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- ??- ? ? "Miss Alice M. Sn M inn., tells how woma may be quickly and pe Lydia E* Pirikham's ^ "Dea.ii Mrs. Pinkiiam:?T hav mcnt for any medicine, but Dydia pound has added so much to my 1 milking an exception in this case. 1 have two days of severe pain and eou visiting a friend T run across T,ydln round* ? she had used it with the U found that it worked wonders with only had to use a few bottle* to brinj use it occasionally now when I am e Mu>s Alice M. Smith, 804 Third Ave man Executive Connnitteo Miimeapo Identity and strength In womc monthly pain or Nome monstrual ir find see their l?est gilts l'u<lc aw? ? table Compound helps women p freshness of faeo heeauso it inalc< healthy. It carries women safe crises and is the safeguard of worn The truth about this grout me ^ women published in this paper eoi I Mrs. C. Kleinschrodt, F ~ "Dear Mm since I was tlxi "X Cl 1(>y ^d Pinkham' tSi&l <^>) LjT did,and aflc . W great relief. ^ J "Menstm * J jll' I 1 pound [i i All worn I ' hiph and low, ' troubles. Suri and sickly, dlacotirnpred with lif<'nnd wi is so unmistakable that l.ydin ! ]. I * i 11 h cure monthly suffering ? all womb au peculiar to women. ^ennn forfeit If wo cannot forthwltl y J above taaiiiuonlaU, which wiP r q Mo.HniiUH t'iipi ni'i'd. I I'al tIc>:, Fin., Dot*.?A white man f; vi"?s " 1 nin n ii' w g atreated h?n I miciil ju>t ; he was t>oijt id ' n t '! p pr?'. iim r < "i i v <ii J wck i. v, in. MrM :ins is h im'i'iI in L n .? t ?. . 't' ts where ho is chargi <1 with! ri.ii! . A t h r h n . rt e t In* nfessed to the kill 'or whi< li be wan detained.' f It w ill ha ?L.r>?id newi to tln?' mothers of small children to learn that croup can he prevented. I he first si^n of croup is hoarseness. A day or two before tup airacK the child becomes hoarse This is soon followed l?v a peculiar rough couch. Hive Chamberlain's Couch It-rnedv frpely as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the much couch appears, and it will dispel all symptoms of < roup. In this way all dancer and anxiety may be avoided. This remedy is used by many thousands of ^ mothers and has never been known to fail. It is, in fact. ?the only remedy that can always be depended upon and that is pleasant and safe to take. For sale ^ by J. F. Mackey & Co., druggists, - fc _ ???. ilth, of Minneapolis, n's monthly suffering rmanently relieved by t i t_t - r* 1 v cgcutuic v^ornpouncu o never before given my endorsoE. Pinkliam's Vegetable Comlife and happiness tlmfc T feel like 'or two years every month I ild find no relief, but one day when E. IMiilcham's Vegetable Com:st results and advised me to try it. me; I now cxperienee no pain and r about this wonderful change. I xceptionally tired or worn out." ? South Minneapolis, Minn., C'hairlis Study Club. n vanish early In life because of regularity. Many suffer silently ly. Lydia E. 1'iiikham's Vege reserve roundness of form and their entire female organism !y through tho various natural inn's health. dieinc is told in the letters ffora nstautly. ftorrison, III., says: ? *. Pinkiiam: ? I have suffered ever rteen years of age with my menses. irregular and very painful. I great deal hut received no benefit, nd advised me to try Lydia E. s Vegetable Compound, which I ,r taking a few bottles oi it, I found at ion is now regular and without 'joying better health than I have is it possible for us to make it plainer list C. l'inkhain's Vegetable Cornwill positively help all sick women ? en are constituted alike, rich and poor, ? all suffer from the same organic :ly, no one can wish to remain weak it noil t hope for the future, when proof ;liam*s Vegetable Compound will d ovarian troubles, and .ill the ills l? prodham tli a oriel nil kit iru and al?ii(iture? of ; tlirir i\t>i')luto p.<i.iiin.'no8S. K. l'inkham Muiiiciuo Co., Lyuu, Miwa. I'he supreme eo'irt of Al has ivmle re <i HII i>i i iii' hi lo i ht effort thai h b.ink whi > buys ? ilrtwr. itnil tin' t'ii' of :mliM?r f?i 5rin?'H PMip(H(? it ni r> ' :?t w n 11 n 1? le 11 t hi 'ipti t i ' 'rt r cjt !?m- t ; i> tii cooiis. To improve ill" nr.,i? ite null Ufoes nj i Iriniht i urn's ->t > -iiioh hihI l.iyvr Tablet*. >1 r J II. Neilz, ol 1 ??-froil, M it'll , " I'liry required in> appetite wli.'ii impaired, relieved iio* ol a bloa'inx feelinjr and cauni'd ,i plea* mi I mot satistaotory movement of I he bowels." There are people in this roniiininity who neeif just sueli a medicine For sale h> J. F. Mae.key & t o., druggist*. Every box warranted. Francesco Anas, consular agent of the republic of Pauarna, has arrived at M- Si'r, A1 , ?nnd as bunted his duties. Better Titan a Piaster. A pieco of llannel dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Baitu and bound on the afFected parts, is better thill! a nlnafor for n ? r " " lame back and for pains in the side or chest. I'ain Balm has no superior as a liniment for the relief of deep seated, muscular and rheumatic pains. For sale by J. F. Mackey & Co., druggists. 1 \ WAN CAPERS AT THE BAN- ( <? (JET? landing Republicans Nay llo ( Was. Statements from Washington. Special to The State. < 1 Washington, Dec. 16?If John j G. Capers, Republican national | committeeman, United States district attorney, Republican ref- ( eree and chief adviser of the | president for the Sr, ate of S?mth , Carolina, did not sit down to the ' table, eat, drink andwas not mer- | ry with a negro?Judson Lyons, ] register-of the treasury?at Sen ] ator Ilanua's banquet to the na j tional committeemen last Saturday night at the Arlington hotel j then Mr. Capers has been grossly , slandered by four member? of the < national committee who were | present?one of them a represen- ( tative in congress?and by the ] esteemed secretary of Senator ] Hanna himself. I If Mr. Capers did attend the i banquet as Representative < I\ rtwt ?-? 1 / . r?7 n f i n 1 " " ? iiiun^imiuuiii uuLummuman from Tennessee ; Solomon Luna, i national committeeman fromNew Mexico, and Elmer Dover, secreI tary to Senator ilanna, postively , assert that he did, then bo much | I the worst for Mr Capers' mem- < ry F > these gont'nmen with j one accord declare that Mr. CaI peiri was at the banquet and re' mainod throughout; that he appeared to enjoy the feast, and if he had any compunctions about natim; with his negro conferee from Geoigia, he kept them strict ly to himself. Regarding Mr. t'apers presence at the banquet, Mr. Luna said * "Mr. Capers was at Senator llanna's banquet, of course. I know it because I talked with him. lie remained throughout the evening and if any one says he was not there or left on account of the presence of a negro, they don't know what they are talking about." Says Representative Brownlow one of the most respected Republicans in congress today, a member of the appropriations committee and a power in the conventions of the party : 4kI certainly recall seeing Mr. Capers at the banquet. Indeed lam under the impression he favored us with a brief talk." When 1 telephoned Mr. Dover, Senator LI anna's secretary toni"! t, in a"k if Mr. (-apers waN t S there, this leply came oyer the , wire: "Why. yes, Capers was llu-rc T n fa.d thev v.nn* nil H,..,--. ! except Robinson of North OarorI lina. Jndson Lyons, register of the isury. thene?r.> gue-t at the! j banquet, when '??k** 1 todav wli- ih?T Mr. aper*> a fellow j gut t ;it Senator Banna's ban-| ijet, replied: "That's a social! 1 matter, and you must excuse me : M from discussing it. I was a guest ! at Senator Banna's dinner and it j ( is not for mo to say who was | j there or who was not " Bv members of the committee i who was there it is stated that Caper* appeared to be intensely interested in tho remarks of National Committeeman Dimirk j ; from Alabama, who spoke on the i negro question in the south and i attitude of tho southerners to ' ward him. The many friends of Mr. fn pers among the southern colony 1 in Washington are hoping that! f lirthflp **? i 1 1 mK/vm I r??vi * k? iv/j/iuoii in win nuuw J that ho has a double and that hia , double ate with the negro while Mr. Capers wont to Baltimore. To Cure a Ool<l lu Auo Dij I x'ake Laxative Brouio Quinine Tablets. All drngfriat refund the ' money if it faila to cure. K. YV. Grove's signature is ou each box 'ificts UUBAN KEFlFltOFIl'Y HILL i FASHED. I i i t Only Eighteen Senators Voted ' AguiiiKt 1 lie MriiHiire. i i i Washington, Dec. 16.?By the J lecifdve vote of 57 to 18 the Ben- ! \te today passed the hill carry- ' nig into effect the reciprocity ireaty with Cuba. The ftnal vote was taken at the ilose of a day which was marked 1 by a debate which while at times , miniated was never acrimonious. rhe principal speeches were made t>y Mr. Spooner for the bill and Mr. Bailey against it. Both sen itors were subjected to frequent interruptions. In his remarks Mr. Bailey referred to the recent i agreement of the Democratic ca- j jus to stand solidly on party I juestions and warned the lie^ \ publicans that in the future they < jould not depend on strangling ' Democratic votes in support of ! Liepublican party measures regardless of whether they were or not in accord with Democratic doctrine. 1 ' " 1 1 i ltl?n?l I'oInoii, Cniiccr, VIVi'/i iiin, VnrlHiiiclcx, ? :?? .VleUlcluc Free. Robert Ward, Maxey's, Ga., , ? ?? . it I II" 1 C- ' 1 . x suiitireu i rom oioou | poison, my head, face and shoul ders were one mass of corrup- 1 Hon, aches in hones and joints, burning, itching, scabby skin, was a'l run down and discouraged, but Botanic Blood Balm cured mo perfectly, healed all the sores and gave my skin the rich glow of .health. Blood Balm put new life into my blood ami new ambition into my brain." ' Geo. A. Williams, Roxbury, face covered with pimples, chronic sore on back of head, supperating swelling on neck, eating ulcer on leg, bone pains, itching skin cured perfectly by Botanic Blood Balm?sores all healed. Botanic Blood Balm cures all malignant blood troubles, such as eczema, scabs and scales, pimples, running sores, carbuncles, scrofula, etc. Especially advised for all obstinate cases that have reached the second or third stage. Druggists, $1. To prove it cures, sample of Blood Balm sent free and prepaid by writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta. Ga. Describe trnnhl? mtH fr.io mrdical advice sent in sealed letter. Japan's answer to Russia has net yet been sent. Owing to ttie indisposition of the Russian minister, it will be probably delayed I for a day or two. ^ M 1 Good For children. 'Ph? nlAtia:iiO 11\ tut" " ' . " ' ..-,x r .x ? < .. I t</ I r. I* v mm 11 ft i 111 - | less ()ne M imite (1 nigh Cure gives immediate re'ief in all oases of Cough, Croup and LaGrippe because it does not pass immedt riioly Jlito tu.t; stomach, out takes effect right at the so at of the, trouble. It I'rtiw^ out the it-11 nt 1 roHtion, heals and soothes ami cures perinutitly !<v enabling the lung* to contribute pure life giv- j ing and life-sustaining oxygen to the blood and Uhmioh. I)r. Armstrong of D.dia, Tex., prescribes it daily and says there is no better cough remedy made. Sold by Crawford Bros. "Lntio'* Early Risers The fnmou^little pilfs. ' I - .} obtain I', s. ?:.'i Foreign T } Send model, sketch or photo of invention for f # free report on pno-ntahllity. For free book, < / How to SeeurcTQ *nC 1/ADIfO writer i l| OTQTrUQ! Read MY 0101 JUliiJ I Free Offer rflll K COUPON below tilled out with y<mr A address, and sent with a two-cent stamp, to Mrs. M. A. Hilton. Kershaw, S. 0., wit tin the next thirty days entitles you to a package containing a Home Treatmen' discovered t-y Mrs. M. Summers, Notre Dan.e, Ind , which :uies leucorrhea. ulceration. lisplacement, Fulling of tho womb, meustruai borders, hot Hashes, tumors, growths, and ail feuinle troubles The tree package contains ten davs treatment, and if you wish to < ontinue, it v ill iost you about twelve cents a \ felt to guaran tee a cure. Fill out tiie spaces ttlow, send to Mrs. Iliiton, and you iviii receive the tree treatment by return mail. COUI'ON. Name Town <? County State How to Make Money >gpnts of either sex should today write Marsh Manufacturing Co., 533 Lake Street, Chicago, toe cots and particulars of their handsome Aluminum Card Case with your name engraved on it and lilled with 100 Oallmg or Business Cards. Everybody orders them. Sample Case and 100 Cards, postpaid, 40c,. This Case and 100 Cards retail at 75c. You have only to show samples to secure an order. Send us 20c at once for case and 100 cards before some one gets ahead of you. sept 16-8iu Important Notice. Notice is hereby given that it is a violation of law for any person or corporation within tlio limits of Lancaster county to sell or olTer for sale any pistol, rillo cartridge or pistol cartridge without lirst. obtaining a license from the count}* board of commissioners. L. .1. Perrv. County Supervisor. Money to Loan. On a recent visit to New York City I made an angeinents by which 1 can negotiate loans of $300.00 and up- 4 wards on first mortgagee on impro\ed cotton farms at 7 per cent, interest on sums of $1000.00 and over, and 8 per cent, interest on sums of less ! ban $1000.00. \o commission or brokerage charged?only a reasonable fee for abstract of title. U.K. WYLIE Attorney-at-Law. Lancaster, S. C., Sept. 10, '03?dm. TO WHOM IT MAY COWKKN: Notice is hereby given that the County Board of Commissioners will not approve or pay any claim against the county for work, such as repairing roads or ground bridges, unless the same shall have beeu authorized b}r, or a contract made with some member of the Board. L. J. Perry, County Supervisor. W. B. Bruce, Clerk. Trespass Notice All persons arc hereby warned not to hunt, fish, or in any way trespass upon anv ol the lauds owned or controlled by the undersitrned, under penalty <>l law. II. W. McGinn, T II liirber, \V Ij Patterson, II N Patterson, () Barber, I. A. Patterson. t o 3-1 f>?'U4 Tres pass Notice. Notice is hereby given thai all persons are lorhidden and prohibited from entering or t respassing upon. in any way, our plantation lying in the county of Lancaster, in the State of South ( arolina. near the western suburbs of tlie town of Lancaster, S < . hounded by lands of the Lancaster Cotton Mills, ,lohri IV Hunter, i>. ! . Miller, M. K, Jordan ami ot tiers KLIZA .1. WYHE. K. K. WYLIK. Lancaster,S.C., Nov.23, 11)03. 4t Trespass Notice AH persons sire hereby warned and notified not to ride, hunt, fish, cut timber, allow their stock to run on, or otherwise trespass upon the McManua-Oardner lands situate about 4 miles east of Lancaster court house, north of t he Kedtield road and south of the Chesterfield road. A. J. CLARK, Dec. 2,11)03. Manager.