The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, February 15, 1902, Image 1

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? ' ? 1 > k nmjaT ^ ^ ' 1T ' I !*? ?, j Tf^.?Lif-l,!.* 44 .1 -Vh, ICUY -V * * \ 7. . h K IT ITu K Y 15 190Z * - - *His IKD1H.-2 ? - SPLEI Our High >laiida of ihii Prices Lower Tli F Notwithstanding the improve Lower Prices than ever before. G CHEAP Olir linvop mnilo a nrraat ?J ? - ft' Marvelous Values. Cau.'ht on the we hnye set the town ablaze at Thrc Dress Goods a W Beauty Lancaster has never conta u< Fabrics, Plain loth the Best Sollei Broad Cloth, Covert-, Yenetions, Serges and Granitier in every desir Skirtings at 5oc a yard. Heautifi Dots a-? well ms the plain col??rs; 8 street and evening wear. Struck It Rich a Clet 13 pioces 45-inch all-wool si at $1 for dress pattern of 6 yardi LANCJ Shocking Accident to a Trapeze rerrormer. Newport Newn, Vh , Feb. ? Eva Gilbert, a trapeze perfocKtrsrt the P<mbnUn Theatre, broke bar neck tonight during the performance. In her aerial act she vwuug from a truptza, catching her foot, in a loop about thirty fiva feet' from tha floor. Tonight her foot atipped front tha loop fcnd she fell headlong to tha ( floor aliuoHt aui mg 'the horrified audience. She died in 10 tninuten. fc3F~P*y voiirauhttufiption pleasa, MCough Bangs on t , You have used all >sorts of cough remedies but it does not yield's it is too deep seated. It may wear itself out in time,, but it is more liable tor produce la grippe, ' pneumonia or a senous throat affection. You need something that will give, you ^strength and buitd *up the body. EMULSION will do this when everything else fails. There is no doubt about it. It nourishes, : strengthens, builds up and f makes the body strong and healthy, not only to throw i off this hard cough, but to fortify the system against1 further attacks. If you are , run down or emaciated you should certainly take this nourishing food medicine. r foe. ?nd It.00, alt IrkMiiti | , >> SCOTT > ROWMI, Chaniata, Maw Ydrb. j STDID DIS ml of Kxrcllenci1 t r (jioods VeI v "iij e arc iki lan ; V or Many Years." ed quality of our goods wo quote oods bought CHEAP can bo sold i hit this season; -cooped in some fly 6,000 y ?rds Nice EinbroHorie-* ^ :e Cents a y ard. i ^ ronder of and Cheapness. ( )d such a < hoice C< llection of lino v *8. We are shewing the Fal lino, t MolroBe, Cnshniere8, Henriettas, able color. >ome splendid II avy \ ll Waist Flannels in Stripes an 1 c >ilks in all the New Weaves for t ,nd ' tned uo the Lot. Ik finLh J iquaods, in nic^ styles, h i; 34 pieces all-wool double-fold 1 1ST ER Will Surety Hang.. , ftarch Fourteenth.1 J ' Oliver Greer, the Necro Rapist, ^enteap^d iq^ Anderson, .Was .. Identified by His Victim. Special to The State. Anderson, Feb. 12. ? In the court of general session here today * Judge Gage sentenced Oliver 1 Giber1 to be hanged on March 14 1 for rape. 1 GVeer is a young negro about 1 18 year a old. ' About the let of December he criminally assaulted Mies Rebecca Ann Kelly, 'a White woman about 50 yearn 6f age liV? ing near Belton. Lynching partic< were afteV him Hut Deputy ' Sheriff Dillingham got him first ? and landed him in jail. The whole trial here today' lasted onl. an hour and the jury was out eniy 10 minutes. The evidence wae full end clear and the- prisoner wan identified by bin victim. Greer bad no witoennea but went on the stand himself aud skid he wae not the man. - There was no excitement attending the trial.1 a li:?i voftuk: whip Is often.. a rua-dewn system. Weakness, nervousness, lack of appetite, energy and ana bit ion, with di Horde red liver end kidneys, often follow ee attack of tbie wretched disease. The greatest need then is Electric Bittern, the splendid tonic, blood purifier and regulator of Stomach, Liver and Kidaey*. Thousands have proved that tbey wonderfully strengthen the nerves, but'd up the system, and restore to health and genii spirits after an attactc of Grip. If suffering, try them. Oaly 50c. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed by Crawford Bros, and J. F. Mac key & Co. Tfe infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Price, of Delmar Lexington county, was drowned Monday evening by falling into a tub of watec. The city of Anderson, at a special election, has decided, by a majority of 106, to issue bonds for a sewerags system. About 12 miles will be put iu, at a cost of $40,000. SPLAY 6 i>? rim- lo am 'Ij ^hm% ijttf a ' Irocodins, beautiful colors, at 7.*> ? 00 pieces turd-wide dress Plaid tacked on the bargain <-ounter at 1 ar i-and-a-half wide, the $L ki id, uins in a lot of floece-liicd Dunne lipping th mi in nt 5 cunts to dini asea of taudard Calicoes nt a low Some Soft Sntftps Blan 10 4 (1 ni v cotton Blanet-, lood g>ay wool mixed, tlio $2 00 rliitu wool Blankets the $3 HO kin< lie $5 00 ' i d for $3 00. O-p nfoi t #li and $1 2->. A few real d?>\\ Vliolesale Uouh? closing out, we c ol?red b d spreads ?t a hip:-disco lie benefit. Como quick before tl Clothing Better Prices Lo Our guaranteed *5 "u^ts an ilii11. They make our o istoraSbrs jj lave never soon anything ic^jquul MERC _____ ??? Tillman P'a\ inj> F"f Fvt%t ? 3 Charleston Post: Tillman/toevi-r forgets Hn enemy. This fc^jfain illustrated in his npp mitibn as senator to the.1. F. Richurdson as postuiuatef at Greenville, under the appointment of the late President MeKinlev. Mr. Itichurdson is one of the proorietors and litis lieen for uianv years business managei of the Greenville News, which first applauded and afterward* bitterly assailed Tillman, 1- anting among the tirst that the ICdge.: field farmer was hut a political self seeker after all. F??r a long time the Greenville News hat been a consistent and powerfu opponent of Tillman, and has beer especially virulent in the last yeai since its espousal of the McLuurir cause. Now Tillaan holds Rif the appointment of Mr. RichAtd aon as Dost master hecmisfl at hii paper'? attitude. It is doubtfu if the opposition will avail to de feat the nomination, aince it ii possible that it will, and such tie ference to senatorial prerngatm is net without precedent. Sena tar Hill, of New York, was ab!< to defeat the nomination of tw< of the most distinguished member of the New York bar for plifoe on the supreme bench becanse o his personal objection to theea both having fought his politica interests Tillman, however, i very different from Hill, and i is possible that he may net b hown the same considei attoo a the New York senator. TM would be regrettable, not only haouiiuA lis* /l*?t ? ? 4 UVCUIIOV lUf ucni|(uaM)(i pu?iiu*K(1 for Greenville is a very excel lent fellow and would (tire th people good ser voice; but alec | because the practice of edcrificm good public servants to the ii terests of politicians through th much abused senatorial courtesj should be broken, it is a ba business, without regard to th personality of its application. 11 persona indebted either h note, account, or otherwise, din come forward and settle, fenced the money. J. E Hutledfs. F NEW ] i <1 Tl?e le * n*- Formerly 4<ai Moeli ot (iIooiIh en's for 'tress pattern of S yards; $ *.; the 20 cents kind, have been v 0 c -nts; 14 pieces tine Broadcl"th, y a til) cents; one of our best bai- e lettes, alwas 10 cents, but we are a I'll I rill to. Pic.lrcrl nn si < Fiiitiln rvf % ? . ..r .. X,. , price and they will go at 4 cents. in j". ikets and Quilts.i th *1 0?? kind at 50 cents a pair 1 kind lit i?l 00 a pair. 25 pair tine | 1 at $2 50. Extra tine all wool, rtabl s for everybody. Full sizes : rn comforts at bargain prices. Big icooi ed in a great line of while and r tit Our customers, as usual, get lev are all gone. Than Ever, I wer Than Ever! i il marvel* in quality and workman- < dad and our competitors sad tVe ] them. The history of these famous j ANTIL Exercises in Honor of Abraham Lincoln. ij Senator McL&min Delivers an Address oa "Lincoln and His : Relations to the South." Chicago, Feb. 12. ?Memorial > exerjitses in honor of Abraham i Lincoln ware held here today on a scale surpassing that of any prei rious local celebration of the ant niversary of hi** birth. ; iu the evening there were a number of banquets at which the [ speakers for the most part dealt ; with *miie phase of the life of t Lincoln The largest of the afI fairs was in Id in the home of the i Marquette club where at least r 'seven hundred members of the i club gathered to listen to the ad) uresnes. - ! At this banquet, Senator Mci Lauriu of South Carolina, de1 livered ae address on "Lincoln aud bin relatione to the south." * U'UUKIN'S SPEECH. * He said iu part: 1 Ml think 1 see the dawn of an* other day when our country will B be divided not oi* eectional Hues 3 but in thought; when a man will 8 act aud vote, uot from the in8 flueuce of the mere locality but ' , iu accordance with the dictates of ? bis cooeciesse, judgment aud en' ( lightened self-iuterest. i'bis, and 8 i this alone can make us one couu1 . try, one people, one nation; thus 0 | realizing the hope of Washington, * | the ideal of Lincoln aud the 8 prophecy of McKinley. "What the people uf the south >r now w nt is a closer , bond of ' brotherhood throughout our com 6 moi country. Iu this they art h nobly seconded by the people ol K the north. The south needs the k' energy and the paogreesive com 1(1 mercial and industrial ability ol f' the north. The nertb needs th< rast resources of the south. Th< 19 two sections working together car bring about an era of growtt | never yet attained in the history of our ceuntry. \l otiug hate tt?uigbl for tlx |ni:j>o.se of tloiiig honor to tlx | memory of the greatest uiuu thi FALL GO Hid Quality 'l ied in This >lai Second to \oin 5 suits is very simple. We struck i fe osppened to have it. 48 odd cos our choice for $'2 50. Two lots all st an i relinble at $4 00 h suit. Iti , great line. Our vest suits for littl ery cheap. New Style Jaeke Jackets are he popular iraroi dcgant lino in correct lengths. Wo Mirs over brought to this market. Our Millinery J incut Rush The success of our opening ii rwo milliners cant keep up with the ybody delighted at the very reus m tiigh class millinery this season. 11 A??out400 pairs Ladies tine shoes i ?2 50 will be closed out at 75 cents ladies fine shoes to sc ect from tltl Quali-y at *2 00, *2 50 *3 oO. Ji pants at GO rents on the dollar. VN ajoods Come to us for the best of le_com_ country has produced since it became an independent nation, we can take a lew?on from the words he uttered while the strife was on and 'n this period of love and |M>ano we can do much to bring about, perfect unity and understanding so essential to our national growth, progress and prosperity. Sample Doses Killed a Child. Special to Charlotte Observer. Concord, Feb. 11. ? A very . distressing death occurred \ ester-' day at the home of Mr. Hector Williams. One of his own small children and his two-year-old grandchild were taken suddenly and violently sick and investigation brought to light the fact of their having taken samples of medicine thar had been thrown in the yard and that they had also helped them elves from a bottle of left-over medicine. The little one succumbed to the doses, whatever they may have been, end will t*e buried tomorrow at the Lutheran graveyard. The older child, it is thought, will get well A Counterfeiter Arrested. Special to The State. McCortnick, Feb. 12.?State Constant# J. H Gandy assisted by Deputy Sheriff J. R. Brown of this place arrested and now have in custody one J. L Mori gan together with full counterfeiting outfit. Morgan ai.d his l outfit were found about thres ' miles from this place uear a swamp. For the past week our , town has been flooded with spur? ions coin. Mr. M. L. B. Sturkey , located the party and put Mr. ,J. . H. Gandy, State constable, or f his horse with Mr. J. K. Browr , as guide. In a very short vthih i thoy rod* back into town wilt i the whole outfit. The treason 1 department nt Wn*hinj?ton ha: f l?ern notified of the arrest. law Art 1 our kMaafa f Or JfoWW Si arwm Pills cnw? all kidney HU. Herr 5 atefree A?si Martina Itemed y Ce . CkJoage or N. 1 * i?r p A) >oir subscription ii 4 Ibo j>l0*?0. fc >ODS. i ket. 3 in the I u -low flint tuwuliwl tin. ???<*n v* ??ii 1 its worth from 50 to $5 oo, wool hard linis'i eass mors h.?u knoc pants suits for boy- wo have e men are beauties ami the prices its, Canes, Furs. outs this season. \Ve have an are show ng the nicest line of Ibices range from $1 "0 to >'? ."><). DepartLed with Order. s shown by the orders piling up in xv> rkinff day atnt night liveable prices at which weave selling } argain shoe sale began this week. anging in | rices from $1 25 io llllil $1 00 Tw.i ?rr/>ti1 liiwtj <> ... ic Impend Shoo" nnd the Quo n ist picked up simple lot mo i's o are heiuhpiariers for first china everyihine. PANY. HOW*- I HI- ! Wa offer <>n?* Hu'<dr?d miliar* Ueward for hii> < * e >' a ?rr*' h>?i cannot !? * cur. d tiy MuIi'm ("ata rh i iio*. tfj H KN RY A <?., Pro,.- Tola."), O Wr (ho uuderHtanoo lave Vn.wu F J Hheii^y f r toe i??t 15 yearn, and heltava hilt) |orf**eily i-oiioial?ir in all buHin?H* traoHMCtto' - an t fl .aiicial v bis 'o carry out any nb igotionn made bv their fl rrti WbrTA I'RUAX. Wholenale DrUKKink. I'oledw. O W A. 1,1)1 NO Kfnkav \ M\KVIN Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O, Hall's t'aiarrh I ore in (.ken in* t rna ly, aoilnirdire ?tly upon the M<v.d Sod nouroun surface* of the stntam, Prl-e. 75c per Uot'le. Sold by all Druggists, re?tiraontHla free. Hall's Pamllx Pill* are i'ih hent When Senator Tillman pounded hi* desk by way of emphasis and declared to tha senate that hie sympathies are with the Filipinos, his uMerance may he said to hare been treasonable, if his declaration may be dignified by a charge g? grave. It was an utterance which should disgrace aay reputable senator or any loyal American. Senator Tillman would deny the Southern negro the privilege of voting and would take his life without warrant of law for offen* sea wnich in the eyes of the law* less raoh justify death; hut for the Philippines, who forced hostilities by tiring on the Amerij can fiag and who have delighted to murder American soldiers, he has the tenderest feeling and the greatest sympathy. In declaring his sympathy for the Filipinos be declares a desire to see them triumph, to succeed in overcoming the United States forces Hnd driving them in defeat from the archipelago. Senator Tillman's lit* i terances are circulated among the i Filipinos and they are thereby encouraged to further resistance and to shoot down more American soliliAra nmKnuli I'll! ' man haefolleweru and admirers, lui , he has pretty thoroughly micceei dec! in winning the nieiited coni tempt of a large majority of the > American people. ? Nashville i American. 1 CASTOR! A i For Infants and Children. . The Kind You Hairs Always Bought B,,r*th* /^. i Signatory of