The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, January 21, 1899, Image 4

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'?7 ? 8 875,816 00 vjttMwtneo written nnd m l for in 8 <7in'7'J 1.205,403(81 received in 8 0 *s '?7 1L?4 ,<V>7 SI iiwiw paid in 8 O .A :91. 11477 ? largest and l?ost Company 'itfQfce world. Paid Policy Ilold , * ?r !<i97, $36,992,055. Mi- a. McILWAIN, M F E c I A L A (i KNT, S. C. -THE 3 ( - 50 - the K! - 50 c - Til E 'JHaP' Ily paying your &uh?criptio a-I^vc |>oj ular papers at prices ear K reV IM A RRBARS ? , i "J?f go, yc& oan give us yonr note i?1due Bocember 1st, next, for jindebtedness to (l ite, and pay y<*i3r anbmriptioe one year in a<l- j jWkwj xvt' t^et tiro 'oonolit of above I Address all or T. S. Ci j BSGITRAT10N NOTICE. 1*IT q.T(?\Vri,l,TAKFni)tfe i - t ii.i lite U*&NtrAtion Ho. W will | t.???.???? ?. at tl t court lionee, for the j r?v* w:r ?tion of } artentiiled to r*<- j is'er iiiu'er the <'outriuttion, oil the i Is-. Muioln'- in ??*.<? 11 nioiiih, until r.O ! | ffc.v? i it'MliiiK t e nn:! jti iifixl elee- i 1 tJ>"1 I W tl A HOItTfclt. * fhtir.n it 1 i<*i\l Ko^WiMUion L ( Iem S t ' j I ???: ^ 1<?U? Notice I To tfm l*rh'?ra utifl Creditor* of i ./?/iit /, Jiou'nrIteo-UMeU. All IVrsons indebted to the Into j John. J. Bo.vors are hereby nolitied to settle their indebtedness at ! once ami all persons having claims airiiinnt the eatate of the said John J Bowers, deceased, are requeatcd I to present the same, properly cer i kified to, to the undersigned at : once. W. U. Civ burn, Executor. Haile Gold Mine, Nor. 14.1898 t^SUBCSRIBE TC HIE LEDGER. l-jf l'ay Up. S&9UMS9BBBMHHnsaBBnMBHnBanBHBDI 1 tckl@d because I pain. 1 can do the same fory elTccts result from my extrapleasant ness and satisfaction i I've the experience, the 4lkn< doing all branches of scientific < l-i&r" Special attention given Work. No charge for exainii Or i. E. Rutlet LANOA8T1 S1W 111 W? ' Three Times Each Week , fhi* miA ? ? ?? . w a \y J Mm mi?!1 Sixteen Pages Every Week ents for one j : Mi) Ml Yee for one year n to Tub Lkdoer one year io ad van we quote above. Chean Enough. I <r> | The Lodger (Semi weekly), The New York \Vorld (Tri-weokly) and Home and Farm, all three pa- * pors, ono year for $2.15. 1 The Ledger (Semi-weekly), The ( Atlanta \Jonstitution (Weekly) and Homo and Farm, all three papers one year for $2.25. The Ledger (Semi weekly) and Home and Farm ono year for $1.50 Or, all four papers ono year for $3.00. dcrs and make r &RTER ) tt rc?Ca wtUi 70a vkitttr y?? continue aarva-kUIIng tobacco babit. WO-T1l >tP^< Bgffli nni?e> Uir dMirt (or tobacco, wltb-?ffk jERJB ntltrruuidlatrw aiMiinioa^fl 1 I flnar thic. puritl?? tbp blood, | I a y tore* lo?t manhood. n B ?* make* *ou I I "* iOO *2 and pockeb^-^-^ {?{.' K 9.^^VOTO HArfn* i M * In I-"^your own drupirirt. ?k> (x i i s. vouch fo'ija Tnko it wCA ?S i\f 2 ff!** a will,patiently, inii'slcntlj (>m #^\\y yx box. Si. usually curcy ; 3 boxoo. Skkk, HBS (Oiaranlooil to core, or we refund mono*. htrltH liacJfCa, ( kl?|v, YaitmJ, B?w f aX , ' LANCASTER AND CHESTER RAILWAY. BHTWBKN CIIK-TRR AMD LANCA8TER. Schedule in effect Daily except Sunday ou niul after Sept 11, 1898. WESTBOUND I KASTBOUND. No'a. 14 and ltf. | No's. t7 and 16* A M. P M. A i/. P M 9 ."V? ,S FiSx Ar Owxtor f.v 1 1 (l(> 7 (Ml 9 07 6 07_ Rlcliburg 1138 7 4-5 8 56 4 65 Bascombville 1152 7 56 I' M 8 S3 4 S3 Fort Lawn 12 12 8 16 8 00 4 00 Ly J-.anoe.der Arl2 50 8 56 Conueots at Chester with Southern Roi'way, Beaooard Air Line and Carolina and North-Western Hallway. Connects at Hiicaster with the Ohio River <fc Charleston. Leroy Springs, Pres., Iyaueaster, 8. C. J M Heath, G. P. A., W H Hardin. V P ami Aud., Chester extracted his tooth without on. Neither pain nor after cting. My methods suggest instead. iwhow" and .no facilities for lentistry at the least cost, to Gold ^rown ami Bridge nations and estimates. dge, Dentist, SR. S C. am) ar - mm,? ^ear. oe we will send you any one oi a SUBSCRIBE NOW: If you are not already a sub Kiriber to The Lodger subscribe low and get the benefit of our dubbing rates. omittances to ed^er, ancantor, N. CJ, for Infants an The Kind You Hai BEARS THE SI NOTICE ! To the Taxpnyeraof Loncawter coun- ! l.v* The Treasurei'* fllee will lie open for the collection of faxes for I year 1899, from the 15th ?lay of October to the 31st onv of December. ISfiK. The levy is an follows, v a: Htnte, 5 mills County, 5 " C A C. R U.: 3 " School, 3 " LOCAL LEVY. O. R. A C. U. It., Gilla Greek 41 mills. OKA C R R . Pleasant Hill 3 O II A C R R., Cane Creek, 7 " Lan'-aster Graded School, 4 " Kershaw " " 4 " Oak hurst " '' 4 " JoueaX Roadh" " 2 " TOTAL LETY BY IMSTKICTS. Indian Land, 16 " VVaxhaw, 16 " Cane Cr ek No. 3. 28 " Oant- Creek Graded, 27 '* Cane * 'reek Jouee X Roads, 26 mills. Gills Greek Graded, 24} " Gills Creek Jones X Roads, 22} " Ruford, 16 " Flat Creek No 6 16 FlatCieekNoW (K?rahaw). 20 " Pleasant Hill, N<>9, Kershaw,19 " Pleasant Hill, No 7, 19 " Pleasant Hill, No. IS, (Oak hurst)# 28 mills. Pleasant Hill, Jones X Roads 21 ,, Cedrr "Pre k, 16 Cedar ( reek, Jo ?X Roads, 18 " Res ectfully suhmi'tvd. J ? ULA< KMON. Co Trsas. SOlTfl 5351& KEQ8S1& H ? C i 8CUKPULK IN KKoM OCT. 2ii, 1898 I ? First Claxj, Daily. ? Wert am p m East Leaves 7 10 Charleston 8 on arrives " 6 20 Augusta 10 46 " " 9 20 "'oiuuibla 6 20 " " 10 10 Kiugaviile 4 28 ' NORTH CAROLINA DIVISION '! ? Daily. Except .Sunday ? 1 76 77 78 74 a rn. ? ui I eave Arrive |? in. p m 8 20 11 40 1 aiuden 3 00 4 3 > { 111 10 12 4o Kershaw 2 16 3 10 10 30 12 65 Heat I) iSpiings 45 2 15 10 40 1 (H) Plea-taut Hill '.40 2 00 i 11 60 1 20 i.aiieaater 1 20 1 20 I 12 >6 1 2? Riverside 1 u5 12 15 ; I 50 1 50 Cat** ha J uiir'u 12 50 II 20 3 10 2 15 Rock Hill 12 25 0 50 4 4o 2 49 Y-?rk vil le 1162 7 60 0 20 80S liiAcknburg 10 45 0 (Ml J No Kl No 82 7 4o HlackHburi! 7 25 Olio 4 25 - lielb.v 10 15 (130 1100 5 84 Kun-e f.irdton 0 oo 8 30 12 35 6 30 Mhtioii 8 10 2 00 ]> IK. |> in a in |< in UAFFNKY BRANCH ? D.?ily, Kxcepl bun day ? 85 83 h4 80 ; |> in. u in Leave Ar Ivc a m. c ni 4 10 5 30 Hlackaburg 7 30 0 30 4 35 6 CO Onemk- e Fal h 7 05 6 05 6 00 6 20 UaU'uey 6 40 6 40 Troll! N?> 77, going Weit tnakea day ! ligbl coiil)ectiou at Lunnaater with the : L A, <' Railroad, at itock Hill Willi the , Southern Railroad, going north, at Hiackaburg wl b toe {Southern. Train N ? 78. going eart makea <;on> | neciion at Marlon, N C with the Southern Railroad, at BlackHhurg who b< utheru and at i>aii<'aaier with the L A C Railroad ' rain No 81. going ea*t makea con? i nection at iShelby, N (J with tiie H A 1 L Railroad, going taut. Al! I .<>< *! fif iirlil traloa nrlll o?rru I paPHmiger* if provided with tlcketa. ] L A Kmereon, r> H Lumpkin, Truffle Manager. Div. Pava. Agt. smpoktantnotick: , Having aold out our mernanti bualnes* to the Farmer*' Hanking an Mercantile '*>- All partiea that ow ua must oouie forward and settle up , ( as we post rive I j oa??t carry over any' accounts This oot'ce applies to all who owe us. ' T. M. FirapATBirrK A Rao. 1 month. WBWMmKBBMtBmBROMmn |S^ d Children. re Always Bought 1 GNATURE OF j Ws&u IS I w "I lei 0 Val?K>iIe to Women. Especially valuable to women is Browns' ron Hitters. Backache vanishes, headache Rj lisappenrs, strength takes the place of weakness, and the alow of health readily C( corns io tin* pallid cheek when this won Jerful remedvis t*k"n. For sickly children S >r v>vi i ' men it has no equal. No home honl ' hot;* this fatuous remedy. Brow tart it sold by nil dealers. j CASTOR IA * For Infants and Children. o< The Kind You Hare Always Bought,11 Signature of ? |tl From "Extreme Nervousness. *; the 't elements necessary to cure all dlseases, is a fact wall known to everyone. Dr. Milea' System of Beatoratlve Remedies Id consists of aeven distinctively different i preparations, each for ita own purpose. Mrs. L. C. Bramley, 37 Henry St., St. Cath- gg erines, Ontario, writes: "For years I suffered from extreme nervousneaa and annoy- 11 ing constipation, developing into palpitation 4j and weakness of the heart. I was unable to sleep, suffered much from headache, pain in at my left side, palpitation and a constant feeling of weakness and prostration. I began i ? ' using Dr. Miles' Nervine, Heart Curo and ' Nerve and Liver Pills and the Anti-Pain I Pills to relieve sudden paroxysms of pain . 1)1 and headache. I soon felt much Improved and the pains and aches and weariness left I me. I then took l?r. Miles' Restorative I (J, Tonic and am now restored to my former Dr. Miles' Hetucdlot, are told by all drus-B^ ^ ai glste under a positive B^_ "lll#S guarantee, first bottle KH6mOdiCSj benefits or money re-D . ^B C< funded. Book on dla-WL ??tor? jN eases of the heart and Health JB i nl nerves free. Address, irt DR. MILKS MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, lnd. ______ C< n1 T W. L. DOUGL AS : S3 SHOE in tho'v/orld. tl For 14 4ear* this slior. by i < fit alone, ha* distanced all sonnet I r? i?j w. i. douki > gun. at no ?n.i ?-.<>> n ,. ??? > ue productions of skilled workmen tmn> tit best material possible at these trlr?? Al*". i.Vl and t?'? shoes for men, 9 'P. f.'.Ui mi.j jl.75 for boys. f)l W. I. Douglas shoes are Indorsed by oftr i.nm.ou wrirfn a* tin* nest Vti iiflo, flt ami durability of any " Iiim ?r?r offered at the prlrM. . They in mails In all the lalrit t,| nhapsa and atylsa, and of OTsry varlet? of Isathsr. a | If dsalsr cannot supply you. writs for oata ??' tu vv. L Douglas. Brockton. Maas Sold by W BBS ?a?.ia .a.**ssaaaMBMHHB (hire* Croun prou.pUy: relli'vr?Whanpln|Oaii| tl and Alt hum. V r Cnnuimptlon It has I n rival: has ourad Lbousauds trbetosll otha K failed; will dirts too If taken In time* Bt? by Drinnrlsta on a guarantee. For Lams. Rat or Cheat, use HHlI.QH'k I'tAgTIh, la ota. CMli-0 H'S Acatarr K O^VKBvwREMCDT <> Tfyre you Oatarrb Pi bls remedy le rueraj aflooDiayoil. WssJlda. Inletnr fan, p, OA0TORIA. P iMntha ^IhiKMYN Hi? AhnysImM ? JONES ON ANNEXATION. 10 Georgia Funny Man His Veiw of His Own. /? llanta Journal, Friday. lie v. Sum F. Jones was in the Iy last evening and stopped long ough to give The Journal his ews on expansion. 4kJt is not a (piestion of expau n," said he "because wo have ready expanded. We have cerinly taken in, by the treaty !> /eon the I'nited States and Spain, I Spain had, except her home, he tpiestion now is, what shall e do with the i'hilippinesf t?r mrse, wo will hold our baud [ion the government of Cuba mg enough to import enough of fankee doodle' down there to :>te Cuba over into our possesob. Porto Rico will also bonne a province of the United tntes. "But what to do with the Philipine* now in the question bene statesmen, politicians and litors. The Philippines are on nr hands. Wo cannot unload iese islands like the farmer naiads his potatoes and corn when o drives into town and sells lem. It will take time, wisdom, ad the best statesmanship to den-mine what is bent to tie done, am sure it is not wise to decide iiw what we will do with the hilippines; hut the question of cpansion is already settled. Wo stainly have expanded. But the illow don't alwujs keep down r'erything he swallows. <4I think the United States will & by the Philippines like the illow was by the oyster, lying ia big plate on the bar conuter ith the placard sot up by it, 510 to any man who will swallow lis oyster whole.' The big feliw caught up the oyster and ropped it down with a smile of itisfaction, and said: (Give me 10 $10.' The bartender said: lore is your money; but you e the tenth fellow that has tried iat.' The fellow got hi* money id the bartender got his oyster ick. "It may be that we will givo pain tho $20,000,000 and give nek the ovstor, too, before we e done with it. I have no atience with this discussion in rngress about tho constitutionity of tho annexation of these lands. It is not a question of >nstitutionality at all. The nestion of constitutionality was ;>tly stated by the fellow in tho eorgia legislature, when he cleared, 'that anything was conitutionul that could get 88 votes i the Georgia legislature.' " Mr. Jones saw the report given f bis Sunday night sermon in he Journal on Monday, and said iat ho was misrepresented and iat tho reporter should liavo isdo him say that "the oay idow had rather have a kiss than ear a crown," instead of saving iat Sain Jones had rather kiss a ay widow than wear a crown. Mr. Jcnes says he is kissing obody now, but one married oman, and that is his wife, and iat he had rather kiss her than I of tho protty girls and gay idows in tho universe lie reinrked that from what he know* is wife would rather furnish the isses than have any gay widow o it. He desiros this correction, >r fear some gay widow might y to Hobsonize him, and then lore would be war carried into eypt. Bucklm'* Arnica Salvn. Thk Hk.t Kai.vic ill the world for ute, Brulaee, Korea, Ulcere, "*alt heum, Kever Hore?, Tetter, Chapsd Handa, < 'hllblaiua, Come, end at kin eruptions, nd positively cures Ilea, or do pay required It la guarneed to give perfect aatlafaotlon or loney refunded. Prlee 16 oents per >z. For dale by Crawford Bree.