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ENGLAND'S (JUKEN IS DEAD.
Epward VII Now King of the
Empire and Emperor ot'
India.
Cowes, Isle of Wight, Jan. 22.
?Queu Victoria is dead and Ed
t. ard VII. reigns. The greatest
event in the memory of this genration.
the moBt stupendous
change in existing condition* (
that could possibly be imagined,
1:hb taken place quietly, almost
iioutly, upon the anniversary o?
t.ue death of Queen Victoria's 1
ather, the Duke of Kent.
The end of this career, nevei
quailed by any woman in the
world's history, came in a simply j
furnished' room in Osborn* i
house. This most respected of ,
a'l women, living or dead, lay in
a great four-posted bed and mad
u shrunken atom, whose ag*d
ce aud figure were a cruel
lOckery of tho fair girl who in
1^37 bogan to rule over England
Around her were gathered a!
most every descendant of her
line.
Weil within in view of her .
dying eyes there hur.g a portrHi"*
of the prince consort. It wss h?
ho designed the room and .?vor\
oartcf the oaf-tie. In Bc.arcelv j
.1 dible words tho white haired
shop of Winchester prayed b* 1
uide her, as he had often prayed
with his sovereign, for he washer'
chaplain at Windsor. With Vow.:
d heads the imperious ruler of i i
tl e German empire and the ir.nn I,
ho now i.i king of England, the .
uimao who has succeeded to th ,
*le of queen, the princep and
, . inceeses and those of less than i
r >yal designation, listened to tho j
t>?shop's ceaselesfa prayer.
Six o'clock passed. The bishop ;1
.ntinued his mtoreecsiou. Onet'
?-> the younger children asked .a1,
question in a shnll childish j<
treble and was immediately i
' 1 r. r? 1 TKn p 11
iuv * u... ninumi 01 me
i r yal family sobbed faintly and
t.ie men shulQod uneasily.
THK END. I
At exactly 6:30 Sir James
Kuid held up his hand, and the
people in the room knew that '
England has lost her queen. The '
iCHhop pronounced the henedic- '
(ion.
The queen passed away quite s
peacefully. She suffered no (
pain. Those who were now ,,
mourners went to their rooms j
A few minutes later the inevi .
table element of materialism
steDDed into this r>at.ht?fin
r I ,
ter of international history, for
the court ladies went busily to 1
work ordering their mourning "
from London.
The wheels of the world were
jarred when the announcement ,
came, but in this palace at On- <
home everything pursued the '
usual course. Down in the J
l-itchen they were cookings huge ,
dinner for an aRRemblage, the i
like of which has seldom beeni'
known in England, and the din '
nor preparations proceeded just <
as if nothing had happened. <
The body of Queen Victoria 1
w is embalmed and will prohsblv ,
be taken to Windsor Saturday, i
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i Bank 11
clean sweep of everythu
rces us to add anoth
wn the. middle walls am
liist make room for carp
: and morter later on. V
Ml AS BARGAINS i
IPortb of
ction. Look over tbe h;
.11 ts. Newest Neck-we;
tods, Scarfs, Table Cov<
7H
The cethn arrived last evening\a
from London. ^
IIEK T11OlJ(HITFULNESS. ?
An incident characteristic of 81
ti e queen's solicitude for others n
occurred two days ago, when in
one of the intervals of conscious
ness, she summoned strength to
BUggest to her dressers, who had w
been acting as nurses, to take the !l
opportunity of getting some fresh !
uir. M
Monday afternoon she asked 1'
[Ii:it her little 1'oilier'anian spaniel
be brought to her bedside.
It was teared the queen was d v :l
inir about 9 oVIoek in tin: morn !
intr and carnages wore sent toj''
Usborne cottage and the roctor\ '
U> bring all the princess and j)rin-|n
esses and abo the bishop m
Winchester to her h'vhale. It n'
denied then near the e?ul l.ui '
waen tiling.- !o kid the 'V"V.'t,'lie
I in-en hud o.i n I he r..! ,<
her \v? ndei'ftil eonstjf it i
,M?!ie 1 1|CI I 8 .1 (i I .
lie Prince ol Wales, 'In 1'ritu - b
ind Emperor WilMani SI asked
0 ape one of h rfaltl-ful ser -a is, :i
1 member of t! la?ut k ?ld il? ''
'listened to I'mroori, jut before v
Ii gol I here , iii| Jiet ii had pas k *'
into a fit tu 1 sleep.
Eot.r oYlo< ! n <rked a* begin '
fi ng oi' the end. Again I no l< miiy <?
wcro summoned and this titno *! '
relapse was not followed by re %N
jovery. The Prince of Wales "va* n
eery much affected when the doc K
tors at la 1 informed him that his in
.
mother had breathed her last.
'I'llK LAST DAYS. j *
The record of the last days of 11
the reign of Victoria is not easvK
to tell. The correspondent of the ' P
Associated Press was the onlyj^
correspondent admitted to the'"
Osborne house and his interview '
with Sir Arthur Jolin Kiirgs, pri- *1
vate secretary to 1he late queen,
was the only official statement a
that had been given out. F\>r
several weeks the queen had been
tailing. On Monday week she
uinamond Lord Roberts end asked ^
bim some very searching ques
ions regarding the war in South
Africa. On Tuesday she went for ^
* drive, but was visibly affected ^
)n Wednesdav hI>? eiifT?r/wi ? ?,?*? w
J *? ? J'"1
* I y t i e fitrokfi, accompanied hv in n
:ense physical weakness. It war "
ler first illness in all of her 81
/ears and she would not admit it. u
rhen her condition crew ro very a
nuch worse, ro serious that thus c^
nr
A I.lfe and Draft* Fight.
Ci
Mr. W. A. lfinea of Mancheator, In.,
writing of his almoat miraculous ea- P
app from denf%, says: Exposure af- tl
er measles Induced tuny trouble, H]
which ended in (Consumption. I had
frequent hemorrhaged and coughed a
night and day. All my doctors said I p
unst soon die. Then I hegan to w*p
l?r. Kind's New Discovery for Con- 11
ui nipt Hp, which completely cured me. o
I would not he without it even if i ^
soat $6 00 a bottle. Hundreds have ^
ised it on my recommendation and , P
ill aay it never faila to cure Throat, p(
''heat and Eung troubles." Regular
ii*e iOc and $1 00. Trial hottlea free
it Crawford Bros dmg atore A. n
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? .g> 1 iTnrfMifc 1W 'JtdALtut ' .
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ng &
ig. A great remod
er store room to ou
1 re filing the stores
enters and masons.
Vords and figures ati
in ever)' nook and c<
<i.lotbmg (
andsome Wraps, CI
ir. Dress Patterns
srs, Handkerchiefs, ?
xrct. cfo ISA
t 1-*. -4 ft V I *
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gainst her wishes. the family a
rere summoned. When the
rrived her reason had practical]
uccumbed to paralysis and weal
ess. The events of tha last l'e
ays are well known.
TIIE QURKN IS !>KAI).
At the lodge gates the watchei
aited nervously. Suddenl;
long the drive from the lions
ame a horseman who cried "Tli
ueen is dead" as he dashed alon
iroiigh the crowds.
LONG J.IVE T!It: KINO !
Then doser. the hillside rnshe
niyri.nl ot' messengers. Soo
10 surrounding country Uric
ml a king ruled ovr Great 1 ir
tin. 'I'lie local inhabitants the
alkrd as it n a dr< am, throng
jc t re ! s f C< -\ bit r hey < 1 i
d! hexi'rd'. <o-;t<:p and drink t)i
oilth 1 the monarch.
Tit *'Ai.i5\VKLl Vv'e.lPS.
('owi'- , isle . f Wj *111, Jan
he queen ; - said to liav
ill farowt-ll in a f ebio mon<
ylable to h -r family assemble
t her bedside t. midnight. 81]
rst n-eog iiz' <i tho I'rinco c
tr'aies, to whom die spoke
\v wen is of gi' ? -t monion1
n Kmporor William an
e oth rs pr? -#rt filed pa?
lid lizard a whi-pered goot
ye. All those in the hod root
ore iii tears. This proclaim
on will give the nets* title th
log may assume, but this i
ot anuounced. Tho proclaim
ion will then he sent to t!i
Ierahl's college and tho follov
ig day the earl marshal, th
arter- at-arms, the herald
nrsuivant and other official)
lie college memberB with th
ousehold troops, will procoo
i - ii* *
-ojii me pniace, ciaa in tnoi
plendid surcoats, and proeee
) Trafalgar square. The Kin
t-nrms will halt, commnn
ilence and read the proclaim
on. Proceeding down th
trand to Temple Bar, a paus
-ill he made, to demand an oi
ranee into the city, to proclaii
10 king. There the lord mayr
lierifTs in their state carriage!
rill form a great procession an
hen the sari marshal's part
r>mos just within the cit
oundry the proclamation wi
e read again and the proces:
m will pass down Bud gate Hi
nd Cheapsido to the royal ej
liange, where similar cert
ionics win close the spectacle
The arrangements are pract
illy complete for meeting of tli
riry council and parliamon
10 students requiring that the
liall assemble on the death (
sovereign. The privv eounce
>rs could gather together will
i a tend, give up their seals i
ffice, ho resworn, receive tli
reclamation of the now kinj
ahs votes of condolence an
ongratulation, and adjourn
After givingup their seals th
linisters will receive thoi
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[g*MAjS
Mercantil
elling sale begins at once.
r DRY GOODS DP
will begin in January. 1
T will pay us better to si
tract attention, but it is ex;
irner of our store.
T AAA
,1110
Dkes and Capes. Warm
of Silk, of Dress Goods,
etc., etc. Come at once.
LijJJK.OAKTTII
U back from the now ruler. The
>y privy councillors will also bo
Iv sworn afresh. H
Parliament will assemble G.
w within 24 hours of the death of r?
the queen, iu accordance with J*
I tho precedent in the case of U)
rs George III.
y, Emperor William's yacht
e, Hohenzollern has been ordered
ie to leave Kiel. She expected to "
g arrive at Cowes Friday. No
J arrangements have yet been
made for Emperor William's i
d return to eventualities, ?,
n i TIIH NRWfl ANNOUNCED.
Osborne 11 on a o dates, Isle of ?
1 j \V Jght, Jan. 22.? When the 1 d.
n in. bulletin announced that the ^
h queer was sinking all the watch- 2
d ; era at tho gater' of Orborne Ho? *e
ie made up their minds to remain J Z
j to the end. The cold was intense] ?
land a few favored ones sought >
shelter in the royal lodge, just "
, inside, where they waited in ut<
l? solute ailer.ee. The telephone r;
e bell rang at 7 :04 p. m., but before ' l
v,a royal servant had time to takej P
d ] the QfiesBago tho chief of the B
e! queen's police emerged from the a
>f darkness and, with bare head, ^
a! said: ; ^
"Gentlemen, the queer. paR-.ed ^
f| j away at G :30." j I
^ All present reverently uncov- 4
. ered their heads and then shrill t
whistles and the ringing of the I
11 bells of the hicycles in waiting p
l* were the signals for messengers X;
e to race to Cowes with the news, a
is In a few moments tho place was X
x-1 deserted. Simultaneously mount- &
e! erl messengers on white horses!
dashed from Osborne. ;
[ft J On their arrival at Cowes the j E
correspondent found the news' q
known both at East and West
' Cowes 15 minutes before it had ?
lf been announced to those in wait-j qj
^|ing at tho gates of Osborne -
ir House The streets wpro already t fc
d filled with Rorrowfnl crowds dis- G
g cussing her majesty's death. Ijjj
d _ 1 ?
~ ;
ie The Appetite of a Goat. 1 H.
m
ie Is envied by all poor dyspep-j r
1* tics whose Stomach and Liver *
ti are out of order. All such should ?
>r know that Dr. King's New Life
Fillf, the wondeful Stomach and
d Liver Remedy, gives a splendid I
appetite, sound digestion and a ?
regular bodily habit that insures ?
j. perfed health and great energy. .
Only 25fc.at Crawford Hros. Drug
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t. fartriH ?U rcftHonabl* raW-n
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Registration Notice.
M1!K IT BLR: will take notice that
L the Registration Hooks will bi?
?r?ii at the COURT llOUBK for the
'jfi^tration of parties entitled to renter
tinder the constitution, on the
t Mondaj t Tuesday in each month,
itil 30 days preceding the general
ertion. J. M. CA8KEY,
Chair. Hd. Reg. Lancaster Co.
March 7. 1000.
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I SCHEDULE SUMMER 4.
In F.fTeul 12 01 n in., Sunday, Dec. 21, IHUft.
Between Camden, S. C., and Blacksburg,
S. C.
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1 First Clans EASTERN TIME Mrs .s
pHHwrnror Hufc.ii'n.'T
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Except STATIONS Excop.
> ind;,y 1 Sutid'iy.
P M | AM
12 N)i Cutnden 12 16
I 15 lJeKilb 12 02
| 1 27 WcstviUo II i>0
1 l')| K< rshitw II 'ft
2 10 llcatli Sprint."* III 20
2 Ift l'len*ant Hill {II 'ft
| 2 3M Luncuster 1 ft
2 50, Riverside 112 10
3 0?i Sprlncdell il" -0
3 KM Catawba Junction 11" 20
! S 2oI Leslie !IU 10
3 40; Rock Hill 10 "0
3 55 Newport 1' 55
4 i"2j Tiriub I' .0
| 4 80| Yorkville I e. is
I ? ?-?| Sharon P >
i BO Hickory Hr#Tc *
5 001 Stnvrnu r H5
B 20 llluckaburg I t- %
P. mJ 1/ M
j Between B/acksburg, S. C., and /)f. ion,
N. C.
\\ < Ht II ; j East . ofti
S?;r. Plan* KASTKRN TIMK Sec. OlasT #
Mixed Mixed
Duliy | iJailj
Except STATIONS 1 Except
Sunday I Sundn _
a W ft
* m Blnckaburg \MA.i,
8 30 Ear Is ?' 2<>
8 -10 I'atteraon Springe ?'> i"i
9 an Slx-Jby o ' i
10 on Etutlmurn
10 10 Moorcitboro i ' >
1 10 as Henrietta 4
I 10 M3; Porext City 3 > i
11 IB Hut her ford ton 3 2a
11 36 Millwood 3 <m
11 45 Goldon Valley V '
12 OB Thermal City I v
12 aB t>lcn wood I t'
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WEST CAFFNEY DIVISION EAST
FlraClnna rirstCI:
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l ft 'Jo Cherokee Falls 7 30 C )
1 hi 0 40, U..fluey 7 10 S a)
P M A Mi A X. r. '
Trains No 3J ind 83 correct at HlitcWhbi
I witii train* on th" tiaffiuv Division.
Train No. 3J connects at Camden with t . i
Charleston l> v ion of lac S rutbern Kailw
for il l (loin's Momb. M
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going west, in ale cs connection at Lanoaut'i.
S. C., with the L A C. I<y.. at Catawba Jo* olion
with the S. A L., nt Uootc Hill with the
southern It-.< inv .,nv n rti ^
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Derangements of Menstrual F ineMone r> odure
Miscarriage Simmons Squaw Vlnr Wire
or Tablet* oottmci the <l< rangeinnuct
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