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[ ' & Hair Splits “I have used Ayer’s Hair Vigor for thirty years, it is elegant for a hair dressing and for keeping the hair from splitting at the ends.”— J. A. Gruenenfelder,Grai tfork, HI. Hair-splitting splits friendships. If the hair splitting is done on your own head, it loses friends for you, for every hair of your head is a friend. Ayer’s Hair Vigor in advance will prevent the splitting. If the splitting has begun, it will stop it. $1.00 a bottle. All druggi*ts> If your (Iniegist cannot supply you, semi us one dollar and we will express yon a bottle. He sureand give the name of your nearest express otla e. Address, J. C. A VKIlCO., I.owell, Mass. CORONER'S JURY HRS BRCUSHT IK VERDICT Murder of the Hodges Family at Statesboro, Ga. DEMOCRATS CONVENE IN WEST VIRGINIA CATO AND REID ARE GUILTY. STRIKE ON PACKERS. Efforts 7/,ads to Induce '..arkers to Return. Chicago. August 3.—Notwoh arnlli g the claim of the packing house mau- agers that they have no difficulty In securing workmen, they are ^ani to ir* Heeling of State Convention at making very strong efforts .o indue? their former employes to return to work. Th latest movement in that line is the distribution of cards among the wives of the strikers urging them Parkersburg. “WHITE SUPREMACY PLANK. GEORGIA LEGISLATURE. appropriation to Board of Health li Turneo Down. Atlanta, Aigust d.— Llefore conclud ing , work on the general appropri ations bill yesterday, the house voted . vn an amendment by Mr. Slaton, ol Fulum, which proposed i«* ^«ve the state .mard of health $10.od') to be used in the work of suppressing small- p./X and other contagious and infec- Evidence Brought Out Points to Afore- ^ induce their husbands to return to Agitation Between the Radicals and tiou# diseases in the state. A hard! »h"^r young or old. Disfigured Skin ./as. 1 n.uscit-s at.J decaying bones. What havoc! o ie. alone, i . capable of all that, and more. 't • 'orr-ro- r ir.,-irked by bunches in the neck, inflammations in the eyes, dys pepsia, c:rt rr r h. nt’d generHl debility. it is aiv.-ys .aiaaliy and permanently cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla Wnkh exjtels all liumors, cares all eruf)- tious. and builds up the whole system. mentioned as the Perpetrators of the packing plants and offering in- One of the Most Heinous Crimes in Georgia's History. Statesboro, Ga., August 3.—The cor oner's jury has brought In their ver- the Conservatives Continues on the Above Question—Senator Davis Is Leading Spirit of Convention. creased pay. The firm of Schwartz- child and Sultzburger company, noti fied the county officials that it could not make the usual weekly delivery ot meat according to contract, and the diet charging Will Cato and Paul Keid superintendent of public service place 1 with the murder of Henry It Hodges an order for $4,000 worth of and his family on iast Thursday night, with an independent firm. , it , Many witnesses were sworn during Determined to give all the aid possl. betn anticipated, especially ior minor the Investigation, but no new facts ble to the strikers, the ice handlers places on the state ticket, were brought out and the evidence! and ice wagon driv. rs have refused to Parkersuurg, W. Va., August 3.—The convening of the Democratic state mee t convention here today was not under such harmonious conditions as had The delegates were still disposed to figiit was made in behalf of the appro, priatiens, and admendments ior small er sums were offered, but the tenti ment of the house w as against it, and the money was refused. When the school fund section was reached in the house Mr Pflib It*od*» J-ilN cura 11 rer nii: tin* non-irritating and ■jiiiy cathartic to ;j11cc- wi'h IIJo*l'a S;tr-ajiarillal Congested Courts. [Carolina Spartan ] The Chester bar has petitioned the governor for a special term of the Hall, ol Court of Common Pleas, because railed for the ayes and nays no cases have been tried for nearly on the $1 dOO.ObO app; ipriation Th' 1 two years, owing to the sickness of result was the same as the day be Judges or thier families. They now . . * have 3o jury cases on the civil docket tore the increased appropriation get, that dPmam , S p e edy trial. There is t. n .g -om thing near to a constitution- a demand for more circuits and more el majority. The announcement ol judges in order U) clear the dockets submitted all pointed to Cato and Reid supply refrigerator cars of the strike subordinate everything in the inter- the result was greeted with applause, ; and keep them clear. If one will ob- as the guilty parties. Many believe affected plants. Without ;ee packers est of Henry G. Davis, carrying hvs The ant i.holl weevil bill and the serve the courts for a few terms he Saving Grace of a ‘'Lynching.’’ [Manning Farmer.] that there are other negroes wh>'kuew are unable to ship meat except for own state tor the national ticket, but something about the crime and its ! short hauls and cannot export any. there were differences of opinion as to commission, but there is no evidence Nonunion men ar' being pressed in- “what was best for Davis’ ’and as to to service, but their efforts are not how things should be done alter it to bind any one. The courthouse was overflowing sufficient. Armour & Co. have begun In the official investigation last with spectators when the court was using fruit cars for shipping meat, week of the recent Etauwville outrage. I ca |] e d to order and interest in the I but this is, admittedly, a costly ex- Solicitor Hildebrand was convinced pase j jai . j nm . a sed as the days have periment. that the ide itity of the perpetrators gone by an(1 business and farms have | The yards were floo'ded with live was practically established and that = • , , ,, . , .. „ the so-called mob numbered not more; been neglected and gll stand appalled stock today. The supply so lar ex- than six. In all probability a further probing into the facts antecedent to the murder of Kit Bookhard will de velop a pre-existing state of animos ity; that the desire for vengeance had been nursed untill an opportunity of fered to strike under the pretense of at the fearful crime. Gray-haired men have expressed themselves in favor of lynching and i ceeded the demand that prices >n some cases dropped as much as $1. Com plaint was rife by representatives o; as been a heavy strain on the cooler country shippers. Before the day’s heads and the officers of the law. The shipments arrived tin re were 29.u old soldiers’ reunion which was to hogs in the pens and between 2.000 “lynching." Let the officers go to the have been held here next Thursday and 3.000 catt’e. The <-h»ep alone bottom of the outrage, employing ex- bas j,*-,,!) called off. as it was feared had b'-en all ^ . V ,• - 11 v ■ stoc pert detectives it necessary, that the p res cnce of thousands of men receipts were perpetrators may be made to answer , , , ...... , , , .. lor their crime, an,1 at the -ame time hav " intensified the *eel:ng ai- ; than vesteru serve as a warning to others who ready existing against the negroes. nounoed today would land. wantonly defy the law of the A HOME REMEDY, Even Eczema Readily Yields to Han cock's Liquid Sulphur. "■ i mor • ■ : - "s an- n a’temiit 1 i labor. ', e r v men t'*i * * would uiui. This m groes. who are in jail in Savannah, new s was declared by the strikers tr murdered the Hodges family near be a bid to the men the hope of break ■ to import no Savannah, Ga., August 3.—The wife 1 They said t!u 1 of Paul Reid at Statesboro, has con- they needed ? i fessed that Will Cato and Paul Reid, take only a f • i a. Ailments in childhood and eczema Statesboro and then burned the house, ing the union ranks. was decided what was wanted. When importuned yesterday former SP-nator Davis was reluctant about expressing preferences for candidates. His clos. est friends were insisting that Judge Holt, of Huntington, would head the tick< t. Meantime the friends of other candidates, notably those of W. R Thompson, also of Huntington, were very active and a strong sentiment was created that, “the best thing for Davis was harmony,” and that would be assured by concessions from the Davis men. At the same time it was desired to have the governor from a differ, nt part of the state than that in bo p v {) f s ; x bjps for the state’s work which Davis resides. One of the first conferences at Da vis’ rooms was hown when a delega tion headed by former Governor Mac Corkie, cailed with W. R. Thompson Aft-r this conference, it was an.iounc ed that .In .go Holt would not stand for governor, and that in the interest ot The ami-boll weevil bill and the, , , , ... wi 1 come to the conclusion that if constitutional amendment giving conn- the nurnber of circults wa8 doub led ty cjfiicer.s terms of four years instead there would still be congested dock- of two, '.vere fixed as special orders; ets. A few- terms ago in the Spar- for today. tanburg court the whole week was \t the afternoon session the house taken up witn three cases involving passed an appropriation of $ 1.<K)0 tc . .. . „.i,. ' * * * of the courts a case recently took complete the dormitory ot the negre „„ aboHt thr( , e davg and th e result industrial college at Savannah, but a wa s a mistrial. In the Court of Com- c,inside-ration of the bill to give 12" i mon Please a case at the recent'term rc.-olution providing for immediat 3 took up three days and a mistrial to the state normal school was voted .‘>'“l«red on account of some of I the jurors being sick. That was a (3msn very important case involving nice .d T. L&Hctte will be state printer points and rather complicated of Georgia for a period of two years testimony. But generally the lawyers beginning the first Tuesday m Au- spend too much time in quibbling over unimportant points. They will , . 1 U . . take up six hours in arguing before ibis award was made by Lie state j the jui l y whPn co minutes would be pr'nting commission yesterday after enough. . noon aft,-r a coh-ideration by that j - FROM GEORGIA. Tnm Is the first time a change has , , . .. . . . . C. C. Bowen, Attorney-at-Law, Dalton, been mad,- in the state printing con 1 it in the aged alike are cured by this favorite household aid. In eczema the affected parts—often the sc-alp or ankles—should be bathed in water only when diluted with Han cock's Liquid Sulphur—Nature’s great est germicide. ™ Acii<'. itch, herpes, ringworm, pim ples-. prickly heat, diptlx-ria catarrh and canker are guaranteed a cure by Hancock's Liquid Sulphur, also sore conditions of the eyelids, scalp, nose, mouth and throat. Sold at leading pharmacists. Valu able descriptive booklet on the use and results of this standard article. Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co., Balti more. Md. Tie ir motive was robbery. They killed H<"ig- - with an iron brace at t^r he had caught them digging up a put of money in the yard. They then killed Mrs. Hodg'-s and killed little Kfttie by striking her on the head with a lamp. The babies were killed before the house was fired. Packers announced today that sinco harmony he would present the name th*- beginning of the strike tlm falling off in the buying of live stock has be n 127/''»b for cattle and 1815.000 for hogs as compared with July and the early part of August las;t year. The do. crease in the handling of cattle, how ever. is explained on the h'ypoth, s: • that there is a scarcity of light weight ari;:n; -. uch as are used lor canning. MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS. FAIRBANKS NOTlFIELD. It's mighty curious how interested a man can b - in certain funny kinds of clothes if they don’t belong to his State Convention Meets at Grand Rap ids, Mich. Grand. Rapids.. Mich.,. August 3.— W'i. n th- D ■)' emtio -tao- convention wa- cal! 1 to order at noon here to- v ii. cat oiis w*-r« that J't-nis S Vice Presidential Candidate cf His Selection. Indianapolis, Ind., August informed A Physician Healed. Dr. Geo. Ewing, a practicing physi cian of Smith's Grove. Ky., for over thirty years, writes of his personal ex perience with Foley’- Kidney Cure: "For years I had be<-n greatly bother ed with kidney and bladder trouble and enlarged prostate gland. I used everything known to the profession without relief, until I commenced t<> use Foley's Kidney Cure. After tak ing three bottles 1 was entirely re lieved and cured. I prescribe it now daily in my practice and heartily rec ommend its use to all physieans for such troubles. I have prescribed it in hundreds of cases with perfect suc cess." Sold by Cherokee Drug Co. A man who has run for office is never very much afraid of what is going to happen to bin when he dies. A Summer Cold. A summer cold is not only annoying but if not relieved Pneumonia will be the probable result by Fall. One Min ute Cough Cure clears the phlegm, draws out the inflammation, heals, soothes and strengthen - the lungs and bronchial tubes. One Minute Cough Cure is an ideal remedy for the child ren. it. is pleasant to the taste and perfectly harmless. A certain cure for Croup, Cough and Cold. Sold by Cherokee Drug Co. nent amlidat, for the Republican nom inat'.en for governor of thi w(»»:M he plat, d at the m-ad of th fif.i; era;ic siate tick; t on a p'Ptform declaring primary reform a ■ 1 the di rect nominal')!! ,f candidates to br the most important is-tie in me com ing -tate campa gn and pledging thp pa!-;y to this end. In the early hours of the mornini Mr S' am- d dared he would md on y accent th - nomination by th-’ Demo ends, but would also support the Dem ocratic national ticket. This had ft' effect of removing much of the opposi Mo*’* VMc r*/*■>]’n " f j':n R’T'OnfiJ t h 0 (Id - ewe.-, who , • - ed nominating a car. " •-e whu wa- net a Democrat. I’ T. vgmrao nRt ,, ral e mmi'teeman '‘‘•'-'V! Mien's‘n was the hea-1 of th^ ic!-er. -C’nas W. Fairbanks, sinior Fnitr-d State-.: pn-sid'-nt of tin' lHited States s-nr t, r com Indiana, wr, formally not Lie I of his nomination tor vice president -tate. of the Fnited States by tije Republic.':!! he might be present at the night sets- c n ■ lit am. The rotificaf'on addn-s? filon. of his fellow-townsman, Thompson. Th‘-re was th<-n much comment among the candidates for other places on the s.fatt ticket as the forces had been so lined up that there was a Thompson -tate as well as a Hob state .am! Thompson candidates insist ed on recognition with their leader The agitation betwe, n the Radieal and the Con- natives continued today on th ' “white supremacy plank.” The ra licals were all wearing white badge.-, hearing the words: "~\Ykit n Man’s Party,” and insisted that th- platform would be “white.'’ Former Senator Davis was »ngau -d much ot the time also with piatior n makers He said he would net attend the a ternoon session of the convention, but Ga., to Fincher & Nichols. trart for many years. George W. Har - HaV( , j ust finished painting three ri.-on. , f the Franklin i’rinting and n f ni y hoTtses with L. & M. Paint. It. ru'd -long cornpHuy. having held th covers almost twice as much surface r .'f.c. for au extended period of time, as expected. Had no idea that cost T! - -true printing commission D paint would be so small. Always comuosm- of the secretary of state Act ,. al cost of A- Martinez Her gen-ral and state treamr ^ ^ m i> a i nt less than $1.20 per gal- e:. with wfopj th- attorney general i*,n. Wears ami covers like gold, me t : n ar r 'vi-- - v ce- -tcity*. Th Sold by* Smith Hardware Co., Gartney , 'aw requin • 'hat Mils , m.mission ad <t Blacksburg Drug Co.. Blacksburg. vert’se for bids ' 'me. and let t ; - a -pec-ifled P-ngth iUtract on Mn- first There are numerous alleged cures f*>;• drunk, nness. but death is about ! 1;< onlv one that cures to stay cured. the lowest I idc- r. MiLK PF.CLEM AT CCLUI/.EUS. temn -r •-a j*;' j y’ nor. of !■)•>»r f <it. wa? v rd al. ma i ef the convention Separating and becoming reconciled isn’t a patch to the nroldem of not separating and becoming reconciled. A Perfct Painless Pill is the one that will cleanse the sys tem. set the liver to action, remove the bile, clear the ce nplexion, cure headaoiie and leave a -r-’od taste in the mouth. The famot ’ pills for doing such work pleasantly and ef fectually are I)eWitt’s Little Early Risers. Bob Moore, of Lafayette, ind.. says: “All other pills I have used gripe and sicken, while DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are simply per fect.'’ Sold by Cherokee Drug Co. Sour Stomach GOVERNOR NAVES COMMANDER Alabama Trccps Selected fer Man-eu vers at Manassrs. Montgomery Ala.. Au- tst 3.—Gov- ei n,'* Gunning • -n i a.- at nounced th> 3 ap: -mtment of Genual \V. \V. Bran don to comniand tl. * provisional regi rr,;:* that is to go *o Mana --as ma n uv--r«, the I’nlted States army. S pt 5 to Id. There ate to be four companle* f->:n each infantry iPci.ncnt, iecte l m c rplete the regi.r.etit. The fieP • ifflc'-'-s ar- to be s. iccte I according to their seniority. At a meeting of the military board with Governor Cunningham. General R F Llgan, General \Y. W. Brandott and General B. L. Holt present, i was decided to give the Jasp r. Hunts vi!l* and Decaair infantry ct mpan'c-- which had been ordered must r,-d om three months’ probation. Th -e com panics strenuously objectc 1 to b< ing mustered out. CRANK CAUSED ALARM. was mad' by Elihti Root, ex-secretary of war. who was temporary chairman of the convention. The < >:' rois'-s wt re held on the wide veranda of Senator Falrbank’s beau tiful h' ;n-> at Sixtf ' nth and Meridian str<"’ - in r he pn , nc-e «.f members o| the notification committee, the gover nor and other -tate officers, of Indi ana. the Republican candidate s for the -office, the Indiana R, publican congres sional delegation. Indiana d'-b gates and alt,mates to th» national conv-n tlon. the state centra! committee and th,- E iit< riiil association. On the lawn surrounding ’hree sides of thi- re- i-nc - and extending far on ail sides h'-n -ath the gruav forest tr n c-s were several thousand friends, neighbors and political support'-rs o the senior senator. The house was elaborately decorated and on one sla- of the lawn two large tents were topped with waving banners. Th? day was one of the most beautiful the year. The exercises were held on the vrr anda. the especially invited guest? were served with luncheon ;n larg tents on the lawn, the general public 1" : z -ervd with light refivsnm,ntt in the house. Senator Fairbanks was given an ovation as be arose to accept the nomination. CHOLERA IN PERSIA. American Missionaries Take Measures For Relief. New York, August 3.—The Presby terian board of for, ign missions of th-’ Presbyterian church has received fit ter.s from the American missionaries in Per-ia r- garding the cholera epi demic which h*'is come into the coun try from the south and southwest and lias ext- iided as far north as ,he cap itai in Teheran. On July 2 there were 30 or forty deaths at T< it,-ran and recent dis patches have reported a great in cn-ase. The missionaries have open ed four centers of the cholera reliel In Teheran, ttsin--' both their hos pital and their church, and have sent throughout the country directions, printed in English and Persian, for the guidance of the people during thi opid* mic. There is already gr at pan ic and much need of relief. Healthy Mothers, Mothers should always keep in good bolily health. They owe it to their children. Yet it is no unusual sight 3ca-i of He-~ t cf t r.t City V/.H Take b) s ,.*> a mother, with babe in arms, coughing violently and exhibiting all the symptoms of a consumptive ten dency. And why should this danger ous condition exist, dangerous alike to the mother and child, when Dr. Bos- cheo’es German Syrup r »tt a stop to U at once? No >* t - ■■ • should be without thi-- old and • * ’ remedy in the house—for its timely use will promptly cure any lung, throat or bronchial trouble in herself or her children. The worst cough or cold can be speedily cured by German Syrup; so can hoarseness and congestion of the bronchial tubes. It makes expec toration easy, and gives instant relief and refreshring rest to the cough- racked consumptive. New trial bot tles, “Sc; large size, T.'c. At Cherokee Drug Co., Gaffney; L. D. Allison, Cow- pens. Action Scon. Coltimhns, Ga August 3.—Like At larva. CuiumbtH now has its m urobiem. At a riv eting of tin bear I f h a h h It ict< >rs expressed th : ■'V’V U th* t * MV' i milk ?' . it: :v '>• ii->• it rIv.uld " - stances were quoted where cows be longing to nearby dairies were rv : provided with pure drinking water Ir.r drank from the stagnant pond-. The board resolved itself into a commit!'- - of tlv- whole to th ;roug’ Iy investiga f e the matter, and will rec omnemd to council that a milk or !1 nttnc" be pa.-sed. R'-guIar inspection of tTi'- dairies will proiiably be arrang °(: for. ColumbjE’ First Bale. When a woman has on baby blue dlk stockings sue is pretty sure Columbus Ga.. Augu-t 3.—Columbu? something is going to happen. has receive fi:*.-t Itaie of new cot ton f< r the season. It was Da a*-oi TJa . by Lowry A sent fro ,i Davidson A Sweet Breath is a never failing sign of a healthy s omaeh. When the breath is bad the c.a.' -it!, 1 as good midilling, sold 1< t qomach is out of order. There is no 11 and was sought by the W renv-dy in tl'.e world equal to Kodol C. Bradley company, of th ; s cUy. La-t Dyspepsia Gure for curing indiges- yi-ar ti;e fir-t hai, was not receive. 1 Hon. dys|K-psi a and ail stomach dis- Mis. Marv S. Crick, of White until August 15. The crop in thi" section Is fully two weeks more ad vane d than the one uf 'a.M year which was untvually backward. Selected as Sponsor. New TJ. r l<-ans, August 3.—Governoi Blanchard has selected Miss Juanita Lallan, of Ne\ Orleans, as sponsor to christen the battleship Louisiana Suicide at Hawkinsville. Mont gome ry. Ala., August 3.—J. B Willis. Of Hawkinsville. Ga.. shot him e!f Tue-'lay night at the home of r^I a‘iv< s in this city. He is badly hurt bu’ may n -ov r. The wound wa iv. e by a r -voiver. the ball enterlne *h, kidneys. An operation was per formed and he has a chance to recover orders Plains. Ky.. writes; “I have been a dyspeptic for years: tried all kinds of remedii-s but continued to grow worse. B\ the use of Kodol 1 began t" i up‘'<>v<- at once, n i l after taking a few bottles am fully restored in v eight, health and s rengt.! and can eat vhateve: - 1 like.” Kodol digests \hat you eat pn-1 ma'■ -s the st much 'v.o" t. Sol*; by Cherokee D.ug f’o. All men nave brains, bur some ' aven't sense enough .o us*- them. ■ !-\ Sick Headach*. sev-r.il years inv wife was which is to be launched at Newport [» is thought the deed wa- done will r-oubJed with -..hat physician- calle<l suicidal intent, b'-en drinking, agent. Willis is said to havrr He Is an insurance CAPTURED BY POSSE. No appetite, loss of strength, nerv*g» oeaa, headache, constipation, bad breath. When Refused Morey Threatened tc general debility, sour risings, and catarrh of the atomach are all due to indigestion, Kedol cures Indigestion. This new discovery repre sent* the natural Juices of digestion as thsv ezlst tn a healthy stomach, combined wttn the greatest known tonic and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does not Mily cure Indigestion and dyspepsia, but this .amoua remedy cures all stomach troubles by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and strengthening the mucous membranes Unlng the stomach- , Mr. S. S. Ball, of Riveniwood. W. Va.. — 1 was troubled with aour atomach for twaotr rear* Kodol cur ad ma and wa ara now ualna it is mib lor babjr.’* Kodol Digests What You Cat Throw Bomb. Pittsfield. Mass.. August Woman’s Photograph Led to Man’s Ident.fication. New Y"rk, Augu.-t 3.— By nv ans vl a woman’- photograph touni upon hitn wh-n he wa-* arrested la.-l Friday the man who is >aid to hav*- t hot a Mr. V rnon detective a few days be fore and who was catpured after a chase by an armed posst and a pad: of bloodhounds, has been id ntitb-d a H -nr.v Wilkins, of Buffalo. N. Y., .i member of the Fnited Sta’tes marinv corps and said to belong to a well known family. George E. Waddy. the man whe id headache ni a very severe diar- gete--. docor 1 v ith seve.-al em- ivent physicians and at a gr'-at ex- tM-n t*. only to gnev worse until she was unable t * do any kind of work. About a y<-tr a .-o s|u* began taking ri'inibet Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and today weighs mo-e than she ever <li*l lietore and is r'*.tl well.” Lotnsiana on tlie completion of th« of the old Gainesville. Jefferson and don Y f . w y,,, ! c ,, • ,„ ro - ship. News on Aug. 27. Miss i,al!and is a representative of one of rhe most distinguished of Louisiana families. an<i has le-fn a favorite in New Or leans society. A popular subscrip tion was started hire today for a New Company Organized. Savannah. Ga., August 3.—The fund of Jlebuit with which to purdia-a Gainesville Midland Railroad company a -liver service to he presented to th? wh- organized lit re by the purchaser? Juror Willis Dies In Court. Columbia, S. C., August 3.—A son-a- tlon was caused In the court house at WaTTerboro when Captain B G Wil lis dropped dead while sitting on tl -» capfta! stool Jury. The court had been engaged for two Cays In the trial of three n Desponded, He Suicided, groes for stealing a hog. Just asth- Syracuse. N. Y. August Ifi-HamB fvnvln-rn railway George J. Laid win, piH.-ident; T M. Cunningham. Jr., s'cretary. Directors: George J V ildwin. W W. Markall, Jovnn Hull ll« rman Meyers, Allan Bond. T Cunningham Jr. ai! of Savannah Th« is $250,000. I <*e Drug Go . Gaffney; L. D. Mils-,a, < o\\ p"n When a girl I* in love it f on*- other p«-rson to make a T es but orld. has been much alarmed over the an- pearance ttf a deranged man at thi country residence of the British am bassador. Sir Mortimer Duran I. The (itranger asked for money H* made a harangue when refused ar. said he admired the assassin of Minis ter Von Pleve and that some day h would throw a bomb himself. H< idv. the man who b< gan his charge Juror Willi: ton white Swift, of this city, a rela Lenox made the id'ntifitffition. says the pho head was ;-een to fall hackwar l. at;il tj vw of Andrew D. White, former atn- t<,graph found on the prisoner wa? that of his wife, Mrs. Waddy. Sheehan To Be Chairman. Indianapolis, August 3.—Thomas Taggart, chairman of the Democratic national committee, authorized the an before medical altl could be summoned he expired. nouncement today that William I Sheehan, of New York, wlil be ehair was dissuaded from entering the ent- , nan of the national executive com bassy and after a time went away to m ittec He salt) It is not certain Bottu*only. 11.00 Su« holdin« 2H ttm*«trial reappear later at th*- residence of Mbs w hether he would he able to announce •Im. which Mila (or 50 canta, ky r o. DaWtTT A OO., OHtOAOO For Sate by Cherokee Drug Co. Kneelaitl. of New York, agaiu demanded money. i the other members of the commute today. Announces His Acceptance. Knoxville. Tenn., August 3—Dr Brown-Ayres. of Tulane university. It announced his acceptance of th* off of the presidency of th<- Univors’.ty o TennesBee. He will move iti^ la here at once and will tak<- cnarvo * ’ the instltiitlon wh*-n Dr. Charles W Dabney retires Ke-it 1 to aB*mne t* - pr -sldency of the FnlverBity of Cine ii nati. bassador to Germany, shot himseh with a rlfl*’ at Ixist Lake, m the A* irondack*. >*-sterday. DesiMiffdenc) ovi r ill health was the cause. He wa formerly engaged in newspaper work He was nearly iu years old. DeV/itt is the Name, Wh* n ynii go to buy Witch Hazel Salve look tor t!.*- name DeWItt on < . y bo> The inir’. unu .n't rat <1 Witch Ha/eJ is use:] in making |) •- Witt's WLch l!tz*-l S''lv<‘, wiiich Is the best -‘.'th ■ in the world for cuts, burns, bruises, boils, eczema and pib s Th** popularity of D -Witt's Witch Ha/.'-l Salve, due to i’s many cures. Id*.- *--iiis* *1 numerous w : thlt--s counterf**its to b<- placed on t'-e n:arl - et. Tin* genuine beam the mnt<* E. G. D«-Witt A Go., Chicago. Solti by Cherokee Drug Co, Alabama Crops Good. Montgomery, Ala., August i.- Cr n< as a whole are very promising In A' abaitta This is shown In th- •• !v report of the local weather 1 mm office presided over by Section Direr tor Frank P. Chaffee. The Lord hasn’t time to help a mau who is too lazy to help himself. Quick Relief for Aethma Sufferers Foley's Money and Tar nffonls Im mediate relief to asthma BtifferorH In the worst stages and If taken In time- will effect a cure. Sold by Cherokee Drug Co. I # -. ’t » , i,iagABkait '•liTnt'i