am }. j*. mjuj.PJ i mmmtm
HioHid for His Brother
Sayi ho Killed a Woman for
Whose Murder bin Brother
Whs Executed.
Washington, l'n., March 3. ?
'My God ! That's my brolher !
lie uevor killed that woman, lam
the murderer. I should hare been
liangod instead of Eugene," s.id
Adolph J Bloch today in a frorz\
of retnorso, inlerrrupting a companion
at tho steel mill in Canousburg,
who was reading to him an I
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account or mo Hanging 01 ciu^voe
Bloch, at Allentown on Tuesday.
IIo is in tho Washington county
jail tonight, awaiting a bearing on
tho charge of the murder to which
he has confessed and for which
his brother has been executed.
His brother was hanged for the
alleged murder of Mrs Kate
Fraizingor. Adolph Block declared
to the authorities today,
after the item had been read to
hiui that ho himself killed Mrs
Fraieinger and that the brother
who had boon hanged was guiltless.
Bloch is a mill worker,
reads newspapers hut little, and
says ho know nothing of the trial
conviction and execution of his
brother until today.
GOT OFF CHEAP
lie may well think, ho lias go*
off cheap, who, after having con
traded constipution or indigestion
is still able to perfectly restore
his health. Nothing will do this
bat Dr. King's New Life Pills
A quick,pleasant, and certain cure
for headache, constipation, etc.
25c at Crawford Bros, ?I. F.Mnekey
& Co's and Funderburk Phar
macy.
Grand Cerrmouies Marked luau
gural.
Washington, March -f.?Pre si
dent Koosevelt took tho oath of
office boforo a vast gathering ofthe
people he had been elected to serve.
Tho attondant scenes were not uuusual.
Inaugurations from the
time east front of the capitol first
became the setting for the care*
raony have been much the same.
Many of tho central figures have
officiated in like capacity on other
occasions v?hen Presidents have
acceded to tho Highest office in the
gift of the American people.
Chief Justice Fuller,in administering
the oath, repeated a solemn
function he hu9 performed four
times?today his last. Yet, with
all this repetition, nothing was
jaded and everything appeared
new.
The great crowd assombled for
tho crowning event of a day full
of features,'cannot bo estimated
even by comparison. It extended
far beyond the reach of the voice
and watt so densely packed as to
carry the stage out of the sight of
many.
At about 1 o'clock the official
party came through the main
door. Cheers were sent up from
the enthusiastic multitude, nil
eyes were directed that way and
strained to get the first glimpse
of the President.
At a sign from Chief Justice
Fuller the clerk of the Supreme
Court stepped forward holding a
Bible. A hush fell over the
crowd. The President raised hi?
right hand aud the oath lo6uppoit
the laws und constitution of the
United States was reverently tak< n
amid deep silence. When this
had boon rnnnlmJtwl u/.m
practically no demonstration and
the president began bin inaugural
address. As soon as ho finished
speaking within tho building a
ignal was flashed to tho navy
yard and tho roar of twenty-one
guns was begun in official salute
to the President.
?Letter heads, bill heads, cn
volopcs, visiting cards, and all
kinds of job work, done in hoatest
style, at prices to suit.
3P?eS5?WV5>! *- "-.-i yaw-'
HocreU'7 tttttit'6 Hlatfmetih
New Orleans, March ^.^-Sec
retury Hester's weekly cotton
statement Usued today bhowa for
the tin. edays of March nn increase
over Inst year of 10,000 anil an
increase over tho same period year
before last of 20,000.
For i ho 1S4 days of tho season
thnt have elapsed the aggregate is
ahead of the same days of last year
906,000 and ahead of the same
da> s year before last 803,000.
The amount brought into sight
during tno past week has been
225,526 hales against 153,866 for
lho same seven days last year and
192,956 year before last.
Tho total movement since Sept.
1st is 8,597,661 against 8,791,
504 Inst Near.
Foreign exports for tho week
have been 150,512 against 110,210
last year, makihg the total
thus far Tor the season 5,752,359
against 4,991,058 last year.
The total takings of American
mills, North, South and Canada,
thus far for the season have been
2,869,330 against 3,033,106 last
year.
Storks at the seaboard and the
29 leading southern interior centers
h*ive decreased during the
week 17,344 bales against a decrease
during the corresponding
period last season of 82,877.
Including stocks left over at
ports and interior towns from lust
year's crop and the number ol
bales brought into sight thus far
from the now crop, the supply tc
date is 9,859,628 against 8,809,
303 for the san.o period last year.
LIKE FINDING MONEY
Finding health is like finding
money?so think those who are
sick. When you have a cough,
cold, sore throat, or chest irritation
better act promptly like #V.
C. Barber, of Sandy Level, Va.
Ho says: "lhad a terrible chest
trouble, caused by smoke and coal
dust on my lungs; but, after find'
ing no relief in other remedies, J
was cured b}' Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumptio, Coughf
and Colds," Greatest sale of any
cough or lung medicine in the
world. At Crawford Bros., J.
F. Mackey & Co., and Funderbur'i
Pharmacy drug stores; 50c
and $1.00; guaranteed. Trial bottle
free.
The Close of Congrtss
Washington, March 4.?The
5 8th Congress came to aiTend at
noon today, as all important legislation
had been transacted
during the two hours both
houses were in session. The presiding
officers announced their
signatures to the bills which bad
passed, and these were hurried to
the President. When signed by
him they were returned to the
houses in which they originated,
thns completing the formalities
necessary to make them laws.
M u rray's II orehound
Mullein ad Ti ou j
your cough large bottle for
26c.
To Draw No Salaries.
The "constructive recess''theory
invented by President Roosevelt in
order to benefit his friend, Leonard
Wood, of the army, also Col
lector Cruni, the coloied doctor
of Charleston, $. C., has b'en
permanently disposed of by the
Sonate judiciary committee, whose
negative decision will be regarded
as a rule of the Senate in the fu
ture. The persons wb ;ie nominations
were continued by President
Roosevelt in this irregular man
nor in December, 1908, will be
nnnble to retain the salaries paid
them by the Government daring
the time from the adjournment of
of the special session'of Congress
and the actual confirmation of their
nominations by the Senate?From
the Hartford Times.
To Hetitt the Uotton Diupiuii
Atluhta, Ga , March 9.-*-A
meeting of the Cotton I'lanterA'
Commission and Holding company
will be held in New -Orleans on
March 10th, to take active steps
tr retire from the market 2,000,000
haleB of cotton of the surplus
of the erop rtf 190-1. The exccu
tivc committee of ;he Southern
Cotton association believes that
with 2,000,000 bales retired froir
the market tho price of cotton wil
soon reach 10 cents per pounc
again.
Presidont Harvie Jordan, in an
interesting interview, tells o* the
organization of the company and
gives the names of tho board of
directors of the company formed.
Foley's Honey and Tar is bcs
for croup and whooping cougb
oontains no opiates,and cure
quickly Careful mothers keep it it
the house. Sold by Fouderburt
Pharmacy.
Committee on Warehouse Wil
Meet and Inngnrate Plans
for Storing Cotton.
Atlanta, G?? March 2. ? Presi
dent Harvie Jordan of the South
ern Cotton association hat issued
call for a meeting of the commit
tee on bttahlishing a system o
cotton warehouses in the south
ern States for March 13. Th
. meeting will be held in New Or
: leans. Bankers, warehousemen
insurance men and others hav
i beeu invited to attend the meeting
which will be an important one.
For Coughs-at your dri^
gists or direct from Mu rra
Drug Co., Columbia, S. C'
'Murray's HorchoundMu
1 lei7i and Tar. 25c fo
large si size bottle.
Died at Ninety-One.
I Mr. Robt Swann, one of th
. oldest residents of lower Sle<
[ Creek, died Monday morning, af
r ter a weeks1 illness of pneumonia
} Mr Swann was ninety-one yeai
j of age and unmarried. He ha
been a life-long resident of Ste<
Creek, dying at the exact spc
< where he was born. The buria
took place yesterday at Stec
Creek church.?Fort Mill Timei
OASVORIA.
b jar* th. ^Ih8 Kind You Han Always Boug
I>i- K. lSlliott,
Lancaster, S. C.
Resilience phone No 187. Oftio<
Davis Building. corner Main an
Dunlap streets; phone No 72
Will practice in both town an
county of Lancaster. All calif, eft Ik
(lav or nlvh* will r. reive nromnt sit
tan tlon
Jan. 10, 1905 ? tf.
NEW"
LIBRY AND SALE STABL
We have opened up, at the E
liott & Crawford old btuDd, Sal
and Livery Stables and are pr<
pared to Bel I stock cheaper tha
anybody, for cash, or on tiin
with good papers. - - J^Call
and see OUR STOC
before buying. Satisfactio
guaranteed,
t urrmr urrnir
UYMU I UYUHI J
With brand new vo.
hides and good
fresh horses we are
prapared to give
the be6t Satisfaction
in the livery
business. - -* Very
Respectfully,
Moore & Sowel
Dec. 1, 1904.
Foley's Honey and Tai
for children,saff ,surc. No Opiate*
Mrs. SlHofHrd's Death (hit nut hy
Stbycbnlne PolSotdhg.
Honolulu, Mutch2, 9 66 p. ?rt ^
? I'ho chemist's repmt of the unnlysis
of tho bicarbonate of soda,
of which Mrs Slab ford t-?<?k sh"it
. ly l oforo her d? ath, states posisi
tively that the soda omtnin o<1
strychnine.
t Honolulu, March 2.?There are
i indications today that the police of
I this city suspect a men her of Mis
1 Stanford's household of having
placed stry chnine in the bottle of
i bicarbonate of soda, of which she
i took a dose before retiring Tur*I
day night. Dr. II. V Murtny,
one of tho physicians *vlio ton.,
ducted tho autopsy, sin s that
death was due to sttyebnino poit
soning.
, Mrs. Stanford hud in her poss
session when she arrived in liono
1 ulu jewelry valued at about $75,c
000. This was found appaiently
intact.
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CASTORS A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
*i of
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' | Make year druggist give
" \yoii Murray's Ilorehouri
0 Millie and\ Tr Cure$
- your cough. 25c a hot fie
CA9BAOEPLANTS
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$1.50 PER THOUSAND.
?
I am prepared to fill any and all or
ders wllh theb'st varied- 8 of Cabhaire
Plants. Orders filled for any amount
' and varieties, Write for p' ices on lots
\f of 3,000 aurl over. Add re h ? rders to
WTCar,
1 \ Meggers, S C;
y% ! Dee 20, 1904?3ai
Cabbn? e I'lnn 1?
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! From *.ho best seloeled s 'o 'p.
Now re-4<ly f >r h!i . pment. !arg*.
o strong- healthy, these plants are
j] grown in Iheopen ait and will stand
severo freeze wit it out injury. Early
; Jersev Wok? field. Large Type or
L Charleston Wakefield which are the
best known varieties of early cabbage,
^ also Henderson's Succession, the best
I iaipe, late and sure header, Augusta
| Early Trucker, also a fine type of lute
>t variety. Nea'ly packed in light hasj
kets, $1.50 per M, For five thousand
or over $1.25 per thousand FO li Ex
press office. Clias M Gibson,
l. Youngs Island, S C,
Dec 20, 1904?3m.
* Go to the
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11 will holu nil inquests in the
county. Phone 1o my residence
at Pleasant Hill for mo when
needed.
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Strictl y vegetable, perfectly harmless
RESULTS. Greatest known female 1
PMITIflM Hctraroof counterfeits nn<1 imitations.
WMU I IU?I ton wit I) faC'Kitnilo Mftnaluro on t,ido o
BenU tor Circular to WlEL.lA.Mti Ml'U. CO.. fjolo Ayout
Sold by Kunderburk l'hurnmcy.
PROFIS-'SIO.N A I. CARD.
i)lt M P r.tA WKoItl) 1)|{ lie HKOWN '
j CR\WFO!il) A HKOWN,
I'm;.niclutifc ;n il Surgeons,
1 ui'.Carh r. S.
Treatment of she eye. :.os<? a* <1
tti'O'i a ppecialtv. iu
Culls promptly unswtr ?l day or hi
night. Olllce over (.'rawford ilros.
Drug S'ttie, j
Phone?: Olllce, No 170; 11 ilencen ,,
Noa 11 and 30. ^
! MOUSY TO"L0A3
I have tuude arrangement wi? j j F
lendera of money in Ne w V rlc Gily, ! [j
with whum T ?m able to nego'i te loans j
seen ret I by first mortgage on iinp-oved
| cotton firms, til 7 | or ovist inter* si? \ r
! repayable in nm.un! iiM-iiim* itt-> of i f
live earn No t r die ,;ge <>, ct.nm.it j II
i sion ts'targ il On'v h re?onubl& !
: charge for abut rtior -: i11
K K WY'. IK,
Ang 31 ? Osii. Atiomur at l,nw i
jBusinons Xkluc&tion!
PAYS fiAUGK DIVIDENDS ! j
YOU ueeil a i rut.ticyJ ha-sluc** ed
ucatacu Vvp ir?t tf<?r;!f.tj nati"?faotk.h
C/Otyj'Ses of alptly t fftlwipetf a.? being the nv-'fU
practical; t! cy have itosttp'hiio s E
fiiSi'ruclfnn ?iv.'ii is ttrsl t'h?.sft No |
?? *-* 11 <* . c liege- T r ie'ter :*il- *
\ (tkit - M . r now tm-l prepare
fqr a tucritiiVe ? mIci n. Our gntihiaies fi
arc hi deovu.d. f.cl in ns-l-d yTflj We
have assrstfc.l htihd?o(i<v-rihcv ttJtt* in ?
pu-tiioiifft. Wo olRrr special rates .
Mticfo it's vS. C. liu.Mne-H College
Colombia, SC.
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PILES! PILES! PILES! i
Dr. Willii?i?.s' k<i<li in fill- O-.iiiin ?ii.l
wiv <ire HV'.i II e- tlinj.uiceru Oil,
and I to', lug fll ? Ii aliworlia tl:e in- Jmora
alluv 'lie iii.'lijug at onoe, h??H
hmo o.iiii:g.vm iiMi.nt roU'jf. Dr.
VV11! in hulli'i J'i.e ()l"Mtiei)t la
pf ir'd iM.Iv f-'V Pile* Mini itching of
I lie prlvii'o H-..1 i o'lfng c -e.
Kv'*ry b x i gojmiW'd M.ld by 1.
druggM* moo. i-? jjihH, f..r fjOis, mm! f
$1 <( ) per > ox Wil.llA fIS ? ?F'Q I
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?mBHBBEBMMi
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to ninj.lish DESIRED
cinedy. Price, 41.50 per bottle.
Tho genuine Is put up only In pasto-hoard Cox* HI |
f the iMitllo, ttnis: /-fV ' H I
s. Cleveland, Ohio. ~ 1
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J. E. RUTLEDGC, Dentist, I
Lancaster, S. C. R
Working on credit docpn't |>uy, 9
id mv terms from tjiis ti.no Jn
eneeforth arc st: ibfl y cash. ? 1
aCiivOiiabl .: X* tic 33. I
old Filling $1.50 - |H
AtnalgUm Filling 75 cts. ?H
Cement F'lling 75 ct 9
kuhbkr plate, 9
nil upper sot of teeth $12.00 9
'ppcr and lower set $25.50 9
rheso prices are strictly 9
>r cash. No work done except ,1
>r cash or good security. 9
J. E. RDTLED8E. Dentist. I
j. na lilt r Foster. ii
Attorney at Law, 9
LANCASTER, S. C. I
Zk&" ot<?<!tI.>n "i sp r>uilfv*
ive the most fatal of all cU?*
ases.
;m CV'C KIDNEY CURE |t k j
i y LSI B d Buarantafld Rrared)
if money refunded. Contains
cmedies recognized by emltent
physicians as the best iof
Cidney and Bladder troubles*
PRICE 50c. tad $1.00.
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,v Foil {.liftis, 7 34 a m 4 p na
?v H ihcoiivlllfc. 7 44 a in 4 30 p m
.v ilir.hbina. 7 All n m a ..
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vr Cl'.m'olte, So It 5) .T> u in 7 10 p ra
kr (-oluinblB Bo UU 80 a in 1 Oo a m
kr Y rkv',<W 0 43 ft ra
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k?- I,t-in. ir. o n, r 2 12 p -n
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York vil'lo * G 50 p in
jv < 'olutwhjn, Hm R 6 10 a m 7 0 > p tn
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kr l,anonftTor. 114 0 a m 0 45 p ro
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