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Dispensary Voted Down. Dotpito Senator 1'illin 4n'.-> influence uiul the Lo?s of Liquor Profit* the Voto Against the .Institution was Heavy. Observer Bureau, Hotel Jerome. Columbia, S. C\, Nov. It. ?The overwhelming mnjoiity with which the pooplu of Cherokee f % I county yesieruay voted out I ho disponsaries. in tho faca of Sonutor Tillman's speech in advocacy of tho dispensary hero recently mid this being the grst election of the kind under tlie amended lirice bill, bus created a rude jar in dispensary circles hero to-day. The county ejected its dispensaries decisively, although in so doing it threw away $11,000 a year by the act; the dispensary income to tho city and e"unity amounted t > about $1,500 a year and tho hnif mill tax which the amended llrice bill requires a county voting out dispensaries to levy to enforce prohibition comes to inure than this. The result in Cherokee has greatly encouraged the advocates of tho original Hrice hill, which gave the counties the rieht w n to vote their dispensaries without extra tax and without forfeiting any part of their desponsary school fund. Sins anti- lispon. ry victory increases the prohility of the success of those who will renew the tight in the coming Legislature for the enactment of the original Brice Bill. It will encourage other counties to renew their tight aginst their dispousa* ries. It has renewed the talk which has been growing in volume throughout the State the diapen ary macnino is reeking with corruption and that the coio of the trouble is located in the central dispensary here; it caused a lovi, val of recont talk of ex-members of the board showing sudden and great increase in their nronertv ? 41 "i holdings and cash balances; it has mademore insistant the complaints which haro been heard through OUt the State that Htnnrlnnl u?wl reliable whiskey houses have no chance in the competiongfor business with the South Carolina dispensary, and that as a result the meanest grades of stulT are put upon the patronsof the disponsary The storm seems to be gathering force, and unless thero are decided changes which will reoganize and purify the syste m it 13 not unlikely that tho next Legislature will sweep the whole business from the State. DISASTROUS WRECKS. Carelessness is responsible for many a railway wreck and tho same causes are making human wrecks of sulTorers from Throat and Lung trouble. But since the advent of Dr.King's Now Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, even the worst casos can bo cured,and hopless resignation is no longer necessary. Mrs Lois Dragg of Dorchester, Mass , is one of many whoso life was saved by Dr. King's New Discovery This great remedy is guaranteed by Crawford Bros., J. F, Mackey & Co. and Fundorburk Phar marcy, Drrugist. Prico 50c, and $1.00 Trial bottle free. Only a woman of superior intelligence is surprised at nothing. A man conisdors it a comply meni wnon a woman says: "Oh, you aro liko all tho rent of your sex." Anxious Moments. Some of the most anxious hours of a mother's life are those when the little ones of tho household have the croup. There is no other medicine so etTectivo in this terriblo malady as Foley's Iloney and Tar. It is a household favorite fcr throat and lung troubles, and as it contains no opiates or other poisons, it can be safely given. Sold by Funderburk Pharmacy. McC?.u Se ilonoed to II itig. Chill lotte-\hie, V:l , Nov. 'J.? After overruling live motions for u now trial, Jo Ige (ioorgo Watts Mon ts, of t ho Charlottesville Co rporation Court, today sentenced j?j. Samuel McCue, forinor muyNr of thi-> city for three terms, to bo hanged by the neck until ho is dead. .Judge Mollis then ordered McCue to arise and hear the sentence. The prisoner walkodto the railing in front of the judge and stood with arms folded. lie was very pale, but free from nervousness <4Is there any reason why sentence should not lie passed upon youf" asked Judge Morris. "Yen," was the answer tis the convicted man dropped his arms to his side. "1 am as innocent of this crime as any one in this court house, and ! hope some day to have the opportunity to vindicate myself." This statement was made in a voice scarcely audible throughout the room. It trcmoled with suppressed emotion, us if the accused WjK lltt/ltl t \m\ unrifii nf r* .. w 1 ?* lUUi 1U1 I r-> <:o 51 ?\Again folding his sir ins and with posture erect mid his eyes cast down, he: listened uvimnvod to the sentence. The Court replied: "The point of your guilt or innocence is ii mutter thut was kit to the jury. This court, thank God, did not have to puss upon it. The jury has decided after a fair and impartial trial that you are guilty of the ottouca, and it only rcMiains for ine to pass the sentence of the law, which is that you bo taken to the count} jail of A.hemat ic county, which is also used as the city jail of Charlottesville, and therein be confined in solitary confinement until the 20th day of January next; that on that day, between the hours of sunrise and sunset, you lie taken from your place of confinement to sonio place within the inclc8ure of the said jail and there ho hanged hy the neck until you are dead, and may Gotl have mercy on your soul." A Policeman's Testimony, J. N. Patterson, niadit policeman of Nashua, la., writes, 44Lust winter I hud a cold on my lungs and tried ut least half a dozen advertised cough medicines and had treatment from two physicians without getting any benefit. A friend recommended Foley's Honey nnd Tar and two thirds of a bottle cured me. I consider it the greatest cough and lung medicine in tho world." Sold by Funburk Pharmacy. Sunday School Workers Wauted. To bo courageous like .Joshua. To be self-reliant like Nebemiali To be obedient like Abraham. To be persevering like Jacob. To be decisive like Moses. * To lie administrative like Solomon. To be above reproach like Daniel. To be long-suffering liko Paul. To bo Kclf-disnlinod liko Duvwl To bo prayerful liko Elijah. To bo masters of passions like Joseph. To bo bold iiko Peter, DOESN'T RESPECT OLD ACE. It's shainofuf when youth fail to show proper respect for o.d ago, but just the contrary is the case of Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They cut oH maladies no matter sever and irrespective of old ago Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever, Constipation all yield to this perfect Pill. 25c, at Crawford Bros., J F. Maekey Co. and Funderbnrk Pharmacy, Drug Store. Wo seldom renli/.o tho value of money until we try to borrow B'uno. Tlio title hunting heiress is novrr satisfied until she purcluised a cold brick. Elecliou Fatalities. Wilminglon, Del., Nov, 8.? During a fight at the polls of the first district of the second ward hero tonight Harvey Miller was shot ami killed by Johu llelj. Both are oolorod. Camden, N. .1., Nov. 6.? During an election row here toI # I night J allies Brown, aged 41 )oars j was struck on the head with a club and died later in a hospital. No arrests were made. Lluntington, VY. Vu , Nov. 8. ? During an argument over the election Charles Blake shot and killed Hunter Reynolds tonight. The town is wild with excitement. Exit a police officers have been sworn in. Cripple Creek, Col., Nov. 8.? Two Democratic election judges were killed in this district today, a Poabody sheriff was mortally woun led and a number of Democratic judges wore beaten and thrown into jail. lko Idolbok and Chris Miller, judges at Gold Field, were shot down by one of Sheriff Boll's deputies. I'he r had ordered the deputy out of the poll ing place. He refused to go and turning upon the judges shot and killed them. James Wofford, the deputy who killed the two election officers in Gold Field, was a secret sorvieo man during the military rule in the district. Miller and Idelbolt were union men. At Midway, Ed Doyle, a deputy sheriff, assaulted Mrs. Kennedy, a Democratic judge and in a struggle that ensued tone he r dies* and slapped her. Ed O'Lc iry, a Democratic watchman, in torfered and shot Doyle, fatally wounding him. O'Gerry was arrested. A Pathetic Scene. It was a pathetic scene, and yet in some respects an amusing scene the reporter saw at the city prison this morning. A mun made in the image of his God came up street yesterday, visited a barroom and as a result fell into tlio hands of a police hfiinnr iJ-woil KnK!n/l ll?n ww...b |/.mvvu 'viiimi vuv |m inuu uui l'bis morning after a night iu a o r"j prison cell, he a woke with cleir eyes, and being unable to put up a cash bond of $5-00 remained a prisoner. Wife and bah/ and old mother missed his accustomed homo coining, and this morning appeared in his behalf Tho bond required was $5.00 and the poor oldjmothor had $4 38. This she passod through tho bars and went out in search of tho additional TO cents. * The wife, not more than a child in years and ways, stood by with tho baby boy in her arms. The little fellow, bright, gay, joyful, little realizing the sad plight of his parents, cooed and crowed in delight when permitted to thrust his little hands through the bars The child with proper ivnironment and training might grow up to ho a power in the land, but now the father is a drunkard and each hard carnod penny goes for drink and fines. This morning tho man, himself behind the bars, and the wifo and baby just on the outside, is overcome with remorse. Tho baby crows with delight, the woman hangs her head in shame, and the man, shamefacedly, swears that ho will never take another drink. It is tho same old story of promises mado and afterwards broken. Phfl nmn liu'l inoilo Inof ? ?? ....... ? <? UIMUU j HOW Ol|?-U promises before, and yet the sign# of n saloon and of drinking men drove all thoughts of the good resolves from his mind. ?Charlotto nowh. The Now8andCourier,sargument for biennial session*: "Annual sessions are held in <>uly six States of the union." South Curolinu should g.v with iho majority. Di. vorces are allowed in evory Stato in the union except South Caro linn. The News and Courier must therefore, in consistence, advocate amending the constitution bo that this State may get out of an honorable minority.?The Stato. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Pears the Slj? ^iguaturo of Full River Mills.?vote to lteMime Work With Reduced Scale. Fall River, Mass., Nov. 3.? The cott m manufactures of this city, wvose mills have boon idle since duly o?* account of a strike of their employee* over a 12 1-2 percent, reduction in wagcs,today voted to open their plants to such operatives as desire to resume woi k under the reduction. 'I ho vote to reopen thw nulls was taken after the manufactures had jocted a proposition of the operatives to return pending action by an arbitration committee under the old rate of wages. o ^ 2S *1? Xst.lii.. I Boars the S?7 to Kind Yon Have Always Em;!BieT'? Chairman Corlolyou is said to have had about $S,000,000 to f carry on the Republican campaign. The South Carolina conference of the M. E. church, South, will hold its annual meeting in Darlington in December, liishop A. YV. Wilson of Baltimore, wll preside. anoi.d time remedy. Murray's ilnrehouud Mu'Ieln and Tar ban it it the parent of dnigs. Ad of which were rued '?y our p-rents and grand parents J ia a combination so put t'tether that it cures a cough right t-fl". Nothing luMer lor babies 11 is a most reliable cure for all cases of coughs, isk your druggist ; for i . Tiiey all hove It. Get a bottle v now and have il r?ady on'y s 25o a bottlo?extra la ge bott'ca? c regular 50c siz?, Re men Iter to ask for r Murrays" and fake no other. t How n Lamb is Shorn. fl R osy hopes. U nexpeclecl reverses. I owo IJ. N-othing lelt. ? ?It v.* TO ' UHE \ COUGH The (' UlgtlS ??> |lieV:|l<Ml( tlH'Hli usua'lv < eve.op It fore you real z * what ha- happen d. Now tli best thing to do in t > lake the tf"s rein.hie cough tune you can g>t N ?ne let to th to Mtir ays tloieli u nl Mullein and la-. It is made ? f the purest inuridif iiis ami citu he given to intuits as well as grown ?eople Atiow ui| else It ( UUK.S You will find it at all druggists 25c a bottle?exira 'urge b??t I !e No quinine pill ever complains of its bitter lot. r JC-.X I iJaara tho /> Hw Kioil Yoil Iii 3 Always Biagfe ! %T" &is-An'p?u PILES! PILES! PILES! i Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointmont will cti'e It i-ni H e.ding, liberated, and Itching Pi Is I ahs ?rb* the tn mors, aPays the itching at. once, acts asanoiiiii e. gives instant relief. I)r. | Williams' Indlin Phe Oi'Intent is , piwparca oiiiy r<>r i#i:<h u <1 Itching of I j lie |.rivatrt purt-t ami nothing e;?r*. j KvMiy |) x i< g i-?r<inU-o<l. H.#ld ?> { <lrug.{i?trt. sent l.y mnll, for 50?, ami il (ill j)' r box VV1 I j 1,1 A M S 'F'U CO , Prop's, Cleveland. Olilo floitl hy Fmulcrhuik pharmacy. Notice to the Public. I will hold nil inquests in the county. Phono to my residence 1 at Pleasant Hill for mo when | needed. I I. Montgomery Ca key, opt. 2d?tf Coroner L, C. i Bridge to Let. ' On Tuesday, 22d day of Nov. ' 1904, at 11 o'clock a in., 1 will lot to the lowest i?sponsible bid- ( dor the contract to build a bridge across Wuxhnw Crook on the uew road, no.ir E. E. Ferguson's p'ace, L. .1 Perry, i i County Supervisor. j wmmmrnamammmmmm The Kind You Ilavo Always Do in use for over 30 years, hs - and liaa All Counterfeits, Imitations ai Experiments that trifle with i Inftuits and Children?Expert* What is C/ Castoria is a harmless substi porlc, I>rops and Soothing Sj contains neither Opium, Mor substance. Its age is its guar and allays Feverishncss. It < Colic. It relieves Teething Ti and Flatulency. It assimilat* Stomach and Bowels, giving The Children's Panacea The GENUINE CAST yy Bears the 8! The Kind You Hay In Use For Ov< HI OKNTAUN COMPANY, TV MCRM lyon's French Pe Strictly vegetable, perfectly liarnilcs RE3UL.T5'. Greatest known female PlIITtnti Biiwmoof counterfeits Rii<l Imitation*. VNUIIUil ton Willi far-hlmllo Rlw-noturc on bido < loud for Circular to WILLIAMS MFci. CO.. Solo At'ou Sold by Funderburk Pharmacy. SOIY'TG LOP ! I ' uv?? us id-? arrangement wh i i under* of mom y in New Y-r!" 1 ity. It. t i ll whom I nni ib e to itt goi hiHiiH J ecurtil by first mortgage on itiipioved ottou f>rni*. ji' 7 | er c -nt i> ten ?t? epnyiibein aniui i inslaMmt lit* i f Ive .eirs No ??r k?rnge or com mi* ion clung <1 <)iiiv " reanonnblo ihurge for abstract <jf till . It E VVYi IB, Auk 21?Gin. Attorney at E*\t j I II I a???831 ,, J. HARRY FOSTER. Attorney (it Law, . i LANCASTER, S. O. c ItSr ohf. ijoii :? sp t :41 t I f RIBflV UlSEftSES are the most fatal of all diseases. KOI CV'O KIDNEY CURE III flULC! d SuarantoidRemedy or money refunded. Contains remedies recognised by eminent physicians as the iest for Kidney and Bladder troubles. PRICE 50c. aa4 $1.00. | lancaster \ n h c\1 ky <? j i \ >> i nodai* :i i. frc Nov 2J; 1902. f Daily oscent 8und>.\ 1 vV 1'^TIiOUN IjV l.anoafttel, ft 30 a m 4 00 p ni Lv Fori I .awn, ft 49 a m 4 30 p ni t [,v >vi le. 6 60 a in 4 45 p tn 1 Lv lt:chl?u>g, 7 05 a ni 5 (H) p in 4r Cheater, 7 30 a in 5 30 p in 1 \r risar'ot'. . So II 9 55 a in 7 10 p tn \r tniumftia sin 1110 15 a m I 25 a in A t Atlanta,a a I, r 4 50 p in \r YnrV v',( '&N W 9 35 a m * r (4aBlonia.('> w 10 30 a in \ r I in ir. c a. ii, r 2 05 p n ft 00 a nt EAH t'Kl UN b. Lv Un Ir, oA n,r 2 30 p in LiV (liiatonla " 6 30 p in Lv York v I lie " 8 23 pm Lv M lanla. s a 1, r 1 (ft) p m IjV (tnHimhia, So 11 ft 10 a m 5 15 p m Lv Charlotte, St. It ft 15 am [,v < In ? ? i, 9 30 a in 7 30 p ni l.v /JlchOur*, 10 10 a m 7 54 p m Lv ttaacoin "llle, 10 20am ft (Ml p m l.v Fort Lawn 10 3ft a ni ft II p m \r Ij^ncaa or, 11 (K) a tn ft 30 p m \r Uamdan, S.? Ky I 55 pm CONN E* ITIONS. Cheater?Southern, ' eaboord and 'arolina & Northwester' railway a. Lancaster ?Soil i I sea Kail v. ey. P VcLULlC. !*upo?initJ?t iftin, LBROY Pr?s..i .. Foley\i Money and Tar !or children,suit .sure. No opiate tight, and which Iim us borne the signature tv' i been made under bis ycrporvislon since Its Infancy, o one to deceive you in tbie. id " Just-as-good" are bw1* ind endanger the health al ence against Experiment, VSTORIA tute fbr Castor Oil, Pare rrups. It is Pleasant. It phine nor other Narootio an tee. It destroys Worms Hires Diarrhoea and Wind oubles, cures Ceustipation D8 the Food, regulates the healthy and natural sleep. Mother's Friend. oria always e Always Bought ar 30 Years. AY (tmit. niw voir orry. riodical Drops ,s,sure to accomplish DH51RBD remedy. Price, $1.50 per bottle. Tito Kcaiilne is pnt up only In pa.tr Hoard Carr nf tPo botilo. ,v-. - ? jt u. ciaYpistMi, ouio. ^^ysTTrnr g~pnrn _n l8E the world's best baby^^r a prompt, safe, sure and harm all Rorts of stomach and bowel ?JL lies and children. Keep it nl?you can rely upon it. ood dru^ stores. 25c. mm y I1AI1Y BASK CO., Macos, Ga. ^ NOTICE I *" fo The Taxpayers o! Lancaster County. In mlnniM witii ill* act of Ik* jeg'.nhitur* W) r<r*e tupo'.laa for Ik* local .n uk- b*fiiiiliiif Jmiuhj l*t, yo4 it ilturt i* hercb ptrvi tuat Ik* 'i: A?urT'a'ifnwill ha op*u f>rlk* ollrctton of Laxe* Witho-il penally 10111 t- e lAth day of O ?lot.*?\ ltu4 mm I the Ala* day of I) oauioar, It04. The levy ia aa fu!|%?w?: Slute Tax A Mill* County lax 4} Mill* Cotul'iu loiiftl aohool tax t taili* >i eciai Colin*y tax [lot on C'&t K 11 bjuiia t rail* Tr ial IA } Mill* Iutrrea' on Township Honda < a- i n !> f?snt? Crank 4 J ssttU Gills crs*k ft Milk* IMuaeant HIM ft Mill* Local .School Tax: Van Ifyck I.Uli Lancaster, Including intsrssl on bond* ft mills Heath Springs ft mills < Oakhurst 4 mill* Kershaw 4 (til ls Jones X Ko*da till* Russell rises ft Milk Total l.evy by Townships and I) a riots: Indian Laud 16 } us His ? VkS Wvak ITl ?.!!* - ? J ? 'I Waxltaw 164 mUta Van nyck 1T4 mills l'?ne v r**k SO mills " " I.aiiomIm M ml li " Joiim X R?r*?U SI mllla GllUCrssk *-4 mills I. an <??*?- M4 rail . " J X K S?4 rslllr HufoM 164 mills Flat f rt*k 164 Ml'to ' ' KAMIIAW 104 ' Pl?as?rtil Hill i>4 " " Kersliaw S94 " OakhtiMt 'i?4 " " " Hsalli Mprltif* <14 '* J X R *4 Riutall Plata 5*4 CsUar I'rwsk 164 " J X U 1TJ ' " H Hussbll P.fcoC 17J ItttpeeUuUf, m 1 ?