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TUBliUHRRS' ANNOUNCEMENT: ,rlglU
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1011. l?'it to
the ii
?Weather forecast for South s',ou'(l
Carolina: Generally fair Wednesday, politic
standi
Have you done your Valentine .
shopping yet? u .
Poor roads are much more exoen- l'ult NN
8*ve than good ones. ernine
cannot
The weather forecast for the week of dut
is in accoru with the prophecy of the tions.
ground hog. in l"e
taken
One sure sign the world is grow- of Am
lng better is that we seldom see payme
lightning rod agents nowadays. the Pi
constr
Do a little work for your town oc- treaty
ca8ionally. It will not hurt your the Ui
business, but rather will do it good, alike i
the Ui
When our farmers begin to raise lo
more hogs and cattle their farms will lojjs j,
yield much larger profits than at
Con
Those suffragettes who are so ' x' ,u|'
loud in their insistance upon inter- s' ls "
viewing George should remember nianj
that "a cat may look at a king."
was a
Let South Carolina control her 's now
great agricultural college and give it Liins
the name of her greatest statesman, "lo
Calhoun. treaty
dent 1
Of course our subscription list is and h
growing. Just ask our advertisers who all of
are finding out that by the continued repeal
use of our columns their trade is Great
increasing steadily. Pre:
the co
Field Day is not far off, yet we we thl
know of some schools which are not ^or
preparing for it as they should. The such t
honors, both literary and athletic, 'lent i
are sure to go to those schools which a,H'
deserve them, viz: those which have Senate
practiced faithfully and well. lawyei
able c
"Harry Thaw may not be dan- ment,
gerous. but he should be made to he, an
suffer the punishment he deserves."
?Lancaster News. Why are you hard The
on Thaw? Wouldn't von he trvlinr Kenntr
to regain your liberty If imprisoned? States
asks The Newberry Herald and News. L. Sii
Perhaps so. but society is interested Times
as well as Thaw. States
are bi
One of our exchanges, which been i
knows a thing or two about adver- loyal
tising, says. "A live advertisement in high c
the home paper is a sort of wireles and t<
message going into thousands of the
best homes of the surrounding coun- "if
try inviting the good people to come v? ner<
and buy the nice things you have to posed
offer them." . ,th a
and s
Governor Please says he will have j,roSp,
the penitentiary pretty well emptied u
by August next, as he will send the gleet'"
remaining convicts back to the coun- advice
ties from whence they came, to work and H
on the chaingangs. This working of heed
convicts in the counties has proved work'
to be rather an expensive luxury in all.
some quarters. But the whim of the
chief executive must be carried out, It i
cost what it may. man 1
vestig
We are not at all surprised at tbe Hospi
conduct of the governor of the state sary.
in interrupting Dr. Babcock, super- a mil
intendent of the State Hosnital for the
r ? BWii
Insane, while In the witness chair, by intent
charging him with swearing falsely ied to
and threatening personal violence to behoh
him. No, we are not surprised, and lnforr
are prepared to hear of like incidents that <
on the part of the chief executive on
down to the lowest constable. But Wh
how long, oh how long will the peo- toting
pie of South Carolina suffer such we sh
things to happen? in shi
give the state entire control of <>"<' rap for discussing public
istltution. In our opinion it matters." We hope the average
I he done, some antiquated citizen or Lancaster is not built that (h*
ians to the contrary notwith- w?y. but we are equaliv sure that we ,j0
ng_ have some of this build and we be- ne
lieve that if we had public meetings. ?P
X HONEST PRESIDENT. J the purpose of which were the ads
great satisfaction to know | vancement of the interests of Lan- hu
e have at the head of our gov- caster a,on* a" lines- would at" |
nt an honest man. one who tond and take '"terest in them. But
: be swerved from the path what is everybody's business Is no- | ]
v and honor by any considers- bod>'"s business. So. Mr. Major, sound en
This is strikingly illustrated the assembly call and lets have a Is
stand President Wilson has *rGat bi* meeting and that at an early ?><
ri'itp t n;
in reference to the exemption .
erican coastwise ships from the CAN AL Pl'KCHASE en
nt of tolls for passing through . " no
inuma canal. The Presidents chesa|*?ake and Delaware Itoute to nb
uction of the liay-Pauncefote 1^ Bought. I ca
is that all nations, including Washington, Feb. 8.?Purchase of
tiited States, are to be treated the Chesapeake and Delaware canal. '
In the matter of tolls and that from the Chesapeake bay to the Dela- Ga
aited States is in honor bound wnre river, as a part of the intra-' ?*
, . costal waterway from Roston, Mass.. ! m'
rge Amercian \essels tin- same ]jpnufort, N. C. has been tentative- su
L imposes upon those of foreign ly agreed upon by the house rivers hy
s. and harbors subcommittee. Final ac- I ha
gress. in 1912. passed an act l'on 'n tbo committee will be taken 1 kc
tomorrow. The plan will bp Incor- j ,~i,
ting American coastwise ves- porated ln the rlvers and hnrbors | "
rom the payment of tolls and bill. which is to aggregate $40,000-) l'1
Democratic senators and con- 000 and to he reported to the house .
nen voted for tne act, which very shortly.
. . .. . - . ,, . While the details of the bill are
pproved by President laft and withhpId> tho wnr department report ob
the law. (Ireat Britain main- urging this action proposed the purthat
the act violates not only chase of the canal at a cost not to exlirit
but the verv terms of her r<>0(i $2.51 4.290 with a view to en...
IT f. , o. . r? larging it into a sea level canal of .
with the I nited States. Presi- n> fppt depth ;md ,,0 fppt w,d(h Rt be
Wilson is of the same opinion maximum cost of $8,000,000 of which
as announced that he will use $ 3.000,000 would be available now in
his influence to have Congress ?tnd the balance at from $500,000 to
that part of the act to which ^ 1 M1 'MM' r- . .. aeHHe.t **
* The committee majority decided aj
Britain takes exception. not take up at this time the pro- gj
sident Wilson is a man who has ject for the proposed waterway from
urage of his convictions. While Delaware river to New York bay.
Ink It was a most foolish thing SHArK|jKTOX FUND COMPDKTK. tv
e United States to enter into **
in agreement, yet if the Preel- j Barrie Contributes g.V),(MH> to
s right in his construction of Antarctic Kxpedition.
I be is supported in his view by New York, Feb. 9.?Sir Krnest "
>r Hoot, perhaps the greatest Shnckleton was able to announce that I
r of his time, the only honor- h<? had finally collected necessary j
ourse is to stand by the agree- f "nd"for? h'a ?nilAr?JC e1xpftd,lU<?1)
. * after Sir J. M. Barrie, the playwright
whatever the consequences may RaVe the remaining sum desired, ac- I
d repeal the act. cording to announcement made here , ?
today. I J1*
, ? ,. Barrie was a close friend of the
selection by the President of ,ate Captatn Scott and ,n th,? fact hla I**1
>r F. H. Weston for United friends here connect his interest ln '
district attorney and of James Polar expeditions. Mr. Barrie regards
THE LANCASTER I
CHANGE ITS NAME. ' GETTING TOGETHER. ^
a general thing we And our- TheJU^p^^fimes, In urging the
i differing from the governor in peo^^^^^hat city to turn out to
public matters, but in the matter nMi^ineetlngs and discuss matters ?
anging the name of Clemson^^^ating to the welfare of the muni?e
we agree with him. He Is cipality, cites Cheraw as an exin
his contention that the col- ample of the good to be accomplished
hould never have been accepted by such meetings. We believe that
? state from Thomas G. Clemsou wonders could be done for Lancas- de
the terms of his will. Under tf>r if a number of our citizens would ou
ill tne state can never gain com- assemble from time to time, and con(o.itrol
of the Institution be- slder and discuss the common in- na
the lite trustees are in the ma-.terests of all the citizens. We have Ju:
tnd are self perpetuating and a Arst-class town, admirably located th
u state is called upon year by in the center of a fine agricultural *ni
to make large appropriations to country. We have men of as good ^
stitution in which she has the , business judgment as are to be found |)(]
to name only a minority of the anywhere. They have their capital lai
os. Besides Clemson was not ?\ invested here and should be interest- Pr
> of South Carolina and had no ed in seeing Lancaster keep abreast,
s on the state. The land upon at least, of surrounding towns. But st.
me college is suuaieu comains mere is a wain 01 common unuersidence
of John C. Calhoun, the J standing. There are too many nc
st mind the state ever pro-, pettv jealousies. Some of our men ')l
I cu
. So that If it can be done the spend many hours each day in dis- ft)
iture should name the college |cussing non-essentials upon the side- fo
Im and correct a great wrong walks. If the same amount of ener- su
itted by the state when it for'gv were put forth once every two ***
me forgot the memory of John months, even in a public meeting. lnl
llioun and accepted a so-called discussing the needs of our town and wl
rom Mr. Clemson on condition j county, we would soon see good re- l):l
he great institution should bear suits. i ^ '
me instead of that of the great j It is a good thing for people to un- ' re,
man after whom it should have derstand each other and if our citl- rei
named. zens would assemble themselves to- an
ides, as the governor points getlier oftener they would find that
ohn C. Calhoun, the grandson there is much more good in each
great man, is very rich and in- other than they imagine and they otl
ill and is in a position to be of would thereby learn to pull together 'I"
benefit to the college. The better. The Times says "The average njl
. ..... ....I.. ... . I... ......... nltlvnn ..r Plnronoa Snaa .w.l 1
us. editor of The Orangeburg thp Shackleton expedition as a ful.111...
. , .. , men t of an ambition that Captain'
and Democrat, for United gpott gave hljJ ?fe for p \m*
marshal for South Carolina The sum Barrie was said to have
uth the best that could have given was $50,000.
nade. Both are good men and The expedition will start from Bue- 1.
. i ..hi rii .? nos Aires in October, the object be- ; .
Democrats and will fill these ,uR to (>ros8 th# goufh po,ar coJntlnent < 5
>111 ces with c redit to themselves from the Weddell sea to the Boss sea an
> the state. a distance of 1,70ft land miles. More na
than half this distance will be over an
an aeroplane, motor sledge, 12ft
you want a prosperous town supported better than any other pre La
people can come vh > ire <1is- vious polar expedition, the Shackle- w'
to make homes, thou do a*v*y ton party will set out equipped with pu
ind bury from sight n.? jealousy fn earpPjane? motor sledges 120 aa
trained dogs and a complete supply aD
p;te work, move for common cf ajj |jie latest scientific apparatus. VP
rity and mutual benefit. Wake ???? 8t'
ib your eyes and roll up your 30,000 VOICES.
- and go to work." This Is the
' of a live Weste: i newspaper ,\n?l Many Are th Voices of Ijincaa- ~~
I is good advice, ?oo. Let >is ter People,
it here in Lancaster. "Team Thirty thousand Voiras hat a
, . , . , . ? grand chorus! And that* the num- an
la what we need here most of ber Qf American men and women who sic
are publicly praising Doan'S Kidney Nc
Pills for relief from backachp. kidney tit
iceems to us that Senator Till- and bladder Ills. They say it to to
'ailed to specify wherein an In- frieinls.^ 'n, ^
. I 4? _ ^ I 4. . CIA ^ A ^ y*'? i irt iK-anw7i ^upic ? ? ??i iiun jaj
atlon of the affairs of the State choruB. Here's a Lancaster case- acl
tal for the Insane was neces- , Mrs. O. H. King, Market St., I>anIt
was because of his letter to caster. S. C., says: "Do4a/s Kidney be
tual friend of himself and the Pl''s have certainly been beneficial lei
, . . . . ... , to me. I was dizzy and nervous and Tl
nor. and one which he did not my hao|j an(j |,ea(i ached intensely, bo
1 for the governor to see. that i aiRO had a great deal of trouble from
the investigation. But lo and the kidney secretions. Doan's Kidney to
1 the senator gives but little Pl"*? which I got at Crawford Bros, ta
~,i?? , drug store, gave roe complete relief re
from the pains and restored my kid- sh
>f a purely heresay nature. neys to a normal condition."
??????? I For sale by all dealers. Price 50 sh
en the laws against pistol- cents. Foster-Mlluburn Co., Buffalo, eh
are enfoced in South Carolina N'ew York, sole agents for the United
all not have to hang our head. aU? omhor the n.ma-Doaneime
at our homicide record. an(j take no other.
***
tfEWS, FEBRUARY 10,1914.
riLSON APPOINTS 1 lAV.VV?VV>V>V.V.,,V.V
WESTON AND SIMS ;
dutnbia ami Orangeburg Men j J ' a p
Named District Attorney ' ^^111 tl | gj
Marshal, Respectively.
Washington Special to Charleston *
iws and Courier( Feb. 9.?Presi- V
nt Wilson ended the long drawn- >*< a "YWT
t contest over the South Carolina Fj
rleral district attorneyship and mar- '
alship by sending to the senate the J , ^
,me of Francis H. Weston of Co- IB *-<
inbia to fill the former position, and
e name of James L. Sims of Orange- J
irg to fill the latter. I | |
Mr. Weston is a prominent lawyer \ " 1
the Columbia bar and at present #
dds the otllce of senator from ltlch- j
ud coutitv. Mr. Sims is editor and -*7- j ? i ..
oprietor "of The Times and hem?- J \ Oil 11CC(1 lloi \
at of Orangeburg. He has never >!
Id public olllce except that of * SUlllCCl ^TCRt pi'Of
hool trustee.
The resignations of District Attor- ! COUllt.
y Ernest Cochran and Marshal J. J
mean Adams, the Republican in- ; V
mbents, have been in hand here ;
r a number of months, having been y I ^
rwarded immediately upon the , I I ^
ggestion of Attorney General Mc-, B W\ W ^
?ynolds that the administration y
)uld like to appoint men in sym- V
thy with its policies. No fault J Our patrOHS, TC
latever has been found by the de-I npea HntiP tpcpIvp
rtment of justice with the work of I ficr>r> uoiic, ictuvt
,, . i : ? i. i-?.
vutinaii aim auuiii a. # UUSUiCSS Cli LAUSLCI
III spite of the delay which occur-' cnfn Uo?Vi'nir w/? nt!
In presidential action on the , > ?IIC \\ C CJ
commendation of Messrs. Weston SftvillgS AcCOlUlt ?
d Sims by the attorney general, due V
"gely to the desire of Mr. Wilson to pOUllCltd qiiaiteil}
Uge Senator Tillman, who had *
ped to have Congress establish an- M ACTIVE DEPO!
lier judicial district rn South Caro- > <
a by this time, the ultimate nomi- STAT]
tion of Weston and Sims was made
liost certain when Mr. Mclteynolds * BHHMBBBBBnRCBSdl
dorsed them. y
Senator Tillman endorsed J. Wil- V
in Thurmond of Edgefield for the * w?>
itrlct attorneyship and Sims for I hp |H 1T*^'
s marshalshlp. Senator Smith en- ^
rsed Weston for the district attor- *
yship, and said that he would not V T pose
Sims for the marslialship if ! JjA
mlnated. Later Senator Tillman v
thdrew his endorsement of Sims, CHAS. D. JONES, Presl
t submitted no other name. .
; E. M. CHOXTON, Cash!
Nickel In Soap-Making. y
it will probably be news to the aT- <
ice ablutlonlst that the metal nickel
used lu making his soap. And furar,
perhaps, he will be glad to learn ,
it although the nickel, finely ground,
mixed with the other soap Ingredl- ] _ _ __ _
ts, the finished product contains I4 am
ne of It. This is so because the -! vfl.
:kel acts as what the chemists call a
talyst; that Is, Its presence causes
rtaln desirable changes to occur, alough
it takes no part In the cheml1
reaction. Offensive oils and those
b thin for satisfactory use, when
xed with finely divided nickel and W"b 1
bjected to the action of a current of
drogen, become deodorised and HI CdUs, Iv
rder and suitable for the soapma- \
r's use. Cottonseed oil, for exam- \
\ after the nickel-hydrogen treat- ? . _ _
. U makes a aatistactory soap. V\ hy not have It good
8TICKELI/S SELF-RISING
m Borrowing Trouble. Queen of Maryland, Stlckel
Mary Alice had been punished and '
ut up In the bedroom. She had been they are manufactured fror
ilet for some time and papa was just ? ..
out to open the door and tell her vor P?cuHar to that BO'h
ie might come out when her sobs porter & Co., or L. F. Dabni
trst forth afresh. i
"Don't cry any more," he said, sooth-. II A W
gly. Papa has forgiven you.
"Oh. I Know, papa," she answered ?J| A/il
>tween sobs. "Hut Just think! What ml a. aval
l awful thing It would be If I should 1
t)w up and have a little girl as CITATION.
LUghty as 1 am."
STATE OF SOUTH OAROLI1
l>N'T LET CONSTIPATION County jt L?nc?.tor.
RUIN YOUR HEALTH Oybur^h
, . suit to me td grant him lettei
Deaden* the. Brain and/Weakens . , ? A. .
? . ? A . 7. ministration tof the estate an<
the Body. Nature NmHh Heal . . ?,V
_ ' .. . ... V- of Iyouise StoVenr, dfcceaaod.
and Harmless Aid <f> Over- .. *1^1,.
? _ T These are, therefore, to dte
mt s * , me. #. ? monish all and singular the
Nature does her beta to fight con- . ... . T?
patlon and Its evlj effects. She *nd creditors of /the said d
hta to the lastV atom of her that they be andvgppear bel
eiygth, but usuall^she has to have (q the oonrt of probata, to be
sls^ancs. / Lancaster on Friday, rebrua
To avoid the afngglsh brain and _ ' [ ,,
>aken?C bodj-.Xha ?lck headache, next, after publication
ftted tongue m\A biliousness, it is at 11 oclock In the foronc
wise to use mpnleasant calomel, a show aaose. If any they have,
>dlcine so string that it leaves-most ________
ople "all knocked out." Don't take
ances withryour health.
A great number of people have
imed that iSidson's Liver Tone I
Oc.) makes on ermlghter, healthier i V I lIUI I
d happier In a perfectly easy and IIVI M
tural way, with no pain nor gripe > PI VI
d no bad after-effects^ M Vat mmJk A
The Standard Drug /ompany and
incaster Pharmacy ^guarantee It
thout condition a/d will refund
rchase price if yyf are not entirely JP.3^. A
tlsfied. DodsonJ* Liver Tone Is ail
solutely safcy pleasant tasting ? , ,
getable llquld'and a wonderful liver AllVtHKly ("111 III;
muiani wnrcn laaes uie p.ace or a(l(l \Vat('l\ DaKC 111
lomel, but be sure you get Dod- T . . , ..
n's. Just receidev frt
five different style*
Notice of Election. that I knookedthc
Whereas, one-third of the electors XniAS inst rofpivo
d one-third of.the freeholders ro- II lets, J lust, I ( < < l vt
ling in Charlesboro school district, Doll't forget oil
>. 34, in Lancaster county, have pe- fi 4. mnnov pmi 1*.
loned the counts board of education UIOIK V (ail 1)1
order additional tax of one (1) r rOSIl HllC of call
ill shall be levifed on all real and Viimnn'u tl??ia
rsnoal property rtTVaid district for . lj? > 1I1I1H
hool purposes. I CeivCu. Kill^ K(1
We hereby order/the election to 1 ni,fti V*?lv.?
held by the trusJes of said Char- Ye,Va ^VrU]
iboro school distrUt. No. 34, on OoffoeS, OUT l)l*ai
"Ch,rl" 8i"nrft a?d ('ln ;
At which election inly such elec- Wftllt WO will ^ot i
rs as return real of personal for ? vnnr <irJi.ru Wo
xtatlon and who exhibit their tax . ' 1 s* '
celpts and registration certificates 1
all be allowed to y<*e.
The opening and closing hoars fs
all be the same as In all general I*
actions.
v. a. lingle, "anna
j. g. richards, uuuu
J. K. CONNORS. |
^ County Board of Education. I
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Accounts i *
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i ARE WEL- j
ME HERE. j
rait until your business has as- ;
>ortions before opening an ae
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>o To-Day
gardless of the amount of busi- j
every courtesy in an inatteis ui ^
I to us, and there is nothing in >
innot perform. Interest paid on >
it the rate of four per cent, com- >
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SITORY OF THE UNITED j
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NCASTER, S. C. I
Ident. II. E. WYIJE, Vice President.
or. E. CURTIS MACKEY, Asst. Cashier.
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all BA?^dward8 & idrtln's for a sack of ||y
FIXJUR had be \ Our plain Flours,
Li's Dost ano^M^nollq can not be excelled,
n native Marylani^vheat with a rich, nutty
Every sack guarantoeuV Get them of J. O.
sy & Co. ^
riGKELL & SON
ERSTOW MD.
I aald administration should not be
granted.
NA. Given under my hand, this 6th
day of February, Anno Domini 1914.
Probate J- K- STEWMAN,
1 roDale Probate Judge,
as made
rs of add
effects Noti/fte of ??*** .
Notloe Is hereby given that the nni
and ad- derslgned #111, as guardian o( the
kindred estate of CTHflds Faulkner, on the
eceaeed, 1 2?th day of February. 1914, make her
lore me, fln*l return as guardian and ee*
i held at' p't to the probate 40art of Tenoaeter
ry 10th,! ?*?ntr for letters dbiJVlaaory.
thereof. | MRS. A. B. l^EQLHR,
>on, to Osardlan Estate of Gladys Faulkaem 4
why the | 14-41-T
HING NEW I
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like cake <?i11 of KA-KO. Just
medium oven.
'sh shipment rT<?]? Notch Bread,
125 barrels of the same Flour
> bottom out of the price on for
d.
r TIP TOP FLO UK, the best
iy- , ,
i poods 011 hands at all times,
and Breakfast Bacon just renous
Bed Velva, Vesma, Blue
l>s in stock at all times. Pure
ids are Continental, Jackson
\. If we haven't pot what you
t for you. Phone, call or send
are here t<> sorve you.
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* ours lor business,
W. SISTARE I
THINGS TO EAT."
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