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6 A Remarkable Feat. A Doctor Amputates his own Arm, which had been Crushed in Machinery. L'-mrenburg, Va., special in Charlotte Observer: With his left hand and forearm crushed and Held firm in U?e mouth of a fodder spreader, l>r. Charles McCullough, a well-Known young farmer and physician, who lives in Buckingham county, 40 miles from Lviichbu g, cut his arm oil below the el how with lu< pocket knite. Alter freeing himself lie directed the farm hands with hini in taking up the broken arteries in the arm, thus saving his life. Afterwards he walked some distance to the house. Liter he was brought here, and the arm was amputated again above the elbow. The fac that Dr. MeCullough was left handed made the performance all the more wonderful, tliscondidition tonight is excellent. The accident happened yesterda- afternoon a ui ])r. Mct'nlloiigh was brought here a> midnight. The farm superintedent caught his arm m the same machine, tearing it off, two weeks ago. This caused blood iioisonim:, trom which he died. The Smoot Case Again--Discussion in the Senate. Washington, Dec. 12.?At tinconclusion 01 the morning hu iness in the Senate Senator Bur rows, chairman ot the Senate committee on privileges and elections, called up 'lie resolu'ion from that commitee declaring that Hon. lieed Smoot is not en Lilian fcU it ?>C<1L <I? <1 O IlilHir u I the United States Ironi tno State of Utah and uldressed the Senak that subject. The question of Ueed Smoot's right to a seat was discusaed by Senator Burrows tor more than three hours. The Senator hid carefully prepared his speech, which received the closest at tention throughout by a large attendance of Senatorsand crow d ed galleries. Senator Sinoot occupied his place in the chamber. No interruptions were made during tlie entire speech, which was an ^arraignment of Mormonisni and tlie responsibility which at tached to Mr. Smoot tor Mormon ) principles, as a member o! the ? r a! in i ifwl wv t t b a f 1 h n holi |? i \j Vy /'' 4 y w? i lie * uin* ii. o^oman's Horrible Death. nihil. Dee. 13?A- a result allowing a 'iv* ehanudion m ailver! i.s<-mcnt, Louise i ?s, formerly a coinie opera ns, (Iit'tl today, ii hour In fore her death i\vo eh&ineii'ins or wled ir on woman's m tuth, and pliysi lis say I hat h?-r hody i-- ilive wil h the little ropl il"?. A Vear of lilood. I lio 7 ' lir I'M"! A ill lit.' re'lit. Ii;Im-i- I in the homo i?l F X. I'm ? t, .. Alliiiice. Ky,, nt a year of hh>o<l; which flowetl ho copiously tiMin Mr. 'Jacket's lm^s that death seemed very near. He writes: Seven Medina from the lunj^s md a fright IV eolith had brought in(s at .lentil's dour, when I be^an taking I>r. Kind's X. w l>iscovery for Consumption, witn the astonishing result that after taking four bottles 1 was completely restored an.I .is time has proven permanently cured., Guarantees tor .Sore Lungs Coughs and Col.Is at .1. !' Mackey Co., Crawford l.ros , an I Fnnderhurk Pharmacy. I THE I Honor Roll for Tabernacle School for the Month Ending Dec. 4, 1906. Tlio following sucee.-slully pass?<i their examinations ; Distinguished?May me Fun derburk, Maybelle Funderburk, Carrie Funderburk, Vera Hays, LulaTaylor,Nebraska Courtnev, Sim Carnes. Fair?Lillian Griffin, Allie I'lyler, Gaason Funderburk, Arial Ingrahaui, Clyde Funderburk, Dallas Courtney, Odessa C ?urtuey, Sudie Carnes. Ezzie King, Xanlee Funderburk, Mi'tie Griffin, Ethel Taylor, isapheiie Courtney, Tain Ingraliam, Otis McManus Van I'lyler, Knm Funderburk Jessie Hays, Roy Hays, Corinne Funderburk, Man ha Wallace, Etfie I'arue", De-vey Funderburk, Christine Taylor, Adelaide Carnes. Deportment. Excellent? Van I'lyler, Lula Taylor, Maynie Fun derburk, Odessa Courtney. Dailas Courtney. Nebraska Court nev, .Marguerite Sepp, U'is .McMains, Sidie Carnes, Eftie Camt'S. (t ?od Fair?Adela deCames, Glen l'ly'er Sim Catie^, Urn! Carnes, Cora and Am ie Can es. Pompey Sliute, V -ra Havs, Jessie and U >y Hays. Martha Wallace. Canie Funderburk, Clyde Funderburk, liosn ami Coriiime Funderburk, May!)-lie Funderburk,G in-011 Fundi rhurk. /rale' and Dewey Funderburk. Allie Piyler. James Plyler, Aria Ingraham, Tain and Ervenia Ingraham, Ethel Taylor, Christine lay lor, Isaphene Courtney, E Fson and Marion Baker, Benlah Small. Ezzie King, Eula King, L ilian and MitUe Griftin, llenrx McMaiius, Hubert Unwell Attendance. 100 per ceiU ? Carrie Funderburk, Clyde and ^ 1/ 7? .,1/,/, * iiiiiiiu * diiuci liuiu, dJil^iCC and Dewey Funderburk, Allie Piyler, Arial and Ervenia Ingraham The s hool is now making ifAA I ? t?Ar?l?neP n?*.l I wm?I I V <111*4 I W 'Mini UI all parents to send their cliildien regularly. Respectfully, A. C. Rowel I, Principal. Verdict in Famous Mississippi Casv,?-Mrs. Birdsong Found Guilty ol Manslaughter. llazelhurst, Miss., Dec. 12 ? i Mrs. AhL'ie Birdsong was found guilty of manslaughter today f<>r killing Dr. Thomas Butler and was. recommended 'o the mercy of tli,e county court. Alter t lie vord'Ct, while the defendant s;it t*ryii?*it li a y<?nok chikl Hi her arm-, a deputy ap pioached t<> tube her to ,jad.? When lie lifted the child from it* mot ier tin- little one -ohbed in rear, ,-M mma, don't let him hav e me " S> sin*: had Mr-;. BirdeontM friends h 'en ot a lavorable ver diet tli < i ' vas nearly alone mi the .-'int r om when the i 11 ry nte-Ml. even her husband beinp I absent. Mr-,, bird one was not com pe t d to remain in jail, but spent I the night tmder surveillance at 11 hotel. Her one e, United Slatei Senator McLaurin, who had left Ha/eUiurst, was telegraphed foi to return an 1 make the motion ANC ASTER iNEWS, DECEMI for a new trial, which the d< fense announced will be done t< morrow. The court did not pa^s sentenc tod ay. The minimum penalty for ram slaughter in thia State is a tine < $500 Mrs. Birlnong, 22 years of ?g< and a member of a leading Mis sissipj i family, in Novembe 1905. vlio! and killed Dr. Thom? Butler, also prominently re)ate< She allowed thai he had bnaste of illicit relations with her an that his boasis were untrue.The tragedy occurred in Mont, cello, Misc. Had a Close Call. "A dangerous surgical operation, ii volving the removal ot a malignant ulcc as largo as my hand, lroin my duuglitei hip, was pr, veined by the application Hueklen's Arnica Salve," nays A. C. Stickl af Miletus. \V, Va "Persistent iis? of tl Nil ve completely cured it.'' Pur. s Cut linrns and Injuries 2'jc at J F Mackey.C mwford 15ro.--., and Fuuderburk l'armnc druggists. Summons^for Relief. A (Complaint not Served.) ST A 'I' K UK SP)I "'I'll (' ARl)I.I \' A I .anoaster ('ounty. Court of Common Pleas. Charleston . Live Stock Conipan Plaint ill", against Samuel W. Birmingham, Defemlan To tiie Delndanf, Samuel W. Birn i ogham. You are hereby summoned and r< quired to answer t lie complaint in th action, which was this day tiled in tl Olllet* of the Clerk .f this Court f> Lancaster county, and to serve a cop of your answer to t he said complaii ii t he subseri tie* s at their otllce in 11 Springs Block in the town of Lai ca: ter, "s t'., within twenty days aft* the service hereof, exclusive ot t,l day of such ervioe; and if you tail t answer t ho complaint within the tin a oresaid t lie Plaintiff in this actio w ill apply to the Court for the relii demanded in the complaint. I?nte 1 November 2, A P., 1900. (iKKKX v"c 11 INKS, Plaintiff's Attorneys, i ?~ ,1. K Cregory. seal V C. tC. L. (J. I s IMnnlnrl ! ^IIIIHII l is UEIIUil We want to buy within the ne> three weeks all the cows, shee] goats, hogs, chickens, geese, tu keys, ducks, guineas, eggs, bu ter, etc., for sale in Lancastc county, and will pay the highe: cash price for same. Our bus ness has increased to such an e: tent that we find it difficult 1 keen enough meat to supply 01 trade,and for this reason we ai paying a little better price tha other folks for cattle, poultr etc. So if you have anything i this line for sale, bring it alor and bring it quick. We ah want to buy corn, peas, grec and dry hides. Highest ca* price paid for all. We wish to say to our trac that we are prepared to deliv< anything you want in the me; line. Handling so many beev a day enables you to get yoi choice cut. We also handle fk and oysters. Plyler Bros. Wafrhoc (ivaivvp CLOCKS, 11 JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, [ CHINAWARE, GLASSWARE, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS L L Ln fact, we have got al, most anything you can , think of and our prices cannot be matched >: CLYBUhN & ROBINSON. % 5ER 15, 1906. FACTS fEij Broom Company ?f ?** t -r "* StiLLo 1 J Everything in Dry Goc ^ Shoes, Hats, Ca i ~ ((1 Clothing Specials. d We have still left 100 Suits for Men and Boys that will be sold regardless of our former prices. 1 $0 00 Suits now for 3.75 8.00 Suits now for 5 00 10.00 Suits now for 6.00 12.80 Suits now for 7 50 Boys'Suits from 1.00 to 3.00 :;l Specials for $1.00 W1 "H r A oa 1: ? ? l i- 1 - r?rv . , u<?-vm: uuicu, tilt: uesiiiiaue, c\j * 32 inch Sea Island, 22 yards for. J; 36 inch Sea Island, 16 yards for. 17 yards best heavy Checked Ho Underwear. 1 case Men's 50c Vest and I'ants this sale each ... . . 45c l.case Ladies' extra heavy Vests and I'ants. this sale each '25c children's and Misses Union Suits 25c Ladies' Union Suits 4Sic Ladies' Set Snug Union Suits.... DOc y, _______________??? We have numerous other valu< t. so we ask you to come and make i- 10 to 25 per cent, on your purchi A. J. B ie I "Hard Times ie ; ri'iuil oiih uik n\f Just Two Mor CtiH TIia JLrllU 1 11V ct We have only to offer to the 1 P' 150 barrels line Baldwin Apple, f One car-load High Grade, up >r Five thousand pounds assortet ?t Four hundred sacks Salt, i- Twenty barrels new crop N fifty-five caddies of that good Tc ^ Best assortment of fruits a re Christmas. Come now, don't wait till t little account is due if you owe i y> J in i Bennett Grc le = s Bargain i Take Wc will offer to the trading p entire stock of Men's and Hoys' Pants at cost. In dry goods ar that is kept in a general store, you can buy them anywhere in t gains in dress goods in all color? HAT'S AM Hats in all styles and prices t attractive line of fine shoes in 3 ebrated Reynolds Shoes, the bes shoes we give you the Stroolmai ica. We have them in all kind:uj) to the minute and are in the > black leathers from 2.00 to 3.5 misses and children surpasses us? from 50c to 2.50. November 0, 1900. McCardell & Old Merca is FICTION Sells it for Less WHAT? )ds, Notions, Clothing, ps and Millinery. Dress Goods, Dress Goods. 5 pieces 54 in. all wool Broadcloth, the 1.00 grade, this sale 75o 5 pieces 54 in. all wool Broadcloth, the 1.25 kind, this sale 85c Look at our other special things in Dress Goods. 54 in. Black Brilliantine at 4Pc lile this Stock l asts : yards for $1.00 1.00 1.00 mespun for 1.00 Shoes, Shoes. We ha\e tlie best line of Shoes on earth for Men, Ladies and Children. We will make the prices to suit you. When you need a pair ask to see our shoes. es that we cannot mention here, your bill with us and save from ases. ROOM CO. itlluillMIS! e Weeks Will fhflntAr VI1UUIV1 t owest cash buyers, one car-load, -to-date Flour at $2.00 per sack. 1 nuts. lew Orleans Molasses, and only )bacco at $2.50 for 10 lb. box. nd all kinds of cake doings for he last day?and remember the is. Yours Respectfully, >cery Co'py. Seekers Notice ublic for the next 30 days our Clothing; also our line of nice id notions we carry everything and will sell them iower than own. We have some superb bar> and styles. ID SHOES. 0 suit all. for men we oiler an .50 and 5.00. These are the celton the market. In ladies' fine a Shoes, one of the best in Amer; and styles and they are right 1 prettiest kind of patents and >0. Our line of shoes for boys, anything ever before offered by Yours for business, Allison Bros. ntile Stand. .