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NOTICE TO fRESPASSERS.

Allpersons are hereby warned
not to trespass by walking, riding
fishing, hunting, cutting wood or
in any other way on my lands IN
GillsCreek township, Al milesEast
ofLancaster G. H., containing 70
acres, bounded by lands Of ID. A.
Funderburk, Rev. &. w. Gard
ner and j. Wylie Porter. The
law will ba rigidly enforced
against all persons disregardlng
this notice. w. A. Blakeney.
Juue 10, 1902. I'm.
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Election OF Teachers.

The trustees OF the Lancaster School
District will meet Friday, 3lst inst. =,
to elect tea ,hers for the next scholas-
tic year. as follows Superintendent
Principal and five assistant teachers
fer The white graded school and a
teacher for the Factory School. Ap
plIostions should be filed with the
Undersigned Oh or hefIre that date.
CHA 5T ONNORS
Sec & Treas Bd Trustees.
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DR.. Carlisle has again asked to
be relieved of the presidcacy of
Woford College and his resigua>
ton was accepted by the board of
trustees last Saturday, It is ru,
mored that Prof. H. n. Snyder,
who teaches English at Wofferd,
has been elected as his successor.
DR.. Carlisle has been retained in
the institution to hold a profes,
sership
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Letter Received by the County
Chairman

Letter Received by the County
Chairman
The following letter has been
received by County Chairman,
Mr.. Fl. +. Coffey and glIen out
for publication without note or
comment,
Columbia, sc. May 30, 1902.
To Hon. H. +. Coffev, County
Chairman of Lancaster County.
Lancaster, :. {.
Dear Sir: At a recent meeting
of the Sub Committee of the State
Democratic Executive Committee
resolution was passed instruct
ing me to request the County
Chairmen of the State to ask the
Democratic citizens Of the cities
and towns to entertain, at their
private residences, the candidates
for State and Congressional offices
when they 60 to their places to
address the people. l am satisfied
that there is not place in the
State where our candidates will
speak, in which the good Demo
Gratis will not be pleased to enter
tain them, if the matter is brought
to, their attention by the County
Chairman.
Many of our candidates are
men of small means, and it is
a great hardship on them to have
to stand such heavy expenses in
the way of hotel bills, etc.
Trusting that the wishes of the
Committee may meet your ap-
proval and hoping that you will
do what you can along this line, ]
am most respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
WILLIE JONES,
CHAIRMAN.
JAMES II. PARKS,
SECRETARY.
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a m0numoat was srsatod yester

a sndnlmoat wss erected yester
day at the grave of the late T. b.,
Addison Mt Douglas church by his
children.
Letters advertised for the week k
ending June IL, 1902: Miss
He title johnson, Miss Mary c..
Stroud, Mrs. Fannie Campbell,
Mrs. Anelm Jones, Mrs S. J.
Brown -Frlnls Stewart, Mr., l.. 5.
S. Brown, Dr. j. +. Green,
Frand Hin, Henr. Barber.
s. Belle Nance, p. Nj.
The Hampton Literary Society
will hold its annual contest for
the debater's- medal on Friday,
June Is, at eight O'Clock p. N.
The debate will take place at the
court house. After the debate the
society will illustrate Shakes
peare's Merchant of Veulce iu
series Of tableaux ahd recitatioDs.
The prices of admission are for
adults twenty five cents, for chill
dren ten cents.
The question, "Are wars of
conquest jussiiable 20 will be de-
bated by bessie Stewart and Wad-
dy Thomson for the affirmative,
Paul Moore and Ethel Vanland.
ingham for the negative.
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Local NJ alters

Hlghes, market price paid for
butter and eggs. j. B. Mackorell.
Five vacant town Lots at a bar
gain II yon mean business ap-
ply To +, > Carter.
| have u nice lot of milch COWS
with Young calves for sale or ex,
change for dry cattle.
j. NJ Hood.
Twin Buys were born to Mr..
and Mrs ID l.. McNeely, of the
Tradesville section, Sunday, June
8. 1909, Only one "f them lived.
Mr. John W, Elliott, we ars
glad to learn, h,s Improved very
iiinch siuce his visit tu his musher
at Dwight; He can now walk alb.
out with case and can use both
hands to some extent: Mr.. Elliott
few years ago was aim ost wholly
parJlyzed.
Everybody remembers the delici-,
Gus Irish potatoes sold in this m ,r
ket by Mr.. T. M. Belk OF Dixie,
last year. Well, Mr.. Belk inferms
us that he has an acre planted this
year and that you may expect him
in with wagon load soon.
Of the 80 applicants before the
State board of medical examiners
the past week, s1passed creditable
examinations and we're licensed to
practice medicine in the State. DR.
r. S. Cauthen, of Kershaw, was
one of the number who passed and
received license.
Ed Robertson, COL, was accideu-
tally shot through the hand Sat
urday by his brother Bill at Mr..
w. j. Funderburk's. The ball
came cut near the wrist.
Miss Lucy Vanlandingham, of
Charlotte, Is visiting relatives here.
Supt. of Education RowelI re-
quests Us to say that he will not
be in his Office next Saturday but
will be there next Friday and also
on Monday. Parties desiring TO
see him will bear this in mind.
Miss Carrie Kelley of Heath
Springs, is at home from the Co.
lumbia Female College to spend
the summer vacation.
Prot. John +. johnson, of
Franklin, Va, Miss Ida Cerbet,
Savannah, Ca, Miss Mamie Husy
ofWinnsboro, teachers IN the grad
ed school here, have gone to their
homes to spend the Summer.
Mrs. L.C. Small, of Lancaster,
is visiting friends at Dixie.
Rorn, to Mr.. and Mrs. U. A
Funderburk of o, X, June Z, 1902
q daughter.
Mrs. Della Dunlap, of Reck Hill
is visiting her cousin, Miss Berthe
Usher, at Dwight.
Overseers of the public reads
can obtain COPY Of the new road
law by calling at the Office of w.
Q. Casksy, Couaty Supervisor.
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The chain gang haa worked anil

Cake road up to the Potter road
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Twaty, nf
Heath Springs, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Jno. T. Mackty
at this place.
Died, On FRIDAY last, the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r A. Small,
of Flint Ridge, aged about one
year.
MIR, Il. NJ. Feltham, ,archItect,
has been engaged to furnish plans
and specifications for the new ma
sonic building.
See announcement of Nj. j.
Long for County supt, OF Edu
catlnn 10 this Issue.
MRS. Betsy McMauus, aged
about 80 years, of the Trades.
vile section Is seriously ill. Her
death at any time would not be un>
expected.
Married, at this place on Sun,
day last by Rev. S. N. Watson,
Mr.. Arthur Lierly of Ashville,
N. G., and Miss Mamie Bell,
daughter of Mr.. q. w. Bell.
Married, on Sunday, June 8,
1902, by Magistrate w. p. Cas-
key, Mr.. Andrew j. Broom and
Miss Mary E. Garland, both of
this place.
Tom Frazier, young negro
man, was convicted of larceny and
also breach of t,ust in Magistrate
Caskey's court last Saturday, and
sentenced to thirty days on the
chain gang in each case.
Raymond CASTOR, colored. plead
guilty before Mayor Wylie Mem
day, to drunkenness and fir
ing pistol in town and was SEN
fenced to 20 days on the chain
gang or pay fine of SIS. He was
taken to the gang that afternoon.
Spring chickensare scarce and
they bling fancy price, any
where from Is to 25 cents accord
ing to whether they have been
weaned by the hen or not.
Married, at this place, BY Rev.
Mr.. Murphy, Sunday, June 1,
1902, at the residence of Mr.. G.
G.. Crenshaw, the BRIDES father,
Miss Mary Eunice Crenshaw and
Mr.. Edgar Dobson, of Nealville,
N. G.
Died, at 1 o'clock a. m., Mon
day June 8, 1902, little Ira, the
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
p. Stogner of the Antioch section,
aged s months. 1t was buried
Monday afternoon at Fork Hill,
Rsvs. r. j.. Blackmon and S. N.
Watson conducting the funeral
service.
There will be services in the
Episcopal Church next Sunday, at
II O'Clock a. m. and 5 p. m., con-
Quoted by the Rev. G.Croft Will
liams, of Blacksburg. The Holy
Communion will be celebrated at
the morning service. The public
is cordially invited to attend these
services.
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Educate Your Bowels with CascarsTs.
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other damage was done hy light,
ming III tho county that we have
not heard of.
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Attention Members County Deh,>
Ocratic Executive Committee

Ocrat1c Executive Committee
All members of the County Elk
ecutlve Committee are hereby
notified and requested to attend a
meeting of said committee at Lan>
caster Court House on Mon
day, June 23rd inst, at 1890 p.
m. H. E. Coffey, Chairman.
2t.
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How Ar Your Kidneysg
Or Hobba SparagLs PILLS cure all kidney Ills Sar>
a2efree Add. sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or NE
the One Day Cold Cure
Kermott's Chocolates Laxative Qunine for
cold in the head aud sore throat. Children take
them like candy.
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S p Rim G 1902 ).

You invited great Openn Sale. which
Thursday and Friday this week. April Sd and 4 We will make
this opening the best Come will grand
play of Spring Millinery Ths exhibit the of
fl buying by mner Miss Mac miner
experience and splendid The markets the Fast
been searched to bring before the finest millinery
shown in Lancaster We know that asking
is sufficient giving it, but that
deserve by Offering superior inducements in STYLE quality and
The slightest look
alone 80 far as quantity assortment style and prices
Here will find the only stock of Spring and Sum
good in Silks Dress Goods and Wash Goods Pretty wash
goods in mercerised Silk Zephyrs desirable for waists
suits SO styles of French Percales, Lovely Base Lawns,
Dotted Swiss and Organde few of linen suings
-.these .
White Goods! EmhrOdcrirS! LaccS!-
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Allover ten lins in an annonn
cement is charged for at regular
rates. Our 50. rate is for an an.
nouncement of n It more than ten
lines.
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White Goods! EInbrO0cricS! La(

80 pieces :f white goods Plaid muslins and stripped Baae
he fancy Madran, French Organdes
opening enough aover Edging
tons supply the County Big values such
pers.
: HEATH BANKING & MERCANTILE Co. I
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Highes, market price paid for
butter aud eggs. j: B. Mackorell.
Five vacant town Lots at bar
gain II yon mean business ap-
ply To Il. > Carter. -
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have u nice lot of milch COWS
with Young calves for sale or ex,
change for dry cattle.
j. NJ Hood.
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Twin bpys were born to Mr..
and Mrs ID l.. McNeely, of the
Tradesville section, Sunday, June
8. 1902. Only one of them lived.
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Messrs. Porter q Bird, the con-
tractors for erecting the new school
building, began with large force
of hands, tearing down the old
one Monday. If they continue
to progress as they have 80 far,
by Saturday night they will be
ready to begin excavating for the
basement of the new building.
Two accidents happened at the
work Monday. Mr.. Bird had
enc of his feet badly mashed by q
sash weight falling on it, and a
diece of timber fell on one of Mr..
Jerry M. Knights feet, MASKING
several OF his toes nearly off. Mr..
knight has been unable to walk
since.
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Of the 80 applicants before the
State board of medical examiners
the past week, s1passed creditable
examinations and were licensed to
practice medicine in the State. DR.
r. S, Cauthen, of Kershaw, was
one of the number who passed and
received license.
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MIR, II. NJ. Feltham, sarchItect,
has been engaged to furnish plans
and specifications for the new ma
sonic building.
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Everybody remembers the delici-'
Gus Irish potatoes sold in this m,r
ket by Mr.. T. M. Bslk OF Dixie,
last year. Well, Mr.. Belk inferms
us that he has an acre planted this
year and that you may expect him
in with wagon load soon.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-21
Struck a Good Flow of Gas.

Yesterday afternoon at the depth OF
100 feet, The Grand Valley Gas & Oil
com, any struck fine flow OF gas, about
tire BILE the amount struck on their first
drilling.
A Sentinel reporter visited the we'll
this morning and found the gus lighted
and leaping up above the derrick floor
to the height OF about five feet. Col.
Ketchum stated that the gas came from
tue same strata that they had secured
the gas from when first drilling. but
much stronger and that it WAS then
boiling it's way through about forty feet
of mud and water.
The hole first drilled is now being
reAmed out and it is anticipated that at
a greater depth than they have yet
gons they will strike much heavier
flow Of gas. Drilling is to be continued
right along until it Is demonstrated
whether there is sufficient gas for com
mercial purposes or oil under this city
The drilling is now being done by G.
h. Ketchum, John Wakefield and Frank
Smith and these men who have the in
terest of the well so much at heart, are
doing mcst excellent job OF drilling
and say that they are bound to stay
with it until it is fully demonstrated
what can be discovered, il anything.
The company is now at no expense tor
expert drillers and every thing is scaled
down to the minimum in cost.
IL is to be hoped that these men who
are sticking to the drill will eventually
have their hopes realized. 1t is now
seen that instead OF bringing four or five
drilling outfits into the field, il the effort
could have been concentrated upon one
piece OF work there would doubtless
have been better results, with much
smaller expense to all the people who
have invested in the various companies.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-21
Another Tune.

Some ono must have seen the Denver
Republicans editor very quickly after
the article which appeared in Thursday g
issue relating to irrigation. An editorial
followed tho one which appeared the day
previous OF an entirely different tone.
The following are some of the com
ments in the last editorial and in justice
to the Repu ublican they are reproduced.
Evidently the first article was written
hurriedly, without giving that thought
to the matter. which the greatness Of
the subject demanded.
MIR. Shafroth has been endeavoring
to persuade Mr.. Newell OF the geoiogi-
cal survey to give special attention to
this state as the field in which to make
the first experiments under the now law
providing for the construction Of irri
CATION works by the national govern
ment
"There are many localities in Colo
RADIO where such work might we'll be
undertaken, especially on the western
slope. There is an opportunity for the
construction OF gigantic inter state
cacal, beginning in Mesa county and ex-
lending across the state line into Utah.
This project would involve tho expendi
ture OF many thousands OF dollars. but
1T would reclaim large acreage both in
Colorado and In Utah. There is an
abundance OF water for the irrigation OF
all the land that might be placed under
such dith, and as rule it would he
exceedingly FERTILE"
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-21
Church Services.

Presoy terian-The regular services
will be held tomorrow. The pastor will
preach on special themes both morning
and evening, the evening theme being
"An Interesting Book" The music ie
always OF the beet The Christian En-
deavor and Sabbath school will be held
at Z p. m. and 10 a. m. respectively. You
are cordially invited.
Chrietian-Bible school, 1l:45 a m
Sermon, "The Model Church, Its Creed"
IL a. M; Evening subject at p. m
"The New Imerial Impulse" Come and
worship with US.
Methodist-10 a. m. Sunday school; II
a. m., Subject, "Looking at Things not
Seem; 7 p. m. Epwortb League, A report
from the state convention will be given
by Miss Amy Campbell;8 8 p. N. Subject
"The Right Way.
Episcopal-Sunday school, 10a. m. D.;
morning service, IL q. m; evening SER
vice, p. N.
Epworth mission Sabbath school,
p. M; preaching 8 p, m. Anon 8. Clark
will sing solo, "a Little Talk With
Jesus"
Baptist Sunday school, 10 a, M:
preaching l | a. M; Young Peoples soci-
ETY., Z p. IN.
Congregational-Sund school 10 q.
IN. preaching by Rev. Brehn at IL and
at g o. M; Endeavor at 7 p. m. There
will be business meeting at the close
Of the morning service to consider the
calling Of pastor. All members and
everyone interested in this matter
should be present to vote upon the
question.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-21
OFF FOR GLENWOOD.
Big DELEGATION From This City
Society c Train Carried
800 People From Here

More than three hundred people left
this city this morning to attend the
Strawberry event at Glepwood Springs
Ii all the towns in the western part of
the state do as we'll for our sister city, as
has this city, Glenwood will be pretty
we'll crowded today.
The special train was we'll crowded.
There were forty-two tickets sold at Pal
isades, but only very few at DeBeque.
But 1t is pretty nearly a certain guess
that the special was crowded when it
reached the Strawberry city.
The Columbipe band WAS with the
delegation which went from this city
today. That they viii make a hit goes
without the saying, as everywhere they
have been thus far they have created q
most excellent impression.
In all probability a large number Of
those who went today will remain over
until tomorrow, as their tickets are good
returning until the 23d.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-21
Basket Ball.

The basket ball team on Fourth street
has challenged the team which prac-
tices on Seventh for a game and have
been accepted, the contest to OCCUR next
Tuesday evening. The Fourth street
girls are under the leadership OF Misc
May Carroll. an experienced basket ball
play es, asd Miss Laura Lay has charge
OF the Seventh street maidens.
The game will take place on tho
grounds OF the Fourth street team, op
nosite the tennis court. The game will
be nublic and the young ladies expect
tn show each other several things about
basket ball before the season is over.
People have besn expecting tnis
matched game for some time and 1t Is
cafe to wager that there will be good
sized crowd TO watch the players.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-21
The Excursion Tomorrow.

A large delegation Of the members OF
Woodcraft are preparing to 60 to Glen
sood tomorrow for their picnic. The
invitation has been extended to the
friends OF the order and their families to
join the excursion and have good time.
The Citizsus band will accompany the
picnic party and there is much pleasure
anticipated.
Parties are requested to take lunch
as plans are being made for regular
picnic dinner on the la wn above the
pool Everyone who goes can have
good time
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-21

Richard T. Fulton, OF Boulder, men,
b-r OF the well known realty firm OF
Fulton Brothers, is an arrival in the city
today. Mr. Fulton is making his trst
,isit to the metropolis OF the western
slope and is free to confess we have
very livelg little 3ity, notwithstanding
the fact that there more than three hun
dred people gone from it today, to attend
the strawberry festivities at Gleuwood
Springs. He will view some OF the
nearby orchards before he departs for
his home.
Judge w. 9. Sullivan suggests to
Mayor Sanpliner that he call an inter
tate convention OF we'll known and in
tsrestf d irri4ationists to meet in Grand
Junction to consider the proposition OF
sending a delegation to Washington to
bring pertinently before the controlling
officials, the adaptability OF Western
Colorado and eastern Utah for the tirst
experiment OF the storage OF water and
building canals under the new irrigation
law for the reclamation OF ard LANDS
The suggestion is a most excellsnt one
and should be acted upon by his honor,
Mayor Sampliner.
Sheriff Adams OF Glenwood Springs
believes he has caught the gang OF ho-
boes or robbers who have been operat-
ing along the line Of the Denver d Rio
Grand road at New Castle, Rifle De.
Beoue and Grand junction. There
we're eight in the party and they were
camped in the south canon when caught.
They are represented as hard looking
gang and while there was DO plunder
found about the place OF their encamp-
ment it is believed that they have plenty
10 fol hAh hnna6
that Sheriff Adams aurmise that he has
the right parties, is correct.
The amount Of free advertising that
the city OF Colorado Springs ls receiving
from the state press could not have been
purchased by that city for tho sands OF
dollars. And the reason that such is the
case, is because that city and lis people
had the supreme good sense to treat in
very handsome manner the members
of the Colorado State Editorial associ-
at;on There was a time in this city,
upon the celebration OF Peach day
event, when tho prose OF this city liter
,lIy begged for sufficient money to treat
the visiting newspaper people with
semblance OF courtesy and some one OF
the lupk heads on the executive com
mittee had tho nerve to say that II
would be a waste OF money.
Zach Woodward, wife aad daughter,
of Fort SCOTT, Kansas. accompanied by
Mise Trechter OF the Same city, were
pleasant visitors in the city Thursday
They we're en- route home from San
Francisco where they have been in at
tendance at the 9hriners convention.
Mr.. Woodward is an uncle and Miss
Trschter a cousin OF Mr.. Gus Trechter
. we'll known railroad man Of this city.
It was the intention Of the party to re
main in this city week and do some
fishing from this point, but Mr. Wood
ward was taken with a very severe at
tack OF asthma and was compelled to
seek a lower altitude. Mr.. Trechter e1-
pects his uncle to return to this state in
August, when he will accompany him
to the great Elks convention at Salt
Lake city.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-21

j. c. Vedder, the pump man at the
city watsrworks, stated to Sentinel
man last night that everything was
again in good running order at the pump
station and that there was all the water
needed. Mr.. Vedder stated that as soon
as the new piston rods were placed IN
position there would be no cry OF short
sgs OF water.
The daily sentinel., 1902-06-21
THADD PARKER, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon,
Office over c. d. Smith & Co.'s drug store.
Office hours 8 to 10:30 a. M; 1 to p. m.
and to p. IN. -
Special attention to diseases of the stom-
ach, heart and liver.