> I ANSA? Vol. XIII. /c??&\ r^SA /4^v y00 v arils 4-4 wirlo Poi^oiu >* * ^ a ^ - J ?? iViV x V i V/lliO (It I 1,000 yards Barker's Bleach at S^c per y.\ wide TalFeta Silks at 75 cents. 1-vard v guaranteed, at $1.00 per yard?worth $1. v notion samples, hiss 33Jf and 50 cents or *0 Splendid bargains in the samples in Shi Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Suspenders, Belts, ^ yards Swiss and Hamburg Edgings, insertin ^ at prices that defy com petition. , 20 Suits (j ^ and Linen at $ 1.50 the suit. An all-wool Suit for $4.50 ; 50 $10 Suits, odd lots, at $(>..' & Odd lots in men's ? $2 Shoes?to Close, 98 J per pair. Ask to see our "MATCHLESS' ^ $1.15 the pair. Our entire stock of men's h & and ladies' and misses Oxfords to go at li ^ you have not hut 5 cents to spend you can g TT pair of Hose, a 10 cents pair of Suspender ^ bottle of lie lined Sewing Machine Oil, 10 I (tfjt Thread, or a hundred, other articles too ^ mention. ^ Do Not Fail to Coi to see us. We will make it pay you, whet ^ much or little. Yours to serve, ^ Funderbur] Our Big Cut Pric OF SUMMER GOODS Growing The people are quick to catch 011 to a good ever }rou go the "Cheap Store is the interesting There is no medium of advertising so great am the real bargains across the counter, and here putting in the licks that are pulling the trade so Every day people go from our little "bee hive" fied over the good things they found so cheap, friends and neighbors, who come and find go< their entire satisfaction New bargains have our store every day for the past week or ten da} lots have been replaced with rapid-selling good "BETTER GOODS AT BOWER PR is our motto alwavs. We intend to oivo lw?tt week than the week before- As the season advi wholesale houses more anxious to sell goods, an ed in some ol' the best things we ever saw. Oil big lot of white goods at one-third under price Lawns, the 20 cents kind, at only 12$ cents. Lawns, the 1G$ cents goods, at only 12A cents. Dimities at only 8;\ cents. One of the most des are showing is a beautiful quality Silk Mull is pink, blue stud black, worth 40 cents, our price the yacd Those beautiful Lawns, Swisses and are running at o cents the yard are proving n iiient for us everybody says they can't match for less than 12i and 1 T> cents We have a smai vmneoes tuat \\?' will elo.o 0 cents. A FKW TUA 25 cent-, Lisle Vest*, j<>!> price 10c lOcgnts Ilo pair 7c Fine lot Fans at ono-thinl oil' Fine third o(T Fine lot ladies' Waists at one thin SO cents for tin- "0 cents kind, and 00c for tho coriied Wash Silks at 60 and (>0 cents have he We have a limited supply to cloao at the yard percale dress Shirts, the 40 cents kind, at only good work Shirts at only 21 cents. Wo arc negi lot of Pants to run cheap ; in tho meantime w those $1 cassirm ro Pa t at 09 cents; those $4 and those 13 Pants at $1.90. Wo thank the pe( and vicinity for their cordial and liberal patrona assure them that our coming will ho their gain. Yours ver E. E. C 0 (%JL ,TKR EN JK*. MaurJ JSL. jL*~ V LANCASTER, S. C., WEDNESDAY * % ' A1MSCJIKNT CONCI.UDKI). v I E3 i? ^ J Judge Townsenil (Jrants Motion v i lor Change ot Venue in (ho ^ Till man Case. |k )*% 4*1 TtV ^ ' u. tiki L " .^ 3 ^ ! c :-1 - / ' Ml XT ^ n ? h fj *? | u(ivniu iu vireen v 1!IO INHW8. fi V?y ^ (p I Columbia, 8. C., Juno 2 1.? __... ^Argument on the motion of a J?4-e tTfr ^ change of venue in case of James ' ^ II. Tillman, indicted for murder INTEREST ^ N. G. Gonzales, was concluded ^ q w* at 5 o'clock this atlernoon, and ? & | JudgeTownsend at once announcstantiate our ^ e(j his decision that the change toods, inclu- ^ should bo granted. Council disom o to 25c. ^ , , 4c per yard ^ agreed concerning the county rd. 1 yard where the case should be sent ride TatVeta, and this was left undecided for 25. |300 in ^ [ the present. i the dollar. ^1 The day's proceedings opened i ts, lowels, ? with the argument of Mr. Andrew Dtc. o,oOO ^ cs to match ^Crawford, for the prosecution, ob) in Crash ^against the motion, lie spoke $7.50 ser<*n ^ for an hour and a half, and his 50 and $7.50. jw | presentation of the law was highly Cr complimented, lie was lollowed Cents x by Mr. T. Nelson, for the defence, ' Brotran at. ^ who also devoted himself largely >\v-cut Shoos & | io the law of the case. Mr. G. Tstcost. If ^ Duncan Belinger, formerly Atet a 10cents ^ torney General, next addressed ., PP.n s ^ ihe Court for the prosecution, balls Sewing ^ , 1 numerous to ^ "rst answesing the argument on ^ the other side. Solicitor Thurtn^ ond closed for the presecution in , w Hr a clear-cut speech. lu i ) ou bii} ^ 8eHBaiion 0f the day folf owed, when Ex-Judge O. W. k Co. Buchanan, the defendent's broth er in law, addressed the Court. - - ~ - It was not thought that, .Judge Buchanan would speak, especialell 1 ~ ly as the defence had left only 7\rl 1 about fifty minutes of the time kJU/AVJ allotted that side, which, it was presumed, would ho occupied, by ' Tiltpi^pCif 1rt Oongjressnian George W. Croft, 1 O Tillman's law partner. But thin" and wlier- Buchanan Rpoke for thirty f? subject of talk, minutes ar.d delivered a bitter ;1 far-reaching as arraignment of the press, the is where we are 'commercial interests and the rapidly our way. pGOpje generally of Columbia, more than satis- ' , , ... They toll their Jisserted that commercialism ads and prices to ',a,l supplanted the old Southern been rolling into standards, and that the press was 's. '1 ho sold-out now at liberty to abuse and villi fy any man who spoke his honroFc ? 1 ' ' est convictions. lie charged that or values every (jie yia(0 j,!uj goaded the defendinces we find the . . , . i ant to desperation bv its atiuse ol (I we nave scoop- . 1 r latest haul is a at,d said that the State had Kino 10 inch now cracked its whip and lashed 1m llO [V.i'uion i l.~ -1 Al l 1 . ?^ . . ....... | luu ciLi/.cnH 01 vjniumoia into rtne 12 V conts 8j^ning alliduvits for the ptosecuirable fabrics wo , , { e >1 a. ? ? . . tion under fear ol the States i white, cream, ? , I is only 24 coins p?wer- 1,0 c'>?r8<"' the Dimities that wo capitalistic interest and the press i great advertise- wero allied, and that men had them elsewhere been intimidated into signing II lot of standaid jpose atlidavits, lestJhoir position ard?a tin I dress . , . , . . , DP \VI NN i* i'S "r business be injured. -o,-oile price the! %tBy grabs," exclaimed Judge lot Dolts at one- Buchanan, "it they don't like 1 olf. ( orsets ?'^t||iji3 jej them lump it." $ I kind. Those . . , . . , .Judge iownaencl interrupted en great sellers. , dO cents Nicer speaker to say that he was 2.* cent- Men's j consuming the time ol tho do otiating for a big , fence and leaving none lor Mr. o are rattling oil". (jjroft. ' | ,l j ' ,1 ^r* Buchanan then took Ins M/II* ui i jti 11i"ci11."r | , . . * I scut and court nd]otirn?'' lor dm^o, auti \\ o ajj>i a , nor. witli fifteen minutes romainy trulv, i'or of the allotod time. This | i p\ was extended aud Mr. {Jrol't closed L* V-/L/ tho argument, alter dinner, in ?? ? ? TERPP J3L. J[Atxv**5 VX. '-- J?4. 2*. ', JULY i, 1903 a speech of about 20 minutes. A THINK At it.i close the Court announc ? . 1 i,D i....: ? " ,l" ' " | ->? I.e. utvi' iUIl IU gTKIU UIO ir.o- ^ 1 I 'U M tion and asked counsel for sug- Lvnchii gestions concerning the place 1'" lo which Iho case should betrans- Chicago ferred. Mr. Or oft ?nsrgested Sa- advoc>?e of luda, hut to this Solicitor Thurtn- law, but 1 o.?d objected on the ground that conin"i>'ri*y Saluda Court House is fourteen e8^ P'[c'* c , , , seem lmpai miles from the railroad and ac- #|ian j0 lv commodations are too meagre to | |ie declira entertain the 200 witnesses who W. A. Hart would havo to bo transported gregation.il there. prelude on Mr.Cnuvlord also ppoke in objection to Saluda, saying that the things: U1 delendetU's father, the late Con- sermons,edi gressman Cieorge 1). Tillman, denouncing was the father ot Saluda County 'avv on and that until recent years Saluda 'J)',e ^ . ? ,, , , burn the d< was a part of Edgefield, the de- an(J all th fendent's home. womanhood Mr. Nelson spoke strongly in ers rather I favor of sending thecase to Saluda moiistei alleging that the defendent was uWe seer entitled to a speedy trial and this could not be had unless it pears iQ j was sent to either Saluda or criminals ai Edgefield, as Court for this term wait for le{ has been held in other counties violator ot . .. abused part ot circuit. 1 . " W e shu Mr. Hellinger replied to the (jie crjmjna remarks of Messcrs. Croft and apparently Nelson with much vigor, assert- the innocei ing that to transfer the case to an<^ spiritu Saluda would ho unwise and un- 6realer lhai . . , , .. is not a ra just to the prosecution as well as far ftg one r inconvenient. lie said that the pjl0 white defendant had waived his right same crime to a speedy trial by asking for a ''The im continuance at the last term of community , .. men in it t court, when the prosecution was . e , 1 such awful anxious to proceed. There were technically several live tilts bet ween Messrs. which caus Nelson and Bellinger. reflection o Air. Croft closed the argument, "iere are 0 , . the pure ar asserting that there were ample t|)(. h(n)M? accommodalions at Saluda and possible to that it is not a Tillman strong- that such hold. Judge Townsend then pollute the instructed the attorneys to draw ^ easy . , r anarchy of up an order lor a change of venue haml wj)ich and leave the county blank for jtorial migl the present. It is supposed he the torch if will annouuee his decision on or daughtei that point tomorrow. . I* . , . . , . , lvnching In 1 he case must be tried in the .. . . . it is simpl judicial circuit in which there an iixli^nai are live counties. i his county, will not be Ilichlanil, is now eliminated by Testament today's decision. Edgefield is of sue the defendant's home and councel vnehir , , , , ,, method an for defence admitted that they dj80r(ier did not expect it to go there, thirsty. Bu although counsel lor the prosecu- there certa 1 lion preferred Edgefield to more sure Saluda. Saluda isa new country, these wretc .. ly deny ci cut oft seven years ago from , , legal proc( Edgefield, and George D.Tillman, jecllv whe father of the dofendent, was in- mined men strumental in having it forme 1. to trial goo The other two counties in the Pr?tecl the 1 circuitar.'Lexington andKershaw, n! "" x i , . , . 1 object to 1 i which are on nop reko sides of , . ' cea'-e from i Richland. Lexington adjoins nation sick | Edgefield, but has close business interests with Richland, and it is EitO.H CLi Lexington that t! * counsel for .. .1 Slate ('oi tfie peosecufion seem to prefer 'i , . . 1.1, i I In hill K Of 1 lit 1 l! is believe ! that Judge Town , ,, , .. I American I no.m ?in funer iiHino ??uu(ia <>r | nn oiTicin 1 c T, inert . and in either caoe f ].' . I ... . . ^ . | I" I ? I> alHlt 'triil will not take place lor six i councji wool's or two months. |lml was Ql was washci ?When you want to huy goods touts, and i consult the auvcrti&uig ouUmuh* i was ollicta I ut liio htS'ikAi iUoik, i alt appeal I v| >c?m f C* id c* No. ?5 KU IV ; 'I]TO vCjO, !I '?? S About iji from A. . i.er int ol Vo'v. J HOC 2* ? 1 no lvncliio" > ! moV> would a i r ee a win i' ' I (i '1 hightver crimes thai would ssiule 11 u > Slue ol hell ma in h )m ; aei i . was tion ol I ho I o v. Dr. lott ai the Fir-' Conch u roii imiii; -in a ' Lvncliinir Kinm Allot View." lelt said anions other I have seen >( many {(trials and r< s' 1 r. lions lynching and mob e gets 1 lie impression itizetis who !i;n apirevail that the real ro those who do not. ;al processes, and the womanhood is the y. dder at the torture of 1 who is burned, but forget to shudder tor it girl, whose mental al agonv is tenfold l that of the fire. This ce problem except so ace are the offenders, man who commits the is just as guilty, liguant uprising of a and some of the best 0 avenge a wrong of 1 magnitude may be lawless, but the spirit - es the uprising is the f a higher civilization, rimes so dreadtul that id the chivalrous and find it well nigh imendure the thought a degenerate should earth by his presence, to theorize about the mob law, but the same i penned the calm ed it, be the first to grasp it was a mother, wite who was the victim, at when you look at a om another view point v the bursting tortli of tion and loathing that checked. In the Old days they made short :h an offender, ig is certainly a bad d forms the habit of ul makes men blood it it it is to be avoided inlv is called tor a and speedy trial ot lies wh<> otten brazenrime amid red tape ot isses, but confess abu fronted witli deter . li is useless to bring il men who rise up to ir firesides. 'J ii?? cnm1 not i>< ar il it' men :>entg mii ned lei t hem cmui(.*.*> winch niaivO a IFTON J. 0. I . A. XL. Lincilior ii. I). I under J mnoi I)? lit r I niied Mechanics has made all upon tlie councils . lor am mr Iiie . ni.ot at (Jii.ion. I he hall ccupieu by thai lodge 1 avva\ and all lis con11io state councillor Ily request*d to make or uiu.? iueblule.