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4 Si)( ICaiuaattr (SEMI-WEEKLY. L. I?. JKNMN L. L>. Jennings of S' ) date for the United SUi I making a record of whii THE LANCAS <iS. BUSINESS AM) umler. cnndi We take the follow tea senate, is tributed editorial in eh he may he in reference to the iTER NEWS, JUNE 2!*, 1! PLBA8URB. inj< from a con- ^ The York News presence in the ' j|l f)14. JLS ?JL J . % I N _. -1 JUAN1TA WYLIK W. H. HOUGH. . .Boslnc PUBLISHERS' AN NOUN1 Published Tuesdays a days at Lancaster, S. C., Lancaster Publishing C< successors to The Ledj tablished 18 52: The established 1878; The prise, established 1891, .Editor justly proud. There Is r i?8 Mgr. politician about him. 1 ? I on the farm. He never CEMENT: i education. When he 1 nd Fri- j j,e entered the graded si by The t tel. ,rom wh|ej? he wi jnipany, , )o |{|,n studied hiw an Review, ted to the bar. He Enter- iuw for several years w and en- cess He has been may lotluug of the supreme court room le was r.iiseu the editor of The Yor had a college where a secret cauci eft the farm was being held: Jiool at Sun*. "It seems that thi is graduu -1 esteemed contempora d was admit- He ,^d "V,1 attemi th , as the Blease repr has practiced Vork . He was t ith great sue- 'COMMERCIAL BUS or of dumier I MERCIAL BUSINE in Columbia of jre \ kvllle Enquirer. K A lib ot JUoumbiUms H W e proas did pur try an injustice. | Ik e Mease caucus H use ink a esentative from W vvrite pl$ here^on purely j SS Prcsorv SINE8S! COM- ffiicclledvoi SS! * COM ME R- kfl A? rocc ij mnv/VOiw fheFirst md 1 PA r^A? /Q\\) ?Ll~JtouiNational Bank ?. ' jh bo?? fSn/far-r < fu I I Use Icadpcncilfip Endorse a check |ft mlilyoucaahit. I Leave blank. Jl rhecks where slraiv^ tered as second-class Oct. 7, 1!>05, at the p at Lancaster. S. C., un of Congress of March ? SPHSCKIPTION PHI (In Advance.) One Year Six Months TO SI HSrHIHKH matter ostoftice two terms. This is tinder Act has ever sought other 5, 1879. though hut a novice in p alreud> shown himself l( forceful speaker. II $1 ."?? (',Uir,eslon that inastnu nor Hlease lu.d said he __________ upon his i'? ord lie \% t. that record to the per ;irst time he!C'IAL BUSINESS! ... , ' HUSINESS!' What . office. * I VVe pas;; the precloi ollttcs, he haa The Lanc aster No^ a ready and more light." e stated at We doubt our abi leli as Govor- contemporary luuch was running Important matter. ?uld show up that the editor was t >!?ie o! Sou! ness with pleasure,' -C"-" Tl... VnnL-vllla CUM MKRCIALi hf yoi dops this mean9 ffllhc same m statement to n Start at s and ask for MleftofdolU |B drawing iity to give our jrethrough light on this all K Keeprc But it may be Mot cache ... ... Si issued. -omhintng busias is sometimes J2tsi3k_. - ^5! irname. c\lrcmel cordi THE FIRST U hcck| Lance IMTKl) STV j rATIONAL BANK, ister, S. C. TK8 DEPOSITORY. 9 fers can^ci incm.sj Alter adtcck after K you.have written it I I make anewonccl Draw a. check ^ unlofvs you have ^ sufficient fund^flj jc to cover in bank hm&rnM _ Your subscription ti paid up to and includi marked on your label, is stopped look at your c you will probably lind behind one year. We cannot send ea< scriber a statement. Your Label. If you do not receb paper promptly we woul elate it if you will notifj lust be ' aroiina, anu 1:1 i is n ng year Jennings said: If paper -| fcei ()lo day lias < late and Carolina when some on* you are up the political record Please, but not tlirouj ;h sub- papers, for it would Look at "newspaper 1 it*,** and would believe it. So re your mined that the people d appre- shall know Governor I f US '.nd r.,l l-iM'iii'il vvliii'li I shal inneciion m: uuuw. ? down, beyond all oine in South Bloase paper ami the 3 should show editor that there is of^Governor jforegoing, "I was ii ;h the news- , , I be called u terday ?? business c the people mercial nature and I have deter- pretuo court room fo ot the state | fifteen minutes to se I lease s poiitl- . . .. . , I evnnsA from about t,us business. " question, us a WEEK END statement of its no truth in the HEAL J i Columbia yes-: (Continued fr it a purely com* ~7, ruinations, was in the su- .. ?. Mr. Sinuns said r possioly ten or . compulsory educ le certain people . , ... >r.n? iples, and tin is entirely con- .. , 'ir Hint Mm Stnti SHOW I miLY TAKE From C oni Page One.) H lie was opposed to ! Meanwhile, ation on general Greenwood it it was an ev- iont p, a vvna not vnt rtartx. Mnur lo 11,0 ?? inR a llfetii chance of h Hher Papers ?{clifton v \v? , V .. > Dignity, I ave You? 'and trustwc have you registered? the selecti()1 Journal. candidates v .. .. faulty and \\ .no taught that 110 rather than run the avlng his age foun.1 out. hronicle. igli Them Well. Force of character ability irthiness should determin 11 of public ofllcers. The vho indulge in public propersonal abuse should be the respectable people of we will correct the In the hurry of mailicR papers names of subscri 8ometii s left off inadv TUESDAY. JUXK i38, ?Weather forecast f Carolina: Fair Tuesday nesday. mistake. every stump in South out the shall not ask a man to hers are and it' he does so well ; ertently. .;( j.(. tj0es not, I shall - | homo Imbued with th< 1?14. 1 have done tny state a ! vice." or South I U is refreshinK an and Wed-i that men from the pri life will make the ear Carolina. I j slstent with the ido; i vote for me, jed this particular tii ind good; but "commercial return to my . .. . , . , , > feeling that (ler thllt he co,lld b patriotic ser- with the caucus. i I there be such u stir <1 reassuring I This is a free counti vate walks of of The Enquirer ha< Tlflce of time to be in Columbia, c froi) tlin non. fi\r in n t for 111 i that he select-L. < r It. ne for attending! _ , Charles A. Snil business In or-, .... once that he enter e in close touch , , , . . , , , bltlon of being p Vud why should . . tenant governor made about it? , , ... ,, , ,. pledged himself y and the editor i , . . , . cient service and 1 a perfect right _ form he has state ?r anywhere, else. I . in.. inK8, I today.?Oharle th told the audi- j A (Jui|ty c tained the high am- Candidate H romoted from lieu-'is a "coat-tail to governor. He tioned Mr. ill to honest and effl- *nburK Heral outlined the plat- Indeed d at previous inoet- There are t i race for gove 1 1 " the State w >ston Post. duct.? Abb( Conscience I'erhaiw. ^ ichards denied that he senator I swinger." Who men- want8'to m Ichards name??Spar- j ls3ueB( that : on his recoi ~T ~ . upon that 1 They l>o Not. I , fo_ ? wo "John O's" in the the candIda rnor but they do not the campal til not loieraie sucn cuh>ville Medium. mipnign of Issues. S. D. Smith says he ake the campaign oue of he is making the race rd, and will stand or fall , record. There is no occamud-slinging match, and te who is responsible for gn taking on this phase What has become of ot McLaurin? John T. Duncan's syster be out of order. Day before yesterday wa est day in the year, not bee Sunday but because it wa le John L pie from the reign of t and strife-stirrer. Wo such men when we \v< u seems to , rule of the alien ami t those trying times mer ? to be called upon, but .s the long-1 of duty, took the stumi ause it was i people the plain, unva s June 21 | We are now confron he demagogue holding of a Mease had plenty of 1 No, the case has ere under the (out. Mr. Grist ha: he negro. In was not actually in i did not wai. although porilouslj from a sense and we have no dout [? and told the pleasure from the i rnished truth, enjoyment of which ting another undisturbed. Mexico has a caucus. . . , tlon law, said M not been made , ' . .. . . universal educath s showu that he .. , , pulsory education i the lion's den. T _ l41 . .. . M. L. Smith re j close thereto. . , ? . .. . , . . . tion in Georgetow >t that he derived , , , ? .. tennial celebratio jroximlty, in the . ... . ,. did not believe tl he should be left had given propel compulsory educa- I y? Je P|e(Jmont lr. Smith, in urging an in place of com- A ls?gi We suppose ' . . , ., | mind is cleatu called his participa- rausft chai1 n's magnificent ceti- ville Medium. n. lie said that he le general assembly Must do ? .. If you have r support to medi- Qn ^ c,ub f . 4l,? ii |iiaiiuiiun. \i i con ( sllOUld bfl the voters. ical Conclusion. : An eleetr the reason a woman's ( wh{Ch will >r than a man's is he- I probably fc iges it oftener. ?Abbe- j pictUre acto ? J The Phil it for Yourself. 4g unsucce n't enrolled your name will now pr oil nearest your home llvinK in P vigorously scratched ny ?Chester Reporter. 1c pen has been invented write 600 words a minute ir the use of the moving irs. adelphian who has made s8ful attempts at suicide obably give up and go on hiladelphla. Governor Hlease, in exp record, might explain whj ed l)r ICleanora IJ. Saum did. The war is on now in earnest. General Green, t tified. Is opposed by Genera ? crisis in South ('arolii laining his for sometime been und / he treat- the demagogue who ha tiers as lie the seeds of strife and J seed have sprung u( ? ' hitter fruit. The peopl downright: been set on edge and t leavily for- i had a baneful effect, ils Hoe and ' If Mr. Jennings, in na. We have J er the rule of] .1 s neon sowing Sims and Richan passion. These dates for governor, > and borne the stump that tli e's teeth have rules will disfranch .he poison has I to 20,000 white vot< a demagogic appeal his sowing of (They both have sens< *!>.>* ou/.h lo nnf t lift _______I {'IA1 6C16I1CO U? uilt iM) KI.MH. means of advarn is, Rlease candi-'a"d comfort of t are declaring on j located a contini e new primary 1 board of health u ilse from 15,000 'cy and liberal ai ?rs. This is only Reduction of the to catch votes, cutting down fer 3 enough to know scientific method! Vn u'hitn Mr. Smith. J UI mc 51 t aiwi I (|o HOi oocause cing the happiness I you.?Cheater ho people. He actuation of the State COm?* seY, Pauli nder ita present pol- dodge a State ppropriations for it. ferring it to t cost of farming by ?Orangel tiiizer cost through ?ocra^i was advocated by ( When thing no one eise ao mis iur , Held Advertiser. I7DI7C1" Munition for Instance. 1 ^ ne. some candidates 1 nese tw ?-wide problem by re- u,ar Jew?'r he option of the coua-if*ety aurg Times and I)e- | largest cltl< !gaut gold gladen the heer Up. I woman no s are darkest with you, ! Very stylisl ndon '"I Tinge" Necklace velyn Thaw" Bracelet 0 beautiful pieces of pops' are the craze among soin lty'New York and the is. Jrney are neat and eleflty^hed articles that will treart of every girl or matter how young or old 1 andjattractlve. ? Clftclr Wn ar? nrtvpn's i'lOW. Club secretaries should these days and do all in t to jcet every white citizen club rolls. Lei every man. In each take it upon himself to other man to put his ful goou seen lor tne neau ? monwealth, succeeds i be active j better public sentiment heir power'reason instead of prej to sign the j have performed an in I vice, whether he or ano ? is elected to the United i township,! urge every CLINKS<\\I,FS FOR 1 name on Tlw? fo'lowim? i? t n or cue rom- >"??- ..w in arousing .1 citizen will lose hi . one ruled by take the trouble to udice, he will secretary and put 1 estimable sor- ?'luh roll, and he hi ther Rood man |o' July to do it. A States senate men are trying to k factional ism by re KI>l'<\\TlO\ "bO or 20.000 w n.. nnu.:,i.,i,oi disfranchised in the Vi*"^" 4,v/ " ,,,v' I s vote who will 'If you are wl i go to his club linuor question U lis name on the ,lot trust tlieni b is until the 28th 'ion question?" j lid yet these two stating his prefereep up strife and compulsory scltoo presenting t?iat| Lowndes J. Br hite men will h< ideas lie has ad approaching pri- meetings. He si lling to submit the friends, and a > the people, why J * reflect thl . ' bridegroom ar 0 decide the educa- cuits. The S( isked Mr. Smith in ence for local option They 1 atendance. There are mighty carele owning outlined the truck Into th. vanced at previous pie should hi iid that it was the pride by a n Ledger. U the worm la gioom> , w-it you might be h june Spearm id hare to eat her bia- 'P ? Late. healthful g sweetens tl .... . teeth and a Should Indeed. , and , some people who are 8endi U8 as about throwing oh' ver flhl e alleyways. Such ;,eo- bQX of 20 , a taught a little olvl? SpGarmlnt [lodest fine.?Oaffm y Kant int yhewlng Gum and dene <{ big t>ox of this fine, ;um\to every homo. It tie h death?whitens the lids ingestion. It Is refresh snsln/ to all. To every one butjf 50c and 5 stamps to ping costs we will ship a egular 5c packages of the Gum and Include the ele...,,1 Tk..u>? d the club roll. If you have signed th< alread>, hut have not si full name, go hark and sig name as the rules require Tf your name'is Thom Smith, don't write"it on tl account of the speed ? Clinkscales at the He > club ro'l meetins:: gned your "John (J. Cllnkaralc n your full burg, the last candidal ito speak today, said 1 isome of them, said the .ready for compulsory as lirown | 'but they neglected tc ie club roll would be ready.' Thi ? of John G. n,ar>' election. If fl rkoley county service (4) those thi lisfrnnebteed, why n s of Spartan- to delay Hie matter, e for governor Hie club roll while I Ills opponents, time to do so? No i education* yot' "" ?"*"??? > f;ay when it Lhey W"1 gain votes s question, lie rot us they are dial ley want to be of duty of the govei :;y claim will be ders of the. peop iot urge them not hail been informe but go and sign men were electee there is plenty of urer of Ueorgeto they prefer to stir been commission) jtussion, thinking Mr. Browning en thereby, but such executive, "who i Itiug out in their should obey the -I ~ ../x ?vlo ovftPovcvnrl Jl t rnor to obey the orIw. He said that he j (.t ,|ip ( (1 that two years ago They have 1 auditor and treat*- their first cot mi who had not yet NXso?a, ^ , , cotton hols b ed by the Kovor-i.tr. won>t senfl up iid that tlie chief ?Greenville a your chief servant. mandate of the peo- 1 thin election. He tie- W6 hate at bracelet ab ;?mhI Work <Jo On. This offe commenced sending in Mot more t ton blooms and iliey Dealers no sending us their lirst UNITE' ut we are afrui'l thn> i??jtou, Oh i their first coton bales. .* Piedmont. ^(uivn |>iscovere<l. t'V.iVX laat succeeded in figur . __ .. .. _j - rtTRwM solutely free. ir Is for a short time cnly. han 2 orders to ono party, t allowed to accept this, n SALES COMPANY do P. O. Box 101 4 oXcma. moSu? a wojcv : a of>od rrxC-ttCh^c oft\vixs lSVVXVA -TV\C ^XCiXt VS C.OAVX i. ii. smith, i nomas Li. t? Brown Smith, but the "i as the Democratic rule Tkoiaas Li row n Smitli. Richards, candidate foi is opposed to a lot of measures, such as compul: tion, the present constit rules of the narty. state-i iniith or T. I ri'". UV inupuami U) ull name " I <>vor>' stomp. He sal ' some 40,000 white boy a require, I attending school in t ridiculed the 'negro t opposing compulsory governor usked when the wl . , Anglo-Saxon blood in il 1 t.s< n < cease to fear the negro sory educa- niade an effective plea ution and education. He pleader vide nrohi- (lren be given a chanci i 11 (*iii oil r'aiupaiKii njtcruen :d there were good. They will bo s and girls not DI???? he state. He H,oaHPivlk' of those education and <Y>I I.I) A YEWS lite race, with Mr. Voter, which Is veins, would vou going to vote fo The speaker to vote for The I.an for compulsory State might have g< I that the c.hil- not abide the "ro 5. Jeffersonian. itli go down with clanfd thut roi would be u good the people waste 1PAPRK WIN? John <* Clinkst newspaper are,not intend to pul r? We are going ;hj8 1(^ for .<aU , caster News. The I >t It but It might |<HluraUfm Hults."?Jefferson "I believe in ? for thcr whole ? lng out wno t npulsory education lattoiiR are tc thing, provided that bachelor, who <1 it. .alee said that he did L the 'soft pedal'' on he way" compulsory ompulsory education Itate," declared Mr. Jfc jv 1 lie new primary return- ? f disfranchise. It *.s the i would do wtthoM vot- ; J ilts'] baxCft- Q-cueDoWox crA**r NATIONAL BANK. Check X bition and against United ator Smith. But he has m that he is for Blease. John G. Clinkseales doe: WoriiH when he talks. Pin important of all the pla platform is state-wide education for all of the eh Q, , " 'ir I don t get zo 1 I:" 'Carolina I dedicate my ade it clear boys and Rirls in the Prof. Clinkscales. "He promised to d s not mince I ?ory education on a South Carolina. u ami mo;! . . _. , , | And Mr. Clinkscalc n ks in hi.- ... . . . o , 4 2 out of 4 8 of the compulsorv ... . American Union have ildren. H?-1 . . . tendance laws, why votes in South ()Ur Jefferson cxm Bervices to the ;klnd to tllUK I)rorai country.* said Th| NewB As wft iscuss pompul- Kotto newspaper very stump in vspire to office holdi pledge i? all the t s is right. I Apropos of newspa states in Hi would probably be compulsory at- j(|st how fow Votes should South in temporary la very | oiinkscales, "aw Be ita nupport bt [Qg the question are not a Huffn-: Vlvidiy he pi<r1 and Hhall never of education lo Ing. thla unsought competition nore appreciatecf. "Ye 'hr - wb per canifldacy, it right for -" *< Interesting to see Mr. CI * . .c ? the majority tri to force you to ( urn til a U'ftillfl fff?t nti ?lw> i u rv " 1 I have been study- J vT*7 for 30 years." A ffem Lured the advantages uUf/7B these day* of fltrorr; 'no, "You've Rot < X IBfffifjfflft r;i ip'o r-'iool.' sa J ^ it no riR >ay taxec or to ser - % Account | ? 4H) ied at the Farm- i I Bank & Trust Co. a as neen a teacner tor t and if anyone knows of tional needs of the state. The new rules of the tost the patriotism of < voter in the state. The oi ment to vote is that you w time to s?o to your clu and put your name on tin nirtv vears _ .. . . . . , Carolina lag behind ^ the edu< five? he does. t "party will Railroad Commia?io ivery white for Governor R lily require - i,,pr to n,ake th( ill take th lina be,,eve that thf h upcrct-ir Democratic eonventloi . . , . an true patriots as evt i cluli book. 1 vlth the other ahol,|(i they enter office. Whatever trlh- the dear "peep nor and Can- (o believe, but iehards. in tr\ them that evf of South Cero* paper says is ft lie.? recent, stati <,<-.lun ha* shown i, made up of friend than the ne r assembled In appenr. lint In a | a. campaign for 'it makes me 1 the demagogue Clinkscalmv. "Tli ul." they are will- but how they do he tries to per- "I know Mr. srything lira news- speaker and a g< Just how the poll- yo?i have misse himself a better hearing him,'' st wspaper does nou?'aniio\incfng thai topularity contest, didate for goveri drod'" exclaimed IV ?? . ?? a sourc< *" "jr ire h0,u*'- Y of towr 111 J on and Cooper to bt ii n *? receipta nod man and kao A ^ d soraet ng by ti ?. X lid chairman King > J. L R. A. Cooper eu V XHI nor. wo* held at f^iu- > .OCated a for :e to her. ill have ai jy check, r leek when 8TATEMENT OP THE CONDI1 S FARMERS BANK & TRUST it I ??->naatar R P. at tha ?lniu> K..? your wife will be JL Should you be out jL i account to draw T lot worrying about jT returned will be a V PION OP COMPANY, If you will not put yom trouble to do this, of can't vote and ought not "It has to be admitted Is sometimes enough to ( men, but even this is not cuse for their staying ot allowing bad men to ru ? .. ?? T?V* ft ,.Vv/Mfo fe/.n? Th, -self to th 1110 atai?- wouio neun ;rsc, yo ^ set Ot rules thft ] i to vote would be the dlsfra from fifteen to twi that politics white citizens, is but lisgu8t good usual resort of pol . a valid ex- ?lass. Who is ftail it of it a'i'l ?Joner and \ Candida n the coui'.- Richards to be quBstit ^ ritv of the state De eruteiy coucorc j,.fi a 8af0 Kuohh tt result of which pl4pcr nays is a He nchlsement of poi|tlrian would bf p.nty thousand p?I>er published U stooping to the - ltlriana of he< arw receivli Iroail CommlK- about what has ht* ,te-for-Governor hftr nf commerce, mlng the integ- aonietime ago thut mocratlc Con- I ?. *- 1 lat any third rate- reus by his duty Just, how the poll John T. Dune at. the best news- didate for Kover i South Carollnu., speakor. Mr. Du 11c service* comi ik dally inquiries consider all p; eotne of the chara and call to the Ft was understood ! whatever class ( a permanent sec- would affect. H K?f ...A n.ke* UA Aulta ?l as solicitor. % an of Columbia, ?an- A rnor, was the last ^ counti ncan proposed a pub- J Overdra arisslon which would burnitui . A tures. rogronslve measures ^uo jr lr assistance men of ?? an(j jj the proposed meamiro ?,% Currenc e again dlncuiwed JL Gold . . .. ? V Silver RESOURCES. I L and Dia- Capital SI s $111,144.66 In . fta 1,726.97 Surplus F re and Fix- Undivided 2.876.00 leas Cu om Banxs pensea i ankera. . . . 11.332.22 Paid r 3,025.00 individual 1,006.00 Subject and Other Time Cerl '"00 muruu HQ 1^14. J LABILITIES. ?$ tock Paid ?j% $50,000.00 X und . . . . 1,500.00 V Pro fit a, A rrent Ex- J and Taxes 6.994.71 A I Deposits JT to Check. 60.643.79 llflcatM of A U/. a iic auuvn uwui a (N. C.) Gold Leaf Is very pane it on to our readers* that it will help to art of patriotism that willgood men to go into polli The Yorkvllle Roqulrt Its long-drawn-out philo (toriala on the "Trend o! true and w e ventlon? Kvery voter ' in the hope because this body did >u*e a sense fuly and well we nr induce more honest primary an tics. who cnres enough to properly may particii in one of ' sophlcal edi- Mr. Jennings, in the Battle'' Charleston, is reports ruwiry xinu ucfu knows tha? not learn when he its work fait'i |(.aBter. A large a e assured of ^een contributed (1 that any man jw|th the underata enroll his name . r(>t,iry would l*e en pate therein. i glvo his entire tir the new com mere! his speech at VRry important m ed to have sald.jupon the board o iCT.tmi nub w r i w nai II?T raiin u it* coining to I^an 1 J. B. A. Mulli inn of money has: party. by the members. tiding that, a sec- DONATIONS Tt riployed who would . .. . # M. D. I<ee, tlx ne to the work of al body. This is a I To th0 R(,ttor 0 utter and we call Some verr f governors to en- have come to i io nvnvnui. # ... A Minor illy has not Joined the Checks Items ) COIjOKKD HCTHOOIJ Total %. STATK s Principal. Solicit* V ( re Money. y Bfifor ,t The News: ?, ? Huhsantial donations J o. 1) he I^anranter Norma) aUXeme: Coin. . . . 740.36 ' Deposit and Cash Certified < 314.76 Cashier's 1182,163.94 Total . OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ;ot?nty of Lancaster?ss. e me came W. H. MlUen, Cashier of I >ou bt'ng duly sworn, says that th< nt Is a true condition of said bank, i 21,540.39 JL Checks 1,453.74 t Check*.... 31.31 ?? $132,163.94 V V the above named bank, V* ? above and foregoing V a* shown by the books in state politics, winds following sage reflertlo of course, we hope tl nothing o# the kind, in change in the rules, the wient, etc., it is not at n that the final settlement he in the general ele need have no fearH, c 1 ...111 keli ff/v up with the "You know, and I I a: "While, lessnees is at a gr lere will be than it has ever bee view of the of the state." Yet, > new enroll- pistol-totem, mai ill impossible other lawless chara of It all will turned loose by the etlon." You state after Judges i ontemporary, done their duty. Su r*v *h/\ irrwefl l/it (InVOfU t\T HI AO UO IU , <now, that 1&#-| lighten the other i eater premium n In the hiatory How H< notwithstanding Kansas Ctty Jourr nalayera and George?What i ctera have been '* ooroaa the ^vay. - .. Charles?Yes. 3 governor of the bu|lt jt out 0f bloo and Jurors had 0f hla fellowmen; ich la the record crying children, ai r-oliini. women members an(l Industrial , people. Our f colored. One R Got It. ' i $100, with th< tal. I his name will n s fine building that farm, that la n 13,700. Two ree, but the owner lng In service d. ashes and groans Mrs. Addle Ale: out of grief and of Roney, sent u id the woen of wall- school. They ar Carolina. One Institute for colored +% of Mid 1 rlende are white and t 8won friend ha* donated V ? understanding that mt be publlfibed. Our jT Correct iow In operation, cost V, colored women work- A __________ In Ashevllle, N. C., Kander and Mr*. Vlney V r* 1 JTk m $10 e&cb for our I jr\i\. e not natives of South $ W. T. G is a rook, the other jank. i to anc subscribed before me this 1( W. P. ROBIN! ? Attest: W. T. Gregory, W. P. Be Directors. MERS BANK & TRUS RRGORT, President W W. H. J44M.EN. ?? )th day of March 1914. ION, Notary Public. ^ nnett. A. B. Farguaon, jT T COMPANY I T '. H. MII.LKN, Cashier. & win iji- it%j i"/h of the Democratic party friend, Bleaae, head a 01 IU vil'5 T U II I/ V ? ?. ..v?? r. . unlese your people of South C ie. dorse. ? V,,D Ooorge?Ah! Carolina to eo- courue, yea, y??! Cbarlea- -Ob, n L A rum-Heller, of a chamber ami friend, white < o; he's a dentist. I M d. Whore is my next +*? >r colored? I. .D. LEE, Principal. H. 1. uKAii, jr., AMlaUnt i jMhier.