on" e of the Equitable ..r)ark!- Well, and what of thai? ^d by Are, the engl- | ?i?i*Kt fondly dream the sun would lasted far below the never set? depth of eighty feet Dost fear to lose thy way? Take courd around the entire age yet; e important base of l-earn thou to walk by faith and not It is on this bedrock '?>' slPht; ofTerdam. which will T,1>' Rt?P W,U guided he and guided ddle of a foundation . . . 000 square feet, will ..,Iur(1, w.qi, and what of that? fferdam itself, when Dit'st fancy life one long summer a solid concrete wall, holiday, nd eighty feet deep, With lessons none to learn and reinforced by heavy nought hut play? (lo, get thee to thy task; conquer or die! tly Was a Success. 11 must ,M! learned; learn it, then, paId of BufTnlo gave a tiently. linner at the sale la ?Xo hoIp,.. Xay .t,s ?ot so, Saturday. There was Though human help he far, thy God :e and the whole af- js nigh, is. The Indies know who feeds the raveus hears His cliiliays, and they patron- dren cry; the Review liberally He's near thee, wheresoe'er thy footicements. The worn- steps roam, chicken pies were on And 1,0 wil1 *u,de tlu,e- ll?ht thpe1 feet and their hats . help thee home :ake and bean artists ~!'yln 1)ow ln !'lvln? Church-lo that tasted morei big bunch of young- o C.C. J ?!_ I when they got ao- Suffered With ten pie and other T1 a T*? ID disappeared like war ThfOat TrOUDle. ;er hole. The flnan- _ win inner produced the ' Carnc9 l cash. There is no Serine of t that when the La- Warren ^ lo sqnaree away to do County, .. em.?Buffalo (Mont.) Ten nessee. From cx- Mgfc _________ posure to E8k.< &' * ' > ' ' urthend MaoMnt. words ft minute ftnd p<^ "thatH^^!? tdft. The working of his health Af >1 XMdo spelttn*. 8er- Was entirely M> *- vv<j ft printed by striking In Is (x?wth*e to strike. "jKe of^all V *, rtJ^2pl3 Jvecy ^ cure ? I ?* *? After Q** uniny four 11!S?totm JlSinV cUUhnmT that MIL B. W. D. BARNES, fMOtsd as rrrififs he waa en* McMi noriHe, T?W|? mill In II I I i ? 1 1 r 1 X . """ ? ~_ restored to health. ' < " ' Catarrh of the throat Is hot only an <, annoylnir dlseaxe of itaelf hut It ?*. _ poses the victim to run/ other dlscHue.v We kre coivetantly breathing rfco pasted a W tk? Into our throat* numerous atmosope old age of betSD pherlc germs. Disease germs of all fohn Lubbockj wto sorts. This cannot b? avoided. If raren of L.tfe,"* and the throat Is healthy the system 1s Be books, waft the protected from these poisonous In England to have Kerms. But If the throat is raw and ^ <( punctured with numerous little ul_ ' cers, by patarrh, then the disease this way. Daguerre, germ8 have easy access to the system, p-aphic pioneer, came Keep the throat well and clean. ! in order to protect This is the way to protect yourself it British patent, and against contagious diseases. Gargle dury'B father a visit. the throat as explained In the new i Interested In ail "J'18 ot 8ent free by tho Peruna wished tC see an ex- ?o Columbus. Ohio. . Mr. Barnes says: "I had throat cess o making sun- troubie ana had three doctors treatAvfhury, who was jnfi, me fA||e<l to do me any r, was playing In the good, and pronounced my health gone, got htm to pose, and I concluded to try Peruna, and after tnnip the first person using four bottles ctin say I was enbln&lund tlrely cured." WHENEVER YOU NEED A GENERAL TONIC - Tl The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless rh Valuable as a General Tonic because it Drives Out Malaria, Enriches the Blot the Whole System. For Grown Peop You know what you are taking when you take Gro\ as the formula is printed on every label showing that tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It is as str tonic add is in Tasteless Eortn. It has no equal for J Weakness, general debility and loss of appetite. Givi Mothers and Pale, Sickly Children. Removes IJilic Relieves nervous depression and low spirits. Arouses purifies the blood. A True Tonic ami Sure Appetizer. No family should be without it. Guaranteed by your Di True to Taste. . move the li< Exchange. ; promptly ob The recent death of Field Marshal j "Let me t; Lord Wolseley was nrought out many ' "Llut?" 1 anecdotes of the famous Hritish ofli-1 "Let me cer. On one occasion, as the soldiers I tasted it. "1 were dining and the orderlies were ed. "It's fo hastening back and forth with pails water." of steaming soup. Wolseley stopped j The order one of them and ordered him to re. it is, sir!" li Farm Land Fr 129 Acres, II. C. Moeller's, and The nice known as the John Hell place, 9 house and 1 miles southwest of Lancaster, 5- sale at a ba room house, tenant house, barn and 166 Acrei well, with about 50 acres worked, miles north Also 192 acre! of same, 100 culti- lands of All vnted, 5-roora house and barn (barn ridge. 40x70,) tenant hVnso and barn, with 84 Acres, spring and wind mm'w^mplete. Large Dixie, good body of natural foresttTnU^, and plenty of w< will saw perhaps one-half IhUlion 13% acri feet. For price and terms, see \ Gold Mine 198 Acres, three miles east of llan- with miners caster, and on both sides of the lied- 11 Acres (leld road leading towards Antlqch. of town, s About a four horse farm open. truck farmli main 4-room house and two 3-room "^-4J0% Ac tenant houses, and two-room tenant nlceN^ouses house. About 75 acres natural about1^)0 forest, some good timber and some sides nebr very fine land. wells. 1j6 Now If you are looking for a good On? acr# plantation near ' ,wn, see me at once, house on El: If desired I can cut It up into 25, aQd cotton i 50, or 100 acre tracts, at the small Two houi price of $3 5 per acre. Evai s lot. i 98% acres, one mile east of n?rtb of s? Primus, on public road, well water- C/onnors ] ed and good place. 45 to 50 acres and Darkey cultivated. Good 4-room house, QUlc0(j tenant house, barn and stables and 1Lr n e good pasture. By good school. J. !e?,? J. Small's. $32.50 an acre. on , a J 84% acres on Flat Creek, Ben worke?? abc Small place. Nice house and out- f0???, "ouse buildings. Farm open, good water, ; buildings, e etc. $15.00 an acre. ! . 60 Ac!!e9 46% acres, T. H. and E. S. Bon..I church, 3-r< nett's, near Anvil Rock and west of ^'mber, far Beaver Creek road, on roud leading 1 ^ret by Marion Walker's. Tenant I *."* acr< house and 10 acres of fresh land, i Springs, s< rest in pine thicket. Some very fine road, about land. $20 nu acre. part In woe Three nice 3-room houses, S. T. rena ,,UB Blackmon place, very cheap. good well c 76 acres. J. H. Barr's, near Dixie, acre. _ y 5-room house and two tenant , i?ooa tic houses. Also 40 acre farm open. Springs at i Price $35 per acre. 23? yi T'' Dr. Mclntyre's nice new house for , npar Qrnip sale at a bargain. 1acre 2-acre lot by Farmers' warehouse 8-rooi In Lancaster. See me. 4/foom and Springs lots In North Lancaster. yPastures. ^ See me. / and also i Burnt house lot by Perkins' neighborhoc place, Fast End, $7 50. Also Perkins' now reduce 2-story house and lot, East End. $37 an acn Price $2,250 to $2,500. / at once. V Three lots, Sinclair Heights, more tracts Price $150. Nice 6-ro 51H acres on Flat CnKek, 8. 'up, two bl< Small's. $1,050. Will ct^r price. near lnterse 103 acres, near Elgin,^3,000. ket streeti Two 50-acre lots by Creo. Baker's, $1,800.00. $35.00 an acre. I 300 acre? 66% acres at Antl/ch. $32.60 Cat and Ly per acre. / ings, thre< 386 acres, near Union. $25 per acres extra acre. / 200 acres 1 814 acres, T. iff. McMurray's of saw tlml home place, 5 mll/s north of Lan- told, is wor caster, cut up in lots at $25, $30 and price of Ian upwards per acre. I for $10 to 371 acres, the Moore tract, near $8.00 per i Union church. $25\per acre. cash. Nice 5-room house, North Lanca*- 61 % acr< ter. Dr. Mclntyre's. Special sale. Dixie, 30 ac Plyler lots on Meeting and Bar? 3-room ho streets, north of Bob Crawford's open. Price new house, large lots. $400 and up. 60 % ac 107% acres, one mile south of near Dwigh factory, known as Hunter place, two house;. 5-r houses and farms. $50 per acre. well of wat 166 acres, three miles north of located. I Taxahaw, known as Tom McManas $2,460.00. and Dewette tracts, snd by Stiiet 43 acres, Knight's one-horse farm open, joining Hen $2,000. Sam Laney, ' It Kw tlx -I. - - - roaa, near i Mil known aa J. P. Carnea tract} per acre houae and 2-hors? farm open. 92t.lt 15 acres per acre. Stogner A 93 hi acres, Rofus Carnea tract, ODe mjl6 ^ by above tract, house and one-hone Arch road 1 *""*? , 70 acres. J. A. Cauthen'a, near DrtM ftTll1 *. Dan Bailey's house, and ?0-aern p # farm open. 922.10 per acre. . Also a rev 79 acne, north of , Tatahaw, 7' A f6W know aa the .Hugh McManaa place. 60 acne 91,100. Camp Creek 40 acres at fork New Arch root, Cat road, 22 miles of Lancaster. 970 an acre. room tenan Half dosen lota in corner by L C. "brings. A1 Laaenby and Mike Johnson, easy 11.900 or 7: payments. Prices 9310 to 9<tO a 97 acres. lot. See me quick. 927.50 per 3 Sinclair Heights lots, corner Nice 6-r lots. Southeast side of Osy and Per- land. North guson streets. Also 4 lots N. 600 acrec W. corner Dunlap and Ferguson me streets. (I)avls.) See me. Ask me f streets. $200. (Davis.) you have ai 25 acres. Carter Adams, 3 miles ber I will h north of Lancaster, west of RlTer- cent commli side road and by W. J. Cunning- ?rty at 2 p? ham's Slstare place. $26 an acre. promise you 70 Acres, John Hammond's, a mile want to sell or two north of Pleasant Hill and ae? me for ] west side of Rocky River road, 45 you want t< acres worked, one five room and two I bavea des three room houses and three wells, Write, pt fresh land and a fine farm. See me. ested In lan "STRAIGHT DEAI.!N< T. M. BELK, Agent. Lg 7 IKE GRItVF'S ill Tonic is Equally Acts on the Liver, )d and Builds up lc and Children. 'e'? Tasteless chill Tonic it contains the well known o?k as the strongest bitter dalaria, Chills and l-'ever, es life and vigor to Nursing jusness without purging. 5 the liver to action and A Complete Strengthened uKK'st. We liiean it- 50c. 1 of his pail. The man eyed. nsito it " thr? r?**o t jegan the orderly, taste it, I say!" and he Disgraceful!" lie exclalmr all the world lilce^ dish ly saluted. "That's what le said. >r Sale i f> room Elite Chance ot on Market street, for rgaln. i. Mary Jane Clinton, 10 of Lancaster and by lie Heath and John Estr , Allle Wilson, right at farm, house, water and x>ds. See me. ss, known as the Miller , by Minor Johnson'* 1 rights. $20 an acre, bottom land just north iultable for alfalfa and QKres, B. L. Parker's, threar , three and four rooms, acres worked, on both Tabernacle road, four an acre. 4ot and good 6-room m^etreet, by Will Langley mil\ known as Darls lottos land lot, known as right by cotton mill and uthfrn Railroad, lots lor sale, by St. Paul Baptist church. See me s, known! as Cole place, ast of Pliasant Hill and Ige road. (About 56 acres iut 60 acnes in woods, 4, tenant mouse and octtc. $30 per acre. Just south of Blackjack )om house, part In good m open. I On west side sk road. K20 per acre, is, 2Vj utiles west Heath 5Uth sldr Beaver Creek 4 0 iSdres cultivated and )ds, yil-room house and e8y?tr., fairly level, with >t/water. Price $26 per )use and lot In Heath i reasonable price, s, L. N. Montgomery's, Creek church, about 125 s worked, rest in woods. 11 house, also 5-room, a 2-roorn house, two vo wells of good water spring water. In good >d. Price $4 5 an acre, <1 to n little less than e. If interested, see me /ill cut up into three or if necessary, torn house, nicely fitted >cks of court house and ctlon of Dunlap and Marb. Price right now, i, D. P. Baker's. on Wild nches Creeks, two bu'.ldi horse farm open. 50 fine bottoms and about n woods vi'.h thousands >er. Timber alone, I am th more than the asking id. Adjoining lands sell $20 an acre. Will take icre for quick sale spot *8, Judson Usher's, near res very fine saw timber, use and 30 acre farm i $37.50 per acre, res, Marcus Estrldge's, t, 30 acres worked, two oom and 4-room, good er and pasture. Nloely 'rice if sold right off Allen Alsobrook's, adry Frasier, Ben Hunter, etc., on Olnger Cake In ion church. Price 111 And small honM, W. P. nice and daatrAbl* (arm, t of Lancaater, on Naw and on the McDow Hill 9m ma right off for ?rma. r other small tracta oar* raal bargains. f shoot 1-4 mils north of ehnrch and east of Naw room hoaaa and go&d 1t housa. Several good tout to aeraa cultivated. 1H aeraa at |tf an acta, near Tom Hanoo'a. Prleo aero. oom hoaaa. 4 V4 acres Lancaster. Price 93.600. i on Catawba rlrer. Baa or other bargalna and If iiy lauu lor saie rtBiaandle it at I to 1ft par salon and all town proptr cent com mission and I i a straight deal. It yoa or buy a home or a farm I can save you money. It 3 rent a house In town, Lrable houses for rent, tone or see me If Inter* d. S." mcaster, S. C.