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\ __4 ?l|p EanraHlrr Npiub H (SK.M l-WKKKLY.) *j: T JUANITA WYUB7T.T.T Editor J. C. 8HEPAKD. . . Business Manager The < - sale of PUBLISHERS' ANNOUNCEMENT: Tuesday Published Tuesdays and Fri- t days at Lancaster, 8. C.. by The tnree to Lancaster Publishing Company, flrst of J successors to The Ledger, es- manufat tabllshed 1852; The Review, | It jg gu| established 1878; The Enter- ' prise, established 1891. and eu- j P*?Ple tered as second-class mattor for the Oct. 7, 1905. at the postofflce least, tb at Lancaster. 8. C.. under Act ?mith c of Congress of nlarch 3, 1879. ' \ ___ _ _ . ( the liqu SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: and pol (In Advance.) them, j the matl Six Mont lis 75c _____________________ i ers at t PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. " 0f at li Henceforth all obituaries, . . cards of thanks, lodge notices, jotlces of all public affairs "Ut whe charging admission, citations. the legit executors' notices, notices of of the p discharge, etc., will be charged prnnr ? for at the legal rate. , ' - fnrppn There has been some uncer tainty in the minds of our Georgiafriends as to what news really ure. th is. The items mentioned ahove J monev-s are not news items, nor can we _ * accept such items for publics- p%er put tlon except as advertising. the guis Weather forecast for South Caro- At. Una: Fair Friday and probably PG?P,e fi Saturday. I of this a tion, b FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1915. characte { and thei Farewell old booze! j tiiejr vo r tongue v For many years you have been prolong! with us. May you never again be nents of welcomed back to the state. forts to + Step by "If misery loves company, it might The big look in on Charleston," suggests The tion, we State. And "misery" will doubtless Brice la' take the tip. were giv ^ ' or not it If our back lots were converted 'aw oou into winter gardens they might serve unt" ou1 a more useful purpose than they nminf>^ serve at present as trash depositories. maf,G in 8tate-wlc r The beat wishes of The Lancaster ' nar*pdNews go with the boys and girls who ,i( ians f are entering college, as well as with ful1 wel1 those whom circnmstance has foro- ?PP?r,ur ed already into the battle of life. il nieant ^ Hut 01 If the prohibitionists will be just nien*s 1 as active henceforth in seeing that battle is the liquor laws are enforced, as they l!?ot-logf have been in voting the state dry, amon^ ^ prohibition will not be a farce that armP d some predict it will be. and fbe> . 1 tion. T1 ?r If it were not for the great sacri- keeP "P flee of lives, we believe for the goo-l Public s< of the Southern farmers, it would beicera ?' well for the war to continue a few f?rre tli more years. By that time they hpa P,ed would all be self sustaining. ment an + rally to How long will Main street, as well P?rt be as the other principal streets of the la enoug town, remain unswept and unkempt? commun A sense of decency and a feeling of but responsibility should prompt the an- er fe,tthorities to correct these glaring do- niunity ficiencies. lated u + killed In The newspaper that is not render- then for ing community service has no excuse might at for existence and the newspaper that bands. is deserves the co-operation and sup- KentucK port of all the people of the com- tip^prs b munity, regardless of their petty dif- r,: ,u'e ol ferences. warrant ^ , man aga The roads of Lancaster county arelbecomini being vastly improved. Let's see to billed tli it that every street in town is also NVas olso put in proper condition. Our people outr comment frequently on how much man, dr better are the country roads than "om those leading immediately into the a" of *b town. i 1'aw WOtl 4. acts of We need a public health nurse in place, this community, one who has had we m special training in hygiene, homo- rion. Tl making and social service. The wel- the illici fare of both children and adults de- porters pends upon a knowledge of sanitation thov wil and health which should be given to The ena all ignorant or indifferent citizens. beginnir - lover ci Every modern city gives due at- action, tention to cleanliness and civic beauty. Lancaster is not measuring ^ r up to her standard of progress when She neglects such Important phases of work. Health, decency and selfrespect demand some attention at leant to cleaning the public streets. P. * ^ of tlios We have ling since despaired of ^orkef* .. . ^ t , tions ol having the back lots put in proper . _, , ? ' , depende sanitary condition for nobody seems to care about these neirloptfid annta But are the streets of the town tq happier remain bordered with hedges of aPce8S * frrass and Is the thoroughfare bor- an^ dered by the great white way nefrer to be "swept and garnished?": . ! *u * _ __ upon tl Our concern for imprpved com* ,n Pr<>? mnnlty life may be measured by the interest manifested In the - cbtffl'ty 1/1 lhbke fair. There are many ways of show-; hoy, Is lng that the welfare of Lancaster cruiser 1 county 's uppermost In our minds, to prot but no better evidence can we show i Haiti, than by working for representativej to read exhibits. .; ? I enllstlni ? r VSTER NEWS, SEPTEMBER 17, b I AND ?1KAliTII. IP? ? T e contended for the I* I 11 safeguarding of the JL JitJL e in Lancaster and it done to that end at Lancaster, i riting another orig- ' l the subject, we - ; -. - _ lued exchange. The . encer, showing ho*i Loans and diecojinti another community.! Total loailp. . .. ae fight for cleanlf- Overdraft#, unsecun to be with the blind tigers, . " . , 4l . ly urges that 'the ters and their sympathizers, j8 the duty of eve trfcom will be found these each should see emagoguos and politicians, roundings are c r are a formidable combina- household buys m . , who disregard tli lie temperance forces should ne88 ? their organization and make , uitiment so strong that offi"w w'" "0' fa" to f - ? IUOM OTII e law. Governor Manning ^ gcd himself to law enforced called upon the people to j Gan be I his support. With this sup-: At any rate, G law can be enforced. There always be disco ;h right sentiment in every Journal. Ity to enforce the law If It Wfcer? KmST crvstalize and make its pow-1 The strength 01 It will not do for a com- lies in the far to allow the law to lie vlo- j Spartanburg Hen intil some good citizen is' . ., A New his effort to enforce it. and A year aRo th the people to rise in their meit" was sound* id take the law in their own tops. Now It is Such a thing happened in Pr,0e8- Tugaloi y a few days ago. Blind j When ad been operating in do- YVhat has beco the law for a long time. A ioned man who i was sworn out by a young 'n h'8 hip-pocket inst one of the tigers, who. 1 , . Twoulil g enraged thereat, shot and ,laB gummer ta 10 man and a deputy sheriff belligerents and f killed. The community was trenches which ai aged ha t ^t arose as one assault \e\ ovb twenty-six blind tigers House Y< i community and poured oat The farmer is i eir liquor. If officers of the he should not lea ild but do their duty sues the weather. Tli . . . . . . excuse for a sin violence would never take I, Thp mar ; tect his cotton < light as well face the situa- Greenville News. lie next battle is to be against j Drif it sale of liquor, but the sup-1 Too many pe of law and order will win if j through this wot 11 but prepare for the fight j lazy or too indiff< _ . I af a tiAaif Siro ahi ctment or trie law is only the '* ?.??? ?? = ... . ... , , drift along in tl ig of the battie. Let every into eternity an( I" law and order enlist for one can say of Times and Demo< *" Spend Your ] nany recent improvements in Spend your mc d? of Lancaster county art merchants, it wl >le to those whose foresight ^ee? a 8t? . . . be8t *ood? at as ught them about. A com- can by ordering stem of highways like some time necessary f e which have recently been P?d you. Very o makes for Improved condi- not > <1 ? j? , ble to file Clali f living. Community life is jfledium >nt on good roads and a very ?p has been taken towards His Record th rural life when there is easy cou1d hav o town, to church, to school W neighboring farms. We con- cent and dignlfU * .the county commissioners,1 governor by keei persiisor and the engineer *n this ofT year. .? excellent road work "??, To"" to Vo"'m. ?b. reM* j wide prohibition _T?_ " ' + J H?s record for Gregory, a Lancaster county l1/** assurance ... . , ^ ,, oojerver. with the marine corps on the Tennessee, which is hastening Heath of tl ect Amer'can interests in T*e surprise ii His friends will be interested R1*^tlon was the on page 2 of his service since a^ith* C< * ,n and a fight was ? THE LANCi .JCfrj; v..^( ^ i r?. KIUMPH OF KKJHT. v VLEAXLINKSf' r^R^^eiememAmeidtrkv i-i-iTr:-:^:-:-;^ opponents of the legalised So long have w liquor won a signal victory need of a better i when by a vote of nearly public health her one they said that after the so little has beei ianuarv next It should not be that Instead of w tured or sold in the state, inul editorial or rpri8ing that the will of the quote from a va! ias so long been thwarted. Anderson Intellig past quarter of century, at another paper in ,r- majority of the people of is urging the san arolina have been opposed to n^ss. which is a or traffic, but demagogues to good health: itlcians have forced It upon "The United S \bout twenty-three years ago service has issue' ter was submitted to the vot- 'll? . ... fever In the sumc he polls, and by a majority the tlme when th east 10.000. they declared particularly, and the legalized sale of liquor, f'1!10!!*0 P?,nt out .i . . . , . , totally unnecessa n the bill was introduced in ailment. The 20 slature to carry out the will United States wl eople, Tillman, the then gov- every year and th ho dominated the legislature, are Payi"8 the . , ,. ... ness or ignorai them to enact the Athens- ought to knQW th Uarry-Gantt dispensary meas- ease and the best e greatest liquor selling, it. iVealing-temperance-abortion , The warning o ...... . , . is a sermon on c on the statute books under .. .Typhoid fev e 01 a temperance measure, filth.' it says. '] fferent times afterwards the tracted by taking , . . , waste products o itruggled to free themselves of the disease. T o-called Great Moral Institu- are conveyed froi ut this same Tillman, by another usually t rizing them as "hypocrits" j ?bJect, such as \ . . . Even if the disea r ministers, who were raising contracted in thlH ices against it. as being "iu I revolt at the abh rith the devil," succeeded in uncleanliness. ng lta life. But the oppo- " 'For every ci liquor never censed Ihe.r SfeT banish it from the state, been responslblle, step, they pressed the fight, will soon regard i octopus, the state Institu- criminal.' is abolished and under the * r?c.? carriers of typhoii w the people of each county less war against en the right to say whether most satisfactory should be sold. Under this measures. Al'>ng ntv after countv voted drv 't is necessary to ... , the water and m t of 44 counties only 15 re- ?It ,R possiblw wet. A stubborn fight was people against ty the legislature against the are made immurn le prohibition law. but it was vaccination. The ctm . > j i- proved eminentl The demagogues and poll- ?Jnite(1 stateg nrm ought against it. knowing nrmies now figh' that if the people had the sarily unhygienic I'tv of expressing their will persons, however, Insure their imm that liquor mtist go. . , , . polluted food t ily the first line of entrench through inoculati has been taken. The next ?f filth taken int Tk/x n.iklln . . : u. S. Bondf deposue bsolutely necessary secured clrcuh. (par value).... Hates public health I*. S. Bonds pledge d a bulletin calling secure U. S. dep danger of typhoid (par value).. aer and tall. This is Total U. S. Bonds. . le disease flourishes Bonds other than I therefore a good bonds pledged to the fact that it is a cure U. S. deposit ry and Inexcusable Securities other thai 0,000 people in the S. bonds mot inc 10 contract typhoid ing stocks) owned e 18,000 who die of pledged. . penalty of careless- Total bands, secruil ice. Every family Subscription e nature of this dis- to stock of safeguards against Federal Reserve bank $4.50 f the health service Less amount leanliness. ! unpaid .... 2,25 er is a disease of It can only be coninto the system the Furniture and flxtui f one previously ill Net amount due I hese waste products Federal Reserve 1 m one individual to Net amount due 1 >y means of a third approved rose rater, flies or milk, ; agents in New Y se itself were never Chicago. and manner, we should 1 Louts orrent Idea ot such Net amount due 1 approved rese ise of the infection I agents la other i one, either the' serve cities the individual, has* Net amount due I and public opinion banks and ban mch carelessness as (other than inch in 9 or^ 10). . ignized as the chief Other checks on bi ti germs, and relent-j in the same city flies is perhaps the' town as repor of the preventive bank with that, however. Outside checkB see to the purity of other caph items, ilk supply. Fractional currency now to inoculate els, and cents. . . phoid just as they Notes of other nati 0 from smallpox by banks s method has been Lawful money in y effective in the serve in hanl : y and in the foreign Total coin and cei ting under neces- cates conditions. Most Legal-tender notes. . would much rather Redemption fund 1 unity by eating no U. S. Treasurer han by destroying more than 5 per ion the evil effects on circulation) . . o the system, alth service propereradication of filth Total ry citizen' and that ___ that his own surlean, and that his STATE OF SOI 0 food from dealers j E M Cro) le rules of cleanli- , ' , , above statemen - 1111?11 ?>?!? i Subscribed ai Kit PAi'Kits. + CORRECT?Ar Uncounted. ermuny's notes can when prohibition was the unted.?Greenwood the people refused to bet od. The contest was tan ""? ... \ cting light, but apparei strength Lies. much one way, except in f the cotton market Charleston, where the lii liter's backbone. ment, if it ever dies is desl a violeut death. As a rei terday's voting. South Ca r Slogan. ei'tc-f the list jf p'Ghifcit ! "buy-a-bale move- ,v,lh the jegtnning Df 191 ed from the house- enthronement of proh'bitl "Hold For Better staje wju be a perm.tner 1 Tribune. ance. The dispensary, t tion of which was marked f is Ht*/ Klrv/xdob nd u?wl mnn J ooto - me of the old-fash- 4lli<j Whlch was marked !>8 *La a P'nt feelings and fierce feuds, The State. of the past in the Palme! Charlotte Observer. Seem s?. ken a hint from the __________ stablished a line of Jtumn cannot carry ss and Courier. Stomach Catai Very Prevalen ve his cotton out in m In thl8 climate cat ere is absolutely no I prevalent disease. Ca gle bale to be ex- fects the stomach as i who fails to pro- I any other organ. Pern ommits a crime.? third person Is mon I troubled with stomac.l I Peruna la extenslvelj twood. I theae cases, ople simply drift 'Id. They are too trent to do anything ft^pK|||i|fl aracter. They just I LllUllfl RE lis world and drift L__?.????-?? i that Is about all them.?Orangeburg Notice to Debtor* and < crat. All persons having clal the estate of Isaac T. Money at Home. ceased, are hereby notlflei >ney with your home same, duly verified with 111 enable them to signed, and those indebt ck, you will get the ostate will please ndakt low a price as you likewise, them, and save the PRANK W. I or them to be ship- Admihiiftrator Estate ol ften It happens they i ceased. I It Is a lot of trou- Sept. 8, 1815. . j , tib, etc.?Abbeville % ( Notice to Debtors aid l I Persons having claims e Befct Assurance. estate of tbo late J. B. e wished that Gov- present tame properly a! ere a prohibitionist: all persons who owe thfe He baa done the de- please make prompt se 'd thing, thought as the amount, with the und >ing out of the flfcht , . MAGGIE C. M/ And the moat lm-'" ** Admit a'l "a that he 1a ro?-' * Kershaw, S. 'C., Sept. sat to enforce state- ?' ??^ If U becomes law. Notice of PUrhni actual enforcement Notic? is hereby- givt of that.?Newberry undersigned will, as guai , , -,.? i '-state of Clyde Snipes, c i day of SdpthmbAr,cihin he Dispensary. | final return as such guard it the South Carolina ply to the probate court r anathy that charac- county for letters dlsml oaign from start to MRS. L. L. S! arollna loves a fight I Guard's* ^-'ate of C! specially anticipated Aug. 27, ltlf. 1915. REPORT OF THE CONDI! 1ST NATION; r" n the State of South Carolina, at < 2nd, 1915. av . \ s x % SOURCES. ?. . . $206,014.88 Capital $20?,014.S^ surplii sd " - 3*3,6.7 Total ( >d to Undlvt ition ,v Less c $ 50,000.00 lnle, d to paid osita 17.500.00? Clrcula 67,600.00 Divtdei r. S. Individ 1 - ject s, . $ 3,500.00 CertifW a U. due dud- ... days UQ~ Cashiei . . . . 8.937.51 stani ties, etc 12,437.51 United Time aftei ject 0.00 mon CertifW 0.00 s Other 2,250.00 2,250.00 Notes es 3,471.30 whei from banl bank $ 4,000.00 ? Tom . , x. rve ! x ork. \ St. \ .... 26,867.64 ^ rom rve re 10,476.15 Tom kern ided . ... 9,481.06 inks or tins 3.806.33 and 8.208.68 niek 121.85 onal 660.00 re rtlfl 10.016.56 .... 4,000.00 with (not cent .... 2.500.00 80,137.46 $372,145.02 Tota UTH CAROLINA, County of Lanci rton, Cashier of the above-named I t is true to the best of my knowle rid sworn to before me this 9th da] JOH] [TEST: Chas. D. Jones, R. E. Wyl issue. But :ome exict- O I V f . and the f|(/ YOUT J ntly pretty the city of _ quor sentt- W _ tined to die f mlt rf yesinlina wJll *<m states l6, and the ion in that t perform- J he instituvitn mnr-h W . uf violence. 1 I 0 with bitter V I j/illlPS is a thing m"m^ -w v :to s'.ate.? ^jf C( t arrh is a J itarrh af- V v Just arrived s or less _ * rr.n f day, one of ?ua? |of La*1"*' a medy % have ever sh ??? I The new st' Creditors. A . Hunf/'T. are velvets the under- |y are showing bed to said m ? payment i?j? or colors an< FS7V | $9.75 to $11 SSSSu t One lot Ladi .tested, and % Sport Coats estate will % ? p tuemm or vbinations. > lersiftned. A ftmVu. the price $7. 4, 1916. A <"He. i ?n that the 14^ w ' ' '^mni dlan t>f thejX ... ' ' >n the 2?Jh X .1 '' /* ' . make her I & V -' %J A llan and ap^rTM"ter The Store That j NIPKB. A !""P~ $ ???????< # 'ION OF THE a BANK the dose of business September .v. .. X!* **ii i I'I* I ?=~ lilAHILtiriUB. l: stock paid in. . $ 50.000.00 4 fund 26.000.00 ? capita) and surplus $ 76,000.00 ded profits I 8,075.13 :urrent expenses, rest, and taxes 1,946.18 . \J 8,129.96 kting notes.. 60,000.00 ids unpaid !\ 24.00 lual deposits subto chock 99,792.81 :ates of deposit In less than 30 45,545.41 r's checks outling 618.34 States deposits. . 15,050.00 deposits (payable ' 30 days, or subto 30 days or ? notice): rates of deposit... 28.811.54 time deposits 29,991.40 219,833.60 and bills rediscounted elsere than at Federal Reserve ' . 21,181.87 ' S " > ?/ . * ' * f A 1 >372,145.02 ister?ss. iank, do solemnly swear that the dge and belief. E. M. CROXTON, Caahier. i of Sept. 1915. NT CRAWFORD, Notary Public, lie, W. F. Laney, Directors. ob Work To The News aster, S. C. WV /vvW V V V V %*VVV A ' and Misses | )ATS I i *t* and placed on sale to- *j* the handsomest lines ind Misses Coats we X town. 4 jrles in Ladies' Coats ?jand corduroys. We X these in a good range *f d styles,, priced from i . *.K0 I * es' and Misses $10.00 t in beautiful plaid com-1 \s a leader we name ? 50 as long as they last. X Wylie Co. I Always Shows Something New. <? Jv- . ; . ; \ ?