University of South Carolina Libraries
L" fiS^Sp*^ "& '" '-" ;?. ? n IkIt*# * *xir ?> rmx An- F*? j:j s*fctsr? t? nr. ?(r' <?>riahi- rfc* !' &*$ 9?>:,ui>4~i ot. ? -itecf ? "^rr^r.ar T~~y ^ P Li.M^lj66?4?.V" ?" ?KU- ? --*.ii i^ ij 3*Nmw%t* T ':./ rf>jft,Choerfld- ,*J in yBiaan'ncitfter |j J v *cptfx*s r.or ?5fieral. ^ f! iStorr Kjlkcotic. f>V\ ft" ' flEi. J i ! " fig**#-* V- f ?'. r (low. tips- 0 ; *fe. low i y*^.iipc*, lJ 'i V%y~rm^,-. wr ipc-i.P'vsrir.h- r,j J mm* ?*? I>* * a or Vz,zrrr. *?< ij V*???-?* .* t, ..-*.Xuf? of WU ' ] C*?VY^r^?iy ] V X / '- vo*JK. frtesgUM | S*W*-T itw cr Vf;AfFr^_S I ? _ TT o i, 2. """ ? ff. v"f**-v; '**%' :. * ~ ' 7 ?. ~ ?* '? :b 7_ / ? "~ *~* ri> ' ... 3 j - *- * " - <v r i. v- ? ; I 5.C* -i r "5 C *Wr ? i. " r - f * ? C ! ? ; i? I. I I r *ss - r i- - 9 ? * i??. 2 * r ' k * a I ~ 17 s ? ^ * Fo ?i = - f - ~ ^ ? ^ "STS* - ? ^ ~ '- n' r V fr 5 ^ 7 Z. ? '7 IT 5 ~ . r r ***" ? r_?< * '& ?? 3 ?" _1 r ? ~ ?- ~ s. #UNe ? * <=-.? *?w ?-.-?? '; *sa i?. * * 11 :' f g. | <?JM V - i ~ -. ~ i V. it* I ? If I ~~?"TIT i IT - ' r it I" i ? lim LANUASI tiK \.N?> ?lhN Kt. A",I- t !' )| flT <M VUt{. " {, 11*41(1. ( ? #HI I y ?Xt!H,n (Sll(|tlH< ) YB-<r? ?l/N " i I'j \ ^ t( 11 IS 1>. W**'* II > <t I > 1 N??'? >1111 15 A *4. I' M. A ... P .U 7-7 ? i> v ' i < <\ l I 8 " 7 t\ h <?J 14; -hfiiric Hi 2 8 47 7 15 4 4 T mt>v || ? 10 4'? 8 7 4 ?7 4 27 Fori li.tvvii 11 OU Hi I' <4 ti ?) 4 00 l.r L4lll!:i""r * I i 14?> ? 4<> V ? 14 I *.i i; * 0 :4 i nil rrt tkei c <>4 iMniii ? 11 i e: wmn 8<m u-ru U>*i<*ri4> N . .s?i <> Oh* , otIn ? I tiiiiuM 'i ?r - j tnil ?*j? Air Ijwm ' AMiim'h 8(tHi'in " fhr Atlanta uml pom** *e*l \ ? Willi < III Ml i (lit Sill N ? III Western Ran way N> 10 for enoir N U ami i ? t,">raaedia(e points an-l s uiin'i'ii K il way \r ? 33 f<?r (JolunjOi and poiniH rtO'J t) So. 17, Iravinif tlnater 10.30 a rn connect* with S mtiiu n Ruiiwiy So 3tf from toliiiuUia ami 'mint* south; flvibMr I \ir Lino ' \tlanta Specim" from northern mid eH?tern point-* * d Southern Ki I way No 33 f in North ?ru a.id em ?ru p linis, an Lui o&ater wilh s n & (i E for l(lark~hiijj. N ?. Irt, leaving Lancaster 4.00 p m. cOnnecta at Lancaster wiiii S A (4 E from <'aui leo mi l Marion and Southern Railway N ?. 34 at i/'heater tor I charlotte and points north. No. I >, leaving Cheater 8.10 p ni, ctHin-etH at theater with Southern Railway N >. 34 from ''oiu nhia and i ? it u wn HUUI II. Ja-< M. SEVTH, (Jhii PM*? AK? TJEROY rtPRINM-*. I'r^i.lfin * FOUR PAPERS A WEEK + * FOR ABOUT THE + PBICE OF ONE. X This psper and tha Atlanta * I HIMhWtck Journal for t ? SI.75. 4 Iwypryiii t; I ? I hhi I I I H I QBBSS3S?flSBnDHBSZ2X29E3B For Tnfff.nfg nnd Children. Ths Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the / ? Signature tj 4 i!" irvf c> use \J For Gver Thirty Years ppf. ^u|i rj? M \ ^ fe e m S nA l?ke baain TNr 8INTAMI' . WCW VOPH CITT. |{ tl ' 1 i '' < I ? It) . 11 i . <i '.in, in to ilia .< it o . his t"li iiiimi of .i ll : \ s I..I. )(? I llr> *V I" 11 I * 11 l|i I it H I f s . 11 h fol II' Oil N i \ it.. \ ??r \? iiit ^ i%ine I o it ii i M , 'f ten ta* Mil ! w |: i t K II \ 11 t'.iii i. % % \ - 11 i to* i ii in?.?r I t>f \ II ill* ? .1 A 'lilHll ii.iH li\ 11.C liilmUii ol OoUilifA mii?- ?i ?r?u t I inukr lie? tior?<>.?M<| c\?i i > . \ *>I > loh i)ll?i|||ll(|< C'Olild atlll I L'liril IIIIIA IO KITH (urn ft IV *?H J u I I I tit' *?lll' if ! tl I t h*? ? ilXli SMMII lilt i flint |MCI III * 1111* \ ?ru: li til Ukwn, ' - *1111nii l?. * w M*Ii- iIO?? I. 1 jo>ti iiifxim h <11r 1 ?ti itni thin^ t< in < limn I III tut- ??Ulliri lllllli; II ail TVIIilWt II I lilt' ivoiiiaii will uic u ' that II in I * KimtM alii Inns' mil I j t?l I It" I It* *11 III *I^IIK ilall ttii* clol.i** a woman ha on hie hIiiiiii mm much u->e io ha ! at a jiiW*f in a iimn wiio.i he hit j got 1 ho tool Imche I A? aowii hm u aitm.n think* ah I ha> caught her himliMiid doiuj , aotiirlhing he hmln't ought to, eh i begins t<> imagine ha look* ?t)iltv Only h who is under twi or ivhc forty years old raalh I known t\hnt h?vr i.>. The tirs J on* won't tall vou and the Wacom ! will lit* altoilt it i I;M I ;\, < i. i o r AV w N?V?? I < MfOVtTV > .X.I lUJTK >.N | CutfM < lonorrhoe* ami (1 et i . 1 |>> < , <I?>h ltntt(^ion Ih niNKiuai. I'nvcn stricture. A/I complete. To b>* car | ried iti vew yo?_k?*t. .-Mire p eve. la live, .-v iit tiv mail in plain a< hage prepaid, on receipt of pjiee. box; 3 for $2,.r>0. ImhwIuiiI liroDriitfKiHls, Aifeiila, Ham* -ter 1 NOTICE. THE COUNTY BOA HI) of Kquali 1 /.at ion (or Lancaster county, wil meet at Lancaster court houae on tin Third Tuesday in Match (19th inat ! lf?l, for the purpose of hearing ?riev i mines ot appeal, from the Townahij i Hoards of Aaaeaaora. 1 Tlie Townaiiip Hoards of Aaaeaaon i'i rnc II I (> w IISII111, Will |)B*8 llpOf) Hi ilie taxable return* in their reapeotiv Townnhips, ami immediately there hiter, forward y? the County Auditor a true ami correct atatement of al change*, or alteration* made In th< various return*, no that the Audito may notify parties of changea, if ant worth notifying. The Chairmen of Township Roardi of Aaae*aora, ahall he ax officio mem' her*, ot the County ltoarda or K<|uali /ation. Respectfully, W Q CAHKKY Bit pr."and Chm. C. B. C. L#. C. Feb 20th 1901. Relic of Confedetacf i Stat* of Albania Will Bay the Old defT Davis Hum*. ^Montgomery, Ala., March 2.? A feature of yesterday'a session of the general assembly wan the passage of the much discuaeed white hoiue hill, carrying au appropriation for the purchase and ma:ntenaace of the old Jeffer toe Dwis House here in Montgomery hy the senate, which wil' | to some ext> nt relieve the su*[>enNe i that has heen felt for some days | hv the friends o' the measure, i There was little opposition, the I vote lifting 20 to 7, the announcement of which was greeted by prolonged applause tha eame from {the floor of the senate and fr mi I the gallery crowded with ladies. Manv iiromiaent women of aiu- . Kama bar* interested themselves in this imiTiuiint and, of course, this ieterest in sharad by those of sister states, I hi* relief of the dare of the confederacy will now he given ita | proper place and made an interesting feature of the capital city. Knglish Female Impersonated Man 40 Yuam, and Married Lady's Maid. London, March t ?A remarkable story of male impersonation wu* revealed in a police court here today, in connection with an arrest for alleged money frauds. The prisoner, named Catherine (uorube, aged (36, described as a house decorator, appeared in the I court in male attire. For 4b years Cathei ine impersonated a man and worked on hoard peninsula and oriental steamers in various capacities and also for London firms. She says she was married al 15, taught school and then thought there were better chances II of advancement aa a man. Event-. . ually she married a lady's maid, . with whom she lived for 14 years. THAT THKOtfBlNi; I lihAbttllK > ' Would (piicklv lesvs you, if I you used Dr. King's New Life j Pills Thousands of sufferers e have proved their matchless merit ^ 'for Sick and Nervous Headaches. I I hev make pure hlood and -u-uiu nerves and huild up your health k j Easy to take Try them. One r j 25 cents. Money hack if not cured. Sold by Crawford Pros C 1 7 Drujjgibt j Four Killed end Seven Injured. l: i ^ | Kuoxville, Term , March 4.? j In a heed no colluioe of two freight train* ?> the Southern 1 railway today at Lenoir City, ' Tenn., four trainmen were killed 5 and scree injured. i I Thousands Hnte Kidney Trouble and Don't Know it. How To Find Otit, Fill a bo'tle or common glass with your water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a ' I . _. sediment or setJ j r^. 'ling Indicates an -t W rfervT7^ unhealthy condtmfjl tion ?' '^e ^'d11?,* Urtr^Ljr \ y neys; If it stains I your linen it is Alf/<1 ( t Tw^. J?i iJ evidence of kldjnd \\/ t~' Hi ney trouble: too ' ?iVAs// Sequent cesire to _ Par-3 or Pain 'n r back ts also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. What to Do. There Is comfort In the knowledge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's SwampI Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every , wish In curing rheumatism, pain In the j back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part ' of the urinary passage. It correct inability to hold water and scalding pain tn passing J 11 f\r h-iH <-! ' . _. ... .nvvx iwnvwiug use OI liquOf, | ' wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant I necessity of being compelled to go oftert during the day, and to get up many time* ' during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for Its won1 derful cures of the most distressing cases. ' If you need a medicine you should have the r best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and $1. sizes. | ' You may have a sample bottle of thia 1 tr.d a book that tells more about it, both sentOff address Dr. Kilmer & h?m at twuip-itmi Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When writing mention reading this generous offer la this paper. Tillman's Speech. Oppressed With Fear of UarpetBageery ' the Philippine Islands he HnwU Forth. Here ia what Ben Tillman had to sav in the senxte nn tho Spooa er Philippine resolution last Wed nesday: "We are all called en for many things in the naval hill, and I hear witness t > the senator's desire to scrutinize and reduce those appropriatione. We did the best ere could with tho light befare us, in order to give all the navy needed ? every dollar the department estimated for and a geod deal that they down aa supple mentary. 1 am merely directing attention to thi* arbitrary form of government, this new despotism ot five autocrat** or dictators who hare been selected by the president of the United State* and sent to the Philippines to inaugurate a so called civil government, hitherto under the war power. Now, after we have got to that point where we are told we need civil government, we are brought face to face with the fact that ifi stead of congress taking up the question of eivil government and legislating to give those people some righta in accord with our constitution and system of government, we turn the whole thieg over, like a pack of cowards, to tive men to he appointed hy William McKinluv. "If there ia any pence in Cuba and around Manila, and if we urn to hope to have it in the whole anbipelago, in the name of common senae and honesty and patriotism whv do we not eatahliah a civil government for the archi pel ago and let the outlying province* that are in insurrection he brought under it a* fast aa they are subjugated { Why do we not begin the proceaa of giving people the boaste I benefit* of our liberty end our humanit y and our civilization ? Whv lo we turn our parka, aa the senator from Massachusetts (Mr. Hoar* so elo k ' quentlv asid a moment ago. on all th traditions of our republic, upon all th# inherited feeling# of love for our institution**, to eeter upon thia departure \ "The question of mines and franchises and public lands un doubt edly inspired the proposed amendment. The Taft report proves that he\ond dispute. The republican party was driven to surrender it* iinriuik* ).> ,t\wm il,? , ... . ?. . t.T. disposition of those tiling* over into the hand* of thin oligarchy or this dnnpotiMi) of five hy accepting the amendment of the seoator f-om Massachusetts, itaelf amended at the suggestion of senators oa this side; and now that we have nulled the teeth, so to apeak, of the liven* that you proposed to turn loose upon the vital of the Filipino people, hy limiting the powera of the Taft commission, this travesty upon civil government, in the name of (i< d and decency?and I have no impious thought in my mind when I apeak of the Deity in that connection ? why do you not vote down this proposition and leave the president to continue, under the war power, to rule that country and l>e re sponsible, instead of letting rongre*s abdicate its function an?i turn it over to tive men to be ap pointed by him?or svsn oris, l>ecausa thsrs is no limitation in this amendmentYou simply say ha shall appoint whom ha pleases, if it ha one, live or tifiy, ami that all of tba civil power* to ha ai> reined there shall ha under those man, or that one man. Senators cannot afford, after they have agreed to the amend* ment, even to vote for it. The whole thing ought to be killed. | The Spooner amendment ought to j? e be roted down. The amendment, C on after amendment, oupht to | po in, hecauae, while it ha* in i Imp* measure improved the 01 ip>- j ' nal devilment, the sting ih ilwro till; that is, that we, ihe conorc**, of the United State*, will, like cowards, surrender to ilie pr-?*i ' dent the power vested in u^ to in j tire to those people civil povern* I ^ tuent of the kind >i id i \ p t ? wit' *h I tl we hare been accustomed. and we do not in any seiw? add anvthinp, \' to our reputation h* public men i or a* public aervn ts when we do il "Mr. l'ettua I desire to ?sk the senator from South t'tifolinal HI a ijuoatton, merely. lie apokc of j thin amendment a? aavinp the } public lands and minus nod frnn- { chines, which it does lint what . I HI does it do for the property of tin* peo ile who are there { "Mr Tillman, It does nothing : t i M They are left to tin* tiv cnmini* ioners, who are now coilcciinpi $li0,000.0O0 in taxca. an ilinii ic ' port shows, hihI hh I will have it , *' printed in tha Keoord, to show ... i h that than-revenues are f20,iMh>,~ 000 a vaar, Mexican silvcrd dlars. ? ' r ihaso men arc thus tiniir.l ^ to lacislftte and appinpnute that Minn t? whatavar purpose they m?h tit. "If it in not time f ?r u^ to h pis lata and inaugurate a system of civil ^uverninent for thw Philippines, then we ouirht to leave the president and (ianeral McArthur alone, hceuuse, as I said vaster day, we now have the honor of * the army ataadini; between us and ? the infamies that are proposed to >' lie perpatrated; hut whenever t? military power i* supplanted, ami you five these tive men, although a1 they may ha considered imuiacu- 1 lata, thia poear, the laiuptntioii K and the impassibility of resitUm^ " it on ilia part of thu men tu?> h select eill iuaupurata a scheme of h carpattiappery and thievery toera t1 beside which, as 1 said, the dark fi aat daym of reconstruction iri the p South will pale into inaipnilicam-e ?' j' HOW'S Til |m f We otter One Hundred Hollars He s ward for any case-.' ? a<uir'* that chIi- ^ noi he cured by Hall's < i h < uie ' K J HKNbY A t O., Props To- t |e.. ?, () We Hie undersigned liao* mown h F J Hlieney for toe iasi 15 jears and j( ht-Uevehiio p? rfeci l> boitoiabii in **li business 1 raiisnotions and Iliuwit-ialK i -tue 'O carry oui an\ obligrjliou- made l?v ttieir It rm l" Wkmta I kitax, Wholesale l) u^?i>t s IoIhih, () Wamiisii, klnnan a Makvin * Wholesale 1) uuuisim. To no, O Hal I'm faiarrh (ore is taken in- tt.-rnally, H.'iiiiir doe (ly tinou the blood r and mucous surlse. > of ilie x.-iem Price, 76c per Millie ??.t|.i by at t hiUi!|(li|U, est luminals free. * Hull's Fain11: Pill- are the best t W oman 1 v Beauty Sparkling l\> ?vs ?V Itriglit Paciw Ale the Fruits of uiiind Nerves. *" HIND1PO T,Ku!:iciiT Tonir and \ itali/cr I'utes .Nervous Kxhsuslioii, Hj stei la, Dicr.ilieHs, bead- |( xclie Backache A Female VVeakioesi io common a'.Ondiog tb? Monthly ! Periods. I i (i I I > 1 O P??!?inj; through the 1 J 1 i\ LjO tryii k dian tie from , | it IImkxI to Womanhood will Dil i ill h *t?nilrrftn relief and benefit. 111 11 Iplicli* Mi ll ftrecitfthi lis the .Nfrvfh, , leaiiMes the Hlood, I'lear* the Hrani nml Tones up tiie whole K\et?'||i I 1 M likes ? Woman l.ook Young And | . , FmI Foangi Price 0Oc, 12 boxes,1 $ *?. Hent by ill hi I to any address. I j , Hold by Crawford Bros, Druggim*, I Agsnts, Lsucaster, H. C. I ONLY $1.50. i; -MARBLc AND QKAnI f? ? S Monuments, Tablets, tlcad Stones, Etc Children'8 $1.50, and upwards Adults, $2.50, $3.00, anil upwards. Hutland, Italian Marble. r I A I II - i a. j. wicmncn.: t RELIEF /.V SIX HOUR. I hot r t-H-i n* Kidney ami !Uh<H?t j Dt??-HMe relieved In Mix hniirn t?v "Nltw (IttKAT HoUTH AMKKK AN Kh.NKY * UK*'." It I* a great Miirprlw** on i?c- I ount of it* exceeolng prom|itnra? in relieving i>?in in Madder, k idneya and ha<k, in male or female. Relieve* re fenlion of water alinoMt .mmedietely. , If you want quick ?e|ief and cure this in theremedv Hold by J K Mai-key A Co , Drug? 1st 1,alienate?, 8. C. * e- ' > fallowed a $1,000 Diamond #'Lrn? 1{ ililtpr ^hot and Doctors \lav IVv to Recover tho Stone. ihirawo Diapat'h, 1 at. FmIuI'v wounded, William late, neg< o. lie- at 111? County Jail lospii.il wiih a $1,000 ilia 11 ill I Hid in hi< atom tch I !? ?** > ahok us uiuniin^ l?v I'ntrolnsan Fredr ;ck Bush while fleeino from the ionui of his rohhery, August i ikIi'i'mhi Anderson is a wealthy saloon ee I in i lie alighted from a Sou lb i<l? elevated train at Twetity coiul at reel station and wa? at oilled hy the negro, who struck iin with a hilly. The rohher Hatched (lie diamond from AndeiMi's all 11 I trout and made Mil efa it to seize a tine watch, worth 600, with a $76 chain The negro ncceci d in gelll. il; only a ji rt 1 the chain. lo Anderson's yells >r asaiatance Bush responded lie red two shots at the audit. One lltlck late io the back of the end mihI lie fed. 1 tic |? >rti<Hi of ne oh mi ii wk? found in his pocket, lit lb* diitm >11(1 hail lioen swaliwed 11* admitted when tho jail hysician* told ii1111 he was about i do*. A ndeiana will a?k fur an utopsv w lire lute diet. The Exploeioti. Ireenville NVwa. We print from the CongressionI Kecoid the stenographic report t the klon. It K Tillman's explosin anwtit the sulfuring andahout>-b*? buncoed Filipino#*. Yesterday we called biin the mile provokei out that wu after eadin^ the very luief hand out ituii liuii by the Baltimore Sun: re nre convinced, now that we urn reaed the explosion in it senirety, that the smiles will he hose languid movements of the are with which weary people reet bores or expre*s their unived attention to ancient and hald [ikes. We douht if there is a single emdhlc citizen of these United hate* who lor a moment believes hat McKinley i* going to appoint ire hungry highwaymen to preslo over the affairs of the Philip* hoe* until the n^xt session of ongrens. Suppi *e that there liould he a thief in the lire, rould not the calumny arid disgrace come back on the chief exciitive and does anyone believe bat shrewd, clear-beaded man rum Ohio is going to serve two arms as President of this ceuntry, nake s good clean record in one nd then blast bis name and his eputation at the wind up? Not much. We fail to suspect Mr McKinpt of organizing a gang of robbers for the express purpose of noting the rich lands ef the "prntrate country." If William Jenlings Bryan was holding his jor> re helieve that the Congressional v tf< 11 l'i i' ? iii'i'nnnl nf ?!.?. ?l?I - ? ? - V w? HIV 1911 his moasure would have been in r?*tin<r|> different and perhaps here would have been several pore of strictly honest n.en from >outh Carolina yanking wires to ;et on that ('ommission at which he Honorable Benjamin Kyau Tillman has shown such convuliv? horror. To T tie Dea.fi A rich lady cured of her Deafteas and Noise* in the Head by )r. Nicholson's Artificial Kar )ruma, gave $10,000 to his Intilute. so that deaf iwwmb* Iinul.1. ,?r.~ o procure the Kttr Drum* may uive then) fioo. Addreaa No. 1067 The Nicholaon Institute, i70, Ktgtb Avenue, New York, J S A. 6m. WAN I'KD, for ca*h. I)<>kw?hmI and teralmmon Log*. Houthern Hard Voo?l CAunpaoy, P. O. Bo* harston, 8. U. 4m,