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o Reform wil Fr 7 Come /irrs I THE LANCA! serious. We appeal 1 justice, to your rexei erhood (we want to mothers possible), \vc r chivalry to give the / modern times a st 3TER NEWS, MARCH 31 .o your -sensti of THE Ci rence for tuothuiake thi best .. . ,, ~ > uy.eal to jour How u> ?rww r< greatest reform * egeUblw in t raight deal. A e journal of Agrieu L, 1914. IARDEN. Tomato?V led under glas amnion Fruits and of?Ju"e Doe . soils. Space a he Farm Garden. j row clean ci ilturo and Star Far-I Turnip?Gi Varm weather crop start Importune s and set aboutithe* first is well of a variety of it about three feet In a The atl iltlvation is necessary. "c 18 rows hest In n Kranhs of r** 1 to Those Who do Kusiness Here. Lention of the business publed to the following pai)j?the Neirotlnhlo Instrnmau'li A f Plea is Not Made Fo opera To the Editor of The State: In your editorial of Wedi noted your disparaging coram the woman's movement to t \J! # f U/V/IHV/M u r r Woman's Suffrage, But ition of the Sexes. throw fortifications higli nesday I higher around her home ont upon Is it unwomanly for her he effect cooperation with man tii \yC-C/U u?k you 10 ueip us n deeper, justice, more standing between me and a nobler, hnppiei For CO- and women and theii it worth working for' If woman is vision possible ideals, convl ler and vet orror and she will l< and child? ard and be willing to to plead for '"?ser plane with the at she may ideals are truly 11 iwaras a oeuer, mer. beautiful under- The following n and women for the kinds of world fov .nen fruits suitable T r children. Isn't given by Prof. R ? of Ohio Agriculti ary, with im- Grapes?These ince her of her Gf soils. Planting i >wer her stand- t,e done during t live upon a the grapes bea man she loves, season's growth i nirrors of what on(? or two hnda j moist, fertile cultural directions early spring < vegetables and flvG or six inc or the garden are I Watermeloi . B. Crulkshank, of warm sandy iiral college: humus Is cor do well on a variety Fertilizer sho *ud prunning should Cultivation If he dormant season, similar crops, r on new wood, each B'x feet, can be cut back to , Hrunnc non.l in \ imS soil. Sow tho peed In J-aw, whi >r late summer. Thin to Carolina :hes. transactic i??Warm weather and a date: Roil well supplied with I'aragri iductive to best growth strument uld be applied to the hill therein w i the same as is given maturity Space the hlls at about day, the 1 next succ< merits fal mo# 4 "*1? 1. hn nraunti rh went into effect in Sout? March 24, 1914, governing >ns made on and after that aph 85?Every negotiable in is payable at the time fixed ithout grace. When day of falls upon Sunday or a hollnatrument is payable in the eeding business day. IiiBtruling due on Saturday are to iod ? - that if the discussions are the luxurious parlors of a hotel they deserve 110 consi from the serious minded, tin appeal comes from the wives less farmers and mill operati worthy of notice. This is a reasoning rather astonishing sure. Our forefathers were r tative men and held their me* independence in the then 111 1* ?i 11 nl' I If wt nil : 1 l) 11 1 hold in |give her child purer fooi modern i moral surroundings in w] deration velop the soul God lias it if the without hidden quagmire; of land- ! Kverv woman 1 have ves it is preached believes that v mode of prostitution can he pracl to be ished with the ballot and epresen- forcemeat of tl e law. ('< ding for a great powr, and when agificent Hon of 20.00o'.onn Ameri I?11 r OWIl i-rll' l.n 111 11 ! ??<! in ll?r> lm il. cleaner may be realized, ir n liieh to dr- are true hearted and given him us purge your vlsloi s to trip his clearly the desirahilit ever ap- of upright govern 111 er .'his-kny and li,loss ?r personal pu Llcally abol- prrpw loose soniewhe [ proper en- C'ther and find it, for onvhtlon is ,,rov'(lence made mai itw convic- for complements -oi.f loan women !s dragging and not i lint it ? iii i? caught ?ind tied w nen and women trimmed. I loyal then let Respberrles an i until yon see canes should be yt the dignity reach a height of i it and the love- in order to makt rity. There is a an?l crow bushli re, let's cot to- have fruited shoi an All-wise Currants and 1 i and woman will do well in a 1 end of the line raspberries and iiitil the thread prow in. The year ill the relation- ?..w.u 1 v" " 1'^-' 1,\J uu Spartanburg d Hlackberries--The The suprem tipped when they decided that rrom 20 to 24 inches church, the g > them branch, out fostered Van* ke. Canes which ^fenerations, ( lid be removed. tution, but tt c;oodl?erries?These tro' ?f the Vn leavier soil than a self-prepeti blackberries will clsion ends ; growth may be cut tween the Co tl. in*- \ Hill VII. "v (Mcnuii Herald. succeedini e court of Tennessee hns histrumen the Southern Methodist at the ?l>t reat institution that has e<> for pay lerbilt university for ?'i Saturd loes not own that lnsti- not 11 l?oli lat It is under the con- ' I'aragrj mderbilt hoard or trust, J?ent (eitl i a ting today. This do- made p i long controversy be- valent to liege of ltishops of the the same ?.^?1 nil ptl/IllUUl Oil I lie 11(3X1. K business day, except that its payable on demand may, ion of the holder be proscnt-<M^ meat before 12 o'clock noon lay, when that entire day s day. ipl? 87?Where the instrulier a note or an acceptance) ayable at a bank, It is equina order to the bank to pay for the account of the prin grandfathers igncd the ordii Recession in a handsome bui (Charleston. Right, to ask for j only worthy of serious const when it comes front the ignoi poor?the well-to-do have no And who keeps the farmers' w mill operative in ignorance' man who refuses to pass the sory education bill. And v lightened human being wouli tance of i bo a tremendous force. I lding in can not control civiltzatioi ustice is republican form of govei deration failure. If the moral vo ant ami tian men an-1 >. men cn rights! press vice in tie- end. the ivos and gibus cloth is a fabric o ? Tho Can you not reach a ti compul- tivo, Mr. Kditoi" Can vo hat en- your vision of prejudice ; 1 refuse far-reaching import of tli f ii - -- t the ballot of t'1" sexes be v l. the entire l>p. 'in. ent is a Then the father r te of Chris- vo''i>K. mother would m not sup- rather make lace eei wnole reli- s'>e will know then tl f chiffon. tect the interests of 'us pre spec- would no more j u not clear w',iskr>V ?len around I and see the 'u> would a rattlesnal e feminist fnR room, that he v ?hat God meant aj least every tin nay do all the . Strawberries?] after all much '"c V's,the row itrepices, for r il?d ,two lat he will pro- ?ho"'d be ;,p')l,ed his child, that gather sets in. C >ermit an open be Priced to co the corner than Asparagus?Ro <e in his draw- ^<M't apart in a tr< vouhl no more deep. Plant shou jioui/it tiallv durine t?w> i uu1 canes renewed ^uinern mei *ee years. Bishop Hoss, May be set 18 to 24 whose rnuse . The vines may be Chancellor Ki A heavy mulch Metho before freezing , T,u- <,ec,Rl< rop rotation should a'umn* ?f Vi in bat insects. c,ty of N'a?h\ tion '8 that, v ?.!eh P. Ve < 1* of the univer: ti c 1 eight inches million will b U . 'e^rPr^,ra-d- *he improvemc moaist ctiurcn, led by cipui hod and the board of trust Paragri was championed by test whetl rkland over the bishops Mil of ex dlst church. instrumeii ?n is popular with the ??t only c inderbilt and with tho (of present 'ille, since the supposi- honor, ith the board in charge Paragri sity, Andrew Carengie's does not ( e accepted and spent in the funds int of the university ami available lor tHereon. lpli 111?A waiver of protier in the case of a foreign change or other negotiable t, is deemed to be a waiver >f a formal protest, hut also :ment and notice of disiph 127?A bill of itself iperate as an assignment of in the hands of the drawett| for the payment thereo^^ sum a urn: i in- iuuji>in? <> Carolina's men have refused again and vet again. Can yon not think in big h Mr Kditor you can print i type. Will tlie landless farme or the mill operative not b mentally, spiritually and phyy decade earlier by compulsory tion. by laws governing whisl sanitation, by laws prof -eting developed 14-year-old girl-'-hi . movement: ran you not to do it tin* groat God is prepnri her influence .>otli direct s eadlines to purge the world of soni n largo grossness and t-neert on r r's wife bettor sons ami daughter e lifted that will teach the beaut tically a nlty or personal purity an edttea- ifv of npright jrovernmen <ey and ministers of Columbia ha !ier tin- assured us of Mi< ir heart Id, tiiati pathy and suoport. O'l SC. that " ' ' iik through J>roP? r an.l necessary ind Indirect vvr|tild a rabid dog In R ?* its W'l not the men we m epoch of '1P'P "s work tliis oul s, an epoch And what will we t>* and dig- return? We proml i the n obi I- nieasure pressed dow it? Many nv,,r?of love such as vc already Rb'en them before: w lest svm- appreciation for their v one has fair mindedness: we j evil tlinn lie 'lulres heavy fertt his front yard, h'ltnus, and Rood know and trust shoots may lie rut I? Leans?These ? bring th??m in soil. Nearly all j ise to bring a exception of Linn n and running planted when flrsi we have never ov,*r. Lima bean e promise an planted till the \ generosity and k'alls, unless the iromlse to lion-1 hinds art grown. ..........ci. imr> re- other millions li/.ing and plenty of we are not m' cultivation. The versity will ii the second year. exchanged for lo best on a fertile ti-mlllionarle garden kinds, with pathy, the lo> v beans may be a great denoi I danger of frost is duals there at s should not be sirPd than ri vartn weather pr<*- perhaps true smaller growing tlons. som? method of The decisio will be secured: but. if and the d Istakon, Vanderbilt uni- hill unles 11 time find that it has i same. ' the dollars of the mul- Parapn the support, the sym- does not < 'alty and the respect or any part nination. With indivi- the dra e things more to he de- hank is n ches. and the same is less and of educational institu- the check I n nf t lio finnrnmn rnnri I'll! Ira wee is not liable on the s and until he excepts the iph 189?A cheek of Itself >perate as an assignment of of the funds to the credit wer with the bank, and the ot liable to the holder, ununtil It accepts or certifies > ('Ort of It'..I ltou.lt: by thousands of talks with th e' private Individ i >ls. Wh; backwards?it is so much nu siblo and practical to go to t of a thing and be dir? ct. V cillate. why los~ so much t!nu woman's indirect influence is : what a power her direct ii must be. I have personally had a In perlence along this exact lin' while much has been done tern mi; units announced himself antae y work And should not odi'on re son- papers and ministers of ho root {?, abreast of the times, i thy va- (0 nook with progress, seel ^ ward eye God ? freat pla -) f reat tion, should they not gei 'tluer.ee march of oiv< tuition, be 'torch, lighting the way f rge ex- not. running far behind iti and ness, hooting the hoot ol llillg tO- hpSoechillP' tlio i-lnnr O''""1 ;onl?Jtip. or them as wp nave s of news- 'ore. for they have a the Gospel spiritual appeal with i ri-liiiK: neck ''erstandinR and o( with in- wp deem them worth] n of evol a- honor and trust. HTnl the PEARL PAYSE1 ,r'ny the March 10 o~ others; i the wark antiquity. Somebody is ai AM?? Iiulirn' Bnl/1 never <lono no- musi no nswered nvir Hon should be the sympathy, '.in- Thin wax beans t operation. and three feet. r of all love, fleets?Seed ms early srplng till tl L'R POORF. summer. Cultlvati low. This Is a ve; ture. Thin to nlr Cabbage?Need: t Fault. and an abundance be started under t cievisea. Cultlva- ' Was a sweep! trough l>ut Shallow, university an. n one foot; pole to opinion dellve R. Turner, of ly be sown from pointed by Go he middle of a late the ease, been on should be shal- petency of on getable of easy cul- ease, eovered ie inehes. ten pages and s plenty of moisture of university of plant food. May The court h f> flnuu aiwl votvo- r* ? ? ?i * -- - ' r ng one In favor of the Atlanta Ji 1 was unanimous. The The imj red by special Judge W. c'ty consu Knoxville, who was ap- producer vernor Hooper to sit in following use of the incom- 'y* It set e of the Judges in the van fount seventy-one typewrit- Brisi went into every phase potatoe history. market dti holds that Commodore however. ' . .. dK1? ?.1 _ ournal. iortance of Rood road to the raer as well as the country is strikingly shown. In the story from Harper'sr Week- , 'ins that a farmer in Sulll- V ;y, Tennessee, a few miles tol, had a hundered bushels *8 which ho expected to iring the winter. The roads were so bad that he was un wards the uplift, It has proa barks for these people as a el resentful and noncommittal. It not be?but it is. The chasm 1 the rich and poor is false and not be. Hut it seems to havi since the world rst began a must deal with conditions as them, not as they should he. I take generations to work it level the barriers of prejudl miomirlorut'in flinir It tnnk th*? t draw- advance guard clutching lass am them j,ack into the darkr . should and thrice shame on any jetween Christ who denounces any should for the uplift of mankind ? been a heroic woman as Jane ,nd we Hull House, who has dom we find ininistering'and rescue woi t would 0tifi person in America, pel out. to shame on any human bi lee and ,,an sneer at a body of eai womiMi ? - -1 1 I to drag "It seems. Gentleme iess?Shamfi Jury, that there is soi apostle of twenty murder rases < movement The Attorney General led by such c,how that during the Addams of thing like three hundr ? more real pVe homicides were rk than any this State. It Is apps haps. that In the next thre< eing who aixty-Fve days, each f nest moth- three hundred and si n of the Grand P,antpd for early < me eighteen or sown 'n the open on this docket. come8 warm. Se '? report will a,l(' a half to two last year, some Cauliflower?Sn ed and seventy ( utside leaves sho committed In tol> in order to bit filling to think Carrots?Seed i e hundred and early as ground c lav of the bost in a sandy loj xty-flve, some Krow. Thin to si O?* * tiuim- V ?JI IIVMI1IH VttU cabbage or the seed Methodist ehi when weather be- congregations t plants from one Vanderbllt po feet apart. attempted to me as for cabbage, church bad f uld be tied over the funds, when 1 anch the vegetable, rescue, nay be sown as The court an be worked. Do conference of im soil. Easy to ha<1 no right x Inches. members of tl luerniu ann not mo U,I,K: w uu irch or the bishops or r?tted In , founded and made Price of p ssible. that the project to a dolla he launched by the In the eoi ailed through lack of 'oads of f* Vanderbilt came to the ,nto Brlst points. P holds that the general throughoi the Methodist church ,here was to attempt to elect to 8UPPly he Vanderbllt board of |os,nK "101 > tmy naming; me potatoes his cellar. Meanwhile the otatoes In Bristol went up r and forty cents a bushel, urse of the winter ten carirm produce, were Imported ol every day from distant ood prices were very high it that section; and yet, a store of foodstuffs ample the people. Farmers were ney and town dwelers were of other States jjust one ele< carry some of these measur the good men, who were in nority, had been trying to get years. It has heen done?it i done?why not in South Parol How can you advocate such ure as visiting the landless f wife when you have thrown lo cule, sometimes only harmle lory but underneath it all a t ? fin who nsK cue sarcasm 'tlon to denunciation of the press i es that measure whose sole aim is the ml- jnK 0f tlie hie house out for tin WOrid, that her son may f s being clean place to live in. W ina? iier shaft, with law upoi a me?s- wlth women in the consts armor's operating with the strong u<l ri<li- with 20,000,000 other mo ss rail- casting votes to protect h inge of well, the bov is mighty a] I>?? and de- person will be killed to gain a man in South Caroll the clarify- wm be put in ' blood side, tlio band of his ft .owmai Ind it a be sniffed out at the ith love in tol or shot gun. It h u her side state of South C ihulary co- be ashamed of. Now, th of men, fault? Is it with the thcr hands nbly defend their oiiei er hoy - the prosecuting attori [it to DO | fault tlir. f'rvi.ftt la by his fellow Celery?Seed m na, some man K'as? for early c y prave by the sPr''iB for late cm n. his life' will soil- Fertilizer he point of a pis- aiu' nitrate of sodi i a record that w'th boards or by arolina should Thln or transplant , where is the Inches. lawyers who I Cucumber?IMa nts? Is it with aPart. latter part aey? It is the started in Rreenh earliness. Soil s' ay bp started under trust and tha rop or In open In the ri*ht to e 'P. Do best in murk anft perpetuat artly with manure ben* subjeet i. Must be blanched the Reneral ec hilling the soli, or through th> t to six or eight cation of the conference, nt in hills six feet The oplnior of May. Sometimes should the coi louses for sake of exercise the p hmild ho fnrtllivari Confirmation I t the board itslef has ,OK??R moi lecMts own members ,ark ot wo e itself. its elections The Pre to the ratification by "v'nK i? 1 inference of the church ,rIbuUon B general board of edu- as direct, church acting for the 0,lunRc af ,both the | i holds further that wm be *r nferenee attempt to Good ro ower of ratification or to th,s Jl" n n onntnnia/iinno m?n only enab ney and town dwellers were ll-bullt, well-kept highways, tblem of the high cost of argely a problem of dis-e'.^f and marketing. So soon economical means of exe provided, the Interests of producer and the consumer eatly advanced, ads are one of the essentials iprovement. They will not le farmers tn morirot ? contempt. upon wciirr.u Jon?>s. who with her husband band of women are doing this oal thing, going through the orn States on bicycles, tlirou country districts off the railr roads that could not he used 1 automobile, to reach the i farmer's wife, often holding m In a barn? The great reform before us never have been called "W saved. and a a,id you, Mr. Kditor, f id on tl- ringiv of woman using the North- t plaything, as a child rove igh the plaything, a plaything wh oad on ,IP|| powers for righteousm with an 1 thing, when it may ever solated (jown the liquor traffic. a eetings when it can immediately ra I of consent and save many n v.hould ' fant from despoilment. A oman's indeed! What do von lo the Grand Jury, or is ?peak slur- t|ie petit jury? the th< vote as a ment is for the purpo: ting a new jnK crime and still < ien it has rampant in the State, f>ss. A play- riUft{nn 1r that the pu itually put templated by the law plaything meted out to those pr ilse the ago guilty beyond a reas female in- every guilty person i plaything an(| our theory o i n vi* r* f Mto It the fault of around tho hill, i 'ory of punish- ! possible, so of suppress- ! I'KPplant?Does ?rimo poos on S?H- Started n pr and the con- I ,)pds, transplanted inlshment eon- hp eaten white toi has not been aiu' a half or thr oven to be ; Kohlrabi?Of ei lonable doubt, j "own either In hoi was punish- nuent tillage is e f punishment J^eedy If allowed Cultivate as late as n?r. the right proval shall c< host on rich, sandy ' The court h een houses or hot- bishops have In summer. Should membership 01 lifter. Thin to two have no vlslto ee feet. to the affairs t asy culture. Seed The main (1 t bed or open. Vre- nbout the con ssentlal. Becomes and other to grow too long, backed by the of approval or disap- products r ,aae. they will olds that tho Methodist J-'"" ot fo< no right to ex-ofliclo ' , Ispensa a the board of trust and ? truck f rial rights with respect 's e if the university. wagon trj ght In the case hinged tw.? ,n tention of Bishop Hoss rou"tryw prominent Methodists* ads* M/ general conference of thepeople nore easily and cheaply but also encourage the producidstuffs. ertalnly, they are ible to the development arming. stlmated that the cost of insportatlon would be cut the United States, If the ere supplied with adequate i lllons, too, would be saved^ > of towns and cities. Rights ?it is a misnomer?it be "cooperation of the sexes," f is what it is. And now that t men of South Carolina and Oil dilv, are advocating this "grea form of modern times," are ask men that we love and that love fuller cooperation in all that p to the country in which we li rear our children, women thj representative, mothers of fa prominent in church work, cji should heart of a mother? It ha or that USP,i as a plaything In any he wo- states nor countries where lo. tar- jn operation ?. quarter of test re- 1 You bring In the negrc ing the vote scare, and yet you kn us, for the negro woman would li ertalns the same qualification as ve and man. What are the qua it are Education, tax receipts imilies. "grandfather clause," you in men 1 ' * v"" is correct, then we wc a not been er cr|mes jn the land one of the somebdv or something it lias been j suppose that during a century. ,.01J have tried someth ' rr'i <y-fivp people for takli ow that of tl)at many other peoplf r,'1u of Harnwell, small cot u?P TlpP the entire State, and n locations? ets rre fuU aRaln . a 5"* ?/olng to do about It? .know fhat ( hfl5) foeen that the Oral . . I lllll ?u?ul on. >uld have tew- lettuce?A cool Therefore forced under tl ' Is at- fault ^ open early the last year, ulrea fertility an dn* like twen- ^row tn ?prlnR or NK the Uvea of lncheR ? In the County Muskmelona?t. npared with rlch plant ow your doc t- warm weather la What are you hlUft or drllla. Thl My experience pertinze in hllla. ml Jurv al s root. uisnops ana u weather crop. May right to elect tie glass or planted of trust of th In the season. Re- the board ltsel d good cultivation. also the fi fall. Thin to eight bishops and th school belongc ?o best In a light that the blsho] In open only after the university present In either decided in favi n to about six feet. It had heen About two plants of trust and t1 te cnurcn that the " '""" * members of the board or ? *'e< e university instead of , 8Pe"cls "01 If. With this contention )I<;?1t,?entt jeneral claim of the ^ ? ,r e church that the ^ and wl >d to the church and Pro*reas 0 ps had charter rights in ~ ~ . All these points were olluS( or of the university. the claim of the board _ _ he body of alumni " uiiHJum or money state leral government efficiently r good roads will be an inof unlimited returns. It the Interests of all the peo11 be for the enrichment and f the common couuntry. -ribe for The News. rerent Blood Poisoning and editors still meet us as if all a burlesque, a sidespliting a tempest in a teaeup and cont print editorials that savor and of buffoonery and horseplay ; Monday's editorial or your "Will the Feminist Movement Reach Pantaloonnry?" Is this not. an insult, an in upon the serious minded motl Columbia who are pushing this mmr ? (Ml iu i^PP'y pfTHH'l it was stepping the negro woman farre, yet in an editoral you u inue to 300 words urging this obji smack js not worth tho paper it upon as a valid argument, paper, d0 you know that priso Soon formatory satisties give 1( of women as eriminal, the dignity woman's vote would ino tiers of virions vote 10 per rent, ai i move- tlie law-abiding vote 90 pe O Tv ; " A,r, wnya do their duty, se about fnult r,ust he with tt eetion that iThp Ju,,ge 8tre88ed l*V written , manV af>nuit irrejudlie or favor or f ' I plored the condition c 11 cl I * I I O ? . | . || a* /| > ner cent ,I!K that '' i **11 < ou _ . . ' almost lake the place ?refore the ? . , . , , rense tJw. ( mln,>' and l>?* <*1 r asc the naPnve? id increase r cent.. ? I Therefore, the *? *he hill are pi ?e petit Jury. ' | should be eoi e fart that too v,'u>h herome Injv ted because of Onions?Soil mi eelliiK, and do- supplied with hup )f affairs. sa>- fr?nt seed or set ntv could new ground or transpla of old Kdsrc- ahout the middle tiled "Bloody an(' frequent cult sary. I Parsnip*?Sow i ' us llin f'P/in tatnc referred. Cultva- of trust and tl 1 tinned until the of the unlven tred. trust could an ist he rich and well members and tub. Pan be grown decision Is bell s planted In open f'on finally, nted from hot beds The mllllnn of April. Thinning medical d dvatlon are nece3- "vorslty by the f and which tli =teed early In spring sought to have o u'hoi/i ? hv tho nnlvAi>a< le (croftt body of alumni portkr'S j Rlty that the board of gical dreaair d should elect Its own tl" "?me Hi" not the church. The CataTT eved to settle the ques- wJ|h IxX;AL reach the ni'i dollars recently given or conatltuUc epartment of the unl- &oVu*ukei jeneral education board the blood an ie bishops vetoed and furo Ja not > returned, will be kept ^J,ntry f''r \ Itv T"l>? ~ ~ " oe the wonderful old reliable PR. iNTISHPTIC HKAL1N? OIL.aatu ik that relieve* pain and heal' i 2V*. SO*h Cannot Be Cured > APPLICATIONS, aa they cannot t of the dlaeaae. Catarrh la a blood inal dtaeaae, and In order to cure It . e Internal remedlea. Ilall'a Catarrh fa . a Internally, and acta directly upon d inucouk aurface*. Ilall'a Catarrh a quack medicine. It waa proton of the beat physicians In tht* rear* ?n<t l? 1 - ' tin in ciiill v? II I r* r-r* || i?? III** f|HI the editor of The State reall> anything of the movement foi ration has he really ever tal pains to find its fuller imp< spiritual significance? lias I lived in any of the States 01 tries where women have heh franchise for or more year he looked up statistics to see woman's moral strength ha with the ballot? Has he not . inii-n Woman has always been know stilted than man; she has r coop- niore clarified ntmosphen ton tho (|iiontly her natural tendei irt. its look ahead Into the futui ?e ever the coming generations th conn- si hie chance for developri 1 the fewest backsets; while in; s? Has readily satisfied with thin where are, especially if they suit s gone purpose. Woman's foresigl rather watped and discouraged t? more clear "High tost of ij?i lived in a Spart.nnburg Herald. f?. coiiso- Congres?nian Lover ley Is to vprse auditorium the re. to give "Pon the "High Cost e best pos- '1? piled Tact upon far nent with *r,,at loss of life and in is more charged to this Igno Ks as they and then he advocate his present advocate of reforn htedness is made the statement th v .-.ii platform he could not fiornnce. | mature. Light ho i a r* .Thin to about six spoke at Con-1 PeaR_roo, Wo{1 other evening Sfied ,s sown oar] of Ignorance. rool. moist soil wit showing t-h? , Fall erop may be property to be riant ?ppd fivp or f ranee account ering an inch or t r,'form. In ..arjet|eR have to I I' however he Peppers- Warn at upon such a sou j8 nee(je(j Not hp plprtpf! tn > > ~ HL'P" biey 'hat o'kT'h " "^a h plenty nf i a Oklahoma n?, "I A,"""" Lh- '?"<fire? I" "upporti?6' PaM "I ~ southe '''"' niler Ci vj. i i c win^ mifniiHin It is compoti i, it la said, may com*' binc<i with i sal of the general con- 111 _ . combination < Church, meeting in dure. Huch * j next May, to confirm Bcnd ,or tM| members elected by the _ F. J. c Sold br nr j \ Take UaU RN RAILWAY. irrier of the* flnnih o u _ ? - :, 7. 7 prcacnpuon. *d of rbe be?v tonic* known, com* the best blood purifier*, acting dle mucous surface*. The perfect " *1?? "8rBdlent? la what proronderfnl result* In curing catarrh, tlmnnlale, free. IIENEY * CO.. Prop*., Toledo, a ugglsta, price T5c. ' Fuoll; Pills tat oocstlpetkw. Notice. given nuge headlines to the of Mrs. Pankhurst and her but misguided fanatics? You speak of suffrage as th was an experiment It is Ion past the experimental age, t men of Wyoming having voted years, of Colorado 20 years, o Western States 10 and 12. o Zealand 20 year*, of Finla years a shorter time In Austra land Norwav Ana ovon fho txrr capers of restrictions, sincere We hear a Rood deal beinp besmirched by mix oujfh it men. Never allow that to K since she marries them evervy di he wo- remind you. Besides, her I for 2f? keep her pure and her v <f other The experience of bringim f New mortal soul to life is too clc nd ten | with the mystery of the lia. Tee- ' touches too nearly the sk vmon r\t ftthor m vo*/. ro A * nny offlce wthln the ef woman Carolinians. Now that ing with to reflect upon. I worry you; Piled that South Can ay. I w'ould reject the truth, pus babies will things that would redi Ision high. ignorance and throw o K an im- ,nK any man who ramt sely woven an enlightened cc divine and ' This may be true, t les of that tory in South Carolln _ ? ,.(j is warm. I'rov gift of South hftif fpot apart, is a sad state- 7 Rdlsh?Early 1 If true. He 1m- />rop. May he grow Dllnlans would Light. moist soil li ih aside those three Inches, ace the cost of Rhubarb?A ha at of the meet- does well on any 1 to them offer- Kither seeds or roo turse. In spring. As the ind recent his- amounts of water ia may be ad- ' necessary. Thin ! about one end a | grown rool weather _ , n In spring or fall. PASSENGER s desirable. Thin to Traln(| arrl, rdy perenlal which No* 118 Yor deep, rich soil. Intermedl ts are planted early No. 113?Cha plant needs large Intermedl . through tillage Is * ?. to three of four No. 114?Mar I one nt Jl ers to sen< school to TRAIN SCHEDULES catl?n wth school. T ra Lancaster from: this law. kville. Rock Hill and for vlolatl ate stations 8:31 a. ra. ,mIK>Bedrleeton. Columbia and Pnnntv q? ate stations 10:05 Count7 9u Ion. Rlacknhiirs' Ph<*. ooi jaw requires all teach1 an annual report of their the superintendent of eduiln two weeks after close of , earhers please comply with There Is a penalty of $2fi on of same, which will be V. A. LINOLE, perlntendent of Education. benighted China have four ahead of those of South Carol Tho proof of the pudding eating?what have women doi the ballot? Uusually-the firs they have swept In compulsory tlon, raised the age of consf is 14 years in your State aga to 21 in suffrage States). 11 our legislators answer this Ig when they know that hundi WI "V..V,. Ill / nvt I . # uraill, iur V years clans to ever clip the wli Una. (soul or lower the scale ai Is the of Its thinking, ne with ; We call upon the editor < t year Rnd the good men of Sout educa- the men whom we love an mt (It "3 (or they have said so) inst lfi demu the plea for cooper out thinking it out sanely nomlny Do you know any man froi reds of or Wyoming? If you do, vonian as a i nuunmniiBiH ngs of h?-r we believe the t id measure when men with coura genee and able to delli f>f the State 'a** a* Mr- Lever hlms h Carollnn. the teachers here the d who love 'hould not prejudge th not to con- *tate. but go before t atlon with- Rressive Ideas, and apj and Justly, patriotism, suntmons tl m Colorado of lifting South Carol ask him If depths of the illiteracy mr- aiaiemeni, fe^t. Same direr Ime haa come rabl. go and tntelll- Rutabaga?Sam rer auch a men- kohlrabi, elf delivered to ftalalfy?Some <1 other evening, I sn|pn. Thin to alx e people of the . Spinach?Requl hem with pro- containing plr >eallng to their ter Qtve conataii hem to the taak < n{x tnchea lna oat of the i Squaah?May b? -column. I~ Hons as for kohl- I lotto and I 1:35 p. e directions as for No- 117?Coh intermodl lirectlons as for par Trains leev< inches. jNo. 118?Kin res a moist fertile lntermod! nty of orgnalc mat No- ?Ro it cultivation. Thin j Marlon, Cha stations, > started under glas No. 114?-Klni ^ Iniermedlate Stations, | linbla. Klngsrille and ft-ia4_to ate ttatlons, 7:48 p. no. -Behedule s Lancaster for: grille, Colombia aad ate stations, 8:31 a. to. Lr. Laneai ck Hill, Blackeburg, Lr. p?rt I rlotte and Intermediate 1 Lr. Baacoi 10:OS a. m. Lr. Rtchb grille, Columbia, Char- | j^r. Cheit er & Chester Ry. Ce. In Effect Not. Itk, 1?11.# Eastern Time. WE8TBOTJN? *t*r (:00a?l:llp (:l#a?l:K*p t: 47a?4:lly ur? I:IU?4 :t(p Or T>lAa [ (!. Kins no not ream mp age or <1 ment earlier than lfi; equalize of women teachers, Instigate reforms, the most notable be chaingang of Colorado wlthov stripes and armed guard, more stringent pure food laws safeguarding the home In eve Bible way. It Is the home, home, the child, child, child, unwomanly. Is that "seeking verse the order of civilization levelop- *ne larger sphere he gave tb-.; pay 25 years ago has unaexed J prison graded his home or haa doi In? the of those dreadful things or it Its a single womout slogan. II passing at and wonder If you arc i and He will think as the pape ry pos- America are saying. "Pool home, Carolina." "Poor benighted la that ollna," "Poor dark South to re- He will be so very sorry 1 " for a Yes. we aDDeal Lo our nr hla women South Carolina has t ier, has de- Judlce and malice for ie even one time has come to eorrf made true change the thought of te will look South Carolinians hav# in't a fool. *re Illiterate and prej xs all over they are acting the pai r ole South ? I South Car _ _ .. Carolina." T?c?re? Cold If 'or you Taket.AXATIVHBROMOQi ion to tuba Cough and Headache and i #.J icu III in? the Wftather In qi irt thp two or thr?? Plan ?hl ? tivate as for cucu ? h?^.n ?hou'<l b? spaced s been told they apart tudlced so long Sweet Corn?So i to ten or twelve I the same as for fi * Oae Day I Sweet Potato?] amine. ItrtOfMtfw "V ? ?ork* o3 thr OnM _ ' done only 1i upen in nuis when ' iobwu >ui lite warm. Thin to l:3i p. n ts to the hill. Cul- No- 117? rabers. The billn intermedl six or seven feet ?*?Sch< I llshed as info w In drills and thin not guarantee* nches. Cultivation passenger fi eld corn. W. B. C Loose, well drained W B Mc i necessary. Plantn warm weather. i luvormeaiAU stations, X. .k Hill, Yorkvllle and l.t. ChMte ate stations, 7:48 p. m Lt. Rlchb sdule figures are pub- Lt. Barcoi rmatlon only and are L-. Fort 1 d. For Information as ar, Laneai area, etc., call on Connect AUTHEN, Agent ern. ?eab? OEE. A. O. P. A.. ""portLa Columbia, S. C. n.n.? - - .? ??? EASTBOUND. ^ p r 9: SOa?4:419 org 10:20a?7:2Tr> db villa 10:21a?7: Sip Ann 11:01a?7:Uf itar 11:20a?4:2fp U>n??Cheater, with Southard and Carolina ft North- a all ways y an, with Seaboard Air Lina mother to want a voice that si he may jit seriously. It Is serloii 1 I WMWWM refund Pii;,'v I 18, rerioua, I ?. w ;?->r~ , i it *niu to cnrr Cultivation should c e^.h t>o*. 25c Space at about 18 begin Immediately. I " inches. lFFEY, D. P. A., U Charleston, ,>5. C. I sr, with Southern Railway. . A. P. McLURE, Snpt. .f*