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D. Reeck Williams. John Cr President. Vic Lancaster Insurance & (INCORPO We represent OLD and RELL nies?the STRONGEST and the ] over $75,000,000.00. We offer a against fire loss, and promise Prompt and Car to all business placed with us. S ranee. We also act as agents in 1 and handling property for out-of-1 and QUICK results. "Uncle Sam." H A Fourth of Jolv oration written by E. L. W. 1854, copied and ^ revised by J. T. D. 1902. I Xow Sammy's mamma was a vixen a queen, r Residing: o'er seas far away, 1 Her rule, it was so obstinate and keen, j That Sammy could not bear her sway. And then when Sam had plead for j mercy long:, Tn humblenss before the dame. Becoming: justly weary of her wrong:, Sam sought to elevate his name. c And breaking o'er his haughty j mamma's rule, 4f' Declared for glory and renown. And truly joining Freedom's noble t school, j Refused to bow beneath a crown t When on insults Sam could no longer look. And pleadings nothing: would avail, J Finding- his mamma's naturp he'd , mistook, Young: Sam the vixen did assail. < And then the fight between them ( grew so warm. That victory seemed a doubtful , chance. Tint Sam withstood the fury of the storm In spite of British arrogance. And after years of strife and bloody toil, J The haughty foe was driven hence Resigned all title to Sammy's soil, Nor longer argued a vain pretense, j 'Twas thus that Uncle Sam began the world, A small, but brave and fearless lad And freedom's banner to the breexe unfurled, .Nor knew one friend on earth he had. But Uncle Sam has since grown very high And far and wide o'er iand ar.d sea j Hia banners gladly to the breezes I rty? ' Proclaiming?we are brave and free. And now wherever Uncle Sam may roam J All will reverence his great name, He has wealth, strength and conlldence at home, Abroad he lias honor and fame. Three cheers! for the master ( ) of the waters, And the splendor of the nation. i Three cheers! for his brave sons and ? fair daughters, The freest in all creation ! J. T. I). 1 England claimed to be mistress of ( the waters. , f X RHEUMSC1DE Ij 1 CURES ra I E RHEUMATISM X TOSTAYCURED. 3J THE MELMCAL WONI)EI< OF TJlE ^ Nineteenth Century. HI A VPL'Pliihlt' ri'ini'ilu (hut n/wt t i v..i . I^H J ^ cures recent and long-standing cases ' I IBB The greatest hlnoU purlller known MB < HB Has ti ? hearty endorsement of Bft ? leading physicians after thor B ough trial. Cures ninety- |H eiglit per cent of the J M| cases treated .. 4S?<, Bold hy J. I'1 M.n key ACo. Price f1.00 t per hot tie. nmr uim BP Baby lives are destroyed In summer by, cholera infantum. The attack of the disease , Is sudden, its progress is sometimes terribly rapid. Mothers who hnveglven their children ' Dr. E. S. IVJcDow, PtlYSiCiflN AND SURGEON, J .South Side Catawba House, \ -w Up-tttair*. + + t ? 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Ind. which ures leucorrhoea. ulceration, displacement, ailing of tlie womb, menstrual disorders, hot lashes, tmnors, growths, and nil femslo trouiles. The free package contains Jen davs rcatnient. and if you wish to continue, it will ost you about twelve cents a week tn.'uaraneo a cure. Pill out the spaces below, Html to rfrs. Hilton, and you will receive the free reatmcnt by return mall. tfvrt COUPON. \ame Town Uounty Waxhaw Institute, WAXHAW. N. C. r. R. Walker, Principal, A. B., Wo fiord College. LI. N. Nisbet,Lancaster County, and O. E. Cunningham, Assistants. Mrs. J. R. Walker, Music, Graduate of Peace, in Instrumental Music. Teachers of successful experience. Good Work. Prepares or College. Low rates. Send for catalogue. G-ll-13w. nPIIIM COCAINE^WHISKY 1 IVI HabiU Oorad M n> ttanatorffl Jfl ium B0 4 IIunilrml. 1 H ol r?f?r?<iirM Si ,n?r? u j^xfaltr Book on * item- Tr?.t?ment .m' Hit K. Addroa " 'l.won EV. M. o.. r*n Menstruation made Regular and Painless, m<l Pains In Su1<-k, Hips and Limbs cured bj Simmons Sanaw Vine Wine or Tablet*. Tl nil ? m scnoiarsmps. The following scholarships will be iwarded by the South Carolina Federation of Women's Club: Converse College?Five scholarships, each valued at $100 a year, for 'our years academic work in college. Presbyterian College for Women? Columbia, S. C.?One scholarship valued at $100 a year, for four years leademic work in College. Winthrop ? ollege?Two scholarships in regular course, one of free iiition for four years, the other a can scholarship from President lohnson, amounting to $50 per year 'or four years Greenville College for Women? Ine scholarship of free tuition Chicora College?Greenville, S. C. ?one scholarship of free tuition. Mrs. Ida M. I,innings' Training school for Kindergartners?Charleson, S. C.?Two scholarships of free uit ions. The South Carolina Kindergarten Association Training School?Cliareston, C.?One scholarship of free iiition. Mrs. I. A. Smith's 8chool for Young Ladies?Charleston, S. C.?One scholihip of free tuition. Examination fune 20th. A luinnae Club School of Domestic Science?Louisville, Ky.?One scholirshi p of f ree tint ion. Miss Ida M c< ill lough's School for iirU?Walhslla. C.?One scholarihip of free tuition. The exainination for these gcholariliips will he held in each county .Inly III, u?..t ISlk All < ni?u a* -it. i i n |# |# i n r% 11 i n imini lie their names before July 1th with Mrs. horns B. Poppenneim, :h'm Kdu. Dept. S. O. Federation of Women's Clubs. 31 Meeting St., CharlertotS S. C. ?A - - . A report from London, under date of June 15, says: "A dispatch from Lord Kitchener, dated Pretoria, June 14, says that 2.594 Boers have surrendered since Thursday, June 12, and that everything is proceeding most satielactorily. CAMPAIGN SCHEDULES. State and Congressional Start on the 17th instant, and Wind lip on the 21st day of August. The schedule is as follows : SENATORIAL June?Columbia 17th, Camden 18th, Chesterfield 20th, Bennett sville 23d, Bishopvillo 24th, Darlington 25th, Florence 26th, Marion 27th, Conway 30th; July? Georgetown 2d, Kingstree 4th, Mock's Corner 7th, Manning 8th, Sumter 9th, Orangeburg 10th, Bamberg 11, George's 12th, Charleston 15th,Walterboro 16th, Beaufort 18th, Hampton 19th, Barnwell 22d, Aiken 23d, Edgefield 24th, Saluda 2(>th, Lexing ton 2Sth, Newberry 29th,Laurens 31st; August?Greenville 1st, Pickens 2d, Walhalla 4th, Anderson 5th, Abbeville 8th, Greenwood 9th, Union 12th, Spart.au] burg 13th,f3alTney 14lh,Yorkville 1 Oth.Lancaster 19th,Chester 20th, Winnsboro 21st. STATK. June?Sumter 17 h, Orangeburp 1 Sth,Bamberg 19tb,George's 20' h, Charleston 21st, Walterboro 23*1, Beaufort 25th, Hampton 20th, Barnwell 28th ; .Inly? Aiken 1st, Edgefield 2d, Saluda 4th, Lexington 7th, Newberry Gth, Greenwood 9th, Abbeville 10th, Anderson 11th, Walhalla 14th, l'ickens 16lh, Greenville I 17th, Laurens 18th, Union 21st, | Spartanburg 22d, GafTney 23d, Yorkville 25th, Chester 26th, Winnsboro 29th, Lancaster 30th, Camden 31st; August?Chesterj field 2d, Bennettsville 5th, Bishopville 6th, Darlington 7th, Florence Sth, Marion 9th, Conway 12th, Georgetown 14th, Kingstree 16th, Monck's Corner 19th, Manning 20th, Columbia 21st. H'ltUhrop Collef/e Scholarships And Entrance Examinations, The examinations for the award of vacant scholarships in Winthrop College and tor the admission of new students will be held at the county court nouse on rnaay, Juiy inn, at y a. m. Applicants must, not he 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 D. B. Johnson, Hock Ilill, S. C. 5-28-71 ? Cut This Out ? 5 ^ ami present with 60 Ct*. to Chaw^P run it lii(<is.,L>rugKiiit?. Lancaster, ^P S. C., and receive a large dollar ^P package (3 months' treatment) ^P $ IMKKCE'S CELERY COM- ^ POUND, ^P The (.real niood and Nerve Tonic ^P and the world's renowned Catarrh j Cur.' Sat sfactlon guaranteed or tmoney refunded. ^ Registration Notice. r|l II K IT' ItLlO will take notice that j X the Registration Hooks will tie I open at the COURT' IIOUNK fo?* the regiatration of part iea entitled to register under the coualitution, on the 1st Monday fc Tuesday in each month. until 3(J days preceding Hie gpp?ral election. .r. M. CASK KY, Chair. Bd. Kpjt- Lancaster Co. March 7 1900. A Torpid Liver oauaca Spifu a Inclinestlon, ConHttpatioi _ .. ... u iho. tinUr. M. A. Nimmimn Liver . lemiki.c n> Htlinrl *ic that otvan. Cf ' t, :.rv';> .-? > ' ' M* * ? ' ^ r * - ?% . -v WStT*I *-' ? ' *sV.WE BARI an tt)c 3n I Here are < That, 1000 yards s Dimities, wort cents. 1000 yards cents, now 4 c 8 or 10 piece thing for ladies er price 25 cer 10 pieces 1 former price 3 30 pieces Sc< ors, cheap at 5 SHOES SJ , We also hav we have thrc I uuuntmr RHU ai ifice. I Lancaster > ,-v . ' HAVE i SAINS! CEitm t>cry Ctne. ' a Few are Hummers. triped and checked h 12H cents now 8 * Ginghams, worth 6 ents. s Grenadette, newest i unlined skirts, formits, now 15 cents. Point de Bruxelles, 0 cents, now 23. otch Lawns, fast col cents, now 3H cents. + 1 SHOESI * 40SS1 e a lot of shoes that iwn on our bargain re selling at a sacri Mercantile Co. v