The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, December 03, 1904, Image 5
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poi: iail.- ;.: ! ;ii tuvK w' i -it llll
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.: . . i *: ' 11 *.4 . oil l ot wet'll
pen s w :;u ! in pence
' !' > i . n ; ?*i mill< d to o'>
i v? u I v.,or m a ii c of | rosperi
, ,i;r i;i ; - , i , jK c daily
in til i iimI i".J >1 , thin nt ?in>
i .ii ; ( ! r! ii m uili >1.
1 ii ivn v i e ire f small fami:
s ; :il'' ' ill, w'.ii hive 1mid
rfVii. it i : l- ai. I h ive left ntnl
u i . i a x 'i v us Six of fisjlit
i c >' I on, h it: i i lli3 p ;n
1 \v> ii, t "if : -t. Our people
III ' s i. ?.r : ; n.l acquiring
i t ' at?> in *''iuio of Uio plnecs
1 ! avo ti ivoio 1, us nover
ie i t ' !i ln-tor\ of tlio race.
?. o uM induct more of them
til 0 i i u*ins> us renters or
1 i: iiso small farms rulhor
' in tlm (own and cities
? ,i noil i, it would result in lit \
i. 1 ie* iup;s to on; race I
I :t!vi ed!y wtiou 1
>a\ t at i i .in >ro than a more
n.aj < "In.; Southern States,
and 1 i ul 1 !> ii -i few eonmuioi1 ies
t _'. r civil:/, si bind, the
i i iii;4 and clt'-re_
?.t in no .v bus mid will
c . i. t<> have the good will of
t If: i 1' C itizons As t o
v . - t..o fi' ling good will
si.ah lr* b./i.vd 1 - hail ripen
into Id-Im: ship, h p ;uls more up(
:. the negro than upon anyone
else.
b i been v.id in certain fjuai -s
'.i ri oi 1 hinted in oihors, that the
triumph - i' lYesid. l. Roosevelt,
che charm .n < / lho open door
and tl < i t r > oi' ilie tpiuro deal,
will I'iioi !l. i ' r > to become int't'.
nl . d l.i. .( , never before.
Ah.'e I tint 1 cm speak for
e\v.;. iiiiv'd'goi;? negro and say
that th u : it'ior truth nor
sense i i su hi . siont1 think 1
an. it u- j e -idunity to say
U. < Ye: i ' I should l>o nioro
1 adit i .s t . t one ft rward
' . i i the hietory
'. j i: * - t and near
to el e crucial crtt
ore t.f the race."
i h ; in god that, t lie negro
i . < a.- to ii 1 s?*i IiI 1 he
- Hi;, iu, and ho saul
;i i (m'-1 do8 ? much to
..;-iry < 1 tho race.
i .. UOUS WKIv'KS.
- n - i i ponsihlo for
. n\ iv.ii way wreck and the
:amaking human
...:: > rs from 1 hroat
i/. ' But since tho
: i>Kind's New Discov?
'<ui umption, Coughs and
' o
. . i . i tlx; w.?rst cases can '?o
,>.(? resignation is no
( ; i i >'irv. Mrs Ijois
. v ? r. !. > \ r, Mass., ia
. ! v !k?o life was saved
D I\ ir /*.-> New Discovery
t .i.< !y is guaranteed
y < : , .1 )?ro.?., .). F, Mack?\
iv ( i niiil I-unil-rliiirk IMiar
v, i )r: !. 1 'rice 50c, and
> 1 " ' i:i I )tVle i'i : O.
~.'Z J.'?..
. I*S BWJgM
\
Hi .'.j s t, i cough nif dicino so
p >|ii; u !i I (>!? y *s I loivy and Tar.
] i nuil o1 ' ? i pi at( . [ poi ons
i'.r ! n v ! .Hi. i.) cum hold by
Fiindorliuvk Timrmucy. !
!!io twiners' Report.
A p.?> 111i ii! Colt >i? Alan Discus
m*s the Chop Outlook
Ami The Hear Ktitiinate.
(Mi ir'ntte Obsei voa.
A pioiuiiitMt cotton man pave
f.dlnwtnp statement yostorday
to i!n Observer, by wny of comment
on the pinners' report.
"In view of tie fact tlmt this
years ration crop is 30 days carli r
in p do* of time, and a pood
\ TCi'iitapo ivtter i i weather conditions
than last year, it is somewhat
a?lonishinp that so n.nny
peoplt ia f ire vtstinp the size of
t i-> crop should so couiplotoly lose
-iplit of fact that this years pinners'
report, up to Nov. 14th
which is just cominp to hand,
should ho compared w'th last years
ginuer-*' report <tf December 13th
in toad of comparing it with Nov.
J I'll 1903. On Doc. 13th 1903
i' :e ginners report showed that
rib nit 93 p~r cotit. of tho crop
hr? \ been ginned, this left emly 7
per ee'it of the crop to be ginned
from Dee. n.bcr 13th forward
"Should the ginners report for
N"Vember 14th approximate 10,*
00(1,000 telles it would coiipare
with 93 p r cent or December 13
la*t ycir, on account of the fact
as *t.ite 1 ab ?ve,that we are 30days
earlier this year than last year,
an 1 should 10,000,000 represent
93 p t coot, of tins year's crop,
10,752,000 I) a 1 e s would rcJ
present the entire crop, or lOOpor
j cent
tk.V maximum bear estimate
| ,vIiifl? is h m l to- lay,represents
tho outlook as indicating 12,478j
000 hales, and this same authority
missed the crop estimate
l ist year 1.744 000 hales, and if
wo deduct this la'ter amount from
the f rviu:r Hi* crop indicated by
t'ne best audio ily would lie 10, '
i 734,000 b lies.
NOl' A SICK DAY SINCE.
"1 was taken severely sick with
| kidney trouble. I tried all of
j medicines, none of which relieved
me. One dayl saw an ad of your
Electric Hitlers and determined
to try that. After taking a few
dose- i felt relieved and soon theio
aftir was entirely cared, and have
not seen a sick day since. Neigh
I i ors of miiio havo been cured of
I Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Liver
:tikI Ividney trouble and General
nobility." This is what B. F.
; Bass of Fremont, N. C. writes.
Only 50, at Crawford Bros., J. F.
' Mac'ioy A Co. and Fundeiburk
| Pharmacy Druggist. '
Poor Yield of Cotton Damaged
by Hail.
, Clover cor. Yorkvillo Enquirer
: It will be remorabored that
there was considerable speculation
a9 to what was the best
course to pursue by the victims
j of the hail storm which visited
11 ~^ ~ ~ ~ f - ? i-*i
inia scuiiuu last j ulie ; wiiBiuor
it would pay best to plow up
the cotton and replant, plant
soiiio other crop, or cultivate
the portion left?bare stalks.
The majority, if not all, pursued
the latter plan. Of course it-will
never lie known what would
have licon bast, but it is certain
. now that all were heavy losers
, by reason of the storm as the
j following results show : Mr. A.
1> Ourrenco had two croppers,
| one in the storm belt and the
1 oth< r outside, both working onehorse
crops within a half mile
j of each other. The one damap!
od by hail gathered two bales
'of cotton, and ho is through,
while tho other has had thirteen
ginned and will have anothor.
Mr. Robert Turner, on his one
horso crop in tho storm strip,
harvested 200 pounds of seed
cotton; Mi. Joe Matthows made
practically nothing, while J.
Mi 3/ui'h has gathered about
tlin e bales where he should havej
j had eight or ten. I
fn Hid Premises of Hats and Mice
liero is a farmer's mode of fiddin;;
his premises of rats and mice:
"If you will sprinkle sulphur on
your burn Hour and through your
corn as you gather it, there will
not a rat or mouse bother it. 1
have doue this ..ovoral vests and
have novor boon bothered with
rats or mice about my barn. In
stacking hay or oats, sprinkle on
the ground and a little through
each loud and tny word for it, rats
or mice can't stay there. A pound
will bo sufficient to preserve a
largo barn of corn, and. it is goo 1
for stock and will not hurt the
corn for bread."
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Yoa Have Always Bought
Bears the ^
signature 01 4-CC^A^K
Notice of Discharge.
Notice i.s hereby given that on ihe
26th day of I'tcciubur 1004, the under
si. ii'm! as Gu r.iian for Willie 1>
Smi hand M pp e I.on Smith will
make her ti ai return and aetthni nt
a! il make application w> iho Probate
(,\>ur? l'?r I.uncatter county for a final
diseh ?g a-? audi Guardian.
Mary K Smith, Ouaxlian
Nov 2b' lOOt?1 m
W. F. LANEY ,
Physician and Surgeon.
Calls answered from office in
rear of Fnnderhurk Pharmacy
during the day, and from residence
on Elm btroet at night.
liesideDce phono, 38
Office phono, 118.
PROFESSIONAL CARD
I)K M P ( huwfomd DR R C Drown
(.'R WVFOIID & BROWN
Phjvioiu' ? ami Sua^eone.
1 it.k'Wdw, S C.
1'ie't-' iif t ?'p the rye ??<? : il
Hum i j' Ok
<'alia pA>iup>V uuhtftf <i di.y or
ni^ht- Ofliee over ' rawiint. H ob.
D. ug St<* o,
Phooe<: OlTlee, No 176; R iilwots
No?. 11 and 36.
Iwiiill fill
I I VBIW '
TILL CH'
From now until then, six days oui
M 01
By trading with US. We mentii
vinco the m
2,000 yards heavy 10c Outing
2,500 44 better grade 44
56-inch heavy all wool Ladies
Extra heavy-weight skirting
Yard-wido Taffeta Silk
tc .c u wear guar.
44 44 genuine Peau de Soie, w
Everything else ill dress fabrico at
Mercerized Pu
Just the thing to make the Thank<
the yard; Napkins and Doy'ies to
dozen 50c. Negligee Shirts and
on these. Ladies and gentlemen.
Underwear Pro
A garment to tho very best. Wt
Health undarwear for men The
and clothing we have ever shown
and see them. You will buy if y<
t < ri *ilt'
11 uoes YY1
Wo nro headquai tors for Shoos,
can suit you and SAVE jou mo
if you wear ; ?
Wo could mention hundreds c
will not permit. Come to soe us.
whcthor you buy or not. If you
money.
Funder 1
I
Nino College Professors Sat ? n
Coroner's .lory at ('lem on.
Pickens, Nv 25). ftoio-i: r
| Pdls ? IS, who I) old ill) inq-ios'. Hi
Clein??on college last ThuiMlMy
over ihe !? ? ly of the bizeinore
{ hoy is of the opinion that i: is inc
only rot in.-o in tin* hi>t<?i \ . f t?ie
Statu when tiioo co h :?<* I roC-*80i'8
sat on :i jury
ZPOESN'i KK-l'K'M DLl) < E.
It's sbutnefuf when youth full to
show prop r respect for o d a^e,
I but jiot iho contrary is the ease
of Dr. Kings New Life Pills
They cu* ofT maladies no mallei
sever and irrespective of old age
Dyspepsia, .Jaundice, Fever, Constipation
all yield to this perl\ cl
Pill. 25c, at Crawford Pros., .!
F. Mackey & Co. and Fundei l?u. k
Pharmacy, Drug Store.
izztssaszazmmrssri?nu!
Bu&anoBn SduOiUo^j
PAYS L A RG E 1)1 VI DEN L)S !
YOU ne<*l a ; d* "* >? Imismomi ? I
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lU'.wr i>''.<% *<?; h'H '< i.i "in v
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'< I it -U ?' ?ti?i- \v ii. ()> y si !r, 'el
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j Ir.iv- n->l?i?i hii . iL'ji >? b? i -i
! |>i>v.?i i! h We offer special rates
Macfu it's S. C Itn i??o ?- Colle^f
C.-l'unh! i, S O
Au^i. 21), 11)04 ?if
*i r-rc.T.v^^?r.^3Laaa9.?iiaKK"se???w?ii3
PILES! .PILES! PILES!
Dr. Williams' Italian I'ileOot-m i
! will < u*e II i?? 1. Ii Hnliiijr.U!
j ami Ilohlng 1*iI -? ! ?i.? ). * (he i
; mors al'avH the i?ei Ins' ?' < nf ? I
as a <> il.i e. g v. m ?s ? mi r- l? i)i. '
WiiliatUH' I mil ? t'i <>: or, at !* I
| pr pal'? il <?' I v r >r Plt.-s a il lh bingo' f
' the private p .rf. ni ) ?. m . <>
Every b x t gn-r.m?ei| -..i?|
?1iiig.ti-ts qe.-n t > mail i r oh s . ,!
fl ho p r hiix W 1.1,1 > AS T?'(J m
CO . rMp'o, Olt vrU'ii!, Oho C
Kohl by Kiuultrl u.U urina . . B
4 s
MONEY TO LOIN
I hav? n .M'b* ai ra :l* -"ool wi, i
emle.-s ,i" > < y in N? w Y r ;> |
w 1 li \vh >SJ1 I til .Ii I'hilUgi'l 1 ' '
!b> i'U'i<I by li st til i 11'a <i liiji ovr .
| eoiott f no*, a' 7 . i f c lit t I-- s -i
repayab'C li aa.iu l m nan lit- ?>l"
, live jeits No br tUe age or commi
t-ion el.nig il On'v teaao lubl'^
charge Ibr abatrro? of ml
It K WY IK.
AllK 31 ?Gat Altorne u? 1,hw
R 1ST MAS !
: of each week, yon can save ^
^ E Y <
on below just a few items to conoat
skeptical.
at^ 7i Cents
" H " K
i* Cloth 48 44
98 44 i
GO 44 i
inteed 08 44
orth $ 1.25 00 41
proportionate prices,
ire Table Linen
egiving turkey taste belter at .50c.
match. We have just received 30
are cutting the price just in half
HI
h
>m lti 1-Jj < >n<H
> carry the celebrated Wright's
. y
nicest and biggest line of overcoats
Wo wont, in nti >n prices Come
)U count values of anything.
thout Saying'
i SHOES.
1
)f other things; but time am! space
We are always giad to woo you
buy wo guarantee to sivo you
Yours, Kte.,
tmrk Co.;.
t
SaBpg^wui^^ &;
MftMHiihian f *
CASTQS14 :
AVfcgetable Preparation lor As- j
similating the Food andRegiila- ;J] _
ting the Stomachs and Dowel3 of ?
tj q
? ? fc
Promotes Digcslion.Checrful- ^
ness and Rest.Contains neillier
Opium .Morphine nor Mineral. ? |
Kot Karcotic .
QfOMDr&WUELPtrCJIER
/Inu&a Scrti " v jr i
Six Senna* 1 Ij T*
/iotArlle Js&'" j
Stniff Sned * i j -' {
SrSS?*jaa, / 'ft I
llctrp Se?d - 1 V
r/mrud .fi/Mr j J
ttfhUry/wi flavor: / ?
A perfecl Remedy for Conslipn- [
Hon, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish- u
ncss and Loss or Sleep. .#1 \
Foe Simile Signature oF
NEW'YORK.
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. ^ ^
Tun o u y Uls^S^ B h\
Strictly vegetable, perfectly liarmle.
ki2sul.t.*. Urc; ite.it kuowu foiiiaio j
'AsiTSnM Unwaroof ?unt.'i ">i!r. find imtI:-.t! tiiv.
PR^ 1 Iwii ton wit'i :.i - mhi . rittnatura on biilo o
end for Circular lo WILLIAMS Alfc'U. CO.. 8olO A^ut
Sold bv Funderhurk Pharmacy.
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BOWERS' i>R0S. . f
? o.
iailders ami Contractors e
:.u b ? . h>'. ki i < <i
! i * it.r .-.ml >1 i i ;l > hol t js
i I
l' inn'. ?i. ttti I < : wori; a ppe' ?
?cif~ ilv.? U -% y > n ?
BOWERS B80S. I
V?.?.. rj
ol>y. 23. !!)<;!.
:u> to it- L
LANCASTER IA3BLi
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GRANITE WORKS, j:
or Go!?i| Work and Low Prices <1
m Aim ft 4
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LANCA SI I'K, S 0.
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J. E. RUTLEOuE, Dentist,
Lancaster, S. C. f;
j
Working on credit doesjpj pity,
na niv terms irotn ilnstiaio
enct'f.>rtii arestiictlv e>i>li.
oii'ibl Fi jr.iA,
old Filling $1.50
Filling \
Cement F'ilin;* 75 ct
IlUBBKll PLATE,
nil upper sot of leelh $12.00
ppor and lower h t $25 50
JrjgT" These prices nre strictly m
)V cash. No work done except
1 t -
>r cmhii or pooo security. j (
J. E. RUTLEDGE. Dentist.
I
* : pcog4w:ewa: jp?k. ti phi u.>f mw I
J. 11AHit r FOSTER.
Attorney at Laiv, ^
LANCASTKU, 8. C t\(
sap" o .etr 0:1 j spirt til y ?t
n
{ A pn r" . , r
MdbOI^WO " ' lOw. *'
.ho most treating 8?sl?o lr> ?- > wori??
tmr \z- MjBKiflB
'or Infants and Children.
! ! miw wucw h. -jnwuk , .1
lis Kind You Have
Always Beisgh?
Sears tiie / . *
A { 'v .
Signature
If VP
J^jPor Over
Hi iill
t:... c'lvnur. suhmry, i;?,vvc.;t citt.
eL-i ti.-aV:.- j ..va-XjlS
rioioii Lrcips
j, Btiro to accomplish r>*iI5"-II*TID
csucdj'. Price, i.1.50 per bottle.
Tins cCNtilno ts i?ut up only In paste-board Carf
UlO bollio, M|'<b:
4. Clcveluud, Olilo. ^ ^ r'yt
*
SE the world's best bnbyN^y
a prompt,safe, sure and harm- y*K
all sorts of stomach and bowel t
ies and children. Keep it rl?you
can rely upon it. 1
sod druji ctores, 25c. (fe
RABY KASTC CO., Macon, Ga.
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uie uiosi xatai oj au ctsases.
-Jll CV'O H0"EY CUIE Is a
iMX K d Guaranteed Remedy
r money -refunded. Contains
;medics recognized by cmicnt
physicians as the best for
[idney and Bladder troubles,
PRICiT ?3c> tved 5J.C&
, \ a ?r> rilFSTEH
p A >,1 , . V ^
t ' i . i 11 . - ov C I') 4
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v ' ti>> ii-l* !, , 7 15 ;i m M 4 . j? m
v For art'ii, 7 Hi i\ m 4 I i |) m
v i v i 1.: 7 41 i hi 4 M ) ni
v Itlclilui'g, 7 50 a in 4 4"> p m
('lu-Ht' r, M 15 a ni 6 15 p m
? i !*.r ? c o ll 0 55 a i.i 7 10 |? m
f (' lunil' a fH) Rll 60 a m 1 05 u ai
r V. r v'.< AN W 9 IS ? in
I < > a' i u u 10 <15 ? in
p I.- in ir. < r 2 12 p m
V ..1 . I r.r.
zi ? Ail ii * ? ? ** |? 111
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v ^ in a. h a I, r 1 (trf) p m
v I/? n I.' , ( A ii, r 3 06 p in
v i? ?8t i'?? 4* 0 (to j) in
v V " iHe " 6 51 |> m
v (Villi' ilil.*, So K 0 1 <? ;i tn (133 p m
v ( hul l >Mf?, H<? C I:i
v < In s.! i, 10 no a in S 30 [i in
v lis-.', 10 40 it iii ?S "4 p ni
\ H i ic.tin v lilt*. 100 ii in ooo p m
v F o! liuwn II oo i to oil p m
r '. loi* i-% r, II I 0 \ i t 0 30 p m
'>NtX y\ ko.
tl ( I ! ' ' i ll noil
'V . , .1 11 v\ .**.
i :i>.i !i K i v iiy.
U k 10 .1 fcl I > irtlo .. yr
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t. . till 'I. . ; < r
Psotico lo tl-o Public.
I will hold till iiuju sN i i (ho
unity. JNiono lo my r-Hidctioe
Pleasant Hill for me when
l)C<h (!. .
!. Montgomery ' a ki'Vi
ept. 20?tf Coroner I j. C\
Bridge to Let,
OteTu- - day, 22d <Jn> of N <v.
KM, at 11 o'clock n ip., I will
I to tlm lowst iesponWiilc I>i?! :
the co;il.; act to build a brid..o
ii'i H8 vVitxhnw < reck on the ti \v
>Mi!, n?ai ii,. I,. 1<\r. ijs'u. b pi. o.f,
Ij >1. l\'i i'j ,
County Supervisor.
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