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reached,. Ore
stars of our heavens,
and it will have
ensity' nearly approach
an incompressible liquid.
is a vast chance for specula
o what e:fect these changes in
or of the sun's light will have
our eirth. We know that we
all receive less heat, owing to the
smaller radiating surface of the sun;
but just wh;t effect a glar e which is
blue instead of yellow will have on
the earth, its foliage, and inhabitants,
if plants and animals exist at that
time. we can scircely imagine."
"After the sun has becoma a blue
star, like Siriu=, b'u: being the mark
of old a;e among stellar bodies, it will
radiate an intensely blue light for per- t
haps a . million years, and then sud
deuly begic falling in temperature. In
the Eulaen co ling it may for a time
appear reddish. Then it will become
a ciquid, and finally a dark solid. t
Sirius and other blue stars must reach
this dark stage comparatively soon.
Ind-ed, we have an example of a dying
star, one in which the light is going
out, in the companion of Sirius,
which, although half as large as Sirius,
gives only a ten-thousandth part as
much light." t
MOZLEY'S ILEMON ELIXIR
Regulates the Liver, Stomach, Bowels and 1
. Kidneys.
For biliousness, constipation, and
malaria.
For indiges:ion, sick and nervous I
headache.
For sleeplessness, nervousness, heart
failure, and nervous prostration.
For fev,er, chills, debility and kidt
nev diseases, take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, far natural and thorough
- uiitionJ, take Lemon Elixir.
- ~ ?-j mrists.
e or,ati-jIozley,
Dr. HI. Mozley-Dear Sir's
uning your L'mon Elixir I have~m
a had another attack of those fe'arfua
"sick headaches, and thank God that ]
e have at last found a medicine that wili
ai cure those awfnl spells.
MRs. Emi W. JONES,
Parkersburg, West Vrginia.
Moz1ey's Lemon Elixir
- I suffered with indigestion and
dysentery for two long years. I heard
of Lemon E:ixir; got it; taken seven
bottles and a:n now a well man.
HARRY ADAMs,
No. 1784 First Avenue, Birmingha'm,
Ala.
Mozley's Lemon Elixir.
Cured my husband, who was af
flicle'I for years with large ulcers on
his leg, and was cured after using two
bottles; and cured a friend whom the
doctors had given up to die, who had
suffered for years with indigestion and
nervous prostration.
Mas. E. A. BE EILLE,
Woodstock, Ala.
MOZLEY'S LEMON HOT DROPS.
Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hloarse
ness, Sore Throat, Bronchitid, HTem
orrhige, and all throat and lung dis
eases. Elegant, reliable.
2f>, at druggists. Prepared only by
Dr. Hi. Moz'ey, Atlanta, Ga.
MRS. ANNIE OWENS DUPREE.
Death of a Woman Who was Notable in
Alt Respects.
Ocala, April 3.---The correspondent
of the Times-Union and Citizen has I
beard with regret of the death of Mrs.
Annie Owens Dupree at the estate of f
the Iste Gen. James Owens, near s
Shaw, in this Marion County, known
us Rutland.
.Mrs. DuPree was the wife of Cap- v
am DuPree, who in the days of our d
uternecine troubles aesisted in the p
nanagement of the Owens plantation, n~
erved gallantly through the war, av.d si
ontimued in the service of the Owens. d
Mrs. DuPree was a remarkable d
roman, and the reputation she won at
s a woman of "affairs" in Marion ip.
,onnty has no equal. This is worthy'
f mention from the fact that her
treer a.s a basiness woman has no D
arallel in this county. At the .close bI
1' the war and later cotton brought Rt
gher prices, add Gen. Owens, with cn
a brother planters, went largely into an
e prodluctioni of the staple, but re. .10
irrence of bad crops and rapidly
schining mrarkets made enormorus.
sses, and when h3 a.ied his vast o-f
tate of over 7,000 acres was seriously a
volved. By those only canualh inl
quai.ed wAh the facts, i: was fre
ought hopekssly bmkrapted. It Ki
ss at t bis junct ure thit "Miss Annie " WI
everybodty celed her, without any
evious expernense or training except Ne
at came to her from observation
d that good e >mnmon Cense for whichI
was famous, took hold of affaiss. fu'l
:1 in a short time so effectual;y sbo
nonstrated l:er ability to inanage nem~
esta'.e that the interests of tue hea
ditors were ;;'rn into her keeping, and
I theili im w-- rewarded with Risi
prisine d:vide, (de ;ad er,n5Inahl tJ
'ment- the
irs. DuP.ee was a woman of won ducl
ful energy-, of magt!.ificent physique TaR
/
S rs
%1% % 7 % and ha s be<
sona super
Allow no on
SImitations and
t trifle wi-ith and c
Children-Eprienc
is CA'
rSoot zte for Castot
.ntains nei : It is Hari
substance. Its ad orph
and allays Feverish o aral
Colic. It relieves Teet n
and Flatulency. It assn
Stomach and Bowels, givinb
The Children's Panacea-The
C E NUINE CST(A
w......-.. 4Gl r theB
Th Kiud You llav
In Use For Ove
THE CENTAUR COMPANY. TT MNRRAI
d a cool brain; tireless in her labors
I ways at her post of duty, the frst to
e afoot on the plantation and the la;t
o etire;-afield at the head of the
olumn long ere the snn gilded the li
ree tops; a born leader, nevsr follow
ag her commar.d law; she quickly t
von the respect and ad eraton -f
hosP she employed the confidence
.nd good will of all with whom her o
usines relations brought her in con
act.
So effective was her management of
he largest farm in Marion County
hat her name became a househAd
ord among e thillers of the soil, an
one he r noble qualities of heart
nd hand in higher respect than did
hose engaged in the same vocations,
siesreolatonsobrught her n, con-,
Soeffctvea hepanner mappemlent of
hat Mr Duareecwame famouseod h
hingd amnehe ccomlersohe 1.il maa
Loneihel her nbepqutaitiews noe he
,ss shprem in hiher farspect than hidme
.ndote socaerd in saevichns a
,h fenr oghtnfier for ounel, Trde
o healp, tainineve andpte charac
yf mhr. utlan was tue seath
ff iirs tyI her relationnw s ith
c h o ia churld she waihsh deemed
cntreo inabien and erosseag.a Trb
over ay triigaIthhrc
Wvj ~ hier. Dutlaee was wo at of
arg -und and commanding form,.
ian's d e a resolute h
warmer, trrthti as
and nobler ffr-e. --g and want
never appealed to her in vain. -
Pr'bably no woman in Marion!
County rook a deeper interest in pub
lie affairs than Mirs. DuPree. She was
in7ariably present at all public gatb
erings in which public questione were
discussed, and it was refreahing to
listen t. her intelligent and clear com
ments on them to the c)terie of frinds
who- would invariably fbeik around
her. With the commendab:e trairs
named, her noblest was l.or devout,
Christian r,at are, which in her, as it
must be in all true women and men,
was the test of her highest aud noblest
w omanhood.
No death that the Times-Union and
Citizen correspondent can recasll has
made so deep an impreasion on the
people of Marion as that of Mrs. Dui
Pree.
That ber memory will 1ong remain
green in our hearst and her in fluence
for good dwell withi us for many a day
is assured.
What Shall We Do.
A ser ions and dangerous disease
pr.evails in this country, dangerous be
:an;e so deceptive. It comes oni so
ilowly yet surely that it is often firmly'
;eated before we are aware of it.
The name of this disease wbich.eav -
Je divided into three distinct stage's
s, First, Kidney trouble, indicu~ed
>y pain in the back, rheumatism,
umbsgo, frequent desire to ninate,
ften with a burning senrsati.>n, the
>,w of urine beting corione or scant wi
nith strong odor-.H
If allowed to advance, this rechcles da
ie becond s:age, or Bladder trnbihe, the
rth hevy pain in the abdo,meni loww
own bet ween the navel and the water a::<n
assage, increasing desire to urinate, is
aith scalding sensation in passing, ' roa
nail quantit'es beirg passed with R
lficulty, sometimes necessary to wa
~aw it wit h instruments. If 'uric .si
ad or' gravel has formed1 it will 2.02
'ove dangerous itf neglected. Ithe
The Third stsge is B3right's Disease. que
Tnere I4 comfort ini knowing that oth<
r. Kilmer, the yteat ki-lner and 7
adder specialist, has ci-covre~d a i foal
mwedy Iamnous for its ma, v'!ous tific
res oif the mot rii-:ressing casesi
d known as Dr. Kiimer's S,vamp. 4.
>ot.
As a pr!oof of lie wnd.rful vir tuies a da
ample bon:e to~;d b-..k of valuable my
or:nviI b- -e.t ablsolu elv berb
'i by ""iil ' (I ll)lc t ion to Dr. Remn
onr &. .9 , IogItm-o", N. Y. fu
i n wI ii: k nIda- me-jan; thit reme
r"'it ill abe';l ffer in The peru
and fle: a:d recAr
- *~- -from
f 'on ,nfer~ fromn f<-nder:;.ss orLn
;. sick-h.'ad i::.e, mn i r ie lul D'
ry and s'er py sor siver I.a ro'pid ar-j
congested. D)eWi:g's Lit t l F"ar'ly ,ad c
*rs wil emvie you roim;. iv, ph as- and
y and perman;entilv t re mino
conge-tion and causing ihe bile pbt a
s to open and flow naturay 215ce
v AR (ann n,-LS Meastei ,,-o 25ce
Ar.
"it, and whicn has been ..
2.5.
orne the signature of Ar.
;n made under his per
vision since its infancy.
e to deceive you in this.
;ubstitutes are but Ex- Ar
ndanger the health of
c against Experiment.
Ar,
TOR1A
1Ar
SOil, Paregoric, Drops
nless and Pleasant. It -
ine nor other Narcotic
tee. It destroys Worms
s Diarrhoea and Wind
les, cures Constipation -
. ood, regulates the
and natural sleep.
;o A riend.
)RI WAYS
nature. of ~
Always Bought
r 30 Years.
STRCCT. NWei YORK CITY.
Ey pt the custom is for Princesses
ind theirebeauty by covering
e lower part of the face with a veil.
Arerica the beauty of many of
xr women is hidden because of the
weakness and
sickness necu
liar to the sex.
if the Egypt
- . ian custom nre
vailed in this
country. many
- suffererswould
1 / be glad tc
~ f~ cover their
. p'remature
v-nkles, thei:
2 snken cheeks,
their unealthy
mplexion, from the eyes of the
>rld with the veil of the Orient,
Bradfisld's
a sher stro. true 'beauty.
nr1fs upon whicjgnd well in those
PIth depends. I ra
trua1 disorders. ,os ~~e.
of Leucorrhoa. It restores the t
to its proper place. It removes tt
causes of headache,.Tbackache an
nervousness. It takes the poor, da
bilitated, \Neak, . haggard; fadin
woman and sputs her on her fe~
again, making her face beautiful b
making her bcdy well.
Pr -Ms sen1 it for si a bottle.
Send for ..-. .::;.ated book fct womer
The Bradfield Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga
Twent.y Years Proof.
Tutt's Liver Pills keep the bow.
els in natural motion and cleanse
the system of all impurities An
ibsolute cure for sick headache,
lyspepsia, sour stomach, con
tipation and kindred diseases.
"Can't do without them"
L. P. Smith, .Chilesburg, Va.
:rites I don't know howv I could
o without them. I have had
.iver disease for over twenty
ears. Am now entirely cured.
'utts Liver Pills
W. A. W.
rbe registered stallion W. A. W.
Il be at the stables in rear of Mr.
nry Refo's store Friday and Sat ur
r of each weck; balance of time on
farm. HTe is seven years old, bay,
.h black points. Has good bone
i munscle; no blemish or de fcct. Hie
kind in disposition and a perfect
dster. His sir-e is the celebrated
I Wilkes, Jis (d::ln, Betsy Baker,
sired by Dieter.r. who was the
of Jay-Eve-s.ee, 210. c'f Director, ,
, of the invincible Dire.tnm, 2.04, j
grandsire of Nancy H1anks, the
cn of tr-otters, and te Fire of many
~rs of extreme speed.
erms, $15.00 to insure mnarr with
.For extended pedigt ce and cer
d record addreas
JO1N G. MOBLEY -
1-Iilanial Winn.b .ro, tS.'(.
:onsider it not onlv a plea-urd'bunt..
ty I owe to mv neighbIors to tell
it the wonderful cure eff-cted in
ease by the timely use of Chamn
Liii's Colic, Choler a and Diar a o i
d.v. I was taken very b,div withL
ands( p ocured a bottle of this
dy. A 1. W do'Ses 0r it effected s
anent cure. I take pleature in."
unending it to others sufa ing .I
that dreadful disease--J. wV. Na
ii, Dorr. W. Va. This remedy str
El by McMaster Co. ia
Canyt's (CoNDmTox i'owUVDI:S a
*t what a horse nteeds whee i" Dy
ndit.lon. Tonic, blood pu'iti-., Fla
rermifuge. They are ntot food Sic
edicine and the best in tnse to alli
horse in prime condi.mo. P:lee Pr
ts per package. For sale by
ca,- Co.
4
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Gra
ween Columbia and Jack- o
;ral Time B -b m Between C -
nville. Easter lm ewe o
lumbia and 0th, PolntsT
Effective marchi 12. 1
Nortlabounl IDally.IDaily._N 1
-F
J'ville, F.C. .Y 12 85 CO p 12 57P
Savannah........ - 38p 445 a 7 57p SE
Columbia ...
Char'tou,SC&Gl: .a Fairf
Cotumbi.- _ 9 SOP 40 that I
Augusta. So. ly 3 09 p 10 15P 6 08P
GrAntevillo .------ 250p 10 lop 555p grap
.A3iken....-- -336p 11 0OP 6 84P succ(
Trenton.......... 3 .49p 11820p 648p &an C
Johnstons....--; 520p 210a 820 .
Columbialn. dep't. ' 45 5 5 a 8 49p priv i
Cor'bia Bland'g st- 38p 7 00 a 989p oper:
Winnsboro .....-- 726p 747a 1017pI
Chester ......- 7 58pi 821a 1045p 1
Rock Hill...------- 845p 9 15a 11 84p e.
Charlotte....-- ..-_ -
Danville........l 1255a 1V2
Richmond......... 600 625p........ W
755a 905p 945a ti]I
Wasinogton ...-.-.-.. 9 12 a 11 2 5p 11 058p
BlioePa. R. 11. 35e256 1 a8p
Philadelphia. 1a. .-- 203p 623a 353p e ,
NewYork...... 2--8 s 1a
.NO 31 No. 33 No. 3 the
southbound. Elsun Daily. o1y.
.New York,Pa.B,R 12 O n 38o p 1215ut ceec
Philadelph2a -- 4 7p 7 55p 6 22 Sa
Baltimore........4 - 920p 11 5a p
r. Wash'ton, So. Ry.. 550l l
. Richmond .....-. -1 n -
a20 415a 602p mlit
r. Danville ..... .... - -h -
--- 85 10 20 pwh
Charlotte.....--..I 25 a OO a 1114p aIw
Rock Hill......-. 54a 9 35a 114p 10
Chester ......... - -- 84 a 10 la 12 82 a.
' Winnsboro....... 25 8
r Col'bi Bland 'g 680&-1125a 1876 P01
Columbia n. dep t. 650a 1145 a 600 a ns
Joa ns......... 827 a 123p 6800 be
Trenton... ... 8 a 1S8 625a e
SAr.Akenon.......... 9 20 a 215p 7 80a stri
Graniteviile..-:: 908a 207 807 rC
" Augusta ........___ 80
Lv. Col'bia, S.C.&G.Ry. ..... 8 b5P
Ar. Charleston...... ......... 817p 117 0
Lv. Col'bia, F.C.&P.Ry. 5 40 a 10 35 a 12 $a
"Savannah........ 922 a 3 07p 5 08. a DC
Ar. Jacksonville.l..10p 7 40p 9000 a a
sLEEI'ING' CAR SERVICE. S3
Nos. 31 and 32-NEW YORK AND FLOR
IDA LIMITED. Solid VeStibuled Train of
Pullman Drawing-Room 1 ling Cars. Ob
servation and Compartment Cars, and Dining th
Cars running through without change between t0
St. Augustine Fla., and New York, v-a Jack
sonville, Savannah, Columbia, Charlotte and sk
Washington. Pullman Dravring-Room Sleep
Ing Cars between Augusta and Now York, con
necting with this train at Columbia, for the CC
accommodation of Augusta and Aiken travel. to
Excellent daily passenger service between f
Florida and New York.
Nos. 33 and 84-New York and Florida En hf
press. Drawing-Room Sleeping Cars between l
Aiken and NewYork.
Pullman drawing room sleepingcarsbetween pl
Tampa, Jacksonville, Savannah, Washington
and New York.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Charlotte 6a
and Rie'amund. d
Nos. 35 nd '3-U. S. Fast Mail. Through i
Pula rawing room buffet sleeping ca:sbe
tween Jrcksonville and New York and Pull- gl
man sleeping cars between Augusta and Char
lotte. Dining cars serve all meals enroute.
Pullna.- sleeping cars between Jacksonville ii
and Columbia. enroute daily between Jackson- p
ville and Cincinnati. via Asheville.
FRANKS. GANNON. J.M. CULP,
Third V-P. d Gen. Mgr. T. M., Washington. A
W. A. TURK. S. H. HARDWICK,
G. P. A.. Washingtc1. G. P. A., Atlanta.
K0U EAll9
(Eormerly owned by Gen.
b Bratten.)
Can be bought at a
-by applying to
fAT COST
-----I HAVE-. < r
Silver-Plated Table Spoons,
leaspoons and Medium Forks
hat I will sell at?
Cost for Cash.!
To letter themn, at cost prices,
till be THREE CENTS PER
JTTER.
Comec and see them.
. M. CHANDLER
of
Kodol
yspopsia Curef
)igests what you eat.
~artificialy digests the food and aidsj
ture in strengthening and recon,
cting the exhausted digestive or
is. It is the latest discovered digest, IA
and tonic. No other preparation
approach it in efficiency. It in- I Il
ritly relieves and permlanently cures 't.t
~pepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, ala
tulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
r Headache,GastragiaCramps,and
.therresults of imperfect digestion.
epared by E. C. DeWitt 6 Co., Clcago.
MCMASTER CO.
.n Ordinance
ating Permission to the American
.lephone and Telegraph Compuny
South Carolina, its Successors and
saigns, to Construct, Operate and
aintain its lines of Telephone and
elegraph upon, along, over and
ader the Highways and Streets of
e Town of Winnsboro, County of
ail field and State of South Caro
tiu - v - it ordained by the Tow it
cil of nsboro, County of
ield and Stat f South Carolina,
he Amercsn Te ' n e and fele
i Company of South 'olina, its
*so1s and assigns be, a the
is lie:eby, granted t e rig
I "g and atuthorit% t e'i,tr ut ,
t - and maintain its linei of te'e
C .t- -i - tuu'gr"l t:, 11:011 . i11 ti
,.V '. u e in re e Ii" -
b..ni ei:natter lr. vid- d.
ction 2. The said ConhpanuY shab'
,lish connection in said town with
iues end maintain same as long as,
nst expense of maintaining fucb
iection in said town does not ex
t the gross receipts deiived there
1.
ction 3. All poles shall be erected
er the direction and supervision of
committee on Streets, which con
tee shall designate the streets upon
ch such poles shall be erected,
ays allowing said Company rea
able facilities for reaching such (
ets as its business may require; \
all streets and sidewalks that may
listurbed or damaged, in the con-,
iction of the said lines, shalt be
mptly replaced and repaired by the
I t.ompany at its own expense, and
rh " tisfaction of the said Commit
alpoles shall be
Con Stre a
at, symmetrical an
>t to interfere with the public use o
id highways or streets.
Section 4. Said Company t"hall be
biect to ordinances now in force, or
at may be hereafter passed relative
the use of the public highways or
:eets of the said town of Winnsboro.
Section 5, Nothing in this Ordinance
utained shall be construed to grant
the said Company an exclusive
anchise and the said Town Council i
,reby reserves the right to grant,a
se consent to any otLer company,,
,rson or persons for like purposes.
Section 7. Said Company shall hold
id town free and harmless from all
images, or claims for damages, aris
g by reason of the erection or negli
,nt maintenance of said lines.
Section 7. This Ordinance sh.ll be
force and effect from and after its
tssage.
Done in Council this fifth day of
pril, A. D. 1899.
r.. s.] JAS. E. CUAN,
Intendant.
Attest: JNO. J. NEIL,
4-8 Clerk of Council.
i Ordinice Relatiig to Bogs.'
Be it enacted antd ordained by the
tendant ad Wardens of tue town
rWinnsboroin -Council met and by
~e authority of the same:
Section 1.~ That it shall not be law
.1 for any dog to run at large on the
reets of the town of Winnsboro,
sless su:h dog be secnrely muzzldd~.
ith a wire muzzle, and any dog,I
ther male or female, hereafter found
large on the streets of sai town!
eaigsuch mn ,
v thofficers of salt
town, all be by them kept is
some secure place for the period og
t wenty-four hours, duriEg which tim(
the owner or custodian of snob do~
may procure the release thereof by
paying a fine of one dollar. Any dog
not claimed and released as above
provided within the said' twenty-four
hours shall, after the elniration of that
time, be killed by the said rolice offi
cers,
,Section 2. That the owner of any
dog permitting such dog to ~run at
large upon the streets of the said town
in violation of the provisionis of this
Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof shall be fined for each and
every such offence in the stn of one
dollar.
Section 3. That upon failure to cap.
lure any dog offending against the
previsions of ttis Ordinance, th -
Robee officers shall call upo'n th
wner of such dog for payment of th
ine of one dollar to which such de
ias become liable, and if psyme:.t t
uch floe be refused, and the said def
ie thereafter captured on the streel
'the said town, such dog may,e
illed _by the police officers withe.t
etention and without notice to tie
w: er.
.Scction 4. All Ordinances inconis.
mnt with this Ordinance are herby
~pealed.
Done in Concil this 18th dai of
April, 1899, wi.h the cop0.
.sJa rate seal of the said tow, af
fixed.
0. .J. NEIL, Intendsnt
Clerk of Coneil.
-JOR SES
and
MULES.
STILL HAVE LEFT O RSX
UNG KENTUCKY M- E,fv
them brokent, whic h I wilt ,e;l
Ip or exchange them t r hr .ker
n mules.
I also have ONE HE y
TEAM suitable for log
tunIcs, and a few P UG
MlUL ES, which I W' Il sell
l"w f.>r casb. Also TW O
G~OOD SADDLE AND
H ARNESS HORS s.
)WS.
are one COW AN~ CALF and
st-vra! good Sprin ers and am
us ieady for a tradJe'
.WILLII ORD.
rOU
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r di
BOX
i OF
Dbbar's
D)L pepsip
Taablet
loshi 1.O fi
HARMACIST
15I YCLt5
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Lidm e4 Tiieof 0ri -
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Bi
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UPPLY LIMI
~We will sell on
rnts.
ORDAN & D
FOR SA
IRISH POTAT
25c. per peck
SERMAN MILLE
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