Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Headquarters for THE important thing is that you: of excellence. You emphasize this p label; every man knows that this sto: wear. Unprecedented quality, style, value, in Hart Schaffner & Marx fine clothes. Great Display of finest haberdash ery. Famous makes of hats in authentic styles. The Headquarters for Young Men's Clothes. A great Overcoat Store. Collar Bags and Combination Sets. In short, the best merchandise p< unreservedly guaranteed. Any pur before or after Christmas. The D. J. Chanc The Home of Hart Sc] F HCONE 186. - T HE MVIAN N ING T IME Shasenauhbt PUBH IIED) EVERY W~EDNESDAY.Agu swemyagis 1. I. APPELr ------ --- -.-.-..--.-.......Editor s l to . T a n i h e e F. 1M. slOPE---------------- ------usiness Manager admk oefr orm GREETINGS. bo nteWsencvlzt We sincerely extend to you the compliments of this O oreeeyAeia Christmas season. May Providence deal gently and gen- o eiomyb copi erously with you and yours, to the end that in the fulnessl)5ib.Btheroesb of life and the ripeness of age you may reap bountifullyapertohevegemn ot the~ blessings that accrue to man and womankind. Assemnoearasluint you follow the Star of Destiny through life, may your ao acts and your' *xamples he such as to prove an inspira- Fo h aso rsd tion to others who are yet groping in the shadows ofevrpesdnhahdte existence. We wish you a Merry Christmas, a Happy wt hr.Ec a a i New Year and a prosperous and extended journey adi srmral o i through life.stnethtechahdt WILL AMERICA RED)EEM MEXICO?ortnsfthfurefth Now that the election is over and Mr'. Wilson has beenoufrbesbqeahdt entrusted with the reins of government for another fourTwnyeasgoCbw years, there is one piece of work that will forcibly do- a eioi oa.W a mand his attention, and that is the pacification of Mexico.heantoyseisnjyn We are well aware that the Mexican problem presentswhchenauladntg great difficulties, view it from whatever angle we may.Wecndthsaefru But they are difficulties that may and can be overcome, d h aefrhr u and as time goes on it becomes more an~d more apparent that it is up to the United States to overcome them. The truth of the whole matter is that Mexico is suf-TOMAYM fering, from the same misrule from which we freed CubaSasaldigouhrag -the decadent Sp~anish' rule. "~ite utpli iss .Mexico is a republic only in name. Not the first prin- wtou n r l n hp ciple of popular rule has over prevailed in that country. The forces that have always controlled her destiny havenayhgtoS.Lisget been .those bequeathed by Spain. With misrule and op-londivwegtfrhm. pression on the one hand, and sullen hatred and resent- Ti tmtlsatl hts ment on the other, it is smsall wonder that she has been eeyfre h a nti in a perpetual state of unrest and turbulence. Wysol tb huh President Diaz was the only ruler in her history who poue ntefrso u ever maintained a semblance of order, and he did so tehnso afadznm solly y he seof hemaied an. Snc hi dyfporth cosumil ecoinor Iis Christmas Gi t r gift shall carry with it an assurance oint with merchandise bearing our re is the home of fine quality inmen ' Beautiful Ties in fancy boxes, 5c. to $2.50. Fine Waistcoats in silk and wool. Bath Robes with Slippers, to match, $6.50 to $12.50. Motor Robes, $10 to $15. Silk Hosiery--English and American, an extra value at $1. Large Assortment of knit and silk Mufflers, $1 to 56. >ssible, sold at moderate prices and chase not desired may be returned tier Clothing C 1affner & Marx Clothes. SUM~TE-FR, .Q. mnarchy. Anarchy prevails Take the case in point. Ordinarily theefre' holesale brigandage. would have sold to a small stock jobber, he to a shrier, he idea of intervention, the he to another gobetween at the other end of the r~ue ipparent that it is the only when the stock would possibly have reached themeiasolstidybfrwhmtwsinne. . packer :ly the intolerable state of The action of those Mississippi farmers is to be comn neconceivable. Mexico is a mended. The farmers of this community might do well on, and only Western civi- to afford a like opportunity for commendation. They would get more for their products and the ulti wishes that the redemption mate consumer in the end would pay less for the ne. hed by peaceable means if sities of life. Aing made in that direction There are too many middle men. And middle men' as negligible. The matter expensive and in many cases wholly unnecessary >day than it did fifty years mnt Buchanan until today,tbraehrlyheefr same difficulties to L'ontend Eio ann ie:sho ossi a ont o vexing "Mexican question," Oeo h otpitc C')pI o ~ikywe h onyI ilar have been the circum- Ihv vrhadb ooe ihiltrcadhnr~so it face. "eprne"b ~v .W i-U ninrneadciewt atobut the unborn gen- mn nteArcnM .Cuc nutilefcec n h t unhappy land demand oflatudamonn.vryhrcfrbtecienbt some of the blessings thatrhirecrmalatiaeaanthmsbtercolsndabt as in as pitiable conditionevrpesnithcorgaonTe remade and rehabilitated agmn a oneladpru-Pne n hn ite that peace and prosperity thrb'aninorow__ hssanmchrcigt.s happy Mexico. We shouldenuht(Iikwikya alnoFrmWkad'Le vill we do it?itec mot buitisilwre [DDLE MEN. tecuc epet o nylv moalfrcs to sopthurall ofo oiepaper:t *mn..u~k ippi farmers got togetherAtteedothsricsapeg refrmilamlo oieb ed a car load of very ordi-wataeanneryerymnadirndWnvrI ng as high as ten cents a temnse' ad ldigta ' I'ii~ cin%~i eu~ iould be of deep interest to fviyneonrehriClr'ngwlV0sydwn ig to sell.abudeien suhasmo frm iu. ou ii necessary that every thin hspli pt~~dyI ol ijefo oe~fe country should go throug~Fo ~sadositcnI ssf ognte~~L~iel4 to sav ever hear y a olor edb ddemneoeotrace s eac the Afin M.E CoufrhO. hy u whiskry.rinkers abod t. n efe to h i n"Uudh~~h 4~