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rik jf^gasgl ??r ?1? g?g ir genuine Oliy if*!? . SB ?St: ??i a ?TI* *t *?? ?"*> *>+ >t ^r^? r? ra fitjr??3 rit ??* 'I ^?'-?H .7?' ..r u?tl ****** ?W^'iWi.ViitM-tW^*4* ?^pMsWtf sW/^?jengei 's-Accession as PtovisiQnal .Gov-1 y Until further, notira^?t?''heads o Until further, not&?'.helas o: ff?f? E???^ Alex. ??* lfc*lM? v ^rffJer^I&K^^ th? --i-- ""' rural gnards.an??^ffi^^j5^?^gQ* ? X} c ui" rw0,."rt,. enimenir^circ^s,:i^td'-6e'Qeral Carlo Havana By Cable. - Governor , ~ . . .. * . nutt*?** Iturday to take over the government bv emore and alcaldes will also report to, me?<f?& iuS^(i?0,tt h H sk a^i|fcel8&fl$ i^d?kts of "?^uba to assist fne'in3he.work "of - t -Cuba to assist "fae in a he. work dr re-' emony or puj^c ^mon^tiou.^ Si?qifatf and public eral ii unston conferred with Mr. Taft //.WILLIAM' H. 'i*AFT, regarding the location of" the camps r'' ?eeretor^bf- War, Dnited State for the first division of J_he ^Araa(ri^? iii lh?;' WiSMaL^overnor of Cuba troops to be landed Mew. ima ?vanaTS?pE 29, 1906." have not yet been selected. Funston^ ?rashingtou> Special. _ prepara will command..all thc t roops in Cub&f , tious for the military occupartoA oX. - * - - --? receipt of* a -dispatch ironr Secretary naaifrTn??"r ?.a?t w-f^ft^sa^^ef-raj^?ray;^? ?^S^pS Oif?wm t?aB''orMfrMti?Tte.^aEii%4 l Cuba^rea- ( tue reoue ident Rooseve^svjfeej^MnRrm' and^^rtermagjptyGeneral Hum Prodaims Prdv?ion? Go*nrment;! Phrey a^ his assisTants immediately TOth Etas? as Head vM ^{ ^S^ tions Shall he Held-Civil Admm-, fy at Newport News, where the first' jgfeMJojmrtete JIILHI feifluL.W^.a^-^p?d4tioii---w4ll .??e-mobihgeo>.-?ut lavana, By rernor Taft ^ t?nterventiofl ? n ?* W-Sii ?le ? 30. rushe.d. .to ?arte v'an^Jr3o^ lorie and many other citie idrajn on, 'and Captai ?mjfey, of the Fifteent Jiasr^nfeen ordered"to Nev t r P t t .t "P li e P i t?lect a successor leav^j^j^j^ati^jjj Br*?|d^ fixerai T. J. Av??t, cord v?hout a" government ?TTtHime \Vnen'"-.maucrD^i^ of the Mi t?t, f&?mt?mm .reqnefraf *kr! P?ma, the necessai-y steps,be taken iigthe name^and t?^arJfcprito?rf Prcs?Pgl??^ . 5WOT?fff ?f^f mil^a^r?feoi-etar re order and""protect life and audi chief of staff were unaple . rerty iu the,Island of C?b&*n$s?&ff?^ ?oos^ ,islaufe??^.k'?ys.5e"????!0? thrM^?&9wW&i<& ??VH?f?^rhinediat; and for this purpose t^^t|Noj^iV $? first expedition weri rein a provisional government."Tj^? but".JitrTe .delayed, as "the Secretar visional gof^lt??fff 1iefet?"e's*fa'b- o?''W?K"th?Tr?sid?!nf"and the mern] ed will be maintained only long bers of the geuerat staff hacfgone s1 ugh to restore rf^rrfJSa?^u^ situation tba ilic confidence by*^ert^.sC[f\ti?rrp"^re:^isJ ? gci(er?l" ''undei-standirrg olf??fffd xnif^afy r?ecn tiofe^fe 'nl^^lr^fe^?ol* al J ai?e oh those peirs0nV'np0h''-,!wnoS | r^dy iii 'CTrba,'Ts-'to:'^T'ii\' command] peminentgose?i?ent tfthe j:e jlic shof?il^fi?yqieoV. is consistent wi'tb'the inat?re. of vis?oSSP^iover?mTnt ?esOTsEel lion 1er tesA^ ;wj tj. -conformhlg' with^. o^.^u^,:r.,^:^^u? oisted. as nsaial hveiN the govern^ corps it buildi ?utive '] d< muliici that* of Itinue to Cuban tinue} to adm?Mster ?the^laws^no^in icablW^reJsliir^ lifiatic Tic -^5'-. the . clijj^i;?irs???. 5'i?Jfeutanani ,j??Jxidefc^' "ft^^W?tko-M^r^.to'H eiK en Major.; ' W'iirfam:. ^rp&xm, KernaaiMMajoi tain ?Ee&o ^,rl rlesj"#f Furlong e?s^p ^,^^-jThc C'ubanj anstice, and people are baking. American interven 1?^^^-?- tio^i^^b^y.^lpi^a^^^ op portion "apparent, andi it ^.s^ems oer taiu Uiai there will hp flhsoiirfpiv em^erary emergent "character of the 'gov 2E anxious^ toybr the ci Cuba, Gen. Wasl General Depart? ha, has) to Ne\ the emi 3,500 to sail possible] ,- LliKA mm Wl?' ??st'unlil or?er is He .-nrai?fe every endeavor fully restored in the island ' High ious wil night ai division I result, negro and firej badly sj the bodi ing froi hospita^ are dani was bad] to have Colui to The Williamj to dea| Keaslerl east of| seized the supj tended Keasler: "Wife,; Ordered to Newport,News. ;on,M Special - Bri) ^jih?'^JiL n ;*tele?rj News" t?^ake' "'change- hi atie?r o? ^my?ox^^ been ordeied to prepare m that point as soon as s ATbuntain, Tc. ,Special. pele?le F:rid^^t?rno^n slnTf?, Avas liit in the head by a piece of^f^liij^j^e^ spatainwg igjpifc*, froni which he died six hours, later. RV was "about'24 years old ^ud'lcaves a wife and foi rions. "I^.^^ck*^ >A? ^?X?^hf?x (jfl?af^sTgns.*"-? ~~ ,-i.?:,i .t. Ni ^ S^r^se^^ Gd?ft?f?v'd?i Qaesatla,-. the Mini.st?r ?f^ Cuba, appointed by f^ffrlerrV ftrtmif!*r* occuried here .Sattv?day' id-?ight on the Asheboro the^?:i/^\? ^?^^S?y?i| i-esjgim^pn..to ^c., esfro, ^m?^A*f/^ of eui?. 'MH, injure?^d;-^?^g|i^ ot), the??!Wa^]fealfl-^?' n fap^ndi'^^r^cV-abpu^ bs af.result .of their^ jump lie en^it?fcv>Th?y ir*5:?T fh?.'7>r lt it. is not thought they liusly wounded. The train imashedjjtjK .? lt i? be?Kvedk U tfil EQ^?'^e^ki^'^V tS?e?;-?l3s""st^ .raenf ^^as-?h' eviu^e^CKf ?rfy lll feeJW toward, ^^jg^ofe^J tue Amenca?. adminif?tr?tion, but j that: he vconside^?-ih^4l|ity *W a> so in order to "fkoilitate^. f??e execu tw? ofc\the-.^i;eside?tVpb^ f<5\?ard' ^ten: ^D&tfc.\, "jT ; S.|?., Special.-Aktsp?cial li? "from Anderson "s?y? ?| Fall, a negro, was beaten Saturday by bite man, about city. McFall pr's wife by tlT ijtion is that the^n^grp^in criminally- assault ber, LiJ.V &e l^om^j^^n|ar-l>y train jie upMn time' to save hisf-au,^rarf -?way-. "Kr.'Skinner was 55 'f?t?jk iieiewaie. PJiirsi^ian. K?i?d in ? -.; " ' " /Runaway " ; - Wih?inj.',ron,"''-D?l;'f Special: he Ht tatdHd i^j 3: l4BR\YgrJlillc(|p|ar when tKeir'librse Became frightened. the 20 year kind, .?'.??9 * /a*??'? ? r Plows, . . . . ^ lernen ts,4* ect Fencing, i ?4 ^..e,very ^o^^uarAr?ie.?d^ grade ancf?|eli?bfe" goo?tf * u than w^?rtriless imitations, JV ?i&* ?4t cr * elli's ? 5ci . "I ^?.-;-? u Occurrences .o? lotetet .from PT ?WT ? Bafcn^'?-'l?w ?^rai^aphl^CoTBr?" .^Gct?eral MBGttph parket; i *? ?f?f?rM'VfiWii ?.9 :?-8-\ StiXoiii^steSdy^. \?. ???.^gS*?3j puisvmVhV^ Charlotte'Cotton Market. '? 5 These prices represent thc prices Quoted tfl'*^^n^i?f^il f.jaod..ffiiildluTg. wvict.ipiddlj?gwl^. '??'??i .J. r.Ti.;...0,3?. WM^|||f?; ?25.. feojV ^id(l|iny,Jino3ftV,^ ?! . j'jLyitBa&i2nore^rc4nCe Mark&,?.^%| I .^Ajr^-^h?ftieyVC ^rx?t'-^co.rft rftetjf? 73 3-4'to 74; Sont tern by sampleyiO* to 60. Bo4?h?i3Kwyte? a-n?y ?rnataviu^j,.?.y JUte- a*e^ratwJ?j i?ra^#r'ciat ?.Sitccefier-? ?olhmk? sfeaf.-^irr?u'?l ?? zaza'. ?J^qr,?^ ??KV.">j?*?(' lileansy -HM-k tlip .sinking .laud I -r'-?* . -ti'.>.- .??.??* - * ,.>^...^ fP&?> ^^eported^^^'^e.^ ggfc f|^?ika'titli? ?rju^Si^??/J^n^j a?_iwv ar siwpliLs-iii!-i-uprA-ixiaiat?].y;; 25,000. .The laWhas been in ^fte* xe years and several small losses [ave been paid. Therefore it appen rs J ance, as was' once m^Tvift^^otir ?i?snr? ?one. Uniler'-the existing law by f'hieh the State insures certain State. ^ropeC^i^A& ar^^ftWhlon^v ftf the college, properties in the State. tv%:id?a^0^ aro .fi- ?fvjd ?^a^loo^ri?eaJor/theje^a-; tu?5'rf0i-'^S5? ?a* a?T?perm?ttpi?: -tUo*'* ?ifi^?i^rfa^.^o^nffi?sswn^ ^?Tce: $.10,000 ; a .yeatv. on teach of- tim :???? ? Co?.eges,J thjs air?duiift'- f?l?ef'in?r?as?il yom :tiin'e.-,tQTt?*o'e as; thc- sjjrplus*"?c"n:" filie siu:pUis;.'wo.uM reach^^lOu?TOD^and tjb?h3|fte*^^^ to requi?-e tfe.p^t^eirt-^??^ul?r -prem iums from the properties. ?iow being insured? and an assessment plan could b?^?sethto~iTreet"aIf losses:~ jF?rthei;^ given b'y.insurance comp^hljes'.*'1"^ ' Clemlon.-.Co)lege, Special";-? t .'tlMf inquest hebb our the bo?Tof Joe ET r(:a&'S$xW *4&^W>'? >oneejj: county, th?jury redered the ^llow-* ing verdict:' "From the evidence vre'-haTC^it "is din': opinion"*rBaV"tTie* death pf . ?? J. . E. Reaves was eaiised tacks bl' ^Clemson 'CoUese.i between ^tyk*^i*0fy*m, %pt: m and ?&??i.?<?i?l, ..tSept.? 2& *h%Z&* ? 1 '-f l' F?i'einaii 'of the Jury. -.Com^fefe Go^w Sa-w^ Grrtfc; Oft anti t ?Sne MUT; and SKi nfie Outilt?..... ? . ... :JB IM 18* i?g-. Bri dg f, -F at^orx; !jFti rte ? ind R?lTro?^a Castings. Ra]ilrftaj4?JMJli.! il?cf?fhls'fs'arid Taofory Supplies.. $?&?U?, JP^clun^^?iriectorj?? ipjpe bitings, SaW8, Files, Oilers, etc. V^e A WHITfCAfiPER " KILL iiutc ; Defends Hi Death of Bult-Wr Story o?Stffa?r. GreenwoodjJ3pecial;"-=-As t of "" ? thei rJt^PMpBN^P "^(Drf j"" Mgf. p ar - j ty lost one of their members at th? home of Mr. Frank C. Wren'n, wher? ?they baud ?-one ydter g8E&i%*ii Wrenn. He shot ?ncMsj^^kSlaQ John Anderson? Wh? liacF succeeded iq getting into the house and w, ! piing with Wrenn to try to I ont to horsewhip him, kind T&?aw8ifefB&P Hft&^i?rMjeel ? TmfortunAte^y?,j?MuelejB| in^Gjrejn* j wood co*^?rMi^nw lle PheoW ?riot and while greatly to b? regret ted, it will d o-itiWi Gi-?ii e * AT hole?.? some effect bf^uttingj'? ^?^o^the business of trying To yregulate" people instead ' U^vi^i?^^^kb the law whereJ$e??^ftjt?rfi ^fJFWWn?k.WI punishment for ai?y-'?M every, brim? eau be pbtoihecP'W"* \>?;? -?! Mr. Wrenn d?noeotj jg>*wib<??si? wffj |j rendered tb ^0M^i^^0im j;nor his counsel, Snepards, Grier. & Park, were willing to make any for mulai statement in (the matter... Mr. F.J 1 Barron Grier of the finn'staled lhat ?he would make application fer bail im?e dittt?lyT-T From accounts bf tkersiw?^flgri?'l af^%rsi.,t)jai..Mi^ Fv?C: -.W^enn-.-fras a^ajj'eja^by ^me?on^ei"^er;.sayi^.; T$fe?l$" -pr: ki?fijng .at .bis door;.;/-33eJ if^/Hti^at; is, ljmoi^j'^s ;,thc/Wjbitei Jqneijpl^ce^ a rather jfef^fjpfcvjg old r^hiojti?dj!^t?e^^]^i^'^^f&^ ' w.?ejj Grephwo?cC aii?.^kes'bui*y. -At" Irifti 1" t?W'- rft5nlfe ""?go on j account '"??j k?iifiry .fttofeV ??aireas ok Tail; ac:~ Ic?innt-'th?t^ty^ whfteatfpp?*s"-: bad' come fo whip'hiili; Wrenn answered the call by coming to his-front dbbr^ He opened it and saw s?ve'r?F per so ns5:Tit?tldint:; a'fohrf t???M& a'?d ^fce'd wBatnrSs wi?tBd. ..X)n?.'of 'the* ?py?ry->i?epJBed -;tha?f^h^y,'.*^ei% -eoffbtt jmiJl'jpQppie-' -?rt-t-heir- tf?tftt?f??Gr&ifc jvi?ia & ?r^Wdel * *?tl4?. 5^ft?ted* *?tdr teta^ail.?ngHt ~ Ha^g^tr?eleb>f4iilfi .t lrg>?i*i^Ut..jdici jsoi seettu. to/strik i.them : kigali ^y^n?wpu^ .r\\?r ena, iial? '?tb esnu pt? .was- rsoajuy-, l>u.t? i. he* .cnulcc jcom?date them, j' They then a^ka44ftr? i-spmfthmg..:'3n; ?atr,and" Wrenn - told hv?e had left him alone he had noth 8ng to eat cooked in ..the Honsel Fi? tally they asked for some waj?u JJy* [this time Wremi mad made up ^Ips |m1i?(T**uiat -1 here WM trp'gfte"brewing.. :-an'd" thaT* t?ios? ' t?en* we're ue^yminjedj (tff?get ??tU*hife''l?ous^ 'f8r''t<lie purpose, lof/tlirfng' -some 'inj'?iy* tbynim;..';.'H^ jh?w?^fbr,*- -agreed: ' to1 1?n? 'theftr '?orne*' *-\vatort~lM'itpsaid -he. -would;go- apd'-ge; pi&.jsiX$K. ? Cltein#'the-v?oor'< Wr?n?*| ^\iftt(.;&jsL"to-'tb?5? bed??om?iwhere :lie.; :l*?B{f h'j^pisjl&;i;i*hicfii .happened* t?. ^Pijjkingj.jljj; b?S?? pi^et /W^i?x .went.', lojtue ^pjaee-wl\?r'e^^eb? ffe^, :drin?'5 )h'?g"i\\'a^r, ^id; JiveutTt^ g?i^'piet?lMn his r^g?it,.haifd',"and ?he \Mi??? ofSv?tex?n-liis.l-^ (noticed a man grojjjhf^' IgJ'v?gAjfl^t-dj jthe door as close as he could get, ap" jpaf?'ntl^^awa?f?i.a:. s this mah was' doingiiipy a^??^sfr^li?. jdQ?rr..? &h-?om}Qg b?e^ hej (?Q^ed'-?Se P ?$9F/?;^0'gr^pj3h?d?3vi the center of the roora. There y&i' no...ligktr-and.;the?-&ui^ o'tfe ?vrii?gi?fe Mm*ont1 it? Qt-' ?lflff til^f?ii^ ljMr,bf;-po|libl^iab^ f^^j^wl^^R Pjflawit^nfcial,, j 'Af. this tim? Wr^n^-b?^n* ttiijigr ilig!??if*?J>H "fhered "^re 'Jjotrr ???01 fing?af*tfie "'same" '"tTme ?fiey * tcrueiT^ j?m. He fixed reycit, ?iS?r ''Rm-^?^rVIb^ifeT^ faff- fell*-^Ke^er^ttif^'immB^--; itely ran, out. Wrenn quickly elos^d^ UiCE.^^?l^Be^?iVj?^ ie Efu-ihY-h?s pistol ?n^?B?arted jn^?^tfa^e1 '^i#n*tii? ^^fjCr?^: ?t??r????e*?w&irig.^?tw'?^ ??u^de^ ybxy; nire 6ci>iiig ihe^??r?itt?r T^I getane* Ivas.^ t^f?y- ffi?d' "th-enght. 4ie -.saw.-aji ' f?pportunity and jumped from a ba^k^ |.-indq*rifet #rowd, however,: saw timpani rJ?g^:^o?tin> at him as he tanr'Wr?'iih^v'a's sh the arm and. left side . with ,bird, .?hqt bu,t,, tl^>u?lxi{ hurt. He ran towai-ds j?ionse-he turned tb one side * around the house, hiding , iii very tall cotton not far.awaj, It is a case with some nov Lures. The^(apfip?pfco?Andei ^^ftlllfill ?s tb conTesf t^> a most se nous crn|! *^^rr^ Saluca, ab^t^even miles fjom the v^renh house! 'crowd* poss?jury "included som| an evcu-.j?i??atfr''tl?;ta*;ce tha Anderson leaves a wife and little children. T?inal? 'Coll?ges Open. r'.^lrf?bi?', Sp'ec?al.^Both of .malc-'eoilegeei-'wiH- be--opened day morning for the winter. C?lj?gc for Women the chapej ,.cii?s*i^H~beiiopened.. at 10 and Kev.^J. M?.Smith will m| "address*to tKe sfeu'c(?3ts. Rev' -ZrmmisrrmBii for .bia ^lla?e^sa^tl??t.; the coll more students than ever befcl 'ihtif'-the'-corllieg^ W??tK?-be bai cd to aecommodate them. Th "100 students in the building. ri- v*?~' 'r. li; . :.: ;~^Wip^or*:?b?ens, Well. .'.-^lartant?cr^^v^ecial. - 1 i'ol-l?^e' amb Wofford-'-Fitting ,Pl?cue/l4with..Uie..bri?ast attcndji thc history of the institution rimated-HiaHSB the colle.nji there arc 4| ing of the to the ant N. Snyder that it was thejiest attendcW ihn opening day that the coll m hool toget lents. Thc ?ons v:n^ and Presulenl Ipttse !the ran ime Eea jcan twill Irm ved rht The rom hat, era" te il rs the er cok an H. um had and ush are ord hool e in t is and stu itu ties a ted on lias id ?ank is lieft Pickens and barrancas Suffer Severely, Fort is Damaged $100,006, With Six Gf-Hlians Killed and One En listed Man injured-Santa Rosa jmv?m?im?$MAi& wi?. : .Washiugto'i; Special: - Enormous damage both life and property was ^?neat several'of' fl??'army forts and 'naV?l ^M?^Mt^e e?sterii Gulf ???rricane. *? M^'o4>^te|?*?l? tfmacs F. Wiide, c?wmas.Uti ?rkUJuie division, re ported to the War Department that six civilians were killed at Fort Mor oni *20a*f aUcToue enlisted man is missing.. The damage lo the post is 'estimated a'ra"??OT:~Tridfl^?ar{er )n'afetet; Hodgson, trt"Atlanta',' reported t?-'Q?aYfcTrn?ster Gehef??'Humphreys - tfi,e'?ime' tacts. ' "?^T?lii?tim kV thc ' fort ' :(FOT1 Morgan. Alii.)'" was' completely pHvWl?t2& ' V\vi's ' .Aathofity,,.was. telegraphed: to;.Cap-. lain/'-Thomas r&c.Dwyev. -commandant at Fort Morgan, to make such rc ?pah's-as .?jre-necessary in the ..present tfmer^icy^. .In,, addition to, this ac itmm^?'Quai:te,i3nastcr -General Hu.m. :'phrey has ordor?ilstw that posfeiL. H. Doten;- 'ci\41 engineer attached to the quartermaster's department, and Zed ley W.^Cliaplaiiif eiyil_ jm^iijeer^ and, hvp.?r?#j?ndejut oft. construction ,at Fort?Haon??ton, to,direct the, work of rop*air; !;<??piaiir!'L?*wr?nce: S: Miller-.- com p?n?lanf'?f 'Fort BM-iWens, Fla., rc- . porle^'~th?t'3ihVee'T?nl??;led men arc' missing:, -from'.?iaLrp?sJ; that Fort |\JcRee ^was.'..^lm?st totally destroyed,, .jand .that-Fort. Pickeus suffered seT ?vtfpely.j .? '-.: -..?::. ; ;. .. j -?Gorrc?rinng',fthe . damage at Furls-1 jBarra-h'ca?" a?fl :M'cRee. ''Quartennastcr i?BI?ds0h^'?i''Atr?uta,_ sent the follow-' ^ug Telegram to " Qii?rtermasIcrrG'eii eral Humphrey : I'. ^??Aii??ta^Ga,, ?Sept?i '20, f ?.Qy.?r]Eej;mft5.ter Genera,!, Washington i4 ;.'?Fol?owing telegram received from quartermaster of Fort Barrancas: j tC. (with .approval <>l? commanding' ^o?l?ferT reques?\iiUlib'rirty to purchase jmhterial and "hire labor in ope'n'mar ti?Vibr^t?"tfi'p?ra'r'y r?phi rs lo wharves ^aiid"?buiFdinh,s' at this post and Fort iPicJiehsr approximately 0,000. -Do itailed 'estimate- t<* follow. '-'For - Mc jRee entirely gone "'except- S-inoh bat jtery and'tank. : .? ???? >,.. - ; p&;????.;;??> ../'.HODGSON, ..... fe iii . : ii ?: f/jChie?.Qiui?'termaster,' I jf?3$e^^ hi the |ele-f fem wag:gi ven by Uic^qiuirtennasler ?general.-' " -. . Work of Train Wreckers. .. _ g,., .....,, rsrs .. ..^ . j!. Gohidibia,.Si- C.. SpeciaS.-r-Stuitliorn. ^Railway 's-^?orth-boimd '. Florida-train, fe^^aVdeMed at 6*30 Thursday -I ml?rni?g Tts it.Avas'clcuTiirg a bridge jbcrween .Barton- .and- Allendale, this jStiHe? arid though the--engine: rolled* jdowft -the embankment 'and -I wo . coach- ? 106-Avaf; iOWftlimned..no..paesenues were. ?ii.iuvei:l..atid.Ult anfruieeivescaped with. f?'Nf^\V:::brujsei;.aji.d." Jbiyrns,; . Colored p?ue$jLit &Sdreyi; lverdjp. whp had been |ih. Jhecs.ex^ce_?ieyen; years*.. coming. iej? fj?ra Edgefieldj had'jboth legs Vixi^en j an fl diecl':betore_ thc physician ould reach him. The railroad people say tha'fc ?t-h'c jaec\denf " 5vas cfear-ly* . the work " \of ;tr??tJ'^v-feckerV, iilVcf'?ii?*loca?: ?h?g?s ? trat?,"' ' .rames *M: * Pa tfcerson se"eni to ;be similarly impressed. The- railroad .people say that a number of spikes were d.awn and thvec angle bars re d^ffolf'Vl^-liorth #m/o\ lbj n MM ?ie . Barge ?,Q3t With Eight. 3?en. Key?. We?? Fla^-? Speeia?.f->Captaia. tf.rWi Barstow* 'orf^the *stt?am?rr'Deii^ e*'V whicli! aTriveiHfroin ^h'fveston^ re-' j^.r?.,?pa*?s??g' VK?"^ste\hmer''Win?fred.' :l0)y-'mi?e^''west' of'Djy' ?ortugas ?'f ! ?oo'n ?^da.Y.'^V barge wjrh eight men men bu it, whit'h was being cabled'mid Avas j ost on tho morning of Sept. 25. The if ! fi for Wimfj|3(i...k>st alkher i>oats#and her a?rfns we* floodld dfrinathe Um'j'i1 in?#' Sileas stli,tingkba<*kio search' 'or Jhe barge.. [ ' m m, MLssissipin Coasts Damage. ^New-Ovlauaf^-^pecialv-Six persons iivere'dvoAWiediin Missi^ippi Sound by ilhe-btuM^i?ftti?^-cight larg* -sailing ves ?efc^aJid?j?K(rii!... tl?r.t? small vessels !^r,ec.H,e.d,.4aShtp..jslandt Gat Islantl laiid j^rn^Isjnpd jvere subinerged. The iFeilwal quarirnrnie 'St?f?o?i on Ship !?sTanfl''w?s ha'dly damaged a lid about ?$1,000,000 damage was done to prop Icrty ou the mainland. >i -;<- - .? Mootpjliei^.Jtv .S.pc.cialf^rThQ..S?th anmiat gathering of- thc ..Ve,rjuont. Baptist convention opened l?ere. At the opening session addresses were delivered by thc Rev. H. C. Spauld ing oF" Bost?n, ' and the Rev. Di*. 0. G.' S. "W'allaco, ' of Xowefl, Mas's.,; f?r maBy "chancellor o?'MacNaster Un? verspty,.^ Torontq.j _ Vice President John/A. Gre,er)wo.od, of Chester, will. presidfcv.at^the meeting. .:Devotionali lexerci?es ..will .he. conducted^iby. the Rev. ??. S^.McCreadyy of Manchester.^ Mfew Hampshire .W^ O. T.~*J.:" . B?rSi, N-'-H., .'. Special.-The' jtrP ?Ual ^??'te''convent ion 'o? the' Wo man 's^'Cltl-istian Temperance Union' ??;??eAV .Hampshire opened here with a -l^rge-?ttenrbirice reprckenting-every 9eet*o'fi_pf th? State..-The-'meetings of -the *'onvenlron, which ' will.. be m session three-days, will' be held- at the Congregational e^yireh. Au in teresting programme h?^ Ij?en pre pared. ? Square Beal le assured jbii when yoti buy. Dr. Pierce's family medicines-for ; ?ll i??? lngre?i; ?nts 'ehi?ring'Into them are; printed on the bottle--vrappers and' their formulas aro attested under oath aa being complete ttnd cbitect. ..Y?? know just whit ybu &?? paying for and'that"the ingredients aro gathered1 from" Nature's laboratory; being, selected'from the most valuable .native medicinal, roots found growing .hi our American fores Gr ?re. p?rif?ctty har plicate vvbm A mn i ^hTie potent to cure td the most li^Ti^^pt.a drojj their; Cpmrjosltioq: s used bothTnr ex !fi9 used in them._vtz.-nure tripii principles used 1? them, viz.-nure rriplfv rejined-glycerine. Thia agent possesses intrinsic medicina"! properties or Its own; b?ln/j a, most valuable antiseptic andariti fermeht, nutritive and soothing .demul cent. ? Glycerine plays an important part in. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery in tho cure of indigestion, .dyspepsia and wcait stomach, attended by sour risings/ heaTtrburri, fool breath; xo?ted , tongue; boor abbctlto, gnawing feeling in stom ach, biliousness and Kindred derange mcntsef the stomach, liver and bowels./ Besides curing ali the above distressing, ailments, tn?"Golderi Medical Discovery " is a'speclfic-for all diseases of.tho mucous membranes; as. catarrh, whether of the nasal passagos of of .tho stomach-bowels or -pelvic organs:' Even iri tts ulcerative. sba^os it wilhyield to t,his sovereign rem edy if.its use bo persevered in; 'In Chronic ' Catarrh of the Kasai passages,'it is-wei I, while/taking, the '.GQldan .Medical Dis co(V(.-ry>" for the necessary constitutional treatment, to'cleanse thc passages freely two or three times a dajvwlth Dlr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy; Tilts thorough cours? bf, treatment" generally cures tfref worst cases. * ?' -. .. ..... . In coughs and hoarseness caused by bron-1 elna!, throat artd lu liff1 affections.'e.Tcopt-con suiT.uilon In its advanced stages, the "Golden Medical Discovery? is a most efllcicrit rem edy; especially fn* those-obstinate; hansc-on coughs caused by irritation and cdngestion of j tlie bronchial mucous membrane? The"Dis"' ?o.v.eiy "..is n?t so good for acute coughs aris ing from sudden Colds; nor'must'lt bc ex pected td.c?r? consumption in Ita advanced stages-no medicine will do that-but for all the'bbstmate. chronic coughs;which, if neg le?tcdi or badly treated, lead up to consump tion, lt is the best medicino that'can betaken. : ^Qaiet .meii^m.ake J he ..most noise in the world. -HICKS* * CURES ALE.. ACHES And Nervousness1 Trial Mlle 10c Aiding Kora f ?CURED Gives (lu lek ." Relief. K?novel all ?welling.in 8 to 20 ,. days ; effects a permanent cure in 30 to 60 days. Trial treatment given free. Nbthingcan be fairer, ., Write fifi H. H. Groan's Son?, ' Soetrfal?at?. Box B Atlanta. Ga. OVER 17.000 VICTIMS Of THE . TREATMENT endorsed by C lotte, Raleigh, Greensboro,' Reid: We cure the LIQUOR HABI' . positive..guarantee of. a .penna These are no "Home Cure" 1 has . all conveniences. For. ? Js ft&?i SSiSSR? AiTtin SSSH SSS* SSS* . Only Too Well Satisfied. Thc husband who is , al ways growl ling over, everything from his meals.] ?t? his'laundry looked, up from his' paper ?^nd remarked.sulkily: ' .'Madam, I"see where a Chicago man went .from .home, remaining. tlnrfy years aiid then' returned'fand' gave his wife $").0()0. ' If you' don 't . do better you may lind me doing the same trick." Th: patient little wife looked tip jfroii'licf sewing and refilled sweetly? "All right, James, but if you will 'dilly 't'emaiiil away thc thirty' y?ars you needn't trouble yourself' about the-$5,000.'' And-after that he stop ped growling.-Chicago News. . .. . <T-T;-~-.. i-.;, ; Pointed Paiagiaphs. A worani\? Mea of a soft answer rs'n> have;:r j illow f-'i her Husband's ! Heath - . -.-? .."-A :: ... ~~ .. .... "' Iris*'an easy nifiti-er to pucker-your; J fac?, Inn all tile 'genuine-smiles and' frowns' '<M?ric - from- the1 heart, . j i'"Theft i? n.rj."he so.-flat ^S'the one iyoir v,i>:-; going to spring on a man |wKo got busy i.fi<v sprung-it on you. li '? _A?ri>'i-ni'ist eil hen- mai ry an ordin ary mau or else rema-iii a''smt?sV?r : f?'r-t?:e'ipil'!*p?s(! o|'cherishing ii ideal. ' j.'.^neh, of a-vornan's eheevJTnlneis ?mar be due *o ibo fact t?i?t she,knows j lio >,- i n v 6i k ri" dimple 'for' all'. it 'l? ?worth. - Rural Simplicity. -:. if., .rr , # ''It's dreadful qu????" said the housewife,. ,','fhatj .the potatoes you briiig me should be so much bigger ?lt Mi?-top-of-t-he-saek than they are ?at: tli? bottom;" ..-'.;. . Ct . j ''Not'at all, iiWnV'~said the honest ?fornier: "it*s jest this a-way. Pota-" ? tooi','\'i: growin' so.fast jest now that ?by the time 1 dig a sackful thc last', [one? dug; is ever so m deli bigger 'ii ?tire" i'list -'ones.'- Harper's Weekly.' I ~ '"' I - '1UGHT HOSIE j Doctor Recjomnfpnds Postum Frohi Personal Test. I No one is better able to realize the iiVjurlou's aci.ioh of caffeine-the."| ?(?ritgm'co?fee-?n'the' h'?^rt, than .the' I doctor. * . ' ? j When the doctor himself has been : relieved by simply ^e?Vihg off 'coffee*| i and using. Postitm.J'lie caji, refer with I full-conviction to his own'ca je. ?> ! A-Mo. jihysician jjresci-ibesiPos.tum , for roany of his patients because,he was. benefited by.il.. ?He s-^ys: "[ wish .to'^dd* my testimony in re gard, to that excellent, preparation-; j Postum,- I'; haye had" functional or nervous heart trouble for over 15' yeai'-s, and*p?ft o?'t.h? time w?s:-dn ableto attend:to*my.business. ? I ' V was a moderate user of coffee abd-'did. not think- drinkMng" it hurt I me.- -'Bait-on stopping-it and .using'j Postum insteacl,.,my heart,"h?s';got all jfighi, .and. I" ascribe ,1* to: the change from cc'Lee to Postum. ; * "T am prescribing it now in cases nf., sickness,- especially when coffee does lot agree; or "affects the heart, nerves or stomach. "When made right it has' a much better flavor'than c'offes. aud is a vital sustainer of the ?-ystem. I shall continue-to recommend it.to. pur peo ple, and I have my own case to refer to." 'vam* given' by Pbstum Co., Battle Creek. Mich.- Read Uv'Uttle boe'e, "Th-r Kua'rt .iv' wVl'lv'i^c?'^in pkgs. "There's a reasou." Endorsed By Governor Glenn. ; f?iL?iGfl, N, G., Sept. 6, 1908. Dr. J. j". McKenna; . R?idsvill?; N. C. ;. My,. Dear. Doctor? From what has been reported to me as to ytmr three 'days liquor "cur?' by'gentlemen in whom I have, the utmost confidence, and from the further fact that I my self have sent to you patients who were terflbly'addlcted to' strong dririk, .who have been cured of the habit af ter taking your- treatment.- I have no hesitancy In. saying that I believe that your cure will prove a great bless-* ing.to.humanity,- and I sincerely trust that the unfortunate ones who have contracted the liquor habit may avail themselves of an opportunity t? effect ? permanent cure. So firmly con vinced am I that it is my intention to recommend to others the advisability of consulting you, as I feel sure that they will receive the iame benefits as patients whom I have heretofore ?eflt you. , .. Wishing you success, I am f Yours very truly', K. E. G?.KN.V, Governor. , Some, one says that the voice of conscience is but an in-voiee. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Synip'forChildreit fceetmng, softens thegums,reduccsiiulainn lo tion ; allays pain, cure? wind colic, 25c a bottle" Thc Poultry Yard Is a Monthly' Magazine published in the interest of Poultry. You should have it. Send 25c . to The Poultry Yard, Charlotte, N. C., for a whole year's, subscription.' A man cdr: make mistakc-s far more easily than he car- make good, NO REST NIGHT OR DAY. With Irritating Skin Humdf-HalrBegan to Fall Out-Wonderful Remit j . From Cuticuru Remedies. "About the latter part of July my whole body began- to itch. I did net take much' notice of it at first, but it began to get worse' all the time, and then I began to get uneasy and tried all kinda of baths and other remedies that were recommended for akin humors, but I b?came Worse all the time. My hair began to fall out and my scalp itched all the time. Especially at night, jos1: as soon aa I would get in bed and get worm, my whole body would begin to itch, and my finger nails would keep it irritated, and it was sot long be fore I could not rest night or day. .A friend' asked me to try the Ou ricura Berne .dies, and I aid, and the first application helped mi wonderfully. For about four nent cure within a reasonable time, treatments, but are administered in our endorsements and testimonials address, IL THREE-DAY LIQ REIDSVILLE, N. C. ' . A.girl will always, be nice to a mail ' Sunless she is iu love-with him. I . .CURED OF".GRAVEL.. iXot a Single Stone HHS Formed 5in.ee, Usina; noan'.? Kidney Pills. J. D. Daughtrey, music publisher,. Oi Suffolk, Va..-, says: "During two or three years that I had kidney trou bla I passed about ?\'? pouuds of gravel and sandy sediment ill the urine. 1 haven't passed a stone since using Doau's Kidney Pills, however, and that was three years ago. I used to suffer thc most acute agony during - a gravel at tack., ami-had the other usual symp toms of kidney, trouble-lassitude, j headache, pain in'the back, urinary disorders, rheumatic pain, etc. I have a bo:: containing 14 gravel stones tbat I passed, but that is not li of the whole number. I'consider Donn's Kidney Fills a fine kidney tonic." Sold by all dealers. 50 ceuts a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, IN. Y. V .. ; Extravagance makes hard times. ?ANDFM "When you buy an OILED SUIT ORSLICKER demand its the easiest and only ww to get the best, Sold everywhere ?j owe? co. mo**-9m ?OU -VJANNOT all inflamed, ulcerated and catarrhal con ditions of the mucous membrane such as nasal catarrh, uterine catarrh caused by feminine ills, sore throat, sore mouth or inflamed eyes by simply dosing the stomach? But you surely can.cure these stubborn affections by local treatment with Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic |? which destroys the disease germs,checks il discharges^stops pain, and -heals the [j inflammation and soreness. ? Paxtine represents the most successful !; local treatment for feminine ills ever ? produced. Thousands of women'testify j to this fact. 50 cents at druggists. I < Send for Fr?e Trial Box . ; THE R. PAXTON CO.. Boston, Maat, .>? TO FARMERS AN! r.~t. I.?.?T! N^.'U ..ema auu uui auy the knoTvlcdge required by - ' - . cents. You want them to pay t them as a diversion. In. order to handle thine about them. To meet this'want we of a practical poultry'raiser for (Only 2E . a ?ian who put itu his mind, and time, a en raisins?-not as a pastime, but as a bua ty-flve years' work, you can save many C tarn dollars'for you. The point ls, that Poultry Yard as soon as it appears, and k teach you.- It tells how to detect and cut fattenings whlcl/ Fowls to save .for bree yon should know on this subject' to make ava cents"In'simps'. BOOK PUBLISHIN Cure For The Boer ONE MEDIOME THAT- HA3 NEVER FAILED, Health Fully Restored anti the Joy of Life Regained. ? Wh?aoheerfuI,braT9,lIght-jbeart?d .tvomsn is suddenly plunged into that per?eot?o? oi'miietfr, thejBLTJ^S, Jt ia a sad picture. It iluaually this way ?he-1ia$ beeaufeelifig, *j.out of jsort*'' for some time} ' head hss ached and. back also ; has slept poorly, been quite nervous, and nearly, fainted once, oe ' twice} head dizzy, and heart beats very fast; then that bearing-down feeling,..;.* and during her periods she is exceed* -; ingly despondent. . Nothing. pleases ' her. Her doctor .?ays : ' ' Cheer np : you ' have dyspepsia,' you will be all-right! Hoon J' . But she doesn't get " ?llright," and'' hope vanishes; then'come the brood ing, morbid, melancholy, everlasting BLUES. ? . - ?'/'! Don't wait until your sufferings have, driven you to despair, with your nerves all shattered and your courage gone,'>:! but take Lydia ?, Pinkham'* veg?1 '.' table Compound.^ See wha?; it did lor -, Mrs. Rosa Adams, of 810 12th -.Street?.*; j Louisville, Ky., niece of the late Gen-' eral Roger Hanflon/C.S.A.'-She writes: Dear Mrs. Pinkham; . . . ; " 1 cannot tell you with pen end ink whjfc Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable' C?nipcnind' ' | has done for me. I lurreredwltn leraalo/ troubles, extreme lassitude,. . tho Mrtes.' nervousness and that all-oone feeling/ I wrts 'fi advised to try Lydia E. Finkhem's vegetable Compound, and it not only cured roy iemals derangement, oat it has restored me to perfect " ' health and strength. The buoyancy-of my:'J younger days has returned, and I Tl o not sur fer any longer with despondency, as I.did.be fore. 1 consider Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege table Compound a boon to sick and suSertog - }, women." < - . . ; i? If you have some derangement of / the female organism .write . Nits. ' , Pinkham, Lynn. Mass., for advice. ' ' " V eUARA* TFEfrr BY 'S i BANK DEPOSIT R. R. Fare Paid. Note? Taken 500 FREB COURSES _ Bwdat Coat. Writo Quick ?EORGlA-ALlBAIIA BUSIN ESS COLLEGE, Macon, Ga, BEEN PERMANENTLY CURED officials of Columbia, Char-, for seventeen years, lORPHINE treatment, under handsome Sanitarium which 'UOR CURE-CO. I W. L. DOUGLAS ?3.50 &*3.00 Shoes BEST IN THE WORLD""-' ' f V/.LDouglas$4G?ltEdga ling cannot ta equalled at any price ' To Shoe Dealert : ? W. !.. Douglni' Job binu' House ls the most complet? in this century Send/or Catalog I SHOES FOB EVERYBODY AT ALL PBICES. Kan's Shoes, $6 to $1.00. Boy;' Shoen, SS to $1.25. Women's Shoes. 4^.00 to SlJiO.. . Misses' & OhUdron's 8hoes. $2.25 to $1.00. ; - Try W. L. Doublas Women's, Misses-:ind r Children's shoes ; for style, fit and -wear j they oxcel other indites'. ' ' ' y* If I could take-you into my largs factories at Brockton, Mass.,zn d show you how care i ni ly W.L. Douglas shoes are made? you would then understand * why they hold their shape, flt better, wear longer, and are o? greater value than any other make.. . Wherever you live, you cen obtain W. NL. Douglas shoes. His noms and price is stamped on the bottom, which protects you o gal nit high : prices and Inferior shoes. Take no saVstl* : tute. Ask vour dealer tor W. L. Douglas shoes. and insist upon having them. Fait Color taoltti uxetf; thou will not ? itteur brassy.' Write for Illustrated Catalog of Fall Styles. ' W. L. DOUGLAS, Dept. IS, Brockton, Mass! ' So. 40-'06. / , days come to' over-worked women, because of their weakened female organs,, which cannot, stand the vital drain that over-work., causes. Pain, backache, headache, sideache, etc., can be cured with WINE OF WOMAN'S RELIEF .because of the specific curative effect it bas on the womanly organs. It builds up woman's strength and makes her hard days easy. "I often recommend it, in my practice among women," writes Dr. .J. F. W., Metz ler, of Rosehill, Tex. Try it. At all Druggists . ci? WRITE for Free. Advice!,-statins age and describing,your symptoms, io Ladies Advisory Dept.'.' Clinftaiiooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga. Tenn. : " D POULTRYMENl. ARN MONEY W unless you understand them and know' how to cater to their requirements,: -and . lars learning by experience, so you must others. We offer this to you for only 25 heir own way; even .ii you ..merely teen Fowls judiciously, you must know some I are selling a book giving the experience . c.) twenty-five years. It was written by nd money to making a success nf Chick^' Iness-end If you will profit by bis t-won hlcks annually. : and make your Fowls ,' you must be sure to detoct trouble -in tho? now how. to remedy it. This book tvlU' e disease; to feed for' eggs 'and '.tiso for ding purposes; and everything, indeed.'; r.UtKTTfii?b^ilent .Postpaid for twenty* 5 HOUSE, -134' Leonard "gt., New York Ci'y