The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 07, 1906, Page 4, Image 5
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Wednesday, July 4. 1906. |0
VUtfc F1UMEHS' INSTITUTES- KEEP
THEM IN MIND. in
Hi". W. J. Cunningham is in 80
raoeipt of a letter from Prof. J. m
71 11 arper, of Olemson College,
fjfrre-ctor of the Farmers' Institute 1,1
c4> be held in Lancaster July '24th. <u
'4r. Harper expresses the hope re
the meeting will be well at n>
,#nded and that some citizens of lv
?'i>e community will also make
fialfcp. He calls attention to the al
uplendid exhibit car which the ()l
fJlemson lecturers will have along er
mti U them.
Mr. Harper has n<? doubt writ- g
'ieu a similar letter to represen
JaKive tanners at other points in
/. amcaster county where institutes
:*re <obe held, tho^e points being,
:#* previously published in The
ft <jws, as follows : Pleasant Val-U()
l*y, July '23rd; Antioch bchool Si
/bouse, July 24; Elgin, July 25; i"
j? -rshaw, July 26.
It will l>e observed that the la
&anc?ster and Antioch meetings ot
*e io be held the same day, t'i
. ,idv 24th. We earnestly trust Sj
fcj4?' the farmers throughout tin e;
?UMiitty will keep tin se several I tn
and places in mind, and i
>***1 lliey wid make every ell'-rt
'*.v ji'tend as many of the insli- hi
\is' e as possible. sc
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. ILL MAN ON iiOOSfc V ELTin
Senator Tillman never lose* an m
opportunity to oive President j vt
Roosevelt a thru<t in the sliort
jibs. especially since 'Teddy 11,
"went back" on him iti the rail ^.
>*?ad rate matter. Betnre the s(,
d ilate, on last Friday afternoon,
.inally asrreed to the conlerence m
jeport on the railroad rate !> II,
ttenafor Tillman renewed Ins at jj
lat'k oil what is known as the j
pip line amendment, his objec
?ion being that it is in the inter- j
ft-il <*> i I lie Mlfllld ll*<l (lit Ooni
~ Li
>?ny, and during the eour.-e <> his j|
K?rrvarks he gave the President a 21
frer'tns: shot , as will be seen Jroin
irke following report oi his speech Iu
by (he Associated I're'-s: ?
' About, the time the Allison _(
3tiKSiidmcnl8 were incubating,"
be ?aid, "there was a great luror c<>
sb'U' the Uarfield report on
st 'fidaru un uompany, ami we
ucre i <>M that I he exposures of
ii? crimes would help llio vole f>'l
>?L t he rate hill, and under I he 8e
ver of this dust the President i
tiled Irom Ins advanced posi j
?ii on railroad legislation anu
cepted the Allison provision.
iere the big slick and the pitch- J
rk, which had been in alliance, 1
und themselves separated and
e pi'chforkt while doing duty
i the tiring line, looked around
ily lo see the tail o! its associ
e hushing toward the rear?
iding towards Ihe Allison base
-to u-e a base ball phrase. The
g stick was rushing in 011 all
urs to get between Father Ainu's
legs." He had no lault '
find, he added, ex *ept tliat lie
ai-idered the tact that the Present
had been inconsi-tent in
it coming jo jlie assistance of (
e Senate conferees. He condoted
it '*a little remarkable j
it just when he might do sonieing
to thwart the policy ot this
gantic monopoly he is as mum
; a mouse, except that there is
>w another hurrah a bout what ,
te President is going to do to
ie Standard Oil in tlie way of
iits." II?- added that notwithandiug
the prosecution has been
'cided upon, we are carefuliy ;
Id in advance (hat the high ofli- j
als, such as Rockefeller, Rogers
in i\renboi<i, are not to be mosted.
Judging from the number ol
quiries at thin ollice, there is
ime confusion in the minds of
any as to which one ot the two
mtlemen bearing the same
ime, W. F. Estridge, is the!
jthorof a communication which 1
icenlly appeared in The News
-Ter that signature. The corres
indent referred to is Mr W. F.
stridge, of Flat Creek township,
id not the Rey. W. F. Estriige,
Waxhaw, as some of our read's
have been led to believe.
enator Tillman's ItineraryWill
Speak in Lancaster
July 20th. |
As will be seen from the loli
t * t i i I
wins;, iiiiken irom iininaay s
ale, Senator Tillman is to spi*uk
i Lancaster on the 20th instant:
Senator It. k. Tillman spent
st night m the city, tlie guest
Gen. Wilie Jones. He leaves
is morning for Patterson
[>rings, III., where lie has an en j
igetnent to heme. lie will rern
in lime tor the Sandy I* l it i
eeting on Saturday next.
The senator said that while a'
s home ho had figured out a I
hodnle geographically, bu' on
oking over the railroad sehed
i'.h, he found that ii would he
iipos ihie to meet the engageenla
announced hy letter to the
irioiiK committees. He slated
tat the meeting* as arranged lor
ie first week would stand, and
ive out the following revised,
liedule:
Columbia, July 9ih, at 8. p.
Mineral Springs, Lexington j
unify, July 10th; Aiken, July
111 : li irn well. J nl v I *111> llnm
iri.', Jii 1 v l.'llh; Elloree, July I
Itli ; (hi era w, July I 7' Ii ; Lamar, |
ilv 1 Stli ; Chester, July llhh;l
tncastcr, July 20th and Liberty
ill, Kershaw county, July
?t.
He said that he had suggested
all the committee? that (Jul.
irnpkin he invited to attend ilin .
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r?et in <rs
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I. U MI'KIN INVITKD To Sl'KAK ;
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IN LANCA8TKR SAMK DAY.
Si line the foregoing was pul in ?
pe we learn that Col. Lumpkin,
nator Tillman's opponent, has
S'iy $5.00
Purchase we Re- m
fund you C A .
in cash . \JUlsa
Begins Satur
And will continue for TEN days,
our store. We are determined t<
made sweeping reductions on all
and don't forget the date, Saturc
SILK SPECIALS.
1 piece 3(> inch Grey Taffeta,
the kind that sells everywhere
for 1.25, great clearance sale i
price 79c.
1 piece 3d inch Black Taffeta,
guaranteed to wear and not
snlit soils overvwhere for 1.39.
great clearance sale price 89c. |
SPECIAL IN SILK MULLS.
All our 35c silk mulls, comes i
in best colors, either plain or
flowered, great clearance sale
price 21c.
A few pieces 25c mull, special i
for this sale 17 l-2c.
WHITE HOODS.
We offer for this sale Kb
pieces of White Goods in neat J
lace stripe, worth, and sells
everywhere for 15 and 20c, j
special for this sale 9 l-2c.
Only 10 pieces of those 40 in. j
15c White Lawns, for this sale
at 10c.
:
rwrTHM von ps
VV/ 1 1 V/Xl T V/l l-JAJK-'.
All our 15c and 20c Cotton
Voiles placed on counter and
marked down to 10c yard.
FIGURED LAWNS.
1 case best 5c Lawn, for this '
sale 10 yards for 30c.
1 case 8 and 10c Batiste, spe-!
cial for this sale 5c yard.
A few pieces left of those
flowered dotted Swisses, the 15
and 20c kind, to close out at
11c the yard.
COTTON GOODS SPECIALS.
He Madras iiingnams, clearance
sale price 5c yard.
Let everybody attend this s;
Remember the date Satun
The Bargain |?J?
Giver E
also heen invited to speak in
Lancaster mi tIm* 2()ih m-tant
lie has n' t yet l>'?n heard from,'
but ii is likelv iliai lie will accept
the invitation.
Mom/at/ liuiH I>iriilrmt Ihif/.
i 1*11 iu\v 1Ml 1?>I1S HI
Lancaster paid their usual seiniannual
dividends Monday:
The Lancaster Cotton Mills, 3 y ;
per cent, on $800,000.; ^bothj
common .md preferred stock.
The Lank ol Lancaster, 0 perl
cent, on $50,000.
The L minister and Chester
Railroad, 1 percent, on $50,000.1
All ol these enterprises are
loinu well, with steadily increasing
volume ol t'lmiiess, respectively.
Ah is well known, Col.
Leroy Springs is president of I
sach company.
Read?The News.
aREA"
day Mornin;
Unmatchable bargains will 1)
[) turn all summer goods into ca:
goods. Read carefully the bai
lay, July 7th?for ten days. Cc
7 l-2c Apron Ginghams, clearance
sale price 4 7-8c.
Best American Shirting Prints
at 4 7-8c.
Best 10c Mattress Tick clearance
sale price 7 l-2c.
Best 12 l-2c Mattress Tick,
clearance sale price 9c.
Best 15c Feather Tick, sale
price 11 l-2c.
Best 20c Feather Tick, sale
1 A 1 On
LACE CURTAINS.
60c Lace Curtains, this sale 45c
90c " " 44 44 69c
1.25 " 44 44 44 95c
1.50 44 44 44 44 1.19
2.25 " 44 44 44 1.69
TABLE LINENS.
1 lot mill end pieces, 2, 2 1-2,
3 and 5 yard lengths, sells in
full bolt at 85c, special for this
sale 49c the yard.
1 piece all pure Linen, cannot
be matched for less than 1.25,
clearance sale price 79c.
BROWN LINENS.
10 pieces Brown Linen, special
for this sale 10c the yard.
'-"'""6" o?wv?.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAK.
We have just received a new
lot for this sale, the grandest
line we have ever shown and at
prices unheard of.
SILK PETTICOATS.
1 lot special for this sale, cannot
be matched for less than
7.00. clearance sale price 1 05.
de, for it means a great saving
lay, July 7th ?for ten days.
The liiiftepRol Krskine I'heo
S?*iniiiHry liavc elected
I )r. F ^ Pressly pre>ident oMlie
ihm?i u'i'-n. to su1 the late
1 mealed l>r W I,. Prenslv.
A PIANO OR ORGAN
FOR YOU.
To the he.nl of every family who is ambition*
tor the future ami education of his
hildren, we have a Special ITopnsitimi to
make.
No Article in the home shows the evilienci
ot culture that does a 1'iaDoorOiy
,ti No accomplishment nivi s as much
ph HSU re or is of as yreat value in after life
as the knowledge of music and the Ability
to play well.
llnr Small Piivinefit IMnn i.lr..u #1...
rier-diip of a liij^li K'? le Piano or Oruan
easy.
Just a tow Idlers down and a small payment
oiirl) month or quarterly or semiannually
and tin* instrument is yours
Write us toil ay for Cataloguea nod onr
Special Proposition ol Kasy Payments.
Address,
WALONES MUSIC HOUSE.
Columbia, S. .
Ruhttoribe to The News.
r Every $10-00 ^
Purchase we Refund
you i A A
in cash. . <]) 1 VU
s July 7th.
e ottered in all departments of
sh, and in order to do so we have
- * i* < ii i
[ gains as they are listed Deiow,
>me and get your share.
NOTION I)EPA RTMENT.
Our Notion department is
full of good things for this sale.
Good Pearl Buttons for this
sale 2c card.
All pure linen Handkerchiefs,
this sale 4c each. /
Ladies W hite Duck Belts, sale
price 10c.
Ladies Persian Belts-,,! v'*\
price 10c. .*7 ? \
Ladies Lace Hosef'4 '40 V
for 25c. J \
Ladies and 1
for this sale
Best finish?^ J
An linnnli
I "M?V *X/ WW??VI1.| ' M
Men's 40e Under Vf ,tc \
price 24c. ,'
! MILLINEfcY.
| We have a few things left in
millinery. Come and make us
an offer and you have bought a
Hat.
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
i
We have cut the price on all
Clothing and will make you a
price that will enable us to sell
you a suit.
Special 15.00 Blue Serge Suit, .
never been sold for less than
12.50, clearance sale price 11.00.
Only 10 of those 3.00 Blue
Serge Coats, for this sale at
2.20 each.
MEN'S AND BOYS' STRAW
HATS.
The goods must be sold regardless
of the cost, so come
and make us a price and by a
Hat.
t?? you.
50c
THE DAILY RECORD
OF COLUMBIA, S. C., ^ ^
For Ten Weeks; which covers
the Campaign.
In 'l'he Record will he found daily
reports of the campaign meeting* by
J. WILSON CIBBES,
la vBteran ?t unet. '
?W. n III* Ii;tfllP
) attached to the reports is a guarantee
of their fairness and accuracy.
For nine years Tile Record has ad
v .(rated the dispensary. Kditorially,
[ it daily sets forth the reasons why the
dispensary should he retained. Kvery
| friend of the dispensary who walies
to keep posted with arguments to meet
I the opposition should read The
Record.
The Record ten weeks for 50c, absolutely
in advance.
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Columbia, S. C.
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