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hANCASIEk ANO CHESrEf
RAILNa
Schedule III effect Aug. %, 1900.
(OaIiy exo.y, >unda.
WESTBOUND EA5TBG GUND.
He's. IA and l6 Nos. and is
4 M. NJ A d. p M
f@7 53 Az 'nrs Nv 40 6 10
90 Richburr 10 S47
AT Bascombvilie 10 40 8 81
~ Fort Lawn IL 90 Sls
PM
80 400 Nv Lancaster ArII 40 $40
No IA. leaving la ,casfer $50 am.
makes close connection at Chester
with southern Railway No 36 for
Charlotte and points north; and Sea
boart Air Linz Atlanta SpeciaIr
M Atlanta and points west A'su
with Carolina aud " Northwestern Rail
way No I'D for ennir N. G. and in
Eermediate points. and southern Rail.
way No 33 for CoIumbi; and points
euuih
No. IL, leaving tn, ster 1890 q m
connects with Southern Railway No.
% from Columbia and noints south:
S'7aboard Air Line "Atianta Specia,n
rom northern ana eastern points aud
Southern Railway No 3S f,nm North
en- AMI eastern points, an Ian.
oAater with G e. q K for Blacksburg
No, is, leaving Laocasler 100 p m
ehnects at Lancaster with s q & Ct E
n4m Camden ani Marion and South
~ Railway NJ "a at Chester for
Charlotte and points nerth.
No. Is, leaving Chester $40 o m T.,
oqnnects at Chester with southern
hal~ NJ. "a from 'olum bia and
points south.
-AS VI. He nth, Gen Pass. Agt
LEROY SPRINGS. President.
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Charles Broadway Rouss Died
Sunday in New York.

New York, March 8. Charles
Broadway Rous. died here today.
Mr.. Reuse had suffered from
hssrt disease and dropsy
x Nj. .kouss wa. born Ut Wood
bsro, Hdr, in 1886. He first
engaged in business IN Ninchs.ter,
Va, served in tae Confederate
army, and =, then, csns to New
York in 1865. He had been IN
business here continuously trom
that time. He erected at his O IN
expense monument to dead 60 81
fs' crate soldiers in Mount Hope
cemetery, this city; founded a
physical laboratory at the Univer-
sity of Virginia, and gave 500,
coo for = Confederate monumsat
to he located vt Richmond, va.
Some yssrs ago Mr. R"us> nes
came blind. He offered 81, 600,
600 to any one who could restore
his sight, but the reward was
never successfully clais-d.
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By vote of 81 to IL the South
carolina senator's wsre censured
by the senate last Friday for their
recent unbesoming conduct.
While the vote WAS being taken
McLaurin declined to vote for, he
said, obvious reasons Tillnan
when his sams was called laid
with voice shaking with emotion
that ono apology WAS considered
enough among gentlemen for an
insult given while in the heat of
blood. Senator Burrows, ~ mo-
msnt later moved that rillman' 9
words be quoted in the Journal,
which prompted riIlman to rise
and say he meant no offence by
the remark.
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AUDITORS NOTICE,

..a,tcajie'. -. II =. C, Dec. 4, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that this Of
h".- il he "pen from the lst day OF
January to the 10Th day of February,
% : f'r tue purpose of receiving the
r 'drns OF the Taxpayers of Lanca ster
county
= persons having property 10 their
D"SsrSs'"u ar control as Manager,
li""'e or AZ Husband, Parent, Guar>
iinn, ftus,ee Executor. Administra-
L"r, Receiver, Accounting OfAcsr,
NNenl At rney ar Factor on the lst
.isy of puary 1902, are required to
90 h" shme for taxation within tho
i'm" required by law. or incur the
.arallt oi Fifty per cent. which At.
'trtes IN case of failure to do soA.
a 30 s~sessInr mt Of all Real Estate
aoJ al improvements thereon, to-
aa'her win Ali personal property OF
cry description must be given to tho
fudi'or i"r tie assess ment for 1902.
'hr "oil rsx of One Dollar 10 laid
"pnn MI male persons between the
t-es IF ~ and so years, except persons
w"o are tx mpJ by law.
rhe Auditor o. an assistant will At
I'D The following place, in the Ooun-
Oh thv DAYS named below for the
con yenience o. tie pubic
,'Sr"ois tuesday Jan. 7. 1909, fla.
piea,ant VaI,'y We'd Jan. 8, 1904.
i,jair har-day Jan 8.
Va" " cN, FRIDAY Jan 10.
HAl", MO"day a IN Jan. l3.
Dwight, Monday p. M, Jan Is.
svii'e Tuesday Jan. IA
rrxahaw Wednesday Jam Is.
! ~ r"ek church, Thursday Jan. ~.
pr Weisme's, Friday Jan II.
Fnm"s, -a'nrGa Jan Is.
i"iIe q Id Mine, Monday Jan. 20.
x haw Tuesday aud Wednesday
ia. 2iIt nnu % to Up m.
death -priugs rhursdsy Jan =,
''''~>an liz, Friday Jan. G4th to &
D."
y. iandil sban's, Monday
ian. 27
wi he tn the interest of svsry
TX Payer 10 mako thsir return
pypmptiy aud save the penalty Of 50
pe! oe.t which ATT aches er the 1Oth
& February
= ter.ths sbove dates will be found
'4 &c ntitot's of1ice to wait upon
- pubic,
Respectfully. -
JRO. A., COOK,
Auditor, L. 6.
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Bradfleid's Female Regulator
Siin ole to Women.

Especially valuable to women is Brown
ron htters. Backache vanishes, headache
t:sappears. strength takes the place Of
weakness, and the glow of health rcatlifr
comes to the pallid cheek when this won.
derful remedy is taken. For siolsIy ohJldren
or overworted men il has no ,JunI. No home
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Brows ',ters is sold Nv - ct.,,k.r,
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An OLD Ias..

Every day strengthens the belief of emf.
aent physicians that impure blood Is the
cause Of the majority Of our diseases.
twenty-five years ago this theory was usod
- basis for the formula of Browns Iroa
Bitters. The many remarkable cures effected
BY this famous old household remedy -
yu6ieient to prove that the the Dry is sorrestt
Browns' Iren Bitter II solt hY all deals1
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FINAL DISCHARGE.

y Notice is hereby given that will
make my final return in the Court %
RSOsate for Lancaster County a5 Ad.
n,inistrator OF the Estate Of the late
Y, l.. Edwards on the 4th day of
RAruary 1902, and then and there
zply to Hon. G.. ID. Jones Probate
J9d4e, for a final discharge as such
A6@n illustrator.
Jane E Edwards,
Adm i'm istratrix.
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LaIllss Affair It
Sp,rtanburg Depot.
hsrchant Collins Attacks a For
msr Assaiiant-and Strikes
Lady With Rock.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Spartanburg, March s.-Ths
usual quietude of the Spsrtanburg
Sabbath was broken this after>
neon about Eve minutes to 4
o'clock and the Southern depot
grounds at that period were live
with animation and excitement.
This afternoon telegram reached
the city to this effect: "Both old
and young on 337 train from At
lants," signed by "Phillipps."
This tslsg rsmwas to a Mr.. Lowry,
care of John d. Collins. The
sold aad young" referred to in
the dispatch evidently meant Mr..
Gholston and his son, Clifford
Gholston; the latter whose case
for assault and battery with in
tent to kill on the person of John
D. Collins will come up for trial
at sessions court which csnvoaes
here tomorrow. 1t will be re.
msmbered that about year age
while engaged in a clinch 6ght
with John D. Collins, proprietor
OF tho Bee Hive, in which store
he was a salesman, Clifford Ghol-
ston shot his employer in the
stomach. Collins is a stout, we'll,
built man in the prime of life and
weighed normally about 1T5'
or $50 pounds. Gholston 10 .
youth about II years of age, of
slight build and would easily pass
fer one of Younger yssrs.
This afternoon after the tsls.
gram had been sent to its address
and about the time the 337 train
was due John D. Collins and two
Of his salssmen won't to the South
ern. depot and awaited the arrival
OF tho train. AZ the train slowed
under the car she'd Mrs. j. A.
Davis, wife Of the day telegraph
operator vt the Southern depot
WAS seeing her sister off and while
awaiting for her sister to beard
the train Mrs. Davis greeted
Clifford Golston as he alightsd
from tn. car steps. She was in
the act of shaking hands with
the young man wh" perhaps had
been = neighbor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis during their residence prior
to moving to Georgia, when frsm
behind some one threw . rock
tho stone striking the lady IN the
back OF the head and telling her
PROSTATE On tho ground in an
instant.
4 moment later John D. Col
Inns brushed by and struck the
lsd, Gholston several times in tho
face. The policeman who sub.o-
quentIy arrested Collins stated
that he took pair of knucks from
his pors and it is said that Col
lins used the knscks on GhoIston,
Jr. The boy was thoroughly
frightened by this sudden attack
and took to flight, running back
In the coach. Gholston's father
by this time had alighted from
the train and in CLOSE range ad
ministered several blows to the
assalIant of his son. The police
came up by this time and the
fight was ended. All the men
were arrested.
Mrs, Davis vas painfully in
jured and there is a bruised SPOT
on the back of her head nearly as
large AS a guinea egg.
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WANTED, Hickory, Doswsea
and Persimmon Logs. Southern
Hardwood Co. Charleston, g.. g.

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarees.
candy Catharttc, cure cons tipotioa forever.
~.ne. III g O. @. f~u. drHGxlsss retsnd neaeA
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22

An element of the Grand Army
OF the Republic, ever since the in>
ception of the order, has been en-
ergetically endeavoring to turn 1t
into a republican organization. This
would be the best way in the world
to kill that or any other social or
ganization. When Uncle Sam is
in need OF defenders, he is not par
ticular about their political leans
ings, as for instance in the civil
war, when something like two
thirds Of the Union soldiers were
composed OF democrats, although
the republicans now claim all the
credit. The politician has no bus>
mess in the Grand Army and the
old soldiers should ineventinently
boot him out whenever he shows
himself.
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22

Davies, the paint man, is here. Will
be unloading a car Of wall paper today
and tomorrow at 233 Main street.
The committee for the Elks ball has
appointed the following gentlemen to as
eiet them at that affair tomorrow night:
j. M Silcox will act as floor manager
A. r. Sampliner and j. E. Dulmaine,
will serve in the capacity Of reception
committee. while j. q. Gallupe and @.
F. Keene will have full sway at the re-
freshment counter. The selections
show wisdom on the part Of the general
committee and there will be opportunity
for these gentlemen to shine in the var
ious places which they have been ap-
pointed to fill.
A lot OF the latest and finest wall pa.
per in the west, in this car. More com.
ing. Also new and complete line oi
mixed house paints at 81 SO per gallon
w. D. Davies, the paint man, 233 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22

Sheriff Cadihee of Seattle, who
has not particularly distinguished
himself in leading the chase after
Tracy, was marshal of Leadville in
the early days Of that camp. He
is a brave and efficient officer, bul
seems to have more than met his
match in the champion outlaw o
this decade.
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22
Nothing to II.

There was a vast amount OF talk on
the streets yesterday. as stated in The
Sentinel, regarding the disposal OF the
money secured from the sale OF the ma
chinery OF the Monarch we'll No. l, and
many hints were given out that there
was about to be some unfair dealing by
which the stockholders would get the
worst OF it.
Walter L. Mulkey, secretary OF the
company, was seen this afternoon and in
response to several questions Mr.. Null
key may be quoted as having said:-
1st, "lhat the acts of the company
and the transaction of the business Of
the company by its board Of directors
was and has been entirely within the
law and in the best interests OF the
company"
End, THAT the affairs Of the company
have been honorably and economically
conducted and that it's failure to com
plete the bore of Monarch we'll No. is
entirely due to tho collapse Of the oil
proposition in the state; and that, not
withdrawing the fact that thousands Of
dollars have been expended throughout
the state in development work, nothing
of material encouragement has been de-
veloped."
Bird, THAT the Grand Valley Petrol
eum & Gas Company will, upon any fair
basis, contribute $1,000 to continue the
bore Of the most favorable project by
which the existencs or non existence OF
oil IN Grand valley can be determined"
Mr.. Mulkey thinks the talk has all
started without any particular founda-
ton, and says that as soon as it is prac-
ticable to call meeting OF the stock
holders Of the company the same shall
be done
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22
Many Have Enlisted.

There has been quite large number
OF men and boys at the enlistment head
quarters today, and six have been exam.
lowing are the names which have been
accepted: Edwin X. Price, Edwin Chez
ly, Rufus B. Hurst, Frank. W. Hawn,
Frank w. Emery and Frank e. Smith.
AS many more have passed the exam
nations, but at the time the records
were seen this afternoon the parents
consent had not yet been obtained,
which is essential when they are accept
ad
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22

Martin Tompson, formerly of Willow
Lakes, 8. d stopped between traine
Monday to see old friends. He is on his
way to ST. Louis.
Henry Smither OF indianapolis, Ind
stopped between trains Monday with
Capt. Robert Smither OF Orchard Mesa
He is an old time friend of Mr.. and Mre.
James A. johnson.
No one will be refused admission to
the Park Friday evening to eat ice cream
and cake and to hear the band concert,
but all will be asked to deposit l5c. Or
cream without cake 10c. Be generous.
Carl Seiber was brought down from
his fathers ranch today. suffering from
the injuries received there several days
ago by horse throwing him and falling
on him. He is badly bruised but nc
bones we're broken.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Jay arrived home
last night from their extended tour to
California. While absent they visited
many places OF interest and have many
amusing and entertaining tales to relate
to their friends about their trip.
Tonight at the Methodist church there
will be held special meeting and every
one is most cordially invited to attend
Among the speakers will be Bishop War.
rem, Chancellor Buchtell OF the Univer.
sity OF Denver, DR.. j. F. Harris and Rev
s. b. Kirkbride. The topic OF the
speeches OF course will be the university
and the work which it hiss done and pro
poses doing. The gentlemen on the pro
gram are all speakers Of considerable
note and it will be we'll worth the while
OF anyone to go and hear them.
The entire population of this cisy and
all sojourners are cordially invited to at
tend the band concert and lawn party a,
the Park Friday evening Cost 15c
cake and cream.
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22

About the time the Missourians
along the river bottoms began to
blow about their coming big corn
crop, a flood sauntered along and
took corn, neighhorhood and all
the 6xings away with it. AS we
have remarked before, the Grand
valley comes nearer sure, crop
proposition than any place on the
globe.
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22

The St. Louis exposition oom'
missioners are bestirring them
selves, and it is certain that Colo>
RADIO will be prominent figure in
the displays. The exposition opens
in 1904, and it is to be hoped that
Mesa county will be suitably rep
resented, as it will be particularly
valuable as an advertisement.
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22

Denver hrs music galore this
season. Two fine opera companies
the Banda Rosa, probably un.
equalled in the world, and three
notable symphony orchestras, sure
ly makes a record for wild ives,
town, which many easterners be
lieve to still amuse itself with In
dian war dances and beating the
tom-tom.
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22

The Oregon and Washington Of
hcials have apparently wearied o
their wild>goose chase after Tracy
and abandoned the search. Tracy
is a phenomenon of nerve and cum
ming and probably will be heard o
next at the head Of a successful
band of train robbers
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22

Whether Lieutenant Governor
Coates is or is not at the present
moment a socialist does not partic-
ularlv matter. 1t is evident he is
not a democrat, which party elect
ed him. and is therefore not entitled
to further political consideration.
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22
Weather Report.

The maximum temperature yesterday
was 90 degrees and the minimum this
morning was 81 degrees.
Forecast for this section is:
r, ir tonight aud Wednesday,.
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22

The increasing trade of the Uni
ted States with Porto Rico gives
evidence of what might be occurs
RING with Cuba but for the control
OF congress by the trusts.
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22

Betwixt the frlars, the burners
and the drowners, life on Samar is
full of excitement for the people so
unfortunate as to be natives thereof
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22
Another Lie.

Snappe-Yes, believe l did say you
were always lying about yourself.
Bragg-Sir, I'm not accustomed to
that sort of talk. I'm gentleman.
sir!
Snappe-There you are again!
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22
!. Kind Husban d.

lis your husband good provider?"
asked sympathetic visitor.
Indeed he is, mum. He got me
isree new places to wash last week"
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22

The man who wanted rain has
changed his mind.
The daily sentinel., 1902-07-22

Denver is threatened with wa
ter famine, but the beer supply con-
tinues undiminshed.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-09
Annetite and Hunger.

"Most persons do not discriminate
between hunger and Appetite said a
doctor of long experience. Appetite
Is what makes a man drink or smoke
aad what makes most men and wom-
en- eat. Many go through life never
knowing what hunger really is. /
often fast sixty hours and never feel
the worse for it. A friend of mine, a
physician in Brooklyn, goes without
food sixteen days at stretch and
keeps up his work meanwhile. There
isn't an organ that can contract any
disease from lack of food. Most of
them do become diseased through the
effort to take care of too much food.
They are all in better tone after fast.
Another thing, hunger is felt only i'll
the mouth and throat. That gone feel
ing that many complain of is not hun
ger; that is form of disease. If per-
sons would eat only when they We're
hungry and only as much, as hunger,
not appetite called for-well, we doc,
tors would have to fast. New YorG
Press
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-09
Mark Smiths Views
OF European Life

The Washington Post of October 5
has the following:
when a man goes to Europe he
might as we'll be buried so far as
knowing anything of what is going on
in the United States is concerned, -
said Hon. Marcus A. Smith, the we'll
esteemed delegate in Congress from
Arizona, in a chat with friends at the
New Willard.
Mr. Smith has just returned from
trip across the Atlantic and he is
looking in the pink of condition. 81
have heard Englishmen over here,
he continued, "growl because our pa
pers didn't print any British news
but their sheets certainly contain
nothing from America that one wishes
to read OF all solemn and supremely
dull literature an English newspaper
heads the list.
"But I have no right to find fault
with the old country; for it was IL
England that l really got more real
solid enjoyment than anywhere else
in Europe. The next time | cross over
shall put in my whole stay in Great
Britain and shall 4eschew the big cities
for the little towns and the country
The rural parts of England are to me
possessed of an attraction that no 9TH
er foreign country could hold.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-09
The Greatest Men.

It would be difficult task. if not an
impossible one. to persuade any half
dozen men casually brought together
into unanimity Of opinion concerning
the greatest man who ever lived. Most
OF them would agree no, doubt With
Lord Brougham that julius Caesar waa
''the greatest man of ancient times .
but how many of the six would accept
Professor Gardeners estimate of Crom-
we'll as ''the greatest Englishman of all
times?' Eac!i of them, we may be
reasonably sure, would accept Shake
speare as the greatest poet, yet Lord
Lytton once spoke of Milton as 1.-The
greatest poet of our country" And
where will be found two men out OF
Scotland to agree with Charles Markey
when he says OF Burns that he was
"the greatest poet - next perhaps II
King David of the Jews-whom ans
age has produced ?"-Leslie's Weekly.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-10-09
well Placed Generosity.


In 1886 Liszt went on a tour in the
French provinces. He arrived at the
little stown OF L. to give concert,
as announced. But the inhabitants
appeared to take but little interest in
musical matters, for when the must
clan appeared on the platform he found
himself face to face with an audience
numbering exactly seven persons
List stepped very calmly to the front
and. bowing respectfully to the array
Of empty benches, he delivered himself
as follows:
Ladies and gentlemen, l feel ex-
tremely fattered by your presence
here this evening, but this room is
not at all suitable; the air is literally
stihing. Win you be good enough to
accompany me to my hotel, where /
will have the piano conveyed? We
shall be quite comfortable there, and
| will go through the whole Of my
programme
The offer was unanimously accepted,
and Liszt treated his guests not only
to q splendid concert, but an excellent
supper into the bargain. Next day,
when the illustrious virtuoso appeared
to give his second concert, the hail
was not large enough to contain the
crowd which claimed admittance.