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m&iUrfU la many respects Scrofula and Consi eral causes, both i V^WlSiP*k povished blood ai k m,the lung* ; in Scr the eyes are infla fl>W bones ache, and > SmA PtB the skin, produci good ; the blood flha_jrfOK~^ generations has {i I^qSSWk&v Scrofula reqi condition before other poisonous r and leave the syst S. S. S. is the only medicine that ca *1 ji J * ? -* ? iu<; uisch9c ?xiu iorccs every vestige oi The rootn and herb# from which it m made SAVE THE CH/L vonr child has inherited an j blood taint, d best blood purifier and blood builder kr children. When my daughter was an infant she had a s? tant care of physicians for wore than two years. We almost despaired of her life. A few bottles of Ho direct to the cause of the trouble. 1 do not t?eli< which are beyond the power of other so-called hi Our medical department is in charge Scrofula and other blood diseases a life stt jrou arc interested in. Your letter will reo uo charge whatever for this. Saloon or Diapcnsary. The Presbyterian Standard, a t able religious paper published at Charlotte, among other things, sayP : The saloon is bad enough but the license tax is an additional evil. We say to the saloon keeper: "You've got to make enough money out of your business to pay us $1,200 a year over expenses or you must shut up shop. Sell all you can, and adulterate all you please, but pay us our monej-. And the saloon keeper proceeds to do as we suggest. The law of the land recognizes that the liquor traffiic is a menace to the public good, a breeder of disorder and a promoter of crime. lience the police power which the State assumes in the limitation and control the traffic. The most complete control is that of ownership. Therefore if the community has the right to control and restrict the business, as no other business is controlled, and because of its inherent tendency to breed disorder, it has the right to take possession of the traffic entirely for purposes >f absolute control. The saloon keeper must sell to make his living, and the license tax is an additional stimulation to sell. The dispenser is a salaried officer indifferent to the amount of his sales. The saloon, in order to make its way, mixes cheap spirits with cheaper poison, there by undermining the physical constitution of the pooiei classes far more speedily than mere intoxication would. The dispenser for leits his place and his bond and perhaps his liberty for adultera ling liquor. The saloon is made atrractive that men be induced It) drink. The ilisnensurv ;?c inhospitable as a barn. The saloon encourages treating. The (lis pensary forbids it. The saloon loves darkness rather than light tor its business. The dispensary closes at sundown. The saloon knows that the drunkard is the, best customer. The dispensary refuses to sell to a drunkard. The saloon shields its customers by screens and painted windows and detains them by the good fellowship of the place. The dispensary says, If you want a small quuntity of liquor make your personal application by signing your name on this public hook, paying your money, and then take your liquor away. In brief ttie saloon is a standing temptation to drunkenness which few of its patrons resist. The dispensary meets the legitimate demand hut discourges the illegitimate demand for liquor by the reversal of every expedient which the saloon uses for in creasing business. Reason must teach the same lesson that experience has taught, in Sweden, in South Carolina, and in North Carolina too, that the dispensary decreases drunkenness as compared ^ith the saloon. Wo aro in favor of decreasing drunken nefifl. Who is not ? Dr. W. H. I .ewis, Lawrence ville, Va., writes, "I am using Kodol Dyspepsia (Jure in my practice among severe cases of indigestion and find it an admirable remedy.1' Many hundreds of phvicians depend upon the use of Kodol Dyspesia Cure in stomach troubles. It digest* what yon eat, and allows you to eat all the good food you need, provided you do not overload your stomach. Gives instant relief and a perm ?nentcure. Crawford Bros, d-w s 1FULA uraptiou an alike ; they develop from the ? are hereditary and dependent upon an inipur tpplv. In consumption the disease fastens it of ula the glands of the neck and throat swell raed and weak ; there is an almost continua white swelling is frequently a result, causing ng indescribable pain and suffering. Cutt is poisoned. The old scrofulous taint which olluted every drop of blood, lires vigorous, persistent treatment. The 1 the terrible disease can be stopped in its w uinerals usually given in such cases do mori Lem in a worse condition than before, n reach deep-seated blood troubles like Sc poison out of the blood. S. S. S. is the ot ? contain wonderful blood purifying property ? m long resist. S. S. S. stim wit M appetite, aids the digesti enfeebled bodv. If you on't wait for it to develop, but begin at once 1 town, as it contains no poisonous minerals vere case of Scrofula, for which she was under the et She was worse at the end of that time, however, a Swift's Specific cured her completely, as It seemed rv<- It has an equal for stubborn cases of blood disesi ood remedies S. I. Hkooicr, Moutlcello, Ga. r of experienced physicians who have ma< ndy. Write them about your case, or any 01 civt-prompt and careful attention. We ntal Address. THE SWIFT ! Accident or Outrage. Orangeburg, Oct. .'I.?A sad and deplorable accident occurred near Kcraft's mill, in this county, on last Sunday afternoon, resulting in the death of a most estimable gentleman, Mr. .1. 11. W. 11 vdrick, and lite painful injury of his wife. Mr. ami Mrs. llvdriek were returning home from church in a buggy, little dreaming what an awful fate was in store for them, when suddenly, from the rear and without any warning whatever, they were driven into by a negro driving at a] fearful rate of speed, his horse J and buggy literally tearing through Mr. Ilydrick's turnout. Mr. Hydrick ami his wife were thrown a considerable dis| tance, where they lay for some time before receiving aid. The black perpetrator of this dastardly act continued on his way I without even stopping to in-j muiro into the condition of his jvictims. The injured parties I were taken home as soon as j possible. Mr. llvdriek heing | unconscious and remaining alj most wholly so until his death,, | which occurred Tuesday afternoon. Mr-, llvdriek, though] i painfully injured, will recover. Whether the negro's horse I became unmanageable or not is i not known, but if such was true he gave im word of warning toj the unsuspecting parties ahead i of him, and to all appearances jii was a manoiieat outrage. cm-1 I anating ' from flu* brain of a I wln? regarded not the laws of man or (Jod. Mr. Ilydriek was a very prominent citizen of this county ami was well known throughout ; i the State, having served some years ago in the legislature If^ I was a hrothor to Senator D K. Ilvdrick of Spartanburg and i Dr. A.S. Hvdrick of this place. I The best method of cleansing the liver iR the iifle of the famous little pilln known as DeWitt'n Little l*'nrlv Risera Khuv tn tilio Never gripe. Crawford Hros. (1 - w * Coal Drops Oi\e Dollar a Toi\. Now York. Sept. ?Anthra ' cite coal was r|nofo?l .+1 a Inn] cheaper today than it was two days ago This was taaen as an indication that the railroads and others with stocks ol coal on hand regard an early settlement of the miners' strike prohahle T % i\\ arc \ ** to bo t We have teams fn country. Teams for \ /X\ around the city. live 4 I and stylish. Rrand n and traps,?the best d ^ be had. If you want ^ can be gotten up in lo\ $ & ^^or it. We meet comp' Thp Blighting Disease ot c.nd'Tm. erethty. self upon ww and suppurate, causing ugly running sores; 1 discharge from the ears, the limbs swell. [ the diseased bones to work out through ing away a sore or diseased gland does 110 i has probably come down through several >lood must be brought back to a healthy ork of destruction. Mercury, potash and s harm than good ; they ruin the digestion rofula. It goes down to the very roots of ily purely vegetable blood purifier known, es, which no poison, however powerful, cati ulates anil purifies the blood, increases the on and restores heslth and strength to the have reason to think you have Scrofula, or Lhe use of S. S. S. It is a fine tonic and the S. S. S. is pre-eminently a remedy for .n- ^^^B^BiB (Bl mi Wr to ygjfcijf, .en tie H gpr fl (Be S By SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA. OA. | SOUTHERN RAILWAY. atr*l Time at Jacksonville and avaaaafc Raitern Time at Other Points. Schedule to CiTect June lOSh, 1S00. XORTHBOOWn. tv -7?elt<an\ lllo TP- -"a) l^a TUS^ " Savannah (So. Ry ).... 1- SOp 1I1U " Ham wall 4 00p 4 1* " nia- kvIIJa 4 S*p 4 2tU " Sprinxrt',l<l * 44p 4 61l - Sally ,. 4Mp 4 8* Ay- Columbia ., 4 0>lji 4 1ft f^v. Oharinatom (So. Ry 1 00? IT?] Bumroorvule T 41a 12oua " Branchv lie 8 Ma 1 8.'-i " OrariRohurfl m 23a 2 M " Ktngville 10 lia 4 80i Ar Columbia ., 11 00a 8 i5i Ev A annuln. (So. hv. ) *2 Ot>a ~3 Mp 9 B'V| ? 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S.) . 7 4041 9 'M "Trains 1) nud 44 irmxTd ?*< ?pt Sunday] arrive ami depart from Hamburg tL.nly sxropt Suieiftf. Sl??ylB|{ Oar Strvlo*. Excellent daily ?p**Mtng?r aarvica Mwom Honda and Haw York. S-w .rt nod .W?Raw York and Florida Ex Vr?t? L)r?wwifroom ?:??)ilng oara batwnaa Anff'i"'a ?tid "'w York. l'MilnniM drawing-room alvaplng nnr* W F*??n Hart Tamo*, JnokaonrlRa, knraannh WntMnifton and Saw York. Fullinau aim-pin ? oora batworu Oiiarlotta and Kli'luimiid Inning oar* ooiwtto Oliarlol t4 arid Oiv. aunah. No* 36 nod jgiv? C. H. Kn?t Mall. 'Fkrvnafc ! Fnllni&ij dr.twlng-rnr.m alecplng carat*tw **n lackawBrillo mid Sow Xorlt and f ulV Kiftu *'.. ^(>iuk onre Utwsiu A u gum a and 9har 1- 11? in.iing oara #?rv? all finoala anrau'a Fullmau ??yplng onra Irttwwa .TaokaonTllU and Columbia. awrottto dully hotwaan JaolMon | Tin* and OinHn/iatl, vin Arttinvllla. rHANKS fiAYNOM, J M tUT*P. 'rtilrd V P Mgr.. Ti-aftlo Mxr., Wa^liington 1). U Washington, D 0 W A. TURK. I U HARDWICK, Won 1'itss. Ag't., Al l fun Fat*. Ag't , I Washington, ? CA Atlanta, (ia .\qxirci> * be ?iv>tn\i|. \ >r a drive in the >leasure driving in and .t rything neat, nice and e\v rubber tire buggies riving horses that can d the nicest turnout that 4 ,vn, call on 4 CRAWFORD d etition in price. > FALL OPENING OF..... MILLINERS I Greatest Display o Novelties Ever Seen. i All Eyes are Turnini Here For Leading Styles. Everybody is Talk ing About It. mmmmmmmammmmmmammmmmmmmrr. luiwibwr? The Great Success o Our Millinery the past Season We | E Will Eclipse This 1 WINTER and FALI j _ Miss Thorn ; Spent many weeks in Nev i York getting the best idea of the leading milliners i! ^ j searched the markets fo i |! most progressive -styles I | and gained big reduction I on our immense cash pur . chases. &1 fi ~ | || Our Millinery De$ partment t is teeming with everythinj * decreed by the dictators c f ; r fashion. Miss Thorn's ai ticfir rfO'ifmnf ?-? 1-. 1 I'vJUL v, I Wlli Ul 13 clS UCICIU1UI ( are sure to win your admi I | ration. Her i 'Trimmed Hats I Are elegant and of rar beauty. Our grand oper i ing will be on : i FRIDAY, ; e September 2J ! ? - ? I WE EXPECT YOU SURE I Heth Bkg. & Mer, n FREE! J 7|? Chinaware, Mathis $ "I Company. 5 1 W Wo ;iro giving away coupons I now for every cash purchase from our customers. The coupons run from 5c up to The A ^ prizes run from one piece worth 10c to $8. Anyone can save up $1 worth or $5 as you like. You will get something for every .$ I purchase. We will have the chinaware on exhibition next J week ; call on us. Our Light Bread m y And Cinnamon Rolls are going I like hot cakes. The people know a good thing when they try it. A fresh lot on hand now. We have a complete line of Lang- < don's package crackers; also loose ones. Fine Candies. Our assortment of Chocolates and Bon Bons is as line as can -i J be bought in the city. In pound packages all Chocolate or Bon ? ffl Hon and Chocolate 00c. We have a fine lr>e package Choco- ^ late ; also loose candy at from GOc down to 10c : so you see we can please anv and all. Groceries V g Everybody knows we handle heavy and fancy groceries. g 9 Yours, to serve, . S S. M. Mathis & Co. N'^nstrn-vtlfiii made Itejjular am) CatnlesH, and I'alns tn Side*. lllps and Limit* cured by Simmon* Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets s I Money Loaned. I negotiate Mortgage Loan* on Improved farms at reasonable rates B R. E. WYLIE. Attorney M Ltitv, Lancaster. S. C. >> M. - Si'pt. U'.'d, i i. Or M A. Simmons Liver Medicine Clears tin-t.omplpxlon. elves Ho;iv?i\nuy In tho Mln<l, H i cure* llrndftche, Ut-^ulaicr Stomach. MuxvcU j ami Liver I'OUTH CAROLINA & GEORGIA pj ,) EXTENSION R. R. COMPANY. > Schedule No. 4 I in Kffeet 12.01 a. m.. Svrila , Doc 24 lS'.ii. ^ ^ BetweenCaraden.S.C an1 Blacksbur^.S.C. if j \\'nsi. :i:t , ' |hu*t. :? ? I l-'.rs. CiasH KASTKItN TIMK. IflTZTTT^t I'.issfjuriT | Fixoiiiiicr ["- ' Daily I I D.niv Kxcopi j STATION'S Rs?-(|i Ej I S'linlay I _ 1 Sunday. ^ * M ~ T"vT L, I 12 .V? Camden '12 I IS 1 11 - Ik ill ll ti i 2? Westvlilo ;n ao 1 40 ' K'-r-fhinv 111 :t > I I 2 10 11??:iil? Sprlnsr II s?0 2 I Si Pleasant lliil II I.S Bjj 2 .tf> l.nncast) r 10 33 2 30 Ri v erslde 10 40 h ;i 00 Sprlmtdoil 10 ^o Em -1 lo Catawba Junction 10 20 n 3 20 Leslie !IO :O 3 40 Knelt Mill 10 00 3 33 New |>ori ! V 33 4 02 Tlrzah I W 30 k r 4 20 Yorkvillo k IS >? I (?4 X") Sharon 9 on ' 4 30 Hickory llrore x 45 .3 00 Smyrna ? 33 <8 3 20 lllarksburn , k 13 Tr r m J_v m * e I I Between Bla'tfsburg.S.C^and Marion,N.C7 B vv.-Mt 11 iKuhi. iT Class KAS'I'KRN TIMR. s..t.. 1" P Mix<-?| M-x.-.i Rl'aily i<k Ktccpl STATION'S. Kx< ept m Sunday. Sunday. y ? A M IpTm! I H 10 IHuoksbur/ a 40 H 30 Karls ? 20 x 40 . PullorKon springs 12 0 20 Shelby 0 00 lo on Lat ttmore 4 mi Elo 10 Mooresboro 4 40 <3^ In 23 Henrietta 4 au 10 3o Forest City 3 Ml 11 13 Rutherford ton 3 23 II 33 Millwood 3 03 11 4.' (iotilen Valley 2 3i) 12 of> Thermal City j 43 12 23 lllenwood { 20 12 fto Marlon 2 (X) * " p H WKS r I..M'1'M Y l>, V1HKIN ?4?t First Class | " - [ First Class I lf> |:t KA.iTKKN TIMK. It J IA >* cL "i" ' "> S. e? ft. Jy ?'*!?** STATIONS. ig-g^C^ i 15 a.>;a a*3a?S !/2 IA I * /. CR T~*T ~A~M. a! M. P M i no A on It>iicl<m!>iirf7 * fo < t'O I 20 A 'J' Chfirokrc Fnllw T .It 2II I to A 10 OiifTnny 7 I , 2 11 P. M A. M & A M ? M Tralr.N Now 32 and 33 ttiiiro ot at MluHtuburg with train* on the OafTney lilvltlon Train No 32 connect* at <'aimlen with the ? marie* ton Division of ihr Southern Hallway Jf for all point* south. Train No 33 leavlni/ (nmlnn at 12.40 p. rn . roIhk wo?t, iriftki'tt connection it f.am liter, S. C., w ith Hit' It 3 C. It K . at Catawha JuneMHMHBMHI tton with the s A I. . >?1 .ir north at Rork Hill w ith the Southern Itailway, going north Train No. II connect* at Hliick*hurK with the Southern Hallway from th< tooth. At M irton, I gg N C., with Southern Railway itoinK wr.t a M1 M A ?AM l. HUNT. A TKIPI*. w President. Superintendent. S H. LUMPKIN O P. A.