The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 16, 1908, Image 7
THE LANC
Gov. Fort's Close Call?Infernal
Machine Addressed to
Him Discovered in the
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t Mails.
Soo n:-* XT T o
BRYAN AND TAFT.
P The Two Rival Candidates
to Shove Their Pateni
Leathers Under Same
Mahogany at Same Time
Chicago, Sept. 11.?For th<
first time in the history of mod
em politics, two rival candidate:
for the presidency of the United
States, will meet at the sam<
board and address the same audience,
when William ?1. Taft
Republican, of Ohio, and Wil
liam Jennings Bryan, Democrat
# it ?
oi neoraska, will be the guesti
of honor at the annual banque
of the Chicago Association o!
Commerce at the Auditorium 01
the evening of October 7.
There will be no question ai
to which of the candidates wil
occupy the right hand seat. 1
will be occupied by Mr. Taft at
the express wish and with tin
full approval of the Democrats
candidate and his friends. Chair
man Mack declared today that
Mr. Taft, as a recent member o)
the present administration, wai
clearly entitled to the place ol
honor at the feast. The Ohioan
therefore, will *i*
J - - ... - WAV MW l/UV UgUI
hand of President Hall, and th<
Nebraskan on the other.
The meeting of the two candi
dates will differ from the meet
ing of the national candidates it
the State of Illinois, 48 yeari
ago, when Abraham Lincoln anc
Stephen A. Douglas began tlieii
famous debates, by reason of the
inhibition placed on politica
discourse.
Kolol wiP in a very short time, en
able the stomach to do the work i'
should do, and the work it should d<
is to digest all the food you eat. Whei
the stomach can't do it Kodol does i
for it and in the meantime the atomach
is getting stronger and able tc
take up its regular natural wort
again. Kodol digests all you eat. I
makes the stomach sweet and it ii
pleasant to take. It is sold here b}
J. F. Mackey A Co. w-i
New Styles for WomenSheath
Gown not |In it?
corset Strings 10 Yds.
Long.
New York. Sept. 14.?'Jorsel
strings ten yards long and shori
gloves are the two features ol
this season's styles that are actually
established, according t<
Miss Elizabeth A. C. White
president of the Dressmaker'*
Protective association, who talk
ed on the new fashions to 301
dressmakers from all parts o
the country at the opening sea
siou of the association conventior
in the Masonic Temple.
Miss White exhibited some
thing like forty gowns, all differ
ent,and when anyone asked hei
which was the latest style, he
invariable reply was :
"They all are. There wai
never a season when the style
were so unsettled and change
able;in /act,a well dressed woinai
can wear anything tliis year ex
cept the sheath gown. Th<
sheath gown i9 not stylish,1' sha
added. "It can not become popular.
It wu9 not originated b}
any of the important houses it
I'aris and has never been worn
by persons of refinement. Then
are many variations of directoiri
custom in vogue, but the tigh
fitting skirt, especially the forn
slit up the side, is not at all cor
rert. Only one characteriatii
prevails in all this season's styles
That is the extremely long sleevi
J
covering the hand. The shor
glove is the thing, of course.
As to tlie new corsets. Well
they are adapted to making th
figure resemble a telegraph pol
as nearly as possible. For tha
purpose they are extremely Ion,
and it take ten yards of string t
lace them properly. A slende
woman can wear them but stou
women can not entirely elimi
nate their curves. They mus
simply do the best they can."
j/
- uii t) ii. joBpc. 12,?An
attempt to assassinate Governor
Fort, of New Jersey, has been
3 thwarted by the watchfulness of
* postoflice employes, who discov*
ered iu the mails an infernal ma^
chine addressed to the Governor.
3 The package was a cleverly con
!rived combination ot powder,
i bullets aud matches which had
* been so arranged that had the
> Governor opened it in the ordi
} nary way there is little doubt is
^ would have killed him.
f That the death dealing pack1
age was' intercepted before it
reached its destination was due
s to the vigilance of the postofhct
1 oflicials, who have scanned the
t Governor's mail with unusual
j nam ainna ' '
. - "v" (.no uAouunvB B roueni
3 crusade against violation of the
J law at Atlantic City.
'' Tickling or dry Coughs will quickly
f loosen when using Dr. Shoop'a Cough
i Remedy. And it is so thoroughly
harmless, that Dr. Hhoop tells moth'
ers to use nothing else, even for very
? young babies. The wholesome green
. leaves and tender stems of a lung
healing mountainous shrub give the
3 curative properties to Dr. Hhoop's
Cough Remedy. It calms the cough,
and heals the sensitive bronchial
- membrane. No opium, no chloroform ,
. nothing harsh, used to injure or suppress.
Demand Dr. 8hoop's. Accept
1 no other. 8old by Fuuderburk Phar?
macy. w
I
r The Successful Farmer of
[ the Future.
The day is coming when the
small farm the Inhnr-oorinu mo
chinery, the knowledge of seasons
and soils and rotations, and
the caretul but intense cultivavation,
shall constitute the equipment
which will yield handsome
returns. The farmer of the
future who shall win success
will be an educated man. He
will know his fields like the potter
knows his clay, and his mind
will be as skilled as the hand of
the artisan who fasnions the
vase. He will be able to plan a
campaign upon his plats with
the same precision that Lee
planned at Cold Harbor, and ext
ecute it with the success of Jackk
son at Antietam. As the law'
yer knows his Code, he will bo
' acquainted with soils and strata ;
3 and as the practitioner is drilled
? in the art ot civil procedure, he
' will know the rotations. He
" must be familiar with precedent,
^ and his evenings shall be cpent.
* by the fireside with text-books
" aud farm journal, and the exper1
iences of his fellow-soilsmen in
other countries shall bo in his
- mind always. He must be a
student, but his knowledge shall
r not all come from books. Perr
social experience, experimentation,
test, plats, visits to other
3 model farms, the constant ims
bibition of new ideas?these
. shall make his battery iuvinciu
ble.?Danbury Reporter.
3 Alaska Wheat Said to be a
Fake.
f Charlotte Observer: Glowing
1 pamphlets descriptive of what is
3 known as Alaska wheat, the
B new variety said to have been
t discovered by a certain Abraham
1 A /I n m a a T /-l n U a f a i? m a ? ???U t 1 a a?\
XLUOIII3) ? II lUUUW 1 ft I H1CT I , ? I I | 1U KJll
a prospecting trfp in the wilds cf
Alaska several years ago, are
'B being circulated in Mecklenburg
t county by the Adams llobe
Seed Grain Company, of Julia,
ette, Idaho, tor the purpose of
e deceiving farmers into purchas
o ing some of the seed "in limited
t quantities only, payment strictg
ly in advance, at, $20 a bushel."
o In view of the fact that this new
r wheat is nothing more nor less
t thati a fake so far as doing what
i- its promoters claim for it, a
it warning is given lest any one be
deceived.
ASTER NEWS, sEPTEMBE
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A good many o
the time to thir
buy until you h
Chattan
Aie the plows
Hardware ston
every kind ol C
you need, and i
Don't forget w
THE
All kinds on h;
tires. Our "G
dandies. If yoi
take if you don
Bagg
We do not har
water to make
* examine the b;
Our buyers i
OUR FALLC
big bargains ji
arranged. In
come to see us
that are on a t
S Don't sell a b;
price is low, ar
Lane;
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Spider Killed a Candidate.
Spartanburg special in Charlotte
Observer : W.I. Harris h
died here to-night after an ill d
ness of several weeks Four y
weeks ago, while making a cam- c
p \ign in the county race for reg- t!
i ister Jof mesne conveyance, he
was bit'en by a spider. Blood C(
poisoning set in and he became n
worse, resulting in Ins death to- a
night, lie was a prominent mer
chant for many years and organized
Fairmont Cotton Mills andr
was its president until a few ''
d
years ago.
p
I'ink Pain Tablets ?Dr. Shoop's?stop
Headache, womanly pains, any pain,
, anywhere, in 20 minutes sure. For- b
mula on the 26o. bo*. Ask your druse- i.
Kist or doctor about the formula?it's
tine. Funderburk Pharmacy. w v>
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R 16, I9Q8
ED OAT
f us have lost our corn crop
ik about planting Fall Oa
ave seen our Seed Oats. .
ooga Reversible
= PLOWS =
to break your lands with.
i and let us show you. We
)ne and Two-horse Turn
epairs of every kind
e have the best Southern ma
"PIEDMOl
and. Regular, low wheel
EM" and "JEWEL" Bi
l have to buy one you will r
t see us. As usual, we are he;
= FOR
?i ri n-n/1
idle the kind that has to L
it weigh two pounds. You
igging you buy, and don't 1
ire in the Northern market;
jOODS and you may look 01
ist as soon as we can get t
the meantime if you warn
, we have the right goods
tasis with 81-2 cents Cottor
lie of cotton without seeing
id you need all the help yc
Yours very truly,
aster Mer,
Two Brothers Murdered. Ve
Sa
Dawson, (Ja., Sept. 12.?News tlli
as reached Dawson of the mar- ne!
er of llenry and Herbert Byers, by
oung white men ol Randolph =
ounty, between Shell man and
heir home last ni^ht.
The murder was probably Of
ommitted tor robbery as it. is
nderstood they had considerble
money on their person.
I ^at olio At * h /> ? - - '
solium wi nirr Clinic a>4 rtJCtJIVeCl
ere are meagre. t:
The crime has greatly stirred
lie entire community, as the
ead men were sods of one ot M
landolph county's principal {,r
lanters.
A revolver found near the ij
odies was identified as belongjg
to George Thomas, a negro, ot
rno has disappeared.
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ts. Don't
i Disk
Call at our j
also have 1
Plows that
, I
ide waeons
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and 2 inch
uggies are
nake a misad-quarters
I
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lies 1
>e wet with a
had better i
buy water. |
s selecting 5
at for some
hem in and
t anything, |
; at prices |
? us. The |
)u can get. I
?
? Co.
Witt's C'arbolized Witch Hakel
lve is recommended as the. ^est
nK In use for piles (t is. of <;i?T "?e.
id for anything where a s*M \
eded. Bewareof imitations
J. F. Mackey a Co.
DR. J. E. WELSH j
DENTIST -M lice
in Emmons Building opposite
First National Baftk.
i'hone No. 8. jT
LANCASTER, S. <JL
V. P. ROBINSON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
lice over Heatli-Jonea Co.'a Store.
LANCASTER, H. C.
ompt attention to buaineaa.
R. DOUGLAS McINTY'
DENTAL SURGEON
flee over Heath-Jones Co.*s t
LA9UA8TKB, 8. C.
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