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contains neither Opium, 3T<
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ASTORIA
tituto lor Castor Oil, FaroSyrups.
It is Pleasant. It
uphino nor other Narcotic
irautcc. It destroys Worms
cures Diarrhoea aiul "Wind
rrouhlcs, cures Constipation
lies the Food, regulates tho
: healthy and natural sleep,
o Mother's Friend.
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N<>. 11 I living La-ioasier 6*30 am.
in !{ -?< im>SH t'onin**!'jo i MI Cheater
wiili -6>uinrn Kailwat No 36 for
('linrlotte and points porth; mid Seaboard
Air Lino Atlanta Special"
for Miaiita tiiiil points west A'so i
vn i11? ? aro>ina md Northwestern Hail* ,
wiiv No 10 f?r eiioir N U and intermedial!
points, ami -nutheru Rail- 1
way.No 35 fur t'oiuiuhi aid points i
sou li
No. 17, leaving i it stt-r 10.30 a m ^
con necta with Southern Railway No
36 from Columbia and ' oihn mmth
S l> ,ard \ir l.iue " tiunta Special" |
fr<?m northern and pattern points and ?
wou?hrrn II I way No :i;i fr in North' |
ern and < a-iern points, an ? a Lancaster
v\ i111 ? f'A(i K for ltlaeksbiirg. '
N >. M? leaving [jaocasier 4 Oi) p in
coniiri'tH Ml Liitic^trr wi 11 S ?' &, O K .
f'oni atiulen and Marion a id South- (
ern Itahway No d4 at i'heater for '
* harlot e and points nori h.
No 1"). leaving f,'h ster 8.10 p m,
( (.mi els at < luster with southern
It ilway No o4 from "oiu ooia and
points s ?uiti
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chester, 3. o. .
the < he?te. machine ?him] b. m. |
. "-prftli ac < o , have consolidated ttie
two |> hiitrf, art] now ready to furoiah
anything in l he machine uud lumber .
i ni", with a well equipped foundry
ami machine >hop, himi door, 8a?h '
ami blind fac'ory ? ur fw ihtiea are |
tin qual led in thin part of the fcjtate. j
reapers mowers,
thresh ells, (hns,
engines ha *v mills, '
iia v and co i i on presses, '
harrows, castings, eic. 1
aero i
SECOND HAND MACHINERY. J
Ha*" Kill.-* complete for Dwellings. !
Ht'?re Room*. etc. Hen?l .1* lint of
your WHiite, mimI we will anewer by
return umll
Respectfully. 1
CHESTER MACHINE * ,
LUMBER COMPANY.
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CLARK FOOLS SENATE.
Resigns only to Get a New
and Better Title to The
Montana Seat.
TRICK ON THE GOVERNORIn
11 is (Absence the Lieutenant
Governor Appointed Clark
as Senator.
Anaconda, Mon, May 15.?
Licut-Gov Spriggs has appointed
\Y A Clark to the seat in Lthe
Senate from which Mr "Clark an
nounced his resignation in Washington
today. LieuGGor Spriggs,
who in a warm supporter of
Clark, received the resignation by
mail yesterday. It is dated May
11.
Gov Smith, who is a bitter opponent
of Clark and who had re
filled to appoint him in the event.
of his resignation, is in California.
Ho is hurrying homeward on a
special train, hut could not reach
the State in time to prevent the
appointment of Clark.
This coup of the Clark forces
against the Daly clement hut.
created a gicat sensution throughoil*
the State.
? mm
HOW SENATOR CLARK
FOOLED THE SENATE. j
Startled Members by Announcing
Resignation, hut Said
Nothing of Appointment.
Washington, May 15.?At 2
p m today Senator W A Clark, of
Montana, in a well stage-managed
climax of a long ^prech of .
vindication for himself, announced |
to the utter surprise or the Son- j
ate, thut he had Rent his resignation
to iho governor of Montuna
on Mav 11.
"I desire to state in retiring j
from the Senate," said Senator j
Clark to <tho Senators grouped j
around him, "that 1 have made
tome warm friends, who 11 I rogret
to leavo." Then lie went
nnt and held a farewell reception
in the lobby.
At '? o'clock last evening Sena
Lor ("alter, or Montana, received
word that Mr Clark would bo appointed
Senator by Lieut-Gov
Spriggn, of Montana. This
knowledge was kept from the
>lher Senators.
Senator Clark received late tonight
ft telegram from LieuMiov
Spriggs announcing that the apCATARRH
CAN
Johnston's i
QUART B<
unANGF.H IN Tin: K.tltTH AMI A
A Wlw and Venerable Ilocior 'X
In a lending hotel, in n great city, a f;
Ing. Listening to his wise and sen ten
dressed men, evidently lawyers business
My firm belief, is " that medical seici
eases with >ut exception are caused l>v in
isms. Here is the germ of that terrible di
nf typhoid fever; and here is tie- Mill mor
causes that most destructive of ail disci
common and supposed incurable disease,
"I wish, Doctor," said tiio traveling
catarrh. I have had it for years, and I ai
The Doctor answered. "Catarrh, 1
fever, and a host of oilier diseases, is the
and attacking specially the mucous mem'
disease is especially prevalent in the IJn
who is not, or has not keen troubled mo
she obliged to remain a. homo iromplensi
of many intelleetuul treat-, from four of
turrhal afleetions. In its worst phase, tl
himself ;md his friends.
"I believe," continued this great phy
tftrrh is to medicate t he blood. This can
which act as blood purifiers."
Betsy A. Marett, of Manistee, Mnni.st
Dear Sirs:?For ten years 1 was a sufl
fatarrh. My face was pale as death. I v
hardly walk, I was so di/./.y and had a
hands and feet were always Cold. My aji
in the morning, iny head swam so 1 was u
fiwful pains in the small of my buck. 1
My muscular power was almost entirely
steps without stopping to rest, and oftou
i pain in my side. It seemed as though t
tors said my blood had all turned to wute
tin# well. I tried the best physicians in
My husband pot me a bottle of Johnston
bought another. When these had beet
loaith. I continued its use, and felt I wi
freshing, and it seemed as if I could feel r
<ept on taking it, and now consider mysc
ill the tiine, and am happy. I am positii
The sick headaches I have had since chi
arrh has almost entirely left me. 1 cann
iarsnparilla has done for me. I reoomn
tehes to use your Sarsaparilla.
vxoiuaAJf snua OOUP
Crawford Bros, Lancaster, B. 0. D
i Mnltj 4 to, 1 ahcstU r, B.C ]
pointmont had been made. He
wired a prompt acceptance.
The World' correspondent
learned tonight the details of the
remarkable trick played upon the
Daly men by Senator Clark and
his managers. Gov Smith, it up
pears, had made arrangements to
go to Calif unia to argue a ease
before the Court of Appeals, be-.
Moving that Lieut-Gov Spriggs
}l51 f 1 iriinn tn Si/.n v !<* . 11" (<>
""i'1
the Populist Convention. The
Governor hud limed his absence
in California, us ho supposed, so
as to return by the time tho
Lieut Gov got buck, leaving tho
executive oflicc in charge of tho
third ofiicer in succession, known
to ho unfriendly to Clark.
CLARK'S APPOINTMENT.
Got. Smith Denounces it as a
Shame, a Disgrace and an
Insult.
Ogden, Ut., May 16.?Got
Robert 11 Smith, of Montana,
who was in Ogden today, ai riving
from tho coast on route to
Helena, spoke in relation to tho
appointment of Senator Clark to
me united states JSenute hy l,ieut
Got Spriggs, in very vigorous
terms, culling it ''contemptible
trickery." lie said:
"It is an insult to the Senate to
send Clark back to that body. It
is a disgrace, shame and humiliation
upon the people of Montana,
and the Senate should act
upon the resolutions and show
him that they do not want him
there, as he can take the hint no
other way."
A POWDKH >111,1, K\
Removes everything in sight;
ho do drastic tuiuertil pills, but
both mo mighty dangerous. Don't
dynamite the delicate machinety
of your body with calomel, croton
oii or aloes pills, when Dr. Kind's
New Life Pills, which are gentle
as a summer breeze, do the work
perfectly. Cures Headache, Con
stipation. Only 25c at Crawford
Pros' drug store.
John D Rockefeller said in an
address before a New York bible
class the other evening: "The
pursuit of riches is not a w rong
thing On the contrary, gold is
one of the mightiest agents for
the doing of good, and though
there are bad rich men just as
there aro bad poor ones, I believe
that unost wealthy persons look
upon their money us a sacred
trust which they hold for the
erood of their fellows "
Tho One Day Cold Cure.
For colds ami sorr throat use Krrn\ott's Chocolates
I.uxutivc yuiuuic. ivusily lak.ru at. candy
and quickly cure.
BE CURED BY
sarsaparilla
3TTLES.
is; i?an?.i:k kvi:hvwhehe.'>
iuka ntioul Advanced Science.
i iuoum tuiil aged physician was converstiouN
discourse, were a group of well
men ami commercial travelers,
ice is certain yet to show that all disivisible
germs which are living origan*
iscase diphtheria, licre is the bacillus
e dreadful bacillus of tubercle which
ises, consumption, 'ibis of that very
catarrh."
r man ** i hn t tf/vn twrml/1 toll ??o
ti thoroughly d iaeoti raged."
ike diphtheria, consumption, typhoid
result of 11 micro bo invading the blood
nrane. This foul and most disgusting
ited States and it is raro to meet one
re or less with it. How often is he or
int entertainments, deprive themselves
the disagreeable odor arising from caie
patient becomes loathsome both to
sieinn, "that the true way to heal cabe
done only by powerful alteratives
?-e Co., Mich., writes:
r< rer from general debility and chronic
r.iB weak and short of breath. I could
ringing in my head all the time. My
'petite was very poor. On getting up
ftcn obliged to lie down again. 1 had
had a continual feeling of tiredness.
t gone, and X couldn't go half a dozen
that much exercise caused me to have
he blood had left mv veins. The doc- j
r. I had given up all hope of ever getthe
state, hut failed to get anv relief.
is narsapurii is. i iook ii, ami inrn i
i nwd, I was somewhat improved in
ss ffrowinpf stronger; my sleep was relew
blood inovinff through my veins. I
If a well and rugged woman. I work
'e that the Sarsaparilla saved my life.
Id hood, have disappeared, and iny cant
be too thankful lor what Johunton's !
lend all women who have sick headA.WT
DJBTH.OIT. BOOK.
aiiiel A Hloks, Fort l^awn, H. C
D H Jordan, Fort Lawn, 8. C.
Murdered by n Maniac.
London, May 17 ? A dispatch
from Stockholm brings news of
an awful tragedy on board the
Swedish steamer Pi nee Charles.
A madman took possession of the
steamer shot live passGhvjcrs dead,
killed the captain and wounded
hx of the crow, who tried lo overcome
him. The passengers and
crew tinallv left the deck to the
maniac, who lowced a hoat and
rowed away. All came on deck
and administered to the wounded.
The steamer put into Stockholm,
ltb docks looked like shambles.
?wije -*? - rtfw
"Next week," announces a
Missouri e?litor, who has the
Sheldon episode still fresh in his
mind, "we will he running this
paper as Jesse James would have
run it. Delinquent subscribers
may expect a call from us with
their accounts stuck iu the muzzle
of a six shooter. Otherwise
this paper will have to lie run as
the sheriff would run it."
Seoor Silvela, Spanish premier,
will ask his country to make a
great sacrifice to build a new uuvv. i
Bankers estimate that Aineri- [
can visitors to the Paris exposi- !
tioii will spend abroad this year '
$40,('00,000 iiitiro than i- usually
spent by Americans in Europe
during the vacation season.
V t> |< I tU PI IONS 1
Me grand, nut Skin Eruptions
rob ufe of j<r . Bucklen's Arnic-i
Salve curen them; also I Uunning
and Fever Sores. Ulcers,
Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts,
Piloses, Burns, Scalds, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains. Best Pile
cure on earth Drives out Pains
and lies. Only 25 cts. a box.
Cure guaranteed Sold by Crawford
Bros, Druggist.
I lie house at Tappan, N Y, in
which Nlaj Andre, the British
sp\. wa- con lined during the revolution
is to l>e turned into a soap
factory
Die road to heaven Is up hill
uli ih" way to a man who is trying
to ."'i there without giving.
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Dr. Bays in Washington.
Washington Post, 16th.
| Kev. 11 W Bays, who bus been
an active pastor in the Methodist
Episcopal church south for 25
years, is at the Hotel Kaleigh.
II*' is from South Carolina, and
at present is the presiding elder
of ltoclc Hill district. Dr. Bays
was a gallant Confederate soldier,
hut is now very popular in Grand
Army circles. At the Buffalo encampment
ho appeared before tho
comrades and made a speech which
was vociferously received, lie
advocated the establishment of a
southern soldiers1 home at (hustle
Pinckney, near Charleston, lie
s a member of the committee
which has heen appearing before
congress in the interest of the
home. Ho will pay his respects
to the president today in company
with Senator McLaurin.
HORSES!
HORSES I
We have just r? coved a carload of
tinmUer omc horses from Mlanla,every
animal having lt-eo catefullv eeleo ed
in ueraon by our Mr Klliott. In the
lot are t-om* of the lineal horses ever
brouKhl to ihi8 market If you want
a good Had-lier, or a wood Driver, or a
good ? nnliiuation horse. now is your
time io get it. We now have just what
yt u want and need 1 u I and aee for
y?uraeif. We take pi-mure in exhibiting
our atock as well as Vehicles.
ft Jf will either sell or awap, and
vjri fll wi'l * !! ei'h r for the cash
Vl V or good pap r
ELLIOTT &
CRAWFORD
MORTGAGE SALE.
STATU ??K sOU'H ?HH()LI\A\
0>UNT\ OF I.ANCAHTKK. J
NOTIFo. IS HKItlCtiY given, that
under ami by virlU" of a certain
t-tiat'e"- mortgage ex-ruled by .1 S
iS'lephen-oii to W H vb-il on i!<> h
day ??f Oct 1890. and long ainee paat
due, the utnterid tied wi I on Friday,
the 12/)i li day nf \luv * I > 1900, exje *e
to public Hi'e, for cash, al Heath
Springs in Hie ootiti of hanCinter
in s ?h! State O e >i* (6) Horse Power
NVatertown Sleatn K gine
A I so no t4?*ni? day , o tic plantation
of Mrs Mi-aourl (' le in said county,
about two inbeH trom H atli Springe,
One Twelve (12) Hor-o I'owet WaterIi.wii
Stem) Kngi e?One j-aw Mill
t 'otiipltte and Hedge s-,w
W H A bell.
Mortgagee.
H K Wvl'e, Aftorney.
May 11' 1900?Id.
. tU'WU* : * VPII
JVOTICIJ- LANC.YSTICIt <iKAI>hI?
SCHOOL.
To ull whom il mui Hiiicert ;
Take notice thai pursuant to u petition
signed hv ten vmeis ami fr< o?
hold rs re-blent in Lancaster Sojio >1
District, we the undersigned, Truttm
of uin! Listiid, do to iety call a pt.idic
meeting to he compos-d of all tin se
voters who t re re* dent iti and return
for taxation in said Ills'riot real or
personal propet ty of the va uo of not
less than one hnndrsd dollars, t> nasemhie
In the' curt House at Lauras'er,
S t! on Friday the 2>th d ?y of
May HitK) at 4 o'eloek p in f<-.i the purpose
<*f electing a eh ilrtnao and secretary
of said meeting live trustees of
suid school District no I of deteruii ing
what speeial fax if any, not to xeeed
live mil's, shall he levitd, as the
inajori y present shad decide, on all
real ami pornoual prop riy within
'aid Hrhoo D'utirif for 'lie mninlt-n*
mmm) of lii? public tchon x of *#?i?I Di*-?
I riot. This May 7*h, HKjO,
It F MILLER,
W T OHKdOHY,
W J < UN.SINGH AM,
J B TAYLOR,
r T CONNORS.
Truateennf Lancaster School Dintrlot
r f m r??. *** ? ? ? ?
miniums
For Best Virginia Lime, Cement,
Plaster Paris and
Plastering Hair
T. H. DAVIS'
LANCASTER BAKER?
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