Cheraw chronicle. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, September 09, 1915, Image 4
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ut :
i am i
believer i:
every self
a social u
matter of
licenses."Governor
the Rev. 1
Saloon Le
I! This Is Pr
Is not States
every principl
Does prohibit!
ficing large re
this method, t<
control?
P. S ?"To the
SELF-GOVERNME
?Inscription on th<
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ILT1?
UffeGHfrratti (Klfrmtirie
Successor to the Cheraw Reporter,
which was established July 9. 1886, |
tttd entered as Second Class matter
* Cheraw, 8. C.
J. N. 8TRICKLM,
Editor and Manager.
Published on Thursday
by
*TRtCKMN f'RttfTlNG CO.
Cheraw. 8. C
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I
ent Wo i
Fa
n favor of local option,
n local self government,;
-governing community v>
nit should have the rig!
the regulation or of the
?May 1, 1911, Woodro
of Now Jersey, in a sigr
ihomas Shannon, Secret
ague of New Jersey.-esident
Wil
Has Held
ide prohibition unalter
e of democracy and g<
on really prohibit? Does
venues for dispensary cc
jgether with strict regul
LOCAL OP
American soldiers who, <
INT AND CIVIL LIBEI
; monument at Spartanb
1 years ago.-- Times hav
Few men really think althougi
each wotild deny the accuxtatlon. A1
though inun is KUplioseu 10 oe a ru
tioual thinking uniuml, thinking b
actually the hardest work' and tin
rarest he does. We hear a thing
ordinarily, and immediately form at
opinion about it. Usually self-Inter
est is at the liottom of our conelu
sions. We are told, for instance, thai
woman suffrage is a good thing am
we ought to have u law allowing wo
men to vote. Do we look into tin
matter J)o we study the argument.'
for and against woman's suffrage II
is the same with the tariff, prohild
tion, the unions, the Mexican sltua
tion, the Kurojieau war, in fact every
thing We have anything to do with
to hold up <vir judgement on a qnes
lou until we have had an opiKirtunitj
Mow much more rational it would b<
to study it from every angle. Then
form an opinion and stand or fall In
that opinion, until we learn some
tiling of which we have been ii
gnorance that might change oui
minds on tin' subject. Not to b<
open to convicitoii is pig headed. Xar
rowness is the bane of our wliob
?
.,# ..iviifir,n i?t vnnr mini
be o|icii to every argument an<
think?think for yourself.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Hall's Catarrh Cure has been taken
by catarrh sufferers for the pasl
thirty-five years, and has become
known as the most reliable remedy for
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the Blood on the Mucous surfaces, expelling
the Poison from the Blood and
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Cure for a short time you will see a
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Send for testimonials, free.
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Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
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up by local attorneys to fit into local
county collitinns. We have just added
to our stock regulation South Carolina
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I am a thorough
and believe that
rhich constitutes
it to control the
! withholding of
w Wilson, then
led statement to
ary of the Antison's
Firm
For Years.
ably opposed to
aod government?
it not mean sacrirnnties
preferring
nHnn and nrnnpr
MVAVA& MAK1A Jk^A. v|#vm
HON LEAG
>n the field of Cowpens,
fcTY. Wejfcnjoy the rei
urg, to Morgan and the
e changed since then,
i Tlie constant drive for "thrift"
having effect not only among the ol
people, but uuiong school child
. us seen by the rei>ort of sixty;
uivings banks formed in as in;
, v'hicagi public schools last year. '
i rejiort shows that 18,(KW child
saved $27,113.94, and of ths anio
- regular banks. Six pupils <rt the !
t enth and eighth grades conduct
1 hanks. Any sum from live cents
$5 is transferred to ? regular b
; and an account with the pupl
< opened. It Is reasonable to suppose t
t rural schools will adopt the teachinj
- thrift as a (subsidiary course. '
money could lie deiwsited in the h
banks in saving departments to
. three or three and one-half lier <
- interest. When the account amot
.* to $Ho, It could be withdrawn air
? ?100 bond paying four and a hall
i' live liercent could, be bought
' Many reputable bond houses it is i
- will sell a hundred dollar bond oil
i instalment plan, paying the full
r ount of interest on the amount der
1 led until the face value of the boil
- paid in full*
'
; PE RU MA
A A STANDARD FAMILY REMEDY
For over forty years i
has been used as A TONIC
AND STOMACH REM
EDY. Peruna aids the ap
; petite and gives new life t(
| digestion.
ORDINANCE NO. 107.
' Do it ordainde by tbe Town Cou
>f tbe Town of Cheraw and it is her
I ordained, that on and after the ra
cation of this Ordinance it shall lie
lawful for any person, whether ow
or driver, to run an automobile en
streets of the said town of C'horuw \\
s the "(TT OUT" of their alt rnol
oi?en.
Any jierson violating this Ordinn
shall lie punished by a line of not I
than One Dollar or more than Twoi
1 Five or bo sentenced to the Town
County Chain (Jans for not less tl
' One Day or more than .'10 Days.
Itntilied in Council assembled t
Oth day of August. A. I). 1015.
J. A. SPRUILL,
l>. I.. TIM.MAX, Clerk. Mayoi
wmammmmmmmmmmmmr warn
Vilson U
,ocal Onl
"My socj
my position i
ly as it was
letter to Mr. (
to be entirel,
Written fror
| Woodrow W
in defining
changed pos
the democra
and Unalterf
What Do
Dispensaries
ward the redi
road and gene
pay?
E. J. I
UE of SOUTH
January 17th, 1781, FOU
suit of their toil and sacrif
many South Carolina patr
Have principles ?
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nut
>ev- =
the
r: use Prir
but
K of
The
>cal Jf you do not want i
pay the family, at least yoi
eat stationery for each me
ints have the name of the
il a your family on it.
! or
<uitl If it is a private le
the printed heading could
nin- your name and belo\
W3i. name of your town,
,1 ^ James W. John"
Chesterfield, S.
=
Then al! members of 1
L ily could use it for tl
vatc correspondence.
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The cost is no great
you are continually pa
stationery when you
J in small lots.
We make you low pj
ncil lots of 250, 500 or 101
el,y envelopes to match, ?
tifl. printed.
mi
ner 1 v . ...
the i oucan ?avc it citlie
,Itl or fancy, and in singl
... or the fashionable fold
prefer.
nee
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tyor
J5he
his
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4
nequivoca
tion
i
died 'Shannon letter' precise
vith regard to the liquor issu
- ? > 11 in
when 1 wrote the letter,
Srogan is, or was, at any rate,
y consistent with it."?May
rt the Wfcite House at Washi
ilson, President of the Unit
his unalterable conviction
ition regarding his absolute
tic principles of self-gover
ible Opinion)
You Think?
pay hundreds of thousand:
iction of taxes, the s Inc
;ral improvements. What d(
m p\T\Tr\T
jrviMMrMiz/i'M, oci
CAROLINA.
GHT VICTORIOUSLY FO
ice. Let us emulate their f
iots who made their epoch
\ f * k
in on 1
ited Stat
separate HEKE'S THE *
a should Fashion is ine
smber of fashion has decree
hpad. of a"d postoffioe addi
stationery.
This does not
ttcr the ness or profession;
I. he just and woman?or y
v it the man?who writes
thus:
ou ' Of course not e^
* tates of fashion,
to-date you should
he fam- . ,
. It is but a qu
ie r ^ printed stationery
your personal equi
tie.
er than
vine for it is better to
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bUy ^ i ue neing 01 a leau
both character an
Neatly prints
rices on ancc that your
)0, with spelled, that there
mil also post office address.
he returned to yoi
delivery.
t plain Strangers to v
c sheets will not be requi:
I, a? you signature, or your
be few?probably
Send Your Orders to
Cheraw Chr<
Cheraw, S. C,
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ly defines
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14, 1915.
ington by,
ed States,
i and un:
belief in
nment.
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fund, good
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)es prohibition
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cretary j
I
R THE RIGHTS OF
ortitude and virtue.*
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fhisl
ionery I
TOY OF IT : |
xorable in its decrees, and 1
d that you have your nam#. 1
ess neatly printed on your fl
I
annlv alone to the buai*- iS
r x' ~*f ? .
al man, but to every maa V
oung man and young wo- fl
a letter.
rery person obeys the di* B
but to be considered up- I
1 do so.
I
estion of time when your m
will be as much a part of fl
pment as your hat or your jfl
' I
i lead than to follow, for
er indicates that you have
d initiative. B|
H
d stationery h am aasur- V
name will be correctly I
will be no mistake in your
and that your mail will H
i in the event of its non- H
rhora yon may be- writing B
fn niirrla nvpr VOlir fl
address, and errors will I
none. H
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