The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, April 23, 1901, Image 4
LEON IAN
Dress Goods and Silks!
ThOutisard of N ards of lNw )rs,s G
nSl ks to be Soli at a sicritico.
must go, let them brig what they
Iverv lady who bus a dress at
naugh's Wedniesday, I'lurdy mu1( Fr
we will give her the linings free of ch1
1on't bo humbugged and let thor,e
one-horse conerns tell yon that they
soll yon a: ellap as Mimuiigh.
I sell more goods in c
day than some of ther
sell in a month.
71No matter
VIMI
CHARGES OF DISHONESTY,
'7ERRI HLI. AIRt.1 IINM F.NT OF 'LA1U.
RIN nY 1I,LMAN.
Eudidenl Change fronm VC1h41m1ont OpIvInitiin
(if Trenty of l'airpi ti, Frrimithipe For
it-stoll, frota i PreIicher 111I
Most Eloquent speech.
[8pecl to The State.]
Tronton, S. C., April 19.-Smnator
TiHnan11 ws seen at his home tonight.
and relying to a request for his
opinion ont Sentator McLaurin's
Charlotte speech, said:
"It is cont radictory, full or para-~I
doxesH anud soomUs intendI(ed to paEve
the way for the sonaEtor's passage
mnto the llopublican camup. It may
excito siurp)riso outside of t ho Stato,
but the only thing that astonishos us
hero is his continuted effort to pOse
as a Demuocrait. Democracy has a
b)road and a gonoral meaning and Ea
special or locatilieoaning ast applied
to one of the great national parties.
My collenguo. says, 'My definition of
democracy is liberty for man formu-.
lated into a thoory of government; it
moaelns man'sa inaElienablo owneorship
of himself. It, moans free thought
he has an hard enough time. Every
thing that the expectant mother
can (16 to help her child she should
do. One of the greatest blessings
shze cam give hima is health, but to
*do this, she must have health her
self. She should use every means
Sto nIuprove lher physical condition. p
he should, by all means, supply
hrself with
Mother's
Friend.
\ It will take her
through thme crisis
liniment which
.gives strength
\ and vigor to the
muscles. Com.
men sense wvill
stronger the
-whIch bear the
strain, the less
pain there will be.
A woman living In Fort WVano,
Ind., says: " Mother's Friend did
wonders for mue. Praise God for
your linimuent."
Read this from Hlunel, Cal.
" Mother's Friend Is a blessing to
.all women who undergo nature's
ordeal of childbirth."
Get M4othaer's Friend at the
drug store. $I per bottle.
THE BRADFItLD REGULATOR Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
WVrte, for our free Ilated book, "Deofor
Baby Is Born.
mE Blit
WEDN
BRIGHT AND
have the stoc)
to undersell n
Millinery ! Millinery !l
Our second shipmeit, just
ean show you moro Millinery i
Millinery than any ('onern in
You know the prices you pai
00is liats before Mimunaugh put i
l and the price you pay today.
"im- purposo of giving this now foal
y business immediato and wide
drgo. larity I will placeo on stlo
little Thursday and Friday, Two Il
Cn Fifty Ladies' and Misses' Trir
worth not less than $2, $2.25
1 will give you your choico for
ine Another ld" of about Thre
Trimmed Hats worth $2.75, $3
your pick of the lot for only
buy your ist until you
Milliner, Miss Martin. She
in her line.
what prices are c
and free spoch.' This is not the
definition given in my dictionary, nor
is it the, dofinition given by Jeffer.
son, and it is only intendod to jus
tify the senator's desertion of his
party, his troachory to its principles
and his betrayal of the people of
South Carolina who have trusted
hiim. The Kansas City platform is
the only ombodimont of Domocratic
principles that can now bo recognized
and no man can bo considorod a
Democrat who ignores the principles
and policies laid down in that plat
form anid peraistently votos with the
Re~publican adlministration in both
its foreign and domestic policios.
"Sonator McLaurin iterates and
reitorates the charge that the 'new
D)emocracy' is a sectional party and
then truthfully claims that the South
which in the last campaign was alone
Doemocratic, 'is the American end of
America.' Strange that because of
this fact and our veneration and love
for the principles upon which our
government rests that this 'broad
A merican statesman' and new born
Democrat of a hitherto unknown
type should council our people to
'accept conditio.ps as they are and
make the most of them.'
"Senator McLaurin declared in '98
that 'McKinley should he renomij
nated by acclamation,' and if his
speech means anything it means that
the Democratic party ought to suir
render all its traditions wvhich he
claims aro 'long since dead,' becomo
an echo to the Republican party, en
dorse its foreign policy as well as its
domestic policy, ship subsidy, large
standing army and everything, and
subsido absolutely as a Democratic
party.
"If the adlministration party is
right, what need is there for a polit
ical factor. I have never believed
that my colleague would dare face
the people of South Carolina in any
political campaign again, knowing
what 1 (10 about him, but as lhe in
dicates his purpose to still masque
as a Democrat and while attacking
me covertly as one of the 'leaders' of
the so.called new Democracy, it is
his purpose to lead our people into
the Republican camp, duty compel8
me to speak out and tell certain
things.
"Mr. McLaurin made in the son
ate, January 1899, a speech which
was as ultra and as pronounced in
its denunciation.of the acquisition of
the Philippines and portrayed the
many dangers, which threatened our
country in consequence as any ever
delivered in that body. Up to Sat
urday-night before we voted on the
treaty with Spain on Monday, Feb
ruary 7, 1899. he reatedly wol me
ESDAY, 1
EARLY if you wa
<, we have the stl
ie.
Id ClIenper lil
Neowb'erry. ~ .~ A
d for your
SMillinrC(
For th1
uro of my W
pread pop.
Wecdniesday, 5
indred and Ca
imod Mits,
and $2.50. In
$1.50 0ch. th1
Stc
i Ifund red co,
and $3.25, lov
$2. Don't yo
onsu8lt m y
ian artist
iuoted you in the
an( otho' sonators he wRs bitterly
opposed to Jho ratilication and would
not vote for it. Betwoon adjourn
mont Saturday evening and the vote
on Monday the mantle of 'broad
American statesmanship' descended
upon him a fow minutes before the
senate wont into executive session to
consider the treaty and take a vote
as agreed, ho gave a halting and lamo
oxplanation of his intended chango
of front. His vote secured the rati
fication bocause on the first roll-call
Mr. Jones of Nevada who had also
told us ho would vote against the
treat',, 'passed' when his name was
called, and I feel certain if Senator
ML~Iaurin had stood by his party
arid by himself, Mr. Jones wvould not
at the end have voted for the ratifi
cation.
"Conscious as he was that his vote
wvas the governing factor in the train
of momentous consequences so far
reaching and terrible and involving
thie war of subjugation in the Philip
pines, the expenditure of hundreds
of millhons of dollars, the loss of
thousands of lives and other dire re
sults which no man can foresee, it
is natural for Senator McLaurin to
make a desperate effort to vindicate
the presidlenlt's policy in his own ac
cannot be further deceived or misled
C Rhere are
etnever any ex.
ternal signs of
the blood Is
polluted and( the system thoroughly con-.
tahumnated by this dleadly virtlent poison.
Then a sore or ulcer appears on sonie
part of the body ; it may be small and
Iirmtless looking at first, but as the can
cerousa cells form arid are deplosited by
the blood necar the sore, it increases in
size arid severity, with sharp shootin
pains. No matter hiow often the sore is
remioved by the surgeon's knife or flesh
destroying' plasters, another conmes and is
worse. 1rte real. disease Is in the bleed,
and the treatmeint must begitt there. The
poisoned blood( must be invigorated and
purified, and( when this is done cancerous
cells carn no longer form and the sore will
heal naturally and( permanent,ly.
Afrs. saraht M. Keestin,~
,s 1 w,indsior Ave. nristol
years old, anid for three
years htad sufferedl withI a
severe form, of Cancer on
myr jaw, whiich, tihe doctors
sd was intcuralie, and
that I could not live miore
thaun six months. Ilaccep)t
ed their stateemeit as t rue,
and( htad given np all hope
of ever being well again,
when my drust, know
te"n*<Ie"A** . r*,"a'n:
ing a few bottles the sore
begani to heal, to the surprise of the physicians,
and in a short timie mlade a complete cnre. I have
gained in flesh,m appetite is splendid, sleep is
refeshng-n fct,atnenjoying per fect heraltt."
struictive poison arid
s s removes every vestige
of It from the system,
makes new, rich~bleed'
strengthens the body and builds up the
generalilealthi.
If you have a susplclous sore, or have In
herited arny blood falit, send for our free
book en Cancer, arid write to our medical
departnment for any Information or adlvice
wanted ; we make no charge for this ser
vIce. Mour letter will receive prmpt and
careful attention, arid will beheld in,
strictest conf(idenice.s
-. 3H45 SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA 0A
Fo
HURSDA'
11t some ot, the .k
e Is 4-11d( \ve hv
forty feet I00 do n ToWO IS
display 011CII, now oiv
>uInter. We " dOnOTl a
have the "'0' "I "N
ide, showy IN r 'ts "
patterns, o10 r Ald
O.,.'wor-th 5c.
15 Pieces Colored
IS, wOrl'i do1ble. black an tan, v(
can show you 25 Pieces Androst
ro Embroideries Loom Bleachii
mn all the other 5 bales Sea Islan,
res in Nowberry 41C.
nbined. Just fol. 25 Pieces Brown ]
7 the crowds and now only 9C. y<
1 can't miss 50 dozen -Ladies,' I
to soo thom.
imnaugh's The biggest line 0
White Lawn,
shown in Newt
1,500 Yards 30 incL
only 5c. yard.
reach of one hun
9
g A
The Kind You Have Always Bo0
in use for over 30 years, ha
and bhas
All Counterfeits, Imitations ar
Experinents that trifle with a
Infants andP Vhidren--Exper4
What is C/
Castorla is a harmless substia
gorie, Drops and Soothing S3
contains neither Opium, Mor]
substance. Its age is its guar
anid allays Feverishness. It e
Colic. It relieves Teething Tr
and Flatulency. It assimilat<
Stoach and Bowels, giving:]
The Children's Panacea-The
CENUINE CAST
Bears the Si
Tile Kinds You Hay
In Use For Ov4
tion. The declaration of indepen
dence of course and an abandonment
of 'dead tradition' is the policy of a
man who behaves as he has done.
"Such a man has no conscience of
principles. The eloquent speech
which ho delivered in the senate wvas
largely stolen from a sermon deliver
0(1 by the Rev. IIenry Van D)yke on
Thanksgiving day, November 1898,
in the Brick Chnirch of New York
city, two months before Senator Mc
Laurin delivered it in the senate.
"I have not only had to blush be..
cause McLaurin had deserted his,
party in a great crisiB under syspici
ones circumstances and contrary to
his avowed purpose but have had the
mortification of having other sona.
tors, northern gentlemen, speak of
the degradation to which South Caro
lina had come in being represented
by a man who would boldly steal the
brain work of another by whole sen
tences and paragraphs an(d have the
efifrontery to deliver it in the senate.
"The people of South Carolina
by this m aand I speak now in. order :
V AND t
'h i's, Now~ for
'I.'
it OtT, tioloot
r this sl, o t 10 an1('1d smos NO
r(hi-; Kallo, worth Irle. 6 Oawes Now
10o. salo, 75k.
it00, Solls vvoryvlhtro ) Casos Nov
noV onlv .10. yd, sale, 980.
loth for this silo only 10 Cao Now
Ssalo, $1.2,
10 Cases Nov
P. K.. pink, light. blu, salo, $1.5
>rth , only e. y d. 5 Cases No%
oggin 11d Fruit of sale, $2, 1
, now 7c. yd. 85 Cases M
, worth 6.je., now only (Lowis A
10 Cases Men
inon, the 15c. kind, worth $1.
10 Cases Men
301ts just oponed-ask worth $1,
. 10 Cases Men
Organdies, P. K's., worth $1
3inghan's, etc., over 5 Cases Men
orry. worth $2,
Porcalo, for this sale, 5 Cases Mon
worth $3
dred miles arour
ught, and which has been
S borne the signature of
been mado under is per
pervision since its inf'ancy.
> one to deceive you in this.
4d " Just-as-good"' are but
,nd Cendanger the health of'
meco against Experiment.
(STOR IA
lute for Castor Oil, Pare.
rups. It is Pleasant. IC
phine nor other Narcotio
intee. It deostroys Wormis
nres Diarrhoa and Wind
on&bles, cures Constipation
s the Food, regulates the
licalthy and natural sleop.
Mother's Friend.
ORIA AWAYS
gnature of
a Always Bought'
wr 80 Years.
that they may fully inform them
selves on all of these matters and
stand ready to furnish the proof of
everything I say and if necessary
will meot Mr. McLaurin face to face
in any forum ho may choose. If his
p)roposod scheme of broad statesmen.
ship is Democracy, then I am not
andl have never been a Demoorat,
and as the people of South
Carolina have rocenly re-elected me
as a D)emocrat without opposition, I
fool warranted in letting the people
outside of the State as well as those
inside know jnst what manner of
man this is. I have kept silent
heretofore, because I was ashamed to
lot the world know how our peo'ple
had been deceived in him."
CASTOR IA'
Por Infants and Ohilidren.
The KimG You Have Always Boog
Bears theg j
Signature of
".R It D~ t
RiDAY:
Wtit 4Bpt grllin Vowhn Cil
O'W- Xtlly ( for-d. Ooll't. p111 tIYO111t
wii,t o ltIlol m I lrt io vo.ip|lo 1()(
0 1111111okol.
Oxfot'i, jilet optillod for tils 100
Wortti $1.
OxIorts, Jiist openedt for il s
worth $1.25.
Oxfords, just opened for this
5, worth $1.50. 100
Oxfords, ju8t opene for this
0, worth $2.
Oxfords, just opened for this
vorth $2.50.
en's Fine Shoes just opened, 100
. Crossett.)
IF Shoes, Lace or Congress, 90c., 50
40.
'a Shoes, Lace or Congress, $1.25,
50.
's Shoes, Lace or Congress, $1 50,
85. 25
' Shoes. Lace or Congress, $2,
150.
's Shoes, Lace or Congress, $2 75, 50
50.
id I will always t
s[rgderselleF
('ar1eston and Weston Carolina Rwy Co.
Augusta and AcheviWlo Short Line.
schedule In Effect Jan. 13th. 1001.
Leave Augusta................ 9 40 a in 3 33 in
Arrive Greenwood...........12 151) in
Anderson ............. . ..... 4 )u
Laurons............ 1 20 1) in 6 35 11 mn
Waterloo (IL."... 52 p in
Greenville............ 8 05 p in a
Glenn Springs...... 4 00 p m .
Spartanburg-........ p 10 1 in 9 00 a m
baluda.................... 5 33 p m .
Hunderi;onville..... 6 03 p in
Asheville........ 7 15 P mn
Leavo.A s1eville........... 00~a~ n
8partanburg .........11 43 a i 855pm
Glonn 8prlbgm ...... 10 00 a mn .......
G reen ville ............ 12 01 1) i 3 25,p i
Laurens............ 1 3711 7 700 pin
Arrive Waterloo (Hi. 8.)... 2 07 p m.
Greenwood............. 2 36 p m 00 POI'
Leave A nderson --.............7 25 p rn
August a.........5 10 p r,n 8 45 p mn
Leave Augusta----..--......... 250 pmi
Allndae'--..--,-----........ 4 51 pmn
Fairfax....--..-----..........50pm
Yemasseo ..........9 00 am 1110 pm
Bleaufort............10 15 a m 7 10 pm
SAr. Saynna h...............103am7 2pm
Savannah--..-........... .... .. d 10 am
Port Royal........1 00 pmn 7 It, am
Beoaurort ............16 pmn 7 20 am
Y emas see:..........20 pm 8 80 am
Fairfax-.---.................... 935 am
Allendale.--------.............. 9-7 am
Arrive Augusta---.---................. 11 5 am
Close conineetioiFat Greenwod 'for al
points on 8. A. L. and C. and (4. Railway, and
at 8partanbnrg~ with SouherutRaivay
For ay tufrmation relatiye to ti'ckets
rutes, schedules, address
W. J. CRAIG, Gen. Paa. Agt.
E. M. NORTII. 801. Agt. A ugusta, 'Ga.
T.Mh. EMERSON, Trafile Manager.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD
H. C. BEAiTE, Receiver.
Bet,ween Anderson and Walhalla.
UAToUD WESTnIOUND.
MiNHed' Mixed,
No. 12. Stations. No. I
Ar 1100am ........Anderson.......v 8 3pmn
Ar 10 40 am.D.....enver.........v 350 pm
Ar 10 81 am.A....utun.........Lv 105 pm
Ar 10 22 am.....Pendleton.....Lv 4 14 pm
Ar 10 18 am.herry's Crossing...v4 23 pm
ArIO 07 am..dams' Oressin...v 4 29 pmmri
Ar 940 am ....eneca....... Lv 447pm
Ar 9 25am......est Union ......v Ilpm
Ar 9 20am............Walhalla......Lv 5 7pm
A. M.Lv. P. M.A r
3. R. ANDERSON, Superintenidont
Conneotions at Beneca With s'o. R R No 11'
At Aneerson With8S0 Railway Nos., 11 and 12
In Effect Nov. 25th, '1DOJ.
(Eastern titandard Time.
Southbound. Northbound
STATIONS.
A M. A.MI.P....
7 454t Lw Atlanta (S.A.L) Ar. 8 (0
10 lla A thens 5 28
11 IOa Elberton 4 18
12 23p A bbevlleo 8 15
12 45ip Greenwood 2 48
1 85p Ar Clinton Lv, 2 0
(o.& W0.)
10 09a Liv Glenn Springs Ar 4
11 45a Hpartanbunrg ff
12 VIp Greenv lin
(lHarri Spri 8 :
12 52p Waterloo 8ii,O 10
1 1s Ar Larens(F -1
Daily FrL .i,rL 3
Ex tin. A.52 27i
A.M-. A . lIly
780 -. ECX ki
7 40 . do LvI PM. A. a
900 .. 14 Pra Ar 1 8
90 2Cr5 .lntsAr12 520
094 2025 Goidvii 1 0211 5 00
0 1 g 0 855
1 .0 217 .. ard-- 1252 880
1 0 2 22 ..Gry.. 18 8 to
12L2Mon" 12 07 1285
00~o 800 . onntain 12081225
( 15 8 28 "OhapianI 40 11 49
8 99 Wht tok iU
848Ballen 4f 1 0
.W 8.4LIVN 1awsu r.. ral 9,'l.i
lopF T
Newb%rry. We
'111mv nio house
hhing 1 ('th1u111 I
P'lu wfil( t Ilnivo string H l ow is
tipjiiirit witiy.
Alon't bi j(lft. opono<d, Iobby up to
datto nuitti, $.25, wvorth $8.50
Alni'l SliiH jtInt onod, n1obby up to.
dato. 1)it!i, $8.50, worth $1.
B~oyti' iw 1-i'mfigt for thiti mile 98c,
worth ';'1.
lBoys' Kioo Suitt for this m0lo $8.,
worth $2.
Boys' Knoo Suit, for this salo $1.98,
worth $2.50.
dozen Boys' Knoo Pants for this stle
25c., worth 40c.
dozen Boys' Knee Pants for this sale
49c.. worth 75.
dozen Ladies' Parasols and Sunmshanes
just opened, 45c. to $2.50 oach.
dozen Mei's Colored .8hirts at half
prico.
e LOuWE R1
.TRAINS
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE
Between New York, Tala, Atlalta. NeW
GI'UM8nS anld Poilts SoUlth ild Wst,
IN EFFECT L OVMBEli 2b1i, 1900.
SUUTII WAIM.
Daily Daly
LvNWYork, P. R.R--- .. 12 !Mpm 17 IOw
hiIadelha P2. itIt 1 I... 29j'm 3 50oam
]Rafiinore, 1'. It It . 6 1:pu 62u
washiiington, P~ It".','.,', i5ix 8r 3-am
4 I 0i1ut 8 A L Ry. 10 -j1pm 12 243pm
'-'_ .t. pmb1r10pm
1;v Iciidr~o,~~tT A 3t1211u 3 63pmn
"southern Plnes " 1i7n 7 n
Lv y antlet, " __ 6 30~am 8 10m
Lv Columin h,$ " ~ 1M 1 f
Ar sava1nnahu " 12 40am 10 30am,
'Jacksonvill 6 1210pm 20 am
" Tamupa t _____ 31. 6 O0am
f o -j03 No. 41
L . No ok Y 1' NI. .. 5am 8 55pmi
-_____ 10 2'0am 11 26um,r
Lvew York, 0118 Cot 200pm
wah'. N n .1 .......................63p~i
Lv i'ortsmrouth, U A L ity I) I!,pm 10 05am
" Norlna o 1 dtiar 19230pm
" Hnerson '' 12 b5ama 2 10pm
"RaleIgh 8 2lam *2 45nm
" out.heru' Plnos " d I 2am - 1 27pm
" lamnilt 6 I5am 8 43ipm
Ar_Uhar1ofte, .. ~. - - -- -miI
"v Grenosod . 10 4'ha10 10 20pm
" Atensia .1 2 07am 1 32am
Ar tlanta, * iSi, b 3Uunm
-Mamon., C o (a......n20pm n
4' Now Orleans, Y N73 a
NORtTIIAt
L w orTplxaNC&8;T,.
. ov bi, & N.....'''12 2di*
I Aon tgom'ry, A % w I'..._6 2Oi
Aiii'oui.~ o f ( o (h .. .-.
Ar At hena, .
~~ ?nO A 4f 20_ _
t- ---------.b5opg
~ Lvrn~ 80nna i
(ond rson , 12 28 009a
N~3~orlina 12J 44m 12 07pm
Petei4 ii --------. 10am 2 p
Ar WahIon ' " 4T5.an -
PIo a ii u 1008ami iiP
t Central'jTimo- 1111A25510. Traing
SNSr T o
IMoLll At "
re 41, a ontfsua