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H iom *, nil* s?ii t 11h list of youi w i'lis, ami iv will answi r by re'.ui i. in <U Ifu'lv, CHiSTcR MaC'llNE & LUM8;.R COMPANY. .mu! atac. i i.iiai . | ' **?* o\-y i- ? 2 c* E ?H I - '?\ J? -* ~ ft - ? - F'?[2 ? | J" o" 2 2 X <"*" *"" iyrkjQ. ms-1g.? a?s-55 i - Sa.f2-^I - ?2" 15 ss -: 5 , s cr > aPg.a?^ Is s s?> own 2 o 5. ~ 3?'-< B ? 3j >.k^a 3 T> 3" ? m ? ? :SS.S-n 2 t S--S ~ I s co ||" ? = s3 4 2 ?u*K? ? i? ?" $ 5 B". 2 o -*cnqi s'??zo<,%' S C9 ????> P *"* ? -n'"* p' &* ^ ofpH 5|E /. o cr 3 ^ ? CVl '?-Or- - 2 ISfr rl-t ~. ? | 8- 2. ? ? ?r (A ' sSc < *** & Ht ^ Se 2* je gi m H^ C,Zl ^ ? 03 c* 5 J? ? CI ?1 r+ ?1 r+ | A Chance to Buy Kou a Home. | Any party or parties desiring to purchase any of the real estate of T M Fitzpatrick & Bro., in the lon-n or county, can get prices a?<l terms by calling on the editor #? Tho Ledger. The Messrs Sflzpatrick hare so ne very deJmKIa ftruw inil V'iIiiuIiIa int. ygtored town property and thoir on the market gives men of ?4ffKfate means a splendid oppor-' vfofiTj toerebaee a home. WW MMAWB?^'wmiiMW&!iUUUIUety For Infants and Children. The Kinr! You Hsve Always Bough! "Rontk tlifi Je ? jl-' v vvx rv uxj. v /?' v\ Signature ^ n?F ^se V/ For Over Thirty Tsars Cft IRIA THC CCNTAUn ?* 4V, NEW YORK CITY. H823!ZEZXL -.iilK-S5SS3E3KH9 Tim I' * ? ? , i '< > > , I , ?j ' \ 1 f, i ~ i > -* 4 1? "2 ? ?i 1i i i. . > i 7 7 1- 4 47 ' mh II I ' H 7 G 57 I 27 'f Iviw I 00 !l 11 l<i 4 on .iii*H*' 1 40 II 40 N i I i h i it ?? > 1 in m k < -> i ?*! . er ii "tui .v. .< > <>r i t < ? I . ?l<i I * ; . 11 el I . r ' m A tlu< , rtl" I f If l> ! <1 (HI I Mil i.. uro . , j v - V u . Knl w. N') io l ! ir N i In rni-.h ?i i ?i? t*. an > r itiI ? ay x ? Mtt r o inn' i <l iiitH HI' Ii * o 17 i. >i? i. ir > . |o.:{() . in .'.III t - W | -x.lllllf I. nV V >.) 3*5 r <>iii (OII.I.IHH unO .. 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You ii | cannot equal this anywhere J ? ohe, and this combination is J % t hebest premium for those $ J who want a great paper and f * a h<<*e paper. Take these \ l and you will keep up with ? | the times. S Besides general news, the ? 9 Twice-a-Week Journal has * \ much agricultural matter J * and other articles of special J -9 interest to farmers. It has * % regular contributions by Sam J J Jones, Mrs. W. H. Felton J 9 John Temple Graves, Hon. ij> * C. II. Jordan and other dis- \ j? tinguished writers. 9 Call at thla off I oa and laara yaar 1i aabscrlptlona far both paper*. Yon oan I I 2 1*1 aanipla copy of ait bar papar bara j [ 9 mm application. I > ******* ************** The One Day Cold Cure. For colrt in thr heart and aorr throat oar Krr? mott h Chorolatoa l.axativr yuiamr, tha " Una Dnjr C?M Cum." r A Remariable Story. Am Escaped Negro Gives Him sett up Handcuffed and With a ttn?r of Whiskey. Fairhurn, (ia., Oct 12?A ne gro, handcuffed and carrying i jug of moon>hino whiskey, muli his appearunco at the railroa< depot here, purchased a ticket am I I. f. 4* ? 4 I ...4 ini mr .Aiuiiiiu. i ne negro re lated a rather remarkable story and this is perhaps tho first cast on record where a prisoner having escaped from captors voluutarih goes to make his appearance he fore the very court whither thtv wore carrying him. United 8tule* Deputy Marshalli Johnson and Cox arrested him 01 a charge of making olockudi whiskey. He said they had witl them a jug of moonshine, tin same jug the negro car ried to At Inula. After making the aires tiny began to drink. Findinj themselves t<>?> drunk to navigate the negro sa>s they placed hand cutTs on him and tied him to them selves, after which they lay dowi to sleep The negro managed t< unloose him elf, took the jug, left tho deputies and came t< i'airhurn. When u^ked what ho meant t< ?l<>, lie replied tl.at ho was {joinjj to court and surrender, handcuffs, juo and all. !I<?\Y*S Til IS f Wenff'T Om?- Hii dr?-(l Dollars He wim I'M ?:i> oi-e > u urrh ilml rati' inil lie cur -I '?>' tl?*o'a < atH'i li I 'lir c .1 i l K S KY ?fc Props To ' le <) We tie under*!:: nod have kn.wi K J >lien y (' r toe ii??-t 15 years am lici'cvc him ( ' r fee. My honorable in ?i busi c-* iii 'S.cii ' * and li'iaucialo I- c oc.riyoU :u \ oh igrttlOll* Hindi h iti. ir fi hi VVjvht a i an ax. Wholesale Druggist iiIhiii, () Wai.iumi Kinnan <v Marvin Whoics'iic 1)1 iiirnis'.s, Toledo, O Hs'l's ' rtotiih < lire is taken lut ma ly, scilng dire 'My uitoti the kd?aw a <1 imicoii* suriHc-s of tlie system Pii.-e 7se per not le "Sold by al Driiu'ifisU 1'esiimoiimls fiee. final's Pi! - ^???** Capt. Shields And Mem Have AI Been Rescued. Manila, Oct. 15.?Capt. Devereux Shields who, with 51 men 01 Company F, Twenty-ninth regi ment; I'niled States volunteer in funtry, was captured hy the insurgents last month in the Island o Maiinduuiies. was rfmvurwl terdny l?v the American rcscm force with all the members of hi; party Fight With Filipinos. Manila, Oct 13.? Advices re coived here from lloili, island o Fanny, under date of Friday October 12, say that a company of the Twenty-sixth United Statei volunteer infantry was attacke< ; on the previous day by a force o , Togalogs in northern l*anay. Tin enemy, it is added, lost 2<> met kdled and 40 wounded, while tin Americans had two men wounded j Twenty-two prisoners and 1! rifles and a quantity of umiuuni j tion were captured. The Taga i logs were from the island o Luzon. A Dismal Outlook. Flossie is six years old "Mamma," she asked, one day "If I ?>#>t married, will I have i I " * husband like pupil' 44Ycs," replied the mother with an amused smile. t4And if I don't get married, will I have to be an old maid, lik< Aunt Kato." 44Yes, Flossie/' "Mamma," she said, after t short pause, 44it"s a tough world for lis women, ain't 't?"?Nash ville Manner. A'otlce to Debtor*. All parties indebted to me *\rc requested to settle at the earliest opportunity as I need all the money d le me. Respectfully, .1 E Rutledge, Dentist. Grover's Views. They Have Undergone no Change Since 1SU5. Louisville, Oct 12- Ex-Presi dent Grover Cleveland has re I * plied to a letter written to him l>y # John S Greene of this city, in I quiring if tho former president 1 hud changed his views on the - fimini'iii I fiiiwtlinn nc I | \|<ivu??wia %AKf VA|/I ^OOWI III , :his letter to the Chicago business a men April 13, 1895. ?| Mr. Cleveland in his letter, y which is dated Buzzard's Bay, - Oct 7, 1900, replied as follows: y ' I have received your letter; enclosing a copy of my letter j s written more than five years ago i to the business men of Chicago, e I had not seen it in a lone time, ij hut it seems to mo I could not 0 state the case better at this time j if 1 should try. t "1 have not changed my opinien ; as expressed in the least." An Appropriate Reminder. 1 lie was a rackety young man } and kept very late hours. He; > was going on a long jo? rnoy, i } and on bidding farewed to his beloved, he said to her: y "Darling, when I am far, far] ' away, every night I will gaze at] i yon star and think of thee. Wilt thun, too, gaze at yon star and think of me?" "1 will, indeed, dearest, she . replied. "If I needed anything to remind m#? nf v??n I choose this very slur." I "Why:" he asked. 1 "Becaimo it is always out so, . lute ut night, and looks so pale in | the morning."?l'ick Me Up. Worthy of His Hire. I A stranger got off the car, and, accosting u newsboy, asked him to direct him to the nearest hank. I "This way," said the "new sie," and turning the corner, | j pointed to a sky-scraper just UK? &UITI. f] "Thank you and what do I owe i you?" said the gentleman, pulling . |u penny out of his pocket. I "A quarter, please " fj "A quarter! Isn't thai pretty | . high for directing a man to the hunk?" . "You'll find, sir" said the 9 i youngster, "that hank directors are paid high in Chicago." ? .Chicago Tribune. Of Political Affliction. i f Brown ? "Seems to me you are ? mighty chummy with that Demon Herat." Jones?"Wei1, what of * , it ? He's an old time Democrat, I and an old time Democrat nowaf days is pretty near sensible 0 enough to pass for a Republican." , II ?Indianapolis Journal. i " ? ; DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK ? Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. ; Almost everybody who reads the newspapers is sure to know of the wonderful | ii ii cures mads by Dr. I ?Ii Kilmer's Swamp-Root, i 1 the great kidney, liver I]} tJft-r I Lt and bladder remedy. 1 n i Ir^T cT 'tl3the great medli Jl LK p/ cal triumph of the nine? |'\\n I I'jiflteenth century, dis1 ItE V i ! . covered alter yeara of df'T-!?' w. lii't scientific research by i'ljf "^Vf-xb Dr. Kilmer, the emin _ . * nent kidney and blad, der specialist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou, bies and Brlght's Disease, which is the worst ; form of kidney trouble. ' Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec ommenaeaioreverytningDut if you have kidney, liver or bladder troub'.e it will be found Just the remedy you need. It has been tested in so many ways, in hospital work, in private k practice, among the helpless too poor to pur| | chase relief and has proved so successful in i every case that a special arrangement has j been made by which all readers of this paper who have not already tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book j telling more about Swamp-Root ar.d how to . find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. , I When writing mention reading this generous offer In this paper and ' send your address to I Dr. Kilmer it Co.,Blngregular fifty cent and Homm <* swamp-Root Uellar sixes are sold by all good drugglste. 4 The Farmer's Day. The Rise in Commodities is Aliotogether in Fuvorof the Agriculturist. It would seem us though, in times yet to come, people nmv have occasion to refer to the j?ood old days of 1900 when cotton brought 10A cents and cotton w~ - ? ' occm per mil. as compared with tho ptices paid for these commodities u few years ago tho?e of to-day are more that) double From 1,500 pounds of seed cot ton a farmer may now ^et, 1 hale cotton (500 pounds) KM $52 5<? A ton seed at $25 12 50 Total for 1 halo cotton and seed $05 00 Considering the cost of living nowuand in times pust and the cheapness of all manufactured products, neither the cotton planter nor farmer ever before received so much for his cotton. In addition to uil this the cost of ginning is cheaper to the farm er than ever before. Some oil mills actually gin for nothing; and $1 per bale is the averuje price per bale in tho Southeast, .lust after the civil war tho cost of ginning was $5 a bale. Tho farmer of to-duy has allot her orfllt UllvnntuifA ill 11??? m.n< kets for perishable firm products furnished I?v the operatives of cotton mills, oil mills ami other factories By the opportunity for obtaining cash values or much that formerly ?vent to waste tho farmer's income may l?o largely increased. This is truly the farmers's day.?Charlotte Observer. PHKVKNTl I> A TK Timely information j*iren Mrs. (ieortre Loner, of New Strmtsville. c n i Ohio, prevented a dreadful tragedy and saved two lives. A frightful cough hud long kept her uwuke very night. She had tried many remedies and doctors hut steadily grew worse until urged to try Dr. Kind's New Discovery. One hot tlo wholly cured her, and she writes this marvelous medicine also cured Mr. Long of a severe attack of Pneumonia. Such cures are positive proof of the match less merit of this gand remedy for curing all throat, chest, and lung troubles Only 50c and $ 1. Kvery bottle guaranteed. Trial bottle free at Crawford Bros Drug Store. A i a urn i iiiic iiiiiii iciuu wan com* mitted in the Lungtown section t of Fuirtield county. A. difficulty arose between two negroes, husband and wife, which resulted in jthe death of the former. After shooting her husband four times the woman was not satisfied, but picked up n hatchet and severed the head from the body. She is now in the county jail ?t WinnsI boro. To T'*o Deaf, A rich lady cured of her Deafness and Noises in the Head by Dr. Nicholson's Artificial Kar Drums, gave $10,000 to his Institute, so that deaf pcoplo unable to procure the Kar Drums may have them free. Address No. 1 I5M?7 1 ho Nicholson Institute, 7K0, Kigth Avenue, New York, I' S A. 6m. ONLY $1.50. -MARBLE AND GRANITE-Monuments, Tablets, dead Stones, Etc. Children's $1.50, and upwards Adults, $2.50, $3.00, and upwards. Made of Pure Marble. A. J. McNinch. Pay your snbacripton to The Ledger. 'NOTICE OF " ELECTION i^< ?i; , State and County OIIIccn, And For Amendments to State ('oust I (ution "ta'i'k ok or ril a molina mitnty ok I a n p \ stkIt VOIP K 1^ H i' RE BY (IIVKN 1 * i hut ho clHMit.n wlil In h ii at t'? -fvttui i'iei'1 ct* ehahliiliiil hy hv. in a castor o only . on UK -1) a V MiVKMBKK fl, loiio, ' in tli fiillowini* olticcs, to w i|* (I v I , I UlltC H I ( IV C IT 1111 turv o1 Mule * itnmex -<1 ? ? ml, r Hcih ihI. \ i j u > I ;.iil lo-i-ort r ({ "!.? al 1 or, la < mi eri: t' in ?'iit ??f lv u ali m, in- K inroad < uiniiilMsloner. u o iriMii Solicitor tw icpiTseiitx i in fin (ii'iicial s>e lily, Mip rvl-nr, *li?*nir. I'lorU i-f otirt,' (iron nine iv -ii rii'ietii'i ii> ?ii l'.dui-.ii ? iii<l lioior !' rsuutii in /he < onsiitu'lnr of < aid liri ami (he term f Joint Keaiiuit.ons > ?. S4?? *11(1341 '(.pioted Ke ii? ry U). V i> IfMHl [ \ptaof* moth an-.I' a |' , 670 hi. 671J,un ! e i ill wil al (? e 11 lil at (In* at*ire (i -md pine f> >i a * oiill in* i i- to i In ( -i i ii* ion u- -m.(i \ liiiu. mw fit n\v : nii'iul ( I'lion 7, "I' 111 m c \' i I, ni l': (Tn*t> uiiim df Soirh ar.i;i"a, .is ( i mo; ^I'lii al tlie end il.c r Hie 'ol owing w i lls ' Pr?vi*(? i' Unit tli 'im iii ii i.in?i j-e'l by tills Seeiion and h> S fin n *>, x lien* I V f 'Ins ' oitsl ii :ii i 11 s'ih I not apply in l> n*leil 11 ! !>'e>i I*- * in- ii i oil 1?i ne oil u s of lu'iilila, Hook Mi I. < liar ?* --* 11 .ml K (i onoi* wil- r?* f e proceeds I' -aid In- dsH-cappi -i *ol.'iy for Hi- ; ur a o, os*ali- .* m n maiiit' n or | im- i* of ?\*H't r w r s pl.ti.i, r*? ui * \ st in .as or d ( loo'r o i'.'lit j 11 ants uicrc Hit* i i'lti(i irvi ii'ic i*ng fr In- opi i a inn of sti?* i p a da ?>i ij-Ioho fl-ait In* cvoleil K'i i I a ?d i'Xo tl eciy to t|i?* maimon n ro and op raiion of tic *:tn*i'* hiiiI win lie ipp siii'ii of itcuiii g such ii (iol'tod* no s is sii mi tod so the lr?oo rs ami ?| alillod VoioiH of such iinnii I* i ainy.a- provi lop to ilie t ousti i-n, u: o iho ipio-ii ii of other h anion in* det t? tine s Allioinl III* I to ? i i ii I !.\?v . - - |W* ' c llll I ' tuolinn h\ Hitdinii tluretolli to ow itiK to he known as 'Ar t1 I* I of Anion minita t the INni* i tiU' n": Tli?' (! iifMl *-wnihly eh? I | 'ivjiie l?y I -w <nr i tc i*ondoii)tiailoti, i nr it^li | piopci i llli-iai cliui' t'lt, of ail tan ih I iiivi saafx f..r tin* ,?ioper ilia n-o- of | It e ew.inp aid ?? lands of i III .Mao; j ami ?' ? also ptoviilf for thf <| iit.1nle a-sesameo' of a I aiids so or in -I, for I lit* purp- at* ol |t >Iuk llle expeiis ?ph of such con (it mna'ioii and drain* a_e " Tin? aid Amendments shall li fiib< mlltid tn audi ma nor thai the electors qualified to v>>te for Men hers of the House of Representative- -hall note for or aitai' si each ? fsuc amendiiients st | urat' l\ \o enilnieiils Hlmulti be ot separate iekets Itahots i n favor of tiie a topn o ot an amendment sin uul t'onlmn ilie anieittlnienl voted ujiii* it Hill, \ tot lowed by t he word "Ye-"; ball 'a op post-11 to tlie adoption of an amendment should contain the anit-iidnont voted upon, followed by the word 4 . XT ? * *<>.Poll* mi each pla e will lie npi-ned at 7 o'clock a in The following named pern >iis have iter II H|>|Mlillt< <1 MAN AO Kits I H KI.KCTION f..r Stu'e ainl ('ouniy tiflU-es, i??.wit: * I in c.ster? \V J * iiiiiuiigliani,< i?rk Kohiupnit, It < < 'lockett. He air?K NV Hosier, J \V Pa terpen J I) Slcnle Van VVyck ? It It Masaey. H N < lyburn, El) I il'nmn New I lit?It I. I< Blackiuon, It J Klvim, H <' e e Dwiglit?W M Eat ridge, W II >hu e, NV in rn- a Tradesville?it M Polk, J F fames, W It Heyler Taxuhaw K M Lowery, M N John* son, J iMo'k. Fiat ' reek It I. liluckwell, <7 It 1i xt k, J K Hardner Welsh's - H F Long, I (J * oan, \V S Falkfiiherrv Ker*h*w-J M Carson, It A Milton, It s K'oytl. Primus?Krii?Ht llinson. N it Small, It It It H(.*k iiioii Heaih -?|>rinn*?W J Vaughn, \V It Bruce, J It I'll real t. rJgm?J B Harper, J L Adams, J A Fleming aimel ? J II Ivirk, J as A Cauthen, J R Caskey. Montgomery?J M Williams, J B \V 11ho11, W It Howell Thorn w?-||?J II Mcf'lintock, J Wren 'I iilman. W J William* Oil div of Election the Managers must organize tiy iIih election of a Chairman ami a Clerk. The Constitutional oalh must he taken hy each Manager before he can act,ami also by the C'erk. The chairniun elected la mpowered to admiuiater oath*. 'I ho Managers have the lower to till a vacancy, ami if none of the Manager* attend, the citizens can appoint from among the qualified voters the Managers, woo, after being sworn, can conduct the election. a# ?>?. ..i...... ?-? -1 *1 '1 ... .... i n>nr 01 ll)? rifUlUMI, Ul? Managers and Clerk must proceed publicly to open the ballot boxes and count the ballot" therein, and continue without adjournment until the -ame 1m completed, ami make a rdafement of the r?sull for eacli office and sign I tie wime. Within tlire? dav* thereafter, the ( hairman of the Hoard, or Some one designated by the Hood, muM deliver to the CbmmiKMoticia of Election the poll lists, the hoxe* containing the all >ts and written .statement** of llie reanlt of the electh n, One of the atiove named manager* ! at each precinct must call ii|>on the Hoard of * 'oinmi-aionera at Lancaster, Court Hotiae. H C-, on Saturday, November 3rd, 11MX), to receive ballot, boxes (Mill lists and instructions, and to l?e qualified. W. O A. PORTER. A. J. BAILEY, OEO. W. WILLIAMS. Commissioners of Htate Election. Ths One Day Cold Cure. Por colds ?n4 sore t h r?at ?v KerttoM's Choootales UiSitt Utiiain*. luily UkM M ess dp ud sitcllr car*. %