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' | - - ^ JWtty N<wp*p?r: Fbrth* nvmutAtm mf t*~ P+iUU*^ Sbmtml* i^i mtttm mtmmS Q?inn iBrJhfrwfci " "" | ^^^^vEtftCLV L. A N >! A > ' E K -v ? VI A Y >8 1901 km^BLN* 1KU 1MA2 1 WHERE T1 We are liejM busi One of the Best stocks in Upper We Hay with confidence tli???? is tin dise in the at ate than huvt? tndnv. been svsb maticallv weeded ?>.t, ami and up t?> date rock, represc ding th fresh Arrivals of Choice Waah G We haye ju*t opened ?u?> case fi, at a great Oarguiu. nil bargain pri stylet* and are -plendid ?e'lei? One plain fast roi -is dob priee 5 nts 12 ? and 15 centh Batistes ?n?l w Thev are tine value* arid will go rap T Left on the Doorstep. *J The State. j Tuesday night about midnight fllft X? r*XT T? V 1 nsnoi/liint vuv **v f X t J. Vll^ |/1 v r?IUVJHU VI ( the Presbyterian College for Wo-1 men, went down to close tbe front door before he retired. He beard 1 , ! V a noise which he first thought came from a cat. Ho looked around to run the animal away ( * and was amazed to find that the, 1 noise was made by a little baby. I He reported to police headqunr- 1 ters and asked that an officer be * sent out. Meanwhile the infant * was cared for at the college. The * waif is a little girl, about four or 1 five weeks old, healthy and pretty. 1 Her clothes are not of the finest } material, but very nicely made. ( The baby's fine condition and the 1 neatness of its clothes indicated ' anything else than poverty. 1 Mr. Poll not beiug in position 1 to care for the little one, turned ' it over to some good women who 1 conduct the "Door of Hope." < There the little one is now, and ' she is being well cared for. ' scom EMULSION OF COD-UVER Oil. WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES should alwavs he Iroot in the house for the following reasons: FIRST? Because, If any member of the family has a hard cold, it will cure It. SECOND- Because. If the children are delicate and sickly, it will make them strong and well. THIRD?Because, If the father or mother is losing flesh and becoming thin and emaciated, it will build them up and give them flesh and strength. FOURTH Because it is the standard remedy in all throat and lung affections. No household should be without it. It can be taken in summer as well as in winter. 50c. fti.oo, ?N druggUu. SCOTT & BOWNE, Owmicu, N.w York. ?old Our*. For cold la the head tad aore throat u?e Kov aott'a Chocolate* laxative Quiaiae, the " Oaa Oay Cold Cara." [HE G . HF. fROWl L. JL Mmmmd X. t W T T 1 y Our matchle colli] Carolina. t a better assortment of merch&n VVhat oH goods we had have now we take pride in our now 10 latest and hest in everything oods. rured Satin Stripe Lawns bought co 5 cents They are beautiful en?<* seersuckers in stripes and We are i,. receipt of a lot of iii run them at 8 and 10 cents, idl v. HE Gfl 'he Wayward Couple Married. I Inother Chapter in ''Baby in the Woods" Case in Spartanburg. j Groom Went from .Jail to Wedding. I Special to The State. Spartanburg, May 15?The atest feature of consequence in 'Baby in the Woods" case happened this afternoon, when at the residence of Mr. John R Bain in his city, (iui Shaw and Sue Dlurk were united in mariiage by ho Rer. Lewis M. Roper, pastor if the First Baptist church. Shaw s the man who accompanied the voman here, and she is the mother >f the deserted babe, which since ts arrival from Fair Forest, has ?een cared for at Mr. Bain's. Mr. Bain's actions in the matter ar.i purely from charity and love of iiimanity. As the case now stands, ihe groom is in the county jail in iefault of $500 bond and the mother and child are at Mr. Bain's borne. lesterday afternoon Constable Holt returned from Hendersonrille, "bringing Gus Shaw and Sue Clark. The man was lodged in the county jail and the woman was released from custody under a $300 bond, which Mr. Bain signed The woman was taken to his house, where her haby was. The date for the inrestigation was fixed for today at noon, and quite a number of citizens from Fair Forest came down. The community was greatly incensed by tha action of the couple in leaving a helpless infant up attended in a deserted spot in that neighborhood. The warrants worn out by Chief of Police Dean charged both persons with cruelty in neglecting the infant, found in section 133, criminal statutes. The man and woman waived the preliminary, and were bound over to the July term of sessions court. Bond was fixed as follows: $500 for Shaw and $200 for the woman. Shaw was allowed to go to the house of Mr. Pain this afternoon Mid marry Sua Clark, who is ant a bond. Ht was then retodged A. N S O N DS GATHEI % ss values draw th petitory are com pi Fine Shoes, Slippers, and Oxford Here, we are doing a tremendov in this line Our second lot of ladie have just come in, with one, two anc that could bo desired and prices low* Ladies Fine Summer Underwear. has been recently added to our Thsso garments c??aie in good muslii trimmed in lace and embroidery and prices arc remarkably cheap, 25 ceu 26, $1.50. N SON I in the county jail. An effort is i being made to raise bond for hiui. ' The father of Sue Clark arrived ^ i in the city from Asheville this morning. Shaw and his wife I came from Asheville, as they 'stated. A. B. Freeman, a United ' States Commissioner 'at Asheville, I has written a letter to Sheriff, i Vernon in which he states that , . Gus Shaw and his wife are rej spected people and can give bond to any reasonable* amount. If Shaw succeeds in obtaining bond, ! he and his wife will take their 1 babe and return to AsDeville tol morrow. The body of Frank Baumgard- ? ner, who was drowned recently in Pacolet river at Clifton, which was taken to Cherokee Falls.and nuried, was exhumed yesterday. ' This action was taken because an unfounded rumor to the effect that he had met. with foul play was started by some one. A result of the investigation developed the ; fact that there were no grounds, .for it. j KAOINa, KOAKIft" FLOOD Washed down a telegraph line which Chas. C. Ellis, ol Lisbon, j la., had to repair. "Standing waiat deep in icy water," he . wiites, "gave me a terriole cold and cough. It grew worse daily. Finally the best doctors in Oakj land, Neb., Sioux City and Oma- 1 > ha saM I had Consumption and ! could not live. Then I began us~ l ing Dr. King's New Discovery and was wholly cured by six bot- j ties." Positively guaranteed for j Coughs, Colds and all Throat and i ' Lung troubles by Crawford Bros, j ; and J F Mackey & Co. Price 50c ; i and $1.00. The average woman is too delicate to shoulder a musket; but nobody questions her right to bare arms. , RELIEF IH SIX HOUR Distressing KidnAV ?nH RlurlJar I Dlsesse relieved In six hours by "Nkw I I GHKAT HOUTH AMKKICAN KluNKY 1 Cuhk." It Is a great surprise on aecount of its'exceeding promptness in relieving pain In bladder, kidneys and back, in male or female. Relieves re 1 fention of water almost immediately. ; If you want quiok relief and cure this I is tberemedy. Bold by J F Mackey [ ? , urugpist Lancaster. 8. C | .. i CASH I YOU WI] e cash buyers wl aiding of (lull tin Ties. I is husines. No one can touch usl s, misses ami childrens Sandals! I three straps. The styles are all* >r than elsewhere. stock also the Misses and childrens. a an.inamsook and are beautifully are cut right, and lit right. The its, 50 cents 75 cents, $ 1.00, $1,CASH ID IUDU una III luUlD, VI II UV rapidly throws his gun to his shouider and firos without aim, 40 shots may bo discharged in 68 seconds. The scales u;od in weighing diamonds are so delicately poised that the weight of a single eyelash will turn the balance. The New Fees For Charters and Commissions to . New Enterprises. ! The following is tho schedule of ^vmmission and charter fees in force at the office of the secretary ' of state since May 1 last, under the act of tho general assembly- at its last session: For recording return (payable ' when declaration is tiled), &2.50. For recording return (payable when return is made), $2.50. In addition to above, on capital stock: On capital stock not exceeding |1100,000, one mill on each dollar. On capital stock exceeding $100,000, and not exceeding 91,000,000, ono-half mill on oacli dollar, in addition to $100 on first $100,000. On capital stock exceeding $1,000,000, onc-quartar mill on each dollar, in addition to $550 on first $1,000,000. Fees are payable by the secretary of state to the State Treasurer, and private cheeks, unless certified, will not be accepted. All fees must be paid when papers are offered for filing. This is a reduction of previous charges on charters for companies having under $10,000 capital, and an increase for charter having over that much capital. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. til KM You Have Always Bought b.m-3 Signature of The progress in the rapidity of fire of infantry guns since 1865 is marvellous. A soldier can now aim at an object and fire 90 shots l_o. k-- An. ? :j U STOR1 LL FIND I liileoui* ties, we a liustl Men's Shirts and Shirt Wais Shirt Waists for men are the g cost, no vest, no snpenders, nothi and a light breezy shirt waist. Wl We have just received another lot < 0 0 cents on the dollar. 35 cents, < 1 * shirt worth from 50 eeuts to $1 00. 'Wonderful Millenery Success Two stocks gone already Th Miss Evans* One work has channel prices on millinerry this season art [pretty banded sailor at 20 cents. S TOR] Hubbard Again Sentenced ? I Hih Friends Will Raise $000 to ( rnf Ilim I Itlin Vt AAilU V/ U IUV M uil^. Special to The State. Bcnnettsville, May 15.?The1 sealed sentence against \V. II. Hubbard for illicit selling of liquor was opened in court today and Judge Ernest Gary sentenced him to pay a tine of ?500 or serve eight months on the chaingang. ' Hubbard was convicted at the fall term of court for a similar offense and sentenced to pay u line of ?400 or be imprisoned six months on chaingang. From this his attorney appealed and Hubbard ' gave bond for his appearance in the sum of ?500. In the interrim he was arrested for selling liquor at Clio in this county and gave bond for ?000 for his appearance at April term of court. He did not appear but was tried in his absence and convicted. Two: bench warrants were issued for him and only a few days ago did the sheriff succeed in arresting him and putting him in jail. The accumulated tines amount to ?900. This his friends will pay in a few days. For three years Hubbard was a United States deputy marshall and made Benuettsville his home. He is well known in eastern South Carolina. F. P. C. Every Bone in Body Broken. Birmingham, Ala., May 15.? While playing on a pile of lumber on Third avenue and Twenty second street last night Claude Raymond was instantly killed, the lumber falling on him and breaking every bone in his body. JOB COULDN'T HAVE STOOD IT If he'd had Itching Piles. They're terribly annoying; but ;. Bucklen's Arnica Salve will cure the worst case of piles on earth. 1 It has cured thousands. For In* inries. Pains, or Hodilv Emotion* p j 1 ? ^ ? | it's the heat salve in the world. Price 25c a box. Cure gn&ran1 . teed. Hold by Crawford Bros, ! and J F Mackey & Co. 3 >> BARGAINS. ing out the stuff0 its. 0 They till a long felt want. No ing htit a pair of summer trousers hat could he nice for hot weather. ?f tine sample shirts and pants at 10 cents, 50 cents and 00 cents for e third is now going rapidly. Our 1 both town and country. Our ) lower than usual. We offer a E. I w Jl 34 Inches High Is Twenty-Three Years OU1 and Weighs 50 Pounds. Greenville News. Greenville doubtless has the distinction of being the resident city of one of the smallest men in the country. He is a living curiosity. His name is Jim Muuldin, brother of W. L. Muuldin, a ourpenter who lives at 316 Rutherford street. Jim is 23 years old and is only 34 inches high. He pulls tho scales at only 50 pounds and wears a number ten children's shoe. Ordinarily Jim is in splendid health, but his face is rather pale and hi* strong tb is not equal to that of a hoy sevsn or eight years old. He is a son of Mrs. George Mauldin, who lives in Anderson county. dim came to Greenville about two years ago with his brother and has since lived with him. Mrs. Mauldin says that Jim is a splan did norse, giving every attention to her baby and caring for it in the most tender manner. Besides caring for tha baby, the only other duties Jim has to employ his mind and body is to bring in stove wood and similar little odd jobs around the house. Buy and Try a Box Tonight. While you think of it, go buy and ' try a box of Cascarcts Candy Ca thartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You'll never regret it. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, ioc. "See Naples sad die," says aa . Italian proverb. "1 saw it," says an American traveler, "sad aurviyed; but it was a aarrcw squeak, for the stench of it nearly killed tie." WANTED, for cash. Dogwood and persimmon Logs Houthern Hard Wood f/ompaDy, P. O. Box 629, Chart eston, 8. C. 4m, Persons owing me foi recording ? deeds and other papers would confer a great favor by calling and ? settling when in town, 1 need the , money very much. ^ W L 8 Porter, CCCLC.