Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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B* v ''"T.' V PRESIDENT WILSON WARDS OF! Uncle Sam Has a Clo With MexicoPRESIDENT HOLDS Cabinet I'rges Chief Exec Send Troops Into Mex Capital. Washington, Aug. 18.?J close the United States cnnie involved in a war with Mexl centiy as a fortnight ago wt ed to-day by high officials o ministration. When Gen. Carranza a' " Jected the overtures of the voys sent by Provisional Carbajal and at the same til cd diplomatic efforts of the . Government to bring about ful entry of the Constitution i to Mexico City, drastic were urged upon President Many members of the Ci is said, a majority, urged American troops from Vera the Mexican Capital to pre archy then expected to folic the railure of the Carbajal ment and the Constitution reach an agreement. Presh son. however, firmly resisted ? sure, arguing that sending . troops to Mexico City probal I mean war with the Con * alists. t OVERTURE FROM CAR1 A few days later overtu; ( from the Carbajal Uovernmr effect that if American troo come to preserve order they assisted. Other promises w< ?the United States wns to 1a coaling station in Maede.l the Chamlzal claims were t justed and many other tl particular interest to the . government were to be art The President rejected roaches, believing the Cons lists themselves would mai der- He gave his attention 1 the possible renewed effort) monize the leaders. ITo carry out this purpose Ident sent a personal trie ^ _ Fuller, a New York lnwye both Villa and Oarrnnxa. N arrived at Villa's licadquate he is co-operation with G Carothers, American consul in urging Villa to join with in maintaining peace in Me nouncement of the fact thai ler had gone to see Villa v by Secretary Bryan today. White House officials said ler went to Mexico merely information for the Admin It was reported in ranie that Mr Fuller sent to fi himself with conditions anc eventually might be namei sudor to Mexico. A True Friend of the I Fountain Inn Tribune. There is a man in South who says that he stands friends and that he is the the poor. Because of these two st; often repeated, he haw raai followers. Now I have a word to sa> followers. Nineteen hundred years ! lived In this world n poor claimed to be a friend of He not only claimed that backed up that claim by He went about doing good V^ the sick, and ministering that had need of him. Ar end he gave up his life an cruel agony for the sake whose friend he claimed to . He said that he would his friends, and he did and makes their lives full of peace, and after death h? their case before the bar of unfailingly wins a verdict. He is a friend indeed. You who love and follow In South Carolina who cl stand by you and he your I what shall you do with t Man who not only claimed ed that lie loves you and will stand hy you? If you love and follow faulty, human man because claims, how can you consis fus*i to love and follow . Nazareth, who not only li but spilled His blood for yo An Editor's Platfon Oaflfney Ledger. The things we have stoo( fVt still stand fore, are: Good dispensary, compulsory t better homes, more hog am and less cotton, more prosp less adversity, more tole wards each other and less t mere truth and less falsel sham. Come on, brother, In the good work. 8vmmon8 for rkl (Complaint 8m?ci. 8TATE OF SOUTH CAROL Lancaster. County. Court oi Common PI? Gregory-Hood/ Live Stock < IFl.iintift, against J. W. I fendaat. / To the defendant. J. W. 1 are hereby AummojicTvtnd to answer Wta- compmlut action of which a cops la served upon you, and tf ser I of your answer to soUtfcoro the subscriber, at htsjofflc* caster, 8. C.. within twlnty < the service hereof, eJclusi' day of such service; Kud II to answer the complAnt w time aforesaid, the Aaintli action will amply to tffo cou relief demanded In the com Date August 18th, Vl. D. PAUL MOORE, \ C. C. C. L. C. ^ R. S. STEWi Plaintiff's At %* V ' ??? ? ? - ??The Modern Church as an Advertiser. Henderson Gold Leaf. The business that advertises is the * 111 ft ft business that succeeds today. In our ' WAK ,uodern civilization it is absolutely 'necessary that one who has wares to sell shall let the people know that Be ('all he ^a8 art* what his trading terms are. This is now so generally recognized that it needs no proof. Of pnnroi ?* I- - 1 1 ?? I V vv V* i MV, ft* 19 1 CtUR 11K.UU , IUU, j OUT. that there Is a business side, as well'I as spiritual, to the work of a church, utive to Yet the same folks who may be heard lean to re*terate> "business is business," seem to fail utterly In realizinK that sound business principles apply ust how to ajj legitniato business the world i to beiiiK over, because human nature is the Ico as re- same no matter what it may be en is reveal- gaged In. Whatever helps the merf the Ad- rhant to sell his goods will help the chuch in a business way to do Its aptly re- spiritual work. Some churches are peace en- beginning to see this and are becomPresident ing regular advertisers in the papers lie ignor- and elsewhere. Some of them are American contracting for regular space in their a peace- city or county papers and keeping lallsts in- the public informed of what they do mensures just as the merchant parades his Wilson goods before his customers in order ibinet, *o sell them. The results are grati8ondinn ying. Cruz to People will buy some things?absvent an- solute necessities?even though they >w from have to look for them, and some Govern- persons have the church-going habit mlists to to such an extent that they will hunt lent Wil- up the church and go whether there all pres- is anything special doing or not: but American to put tempting gomtv with attractive >ly would prices before the public means to stitution- effect many a sale that otherwise would not be made and to keep a 1AJAB. community posted with reference to res came what a church is doing to advertise el to the discussions of the livest and most ps would vital problems that affect the life of would be us all. cific righteousness, luimaiii-1 re made tarianism ?and salvation from all be given kinds of Uns. would mean to pertua Bay, suade out fln the service many a Sun:o be ad- day morning laggard, who otherwise lings of would lie ajied or hang around the American street, or go on a pleasure ride, or anged. to some place not close kin to a all ap- church, titutlona- It is worth trying. The people nt^ln or- will go where everything is live and nstead to moving-and interesting and helpa tn hnr. fill And thn 11 rnh Hto* oloo/ln for all that Is good ought to fill the Pros- this description and ought not to be nd, Paul ashamed to confess It to the world r, to see and to Invite the world's patronfr Fuller age. In one of the exchanges that r8. where iconics to this office there appears eorge C. an advertisement of one of the lar agent leading churches in the town where Carranza It is published. The editor of that xlco, An- paper would willingly have carried, ; Mr Ful- the notices of the church free of vas made charge, but that church has for some years been paying for that I Mr Ful- space anci every week telling the pubto gather lie about itself, and circumstance has ilstration. greatly impressed the community: quarters and made the church more helpful militarize to it. 1 that he There are illustrations nearer 1 am" is- home. The large attedance upon the recent meeting in the warehouse and the interest taken in it were due Poor. in great measure to the advertissement which was carried in this pa-' Carolina per on the same basis that the huslby his|ness of Henderson is advertised friend of And the pictures sshown in the local theatre by the Bible Students' Asjsoatements, elation and which were seen by so ny, many many were advertised in this paper just as men advertise their business. ' to these Th'.s is not a bid on the part of this paper for such advertising from igo there the churches of Henderson. Indeed,, man who the paper has been restrained from the poor, saying these things long ago by the , but he fear that its motive might be mishis life. | construed and impugned. While its | , healing | columns are always open to advertise to those ments of any legitimate business, | id in the : churches, of course,, included, it is a j d died in fact that it has always carried church ' of those notices free of charge, and has evon j, be. sought them and. at times, put itself stand by to a deal of trouble to obtain them, does. He and is willing to continue to print Joy and them without any compensation 5 pleads whatever. It Is the business of the God and paper to assist In anything that is good.and it is also a pleasure to serve the churches, this man Hut the point is made that, the aims to very fact that a church, which acfrkiend, cording to the view formerly held, his other must always he on a begging basis, but prov- is modern and business-like enough that He to huv snaee in a newsnaner and nav for service rendered it commcnii it a mere to the public ami inspires confidence. of those it forces upon one the conclusion tentlv re- that that church so thoroughly beJesus of Heves that it has a message for the Dved you > people to hear and a service with u? I which to bless them that it is willing to go to both trouble and expensse m. to apprise them of the fact. And I this will produce results. 1 for and roads, no Can't Stand the Gaff, ducation. ; Anderson Mail. tl hominy We have beard quite a number of erlty and the former followers of Governor ranee to- Blease scoring him for his inability dttemess, to aland under Are. He will not stay hood and on the stand and hear the speeches and join of his opponents in the cesapaign, some of whom have been criticising ? his record so vigorously. He never TEF. 'goes on the eland until It ie time for t ) him te speak. and he always leaves iINA, as soon as he has concluded and i takes as many of his followers with | *s. him as will go. (lompany, j This ia positive proof that tie gov*! Sims, De~ ?rno? is feather-legged, to use a sporting term. Ho aanaot bear to Sims, you hear what his opponents say about required him and he is afraid for bis friends Id this to hear It. He cannot stand the gafT. herewith Thinking people do not admire this ve a copy quality in a man any more than they iplaint on admire It in a bird, and you may say s in Lan- what you please but the majority of lays after : people do think. They are thinking ire of the now. I you fall I -I 'Ithln the Constipation Cidhm Sickness, (f in this Don't permit yourself to become rt for the constipated, as your system Imraediplaint. ately begins to absorb poison from 1914. the backed up waste matter. Use Dr. King's New Life Pills and keef well. Ther6 is no better safeguard \UT, against illness. Just take one dose torney. tonight. 25c at your druggist. THK LANCASTER NEWS WeTc The Ad Copyright 1914 The H. Blue Co. I m I 1 -> ?/ - TJ Copyright 10' 4 Tie II. black Co. Lancas nri o. nr*i i ne store l ha The South'* Thrift. "It is a noteworthy fact that one hears less talk of business depression In the South than in the North," . said P. M. Ellery of Philadelphia, j "We have been hearing much of hard times in my part of the country for months pi st and improvement is not expected until the railroads unallowed to advance their freight rates. With the railroads the situation is said to be really acute. If the interstate commerce commission grants the petition of the carrier then business will revive at once. When the railroads are feeling and talking hard times business generally is dull. On the other hand, when traffic is moving in large volumes trade in most lines is apt to bo brisk. "Here in the South prosperity is the rule. I.hear no pessimistic talk. Th? Smith kaa a ?roo( fait n?? ar?M I a > - v ?? ' ? o* VMV * wua? ?UU *v I is a safe prediction that millions of | new capital will flow into Southern states just as soon as confidence In the financial world Is folly restored. If we have btfr crops this snmmer and if the railroads are granted relief then look out fO* a Wfil." Homebody Lost His Job. Popular Magatine. In a business men's club, In a Western town there sprang up two factions, one of which criticsled the steward because he did not provide the members with good meals and one which defended him hotly. The dispute got fiercer and fiercer. Half the club wanted to fire the steward at once; the other half said he was efficient. Then, without warning, the steward himself decided the momentous question. One day at lunch time a member of the club asked a waiter: "Where's the steward?" "He ain't here,'' replied the waiter. "He said he was going down the street to get something good to eat " >. MT(iUST 21. ike Pleasure in An r* 11 ni vance r all Showini tex Coats and Si The first collection of the handsome ne ments for Fall, 1914 has arrived. 1*\. ~ - II i -- m?. iia a aiiiau, uui very cnoice and att assemblage of Wooltex garments, such as wanted immediately l/y women who enjoj the' first to wear newuashions. Styles as expressedNbe new skirts \ in WooHex apparel are nwe walking roo authoritative. The gar- theVomen have ments are designed and the past few sea* tailored with exception- jr e straight i m- i -ii l Is a dominati al artistic skill, bringing / . . . ture, but it is ma< out the completest beau- / f , , , /gracetul and ch ty of the season s styles by influence in the most charming ^pjes which ai and original fabrics. dd<:ed in coats, si This season there are skirts, many features about / There are to< Wooltex and the new/splendid features fashions that will bei about here. W< gratifying to women of ^ou to come an . , V the exhibition a refinement and good . , in the garments taste. , , selves, what new Tko onnKMrA/l - - approvcu 11I1C5 ties {foe fa|| { are more graceiui and have presented. >ter Mercantile ( it Sells Wooltex HP I n * / ww II he People of He v. And Vici\ Will find all the standard text books used in the store The schools twill soon open and we invite needs. This store ? the designated depository 1 School Supplies. / In addition to styiool supplies, bear in mind tha for pure drugs, druggist sundries, toilet articles, everything else calried by up-to-date drug stores, best stocks in the ommtry. So when it is purcha of knowing that yoirii^ve only the best at the 1< quality. We are agents for Eastnton Kodaks and Films and Ncfirris exquisite CandiA. Since bur inception in bu|iness over five years eous treatment and equitafie prices have made f and envied by all. We enXloy only legitimate bu have and shall always refxCin from knocking com Get the habit of coming\o the corner drrnr stoi If you cannot trade with us\ou can certainly visil you. The People's I HEATH SPRINGS "The Store With a Rep "Our Prescription Department is the Pri Mil liUKlWjirf'y 3 7 i 1 nouncing y of Woollits W gar- fj\fK ractive IJ t\y j 111 L _ III A \ ' being | I >rovide j J >m than ""U V had for vop> l ? li. r ick Co. sons, line efng feade very arming i of the 'e pro- H lits and ( ) many /j^4 to tell W*' ]\ ? I A\ - U1?IIC I id view Lr ,1 ind see / M them- I r beau- /* ' 1 ashions fr3 .opyriflit 1914 1 be H. Bl* Ic Co. Company Coats And Skirts 111 ath Springs nity public schools of the State at this you to come here and supply your !"or Pleasant Hill Township for t this store is also headquarters stationery, cigars, paints, oils and Our goods are selected from the ised here you have the satisfaction >west price consistent with, the the celebrated Nyals Remedies ago our uniform fairness, courtor us a reputation equaled by none siness methods in our dealings and petitors. re and meeting your friends here, t us. We are always glad to have )rug Store 5 S. C. , utation." ide of Our Organization."