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!M><w S ? : Hell or the I'rice. Tho question before sta? =? " n ^ ship is this: "What won <1 \ ou rather have Cuba rai-^ than sugar?"?Washington The Full Reason. That restless newsr? oer, the | Mobile Register, is >. xious to know why a Southern :nan should not be nominated foi President. We'll tell the Register. Because he is a Southern mm.-Norfolk Landmark. A cablegram from St IVters burg reports: An enumeration of the persons, inducing working people, expelled from various cities during the last two and a half years of the administration ^ of the late M. Sipiaguine, the minister of the interior, who was assassinated April 15, drawn up ^ by the instructions of M. Von l'lehwe, who succeeded Mr. Sipiaguine, shows the enormous total of GO.000. Mr. Von Plehwe has decided to clean this slate so far as possible, and permit the exiled people to return, as he does not desire to inherit the hatred, inspired by M. Sipiaguine. It is ?aid M Plehwe is inclined to adopt milder measures generally, but the reactionists, under the leadershio of Count ShprAmotioff are still influential with the czar. Itloaher Alwayft K?<>i?n it IfniMlj. "My mother suffered a long time from distressing pains and general ill health due primarily to indigestion," says L. W. Spading, Verona Mo. "Two years ago I got her to try Kodol. She grew ^ better at once and now, at the age of seventy six, eats anything she wants, remarking that she fears no bad effects as she has her bot ^1 tie of Kodol handy." Dont waste time doctoring symptoms. (Jo after the cause. If your stomach is sound your health will be good Kodol rests the stomach and strengthens the body by digesting your food. It is nature's own tonic. Crawford Bros. The state democratic convention of Illinois met at Springfield June 17, and adopted resolutions advocating the independence of the Philippines and attacking the trusts. The British system of colonization also was denounced, as a system whereby the powerful and selfish were enabled to enslave inferior races and enrich themtdlves. m mm * Rheumacide cures rheumatism by neutralizing the acids in the blood and driving them out through the natural channels, hold by J. F. Mackey A Co. niar'29-6m ALL WOMEN \ TALL, SHORT, OR K MEDIUM, APPEAR^ IF THEY WEAR THE? 1 Royal I Worcester I r Bon Ton I Corsets I STRAIGHT FRONT TRYTHEM. IF DEALER DOES NOT KEEP THEM, ASK HIM TO Bj ORDER. ACCEPT NO OTHER. K ROYAL WORCESTER s 6> CORSET CO.,"0 "* I A gathering was held at New Y>rk recently when ex President (trover Clevland and David B. Hill spoke at a meeting of the Tilden clnb. At the meeting of the Sixth Missouri district Democratic convention at Clinton, Mo.. Congressman D. A. DeArmon was ( renominated by acclamation. On June 18 the city of I'aterson, N. J., was under a general strike. As a result of the fierce riots, a number of persons were shot and ( two at least will die. A Texas paper reDorts that. North Texas alone will produce 40,000,000 bushels of potatoes this year, "they are bringing in to the growers an average of $50 or more per acre." j The progress of the coal miners' I strike in Pennsylvania is being 1 watched with deep interest. The president and general officers ot the UnitedMineWorkers of America express their belief that the ' miners will win in the struggle, , as they are determined to allow the mines to be destroyed by the "squeezing" process, rather than i give up their contention. It is thought this will force the mine operators to come to satisfactory telms. PresidentMitchell of the United Mine Workers of America has called a national convention to 1 meet at Indianapolis on July 17 to consider the advisability of , calling out all the coal miners in f the United States. There are < approximately about 450,000 ' coal miners in the United States; 1 of these, according; to President ( Mitchell, about 350,000 are affi- : t liated with the union and an 1 additional 50,000 comply with \ the legislation of the miners' 1 organization. Vacation Day*. Vacation time is here and the children are fairly living out of doors. There could be no healthier place for them. You need only to guard against the accidents incidental to most open air sports. No remedy equals DeWitt's Witch Iiazel Salvo for quickly stopping pain or removing danger of serious conse- ( quences. For |cut?, scalds and , wounds. "I used DeWitt'i Witch Hazel Salve for sores, cuts and bruises," says L. B. Johnson, Swift, Tex. "It is the ' best remedy on the market." , Sure cure for piles and skin dis- j eases. Beware of counterfeits. 1 Crawford Bros. Mrs. Shurley will not Recti Further Payment. Recently we copied from t Lancaster Ledge.* a stateme that the widow of the late Prof Shurley had been paid $787.17 the amount of insurance carri by Mr. Shurley in the Farme Mutual Life Insurance Co., York couuty, and that the balau of the $1,000 will be paid soon as an assessment is mai There is a mistake in the sta ment, as we are informed by J I). E. Boney, agent of tho Farm Mutual. Mrs. Shurley has rece ed $787.17, but has no furtl claim, as that sum was her p of the money in the treasury the time of her husband's dea ?Rock Hill llerald. Kershaw Oil Mill. As will be seen lrom notice opening ot books of subscripti to the capital stock ot that ent prise, Kershaw is to have a cott UAPII (ill mill I" li" ~ ' wwwv* V?? *?? ?*? V KJ UU lUUCUCU north Hampton street where t corporators, Messers. J. O'Brien, of Blaeksburg, and J. Stevens, R. L. Bla^kmon, S. Ileath, J. M. Carson, T. J. Gr( ory and W. F. Cook, of Kersna have purchased land lor a s from Mr.B. A. Hilton. The to\ authorities will open the street the mill site at once and the ra road will put in side track.?Ivt shaw Era. ryny-B?l??m Stop* the Tieklln ad qulcklj all*/* lfrfl?mir>lloa la tbe tkcw Importunity is simply holdii an till you get what you want. OA.STOHIA.. the yf II" Vo& Hats Always Bou rr It is announced in Madrid th the goverment nas decided to a point a minister to thej Cubi republic. (O Cfct&rr, ? Thi? aiffn&ture is on every box of the genu Laxative Bromo-Qtiinine Tablet th? romody that runt a cold In one di - rmi A lot of truth is wasted in tr ing to get useless lies establish? OASTOniA. Bears the /> KM You Have Always Bou One man's success is often di lo the failure of another. Won't Follow Ailvicc After I*ia i K For It. In a recent article a promine physician says, "It is next to impt tible for the physician to get his yi ients to carry out any prescrib 'otirse of hygiene or diet to t he sina >st extent; he has hut one resort le namely, the drug treatmeiit." Wh medicines are used for chronic co d i pat ion, t lie most mild and tfenl obtainable, such as (Jhamberlaii Stomach it Liver Tablets, should deployed. Their use is not follow by constipation as they leave t bowels in a natural and healthy co dition For sale by J. F. Mac key Co Waxhaw Institute WAXHAW. N. C. J. R. Walker, Principal, A. E Wo fiord College. R. N. Nisbet,Lancaster Count and O. K. Cunningham, A sistants. Mrs. J. R. Walker, Mus: Graduate of Peace, in Instr mental Music. Teachers of successful expe 3tice. Good Work. Prepar for College. Low rates. Send for catalogue. 6-11-13 OPIUM cocAm^wHisi lUITI lorn, in ?i*yp. Manor <>( rn(.u?lu??. '?> ; <mri >. ap?cl*ltr Rook !!or.n 1 r'>.itin?ut K?nt KKTIC. A,Wr.? M. M. WOOt I *V, M. 0.. Atlanta, C k a Ire i'? ARE YOU WISE *? mt. metion there is no remedy to < .L. of ire of am 0,1 and a sure way er- ^ * in roar in oraer ?" and insure liealt ^ie take half a ^lasj y it a teaspoonful T Mexi w' 1 W, * and with this gargle 1 j | Then I iathe the outside o 1' nient aud after doing this l Vn around the neck. It is a I to 2Go., GOc. ilIT MAY BE YOU ?? can Mustang Lllniuent au Kf 4. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Oomtral Tims at Jnokaonvl'.la and Savannah gfjJ ?a*t?rn Tims at Othar Points. Schedule in KlT- oi June .10th. Ifc'L ?n?i.n??iv.. No.54lNo.H0l Dm i/i Daily CVDtw.lEsouvtl |P. 3) $0i>n T at * huTaiinsU t.So. Ry ) I.~3pll2 JOal..... " Barnwell I 3 34|>l 4 13a . P_ " Blackvtll# ! 4 litp I 4r. 1 ? 1 ? -? : ?- : ?'/!? ?? ?.h? ^ uv7cJhariA?ron. (do. Hy . . . J 7 V> * llu)p! .... bumm?*rvu2a | 7 4!rt ** Bruichvilia Sow 2 yua " Orangeburg ? 2Aa . ija " KluRvilU lj _4n ) y.">n !.... A r Com .Ung 11 i,j* <0a Lt. Au.-uh:*, (So. i<v. ) 2.'.up v.Ji/p Lv. Oranuevtlie 3&ploK>i? ..!! Lv. Aiken | Lv. Trautoti 1 o.'i> 11 uop in* " 4 0. pj 11 Xtp .... Ar. C'oiinnli.a, jLirV - loa n Lv. Columbia, tLldg e>t ii.V.p tl ,?ia " Wiuii?>H?ro OMp 7'.'."ihI a " Uhen.wr 7>,-t> si;:?i Hix-k Hill ausa! Ar. Chiriotf l?,V.i?i J- Ar~I>nn vilin . . {J7? l 7T>" >d. Ar Klrlnn?;m')i .... ~* I Hl?jn| rtMp .. Ar. W'nshiugton j 7 iTooi) " Bnliimoro (Pa.HH) ! S l.',o'll 35p " Philadelphia 11 ifia 3 Via rrhf Nww York. > tcipl i| Lv. Oolumhia .............. rjir?ia~ 7 20a' Ar. Mpar'nnburtf ? j my., ly jo^l ' Aahevllle 7 15p| 2y>pl Ar Knoxviila 4 i>:>aj 7 lop Ar.Qiu.' uimii . TT?7t~ h l,.a ... U6 Ar. l."i.irville ...... ~ ; Jup Vloa . .. aoUTH ROL'NL>. , J*".*!85' Unity Uuily ym Lv. Lottiavllle ~ j TiAai . aoy ~~~" Lv. Ciiiciinia;i ... s ,?ja| Hi<6p Lv. Kuoxviilo T5vi TJOa nt " Anhpviilo 7 0.??; 3 00p " simnaubaiv lOittn Al*p Ar. i > nmhla ... I 2 lop .dpi. M.i ^v* VorkiPa.R.k? I..I ?;?iP!l21Vit| ....! " F'liiltnlolphiu I ilyOps a oOa II- " Bui Minora I M27p h 22i\ ft, Lv. Waehl'gt'n (So.Ryl i H /Op II l.Tal fll Lv. Ki"h;non.l .. |TT5jp iSTm .... | Lv. linnvllle" | 4 a6a' 5-iftp If .. ? A*, W iftp .. Hlu 9 10a 104'Jp I M 9 44a 11 15p be M Wlunaboro . . 10 U Ola t-,1 Ar.ColumblH. (BldgSt 11 alia 1 uf? he i Lt. Columbia, (C. t>.) l55oini 8 5o? in I - J?hn?ton 14vp Ho;* W i . Trenton 1 7>2pl rt 2S? & Ar. Aiken a;jO|>. 7 ;un Ar. Wranitaville 2 ^lp' ?; 5Sh' Ar. Auguita SOU, 745,, ! L"#. Columbia iSe>. WJ ? biA?i> TSSJ 1 KliiKvillw an? 2 3-la 5 2 Oraawburg 4 4^|?i 8 45* V " Branohvtlle 5 &,l>. u? I Bummer villa M^o1 6 57*1 | Ar. Charlntoa 7 aoi> 7 uu? ...! J Lv. Columbia (Bo. Ky.> fl 4oi TTim ~r!" 5.1 ' glAckTilla 120p J 52a 2 ?ArnWBli 1 an? ? U7a I . ??vannah 806p 4 Sua Ar. Jackeonvilla (P. fl.j 740^ 9 15* I Slaaping Car Sarvioa. lS" paateuger eervtoa between Florida and Siew York. ' No*. 8H and 84?New VerW ?V,.t Vuh,'.. ir. jp i prett. Drawing-room sleeping oart lietween iufuitt and New York. Pullniai* Jr.iwlng ii. ream tleeplng cart between Port Tampa Jack| eouvlUe. Savannafa Washington und Vow York, j Pullman tleeplng cart between Charlotte and Richmond and Charlotte and Norfolk. Dining oart between Charlotte and Savannah Horn. S5 and 8tV? U. S. Pant Mail. Through Pullman drawing-room buffet sleeping cart betwean Jacksonville and New Tor* and Pullman tleaping ear* between Augusta and Char lette and ^Riarlotte and Richmond. Dining 1 Mm terra * maalt euroute. Pullman sleep lag oart Jaoktonvlllt and Columbia. IN ' tnroute it# between Jacksonville and Olnotn nati.vta ^nr'.lli. PBANK S.OAh'KON, H. H. HAKDWIOE, rv 1 Third VP. it Ova. Mgr.. Otn. Pat. ag?., Wejildngton, D- CX Washington, D. 0 ~ W.H.TALOM, R W. HI NT, ?.!, it'l Ota. Paae. Ag'k, Dtv. Pass Ag t, in. ?t manr peopl* tuffar through ijpor* Thev don't know that for all lnflam? sxjual "Mexican Mustang Ldulmcat* asy way to treat a case of Sore to kill disease germs' :liy throat action is topfull of water put into of can Mustangliniment the throat nt frequent intervals. t the throat thoroughly with the llnl- I iKiur some on a soft cloth und wrap J 'OSITIVE CURE. und $1.00 a bottle. e long been troubled with a running > or ulcer. Treat it at onco with Mexfi d you cau depeud upon u speedy cure. . LANCAfiTEK dfc CHESTER RAILWAY. Between Chester and Lancaster. Schedule in KITect May 18:h, liH.2. Daily Except Suwitty. Southbound Northbound. No. 1A No. 17. No. 16. No.14 P. M.|A M.i ? P M. A M 111 (10 8 On d Lv ...Chester.... Ar 6 45 8 00 to a 8 18* ".... Knox ... " 6 25 <41 to :n 8 3>| "... Klchhur# .... ' 6 13 7 33 6 05 10 47 8 37 d ".. Hascomrille.. " 5 45 7 25 1103 ? M? "...Fort Utrn..." 5 30 7 10 11 1 WO-I* Graces... . 7 00 11 30 9 1 d Ar.. Luticaster.. Lv 5 15 6 45 . t. P. M A. M P. M. A. M No. 14. leavlnir Lancaster 6.45 a. m,, makes close connection at Chester with Southern Railway No. :trt for Charlotte and points north ; and Seaboard Atr Lino "Atlanta Special" for Atlanta and points west. Also with Carolina Si Northwestern Ky. No. 10 for Lenoir, N. C., and intermediate points, and Southern Kailway No. 33 for Columbia and points south. No. 17, leatlnx Chester 8.uu a. in., connects with Southern Ky., No. 36 from Col imbia and points south; Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Spe* clal" from Northern and Eastern poluts and Southern Ky, No. 33 from Northern and Kastern points, and at Lancaster with S. C. & Q. E. for UlacksburK. No. 16, leavltiK Lancaster 5.15 p. in., connects at Lancaster with S. C. A C*. E. from Camden and Marion, Southern Ky. No. ?1 uiChester for Charlotte and points north. No. 15, leaving Chester 10.00 a in., connects*! Chester with southern Kallway No. 34 from Columbia and points south. LEROY SPRINGS, J. M. HEATH, PreRidenf Gon'l. Pas. Affent. I CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS tmfr. Always reliable, aak Druyiciit fo? I'HII'HKHtEK'N In IU><i and l<?lil metallic botes, waled with blue ribbon. Take no oilier. Hrfutr daii|rrou> inbtll* tut Ions and 111111 at I ona. Huy of your Drucglat, or send lr. in stamps for I'jkrtlcnlara. Tritlmoil 1 a I * and " Itrllrf for Ladln," in Ml?rt by return 41ail. lo.ooo Testimonials. bold by j all Druggist*. CHICHESTER CHEMICAL. CO. S100 Jladlton Square, I'HILAh Pi, Manilas Ikli sapar. CTQTPDQ I READ MY ololLllo : Free Offer. THE COUPON below filled out with your address, and sent with a two-cent stamp, to Mrs. M A Hilton, Kershaw, b. C., within the next thirty days, entitles you to a package containing a Home Treatment discovered by Mrs M bummers, Notre Dame, ind, which cures leucorrhoea. ulceration, displacement, falling of the womb, menstrual disorders, hot flashes, tumors, growths, and all female irou* blea The free package contains ten davs treatment, and If you wish to continue, it will cost you about twelve cents a week to guaraat *ip p 11 ro Wi\\ out ' Viii onaAAo l..?I ? ? ? 1 ~ . ... w.o 9|>avn ut?V*i 9t.au to Sirs. Hilton. nnJ you will receive the free treatment by return mall. COUPON. Name. Town. County | State