The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-08-31

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ESTABLIS HE'D In 1869.
Published Three Times Each Week.
Tuesday, ThurIday and Saturday.
Entered as second class matter on
January 8, 1908. at the post office al
Orangeburg, s. e., under the Act Of
Congress Of Ms'eh, 1870.
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How soon is the place of the man
vacant who i'm AGNES that he alone
can fill it?
What. some people call luck is
nothing more han shrewdness and
good judgment.
The man who tries to be clever
never gains his end. His very at
tempt makes fs.ilure certain.
Every step If real progress that
one makes il creases his influence
and gives him additional value to So
ciety.
The man wi O. goes around with a
Uriah Heep ty.,e of humbleness is a
man who needs watching every step
Of his way.
Some people put themselves to an
unconscionable amount Of trouble to
make themselg IS unhappy. when they
could. be as .bli .hesome as lark with
but. half the effort. It shows what
a distorted view of life one may get.
The Charles ton Evening Post says
"appreciate just how wrong Taft was
in yetoing the wool tariff revision bill
it is to be considered that even
Hemphiil. in he Richmond Times
Dispatch condemns the Presidents
Every, child is entitled to be born
Into Wholesome surroundings and
fair ,opportuni les. But the sad fact
is that multi tudes of children are
brought into his world with all the
moral and other conditions against
them.
If one trips and falls because OF
some mistake what is the use OF re-
manning down and fretting. Far
better to get up again, and, learning
wisdom from the mistake 90 forward
with more ca altion but not with less
resolve to viii.
- What the -,rre food law properly
enforced means for the people IS now
better undert TODD than ever before
and with the 'esults of increasing the
conviction thLt it should be applied
with greater and not less effective
ness. The effort to oust DR.. Wiley
has done this much.
Some husbands never realize the
good qualities of the wives until
those wives are In their graves. They
spend so mt ch time in associations
other than. those Of the home that
they have little knowledge of the
faithful, toi ang patience of their
wives or the needs Of their families.
The rasca lities being brought to
light in Washington goes to empha-
size the growing opinion that no de-
partment of The entire system Of gov
ernment is without some need OF at
tention, by snquisitors. It begins to
look as if tie whole thing is run In
the interest of the trusts and tariff
barons.
The exam pie set by idle sons OF
idle rich fathers makes one realize
what bless ing it is that most people
are born poor or with but limited
means. II .some Of these multi-mil-
lionairs MEL rould be separated in
time from their wealth and compell-
ed to earn their living it might be
noccihle to make something decent