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| VOL XXIV. KLXOSTKKK. SOl Tii CAROLINA, THinSOAY, MARCH 31, 1910. NO. 3
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LAKE CITY NEWS ji
AND VIEWS. '
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ANOTHER NEWSPAPER VEN-1
TUBE?MEASLES PREVALENT- i
PICTURE AGENT IN TROUBLE. j (
Lake City, March 28:?Mrs J M (
Sturppon went to Bishopville Sun
day night to see her daughters, Mrs!c
L H Jennings and Miss Eloise I *
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Sturgeon, the latter of whom came!
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over from Columbia Female col- (
legfe to meet her mother.
Mr and Mrs H Nachman and, ^
se<^fral children spent Tuesday of
.H|^^eek in Florence.
JC L Hirsch, Esq., was here from ^
Bpngstree last Thursday. j
Sheriff Blackwell of Darlington, t
^^vhodied lastw^ek, was a brother r
? of Intendant J H Blackwell of this | j
town. jc
A good many children of this i jplace
spent Faster nursing their re-! T
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spective cases of measles. This dis- ^
ease seems to be prevalent in this! c
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section and in some instances it is j
complicated with mumps. t
Dr W S Stokes, of whose inten- \
tion to corm here for the purpose c
of establishing a newspaper men- 1
tion was made in this column two r
| weeks ago, is here with his family; (
I and they have come to cast their i
fc lots with us permanently. The1 (
} doctor has secured an option to pur-; r
i chase a nice residence and is look-'t
ing around for a lot on which to j t
build a printing office. He is go- \
ing about the matter in a way to p
impress one with the idea that he f
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Individual attei
clothier, and will get
Our firmest frie
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s entering the field of local le
ournalism with no thought of any- 1
ling but success. ! a
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Dr W S Lynch was here from!
>?ranton Fridav on a business trip.
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Rain is badly needed at this writ- j ~~
ng. The ground is getting really!
Irv. There are hundreds of acres
)i beans doing their level best to'
:ome up, but cannot do so with- &
>ut the assistance of a little moisure.
The same observation will j ci<
ipply to practically all the gardens le
ilso. hil
Thursday afternoon Chief of Po- scl
ice Rodgers received a telegram St
rom the Sheriff of Jenkins county ,
leorgia, asking that one John H j fo:
IfcMillan, a young white man who an
lad been selling pictures some time sel
n this community, be arrested on ou
he charge of seduction. The ar- wc
est was promptly made and Sheriff sit
Sdenfield notified. Saturday Govern- su
?r Ansel instructed Chief Rodgers coi
o hold McMiHan until requisition If
)apers could be issued and directed cai
hat if the man could not be taken of
are of here, he be put in jail, coi
ilonday the Sheriff, who had wired
he arrest, came and carried the fel
)risoner to Millen, the county seat th<
if Jenkins county. McMillan, who wl
s a nice looking young man, was pe
lot at all anxious to return to tu:
ieorgia. The crime with which he ex
s charged is punishable under the tn
Ieorgia law by imprisonment for; usi
lot less cnan two anu not more i
han twelve years with no al- j lav
ernative fine. ' * ar1
Mr R B Fitch is shipping sweet I wi
>otatoes, and he is doing this to' ou
ill contracts that will net him at sin
he Gentli
and eve
sss N E W
WOMEN, MEN AND CHILDREN.
HE SWEI
that e
STAR BRAND !
MEN'S A
con
^MEN'S
?ceived. Latest styles to fit all siz
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ment is always complete with ever
ople's He
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. is not a "machine
on doorward.
ition, personal servi<
, of US.
nds have come out of
[GH ART" Spr
REDDK
ast $100 per acre for his tubers.
Mr R B Fitch has our thanks for
sack of fine "Georgia bucks."
W. L. B. |
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DUSTRIAL SCHOOL PROJECTED
Oman's Home Missionary Society
the Promoters.
litor County Record: The
Woman's Home Mission So-,!
ity, of the South Carolina con- j
rence, is considering the advisa- J
lity of establishing an industrial
hool in the Eastern section of the j
ate.
It is proposed to open this school !
r the benefit of tHb many boys
d girls who cannot avail themIves
of the advantages offered by
ir colleges. Such an institution
>uld require as a beginning, a ,
e of 10 or 12 acres and funds!
fficient to build and equip a plant
sting from $12,000 to $15,000.
this amount can be secured, we
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n nope mat. ine woman s ooaru
Home Missions will assume its
ntrol and maintenance.
We believe there is great need
It for just such a school, and
ere are many of our people to
10m its beneficent results will ap- i
al. Through the industrial fea-;
re the students can not only secure
penses at a minimum cost, but be j
lined in the various industries'
Lially taught.
The girls will be taught cooking, j
mdering sewing, and in all the [
ts of home-making; while the boys j
11 do the mechanical, farm and |
t-door work. A literary course
lilar to a graded school system
e Zephyi
Tvone needs wearing apparel tc
SPRI
LACES, EMBROIDERIES AN'
jLEST L
rer came to town?this is no id!
SHOES for Lad
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lplete line from the five cent va
AND BO
es at lowest prices. .Shirts, Col
CEET DI
ything the housewife needs. T
rcantile
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irther apart tt
t of ciol
which greets you p
:*e, helpful suggestion:
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sue "you ve-goi-io-sn
ing' Suits Are 1
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will be provided; but the chief -aim
of the school will be the moral,
social and spiritual* uplift of the
students.
We shall be glad to correspond
with friends of this proposed plan
of home mission work, as to its location
and possibility of aid.
Mrs W L Wait,
President Home Mission Society of
South Carolina Conference.
Lake City, S C., March 23, 1910.
W, EWOODS,
Lake City, S. C.
Agent for
Ford Automobiles.
Demonstration* given at any time. 8-31 -3m
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: Tobacco Fines.;
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1 Now is the time
I to place your order
for your t
: BARN FLUES. \
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i My shop is at the t
I same old stand in
t LAKE CITY, t I
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Branch shop at I j
Cooper X Roads, 1
Mail orders will
t have our prompt at- j
tention. J i
Yours to serve,
; A. E. HILL, t
LAKECITY, S.C.. j
4 OK COCPER.S.C.
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's Whisp
> fit the season. We are opening
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D BEAUTIFUL DRESS FABRICS
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e boast. Come and see our
lies; king qu
5 * STRAW
lue up to the latest style Panam;
YS' CLOT
lars and Cuffs. We handle the
ry our KURNEL BLEND COFFE
Company
OLES
lan the
thes Shop
erfunctorily, measures
s?these you are entitl
ow-me" ranks.
Now On View.
rgain Si
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? AN INV1
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X WE INVITE YOU to prov
ft starting an account in our bank,
O laid by. Then, if sickness or ot
V not have to worry about where
^ We will show you every courte
X and will be glad to see you, wh
X snail. Why not start RIGHT I
|THE FARMERS & I
o Lake Cil
A VW
O Safety Deposit
An Easter Egg Hant.
j
Masters Napoleon and George!
Ansel Nelson entertained a number 1
of.their little friends Monday after
' noon from 4 to 6 o'clock with an !
Easter egg hunt. Besides the fun I
of hunting the gayly colored eggs,
various games and childish sports
were enjoyed by the little folks and
the afternoon was a continuous
round of pleasure.
Dainty and appetizing refreshments
1 were served during the
afternoon and the children enjoyed
the feast of good things provided
and went home tired but happy to
chase in dream-land tho elusive
Easter egg. 1 <
?er Sprin;
daily
)ODS ?
I Fl?OM FASHION S CENTERS.
3IFORD
IALITY for Men.
HATS,
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a.
HING. ?<
celebrated Lion brand and have
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.E. We put it up against anythin
Y ^ Kingstree, S#
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you mechanical- |
led to from your ;|j
tore.
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ide for your future welfare by ?\
Get a good, substantial sum ft
;her misfortune comes, you will &
the next meal is coming from.
sy and attention at our bank, x ^
tether your deposit is large or X
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Saved A Soldier's Life.
Facing death from shot an<* shell
in the civil war was more agreeable
to J A Stone, of Kemp, Tex.,
than facing it from what doctors
said waa consumption. "I contracted
a stubborn cold,'! he wrixes,,
"that developed a cough, that atucfc I
to me in spite of all remedies for I
years. My weight ran down to ?pounds.
Then I began to use Dr
King's New Discovery, which c??pletely
cured d>h. I now weigh 178
pounds.'' For Coughs. Colds,
LaGrippe, Asthma, Hemorrhage,
Hoarseness. Croon. WhooDinir Couch
and Inn? trouble, itXeopreme. 50o.
$1,00. Trial bottle free. Gnarai-Ued
by D C Scott.
Old papers for sale at the Rea?rd
office.
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a complete assortment of
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