The Dillon herald. (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, February 11, 1909, Image 4
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Dillon. I C. February II, HW.
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It may be worth something to
the South Caiolina legislature to
know that the legislatures of North '
Carolina and Virginia have under
consideration the adoption of the :
Torrens system of land registra- tion.
That such a measure ought ;
to be adopted by the general as- 1
sembly of this state there can be \
no question. The present antiquated
system of registering land
is-both unsafe and expensive. Ev- <
ery time a piece of land changes
hands thp rpcnrds t-ntier hp cdqrnVinrl
for many years back and the law- <
yer's fee of $10 or $15 must be
borne by the seller or the purchas- .
er. If a piece of land is sold today
and then resold next year or (
the year thereafter the same process
of examining' titles for hundreds
of vears back must be gone
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through with the same as if an examination
had never been made
and the lawyer must get his fee
A land title granted under the
Torrens system ould be just as
negotiable as a bank note or a
United States bond and its collateral
value would never quectioncd
by the most careful money lender, ,
The adoption of such a measure *
by the genoral assembly would be ;
of incalculable value to the agricultural
olass esjieciftlly and the
farmers of South Carolina should
gCt behind their representatives in
the legislature and s<e thai it is
pa-sed It is strictly in the line
of economic and progressive measures.
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.A new era is dawning for Dillop.
The new county, another
railroad and the prospect of getting
electric current from the 1
bifc power company at Rocking-?
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ham shoals is a combination th
will make our little city arrow 1
leaps and boun ds. Let every <H
iseu put his shoulder to the whc
and push for these additions
our city. They will mean a thre
fold increase in population ar
property values.
LM of Grand Jurors Drawn for Year W
F M Wall Eulon
J O Stalvey Marie
T L Bass Mannir
M B Stevenson Centenai
E T Ayers Hillsboi
W E Stanlev Centenei
W A Gold bold Marie
P W MnKVrrall
M L Edwards Rea7<
D C Fore Mood
H T Hartley Kirt
M J Fenegan Bethc
List of Petit Jurors Drawn f<
Spring Term of Oo"rt of Genen
Sessions, February 22nd, 190"
W D Carmichael Mullic
S F Game Reavt
R P Stackhouse Mannin
J N Whittington Mood
J R Price Hillsbor
W A Rogers Reavt
Levi Taylor Reavt
S W Munn Mood
1 S Braswell Reavt
J K Brewer Hillsbot
W M Rouse Bethe
W J Hill Hillsbor
J K Page Kirb
]. Walter Cj pps LeGett
J C Brown Wahc
Joseph ?s Koxworth Wahe
J Henry Waller LeGett
Austin Hamilton Mannin
P C White LeGetl
O C Haye? Harleesvill
W J Adams Hillabor
John Davis Britton's Nec
C C Phillips Rowe
J W Lane arlo
T M Conoly Reave
J G Baker Mood
H G Collins Reave
' W Loriinore Hr Nec
L M Mclnnis Harleesvill
Cheslcy Altman Bnttons Nee
Griffin D Coleman Centener
C. McLaurin Harleesvill
S C Watson Mannin
Murry Hayes Mannin
B H Atkinson Kirb
S W Jackson Mannin
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time . Salmon Novelty Works
Dillon, S.C.
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to The President of Cuba has al
< - ready announced his "Cabinet but
id Mr. Taft is contented to let th<
newspapers here have their play
at Cabinet making for a while yet
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When a man looks at woman a?
ia she is clothed to-day, the hiplcss
m bustless, curve less, hydrocephalic
ig creature that he once knew as th<
ry divine incarnation of his dream:
ro of feminity he usually propose:
-y the question, who makes the
,n styles. It isn't worth while tc
m botner about the answer, (it ii
5S merely in enterjection after all)
|y for dear woman cares not whe
,y makes the styles so long: as some
;a one provides her with the money
)r to wear them. But the questior
41 after all is not unanswerable. The
j, tailors and dressmakers and milts
liners make the styles and worn;s
an accepts them as she has acceptg
cd her convictions, her morals,
y ana her entire relation to^lite with o
out question. Woman is funda?s
mentally a passive creature and
;s she has learned well her lesson
y that in her passivity she finds hei
?s greatest power. By her passivity
0 she secures her position in the
,u world, oy it secures a husband and
o keeps a roof over her head and it
lV would be strange and anomalous
*e if she rose from it and rebelled
^ against fashion. When the dress e
makers of all the civilized coune
tries of the globe were in session
x in Paris last year, the greatest of
e all Paris tailors rose and explained
e the situation to . the bewildered
0 ana despairing rasmon mutters,
li The United States has passed
]] through the panic, he said, anri
U there are sure toibe hard times
,n ahead. Women will wear their
y their old clothes for economy's sake
>g and unless they can be made to
k feel the hopelessness of their old
[e K?wns we shall have i?o orders,
k Therefore the pleated skirt, the
y short sleeve, the normal waist line
le and the Incoming hat must go.
jr Promptly the dressmakers took
g- the cue. They t ok the last puck?
er of fullness out of the skirt and
g put on the market the abomination
known as the sheath skirt,
They added a dozen inches to the
its length at the bottom and raised
n it a fraction of a" toot at the top to
cut off^ihts 'possibility of making
oyer, the last years gowns. They
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brought Golfera tip to the dps of yt
the ear* and sleeves down to the ly
knuckles. 'Then they crowned th
| the hideous achievement with a he
monstrous hat that defied every g;
. law of beauty and aesthetics. They
I introduced iron clad corsets that
e suppress hips, bust and breathing
f but has any one heard a woman's
P voice raised against the travesty
they have made of the human Inform
devine. So far not a whisp- ~,f
er from women, but a chorus of .
5 ecstacy rises to the stars with the cc
latest announcement that the sj;
I sheath gown, the merry widow ^
' hat and the hunch back blouse are *
5 out. And all the time the men h<
? are demanding: "who makes the at
: styles" and the women are cal- J*
} eulating where the money is to bl
' come from to buy all ?f the de- w
lightful and enchanting things y
* that are going to be the fashion.
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The hazing of a Japanese stu- s
dent i n a California University
seems from a distance to be too
small an incident to warrant a war
between nations. But as long as
the jingos of both countries are
determined on war they may be
1 trusted to find a cassus belli eventually.
The kindergarten is said to be
' on the decline. What kind of nation
can we hope to become if the
youth of the country is allowed to
grow up without knowing how to
make raffia baskets and tissue
paper candles.
Since 1900 divorce in this country
has increased thrice as fast as
the population. But this
should give no ope cause for
alarm. It means simply the ap
plication of our much taught, les
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son ot me, h ai nrsi you cion i
succeed, try, try again,
The President has been offered
ten thousand dollars a week
to appear once a day in a circus as
the hero of San Juan Hill We
may have here the solution of our
perplexing problem, what shall
we do with our Ex-Presidents.
The public is fond of fancying
that Mr. Taft has the smile that
w?n't come off, but if anything
can ^ucceed in effacing it, four
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sars in the White House are 11
to do it. We hasten to pret
at iu March 1913 he will fin
trdcr to get the smile on that
it it off.
Death of Mrs. Bethea.
Mrs. Mary Jane Bethea died j
m. Tuesday at the home of
tughter, Mrs. M, G. Betl
he death, although not unexp
I as the deceased had beer
nee Wednesday, was quit
lock to her relatives and friei
lio rl t ntnica t \ f ltor /^oufk i
Uv UII vvi Vrcaiaovr vvs. uvi us.ai.11
fart failure superinduced b>
tack of influenza. Mrs. -Bet
as a native of Shubuta, Mi
it had spent tiie past three mot
ith her daughter. About
;ars ago while on a visit here
retained a fall and fracturei
nb from which she never ent
recovered.
Mrs. Bethea, prior to her n
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time; this is di
wronir Drincinli
mostat, causin
temperature ii
egg chamber 1
the room temp
conditions bru
that do not "
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Model Inci
temperature a
degree of heat
tained withou
Model Corrug
elusive rights
been granted
Patent Office
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bators only.
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pop out of all
few hours of ei
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ike- riage to Mf. Wm. bethea. was ir!V
diet J Miss Piatt of this county. WheniH
d it Quite a young woman she and lwf J
i to husband moved to MississippMH
where they raised a large familyVjJjj
She was a step-mother of the
Dr J. F. Bethea and was 78 years^J
of age. Although long past th^^B
meridian in life jcu-inv -.1 . -n-M.
^ tinued to enjoy th< 1
"er friends at the sam u> ....
,e*' with calm resignat .1 >vi k
ec. " call from life unto 1 i
1 The remains we ? ?iv . <
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Mrs. M. G. Bethec J
^vas ger, and will be mt t oyHj
' an another daughter. j
ea of the community ;
bereaved family.
she
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chickens but not on
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C8 and an unreliable ther- ldg
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but actual variations as
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t egg level and the proper
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variation by the New
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to this thermostat have 9
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bo that this important
be found in Model Incu- aj
ubators hatch on time in j
le egg chamber. Chicks
hatchable eggs within a .
vch other. We are repreIncubators
and Brooders
ar inspection.
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