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Scrofula THE OFFSPRING OF HEREDITARY BLOOD TAiUT. Scrofula is but a modified form of Blood Poison and Consumption. The parent who is tainted by either will see in th? chibl the same disease >?v manifesting itself in the form of swollen glands of the neck and ' 1 throat, catarrh, weak .'IMF r Va jL eyes, offensive 8 ? r e s i Si?^ and abscesses and of- "?? Pl$s tentimes white 6well- tgSyja, ' _ Ing ?sure signs of Scrofula. There may ') ' be no external signs for f jlS"" , ??" ^ a long time, for the disease develops slowly in some cases, but the poison is in the blood and will break out at the first favor- ' dble opportunity. S. S. S. cures this wasting, destructive disease by first purifying I ami building up the blood and stimulating and invigorating the whole system. J M.Sealt, 115 Tublic Square. Nashville,Tetin., ays : "Ten years ago my dauRhtcr fell nn<l cu1 her forehead. Prom this wound the elands on the side of her face hccnine wollen r.ud buistcd. Be me of the best doctors here and cisewltere attended licr without any benefit. We decided to try S. S. S., ?ud a few bottle cured her entirely." , xStTw makes new and pure wjjl s QT^ blood to nourisn and strengthen the body, jfvJES anc* 's a P?s'l've ^bd ?C3SV safe cure for Scrofula. It overcomes ull forms of blood poison, j whether inherited or acquired, and no remedy so thoroughly and effectively Cleanses the blood. If you have any blood trouble, or your child lias inherited some blood taint, take S. S. S. and get Ihe blood in good condition and prevent ihe disease doing further damage. Send for our free book and write oui physicians about your case. We make nc ; charge whatever for medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GV Winthrop College Scholarsltipsl And Entrance Examinations. The examinations tor the award of vacant scholarships in Winthrop College and for the admission of new students will j be held at the county court I bouse on Friday, July 11th, at 9 a. m. Applicants mu9t not be less than fifteen years of age. When scholarships are vacated after July 11th, they will be awarded to those making the highest average at this examination. The next session will open September 17, 1902. For further information and a catalogue address President I). B. Johnson, Hock Hill, S. C. 5-28-71. S Thin hi ^nature is on every hox of the pemiino j Laxative Bromo-Quioinc Tabieu tbe'rewiulv that rurcM it c&Sil In om* Iivt | Good enough for anybody! ' ^ll havana filler i I v >A ' i't'?f /** *'* * I 4 ft / 1 ..'J s r >. >J7J * r i v ' "s v..-, ?- ' ' H| > v.v.> . ;?/"&<& ;j \ j>" . ' -> > ^ K 4m% fi ' ;V' ' . V.' ii I I I TLQRODOnA'3ANDS are B ] of same value as lags from 11 3 'C JA R.' "DRUMMONO"Natural IMF. 8 130GDIJCK" "OLD PEACH & HONEY' B i - RAZOR and E.RICI GRtLHVULE' " Intensely Active is This Volcano. Fort de France, Island of Mar tftiique, May 28, 5 p. m.?A tremendous explosion of very black smoke issued from Mont Pelee at a quarter of 9 this morning. Prof. Kobert T. Hill, United States government geologist and head of the expedition sent to Martinique by the National Geographic society, who left Fort de France Monday on horseback for the volcano, returned here this morning. lie was complete ly worn out by his trip. Prof. Hill recites an interesting story of his examination of the district through which he passed, lie heard the explosion this morning while on his way into Fort do France, and says a cloud of black sinoko, at a great height, was drifting slowly to the southeast. His attempt to examine the crater atl Mont Peleo has been futile. He succeeded, however, in getting close to Morne Rouge. At. 7 o'clock Mondav night he witnessed, from a point near the ruins of St. Pierre, a frightful explosion from Mont Pelee. He says while these eruptions continue no sane man should attempt to ascend to the I eruinr A f fltsv vrrvl /in nr\ 1 I Fill I vi (tiui vi i lie vujtnuvi, l mi , J. 1111 took many photographs, but did not, hesitate to say that he was territied. Two newspaper correspondents who were close to Morne Rouge became scared and ran three miles down the mountain and into Fort do France. Nearly all of the phenomena of these voleanic outbreaks are new to science and many of them have not yet been explained. Flllli)' Tcmiih'N In Sacred cows often defile Indian temples, but worse yet is a body that's polluted by consumption. Don't permit it. Cleanse your system with Dr. King's New Life I'ills and avoid untold misery. They give lively livers, active bowels, good digestion, fine appetite. Only 25c at Crawford Bros, and >T. F. Mackey & Co's. drug store. I Tennessee now has 1.4 15 names on ifs state pension roll of old soldiers, and the total amount paid to them in the last, year was $145),220. No more names can he added unless the legislature increases the appropriation. The pensioners are divided into three classes?the first reeeive $-100 a year each, the second $200 and the t hird $ 100. Iln|?|>>- Time In (tie OI?l Town. "We felt very happv," writes R. N. Bevill, Old Town, Va., "when Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured our daughter of a bad case of scald head." It de-i light* all who use it for Onts,| j Corns, Rurns, Rruis^s. Roils 1*1-1 cers, Eruptions. Infallible for: 1'iles. 'Only 4Jf?p at Crawford j Hros. anrl J. F. Mackey & Co's. I rdrng store. V President Roosevelt has notified the members of his cabinet i that he desires them to change tin r vacation plans, so that it . will he possible for them to be i will in ?.asv reach of Washington during the summer and early fall.i The one member, who had made arrangements to onen |ii? rmmlrv home in New Hampshire. Mr.' Roosevelt said that it was likely that weekly cabinet meetings' would be held during the entire' i summer. There In more f'ntarrh in this section of the ! i mill until the last few years was supposed to ' tirnlilt *<:<*? nee h >s prov ? en1 irrh to ho n ! constitutional treatment Hall's Catarrh C.ii-i man nfaei tired by F .1 Cheney & Co , Yob do, Ohio, Is the only cons lit n t ior.nl cure iin the mtirhot It is taken internally in IIpmM from 10.Irons to a tenspoonful. ir acts dltoctly on the blood and muco - irfaees of thp ifS , rii 'f'l ov offer one bun in-d do am f?i ui y i i' falls to cure i for circular^ .wid ti <t dnoiilals ^ V ? Addrows, F. .1 CHKNF.Y A CO., X> ? Sold by Druirffists. TSc. */ s' Hall's Fundi y 1 * ills are the y' BAD I BLOOD "CtlCAKKTU do all clnlmcd for then ml are a truly wonderful medicine I have often wiita.d for a niedlclno pleasant to take and at last bar# found It in Case a rots. Since taking ibein. my blood bas been purlflod and my completion bas Itnprovad wonderfully and I feci uiucb better In every way." Mus. SAbx.il K Sei.i.aick. Luttrell, 'l'enu. M CATHARTIC ^ TRAOf MARK mOfSTrniO Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do Good, Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c, 2oc. GOo. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Htrrllnp RpupiIt Ciinvkiit, <lilrifO, !lnntroAV, No it York. 319 WTfl RAH Sold and ffparnntwd by oil drug"iU*K??4W aistato C*t UK Tobacco Habit. %illi Carolina k Georgia Ex. R. R. Co. rA?ajli>((KK DKI'AKTM KNT Schedule Effective .Jan. 15, 1902. Read EaS[erQ Tjme Read Down Up No | "No No No >i3 Qfgtionc ^ No No II 35 Dai- OldUUIlb t)ul- 34 12 lv ly I A Ml A M P M P M I' A! !? M 8 SollS IoIlv Camden Ar 3 50 6 60 I. .... ... | DeKnlh . I 9 80 12 45' Weatvlllo :? IT 8 00 !|0 60| 1 051 *Korshaw j 2 42 5 30 1120 1 40 Heath SprinRs 2 30 4 40! 13 20 2 Oft' Lancaster I Oft 3 51)! 12 4ft 2 2ft| Riverside I 4ft 3 10 I 2 4ft 2 40 Catawba Junct.j I So 2 40' 4 00 3 00 Knck Hill 4 I l? I 15 1 4 40 3 18 Tirzah 12 50 in 4ft ft 201 :i 3 YorkvlLc 12 3." 10 2d ft 4r< 1"> Sharon 1 J ? 1 A M 0 oft 1 00'Hickory (3rove 12 0ft 9 10 I* M No 0 80 4 10 Smyrna .11 5ftj 8 6(J No II ; li 50, 4 28 Ar Bi?cU?burgLv'll 3ft 8 2) 12 8 00. , I 18 Lv B'tckiburgA r i I 30 ?l 4ft 8 20; j ft Oft Earl* II 1ft 0 2ft 8 301 ; ft 12 1'atterson Sprh 11 08 t ft Ift 0 251 | 5 2ft Shelby 10ft8 10 00 10 00 ft 45 Laltlmorc 110 38 4 4ft 10 30' ft ftft Moorcaboro M0 3 4 30 10 60 6 05 Henrietta 10 20 4 10 11 20: 6 22 Porcat City 10 Oft, I 3 4ft 11 4ft 6 3T Hutbertordton 9 50 1 3 20 12 3n 7 Oft Thermal City 9 20' 2 45 12 ftft I 7 v0 Glen wood 9 00 2 20 1 20 7 35 Marion 8 45 2 00 i _ I I WKST | j east 2.1?i:i hstcia fi.iffnfivRranr.hL7, i , i - <. .. Wo. 16. Wo. 13 I ~ " Noli NftML bully bully vastkun timk Pa''y bully Kxhuti KxSun KxSuii ICx Sun > * M | A Vl~ | STATIONS | A 4 30 x SO HlackHburK U 20 6 10 i ?o 9 io Cherokee Falls 11 00 ft to 6 10 0 3J (ittlTiiey i 10 10 , 5 30 Road Down Road rp *20 minutes for dinner. Trains No's 84,86, 11, 18,18,14,15, and 16 are operated daily excep Hunday . COKNKCTIONS MADK BY SOUTHBOUND TRAINS. At M arion : No. 32 connects at Marion with Southern Ry train No. 36 which arrives at Marion at 8.2ft, A M., from Chattanooga, Asheville and intermediate points. At Blaoksburg: No. 3. and No. 11 connects with Southern Ry train No. 36 which arrives at Rlacksburg at 7 4">, A. M , from Atlanta, Greenville, Spartanburg and intermediate points ' At Yorkviile : No. 34 connects with C. & N. W. train No. 70 which leaves) Yorkville at 10.4S, A M , for Gaston ia Renoir and intermediate points. At R ck Hi1' : N 82 and 34 conrtec a wi h Southern R trai No 7?"? which leaves Rock Hill at 3.30 p m lor Che-ler, Columbia and intermediate points. At Catawba Jet : No's 32 and 34 count c.\ s ?ith S. A. 1. . tr* n Vn an I which passe* Catawoa .let at 7.45 ! P. M for Monroe and intermediate points. At Lancaster : No's 82 . nd 34 con- . nects with I.. & C., train No. 10 which j leaves Lancaster at 4.43, P. M., for' Chester an<l intermediate points. At Camden: With A. C. L. (X.W.! of S. c,) for Charleston, Sumter,' Flo ence, Darlington, Wilmington and intermediate points Train No. 63 which leaves Camden at 4 15. i\ M < ONNK< TI<<N < ViliK It Y N oRTII UOt'N l> TWAINS. At Camden: With A. C. I.. (N.W. of SC) No 71 lr<mi Charl -slot: on Flornce Darlington, Wilmington Sumter and intermediate points wt icli arrives at Camden at 11 J5 A M. With Southern liy tram No 77 from Kingsville which nrriv-sat Camden at 11 53 A M At Lancaster: No 33 connects at Lancaster with 1. & C., train No 10 j tor Che9ter and intermediate points At (. at aw ha .let : No 33 and 35 con- j ncc.ts with S A L., train No32 which ' .Monroe and intermediate points. nects at 1.' k 11 <11 v. th Southern tram N < i leaving Rook Hill at 8 2??. P 1' , <oi ? harlotte and points north . At Black-burg: No 33 connects I with Southern Hy trains No's 12 4 HM. I J' M , No 38, at 7.05, 1' M., and Noj (0 at 7.45, P M , for points north | No's3.) and 35 connects with Southern I Ky train No 85 leaving Blackshurg j at 11.26,1'. M., for points south. At Marion; N<? 38 connects will Southern Ry train No 85 leaving Marion at 11.40, P. M., for Asheville.! Chattanooga an i intermediate points. 'Vbrr. j^h cur eecvh e without change l>?| A'Bcn Marion ami CharJenton on | tfY.inu No'i A2 and H8. K. H. 811A W, General Paerenger Agent. You Are Invil and^Inspect 0 Stock of Dj and Mil! Come and Yc Our irrancl disulav of Snrini O 1 J ~~ ~ X 1 Styles. This exhibit is the fill buying'by our expert M a milliner of experience an markets of the Hast have b< fore you THE FINEST klM EVER SHOWN,IN We know that asking for sufficient reason to you for must deserve it by offerin] in style, quality and price, our stock will show that it < niiintiftr nccnrfmont ct*?1 n ? ua it 11 y 9 aooui kiiiciik) v y i c Here you will find the on Neto Spring and Si Silks, Dress Goods and Wa in Mercerized Silk Zcphy waists and suits. 50 style lovely Bastiste Lawns, Dott A few assortments of lin< scarce now. White Goods, Embrc One hundred and fifty Goods, Plaid Muslins and 5 fancy Madras, French 1 Lawns. We are opening u broideries, Fdgings, Insert ty. Big Values Such a can Ge T.,ic.^wi en:-* Ill J ajiuitu OM1 l>9| 1^1 CM Wrappers. Heath B'k'g . 1 :ed To Come ?ur Elegant ?y Goods Liner y. >u Will See y Millinery of the latest result of weeks of careilliner, Miss MacMartin, ^ d splendid taste. The ^en searched to bring beV OF MILLINERY LANCASTER. your patronage, is not giving it, but that we g superior inducements The slightest look over itands alone, so far as md prices go. iy complete stock of vK ummer Goods, sh Goods. Pretty wash rs, very desirable for is of French Percales, ed Swiss and Organdies, sn suitings?these are Pideries, *. and Laces. . f (150) pieces of White Striped Pastiste, White Organdies and Persian ip enough all-over liinions to supply the Coun ,s You t no Where Else, > Waists and House & Mer. Co. v