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The Lancaster News. Semi-Weekly. Published Wednesdays and Saturdays A t Lancaster. S. c.. By The Lancaster Publishing Company. Charles T. Connors, Editor. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One Year SI.M Bit Mom 7f> Three Months 40 Payable In advance. A1?vEU 11SINU RATES. One inch tlr-.1 nsertlon. fi.UO. Each subsequent n>ei ti ' tins. Per ilirce man tlia or ionger, rt tlueetl rates Prof, ,'i .11' cards, per yenr, fl2. Tiu.ii,t aoMi s. Transient Advertisements, Lost ?t d 'i.i..v.', and otln r ol&ssltled a vertlsctmi,: nm exceeding 25 words, 25 cents for each Irw r:lor.: t cent a word lor cuch additional word over 2> wot ds. Obltnnrlt Trlb' tes of respect, cards of thai.It- : ail matter of a person:.I or political nat'in , ; i,.,--a for. Adve t r r ties by the column made known on application. Krii ' corri' t> ndence on subjects of soaeral Intenst I 1 Noi responsible for \ lews of corres|>on(le?its I{. K. tvYl.lE, Phksiubnt. TNO a. cook, ski:'Y. ami TliKAS. J. M Kll>l>T.K, .In , lUlsiNr.ss MaNAGKH. ?r^mmrr :r. bi 1 I . rKr>t(icd nn hocoikI clasn matter, Oct. 7. 1P0>, at tin1 i ik .t hi i as tor, Jj C.. untlcr Act nf Con .<! of .Mitrcli 3, lurt). Wednesday', February 7. 1000. There s n ins to bo no 1 rouble Ito the present legislature lo in r ,.s > r,u'ari?H of public oflicrd-. lCvc-ii t:?9 salarit s of solicitors is iibout to bo raised from $ 1 TiCO to $1700 a year. Jam II K e :o, on last Saturday , refused an offer of two bundle.5, thou-'and do'l rs for one of his h<r es. An-J .vet some people lies fc te to juve Thurlow I V - f .. 1 T V 1 ri vjrio.iory, ur ju i jimo i ur i.; pn Elliott, two hundred dollars f>i a line young mule. -v.- In .?.i in oiview in yesterday's daily j apeis Senator Tillman find a ?' o? from Washington at tlio South Carolina legislature, on a< ooi.nl of the pas ate by tlu House ot ll.e Morgan bill, whirl, seeks to destroy the stale disp 11 sary. The Senati r says that there is a lot ot i;:hi!l\voo*l'' anion : our present lawmakers, and he cxp:e>;-es the opinion th a deal It is Ikgu made by tin prohibiti> nuts in the House and the "n. i' room element oi Charleston." He declares bis purpose to stump the state on the liquet question next summer, whether the Morgan bill becomes a law < 1 not. The President's daughter, Miss Alice, i-i going to receive all sorts of preicntu on the occasion other rarrriag- Ihi* nrnth. Already wedding &i<ts are beginning to arrive at the White house. The first installment, received Satur day, consi-tod of a lot ot big tur:ips from Kansas. We doubt ' ever, if they equal in s ze the noth turnip presented to us days ago by Mr. B. F. >s?hcte of which was made in lusfc issue. One of the handist presents Miss Roosevelt o receive is one from tho . uban government, which is to n. cost twenty five thousand dollars. The Ohio delegation in congress had decided to present tho young lady with a magnificent punch bowl, but in view of tho fact that the people of Ohio have recently "sat dowuon" whiskey-drinking the congressmen from that state have concluded to substitute "something better" for the punch bowl. The ak11 atin in these columns for batter (iiiiius lor Lancaster? a better post office, bettor depot f<?c lities, removal of the Southern Express company's office up town, elc, is already begiuuing to hour rPlio nnoi ntti aa rla. V V# ?7 vn ? IX Mil , JL 11V *' XH VV v? V partment at Washington writes that a man will be sent to Lan easier in a few days to inves'.i gate t! o conditions here as represented by The News. As al ready noted, a bill has b~en in troriucrd in the legislature to ro quire tl:o Southern railway company to lui'd suitable depots here And representative citi z us ol Lancaster have petitioned the Southern Express compxany to move its ollice here from tin depot to a central portion o. toon. L.t toe good work go on. What is k::o\v.i as the Mover on b li v. hull the House has p issed s g"iug to revolutionize lie wl i<iuy huh;.e is in South Cam lit?a if it Miece slully iuus til _rni: 11 ht ot ih j senate. The bil abolishes the slate dispensar and jh (s the counties the opportunity of choo ing between prohibition a? d county dispensaries, except, in tho case ?> Charleston county, where hi^ I case may be adopted. Tin status in counties that have lrM elections under 'he l>rie? law, as in Lancaster for instance, is not disturbed by the Mor_ar b l'. C? ndbiors in those cotin ties :.re t > ionium as they are 1 or lie period of two years from tin a'e ot their revetal election-. Af or the expiratu n or two yearit vevir. e lections niav. nil i e ti ion, liitn be hebl to determine whether such counties shall have unly dispell .sariea or prohibition. Tribute of Respect to the Memory of Mrs. V/. T. Milliard. < :j 1-"iiday, JkIiiiu!y l.tli. l'.i (I. the An;_jc*l of Dentil din.i- for Mrs \i.i ;gie M. llilii >rd, win- of \V. I'. Hii'iatd, oS' Cedai reen lowurhip, nod daughter of Mr and Mih. L. 1\ Muckey, of tlio Bruce neighborhood. Alis ililiiu >1 v .is 38 yens 5) months and 1- days ol ng\ autl was a bright and estimable lady, a true liicnd, a devoted wile, a 1 i iitiil > hristnn, and was hved by all who know her How ber bright, smiling luce wid he mi sed by herb.ved on< s at home to whom she was so devoted But the Lor I givt th and the Lord takcth away, and we all know the g >od l.ord knows best, lb sides h< r bereaved husband she leaves I >ur children, a kind father, a tender mother, ? ight brotln rs, and three -isli r to nioiirii lu r loss .She was a consistent member of Beaver Creek Baptist i hi.rcb, and was bmied the Saturday a.toruoon. Mother, dear, you've gone and left us, To tli.it h avemy world ho lair, Sali ly in the arms of Jesus, You ure freed from t-.il and cure. Mo.her, <>h, how much wo miss you, Since they've lai I you down to rest, Hut we know we soon will follow Iti the land where nil is blest. May tLi-i to us be u comfort ? For our hearts so lilled with grief, F.>r the one who caused this sorrow, He will <{Ui -kly send relief. O, to thirk how blest forever In the Letter fields above, 7'iiis dear on for which we sorrow Now is safe in Jesus' love. Now sale in the arms of Jesus, Safe on his gcutle breast. There by his love o'er shaded, Sweetly. Mother's soul shall rest. Hest at home sweet angel mother, Flay upon your golden harp, Let your voice grow sweet and sweeter, Like the music of the lurk. So why do we gricvo, it will not bo long i'ili we er< 8< to tho other whore. And ?ing tlint grand and beautiful song, With her, who has gone before, ? Daughter Nina. Fifteen Cents Cotton. Is goo I for the pocket; but it takos OUR NEW DISCOVERY for that bad tusto in the mouth every morning, and that old weak back, and tired dull feeling when yon get up. Tho only $1.00 liquid preparation sold with an absolute GUARANTEE with each bottle for all Blood ami Hkiu Diseases, Nervouanness, Liver and Kidney Troubles. You run no risk whatever in baying OUR NEW DISCOVERY. Yonr druggist will sign tho guarantee. Sold by Crawford Bros. I Professional Cards Dr. J. E. WELSH, DENTIST. Ollice over Williams?HughesCo's Store, forr. o.lv occupied by Dr R. M Galloway. LANCASTER, S. C Dr. R. G. ELLIOTT, Lancaster, S. C. Residence 'phone. No. |M7. Oilloe, Davis Ihiiidiii^* cor. Main and Ditnl.ip streets; 'phone No 72 Will pr .ciioe i.. ho.ti town and county. All ca'la. (lav or night, will .receive prompt ;r.tleiuioii. F peaking About V-. f -N >r>,/<r\<rk everybody lias a little song of their own, telling all about how! cheap they sell them; bat when it comes to handing; our. >1.25 worth of va'ue for SI.00, you I only get it at cHERRY'o. We are now in our new place, second new store from the First National Bank. CHBR.RY C; CO. Notice of Election. Wl I.'ri'i;', I of lilt) I'ro# holders ;in'I on1 J;iril i f 0: Kloctor* l? vi I no '?i \tiii >rli -eh "1 . i i l No. | > in | aliensIt r < onntx -date til tvunh t.'uroliDii, have peiiti lied 'In* Brut v I of '' I rcn' i oi to nr'ler i:t -It-e?i< > in said oU.i'K-li elui.ii i/iiiriet m>. -'.'.I to it-'fiuiiio wiu-thc- r . I a 8(ie' i.ii |i v. of i iuf ''1 Mi'ls sht|i 11 all ro-il an ' I c.Soil .I |i|M|,t 11 y iu said l)i 11 let ! I|- M-Iiool pUI|l<mcii >. I:? i- i- 1, i.|.\ ., a 1 election lie held lie . liuslecso! r. .i.) - iiool t'istrictat A nti itli Jxehool House <>u Wmltieslay, Februnr.x 21st. Ill (5. at which election only such electors as return real an<l pa--tonal property for taxation and who exhibit theii tax recoil and registration ceitilidites, as letpiirt-il tti general elections, shall he allowed to vote. \V. M. MOORE, 11 E. COFFEY, Count, ltoard. '!. L. McMANUS. <!.(>. STOtiNER, ti W Trustees Antioeh Distri.-t. Ij inenster, C.t Feb. 5th, 1DG6. SHERIFFS SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Lancaster. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. J. G . Raird, Plaintiff, vs. Walter S. Taj lor, Defendant. 1JY virtue of an order of Court made in the above stated cause, dated Oct. 24, l'.tU.-j, and also by virtue of an execution to ni" directed in said case, I will sell at public auction at Lancaster court bouse on the first Monday in March next, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real estate, which has been levied upon under said execution as the property of the defendant, to-wit: All that piece, parcel, or tract of land in the town ot Lancaster, said county and state, containing one and onehalf acres, more or less, running along Market street from Chesterfield Avenue to Southern Railway Company's track and fronting on said Chesterfield Avenue,?being a portion of the estate lands of .Julia A. Taylor, dec'd. Also, all that lot of land, with the buildings thereon, situate in the said town, county and state, on the West side of Main street, extended, containing one and one-half acres, more or less, tenanted by H. G. McIlwain and being a portion of the estate lands of Julia A.Taylor, dec'd. Terms of sale, cash; purchaser to pay for papers. JXO. P. IIITNTKR SherilF Lan. Co. Lancaster, 8 C., Feb. 0, 19(K>. Williams it Williams, IMtfs Att'ya Notice of Discharge Notice is hereby given that tbe undersigned as administratrix of tbe estate of AARON ADAMS, deceased, will, on tke 6th day of MARCH, 11HH>, make tier tlnal return as such administratrix and apply to the Probate Court for Lanoaster County for a ilnal discharge JANE ADAMS, Administratrix of Estate of Aaron Adafas, Lancaster, S.C., Feb. 6, 1906.-lm. y iesa k p my si One Day Only ures , | Ops illy anu I Cloth! I I Now, if you like to dre to look up-to-date, com irmi 'i fli i nrrc onvy vv j Li c* i vv uuu^v I Mis Line is j and contains all of th< up-to-date designs in 1 Prices from the cheaj Remember our Flour JL O. jlIC! I Bennett's Olc TO TI Being mow engaged in 1 cantile business in Lanc< fully solicit a share of y We guarantee to treat y< ask is to give us a tr We keen a ceneral st.o< IT " CD and Groceries. All j^ood; Call to see us, one an< We are established in on east side of Main * cated by Carnes Broth* E. A. Thorny \ We Have Just m into Oui ) New Q.u m An attractive storeroom V BLOCK, east side of Mai: 5 diafty invite all of our I Dublic cenerallv to call ? * o %/ M make announcement lab I gains we are now offering m ting goods to do so now. | McCardell & \ February 2, 1906, f ebruarv ifth his date there will l expert Tailor in tore taking measfor * Summer j mmsj ! iss well and want le in and let him s latest and most ligh art clothing. 3est to the finest, deal is on again. < wards L Stand. n IE r lie general mcrister, we respect- y our patronage. ou right. All we ial. :k of Dry Goods s new and Fresh. a all. tho brick store Veet, lately va- ? 2rs. Dson & Co. . j: Moved j # * arters ) in the MOORE # i street. We cor- ^ patrons and the & and see us. Will \ 2r of special bar- M 5 too busy assor- ^ llison Bros, j