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8 GAYNOR'S [STATE L: VALUED AT $2,000,000 ter Coi mornini Will of the Late Mayor of New ^ York is Filed. falr- 1 cept th< Anotl PREPARED WILL HIMSELF. y?ar w? From 1 No Explanation of Apparent Dis- Str crimination Against Married Don't Daughters. kidneys by takli New York. Sept. 24.?The will of derful i William J. Gaynor, late mayor of everywl New York, as filed* today, leaves to day, yoi the widow his Brooklyn residence woman and 500 shares of ltoyal Baking out feat Powder Company stock. The re- of San mainder, with the exception of minor tude to bequests of the estate, is divided. Electric two-sevenths to each of two gpns and It cured one-seventh to each of three uti- ed." G married daughters. The value of the Nothing estate is estimated at $2,000,000. biliousn The two married daughters, Mrs. Lancasb Harry Vingut and Mrs. William Drug Co Seward Webb, Jr., received $1,000. ______ The share of Rufus Gaynor. a son, who was with the late mayor when he died aboard the steamer Baltic, ?*?.?+++ Is placed in the hands of th etrustees, ^ who are instructed to pay him the ^ Income until he is 30 years old and then to surrender the principal if J they judge him capable of handling it % wisely. In a codicil Mayor Gaynor de- X scribes Rufus as "a good boy always, % without bad habits, but, it may be. too easy, and liable to let go of what * he has, not knowing how hard it is to accumulate property." The will directs the trustees to X end their trust for Rufus "provided *+* they are satisfied from his past life +% nnd business capacity and habits that J he will not let it slip through his %* fingers, and 1 want him judged fairlv in this respect." X HELD I NT RUST. 1 Rufus is now 24 years old. He is J the oldest son. Norman Gaynor Is Just 21. When he will was made, May, 190!?, his father directed that X his share of the property be held in V trust until he became of age. The only other beneficiary men- 4 tloned in the will is the late mayor's V * * wt r% maiden sister, mury \jr?y uui a ?>i <* Utica. Miss Gaynor receives a house * her brother owned in ITtica and the * ?* Income of 115 shares of Baking Powder stock to be held for h?>r in X trust during: her life time. V The legacies to three unmarried daughters, Helen. Marion and Ituth, I also are placed in the hands of a trustee to he held until they are 25 years old. Until they are 21 these JL daughters are not to receive more than J 1.500 a year; after that, and until they come into possession of ^ their full shares they shall receive T the entire income. No explanation is given of the ap- ^ parent discrimination against the two married daughters, both of whom O* eloped and married without their ^ father's knowledge or consent. The f will provides that any heir who con- S* tests the division of the estate shall ^ automatically forfeit his legacy. Y Mayor Gaynor prepared the in- v strument in his own handwriting. It covers ten pages of foolscap. REPORT ON LEVER HIIX. ?? * * Favorable Report From the House J Committee. ! V Washington. Sept. 24.?Favorable | } report of Representative Lever's bill l+w* for additional aid from the United States government for agricultural Tf extension work in colleges was ordered today by the house agriculture B^ committee. Secretary Houston has Bj endorsed the bill. By The author of the agricultural ex- B^ tension bill. Representative A. F. BjJ Lever, is chairman of the house com- By mittee on agriculture. The bill is a B?++ modification of the Lever bill that Bjj passed the house last year and was By defeated in the senate by one vote. It is believed that the measure will J be acceptable to both branches of %, Congress. Secretary of Agriculture Houston is interested in the success J of the measure, as he has given it his y personal endorsement, declaring that it means a great benefit to farming X and farm life. Secretary Houston y appeared before the house committee veBterday in advocacy of the bill, J mphasizing the importance it will have in relation to the extension work of the department. JT & Thaw Rewards Man Who Gave Him i> a ( oat. Montreal, Sept. 25.?A check for B|?# $50 has been sent by Harry K. Thaw BjJ to F. Garceau, an immigration officer at Coaticook. for a kindness shown B.+. to the Matteawnn fugitive the day he wan deported. %. Gareeau was the man who ran to get an overcoat for Thaw on the cold J morning when he was rushed across %, the boundary into the United States. ^ Thaw sat shivering in an automobile J and Gareeau. noticing this, hurried into the station and got his own overcoat for him. J Thaw sent a letter of thanks to %, Gareeau with the cheek. Don't Let Baby Suffer With Eczenm ^ and Skin Eruptions. i J FJables need a perfect skin-cover- ; T Ing. Skin eruptions cause them not only Intense suffering, but hinder ^ their growth. Dr. Hobson's Eczema J Ointment can be relied on for relief *?, and permanent cure of suffering J* babies whose skin eruptions have 1 J made their life miserable. "Our baby was afflicted with breaking out ^ of the skin all over the face and J scalp. Doctors and skin specialists failed to help. We tried Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment and were X overjoyed to see baby completly cured before one box was used," writes Mrs. Strubler, Dubuque, Iowa. 1 J All druggists, or by mall, 50c. I'felffer Chemical Company, Bt. Louts, MO., and Philadelphia, Pa. .i*. ?V Jfc. _ t THE LANCASTE ILL INVITE TILLMAN. | three days of the fair these sale be held, at which anything w Fair Association Wants sold that any one wants, pro Senator to Speak. Ithe owner desires to make the 1 It is the intention of the a'ssoci er Special to Columbia State, to aj(j jn this way the planters I.?At a meeting of the Ches- have products to dispose of. tnty Fair Association this i Assurances are being receivet 5 it was unanimously decid- j the races will be the equal o vlte Senator B. R. Tillman to ever seen here, which means orator of the Chester county there will be some excellent ri t is believed that he will ac-1 The exhibits in everv dnarl a invitation. are growing larger every da) tier feature of the fair this there is no doubt but that this 11 be the daily auction sales. be tbe largest attended fair 1 to 12 o'clock daily of the held in Chester. Work is pr< ? sing rapidly on the grounds and enRthen Weak Kidneys. everything will be in first class s suffer longer with weak You can get prompt relief EXPOSITION It\ NECJROE ig Electric Bitters, that won remedy praised by women will Open in New York on Oc tere Start with a bottle to- h j. .ss of H|) a will soon feel like a new * with ambition to work, with- New York. Sept. 2 5.?Arr of pain. Mr. John Dowltng ments for the exposition to be FranciBco, writes: "Gratl-| here next month by negroes o r the wonderful efTect of | United States and represent. Bitters prompts me to write, [from Hawaii, Santo Domingo 1 my wife when all else fail- Liberia in celebration of the 50t ood for the liver as well, uiiersary of the Emarw'oation better for Indigestion or tarnation have been co. ^ted b ess. Price 50c and $1.00 at committee of nine negroe. uppo Br Pharmacy and Standard j by Governor Sulzer last spring, mp&ny. | The $25,000 appropriated bj 4 A * A A Latest Models I ('";|1 s,,i|s Lancastei All Wool Serge, Sponged and Shrunk, guaranteed. Satin lined, the equal IT SS$io Newest ra The Greatest Showi Ready-to-Wear Gar; Millinery Departmet Hats at $5, $o, $7.50 a Becomingness of Models that cost 1 Great Sale Sample Coats These Sample Coats are the very latest style, better, fit better and look better than other garrr are specially made up. We feel that we are doing i good turn when we fit them in one of these beautifi 25 per cent off. Better get your size early as they are $25.00 Sample Coats at $18 50. $12.50 Sample $20.00 Sample Coats at $15,00. $10.00 Sample $15.00 Sample Coats at $11.50. $ 8.00 Sample SHOES FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY E P. Reed's fine Shoes for Ladies, patent and gun metal blucher, per pair..$3.00 Fine grade patent and gun mtal button, per pair $3.50 White Bucks, $4.00 and $4.50 Dustins fine Dress Shoes for Ladies, lace and button, patents, gun metals and tans, per pair $2.00 Good styles in Ladies' Shoes at $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 SHOES FOR MISSES, CHILDREN AND INFANTS Misses School Shoes, 11V& to 21/2 $1.50, $1.85," $2.00 and $2.25 Children's School Shoes, 8V2 to 11 $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 Little Children's Shoes, 51/2 to 8 75c,~$1.00 and $1.25 The above Shoes come in patents, gun metals, vici and tan. Infants' Soft Sole Shoes, all colors 25c and 50c Infants' tan black and patent leather Shoes, leather Shoes $1.00 W. L. DDUGLAS SHOES For Men and Boys. Every pair guaranteed to give satisfaction, gun metal, patent leather and tans, button and lace, at $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 To see these is to buy them. Men's Dress Shoes $1.50 and $2.25 Boys' School and Dress Shoes $1.50. $2.00 and $2 50 BARN YARD SHOES FOR MEN Are just what the name implies. They are made for the man who desires comfort in his work shoes and one that carries a broad guarantee, blacks and tans $3.50 Good Work Shoes at $1.50, $2.25 and $2.75 BOYS* SCHOOL AND DRESS PANTS Good serviceable Pants at moderate prices 50c, 75c, $1.00 and up to $2.50 R. B. ROBINSON, Mgr. E. " ? !R NEWS, SEPTEMBER 26, 39 s will state legislature and large gifts fron 111 be wealthy negroes have been spent bj %sale' i comm'K8*on *n carrying out th< latio*n work. Several hundred thousand ne ! who Kro v's'tor8 are expected to be 01 hand when the exposition opens Oc I that tober 22. f any | The purpose of the exposition Is t< that silow in a general way the Industrial icing tment I educational and religious progress o r and the negro race since its history be i will gan. ever )gres- Mothers t Have Your Children hape. Worms? 1 ' Are they feverish, restless, ner a vous, irritable, dizzy or constipated 1 Do they continually pick their nos? or grind their teeth? Have the] :tober cramping pains, unregular and rav Mi enous appetite? These are all slgni of worms. Worms not only cause ange- your child suffering, but stunt iti held mind and growth. Give "Klckapoc f the Worm Killer" at once. It kills and it Ives removes the worms, improves youi and child's appetite, regulates stomach h an- liver and bowels. The symptoms disProc appear and your child ts made happj y the and healthy, at nature Intended luted All druggists or by mall, 25c. Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company. f the Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Louis. Mo r o I aoflinrr I O Lcauillg = SHOWIX(i = II Merchandis ng of Ladies', ments Kver Sh< it is filled with md $8.50 that hi wice the Price. Lovely 25% Off I Ti They are made There ai lents because they plain tailore< our friends a very nobb dreM il Sample Coats at , ' ( selling quite fast. an. Pret*y. Coats at $9.50. prices that d Coats at $7.50. they are ve Coats at $6.00. 10.00, SI2." Boys' Norfolk Suits, all sizes $2.50 up to 11?> * 4- ? ^ J ?? " - - " ? melt o cAun ruuiii, guuii ?ervic? Dress Pants $2.25, $2.50, $5.00 and up to HATS AND CAPS FOR MEN HOYS Good heavy Caps, nicely made for and Roys, Casmiers and Blue Seig Fine All-Wool Casimers and Blue i Caps, silke lined, each Men's Cloth and Velvet Hats, n< styles 50c, $1.00 and Men's Felt Hats, fine smooth qu blacks, tans and grays $2.00, $2.50 and SHAW KNIT AND HOLE-PROOF IERY FOR MEN Cotton and Silk 25c am Each pair guaranteer to wear to satisfaction. Good qualities at 10c am Boys' and Misses heavy ribbed Hose pair Boys' and Misses extra heavy r Hose, very elastic, per pair. . .. Ladies' fine Hose, just the weight yo looking for, good qualities, at 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c and NEW SHIPMENT GINGHAM Beautiful dark and light patterns, c guaranteed 10c and 1 FINE WOOL DRESS GOODS For Suits, Dresses and Skirts. Poplar Cloth, nice weight for Dra gray, brown, green, garnet, per y; Amoskeags, all-wool serge, grey, ] conenhasren. brown, black and en 38 inches wide, per yard Amoskeagrs, extra heavy all-wood e black and navy, 44 inches wide, sp< and shrunk, per yard Brocaded Velvet, brown and navy inches wide, per yard E. CLC # 1?. i ' ASKS L.IMEL1GHT ON WHALEY. IF HE A rl bi: 3 Mayor Grace of Charleston Semis - | Petition to Sneaker Clark. I I _ | Washington, Sept. 24.?Speaker Your Liv< I Clark today received from Mayor Cloggc* 1 John R. Grace of Charleston, S. C., a C petition for an investigation of the n t ' election of Representative Richard S. o a Whaley of the first South Carolina You're - congressional district. Mayor Grace's H1?? petition makes serious charges of violation of law, among them one taste in y that Whaley spent more than $60,- your skin , 000 in the Democratic primaries. under you I "It is a bald, bold lie, cooked up to , v . hurt my representation in the house," ' f said Mr. Whaley, when told of the an" ill-te charges. "My opponent in the pri- full of hi maries has had nothing to do with and what this and it originated with the man inside. 1 who managed his campaign." j ious nuis; | who love Senator Smith Sees President Wilson, I Washington, Sept. 24.?Senator tiers of th r Smith of South Carolina talked with are cured , President Wilson today before ap- thorough pearing at the senate and house tariff while you r conference to argue the subject of your dru, cotton futures. The South Carolina and bowt senator was confident that a ' ouipro- and your , mise plan for taxing cotton futures Children would be adopted. cause the ! Anil Cf AVA fro l/dMldlUIC ^ Mil Co reri ;e of Quality | Misses and Chile Dwn in Lancaster Artistic and Chai ive the Look, Sty] Hats for Children at $1.50 be Latest In Coat Su *e two decided styles in Suits this season. 3, long Cutaway Suits with slit or vented si ly Suit, a shorter model with draped skirts ; We are showing a great variety in both stj lefy competition. It has been the talk of < ;ry stylish" and "cityfied." Suits at >0, $15.00, $16.50, $18.50, $20.00, $22.5 Heavy yard-wide Messaline $8.50 per yard ^able, Extra heavy Lining Satin hagen, tan and plum, per Fine Silk Finished Poplins, AND and beautiful line of fane yard ^Ien Lace Collars and Collar ai e 25c white and acrue 25c, 50c, $ Serge Ladies' Tailored Shirt Waist 50c Pure Linen, each ?ie^n W. B. Corsets, new styles. .$ W. B. make, extra quality. . OUTINGS FOR UNDER1 $3.00 DRESSES HOS- Heavy fine Nap, per yard.. Heavy fleece Flanneletts, go< d 50c dark patterns, per yard. . yQUr Heavy fleeced Drill Bleacl bleached, per yard : d 15c UNDERWEAR FOR EVE! ? OF THE FAMII . . 10c iKKor) Men's fine Derbv Ribbed, ve I?/Il/VV4 " j5c garment u are Extra heavy fleeced Undei and Drawers, each .. $1.00 Union Suits, per suit $1.00, $ Ladies' good fleeced Vest ar 12 Vic Ladies' fine fleeced Vest an Ladies' fine ribbed Vest, n< elastic, each iping, Union Suits, each ird Children's Vest and Pants 25c Roys' Pants and Vest, each, navy, Union Suits for Boys and ( irnet, Infants' Vests at 15< . .50c Remember every article lerge, Cloud's bears our strict guar >nged does not meet with your ent . . 75c may be returned and your , 25 cheerfully refunded. $1.00 "We are not satisfied unt >UD SPRINGS +x+<< ^ ^? J- 4. . DACHY, DIZZY, LIOUS, "CASCARETS" v cr is Full of Bile; ltowela , nunnni ii nour, iun|(ue oated, Breath Bad. 10-cent box now. bilious. You have a tlirobatlon in your head, a bad our mouth, your eyes burn, is yellow, with dark rings ir eyes; your lips are parchvonder you feel ugly, mean mpered. Your system is le not properly passed off, you need is a cleaning up Jon't continue being a bilance to yourself and those you, and don't resort to yslcs that irritate and in;member that most disore stomach, liver and bowels I by morning with gentle, Cascarets?they work sleep. A 10-cent box from ggist will keep your liver ;ls clean, stomach sweet, head clear for months, love to take Cascarets, be y taste good and never It , t f j save you m $2.50 to 00 on every $ dies' and ases Sample at. Child- j4 1'sinproporn. Over 100 * these fine MPLE Gar- ? nts to select $ m. % X iren's $ \ Our :|: *ming X ie and X to $2.00. hi its :l There is the I kirts, and the I f| very striking J ? Mes of Suits at I ij jur Suits that IjTB 0 and $25.00. hi , all shades, |?3?l 89c |?| ,navy, copen- ljt4l yard.. ..25c I $ 1 plain shades I :y stripes, per I 25c |Vfl nd Cuff sets, IVB 1.00 and $1.50 lOl i > s, Madras and l+t+l $1.00 l?*J 1.00 and $1.50 U^l 50c |<?J WEAR AND |?*J ioc IYI )d assortment, |?:?| 10c |>J hed and Un- l.tj 10c and 12Vic I lm IY MEMBER |X| jY ( J ry elastic, per |++?l 50c liSJ wear, Shirts 39c IJJ 11.50 and $2.00 |??l id Pants, each IAI 25c Lt] d Pants, each I Xj 50c IVI ) fleece, very IVfl 50c |>t'g an/1 t 1 I* AH . aw UIIU yi.vw 'A' , each....25c 25c Jirls, each 50c JL r, 25c and 50c % i bought at antee and if it ire approval it money will be ?, ? BLOCK |