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Charlotte ami points north.
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KKMF.DY CO., Coicafio or New York. 4J7
lingular Bulletin of Condition of
the Crops.
1 he following is the weekly 'oil
Ic'.'.n of tito condition of the crops
in thy State itemed 1 ?y Pi rector
Bauer:
I'he week's ruinful1 was mm li
lielow normal, and consisted of
many local showers, poorly distributed,
with numerous points
that had no rain. The heaviest,
and most needed rains, fell in the
upper Savannah valley and ndjaceut
counties, on the 4th ami 7th,
with probably more on the 8th.
'I he southeastern counties had
quite general rains on the 5th.
(>vcr the remainder of tho State
the rainfall was extremely light.
The drought is beeonnm* serinoc
w J?
over the west urn half of tho State,
where crops have already suffered
impairment, and, although corn
nod cotton continue to look well,
they are not as promising as heretofore,
whi'e gardens, pastures,
melons, fruits,and late grains have
been materially injured. There
was hail on the 4th, at many
points, but it did no damage to
crops.
The weather was favorable for
cultivation and general farm work,
and especially for harvesting
wheat and oats, which is ncaring
completion in places, but is still
underway at others. Cultivated
crops are clean and well worked,
with only one report for the week !
of grassy fields.
The general condition of corn
continues promising, and the earliest
is tasselling and being laid
by. Later planting looks well, but
is being damaged by cutworms,
budworms. billbnrrs mid wir#>
A. ? . liowoil, lo Ml]?! !,<!.,
I.uncusici v 'n, S. 0,
J^/*,Siib*ci'ii)C t<? 1 i.c I,' tiger.
f
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worms,especially on bottom lands.
Much bottom land still too dry to
plant. Peas aio being sown in
wit li coi n
Cotton is recovering slowly
irotu the bad effects of the cold
weather of the previous week, and
lie*, while still prevalent, are
gradi ally disappearing The crop
is we 1 cultivated, but needs rain
on red lands, where some late
planted is not yet up. Blooms
have been not 1, and forms are
plentiful. In tuo western counties
the nights have continued too eool.
Sea Ulan I cotton improved during
the week.
Wheat and oats harvest con
tiiine, but both crops arc turning
out poor, except in a few localitioj
where both are fairly good,
notably in Clarendon county.
'J'/n lh si I'rcsvriplioit /'<>> Mamrttl
Chills and Fever is a bottle of
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It
is simply Iron mid Quinine and
tasteless, No Cure No Pay.
Winthrop College Scholarships
And Entrance Examinations
The examinations for the award
of vacant scholarship in Winthrup
College and for the admission of
new students will 1)3 held at the
county court house on Friday,
July 11th, at 0 a. in.
Applicants must not he less
than fifteen years of uge
When scholarships are vacated
after July 11th, they will be
awarded to those m iking tho highest
average at this examination.
The next session will open September
17, 1902.
For further information and a
catalogue address President I).
B. Johnson, Hock Hill, S. C\
Vacancy at West Point
A competitive examination, to
iili a vacancy of scholar-hip in the
United Stutes Mi'ilary \ adeiny
at West Point, will be I. 1 I at
Yorkvillo fin Thursday, Jtffle I
19th, 1 9 '2 F >r 1 ill i i, i.ifoi". j
mat ion wiiti Hon. 1) lv Finley, i
{Vn-hii .:lon, D.
Big "hip-Building Combine. I
It will Likely he Known the I
In.ud States Ship ('orpeia- j
I icti and I I t ve a Capital
of $g5,<iU()l00U.
No?v York, .Inns 10. ? Details
eoieerninj* the proposed combination
of ship-m ilding interests'
rti'ii1 tmale public to lay. I'hej
combine probably will ho known
is the I'nited States Ship Corporation,
and will be incorporated in
New .Jersey, The capitalization
wil he about ?25,000,000, dividL.
.i .11.. :.. - ? ? i
< ;; ciju iii^ in common :in(l pre- j
furred stock, and it is likely that
bonds in two classes amounting
to $1),000,000 will be issued. The
11 ust Company of the Requblic,
of this city, will finance the combine
and act as transfer agent.
Alexander & Green will be the
general counsel.
It is stated that the following eoni
panies ami firms have been invited
to enter the combination: Union
Iron Works, Bath, Me,; Ayde
Windlass Company, Bath, Me,;
Crescent Shipyard, Elizabetbport,
N. J.: Sam'I J. Moore Sons, Elizabetbport,
'and the (Iarlan & Hoi
lings worth Company, Wilmington,
Del.
V I UC LENT C* N( Kit
CUKFI)
Startling proof of a wonderful
advance in medicine is given l>y
druggist G. W. Roberts of Elizabeth,
W. Va. An old man there
had long suffered with what good
doctors pronounced insurable cancer.
They believed his case hopeless
until ho used Electric Hitters
and applied Arnica Salve, which
treatment completely cured him.
When Electric Hitters are used to
expel bilious, kidney aud microbe
poisons at the sanio time this salve
exerts its matchless healing power,
blood diseases, skin eruptions,
ulcers and sores vanish. Hitters i
5Uo, Salvo 25c at Crawford Bros)
and ,J. F. Mackey & Co's.
Two Killed and Ten Injured in a
Mining Town.
lYoria, 111., .Juno 11. ? The
double storm that struck Peoria
1 -t night at 2 o'clock this morn;
ing was the worst central Illinois
has experienced since 1S43. l'roi
bably the worst damage in pro
! portion to the size of the town,
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Ul mii^OlIM! iVI lilt! Jl smtlll
mining town 20 miles bdjw Peoria.
There were two persons killed
outright and ten injured, two
fatally. George Ashloek, a lineman,
was seriously hurtled in at
tempting to extricate liearden,
another lineman, from a live wire
which killed Kearde.
FII.TIIY TKMPIdCS IN
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Sacred cows often delilo Indian
temples, but worse yet is a body
that's polluted by constipation.
Don't permit it. Claense your
system with Dr. King's New Lifo
Pills and avoid untold misery.
They give lively livers, uctivo
bowels, good digestion, fino appetite.
Only 25c at Crawford Pros
drug store.
Eaacate Vonr Ilairela With Cuacareta.
Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever.
3Ci.26c. If C.C.C.l-U. druKSlstsrefund inoaa*.
Inmate of Alms llouse Commits
Suicide
Special to The Stale.
Charleston, June 11.?James
Brock, an aged inmate of the alms
house committed suicide by slashing
his throat with a razor. Brock
wilt, in failing health and his growing
Tbfinnitv brought on mcla " ho.
h , which coi-ed the indi act.
Mr-. Brock h:i.i with lor husband
vie i he committed the fact
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Keep Your Bowels Strong.
Constipation or diarrhoea when
your bowels are out of order. Casc
arets Candy Cathartic will make
ihc.ii act naturally. Genuine tablets
stamped C. C. C. Never sold in
oulk. All druggists, ioc.
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Many Women and
Children Killed.!
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Mi-xioiin Soldier* Mnshncro SO
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Mulo Y.-ujuis and M ?)t o Thun (
u Hundred Women un I I
Children.
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Tucson, Ariz., June 11 ?A |
pi eminent Arizona hunker nrriv- i
od lu re today from LViotns So- i
nor with details of a massacre ,
of Ya?pii Indians? men, women i
and children - \ostcrdav in Santa i
Rosa Canon, '.)& miles from the ]
Mnnas l'uielus mines, by a detachment
of General Toor's troops It
appoars that the Yaqui force were i
operating in that section. The'
Mexican troops came upon their
camp and without any w a ning '
loponed a terrible fire, sparing
neither women nor children. Af-1
ter the first volley, the troops'
charged down upon the panicstricken
victim's and massacred'all
within their reach. Of the guard
of 80 YfiT,,!,!not ^ single ono sur- ,
vived and more than a hundred
women una cinMren tell victims '
to the Mex lean bullets and bayonets.
HA K'PV TIM K IN OH)
TOWN
"We felt very haypy," writes
C. N. Bevill, Old Town, Va.,
"when Bucklen's Arnica Salvo '
wholly curetl our daughter of a I
bad ease of scald head." It de- ,
lights all who use it for Cuts, (
Corns, Burns, Bruises, Boils, Clears,
Eruptions. Infallible for 1
Piles. Only 25c at Crawford 1
Bros and J. F. Mackey *\r Co's
drug store.
Senator Hoar voted against the
measure passed by the senate for
the government of the Philippines,
j His position was not so much in
antagonism of the bill itself as to
j the principle th it wo should gov!
crnat all in the islands mentioned.
Senator Morgan spoke for the
measure because lis believes that
it is altogether right and proper
thur, as-wo have the Philippines
and will never let them go, we
should nuKe rules to govern them, i
When a Republican Iiko Senator!
Hoar votes against the bill father- ;
ed by his party, and Senator Mor j
gnu votes for the hill fathered by
hip pol'ticul enemies, it is about
I llllu f i l /ti\n V ln/]/V t-hrt t * l?/v DkJl . ..
viuiu tv voui i vi vi vj turn mv: 1
pine question is not strictly u
party question ?Dallas News.
IF YOU WILL PUT [men?0
With this gargle your throat often i
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Keep
fact always frosl" it
For Cuts, Ma?be9 an
need only to apply
* ff^exican ^us
a few times and tho sorcne?
Ik; conquered and tho woun
To get the best results yoi
of soft cloth with the linimc
wound as you would a pouli
2op., f?Oe. nnd $
KEEP AN EYE ON KM
disouws amonp; your fowls uso Moi
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Death and Destruction on an Indian
Reservation.
\\ hit*! Earth, Minn., .tune 10.?
V terrible electric, wind, hail and
rain siorm passed over the souttiao>t
portion of the White Earth
Indian reservation lust night, leav
Wz death and destruction in its
Alike. Uep ?r < from the southern
part of the r nerval i ri say. that
lie fury of the storm wis terrificin
Wa'w.irU and Atlantic town !iiI>:.
!l nis -H an 1 haras were
torn (.o.vti, crops destroyed and
soiiv li't 'in pu'soiis ure reported
killed
> tVKI) FROVl AN AWFUS,
FATK
"Everybody s lid 1 Irad consumption,"
wi ites ^Mrs. A. M.
shields, of Ohambersburg, Pa.,
l4l was so low aftor six mouths of
severe sickness, caused by Hay
Fever and Asthma, that few
thought 1 could get well, but I
leurned of the marvelous merit of
Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, .isod it, and was
completely cured." For desj>er?
ate Throat and Lung Diseases it
io the safest euro in the world,
and is infallible for Coughs, Colds
and Bronchial troubles. Guaranteed
bottles ,50c and $1 00. Trial
bottles free at Crawford Bros and
,J. F. Mavkey & Co's.
President's Protective Bill.
Washington, .June 0.?The
house today passed the b:l! to protect
the president, vice president,
members of the cabinet and for?,i<?n
ministers unci ambassadors
and to suppress the teaching of
anar'hy, by a vote of 185 to 88.
Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold In bull(
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
"something Just as good."
VIGOR <>rMEN
easily, Quickly, Permanently
Restored
H INI) IPO J
(P.iris) GKliAT FltENCIl TONIC
AND YITAIAZHR is sold with wilt
leu uuuiaiilee 8oenre Nervous Debility,
l ost Vital iy 1 ir M iih ry, Fits,
I >.//.in. as Hyst' iM Slops ell Dr iin?
? lli?? Nervous sysitMn < ><useti ?y
Hud II I' ll- or I .x.-es-i v<* Up?? ?.f Tet
huivvi, Opium. I itiuors, ni Zivinthf
Pare thai Kills*' [t wards oil Ins
nit/. onsuinptioii ?' <1 Death. It
el- ar he H '>i?d ai d B>ain, Builds Up
I lie slutifeied Nerves, Restores '.lie
Fife ol Vi-uih slid l?rii.jr? the ink
Glow t ? Pale Cheeks. and Makes you
Young and Strom; !1?:h:ii 50c , 12
boxes Ijtfi By Mull <? Any Address.
( rawfurd Bros Drungis1.. j?k"t?t?. Lau
cash r
onfulof Mexican Mustang Llninto
a glass half full of water and
t will quickly cure a Bore Throat.
Srr=
this
i your memory:? "
d all Open Sores, you
tang ^iniment
;h and inflammation will
ded flesh healed,
i should saturato a piece
nt and bind it upon tho
tice.
t.OO a bottle. |
ultry nn<l ot tbo veiy first alfn> of
only Ijors, Rumliloroot or other
loan Mustang Liniment.
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