Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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“ 1 first used Ayer’s Sarsaparilla in the fall of 1848. Since then 1 have taken it every spring as a blood-purifying and nerve-strength ening medicine.” — S. T. Jones, Wichita, Kans. If you feel run down, are easily tired, if your nerves are weak and your blood is thin, then begin p to take the good old stand- H ard family medicine—f! Ayer's Sarsaoarilla. It’s 3 a nerve Li'ter, a blood L 5 builder. jmaLmie. ah druggets P A’-k your doctor wuat lift 01' tlii*< « f ^ramt old : i oily inrt: !'• :ih btdlow li.s m«N NEWSPAFEBS PRAISE CUROPATt* Ckillful Manner In Which He IT* set Gen. Oyama.. T\!th I 's potion In returning to Pori Anhui on uii*. it), in th o taco of Uu’ or.icr of the laip Atimiral Withoffi not t<* do so, and tl.is led to Iho deer sion to supplant him. SANGUINARY BATTLE OCCURS IS URUSUAY MANASSAS MANEUVERS. Armies Ate Now Beginning Activa V/ork in the Field. C rp. Meadquari rs. (’.aim ville, Va., 1 Sept 7.—Oeneral (Irant took up his , task of forcing General Bell and his St. Petersburg. Sept. 7.—l:4o p. m. From ti, > ia;. M advices r ceimi bj Government Forces and Rebels l Town artll >' rimroughfar* . .e,, i,.. Gap at midnight. Fighting did not Have Sharp Fight* i. uin at that hour hut the roi lig..m nt •i. " ill I,.* ti-t •.!. i 0 Roll Weevil Exhibit. Editor Ledger:—I’nder another cover, 1 aui sending you a vial con taining in for.ualdehyde th - * larva and adult of tite holl weevil. II you will announce in your paper that ri( , :n- aon College has supplied you with a collection illustrating tin* life history of the boll weevil, you wil greatly as sist Clomson College in educating the farmers of the state about an insect that e\ ery cotton planter fears. This insect is not in South Carolina, unless it has been brought into the state with Texas cotum seed, or has es- FLAN TO CUR ROUND RUSSIANS Great Praise Given Commander-m Chief foithe Manner in Which H« Oir.umv. nt c d the J..pj.ne.e Co.nrr.aa cor s Furpor-c. Ft. Petcr.-hurg. Sept. 7.—1 p. m.—A> t).e U.isoiuu lie.-pipers begin to real- ire tally the catastrophe which Gen tral Kiuopatkin avoidt 1 :it Liao Yang and the skillful manner in which he up. et Flc-K: Marshal Oyama’s plan ti surround the Lussian army, to take a more cheerful view and are beginning tj b* low upon General Kuropatkin gr at praise. It is now apparent that Ojan.a’s puri) >se by pressing the Rus- ■ i i positions in front of Liao Yang was to hold while the Japanese thrust a round the Russian real to block the Russian line of re treat. T’.ut Genera! Kuropatkin, at its Russian rear to block the Russian lint of retreat. But Kuropatkin, at its very inception, had his eyes upon his flanking movement and rt tired early with his army to the right hank of the Taiste river .changing his front to m* 4 and hold Kuroki in check while Ch nernl Zarouhaieff’s corps, at Liao the war office, the author.tits now be. lieve that the danger of FielC Marshal Oyama cutiTlig otf General Kuropatkin has practically passed. According to TWO their calculations, the whole Russian army should r nch Mukden tomorrow General Vas s utfz, MinUt ’ofWar, V«ht riglit. General Kttroki and General THOUSAND MEN KILLED Kuropatkin have been marching north ward along par; lb 1 lir.^s, botli armies being hamperec by heavy roads, the Japanese in a rough region and tha Russians along a flat cmtnlry. HEARS DECISIONS. Judge Gray, as Umpire of Anthracite Coal Commission. Philadelphia. Sept. 7.—Judge Gray, who was chairman of the anthracite coal commission today as umpii heard argument by the members of the board of conciliation on the question Led the Government Troops, Is As serted to Have Received a Severe Rout—Eattic Raged for Three Days New York, Sept. 7.—Two thousam men w. re k,ik;l and four tiiousau. wound, d in the recent battle between the Uruguayan government forces am. the rcvelutioiii.-is according to a Her t .r aid dispatch from Buenos Ayres, Ar n;: gen tine. General Yasquez, minister of war 0 f who 1 1 the government troops, is a- p X serted i > have been defeated and driv o r; en back, abandoning vrms and muni i of tion. In a previous battle the revolu ni of the right of the operators to collect tlonists wero driven back a nd General while pressing his victory was sudd nily met by stubborn resis- of positions an dthe assuming of new ones occupied the forces of lw»th ar mies until daylight. The imaginary reinforcements of the Blue army to a rive during th- night from Fa : riftx c ,urt house, reached ti- ir dostinafion and were placid in I if!' n on Gen' ral Grant's lef . fbr.-i..i 1 il v ns officially notified if th ■ arrival of those reinforcements on the principle that he would have a - rb'ine-i ;he fact through his scan: . were the ’ “infor-enx'n’.s rial. Ail nf the men In Gen rt:.l Grant's oo nr.ml who w re ruled out y:. ferday l will be pi;.'- ’ in line today as a par: of tho> r* Iv ircements. \n 1 to that ; extent th ;• are n.,t imaginary. Gen- i orai B t. Jv. ithstan-ding ti,. repuls > • of th'’ f t- - k ,,,1 his et nt r. which v.as when the day closed yes- V ; Skin ' i. ,< a ■ i - ati.l decaying bones. ^ VTjat iiarcx:! :! t, 1 ; a'>onc, is capable of all that, an-l Ml' re. i is i >'nii • .y marked by bunches In M n l-. iniriiMeiatioiis in the eyes, dys» p- i, ( fir*-|., nirtt general deiiility. it .s .iiw • •. s radically and jK-rmanently cur.si by food’s Sarsaparilla \ bich -x,H‘ls all humors, cures all erup* ti'.ns. and builds up the whole system, whether young or old. H'-'mC- I’ilh '-uro llvt r til;: tin- nun-irritating and -.i,:y calliaiCc tn lake with II ,.»ri S .r-aiiarillai LOBSTER HAT OR BUG HAT? Kuropatkin’s attention m °n e y f r <> m ^''kloyes with which to pa? Vasqutv right wing was chock weigh nan and bosses unless a caped from individuals that have ini- ^ ang, crossed, imrning the bridges be- ported it to satisfy an idle curiosity. Tliis exhibit, if you can interest your subscribers, may prevent the impor tation of the living weevil, which, contrary to law, is now being done. hind him and placing the river be> twi -n him and General Oku. Both the Russians and Japanese accounts seem ta agree in saying that unless the Thanking you for any assistance withdrawal of the main Russian army that you may give the college in this work, I am, Respectfully yours, Clias. E. Chambliss, Entomologist. Marriage isn’t a failure. Tn mar riage the wife takes the husband's name, and in a failure the husband takes the wife’s. i THE VALUE OF SULPHUR. Iro n Liao Yang begun, Kuropatkin had beaten off the Japanes eassaults in front of Liao Yang and that the Rus sian commnmK r-in-chief’s first move- nr nt against Kttroki was also meas urably successful. While not under- I mating the difficult es attend ng the task of the retirement of the army northward, and the continued threat from Oyama’s right, the Xovoe Vrem- ya eviderPly considers that it already legal assignment of the amount is made by the employe. The mim-r? claim that where a majority of the employes vote for the employment ol a chi ek weighman and docking bosses, the wages are to be deducted front the pay of all. This, the miners, claim, is in ac cordance with the decision of tha strike commission and is substantiat ed by Umpire Wright. During Mr. Warrinker’s presents tion of the operators' jmsition, Judgl Gray inti minted several times wit.Ti interrogate •:*. The judge desired to know whither the operators collect ed from the miners’ wages the pay ol any one flso connected with tha mines. Ju ’ -e Cray cited as an ex- ample the physicians and blacksmiths. Mr. Warriner c. ntended that the pay of the doctor was collected by the op erators on r.n assignment made by tha min rs and that they also collected wh ot requested by legal assignment payments for clergymen. The miners insist-- ! that their pay was collected without an assignment and whethef tance. The n-hcls reassembled their scat tered fore; s and engaged the govern ment troops. For three days the bat tie raged with terrific losses to bo;! sides. Gradually the rebels drove Vasquez back, and. according to last reports the minister of war was in full re treat. Reports from Paraguay state that the revolutionists there are hold ing their own. TRADES UNION CONGRESS. Efficiency in Healing Well Attained by bas practically been successfully oc- miners had made use of the black Hancock's Liquid Sulphur. con nlished Used on the face Hancock's Liquid Sulphur renders the complexion clari- 1 • s,ovr ' 11 pa -' s * fled, beautified and strong. “In England. France and Germany, After sulphur bathing, as prepared th> eri; ti-, nature of the consequence? with Hancock's Liquid Sulphur, the 0 f ,• 0 defeat of the Russian army Is skin is felt to glow with icnewed f,,;] v anprec’ated and as the views of health and animation. Acne, catarrh, diptheria, itch, herpes, pimples, prickly heat and ringworm, with many more ills, are guaranteed a cure by Hancock’s Liq uid Sulphur—Nature’s greatest germi cide. Canker and other soreness of scalp, eyelids, mouth, nose, and throat vield to its power. Leading pharmacists sell it. Request (" nr*-s< - the opinion that Oyama ha? Booklet from Hancock Liquid Sulphur red yet given up hope of flanking Kit- Co., Baltimore, Md. n natkin, for which he is strengthening [<-”oki and diminishing the pressure '.■gainst the Tin -ian rear. The Novoo Vremya, viewing the sit uation. declares emphatically that Chamberlain's neither mediation nor peace are now even thought of. th -ir military r-ritic.; are by no means •i. I'avora' 1;-. there exist no reasons v iy we .-•’!• u! 1 give way to despair ove- ■ i’ r ‘ at which never took place.” T’ * Invalid Russ, the army organ, ah- i continues to maintain that Oyama met with a stratesreal defeat, but it smith or not Mr. Nieholls cited the case of thd Su^qnehannah Coal company, near Hazelton, and said miners were docked for the pay of the blacksmith when they did not use his services. Mr. Nieholls sp-'i! the company made the, deduction on the amount in the cor! n.in d by tV min r. At the oenclr ion of >!r. Warriner’s presentation Mr. Niche ils was recog nized on behalf of the miners. n : g’. t from Buckland. on the extrem 0 - ■.i , h of t!i r 7.<tr\ through Thorough- f'ir >. whieii is about a mib- and a i'ail a. t of the gr.p. to Antiochoon, the ne north. The defense was i • ta’di hod by dc.vl’ght, and it is on this line ;!„t G n r-ti Grant is advancing Parry’s br.ggdo of t’..*' Brown army, h hl- the lire from Buckland to Thor- ou^hfanc. where it joins Degnr’s hr!- g’-d-.- .w! h-'i ert -nds to Little Bull Run on the no-t : '. Smith’s brigade com- pint -s it to Anrtoch. Lee’s brigade 1? in re- we near TTioroughfare. Gen- + eral Grant has not y -t fully develop- Riesolution Adopted by Almost Unani- - i th-' attack, but t’.ie indications from mous Vote. the firing are that his main attack is Leeds, Eng., Sept. 7.—The trades to be d liven-d by Genera! Wir.t. form- union cor.g r ess at its meiting adopt ! ing his right. The brigades of Bibs ed by almost unanimous vote the fol I and Fn.-t, which were not seriously lowing resolution: | engaged yesterday, doubtless will be “That in the opinion of this con- thrown into action today, gross, ami departure* from the princi- plo,s of free trade would he detrimental to the intere.-ts of the working classes on whom the burdens of protection would press most heavily and injuri ous to the prosperity of the nation as a whole, that protective duties, by in creasing the cost of the people’s nee essaries are unjust and economically | unsound, subsidizing capital at the ex pense of Irbor. and that a system ol preference creating cause for dispute with other countries would be a hin drance 1 , lut- rnatlonal progress and peace.” Liit'-nt CrfatloiiN at MlHlnor'a Con vention Hun Clone Race For Fnvor. It is now the “lobster hat.” Tb.* nat'orn l t-.dllimu-y convention at Chicago recently went into raptures OM-r a love of a thing with a largo red silk lobster spr iwiing ail over the top of it. s.ivs a ( hie- i i spateh. It is to l - worn in the evening only, pre- si’.n. bty to i;inner parties. The "Prg h; t” is also destined to find favor with those who take to decided no cities. < n the gt-ner nis crown of this coufee*; -n are bngs, great and •Li ’ ?ei; to a shorter defensive Kinall, with i; es of prec: >us stones and Tit s he e.'da’ills.in-1 during th 1 legs ami w,:i:s dazzling lutes. < ae of tl;e decided changes will bo the i.,ij i-#ut.-d’ the flowing veil. N i w . k w i; i • et ! to be eousid- •Inck. de moi! it advisi- ei-e ti s! "ie v ill we r anything but a clost-iv tilting vc il. tlbiltf Iiik. “I didn’t know the Russians could be to polite." "How’s that?" ••Why. (be Jipanese wanted to sink tome shins at the entrance to I’ort Ar thur inrl»or, and tin- Russians sunk 'em bei’oi'i* the J; -is could sink 'em.”— RU-velaud 1‘laii: 1 e.-iler. SAS30UN NOW TRANQUIL. ftrntcgic Pciz.ts / r« C-?rrifcred I■ a■..r/ uctaciin.cnts. Washington. Sept. 7.—The Ameri- by In Praise of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. “Allow me to give you a few words in praise of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,” says Mr. John Hamlett, of Eagle Pass, Texas. “1 suffered one week with bowel trouble and took all kinds of medicine without getting any relief, when my friend, Mr. C. Johnson, a merchant here, advised me to take this remedy. After taking one dose I felt greatly relieved and when I had taken the third dose was entirely cured. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for putting this great re* can cansul at Harpnt has reported to me( j v iu t i 10 hands of mankind.” For tfif 1 - :aie department that he was vis- sale by Cherokee Drug Co., Gaffney it* 1 by the f Rile pid TI'- says f’• >> gov-, rr.oi ^ t T?0 g ntral cf that j Tv. D. Allison, Cowpens. in the province paid him a visit on his ar- . ia.ui m\er .h.ills . same heart with malice, rival and offered him an escort to vis- It ib £ * Sassrttn mountains if he desire 1. Emergency Medioir.es. 'X , |p p ctofoc r t* •*** ; ot r- * t • • At ”T - . It. is a u ■ ■ • . i mce to have u’i is tr-.p i-• ’ - l a.- i - at. hand red ’«s for use in . • . . . . hr ■ : of :' ■;•{ Rvdit iu- EARS CUT FROM HIS HEAD. A man does not have to have a frozen heart in order to have a firm will. Has Sold a Pile of Cough Remedy. I have sold Chamberlain’s Cough N > further Remedy for more than twenty years fv>re<l by the Rus dons during the ten and it lias given entire satisfaction. 1 bavP be p n r( .. p pj ved ffnw I have sold a pile of it and can re- 1 ... ’ . , commend it highly.-Joseph McElhi- the ro11 <>f ca31,aU,es u,tlmntel > ney. Linton. Iowa. You will find this ''iM be estimated by the official report remedy a good friend when troubled with a cough or cold. It always af fords quick relief and is pleasant to take. For sale by Cherokee Drug Co., Gaffney; L. D. Allison, Cowpens. - No man is so rich that he can af ford to lose a friend. Negro Murderer Was Otherwise Treat ed to Unique Torture. Ihun< <;n, Fla., Sept. 7.—With both cars cm from his head, with slashes down b.is b ir-k. his arm almost severed with bm-b-hot. his body mutilated, th'n hung to a tn-e and riddled wi ll 1CV. TAYLOR TO WED. Author of “Fiddle and Bow” to Again Marry. Nashville. Tenn.. Si-pt. 7.—Ex-Gover nor Robert L. Taylor .of Tennessee, and Mbs M; mi" St. Jobn, a beautiful young lad- of Chilhowie, Va., will bit married this evening at 5 o'clock at ■ ’rtr.iry d -:ac:r;i-1. barracl-.s erected. i ■ . r , P . jit les and ailn -a . • •;*? ',|nin\ent -Ti,. ... ... . ‘ . ami one that is last becoming a favor- . ThP 8ur ' ,vors of ite if not a household necessity is ' bio massacre are in a destitut ecnndi- : chamberlain’s Pain Balm-. By apply- turn, init are attempting to rebuild ing it promptly to a cut. bruise or their burned villages with a little gov- burn it allays the pain and causes the eminent aid. The consular cm * injury to heal in about one-third the at Rblis estimates the number of mas fimo required, and a? it is I f an antiseptic it prevents any danger sac d am dead from exurisure an 1 i > . • • ,, • ,, , ,,, . nf blood poiaoning. When Pom Halm < lUn ~ rrr ' - as TJie American is kept at hand a sprain may be treat- colony -t Bitlis appears to l>e in no ed before inflammation acts in, which tails of the losses suf. bulb ; —tb:? was the fate of Wash f r(jru b j s «(.(.,)•; Bn- 'ley, the negro who murdered Mrs. N. R. Barrow Fr day. IBs capture was made by Shed and Walter Howard, two negroes, at the home of another npgm, Jim London, the home of fl iiride Miss S' le’m is distnntlv related Pr f)! -’PrctIve danger. In the Moush dis-; !nsurPS a 'l uick recovery. For sale , n -r i -n * trlct insurgents have adonted a truer - by Cherokee Dtug Co., Gaffney; L. to ex-Gov mnor Taylor. Mr. Taylor wising* ms nave auopteq a guer-> - .... divorced ri,Ia form of warfare, ambuscading the D ’ A,ll * on > ( ° v,,ens - was only a few months ago nr wife. Sour Stomach, When the quantity of food taken is too large or the quality too rich, sour stomach is likely to follow, and especially so if the digestion has been weakened by constipation. Eat slow ly and not too freely of easily digest ed food. Masticate the food thorough ly. Let five hours elapse between meals, and when you feel a fullness and weighi in the region of the stem- cmr.-i sinr the r Feat began. r,f th - number of officers killed or wMinded In two- n Aug. 2fi and Aug. fit, a ing!" divi ion. This division, that >f c mw-ai Knu lravitch. which is tin- r G "i.-ral Zan.u ih’eff and pert of th.! "-i i-n riaht. hi-ow Liao Yang. In t 1.” ffi'-' billed, 35 wounded and iwio missing. No Hifficulty is being exneri; need at th • Hun riv r. a few miles south of Mu’den, v kero hrid-g - had been prt vi d for cross’ng the stream. Thera Ti.'* lu-i-n constant fighting at th ' Rus.'ian rear and along the eastern whig, l/tir v far as known by the war (dht-e nothing of importance has or To Graduate Housekeepers. Chicago. Feat. 7.—Perfec liousekcep. n . n<1 . orf>nom ' c f ue ticns invoivln ers will be i—aduated from the Chica - op.-, an no- r.r Kur s. fiiey dr- Many a man would be rich if ho di,d no.nd c :n re-forms which cencarn not try so hard to appear to he. chiei'y r.-atters of local adminstration — „ , „ . . go public sckouls soon if the aims ol 2 nines north of Levvville, just at sun- i i <• i *• , . , j ul ..uu ( j ie i )oan ] n <- education are attained set Tuesdav. ... * , „ The expect;'Rons of the hoard mem- He went there for the nurnose o* i , j ^ , u - brrs .are ha ed on a course of studv trailing a shotgun for a revolver , , • i . i . , -in cooking and sewing lust completed When they overpowered him. they ^ S- ith. supervisor of the man- tl, * (1 llini ,ia '' ' 1 ual training and public arts' depart- / ,l! .' l:,?u to the ne g’’.; a f|,. r a year’s work. Cooking "' ' ' ' ' ‘and physiology will be taught togeth- ' ' : v ■•. : ^ ro a 'bifi0'!. pr b j new syst m. House sank und th'- new? of his capture spread rleruir.g until a lare" mob apneared. with the th- Integrity of ’he empire. A number of vHlag -• have been pbinderrd and burned ?nd many per- The Stomach is the Man. A weak stomach weakens the man. because it cmnot transform the food ho eats into nourishment. Health and strength cannot be restored to ” ls ° ' H'Si.reated. and anolh-! any sick man or Weak woman without •r "’a- -arg" is d.ailv cxnect". !). f - - first restoring ’Health and strength to '.re r-b.n population, which is in do.the sto.nacli. A weak stomach cannot tn‘e CTc.inerances digest enough food to t'i.-"d the tissues Abrrjt If. find have Tost ev-mhitu* ^ lambs ftTil organs of the bodv. KodOl and are starving manv being klllel’i Dysp'- and woun'led. n ult meniinned. Bradley confessed his guilt, stating that he went to the Barrow ’ s'-lence fer the purpos > of criminally ;>«: aulting their daughter. At the u Mrs. Barrow was shot e’-o will be taken up.house tatien. irc’n ' n.g the chemistry ol house elf;.-.ling, also will bo taken up. . pepsin Cure digests what yon eat, ! ral! eonlr nut'-i;" - t". (•-iq-uiv.-v. and s^rppgtbgns thy gland? .-.•ard the’r relief have be n reerdved.! And gujranos of the 'tomai li, and cures Ihillge Riort,' dysnep fa nd all stpinneh tronb’* ~. Sob- ’-•• f -rOkee Drar Co., (iaftney; ’.. I). Allison. Pirns Are Aporcved. Washingu-n Sent. 7.—Tlu- hoard ol •hrough the ' tM-rican boa-d of com- nri's.-li.uers for foreign missions at Bit- Il but much nv.re 4* urgently nc"-d f'd the cemiiU ys hehytt similar tc :'n - i f '• hmia’s last war. ■ eri Lo J v|ioas. ft i' i-tU’J to ’• ach after eating, take Caamherlaln’s Stomach and Liver Tablets and th** sour stomach may be avoided. For sale by Cherokee Drug Co., Gaffney; L. D. Allison, Cowpens. Only those who face then their i’orgm-ness. sins find Our country friends should never foil .To buy or order through the mail “Teethina.” for it surely tills The bill, for teething cliild-en’s ills. “Teethina” Aids Digestion, Uegtt- of Mukden, lates the bowels of children of any age and makes teething easy, and costs only 2.7 cents at Druggists. eon.stre;-*’ -n h?s finally approved the plans and neclficatlons for the ar. mored crui North Carolina ami Monlnra, --id ’he battleship X‘ w Hanip hire, which were authorized hy , th-- ’ - t co ti - s and as Boon aa th v rm e. Contingent preparations proli. Man Served as Cushion for Another In havo ] n . ( „ rovf ..d S(>pretary Mor . High Fall. j b( ,y w t]] j )fi published. New York. Sept. 7.—Andrew The general staff, naturally Is ret!- c<- n t aheut Kur. patkin’s plans, espe- chdiv whether he intends to stop at Mul.d n. His decision prohah’y will r! ti -ml upon the intention of the Jap- •he b'- 1 1 a ' ?hv at her breast, and its ei'Cap: is a miracle. A STRANGE ACCIDENT. OLD F7DDLAB MURDERED. Crains Wero n*->tfn Out with an Ax Ala ha."a Tragedy. Hnnrsv: Al t . S* i)t. 7.- An n; ’ V.-hlorf from If’!" —•>< ontitTiy cure-1 by tho use of One ih'ly will be made to evacuate Muk den, and there is considerable evi dence that Kuropatkin, if compelled to -m north, will make a stand a: Timing, wii-v ■ the Russians winter* 1 la i y ar. Ti ing is 40 mil s north At this point there Is a narrow defile with tin one side and mountains running a!- mo t down f-i t!’.“ railroad on the other. Steps are lioirg tak* n to guard again, t a possllib- att* npt to out t!i(‘ Un» there. The n-js.rt, that (Tie sailing of the Baltle Rquadron had been |)os’- The ar- r r?a y' mored crufeers. favoring In their in- '' ° ( ; ■ K- ^ i^ dying in terior arramromerts. follow elo^-elv the Fordbam hospital from injuries receiv. linPS of Tennessee class and the ol :n falling S’> fi t from a railroad pi- ib r v t : • pu n the TH: r riv -r. last night. e lymujar '■ji.’a pikd to keep out of tn*- trough. Frc i 14& to 52 Pouiuts. One. of tbo mojft i-e ftarkable c.ses,. of a <• dd, deep sqated i n th“ lu- g-b ■ . eatisinT p!leuTM'on|'>, is (hat of Mrs. old rjr.rT.-mi - T\ Femrer. Marion. It'd., who ’ * x’y. was ■ tird^rfd and t-oLtu-p m. Minute CiiU'fh C.vito. Pite sa “The bridge ov r Cotton eie -k. where hn was at work. Ban each landed on his Liao river on back and formed a cushion for th*> body of John Costello, a fellow work man. who fell on the same sjK)t. Co-l Jlo w--..s absolutely unhurt. Ban- u a eh. Costi'.Io end another workman had shoulder. 1 a te -1 boam and start. New Hampshire the Louisiana class. n si.-tm for l.lhau on Sunday. Exactly wh Sour StomacH No appetite, loss ot strength, ne.v*u* ne»», headache, constlnation, bad br««th genera! debility, sour risings and catarrh ot the stomach are all due to indigestion. Kodoi cures indigestion. This new discovery repre It will mi! thence is not known. •ents the natural Juices of digestion m they Although the report that Rear A-' eilst In a healthy stomach combined wl.b Oukton bv. in command of ih the greatest known tonic and reconstmcttv* ,, , properties. Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure doea not Jn ‘ “ rn^, Ar thnr. Is to hr 'nly cure Indigestion and dyspepsia, but tho e''Ttmartialed is untrue, the admiral- becoming urc -iscioiis Immcdl8.tely. .amous remedy cures all stomach trouble* tv ha; decided to -ccall him, in prohr. ^ c l?? n *! n 2'.. purifying, sweetening anC bly placing Caj)tnin Wlren, of the ar mored cruiser I'.ayan. in command. It has been n alize-i all along that Ouk- V/rr Veteran Dead. Bnlt’tnrrm Md.. S< pt. 7.—Major I fen-, a T rijggii b rr Retrn. of N’"w York, a veteran *4 th" United Pintos army In the civil and Snani 1 h-American wars, a noted Indian fi-L-t r with General Crook, a brother i-f '’’ebbirhon Beton. of Itome and a g -i-. n f ^»,>tt K . r Elizabeth Ann BniV" S'- ‘ in. founder of the s; N . Be highway near Three For,,s'. ami s'-Moing sg w* ikened mo th1t I ran dti'.n In v.einht front «-»t i , '7 ’ , , MIS to 02 pounds. I t*l»»d :i number . 111 of ro.T.ocli t to no uvrd tmttl T u-ed d’K- and l.-.t tats c.ty la-t night b;i One Minute Cau/rji Cure. K>.-.ir of this wonderful rymedy curml ino v s found at midnight, ! ' btirety 0 * cougli, strongtTtene-l hav’ng hr beaten «.n l” n? ' s utt-1 rest'irml trte to iv./ rtor- * ■ . Hi- boih .L brains ! wir]; an n\ TI, rn , f >’wl 'V«ight, hoiRh aoA stvHtgrh.” bj ,. .' , f . v s«W Mr,nun*-'- J.™ K I'-... il -aw: . , ,.ai WaWorf br„l ^ 1) Mlisou, (k.,vp,-ns. the robber. —— The man win* tries to cash flauery always find it a fiorgvrr. C' is dead lieve aged fid years. ed for tho niiddh of the structure. Bau- p uL-d until November, is officially de- narii slfpp. 1 and the heavy burden n : *f ls , n,SO the ,v,, : :r ' that sovrr ’ for him to regain tera of Charfiv in the United Stages al <;i the ship- cotnooeing it develop- his balance. He tottered back ser- rd defects. The squadron will s i:l ! era! ft- t and fell. Costello’s end ol the beam lx re him down, and he, too. fell. The third man was pinned to the structure and saved from falling Raunach turned over several times and landcs! 87 f et below on his back, Trial of Cruiser Chattanooga. N'-w York. Sept. 7,—A trial of the-t _ , . shf-ntTietl enti-er C’nattanooga has - S ^. 0 . :en . . , . . . . ' I had 1 idney trim Ides, :*> bed that e-g’ni .u the New >orlc na.vy rani. [ rottld not work.” says J. .1. Cox, of immense C, 1-/ • Children Strike. Chic;,:. v et. 7.~rA strike of p ward of "ft) • -hooU wa. iie> cland at th T- ngfellow school today became U-e nr'npfp^l find been trans. i ferred sir-- the Horn of the Tart form. Ci .->tid!o fi ll un the prostrate man The ehi* ! n ,sA\ t.Voy will not go to 1 f ’:iplain Siiarp,?. who has been detuifej V/^w, K>'.. “my feet wore swollen to to take command, and some of ih<* immenso, sizw and I wa» copfiuvd to otlur officer-, were on board' prepar- be * 1 a ,wJ Rhy-’k'lans \\i;n.’ unaUio Ing to put the ve.-s'oi' into omniaMor ' trt ' ni ° ariv ro i St ‘ f - Mv ' W?*- fi ' , . , . ’ < ’ nallv prescribed i ojev’s KidnCvCtiro , Ja,y in t.,e mon-h. The Chattanoo-,.^’j, imt . P a-well mhn W me.” gn is a MHtr sTiip to the- Denver. CTtferokqe Dr-ttg (kx which v.as put intr) commission in -—* : May. ' , 1 Men Who expect to 'dip' \ik*’ dog-i are likely to lire '!i! e hogs.' 1.1 ' L*—- '1 •trengthenlng the mucous membranes llntri t %e stomach. ^ Mr S. S. Ball, of Ravcnawood W Va.. aiT*-— I waj troubled with aour stomach for twenty yeata Kodoi cured me ar.d we are new uatr.a it In mil '•r baby.” Kodoi Digests What You Eat. •ottiaa only. $1.00 Sue hoiau * 2'4 ttmaa tha tru alio, which sells tor SO cents. »repar*j by r O. DeWITT M, OO., OHIOAOO For Sale by Cherokee Drug Co. t- n ky I’M’^ ■ 1 the r onislte? (,f ; t '•'»ni ninnii'-r cf -i licet it'- '* r c T'e’iLl"-- - -r owing tc - • Imtto^ 'BiiMt.v » f »•». ? ' r - ‘’’•rer t > Port \rtl- ir, h* r row el' » • ! - ; ) command. shlt-ways. 'Ih shock s-tunned him momgntariiy, lint he qu’ekly recovered nt’.il lielped to n nov, ’launach to the school nr: hack. .ili'ait) t i'(, y Jpi.lisfil t hospital. FL it Postponed. Butte, M .... pt. T he Attell- Goodman 1 mit 'a- been postponed un til S ptemb r 27 {|r f*fhyn *•' '•'“MV 1 . .. / t f'" , r., • - M ., • Fqrrrtit Fire F’-qlog. ji,,c, .p - \ forev) .’»*< .(r; ff.*rr » /ti* 1 4 , Used Foi Pneumonir. Dr. C. .1. Bishop, of AyntMich., th! in U the ; • n: •< jti ns ’ j httrnin: Wl.’lO; Of ^|fd Well Known Trainer Dies. Chlengu. .Sent. 7.—John Fhieldr. a n- R known trainer of raoc horRC'-. d’-'V says’.’ “T hafe ttsc l Foh-\' ifoney nt. a he’el here, today of hehrt ’ and Tar in three- v-cy r-<v- c\sc=t titinn. Sh ■!(!•; was 5f) years old. Hvp ' nt pneumouia vrlth g..od res its in ‘i* Dakii-ijd. G''!'..'wl r ( he had a rtt.qk ‘fihfi'-'nf i'll t 1 ]. 1 I miles t- t irGn^n w! Refute - ■■ i LSa i: ''- • c-i- h a Call!urn;a •;cd iitaui'amondt a.id dT’ : i 1 i a ti i .r 1 , t 1 -n t, %odo! ilyspepsia Cnro nfr*»y*<—+ . iftli i'H iii titn iij»"n"to laia* __ ' I