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II III IIIBIIMB R2St> b W H KB WBfCTI "For dx yr?n I was aTirtlai of dy?perml* in its worst form I could rat nothing but milk toast, and at limes my stomach would not retain and digest even that. Last March 1 began taking C'ASCAUKTS and since then 1 have steadily improved, until 1 a in as well aa I ever was In iny life." David 11. Muhpbt. Newark. O, Plea*aat. Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. Do Good. Never Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. We. Sic. iOc. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... Sl.rlraf n?an?7 (?|iu;. <% (?, knlrwl, k?? T?rt. til I Urt Tfl I?#!!* Sold and guaranteed by all drug1 glma to cVkK Tobacco Habit. ^<inej to Loan j AM A BI.K TO PoAt'K ?()AN8 I ti-i-iir?-d Ly h first rum?> imroved ii.ru * fo. live .ye > Unie^HiNl>'? i i iiisiM iivieb'H hi th?? >ow ra?e ?>f 7 DM't'H.t interest There wi-t he tio brokerage . roihei com mission chaign1 R. K WY' IK, lino Attorney at I.n w I GKNTLKM I0AT, Get the jVew Novel mm mm I iV.I 10* "PH >1% . * ines Gotiorrlioe t alio Gleet ml to 4 day- I is aet'oo is in ijricul. Pieven'n s ri 'uire A/I c inpiele, lo he car r-cil in ves yo0k t. sure prevent*1 i 'e. *?eiit hv mail m i?lain paekage, prepaid, o , receipt of pjice. $1.00 per box; 3 f r $3 50. Grawford Bros. DruggistH* Agema Gun canter ?*. VIGOR or MEN Easily, Quickly and PermaNaotly Restored MAGNETIC NERVINE is sold with u written ? uarame*- to ?-nre Insomnia, Fits. Dizziness, Hys teria, Nerv ais Debility. Dost Vitality. Seminal Dosses, l-niing Memory ? t lie re-nit of < )ver-woik Work, VVor r\, Siekne s. E'rora ot Youth orOv^i indulgence. Price#!; boxes #t> Hv mail in plant |>uckhhh io any address on receipt of price Sold on y by Crawford Bros, Druggists, /\gents f.aneaster, S. ?. VIGOR "MEN Easily, Quickly, Permanently I festered HI NO IPO (Paris) OK 10AT KltENCII TONIC ANI> VITALIZIOIIIbboM with will ten kruaiantee to cure Nervous PebHt* Lost Vitality, Failing Memory Kite | Dizziiu ss. Hysteria Ships all Drainion the Nervous System Caused I \ Had Habit* or Kx<-essive Use of Toi baeco, Opium. Liquors, or *'Zdvinthe Paee that Kills'' It wards off In e 1 nity, Consumption and Death. " clears the Blood and Brain. Builds u> the Hhattered Nerves, Restores th? Fire of Youth, and Bring* the Pink Clow In Pnla Choalri. uml Mubou ui.n Y<>ungand Htroig again 50c , 12 Hoxoh 1&5- By Mail to Any add-w Crawford Bros Druggist, agents, Lan atwr, d, (J They Passed Bad Coin . * A Two Men Arrestedfor Counterfeiti.ig Money and Store Checks. Spocial to Tbe State. Union, Nov. 11.?Today Sain Carter and Will Paris were arrested for counterfeiting money and the cotton mill department store checks. Saturday a merchant han led the chief of police a 10 cent piece which was made of pewter, but was not quite perfect. A little later he ctuglit a negro woman trjing to pass a 50-cent piece fur good money. She also had a few counterfeit mill checks. When asked where she got them she said a man hud given them to her the night before, but she did not know who he was, but could identify him. It was then learned that lie lived at 100 or 101 Spring street. J'he 50-ccut piece was almost perfect, the only defect was that the rim was not quit# complete. There is said to be one othar in the company, but so far he has managed to escape urrest. This will he a double crime as both money and the mill checks are counterfeit. It is very easy to detect the checks bccauso they are ma le and stamped, while the counterfeit* are moulded and stamped with the same instrument Carter is 16 years old and is a inwiiici-iirmn IU X HI'IM. iVLT. JT JIT18 says he was given a 50-ceut piece by Carter, and that he is not guilty. lie says that he believes from Carter's actions that he is the man, because of the way he staid out **f the mill and his close confinement to his room. Paris is 25 years old, and says ho does not as much as draw bis monoy for working in the mill, but that it is drawn by his older brother. Carter is known as the man with the "girl wife," tho being about 12 years old. A Yoik County Life Inaurance Company. The Secretary of State baa issued a commission to the Home Life Insurance Agency Societv, of South Carolina, with headquarters at Yorkville. The corporators are John It. Lindsay and Walter B. Moore, both of Yorkville. The company has a capital StOCK of $400. It lirnnnsM to do a mutual eo-oporative life insurance business on tke assessment plan, no policy to be written for an amount over $1,000. HOW'S THIS? We offer One Hundred Dollars Ite.vartl for any e?*e of < atarrh that cannot he eur?-d by Hall's (atmrh Cure. KJ i'HENEY & CO., Props. Toeu*?, O VVe the undersigned have known P J Hhenoy f ?r the la?t 15 years, and nelieve him perfectly honorable in all nusinwss transactions and tinaucially hie to carry oui any obi igatious made v their firm Wksta I'kuax, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O. vvahnino Kinnan a Marvin Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken int rna ly, acting directly upon the blood tin! mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75c per bottle Hold by all )rtliririst?. IVHtimnniulii fro? Hall's Family Pills are the beat STRAWBERRY PLANTS. The largest stock In the world Nearly lOO varieties. All the choice, luscious kinds for the Garden and Fancy Market \lso Shipping Varieties. Also Dewberries, Asparagus, lihubarb, GrapeVines, etc., etc. Our 120 page Manual, free to buyers, enables everybody to grow them with success and profit. All plants packed to carry icross the continent fresh as when lug. Illustrated catalogue free. Mielcifv if vow want catalogue of Shipping Varieties or Fancy GarIan kinds. CONTINENTAL PLANT CO., Strawberry Specialist* | KITTItELL, N. C. f3T Subscribe to Th? Lsdobk Taking Testimony in 1 Insurance Fraud. Te Establish the Identity of New. ell C. Rathbun. ?Ha Will be Triad For Murder. Littla R ick, Ark , Nov. 13. ? In prdar to establish tba ideotity af the man under arrest at Lmiiwvilla, and said ta be Newell C Rathbun, Deputy Sheriff A R Chaster left this afternoon for Louisville, accempanied bv Ermle T. Cleeckler who knows Rathbun weii. today Uoroner Young took testimony touching tke identity of the dead body sent here as that of Kntbbun. Charles McKown, 1 whose wife is a sinter to Rathhun's wife testified that he was well ac, 1 quainted with Rath bun. He looked at the body and thought that it was undoubtedly that of Rntbbun. Witness received the remains at I the depot Suuday mornieg aed bad them conveyed to his house on Third and CrokH streets When the coffin was opened Rathnun's wife viewed the remains and said, ''that's my darling." The first i intimation here that anything was wrong was when Mrs. J. C. Watkins came to hi* house Sunday and after I ooking at the hedv said it was noi mat or itAthhnn. Chat. Elkins testitied tbat ha knew tka man who was bar# ah recruiting sergeant and who gave tha nam* ot Rathhun. lie noticed some resemblance, but could not state pesitirely whether the body was Hathhnn's or not. William O'Counell testified that there might be a slight resemblance between Rathbun and the corpse, hut he was poaitive the corpse was not that of Rathbun. Dearant Whipple test died postively that the dead body here wte not that of Rathbun. Rath bun's wife did not appear l>efore the coroner's jury today !q response to the summons served. She has been in a condition yof nervous prostration for several days. The taking of further teati* mony was postponed until toraor* row. CONFESSES FRAUD. i IMPLICATES HIS WIPE, BUT DENIES MURDER OP GOODMAN. Louisville, Ky., Nov. 13.? New features today in the case of Newell C. Rathhun, held here on a charge of desertion from the Uaited States arm^ and suspected cf<the mprder of Chas Gooman, who ttus found dead in bed last Thursday in a Jefferson hotel, were Ruth bun's statements to the police that his wife at Little Rock had knewn of his plan to defraud I the insurance company, though not of the murder feature of it;; the decison to have the corpse of the supposed Goodman returned to JefTersonville fer an autopsy ! and identification; the announce* ment from which the department decided to send Rath bun to Jeffersnovill* and turn him over to the : Indiana authorities and the refusal of the local authirity to seud Rath bun to Little Rock te testify at the coroner's inquest over the corpse that was shipped there.; They say that Rath bun will go nowhere except to JefTersonville, . where he is to be tried en the oKiipna i\f nr?nr/l?rir?rr Ktr nniann ' Obas. Goodman. A telegram was sent to Little Rock today asking that the corpse be returned to Jeffersenville. HER "DARLING" FRAUD. The suspicions of Captain Sullivan were aroused this morning by news from Little Rock that a Miss Cbrinne Prayor had stated that Kattauun hAd proposed a similar plot of dafraudiag an insurance . company to her and said that if she would marry him and carry out her part that he would send a corp4f home; that it could be buri-. ed hi*, and tb*t end *ho could divide the uutor-mr# uinnev. ( He hIrii ih*i M ?. Rithtnin in*i?tcd thut th* c op*e **n' from leffernonville nnd n >w hi Little j Rock w*n that of her ho b*ed RATIimiN's .8TATEMKNT. A.tl??r o-cv'.'lining 'h*** f ics ! 'Curtain ^u divan had Rut h him i l?r??n^bi tui? t.i* private >ill?-? ami j interrogated him a>utthis phase; of th? c Rath nm *aid: * 1 ! have enly told you part of tbej truth so far. I arranged tnis mat| with mv wi?e in Ivttl* Rock 1 n? ? ago, hut did not want to bring her into the easv. N >w it 1 >ok? like I will have to 1 told her that 1 would tied a corpse, and that she 1 was to telegraph for it t^< he hurij ed, th*n collect the insurance and in time 1 would d??-ert again front the at'Mv and m^et tier at some place and we would -eivi<I?? it. A* to making this *latemeul Rat nun said that his wife knew n ulling ot an\ plot to com.nil murder or t set tiro t? a hotel. "Ind -ed,"' he said, t4no murder was committed for 1 did n l Kid Goodman I might have Ktllod linn if neces sarv hut he died trout natural r?fl 11 weea: ' ' Olio of Lbrt IIH >>l prt'pleXlUg features of ih? esse as it new pre sent* itself t? the police is in mgard to the real identity of the 1 prisoner here. Fnat lie has been 1 passing himself over the country 1 as Lieut. Newell Vj. Kalhuuu; that he was married in Little Rock under that name, and that he wit* insured for $4,000 appear to Or ceetain, hut ttia deleci iv?s ai e con viu?ed that ii is an alius ard that he never t<>Kl hi* real name or his 1 real homo. Under th* advice of their at tor nays Mrs. Kathbun's relative* decline te oiscues the Ratbhnn case, I aed especially that part of Raihbun's confession connecting her < with the ulleged scheme to defraud 1 the life insurance company. < i K'ttKAI)s LIKK WILI) Filth W hen things are "the best" they become "the best selling." 1 Abraham Hare, a leading druggist, of Belleville, O , writes: "Elec ! trict Bitters are the liust selling hitters 1 have handled in 20 ^ vears." Yon know wlivJ M/.ut v J' "?"ov ] diseasos begins in disorder of disorders of Stomach, liver, kidney, 1 howela. blood and nerves. Klec- 1 trie Bitters tones np the stomach, 1 regulates liver, kidneys and how els, purifies tho blood, strengthens the nerves, hence cures niul7 j titudes of maladies. It builds up the entiro system Puts new life 1 and vigor iulo any weak, sickly, rundown man or woman. Price j 50 cents. Sold by Crawford Bros and J. F. Mackey & Co, druggist. Sudden Death of James Y. Campbell. i The State. < Shortly after 5 o'clock Tuesday ufternoou Mr. James Campbell, the youngest son of County Treus- ! urer Jamas 8. Campbell, died very suddenly. Ha fall upon the ] pavement near the family residence ' and expired in a very tnaments. Of course the sad occurrence was i a great shock to the family and , the friends of the family. Mr. Campbell was only about SJ8 years i of age, and has always been a ; splended specimen of physics manhood. < to write for our confidential letter before ap- | P'ylng for patent; it mar be worth money. I We promptly obtain U. o. and Foreign I PATENTS TiR'V,A?rF.J'fef,L8?rm'^r.F.ej n the best legal service and advice, and onr ! afcarges are moderate. Try us. SWIFT & CO., Pmtont lawyers, fpp. U.S. Patent Office,Wathlngton, D.C. - ? IPWW ?. ' ? '?? II M M 1 ? ' t A Bobble Bu rated. A- 'V ? > r * Orangeburg Timaa and Democrat. The Flerence rime* any*, "aereral mouth* ago h 4get~ricbquick-and-eaay' scheme wtruck Florence and captured manv of the ladies. It came frnm the Land ??f Fletvars and ha I all the sweet hr?ath of the magnolia and nrang hl?issoms with it You paid a $25, g ?t a watch or a bicycle and $20 a month for addressing letters to other ladies urging them to come in and win. In spite of the advice against it by business men many went into it, some berrowed the $25 note to get into the game. Several drew two months salary. Oue or two got a watch, whole heaps of others are wondering where they are at and furae with rage at the brilliant accounta they read of the celebration of tbegelden wedding of the originator of the scheme. It seems that South ')aroliun, Georgia and Florida have boon successfully worked mm the director general will not iilUw working these fields any more, ll seems the scheme is just over the lino from 'fraudulent use of the mail-*' so that the originator <s only subject to civil suits for non payment of wages when he fails to pay 11(1, as he may ho expected to do and seems to hare done when the $25 checks fail to cotnw in fust enough." This scheme seems to have been pretty well worked in Orangeburg too. Many ladies hore bit ut the bait We hope none of them got swindled. Another dwindle of Lhie kind is a cherry troe proposition from Noi th Carolina, which we adviae ever y bodv to let severely alone. Killed by Ills Brother. Special te The State. Greenville, Nov. 12.?A Saturday night frolic among negroes in the neighborhood of Marietta ended in one brother killing auothcr, una lie claims self-defence. Coroner Black held an inquest en Sunday and the jury found a verdict that George White came to his death at the hands of his brother, Austin White. It seems from the testimony of the chief witness, P ratter Talley, that the brothers got to quarelling as the party of negroes went along the road at night and Austin was cursed by Ins brother George, who strack at him several times with a knife, when Austin jumped to en* side ?nd shot his nrother, who fell to the ground and died in a shor time. The dead man was shot in the shdomen, and l>y his side was found an open knife and a bottle of whiskey. Austin White made no effort to escape and was put under arrest the next morning, lie was brought to jail after the inquest. Griii House With 30 Tons Cotton Seed Burned in Florence. Special to The State, Florence, Not. 12.?The ginnery of Messrs. H. S. Rose, and T. A. Clark, on their plantation near the city, was burned this morning. All the machinery, about 50 tons of cotton seed and 13 bales of seed cotton were destroyed. There was no insuranco and the loss will be $2,000. There is every evidence of incendiarism. Since Inst Thursday :he ginnery lias not boon opcrat ed. % Hon. L. S. ex-senator c>f this county, suffered a serious accident in a cotton gin yesterday. His arm was so fearfully lacerated that physicians fear he mast lose it. On account of Mr. Bighara's age the accident is considered serious Ho lires at Oram im Florence couDty. pi. MIIm'Nbrtb Pumucare RHETJMAClfllL WEAK BACKS. Atdnigglf ?ly?e.