The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 13, 1919, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
I TUESDAY, MAY 13,
EEfiriil^E
Tfl Yl I r A <-? a IT t rwaaonnblp ho'tn of
I ' ! I rll" I !-j worklnp conditions;
III lilt Uujlil lhW ZZV
South. It his causf
children of the Sout
MR. J. 3. WANNAMAKFR f.iUFR ? -
,b.)n f(>ur pottOTl 111
the cost of cotton to the South, sent f#> ni|p onp w|lpn h
,he article: , on? whon h? m:irr;
of Cotton t0 the South- . Hnd one when he is
First, as to tho cost of cotton to j ^ Jn pyp<M,? of th,
the South, I Imve estimated the cost to Cost o* Pr
of cotton to the South iucludcs the ;n ,
following: T remitted tho tt
1. The production of cotton cost the) Sppppt,rv ?f whcm
South slavery. ; w1th a Hcfiilod <
2. It caused tho War Retween the ^ rnst of produr
Suites. the South for the y
3 The production of cotton has ^ p m(
brought slave labor. Regardless of tho "itemized estiwiat
fact that cotthn is a hand made prod wo<?lctlon of cottol
uet. a price has been established en
cotton on the basis of slave labor, completed. Work no
from which price it has never hern j provide basis for t
removed. weeks. Would he
4. It caused the South to become sociation to select ci
cotton slaves. to be in Washingto
f>. It caused the Smith to merely ex I special conference <
1st; denying to tho producers the lie considered in estim
cessit'e.s and comforts of i'fe. during cotton."
f! To produce cotton and exist at For the purnoRo
the price paid for it by the maul1"' cost of production
In (or net ess ? ted tlie est.'h': ;h"ie"t hv the experienced
of starvation 'v.iw- in the South, by the experienced
^ which e*; t even unto t'"' v sole ted various nr
7. It has c'ii- ed the illitornev of t'ae result is aptly
the Ppe?h t'ii'M?"h the manipulutio*"; f dlowi'vg sta<"' v
of the cotton hears line w'th the viirio
S H ii is <"'i!s" ' the imp >vi" h.nont c-ved. Tl e e wt: 1
and nnnm rlMit of the Rout': thi-' * men of unoft
The pi 'lii'-t: '?? of ( ?"*1 fine huslnes" ij
caused the hod roads of i1 n <3 -on experience and m<through
the i?nnnvev: Mf fbn a. lively encaged in
producer hv t'-io mmin'il tor. n uuurter of u cor
10 rt hm dr'von from t?>o rnr-.i would not purposcl?
cnmmiin'i'00 the wlflfe man. wh< js (nt; statement even
* no longer contontod to oko out an ox satisfied it would r
istenop; to deny to himself an.t his us to win this enmn,
family the comforts and necessities of the deep interest th
life; to work without a fair romunem- cess of this njoven
tion- . morcinl freedom of
11. It is even driving the negro Cost of Production
sway; he has received n new vision; Orte-Horse Farm <
he is no longer satisfied with his un- Planted bv .1.
comfortable surroundings; he is insuf-; The production of
flclently clothed. ; on a ten-year aver
H?? Made Other 9ectlons Prosnrroi".. Calhoun county.
12 It has made other sections o< I have been farm
the country prosperous; It has fat- years. and hav nisi
tened the benrs and manipulators of Faced in cotton for
the North; it has blessed mankind in All p-st y?.?ra must
every snot of the globe where the calculation Im Indir
un shines except in the South. where 131ft crop, t r the r
It has proved a curse. ties hin-e advanced
13. The production of cotton in the f?nhor and f"rt!1!,"?r
South today has caused the descend- Rs much as they die
ants of fhe people who foucht to "f the war
break the chains of physical slavery The calculations
from the hiark man to fight for the with the actio! cot!
purpose of forging the chains of one-horse farm an'1
laverv. of povertv. of illiteracv on figured onlv for th
the women nnd children working in period, my only oh
the cotton fields, both white and n'" whnf it will nc
black, still tighter. dure a pound of c< ti
14. Tt has filled the grnre-ynrds of 'his form get" lofhj
the South with men wmcn nnd lit- of this farm except
tie children who existed and passed *nd he will not cot
away without necessities, eomforts cotton is dr?m-~ed ?
and education wise and i? reduced
IK. Tt has rented one of the great-! v'ded he rep th!rtv
at gambling hells on this globe, the ton and $f.n for his
New York Cotton Pxchanpe extend- chnrged this farm
tag Its damnable nnd blighting nu , fnr hoeing 1 exnec
r.lpnlations and schemes throughout have time to do thif
?ur nation; fsitenlnc nnd nrosoerlng Exper
the gamblers nnd manipulators on the IB bushels piant'rs
111. 1.1 1 ...? Ik. 1.11... t Inn. I. I..I. -I _
Iini'iliu'xi "i "i" ' '* " !* ? Ffjilf
16. The proC.cfton of rottnn In the; 0 P?un(,!' rr"f P',,f
South has caused 'he producer to bf?-| "nfa* ,'"f'p',nr ni
com? n romm<'-H:il c tnnibil th's a ps r?,,rn>
for absolutely -ne?ssi.~. to ->na' > Wage* <one man. elg
-" " - - ? - - " * * ut $40
" a s\u v Ttvf l*"1 of ro",e *'*ht '
A SAFE TKST. I Rent of mule
, . . Pirklng o noo poun?
For those who are in need of a
\ toil AT f!
rdRiedy for kidney troubles and Hauling to eln sort !
bucira^he. It is a good plan to try ^XT>ense handling <
Loan's\Kidncy Pills. They are Wear and tear tool
strongly bqconnnertdedj by Lancaster tares
people. N. I .
Mrs. W. M. xjlar^toirf, W. (lay St.,1
Lancaster, nays: \*'I luffered a great
deal with kidney \chmplalnt. My , 'ncor
. u. . , . r* . , . .. ' 6.376 pounds cotton
kidneys acted IrregiAarly and both- . . .
. . . . JTv.L ?.#00 pounds seed nl
ered me a lot. I trld different rem-1
edles, but wasn't bohefUhd. Finally I 0rORf! i?rnmtt ..
I used Loan's Kidney Finland they Rxpenae
completely relieved nie. I van certainly
recommend Loan's, for ,1 Profit
know they will do all that is claimed
of them. I have never f(>und *<'ost per pound.
* their equal for kidnry trouble*," ' certify that the
(Statement given March 26, 1911.) * correct *od true
Nearly seven years later, or on * cotton nr
February 21 1916. Mrs. Barton said: "ZZiZ? cl'tH
% "The cure Loan's Kidney Pills gave y,ad) by j A tanks
me haa been lasting. 1 always tell Pertllt
anyone troubled with their kidneys $ tons 8-4-# at $M
to try Loan's Kidney Pills. They i test soda
are certainly a wonderful retnedv Labs
and I am glad to confirm my former 1 plowman at #4# pet
recommendations." 1'?* labor
Price 60c, at all dialers. Lon't "*,ra labor
simply ask for a kldnev remedy -I at
. ~ hundred
get Loans Kidney Pills -the same'^^ pIfintIn(C aeM
that Mrs Harton had Foster-Mil- ,ft n?r c#nt d,prftc
burn Co.. Mfgrs.. Iluffalo N. Y.? $600 equipment ..
Adv. Current cost farm s
^ ' h * * ?? v / ? r '.v ? v *
i * '
?. - -? j ui(i\ n. iu |iri lunu ii
SURPRISING FACTS. , F:ird,p" of hour*.
form the manual n
| soil with the nlow
and colored women
STATEMENTS 8F FARMERS.;,vr??r?rJ?
j ding along behind
compost and perfo
South Realizes Its Future Is at from the break of d
Stake and Must Act j ~'""'"fed l'"PO*e
ed. worn and w?ufj
Accordlnflly. ^ caused
cotton to go withou
Mr. J. Skuttuwo Wannamaker. ro(fpn p1.?h,nr_tN
Shnirman of toe South Carolina Cot flmn ,inY?t1R pnnnrtton
Association, upon the request of n??ro?,?rt, nf healtt
? well known mag.nine that he fur npero h?mpr ?f>1(,on,
nish them with
fHE LANCASTER N1
has destroyed his J otnninir and blgfiB| and tlo?,
s soil (>f its frr j 12 B-C at $5 Kh fti
Is natural ass ts; |
rn;1 h's family I
work and proper I
income.
a nrrrnt home; .
[da v and to lo-rn. 5/6 h" rot,on "??d :,t *1 hn~* ?7fi 0
child labor In the 3 ft0? lh? potton ul W ?*? , ft2^ft
d the women and
h. both white and $1.302 0
ot onlv labor, re Thls frirTn shou,d Prodaee und"
but even to per " ernge rond tiona in this county o
hor of tilling the S. C.. food sufficient to fee,
(White women lh* hor9*' thM p,ow* U and ,WH,V
, 400 pound bale* of cotton (three bale
can be seen plow . , . , .. .
ds of the South of wh1<,h "haM h? tak"B for p*"* c
ed children plod 276 nt "on
them, scattering wTh'9 mak'9 " balance and leave
rming their work thp 1xrm*T ?othlnB for hla time an
av to the twilight attention.
rished. half-cloth 1 h*vp hp9n far ,n* for thp p"'s
f ^ forty yearn and T am thoronKhl
f the producer of '?nitll?ir with cotton product'on hav
t the necesnarv A,"? had n,rinv y*ar*, experience I
? w^ito mat, sel P*n*ral merchandise business. supph
, to meet the re ,n* fertilizers end supplies to fam
. i |V,? ers also have had twenty-five t
? 'inn nvr'onft, trm . ^
bles^d with more th,rty experience as a hanke,
idersults?one for bp,n* d"r';" ,ht" Period I
e loins the church. merchandising operntln
?_.? sales stables and furnishing liv
les the first time. , **
hurled (This he- * .
x Tno \n a correct stsfomn^
* p. i
oduct'on of Cotton WwtratlnK the cost of production <
cotton. J. A Ranks,
oe p TT TTonston of Production Illustrate
I tore, to furnish on n One-Harse r-rm of Twentystatement
showing Acr-9 M8 Acrcs Cotton
tlon of cotton in arH 9 Acre. Corn and
.n.o i? u Hay). P-' T A A-raker,
evir ft'S ITe has ' _
, Fert'l'z- t
as follows:
A % A ^ tor? fort ),"^r ^ .? r?t
r tn xoi?i cost ox ? ">* r
x tor 1*1* not yet 1 to, n,V,~t, ' 0*
w being done will
stimate In tew 1 ?low h"
glad tor your as- nor, 18 acres at ? 2.B 40.6
ummittee of three. labor, gathering corn,
n April 21, for etc BO/'
>n factors to be ^ickini 10 bales cotton at $1
atlng cost of pro per hundred weight l^u.e
18 bushels planting seed at $2
of e?tim;'t'n? the a bushel 36.0
by the producer. 10 per cent depreciation on
business man and $600 equipment r?0.o
I banker ! have Ire-dental expenses . lit' 1
n from our State. Ginning and bag and ti -s 10
furnished by the b. c BOO
ts. which are in
us statements re- $1,248.1
t n? nts are fre:n Income,
estioned v'T'city, ' 7 b c. 100 1' . e.r a -it "/r. $ \ to n
of b?ng lur lne"-s . 2 10 bushels ci ttoii - ?I at $1 2-HU?
i who ha ve !> en .
f-ruling for ov?u* J $1 rtsn.a
itury; men wl.'?| The above farm should produe 1
> m tke u mislead- 1 y, (. end ten ant must pay three h 1
though they felt ront. After paying ont're proceeds <
emit n assisting sale of cotton and seed on bis year'
aign. regardless of t*XTo*nsps be nwe? n iini-in,.?
ev T*>o] in the sue- I . ,
irnt for the com-' l4?ml P|an,?"> ?n rom and hay wi
ihe Po?.th produce enough to feed horse.
I Pustrated on a ' have heen engaged in farmin
>f Fifteen Acres, f,,r fhr> P?*t thirty year* and at
M. Holman. ll.oiouglily familiar with the co-t ?
thin firm ivlased production being now extensively ci
age production of Raged in farming, and also thoroughl
familiar with same as a merrhat
ling for thirty.fly* selling fertilizers and supplies, ha'
t heen actively en- inR hern extensively engaged in th
the p-.st ten years, mercanf business for the past thir'
he left out of any yearn.
ic the eo?t ~f th-? The above Is a correct statemer
eason that ill v illustrating the cost of production i
out of ail reason, cotton. T. A. Atnaker.
? cost thre? tunes Referring Back to the Cost of Gotto
1 at the 1 -sinning to the South.
. , , Cotton production has cost th
r re n are m.y e ajj that I have said and a va<
or. inte <>n t i s ,lni0|jnt more The cost is so pre;
xm s ?re t|uit jt would require the judgment <
ic actual workup i . . > ,
. , , . , God Alnfightv to render a decisio
met being to rtnd . . . .. . ...
1 a to what cotton has actually cos
hi! 11 v cent to pro- ., r. .. . . .
_ . the South No mortal man can mak
tun The owner of ..
, . the est.mate,
ne f.?r hims'uf out
rroflt '<f *9r, f>n Henry Grady more than thirfv-on
this proflt if his V*ars Hgo delivered a speech in Ne
iv sfurm or other- KnR,an<1- which made a more lastin
in grade also pro- in?Pr?'M*iion possibly on the countr
certs for his cot- ,h*n any one "Pperh "YPr delivere
seed I h-tve not by any h,,man heing. The productio
with anv expense of rot,on in th<* S M,th ha8 P^'vente
t the plowman to hU Prediction from coming true. 11
, work said in part:
"When every farmer in tho Sout
: seed....J IS Oft I snail eat oread rrom his own fleU,
fertilizers 1*o no ' nnd meat from his own pastures an
I. at 30c.. 225.0(1 disturbed by no creditor, and enslave
nd ties. 7 hy no debt, shall sit amid his teemin
36 00 gardens. and orchards and vineyardi
ht months and dairies and barnyards, flitchin
3?0 on his crop in bis wisdom and gr >w n
norths... 120 00 them in indenendpuca, making cuito
30 00 his clean surplus, and selling it in hi
1s of cot- own time, and in his chosen mnrke
00 00 Hid not at s master's bidding gei
'nor'<et... 21 nfl ting his pay in cash and not in a r<
,oed 16 0C nelptad mortgage that discharges hi
s and tlx- debt, but does not restore his fret
15 00 dom?then shall be breaking the ful
ness of our day."
$1.06(5.00 The cost of production of cotton 1
the South has made the toy ad Amor
na. can citizen realize that it is ab<
t 20c...$1 012 go lutely necoseary for him In carrvin
t $00 160 00 out his pledge to help make the worl
safe for democracy, to help In ever
$1 102 60 way possible. using every ounce c,
1 066 00 energy at his command to help In
prove ootid it lone in the South, ao tha
96 60 it will be a fit place for people t
tire In He has made this decision bt
31 53. ranee he realises. flrnC that It Is hi
above statement duty a* a loyal American eltlsen an
J M Holman. bacmuae ft is hie dwtv in tuetla* a
nduetlnn Hiu?tr?t- Ood Mid man He reallsae:
n ef thirty mtm 'Once to ry maa and mU?
in and tan acrna Pianaa Ud moment to deridd;
l In rtie at rife of truth with falsehood
mr. For the rood car evil aid a
9 ?M *0
?M -*T7?en to aldawtth truth la nohle
r. When we ah are oar -wretched cruet
month.. 4*0 00 FJre her cadm bring fame and profll
01 1 And 'tie prospermia to ba Junt
40.00 "Then It la the brave man rhooeaa.
75c per 1 While the ooirnrd atanda aside,
00 00 Doubting in his abject spirit,
at $1 hu. 20 00 , Till his Lord is crucified "
tatlnn on j
50 op Sooth's Future at Stake.
iflu'Dhn^nt 10.Of The South renli&fs that Its futur<
\
SWS, LANCASTER, S.
existence is at slake, and that it hj .. . . .
n absolutely necessary to market hank * ?"?' ' *'*
and finance it- cotton crop m ' t VICTIM
0 if this is not done, the fottnti pro *tt'*? ;
jon of th? South wi!l follow the in- '
n d'tro production, und ttv t ' >n 1 M?'s- 1 has.
i) production will he ref .? ,* cciitly Sin
_' sometliinK that once or! ted !,i h? Tied
it South.
r Fpr this reason the farmer, mer>
f chant and hanker have ahilou * ' lej
tennlnej to arrange <> -nar' >t- inK to a
r 1 ton. They are forminr n *200.i,-On lK>0 'he anthoriti
3 i iny\iia< ivii im 1II IK piirntvtp KTl<?wn iWI I t lilll, WHO
f the Marketing. BxporM' g and T^inne- | man seveial
I Ing Corporation Th<> n-inl'Miia^rs j received thro
c and gamblers who have 'ed on ? 10 j prior t<
tl lkfe blood of the South will, of tour o. vjct|ni ,,f
^lolontlv protect) W? reatt'.e that '
. ' , . j. _ about 9:30 I
t commercial freedom of the Routt: is
y absolutely necessary to the full ?ss " 's r
,? progress aid p?v>Hperily of the Rooth. Mrn. Pratt if
n The banking interests of the S;,';*h sane early t
r- will increase their croital a?'d ?nr- her that th?
\. plus br at least 50 per cent, and will had been re
o accept libertv bum bonds in payne nt outers would
r for additional st'?ek issued. Oppor* about 1 1 o'e
n tunltv only knocks once The South mediately nt
r realizes that it is knocking today and ., ...
.. . ... . . K. W turner ti
e 1 the door will be opened.
the deputy
Are You Helping.
# tions to be j
Ar.you h.lpiug in ,h. (l,M for tWn
: commercial freedom of the South? If ,
not you are not a loyal son of either ' 11 f
America or the South Not only this m,'S8>',P<*
?you do not ren?'re that America. * f , re'ttrn
which the South is a part your own. 1? change hi
'your native land: you do not realize ed a cdoset
that (lod Almighty made all men free tine another
and equal: you dr> not believe on negro anil a
t "Peace on Karth rood will to men." fp0 inside ol
No loyal American will so far forget ^J|s |?ritt u
(his duty as aa American citizen; no
j loya' \-meriean will so far forget bie "'''' ' v
I r'odge to make the world safe for " *' K:,K
0 j democracy semi-conscioi
I Sh?>ritT Wngr
Ideas Worth Fortunes Are | <! !.?
.. I at the Disposal of Those ' conscious si:
of Inventive Turn cf Mind heard to sat
"leave me a
A soldier wns once trumping nlong ? press',ons of
'country mud on Ills way t<> rejoin his ()n p,.im,
' unit. Hearing tint his luck was M. .ft fj n)
I rntlicr do\, n, a cnsinil friend nut li'ui ,,
l. .. , . , . ' P att stnted
up 1??r t'1 11 it'llt nt an inn. and on
i parting wi'li li:,n in tTi moaning gave ' v v^
1 lljlll s? 1 ihacco. To show l t"' tll'Sl'M'
itude il i' v.,!.||,.r i :irii i| v (i il'c t . " i> 1 |
I tliinir |ii* 11 I which It" Miom'ht voiiH '<t rot >< n
ho of s? rvi"" ? > his "t?ir tin r< - |'i i*t Iso s;i
^ [ elpo for tnakitiR I ? ?t ?t 111: t?-1- itiR. t ?..t ic<.; | >
! Of tl.Mt Ml .pi" reeipe was Inn u a jrn-:.t ,in,M,nSr|oiis
polish l.nn. . . ,
... , . . friphtenod ;i
I u s vitijrintr f<? tlio mouthpiece ?.|
'' u tole'.'h*>no," said KtHsiiii, "vli- ti tli" '' ""
vfltrritions iif my voice caused n ti11 *iin*!?!<? t<
I steel p"in? t<? ph-ree one of my fiiiRers. tiseil to bin
11 i Tltiif sol ino to thinking. If T ooul'l with a hunt
record tin* motions of tho point ami havo boon ii
rr sontl It ovor tho same surfiioo after- | kidnapers, is
ward. I saw no reason why the thins.' sheriff Wapr
,< I should not talk. That's the story." ,nv.
- i . , ... i There seei
rj. I : was only an idea, but out <?t ttint , _
v | Rlmple notion sprung the phonoRraph. J M ' < n 1 %
i; It was a passlnc I don which pave the ",is ' r'm,h '
v j world tin* discovery of palvniilc elc*- vestipation 1
o j trleltv. so usi*fij| in transmitting vo- the offleers.
v eal and written hinpuape. Mine. tk.lj
vunl simply linpprned to notice the ^'
contraction of the muscles of a skinned IIT^IIHliS i
if I frop accidentally touched at the nio- New Yor
' tnent ln-r husband took a spark from Karnes, I'nit
I an electric machine. That was the t,,r announr
" x.tw.l.. *
?? ? 'Chicago thai
I gotiatlons to
Keeping Up the White House. j (.j? ,,f fnnari
President Wilson has been extreme- ( ( f,
' ly conservative in allowing expendlj
tures for thc? White House since he |
ha? occupied It. and not a dollar has
been expended, particularly since the TUT? 1
' j declaration of war, that could imis- f I~1 r. J
slbly be avoided. Last year, however.
* ! the walls In the state parlors were rew
I papered, hut the same design of wall j
R ! paper was kept In all of the rooms | . No <
v i * . .... ? . I Important to
, i he handsome patriotic design of the! kidneys Wh
u I blue fleld and stars, which was re- 1 "? ?< to 'hi?
n . , . . I r^nd out wti
1 stored In jO<M. and which has been so I dolay Whci
! popnlar, still graces the walls of the ! weak, dizxy,
? I . , . . I or have pair
| blue chambers. The rugs were re ^ ?t onCf Joul
| placed by new ones, while dainty new u-a signs to
h ' curtains of lace were hung under the ,n,oV,? "proper
* I heavy draperies. Alf the furniture toing u.clr ?
'' has been reupbolstered In the same ' o"rlt'es to ar
; 1 i ed Into uric
pattern. These small renovations have I which are vai
* given to the first floor at the White leetroy ywu
. ~ from your sv
* I House a very attractive appearance. ______
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I InsnrnriM*
NT WOMAN IS filinKSffSTSI K
[ OF CONSPIRA( V Wturstw I
CTFI
Pratt, Who Wn> lieM.
Found Hugged and y.'c want every :!
in Her Home. ntlcastouo bottle
our plain, open ire.'
t N r m ! v i ? Ac- money puhl fur it i
t, N. I May 1_. A If you doubt our
statement Riven out by relieve the dist rcssi
ps Mrs Charles }\\ misery peculiar to
as shot ny an unknown "' 'threadtlietestin
, who have tried it ?
weeks ago after having Qlj,ers what it has
atoning letters for some only interest they ]
> the shooting, was the is that which any 1
n attempt to kidnap helping relicvetl
women. Toucan
Friday morning. Mrs. J. F. Lee,
eportod by the officials, female complaint f
'ceived a telephone mos- ties of STKLbA-X t
. . . r said, nn?l added," I
hat morning informing fui f^r lllis great f,
> men from whom sh?* paralee Fra/ier, L
reiving the threatening pressed appreciate
I rail and carry her of! in these words: "I <
'or this jvonderftt
lock. Mrs. l'rait im- faken otlier femsdij
tided Deputy Sheriff .1 years with no goo<
>f this message, and be. grateful for tbo g
sheriff, made prepara- Jj^^^iuo,' AIt.
iresent when the would- fer, r from female t
mllod for Mrs. Pratt woinnu knoWsAvli
irmlng Mr. Wagner of cm d.'ion jjot so hi
... i m her into spells like
she had received. U.v( f??rvd she would I
pd h"ru? end procee-l?n Grccnsljoro doctor?
er clothing. She ent? . curabltf. Then s<
for the purpose of get- i
, . ilie illst u
dress and two men. one KTKi.LA-Vnwk i
white man hiding on lesscouipound and
f the closet, seized her. a woman's pain,
as found about half an honHh. it stimulat
chfe?Mion, quiets n
ith her hands and feet her complexion,
in her mouth and in a son a I appearance.
IS stlllo IIV Tlnniitu All iliiiiliirc Bull SI
lor and W. II Welch. authorized to retu
... , for the Urst Ixittlc
aid in I lie capture <>i
rtios. While in this un
ite, Mrs Pratt wa> SAYS \Mlt.\SS.\l
*. "I will not bo." and P.\(iK 'I
lone." besides other e\- Paris, Mav 12
fear and repuRimnre. j,jMh ters h<
restored to her rati una. Xdson Pago, An
fleers report thai Airs naly. would r<
that the two men were conclusion of
and in Jaot expressed
i) e at delay on tl e " '"~,r
it's W ll Oil t hey expo. I
; toll' hi M
id tie. ord<- B t the o! I^V
"n"; " i
her ass-iihi' j|
way liv 1 lie r'nvitiB of Our Meitio-f
telephone hell, slm he ai"'- s' '
1 and Bovarmneii
i say which. The cords years they h
i m r? . .1 reputation for
d Mrs. Pratt. toBether
tmtcher kni'e saiil
i the possession of the VT^I^
ill the hands of Deputv
|
lis to i>e no Clue as to
, . , . .. O'Jf OT
of the perpetrators of are allre'ofear
iltiiouBh a riBorous in- both for purit
tion, ntul we k
las been conducted by first-class qua
our ltd It Patal
Prop Special/'
* ? - prices of
t; IV KOI It Mil,I.ION C
H CAVUMW Will \T ?jeeCl
k. May 12 Julius BcSDS, Co'
ed States wheat direr- ?
ed on his return from T yu jJUg?.
lie had completed ne- * ? II U'
ui iik -i. hush- i d m * "
Ian wheat into the Knit- | *lchmond,
ir distribution The
MOST
DANGEROUS
r?f the human hodv are no Get some (!< >LL) J
health and Ion* We as the QapguJes ui once T
en they alow up and coinIn
their duties. lo?k out' preparation uxed al
lat the trouble Is?without centuries. Tli.-y co
never you feel neryou*, toned, soothing o
suffer from Hloeplexaheaa, strength-x I vIhk ai
it in the b.- <-k?trnkr \up herbs, well known
r kidneys need help. These clans In th?ir da.1
warn you that your kid- MBDAL Haarlem C
t performing their ftinc- ported direct from
ly. They are onl\ half Holland. They are
rork and are alloW'tiir ini- and will either pi
cumulate ?tid be coiiM"t- ypur money will b<
acid and other poisons, 1 them at any drug t
ism* you distress and will j >. the original
unless they are driven MKl^AI, brand. Ac
stem ' in sealed pat kages
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you a $1,000 Policy against
ind Windstorm
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protect yourself against this lo:
HAIL
troyed in five minutes. A little \
nly protection you can have is
SURANCE AGEr
JR., MANAGER.
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ii <
S* Your growing crop can be desi
small cloud may ruin you. The oi
- J ] ance policy. <
I LANCASTER IN
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JU lli& i?. J ON!
AGE THREE
It was stated in.
10 tliat Thorn t.i
tcrlean ambassnd c
w t,rn It is |>< ist upon
peace.
ed |
itoes j
rown Seed Po- l
v-ted sci'J stuck j
it inspected. Por
ItlVcj enjoyed u
superiority.
?dI
>rt Onrvlon fWds
ed. be in >r tested
y and Kc-rmlnanovy
th?'tn to bo
lity. Write for |
ok and "Wood's i
Kiving current
>rns, Soja
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W I c<15, Lie.
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SKX N,
Virginia. >
DISEASE
>1 Kl >A 1. H.iarlsiu Oil
hey are an old. tried.
1 over the world forntaln
only crtd-fanh
ills combined with
id aystetn-cleaiis! npr
and used by physu
lly practice GOL.
ill Oapsulea are Imthe
1h bora tori** In..
convenient to taice.
ve prompt relief or
i refunded Aak for
tore, but be etire tt>
imported ?OLI>
icept no substitute*
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I! "t' 1 womnn to try
ol Stella-Vltae on
t<> return th<?
I it does not beuetit.
word tliub it vill
ng itches, pains and
the diseases of wolony
of these women
aid are glad to tell
done for them. Thw
have In the mattertrue
woman f*e!s ut
te sufferings of other
helieve theul.
Mi 1st end, Ca., had
Vu: vears. Three IxitlAK
eurfd her, she i
am rorfiuOv thank
l.. '? : " tJ \f
L'liiuii:' miiir. iU r?.
Tex., ?jt>ll
of s'IKI.la-VlTAE?
run not say too much
I medicine I had
i medicines for two
I results. I am,truly
nod btki,la-Vitaet
rs. Randy Wither*,
., was a terrible sufrouhle?and
only si
at tlint means! Her
id her pains threw
fits. Iter husband
>se her mind. Tile's
pronounce', her inoniebody
suggested
. . v:rAF
li/htcned her spells,
s a perfectly harmit
not only ulleviat j
but builds up h r
es her appetite, aids
er nerves and clears
It improves her perItella-Vitae,
and aro
rn the money pan!
if it does not benelll.
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