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Dork Hair I tuve uced Ayer's Mai* Vigor for ? great nrtny years, and al though I am past eighty years of age/yet I have not a gray hair in my/head." j Geo. Ycllott, Towson, Md. (We mean all that rich, dark color your hair jl'.sccI to have. !r it's gray now, no matter; for Ayer's Hair Vigor always re stores co/or to ^rav hair. Sometimes it makes the hair grow very heavy and long; and it stops falling of the hair, too. SI. W a boitl*. Ail dtugghts. If your <lrifftgl8t oapnot wjp|>ly yon, MDd lis nno dollar an<l tin v. ill <.X|irf?3 yOttfc I K?UU). lit! BDJ'O Bllft gi)'0 til" li.illlO ?(your uearoH <?*[>! f>>H oflin-. AiH<<>e8, J. C\ AYKft < <)., i/?wtll. Mum. i SOUTHERN MADE FOR SOUTHERN MMDS The &*t l adles' Shoes In America for $1.63 TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. i if Yoni m:\Li ii ?>????.* m?t ? A lilt V I lll'.tl. A I'OS'I \ I. C.\ III) TO t * win. a i-xii % <>i uhi mi: lot' ? an </ii ?- in imi. oo o CRADI)OCKTI:RRY CO., flAKl us. LYNCHIUJKO, VA. I have been using Kiprins Tabules for ov-ci l\v? yrars as a medicine for general ills. I always keep a sup ply on hand, an<l find 1 1 icy conic in handy loiv^vtM'vday use in ease of headache, constipation or a bilious at I ack. At the five-Cent packet is enough lor an ordinary occasion. The family botlle, (U) cents, contains a biipplv fur a year. Fruit trkes, PH St W. OKNAMLNTAL. TR?:I:S, STR ANVIJJiRR Y IM AM S. ^SIIRUliS, ROSliS, tiR AIM: VINIih, ASI?ARA(?US, I- I C. fltrji'" Catalogue sent on application, J. B, WATKINS & BRO., PI A I.I.SIIOCO, V DROPSY I tO DAYS' intATMEHT FflEE. i Ilavoinado Dropsy and its cfitn* plication!) u s?p?oiMty for tvrmtr years witU tuo most wandnml tooor*n. JIavo cured many thorn cud imjuj . jjiv EE. U. S. G"?Z1I'S CCiTC, Atlanta, (In. SWIFT CRtiliK Stock and Dairy I'arm. Ilim for ?.?!?* h itrtfu rill nlrrnf ? nliui> uilUtf.tV;i! N .1 *.lri?r\ Mulii nik( llot'ori, Noih* 1io*it*r t In fhoSoinh t oiitt ! it 1 11 k? ?*1imi? \ Ui?% n?..j?t iiMi vt :? ?? I mii 10 (into |?| m? | In a 'm#?i i?m luiiu W i?? : f (.III. $?;> .hi. Minor*. wkv, w'. Hrnil clioi W nm! |*#?f wh ?l v???? who* T l?. Illl AK\\ i |,|.t I'roji Hii 1 1 ? N ( ' Sltuati on^gftcurmj for ?%i itiii'.on idu ulc;! ?NVtile ai oili *? f<*i ? ?i; ?*r .?:??! % - .j! ^ H ?" i ? Itesey Collo^on loulsvMto, Ky. Ala. Houston, lex Columbus. Cj Richmond. Va. Oirm.rc^nn;. A'.>. JacksonttUc. f lj WIT OP PRESIDENT WOODRO New Head of Princeton M?ko4 Hlnv self Popular With gtuderfte. A Princeton man iidiHof an Incident of Dr. Wood row Wlinon'? oiovatlon to the president/ of J'rlnceton whlcjjfj>?. regardH U9 Indicative of the way l*i which ho will hold tho atudenta In leash hy r*m\y wit and a genial HUilie inatead of trying to ;wo them with hln dignity. When darkiHyJH lent c/>ve r to tho project, on the evening of the day on | which tho announcement of In. Wll> ! .son's election was made, nom? of ihc I more hnirTeroux Kplrits organized a [celebration, and having requisitioned t horna and a green groeer'a block of ? h -ad lettuce, descended upon tho new 1 pioald.cnt. i At the flraf loot of a horn he know I what waa coming, but before bedlam I could break Iooko, Dr. Wlbion was ont am<>tiK tli" ttoronadeiH, grasping each > on?i b> the hand and thanking them individually and collectively for theft" < ongratnlatlonK, pretending not' to ?=>*? the lettuce beads whl'h I he fttitdcnBi made desperate efforta to keep ont of view and to*get rid of. When tne Btudonta recovered fron/| this unexpected overthrow of their plana some one ahouted : "Whal'a the matter with Woodn>w Wllnon?" And the anawer came loud and clear: . "IIc'k nil right. Jle'a a brick." The atudeutH then marched away, alnglng, "For he'H a jolly goo<| follow," and currying their lettuce heads with them. A commiasion of tho c ! i t y Council decided today that it would not dis continue the use of water from t lie Jamea river for city pur|H>xca. it will recommend to l he Council thai a large rami lie expended in Modlmentatio and coagulation baaina. CURES BLOOD POISON, CANCER. Aclililt; Holier, KIilftliiK I'mIiih, llelilnjf HJiln, riiuptttt, Katlnjr S?i !??.?, K.le. If you have I'imp'.cH or Offensive J\rup Hoiih, Splotch?*, or ? oppcr Colm ed Krup tiotiM, or rash on tin' *kin, 5Y>.tenug X'.ve'l inj,"., Ohmd* Swollen, L ieer< on any p.irt o|' tho body, old Sores, Boil*, Carbuncle*, I'auix and A<Iu'h in Bones or .loinl.', ibiii' or Ky.-br.iWH falling out, persistent Sore Mouth, Oiim*, or 'tin out, then yoi have l>!oo<l I'.o'-'on. Take Botanic Blood Balm. (II I! IS ) Soon ail Sore*, I'tnip'.e* and I .ruptiuus will iieal perfectly. A.hes anil I'.mim d'.isi', Swellings subside, and u per* f.. i, never to return cure made. B it B. .-ures < .olcers of All Kind*, Suppurating Siwilinic*, Kat mi; Soies, I '^ly I Meet -;. after a!! <?!'.? I'.i i U, healing the norr.i perfectly. I I \oii ha'Ve a persistent pimp!", wal l, kvvoilcn gland-., shooting, stinging pains, lake Blood Balm, and they will disappear before t hey develop into Cancer. (Write Jut special circular on Cancer.) Druggi.-lH ?1 per large bottle, including complete direct ions for home cure. Sample free by wilting Bl.oon Bai.m ' '<> . P. Mil.-hell St., Atlanta, (5a. Denci ihc trouble, and iieo m. dieai advice went in M uled letter. Is tiie matchless beauty t lie one who never manic*"' "1 >r. August Koeiiig'n Hamburg Jlreast i Tea," wiite.s Mr. !?'. lt.it sell. <f lioricon, j Wis , "'enabled me to get rid of .i :i <>i> ii n ito rr.u;?b; we Icel very ^i a'cful to the ? dUcovcrer of this inedi'ine." ? There i* <pii(e a dill'erence between a j .siirewd man and one tio marries a : iir.",i . ? f' r a r k or Onto, CirvT <>r oi.koo. > I ,r? .\K Cons rv. i ' I'KANK.t. Cnr.NKY. make oath t hat hei?!h>^ j fetilor |>:?rtner of tiv tt.rin of I". .t. ( iir.M- v .V i Co.. doing liu?lnef?3 in the City of To|e-l<>. County and State aforesaid, ami tlia' saM lirin will pay III" Hum of iink iiu.si.nri> i>oi. i. \ hm for eaeh and every eimeof ?'.\TAnitii timt i enntiot he cured hy th<< uh.< "f IIai.i.'m ! < ' a r a n ti u I'rnr, Khank .1. Ciiknkv. Sworn to before me ami Hubscrifred in mv , ? . pre.senee. thisOl h day of Beeember, | fIF.AI . A. P., A. W. CiLBAXOK. ' ? ? ? A 'atari/ /'ithlic. llall'sCatarrii < Hire ia taken internally, and act.} directly on the Idood and milfoil* ?ur face.i of tho syMtem. Send for lestimonialn, free. I*. J. CiiEMr.* ft Co.. Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists. 75e. Hall's Family Pills are the hefl!. America 11 linolvpe machincR and printing prcHdea are used in Kngland. KITS permanniitlv eured.No Ills or nervonM tieiiMifler llrst day s uso of l>r. Kline's (5re.it Nerve llestorm-. i 'it rial bottle and t rcatlsef roo I * r. It. II. Ki.ink, I.td. , "JH1 Ar>'h St.. t'hila., I'a. American windmills ean be seen in I lie land of the .Ionian and Basil, m iIrsAVIti>low'HSoothi?ig Syrup for children leet hlng.fofteii tho gums, reduces InRamma* lion, allays pain, euros wind colic. '25c. at?ottl?? i'lviiig lis't have been Urowu to jump ten feet above t lie surt'a. e of the ;-e.i I't r\\u I-'akKi ksh I'\i s produce the bru.'ir.evt and fa.itest color,. Si.iue pei-ple who run into debt are for. ed to erawl out . I'lso's Cur? cannot l>? too highly spokHii >1 ? s a cough cure. ? \V. O'Uihkn, Thirl Avenue. N.. M InneapolN. Minn.. Jan. <?, 1.13) I lie million.!. re's chief end is the dnid end. Cures Rlwsxatlsa iv.i Vr rjatri':'.:lLj '.is c'.li la tfco V.cod ?bA drlrisj tfctm cut of the lyites. Ii lit 'ctr.t: llu tsr. \\::i yx'.Ztr. A".' i!r:S 5!::s:?t *? tkl? rcaid;. Initio full winter of ll>H I wa* aiUaii .1 with Schit lo Ithoumnttsm, so tnuoli so that. 1 hint 1'..' uv<> a o:\ne i ? ? HhHiM r>ie in walking. I'tion sitting down. thoro was 110 011*0 to in v ttiivti, and I1?t? <iu?y volition in wlucii i could lear my 1? k ?'#' straight out ii> 1 1 011 1 01 w\ w|0l<> in a 1 rt-.littltu; )>o*ittt>it. llonllzltitf ti.o mitmo Of 1.1 10 disease. 1 t>< in triMiiwnl at onco.hut m-fivcil no relief unt II d <>y Mr. ,1. 'I1- Hosier, oi t i iv'.'siv 1 1 It*, of tiu? drtiK firm of llruce \ |)(?lrr, to take ??ftllBUMAOmi;." I l-urehaSi'd a l>\?ti!o I rom tin-ill under thn Kurtiuntceof Mr. Dostor that It ;t In:' 1 1 v.- *iid not inn' nir iin- monoy wou|il lie refunded. Ouo toot tin rtllevpil inc. ur.'l I h.i\ ?? had no tourh <>iv rheumntisTi 1 hut t imo. AV. A. Puli nor. who li v ho rent 1 ! liu?? ? H*'l ?. was down wtt i? a sovorn nttacVc of rheumatism, tic I i'oi ?i \> .>,>!>-. h.i t to t?o turned in tooit on ? short. Aftwrtlio u?o of levoml t?>i t h-M of Ivill'.l" M IDV. Ill' VII* pronounced wo 1 1 by the ut t end ing nhyslcinn, who is ;i rr.-ut ti<vto\ < i 111 t he ? .Vn-ucy ot your inMlioliW. - Your# truly, .1. I? <7rTM'?MI\?t?v. Kdi<?>i- l'(rh;f?D Sruiincl, Fiokor*. S. t'. All l)i'u};\;i <ts. ?? e\ii:? . 1^0 j?trpai?l, Price ft. go. Bobbin CliemicrxJ Co., .. Hnltimorr*. Hit. Ready For Use. RAT BIS- KIT! ? /'.?ft-1. 1 it I flC.lYI. | The only potion nnt dniivrt'iMlii 10 limi'lo ><?1^ anti'kljr, no mlxlnp, i n4 wfiliik' ?>r dl?hp?. ?><> I ?iluh!o. hlllft ??v?rjr time. > l)l? In oi>pn *lr rooking ' w*W. 111 Ml I llnfn>Iti?'i?. r?o , vrithoni I *nj rirtts- Hitiino wwif*" ? N?4Kr4U tthy.U*? *???? ??' u Titngpofc^ ) i rOUfi DUl'o *ihf. ?r *?' luiniT H. **ud u> aj ' full ?f? ? *???.?* *k?i?u for lh?t^ fw.ir?. IK HAT IT ? ? . Win. H. '?Eft Wafer mi. 4.V WAI TER'S | rtu, 1 L,l\ ?J |,rR(illlhr H? W,J| , POWDERS teS? i ? vj iiumiv ^FTy Mjruon. ?r?IU j .'it hH ?l f ittC HoW 3 iwwilt r?. *TO Il? miic tinpt \\ a r.TKK S. n?iUM\ nil oiUcr* j Yofi t" t!nTSrcrt?t yrl j;et (li'in for von. 'I'Ucv aro i mi it to ?fivt> irlfc't li ihn don't curc. 1?i i c<-iiIm lot intr.ktmu to TIIIC WAI.'I'l.it ! < hicim-a i. < ?.,? AHiiiN(iTON,n.r. I Piles or Hemorrhoids vrl.ether hihinpr, bleeding or protruding, nror^ptly relit ved and permanent)- tured by my method whltt-nt^ fcwt<? ojKMUvc tticawe*. NWite n>c fully regatd^ In* your < *?e and I will advtM ynu honeMiy i? the matter. Cop?ulutwn ftte. rilct of treatment com j>letc. only ft oo. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Writ# today. Dr. H. It. TANKS* Im( Aum%. If. V. a. i y . ii'M ftooeral 1'uwkupgor Department. Bdiedola Effective January 1ft, 190^ fcouiHB M'Mk EAHTEHN T1MK nobtui ?oc*d No. 12. $0.8). No 8$. No. 11. MlY<-d. I'm* /r. Puhm't. Mixed 2 00i? 8 45a Lv Marion Ar 7 36p 1 20p 4 '/Op 0 OO.t Lv (Hen wood Lv 7 20p 12 66p 2 46 jt 9 20a l.v Tbrimi City Lv 7 05p 12 80p 3 Oflp U 35i :? Lv Union Mills l.v 6 56p 12 05p 3 *20 j > 9 60t Lvllulherfordton l.v fl 37p 11 45a 3 45p 10 0V? Lv Foro*t City Lv 6 92p 11 20a 4 10 1. 10 20m l.v fl*nrletta Lv 6 05p 10 60m 4 80j> 10 Son l.v Mooresboro Lv 6 65p 10 80a 4 4" t ' 10 88* J v Lattimore l.v 6 46|> 10 00a C OOp 10 l.v Hhelhy Lv 5 26p 0 26s 61ft 1 0 8a l.v I'ni'iifi np'tffl Lv 6 l'ip 8 80# 6*6 >J1 16a Lv Karl# Lv 5 05 p 8 20a 15 45[> 1 1 80a Ar Ulackaburg Lv 4 48p 8 00a No. 34 No. 8t Mixed, Mixed. 8 204 II 35a Lv iila<*k ?l.u rj< A r 428p 6 60jj .... 1 100a l.v Cherok.F In l.v 4 60p .... 10 40a Lv (Jpffney Ar 6 lOp '. . 8 M )a 11 55a Lv Hifiyrna Lv 4 I0p 6 20 p 9 10* 12 0ft|? Lville'rj Or'veLv 4 OOp 6 0^p U 40a l?'i0p Lv Hhnron Lv 8 45p 6 46p 10 :0a 12 85p Lv Vorkvllla Lv 8 30p 6 20d 10 4.'?4 12 U)v Lv 'i'lr/ah Lv 8 18p 4 40p 1 Iftp 1 I0p Lv Hock IIIU LV 8 OOp 4 00# 2 40;> 1 80 p Lv Cain'ba J'n Lv 2 40p 2 46p t lOp 1 45p Lv ItlvurHLIo Lv 2 26p 12 45p 3 &0p 2 05p Lv Lancaster Lv 2 10j? 12 20p 4 20p 2 25p l.v Pleas' t Hill Lv 1 45p II 80s 4 40p 2 30p Lv Heath Hp's I>v 1 40 p II 20a 6 80 : i ?.! 02 p Lv liwrebaw Lv ?! 26p 10 60a 0 00? 3 I7p Lv WVMtvilld Lv 12 46p 9 20a fl 60;>aft 60|? Ar Camden L*^12 lOp 8 20a ?i0 n; i.iuti-M for dinner. Additional trains between IJlacksHiurg end Giiffney. No. 18. ~ . "TFoTW. M 60a Lv Blackslmrg ArClOp U 10 a Lv Cherokee Full* l.v 6 60 9 80. t Ar Qnffney Lv 6 30 Train** Noft. are cporutOd dnlly, Trains Not. 84, 85, II, 12, 18, 14, 16 and 16 are operated dully except Huuday. OONNKO'f IO.V/1 M ADR I?Y WOtJTIlBOUNt TIUINH. At Marlou--No, 82 connects nt Marlon with Hotithern Hallway train No. 36. which ar rives nl Marlon at 8 28 am (torn Chattanooga Ashevllln and Intermediate point*. At ltlaokshurg-'-No, 34 and No. 11 connect wltli Month<*rti Hallway train No 80, which arrl v? x at Ula'-kHburK at 7 45 arn. from At lanta, OreubvlIlP, Hj>artftntiur^ and lutor m I'd la to points. t At Yorkvll'o- No fi4 oomjoots^ with C. A ,'t . \V. train No. 70, whl^h l?av?^ Vorkville nt 10 18 nm. for Ga.-lonla, Lenoir, end Inter mediate point*. : ( ) t At Hock Mill- No/'. 31 and 34 ?onu?ot with Houiborn Hall way, 'train No. 75, wblcli leaves ltock Hill at 3 30 pm, for l beBtar, Columbia, end intermediate points. Al Catawba .JiumLloii- No#, 32 and M con n?'<'t with H. A. L. train No. 82, which naa ica Cutawbu Junction at 7 64 pin. lor Mon ro?>, and Intermediate point*. At I.arivJaHtcr?NoH. 32 and 84 connect with 1.. .V C. train No, 16, which leaves Lancaster at 4 4."> pm, for (.'heater and intermediate poinlh. At Ciniiden- Wltli A. C.L. (N. W.ofH. C.) fop < 'harleatoii, Bumte.r, Florence, Darling ton, Wilinlnglofi and intermediate points. Train N<>. 08, which leaves Camden at 4 15 pm. WIN NlCt'TlONH M A l?K I1Y NOIITHIIOIJND THAI N'M. At < ?mini, Ml -Willi A. L. [N. w. of H. C.J N'u. 71 ffwii < harly.ston, Floreucu, Darling ton, U ilintngtoii, Smntor and Intnrmedlat* points. wliiiMi arrives at t'amdon at 11 H> arcn wIMi Houthern Itailway train No. 77 from Km#" villf, which arrives at (J.imdon at 11 66 ii.n. At I.un 'niler? -No. .'13 eoiioectii at Lanca* '"r with A < train No. 10 for (, 'hunter and Intel mediate | loiuts. At Catawba .f mint Ion-- N'oh. 33 and 35 con nect wi.li s, A. T,. train No. 3 'J which luavet Catawba Junction at 7 64 pm for Monroa ami Iniermedlato points, At I ; >??!< I (I II-- No?. 33 aud 35 conneots at K'icl; illil with Southern Hallway train No. Ill, hn ving Ko'.'U liiii at 8 iti pm for (Jhar lott?n:i l (toiiitH North. At Jll tdtrtbu rg--No 33 connects with Soil, 'lii'tn Kallwny tralnn N'om. 12, 4 33 pm; No. 38. at 7 t).j j. in, and N'>. 40 at 7 45 pm foi p dn?f N >rtlt. Nos.83aud35 connoct with Hon! hern liuilivay train No. 35. leaving I'.ini ksbijrg nt II 'J;'> pm for pointa Month, A: Maiioii--No. ti.l connects with Houthorn Kudwnv train No. 35, leaving Marlou at 114( pm f>>r Ashvvide, Chattai.oogn aud intorme (1 i :? t " | > 1 1 . t J. Through car servho without change bo t ?????, ii Marion und Charleston oil trains Nos :tJ ami 33. 1*. H. Mil AW. 0**?. rw?r A?t. i abor wor-u. 67 ~~ * .{chiil dorks in Oakland, Cnl., li.ivc organized. I.abor (roubles in Audulusia, Spain, :tii> becoming serious. Raisin packers at Fresno. Cal., struck and received highcr^vages. Stationary engineers al Everett. \N itsh.. have formed a union. Sydney (Australia) street cur tuen have imt ttgura t ?*<l the eight-hour day. Mexicans are replacing negroes as laborers al I lie Louisiana sugar planta lions. New TTaven (f'oun.) tinners have won 1 heir strike, wlileh included recog nition of the union. linking mohters al Si, Catherine, Onl., have received concessions and have relumed to work. (Jovcrninetit employes in Washing ton h;tv<? Hiartrd a movement to se? cure a leu per cent, increase in all sa I.a lies. Honolulu (Hawaii! ho?l carriers have asked lor an increase of iwo and a half Of ills an liour. They now receive thirty live cents. Since its organization, lifty veers ago, til,. Amalgamated Carpenters and ?loiners haw paid out for benefits about JjtM.Ni Hl.tHHt, * it pent, 'is at iionoiuiu. Hawaii, have asked for and received an in' create oi lifty cents, making $ I . r,o for an eiglit hour day T,?, A ?' Mini I.. 1. as 1.177 I'ederiii unions. Itir, eemral bodies, "J 7 stale organizations and !>:, National orgnniz- ' aliotiv. hs growth during the past year heats all records. 1 aris il-ratice) police iiave issued an order that m? h..\ under fourteen em ployed in either a factory or workshop is to lx? allowed to carry a weight of over twcnly-oUe pound". It is est imatetl licit there are over l.'iU.lRhj pel-sons employ, d in Austria alone, e.\clu>ive oi Hungary, in the ' iron indu.sfry, ami this industry is "o\v practically stagnani. The Night Beautiful. !>.?y 1 Mir ttio (;,?!> and unidtying sun Claiuol Ih a hUv tt?.i? k lowed like bur nish, d t.l.lSS, turn vtri-tch.-.i iti-> ribbon of the road allil ,|uu Tho h.i lies .<r ili?> gra*s. ? I'j till- Still willow .shadows by tho pool The c-ittlo horded, c'amllng dewlap dc?-p; And .Wt th .hen aisles, ciVwhil* *0 Wcio aur.ii in fM'.M Rut w ith tho d<?r I. cr vespor cr staaim i.'f the chavnittt woodlhruyh > Mr red our' to V/nipr ; And then there breathed the t?|r?>,i?K uf e t<t\ ??/.?? A down tho western slope. Tho rs o ' fut k aide 1 1 primroKt* k? t alight Its little 8lot?rs of h-mon-Kold and soon High In the deep tduo garden of tho night Flowered tho great p^mross? moon. And wo forgot tho garlshnc**. th* glare -s Th? parchUUf meadows, and the shrunk * ?'? otrfam*. And In th?* glamor of that magic air %Vc Jtavo outMlvr* tj dreams. ^-ClXnton ScoUard in lf?ip*r'a Magazine. / 1ET AWFUL DEATH. Prominent Mill Man Is Killed By a {Fall. PRESIDENT OF PACOLfcT IS DEAD. i Captain Jolin h. Montgomery, While j Inspecting a New Warehouse, Fell i Sixteen I eet, Willi fatal Results, | Spartanburg, S. Special. --News has been received here of tho death of Capt. John II. Montgomery, in Gainesville, Ga., the result of ft /ail Captain Montgomery was president of tho Spartan Mills, 1^ this city, tho OalnuHville, (5a., Cotton Mill*, and tho Pacolet Maiwfacturlng Company, of Pacolot, S. Cl Capt. Montgomery wm regarded an one of the most success ful mlil operators of the South. Savannah, Ga , Special. ? A special to The Morning News, from Gaines ville, (la., eay?: Capt. John II. Mont gomery, president of tho Pacolet Millrf, fell a distance of l?> feet In* one of tho new warehouses being erected in the Pacolet Mill, No. 4, Friday morning and sustained injuries from which h?? died. Ills skull was broken and he sustained Internal Injuries. I)r, Downey, of this city, Drs. Westmorc* J land and Nicholson, of Atlanta, and his family physician, of Spartunburg, 8. C., were Immediately summoned, |ut could not save his life. Capt. Montgomery was perhaps the largest cotton manufacturer In the South, Besides being president of the Pacolet and Gainesville Cotton Mills, capitalized at* $1,500,000, he "was al/?e president of the tin re Pacolet MiJIs, of South Carolina, and a stockholder and director in several more. \ Negro Aidermnii Shot. St. AugUKtie, Pla., Si>ecJal. ? Alder man John Papluo, one of the colored representatives of the fourth ward, was shot at a meeting <>f tho city council, late Friday night. The bullet was lirod by City Marshal Charles Benet, who officiated as sergeant-al arms at tho council meeting. The clerk had reached the stage of the proceedings of reading petitions. One was from the marshal, asking that the council appropriate the sum of $<?0 for four uniforms for the police. After 't had been read. Alderman I'apino rose and objected to the amount asked for. Others spoke on the -subject, and then Marshal Bcnet asked permission to ad flp'SH the council, which was granted by Alderman McBride. who was pre siding. He was interrupted by Aider man I'apino, and becoming engaged, fired at him. The affair created" a great sensation. The oilicial will recover. Triple Alurder in Arkansas. Memphis, Special. ? A special to The | Scimitar from Winnc, Ark., pays: | Mary, Sophie ami May Gibson. aged ! 17, 12 niul lo years, respectively, ' daughters of Thomas (Hhson. a pros pcrou.s negro farmer, were killed ami j one of them was the victim of r. criminal assault at their home near hero yesterday. The murders occurred while Gibson, the- father, was awa. from home attending a circus leaving the three girls alone in the houst. Upon his return he found the bodies of two of the girls with their head* ! crushed, while the body of the third lay in the yard terribly . mutilated. The girls had been /subjected to tlio most atrocious indignities. Possea. | composed of both blacks and whiter, | were formed and David Cross, an old j nogro, was arrested. Cross denied ail j knowfedge of the crime but finally con- j fessed that he had witnessed the* kill ing and said that a nogro named John son was the guilty man. Killed By His Wife. Joplin, Mo., Spccial. -t-H. O. Randall, i n real estate dealer of Carthage, was ! nhot and killed by his wife. Mrs. Ran- I dall had sued for divorce several days I ago ami when they ujet In a tawyet-'sH office a quarrel ensued. Randall drew a knife and attempted to st">b ills wife I when she shot him live times. Mrs. Randall was arrested. The Randalls are ! prominent. I I c at Newbcrne. Newborn, N. I'., Special. ? Fire broke out Friday night in the Trent 1 .umber Mills, owned by Thompson Ilros.. of Philadelphia. The mill is situated on Trent river, dogf to (he business sec tion of tlie city, and had the wind been in a southwest direction undoubtedly !?alf th" business section would have Peon swept away. The entire dry Kiln ind 2.10,000 feet of lumber was ron 3u;n(;d. Tho loss is estimated at $20. D00. with no insurance. The work of the firemen in saving pier No. 1. of tho At lantic & North Carolina Kailtoad, was a masterly piece of work. The origin of the lb* is uulmovt:. Thanked the Mechanics. Washington. Special. ? After break fasting at tho White House Friday morning. I resident lloosevelt Informal ly reoelvod tin; mechanics and Inborn." who hav? heen engaged upon the man sion. The President stood upon the front poivh of tho White Houao and greeted the workmen as they passed, having a pleasant word and smile for ?aeh. He thanked them as a body Tor having Caiilitatvl by their vork the icmpinloa of t iio repalrscAo the nutu siou. tboiv'wy enabling him io cc.uiy i' Tom Johnson Oets .Sctappy.* Cleveland. O.. Special. ? A sensation al street scene occurred during a poli tical meeting in tho public square, in which Mayor Tom L.. Johnson struck William Myleeraine, a Republican tax board official, in tho race with his first. It seems, according to the state ment of hyMRndera, that tho mayor overheard Myleeraine assert that Jje (Johnson) was a liar. A fw hot words followed, and then tho mayor struck Myleeraine in the face. My leer aloe left the square, declaring *h*t he would servo a warrant for "the mayor's arrest . i - ? ? ?? - ~ r*n~ . . . _ ??nrz^MW^P>P>tM??<Prir''TTr '"?*?*? .'ppr? Kk\f or, four auNNVjPAO*. From " Its Window* 8?n Frsncitco Murderer* Were Hanged. What la possibly tho most Interest ing historic building In 8an Francisco, | the old twy story structure on Hacra mento ' street, between f)avls ami Frout street*, which served a* head quart er* for tho Vigilance, com in It toe of 1&5G, 1 a i>eing partly torn down. It will bo rebuilt and its identity so merged in rii? new structure tl^At. Its historic ItitciJcHt will be lost. ' It wua he/o that organization, of the committee proceeded, a/id in its rooms that, cn the following day, Casey and Cora, the slayers of King and Jlf^hs y()' sou , were Imprisoned aftejvH'helr sur | render by the authorities To the com mittee. The trials were held here, and from I ho projecting beams of the old building Casey and Cora were hanged on the afternoon of May 22, while thousands of armed vlgllnnts Kept back the 20,000 people that crowded Into the vicinity of the acetie of exe cution The commltlee continued to meet in the same rooms, and the subsequent fortification of tho building* tffih a breastwork* of gunny bags filled with sand gave tho place the name of "fort Ounnybags." Not until William T. Coleman and hlfl fearless associates had completed tho work that struck terror to tho hearts of the lawless and had ad journed, did the building now being destroyed cease to bo the center of 1 fearful and wholesome Interest, Journalist's Triumph. Miss Janet Priest of Minneapolis has proved to the satisfaction of a coterie of" self-satisfied players in her vicinity tpat In her case where there's a will there's a way, and, Incidentally, that she la not what Is called in the spoofing section either a "piker" or a "bluffer." ) Miss Priest Is tho dramatic critic of th? Tribune In that city. Recently she commented adversely on a per formance gven by some members of the Frawley company. She was sar castically asked if she could do bet ter. 'Miss Pries; is nervy and replied by studying one of the roles In ques tion and appearing In one of the per formances. She scpred an immediate "hit" and has been, asked to continue in the profession. But this She has refused to do and has returned to her former labors. Ordinary lima beans, some one has uald are good to allay thirst. dangerous KIDNEY DISEASES CURE*" I'e.ru.na Creating a Xatloisa! in Ute.C?M of Cliroufe Aliment* of (lie ^ .Major 'I'. if. Mar*, of the Find \V1? coiiHiu Cavalry KejriinoiH, writes from 1-425 Dunning Mreel, Chicago, 111., the following letter: "for yearn I su/J'ered with catarrh of the kidneys contracted in the army. Medicine did nothelp meaHU i it/Ill a comrade who had beenhelped , by Vera nit, advised me to try it. J bought Home at once, and nooti found blessed relief. I kept taking It four months, and am now well and strong aft d J eel better than I have done /or the past twenty years, thanks to l'eruna."?T. H. Alar* Mr. .John Yanj-e, of Hart fort] City, I ml., 8iiy?: "My kidney trouble Is much be Kim*, t have improved so much that everybody want* to know what medi cine I am u ) rei-ommeud I'eiuna to everybody. :ind Home have coaT* moneod to use It. The folks all K*y that If Dr. Hurt man'* medicine cure? me it must be great." John Vance, ] Mr. J. llrake, of Vet rolea , Ontario! I Canada, writes: "Four years ago f had a severe attack o/ It right's tlis\ least}. which brought me so low the j doctor f.at l nothing more could be I done /or me. I began to take Veruna I atfd Manaltn, and In three months J / was a well man, and have con J United so ever since. ' ' ? ,/', ltrake. i At t he appe;i nineeof the tind symptom Of KUiuejr,; double, P$s" funa fllioi bf tak? Tli l? remedy st rik<*? at ouco tftrr very root of the dl??a?* Itfttop<*ere-;. Hevesthe?u-~ tarrhal kid neys of the Magna n t blood - pro- ; v on t 1 a g the escape re runa si , crete from t I poison, and ' ? k1oh8 wlilell j^ioisons are; kIvch great * i and digests 1 are apt Jo W i Peruna I h imply beeai ever loc^te<f 1 1 you ao 1 iHfnctorr/re< >ni)ii,^jyrlte r giving a fnJ and lie will vidua bio Address- ^ Tlie Hart if Ohio. m THE CHILDREN ENJCp Life out of doors and out of the panics which they play and the mcnt which they receive and t lie efforts which they uiakcf WWW. greater part of that healthful development which is so essentfat tO!JJ happiness when griwii. Winn a laxative is needed the reniedy-tftiroL given to them to clean >;e and sweeten and strengthen the internaiorg on which it acts, should he such as physicians would sanction, bee! component parts are known to lie wholesome and the remedy AU?&Li&M every objectionable quality. The one remedy which physicians and gar well-informed, approve and recommend and which the little oneitSEL because of its pleasant llav< r. its gentle itction and its beneficial effect^/ Svrup of Figs and for the same reason R is tlie enly laxative whictjRjH be used by fathers and mothers. ? Syrup of Figs is the only remedy which acts gently, pleasant! jN naturally without griping, irritating, or nauseating and which clean'" : system effectually, without producing that constipated habit wliictt^ from the use of the old-time cathartics and modern imitations, and a|_ which the children should be so careful!}' guarded. If you would havtpti grow to manhood and womanhood, strong, healthy and happy, do not them medicines, when medicines are not needed, and when natftftrf assistance in the way of a laxative, give them only the simple, plea.1 gentle? Syrup of Figs. ? Its quality is' due not only to the excellence of the combination^ laxative principles of plants with pleasant aromatic syrups and jui< also to our original method of manufacture and as you value the fau the little ones, do not accept any of the substitutes which unscrupt*|%_ cm sometimes offer to increase their profits. The genuine at;tic&38| bought anywhere of all reliable druggists at fifty cents per Ijottlc&ff to remember, the full > name of the JHf CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. - is 0 the front of every pack age. In order to get its beneficial effects it is al ways necessary to buy the genuine only. t Corset Comfort. For warm climates no Corsets comparc with Straight front Royal Worcester ??<* Bon Ton Corsets They always fit . Ask your dealer to fhou- them to you, or outer s\y\* yon selot. Royal Worcester Corset Co Worceiter, CcMM?y Is wealth MMty Stvia'Crttln fOR MALARIA. 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