The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, April 13, 1901, Image 2
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HOB i!ID SW'liaHS. 1 I Pabajoa a Amamha
ci I V K iCLY , v x v > K it A I* It I li U 1??l K, , hJ,
Since flie re
ground fl kii- as ti!
Scooped in some
One thousai
means .>.<><? suit
Nil R /fi? -W.
Foulards, new desi^nH only <
Lovclv quality Satin Liberty
Splendid line NTaist Silks ii
Pryd strong line I)luck silks in
APE
The ma* kel
??eal good i imiii
sr* m*
3 itmciifs wifte, >
Organdies Dimiti
over lialt price
r
417 pair
Ate Sixty-Seven Pills.
Birmingham, Ala., April 8?
The 3 yea<*-ol(l son of A A Felters,
residing at 2316 First avenue, ate
67 pills containing belludonoa and
strychnine. The child was thrown
iete convulsions and death resulted ;
a few hours later, despite the
efforts of several physicians. The
child had seen his father give an ;
older brother a dose of the pills i
and watched where the box was
placed When others had left the
room he secured the box, which
contained about 100 pills, ana ate
67 of them.
State Treasurer Dies Suddenly.
Little Hock, Ark., April 10.?
State Treasurer Thomas E Little
died suddenly today from heart
disease. lie has a brother of
Congressman Little of the Second
A plrnnauo t I tut t? i/it I
/ii i\reiirao m i it i iv>L.
Doctor's Remorse.
New York, April 9 ? Dr William
11 Guernsey committed suicide
1
today because his improper treat meet
caused the death of a woman
patient. .
Food
If you have neuralgia, Scott's
Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil
will feed the nerve that is crying
for food?it is hungry?
and set your whole body going
again, in a way to satisfy nerve
and brain from your usual food, j
That is cure.
If you arc nervous and irritable,
you may only need more i
fat to cushion your nerves?
you are probably thin?and
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil will give you the fat, to begin
with.
Cure, so far as it goes.
Full cure is getting the fat,
you need from usual food, and
Scott's Emulsion will help you ;
to that. I
If you have not tried it, nend for free sample,
its agreeable taste will surprise von.
HCOTT & BOWNE. Chemists,
409-415 I'earl Street. New York.
50c. ,md 51.00; all druggist*.
cent decline in e<
iliaI. nili* Inner, v
l?i? jobs that ?ill
ill and mx bund.?
s for $3 of), ?57.<i
i
:>ne pattern of a kind at 75 c ut*,
in nil the new shades, at 75 e.?nts.
n patters fr. ui 50 cents to $2 00
i popular grades and prices.
'di7i?rrr t
-,rvrn^i L
broke ??c look ti
os. tin- k * (I iltsti
voi'lli 8 cents our
ies Piques Ducks
Don't tail lo tak
rHE Gfl
ot pants slightIj i
U. S. Exhibit Sure. C
Arerili and McLaurin Hard at
Work ? McKioley Willing. ^
Charleston, April 9?R M
Larner, The News and Courier's
tl? 1- _ . i ?
v? asningmn corespondent wires:
Director General Averill, ef j
the Charleston Exposition, accompanied
by Senator McLaurin,
had half an honr's interview with
the President this morning on the
proposition to have a Governuient
exhibit displayed at the
Charleston Exposition. "You
may say for friends in Charleston
that we intend to have a govern
ment exhibit at our exposition "
This contident statement was
made by Gea Averill before he
left the White Hoiiho after his interview
with the President: "It
is impossible at this Moment to
g? into all the detail which lead
me to express myself so emphatically
on the subject, because there
are certain matters' open for
further consideration which public
discussion at this tinae uii??ht not
benefit. The president expressed
himself deeolv nt^restad in th?
' I
success of the ( hnrleston exposi
tion, and expressed a willingness
to lend his assistance in having
the government properly repre
seated there, under certain condi
tions Senator MeLauiin opened
thia (jueati tn for iik, and having
interested the President and mem
hem, I nm assured that we will
be able to comply with any fair
and reasonable conditions which
will enable us to secure the goveminent
exhibit.
Ne More Prosecutions.
I
i
Raleigh, N. C., April 8.?The
dropping of the prosecutions of
the Democratic election officers in
the federal court* i* a matter of
the first importaace to North
Carolina. It mean* rest to the
State from political atrife and
turmoil, which hare prevailed for
ao many year* and which, aince
1893, have been intenae.
' TBS SB Day ow7 OursIT "
I For oolds an* aora throat aac Ktraott'a Cfcoco*
latca LazatW* QaMae. Saally takaa ca oaady <
a*?ataklr?wa. \
SEJEIBl A
At f I kk
<314 Rivil U3 II
>ho hits jn t t elu
(l<> out* fllStOIIK'l
'(1 dollars north
!? suits for $4.oil
MiUllOY~OP
()iii i'xitein Hut* ?* 111 he it t*
s^ast:is - w m
Tj'OX! J) \ M
Wo are showing the choicest I
A new and complete stock in 1
Thi s depart met is in charge of
iNDSLl
icsii in cii?> iot?
sol! 541 (> 1 -2 ceil
orioc on I} '* rei
and it bout ;")<> pi
e advantage ot I
iNSON
imperfect lo at iireat
Dry Goods Bouse
Destroyed in Richmond.
)t 400-fiuaploy?s,. One Lout hi*
Lift.. Destruction Wa* Complete?insurance
$259,150.
Richmond, va., April 10.?The
>i^ dry goods and department
itore of Julius Mayers' Sons
ahich occupied almost a quarter
>f a block on Broad street, tojrthar
with the stock and fixtures,
?as completely destroyed by tire
oday. The tire originated on the
hint floor,among home mattresses,
>ut from what cause is a matter,
>f doubt. I'he flames spread
vuh great rapidity and when the
ire"*department leached the scene
ill it could i.o was to protect *ur
oundiag property
A charred body was discovered
n the ruins, wluch proved to he
the r? mains of R Kmmet Slaughter
manager ot the carpet department.
How he became entrapped in the
burning building is unknown
there are rumors of other
uaMmities, out they seem to he
nuiirely without foundation, as the
rest of tun four hundred employee
ire ( aid l>? be accounted for. One
U-U, Mr* Loose, was injured l>v
ii pile <>t trunks falling on her.
jjaveral others fainted and hft<' to
ho car fed <?ut and some were so
hewiid?red thev had to be forced
Olll
I'he ti?e was witnessed by thousand
m of persons A. march gale
was prevailing and burning embers
were scattered for a radius of
several blocks around. These
ignited the roofs of other buildings
and while the big fire wan. in progress
the department had to re
spond to five or six other alarms.
The insurance is, on stock
$178,750; on fixtures $20,500;
on building $60,000. The building
w?ti owned by Emmanuel
Raah.
The total loss as estimated by
outside parties, is $$,200,000.
%v 1
no estimate nas been given out
by the aufferera.
Egotism is an alphabet of ealy
oae latter.
LOWER
if goods have lake
rued from >e\v Y
i s good.
of fane clothing a
i w.? i - 4?.
> *r?? 7*?iii^ iur ^
xhii?li i. >ii
:a*ich 2?>. :
< ? <? ' M
ine nf any previous season. j
the latest Parisian styles
1 thonnighU milliners. '
DE IN W
at our o.v<? price,
its. our price oiij
it, \1 *? <r si a la t d*
? > M <?^l|llll?.'V/llil V'
eees white goods
his early ^jtriiig <
CASH
ive this week at ?,
Captured Filipino Funds.
Manila, April 10? Lieut Mapes,
ofthe twenty third infantry, cap*
lured forty thousand dollars of
insurgent funds and three officers
of General Caillestt staff.
! the course of a talk with The
Record reporter in Columdia, exGovernor
John Gary Evans said
be would likely he in the senate*
rial race to succeed Senator 11cLaurin.
He has not positively
decided, hut the prospects are that
he will he in the race. The other
gentlemen who have decided to
make the race Hre Col. fVylie
Junes, Senator D H Henderson
and Congressman Latimer.
It is a bad commentary on the
civilization of this country if the
statement made by the Savannah
Pies* is true. The Press alleges
that more people die tit the hands
of violence every day in the United
States than fall on the fields of
battle, in South Africa and the
Philippine Island* combined.?
Spartanburg Herald.
One by one the roses full, one
by one the idols crumble. The
once mighty free silver will soon
tie but a memory. A few years
ago the democrat who would not
bow down to :t and serve it whs
whelmed in u flood of disapproval
But more and more is it coming
to be understood that those who
opposed it were riirht. Thismeana
that th? democracy will soon again
bar* the benefit of the counsel* of
its wisest leaders, who have been
thrust into the baekgrooud of recent
years betuusa they would not
worship the silver calf. Congressman
Fleming of Augusta,
Ga.,in an interview in yesterday's
I Chronicle, admits free silver is a
j dead issue. This is significant,
because he was an ardent heliever
in that day. He is not alone in
getting light. The scales have
a i M i s ? -1
uroppsu irim me sy?s ot tnou~
sands of others, who were one* as
blind as ho.?Record.
Father Time doesn't belieTe in
letting the grass grow under bis
- feet. That is why he always car.
ries a scythe.
L.EVEL. J
:ii a tumble. W<
oi k lia<l a most s
t 45a c* nls on the
<> $12 suit- tor 1
IMIK^
I'lie greatest collection of tine h
'e have over shown. There is notni
fo cannot show and our prices are rij
See them before buying, it will
cost.
rASH G0(
on- custom-1** g
cents ^plenili
oliecfioii ot tine I
- a great bargain
i?IFe< ing
STORE
?0 cents on tlie d
Ingeranll on NapoUon.
A little while ago I stood at the
grave ef the old Napoleoe-a mag-*
nificeet tomb of gilt and gold, tit
almost for a dend deity?and gazed
npou the sarcophagus of black
Egyptian marble where rest at
last the ashen of the restless man.
I leaned over the balustrade and
thought about the career of the
greatest soldier of the modern '
world.
1 saw him walking upon the 1
bunks of the Seine, contemplating 1
suicide- I saw htm at Toulon?I. '
saw him putting down the mob '
on the streets of Paris ? I saw him '
at the head of the army in Italy? 1
J saw him crossing the bridge at '
Lodi, with the tri color in his
hsnd ?i saw him in Egypt, in the
shadow of the pyramids?I saw
him cnnqusr ths Alow, and minute
the oagles of Franco with ths ea^leR
of the crags ? I saw him in Marengo,
at Ulm, and at Austerlitz.
I saw him in Rusa'a, whsre the
infantry of the snow and the cavalr\
of thn wild tdast scattered
his Unions like winters withered
leaves. I saw him at Leipsic, in
defeat and disaster, foieed by a
million bayonet* back upon Paris
?clutched like a wild beast, banished
to Flint ? I saw him escape
and retake au empire by the force
of his genius ?I saw him upon
the frightful tield of Waterloo,
wuere chance and rate continued
to wreck the fortune* of their
fertiter king And I saw hint at
St. Helena, with his hands crossed
behind him , gazing out upon
the sad and solemn sea
1 thought of the widows and
orphans he had made, ef the tears
that had been shed for his glory?
of the only woman who ever loved
hint pushed from his heart by the
cold hand of ambition. And I
said 1 would rather have been a
French peasant and worn wooden
hoes: 1 would rather have lived
in a hut with a Tina growing over
tha door and the grape# growing
purple in tha autumn sun. I
would rather hare baan that poor
peasant, with my loving wife by
my side, knitting as the day diad
out of the sky, with my children
i got 111 Oil tiio
uccesxlul trip.
: dollar. That
r.5ti, &c.
ns
lack goods for skirts and switst
ng now in popular fabrics tliat
E*ht us they invariably are.
mean a nicer dress at a smaller
3DS.
;ef tlie benefit,
id Percales full
iitwus, Batiste,
lot--at a liitte
oil
1 i J. " %
upon Knee* and their arms
abent me; l would rather Intro
been that man, and have gone
down to the tongueless silence of
dreamless duat, than to huve been
that imperial impersonation of
force and murder known as Napoleon
the Great. And I would,
ten thousand, thousand times
The recent decision of the supreme
court to the effect that tut-*
lion fees can be charged in public
ichools forcibly calls attention
itnew to the fact 'hat South Carolina
has no state system of free
schools. Hers is a county system
ixcept in the matter of the *1 ivision
?f the dispeasarv fuad. ? News
ind Herald.
TIS K A V TO FFKI,
GOOD
Countless thousands have found
it blessing to the body in Dr.
It has cured thousands, hor Injuria!,
Pains, or Bodily Eruptions
it'a the hast saWe in the world.
Prica 25c a box. Cura guarantead.
Sold by Crawford Broa,
aad J F Mackay & Co.
king s New Life rills, which
ositivelv cure Constipation, Sick
Headache, Dizziness, .Jaundice,
Mai ria, Fever and Ague and all
Liver and Stomach troubles.
Purely vegetable; never gripe (>r
weaken Only 25c at Crawford
Bros' and ,J F Ma<kev & Co'a
drug store
The idea is steadily growing all
over the Stato that when practical
results are warted in Washington,
McLaurin is tho man to secure
them. ? Kxchange.
The roval road to wealth is paved
witn industry and frugality.
A wise man occasionally mattes
mistakes, but he doesn't repeat
them.
A fool knows other people's
business better than a wise titan
knows his own.
A man should ant be blamed
for his ignorance if he doesn't
know ennnph to find out.
JOB < OtTIJKVT IIAVK 1
STOOD IT
If he'd had Itching Pilea.
They're terribly annoying; t?ut
Bucklen's Arnica Salve will cure
the worst case of piles on earth.