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.. ... t;jesbssb i . ~ -jf&ii .. r ; f: . ? i - r? .v ... . . J,*H 8 A\V \ *' '.uforAc- | i', ' jtluot _ . " id i ^ i PiomotcsDigestion.Cheerfui- ; ? "ess and Rcst.Contains neither 'm Opium.Morphine nor Mineral, wj i>; .not N Arte otic. Jt>v? eSC-M OrXV fl 'C. .C7X23W u ly w l| i4i.\' S%r.rt* * SB i7\ sJn - f m Am\* *tt*f * } 'oKJ I I % <"/ ' , . ?] 1y>i tiiivurni ; aL I njrj /tirmSted 1 ] "Sg f If. ' tii Jitfvr I \\:i.U/yr:*n /toi'J! / I . 1 _ #Jfi ! Apcif.vl !{vinci-./ forConshpa- ti lion. SovrStonwich.Diarrhoea. r jl Worms,Convutsions.Few ish- 1" 'j ness and Loss or ^ II ... i* ;i ? '.*: c Su:ale ; ;-,u?:'..r.- M || EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. p ANCASTER AND CIlESiKR RAILWAY Metie'iule in effect Aug. -1, ItMMI (Daily except 8un?D ) WESTBOUND I EASTB* UND .Io'h. 14 aud 16. I No's. ' . "in?l 11 j M. P M. A J.. P M ! 7 67 5 5"i Ar Chester Ly 9 4t? 8 10 j 1 5 00 Ricliburg 10 r S 47' 1 4 47 Baseorabville 10 40 8 17 57 4 7 Fort Lawn 11 00 9 11 P M i 30 4 00 Ly Lancaster Aril 40 9 40 No. 14. leaving Lancaster i>-6 > am. makes close connection ui i iie-U'i srith Southern Railway No. ;> > tot Charlotte and points north; and .-'en ooar.i Yir Line ' Atlanta specif. '' for Ai'-ota u.od point" west A >m with (Carolina and Not thwi * L rn R?ii! ray No. 10 for onoir. N. ?' and intermediate points, and Son'l Ran way No 3d for Column: ami , oiips outh No. 17, leaving ( h* ster 10.3U ? ni jonneets with Southern Railway N i 16 from Columbia and 'Mints wc.it: , Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta .-'peci ' from northern and eastern pom' Southern Railway No 33fi<>m Vnoh aru and eastern point-', an L r oaater with S V (I E for Rlae'.Mun : No, 16, leaving Lancaster 4.tin p n: connects at Lancaster with Si'&(? I' from Camilen an I Marian a-il ^.,w' em Railway X ? 31 at !!?_ - ? .'liarlotte utul point.* north No. 15, leaving C'h.Htio S.M> p jonnuctM at (.heaivr .villi -oit!i. . Railway X ? 34 from ?hj > points sou In JAS M. UK \ 1 11 . (4 (Mi CMS * j; LEROY SPllINh.H. I*r*?siiii u. ?a? miiimiiii iniimn o ?* | - |?*' lieg * CT$ r f 3 i ms-li.l I * * usiS~-!C gup '* E. 2 sc ? - <- ?*?*?? = s r ? g ?. ? ? _ I 2J iP*'?a X C J., i? >-+. < n o if VA- ' [3 (t B" ^ t w - wC " ? ? 2. n r' > zzzi- >ii; ^ .. - 3 HH X s < b; ' ? s. 3 ? -3 t? = o ^ 2T ~ c 2 cat. l'?s-1 = s o o * 5. O ft 3- ft = r S *- ^ ST. ??' O ftft r-t ?? f i g * 2. -3 ? 2. 41 c- ^ 2. 9 '*am* o" ^ ^ ^ ^ ?f rr ?CA O 5" ' 12 ^ CT ? ~ ? ? r. g3!?; ?- g. 8 < ? r^" B ^ r 3 S" W ' K? rr. 1% t. ~ | r Iff FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice in hereto yivi u in.u I wi I j m^tKe my ti.Mil r> t in ii j> 11 < ur. i, Vl'O'.il" foi 11.iima- i i.iiii ; > A.' mtoMi rntor of tlm 1'Atn > ' . VV. i. Edwards on tin- I ii >i iMmiary 1*W?2, ami ilicn a <i ii i-n- j airily lo Hon. < '. I). Join - i':ot/no- i JjiiJgc, for a Hnal illacon:im a- -ii A'?lo?iiilHtrator. J jiig E. K(Uvar<!s, Ailniiiii-I r it nx "SS*;*"8K22&r*.;, 1 ? ? Ti Ui-. ;|i < , r? ^ y , it, ?5f.? ? . 1 "f ,'M <Lt " 11 - , ' 1 I ! . V'1 iB Biro f Li Id ron. H'tv V:;;: , "?. . > O^pr.'jsO , '.- ; f3U?lgn: J T < _ Bears? tlio // ? ' Sigli'i i U:,, ..."' }V4 ! A c f tA/ of A if & \\, frQ-As IS I tWy , I MT ?B i: nf ilgfi { i w .. : : SJ . or Over ; Thirty leers ! '' '' ' | 1cr ; v vohk riTV. i . ' " ~ a -*: ; ( I North Carolina's 1 Foremost Newspaper, THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, liVHItV DAY TIIK YKAU. OALQWlLL & TOMPKINS. rUELISHERS. .1. 1*. CAL1>\Y12LL( editor, >i<K.oi? run yi:ai{. OBSKRV ER Receives the largest Telegraphic News Service deliver ed to any paper between Washington and Atlanta, and its special service is the greatest ever handled by a North (airolin i paper. T?\K S1'M)AV OBSERVER Consists of 10 or more pages, is to :i large extent made up of original mutter. SIIK SK.Ml-WKMKI.Y OHSKUYKU. Printed Tuesday and Friday, s l. an per \ ear. The largest |i:i[ pi in North Carolina. Sample copies sent on application. Address THE OHSKUVEU, * Charlotte, N. C. | OKNTLUiMIiA, Get the AVw Novel Discover y. 'wrnrn iei s ivi rrc< >i%' ? ( me- Ootmrrli >i' i (Jket inl to 4 duyv Iisa. t : is m<?gical. l'u vents strict me A/t r nij.iete. To he ear tied o'.m yn. lici Mire preNeiifative. i.t lis ..- 11 in plain package, prepaid, o i Hveipl of piieo. $1.00 per box; o 1 r $- f>0. Crawford Bro-, Druggists* A - jus Lancaster, sc. THE SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL Lf- ATLANTA* GA., Is a < ? i.*i a wt? . NMWS paper, puba--: ; ?? ? Mali lay nr.(I Tiltadayol < -!i i<. wnh a i U.e luteal liewa of ! I,* ' <>. 1 i l cornea over their o -i ?< oih'.ir olttce. la ..i ! i | m..i\ itinui paper. i.,o ? < i we have aeeitred a -peri- /-i!i? wtl > to?ni in connection '"()UK PAPKR asi i lot ->2 wo will aeinl The Lancaster Ledger Tlie Semi-Weekly Journal An I I lie The Home and Farm ALL TIIICKi: ONK YKAK. Tiiia i-t i he l est <*111-r we have ever made to our friends mid subscribe1 b Yoii I.mI is t-i ;a!\?-a.lvaiitaye of this nir. s*I ..I .. f- I'l... I " . ... ... .... i jviiiiiiti may withdrew ii? ir - ?*! ii rate to ih at any time The feini- v\ eck y tins many prorni m il! iii< n and enntrlbutorH to i their iulunni- nnonir them being IJe - .in .J. !.' . < *. Walker Lewis, lion lire c Jo ?: ( . \ n John 'IVm. ; lr <1 ;.( ? <1 Ii? \\ 'I I'Vlroi) bosi?!< - : i ir |. of - (11 lei t i<iil>rs, wi n t'ii ' e i -- news mutter. I ti c i r * I ( i . .<e well envored. I > 'ui. i f ws is woi tit tne pr,ce t tli( i i i !'.( 1 i let S- ami aee n 1 aii!. .tinned papers III' ( '!, .\ 'III Tv t ANCAS . Li: Dwi:Pj X.A?TG'A85?i)R B. >!. RiiurntoVour lUwcln tVllfi Cascaroti. Candy Cathartic, euro consjipntion forever. JCi. 25c. If C. C. l~'l. druu'gist3refuna ibobq*. Mecklenburg Declaration. )no Hundred and Twenty-seventh '' Anniversary Celebruted hy.Lnveiling u Monument to Lieut Miipp. Charlotto, N. C.y May 20.?The >i.c hundred and twenty-seventh tnniversnry of the singing of the MeeUlcnhurg Declaration of lnlepeudenco was observed here tolay by the unveiling of a monument to Lieut W illiam K. Shipp, jf the liyli I nitfcl Stnlf.ji pnvolrw ? ?? J 5 who was killed in the churge on Sun ,)uan llill I Mayor 1\ M. Brown, of Charlotte, 1 to-dav sent the following telegram: | "The Prosideut of the Cuban Itepuldic. Hr.vara, Cuba: Mecklenburg, the birih place of Aiueri no liberty, to-day unvoils a manimoni to ll?? memory cf Lieut Shipp, who laid down his life at San .Juan llill for Cuban Iodepen lence, and the descendants of the heroes of tho American Revolution send greetiugs and congratulations to the young republic. Cuba libre!" Col. lloyt is Spoken of tha C. S. Senate. Special to The State. Washington, May 20, ? Is Col. ,)ames A. lioyt, of Greenville, destincted to develop as a candidale for the senate to succeed Senator McLaurin? There is considerable tulk here to this effect in South Carolina circles tonight and while the Pulinetlo politicians do uot credit tho report, others put it down as qui to probable. Close friends of Sana tor Tillman declared that he would not look with disfavor upon tho candidacy of the venerable Confederate veteran for whom he has tho highest rcgaW and whose defeat for governor ho has many times since regretted. Heretofore the senior senator has remained strictly 'hands oil" though the impression has been generally given out that he is espousing 1 he cause of Ucprcsentu** tive Latimer. Friends of the senator have taken occasion to deny this emphatically and have alluded to an incident said to have occurred shortly after the AleLain in-Tillman scrap when Mr. Latimer was one of those who refused ? sign a statement circulated among the South Carolina delegation, the purport of which was to show where iho sympath 108 wiui lJemocrats in lliat ufl'iur lay. VVkethorCol. Iloyt can be pro. vailed upon to enter the nice 18 quite uncertain tint the suggestion , of his name 1ms served to brinyr out the fact that ho #r one of his friends would receive support frem unexpected quarters in case he should come out for the senate, and stand a good chance of; being elected. It is expected that the platform ' to be adapted by the convention tomorrow will bo presented by Cel. Hoyt, who has been instruo menial in its preparation. J. T. YY\, Jr. ' Fatal Fall of a Young Man. Camden, May 19.?Special: Mr. J. A. Smith, a well-known clei K, met with a sudden and trug ic deutli Saturday night. He had not been well for .several days, and about midnight Saturday night ho was tip in his room and and accidentally tripped, and in falling his head struck the tire [dace, injuring him to such an ex tent that, he died about oue hour afterwards. A physici.n was immediately sent for, hut when he arrived found the unfortunate man unconseious. Mr. Smith leaves a wife to mourn his loss. people are out ot work. Weekly Weather Crop Bulletin. Columbia, S. May 20.? The weather crop bulletin for South Carolina for the week shows: Cotton is doing well with good stands ?u sandy lands, while on dry red lands the stauds arc not so good and some not up. Little remains to plant where the ground is too dry. Cut worms have appeared in a few places. Chopping has made fair progress and is nearly tinislied over the eastern counties. Cultivation has kept puce with the growth of the plants and only a few reports indicate grassy fields. \Lice have made their appearance. The latter half of the week was too cool for cotton. Sea Island cotton is in good condition. Pk ITS and TRADE ^AaKS or return ENTIRE Itoraoy s fvCt Mild ino<loltvftketch I or j?hou> autl wo tend nn ^MEDIATE I FREE report on patentability. \Vo Rive the host legal service and advice, and our charges are moderate. Try us. SWIFT & CO., Patent Lawyer**, pp. U.S. Patent Office,Washington, D.C. wmnj??a? ?? ????? HOW'S Til Is I Wo ?ir?r One Huudrt d Dollar* Heward for any ca-e nf < n<urr'i that can* not he cured hy Hall's ('atatrh tun. KJfJHKNKYA U.t Proj^ To leu >, C Wo ilio undersigueo 1 a . e '? n ?wti F J Slieii-y for lite hiM 15 .\e?r , and believe him p'tleclly l.oiiorahi in ?>! busine*** transactions and finaiici ii > at??e tocirryout ai.> obligations mailt b.v tin it lb in Wksta Tkuax, Whoksat- I>11?t?^v Toledo, O. Wamiinq 1-Cinna.n v M irvi> Wholesale D.Uygisi-, l'oh do. O Hall's ('atar^b ( lire is taken int rim ly,'idlingdire t\y unou the hloon and rni.et/ii- eurfav s of the system PrlcO, 76e. ler l?>:?le Hold by u) Druggists, testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills art* the best HOKDS Uk?.l t:.)XO?Fvs \1 1 V at* rm a* "At the i nd of the campaign," writes Champ Clark, Missouri's brilliant congressman, "from over vo.k, nervous tension, loss of sleep and constant speaking I had about utterly collapsed Jt seemed that all the organs in my body were out of order, but throe bottles of Klectrie Hitters mad" me all right. It's the last ullrouud medicine ever s >hi over a druggist's counter. Overworked, rundown men and w< tk, sh l-.ly women gain splendid health and vitality from IOIectrie Hitters. Try them. Only 50c. (inaran teed by Crawford Hros , and.), h Miickcv & Co. Strikers in Distress. The King Mill Operatives NX ho (bought On the Strike.* Not Justifiable in Their Action. Augusta, (in., Alay 20.- A c. mi mi t tee from the loeked-out l?! ;iti\i-s of cotton mills in South (Juiohna, who cutne to Augusta to confer with the mill owners and stiikiig operatives, announced to-day that in their opinion the King Alili men who stiuek and In ought < 11 the loek-< ul were not juslllicd in their action. 'J he-South Carolina men tried for somo time to induce the King men to return to work, hut the latter refused, raying, the interference of the locked, out operatives was an irn pertinence. Considerable sufforing is reportin South Carolina among the locked-out men, as they are given no relief by the Textile Union. National Director Hibbert, who loft Augusta several weeks ago, O S * Kii viltrr ho wnnlit lin (rnnn f/Mir ila va V b * J has not yet returned. The rations issued by the stiikers' commissary are said to be n rowing smaller every day and ;t is aliened that no money has been disbursed us promised. Ten thousand tkTI>e Coliiis I>iu State suggests Gov. Aycuck ot Nottli Carolina as ii good inn 11 for t lie Democrats to nominate for vice president I 1 next time. it uould bo htird to find u better., as President Itojsovelt would doubtless testify, his admiration fur the loquent Tarheel statesman having been uioiis- | ed to u high pitcn during his visit [ to Chmleston last month."?I Chat lest op Evoning Post. And J since Mr. Bryan considers a Tennessee man available for President lie might agree to the nomination of a North Can lit a Democrat for vice president. Is it possible that Bryan, The Evening Postnnd The State could support the same can didate, with Theodore Roosevelt testifying to his ability! Tbat is a combination that would jur. Wo are more than ever inclined toward Gov. Ayeock's nomination?if only to get the esteemed Evening Post back into line. But seriously, the suggestion of Avceck for vice president has taken remarkably well; it has met with approval in many dilTerent minds. ?The State Stops the Conffh aii'l IVnvk* off the i ota Laxative Bromo Quinine TubJets cure a cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price, 25c. No-To-llttr for l<"lfty Crnra. Guantnlced tobacco habit cure, makes \vea!i I men strong, blood pure. 50c.41. AUdruzgists IlKVEAhS A OIIK.AT SECRET It is often asked how such startling cures, that puzzle the best physicians, are effected by Dr. KiDg's New Discovery for Consumption. Hero's the secret. It cuts out the phlegm and germmfected mucus, and lets iothe life saving oxygen to enrich and vitalize the blood. It heals the inffamcd, coughworn throat and J lungs. Hard colds and stubborn coughs soon yield to Dr. King's : New discovery, the most lnfalliI bio remedy for all Throat and I Lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free at Crawfoid Bros., and J. F I Mackcy & Co. WHAT THIN FOLKS N 10 KO Is a greater power of digesting and assimilating lood. For them Dr. King's Now Life Pills work wonders. Tliev lone and reirulalc i the digestive organs, gently ex-| j pel all poison- ! oxii the system. ! ! c-micti iho blood, in,prove nppo- ' | lite, make heslthv lie h. Only i 25c at Crawford Bros , and .1. K. Mac key & Co. Mexican flust I don't stay on or near Iho surface, b tissues to the bone and drives out qJ l' >For a Lame Baci Sore Muscl or, in fact, all La ness of your bod> that will drive ou flammation so qu i Mes Mustang If you cannot rea self get some one it is essential thai rubbed in most 11 Mexican Husk overcome tho ailments of horses an . It is a flush liculcr uu<l j>uin killer no I TRESPASS NOTICE! All persons are hereby warned not to trespass by walking, riding, bunting, fishing, or in any uthi r manner on the following truets of land which are in our possession and rented by us for the year 1902, viz: Tim Martin and Mill tract lying ou the East side ?-f Catawba river and bounded bv lands of Abe Culp, \V. MoD Brown, and T. M. Eilzpaii k 6c "?ro. Also, I be lUekbain tract lying on the lOr.st side of Catawba river and bounded by Isnds of T. M. FitzpniiUk & Bio., ibe Reed lands, and others. Any person or persons uisre garding this notice will bo prosecuted to the full extent of the law. 1). L. Adams, Carter Adams, Chan. F. Adams. Mar. 20, 1902?lm. Z>. Wer***?3BMU3BBIMB^~ Draotat* Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk Beware of the dealer who tries to sell "something just as good." icwiVAi nc^i-cuM i i ? m iiw B octut?? /x iv bjt" tobacco sprr I JC JBMI I and SMOKE Your Lifeawayl Vo>i can t>c cure<l of any form of tobacco using easily, lw? made well, strong, mr'iietic, full o' lew life ntid vigor by taking NO-TO-B AO, that makes weak men strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days. Over BOO tOOO cuted. All druggists. Cure .guaranteed. llnajc. lei and advice. t-RXCIC. Address STKRLI*! KKMKUY CO., Chicago or New York. 47J VIGOR qfMEN l'hisity, Quickly, Permanently Restored H1NI)IIJ0 S (Paris) CRHATFRKNC1I TONIC AND VITA CIZFR issoid with writ ten hum tun tee to cure Nervous Debility Dost Vitality. Failing Memory, Kits, Dizziness, Hysteria, Stops all Drsins on the Nervous System Caused ly Bad Hatdts or Fxcesnive Use of Tot hacco. Opium, Liquors, or /.ivinthe Fane that Kills'' It wards oil InSti.ity, t'onsumptlon and Deal)'. It clears tin* Biood and Bruin, Builds up the. t^haileieri Nerves, Hestores tlie Fire of Youth.and Bring* the Pink Glow to I'.ile Cheeks, ami Makes you Yi uiuc and Stro: g again 50c , 12 I5o\es By Mail 'o Any Add'rK lawioro Bi"K Druggist, ag"Uts, Lao Cer, iiiibiu ' nrnnwm-i?i VIGOR 5? MEN Easily, Quickly and PermaHantly Restored MAfiNimn l??viwtf IIA i i \J 11 LJ J 1V i > LJ H f 111 111 irt -o ?v III u ? i ilU li IS 11stiitce lo iiiii'- It- ; Kiis P/./.niea-, Hyatt nil, N v i l.i iiiiily P?i?. Vitality, Sh, .iii*; . -t-vs, , i i. g Mviiin*} ? Hi*' it i 1 >v? i-w o.k VVi.rl . Worr.\ l*i.?' ? I'ti.tw i Yoiii si ui Uvi r iiniuliesu e I'rici' #1; <> hoxos iP. in/iil i.. i> iiiu i?a? lw{.e lo any ??i~ in i.r t c el |>l of pi ice ^uld on y by rut.* ' ti liriM, Uru.ygi-lf, /taenia, i ail : ??*;?, S, P. ang Liniment at goes in through tho muscles and 11 soreness and inflammation. C. es, meness and Sorer there is nothing 4- +1m on/1 in. L l/UC pUXU MUU XU" tickly as :icam Liniment. ch the spot yourto assist you, for t the liniment be loroughly. - ! mg Liniment rl nil domestic nnimals. In fnct, matter who or what tho patient i*.