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V "The Mutual Home
V $10,000 reward for th<
V who solves "The Millior
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+ Peace Hath
| Its Victories |
San Antonio (Texas I Kxpress. x
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Congratulations, Wood row Wilson,
President of tli?' United States,
and William Jennings Mryan, secretary
of state! You have given the
world an example of the highest typo
of humanity, of foreher.ranee and
lofty ideals; you have taught the nations
a lesson as old as the sermon
on the mount, and older, but one
forgotten in the centuries of hlood;shed
and strife; that the greatest
victor* is won by peace.
The little men have stormed at
you and mocked you and laughed at
you. They have called your policy
"grapevine diplomacy" and the voice
of the jingo has been heard in the
land. And others have lied to you
,v>r their own selfish interests, so
<li;il ill I 1 llll'N Jllll II.. * - Mll-t-l ?-w .,,.,11
course In ;i log of misrepresentation.
Jlut in tli'- sixteen months ami twenty-seven
days it took you never
faltered from the promise you made
the world: "A government founded
on blood cannot stand; u people
cries for freedom front tyranny and
oppression, and that freedom they
shall have;"
It was a magnificently, audaciously
courageous thing to do, this assumption
of the big brother duty to
see that the battered, bleeding little
brother should be brought into the
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rSTLE. The GREAT PONY
lomplish anything if you wi
am trying to win THE BE A
S when you pay a bill at an;
?HINK what TEN FRIEND;
asy and do not stop until the
ad stick closely to the RULE!
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iraae witn us
Time ^lercli
ATRE. Don't Feel TY\
refined "Sherman may
me and wrong." Brace up.
galore.
re you lar bottle of Rexal
ny Con- ... .. ...
phites, it will give
." start, and keep
i person Buy a bottle today
i Dollar
Standard Drug
)UR FRIE>
?? <$? ->? <? <
. paid of ilu* nations subscribing t<
i the program of the (iolden Itule
| joining the Washington govcrninenl
in its ideals, content to wait until
tbe inevitable happened and paying
no attention to the growls ot
capital. And so secure was this con
j fidence that when Vera I'm/, wasseized
as a warning that the lluerta
administration could not go too far
in its insults, not a ripple of doubt
| as to the motive behind the action
| crossed the Atlantic.
{ The end of Mexico's trouble rap|
idly approached. The usurper who
! gained the chair in t lienational
; palace over the still warm body of a
I murdered president has played his
j desperate game with cunning and
| tireless, dogged resourcefulness only
to lose: beaten, crushed under the
pressure of moral suasion, a lerrify;
ing force he lias not understood until
lately, lie abdicates.
The world is hotter for the strangle;
the lesson lias nolle deep. Mexico
awakened, already lias started to
work out its own salvation. The time
lias come when tlint people will hail
tin I'uited Stat"s as its best friend,
its bin brother, with a protecting,
fraternal arm. The shuttered tabic
j of industry will be made whole under
a strongly-established, wiselyadministered
constitutional govern
ment and a peace, prosperity and
happiness never experienced befor.
is dawning in the new day of na
tiona) self-respect.
Congratulations, Mr. President
and Mr. Secretary of State. Todaj
the nations applaud you and youi
people lead that applause.
i KiMH'kprs.
You have never heard a wealth;
, man knock a beggar. You havi
never heard a cultured man knock
! ing an illiterate one. You hav<
s never heard an athlete, knocking i
t cripple. You have never heard ;
, great man knocking a nobody.
And you never will. The shoe 1
5 always on the other foot.
I We knock our betters. That i
f nature. We are not worried abou
, those oeneath us. They escape ou
rotlee. But we are jealous of ou
betters, and so curse and malig
t them.
Whenever you hear a man?a
I any time, any plftC6 knockln
another man. rest assured the ma
' knocked is the superior of the knock
- or. and the knocker knows it.
? I have yet to find an exception t
this rule.
'I lie employe knocks his boss; th
1 crook knocks the honorable citizen
the harlot knocks virtue; povert
r? knocks thrift; always and ever)
, where the lesser knocks the highei
Watch carefully and you will fin
* it so.?Fountain Inn Tribune.
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right path, made well ana nappy.
You gave a new interpretation to
the Monroe Doctrine, the very dignity
of wnloh lifted it beyond the
pale of criticism .and told tlw
world that this country wouid see
that Mexico worked out the solution
to the problems that were tearing
her asunder. You took the awesome
power of the navy and the army and
gathered together the strength ol
the Union and held it all In the
interests of peace. They reviled us
insulted the flag, killed even, yel
the hands of the leash never weak
?ened. It was a spectacle the work
could not at first understand, wit!
appreciation or me puneui-e, iur
bearance and refusal to crosa thi
border with armed men and to laj
waste the coast cities with the grea
guns of angry battleships came tlx
understanding of America's trie
purpose, and for the first t'nio in al
history, the perfect tribute wa:
TIIL LANCASTER NEWS,
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CONTEST is now in full blast.
11 strive hard enough. Just GET
UTIFUL OUTFIT and I will ap
_r ii 1 1.
y ui uiie piciees you get vutes>, wii
S could do for you?each buying
last minute. DON'T PUT OFF
S governing this contest. We wa
> And Get Votes?
suit** (liying A
Lat Way. BENNETT-TERR^
have been
Cet -i doi Headquarters f<
II Hypephos- ceries. We sell th
you a good . ,. .
ing Machine. 1
you going.
spent with us sec
Company. the contest.
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?'liicago Tribune. I J
Extraordinary and unprecedented i 1
is the proclamation of the President o'c
railing <?n the neutral American peo- i st v
pie to pray for peace in tile old world | ear
on a certain lixed day. The response ' het
of the churches and of the millions hoi
I will he heartily, as fervent and sin- Add
cere as the tone of the solemn, reve- i? i
rent proclamation. tol
The I'nited States stands ready to A
mediate or offer any service or dis- am
interested counsel to Europe that
> may l?e sought of it. Mat it cannot to'
i urge peace ou the belligerents a- '
tl.A< M .. ill .. ? .1 .1 t^.. ? I
K<iiii*M iiit-n 111 ciiki iinpuniuuii. 11
can !>iit wait ami watch?prayerful- F*P5
ly. ?
Tlie day of prayer, however, will
be a day of great and genuine ser- You
.ire in the cause of peace and good
will among n en and na'ions The The
! <' >; !e of 111" I'nlted States may
differ widely as to the respoiisiliillt.i _
for the war. hut they are as one as
as to the desirability of bringing* it
to an end. The way, unfortunately.
Is not yet clear; prayer that purges
and ( leases is efficacious in opening
minds to wisdom and bear's to
righteousness. A great national nior- ?
al and religions demonstration a- ^
gainst war and in favor of peace and 8,
and worthy, rational human, ways p
I i for adjusting international eontro- \ y
' I versies cannot fail to impress even J
- the nations that are at war.
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WAR POKM. I s
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(In answer to the person who v
r says, "I suppose you like this war d
because it Rives you plenty to a rite p
about ") tl
1 P
y No, friend! The war has drained tl
onr fountain pen, n
. Dried from typewritter-ribbons all r
r the Ink; | o
a There Is no fun in killing fellow-men i 1<
a Whatever you mav think. v
I I
s There are no lyrics where the brute- c
beasts go, o
8 (Hood-mad upon carnivorous ca- b
t rou g
r No pastorals in murdering, and no c
r Jests in a slaughter-house! a
n I
Homer made epics in the early age x
it When little tribe met tribe with t
g sword and spear; > I
n Shall we with epigrams across this i 1
page I
The gore of nations smear? e
o
Nav. be It ours to hymn the little c
e flower j
; I That lifts Its face above the l
y marsh's mud,
r- Rather than praise, thong for a sin-'
r. I gio hour
d j The blossom born of blood.
I ?Cleveland Plain-Dealer.. L
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OCTOBER 2, 1914.
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COLUMBIA, H. C,
'istol Loaded; I> <! Not Kimu It.
Macon, (la., Sept. '2X. Willie
isc. 16 years old, died at 1
lock this (Monday) morulas from
;unshot wound received five hours
Iier while in a drus store in the
irt of the city. The police are
dins John L. Uaynes, 16 years
, in connection with the ease. It
said that iiaynes pointed the pis- \
at Pease and pulled the trigKer. I
shot penetrated Pease's abdomen 1
1 perforated seven intestines. ;
ynes says he did not know the piswas
loaded.
[loth the boys are well-known and ;
in hers of good families. The I
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i??- uoy ? momer is a widow.
Plies Cured In 6 to 14 Days
r druggist wilt refund money if VAZO j
TMKNT fails to cure any case of Itching. 1
id, Weeding or Protruding Piles in 6to 14 days. '
first application gives Kase and Rest. iOc. ,
MEN
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working hard to win. A:
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the merchants who are cor
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onth. See how far that v
will then be TOO LATE.
Ar deal, and will see that t
And Get Vote
Read
i supply the wliol 1
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when it comes to on
lothing, Hats, Dry dor
tost
tc.
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1 allow you 10c for ?!i
tton in exchange. HIl,i
vour cotton. t,m
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Ferguson & Son.
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HANDICAPPED.
Tills is (Ik- Ciw Willi Man) laina
tor People.
Too many Lancaster citizens a
handirapi>ed with had hacks. T
unceasing pain causes constant nil
cry, making work a harden ai
stooping or lifting an impossihilit
The hark aches at niglit, prevent!)
refreshing rest and in the inornii
is stitT and lame. Plasters and lit
ments may give relief hat cann
reach the cause if the kidneys a
weak. To eliminate the pains ai
aches of kidney backache you ran
cure the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for wej
kidneys?thousands testify to tht
merit. Can you doubt Igiucast
evidence?
Wiilliam Carnes, farmer, R. P.
No. 8. Lancaster, says: "My ki
neys were disordered and my ba
pained me. The kidney secretin
were too frequent in passage ai
caused a burning sensation. }
rest at night was broken and I li
to get up four or five times. I)oai
Kidney ills gave me great relief."
rrice at all dealers. l?oi
simply ask for a kidney remedy
tret Doan's Kidney Pills the sai
that Mr. fames had. Foster-M
burn Co., Props., Buffalo. N. Y.
Fresh C
CeWy--(
Silver Slice
, Pound Cake
Chocolate cat
Fresh shipmen
Edwards
Get your coal fror
turns cold. We se
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iducting this Contest, and &
hey will help you and will V
rould put you in the race. &
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he Rules are carried out. ?, * X
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f some one would tell you that
patronizing the BEST DRINK
earth that It would help you wonfully
to win the great Pony Con- A
, wouldn't you do it? Yes! Then
busy and drink 4^
elloiou*?PHSPI-COLA?healthful A
ts good for you; gives you vim
I vigor. You get votes every
e you drink a PEPSI. jT
PSI-COLA BOTTLING WORKS,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
"Premier Currier of the South."
|SPASSENGER
TRAIN SCHEDULES.
Trains arrive Lancaster from:
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h?> No. 118?Yorkvllle, Rock Hill and
[s- intermediate stations 8:31 a. m.
ad No. 113?Charleston, Columbia and
y. intermediate stations lu:06
[)g a. m.
| No. 114?Marlon, Blacksburg, Ch-.r,4~
lotto and Intermediate stations,
ot 1:35 p. m.
r<* No. 117?Columbia, Kingsville and
11,1 intermediate stations, 7:48 p. m.
18t Trains leave Lancaster for:
No. 118?Kingsville, Columbia and
ali intermediate stations, 8:31 a. m.
,jr No. 113?Itock Hill, Blacksburg,
er Marion. Charlotte and intermediate
stations, 10:05 a. m.
No. 114?Kingsville, Columbia,
| Charleston and Intermediate
: . stations 1:35 p. m.
rk No. 117?Hock Hill, Yorkvllle and
ns intermediate static. 7:48
lu' p. m.
; N. B.?Schedule figures are pubfished
as informa. ^n only and are
1 s not guaranteed. For Information as
to passenger fares, etc., call on
i t \V. B. CAUTHEN, Agent.
W. L. McOEE, A. G. P. A.,
no Columbia, S. C.
11- W. H. CAFFKY, D. P. A..
Charleston, 8. C.
xocoanuts
Cranberries
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te) ^ Oc
ii1
t twice each week
& Horton
n us before the weather
:ll brick and shingles also
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