The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 03, 1914, Page 4, Image 4
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1014. Such
- roads
?Weather forecast for South Rer c
Carolina: Fair Tuesday and prob- T1...r.
ablv Wednesday.
these
defea
Patronize progressive people, particularly
progressive advertisers.
With the first mouth already gone. So
isn't it about time for some people ticati
to begin to write it 1914? conti
man
A Daniel come to judgment, yea a over
Daniel, is this same Chief Justice supei
Walter Clark og North Carolina. vvC a]
our i
"Sam Brock"" in The Columbia for
Record, gives good advice when he thoo,
Bays, "If you want to be healthy, 1)een
wealthy and wise, work like the devil raso
and advertise." roroc
Here's hoping every school In Lan- a< ( U1
caster county will make a creditable
showing at Field Day In March. Practice
in athletics and hard Btudy are * 1 '
sure to bring results.
he n
The youthful wireless operator on
the Ill-fated Monroe, who unbuckled ce'vf
his life preserver and gave it to a trea<
lady and went down to his death was
a hero in every sense of the word. fortj
It
"The girl who learns to tango be- to tli
fore Bhe knows how to darn a stock- had
lng or bake a pan of bread has a dead were
cinch on the weeps before she has esca]
been married a year," says The Hous- is n<
ton Post. reco
the i
Poor little fellow, that Colorado of n
baby who has been named Orover we <
Cleveland Woodrow Jennings Bryan! lishe
It's Democratic all right, but "most
too much of a good thing." IjOY
If President Wilson shoald raise ^
the embargo on arms going into ?
Mexico, we suggest that every man
in South Carolina who owns a pistol ,v (,.
make a present of It to the revolu- iaau
tionists. man
tres
We have already had some splendid lH> *
weather for road dragging and will ture
have more before the winter Is over.
Wherever the roads have been drag- ^
ged they are to be found In excellent l^U9
condition. But there Is much more u
work yet to be done. depi
the
"The Lancaster News has us M
guessing. Says that paper: 'We pre- sect!
sume that The Henderson Gold Leaf thai
was never an advocate of 16 to 1." furt
Now what have we done or said to dls
create any such impression as that?" impi
asks The Henderson Gold Leaf, folh
That is the ratio, contemporary, sist<
which one-time politicians were wont hist
to fix between silver an dgold. Rut drei
there's probably nothing in a name "Hi
after all. U.
thai
The Governor, for sometime, has sole1
been reducing the sentences of long- all.
term convicts and remanding them
to the chaingangs of the different I
/>r>iuii irw ((<> Iinq roocntlv a dan
public statement that his object in was
so doing is to empty the penitentiary wit
so that there will be no good reason by
for the state not carrying out his his
idea of selling the farms she owns, am
The legislature should not be lnflu- tal
enced by such coersive measures. a c
bul
We think the state should accept wh
the gift of the College for Women at nr,
Columbia by the trustees of the col- th<
lege and make it a part of the State jja
University, provided Columbia Is j ^
ready with the $100,000 she proposes 8hi
to donate. Hut the legislature should thi
make sure that Columbia comes ye
across with he cold cash. If the
Capital City is as Indifferent about gG
the matter as she has been about the sr
university and the Theological Seminary.
there is not much probability
of the merger. jfei
TJtLHj .LiAJNI.
"SHOCEIT IJOTTflB SOLD. Representative
e bill introduced in tho house who, it seems, uc
e suggestion of the governor to Hill, has thrown
ise of the state farms, is an un- the county of the
measure aud should not be en- shape of a bill ht
[ into law. About tho only argu- the legislature re
that can be advanced in favor mills in that coui
e bill is that the state should not sewerage systems.
in competition with its citizens seen whether the
that the convicts can be worked the legislature
otter advantage on the public Creech. Iu refer
5 than on the farms. There is The Rock Hill R
utely nothing in the argument. is a nigger in the
matter of fact, there is no com- as anything." Si
ion by the state in farming the temporary, scare !
> it owns with its citizens. On
ontrarv, there is much advant
to be derived by farmers in the -in-pnTVr OTP
from the advanced methods of * XvvJJ*L vlin
ing used on the state farms. It
resiling to witness what is oemg Sufllcient Vi
on these farms and farmers can Why worry, M
much needed information by is yet to co1
nal.
ug them and learning me
need methods of preparing the Anil the
aud cultivating the crops. Be- Want adverti
these farms have been brought The State,
i a very high state of cultivation Ideal Sp
could not be sold unless at a Wonder who wl
sacrifice. The penitentiary is the next legislatur
mly sustained by them, but ville lMedmout.
are puttiug into the treasury of xll t04>"~j7
state, besides, from $60,000 to ^ demagogue al
100 annually. If these farms are dust in the publi
it will mean increased taxes, times he succeeds
b is a lack of long-term convicts Deserves "all
should remain in the peuiten- Qf course Henn
and be sent to the state farms, of advertisment c
should not be sent to the public i but does he not c
i, where there will be great dan- ',ur> * ?st
if their making their escape. (>n wjt|, the
e is no good reason for selling Certainly; let t
farms and the bill should be ' "investigation' is
t0ll day and it won't
fashion.?Columb
VINTEK NOT OVER YET. Nor I
firm is our faith in the prognos- & j^Toe^ whorV'tie
on of the ground hog. that no slie was being ca
ary predlcton of the weather burning building.can
persuade us that winter is ~~~~
and gone. We all have our pet wheJ 0?e finds
rsltions, perhaps, whether or not w,th hla town, a
rn willine to admit them, but for 1 cr?r?d word for it
>art we have no apology to make j apology, he ough
>ur belief In the ground hog , Pe?P'e *nto a
, .... . , . habit of growling
T. When faithful records have erable habit?Fo
kept, it has invariably been the ?
that the humble ground hog has An Opl
aated the weather much more ^ religious pa
. . .. _ .. , . sands of good mei
rately than the weather bureau. r>.lnR th ? wronR
hen the little animal emerged l think of the mllli
his hole yesterday he was greet- j who have been sa
y springlike weather, and prob- right woman. A
was tempted to remain out that KTerbod> Wort
light bask in its warmth and -pbe worm that
ltness. But he was not to be de- the insect that b
?d by appearances and hastily re- the tree are both
ed to his dark home once more, , w?rld
.... , 4 . # their appointed w
g back into winter quarters for er around the co
r days. j with contempt at
is with reluctance that we bow on them if they |
le Inevitable. True it is, we hare Florence Times^
no real wintry weather, but we Depend:
i beginning to hope we would if there ever ^
pe it altogether. However, such been "stung" on
3t our luck and we may as well South Carolina,
ncile ourselves to the fact that The
spring is at least forty days ahead pends upon the
a. The gronnd hog says so and vestlgators. ?Sp
dare not dispute his well estab- ' ~
>d claim. | Tho attorney g
' - i lino was tried fc
AliTY OF ROCK HILL WOMEN, day. and was ac<
was right. From
re wish to commend the action duced lt appears
tie Women's Club Union of Hock Rro waiter in th
, In adopting a resolution pro- bla, by the attoT
ig "that a committee of five accident.
, . . . ? .. But the testln
be appointed to call upon the the 8tateroent of
agers of the moving picture thea- himself that the
with the request that those reels the "bar" of the
luppressed which invariably pic- toxicatlng liquor
., ? . ... at in violation of th
the Southern soldier as fleeing jlna
re the pursuing Union forces." jf the attorne;
he club women of Rock Hill have to frequently an
i shown their loyalty to the South should others be
isklng for censorship of the reels ege" Abbeviljs
cting scenes in the War Between <j-be shotgun C
States. Another fourt
uch injustice has been done this has paid the per
Ion by the historian, more in fact, folly by accident
1 can well be estimated. That lo death
? <4i <. . . he received as i
her mistaken ideas may not be This time it was
semlnated by the "movies," it is Thompson of Sp
ortant that other Southern women found near his 1
>w the example of their Rock Hill day s search, \si
i> . .t .t . through his che
rs. demanding that the truth of lnR npw ,n thp
ory be shown to Southern chil- told over and o^
l who have already been asking, columns of the
il our soldiers always run?" The long as thought
I). C.'s might well see to It also f'nt '<l'' ! t!!
guns within the
L justice is done their beloved sponsible boys j
liers and the cause so dear to us continue to rea<
ies like the one
Dillon Herald.
Ienry Carter Stuart, who yestor- r|-jie urOMi
became governor of Virginia, Pittsburg I)ispa
t nominated by the Democrats of late the n
hout opposition and also elected been devoting I
the people without opposition. In whether people
, , . , . . breakfast or ct
inaugural address he said: "The thf( flrst meai 0f
touncement of my candidacy con- rolls. The result
ned this declaration: 'I am not everyone can d>
andidate of any clique or faction, . everyone can d
t ask the support of all Democrats ^crtbe 'to"that'
o stand for good government that those who
nly and resolutely administered In 'of cereal eggs t
> paramount interest of the state.', wlth a wind-up
.vlng thus taken the oath of offlce,, f^those
romise that my course as governor tlents to the sin
ill be controlled by the principle ing the mornii
j > on?._ H i I After studvir
lib unnuuucuu. i ne nuie uas uui t
come again when a man of this ^eHe^that the?
5h type can be elected governor of really deciding
uth Carolina. Such a man was yourself with r<
and old Wade Hampton. c?n aru* f
that if you ha
The letter B. is not the only dif- ^y^orlt as for
rence between Bryan and Ryan. Qf breakfast. I
;AJ3TUjtt ru&wo, r njmtu Ait x a, ?yx*.
Creech of Barnwell, large share of the human race eats
iw resides In Hock next to no breakfast and thrives while
? ? k ?k?ii i..?~ an ?Qual or greater share eats an
abundant one, with the Bame result. *
White Rose In the climate has something to do with it;
> has introduced in occupation of the Individual perhaps > ^^'TTI
quiring all cotton more; and personal habits and capa- J
.?v tl. onnnai,t ttith bilities most of all. y
y Our individual opinion is that the , !
Ia remains to be logic of the case makes the breakfast *
York delegation in the moBt important meal of the day. V a ^
will squelch Mr. If a man eats his supper or dinner . x\.Io
ence to the matter say between 6 and 8 o'clock and gets y
*?*\ 19 hnurq lntor with r. morning R 1 s
ccord says, There j work beforo him. it seems a reason- 1*1 I
' wood pile as sure j able conclusion that a good contrlbu- y
care him out, con- tiou is due to his stomach. This is
him out. 80 rational that we would be in- *
clined to insist that no one can do y
without it. and seem .0 flourish.
not for the many who do get along 1 J
[ER PAPERS "?el" t0 : You n
Notice of Election. ' ,
into the Day I Whereas, one-third of the electors < SUlllt (I g
[r. Bill-payer? The an(l one-third of the freeholders re- count
uie.?Atlanta Jour- , siding In Rich Hill school disrtict, No. y
I 24, iu Lancaster county, have petition *
. (;<rt jt ed the county board of education to V! Am 1
ising politleans order an election to determine whe- P
ther or not an additional tax of three J'
7 (3) mills shall be levied an all real ! Out?
peculator. V/ ui u<
11 be governor when 8al<1 ' UGSS don
e convene??Oreen- Wc h? rt.bPy ?P ?.r lhc (.,?cUo? to bc ; business
held by the trustees of said Rich Hill cofo v,??i
retiuentlv school district, No. 24. on Thursday, J SclIC DallJ
iways tries to throw February 19, at Rich Hill. V Savings
c eye. And some- t At whl?h election only such elec- ; poim(Je(i
. Anderson Mall tor8 as rpturu real or personal prop- y pvunutu
^ *nuerb?n Mau , erty for taxtation and who exhibit y
I lie will (Jet. Itllolr tlix receipts and registration , ACTIVI
. Ford will get a lot certificates shall be allowed to vote. 1 y
nit of the nroiect aml personsal property in said district y
leserve it? Salis- T,lu opening and closing hours *
shall be the same as in all general i
elections. *
Investigation. i' J^"n!hv\?n'ii(5 * ?.
is investigate, since "J- K. y
the order of the G. RICHARDS, r I "'l?
do to be out of the County Board of Education. y rip
la Record. 3 Umes J. A
?o We. 1
sn't think much of y
9 girl looks like y ^
rried out of a [^| J CHAS. D. ?
?Greenwood Index. ^ y
V E. M. CRO
'he is ouTayinpaUiy CURED FOREVER |
nd can only say a j By a true - *
coupled with an specialist ...........
t to get out. Many ; who posses
sort of unconscious HOS t l :
rt Mill Times. years.1'?The Horace Manr
right kind I You are mad<
tomistlc. of experinec ?1^*""'' generous, magm
per says that thou- ?doing the a b?y *n school
i are spoiled by mar j Bame thing -JgfraB! don't let him kr
women. \ et, but the right if ii,om
ons of spoiled men way hun- ' there is a boy
ved by marrying the dreds and B don't talk about
nderson Mall. i n o r h a n s If there Is a lam
thousands " i PM"t m tne ga
i8 but the Ix>afer. 0f timegf with unfailing permanent ! *"?Quire running.
crawls in the earth results. Don't you think it time to one. give him pj
ores in the bark of get the right treatment? If you there is a dull 01
doing Gods will In desire to consult a reliable long- lesson. If there 1
ming their tasks in 1 established specialist of r&st ex- envious of him.
ay, and yet the loaf- j perlence, come to me and learn
rners looks on thern ] what can be accomplished with t ADVERTISING
id would even step skillful, scientific treatment. 1 I rick
jot in his way.-? hold two medical diplomas and WW dx> tl
certificates by examination and ; ki? hoot ondoav
?-? other requirements from the bnslaeos aad he
h Entirely. boards of medical examiners of 44
vas a state that haa states in the Union, together with Subscribe
investigations it i? over 20 years' experience in specibut
then that doos practice. I successfully treat ?
we should not be in- Blood Polnson, Varicose Veins,
, whole thing da- Ulcers. Kidney and Bladder Die- - 11
character of the In- ftaaea, Rheumatism, Gall Stones. |\f ?k\
artanburg Herald. Paralysis. Discharges, Piles and III
r Rectal Trouble. Stricture and all
_ Nervous, Chronic and private dleeneral
of Sooth Caro eases of Men and Women. wn.? , .
r murder last Mon- Examination free and strictly 7 no* h*T? 1
s "?; o $.*-B-7 stickell'8 ?
A?lk "club.?Co'!unm. c-" <* Writ. Queen of Marr
ne, general ... an Register, Specialist, tbe' lre mu""
rneT.i gr?.drS ?? ?? ??? . i"z rr
negro was killed at Cor. Main aad Get-vain Sto., Porter & Co., o
Elks club, where In- COLUMBIA, 8. C. -=
s are said to be sold
e law of South Caror
general is allowed ??
Illegal "bar," why
denied the privlN
Medium. M (ana
'hristmas Present. W I A 1J I
r*en year old boy I LM i\ I
talty of a father's JL JLaJI m A
tally shooting him- TllP SOU
h a shotgun that
i Christmas present.
aManburs 0AMrTUINf
ir:"hoLB Mown oUlilt 1 nlliu
st. There is noth- m rv
story. It has been I nn I
rer again in the /\ TT> ?a /\ 1 A
press, and just so ftj I 1YJ I 11 I A
less and overindulg- Pi l|\ I I lX ?????
it in placing shot- * \J AA A. A A
reach of their irres|ust
so long will tho \V
i of shocking traged- Cabbage for your garden,
near Spartanburg.?
you can get the plants at ??-?
kfast Question. Mackorell's Grocery and then
tch.
ledicat fraternity has start something else, buy
itself to a discussion
should eat a full your groceries from me and I ???
>nfine themselves for
' the day to coffee and will save money for you. I Mitre
I of the debate is that
o as he pleases. Not buy the best, you want the
0 as he pleases. Not (-/All All
ity of the doctors sub- best, I buy as cheap as I can,
labled doctrine; but
recommend a full diet you do the same. Try me. <tn LAP'
>n toast or sausage,
of buckwhea tcakes or Everything to eat. Orde
al in number and au1
who confine their pa- Yours for a trial, .
aple and hungry life? WOOICll!
iffig
all the literature on ?
are impelled to the ????????????? ??
ncrannal Question the _ _ m
"factor. It is not only X/l ) r* 1/01*0 I l v rr
>cky fords Is cereal be- 1tX<1 VJ.O" "1 1/11
rled potatoes you can ^ J X
ve a taste for filling I w 1*01*01*^X7
>d professional author- vll 1HjX/1 V
the little nothing style
t Is also true that a L???r??????"???I
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ecd not wait until your business lias as
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itrons, regardless of the amount of biisi- I
e, receive every courtesy in all matters of *
entrusted to us, and tiiere is nothing in "
king we cannot perform. Interest paid 011 *
Account at the rate of four per cent, com
quarterly. I
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.'s Talk to Boys. riffi; A 1)171*
i to be kind, boys, \JX1.12ix\A fjll
inimous. If there is
who has a club-foot, _
low you ever saw it. lt 13 a fact that the Mutuals
with ragged clothes, are growing rapidly, not only in
e^oj/giv^1 hima^mBo *<hi3 State but all over the United
uWhlc.h dcL08 not States, and why not? Who likes
If there is a hungry
irt of your dinner, if to pay $4.00 for an article that
le helD him to Ket his . . _
s a bright one be not you can buy for $1.UU7
aion* io?i not make Farmers' Mutual Fire InI,
bat It la a certain
bat the man la naUg SUrance Co., ^
era to get the beat
" " D. E. BONEV. Agent,
for The News. Yorkvllle, S. C.
ad is the Staff of life
It good? Call at Edwards ft Horton'a for a sack oC
ELF-RISING FLOUR and be happy. Oar plain Flonra,
land, 8tlckeU's Beet and Magnolia can not be excelled,
actured from native Maryland wheat with a rich, natty
to that soil. Every sack guaranteed. Get them of J. O.
r L. F. Dabney ft Co.
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Summer Suitings by ;
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