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pr REPORT OF COUNTY SUPERVISOR |For Quarter Ending Sept. 30th, 1903. No. of Check In Whose Favor and Nature of Claim Amount 82 Dr. .1. K. W. llaile, mediciue for cliaingang $ 35 17 J. N. Onten, malting furniture for oflloe G 00 980 W.C. Cauth?p. Caucaater County coupons 36 00 a) l\ Hunter, salary and jail account, 14.S 05 1 M. Caskfcy, salary as coroner 1042 3 J. B. Connor, salary as constable 20 17, 0 I,. T. Baker, member County Board Education 0 00 4 W P. Caskey, salary etc, as magistrate, 10 ? 58 7 F. Gregory, salary etc, as clerk of court 00 "117 8 J. T. Cauthen, salary as magistrate 25 (to 9 W. T. Catoe, salary as constable 25 00 1U if, i;oiiiior auu r... i?. r unuerours, reward ior convict IU 00 11 \\ m. and A. T i ariifa, salary magistrate and constable 27 92 12 A. K. Bailey, repairing bridge 1 50 13 VT. W. McMurray, foreman grand jury 5 20 14 J. B. (Jonuor, deputy sher lf 7 85 15 3l>r VV. M. Crawfbrd, salary and post-mortem ...4500 10 3 N . Outen, repairing Gills creek bridge 2 00 18 J. B. Gaskey. fvpairing bridge 2 00 20 Dr. ITT. Gregory, post-mortem 5 00 19 J . T. Cautjien, holding inquest 10 00 21 J . T. '1 bomasson, rent for phone IS 00 22 J. J. ami L. A. Roberts, magistrate and constable 27 94 , 23 Dr. W. 11. Sapp, post-mortem .500 24 Dr. R C. Brown, medical attention convicts 3 00 25 J.; K. Stewman, proceedings in lunacy 5 55 2ti J. P. Hunter, conveying lunatic 15 95 27 il?. J. Perry, salary county supervisor 25 00 2s ?W. 11. Bruce, salary as county commissioner and clerk 7 29 jj? Dr. J. D. Funderburk. examination in lunacy 5 00 30 Enterprise Publishing Go, job work for county 9G S5 31 K M . Jones, repairing road 5 00 33 Dr. J. F. Mackev A Co., oolHn 6 00 34 G. F. Payseur, repairing bridge qml moving raft 2 50 35 Massey & Brown, work for chaingaug 2|25 36 J. H. McChntock, building bridge 10 00 37 D. >V. Alackey, sa ary as constable.. .^ 20 25 88 d. H. Creighton, work on public road 5 00 QQ 1 >v W .1 Will to OYnminurimi in Innooir K AA 40 -T. J. Perry and W D. Starnes, building Doby's bridge 172 60 41 Tj. J. Perry, salary county supervisor ~J> 00 42 Jon M. Caakey, keeping county home 7407 43 Adaiu Morrison, sanitary work } 60 44 A. C. RowpII, salary and stamps 43 12 45 J. A. McAteer, repairing bridge 76 46 J no. A. Cook, salary as auditor 25 00 47 \V <1. Cauttaen, salary as county treasurer 26 00 48 Dr. H. Q. Elliott, post-mortem |? ,M' 49 J. P. Hunter, salary as sheriff 83 38 50 E. B. Euuderburk, salary supt. cbaingang S3 34 56 T. J. Mu&lurray, repairing bridge 2 l,() 51 ' .J. M. Caskey, salary as coroner 10 42 60 ltrowu ?Jfc Mass. y, work on jail cart 7 40 52 J. B. Caskey, repairing bridge 1 60 76 Kobt. Canton, right of way 15 00 53 J. P. Hunter, jail account 51 60 64 Baskins & Shehane, lumber and bridge work 8 00 57 j. m. Btogner, building bridge 5 00 69 J . C. Robinson, lumber for bridge 28 86 68 B. L. Catoe, bridge work 3 00 65 W. M. bcott, building bridge 50 UO 59 J. B. Connor, salary as constable 29 17 W. J. IVatson, work for cbaingang 3 60 63 W. B. Bruce, salary as com. and clerk 7 29 62 J. A. Hyatt, salary as county commissioner 12 50 61 W . K. Kenniugton, treatment at hospital vi.10-00 64 O. J. Small, lumber and road work ^. . .'...1 55 65 U. W. Mobley, salary as magistrate .<* 16 25 .66 J. E BlacWinon. renairinc hriitiw ' 0"" _ _ ^ o n o I)r. J. K. W. llaile, medicine for chaingang *2 25 07 J. P. Ilunter, transporting prisoner ^ f. tiM J. M. Carson & < o , dynamite, etc s. 11 26 68 G. P. Payseur, flooring bridge f 1 75 70 J. P. Ilunter, convev;ng prisoner..? i4 8 11 72 Dureu Baiiey, removing rock ... < 5 00 71 D. B. Stover, repairing bridge. 3 50 73 T. Y. Williams, county atVvtney 55 00 74 H. C. Adams, repairimj'road 3 iK) 76 J. T. Flynn, repairii^f bridge 2 00 77 J. T. bailey, repai^nig bridge 1 25 78 A. A. Knight, rayJKiring bridge 8 00 79 J. D.S. Plyle/ .umber and repairing bridge 175 80 H. M. Polk, r at for house for chaingang 2 t'O . 81 O.FefgjjAon, repairing bridge 2 00 # " ? 82-^ .uthen, repairing bridge 125 askey, repairing bridge 8 26 jSttfcijf... larton, repairing bridge 4 85 86 D. .I.Perry, stamps 1 s,) 86 J. 1>. Connor, special deputy 12 00 '87 W. B. Bruce, salary as commissioner and clerk 14 68 J. K. Harris, J. C. Harris, et. al., working road. 2 25 1 ,88 L. J. Perry, salary and telegram 50 25 89 J. C. Robinson, lumber for jail fence 8 75 90 J. B. Connor, special deputy 0 90 91 Mack Courtney, working out commutation tax 2 00 92 W . H. Sbute, moving raft 100 93 Langley & Co., repairing bridge : 7 00 94 Geo. F. Ferguson, grand juror 5 80 95 J. W. Stogner, repairing road 1 96 J. 1> S. Plyler, repairing bridge 4 50 98 K. K Kiddle, repairing utile** county supt. of education. 7 4(1 97 J. W. istogner, repairing bridge 8 50 99 Joe. M. Caakey, keeping county home .. 71 50 *< 100 J- M. Hinaon, supplies for chaingang 5 85 101 W. H. Gainer, removing rock ? 102 E. B. Funderburk, salary and supplies 71 44 103 J. L. Caakey, repairing bridge 7 ?H? 104 W. C. Cauthen, salary as county treasurer 25 00 105 Jno. A. Cook, salary as county auditor 25 00 106 W. H. Horton, right of way ?r? 00 107 J. 11. casKey, lumber and bridge work 2 Oil 108 KUiott Jackson, cleaning court house yard 50 110 J. P. Hunter, salary as sheriff 83 83 111 A. n. Howell, salary aud stamps .43 76 112 J. It- Connor, constable 17 * 113 W. J. Crenshaw, salary as magistrate.. 16 UU 114 W. F. Crenshaw and L. T. Crottton. magistrate and constable ...29 65 115 Thomas McMurray, hire of team 1 60 lid J. B. Cauthen, bridge work.... 175 W. M. Vick, lumber and repairing bridge - 75 118 J. M. Caskey, salary as coroner. 10 42 119 J. P. Hunter, jail account 82 25 120 H. E. Williams, hire of teams I 00 121 G. P- Kenningtou, repairing road 4 00 122 W. C. I>avls, lumber and repairing bridge .8 00 ,123 Dr. J. D. Funderburk, postmortem I 5 00 124 M. M. Tillman, making fill 84 00 125 J- J. Perry, building and repairing bridges 21 00 1.111 W. 6' "?-I i?u If , 1, v> u t iU| nurn uii oar I I 127 J. A. Bowers, lumber 2 0(1 128 J. A. Hyatt, salary and lumber 24 08 129 John Bailey, working road 100 130 W M Morris, repairing bridge 75 181 C. V. McManus, lumber 1 1 00 132 Lancaster county coupons, Lancaster county coupons 324 (M 183 Gills Greek township coupons 2 702 00 134 Cane creek township coupons 1 288 00 186 Pleasant Hill township coupons 1 004 00 180 8. 1>. Ballard, lumber 76 137 K. P llorton, repairing jail fence .600 13R J. Harry Foster, member county board of education 21 00 1UC 11. E. Golfey, member county board of education 16 00 140 G. F. Paysetir, repairing bridge and sash 3 65 | 141 AUain Viorrison, sanitary work 00' I 142 J. P. Hunter, transporting prisons 148 W. B. Bruce, salary a* county qpin 144 Ij. J. Perry, salary, etc., as county h 145 ,Ioe M. Ca*key, keeping county not 14*5 XV. J. Williams. lumber for bridge 147 W. M. and A. T. Carne.-s, magu;hit< 149 J. F. Gregory, salary as clerk ol cou 118 Jno. A. Cook, salary as auditor 150 W. C. Cauthen, salary as treasurer. 151 J. B. Connor, special deputy 152 T. E. l'erry, commutation tax W. B. BKUCE, Clerk. I'KEHIDENT HAS DONE HAHM Washington, Oct. 0?Header- ^ son M. Soinerville of Alabama. chairman of the board of general appraisers in the customs service, ffas not gained favor with the ad- g ministration by an article over s his signature in tlik current num s ber of a leading review in which he criticises the President's at- 0 y titude toward the race issue with ( a freedom that is remarkable in view of the fact that he holds a 2 Federal appointment by the grace s of Mr. Roosevelt. In this ar- P tide Mr. Som^rville says: ^ "The disturbing effect of President Roosevelt's attitude toward e the negro can never be adequate- tl ly estimated in its retardation of tho solution of the race prob-j^ lem which isstaggering American statesmanship. The (ippointmont ol the negro Crum as c)llectcr of custom at the port of Charleston in opposition) Jo the known sentiment even oft the Re- t publican Senators and oj/ier like ' Presidential politiciayj6 produced 1 great excitement id the South (, and reopened the/ wounds of race prejudice, whifh were grad- ti ually being allayed. These is- ' sues were made paramount in the { I ( recent Democratic primaries in ( the State ot Mississippi, where a ^ most excitinir election was held The result was tile nomination of a candidate for Governor who ^ avowedly tolerated negro lynch- . ing ab.i strenuously opposed the policy of negro education." It is not probable that (he article will be made the ground for his moval from oilice. For some time there has been 1 more or less friction between the board ot general appraisers and Treasury Department, growing out of a difference of opinion as ^ to the exact relations between ^ them. Some members, and chief c among them Mr- Somerville, have | held that the board was in a large measure independent of the departments and occupied a po- s sition analogous to that of a Uni* < ted States court. ; Morphine Why Remain a Slave When [ You Can be Curod at Home 1 xitj auntjiuie, jjwiiiiniiniii, pain less home cure fo.* Morphine, Cocaine, Laudanum,Opium and nth- 1 er ?lrUje habits is guaranteed those ] following instructions. Our treati ment. is very simple and can he t taken without the knowledge or 1 assistance of otlipr persons. We | do not detain you from busineas and each case receives individual treatment from an experienced i nerve specialist. Relief is immediate. Appetite is restored at y once and sleep becomes normal ( at the beginning of treatmet. We restore the nervous and physical systems to their natural condi- ' tions because w o remove the causes of the disease. FREK TRIAL TRKATMKNT I showing the perfect support our i remedy gives will be sent on request. Confidential correspondence especially with physicians, solicited. Write today for our free c book which gives our references, terms, etc. Manhattan Therapeutic A?s'p, I>ap't. B., 1135 Broadway, New York City. lrn I r 27 82 . and clerk 14 58 upervisor 52 42 DO ... fi? 30 1 20 t> and constable 27 50, f rt P3 75 IS .d 001 1 25 oo: j 19 25 ! 7 00 L. J. PKRRY, I County Supervisor. 5 Cheap Kates. /ia t ho Southern Kail way to Co- | lumbia, S. O. account of S. C i Staff* A rrrienlf nrnl utul Mo. ? - ( clianical Fair. t On account of the above occa- x. ion, the Southern Railway will t ell tickets from all points in } tale of South Carolina to Colum ua, S. C. and return at rate of t ne First Class Fare plus 75 cents, ( rhich includes one admission to j he Fair Grounds. t Tickets on sale daily October 1 4th?29th iuclusivo, and tor trains rhedub-d fo arrive in Columbia F irior to ju?>?n ol October 301li, * imited to return until November c nd, 1903. J For lull information, schedules, x tc., apply to any local Agent of c he company or 4 R. W Hunt, I). P. A. 9 Nov. 15. Charleston, S. C. 1 Register, Town Voters I Notice is hereby given that \ lie books of registration for the rown of Lancaster will be open it the office of the Auditor of J he County of Lancaster in the ourthouse, on the 15th, 16th, \ intl 17th of October, 1903, and ill qualified electors of said Pown are requested to apply to he undorsigned at said place >n any one of said days, and hey will be furnished with reg ' stration certificates. A. McManus, Sup. Reg. for Town Lan. ' )ctober 1, 11)03. NOTICE ; ro the Taxpayers of Lan- caster County. Tlio Treasurer's office will be ' >pen for the collection of taxes i or the present fiscal year,with \ >ut penalty, from the 15th day 1 )f October to tho 31st (lay of December. The levy is as follows : Mills I ?t?t? f? i bounty 4 Special (Ti. A C. R. R.) 3 j Sinking Fund (\t. A O. R.R.) 1 'oust it M( innal school tax 3 Total 1U j l'KCIAL LOCAL LKYY [8. C. it OA. K. K. ] | | !atie Creek Township 4'? > >i lis ('reek )4 h ' Measant Hill " 3 \ II'KCIAL LOCAL I.KVY FOR MIIOOL TURI'OSKH. /an Wyck School District 2 i .ancaster 4V? J Lancaster interest on bonds and sinking fund i \er?havv .. 4 ' lenth Springs 3 \ >akhnr?t 4 I ones X ltoads 2 TOTAL I.KVY I1Y DISTRICTS. ndian Land HI ' " Van Wyck 181 | iVaxha w 16 I I Van Wyck 18 I I Jane Creek 20k; 44 " Graded 2?W " " Jones X Roads 22 U . jrilla Creek 21 I Graded 27 I ,4 " Joues X Roads 231 luford 161 ^lat Creek 16 I '* " Kershaw 20)' iMe&sant Hill 10ii 44 Kershaw 23 I 44 Heath Springs 22 1 44 Oak hurst 23 1 I 44 Junes X Roads 21 I >dar Creek 16 1 A KOftUS J* < Respectfully, j W. C. CAUTIIEN, Co. Treas. ' S??pt 28, '03?tf 1 t / J The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths. ^ There is a disease prevailing in this :ountry most dangerous because so decep"Jill II fUi tive. Manysudden |^"s l|t!pieJ ()?>aths are caused by it?heart disv\vLAr ease? pneumonia, llllKw cfiri * heart failure or [- apoplexy are often ([ I w j J ' kidney" trouble i^ U Y*"jl allowed toad vance ' *JLw / thekiduev-noison ed blood will atack tlic vital organs, causing catarrh of lie bladder, or the kidneys themselves weak down and waste away cell by cell. Bladder troubles almost always result :rom a derangement of the kidneys and i cure is obtained quickest by a proper reatment of the kidneys. If you are feeing badly you can make 110 mistake by aking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the jrcat kidney, liver and bladder remedy. It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing it, and ovcr:omes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often through the day, ind to get up many times during the light. The mild and the extraordinary fleet of Swamp-Root is soon realized, t stands the highest for its wonderful tires of the most distressing cases. Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is ;old by all druggists in fifty-cent and >ne-dollar size liottlcs. You may have a ample bottle of this wonderful new dis overy and a book that tells all about it, >otl? sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kilner & Co., Ringhamton, N. Y. When vriting mention reading this generous ifTer in this paper. Don't make any nistake, but remember the name,Swamptoot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ddress, Binghamton, N. Y., on every >ottle. CJATTWUITDIT UVU IXltllUV ?11 Schedule in effect Jan. 13. 19n3. ti'iid Down Head Up ?o.33. Daily No. 34. Dally Opm l<v Charleston Ar 3 50;>tn 2'pm Ar Sunttnerville Ar 3 llpui 50pin Ar Klngsville Ar 12Jupui These trains. N. s 33 and 34, will si ponl.v at iunomcrviile, Hranchville, Orangeburg and St. datiliews. between KliigsvUls and Hluckshurg { ail Down IN.miI Up 4o.3d, Daily No.31, Daily 50'ipm Cv Kingsville Ar 12 53pm i) liipiu Ar Camden tr II 30aiu 8 iMipm Ar Catawba Jet Ar t> 40am 8 2*>ptn Ar Hock Hill Ar 9 15am 8 39pm Ar'I'lrzah Ar 8 34am 9 oojim Ar Yorkvllle Ar 8 42am 9 22pm Ar Sharon Ar 8 27am 9 35pm Ar lllckorv Urove Ar 8 ifiain 9 no pin Ar sun run Ar 8 05a m , 0 15pm Ar Blacksburg Cv 7 4?atn Trains N'os. 33 and 3t stop av all important latious between Alngsvllle and lllacksburi,. Hetwcen Uock Mill and Marion lead Down Read Up so.35, Daily No.30, Dally 0 Oviaiu Lv Hock Hill Ar 10 30pin 0 19am , Ar Tirzali Ar Id lljnu 031am Ar Yorkvllle Ar lOOIpiu 0 lO.nn Ar si aroa Ar 9 40pm 7 no.im Ar Hickory Grove Ar 9 35 pin 7 lUain Ar SUDI'UUAr 9 2.3pill 7 30am Ar lllacksburg Cv 8 4?)pin 0 43am Ar Marion uv 3 50p:n Nos. 3* and 30 atop at principal stations beween Hock Hill and Marion. Uetweeil Mar.on and lilackshiirir lead Down UV'.nl Up s'o.GO, Uaily ex Sun No.67t Daily ex Sun 1 04am l.v Marlon Ar 8 50pm Oipui Ar lilacksburg L.V 250pm Train No. 33 will connect at Koek lltll with -availuuli division No. ;i4 for Chariotic, Wash* ugion and New York. Traill No. 34 wilt make connection at Kock 1111 with Suvunnah division No. 33 from Char* otte. Washington olid New York Nos. 33 and 31 liaudle through 1 'ullmniiDrawtie Jtoom sleenlnK cars between New York tltirt ' ar cnton, via Cantden and Rock Hill, and lining Car between KocU Hill and Washing* oii. Nor further Information address, I! W. Ill,'NT, I).I*.A., Charleston, s. C. \V. H. TAYUOK, A CJ.l'.A , Atluina, t.tt. S It. It Alt L> l\ I C'K.t?. I'. A.. Was 111 nr. ton, 1). C. LANCASTER & CHESTER RAILWAY COMPANY iCHKDULE IN EFFECT JULY titV, Itf* W ESTllOITND '<v Lancaster 7 15 a in i 15 p m iV Port Lawn 7 34 it ni 5 10 p in \ Uiixcowville 7 it it in 5 'J5 p in UicniiurK 7 imi a in o ;io p m tr (.'heater 8 15 a in 0i5pm Vr t 'liit riot to?Sou. Ky 9 ?"? n in 8 (? p m Vr t'olumhlu?Sou Ky...... I 35 p in I 15 it in \r A tlania? S. A. L Ry. ...45npm \ r Lenoir?C.SiS- VV. Ky. ...2 05 p in 6 00 a ra BASTIIOUND [.v?Lenotr?C.&N W. Ky....8oo p in 2 30 p in .v Ail.tr, tii--.fi.L Ky ... I 00 p in L.v f V.lum nljt?Sou. Ky 6 10 a in 4 H pin .v Charlotte??>ou. Ky . ... rt & p in [,v Cheater 9 15 a in 8 15 p in .. .. < iiuuik n ; .1 III p w p iii \v Ruscomv llo I'I ovj i m s 4 > p m v Port L.:i,rn 10 18 ? m 8 M p m \r i-anuimtor 10 > it in 0 IS p in ? I r Oftmden?Sou. Ky .. .. 2 00 pin \r ChurPmlon?Sou. Hv ... 7 45 p m A. 1* McliUHK. Super'ntindent. LEROY SPRINGS. ProsUlent. Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. Hi's preparation contains all of the iigestants and digests all kinds ol food. It gives instant relief and never [alls to cure. It allows yon to eat all !,be food you want. The most sensitive itomachscan take it. By Its use many thousands of dyspeptics have been \ sured after everything else failed. Is unequalled for the stomach. Child* reu with weak stomachs thrive on it. Dures all stomach tmiblnt Pi?.y^*Cvl .>ri.y t?y F. I . ,Vi. v * cv ' ".lrugo 1 tM II. bottlscontains2times tbuCOc. ilM.