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KLAU "V <-iii P an'f | A UU VU11 b 1 We are offering for { ? you to come in and I SPECIALS! SPECIALS! I05 ^ 25cY^ X ew ]gi; ^ to g? ^Fu ried Draw- IE* ! ers, pair * 75c White Cambric Sheets on CA^ sale at each vUC tl 48 Kimonas, 50c value, on sale OC - n< now onlv ?dv __ REMEMBI BK H g S| B B_40r flQ HB, B Mfwtk H B Bf^lfc DIED FROM EXCITEMENT. MORSE IN BUSINESS y Greenville Man Howled Down by Paroled Banker-Convict F Mob?Stroke of Apoplexy Follows. of Offices. Greenville, S. C., Sept. 4.?County New York, Sept. 4.?! Supervisor J. P. Goodwin died at hii that Chas. W. ^Morse woi . home in this city to-day, after an ill- his business operations sin ness of two weeks. The sudden death tence in the Atlanta priso: of the supervisor is attributed in a commuted by President ' measure to the excitement of the fulfilled to-day when Mors campaign just closed. While attend- small suite of offices in 43 ing a political meeting at Lickville Place, in the heart of th ? . two weeks ago, he was howled down district. as he attempted to speak. He was a Announcement was mad candidate for re-election and plead Morse would again be acti\ earnestly with the crowd to hear at the head of the Morse him, but they refused to let him be Company. heard. Following his vain attempt to Married in Den of I speak he was stricken with apoplexy ^ . . . . . .. - ? . Oakland, Cal., Sept. 2.? and was hurried to the city and , ed by a wedding party wh given every attention out uc suuv,ft was too severe for him to survive. ea a 10ness, a leopard, ; The excitement of the Lickville meet- pant er aa<* a Ja^uar? a*sc ing, coupled with his defeat later at w**ip and rev' the polls brought on his death. He futh KavanauSh and c was an efficient official and had serv- ^enstein w*re ma"iec * +TTTrt f?mc of lions at an amusemen ed two terms. ^ day. Massey Tried for Fighting. Miss Mae Clark, who : glory of a wedding among Columbia, Sept. 7.?Samuel F. because she could not cho Massey, the veteran who was sus- band among 250 men whc pended from the Confederate home was among the spectators, for 30 days several weeks ago after offered to be married in th he had organized an Ira B. Jones vided the park proprietors club was tried this morning by the the man. They furnished a board of commissioners on the Miss Clark could not trim 1 charge of fighting. Massey was de- list down to one. nied the right to have an attorney present. The situation at the home Pastor Burned to I> > is causing much discussion. Massey ^ , Pan lina Tnxva Sprit 7. several weeks ago secured a tern- ? " .. . Greene, pastor of the porary injunction restraining the of- . , .. x muir, church in Germantown, I ficers from turning him out. This ' 11 a. v incm to-day was burned to de; case wiiybe heard soon before Judge x r? ou ,j at the e>'es of his children a Ernest Gary. Should Massey be perx, ,, . - xv l. -x otner persons while pinne manently expelled from the home it . , y . , xv x i i x- x- a wrecked motor car. is expected that a legislative mvesti- A . x. ... x .. was started from a lan gation will follow. which his rescuers were w VICTOR ALLEN'S TRIAL STARTS. The car was driven 1 % Pauling, of Germantown. One of Gang Charged with Killing children of both Rev. M Court Officials. and Mr. Pauling. .About six miles from P Wytheville, Va., Sept. 4.?The steering gear refused to trial of Victor Allen for alleged par- the automobile jumped frc ticipation in the shooting up of the bridge. Mr. Greene was Carroll county court at Hillsville, neath the wreck. The chi T-- ? 1 * loo* n-fla hpmin f.1oar Mr Pnnlir V ct.j U11 Jidi tii 1 1 ^ 1C40 V > ,T ^v O 1111 U tt U V1VU1 I ?A . . ? v.?..& here to-day. The morning session riously injured, of court was consumed with the ex- The cries of the childr* amination of jurors and in the after- persons in the neighborh< noon the opening statements of pros- rescue. One had a lantern ecution and defence were made. from the oil tank of the m The prisoner will deny that he took spread to the werck. The m any part in the shooting. The tak- the lantern dropped it. In: ing of evidence will begin to-morrow, wreck was in flames. BER'S "The Afford tc Saturday and next week. We have share in the bargains. You can ) Ladies' $2.50 and $3.00 Skirts. Every one a big bargain, at <M CA ?ach onlv %j dies' Good Quality Handker- O hiefs, each ?*C jn's 10c Soft Finish Handkerchiefs, each i Winsor Ties, all colors. Each 1 .?or only ;1 JC : Deep Flounce Petticoats. Each C A >nlv OX) C %J ack Mercerized Petticoats. Cflii Embroideried, $1.00 value JUv od Suit Cases. Something we HlLp ill need, each 3C adv Made Dresses, formerly priced it $3.00, $3.50 to $5.00. They are ;lightlv soiled. Your choice <M CA ?or only t])l?OU 11 Sized Bed Sheets. During JCp :his sale, each ^it/v vm mmm A W hKfct! t-Kt To the lady holding the greatest a mas Eve we will give a handsome set c ) is to buy from us and save your chec lemforyou. Start early and win. We jxt week. ER SATURDAY AND NEXT WI 'S, "The AGAIN. BALKED THE BURGLAR. tents Suite It May or May Not Have Been a Low Down Game, but it Won. Predictions The man with his coat collar turn lid resume ed up and his derby pitched down ce his sen- over his eyes who was slouching n has been along in the shadow of the building, Taft, were suddenly beckoned to the man on the ;e rented a other side of the street. "Here's an l Exchange easy one, Pete," he growled hoarsly. e financial "Where's any easy one?" snarled Pete. le that Mr. "This here house. It's like taking e in affairs gum from a stenographer that's fixin' Securities her hair. Some chump has gone away an' left his latch key in this door." dons. Pete took a swift look at the house -Surround- and be?an to back up. "You can go ich includ- to he said' don't want to butt a puma, a *n on > a trainer, "Are youse nutty?" oiver, Miss "Naw, I ain't nutty. But de feller Jeorge W. wot lives here is a low down sneak 1 in a den widout no feelin' fer nobody, and I t park to- don't want nothin' ter do with 'im. No, I don't know him, but I'm next missed the ter his game. He sticks that key in the beasts dere to ketch suckers like you. Dere's ? ?i?-. A TV?niin? TTAlf ose a nus- ? Wilt? uii uai is.aii, a uinnuu (wi> i > proposed, battery attached to dat wire. I would Miss Clark not touch it if yer'd gimme de First e den, pro- national bank. Go ahead?I'll be i furnished acrost de street watchin' wot hapl battalion, pens." ler eligible Nothing happened. ? Cleveland Plain Dealer. eath. NOW. ?Rev. H. If you have hard work to do, Lutheran Do it now. owa, early To-day the skies are clear and blue, ath before To-morrow clouds may come in view, nd several Yesterday is not for you; :d beneath Do it now. The blaze tern with If you have a song t0 sing' orking. Sing !t nowdv August ^et tbe notes gladness ring in it were Clear as sonS of bird in spring, [r Greene Let ever^ da** some music bring; Sing it now. aulina the yOU ^ave ^ind words to say, work and gay them now. >m a small To-morrow may not come your way, pinned be- a kin(jness while you may, ldren were L0ve(j ones will not always stay; lg was se- gay them now. m brought If you have a smile to show, Dod to the Show it now. . Gasoline Make hearts happy, roses grow, achine had Let the friends around know an holding The love you have before they go; ataritiv thp Show it now. ?Charles R. Skinner, in N. Y. Sun. V ????&?@?@??@??@???@ Store of Quj > Miss the the biggest and best stock we have evei not, in justice to yourself, spend you Nice Messaline Petticoats. All d?Q AO Colors, each Six Spools Coats Thread, (Saturday and next week only) Lo\> $4.00 All Wool Skirts. During tfo CA this sale, each only Pretty Kimona Crepes. Now on sale at yard Silk Stockings. Good Quality. Otp Per pair ZuU 15c Union Towels. These are IAa good quality, each IU(j Good Pull Sized Bed Spreads, QCp each only Ovu Biggest and Cheapest line of Boys' Suits ever offered here. We can save you 25 per cent, on anything in this line. $5.00 Eain Coats. Good Quality. (?0 Each, only Y" Ladies' Patent Button Shoes $2.50 ft Q value at only, pair OZ E! FREE! mount of our cash register checks on )f furs worth $25.00. All you have to ks. You can get your friends to save will show this handsome set of furs EK?BARGAIN WEEK AT KLA1 Store of MOTORCYCLE KILLS SIX. POSTPONE N Five Thousand People Witness Trag- Not Held Tue edy as Daring Texan Takes Plunge. Comi] Newark, N. J., Sept. 8.?Eddie Newberry, Hasha, of Waco, T?., bolder of sev- Democratic e: eral world's records for motorcycle day postponed racing, plunged over the rail of the eounty officer; course at the new Newark motor- which had be dome into a crowd late this after- on Tuesday, noon causing the death of six per- 21 in favor o sons, including himself, while six against. It 1 are dying and thirteen are badly in- events there \ jured. ond primary The only two of the six dead posi- and that it w tively identified up to a late hour to- only one moi night were Hasha and Johnny Al- two. It was bright, a Denver motorcyclist who the order of 1 was riding third in the race. The ballot boxes other four diead were boys and young tied up; that men among the spectators. Five Jones had ct thousand spectators were witnessing precinct in Si the finish of a four-mile free-for-all fraud was pr< race when the daring Texan rider, fecting results doing 92 miles an hour, took his fa- races in that tal plunge. He was riding high on would be beti the bank of the track when the wheel matter settled of his heavy machine swerved and time of the se struck the upper rail. He was pitched dered by the S head first 50 feet into the air. He Chairman Fr< must have been instantly killed in Eugene S. Bl< the collision. His body was shapeless ed postponem< from broken bones when it was pick- Keitt, Mr. W. ed up almost at the feet of his wife, ers urged that seated among men and boys in the proceeded wit] bleachers. ? Albright was thrown head first in Saves Tw the other direction into the enclosure . of the track, when the champion's incinnati, wheel, came sliding down the steep rescuin& ^? ' bank and struck him. He lived in an Howard? c a> rnnti rlork of unconscious state for two hours after -his removal to a hospital. ^ere *ast The spectators injured were main- save his ly the men and boys who were lean- years* ing over the rail yelling encourage- Smiths ment to the riders. Some of the ^at^er wa spectators were hurled high into the r*ver b air and landed in the laps of* those The latter Sot seated behind. A panic among the calle(* for beli spectators followed the tragedy. ing a11 tbree tbe bodies of t Mad Dog Disturbance in Orangeburg, found two h< Orangeburg, Sept. 4.?A dog whose each other's a owner is unknown, ran amuck yesterday afternoon, biting several oth- Benson Gui er dogs, and causing a general dis- _ , "Vv t t x. v* Greenville, turbance. However, he was caught ,. , A , . . , son, the moi and shot before coming in contact . , weeks ago shoi with any person. The head was ship- .. . . _ . _ granite quarry ped to Columbia at once for exam- , , to-day found ination and telegram was received * . . . .... . . ? . intent to kill to-day by Chief of Police A. Fischer . . , cealed weapoi ~ ^ ^ ^ ^ 4. s\f vo hi ac whro iu cue Client tuai. Btsno ui ^ence^ Friday. found. vOn getting this information, son?s revolver the dogs which had been bit, and abdomen and_ which were held in custody awaiting . . the outcome of the examination, ' were killed. Rub-My Tisi ality" ? 5 Bargains I ' carried and invite @ i cash elsewhere. ? Boys' 25c Caps. This is a nice ICp @ line at each, only |j(j q Children's 50c Hats. Will sell QCp @ these now for only Zwb @ Biggest line of Coat jl! ' Suits, Coats, Furs, X x Sweaters and fancy ? goods ever offered 1 !1! here. We can suit you ^ KatS5to$ioo ifffiy 1 Uoat suits at $o.uu to i.; \m v / / & $35.00 each. ? Coats at $3.50 to / 1 $25.00 each. M M A See the new Stetson yfi 1 ? Velour Hat. It is ^ J @ THE THING for the l j @ nobby dresser, a $6.00 - ft I Ij. ? Hat that we offer you \ j \ if// ? at $5.00. \ \ fit ? Biggest line of Suit J II \ ./if ? Cases ever shown *11 \ ), ? here. Solid Leather II 1 11 ? . | Cases at $5.00 and up u I Vb 11/ ? in cqh on IIL li v ml ? cvy ywv.vw. ^ n | All trunks to close lj^gjj|ggB| ?? out, we haven't room gj to carry them. Now ' ^ X the time to get one at a big reduction. || 27-inch Flouncing Embroidery, QCp ? per yard / Ju @ JBER'S I | Quality" 1 I ??_______ EWBERRY PRIMARY CONFESS DOUBLE MURDER PLOT sday, County Executive Man Poisoned Wife Then Brained nittee Decides. Affinity's Husband. . f3b& Sept. 7.?The county Shrevport, La., Sept. 6.?Their secutive committee to- unconquerable passion, besides a the second primary for joint desire to obtain and enjoy the s in Newberry county, property accumulated by the woen ordered to be held man's husband, led Mrs. C. C. Bailey, The test vote showed 27 years old, and A. L. Watson, 45, f postponement and 12 to decree the death of her husband, svas urged that at all a Metcalf, La., logging contractor vould have to be a sec- and saw mill operator, and his wife for attorney general, three months ago when they met and ould be better to have loved in Flannigan, Tex,, according re primary, instead of to the written confession .of both, also urged that under who are in jail here to-night. :he State chairman the The confession relates that Watand all records were son carried out his part of the murthe contest of Judge der plot by poisoning his wife, and targed fraud in every Mrs. Bailey tried to administer deadDuth Carolina; that if ly drugs to her husband but failed. < rj >ved in any county af- Watson, who meantime had secured ?, it could affect county employment from Bailey, ordered ; county, and that it her to leave Bailey. She obeyed and ter to have the whole on Monday of this week, "Watson, the ; -A in one primary, at the confession says, crept upon Bailey as cond primary to be or- he lay asleep and brained him with tnfp rnmmitt.ep Cmintv an axe. 5d H. Dominick, Mr. ; - 7~ ~ ~ '/ . , Woman's Body Mutilated. r ' sase and others favor- * ^ mt, and Mr. Joseph L. San Francisc0( Sept> 7._with the A. McSwain, and oth- head nearly severed from her body, the county primary be an(j arms an(j trunk frightfully slashi3* ed, Lydia Berger, known as the most If" ~ _ beautiful woman of night life in this 0 Sons; Drowned. . _ . . , . . . . city, was found in her bed to-day by Ohio, Sept. 5.?After her maid- The walls of the r00m in Df his sons, Harry and whlch the body la? were covered with foi 9mith 41 a rail- blood and the carpet saturated. tMs city'wasdrowned thousands of dollars' worth ot t, while attempting to diamonds worn by the woman are 1 son. Floyd, aged 10 missing, and it is believed robbery . was the motive. It is thought before were on a holiday and death the woman trled t0 give an .s fishing in the Ohio alarm- as the window curtains and is sons were bathing. the window panes are covered with beyond their depth and flllser prints. ), but the task of sav- Cigarettes Drove Youth Insane, proved too much and he father and son were New York, Sept. 5.?Made insane, ours later clasped in it is said, by excessive use of cigarrms. ettes and reading dime novels, Jo1,1 seph Garrett, 25 years old, of Edilty on Two Counts. son street, Bloomfield, N. J., was tak r ? ? en to the Essex County Hospital for Sept. 5.?Ernest Ben- T # ^ u i xr T 4 ^ r I TnooriA r\r ilxr/^r*rvr*/^r\L' AT T TA.nQV luoau^ ui ui vuu, ii. *j ., w Lintaineer, who some , ~ T , ,, j , , , . ^ ,, ttr. ttt" , an(1 Dr- John D. Moore declared him t C. M. Wing at Wing ? . . , insane, near the city, was late n .. . , . . . ? ,x Garrett leaped from a second-story gui ty o a?sau wi Wjn(jow 0f his home, and after runc.n o carrying con ^ half-clad to Bloomfield Center, is. He will be sen- _ .. . . , . ? ^ more than two miles, sought safety The bullet from Ben- . _ . . T .. , , J , . ? , from a band ot imaginary Indians by lodged in Mr. Wing s x .. , s , crawling into a big drainpipe, after a surgical opera sred in several weeks. All children's \ wash suits at half ? price. Write F. G. MERTINS, Aun will cure you. gusta, Ga.