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The Perfect La For] Age,has Its attractions no less than youth in a moro Be reno and quieter Jife. But it ls this very life of rest without sulllcient exercise that brings with it those disorders that arlsb from Inactivity. Chief of these are a chronic, persistent constipa tion. Most elderly people are troubled In this way, with accompanying symptoms of belching, drowsiness after eating, 'headaches and general lassitude. Frequently there is dlllt culty of digesting eveu light food. Much mental trouble ensues, as lt is band to And a suitable remedy. First of all the advice may be given that elderly people should not use salts, cathartic pills or powders, wa ters or any of the more violent pur gatives. What they need, women as well as mon. ls a mild laxative tonic, one that is pleasant to take and yet acts without griping. Tho remedy that lilis all these re-I qulrements, and has in addition I ItliPORT OX TITANIC DISASTER. | (CoBtidued from Page Two.) badly t?iat, lu the absence of pro Ni pt | . relief, they would have fallen easy victims of the advancing ice 1loe, nearly thirty miles In width and ris ing sixteen feet above the surface of j the water. Their danger would have been as great as if they had remain ed upon the deck of the broken hull, and if tho sea bad risen tbeso toy j targets with over 7 00 exhausted peo- : pie would have been helplessly tossed about upon the waves without food ' or water. "One witness swore that two of ' the three stewards in ber boat ad mitted that, they had never had an oar in their hands before and did not even know wbnt the oarlock was for. Tho life-boats were filled so indif ferently and lowered so quickly that, according to the uncontradlcted evi dence, nearly 500 people were need lessly sacrificed to want of orderly 'discipline In loading tho few that ?were provided. .And yet it ls said by some well-meaning persons that the best of discipline prevailed, if this is dlsclplne, wlhat would have been disorder? "Among the passengers were ninny strong mon who had boen ac customed to command, whose lives had marked every 'avenue of endea vor, and whosis business experience land military trrfirilng especially fitted (.hem fdr such >.? emergency Those f wore rudely . invd and forbidden o upeak, as w.o. tho president of this company, by .ju'.lor o theirs, ti few ot //hom, 1 rcgrol to say, availed them selves of tho first opportunity to leave tho ship. Some of the men to i whom had been Intrusted tho caro of passengers, never reported to their official stations, and quickly deserted tho ship with recklessness and indif ference to the responsibilities of their positions, as culpable hud amazing as it is impossible to .believe. And j some of these men, as ithey 'lad hy' | in their partially lilied life-boats and listened to tho eries of distress 'until the noise quieted down,' sud survey ed from' a safe distance tho unselfish men and women and laitht'ul fellow officers and seamen, whose heroism lightens up this tragedy and recalls the noblest tradition of the sea." Senator Smith reviewed ?tho testi mony of Capt. Lord., showing that tho Californian came within four miles of the doomed vessel, and that he went to his room to Ho down while signal rockets wore being fired. "Failure of Capt. Lord to arouse | Our New Perf Is pleasing many women. It ci ns well on the New Perfectic It uses all the heat. It cooks evenly. It broth both sides at once. It doesn't smoke. STANDARD O NEWARK, N. J. (Incorporated In xative I Elderly People tonic properties that strengthen the . stomach, liver and bowels, ls Dr. | Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which thou- , ' sands of elderly people use, to the \ I exclusion of all other remedies, j ( Trustworthy people Uko H. W. Rob- , , lnson, 1O0 W. Divino street, Colum bia, S. C., and Mrs. W. L?. Shepard,!* Statenvllle, Ga., say they take lt at M regular Intervals and In that way j | not only maintain general good | health, but that they have not In years reit as good as they no now. You will do well to always have a bottle of lt In the house. It ls good for all tho family. Any ono wishing to mako a trial of this remedy before buying lt in the ' regular way of a druggist at fifty centB or one dollar a large bottle (family size) can have a sample bot tle sent to the home free of charge by simply addressing Dr. W. 13. Cald well, 405 Washington street, Monti cello, 111. Your name and address on a postal card will do. wireless operator on his ship, who could have easily ascertained the name of the ship in distress and reached her in time to have averted the loss of life," said Senator Smith. ? "places a tremendous responsibility I upon this officer, from which R will i be hard for bim to escape. "Contrast, if you will, the conduct I of the Carpathia in this emergency, ! and imagine what must bo the con- j solution of that thoughtful and sym- , pathetic mariner tr bo rescued the shipwrecked and left the people Of'j the world his debto r as his ship sail- 1 ed for distant setts a few days ago. ? Hy his utter self-effacement and his own indifference to peril, by bis j promptness and bis knightly sympa thy, he rendered a great service to humwnity, Ho should be made to realize the debi of grati tude this, na tion owes him, while the book of good deeds, walch 'had so often been familiar with his unaffected valor, wouid henceforth carry tho name of Capt. Rostron to the remotest period of ?time." SUrte of Ohio, City of Toledo, laicas County. Shrank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the ?enior partner of ithe firm of "F.J. Cheney & C?., doing business in the city of Toledo, county and State nfoi?said, and that \he said firm Will |tay the sum of -Five Hun dred Dollars for each and ?every case of catarrh that cannot be cured 'by .the use of Hall's '.Catarrh 'Cure. FRANK J. 'CHENEY. Sworn lo before me and subscrib er! in my presence this Otb day ?of December, A. D. 1886. (Seal) A. W. OUEASON, Notary Public Hall's Catarrh Cure ls taken :in tcrinilly and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of thc system. Send for testimonials free F. J.-CHENEY ii CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all druggists, 7f?c. Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. Negro Pt'caeker sentenced. Chicago. May 29.-J. H. Hudson, a negro preacher, former head of the Hudson Orphan Asylum, a negro in stltutimi, was sentenced to 25 years in the .-penitentiary for serious charg es by two girl inmates. Tho girls described the tortures Hudson In dicted .Mrs. Lela Love, wlfo of Wiley Love, a fanner living near Colena, Ga., says: "1 have taken Foley Kid ney Pills ami t'md them to be a)l> you claim for them. They gave me al were sluggish and inactive. 1 can most instant relief when my kidneys cheerfully recommend them to all sufferers from kiduev troubles.'*' W. Bell, '.Valhalla, S. C. ection Broiler nables thc housewife to broil >n Stove as over a coal fire. And of court? you ?re familiar with the New Per/?ction Hill \l\fm\^^airx^vxf?mjm Oil Cook-stove lt ii tuch a convenience all the year round, lt will bike, broil, roast and toaU just a* well at a regular coal range. AA lo ?.<! the Ntvr Perfection Stov? al jrour dealer,, ll ii handiomely fin ?died in nickel, with cabinet top, drop ihdvei, towel raeki. eic. lt hal lona, enamaletl, lurqiioiie-hlue chimney,. Made with I, 2 or 3 burner*. Free Cook-Book with every Move. Coot-Book alto given to anyone .ending 5 cant? to covet mading cort. IL COMPANY i New Jersey) RALTIMORE, MD. VAUGHN'S 8EIUOU8 OFFENSE. 1 Statement Issued Concerning Super- 11 Intendent Odd Fellow Home. In consequence of a meeting of tho Doard of trustees of the South Caro- i ina Odd Fellows' Orphanage,, held ' n this city Wednesday night, says the i Greenville News, a warrant was yes- ( lerday morning issued for the arrest t :>f T. U. Vaughn, erstwhile su perin- ( tendent* of the orphan home, eh-srg- 1 lng him with rape, the alleged victim i being one of the little orphan girls under his care. The warrant has ' been placed In the hands of Sheriff I Poole for service, but as yet he has i been unable to apprehend the ac- < eased. < Statement Issued. i Concerning the matter a member of the board of trustees, who took an active part in the investigation 1 leading to the swearing out of the ! warrant against Vaughn, dictated the i following statement to a representa- i tive of the News: "About two weeks ago the board of trustees learned that former super intendent, T. U. Vaughn, was impli cated in some very serious conduct, and a full investigation was made, i and Mr. Vaughn was summoned be fore the board. He came, and denied tlie charges, and we dispersed. "A subsequent meeting of the board was called, and Mr. Vaughn was sought to bo served with a no tice to attend the meeting, by mall and otherwise, but he could not be reached. Hts family have not boon at the home In the city for two weeks. His brother, v. student at Fur mun University, is said to occupy the house at night, and told the mes senger of the board of trustees t'hat T. V. Vaughn had gone North. "'A meeting of tho trustees having boon set for May 29th, and having been unable to reach Mr. Vaughn, a warrant was sworn out for Iii* arrest, charging an unmentionable offense with one of the inmates of fhe orphan home. This warrant was placed Iii the hands of Sheriff Poole, but up tu the present he has not .apprehended Vaughn. "The board did not caro to ma*ke any public announcement, but rumors having been published already, tho salient facts ure now given out. "Grand Master James H. Craig, of Anderson, will Immediately address personal letters to all the lodges of the State, so that any uncertainty in the minds of the members may be set at rest. The lette*- will bo road tn all the lodges and will not !>> pub | ltshed in the newspar- . Il will bel an official statement concerning the entire matter. "The purpose of Vaughn's trip to the North, if he has gone., is not known, lt is known that be offered, before leaving, to sell his beautiful new residence, In which he luis been living since leaving the orphanage the first of the year. So far as ls known, no conv?yanos of tho property has been made. "lt is reported that lils family ls lin Hie neighborhood of Tigerville, feith Mrs. Vaughn's people. Numerous persons who have'known him favora bly and esteemed him highly are shocked by the report. Suffice it to say, the board of trustees have made every effort possible to find out the truth, and having become convinced that it is true, and that lt is their duty to prosecute at law. no effort will he spared to fix the blame and vindicate the truth." Brother Armed willi Gun. Wednesday night, lt is said, throe men, a committee from the board of trustees, went to Vaughn's home,have ing reasons to believe that Vaughn was in hiding there. One of Ibo com mit tee approached the house from the front, while another approached from the side, and a third from the rear. The house was in darkness. Shortly after the party knocked at the front door the light was turned on in tho interior, and Vaughn's brother, the University student, answered the knock, and ho was armed with a gun. Being assured that the committee's mission was a peaceable one, the young man opened the door and gave tito information that his brother had gone North. For a number of years Vaughn was superintendent of tho Odd Fellows' Orphanage, situated four miles west Of Greenville, on tho Rasley Bridge voad. Last Janna rv he resigned, stud later became connected with an in- | Durance company of this city. Destructive Fire at Salisbury. .Salisbury, N. C., May 29.--Pire Jar ly this morning destroyed the old } Moroney Theatre, the Evening Post's | plant and several other buildings. A cabio burned, and nine hundred tele- ' phones are out of commission, cut- , ling out all tho lines to Spencer. Tho monetary loss is considerable. When Buying, Buy Only Hie Best. ? lt costs no more, but gives tho ' )ost. results. H. \j. Blonqtllst, Esdaile, Wis., . ^ays his wife considers Foley's lion-' \v and Tar Compound tho host cough ure on the market. "She has tried carious kinds, but Foley's gives tho test results of all." J. VV. Bell,Wal lalla, s. c. Um EVANS FOUND NOT GUILTY. jotters to Liquor Mau Introduced Acknowledged Getting 9400. Columbia, May 29.-"Not guilty" ,vas the verdict of the jury in the j 'Hub" Evans case. Tho verdict was eturned at 2.30. It took tho jury )uly about five minutes to come to in agreement. Tho court had rece led, but tho Judge and defendant ? were called back to Hie court room md the verdict read. The defense put up no wt newses. The state's testimony was documen ;ary and letters from Evans to Good man, a liquor drummer, were tho ?hlef evidence. In these Evans call ed Goodman "Friend" and signed the nome "Hub." Letters Introduced. Three letters were Introduced from ESvana to Goodman and told of receiv ing certain checks and also spoke of certain orders for whiskoy. Copies of tho letters follow: Newberry, S. C. "Dear Goodman: Your two checks and letters received, ono for $250 and ono for $50 and $50 in Columbia makes $350. Here is the list you a;et: Fifty barrels X rye. 4 00 barrels X corn, 35 barrels X gin nnd 10 bar rels apple brandy. Will put in some case goods next month, and keep building up. Many thanks for kind ness. Your friend, Hub." "Newberry, S. C., May 17, 1902. "The Hon. M. A. Goodman, Savan nah, Ga.-Dear Goodman: How are thugs getting along in Georgia? Have' yon got home yet. Hope you are all O. K. I could have gotten 25 cases 06 In this buying, but I was afraid it might cut one down for June buying, when think 1 can get two or three hundred and more XX. Cram asked tor Silver Brook this time and left, off I i tho X's. You, of course, saw what we bought-nothing comparatively. Re gards to all. Come over In June. 1 may go to Powley's Island and llsh in , about ton days. Can yon join us there? Let mo know. Most kind regards to your family. Your friend, Hub." "P. S.-Am out of coffee and Goshen butter." "Newberry, S. C., March 19, 1902. "Dear Goodman: 1 know you feel disappointed at th\> month's pur chase, but it could not be helped. IT. ' you will look at Friday's State paper you will see and also that. Cram and the legislative committee was there aaa we was asked only to buy ?ne month's supply of the goods we had already pnrchnscfl from house and that was oui if you will n?;te lohn Lar,;, ml) got 50 barrels X rye and 1 no "Ce . vc otis. Thal is why 1 made nioCton lo bn.\ onlj for Ono month. I? Intended to give you and John all my orders. . As it is none of my friends got hardly anything this month, but I ?next month things will be better. ] Tb? committee and Cru ni just asked for goods we are out of. lt was, hard on me. lt shows that some body is pushing somebody's stuff. 1 j am almost disgusted with it. There will be no more new goods for quite a Wnile. Your Oil is going pretty well. When sub dispensers can get it l am going to pul it in bulk. I j could not work the corn In without samples, I think this was put upi job. Will tell you all when 1 seo you j in April buying. Regards to all. ! Your friend, H. IL Evans." Rites or stings of poisonous in sects which cause the flesh to swell should be treated with Darby's Pro phylactic Fluid, lt counteracts the ; poison, reduces swelling quickly and eases pain. It is equally as valuable when applied to flesh wounds, burns, ' scalds, cuts or bruises, lt causes the j tlesh to heal over and leaves no dis figuring scar. Price 50c. per bottle, i Sold at nell's Drug Store. Walhalla. ; Negro Chauffeur Acquitted Anderson, May 30.- Henry Feas ter, Hie 17-year-old negro who, while driving an automobile several weeks ' ago. ran over and killed little Lillie Wright on ono of the principal streets of this city, was acquitted Of the charge of murder to-day. The solicitor argued for a verdict of man Blaughfor, bul the jury re!urned a verdict of not guilty, thus freeing' the negro, within ten minutes after the case was given to them for con sid?ration. j NO Clue to Jewel Thief. Savannah. Ga., May 20.-No (due! has been found to ?be identity of the i burglar who lootc.t tho room of Miss Marie Nisbet here of jewelry valued j it nearly $20,000. The theft occur red Monday afternoon while Miss SM she I was away from home for a few I minutes, Tho jewelry itu ludes a num ber of valuable diamonds. EAGLE-THISTLE It makes one think ol and wholesome and de ling, teeming with p your soda fountain old FOur nev Ix$?5 telling Cola vindication nooga, for thc ask Wru-ncvcr you sec an Arrow think of Coca-Cola. Demand th : Genuin TII1C COCA-O /.. i./.NTA, KILLS HIS FELLOW HATH EIL A Vengeful Hoy Throws Stone ns a Voling Diver Comes Up? Brownsville, Pa., May 30.-As El mer Wood, ll years old, appeared at the surface of the water after diving du the Monongahela river yesterday afternoon, he was struck on the head hy a heavy stone hurled from the bank, And his skull was crushed. The tragedy resulted from a boy ' iah quarrel WiXh .lohn Karra, aged I 14, another liather. Wood's father, llanyy Wood, is chief machinist at the river, and Karra is the son of a foreign miner. Karra was angered at a remark of Wood's and tried to .hit "him, but other hoys separated the two. Then Ovavra climlved up a 36 foot cribbing along the hink and Pe gan throwing stoneB, one of which killed young Wood, who sank in stan', ly. Tho hoy had dive'1 to escape being struck. Tho body was recov ered an hour later by Superintend ent W. C. Wood, of the works. do you give you doped medicine ever think of tl Many animals < ment with dop which are worst all. An animal with a v\ down condition car drugged. When tin they usually die. Von should take doctoring your stocl your family. Noah's Horse are medicines-not c safe side by giving yt tested remedies. Noah's Colic! domed y la most ilnngorotis disenso, (.'ol Its effect. Simple- to ado tongue. Cheap fn p? leo-M $."?0 to any at?ele owner. Noah's Fever Itcmcdy ls cough*, colds, distemper, in ?nd the t i rat mi ni of milk on tlx: tongue. Two sizes, f Noah's Liniment ls tim bei stnhlo remedy on tho mark liol chloroform, ammonia, poisonous drugs. 26c, iilK (hilton cans at 8*1.00, These remedie? aro sold I: Cine. Made In Itlclimond hy "I have been using Noah's Liniment and Non li's Colic Remedy on our slock with tho best results, and find them to ho tho best remedies of tho kind I have ever ur"?d and recommend them to ?tock owners. - D. J. griffith, Sup't B. c. I enltentlary, Colum bia, 8. C." J. W. HELL, WALHALLA. For Sab ?be Old Daken Bucket billed to the brim with old, clear purity-no such vatcr nowadays. ; back, the old days with >ttlc of ld) . ' .(Hun h A : everything that's pure lightful. Bright, spark alate joy-it'i oaken bucket / booklet, of Coca at Chatta ;ing. c as mude by OLA CO CA. Frank Woarn Married. Tho Kingstroe County Record ot a recent date announces tho marriage of Miss Mary Cannon, of Newberry* and G. Frank Woarn, also of. that, city. Mr. Weam is well known la Wal halla, and has many friends hero who. will join with The Courier Itt extend ing to him hearty congratulations. He is the representative of tho Globo Tailoring Company, of Cinctnnatl.and visits Walhalla frequently on busi ness. Tiley Put an lind to It. Charles Sable, 30 Cook St., Roch ester, N. Y., says he recommends Foley Kidney Rills at. every oppor tunity because they gave him prompt relief from a bad caso of kidney trouble that had long bothered him. Such recommendation, coming from Mr. Sable, is direct and convincing cvldonco of tho great curative quali ties of Foley Kidney Rills. J.W. Boll. Wal liai ia. S. C. \ Owner ir sick animals 8? Did you aat? iie after treat ?ed medicines 3 than none at rcak. heart or run? mot stand being i reaction sets In as much care in k as you would ! Remedies lope. Be on the mr animal? these recommended for that lc, and ia hnrnileaH in allister- given on tho )c a hot tin, anil worth a medicino for rover, fluen/.n, hine; troubler* lover In cowa, (liven "Oe Mid $1.00. 4t all-round huiiiiy ?ml 6t. Continua no aloo nnpnthA, benzlno, or mid $1.00 H bottlo. >y ni) dealer? in medi um Noah Remedy Co. "My Muhle ?K>aHNayH ho Noan Remedien aro hn beat ho fiver used, specially thc liniment or tho euro of *oro nouldora, wiih which vo hnvo lind >\o much rouble. Ho ni? en torses your collo rem dy fis hoing flue mid a uro eure. T. J. Dnvla, up't Htfito Ffirm, i?Bslter, Va." /ciuutiuiiit* mm W ? 3 Bv W. J, l.CNNEY, SENECA.