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v IE Soft ft fM _ _ oB&\\ t M\ **arness 1L !W|KK\ Ton can make your har- aKcVmwj vwvwli neB* u B"ft"" b K'1 ,vn wrvtm vmL\ tttl *n<l M touch as wtro by iffl )[mjH W\ W ualnR El'H KKA Ilnr- \Wf /OPfl I\w\ ml Men* Oil. You can 1W AtSKcAi ?w\ TJ lengthen Its Ilfte? make It IV lf&rX{\ i4bHa\^C liu,t twice aa I our aa it ordinarily would. KKjWBi EUREKA W jf Harness Oil I ifjxJ make* a poor looking hnr- HI RCR1 ri>ta like new. Made of IjCSH Hgn pure, heavy bo<lle<l oil, e?- , ,5* i llVHl portally prepared to withnSX! auui.d the weather. ItXM fgn Bold everywhere lam ffjU tn cans?all sizes. \ IB/ Made by STANDARD Oil CO. ? _ Awli Military Protection. Manila, April 13.?Tho merchants ol Lanoncy, in south S marines province, Luzon, have sent a cable message to t?en. Unaf lee praying that the American troops be not. withdrawn Irom Lagoncy. The merchants a~.unanimously of opinion that f fi thev are deprived of the protection of the military, they will lux-r ino victims of the lawless elor .* nt m the cost ol their liv^s and < ; -rty. They say that if the \m r* can troops leave the ! ?? the enemy could reduce the ?-od supply of tlie inhabitants a:.d retard the advance of the soldi ts coming to their rescue and that such action would lead to irreparable damage. The merchai is lurther declare the local police 10 be insuflicient to iruarantee order This is droved, they say. hv the fact tho detachments ot American troops have been withdraw!) from the neighboring in? is of <ioa, Ttgaon and San?.a.v and that the local police have lie?-n unable to suj)press the assaults, jobberies assassinations and force c mtrib^ utions by gangs of the recalcitrant element in the neighborhood. A Klieuinacide cures rheumatism by * neutralizing the acids in tlie blood aiul driving them out through the natural channels. Sold by ' K Mackey A Co. arJ9-Ciu Cholera in Manila. Manila, April 13.?The cholera situation in Manila continues much t he same, but t he conditions in tho provinces are becoming alarming. The total cholera cases in Manila up to date is 245, while there has been 192 deaths liom the disease. In the province there has been 418 cases and 818 deaths. The United States army trans port tlrant, while on her way to Satnar island, put into Legaspi, ^ in southern Luzon, having on hoard a teamster who had the cholera. The grant asked for * assistance, but was placed in quarantine for five days. As her supplies of water, food and coal! was limited she decided to return to Manila. The teamster died ol the disease. Four Americans have j been attacked with cholera ini Manila and one of them died. H unts To lli-lp Others. "I had stomach trouble till iny life, says Kdw. Mahler, proprietor of the Union iJottling Works, Erie. I'a., ''and tried ail kinds of remedies, went to several doctors ainl spent considerable money trying to get a moment's peace. Finally I read of Kodol Dyspepsia ( u!)u uave Leon taking it to, my great. satisfaction. I never found its equal for stomach trou ble and gladly recommend it in k hopo that 1 may help other uuirercrrt." Kodol Dyspepsia (lure cures all stomach troubles. You don't have to diet Kodol DyspepJ sia Cure digests what you cat. Crawford Kros. ') * Weekly Crop Bulletin. Columbia, S. C. April 15, 1902 ?The early part of the week ending 6 a. m., Monday, Apri 14, was unseasonably cold, will heavy frost and thin ice in ex posed places to within abou thirty miles of the coast, on lh< 9th. The close of the week hai abuut normal temperature. Ligh host occurred in the northwesteri portions on the 10th and 11th The frost of the week nippei some corn, yellowed some oats probably injured peaches slightlj in places, but otherwise did n< | material damage, owing to tin backwardness ot the season. On the 7th., there was a bene ' ficial rain that 1 vored luo c tiiState, and ranged in amount I lioni one-third to over an ilicit ! Ir. places it was accompanied b> 1 I.nil Tl. '1 i .inn. j mrit- w.tn n Hiiow iiinry r Newberry County 01 t! S'h. Th sunshine was about norm..I. Iligi winds prevailed on (he 81I1 am Olh. The week was generally ' vorablo for (arm work, an. rapid progress was made in pre I ?tring lands for sprin planting .\cepf on bottom lands which art I Mill loo wet to plow. In the southeastern and eas central counties corn planting i nearly finished, and much i? uj to poor stands, while some ha been replanted, liirds and cut worms have injured stands. Ii the central counties upland cori planting is well underway, whilt over the western it has only be gun. Not much cotton has beei planted anywhere, scarcely any I in the western portion of tin ? ? - * * Slate, but over tlie eastern por tions tho bulk of the crop will b< planted during tho present week Rice is being planted, in al the regions where grown, unde favorable conditions. Tobacc< plants are plentiful but small transplanting will not begin fo some time. Truck had favorabl weather, the rain fad having beei particularly beneficial along tin coast. Wheat is generally promising aithough small, with, however I numerous exceptions where tin I crop is poor. <>ats are exceeding I iv vanarne in condition.with or11; a fow localities where the croj is entirely satisfactory. Gardens arc backward. Pasture a (lord grazing over the easteri portions of the Slate only. Fruit are late in 1)10001107, and the ma joritv of correspondents regard i as sale to date, but in Lexingtoi (bounty and a lew other localities peaches have been materially in jured but not. all killed. | Lancaster.? Heath Springs: Th< cold weather holds hark growl 1 of all vegetation; much cori ! planted, but it comes up slowly not much cotton planted, wheat [oats and rye may do well; trui not all killed; gardens backward ?J. A. Wearier Good tor Kli'Minintisin Last tali 1 was taken with t tery aovero attack of muflculai rheumatism which caused nit urcat pain und auaovaiioe. At tor trying several proscription! and rheumatic cures, 1 decided t< use Chamberlain's Pain Balm which I had 6cen advertised 11 the South Jeraeyman. At'toi two applications of this rcined.y I w?s much better, and attei using one bottle, was completely cured.?Sallie Harris, Salem. N J. For s&lo by J. F. Mackey & Co. 1 A curious American arrived in London yesterday morning. . Here are a few of the questions j he asked in the evening: Why , do butchers wear blue aprons, which will not show dirt, while j assistants in boot shops wear 3 immaculate white aprons? Why j is footwear "boots," while the ^ ooy who polishes them is a "shoe" j black? Why is thore no direct "bus from London bridge station I to Waterloo? Why is the post restante in the largest citv of the 7 . world not open all night? Why , many women wear straw hats in 3 the winter? Why can't you break-1 fast in a restaurant within reason I able time after "sunup?" When I ?c "iMinup," anyhow? ?London j ' Ohronole. 9I . | "A neighbor rati in with a hot- j I Co oi Chamberlain's Colic, Choi- | ' ! ^ra aud Diarrhoea iiem_dy when Cij' t oo was sufi'ering with severe j .'cramp* and was given up as be. vend hope by my regular physician, who stands high in his pro \f | tension. After administering 3 \ i doses of it, mv son regained consciousness and recovered entirely | within twenty-four hours," says ii Mrs. Mary llaller, of Mt. Craw$ ford, Va. Tit is remedy is for sale by J. F. Rlackey <fc Co. g Members of the Somerset Club, Jnn aristocratic and famous orr B ganization of boston, are much put out because lT. R. Senator j Lodge has fitted up some nearby buildings as stores. ^They are ^ part of an estate which the Senator's mother occupied until the time of her death. In one of the houses Mr. Lodge was horn, , which fact makes his conduct r a all the more flagrant in his townmen's eyes. 3 I'rerrntvd n Tragt'dy. Timely information given Mrs. Geo. ' Long, of New Straitsville, Ohio, prer vented a dreadful tragedy and saved two lives. A frightful cough had long 0 kept her awake every night. She had tried many remedies and doctors but > steadily grew worse until urged to try r Or. King's New Discovery. One bottle wholly .ured her, and she writes this C marvelous medicine also cured Mr, I T.ong of a severe attack of Pneumonia. I Such cures are positive proof of the g matchless merit of this grand remedy for curing all throat, chest and lung troubles. Only 50c find $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free ' at rawford Ilro s. drug store. G, ' I ; As Ordinance 8I , For the I'rnnioUon o( It roil h in >. | the Town of Lancasfer, S. C., and Providing Punishment For i | the Violation ol Sanio. , j Section 1 That nn assessment of I one dollar per year to be paid on or before November 1st, of the year 1002, ! and at the same time in every year 9 thereafter, is h? reby made beforehand j I against all persons occupying premises within the corporate limits of the 1 j town of Lancaster for each a"d every j privy located upon said premise*. Sec. 2. That this assessment shall } j | be payable whether or not said prem| ises shall be vacated during the year '! Sec. 3. That any person or persons, who shall make default in paying the assessments as herein provided, beI sides the other penalties herein, sha!! | pay an additional amount of fifteen l : per cent for any and every si.ch der | fault and shall be liabb for the same ?!/..?- f ....i; -1-1 --? y 1 ..vr u I i/uurviiiiK uriilM|li('IH IBXeit ..now provided by ihe <aus of mis i j btat e )| Sec. 4. That any viol?-'uf<n of any of I the provisions of thin cf Taae shall i ! bo 'punishable hv liu^ ' }uJr wi. . .. ind be tha.i, - ment in the discretion ?.^edy H way , | Untitled by Mayor V-i?ye hut one Council assembled, thiir - April, 1902 f % Seal ( Ohas. I). JoneJT' t( J Cleri IF YOU WILL PUT with this gargle your throat of ton it i \ ,j-14-"' y J Keep fuct tilwii^ s frcsli in For Cuts, Mashes and need only to apply ^f^Gxican <ff|ust n few times and the soreness . be conquered ami the wound To get the best results you of soft cloth with t ho lininien wound as you would a poult i oOr. anil $1 KEEP AN EYE ON CK discuses among your fowls use Nexii EXPOSITION RATES. ! The South Carolina it (Jeorgia Extension railroad announces the following low round trip rates to ' Charleston, S. C, on account ol the South Carolina Inter-State and West Indian Exposition Tickets on sale at all coupon sta imns. r-jxceneni passenger service performed. See that your ticket . reads via t he S. C. ?fe G. K. R R I From A R C Westville $6 55j$4 SO $3 50 Kershaw G SO 4 1)5 3 G5 . Heath Springs 7 00 5 20 3 Go I Lancaster j 7 GO 5 GO 3 70 Catawba June 8 20 (5 00 4 00 Rock Hill S Go) G 35 -I 20 Tirzah | 8 05 G (>" 4 40 i Vorkville 0 25, fi so 4 501 Sharon 0 55 7 00 4 G51 A Htekory Grove 0 85 7 25 4 80 j Smyrna 10 ]o| 7 40 4 00 Blacks burg 10 45, 7 Go 5 05 j GafTney |jO 70, 7 05, -5 25 Column A ? Tickets to tie sold daily, commencing Nov. 30,1001,1 until and including May Ml., 1902 ^ final limit J one 3, 1902. k Column 1>?Tickets to be sold ! I ri daily, commencing Nov. 30, 1001, j J 1 until and including May 3 1, 1902.: | final limit Urn days in addition Vi | to (late of sain, except that final 1 limit shall in no case exceed i};; j J utio 3, 1902. Column i'-?Tickets to he sold "> on Tuesdays and Thursd i.vs <A u I each week, commencing Dec. ! 11901, and until and including i May 29, 1902; limn hiuii seven | ' days in addition to date ul sale,! ~j I except that filial iiwiii snail in not ease exceed .iune 3, 1002. tf k 1! sil\\v,<; i'. a. j > JAPANESE # DM?1 rnup r lL.u uuiiJj |j A no* *-ol Co.niil lo i i.e. I, con* -..i?i. ' k of si' I'l'OSITOI K > C'iii?u. w ol Ointment | ' and two Ho*"n ol t?,ntrr?,ui a tti vo ' :i. i" r? i-urc f . !*.:? o. .<ry ? . ? >; .to or, I i Jj mitkiM itn r>|i- . ii n iiii Hi*1 ki.it. vi. tti ? | painful. and often ?? - i i) nth, inneeaary 8 .vii i i.mh kt mix i titiiiin.i. ium.au; ' ' % . park a written puarantt in each I'.iai Itox No [ dure. .N.i i y. .S i i.i. il "1 k iiox, C lo?" > | Bent hy mail. Sample* free. r. OINTMF.NT, lie and 50c. constipation" I Fell'-tn the rent I.I Vi:K a'i'l ST*>M .\< II II KO- 1 UliATOU u nil U-OOD i't liiriKlt Auiuii.it I mild anil pieaaant to t - daily tdnptn p I for children ? u*?e &?> iloac.n ?o i unts. . \ Oi'na'forJ IFr? r* Uru/i'i-it tituntK. Jr:. u-? 4 i?<M\ SO. It* | C e&piiim cgcAiWE -MWitiSKjr,' \ * - " "8 VSwl n?h|u Cored .t miSmntar. | s. %.f.r -ice* 'U> ?o?r? u niroBltjr Rook J a 1 ^..1 u.r.iil ,-tin It it K. /ilil.oic X^OOuiiV, M. D.. Atlanta, On. |i ^A x ^ y i 1 ifulof Mexican Mustang Tvln? to a half full of wutor and will quickly euro a Sore Throat, 5l !*?? this your memory:? all Open S^res, you an? ^"inimenl i and inflnmmation will ed llosh should -o t, and I 0 CO. .OO ft be Itry an>> c* aly Ijoo ;uu Mu:n .. ?- ^ 11 _ / sreo"uent FEres Win suggest to you tli? importance of Insurance. Big Fires Like that at Jacksonville will suggest the i 111 nor tance of being in a big company like the -Etna the Phoenix of Hartford, Conn. A.J. CLARK. Resident Agent, Lancaster, S. C. ! READ MY nOliiUo 1 Free Offer. nilK roi'I'ON b? :<nv fii'o I .1,1 v. tli your t ;ui(li"-H. him -i lit with ,i two con: stamp, i Mi& M A. Hilton, Kershaw, s. C'., within it next thirty limn, entities you to t pacW&su >tilalnlri? a .'oin- T o iimoiit illscovorcil liy im. M >ominers. Notre Dami', Itt<l. which ires h-ucor: c i ulceration, ilispla.-cnu at, i in" of the womb. menstrual loonier-. hot t hen. tumors, g< dwiiid, anil nil lemilotrou !< >?. Tr.n free |? icUapo contain* fn tlavs i a.no nl, uinl .1 jolt wisu to coiilu.uo, il will st full Iihnlll lir?1vi, . ......I. ;i < . Kill out ispue* Ix-low. h? r.tl to irs Hi'lon, :in>1 y< ti vvlli rrcolvi1 lilt' fr?.o . :itiiit-ut by return in;tU. COUPON. {<<>}>< . . . . ''own 'tHllltl/ ;/ itf Mv.' ' " ' ! ; jkl Jyspepsia Cure Digests what you cat. ?1i'h preparation co ituius all ot Lho > if.a c;.^ ..a iiu K.nus 01 ot (1. Jlgivesin itant relief and never ails to cure. It allows yon to eat all lie food you want. Tue most sensitive tuin.iohs can Lake it. I>y its use many housands of dyspeptics have been :ured after everything else foiled. Is mi-quailed fu{ the sto.iuaeh. Childeo with weak stomachs thrive on It. 5rJiffts ar,f twiWos popart*! o:>iy by K. O. T)kWitt fz Co., Ohl*;i(ro tiv/kkiv l.iuCa tliC^eC. 61Mk I f 'V