The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, July 01, 1905, Image 4
Russian Crew Kill Oiiiars
Captin and All Officers except
l-'olit complnnt Ones On
ltoatd "the Most Powerful
P> attic-hip Left
t ? the < '.mi
A > ' M u r
tiered
Odessa, June 2.^.?Tht red
flasr ?>f revolution is at the mast
head of the Kni?z l'otcmkinc,
Uussia's nio-t powerful battleship
in the black Sea, which now lies
in the harb >r in the lian.ls of miitin?'ei
s.
I he captain ami most of tile officers
were murdered and thrown
overboard in the open s> a and
the sh'p is completely in the possesion
<>f the ere a- an-l a few of
ficers who have thrown in their lot
with the mutineers
The guns of the Knia/ IVtemUine
command th" city, and in llr
streets masses of-triking w??m< u
who yesteaday lied before the volleys
ol' the troops, are now inflamed
by th "peclac'e of open
revolt orivboafd an imperial warship
and ar makie ; a !? Id front
against tire military.
Ail day ! >eg, bring h >.s been
he ird in many quarters of the city
A number oi barricades have
bet n erected and tumult and disnrtlrr
reign
rxiM-vr civil, ska nc.irr.
The main squadron of the Jllack
Sea fleet, consisting of the battle
ships (icorgci l'obied nosetx(Gorgia
the victorious,, with two
rrnUei ire i vm .-leil l.?
here to-night and a regular naval
battle is in prospect.
l hc lioters arc in a most defiant
mood and arc nut inclined
to surrender without fighting.
Reports oi' the munity, which
occurcd while the battleship was
at sen, arc difficult to obtain, as
the mutineers refuse to allow communication
with the shore; but
it is ascertained that ij arose
from the shooting of a sailor who
was presenting, on behalf of the
crew, a complaint against had
food. According to one version,
this sailor, whose name was OmHitchuk,
objected t ) the quality
of till- "hrtrtrllt^ f\r crvim
?
was immediately shot down by a
mess officer.
Weekly Crop Bulletin.
Washington, June t27.?'1 he
weather bureau's woeily summary
of crop conditions says:
'While heavy rains have hindered
the cultivation of cotton
over a large part of the central and
northern l'exas, where many
fields are foul, the crop as a wholo
has experienced gancrul improve.ment
through tho cjtton bolt.
The plants are generally under >
sized, e specially in the central and
eastern districts but good giowth
is nearly every whero reported.
Complaints of .ico continue from
C it / ' ' '
ooum *-aroiina and Ijeorgia. In
Texas leas damage from v.*eb
worms and boll weevils is inclicated;
in western Louisiana, howover,
Home fields have been abandoned
on account of weevils, and
in Oklahoma and Indian Territory
tveb worms continue damagin".
i1
So ne picking has been done in
extreme southern Texas.
"Under favorable cmiditiom
for transplanting tobacco, this
work has been largely finished nrul
the general condition of the croj
is promising."
GREATLY IN DEMAND
Nothing i- more in demand tlinn
n medicine which meets modern
reouiremcnts for n Mood and
system cleanser, such us Dr.
King's New Life L'ilii. They arc
just w hat you m od to cure .stomach
and liver troubles. Try them.
At Crawford lined, J E Mackoy
A (Jo's and Kundcrhurk Pharmacy,
drug store, *2~>c,guaranteed.
\
We...'. > t i' i1 Summary of 1 lie S
Waather ]Uir> mi |
'
I!)': temperature during the |
work on Mm? s ? m , Inn 29th, I
hvcimjm <1 4 debtees per day ahove ;
norm ?I. I he extremes were ti :
in ixi nu ii ?f 100 <1 v.jree* at I I ?1 - ;
f re* on * lie :?^rd, and a tninimmn 1
<>l 00 deproi s .il (iivcnviile < >11 the
22n<l. J here whs more than an !(
axoi t"-' anmnnt of briyht -un- 1
I
shin . A'though there wre 1 o (l
<1- strut live wind storms, yet there!,
were fiesh to bri?k winds each',,
<1.iy which, bcir^; hit and dry v
had 1 \vi!ti elf et on all wgeta a
lion, anil caused tltc ground to!,,
dry out vei y f.int. j
llure ut r<- scatter d shower-.',,
1'
mi several d jy* during the middle ! t,
?.fthe wrelc, most numerous in 1,1
the extreme western and north-I ,
i
western 'order counties, "nd|;,
vilely separated i ? other parts. 1 p
1 >y far the 1 truest p rtion of the !s
rt.ite had no rail. I he shower? p
v. t ro heavy in parts of Olonce, p
Uarnweil > nd I h r, nee c- un- ;d
ti< -.were g : endly light elewlu re j
here is need <>!' general tains j ^
in all nuts of the State, through G
the drought is ill >'. severe in the g
eetili" i counths, where the deli- (b
eimy -hue the Ill'st of Ju'e 1 11
: iiiomu1 tofr< m two to over three I '
i11
nclu's there having occcured no ! cj
bciKlici.il rain during this month ju
In many places the ground has! a
become baked and hard and tin- j
workable.
Farm work ma Ic rapid pro- ,
mess during the week where the j
-i ii was fit I'M cultivation, and j
prartiodly all fields have been,
rid of grass and weeds, and are in
bi tter condition than at any time i
this ?ea-on.
Cotton is suffering le<s from j
the drought than other crops, and ,
made a general improvement, although
the plants continue small
and are growing slowly. Cotton \
. 8
has now a health:: r col >r, and is I "
fruiting normally with a marked
*T uTcw-e to 'he mm i from which
blooming i- repot ted. The improvement
is confined principally
to cotton on heavy soils, while on j (
sandy lands the crop continues
poor and unpromising, and in .
many places lousy, and the plants *
have a sickly appearance and in a
few sections arc shedding their
lower leaves. Sea-Island oolton
is in good condition but has begun
to wilt in places. i s
Corn is suffering for rain, and
early corn is very poor; later
plantings arc better but will soon
deteriorate unless it rains. Most
of the March plantings hove been
laid by. Worms continue destructive
in the western counties.
Tobacco leaves are ripening and
sonic of the lower ones have
been stripped, cured and market
cd Wheat iiu 1 oats harvest is
now finished. Tide water rice is
doing well; June plantings in the
Georgetown district arc coming
up to fairly good stands. Gardens
doing poorly. Shipments of
peaches arc heavy from the ridge
section. Cantaloupe shipments
have begun, and watermelons will
be marketed next week*. Pastures
arc failing. It lias been too dry
to plant peas on stubble lands.
A GKT.V TIt AGED".
is daily enacted, in thousands of
1 hom"s, as Death claims, in each
ono. another victim of Constimpi
tion or Pneumonia. lint when
. (Jonahs and Colds aio prop
oily treated, the trapedy is averted.
F. G. Huntley, of Oaklundort,
1 Ind , writes: "My wifo had the
consumption, and three doctor,
gave her up. Finally . ho tookDr,
King's N(\v Discovery for Consumption,
Conphs and Cold so
which cured her, and to-day she
i-? we'd and strong.It kills Iho
germs of id I diseases. One dog.
relieve- Guaranteed at 50c and
$1.00 l>v Crawford Itros., J. KMuokcy
('<> l'undorburk Pilar,
maey, druggi-ls. Trial bottle frees
Foley':' Honey ana Tar
ror children,' nCt ,r,nre. No opiate>,,
Minister Saved From Mob
By Ruse Of Litle Girl
lad Been Warned Not to Preach
Longer a' Pottsville, Ark ,
hut Disregarded Injune
tion.
Memphi>, 'cnn., June 27.? A
Mmmercial Appeal special from
*asa, Ark., sa)s that the Kev.
. J. Gray, a Methodist minister
f Pottsvil'e has been saved from
ou;;h treatment at the hands of
mob only by several little girls,
/ho clung close t ? him ns ho left
sch 'ol, house, before which
early a score of men hail gath
re.d intent up'Mi seizing the
readier. Gray had been warned
i) prenah n?> more at (Jassa, but
isregurding Hi" injunction, lie
ode into thn town last evening,
ccotnpanied by his small daugli' r.
lie was in tlia midst of a
ermon, delivered at the school
ousc, before a congregation comosed
mainly of women and chi 1 ren,
when the mob appeared be)vc
the building. The minister
inniediately left tiie pulpit and
tailed f r the dtior, A number
i little gI Is fearful for his safety
rnsp'-d to his coat and clun* to
is sido untii the minister had
i.ule his wav through the mob
nd escaped through the <1 ir!<ess.
The presence of the chilrcn,
it is thought, restrained tho
tob. Gray was not pursued
nd left town this morning.
" > T' HiV^KBKSlMflHnKrSI
MURRIt V'S IRON
MlXlU K
No :s l lie t me to take n h|iiing
tonic lly lhi the Went iliing
to tnke is Moray'* Iron M xtuie
It inalvOH |>ur.-? t? oo?l ami
gets ri l of tliiittireil leeling. e t
uil d:UKstore"
oOc A ltOTTLIi
<>i Direct I "rem
The Murray Drug Co,
Columbia, s
To to the
I.ANfiASTRR MARRI.R
A TV 8 >
GRANITE WORKS,
'or Good Work and Low Prices
I* L iolSineh}
LANCASTER, S. O '
-Clubbing
Payable Strict
y
TIIK LEDGKR (twice a
f/-\T m \ r A t /. *
juumn.vi. ^twice a wcck
TIIK LKDGKR (twice a v
TON NKWS and COUR
year for
Till- LKOGKR and The
TOR one year for
TI IK I.KDGKR, The AT
SOUTIIKR.N CULTIVA'
Till-; LKDGKR (twice a v
CONSTITUTION (three
TDK LKDGFR (twice a v
WORLD (three times a w<
tmk lkdgfr, atlan
and FARM, one year for
Positively Carm<
! Grout expectations are hold o
| Senator I ilhnan's promised spcci. i
i at Greenville on the Fourth of Jr.
! !y. \V:'I it be fiery or watery e
tire w two y ??t liarleston l'ost,
- - r-e (tv*** ?
Norway lias proven that scce
, sion i > light when the section o
( country which secedes is I?i;
enough to mak" the other settioi
; douht its ability to coerce the se
ceding section. ?Wilmington Sta
Come to think c.f it. Admit.t
logo has rather put himselt i.u
of a job. ?I' hi I tdelphia Press
.. -w, _ ..
' fclCKFNINU IS 11 IV Eli I Ml I i I
of Aiiguo .-ti.il iXinlutiu, can l>e it
P.evod and tioed with Khetia
j bitters. I n s is a putet m?....
J .iit-dieiue; ?1 cf-pieiul i r: . lit i;
malaria, lor it exert* a t.u uin<
tive influence on the disease, <11 iv
1 ng it emit cly out ol itu: sis t in
it is mueli to h>- tuelerred to Quin
ine, having Hone of this drug'
had afler-etfccte. K. S. Monday
11.......... i.. r 4. M .
* i 1 1 KI I II II l I ?I , 1 L.\*t VI l ? t \ T . * jt I J
i-lMthl'l* WHS VlM"\ lo.v Wi ll I1U.1 ll I
n! lev. r niul j uie.dioe, till lc tooli
Klectiie IlitU'is, *\hic'? *avid ! ii
! I i t<*. A > Cm w i? i ! Sit oa J i*
M.cke> & (J<?. and 1<%un? r ur5<
IMini'iiihCy <li vi i Mures; price 5On,
?_u iranleed.
|- SHOES We
are expecting u cull
from yon. We now have
a complete lino of Tun
and White Cunvis Ribl>on
l ies, just the thing
for summer any price
from $1.00 up Wo cu!.
special atteution t > our
High (Lade line nt
DRESSY low cuts. Ed
win Clupp for men La
Franco for women.
r- **oaa**Jk wes auBEKsanasn
CHERRY & CO.
PROFESSION Al. \ tU)
Dit M 1* Ckawkokd I>it It ( Hiiowk
CRWVFOKI) A* liftOWN,
Physicians and Sin genu*.
I ane.iuder, s. (
Trent met t ?>f the ej'? : '.sc
tli'on a cpecinltv.
Calls proinp ly answered day o
night. OlTi"e over Crawford Urns
Hi ug Store,
Phones: Olliee, N > I7l>; it idenco'
Nos 11 and 36
? Ratesly
in Advance.
week) and the ATLANTA
) one year for $ ' 7
/cck) and THE CHARLES
IER (twice a week) one
vt I n
SOUTHERN CULTIVA$,-7
LA NT A JOURNAL and
FOR, all three one year for $2.0<
vcck) and The ATLANTA
limes a week) one year f?>r ?2.01
/cck) and The NEW YORK
cck) one year for $2.o<
TA JOURNAL and IIOMK
>t So ml on Credit.
T. S. CARTKR,
Pub. Ledger.
f
mammmWBZ&?A\tge(ablc
Prepnrnlionfor As - ! i
1 t sfmilalingUicFoodaiulRcduIa- .1
( ling the Stomachs tuulBowcIs of
rromolcs Digcslion.Cluvi fulness
and Rest.Contains neither
Opium,Morphine nor "Mineral.
' ' Not "Namc otic .
1 i *
JiKifie of ObMrSAMUElPiTCHER \
v! i : Seed, ' ?
dlxXttuut ? \
: /AxAd/rMit- S
slttiv Xtxrl *
Jhf&ntwtt) - }
77/ Cnrf?7r.nlrSoJa v i
Mfrtft St+d - |
- Ctmfird Xianr
Wntr/yi crrt fiaTcr. ,
Apcrfccl Remedy for Conslipa- 1
' lion,Sour-Stomach.Diarrhoea J I
I Worms .Convulsions.Feverish- 1 \
ness and Loss or Sleep.
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Facsimile Signature cT
1 EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. /,
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W: i prjicti'i? ut < ?! i la vii ami
| C.>Uiitv in lai'icas'o \ A . i -.iMs ?' r
iIhy o' niit i will r enive *t mi,.* u.
t uition
Jar.. 1<). 190i ?if.
NOTICE.
t 1 lie Inuitd tif count \ lOuuuis?
-inneis in their meeting Wmduy
? pa- 8od II i-?'!.!' ion i* ili" ell. rs
tlnil Inieiftrr r. > m igiM rate in
IjUien.lei tv i. si ? will l>" n.dd f< i
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Ii mi?i;x ;i tn>:o 'it nnl< s- il is mi
' possitil' t i ! tin: < u'- nor, >unl
r I ht'll 'ill I I J '! .'.Ii' t < t l?t ( Mt;! \
. j w itli the !a \ I: v - .-iii i.1^' ill: htviis
; 1*1 <?III Hirer rill/! s of ill" i?Ii
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mo'lniif cotnuiniutv in it it i- uu;
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. purl ?ut that :ui iiMpirri l>e In 1 i in
; lilt pin tirul.u- ra-c under c uisiihu I
lit ii m. M c (.illI dm r.
' nl \ "-'nprr v snr.
1 Notice.
My !< ;i|l'iv ?>tti o <i; y-. \v i! !.t! : at j
unlays uiul fir*! Mo <! ? <. ' !i oilier
days you w: 11 ll:. I i) :ii uiy oll'i e
near 1< ?fc d p.! VV;M keep soSoo!
look ' 'i 1) t. < id ' oi '.V' I l? iX' I
to wait ' !! :? ,j day mi Hie ivei-k
W M Mo re
(' > Hum' f /? !u ii in
J ill lii, |!M
Mn hTrA/ 'p ^ rrrr
mm lij LUftI
1 ?\M it* mI ii r inyi'oitvi! M i i
lenders ? ' m: iy ! N< w V I'm ' ' . ,
Willi wll -111 I lll i1' ' to l.rjrol j I' I" I -I
SW-Uitd I?V I'l s! Mi l l.'iuri'iltip ovr I
c-ollou r.nir ii 7 jar o I:!, il l * '-i ?
5 repny?l);o iu uuiiti it . >l? 'nn ills ?.f
live : o;u- No Mr ki"in i' or vonuin '
ftloli eSaitf il I Mi v ; la.fOii: i !;
charge '<> r a'.s im-r > it
i; ; \\ v i ! :,
A l?lf ill --'".11 ? . >1 111* II l.uw
Wiathrop College Scholarship
0 and Entrance Examination.
T t- ex iiiio 'ion it (In' iiw:iii1 of
va< liul sclio rusVp- i\ \Vi ul !:i op i ol
li'L:H nn.l for I !u> mlmlunlrtit i>( nn . uin
(ion18 will to !i lil ) ' 1111* county < ? ot
Hou-o oil F i - y .In y 710 ill !la ni.
A pplii'.iiils <?--t m l t? ? ..? I itm li li't'Ii
\ l as ; I i:, t . \\ Iti-I, ;.!> .1 slilj s
mi? v;io ilcd nf rj 11v 7>ii liioy ? i I
b~ u .v.ii- i t'losi- m tiling i < o l?i{(;>
e-t ii or ?i?o i ih h ox nil .i'i ?! j?r > i(imi
I lo y iiii ot ' lio coii'l f in n ijov n?
I ii-' i lie uw-ir i. A|?il?i* i* Im <?r noli >!?.
<irHhliiM sliimiii wr' -* in I'll iii- i.t
^ Ji>liiiMi.i lir*fn e lie cxaiii'ii l inn 1 r
oil I'll ? : 11 > ? X Villi* II' (ill III 4:i'\m
S; Imlni-lil ;ix lire wo-ill $ Ml mi i
f> i o lull K'll ill i i X l ?i <a i 11
I on So| t hi ? r -il |}jo> Km fni*1 >> i*
iiironu.it on < > ulc^ii it''ilr > ;
I'rO i > t? JllllllM) ,
D Ivo :k 1 i Mi, A I',
hu'.ico .(>. t!iu Pun! in j
1 will I.old nil inijll. at in tin- I
c. iiuiiy. Phono to ui\ tvuilonce j
iit PIoh ant Hill for n:c who i
nordod.
\. Montgomary Cu*kcy,x
opt. 2d?If
" -.TJW
For lafopta and Children.
fhe Kind You Have
Always Bough?
Bears t&o J/ %
Signature
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Thirty Years
tmc atKT?vn ec?rPAfiv. tt~v ro*? citv.
Mss^Sr-s&Eci
j. E. RUTLEDGE, Dentist,
Lancaster, S. C.
Wurfciu*; <>ii credit doesn't pay,
und imy t< cu from this li.no
lionecfoi tti ii: o -t.ictly cash.
OiiJubi ; Pricuai,
Cold Killing ?1.50
\midgnm Killing 75 c*t?.
Ccuicnt l'"*11 i:ii* 75 ct
Klinitilt l'l.ATK,
Kill I upper a-l of 1 colli ?12.00
Upper ami lower act ?25 60
! i.er prices are strictly
for cash. No wor.\ ?lon?- except
for ? i di or ^o"(| .county.
J. li. R?J iLEDGE, Dentist.
j./uniiv F.)STt:it.
. ULorniiy <({ Laiu,
lanoastkk, s. <\
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r?* T T.-- tps ^tacra
1A . a - 1 . : > 1 ; . I O : ti-rtl*
i'.N VS L \ li;:;: D1VIDKNDS !
VOL' I-.. :t r, i s . I
uiMitt ii Wf ifuarioocc KHilH^icitniit
1 oil!- 111 I ln'l 1 " n?; 1)1 in^r ||lO
ni si pr i;i ;il; i: c\ l.uvs in? npurio h
I a si r i litn?;tviMi is ttrst i?lasa No
ollo r' u-iat'sa C-'IK'ue < 'I'-r i.e'ler mivai
t * r- IV iov now oH prepare
a i a u r;tivo si ; n. Our cneluates
:i! I I ?! emit. i i uS I .I V"U wo
li v.* -i -!e 1 liuailn' is?iliey are in
j? in ;t s. Wo oiler speuiiii rates
Ma ' til's ; (V I? i\inns , (lolleoo
Columbia, IS. C.
Aug. 21), 1901 ? tf.
*- ' ? 1 ? *
* 1 " '"" ^
are the most fatal of all diseases.
cure is*
I ??f? b ? 8u&raQt68d Remedy
cr money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by eminent
physicians as the best for
Kidney and Bladder troubles,
PRiOH 50c. Kcd JI.00.
L rc.'s'itj' AN; om?>nR
I i A i I A >
. !. ? in nfli ' M:iy lis, I9,,5,
iy *..? ''?i? ' **t? i
' tfS'i liOT t't I >.
j,v i ti ir.'iHtfi, 0 3 > a in 3 45 p in
l.v Fori s.aivii, H 49 u in 4 15 [> in
;,v K v|1 In h 59 ? in 4 30 p in
i v iviaiiiilliK, i *10 a in 4 4i |> in
Ar ! Instfr, ' 80 a in ft 1ft p m
Ar * Inn 'oi le, So U 9 ft> n in 7*00 p m
\i nlumlilu So KID Ift a tn
li A w ' ?'* IT? , i
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TjV < hit I ??!? , So 11 Olio hiii 0 l'C |i in
liV Iter"1 * 1, 9 00 a in S !ft j> m
i v Jit, 94o a in s 81) p m
1. ?'.:,*<u?MnviMe, 0 o n m S 4 > |> r?
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i 1 jStlii'i-MU I' 10 .'? ) a in 0 ift p {])
CONN KU I ION:-.
Ii.mUm"?Southern. ^hi'imii ami
r linn & ?\oi l liwi tern rail way*.
I .ain-Hnter? Southern K ii. v. i\y.
A P. .1/cijlJitK. f-nt TialMa mirr
1 BUOY i.
Fr<\ t uiiil Traflfto M Aijager.
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