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CRAWFORD & BROWN
Physicians and Surgeons.
Lancaster, S. C,
Treatment of (be eye, nose am
throat a specialty.
Calls promptly answered day 01
night. Office over Crawford Bros
Dtug Store.
Phones: Office, No 176; R idencei
Nos. 11 and 86.
Business Ediinat.inri
PAYS LARGE DIVIDENDS !
YOU nee<i a practical busluese ed
uoation We guarantee satisfaction
Course* of study endorsed aa being ?h<
m ?t practical; I) ey have no superin i
Instruction given is first Mas*. N<
other busine.vt college- ter ad
vantage*. K iter now am! prepan
K>r a lucrative nosltl n. Our graduate;
are In demand. Let us as?i.st y? u. wi
have assisted hundreds?they are li
positions. We offer special ratei
Jdacfest'sS. 0. Business Collect
Columbia, S. C.
Aug. 89, 1904?tf.
W. F. LANEY ,
Physician and Surgeon.
Calls answered from office ii
rear of Funderburk Pharmacy
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uunug tuo uay, uihi irom l'G81
dence on Eltn utreot at night. .
Reiidecce phono, 38.
Office phone, 118.
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' BOWERS' BROS.
Builders and Contractors
. Lumber, all kinds, for sale.
Drtasing and Matching at short
| notice.
r Turned work and Scroll work a spec*
iatty.
fi^Glve US your orders,
BOWERS BROS.
Near Depot.
Feby. 28, 1004.
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J. E. RUTLEDGE, Dentist,
Lancaster, S. C.
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Working on credit doesn't pay,
and my terms from this time
henceforth arestiictly cash.
Reasonable Prices,
Gold Filling $1.50
Amalgam Filling 75 cts.
r<eniftnk Killinn 7K />*
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RUBBER PLATE,
Full upper set of teeth $12.00
Upper and lower set $25.60
t^"~rbese prices are strictly
for cash. No work done except
for cash or good security.
J. E. RUTLEDGE, Dentist.
Ho who udvertises for a^wife
may get what he advertised for
but he seldom gets what be wantled.
v
Happenings in ine state.
As Chronicled by the Alert Co
respondents of The ColunTbit
State.
JIM BROWN RELEASED.
Florence, Nov 8. ? Jim Brow
the negro who was brought bac
from New York and wlin barl
hold for betting tire to the Dix
warehouse, has been released, tl
officers being 6atificd that he is tl
wrong negro.
YOUNG MAN KILLED IN SALUDA.
Saluda, Nov. 8.-Today at aboi
12 o'clock, while on his way t
the polls, doe Donny Wills,
young white man 22 years old,th
son of ex-Auditor Wills, wi
shot and iastantly killed nee
Berry's cross roads about te
miles from here, in this county
by Johnnie Berry, also white
He was shot twice with a breect
loading shotgun, one shot takin
effect in the breast and the otht
tearing off the back part of h
head. There were eye-witness*
to tho terrible tragedy but node
tails can be had at this distan<
from the scene of the killing.
SCAFFOLD FELL AND KILLED TW
MEN.
Charleston, Nov. 8.?Wbi!
directing the work of several me
on the roof of the residence <
Mr. Samuel Israel today the seal
f Iding gave away and Mr. U. '1
Musters and the three slatert
Frank tlogan, Levi Michel an
John Butler, were precipitate
a distance of 40 feet, resulting i
the death of Mr. Masters imux
diatelv and of H tarun n enimin
n l"~ v
hours latorandthe probable dent
of the other two men.
WHITE MAN CONVICTED OFMURDE
IN OCONEE.
Walballa, Nov. 8.?Com
convened here yesterday morn in
Special Judge Joseph A. McCul
ough presiding.
The tirst Case to be taken u
was that of Earle Rocbestei
charged with the killing of Wa
ter Mills on the 12th of Ma
last. Both Rochester and Mill
belonged to prominent familie
and their relatives and friend
were presont in large numbers
Much interest was manifested.Th
rendered a verdict of guilty jur
of murder in the first degree at
o'clock after having been ou
three hours.
1 1
?nw uiuur uumiciue cases wi
probably come up at this tern
that of Lee Soegle for killin
Marvin Docison and a negro fc
CD
killing another.
NO! A SICK DAY SINCE.
"1 was taken severely sick wit
kidney trouble. I tried ull <
medicines, noue of which relieve
me. One dayl saw an ad of you
Electric Bitters and determine
to try that. After taking a fe
doses Holt relieved and soon thei
after wus entirely enred, and ha*
not soen a sick day since. Noigl
bora of mine have been cured <
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Livt
and Kidney trouble and Cioneri
Debility." This is what B. I
Bass, of Fremont M ri t?ntu
Only 50, at Crawford Bros., J. 1
Maciey & Co. and Fundeibui
Pharmacy Druggist.
The chap who thinks ho knov
it all is an easy mark for the bui
ko man.
?? mm ivitin lviiied W'liilo Iieat-I
ing A Hide.
^The State (Jth inst.
1 Yesterday morniDg, about 0 '
o'clock as heavy through freight i
No 22 on the southern from Sa- '
vannah to Columbia was nearing
Thors station it became necessary |
n to (lonble the h?ll a few miles I
;k south of tho town.
;n The train crew found two ,
ie young white men beating their
joiwuy una put thom off. When i
jeltho detached part of the train was 1
being brought up ono of the i
young men fell under the train j
and was killed, his held being j
. ciushed. !
11 .1. .
His companion gavo the young .
man,s name as vYill Smith and
a his home as Greenville. llo *
? was about 25 or 30 years of 1
18 age.
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1 Baptists Fighting Lynching,
b
The Baptist Ministers' confer1
cdcc of Richmond has recommend- (
* ed to the Virginia Baptist convon- j
tion, soon to assemble, the
is
adoption of a paper prepared by 1
38 Rev. Dr. S. C. Mitchell of Rich
mond college ?hich is a protest
against lynchiug. It is bold by i
Dr. Mitcholl thai lynching is :
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wrung uuu uio iouowing reasons
? tor that contention are enumerated:
le 1. Because it does not 6top
in crime.
jf 2. Because it brutalizes a comf
munity.
T. 3. Becauso it tends to widen
j, the scope of its jurisdiction,
d 4. Because it sometimes coiir*
d founds the inuocent with the
n guilty.
e- 5. Because it hamstrings the
)f only power that can afford us profa
tection under tho anomalous conditions
in which we of the south
live.
r G. Because it projuccs the
worli against us.
7. Because it frightens from
^ our borders desirable immigration
? and investments.
8. Because the lynching of
nnirrnnrt int-?nuifio? ^a^inl K5m?..
-n """ ullL01'
D6S8, and retards any helpful adj'
justmenl of the strained conditions
in the South.
y
^ 9. Because it inpeaches the
spirit of fairness in the Anglo'8
Saxon.
Is
10. Because the continuance of
' hnching will tend to bring federal
interferenceg
Readers of The State will re^
cognize each of these arguments.
Shey have seen them presented
jj singly or in groups before. Mr.
j Mitchell is endeavoring to impress
^ those persons more likely to view
* the practical, material side than
the moral To those with a moral
conscience ho could well place
as the first reason why lynching is
wrong that it is murder, often
:h the most cowardly, cruel and demoralizing
kind of murder.
>(* Every lyncher is a murderer; no
)(j arguments can wash tho bloodw
stains from his soul.?The State.
f6 DANGER OF A COUGH.
b- Pneumonia, gripp, cold, bronchitis
and nearly every other dangerous
sickness of this k'nd is usually the de
3r velopment of a Slight cough Too
al many people are laid up and too many
? die from diseates where tliey could so
easily knock that first cough in the
8. head. Murray's Horchound Mullein
?\ and Tar cures colds. It ?lrops the hot
i torn out of a v.ough. Everv druggist
has it for 25c a hoitle Remember
"Murray's and take no other. Regular
50c size
fs Woman likes to ho called a bird
u- until sho suddenly rotnenibors that
' parrots aro birds. '
BEAD lliS
A man says he can iv- ok* t' > Ki.-si.tn
will relieve those sinking sp?-Ii.- N't ?
our low prices for same >r mh
Wo unfurl to 'he pop rali :i <<f I uc t
intf country one of tin* I .1 s l> 1 ?? >
1'liHii.lisc (hat it has ever t ?? tin- | U;t-i.rc
posseHrt.
No doubt you till ku<>\v I? local ,, \
l.'ruwford lit oh Drug Hf re, cm >i mi
prices, for we arc lietidq.mr.c: hire lor h.;i
GOOD GOODS
Mammoth Stock of G>u?l s (Mot hi; Y ut i
toadies Clonks, Sacqucs, Jack s ami 10 ron
dylos, all pricea.
UNDER WEAR UNI)
Children's. We :,sk yo i spc-ial ; .
[>artmeiit. We will astonish > oil
mt>ia* ..a
Mens furnishing good.*, Notio..s, i ,, , , ; ,
hildreus and Ro\s Shoes, which w<? a fy
iny one will sell you for lcs? in lb n w
btwa>s tells.il some woman do.snh te'l li;
?ro great DA IU 5 AINS.
compare, cflmt
ire Wo ? nly nave room to m -i ti ut a f w
n plain li4ure-i. Mens Suits, $15 every .v.
Men's Suits ?12.50 every where o L. u
44 44 $10.00 " 44
44 41 ?9.00 44 u
?i 44 ?7.00 4k 44
4 4 4 4 ?3.00 44
This is only n sample of our lo .v p:ie. .
iuantit>. The greatest bargains ever
)vercout3 for ?11 00. ?0.00 ov. i j i
!ov ?4.25.
Our Boy's Suits: We'll tneti'ion a li
ti4 suits at ?2.50; ?3 su ts at ?2; ?2.50
Ladies' Suits.
ire sold over tlie Globe sit ?1 > t > ?U>.
PG.50 LAIHLS SKILlTS: ?^ >ki:M-- wt
at ?2.50; ?3 skirts wo soil at ?1 5 ); ?1
Impossible to menti m all of our s
shirts every where 50,?, our pri e 05 e.
without a shirt.
HATS ! HATS !!
Ask to see our Hat Department before
Wo almost forgot to mention our
waists for Ladies. All stylos, shades i
our bargains in Ladies waists. The ?
?1.50; ?1.50 kind elsewhere, our price
prico 75e. Wo are not bothered abou
ored about room and they must go. 1
Pauls for Eve
?5 pants for ?3.60;.?4 pants for ?2.7.'
for ?1; ?1 pants for 70c. We have in
lion. AM we ask is for you to conic ai
is your money's worth or your m >n<\y
Yours U
Hip jhiitiiiicivi
i in1 uvimn/iim
-- Sulfr MS
NOVEMBEI
Tho greatest gathering of m?rryni\Uet
* linn.
Everybody Welcome,
Star performers of the Midway g
Balloon Ascentioti and Parachute Lenj
tower by a woman enveloped in tlames
Daring High Wire and Trapeze Perfc
AUTOMOBII
FIRST IN Tilii SilBTil, $750
PtRTlfll
Firemen's Tournament,1
Military Prize Drill. $25i
Live Stock Show $J00 ji
Knight, Tournament $12;
Floral Parade, Trad's Di-phiy, I
oth^r entertaining features. Com I
thing freo and a hospitable wo!<. ;u .
Thanksgiving Daj Wii
CVrilDCIAM DITL'C AM
juawukjiuh i\;isLiJ wn
?
iavy ?li. h :i j iv'.cnt medicine that
n it ! tit. vis >1 ; 11nt will yet around
I.aui-a r Comity aud surround
1 and I -t M:-!fcle?l stocks t.f meri?f
ui i i to hold, occupy or
! >' u it the ' i-jeiis :ry and
tls if yc ,1 ;v. looking I'll* Jl)\V
;aim
in- \V r .1 / the ilnp in cation
ll'id.'a t oriv. pondiii? drop ia on.*
i'; . 1- ?y ' a:u! C:iil.troll's clothing,
Mill*. ins all shades, colors unit
li; P \\1 V \ U Mi'ii'u Lu
i '^1 IV dies' and
v vis t<> y > thi vi di this tie-.
i(..\ 'rlt i W i ivo a I ifil to our
if Jj, ,.i ? it': (>.'t'tothiiiir.
I";i'I an I oomph; lino of Ijudius,
coini>> tilion ? m. Wo deny that
e will and do in hi I pro if. i'iuio
. !' l!? will tell you tluil our goods
tjiftp 3i?',v'! 1!
vv* lower our prices
of our piMl goo Is mark :d
i 'ie el e, our pi ice $lo.
our price $1M)0.
4' 44 7.50.
44 ' (>.00.
4 4 4 I 50.
4 4 4 4 0.75.
Tl. ro is 'otyl'', quality and
known in oveivo us. $'S.OO
- for M.O >: 8 s. Oil overcoats
w (1 iheni. 80 suits at $o.75;
suit i at 81-5.
>r in ale, ui -to- Into, !atc>t dc
uir t .it handsome. Tboy
We - ii them tor 8 s, 87 50,
: a 181 511; s;> skirts we sell
J7 a/rt . we soil at IS cents,
'vie- \ 1 prices. Xeglegeo
mts. No excuse for going
All styles and prices. 75c
hat for 50a; $1. hat for 75c.
i buying.
large and varied assortment of
and cuts. Listen at a few of
J kind everywhere, our price
08c; 8L kind elsewhere, our
t low prices, but we are bothjarge
Stock of LAN L'S.
rybody.
?: 80 pants for $3; 81.50 pants
my g.i k!s that we cmuot mould
see and the beauty about us
I..W.1,
UiiV, IV .
> please.
mi
i *22-25.
s ever lioUl ia South Caro
fiverytliinj? Free
i jq tree street exhibition* daily
->. lli^h Dive from 90 foot
Chasm Leaping liicyeliat,
jrinors^ etc, etc.
i PitlZSS. 50 (AitS TO
MTB.
?550 prizes offered.
r\
j prizes,
jrizes.
d prizes.
[mm! Hull, Firework# ami many
> Sn nt'. r Fostival week. Every
il be tins Big Day.
ALL RAILROADS