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P M A P >1 8 lM) 6 45 Ar Chester Lv 10 (M 8 15 7 80 6.15 KicUburg 10 7 8 45 7 21 6 05 Bascombvillo 10 47 8 2 7 10 6.45 Fort'Lawn 11 03 9 05 P M 6.4-5 6.15 Ly Lancaster Ar 11 30 9 30 No. 14, leaviu/ Lancaster 6*45 am. a-.ikes close connection at Chester ctth Southern Railway No. 36 for. Charlotte and points north; and riea>oar?J Air Line Atlanta Special" ?r Atlanta and points west Also srlth Carolina and Northwestern Railway No 10 for enoir, N. C, and inermediate points, and Southern Rail- < vay No 33 for Colurahh and points ,' oulh. No. 15, leaving Chester 10.0 ? am, ounects with Southern Railway No. 1 ?, M from Columbia ami points south; Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Special" \ 'rom northern and eastern points and : Southern Railway No. 33 from North- ' *rn and eastern points, an ? Lan-1 mater with iCiOE for Hlacksburg. No. 16, leaving Lancaster 5 15 p m, ( .xmuects at Lancaster with 8 <J & G E 1 "Tom Camden and Marion, and South- ' *rn Railway No. 34 at Cheater for charlotte and poiuU north. '?No. 17, leaving Chester 8.15 p m, ' connects at Chester with noutheru * Railway N?. 31 from 'oiumnia and r point* south. ' JaS M. HE \TH, (Jen Pass Agt { ^LEROJ^PBlMlft^rwrnieiii^ ] jM <! D- r3 ? T3 t. n ?ZJ < o ? a, ^ ni I r* i | & p 55* fllsiirisr . fnUll.?3=S. 1 r* wgaQpgB ? S _ o ? 8 - E-B g g- * s S:'ffrsl .? aaA (9 D ? Q. _ js > SSL x?' n ^ S h> c 30 ? 5' tt ' O S o ? 3 CD 3 2 ? g-B g/2 ? W M 5,Bg.:5-^ 20 =? # 2 i 5 S. ? a Z ? '. ?-? ?|tl s * e'. ft " SS^.* 2 IT | s s r s ? s- i CD 3 ? 3 ?>.? <-? ' n 3 a n ? rt c g ? ? ^ crp S I f S O 5* ^ 25. <t a 2L 2. ^ P" ? ~ ~ ? 3 'c ?? ' ?lf; J* 3. , r* 1- * 83 a f <9 ft?! VIGOR or MEN Easily, Quickly and PermaNantlv Rflqfnrpri MAGNETIC NERVINE: in sold with a written puarantec to cure Insomnia, Fits. Dizzine*", Hys t?rla, Nervous Debility. Lost Vitalitv. ! Heminal LoHsea, Kuiting Memory ? the re-ult of Over-work. Work, Wor- | ry, Sickneyw, Errora of Youth or Over- ^ indulgence Price #1; O boxes $/>. * B\' mall in plain package to any ad- fv Iresa on receipt of price. Hold omy by t CVawford Broa, Druggista, Agents, c l4kocaeter, H, Jj ?y. -v- jsb^-j* ^i?.'' hou-I.'. \. ',h Ii *...h Iicitn hoi* I,i. v:- " iguatnre of ; > '). ou' .-iflcr his pcr? sui?e vlsh .nor. itsiiiAuicy. no ono to '*:* { iv? you in this. a:ul"t)i. '' ><l" am hut ? and endanger Cto health or riotico again experiment. ASTORIA ititutc for Castor Oil, PareSyrups. It is Pleasant. It irpliinc nor other Nnrcotio irantco. It destroys Worms cures Dlarrhiea and Wind Troubles, cures Constipation itcs the Pood, regulates the : healthy and natural sleep, o Mother's Friend. "OR IA always Signature en _ ie Always nought ^er 30 Years. RRAV RTRCCY. NtW YORR CITY. S'ortli Carolina's Foremost Newspaper, rHE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, EVERY I>AY THE YE Alt. CALOWfcLL & TOMPKINS. FUBZ.ZRBB&8. .1. P. CALDWELL, Editor. $8.00 PER YEAIt. OBSERVER 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 Carolina paper. LHESUNDAY OBSERVER Consists of 16 or more pages, and is to a large extent made up of original matter. >11K SEMI-WEEKLY OBSERVER. Printed Tuesday and Friday, $1.00 per year. The largest paper in North Carolina. Sample copies sent on application. Address THE OBSERVER, Charlotte, N. C. lENTLEMK^, Get the iVew Novel Discovery. UT6OT MUX INJECTION, < ures Gonorrhoea and Gleet inl to 4 lays Its action is magical. Prevents it riot u re A/I complete. To be car* led in vea1 yocket. Sure preventaive. Sent bv mail in plain package, irepald, on receipt of pjice. $1.00 per >ox; 3 f r $2.50. Urawford Bros, Druggists, Agenia. Lancaster, H. C. THE SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL OF ATLANTA, 8A., sa twice-a-week NEWS paper, pub ished on Monday and Tuesday of ajh wc- k, with all the latest news of he world, which comes over their ea?e<l wires direct to their office. Is u eight-page seven-column paper. By arrangements we have secured a peeial rate with them in connection "OUR PAPER and for $2 we will send Tbe Lancaster Ledger The Semi-Weekly Journal And the The Home and Farm ALL THREE ONE YEAR. L'liis is the best offer we have ever nadetoour friends and subscrib ers iTou had better take advantage of lis >ffer ut once, for The Journal may vilhdraw their special rate to us ai my time. The Hemi- weekly has many promiient men and women contributors to heir coiuinns, among: them being 3ev Sam Jones, Kev. Walker Lewis, ion Harvie Jordan, Hon John Tern jle Glaves and Mrs W H Felron b?idea their < orps of efficient editors vho take caie of the news matter, rheir depa* in ents are well covered Its columns ?.f farm news is worth hepr.ee of the papers Send direct to this office $2 and he sure the threeahone-mentloned paper >ne year, Address. THE LANCASTER LEDGER, LASVOASTBK. 8. O. HAM'T TOBACCOsST L/ W | >1 ana SMOKE , Your Lifeawayt rou can be t tired of any form of tobacco using asily |>e made well, strong, magnetic, full of icw life and vigor by taking MO - TO'BAO. nat makes weak men strong. Many gaia f"iX>Ur,d,',ln !?? tU3r"- B00,000 ured. All druggist*. Cure guaranteed. Book. fLtSS/U.'i ^icc Address STKRX,INa tKMKDY CO., Chicago or New York. 4J7 .Quarterly Of tlie County Board < Lancaster County foi it lug April I, 1902 3Gtli, 1902NO. < F WHEN INWH08R CLAIM. PRESENTED. FAVOR, H6 Aj.ril 7, D A Funderburk, 8 4? " " .Tno P Hunter, .t 147 ' " " Hi 14S " " A 0 Onmes, 140 " " J L lUrton. Ha 150 " C* F Pay8eui', lt? 151 W P (,'nnkoy, St 152 " " J J it 1j A Hober's, B 113 " W M Uoooli, H 151 " ' A O Kowell, 155 " " T W McMr.rmy, Si 15(5 " J M Cnsley, It 157 " Or F C Hiuson, A 158 * * I T Hunter, 1 15'.) April 12, W I Wi.liaojR, fl ip.? T t i>- - aj v x e yt js 51 " " Dr K H *app, p !JJ " * li P ClybnrnA oth W " 1!>- ?T Wren 'Illlruau. I] " " ? w Mackey, \ J 6? " - H W Mohloy 40W Mackf 15? " " It J Harper, 8< !r'3 " " J Wren Tillman, K'8 " * J T Barton. fl ' * W A 8hute, S 70 F It Mnasey, \ }7l f J B Bell, S }i=i " " L P Olyburn, V '73 " " KBAMCo. 8 1 '* " ' J B Langley J *75 " G 8 Stones, [ Ji6. " " H 8 Hays, }7' " " LCJPayseur, 8i 178 .. WQCaskey. S, }7J ' J b Hinson, lt< 180 April 2^, 8 G Penitentiary 81 j?t " LPClyburr, \> }?2 .. Dr K M Pott A IKn H T 1X7 ii7;n:. _ 5^ ' " J A Hyatt, fi JJJ ' " Jo" M Caakey, ? *5 ' " J T Canthen, 8 V u " JjPb Hammond, R " Thos McMurrav I 1*9 " " W J Ferrell I 190 " " Jno A Cook p i !2i " WCCauthen Ha 192 May 6 W B Bruce and Berry Mobley wrv 193 B A Hilton 8 291 " *' J P Hunter Sab 19ft " J P Hunter Jail 199 " " J B Connor Makl 19' " " ]? T King Reptt 19? " " Dr W M Orawf >rd 199 J E Patterson w 200 " B a Hilton an 2*1 " " W H L. Porter sa 2?2 - WSL Portei disb ?93 " *? J A Est ridge aei -94 * " J King and J H Kirk service a 206 WI Horton aert 206 T W McMurrny ea 207 Dr 8 H Ezzell A 208 ' ' A <3 Roweli 8 209 J L Barton Hal 210 " ' Walk sr. Evans &, ? 211 " " Simpson Blackmon 212 ' W F Garvin 213 - J E Patterson 214 ' I an Mer Co . 216 May '10 W A Cames 216 ? " I, C Payseui 217 " " J Davis Caskey 218 ?' W C Hough 219 17 J P Hunter < 250 ' Jno L Hall I 221 24 J J Perry 22^ " " CI)us I) Jones I 223 " Reese Hleele t 224 " " R H Happ W 22ft ? Joe M Caskey K 226 " " W J Cunningham ai R E Mcllwain 8 227 " - W Q Ca?key 228 L, J Perry 229 " " Stevens Lumber Co, 230 " ? Heath Bkg & Mer 6o, 231 " 2 Dr R 8 Beckham, Kx i 232 " " J P Hunter, jail repor 233 ? " JP Hunter, salaryT 234 " Jno A Cook, salary. 236 " " J. E. Patterson, work 236 " " W S Blackmon, guard 237 " " W D Johnson, repairii 238 " * Thos Ely, work on pul 239 " " W O Cauthcn,pauper e oi? " " " " wl*ry? 241 " John If Perry, salary 242 ' Jos F Gregory, salary 243 " ? T W McMurray, salar, ?w a v nuweii, naiary m 246 44 44 E W Horton, repair* t 247 44 " WI Creusbaw, salary 248 " " HN Patterson, servici 249 ' 44 J P Hunter, conveyinj 260 June 1 I* S Porter, servioe* ai 261 " 8 D K Hall, salary and i 262 44 7 N B Cousar, bauliog i 263 44 14 A K Bailey, repairirg 264 - 44 O W Mackey, service* 266 ? 44 J T Hunter, repairing 266 44 " J P 44 conveyinj 267 44 23 W J Cunningham, rep . 268 " 44 J L Caskey, repairing 266 44 H J Mackey, repair!*! 260 44 44 Sinking Funrt^ommisi 261 44 '' WQ Caskey, salary as 262 s 44 44 J B Caskey, repairing 263 44 44 L J Perry, salary, 264 44 44 Ellison Small, lumber, 266 44 " J A Hyatt, lumber for 266 44 44 S J Richardson, repaii 267 44 44 Samuel Laney, serrice 268 44 44 W T Wolfe, work on a 260 44 24 James Knight, repair! 270 44 27 J A Cook, salary as ai L. J. PERRY, Clerk, A Battel Ball Kills the Pitcher. 1 Midlothian, Tex., Jnly 5.? g l'itcher Charles Harrington, who , until recently was a member of s the Dallas team of the Texas t league, was killed by abutted ball here today. Harrington had 1 pitched a ball which was bit back $ to the pitcher, striking him i n the ] I .. L. I* - ? . . siuuMuii. narringion neidetf the t hall, made tho assist. in putting r the runner out and then dropped dead. I _ t Banctte Tour With Cut caret*. I i ..Candy Cathartic, cura constipation forever. 1 i 1 SC9.80O. U 010.O.IAU. druggists rotund monaat. ' Report ?f CommiHHioiKM'R of v the Quarter beginan<l ending Juu? NATDKE OF AMOUNT NO OF THE CLAIM. CLAIMEK t'HE^K ervic > n< assessor, $ 1 00 275 til report. . 150 CO 1x7 ilnry as abend". 250 C ) 187 magistiate, 12 5<> 185 lary Supt cb gang. 10 f'l 13G tnairitlg aaah. C) 188 ilar.v uk on giatrate 75 00 101 alary as uiag and const, 25 00 1*9 ( pairing bridge. fit'l 19? i ilar/, etc., Supt Ed, 46 27 192 ilary hh county v mi. 4 17 193 I epuiriog bridge, 3 On 191 ( lll<>|>nv, ill I I UHj 'an per expense*, 1 25 197 lepuuing bridge, 2 no '2*26 ilury as coin & clerk, 12 50 '217 rofoRfiional services, 22 00 200 1 'ork on fac'iry bill, 19 35 201 lau ing rock, 37 60 255 ' Inking arrest, 3 20 215 sy Sal as mag ,1 const 25 00 214 si vie v an nisessor, 1 00 202 , 2 3J 204 lauling rock, 4 C3 205 ervices as assessor, 3 20 206 Vork for cbain gang, 18 40 207 ervices as assessor. 1.10 208 fork on factory hill. 3 4 5 209 ( applies for chain gang, 121 79 210 lepairing roa 1, 6 10 211 ,amber, 1 50 212 food for chain goDg, 90 213 ipplies for cli gang, 21 85 267 ilary as Contv Snp'r, 25 t0 216 apairing road 9 00 218 tripes for convicts 21 60 ? fork ou factory bill, 22 50 219 ntopsy, 15 00 233 ervices as assessor, 1 50 220 iridge ?% salary, 181 70 221 alary as Snpt P H, 80 10 223 alary as magst, 25 00 224 spairing br dge, 60 225 iapatrlug road 1 60 227 lauling rojk 2 50 228 lary as Auditor 25 00 229 ilary as Co Treas 26 00 230 'ice as assessors 4 10 231 airy as constable 25 00 282 xry as Sheriff 83 83 246 report 38 40 246 ng arresls 7 26 236 * Iting bridge 1 90 salary, vtc , as Co pby 48 60 247 ork for cbain gang 3 10 224 rvlce us constable 2 20 241 lary as clerk 66 67 238 ornaments for office 18 66 238 'vice as assessor 1 00 236 s A/agst and '"on 18 76 237 dee as Assessr* 3 40 239 lary as commissioner 4 17 240 .utopsy 20 00 242 alary a.- Sup Ed 25 98 243 lary as Hupt Chain gang 40 00 244 oge CV> Magistrate docket 6 36 Guard for chain gang 10 00 246 Work for chain gang 50 248 Work for chain gang 80 249 Hireot horse and buggy 2 60 250 Salary as Magistrate 12 60 26i Supplies for county 30 80 267 Service as Assessor 2 90 252 Professional service 5 00 263 Carryiiig lunatic 14 75 264 Salary as constable 12 6o 288 Repairing r >ad 8 00 256 liUnacvacot 16 50 257 tVood for chain gang 4 85 ' 258 rork for chain gang 1 50 259 eeplng "Sims Home" 74 62 201 nd ervice as ass. ssora 3 00 263 i Salary as Co Supt 50 00 264 Salary as Cora ai.d Clerk 17 08 265 Lumber, 45 95 289 fllinnlUa P /I oo 1 ?~r|/..vu IUI u v* oO 1Z ZOO n lunacy, BOO 268 t, 37 60 269 83 33 269 26 00 270 for obaingang, 4 00 271 for chaingang, 12 60 272 rig public road, 6 00 273 blio road, 60 274 1 laims A wit pay bills, 33 00 276 s county treasurer, 26 00 277 ss deputy coroner, 10 42 278 as assessor, 1 00 279 y as commissioner. 6 26 280 tc.,supt ob gang. 41 26 281 supt education, 44 60 282 m road, 60 283 as constable. 12 50 284 bs as assessor, 1 00 286 r lunatic, 6 92 286 i assessor, 1 00 287 nquest, 23 60 288 rock, 6 00 290 bridges, 2 00 291 as constable, 3 20 292 bridge, 4 00 293 r prisoners, 11 26 307 airing bridge, 2 26 294 bridge, 60 296 \ bridge, 2 00 296 lion, premium oil ins 126 00 . 297 i supervisor, 60 00 298 bridge, 1 00 299 14 68- 300 3 00 301 bridges, 20 48 302 ring bridge, 1 00 803 s as assessor, 1 00 . 304 butment, 2 60 206 ng road, 3 00 306 iditor, 26 00 308 W. Q. CASKET, County Supervisor. Mr. J. B. Jacksoa, one of the cal yard conductor* of the southern Railway, at Charlotte vas crushed to death Saturday ifternoon by a * witch engioe on lie Atherton Mill side truck. The amnesty proclamation of President Roosevelt was read, in Spanish and English, in Manila Friday. Aguinaldo was released ogether with many military pris >ners. Independence day was cele>rated in the Philippine islands >retty much as it was celebrated n the United States. The Path to Success The Democratic Party Must Return to Cleveland or Again Meet Deft at. "Savoyard," Writing from Washington to Louisville Post. The Penmcratic party has got to take ttie road pointed out by G rover Cleveland or the read pointer, out bv William Jennings J Bryan. It has exhausted even its capacity to play the damphool? J Bureiy it <^ti t <?o that my more. There is no middle ground, though! Dave Hill is trying to discover 1 some. It is not to he found. The events of the past few days bavn knocked the trotters from under th e get-together squad. Either Cievelandism will destroy Bryanism or Bryaniuu will destroy Cievelandism. Both cannot exist in one party. Thut is certain. It is folly to suppose that men who | believe in Cleveland will over fuse > with the men who have faith in ' Bryan. The conflict between them is irreconoilabie. They are ' as far apart as the east is from the west, as truth is from error, j It is not desirable that they get together. They would never agree. | That was a grand speech Grover Uleveland made at tbe Tilden Club inauguration. When a splendid: must iff comes into a village discor-j dant howls come up from all quarters. Mongrel, puppjr, whelp and hound and curs of low degree resent his presence. They are in the front yard and back yard, very noisy and net at all danger- ' ous. It is the tribute envy pays to greatness. All great men experience it, and Mr. Cleveland has h-d his fnll share. He is the most illustrious living American. He has occupied the highest political station on earth. As president of the United States he was the most commanding figure since Andrew Jackson. Under his leadership the Democracy gained two national victories and Connecticut, New York New, Jersey, Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin,. California tfod the solid South were Democratic. Ohio and Michigan were partly Democratic, and other Northern States were debatable* If the Democratic party is to live it must turn to Cleveland and in express terms renou nee Bryanism. r- z> xiw+sc ARE YOU WISE mattoB tbfslsnoHcoedy to equal' an eas; C and a sure way^to ti Throat in order to and insure healtliy take half a glassfull it a teaspoonful of Mexlcai I^ir ad with this Rargle the thr Then bathe the outside of the tl tnent and after doing this pour so around the neck. It is a POSIT] ' 25c., 50c. ud 9 IT MAY BE YOU ??<S3! can Mustang Idlnmlnt and you < J Tvo Negroes Drowned io the. Congaree. Columbia, S. C., .Inly 4.?A barge with 25 negro laborers 011 board sank about three uiiles below the city and two were drowned. The men were ia the employ of Contractor vGilebrist, who ie engaged in government work on the Cougaree river. Mr. K<?br-t fTiser, of Cherokee Falls, b. C , was kided Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock at Gaffoey, S. C , by passenger train No. 12 north-bound. Agninaldo got a release from prison along with 600 other priv 41. e ? cmers as a r ounn or ?it<i v peace offering. HOW'S TIIIHf We offer One Hundred Dollars Inward for any ease of Catarrh thai cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J CHENEY A TO., Preps Toledo, O We the undersigned lave kn ?wu F J 8h??ii*?y f?r the last 16 years, aud ' believe luna perfectly bonorablo In all business transactions and financially able to carry out, any obligations made bv their Ann. Wkht a Truax, Wholesale Druggist. Toledo, O WAf.niNa, Kinnav a Marvin Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken ln? t rna y acting dire tly unon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 76c. per bottle. Hold by all Druggists. I eat imonlais free. Hall's Family Pills are the beet t CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind Yon Hire Always Bought sawTaiH I MrTwiinrirB#^^" au * w ' 'liilHMaW^TiiianR Genuine stamped C.CC. Never sold la Ml Beware of the dealer who tries to eel t "something Just as food.** n 'seirimemwB?WMPWM??????I VIUUK orMEN Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored ^ HINDIFO ?&&&? (Paris) GREAT FRENCH TONIC AND ViTALlZERIasoId with written guarantee tncure Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality Falling Memory, Fits, Dlzzlnt s.h. Hysteria. Slops all Drains on the Nervous rtystem Caused I y Bad Habit* or Kzt'esslve Upo of-Tot bacco, Opium. Liquors, or * ZM the Pace that Kills " It wards ot! Inamity, Consumption anil Death, ft clears I lie Blood and Rraiu, Guilds up the Hbailered .Nerves, Restores '.he Fire of Youth, and Brings the Pink Glow to Pale Cheeks, ami Makes you Young and Btroig a^ain. 50c . 12 Boxes $5. By Mail lo Any Address. Crawford Bros Druggist, agents. Lan caster :n TXOU&3B.U MMUX 'Jl'MT*! UHC^T/M93* my people suffer through lone rdon'tknow that for au inflamMexicaa Mmtiig Idnlment* i ' n y way eat a case of Sore kill disease germs throat action is to of water put into a Mustang dment .1. a St-A. 1 uuv at i rw]'ions idwitrii. broat thoroughly with the llnimaon a soft cloth and wrap rvs curu. ^ 1.00 a bottle. v'i : been troubled with a runnina ?r. Treat it at once with Moxh :an depend upon a speedy core.