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Have You ^
seen Sick/
Perhaps you have had the
grippe or a hard cold. You
may be recovering from B
malaria or a slow fever; or I
< possibly some of the chil- I
dren are just getting over I
the measles or whooping I
cough. 8
Are you recovering as fast I
as you should? Has not I
your old trouble left your I
blood full of impurities? I
And Isn't this the reason I
you keep so poorly? Don't
delay recovery longer but
Tmkm ft
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It will remove all ImpuriH
ties from your blood. It la
1 . also a tonic of immenee
value. Give nature a little
I V1' at thia time. Aid her 1
I bv removing a ' the products
'I or disease fror. your blood.
1 If your btvels are not
I just right, Ayer's fills will
I make thsm so. Sand for
1 cur book on Diet in Conati- .
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'Attorney General Hillinger re
' ceived the following letter in
which was enclosed a check for
$12:
Belton, S. C., Oct. 0, 1899.
Gen. Bellinger.
Dear Sir : I see from a statement
made by Col. Wilie .I ones
that the ^ook cases made at the
penitentiary are valued at $12
each. As I have stated before in
the papers of the statp I offered
r to pay Bol. Neal for the case sent
to Mrs. Latimer and he refused
to accept pay. I now enclose to
you mv check for $12 to settle tor
same. 1 say again 1 had no other
L. ^'intention when this case was or
* dered hot to nav tor it f rifl'ar.wl
to poy lor it when I received it,
*ii(l have never thought of it as
the state's property until the investigation
ami 1 now take pleasure
in paying the 'immiiit named.
Yours very truly,
A. 0. Latimer.
BRAVE MEN FALL
Victims to stomach, liver and
kidney troubles as wnii as women
and all feel the results in loss of
appetite, prisons in the blood,
fc. backache, nervousness, headache
^ and tired, listless, run-down feeling.
But there's Ui? peed to feel
like that. Listen to .T. W. Gard^
ner, Idaville, Ind. He says : "ElecP
trie Bitters are just the thing for
m uiaai w uni lie in nil I UII UUWII,
and don't care whether he live* or
diee. It did more to give me new
ga strength and good appetite than
anything I could take. lean now
eat anything have a new lease on
..life." Only 60c. at Crawford
Bros. Drug St'*e. -Every bottle
guaranteed. ^ 3.
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k Mlt did me more good than anything
" I aver used. My dyspepsia -Was of
i months standing; after eating it was
terrible. Now I am well," writea 8. R.
Keener, Holslngtoif, Kans., of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what you
W eat. Crawford Brps. d-w-s
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FOUGHT FOR AN HOUR J;
AT THE GATES OF MANILA
Bold Insurgents Send Bullets Iii ((
American Tents.
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BATTLE EXPECTED TODAY, j I
Advancing Americans ('amp Near ,
Strongly Oarrisoned Insurgent
Town.
Manila, Oct. 9.?1.30 p in.? iN
This afternoon a t>orly of insur | v
gents was seen near Laloniajl
church, tour miles from the heart Ii(
of the eit.v oi Manila. They open ] ed
fire, the bullets falling among!1
the tents o! the Twenty-fifth c
inlantry. I '
The Americans manned theiv
trenches and replied at a range 1
of 1.200 yards. The insurgents 1
volleyed and the Americans used j ^
their artillery. The fight lasted ^
an hour, atter which the insur |a
gents retreated. One American 1
was wounded'. The scouts ol the e
Twenty filth infantry are now K
leconnoitering. 1
An expedition, composed of the 1
United States irunhnnlu (IuIIum "
and Manila, with an armored flat
boat and steam pump, has left r
Cavite for the river Pasig, or '
Betis, which empties into Manila '
bay, on the north side, with a '
view of raising the Spanish river ^
gunboat Ayat, purposely sunk in '
the river by the Spaniards, which ^
is reported to be in good con v
dition. *
The United States gunboat a
Helena, with a body of marines 1
from the Baltimore, preceded the
expedition to make soundings at
the mouth of the river. (
Evening.?General Schwan's j
column, consisting of the Thir N
teenth infantry, a battalion of the v
Fourteenth infantry, two troops j
of cavalry, Captain Keillv's bat j
tery of tho Fifth artillery and \
I/jwe's scouts continued the ad- a
vance today toward San Francisco t.
de Malabon, meeting with little
resistance and suffering no casual- e
ties. The enemy fell back '
steadily. Provisions are being
; I
conveyed to Rosario, between
VT c
Novelet a and Santa Cruz. t
10.50 p. m.?The American't
camp tonight, is within sight of t
San Francisco do Malabon, the
stronghold of the insurgents inC
the province of Cavite, where
the Filipinos are said to number;
live thousand.
IV ? .1 ...
i miring uie march irom INove- ,
leta to Rosario only a few shots (
were fired. This large coast town j
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY. \
It is certainly gratiiyfng to the
public to know of one concern in
the land who are nut afraid to be
generous to the needy and suffering.
The proprietors ot Dr. King's t
New Discovery for Consumption, 1
Coughs and Colds, have given i
away over ten million trial bottles t
of this great medicine; and have g
the satisfaction of knowing it has {
absolutely cured thousands ot 1
hopeless cases. Asthma, Bronchi- t
tis, Hoarseness and all diseases of i
the Throat, Chest and Lungs are
surely cured by it. Call on Crawford
Bros. Druggist, and get a free !
trial bottle. Regular size 50c. and
$1. Every bottle guaranteed, or ]
price refunded. 3. i
k En
SEMI-WEEKLY.
. C., WEDNESDAY, Q(
vas literally filled with white
lairs. The Americans captured
wo or three hundred men, many
>i the Filipinos changing their
Nothing lor white costumes. The
?av of Rosario was filled with
innurcds of boats, in wliicti the
m ople had spent an exciting
light.
MPoRTANT PAPERS FOUND BY AMKR- |)
ICAN8.
Washington, Oct. 9.?Mail ad
ices, which have just reached the ^
var department from the Philip
ones tell of an important capture
ibout a month ago. The small
:unhoat Callao, while cruising in
he Bay of Manila, noticed a ban 'p,
M, with a number of Chinese on th
inard, going down the coast. The U
essel was challenged, and as the tr
nen <lid not respond the gunboat Pl
mmediutely seized the banca. J*
Jpdn overhauling the boat some
.14,000 in money was found and
cc
i number of papers and doc
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intents hpannir innnvirant o-,,..
p, ...OU.^VUV " ' g*
rals' signatures, with official R|
tamps attached. These dociments
were found to he instruc- a,
ions to the men to proceed south e<
ind recruit another regiment. w
The guard of Binondo district w
nade a ruid on a house that had L
?een under suspicion as a resort di
or insurgent officers. The only
lersons found were two Chinese. ^
Jpon searching the premises, .
icwever, a box containing a num- n<
>er of papers conclusively produg
the existence of contracts ^
vith Japan for the supply of arms Qi
ind ammunition by the latter to F
he insurgents. tj
TilK AMERICAN LOSSES.
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Washington, Oct. 9.?General a
)tis has made the following re
iort to the war department of g|
esterday's fighting: uSchwan, ti
vith column 1,720 men. Thirtieth \\
nfantry, battalion Fourteenth in- g'
antry, with cavalry and artillery, lt
eft Baeoor yesterday morning 1 n
md proceeded to Noveleta. En:ou.
ed heavy opposition, old ?
'avite and beyond, but drove V*
uiemy, capturing two guns and
ntlicting damage. His casualties: P1
.'apt. Scaffold, Thirteenth infant af
y, killed : (.'apt. McGrath, Fourth ^
avalry, seriously wounded; 11 tc
nlisted men wounded. Column
uttering Kosairo this morning A
neeting slight, opposition. p,
"Navy vessels and marines at ci
vavite made demonstration on |J
S'oveleta yesterday, while Schwan t|
tdvanced at same time. ...
"Troops at Itnus attacked inmrgents
at San Nicholas, two y
niles east of the city, and drove
twin lY/.m I tin r.io/1 i
v ?t WII* iliv t \/UVi IIJIV19W11U11
here. Four men slightly woun- a'
led. Enemy left six bodies on .
ield." ,A
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY 01
The busiest and mightiest little ^
hing that ever was made is Dr.
King's New Life I'ills. Every pill
s a sugar-coated globule of health, B
hat changes weakness into
itrength, listlessness into energy,
>rain-fag into mental power, hd
rhey're wonderful in bui'ding up
he health. Only 25c. per box. ?;
sold by Crawford Bros. Drugist. 3. th
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Joseps Stockford, Hodgdon, Me., m
healed a ore running for seventeen "
pears and cured his piles of long b(
standing by using DeWitt's Witch n<
Hazel Halve. It cures all skin diseases c
Drawford Bros. d-w-s
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rrOBER 11, 1899.
RoYA
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Makes the food more deli
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AUUINALDO'S PRAYERS.
? P
ilipinoChiet Issues a Proclamation
Scorning Imperialists?
Health Record or Ten
nessee Regiment. ^
Manila, Oct. 7.?11 p. m.?The tc
snnessee regiment, the last of
ie volunteers, will sail for the w
nited States tomorrow, on the w
ansport Indiana, after a week tl
issed in the harbor. Most of the ss
?ar these troops have been sta- b<
oned in the southern islands,
heir colonel says they are in exdlent
health and have been a]
uch benefitted by the service, j
'3 men will sail. Three officers
id 91 men remain to enter into m
jsiness here. Sixteen officers e:
id 165 men have been discharg- o1
i for re enlistment. Two men "
ere killed in action, and one
as killed accidentally. Chaplain o
egand and seven men died of d
isease. ai
Aguinaldo, in a proclamation
inouncing the release of the c]
merican prisoners and author- ^
ing Filipino soldiers in the ^
irthern province to return to
ieir homes, says : "In America a'
lere is a great party that insists 8f
1 f hn ffAnornmnnf enrt/xon I??I I
V>i\> ^WTVkUUJOUU 1 I il I U?,
i 1 i pi no independence. That parr
will compel the United States
? fulfill the promises made to us ?
i all solemnity and good faith,
lough not put into writing.' f(
"Therefore, we must show our n
-atitude and maintain our posi- B
on more resolutely than ever. ^
ft) should pray to God that th t c"
eat Democratic party may win g
le next presidential election and
nperialism fail in its mad at ^
impts to subjugate us by force
' arms. There are some Ameriins
rn the Philippines who have
lined lie heennee lliuir Hijon ^
- " ' ?,r"k |
rove a war of what Mr. At kin
?11 calls criminal aggression,
f hen offered a chance to return R
i their own camp, they declined."
Throughout the proclamation P
guinaldo denounces "the imarialists,"
instead of "the Amer- a
uin," as in former documents,
e calls the world to witness that
le Filipinos have not broken
;he alliance made with the j*
merieans through Admiral 11
ewey and the United States ?
mauls at Hong Kong and Sing- ^
pore." ^
The people, on seeing the 0
merican prisoners, cried out: *
We do not want war against the il
nited States. Wo only defend j,
jr independence against the ?
nperialists. The sons of that {
ugnty nation are our friend*." e
eware of Ointments for Catarrh *
That Contain Mercury, .
mercury will surely destroy the sense of
sell and completely derange the whole sysm
when entering It through tho mucous sur
ces. Such articles should never bo used expt
on prescriptions from reputable physlans,
as the damage they will do is ten fold to ji
e good you can possibly derive from them. n
ai.i.'H Catarrh CtTRB. manufactured by F.
CHKNKY ft CO.. Toledo, Ohio, contains no fl
ercury, and is taken internally, acting di- r
ctly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of .1
ia system. In buying Hai.i.'s Catarrh Curb '
) sure you get the genuine. It is taken inter- I
ally, and made In Toledo, Ohio, by P. J. f]
HENRY ft CO. Testimonials free. ,
Mold by Druggists. 75c. per bottle.
Hall's Family Fills are tbe best ...
RISE.
NO 59
Leaking
Powder
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cious and wholesome
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NO LAN I) MEANS liUSINESS.
arl lament Called to Meet and
20,000 Reserves Ordered into
A of inn
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London, Oct. 7.?A royal proo
imation summoning parliament
> meet Oct. 17, and authorizing
>e calling out of the reserves
as signed this morning. The
ar office announces that under
le proclamation twenty six thoumd
men out of the reserves will
a summoned.
The commencement of actual
istilities between Great Britian
id the Transvaal is no nearer,
though it is admitted a new ele
lent of danger has arisen in the
casperation caused by the stories
f the treatment of refugees by
le Boers. Whether the reports
re correct or not, reports of
utrages upon women and chil
ren are having their effect and
re accepied in many quarters.
The British and Boers are so
ose together along the western
ontiers of the Transavaai that
le patrols meet nightly. The
ppearance of many sufferers is
lid to he denlnrahlf
? 1
RED HOI FROM THE GUN
Was the ball that hit G. B.
teadman of Newark, Mich., in
le Civil War. It. caused horrible
fleers that no treatment helped
)r 20 yearn* Then Bucklen's Arica
Salve cured him. Cures Cuts,
Iruises, Burns, Boils, Felons,
orns, Skin Eruptions. Best Pile
nre on earth. 25c. a box. Cure
uaranteed. Sold bv Crawford
ros. Druggist. 3
ii American Subject Was Eaten
by Savages.
Vancouver, B C., Oct. 6.? A
tory of cannibalism was brought
^ Sydney, Australia, just before
ie sailing ot the steamer Aorani
to this port, bv a French
learner. The victim of the (lis
lay of savagry was a native < f
luwaii, named Amaru, who
ct? d as orderly t-? ttie unmigraon
department at Noumia, in
le New Hebrides,
About six months ago Amaru
tarried a native woman of Aot>a,
i the New Hebrides group, and
n passing that blind later on,
ecided to visit, his wife's tribe,
iccordingly the couple were pot
tl' in a boat. A few weeks ago
'hen the steamer called for them
h whh lanrnmt that A man, f..ll
nto the hands of a savage tribe ?>t
latives, who after torturing him
ore him to pieces and then roastd
him with two sheep.
The matter has been reported
0 a British man-of war.
yr | rv |V| c v 's a deceptive
V I \J I vl Ci ? disease?thournAI
IQI I sands tiave it
1 l \ w wDLC and don't know
t. If you want quick results you can
lake no mistake by using Dr. Killer's
Swamp Koot, the great kidney
emedy. At druggists in fifty cent and
lobar sizes. Sample bottle by mail
ree, also pamphlet telling you now to
Ind out if you have kidney trouble,
kddress, Dr. Kilmer A Co., Bingham
ton. N. Y. 2
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