The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, March 13, 1901, Image 4
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All Counterfeits, Imitations
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LuLanU ami diiklreu?JLIxpei
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und Flatulency. It assimihi
Stomach find llo\vcls, giving
The Children's Panacea?Til
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fllr Atlanta hii.I j???? ir? >a it
vim i armimi in i N-iMliwt'ilcrii K
'?yav NT" 10 for ? 11??ir \ >' an l i eermednite
points amt s .11? em
w*y \>? :t;t fur ('olumlm ami point* (
ami h
Vo |7 leaving < .'hester |0.,SO a ill
ttai nci'ts with .Southern Ka? w ?y
Oi froaa Columbia ami "units sum: ;
.U' i.ir I \tr iOne .1 unit a Speei ? "
?Tom northern ami eastern points i <1
Southern K? wa> No 8.8 f in Noifh
9fn an I asomn t? i:?, an I.no- j
9*tier wit h < n (I K for Mlackshuri;.
N ?. 'J, leaving l< itieaaier 4.00 p in, '
<a6tiuectH at Lancaster with S C A (J K
Carom ' nia leu III I -larioii and Smith- t
?crn (inlwiv V > ?I at Cheater for
Charlotte ami joints north.
No. I >, leaving Cheater 8.10 p m,
n#n II ?<"s at t h.'ilur with Mintl.uri.
J&tilwiiv V > .<4 fr > n Columbia and .
/?<?!nts flouth
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LKIIOY *Pltr Prudent
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HHUHIIIIUmillltllM
* FOUR PAPERS A WEEK *
* FOR ABOUT THE
PRICE OF ONE.
T>>? paper and *+ie Atlanta
# T^ma^a-Wwk Journal for '
? SI.75.
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Sought. and which *ic-8 boon j:l
lias borne the signature of o
as boon mudc under his |i?'x- ,
uipervision sinec its infancy.
110 0110 to deceive you in this,
and 44 ?J list-as-good" are but
t and endanger tlio health of (1
ricuce against Ezpcriiuouk I
ASTORIA :
titute for Castor Oil. PareY
4 I.. Ill 1 *
& ?i|ri9? 1 l in jl i('4in?iui? 11*
irpliine nor other Niircotic
vran toe. It destroys Worm#
f)
cures Diarrliwu and Wiiul
IVouhles, euros vJoimtipatioii u
ites tlu? Food, regulates tins A
j liealtliy and natural sleep.
e Motlior's Friend.
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"OR1A ALWAYS j
Signature of _
ire Always Bought :
/er 30 Years. ,n
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1 ).iv\ iiLioiii's in I oxhs.
Dulia-, fexu> , March ! . ? Disp.itehe
iroiii lerroll, l'< x., say | |,
ilieli aviest lain ever known in ...
.
til .! I i 111 \ tell tin- afternoon.
!'?. i r\ nil 1 er i el i .iikI I*. 11 no it hu- '
cniiio k vr l I In oio el? ?lli 11 in l">l. I ^
? ao tin n were drowned. Tile j |,
e?>.i i r\ wa- Hooded, anil the a]
-t am- nvei H nvod a lur^e dismet.
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.v innii cm nie? n s ear- tt<?o Jay tl
( ii-111(1 III t'W It rllL'ok, lOlllt'tl iii) u t
ha t idieet oi eoinuierieal note pa u
| or, that culled tor n*aii\ t wo j w
mil ion did la i?. i h i> w u-i coii-ider- j 1
ed mi leiiiai kahle dial it canned n
mueh piddle eoniinent. out twol.l
\ears alter that \\ illi.iin li \ ami a
irhilt drew his check f??r ^>ti,noo, - It
ooo, which hold tlit* record for a |?
loit'i time mid was onisidei ed ?<> >
notable thai thu check was after- is
waid framed and in he hi us an is
heirloom b\ his family. >ince h
then larger checks than that have j ti
boon drawn, tint anew record was tl
made last week, wln n Mr. ?l 1* ^
Miii on11 drew a check on his |>ri- |h
rate account for n
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Carter (Jots :i Fat Plan?
?V?nhino|(?n, Viuivh S Former!
I mlwii States Senator Carter < ! , "
Montana lias heen appointed I>v
the president a I'nited State* i ^
romiiiiaaiiiMcr of the St. Louis ij
exposition. lie ha* accepted I ho .
otter. rin- position pays jjs;>,000
a y ear.
NOTICE.
'I'll K COUNTY HOAKI) of Knuali- h
a / itinn lor liHiiciHlcr county, u ill h
nit'fi at latncRsler court Iihhhh on ?i.?. I c
Tlnrtl Tuefday in Maieh (19th insl) P
1901, for the purpose of hearing grievaiifesoi
appeal, from the Township I "
Itn mis of AHHCHHOr**.
The Townahip Hoards of Assessors a
of eaoh Townahip, will pass upon all n
the taxable returns in their respective
Townships, and immediately their- b
a for, for ward the County Auditor g
a true and eorreet statement of ail
ehanges, or alterations made in the
vaiious returns, so that the Auditor *
mav notify part ien of changes, if any *
w>?rtl? notifying. *?
TheOiairmen of Townahip Hoarda Cl
of \Hsessors, shall he ex odlclo tnem- e!
hers, ot the (Nancy Hoarda 01 Equali
r. ition. . Kfspectfully,
W Q CASK KY ?
Hu 'and Chm. C. B. U. L? C. ,
Feb 20 i 1901, *
Raining Blood.
he Startling Phenomenon in
Sicily ami lu Cause.
Palermo, Sicilv, March 10.? A
[range phenomenon is now wit
essed hero. Kver since last night
lmavy reu cloml Ims extended
ver the city, the*k\ lining a deep
rd. The rain now falling rose lilies
drops oficoagnlated blood
This phenomenon, which is call
<1 "Moody rain,'' is attrihuted to
nst from th?? African doseits,
runsported by the heavy south
riuda now blowing.
()\ r.lt SOUTHERN* ITAI.T.
Koine, March 10 ?The phennifiin*
now to he seen in Sicilv
xtenda also ver southern Italy,
it Home, the skv is \ellow, and
i .>a pic* :i ruin ni sjuki hum lutien,
lie heavens Ihmiiit dark red.
()id .Jim's Opinion.
The retirement from the House
f Kepre&cntut 1 ves of 1'rivste .John
.lien of Mississippi, will termi*
ate u lot of jjood storv telling in
t ii>hin?;ton to which his fellow
lemher* wore acc< stoiued, and
iv> will in is* the humorous sallies
f lliis will's in vent ion, which,
ke the jesis of poor Yorick, were
out to set the tahle in a roar,
nc of Allen's pu?d stories is us
llows:
"Before my election 1 came
omh one ni?j[ht, and found taut.
Inio 1 had heen otT on my cumui^rn
the leader of our party hud
roiitiixed a Cleveland Hendricks
nd Allen cluli, and they yveie to
ive a moetino that nijjht. 1 went,
nd whuu they not through speak*
m tne\ called oi. me 1 expressed
iv convictions, and said what I
anted them to do for me when
lie election look place, in ahoul
wo weeks There wore a jfood
iany negroes present, and 1
anted to ^et them interested; so
jjot the boy* to cull on .1 im Cumiiu</s,
an old, slim nw^ro. Old
tut o(?t up and siid: "Well,
eiitlenieu, vouse heard Mr. lav
ir and Mr. Ander>on on the
otitic* of the dav. Thay'so told
oil what sort ol a man Cleveland
., and what sort ot a man Blaine
?, and it don't look to me like no
onest man ouuht to have unv
rouble in picking out between
hem two ^ oil have also heard
lr. AI leu orute aUont hiasclf; and
e Iiuk repoiiiiiien.lt'il l?i^^?.lf
inch higher than the balance of
?? can recommend him thut it ain't
>u 111 whii? tor me to uuy anything
MU'tl nliout him."
Three now cases of small pox
fpic repotted t?v tlio Charlotte
)b->erver Saturday, in the vicinity
t Hiddle University, naat Char
?tte
)ver -Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
nhcaltny Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
All the blood in your body passes through
our kidneys once every three minutes.
:",i "the kidneys arc your
t^rcuTThe'V^ Tr
nT impurities in the blood.
w?/aui " ,"e^ r?*lck cr ?ut
> ' x)/ * AQ Li) of order, they fail to da
J/J) V their work.
l Pains, aches andrheu/
(Lij matism come from ex-IT*
cess of uric acid in the
??~ >6 blood, due to neglected
idney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or uns'eady
eart beats, and makes one feel as though
ley had heart trouble, because the heart is
ver-working in pumping thick, kidneyolsoned
blood through veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary
oubles were to be traced to the kidneys,
ut now modern science proves that nearly
II constitutional diseases have their begir>ing
in kidney trouble.
If you are sick you can make no mistake
y first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
nd the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer's
>wamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
son realized. It stands the highest for its
ronderful cures of the most distressing cases
nd is sold on Its merits
ent and one-dollar sizimple
bottle by mail now* Tw^>p.Rnn?
ee. also pamphlet telling you how to find
ut if you have kidney or bladder trouble,
lentton this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
; Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
Our Farmers Urged to
Raise the Sugar Bee
Mr. Wilhorn Talks Interesting!
ef the Possibilities of the InIndustry
$ 10,0()f> in Pr izes
()tfered.
'The Slate.
.1 C Wilhorn, president of tli
Cotton Grower's Protective as
ociatinn, desires to call attontiot
of cotton growers and farmers o
South i arolinu to tlio piopositio
of the "American Agriculturalist'
to a prize contest for ttiesugii
IteeL. Il is a ureut industry in tli
north and northwest, where th
1
ground is frozen tor aluioet si
months in the \ ear.
Referring to the editorial i
I'he State recently, Mr. Wilhor
desires to say that nothing coul
ha|i|ien Unit would he of inor
material interesi to the fanner
j than to have a sugar l>oet taetor
. so conveniently situated for al
j locultitie* a> in Columbia; it wil
juudouotadlv pay the investors an
the producei s
"It may pay the farmer so we!
thiit lie may conclude to let th
| sugar heet supplant cotton as
J ready money crop. Who known
Let every one try the ciop.
44 V\ hut can t tie tanner do wit
his heels lliisyearf*' w:is asked.
.Mr WilUoiu said: 4 t here is n
crop that is heller adapted to
cattle total Chose experienced l
feeding it pronounce it superlifo
milk c?tw.s
44 U here can seed for this yeu
iai obtained?
"Wute your congressman fo
I'lmt) I also loive made paili*
| arrangements with the Kick lid
Drug company to handle mini
seed "
"Can heels tie grown in Soul
l 'at'oliDa?"
'Why, certainly; ask alnioi
any tadv who lias a garden. Vo
will tie surprised at the arnout:
produced on an acre."
4 Has anyone in your count
tried hew*. raising?''
44\es; Mr. Mallard of Roc
llill planted one-fourth of an tier
in heels and r tsed enough on it t
feed one cow all winter, ami hi
aides he sold $40 worth in uddiliot
Multiply this hy four and yu
will see what one acre wroii.d liav
done. Maliard kept all itemize
ucsount with his heet crop
4,1 don't desire to say mot
now, only to ask you to puhlis
the prize offer and see if sou;
society ??r por*e>n will not supple
ment the prize for South Carolii
raiseei heels. It is in reference I
' ihe sugar <lut v that the great turi
war between Russia and 'I'm;
I Sain' i? now going on 1 want I
rail the attention of our faruiei
at once ?it is almost time ll
beets was icing planted.1*
The suininui y of the announce
nient of Iho American Agricu
turalist as to the sugar heat cot
lest is as followe:
"A nation *1 effort to proinoi
heet culture ami to instil
i
I success to uvetry grower of th
I new creep. Upward eef
already secured for hundreds e
tegular artel special prizes. A rat
opportunity for farmer* an
others everywhere interested i
any way in realizing to the fu
the pesaibilities of profit in tlii
' promising agricultural industry.
"Class 1?Open to growers (
sugar beete throughout the Units
| States. Object: For the record o
I statement that shows most cloarl
aed accurately the methods pui
j sued in growing one acre of suga
i beets and the results obtaiaet
irrespective of what the result
may be.
i "Class 2?Open to growers t
beets in certaia States and f<
certain beet sugar factories. Ot
ject: For the crop of sugar bee
grown on one acre that contnir
the greatest quantity of sugar, an
that is grown in the States namer
and sold to certain factories then
in, irrespective of the character <
the report submitted."
Surrender of Insurgents.
40 Officer* Hllil 200 Men (iive il|
to ('apt. (Julick.
V
Manila, March0?''apt. (Juliet
of t lie Forty-sov en t li I * ui'ed State;
volunteer infantry has received tin
sui render of 40 iuxiir^wnt otlicer:
and 200 men.
' Ilia ounhoat Alhay, acting it
cooperation with Limit Van Voor
tiies of tlio I'wentieth infantr>
if
| surprised an insurgent cump ma
" | Human, in the Province of Soul I
: 1 locos, Luzon, killing live of tin
' i enemy and capturing their sup
?i ,
plies
The western part of Balau??<
x | province, Luzon, formerly an in
I sur^eiit stronghold, is heeouiin<
" pacitied. 1 he leaders of the in
1 siirrection are taking the oath o
allegiance and inanv rifles are tie
o ] . .
I injj hurriMKierfMi.
S ]
III Ah h r6d(iIt of the anti-aulooi
I agitation ia Kansas, a "jointkeep
. erM ut Wetmore whs notified on i
it
! Saturday that In* would lie givei
II i until the following I diesdu\
morning to c'ose his place. He a
once got out a thousand handbill
f announcing a "grand closing" 01
Vionday evening, to which "on<
Jandair* were invited. A loca
I paper dcscrilies the "grand clos
' inir" as "the biggest dtuuk th<
11 1 r* ?r>
? I Ihwii ever had. "
r !
? n
j '
r 1 lie Wide Tiro.
' Morganton Herald.
Mecklenburg, always to tin
r fore in improvements, has secure*
d the passage of a hill through llr
I Legislature, requiring the equip
e uient of wagons with .'i- t .Vinci
j tires. We sincerely hope thi
h ! law will gradually commend itsel
to the entire country. Comtnoi
*t sense and self interest, regardle*
n | of statutory requirtuient shouh
it have displaced the nurrow-tirei
wagons long ago For a gooi
\ part of the year in this , art o
the Slate, the devil retires fron
k iMisinesn, takes a vacaloui, am
e rests satisfied with the niischic
0 done io the morals of traveler
s- I?y (lie condition of our roads
1 i More eloquent and emphatic cuh
m ' sin' liaa been done on this uccoii
( hull all others It would he
d hardship to force our funnels t
buy n? v wheels all at once, hti
*e ( it would pay them in the end t
h ; do so, ami would he a great mere
io to drivers of light vehicles A
f all event* they should iutroduc
ml them gradually, taking the bioa
to tire when their old wheels nee
IV j repairing.
* WlNl'KH-AlTIVr. MAiufin
to i h-racier 'o tledver ami col lee I
South ' Mini iia for d ' itii> i-hiiimoulecturing
win lesate h<>n-? f'
16 a y ur sine pav. th-newy name 'tis
ex peri* lice -equired Uu| reerei.?v
I any hai.li in .. ny cily Ko'Uoee ? I
? I ad''rcsse<l stamps eniehve. Vfani
faetU'ers, Third K".or, SU l>e-iri-or
I* it., Chicago
Killed hv L.wti Marshal
^ | Special to The State.
Yarnville, S (J March 7. ? -Fre
Sm.tsk. a merchant uad farmei
10 I
^ j wa* that and instantly killed h
..(.marshal Tomherlin this mornin
id at II o'elock. The drti *?iItv
n of a grare character S n >*k res
" listed arrant ami was ehot. Mat
^ J r
stial Tomherlin has hoen arreste
f and carried to Hampton jail.
kI , M. O. G.
r HOW'S TlllSf
We offer One IIumlred Dollars K<
r- war<l for any caae of t uiarrli that car
ir not he cured hv Hall1* Catairh i'nr,
F J IHKNKY A CO., Props! T<
' le?f>, ()
Lh We the un?><| have know
F J Hheney for the la*t 15 yearn, an
. believe him perfectly honorable in a
business tranHMi-tioiiH ami Hnanciall
?l' able to carry oui any obligations ma<i
j bf their firm.
Wkht a Tkitax, Wholesale Druggi*
I* Toleds, <).
ia Waldinm, Kin.vav A Makvii
? Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, C
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken It
1, tf rnally, acting dire -tly upon the bloc
l> and mucous surfaces of the aysten
. Price, 76c. per l>ottle. Holt! by a
Druggist*, Testimonials free.
Hall's Family Pills are lha best
Editor Elliott at Rest.
I
I
?j A Dose of l'nison After a Hath
and h Shave and the Forms
Are Closed.
* Atlanta, (in., March 8?K E
' Elliott, editor of the Austell, (la.,
N|Nev\a, was found dead in his hod
this morning in the FoUoin hotel.
i
I I'oison, apparently morphine, had
; imen administered liy his own
j. ! hands
,| Elliott had prepared hitnselt for
I h..,...1 - -
I??I ami ait a mm; I n|MC>l
I to I hi buried at his old home,
I Dawsonville, l>y the Masons, of
t> which order he ?vus u m?inl>?r.
The note concluded: "Lay me
, to rest an \ou tind me. I have
had a hath and shave and want to
I ho put away in the clolh"u I have
on "
! I he report of the attorney genII
eral ahowK that of the number of
j white and hlack criminals before
Jibe courts in this state last year,
j si greater proportion of the whitee
were convicted than of the blacks.
t I bis goes to show that the negro
does not get sill the justice in
Sunt h I 'arnlina, and that the poor
J down-trodden negro can get a fair
,
trial here, even if wo don t have
negroes on our juries.?Bamberg
# Herald
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Ttu Kind You Have Always Bought
-| | Signature of
- 3 Men and 75 lloir.es Burned to
Death.
Sun Francisco, March 10 ?
1 Hire# men and 70 head of horses
11 were burned to dentil today in the
drst met ion ?) f Morton^ livery
| stable The men were employes,
land were asleep in the hay loft.
J JAPANESE
iPILE JURE
A New and Complete Trent me t,
?> consisting orrtlJPPOHlTOUIEH,C p,
I Mile* ul Ointment a> it two Boxes of
* I Ointment A never-failing eure tor
i Bile- of every nature and dcgive. It
I makes an operation with the knife,
' j wliieli ih painlill, and often lesnltM hi
u;>batn, ui.neeeaeary. Why endure
| this terrible disease ? We pack a Writo
en Ouarantec in each $1 Box. No
. | tire No Pay. fitle and $1 a box. <> ?r
' $.r> S.-nt by mail, samples free
0 j OINTM ISN'T, ttftc. timl/>?< .
! PdVCTlDATIflB ' tired. Pile- Preventv
! IiUHMITA 11UR c.i, by Japaueee l.lver
1 I'el etnaml irreat I.I VKK ami KTOMI
ACII KKOlIli TOR and BI.OOo
c I I'lJ lil KI Kit. small mild and plena* it
,< t take; en rem lv adapted lor uni1r?.
use o <| 2a ren s . mw(I
t'ool . ? l? .ikT -- a, Ak^II i,-..! a
I lei
' ONI Y ?l.Rn~
n --MAnBL: ANU nAI?
* Motiami lit?,
5, Trlblt'is ???d
StoiH's, Etc.
Children'* $1 ,r?o, mid upwird*
Adult*, #2 60, ho, Mini upward*.
Holland, Italian Mmble.
1 A. J. McNinch.
i:/;/,// ;r i \ six //<>/*tt
kl l)i*l H-'iuif KilliM-v >? <1 Ulid' t'r
a f)|.. im? icnt-vnl i ?ix hour* by Nkw
(JKKAT -UUTII AMKKIUAN KliNI-Y
UK " I'l-i. *r<*i?i noriirine on irCOUIIt
of II- X 111 |>t oil) I >t If H III
relieving t wi t in blaibb * U i<111* \ * >?i <1
d ! hnt-k. in mule or female Itelieve* re
! fenlioii of WH'er almo-t .nim ?liatel v.
If you w*nt i|<iion iHlef *n>l cuie I hi*
in thereiileilv Kolil by J F M w k?*y
. >V I'n |)riiira'l>"t l.min..i> ? -J f'
To T'?t! Oeaf.
?" A rich lady cured of her l)eaf?
't news and Noises in the Head hy
I >r. Nicholaon'H Artificial Kur
JJ Drums, pave $10,000 to his Inl
stitute, so that deaf people unaldo
v to procure the Kar Drums may
'** have them fiee. Address No.
t 1110>7 The Nicholson Institute,
870, Kipth Avenue, New York,
J USA. 6ui.
WANTED, for oa^h. Dogwood and
lj persimmon IjOK* Honthern HsrW
Wood (/ompaoy, F. O. Box hareston,
H. C. 4m,