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FieKFMML HJL J. W Dien't Think Muck of Florid legislature. Tke New Melkodii (lurch in Lancaster. Comment on Pastor and Buildug Commit t^e. The Venerable Write Remembers tke great Reviva at Fork Hill Church Very Man; Years Ago. Other Matters o Interest. Mr. Editor: I intended whei I sent off this letter to orde The News back to Voidest a, a we contemplated returning theie with Annie, tor at least a lev months of the heated term, bu we will be detained here longe than' anticipated; therelore, wha 1 had written to accompany th order to change my address would be stale and and out. o date, hence 1 forward the lette at once and will notify you whei we start tor Georgia?abou the 20th, we now think. My 9011 /in law Walter Thomas, is no* on his way North?to Pitt* burg, Pa.?to attend themeelin of the National Hardware Con Tention, which meets the 12t in6t. When he returns we it to Georgia. The Florida Legislature ha just closed its session tor 1901 as- their lawmakers mes ^Y'iennially, the people muf live under the law? now ( Tforce until 1911. It ig likel they have gome good laws, bi from criticisms of visitors durin tbe session, it would appear thi | J the State furnishes a weak boo in their general amenably. It ''claimed that they can be bougl (of coarse there are some exce) tiong) and one of the mo prominent lawyears in th | city 1 quit his office ar went to Tallahassee (sea' < government) and spent almo the entire session, and it wi said, and so doubt true, tin what he wanted ''did was did in almost every case. Sue things are a slur on the eta1 and ought not so to be. N< 'ong since 1 saw an article i the Southern Christian Advocai >ead^d; "Are AVe a Christia Nation^written by Rev. H. ( \ Bethea. He claims that w have sinned in allowing an ant Christ to become the chief ex< cutiveofthis nation. He pr< ceeds to say that we are taugi to pray for all in authori'y, bi since this man who says Chri was a t)H?fhrrl how it hurts 1 thus pray. He goes on to sa^ ''for one I feel we must reper or some dire calamity will befa us." He means we must repei lor electing such a man or * will sutler. Now what will we d with the case? I presume w had better let the wheels of go^ eminent roll on. I hope it is not too late to r buhe the authorities (yoi bta*e) tor paying 9uch a tee t Rouniree <4r Co., in the dispei eary case?$100,000 or $150 000?from the statement 1 sa it was not clear which amour was paid, but 1 am on hand to fe you (the world of mankihd) thi either amount was ten limes f much as was earned 1 thin it right and proper to pay rei f-onable fees but it makes rn tired to read ol su.jh ex'ravi gance. I have thought, ev< since I siw it, that I would hav a say about it, the first oppo tunifv, but it is like bearing tl air. Mr. Kditor, you are a pract cal man, what do you think i the idea of establishing a la requiring parties contemplate marriage and just before ft ceremony to produce certitioa?# of good health!1 ])r. Miriag a: > / > T y?? - I SS f Lancaster5 I I s: <i IF YOU IUKE ,' ton to New York, Mopping c e greater values in I%rasols tl J ? ments at the large ilty store f' and a great variety If dainty rj of Lancaster and suVoundin ; Ladies'\ Fancy Parafec } in a!) the popular shades; prdtty 1 J i i ?t Laidies' Hemstitched p >' ' r K y in black, white, navy, green and u r excellent quality ; ' Ladies' Pongee j- : CD - , Parasc '<? I u or. in ecru and old blue, with Persian sl> borders, very attractive Ladies' White Parasols ?t 1 c I with polka dot borders, will mal sh 1 costume ,e 1 Ladies' Hlack Silk Paras ni t beautifully hemstitched, with long le, handles $1.25 t n J. I ===== Ladies' 3 ' TAILORED A1 it lt Under "Seasonable Jotting" in ; was remarked that "If the Shirtw a pretty lively business." This e \ for though the dictators of fashio p,, der ban this season, that article it -seen in great numbers and in mar jj We want those who appreciate I c * to come and see what we have pr< - ' LADIES' TAILO re ; made of Persian Lawn, others of all-over swiss embroidery. Don't 'e waists which we are selling for H LADIES'TAILO i made of madras Persian Lawn, tu e j ' ' lar and cuffs attached ir I T.AniTOT TAITO ? fo in pink, blue and lavender, linen i j. L splendidly fitting; special at... . i,. LADIES' LING I w made of batiste and lawn, trimrne , medallions, others with swiss insei ? 1.25 to J1 ; it. ' ================= Trimmings, Dainty Neckwc Finens, Cretonnes, Rugs, et ?i Footwear, Furnishings, etc. ie | THE 1 r- bmmbhbhhhmhbmbbmhmi \ i HE LANCASTER NEWS. JUNE I 's Live Store i ' v* ? 4 r r? = Yalues > AMI\ run I\D 1 mw vnii^i/ivJ ? ? THE TRAIN AND >ff at the large cities en route and \ tian we have to offer right here in 1 s, but better values, never! All th r handles?in fact, it's the best assc g country won't be long showing tl Ladies' 26 In >ls Pars landles n all the novelty and step attractive boxwood h; sols parasols are suitable foi render; serving as sun shades .$1.00. brellas; excellent vah 2.00 and Ladies9 its 26 In Pars ? 1 with wood and fancy tch a% strongly made, 50c and .$1.25. \ Ladies' Gloria Silk ols 1 lcok well and wear letter ; carvecl o $2.00.1 values 1.25 to Waists NJD FANCY a Baltimore paper recently, it aist is dead its ghost is doing, xplains the situation exactly, n tried to put the shirtwaist un of dress still flourishes and is ly attractive new styles, good values and smart styles Dvided in the shirtwaist line. RED WAISTS madras with Dutch Collars of miss seeing these mighty tine ; 89 cts RED WAISTS eked front and back; linen col :98c and $1.19. RED WAISTS | collar and cuffs, will made and a. 89 cents. SRIE WAISTS 1 d with Irish bands, val lace and rtion and lace, 50c, 75c, $1.00, 2.25. jar and Beltings, Ribbons, Underwe c. A splendid line of Men's, Youtl Come to ns for the best in everyl w A r i l w v ihiAlrl "LANCASTER'S L \, t\ 2. I9Q9 Offers Surprisi In ===== PRRRSO TRAVEL FROM CHAR dsiting the big department stores, you would Lancaster. You might, perhaps, find largei e new shades are here, many charming comt rtment we have ever offered, and we know tl leir appreciation. Here is the place to get a Ladies9 T ch feta Sil lsoIs Paras >le colors with extra quality silk; sterling silv andles. These very stylish sunshades. . *2.C rail occasions, Our Dollar Special P; as well as um- A large assortment with man; i oe i -a handles; excellent tops 1.25, 1.50, borders; the best $1.00 pa $2.50. offered anywhere! Children' ch Paras in solid colors and many pr? ISOlS Children's Parasol handles, very _, . , , 4. . ot heavy mercerized cloth in ] 75 cts. red, green and white; strong able Parasols . , Children s Parasol than silk; good with fancy borders of excellei $1.75. Ladips' Ppttinni Gingham, Heatherbloom and T A great big assortment, and whether of gingham, they all have the same characteristics as to quality, ship fit angl value. LADIES' GINGHAM PETTICOATS neatly made of best stripe gingham; splendid for gene 50 cents and LADIES' TAFFETINE PETTICOATS All black Taffetine with two and three ruffles; patent $1.00 and LADIES' HEATHERBLOOM PETTICOAT! many pleasing styles made with "Klosfit" tops; great 1.50,1.75 and Ladies' Black and Navy Taffeta Skirts, made of excellent quality silk, neatly made and j>erl for only Ladies' Heavy Black Silk Petticoats, beautifully made and guaranteed to wear 5 ;ar, Hosiery, Stylish Oxfords and Pumps, H is' and Hoys' Clothing, Natty Straw Hats :hing and at prices that you will always wai JONES C INK STORK" wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmm ) ,* .. < ' * >' ; * -, A " \ >a Mb EI ???? ft' 11 . * LS ? n LES- ?' J not find * r assort- t. !< >inations & &lie ladies * * parasol. 1 'af- ! > . : Ik {t , iols J er handles H) to $3.50. | ): ki irasol y styles of with tape ^ rasol ever i s : \ sols itty stripe x i ... 25 cts. j. . it i , ' pink, blue, y and dur... 50 cts. > , ?< Is. / I at material 1 .. 65c each. t ( its \ I 'affeta or taffeta i * workmanf i i ral wear ? > ... 75 cents ( \l \ . ^ fastenings ( ' - ) 1.25. 1 1 > | } 3 ' 1 ft : values for > um ; 200 ?| i i :ect fitting f\ 4.50. ; \l >}* ? I >.00 to 5.50. ? i- i : i, . ? ousehold , Stylish it to pay. > H - 2' IUB1 o. i> i,