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. _ I THE LAtf< I . _ 4 UASTER NEWS, MAY 25 I 1907. k '' V| 3 Sun and I Shine out, Miater Si Be de hottes' stu But don't you burn We'll all blaze st Gome down, Mistei tain. Two Rem J ii, ' ,, It is 8fa*e<1 de worl'up? , , newspaper r ,on euouKh ! cal,ed t|)Q u r Haiti, contained h arkable Newspa- " pers It has given il I that, there was a the in mhlighed in Madrid ^not iminaria who?e ink througl small percentage of Iff"! 1^5 [Tie Blood is The Uto." ce has never gone beyond the Imple statement of scripture. Hut illuminated that statement and ? a meaning ever broadening with creasing breadth of knowledge, the blood is "bad" or impure it alone the body which sutlers i disease. The brain is also I, the mind and judgement are L A.nri miinv an AvII Hond nr i n? niirn 3&suit; WITR06Enm^w^J ' 6% KM ? till > n r _n-? -* Big Crops of < :an be depended upon frc :hat has been liberally f< ivith a complete fertilizer 1 3orn >m land utilized contain Drench de leaf e> But don't you drowi Kaze all de Rainti ?Atlanta C< Body of Negro W ed Assault a limb, phosphorus, i de worl' out, were visible sc<?n't swim 1 doubt that st anstitution on many qut . There used t< ho Attempt- at 0110 fc'me ' Found in Prinf0(1 with so that the letters though * i . , tmpuril iu the dark, rio can be leet cast much light Ptwco'! eiiriche ?3tions o' the d ?y. curing, > be another paper ?^.rr named the Regal, manlfei an ink guaranteed , ?, In tii t may be directly traced to the t-y of tho blood. Foul, Impure blood made pure by tho use of Dr. ? Golden Medical Discovery. It s and purities the blood thereby pimples, blotches, eruptions and cutaneous affections, as eczema, or salt-rheum, hives and other stations of impure blood. ? ? ? ? ? o cure of scrnfiilon? awnttlrxra on. AVAI LA DLL PHOSPHORIC^ , ACID [ng 3} 2% nitrogen, 8% a phosphoric acid and 9% Potas vailable ?h Swamp. Mullina special State : Reliable int received here thie the effect that the h Oarmichael, the n non-poisouou dough. Aft< articles in th in Columbia co(l|d literal, ormaliou was Wft9 gheet' afternoon to tho htsure ?od.v of Moo nourishment egro who at- r* .. _ us on thin sheets oi larged ar reading all the 8oros-11 b perforn e journal the reader cases o y devour it. There pj^-! that, was food tor Besses , r?. used as enough. I here was j,inot|? for mind and bodv. Dlscov< . , tutiona glands, open eating ulcers, or old ho "Golden Medical Discovery " has led the most marvelous cures. In f old sores, or open eating ulcers, ill to apply to the open sores Dr. s All-IIeallng Salvo, ivhlch poswonderful healing potency when an application to the sores in conn with tho use of "Golden Medical iry " as a blood cleansing consti1 treatment. If your drusrcrist roiB Just how and why 9% o is necessary our booklet wi GERMAN KALI WORK New York ?3 Nassau Street, or Atlanta, Ga. ?1224 Candli f Potash 1 11 show. S ar Building p tempted to commil assault upon the daughter ol Mr. J who resides about from this town, on stant, was found tc mutilated by bulletf v/uce mey ? t a criminal tion, and bad 12 year old tjje sheets, obn Sawyer, ijchod off bythree miles newn beueatl the 6th in- who\e eatei >day literally employees o! , A. negro I th?ir Iinnara. ut uut a special euj.- don't t i un tilling between *>a,ve" * bv lncl The jam could be stamps the subscribers, the hufTalc return i read and then the well as i. Whenever the ? You < the paper were on of unki Ihov u/cmlil incf uut tor ?" lappen to hiyvo the "All-Healing In stock, you can easily procure it osing fifty-four cents In postage to Dr. R. V. lMerce, 603 Main St., ?, N. Y., and It will come to you by post. Most druggists keep it as tlio "Golden Medical discovery." ? ? ? ? ? ;an't afford to accept any medicino tunvn composition as a substitute lden Medical Discovery," which is Plyler Bro Have you been to see us If not, you should come tc we are to serve you. Let want in Fresh Meats, Fis fact we have almost anytl 1 11 >s. New Ma 5 in our New Market on ft see us just to see how w< us have your order for ai h and Oysters, Poultry, kg ling to be found in an up-t 1 _1_ _ 11 1 i i i i* rket. Iain street? dl prepared lything you ^gs, etc.?in o-date mar t , 1 woman fishing in today discovered form in a lake of tt upon investigation proved to be thu clieal. Buck swamp t|le ,e((. ovef the ghasily They were # le swamp and ?? a8 PU(riljo i the bodv 1 lines. it of Carmi Treasure :..~J ft med copies of the paper, having trifle stale, bat just us as ever.?Raleigh Dr. I and in\ Found in Ruins. lcine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION, a complete list of ingredients in English on Its bottle-wrapper, the sing attested as correct under oath. Merce's Pleasant Pellets regulate dgorate stomach, liver and bowels Killed His Playmate. nvu tic aiou luuiuitj lU?i summer. Phone No. 148. SSSflf /BSSSSSSSffl I^ ===== "The unu snail De giati to iurn Plyler Brotl iSKKKKSMS > Old Reliable." isn you tnis iers. ? r si , National utovei Mark Graves < ates. Washingtou, M war department wi in a few days the rnment to ofConfeder- Cleveland railroad bon and $575 in ay 19.?The earthed by ( II award with worth today ) contract for century-old < Ne\ ? Mav 18.?Krie lice a ids worth $116,740 Altrai gold coins were un- slayer Contractor Hollings- Laiml in the ruins of the Ohio City Inn. v York, May 19.?The pore searching lor Raphael in, 15 yearn old, and the of his playmate, Krnest y, and who ia supposed to ling here, trying 10 reach I her in Knoxville, Tenn 'ir11 Kr.rn.ii on lh? uirpot lurl 52 THE BANK OF L N CAPITAL.... K SURPLUS ... A Loans made on Rea Collections given pi ill 4 Per Cent Interest ANCASTER, Lancastei -...$50,000.00. $50,000.00. .1 Estate, at reasonable rate rompt and careful attentioi : allowed on time deposit p, s. c. 8 ? f i s. com- w iJO,OUO white marb to mark the graves ate soldiers and sai in federal prisons hospitals in the the Civil war and ' ied near the place /> i mi - ' le headstones 1 he origi of Coufeder- treasure was lore who died who mystei and military in 1874. North during The cont who were bur- ^old with tfc of their con perty, and i 11 i. _ a? / r inal owner of the to a~, George C. Moran, Btabbi riously disappeared The 1 the h ractor divided the ie owner of the pro- ^an t none of the Moran Tl i r* ? eriou9 tight and Altman Bfi Langly with apenkuito. titter died on his way to ospital. i Bitten by Mad Dog iree Years Ago Dies A pounded every three SB Your business solic II the strongest Bank ir. M mil 1U n months. ited. The oldest, the lar^ i Lancaster county. Pnmn Ar rest and 11 rninf naemeni. iins wn step toward action ernment to mark Col. William Elli< c ot the Conledera ^ formerly represe South Carolina, T\r\i it t nrl AAmrv\iae?i ii D9 me nisi "firs are 101 by the gov- will get. the these graves. ott, an < fficer Homicide te array ai.d ntative from Spartanbi has been ap News and O f a nl? inu in nve years, ne H< bonds. Ke : at Spartan Mills. *ey, ! the jrg special in the broug ourier : O. L. Carver, ol las Drrible Death. owee Courier: Almond LIulSeneca, section master on Southern Railway, was ;ht to Walhalla on Saturday t week by Sheriff Kay, as liUff IIC Horses fn A rri UUIIIC HJ and Mi va TA_#1' ^diu: lies ci vr jfVfiiiicu wwuiiuioor charge of the work in which the grave extends as far Sou as Santa Fe, N. W North and East Mass. ?A i,uci t-w mac who was 8ti . The territory by Jack Sc 38 are located Mills, died tli and West the effects o and as tar daims lie si as Boston, Boy A ot luesday morning sisted ruggs at the Spartan was t (his afternoon from three f the wound. Scruggs ago v* lot in self defence. ferinj ?? - bia. 1 de Rat Biscuit. ^ai1 i by others. Mr. Hulaey >itten by a mad do^ about years ago. and two weeke .as taken violently ill, sut? extremely from hydrophoJe was kept in the Oconee until Sunday, the 12th, , Our JV arrived v 1 very best pli i rvrvorl . v /&. vr ? ML< lr. Hood has just /ith a load of the stuff that we have t 1*>J Another Sensati lotte?Repres< Cotton Hous Charlotte Obse Gattis, local rep on in Char- Durham, sntative of terday'a Obf e Disappears, of W. U. Tj terday ate a rver: W. O. several hou reaen'ative of 'htion. Doc WlltJIl N. 0., special in yes wll? 1 lerver : The little son 'or tr 'son, a merchant, yes- v*'le> rat biscuit, and for no^ ^ rs was in a dying con- wa* 1 tors arrived, however, H,av ut tin i no was ihkpu out Dy menus started with him to Atlanta eatment. He died at GainesGa., Tuesday about noon laving reached Atlanta. Ii i horrible death. During hit in the jail here it requirec lino ( 11 rno o n/1 f/?n ?* ?nn%-* t / , jiappv^u this load mules?a t j black m; closely mid dCci^uu. ill , we have thirteen 11 mares. Eeight are mules or four matched teams. Charles K. Johnso cotton merchants and a member of A. Smith & Co.,, has disappeared with his accounts sand dollars short n <fc Company, a"a ,liecuu i of Raleigh, the firm of W. Negro La of PineviUo, from the city several thousHe skipped Washing ^ ,s w id was relieved. give this i wyer Gets Verdict wa9 One Oent. foot. fatlie ton, May 15. ? In the drew Ti n m to no ii^-o ? in ov a??u tutu iiivtii u him food and water, aiu n spite of the fact that h< securely bound hand ant It is sta'ed that be bit hii r-in-law on tlie chin ant ' blood, but we are unabh ntirm the truth of fhi-j Rtntp J v 1 These rr j i are all w( \ plough o ! Don't Fail niles and horses dl broken and will r work anywhere. to Son This Stuff. Saturday night, A! his whereabouts The immediate ca ing was the (iis< the 18th ilist., bj Mr. W. A. Smith of the forgery of i larch 19th and " " is a mystery. Ihe Penn?7 use of his fio a ;overy Friday, (->our^ ?f th ' his partner, bia brought , of Pineville, cen* in dim \ hill ot lading Hart, wl * a tit'crn via i 11 i'. iin> i vfiMin Ivania Railroad Com. menl try in the Supreme P?w< e District of Colum- M,r,e ; in a verdict f><r one h?rr( lages. almc to, it was claimed, i? v u frrttri a train 't Wj! . Mr. Iiulsey was a man o irfnl build, and with >h< rhuman strength given b; >rn of hydr phobia, it w a Ht impossible to control him vas a man of family, leavin fe and several children, t ; Gregory-Hi I Finp Fr ood Live Stool onrh fstal :Di_ linn caning ior ou i which had been coi Charles E. Johnst Erwin Cotton Mil I Jl.and on which the had been secured supposed to have m ur A o uI^n or cotton '?> ^signed through in Mary fan >n & Co., f0 the ln Jai1 af * , of Durham, ?' violating sum ot $2,800 is t>r?cl i'hia cotton was city and w been bought secretary t ?_ while he wi *-? Vjvvwv** I* V? (?i? id in 1904 and placed w''? dkton on the charge 8? 0 ; the 44Jim Crow" law. icing attorney in this as at one time private ft o William M. Evarts tion as Sflnatop from Now Algf m the sympathies of man lit in their sorrow. hiding on the cowcatcher ( jomotive will cure consumj /' says a Russian doctor.? any other disease froi V# Capucin, 4069, the stand the present season Capucin is a superb )f foaled May 28, 1902. B ) vados. Sired by the Gc - by Galba, 2d dam Gasta< m If you want to raise V I I VI V/&UI Imported French Coach i at the Stables of the und animal, bay, star, both hir red by M. Foutaine, Depar >vernment Stallion Tyrol, ioure by Gastadour. i fine stock, now is your op IIVI1 Stallion,"will ersigned. id feet white; tment of Caldam Fugitive portunity. iruiu rw , om bill of lading beir the name of that mi at Ksu.t ine iff made out in ^or'c' firm. Do you ta whi< colli ke The News? gUBt :h the victim of the pendin sion may be suffering. ? Ai .a Herald. I Heath-Elli( Lancaster, S. C., April Dtt Mule Com] I 26,1907. pany.