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teller, salt rheum and eczema. Cliam* j
txrlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is j
itli-tnt an eqnnl. It relieves the itch* ;
11;: and smarting almost instantly and :
fi.uh^npH nsiA si Tvmtun'ari :
*ure. It also cores itch. barber's itch, i
s<*ald head, sore nipples, itching piles. |
'. happed hands, chronic sore eves and I
granulated lids.
t>r. fady'a Condition Powers for 1 c
horses are the best tonic. blc?od pnrifier o
and vermifuge Price. Scents. Soldb' 1
Atlantic Coast Line.
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TliAINH aOINO SOUTH
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D(it<?d Jan. 13th, 15*01. e
TRAINS GOING SOUTH. i
No. 35 No. 23 N'o.63 No.51
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A M P M A M
Ly. Florence 2 50 7 55 1' -40
Lv. Klngutrw 8 54 10 56
Ar. Ieuie* 3 56 ail P. M 1116 r
Lv. Laiics 3 56 9 11 6 47 1116 1
Ar. Charleston 5 23 10 55 8 30 1 III
A.M P.M. I'M. P.M.
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TRAINS (.iOlNtf NU1UU.
No. 78 No.32 No. 52 N*n.50
AM P M AM 1' M
JLv Charleston G 45 5 22 8 25 4 15 d
Ar Lanes 8 17 6 00 8 00 G GO
Lv Lanes 8 17 6 00 . . 6 00
" Kingstree 8 33 ... ..
Ar Florence ?30 7 30 .... 7 30
AM P J1 A M I' .U
Doily. {Daily except Sunday.
No. 52 runs through to Columbia via
Central K It. of H. (L
Trains Nos. 78 and 32 run via Wilson and
Tayetteville?Sbort Lino?and make dose
connection for all points North.
Trains on 0. A 1>. R. It. leave Florence
daily except Sunday 9 50 u. m.f arrive Darlington
10 15 a. m., Hartsvlllo 0 15 a. m.,
Cheraw 11 80 a. no.. Wadosboro 12 I'd p. rn. 9
Leave P orence dally except Sunday 8 00 p. *
m.. arrhe Darlington 8 25 p.m., Bennetts- ?
ville 9 21 p. 1^., llitwou 10 20 p. tu. Leave
Florence Sunday only 9 50 a. or, arrive Darlington
10 15 a. m.
Loave Gibson dally except Sunday 5 50
a. m., Benuettxvillo 7 00 a. m.. arrive Darlington
7 51 a. m., loavo Darlington 7 55 a.
m., arrive Florenoe 9 15 a m. Leave Wadesbcio
dally exoept Sundav 4 10 p. m , Cheraw
5 15 p. in., HartsvlUe 7 00 a in.., Darlington
6 29 p. m., arrive Floreueo 7 00 p. ui. Leave
Darlington Sunday only 8 50 a. in., arrive
Florence 9 15 a. m.
H. M. EMJncitSON. Gen Pa s. Agent.
J. R KENLY. Gen'l Manager. I
T. M. EMMEUSON, Traffic ilausger.
Registration Notice.
The office of the Supervisor of Reg- I
titration Will be opened on the tirst !
Monday in every mouth for the pur- j
poee of the registering of any person j
who is qualified H3 follows:
Who shall have been a resident of i
tho State for two yearn, and of the ; I
county one year and of the polling
preciut in which the elector offers to
vote four months before theduy ofelec- '
t on. and shall have paid,six uiouths be- I
tore any poll tax then dne and payable, i
and who can both read and write any ~
section of the Constitution of 1895 '
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submitted to him by the supervisors, a
of registration, or can show that he c;
owns, and ha- paid ull t x- s collectable ! si
dining The present year on property in . I
th:e Statu assessed at iluco hundred , J
d>i;i?r? or more. J. (. HAi'DY, J O
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an immigrant in America, a workman, a traveller,
a reporter, and finally a student of tenement house i
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II mi SIORL
AV continue ofT-rlng Inducements to close
ut our Suiun.fr Goods. Wo can mention
lily a few of the ninny Roods reduced:
Ladies' 8c Undervesta for 5o.
10c Tii*. and Bow* for 3c,
35c l ic? and Bows f r 15<\ '
iuitia llandkeiohiefs, ?i. S., embroidered,
in .or 19c;35cgoods.
15 - Mali's Black Initial Silk Handkerchiefs
r 10c.
Me 's large White Figured, Drawu-Stlich,
nj?oi.et Handkerchief for l&c; worth 35c.
Six Large Wnite Fine H. S. Handkerchiefs
r ?) . in fancy b x; cheap i?t 75*.
Three large W t.ite Fine H. S. Handkernicfj.,
in fancy box, for 40c- worth 5" to.
Black-bordered Linen Llandkerchiefs for
2c; cheap a: 15c.
Good Mourning Handkerchiefs for 4c.
Handkerchiefs for lc.
Handkerchiefs fori l-2c.
Handkerchiefs for Sc.
S8 inch Madras for 7 l-2c; worth 10c.
36-Iu h Madras for 61-2cj worth 8c.
.AWNS AND ORGANDIES FOR
LESS THAN COST.
Shirt Waists for much less than It cost to
take them.
BiG REDUCTION ON SKIRTS.
40c Pique Skirts for25o.
88c Craih Skirts for 8lc.
All Summer Goods are being sold at r*>
uced prices.
NEW GOODS.
One case Lonccloth 5c; no starch.
Fine Black Henrietta at 50c.
TINSEL DRAPERY SILKALINE,
DAT.T. miTViiV
B.ack Duck at 8 aud 10c.
KURNITUKK DEPARTMENT.
10 piece Walnut Suits *75 to *100.
10 piece Solid Oak Suits SIS, *22, *25, *80,
35. *40. f50, $55.
Oak iiall Racks, French Plate Glass. *7,
3,50, tJ.50.
Wardrobes *8 to *25.
Bed Lounges *0 to *15.
Bedsteads *2.25 to 910>
Iron Beds. Iron Cribs.
Parlor Suits *86 to *50.
Baby Carriages *6.50, $7, *7.50.
Floor Oilcloth 30c.
Matting 10; 12, 14. 15, 18. 20, 23, 25, 27 and
)o,
10-pleee Chamber Pets *119 to *8.
Window Shades 11, 15,80, 35, 40c to *1.21
Stoves *6.50. *7.50, *10 to fl&.
Trunks *2.50 to *6.50.
M Hill
)yspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificially diersts t he food and aids
future in strengthening and reconducting
i !). r:\ii;!..-nd digestive orans.
It is t!,. lai st discovereddigestntand
tonic. Nor ther preparation
an approach ir In efficiency. It intantly
relic.vc' permanent lycures
)yspepsi;?. I*. . e. -iHeartburn
flatulence, . on.: S: .aiach. Nausea,
ick Head:u h'\< - nhria.Cramps,and
11 other results f i::; iv r!\:ct digestion.
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t our expense.
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THE OUTLOOK, NEW YORK
|FURTHER TESTIMONY
Given In the Now Celebrated Rice Will
Case.
MURDERER TRIED TO KILL flhlSEI F
The Former Valet of the Alurdt.red
Millionaire Relates HLs Story in
Court.
New York, Special.?Charles F.
Jones, the valet-secre^try of Wm.
Marsh Rice, the rich Texan, resumed
the giving of -testimony in the proceedings
against Albert T. Patrick, who is
charged with causing Rice's death in
order to obtain possession of his property
hv means of a will, deeds and
checks, which it is alleged, were forged.
Jones beg.^n the day by relating
that on Monday, the day following
Rice's death, four men, who represented
themselves to be lawyers, called
at the flat and asked questions concerning
the circumstances surrounding
the death. Jones itold Patrick he
thought thesp men were detectives. On
Tuesday afternoon he was taken to
police headquarters, where he was
questioned. He found Patrick also at
nalice headauarters. Fatrick told Jones
he had destroyed the will witnessed
in Patrick's office and a number of
bog I'd letters written on the will mat-,
ter. On this occasion, Jones testified
Patrick asked when Rice had last
been given mercury. "I told him on
Thursday," Jones said. "Patrick then
told mc there would not be anj
traces of that left in the system at the
time of the autopsy and that the embalming
fluid would kill all traces of
the oxalic acid, which was a vegetable
poison."
The so-called "Patrick will" was
then brought up. Jones said he hadtold
Patrick that the provisions for
Rice's relatives in the will which was
destroyed the day following Rice's
dpath were too small and that W
would be impossible to get it probated.
Patrick. Jones said, then had the socallod
' Patrick will" drawn. Jones
said before he was looked up he made
a statement whibh was entirely ficticious
and of which he could not recall
even -the most salient features.
Jones then told how Mr. House had
been appointed lawyer of both Patrick
and himself. From here Jones passed
to his attempt to commit suicide. "On
the day before the attempt was made,"
said Jones. "Patrick and I had a talk
in the reception room at the Tombs.
Patrick wanted me to shoulder the
responsibility for the time. I told him
I would not confess unless I could .tell
! a straight story. I said I would rather
' kill myself on account of the disgrace
I of the ihing. Patrick said this might
! be the best thing for us both and said
I he would kill himself, too. He said he
! had a small knife in hi3 cell. The knifo
I would do for one and he would .try to
get some earlK>lic acid from Mr. Potts,
lie gave me the knife. I put it in my
shoe and took it to ray cell. Later,
Potts called. Patrick told me Potts
would not go: him the poison. About
4 o'clock in the afternoon, after I bad
gotten the knife I sat in my cell writins
some letters and preparing for the
end. Just then I was called to the district
attorney's ofTiee. While there I
made a confession. I was brought Lack
to my cell in the evening and at
about 4 o'clock in the morning 1
tried to cut my throat." Jon.es then
I told of being taken to Bellevue and
: There making a new confession. The
new confession -is the one on which
his present testimony is b^sed.
Jones explained what he meant
when he said that Patrick did not
wish to live until Monday, as on that
day a draft would be payable. The
witness said that a week or so before
the death of Rice certain oil wells
in Texas in which he was interested
were destroyed by fire. Rice resolved
to rebuild them and bound himself to
I provide nearly $200,000 for* the re'
building. On the strength of this the
; oil well people drew for $25,000, the
! draft being payable on Monday, Sep'
tember 21, Jones testified again -today
| that Paitrick wished to avoid the
payment of tills money. "I said," the
1 witness continued, "on Saturday that
j the old man would probably dron off.
I Patrick said we could not rely on that
i but had to get him out of the way the
! nest day."
Heavy Snow Storm at Pittsburg.
Pittsburg, Pa., Special.?Pittsbqrg
was Wednesday the centre of a snowstorm
that began early in the morning.
continuing with great force until
after doing thousands of dollars'
worth of damage, it rendered practically
useless for a time every electric
wire in the city, suspended, all street
car travel and in the early hours isolated
the city from the outside world.
Heavy rain fell before the storm
came and all reports from up the riv1
er points to rising streams which may
bring about a flood here and below.
A woman is sick?some di
developing in her system. Sh<
and tells him a story, but not 1
She holds back something
tated. forgets what she want
what she ought to have told,
the doctor.
Is it a wonder, therefore, t
disease ? Still we cannot blam
barrassiug to detail some of tl
even to her family physician
hnndjaada of
spondence with Mrs. Pin
her they can give every sympt
to advise them she is in poss
correspondence with the pati
possibly obtain through a pers
Following we publish a let
result of a correspondence wi
letters are considered al
Mrs. Pinkham, and are m
manner without the consent i
hundreds of women are so grai
Pinkham and her medicine ha
that thev not only consent t<
write asking that this be dor
whp suffer may bo benefited
Mrs. Eila Rice, Ch<
"Deah Mrs. Pinkham For tw
and inflammation of the womb. I su
pains, headache, backache, and xva&
endured no one knows but those v
hardly draff myself across the floor,
town for three months and ffrew \v<
and friends wished me to write to yo
cines. At last I became so bad that
received an answer at once advising j
and I did so. Before I had taken tw<
taken five bottlea there was no happi
again. I know that your Vegetable <
advise every woman who suffers as I
table Compound. Believe me alwa
- - - ? ?- \
I health."- -Mrs. ti.la uitt, vuciao?,, .
$5000REW/
To Destroy Cabbage Worms.
One of the remedies to keep In view
when the early cabbages are growing
la the usa of pyrethrum for destroying
cabbage worms. Paris green is
used by some, but it Is a dangerous
article in the hands of the inexperienced.
The safest remedy is to mix a
pound of the ground leaves of pyrethrum
with 100 gallons of water and apply
with an ordinary rose sprinkler.
It kills every young worm that it
touches. It is harmless to human beings.
Any druggist can supply it.
High and dry?the thirsty stepleolimber.
FRAGRANT
a perfect
Liquid Oenfifrica
SOZODONT TOOTH POWDER. 25c <ICc
Urje LIQUID tad POWDER, 7k ? ~
At all the Stores, or by Mail for the price.
HALL & RUCKEL. NEW YORK
Paid for distributing ed?art'alnir matter relative u>
ALLIG Vl'OH LlMMB.M r the beat rub on earth
for Rheumatism, NeuraJpIa and all rains. Prl e 2Sc,
Sue and $1.UU. Samp.e mailed for lie. Address
THE ALLIGATOlt Lf-NIIVKNT CO.j
C11AIlLIiM OM, S. O.
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'ZXJMX scuEs^.Tsf^jsjr*'
fmicWSM Write for price*. JESIli MARDCN
AfirfliTfisfrA 1W S. Charles St..Bai,t:mO*z.Md,
(ease peculiar to her sex is fast
i goes to her family physician
;he whole story,
r loses her head. becomes aari
s to say, and finally conceals
and this completely mystifies
hat the doctor fails to cure the
e the woman, for it is very em10
symptoms of her suffering,
. This is the reason why
women are now in correkliam,
at Lynn, Mass. To
ora, so that when she is ready
es3ion of more facts from her
ient than the physician can
onal interview.
ter from a woman showing the
th Mrs. Piukham. All such
bsolutely confidential by
3ver published in any way or
n writing of the patient; but
teful for the health which Mrs.
ve been able to restore to them
) publishing their letters, but
le in order that other women
by their experience.
slsea, Wis., writes: ^
0 years I was troubled with falling
ffcred very much with bearing-down
1 not able to do anything-. What 1
rho have suffered as I did. I could
I doctored with the physicians of this 4
orse instead of better. My husband
u, but I had no faith in patent medi,
I concluded to asic your advice. I
ne to take your Vegetable Compound,
"> bottles I felt better, and after I had
ier woman on earth, for I was well
Compound cured me. and I wish and
did to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
ys grateful for the recovery of my
Vis.
| gft Owing to :he fact that s< me skeptical
d M S3 people have Irom time to time questioned
4 3? the genuineness of the testimonial letters
wr are constantly publishing, we have
the National City Bank, of Lynn, Mass., $5,000,
>aid to any person who will show that the above
tot genuine, or was published before obtaining
ial permission'.?Lvdia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
roYSPpSiri
i O yields to nature's medicine,
I /dr&tiSyjk ill
!wl
! >! lteaellv curee Djsvoptla and all atnmach, V
' y liver, kidney and bonoi disorder*. An tin- V
rivalled aperient and laxative; InvUroratoe C1
fl and tonee the whole *r?te:n. A natural (J
Q water ol the bltrhert medicinal value, con- r i
X cerUrated to raasa It easier X
1 X and cheaper to bottle, t <rfT\ S
<i ?hlp and use. A 0-(?. V
j U bottle is <,7uslto 2 cations <|?}8jP I VgfiK* C'
! IJ of uncoed*n*ed water. CI
I Sold by drufcista every-rrarsF lc !lluia CI
1*1 where. Crab ?s>r>le trade-1=-?a ^ CI
A ciark on ersry bottle. v*' V;
15 C5AB ORCHARD WATER CO., Louisville, Ky. X
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nDADCV NEW DISCOVERY; five.
la H V la^ V9 1 qaick relief and cure* wt-ra*
eases- Bo.)* of teatimoniahi tad 10 daye' tieatmeut
irt'f. Dr. H. M. u>u? o av>?.
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Brohard Sash Lock and
Brohard Door Holdar
I ActiTA worker* overywliero can earn biff money;
1 ri*mind lor cmr Kood*. Sample
linh fork, wdh price*, tern:*, etc., free for 2c stamp
lorpostaie. THE BKOBAKD CO.,
Station "Oi" i'lillndclpbla. Pa?
cn LATEST KOX'iS. hi? package. 10c. Ad ires*
3*? F. S(JMLIK,1203 E.Franklin St., Richmond, Va
$4 A DAY SURE day salary for
; h man with rig to Introduce our good* In the coun
t*>. Haaia* Food Co., Dept. 40. Kansas 0 Ity, M?
! w^'V/^tlielT^moson's Eye Water