The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 24, 1907, Page 7, Image 7

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Married Man Elo] Another Man's ^ \ Anderson Mail : Geoi a white man sired abuit anil M ra W ??1 I ?? AM ~ uu mic. H ftl'OI Kit ran away together Ttiei and have not been hear They lived with Mr. F near Harris' bridge well township. They bold and open with tl rnent; Smith went t ough's house that nij - 11 o'dlock and sat ai with McCullough and lor a while and then le he had to go and get s< before the next da Shortly after Smith lei lough's wife left the 1 nothing was thought until some time el-ipsei did not return. Mrs. Me( liat was found : ext day yards from the house a f 1> o 1 id l*o?? ? /) - * I 11V ?i?o? Itctliu ??1 I II t* U left on foot. Mrs. M< leaves oan. child, and said to have a wil WfeS near Honea Path. It will he Nramemb< McCJullough killed a m Bagwell some time a count of the woman wh'i Remarkable Case?< prisoned nearly 2 when Sentence w 20 Months. From the New York Ti Montgomery, Ala of a mistake madG by clerk in making on Rhena Rivers, a girl o Oountv, served nearl years in tha Alabama tiary, although she < sentenced ,;Tr?r 4<s> That the girl did not i full twenty years was d death a few weeks ago, When the clerk mac papers he carelessly wro iustead of "months," girl, who was then onlj old, paid the penalty ol for more than ninete< The girl was *ent up Irc ]y settled part of tl where the Courts at t were crudely administe She was tried tor lari j> received a sentence of ~ two years. In a few da] sent to the mines, she remained until hei called who she was. Ke who is a widow, contei the girl was not seiiten long a time, hut she i no one to listen to her, Recently, however, i ence of the mother in man, who thought that tence was a long 01 small a crime, and loo; lie discovered the inii too late to help the poc In order to make son tion a bill has been ii in the Legislature to ap a euro of money for th who is old and in need 'UPo yon leally enjov what yo your food,taste good? Do yoti and want more? Or do yon lie dull feeliug after meals, Hon belching. gas on the stomach, indigestion and dyspepsia? should take a little Kodol uttei Kodol will nourish and stren digestive organs and furnish digestive jnic s for your 8toi make you wells 1 will make yo von good Tnrn yonr food int< ^ blood. Kodol digest* what yo by Crawford Itros. THE LA pes with Bryan on Railroads?Says j Wife. Government Ownership not j the Issue. rge Smith, 27 years, Lincon, Neb., July 20?W. J. Cullough, Bryan to-day issued a statement day night declaring'that government ownerd of since, ship is not the immediate issue; . M. King, that a large majority of people in Hope favor effective regulation but will ti/oitn 4 * Tcjr no* consider govermental ownerleir elope ship. He said there is no de>ire 0 McCul- to make 'government ownership ilit about the issue of 1908. So far the, nd talked railroads have succeeded in prehis wife venting the effective federal regit, saying ulation and the state regulation orne sleep as a rule has been restrained bv v's work, the United States courts, ft, McCul- Mr. Bryan said : house and "Theinlerstatecommerce comabout it mission, created twenty years 1 and she ago, took ten years to find out jdllough's its powers were insulil ient and some 300 ten years to secure an amenduid this is ment. The railroads (ought the l. They amendment every step and the jCullough president was finally forced to Smith is compromise with railroad repubfa {.living tic ?ns 111 toe senate to induce their support. Even the amendered that ment falls short. It seems to *n turned stop passes and rebates, hut ?x so on ac- tortionate rates still exist. State eloped. legislation lias resulted in the agitation by railroads Icr legisla jrirl Im- tiou iu congress. 0 Years "The Democratic party must ras only meet the issues and must resist encroachments on the authority <.f the states. The Republican imes party is as impotent to regulate ?Because rai'rwa(^8 as exterminate . the trusta and relorm the tariff." a u o u r i it papers. Nearly all old-fashioned Cough syrups f Houston ,ire constipating, especially those thnt contain opiates, t'hey don't act just right, y twenty Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup contains no opiates. It drives the cold out of the peniten- system by gently moving the bowels. Con1 tains Honey and Tar and tastes nearly as a good as maple syrup. Children like it. ruon'hs. ^y Crawford llros. ierve the _ lue.ol.er Theology to Fit the Uase. le out the From the Old and New. te "years" Before the war there lived on f 1^1 L,j<iuu me a plantation near Lynchburg an r 12 years old colored preacher whose serf his error mons were very remarkable, en years. Que day his master, who hap )tn a poor- pened to be passing, paused to lie ota'e, listen to him as he discoursed to that time his fellow-servants. Ilis subject red. was hell and its horrors?a favorceny, and pe topic with illiterate preachers, less lhan He described them in terrib e, iTs she was terms, declaring that there was and there "whipping, and whaling, and - death re- snatching out o! teo'h." He then r mother, proceeded, wilh a touch of Dan ided tliat tesque vigor, to tell his hearer> ced for so hell was a region of fearful could get cold, where ice and snow covered all things, and where freezing the insist was the lavorite punishment, terested a "Why, Caesar," said his masthe sen- ter the next time they met,, cui ne for so ious to learn why the prencher t oil ll Iin i n* ' *?- uk. ainerea so strongly from the 3take, but theory usually accepted of the >r girl. internal regions, ''what makes iie repara. von telI my servants that hell is itroduced ft c?id place?" propriate "Law, massa, I don't dare to e mother, diem people nothing else. Why, if I was to sav that hep ___________ was warm, some ot them old u Does rheumatic niggas would bo wan -j i feat hungry inr, to start down tliar tha very tve a liciivy, n r stomach. iirat frost bud breath. If so, yon i each >11 til When there is the slightest in.lication of igthen your indigestion, heart burn, flatulence or any the natural for in of Stomach trouble take a little Kodol nacb It will occasionally and yon will be aft'orded >nr food do prompt relief. Kodol is a compound of > good rich vegetable acids and contains the juices XL eat. Sold found in a healthy stomach. Kodol digests what yon eat. makes your tood do yon good. .Sold by (Jrawford Bros. N CASTER iSEWS, JULY 24, IU07 ON JUI 1y M ^ r $ ? if j? 1 ^ 'tm (hiw> w**f" M l|fr? , I HJ No Ne Our store is It is our bus patronage. In securing . Patterns we be other departmc standard. Ou best, and our ] methods will p ? Bring us all our appreciatic sible, the best that we can. Ladies' Hon better fitting, a O * " are economical do not waste i Monthly St} This store c; to shop elsewh Lancaster II Dr. J. ?. WELSH, DENTIST. J Oflico in Emmons Buil< ing opposite First National Bank. Phone No. 8. LANCASTER, S. C. JJJ s ? bi Cough Caution 1 Never. positively never poison roar lungs. If you | rough?even from a simple coin only?you should 1 slwuyg heal, soothe, ami ease the irritated bronchial tJhc8. Don't blindly suppress it with a ttupefylng poison. It'e stninge how somethings Anally como about. For twenty years Dr. Shoop has constantly warned people not to tale cough mixtures or prescriptions containing Opium. Chloroform, or similar poisons. And now?a little 1 >i late though?Congress says "Futlton the label, If poisons aro In your Cough Mixture." Good! -y, Very good!! Hereaiterforthisveryreasonmothera, 1,11 inn outers, should insist on having Dr. Shoop's 1 / v Dough Curo. No poison mark* on Dr. Shoop's | labels?and nono in tlio medicine, elso it must by T , law boon tho label. And It's not only snfo, but it IV Is said to bo by thsaothat know it tmst. a truly re. markablo cough remedy. Trko nochanro thon, fo Birtlcularly with your children. Insist on having r. Shoop's Cough Curo. Compare carefully tho I Dr. Shoop package with other* nnd noto the difference. No poison marks there! You can always be on the sate side by demanding Dr. Sltoop's Cough Cure Z J. F. MACKEY & CO. X ~ dessrs SCII LOSS BROS xpert cutter and fitter vith us showing the ve mportations in fall suiti You Avill surely miss j pportunity to get you i ing; and stylish suit for t very reasonable price lo not come in and iosenberger show you ! Remember the dates . 50 and .*31, and vou doi 7 * 0 buy unless you see soi hat suits you, glad to si >ody whether they buy ed to Shop ?Isewhere your store. 1 n PCC Ia nli?nr./5. 1 iiuvjj kvj yuu cinu merit your the agency for Ladies' Home Journal dieve we have done both, and our mts are maintained on the same high r merchandise throughout is of the prices as low as consistent business >ermit. your business and we wili express >n by providing the best service posmerchandise and the lowest prices ne Journal Patterns are more stylish, nd easier used than any other. They 1, too?cost but 10 and 15 cents?and naterial. de Book free. * an provide all your needs?no need lere. Sm a ll I ik l oin REWARD! College of 1785 Charlesi We will pay a liberal reward 122nd \ ear H the person or persons finding .chSiiSi,^'Teh the city of Lancanster a more linn, giving free t mplete and up-to-date livery * isiness than ours. Rubber sion are permitted t< 'e buggies and stylish horses. [5?yCH 8ch^l,irRhip? v * Kntrance Examinntic We have a few mules left. ?onnty c. h., on vt\ For catalogue, nddiet _ _ President. BUGGIES We sell the following buggies: | rt? edmont, Roek Hill, Ratter- V/irlVI! an, A. Wrenn & Sons, Tayldr OF north innedy and Tyson & Jones. X1 . , , D1789 J J Head of the State h J /ery one of them guaranteed depart 1*1? months College. Graduate 1 \?> lltuiiuia.. Engineering. I.ib:arv contal'iH 15/ TXT A /"1 /~\ "XTCt worKH, oieculc lights, i W A-ijrwJN O New dorm i tor :e -. g.mi Ing library. # 73i Mtuuent''. We sell the Virginia, Nissen ? fceptV IW) id Carver. Francis P. V EATH-ELLIOTT MULE CO. U?..A'HAPEL f; 7 , 31, 5 & Co's will be ry latest ings. i grand i fine fit% fall, and s if you lot Mn ? v JL?A X his line. July 29, i't have nething liow any or not. ? ' i. $ : 1 % o pany. Charleston ton, S. C. 1007 lepins Sept. 27. Engineering. One ronnty of tvonth I arointion. Tuition $10. 1 room in Dormitory candidates for admis> compete for vacant ihich pay $100 a year, ins will be held in the dav, July 5, at 0 a ru. is Harrison Randolph, :rsity CAROLINA. 1907. h'.tiucaUonal System. 0/IE NTS Medicine. Law. Pharmacy. IX) volumes. New wale ventral heating system nusium, Y. M C A build 74 in faculty, r rm bceins r Address enablt, Pres. dll, n. c. .. ..J