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Gray Hair
“I have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor
for over thirty years. It has kept
my scalp fre^ from dandruff and
has prevented my hair from turn
ing gray.” — Mrs. F. A. Soule,
Billings, Mont.
fThere is this peculiar
thing about Ayer’s Hair
Vigor—it is a hair food,
not a dye. Your hair does
not suddenly turn black,
look dead and lifeless.
But gradually the old color
c^fies back,—all the rich,
dark color it used to have.
The hair stops falling, too.
$1.00 a bottle. All dmuisis.
If your drufjffist cannot supply you.
Bend us one dollar and we will express
you a bottle. Bo sure and Rive the namo
ot your nearest express office. Address,
J. C. AYER CO., Lowell, Mass.
TERRIBLE STATE OF ;
AFFAIRS IN BALKANS
Villages Subjected to Torch
and Sword.
WOMEN Af*D CHILDREN KILLED.
Turkish R«5vr«ssive Measures In Ma
cedonia Have Reached the Utmost
Limits of Barbarism--Extirpation af
Bulgarian Population Apparent.
London, August 26.—-According to a
Bofia telegram to The Times the Turks received,
repressive measures in Macedonia The pallbearers were the elders and
have reached the utmost limits of bar- deacons of the Presbyterian church.
“BILL ARP’S” FUNERAL. i (■ . J * 1 rVOinOlfU!
Major Smith Laid to Rest With Sim- Ini HL LAlLUOlUll
pie Ceremonies.
Cartersville. Ga., August 26.—The fu
neral of -NFajor Charles H. dmith (Bill
Arp) took place from the First Pres-
byterian church at 10:30 o’clock to- Three Persons Killed; Many
day and the services were conducted
by Rev. H. C. White, pastor of the
church, assisted by Rev. S-am P. Jonos.
tho well-known evangelist.
Pursuant to the wish of the family,
»ud in keeping with Major Smith’s
views and life, there was ■nothing of
an ostentatious nature, but the funer
al was a simple home affair.
Many beautiful floral offerings were
OAMB DF MIMtO WAA.
IN POWDER MILLS
Others Injured.
LIST OF THE CASUALTIES.
; Battleships Storm Main Entrenee to
Portland Harbor.
Portland, Me., August M.—ThroegB
| loose smoke and amid the tumult of
continuous cannon fire, the bettleehlpg
Kearsarge, Illinois and Alabama en-
, tsred this port early todlay, h-ariog
stormed the main entrance Vo harbor
in connection with the great war *a»me,
which is going on this week in this vi-
i cinity. At midnight the scouts of
At Carthage, Mo., Fearful Accident Oc
curs In the Works of the Indepen
dent Powder Company's Plant—Sec
ond Explosion Within a Month.
Kansas City, August 26.—A special
to The Star from Carthage, Mo., saya: on iy f or a n actually engaged in the
Rheumatism
W liat is the use cl telling tbe rheumatic
that he feels as if his joints were being dis-
LOCi-ted't
Ee knows that bis sufferings are very
much like the tortures of the rack.
What he wants to know is what will per*
minently cure his disease.
That, according to thousands of grateful
testimonials, is
Hood s Sarsaparilla
It promptly neutralizes the acid fn the
blood on which ttie disease depends, com*
pletely eliminates it, and strengthens tbo
the hostile fleet were discovered by
the pickets of the army on shore, and ; system against its return. Try Hood’s,
at daybreak the battleships came up
the channel. The victory, if any, is
not apparent to shore observers.
The night was a sleepless one, not
HEAVYWEIGHTS IN SENATE.
The UemlnlNcencea of a Wanhinarton
, L'pliolnterer.
John R. Zimmerman, lute upholsterer
, j m t. to An explosion at the works of th* maneuvers, but for many in the city
barism and * is ev dent that it is the Major Smith had long been an elder lnd d , ent F ^ vd . er company, 4 miles It wa# actually engaged in the ma ( and cabinet maker of the senate for
intention to accomplish by degrees the | i n the church. southwest of Carthage, on Cant* ^ scanty midnight when the! ^ the Washing-
tota! extirpation o o u gai an pop Among absent relatives ere an ^ creek> ear]y toda y ( wrecked the mixing gearchlights of the forts disclosed two ton Past, enjoyed an interesting expert-
expected are .irs. i^aura cxh an, roomi killing three persons and injur torpealo boat destroyers in the outer once in his personal association with
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ulation.
Within the last few days, say* The Rome, Major Smith’s sister. Hi# other
Times correspondent, 12 more Chris- sister, Mrs, Cooper, of Rome, was not
tian villages have been handed over well enough to come. These sisters
to fire and the sword, and the women, are the only ones of Major Smith’s
children a*nd the aged have been mas-1 immediate family now living,
sacred indiscriminately. Convoy* of 1 The stores and all institutions of the
prisoners despatched to Monastir have city were closed from 10 to 12 o’clock
been murdered by their escorts on the out of respect to the di*tingui*hed writ
Private letters from a foreign er and citizen.
m
Fashion Show For Women.
A fashion show is to be held ift the way
Madison Square Garden in New Ybrk reident in Monastir say even the local
ing three others, one fatally
■jead:
W. O. Roll, superintendent.
Earnest Pearman.
Perry Haworth, ail of Carthage.
Thirty other workmen escaped injur
ies. * •
S
from Aug. 31 to Sept. 14 with the an
nounced purpose of setting the style
for a year to come in everything per
taining to women’s wear, says the New
York Tribune. The exhibits will in
clude Parisian and American made
gowns. Women are to find in the Gar
den articles of attire ranging from a
shoe to a hat pin. Costumes are to he
exhibited on living models. A special
hairdresser has been engaged to show
the latest methods of dressing women's
locks. There will be music, and other
entertainment is being contemplated.
Prizes will be given for the best made
gowns, the judges having been selected
from the various dry goods buyers all
over the country. J. M. Geddings of
Duluth, Minn., will be the chairman of
the judges. Lectures will be delivered
on subjects pertaining to fashion by
prominent merchants.
Turks are disgusted and meditait® as- GADSDEN PLANT TO BEGIN WORK
sassinating the consuls in order to —•—
provoke European intervention. Court Orders Receivers to Commence
The insurgents are doubtless taking Operation of Car Works,
a terrible revenge and are executing Montgomery, Ala., August 26.—An
the revolutionary program to the lot- order has been made in the United
ter.
harbor. Firing began at o-nee and the great mfen of the senate, inasmuch
then ceased. An hour later the pres- as it was his duty to provide comfort-
ence of a battleship was revealed by able seats in the northern chamber of
the search lights and several of the the capitol, and he at times referred to
forts opened fire upon her. This ves- this experience. About a year ago,
s-el. returned the fire and after the can- when asked about a special chair that
nonading became general. A launch h e had to provide for the late Senator
Today’s explosion !s the second to containing landing parties was cap- U^'id Davis of Ulinois, who came to
occur at the Independent company’s tured and at 2:25 o’clock all the out- the senate in 1877, Mr. Zimmerman
works within a month. The mill had 6 r forts were engaged in action. said: " I he great chair that was made
Just been rebuilt and the making of dy- All the outer forts were enga ged man y • Vl ' ars aK ° for Se 1 nator 1 D , lx ® n
namite for blasting in the lead and zinc j n ac tion with the three big vessels. LoW! * of Alabama, who weighed 45
mines of this territory resumed. When While two torpedo boat destroyers and P olln<ls ’ was brought Into the senate
the explosion occurred Superintendent | other small craft had been detailed to! chamlK ’ r for I)av is, as he was.a
Roll and Pearman and Haworth were the duty of threatening the various seal that had been provided
The reported concentration of States court by Judge Jones on the < ^ the ™ inln S r00 “’ Wh ^ 8 ^ C | lud - P aS3a ^ of the harbor, the movement
large Turkish forces in the Adrianople petition of Thomas G. Bush and Thom- hn « T L / ^ had been re -
behind the hill. Superintendent Rolls served for the little ships. For mote
tVexv Coal Field.
Larg» deposits of coal are reported to
have been found In western Ontario.
Dysentery Cured Wtlliout the Aid of h Doe-
tor.
district at Mustafa-Khasa-Kisyla^ach a s A. Gillespie, receivers of the South-
and other points on the Bulgarian fron- ern Car and Foundry company, author-
tier, is regarded with much apprehen- izing the receivers to pay the wages
sion in Sofia, as it is well known that due the men at this plant,
in case of war an invasion would oc- ft is expected that this will enable
eur from this direction. In the spe- tfc e receivers to start this plant up 1
cial dispatches from the near east promptly and that similar orders will
published' this morning a gloomy view be made for the other plants of the
is taken of the crisis in the Balkan, company as s-cou as conflicting inter-
According to reports from Constanti- ests will warrant.
nople a rumor was current that war Steps are being taken as rapidly
had already been declared against Bui- as possible tp get these plants in op-
garia. It was proved to be no other eration.
issue and is regarded as possible. An order was also granted by Judge
It is further stated that although jores authorizing the receivers to
the Russian squadron was withdrawn bring all necessary suits to determine
legs were blow r n off between the knees,
and the bodies of Pearman and Ha
worth were shattered.
Superintendent Roll was a well
known manufacturer of powder, hav
ing been connected with Indiana mills
for 15 years before coming here two
years ago.
than an hour the big vessels stood off
the main entrance to the harbor. At
4 o’clock they began the advance. With
the Kearsarge leading and' the Illinois
and Alabama close behind, each belch-
for him. He looked at the huge seat
for a moment and then turned away in
disgust, remarking at the same time:
“ ’I don’t care for a sofa to sit on.
When I lie down I will go to the cloak
room. No: that will not do,” continued
the great Illinois,senator.
"The Lewis chair was moved away
slowly to ward the city. Forts Wil
Hams, Preble and 1 eavitt poured in
terrupted fire towards the -'dps. In
turn each ship scenic i to concentrate
fire on one after another until the ves-
Judge Gray's Opinion of His Alleged sels had reached the Tuner harbor. As
NOT REGARDED SERIOUSLY.
ing broad sides at the torts, they sailed and another made, which you will find
in the senate judiciary committee
room,” remarked Mr. Zimmerman. ‘‘The
impression prevailed for some years
that Senator Davis occupied the Lewis
chair, and it was not until the world’s
fair at Lhicago in 181)3 that the matter
from Iniad’a, it continues to cruise neai
the Bosphorus. It is reported several
Italians have been murdered by the
“I am just up from a hard spell of 'Parks at a seaport in Asia Minor, 63
the flux ’ (dysentery) says Mr. T. A. mPeg smrtheaiSt of Constantinople.
Pinner, a well known merchant, of
Drummond, Tenn. “I used one small
bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and was
cured without having a doctor 1
consider it the best cholera medicine
in the world.” There is no need of
employing a doctor when this remedy
is jtoed for no doctor can prescribe a
better medicine for bowel complaint
in any form either for children or
adults. It never fails and is pleasant
to take. For sale bv Cherokee Drug
Co.; L 1) Allison, Cowpens.
the rights of parties to certain proper
ties which are claimed to ha in the
possession of the Security Warehouse
company, of New York.
The purpose of the receivers in ob
taining this oraer is to get possession
of certain material upon the premises
of the Southern Car and Foundry com
pany at Anniston, in order that they
may proceed to operate the plant.
FIGHT ON TRUST NEAR.
From Belgrade it is announced that
a big massmeeting of Macedonians to
be held Aug. 23, was postponed to Aug
80 by order of the jgovernraent on ac-
eounty of Turkish protest*. It Is also
stated from Monastir that the revolu
tionary committees are appealing to
the Ohristian population to refuse to
pay taxes and that their appeal i* meer- Tobacco Growers Complete Plans to
log with much success. The insur- .. Meet Combine,
gents in the Debr district are said to Raleigh, N. C., August 26.—All the
be destroying the villages and mur- arrangements are now complete for
dering their inhabitants. the fight against the tobacco trust. All
In taking more energetic measures the organizations ot farmers have lin-
Presidential Boom.
New York, August 26.—Judge George
Gray has returned from Birmingham.
Ala., where he acted as chairman of
the arbitration board which settled
the coal .-trike, says a dispatch from
Wilmington. Del., to The Tribune.
Ho.: irdiir-> she action of the Lack
awanna comity, Pennsylvania, Demo 'began cruising
crats in laifivhing a presidential bo m: lands.
the ships crept on the forts the firing
ceased slowly and by 7 o'clock the echo
of the gun.-: at thy eastern -ide of the
bay, where a miner engagern *nt was
going on, was all that could be heard.
The battleships then maneuvered
tor a time and then they went ba* :
toward the outer harbor, where they
about among the is-
was cleared up. The managers of the
fay’ secured the Lewis chair for exhi
bition as the one used by the senator
from Illinois. It was soon learned that
It was not the one used by Mr. Davis
and placed aside. The Lewis chair
was returned and is now in the custody
of the sefmto cabinet rooms."
MINE TIMBER SUPPLANTED.
for him he said:
'T hr.\- . the stories mention in::
my nan.: i presidential candidate. ^
but I do net take any of them serious
ly. 1 do not think ! here is anything
in them. I know that it cannot be
and for that reason, I give the matter
no thought. It is not even a possi
bility. The so-called boom will amount
to nothing, and for that reason, I do
not care to discuss it. Of course. I
Early in the forenoon the scene o
action shifted to the i assi.-o > : , Hu-
spy a
mml between I’aei::-
for the suppression of the revolution.
Turkey is acting in accord'ance witi
advice of the powers. The negotia
tions which have been in progress rel-
The reason why Hancock’s Liquid ative to lh€ Balkan situation do not
in the court of love the strenuous
prosecutor wins his case.
Sutpbur should be in eviry house, it
is endorsed and prescribed by the
leading physicians, for such diseases
as Eczema, Pimples, Ringworm, Sail
Rheum, Dandruff, Diphtheria, 8ore
Throat, Cuts, Burns, Open Sores, and
all blood and skin troubles. No bourn
should be without it. For sale by
the Cherokee Drug Co.
template a general European confer
ence and at present seem directed to
wards letting the sultan have a free
hand in quelling th® revolution in Ma
cedonia.
ed up for this.
It is now asserted that there will be
unanimity among tbe growers and that
the warehouse system will help these
in case they need advances of money.
The’local warehouse system is being
carried into effect.
Some queer stories are told alxmf
results of the low price of tobacco. A
grower brought a loa i’ to this market
Some men let dollars slip
struggling to save the pennies.
while
The forthcoming conference of King and obtained for it such low prices
Bdiwward with Emperor Francis Jo- that they did not pay his warehouse
eeph and King George of Greece, at charges and other necessary expenses.
Vienna and the visits of the czar and he was compelled to sell some
l Inn i. From this vicinity great cloud"
of smoke ware arL-ing and the roe:
of many guns was hear and the Olymp-
pia leading a fleet against Fort McKin
ley. As at the main entrance, they
came in slowly
closely followed
There were four other vessels in this
am pleased to think my friends think fleet, the principal one being th train-
so highly of me and appreciate their ing ship Newport. The others were
compliment.” the converted yacht Vixen and two
torpedo boat destroyers, Worden am!
AMERICAN BARRISTERS. MEET. SlQwart.
For a time the firing was as violent
Their Annual Convention Opens at Hot as that marking the passage of tht
Springs, Va. battleships. Then the action ceased
Hot Springs. Va., August 26.—The guddenly.
annual convention of the American
Barristers’ association opened here
today. About 200 lawyers are iu at
tendance. The session will last un
til Friday night.
Charles- 0: Libby, of Maine, called
KNOCKED GOVERNOR DOWN.
Judge Wood Assails Chief Executive
of Arkansas.
St. Louis, August 27.—‘A special to
and Emperor William to Vienna and poultry in order to meet" these deff to order the convention In the absence The Post-Dispatch from Little Rock, l )t ‘ rm,,1 "‘ n1 job, lessens the operating
Concrete DlMplncIn^r Old Element
of Dang: Cl* l ml er* round.
.0 The mining industry ..i the anthra
cite region is advaneing v< ”v rapidly
from the crude to th" mo : ; rossive
stage, and the miners of forty years
ago would have scoffed at the idea of
The Olympia was putting into exeeuth^i some of the
by the Baltimore modern methods that now predomi
nate, says a special dispatch from Ha
zleton, Pu., to the Chicago Inter Ocean.
What •miner, for instance, would
have thought even ten or fifteen years
ago that concrete would in the open
ing of the twentieth century supplant
timber? Yet this is a fact, and con
crete gives promise of becoming uni
versal in its use, thus relieving to a
great extent the apprehension of tim
ber becoming exhausted.
Concrete is now being used at many
of the operations in walling the sides
of air ways and openings extending
from the underground channels to the
surface. When so used it makes a
Consumption Tlirenteneii.
•C. Ukgek, 211 Maple Sr., Cham
paign III., writes: “I was in trouble
with a hacking cough for a year and tlonal action will be unnecessary. An |
I thought I had consumption. I 1 official of the Turkish embassy here
•f the czar and Foreign Minister Lans-1 ciencies
doff to Rome will enable the monarchs
thoroughly discuss Balkan affairs and
before the conclusion of the confer
ences Turkey proposes so far a* poasi
ble to restore order so that interna-
INSTITUTE OF BANK CLERKS..
List of Trustees Elected at New York
Meeting.
New York, August 26.-
of U. M. Rose, the retiring president, Ark., says Judge Carroll L. Wood ‘‘xpense and removes a bad feature of
and presented Francis Rawle, of Phil- m the Arkansas supreme court, who is sucl ‘ <M'‘ddngs viz, the dripping of wa-
adelphia, president of the association. 1 opposing Governor Davis as a candi- V' 1 * ba ' fl ;i, ls ils w a.\ through the cre\-
The president in turn Introduced Al- late for a third term, knocked Gov- lcc ® of ‘' arth - Many of these air
len Caperton Braxton, of Staunton, ernor Davis off a speaking stand, -i * lla,ls all,i manwa ys are vory ob ;| oc ;
who delivered the address of welcome feet to the ground, during the cam- 1loual,, ' ! hecause ot the water that
as the representative of the Virginia , paign at Bismarck yesterday.
drops from the side, not only wetting
-The follow- Bar assocation. President Rawle Governor Davis was not hurt and
tried a great many remedies and was said to a representative of The Asso ing trustees of the American Institute spoke briefly in reply to Mr. Brax- i friends prevented further trouble,
under tbe care of physician for sev- dated Press today: of Bank Clerks were elected 1 today: ton’s addfess. He then delivered hig Judge Wood was arrested ’<
eral months. I used one bottle of Fo- j ‘‘The calling out of additional troops
ley’s Honey and Tar. It cured me. j by Turkey is due solely to the decision
and I have not been troubled since.” to suppress the insurrection at once. I:
Sold by Cherokee Drug Co
Character writes its name
man’s face in indelible ink.
i is not In anticipation of war with Bui-
1 garia. Turkey has no intention of
on a
Caldwell Hardin, president of the annual address reviewing national ami charge of assault and battery. Gover-
state legislation during the past year.
on
Norfolk bank, Norfolk, Va.; A. H. Vig
gin. vice president ot the National Park
bank, of New York, and Joseph Chap
man, Jr., assistant cashier of the North,
declaring war In spite of rumors to western bank of Minneapolis, Minn,
the contrary, and Bulgaria, wor-ned by The officers of the institute for the formally complained to Governor Me
the iiowers, does not seem at this mo- ensuing year are J. B. Finley, of Pitts- Cullough of the revolutionary anarchist
nor Davis publicly asked Judge Wood
questions and before they could be
Alleged Anarchistic Paper. fully answered interrupted with more
Montpelier, Vt., August 26.—A. A. questions, which so angered Ju/I'ge
' the men, but injuring their health as
well.
The using of concrete has been but
recently introduced, and the new
shafts and not a few of the older ones
are now being lined with it, the work
being done after the manner in which
the abutments of concrete for modern
railroads are constructed. Besides muk-
Kud of Hitter Fight.
} ment to contemplate hostilities.
‘‘Two physicians had a long and | know what public opinion is in Bulga-
stubborn fight with an abcess on my ria, and how .the situation may change
right lung,” writes J. F. Hughes of tomorrow, but in tbe meantime Tur-
DuPont, Ga., “and gave me up key proposes to lose no time in restor-
Everybody thought my time had Ing peace.”
come. As a last resort I tried Dr —-
burg, president! George F. Orde, Chi
cago, vice president; John F. Thomp
son, of New York, treasurer, and
George E. Allen, of New York, secre
tary.
Adee, acting secretary of state, ha Wood that he struck and knocked ing a permanent job, it also imparts an
Governor Davis from the platform. element of absolute safety from caving
Later the matter was adjusted, and in. The shafts are deeply lined, and
Judge Wood returned to Little Rock mine operators are well pleased with
character of a paper published in for
eign language at Bane. The gover
nor has turned the matter over to
States Attorney Bailey with instruc-,
tio-ns to investigate the matter thor-
today.
the new method.
. -
Kitg’s New Discovery for Consump- May Meet In Chattanooga.
tion. The benefit I received was | Chattanooga, Tenn., Angus 26.—The j tion of country of which Newbern is them of the mild sort,
striking and I was on-my feet in a American Forestry association will
few days. Now I’ve entirely regained probably hold its fall session in this
my health.’’ 11 cotquers all Coughs, city. Nearly all of the officials of
Colds and Ihroat and Lung troubles, the agriculture and forestry depart-
Guaranteed by Cherokee Drug Co. | men-ts of the government have ex-
Price oOc, and $100. Trial bottles pi-eaaed' a desire to hold the meeting
f ree - here on account of the nearness of thi*
i city to the proposed Apalachian fores-
Six Million Increase.
Jackson, Miss., August 26.—None o!
oughly, and if the laws justify suca the personal assessment rolls o<f the
action, to suppress the sheet. There counties thus’far received at the audi-
Poverty Itnelf No Dlugrrace.
“At the same time, you do not con
tend that poverty is a disgrace.”
“Well, uo; not unless it drinks and
borrows . money.” — Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
I
A woman never feels dressetFup un- try preserves, which the president and
less she feels uncomfortable. Secretary Wilson are greatly Interest
; od In.
i Hancocks’* Liquor Sulphur will
gWe you immediate relief and per- 1
manetly cure all such diseases hs
Suloide Prevented
The startling announcement that a
Forty Days of Rain.
Raleigh. N. C., August 26.—The sec- are many anarchists in Barre, most of tor's office, and on which the tax col
lections for 1903 will be based, show
the center, has endured forty days ol decreases in valuation, and it is believ-
rain. This breaks the record for Dean of Buffalo Law School Dead, j ed that the total increase in the val-
North Carolina. The average daily New York, August 26.—Dr. Chris- uation of personalty in Mississippi for preventive of suicide had been dis-
rainfall has been half an inch. The topher G. Tiedman, dean of the Buffa- the 1 present year will be about $6,000, covere d interest many. A run
season will be long remembered as the * lo Law school, is dead at a hospital .i 000, which will add a goodly sum to down system, or despondency in-
rainy summer. The greatest damage this city from a surgical operation. He the current revenues, coupled with the variabl J' precede suicide and some-
done is to cotton. Farmers express was born at Charleston, S. C., July 16. taxes on railroad valuations, which tb,n K baa been found that will pre
fear that they will lose half their crop 1867, and was professor of law in the have increased $3,000,000.
by re; son of the continuous moisture University of Missouri for ten years.
since July 14. The rainy seacon has For six years he has held the (same Stockmen Sentenced to Prison.
now end'ed.
Humane Move Is Begun. Fatal Fight on Stearrver.
Berlin, August 26. The Society for New York, August 26.—D. Zadoki,
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals > a Greek, has been stabbed to death
Eczema, Pimples, Tetter, Herpes, _
Ringworm, Dandruff, Diphtheria, ta ^' n S the initiative in attempting and M. Andras, a Turk, seriously
Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns. Open Sores,
and all blood and skin troubles. Hun
position at New York university. Dr. Ft. Benuton, Mont., August 26.—Hen-
Tiedman was the author of a number ry Winters and Andrew Bellair, promt
of books and paper* oa legal topics, nent stockmen, were convicted in the
to a year each 1234566. .6. .890$..
Charge of Illegal Trading. district coux last night and sentenced Cherokee Drng Co DrnggiYts.
vent that condition which makes sui
cide likely. At the first thought of
telf destruction take Electric Bitters.
It being a great tonic and nervine will
strengthen tbe nerves and build up
tbe system. It’s also a great Stom
ach Liver and Kidney regulator.
Only 50'. Satisfaction guaranteed by
to bring about an international meet-1 wounded by I^ewis, a Frenchman, on
lug on the subject of cruelty to ani- the steamer Bristol, which arrived at
dreds of cases of skin diseaees have an( I birds in Italy with the aim Quarantine last night from I^a« Pal-
been permanently cured by the use of the support of the Italian societies mas. All these men were members of
of Hancock’s Liquid Sulphur after and with the co-operation of the Ital the ship’s crew and the fight took place
all other remedies failed 1B, ‘ _ 1 — * w - -
by the ^herokee Drug Co,
Yokohama, August 26.—The Russian to a year each in the penitentiary for
authorities have seized a number of killing a steer belonging to a Helena
Japanese fish-buying vessels at Kam- firm.
schatwan port* on the charge of ille-
gal tradBng. Twenty-eight offlicer* Cleveland’s Baby Boy Christened.
of the vessel* have been detained and New York, August 26.—The baby
For sale ian government. The Berlin society | between them in the forecastle of the 278 members of their crew* have been boy recently born to Mrs. Grover Cleve- Will cure Stone in Bladder.
i will aak the kindred organizations in steamer on Monday evening. expatriated. land at Buzzard’s Bay, Mass., has been Wil 1 dire Kidney and Bladder Dl*-
Burope and America ae well as trav
No man can succeed unless be has
faith In his own ability.
Pnley’H Kidney Cure.
Will (Mire Bright’s disease.
Will cure Diabetes.
Always view a scene with a mule in
It from tbe foreground.
eier* to oo-operate with It In this work
Oondllton of Senator Hanna.
Cleveland, August 26.—The condl-
Many persons In this community ! tion of Senator Hanna was much 1m-
•re suffering from kidney complaint
who could avoid fatal result* by using
Foley’s Kidoey Cure. Bold by Chero
kee Drag Co.
proved today. He will be able to be
out by tomorrow or next day.
Burglar* Make Rich Haul.
Montgomery, Ala., August 26.—The’
residence of W. T. Robinson was bur
glarized early yesterday morning and
the thieves got away with about $10
wftrth of jewelry. There 1* no clow
as yet.
Whales Driven Aahore.
St. Johns, N. F., August 26.—-A echool i dren after their father and 1 mother.
of 13 small whales has been driven
ashore at St. Mary’s bay, and was un
able to retreat. The residents—men
and women—waded wai*t-d*eep ia the
et», scythes and pitchfork*,
water and killed them all with hatch
christened Francis Grover Cleveland, j Bold bv Cherokee Drug Co.
a name se ected by the other chll- Man 1* of a few days and full
condensed cussedness.
of
Sale o Dickens' Birthplace. ..j h|M dlHbet< , 8 , D ltH worst forra „
-T l°< ’ ^ U8t r 7 writes Marlon Lee of Dunreatb. Ind.
to The Time* frdm London says the ‘I tried fight physicians without re-
sal# at auction of the birthplace of | , |wf> 0o|y thre , bottIe> of Fo | e -. g
Charles Dickens, on Commercial road. Kidney Cure made me a well man/'
Portsmouth, hatw>uuced. ; gold by Chtrokee Drug Co.
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