The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, March 13, 1901, Image 1
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4,000 yards <r, umI V! i ii imv, <?
600 rat 'Is ^ ? ?il I' i' i : Ki 4.iiii*
1,000 \ aid* I' vilmd llti ( t
400 y* .J, French !<V<
1,200 yard- Sfh.KthnM I<?tins 1
Carpet K* nnini s t v tr< sipiarc
Bleached !' ? ?l?* l)t pis', 40 ?mmi
Turkey R?? I I'iOU* l)-miMk85
Dnyliea KMti Napkin-- ;*??rv cho.Beat
('alic?es, i*?<I???ii ? <
wtandard tai.cn 0.J cents
JACK :TS, 2\?S. CJi
A aplendid lino to -e'oct from,
away price*
Fine black dot h, ipiidrd, satin
Fine black cloth, plain satin-li
Fine tan cloth, plain *ntin-lin??
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A Mint rial.
Special to The State
Andorsoa, March 9. there
wub k mihtrial in the hitching
cane. The jnrv at nod 8 io 3 in
favor of the county. One juryman
was taken sick during the trial,
hut it was rem tally agreed to go on
without him.
Th* grand jury of Charleston
failed to bring in a singh im.ict
ment for the violation of th? dis*.
pensary law, although forty odd
hills wora given t?? the jui*y .
m +rmmmmmm
Getting]
Than !
is all right, if you are too fat
and all wrong, if too thin already.
Fat, enough for your habit, i.
healthy; a little more, or less, it.
110 great harm. Too fat, consult
a doctor; too thin, persistently
thin, no matter what cause, take
Si.ott'a Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil.
There are many causes of getting
too thin; they all come
under these two heads: over
work, and under-digestion.
Stop over-work, it you can;
but, whether you can or not,
take Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil, to balance yourself
with your work. You can't li\ i
o.i it?true?but, by it, you
ca\. There's a limit, however;
you'll pay for it.
kott' Emulsion of Cod Liver
C<i is the readiest cure for
'k," *"> t* /"?'! t " I 1 H I I*. ?
i. UlilV.33 11 lUUlCS UI :
v "doing no work*-you can't
l(. Wo well and strong, without
s vie sort of activity.
The genuine has j.
this picture on it, VpJk
take no other. JffAvli
If you have not
tried it, send for dlLjHh \
froe sample. Its a- .{vyvCjl }
greeabie taste will V 11
surprise you.
SC6TT 6L BOWNE 1 IIL
Chemists, A P5: i
409 Pearl Street, i
New York. !
jOc. and $1.00;ail druggists.
tMl'AN"
u* \e? V car
\LL YV
'ihi || TO CAS
J usual retlnriuwt> m
Now is tin- rli Oire
V OUN!
nl\ 4 cents
I. 7J cents villi", only 5 coins
i?*s lo titvalue, only 0 rents
1*2 J cents value, ?ulv 7J cents
'.ft O: Ml I S VtllllO, Illy JO IMMlts.
i *2:7 ? mii value oulv 1.7 cuts,
lis vtiliio, oulv *2.7 cents
co:its value. .?nlv *2.7 cents
11. *2.7 cents :i dozen uml up
Ini-s. silver yravs, and the he
value, unlv 5 cents.
.l \; rr s.
new tin11 stylish, at almost ??iv?
i-line . on value, now $1 Ji.7.
oo<l $7 mi value, now $4 4'>.
il. .70 Value, lloW $."i '.15
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A Pitiful Sight.
Cur (tf Insane Soldiers From t
I'bili|i|>in?H Going to Washington.
Charlotte, N C , Match .s
There was an extra car attach*
to the passenger train which a
rived in Chat lotte lust night ov
the Southern railwa" from Atla
ta It was a Pullman sleeper, ur
its occupants wete insane aohlie
who were being brought lion
from the Philippines. M'boy we
landed at San Frauciscoa few da;
ago ami were there placed in ti
car which is carrying them thmu^
to W ashihgton. I tin car coi
tained a sergeant and sixteen pri
ates, every one of them cruz
Four or five of the men we
handcuffed.
The conductor of the train su
it was not* of the saddest sights I
ever saw, a wtiole car of poop
and every one crazy except tl
guard*. Not a single one of t
men realized that he had hei
fighting iti a foreign countrv n
was there one in the crowd th
knew he hud got hack again to I
own country.
"The <| lict fellows among tl
crowd," said the doctor, "talk<
about bananas, hemp, rice ui
holos. One of them would r
peat ugain and again, 'the nigger
the niggers." The handcufT<
men were heard to talk occasio
ally aheut dodging arrows."
1 he car containing the inaai
soldiers was closely guarded hi
no ene was allowed to mount t
platform.
Burned to Death.
S|>ecial ti The State.
Camden, March 8. ? Yenterdi
aftarnooa little Fiinnie Camphc
of this county, met with a horrih
death. The little girl was alni
six yearn old. She wan playir
around aome burning brush in
Held near her home, when h<
clot hen caught on Hre, and befo
the fire could be extinguiahed al
wan burnt so horribly that al
lived oely a abort time.
mi cl
liic NVw 4 fcl
IXTKII l
RY NOTHING 3V
loiijj ! iii,r- M;i?i\ will ?^o at
< 1 iti'linw It fail to profit by
TERS JuOA
Kihr black lie ivit bo value, r
Illuck t'ur collarette with tubs, $
Mm k tin eollarette with tabs lui
lilark fur ?' il la'Vt t r full
\ frw larvje han<lsunie capes, vei
li.al'rr itouhlc cloth Capo $1 ft!)
small plti-h cloth cap"- $ I '2f> v*
\ few splendid ruinydm skirta
f V [ ; ' <* 114J t n m *
I' " - M 1 LU'VI
lii.i Lad'es finest (lonco I a and ?;
prices ^2 oo, i>0 and ?."> Oo, piled
marked down to $1 *25 The entire
B- iils> have srnie hi" values in children
ANSON1
PRE TON B ALLEN i(
DIE, SUDDENLY.I
he
One of Wealthiest Farmers in T
Anderson County.
i'd W as Named hv (irand .lury ? One ^
r- Who Had a Few "Slavery"
er Contract Laborers.
n
id Special to I'll? State
r,i Anderson, March S ? Is there a
Nemesis hunting down the men
C
IO who have lieen responsible for
Vh "ttie stockade .slavery" in An> n'
i?? dcrsoii { Ih
l'1 lodav M*\ I' It Mien, one of 11
the men named hv the jjrand jury 1
v"* as extensively engaged in that W
V* business, died suddenly. Mr. A I- *'
i* leu came to town in his buwjry,
driving the 10 miles from his home '
id at Starr on the Coiumhiu, New- 11
I'*' berry and Laurens railroud ,ie '
''e ! went, as was his custom, to the ''
l|rt htatde.of Air. J S Fowler, another
hi
i'e ot the "slave owner-., will)
'*M whom Mr. Allen was connected in
or h tiiisinrs* way. He complained
?' of teeling unwell and a pliiaiciun ,
lis I'are him Mime niediciu* ami mid
bin) to lie down,
he Fifteen minutes later in* was
t<
I'd found dead
)<l "I're h" Allen, dm be wuh culled,
e owned the Inrgeat coiiti?'Uous farm
. . o
*% in this county it not in the I'ied|>
mont section Ile w;u h line busin
nes? nmu and a splendid fai tner,
generally getting the tir.it bale of
ne cm Hon to the Anderson market,
nd He wub a laigc, heavily built man
be Hitd an occasional bard dt inker. j
Ilia sudden death the day attur
the exposure of hia connection .
with the aluvery system has led ^
the negroes, always superstitious, C1
to say there is something supernatural
about it Tt>?? -
-"-J ? a
,11 know Nemeais, hut have the idea, <>
,|# especially since there occurred a I'
ul few dara ago, I ant week, the death J
of another fanner implicated. Ilia
% name was act mentioned in the
Br preHentruent, but it would have
re, been had he lived. M,
ae I 1'ay your subscription to [J
i lkihif.k! 1:
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EARANC
iturv PFtlli a >
i()0IPS ]
' sy Kverythin^ must p> i
4* 5# t winter stu(T This is no
half price, some even less. Kv?
this unusual cut price sale.
lDed wr
low $2 05. 11
1 25 value, now 75 cents.
#2 Ou value, now $1 io.
2 25 value, now $1 05. ce
ry cheap
value, unw 65 cents,
ilue, now 'JO cents.
N
TO BE REMEMBERED.
rloc? ki?l button and lace original
upon the bargain counter and
lot ought to go in a day. We
'sahoes. j<
"cash
I0RTH CAROLINA !
MILLS C0MPR0M1 E.;,
'hey Enter Into an Agreement
About Child Labor
A
i
io Child I.esH Than 12 to he Kiu c
ployed During School Term? hi
None I ndei 10 at Any e
dime p
it
Charlotte, N. (J., March 10? a
Iih present session of the North o
atoliuu legislature has decided p
i>t to enact any legialatios regu* l<
iting work in any of the cotton hi
nil* of the State. ddm opera- s|
vena* well hs the mill owners tl
ere anxioua to avoid any legis- a
ition, prefer? ing to work out the
rohiem in their own wiy. An d
iieement signed by nearly till the 0
till owners of the State was sub- b<
lilted to tlie legislature, and this
cement wa* accepted in lieu ii
t the proposed law regulating a
iin>r. Following is the agree t?
mitt ontm o.l 1 41 - 11
. ..v <.iivvi<,u linn ii me mill b
wwer* of tti*9 State: n
First. That nn? week's work r
:i*ll not exceed ?hours. u
Second. that no child less thus fl
U \em?Mold shall work in a cot- f
mi mill during the term of an *
\ aiiahle public school Provided, r
his shall not apply to children v
t widows or physically disabled n
aient*. Provided, further, That ?
0 yours shall lie the lowest limit t
1 which children may he woi ked *
nder any circumstances. y
i'hird. That we will cooperate n
ith any feasible plan to promote n
ic educatien of the working pen- I
lu in the State, and will cheer- u
illy submit to our part of the c
urdens nod labors to advance the
nose of general education. I
Fourth. On the basis of the
dut? agreements of cotton mill
wners and maaagers we hereby
etition the legislature not to ^
ass any labor laws at this session '
f the legialature. c
b. E. Utic/ntn1 s Antt. Dkuretc,
$ too
May be worth to you more than $100 *
'you liaVv a child wlm hhiih bedding $
OU1 iiicooteiience of water during ,
eep. Cures old and young alike. I' .
rente the trouhie at once. $1. rtoid 0
f JK Macaey A Co, Druggist, Liu* |
ister, H C. P
E SALE
laiiiinoiti ( leari
MUST <1
11 season No matt* r about cost, tli
ordinary "alt*, hut a great chance f>
^rything ?we odor, a bargain.
TH HOT
jf inj; s y \ whil-:
Men's heavy fleece lined shirts a
mtsesch, now onlv 35 cents.
I ... 1: ? *? : - - - ? '
ivwuir*, .viisscs ami cnilciren I tll<
Vests Hi 12$ to 4'l OfDtH.
ii (i 1 (' v V * i
50 pair tine $ I 00 CasMcmert* Ph
25 pair tine $2 00 t assemere pa
150 pair wool pants, mixed lot,
Your choice for 75 cent a.
> ' . Mill up I' ii Mi:
14 line blue-hlacck overcoats, ?
t i?0 50.
Many other special ill n?r->, we h
STORE
Cyclone in Texas j
'our Killed nnd Twenty Injured. *
Several of Whom Will Die.
']
Wills Point, Tex , March 0 ? '
it 11 o'clock th?s morning a
tclone passed through the west
ide of this town, demolishing
ver\thing in its track. Four ?
eople are dead and about twenty *
ljured. Fourteen dwelling houses
re entirely ruined and a number ^
f othcu are badly wrecked. The
uhlic school building is a total
>*s Cotton oil mill is damaged 1
a 1 the largest gin plant is in
[dinter*. Wires were blown otr
le poles and fences leveled and '
freight car is od the track. P
Several ars expected to die
he property loss i> placed at $50, *
00, which is considered a con- c:
rvative estimate. P
lilack clouds had been hanging 1
i the soutkwest all in -ruing The ^
tinoRphere was heavy ami at in* r
?rvals there had been blustering *
l,........... ..e i. ? . u
uwTni-i.-i in i mil. 11 W!i* pihl *1
Dim when there waea Ion;* roar of 4
umblin<? thunder, a puff of wind 11
nd thru the air whs thick with
> in^ timber*. The cyclone came 1
rom the southwest and held to a '
trai^ht northeastcourse Its path i
ran about three hundred yards
ride It struck the northwest
uurter of the town, in residence
action. No ho11He u left whole, N
he.ie that are not irreparably
r i e eked are in the minority. ?
>loat of them are demolished? f
nere heaps of debris that offer I
pportunity for the jnnk man. 1
lousehold furniture and utensils '
re atrewn farther than the eye ^
an reach. (
telieved Fire Mora Deaths Will |
Keault at Will" Point. r
Housten, Tax., March 10.? T
iewa from Saturday's storm ia *
J I
otning from northeast Texas. ^
hare are four dead and five he> f
ievod to ha dying at Willa Point,
rhara the property lose will reach ^
100,000. Five paraona ware had- (
y hurt at New lloKton. A number t
f bouaea ware wracke<l. The
roperty leaa there will reach |
,! -M
n? Out Sale. 0
!
10 object of this s;il?? i> to unheal
or cash buyers Wo make uuThe
slaughter alreath bw^uu.
STUFF :
1 V P^-AP
i > ,
ii< 1 drawer*, our regular price 60
m Suit* at 25 to 50 rents.
*
lilts, IHMV |2 9o.
nta, now |1 25
value 75c to $ 1 50.
lit iV TII OMi.
i9 00 value, will let them go now
ave not space to mention
I
t75,000. At Blossom the damage
o residences was great In Payne
ounty one man was killed and
ieveral were hurt, two seriously,
['he damage to property was
iravy. Tli? wind was accompanied
>y rain which with hail, did
onsiderahle damage in th?* rural
istrict*. The storm was tirst ie,
orted from I'vald, on the Mexi*
an horder.
'ish Commissioner Will Work
Though II* (ieU No Pay.
ho State.
(iov, McSweeney has received
to following letter from Muj. K
V illi? of Charleston receutlv up
ointed lish commissioner:
"Your* to band* 1 am (pit e
rilling to act without pay, hut 1
unnot get any one else in other
attr of the state to work without
enumeration. hdisto, Ashepoo,
nunhaheu, Santee, Waecumaw
iver* ate full o i.jU, taking all
had and shipping the.o north and
est from railroad stations, never
flowing one to tind its way to our
narket. * * *
"I will follow up the governnent
tish commissioner and get
liiw to st* ck our rivers and report
fogies* to you."
VTOIt V OK A SI, A V K
To I>e hound hand and foot for
/ears by the chains of disease i*
he worst form of slavery, (ieo.
> William*, of Manchester, Mich,
ells how such a slave was made
ree. He save: "My wire has
pen so helpless for ti\e vears
hat ah* could not turn oyer in
> (1 alone. After using two hot
l?b of Kl?( :tiic Hitters, alio is
wonderfully improved and > hie to
lo har own work," Thia supreme
oiuedv for female diseases quick
cures nervousness,sleeplessness,
nelancholv, headache, backache,
minting and dizzy spells. This
niracle working machine is a godletul
to weuk sickiv run /ln>n
>eople. Krery bottle guaranteed.
^)nly fiO rests. Sold by Craw?%
crd Pros Druggist.
Itch on human cured in 30 minute
iy Wool ford'? Suntary Lotion. This
lever fail*. Hold by J F Msrkey A.
'o .DriiKRiet, Lanoabr, H C.
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