Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Mother BEIRUT SITUATION IS MURE SERIOUS surgent band which occupied a posi tlon near Lake Aanittovo In the vila- I y’et of Constantinople. The fight I lasted until nightfall. y mother was troubled with umption for many years. At she was given up to die. Then tried Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, was speedily cured.” D. P. Jolly, Avoca, N. Y. No matter how hard rour cough or how long rou have had it, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is the »est thing you can take. But it’s risky to wait I intil you have consump- ion. Get a bottle of Iherry Pectoral at once. Three sizes: 25c., 50c., $1.00. I Consult your doctor. I f he says take it, Bn do as he says. If he tells you not to Ice it, then don’t take it. He Knows. 6evere Measures To Be Taken. I Rcime, Sept. 9—A communication Turks and Musselmans from the Italian ambassador at Con stantinople say's the Turkish minister tacking Christians. HOUSES ARE BEING PILLAGE©. • Residents, Tsrrifled at Depredation*; ..Abandon Their Houses and Seek Ud recovery by keeping the bowels Hood condition with Ayer’s Pills, vegetable, gently laxative. J. C. AYER CO., Lowell, Mass. MURDERER SAVED FROM MOB. of foreign affairs has assured him that the most energetic measures will be taken to punish those who were re sponsible for the recent conflict at Beirut. The minister added there is do need to fear any such incident Refuge at the French College—Vali would re-occur, and asserted that the _ 4 _ . ... c .. , _ porte was confident that the insurrec- Cannct Compete with Situation. .. . ., . . ., , tlon In Macedonia would be suppress- Parls, Sept. 9. Official reports gj one week. from Beirut show the growing grav ity of the situation there. Another Christian was killed yesterday. The Turkish soldiers are making common Re , cue Negro From Would- cause with the Mussulman® during the g e Lynchers, attacks on Christian*, a number of Chicago, Sept. 9.—Under a Are of houses have been pillaged, one French bideics and stones policemen last night shop was completely destroyed, and j rescued a negro murderer from a mob bh0 ;6Uts becoming tG'rriftod i ■\voiild-b£ lynchers, these depredations, have abandoned minutes before, John Brinkley, their homes and sought refuge at the i negro watchman, had shot and kill- French college, where between 408 aaul ^ Charles McCarthy, a plasterer. Then 500 refugees are now gathered. breaking into the doorway of his own The American naval commander, 11 quarters he held a crowd of 200 men Is asserted, in the dispatches, receiv- j in( j b 0 y S at j) a y until disarmed by Po- CONSPIRACY CHARGE ASAiUST BEAVERS Postal inv oLigations By Fe .aral Orand Jury. MACh..iVi 13 ALSO INDICTED. ALABAMA LEGISLATURE. Climax of the Investigation Is Soon to Come In the Indictment of an Offi cial Equally as Well Known as Post master General Himself. of Disfigured Skin War (cd muscles and decaying bones. What havoc I Scrofula, let clone, is capable of all that, and more. it is commonly marked by bunches In the neck, inflammations In the eyes, dys pepsia, catarrh, and general debility. It is always radically and permanently cured by The message is quite lengthy and HOOd ? SfirS(tf}0.nll(L goes into the details of the finances Which expels all humors, cures all erup- „ , ; tions, and builds up the whole system, of the state. The governor aetaewl- whet h ( . r young or old. edges that the prosperity of the state at this time is unparalleled to Its bJetory, but says that it would be detrimental to the state to draw upon th« treasury. Many Important Bills Are Considered and Passed. Montgomery, Ala., Sept. 9.—Gover nor Jelks ha* sent to the legislature another meeeage again calling the at tention of its members to large appro priation blMs. This makes the sec ond request of the governor. Hood’s Mil* P1..0 llrer Ills: the non-lrrltsttog and Miily cathartic to take with ilood’s Sarsaparillal MG NEWSPAPER HOARD. I l Ljrmoav Munn of File* the iiritiah ed here, psoposod to land marines at 1 [iceman Mooney. IJnMeuin Will Store nt Hendon. majesty’s oflice of works is just iningat Hendon, England, to raise Juse in which tons of newspaper now at the British museum will itunUy be deposited, says the Lou- IChronicle. There is a whole news- ’•j’land in the museum, a land from a file of almost any modern paper can be dug out. Space »re valuable at Bloomsbury, and Jllding is necessary at Hendon storage of “newspapers and /printed matter” rarely required fse. it is the definition which a parlia- iry statute applies to the purposes ie Hendon annex. It also requires the “newspapers and printed mat- removed” shall be made availa- tm due notice being given at the im. In other words, the newspa- at Hendon will be brought to Lon- | for ‘reference w'hen they are need- Needless to say the flies that are itly being needed will not go at all. Under the copyright act <«f newspapers and periodicals, books, must be sent to the British Bum. The newspaper mountain -this has produced can, in the firase, bettor be imagined than In fact, It could not be de- because much of It is burled tn the basements of the museum, figures as to the sets of newspa- anduortnightly and monthly pub is received there are, however, lently eloquent 1900 the number of such sets con- Beirut, but the foreign consuls believ Mooney opened the door and took his ed the step inadvisable at this time as : prisoner into the officer of the tile It might load to an increase of the ex- factory, in which Brink'ley was em- citement and precipitate a crisis. The vali of Beirut has proved him ployed, to await the patrol wagon. But as he did so the crowd: surged forward self to be weak and incompetent tc once more with cries of ’’Lynch him! deal with the rioters and therefore Lynch him! Get a rope!” Nes-im ’Pasha, the vali of Damascus,, j policeman tried in vain to close was ordered to assume the direction of the door on the crowd and keep it affairs in Beirut. Nesim Pasha, whe closed, but even with the assistance has already arrived at his new post ■ 0 f now terrified murderer, it was i<s displaying great energy. The con useless. While Mooney was thus strug- srls express the hope that he will gling Brinkley turned and fled- from be able to stem the disorder. The | the office by the rear door, nearest French warship to/Beirut is The mob saw the escape, and head- in the Gulf of Volo, Greece, hut unless cj by Mooney, streamed down an al- Nesim Pasha speedily restores order 1 ley jn pursuit. The negro ran sev- and completely safeguards French citi | eral blocks before he was finally ovw- In conclusion, the governor says: Washington, Sept. 9.—On* of th« ‘Tt being out of my power to raise persons indicted yesterday by the f«d tbe tax rate it is more neceseary and eral grand jury in connection, with the incumbent upon you to contioi dis- postal investigation, is George W. bursements. Beavers, formerly chief of the divi sion of salary and allowances. It ie understood that the charge is conspir acy. Another of the indictments ii against August W. Machen on a new Net of facta, involving him with Beav ers. The charge is conspiracy. STUDENTS STUDYING SUGAR Special Laboratory For TrainiuK Exports EHtablinlied In lionton. The iirt of grading sugar lias become so important that t’.e technical schools are beginning to devote special atten tion to instructing students in the methods of doing it The Massachu- This practically means that the gov ernor will veto all large appropria tion bills that will b* passed in the future. The legislature Tuesday got down setts Institute of Technology, for ex- to hard w r ork and Immediately started ample, has established a special sugar to passing bills and before the session laboratory for training experts and was over many important bills were where special work is conducted which |)assed often Inis an important bearing upon An important resolution was pre- l^sal controversies of conflicting sented by Representative Hall, of glucose and starch interests. Montezuma, to mak* the yellow jessa- According to the government bureau min. Alabama’s bora, smblam. <‘ f “ <>re u ““ 5,000,000.000 A bill was introduced in the house to prevent the importation of cotton affected with the Texas boll weevil. pounds of sugar, valued at over $100.- 000,000, was brought into the United States during the last year, an amount added to the domestic production that eens, France will act decisively by d-cspatchlng warships from Toulon. REPORTS AT VARIANCE. Consular Version of Beirut Affair Dif ferent from Turkish Government’s. Constantinople, Sept. 9.—-Consular reports received from Beirut are to tally different from the Turkish gov ernment’s version of the recent out break .there. The vali of Beirut wae not on board the United States flagship '.Brooklyn when the first brawl occurred, but wae to the country. Contrary to the offi cial version the consular dispatches say the Mussulmans first attacked the Christians, and the troops which in tervened sided with the Mussulmans One of the pillaged houses belongec Bfl by London was 1,22(1; by pro- 1 to a French citizen. Though there England, Wales and the Chan- has been no further disturbance* at lislands, 1,604; by Scotland. 288, Beirut since Sunday, great uneasiness Iby Ireland, 222. These figures show amounting to almost a panic prevail/ take.n A teamster began lashing the negro across the face with his whip, the victim being held by a dozen men and boys. While th* mob wa* trying to drag the murder away a patrol wagon ar rived with three policemen, who to gether with Mooney fought their way through the struggling mass of men, while bricks and stones rained on them from every side. At the police station Brinkley faint ed from terror and when revived beg ged to be put in a cell where no mob could get at him. The killing grew out of a quarrel in w liich McCarthy had accused Brinkley of stealing chickens from his prem ises. FIGHTING FOR A FORTUNE. QKOROK W. BEAVSaS. While the officials refuse to disclose the names of the four remaining per sons who were indicted yesterday it is said that none of them Is or has been connected with the postoffice de partment and that one is a man of some prominence. It was stated at the city hall today that the climax of the investigation Is to come shortly when a person not connected with the department, but equally as well known as the postmaster general himsalf. undoubtedly will he indicted for com plicity in the postoffice frauds. The grand Jury began hearing the evidence in this particular case today and it is stated that when a report is made, it will in all probability con clude the Investigation In W/ashington. Mr. Bankhead introduced a resolu- afloW8 an apportionment of seventy- tion calling on the rules committee to throe poun(is to eacb uiaU) WO man and investigate and see what important | diil(i m tLe general bills are on the calendar and i» ra cticnlly efaffpourid of raw sugar to report to the house so that these ^\- b j(-li arrives at the important Atlan- bills may be taken up at the first op- tIe p 0rta of New York, Boston, Fhila- portunity. delphia and Baltimore must be regu- Mr. Hall’s bill calling for a board | ar iy tested by expert chemists before of arbitration to settle differences be’ it is turned over to the refiners, and tween capital and latior was reported : ihis work is constantly growing in im- favorably. portance and magnitude. Except for a A resolution was presented that the . certain amount of “open kettle” or house hold meetings after Thursday brown sugar from Forto Rico and Cu- from 10 to 1, 3 to 6 and 8 to 11 o’clock,, ba and another variety that comes and that only local bills be taken up from Java tbe great bulk of the foreign at the -night sessions. product comes in bags weighing from The cofnmittee on municipal corpor- 100 to 3(H) pounds apiece. Into each bag ation* reported a substitute to Walk- °f sugar when it is landed a long tin &r’s municipal bill. This bill was made t nl,e called the •trier” Is pushed diago- a special otder for Friday. Hay-Berran Canal Treaty Dead. New York, Sept. 9.—According to the latest reports received from Bo gota, the Hay-Herran canal treaty is now generally regarded In the capital as dead and buried, and tt is declared, asserts The Herald’s Panama cotto- g-pondent, that the United States might nally from corner to corner and then comes out loaded with a sample. These tubes of sugar, representing a big com posite sample of the whole consign ment. are thoroughly mixed, and from the mixture a final sample Is taken and tested, the remainder being sent to the refinery. Mr D. P. Daugherty, w.-ll known throughout Mercer and Sumter coun- POS8E AFTER BURGLAR. Attorneys For Mrs. Maybrick, In Eng lish Prison, at Work. New York. Sept. 9.—-Fighting to se- 11of 8,400 sets, 'representing 220,- among the Christians, many of whon! cure a fortune Mrs. Florence Eltoabeth ngle numbers of papers and kin- have left Beirut and sought refuge ir Maybrick, whose release from an Elng publications. The number of sets Lebanon. The foreign consuls al prison is expected next July, coun- 2,472 and the single nmn- Beirut met on Monday and decided tc s# j w m today begin proceeding® to [papers 170,838, a striking in- nvake serious representations to hhe recover more than $40,000. That is In the ten years. However, there ]ocal au thoriti-e» looking to the preser a ij that is left of the irnmenee for- been a slight drop. For 1901 the vatioil Jf orde r. They also decideo tune of Darius Blake Holbrook, grand- to telegraph their respective ambassa father of the American woman now dors or ministers at Constantinople ©pending the last months of a fifteen demanding the recall of the incompe J year terra to an English prison, tent vali of Beirut and requesting that warship* be sent for the protection ol the Europeans Nazim Pasha, vali of Syria, was or dered from Damascus to Beirut, wher« he arrived yesterday. The porte announces that Nazim Pa sha was sent to Beirut with the bat talions of troop* to take teniporarj charge of affairs here. The vali o Beirut, it 1* also announced, ha* nol been deprived of his authority, but lu for otror thirty years, during will "probably reifialn inactive at hi? h time many million bottles have post” during the stay of Nazln Pasha ifcgtj f or poisoning her husband, eold and used It has long been While the rioting was in progress Darius Holbrook also owned ndari and main reliance in the the Beirut advices farther state, aji ap acres of coal and iron lands In Vir nt of croup in thousands of peal was made to Rear Admiral Cot g i niai anfl suits to rec0 v e r them have yet during ell this time no ton to lamd marines, but he repliei been instituted. Should they be suc- a« «ver been ^ported to the that he could not Intervene In a quar cessful, Mrs. Maybrick may become facto re a m which it .ailed to re ] among Ottoman subjects. It if Man numbered 3,170 and the single 208,582. Last year the num- "set* was 3,222, comprising 199,- fle numbers. When colonial and newspapers are added It will what a harvest flow’s to the . Every twelve months it lit- •gathens into its now well filled huge loads of printed paper, i carefully kept are the files that can readily be consulted, even they are purely local papers. A Remarkable Record. iberlain’s Cough Remedy has aarkable record. It has been in Attorneys for Mrs. Maybrick will ap pear before a referee and ask an ac counting from Hamilton B. Bradahaw and William H. Gardiner, of New York. They were executors of the will of Mr. Holbry^k, who left his vast estate to his daughter, now the Baroness von Roques and a resident of Rouen, France, with a revisionary interest to her daughter, Mrs. Maybrick. Tens of thousands of that fortune went tc save Mrs. Maybrick from the gallows, when she was sentenced to death In Shot and Seriously Wounded While Robbing Residence. Ashland, Ky., Sept. 9.—Sheriff John Henne, with a posse, Is hunting a bur glar who shot and seriously wounded Colonel Mordecai William*, in his country home before daylight yester day. Colonel Williams, discovering the burglar ransacking his house, attack ed him with a saber until the burglar shot him and escaped. Mrs. Williams and her little grand daughter were the only other occu pants of the homestead, midway be tween Ashland and Catlettsburg, and they called the neighbors who sum moned physicians. Coionol Williams has regained con sciousness, but the feeling is intense. Sheriff Henne is a son-in-law of Col onel' Williams, and the people general ly are assisting him in the search for the burglar. as well turn seriously to negotiations ti BSi w. \ r a., most likely owes his with Nicaragua. Here on the isth- ijf© to the kindness of » i’-eis»hbof. mus the people have lost all hope, and He was almost hopeDssN fflicted it is felt that -the only chance of pre- with diarrhoea; was attended by two venting the total ruin of the isthmus physicians who gave him little, if any. depends entirely upon the efforts of r lief, when a neighbor learning of Isthmians to save themselves In the bis serious condition, brought him a near future. ^ bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which cured^ him in less than twenty-four hours.. For sale by Cherokee Drug Co., Gaff ney, and L. D Allison. Cowpens. Cigarmakars Out on Strike. Wayeross, Ga., Sept. 9.—Cigarm&k- ers of the Gustoso cigar factory in this city went out on strike yesterday because a cut to $1 per thousand for the manufacture of 5-cenit grade of cigars. As soon as employee were notified of the cut they refused to return to work and in sympathy wltn the movement all the makers o< high er grade cigars also joined them in the strike. Indications are that an early adjustment of the strike la un likely. We presume that as soon as San- tos-Dumont spends all the money he secured on tbe occasion ol bis last visit to this country he will favor us with a few more marvelous state ments. a cure. When given as soon considered probable that France wil la child become* hoarse or even >o a> the eroupy cough appears, ill prevent the attack, ft is sot to take, many children Lke it |ntains no opium or other harm- ibatance and may he given as lantly to a baby as to an adult, lie by Cherokee Drug Co., GafT- Alliaon, Cownens. ive never yet invited a wayfair- un into my bonse to feed him, ltd 'not thank me like a gen- ^o, and go off with a better feel- bla heart towards God and i Uenuloe vh. CouiitorrelU. genuine la always better than »rfeit, but the truth of this it ia never more forcibly or more thoroughly uppre- than when you compare the send warships to Beirut and her ex amide Is likely to be followed by othei powers. Several of the diplomat* here drew the serious attention of tht porte on Monday to the situation ai Beirut demanding that measures be tak en to prevent a further outbreak am Insisting oa the recalll of the vali who was In office when the outbreal occurred. No further consular dispatches havf recently been received by the vilayetf of European Turkey. It i* believer here that the rigorous repression exer deed by the Turks in tho villayet ol Monastlr will result in uniting all the Christians against the authorities. . The porte Intends to eoncentratf from 50,000 to 70,000 troops at Adrian ople. it is said that 2,000 insurgents have one of the wealthiest women in the United States. Mr. Holbrook was a capitalist of Mobile, Ala. He was associated with Cyrus Field, in the laving of the first transatlantic cable. He founded the town of Oairo, 111., and was or.e of the promoters of the Illinois Central. When he died in 1868, he was considered one of the wealthiest men in the south. Brings Suit for Damages. Raleigh, N. C., Sept. 9.—Charles E. Mangum, of Danville, Va., has brought suit in the court here for $20,000 dam age* against the Southern railway for injuries received on the platform of the union passenger station here July 4, when he was caught between a bag gage truck and a car and received in juries which his physicians certify are permanent. Trades Union Congress. Leicester, England, Sept. 9.—The proceedings of the trades union con gress were temporarily suspended to day on a moticyi calling the attention of the labor congress to the Turkish atrocities, which cause th* earg of every British subject tingle with in dignation. A resolution on the sub ject was referred to a committee. A cable message from Samuel Gompers, Taliaferro Goes Dry. Orawfordville, Ga., Sept. 9.—Talia ferro county went dry Monday by 15 votes. The election was hard fought each side putting forth every effort. Taliaferro was the only wet county on the Georgia railroad and the result makes a cleaa sweep for prohlblton from Atlanta to Augusta. [ribOeVVitt’s Witch Hazel Halve been surrounded at Kirk-Killsseh, 31 ; of j at)0r concratitlaMnir° D “* .r.Urrr.lc “on Adrianopl. and ofTleUI elr r«a.i .ill, niU ch on th u »la S m' S euDeutute* tnat are on ole* here momentarily expect newf Knitting Company Granted Charter. Raleigh, N. C., Sept. 9.—A charter has been granted by the state to tho P. "H. Haines Knitting company, of Hazel Halve. ]g Co. Hold by Chero- larket. W. 8. Ledbetter, of 0 f their surrender or annihilation, gport, La., say*: After using Noi withstanding the large number roa« oather renuedle-r without 0 f tr00 pg concentrated at Adrlanople It, one box of DeWitts Witch the regiment of Haminloh cavalry to ‘Stive eared me.” For blind, wh{(± ^ M)]Ud p^ted color* on „ lg, itching and protruding ^ pt 4 wln th , 8 evW)!ng Winston, capital stock to be $250,000. )0 remedy ie equal to DeWitt a fr(Mn A(1rlanople It 1(I tha ;-j The owner* are P. H. Haine* and his the dispatch of these troop* can only ' ^ wo 1*^° company will manu- have one meaning, namely, massacres lay want arbritation, but In which the Kurds are destined to faulty he sees nothing to gain play the earn* part as the Circassians [in a rush about It. did before the Kusso-Turklsh war. Six Uteri for Fntamonis. fy battalion* of Redlfs on a war foot- J. J. Bishop, of Agnew, Mlcb., ,nKi * re at the different mobll- “I have used Foley’a Honey , * at,on centers In Anatolia, ready tc ir In three very severe cases of ,, t ar t at a tnoraent’s notice. The only lonla with good results in every npw8 f ron r the Interior today is of the Refute eubstitutee Cherokee engagement with a strong In JO. Boxing Bout May Be Fatal. Philadelphia, Sept. 9.—Joseph Riley, aged 23 years, a local bantam weight pugilist, is In a critical condition at a hospital from a boxing mate* last night with Griffin Jones, of Ne-w York, at the Southern Athletic club. Jones is under arrest. After the bout Riley has remained unconsoiou*. Spe cial policemen have been assigned to the case with instructions to arrest all those who were concerned in the bout. The physicians have been un able to determine the exact nature of the pugilist'* injuries. I)UtreH» After.KatiuK Curt-d. Judge W. T. Holland of Greens- burg. La , who is well and favorably known, says; ‘‘Two years ago I suf fered greatly from indigestion, af ter eating, great dlstre ■ would in- variably result, lasting for an hour King Edward has appointed the king or so and my nights were restless, of 'Portugal an admiral in the British 1 concluded to try Codol Dyspeysia Cure and it cured me entirely. Now TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. navy. The postal clerks, in session at Nashville, have declared in favor of better hours and more pay. The Mississippi Valley Ootton Buy- j There are people who will be nerv- ers’ association has been organized at ! ous whenever Mr. Cleveland shows an my sleep is refreshing and digestion perfect.” Sold by Cherokee ,'[Drug Co. Memphis, Tenn. In a signed statement William J. Bryan denies that his daughter, Ruth, is engaged to Richmond Pearson Hob son. Brook® Storey, the celebrated Mie- inclination to take notice of ipublic affairs. Feet Swollen to IniiiieiiHe'SIze. ‘‘I had kidney trouBTe so bari^ that I could not work,” says J. J. Cox, of Valley View, Ky., ‘‘my feet were sissippi convict, who recently made hi® swollen to immense size and I was confined to my bed and physicians were unable to give me any relief. My doctor finally prescribed Foley’s Kidney Cure which made a well man of me.” Cherokee Drug Uo. fifth escape, has returned to tbe peal tentiary. The Colombian congress is now dis cussing a bill authorizing the nego tiation of a new canal treaty with th« United States. j n 4 jj e race 0 f ||f e ieD ’t f aa (; The federal grand Jury at Washing- [ man who comes out ahead. ton has returned’ seven indictments In postal cases, involving six dilffer- Maitland, Fla, ent persons. Leopold dtera, pre- The Hancock Liquid Hulphur.Cc., viously indicted, ha* fled to Oaneda. Baltimore, Md. United States Attorney Soper, ol Gentlemen: I have the northern district of the Indian Ter ritory, admits that he i* Interested In a company which Is dealing with th* Indians. bad eczema over thirty years, have tried many remedies prescribed by various physi cians. but to nothing has the disease y'eldcd so quickly as to Liquid Sul phur I think if usedjproperly it is Carroll D. Wright, the umpire to undoubtedly a specific for eczema, whom was referred the disputes be- I have prescribed it for others with tween operators and miners, has filed raoBt satisfactory results I consider a report sustaining the contentSon® of it the best remedy for cutaneous the operators. affections I have ever known, and re- The three sisters of Flu® X, visiting gard It as the greatest medical dis- to p-'mo. are much amazed by th* covery of the age. eights of the Eternal City. They ear | Respectfully yours, i an t understand how Beppi ; W. A. Heabd, M. D. (meaning Pine X) stands the Vatican, j For sale by tbe Cherokee Drug Co At the congress of trades untoa* in facture yarns and all kinds of knit fab rics. Carnegie to Buy Battlefield. London, Sept. 9.—It Is said that Andrew Carnegie is negotiating for the purchase of the famous battlefield of Bannockburn, near Stirling, Scot land, In order to save It from falliag Into the hands of builders. To give up of your own will what session In Hngiland, a resohitteo was would cost too much in time and adopted denouncing ChaaoberlaJn’* strength If not failure—it is success. suggested changes of flacal policy, i As a result of the Hot at Beirut, in Foley’s Kidney Cure makes the dis- which several Ohxietiaos were killer: ! pa8 ®d kidneys sound so they will ell- loons'*and mstoe wlrele^’“tel^raphy , b y marines aty be land fr0m the blood impossible. Emperor William, at 6 ^ from sttutfrou. Cherokee Drug Co. Army Maneuvers at Halle. Halle, Prussia, Sept. 9.—A wild storm of wind and rain at the army maneuvers today tore away the bai o’clock this morning in command of two Saxony army corps, attacked the opposing army corps with fenocity, stormed several of the latter’s batter ies and compelled the ’Prueeians to retire. Conditions in MacedaaAa i indescribable. Tbe Turks ing on a war of estimated that 160,000 dree and old men are in mountains. Charity begins’at home, and in a great many instances it has a very humble beginning. Avoid serious results of kidney or bladder disorder by taking Foley’s Kidney Cure. Cherokee Drug Co.