The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 10, 1914, Page 8, Image 8
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MILtTftNTS FIGHT
nni mr hi i n?
i county m
THE LANCAS'
1 pie, had quite a livel
I balling during the g
enow.
Abraham Wright, a
FEK MEWS, MARCH 10,
y time snow- | Hand No
ood, old-time STATEMENT OP 1
Rood old eol- ^
1914.
r?G CONDITION J
f
iu Used Bu
3u;
jj fULIlit IN LUP
Arrest of Sylvia Pankhurs
cipitates Conflict.
: MISS EMERSON IN CUS
1UUN i
PIjEASAXT VAIA.1
Pre- Special to The News.
Pleasant Valley, Marcl
many friends and relative
II. C. Andrews, formerly
Cousart. of this place, were
TODY | learn of he/ death, which c
ored man, was found d<
last Wednesday morni
BY.
llUFOKI).
Special to The News.
^ Buford, March 5.?I
J I w i bad weather Sunday,
clety met and has begu
, ,?'a that in each month a co
pained to i^tllie Usher and Mr. 'j
tccurrcd at ij??*-i<. j?p? .. number ol
pad in his bed * The Farmers' ]
ng.
i Oomp
located at Lancasti
close of business Mi
n spite of the RESOUi
the Bible So- Loans and Discount
u a new work. Overdrafts . . . .
iramtttee. Miss Furniture and Fixtu
\. N. Funder- Due from Banks
r miestimiK Id i)nni>n>?
Bank & Trust
any,
er, S.C., at the
arch 4th, 1914.
ftCES.
8. ...$111,144.6 5 Mothers Who T<
. . . 1,726.97 | Now CJivl
ires.. 2,875.00 | CI
and ' t .
i There must b
Three C
(H>k It When Children I
ng It to Their M
liildren.
e genuine m?fft to an 9tK:
fenerations V
(
Mrs. Kmnicline Paiiklmrst Ad
Another Letter to Kinj
CJcorue.
1
1 London. March 8.- Militant
i. gettes fought the police tot
their favorite battlefield?Tr
square?and in a pouring rain,
rest of Sylvia Pankhurst. for tl
risiiKlll. N. Y., February
as well ujs her dlstingulshei
I whotn she survived but si I
< I losses xvert, both victims of ty
5 j Mr. Andrews was a brllliat
cessful lawyer, formerly
with ex-Governor Hughe!
sufTra- York. Miss Cousart, befor
lay on rlnge to Mr. Andrews in
afalgar an accomplished and succes
the ar- ed nurse, being a graduate
le sixth the leading hospitals of I1
26. She, answered, the one
1 husband, ,UOst correct, the pres
'e\v weeks, \v. Parker, is going to f
berevilosis. ,,riZo, and the secretai
it and sue- Taylor, is going to gi
associated tin* one in the primary
s of New the most correct,
e her mar- ]\ir. Haskell Porter.
1007. was on a visit to his parent)
isful train- pome.
of one of | TUe W. M. lT. of Betl
lostoti and ?,!>? l.oirm, >
who Rpts the Currency
ident, Mr. H. ciol<l
:i\o a \uluable silver and other
ry. Mr. Leslie Q ,
ve a prize, to ,,, , : * * *. ' *
class who ?ets ( h,nks a:,<, Caah Tu
who has been Total
> has returned LTABII.l
Capital Stock Paid
ilehetn church Surnlua Fund . . .
...i.. ?i i Undivided Profits
. article that haR
.... 3.025.00 generations of i
.... 1,005.00 in the field c
Minor had greater sr.e<
.... 740.35 success to a gre
;ms.. 314.76 Caldwell's Syrif
now being used
$132,103,04 ^ people. Its i
[TIRS. atantly becomiit
In. . . . >50.000 oo reason, primatnl
1,500.00 It Is what is/re
1,?s? a laxatlve-t/wile
stood the^est of two '
users. ,
>?, medicine none has fllsFv
oss, nor retained that
nter dcRree. than l>r. t
p Pepsin, which Is
three generations
t'se in families Is cong
more general. *The
y. is that it lias merit. I
presents 1tsel* to be,
it nni'E ii??r mnbn
|f
time under the "cat and mous
precipitated the conflict. Sevet
women and three men were ar
One of those taken into custo
Miss Zelie Emerson, of Jackson
Miss Emerson has been arrest
eral times for participation in
gette demonstraaions and r<
there were rumors that the 1
Government was preparing to
her from the country as an ui
able alien. Reolvine February
ie" law of the Presbyteriai Hospit
i other York. They are survived
rested. , little girls,
dy was ; A particularly sad death
, Mich. ) here Friday morning, whe
ed sev-1 Hood, the bright little si
suffra- son of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. '
ecently cumbed to a combination of
British cough and pneumonia. HI
i expel ' were Interred in the Plea
ndesir- } cemetery, after funeral s<
2fi tn Rev. A. H. Thomasson of 1
al of New js going to meet the
by three NV|th Mrs. B. P. Carson
| Miss Myrtle Thomps<
took place day night with Mrs. B.
in Erskine | Mr. Ernest McManus
Ix-year-old day night with his ps
Hood, sue- | Tradesville section,
whooping J
Is remains I
sant llill _ _ _
^r?.nyitt/nuiT I'm ft
foutli Sunday Current Expense:
Taxes Paid . . . .
on spent Sun- Individual Deposits
F. Carson. I Ject to Check. .
i spent Satur- Timp Certificates o
irents In the _ p?,l j* V V ''
Certified Checks. .
Cashier's Cheeks. .
Total
0 Qnrif STATK OF SOUTH
R and exaggerated' cla:
.... 6.994.71 language to set
Sub- ' It Is a medio
50.64.1.79 gentle a mhdlci
f T)e- mothers give It
21.540.39 yet. In a slight
1.453.74 equally efleetlv*
31.31 Is for any djsoi
/ liver or bowtils,
$132,163,94 matter how chV(
CAROLINA. matter how aei
ims uor use coarse \v\,
forth its virtues.
ine, but so mild and the country
ne that thousands of p , 'ln ^
to tiny infants, and , r
ly larger dose, it is Mrs- W. ACi
for grown-ups. It Beloit, Wis.
rder of the stomach, and gltfes D
for constipation no sin to all of
>tic, for dyspepsia no Wifliam use
.^te, for biliousness, with cramps
/ ' ?
O^VVELL/TAYLOR.
/ire cieva'r without Syrup
tie lioijAe, among them
raylotf 717 Lincoln Ave.,
Stfe has five children
r. Caldwell's Syrup Pepthem
as needed. Little
d to cry half the night
and pain, but since be
a question put to the House ol
mons as to whether this repo
true. Reginald McKenna, hon
retary, declared no such steps
being taken. He added, howev
"If Miss Emerson again comn
offence bringing her within th
visions of the Aliens Act, the qn
of applying to the court for i
I me lation for her expulsion v
considered."
I Com- Our community Is being
rt was an epidemic of measles ar
le sec- ing cough.
i were The Pleasant Valley Farn
er: a local organization of th
nits an of this community, was pi
e pro- few weeks ago. and bids f
lestion come an important factor
recom- velopment of our communit
rill be the same general plans and
as the Farmers' Union, an
visited by | U 11 I III n
id whoop- \?
As Any Youi
e farmers *
a7retoe<bi Nothing Like ROOl
in the de- Make Old Folks Fe
y. it has ?Guarantee
I purposes
d alroadv "B>' Hokey, that ROOl
, clne works like a chann. 1
U Jill v oumy 01 i,an
r # I Before me rami
? Cashier of the abo
111 \TPr I who. beinK duly swi
IIuU I III j above and forepoln
true condition of sal
! JUICE to < by the books ?r sal
el Younger | a y
j ? J Sworn to and sub
this 10th day of Mi
' JUICE medl- | W. P.
Never saw any
easier?ss ,
e W. H. Millen, headaches, drov
ve named hank, a, Rlniilar com
orn, says that the cond
K statement Is a '8 P'e^sant ti
Id hank, as shown no*" Kr'Pe- It
d bank. and K?od result
f H MILLEN aRe or 'n an^
scrib ed before me ?"dJha' pe"oa
irch 1914. prove. Every dr
ROBINSON. price Is only fif!
Notary Public. a bottle
mit-.v" muiiuuMi, iiik Kive.i ay
vslness after- bating longer. The
plaints arising from a teach you t<
lition of the bowels, purgatives a
o the taste and does they are en
n be used safety Pepsin curet
Ls by anyone at any is comfortat
condition of health, I Families
's health will im- sample bottl
uggist sells it and the by addressii
Ly cents and one dol- 419 Washin
i A postal car<
rup repsin ne noes bo no
> use of this remedy will g
5 avoid cathartics, salts, ^
ind physics generally as
tirely too harsh. Syrup
i gradually, but the cure
>le, safe and permanent,
wishing to try a free
e can obtain It postpaid
ig Dr. W. B. Caldwell,
gton St., Montlcello, 111.
1 with your name and ad
SYLVIA IN A "TAXI."
Several hundred women an<
late today had marched in proc
to the Square to attend a meet
the Men's Federation for VVoma
frage. Sylvia Pankhurst, wh
been hiding, arrived in a taxh
deliver a speech, but detective
rounded the cab and started fo
loway jail before the militants
ed what was happening. When
buying 'n an organized cap:
I men things as fertilizers, seed
ession sugar, etc. The followini
ing of | were elected for the ensu
II Suf-1 1>- K. Hall, president; J. ?
o had vice president: W. C. Mod
cab to lain; S. E. Bailes, secretary
r sur- and trade agent.
r Hoi
realiz- HEATH SPRING.
. ^ 11 ^ Siuuilol in Thn Man.o
>iv>uiow uy thing give such wonderfu
acitv such my life." That's the stor
nnt-iinf"; I who ever tries this body-1
' L cleansing, vim-restoring
? otneers does the work and does
Ing year: | don't hnve to use a barrel
it ii*irric six montlis for results Ilk
' ' . ' ' ordinary medicines. In tf
Inn, Chap- most people begin to sho
-treasurer the relief they feel. Thii
days?the ilrst bottle?an
It Is all gone.
I results in nil Correct?Attest:
y of everybody .
building, blood- "
stem tonic. It j W. P
it quick. You A. B
of it and wait
;e you do with
n days or less ?
ut with Joy at Yotiee of 1
ik of it! Yen notice or j
d relief before Whereas, one-thii
and one-third of th<
| siding In Cnrnes sc
18, ,n Lancaster t
i nousanos or
. GREGORY,
. BENNETT,
FERGUSON,
Directors.
Election.
rd of the electors
b free-holders, re- B m.,
hool district, No. ^
ounty, have pe- V..
rammes throughout dress on It \
. D. ROW
vlll do.
ELL
uiEtutereu ilicti mius I'ailKnun
been abducted the chairwoman
Patterson, who later was amor
arrested, shouted to her supp<
"follow the flag and see if we
find something to do."
The militants then surged t
the government building in
Tie 11 with the suffrage banners
aloft, but a cordon of mounted
barred their way. Some of tl:
men assailed the police with
, Miss I Heath Spring. March 7
ig the ! >?. Maxwell of Salisbury, >
srters, | here Tuesday and Wedne!
can't successful effort to organlz
I cil of the Daughters of Lib
oward iliary to the Junior Orde
WhiteJ American Mechanics. H
borne state councilor of the ordei
police , Carolina.
le wo- Rev. J. D. Chapman, D
short here Monday and Tuesday
'day in a
e a coun- fJ
erty, aux- >/ >j&/i
r United
in North J '
inVT gcAlb T1
y/^\ uioneu mo county
j tion or order an c
ygWASyM) mine whether or no
ilviLr^ (Cnrnes and Bufor<
LI m shall be consolidate
1206; 1900 XXIII
|K I We hereby orde;
Uim be held by the trust
I'- I 8Chool district. No.
fl^UM j March 19. at Dwlgh
1^1 At which election
as return real or ]
Doarci or educadertion
to deter- Has got iuat ,
it the two schools
1) tn said district , .
id. Civ. *02, Sec. antl oais mac
360. 361. . .
: the election to only perfect n
ees of said Carnes
18. on Thursday, Labor-Saver s
t.
only such electors and leave youi
personnl property
what \he farmers neems, a con
hine. V^imple, durablXjmd c
lachine of its kind you hae^v
aves you 75c"eaeh day used.
orders at once.
ibination guano, pea
theap. In fact, the
er seen. Stewman's
^S^and examine it,
sticks, but the marchers soon
dispersed.
Having been refused an au
with King George. Mrs. Kmi
Pankhurst. the militant leade
addressed another letter to the
arch. In this letter she declar
intention to lead a delegatk
Buckingham Palace to see the
In reply to Mrs. Pankhurst1
letter to King George requiri
niiHinttpn iltn hnnto u rnt
were terest of the Greenville Fe
lege.
(lienee Mrs !rby Hlnson of R
meline spent the week with her i
r, has this place,
s mon- ' Messrs. W. J. Vaughn,
es her Greighton and Bertram Ho
>n to heen confined to their rc
King. I sickness this week,
s first ' Mr. Ernest Bell of Bell
ng an the misfortune to lose a h<
r. iw,?. in town WednesHnv
male Cel- ? \
ock Hill L\J
jarents at flferl
Hezekiah K^hrr! Thi?t root juic
irton have The lilnkN From St
loms with It's guaranteed, too
chances when you use HOI
, , got to give results or you
Itown had cent It cost you.
irso while There never was nnytli
the pains and aches and i
VHpfV for taxation and exh
and registration cei
allowed to vote.
The opening an
shall be the same
1 elections.
'P. Surely Took V.
lit Joints." "| i .
You take no I
3T JUICE. It s JO
get back every ; County Boari
ilng like It for ??????
list of ol<l folWs
libit their receipts Latt
rtiflcates shall be
d closing hours
as in all general
A. DINGLE,
3. RICHARDS,
S. K. CONNORS,
i of Education.
caster's Invention.. "Lancast<
D. ROW
ir Leads."
ELL
"The secretary of state ha
your petition before the King,
reports that he lias not been s
advise his Majesty to comply wi
prayer contained in it.' '
In her last letter to the Kinf
rankhurst said:
"Wo utterly deny the constiti
rights of ministers who have no
elected by women and were r
sponsible to them, to stand b<
s laid Tjlttlo Sarah Vincent, wh
but lie ill with pneumonia, is on t
ible to recovery.
Ith the Mrs. Walter Hough anc
went to Relltown Thursdi
t, Mrs. llor father. Mr. Hush Hell
I been quite indisposed for s
Itional Mr. Will Vincent" went
it been , bia Wednesday on a buslnt
lot re- Mrs. Roper of Columt
itween Thursday to spend a few
, . It cleans out tlie blood ai
0 lias nen mat ism poison out of tho s
ho wav to ly nnd completely that yoi
It happened, wonder wher
.... ache and soreness have gc
1 children not au. hoot juii'H w
ay to see appetite such as you havt
wbn liiv months ami you'll digest
, w lio nas Uto n Rtlrs up lftzy b<
omo time. , livers, tones up the kidney
to Coll'.m- fire and life and vim
^vs tr'n nerves. It gives the wl
strength. You'll soon be r
jia came too frequent, painful urln
days with complaints and you'll sli
ml drives rheuystem
so quirki'll
wonder how
e the pain an<l
inc. And that's .
ill Rive you an
;n't enjoyed for
what you eat,
?wels and lazy
s and puts new
into shattered
hole body new
id of backaches, gA
ation and such I w V
?ep like a top. |
/
ourselves and ino in rone to p
os having an audience. I ha
honor, therefore, respectfully,
form you that in pursuance <
undoubted constitutional rigl
petition the sovereign in per
nnd representatives of the W<
Social and Political Union wi
sent ourselves at Buckingham
for the purpose of claiming an
ence."
Women threw circulars an
revent r :>irs. r raser wicn
ve the I Mr. IT. A. Aldrieh, who
to' fn- work in the lower pai
af our ' state for several weeks,
lit to home Wednesday night.,
son, I| .
?,man*8 I SIMS.
II pre- I
Palace
i audi- ' Special to The News.
! Sims, March 7.?The 1
d at- n.ia II... i..
11 pum I * ui ?tii u' 'U 1 ?J U 11.* I'j
' ' bo<ly. Nothing harmful
lias boon after effects, no reaction.
rt of !bo Oct n guaranteed bottl
rotumoil driiB store and start takl
rt wi u cofJtB on,y ;i (,ol|nr an(, ,
sand to anybody who nee<
low yourself to Ret sidetr
thing else this time?net
?guaranteed. money-hack
There Is nothing made t
Rood" and you'll say so
have tried it.
lealth of j
c?n i nurt anyin
it, no bud
o today at any
ng it riRlit off.
Is worth a thou- ^
Is it. Don't alackcd
on someROOT
JtJIOB
ROOT JUICE,
hat is "Just as
us soon as you
As dooc
7
1^5
*9
tempted to speak t:i two tl:
fl'led with fashionable audienc
n'.ght, but ushers dragged thei
May (i<*t .lefferson Home.
Washington March 6.?S
need, of Missouri, today introd
bill which would authorize the <
cf a commission to acquire for
G overnment by purchase or cc
re.tlon the home of Thomas Je:
ft \fr.ntinoll? V o
uiim pui v v/i mr * wimii > in
teatres
os la<t rpPtl?K a few cases of mea*
m out Masters Floyd and Fosl
dale are quite 111 with p
, but we are glad to -.tore a
?nator bett*ruced
a Mrs. Annie Lane, who
ertain sP(,rK'inK 51 'ow 'lays with
the Frank, of Lancaster, has
ndem homefferson
Mr' ,jUther Trusdale of
who has been spending a
K'umj, r.\Ocs.
SOUTHERN
mnimon'l'a" Premier Carrier of
re a little
bar been j PASSENGER TRAIN
i her son. Trains arrive Lant^
returned xo. 118?Yorkville, R
Camden intermediate static
few days N"' ?'.3-Ch?r! t?"-.
lILWAY. I
tlio South.
SCHEDULES.
?ter from:
ock Hill and
ma 8:31 a. m.
Columbia and
If a ihriMr-fc.
7T
~>nr noahoir
>rs
y/c Ti
T.evy, of New York, who owns
property, has declined frequei
nncider celling it.
BBAINS DULLED B
C0NSTIPA1
Some Peoj>le Only lliif Klivp
son's liver Tone licnns \
Quit all IT" (ChIci's ' Yf?i I*r?.
'""the w'*b h's brother, Kd, has
t, t home. He was accompnnl
nephew, Master Austin Tr
I Miss Delia Steele spent
and Sunday with her sis
Y John Hailey, of Sprinprdell.
'TOTJ Misses Emma and Euli
.lvrl spent the week-end with I
j Lane of Lancaster.
; D?m1- Miss Lillle Mahaffey s
roh | Monday with Miss Ella Mo:
I* Mr T) r> Qlmo *
i returned T 8la
led by hie ? ** ra"
uesdale. ^0- ?Marlon, Hlnr
Saturday lotte and intermet
ter, Mrs. ... 1:35 p. m.
No. 117?Columbia, K
v Hallman Intermediate statin
diss Docia Trains leave Lanrast
i No. 118?Kingvllle, C
pent last intermediate statin
rris. No 113?Rock Hill,
' Marion. Charlotte ?ni
lions l<>-o j
ksburK, CharHate
stations.
iiiRsville and i
>ns, 7:48 p. m.
:er for:
olumbla and
ins. 8:31 a. m.
Rlacksourg,
ll Intprmnllnto
7 "J' ~
this to you, <5
t skyouvsolf
//* r<-/ r? -v?
7
why
1 --T
When jfronstipation is havi
evil effyt-s on your body and
NaturfV^Tl^ng her best to
hem mhfd overcome the *.n\y(e
But insually Nature cannoc <1
unaided. / /
In th* Pfl|f -?"anv suffers i
n tim(?*^ua/d to turn lio dan
ralomel ijr hope of renef. Fo
peopre?t*alomel dorjjr appear t
p temporary beneiyif but as a
1 - """? ????-?. ,
ng its in Monroe,
brain. | Mrs. W. L. Motherahed
offsetidren spent a part of last
itself. I Mrs. Cleveland Gregory,
lo this Mrs. Jesse Hlackmon,
been visiting relatives in
it such has returned home,
gerous Little Miss Hernlce Lai
r some turned home after spen
.o give week with her grandparent
matter Mrs. A. M. L. Hallman.
' cuucouav . .
stations, 10:05 a.
and chil- No- 114?Kingville. C'c
week with leaton and interme
1:35 p. m.
who haa No. 117?Rock Hill,
Rock Hill, intermediate atatit
N. B.?Schedule fig
le haa re- llfilied aa Information
ding the | not guaranteed. For i
:a, Mr. and i to passenger fares, etc.
W. B. CAUTHEh
m. ' *
ilumbla, Char diate
stations,
Yorkville and
>na, 7:48 p. m I
urea are pubonly
and are
information as
, call on
1. Aeent.
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COTTLJpGLvisOTl
ULL? OLCLJ IAJLCLULL
\
9
n #o_
J
?v *
? .
ui itici 11 m a pojnuii mai pre
te Injurious andr even danger
many. If you Ifave ever take
mel you probacy have suffere
evil condition/ following its i
But nowawtys great numt
people have /earned how to i(
trr, brightei/and healthier by
Podsoa's Lifer Tone Instead c
mel. Inde?, this harmless
table llqull is recommended
guaranteed \y the Standard
>ves 10 Mr. ana Mrs, j. Mllie
ous to and little son, John Miller
n calo- last Sunday night with th
d from parents.
ise. The old, as well as the ;
?ers of
sel bettaking
tf oaloi
vege1
and
Drug T>aa/Iv*
r Mailman w e mcGEB. A.
Jr., spent
e former's u
w. h. caffey, i
young peo- Char
?
O. P. A.,
umbla, S. C.
3. P A.,
leston, 3. ('.
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T?t
TP,
*r. j. KS-,
>
ADC MARh
S.Rr
yoU~
1
4
0
Company an<^J>y Lancaster
macy, who wllWefund the pi
price to you without question
?re not completely satisfied v
Get a bottle of Oodson's
# Tone for only 50c. and lear
yourself how easily and natui
resists Nature in Kitting rid
r trrecting constipation and 1
n^HS, how it clears away th<
headache and coated tongue a:
t r.K ?V> nrli hAiit ootlo /\r
Phar- nCflUJf
l^hv?08? Horses digest their
Hth u other farm animals. In
r i??, digestion of all the food
- for horses readier for next
ally It evening feed a teaspoonf
?S Bee De<
id 8?t8
( iui x u-iuurruw,
frcd less thoroughly than
order fo insure Thorough I am Ustn
eaten>9nd to make your stock: mi
day's work, add to their
ul of? \ on feed, li
1 them h(i?Hhi
CTn/^ir clean.
It ulUviV Irs Jo
' MEDIC&E " J
4
regularly and
ig proposition
t alao makes
thriving and
ihnston.
F. D. No. I.
5'Nelll, Nebr.
Ml
F.S.Rovjs
Nor
Sold
:eistmxo
"ter G\iai\o Co folk..
A/a.
<rv/erywk?r?
J A
y -? Usui ?' >"
^'thout any interference wltl
r xular hablta. Fine for the ch
Tl ey like to take It.
t \
m 11 win lessen ;
lUdretV! ^^^^i|wlllii?cress
J
jrour reea Dili*. \ ??
\ 2*c? SOc an
c your profit*. y At ytm
d f 1. per cam. I
r dealer's.
a
4 I'-* ~tV'
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SOLD BY L. P. CLYB1
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URN LANCASTER, S. C.
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