The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 03, 1914, Page 4, Image 4
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(SKMl-WKKKliY.)
r "CAMP FOLLOWE
W. C. Irby, Jr., Blease
for governor, in his speech
said. "John O. ftlc.hn.rrts r
THE LANCASrI
IR." CHAK(ilN'U Tilt
> candidate The Anderson Mail,
at Marion, ing 011 the recent bill
pnilnds mi) lower house of ConKre
\ER NEWS, >1 ITl.y :t, 1!>1^
: jury. ?
in commentpassed
by the f
as. Dreventlng I
i_
fycSj/CV"\ETIME. amort
9
g the ruins of an aticicr
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it land,
J
JUAN1TA WYL1E E
W. 8. HOUGH. . Business
PUBLISHERS' ANNOUNCE
Published Tuesdays and
days at Lancaster, S. C., bj
Lancaster Publishing Com
1 successors to The Ledger
tabilshed 1852; The Re
. establish 1878; The i
I prise, established 1891, an
rtlitOI*
more of a camp follower t
tall swinger.*' "You km
~~~~ camp follower Is," said
' ' stays In the rear while t
r The is Boing on and then rusl
pany, victory Is won and attemj;
oh- share of the spoils."
Writer' P^thize with both Messrs
d en- Simms. both original, <
han a coat- federal judges from
iw what a questions of fact, not
he. "He the bill, but goes fart
he fighting "A Judge should not
ios In after to the facts, and v
... t/. . think he should not cb
K a law. We sometimes t
We sym- should merely keep ord
Irby and room and nothing mort
lyed-iu-the- Our contemporary c
charging on 1
only approves (
ther and says: [ ,
charge a Jury fr'A Jwi*
sometimes 3
arge as to the Fw rr'.-Vt
think a Judge Ol/^vjA
er in the court1 Fjl
ertainly has a : j
\JrV\a temple will Dc ur
oVer the altar;
5^^ aI exist enlu
<*S iA\\ Whe'deut
vOVio./belieOc,
?>(uman uvill bt
I \\1?11 kVta 4
icarttied ^xcrca. to success
, hcuto into UViti^ rock, ttw
in 9Kan?I .am ilumanW
rt th^seWcsjicstrcnj ttw,; th
achieve?
litt the panama Cattat,
iill< rtf ^WinAim. 0(a&
> u nw
v Unest'
ill.
, iMnnuui
Z
; tered as secona-ciass n
Oct. 7. 1905, at the pos
at Lancaster, S. C., unde
of Congress of March 3,
SUBSCRIPTION PRIC1
(In Advance.)
One Y ear
Six Months
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
latter wool Bleasites. that Mr. t
tofflce recent a convert, seems
! chosen follower of his ch
1R70
Indeed Mr. Richards
" that he actually voted
E i
against Blease two years
..91.50 McLaurin had a chau^S
. . . . 75c i Bleaseism before-JtTCnarc
??we were in the councils of
ites. which God forbid, w?
lichards, so queer idea or now jus
to be the administered. To carr
ief. to a logical conclusion,
has stated cases might'tie dlspen
for Jonespfgether, because, acct
ago. Kvfm Mail's ideas, the pr
of heart to judge is only neces
is had. If serve order. For
the Blease- the sheriff, or the 1
s would ad- marshal, if the case
uco snouia?Do \ ^
y its argument fefl \f
judges in civil j
sed with alto- fl^V
>rding to The 'TV
esence of a ^?Ti n'r&forsi*
isary to pre- TEfW^1
that matter pjijPHffi
United States ,
were in the
\ W ? ? ? ? %?? H? 9wwm> J'
f\ enough of it to
4b THE FIRST I
2*1 Lancf
UNITED STA
art a -33antL Acco
lATIONAL BANK,
ister, S. C.
TKS DEPOSITOKY.
VLtlX?
a .Sittqle
iDollar -wHlt
do it mthb
MNK
Your subscription mui
paid up to and including
marked ou your label. If
is stopped look at your dat
you will probably And yo
} behind one year.
We cannot send each
, scrlber a statement. Lo
- Your Label.
st be | vise that more eousiderati
year to both Irby and Simms,
paper borne the heat and burden
:e and 1 in trying to convince the
u are there was something in
| than to a "camp followe
sub- the eleventh hour, when
ok at and fishes are to be
makes his appearance,
ou bo given federal court, could 1
, who have the court. Indeed, as
of the day, is, order is ktpt b
people that through these officers.
Bleaseism, j phatically differ with T
r," who at we do not think a ju
the loaves allowed to express his
distributed, facts, at the same timi
demanding in the dispatch of busit
keep order in
i the law now
y the Judges: from (frfa
No, we emhe
Mail. While
dge should be So Why Tall
opinion on the Everybody know
5, it aids more illot- Chester New;
less and In the I
??. ' Wondei
WKITK Y<>
?r Papers County <'bairn
I>eillO<
The followlni
It About It? 0(j QUt b iloa,
rs the weather Is . ,
s chairman, to t
? clubs in the coi
r Who,
I'll FULL. NAME. I)
Dividends
win issues l/etter to of July by si
rrutie Clubs. Bank of La
i? letter has been mail- per cent qu
ch S. Stewart, county First Natioi;
he different precinct cent semi-an
unty: caster ('otto
July 2. 1014. semi-annual
ivi< lends I'nid.
were paid on the first
everul corporations. The ^
ncaster paid its usual 5
arterly dividend and the
lal Hank its usual 4 per
inual dividend. The h.ann
Mills paid .'1 % per cent
dividend on its preferred
xi you uo iiui refcive
paper promptly we would i
elate it if you will notify \j
we will correct the mi
In the hurry of mailing 0i
papers names of subscribe
Bometii s left off inadvert
FRIDAY, JULY ?, U>1
?Weather forecast for
yuut : luo cnuict??t uiuroei. du
ippre- trying to these faithful tw<
'stake' ; counsel them not to fret
nt the 'or 11 ia RO^erally understc
rs are ! reasons unknown to oui
ently. edict has gone forth that,
\ are expected to support 1
Hill man, be he "coat-tai
"camp follower" or what
South
ii, nowever <iuiuiuiei.iui.iuii ui ju
i, we would trial judge to state t
and fume, comment thereon, and
>od that for law applicable to the <
tslders, the the constitution of 18
the faithful South Carolina could
the Liberty this power was taken
1 swinger," that instrument, leavir
not. what of an automaton
? powerless to aid the jt
lul """I Now who would
:.he facts and and what for??Cc
to charge tho
jase. Prior to ^or
(9 5, judgeu in 0,1 r assets are
do this but homt>3' human live
ao tnis, : Anderson Intelligei
from them by
)g them some- It Looks 1
or figurehead, i Evidently there 1
iry in any way ian'
' ' nnniAiit NAW9 nni
want to kill him. Dear Sir:?1
>Iumbia Record. regard to the e
?? at your precinc
>litics. already done tl
schools, churches hope that you
>s, not finances.? that you have
icer. which might <
man, I am call
'hat Way. this matter wh
ire times when the to correct sanv
t considered ex- enroll at the i
1 Courier. vided the roa<
am wnuiiK you wim stocK ana 4
inrolling of the voters .^ook.
t. Perhaps you have '
tils work correctly. I ,
have. But for fear
made some mistake ?M1 IT?
iisqualify some good t M1HS V
ling your attention to K'et a man s
lie there Is still time Why do<
e. The voters MUST ^
nearest precinct, pro1
to same is in good Jo ?
per ceni on us common
ip Easiest Way.
i tor.
ippler says she wants to
wages."
jsn't she get married?"
ic counted For.
>un.
T firi lie Imnutu hn hnu f.ft v
v;arouna: oaiuruay prooao
thunder showers.
Thomaa H. Peebles state<
Florence speech that he wan
attorney general two years
the Blease faction and that is
is being opposed. If he does
sharp. Ashbel G. Brice of
will get his job.
ly local BETTEK SUBSCRIBE
PAPER.
I in his ^,e f?"ow^nK from an
, eiecte(j change, shows what a fca
ago by ity happened f? a man a?d
, why ho who were too stingy to s
in't look t,ieir homo paper. Comr
Chester necessary; you will readil
Here Is the account:
FOR THK except to charge mere i
sltions of law. Under
Illinois ex- a ju<lge was a great I
rful calam- tn arriving at the trutl
his family, goal they should 8triv<
ubscribe to judge, without the exc
nent is un- opinion on the facts, w
y catch on. ! elusive province of t
analyze and collate th
abstract propo- jr
the old system <Jood 1
help to a Jury The more some
1, which is the thtt nHW enrollmer
? a I convinced we are t
> to attain. A bad,y nee(|ed __Ne
tression of any | .
hich is the ex- Poor < kl<
;he jury, can There is a vast
em and apply a politician and
u South Carolinians I
passable condit
, write or ha\
Swh denounce To 111
it rules the more *'U J?n
hat the rules were Thomas Sn,ith
wberry Observer. way to enro?
may be no mist
[| State. a8jj that the vo
difference between ty meet Saturr
a statesman, but of JuIy> at th
have had little op- places and cor
don. The voter must
e written his FULL ,ne" undor
ustrate: J. T. Smith Booker?
rhomas Smith will not "<M>rllth
will not do, John ~?
is the only correct
In order that there
.ake in any club roll, I Cand
ters all over the coun- What ha?
lay evening. the llth He was ask
eir respective voting of the Fnrm
reot any and all mis- gument for
him.
Evidently liven on tho top
V. STKVKNSON.
idate for (Jongrwh.
i he done in a legal way?
ed by tJie representative!*
era Unipn to make the arthe
WiJ-eliouae bill before
Is the disfranchisement seal
Cole L. Blease, John G. Richi
C. C. Sims are flaunting at t
palgn meetings preparing t
for a bolt from the verdict
primary in case it is agains
It looks that way.
The soner of the time-servir
"We once Knew a ma
rr? wniph to <>"tingy to take the ne
his home town and alway:
?rd? and ^ borrow his neighbor's
he cam- "One evening he sent b
the way to borrow the paper, ant
In the son was on way
large stand of bees, ant
t them? minutes his face looked I
mer squash.
"Hearing the agonized
fpnpp-l80n' the father ran to hi:
11 WhO WAR LUt5 iaw mciciu ?u out
swspaper in ' to be of much assists
9 went over j \ye do not think any i
paper. , tion is needed curtail!
lis son over i . ..
1 while the of Judges in the matt
ran into a Juries.
i in a few
like a sumThe
speech of S
cries of the Smith on Wednesday
9 assistance tnnin (.An uiir
u U. U10.1...0. portdnity to obsei
mce in a case. iju recent years.?C
!urther leglsla-' ?-?
ng the powers Ksnei
sr of charging
the United States
respect will reflect
Intelligence of S<
c r. 'Democrat friendly
enator K. D. mjn|8tratlon is f
has been the town Times.
aafinn hv till *
rve the difference takes that ma
laffney Ledger. the enrollment
Within thre
itial. Tuesday in Ji
n to the senate of book must be
who will in every county chairnu
the good sense and your attention
>uth Carolina. A Yoi
to the Wilson ad- ROA<
wsential.?George
ONE OF <
y have been made in I the Suj-romi
lof pritre in
e days after the las! | because if tl
uly your enrollment J houses and
in the hands of the J their cotton
in. Thanking you for on which th
to these matters, I am, and the rat
irs very truly, table the far
S .STKWART. tin time of p;
County Chairman. J rise.
I He is a In
'HUIU'H TASKS. I tutions to 1
s Courf. The quosMo.i was
iportafce to tho I a risers, i
he stale could build
the fanners could store
in tljpm and get a receipt
ie money could be gotton,
es vmre lo^fr, it would onmen
to hold their cotton
anio until the price should
iwJer who l>elie/<? consti>e
airactical and look tho
straddling. peace-at-any-pric<
is, "Yes, Blease is beat if tl
papers will just not take a
As if it were not the duty of
respecting newspapers to f
right men and measures.
If John G. Clinkscales is
governor and his state-wide
"** and in doing so ran int
$ fellow wjre fence, cutting a 1
le news- flesh from his anotomy ai
L hand." a *4 Palr of trousers,
oil "The old sow took adva
~ hole in the fence, got in
lght for I flei(i and killed herself e
corn. Hearing the racket
! man's wife ran out of the
I setting a four gallon ch
I cream into a basket <
compul- j drowning the whole flock
o a barbed1"""" "*
landful of of our citizem
tid runining livery. It is safe to s
dress delivered In the
ntage of the , , .
to the corn ,aHt 'luart*,r of * ren<
ating green 8uch an impression.
. the stingy no stranger to our |
s house, up- addressed large guth
urn full or ,, f
3f kittens {'?,ton farmers here I
. She slip- when lie was urging
? since its de- Why Some People
ay that no a?l- Some people a
county in the newspapers just b.
are trying to do tt
ury bus made jng out why son)
The senator is superior to others
people, having t^le people.?Chest
erings of tlu>t
ten years ago, ,>ne ' '."V" ^
, They claim thi
them to unite helped raise the pi
Hate N'ews|?#|H?rs. 1
tre bitter towards i ?''urat'n* ^ ri
ecause nowspapers _?*
ieir duty in point- Kansas C ity
,e candidates are ?f newt
in fitness to serve ' writers in th
er News. is one of thl>
Cturch people
?.r * ww > Eber Price, pr
lave Not Heard. Kansas. Unive
lt hm)th J no* at the joint
rice of cotton, and r<:intist v'utT
! position be
iters in tbe Teachings state had t
the Kihle. 'protect its
Mo., July 2.?Edu-.oppression,
*paper and magazine j light to pri
e teachings of Jesus i oppression,
first tasks before the him and pri
s of this country, S. but held thi
esilent of the Ottowa, j vislcns In t
'rsity, declared today! of the cor
convention of the I nould have
l^onnlo'u TTviinn of till ni mit tr
fore the Court that the
ha power to relievo and
litizens rrom /financial
juVt a? it would/have the
atect them from military
The Court a;ueel with
ictically adopt on his brief
it two unnecessary prohe
bill were iii violation
tstitution, aiii the Mil
t?> be so draw I as to leave
. I>t> uffWHvp/ ItllT THIS
sory education Ideas are put
feet, when coming generat
Democratic voters make ap
to register on the club rol
wiL be none who will have
his mark instead of signing h
Our best wishes to our
neighbors for a "safe and
Fourth of Julv. Thev an
into ef- ped on the cream and
ions of stairs, breaking her leg ar
of false teeth. The oaov
p I crawled throogh the sp
Is, there | int0 the parlor and rulnec
to make pet. During the exclti
is name, i daughter eloped with the
taking the family sai
them."
Kershaw
sane" SHiN YOUII KUIjI
fell down in making a fight for
id a $19 set for their cotton. His
left alone ni0t5icr y,,ari
[lied cream , ... . . . ,
1 a $40 car- 'ie SiU(* wa? ,n(*''bl
anient the good that was in him,
hired man, to many in his audie
zings with that by the help of (5<
ed In raising the price
\ IMF below the cost of prod
ititF i\pir*a it n H thnl ho
a living price jyet cottop is high*
tribute t ohia l)e- No one yet c
. . , has raised the wa
t ILKV;, ttt ? liuiu ... ? ,
mill employes.?G:
Led for all the
brought tears |)i.n't Kxpen
uce.. He said : But then it is u
id he had aid- Poot the candidate
of cotton from U,,is hot weather
to do anything re
action to a Uv- enjoyment but dot
will jiavpp lat c*/\ tn nvtromou
?r than it used to American and
laiins that Blease people's Union
ges of the cotton "Our task
recti wood Journal. nlell and wonu
"and train the
t Too Much. Religion will I
nreason.able to ex- ment in their
s to actually fight be a treinendo
. They are willing tianity.
asonable for your
i't expect them to ?Four youi
hraan viiia tivu minatlo
the Baptist Young RIGHT OF
of the South. HOUSE ITJ
is to n out tliOnB' WAS EST/
en." said Mr. Price, and wheue
m in the proper way. minds to hn
>e a determining ele- He did U
lives and they will peed of the
us influence for Chris- id. If ho
he be on tb
; cotton spec
tg ladies are standing Qive him a
in ts*w *lw. I1M
THE STAT!/ TO WAitE5
FARMEIik' OOTWN
iltLISIIED In this rase;
ver they nnko up their
ive it done at nan be done.
i:a work purely lor the
cause, witiionv fee or re
was in cpngreea wouldn't
ie same sine, lighting the
illation in I Ne'v York?
chance aijd if he doesn't
energetic than we of Lancasl
hot days and we hope they
well repaid for the efforts tt
made by a large crowd of z
tive visitors.
Mr. Browning, candidate
ernor, wants to know wh<
money is going to come fron
ter these In a recent ru,,n*. ?m
will be t*afy Evans, chairman o
ley have Democratic committee,
ipprecia-' matter of signing the clu
"I have 110 hesitancy as ?
saying that a man, who
for KOV-iname *>y does
Jre the with the rule of the pai
11 to run decisions of the highest ci
lortsi ' Thi? ,
!"? I" " " """
'ornor John up untii the farmer is I
f the state foottng with all other
as to the ?. ?
b roll, said, j jn tjie death of Erm
i lawyer, in of lhe fifth circuit,
enrolls his weaith has lost one ol
not comply trj0tio citizens and tin
rty nor the ()f it>s t)PSt judges. He
mirts in the an(j order, realizing w
~
>ut on an equal ;mont.
classes. ?
Vet Now It < nunc
If in anc'ent tini
sst Clary. Judge (jf?^pot had torn i
the common- trampled under hi
f her most pa- ful Query of a sub
autocrat had dc
? judiciary one wronR the inciden
? stood for law inarked in history
rhich has been future times of th
scholarship tot
s liittle Surprise.
ies some intolerant
ip, spat upon and
s feet the respect- |ll]|!llW^s,
ject as to why the X lul^^
me the subject a
t would have been % Mr^t
as a lesson to all 'HI til I
e abuses to which J |^j K|
'?? i \ji wut: YViiilIH U|l i nicanuiu wi|j
lay. | this column
ti!^ r
' VIIIUW 111111 Will,. >><11111
\ ADV.
^ 4% % 4% A%
?
te it a Point !
> .v r* . v V
tlie schools if a compulsory 1
into effect. Out of your pot
the pockets of other tax-pay
Browning. This is a foolish
for one who has been chai
the ways and meaus comiu
the house to ask.
r
We would be glad to h j
6nr>h vnr'.nf mi cinpl in Hip
law poes ' ?"<"?
ket and auy that if a mun rnro1
ers Christian name and his si
question if he hftS two Christian
rman of enro"s hoth Christians i
littee of llts surname, there is nc
earth that can prevent tba
voting. He has complied
ip from with the law and nobody
. it.. Any other construe
mun, i n<? ;i^ such a low ebb in
Is his full decisions on both th<
urname and civji sj,jH of the com
names and changed by the higher
lames and 8Carcely out of his tee
> power on iant service with his 1;
it man from t|u> "Bald Sagle" of E
I absolutely deeming the state fron
can gainsay
tion would Tho Vnrlrvlllo V.iinii
the state. His i the people are sun.
> criminal and P?Wer-?Columbia
rt were rarely
court. When Compulsory
ns. he did val- T? the Editor of 1
Here is a letter
amen ted uncle. Wood row Wilson 'e
dgefleld, in re- 'luestions on a mi
i negro rule South Carolinians:
State c
. . Department of Pu
ir?r ia nrvl van, TV*.,,
(acted ny unnriaiea *: |||W^ t
Rw"r'i flljg
Education. * ?? ' j
'he News:
from an official in
i state, replying to
itter of interest to +J>
'
tf New Jersey,
blic Instruction. HIHau
n tnnu > 1 <? 1 .1 *
- An^i iV? CaUS<
m ine rourtn
V
,ve your money in
*)d bank. Don't JL
x
its loss from any V
i. This is a good JL
V
as to ho v numerously the
are signing the club rolls. T
wants every white man ot tl
to to sign his club roil so he
lose his vote, and hopes th
other influence in the count
unite with it in urging our
not to delay but go at once
their full names on the club
voter's leave t,1P matter open to
lie New a Probably the loss of a
he coun therefore I urge our cftize
will not ,lu>ir full names am
at every ^ancea."
y will
citizens THK XKXT <>OVKF
and sign There are eleven cundii
roll. the people for governn
protest and complimentary to i
vote and Hon. d, k. Flnley, c
ris to enroll tj,e f)fth congressiona
1 take no enumerating a numbe
distinguished 'coat-tal
the old days who at
IVOR. public positions," it
1ates before Finley. The York pa
r of South none of them would
ts townsman, ^r- E- Blake, (
ongressman of . ,^'y "r'^r .SlrnV'
believe that eon
I nistrict. In Krpator progress i
r of "the more compulsory educa
1' swingers of such a law was ps
e still high in I[.wou,(? b^fa?^
on (he part of an)
mentions Mr. (() propose to rep?
tper says "that education law.
have ever at- I no_ (!"U
Ireenwood, s. c. bank in
I most, certainly> X
ration has made i V and surp
n this state under
tion than before I X figment.
V or small.
ry unpopular mov? ' A ?_____
rone in New Jersey | X
?al the compulsory I V*
' THE
bt that compulory located at
which to have your acfcmint.
ilus, ample cash reserve Lnd c
We shall he glad to h/ive yc
STATEMENT OF Till/CONDIT1
FARMERS BANK it TRUST
Lancaster, S. C.. at the f\oae of bush
f lent.y of capital V
onaervative man>ur
account, larpre ??
?
ION OF X
COMPANY, Y
less March 4th 1914. V
Mr. John G. Richards ha;
Farmer all his life and doubt
ported Senator Smith six y<
-when Rhett, Evans and t.h
lawyers tried to keep him o
penate. But notwithstant
senator's loyal stand for thf
during his first, term in t.h
THphnrHa nnu; turnu hia H<
Carolina, and no matter
s been a is elected, we shall have
.less sup- comparison a better go
jars ago. the one we now have,
e other Manning, rowning, C'oopi
ut of the of the Smiths would do
ling the to South Carolina, and f
! farmers Irby, Richards, Mullally
e senate, any one, would be infir
1 olr iirvA.. th?iA UUn
which one tallied the high poli
beyond all that afterwards came
vornor than because of the Refor
Cllnkscales,
sr or either l Mendel L. Smith,
more credit governor, in his spei
ven Simms, ville, said that educ
or Duncan, enforcement were tl
litely better planks in his platfo
"Qn nrauainv iu ihu n
, wiiuraiimi wuuiu
tical positions tfiriuljy the proR
to them except pp0pln Qf South C
m movement." Very trul
A. I
., . . - _ Commission*
candidate for twenty-four
ech at Bishop- from other states
atlon and law 1 tlcally the same c
tie two chief words
a ' Yours ve
rm. Said he, I
oo/l f tw Knth nf -
iiuvaiirw very ma- | T 1
ress of the white Ixmna u
arolina. counts,
y yours. I J Overdraft
l?. KENDALL, ! > Furniture
bt of Education. | turea..
replies received i J Due froi
i, ati express prac- an(j ua:
opinion In different Currency
1 Gold .. .
iry truty. V Silver ai
E. H. BLAKE. Minor (
IKSOURCES. i li
ind Capital Sto
$111,144.65 k In . .
a 1,726.97 Becpi Fu
and Fix- UndTvid*>i
2,875.00 less Cull
31 Bankn pen Hen ai
akers 11,332.22 Paid .7
3,025.00 Jndlvlduin
1,005.00 ' 8ubje?t i
nd Other Time Qlrtli
Hnln Tin ?k r? 71..
ABILITIES. ?$
?ck Paid ?>%
$60,000.00 %
nd . . . . 1,600.00 V
Profits, -A
*ent Ex- J
nd Taxes ^5^
6.994.71 ??
Deposits T
to Check. 60,643.79 X
fleatee of
him to support Hlease. Mr.
Is an enigma to us. Maybe
lumbia State can explain hi
"A political advertisement
pears in many of the news
the seventh congressional
asks, 'Who is Stevenson?'
safe bet that lots of folks v
Richards Carolina has reason to r<
i The Co- prospect o? being freed
m. and his vagaries. Even I
succeed in going to Wai
t that ap- would be powerless to
papers in great harm; he would
district potato In a hill of large
It's a by choosing the host ca
vill know ' people have a splendid
i iv.iru ouuiu |/. vyW,..n .?/ v?.v ??
sjolee at the1, them in South Carolin
from Blcase that you are going t
f he should nRxt governor a man
)hington, ho them.'' Correct, M
work any some of the other can
be a small ?rnor had better fac?
? ones. But
ndidate, the Those who want i
opportunity j Job say that he had
y*? *" w' " oreenwoon, s. (
a that I believe ;
t> elect as your Notice of
who advocates Notice is herebj
r. Smith. and designed will, as
didates for gov- 'th? 1
"on the 4thlday of
> the issues. tmr final 1 return
tratrlx any ajMrl
Senator Smith's <;?ur* of I*? *
, dlsmissory.
nothing to do i moo
July l. I'J14. j JP Checks i
V Items.
Discharge.
r given that the uu Total .
administratrix of % STATE O
B. Small, deceased, Y
August, 1914, make A
as such admlnls- 4 Before
Wo the Probate Y who, upoi
r *unty for letters statement
1 \ aim a r r Of said ba
. . . .-IV.ww UB|WBll.
md Cash Certified CI
314.75 Cashier's (
$132,103.94 TotV ..
F 80UTH CAROLINA,
unty of Lancaster?m.
me came W. H. Mlllen, Cashier of tb
a b*.'ng duly swore. says that the
Is a true condition of said bask, ai
nk
21,640.39
becks 1.463.74 t
Checks.... 31.81
$133,133.94 T
,e above named bank, V
above and foregoing
i shown by the book* <?
before the campaign is ov
diets The Dillon Herald. '
trlct, Brother Jordan, whic!
son Is seeking to represen
fifth instead of the seventh
are going to win your 1
people certainly will know i
for Mr. Stevenson is not on
the voters in the newspape
er," pre-1 of selecting a man who
rhe dis- the state from the terrlt
b Stevem- t into which it has fallen
it. is the present administration.
i but you:
bet. The "If 95 per cent of 01
who he is girls finish their educa
ly telling common schools, ought
rs, but is be the best educational
will redeem with advancing the ]
>le condition that he Is a "bag of
during the he did not advance th<
ed keep the Wall st
other cotton sharks fi
ur boys and price of the staple
itlon in the they could buy belt
not they to j production,
institutions .
price of cotton, Administratrix I
wind," etc. If Small, Decease<
b price, he help- "*u*Jr
reet crowd and'I
rom sending the' ^
down to where O^OX\\XCUX>
>w the cost of l\ve,moca\5i\u
Ttio*v.Q.\}. SoaC
~ > V
?. ^ w i?i rvuu, w
3stac\^ of N. B. +% Sworn 1
t Correct?
y
)Ws *?a>teb\vx* tAKIf
k axvi)\>txeou^- vv. t. ?r
JL
to and subscribed before ae thin lot
W. P. ROBINSt
Attest: W. T. Ore?ory, W. P. Ben
Directors.
IERS BANK & TRUS1
EOORY, President W.
R. T. DRATY, Jr., Assistant Oi
W. xi. MILLEN, A
h day of March 1914.
>N, Notary Public,
nett, A. B. Ferguson,
?
r COMPANY I
H MlliliRN, Cashier, t
uhlsr V
xnaetin# inousanns or mem
all over the district.
BBUhr ii mtiii i 11 nyjfcfgjit"'.
in person in me iana; ?unnKscj
1 nettsville.
ues at Hon- it takes the better
worst side of a man.
half to :>ce the ww FIKHT
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