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j .. Jaws Tightly Locked From ^ Nervous Spasms. Physicians Could Not Prevent Fits. Dr. Miles* Nervine Cured My Wife. TV Mil..' 1 u I ? tiiu uccu sutccs.^iuny | tried in thousands of caz-es of nervous disor- | ders, but neverjhas it made n better record than , when used in the treatment of fits or spasms. 1 Thousands of testimonials prove this, and in nearly every instance the writer has stated that the tits ceased alter the first <|#i>cof Nervine was given. The statement is repeated in the following: "Seven years ago my wife commenced having spasms or fits and I called ifl my home physician and ho said she was paralyzed. He rubbed her with salt wuttr and gave her calomel and she eventually Hot some better, but In a short time slfe bad another attack. She was confined |? her bed for three months and the doctor eould not help her. She had fits frequently, sotm* % times very severe. I ler hands would cramp j o we could not open them and she nrvafly | got so bcr jaws would become locked, i Finally I saw the doctor was doing her no j good and ordered a bottle of Dr. Miles*"ttestorative Nervine. She received oo much ben it f'om the fir->t bottle that I got some more. She has taken a number of bottles but has never had a fit since taking the first dose. Sue also thinks very highly bf Dr. Miles' Nerve and Liver Pdls and is never without them. If there is any way of makI ?-- --1 - ? ?K into Ksuuiuuiui siranger ao so necause of the good th? Dr. Miles Restorative >iervfne did my wife."?VVm. Y. Allf.n, P. M., Elkvillc, Miss. All druggists sell and guarantee first bottle Dr Miles' Remedies. Send for free book on >.' rvous and Heart DLcasc.* Addtcsa Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. CONSTA!?1.ES ACTIVE. EITt'ctive Work at Kock Hill ? Wreck Victim Compromises. Special to The State. Itork Hill, Nov. 10.?Constable .1. H H. lenkins has been eotting in some very effective work in this section during the past few days. Being a man of cool judgement and experience he has W been able to outwit several old time ticnra nnrf in nffar - - evidence against them. At Fort Lawn during the latter w part of laat week, he made $v pull of tigers that aeema to have cana ed groat conaternation among the negroett in general. Within mix hourp after reaching Fort. Lawn he captured three of the blind tigerp, two on thechargo of selling and one for storing and keeping contrabrand liquor in possession. The throe caeea catno before ? Magistrate O. A. Minor yesterday and the two charged with selling were bound over to court in the Rum of $im each, while the other w M > 4 ?. 4^ .4AAA jjrei i y rv an irqiiiiou iu m v O ifiUU bond. The constables seem to have their eyes on this pection, and with the aid of tho city authori ties are doing n great don! of good W O? li. Mr. K. A. Willis of Edgeiuoore, who wan seriously injured in the | Fishing creek wreck, hap compromised with tl?? Southern's repre^ sentativo for #G00 and cost up to date. M. U. Dooley, Esq., gave Si l\f r Willia n r?h??r?tf f..r I li i tiivwmiif T * M v,,uv" iV* v,,n and Mr. Willis withdrew all claims tor damage Austained by him. Mr. Willis is still on crutches, and it in more than probable that hn injuries are permanent. A ohiId of Mrs. Geo. T. Henson, when getting his usual Saturday night bath, stepped back against a hot stove which burned him severely. The child was in great iteonv and his mothereonld do nothing to pacify him. Remembering that sho had a bottle of Chamberlain's Rain Halm in the house, she thought she would try it. In less than half an hour after applying it the child was quiet and asleep, and in less than two weeks was weli. Mrs. Benson is a well knowu resident of Kellar, Va. Pain Balm is an 0 antiseptic liniment and especially valuable for bum-, cu ta, braises and uprains. For sale by J. F. Mackej <& Co., druggist*. # DEFIED MAN AND UOD UnconfpRHcd to the I.nat,?Denies Existence of Heaven and Earth. A special froru Yorkville, S. C., to the Churlotte News, uodor dara of November (5th, says : Y \e pa< kago given to L)r. Dulin by the man Calvert, supposed to have been the burgular who blew nptyi the safe at Forest City, was opened this afternoon at3 o'clock. It contained a short note ad dressed to the dead man's brother in-law, in which was stated rhat his watch he desired to become the property of his brother inlaw and that his ring was to go to "Kuby." Who the woman is the brother-in-law declines to say. "There is no hell." These were the last words of the mysterious burglar who died at Wright" Ferry just over the South Carolina line this week as1 the result of being shot by oftirerp of the law while resisting arrest with a drawn pistol. The dead man was reticent to I the last and confided nothing. Uej stated, however, that he had a' relative in Baltimore and he haK i arrived on the scene but has nothing to say. W. L. Smith, who was foreman of the coroner's jury, was iu the city today and talked interestingly about the dead robber as he is ail nrtnoo/1 tr\ B.x 1 ou IU uu? The man, says Mr. Smith, held out stubbornly to the very ond, refusing to tnlk about himself. A minister was sent for whan it wur seen that the robber was about to die. The minister offered to pray j for the man but ho refused the' offer and asked the minister if he charged anything for what ho had done. "There is no hell,"said the man and then rising up in bed he gave a deep groan and foil back on hiu pillow, dead. The sum of two hundred and twelve dollars which wan found sowed iu the dead mail's coal was identified by parties from the cotton mill store at Forest City, and the money has been turned over to them. Therein much speculation as to the contents of the sealed package which the dead man left to bo opened after his death. At the colonel's inquest Dr. Dlilin. in S'hnaA nhnrora IK/. ?.. ?, ... ^ v ? '?? p^v vuo paurv ago was left, stated to the coroner's jury that the contents of the pnckaco has nothing to do with the question of the dead man's guilt. It iR believed, however, that the consents of the package will prohablv incriminate others' who were concerned in the rob i bery and that fortius reason they! are being ncpt secret. The relative in Baltimore to whom the dying man Asked his physician to telegraph, is L. HeironmnnR. He has arrived on the scene but ha? nothing to say re gardiug the dead man. The money found sowed in the coat of the robrer was positively j identified bv Mr. Simmona, of the) cotton mill at Forest city. There was a one hundred dollar bill in the lot by which Mr. Simmons was enabled to make nuro that the money wsh that stolen from the mill company at Forest City. A mileage ticket was found on the dead man which lmd been purchased at Crainsville, Gu., and it is supposed that the robber's home was in that city. VV. F. Clark, who is said to be a confederate of Calvert, is now i n 1? ?i f Koef/^r/l ?V u jbubiioi luiu uiiuutjr jmi. v;iNn | has been posing as a medicine vender around Forest City for some time. One Dose Convince*. Mozley's Lemftn Elixir acts gontly on the bowels without any unpleasant effect. It is * perfect liquid laxative. 50 cents per bottle at all drugstores. SENATOR TILLMAN'S VIEWS. lie Naya the I Lire Question is an Issue and a Good One. From the Atlanta Journal. United States Senator Ben Tillman, of South Carolina, is in the city today, and gave his opinions to the possibilities of the Democratic party in the coming Presidential election. Senator Til I man said: "The Democrats have a good chance of putting in their candi (late. The elections in New York, Maryland and Rhode Island are victories for the Democrats that, will he a great help in the coming election. "The election of McClellan in Now York will have a national effoct. You see the election of Democrats here and there will spread the possibilities over the entire country. "Some people have argued that the comparatively small majority ,in Maryland is not a victory that will be very effective nationally I would like to call their atten tion to the fact that heretofore we have had no majority at all, and the election of a Democrat is a great victory. "Roosevelt's attitudo towards the negro is going to hurt the chances of the Republicans. The iace problem as an ist ne will be [ a good ouo. The people over the country are taking an interest in the elections. The trouble that the negro caused in the North the other day during the election will harm the Republicans. | "Tli people all over the ''nit. <?d Slates are changing their ideas regarding the black man." Senator Tillman will leave l.otiigl t for Chattanooga. A Uemarkable Case. One of the most remarkable cases of a cold, deep seated on the lungs, causing pneumonia, is that of Mrs. Gertrude E. Fenner, Marion, lnd., who was entirely cured by the use of One Minute Cough Cure. She says: "The coughing and straining so weakened me that I ran down in weight from 148 to 02 pounds. I trie I t; cumhor of romcdita to no avail until I used One Minute Cough Cure. Four bottle* of this wonderful remedy cured mo entirely of the cough, strengthed I11V lungs and re*tnrM<l m? tr? mv normal weight, health and strength." Sold by Crawford Bros. Killed !!ir:i ir: Self Defence. Fairbrother's Everything. Ouce upon a time two cronies were sitting up with their dead I pal and one of them concluded he must got a drink before the saloons closed. The other one nmd he must go, too,?but, with a skado of decency the first one said it would not do to leave the corpse?and they put a hat on it. got it between them and walked to the saloon. Standing the corpse up against the bnr they ordered drinks tor three. They drank thoir whiakov and walked out leaving the corpse still and motionless. The bar keeper demanded the price of the drink ? once?twice?aud as there was no response he struck the corpse between the eyes and eent it aprawliug to the tloor. The two cronips rushed in, felt the pulse of their dead friend and exclaimed : "My God, man, you hare killed him !" The bar-keeper replied: "Gen tlemen, 1 cannot help it, the d?n scoundrel drew a knife on me And 1 killed him in self defence." And that's the kind of self-defence we have been hearing about' lately. To Cure a Cold In Oio Hay i'ake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggist refund the money if it faila to eure. K. vv. Grove's signature is on eaob box iftcta WEAK! Afflict /lany Hen and Women and Lea tlon. If tiio System Is not Strengthened with Duff; Throat and lung troubles cause more dea mm combined. At jdFS sit Oentlemei (j? wlw about eight oi /^,'J Weight atul s B'JFRTS1 PORE cures consumption, coughs, colds, grip, brc risy and all diseases of the throat and lungs stomach trouble: malaria ami all low fevers vigorating stimulant and tonic; builds up t power to the brain, strength and elasticity ti brings into action all the vital forces and en: islnnent it contains. It is invaluable for ov children. It strengthens and sustains the i longevity, makes the old young and keeps tl tains no fusel oil, and is the only whiskey rc this is u guarantee. CAt'l ION.?When you ask for Duffy's Pu Unscrupulous dealers, mindful of the eicellcnce i Itutlons and malt whiskey substitutes, which sr far from relieving the tick, are positively harm! I It is the only absolutely pure Halt Whiskey whl | Dully s Pure .V.alt Whiskey Is sold in sealed bot ! trade-mark, the "Old Chemist," on the lubel, ai Beware of refilled bottles. Sold by nil druggists and grocers, or , booklet postpaid to any uddiess. Dully Ma v .ry <i ii ii ,v-v K U TIDE To the Taxpayers of Lancaster County. The Treasurer's office will lie open for the collection of taxes for the present fiscal year,without penalty, from the loth clay of October to the 31st day ot December The levy is as follows : nuns State 5 County 4 Special (T.. it C. It. K.) it Sinkinup Fund (L. ?fc <3. K.R ) 1 (Constitutional school tax 3 Total 10 SPKCIAI. I.OCAI. I.KVY [S.C. A <JA. K. It.] Cane Creek Township Oil Is Creek " 5 Pleasant llill " 3 8PKCIAL LOCAI. I.KVY FOR 8IIOOL PURPOSES. I Van VVyck School District 2 Lancaster * I Lancaster interest on bonds and sinking fund l}% Kershaw 4 Heat h Springs 3 Oakluirst 4 I Jones X Koads 2 TOTAL I.KVY BY DISTRICTS. Indian I.and lti j ' " Van Wyok Is Waxhaw lo? 44 Van Wyok is I Cane Creek 201^ . " ,4 <;rndo<! ' , ' " " .Innen \ Roads '22':, j j (.rills Creek 2i ; i " " Graded -27 ' " 44 Jones X Roads 2:11 Ruford Id flat Creek lt> 44 41 Kershaw 2o I Pleasant Hill 10 44 44 Kershaw ' 2.'? | 44 44 lleath Springs 22 44 44 Oakhurst 20 I 44 44 Junes X Koads 21 Cedar Creek Id 4' 44 Jones X Roads Is Respectfully, (V. C. CAUTHEN, Co. 'J'reas. S*pt 28, '03?tf wnTTnr i 1W11V1I i The T"wn taxes have been clue! and owing at the oflice of Ihe Town Treasurer since October 1st. inst., and all taxpayers are urged to come forward and pay without further delay. After the 10th day of November, next, the books will be closed aud executions issued against delinquents for the taxes, cents and penalties. R. E. WYLIE, Oct 27, '03. Mayor. V# ' y.-v tjfl LUNGS d to Pneumonia, Grip and ConsumpKept in Healthy Condition y's Pure rialt Whiskey. tlis in this country tliun all other 'V-eases lesstone half could t??* cured iftsken iti tituf. IPPED HEMOKftHfctifcS 1?My lung trouble i? two years old- T had ten hemorrhages, which broke ntodc.vn 111 trcngth. The hist, in Fobruurv, *va fi?e > tlmt I honestly believed I could not h\i i?> .uimor. When I < c dUiti.1 "i.iVy'a hiskey my weight was 117 pounds; today 1 nds, and have made good nnuroveniant hi I feel stronger from day to dav mil haw rhage since I commenced to use ' l)uttV's. ' GOTTFRIED EliER, Scranton. I'a. : XT Ifc IS } :> tiavo thousands of such letters as tlnse: LUNGS AS STRONG AS EVE.'l *' ir Sirs?Having suffered with weuk lungs, sough and loss of appetite. I tried nearly ail ies, but without benefit. A few weeks ufto ice I commenced the use of Dolly's I'ure alt Whiskey. My appetite improved a I must iniediatcly, my cough stoppeuand my lungs e as strong as ever; my strength lias return* 1, ami 1 shall continue its use as a prcvoge against all diseases." FLOREXtX fHlTING, IS'o. Ilh60 St., Washington, D. f. whit d * it A 4 mtj- <* i to kl m m w. U inchitls pneumonia, catarrh, asthma, ple^; i"-'::7estton, dyspepsia and evpry f rtu of i. It is an absolutely pure, gentle and in* be uerve tissues. tones up the heart, gives o the muscles and richness to the blood. It ahles you togelfrom the food all the nourerworked men, dclirate women and sickly system: is a promoter of good health and le young strong. It is absolutely pure, concognized by t le Government as a medicine: re Malt Whiskey be sure you get the genuine, at this preparation will try to sell you ch^ap !me put on the market tor profit only, arm which, Itil. Demand " Duffy '6 nn<1 be nure y>ti -tit. m con bii.? medicinal,health giving ou< . ties oniy ; never In fla.ik or bulk. Look ( - the ad be certain the seal over the cork is unbrokca. direct, $1.00 a bottle. Interesting medical !t Whiskey Co., Rochester, New ^ ork. Notice to Overseers. Call out 11:111rlnnd wor'' votir roads. 1 >?n*t wnit unit! you are too busy with your crops. Ground bridges less I Into twelve ieet in width must. bo inpaired or built by (he road bunds, ibo county paying lor lumber and ! nails. L .1. Perry, County Supervisor. * Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby warned | not to fish, hunt, with or without dogs, or in any other way to trespass upon'my lands situated in Indian Land township. The law will be* enI'nreed against any one disregarding Iliis notice. Oct 28-1 m E S. IIOWIE. Important, Notice. Notice ir hereby given that it is a violation of law for any person or corporation within the limits of Lancaster county to ?o!l or oiler for saio any pistol, lille cartridge or pistol cartiidgc without first oht lining a license trom the county board of commissioners. L. J. Perry, County Supervisor. NOTICE TO THUSTEES. Tru foo;- thit have not ni yot made their annual report to mo will please iui mm ut (hm'?, >?s my annual report to the state mi perlntemlcni !' education is due now, hut i 'ninnot tirtke n until 1 tcwt a report ITutu *ii the tinnteow. iwrMpeciii uiiy, A. C'. Kowell. ('on .'y Supt. Education. Money to Loan. On a receru visit to Now York Oily 1 inn.it- ariai'K* uiellts i?j vvlm Ii . can negotiate loam of $800.00 an< up| warils on timt mnrf e-ajfes on improved cotton farms at 7 por cent, inierest on sums t<f $1(00.00 and over, and 8 per cent, inter, st on sums of less than $1000.00 No commission or hr ,\erage chargeu ? only a reasonable fee for abstract of ?itie. K. E. VVYLIK Attorney-at-Law. j Lancaslei, r>. C., Oept. lo, Uo?Gin, How to Make Money Agents of either sex should today write Marsh Manufacturing To., f>:M T.ake Street, Chicago, for cuts and particular.- of their handsome Aluminum Card Case with your name engraved on it and tilled with 100 Calling or ltusiness Cards. Everybody orders them. Sample Ca ,e and 100 Cards, postpaid, iOc. This Case and UK) Cards retail at 7Ao. Yon have only In nuo# samples to secure an order. Semi us 20c at once for case and 100 oards before some one. gets ahead af you. sept lO-bm