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I fnSU aiiu WuhIoII ! ~ who are In need of the host medical treatment ahMld not tall to oooeult Or. Hatta , I way at onoe, aa he la l reoo(ili*d m the j leading and moat suo- : esasfui ay el a llat. , Ton ara aafe In , placing your oaae la hi* hands, a* ha 1* the long#at established and oae the boat reputation. He a urea where others fall i ^ T there la no patchwork raglT?WdjiAj)Mff3BgF^'>r uporlBioaUs* In pSpBrvdV^raMlliti treatment >?rV&&S' /Ea KlI'Tf f^^ssonal attention by Dr. SelC7iyiJti??lMHr Hathaway, also speDi, BiTUtwiT, olal counsel from his associate physicians when necessary. which no other office has. II yon can not call, write tor free booklets and question blank*. Mention your trouble. Ererything atrlotly ooafldeeUal. J. Mewtoi Hathaway, If. D. intuitu .. ? ?? t>. ^ Jir j.C Si., A tlaum.f >a j . Left-Eyed People. < New York Times. < The man who spends half his time trying to classify people said he never saw so mauy left- j eyed passengers iu one car. ' What do you mean by lefteyed passengers?" asked his com ' panion. "People who use their loft eye more than the right," was the reply. "The species is not com mon, and of course none but a student in ocular science would < be able to detect off-hand the few j whom we do meet. A left-handed person advertises his peculiari ty at once ; not so the left eyed man. As a rule it takes an oculist to determine which eye has , been used most, but there are ( I certain peculiarities of the pupil ( J 1*1 it. _i 1_ _ i . i hiiu mi iii-u may ne laaen as pretty sure signs by the trained i observei. , ''Left-eyed people are made, ' not born. Most of us have been I blessed by nature with eves of , equal visual power, but the attitude we strike when reading or 1 writing causes us to exorcise one eye more than the other, and the first thing we know we are right or left eyed. This is one sided ness th; ' I mild always be taken into consideration when buying glasses. A right eyed man with left-eyed spectacles, or vica versa, is at a decided disadvantage, and it is the '~ pi;irians business fo see that ho is properly fitted." .loi r Alfalfa was n?kod to parse ti'.o cow and lie did so! in this wise. ''('ow is a noun in J t ho pr ' ?rtiio switches; her t a; t ho fence.'' < iff "-r nn<l llloosl I'ofson I , If V' i -i4*> hlood pomon t>ro I fliioiw ^ f 01 rpr ? * ! f 4 )> '] >' ? . m J r j c iyrrp, f .--ri itchiru' c' in. eoo p^r o < v soot' or rash on th^ '-kin, r/v: patches in mouth or tin old ii'' 1 or >'u!i I cn''"i h, . take To Pdood Balm (!' K B ). It the poison in hoi Idood ; soon nil cores, eruptions,! heal, h w illing subside, aches J and o p and a Tvrloof euro is mv'" of the worst ensen of Blood Poison. For careers, tumor?, ?w#!!ini"i r;?t<n?' - - ngiv uiooro, er.t T-ir. rHr- of nil kind", take B B. It. 11 derttroyea tlio cancer j poison i > ' Mood, heals canceri of all kinds, cures the worst humor" or ?nr?ournfiner nwelline" Thousand*! ?ured bv B. B. B. after all else fails. B. B. B. composed of pure botanic ingredients. Improve* the digestion, makes the blood .pure and rich.' pnd cfer 'ho awful itching and ell sharn o'-.noting paina.Thorough 1 Jv tepted for thirty yearn Druggist, $1 per bottle, with complete! directions for home enre. Sample free and prepaid hv writing Blood Balm ('o , A tlanta, Ga. Describe trouble *>r 1 free medical advice' also sent irt acaled letter. S Rural Delivery Statistics A. W. Machen, superintcix of the rural hee delivery ser of the po8toffice department, prepared a statement shov the number of rural free deli) routes in operation in the Un States during the fiscal year e ing June 80 last, the numbe pieces of mail delivered and lected on these routes by st and the average collections deliveries per route per < Iowa has the largest number routes, there being 771, Ohio 1 Illinois 706, Indiana 654, J York 562, Pennsylvania A Michigan484, South Carolina 1 North Carolina 116, Georgia S Florida,Mont ana and New Mei 1 each, Mississippi 3, Aarzoni Other states range from 58 200 ?Record. OASTOHIA. B?wi tl>? s9 The Kind Yon Han Always & Tax Returns 190 Auditor's Notice. Notice is iierkby oiv that this oftloe will opeo from 1st day of January 1903 to tha ! lay of February 1902, for the pur| ">f receiving the returns of the I pavers of Lancaster County. All persons having personal pi orty in their possession or control Manager, Holder or as Husbi Parent, Guardian. Trustee, Execu Administrator, Receiver, Agent Attorney on the 1st day of Janu 1903, are required by law to list ??me for taxation within the time quired by law, or incur the penalt llftjy percent, which attaches in < 3i lauuro to do bo. The Taxpayer* will note all 1 Estate acquired or improvemi ma^e since last return. All male pernons between the ? of 21 and t>0 are liable for Poll ' t* xcept those exempt by law. The Auditor or an assistant will tend the following places in county on the days named below the convenience of the public: Osceola?Tuesday, Jan. Oth, 11>0H m. Pleasant Valley ? Wedueeday, , rth. 1903. Ilelair?Thursday. Jan ^th. 1903 Van Wyck?Friday, .Ian. 9th, 1 Dixie?Monday, Jan. Pith, 1903, Dwight? Monday, Jan. 1*2,19 3,; Tradesville?Tuesday, Jan. 13, 1 Tax*haw?Wednesday, Jan. 14,1 Flat Creek Church?Thursday, . 15th, 1903. Dr. U. t . Welsh's?Friday, Jan. 1903. Primus?Saturday,Jan. 17,1903 i TIaile Gold M ine - Monday, Jan. 1903. Kershaw?Tuesday and Wednes Jmii. 20! h and 21 a. noa. Hnath Springs?ThurMlay, Jan mo:!. 1'leasant Hill ? Friday, Jan. 23. a. in. W. T. Y.inl.indingliam's?Mom Jan. 2i? h 1!'0"! 11 will In- to 1ln? inl?*rn<?t of ?" t-ix nay-'r m ma^n In-' r?*iiim proi ly and snvn f|u> ,r?0 per pent. pen w liirli aif ..!:!.-"* after the 2()lli 1 runry A ffer tin* ii'iitvf I will t'liii d in ')n? Auditor < < 111. In i. jit ii I tr* nil to ie JI. ,...f fi?'i ? J \ ()'. A. f? M >K Auditor I.. I.anra t?-r, S. ("., I ler. st Ii, 1902. p pr?* r Ii 4 ft " -i , *> y t. ii V ** u Had tin' d iv Oi iu lii-1 TTi f 'T~\. ?r~l * --5 1 CioliJ 1) hj'J iov?jet tlio <],:y. We \\ tiriii il com I to m ?!>< it ?,,i ion Hurkcts I Or*. ?, ? Hon Mj proportion. \V?> intend to ;n It)'*., jo.st to innke room for oi-iwilod for sj . v,;th list? ? poli< <! to close ( il tl|.? rot"' \i open our Toys, etc. Now is ttisn you ono onrrv. so brinsr i you. Have you overseen tie 50c Ho.rd"7;o( X ? liintf ever mIihu m in tl?ij i . polished, RtPMig ami durable j STORK. Some people have the Bargain Store. B.C. Hoi or B. C. Ilough is in busin business is on I he corner opji Bargain Store is in tho bact Church street next to LancaH pi ice to get more goods for tl Don't forget the "Special Bai B. C Schedule Changes, Charleston lent IMfiewn. vice There will be no change in has regular passenger trains as now ring being operated, with the excep rery tion that a new train, Nos. 33 ited and 34, will be inaugurated, md No. 33 will leave Charleston >r of 1:50 p. m. daily ; Summerville col- 2 ;25 p.. nr.; Columbia 6:45 p. j ate, m. ; Camden 6:15 p. m. ; Rock and Hill S:40 p. m., arriving at tay. Blaoksharg 10:15 p m. Return ' of iug, Ne. 84 will leave Blacksr41, burg 7:45 a. m. : Rock Hill 0:20 ^ew a. m. ; Camden 11:30 a. m. ; Col185, umbia 12:00 noon; Summerville L50, 3:11 p. m., arriving at Charles110, ton 3:50 p. m. cico Nob. 33 and 34 between Kings* 2. villo and Blacksburg will take to the place of former trains Nos. 113 and 114. In addition to Nos. 33 and 34 between Kingsville and BlacksNfito burg, No. 65, dailv except Sunday,mixed train, will leave Kings villeat5:00 a. m. ; Camden 10:00 a. in.; Rock Hill 4:40 p. m., ar 0 riving Blacksburg 8:00 p. m. Re turning No. 64 will leave Blacksburg 8:00 a. m., arriving Rock 11:10 a. in. ; Camden 7:30 p. m. and Kingsville 12:20 a. m. EN Passenger train No. 35 will joth 'Gave R?ck Hill daily 6:00 a. m.; pose Blaoksburg 7:45 a. m., arriving tax* at Marlon 10:45 a. m Return pop- N?- 36 will leave Marion 5:50 1 as p. in., arriving Blacksburg 8:40 'tor' P' m* ' Hook ?11 10:50 p. m. o; No. 67, mixed train, daily exiary cept Sunday, will leave BiacksVe* l>nrg 2:50 p. m., arriving Marion y of 8:50 p. m. Returning, No. 66 sase wj]i leave Marion 9:00 a. m. ar*eal riving Blacksburg 2:00 p. m. an fa Kumto" Itrnneli Nr? A ft mi*. ijfpB e(* flally except Sunday, lax, *>11 leave Sumter 7:00 a. in., ar riving Kingsville 8:00 a. m. Re 'the turning, No. 41 will leave Kings, for ville 8:10 a. m , arriving Sumter 9:1 ft a. m. No. 42, daily except P* Sunday, will leave Sumter 4:50 Jan. P- arriving Sumter Junction 5:80 p. m. Returning No; 43 l'K)'i W'H leave Sumter Junction 5:40 a.m. p. m., arriving Sumter 6:20 p. m. i> m. Note carefully connections at |!k^' Kingsville for Camden and Sum Jan. ter. 1(. W. II. Tayloe, A O. P. A , Atlanta. Oa. a.m. R W. Hunt, 1). P. A., Charleston, S. C. .lay, dorS lm 22 ^ The C^rhle of lIcrocH. day. M.iny soldiers in the last war wrote to say that f* r Scratches,' rf^ Bruine*, (.hits. Wounds, Corns, H jy Sore Feet and Stiff Joint", Buck l-Yb-, Ion's Arnica Sa!v? ia the ho<-f in the wnr'd. N;?me fi.r Itnma ' . Pnila Ulc <'7. Skin Erup VV II1t i . . Y . ? f tinna arid I iu,a I< cures or no '--V Onli Or.-. f, r(1 J and .! F. Mackoy A Oo.'s urut: 1_ .s.f J f \ ;4 5.-^ C*. r< > .j. , < a 4 m/ 8 V*> lor\ ?S ??unl.iy, and wo intond to have a ; 'day, Dec. 6th, ill nil r n.other lot of Tinware at, leap <1 v. 1 ! inch Dish Pans 10c, 1-pal !{ P.tils and everything olso in n lUo. irooils for f?c., and loc. goods lor Christmas goods. You know wo are :oods now on hand, and we are corn r PARCAIN STOCK before we ran your chance. A dollar will get morn ilongtho old lady and children to help R ^a o ju vuui/iu itiuiy r da'ii to <111m 1 it at the price?nicely ind only costs 50c at the RARGAIN > a mistaken idea as to tho locality of ugh & Co. is not in existence any long ess tor himself alone, and his place ot osile Lancaster Morcansilo Co. and the l end ot same building ai.d opens on ter Mor. (Jo's, at aides, and that is the ie money than any place in the county, rgain Day," Saturday, Dec. 0, 1902. Hough, Proprietor. V www W >ir w ^ ^ w y 2 Our Milline] ? Goods Display | THE PRE ? and j Gomplet ^ they had ever seen ? veled that a Lane ^ have such nice thi ? they never dreame ^ looks like "Openi f THEY ARE All for these pi # _ | In Men' * , . $ Clothing, Overo A Underwear, etc., ; -A ? ,*< down. * ' We've Go 5 rni 1 A i he best ass( i A Pnces. ^ In Furniture, ;2 Paints and Groce ^ quarters. COME A! before you buy. l? anything. It will i ^ H AM ? A^aiKUCOUfl ^ Comi V5 0 ; 4 / v't v t ry and Dress ? * was a ? ;ess. j _ _ | said we had the ^ -* _ 5 < :ttiest > most J ;e Lines $ * here. They mar- J raster store should ? ngs and at prices ^ :d of. Every day ? nrr \x/i tu ,,c t: i' . L SCRAMBLING % retty goods. ^ s Wear | oat's, Hats, Shoes, ^ we arc hard to x * 1: tne Best r# ' ' ortment.?tne best ^ ?> * Hardware, Stoves, ^ ries vvc are head- \ r ? m LOOK ? It don't cost you ? nake you money. ^ r Mercantile ? ^ * ^any. $