The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 07, 1914, Page 8, Image 8
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MRS. WOODROW
WILSON
(Continued from Pane
Quitely he announced to
BLEASEISM SC
DEAD AGAIN BY M
) One. > (Continued from Pj
the corres- hanks by the Kovernm
THE LANCAS
ORED ?
[ANNING
?Ke One.)
ent to assist
>TKRNKWS. Al (iUST 7
M
?
, 1914.
,!*?? ;;*! v v.. .
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i j
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pendents that the end lia<
A pall of gloom settled
Executive mansion and (
Presently Dr. Grayson, hh
gard and worn from a day
vigil. caine to the offices,
an impressive silence eve
Secretaries, attaches,
servants seemed overconn
CONGRESS NOTIFl
Vice President Marshall
? hers of the cabinet and
1 come. In moving the crops at i
over the 4 per cent, so they con
the offices, cotton until the Euro
5 face hag- over,
and night Mr. Manning empha:
There was portance of electing a i
rywhere. will enforce the laws a
clerks and people "to wipe out th
\ which has disgraced th
1ED. the present administra
and mem- "The present governor 1
leaders in abetted law-breakers
lot more than |
Id hold their
pean war is
sized the im<overnor
who ,
nd urged the .
e lawlessness M
e state under s
tion," saying
las aided and
bv his nar
August
irgains At
I I he M
Lancaster's
i.
onth
Leading
ore
Congress were notified. P
promptly adjourned. T1
the White House dropped.
cl< sed and the ailenm
spread over the White Ho
I !- r me since " ? 11 when
Jan.>n Harrison | a sed a <
Pni.eral nrrnngetm s
b-" a trade. The pl:o-.? of
either Home. Ga . or I'v
J., where the family Ii\
vears Dr. Svlvester W.
loth houses dons."' He predicted
le tlag on Carolina "will purge
g.it"s were this disgrace on August
jf deai.h pealed to the people t
use lor th? state. I have always
Mrs Hen- to Bleaseisni," he sai
1 iv warmlv cheered when 1
have not SAYS HK IS SI>
I urial will John (i. Hicliards
in'-eton. X with several cries of
ed for 25 Richards!" Mr. Richa
HPJU'll Ot* \vs?u vsiiwnro i?n*1 linnn^t
that South
herself from
25." and ap:o
"save the
been opposed
d. He was
lie concluded. *T*1
ICKKE. I
was received * AiV*
"Hurrah for "
rds said he 1
ill tha 1i 15 li VArKir
These are th
Y must go in <
,U ill l i_
II ? I
e final prices
order to make
on Summer C
room for Fall (
joods.
joods
the First Presbyterian ?
Princeton, where the fain
tended for years, has vii
Wilson frequently during
was not here today. Profes
ton Axson, her only broth
route Fast from Oregon
reached by telegrapli at
Oregon, with the news.
FLOWERS FROM HIT
Members of the cabint
nf thp unttrpnip cdiirt nnr
hurch of ht* was making, ancr
ily has at- charged anything else
dted Mrs. that which was false,
her illness, was false."
ssor Stock- At this time an audi
er. was en lustily hollering for
and was caused a momentary
Pendleton, necks when he came n
ejected from the g
MCLE. Richards said: "Mr. I
it, justices friend and is not dis
1 memherc ,.,.,1 ?>, . ,?>???<> Won' n
anyone who AiMv
i would say
and knew It
tor, who was
Jr. Richards. - Pieces S
craning of final pr
icar to being HJ ,
rounds. Mr. 101 ne
lowers is my these viu
turbing me," for Aug
vor II o flo. o o i.. i. * >
,11 win ucrgm iu
tripod Crepes, former priee 25c, B?
ice 15o
Ki
w Printed Crepes, dark shades,
3 5c goods, specially priceil pj
ust . ^ 24c
> arrive soon.
?st 1 Oo SJIk? finish Poplin, all
shades, special for August.. .. ,
ne Silk finish Fails, look and weni
the $1.00 goods, lor August . . ,
11 e Silk Will, 36 inches wide, gi
green, three shades blue, best
plain Fine Printed and Plain Cro
, .15c Taupe and Navy, yard.,
ike j piece Silk and Cotton r
best 50c goods, final pric
ir.net,
$1 2 5 1 Flowered Lawns and t
? 2
p< Do Chine. { MKk
wc J
nixed Crepe. }
c 2oo
rrepes, values
of the diplomatic corps
their condolences and se
From many humble not
flowers, as Mrs. Wilson
many friends in the slum
generally in her eudeavoi
the friendless and povert
Mrs. Wilson had told thf
this morning she would m
fully "go away'' if the bill
provement of Washington
noocofl Itv Pnnornoc A
telephoned 1 voted some time in stat
lit cards, sition to compulsory e<l
nes came said The News and Cou
had made state were trying to
s and city county-to-county campa
rs to help jug to get back to the o
y-stricken. plan. He attacked the
i President last state convention
lore cheer- they were trying to he
for the im- scheme. His declaratio
alleys was tended voting for Bli
U'nnl In .. I f TJ1
'*- o o -111 c n m
ing his oppolucation.
He
rier and The :
destroy the ^
ign and try- r Kit
Id convention
action of the Best 5(
and alleged
dp along th3 Best 7i
n that he in- i Best $
ease brought 1/, p]
rown yard . . I or
S CUT HALF IN TWO ON EM
FLOUNCING j
)c Flouncing, 45 inches wiiqe, '/
3c Flouncing, 45 inches widt*SL
1.00 Rice Cloth Flouncing, 45 ]
rice. .
goods, August price
BROIDERY FINAL
> price. .25c
> price. .28c ,,
fhches wide, 1 s an
. . . . 50c August
, . ?Kc np to 18c, final price. , . .
PRICES ON MEN'S ANI
STRAW HATS
d Boys' 25c Work and Dress
. . . .f)r yaril
) BOYS'
Hats, for \
15c
leaders was adopted in silc
senate and soon reporte
house, where it will he pas
row.
OF MANY INTEKE
Mrs. Wilson learned tli
would he a law in another
and expressed her satlsfa
had become deeply Interes
social welfare of the coinn
had worked, always wltho
?;.i -. e 4Ua T t
""?? vv CUCC1 ? IIIJ1I1 VII*? OlCitnt
nee by the who apparently compost
d in the!third of the audience,
sed tornor- "i am not going ar
(Carolina weeping and i
STS. cause I am a friend
e measure Blease.*' said Charles Ci
1 day or so telling the people that
ction. She to lose my character, \
.ted in the been forty-nine years I
lunity and He added: "Nobody is
lit seeking because I am a friend
' ' | Best $
?d about one- i t,
V'l P
oiind Sou?h j 1 Patti
uourning be-j $2 5(
of Governor! Cambr
irroll Simms. . ,
I am about ^ inch*
vliich I have Cambr
tuilriing up."
; abusing me _____
of Governor
1.25 Crepe Flouncing, 45 ir
rice
ern Fine Ecru Flouncing, fo
), 1/2 price
ic Edges, worth up to '20c, wid
es, August price
ic Edges, worth up to 10c. Aujj
iches^^yide. Men's an
selling.
rmer prices Men?s an(
Ith'up'to'lO \ selling.
10c ^Men's $2.
rust price 5c Twin's $.3.
d Boys' 50c Dress Hats, for
(1 Boys' $1.25 Dress Hats for
00 Dress Hats, for August sel
00 Dress Hats, for August sel
August
.. ..35c
August
75c
ling $1.50
ling $2.25
iiMi in uir i irMiirui. u
strain of this, the duties of
metit and kidney troubles
canie chronic last autumn
ped her life.
11I'SIIANIVS A11VIS
Mrs. Wilson took an acti
In the career of her husli
has been his constant hel|
adviser. Her clear jud*
political affairs and broac:
educational ciuestions ha
iin- niPiiKP. \iicr ills >
entertain- Hichards, Mr. Sinnns
which lx'- Kims on Mr. Manning
that sap- alter him" for beenmins
of hate to ho the benefit
Kit. He paid his respects tt
ve interest nian and "the convent
land. She ers."
pmate and DEAD MY ELIM1 >
;nu;nt Mr Sinnns thinks th
d been a candidates are out of
, . .. 11:11 inn siiwi pvt.Arniivi jit in
UlOI ill Mr.
turned his Now lot V
and "went worth u
I "an apostle Fine Shad
clary of hate. widths i
) the Sumter New Knshl
ion of bank- 6Vfc<* and
yard..
CATION. flood Apn
e anti-Blease _ '"? >'ar<
it "by elinii-1 "c White
in :iml that AUKUSt
'al and Wound Thread l?:irns. N?
p to 10c, August price..
o\v Edges, white and cream, N<
ip to 5 inches, yard tlir
ngs. 50c values, for ?5c
7 c Calicoes, special for August,
5c Tt
;>n Gingham, for August sell1
8c la
Homespun, :St> inches wide, for
\
>\\ is Tin-: riMi-: to mam: s<;i
ohkssks \M> m.ol'sks.
\v lot fine Scotch Plaid CJiiiKl
colors absolutely fast, just the
for early fall dresses, the
for
>il De Noid, the best Gingham i
line new patterns, yarn i
ike Side Chainhrns, just the thini
boys' blouses and rompers, yard
iNuli Moil's good quality Pants,
August price
lams^Ucii's $3.50 anil $4.00 Pan
thing A^ugust
kind iStfAL I'ltlCKS OX TAX
At Pijo prices we are sell
i'??i ran aft'oKl to buy a pair ui
'**' until nextX^sumraer if you
/;'r them now.
1"/ 1 l-?t $2.00 and S2.50 SH
worth $2.50, / *
$M>8
ts, special for a
A'Jt.UH
SLIPPEItK
nig these you
ad keep them
do not need
nnprs. oarrioH
source 01 grauncauou tc
years. With her help he
books and he relied on her
Her devotion to him, ac
those who have known the
timately. was of reniarka
Her one thought was of li
Every morning and eve
during her illness she can
Grayson not to tell the P
she had spent an unc
hour.
) mm uir --------
wrote his 'l'ea8<> men were 011
indemeiit one of them wil1 be K'
rdinir t<? accused Mr. Richards o
fnmilv lover mease," and that
hie denth s'??" 1R of such a reef
tjm ' his profession of fri<
rv even in t? Blease "must he taken
tinned Dr He ?a,id tha\,
resident if has never repudiated tl
omfortable of Senator Tillman, Go
|anci Mr. Gonzales,, a
IMelinrdc Ha o feUn,
top and that Die Dress
overnor. He patterns,
f "slobbering FINAL 1*1
his "conver- All $1.25
>nt date that1 price.,
endship for All $1.75
with a grain August
Mr. Richards ALL MILI
tie friendship
vernor Ansel AD new a,
dding: "If the lot
.1 f
Gingham, nice assortment of
, August price 7H?' \i
tH'FS ON FANCY PARASOI S
and $1.50 Parasols, August ]-i
tt?e
and $2.00 Fancy Parasols,
price HHc
LI N KitY GOKS AT Al'Wl'ST U
PltlCFH
nd stylish, many dark Hats in lit
that can be worn late in the
>? i.-i nr. i i.Mr. IU 31.AKK l
I* X l>F.lt WK AII
ldros Coggius 12^c Bleach, for
gust selling
! Yards Bolt Old Glory Long C
value $1.80, for August
i-Inch nice Smooth Cambric,
August HMmsdale
Cambric, best 1 F>c goods, si
for August i
>YS" AND MENU CLOTHING
AlTGl*ST KKLI.ING.
OIK over styles
1 Lot $2.50 and $3.00 Tar
Au- and stylish, final price. .
. lOc 1 Lot Ladles' $3.00 and ?
^loth. fords, button and lace.
ijtl.lt> better shoe made than
f?r price
>?r<l We still have a nice assortm
jecial Black Slippers at *2..M>,
' ^ ^ ' We give free with each SI
KOIt prices a nice pair Silk Hos<
08c
i Pumps, new
$1.08
3.50 Tan Oxthere
is no
these, final
$2.48
icnt of Ladies'
LOO and 08.5O
ipper at these
i.
Her anxiety was that
not be worried. Ret the
watched her sorrowfully
and realized she was prow
He spent every moment hi
her side.
Mrs. Wilson was n worn
pie ways, possessed or a
manner. She was a char
tess and was ever democ
modest in her tastes.
When news of Mrs. Wils
lie should wc <*
President Annel, Gonzales and Rl<
for weeks a daisy?" This drew h
ing worse. 1 ',.e crowd. He refer
b could by Richard's talk of a nt
garchy as "all tomni
an of sini- warn<*d the Please men
magnetic; in.K betrayed in the he
ming hos- friends." lie was appli
ratio and Charles A. Smith ask
on his record, advocatil
ion's death i" government, a referer
u u. j iiimaii, season,
?ase, ain't he prices
Tif." ''Mr ? <'? """
paper ?IU ?"
y rot," and ^
against "be- FINAL
use of their
nuded. Dresses wc
ed promotion August |
rig economy 1 Lot Dret
ldum on pro- I 50c, Aui
$2.00 and $2.50 Hats, August B<
$1J5 lu
$2.50 Hats, August price $1.50
that sold up to $6.50, August
82..VI
B(
IMtlCKS ON < III I.DHKN'S
DRKSSKA
>rth up to 75c, sizes 2 to 12, Mi
prices 80C
?ses and Roinpors, worth up to Fi
gust prices !25r
>ys' Kahki Pants, sizes 5 to 17, pai
>ys' koo<1 full made Pants, sizes i
17
lie Pants for Boys, 6 to 18, full
top VI.OO up to I
>ys* Suits, plain SerRos and fine T
mixtures, sizes 6 to 18
Stt.50, JUl.OO and up to !
mi's Kahki Pants, Rood quality,
made, per puir
nest quality Kahki Pants, perl
tailored - 1
r in, w- >' IM?U?liAS OXFORD
I Y<, AND HOYS
4H<- No better Shoe made nt the
peg *8.00, $3.
92.00 A pair Silk Hose free \v
'wede bought during Augus'.
One lot Children's Fane;
IW.no Stockings, mostly small si
well to 25c, final price. . . .
. . OHc Kuugh & Macks famous SI
roctly wears like $1.00 shirt, t
CI < VI I.. ? -I.? .. . . v- ' - -
ts FOR MKN
price
,50 and 1M.OO
ith each pair
y Sock a and
lees, worth up /'*
. . . . 7c pair t
lirt, fits and
he best value
reached the enate diaoussio
inp business was ended in
by Senator Kern, majority
COUNTY Ni
imv CIJKKK.
n of pend- hunt ion regulation of pi
imediately tions and a two rent pa
leader. 1 Mendel I-. Smith said
_ elemination conference:
take of assembling was
_____ the wisdom of adjou
If YA/C paid a tribute to a fearl
Li fr kD rapped the Columbii
paper for its "concon
elminiation" editorial,
that he was not regan
able because he hail fa
lblic corpora-, 1 Lot Ladi
issenger rate. to $7.50
of the recent
"The mis
remedied by
irniiiR." He .,
ess press but lit II
a afternoon
tration and ?' 11111'<* ft]
He said
led as avail- wllV WO
iled to make
os* due White Dresses, sold up Mi
i, August prices $3.48
loniber anything you buv ;
ppmval it may be returnee
ncvci' try to sell any one ai
bii's Rood knock-about Pants,
pair I
it this stun* is strictly tfiia
1 and exchanged or your 1
ivtiling that we do not hcli
> nuici nil it lllie price.
per One lot Men's $1.50 Fel
KI.48 price
njiteed, if it does not ineel
noney eheorfullv refunded
eve will be just what you >
."MK*
t Hats, final
....WHr parh
, with vonn, .
You soe
vant.
Special to The News.
Dry Creek. Auk. 6.?As
seen any dots from the
section in a lonK time I
would give you a few. 'I
of this community is very
farmers of this section n
done laying hy. THhe dr
been broken, we have I
rains and the crops are ver
We are glad to note tl
a bitter factional right
1 haven't statp. raying the office <
Dry ("reek "H> hoiffce was non-part
tbought I s<> filled it. In ref
'he health ?"ni'nat'on niovement.
good. The asi<e'' the audience if
ire about ,la<l Riven fa
ought has "n(1 ,a voice prompt!
tad good
y good. He called for all th
tat Mr. J. proved of the "eliminatl
around the
jf speaker of
isan, and he
erring to the
" Mr. Smith
they thought
ir treatment.
y answered K
ose who apIon
editorial" K
I' I
nn-Clt
]
rkiiA Ci
o 1
irvin t aumcn 01 me ury
tion is hack from the F
firmsry, where he underw<
eration for appendicitis,
to be very much improved
We arc having a protra>
ing going 011 this week at !
The Rev. Montgomery is h
Rev. J. F. Hammond.
Well, the county cand
getting very livery now
chickens arc getting very 1
i sec- "i ni'* * *?11? in i? i ?i uik'iiii
ennell In- hold up their hands, hi
mt an op- ?>p. He made an earr
He seems law and order, and drf
In health, fplause by his promise tr
cted meet- pardon power sparing);
Slew Hope. Candidates for other
elping the their speeches as usual
id.lies are \you|,| |,,,an Money on
. and the
lively, too. duet*.
Mini 11.1 111' I Ml
it none went
lest plea for
?w warm ap>
exercise the
yoffices
made
i I'iirin I'm- ^^?^?mm
Lane;
aster's Leading
; Store
Urn
Everybody they see com
think it is a candidate
make it for some hiding pi
Energy, Push, Progi
Energy, push, progress
sary requisites for the gi
op-building of any commtn
and work for the <relfar
home town and results w
paTent.?Bethune Observe
iiiK they Washlpton. Auk. <">
and they nijt tin- loaniiiK of fe
notes under the new rui
on cotton, wheat, corn
are neces- 'introduced in the hoi
rowth and , Representative Henry o
ilty. Hoost would allow tl
e of your
111 he ap- st'rv<" hoard to issue cu
r. full value of elevator <
. ro/'fiintu t'nr nPA/l n
A bill to per- The Summer
ileral reserve ci,ur|ty and Children
renoy system The papers have
or oats was good deal about the h
ise today by S(.at jn the train wi
f Texas. The an4j the other with 1
ie federal re- to the comfort s
rreney to th? ?f j,is fellow traveleri
ar warehouse other specimen and
,.tu
Fraveler. plain and poor, is
' a gentleman as th
been talking a
" west. On a crowd
og who tills one
th his luggage p,aoe to t(>8t th
lis feet, and Is traveler; and the
md convenience a seat the more d
s. There is an- esy shine. It is y
he Is the man siderate and the
as far from being DON'T TAK1
o past Is from the 1 HERE'S A 11
ed train Is a good i J.
e breeding of a / Taking
, . kind often mnes
harder it is to got J Vou oUght .
oes genuine court-Staking ealoujrfJ]^
10 easy to be con- y?"r
. . .. remedy that ta
luglitful when it i.ivar n,
?? n
E CALOMEL, Noi
ETTER REMEDY Whera?. t
' . / f J and one-thlr
^ In/ /iKh/ /sky 8.,dinK lB Tf
^an*fy!)iyrt%' *>>0- 11, in
K!/ Pel't'oned ih
2r V1J? 'Ijtion to ord<
; it V tfll fii tv#ni 11
irfa/ts Dod- n,ln? wheth
~ - nn ? I t AY flf frtll r
ar - . - T
Lice of Election.
>ne-thlrd of the electors
d of the free-holders reiLernarlo
school district,
Lancaster county, have
ie county board of educasr
an election to deterer
or not an additional
/ * \ ww* (II -V-ll ? *
Infection and Insect HI
gemuH.
Mosquitoes, flies and otli
which breed quickly in
palls, ponds of stagnant wa
musty places, etc, are ct
diseases. Every time they
they inject poison into yc
from which some dread dl
rest) it. Get a bottle of Sl<
ment_ It is antiseptic and a
Jit -A 11 A.% ?_* *?
J . |/ W W. .'?? F?"?"
lies ^M* [dorsed by a nifmbcr bn
jserve system. Such tssi
" HftarbaKe to 12,000,000,01
iter, barns. Jbe authorltzed only 1111
irriers of|i?Hf>. Representative
bite you. tj,at opi^t of tbe i
?ur system m .
isease may Te,ieve farmers from an
>an'B Llnl- cldent to the Kuropean
few drops
....... ...- vvno will not Burrem
nk in the re- the tired woman w
les would bt'ichlld. However, if a
)rt and would t.ers with whom he Is
til June 3d. whose favor he is an
Henry said he is ready to break I
neasure is to roinfort. He thinks
y distress in- he is mistaken. F
war troubles, stranger to a thing
________ subscribes to the the.
tier his sent to costs one nothing
ith the fretful matter comes wh<
young lady en- solflah pleasure nn
acquainted and now 021 through t
xious to secure, the young and str<
tiis neck for her ing along with tl
he Is polite hut weak. We admonl
oliteness is & who read these 1
like that. He the golden rule. A
r\rv that It nava nl/1 u/Ant u r?
; the test of the vegetable
?n a surrender of to action just
ist bo inude. Front ,"e8- ?ut> "'ll
^Iver Tone do
be summer season lver too muCh.
ang will be travel- ify. Calomel t
te feeble and the t may leave ;
Ish our young men ^ere at brat, ai
. ' . . , times causes
lines to think on j(|ver Tone w<
bent and wrinkled harms.
n H.. * * * "
" I " tui a^irviiUK! .
I t/at starts the liver i0,1 a" real 1
aw surely hh calomel lga'^ district
ll/e calomel. Dodson's We hereb
eh not stimulate the be held by tl
It gives relief gen- nacle scho<
?ct? so strongly that Tuesday, At
you worse than you *chool hou?
id calomel also some- At which
salivation. Dodson's tor? *"? retui
>rks well and never ?r^y for taj
their tax r
y m / 111 11 ID DUH11 Ut) IBVIOQ
ind personal property in
for school purposes.
y order the election toio
trustees of said Taberol
district, No. 11, on
igust 11, at Tabernacle
?.
election only such elecrn
real or personal propcation
and who exhibit
eceipts and registration
win neutralize me inrecii
by insect biteB or rusty nal
Liniment disinfects Cuts, H
Sores. You cannot afford t
out it in your home. Mon<
not satisfied. Only 25c. at j
gist.
nt Weakness and Loss or
The Old Standard r*n?o*l tr*n#i;
OKOVK S TAfiTHlfcss giill TON1
Malaria and tiiiil'I* i.ptl,' sjralroi.
on cauaen _
llfi. Sloan's ? WoMce of b inal Dl
rulies and Notice la hereby glv
o be with- k?ule Nlabet, guardian
ey back If ?' Mable, Pauline, Eunl
rour Drug- Robinson, haa this day i
tlcn unto me for a final
, such guardian, and that
AnnoM** ?' August, 1914, has be
Appciire for th(S hearln(? of saM
HBinf Ionic, t ? oT.
IC. <Jri?c? out _ . . . . - S1*
a u-wr tonic Probate Judge, Lancagt
iHchnrge. to be polite. It may <
en that Mrs. |,ut the gentleman <1
ul S.4 <?ns'der that. Real
Ice and Janle .... ...
nado appllca- only 'n the soil of ui
discharge as the man who is court
the 30th day woman and rude to
ten appointed
petition. J *
IWMAN, The Hal
er County. koff's begins Aujlli.
or may not pay, not be much to j
oea not stop to somebody. A crow
gentility grows fellows who will a
^selfishness and that to stand in tl
eous to a pretty be worth a row o
one who looks tons In this world.
e at M. Polia- tvA hint to the
feh. Don't miss great (ll>
n njr uummi iimy A lurgtj uoit
rou, but she is to rone sold f<
d o, ?ronK ,ou?g g^^SSt
Mow a woman like that your monc
be ai?le wUl never to you with a si
f bone collar but- *'e an(' ar? n<
with it in ever]
i
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