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a %> jX i M VL3w / J'?*J&, Mrs.. Tree yr.ro.th, JPi CbUl^n' Conr r; 'nb, ri?n<lon K lii?riiHV", xi;? h. | "After my first b*.' v ? b- .r. 1 did r:nt r sir. i to r:^ ? my :th J: cv.gh the J i t. gave tnc a ton., .. ? carnnered very superior, I i hiv ead ' getting ' he ier I ertw weaker ..vets i . y. .V.v hus- ' bn id ir.is.id that I Luc v?: -c f Cfdui fen j . ur.d sie v.!..t v c :c! ao for 1 m. ' did '.?.ke the n?,,j:o'o" ti! -vs verv ' gr.'-f:! to '!o.d rr>v "H heaith | slowly returning. In tv, I wt* out <f Lieu and in a met.II ' .J hV to tak: up my usual duties. I .-j! \.*y ^nt'uu!asO: In it? pra'se." Wlncef ,'rduir. i> ; 1 rs tin-organs ! of genera; ion for t' "o si ?t pvog nancy and childbirth. I. prevents mU; carriuoe. No woman n il ? ; r*:a Winu $ ti t..'avaui vice 1 f -at c? i>'i' of lior V JtiM. 'f V taken 1 W ine of ' ardui bof !. r. .nyc.ii.io v she Would i.ot have . i ?..." I a> i she was. ifer rapid r c :\ should i. connaeiiu this great r. . / > every i expectant mother. v. '? o f Cardui 5 roju'Mtes'Ito inenstrii?.! i'c.v I -X* % & '-ti V ? v, i' VW-; v ' > 4 \s_'# . ? ix-trrx r--i *"*?- . t. v.f-ctr Aii ..V.: [ .. vTo Kuistt {Supplies lor llio Fiscal Yi tir "..m ?,j.: ii.r; January 1 hi, 1 Jiiot nil IT ORDAINED RV THE Ivlayor and Aloennen of the Town of Lancaster, S. (J., in Council assembled, and by Hie authority oi the same, lo provide - for k> U \ ' jJilWO mid necessary ex penses ct the iown. Section 1. Thai the following taxto Lv and are hereby levied for Hie Incal year ll.?03, that is to say : 1st. A tax of fifty cents on each ij? 100 o, the value ?,<l all real and personal property .within the corporate limits of the Town ot Lancaster, S. 0., due and payable between tirst and thirty-first days ot October, U?03. at the cflice ol the Town Treasurer ; and all taxes Hue and remaining unpaid or the 1st day ol .N ivcmber, 1000, nl4.1l 1 be subject to sucli penalties and costs as are now or njay herealter be imposed by tho State Jaws for the 11011 payment ol taxes wlren due. And the Town Treasurer alter deluult in the payment of said taxeb, shall issue execution directed to any policeman ol the Town cr S her ill' of the County for the delinquent taxes, cosib aud penalties lollow ing the mode for collecting de linquent taxes as now provided State laws. 2nd. The following licenses shall be paid in advance 011 or for the following vocations, busi n^sses or privileges, and it shall be unlawful for any ono to engago iii or follow any of the lollowing businesses or vocations within the corporate limits of the Town with out lirsL paying the license hereinafter stated lor said calling or business; and where the license is based upon income from said business or vocation for the last fiscal year ending December 31st, 1902; shall be the basis for the amount to be paid, and it shall be the duty of each person, firm or corporation lollowing any busi nees or calling whore license is bused upon income, to furnish the Town Treasurer, Qpon demand, with a statement, under oath, showing the amount derived from said business or vocation for the last fiscal year ending December 31st, 1902, and m any case where license is desired to follow any of said vocations or businesses during the fiscal year 15)03 that are based upon income for same, by beginners, new coiners or transient practitioners, ttie lowest schedule shall be the amount to be paid for the year or any part thereof, when not otherwise specified : Attorneys at Law, each or j firm with income $.*>00 per annum, or less, per )eur +5.00 With income over +500 si Hit li o v <>. * 1 Oi )0 iu>r hi. j num, per year 10 00 For ouch additional $ 100 ol income over vi000 pci annum, per your I 00 j 1'racticin^ i/hysiciunK.each I or fmn, with income .$500 ' per annum, or less,per y oai r? 0() With inccino over $500atul not ovet $1000 per annum, per year 10.00 i For each additional $100 of income over $]t ?;0 nar nullum. per year 1 00 Dentists or 'ml' Jruct | ors, resident, ?. >c . o u, I with income $500 per anI LUil.l 'J, >>.uo, t. . ..? j With income over $500 and ) not over $1000 per annum, jper Vf"r 1 0 or For each additional $100 ot income over $1000 per umium, pei year 1.0G Dentists or lootn extractors (transient), per week $3.0') j per un>nt Ii , 00 Brokers m coma - lion Merchants, en< h or firm, with income $500 per anI lllllll ir 1. II. - \ ? It I , I'V ? v?i* ts ,\J\J Willi income over .$500 and not over $1001 per I annum, per year 10.00 For r ich a I- :l! ?md $100 ot income over $1000 per j annum, per year 1 00 j Telegraph Companion or | Agencies, each. lor busiI noss done exclusively within the Town ol Lancaster, j but not including any busiI ness done to or from points without the State and not including any business done for the Government of the United I stales,its oliicor* or a^eni-, tO uO Express ('uinpamea or Agencies. each, !'? r business done exclusively within the Town of Lancaster, butnoi including any business d ?ne to or from points without iho State, and not including any business done for the Government of the United States, i'a ollicers or agents, 40 00 Kerosene (V.l Companies or A gencies having stationary or porlahlo tanks tor receiving and storing ol oil, each, 50.00 Kerosene Oil Companies or Agencies having nostaThc Has} phi l)eWitt's tattle Early Risers do not gripe !ujt weaken the system. They cure biliousness, jaundice, constipation and inactive livers, j oy arousing thesecretions,moving {tho bowels gently, yet effectually, ! and giving uch tone and strength to the f1""'" th? "tomaeh,liver and bowels that the cause of the trouble is rem >ved entirely. Those famout little pills exert a decided tonic etrect upon tlio organs involved, and if their use is continued for a few days there will be no return of the trouble. CrawIford Bros. i tionary tanks, *v?t pernor i in original packages, each 50.00 Oil, creosote or fernoline companies, each 10 00 Fire Insurance companies, each, per vear 5.00 ' Lite Insurance companies, ( resident agents) per year 5.00 Life Insurance companies, including mutual or co operative companies (iru;n sient agents) per week $5 00; per montn 10.00 Sowing Machine companies or Agents (transient) per weea $2 CO ; per month 5 00 Photographers (resident) in permanent building,per year 5.00 Photographers (? ransieut) in temporary bin! ling, per week $2 00 ; per month 5.00 Au ioneers.ner da . ."12 00: I per year 10.00 I Barber shops, per chair, Main S'roet, per year 5 00 Each additional chair, per year 3 00 i Back street, per year 3.00 Each additional chair, per | year 2 00 II Hotels or Hoarding houses (with transient rates exceeding $1.00 per day, per 3*ear, 20 00 ' llo'els or Hoarding houses | with transfei t ratc.i nut i exceeding $1 00 per day, per year 5.00 ' Kpntaurnn^s incltd' * 0 * | to sell fish indoors only, ilpor qu artjer $5.00: jut I year 10 00 Meat Market, including . i right to selt fish indoors I only, on Main 8 reel, per year 25 00 , t >o back street, per year 15.00 I ? , Dealers in li h >r oy ? ers, j indoors, per year 5.00 ,i \\ itn .-ti j< t privileges, per quarter $10.00 ; per year 20.00 Sales, Livery or reed Stables, or all, per year 25 00 i All dealers, transient or otherwise, in horses or I mules, not doing business 'in licensed stables, oer j week $1000 ; per year '25.00 i !*??blie Drays, one horse. ! $5 00 ; (wo horse, per year 7 50 ' Public Hack55, one horse, $5.00; I wo horse,per year 7.50 j Deaiers in ice. per season 5.00 | Itinerant traders or venders of any goods, wares or merchandise, per day $1 to $3, in the discretion of the Mayor. ; Public billiard, pool, baga; telle tables, each, per year 10 00 Cowling Alleys, lor each alley, per year 5.00 Shooting gallery . j r d vV $ 1 ; per week $3 ; per mouth 5.00 Bill Posters, per day $1 ; per year 10 00 Circuses,equestrian shows, I menagerie, per day ?10 to I $50, in the discretion of the Mayor. Circuses. lor procession in the streets, and located out ot town, per day $10 to $50, in the discretion of the Mayor, i Theatrical performances or other exhibitions.riot loca', per day $2 to $25, m the discretion of the Mayor. Bicycles, with pavement privileges(exception Main Street) each, (each bicycle to bear license tug) 1.00 Agents for sale of pianos, organs, clocks, stoves or ranges, per year, 25.00 Itealers in Patent Bights, per year 25 00 Fertilizer Agents, per year 20.00 Agents or dealers in on giuos, gins, presses and machinery, per year 10.00 Banks, State, those whose capital is less than$ 50,000, i $15 per year ; v, hose capital is $50,000 or over, per >ear 25.00 m fltook $10 to $500, per year 2.00 I Merchants, stock $500 to $1000, por year 3.00 Merchants, stock .$1000 to $2000, per yea. 4.00 i Merchants, stock $2000 to $5000. per year 0.00 Merchants, stock $5000 to I $ 10,000, por year 8.00 :' Merchants, slock $10,000 to $15,000, por year 9.00 Merchahts, stock $15,000 to $20,000, per your 12.00 Merchants, slock $20,000 >, to $30,000, per year 15 00' [ Merchants, stock $30,000 to $50,000, per yeai 20.00 ' Merchants, stock $50,000 and over, per year 30.00 l)rii? stores and Jewelers licensed as merchants. Building Contractors, omploying one to live workmen, per year 5 90 j Building Contractors, employing live to ten workmen, per year 10.00 j 1 BuiLding Contractors, cm- j ploying more than ten workmen, per year 20 00 j | Newspapers,each,per year 5.00 I Newspapers with Job ot' foe combined, per year 7.5o | .Job ollice, each, per year 5 oo , Painters or Tinners, work ing one to five hands, per j year 5 oo j i Working live to ten 1 ?:i I.1 per year to.ooj Working more than lei. j hands, per year go.oo , Oculists or opticians, or specialists on throat, oar, eye or uo.-e, per \eur lo.oo * jiwaiiroad companies, each, i tor business done exclus lively within the town of Lancaster, but not including any business done to t or Irom points without the State, nr.d not including any business done lor the government ol the United j Slates, its otliceia or its agents 25. oo I Telephone companies,each lor business done exclus- I ively within iho town of Lancaster, hut not including any business done to [or from points without the i State, and not including ' any business dono for the government ot the United States,its officers or agents, for each 'phone, per year .75 Bottling works, soda water or otherwise, per year 5.oo Blacksmiths, per year, for 1st forge -t5 ; for each ad ditional forge $l> Carriage or wagon repair- |i ers or carpenter shops, % separate or combined, per v year ' 2.5o f C Blick manufacturers, per year 5.oo r Book agents, yer year 5 oo n Lightning rod agents or " dealers, per year 25.00 f Laud surveyors, per year 5.oo 1 Cotton ginneries, first gin $5; each additional gin, per year $;?. Lumber yards, per year 5.oo Lumber agents or brokers, I per year * 5.00 Concluded on Third Pago < A Weak Ntoinaoli ' causes a weak body aud invites disease. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures and strengthens the atom acb, and wards off and overcomes disease. J. B. Taylor, a prominent merchant of Chriesman,Tex,says : "1 could not eat because of a weak stoinuch. 1 lost all strength and run down in weight. All that money could do was 4??e, but all hope of recovery vanished. Hearing of some wonderful cures by use of Kodql, I concluded to try it. The first bottle benefitted me, and after taking four bottles I an. fully restored to my usual health, strength and weight." Crawford Bros. W-'vWy-. ' ' V ^ 8ESTFGSTHE , BOWELS ' W you haven't a regular, healthy movement of the wvrula every day, you're til or will he. Keep your ? >ov !.( (>; n, and ho well. K r< ,ln the rlinj,.-, )t ylo- i M eat phrslo or pill poison, D dangerous. The rniooth. Kt, easiest, most perfect way of keeping the Lowcia t tear and cleau la to taUo / ;.;;V ^ATHAfjTK; EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY TF^wnt, l*Mnt Oile, I'otonf. Tn ?f" flood, PofJood, l"vcr ?-hick* ii. \Vcak? ti. or M il- jo, i:\ a ?<< f>> cent? >or h'?x. Wrlu? for frv ami hooklvt on i('.i!th. AiUIn^ f'-3 IF HUNG IteiKDY roillMM, rim AGO or 51W TOUK. (EEP YOUH BLOOD GLEAH b>t'lti'i|tile In i Uect Jan 13, IDJ3. {pad Down Head Up <0.33 Da ly No 31, Dally '"Oiuii l,v Charleston ,<r r SOpua l"u A rtuinmorvillo Ar 3 tlptn a'pin Ar Kliigevltlu Ar ISCUptn TUpso trains N' ? 33 and 31. will st anu' r at >ii'nfuorv.Ue, Urauchville, Orangobuttf ami Sjt. Mauhuvts. Hctuoci) Klufsviils and Illuck ' ur/ teud Down Keuii Up Mo 33, Dully No.31, Dully 5 pm l.vJ<inKsvillo Ar 1-5 pui tl lhDin ArCntu lenAr 1i 3o mi 8 i<0pai Ar ('atuwbu Jet Ar 1 lOuin 8 '.Jupin Ar Rock II.M Ar I' 15am 8 >9i.m Ar I'irr.nh Ar H 34 uu 6 ?'p*n Ar Yorkvllle Ar rt li.wii Olilpm Ar Shuion Ar s :17am . 035pm Ar llickurv Orovu Ar h i5;\m W ! o im Ar Sm. "i a Ar h of>.\in 10 ISpui Ar Hltii'ltitliurR Lv 7 4 .am No*. ;..i ui.d 3: stop a> ill important Rations between Klngsvidv and I: to lit r&. ltmwe-u !tmk iittl und Marion Head D< \va Kesri Up Xo.3>, Daily Nu.lli'1 Daily C1'am Lv Rock Ilill Ar l<);w?pin ft ts-ain Ar Tlrr.ali Ar 10 l>pm r. ;li tin Ar York ville Ar lOO.pm 0 mi Ar Sl.ftrnn Ar 0 40pm > i.ni Ar litckoiy l>iuvo Ar 03>j>m 7 Ar Sm run Ar .' l"pni 7 a lam Ar Illm'k.Hlnirr Dv 8 i'ljim 10 4 air. Ar Marion I.. > Mpni Nos 35 am) 36 atop at principal t '.ions between Kock tiill ut.il Marion. 1! twciu Marion anil Ulacksbtirg Head Down Tt?nd Up Mo.CO. I luily ex S in 7.' ".Dii'Jv " ^ui\ 0tani l.v Marion Ar 8 Opni lO.ipui Ar lit at: a* burn' Lv A 50pm Train No. ?'i will connect ,i Rock Dl!' with ?nv iniiili iilvihioiw No 34 for Charlotte, Washa. on ami No v 5" o it t 11 No. 84 will mnko oonnootlon at Kock till with Savannah division No 13 I com Char* one. Wa-lilnrion ami Now York. N".-. .<3 ami . i hanoio th ou *i. i'lillinan Drawi! Room kVi'pm : tu.s bclwi c" Now Yr.rk and irles on, vi i Camden and Kock Hill and . iniiiK l-'ar m-ttvecn Uo>k ll n a .1 Washingnn. Kor lurther Info in.it'or uridros.-.. K W HUNT, 11 A , Charleston, S. C. W. li TAY1.0K. A.Q P A , Atlanta, ua. S li. IIAll D A KK li. I*. A.. Wii-dil- .'to : '? r. : * LANCASTER ?V CUESTEK KAIL WAY. Hetween Chester and Lancaster. Sisheduln n Kffect Novcmbi-r 9lb, 1002. l)al(y Kjccejtt Sunday. iouililtouiiiJ Northbound, <7o. U No. 17. No. 10. No.M TAJ k.?USX* P-M.|A M I 1 00 3 !. ??. 1.V ...OhCHtor or 5 30 3 00 to III 3 ' Orin " 5 10 7 10 10 21 K .13 * ... Knox .... ? 5 10 7 40 It. .17, ? i:? ' . Ulcltbarg.... " o vO 7 30 10 17' 3 ' 0 . HuBCoinvTilo.. " 1 50 7 2 II 03! 00. "...I'crt l.ittni. ." 4 30 7 1 11 1. V 15 * ' Ur&CC.t... ." 4 15 7 00 11 30 v 30 d Ar.. Luncaator.. L.v 4 00 0 45 M |A. M.| [l1. M.|A. M No. Ii. leaving Lancaster M5 a. m? nukes i -connection at Chester with aoutbern luilway No. ;I8 (or Charlotte and points n< i ih; i: . j- .! orti vl Air Line "aiu'iie Special" fir U!ar? . anil polnM went. Also with Carolina . Northwest' in Ky. No. le In. Lenoir, N. C ntl Intermediate points, and Southern Hail ray No. (or Coluiribia and points soma. No 17, leaving Chester &uua. m.. connects rlib Southern Hy., No. an from Col jinbta and loints south; Seaboard Air Line "Atlanta Spo lal" from Northern and Kaaiern points and toutliern Hy, No. 33 from Northern and Hast rn points, and at Lancaster with S. C. .V U. 12. or UlaciyihurKNo. 18, I*vlng Lancaster 5.15 p. in., connects it Lancaster with S. C. & Ci. E from Catndeu ,r,d Marion, Southern Ky No. .'1 alChosier fur Ibarlotte und points north. No. lb, leaving Chester 10.U0 a m.. connects tt Ibester with Southern Hallway No. HI (rots yoliiinhia aud points south. LEKOY SPRINGS, F. M. HKA I'll, President Cien'l. Pas. Agent. mk Dr. E. S. McDow PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, South Side Catawba House, I L'p-Stairs. t t + > ,,L?no Qt, t Offices Open Day tl2, lyr lhonfl% jnnd Ni^ht. Anyone Bonding a rkntch and do?cr1r>tlon ma) quickly ascertain our opinion froo whether aq Invention i? probably tiittunlahie. OonuiH.r.lca. tlone ?t rictly confidential. HANDBOOK o?i I'atent* tent free. Old srt Hirency for t>?K*uriii(j patent*. Patent* taken tlir. uuh Muliu \ Co. receive p< in/ notice, without on ante, la tho 41 Scientific American. A hwdeomoly tlhirtrated peek1"- I >r.'ort etr dilation of any aclentlflo Journal. Terror, |> a year: f nr month*, 9L Sold by all nowsdnalertk ? MliNN k Co.38'8""-" New York MraucU Office. KJ6 V SC. Wa*hHi?tou, D. U