The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 26, 1906, Page 4, Image 4
The Lancaster News.
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At Lancaster, S. C.,
By The
Lsocaster Publishing Company.
SSbirles T. Connors, Editor.
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it. E. WYL1E, president.
.'JfOi A. COOK, Sko'Y. and Tkkas.
V TJ. KIUUL.K, JR., HtTSINKSS MANAGER.
as 8f!Con?l-clfts? matter, Oct. 7, 1P0.\
iie poslofUcu at l.ancastor, S. C.. unilor Act
nb'Voagre.ss of March 3, 1879.
Wednesday, Sept. "26, 1906.
IK VAN AND THE RAILROAD QUESTION,
AGAIN
"Sryan has either modified his
*\-'tvs as to government ownerr?*.p
of railroads since his la
ms hoine-coiniug speech in
York or else his utterances
that occasion were uot, coro*ct)y
represented by the press.
has been generally underi4*o>d
as then declaring himself
.ja&eing unqualifiedly and unopnditionally
in favor of trov
o
mrnmont ownership. His nc
credited rem irks were so positive
that a doubt arose iu the
nainds of many thousands as to
whether he would accept the deBeocratic
nomination for kpresiijjent
tw '? years hence if the party's
platform failed to contain
* plank embodying his ideas no
five railroad question.
Mr. Bryan now Hays that his
'position has been misunderstood,
mO. so far as we are concerned
are willing to accept his own
abatement as to wliat he does
^aeaii.
3n his speech in Birmingham,
lust Friday, referring to
,.$>v eminent ownership, Mr.
??an said: "I'll ask that when
i t* criticise my platform you
what you are criticising. In
tjKj 7- York I said I favor effective
legislation, but if the law
awn. j. lie applied, 1 lavor gov*
ir?ien , ownership."
'There is as much difference
freiweeu what, thej Nebi-a.-kan
ifcys he said and what lie was re
girted as saying as there is be
tvreen day and inghl. We are
* l' ea* admirer of Bryan, and
jtflieve th>4, he is the only dem
oerat in the country today who
vould Stand a ghost O' a chance
if being ejected to the presidency,
and it is with pleasure
therefore/ ?? at we note Ins < wn
.D im prcuavion ol his prey* ously
iprcs ed views on the railroad
jjuost ion.
i'he contingency upon which
jjCrvan favors government owneriihip
is very remote?so extreme
Ifr remote that the government
"vti'l never bo put to the neceasi
of taking over the railroad
lyoportiftB of the country ii ?lie
.^jeople themselves, in the first
i i-..? i.. ?o~:- i-.<
Will uui UU (llt'll ii'MV. i
?fe*t racu bo olocted to Congress j
who are not representatives of
railroad and other corporate in
teresis and there will be no
i rouble in passing a law that
will effectually regulate the
0
railroads. We haven't much f
faith iu the effectiveness of . the ?
rate law passed at the last ses- j
sion of Congress. The railroad t
influence in the national capi- r
tol was too powerful to admit ^
of the enactment of sucli a law c
as the country needs; but if the ^
voters of the United States, irre ^
spectiveof party, are but true j
to themselves and their interests |
hereafter they will most assuredly
eliminate that influeuce y
from the halls of Congress. ?.
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Wofford this year claims the v
palm for the "tall man." and
ihere is little doubt, but that she
is easily winner. Mr. M. P. Orr, (
f Greenville, a recent acquisi 1
lion to the Freshman class, stands i
six feet eight inches in his stock- (
ing feet Mr. Orr is but eighteen
years of age and it is said
has not started growing yet.?
CI a I FT 1 .1 I
oparianuurg neraiu.
And vVoflford can also "claim 1
the palm" for the "heavy man," '
lor one of the Plyler boys who '
went to the college last, week 1
from the Tabernacle section of '
Lancaster county weighs 240 '
pounds, though he is but seven- 1
teen years old.
The report of the trustees of
Ulemson on their investigation of ^
the complaints made against the j
college and its management is {
printed in full elsewhere. More
than one chargf is admitted to
he true, but explanations are
given which are likely to prove
satisfactory. One of the most
serious criticisms maae 01 me
management of the institution
seems to have been overlooked. ,
We refer to the condition of the <
farm as represented by farmers (
who attended the state institute.
Some of them stated that
the farm is anything but a model <
one?that, tor instance, the lands i
have not been properly terraced
and are washing into gullies in
consequence. This, as well as ,
all other matters brought to the
attention of the college authorities,
will 110 doubt be carelully
ooked after in the future.
i
A Pleasant Event at the i
Home of Mr. R. P. Plyler. i
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Reporte 1 lor The News.
O i Fiiday, the 21 st of Nepiem
i or, at the home of Mr. R P.
P.yler h very elaborate recep- ,
tion was given in honor ol Mr. [
and Mrs CP Millon Plyler. The
f unil\ with a number of invited
guests met to extend to tlio bride 1
and groom a most hearty wet- i
come. After some time spent in '
?v nl M I II I Wivy, l.-lf L* ' ' MV ' 1 \V I'I^ 111- | |
t'iip'l to t Ite dining room, whore I)
a dinner consisting oi several!
i 1
courses was ssrvo 1 ill a most ?
hospitable wav.
The groom, Mr. I'lvler, is oi e i,
ol Lancaster's lising business L
men and is to be congratulated
on winning lor his br de Miss
Victoria Slierrill, one ol Lancaster's
most excellent and charm
ing young ladies. Mr. and Mrs
t'lyler will be at home m L?n ()
carter alter Wednesday, I lie 2(>l h. | >?
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Read i'he News. <i
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The News in Brief.
Robt. C- Brockiugton, the
oung man charged with the
mbezzleraent of oyer $2,000
rora the State bank of Columbia,
vas arrested in Jacksonville,
Ma., Saturday and brought back A
o Columbia. All the money was I
ecovered except $00 Con- *
Luctor J. W. Branson of the ^
Spartanburg & Asheville road, n
vas shot through the hand and b
he news boy on his train, Wil o
ie Thomas, was shot through =
us elbow Saturday night by a r
uissengor supposed to be John
iVhealley of the Saxon Mills of
Spartanburg Several cliil- ^
Iren in Florence were poisoned
Saturday by ea ing jimson weed. ?
, . . .The State board of assess- c
>rs has finally agreed upon 60
ler cont ot the actual value of
ailroads, express and telegraph c
jompanies as a basis of taxation.
t r l i i i t
. . . .vjrwv. atsjweru was kiiockou
Iowd and painfully hurl in Col c
unbia last Friday, by an awn
ng pole dropping and striking S
iim on the head Wash
llunler, a well to-do young far- 0
mer of Laurens was convicled f
Saturday of manslaughter?the _
killing of E. F. Copeland. A
now trial has been granted
Lt i^ now estimated that 10,000
persons lost their lives in the ^
recent typhoon that struck Hong j
Kong ...Three cadets have j
been expelled from Olemson for
hazing.... Cadet J. E. Reaves,
from Latta, S. C., died at Clemjon
College Saturday from the
effects of a fall from a window c
k
of his room in the barracks. 1
f
Marrlauen. S
Mr. K. J. lvuight and MissfJincy
ledgers, of thee >tton mills j
community, were married last
Sunday by Magistrate Caskey,
at his residence. The attendants
were Mr. Q. W. Phillips with
Mis9 Met tie Knight, and Mr. J. r
D. Brown with Miss Clara Rodg- ?
ers. 2
On last Sunday Magistrate 2
L'askey also united in holy wedlock
Mr. S. P. I'hilIi[ 8 and Miss
Susie Cook, both of the mill vi 1- _
I age. .
Our good friend Mr. W. T. fj
B1 ickmon. of the llaile Mine sec 5
don, paid us a pleasant c?ll hot 5
Saturday. He is one of the cotIon
as ocia'ion's ino-t loyal memIk*is
and he came to town Saturlay
to attend the county metting.
In Memorium.
Wnhr. An the (jfi'ttt Architect and (?ov- rrinr
of the Universe has ljci-n pleased, 11.t
<>l Mis wisdom and mercy, to remove 1
iur lute brother Itohert F.rm-mus Allison
roi the cares md troubles of a transitory
xinteuce to a state of eternal dnratioii,
'I lieie.fore. be it resolved t>y Jackson
bodge No. 63 A. F. U.:
First 't hai we deplore (lie loss of our
ate In other and will ever hold his iueiu- (
? y in grateful recollection. ^
Secoud. Tlmt whilst we will miss his
ilesenoe and Ills iuHnence fnr I ........ .. ! I
?. ? ft- """"'K
is yet we how in hninhlu submission to
Iiin who doeth nil things well.
Third That n blank pa?e in the nun- _
lies of this l.od^i he inscribed to the
in inory of our decerned brother,, by the
Secretary.
Fouith. 1 hat these resolutions he pubi
she I in The Lancaster News and a copy
hereof adit to the family of oar deceased
nther. ''
Sept. 24, 15)00.
It. E. WVI.IE,
T. S. UA It I Kit, | I)
J NO. A. <!OOK, oi
Committee.
A Mystery Solved
"How to keep otf periodic attacks of
ilioiisne-s and habitual constipation was
mystery that hr Kind's New I.ife Pills,
lived for mo," wiites ohn N Pleasant, 1
I Magnolia, hid. The only pills thut are 1 Q
naranteed to #ive perfect satisfaction to i
Vi,i;i?od; or money refnnded Only 25c
I I P Mankoy Co., Crawford ltros., Fun-!
erburk Pharmacy. j
lll^l
ms it i
>ur buyer has just returned fror
markets where he succeeded in g
est bargains ever shown in Lane*
ur stock before buying your good
Iress Goods, Dress Goods.
We call your attention to a
ew special things:
1 pc. 36-in. black Taffeta Silk 0
nly 98c.
1 pc. 36-in. black Peau DeSoie
ilk only 98c. o
10 pes. 54-in. Broadcloth, 19c.
10 pes. 54-in. all wool Broadloth,
only 90c. *
5 pes. 1.25 all wool Broad- '>
loth only 98c.
4 pes. 46-in. Cravonet or rain (
loth only 75c.
1 pc. washable wool Sharke-I
kin, 46 in. wide, only 49c. o
5 pes. washable Habutai Silk
nly 45c.
10 pes. Opera Crape, suitable
or evening dresses 15c. a
What You G?
!,000 yards of yard-wide Sea Islar
2 yards of Androscoggan 4-4 Bl<
4 yards of Painter 4-4 Bleach D<
6 yards of Farmers Pride Check<
Shoes, Shoes.
We carry a complete line of
Ihoes for ladies, men and the y
ittle folks. The BARRY Shoe f
or men and the SHERWOOD
>hoe for ladies. t
V complete line of Underwear at
large or small, and
r _ i
Hugs, Rugs.
>0 Rugs 18x40, the piece.. 25c.
>0 Rugs 30x60, the piece. 98c.
!5 Rugs 36x72, the piece.. . 98c. i
!5 Rugs 30x60, the X mi lister
2.48 1
6 Art Squares 9x12 feet. .4.48 ?
U1 our 5-4 Table Oil Cloth at or
pc. 72-in. Table Damask, well w
> doz. Seamless Bleached Sheets, '
i doz. 42x36 inch Pillow Cases, ea
? doz. 45x36 inch Pillow Cases, ea
Space will not permit us to quo
lse. Ask for what you want and
A. J. Broom
Next Door to
Professional Cards 3
Or. J. E. WELSH.
DENTIST. w
MPe over VVilliaiio?11 imhos CoV
o re, formerly occupied by l)r
I. M Calloway. K<
LANCASTER, S. C.
DR. R. G. ELLIOTT,
Lancaster, S. C.
I
llfMili'iii" 'phone, No. Is7. Ollice. ^
:iv.. Building,cor. Main and I>n 111h|> (
reefs; 'phone No. 72.
Will practice in both town anil conn- n
i. All rail*, day or night, will re ive
prompt attention. a,
. ... ?i
Dr. E- J. Hii^son if
DENTIST
s)l
Office in Springs Building. a.
ffice Hours : 8 to 12 and 1 to 6. s
Sunday Hours. 9 to 10.
Ask Central for No. 32.
oft mm
n the Northern and Eastern
athering together some of the
ister. We invite you to inspect
Is.
Wash Dress (ioods.
20 pes. 32-in. Percales... .8c.
30 pes. 27-in. Crape Flannels
nly 10c.
5 pes. 32-in. Crape Flannels
nly 15c.
10 pes. Cotton Plaids for chilrt
. s school dresses, at 10c.
ad 12 l-2c.
25 pes. A. F. C., Renfrew and
)lympia Ginghams only.. .10c.
10 nieces Crane Dcchine at
nly 20c.
10 pes. Foulette Silk or?i?- 25c.
50 pes. full standard Calicoes
,t old price 5c.
it for $ 1.00
id, 1G yards for #1.00
caching for 1.00
omestic for 1.00
id Homespun for 1.00
Hats and Millinery.
When in need of a HAT for
ourself, wife or daughter, don't >
orget to come and see us. Miss
Maggie Pardue is in charge of
his department.
all times here for everybody, _
at right prices.
Tin and Enamel Ware.
3 qt. Enamel Coffee Pot . . 25c.
4 qt. Enamel Coffee Pot . ,30c.
7 qt. Enamel Dish Pan .. .45c.
0 qt. Enamel Dish Pan . . 25c.
>oe our Milk Pan for 10c.
ily 15c.
orth 1.00, our price 75c.
72x00 inches, each... .02 l-2c.
eh 10c.
eh 12 I-2c.
te prices or mention anything
1 we will have it.
Company
Post Office.
Business Notices.
WAN Kl)-Within the ii.-xt two wot-lot,
iulit ini'ls ouch oi t ft pinit mi I ft. oak
oiid Apply to . 'J' WiliiaioH ^
CO I I'ON SKI"I). TCHKKYS, l i e.? ^
will |my thu lii^horit cash i>rii- IV'r rot Ion
< <1, at the depot; also, hi turkeys and
none J. S. Wilson '.MO-liu.
STATE OF SOUTH OAUOLINA,
county ok i. v was!'ml,
111 I lie probate ?'o?l it.
II)' J. E strwinan, F.s'juiro,
Probate ! nd^e
V'In ri as, i> i'inn i'l^lia ii. ol Liiicah*
ter Co , mid NtfttD, ii 11 made Kiii? to
ii to ^iiint In in Letters of Ad niniNir.it ion
tlio Estate of nnd oflerts of Mnr\ 1 I illmi,
iloei'HHed
TllLAK A HE, TIIEHEKtltk, to cite
oi ndmoiiikli nil nnd singular the kindred
id cri liters ot till' suid Mill , 1'. llllluall,
et I, that lh< y l>e an<1 >i]ipe<ir before i
e, in the Court of PrAbnte, to bo
Id at Lancaster Court House, o.i the
b day of October, next, after publioain
hereof, at 11 o'clock ill tin forenoon, to
i \v i mat. if alls lliej have, wby the said
inted. 5
tlivcii under my bund, tins 2'2nddny of
|?t , Anno lioniini, 19tfi.
I E. HIKWMXN,
Probate la.l|{i).
Sh.pt, 22, IWti
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