The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 21, 1915, Page 6, Image 6
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MIGHT BE "SPOTLESS TOWN" M,'ST *
Wllltfnitad, Port of Dutch Island at Unless Pre
Curacao, Ona of tha World's Moat ' WJ|
Delightful 8pots.
_i Cleinson
Willemstad, the port of the Dutch Is-! le88 he ?n<
land of Curacao, is a quaint little tions, a fm
town, and with its rows of brightly 14 to 16 c
colored tiled houses of Dutoh construe-! seed at the
tlon reminds one very forcibly of the for piantin
pictures of "Spotless Town." The > ((f (flo
Dutch government maintains a gar- .
rison of home troops there and the aKn< u uro
island is under the management of ono w is
a governor sent from Holland. "P
The natives speak hardly a word of! damage su
Dutch, but employ a patois composed do. In the
of nearly all languages, with Spanish only was tl
predominating. This patois is called septi from
"paplamento." previously.
The harbor of Wlllemstad is very , f .
w ...? i > seeds from
beautiful, with a depth of water suth
clent to accommodate the largest * ?? <>XVs 1
ships. Steamers enter the harbor m'x one ,,r
through a picturesque pontoon bridge with his sp
constructed by an American consul The depj
who was stationed there for some commends
y?ars- I taken at tl
The water in the harbor '? a clear . . .
.... , , ., , slrable mix
bottle green color and the masts of
a vessel that was sunk at the dock | u> '>atl
years ago can be plainly seen. A "ie K,n
quaint tramway line with almost toy which he
cars drawn by one mule serves as a planting, a
carrier for the population. I to prevent
From Curacao the American steam- J piues fc
ers with transshipped cargoes run
across the very important town of H ( tanrt
VuruoailiA ih I h.. flulf rxt MovunoiKn tiOTl pOrilli
"V?n/u, k u ?uo vruu V/I iUAiavmuu. ;
Maraoalbo one of th? most impor- miters then
tan* commercial porta of Venezuela, The roll
serving ae an outlet for all the coffee the roll ho
and other valuable products of eaatern cleaned.
C????bia. Prevent
be ginned
.SUCCESS THROUGH FAILURE veyor. rh
- - - - cleaned sal
One'? Miscalculation? Should B? So tip used wl
Fixed In the Mind That They Will obtained
Not Be Repeated. each Kin. ?
Some people learn by observation, ,1\1"
remarks the Milwaukee Journal. Their ve>'or- Fr
eyes are open and their minds alert easily,
to what goes on around them. They The hoc
eee how other people do things and be cleaned
the results they gain. When failure arP left jyi
comes they try to tlnd out the cause Such pr?
of it. They examine success with care t)lo Rinner
to learn on what particular thing it .
. . . _ , . , such procei
depended. They apply the principles
thus learned to their own business and s !> 1 ?
reap the benefit of knowledge gained. ''me. "llt
There are others who never learn save may have
through their own experience. Obser- negligible
vatlon is a great aid, but experience effect such
fives unforgettable lessons One's the farm.
own hlBtory should be the most in- years.
etructtve. Once having come to grief.
the reason* are fixed in the mind.
Foolish Indeed is ha who twice
stumbles over the same stone. Pope
says, "Make each day the critic on the The con
past." It Is by considering our fail- cause
ares that we know how to turn out Penetrates
perfect work. It is by our mistakes a,a.r'? the
that we learu how wiselv to adjust . ?( J 8
is Rone
ourselves to circumstances and people, rheum
It Is by experieno? that we gain con- paln anrj (
fld?nee to meet adversity with cour- ment in tfc
ags. What has be?n dons may be ing man
again accomplished. It is only the fool suffer. (If
who does not better his life by his and f>0. I
own experience. He is wise who learns Bs much ai
by observation what he should strive
for and what he should avoid. For the
eat time bl
, ? . .. . Mill to be
Stone Interests Scientists
A groat deal of interest has been
recently directed to samples of itacal- v . .
,. . , . , M . . ? Notice ii
umite, a stone which is found in lira- dersigned
ail. When flexible, itaoolumite Is , ju, estate
cut into thin plates and. when ex- deceased, <
amlued with a microscope, it is found 1915. mak
to be composed almost entirely of administra
fine grains of sand of peculiar shape, bate court
with indented edges, which interlock letters dis
like the Augers of clasped hands. The
flexibility of the material results from
this interlocking of the grains of sand,
of which It Is chiefly composed. Al- Sept 7
though few persons know that stone
can be anything but hard, the flexible
atone is not so much of a curiosity as 'l*
it seems, for it is found In North Carolina,
and there are specimens of it in Beginnii
the cases of a Philadelphia collection, received u
The sensation of handling a piece of without p?
stone which bends like a piece of of January
rubber is a strange experience. If c> nt will I
handled too roughly the stone breaks ,wo '2) p
in March i
added.
Foolish Worry. The ,m.
It's pitiable to see how old some seven (7(
folks become before they reach mid- School Ta;
die life. They undermine their own dinary con
lives by carrying burdens that never half (4 Vfe
materialize. They are always hnrrow- Bonds ant
lug trouble and making themselves ''?<1 f*l?to?ln?
needless w^rrv And the sad part, of ! 1 ^ ' 1111
It all Is that mental trouble is verv "1K
. . > , . * one and oi
real. Its a bigger burden than physi- jntorest 0
cal weights. If folks could only be ono < j ^
^taught they would soon see that It's Sinkinr P
,pot the real struggles that deepen in Pleasan
their wrinkles and unsteady their ( % > mill.
steps. Worry is far more enervating one-half (
than physical strain, and 'he worst of nnf> aru* ?
it te that mopt things we worry about. Special
never happen. It's this dissipating purposes j
factor that's so potent la produciog t(J>"ous.'.
dLmeriaaiiitls ?Pennsylvania Grit. j^j
. ZH .18. 19, 20
A Pine Whooping Cough Remedy. 1
Mothers, Dr. Bell's Pino-Tar- j J J' 32, 33
Honey to Just the remedy for your night '(8 >
children's cold ailments. The lant Is six and or
that pine is a quick enemy of cold Springs, t
conditions. Its qualities loosen the ^'?ven (11
mnens In the throat, soothe the AH mali
lungs and open up the air passages of 21 and
The combination of honey, soothing Capitation
had pleasant, with thetooaen.ng pine (23.00) f<
Quality makes this ah ideal cough zens betw<
remedy for children. Bach passing years sre 1
year brings for It. new friends. A dollar (I
family of growing children cannot empt by li
afford to be wlthont H. 9he a
bottle. S
THE LANCASTER
.1 ' .J'!!.!!!"*
IK CARKPVL AT rJIN. cautions
Are Taken Swd
J be Badly Mixed.
College, Se*?t. IS.?Uu-i
1 the ginnei take precau rner
is likely to get from
?er cent of his neighbor's
gin whep getting his seeui ?
ig. Actual investigations ( |
ted States department of
have shown this. Any-, !
at all careful about breed-1
cotton knows how much
ch a mixture of seed can M
> cases investigated not / A
lere a large percentage of. Amm C 1
the variety ginned just
but there were even some!
the second hale preceding. W ^^9
hat a grower may readily ! "KW ^y^ gS
- even two other varieties M fl M
ecial kind of seed. jam fl Sj
sbh fly
irtment of agriculture re- E Bid
the following steps to be Er
le gin to avoid ^^y K
ing of seed. H flf B
ron should accompany to B
? lot of seed cotton from i fl fl <3
expects to save seed for
ml should help the ginner
mixing.
eders and cleaners should
as thoroughly as construe- j ~ fl
ts before the seed cotton Ugm
r
should be dropped from fl J
x and the box thoroughly
the seed of the variety to
from falling into the eone
conveyor cunnot well be
[isfac.torily and should not; ^
ien planting seed is to be!
By adjusting the apron of XB
ie seed can be made to fall ^^^fl
r instead of into the conom
here it can be sacked
A
>rs about the gin should #^L
to the extent that no seeds i |
ng about to cause mixing. ]
'cautions require time and
may raise objections to
dure, hut it should he po?- fl ^ fl FT" fl
et such objections by extra B{ M B^ fl
the amount of money that fl j fl l< II 1
to he spent in this way is
in view of the favorable
precautions will have on 117
pr's crops in succeeding JH ? xJUl
? 1
ni and Allied Pains?They *
Must Go! I ?? _
gestion of the blood in its
s pain. Sloan's Liniment FVFR^
to the congestion and *-*IX i
blood to flow freely. The
nith is renewed; the pain
The "man or woman who
latism, neuralgia or other
'ails to keep Sloan's Lini- i 1 ' W\fn..,,tl,;,i
ieir home is like a drown-1 I IbVt llLUlJig i
refusing; a rope." Why paign will be F
?t a bottle of Sloan's. 25o .1 i ? ,
>1.00 bottle hold six times lilt.' QliV T licit
n 25c sire. 3 Opening HllllOlL
' ~~ ing to be very
best turn out. and quick-j ,
ring your cottor to the Oil '1 addition to
Kinn,jd- I , give his or liei
>Mce of Discharge. he paid toi* tlie
* hereby given that the un- will Olle of tilt' ]
will, aR administrators of, rni . ...
of Henry P. Thompson. 1 1 .
on the P.tn day of October. Wol'k is going
e their tinal return as such nrofitflbl
tors, and apply to the pro- 1 pi Oil 131)1
of l.anraster county for enters the TIKIC
m. l" Thompson. people to soli
ii. I). thompson. he fine experi
?tors Kstate n* said l?eperson
will w
1S15- , one can win th
A* KOTTCP bU4t eVCn th'"
AX NOTICE. [)riz(. wj|]
,, . .... . ... , ing. as in add it
rig Oct. 15th. taxes will be , ?. . .
p to January 1st, 1916, testailt bOlllg
UinltV. Iliirlne' th? mftiith -1- it. -
?, ? ... wont, im? cxix
r a penalty of one (1) per .
>e added; during February till' <'8IIipjll
er rent will be added and luVS to Yoll ill f
""'en' Think it ove
y for State purposes is, announcement
mills. For Constitution ,m?P frionrlc lr
c three (?.) mills. For or- yOar irienQS K
nt> purposes four and one- are gOing tO D<
) mills. For Interest on i, uwmlrl 1
1 Sinking Fund for Past . 1'
^ss one and three-fourth tlOll, " W lio Wcl
Is For Interest and Sink- mmoKSihlc for
for C. ft V It It. Ponds 1 .1' ' 1 1
ne-fourth ( 1 1, i mills. For ? it Uc\S fOTllO 1
n money to be borrowed. ii?.i.fii1 it
mill. For interest and 1 ,
uiiii iur luwimiiip nnnas, ill niiiiDll.il*
t Hill three-fourths of one J Toiirilip
In Gills Creek one and I . .
1%) mills. In Cane Creek IlttlO i'lll'llCSt V
ne-half (1%) mills. to bo 11 dcsil'P
Taxes are levied for school **..? + ti ??<.t riu
in the various districts as Jttil I l<> h' 'n
Xos. l, 6, 13 and so. two minute, t 111' \V(
so, t" tk? til
. 23, 26. 27. 39. 47 and 48. ?
mills; Nos. 2 and 36, five,
; Nos. 10, 11, 12. 24. 25. ?
34. 42, ?3, 40. 40 and ! ! V V U
mills. Lancaster graded, i * RH 9 8
le-half (6 V4) mills; Heath | W ?IJ| I
en (10) mills; Kershaw, B S
I) mills. 1 | I 1
a citizens between the a*esj IS 9l H I
55 years are liable for *|
Tax of three dollars,
or road purposes; all clti* {
sen the ages of 21 and 60 '
liable for a Poll Tax of oaa i > a a?/^ a ?
11.00.) except thoae ?*-1 I .Alll.Aj
T. U HTTvTON, j|
Couaty Tiaasarer. _ ; jl1' ,
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