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ed.
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CRAWFORD & BROWN.
Physicians and Surgeons,
I fcncaster, S. C,
Traatmsbt of the aye, nom a
t mo* a*pfcisltr.
Onlls promptly answerrd day
night OfR ? over Crawford Br<
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PAYS LARGE D1VIDP:NDS
YOU ueel a i moMoal business e
ueatlon We guarantee saMafaolle
Courses of study endorsed as being
m ?t practical; U ey hare no superb
instruction given se lirst rL,s?. ]
other fcosloon willsee* <-Tvr be'ter a
ran teg as. R.Wr now and prepr
for a hiuraflta ;io*t(l4i. Our gmdua
art in demand. bet 11s assist you. 1
bars afcststen hondwda?they ar?
[Kgltiosi. Wo offer special rat
Maefeat's S. C. Business Colle
Columbia, IS. C.
Au2.j59, 1904?tf.
MACHINERY
GMFIfTt EWrmffS A SPEGMiTY.
tMAINCD, ILKAS, DINNING MAOHIN*
tar, IAW MILL AND WOODWOftKINS
MACHlNt AY, DHINQLC AND LATH
IMMvnm?n(| v\?nnf MliUi|
aloft marino maohin*
irt. ropr?p linf
GBBES MACHINERY COMPANY,
Columbia, S. C,
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5 EGTO 1
ounce i>?
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(UAL FALL X
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J WINTER *
INERy, >. X
Y AND |
ESDAY WIGHT x
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pectively y
ill ]Ladies
5 and see $
OODS. x
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State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF LANCASTER.
In the Common^Pleaa.
Emma O. Hinaon. .N!a y At be (!iawford.
(L TrenUoloi hlasaeliine, and J
A. HasHiltine, Mayo Hasheltii;e,
Ltda Hardline by tiielr Guardian
a*, litem J foster M<>o e Piainttfl-?,
against
Fannie W, Lanier, Defendant
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jut ait ant i w a uc *i cu 111 kilt? huove
X stated cause ru-ole by Judge R. C
WalU, dated Oct. 26th. 1904. I will Hell
ht public auctloi at Lancaster court
house on the
lld FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER,
NEXT,
vrilhin lite legal hours ofsalr.tlie Color
lowing described lot of land, to wit:
:>s. All that piece, parcel or lot of htr.d
lying, being as d situate in the Town
of Lancaster ( ounty of Lancaster and
'eel .-dale ? f South Carolina, bounded on
the Nor^h by lands belonging to the
es'.ato of I C ('Union, on 1I11 West
by lot of J H irry Ko-tter. on the South
by Iiarr Street, on i ho East by alley
n way and lot of J F Hunter, said lot
f containing two aorea, more on leas
L< icuted on the said premises is a two
i story ten-room dwelling, also a servant
1 house
, ' Teiraaofaale CASH; puro'aaaer to
? ? l*ny for pauers J P HUNTEH
I'IJHFostek. SLC.
Plul Hiflt's Atty
P W. F. LANEY,
lu 7
Physician and Surgeon.
Ofllls Answered from office in
rsar of Fuoderburk Pharmacy
CT during the day, and from reslI
deuce on Kim utroet at night.
Residonco phone, 38.
Offioe phone, 118.
>QDSY TO LOP
I i uvu made arrangement wl, i
I !e>:?1e*? of nsnr.ey in New Y->rfc 'Mty,
v.lth whom I mtiabm en nrfpitiuteloans
l?y Avvt in<?? ?mi iiripiovud
cotton f>rm?, 7 per o>-i:t Interest?
repayable in annual u.atallnn u<m of
teiis No brokerage or com mi a
I *on chiug-o ?>iht a rG?wonat>i&
fclxtrgo Kir nb*emot oMitJp.
R E WYLIE,
Aug 81 ?Am, Attorney at Law
rhino's no cougti medicine so
p ipnlar as Foley's Honey and Tar.
It. contains no opiates or poisons
and never fails to cnre. Sold by
Funderburk Pharmacy.
Happenings in the State. I
As Chronicled by the Alert Correspondents
of The Columbia
State.
ooonee's trrasurer resigns
Wnlhulla, Nov. 15. ?Col. D.
A. W'iso and chief Clerk Wilson
of the comptroller general's office ^
have I eon here for the past 10 c
days checking the accounts in the
county troasurcr's'clRce. t
Mr. ?J. R. Kay, coanty treasucr t
has sent his resignation to Gov. (
Gov ward. I
Kay, the retiring treasuer, x
has socured a position with the i
McNeil Mai bio company and will c
enter upon his now riulio* imtne- J
dia'ely. ?
AN UNUSUAL E8CAPK ?
Yorkvillo, Nov. 17. ? A while '
mac named Parish, who was re- "
eontly committed to jail from *
Fort Mill for stealing $8 from a
lady, escaped from the count house 1
oil Monday. IIo was sitting on 1
the bench with the other prisoners
and while tho"sheriff and deputies
were busily engaged, ho got up
and walked out of the coui't .iooui
and got away. No blame is at
tached to Sheriff Logan The *
sheriff has offered a reward of $10
for the capture of Parish,
i
Special Judges. <
Congested courts and special [
Judges are making courts and t
court practices too oQmmOn.^The 1
* i
feeling of intelligent la 'men will <
sjou reach the point of contempt.
Lawyers aro to' blame for loftg
drawn out cases. If one will '
listen careful to the examination j
and cross examination of an immaterial
witness, he will hoar an
Ksiuunuiug number of uunecssary
questions. What the lawyers need j
is a school wherein they may
learn how to examine and get es- |
sentiul facts by a few questions, j
At times a truthful man will make j
a clear statement of the facts hear- ^
ing on a case and tell all he knows j
There will follow a long series of j
questions that tend to confuse the
witness and obscure the truth. (
Then when loqr lawyers insist on j
speaking on a small case involving ^
little money and not touching the (
character of the litigants, it is ,
very absurd. What is needed if ^
a Judge who will restrict the ^
time alio ved for argument. *lntelligent
jurors who are honest ,
are not influenced by these long |
Higuments. The Courts will be {
congested as long as present me* (
thods prevail. If we had six- ,
teen circuits instead of eight the
same condition would soon prevail
This general appointment of special
judges the ysar round tends j
to make the office very common i
The lawyer who is wrangling in !
a Magistrate's court today and i
tomorrow struggling to null soma
Mbliud tiger" out of the clutches
of tho law,and tho third day gown
ed iu the judge's chair does not
add dignity to tho court. Theto
special judges may bo good and
true and able men, but the people
look on them as ordinary mortals
that may be called Jack orJoo
when the gown is laid aside.
There is a certain dignity, amounting
to awe amongst younger peo-'
pie,that Judges should presorve.lt j
was so in tho old davs and it i
(
ought to bo so today.?Carolina
Spartan.
Roosevelt Removes Alaskan
Officials.
nitcd States Marshal Richards
is Dismissed and Resignation of
Judge M. C. Blown is Aekod
For.
Washington, Nov. 1G.?l'resilent
Roosevelt has removed from
ftice Frank II. Richards, United
dates marshal for the Nome dislict
in Alaska and has requested
ho resignation of .fudge Melville
3. Brown, of tho Juneau distiict.
Phis action is tho result of the in'esligation
of the Alaska judiciary
nade recontly by Assistant Attorley
General Day. Tho case of
Iutlur? Alficd S. Moore is held in
.hoyance.
The nature of the charges made
IVUlnst thfi WtlC tlrO
mblic in detail, it being deemed
dvisablo not to publish at this
ime the repDrt made by .Fudge
Day. It is known, however, that
he charges involved selfish, if not
iorrupt, practices before thollasum
courts in ruining claim cases.
Charges, from time to time,
iuyo been against nearly all the
'ederal officials of Alaska, Gov.
3rady not being exempt, but it is
laid that the actiou of president
oday finally closes the matters of
heso charges, officials of the udninistration
being being satisfied
hat Gov. Brady, Judge James
W ickcrsham of the Yukon district
ind other officials involved in
hem havo acted in the best inter,
ists of the territory. Judge
Wickcrsham was reappointed to
lay.
OA^OIllA.
Bear? tha A) -ia Kind Y?u Have Always BCU?>
8igT"
ftock flill Farmer Thinks Uo has
Caught Heathington's MurM
urderer.
Special to Charleston Post.
Colombia, Nov. 15?J. A.
Barber, u farmer near ltock 11 ill
.elegraphs the governor that he
las canght and holds Sam Brown
ivbo murdered Alan P. Heathngton
at Meggotts, on Youngs
[aland.
Barber was referred to Sheriff
3 wens of Colleton county. Tbtri
,a a reward of $500 for tho cap
:uro sf Brown. Two hundred
iollars aro offered by Gov. ileyward
and $300 by Hathington'a
father and brother for the apprehension
of the negro.
Heathington was killed during
the summer at his saw mill by
Brown, who oacapad. A pos-o
joarched with bloodhounds anc
avery effort was made to capture
the negro, but without success.
l t il Itlli A i:uUUH
The coughs so prevalent these dayi
usually develop before you realia<
what has happened. Now the hen
thing to do is to take the most reliabl
cough cure you onu get. None hettu
than Mur ays Horehouod Mulleli
and 1 ar. It Is made of the purest in
gredlents and can he given to Infant
as well as grown people. A novo al
else It CUKErJ. You will And It a
all druggists 25c a bottle?extra larg
bottle.
Called to Virginia.
Society Hill, Nov. 16.?Rev
J. P. Marion, Sr., who for foil
years has Woon pastor of the Pret
bytcrian church at this place, lof
this week for Martinsvillo, Vn
having accepted a call to th
church there. Dr. Marion ha
endeared himself to this eomnm
uity and it is with sincere regrc
that ho now leaves it.
read this 1
A man says he can restore the Russian Ifav
will relieve those sinking spells. No | atentyel
our low prices for same g -oils.
We unfurl to the population of Lancaster, L
hig country one of the largest, host assorted ami
chan.iise that It has ever been the pleasure of Li
possess.
No doubt you all know our location. We at
Crawford Bros Drug Hfure, you cannot miss u?
prices, for we are headquarters here for bargains
good goods
Mammoth Htock of Gent s Clothing, Youth's, B
Ladies Cloaks, Bacques, Jackets and Eaton rtuits
styles, all prices.
underwear un dei
Children's. We ask you specially to allow us
partment. We will astonish you
8 mm,
Mens furnishing goods, Notions, etc, etc . a full i
Childrens and Boys Shoes, which we defy eon
any one will sell you for less money than we wit
always tells.lt some woman doesn't tell tlrsl. Bot
are great BARGAINS.
COMPARE, COMPA
are Wo < nly have room to mention a f?'\v of 01
in plain figured. Mens Huits, $15 every wheie
Men' Suits $12.50 everywhere el*e. out
4 4 4 4 $10.00 44 44 44
4 4 4 4 $0.00 44 4 4 4 4
44 44 $7.00 44 44 4 4
4 4 4 4 $5.00 44 44 44
This is only a sample of our low price. Tl
quantity. The greatest bargains ever knot
overcoats for $11.00. $9.00 overcoats fot
for $4.25. :
Our Boy's Suits: We'll mention a few o
$4 suits at $2.50; $3 suits at $2; $2.50 suit
Ladies' Suits.
are sold over the Globe at $13 to $15. \Y
$6.50 LAD1HS SKIRTS: $3 skirts we sol
at $2.50; $3 skirts wo sell at $1.50; $1.25
Impossible to mention all of our style
shirts every where 50c, our price 35 cents,
without a shirt.
HATS ! HATS !! hA
Ask to see our Hat Department beforo bu
We almost forgot to mention our larg
, waists for Ladies. All styles, shades and
our bargaius in Ludios waists. The $2 ku
$1.50; $1.50 kind elsewhere, our price 9So
price 75c. Wo aro not bothered about lot
ered about room and they must go. Larg
Pants for Everyb
$5 pants for $3.50; $4 pants for $2.75; $E
i for $1; $1 pants for 70c. Wo have many j
lion. AM wo ask is for you to como-and sc
y.. 11- ? 1
is )uui money ? worm or your money oaci
Yours to ]
; Ma
-- Siller Fall
NOVEMBER
The greatost gathoring of merrymakers e\
lina.
I Everybody Welcome,
*
Star narfftrmfipa of lh? Mwlurnv tr\ jo a
t ?.V... ..J 0 ~ .
Balloon Aacention and Parachute Loap.
tower by a woman enrolopod in flames. (
Daring High Wire and Trapeze Perform*
i AUT0M0BIL1
r FIRST IN Tiili SOUTH, $750 I'
i lMRTII'IPIT
Firemen's Tnnnrnnent $551
m.m VBMVM V V Ml as >?II1 VII Y1717
Military Prize Drill. $250 p
Live Stock Show $700 priz
' Knight, Tournament $125 p
t Floral Parade, Trades Display, Fool
other oatertaining foeturog. Como to Sw
e thing freo and a hotpitublo welcome.
Thanksgiting Daj Will b
>< EXCURSION RATES ON
'LEASE
y?has a patent medicine that
devised that will get around
alienator County aud surround
beat selected stocks ofuaer?
an castor to hold, occupy or
e between the Dispensary aud
if you a?o looking for low
We reali/.e the drop In cotton
a coriespouding drop in our
oys' aud Children's clothing.
, Hkirts all sbadou, colors and
iWEAR .Lo*,i
to show you through this de-.
| We Iihvc added to our
i tjt large stock of Clothing,
tail complete line of Ladies,
intuition on. We deny that
1 and domuul proof. Time
h will tell you that our goods
^4 ThaVs the way to
1% K discover how much
lower our prices
ir prices. All goods nmrkml
else, our prioe $10.
price $0.00.
" 7.50.
" 6.00.
" 4.50.
" 3.75.
icro is style, quality and
,vn in overcoats. $18.00
$5.00; $8.00 overcoats
f them. $6 suits at $H.75;
s at $1.25.
ado, up-to-date, latest denetkiug
hauusome. Tbey
0 sell thorn for $8, $7 50.
1 at$4 50; $5 skirts wo sell
skirts we sell at 48 cents.
s and prices. Neglcgee
No excuse for going
11 TC?
kii ovj ion uuu |u iv.v;?. I uu
at for 50c; $1. hat for 75c.
ing.
;o and varied assortment of
cuts. Listen at a few of
ad everywhere, our price
kind olsewhero, our
v nriros. hut we are bothe
Stock of PANTS.
ody.
> pants for $t; 91.50 pants
[goods that wo cannot men50
and the beauty about us
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mdise k
Va^iiioI
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22-25.
er hold in South (Jaro
Kverytliinff Free
tree street exhibition* dailj ?
High Dire from 90 foot
Jhaam Leaping Bicyclist,
?r*, ate, etc.
r nil nrp
H f\AULO
ItlZliS. 50 CMS TO
fi.
I) prizes offered,
rlzes.
es.
rizes.
I nun, r irtwurfci kuii ujiiuj
imtor Feitival week. Ev?ry
e the Big Day.
ALL RAILROADS