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CAMC Time mi voce Cancer ?u consider** Physicians and friends could give little re one afflicted with this terrible disease. Ev a blood disease, they still insist that there i bat at the same time cannot assure you th its place, for the disease is in the blood caustic, flesh-destroying plasters. The bit matter before the Cancer sore will heal. S. S. S. is the only medicine thst can < builds up and invigorates the old, and sup] can be found in it; the roots and herbs the blood system and make a safe and p Cancer is not always inherited ; your fs Impure Blood In or nose, s small lump on the jaw or bras little or no attention. If yotf have an oh at once; it will cleanse your blood and Mrs. K. Bhlrtr, La Plats. Mo., writea : " A aw ear on the left side of my face. At first It gore roe Mt inty t&e flwtx, sad gave tne intense paia. I tri rood. I then began the use of S 6. S , and after is now no sigu of the disease. This was two yean 1 Send for our special book on Cancer; I you ; it is free. Write ottr physicians about yonr carte, a have made a life study of Cancer and a] ever for this. DREAMNIG OF HO/WE. It comes to me often in silence, When the firelight sputters lowWhen the black, nncertain shadows Heem wraiths of the lone ago; , Always with a throb of heartache That fills each pulstve vain, Centos tho old, unquiet longing For the peace of home again. I'm sick of the roar of cities, And of faces cold and strange; I know where there's warmth of welcome, And my yearn in : fancies range Hack to the dear old homestead, , With an aching sense of pain. But there'll be joy in tho coming Whou I go homt again. When I go home again! There's music That never may die away, And it seems the hands ol angels On a mystic harp at play i Have touched with a yearning sadness On a beautiful, broken strain, To which Is my fond heart wording? When 1 go home again. Outside of my darkening window Is the great world's crash and din, 1 And slowly the nuuinsn shadows Come drifting, drifting in. f Sobbing, the night wind murmurs To the splash of the autumu rain; But I dream of the glorious greeting When I go home again. I ANOTHER PROBLEM. , It Ministers in Pekin Cannot | Agree, What Will be Done. Washington, Nov. 22.?The state department so far has heard nothing from Mr. Conger respecting the ' impasse'' reported to have been reached by the foreign ministers yosterday at i'ekin. In i fact, save a brief expression re ppecting the lusullicieucy of the punishments proposed by the Chinese government to be inTicfcod upou the responsible leaders of the Boxer movement, Mr. Conger has not communicated with the departmet for more than a week. Without taking issue with Mr. Conger respecting this matter of nunishmenta. the state denart ment has earnestly advised him not to insist upon impossible conditions in the negotiations. An interesting problem is suggested by the possibility, which today is almost a probability, that the minister representing tne powers at Pekin cannot, reach an agreement. If Russia, France and the United States should refuse to accept the German idea, as seconded by the j British representative very much ! would depend upon Japan, and, even some of the lesser powers j represented at Pekin by ministers might have great power in | swaying the proceedings of the! council. The impression seemn to be that if a majority of the ministers, or perhaps even one of the representatives of a great power, withholds assent to the agreement, then the whole undertaking falls, and there must be either fresh negotiations directly between the governments in the effort to agree upon a new basis of action, or the poworf must proceed to deal with the Chinese situation singly, or in groups, the latter contingency having been provided for in the German-British agreement. Reports From tho Storm. Memphis, Tonn., Nov. 22.? Communication between most, places struck by Tuesday after- 1 noon's storm has been restored, and reports so far indicate that there will be few additions to the casualty list from Tennessee and northern Mississippi owing to the 1 small population of the country districts. The chief property loss was incurred on the cotton plantations, but no estimates of the damage can yet be made. DeWitt's little Early Risers are the best liver pills ever made. < Easy to take and never gripe. | Crawford Bros. d-w-s i iER ' i u incurable u leprosy. '*W fU lief or encouragement to% en now doctors know of no remedy for this is no hope outside of a surgical operation, ai at it will not return. You may eut or dra ? is deep seated and destructive, and beyc xxl must be purified and strengthened, th< jveroome this powerful and contaminating j alies new, rich, life-giving blood. S. 6. S. t from which it is made contain powerful pi ermanent cure of Cancer. It has cured tl mily may be free hon) any taint, yet your bli an* i vitas Oisoaso. 1 " " - or at, a harmless looking wart or mole, and < etinate sore, don't rely upon salves or oir prevent the formation {?{ cancerous cells alt pimple cam* oa tny Jaw about oae Inch tebw no trouble, and I did not think It was anything aert lamed. At the same time the eore began to spread a ?d everything I could hear of but nothing did me a taking several bottle* the Cancer healed, and th i fcgo, and I am still enjoying perfect health." It contains much information that will inter ind for any advice or information wanted ; th >1 blood diseases. We make no charge wh Address, THE SWfFT 8 BEATEN TO DEATH. Body of Respectable Negro Woman Fonnd oil OutNkirtH of At lanta. Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 21.?The body of Emiline Whitehead, a negro, was found on the out skirts of the city to-day with lacerations upon it to such an extent that the authorities believe she was beaten to death. Martin Springton, a negro, has been placed under arrest as a party to the murder. The body of the woman, who was well known in the city as a respectable negro, was nudo when found. When you want prompt acting little pills that uover gripe use Ue Witt's Little Early Risers. Crawford Bros. d-w-s Oom Paul in France. Marseilles, Nov. 22.?Amid the thunder of French and Dutch cannon and shouts of frenzied thousands of French, President Kruger landed at the city at 10:.r>5 this morning. A national salute of twenty one guns was fired. The French i'orts returned the salute, gun for gun by the Dutch cruiser Gelderland. The landing place where Ivru ger first net foot on French soil was covered with a rod carpet. The tribune reserved for the president's delegation was decor ated with blue and white with tho cross of the city of Marseilles I surrounding the Transvaal and Orange Free State llags. The whole route to the hotel; was lined with people, and a j tremendous ovation given to| Kruger, who repeatedly raised j his silk hnt and bowed his acknowledgments. Replying to an address of wel-i come, Ivruger spoke in a low voice, but accompanied his words with gestures with his hat which he held in his right hand. After thanking the committee for the warm reception, expressing his gratitude for the Rympa thy he received from the French government, ho spoke ot the was being a terrible one and barbarously conducted by the British. He said: l,I have fought with savages, but the present war is even worse. I will never sur render. We are determined to the last extremity, and if the republics of the Transvaal audi Orange Free State lose their independence it will be when they have lost everv man, woman and child." $200,000 Damage at Colorado. Springs. Colorado Springs, Col., Nov.22. The damage by yesterday's storm will approximate $200,000 and is due entirely to destruction by tho wind. Electric light and tele graph wires are still strewn across the trolley wires in many places, and street railway traffic will not bo resumed until some time tomorrow. About one liun Ired houses and business buildings are damaged and many trees wore uprooted. No lives were lost in the storm. Both makers and circulators of counterfeits commit fraud. Honest men will not deceive you into buying worthless counterfeits of DeWitt's Witch Haxel Salve. The originalis infallible for curing piles, sores, eczema and all skin diseases.Crawford Bros, d w s S NOT iURABLE fearful malady ; while admitting it to be id adviae you to have the Cancer cut out, >w out the sore, but another will come in md the reach of the surgeon's knife or e system relieved of all poisonous, elTetc poison and force it out of the blood. It a a purely vegetable remedy ; 110 mineral arifying properties that act directly upon lousands, why not you ? uod may become so polluted that a severe 1 stubborn forui of the disease may ciup i ivui n sure ui nicer uu yuur lun^ue itlier part of your txxty ; u slight h rui.se hurt, a little pimple ou the eyelid, Hp other causes so insignificant us to attract itmeuts to cure it ? begiu with S. S. S. i PECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA. 0A. _ I More Mules Coming! Yes, and Horses, Too ! Having well nigh sold out the two carloads of stock wo received (lie other day, our Mr. Crawford is now on the western markets buying more Mules and Horses for our rapidly increasing trade. The carloads of now stock being bought by Mr. Crawford are expocted lo arrive hero Saturday of this week, so don't fail to call and seo them. You'll Find in the Lot Some raro beauties in both Mules l II a ? l ?i: 1 - wiin iiuim-s, auu win11) you ;;rr looking at our lino stock, you can take a peep at our handsome display of vehicles?Buggies and Wagons. ELLIOTT <( CRA WFORI). t^RTHERN RAILWAY* ~ -olv taitml Tim* mi /ankaonrUl* Mid ?? *, . Tlw* *t Othar PaHwta. Sobnlnlw 1b BtTwot Jon* Mlh, IWWl j ?OBT?Ot7WD. ^'5 ! JBOKnonvllla (P. 3).""77! T6S ink ^ 8?vunn*h (bo By > 1390|. lilOi { " Barnwtl] 4?ifrp 4 1*? " KlHokvnil^.^A^B. A M*.d 4Klp ?4 I * HprlngfUlJ U4p 4Ma| nn.iy i t a*p ? M Ay. Uolumbl* ' ft OTp 4 lps t?*. C.hAr]f)?to:i, (cio! liy 7 00* 11 Ota " tfurom#rrtH?? T 41?1AX?)I > " br*nch/ill* tt 6?*j 1 (li " OrtMgobur* .< f< 91* 5 Mi M Klugvill* 10 16* 4 80* Ar. Oommhl* '11 0Q> j Si* Lv AuKniitn, (Ho. Hy. ) *S78J*j "5ft6y t.r. <?r?iilt?rlll# t C*j 8 10 lta LA. T&lxrjlald...'.! ..'... 11 ldp Lr. Ailcon 1 Olftp ... CV. "f ronton ....!. 60C* .JHftL 1! (fit Johnston ft M*{ 4 10p ll fci Ar. Coluinhi*. <T7. D.b 6 4ftp) I IUa Lv. 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"TO TSS ' Klngvlllft 4 iiiy * ai* ? SSoTOf.;::.:::;::;:.: .:: 2^ " hummervtllft fj|* life Ar. ^hitrlft4ton i *[ i 8 Iby ??* |S - nor I! *111 lMf> a 14* a-:;:::: t? jS Train* 46 ul 44 (nUxe4 axoapt Buatdap) w^hfi a.iJ 4?p?^ fr^Bi Hamburg. Il**9lag Oar l*rvl?a Rznallaot Aally (*?win|?r aarrtoa 4?N?? florid* ana N*w torkT No* H* ud S**?N?w York and Ylorlda %% rfrt Drawing-room alaaplng ?ar* Vial* >1 ufuata an4 Naw York. Pullmaa drawiay-room alaavtng ?ara W t*ra#n Port Tamya. JaokaanrUl*. karanna*. WaaaliiKton and waw York. Pnllman alaoplbf oara batwaan Oh*rt??t? aM Richmond. DtMnfc oara batwaaa Obarkittk and -Javanaah. tfor ? tod *V~U. a. Faat Mali. 1kr*uk oara V??twaan AiMr??ta and CUar). TMolnr oara aafva all moala an r oat A man ajnopUf oara batwaan Jaokaiaidlla Oolambia. aarouto dally hatwaati Immo* rlUa and Otaowantl, via AanevlUa. rkh^T?ljS2?,il'fr.. JWaahlnatou. D. & Washington, D O W-A TTTRK, 9. EL HARDWICIL fjou. Paaa. Ag't* APtttan. Paw. AaV Washington, U. O. AttantX. On. iWEMBR9l / ?>r>'U? / \ M^grkI PUT Y0UR 11EADs TOGETHER and de ide to eat at DUFFS' RESTAURANT Fou'll find the food, cooking, and sevice much superior to that elsewhere. O VSTJZliS <ire .torred in ail style*. My market can supply your talle with the nicest meats. Yours to serve, A.F. DUFFT. Phone SO. I" and during Expectancy. Simmons Squaw VI:." Winn or Tablet* chier nnd Strengthen M< '.iicr. Shorten Labor a ml Uob ConUurm' ut of i ?a Terror9. ^$ute(Qu<cAsowS POBITION8 GUARANTEED, Under 98,000 Ceah Depoait. Railroad Far* Paid Ojh d year to Both (tax*# Vary Clxaap Board, <. oor^itt-A1?Onma Utiaiiiap.ti CctfJaco, JfaoCM, 9*or&4 r. M A. blmuion* Mwcr Medioine Clenrt tli- Complexion, gb*e.< IJouynnoy to ttoe Mind, Cu < ? HmdartAi, RVHulfHVv Mrrnnadb, JforrVln dn Lfter | The Ganson 3 'fHS PLACJ3 TO m Everybody D ^been 1 Have i*** el sew But We Ha Never before have \v R customers. Our buyer 5 and he found them. B a dealer needing the in I few of 'cm : Hj 40 inch fine wool Mohair liroc 14 4C# cents, yours for 20 cents makes full dross. Fine 1>1< Hrilliantine?fast lilack and g would be a stunner to retail yours for only 15 cents. Ha of double width Dress Goods cents. Single width at 4 ce twice as much when cotton v a pound. In Fine Up-to-date, Dre. plain soft fabrics are very po] 9 are showing Satin Berbers in ^ ing shade*?in patterns at $0 $ Whipcords, heat shade? in ] 3 $4.50. Fine all vvooi Venet ? Broadcloths at 75c per yaid B nice line of Caahmera and II S color? at very low price? r good? are imaurpabsed tVir (j .t. cheapness. For separate eki jj Orepons and Heavy Outings Irect things, at 7fn\ $ 1, $1.50 yard, We have the new Fr< 3 nels, which are go popular 2 Finest all wool at tJOc. j Big Clothing I | Newberg, Rosenberg <te C< I York, largest, makers of fine the IT 8. going out of busi made an ofW to clean up o worth Our offer was accepts , Job ] Another lot of those good S come in. We need say nofhir { ho you had better come quick. T Money Loaned. 1 negotiate Mortgage Uoans on Improved farina at reasonable ratim. R. E. WYLIE. , Attorney at Law, Lancaster, S. C. ? M S.-pt 22d, 1900 ' ? , ? t Notice to Road Overseers. ALL OVERSEERS of the public ' roads who bate not worketl their respective sections of road, will call out their hands at since and work the J same. /R. C. GARDNER, Co- Sup.r ( j NOTICEI i | mO TnE TAXPAYERS of LancaeX ter County. The Treasurer's olllce will he open i for the colleetiot) of faxes for llscul I year 1000, on the 15th day of October, and will close, the :!lst day of Decern- " her, 1H00 the i.kvt is ia follows: State, 5 Mills County. . 5 " , Special, [C. A C. R R.J 3 " 1 Sinking Fuud, " 44 % 44 Constitutional School Tax, .3 44 Total, 16% " l.ocai. i.kvy. j Cane Creek Township,ccachk4% " i Gills 44 44 44 44- " > Pleasant Hill " " " 3 LOCAL I.1TY rOR SCHOOL DISTRICTS. Lancaster 4 Mills .lones X Roads, 2 44 Heath Springs, 3 *4 Oakhurst 4 4* total Ijy* by districts. . | Indian T and, . 16% Mills - Wtxhiw, 16% * L Cane Creek, .. . 21V4 " ? " " Graded School, 2R% " I t " " Jones* \ Hos'Ij, Sity " I j Gills 44 22 " " Graded School, 26 44 N 44 " Jones* X Roads, 24 44 ? ! Buford, 16% 44 i ! Flat Creek,. . ... 16% 44 1 44 44 Kershaw, { 16% 44 < Pleasant Hill 19% 44 ' 44 44 Kershaw, ..19% 44 44 44 IleaHi Springs,22% 44 t 44 44 Oak hurst, . 23 % 44 < 14 44 Jones X Koads,21 % 44 , Cedar 44 16% 44 < 44 *4 J ones X Roads. 18% 44 W. C. CAUTHEN, County Treasurer. FIND THE CROWD! elighted, and We tou busy tu announce earlie 1 up in New York, Baltinu here. ve Tliem: BETT I woo on ciiri'/iocfnl IM <-*r>SS. ^ ,/vwn ju Ul 111 spent nearly three weeks st Perfect Landslide in D oney. Got a big lot at our ade?. worth 1 customers at ?six yards $12 50 and i ?ck figured CJO ?uits lor uarnteed? $3.50 and $<: at 25 cents, from 95 ceni mK up line 9 TJ11V T) at 8 and 10 *"J 15 UY ^ nts. Coat j Qj ^aa f) cents J i Prices goil ? , what wo hi as Goons, m m?4 Think of it! Dular. We we soiling ll the lead* Fine yard '? >.00 New a good bed Tic palleins at 5 cents, gone iaiiH at 50'-. j|10 boat grin Also, a ! cents, none I enriettaa in ("!r, l'li"k, jl Mill |iia)it.y and rts, Paolaa, iro the cor i j. and $2 per i Miss Wa<h ancli Han- J and everyboi for waist. of her artist i ; lul hats ever ")po1 I _ _ ve'il i , BUOCOrtSlul 8P of New -g , ten our secot clothes in + i most exhaust nesH. We [ styles just iri ver $5,000 ^ m 1 this departm ad. and our , ! j this season. Lots at Half P ample Pants and Shirts like we ha i? more in regard to this lot except YOUKS FOR HOLDING HE GANSON CI 1" S-' A.re You Out of % . Work ? r>0 you wish bMitor pay? Then write ns. L* Stonily w irk In town or country No rl?k. I'HP.KE to l-'IVK DOLLARS a day. Write it once and take advantage of the holiday rado. Add reus. Hit I'-liti MANAGlSJt. Uoi 89, oAopuYirie. s c. Administrator's Notice! All portion Indebted to ?h" nutate of '.He I; te lames R Massry, Jr.. at hereby m titled to tome forward and make paymcn* to the unuordgned, end all portion holding claims against ho said estate will present them property approved on or before the 15th dav of November I9t? H.J IIKCKHAM. >ct lU-lmo Adm'ulstr tor. A Torpid I.iver causes Depression of Spina indigestion, Constipation antl Headache. Uss >r M. A. Simmons Liver MihIIcIuo to a tibia* ate that or can. LANOASTBK . VHEHTKB"" ^ HAIIiWAY. ^ Between! Chester and Lancast r. Schedule in Effect September 18th. IkOO. Daily Ex>c&pt Sunday. Southbound. Northbound. ^ *o. 1& No. 17. No. ifl. N 14 3. M A M l V M A "fi n lu W 40 d I,v ...Cbester... Ar 6 6fi 7 67 10 04 Knox ' 6 80 8 47 10 2l)|* "... Rlchburg .... " SOU 1 11 4 *7 8 67 10 40 d "..BascoravlUe. . " 4 27 7 1* 9 13 11(?* .Fort Lawn..I 16 067 11 20 Graces ... " 9 40 11 40 d Ar. Lancaster.. Lv (0 ? *> ?. M. A M. T M. A M No. 14. leaving Lancaster * 3e .v m., makes :1oko connection at Cluster with Soutbr-rn tallway No ''8 'or Charlotte and points north ; did Neaboar.' Air I.l ie At'antu Spi-ctal" lor Vila tta and po uts west Also with Carolina i Northwestern Ivy. No 10 for Lenoir, N. C.. ind Interim *7iut? points, and Sou thorn 1**11vr. j'i f. . 1 1,,.. ., 1 .,,,1., 1._ .....I h No 17, leavlnu' to ster S <> a. u. Conner t? vith Southern Ry , No. 36 from G?il imbla atul ?)1nis south: Seaboard Air Lino "Atlanta Scalar' from Northern and Ktsiern points ad southern Ry, No. 33 from Northern ?ml K otsrn points, and at Lancaster with S. C. ft Q 15. or iilnckHburg No. 16, loavinc Lancaster 5 3D p. tu connect* tt Lancaster with S. C. A (3 K from Camden tnd Marion. Southern Ry No. 34 ut Chester for * .'barlotte and points north. ^ No. 15, leaving Chester 3.10 p in., connect at Chester with Southern Railway No 34-from Columbia and points south. LKROY SPRINGS, I. M. HEATH, President. Qpn'l. PAH. Ajfent. I mm 'if S THESE DAYS. I are Happy I ij :r the Great Bargains jg ^>re, Philadelphia and g r ER THAN EVER ! i , ng good things for our I iarching for bargains, | ress Goods. Found i own price. Here's a I e getting the benefit. $10, ^ M") suits lor $7 50. $7 and $5. Good wool suits at |i,l, I [. Hoys and Children's suits I ts up. _ omesucs isow, on't Wait I ng up every day. Will sell ive on hand at old prices. ^ Cotton ahove ton cents, and le best sheeting at. 5 cents, vide sea island at 5 cents, :k at 5 cents, good Out log at I bleaching at 5 cents. A!1 les of Calicoes at 4 and 5 tigher. ^ lineri) Most harming. ^ dey of Baltimore is in charge ly is extravagant in praise c work The most beauti shown in Lancaster is the ict. This has been our most ason. Alroadv we have got id stock?the first being al ted bv the rush. Many new i. One popular feature in ent is our very low prices "Tin A. ve been getting have just I that they cannot last long I & DOWN PRICES, tSH STORE. | * ?*?4,1