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* ? • • '*^ r *i)r«$;r^>'" *r ■$wP<f Sour Stomach No appetlto, loss of strength, nervsus oew, headache, constipation, bad brcatn general debility, sour risings and catarrh et the stomach are ail due to indigestion. Kedo cures indigestion. This new discovery repr* •ents the natural ]ulces of digestion as th*i exist In a healthy stomach, combined wttfc the greatest known tonic and reconstructlvt properties. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does no 1 mly cure indigestion ana dyspepsia, but thu amous remedy cures all stomach trouble* by cleansing, purifying, sweetening anc strengthening the mucous membranes ISnlnj the stomach. , S. S. Ball, of Ravenswood, W. Va.. aa/a - •was troubled with sour stomach for twenty ye»M \odol cured me and we are now uslns It Id mil ■or baby. ’ Kodol Digests What You Eat Settles only. $1.00 Sire holdlne 2J< times the tna aize. which sells for 50 cents. •repared by r o. DeWiTT & OO.. OHlOAOr. For Sale by Cherokee Drug Co. ©is© Eflireute Care Tor Coughs, Colds and Croup> COTTON GROWERS MEETING AT WORI SAILORS MAY EE DEPORTED. Advised to Build Warehouse. For Siorage of Staple. PRESIDENT JORDAN IN CHAIR to Print Report of Meeting. violation of the immigration laws have been made. CONDEMNED MAN ESCAPES. Dr. Woolley’s PAINLESS AND Whiskey Cure SKNTFRKK to ait users of i -. i \ opium, lulu.uli im, elixlrof opi ■ to- cainoor v ui. y.a ilarge book cl par ticulars on homo or sanatorium tn-nt- ment. Aililress. Hr. B. M. WOOL?,BY, P. O. Box 2.S7, Atlanta, Georgia. Wedding Presents. The “marrying season” is on now, and of course that means a ‘‘present time.” 1 have just received a hand some lot of Rich Cut Glass any piece of which would delight the heart of a “blushing bride.” Come and inspect my line of Wedding f''Presents. Thos. H. Westreje. Full Line of Jewelry. Repairing of all Kinds. “Koka- Nok,” In The Lead. It tastes like your Mamma’s Coffee. It is especially made for Men, Women and Children who like something good. ■ Directions — 1 Three Spaniards at Brunswick Are 7] Charged with Desertion. ‘J Prtinswick, fla., Jan. 25.—Jose Rod erick, Salvatore Ramo and Jose Bor not, three Spaniards, have been ar rested here by Immigration Inspector J. A. McGregor, who has recently been stationed here by the department. These three men are charged with deserting the bark Margurita and were arrested aboard the American schoon Excellent System of Dividing Up Work ! er ‘"‘ ,r> ( . ' \ They will be tried by a board of spe of Convention a Great Help—Corr.-j C ial inquiry and if found guilty, will mittees Hard at Work—$2,000 Raised ’ be deported. If, however, the evi- i dence is in their favor, they will be allowed to remain and enjoy the same New Orleans, Jan. 25.—The excel , standing as Immigrants. lent system of division of the work oi I The business of the immigration of the Southern Interstate Cotton conven | Ace in Brunswick is increasing consid- i lion among a large number of special ! erably and a number of arrests for the ly selected committees has made it possible to do most of the important work outside of the convention hali and to minimize the opportunities for fighting on the Itoor. The principal | committees went immediately to work Texas Man Under Death Sentence last night and two or three of them Saws the Bars of Cell. burned considerable midnight oil with Dallas. Tex., Jan. 25.—Holly Vann, the result that the convention wa. under sentence of death for the mur slow in assembling for its morning der of Sol Aronoff escaped from the session n day. The forenoon program; county jail at an early hour today. AI- embraced three set addresses with pro bert Johnson, a federal prisoner, con- vision for JO minutes’ discussion o: victed on the charge of raising money, each topic presented. and Will Chamberlain, a prisoner President Jordan presided. The' charged with a minor offense, also proceedings opened with an address ; made their escape. on a plan for practical and profitable Vann is one of a few prisoners who storing of cotton in warehouses in the [ was ever been convicted of murder South by Hon. E. K. Summerwell, ol and sentenced (,o death in Dallas New York, a prominent corporation county. He, in company with Bur- lawyer who, representing the Ameri rc ^ Oates, a negro, killed Sol Aron- can Warehousemen’s association, con- off, a Hebrew grocer at a lonely place ducted the "free storage” cases before the outskirts of the city Nov. 29 the interstate commerce commission. Vann made his escape by sawing Mr. Summerwell said in part: through the bars of his cell. ‘T advocate as the true solution of the question before us the storing of PUSHING WORK ON RAILROAD. cotton at natural points by local ware ; T“ , . . . , , Hundreds of Carloads of Steel Rails house companies, united, however. 1 , Ready To Be Laid. through a general storage warrant Jacksoil Miss Jail 2 -. ^ork on company, which shall provide for them the New Mobile> Jackson and KansaH uniform receipts and methods and ex-, Gity road lrom Xewton northward to ereise o\er them such supeivision as p on t 0 t oc j s being pushed with aston- maj justlj inspire confidence in them } sk jpg rapidity and the contractors are and make their receipts good collatei endeavoring to finish several weeks al the world over. ahead of the time specified In their “The natirnl storage points are not conlracts. the villages >r hamlets where a few Rail laying has been completed to bales are marketed, but the concen- Houston and the contractors now havo tration points where an ample supply over 100 car loads of steel rails side- TELLTALE LIPS. Hmv to .IiiiIkc n Wohiiiii I»t tb* Slliilit* of Her Month. *'l judge a man by his eyes, but a wo- man always by her lips,” said Benja min Franklin. Ami uo man ever reau people more correctly. Uuren Elizabeth once refused to en gage a waiting woman who eiu. ■ witn every possible recommendation, “be cause,” she said, “the woman is a tale bearer. Do you not see the downward dip of her lip? 1 will none of her.” “Iu choosing a wife let her be a wo man whose lips do not droop at the corners,” advises a I’ersian sage. "If a woman's lips droop her husband’s life will be a perpetual mourning time. Nor yet should they curve too much up ward, for that denotes frivolity.” Select for a wife oue whose lips are straight, not thin. When the curve or arch is lacking and Hie lip overhangs, not loosely, but well defined and firm, the owner is gen tle and ready to please. The mouth of sagacity is large and always well closed, with the line of the lips firmly defined. The witty mouth is thin lipped and so polished and smooth that light glances across it. The color is fine scar let. The possessor of such a mouth will say clever, scintillating things, sacrificing her best friend for the sake of an epigram. Coquettish lips are sharply defined, with a deep pressure under the nose and the corners inclined upward. Here lie laughter and fun and love of mu sic, flowers and animals. The smile is sympathetic, never tragic. Love of rid icule will be strong, but not in a mali cious vein. If Hie corners dimple deep ly the lips are quick at repartee.—Ex change. \y,; 'tr - A CO TO SLEEP! Notlii;i^ is en important as sound Bleep il )im want to get well and keep (Prong. Wh-n you can t Bleep from any cause, get up and take a dose of Hentz’s Curative Bitters. It quiets the nerves. A sedative without any hurmiul ingredient. Contains no opium or dangerous drug. One dose will usually give sound, sweet, healthy sleep. “Cheer ITpl”, the booklet, is fr>. 3 from druggists, or mailed by HCNTZ’8 BITTER8 CO, PHILADELPHIA. Take i bottle three times a day before meals; follow with i bottle “Eg-Nog” after meals, and i bottle “Brandy Soda” night and morning. Keep your feet dry and be good. Ask for it anywhere in town. Get your Groceries from J. L Alexander. Gaffney, S» C. tracked at that point for the rail lay ing northward. At the present rate of progress rains should be running through from Mobile, Ala., to Middle- ton, Tenn., by the 1st of April, and such will be the case unless bad warrants the erection of standard modern, sprinkler-system warehouses. Any other are worse than useless. In surance rates alone prohibit their use Until within recent years the cost of sprinkler appliances and standard con struction stood somewhat in the way, weather interferes with the work, but ^ow, with reinforced concrete, slow-burning materials and sharp com petition in sprinkler-systems, a first class warehouse for 30,000 bales can be fully equipped and operated with ample grounds in a good location with Governor Acts as Sheriff. Jackson, Miss., Jan. 25.—While Gov ernor Vardanian was returning home on a Yazoo and Mississippi Valley train he arrested Jim Hannah, a ne- not over $50,000 capital and the invest-! * r °. charged with killing two men in ment becomes a profitable one at once. Holmes county. The governor learned Built on the compartment plan, the! Hannah was on the train, and bor- warehouse is available for general row * n £ a pistol from the conductor, storage when not needed for cotton wen ^ to Hie forward coach and com- and the system on the whole is of the fhe negro to surrender. He then turned him over to the sheriff at Ya- !M:-p Mnlil-ii;. Map making has k>*pt pare with the progress of other arts, though its steps are not so l u 1 a;:.I are ImuH oi'ieiiest in the sekoe!i-(.iU!i It is re:-ily an art to make a u p mi has a!..ays been so. From t.e i n- of Hi- earliest erude affairs to tin* elaborate and ex act piet::■■ < ■ ■ lav a : real degree of skill lias always been necessary to give a perfect-d rep*--s >ntntion. Map making is now at the height of its ex cellence and popularity. The man with land to cultivate, houses to build or land to sell must have everything set down on his map for reference. No body thinks of traveling any great dis tance without consulting a map. In deed it is almost impossible to escaoe It. for the obliging ticket agent thrusts It into one’s hand with thoughtful kindness, mindful of the advertise ment within the pages as well as of the convenience of the tourist. Maps are so common now' that there are no more little boys who think the soil of one state Is green, another brown, another red, because that Is the way it Is col ored in the geography.—Worcester Spy. LOWER All Meats always are one cent lower on the pound than any other market in the city, at PEOPLE'S MARKET FO.R highest value to every fair-sized town and city of the south." On motion of Hon. J. Pope Brown, of Georgia, a finance committee was ordered created to raise $2,000 to cov er the cost of distribution of the re ports of the proceedings zoo City. The accused has been iden tified as the man wanted. Advertising is called by some an art. If it be an art it is the art of telling a story simply and convincingly. Nobody knows more about the strong qualities of an establishment than the proprietor who oversees it. Other things being equal, nobody should be able to write more convinc ingly of the articles he of fers for sale. In a store where the employer sells goods side by side with his clerks it is rare that the employer will not be the best salesman. The reason is simple. He knows the goods from A to Z. He probably has pur chased them. He knows his aims. His arguments carry weight because they are convincing. The same arguments pre sented in the same way, with the same enthusiastic spirit, the same knowledge of detail, would attract new customers if presented through the advertising col umns of this paper. If you have not tried it, why not begin? If you have tried it and are not ntu- fied, let tu know about U. Two Monster Petitions Filed. Raleigh. N. C., Jan. 25.—Two mon- President s ^ er petitions have been presented to Jordan said the merchants of New Hie legislature by the merchants of Orleans offered to give $1,000 of the North Carolina. Oi^e petition has 5,000 amount, required. The convention signatures and asks for the enactment promptly raised its pro rata. a ' aw f° r garnishment. The other President Jordan read the following! Petition has 7,000 signatures of mer- Important telegram from Director chants and asks the repeal of what is North, of the census bureau: known as the merchauts’ purchase tax, “Accept my thanks for invitation to this being a tax which is levied upon address cotton growers’ convention, the amount of purchases. It does not seem necessary that the census office should be represented NEWS TERSELY TOLD, there. Its position has been made perfectly plain in my letter to Con Each house of the Wisconsin logis- gressman Burleson. If cotton planters lature today voted separately lor Unit- do not want these ginners’ reports con- et ^ States senator. Governor LaFol tinned, and are unwilling to co-operate i ette l J cing named, heartily to maintain and perfect them, Fourteen wounded Russian officers the reports will be abandoned after have arrived at Cannes, France. They this season. were met at the station by Grand "Affirmative action by the conven- Duke Michael MlkhalovMi. tlon approving these reports would Rafael Merry del Val, lather of the greatly aid the census bureau in its present secretary of state of the Holy efforts to carry out the law.” g eC( j S de ad at his home In Rome, ac- The telegram was referred to the cording to a dispatch from that city, committee on statistics. President Jordan announced that he had wired to Mr. North asking him tq A City of Roof Gardena. The majority of the houses in Buenos Ayres have but one story, whose flat roof serves all the purposes of Yankee lawns and dooryards. While the pa tios are frequently utilized as dining and sitting rooms, it is the universal custom to promenade in the cool of tne day on the house tops, to sit there at morning and evening enjoying the re freshing breezes, extensive views and varied panorama in the street below The children find their favorite play grouud on the roof. There the nurses bring their infant charges, the seam stress her sewing and the maid her mistress’ bedraggled finery to put iu order again. The clothes are dried and aired and ironed atop, and during the “heated term” of this dew less latitude thousands bring np their beds and sleep with the starry sky for a counter pane. lii.v MitMter Stroke. “George Fergusm,” said his wife looking with crushing scorn at the gaudy rug be bad bought at a special sale. “I wonder if ever in your life you knew a good bargain when you saw it?” Tiie ease was critical. Mr. Ferguson saw that something bold ami decisive must be done, and his mind worked quickly. “Why. yes. Laura,” be said. “When 1 wanted a wife I picked out the nicest, sweetest little woman iu the whole world, and I got the best bar gain any man ever got. There, there, pet!” -Chicago Tribune. sMrmmmmvrms t m | Your Sole Saved | I For 25 Cents 1 Leslie’s Everlast ^ Applied to the sole of your Shoes is ^ guaranteed to make ^ them last live times as long as raw ^ leather will. : ^ It is a preparation that unites with the ^ leather to form a ^ tough, flexible sole. It makes leather ab- ^ solutely : | WATERPROOF fc: It reduces the Slioe- ^ makers’ bills, keeps ^ the feet dry and makes walking a pleasure, because it ^ gives elasticity to ^ the sole. : : One 25c Lottie will gE do from live to ten pairs of Shoes. : The Gaffney Drug Go. % PrescriptioifDruggists. f i | £ Opposite Hotels. 3 £ 3 Building and Plastering Lime, Coal, and Plaster Hair, Plaster Paris, Shingles, Portland Cement, Dynamite, Blasting Powder, Fuse, and Dynamite Caps, call on LIMESTONE SPRINGS LIME WORKS. CARROlL & CO., Lessees. Telephone 57. C. Eskridge B 4 U H»v« your lilxckitn Itlitiur Don*-. All Smithing, Iron and Wood Work done in first-class style and at reasonable rate* (Fortenberrys’ old stand.) CABBAGE PLANTS FROM THE BEST TESTED SEEDS. Now ready for shipment. Large strong, healthy. These plants were grown in the open air and will stand severe freeze without injury. Early Jersey. Wakefield. Large Type or Charleston Wakefield, which are the best known varieties of early cabbage. Also Henderson’s Succession, the best large, late and sure header. Au gusta Early Trucker, also a fine type of late variety. Neatly packed in light baskets, 51.50 per thousand: for 5,000 or over, fi.25 per thousand, F. O. B. express office. Special prices made on large lots. Dec-i6-4ino CIIAS. M. GIBSON, Youngs Island, S. C‘ } < ~v • -rwnvwMur O IOK w All BLOOD AND LIVER TONIC .... i.jM xaxative tonic cemfiound nixl internal antiseptic. Poei- :vs Chronic Constipation, Indigestion, Dyspepsia and ■ D L'"“ • and Stomach Diseases. Thousands of bottles sold in Ninth Carolina. Testimonials from home people upon applien • 1 • ne hotide will demonstrate that our claims are tr 1 -. .1 . >< - i 1. > • 1. i -e. The steamer Friesland arrived ai Philadelphia today from Liverpool and . , . among her passengers were 550 Rus- telegraph the convention not later than sians Mogt of them camo from tha tomorrow at noon, the ginners’ report 80uth of Russia made up to Jan. 16, information of great importance which he believed Fire broke out in the building on the convention desired. Blm street - owned ^ the Dou * la8 » A motion by Mr. Clanahan, of Louisi- Jackst > n an <l Trust company at ana, was adopted for the appointment Dallas ’ Tex ” and the loss is ^imaled of a committee to invite ex-Congress- at f 5 ’ 000 ’ The 10,8 is ful, y covered man Thomas E. Watson, of Georgia, y nsurance - to address the convention. Prince Ceschi, grand master of the After I'-stenlng to an address by Mr Kni Sbts of Malta, is dead, according J. H. Dargan, of the Georgia, Cotton to a dispatch from Rome. He was Warehouse insurance, the convention e l ec t e d li^.tenant of the grand mas- took a recess until the afternoon. ^ er ^h/ Order of the Knights of : Malta in .872, and became grand mas- Yaqui Indians Kill Three. ter in lr/9. SoapMtnne In China. The Chinese in utilizing soapstone, which is found in their country iu make of it trays for rubbing ink, flower boxes, sandalwood baskets, candlesticks, chessmen, cups, bowls and lamps, all t<oris of emblems, animals and the idols which the disciples of Confucius revere with so mueh favor. -QFT yyELL I™ ~ B W imam %—m Lmm ft *—■■■■■ -FOR SALE CY- CHEROKEE DRUG CO. large quantities, pens, slabs for vases. ineense burners, flower When a woman recommends her physician to some other woman and he falls to effect a cure, she never forgives the other woman. RUBBER STAMPS Are my long suit. I make any kind except the bad ones. I furnish a Name Stamp and an Indelible Pad for Marking Linen for 40 CENTS. I have some other good things. j. wilsoiv Typewriters, Office Supplies, Etc. 1334 MAIN STREET. COLUMBIA, S. C. El Paso, Tex., Jan. 25.—Antonio As- The official speed trial of the new tizarian, a member of a prominent crulsei , Marylandj whlch was t0 Mexican family, with two servants, has have >en held over the trlal course been murdered by Yaqui Indians in ofr TJaatchers island t0(lay( was pogt . the same vicinity where four Ameri- i account of the bliazard whlCh cans were slain last Thursday The vvas/raging there today, it has not yet family of M. Doane. a ranch*:™,. ^ ^definitely decided when the trial robbed, but they were allowei with their bves go Kills His Sweetheart. Atalla, Ala., Jan. 25.—Frank |® n killed his sweetheart here last 1 He had asked her to marry him‘ when she rejected him he shot ain l” itantly killed the girl. He is at r * den and laughs over the tragedy. Colonel V la ‘ general anX^uke Goodman, adjutant Vansant, ma\ chief of staff of K. M. division at FoV' r general of the Texas United Confederal Worth, Tex., of the heart disease thisAg Veterans, died of years. Colonel GoAmorntng, aged 62 the most prominent ^jdman was one of eterans in Texas. To Cure a Cold in One Day Taka Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. A A Seven M&Bon beset sold In post 12 months. This Signature, Cures Grip In Two Days. on every box. 25c. Foleys honeytak CURES the Most STUBBORN COUGHS For Sale by Cherokee Drug Co. For Sale by Chorokea Drug Co. For 8alo by Oherokeo Drug Co.