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4 ITisitirjtuto r 1\U.u n.XMAN s s PKKril. PAVING Ol'T VST1>R NEWS. ,11 i'] U OP ritlMK. (SEg K-r . . - W?t? VI (SEMI-WKKKI JUAN IT A WYLLE. . W. 8. HOUOII . . . Bui PmiSHERS' ANNO Published Tuesday days at Lancaster, S. Lancaster Publishing successors to The L tablished 1852: Th * Senator Tillman ha LY.) reputation by bis re the question of the P . . . .hditor lugged into it man Klness Mgr. , , ... were foreign to the i UNCEMKNT: consistent in many of 8 and Fri- He lauds President C., by The ?kies in one bret e Review. next. For instance, s not helped his A negro preael cent speech on county, in a letter t auama tolls, lie after a killing on hi y matters that gwes as his explana ssue and is in- are so many shooti his statements, at negro churches, Wilson to the the crimeB that are ?th and pro- at our churches is iharply in the has been bought 01 he says, "I ad-I This is an evil th ler or Edgeneld ,o The Advertiser, L Ty'V y s church grounds, i V 1 ,tion of why there I ^ ?!#* ings and cuttings < , \| \ ?JL "that nearly all I . being committed |,\ by Bome one that ' ipi) CI it of crime." | 11\' Zj lat should be cor-1 WisL/' b v. % TT A A "D A stkrlddii i l/^W*JKAw ja\\0j ameta a ^acWlid^Ka-w 7^*? dncf aJT<S~TJidit. M ibueinefls as a Ja itikylilUa fcept on and swejot an unfc jWier clian^e to do som ^ HERBERT K AUFMAN \ established 1878; 1 > prise, established 181 tered as secona-cia Oct. 7, 1905, at th< at Lancaster, S. C.. of Congress of Marc SUBSCKIPTION 1 (In Advance One Year Six Months Phe Enter- mire President Wilf )1, and en- j believe he is entire iss matter ... ., 3 postofflce Pub,lc welfare and under Act 1 interests as he unders h 3, 1871). | patriotism and integi ~~= ~ cannot be doubted f PKICK: ,, , ,, .. Well mult all the pe $1 .ISO att(' most Democrats 75c love him more and i ion very much, j rected. There are dy loyal to the ! nnd worthless nei to the party's! committed any ai tands them. His petty crimes, who, rity of purpose sent to the cliaingi or an instant alternative of payii ople trust him lowed to be paid ol are learning to The consequence is at ore. He will punishment is no d a lot of trifling groes who have X."y id all kinds of Rf instead of being *ng without the: ^ P jg a fine, are al- v (T by magistrates. ! that the fear of eterrent to them, You can si art a Bam oull have your chance Dmething*with you* ^ THE FIRST N, K with a single gome da^ somatime t< accumulatect^money Kw/< \TIONALBANK || a C r <T"? s&W ST???:*'?? TO Kdssritlll Your subscription paid up to and iucli marked on your label is stopped look at you you will probably .iti behind one year. We cannot send scriber a statement. Your Label. If you do not ret n*nor nrnmntlv ivn wr ftu 11 Ml it i1 y must be Kroatost P^sidents." iding year Now t.his idea ol Pi If paper was in the mind of t ir date and tin* state conventlc id >011 .ire eulogized hi 111 by say each sub- inK 'n the Presidenl Look at moral force that hn White House during ifi'inHiry, we heartily comr iir> wnr t?i imii niiu mr.v f?u m in churches, and oth resident Wilson with li(|uor and de he meinbors of destruction with r;i u when thoy If they knew that inn "Hecogni/.-I to servo a period ( L the greatest for their misdeeds is hern in the wore careful of th? the past cen-las long as they feel nend his efforts ("bought out of cri >Vw>a.o, vv er placet), tilled ^fiS52S52 al out death and ?????? izor8 and pistols. they would liavo )n the chatnKaiiR From Oth they would he dr conduct. But that they can be Kverybody CJ< me." to use the . ^ather 18 nV :it-nnmo cnnHiniLMi ^ 11 juaju.a; " *" * UNITKD STAT Vi ler Papers w. f. sr Mr. W. F. St. Hut Father. Congress in tin planning his stay- newspaper rea. i for the snmmur? .. ?... . J. KS DEPOSITORY. |f HO IS stubby inusta rEVENSON? oneTs'iio^ap this remarka svenson is running for Carolina ho d fifth district. Most forceful spen iers know something Perhaps one tion to the sr v ho of tlio same hue and appears none too large, t to guess the ability of bio man. In all South is perhaps the most iker and debater, with exception and his elevateakershin was due sole "" KV1.' v ciate it if you will noi we will correct the In the hurry of tnaili papers names of subssometij s left off ina FRIDAY, JINK 15 -?Weather forecast Carolina: Generally fai Saturday, without decid , | to secure the repeal tify us and mistake. I tolls art, etc. pr out the Yet Senator Tillnia cribers are convention for speaki dvertently. president. He says. " 2 l?lt. that this is much exa milder and more eon for South ance would have li r Friday and taate ed change in ' ' ' _ . _... lint Spnatnp T'lllmi of the Panama j expression of the they will continue 1 n criticises the mont. nK thus of the i It seems to me 1,1 "'is reason ol ggernted and a ' ro"f?ge graduates, servat.ive liter 1 those parents, who ieen in tietter hard work, ha ; higher educational ... iu Divan ..J tlieir children. To negro preacher, (Charleston Post, to do their devil- j ? IjCt'H K The people with t praise for our ,ose tlV,e,rr>, h?a< , , . Greenville Piedm< let. us remember by self-sacrifice The Only ve made possible Too many sch< advantages for samB P0"1' have to go home i them is due a auuill mill DHL man and his coi eep Ours. has not ?iven 1 ho hest heads don't trict the intimc is ?>ver politics.? that they shonl in a few article \7ternntive. He was raise, il.^rs in the school ed In the field < cal faith; some will tered college al i or ho expelled. He road law an ne has been a busy jv t0 the rec 11 tact with the district So now ha :he people of the dis- nuietly in ott ite knowledge of him Ji8^H ,or , . ... state and tht Id have. We propose tenant of w, as to do this. Having In i on a farm and work- 'op in the H sach year until he en- iin<* [lJ .. . , . increased am the "KR of eighteen. yRars both , d taught school at the nsk whv n? ognitton of his ability.'' ving loft the incumbent Ice for sixteen years he opportunity to serve his s nation as a loyal lieuoodrow Wilson. four years reached the ** ouse of Representatives Iso developed and shown lity in the subsequent egal and legislative, we uti/%11 1 il ho iri L'un un t*7UJ |J?T I ill 111 C . Who is Congressman w ay ? Why not offer a pract course in our high schoi Is it not about time John Lowndes McLaur ? ...? 1.. ? \ criticising everybody Britten any , that is not of the Ti things. It was large! that Cleveland's admi ieal business failure. If bo had si 3l next year? Cleveland, one of the | presidents, things mi for the Hon. ! different. But at tin in to come ( Ben" was chasing i and everything "well done" for thej llnian order of hoya a"<i girls a ric y through him s worth more than nitration was a We hive 1" think o tood loyally h.v ?xamplea that, havi greatest of the cn'l?d to our notice ght have been '*y ?"'it of uiiHelfii it time "Mravo mou are givi ifter pop a 11st ic a higher education, t have given their "-t- _ h heritage which What Farm* lam . an<l money. | Farmer Tillmai f several notable IRr ?an lit e rereetiv h.. . P^P10 of South recently been Unlted sute8 se > of parents, who Hlease. So say shness and coin- other farmers,, ?g their children part of the thV^hrtfr pr<-. -P?e D same time and rs /in' Snylng. yer in May. 18fl 1 thinkH that Farm- the legislature itter represent the 1!)00 He was , Carolina in the natc than Lawyer House in Jauui a large number of until he quit th who pompose the q? his election citizenship of South ,jauy papers nia r> P. . ment: became an active law- opportunity t 17. Ho wan elected to HOtt? ^Of Rl tono -.?ao j Ington? Ah In 1896. 1908 and bRRn preHent elected Speaker of the legislature sli iry, 1901, and Herved Stevenson an e House for that time. of slate , * .. tance and ot i. one of the leading thR flfth d(flt ide the following com l^ook out f story next w o do the same in the spresentati ves at Waaha man says, who has at every session of every nee 1 !M)0 and knows) Mr. d the other public men from personal acqualniservation, 'He will put rict on the map." or a continuation of this eek. a^uiu . Governor Ulea.se has cantankerous since the the Democratic state co Apropos of Senator r cent speech. The News suggests the propriety adjourning. | rainbows in the West 7 , ! into play his now histc not been so L , . t . to plunge into the "t meeting of i .. . . _ I use his language, of I invention. , , land. The senator, tr riTiman's re- ! re?"rrerts bis old s? and Courier {'-,aur'n 0,1 floor of Congress Stm he announces thn by the President and ' Ileal of tile hill mi Iho and brought Parin* lheul to me< rlc "pitch.ork ' the Problems whl. ieefy sides " to theirs to solve. 'resident Cleve . . Do you believe in i his excursion. ... .. cation? If you do 'nip with Mc_, ,? . of the very persons of the senate. , . ... . . been governed by it he will stand . who have enjoyed t vote for the re? ... , education, with the at ana cope witn me More, i^h will, soon b? - The -idea wee ground that the Carolina this yeai T . hh warm as that compulsory edu- Thlp too ,n the f not, you are ono there are a dozen who should have for govehior and such a law. All 'or a'J "ie ot-her > f Herald. :lie benefits of an exception of pea ' Sand-Patter" tl*? merrier. in ino eie m? to be gaining Stevenson, of C campaign In South the speakership r is not going to be . ., 1 of two yenrs ago. ' uv expeeti ace of the fact that expected by us or more candidates result of the vi plenty of candidates forded surprise olhc.es.?flock Hill 18th o 'We have bef " | Stevenson of C and Reformer. I one of the risin ocion or wir. W. F. Chesterfield county to i of the house yester_ , , ? The old g< Fid has happened. The then waddIeH at least, although the least bit of n [>te seems to have af- that way sii ? in other quarters, goose. But f last May we said, dashes out an ore referred to Mr. iQt. The old Chesterfield county as once join in ig men in South Caro- other rnrket ^ /\uv?rn?ouiuai. / isliter the Hen. nose lays her egg and out without making the olse about it. She does iiply because she is a when the hen lays, she id cackles all around the rooster and the hens at with her, and such anvnu nrn/op Hoar/1 In a Like the chameleon, tl (2. Richards, Jr., has be many minds, at one tit saryite, then a prohibitio a local optionist. The Kentuckian who elected senator heraus the constitution by bear le Hon. John '""lpting vessels of tin sen a man of i from t,lH Payment of no a dispell-i ....... "I ~? "WILL RIDK TO rust and now And now comes alo A. Miles, who made hi hy putting shackles wants to be . , . Davis when confined i e lie knows ... fortress Monroe, t t presumably ,, , . ? lU^VKMI <11 ,-A p> United States'nut P0,,tlcians, adv tolls. attendance. If the . i audi legislation y< A FALL." 'down that they hav ng Gen. Nelson "w" ff?r wishing to msolf infamous in Ignorance. Wl on Jefferson discount their opini n a dtingeor at :i ':,ir way of seeir md says that are' a?d not as the ocate compulsory | The HI easel tes y are opposed to 1 ters " Th?y ?PP< 3U mav mark it or chan*e ,n tho 1 >u may mark it, ernmHnt Thoy , e reasons of their i olr] regime and ' keep the people that we have ha< ten von learn to And we believi on von will he in PORMBRB mre R) 1 forming this yea ig things as they | ! demagogue says I Always I^eatl t Qnrintiu aiol/not are the "stand-pat- 'jna politics. >ro primary reform, Hals for succe nunner of state gov- shown. For tli stand for the same llas easily heei conduct of affairs body. i for several years. "He has neve that the true RE- j canddacy. He :)lng to do some ro- 1 with an incislv r.?Pee Dee Dally, i cultarly uttra< I ward, delivery. o Better Health. The statemei u?nr? in <n?r?r- been defeated He haw all the esaen- chicken lot. >98 aa hia career haa iftya In a n e laat two aeaalona he doesn't act t 1 the leader of that once and hu; local paper :r boon defeated in any about It. Pr< la a quick debater community t o manner, and a pe- j th% cackling ^tive, although awk- jc, why you " everywhere > nt that he haa never mechants an has to be now nimli-1 "' When a live merchant ice stock of goods, he he goose, but goes at ye a good space In the and starts to cackling agently everybody In the tears him and joins in about his goods. This hear so much cackling 'ou go about what live ft doing. Quit playing holds that document in b than a certain sanatoria South Carolina. If Mr. Kelly of Bisho he so fortunate as to he tenant governor, we vet sertion that no such sui ever graced the man < * oionei itoosevelt is itgher esteem an(j tjiat ho never <1 1 aspirant in (ttver 0f Doubt," in B that the Republican Roosevelt the nomiti pville should l)Ut that he will "ri elected lien- ?j<hls leads The Colui iture the further comment on t of hair lias |ege(j ride up San J' Alio preside The Record: :i history fakir '"?* w,?liseovered "the , : _?_n ,, We have received razil. He says, party will Kive ;latie<1 ?t Owen wood uitlon in 1916 lwM,y and hy de to a fall ' thn ,Ion char,eR A nbia Record to f?r K?vornor " Roosevelt's al- S,nith- ,n d,RCURR,n?! 11 an Hill, says ,lay with a r,,,,or,, Journal, left no dr (lorn of the atom neys. The heat u communication vontlve j? or Kit I addressed to no- They purify the 1 nobody, boosting sitpation. keep 1 Smith, candidate bowels in .health . . ... you better health states that "Mr. (om nj- fermentin : the situation to- Kffective and ni -r for The Daily drupplst. Buckle >ubt as to where hurts. ach, liver and kid- Hed. since he i corrective and pre- oral in li)02 a rig's New Life Pills, small majority, ilood?prevent con- man said then iver, kidneys and urged to run y condition. Give and added: bv ridding the sys- "There is no g and gassy foods, < for Congress fr did. 2f?c at your , gressional distr n's Arnica Salve for ( relieved to see The Port Mil 1 <10 4 attar a w< LI1C7 ftUUOD ai ran for attorney gen- the more up ind was beaten by a gresslve hen. The Torkrllle Yeo that he, was being ? , for McLaurln's place ! She fell, lie doubt that candidates picked t om this the fifth con-1 wrute ict would feel greatly , him in the senate." j '"d. you f I Times of January 30. "Do you tb ait ita -- ?? mi icuiii wiMimii iruui to date ways of the pro?Henderson Gold Leaf. -/> I While Skutiiig. ran to assist her. ip her muff and her r all, miss?" he cried, link," she replied. over in?' state senate. If Senator Tillman be has recently reiterate! Kauri 11 sohl out to the when in the senate, wl have suggested that he Hleaae for the United S Senator James sdo " 'When the people juat the plain facts, (lieved. aa ho j him under.' i that Mo-1 "As a matter of i? i ii ..>??= Roosevelt himself ha Republicans fact lhat he wafl not 01 iy should be at the time of the ch; run against , him famous. Rut tates senate? written some years af after he had made th ernor of New York 01 ke a trnUi ' - - - he stands on the 1 know the facts, . . .... they will snow , y" Bul Wl "ot? to compulsory educ fact, Colonel committal on the i s recorded the jsin Therefore wc a-" ?. his hook was agin Smith. ter the event? e race for gov- it is said that tl 11 lis reputation .,ki? P??,iUn<M ive issues of the,' ~ thai he is opposed Confidence" ' " ation and is non- word it is! Hov natter of Blpatie- in'lh? a despond* ? have no heeita- fee,1 bfttftr How . a business man al we are despondency and | chance. Say a \ ? r? .over you can, whs >e fourteen prob-' with tear-dim tried ' man *ho lias lout ; legislature, nui< Vhat a wonderful ' "Tall, alendf v much It does to with a thin cr ?nt man or woman often It han lifted out of the deepeat Riven him another lelpful word when- < ther It be to a child face br to a workhis job or to a bua- 1 c.v W. >.? cuiwi me "1 saj (iowi I of him: I . >r and loosely made, j mister op of sandy hair, a ' ?Philadf i for the fun of It, Iphia Public Ledger. which none but the en< Groat. Commoner will d< said, " 10 very body take Bryan these days, btr t>low he Krows in the American people." Club secretaries shoul have members write the as me nero or San J smies of the false claim which he mv when he self have uttered, bui " ... . nothing to repudiate * ' v ' profited politically fr< r with every course, knew that hit love of th he fooled as the pec which robs him of anj ting down the fact in the battle of San Jua d be sure ' > witnessed it from beh! ir full name, tie on Kettle Hill." nan Hill?on a """ may not him- about thiB wa*: In t which he did Irhy. McLuurlu, unti! he had Mullally. Ttmmei nm it.. Fie, of mea8e (MinkHoales, itory could not >ple had been, '"? ( ??Per- Nhn r credit for eet- Smith, M. I... Smith his account of in Hill thut he in \n \|< Ind the big ket R,"cfm" """ "I'lJnoKK man who fi i favor of Blease. rassroents. It w Richards, Sims. Record, rman. Against fjooTl Manning. Brown-1 Wo may i,?ild -committal, ('. A. cs hut to get th and Duncan. schools and the 1 roads are necessa ,,,,,,, ITpon the '"(Kid ^IAM- conditions, for th ,i.?. m_.i mast market his nces serious em barill pay Rock Hill #% ' Roods. A schools and church- * X 0 children into the]*#* folks into the pews \. ry- Jw % 1 depends marked V, e man on the farm . ^mL produce subject to \ ^ ^ T aw | V 1 on tin* club book. Kor John Alfon/.o Smith slioi registration, ho should i name J. A. Smith, but si in full as indicated. The Chester News giv< this bit of advice, whic would do well to bea 'Th.. mi.fl na n oK.. instance, if 11 Id apply for Senator Vardaman. lot write hi s the senate in oppos ign the name peal of the act exemi vessels from the pa; went out of his way \s its readers policy of President V h all voters istration. Uke ot? r In mind: 'senators. congressim l/n tli.> n.o.t ^priiifnf \7nPH?rv C. A. Bird, who dt <n Ins speech Luther has gone ition to the re- never to return, hu ptlnj? coastwise that bettftr ,and w more sorrow, yment of tolls, VVe weep for hiu to attac-i the joicinK. for he said /lison's idrain- (),'e place vacam ler Democratic at ouA. table at ou t -i we will meet him to n and po.-ti- ijfhut short he imci mi u, mill <11 . ? , . ml June 3. 1914. l??t r?ftdR h?. ha, from our home R ,R no lok<V 1 t he has gone to , Th? ?conomlc here there in no lifo n" . advance or the i. while he ia re- on,thn road ffondi he was saved. ,ial immunity.? t at our fireside, .. .... _ ?. r work, but rfoon 'J1,?. part no more for ^atch the polit r(, whining about ne . von took unon h 8 to contend with, j "V \ Sjjk but 8erloiiH fact. /y(\ conditions of our X moraf and spiritual community depend _ , tions of the Individ- V ' ffHrd yc Salisbury Post. has an ac X know he i ?x*l Watchln* y open guch ician who is always t,V?. ... wspaper lios. When J ' ^ 1" im von see a inan V ? >u. They like to do business u count at the Farmers' Bank & r s doing business in a business-] i an account even if your affair grow all right. he r^oney you ind note how more respectyour creditors i dth a man who % rrust Co. They like way. Better s are not largo. V * hands, compliment the and kiss the most habit ways the hest man to vol Mr. W. i'. Pollock of a vaulting ambition whi leap itself. He has entt for the United States sc others enter and Se most ladies to the nomination is is not al Wilson and now thn te for." elected, is doing ever to frustrate all efTorf Cheraw has. ?id ministration a su ch may o'er 'nan was at Baltimon ired the lists 8G'f conspicuous in op mate. If no "fforls of Mr. Brya nator Smith Democratic party froi tun n a.i lit* IIXIMI CHI IV illll i of Precedent 'Ml' ',ft learned the , t he nan been and the aorrowt A voice that or vtiii i' pot: hie Spp}li(H rio more. s to make liia cheered uh, cheer i ccesK. Varda- W<1 shall reach that ?, makiiiR himposition to the l'|<ICON'S TO III n to free the m tie- dor.una- Minis Will lleuin mil rweniy years. , , . joy of a Christian *ho VU" d?, " < < of this world. Ananias ashamed ,ce spoke to us. n0tA "Therv^fr, Smiles ,hat onre jR ^S wi shining shore ?"?\"* fta \wi ii'v hi mi but is abused a Y HIBD. newspapers and i mi'it vi l li him you behold ' ,J,HK,lA rKD- slinger in the ear* really conducts I Flight ToniOrrOM' hlirH nlgno >lnuu is that would make of himself. It la Till? l s but the truth. | * . i.ed not let fool you locat?d at 1 10 prates about con- J R] lhs on a high plane, Loans an nd vllllfled by the counts. . his opponents. In J Overdrafts the Kreatest mud Furniture ivan. The man who 'A tures. . his campaign on a J Due from n lit nlnv hu hv ariH tsf <>n,i i STATEMENT OF THE CONDITIO FARMERS BANK & TRUST C Lancaster, S. C., at tbe close of buslnei ESOURCE8. LIAI id Dls- Capital Stock . . ... $111,144.65 in . . . . 1,728.97 Surplus Fund and Fix- Undivided I 2.876.00 less Currer Banxs penses and i 1 o a n no N OF X OMPANY, ? as March 4th 1914. 3ILITIES, V c Paid >50.000.00 X I . . . . 1,500.00 'rofltB, it Ex- % Tajces *4^ Hhould pass in his check day of the election. Polio there. There appear* else? issue. an an advertiaen Hesitation of Mr. W. F qualifications for conKr the fifth district. It is. [8 before the tion of Murphy, Ryan >ek might. gel parasites of Wall Htre< (Ilark and othera in i fold, because they c 'here in thia | Woodrow Wilson, are aent, a pre- : to embarrass hiin. . Stevenson's aasman from ^ wise woman, we perhapH un- Prosent lot, in f ?.? ?_ Datrlck. Drenldent 01 and the oCier Morn I ? . tie. Champ < Twenty-nine honi the Democratic here by the Queen < annot control of Allentown, Pa,, using all means tomorrow morning Mr. J. Foster Moor They will begin th? 11 content with mne flight home. Mrs. Z. I. Pltz- htmderd birds beloi f t he Oporela ?- - whimper about ilnpc plgeona, Hent'^ (here Jh mty Homing ('lul) poor man." oh, will be liberated poor mnn!?like at 6 o'clock by with a beef bpn? official ?urt?r ilr seven hundred jon llJjv ^infi legs.' More than two'hlR vote. The re irfng to the .same* what ^etk^|^kvel4 ?' ? / auu nail Homebody hitting Currency . .X. Gold . . . . the "friend of the V g|iVftr an< how he loves the A Minor G a dog loves the boy X checks ai ) In bi? hand. He V items the 'p. ni.p he will n, he will ntand up- J Total he will "talk"?for V >al friend proclaims <* Or Is best for all the JL Con mA.. ka .. n 1?W I V r. < _ num. i i ai(l . . 3,025.00 Jndivtdual D< 1,005.00 > Subject to 1 Other Time Certiflci olo. . . , 740.86 Deposit. . id Cash Certified Che< 314.76 Cashier's Cb< $132,163.94 Total .. . SOUTH CAROLINA, nty of Lancaster?sr. 6,994.71 epoalta f Check. 60,643.79 V fitee of % ... 21.640.39 JL 1,463.74 V acka 31.81 4|> $182,163.94 V f j tu naj tiltlt advocating no Candida grew, but will be glad vertlsenients for any ol Says The Anderson "We are stuck on Can od of getting peace la might have been over h? pursued the same kit * lie te for Con- j federation of Wome to carry ad- "Peaking thl? week i r them convention in opposil _ suffrage. she said, "I Intelligencer: man suffrage. Won anza's meth- Georgia have had no ( Mexico. All tJnK their meaaurea id Uncle 8am legislature. We are idly, gentla, I'lnd the throne now i ?iciud were noerate< n's Clubs. In week, at the Chicago tlon to woman A ('orr? am against wo- ; We stated erron* aen's clubs of 1 issue that Mr. H. lifflculty In get- 1 young man who woi passed by the Shenandoah Collegl the power be-1 a ?on of Mr. W. and would lose. Stoneboro. We w'.i J at Spartan burK | '"WUB" 11 1 for the time, for people have not to study the qu< dem&gogrde pretei iously In our lout ever he thlnka L. Blackmon, thei*otf r*?1 h'm ... . . . .. ,he thlnka by appe i the medal at the lt^ejr baHf)r instlm ate Institute, was fhetn to believe.S. Rlackmon of ? ? *h to correct this, ^XVoxY QIKUXXT iui*y utj uu^vyuiM T iserore m the reaflon that the %j* 11M~ had ?o opportunity X W.h?' ,">?ni ^stlou, whereas the statement 1 ids to believe what- ?? of said bmt a majority of the 3 Sworn to to believe, or what a In to prejudice and ?? eta, he can persuade JL Correct?A -York News. O*fitV5<0\a^dClOX A _ ? te came w. m. Milien, Cashier of the i bt'ng duly sworn, aays that the ab a a true condition of said baak, as si k. > and subscribed before me this 10th i W. P. ROBINSON, ttest: W. T. Qregory, W. P. Bennei Directors. ibove named bank, ^ ore and foregoing V down by the books W. H. MILLER lay or March 1914. ?% , Notary Public. X, A. B. Ferguson, t i w.. peaceful course of drivl ers out with rifles." H< tor, though, to let Ca than for the United 8ta take the sanguinary Jol ng the greas- not fcain, by a change, iw much bet- bringing the que irranza do it1 attendant train of p tea to under- federation. Politics x sion." * I am opposed [ informing our r stlon with ,4 Its bright young fallo< lolltlcs Into the J. W. Blackmon ol means dissen- has goci reason tc son's success. * r eaders that the w'h father in Mr. it ? P Rich Hill, who > bo proud of bin ' FIRKT NAT I Ifr-nww?JLbii XtafeaHa&csri A PAKMi A w T-ORK tovxxvt&s^Cte* V IONALi BANK. ?JmJ? tKS BANK & TRUST GORY, PrMldmt w. jj. R- T. DEATY, Jr., Aanlatant Caah i COMPANY % MIIiLEN, Caahler. J[ ier. Y