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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-07-09

NO one need suffer with neuralgia. Tbis
al'ease Is quickly and permanently cured
by Browns Iron Bitters. Every disease ~
.ne plood, nerves and stomach, chronic
p,, nj o.nerwise, snccumbs 20 Browns Iron
bitters. Known and used for nea,lv =
quarter Of century, II stands TODAY fore
u,ost pt among our most valued remedies.
oro~ns Iron Bitters Is sold by all deaIers'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-07-09

Thanking my friends for their sup
port In the past, and at the solicitation
OF many, hereby announce myself a
canOiaate for reelection to .he office
of County superintendent of Edu a.
tion. subject to the Democratic pn-
mary election.
w II RRJTCE
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-07-09

81 have a 10 year-old boy,
said Gobang, "who can read and
understand Greek" That is
nothing" rctorted Ukerdeck.
81 have one the same age who
washes his face in the morning
without grumbling."
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w B BRUCE.

At the solicitation OF many friends
L announce myself a candidate for
County Superintendent f Education
subject to the rules governing the
democratic primary.
w LONG.
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THE
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nnn0unc enlgn1s s
FOR He SENATE,

Thank fui for past favors, and at the
solicitation Of many friends, / All.
n"unce that I am candidate for re-
cleo" 10 the State Senate. subject To
the rule of the Democratic primary.
B. +. MILLER.
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ST so PER ANNUM

1t will not mend Il broken neck,
nor will it insure you against fire;
but for all aches and pains that
suffering humanity groan with,
there is nothing that gives quick.
relief, like Wonderful Oil.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-07-09

The many friends Of Jno II Taylor
take pleasure in presenting his name
to the voters OF Lancaster County as n
candidate for the office of County
will abide the result OF the primary
election.
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FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
w j LONG.

After being solicited by many
friends | announce myself as candi.
date fof the Office OF County Super
visor subjecs to the rules governing
the democratic primary.
NJ g GARDNER.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-07-09

BD~Incontience OF water. during
sleep stopped immediately by DIR r.
DETCHoN's ANTI DIURETIc Cure,
children and ADULTS a!ike-Price, 81
Sold by F Mackey & Co. Druggist
Lancaster. s @.
hIldren Csy Foo Pitchers castoriS
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TRESPASS NOTICE,

All persons are hereby iotified not.
To tresras- 10y walking, riding. fishing
swimming or in any other way on nv
plantation, situate mile or two Son h
OF Lancaster court house. Any Der.
sc or persons d;sregarding this notice
VIII be prosecuted to the fullest extent
OF the law.
II Il WELSH.
June s. 1898.
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ASHLEY AND TILLMAN
The Anderson Man Beats the
Senator in Hand Primary.

Abbeville July 4.-Senator
Tillman in throwing bricks at
Sunnyside, this county, on Sat
urday dropped one on the toes of
the redoubtable Josh Ashley, of
Anderson, and found he had walked
the wrong passenger. Mr. Ash
ley promptly ''hung back" car T..
ried the crowd with him and in a
hand primary on the management
Of Clemson college beat the sena.
tor seven to one in crowd of
1000 people.
The gathering was reunion of
Confederate veterans, and the an
diepce was from this county,
Greenwood and Anderson. Con
gressman Latimer and j f Boggs,
of Pickens, who wants to succeed
him, spoke. They developed no
issues, personal or political, and
were remarkably courteous toward
each other.
Senator Tillman talked about
two hours and of many things.
He said he was no orator, his gen
ius being for debate. Probably
he did not think he would SO soon
have the opportunity to test it.
He spoke very much at random
on national and State issues and
repeated much of what he said in
his recent speech in the senate
against annexation. Presently he
touched on Clemson college and,
in u good humored way referred
to the opposition and criticisms of
Josh Ashley, who was present
peacefully getting solid with the
voters.
Mr. Ashley Immediately called
out from the crowd, saying he
had been hit he ought to have the
right to hit back. The people
cheered him and Senator Tillman
and the committee united in say
he should have a chance.
When Mr. Ashley's time came
he defined himself as not opposing
Clemson college hut as disap-
proving of its management. The
senator interrupted him and they
had n sharp but good natured run
ming debate amid much cheering
and laughing.
MIR Ashley stood his ground
stoutly and really made sensi-
BILE, straightforward talk. Pres.
emily he saw he had his man where
he wanted him and turned one of
rillmau's own guns on him by
demanding hand primary. The
crowd sustained him clea ly, some
said five To one, others ten to one.
The majority was probably about
half way between the two ex-
tremes.
All this passed off without any
apparent ill feeling, although it
was evident that the senator did
not enjoy his defeat. He even
took another and rather a more
serious turn at it and spoke ear
nestly and at some length in de,
fence of the Clemson management,
but he could not move the crowd.
Some resentment was caused,
however, by Senator Tillmsn's
outspoken and urgent advice to
the crowd to vote To return Lati.
mer to congress. There was much
murmuring that this was inter
ference in a district matter and an
attempt at dictation and many of
, the people went home In rather
bad humor.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-07-09

AT fhe solicitation of a number Of
my friends ! have decided to announce
myself as II candidate for the House
of Representatives in the ensuing
election, and hereby pledge myse +
to abide the result Of the Democrat. C
primary eiec'icn.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-07-09

[ hereby announce my self "A candi-
date for the office OF Comfy Treasurer
subject to the democratic primary.
JE STEWMAN.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-07-09

| am candidate for re.clectiOn to
tie House of Repre-, emtatlvts. I will
abide the result Of the Democratic pri-
mary election.
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF
EDUCATION.

! hereby announce myself sa can>
didate forathe Office of superintendent
OF Education, subject to the rules OF
he primary.
j NJ PERRY.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-07-09

Mrs. j. w. Conder returned
from Columbia Thursday, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. S. w.
Rhea, and h er brother, Mr..
Vance Welsh, who will spend
several weeks here and with rel
atives in the county.
B F Mothershed and John
ii Mayer enlisted with the army
last Thursday. Lieut. Dunlap
came over to enroll them. The
physical examination was con-
Quoted by DR. Nj p Crawford.
This makes ten recruits for Mr. Is
> Mayer who was on the detail
to return to the State and muster
in recruits. The new recruits
eft for Chickamauga Thursday.
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LAME BACK

Drink a teaspoonful of Wonder
full Oil in half teacup of milk or
water twice II day, and bathe the
back with pure Wonderful Oil
twice a day, morning and night
Cholera NyorbuS
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FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.

l hereby announce myself a. can
didate for reelection as auditor of
Lancaster county, and pledge myself
to abide the result Of The democratic
primary.
JOHN A COOK.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-07-09

We are authorized to announce
Prov Jas III Thomson az candidate for
county superintendent Of Education.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-07-09

am n candidate for County
Ire asurer.
W & CAUTHEN.
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y T. NEncl<ev X 60.
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Il J. HICKLIN.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
Subscription Laws.

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to the contrary are considered AS wishing to
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II subs ribcrs order the discnntinuance OF
their periodicals. the publisher may contin.
to send 'hcin until all arrearages are paid
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continued.
If subscrib rs move to other places with.
out informing the publisher. and the papers
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er- are held responsible,
The courts have decidcd that to take period
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II Subscribers have paid III advance, they
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rhe amoun. .. money owed BY /


Tho amount OF money owed by A
mercans to European creditors equals
the gold money Of the world at least one
and one-hnlf times. WhenAver Europe
wants rod she can draw il frnm the U
nited States by throwing upon our mar
kets some OF the state, city, railroad or
other bonds that she holds. Tho gold
that liz in the United States ~ here on
the snffrance of our foreign creditors
In 1898, when the Rothchids wanted
onr GOLD, they sent over American secur.
tiles nnd sold them und took the gold.
Cleveland bought tho gold back with
bonds, He sold them the last batch OF
bonds for ten million dollars less than
they were worth on the market at the
time, in return for winch they agreed
not IN raid our treasury again for aperi-
nd of eight months. Thus IL will be seen
thai we are not on n gold basiH, We
have no gold that ia our own. The gold
Standard talked aboui by Americans is a
borrowed standard that cnn only be
maintained 10y continuing to borrow.
Whit would have hnppenrd to MS in 1899
IL our paper money had consisted =,
bauk-notes redeemable IN gold and
cured by bank assets ?-Silver Knight
Watchmnn.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that In pursuance of
IN order OF the county court of the state of
Colorado IN and for the county of Phillips
made on tho 81 day Of Oct a ID 1893, In tho
matter OF the estate of Gustaf a Lindholm
deceased the undersigned the administrator
of SAID estate Will sell at private sale to the
highest AMI best bidder for cash IN hand sub
Jcct to the confirmation Of the said county
court on Monday Nov 81 A y 1893 at my office
in the town Of Holyoke In snid county and
STATE. All the right. tito, interest, and es.
tate of ihe said Gustaf A I.indholm, at the
time ofhis death. and ail the right, title, and
interest The said estate has by operation of
law or otherwise acquired other ihan. or in
addition TO that OF Id Gustaf A Lindholm
at the time of his death In and to all that
certain lot or parcel Of land situate and lying
in the sad county of Phillips and more par.
tcularly described as follows: sw !, sae 81
tips + 10 W 6pm If not old on the day set
sale VIII be continued from day to day until
said properly is Sold
Dated at Holyokc Colo this II day of Oct
A 1873 W y KELSEY Administrator
The state herald., 1898-11-25

200 Prov FiGmes and Gardens.
How gen, j the use of photography
Is coming to be adopted b. The molern
magazine as merns Of ilirstrstlon is
shown in the announcement OF The Ls-
dies Home Journal that il ia absut to
pnbliah six new. distinct serios OF arti.
cles which will include not less than 40n
photographs, The idea OF the magazine
is to prrsout one hundred OF cla fTettiest
country homes in America, TO encourage
artistic architecture; one hundred OF the
prettiest gardens, to encourage taste in
Horticulture; seventy churches decorated
for festal occasions OF all kinds such MS
weddings, Christmas and Easter services
etc: some forty Of the preihest girls
rooms in this country; twenty live floral
porches aud vIna-clad hunsee; and tie
story Of the native wild flowers IN Amer
lea, told in seventy. five photographs
Over 500 photographers, IN every part
II the country, we're employed by the
mAgozne to get these pictures, and sev-
eral thousands OF dollars wore paid IN
prizc awards for the best photographs.
he choice was made oct OF over 10000
photographs received by the magazine.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
Kamir Corn a. u swine Decfcacy.

Last wintor 10 experiments were made
ut the Kansas Agricultural college to
test the value OF kntlr corn as com.
pared With coru Tor fa,,ening pigs, and
to find the best Methods OF leeiing
kailiir corn. At tho close OF one expert
men, toe pigs ted Kai'ir corn and corn
averaged respectively ITO and III
ouuds ench and were rough and lunk.
The pigs led kaiiiir corn and soy bean
meal averaged l6I pounds, those fed
corn and soy bean meal l54 pounds,
we're sold at good price for light fat
hogs. These experiments show that
Knilii corn Is similar TO corn IN faiieu
iu9 qualities, bat not equal 10 il; ihGi
ii s email quantity OF fed rich in pro
TEN, a. alfalfa, soy beans or skimnilk,
is add, d to tie raticn OF K,iiir corn
good results are obtained. kat,ir corn
has advantages over corn for many
parts Uf the suite Us crop to raise for
iatt, ming pigs On The college farm fr
lie ,a,t nipe years thu nverrge void per
mere per year Tor X Itir cora las boon
i5 9 bushels aud Tor corn $40 bushsln
Averaging the results obiaiaed from
fatteDiug piRs six months OF Age nnd
Older. We have for the college farm un
nrerge per year per acre OF ia ponnd-
of urk from kallir corn ana 4 pounds
IL PORK irrm corn. lp the western hai
II the state the difference IN favor OF
kHilir corn is mucii greaf"r, as 10 1897.
~ fields where corn Yielded one To tive
bushels per acre. th yield of the Ksilir
corn was p bushels -Denver Field and
Farm.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
Subscribe for the HERALD
subucnbc for tho HERALD. sl.;oayear
suil,itF.Afr

execution un HIfarhnrnt u uUI sui Of
the connn rnr of ihiiiin. county tolu ora
~ ne as anrfir directed ~ fAynr 90
rHt plainun and against ~ d 4H..
defendant fot the Aum q ". o. hnd ~ a.
inR oo.t
whereby have lo,ird upon the fpl
lowing described y up"rt towii on" Rry
inhIu two years I'D past one grey hofse tn-
year I'D pas, ~ the properly of T. smith
10 satisfy SAT- annunt shall ~ haturint
the ~ day II Stay lsiH offer hr nbosn aosrflb
cd PROMISES for nalu NJ nuhlio auction q the
hour oi o'clock pm oi o Id day NJ the front
door of the court hnusr In Iiulyohr C',io. 10
the highest and bost bidder ih,rrfur,
Dated ihls W day = APP i-s,
a. ~ WIN sheriff
The state herald., 1898-11-25

Ii there was more advertising done h.,
business men o, our town, there is good
reason to believe that there world be
less money rent away by the people oI
our county to purchase goods In somC
other market The marchnnts in oul
lnrge cit lee, who ara reiaiiing goods Il
the people through mail orders. believe
in advertising pId it is through their nd
vertising alone that they ars ansblod tu
sell their goods. II the home uierchaots
gave the same attention 10 his advertis.
ing that these city merchants do, the
people would buy more Of their goods
at home. The city merchant sends his
price list to the consumer but many Of
the home merchants think il poor busi.
ness Judgment TO expend money TO in.
foim the consumer AS TO the quality aud
price Of the goods he carries in stock. lie
takes It for granted that the CONSUMER
will come into his place oi business aud
examine and price his goods befors de
Gliding to send to the city merchant for
goods, but the consumer very frequently
does not go TO tho trouble to do 80 aud
probably pays the city merchant as higl,
q price Tor the goods as they could have
been purchased for at the home town.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
ought most certainly 10 sb lush the pres
ent unfair and unwieldy law relating to

ought most certainly 10 ab 'iish the rrea-
ent unfair and unwieldy law relating to
ths tax an nn,ss, mortgages md credits
The law ia nm pptui, une Vsclus, il ~
evitably involves double taxation. The
burden ia surposed to rest npob the
money lender, bnt il will he found before
long that 1t rests on the money! -horrow
or, The rate Of taxation will simply be
added to the rate Of intrrysi nnI the tor
rover will pay Tor 9th. Tie result will
be the same as 'i'onGh hy force of law
the ,.s Of Interest were advanced int
that nuch. But il tn legislature 10 it,
wisdom, or iack Of it, should see fit to
continue the tax on credits there should
certainly be some change iu the nietbo Is
OF Its collection As it is at present there
10 the Creates possible opportunity for
partiaiity aud fraud. Some people pay
the tag, some pa; part OF it, and soms
pay nothing at all. The reasons for these
differences may be easily understood
| Now il there is gOins .. lax Of the
sort 1t ,s perfectly clear that there should
be no discrimination shown In its cullec
tion, and there should be no opportunity
| for the avoiding of the tax by dishonora-
BILE or dishonest means. In one eastern
state, we are informed, "A law u ttls kind
is enforced by means Of a stamp lux up
on the pap rs o, record at the time the!
are filed aud no instrument involving the
loan OF money on recorded security is
valid without this stamp. There is
clear d cs,ta.n way of collecting thu
tax impsrlIally, and 1T is certainly u
| .r,ai improvement over the loos. and
unfair method now IN vogue III Colorado.
Some amendment, OF the kind ough, cor
tairly to be adopted by ths next legisa-
ture.-Colorudo Springs Gazette.
We do not agres with the Gazstte in
its advocacy OF the exemption Of notes
mort cages and credits from taxation.
No good reason can be given for such
an exemption. 1t would BE- the most
| fragrant Discrimination in taxation TO ex-
smpt the wealthy capitalist from tax On
his property represented by notes and
mortgages and compel the poor man to
pay tax On his little home or his iarin.
| The members of the twelfth general as
senbly will not so far forget their duty
to the people OF the rtatu ns to consider
Tor moment gny such mi ust Legislation
as that proposed by the Gazstte. BE
cause the law as it now stsnd- lie violated
is no excuse for It's repeal. II would br
well to so amend the law, il pos-ibl-, rs
to prevent tine violation OF 1t referred 10
ny the Gazette.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
From Now Zeainnd

Rccfton, New Zealand, Nov. ~, 1896.
lam very pleased to state that since
/ took the agency OF Chamberluin's med.
icincs the sale has been very large, more
especially OF the Cough Remedy, In Two
ycsrs ] have sold more Of this particular
remedy than Of all other makes for the
previous five years AZ TO its efficiency,
l have been informed by scores OF r.r
cons OF tho good results they bnye rc-
ceived from Il, and know its value from
the ns- oi II IN my own household. II 4.
NO pheasant TO take that ~e have 10 place
the bottle beyond the reach OF tho chill
dren. u. J. Scan,lebury. For salo by
J.. X. Noblst
The state herald., 1898-11-25
There ]. som.thing bit ominous in

There 10 something a bit ominons in
the necessity compelling the Londsn
Times to scold the British trader round
ly for lack OF commercial enterprise
Which ha, resulted IN his losing tre-
mendons volume of trade to the United
Suites and Germ ,ny.
II will not do rom British stand
poirt. fer he British trader to prove
deticien, in tnat hus,ess acumen which
has for Years male HIM the commercial
au;ocrai OF the world and London III.
rnIvArai,l clenring house. The whole
sch M of British & vernment is practi
cs.ll, built up arIund the British trader
and neaiIy all Brtiub's wars have been
fought for his brpeiit Rhd agurandss.
msn'. II behoovrs him, therefore, to
wRintain himself worthy sucn national
devotion, especially IN tl;ese days of mn
usual Z m,uefciul activity-an era OF In,
greatest International cumpetition for
t ade ever kunwu in tn worid's history
From the point oi view occuppied by
Uucie Sam, however, this latest deveop.
meut OF the decline of British trade is
anything but encouraging. American
Traders are forcing their way iulo all
markets. They have driven German
mrrchants md manufacturers from sew
srai importunt lids. nid il he G.rmara,
on thr othrf bsud, are, with thnmsnlyes,
able 10 dowp the British trndcr, the our
look Tor AGerican commerce is rspecrl.
ly promising. Tue moral OF the sirua
tion seems tn he that the American irad.
or will come in easily first in the field
with Grent Britian aud German strug-
ling for second place --Ex.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
II ,h. Pueblo members of the tveln

II The Pueblo members OF the twelfth
general assembly take no more interest
in securing an appropriation for the e
rection Of an addition to the Insane Asy-
lum than was manifested by the mem
bers from that county in the eleventh
assembly, it will bs necessary for tn.
members from other counties to do the
work required 10 secure the appropria-
tion. The Pueblo members Of the ei.v.
eu,h general assembly we're very enthu
siastic in their support Of bill to locate
another state institution ut Pueblo but
they had no time to spare IN behalf #
the Insane Asylum.
The state herald., 1898-11-25
piiRDITTs BALE,

Notice IL hnrabY given that ~ VIRTUE of rsecu.
tluh VI ia Hnd ioa bill lssnn1 nut ~ III" county
oouii ~ i'hilllph cpnnlY colo dated isb a ih,r
aud W mo- NJ sl0uu lirriui In favor of " u
halTri plaintiff aud ahhinsi John q swan do
ieldnni lafu levied uinh tho following de
acHlnt nrftohhl rrrHrif ne tho property oi
John habH wh,ffit am commanded To sell
iiia inllyvinr d-ciihod rnlia'iy TO Wit All lun-
liaf used 10 tfips Ian Will tower one enpine aud
h.ilff un tfulhH nhd nuinr and n lp' ~ nsiiifes
hnh steel ilnlla aiuu nnr pie of old lumber hich
shail 'sp0aa al pnhllu aHciion n 'ha frnhi ,ilof
ni iha court hlu.elf iiulfphe rul1 oh Httnfday
Net ~ ntHhi ihu huuf " ocloeL y N ~ saii
dai iuf rnsh q" ri,tsif ihesum 'fti1i ~ damages
hnd Clio iufilel aum NJ iioi 0au aud accn,ins
colt
Dated this Jai llaro oi igs
an WEN Sheriff
The state herald., 1898-11-25
a Sure SIun of crnun.

H"-r.eue.s in child ,hui L. -uhi"ci to
Group is n sure Indication Of the np
proach OF the disease. Ii Chambrrlaiu'- :
cough remedy is gwen as soon as the
child bec0m"s hoarse, or even after the
croupy cough has appeared, it will pre-
vent the attack. Many mothers VINO
have croupy children always keep thus
remedy at hand and find that 1t saves
them much trouble and worry. Il can
always be depended upon and is pleas
ant to take. For sale by +. X. Noblet
The state herald., 1898-11-25
Tho Best Plaster.

A piece Of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm aud bound on
to the affected parts is superior to any
plaster. When troubled with pain in
the chest OF side, or lame back, give it
trial. You are certain to be more than
pieased with ihs prompt relief which /,
affords. Pain Balm i. also y certain cure
Tor rheumatism. For sale by +. X. Mob.
let.