The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, May 07, 1902, Image 4

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TheK& 1 You ; ;c.v@ &hi -i-. Sft'ich? I f ; Jieara aio # ? ! /{V ?\? i Signature / |f' i , y s?. I oi -f^W Mw 1 *V\ ! A 'rt- in : ft |ir ?H :/f i.' |fse . y _ XJ s or Over J Thinr Years PJltJY ilSpl yliiC- Uilflrt TMf ' CNTAU'i . NiW YOPK CITV. ; North Carol inn's Foremost Newspaper, I THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, | 15V12(ftY DAY THIS Y12A.lt. CALDWtLl & TOMPKINS. PXJBZiXSHSRS. .? I? (' MAMYICLC, l'Mitor, $s.oo im:k visa it. OBSKUV Kit Receives the largest Tele graphic News Service deliver ed to any paper between Washington and Atlanta, and its special service is the greatest ever handled by a North Carolina paper. PI IK SI'N DAY OBSERVER Consists of 16 or more pages, and is to a large extent made i up of original matter. SI IK SKM l-WKKKI.V Olisr.lt V Kit. Printed Tuesday and Friday, $1.00 per year. 1'he* largest paper in North Carolina. Sample copies sent on application. Address THE OBSERVER, Charlotte, N. C. (>E^NTbl!Mi'jiY, Gtt tin* AVw Novel Discovery. sTP.q'f! /Tj Ti ./p\5r o T TfTPTC TP?1 -SEBB.tS, IIV.1 1 :? ITIOIN, ' utes < loii'?rl'hnc *. an<i (lleet inl to 4 day I ts aet on is magical. Prevents striei iii ?; a/i C'?ni| iete. To he ear* rieil ill ves* yocket. Sille pi'cventa i?e. Sent bv mail in plain package. o7 5 55 Ar Cheater l.v 1) 40 Mill 1 r> <x? Rich burg lo ?4? 1 4 17 Basconibville 10 4o N J 57 4 7 Fort Lawn 11 00 0 1 < P M .HO 4 00 liV Lancaster Aril 40 9 4o No. 14. leaving Lancaster 0*30 am. nukes close connection at Chester irtth Southern Itailwuy No. 30 for Charlotte and points uorl h; ami .Sea>oar<l Air hi tie * Atlanta Special'1 for Atlanta ami points west A'so vltli Carolina ami Northwestern Ra:ivay No. 10 for en >ir, N. C. ami intermediate points, ami Southern Hh.I vay No 33 for Colunibi- and points mull) No 17, leaving t In ster lo.3<> a in sonnects witii Southern Itailwuy No i6 from Columbia and points south; Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Special" rom northern and eastern points and Southern Railway No. 33 from North sru and eastern points, an Lantauter witii s C & G j? for Rlacksbur^. No. lf>, I iv.ug Lancaster 4.on p in oouuects at Lancaster with .'rom Camden mil Marion and Southern Railway No 34 at Chester for ' harlotte and points north No. 15, leaving Chester 8.10 p m connects at Cheater with ftoiitherii itailvvav N > 31 from lolumoia and points south J as M. HB vTH, Gen Pass Agi i . LEROY SPRINGS. President *; m ^ W X ? e. ?*?*? lie? M i-t is (5 *1. ^ C _? srwrV - ?.*55 l$2^ ? 7-? |.3, 5 *S s I ? ~ 1 8 - ? ... 3 o 5 ^ ^ " mm * ^s. r? - =" s -k = ft ? < hsj ? x ~ 5 *kU ~. 2 ? S 2 4? 3 < * <5 5 3 C" 2 n : ? ? ? A " x / c ; ? g? cr 71 ' 3 g5 & S B. - g *> ": % g 2| ST ?M c- ^ ?. 5 >?- g: ~ O i-!* ? * _ ft Eh ni O S" ' C ^ a 2- 5? ? 2 o _ ^ S3 ? 3 o Er ? ? 2S. 5- p * - 3 s' ? Sff.fea^ |-? >r O ' 3J 2 &. s ? s? Si"' v. a ffi X" r* ?. ss ^ 2 m. 3i ^ n 'n c* 5 ? 2 ; T -? ??. ?-f FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given thai i will 1 i make my final return in the t oun o Prolate foi Lancaster < ounty a Ail ! inlnlstrater of tin- 10-taie of he la'e ; VV. Ii Kd wards on the -Itli day <<f February 1OOH, ami then ami there ' apply to Hon. <'. I). Jones Prohn' Judge, f<?r a flua! discharge as sti n Admi nistrator. Jane 10 lOdward-, i Admiiiistr i' rix. \ \ \ V o i r? ?-oll?i Ol pJli'o. Sl.(m per I>ox; ;t l r S-.?r)0. tdrnwford IJros, I)iiiKuists* Air-ins. Lancaster, S. t\ THE SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL OF ATUtNTA, GA,, Uii iwice-a week NEWH paper, pub it-tod o Mm. day and Tu sday ol i rh ??- i<. with ? i the latest, news o' lie r\ o: ?i, which comes over their h .-Hi .. i! >iliiectlotlu;ii' oilice. is ?. 17i.i- | veii*colnnin paper. By a 1 r.-.np n Is we liave -eeured a pei ial /ate wilt tliprn in coiiiicclion ""OIJK FA PKli mii t 'or S'J we will send Tlie Lancaster Ledger The Semi Weekly Journal A ti I the The Home and Farm AIjI J Til It UK ONI'] VI :AI: This is 1 tic it cm! oiler we have ever made to our friends and -uhs -rihera. You had liett t talte advniitu. e of tliis offer at Min e, f >r 'Hie Journal may withdraw tlicit* -jiimmuI rati- 10 us at any t ii>??-. The Semi-week y litis in any prominent men and wotii tii contributors to their column* iitnoutr them being ??-v ,-iini .mmii's, iii?v. vvalKer Ijewis, Hon Ilarvit* Jonla::, Hon John Tempie (Jiavos and Mrs W H Kelron besides iheir corps of ? tlleient -?i 1 i ?i*b, who takf c<ii * < ho news manor. Tbeir dpparire well covered, 11m columns . ! r in.i ws is worth t he price ?.f the p >1 or Send direel i<> H- oflicc $l! and s?c ire the I Mf.itiu.. . nciit ioncd papers; one vci r, .\ddic THE LAftOASTES LEDGER, tArri'':.3'raR c. o. -- ..;Mi.r.artv?" i i'.'liiciif > Your I'.owi'l'i Willi CiisfiiiniM. I Candy CaMiat: I? , rtirn constipation forev er 10c 'iV. ItC. o. C fall, i'?<iu'KlRts refund money A Greenville Merchant Leads Devotes lo Per Cent of a DavV BusinocH to Hampton Monument Fund, the Amount Be i 11 ? $50. j Special to The State. Greenville, May Ji.?The patriotic purpose of Air. Geo. T. Burr in contributing ten percent, of sales yesterday for the Hampton monument fund was readily seconded by a long line or .customers, who were making a steady march into Burr's dry goods store throughout tho day and keeping the large corps of clerks extremely busy in every department of the establishment. The ladies from town and country were chiefly in evidence and they made it appear very conclusively that they etuno to show their agprecintion of the object in view. Tho women of Carolina will never forget the worth and services of Gen. Hump ton, and "whatever concerns the perpetuation of his name and memory will always claim their attention. Mr. Burr's generous donation of proiits for the purpose of aiding in building a monument It) Hampton struck a responsive cord in the hearts of the people and they have shown their appreciation of the occasion. The sales amounted to $500, and this secures a donation of $50 for the monument. Never Ending Corruption. tlrecnvillo News: We know beyond pet-adventure that in dune last, a year ago, one Sprinkles, living at Kendsville,N. C., wholesale liquor dealer, announced in the presence of several persons, including two reputable citizens of Greenville, S. C., that it was the custom to give the board of control of tho South Carolina dispensary from one to two dollars a barrel rebate on every barrel sold to the state dispensary, and that only very recently he paid over to one A. F. 11. Dukes, a member of said board of control, $1 per barrel on an order secured through him, amounting to $1, 200 on 1,200 barrels. Tho name of A.F. II. Dukes.is on the register of tho hotel at Greensboro,N C., at the time spdeitied, showing that ho went there to get the money personally and to avoid the inconveniences of the check. Mr. Dukes was recently re-elected a member of the board of contol, doubtless for eminent and conspi. nous public services. STAND B.IKK A STONK W A 1,1. Between your children and the tortures of itching and burning eczema, scald heads or other skin diseases.?llosv why, by using Burkina's Arnica Salve, earth's greatest healer. Quickest cure for Hirers, Fever Sores, Salt liheuin, (hits. Burns or Bruises. Infallible for Piles. 25c at Ciuwford Bros., and #1. F. Mackey Co's drug stores. Amos.I. Ci.minings is Dead. Baltimore, May 2. ? Congressman Amos#!. Cnmmings of Now Yoik, died at 10.15 o'clock tonight at Christ's Church Homo in this city. The cause of death was pneumonia, incident to an operation. The congressman's wife and cousin, Charles II. Cummings, were at his bedside when death came. (ten. Ij. F. Vouiuiins, Judoe. The governor today appointed (ten. licroy F. Voiunnns, of this ctty, temporary judge at. tin; ses... - ? 111- . mwu hi cuiiii iu in.; nciu in i^niuda next week, in the absence of Judge Ibichanan, who is ill?Columbia Keconl. Subscribe lo The Ledger Shocked by Lightniug. Narrow Ksrupc of Fa mily of Mr Hurry W. Adam* While Fish i Special t<? The State. Congaree, May 2.?Yesterday afternoon about 0 o'clock on a Ink;* in the (Jongareo river swamp a party was out for ji pleasant | ( usmug mp wncii inc eiccmc iam storm fell upon them with n terrible downpour. Thf. pnrt\ was composed of Mr. Ilarry W AduiiiS) his wife and three small childienund a few servants. Mr. Adatns had walked down to ttie lake and was caught there and took shelter under a large tree, thinking it was only a small shower. Mrs. Adauis and children were left in the tent under a small sized sweet gum tree. Six feet ( from the re ir polo of the tent a ( pitchfork had been stuck in the , ground, handle up, when it was struck by a bolt of lightning, knocking Mrs. Adams senseless , from a cot on which she was lying, also shivering into small < j pieces the bars of wood upon ( which the cot rested. All of the , s.trvivors are doing nicely now I with the exception of being nervous. The children were very j badly frightened but unhurt. lihVKAbS A CHtPATSK-j CK KT It is often asked how such j startling cures, thut puzzle the best physicians, are effected by Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption. Here's the secret. It cuts out the phlegm and germinfected mucus, and lets iuthc | life saving oxygen to enrich and vitalize the blood. It heals the , intlamed, coughworn throat and , ~ 1 lungs. Ilard colds and stubborn coughs soon yield to Dr. King's New discovery, the most infalli- 1 ble remedy for all Throat and Lung diseases. Guaranteed Lotties 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free at Crnwfoid Brosr., and .J. F Mackey Co. dust what the State Democratic' convention is going to do ".bout , the McLaurin problem cannot lie ( predicted with any certainty; Lot in our view, if it undertakes ta> change the nrimurv roouiroinunts % %J 1 " from wlmt they have boon all , along, it will make a mistake As is well remembered, Senator McLaurin was charged with being a llepublieati in his titst race for the senate. lie denied the charge and lie got a majorit y of the votes The people decided the matter in accordance with their own wishes These charges have been kept up ever since. Senator McLaurin still denies their truth and maintains that hois aDemocrat. There scums ' to 1)0 moro reason why the people should ooallowed to pass upon the matter now than there was 4 years ago. If they were capable of intelligent action then, thoy certainly ought to be now. A few j individuals such as control eon j ventions. have no more right to [speak for them now than thoy j had then. As a m ittor f fact the ' people the Democrat io voters-arc I as much on total as is Senator Me ( I Laurie, and ought to lie per nitt ; eel to elect him or turn him down : just as thoy prefer.?Yorkville ^ Enquirer. The oriee of ?itv?r 5^ ... vt in 1M7 rv mound 51 cents per once. At tlint rntc tho value ot the metal in a silver dollar is between 36 and 37 cents. Meanwhile wheat is worth 74 to 75 cents a bushel and cotton better than 0 cents a pound. It used to be claimed that wheat and silver were bound together with unbreakable bonds, and that cotton and silver moved up or down in sympathy with each other. ?Col u in hi a He cord. .No-To-lt!w for fifty Contn. (iuiiruntecU tobacco haliit euro, ninUex xvea'i aicn strong, blooil pure. &0c *1 All tli nrt'lsti HOW'S THIS I W'v ? ! h'v. -tlr u l)oii*r* It'- I iv:?r?i (>> if? i> & . rfh hit | ?>?i ?. * iir i * ' * .;ii . ii i II 'I j 11" ." i. <& >? !* > To li-. i > ' I -imieo. I a > I.UOWH I J i . i r 11 ? 'a-t 15 yoara, ami tru i < f tihi. j iiy ; onorablo in all i liiiat ii ui". .< miff ami financially ' " ii ? ?.o i?ny "u> h't^ationn mailt- j Ino l?\ m??i tii hi . \Y I_>T A i Rl'A';, 'A l DruK^LA, .f t'olm'o, () 1 on Wa i i inu RINNAN m Marvin 1???i< WlinU'cali' l) j'.f.ff. O. ('(] Ij'M'a Csl? !. < nro b <?*M ifI I nit ly, HOI i I i ilil 1 . v m . :. t!)r I !? ! nn.-fiii- Mill far * of ?ho > -fti--1 Pini*. 7Mi- i i"* l>'c? ?' ' -..'.t by *' otl I " lU'u'iMt.?. . i i :ni>H' . ? f i . I * "l I -4 I' " ' \ I'il lyl H > ?. ? I ? ?? lib Fi ri > " ?i-?r? c-% -l-t? t,- s\ i... Boaiu the ') K'n;1 70ll llavO AlwajTS BOl!?il! B%?r C&ytfZzZK\ * Anderson's Sewerage Bonds. j i Speeiul to The State. Anderson, Muy 2.?The city ?? council bus sold tho $50,000 or ^ sewerage bonds recently nut hoi i/.c(| to Col. J. N. Brown of this ^ city nt 104. The bonds are to ?J. run 30 years and will bear 4 1-2 ^cn per cent, for the tirst 2u years and 4 per cent, for the remaining 10 c#f; years. There was a lively con- ? test for tho bonds, representatives L, of u number of financial houses in you JuTerent parts of the country lie1 J thai ing here on the day <?t sale. Tho tcn ~ ? cure contract for putting in the sewer age system will be awarded on 1 May 27. . . ?"" ? ' \f IK?lvI)S IJL'A CONOKiOSS i? A] A 1X k'At the end of the campaign,'' J ! writes Champ (Mark, Missouri's (i?; brilliant congressman, "from overvo.k, nervous tension, loss of |'0 sleep and constant speaking 1 had !>i; about utterly collapsed It seemud that all the organs in my body i,:u were out of order, i>ut three hot- duties of Electric Hitters made me all right. It's the best aliround j dh medicine ever s >1.1 over a drug gist's counter." Overworked, y,', rundown men and weak, sickly 15a women gain splendid health and vitality from Electric Bitters. ) w Try them. Only 50c. Gnaran j teed by Crawford Bros , and J. I; 1 Mackey & Co. jjf % v u .* ?- If the Tilliuunitcs through fear fc/3 establish a rule excluding all who do not subscribe to the Dom ?era tic platforms of lspG and 1000, | then they cut oil from partieipa- gi lion in the senatorial primary ! , i J , em everybody save Latimer and '?*** Evans. Everybody who care for p. the sanctity of an ealh. Ceitainly 1 !"x * if I llill Johnstone, Henderson, Hemphill it. and Elliott cannot honorably take such an oath. ? Greenville News ' a tam&XTptam* st a >..ta&ia-:: Mexican flustan don't stay on or noar the surface, but p ft OOtl/vn f a fbrt Kama ** ??! '1 * ** " " ? ? VMMUV0 l?V vuu MVUU UUU IUAVC3 UUl) (U1 bU *For a Lame Back, Sore Muscles, or, in fact, all Lame ness of your body tl that will drive out tl Summation so quid M AT 11V;' .f\\ 11 Via Mustamg Li If you cannot reach self get some one to it is essential that tl rubbed in most thor Mexican Hustanji ovorcomes tho ailments of horses ami nil it is a llesh kculer uud |>uiu killer uoiiial TRESPASS NOTICE! All persona aro hereby warned I to trespass l?y walking, ridhunting. fishing, or in any lor manner on the following ct^ of land which are in our ssession and rented by us for ? veai1 11)02, viz: 1 he Martin and Mill tract lying the Kast side of Catawba river I bounded i?v lands of Abo lp, W. McD Hrown, and T. M. 'y.I 'rick Bro. \ '>, 1 ho Itcckhnin tract lying ilic Kfisf side of Cutawhn river (1 hounded. by lands of T. M. s t/.pntrick & Hro., the Heed ids, ami others. Any person or persons tiisreriiiu?; 'Ids notice will be proseted to the? lull extent of the v. 1). Ij. Adams, Carter Adams, t ints K. Adams. Msi". 2<?, 1 1102 Int. CANDY CATHARTIC^ * nine stamped C. C. C. Never sold In bul^ Beware of the dealer who tries to sell "something just as good." Sflftflcrr -1 Mki J?? ? VM ? MB???an?Mi ^ SV |3"T" TOBACCO SPIT IN I ?"d SMOKB Your Lifeawayl i eatt lie cure<l of any form of tobacco using I.v, l>c made well, strong, magnetic, full of r life oiul vigor by taking MO-TO-BAG, : makes weak men strong. Many gain pounds in ten days. Over BOO, OQO :d. All druggists. Cure .guaranteed. Hooks nnd advice. VRKK. Address STKRL.ING MliDY CO., Chicago or New York. 437v jk in mil i ? wiliff ISflB MEN Oitsily, Quickly, Permanently Restored I fiVnTPO I>?.'TKAN ilNIJl I Y/ (PIIAUUA's, ? Is) Gltli/YT FRKNCU TOXIC <i!> VITACIZHRiaso'd with writi gimiantee lire Nervous iJebility. st Vitality Failing Memory. Kits, K//m?ss Hysteria. Slops nil Drniim the Nervous (System Caused by tl Habits or ICxcessive Use of Tot ;eo, opium. Litjunrs, or ?'Z?ivin Pace timt Kills " It wards of!" lulit., <'oiibumptiou ami Death. It ar.s iIh- I'.M.oti iuul Bruio, Builds up Sj.a'teretl Nerves, Bcstores the of Y' uth and Bring* the Pink <\v i.i P.iU (Jiteeks. ami Makes you ling nod Strong again 5oc, *1 a txt-.s J}*,";. By Mail to Any Address, v t'o r?l Br*<? Druggist, ageing, Ban r, IGOR jj MEN sily, Quickly and PermaNantly Restored AGNRffC IRVINE -.'ill w.?; i a , if ton iiialuMen to ..? I i.UAtn l . I.':. . i\- ?? . . i. ii. I' ||M 1 'A/si II t'Su, riysi:i, N"iv n- lM.ility Lost, Vitality, ti i lilt I l,os-es, : >i i 111 Memo*)? 1 e- 12* of i?VMt?woik, Work, WorSickness, Errors <f You'll orOvpritih.f i.i o I'rloe $1; <S boxes JJW?. iiumI iii ji'mim package to any ad>-s on of pi ice Sold on y by iwi'khI Bros, l)ruggi~ts, Agents, n< :;s;ter, S, L. g Liniment oos la through the muscles and reness aud iidkunmutioa. mess and Sorelere is nothing he pain and indy as ?i 'M irflSirraerat. ' ;< the spot yourassist you, for lie liniment be ouglily. j Liniment domostiO animals. In fAot, tcr who or whuttho put lout is. >