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Ml Russian Soldiers
Made Prisoners. /
text of Articles of Q>oitu=
lation of Port Arthur^?
Officers are Paroled.
111 Forts, Buttaries, Vesccls und 11
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Monitions Aio Transferred to
the Japanese in Their Ex 1
isting Condition. 1
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The text of the articles of cap- c
tulation of the Port Arthur garison
signed by the commissionirs
representing Gen. Stoessel
tnd Gen. Nogi, has been made t
>ublic. All Russian soldiers, t
narines and civil officials of the ?
?arrisou and harbor are mado 1
)risouers, all forts, batteries, f
ressels, munitions, etc., are t
nansferred to the Japanese in
he condition in which they exsted
at noon of January 3, vioation
of this clauso to operate g
is an annulment of tho nogotia- t
;ious, giving the Jajuim s army .
warrant to take free action ; the ^
Russian military and naval au- p
,horities are to furnish to the (
Japanese army an exhibit of all [
rortifications, unuer-ground and ^
lubmarine mines, a list of mili;ary
officers, of sTiips aud the
lumber of their crews, and of j
hviliana of both eex< s wuh their ^
race- and occupation ; and a'l
lublic property, a- buildings, j
nunitioi s of war, etc , to bo
eft in tho present position pernio
ng arrangtment for their trans(ere:ico.
Officers of the army
ind navy are permitted to re,ain
their swords and such of
.heir personal property a* is di
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ecuy necessary tor the mainte-l4
lance of life and with one ser- '
rant each nnv, upon signi g '
heir parolo not to tako up arnisj^
luring tho conlinuan-v ?>f ?hoj *
vai, return to Russia. Non- }
lommissloued officers and pri- 1
rates will be held as prisoners. n
?or the benefit of the sick and 0
voundod Russians tlie sanitary v
iorp9 and the accountants bo- i
ongiog to the Russian army *
ind uavy will be required to 1
erve under the Japanese sani
ary corps and accountants for 1
uch period of time as may be
leemed necessary.
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?AVED FRO\I TERRIBLE >'
DEATH. y
The family of Mrs. M. L. Bob- n
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... w uui^vnuii) ioiiii., miw ner v
lying and were powerless to save. [
'he most skillful physiei wn and
very remedy used, failed, while
onsumption was slowly but sure "
y taking life. In this terrible t
our Dr. King's New Discovery o
or Consumption turned despair ^
ato joy. The first bottle brought
in media to relief and its continued
se ccraplotoly cured her. It's
he most certain cure i n the ^
porld for all throat and lung ^
roubles. Guaranteed Bottles 50 <1
ts. and 5^1.00. Trial Dottles ?
reo at Crawford Bros., ,1. F. (
lackey & Co., and Fandcrburk I
>har. Drug Stores. 0
By concerted action the cotton ..
armers of the south hare reduced j.
iroduction before, and they will ,
0 it again. The world needB all
he cotton tho south can grow,
ait if it will not pay a living
trice for it, lot it he made to pay
rell for less than it requires.
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Pneumonia and La Grippe
Coughs cuied quickly by Dooy's
Honey and Tar. Refute
ubstitutes. Sold by Funderbui k
'harmacy. \
Happenings in the State. - <
Is Chronicled l>y the Alert Cer- A
respondents of The (Columbia q
State.' v
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LARGEST COTTON YIELD.
Spartanburg, Jan 2.?Mr C A
durph is the winner of the ptise
if 8100 in gold offered by the
nrst Natioual Bank of Spartan- hi!
>urg, for the largest yield of cot- hi
on on one acre of land. His yield P?
miouuted to 4,283 pounds of seed
ottou.
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SAW HUSBAND FALL DEAD.
lorkville, dan S.?While sit v*
ing on a mulo at his residence ri
wo ruilos east ofYoikville this
fternoon, Mr Napoleon A Simril ^
lad an attack of heart trouble and
ell (1=.ad, Mrs Simril witnessing w!
ho sad occurrence.
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MET PECULIAR D1ATH.
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oj,urtunburg, Jan 8.?Tom ^
smith, colored, mot a tragic death CQ
mis morning wnne engaged 10 i t?i
Milling the well on Mr. Lip j ^
iVood's premises, near Paoolet 1 Qfi
1 ill ion. Some of the workmen
in the ground were lowering a
missive bucket, filled with rocka,
o Smith, who was working in the fei
veil, somo 25 or 80 feet below. ne
Suddonly the hoops of the overtulcn
bucket gave way and the en. a0
ire contents fell on the unfortun- ^
de man's head, crushing his skull, q
Jcaih was almost instantaenous.
TWO ITALIANS KILLED.
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Ohar'eston, Jan 2.?Padro Cip- th
inunois dead and Dominica Cuz- ev
ira is wounded and likely to die
t iho city hospital, as a result of
1\ ud nt the camp of a number of wj
Lilian stonecutters, near the do
;h u le?ton navy yard. Cuzzara HF
1 id acted tho part of a peacemaker
nd had been shot for his trouble. ^
lc was taken to a small neighbor* ap
ug house 10 receive attention, and an
110 of his friends became so ex- th<
reived over the shooting that he
vent after tho man who had done
he act and killod him on sight,
le then made his escape. The
rouble resulted from a drinking
tout which marked the birth ef
he new year. >
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FUUIT DEALEK TAKES HIS LIFJB. Q,
(Charleston, Jan 3.?G. C Well
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iiuvK, wnuiubuie truit ueaior, 45 pr
ears old, killed kimself this of
nor uing at 11 o'clock in the pri- de
ato office of his establishment. va
io left a note, it is understood, 0n
o Mr Stonor, telling him good Tc
ijcund expressing trie opinion tal
Lint ho would be happier, but not wl
xplaining tho oauao of hi? trou- be
lo, under which he seemed to la- M
or. Ho was married on last Iqj
iundny night to a Miss Sohimdt. th
t was loarned today that Mr. th
Vellbrock has been suffering un- t0
or some severe mental strain, for
few nights ago he slept, or spent
he night, in the county jail upon
lis own request, stating that he
vtis in fear of bodily injury. Bar* fat
?v>:- ?'- ? be
ium ulid mui, iur, vv euorocK ou
tad givou no evidence of any
nentul affection.
CASTOR IA "
For Infants and Children. a
The Kind You Have Always Bought ?.
Pears the /JX /** er
V^naturo of CfLajt/tfMoCbfj/U hii
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No aane man ever forgets those th
vho owo him money. ' 1*7
Charlotte City irng Co,
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Medical Dispensary for the
Hty?To 8upply Legitimate
Demands for Whiskey.
In order that aleholle llquere
r medioiaal purposes may be ehLned
in Charlotte without stele*
>n of the law, the friends of pro
bition in the city are drafting a
II providing for a medical dlansary
to ba called "The Chartte
City Druj Store."
The bill, which will be fer
irded to Senator Dale for iatroiction#into
the Legislature, pro.
des that a dispensary thall be
in without profit; that liquors
all be sold from it only upon
e prescription of a practicing
lysician in good standing; that
ines shall bo sold to the churches
r the sacraments; that drags
all be kept in stock for the bent
of the poor ef the city under
escription of the oity phytislan;
at it shall be ooatrolled by three
mmissioners to be appoiated for
ran of one, two and three years
r the Legislature, the vacanoies
they occur to be filled by the
ard of Aldermen.
The belief ia tbat this institution
11 help to make prohibiten ef~
3tive in that imperative and
eesaary demands for liquor may
i supolied under eolor of the law
id resort to blind tigers will net
erefore have excuse.?Charlotte
bserver.
A VERY CLOSE CALL
"I stuck to my engine, alouarh
every joint ashed and
cry nerve was ranked With
.in," writes O. W. Bellamy, a
comotive fireman, of Burlington,
wa. '<1 was weak and sele^
thout any appetite and ill rot
wd. As 1 was about
?. I arot a hntfla *#
tters, and after taking it, X fldt
well as I erar did in my I!fb.M
eak, sickly, ran down peoplo
ways gain new Ufa, itraijtl
d vigor from thair sat. Try
em. Satisfaction guaranteed tf
awford Bros., J. F. Kaakey 4
o., and Fundarbark ftir.
'ice 0Octa.
>xas to Taka Care of all Surplno
Cotton.
lew Orleans, Jan. S.-K 8. Fat*
s, prasideat of tha Texaa Cation
rowers' Association, wko arrivhere
today says tkat Taxas is
spared to taka cara af afir bale
her surplna cotton. This was
na on a basis of 9 par aant. Ad*
nee of |20 par bala will bo teada
every bala af snrplas aotton In
>xas and tha Territerles will bo
ken on this basis, bo aattos
sat the priee goes to. This boo
ten arranged for tbftt purpose."
r. Peters issned a note of wor?g
to cotten-growers to boll on to
eir surplus stoek, whisk bo sold
e spinners were now *7???
acquire.
STRAIGHT FACTS.
A whole lot of fauoy phrases Oka tfe
rltten about remedies, hat M kko
;ts to prove any thin#? pood ekwtflbt
5ts. And the strongest feet yoa area
ard is that Tannopillne Is the best
re for piles on the market. 7t mro
solutely. Has a healing, ennHiIng
ect from tha start, ?
AlldrugfUU have it far tt AO ? Ur. fl
Ask tot TannaplUne
ka a aabstltotfe. nt (I
White friends of AImp ?
negro barber who died a fow
seks ago at Anderson, bare
eeted a handsome monument to
b memory. Johnson waeo atouob
omocrat and stood manfully by
e whites in the perilous days el
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