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ONE HUNDRBD LIVS LOST. Terrific Explosion in Coal Shaft al Primero, Col.-Disaster Said to Be Worst in History of Western Coal Mining. Primero, Col., Jan. 31.-More than -a hundred men are bekieve, to havt been killed by a terrific explosion im .the Pnimero mine of the Colorad& Fuel and Iron company at 4:30 this afternoon. Eight bodies have been recovered and rescue parties are making des perate efforts to reach the interior workings 'ut off from the outside by the eaving of the main shaft. Three men were killed at the mouth of the mine slope by the force of the explosion. Both fans with which the mine is equipped were shattered and it was impossible to enter the mine until they were repaird at 7:30 to-night. As soon as the fans were repaired General Superintendent J. F. Thomp son and a rescue party entered by the main airshaft. but were unable to reach the main shaft, which is ,completely blocked. The party re turned to the surface after securing five bodies, which were badly burned. A party equipped with oxygen.hal mets replaced' this party, the work ings were reached through an air -shaft -and they are now searching for more bodies. Miners were rushed to Primero from Trinidad, Segundo, Starksville, .Sopris and Cokerville, and are labor ing frantieal'y to clear the main shaft, relieving each other every few minutes. It is impossible to deter mine how far the main shaft has -caved, add it may be days before the shaft is cleared and the total death list known. There is little hope that any of the men in the mino are alive. The 4dom pany clerk reports that 79 safhty 4iamps are missing, and it is sure that 4hat number of men axe entombed. Many of the miners, :however, say, -that 150 men are missing. Most of the men are Slavs and HUngarians. Pit Boss Wilhelm is known to be among the miSMing The camp is a scene of indescrib able horror -tonight. While every ablebodied man is taking his turn with pick an'd shovel to clear the shaft, the women and chiliren, kept back by ropes,' have gthered about -/the shaft, weeping and1 calling wildly u.pon their loved ones, who have not ~been found. Experts from all the coal camps -of the State have gathered to assist Saperintendent Thompson. Fifteen Bodes Recovered. At 10 o 'clock tonight fifteen bod ies had been recovered from one of Pain For sore throat, sharp pain in- lungs, tightness across the chest, hoarseness or cough, lave the parts with Sloan's T.ininlent You don't need to rub, just lay -it on lightly. It penetrates inista ntly to the seat of the trouble, relieves conger tion and stops the pain. Here's the Proof. Xr. A.W. Price, Fredonia, Kans., suays: "We have used Sloan's Lini -ment for a year, and find it an excel * lent thing for sore throat, chest pains, colds, and hay fever attacks. A few *drops taken on sugar stops cough -. ing and sneezing instantly." SIoan's bLiniment is easier to use than porous * plasters, acts quicker and does not clog up the pores of the skin. etais an excellent an 'tiseptic remedy for asthma, bronchitis, and all inflmmatory diseases of the throat and chest;. wvill break up the deadly membrane in an attack of croup, and will kill any kind .of neuralgia or rheu matic pains. Anl draggsts leep i!~~ Sloan's -inimen.. Prices 25c., 50c.,& $1.00. Dr. Earl S. Sloan, BOSTon, MASS the main slopes. The bodies were lit- fa erally blown to pieces and were un- ti recognizable. A special train carrying physicians It and Coroner Gilfoyle arrived at 9:45. Offik-ials of the company state that the disaster 's the worst in the h< history of Western coal mining. E A :simlax explosion, in which of twenty-four were killed, occurred in gl the same property January 23, 1907. it: Superinendoot of the Wooben of Mines, and J. E. Minley, mine in- S spector, will head another rescue party, as soon as batteries for elec tric lights arrive by special train. M Members of the first rescue party say that the effect of the explosion A underground is indescribable. The bodies recovered were horribly burned and unrecognizable. One body St was impaled on broken timbers. H Si 47 Bodies Taken From Mine. Primero, Col., Feb. 1.-To-night in W Primero, where yesterday the lives of seventynine miners were snuffed by an explosion in the main slopa of Pi the Colorado Fuel and Iron Compa ny's mine, the bodies of forty vic tims lie in tOie -temporary morgue in stalled in the maehine shop. D A large force of men still is en- S gaged in restoring ventilation through the mine, and hundreds of Si' people are lingering about the mouth of the shaft waiting the recorary of more bodies. Some of the officials of the cofn pany have turned their attention to relief work. Coroner Guilfoil 7 has empanelled a jury to investigate the Br catastrophe and relatives and friends S of the identified dead have turned. their attention to preparations for Ki their burial. The disaster is believed to hav* Th been caused by an explosion, of fire damp, ignited either through the crimping of a cap for a fuse or the lighting of a match surreptitiously .earried into the workings. Immediately following the report Th of the explosion -a column of dust and 1 smoke poured out of the main en- Hi trance. Large pieces of timber ware I thrown from the entrance for more Bu than a hundred feet, and with such I terrific force that a string of ears in the mine mouth were blown from the track. The huge ventilating fans within an hour were put in operation and rescue parties were forcing 'their way into the gas-filled workings. .The rescuers followed the' main ventilat- W ing shaft for several hundred yards, gaining entrance to the main slope' Hi through a cross-cut. __________He To Relieve the World. Ennis (Texas) Daily News. The News today takes more than ordinary pride in calling the atten tion of. its readers to the announce ment'of the food products of Cotton 'Seed Flour as appearing in, ourad vertising columns, and; wou-ld have it remembered that -this is the very first announcement ever made in any newspaper anywhere of the ability .to furnish in a commercial way this ab-1 solutely new and impor.tant article of food. History records that the birth .of a baby in an humble home, in an obscure Corsican village changed the map of Europe and marked an epoch in the life of all the world. -May it not prove that in this modest and unpretentious ad vertisement we piesent today, we set the white stone that denotes a new era in the food supply of all the world! The~deepest thinkers of our day busy with' those things touehing. the economic porblems of the Na tions have already sounded the warning, that based upon the known g ratio of increase in the world's pop ulation, the known food 'supply is already dangerously near the point of insufficiency. Magazines'- and text books are filled with earnest and se rious discussions pointing out the rapidly diminishing adequacy of the world 's wheat supply. No less an authority than: Mr. James J. Hill says that thie United States can no longer class herself as a wheat ex porting country and within a very few years Americans must look else where for their food supply. But neither Mr. Hill nor the other food eleonomistis had counted upon this yet untouched source, which the South stands ready to deliver. Our forefathers were naked sav ages when the Lake Dwellers first made bread from broken grains of barley, roasted in ,brush fires. Wheat and then wheaten bread followed, but ij has taken more than two thousand years to make a barrel of patent flour-and now, our own dear land of the South always first in all that is dearest and best; offers to a famishing world a food supply greater in nutritive value than the wheat crop of all the world. The South already clothes the world and now she offers to feed it. Cotton seed flour is a commercial et and Ennis stands sponsor for B e annouicenent. It has arrived. ore than that, it has come to stay. is not ouly a good a healthful, de ioas and nutritious food, but it is patriotie one. Let every Southern usehold give it weleome, 'not only cause of its excellence, but because its nativity. Let the seientists be ad for its purity and nutritivequal ". Let all the world rejoice becausa its value -and cheapness. Let the! s uth be proud because it is hers. o B Fads. sr other lboks about in wonder, T Father stammers in amoze, R ; their modern parlor plunder h Vainishes before their gaze, w Brie-a-brae of recent days, atues of the tinted classes, 3ve to clear the mantel-ways ster's going in for brasses. gi here grim portraits used to blun der, pi Now on chastened walls we raise le ques and tablets dug from under al Butte's substrata-called Cathay's. b3 Candlesticks have won the bays om electric lamps and gases, ippy grease a-nd smoky haze! .ter's going in for brasses. ter's torn herself asunder From her family; she strays rough the streets of grime and thunder Where on priceless junk she preys, ister, in her solemn craze, EIome from second-haind morasses ings us germs and tarnished trays ter 's going in for brasses. L'ENVOI. nsf-lk, wait until this phase )f her soul's improvement passes; en we'll eat, and see some plays! to sister's going in, for brasses. yC Ihester Firkins, 'in Munsey's Mag- us ~zrne.PC Domestic Orders. . e magnate reads of stocks and ,. )onds as down to work he gle-% - mind is full of mighty senemes, PC ts everybody knows, t when. he turns his paper o'er, in S1 )eneiled words we see lound steak, 3ananas, ielery, ill pickles, Watchspring, ['ea.u. th eager eyes the poor young di ~lerk devours the sporting page. ho ; mended coat and thin-w:>rn M ~hoes bespeak his' paltry wage. .t folds the paper outward and we co& ead thfese scribbled inotes- gri nk sausage fu: abbage, ' NE )ranges, on lue ribbon, ca: Ierring, m )ats. an Hi dashing off this fleeting verse, I TH tarted with The plan. Tr preaeh a. tender sermon on the fr4 rotherhood of Man., & Whiske forIt shoud b selcte wit th gr wucaiska ey uon . Sunny' Whis] answering every requirement. I tied with special care and for the exi healthful stimulant or tonic in the horn Bond is U. S. Government standard (1' the "Green Government Stamp" shos ,Insist on getting the genuin SUNNY BROOK DISTILLER1 4=== FULL Q1 BY EXPRESS Froim any of the follol H. Clark & Son, Inc , 1205 East N Lazarus-Goodmanl Co. -.. - C Blum & Co.., -. C. C Butler Co., -. L. Loeb Whiskey Co.,.. .. Delaney & Co ,.. .-.-. D. P &C. P. Long - Banne Bros.,... Paul Heyman, 416 W 4th t , . M1. Marksteir, 123 Sy cam- re St. SHIPPED IN PLAIN BOXES. SE! NO GOODS SHIPF at first I've something else to do. Where is my list? Oh, yes Spool 60, Bacon, Salad oil, Insurance, Talcum, Cress. Those Smiths. There are now about 350,000 niths in England alone, but in the Id Testament, according to the First ook of Samuel, ''.there was no aith through the land of Israel." bis verse the late Bishop Wilber rce of England, spotted as the trdest o-ne in the Bible to quote ithout smiling.-Exchange. If troubled with i'ndigestion, con ipation, no appetite or feel bilious, ve Chamberlain's Stomach and ver Tablets a trial and you will be eased with the result. These tab bs invigorate the stomach and liver td strengthen -the digasbion. Sold W. E. Pelham and Son. NSURANEE ~OFFICE THE DOOR MAY BE S you to-morrow. It is open to u to-day. So be wise and hive issue vou that fire insurance licy while you can get it. The licy may not seem of much value you now But at any time it is ble to prove your most precious ssession. Think it over. cur"Ly .oan & Investment Co. 1. N. McCaughrin, Treasurer. W. A. McSwain, Secretary. The '.Best Hour of Life when you do somse great deed or ecver some wonderful fact. This ur came to J. R. Pitt, of Rocky ;., N. C., when he .vas suffering in isely, as he says, ''from the worst d I ever haad, I then proved to mny ~at satisfaction, what a wonrder tCold antd Cough cure Dr. King's w Discovery is. For, after taking e bottle, I was entirely cured. You 2 't say anything too good of a ~diine like that.'' It's the surest d: best remiedy for diseased lungs, ~morrlages LaGrippe, Asthma, ~y Fever--any Throat or Lung ouble. 50k., $1.00. Trial .bottle 4e. Guaranteed by W. E. Pelham Son. e Sick Room test care, as much depends rtles and absolute purity. Brook !OOD key b is distilled, aged and bot sf$I Y''aooNBotted in 10%) proof and every bottle bears 'ing the correct age and quan'ti$y. e, accept nio substitute. CO., Jefferson Co., Ky. JARTS=$5 P R EPA ID ing Distribitoms a.In St.,. .. ..Richmond, Va . .. .. .. .Roannke, Va. . .. .. .Jacksonville, Fla. . . .. . . Cincinnat ,0. ID REMiTTANCE WITH YOUR ORDER. E eO.nDn FOR SALE:, Z. K Bouknight house and lot .,ear Mollohon Manufacturing Com Y, practically new. . not sold before will sell Mon . 'ebru.ry 7th, at 11 o'clock one ot contairJng. 3-4 (three fourths) of .n acre of land, more or less, one six c-onm dwelling and a two room cot- i tage. Terms of Sale: 1-3 (one third) i cash, balance in one and two years at 8 per cent interest. Purchaser to f t pay for papers. J. A. BURTON, Agent. Do you know that croup can be prevented. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soon as the child becomes ' hoarse or even after the eroupy t cough -appears and it will prevent the s attack. It is also a certain cure for croup and has never been known to i fail. Sold by W. E. Pelham & Son. c A STARTLING STATEMENT d S New York Medical Authorities Claim Dyspepsia to be a Pre-Disposing t Cause of Consumption. 1 The post mortem. statistics Qf the b big New York Hospitals show that t some cases of consumption are due, at least indirectly, to uneheekd dys-. t pepsia, especially when the victim was predisposed to tuberealosis. . Dyspepsia wears ont the body and brain. The weakened, irnitable stom ach being unable to digest food, the body does not receive the required nourishment, and the viotim becomes thin, weak and haggard.- As a re- h suit, the body becomes a ferti-le field in whih the germs of disease mayE lodge and uourish. Therefore, the person who permits dyspepsia~ to progress unaiindered is guilty of contributing toward the de velopment of one of the most insidi :>us and fataL diseases known to main kind. .S ,Dyspepsia may be completely eraid ieated if properly treated. We sell a iE remedy that we positively guarantee will completely relieve indigestion o'r dyspepsia, or the medicine used dur- E ing the trial will cost the user noth- *h mig. E This remedy 'has been, named Rex- E ll Dyspepsia Tabl'ats. Certainly no ofer could be more fair, and our of- a fer '"should be proof positive that a Rexall Dyspepsia Thlilets are a de- E pendable reniedy.a Inasmuch as -the medicine will p c0st you nothing if it does not bene- C fit you, we urge you who are suffer- . ng with indigestion, or dyspepsia to o ry Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. A 25 ent box contains enough medicine ~, for fifteen days' treatment. For g hronie 'cases we have two 'larger izes, 50 cents and $1.00. Remnember d ;ou cant obtain R.exaRl Remedies in Newberry only at our store,-The Rexall Store. Gilder & Weeks, Ma.in Street, Newberry, S. C. Wood's Early Ohioi C Seed Potatoes ~ are being planted in increasing quantities each year by the largest C' and most successful marketgow ers. This variety makes unifrm- " ly large sized potatoes, of excellent - shipping market and table quali ties, and is proving to be one of the most profitable and reliable of early-cropping potatoes. We are headquarters for the best Maine-grow0 Se Second Crop ii Northern-grown Po(ttoe n Wood's 30th Annual Seed Book gives full descriptions and information, with the highs tes timonials from successfu growers as to the superiority of Wood's Seed Potatoes. k Write for p'rees and Wood's Seed Book, wich will be mailed~ A free on request. T. W. WOOD & SONS, a S Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va. O Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is p n.t a common, every-day cough mix- P ture. It is a meritorious remedy for Y all the troublesome and dangerous . i complications resulting from cold in in the head, throat, chest or lungs. Sold 31 by W. 1 Pelham & Son. S AUDITOR'S N6 TICE Lssessment of Real Estate and Per. sonal Property for Year 1910. I or an authorized agent will be Lt the following places named below, 'or the prpose of taking returns of -eal estate and personal property for he year 1910: And at Newberry until February !0th, after whi&h date a penalty of ifty per cent will be added against Lil parties failing to make retuins. While on the rounds my offlee will >e open each day for the purpose of -eceiving returns. The law. requires a tax on all kotes, mortgages and money, alzo au neome tax on gross incomes in.ex ess of $2,500. There shall be a capitation tax of ifty cents on all dogs, the proceeds o be expended for school purpoes. )ogs not returned for taxation shall tot be held to be property in any of he courts of this State. All male persons between the ages f 21 and 60 years, except Confed. rate soldiers, or those persons in apable of earning a subort by be ag maimed, or from any other cause re liable to poll tax. Real esate is to be reassessed this ear. Eaoh tract or lot of lar.d must e assessed separately. Also Atate D assessor if you have bough't or Dld any real estate since last year. All property must be assessed "at ts true value in money," which is onstrued to mean 'the of ioney for which sai pro-ert, er ordinary eireumstanees, would fll for cash.'' Don't ask that your property be aken from the, books the same s ist year. The lay requires that all roperty must he listed od proper lank and sworn to by person listing ie same. Name of township an&, sehool -die-. -idt must be given. Eugene S. Werts, Aitor Newberry County. Newberry, S. C. Struck a. Rich Min. S.. W. Bends, of ,Coal City, Al., tys he struck a p6rfeet mine of ealth in Dr. King's New Life Pills A they cured him .of Liver ad& 3dney Trouble after 12 years -of Lifering. They -are .the obest pills a 'earth for Constipation, Malaia,4 [eadache, DIyspepsia, Debility. 25ec r. E. PeTham & Son's. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINiA, Co6unty of Newberry. *y Frank M. Schumpert, Elsq., Pro bate Juge. Whereas, *Robert McCaughrin [olmes made suit to me, ~to grant im Letters of Administration. of the state of and~ effects of 0. MeR. There as, therefore 1to cite and. ad :onish all anid singular the kinded rid Creditors of the .said 0. ME. ohnes' deceased, .that. they ..be soil spear before me, in the Uourt of robate, to be held at 'New,berry, S. ., on the 16th 'day of February axt after publication thereof, at 11 'elock in the forenoon,. to -shoer Luse, if any they. have, why the Lid Administration should not be canted. Given under my hand, this 29th ey of ,January Anne Domini, 1910. Frank M. Schumpert, * J.'P. N.C. An attack of the grip is often fol >wed by a persistent cough, -which many proves a great an.noyance. hamberlain's Cough Remedy has ~en extensively used and with good, rcess for the relief and eure of uis .cough. Many cases have been ired after all other remedies had Liled. Sold by 'W.E. Pelham & 'Son. k BUSINSS OPPORTUNTY, )IXON-BARTLEIT CO., OF BALTIMORE, Manufacturers and Distributors - SH OES, lesire capable, experienced, honest Len to represent them as salesmen., TERRITORY: Western North Carolina. Western South Carolina. Must have road experience and nowledgeof thetradeand territory. Satisfactory references required. Idress 110-12 West German Street, BALTIMORE, MD. While it is often impossible to revent an accident, it is never im ossible to be prepared-it is not be ond any one's purse. Invest 25 cents a bottle of Chaimberlain's Lini ent and you are prepared for >rains, bruises and like injuries. oil by.W. E. Pefhnm & Son.