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4 L I I STATE CONVENTION. Mieppard Nominates Tillman, VoiimauH Alone Against Eii dorsing Him. Greenville News. Columbia, S. C., May 10.?The boon couveutiou was held toda^. Every one who is in State or national politics, who has been in it and wants to get back, and those who waut to get a taste of politics now or in the future, were here. It was a regular low feast in politics. Conservatives, straightouts, reformers. TilJmau ites and all were in attendance and voted for each other and pat ed each other on the back. The convention did nothing remarkable. It endorsed Bryan and instructed its delegalion to vote for him. The convention was called to order by President Wiley Jones. In escorting up Temporary President Breazeale be made a hit by appointing on the committee all of the pronounced gubernatorial candidates. Mr. Breazeale was then intro. duced and he thanked the convention for the honor. He ex plained why the convention had assembled. Since the last convention in this State new issues and problems had arisen and many events had transpired in the po litical world. At most throughout the world there had been uprising of the people in behalf of liberty. The United States had played no unimportant part. Ouba had been freed from Spain's yoke and had a republican form of government for the people, of the people and by the people. W. D. Evans nominated T. O. Hamer, clerk of the house, for temporary secretary and he was unanimously elected. Mr. Stansell was nominated for sergeant-at arms and was unani mously elected. On motion of Mr. Prince the chairman of each delegation was asked to hand in the revised Hots of delegates. J. W. Dunn was made assistant secretary. Mr. McDow nominated W. F. O, ? ' " mwvwiinon ior perraanei enairroan and he was elected by acclamation. There were three or four "Noes" in the voting preliminery to this result. A committee consisting of Messrs. McDow and Bellinger was appointed to escort Mr. Stevenson to the chair. Mr. Steven f-on on taking the chair thanked the convention for the honor, doubly an honor coming from such a grand old State as South Carolina. The convention was meeting on the transition from one centuiy to another, to elect delegates to name a standard bearer to usher in the new century, a leader standing in the shoes of Thomas Jefferson. He looked back and referred to South Carolina's great growth in taxable property, in cotton manufac turing, gecoud now to Massachusetts, and in tobacco growing. We now have a united front and have rolled back the dark cloud of Negro domination. Railroads are being built here faster than in any other State. It is a peenom enal record for a decade. The convention appointed committees of one from each county on platform and reaolutionp with Senator Tillman as chairman, and constitution and bylaws with Mr. DeBruhl as chairman. A large number of resolutions were presented, Col. Hoyt's re quiring the pledge to support the national nominees and a vigor oub platform from the same pource being among them. The election of the four delegates at large was then entered upon and quickly disposed of. Mr. Gentry, of Spartanburg,] Time whs wnen Cancer was considere Physicians and friends could give little re one aflicted with this terrible disease. Kv ? KU 1 .11 ?1 - -- - " ' ? univni nir?-rt?c, mt-y sun insist mat mere but at the same time cannot assure you tli its place, for the disease is in the blood caustic, flesh-destroying plasters. The hi matter before the Cancer ?ore will heal. S. S. S. is the only medicine that can builds ut> and invigorates the old, and sup can l?e found in it ; the roots and herbs the blood system and make a safe and j Cancer is not always inherited ; yonr fu Impure Blood h or none, a small lump on the jaw or hrei .little or no attention. If you hqvf an ol at once ; it will cleanse your blood and Mrs K Hhirer, Plata, Mo writes ; " A sn ear on the left aide of my face Af tirat it Kaye m< until lite jaw t>e(?a? to swell and lierame much ini eat into the tteuh. and nave me intense pain I tr f;ood. I ther. t-eifan tin- ttse of S S. S., and aftVr s now no sign of the disease This was two year Send for our special hook tin Cancer; you ; it is free. Write our physicians atmnt your case, t have made n life study of Cancer and a ever for this. n.vwyw-.v ^ '' nominated Col. Wiley JoQes, of Kichmond. Goo. K. Prince, of Anderson, nominated Congressman Latimer. Senator Henderson named Gov. McTweeney. Gov. Sheppard, "in behalf of the tidgefield delegation/' named Senator B. R.Tillman. Nominations were closed and the four nominees were elected. Mr. Cosgrove, of Charleston, t> ing the first to second the nomination. The delegates from each congressional district are to meet at 7 :30 to seleet the district delegations. The committee on platform and resolutions met this afternoon and elected B. R. Tillman 'hairman and August Kohn secretary. The committee reported favorably on resolution instructing the delegation to vote for Bryan and avored the unit rule on platform and president. Col. Hoyfc's platform was agreed to. It denounced the financial policy of the trusts and called upon the State and national gov ernment to pass such stringent laws as will curtail their op?ra tionR in the future. His resolu tions also denounced the imperalistic policy of the present government as contrary to the spirit of our institutions. He also in eluded a resolution that the pre ?ent war in the Philippines is unjust, and that these people should he given free government under a United States protectorate, if necessary. The resolutions also denounced the Porto Rican policy by of the republican party, endorsed W. J. Bryan as a candinate for president and expressed sympathy for the Boers. The committee was somewhat divided about expressing svmpathy with the Boers, but Tillman urged the adoption of this section, which was done. The platform is being drawn by the sub committee; it will be on lines already indicated,, op posing imperialism, Tne policy towards Porto Rico, Cuba and the Philippines. Mr. WelleR, of Edgefield, intro duced a resolution against the dispensary and in advocating a local option scheme. This was unfavorably reported as not hav-1 ine anything to do with the con- j vention. Following is the list, of dele-1 gates to the national convention j selected bv the congressional dis i trict delegations and confirmed j by the convention : First District?W. R. Wilson, Charleston; Thomas Talbird, Beaufort. Alternates, L. Arthur O'Neill. Charleston ; W. II. Ken nedy, Williamsburg. Second District?James II. Tillman, of Edgefield, and C. W. (iarris, of Bamburg. Delegates to select, alternates. Third District?I. FI. McOalla, Abbeville, W. G. Stribling, Oconee. Alternates, McOee, Green wood, and Geo. E. Price Ander-1 son. Fourth District.?J. A. Mooney, Greenville; .John Gary Evans, Spartanburg. Alternate, F. H. Weston, Columbia. Fifth District?T. Y. Williams. Lancaster; J. C. Wilhorn, Rock Hill. Alternates, J. H. Marion, (Chester, and T. H. Butler, GafTney. Sixth District?D. H Traxler, Timmonsville; T. W. Bouchier, BeniTettsville. Alternates, R. Fl. Timmerman and Louis Appelt. Seventh District?J. W m. Stokes, Orangeburg; W. B. Gruber, Colleton. Alternates, W. D. Scarborough, Sumter; J. II. ( Miers, Dorchester. Senator Tillman was reelected national committeeman. There was no other nomination. The report of the committee on platform was presented. The fight was participated on & f il as incurable as leprosy. tK ml W lief or encouragement to 'en now doctors know of no remedy for thi is no hope outside of a surgical operation, i lat it will not return. You may cut or ? is deep-seated and destructive, and bey ood must be purified and strengthened, tl overcome this powerful and contaminating plies new, rich, life-giving blood. S.S. S. from which it is made contain powerful ] jermanent cure of Cancer. It has cured t imily may be free from any taint, yet your b tvites Disease. * or kSt, a harmless looking wart or mole, and tstinate sore, don't reTy uton salves or oi prevent the formation of cancerous cell mil pimple came on my Jiiw about one inch below no trouble, and I did not think it anything sei jitmed. At the name t nne the aore begun to apread ieft everything I could hrtirof, but nothing did me taking several bottle* the Oaticar healed, aad t a ago. and I am stilt enjoying jierfect health it contains much information that will inte tnd for inv advice or information wanted ; t II hlood diseases We tpake no charge w Address, THF. SWIFT I * < " the delegation voting as a unit o all questions in the national cot vention. John Gary Kvans chun pioned this position. G. K. I'rict ot Anderson, favored instrucliu the delegates on all issues o which the people of the State at now settled. The unit rule as t all questions was adopted, a mi jority of the delegation decidin the vote and the chairman casi ing the vote f the delegation. The convention adopted a rei olution roasting the jute trus inasmuch as the farmers' allianc seems to be disorganized. The unfavorable report on th Well's resolution condemning th dispensary was adopted. J. J. Gentry, of Spartanburg introduced resolutions endorsin Till mans policy in fighting th imperialistic policy of the gov eminent and the general scope ( the resolution was opposed by I VV. You mans. You mans had long prepared speech attack in Tillman's senate record. It wil have small effect. Youmans was called to orde when he jumped on Tillman an the dispensary on the groun that the resolution referred onl to the senate record. Tillmai asked to let him go ahead. The convention pdopted th resolution endorsing Tillman1 course by a rising vote. Youman was the only one voting in th minority. Charleston voted t endorse Tillman's record. IlicI land not voting. There was muc enthusiasm. Tillman took it eas as Youman's objection was t general endorsement of Tillman1 senate course. Glorious News Comes from Dr. I). B. Cargih of Washita, I. T. lie writes "Four bottles of Glectic Bittei has cured Mrs. Brewer of scrofuli which had caused her great sul fering for yaars. Terrible sore would break out on her head an fs A fha Iv^af ^ HIIU VIIU KJxjk*%, \i Uwv'/S S si'j'.i i give no help ; but her cure is coir plete and her health is excellent. This shows what thousands hav proved,?that Electric Hitters i tho bes blood purifier known. It the supreme remedy f??r eczemi tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boil and running sores. It stimulate liver, kidneys and bowels, expel poisons, helps digestion and build up the strength. Only f>Oc. Sol by Crawford Bros. Druggie Guaranteed. Mr. Ilorton Iforlitien to Kim fo Auditor. Mr. Editor :?Will you be kin enough to allow me space i your columns to announce to m friends that for reasons best, know to myself I have decided to witl draw from the race for Audito: I highly appreciate the ei couragement 1 have received froi friends in various sections of th county. I take litis opportunit of thanking them for the sarin ! Ofri U/\nee i?nflr?A/?G'.JI.. ..... J UIII n n;n JICU1 I IIIIJ* , II. H. Norton. Derangements of Menstrual Functions pr duoo Miscarriage. Simmons Squaw Vine Wii or Tablets corroct tho derangements What You Want IHAVK made arrangements to receive su scrlptions for The Weekly Constitution Atlanta. The Home and Farm?one of the be papers a farmer can read ; the l'hrloe a Wei New York World, Tho Sunny South. Frai Munsey's Magazine. The ],attics' Home Jot tn.i Tfcj> G.t.oZ.. n>.?.? . ?? ............j i.inuiiK ru?i, j ne :->i?ii?r<l Blade, The ChlcuKO Ledger. If there In ui other magazine, paper or periodical di'Hlrrd will endeavor to gel It for you at publlsho prices. Res pec I fully. R. A. LONG, Lock Itox rtl Lancaator, S. S NOT DURABLE s foarful malady ; while admitting it to 1: iiul advise you to have the Cancer cut ou aw out the sore, but another will couie i 'ond the reach of the surgeon's knife c te system relieved of all poisonous, efTet jioison and force it out of the blood. 1 is n purely vegetable remedy ; no miner; purifying pro tier ties that act directly upo thousands, why not you ? lood may become so polluted that a sever id stubborn form of the disease ma velop from a sore or ulcer on your tongu |>oii <i r"iu ix?i) , nullum (inns hurt, a little |vitii|>lc on the eyelid, li other causes so insignificant as to attrac i fitment* to cure it ? begin with S. S. ? la. hut iPECIRC CfHPANY, ATLANTA. GA. "I FOR ii Heavy iand ti Fancy : Groceries, * Go to i S. M. 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Vl Sleep fails, and you are fh go on the verge of nervous LJ fel exhaustion. If What is to be done? 91 Ij Take tl !aw$ samnniH 7\ For fifty years It has 7 J L vf been lifting up the dis- [ | r] couraged, giving rest to It IJ the overworked, and ?< wL bringing refreshing sleep fej IJ to the depressed. 7 J 1 No other Sarsaparilla [J| ml approaches it. In age V? ?1 and in cures, " Ayer's" is tl "the leader of them all." /i j IV If nroc ' it m woo uiu l'liui c ullicr i 5 i li sarsaparillas were born. \11 C 1 11.04 boil It All draffltU. . ^ ] I jj Ayer's Pills aid the ac- v] '4 tion of Ayer's Sarsapa- 7/ i ^ rilla. They cure bilious- [4 IV ness. 21 cto. a bat. LJ 1 I *' I have used Ayr's medicine* for \ ? 1 ] more than 40 year* and bay* said P1 m 1 from the very atart that you made fc I B 1 the beet medicines In the world. I VJ j am sure your Harsaparilla saved my ? ? m J life when I ftrat took it 40 year* ago. I 4 || I am now past 70 and am never I 9 ? IX without your medieines." Ibp i frank thomas, i'. m., 3 Jan. 24,1090. Enon, Kansas. ll L w Wrltm thm Dootmr. If you have snjr complaint whatever KJ ? 1 and desire the best medical sdvioe you 7J T r I can possibly reeelve, write the doctor KM V ( freely. Tnuwill receive a prompt re- [S < pit. without cost. Address, I 1 i ^ W l^^^JlJK^jU^tTEK^Lowell. Msss. L J 5 SOUTHERN RAILWAY. ' ss<^t Central 71 ma at Jaokaonrllitf an<1 arscnmh. Bantam Tlmo at Other Point#. ' I RttWnlo lee ?-?vw. oest. a mm .11 ??*?>vrv I^OI/IU?I; (WUl, 1WM fOKTliiorvn wi to Ko.84lNo.8fljiro.81 wonrnmovun. N#Jt Ko - CvTKoSwS villa (P. SM^TT T3raT2^?iri5 " t>T?nnaht8o Uy ) Ijl6pil206? 410p ~ " ?W fr- T bip " fekllu*i *Et <?? ?i<* Z gpH?t<l?ld. 4 4yn i?b? ** |?i?y . 4 top 4 47to , Perry 4 jj, . Ar. Columbia ......... .... 5Y.pl a 00a ?JHy Lr. Oh Arlaaton. <So. R\ ... TuuilfTOp T55p BximmorrilW 7 41a]ia?ol ftOSp " Branch villa .. . 8 66a 1 65a 7 26p Orangeburg 8 &ta 2 60n 7 65p Klugvllle 10 U. 4 S?h 8 46p Ar. Columbia 11 uGa fl 00a O.tOp Lv. 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' I I v' "' 1 ?3n> ft |. 11 r.ji < I ' vtu?(P.?.) ._ ; i n. . iftp "fiiuiK 18 and 44 (min-d vxrapi Muixluyi urn .1 .?1 (Ibiuirt from fiiunlittrn Sleeping Car Sarvlco Wxoollant daily j>assmu.'?r snrvico ixitwwi Fliiridn And Now Turk. No*. HI mid 38?New York ami Florida Limited. Daily oKcopt Sunday, nompoHod n i ?1v?ly of Pullman flnusi Drawing Uoom Sloop | inff, Compart mont and observatory Oars, ..o [ twrim Now York, Columbia and St. 'Augustine No*. H9 and 84->N*w York and Florida Kxproas. Dra a ng-room mooping car* brtwoeri I Augusta and Now York. ! Pullman drawing-room klonning oars too , t wren Port Tampa, Jacksonville, Savannah . , Washington mid Now Y'ork. [J Pullman sleeping oars 1m-. warn Charlotteand ! Klohinond lining oars l*?fwcen Oiiarlotte ,1 and .Savannah. 3 Nos. .<6 and .id?U. S. Kiist Mall. Thioiv-h , Pullman drawing-room buffer aloAplng cut s ls? k twoen Jacksonville and Now York and Pull 14 luun aii-eiijug curs l>et wt-im Augusta uul ('in. , lottr. Dining oars *ervo ail inoala onrou o t Pullniaa aJaeping cars between .laoksonviilo and Columbia an route dally bid wcon J.iok son vllle and CMn'-lAnail, via Aanevilio. ? ! FRANK S HANNON. J M.OUI.P, Third V P *Orn. Mgr.. Tritfli.- Mgr.. Washington, T). <Washington, I). 11 W. A TURK. 8. H. HARDWIl'K, Won. Pass. Ag't.. As't Don. Pass Ag'l.. Waohlngli-Sl, D. Atlanta,Da I. " Application for Final Discharge. NOTICE is hereby given that on the 15lh day of June, 1900, I will make application to Chas. D. Jones, Judge of Probate for Lancaster County, for a final discharge as administrator of the estate of the late Aaron Plyler. ml2-lm. H. 8. PLYLER. Horses, Horses, Horses. We have just received a carload of number one Horses from Atlanta, every animal having been carefully selected in person by our Mr. Elliott. In the lot are some of the finest horses ever brought to this market. If you f* want a good saddler, or a good driver, or a good combination horse, now is your time to get it. We have just what you want and need, so call and see for yourself. We fake pleasure in exhibiting our stock, as well as vehicles. Wewill either sell or swap, and will sell either for the cash or for good paper. ELLIOTT & CRAWFORD. LANCASTER & CHESTER RAILWAY. Ret ween Chester and Lancaster Schedule in Effect April *2, 1900. DaUy Except Sunday. Southbound. ' Northbound , fe. No. IK No. 17. No. Iff. No. U ' " p- M A. M. \ " P. ftf. A. M 8 III 9 40 d I.r ... Cheater.... Ar 7 10 7 57 10 04 * ".... Knox .... " 6 49 8 47 10 20 "...Rlgbburg..,, " 6 21 7 21 B 57 10 40 d ". llAdComrllle.. " 6 20 7 12 W-' #13 n oo "...Fort U?n..." 8 ou 6 17 11 20 V Graces... . " 6 40 0 40 11 40 (I Ar.. Lancaster.. Lr 5 30 6 30 P. M. A. M. IP. M.lA. M No. 14, leaving Lancaster 0.30 a m,, makes close connection at Chester with Southern Hallway No. 30 f.>r Charlotte and points north ; and Seaboard Air Line "Atiauta Speolal" lor Atlanta ard n?:nts w-.-st Also with Carolina & Northwv ' in .;y. No. in for Lenoir, N. C., ami intermeolute points, ami Southoru Kailway No. 33 for Columbia and |>otnts south. No 17. leaving Chester 0.4) a.m., connects with southern Ky , No. 80 from Col imbla and points south: Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Special" from Northern sod Kaatern point* and Southern Ky, No. 33 from Northern and Llastern points, and at Lancaster w 1th S. C. & O. >1 for Mlacksburg. No. 18. leaving Lanoas'er S Stl p. in., connects at Lancaster with S. C A G. F,. from Camden and Marlon, Southern I, v No. 34 u* Chester lor Charlotte and points norto. No. If>, leaving Chester ' 10 p m.. connects at Chester with ."southern Hallway No, 34 from Columbia and points sou tit I.KIfOY SPKING8, J. M. HEATH, President rJen'l. Pas. A^enf. COUTH CAROLINA & GEORGIA A EXTENSION R. R.COMPANY. * V * Schedule No. 4 In Effect 12.01 a. m.. Sunday, Dec. 24, 1SW0. BetweenCamiien.S.C.and Blacksbur&S.C. * West. S3 lEant. W. Firm ClitHH EASTERN TIME. j Fir .iritis* PusseiiRer __ jPa^wnniHT Dully < .? 1 v Except STATIONS. I pt Si unity. suuday. ? . m.i TTx. 12 IW Camden 12 a* 1 13 DeKulb It 02 I 271 WentvIHe II 60 1 40j Kershaw || 36 2 loj lleath Sprint; II to 2 13 Pleasant Hill II 16 2 36! Lancaster 10 66 2 60 .. Ktver?tdo III) ?<) 3 00 Sprlntrdell l|0 SO' 3 10 Calawha Junotlon 10 to 3 201 Leslie 10 10 3 40 Keck Hill 10 00 8 631 NeW|>ort 0 36 4 02' l'irzah ? so 4 2it| Yorkvtlle 0 II 4 36 Sharon 9 00 A Mil 111. U,.ro " " & 0J> Smyrna 8 U ^ lilackfthurg 8 15 Between Blaeksbnrg.S.C.and Marlon, K.C. West. 11 'Saw*. U, xic. Cla^e EASTERN TIME. Set: ( laaa Mixed Mixed Dally Dally Except STATIONS. Except Sunday | Sunday. )| A M o ' jT 14 N I" BlaoUHhurK ' ft to N SO Karl* o jo S 4,1 I'atteraon Sprlnga d 12 0 20 Shell./ d (H) J" oo Lattlnaore 4 fto - a '0 10 Mooruaboro 4 40 * j| JO 2ft Henrietta 4 20 JO 60 Forest City > SO " I* Ratborfordton 3 2ft II 3ft Millwood 3 06 11 4 Golden Valley 2 So 12 06 Thermal City 2 4ft 12 26 Glenwood 2 20 12 90 Marlon 2 00 A. M | [V M wKST. OAFPNKY K. VISION KAHH fflrwt Claw "FTratChaaa IS 13 EASTERN TIM K. 14 |6 >.&5 i j 3^ jJ* STATIONS. % % 1*3 8-9 *Hg<H? fiS1nSg a?? B-.??n| rM AM AM p y I (Ml d (M HluckahiirK T M> 3 00 I mi rt 20 Oherokcf Falls ! 3i 2 *0 I 4(i fl 4(1 HafTiicy 7 1 2 20 P M A M. AM. P^ M 'I ritlr.H Note 32 anil 33 come rt :iu?A. utoirK wlili 11 it i n-* on I hp (luflney Dlvlilon. Train N<> 82 connceit at Camden with the Charleston III vision of the Southern Hallway for all pointh xouth. Train No 33 leaving Camden at 12.4(1 p.m., going west, makes ronnertlon nt f.nneaater, S. with the L A (X H. It , at Caiawha .luoclloti with tho s A. It., going north: at Rock Hill ullli the Southern Hall way, going north. Train No. II conuoc'ta at Hlaekanurg with the Southern Itallwav from the notith. At Marlon, N C., with Southern Hallway going weal. HAM'I, HUNT, A TRIPP, President Superintendent K B. MIMPKIN. O. P. A.