The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 02, 1907, Page 6, Image 6

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6 Letters From flupr tVipMpHitPi i Abroad. "a ?"" "to becorni Tne uns^'ifi panpan nn an will ncpum THE LANC er aide of the world chr e fisher'a of men." com sh spirits who do bo glial r rpsprvpd soat.s 11 n nroi JASTER NEWS, MARCH istian. Such has been I] iluct and example of the E li that some of the natives a nd to follow in their footsten 2, 1907 8. YOUR fg Y English Speak In Contact w: aries?The Egypt? A M( Shows Two PI the Patriot Crc ;ing Ship? yonder, ith Mission- motley mes English In i?ort saj( 5dern Moses nean mout] laces 'Where and owen >ssedjthe Red canal. It A/AA I - - ? v- -w"-" T But 5S KN ROUTE TO MECCA. d lies at the Meditera- C|8? li of the Suez canal ^ ' its existence to the is a city of over 40, 1 i. i? wiiv the moment one quits t lammedans, the latter osti him and try to make fan jm that retards the work istian missionaries. * * * :i?r Mr?RES ORnRSKn vow A PPORTD m c>ea. BY A. M. (CopyrlKhtoU, 1P00, bj NO. li 1. wuu peopie stack. upon eand. ' R. F. Beiisley.) U1 Oil til ol t ^ statue ot F but the cai est monun great prob ' * * ' Whs wnrlfir ii u u. uuiit u ii i it vi y On the pier at t lie he canal is a colossal O erdinand de Lesseps, citiz tal itself is his great- who lent. It solved the man lem which Columbus I'm iir :?t when he riisenv- mn PLACE OF DISPUTE, n arriving in Suez the fir :en I met was h burly Ari introduced himself in tli ner : "My nance is Mose a good man, every body tc T m o (rrk/iil man I \tf We offer below for yo st appeal to all who want * We At. S3. ,11 nor running a CRUSH item quoted here not n ur consideration some pi to save money on their p 5 Not Ci SALE, but we will forfeit ow in stock. We make the rices that should mrchases. ushed ; $100.00 for any i following prices Keturning iroi the Moors to Gibrj four days on the r< antly waiting fo there was no vesst or Tunus within visit to those plac n tne ianu oi i - il'ar, we spent Iere<* -Anier >ck very pleas- *ndia. Tli r a ship. As 'on? from I ?1 l?r Algiers teranean t< two weeks, a but it runs es was given 'akes and < (i 1%^ifi>%-vf v of Ciijrcrj JJ <r " J ica?a shorter way to wan e canal is 102 miles info L'ort Said on ihe Medi- duc< iSucz on tlie Red Sea gent through some large led i >nly about SO miles thou was necessary. The the -A ? < ftvrvv* "Hill, AV V/ J \ t n guide and donkeys ?" rmed Moses that I was i ad to visit his country by leman of the same name wl the Israelites this wav son isnnd years ago and cross* Red Soa somewhere in til "J until withdrawn: n- $5.00 Overcoats at 2. coats at 7.50. Men's Suits from 3.9 10 54-inch Broadcloth, s ie Wide Taffeta Silk, bl id 54-inch Ladies' Cloth is 20 pieces A. F. C. Gii 98 ; 7.50 Overcoats at 4.1 8 to the best in stock at 9 iold at 1.00 and 1.25 yard, ack and colors, at 87 cenl i, 42 1-2 cents yard, oghams and Linen-finish 1 )8; 10.00 Over.00. now 85c yd. ts yard. Chambravs. 10c. up, * u of the P. <fc 0. lin London to Horn I passage for Port Gibraltar to Port i seilles is 2,201 r quired seven day did not seem lor e, going from ca,,al is the >ay ami took f',e contin * Said, From ^9ia. Sue Said via Mar- portance ai niles, and re- 9toP '? it. 9- The time 18 ,ul1 of & ??. since the 011 their wj dividing line between nei^ lents of Afiica and Mos >z is a city ol no im- plac idjvery few travellers I tli< Just at this time it p0sc lohamtnedan pilgrims ?th ly to Mecca. Two or true ;hborhood. "Yes," replic es, 4ll can show you the vei e, it is not far from here."en confided to Moses the pu > of my presence down he >at the controversy as to tl place of the crossing lu 3l| Solid case Cotton B1e Only six of our 6.00 Men's Odd Pants fro 5.00 Fo *1 $3.50 Krippendof Sh *u T ?J: > T;V 01 inkets at 63c, 89c and 1.2J Wool Blankets left to clos m 75 cents to 3.48 pair. rbush Shoes at [ oes at 2.98. L r7C ' 1 e at 4.25 pair. *.48 ^ mind is almost co pied in reflecting < and mighty events curred around the I The greatest part noble and grand ii history clusters ari nstantJy occu- ^hree ships an the many every day i that have oc- children? Mediterranean. city. Besi ?f all that is vans are i the world's donkeys an ound the clae- 'ey mess tl full ol them leave con! ?men, women and here going to their sacred the des these, large cara the passing on camels, hav id on (cot, and a mot- "I c lev are. One party I k used rae and that 1 had con i to satisfy my own mind ( 6pot. Moses promptly solv< problem that Bible schola e wrangled over for year :an show you the two place now exactly where the u<*u ics jt uie onues a. ie 2000 yards heaviest1 >n 2000 yards 6c Plaids ed Job lot Men's Fine 2 rg Big lot Laces, Insert :8 Get our prices befon " tee to save you money. 5y t iu cents pair anu up. weight Sheeting at 6 cent at 5 cents yard. .00 and 2.50 Fur Hats at ! ings and Embroideries at i you make your purchase Yours for business, s yard. L.48. old prices, is. We guaran sic shores. The passengers were almost ent Most of them love< but the Britisher' enjoyment is grea talent lor furnish I?as just ret on tlie Ejiypt been walki irely English. cani? here 1 amusement, ney- The? s capacity /or tramp to A! ter than their the ligii inn entertain- rP1 1 liere a Etched here who have are. ng for six months and thet without a cent of mo- for f will continue their conl leca. getl T SHINING IN EGYPT. r0t" pho re seme earnest nns Moses croRHed at both n." There is common grout compromise upon which tl ending parlies can get t ter. "Sucooth," "Pi-hah i,\ "iMidgol" and "BaalZ n" Itave never been local* :: Funderl T ll" prove i hat it, wa< th 8 from unci r the water, the "attont; ea*t wind1 burk Corr town up professio When " caused "T\?- T TJ ipany nal Cards \\r 17t cu ment. We had all during the day an ing concerts and < concerts lacked di and their dancing larlv shabby. Th the passenger-5 we sorts of game* gionaries it (1 in the even doctor and lances. Their away Ne\\ ash and Hinder supported was partieu- ^ut j9 payi e majority oi rp|,e mi8sio re going to In* great work and i Suez. One is a female fcQ fl I her home is in far ja( r Zealand. She is not by any denomination ng her own expenses. n schools are doing a But the b?st thing there is practically nothu id in identifying the exa ;e. The traditional pi a seme miles south of Su is covered by the deep se le the other one in a ic 8S north of it. The northei *8 the water to be divided Cl become kta wall" it is n ce sarily meant that tin ez stood upright but sin ,rt> equivalent meaning c 'w protection. But, in any *n could have been a ni , , 1 *-'4 J 1 an<l t > DEN ot necos0 waters ?ifice iu Emnic i ,i no site Fir-t jN n ply the {,, * Q .. Phone No. 8. ii wall? vent, it LANOAS liracle as V V L. 1 1 , TIST. Building oplatioual Bank. TER, S. 0. dia. borne were | and some (or pouli of gentlemen wer the gold inities of going out to look terests. A still 1 of men and womer Koint: '?>r gol(l that ever h 3> A number when Engl e interested 10 tectorate o India and were j0cated a I atter their in- down here, ar^er number ^een proti i were on their ftiuj proper i i - - ?! I f'*41 appened to Egypt was for and established a pro ^ ver the country and (jie iortion of her arniy w^j Not only has there iction of life, liberty Wftfl ty, but teachers and tnir ;tj is now ur.v lanu ^exce the canal recently cut acre The parties to the dispute, main, have chosen the s oh comports with their t as to whether the cro=si accomplished by natural inn Imiii mnniu Tim ?|uol well at one place as at I ,ss Those who favor the lo 111 apply the words ot the ',e the sea as it now app )0 lake no account ot how n? have been at the lira or Ex' dns. Alter the cro?s he other. | ur. Hi. J wer place DEN Bible to Office in Spr ears and Office Hours: i it might Sunday Ho e of the Ask Ce ing Moses . idLmson TIST ings Building. 3 to 12 and 1 to 6. urs, 9 to 10. fv* ntral for No. 32. Wity IU Hiai Ijir oil sionaries, teachers TlliC WOMEN GOING MEN. Of those who w iu the mission W( ladies. The worn litnu as mis- preachers 1 and doctors. Wf)rk in g, as fisher's of and examp ing people ere to engage iluence on irk most were two Arabs en will save the great b have come and can ^ afety. The presence cor( ile of English speak- lec(. have had a good in- (jia, the natives. Today were telling me of Jte(] eneficial changes that bfiC, "V UIV'U ' U'VHUn, A II V Vlfioo tdars who explain it in > lance with natural laws ? the northern place and cla t, at the time of the Exodi place was covered by t I Sea but so shallow that nine drv at low tide (the ti " lead israol out into tin ,c* ness of Shur, and afte iV~ days1' they cumo to Mai 'tn o*lus 15:23.) Hut Ma ls? three days ironi the ti ')e site, but would be froir er place. We decitlet de m * - i ? ? a wilder- PianOS 31 r "three At FaCtOl ih. ( Kx- Write U8 at once ,r<ih is 110 of payments on n 1 ... i von buy either i aditioiiai |lfl you K ptnm i I lie oth- will IHst h life timi 1 to visit Malone's M uf-n * id Organs ry Prices. for our special plan Piano or Organ. If nstruinent through lard make, one that e. Write usic House, the heathens every steamer ot I going to India, I v ried out some ot 90uls who had vd fight t tie devil in h It we who are an aL- L 4 1 A I yet. Almost have taken ?. iV (). lino ish occupa vas told, car- is a Mohan those brave a railway t lunteerecl to tian convei is strong holds, danism, xious to save the inform place since the Ilrit- tQ(p lion of Egypt-. One t^ftl imedan and tlio other, tom jonductor, is a chrispled from Moh am me ^0, The latter volunteered m at ion that he was a t e ay rises seven leet here,) a t when I'haroh's army i pled so cross the rushi >came i 11 and destroyed the] it of those who believe it \v iracle adopt the tradition , but many who consider i ? - mnru.il, now ?:<uieu mtwt n<^ The excursion uas (i The latter day Moses n? convinced us that it ,n* better to make the trip as koys rather than <>n cai IU' we closed a contract w ' '' At tliu o mmintoil tn-?i s ?y eiiH. i;ui,umi lelighttul. for catalogs, p of Suez, Lancaster & I nela and Hchedule in Kir dth him. ,)aiIy KxcePt UnDAa WKSl'i 151 A, N. rices and terma. Chester RyCo. ect Jan. 13, MH)7. day?Eastern Time. BOUND. me neamen ai 10: only furnish the j Hie women will r before long. On spent on the sea \v mons?in the ev Bishop of Madras, itc range win christian a sinews of war dent uleasi out old Satan looking fel the Sabbath others. T re had two ner- caI,lured h , ,, credit trrea -en.ng by the ,h? ,.fu o| India, and the or Napoleo , ? I - nd toll it with ovi- mir ire. He is a big, tine 'I low and will influence a in be missionary who ? im baa a deed to h,s ^ ter than anvtliing in , Alexander, Hannibal 1 11 n. Down in the of- ove ac'.e adopt tlie nothern pla< lie passage c( uld have be iracle and occuired where ow d-v land. The COnfigui i ot the coast at the head lied Sen has greatly chang a within historical times, a 44 ' Viiv "Vt [?p w 8 on hand with "Ya en . die Dandy" for me ai ^ Langtry" for my wife. r paid no attention to sea 0 I * j nig hia donkeys ' Mrs. j i8 a male donkey. L4 * i'l' 'OUO iikee-tlo-- liV. T-anciiHter , ,llkf " Tort I.awn ... ncl kMry. .< KaHromville . . M >80=1 " Ricbburfjr .... Ar.Cheater [in lliim- ? Charlotte, 8oP Langtry" " " KASTI I.v ('oliiniliiA Mo I No. 14. No. 10. .. 7 00 am 4 00 prn .. 7 19 am 4 50 pm 5 05 pin .. 7 35 am 6 30 pm ... 8 00 am 6 00 pm ty 10 45 am 8 15 prn 2 00 pm 3 25 am lOlJND No. 15. No. 17. Itv (' 115 mil 1 III) ..... V rci V UJ who had been eicht among tlie east 1n interesting to heai tlieir labors and t complished. The Wenf do net know the Kn.st Jinrl c.iim f ?? ficiit OiiifII lie 1 o! tl years working (whore I li idians. It was 1 ,n'J' H r them talk of ?? , ,, e<l me to he results ae people of the n?w , the people ofi To onntinne t i th, do uh M n. tl?it I lie 1 . - ie Uoyernnr ol Suez >n iad to g?*t a passport) pro apt. wlio was in the ty r rvire. He, too. want- Qn| know that he wan a pre; o it? nniii Young. lak< yonnn in IiohMi ititii stri ng loil N. ! ' Itowun, McOonoutfh, ,3 the days of ftioses the f l>aMy extended more I ban I ililes north of its present ho; v a lew miles north of sent head of the sea is a lar e, or inland sea, several mi H and between it and t 1 U. - MM. A A 1 lea TO MUSKS wkllb in tat fif. stylk. id. Before crossing ovor it* bia 1 had to get a pas9i ge the Anglo-Egyptian at los This was procured froi he Scotchman who assure 1 l_i it RIAKCHAL " charlotte, So J " Chester " Kiohburg.... into Ara- " Barcomville . t " Fort I,awn... DOrt from Ar. Lancaster.... ithoritie?. " Camden, So R 11 a clever CONNh rl im 11)nt Cheater? South 11 us iniu j jn(, and { Hrolin (iy r? 2f> hid 6 80 put . . 0 80 hiii 8 00 pin .. 10 20 hiii 8 24 pin . 10 80 hiii .. 11 00 hiii .8 11 pm ,..11 80 am Si 00 pm y. 2 15 pm CTIONS: ern, Seaboard Air a A- North-Western appreciate the cliff which our miesi It is no oany mntt< hyo to kin.'lrefl an< up the pleasures coml'vr's <?f eiviliz w, . ? w-w? V. | I jH # Ml under K,?ctr?<" Hitt?i [ ana utoniach onaries labor. Much an nnlui , 1 that inv skin 1 to say good , riOW practicall l friends, tsivei1 I all my work \\ ot home, the linHlmrid'H ?toi . Iinrk I'linrimu a*ion, and go Jstorfl. I'rico I ic kh\ h: "Tlma bottles of n'el rs rnroil me of chronle liver er?, trouble, com plicated with ilthy condition of the hlooil sort turned red as tl nnel. I am y 'jo years younger than be- HdU piotric Hitters I can now do Ije: nth ease and assist in my re " Guaranteed at Fonder- foil and Crawford liros. Unitr title tfllt i ooa. 1 nni mi! Hon once cc 1 tliis atrip is shown by 1 shells to be found on ev eh higher ground in I ghborhood. Those shells ji nd embedded up in (lie mot i over to tlio west of Suez a >v- in ins opinion we couni lie trip in safety. lie said ' en had been no Kngli h he people over th<*ro since ire last your bo! ween Tu in- Knglard over the Siani nd line. That stirred up tl make tne nanways. .. , .. Lancaster?Hoijt that there Orrs, Knox, IJ>o speaking are ,,a5 8toP* ,'!r/ 1 " Orrs, K-.ox sue! (i tlie clash for Trains \o?. lf? rkey and boundary ie Bedow- Subscribe to ' hern Kail way. oomville and (Jrare 1'raina Noh. 14 it 17. ^ race are tla# stops ?t Id. l. MoLURK, Superintendent. Tlio Newa.