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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

Gn 6%littcplantning.

Raar man for 3ioen maa 9laoss
pper 6ebeiagens 9ooe % iitre 5rem-
petit / 8onmayt. sr Der lite minore
Qnle6ninQ til n%ationalt let At purs
ftolt ober be ReIultater, 8eitr9bellerue
/ lianen0e Retning i Den iioite Meu=
n~effealber bar bragt / Spuanos Slit
ter. 9ette sr en- 0pgape at la tor
8etnoninq. at Den tun futtes riaiig at
be Volt, Der TENDER 9ooerne. ION II
btcgte. og IOm PED. bpor iarlis. Alit=
terne eaers tan oore for OerS5 -tdbc=
Itab.
ST At De. Glpits @r6eioer i osnue
6enieenoe er 6usbn Slitteplaatage
Ringtpbing 4mt. % Der Ter mar 90
iaa tilfulbs 9irtningerne. 0enue
9ldntnine begnnotes for ca. 40 4Ir
tilbase mep ct I'll 9uItur inooragst
2treal At .tpR zoe 3Or. 9ano; men
oa 5oriegepe Qper 8orOentning Init
bes, i~nborqges after 400 9or. 0isIe
&realer bar, TcE Ct 4ar 4ar iioen fulot
t~ilpIauteos, .QQ pa %tiaagoes Der 4laus
tagen poer49ere. "a. 1900 5br. QonO.
Sdaleoes er 6eRne 9lantage en- At De
itsrite paa 8eftpiten.
De pmtriReIiqgenoe Sognes gebcs
ere bar 6ilit 4laptdgen og oens lloOiz
Belle meo msgsn glaOe, og De bar II
faret Ylantningernes Rptte / oenne for
9r9pegetation eilers faa fattiJe
2~anosoel. SITE alene Itqrmer ben
bgi 9rao W&arterne mob Den barite
8eitenoino, men man bar ogida tom
i~tateret. at 6seguien optogss al 3rGz
erne. qleRe bette betpoer 10 me9et for
bet tilite8noe &anobrug. vi andre
beloigs 5ALseT tan noteres. Al priD0t=
plaHtRWgtn Fl fr itartt i Sang, "a
man bar eies nj Den gamle 3rO paa
!6abets llmpljsaerelie al 5rapegetaz
tionen life, ldor III.
9aar man befe9er oenne alitiepln1-
tuge, forunorer man fla bsjl9ot Obsr
BEN iialoent itore 5Jooigbeb % Strait
Der er / 8e9etationen. 8eier mos
6apen, Der er ON Ylanterboligen, bi.
man n4ppe trp fine egne ZINE, q.
man befnrtr M iaa ner 9eitsrbabe.
% bar en- BtantepqfIt, 6por lite alenr
Raalez % Re6ftaer itaar / Den met
utbungne Strait, men bbor Der FnOsl
6rugttrdtr, I'm man nGppe bar beo,t
/ en- al Zernes 6aper. Def er Gper.
raifelf,r df 9aqt.
st dnSet fyotbolo sr ogfaa barb al
m9rte fig &fit4epIantningen sr ia
uosluftenbe Raatptraer; men man BE-.
rer, at Der beD 5orIgg er fonitater,t
at Der er be bebite lloFgter for So.
plantning / bore Sitter. 8iano.
6oritmanoene far Der biotil p9re.
Guig6eb ON, at. Ggen paa @runo d
3%Iittegrunoens Magerbeo umulig fun.
be tripes; men M iDnes oenne Geor.
at bare u%boIo6dr. Sittert CT BET, ii
fan Ggen tultiperes / &litten, blibsl
bet At oberorbentlig 8etnbning; i1.
life dlene sr Denne DarDifuloere FL
@forift, men ben ton / Woofatnira
til gaaletrGerne bliDe meget CANNED
"a forDrer inden Yasnina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

gortrgmt. 9reaturbanbler Of
Slaoter Qil3bsft / 3auoerup pr.
Rubs @eobp bar / ben iiofte llges I'D
eaer libt mere bGrst @enitano for ne
Gen forQqpes Opmqrflombeo ira fas,
ION bet oiier fg. mango % forbolb3s
bis fore arebitorers Sioe. 8et beo
"a. at ban biloe boloe en- tor auttion
oper &%reaturer, % al ban / ben Pin
leoning bar poa SnofsbsreiIe. 4ulz
iionen bar noind berammet til noaIe
9a9e inn / Ufai Sersleie Gro. Wen
oa bpsrten 0r. g. eler ne e"bentuelt inn
tsbte &reaturer tom iii Steoe, blen
Den afnit al ben paaq0lbenbe Soafsz
rer. Qijt3beiit sr imiolertio temmeli9
Ttfert olerebe pao ben an0en She
4tlanterbabei. Qlt tpber pao, at ban
bar llgt I'm plan l9nge forub. 6an
ital idaIeots pad Ell al Gqnens Serres
oaaroe babe optsbt en- WlGugoe areas
turer at foriteaig Sla9s % iolgt BEN
iQen, men CLIENT at betaIe. Oct fomme
bar ban Qiort / en- forbolosbis tor 10
training onsr belle 6gnen. gda
Samss bar ban bjeraet fla en- baID
Snes 9obe Steer. o9 ! asbenbabn, fpr
afreiien. y 6eite, bporaf BET lDtteb.s
BAN itrots / al Stilbeo al faa De g
iolat. SeID ON BET par til forboloss
pis imaa 4riier. bar BET for BAN ren
Re%ttogeoinit. Csfaa / gpsyne bar
aoiiiaige. bsriblanot Il Bar SaqfBrers,
paret Dire fer bans Snsbigbeo.
6an bar label 9one % fem gern
%iilbage, men in9en Qttioer at getp3=
nina. 8et Ct iun unoerligt. at ban FL
blepen iad meget betroet (pel ialt an
15-20,Oo0 ar.), ba ban bog aloria
bar oGret regnet for i'm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

Ct. peter alias ,,Stenpss
Der. Iii ct at be ofsntlige aontos
rer | Rpfsbins, g., inblsb en- StriDels
Re fra en- Sndnbberfsfosnb I aebens
bapn meb 4nmoOning ON u~bfqrbigels
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

ubbr1a al no9lf Brepe meo Iinabelie.
VII. 2 NielieH, nHberUDob, NiHH, ifriber: Mrbis
ebet en-, at ben bar 0iort min 6uftrn meatt aDbf.
our bar ing n Vebiaib al 9iO 0berfH mere o. er mn
I Sianb III at 9gTe en- tor Baf. .3e9 ieHoer bermeo
en- biertelig 1ai Ter ben siaip, ban bar erboloi gen
mem 9ters Me0i0iHer.
Wrs. BeD. Z u peDiHe, Gof TO-, Rinn., ffriuer
perDeo ~beDibHes. Of 0Ders Reoieiner er nbmGrfebe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

uIptfestilfRlbs be. @aarbs
sier / @tte6ape beo Satstebin9 Claus
RinaiiinQ par forleoen Moraen foo
ubeloia at falbe ira ct Sianae neo
pna Ct Qogulb. Den ca. 60 Qar gam
lie Utan0 fOriloa fig ! 6albet iaa ftarft
at ban pm Gftermiooagen afgit Deo
9eoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

6pBttrup 8 D oaaarb ital
I9lges beo 3bangsauftion. Gaafeen.
Der er b%eligaenbs RED 9imfiorotr Oh
trent 3 Uiil ira Slime. er beienbt ION
en- at Ganbets Rloite 8orge meo iapnt-
iqtie Uture o9 ire 3aarns.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
g7S:9 s
hIll = ,!
Azzzuw -
ofo,t naa mn Haufu
WORD COUNTY,
KORD DAKOTA.
! ben t-alft RolOnt paa . 500" 9ansu

Suer 500 DANTE bar ta9d Sano iom'
ne aoloul. uoDalet Al Rirtdamianftis
ROmiis. Og al bisie bar auutoc 100 be-
fat ia Der. Gaonu baUes od goot
qauo mar Siotiouer.
Ter hliren9es oanifs 6orrs'1inas'
mauo / gun gOpbtas SeiIe lsn It.
Zen lie % 3ofs 5Hsoas bosr
RaoHse iale,s pau be iIeit' Sfiiionsr
bialae RtiurblGdter III ganoiffe.e ,atr
Dc Ton iaas fra Niuneopolis til sanost
Dto OF bsn7snos zig I'll 800" 9ansns
qnnbtontor.
9ietIsbss baUss prdrieIono Winnfs
lOia Oa 8ofoio, Os biniat StoDians
i @tseonfin % Uiialaau paa 500
Ssrubontu. YaDe 3%srub1nepuier. -
Sfriu etier qanotort oq lauprerebs 5Or'
tloriu9er III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

- GopTT10n it7. Enbger Dor have
OracarseH. or rfgelIR dsraf III den III eafBt ca a
s. elier WAShBUHHb Mel fhIJ
FOR 49, aIIfi neude fHIYen u GrocsfifH ffit "mbnfa ,
FragfYof n Minneapolis, OF vi rcnde tnl lctIn. q -
ten en- - PILLsHuRY 8 ciier
Mel FHIT GLEN IA ~ vel Drdrrn al apRlke ON y -
bursfH eIIer Washbafn'a hcl bushe-. hoEle fauhief
givef 10 0rdrrr paa c. Z OK fsar da hBk fnlrDuig :
oy SAX Wnshburufrs Iea a nllndei1gf broccFNhhhd
fdr anger ont rent 81 Tor hcle ssndingen fornd.h
FrHmIeu. Vi vi under insen 0mstandiEhad glore no
civ onlre pAa raa mango 9odtl3db DE onsksr, ogiaa
ca So Aaf medhver VI sender.
Tpd. bedsto gran. sukRer, ] Pa. bedfte bTindt Mocha
og Jasa kane. I ~. ufarf tJapan The I'm sort, "a
bedafs trfeds HhieHs 5fd. California huitanh nom
RosineT. 2 Pd Vuftizzs g11antr, esHtfa Ienrfde, dan
bedste dyrkeds Curans, 3 ~. aler badHts California
Biommer. 4 Inz. Lemon Ekrtrakt, 2 Parker tedafa
rolled oafs, 8 P1nd japan RE, bedfte tlsgs. l0Id 5
Eak lint B0rdshlt. 4 + AMER Roberts Diamond hhbf
z Kat.r TandstEk.r. T. Hster larlor TAndstiaaer, !
Pa. Arm and Hammer Nhrke soda, z fahher fohtnihS
Yeast pund silver Glsrs btiveise, I "a Dlamond & ON
RtiseIse. fakEe Rising suu Oyrpoiitur. lc ftofrelse,
) FUND soda Crackers, 3 purd Ginger snaps J 70 bed
ste et5dt aort Peber, / pd. bedst ft6dt seunep, I Fund
Cations Ankar HonnlnR Favored Hord sirup. fn meget
pod Efrnp. 4 UHz- Vanilla Fkstrakt. Glenn ikko Md
Ordren al opgivs, hFilken fsrBmis der onsfes-
kaVue ~ FoffadfesHeF pan fnhFefl
lA..-anF som busEer al B1hbs E8fer 4 detail
UUSktS. I'll wholesale Prissr. WI .enas
wort 80 RlfeTs Grocery hhtal"g
FTIT hver eden Uge tit fnhFeF Person. SON sender -
Easna q Adresser paa II siler Here raaii1eiiSe fhf-
mria OF andre FoFbrHReres
T. n. Roberts Supply House. Minneapolis inn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

len At nogle papirer til BAN. - Wan
ben boeoe formentlig pda Ct. geotrs
@aiebiem / q. geOersitr1bt. men
bar lite b9ret rigtig tlar opsr 8stpo=
ningen at be to go9itdper st" fors
an ,geoers 99itebiem~. tbi ban bdpoe
opgibet fin Qoresie at brre aStsnz
peoers" @%Gitebiem, iel6fslaelig foroi
CT. glieber betpoer Sten 9li6er.
9aa @ftier. Den betenbte
Original, Wefanifer, Mtaler % RE
oattsr RieIs Rielien / 6ostrup pr.
&eae paat9nfer at omoanne Secret
ninaen til et Qftieielfab. boorom
,gItiiGaanos qbis" i~noeboloer ri
qenoe Advertisement:
o4ttier pad ; aroner. fem 9roner.
/ 9iels GieIiens 6enieri % metdniitt
9Rrtiteosr, Der oetes itorartet u0biz
bet, tan faces 9sroagen ben II. W1ai
/ Snouftribotenet / RDportitr9be / SIS
qe. Renterne Ct 10 Gre moanIig Al
Gronen "a betales foruo ben onosn
9erbag / bber Wadne.
Qiels Rielfen,
Metaniter. 0aler % 8eoattsr".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29
PROVIDENCE MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
No. So DEARBORN STREET, CHICAGO. I'LL
(fnfnrbprfrff rubfr Ctetfn aufunfa Qsns

(Jnforportrfi rnbtr statfn 3aiHsis espt.5
sehaubler mfb uieilbnr Zi'ierhcb pribafe ca ner.
bgic Snabomme JON ere en- 8aar al uLabomafIaars
lab eler andre dardger. & ale ouhf ca HIobings
bgmmr aarauierfs huriia ua uaria NuT. fiaefem ale
nHaiuriiqe u~oiammelier. iom ibaiffr eegemff ca fors
tgrrer Aerutintemfi. hnHiigt brinaes Hnber aonfrsl.
og BEN ION 5el8e berai table DlaHbb0Hsfraii filtas
li apIbia 0araHii. bDis eg 1atienfs Epabnni eus
ifH gleuHem G%urismmclie thsr foreqaafHde nt Sc
banbliH8 bar naaef q Hnnft. lUur bcibrebflit &c
%ipiblioH. fnbeTrfties Ban heron. uhef6rebfIiae an
iaafs tie tor AfhaHbiiHg. Snmpium tlaHf of blibe
ifuot pda AfaiftiHa Hdar 1fbloaff az 2Reuf fsHs
clamp. Bfibai Abrfsifs l. y. HVSHE.
IS DEARBORN ST, CHICAGO. ia.
(Rapu bftif Hlabs glapn naar n Hupfr3
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-29

SgGbbrpItup. 0~iafonisies
itifteliens 9rGIt, 9aItor 0albof q
6uitru feireoe fOrnplie Sslbbrpnup
/ boilten 4%nleonins Der flageoes paa
5tiftelien. SsIpbrubeparret mootog
9ptenTtninger. 9IomTter % @aoer fra
forfteaige Siosr. sra 8iaionisIerne
mootog Sslpbruogommen iaalebes Il
8ulour mso Do. 9Goe % SslDbruoen
III ct .0aQmarstOrs@. Seprigt feir,s
oes 0agsn iom 6amiIieieit.
Gn 6atftmsntner? Gn rs
benbaOnit Waleribenb. Der bar paa
9eien til 9sbenbaon fra RingIteb, To-
isgte eftsr al ban poa 9olititammeret
babbe eril9ret al pare uben Benge, at
uoai0e en- falif 5emtroneIeboel / 70
batsbanbler Risliens Butt / 4leobt !
RostiIOe. 6an dnboIbtes ca faitbois
oer peobliDenos, at ban bar funbet
SeooeIsn en- D{ilspei ira Rinqiteo !.
9anoeOeis9rsften uaotet ban %fanbtes
/ geiiOOelie al Walss % 1egneretptz
liter liant anoet, Der afgiOer tart
5ormoonina FOR, at ban ielD bar To-
i9roiget Seo0elen. Der isorigt - naar
b%orties fra. at ben er lopli9 lDs - II
ret 9Oot eiterajort. Gfter enot Grunf
lobsforbsr bleo Waleripsnoen. Der
tioliasre IT itrafet for 39peri. are
miteret.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-08-17
TreSpaSS Notice.

All persons are hereby warned
not to trespass on the estate lands
of A. j. Kibler, deceased, in
Lancaster County, known as the
"McIlwaln place." near Dry
Creek, or the "Kibler place" two
miles south of town adjoining the
Welsh Mill tract, by cutting either
fire wood or timber on said places
or by hauling, removing or dis
posing of any wood or timber cut
on said places or either of them.
The law will be enforced against
any and all persons disregarding
this notice.
Nothing herein is intended to
prevent tenants on the place cut
ting and hauling the necessary
firewood for home use
j. H. Fitzpatrick, Agent.
Jnly 20, 1901.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-08-17
Assessing the cotton Mills.

Columbia, Aug. IA The hoard
of equalization of South Carolina,
recently provided for by the Leg
islsture to fix the assessments for
taxation of cotton pills, fertilizer
and oil mill property, is now en-
gagged upon it's important work. -
After hearing today from cotton
mill presidents from all over the
State the board adopted the plan
of assessing cotton mills according
to- the market value of their stocks
and bonds instead Of upon. the
spindle basis. Heretofore the
State has assessed this class of
property just as any other real
estate and personal property.
The results of the change made
necessary nv tho phenomenal
growth Of these industries remains
to he seen 1T is believed, how
ever, that tho amount received by
the State will be larger than un-
der the old system.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-08-17
Two Young Women Killed by
Lightning.

Gresavills, S. c., Aug. 49,
A terrific electrical storm visited
this section last night, doing much
damage in the mill valley of the
American Spindle Company. A
six-room house was struck and
Miss Victoria Levi and Mics Bus
bee wore almost instantly killed.
Clinghan Ward was also struck
but is still living, although his
condition is still serious. Four
children of the Russell family who
were occupants of the house were
also shocked, remaining uncon-
scious several hours.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-08-17
TIE Lancaster
Graded School

The Lancaster Graded Schoul
(rown and Factory will open on
Monday, September 10th, 1901,
at 8 O'Clock q. m.
Pupils must not buy text books
until furnished with lists by their
teachers.
For pupils not belonging to this
SPECIAL school district, the follow
ing tuition fees will he charged
per month, payable in advance:
Primary Grades, $1.00; Interme-
diate, $l.5o; High School, 5000.
Ora, uatcs of this school are
admitted to the Freshman class of
all colleges in the State, without
examination.
|, The teachers will meet at the
school house Sept. 18th, at 10
O'Clock a. IN.
B F. Miller,
Chairman BID Trustees.
Chas. T. Conpors, Sec and Tres.
Aug IL, 1901. limo.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-08-17
Mountain Excursion Rates.

Commencing on Friday, Aug.
10Th. and Saturday, August 18th,
and continuing on successive Fri
days and Saturdays until October
5th, tie South Carolina and Gsor-
gia Extension Railroad company
will sell week end tickets from all
stations, Camden to Yorkville, in !.
elusive, to Blackburg and Shelby,
nt 81 so, to Rutherfordton rs,
to Marion $500, tickets good re-
turning until the following Mon
day. Also on and after the above
named date and continuing until
October 5th, will sell round trip
tickets to above named p, ints
good to return within ten days
after date of sale at one first -class
fare for the round trip. This
will afford an opportunity for
every one desiring to spend their
vacation in the mountains during
the hot weather, to do SO at small
cost. Ample hotel ana boarding
accommodations can no secured ut
all of these points. They are
ideal summer resorts and noted
for tho beauty of the scenery and
health giving properties of the
natural mineral waters. The cli-
mate is cool and delightful and
the country is entirely free from
mosquitoes. Any further infor-
nation with regard to hotel and
boarding accommodations. may be
had by applying to the under
signed. E. H. Shaw, general
passenger agent, Blacksburg,
S. G.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-08-17

he charge of Hon. John Gary
E> ms to the effect that people
VIII supported McLaurin in 1897
wcrn traitors, is almost as inter-
esrnHg as MIR. Evans practical ad
mi sion that Mr.. McLaurin's pol
i'icS have undergone no change
el,rb that time. There ure good
rea ,ons, of course, why Mr.. Lati>
mrr may have repsnted of his
.'heresy'; but in the case of the
II lrnce of us who have no politi.
c'I aspirations, tho same reasons
Il" not apply. .-YorkviIle En>
uuirer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-08-17

The anti McLaurin combination
of senatorial candidates can hard
ly preserve unity. There are too
many discordant elements in the
com bination, not to mention jeal-
ousies which will arise when one
seems to forge ahead of another. 1t
is we'll known there is no love lost
between Latimer and Johnstone,
and it is limited the relations be
tween Evans and Latimer are not
more cordial. The common pur-
pose of beating McLaurin cannot
hold them together forever. Itis
a compliment to McLaurin, how
ever, that the prospective candi
dates against him should SO thor
oughly realize his strength as to
feel the necessity of making =
combined assault upon him.
Each of the candidates seem to
understand that McLaurin is the
man he has to beat. .-Colum bia
Record.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-08-17

The dispeo ssry law is a strange
""c. The advocates believing the
= a ,le should be told all the lia-
nu' they want, but when con-
sta le imbibes to his satisfaction
and celebrates a little he is dis
charged for so doing. If it is right
for tho State to sell whisksy it is
right for her citizens to drink it.
Ii 1t is wrong for individuals to
sell whiskey it is wrong for South
Ca'olina to stop then aRd form Il
trust herself and soil it ut exhor-
hltrnt prices. She forbids COM
petition aud sells whiskey hlgh
,nan any othsr concern that deals
in the vile stuff. Dispensaryitss
have no just right to oppose trusts
and the like whom they belong to
one of the largest liquor trusts In
The whole country. Satan never
had better co-educational insti-
,ulc than tho dispensary Is
Edgefeld Advertiser.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-08-17
a Spartanburs Attorney Want.
To DO AcLaurin's Successor.

Charles p. Sims, a prominent
attorney of this city, has annoul> :
cel his determination to make the
race for the United States Senate.
When seen yesterday he stated
that this was his purpose, and that
he would announce his platform at
the coming meeting in this county.
While he would not give an init
nation a. to his platform, he said
thst he would demonstrate before
the race ended that hs hes some
clear cut views on pending issues
and is not swinging ON any body's
coat tail. He promises to give
the other candidates something to
think about and will canvass the
entire Stste.-Spsrtanburg Her.
AID
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-08-17

While corporations arc usually
regarded rs soulless they are
somntimes considerate and oc-
ca>i"nally exceedingly kind. If
their good deeds we're magni6ed
more and their evil doings CON
dem"ed none the less perhaps
they might he encouraged to
practice the former more and the
latter less. The thought comes
I" u> in connection with recent
occurrence: The officials of the
~"G'h hern railway hearing that
the I'D war hero, Gen. Wade
Hampton, was going to take q
trip 20 his mountain home for a
summer vacation, kindly granted
him transportation and very con-
>iderately placed at his disposal q
private car.
At various other times we have
neen struck with the uniformity
and promptness with which COR
p"rations respond to appeals for
aid in times of calamity or great
distress, and in addition to their
direct contributions the railroads
sgrant free transportation of
all articles of freight for cbarita-
hle distribution, whether il be to
orphunages or sections stricken
nv famine or other calamity. -
ker>baw Era.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-08-17
TO sAvs HEw s::ti,.D

From Frightful Disagreement
Mrs. Mamie Ga;leger, of La
Grange, Ga, applied Bucklep's
Arnica Salve to great sores on
her head and face, and writes it's
quick cure exceeded all her hopes.
1t works wonders in Sores,
Bruises, Skin Eruptions, Cuts,
Burns, Scalds and Piles. Csc,
Cure guaranteed by Crawford
Bros, and j F. Mackey & Go.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-08-17
UNIVERSITY
OF NORTH cAR0tINA.

THE HEAD
Ofthc States Educational system
Academic Department.,
Law,
Medicine,
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-08-17

The next sessions of the State
Summer political Institute will
he held as follows: Aug. 9th at
Spartanburg; Aug. 2sth at Green
vile. Supt. Tillman with his
full corps of professors will be on
hand.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-08-17

The news that "l6 to l or bust"
has "bustsd' has not reached
Lexington county yet and candi-
dates for DR.. Stokes place in co.,
gress are running on that platform
Journal and Review.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1901-08-17
Curious Phases of Politics.

Evidently Senator McLaurin
absented himself from the meet
ings at Union and Chester, S. c.,
last Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day not on account of tho sickness
of his daughter but because he
realized that he was not wanted
and that those were not times and
places for him; for he spoke Fri
day at Ordway, = point near
Westminster, S. =. Three differ
ent accounts of his meetiag seen
in the papers Yesterday, gave him
an audience of 1000 one report
said ovor 2,OO0-and agreed that
it was a gathering of farmers and
that the attention was close and
the applause liberal. A Green
vile special of the Sth to The
Charleston News ard Courier,
concerning the occasion, is as fol-
lows:
Senator McLaurin delivered an
address at Ordway to-day, some
ten miles from Westminster.
Something over two thousand
people were present and listened
with marked attention, and gave
him generous applause whenever
he made n telling hit. His address
was before and under the auspices
of the Woodmen of the World.
His line of speech was similar to
that made Mt Greenville, and he
had the crowd with him fully on
his exposition of expansion, mer-
chant marine and the Paris treaty.
In no case was the applause more
hearty than that which followed
his denunciation of bossism, ring
rule and puppet committe emen.
Tho large crowd was totally unex-
pected, and his reception for tho
first time before strictly farmers
meeting makes his friends and
followers qnite JubiIant.
What is so perpIexing about
this whole business is this: If Nc
Laurin's movement il of so little
consequence and if, as TilIman
says, he cannot carry a county in
tho State, how comes it that after
weeks IF advertising a two days
meeting with thirty speaker. at
Union, and an infinite beating of
tom-toms. the TIllmau layout had
but 800 people there one day and
1000 the next, with 1000 at
Chester. Saturday, wt,ls McLaurin
had 1000 farmers at Ordway at a
meeting of which no notice had
heen given outside tho neighbor-
hood9 And how comes it that he
was we'll received and had hearty
applause while tho Tillmanite au-
diences of three days were unre-
sponsive and Tillman's famous
hand primary was SO fiat failure
ut Union that he got mad? Again,
why was it necessary,if McLanrin
cuts no-6gure in South Carolina
politics, for a parcel of politicians
to 90 trooping over the State IN
an off year, taking him for their
text and taking the vocabulary of
blackguardism IN expressing their
opinion of hims
We would know what to think
under the samo state of facts up
here-out maybe South CaroIini-
ans are different. t.-Charlotte OBJ