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Portraits of Njpoioon. The lateat ceiiHun of engraving*, Mozxotinl*, woodcuU una other pith portrait* ot tin* first; 1\'apol<'on ?fixes the numbir al, abovo 80.000; wt(Uo of caricatures, French and for ?lfntNfibout 3,200 utft known to bo In existence. No celebrity or any age ban been fllctured to anything Hue tb? eatnn extent. It would that ?Inioat every urtiwt whoa? period of ?ictlvit/ w&h ?conte;n,po \ineou* wit!) that of t.ho conqueror of 10urope: gave ?xproi*;ion at one time or another lo hla real or fancied impression of the features of tho wan who ahove nil others filled w the public eye. Ono FYeiuh (specialist (?n Napoleonie i< < ri ?graph/ haa compiled u volume, "N:i x>oJe?m Hauuite pm r linage,'' In wflibb the nlory of. hi., li.'" is told tn. picture).!- 1'v-ery event of import ance, political, military and d'ineiric tiaji had ita delineator, and the book <-<>n*i!i;ihK ttiewo iiiUHl ration* is of #?f.Nlly? bJ/.o. Of all the cbaiacteih of history, Washington is 'he only on* who even approached this record.? Appleton'fc Mag*/<nc. The Half Luke Waterway. Wlinl would the prosperity of fit. !/oui< be with n ship channel from Ihc rnlf tn the lake*? Weil, il i.- COmim; hh km rely m- the fnlnrr. prowl li-of the ?*??ii111 rami demands of commerce. St. Loiiin (iloin Democrat. HAD TO IJSK A cam:. /-Wfok'MM-d Kidneys Mail*' an HI wood, Ind., Man'* liiick <?lv(* <>ix<. \ ft. A. Piik'i. transfer buuihesB, 1!(>li0 Noilli 11 8l.r**pt, Kiwoort, liul , huvh: jKlilncy trouble laid nu* up for a (iino, aiul whoji I was Htiir Lo be tlj? ! hit<t to uso a ra nc. I lint} to'M'Iblt* l?a< Ji? ut'ln < a!'<1 pit in in nh(-uWl<:rs. 'i'li o ^i11 >H'>' JM!<: M'l It Mltf \V?'I .? dark < olor?i(I A fl ( ?? / /% <l(ictori!'k f'i Viiin I bcj-'aii a lii.', I)<..in's K I (11 n * y lM!x. 'i'lit'*.' mrr-il mo '"ul ii dy, I !'. M |<y ull (iminH r>U <? \ ;? lio I'Oiit ??? <M ii'.)u rn ('?> , r?uf. ; >. . V The Bright iSido * A11 vHiii;C'W ?: "ti im? i'' mi,'.'III ' nu(iiiii'(| lie !?: 11. 11 ? ' ili.'liiiinc.r \v;r. ij?:(? ? ? .< -1 in I Vn.i I yU<n fiit in i??!>:? i >1 i.n. i" . I,It .Villi'" i i'j.l'"i! i hi- !. ,,?!!-?.! ,.i ?In- ijivciu. 1' Tli' \ IiI;l :<? Ii.whI n ill/,' 11 > :l I'M'., "i ! ill I lie ;if. I \ fi'iirc I'lr tin* I? ..i . ; d| I'M < ;i|> n lVi l?|j<s, wl,?> ;i? ? i! .! 11j> wish !?!?? ? I; 111! 111: a 111.'' 41 v\ <? 11, I ti;i i ! -; i "i 1:11111 \ i' ?i > 11 .111 ''' " \ c: , 'lis; lull. ;i 11 it ;t11. 11 ;?1n 'l ris ?l i?- * 1111 ( '.i p 'n 11 \ ?? i ?? Ir:h* < > u) ;t! i lit ri|':'c <?: i<>\vti. si' fiti ;iw;tv, Ji?? *-on 'l lu-itr ;iu\ ill if if lir ( n\? j ^ :p lii:. IkmiI :ii ili' holt'lot Iw.s juhI \w. s1111cK*?. lluti'li; yiuj infant dial lite i'Im'iihi/i11 -hi ?<?'. )??o l?;tii, ?>f omii -c hi?i ||,r I :iinl I'.nt (lu-n y<?ii hain't ii< ard iln- I until vet!" I'nrk. II SPEEDY CURE OF MISS GOODE 8b* In Well by l,y<ltu R. Pink* ham'n Vegrottiblo Compound, and WrlU>? Urutofully to Mrs. Plnkhnm. For 1-11wonderful holp 1ha* ?ho linn M5?h Corn Oood?', "f>5 K. Chicago Avonne, Chicago, II! , l>elif;vi's it, lur duty to writo the following lottrr for .publication, in order that other wonn-n mftlictod in the namo way may l?o Jl/lisf Cora Go ode benefttou as she wm, Mist Ooode ii president. of the Hryn Mmvr I u^ru Tennis Club of Chicago. Sh? writes; Dwrr MIMnkham '? I tried ntuny difTeront remedies to build up iny lystom, which had Ikoi'iiiii run ?U?wn from lot* of proper ro?t and unr?<ii>on hours, but nothing a?oin*d to help me Mother it a tfrwtt advocate of Lytlin I' I'ink tmtu'M Viw^Uhlr Compound for fsmnla trou bles, lutving lined It haraelf wm? yours n^o Willi urent. nuecees. H?> 1 began to take it., end in livw than <\ month I win able to bo out of bod and nut of door*. and in three moniln 1 was ciitirulv well. KmIIt I hare nornr frit ?o ntroag and well a? 1 hnv* atuco. "" N)> ot her medicine ban such a record ofcure*of female troubles as has I.vd.a K. l'inlchum's Vegetable Compound. Women who are troubled with pain ful or irregular periods, biieksehit, bloating (or flatulence), displacement of organs, inflammation or ulceration, ?isn l>o ra?iored to perfect health and Htrenjrth by taking T<y? 1 iu. K. IPinlchain's vegetable Compound Mrs. PinUham invites all sick women to write her for advieo. She has guided thousands to heulth. llor experience is very great, and she given the benefit of it t? all who stand in need of wise counsel, flhe is the daught?r-in law of Lydia K, Vinkhani and for twenty-five years lias been advising sick women free of charge. Addr-e&s, Lynn, Mum. So. 44-'05. Occurrences of Interest f rom All Over South Carolina MANY ITEMS 01 SI All NEWS A Hatch of Livt? PkiasiraphK Cover ing a Wide Uange--What is Goiug Oil in Our ttluto. \ \ I Crrr.ral Co" on Ma*kct. f r;il? ? l i. ? {i;:?? . . . ! H I ! ft Xrv," <)()':!>??. ; U i- S M'ihil I :i?H I ?) I -'.i \ S;;\ .?!?>.:?!: ? ^ 1 'I i J CI ,|. '? Hi ;M Norii.il; vicm| \ . . . II 1 ? Hi j Hall ir?i '!<* ? "i ii.. ii ) I I N. v. Ym'1. dull I <?/?*! I' 1 j IJ; J ? {? ? i | >(: l; i <| t,i I .11 .'JO A ii.: i: III. Hi ) ?>-I <i M < i f 11?j. I y I ?. 11! \ II I I SI. I,"III-, ;nls , .,1 I I I I ,i?uisv ill): lil t!! II I 'J Charlotte Cotton Market. ? |>rii i- ropt'Lh.ul J'*- jMiivi i|llot ci| | 'i #u;??i?- : (ji Mx| lllli ill I iiiv 10 1 Si rid rithMliii? Hi .*>-H Mi.Mini- Hi HI rinj?i'??. . ?/. . ..!>.<! |.. HI Charlotte Produce Market. <' 1 j i?? u? ? 11 -? S|?i iii?? I ii to .;."i 1111s- |h i '.to 10 I Lvi' A "(? i "?V n . rj !'< 7;> ( '?*( loll ? I Ml I '1 | i );il > I " I fill In Oats Si-i d |o ~,7 I J Baltimore Product'. I J;i! I ilU'T. . ? l.'l I I.I'I oiii.-t itl' \\ Ik.H In ii . >.jii?I ?? ? >i?11.n*t i i to 7~> ?. ??, i. ;. i ! i>. r."? :i S; Soul li ni I?v Ui|*i'' - 1 1' * ('K * 'tiii lin-i; >p"l "'I 7 s to ? Noiiilnri w Itil.- i-. 1 " ' ? -t. :i.ly : N... ?j. v. :;s i i., .!-? :;7 i<< : N". m i ? i i',i I l. I. \? inn.; \'i?. . W i:J < ? t ? it ' ? ? to . < I ? < I i ? -I . ... I'. I! I'M fr*>';o|\ . v. i i!: ? r'j ? \ >' l' ? 11 ? ? f i 1 ,'i ?> "'"J". { i / - > i !: '-i I,. ..i ? h ? . ; i*t I > Hi1 ?? 'lf? ? i ; !?!???. .1 ' ' * I \ x,. .! : j 11 l;l > < 'i! ' i Mil ; ' , . - ..I''!. Mi. WtK nncy's St.it s. . .1. >j . < i:ii. Mr. /. T. M< k.!i | In \ . ?. i; | ii ? 11 ? 11 -1 !? i< ? i;' r.i In-- Ni-ii>-r;i I < '? i i I ? ? 11 A i : 11 -?. \\ :i i! 11. ? \ 11 v, i ? 11 11 -1;i i l\ ?' ! ? i I I ?' '1*1 w 11 * i ? i lit i < i: 'II <!!!'? i in' ? I: i \ ;il in I It- lt':j i'i ? I. iv. ;l - i ? ill: i!1' ? I ????!- ti:.? ll ",\";i - I i I: ? ,?? ?? I~ U - |.| ?.|. I. .lull nl til. wjlllt'M i li.-i I lie I ?. v. ? (ii i i! Ii v ;i "^ri i. . All. M> K i ii 11 \ .i it i:!;. ii.'ii'iiiii'tl 1 llili III- ? ? 11 i.t 1 :i|(ti|;il liavr I ?i 11 mi ii 11- ?. | .i I- .i ; i; i-ii. | I ,? | 111 (I 111:11 !? |i>M l In- c< (in! i.'i <>f ;i I i 11 i n\ iI 11: ii I \ 11 ? ? ?- j ?;? j ?? ? r ('? > ii i-iiMi-li < ui' I In* I'll ;Ult| I! 111 I:' 11 11:1 llllilil' lll.lt lh' hi any Miu* el- lliiitr_;lil liu' umk wa*. tlnU1' I?\ II'*'.'I'll **, III' -1111 v\ I'll a of ilic i i;i jut' < oin itiuinu' tin' iul<r\ii\v \\ itIi Iiiiii.-.i'I, :iiul ii ?'oiil;iiiU'<i n?? n? I - (Ti'nrr :i> to iIn* i ;nisr m ]>ri>t>;i)>I ? ?:in-r o| tiir tii"'-. Inii tin- r<? pt?i'l< tli:>" wi'iv si nl I roin I i n i-ii\ 11lo mult'.r n?\ ? ?I' of lii- ii.inn' ui iv Illicitly 11?isI?*:i? t iiiU". ami <lnl ;i vnvil miiioiiuI ??t ilain |o til,. 11;|till' o| iJlc town. Tlli'lV st'.'llis to lie ;?11 - ? > 11111 I \ 1,11 4*o 11 ? ll1 i? >t I \vlis?ti'\ :??? I m ' I \\ i'??, t tin- tire ;;inl tin- ;i I - 11? 111111 tin- \vi?i'k lit'lofr to <ly11;111111'' tin- nc;.:r?> ro11i?, Tli.'iv Iim*- Iici-ii no t rotilili- lici vv?'i ii th- iH'ui'oi s :i!t I w I?i11? <. itinl i'M r\11 iiilt' i- iiiovin : iiloti'^- ;is Ipiii'tly :is l>r|'ori'. 'I'llt* jmi) Inily ijiven liolh t In* ;\l?o\c ;ili:ui?. in an almost liil>r|on> inaiiiM'i lias vaus -il iiiui'Ii itnli^ttal ion !inioir_' tlio Ill'Si I'lMlllll" jll'fl'. !i VII I ll I- ll.11.I'll |o i'oi HM't ii imii )i :t|ios^il?J(*. Gave Life For Others. Spai I:tiil>nr -, Special. Newton Til - lilstin, il.ivii..vii (lit- Southern Kail way's M; i 11 ? ? I i.i -Mreel ci o-snr.:, died as ilit' it silll "I iii.iui :? s rccc i\eil I)y lii'iii'T 'til h\ i i ;i in N<>. lie ill f ?'1ll I ?( I ||> |>I?'S I ??JI ii 11' ;i 111 I mil) cross? iiii: ahead of :n incoiiiir,!:' train and 111-- I'tllll'lS 111 v;|\,? |)|l> l>| |\\ll : i: * <' < 1 Mip.in'-- ?'! tln's \ i'Ii ???!??. I he :ut "t ii? *? i w.i \vi i i',r?.? ^1 !i\ ;i cloud ill people ;i! I i' i' .-1:1111 > 11 who Mui'i' licit I' i!! ?? -??: l ii'ci i\nl tin- i:i t ;t I injuries in i*iii? i to -a\< tin' <>11n-r^. Chester Man Killed. < olunilua. Sptcial. .1. A. M;ikm'V, :i fanner nl t heater county, while heat ni'j- hi- wav mi top ut a S.almnrd I vain lioimil i<? t tin- Stall' fair, feii ? ?ll ami wai- picked up ahoul sever iiuh'> alu'M- ('itiuii i?ia. lit was taki'ii to llu- ('olunihia ih'^j'ilal ami died l*i ? >m ins injuries, which were iar<r*d\ internal. lie said hi* was drunk niwl iiiiniit ti ll I i nimr to lical a rule in thi lair. lie leaves a wile in 1'heSlc: count v. lie v\ as ahoul -pi \cais uhi Shoots Sweetheart. Kills Himself. New Noik. Special. - lielieviii^, that lie luiil killed liis sweetheart wilh the loiir lull let* lie fired at her, 1'rauk Dorscy, a elerk whose h<>m<' was tn Brooklyn, shot himsell dead in a Fourth avenue bird store, where hot h were employed. The youufi wo man, Miss i wepurie Schmic' w; < only slightly wounded in the lei:. Miss Schmidt had refused to marry Dui'sOJ , tictfi Crop of 13,500,000 Bales, Greenville, Special.?Mr. A. J. Huston, the Knsilish cotton expert, who has just tomplctcd a trip;.over the South, arrived here. He cnhlcd his house in Liverpool predicting a crop of 13,<r>00,000 hales. It is said that Texas has pinned just half of the crop to he raised in that State alone, which indicates a crop of 4.000.000 I bales for Texas. AN IMPORTANT ( OURT RULING ProMcuting Attorney To Be Exclud ed From Jury Room. ('ulurjibia, >S. Special - At 'Jncn vill<* in llii' Kuderal < "??ti11 Wil liam ? Jl. It raw Icy nii<l<n<l an impor tant decision, which alT.'i-t* tlie ju-ju I l<'<r III <TI niliai t'UM.li Jl.a ICI ill 11), ami is lltcrcforv of n lf-r?*Kt !?? I,',(li(;a! roui l |>i iK-i'i-d u11? 1111<<n;'Im>111 lli.' <*?>iiii11 \. It ar^mil l>v aii attor ney that an ? 11? Iu >tij< i: 1 at;ainsl Koijjtr of I In* at torm-y '* <? Ji?? 111^ should in Ijlllislil'il on |ln L'toill.il 111.11 JI:' ? <!:i I rid alloi iir\ wa-- present im llu4 craiiil 11??\ i"o <iii wliilit tin* ,jur\ wan (li'i il?i anii- mi. lif v,l,nii v. at a;;;iiiiM the sjmu ?.) tin- i*<.n>iintlion oil (hi Mlllji'l't. .) i l?lj;l* l?l.?ul''V m Jum iI Hi ?ina-li tin* imlictim Ms hut h<- < lii I iiil<* thai ' * ri.; 11. ? i lln *' 11 > I o ii i which had |>.< ? .iiI? *? i rti tIn* Kcilcral I'otiri ?< ii i lii- M'.-tioji im* tin* | >;> b t i|iiartci oi a <u tilui v <>l lli ? district atU?riK'\ ??r Ins .ir^i-iani !/> liiji pres ent iliirii ;-' tin' actual tlclihral ions of (ln> jitrv >huuhl ci'iisr, il^ou^li ii wa? I??'i r?11\ proprr for th?* ?lt*?tiH*f at torney '.?< ollice lo l?; represented ho 1'ori' I la* ,jur\ lu-v,ait its il?'* lihratinns to point Out I lit* law ami nee io (In- sucariiiu" ol' wit no*?M'-\ Militia Funds Unexpended. Columbia, S. ('. Mnj. l'atrirk .1. Mivw, distributing oitiri r ??f the Stair military establishment, r?*?**.*nt ly presented to <h?v. Ileyward his rc |K?ft ih' the < xponditures en account :?i I ho annual encampment of State hoops at < Imkaiiia'i^a and th<' Inp if lite Stale train to the annual nat ional target lournann'nt :it Sea liirl, N'. -I I In* total expenses oi the < hicivamnmra ?*11c:<i)11m? ><-111 w.-ie Alii, >'J L lt?, iSividi'd as follow- : Third reg iment . .f.'t.'.li I. ; Sii<?n>i I' ?_??11: ? ? 111. I ,<?/">.7n; l'ii>( i <">? ipii'i? ?, >' 1 ,.Yj"v 1!); S|n'<'ial d< tail. ?f.'iSti.ll, Tin to.al [ r\|iciiM^ ii! i;!i' S'-;i tlir! ! am. >n fj 1?i?i: u-i I < ia i < *!.:11? if? -11?11 I ? n* I ? "??'iilx-i it i??ii ! ? ir i|iia \liiicat int .. w ?? ??* " \ 11?*r ?????!i11?!11 : lhe*e hi* hi: : I ?? ! r ? ? 111 I ? i-? fund . \I Drew | I.a.I h'i i I-' hi- er dil. ! "I 15!?? .-pi ? i.i ? | i| i 11 ii.M .??' ? ! ti"t ;'i..ir? | tin1 i'al :;..v ?? i iiii? i. 1! !i><- Mitu ? ? I' I t. ! I'i ... . u ... , .. a . 1 .it ? illce III ! !. i? i ?t -| |,| 1 l i-a -111 i'i" 111' il l- l'ni'?-d Si.iit-- in Xrv, rity. I Will Become A Great i'ort. < ! i im-i.\ i'if. S, .rial. i 'n ~. i ? ?' i { I Sainu. I Sj>i? ii'. .if f I<<? S.nit hi"-!! j linilw ii \. liii.tiijii t i ?itiu : i it | mi In-. w.i\ i<>?..! ? ji.iii.-i. Ala. Iii i culls.' i.t a I??-i i ? I i-.i'k .1 -at e?u with a te-w-papi r r?.- 5 ?'?????? 11 :j ; 1 \ ? ? at tin1 station. Mr. Spem*'1. said tiir.t iv hi'li. \ ril ("hai l' ^loii was li. -linrd f.i Ih'coiiu' a nr.at port at 11?? distant This tray roii-idei< d a -i'j 111 Eic-v. nt statement in \ iew ??I tin1 Southern Kadwas's connect im ? ; with tin' Smith Carolina met ro|in|is. "A ureal man\ things 11 ;i\ <? woi UimI to Charleston *'4 dis id\ a.nla*4\' in tin- paM." said Mr. Spinner, ''lint snili a -.jilendnl liai lior cannot escape not ice. Law and Order League Moots. Columbia. Special. The annua! Hireling o I' tin- Stall' Tiinperanee Law jiiid Drdi'i' I .eavue w as le'ld in Main Slreet Mi'thodisi church. There was not a larvri' atleudaiiec. iiut a >;reat deal of inti'U'st was shown 'in lie1 vvorl; 1 tic* organization is doin^. The rcporf ?-.*?t" W. ('. A1 l?'ii as 01 t?iit)iz<*r was n'iid. showins: progress in the oiirani/at ion i.| Ira^iii's- all over the State. .1. \V. lliiiiii'l, of Lancaster, was re-elected president, Mr. K. A. Lacaster, oi' ( olninlua. was elected vice presid'-ni ;tud Howell Marre!!. 01' l\ichlaml. was re-elected secretary. Rural Mail Carrier in L.imbo. tireeuville, S. <Special.? Ifohert Shockley. a rural mail carrier of Lnu icns 4*i*iiit I v, was brought l<> (ireen \ 111?? hy Foiled Slates I >?? j? u 1\ Mar shal lMiilips anil lodged in tin- county jail. Slioclih*\ is <? 11:11 1 \> illi invij lllnritics in I!i?? conduct "I hi- postal business on 11?- r< ? ? 11 ? ?. lie will In* uivon a hearim* In?!????? <-??11.1111 ?? i-u.rr Ml\ I III*, when I ll?' fact - rnii,:ir|ci| with the (?;!>(' 11 i he hnnivilil o'lt. II the ?-?)inn\is-i.iiii'i- decide.! in semi the riisr up I*'m* trial it will |>j>>haM\ be heai'?l at the present !? cm ??! I*'i*<leral I Hint now III se>-in!; it. I'll- city. Strike 011 Southern Pacilie. A New Oilcans, Speeial. |*'>?J i< ?w i u*_r the discharge o| I<? men by Master Mechanic Nnl.ii'. :?11 tie- machinists ami laborers einplo>ed h\ 'hi- South ern Pacific at Alirimt -irmk. Forth Yieiwl'resident Wilson of tin* Inter "atioflhl Machinists, who i- l;er?V 110111 Washington. ?;iys t lie strike a ill extend o\er all fhi Southern 1'a ? eilie lint's unless the trouble 1- ad justed. A.ccept8 Pastorate of Yo^kville Church. Yarkville, Speeial. Wev. 1. <5. "Mur ray, ol' Fa Fayette. Alii., has sp.rui lied his acceptance of a eali recently of the. York\ ille Hapti*t church, and experts to arrive ahout Pee. 1st. The church has hecn without a pastor since the middle of hist December. Youuk Man Fatally Injured in Fall. (lie.cnvillc. S. Special. ?Samuel (iassaway, a young man of Central, was perhaps fatally wounded by a fall. He fell from the second lloor of a gin house, a distance of 'JO feet, striking his hack 011 a sill. Ho is senii-eonseious. Don't tell your troubles to a police I man unless yon are locking for ?scre I trouble. ? SAYS CO i TO ? WkL bE HIG..E Mr. K. D. ttmith'x >Wlvic? to the Far-mem Qdiwd Upon decent Fig ures Preparer! by Covernm'afc. { Ydnmhia, Special. r. 1!, h, of tit" South ' 'molina Cotton As- ui'ia I joii i:a:s is-.- -?| it statement c iifftitli.1 r. . ?".? vinnin'^ report lliioil' l)V (III; dcp.ti ! Illl'ltl Ijl ital ic lib *???"?*. Mr. Siniiii j;,e a* I,y iln? Association ? ''I ?p i:, a --i.ui i oiii' and tin; larm?*?>. -iiotild obi-ml 12 1-2 cent* I"" pound for lit" pr_>ducl i]' |||(.y will oiik hold lla ir cutlull. ?\Jr. Smith hi )t'-> Matcmcnt niviv: I he l?ti?*fjtti'? ii |>o11 on ginning mat i -s the |ufal arm; 41? of cotton : 1 j m-d tip h. tli.. piv.Mtn 1,010,000 butes. ^'<111 )i ( aroliufl i.> .{!?U.0i?0 as ayainsl (i.i',>,HUD !,!?( year. I' think all will Hrfi'?'<- lli;.1 fit I aM ."jH pet* cent of South ( aroliua '? ?*i*?<was ginned up to tin; lvli of Dcidljir, This bci;;*4 true, we will no! make much over 700.000 bales of cot ion. Iaist ytiur'if frt?p was ;ri)oti| I,l2'>,000. This will if'MVf* H"t|Ht ' Ht'olllfrt MtllK'lllllt^ like, 100,000 bales short. 'Jeorjiia, Ala bama ami North ? artiliua all show about 'It ratlin percentage short. I uijtkt'K up in oxc.css lacking So.000 bah s oJ' hriiixitt^ it up to Inst i' .vi 1111 if(^r. ?'In" !(< xj pinner'.'. report, T am confident, will show thai our conten tion that the crop is short, is true. I.u >l week ami 1 Ik* wo-k bet or** the mills ami tin* cotton buyers vfave II noils readily for cotton. lj' they could afford to bov it tln'u at that fl^tiic, it i- worth that much now, tor the cfiiMin that they had placed their con 1 cm-1s months ahead and could af ford to r.. II cents and show a liainlsoiiit* profit. ??Th.*r? is tto na'-on why \.<u, the !n:ii'< r-. ol' rt(? ? Soulh. should sacri fice i bat colioii \ou do sell thfiii, be cause soutubody pic*iIi, f>- there was a u to ii biiv.fi < top. I). icaud from th<-m fbat 1 hc\ i\(? for what vou i! < "Ii till III tioiil 1; * * W oil, what til.'V have b'. t it payii i ior.it lor the la-t two nr three 1 '!n< ;<( least. < Vii 1 . today on iht* markfls, iu \ icw/or ii: - price a'ul tlu* .-careiiy ?'! '.co.'i , | J 1 'J i-c:,i-. a poiim!. If the I:: 1 ?11? ? r.- will ju l :il;<r luti-iy refuse t.? ">?'1 il lor iiii- j.iicf rait In* t-b ia.i 1 i?*d I'or Ibr* kalnnrj* < t' tltlx crop. "t>i rour.-c t*v<*iytb'tu;.r d<*jnils ui> on L h ? uiiauiiuily \'iih whi?-li they liobl ?-o|',.?n. I ..111 still coin iuccd that on account 1 > t (In* 1 !'iivt and stortn-' iiiiikinii ;i 11 y;!iinu; 111;<? a top crop i.s in: | io?iblc ; 111; 11 ('tis crop will not ap i t cciiibly i*.vt;ivi| 1 a~ I Year's and 1 In*ri*Io!*(i i-iitlon i>< bound ultimately to mii very much higher. The world will need I J.oOO.OOO bales and one ol' tlu* best ported men in the. cotton world wired me that il' tin* crop should turn mil I'J.000,000 bal-s, it would rcadik briuj** 7d. in Kn^land. I do not think any one looks I'or a crop :ts yjreat as 12,*l00,000 bales. I.et lite larniers of* the count i v sct '.!?* 'hi- ijiiestion and settle it no>v b .? ahsoluU'ly ivt'u.:in<r to part with th;*ir ?>ropcny. except at a value satisfac tory to 1 hi'iusch ?*s. The break in tin* market 1 I one cent a pound with in thr i* days entailing a lo.ss of ?}>."> a bale conipai'etl with the labor of the farmer for I'J months to make that bale o| col ton. is enough to arouse him ?o a sense of bis duty^Tj the premises, lo wmk I'J months to produce that which sp'culalors and gamblers can ' ?ke In per cent from its value in .'{(i hours is cnon,I'll to either, make a man tjiiit _yrowin??" cotton or show that be i> a man. The world is wailing to sec whether VOu are in. 11." ?^ BittenABy Vicious Hog. (Saffnov, fx Special.?A litt!*> lild i)l* Mr. it11<I Mrs. Klisli Scruggs, while lying in bed at homo had both hands and arms oaten and lacerated by a vicious hog, which in some man ner managed to ?;et into th:? hed where tin* child was lying. lb*. Allen, who attended the child, says that it is probable the child will lose both bands. The child was alum- in tin. house at ihe time, the parents being out looking after .something about the yard. The child was a boy about two yeat's o| aye. Tiie Scruggs' live about twelve miles t mm (Jatfney. Lumber Company's Improvement. t'olumbiji. S. ('. Special.?The San tee Kher Cypress I,umber Company, which now owns practically all of tho timber lands along the rivers t'l'oiu Columbia to the coast, is building a I a ry;e mill at Ferguson. The mill will ?e one of the largest in the State md will be in operation by the lirst >f the year. In order to accommodate the workmen, the company will also ?rert an SO-room hotel near the same place. The hoiel will be furnished vi:h all conveniences. Charged With Whitecapping. Chalestou, Special.-?A man named Harrington was arrested here by ()f lieers llurtou Kelly and Knox on the charge of whitecapping at Greenville, S. C. Sheriff Martin has been in cor rcspoiulenc ? with the authorities nt Greenville on the matter, and he in structed the deputies to make the ar rest. A reward of $100 was offered for llarvrington\ He will return to Greenville without requisition papers. An Appropriation for Next Reunion. - Columbia, Special.?Oen. T. W. Carwile, the commander of th? South '""arolina division, United Confeder ate Veterans, has prepared the bill to vo presented to the legislature in .Tnn ?nry, asking for State appropriation for the next reunion. Resolutions to this effect were hdopted here at ft meeting heid iast ?piiug. *~ in 1800 and In 1000. (Mo hundred and six vctrM, the ?tretc^i of time lying between 380</ and jOOO, i* a comparatively short Period nu avrt'il by the ages of the* old world nations, but it include* within iu limits almost the birth and practically all the development which the United State* have undergone. The Department of Commerce ami Labor thrown light upon the eoursi and the extent of this growth in a pamhlet re<Ki-t|/ iissued. In 1800 ? hi} area of the United States was 827,HI I square miles, the )>opulutiou was 5,308,483. I he public debt $S2, 070,204, the money in circulation, A 10, 000,000. In loot; the area of the United States, exclusive of Alaska, is 3,025,300 square miles; the popu la!ion, 84,545,000; the public debt, $901,435,080; Ihe money in circula tion, $073,327,000 of gold and $188, 474,005 of silver. The total money iu circulation in 1800 was $20,500, U0U, or $5 per citizen, while in 1000 the money in circulation is $2,744, 483,830, or $32.42 per citizen. In 18i>l the number of pensioners was 8,030, receiving $1,034,000; in 100(5 the number of pensioners is 085,071, receiving $141,034,052.?Charlotte, N C.; Observer. SKIN tRUPT IONS 35 YEARS. Inffornd Htverely With Ecwiiii* All Orir lloiiy?A'fhuuaand Xbttuki t? C'dtlcura Beui?lls*. "For "ver thiiiy-live yeant 1 wan a se vere aulferer from ccxcma. Tha eruption was net confined to any one p!ao?. It wti nil over uiy body, limbs, and even on toy head. 1 am aixty ;*cjm old and un old soldier, and have been examined by the < tot eminent Hoard over iiffeen times, And tliey taid there w?? no cure tor me. 1 have taken all kinds of medicino and have ?p?nt large sums of money for doctors, without avail. A short time ago i decided to try the Cuticura Remediea, and after using two cake* of (,'uticura Hoap, two ooxe* >' utieura Ointment, and 'wc bot* ties of Cuticura 1U solvent, two treatments in all, 1 am now well L.nd completely lured. A thousand thank# to Cu'.icuru. P cannot speak too highly of the 'Juticura i.e medics. John T. R< acn. lliehmondule, Ross (Jo., Ohio, .July 17, 1905." Thorn js no rerison why men should not lovtv lbr;ir enemies as they love themselves, especially if they happen to bo their own worst enemies. A <?ood H<*eor<l. Ol\f of all the external remedies on the market wc d"iiht if there is otio that hn? tl'C record of t??at world-renowned norou* planter?Al!enek'?. It Ion now been in u?e for H!\'tv years, and still continues to In* ;i>i popular as ever it) doing its great wmi of relieving our pains and ache*. It is the remedy we all need when suffering from nnv form ot ache or pain resulting from taking cold or overstrain, Allcock'* l'laM*rs are- sold !;y druggists Jn every part of (he civilized world. Tho greatest Ion <?th of time which nny bottle has been known to remain aloat Is twenty-one years. A IVpt tle containing a message, which was thrown overboard by an American sou cantaln off Newfoundland In 1X7K. was picked un off the west coast of Ireland early In 1R09. bv IocrI a'inlt>*atlonsns fioy onnnot r?soh th<? diseasednortlonof tho o-ir. TheroU oilv ons wav to curp detfneis. n'\<I t.Vit is bv eon^M Intional romedlos, Deafness c-iiisiyl bv a'l Jnfla'iiM condition of tho nvioo'ts UmPi'.o' the T'nstnehlan Tube, tvhnn thl? tul>n laln flamed you have a rumMin? sound or Irn^e' fret 'marln?, and *vV*n P <* eiosn I Poafnoss Isthn rn?-i't, and n n'ess t he Inflam mation cal ha ta'<r>n ou" and this tnbo rn ntor^ti to its nor-n?\t eo'?d tlo*?. l,oarPr* nrll' lie <lwtrovi?l forrtvn?*. Nino I'asos o'it o'tm arecanR?(lbvea'nrrb.wMeh linofMn^hnt an Inflamed condition of the ?n,*i>on? ?oirf?.'e?. We will five One Hundred r>o"nrs for anv r a?e of T>ea'n(iss<" caused bv catarrh"* that <?an& rot be en red bv "aP's fatarrh (hire. cend f/> * circular* fr?e. ?V Co., Toledo, O. HoM bv Tlrtr* Mst?, 7.V, Tako Hall's Fanttlv Vllls 'or constipation. Postal facilities In China are re ported to b^ improving thronch the service on fast trains between Peklc and Hankow, Tbe^e aro expected to make the run in thlrtv-alx hours. X OU LaNNut CURE all inflamed, ulcerated and catarrhal con ditions of the mucous membrane,^uch as nasgl catarrh .uterine catarrh caused by feminine ills, sore throat, sore mouth or inflamed eyes by simply dosing the stomach. But vou surely can cure these stubborn affections by local treatment with Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic which destroys the disease go ms.checks discharges, stops pain, and heals the inflammation and soreness. Paxtine represents the most sucocssful local treatment for feminine ills ever produced. Thousands of women testify to this fact. 50 cents at druggists. Send for Free Trial Box THE R. PAXTON CO.. Boston. Mm*. The farmer's Wife Is very careful about her churn. Sue scald* it thoroughly after using. und giv< s It a hum hath Co sweeten It. She knows that if her chum 1* sour It will taint the butter tiiut is mu'l?5 in it. The stomach is a churn. In the stomach and digestive und nutritive tracts arc performed pro cesses which are almost exactly like the churning of butter. I a 1 ri not apparent tiien that if thin stomuch-churu Is foul It makes foul all which to put Into itV The evil of h foul stomach Is not alone the had taste in the. mouth and the foul breath caused by ll, but the corruption of the pure current of blood and the dissem ination of disease throughout the Ixxly. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery makes thosour and. foul stomach sweet. It does for the stomach what t ho washing und sun Uith do for thechurn absolutely removes every tainting or corrupting ele ment. In tills way it cures blotches, pimples, eruptions, scrofulous swellings, sores, or open eating ulcers and all humors or diseases arising from bad blood. If you have bitter, nasty, foul taste in your mouth, coated tongue, foul breath, are weak and easily tired, feel depressed and despondent, havo frequent headaches, dizzy attacks, gnawing of distre.?s In stom ach, constipated or irregular bowels, sour or bitter risings after eating and poor appetite, these symptoms, or any consider able numberof them. Indicate that you tire sutfcrliiK from biliousness, in} pld or lazy liver with the usual accoinAnyliig indl 8 cation, or dyspepsia aud their attendant erangements. S readily proven to your satisfaction if you will but mall a postal card request to Or. R..y. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.. for a (see copy of his booklet of extracts from the standard medical authorities, giving the names of all the Ingredients entering Into his world-famod4nedlclncs and show ing what the most eminent medical men of the ago say of them. The dog rages at the stone, not ai him who throws it.?From the (Jer mait. Mrs. Winslow'sSoothing Syrup for Children teething,softens thegums,redu??sinllammn ? tion, allays pain,cures wind colic, vflc a bottle The first thing a wonjan does after being introduced to a man is to iuoL at the hands for the purpose of litui ing out whether he works or not. Any inun who ii deed iu lew vW ij'uuit'if shouiU bd buri?d in oMwfl* capIne ?m L. D0UCLA8 *3.50&(s3.p0(g?0? I ( , n SHOES FOR KVEHYbODY AT '' EJon'c fid of g, |{ J to#?.4Wt. Wtm. _ to!?? ?*' & Children** Mtjtx*, 4? Try W. L. Uou^lii* WonMm'S, PiTTO II (jliiltiren'a ttliot!*; for *tyle, fit attd < tit or mmI othor makM. If I could take you Into my M*y factories at Brockton, Mutt.,and dhow ? j you liow carefully W.L. DouglM$$fHft* are made, you would then understand I why they hold their shape, fit better, I wear longer, and are of greater wito# than any other make. p Wherever you five, you can ?M*to IY*.Ut Douufas ihce.1. Ill* name and price In ftamx*4 on (Tie bottom, wlikli protect* youtgsJott Rtya price* uiid Interior elioet. Yak* n* fubttU tutu. Akk your dealer for W. L. Deuf(ui4h940 ?ii?l IniiUt upon having them. fa i' Cv/c.r lueltta ?jicf; they will not ?w 6rti?y. Write for Illustrated Catalogoi Pall Style*. , W. I.. IJOUOLAS, Dept. if, ttrockten, Mm*. U--Kfr flK?- '* r!t? f. r our tcxval Ajetwr P?*** (Mm \V*t.|i fi f? Ti>r m(ru.lu;(l08Of gtHXIfclOufj f"t- oiitrx ?!> i Inv .till mutual pi o/l I. OHfiKiWB , WATC11 ( ?()? Orle m, .Veil. So. 44-'00. if afflicted ?villi weak cy L'b, iitc Tliouipsoa'sEyeWafer DoKt .oun'er &\\ ni^ht lon.Q from toothache neuraJ^ie^ or rheumatism ? -Sloeovs Liivinveivt kills the pgvin ? quiets the nerves o<nd inducevS sleep At eJI dealers. Price 25c 50c bHOO Dr Ea^rl S. Slo<xi\, Boslorv.M^ss.U.S.A. depends so much upon her functions,! I that the least upset of them affects her | "whole system. It is the little things J I, that count, in woman's life and health.! The little pains, and other symptoms womanly disorder, soon lead up to bi( things,?serious pains, serious diseases^ lt;is for just these ordinary, common; womanly troubles, that the use of gentle, strengthening, female tonic, lik< Woman's Relief has been found so successful, in thousands of. in relieving and curing "1 had been troubled wU female complaints for 12 months," writes V" Bettie Arp, of Ballplay, TenW^nd although I under doctors' care for four mofcths, they did little good. I took one bottle pi Witw of and one dollar's worth of Thedford's Bla|j Draught, and now I am better. 1 believe Cart" saved my life- We are poor people, but I r" always keep it in the house." It relieves won , worst jpains and regulates fitful functions. Try' At All Druggists in $1.00 WRITE US FREELY and frankly. In strictest confidence, telling all your tvrtft* age. We will aend you FREE ADVirr S? wlopo. and a wluable 64-pag. Book on UnuS MENT FOR WOMEN.". Addnrn: Udltf aZZ. 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