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THE LKPfj Eli. Thurlow :i. Carter, EDITOR AND MANAGER SATURDAY, JUNK G 1003. Queer North Carolina Law. Raleigh, N. C., .June 3.?The six men, .). B. Ptver, W. II. Rich, Gilbert Ward, John Allen, W.W. Barnes and ticorgo Whitley, imprisoned in Wilson jail and indicted for the murder of T. Percy Jones, an Arkansas insur uuiu ?iiu UYU uuiuin viously allowed hail at *1,00'^ each, were to-day granted bail in the sum of live thousand dollars each. Judge Brown says in his dec is . ion that the purpose shown in breaking into Jones's loom was not to murder, but to drive him from Wilson, an unlawful act. In such a case, where murder ensues, ho holds that, though a conspiracy has been entered into, yet under the laws of North Carolina it is murder in the second degree, and this is bailable. ? "If you want to lind the real sontiment with regard to the dispensary, said a leading physician of Yorkvillo to the reporter a few days ago, von go around and talk with the mothers of families in the country surrounding. As a rule they did not have a great deal to say while the agitation was going on. They seemed inclined to yield to the argument that the dispensary was better than the tdind tiger. l>ul within the past yeur many mothers have noted liquor eli'eets that they did not see while the business was confined exclusively to the tigers. Many of them are having to contend with drunkenness in their homes, and knowing that the dispensary is entirely responsible, their views have become definite and fixed. If tho question of doing away with tho dispensary and restoring old conditions were left to the mothers of this vicinity 1 do not think there would he u "rent deai o of doubtas to the result. " ? Yorkville Enquirer. "Strength and vigor come of good food, duly digested. 'Force a ready-to-serve wheat and barley food, adds no burden but sustains, nourishes, invigorates."' Chicago, June 2. The Ferris wheel wus sold today for $1,800 to junk dealers. The wheel cost $302,000 and was one of the wonders of the World's Fair. There are $300,000 in bends outstanding against it anil an indebtedness approximated at $100,000. It will cost $30,000 to take the wheel down. VN'inthrop College Scholarship and Entrance Examinations. The examinations for tho award of vacant scholarships in Winthrop College and for the admission of new students will be held at the " v * ii,.....,. I.'-:.!.,,. LOUUiy VyDIH l 11UU30 mi < i ma > , July 10th, at 0 a. ni. Applicants must not be less than fifteen years of age. When scholarships ate vacate,! %fter July 10th, they will he awarded to those making the highest average at this examination. The next session will open about September 10, 1003. For further information and a catalogue address President I). 11. Johnson, ltock Hill, S. C. May 22--lm. TEN TEARS IN BED. K. A. Gray, J. 1\, Gakville, lnd., w rites, "For ten years I was confined to my bed with disease of my kidneys. It was so severe that 1 could not move part of the time. I conflicted the very best uUil! available, but e Mild got no relief until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended lo mo. It lias been a Godsend to me." T. Eugene Fundebrurk. SORROW STRICKEN. | Are The Survivors of The Disaster at Gainesville.! A 11 nml red Killed?Twenty of j Injured Nut Expected To KeCovcr. Gainesville, (in., June 2.?The story of the storm's work of desolation has already been told. All that remawis is the compilation of an accurate list of the dead and the chronicling of the burial of the victims. Figuring from all available sources and giving credence only to those reports which are believed to bo trustworthy, the following is a sum mary of the effects of tlio tornado in Gainesville ami its environs: ()ue hundred killed. One hundred aid fifty injured, of whom probably 20 will die. Eight hundred homeless, their residences having In en wiped out of existence. Property loss of about $500,000, none of which was covered by storm insurance. The work of the tornado was complete. From the factory where it first descended upon the doomed city to the hills beyond New Holland where it rose into the upper air, the destruction of propelty is appalling. Along this entire course for a distance of two miles there is not a fence standing, not a t-. ihitnbln house, most of lho latter being reduced to strips like laths and scarcely u tree left. At Now Holland the storiu did its wor.-t. Nothing but the barren red hill-, ure left there to tell the story of the awful disustor. For a distance of three-quarters of a mile on the hillsides and 1 in the valley to the left of the Pacolot mills the ground is obscured almost entirely by the fragments of the 150 houses that were there when the twisting tornado swept down. Standing on the hill top nearest the city of Gainesville and looking northest, a strip of perfectly smooth swept territory is presented to the eye of the observer and tho entire vista is paved with the wreckage of destroyed homes. ^ THAT THROBBING HBALACBB. Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King's New Life Fills, Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and build up your health. Only 35 ce nts, money back if not cured. Sold by Crawford 1'ros., J. F. Mackcy & Co., and T. Fugene Funderburk Druggist. Summer Seliool lor Teachers. The Summer School for white teachers of Lancaster county will open dune Mb at Lancaster, and continue four weeks. No teachers can afford to lose this op| oi tumty for better proMarino themselves for the oroat. i -? n work in wlucli they siro engaged. AI dance on the Summer Scln wi is necessary to renewal of teneki rs Certiliesite of qualiticas tion. Mr. L. T. linker will he in charge with Mr. W. 10. Sharpens assistant. For further information apply to A. C. Howell, Co. Snpr.: I,. T. linker, Mem. Co. Hoard: or 11. 10. Cotley, Mom. Co. Hoard, Lancaster, S. C. ti(i>ps the Cnnr/Ti and Works f)o ///. Caltl. Laxative Hromo Quinine Tab lets cure a cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price, 25c. CASTOniA. IWts the /) l'18 Km' You ,1av0 Always Bou^h\ ei??r CMtfZafc BANKER SALVE tho most hoaling solvo In tho world- | The Rod In School. New York Teachers Find TImt it is Indisptusable. Atlanta (/(institution. Perhaps Solomon's sago proverb uncut spoiling the child by sparing the rod was not meant to apply to a switch or black walnut rules m the hands of a stern visuged pedagogue ?and perhaps it was. 15c this as it may, the testimony of Now Yoik school principals is strongly in favor of too restoration of their old prerogative of applying the birch when an 1 where needed. They liuvo tried the hands oil' policy a long time as the le-ult of popular agitation. and t hrce-ipuu tcrs of llictn I ^ J I '1 i - - u<> iku ucsiuuo 10 express toe opinion tlmt it is a failure and demoralizing to morals and discipline. Probably n majority of the hoys and girls who go to school would he more tractable as students if thoy were corrected corporeally occasionally by their teacher. If they were given tho proper amount of chastisement by their parents, perhaps tlx; teacher would not have to try his hand. The ino<t unmanageable boys at school are generally those whoec parents have lost all control of them, or.who do not seek to control them?with a switch. There can be no doubt that an adequately guarded restoration of the rod to tho schools that have lost that potent civilizing force would redound to tho good of tho ") oung idea" and the peace of parent and teacher alike. WARNING. If you have kidney or bladder troublcand do not use Foley's Kidticv Cure, von will have onlv vnnr ? , * I J ~ ? I self to blame foi results, as it | positively cures all forms of kid- i ncy and bludder diseases. T. ! Lugene Funder burk. Over 50 Persons Drowned. London, Juno M.A dispatch to Lloyds from Valparaiso, Chile, says the Pacific Steam Navigation Company's steamer Arequipn, which had 80 persons on board, was lost. Seventeen persons were saved out of the SO on hoard, when vho foundered during a gale. The flood situation at Kansas City is improving, but the waters are rushing on to other cities. A ^-r/s r\ i A V-rMO 5 wn I rt For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Senawro of '1 lie Russian .lews have armed themselves and will resist assaults in future. Mississippi's new ?1,000,000 capitol was formally dedicated Wednesday TU W I I I, I NTKItKS I' M \ NY To quickly intro luce II II. /: (Bo. tanie Blood Ha'm), the famous blood purifier, into new lionu s. wo u ill send absolu'ely free It'.OUO treatment". R II. li quickly cure** old u ct r? i-cmfula, painful swellings a< h<> him pains in bones or joinls, ihcu.n di-m, Catarih, pimples, festering ei up'i..ns, boils, e./ 'ilia, itching skin or blood humors, eating, bleeding, festering sores and even deadly caneer. II. R B, at drug stores SI. For free treatment address Blood /f ilm Co., All in* ta, (la. Medicine sent at on v p e paid. Describe trouble and free medical advice given until cured. It Jl B. Inals every sole mil ni'ik?s the blood mire, and ricli. ? NOT1CK.?W hen you want your well cleaned out, or h well duj/, and want lirst class work, call on me. Lkonawd IIarhih. Chronic bronchial Irouohs and siunmor cou^Iih can bo quieMy relieved and n urod by Foley's Honey and Tar. T. lCngcnc Furulorburk. j Eight Thousand Seasonable vm&tttzsm Our Rock Hill Store was nvi Imvo placed about one third of our \ The people of Lancaster kno gl UUIlUlllf, Wllft '?in. wu IMMV fliV.UV Ladies Ready Made Glothes ! 25 cents Waists, for this sale 15c 50 and 00 cents Waists, for this salo 39c$1.00 Waists, for this sale 09c $1.25 and $1.50 Waists, for this salo 95c Good lino londy made shirts and undershirts at \ olF regular price. Black ?i ess Goods Bargain !' We havent a large sti ck of wool goods, hut every piece is a winner at the price wo make. 25 cents Cashmere 34 inch es wide at, the yard 10' j 45 cents Brillinnlinc, this sale price, the yard 03e 75 cents silk fiwish mohair hrilltantine, the yard 48c 85 cents full twill serge, ale price, the yard 59o $1.00 Vaile, ver) linetpiaiity, special price 75c $1.00 Wool Crash lucked ?'tTecrt, spfcial price, the >a:d 75c 95c Crepe Worsted, popular cloth, the yard 09c 05c Nuns Veiling, this sale price, the yard 48c 15 cents double fold dress goods, the yard 10c lawns. 1 tnf istes, ? timet ies. 2,500 yards of the finest and prettiest hummer wash fabrics over sold at JO, 121 and 15 cents. Wc picked up this lot some time ago at leas than half price, an 1 i :? e ... <1.: . ~ I miivuu ii ii'i iiii^ ?i} i mi lit A NICKLK a ynnl. E. E Dollars Worth c I !~Bl the host thing th:it has ever come tl have picked up si mo specials to add THE OPENI On Friday, J morning our doo start tlie greates history. St wi quote prices and things we have i will mention a f< Special Things On Silks! Corded wash fcsilks, the 45c grade, the yard 25c i Wash Silks, the lincst grade, were (50c, the \ ai d 30c i Heal China Silks, were arte the yard 30c ?51.50 Black. Tafeta,30 inches, this sale price, the yard $1.15 $1.25 BlackTufcta,36 inches, this salo price, the yard SOc A few pieces beautiful Silk embroidered Mulls, were (50 cents, to close, the yard 25c * Fine printed tissues, were 25 cents, the yard 19c Silk grenadines, 40 inches, were $1.00, this sale 09c One (7 \ d) Pattern line i: i o rwi c-1 a Kit lercnanms*! in mi or loaded with goods, and in order to 1 rery choicest goods hero to convert inl vv a good thing ?nd appreciate it. Th< icir way Wo have hecn preparing foi t to its attractiveness. NG aSY 0F TH I uiio ?)tk, about 8 rs will be opened t Dry Goods sale i II be impossible give a deseriptior 11 store for you. 3\v items: White Goods, T; Linens, Etc. This is where wo have tine val. ? nes. thi' White dimilios, were 8Jc, 1 this sulc price 5o was White Sutin Stripe La-.vns, 1 were 8^c, this sale price 5c wuf Nice hook fold Lawns, I were 10c, the yard Sc 8a|, h ino book fold Lawns, I were 20c, tho yard 12^c To Splendid 40 inch Lawns, I tho yard only 10c e?i, 72 inch soft wash Organ- J dies, were 40e, now 25c ed, Blouse linen was 15c, this ] sale, tho yard 10c Ion Blouse lir.en \va> 20c, thi- ] sale, tho yard 15t- $1. Blouse linen was 30c, this I sale, the yard 22c. 54 I jUdies X < hildrcns T. < )\<ordM nn<l Sjiiulnls $1.25 3 strap Sandals, for this sale p,sc < 1)0 cts Oxfords Ties, solid 8p( leather at 7r)C , Wo oiler our ontiro line of tj,i guaranteed Oxford- and Sandals that we 10 81 75 ut $1 39 8;)j Childs 2 strap Sandals, this sale 45c Best 10 cts hose, special JJ; foi this sale 7C Best 15 cts drop stitch Hose, this sale 10c 1 ' Best 20 cts drop stitch re*; Ho(e, this sale 3 pair for 50c go< C-.othing and Sent: W e hardly expect to meet with 0| line. Wo have the stuff that wo can < We littve a largo stock of Clothing ami it comes to prices. $7.00 Suits, special for 1,1 Vs * 4.40 thi $7.50 2 piece suits, spc. I i (rial for this sale 4.65 Pa $5.00 suits, special for ! this sale 3 30 Pj| $10.00 worsted suits, special for this sale 6 00 whi $10.00 all wool tibot I suits, special for this s-tlo 0.90 shi $ 1 00 Cas-iinero Pants, this sale pi ice 09c | pn We wish to say to our friends an tend to make this business very bonofi and adjoining counties. We will soil th..t will attract cash buyers. We v personally, about half of our time will depend on us to keep the ball rolling W)lie of Rock Hill, is a worthy youn Mr. Wvlie understands our ideas of h methods of fair and just treatment to y'ikin-w isi<>. .'" - - ?1 ? -? ? ' * v 4 Mil t<F CLOU IAiiu.'ikV iZZV if First Class i Off Cheap* rocliico our stock at onco we to cash as quickly as poscihlo. ay will lind this BIG SALE ' 1 11 i<u vtnln ff\V cnntn ! wa mwl WM.V ouiuv mil V UIIU IE SALE! o'clock in the I and we will in Lancaster's at this time to i of very many However we able Linens, Towels, Curtains! 55 cents bleached damnsk, i sale price 24c f2 inch nil linen damask, i 75c, the yard 50c Mne mercerized danmsk, i ooc, mo yard 48c Double size Towels, special a price 10c Itttulso me hemstitched a'els, were 75c, the pair 50c lieady made sheets, bleachthe sale price 39c Heady made sheets, bleachbetter grade, sale price . 50c Lace Curtains, 24 yards g, the pair 44c Fine Lace Curtains, were 25 pair, sale price 95c Lace Curtains, 3.V yds long in. wide, were $1.75 at $1.25 hompson's Glove Fitting Corsets ! We handle only Thompson's. Short Corsets and girdles, scial, thissalo 45c Summer Corsets, special s sale 45c High grade Corsets, this e - 09c to $1.00 ig Lot Notion Samples ! -i: ^ ? - ~ unuci nero at -ft off pilar price, you will find some id pickings in the line. s Furnishings! ^position, or eompetion in this lepend on to kill competition. I will not mince mutters when $1.25 Cassimere Pants, s sale price 89c ?2.25 Cassimere hairline nts, this sale price 1.39 ?2.50 Cassimere lino nts, this sale price 1.90 10 cents percale dross ris, special 25c 50 cents Madras die89 i ts, special 39c Balbrignn Undershirts, ir, special prico 45c d former patrons, that we incial to the people of Lancaster for CASH and make PRICES vill superintend this business I he spent hero and you may Our Manager, Mr. .1. T. g man and knows how to hustle. msiness and will carry out aur ill. 1'lonwo, D.