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It dootroyi, Wuruia cuv. > F" vrhaea aiul "Wind LY ' * , cirov CoMKtipatiim ' the Food, rr^txtnteA th? ; T nn?! natural'sleep* j ' \ : cvY I^icziO. *Q ";>,A A?-WAYS Va- m ?. ki ft a y-> ? cf *-~~yrr. v/.'.vyw '* '- */> /? */ - .'* ~ vto- v'- V W r V np-yrf! PAF*rfl)f - *J ii.i. ii Wj 0 !/(/ U.?}lil /p:* t C* h Ww?i Wi Rntv tTitcT, nrv.'vc*'i t'TV. L.*_. . " f 'ZIJSteSOEtR I piifH Cfi n n $30 B fa Bb V "fly wile Imd i>l|i>|>l(>n on bar fare, but ahe ha. be-n i iletuv CASCAltF.TS anil tbey h?vc .%11 tllN;t|)|>iV.iruri I h'.id born troubled w : h roii-ilpiii i< n (or some time. but alter taUhit' tin fir t I'ascaret 1 have had no trouble with Wo oanuot ?-!? ak too highly >f i -ts " VkU) WiHIMAK, 5V?w i .I'liiiHntowu Ave.. Philadelphia, Pa. CAN DV PY ^ /V CATHARTIC ^ TRADE MARK RMMOTVfKO 1*1eak:inl. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do Uoo<1. Sever Sleken. W taken. or Gripe. Be. 3bc. M>o ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... ll.rlt.g Rrardj ( ..r.if, tkle.go, MonOr.l, S.w VMi. tit Kft TO V.'IP Sold an* guaranteed by all drug BU- 5 gists to ClV KB'robaoco liable. Honey to Loan I \M H E TO I'ltAdK I.OANH 1 s>?'iir<(l l.y a fir*i tnon^-t;* o imi-r veil f -r?i e f?> fiveje* time. pa>?hl. j<i iihih Interne at the ;ow late of 7 . iv; > ( inteveat There %ti I he no h nker*tfe< l olhel < <> ! ojUsinti charget! It. K WY'IB. Bmo Attorney at Law. . .. wr.e jTh-w.i>W&K^MC ViM?M? ? (li:NTLKMHiV, (let the iVew Nove* Fite ?im i IN.I !?:< rit IN. MtlU'HIil"' KIKI VJIffl llll in * days Iisact <M is tu- gical. Pievenio mil ore A'l o mp'eie. To be carried 11 vcm yo^k i iSure preveutati r - i.t l>\ mail in i>laiu package prepaid o r? i-eipr of pj|-*?- $1.On per Imix; d f r 50 <? law ford Bros, Driigtfi*'!-, a m?h l.tn 'itHfer s <\ VIGOR ?r MEN Easily, (jmokly aiT PermaNantly Restored MAGNETIC Mfc is soul w ill wrltwn i Uiramei- to cur- insomnia Fits IMzziuea , Hys-, tena. \?-iv us Debility. L'>?t Vitality, Hfiiiinal I races. ai ing Memory? the re-uli of <)v. i-Aoik Work, Worr? , -ti- kne s R misol Your orOver- , indulgence Price $1; O boxett $5. it tuail in p urn package to any address on receipt of price Sold on y by Crawford Bros, Druugi-ts, Agents, I ..as i caster. S > . VIGOR qfMEN Rasily, Quickly, Permanently Restored HINDI DO (|.?rl?lrftWAT PItlCNXJf/.rfSC&VV AND VI''] * IZKUIssoId witt^writ- L mum Fiend is Now i? County * \ ~ : world. Sam* f?r Burns, '"' .R-klJ)'Eru?- *" si.>mof Tavoriible Ofnirmir n>a *. v.. ... N' L ' ' A, ' The rvicaragoan canal bill was reported to the Hour* favorably, It wis ngreed to take up the consideration of the canal bill January 7lh and continue daily till diapered ef, but not to interfere with appropriations. Dr. Kixey, as consulting physician, said today that he was doubtful if Sampson ever recovers. The nature of the illness is a gen eral breakdown. In reply to a question if the admiral was dying, hd'naid: "His condition is very | serious; he is very low." General Chaffee reports that all Filipinos are traitors and that no powerful State can be erected upon such an immoral and unen lightened foundatien. New York, Dec. 19.v?It is persistently rumored that Secretary Gi^c intends to resign in aboQt a month and enter the banking busi- , usks agaui. in Chicago. A number of resolutions were introduced in congress Tuesday relative to the Schley ceurt ot ' ieijuiry, nnd all w?ere in favor of Schley. One of the resolutions declared that the report ef Ad miral Dewey was the verdict of i the Ameiican people. WANTED, IlibKory, Dogwood nnd Persimmon Logs. Southern llnrdtoood Co. Charleston, S. C. Postmaster Genefal Smith hit tendered his resignation, And is to he succeeded hy Henry C. Payee, of Wisconsin. HOW'S THIS! * ' ; ? * ,'t We offer One Hu idred Dollars Reward for auj cto-e o< < a'arrh that call" not b? cured by Hall's t ataj rh Vuo-. P J < HENfcY A VO., Props To leo-), O We the iiarieraigned. ha\e kn >wn P J fSheney for tbe lant 16 yeara, atid believe lnui |?e.rf^sctty honorable lu all btiaineHH transaction* atid financially ?bie <o carry out any SbUgatious nun It by their firm Wkht a Truax, Wholesale Druggist. Toledo, O. Wai.oino Kinnan 6 Marvin Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken int rnaily, acting dire 'tly upon the blood a;<d mucous surfaces 6f the system Price,' 75c per bottle. Hold by all Druggists, Testimonials free. Hall's Familv PIIIh are the best AUDITOR'S NOTICE. Lancaster, C 11 , H, C > Dee 4 1901. , Notice is hereby given that this office *111 be open from the 1st day of January to the'JOth day of February, 19*i2, for the purpose of receiving the r turns of the Taxpayers \?f Lain a*ter county. II persons having property in their possession or control as Manager, Holde- or ms Husband. Parent, Guar dian, Trustee. Executor. Administrator, Receiver, Accounting Officer, ygetit Att- rney or Factor on the 1st day of J-nuary 1902 are required to ii?t the same for taxation within the time required hy law. or Incur the penalty of Flf y percent, which ate taches in case of 'allure to do so. A ie-a?.sessment of ?U Real Estate and all Improvements thereto, to gelher with all personal property of every description must he gWeu to the j Auditor for therasnesrmeut for 1902. The poll Tax of One Dollar is laid j upon aM male persons between the ' ages of 2) and 90 years, except persons wbomre ex-mpt by law. The Auditor or an assistant will attend the following places in the county on the days named below for the convenience of the public Osceola Tuesday Jan. 7, 1902, 12 in. * Plejtsaut Valley Wed. Jan. 8, 1902. Helair Thursday Jan 9. Van V.'\_pk, Ffid&y Jan '0. Dixie, Moitday a.- m , Jan. 13. Dwight, Monday p. m., Jan 13. Tradt-sville, Tuesday Jan, 14. TaXahaw. Wednesday Jan. 15. Ftat Greek church, Thursday Jan. 16. Dr. O. C, Welshe's, Friday Jau 17. Pripai.a, Haturdav Jan J8. I Huiie- Gold Mine. Monday Jan, 20. K?*rWha\*. Tuesday and Wednesday Jalf T' jffl'Sn un<**y it ? < -uums* rii ' ^ ih Carolina collage, boohed j * 1 st?t? ye?"i frd^Y.edib ^o.-w vr i r V dP^-v >v*< iu? C. tl-J* upecial committee en the banquet of ihe^huuui aeeeciatioa of tha South Carolina coll* ere wan held today at the office of Mr George H M The arrange |/J "?- ??.? 111^ eei tuvu MVtllllAUUII was -manifested from their conduct. . The temperature fall to 21 degrees this morning, haing a record breaker for the tima decade of December in a pariod of 30 years. I Thara ara $350,000 wartb af pictures in band at the custem house awaiting orders from Washingtan far their release to ha placed on exhibition at the exposition. The National Good Roads association will hold a convention in Charleston in February, convening r are on the 3rd and remaining uatil the 10th, l^?ia was determined upon at a meeting af prominent citizens in the city t^all this AffariAan aftar a ivmunllilioB U? IV L HWVIi % ! V^U?U I mtiv with M*-. W. H Moors, prasidsnt of tha National Good Roads As-, sbciatton. ^ Patrick F. Shaay, a wall known prtting man of Naw York, is in tha citj doing the opposition and attending the racas. Ho is on# of tbo bant sporting man 'n the Uuit?y?I **rl menu were uiwruesed and a duikibar of deiaile finally disposal of. The banquet will be served lit tha Freundscbafs Bund hall Thursday night, and, an already stated, it will bo a Olruiorable event of tha centennial calebration of tha aid institution. Everything i? ready for tka coaiing of th? alumni and the students of the collage tomorrow morning. Tha recaption commit, tea will maat the visiting alumni, and tha alumni of tha College ef Chai lestoo will aRsemole just within tha gates of tha axpostion grounds to participate in the welcome exercise* Col. \ C Kaufj man will preside over the axarcisaa ! ?t tha tuditwrium. Addrasse* of I welce?e on the part of th? College ef Charleston \nd the local ' alumni of the State college will l?e made by MrH?r*. J E. Buke and the respnpes will nr made l\v M- j. Theo. U Barker and W. A. Clark of Columbia Luncheon will ha svrved by tha Charleston college alumni, after which tha South Carolina alumni will hold a business meeting and class reunions Tha entertainment by tha Charleston alumni of tha State college on Friday night will alao prava an en jay able affair. In II, the visitor* will have a good time and tha eentanuiul will prwvn a filling one. The class of "ill will have a reuniou banquet tomorrow uight. Gan T\ ade Hampton will ar riva bare tail) or low with the alumni, an tha special train over the Atlantic Caast Line. He will be tha guest of Cal. K*wlin Lowndes. ' .. * *; About SO cadets from Claraaon college arrived i? tha city this morning to spend tha C ir isttna holidays; an extended furlough having been granted by tha authorities. A number of these #ara Cbarlestan boys, tha remainder having came dawa to attend tha hop given to the tha corps of Citadel cadets tomorrow night. Tha crowd was in the beat af spirits when tha train rolled into the1 shads. Free from tha worries and carei of a student's life, they ware iutent upon making tha most f their trip. That they ware hap nv sit nrriuiniv at tKai*' rl*L,l N<>t ?VIX' Jmr. V!>..% f-V*- VyA? ,^^v/ iift) Alitor ?I ''0"rtui it'iin Ol? i iMsr^^r.: \ ?* t I notice in The Observer of the 15th last ? t'l '1 fri ii 1{ iv. P. Bright, in w.i h h * i1 v nil l employ Ob wore prompt*' p?i I tooe a* their w,i^ cu n. dnu, ' while he control!-"!, the* t>.i in??* 1 mf the moss Owen Ch?'r rv Tree Company. rhiH wtateincnt, to siy the lra .t, is raisleftui i^ .unl 1 cm prove it, 1 || I have in mv nnuusuui.... 1 _ ?? . M. y | nc ?? Ml ?rvri rl | letters from In lies, m ?st of thorn 1 poor girls, who cm i i 1 ntford to 1 lose their hsrdeari ed money, , which will prove Ih n ho roc ipted i for their money ,;i 1 \ =.;t m i !o no 1 return* t.o thorn Their appals for help in o oiin^ On -k their money *ie i i I I > ul. Theme Indies, Anxious to obtain work, sent i.i i i.? r | t r ! ? 1 and, b *ga'i working f ?r tbo compnnv from n<- ts 1 >v? w<? he, fore Rev. 1 ?i" glit ciisp i e! uf hi" interest, nnn they i?s?it th t th*\ have never received a cent for their services, and in a large number of case*, actually borrowed the money in or'er to secure employ ent immediuti-iv Most of their letters seem ie have been ignored and returned unanswered, except the ones end >*ing the cash. Now, while the toll month's salary might not h?v - b .< dun and payable whoi li >v. Bright seld out to his successors, still anyone ^an roidilv s?? that he .was due them for the fractional part of the month for which he seenls to have mado no provision whatever. The order of the day was to control the business for a few weeks, pocket all the cash that cuufe in and then turn it loose on some other fellow like it was a red-hot steVe. I am reliably informed and substantiate it that he withdrew $4, 590 before disposing of his interest. He gave as his reason for selling eut that be had been in the Gospel ministry for u number of years and after praying over the matter felt that ho could not afford to allow the world to come between him and his duty. I Dr. Frank Bright- hi* snn, the founder of this hi', he mo to swin did the unsuspecting, tried to s*ll out to tho writer. Ho stated that j he bad mud? (4,500 in less than thirty days and at tho inception of his enterprise did not hare a 1 dollar. His reason for selling out was tbut he had to seek a i warmer climate. With not a dol lar's investment, does it not seem queer that he was wilting to soil ! out a business which he claims is | perfectly honest and legitimate for a small consideration when it was paying enormous profits? 1 In conclusion will say that 1 de not believe Rev. T. Bright can persuade an inteltigeat, reading L-u-~i? 'i . * . jMiuiiu iuiu ovuevmg, uini ue ana j his son could withdraw $9,000 , fr?m the business in se short a i time and leave tts finances in such shape as to meet its honest ebhgalioua, as receut tvenU will prove. The ends of justice will aot be met until these men are arrested | and compelled to give up every cent they have wrongfully taken from those unfertunates throughfb* '* <i*^n^.<^ses ^^Kreti. forever, ^ utd IBOIMC. w^ ( \ WW -* J II I?? 1 '?' " ' ISAVFD AT ??4VES BMNK '*1 know I would have lnntr ago heeii in my grave," writes Mi a. S H. Newsoia, of Dni'ti'nr. Ala., 14if it bad not h on for Kleotrie Bitt?Tx K??r tfcro? year* I suffered untold agony from tbo worst foriu *>f indigestion, Wuterbraxh, S'ouiuel? and Bo well L)? spepda. Bat tain oxci'HjoI modicum <tul me a world of good. Since using it I ittii eat heartily Mini buve trained 35 pottftdg." For Indigestion, Loss of Apoetito. Stomach, Lfver-., i?l (ti lueydron >iox Klectrio Bitters are a V>oxjtivo, guaranteed 'core Only 50c at Crawford Bros land J. K. Maekoy & Co's drug i store. I WhiD i,s a Wife Net a Wife i Sp?&ial to The State. And.-r *011, Dec. 17.?A peculiar story of matrim nial entanglej ments in colored circles is reported fruui the upper part of the counitrv. A few weeks ng > a nogro | nino married his third wife, tie ; whs arrested for bigamy, as it apj poured ttmt his second wife was j living. At the preliminary hear* jing hvfore 'the magistrate it deI vu'opcd that he married his second wife while his first wife was livi tgnnd that he attended the funeral of wife No. 1 iu company with wife No. 2. This of ceiirse made I Ins marriage to wife No. 2 illegal, and he ia not amenable to the charge of bigamy on account of hie marriage to wife No. 3. The Philippine tariff bill is being discussed in the United State* house of represent*', ires. The Democratic members from LouisI iana f ivov the measure. QfHi UN! lllUiGEfllGIA 0 IXTEISM11 OTAIY Gen* iMi Pa-seng ?r Department. ?fme; KfTeeliye June 15th, 1901. iiitt-lerii Tuiie^ WESTBOUND. Lkavw No. 11. No. .H5. No 83. Deny. a'utleii 8 20a 12 60p Westvllle 9 20a 1 27p *Kt*rnt>iiw ,n r-"~ ? <v uua 4* w"|p Hruth Springs 11 2<>a 2 12p l.aiica-tei- 12 20p 2 47p Rlversiiie 12 40p 2 60p Calawb* Jet 2 Slip .1 iOp Root Hill 4 0>'p 3 40p Yorkville G 20p 4 18p Hickory Qrove ?05 4 50p akkivrs. Bla<-kshurg 6 60p 5 20p le a.vks Klackstiuig 5 45a 6 25p Patterson rtpg 7 45.i 5 49p Shelby 8 20a 6 OOp Henrietta 9 28a 8 4lp Forest < ity 9 55a 8 59p Rut lierforclton 10 80a 7 15p Thermal city 12 00a 7 50p akkivks. Marion 1 OOp 8 80p ba8tbodnd. No. 82. No 84 No. 12 Daily. [jra v r8? Marion 5 OOp 2 OOp Thermal City 5 86p 2 45b KiiMieriortlion 6 05p 8 25p Forest City 6 20p 8 80p Henrietta 6 8Hp 4 .Op Shelbv 7 15p 6 OOp Patterson Hpg 7 25p 6 12p Arkivks BlacksbU'g 7 48p 6 40p liKA VK8 Rlackslturir 8 15p 7 00a Hickory Grove 8 45p 7 60a Yorkviile 9 I6p 8 50a Bock Hill 10 OOp 12 Oft* f atawba Jet 10 20p 1 SOp Riverside 10 40p 2 OOp Lancaster 10 55^ 2 87p Heath Springs 11 20d 8 16p *K?rahaw 11 85p 4 lOp West^ille 11 60p 4 80u aRBIVHB. 'amden 12 25a 5 30p v i GaFFNEY HlUNt.H. WK8TB0U ND< I >' No. 15. N?. 13. I LBAVRBI Blackening 1 OOp 6 00a ? liHiok^e Falls 1 20p 6 20a ARIVR8. . > Gattney 1 40p 8 40a KAttl'BoUNO. No. 14 JSo. 16. Lkavks Gatt'ney . 7 10a 2 20p f Cherokee Fallte^ .7 30a 2 40p A RlVRd * JSiackenurg \ 7 60a 3 OOp * 20 Minutes for dinner. Note?Trains Npe. 32 aud 38 are operated daily Trains Noe. 34, 86. 11, 12, 18, J4. 15 and 16 areoparale I dally except bun''ay v ... Crnnectlons: At t am den with t Soutnern Ry ,8 A. L. and A. (J. Line. At Lancaster with L A O. R, IV A Catawba Junction with Seaboard Air Line. Af Rock Hill uiih Southern railway A,t Yorfcvllie with Carolina A Nortbweatery R.. R. A* RlackWhurjc With Hoiitlielrn railway. At MkaiK. iuuA "W - a*WVUO< IVI UlrUU ffllU ft. A. JL. At iKtrUm ^'b 8outb?ta * i. - 7. , . / *V o