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Physicians and Surgeon*.
Lancaster, H. C,
Treatment of llie eye. nose an
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Calls promptly answered day c
night Office over Crawford Bm>i
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Phones: Office, X" 178; It Idence
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Business Educatior
PAYS LARGE DIVIDENDS!
YOU nee l a practical business ed
unfit ion We guarantee satisfaction
Course* of study endorsed as being ill
tn ?t practical; tl cy have no aupcrio
Instruction given in llrat olaa-. N
other business college-* r.-r he'ter nil
vauUci EJofer i|o\y and pfepar
>?r a lucrative p?*lii'-h. Our gruduatc
are in demand Let us aa*i*t y -u, w
have assisted hundreds?they are i
. positions. Wo offer special rate
Mftcfe*t's S, D- Business Colleg
Columbia, S. C.
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Lancaster and chestei
railway
bftbedulr 1 n effect Nov 2t?.
(Dally except Hnnd?.> )
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biV l.aucaster, Q 30a in tOOpu
liv Port Laivn, Q 40 a in 4 SO p n
Lv Uuftoonville, 6 6U a in 4 45 p n
Lv Rlchbutg, 7 05 a in ft 00 p r,
At Cheater, 7 30 a m ft So p u
Ar Char'otle, Ho It 0 55 a m 7 10 p u
Ar ColumlUa Ho R10 15 am 1 'in a n
A i Atlanta, a a I, r 4 ft() p m
Ar YurXv'.C&N W 9 35 a tu
A r Uantonla.CN vv 10 30 a m
Ar Leu*>ir, c <* n, r 2 05 p m 6 00 a r
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[.v Len Ir, c A u.r 2 30 p n
L.v Gaston la 14 5 30 p r
Lv Yorkville 44 6 23 p c
Lv Atlanta, a a 1, r 1 00 p n
Lv Columbia, So It ft 10 a ui ft 15 pc
Lv Charlotte, So It 6 1ft am
Lv Cht'Htei, 9 30 a m 7 HO p r
Ly flichhurjc 10 10 a m 7 54 p n
Lv llaaooinvllle, 1020ani 8 00 p n
Lv Port Lawn 10 36 am 8 11 .p r
Ar Lancaster, II 00 a m 8 30 p n
Ar Camden, Ho By 1 56 pm
CONNECTIONS.
Chester?Southern, Seaboard an
Car Una & Northwestern railways.
Lancaster?Sou I hern Railway.
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. HHI DISEASES 1
are the most fatal of all dis- 1
eases.
i cm cv'c kidney cure ii i 1
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> or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by emi- 1'
*" i nent physicians as the best for ?
Kidney and Bladder trouble*. 1
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1 GRANITE WORKS, ?
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J. E. RUTLEDGE, Dentist, 1
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ii iiuu my terms irom this time r
Q bencoforth aro stt ictly cash. \
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Beasonablo Prices.
Q Gold Filling $1.50, j
Amalgam Filling 75 cts.
q Cement Filling 75 ct
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? RUBBER PT.ATE,
o Full upper wet of teeth $12.00 e
Upper and lower set $25.50 a
ii JjgT" These prices are strictly j
11 for cash. No work done except
u for cash or good security.
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BARKER a/tLVE 8
tho rr?OEt t--salino vvcrM
l? The One Day Oold Cure. i
Kermott's Chocolates laxative Quinine lot I
cold In the head and tore throat. Children tak? f
them like candr. '
Happenings in ine state.
.t Chronicled by the Alert Correspondents
of Tho Columbia
State. " ,
FELL riOM TUB FOURTH FLOOR.
Spartanburg, Oct. 28. ? As a
3?ult of a peculiar accident Mr.'
ames Walker, an operative at
ie Spat tan mills, lost his life in
30 mill build'ng. The young man 1
ad quit work for tho day and
bout the noon hour he went to
ie spinning room on tho fourth
oor of tho building to put his
veralls up in a kind of attic there,
'here is a steep ladder running up
> this attic, and the distance
rom there to the cement floor beoath
is about 35 feet. In some
lannor tho unfortunate young
iau lost his balance and f?dl,
is skull being fractured by
bo contact with the flooring.
CHILD MET HORKIRLE DEATH.
Leeaville, Oct. 29.?While
>ulchering yesterday Mr. L. P.
iteadmun's little 3 year-old child
ell into a tub of boiling water
id diod from the effects of the
culd this morning.
IAVES TW O FROM DE ATH"Our
little daughter had an aU
oost fatal attack of whooping
;ough and bronchitis," writes
drs. W. K. Haviland, of Armonk
4. Y., "but, when all other rem-,
dies failed, we saved her life
vith Dr. King'8 New Discovery.
)ur niece, who had consumption
an advanced stage, also used
his wonderful medicine and todiy.
he is perfectly well." Desperate
hroat and lung disoases yield to
)r. Kings New Discovery as to no
Ibor medicine on earth, lnfallble
for Coughs and Colds. 50c
nd $1.00 bottles guaranteed by
Crawford Bros., J. F. Vlackoy A
Jo., and Funderburk Pharmacy.
Jrial bottles free.
^armors Effect AnOrganization In
Columbia.
Farmers of this State met in Coumbia
Wednesday evening to conider
ways and moans by whioh tc
mprove the cotton situation,
dore than Ta hundred were in
.ttendance from various parts of
heState,and all seemed thoroughy
intent upon promoting the inerests
of the cotton growers and
he South.
The meeting was called to order
)y W. B, Harris, of Anderson
ind E. D. Smith of Lee, who
itated that the object of the
gathering was to formulate sjme
)lan for controlling the price of
:otton.
N. C. Murray, of Texas, was
^resent and spoke to the farmers,
tie is a representative of the
farmer's Co operative and
Educational Association of Texas,
ie advoQatedathe establishment of
i secret organization and ware,
louse system, similar to that in
rogue in Texas.
Most present, however, oppossd
his idea, and it was rejected.
Numerous addresses were made,
he purport of all being a plea to
ix a standard price for cotton.
A peimanont organization was
ffected with K. D. Smith, of Lee,
a president, and John Cantey, of
tershaw, as secrotary.
?Every voter should hunt up
lis registration ticket and have I
t certain and ready for November
th.
Foley's Money an* Tar
or children,smfc,sure. No oplntek.
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England And Russia
Reach An Agreement
All dangor of War Han been Av
orted.?To Arbitrate Disputed
Points.
Details of tho'agreoment betwen
Raseia and Great Britain upon a
mode of settlement of the questions
arising out of the firing upon
British trawlers in the North sea
by the Russian Second Pacific
squadron wore supplied by premier
Balfoui'jin a speech delivered
before the National Union of
Conservative Clubs at Southampton
last ni^ht. The ascertainment
of the Hague peace conference
will be through jhe coroner's inquest
at Hull, an investigation by
British board of trade and the
examination of officers of Russian
ships which tired upon the fisher men.
In his speech Mr. Balfour
ridiculed the official explanation of
Admiral liogostvsnsky, but praised
the spirit in which the Russian
emperor and government had mot!
the crisis. The prevailing feeling j
is bf belief that/there:!no longeri
seemSgto be^danger ofi^war between
the^nations
t Mondon, Oct*?28.?All danger
of war between Russia and
Great Britain has been averted
and the si ttlomcnt of tho only
points in dispute regarding the
attack by the Russian Second Pacific.
squadon on British trawlers
Oct. 21 has been referred to an
international commission under I
the Haguo convention.
\ LOVE LETTER
Would not interest you if you're
looking for a guaranteed Salve
for Sores, Burns or Piles. Otto
Dodd, of Ponder, Mo., writes: "1
suffered with an ugly sore for a
year, but a box of Bucklen's Arnica
Salvo cured me. It's the
best Salve on earth. 25c at Craw<ford
Bros., J. F. Mackey & Co,,
and Funderburk PharmacyDrug,
Stores.
Twelve Prisoners Escape from
Jail.
Taldosta, Ga , Oct. 28.?Early
tonight 12 negroes in jail on felony
charges effected their escape
by cutting through three steel
bars and picking a bole in the wall
| of the building. It is believed a
saw was passed in to the prisoners
by friends on the outside. Bloodhounds
have been*f sent for and
the trail will be taken by a posse
as soon^as thn?dogs arrive.
AN OLD TIMS REMEDY".
Murray's Horehound Mullein and
Tar has In It the purest of drugs. All
of which were used by our parents
and grand-parents. It Is a combination
so put together that It cures a
cough right off. Nothlug Is batter for
babies It is a most reliable cure for
! all cases of coughs. Ask your druggist
for it. They all have it. Get a bottle
now and have it ready Costs only
25c a bottle?extra large bottles?
regular 60c size, Remenber to nek for
''Murrays" and take no other.
Greenville Firm Gets The College
Contract.
Theconract for the'work on the
building for the new Columbia college
at Hyatt Jfark has been awarded
to Grady & Jordan, contractors
of Greenville. Much of
the material is now on the ground
and t (Construction will commence
at an early debtee, The buildings
will be ready for occupancy by
next fall.?The State
To Have Hearing.
Men Arrested For Lynching Make
A Move.?Magistrate McCoy,
of Berkley to
Hoar tho Caso.
Columbia Record. 1
The attorneys for the mon now <
in the stute penitentiary under arrest
on tho charge of being itii- i
plicated iu theEutawvillelynching
have demanded a hearing before
Magistrate McCoy, in Berkley
County. The mon havo
been in tho ponitentiary now for
about two woeks, and it was ex
pectod that they would make some
move toward securing their release
about this time. The hoaring
is under Section 24 of tho
criminal statutes which relates to
i the hearing of persons under ar
rest for a capital crime and it u
evident that the attorneys expect
that a prima facie case cannot be
made out by the State at the hearing.
At a hearing of this kind it
will be necessary for the state to
I put up Edwa-^s who will bo used
as state's witness'and it is thought
that the attorneys for tho defense
are counting on tho whole amount
f evidence which the state has
against the men boing put out and
in this way the plan of defense
may be laid.
Of course it is not known how
much evidence the solicitor
has tn the case nor how much the
detective who worked oa it _ for
some time has secured, but the
law makes it doubly hard for the
state to hold one suspected of a
crime by making tho whole burden
of proof rest upon tho stato
even at a preliminary.
GovernorReyward has sinco tho
arres. of the men turned the
whole matter over to the solicitor
of the circuit Mr. P. T. Hilderbrand,
as the case is now for the
courts and juries to decide on and
he of course, does not know of
the plans for trial. As he; was
instrumental in tho employment
of a detective on the]*case he is
naturally interested in the outcome
and he is watching the case
with interest.
TO CUREA COUOH
The ooughs bo prevalent these days
usually develop before you realise
what has happened. Now the West
thing to do la to take the most reliable
cough cure you can get. None better
than Murraya Horehound Mullein
and Tar. It is made of the purest ingredients
and cau be given to infants
la well as grown people. Above ai|
j|M TI rTTDwa TT? ??n * J
? vunuo. 1UU Will llUU 11 HI
all druggists. 25o a bottle?extra large
bottle.
Legal Hanging
Charlotte N. C.,Oct. 38.?Ben
Clark, colored, was legal1 y executed
at Shelby, N. C., this afternoon
for the murder of Chief of
Police B. E. llararick, on Augnst
27th. The officer was shot in the
jail and the negro seriously wounded
by another officer. The execution
was private, but 3,000 people
surrounded the jail.
OASVOniA.
gMn tk* ^Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
In the neighborhood of ninety
per cent of the whiskey sold by
the dispensary is carried awav hv
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negroes; but that much of that
actually bought by negroes is for
white poople there is no question.
Hut few whites seem disposed to
buy liquor direct from the dispensary.
They prcsar to get it
through negroes.?Yorkville Enquirer.
A Mining Disaster.
rbirty to Sixty Men Lost Their
Livoa.?Explosion in Colorado.
Trinidad, Colo., Oct. 29.?
b'rom 30 to 60 men lost their
lires in a terrific explosion which
Dccurrsd at mino No. 3 of the
Rocky Mountain Fuel and Iron
company at Tercio, 30 miles west
of Trinidad this afternoon. The
exact number of dead may never
be known, as the mine is burning
and in all likelihood the bodies
will be consumed. The mine in
which ths accident accurred em
ploys 80 men and it is believed
that at least 60 were in the mine
at the time.
"Tho explosion, which resembled
avolcanic eruption,causod the
wildest excitement. Men, women
and children rushed to the mouth
of the tunnel and women whoso
husbands were in the mine had to
be brought away by miners to
prevent their being killed by
deadly fumes coming from the
mouth of tho tunnel."
Foley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs and colds and prevents
pneumonia. Take no substitutes.
Sold by Funderhurk Pharmacy.
Hoster's Weekly Statement.
New Orleans, Oct. 28.?Secretary
Hester's weekly cotton statement
issued today shows for the
28days ofOctober an increase over
last year of 449,000, and an in*
crease the same period year before
last of 390,000.
For the 58 days of the season
that have elapsed the'aggregate is
ahead of the same days ^ of wlast
year 1,061,000 and ahead of*the
same days year before last 495,000.
The amountjbrought into sight
during tho past week has been
544,980 bales against 492,424
for the same seven days last year
and 454,639 year before last.
Including stocks left over at
ports and interior towns from tha
Inof nw/%???/J ?- -- ?- ~ ^ 1 1
imv biuj^ auu iu? uuiuuor oi Dates
bi ought into sight thus far from
the new crop, the supply to date
is 3,687,097 against 2,632,410 for
the same period last year.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of C
The vicar of little Hutton, England,
does not like makers of
tombstones to cut their name* on
the stones, but allows them to do
so on stones] placed in his graveyard
if they pay $2,50 for the
advertisement.
A german decorator was so
fond of reading his Bible in Working
hnnra ttiof
?w v.. ? ?a.M* %uw AVI vumu
it away from him, and found between
the leaves a large amount
of gold leaf. The man4had4been
stealing regularly.
OA.STOT1IA.
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they can. Do not put us off
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