Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES TUESDAY.'APTERJJOON.'-APRIL 2«. iSjO. ?.I 3T/i3/ TM« ENCE DAILY TIMES M s>"' ■ ied Dally Except Sunday at Florence, 8. C., by lUNtON AND GARDINER laton C. Brunson, Editor. B. Gardiner, Business Manager BUB8CRIPTION RATES * Payable In advance. ^eek r 1 - 15 f^nonth months Iths 3 50 6 00 'as second class matter ib«r 8. 1900, at Florence, S. C. ir of The Associated Press Associated Press Is exclusive- ■titled to the use for republlca- [ 4jf all neivs dispatches credited or not otherwise credited In this and aUo to the local news pub herein. Florence, *» ■ # %6fiAd»6V«♦ifhh* 1st^♦♦tne* St# trV VTDdays birthdays ♦ bemt of (bo rich agricultural Peo + iJee sectioc of South Carolina wL’a James I). Phelan, senion United •ailroad i'nes -’Iverging in every di- Stales seimtor from CaliforniK, horn rectioa FI rtnee is logically and g>-* in San Francisco, r.9 years ago today) o*;a|)hhaIly the r-.-mmercial and! Louis M.inn. a popular actor of the business center of this entire sec lion. Put an ideal location, railroads BIG NEWSPAPER , I But The Ledger, though it worked up • V > r . T WT- E , C j ’ a circulation of well uilolHQ,0(wtiii8 UlViia U r rium I ha( i t() give up the struggle. i American stage, born In New York City. 5'> years ago today. , John F. Ilaylan, mayor of New and materia 1 things alone never j (’ , (ty. J-orn In Gre“n County, X. have and never will build a city. V.. .VJ years ago today. They help »nd are necessary ba the one element absolutely essential ‘tc the subs tantial and permanent -ic- velopinent of eny municipality i'r In women, is f doubly TUESDAY APRIL-20, 19 '0 would again remind contribu- [ that to receive consideration n»i innicatioire must be signed with Tjitbor’s name. . . v&f ’ [.he Smith is reaping whirl- in Georgia and we* only bopv. ^t|l blow strong enough to sweep ilout of the senate. i—1 gf half million dollar hTO;f will estionably be worth lJ juce; so much so^but It^ake, ,„der how muen a Bundred tiv-, id dollar homes right be worth. ocminanity l s men and tills particular Florence biesseJ. Horen tines are peojKe who liave the welfare of their town at I i art and (who work unitedly for ttiosc tiling?- that tend to substantial city deve’epment. Thi-s, being true there is no wonder that Florence is IHl’e- Charles II. Brand, representative i ncongress of the Eighth Geotgia district. Iiorn nf Loganvllle, (5a„ .'it vfarf, ago today. 1 David Bancroft, shortstop of the Philadelphia National league . l» ; ^e hr* 1 t^i'in. her4(1* Sioux ('flv, 2S ^ 4. 4. 4 4. 4> t i 4 + 4 + 4* t TODAV-i AivNIVtflSARlF.S - + ♦ + ♦ + + + **♦ + + ♦♦*4 1 he fastest growing city In the state, and this statement is made without fear of contradiction, for while the census figures are net yet available we have ail kept tab on the figures of other ciiles in the state as publish- nl an dwheu I lie Florence percent age in announced we have every reason in the world to believe it w!U head the Hst. The steady, substan tial yea phenomenal development of Florence is evident on all sides. The iiiiiihi-ous real estate transfers that Marco Bozzarls, tlie famous t Greek patriot, was killed at i'ar- penisf. IST4 -British parilament voted $12',- | 000 to Sir Garnet Wolseley frr Ins work in Ashanti. ISS.2 Tlie Dominion Pailianmnt pns- •r>a |i) ( , Cana-lian Pacific Railroad Bill. I IS'KI Internation-il Llumtallii- Con gress assembled at Brussels. ^IS'OT Connecticut Federation of We men’s Clubs organized at Bridge | port. 1 IM’N President McKinley signed tlie give up the struggle, The fact is that New Orleans, with upwards of 400,000 people, is, without excefrfTbn, tlie only city in this sec tion which lias proved itself able to maintain more than two newspapers, Announre)nf| t 'that the Binning- ( an( , ,, ven New Orleans has only, one | BIRMINGHAM LEDGER ABSORBED BY BICTOR HANSON’S PAPER. Ht************-*****************#****************** RITTENBERRY CO. M l.!i / I liam Ledger has been absorbed by the Birmingham News is in line with the whole trend «)£ events in the newspaper field, ’the/e never \yas a time when publishing a newspaper was as .expensive a proposition as it is. today or when there were so many hazai ds to lie overcome. Tlie Hi - jningham Ledger is only one of many 'newspapers which have not lieeii able to stand the pace. Birmingham is a big town and has grown more rapidly Ilian any other large city in the South, it would seem that if any Southern city cojnld support three daily newspapers Birmingham could. morning paper. It is true that Allan- ! ta has three newspapers, but the Atlanta Georgian has never been .a paying proposition, and after nursing it for years Mr. Hearst is still spend ing hundreds 0 f thousands of dollars to keep it going.- -The News and ' Courier. i i +■ ■ SANITARY AND HEATING ENGINEERS, ■1 ■ HEATING PLANTS THAT HEAT. vv l utt row operating with a full force of compe tent union men. ! o^'-dcc. oJ W. Evans St. Phone 790 I j repair work given prompt attention. * * -k 2C 3’eais ixperience guarantees* y*>u satisfaction. Possibly Practicing V/inking. ' Elsie was to|(l to tiptoe over to Baby’s) crib ni)|l see if be was going to sleep. Slie did so and reported: "He is juD turning Ids eyes off and f♦SHE-a-r.V»#•>-■ gIHHHHHHI t' n ” • L .. . rej-o'utions of Congress, and an arc made here daily; the building ultimatum to Spain waseablo! activities going on in every direction, tlje constant e:'t:!!. , !i' !'?' , .e::t of new and to Mlnlst'T' B'O.t Sara .1. NEW TASTELESS a CASTOR OIL IS EASY TO TAKE* — . - . IS Strength and Purity Remain •<? the Same, but All Unpleas- y ant Taste Is Removed. 1 *** C* ^ ^ ^ ^ ♦> ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦> <♦ ♦> I tin.’ REPUBLICAN STjUPEB [■vend dag* ago Mr. Hoover had friends la South Carolina but his announcement that he hud varied industries; the Jenlargement if industries and businesses already) lirithe city's expansion on ail sid'-s. (and keeping pace witli ;h- city’s deveiopmeat Florence county is niaiiiiaiiiing lier lead a s the greatest agricultural couutf in the state. Di versified farming is being extensive ly practiced throughout the county, More putebred live stock may be found ia this county than in a like irea anywhere, showipg a decided Ft nr thousand people in Binning- tendency toward better live stock bam. Ain., are wearing overalls. Thov and dairying. Diversified and intec-' :r "\ overalls in protest -ified farming seem to be the slogan ,, j " ' if the Woodford. A roinnrk<^|1 e*.f!i-ocfss, perfected by I.lppincott (‘Grace the chemists of Spencer Kellogg a: Seas. Inc., has resulted In a great im provement in castor oil. the reliable old I'i-mily i imdy. 'i'liis new taste less castor oil has the same strength and purity as the old-fashioned kind. Nothing lias hern removed but the last 1 . Kelloggs Tasteless Castor G i ron wood a popular writ or fo>- cliiblrp 1822 a. iiip«l . Born Sopt. 22 . Mrs. B;i iil:>lii Mp1.p:io of N'pw York was olppfo <1 pr^siflont gon- P'Vll of ti*p n •j'itgbtpvs rf I'ip 1 ’p ,,fT ht pfs of Hip Aniprican Rp”<' liition. e High Cost Of Overalls (New • York Globe.) agriculturalist. tlie retail prices of clothing. 1 stupid deed, says the New York Call better sav^ the sHam and ' But the people of Florence and blow up the whole oanTaltstie sys-' Florence county are not satisfied.' ,, ' m - u is i,n bn possible praetbe. . .1 wiys the New York Tribune man- liiey realize that they have but k c M( , , s 1oo vain to faltP Iip Porhaps. scraped tlie surface of lier almost | Yet even If our intelligence (not pra r f d to wear Republican stripes j boundless- imsslhilities and standing lug it to be represented by the Call I them The othels on the lintels of the rnccessful Flor I ° r ° ,!r f ' v1 ' ioh nr,0,1 nnt Ilfv witli the Tribune) were not v : n euo« of today they are determined ,,,,,, , r 1 , , * * lut'd liv tlie wearing of denim, it is push on to the gral of a really sc-m-ely credible that overalls could Oil is precisely what the name says! obsolutely . tasteless. Thing what I’Ms means to mothers and their chii-j (In ni When the Doctor says, “Give tl: m castor oil." tiier need no long ' p b<* any Irouble. Children need never know tliey arc* taking castor oil Grown-nps will also appreciate tlr* dilTercnie between Kellogg’s Taste- Ic-s Castor oil and the old-fashioned nameating kind. Insist on Kellogg’s If von want a reall y tasteless castor oil. At ail good druggists. Two 't5c and fi-"'C. (Adv.) might*’ be It lost some _ still, hoping there e mistake, but it is hardly VM'M they will ’fbl'ow him $0 thtf bm Ifcox.' Mr. Hoover’s announiemeiB a di8apiiolbt ment - lb. this state, von’t be a case of deserting Hoo but Hoover deserting us H Is strange how he came to such a choice. A brainy tel Jto be sure, an able executive (alnly. an authority on economics a*, the country would welcome ’.ho cannot be a e’ear thinker or would not have allowed ids cm. Ions to have become so kinked. POTATO SPROUTS FOR SALE BY MAY, 1<D. (Jovernment treafed and free from diseases. Plant sweet Potatoes as a money crop. We are ready to buy them when they are ready for market. The Planters Produce & Storage Co. T. B. Yottn?, President. C. G. Brown, Secretary. * wjnih rful Florence of tomorrow. + 4*>+* + «* + 4 TODAY’S EVENTS •AD CONDITION le report of Miss Wil Lou Gray ^rvlsor of adult schools, has just Centenary of Alh-o Grav, whose verso® were the delight of Ihe SON and dO’s. iou'lsiuna hold* an election today for ihe choice of governor and other Mate ofliciais. Blaus for the Democratic national convention at San Franst-so will be discucsed at a meeting of the com mittee on arrangements at Chicago today. Georgia Democrats will hold a primary today lo elect de'egates to the natfoiia 1 convention and expres.- their preferences for president!.,I issued end It Is a most interest I candidates. doenmeut. It Is a pity that r A general primary will lie held in of it ccnid not he placed into I Nebraska today for the choice of d*>l< o Co.Kates to the ^latlonal convention and South Patol nnl he , mmlnati()n of t . andldateh for St. although according to the Htate and oth(>1 . ot || 4 . es to J)(> fi || 4 , d a she recites, there are consld the Novermer election. ily over a flnnrter of a million peo A special convention of the Episco in the state over ten years e?11*^1 diocese of Easton will asseinlil<‘ ‘ who could not read it. 1 b? gives t the yesnlt of the year’s of the R^frilh Carolina Illlter- Commbsion and It shows that faithful body is making remark • progress In the effort to erase black mark from the face of th» of this state. Rut there re |ns much to be done. According ite census of 1910 one fourth of people living in this state ran ber read nor write, and the work aid not b" allowed to lit" imtH sad condition is remedied. TV te illiterates over ten vonrs of nuAtbered K0.24. r i and the color- 226.242. rfenre It is easily seen re the state’,, chief burden rests. at F.istlin, Md. today to elect a hi shop I n succession to the late Rt. Itev. William Forbes Adams. St. John’s Church, in Washington, l>. will b-* the scene of a notable wedding today, when Miss Nancy I-a tie, daughter of the former Secre tary of the Interior and Mrs. Lavie becomes the bride of Mr. Philip Hatifimann. * f ♦♦♦♦ + ♦♦♦•♦ *> IN THE DAY’S NEWS e «► + 4 + + 4* ►♦♦♦♦ * offer a solution to the high co^t of <Jothi’ig. To h: vo millions denrtml overalls would slmplv mean C'lit high prices would d"ift from woolens to Jeans. The price of overalls would g„ up as the prices of onmes and rice and sugar and other one Hm a plehian edible articles have risen. You cannot escape the profiteer hy de- mandine that he change his sttoles. No; let Birmingham’s 4 000 profM. If would he futile to challenge the profiteers bv following their example, and cruel to spoil their now praef- c-ihle venture hr assicstlng to “sky’’ the pr’ce of overalls. Daniel Chester French, who cele- ll iates Id r, 70th birthday today, is regarded as one of the most distin- Iguished of living American sculptors. His Gallaudet group, in Washington; his ’‘Aliiia Mater.” at Columbia Uni I verslty, New Work, and ids stall:.? wholesale ignorance among the 'Ysisliington in Paris are am on Itl.'* most notable works in sculpture , „ iwhic.lt have been produced in America. |rd materially. In Florence county | M| . Kr( . IM .,, of an old Xew are 6.027 lliterates or 24 per land family, connected with thos-- of tlie population as of the I’JIO|°f Dnnlel Webster and John G t.v. The VeiK.*rt shows that ' Vl 'llties. His first important work „ . . , , , , a sculptor was the ’’Minute Man.’ and the statement is most alg- Ht ron( , )ld . Mass., in fs7r. IR'ant, 19.87S voters signed the club During the nex t few yeatv tin* sculp with the.lr marks and adds that lor resided in Ualy. Between the number exercising tlie full right I VOiirs ;,nrt 18S,! * be niod-'led monit P,suffrage without the ability cf ^0!^ "Kures aml groups for pub:i, , , , > hnildings in I’hiladelpliia, St. Louis ling oi> n ons from tlie printed J Boston, and other cities. Another of is far too large for the safety of!his works is the statue of (Jen. Cass democratic institutions', for th-t " f Michigan, which-stands in Stalu- Irlal good of society, and for thJ* ry ,,i ' n ,I ’ Wash, " Kto ’, ,n 19,5 bo •cct ... , , , ‘ "■•'s chosen to execute the statue of aterlaf® prosper- j.in^in to lie placed in the Lincoln - On more than one occasion this | Memorial now nearing completion li ■rated vote has "ALL 0. K. FOR THE BLOOD” Is M a Citizen of Georgii Says 4] ZIRON, the New Iron Tonic. Iron is needed by the blood to keep men and women strongand healthy. Iron is needed by. the nerves to keep them toned up. ziron, the new iron tonic, will put iron into your blood and should help renew your fagged nerve forces in tlie way it has done it for many others. Read what Mr. J. R. Bell, Rt. 2, Oconee, Ga.. says about the effects of Ziron: “I think Ziron is all O. K. for the blood. That was what 1 have been taking it for— my blood. I liked Ziroa so well that 1 went back to the store and got two more bottles of it.” Ziron is a combination of a pure medi- c naj inorganic iron salt, mentioned in the y. S. Pharmacopeia, with thehypophos- phitesof lime and soda, and oilier valu able tonic ingredients, endorsed and re commended by the best medical authori- Ites and mentioned in the medical texf books. All druggists sell Ziron on a money- back guarantee. Look for the formula on the label. Get a bottle today, and give it a fair trial. ZN 16 \bur Blood Needs counted danger at the polls In I his state. p»e illiteracy commission has a it responsible work and it shouh fve the most hearty support of 'Legislature of the state and..! Individual citizen. Washington. • ♦♦♦♦ + ♦ + + + < ► ONE YEAR AGO TODAY 4 ► IN THE WAR. 4 • ♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦4*4 to FORGING AHEAD. Strike in Limerick, spreading I other parts fn I tela ml Total American’ casualties on Arch- |iir.gel front to date reported as 628 f’lnn-na-Uaels, meeting in Nc | Nfo town anywhere has greuterldemanded world recognition slbllities fha n has Florence. wJ nf an ,r,Bh leP’ibHe. realize that fact, and we also up late the fa<-f that no town in the! Is making more rapid progress Man and W6man Stutterers. There are only about ont.-f.jprth as development than*la thui trofoblfid. piapy , women w iui stainivjtr us ttyw NO MORE NAPPY ttmjm I ji Volmot mat.r. kinky hair ulrnight soil and nice. Take* the curl put of unruly, „ kinky hair. Make, il to that you can en.ily comb il or hruih it any style. Thoiisamls of colored women endorse it.Also eds rid of dandruff. Keeps the hair clean, ricasantly perfumed but not slickjs A.k your drugj-ist; or will iend pro* paid upon receipt of 25c. AGENTS Wanted—Write for Terms Velmot Chemical Co. Binninsham, Ala. < » * t III '7% J. L., ^ miipPjl)4ioMf! mni:- PBROf -■as J'' Sec Us Demonstrate This Great Exclusive Feature S ELLERS leadership is not a matter of chance. It has been won only because of the superior service rendered by the Sellers. Our Automatic Lowering Flour Bin, for example, costs us $52,000 extra each year —that is, $52,000 more than the best of other types of bins would cost us. But see the service it gives. Instead of having to clamber up on a chair, straining and puffing, with a heavy sack of flour to fill the bin, you merely pull the Sellers Automatic Flour Bin down level with the work table. You fill it with absolute ease. Then a quick movement unlocks it and it slips quietly up into place. This single, long-wanted improvement is welcomed by women everywhere as a godsend. Any physician will approve it. KITCHEN CABINETS "The Best Servant in Your House” ♦♦ But the /jjjutomatic Lowering Flour Bin is only one'of the exclusive developments which haW helped win leadership for the Sellers. Altogether there are 15 impor tant betterments combined in no other cabinet To supply them costs us over $100,000 extra each year, but they have won prefer-' ence for the Sellers in thousands of homes. Yet this cabinet of super-convenience costs you little, if any more than an ordinary Kitchen Cabinet. But come in and see the Sellers. Judge it yourself. Come soon. * ’ . * A S. Vaughan Furniture .v »f w V . w *4 A! Y -V ’Jr ■M’K-X mi ITwlrWWWW