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6 SUFFRAGISTS M. \wm SATIS Tin* ('niiiliilate ami the IN The State. Ill 1!' 1 0 there were in So nrn "?? i ^?.1 homes. 11*11*11 ! these. t?it.77 were < THE LANCAST - bflo stoi nth Caro-1 ONE DOSE [>W:ie(l by I . Clnn ER NEWS, MAK( II 24,11 ach? * * ? f ftAAtlt* tlAIMAflu ^ )14. % % % % / r> .. % % % % % % % % n t ) 1ILLL \JI IIIVJ Think Vote in Senate iStrength of Their Cau: THE SOUTHERNERS' S I 'I ILL/ tlH'ir occupants and 210,91 rented, the ownership of tli iiig 10,543 reported "u il There are 168,440 homei % ' ers and 146,764 of other | se. the State. The percentage of Soutli families living ia their 01 was 30.6 and of families AND rented homes, 69.4. In 190 < outage of home owners and of non-home owners, 1 '4 were Uijrr a> nuiiuci iui ?nun ' r?'mnin Should Convince You 1 .."i,own." Suffering Is Unnec< i hat Your *f I _lr41 sssar? VII u THI: iw ton s /ear on tnea THAN iperp THE 1 Opi ?ose It on faroum /ft its i t 'nmplicntiiig the Itnce Problem. Washington, March 20.?Adc of woman suffrage today dc they were not discouraged b they lost their fight in the yesterday for a constitutional a ment giving women voting gain iu homo ownership i ui-1Iter years from 15*00 to 15*10 w, tically nothing. Of the farmers in Soutl 5I5.7 own their homes. Of ivcates people 23.5 are home owi eland > r cent, living in rented 1 ecause The white home owners Senate Carolina number 60,574; tl mend- 83,183. rights. of die farm home owne le colored, ^ ^ ; ?commended for Chron! and Stomach, Liver ar rs, 4 1,100 final Allmenfji f C Indlsestlon 1 % id Intesi V OTHER and make money FELLOW r where he loses it. t Y Y * T T Y Y tug sennw? vuu-u n>i ?m- .. ment to 34 against it. but a two affirmative vote was neoessai passage. Suffrage leaders poin day to the majority of one v favor of the amendment as pro< their cause had scored a triun deft it Mid was far stronger tli opponents had been willing to They profess to see in the act the Senate only a tern] setback and today they were are wiiue aim -'1,447 :?r?* 11 -thirds The white population of i pv for in 1 } 10 was t?71?.000; tod to- population. ?:*.5.tt00. ote in Nearly one-fifth of all if that people in South Carolina li tph in ton mill villages and the inn its praetieallv all these people admit, py the mill corporations, ion of present industrial condition porary j nf**t1ic white population is pro- from home ownership. 'Kroes. | Jnntii 1 Thousands of people, some ricli mmm 11 .11- MUy taken M;lyr'a Won til'1 negro temctly for Stomach, liver tilmenlN, Dyspepsia, Pressor* , .. he llearl. So ir Stomach, Ills oll'i'' nti, Nervousness, Dir./loess. ] Ivfl iii col- lick lleuduchM, Clonstlputiot homes <?r *cp, ?* ? l!?ln?.und ' , Uglily to Otllor9 iO til it til , _Ui iirt* owned ??f living. Mutr'ii'uKii Under is till* bete ami mod o ,* ??> flfn. <?*?!! |> for tin* lliOYf il l! tll'MU ?. 8 one-nrin , ,r|M wje| ,y. r,.t n ? 'XflUtll'tl J liietlil convince. I' in ill ov.-li : )ro|N'tties .oi.l i i effects are <i it in your own io. * M ilrrfill Stomach . iiml Intestinal I * ?f (lus Around ' irisi After Kilt" I Kulntinil Spells, 1, Torpid I.lver, | i| 11 IiK-l l?l ittl? It *11 ??*iwi iiimv the wi 11 rur icrful Stomach < > 111 vUl iwn I * _ now be! mi ill ill lu.il".!, II?t? II mi. ! .i~> i' *11 a rvAmi ll?r :atawba^ your cost of prodlu ore the rush. Th) C 4-1 .~c FERTILIZEl Action in half. Oi fe following brand I l! -f RS . | xler them V Is are es- v r pared to renew their tight toi amendment. It was said they support the proposed amendm Senator Shafortli which he will duce later. That proposal woi: quire each State to vote on the tion of extending suffrage to \ upon petition of 5 per cent of II era. Suffrage leaders were proci with plans for their demonsti ?? ?- T>?. inHnv t>. would ,''ort twpnty-flve years Sci nut of I,na PoMticans and' offl intor- *,ave shrieked about the "p ild re- I xvroups." all the polltloans nues- ,ho ^spoclal friends of the I'omen 1 P??P,e" anil we have had ts vot- It,a,,p<' political revolutions I interest in that period, bul ii I rentage of home owners ha >0(1111 g jnereased at all. -ation. ? m? 10 I ?nt the State has gainec IUtH oil I He* <* ailfl lOtnvi itlmcnt* and in ino*t ? i-? s 1> ind iM-rimmctU resales. 'I liis o^t i\v i |<,.mc(ly has been t i,.en ii\" tl'< OOP mail's 1 people, and those in all walk I'llvp henn I them Members of Congress, , ! Supreme Court. Educators, La* laboring Bankers. Doctors. DrUKKists. J two go- turers. Priests, Ministers, Karri In si.,,i_ , lirnefit and it should l>e equally ill tllOir for fr(.(. vaiual?le be t tile per- | Ailments to Geo. 11. s scarcely ! Whuiug Street, Chicago. 11L I im- I ruin* q. ; k '.mi *** s most iironiintiD'. T?T i ? i of life, niuoiu: I\f Justlca of tlio f v\era. Merchants. i | \ ( Nilis's, M.iitilfac- W* hits, with lastinp i I.' 1 successful in yout ' '' tikJct on Stomach , .Chemist. 154-150 l\( f uiauc iui liic pi uu d 1 lose, (i radc 8-d-d < \?tt? jn d Stai\< > rade 8-d-d Blood j (M*tric, (Jradc 8-4-4 Blood : gulator, (irado 8-4-4 <'otto lucuon or conon: i Seed Mcii! and Tankage, iiid Tankage, ind Tankage. 11 Seed Meal and Tankage. f T T T f T T nert* mny mcj cuiu OOOwomen would take part in t rade. MAJORITY FOR IT. Senators voting for the Ashu olution which would required i thirds vote to pass, were: Ashurst. Rrady, Ilristow. H Chamberlain. Clapp, Clark ming). Gallinger, Gron:ia, Hughes. Jones, Kenyon, T.aF< he pa- mensely in wealth. There a wealthy or well-to-do plai business men in South Cj 1914 to one In 1890. rst res It Is harder for the Soi a two- Hnlan who has nothing to i thing now than it was in 1 urton, 1900 or in 1910. (Wvo- | The office-holders have be Mollis. and are being elected cliiefl >llette. men's votes. Only 00,57'! ire twenty iters and ^ irollna In 1 nth Caroi white I I am thg /y^nfr > LAN*'AST y MAKSKY iWBj. V SI'IMNTiS % I:ntm:iv*i?i s KH MERCANTILE (X).. & YODER ,Van Wyck. BANKING & MERCAN1 MSE MERCANTILE (X)., \ * \I mi/i t 4Trn ii ^ *> i * * * EE Lancaster. \ *' MLE CO., Heath Springs. Heath Springs. I JL i% f T Lane. Lea. Myers, Nelson, New Morris, Owen, Perkins, Point Uansdell. Shafroth, Sheppnrd, man, Smoot Stephenson, St Sutherland, Thomas, Thompson send. Works?35. Senators voting against the a Rtent were: Lunkhead. Borah, Bradley, B gee. Bryan, Catron, Dillinghati pont, Gore, James, Johnson t Morvlntwl \ I nilirn U, I'limhn lands, iniiuiies uvo m uieir own 11 lexter. ! there arc about 162,000 w Slier- of voting ago in the State, prllng, ! Homo ownership is the s Town of the 00ml 111 on of the pooj The loaders of (ho poop] mend- office Inuo had (heir opport the relentless figures show rande- have failed? (hey have don 1, Du- ^,,r *',r> common man the 1 1,00 Where are the leaders wh r \ic. ' to think and willing to sa< oines. out nrn ,?n*r.w eCK \ hito mon RLD DLML, that gets the <frmi urest test r"T 7T . \! (|(, before the germ* jget > le now in the hoc*. unity and ??? that tlley r>*,? tahleapoonful of. Rr* e nothing ' sso'v?'l "> ft pint of toor man 4 ^d'?,t^ "lo,> or "uft . . ' t.ip<I to night a o are ante "imunbout the year, wti Ti'iee for 1 clio!era and worma. ffff VV IM'ilVnilAl J. M. CAR! rkri ! 1). FEFMiTJ \h- ' y ka km i:i(! >i Devil Lye M I LLK & 1 wat.sr, then f?ed for t"";i I ! ! hi1 I monili : J I PREVENT > .H nni v\ i\ I iV SON CO., Kershaw. SON, Fort Lawn. ^ \Y IIOLFKA LF (i WOCKli I'Ol'NC. Fort Mill. Or communica * p\ IIM i < U., Kershaw. IX ('()., Uieliburg. te direct with us. I I A Loan, Martin, Marline,-Oliver, man. Page. Pittinan/f*omerene, Shields. Smith (Georgia) (Maryland), Smith (South rare Swan son. Thornton, Tillman, daman. Weeks, West, Willi: 34. SOUTHERNS OPPOSED. Though otherwise the vote vir was non-partisan, the Southern Over- ",n P?opl?k who want to h< beside ttlOfhsol VOK? Smith The landless farmer ami ?linat. operative compelled to li\ Var- other man's house will vol tms . j man who can help them an i man who ran help them i families to hotter position world, tually Sena The merchant who cannot ? ? * I vortlalncr nou u'Knti t h (e 'i, >lp others I a, nun l??coine wornn, l:mks liogs <!ivo 1 the mill *3lut t''0"? genus aod woi " ? ??p for tho u<tii Does:m\ <1 their I fl ="..1 their Jg^y ' * in the Ml . Red Dei f# s3l in iiur <* It ilk. > nnil worms Y no 11 c)ian'"o -ins ami I'.! 4 M I m 'T- I C /il Lye. 3 > A^3 Cr I t siz 5LI v . awba F LANCAS ertilizer ,ter> s- c* Co. | tors, all liemocrats, nnen up ai solidly against the amendment contended It would compllcat negro question in the States. C Southerners only Senator Ran liOuisiana, Slieppard, Texas and Tennessee, voted for the resolut Senator Vardaman led a movt among the friends of woman sul in the. South to repeal the. 1 2th a ment to the constitution, by whit States are prohhited from denylr imOSl, I nr.ii.ft mm They ran he had at a reasonable ] p the where the circulation of the >f the medium warrants the sdell, I deficient as a merchant to Lea! KreP that his days in the n ion. world are numbered. No >ment r?mpeto very Ion* In price ffrase with the fellow who p mend ; Roods before the public in i h the manner unless ho t i? ne-1 "kewise. wrrant il<? man can and qualTZX' MONEY TO I idvertises j .r 1 am now i^apared, i 1*VC My I mmmmmmmwma?m ^ Labels. I **?' ''THENI jOAN. ' is heretofore, ' . ? LWS COVERS LIKE TI * > *< * ? LANCASTER -IE DEW." COUNTY 4. croes the right to vote. With th rro question removed, he sai l 1 vored the granting of suffrage to en. His proposal was defeated. 1 4. And a preposition by Sc V l I -ms to give the baliot to a omen only wa- defeated 4 4 to THE NEGRO QUESTION. The vote was preceded by a hours kaleidoscopic debate on t r'Anu nhfiQOt of unffriico Ron'itn ic no- Advertism* is a direct < io fa- ?' Quality. The advertiser i\?. oro on,y Put <*0*7* facts and Ar 9 to must everlastingly keep mater Prove his worthiness to sUi wh'tt Kame. Watch the stores th 21. tlse, examine their Roods i compare with the stock of chant who does not advertise three lnn<* advertising must of net he va- I hand in hand. Look about r Mnr. I Merchant, and the truth of truncate to ne*otl*U A?mi ^ $ roust not ward? oq ftxvt tnortgfc* ures. but . _ J" at It. to coltM Umi ! Lanttnob ly in the Ion* time, rapayab/e li at advcr- stallmenta at 7 pir o? and then No oommiMlon charj .,hQUaHtry "P^1 '<*? for furnl8h,ni esslty *o UU*' you. Mr. K. K the fore- Attorn JOO and upob improved ^ or oounty, ob mm w i a annual In- M M i >nt Interest. W Mi fed. Only a ar U < abstract ot jes.. blood TFT'S AND BON^ V tine of New Jersey was the only her who said he was opposed man suffrage on principle. He < ed the participation of wome rolltles had failed to purify tl lot, and that it would be a sr -orry day for both women an " hen they were given the balli ' ersally. The speeches of si Senators, he added, had excited mind the wonder if they fou inf ill will become apparent to wo leclar5S| MEJi ot unl- I f nnhT. CUBED FOBEV nd ob t. nfci ? FER1 IE ? riLIZER i T T \T AT TTI? i ' - ^?- J - 1 Action to toe "Havior ror not 'ng six of t|i? apottles frpm t'ie women." Senator Gal linger declared it t o a crime to repeal the-'-l Bth i ment, even It it wer^lt blunt' have panned It. Senior Townnt plated it wan no blunder to hav ei It. J Snffraare T/PwlrrV Views | your Seed^^ ?- i' i; LUTE < SATISF and more ish PotA X^tJLu V It 3UARANTEE oi ACTION in the u : is assured to buy< nirinnwn w >r uic pnce paia f QUALITY?CC se and in crop resu f ITS Ot to-> * YBTTI 'HTlfcflRlYii* iBrnBHBnn 1?Ai5bU>MPLETE Its?all this New York. March 20.?With c?T*'<?n of Mrs. Henrietta Blitch irtcnt of the Woman's Political tiie leaders of the oric&nir.atlo I aged in the campaign to eafra v omen, today said the vote on t sMtutiooal amendment in the 1 States Senate yesterday war jus they had expected. Mrs. Blitch expressed sy input Ko T~ ?nmr*/?ro tir? nartv fi_rir1 Hp i arod* and the ? x perhaps t, pre* thousands 7 J Union, / times, wlth/unf suing p< ns en- results. Don't you/think ! nchlse get the right treatment? he con desire to oonsuiya rells United established specialist of t what patience, come lo me s what can be accomplish by for skillful, scientific treat nioroH bold two medical dlnlor, w HI voee, imn Cobb HHB I |[ Early Red Bliss. imn?at I 1 Plants, Onion 5 lt ""you I Garden Seed <rf al I have got the to nd learn I seed, grown in th< d with 1 ... . v meat il l Maine and are be nu A ' 1 I lers and I I Cabbage I | Seta and I i kind?, i 8 Mad Maine ' J TERIA1 estate of | | from Swift itter seed |\K ?^ ? iwui a i e exclusively from ?Ammoniated w & Company's own Pa< . . 1 T\r>?rr? r? XiKlllJZLI 4 ff? CROP PRODUC 'ith Blood and Cat' eking Houses?Mechai Mi ?<Of 'V t- f,-f n , :ING MAtle Tankage lically Perfect that the vote would result in t to cut down the aroall I>etnocrat iorlty In the Seriate and to attal en 1 *he would join In the Cons1 nal Union campaign. Dr. Anna Howard Hbaw. pre of the National Woman** ftnAra foclation, and Mr*. Carrie Chi f.fttt, head of the Internationa frpgo Alliance, however held 1 vould be bad policy for the si i flfcht certificates by Wamlnat 1c ma- other requirements fr In this boards of medicn exam In reesto- States In the Union, tofsl over 20 years' experience eident altT practice. I sucxessft ge>As- Blood Poinsoo, VarlcoM apman Ulcers, Kidney and Bla< A Suf- o?*?s. Rheumatlsno, Oal thai It Pmralysll. Discharges. Pj uffrag- Rectal Trouble, Stricture ion than all others, n< om tha there. See me b< m of 44 Aar with buy your groceriei iny*Sr2t thin? to not 1 > Votes. Sunrise Flour. } Estonia, y?u can t ke \lm. aad I from rising, neith< and all i,MB aula ? *? > bug, up \ 1 rcF Bfore you H The ! 9, and the bag?Manu forget is * fou know ini p the sun ir can you _ >resent tne mib i 111 rei 3WIFT guarantee of H lectured by WIFT FERT1 anrr ai rtiiizers. IGHEST QUALITY g. [fill/ijhiK WQR tr*** nm. I I oes with every KS Mv/ oftj is m in iirdi a pouticai party, ur r !d that this wm not the-ttme jort enfranchisement from Coi 'thai we must get the t n few were statea." To wure a Cold In One Da; 1? w ? t^X ATIV1J BROMO O'llnir.f. It* f 'h mi/1 Hritlacht and work* oft ti stiiLw >1Q1 *wun, iiruu 1 c ana pn to px *? ? ot Men and Women icrr-iH Examination tree and ?le iu confidential Honr.: ? a. p. m. Snndajra, I to 1. Call or Write Dr. Register, Spec Y soe Union National Ban itopatlic Cor. Main and Gervalr he Cold. nfti iruiw? Ttu au- r' ' >' viiiD iiuui iii Btrictly Yours for servi m. t* 7. , , n aaeaaasgass I uiirt, , Mackorcl ?+?* Gr< mi rising. 11 U Other Factor!et C ' . H ALBANY, fiA. ''s ! JOI ocerv I : SAVANNAH, 6A. MOULTSIE. GA. /if ' ; , .hi i FOR S s}ES MERCAIS # LANf.ARI U/V 1 %! i >*. i #?\ CHESTER.'S. C. 81 C6UHCBIA. 9L C. W fTlU:BCOMP^ pph 6 r jggggj?; * iNY 4 j 'Slut* refund mo;,ey ii It fails i % ata turt on each t to cure. II ? ? 25c. ! .. 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