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\ ? ^ ... ftnstaal pjDghlng BDte&sa&s^riLss as?iu WmB*. j]K simple cough is AMaSp^5boh% chronlo cough is iJWdingnotut; Take advice and M^Keoasbrated Dr. Bull's Cough m" TE|opq^t^>e oswed. ^MuIIH Bi.YAre^ au gener^^HS OVfll|IJ t settled fact, &MKF^ W 5j*ri% tbac Bryan < Cold at onco. nominated by* <>""X VtSftniSSS Without nnnoaif.i.i ^ ?Sl^Swt!tans ibb uiT be to our liking lr~ brieve it is t r <Hr Will Follow an &K~ ~ TnfltRlikpnt. . xi acn ) be confounds e jSuch remed 1 i_ |;uuian v L.I. cough. Dr. A; ia" of a practical ifedicinc maker. c.. J "JRE J Jh . and all colds, coughs, remedy, and should be " AbbuK a year ago, I h n A This saa>n developed into 1 1 Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, a T J one third of a bottle I fell " I caught a bad cold \ j suffocation whenever I at ^ Cherry Pectoral, I began ^ cured. Since then I havi 1 coughs, and croup." ? 1 "I contracted a severe c ^ remedies I tried, "r'hadnr k. 1 traveled and decided to gii the first one, I was almost lr"^ to very severe weather, but preventive against colds an ^ 1 " Some time since I had 4| friend at Van lluren, Ark. , T" and never had anything a fit it Half Size B Vw ? m*? % ^pfcKpUiktort, Ky, Feb, 21.? ?rnOhda of acting Governor TayiJor'fer? not only indignant al the *^thrOatsof indictment against their leader, bnt to night they are con?fidebt that when the killing of wiiiiA Goebel is explained it ved that the fatal shot in I Ko Konb ** ~ ?*> bhmi in niv uavi% aiiu Wits d fdgeasons of personal haed ^k<Shot for any political mo Ive. I? support of this theory hey claim the buNet hole in Mr. oebel'a back frpm which the Jjpoeedjrt have emerged, jthaii the orifice through s said to have entered The doctors insist they :y and prove that the itered the breast and emerged from the back. All of Mr. Taylor's friends ridiJL cule the idea that he had any ** - * * f "'aA - HIM?1''JUP . Itf" itill'IWff.J' J ** * * < *. knowledge of u plot against Mi Goebel's life. Tliey say that soni friend or relative ol' Sanford, th CoVih'gton banker,'whom Goebe killed two years ago, was th assassin. Mrs. Sanford is in a insane asylum, her daughter' health is broken and her son ha not been heard from for severs months. A leading Republican membe of the house said this mornin that if Mr. Taylor was indicte civil war would follow. "Th Republicans of the State," h said, "will not stand it The will fight; I will fight; we will al fight. 1 will not stand such out rage at the hands of the Goebe ites." A THOUSAND TONOUK38 Could not express the rapture of An nie E. Springer, of 1125 Howard St Philadelphia, Pa., when she foun that Dr. King's New Discovery fo Consumption and completely cure her of a hacking cough that for man years had made life a burden. A! other remedies and doctors could giv her no help, but she says of this Roy? Cure?Mit soon removed the pain i my chest and I can now sleep soundlj something I can scarcely remembe doing before. I feel like sounding it praises throughout the Universe." S will every one who tries Dr. King' New Discovery for any trouble of th Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price 60c an $1.00. Trial bottles free at Crawfor Drugstore; every bottle guarantee' More and Worse Cold Weather There are indications, based 01 the study of atmospheric condi tions here and across the sea, say the very expert meteorologist o the New York Ilerald, that "tin severest part of the winter is ye . v . .. ?A t k r J rffSt, VDD' A LI1 ry Pcc ;d with any of the cheap " ics (so called) simply soothe They never touch the root of yer's Cherry Pectoral is a real physician, and not the prcpar It Bronchi Asthma, S Croup, La Grip] Whoopii and lung diseases. It's a st /-ill li '111/1 ^ L v v/ll JKIIIU ill U V f I J IlUUbCIl ad an attack of bronchitis, accompanied by quick consumption. I had heard of the < nd commenced using that medicine at once, i better, and in a short time I was entirely W. A. CC which resulted in asthma so severe that I tempted to lie down in bed. A ftiend, r to take it and soon obtained relief, and, fi b used this medicine in my family with gri S. H UTTER, Editor "Kolink," Kt :old which settled on my lungs and did nol >ticcd Ayer's Cherry Pectoral extensively ad /e it a trial. I purchased two bottles and 1 cured and I am now in perfect health. ft I find that a timely dose of Ayer's Chcrr d coughs." CIIAS. HULL, VVhortley R a severe cold and could not sleep on accot ,, recommended Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, ard me such quick relief or a more permanr J. E. WKIGl ottlcs, Half Pi ^TTTTTTTT api ^mSammSBmSmaSmrnm- ' i i'Miliil \ to come." The weather here, I e adds, has been comparative] e mild, so far, while iu Euroj >1 there has been a winter whic e almost equals the severe one < n 1871, known as the one of tl s extremely cold winters of th s country. "Turn about is fa il play, and this country may hai some very cold weather befoi r the balance is struck between tl g Old World and the New for tl d winter of 1899 1900." e The views of the expert a: e supported by a careful explan y tion of the causes and moveinen II of the general and severe "col t waves" which need not ho r I- peated here, The gist of it is thi the same causes which have pr duced the extreme cold exper enced in Europe, so far this wii ter, are still operative, while tl influences which have drawn tl j waves to that part of the worl ,r cease to act after the middle < d February and leave the Unite y States exposed to such visit.itinr " in turn. It is somewhat encou ? aging, of course, to have tl " warning come in the form tin 11 we "may have" some With ^ weather yet, before the winter 8 over, but persons whose interest o would sutler by being caught h 8 a late freeze, would do well 1 e govern their plans accordingly d d ' " ' ' j John LMrr, Posey ville. Ind., says, "1 nev usid any thing as irood as One Minute Coui ' Cure. We are never without It." Quick breaks up coughs and void Cures all thro and lung troubles. Its use will prevent co sumption. Pi-usant to take. Crawford Brt 1 ? The Tuakegee Conference. s Tuskegee, Ala, Feb. 21.?Tli f ninth annual session of the Tui a kegee Negro conference was hel t this morning with a large attei k. /> A, + b M si tnnl ii elixirs" and "cough % : the suliercr. They ^ the disease or cure a remedy; it is the pre- ^ ation of" an irrespon- ^ tis, ? i > < << ig Cough, anaara ana a staple old. fcV a dry, hacking cough. curative properties of ^ Before I had taken r cured." ^ >KKR, Allis, Ark. was threatened with ^ ecommending Ayer's ^ nally, was completely . ;at success for colds, even's Point, Wis. ^ t yield to the various ^ vertised where I had ^ before I had finished ^ fy work subjects ms . y Pectoral acts u ? oad, London, Ont ^ int of coughing. A 4 I procured a bottle, ^ j nt cure." 4 IT, Chester, Ark. ^ j rice, 50c. '1 mvAvi ... r 7* " III l __ ie dance. The session was notable ly for the presence of an unusually )e large number of prominent south ;h ern educators and business men ot of both races. Booker T. Wash ie ington said in his opening that at the value of these meetings lay ir in the good impressions which re the delegates got to fcarrv home re with them. lie warned his race ie against the ex slave pension ie agents, emigration agents, ex horted them to keep out of the re courts, keep their wives and a daughters off the streets and to is avoid the Sunday excursions, id . , ? T , The greater danger from oolds and ** la grippe is their resulting in pneur? monia. If reasonable care is used, however, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken, all danger will be 1- avoided. It will cure a cold or an atie tack of la grippe in less time than any other treatment. It is pleasant and Ie safe to take. For sale by J. F. Maokey id A Co. )t . ? Crossing tlie Tugela. 18 r London, Feb. 21.?A dispatch ie from Durban savs the forces of it Gen. Duller have been crossing ?r the Tugela at Colenso all night is long. lie now has 4,000 on the I a north bank of the river. Hart's iv brigade is all on the north bank o ot the river. Determined efforts ate being made by engineers to repair the railroad bridge so trains mav run. ?ir A pontoon bri<lge was constructed I) at the ford at the foot of Illangwana and the heavy artilley is r- being taken over it. The Boers are not offering ; pfousc^^ishadw WASHING FEATHER PILLOWS Feather Pillow* need washing once t year. Choose bright, sunny day; till a large tub hall full of water that is almost boiling hot; dissolve enough Gold Dust Wishing Powder In It to make a good suds; put one or two pillows In, acccording to size, push them up and down and rub t' ctn between the hands until clean. If one suds not dough, us-, iwo or mora; rinse In clear v rr.i water, wring c- dry is possible, and hang them out; \vi--n dry, shake well, and J2 <h?> Win be a-: li^ht and soft as ;.e>? pillows. n Thr aiioar , r,Strr "mm ''.:r (>,? ?? >> lit.S i.ttgg Miil'SF.WOliK" Stnlfre* -.n r? ^uc?l t'< . I Tl.r K K. FAIRMNK COMPANY, , Chlaaa*. St. I Maw York, tlsston, * o ^ iaBk. 3 2: NEWS CLYBURN-HEA LANCASTl Wc want the that we have tl MULES that offered on this will sell them at ces for cash o DON'T BIN Till you look thr and get our pri delight you?the nricp vrkii Wlif I ~ J '* " good Wagon, Bi Harness, come ; fore you buy. best there is anc to sell them. Clyburn-MI Jan. G, 1900?S. strong resistance, only occasionally firing from Grobler's Kloof. General Buller is endeavoring to mount big guns at Hlangwuna, which can b8 used on the ridges north of the Tugela and along the line of railway as far as Nelthorpe, with good effect. It is believed G -neral Buller will continue the forward move ment to Ludysmith without rest. The Boers are still retiring, leav ing as a rear guard, it appears, merely a patrol. ^ A BIG LUMBER COMBINE A|l the Lumber of North Carolina to be Controlled by English and New York Capitalists. New York, Fe?iruar\ 20.?An association of hanking houses in New York and London is said to be interested in a new comhinnI tion designed to control the entire lumber business <<f North Carolina. It- is proposed to unite seven different companies, who own ab'?ut four billion feet of lumber and control about six honored miles of railroad, fheir saw mill capacity is one million, five hnn dred thousand teet a day, and thev have large plaining mill* ami box factories. Together they set about SO per cent of nil the North Carolina pine distrih uted, lln- lotal output being about six hundred million feet a year The tangible assets of these seven large companies are estimated a' $28,i (K),O00 nml if is proposed tocapi alize lieu at $28,000,000, upon which it is ex pee'ed that dividends can he earnethrough the economics of consolidation. h vritiiottt G4d IhatFl I || km S fljll^ co TnnK i ' wit TH MUL" CO., 0 K, So. (";i. public to know ic finest lot of has ever been market, and we : reasonable prir ^ood paper. r A MULE ough our stock ces. One will other will surm you want a tggy or set of and see US be- ; We have the I we are going % yiuyo. 7 t"{*orroN ^Culture" is the name of a* val uable illustrated pamphlet which should be in the hands of every planter who raises Cotton. The book is sent Free. Sciul name an<l address to GKRMAN KALI WORKS;. _.j Nassau St., New YoAc OUTH CAROLINA ^GEORGIA EXTENSION R. R. COWUt. Schedule No. 4 In Kffcct 1201 n. nv, Sunday, Dee. 24, I899t'. BetweenCamden,S.C,and Bl&cksburg.S.C.'. W?-8t. Si ~ |Knst. ' 8&>. Kirs. C?s- KASTRKN TIMV.. |t..|rK, PiwsHtiger Passenger Daily ^ . Daily Kxcept STATlO^i 1 Kxccpt Sunday. 1 Sunday. M. ??? 12 :v? ESS^t'aniden 12 2t I l-i DcKalb J2 02 I 2: Wcstvtlle II (0 1 4 i, Kershaw II m 2 IO( lleatli Spring II 20 2 la, Pleasant Hill 11 |? 2 35 Lancaster * 10 55 2 50 Riverside 10 40 3 oo SprliiBdcll 10 jo 3 10 Catawba Junction 10 M 3 20 Leslie 10 ! J 4(i Kock Hill |? ooi 4 021 Tlrzah 9 30? 4 20 Yorkvllle 9 IBI 3ft Aharon 9 04' 4 SO Hickory Grove 8 46< 5 Oo Smyrna 8 -39> S '-*0 Hlacksburg 8 !& P- " A. M. Between Blacksburg, S.C.,and Marion,H.C;. "I "" East. I*.. -ec class KASTERN TIME. sec. Ulosa Mixed UU.d Dally Dally Kxccpt STATIONS. Bx? cpt Sunday. Sunday. A. M. ? p. M. H 10 lllacksburR A 401 H 30 Earls 6 99>- ?N 40 Patterson Springs 0 12! 0 20 _ Shelby 0 00' jo 00 Lattlraore 4 50 10 10 Moorcsboro 4 40 JO 29 Henrietta 4 20 JO SO Forest City 3 90 1 IS Rutherfordton 3 29 I Millwood 3 00 11 4: Uoldon Valley 2 99 2 05 Thermal City 2 49 <2 25 lilcnwood 2 20 12 90 Marlon 2 00 A. M "' P. M. \\~KST. GAFFNUY DIVISION EASti BlrstClass FlratClaai 15 13 EASTERN TIME. 14 10 slip! ig-i |s-| ?? M w j. W -x) ?' M A M ' T-5- ? -! -'0 !t St "l^i'ltAl'iirK 7 BO 3 00 - 'J 7O Cherokee Falls 7 30 2 40 m * 1 (*a(Tiiey 7 10 2 20 A- . : A. M. P. M .. i1iT;\lr'SiN'0H' :f* ,uul 33 connect at lilacksbur? with trains on the Caffney Division. VK"uur,r I rain No. 32 connects at Camden with the R^anpoln,s!souihn <>f -So:,th?rn ..J'"1" 33 leaving Camden at 12.40 p'. m., M>in. west, makes connection at I,ancnster. Hon"whh iho"^ ? V " ft" ul Catawba JunoII "i.i, ,L o 'V *oln?f north ; at Kock T !i.. v? n Crn ltaUaLB??K?l?iK north. v.., ,'r^u '1 connects at BTucJtsl.urR with the oil In rn Railway from the sou'h. At MarUm s ? Vp, ?iiV*r>e,'r" U:lllwfty K?">? weat SAM I RUNT. A. TRIPP. 1 resident Suoerintondent S. M DUMPK1N. G. P. A. lancaster & chester Railway. I?* * i vvt??<n Chester and Lancaster. Schedule in KfTcot Dec I*, 1-W I tail)! Except SmhUij/. -Miuthliound. Northbound. V... Ift No. 17. No. Ifl. Nal4 P. M | A. M.l P. M. ATTi H ID to 30 it I.v ...Chester Ar rt 00 7 67 8 47 11 |o| ". KlchhurR 6 to 7 21 * H f>< II :io It Hascoaivllle.. 4 68 7 12 li III II 6o> "...Port Unn..." 4 3d 0 67 .... 4 ' 'j to 12 30 ?l Ar. Lancaster. I.v 4 I'O rt ;*) P. M.|P. M P. M A. M N'o II Irivliv Lanenster A S) ii. in., notice* i'idiiiuciIoii lit Chester with Southern '{ ilwuv No 3d for charlotte and points north ; ml Si hImmipI Air Line "Atlanta Special" for ulaniu ami |i"liitH ?i-Ht Also with Carolina v Northwe-ii i :> Ky. No. ! for Lenoir, N. C n > in11 rine jilt |>olrils. an>l Southern Kail . iv N'ol 33 for i'o!jmhia and polnia south. - . iii-niT in it. m., connects .i'Ii -nn lii rii Ky . Net 3* from Columbl v onrt l< .nils south: Si aboard Air L.I11C "Atlanta Spei it from Northern nml Eastern points and Southern Ky. No.:mfrom Northern anil Emurn points, nml at Lam-aster tvith S. C. & <J K. for Tjiitfknliurif No C> leaving Lancaster I 00 |i. iu., connect* 1 Lancaster with S C .ti 1. E from Cnmden 1 <1 M.irion. southern Ky No. 34 at Chester for li.irlotte iiinl iKiliits nortli No. IN. leaving Chester MP p in. connect* at Chester with southern Hallway No. 31 from oiuiiihln and points south. I.KROY SPRINGS, l. M. IIKATII, President. ihmi i. i ah. Ajj??nt. rO V/-MR8' ^ ' ' ,ENCE Copyrights Ac. Aiifoil*' <*n.|i/iK a ?k?4rh ?nd doacrlpllnn may Tiil'-irlf t.? -ri.-iln our opinion freo whether u i i*r ill I* * * i i ,.i - it.nlilr j> ilfntnble. Cuinmunli* i , "< : lOWfnl. lluiidPooAOn Pntnnta ^ -t imonrr fi^wurlnajBinn. -A M ( ik.-n through Minn A re??l#4 fly, ? illicit chart*. in tU? ' 9m. SWg. *cunttflc Jtmcrka#. jt K hunttootnolf tllnntmtrxl wopuiy. l.arraAf rta. ' > nl??Ion nt anr urtpntltln Journal. . T?rm?, AflBRQEf > r ir : four months, |L Sold Mull Ajib <FV" " t *