Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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EZSSi*, v»r - »* .11 i,0*lllll«Hii. as?-' *( - v »€ ''• 4 «r ^ .5 *’• v . ^ NOT UVE WITH HIM L-- ■ ."T' U '■ ~ - ; V AND U» ARTANBURti CAROLINA. * N*c«Mlt7. j, of 81m Drifted to V. w ri^t »«a ft Mmm of Makteg • Li^j tag for Hm-mU. j Hcr „ , T »"tirrtwr7rif«dr^ in Wttfetafton oB tact Bar - . . W. H. Short, of New t> •* yf •hot ftftd perhapa fatally wougompt- SC taa tart wife 1ft the union rallnfouag •Utioft lMcauae •>• refuted to leiFprk atage and lira with him, aflney thM aont a bullet craabing through^ his tOBipla. Ha was taken hoapttal where ha aoon died ■* ■ m* Sr;- The tragedy followed a aeriea of guarrola between the couple. Mrs. Short had Juat alighted from a cab, ftfaicfa wai also occupied by her hus band and Miss Caldwell, a girl friend, and was hurrying to catch a train for Pittsburg when Short, without warning, whipped a intention rer from hla pocket and fir«fc man by h«Uet« Into hie wife 1 * ba-J arrived Mr. The woman, who now,, coming on death In the Casualty hogoe secreted known te the stage as Eve!), could be ard, and played in Washlngttthe angry week with the "Motor Olrl" e ne < gh pany. She was formerly Er ng th< v Lewie, of Jacksonville, Fla., married Short, who la a native i L. L Livingston, Ala., about seven years me< age bay They lived In New York, wherellet he was employed as a bookkeejg. a Is a bank, but soon after their ght bilK rlage the man got into the cl* imagined of the law through alleggfid 0 f horses propriatlon of funds. by the use -Jhe jojJce jvhen orse W1B made u '^*1. When the rivei consciousness at toe ^ found that th‘ Short served a term in Through sheer necessity Mrs „ •aid she drifted to the stage ai er toh means of livelihood. that h< Short recently was paroled h e othe. prison, Mrs. Short s>ld, ®uncrossed, a new start in life. Whe- o(Bcert hac clln *crnnsTl however^hey heard th» ; orowd ride up to the banks of th» river on the opposite side. But tn- Sat was gone, and their plans were foiled for the time being/ By the time the parties on horseback ornsssl the river, the offlcers had almost reached Lexington. How •vor, In the hope of overtaking th< men with the negro, eight of th«> of the Opening of TnUHc of the Oaroliaa, CllachAeid and Ohio Railway. SEVER ESCAPE ‘ i/" 5 ' • ••’ J V BNHI Ml VI, IK W WlfWC i-s —j c- k mmw •SB ■■ UU nm HwmJ Last Friday was a great day for the city of Spartanburg and the State df South Carolina, when that city celebrated the opening to traffic of the Carolina, Cllnchfleid and Ohio Railway. The railway had fust bees completed to Spartanburg, and that ■j progressive city celebrated the event ( | in keeping jlth ita Importance and her own dignity ag one of tke great trade centers of South Carolina and the South. People from all over the State had gathered In Spartanburg fiT fejdlee‘with her at the consuma- “‘•ee, had gou« m party rode on to Lexington, arriv ing there about fifteen minutes aftv the offlcers. They rode up to the S. Jail armed to tho teeth, and askei — about tho negro, but no attempt at violence was shown. While Deputy Sheriff Miller was talking to the crowd. Roof had Lover hid 7*— *V; r- ; . Mr -V jwdoa. the ~ ' ““iro oot it'- • m- awa* - --'* tMSM a*-' - • to ° 1 f^TSfaore bullets Without a mo- meat’i'^oSICatlon, evidently bellev- tag he had killed hla wife, short turned the revolvsr upon hlmselt and aent a bullet Into hka right tem- ple. He loll at the feet of his un conscious Oife. Mias Caldwell was detained by the police as an eye witness, but upon Sbort’a ileath soon afterwards sbv ... was released and was permitted to r proceed with her company to Pitts burg. In the room which Short oo cupied at tha hotel the police dis covered a card, bearing the follow ing words: "William H. Short, representative Autolite Manufacturing Company. Selflighting Cigarette, 33S-341 Sixth Avenue, Newark, N. J." / Short was apparency without fuuds. He had made two Ineffect ual attempts to get checks cashed. “ “ “ ,4 ^—■ ’nJ's ! lion of one of the greatest events in her history, and partake of her generous hospitality. The great event of the occasion befoi i L DM Plred on Friday, but the night Mueller ' B Protracted demonstration was tber i ' t>n t^at the road was com ber b- d by the arrival of a train Qtfyom Johnson City, Tenn., and other p<tats, loaded with guests from Ten nessee^ Virginia ®nd North Carolina, including ‘be officialsa>f the new rail way, This traia reached Spartanburg between eight a. 1 ( nine o'clock Thursday night and whft greeted by thousands of peopl^ who bad lined •■he track to welcome It to 8p»”«^- Durg. The train, as It slowly passed U> the Union Station, gave one long, .-ontlnuous whistle, which was vnswered by the cheers of the as sembled thousands. Friday morning everybody, or nearly everybody, went out to the Fair Grounds, where a first-class fair was in operation, and where the ar rival of that train was to be cele brated In a style befitting Its great importance to Spartanburg and the zest of the State. The weather waf ideal, and everything else seemed to be greased for the occasion, so smoothly did everything pass off The crowd numbered many thou sands, and every one seemed to be lappy and entered Into the celebra- lon of the occasion with vim am’ enthusiasm. Spartanburg was happy, and So were all who had gone there to re- loice with her on the great occa sion. A little after eleven o’clock the meeting was called to order by Dr T. N. Snyder. President of Wofford College, who presided with his usual trace and ease. He introduced th< tpeakers who were to make address >8. As a preliminary. Dr. Snydei laid a glowing tribute to President Jeorge L. Carter, of the Carolina, Cllnchfleid and Ohio railroad, who te said, had made the celebration possible. He declared that the ng of the rails woul$, m ^ loser relaU 9Al Vfie're It i. .aid Coaa- itJeJai a fighting chance for hla life The bullet entered hla right temple and came out of the underjaw Najmanjl had gone to a neighbor’s bouse, where Eakaa was staying, and said: "I want you to deny that scandal about my wife." After a few words Najmanjl drew a revolver, shot Eckia and turned the weapon upon himself. The tragedy was the outcome of a slauder suit filed In the court of common pleas, at Bridgeport, Conn. Catherine Najmanjl brought ault against Charles Key, of Fairfield, for $1,000 damages. She claimed that Key had circulated a story that she and Ecksa had gone in bathing together at Fairfield Beach and had subsequently been refused bathing suits by the bathhouse keeper. Najmscji had been told of the story and had become ao angry that be turned his wife out of the house three weeks ago He allowed her to come back later, but the next lay he had another quarrel with her and, It la alleged, beat her. Mrs. Nate —Ui*ut suit PER IS OTERFO VERED the Warden Phillips, Who Wes Only Officer In the Jail When the . „ ^ / ... . Delivery Took Place, Was Badly Braised la Attempting to Stop the Seven negro prisoners, several of whom were under life sentences, es caped from the Greenville jail Mon day night and six of them tot away, knocking Warden Phillips down and running out of the back door into the streets. The delivery occurred about 6:40 o’c^pek, there being no officer in the jail at the time with the exeeption of Warden Phillips. The latter la badly bruised but suf fers no serious hurt. One of the prisoners, Will McCul lough, was captured soon after the occurrence by Reuben OosnoM, a constable for ane of the magistrates. The jailer and several officers have gone in pursuit of the remaining six. but at last reports none of them have beo» captured. *■ Those prisoners who escaped were on the upper floor. Their names are: Daniel Gambrel, John Guffle, Bonnie Huff, Frank Deal, Arthur Johnson. Hilbert Henry and Will McCullough John Guffle was under sentence to be hanged Cor the murder of hU wife, execution of this sentence hav ing been postponed until the aupretn* court could decide upon the appeal, which has been made In the case. It Is stated that about 6:30 o'clock some one brought up some food or other stuff for the prisoners. They were taken up to the second floor yt the jail and in order to carry the goods into the ward where the prisoners were Mr Phillips, before unlocking the outer door, ordered the prisoners who were inside to go into tb*lr cells. Some of the prisoners did so, and Mr. Phillips thinking that all had gone in, opened the door. It had grown very dark In the corridor* and the further end of the hall In which the prisoners had been could not be distinctly seen. The seven prisoner* secreted, themselves in this end of the corridor and answered to the Jailer, who thought they were ill in the cella. WHAT A FARMER'# UNION PAPER BAYS ABOUT THE MILLS. Shftttiag Down, and Claims That It Is an Effort to Keep the Cotton Grower Down. The following articles from the Farmers' Union News, of Union City. Qa.. brings out somd'’ things about the mill curtailment that we never heard before. The first article mva: The presidents, vice presidents and owners of cotton mills through out the South are organised intof whit M called the American Cotton Manufacturers Association. Such men as S. B. Tanner and D. A. Tompkins of Charlotte, N. C., E. A. Smythe of Greenville,. 8. C., and oth ers, who were worth no more than the rest of us, estimated at least in this world's worldly goods, un til the recent rise of cotton mills this side of Mason and Dixoti's line. They were some of the pion eers In this fabulously prosperous field of business. Their cotton mills and others have paid enormous div-| idends, In many cases as much as from ten to forty per cent profit on highly watered stock. And yet the present president of the A. C. M. A.. Mr. Lewis VV. Parker of Greenville, S. C., at the instance of Smythe, Tompkins and Tanner, has just called a meeting of the board of governors for the purpose of fight!ug Increase in the price of cotton to thirteen cents, by shut ting down the mills, or st toast running them on half or quarter time. Borne of these men whose fortunes afie increasing by leaps and bounds as a result of their man ufacturing cotton, ride in automoin- blles live In the most luxurious hom es, and even spend their summers abroad, enjoying all the very best things of life, while we producers of the raw material, the basis of their Income, struggle from early morn until dewy eve in order to keep body and soul together. And when we get together for the mere purpose of securing a fair price, yes, the mere cost of produc ing cotton, they prepare to fight us tooth and nail, in this brutal fashion. But this Is not the first Instance. Mr. Dante Aikenslde Tompkins of Charlotte, then presi dent of the A. C. M. A., went abroad in 1907, wRh the present president of the A- C. M. A., got up a confer ence of European cotton manufac turers for th© purpose of divert^ log foreign Immigration te *** ' V . JSk. ■ t -t rWr; r^r^c5xrx:;:c:s3s:acsgagfe Red Polled CM tie—Berkshire Hogs and Angora Goats. Breeden. W. R. Clifton, Waon, Texas." •._*V • V-W NS •*• - |dea«nf of al Wanted to Bny—Hide#, Furs, Wool., UtJ. of Lades* beeswax, tallow, scrap Iron, cow pens. 'Write for prleee. Craw ford Co., 508-610 Reynold 8L, Augusta, On. Typewriter*—Special low prices on rebuilt and aeoond-haad machine*, alt kinds, for fall trade. Write foy price Met. General Supply Company, Dept. O, Augusta, Oft. One Person Recommends to Another. Necessity needed in every family. Easy sales. Big money. J. H. Hancock & Co., Chamber of Com merce Bldg., sixth floor, Nashville, Tenn. There is money In It. The Gloria Instantaneous Hollow Wire Oas- ollr > Lighting System. Write W. A. Riddle, Sales Manager, 1274- 76 Washington Boulevard, Chica go. 111. Agents to sell practical electricity in 12 lessona; branch method; com plete course home study with con sultation certificate; 60 cents a lesson. Branch Publishing Co., Chicago. "Log Cabin," Bilk Remnant*--All beautiful colors, solids, plaids, stripes, dots, extra long, wide pieces, large package, 10 cents, postpaid. Barrett's Art Exchange, Phoeatxvllle, Pa. For Sale— Pure bred Guernsey bulls, all ages, from ancestors of dis tinguished milk and butter record. Have been first premium winners wherever exhibited. John G. Mob ley, Winnsboro, S C. - Wanted—Your name and address; postal will do, if you are interest ed in Raw Furs, our illustrated "Trappers Guide" mailed free; write quick. Sumter Junk, Hide & Fur Co., Sumter. 8. C. Self-Sharpening Shrars, eight inch es. the wonderful household ne cessity, mailed to any address 35c. Agents wanted; fast seller, big profits; circulars. Christ A Co., Pine Grove, Pa. Agents Wanted In every town In South Carolina to sell the latest thing in shopping bags, 3 bags In one. Sells at sight. Qo' v4 . fin «■- and 1 f CLEAN Ifurr »w MAWTHHIWIWUW Lades’Cota Suite dyed aB ~ colon. Mourn- ing blacks es pecially. WK DYE TO UVE, AND LIVE TO DIB. ’ATE8 > Supply but rROM mi tnerv Supplies PJjJg bfng^^^uppUei OOl t IMBI A S. C- AN enburg A Co., Opposite Union De pot, Charleston, S. C. 200 Men Wanted—We‘ want 200 laborers for track work on Caro lina, Cllnchfleid A Ohio Ry., be tween Bostic, N. C., and Spartan burg, 8. C. We pay $1.26 per day for 10 hours, furnish comfort able camp cars and have a com missary with the force. Apply to Meadows Company, A. W. Jones. Division Engineer, Spartanburg. B. C.; J. R. Honeycutt, Road- master, Marion. N. C.; L. H. Phetteplace, Superintendent, Er win, Tenn. A Bargain—-One 6-room house oti 3-acre lot. barn and outoulldings: good water and orchard; also ouo store house and lot, st:»re 22x10, best stand In town. The above dwelling and store for $1,350. Also store fixtures and a small ■lock of shoes and dry goods with a good established trade will sell also. Everything new and in a good town for a cash business. No better opening In South Caro- CAN TUBERCULOSIS BE CURED? According to Statement Issued by the Michigan Department of Health, It Can Be Cared and Pre vented. I, the undersigned, hereby certi fy that I have suffered slightly for several years, and endured pains and spitting of blood from tuberculosis for the past year. Having taken ths Baastamoinen Remedy for three months. I fee! myself perfectly well. Two doctors, after careful examina tions, have pronounced me fully re covered. (Signed) For testimonials and terms, writs . . The Baastamoinen Remedy Co.,.. Booth Range, Mich. L. M. Power, M. D.. in charge. * ORGANS. * We have a few slightly used * $90 organs, will close out at a * blg.tetfonrtftnr. - J/ you are wafit- llna for a good business man than j *lng an organ now is the time to In Troy as it is in the heart of a • guy one of the best organs mad* good farming country. Only has 8 j * at a great bargain. Write at stores, bank and oil mill. Good reaeon for selling. Call or P. B. Gradv, Troy. S. C. ^ 03t 133- Greenville, te- C. dde. As he walked up the Bouth Bj^rder*' tent* began to He opened the door and when In-were \ery ./■rge and that the staple seemed to be of better quality than the rest of the cotton In the field. He carefully picked and seeded all the lint and eent a sample of It to Clemson Col lege. The college authorities reported that the staple was a new variety to them; that it waa equallv as good as the Sea Island stapls, and urged Mr. Burns to plant of the seed of the new variety separate from all other cotton, and send them a sam ple at the end of another year. Mr. fBurns did so, and secured enough seed to furnish the Clemson peopl- some to experiment with It, and to plant some himself At Clemson this year th* tenth of an sere planted * variety, and Mr. Burr what larger tract, both places Is s' ^r. The yieb' idg.anasusll par^Jtly h ‘until Policeman 811gh ires sn -jtered In front of Monckton' and the shot fired that endsd If' j u ,i,ei t 0 thslr mother's aid. existence. I *.* r that the clothes worn by ~— DEADLY PARLER RlPLE. Lad, Shot by Companion, Diea or Operating Table. ■ ■ ' '-A At Hickory, N. C.. Winston Mor ton, tho 12-year-old son of Mr. E k—~- TNATIOW • • —' -* m Tntsndlag o smother ths ffhmsa. Th* chll- ren who wars in the adjoining room For ear that the clothes worn by her hlldron would catch fire Mrs. Lewis aped thronih a window and rap several hundred feet before fall- exhausted and dying, er screams |ttract*d neighbors ndvwhen they reached the body all !o ae was suddenly •eljr'tnd en Johnson V-a journalism, win I'nKj marked success in each pro fession. "In 1886 Mr. Reynolds removed to Columbia, of which city be re mained, with a short intermission of a few months in 1 8 89, an active, useful and honorable citlsen until his death. During his residence in Columbia he was connected st dif ferent times with Ths Record. The Register and The State newspapers, bis editorials being always eagerly read, more especially those in the Sunday edition of The State. “In 1896 the cititens of Richland appreciating Mr. Reynolds’ charac ter and ability sent him to the legis lature as a member of the lower house, and there be rendered splen did service. Mr. Reynolds especially felicitated himself upon having the Reynolds printing bill passed. Pri or to the passage of this bill the leg islative printing waa not let out to competitive bidden and all the work was done by a political favorite who thua enjoyed a monopoly. The Reynolds bill did away with such; favoritism and saved the State larg sums of money. H In 1 892 Mr. Rev«/v»*- —- by il J tT A -*<© h^'ketljM.*!, Av y • * n “ the most Important witnesses were vbout to disappear, when he ap- ealed to Attorney Shannonhouse. who began to get reaulta as soon he arrived. Dr. Knowlton says the shooting WRITE US , If you are a Fall Grabs Bov^rr •v.-'iwn reside^ the heart of the / Senator Tillman's Oats—Have sev- eral hundred bushels of my fine Appier Oats, absolutely pure, which I am offering at 75c per value. tlons of the small cities werwj ce List.’ ed and robbed. Instead of th^, aL)OV f merchandise the robbers now cn« co# t fined their efforts to cash and jew^j elry, taking only such articles as could be easily carried and were of All sorts of traces could bushel, f o. b. Trenton, 8. C. All orders will be filled as received. B. R. Tillman. Trenton. 8. C. Young Ladle* and girls over 14 years of age can secure steady and profit able employment and be taught to make clgara. Will be paid while learning, good, cheap boa 1 -'* - be secured neart v ’ girl can make fre week (some m-' learning be secured. Abundant clews were teft behind, but these traces and clews could never be run down,' Footrints In the mud beneath f wlp*" dow through which au entrai been made showed men of size, and nothing was gaine t h the robbers cot* . le owns the lar|f V ^ bine 1 •• ** once if you wish to secure one • of these organs, for such bar- • gains don't last long. • • Write for illustrations of • • these organs and for term*. • • MALONE’S MUSIC HOUSE • • Columbia, 8. C. • PECANTREES Budded and grafted from choicest varieties. Lowest price*. EAGLE PECAN COMPANY, Piusview, Ala. wood, mow amo iran. this by* RI/OR RIFLE NU18ANCB. That the Legislature eroedy the Evil. T " calls attention through Cour- ip staple. " cotton per p has r... t -.«sy firaw^the j ’ T .1 I- - There were 166 entire* vear's contest, representing 36 coun ties of the Stats. Many of the con testants are boys. Of the total en trie* only fourteen compiled with of the requirements. Many of failed to send in In this all the contestants rt ' .'a marvelous niww Notice’- " ~ ~ — Tu,. v -a broadcast two month’ ' 1 do not helleve that tbe.w ammonlated goods. If* any land on the face of the earth gtroeteXiig effects on sour lands b that equals, acr* for acre, the lands gimogf magical. Charleston frelgb' of the South. It Is a greater pro- apply on this new fertlllxer ’ucer than the lands In the north factory Is lasted - on Young’t west, and it Is Immansely cheaper | i ia B< j i g. c., but all letter* sboulc “Then, too, there Is Its fairer ^ addressed to E. L. Commins, Sale* climate and Ita easy markets; It* AfWlt M *f*etts. 8. C. Free deacrlp covered. (Signed) cheap freights, short hauls. Immedi ate sales, nntll you has* an Ideal condition. Her*, too, yo«* have a was most wanton and Inexcusable. Felder waa thirty feet away from the of lhelr corn - coach when fired upon, had neraf ' Th# brat ear pf «>rn *ent in the been in the coach and waa walking “! 0D ° f „ lh * CO °\ ni ^ ,aud w * n »***«* ** w.,ter*. away when fired upon. Mr. Felder, of H - K - of where artificial irrlgatk i way be . kua k^. n nfr .wM.nfi 1 *' Knowlton says, had been walk- who won second prize In 1 a t y rwluCfed ^ a miilwnm to prodne- ‘ unrte/ra**. ln * up * nd down the c «“ ent flo<,r ^ ’bv marvellous r-Cofti la a» ha-*.!, all piece* under ea h *rm | uDder tb# Bhed betw ^ n th# fnm the quality of corn waa sent by , a ^ f0 j „„ t Sifc - k -J'. • -1 V. Morton of that dty* died on th' J , _ QFtaoftaff. table Thursday mornln ' >lac from heart failure due to the ef- ' *' of ehloroform administered, boy waa shot In the left eye by- Won A.hftr _ * another lad. Elon waa piny with an nlr rifle end the shot not Intended for Winston. It necessary to remov# the from the eye and it was two w« 4« r .«l to » crt. P ,nd . na - |t , a „ t tIm * ■■ ■ J Y ‘J* *“ 0 Y *“ d for trsln 89. H. .wreck*! . “’“‘A* (relr from ro.or nap| , 0( , IprMt COIcbM wlllch _ * ,l * r were coming to Columbia when No. . ““ Y ‘ , ‘ " wrlrod iod ukod . color*! m.n woman Itok to her realdenoe, where . IB 0Q6 Usher, of Marlboro county. tsr hauls first elaae. "You have water power for ths mills, which Is cheapest; cities with all modern things close at head; a OapCaln Admits Hie Girilt. Capt. Thomas Franklin, U. 8. A., ea ana asseu • wiwm twice commended by Gen Chaffee wideawake population both on farm Her 1 ,f U WOU,d ** » no,rftb, « 10 • Bd O*®' ^ for ‘HetlBfftUibwd and , n c , ty #nU1 tha sKuBtk>I1 w 1 conre (nte tha coat) and keep warm Ice in China and at Manila, plead ge€m •> till the train arrived. guilty a few days to a long seriee Herg are some of the facta ae to Mr. Felder says the colored man of petty embexxlementa from the what may ^ done 6B - - told him that this weuld be against meaa fund of the Wrat Point cadets, j an( j g . w* » i I th * ^u, •* aDd be ww,t lw * y * J ust M oommleeionkry and treasurer of come a the operation the mUc j Woman's Prrflpn of Miad Prevents before being ehot he had turned United State# Military academy, and North Caro , lna prt>< , uc#d thlg yMf •about to watch some antic* tha ae- waa seftte&ced by Judga Hand, la tbej s 467 4e0 bugb# |, ^ oeorgle - “ _n • suffering ta an IS ffiffi lew ttoorffi Intense. CORPSE AUTO WHEEL. Peanuts have recently be world slap?*. Virginia ant live circulars will be sent to any oe< on request. Wt will Bat tew Peis EVERY DAY 'HLL JULY 16th Quote us with sample* for present shipment, or‘contract for future ship meats on— MIXED PEAS. STRAIGHT PEAS. IRON PEAS. Will buy 6 bushels to a ear. N. L. W1LLKT SEED CO., Auffl»U,OB. wm Doctors Menxlee. Shu « performed the I Tragedy de Preach Road. Mm*. Maurice, of RftftftM. Franc*, has hai the terrifviag untwin* of driving in r the world iby to glra on* day husband cl ideal. On. day „ d t fonr-year-ol i and deeds Ihe had •on* and mort- her husband e*V ** d that tha ear was course, she o«cw urtag him to be had seouate, was no. awnr io an bft«rt •g the truth. machlntem, and But with « ' sib did wheel her lap. groes were doing in the coecb be circuit court, in New York, to ] n^ioa, ara ga famous had approached, when th* messeng- year* and six months in the federal orer M the canteloupa « nm, W Ik. door ord.™! Jponlttotlorr « Mloou. Oo. HU „ ^ tb . ^ S Ho «*!, k, itort*! eooM.1 ».o ooUeo lUt tk.T »oold m>rket n^,., M ^ for , .Wftt of «TOr ood r* | ra, frnlu arc kolas pork*! b«rd by Ita grape frntts. which Stand more vLInAudf l fro8t tnd br,a * market prie- Negro IdentlllM. _ | e8 -*»ewa .ew - —.-j , - — - when be waa Iretf'updh'. The bullet entered the right sidej view. g 7 drive* with J*** under the arm, probably pane- Noticing twd ri *ht lung and made IU exit at whet la commonly known at .... A dispatch from TbomasviHe. Oa.. i 0f th<) tobacco the breast bone. Dr. Knowlton oouM taya Lucius Robinson, n negro, was 1 amt estimate Mr. Feider’r chances of Identified by the two yonng daugh- reoorary before leaving Charlotte, tars of Mr. Jack Walker ss the man that morning. At Mr. Felder's ra- who confronted them in their home quest Dr. Knowlton remained with *nd after holding a pistol In their Mr.. Felder until the next train, faces threatened to kill them If they | | • screamed. Ms Is la jelL Ths ne- asd such there la „ here—they are se mnch n part of the South that a sufficient hhowl- wooo. moN Amo rraa. rA. oa For testlmostals and terms, writ .The Haastemotara Remedy Cm,. Hoaih Baags, Mteh. L. M. Power. M. D . la ebargft Special Notice. Any one who will clip ** ' eead this advertlaemeot with X P O. money order- will r celpt for $26 to apply o - gan, th* balaact to be' p*. lows: |15 Jan. 16th, Ulfi; <U April 1st, 1210, and 110 Oct. 16th. 1210. For further particulars and Illus tration of this excellent organ, write Malone's Music House st once, as this la a Special Holiday Offer. Those who prefer pianos will re ceive special inducements. Write for particulars. MALONE'S MUSIC HOUSE, Established 26 years, Co lumbia. 8. C. Budded mad grafted fwm caoi varieties. Lowest frises. EAGLE PECAN COMPANY. arrived In Columbia at 10.20 Ift. us- ■ ■ I, I Mill At Ricci from New York that V, or the On* Is money u> for -■m'jrss root gro after frighUnlng th* girls fled. ■ One Killed, Three Hurt. OBft person was hlllad. one fatally Injured and two others badly bruis ed when the autoaaobil* la which they were riding turned turtle - ■ ' ‘ wm. ^ i in »o toiric carted 3 I iTUitSteftW r«.m aati AE m i i t ..... j'/ 'Z.l