The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 28, 1906, Page 6, Image 6
Tillman for President.
"Savoyard" Thinks he would
Make a Fine Executive.
''Savoyard," the well known
Washington correspondent,
writes: Ben Tillman is blufF,
blunt, hbnest, intensely Southern
and intensely American. lie can
get more votes in Wisconsin, II i
linois, Iowa, Indiana and Minnesotathan
William Jennings Bry j
an or William Randolph Hearst j
and 1 make no doubt that against
the man the Republicans are!
likely to nominate he can get a
batch of electoral votes out oi
that squad. And why not? His
only fault is that he speaks the
truth. Can you find other in
him? I have tried and failed.
Will some gentleman put me on
track of one? There he is, standing
up before the American peo
pie, his heart on his sleeves, and
all can see that he would not flatter
Neptune for his trident nor
Jove for his power to thunder.
He, too, would carry a big stick
and a deck of cards. Not as able
a man as Bailey, perhaps ; not as
cultured a man as Williams, certainly
not as sef-poised as Culberson,
manifestly; he has more
of the human in him than any
of them, and with him Christ
would have sat at meat. It every
voter of the United States knew
Ben Tillman by hand graf-p, had
rubbed up against him, felt his
splendid personality, realized his
wonderful individuality, he
would be the next President of
the United States as sure as the
American people put character
above place.
As I said at the outset, the
Democratic party is invincible
when it is united and impotent
l-it i i
>vxiou iv is uiviueu. it mis ueeii
demonstrated that Mr. Bryan can
not unite it. It was shown that
Judge Parker could not unite it.
It is clear that Mr. Llearst can
not unite it.
Any man at the North who
would vote tor any of these three
would vote tor Ben Tillman?
that is to say, unless Mr. llearst
should run as an Independence
League candidate, as he probably
will. And if he does he will poll
as many Republican votes as he
will Democrats.
Certain it is, the country is
tired, the times are out of joint.
For the Republican party the
returns are ominous. The election
was not a vote of confidence
in even the Roosevelt administr^t
irtfl onrtuinlu ? ? ^ -
v *?? ??/?i i/ui i/f?i ii i y llUl ' ! I 11 U ' I (
O. P. It is also here that the
ret urns aay to the Democrats in
every language and in every dialect
of every language: '-Von
are too big a fool to be given
place and power at this time.
Put Hen Tillman on a safe and
sane platform and let him tour
the North, spitting out the truth,
as only he can do it, and we
would see a good may things in
the returns you wot not of.
Truth is mighty. Let us I)e
mocrats try it, only for a change.
Made Happy for Life.
Great happiness came into the home of
8. O Blair, school superintendent, at M.1
Albans, W. Va., when his little daughter
was restored fro.n the dreadful complaint
he names He says: "My little daughter
had St. Vitus' Itance, which yielded to no
treatment tint ^rew steadily worse nntil as
a last resort we tried Electric Bitters; and
T rotnir>o o uaw !> eno 1.a*41aa / l
ft complete care." (^niok, sure cure
for nervons complaint*, general debility,
female weuknenK H.impoverifihed blood and
niftlaria. Guaranteed by .1 F. Mackoy, Co.
Crawford Proa., and Fnndrbnrk Pharmacy,
Price 60c.
Double Tragedy in "Windy
City?"Wife Kills Husband
and then Herself.
Chicago, Nov. 25.?James F
Delaney, vice president of the
American Shipping Company,
was today shot and instantly
killed by his wife, who immediately
committed suicide.
The tragedy occurred in the
apartments occupied by the De- <
laney's at the home of Mrs. Cyrus
Woo l-. LH) La Salle avenue.
Late today a seivanl forced an
entrance into ihe apartment after
having made several previous
efforts. The body of Delaney
was found on the bed with a
u 1 _ 1 I. ?c i l
uuuei wwuiiu in i ue ul iit-.vu.
The hotly of Mrs. Delaney was
lying close by, bullet having
been fired into her brain through
the mouth. The revolver was
still clutched in the hand of Mrs.
Delaney.
Edward Tyler, a boarder in i
in the house, told the police today
he heard two shots in the
night but paid no attention to
them, believing that they came
trom the street.
The cause of the shooting is
not known.
Mrs. James Delaney was formerly
Miss Elizabeth Brown,
of Willis Point, Tex. Her fatli
er, Charles E. Brown, now lives
there, being a wealthy cattle I
man and land owner, and her
mother is now living in Chicago.
Newport Farmer Stricken
with Paralysis.
Rock Llill Herald: Mr. R.
A. Smith, a progressive farmer
of the Newport community who
ia well known here, suffered a
paralytic stroke Monday night
and his condition is considered
serious.His lett side is completely
paralyzed and he is not able to
speak above a whisper. The
stroke suddenly came while Mr.
Smith was sitting on the porch
at his home. Mr. Smith is about
sixty years of age and ha" always
enjoyd good health.
j,ois at rageiancl, uie tsiakeney
place, in Chesterfield county, S.
0., sold at auction last Tuesday
at prices ranging lrotn $30 to
$115 each, sizes of lots 50 x 150
feet. Not long ago that land could
have been bought for $5 per acre.
? Monroe Enquirer.
A Year ot Blood.
The year 1903 will Ion# lie remembered
in the home ot F N. Tacket, ot Alliance.
Ky,, as a year of blood; which flowed so
copiously from Mr. Tacket's lungs that
death seemed very near. He writes: Severe
bleeding from th~ lungs and a frightful
cough had brought me at death's door,
when i began taking Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, with the astonishing
result that after taking four bottles i
was completely restored and as time has
proven permanently cured.', Guaranteed
tor Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds, at J. F"
Mackev Co., Crawford Jfros , and Funderhurk
l'hnrmacy.
Do you take The News?
Lancaster, S. C. Chei
v.
SPED PIT UFE"
?That's what a prominent a
druggist said of Scott's
Emulsion a short time
ago. As a rule we don't
use or refer to testimonials
in addressing the public,
but the above remark and
similar expressions are
made so often in connection
with Scott's Emulsion
that they are worthy of .
occasional note. From
infancy to old age Scott's
K.m 111 <ii nn fFn r#?l 1 n K1
means of remectying improper
and weak development,
restoring lost flesh
and vitality, and repairing
waste. The action of
Scott's Emulsion is no ^
more of a secret than the ?
composition of the Emul- ?
sion itself. What it does it
does through nourishment?the
kind of nourish- t
ment that cannot be ob- "
tained in ordinary food.
No system is too weak or s
delicate to retain Scott's l
Emulsion and gather good g
from it.
Ve will tend you &
sample free. ?
?* sure that thli picture In the
V t I form of a label im on the wrapper
jjjjLv^jrj JW of^erery bottle of Emulsion you i
WmJi SCOTT & BOWNE '
"^rrJp wFn* Chemists
409 Pearl St.. N. Y. 50c.
and $1; all dru?pitts. p
Clerk's Sale. (
STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, k
County of Lancaster. 1 ^
In the Common Pleas. f
i
Heath Banking A Mercantile Co., Plaintiff', i K
A. Jackson Bailey; I lie British A Amer-j V
ican Mortgage Company. Limited; nod ^
Maude Gannon and Adam M. anson, I k
A8 Executrix and Executor, reapeit- j k
ively, of the last Will and Testament ! W
of William Gannon, deceased, Defen- \0
dants. pj
Pursuant to an order in the above stated i ?
ease, signed by Judge Geo. \V. (Inge March g
J 1st, P.ie-1, I will sell at public auction at I
Lancaster Court House, S (J., to the high- j
est bidder, on Monday, the 3rd day of I
December, l'J 0, being the tirst Monday iu |
Deceuib. r. tlie following parcels <>r tracts |
ot land, viz:
1. All that piece, parcel or tract of land "i
situate, lying and being in Pleasaut Hill j
township, in the county and state at .resaid,
on the waters of Turkey (Quarter g
creek, containing oue hundred and ten ^
(lloi acres, more or leas, and bounded and
described as follows: on the north by ^
estate lands of Benben Bailey, deceased;
on the east by lands ot J. D. Bailey, decea- i T
sed;on the south by estate lands ot John , I
Andrews, deceased; and on the west by
lands of J D Bailey.
2. All that pioce, parcel or tract of land I
niiuitic, i> iij^ iuhi IHJIUV ill Mill
township, in Hiti<l county and state, containing
two hundred and sixteen (216)
Acres, more or less, bounded and described
as follows: On the north by lands of las
D Bni'ey. deci Rsed; on the east by estAte a
lands of George F. Bailey, deceased; on 0
the south by lauds of D. L. Bailey; and ou
the west by lands ot John Andrews, ilec'd.
Terms of bale -CASH. Purchaser to j
comply with the terms of sale within one j,
hour from the time of hi* bid. Purchaser
to pav for papers. J. F. (HiEGOKY,
C, I). JONES, C. C. C. P. L. C II
PhuntifTs Attorney.
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M.50 Woman's Shoe
have. Every pair guaran- i
1 to be absolutely all right
very respect or a new pair
j. These shoes are branded c
ecial Service," and are sold
j by us in I^ancaster. It is
undisputed $1.50 woman's
? on the market. To satisfy
of its merits, we only ask ?
to try one pair, at 1
-ry's Shoe Store, j
MULES
jur Mr. Mood has just arrived from the
markets with one of the nicest lots of
Jfk MULES,
Tjggga*. MARES
HORSES
hat has been on the market this season.
Fhey are all well broken and among them
iome extra nice matched teams of mules,
nares and horses. Come one, come all. They
ire here and must be sold. We need the
noney and are going to sell for the high
lollar.
r\J w war m w Ai Aj
Gregory-Hood Live Stock to
t ===== "The Old Reliable." == Q
THE BANK OF LANCASTER, Lancaster, S.C. ^
fe CAPITAL $50,000.00.
| SURPLUS $50,000.00. g
|J Loans made on Real Estate, at reasonable rates. A
Collections given prompt and careful attention.
< Interest allowed on time deposits.. ^
^ Your business solicited. The oldest, the largest and |1
1 the strongest Bank in Lancaster county. * Iff .
FACTSand ?ot FICTION *
llroom Company Sells it for Less
SELLS WHAT ?
Everything in Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing,
Shoes, Hats, Caps and Millinery.
Clothing Specials. Dress Goods, Dress Goods.
We have still left loo Suits for Men 1 piece 54 inch Broadcloth 35c
nd Boys that will be sold regardless ' ^ 54 in. hugli-h Broadcloth
f our former prices. . I\aP' Krrey,brownfprreen 45c
1 5 pieces 54 in. all wool Broadcloth,
5 OO Suits now for 3.75 the 1 .(Hi grade, this sale 75c
*.00 Suits now for 5 00 *' Pieces M in. all wool Broadcloth,
#.00 Suits now for 6.00 th,e 'f5 kind this sale. . ... S5c
I.ook at our other special things
4.50 Suits now for 7 50 jn Oress Goods.
toys'Suits from l.OOto 3.00 54 in Black Briliiantine at 40c
specials for $1.00 While this Stock Lasts:
4-64 Calico, the best made, 20 yards for $1.00
2 inch Sea Island, 22 yards for 1.00
6 inch Sea Island, 16 yards for 1.00
7 yards best heavy Checked Homespun for 1.00
Underwear. Shoes, Shoes.
esse Men's 50c Vest and I'ants. We have the best line of Shoes on
this sale each 45c
ease Ladies' extra heavy Vests earth for Men, Ladies and Children.
and I ants. this sale each 2ne w11j make the prices to suit you.
hildren* and M is.?es L nion Suits 25c
.adies' Union Suits 40c When you need a pair ask to Bee our
,adi"s' Set Snug Union Suits ... 00c shoes.
We have numerous other values that we cannot mention here,
o we ask you to come and make your bill with us and save from
0 to 25 per cent, on your purchases.
A. J. BROOM CO. ^