The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 13, 1914, Page 6, Image 6
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PAIR FLEE SCENE fIS
OF NEAR ROLD-OP SHi
ghosts spirits
I can, and do, 1
1 Don't Like Your Looks," Is ' ' suJu/uuiiod
Man's Response to "Hands ^^BeS
Up" Order. , ?g!!^?with"
think their lil
siders it absoi
WILL RUN THEM DOWN
phantom is abl
dying body an
world for a tic
Cashier's Antipathy Toward Hold-Up 'places!^
Men Saves His Firm $100 Which Science, he s
Was In Cash Register?Guests proved as a fa
Aroused by Revolver Shots. laughed at as ;
This idea is
. ... , linek's faseina
Chicago ?"It there s one thing I nUv j,
don't like it's a hold-up man," said Knglish a
Joseph Smith at 6 o'clock the other M,.ad & Co.
morning. He was talking to two men
ach urmed with a revolver which was The famous
pointed directly at smitn. ine two a sumy ?>i m
Were. or thought they wore, about to metits of the
hold up the Thompson restaurant ^cities tor
Which straddles with Its L-shaped Nvhose
_ ognized scientl
rooms the southeast corner of Ran- t!Tme8 an(j gjr
dolph and Clark streets. Smith la w*j10 for years
the night cashier there. painstaking c
"Stick up your hands and back borderland of
against the wall," commanded one of spirits are saiil
the men. to speak.
"1 don't like your looks and I dont Maeterlick <
like your trade, so get out o' here In a ftPoc'h-niaking
hurry!" e!1 PerhaP* th<
rlous problem
Smith s words were punctuated by facecj since tin
the roar of a revolver that he grabbed jjut he finds
from beneath the counter and swung terminate the
Into Instant action set out in wri
The pair of would-be hold up tnoa search for som
then realized that the cashier was sin- ture of our f?
eere In his personal remarks. The at ,'u> mos^ h
heel of one of them passed through S(Ml ?
the Randolph street door a split see- j'ast "for a wh
ond ahead of a bullet. The other rob- Vicinitv of thi
nrooboH t li<t f 'In el/ a t ront otmna. i ? * ? ?
iro. w ovnvu ?""" > (R'UKIIISini U1 it
phere by his lightning-like exit. Both the present s?
escaped temporarily, but? its warm met i
"Ab soon as 1 am off duty I'm going soeiatlons. I 1
out and look for those fellows," Smith I deep philosopt
told the police after the excitement : 1|,ut this ,,ld kVi
had subsided. "I'll find them, too," he
.. . .... , ... .. changed,
added I re done it before. | ypt "Our E
Two years ago, when Smith ^as reading for its
night cashier of Thompson's restaur- itunllst seanse
ant at Wentworth avenue and West lowed hy an e>
Thtrty-flrst street, two robbers held (chapter which
him up and escaped with the contents ,10 a nasclent t
of the cash register. He found fhetn than to
after a three days'search and obtained js a (jPS)
their conviction. They were sentenced 0'f o0lc
II _ savant, whose
scientific ti
I Y J is unquestlom
V* J J 'reeded in hypi
J/ < tible persons 1
^ Ok C XT ' In,0rithislw
^ol.Tms he has
\ ?t his subject
O I j| II Marie Mayo, t
der all its for
^ hack into the
when, accordii
? Punctuated by Roar of Revolver. sues from her
to terms of one to fourteen years In
the penitential
Smith's antipathy toward hold-uj> Of A 1
men saved $100 wfckjh wae In the re?- *
later. Guests In the Hotel Sherman, F*nm Two 1
the Union Hotel and the City Hall rrora *
Square Hotel were aroused by the Wives, 1
shots fired by Smith and hy Michael r* :^
Lory, bouse detective In the lant I iMMfc
chase to the fuRltlwes who fonaKVwwl
Randolph street heaKhW than the J % |S^g^V|j9j|
neighborhood of a peevish cochlea af J
DOWN WENT MR. BURGLAR
Mtanuapoite QM Outdoee F amove
Vowun Act by &htVci?vg | ' ,/flPP^vl
PrwwHer ftom Ladder.
Mrs. E-T.Gi
Ktnneapolta. Mlntw--Tbe exploit eC with pleasure
neerstsry of State W. J. Bryan, who for me than
recently shook a trfm J? b^a bjek yutf have ever ta|t<
and brought down a possum, wae out- ** ever. I do
done in Minneapolis the other day by *5 never hurt
a If-yeajrold *lrL ,Pe \,'%a
She shook a ladder and brood* Mr^ Harah
dovrn a bUTKlar. Ave.. Asbury !
??ruin? oi use mmneapcfis have no word
story 1b Miss Babe Noonan, who re- tude for the
etdea with her mother. She was sleep- Peruna has c
lng on the first floor when her ten- godsend to all
year-old brother came to her door. runa has dor
"Ooh, burglars," he whispered be- Ine"
"T h1,8 ?h?tterlng tot* wiihZemlc
The girl.- ran to the back window. ,etter publlBh,
There wart a ladder reaching to the waa a great
second floor. She peeped out and saw fee| a8 well p
that a man was at the top of the lad- "Nearly all
der opening a window. nearly all 1 co
"I Just reached out and gave that doctors, but
ladder a hard Jerk and then scream- any K??d- B
od," sbe said. "Then I heard a 'ker- *?"r Pen*nft 1
plunk* sound, heard a man swear and J)8t ?unT .re
.a- a a a a , PeTUnO. I lift'
then footsteps as of a man running." wa8 not polnfl
Fly the time the family was aroaeed q()(j j afn we
there was no burglar, but Mrs. Noonan ?i hope and
is ahead one perfectly good ladder. to help other
me. Instead <
Poker Debts Unpaid. store I am <
Mow York ?Poker debts don't have weH- ( 1 W,,1
to be paid In New York. Justice J. V. runa\foArov
dismissed the suit of John Those who
J. Metiraw to oollect $1,272 and made ?in?# oan
him pay $23.66 coata Tablets.
M ll? I i ?
THE LANCASTER NI
litick's Philosophy Has ' the body of a courtier in the p
e for Ghosts. 'of Louis IV, the great sun-king
I Only by reading the book cat
ju don't believe in | gain a clear idea of what Ma
you? Well, then, | linck really thinks our future
The kites teaching of | vi,i b?. Hi? idea is, roughly.
,, ,, cur personal consciousness is ti
t there actually are; % into tlu, infln|te (.onsf
and plantoms whlchl j f h unlve8e and enj
taunt humanity under , perpetual. On this esp,
lous conditions! lv_that there can be no sufferi,
is the belief to which . store f fter doath b
rlinck has come This! f happiness?he lays
i Philosopher and play- 8tress
if the super-minds of ' Kor th terrors Qf th d ,
out whose works few he assert lt ,8 rea? Hf g
,rary complete?con-j R,Iug vain|y Ilgaill8t the inevl(
lltely established that tbat js piame. And he says
nervous or spiritual some day gclencCt in8tead of pr
le to tree itselt from a ]ng desperately for a few short !
d wanaer about the j th,8 terrible struggle, will r
ne a liberty, appearing shorten it aild muke death> wh,
ung persons < far- j |>eautlful in itself, conie to the
, i ferer calmly,
mys. seems to have , Atlanta journal,
ict what we have long j __________
i superstition! ^ biMwnsni'i "KeiH?ntoi\"
founded in Maeter- ! World's Work,
ting: book, "Our Eter- ^ mother brings in a four-mo
as just been translated 0j(j baby ilb apparently with
ad published by Dodd- digestive disorder. The ho
! keeps her for a week or two
* * * | then sends her home cured,
philosopher has made ! month or two the mother re
e most recent experi- j with the child. It did /Very
American and English ,u t|10 hospital warvkwH appear:
psyehlal research, . soon foil 111 again. This bab;
s have been world-rec- j <0mes what, in the dispensary
Ists. such as William j lance is known as a "respeater,"
Oliver Lodge-?men js> she appears as regular int?
have investigated with with the same chronic disorder,
are that mysterious stay at the hospital coasting the
science in which the nmnity about $30, In one of tin
I to walk and the dead versations the doctor learns ai
j portant and hitherto unsusp
leclares that these faet. The good-natured motile
seances have uncover- turning with a well baby, alway
i most strange and se- ebrtaes the home coming. She
that humanity has the child hospitably on such d
3 advent of Christ! t-ies as hash and beer?nutr
i in them nothing to wihch, it is hardly necessary to
search upon which he does not particularly agree wi
ting his book?the stomach that is four months ol
e definite proof or picture
life. They prove,
e claims, that there is
temporary nervous vi- Liftlicastcr LOfiQS.
niory which lingers
ile after death in the
s earth. They do not
permanent survival of Notice of Klcrtion.
If as we know it, with Whereas, one-third of the eh
lories and pleasant as- and one-third of the freelioldei
;ul, for reasons of a siding in Rich Hill school disrtic
deal nautre, he argues J 24, in Lancaster county, have pe
[dual sould cannot pos- ed the county board of educati
loath very long un-i order an election to determine
tner or not an additional tax or
ternity" is well worth (3) mills shall he levied an al
account of these spir- and personal propetry in said di
alone, but it is fol- for school purposes,
ren more factnating We hereby order the election
seems to belong rather held by the trustees of said Rlcl
ale of mystery and school district, No. 24. on Thui
a modern philosophical February 19, at Rich Hill.
At which election only such
:riptlon of the experi- tors as return real or personal
>nel ltochas, a French erty for taxtation and who e:
sincerity as a seeker their tax receipts and registi
ruth, says Maeterlinck certificates shall be allowed to
ed. Rochas has sue- Tho opening and closing
lotizing certain suscep- shall be the same as in all g<
und throwing them elections.
the mesmerized state, V. A. LINGLE,
Idhood. By successive J. K. CONNORS,
hes them back farther J. G. RICHARD
to their earliest infan- County Board of Educatic
stage they seem to ex- 3
i all that happened to
hat period of their life.
ecome inarticluate and Notice of Discharge,
all but physical form Notice is hereby given that tl
r,rn babes! dcrslgned will, as administrat
le master hynotist ^^e estate of Charles A. Bower
ore pass with extraor- ceased, on the 9th day of Febi
their silence is broken 1914, make his final return as
v individual speaks in administrator and apply to th<
ho hypnotized one?| bate court of Lancaster count
changed voice and letters dtsmissory.
is tho person whose JAMES R. BOWERS
11 reincarnated in the Admr. Estate of Charles A. B<
ay Colonel Rocha* jan. 9th. 1914. 29-3
forced the soul of one
s, a young girl named ????
o re-live in inverse or- R
nier incarnations clear |
seventeenth century, L?. ,
ig to the voice that is- ??,
mouth, it inhabited
N TALK S=2
Prosperous HouseM>out
Peruna.
ami1"" i Mrs R. T Had
J*y2 dts, of Marion. > II
North Carolin > II
&-< writes to the I'e II ,
B , runa Co., Co U
B& lumbus, Ohio H . VtMM^
Kg! "Before I con. 9P*22 ?
H| menced to take 'S^S^ |
| Peruna I coyJd.M
P not do any ha. u
>MAm runa and Man-' !
alln, and can say
they have done more ^JjMppI
any other medicine I, ' y
tn. Now I am aa well, lWpB>t
all my own work and.,
s me at all. I think/ rffBPE
great medicine for ? PMBhI
>*sp I
Frye. No. 105 Sylvan , Park,
N. J., writes: "I
s to express my gratlwonderful
cure that r ,,
lone for . me. It Is a in tile EQOTOing
suffering women. Pe- *
le wonderful work for Wood. OI* Coal in the
#
over half of my life an(J just go to COOk
catarrh. I want thi^ ?
ed far and wldo, as 1 f 1,ia countrv when it
sufferer, but to-day 1 WiiB cuuiiury Wlltll 11
is anybody can feel. ,, TI7. , ,
my life I have spent tho thlllg. WicklGSi
uld rake and scrape for .
none or them <1 i I 1 IDlIlg 111 Olie-IlUlI Ol
lut since I started o:
one year oro I have a' 11 Also take a peer at
Iter In your wonderful
d begun td thirik tn. bles will be over. E
: to get well, tyit tn.:<
II to-day.
pray you may Jive loo
s aa you have h*lj. V
>f belnR a walking 'lr I
jrowlnR fat aryl do; 4 H | Jy
never be without *
?
object to liquid mo.
n?W procure PeiU<.
QWS, FEBRUARY 13, 1914. .
alace Notice of Kloction. erty for taxtat
Whereas, one-third of the free their tax recei
1 one holders and one-third of the electors certificates sha
iete:- residing in Riverside school district, The openinf
11No. 7, in Lancaster county have pe- shall be the 8
bat tltloned the county board of educa- elections,
nally tion to order an election to determine
'ions- whether or not a tax of three (3)
with mills shall be levied on all real and
ecial- personal propery in said district for County
ng in school purposes.
only We hereby order the election to be Lancaster ?
great held by the trustees of said Riverside .Schedule in 1
school district No. 7, on Thursday, . tea
u-be<i February 12, at Riverside. wi
truir- At which election only such elec-1 l,v. Lancaster
table- tors us return real or personal prop- ' l,v. Fort Lawi
that erty for taxation and who exhibit' i,v. Bascomvil
oiong their tax receipts and registration ijV. Rlchburg
[lours certificates shall be allowed to vote, i Ar. Chester,
atber j The opening and closing hours Eii
Icli is shall be the same as in all gcneri.l el- . L,v. Chester. .
( su:- ections. I Lv. Rlchburg
V. A. LINGLG, ' Lv. Br comvil
J. K. CONNORS, i. Fort Lawi
,T. O. RICHARDS, Ar. Lancaster
County Board education. i Connections
, j cm, "nab^on!
'"'hs- vestwro Raili
sonic | Notice of Kloction. > Fort Lawn,
spit.il Whereas, one-third of the free | Rail way.
Ij holders and one-third of the ele< tors \ Lancanter, 1
. 1 residing in Craigsville No. 1 school; ^
well No. 8, in Lancaster county ?
hnvr> nctiiioned the countv board of i.',,,. i.v<>v* itu
v.' ,M .education to orders an election to do- j.'or froSt" ii
|)tr~ I terinine whether or not a special tax toes; chapped
' tli it'of four mills shall be levied on all blains, old !
r\ ils real ?and personal propetry in said shins, there is
e.jt.h district for school purposes. len s Arnica I
com- We ',crrl|y order the election to be ;,t once and h
> <-<?n- bold by the trustees of said Craigs- home there s
, im j vllle school district No. 8, on Satur- all the time,
meted day' February - 14. at Craigsvllle skin diseases.
r r,,_ school house. piles, etc. 25
s eel- At which election only sneh elec- mail. H. E. ]
feed- tors aa return real or personal prop- phla or St. L
elica- ???? ..
Iment
i II Si si ifMnVSnraMI UTitSV.'Hi.
While Cotton is G(
~~ OUR PRICES ARE
l DOWN
t. No. \.
tltion V
cn to
whe- We have the most complete line of the v
three tliat 1{? tQ be bad on tbj8 Varket. Our goods i
1 real ...
[strict please you. We want tha public to come in
amine our goods for themselves.
be For Breakfast we can give you these dlffei
-sdav' Meal, Corn Flakes, Cream^f Wheat, Grape 1
ay' Special, Shredded Wheat, PofefBoagtles, Quaker
elec- ages and almost any other you wnrlt. Our lir
prop- are complete, Apricots, EvaporatedX Apples,
ration Bats, Figs, Raisins, seeded or with the seed.
m??ir liorrinn thnv nrn 1n?t an rood las the OE
vote. ' ?' * " I _
hours summer off the bush, also those nice Fie Peache
?neral Whole Wheat Flour In small bags. 1
When you want coffee we are heVflqurdte
brands are, ARA(X)N, Sflc; SUN BRARL ^
S, HOUSE, IX)KD CALVERT, LUZIAN, ARBUCJLE
>n. the cheapest Bulk Roasted and Green Coffee
times 6 pounds for one dollar.
I Our Flour will please anybody WIIITK
EDGE. If you buy one sack that means you are t
le un- I on flour. When you are In a hurry for some
or of | don't mind rushing It to you. When you ordei
s, de- we take It for granted that you want the artlc
once and get busy and get It to you. Very, tru
5 pro-|
H EDWARDS & HI
>wers, REMEMBER WE HANDLE BRICK, COAL A
when you get up and find all of your pipei 1
house, isn't it nice to just stick a match to\j
:ing. Now, life is shdrt, why not have what
, is in the reach of nil. A Florence Automati
sand valveless, nothing to get out of fix and
f the time. Try one. Sold on a guarantee, yo
the Ideal Fireless Cooker and then all your
loth have got to please you or back them con
Yours for business, 3 r.
1% n a 1 r /-\ 1-^ r
ivi AOt\unt
<S ' 'r-- s
ion and who exhibit! $71 000 ROBBERY
pts and registration ^ '
11 be allowed to vote. Although details have."not been
; and closing hours given out a package addressed to a
ame as in all general iocai bank containing $71,000 In U.
S. treasury notes was taken and a
i tX' nnvMrtna package of magazines substitute^ mf
t Jv ni/VtvluMo The substitution wa? not found out "
J. tl. K1C11ARL S, till the package reached the bank,
oard ot Education. when the cashier found the bundle
~ 7 II of "LafT" magazines. He started to
M Chester Ry. Co. read some of the stuff and became bo
Effect Nov. 9th, 1913.. interested that he agreed with the
stern Time. bank directors to mane up the loss
SSTBOUND if they would place him on the sub
6:00a?3:16p scription list of "Laff" for life. In
i 6:30a?3:66p order to get you in a good humor and
le 6:47a?4:16p help you forget even your big trou- w
*. ,6:68a?4:30p bles, domestic or financial we will
7:40a. . 5:15p agree to send you "Laff" for one year
lSTBOUND. > at the ridiculously low price of 50
9:30a?6:46p cents.
10:20a?7:27p This National Magazine of Fun is
le 10:31a?7:38j making greater strides than any
l 11:03a?7:55p other magazine before the American
11:30a?8:25j' public today. It is a magazine that
i?Chester, with South will koep the whole family In a good
and Carolina & North humor. The staff of Laff contains
ays. artists, caricaturists, ana writers woo
with Seaboard Air Line rank among the best In the country.
It is highly Ulustdated and printed in
vith Southern Hallway colors. It will keep the whole fam..
P. Mi'LURF), Supt. tly cheerful the year 'round. You
: can afford to spend 50c a year to do
les and Chapped Skin. ft** ?e"d, thl? cl,PpIn| aad FIFTY
Itten ears, fingers and ?WTB l?day l? the, p?bl,flhor8 ?f
hand and lips, chil- La,ff' Dayton. Ohio, for one year s
'ores, red and rough *?>>*<;ripUon. The regular price s
nothing to equal Buck- $10? and making this
Salve. Stops the pain SPECIAL OFFER to get acquainted,
eals quickly. In every 35-40
hould be a box handy
Best remedy for all <
itching eczema, totter, Bank No. 222.
c. All druggists or by
Buck Ion Co.. Philadel- STATEMENT OF THE CONDITIONS
ouis. OF
The Farmers' Bank & Trust
w T located at Lancaster, S. C., at the
ll)t/Y I |fh close of business January 13th, 1914.
JHJV UU RESOURCES.
^ Loans and Discounts. . .$ 95,614.41
Overdrafts 1,410.13
Furniture and Fixtures. . 2,875.00
1 i Due from Banks ?nd
VAJUIirMj I Bankers 15,112.70
Currency 7,794.00
Gold 1,020.00
Silver and Other Minor
Coin 885.72
Checks and Cash Items. . 1,366.44
iry best Groceries Total $126,078.40
?* ?? And will LIABILITIES.
our store and ex- Captal Stock Paid in 50,000.00
our store and ex- surplus Fund 1,250.00
Undivided Profits, less
ent cereals: Oat Current Expenses and
*?uts, Post Tavern Taxes Paid 4,664.16
.,? . - Individual Deposits SubGrits
in 5c pack- ^ Check * 43.310.54
le of Dried Fruits Time Certificates of DePeaches,
Prunes, posit 11,442.45
Try our Canned Cashier's Checks 411.25
... iT, tv.. Notes and Bills RedisToo
Ket in the counted 10,000.00
8. Graham Flour, B'lls Payable, including
Certificates for Mohey
n?. Our different Borrowed 5.000.00
AHAJA, WHITE TIT V"
ffl, OOMO, 76 and Total 6126,078.40
Cou ever bought, j STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Lancaster?ss.
I ] Before me came E. B. Lingle,
VljY AND GILT (President of the above named bank,
i\ustomer of ours who, being duly sworn, says that the
th\g ring us, we above and foregoing statement is a
? itrue condition of said bank, as shown
r yofr goods here . by the boQks Qf ^ bank
:le you ordered at E B LINGLE.
ily. Sworn to and subscribed before
'me this 20th dav of January, 1914.
ra -m * twt I w- p- ROBINSON.
' iRTl iM I Notary Public.
Lr II X vFl. N Correct?Attes-.t
NI) SHINGLES. I W.^T^GREGORY,
^W. P. BENNETT,
Directors.
1 *
ll
nHmBHMBBaM8MManHMaaaiV II rr A v v/^rmr?*s
AAA ilt/A ItA,
J The tax books will be open fronr
October 15. 1913, to March 15. 1914.
One per cent penalty will be added'
in January, two per cent In Febiwsmad
ruary and seven per cent In March. (
In school dletrlcts Nos. 1, 4, 6, 9,
13, 15, 30 ahd 43 a special tax of ,
two (2) milfk Is levied. In dlstrfota .
Nob- 2. 3- I' 8, 19, 22. 24. 34. 41
iMMm and 48 npedial tax three (8) mills.
L A J rln districts Ntnay 10, 11, 17. It, 20, [
X* 23. 37' 31. 39,142, and 47 apodal .
1 tax four (4) my is. In districts Koa .
Sa 21. A3 aad l6, special tax Ave D
mmm* (A) mllla ik district* No. 14 1 '
A*! special tax Tstx p*d one-Malt A -rD
;<%) KMTIS. wTk'.cricti wo* n?
^ IS. 44 and 4? specbl tax efeht < )
T S EE*? . mills. In district 88 special tax
p**9 /SmbM ten (10) mills. Id district N a 40,
mm^ ' j . special Ux eleven (M) tains. Ia 41astrict
No. 28 special Jkx two and Otoalhalf
(SH) mills. aS male Cltlaeas
'H 1 .between thO aces of 21 and ft years
ffl ZJSL era subject to a capitation tax ' of
3^2 three (|8) dollars for road pnrpfltsa. * A
^ and all male dtlsens 'between the P
exes of 21 and 00 years are 114DU foe
. ^1 one dollar poll tax. . .
"T.? L. HILTON, -v%
Ppmg % County Treasurer: '
Qi>llS<iill?4 Qai^Iim DaIIlm. I
frozen and no ?Shf
._ cuarantaorf. Kffoetlya Bopt. 15, lfll- .
rour Ojl 8tove Dally departure from Lancaster: 1
VNo. Ill?10\05 a. m. for Itoeh *
u want in Hill aad way. at Uom- c
No. lit?B:$ I a. m. for Canada**. <j
r Oil Stove is Columbia and my stations,
c uu move is , No U4_1;U p< m> tor Cam<J*a*
, Columbia, Char estonxand way at*- 8
will cook any- tiona. \ *
No. Il7?7:48 p. ra. for Rock
U take no risk. Hill, Yorkvtlle and way Station* Abto
Charlotte, Washington, .Philadelphia
cooking trou- anLN w J^k * ? ? . ? ,
6 i W. B. McGee, A. O. P. A.. Colum- 14
bla, S. C.; W. H. Caffey, D. P. A..
" ' Charleston, 8. C.
J
? * Subscribe for The New*. for
H I I aalc
! i* Dor
imd I * * Bro
lo cure a Cold In One Day *\ W.|
rekeuAXAIlvci lOMOQufwlM. Hstopttte* '*?K
mmm^,I -<"<gh ?"1 nnd works oft the Cold. Sprl
wa??wwwwaammmJ ' 'Till'*! r?h. 1 . v |( it falls to cure.
?V vi. :c on each box. 25c.
I