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i iU?iaiiniiG Announced. |]
Speakers for tho Southern Cotton
State Convention to bo ileld in
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Now Orleans Jan 24 to Jan
20.
Macon, Ga., J an 13.?A special
o tho Telegraph from Monticollo,
3a., says that President liurvie T
oidan, of tho Southorn Cotton tc
;rowers' Protectivo Association, n
*?h uuuounced tho official program d
ie of tho Southern Inter-Slate S
Cotton Convention, which will bo tc
eld ut Now Orleans January 24- ol
(J. it
The organization will be vailed tn
ordei by Mr Jordan. The na
Ion M J Sanders, president of o<
bo Now Oilcans Progressive gv
Jnion, and Mayor Martin Behr- b<
3un will deliver addresses of wel01110
to which responses will be te
aade by tho Hon J Pope Brown, tl
f tlawkinsville, Qa., chairman Zi
f i_tho railroad commission of ei
xoorgia and Walter Claike, of p
Tiarkedale, Miss., State vice presdcut
ot the Southern Cotton
powers' Protective Aisociatiou.
Tho first day committee will be
.ppointed on resolutions regard- V
ng cotton acrooge and fertilizers, S
State hureaus of statistics, organ- ^
zations of producers, ware house ^
ysteni, banking, State exchanges y
ind the present crop and surplus.
Chore will bo a general discussion A
ijf j^^eut situation. . *The
second day there will be,
uiong othor features, addressees
y tho Hon ? L Summorwell, of
I?t? V.-V..1-- l r? rN - -
xuiu, u n uargan, of At-|
uita; M 11 Thomas, of Dallas, Ji
\xoi; L W Parker,of Greenvillo, cf
(J; L P Rillyer, of Macon, Ga.; dj
i (J Murray, of Kingston Toxas, p<
iid E D Smith, of Magnolia, S tl.
I. Iho report of committeos will cl
lro bo received. gi
On tlio third day thero will be ki
Idressed by the Hon It. R. Poole, 1,
f Montgomery, Ala, president of sit
griculture; T. B. Parker, of en
aliegh N.O,; It. E. Smith, of de
liorman, Texas, and F. M. Miller, th
f Now Orlcanss wi
Railroad rates of one fare, pluB ps
venty-fiv? cents, have been grant1
from all points in the Couth
>r delegates and member of their ce
iiuilies. President Jordan urges th
1 delegatos to reach Now Orleans ge
)t later than 10 o'clock Tuesday G'
orning, January 14, and to re- in
jrt at onco at the assemb ly
' hall of the Progressive Union. A
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WED FROAf TERRIBLE m
DEATH. ;
The family of Mrs. M. L. Bobtt
of Bargerton,Tenn., saw her
ying and wore powerless to savo. rai
ho most skillful physicians and ki
:ery remedy used, failed, while th
msumption was slowly but sure- at<
taking life. In this terrib oL .
)ur Dr. King's New Discovery c0
ir Consumption turned despair an
to joy. The first bottle brought
'.mediate relief and its continuod or
>o completoly cured her. It's de
10 most oertain cure i n the
orld for all throat and lung
oublos. Guaranteed Bottles 50
s. and |1.00. Trial Bottles
eo at Crawford Bros., J. F. *
ackey & Co., and Fnnderbnrk ev
har. Drug Stores. St
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For Gen. Pickens1 Memory. of
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Washington, Jan. 12. --Repre- m
ntative Aiken of South Carolina q,
tvoduceda bill today appropriat- pr
g $1,000 for a monument over av
e gravo of Gen. Andew Pickens, p(
ho is buried in Anderson county, (j(
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Irew Lots to Decide Who
Should be Eaten.
.moricuu I^rodgo Texas Founder.
o?l in Storm Christmas Eve.
Twonty-Ono of Crow Drowned.
Waterfjrd, Ireland, Jan 11.?
he steamer Zono arrived hero
)day witn tho captain and 12
ton of tho American steam
redger Texas from Dantzie, via
outhampton Dec 12, for Galves>n,
which foundered in a storm
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j me neoriues. mo crew enired
tho small bouts but one con
iining tho chief officers and 21
en sank immediately ami all its
icupants were drownod. Tho
irvivors drifted for several days
afore being picked up.
Tho survivors who suffered
irribly from cold and hunger say
tat just prior to sighting the
eno they had drawn lots to ds?
do which should bo killed to
rovide food for tho rest.
WONDERFULNERVE
Is displayed by many a man enuring
pains of accidental Cuts,
bounds, Bruises, Burns. Scidds,
ore foet or stiff joints. But
aere's no need for it. Bucklen's
irnicaSalve will kill the pain and
ure tho trouble, it's the best
alve on earth for Piles, too. 25c,
t Drawford Bros., J. F. Mackoy
5 Co., and Funderbnrk Phar.
>ruggist.
Big Delivery at Port Arthur.
Washington, Jan. 12.?Tho
apanoso legation lias received a
iblegrnm from To no, of today's
ite. saying that General Xogi reDrts
that tho delivery at Port Ar.ur
has been complotod. It inudos
fifty permenent forts, 5t>4
ius,82,670 cannon balls, 30,000
les of ammunition, 35,252 l ilies,
928 horses, four battleships, bodes
thp Travastopol, which was
itiroly sunk, 14 gun boats and
>stroyed, 10 steamers, besides
e small steamers, 35 of which
ill bs serviceable after slight rears.*
Berlin, Jan. 12.?A disatch reived
today from Mukden says
at according to Russian intelliiqco,
the Japanoso army facing
eneral Kuropatkin has been re*
forced by 368 aiego guns, recent
used in the investment of Port
rthur und also by 32,000 in*
ntry, making a total of 388,000
en with 1,254 guns.
Olilldrpn Pni^nntwl
Many childron are poisoned and
ade nervous and weak, if not
lied outright, by mothers giving
era cough syrups containing opiBi.
Foley's Honey and Tar is
safe and certain remedy for
ughs, croup and lung trouble,
d is the only prominent cough
sdicine that contains no opiates
other poisons. Sold by Funrburk
Pharmacy.
Ex-Senator O. Butler Marries.
few York, Jan. 14.-Gon. Math7
0. Buttler, formerly United
ates Senator from South Uarora,
and Mrs. Walter Whitman,
New York, were mar.ied toy
in Grace Chantry by Rov. 11.
cGim. Only a fow friends of
snoral and Mrs. Butler wore
esent. The bride was given
?ay by Patrick Colbaun, and
irry Belmont was host man.
oiieral Butler's homo is in Washgton.
Mrs. Rogers to Hang.
First Woman Executed in Vermont
in Seventy Years.
Rutland, Vt., Jan 12.?Gov.
Charles J. Hell of Walden, who
for week# has been urgod by'diun
dreds of persona all over the conn
try, to commute and not to com
muto the sentence of Mrs Rogers
to bo hanged next month for
husband's murder, has now given
his final decision in the matter.
Ho say a:
"1 6oe no reason why the law ,
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w* f?iuiuui siiouia not take their
courso. No matter what my personal
views on capital punishment y
1 do not consider that I have any
right to inierforo with the laws
of tho State. 1 was elected by the
people to enforce and not sot
aside tho laws of the Common
wealth."
This makes it certain that Mrs
Mary Lingers will he hanged in
thofctato prison at Winsor on February
5. Sho will be tho first
woman to pay tho death penalty
i in Vermont in seventy years.
! A VERY CLOSE CALL
UI stuck to my engine, although
every joint ached and
every nerve was racked with
pain," writes C. W. Bellamy, a
locomotive fireman, of Burlington,
Iowa. (1 was weak and pale,
without any appetite and all rum
down. As I was about to give
up, I got a bottle of Eleetrie
Bitters, and after taking it, I felt
as well as I overdid in my life."
Weak, sickly, run down people
always gain new life, strength
and vigor from their use. Try
tlieni. Satisfaction guaranteed by
Crawford Bros., J. F. Maokey &
Co., and Funderburk Pilar.
L'rice 50cts.
Linkous Sentenced to Hang.
Roanoke, Va., Jail 14.?James
Linkous, who was yesterday conj
victed ut Radford of wife-murder,
was toduy sentenced .by Judge
Casboll to bo hanged on Friday
February 17. Ho will be brought
to Roanoke tonight?for safekeeping
until the dute of ..hie execution.
On last Chrsitmas day Liokoua
L!11 ?
Kiuea Dig wife and their yeung
adopted eon, locked them Id a
room and set fire to the houee
stroying tho building and burning
the bodies to a crisp. When ask
ed to atand up and receive the
death sentence, Linkous declared
he was innocent of the crime.
DOMESTIC TROUBLE8
It is exceptional to find a family
whore there are no domestic
ruptures occasionally,but these can
bo lessoned by having Dr. King's
New Life Fills around. Much
trouble they save bv their <rra?t
-J o
work in stomach and Liver troubles.
They not only relieve you,
but euro. 25c, at Crawford JBrof.,
J. F. Mackey&Co., andFunderburk
Phar. Drug Stores.
To Exempt Cotton.
Littlo Hock, Ark., Jan. 14.?In
tho house of the general assembly
today Mr. Simpson of Hempstead '
county introduced a bill exempting
from taxation up to Juaa 1,
1905, cotton he'd by Arkansas
farmers for'botter prices.
STRAIGHT FACTS.
A whole lot of fancy phrases oaa be
written about reinedlsn, kul It takse
iiuhh u> prove any tiling-good straight
facts. And the strongest flsot you evaf
heard is that Tnnuopfline is the beef
cure for pilee on the market. It curaa
absolutely. Has a healing, soothing
' fl' <:t from the start.
Alldrugglsta have It for tl.03 k ]ar.
Ask for Tannopllint [and don't dare
take a substitute.
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