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TRUSTING TX?> (PROVIDENCE. CterotaMl, Ohio, Jllockaded by from Two to Hlx Foot of Snow. Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 12.-The problem of distributing available food and coal supplies In snow hound Cleveland cau?ed greatest anx iety to-day. From two to six feet of snow bloek the streets. Fifteen hundred babies have been without milk for 36 hours and the outlook for vatting milk into thc city is not good. Of other food except ?reen stuff a tali ly large supply is on band. The big milk companies yes terday made sales only to those who wanted lt for babies. Many factories suspended o pe ra llona yesterday because of the short age of coal and they may not be able to open for a week. Retail dealers say delivery of coal for dwelling and apartment houses is impossible. Triple prices were paid to the few teamsters who would haul produce from the cars in the railroad yards to the central market house, and at noon yesterday the supply there had been sold out. "We are trusting to Providence for to-morrow's supply." said one stall k tie i ter. Meat, e?gs. hour and butler in sn' fielent quantities to last several days are in tho down-town groceries, bul in the suburbs grocers have almost empty shelves. FIFTEEN PEOPLE ARK KILLE" And Nearly Two Hundred Injured in Wreek of Excursion Train. Kufaula. Ala., Nov. 1 Three I coaches Of an excursi?n train, carry ing '..Ml people to the Harbour coun ty fair, in this city, left the rails of the Central of Georgia railroad at S o'clock tills morning. 17 miles south of Kufaula. and rolled down a :?0 foot embankment. Fifteen dead and nearly 200 injured were taken from the wreck late this afternoon, and others were so badly injured that the death list will be materially in creased. Five coaches made up lite i rain, which was en route from Ozark. Ala., to Eu fan la. Three Caril lien ve Hails. As the train circled a curve three miles from Clayton the three rear coaches left the rails and were dash ed down a steei) embankment. Two of the coaches were practically de molished. Passengers in the two front coaches immediately rushed to the aid of the injured. many of whom were imprisoned in the debri As soon as news of the ace i den reached Clayton an appeal for ai?! was dashed to all towns within a . a dius of al) miles. Relief .'ailis, with physicians and nurses aboard, hur ried to the scene of the accident from Kufaula and Ozark. Residences her?- wer*? I urned into emergency hospitals, but accommoda tions could not be obtained for all the victims, and many were placed on litters in front yards and on porches. Owing to the confusion, the iden tification of the dead and injured is progressing slowly, lt is believed that several of tho injured cannot live. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BKOMO Quinine. It stops the Cough and Headache and works off the Cold. Irtucglsts refund money li lt fails to cure. 8. W, GROVE'S signature on each box. 25c. Champion Potato Grower. Much has been said and written recently about big potatoes, but the palm for size and number muai be awarded to s. i. White, of Sumter county, the champion potato grower of South Carolina, who madel lie re markable record last year of grow ing 8.10 bushels of potatoes on one acre of laud. Ile recently carried one to the city of Sumter that weigh ed over ll pounds. Mr. White's i rop this year approximated the same large yield as last year, CLEANSES YOUR ll UR, MA KEN IT REA I TIIT L. It) Heroines Thick, Wavy, Lustrous and All Dandruff Disappears Hair Stops Coming Out. Surely try a "Danderine Hair cleanse"' if you wish to immediately double the beauly of your hair. Just moisten a cloth witti Danderine and draw it carefully through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; this will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or any excessive Oil--in a ft v min utes you will be amazed. Your hair will be wavy, Huffy and abundant and possess an incomparable softness, lust re and luxu ria nee. Besides beautifying tho hair, ono application of Danderine dissolves every par! ide of dandruff, invigo rates the scalp, stopping itching and fulling hair. Danderine ls lo the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. it goes righi to tho roots, invigorates and strengthens them. Its exhilarating, stimulating and life-producing properties cause the hair to grow long, strong and beautiful. You can surely have pretty, soft, lust rous hair, and lots of it, if yon will just get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter and try it as directed. adv. "THF, ?RKAT PAC I FICA TX) H. Teddy Gets New Title on Visit to Ar* ^entino Republic. Buenos, Aires, Nov. 13.- Knthusl asm towards the United States was shown a*. the banquet given here last night in l oner of former President Theodore Roosevelt, and the distin guished visitor himself was warmly welcomed. Tho national hymns of tho United States and of the Argen tine Republic were sung i i a spirited manner, while hundreds of women in the galleries threw great quantities of flowers down upon the Moor of the banquet hall as part of the applause which followed Col. Roosevelt's speech. M. Frers, a member of the House of Deputies, who delivered tho speech of welcome, referred to the visitor as "the defender of the integ rity of the Americans," and after paying him the tribute of having en tirely dispelled any feeling of suspi cion that may have lurked among the Latin-American countries of the friendly advances of tho United States, he said: "Wo will be justified in calling him the great pacificator." In his reply Col. Roosevelt defend ed the Monroe doctrine, explaining thal it was not an international law. but a policy ol' tin- dilled States for all America. Ile said times bad changed since the adoption of that policy, so that Argentine was now a great modern nation, which needed no protection, and he added: "I hope that the example ol' the Argent in?? Republic will be emulated by all the other Latin-American re public, and that they will accept the Monroe doctrine as the leading arti cle of their policy." Deafness Cannot Re Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion ol" the ear. There is only one way to cure deaf ness, and thal is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition ol' the mucous lin ing of tho Eustachian tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rum bling sound or imperfect hearing, and when lt is entirely closed deaf ness is the result, and unless the In flammation can he taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an in flamed condition of the mucous sur faces. We will give one hundred dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circu lars, free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists. 75c. Take Hall's Family Fills for con stipation. adv. JOAQUIN MILLER'S LAST POEM. I Poet (?ives Hope in His Filial Mes sage lo Ute World. ( New York I lera ld. ) Tho last poem Joaquin Miller wrote was composed by him on Fri day morning, alter he knew that deal h w as near. "This is my last message to the world," he told his wife, to whom he gave the pieces of paper on which he had laboriously penciled these lines: At Final Parting. Could I but teach men to believe, Could I but make small men lo grow. To break the frail webs that weave About their thews and bind them low. Could I but sing one song and lay Clim Doubt, then I could go my way In tranquil silence, glad, serene, And satisfied, from off the scene. Hut. ah' ?his disbelief, this doubt - This doubt ol' (?od, this doubt of good The damned spot will not out. Would'st learn to know one little flower, Its perfume, perfect form and hue? Yea, would'st thou have ont; perfect hour Of all years that come to you? Then grow as Cod hath planned, grow A lordly oak or daisy low, As Ile hath set his garden; he .lust what thou arl. or grass or t ree. 'I'hy treasures up in Heaven laid. Await thy sure ascending soul. Life after life.be not afraid. (?A I NI NC STRENGTH HAILY. Cheshire, for Congress, Wi. ? is .Mak ing Aggressive Campaign, Has the Harking ol' "Josh" Ashley and His Crowd-Will Sweep Anderson < 'otinty. i Hones Path Chronicle. ) Col. Victor H. Cheshire, former ed itor and owner of The Intelligencer, recognized under his management as the most influential paper in the up per part ol' the State, and now a can didate for Congress. Bponl yesterday in town. Col. Cheshire is a tireless worker and a hard tighter. lt ls generally conceded that he will he in the second race .nd is not only strong in Anderson county, but is daily gaining in the other counties of (?ie district. He has a big follow ing in this county as well as i nfl lien tial backers, having the support of I Hon. "Josh" Ashley and men of his tj pe. adv. OUR U. S. Census Bureau Give Yield of Corn Per / South Carolina Bushels ? of ? Washington. D. C.. Nov. 13.-Spe cial: The following figures are from the Census Bureau's tabulation of Total Production Corn (bushels) . Irish potatoes (bushels) Sweet potatoes (bushels) . Tobacco ( pounds) . Yield Per Acre Corn (bushels) . Irish potatoes (bushels) .. Sweet potatoes (bushels) . Tobacco ( pounds) . Quality Corn . Irish potatoes. Sweet potatoes. . . Tobacco . Prices November 1st Corn, per bushed. I rlsh potatoes ( bushel I . . Sweet potatoes (bushel) .. Cotton, per pound . I logs, per 1 tin pounds . . . . South Curoliim's Cotton Crop. The table below shows th<? num ber of bales of cotton ginned, by counties. In South Carolina, up to the 18th of October. 1913, and com parison with the 1912 crop to the same date last year. ( Round bales are counted as half bales). The tl gu res are as follows: Crop. County- 1913. 1012. Abbeville . 13,526 1 1,270 Aiken . 26,516 19,118 Anderson . 30,755 20,762 Bamberg. If.0(54 10,536 Barnwell. 3i.''29 23.373 Beaufort . 3.18:1 1,954 Berkeley. 5.388 1,584 Calhoun . 13,419 ??.77S ?Charleston . 4,366 1,839 I Cherokee. 6,7.r?l 4,f>97 STOCK EXCHANGE FIRM FAILS. Assets of Hollins AL- Co. $50,000, with Liabilities of $5,000,000. New York, Nov. I'l.-The suspen sion of H. B. Hollins ?? Co., the banking and brokerage Arm, was an nounced on the stock exchange this afternoon. The linn, organized moro than 20 years ago, was ono of the. best Known in the financial district. lt nad large interests in Mexico and represented in this city several of the largest financial institutions of that country. Harry B. Hollins, senior member of the firm, was for many years a <dose ?oeKl business intimate of the late .1. I". Morgan. Assets Only $."?0,000. An involuntary petition in bank ruptcy was filed against the firm after the suspension was announced, by three creditors with claims ag gregating $661. The petition set forth that Ibo firm's liabilities amounted to $."?,000,000. with assets of some $50,000. The petition stated that the failure was due to the withdrawal of large deposits whi(d) impaired the firm's cap ital. H KA I/THY LIVER MAULS BEAUTY Famous Actress Finds that a Healthy Liver is Necessary to Good Looks lind Youthfulness. One of the best known women of the American stage is writing a se ries of a rt ?(des on the preservation of beauly, she attaches great import ance to keeping the liver active at all times, and she is right. Neither good looks nor happiness will stay long with any man or woman who lets the liver get lazy and sluggish. lt is not always safe to take calo mel, the old liver remedy. Doctors agree that it is a very uncertain drug. Rut Bell's drug store has a remedy for sale that they guarantee to take the place of calomel abso lutely, and still be haimless, causing no restriction of habit or diet. This remedy is Dodson's Liver Tone. Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant lasting vegetable liquid, but it starts the liver gently and surely and re lieves constipation and biliousness so promptly thal it has become a de pendable remedv in thousands of ho,nes in the Cited Stales. There are scores of families in this vicinity who will not be without it in (In house, and who would not think of starting on a trip without a bottle of it. Bell's drug store has sold so much Dodson's Liver Tone that they are convinced of its merit and will give any person his 50 cents back, who buy; a bottle and does not find that it takes the place ol calomel to per fection. adv. NATION'S CK s Some Interesting Figures lere Increased One Bushel , while It Decreased Six an? n United States-Total Co Cation is 661,729,000 Bush Short This Year. crop statistics for thc year 10 13, with comparison for the year 1912. By the figures shown in the tables be low South Carolina's position is South ('.Molina: 1913. 1912. 38,844,000 34,278,000 800,000 900,000 4,508,000 5,040,000 33.288,000 24,500,000 1 ? . ."> 17.9 SO <?0 92 105 7CO 700 90 S8 89 93 SS ?12 . s 7 s:: $1.02 $ . 9<? 1.26 1.19 .75 .70 .13.I .11 7.4 0 7.CO Chester. 1 i,273 13,428 Chesterfield. 16,784 14,950 Clarendon. 20,495 10,965 Colleton . 9,443 6,509 Darlington. 14,887 19,764 Dillon . 15.02S 20.279 Dorchester . S.533 5,698 Edgefleld . 1 6,524 1 2,293 Fairfield. 1 1.304 1 1.67S Florence. 20,338 18,721 Georgetown .. .. 1.2:T; 1,408 Greenville. 1 5.297 10,161 Greenwood. 1 2,749 12,436 Hampton . 1 1,456 8,040 Horry. 2.655 3,126 Jasper. 3.336 2,274 Kershaw. 12,314 13,601 Lancaster. 8,627 10,312 Laurens . 18,095 14,950 Lee. 17.980 17.875 Lexington. 12,139 10,577 .Marion . 8,005 8,881 M7 LIVES LOST IN HLIXZAKD. Eleven Ships Went Down With Crews on the Great Lakes, Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 13.-That a total of at least eleven ships and 167 lives were lost in the blizzard that enveloped tile Great Lakes from Sunday until Tuesday is indicated in the Compilation to-day of reports re ceived lie re. lu addition, twenty-one other ves sels were partially or wholly de stroyed, their crews escaping. The financial loss will amount to about $3,000.000. The list of lost vessels and their dead is apportioned as follows: John A. McGean, of Cleveland, crew of 28 lost, somewhere off Sar nia, Ont., In Lake Huron. Charles S. Price, of Cleveland, crew of 28; off Godorch, Ont., in Lake Huron. James S. Carruthers, of Toronto, crew of 25; off Grand Bend, Ont., on Lake Huron. Regina, Toronto, crew of 20; cap sized in Lake Huron. Wexford, Toronto, crew of 20; be lieved to have collided with Regina and sunk. Lelfleld, Sault Ste Marie, Ont., crew of 15; wrecked on Angus Is land, Lake Superior. Plymouth, Menominee, Mich., crew of 7; sunk off St. Martins Island. Lake Michigan. Lightship No. 82, crew of 6; BU nie off Buffalo. M. F. Rutters, Milwaukee, crew of 15; believed foundered in Lake Su perior. William Nottingham, Cleveland, three of crew of 2."? missing; wreck ed near Sand Island, Lake Superior. Miss Wilson's Gift from the House. Washington, Nov. 15. A pendant made up of ono Canary diamond weighing six and one-half carats, sur rounded by 85 smaller diamonds, ar ranged in a pear shape and attached to a neck chain in which smaller dia monds are set will be the gift of the House of Representatives to Miss Jessie Wilson when sho marries V. R. Sayre in the White House on No vember 25th. Republican Leader Mann, who started tho movement by which individual members of tlie House contributed more than $2,000 for tho gift, announced tho descrip tion in a formal statement Tuesday. For Weakness anti Loss of Appetite The Old Standard gcncrnl strengthening tonic, ? OROVB'8 TASTI?I.KSS chill TONIC, drive? out I Malaria and builds up thc system. A true tonic sud sine Appctiz r. l'or adults und children. 50c. ?OPS. of Comparison-Average and Six-tenths in i Two-tenths rn Crop leis readily seen to be a very important one in the matter of farm products. The estimates for 1913 are based on figures to Novellier 1st: United Statoe: 1913. 1912. 2.463.017,OOO 328.550.000 55,780,000 903.875,000 2 3 89 . 2 9 5 790 3,124,740,000 420,047,000 55,479,000 9G2.855.000 29 . 2 113.4 05 . 2 7 8."). 5 82.2 s:,.:, 87.S 90.5 8 7.8 90 84.7 87.4 7 0.7 $.58.4 69.6 .45.5 78 .79.9 1 :? .10.9 CO 7.70 Marlboro . 21,046 Newberry . 10.516 [>conee. 7,344 Drangeburg . 4 1,265 IMckens. 5,974 meilland . 11,206 Saluda. 11,777 Spa rta n burg . . . . 26,861 Sumter. 20,121 Union . 7,840 Williamsburg .... 10,508 York . 16,417 Total for State. . .610,720 540,310 Average for All Crops. The average production of all South Carolina crops this year is re ported at 4 |ier cent in excess of pro duction last year and 5.9 per cent in excess of the 10-year average. 'Quake Kills Hundreds in Peru. Lima, Peru, Nov. 14.-Ten towns were destroyed and several hundred persons killed In an earthquake in tho mountainous Peruvian Province of Aymaraes Tuesday. News of the , disaster reached this city by courier. The number of known dead was i 120 when the courier left the devas- ? tated district, but it was believed ; that several hundred more bodies would be recovered from the wreck- ' ed towns. The survivors are living in open places and aro suffering greatly owing to lack of food and shelter. ' The government has forwarded a I large quantity of provisions and has appropriated a fund for the purpose of relief. JUST ONE W O R D that word I? lt raf.r. to Dr. Tutt's Llv.rPill.and MEANS HEALTH. Are you constipated? Troubled with Indigestion? Sick headache? Vlrtigo? Bilious? Insomnia? ANY of these symptoms and many others Indicate inaction of the LIVER. Take No Substitute. New! New The o form ula way to tl every farm one subjc the fcrtili that will furnish a balanced ration t of the soil. To do this thc fertilize POT, as Phosphoric Acid. Our note bi in farmers' meetings and plenty of that you hear. Let us send one ti A supply of these is furnished by requ< We will IK; glad to send a supply dclivcrcc or Farmers' Club Officer on request. It c German Kali Works, Inc., MCCOIIRlek Block, Chicano.III. Hink & inst Bld*..S.i? Emplit Bldg., Allant j. Ga. CHARGED WITH POISONING, Physician States Arsenic Was Placed lu thc Flour. Hazlehurst, Ga.. Nov. 12.-Patrick Ursery has been arrested here on the charge of poisoning the entire family of his bride in order to gain her in heritance, and the town is seething with a sensation. Shortly after Ursery's marriage to the daughter of J. G. Ross, a wealthy farmer, all the members of the Ros? family were taken so ill that it was feared they would die. Circum stances surrounding the strange sick ness seemed suspicious and - \ inves tigation was made by the family phy sician. It h alleged an analysis of the food which tliey bad eaten showed the biscuits to contain a large Quan tity of strychnine. Further investi gation, It is said, pointed to Ursery as having administered the poison to the flour from which the biscuits were cooked. Actions Called Unusual. Ursery is declured to have purchas ed a bottle of strychnine last Satur day. On Sunday he and his wife and infant child visited the Ross home. While there, according to members of the stricken family, Ursery's ac tions were most unusual. lt is said that he pryed into everything in the house, especially in the kitchen and pantry, where the flour and uncook ed food was kept. Then suddenly Ursery took his wife and baby away from the Ross home without saying when he would return. According to Mrs. Ross, he (old her not to use the Hour, a new sack of which had lately been purchased Monday morning Ursery unexpect edly appeared again at the Ross home. Whole Family Was 111. The entire family was writhing In agony. Despite the protests of his wife that she might remain to attend her parents in their illness. Ursery, it is said, took her to his own home. Friends of the Ross family, learn ing later of Ursery's actions, began an investigation of the care, which resulted in his arrest. In the county jail Ursery denies emphatically the charge against him. Ile waived a preliminary examina tion and his bond was fixed at $.r>, 000. Ile was unable to obtain this amount and will remain in jail. Mr. Ross and ht? family will re cover. IF HEADACHY, I /A , BH?IOI 1SCA1 Your Uiver is Full of ivile; . v.... Clogged, Stomach Sour, Tongue Coated, Breath Had. Get a 10-cent box now. You're bilious! You have a throb bing sensation In your head, a bad taste In your mouth, your eyes burn, your skin is yellow, with dark rings under your eyes; your Hits are parched. No wonder you feel ugly, mean and ill-tempered. Your sys tem is full of bile not properly pass ed off, and what you need is a clean ing up inside. Don't continue being a bilious nuisance to yourself and those who love you, and don't resort to harsh physics that irritate and in jure. Remember that most disord ers of the stomach, liver and bowels are cured by morning with gentle, thorough Cascareis-they work while you sleep. A 10-cent box from your druggist will keep your liver and bowels clean; stomach sweet, and your head clear for months. Chil dren love to take Cascareis, because they taste good and never gripe or sicken. . adv. Kill. ?! While Coupling Cars. Atlanta, Nov. 13. - Reese N. Waits, aged 23 years, son of W. W. Waits, superintendent of Atlanta ter minals, was instantly killed while performing Iiis duties as flagman at .Jackson, Ga., Wednesday at 12 o'clock. Young Waits met his death while endeavoring to coupl. two cars. It appears that he stepped between the cars and was in the act of adjusting the coupling bars when the engine suddenly started backward, crushing him between tho coupling apparatus. rhnmhprlaln*?: Co,,c, Cholera and Isliamoeriain S Diarrhoea Kcinedy. Never fails. Buy it now. lt may save life. Times, Things ld fertilizer s arc giving ie new. At icrs' meeting ct should be zcr formula o thc crop and keep up the fertility sr should contain at least as much ?VS H ook has condensed facts essential space to record the new things 0 you before your Institute meets, ?st to every institute held in several states. 1 free of charge lu every Institute, Grange ontaini no advertising matter. 412 Broadway? New York -mn.ih Ci. 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