The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, July 16, 1902, Image 4
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nation there is no remedy to equ&i
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L \NCAS L'Eli AM) (JiilOSTEK
RAILWAY
schedule Jn effect Junes, 1902.
(Daily except Sued 1
WESTBOUND I EArti'B* UNO.
So's. 14 and 10 I 5 and l?.
w >1. P M. A Ji. P M
8*00 li I) Ar Chester iiV 10 01 S 15
7 3 ) 0.13 Riehburg 10 7 8 43
7 21 0 0) Bascombvilio 10 47 3 2
7 10 5.45 Fort. Lawi- 1)03 9 05
P M
0.15 5.15 Ly Lanca-Kni \ r 11 80 9 80
No 14. leaving Lancaster 0-45 mh.,
utkos e.ose connection at <J!te-ter
?rth Southern Kail way X<?. 30 for
fbaOolle and points north; and Sea oarO
Air Lino ' Atlanta special"
'/i .sulanta and points wesi A'so
vitti Carolina and Northwestern Kailray
No. 10 for euoir N. C, and Intermediate
points, and Southern Kailray
No 33 for Columhi:. and points
outh.
No 15, leaving Chester 1MH f. iu,
annects with Sotiluern Railway No.
>0 from Columbia and points south;
4 aboard Air Cine " Atlanta Spec: ; "
rrom nortuern and eastern point and
Southern Radwuy No. 33 from Noiihdrn
and ea-.eru points, an ? Lap.
taster with s C & G E for RIaeksb ng.
VT.%. Id I. r . - t r .
ill, ICttVlUg ) 1) |> ill
ounecta at Lancaster with S < & (J K
from Camden and Marion, and '-oathem
Railway No. 34 at Che . sr tor
'harlotte and points north.
?No. 17. leaving Cheater 8.1 >p in,
connect* at Cheater with noulhern
.lulwuy N ?. 31 from Columbia an<l
.'Aiut-8 south.
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MAGNETIC NERVIfli'
la HOl?l With t% vv: i t ten y il-nanu'i- t<
cure Insomnla. Fila lly
teria, Nervous DeMiity. Lost Vitality
Heaiinal Losses, 'ni io<r M.L
the result of Over-work. Work, V, or
ry, dick tiers. Errors of You?l> .11 Ov r
indulgence Prico fjtl ;<? l>n\<?s >jt n
By mail i i plnlu piicknpc < > a ,y l(;.
dress on receipt of price. Sold o .'ly |(>
Crawford Bros. Druggi-is, oge.nrs
Lancaster, M C.
and a sure way to i
Throat in order to
and insure liealtliy
take half a glassful
it a teaspoonlul of
Mexica
taj
and Tvith this gargle llio th
Then bathe the outside of tho
xnentand after doing tliisj?our s
round tho uock. It is a J'OiSn
Sue., oOc. and
IT MAY BE YOU 6hr?'?
can Mutftung idlnmcnt and you
lany people stiffor through ijrnor?v
don't know that for all innaml'Mexican
Mustang Liniment.
;y way
reat a case of Sore
kill disease germs
throat action is to
1 of water put into
n Mustang
aiment
mat at frequent intervals,
tliront thoroughly with the lini;om?
on a soft cloth and wrap
riVE CURE.
$1.00 n, bottle.
ir been troubled with ft running
leer. Treat it at once with Mexti
euu depend upon a speedy cure.
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Ihisine.?s Men Needed in the L?g- <
islaturo. i
Special to The News und Courier, i
Columbia, July 14.?There ?p
peured in the Spartanburg Herold I
\esterday this very pertinent
editorial paragraph: I
4'Wanted, Legislative Candi- *
dales "
There is a vast dcul of serious
/BigniHcance in the paragraph.
Some time ago there appeared
m this eorreanoHiloBrp tho fnl
iowiug paragtaph:
".The conditions iu this county
are very much as they are in
most of the State. Substantial
business men cannot bo induced
to make the sucritico of running
in the primary and going to the
(Tcneral Assembly. At least up
to the present time there are no
candidates offering from that
class. If Richland County, or
Charleston, or any other county
could, for instance, get on the
delegations such bnen as are on
Columbia's sewerage commission,
their work would be of untold
value, and the communities would
be certain to be benefited. It is
a great pity that experienced business
men are not now offering for
positions in the house, as wis the
case before the primary systems
was started.
"Of course, it is all very well
to give the young men a chance,
and no one could object to this
custom, but there ought to be a
leaven of wiser heads and business
experience, as this State is now so
deeply interested in industrial and
business matters."
The cry from Spartanburg is
the echo of the same conditions
that exist here and in Charleston,
and in Union, Chester, Greenville
and thirty odd other counties in
tho State. It is a lamentable
condition and demands the serious
attention of the voters of South
Carolina. It is all very well to
have a lot of young lawyers,
striving for fame and experience,
run for tho General Assembly.
It is a laudable ambition, and it
| is well that they run to keep our
! men less educated and with narj
row views. But what is needed
j is a little leaven of experience.
j Young lawyers are hard workers
! and ambitious, farmers are generi
ally pretty level-headed, but
i what is needed and badly
needed is a larger and stronger
1 contingent of business men?men
?
. who have made success at their
homes. The day of prejudice
r against the bank president or the
mill president or the large merchant,
who is a success, has pass1
ed, and what the Spartanburg
Herald ought to do in to persuade
r some such men as John B. Clovef
land and J. H. Montgomery and
[ A. H. Twitchell and Arch B. Calvert
to sacrifice their time and
i serve the people. They will do
good. They will set the fashon
and other business men will con-.
annt unrva thoii" utat* no tliov
did in the Constitutional Convention,
and as too few now in the
Legislative bodies do.
It has been my fortune to be
intimately associated with the
r work of the General Assembly
B every year since 1892. and witht
out any exaggeration it can tie
? said that one sound, solid, exper?
ienced business man is worth to
?
, his country three of tho average
legislator. What he says is
s listened to. What he says is bej
lieved aid what is more it counts
1 and often leads the way out of the
. wilderness of confusion. It is a
good investment for any county,
and, what is more, such legislators
nre not looking ahead toelec
tion to some State office or to get
2 on some hoard. Such men can
,j make more at home and they are
!, free to act and work without fear
9 of injuring personal prospect*.
a The tax and tinancial conditions
of the Stuto are serious. Th?y
need good and experienced work- 1
crs to untangle them, and i<
is natural that llioge win have '
worked most in such matters know j
heat how to solve ?-uch problems. i
Unfortunately, however, most
people seem to be satisfied to let (
things jog along, until some dav i
there will he a very rude awaken- <
ing. The business interests have
hern too inlifferent. In every
county at hast one substantial
merchant or <lVlan of affairs"
should bo included in the delegations:
and the masses would be the .
(minors nininl v hnrniiHA thnun .vhti <
r-i f J .....
pay the bulk of the taxes are far |
more interested in the vital affairs (
of Iheir State than those who pay j
barely more than their poll tax. i
The Record of the Fourth.
Possibly it may not be a bad 1
thing for the Filipinos and our
other colonists after ail that they
are to be excluded from sharing
with us the enthusiasms and joyful
demonstrations of Independence
Day. The Chicago Tribune,
according to its custom, has compiled
a list of casualties attending
the celebration this year in the
nation proper, and the it curd is
rather discouraging.
The number of killed, it is stated,
was 31, which is pro bat ly as
much us in any battle in the Phil
ippinos. The number of wounded
was 2,649 which is considerably
more than the record of uuy
battle in the Philippines. The
damage by fire was, however, surprisingly
small, the total loss on
that account being placed at only
a quarter of a million dollnrs,
which was probably considerably
less than the cost of the fireworks
that caused the damage.
In the way of details, it is shown
that in Philndelnhia. the fountain
of independence, one person was
killed and 438 injured, giving that
city the record for injured for the
day. In Chicago, four were killed
and 111 injured. In New York
73 were injured. Boston reported
200, Kansas City 134, Troy 95
St Louis 54, St Joseph 50, Cincinnati
23, Racine 37, Leuven
worth 36, Albany 31, and other
places reported from 30 down to
1.
Fireworks, it is noted, wore
responsible for 731 casualties,
skyrockets for 110, cannon for
868, firearms for 546, gunpowder
for 422, and runaways, incited by
"explosives" of various kinds,
for 29.
The greatest tire loss was $100,000
in Leo III. Dixon, in the same
State, lost $50,000; Kansas City,
$18,000; Mansfield, Ohio, $10,?
000; New York, Providence, St
Louis, Syracuse and St Joseph,
$3,000 each; Toledo $2,500; Troy
and Wilkosbarre, $2,000 each;
Rochester and Stockton, $1,500
each; Twenty towns and cities
reported losses of less than $1,000.
A noticeable feature of table, it
remarked, is that the South is
hardly represented in it. St Louis,
Kansas City, St Joseph, Louis^
ville, Baltimore and Memphis being
the only places in this section
having that distinction. It makes
a different showing, of course, at
Christmas, when it expends its
money liberally for fireworks and
earns its full share of trouble in
retuin. ? News and Courier.
Japau has appropriated nearly
a million dollars for making her
exhibit at the St. Louis World's
Fair. This indicates that she is
determined to make a fine showing
among the nations of the earth nt
the groat exposition.
To (Jure A O' lfl in One ' my
Take Laxative Brorno Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W.
Grove's signature is on each box.
> 25c.
Educate Your Itowri* Willi Caacarat*.
Candy Catbnrtlc, euro constipation forevei
OtvOc. If CO. C.fall, 0?*?iKistarefund ?uonej
Jm ght Han IIAtl Effect in South j
Atiantic Slates. '
(
1
I horn Iiuh heen u rovert-e in the j
join!it ion cf cotton, for whereat i
jp to last week the complaints of '
leteriorat ion were larg* ly con- .
ine?l to points west of the Miss- 1
istippi, aud to the Gulf Stales, now
:he crop is doing exceeding well
in the former region un'l it has
been mateiially injured in the '
Atlantic States hy drought and
exceedingly hul wi-athcr ihnt stopperi
tbo growth and caused shedriiug
of leaves. However, the
injury has tint leached the point
of disaster, and a soaking rain
would remedy whatever damage
has so far occnred. At scattered
points in Florida, Georgia, South
Carolina and North Carolina, and j
especially in the last named State,
good rains have fallen since the'
last reports were issued, so that
the appended statements represent
the crop at its worst. Ala- {
bam a and Mississippi, and per- j
tions of Louisiana, the conditions '
have not been improved, as there 1
have occurred only widely scatter- j
ed, light showers, and the drought!
has increased in severity. Damage
by lice has occurred to some
oxtent, but that source of injury
is not at all threatening. In Texas
picking has made slow progress,
hut plants are blooming
and fruiting well, which from
now on is the principal thing to
keep in view in arriving at the
probable outcome of the growing
crop.
HOW'S THIS f
We offer One Hundre<l Dollar* Re*
ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot
In cured by Hall's Catanh Cur?F
J CHEN KY & " O., Props Toleb
>, O
We iho undersigned 1 a\e kn ?wu
F .1 rtle-n-y f <r the last 15 years, and
believe hl?n perfectly honorable in *11
business transactions and financially
ah'e to carry out any obligations madt
by ihulr firm
WksTA Pkuax, Wholesale Druggist
Toledo. ().
WAI.hino iCiNNW A MAKVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken fnt
-rna'iy, aeiiog dire -tiy uoou the tdood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Pr! e, 75c. per bottle Hold l*y al
Druggist*. Testimonials free.
Hali's Family Pills are the best
VIGOR siMEN
Easily, Quickly, Permanently
Restored
HINDIPO 3M??
(Purls) GUGA.T FRENCH TONIC
AND V IT A L1ZEK is sold with writ
ten guarantee tocure Nervous Rcbidtv
Lost Vitality Failing Memory. Fits
Dizziiuss Hysteria Stops all Druins
on the Nervous H ?.em Caused by
Bad Habits or Fx- esslve Use ? f Tot
bacco. Opium. I.iuuors, or ? Zlvlnthe
Pace thin Klilv' I? wards nfi In
sinity, < oiisumption and l>e*ti ft
clears (lie I wood mid Brain, B ilds up
tlie Bbaitered I^ervis. Remorse li*
Fire of Youth, ami Brings the i*?uk
Glow to Pale Cheeks, and Makes you
Young and Htrong again. 50c , 12
Boxes $5. By Mail to Any Add ess.
Crawford Br< h Druggist, agents, ban
caster
PILES
Mlii>wlik>s>^aw<oftlu a>Mil
with protruding piles brought on by constipation
with wbloh I was afflicted for twenty
years. I ran across your CA SO A RETS In tha
town of Nawell, la., and never found anything
to equal them. To-day I am entirely free from
piles and foal like a new man."
a H. Kbits, 1411 Jones St., Sioux Olty, la.
CANDY
m CATHARTIC ^
l*n oth
mjnrwWwiwf p
n??so? mann nmnimd
PlCAMBt. Palatable. PoMot, Tut? flood. Do
flood, Never Sicken. WNtn. or Qripe. lOo, 36c 60c
... CURB CONSTIPATION. ...
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N0-T0-BA0 Ki"', ?KB?^M,:
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00 Sf'.P
Mnl>. Always rollnbi.' A.ndlra.iia. Prumtst
CIIM'BIKKTCK* ?.N i. i.i <i|f in KkI ,
Wold metallic ho\t-'. -Iili-I with blue riblx.
T?h? no olhrr. I'. ut trroMinbtk
tutlonaand Itiilfa. ..in*. jit.. xoiir IhukkisL
?r neiid Ir. in si ti I., inr i*niii. tmii.
ruonlrla and n?i i#i '.filer,
kv return .Hail. ?? ,<ioi) TeMuii>.i.i<oa. fcx-id by
all DroncliU.
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Often the over-taxed organs of
ligestion cry out for help by Dyt?>epbia's
puins, Nuuboh, Dizziness,
headaches, liver complaints, bow
31 disorder:* Ducn iron Dies can
for prompt use of Dr. King***
New Life Pills. They lire gentle,
thorough and guaranteed to cure.
25c at Crawford Bros., and J. F.
Mackoy & (Jo's drug store. ?
QOBTRcrLiiimjA
timii.fi mm
Qf?i- r.n! "ss-Hei.g-r Department,
hclo-iiu'e; Klfpi'iive Jan. 16th, 1908.
Eastern luce.
HoU'l UBOUND
No 32 No 81 No. 12
Daily.
Lbatis.
Mm nun 8 a 2 0()|?
Ti.ennui I'iC,) H 20a 2 4Aj?
Ruibrriordton 9 80a - 8 2U?
Forest t'lty 10 Oda 8 4%?
Henrietta 10 20a 4 l#i>
ahulby 10 68a 6
Patterson 8pg 11 08* 6 lib
A R ItTVFJI
Blacksburg 11 80a 6 i&p
LBAVKS.
Blackaburg 11 85p
Hickory Grove 12 06p 9 10a
Yorkviile 12 85p 10 20a
Hock Hill 1 lOp 1 16a
t alawla Jet 1 30p 2 40p
Klveiahie 1 46p 3 10p
Lancaster 2 05 > 3 60p
Heatli Hprl ga 2 30p 4 40p
*K> rshaw 2 42p 6 SOp
Wiatville 8 17p 6 00o
akrivks.
t auiden 3 50d 8 60u
NOhTUBOUND
Lkavkh N<?. 11 No. 86. No* SI
Mllv
i auidcii S SU.i 12 lUp*
Wetitv|i!e 9 80a 12 46*
K>r?baw 10 60a 1 Off
Heath Hpriinjn 1180a 1 40p
I .ancu-ier 12 20|? '2 (tip
Hivercittc 12 46|?V a 20p
Crtianbi Jcl '2 46p 2 40 p
Roc.? lil.l 4 UOp 8 UOp
Yoikville 8 20p S8to
Hickory Grova 0 06 4 0dp
Akkivks.
Blacksburg 0 50p 4 36p
I K A V Kfi
Blacksburg 4 48p
Patterson Bpg 8 80a 6 12p
Bheib.v 9 26a 6 26p
Henrietta 10 60a 6 06p
Forest < lty 11 20a 22p
Rutherford ton 1146a ItlB
Thermal City 12 30a 7 OAp
Akkivks
Marion 1 20p 7 S6p
QAFFNEY BRANCH.
SOUTHBOUND.
No. 14 No. 16
1 iKAVKB.
Gaffney 10 40a 6 80p
Cherokee Fall* 1100a 6 50p
A HIV IBB
Blaokshurg 11 20a 6 lOp
NORTHBOUND.
NO 16 NO J,
Lkavks.
Blacksburg > 4 30p 8 60a
( hernkt e Falls 4 60p 9 10a
AR1YE8.
Gattney 6 10p 9 80a
* 20 Minutes for dinner.
Note?Trains Nos 32 and S3 ar
operated daily
Trains N?e. 34 86 II, 12, 18 14 16
and 16 arenp rate i daily excep rjuu*
day
CONNKCTIONS MA1)K BY S'lUTHKKN
TKA1NS
A i Mai ion: No, 32 connects at Ma- x
rion with southern Ry train No 36
which arrives at Marion at 8:28, a na,
from (Chattanooga, Asheville and intermediate
points'
At Blacksburg: No. 84 and No 11
connects with Bouthern Ry traiu No
86 which arrives at Blacksburg M 7 44
a m. from Atlanta, Greenville, 8par*
tauhuri; and intermediate points
At Yorkville: No 31 onoeota with
O A N W rtin No 70 #' l?ii leaves
York hie. a. 10.*44, a ui tor <asio <la,
l.eno r ami intermediate points
At Rock liiti: No. 32 "and 84 cou
uecia wiiii oouuiern ny irain no 7#
which leaves R ick Hill at 8:30, p. at,
for Chester, Columbia ami Intert^e
te points.
I r\ t Catawl a Jet: No's 32 and 34
Icon 11 ni 0 with 8 A li t.aiu No. 8S
I which i't s?-h Catawba Jot. at 7.54 p m
for Monr. c nnd intermediate |>oints.
a' 1 HiuM'ier: No's 32 and 84 con
ncctH wl 1 A C train No, 32 whisk
'?av< H La ' aster at 4:45. p m for Chaa
tc< ami lite media's points.
! At M11.tl : Will! a ?' I. (N W 01
8 . ) f r 1 har est on suu.ter, Florence
Da iiiiiiio , VVliuiit-tfloii and Inter*
me liai" 1 int. Tru 11 No. 69 whleh
leaver. 1 aindou at 4; 15, p m.
CONNECTIONS MADE BY N '"THEIMS
TRAINS.
At Caiinl : \Vi '? \Ot.(N W ef
8* ) N" 71 irmn t bar o.ton, Florence
D.r.i pMi, Wilmington, Sumter and
Inn- 1 mi ilia.e points which ? rrivea at
CainUeii at <l:lo aib with Noutheru
Itv train No 77 fiota Klngavihe
which an Ives at Camdeu at 11:55 a m
At I HPO?mt?<r.* No. ;83 connects at
I aiiChxiet a .1 h I. AT train No, 16 for
( h-eler ami intermediate p inta,
c t ' niHwbi Jot: No 3' mi.iI 35 00adtcts
with 8 a 1. ir-'n > .. 82 whleh
I avea * HtxwbH Jit ?t 7 64 p m fat
Mour e? id li.t?rii.?.<liit point*,
At Rock Hili: No, 8< am* Si eonat
Kock Mill with Souihcra Ry
tiain No 81. it H Hill at 8.4*
p f-r h tr <-!tc mmi1 p?-iit-> iiOIth.
A' Hinck^u y: N". 38 oonueot*
* n l? siiuMi r?i Ity i>.? iif N??'? IS, 4:81
|t m, No 3s mi 7: 6 r mi. <i il No 40 at
7.45. p ni :?>' i> ivi -? r:*i Ni.'i 88
h <I 85 ( nu ft- v. Itii < uti.fl D Rf
train No 3 > l?'H<ing iiiM.*k<?hurg at
ll:*2o. | ?* i r po'tra"O'lth
At Miin> ii No. 83 innrc Hi ?hh
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