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Don't make such a mis- <4 '
< take again; it may cost J 1
i a life. Always keep on
hand a dollar bottle of J 1
kl It cures the croup at k 1
14 once. Then when any
7J one In the family comes k <; '
down with a hard cold >,
a1 or cough a few doses of IL1
r4 the Pectoral will cut ^<5
. short the attack at oncc. *\J
A 25 cent bottle will cure
< a miserable cold; the 50c. i
[ size is better for a cold ^
< that has been hanging on. kj
^ Cms tk? dollar site ou bud. 1
^ "About M years a, - 1 came near A| j
dying with consunu.?ion, but was ,
4 cured with Ayer's Cm y Pectoral, ,
J since whioh time I hare eptAyer's ^
i medicines In the houst ,a rucom
. mend them to sll my f? -Is." 4
4 C. D. Mathkwpok, .
^ Jsb.IS.1W9. Bristol, Vt. %
4 Wrtte tbs Doctor. If yon have any ,
JoWPlshH whatever and deiire the 4
4 beet medical advice, write the doctor l
< freely. Addrere 'jj
Dr. J. 0. Att*, Lowell, Mare. \
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la a a a a aiM a a, a a!
Malaotrlan can tlnd a 1 idgemtintin thfl e
tim while the Liver Is in perfect o- dcr. p- ]
M? A. 'Simmons Llror Modlctrio la the Ivrvt 1
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Underwear at prices that t
' Clothing ai
Jfc We are headquarters for
ings, and at prices that
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i^au ana let us snow you i
and clothing. We can sav
on every pair of shoes you
to *3 on every suit of clc
thing for men, so call for v
If You Do
and we will endeavor to v
at the same old stand, in tf
to Crawford Ilros. drugstor
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SIX FKOPLE KILLED
Itv U TnpnuriA in <laAi>o>lu Mimli
? - J mm%m\jmxr AAA WVI gin, i]AK\.lI
Property Destroyed.
Atlanta, Tex., Oct. 21.?A
tornado struck about half mile
west of Lodi, and 15 miles west
of hero today. The [>?>}? of the
tornado was 200 yards wide,
and the wind swept everything
before it. One house in the
centre ol' its path, occupied by
negroes, was destroyed, six people
being killed outright. Three
others are missing and are supposed
to bo dead. The cyclone
traveled from the southwest to
the northeast, crossing the Texas
and Pacific railroad at Campbellsville
spur, a lumber loading
.bation two miles north of
Lodi. The lumber was carried
away in all directions. It is
feared further losses of life has
resulted in the country. A
hard rain fell here this morning,
commencing about 7 o'clock
wit light hail. The result will
he considerable damage to the
the cotton crop remaining ungatliered
in this section.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
Wtu LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a* they cannot
reach tlic m" of '.hu 1 -ease Catarrh is a
blood 01 constitutional disnaan, and lu order to
cure ?r v.,u must taitc Internal remedies. Hall's
Catarrh Curo ih taken tn-erually, and acts directly
on the blood and mucous Hall's Catarrh
Cure Is not a quae'; medicine. It was
prescribed by on-- of the best physicians In
this c .uutry for years, anil Is a regular pros'
ription It Is composed of the bent tonics
known, ooinn'nod with tho best blood imrlfl
fl-.-s, hi'lint: J.reetly on the niucona surfaces
The perfect combination of the two ingredients
is what or..duces snob wonderful results
In curinu Cuturrh. Send for testimonials free.
'. J. ( II BN BY A CO., Toledo, O.
fcoh. by druggists. '5c.
Hall's Family PllU are best
Use - during Expectancy. Simmon* Squaw
Vine v'. no or Tablets cheer and Strengthen
Wother, Shorten Uabor and Bob Coutfcjemeut
f Its Tar roe a
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Store's
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adies Capes, Skirts and
>eat all competition.
id Shoes.
shoes and gents' furnishastonish
all competition,
through our line of shoes
e you from 25 to 50 cents
buy of us, and from $1
>u-.,. 1 11
-nits. wc nanuic cvcry/hat
you want
n'i See It
'ait on you. Wc arc still
\c Johnson Building, next
e. Vours, to serve,
I, Proprietor.
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ANC ASTER, B.C^WEl
Y0UT8EI18 GUILTY
OF UOEBEL'S MURDER.
i
Jury Had no Trouble in Reaching
That Verdict?Sentence,
Life Imprisonment.
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Georgetown, Ivy., Oct. 20.?
k4 Wo, the jury, find this defendant
guilty and fix his punishment
1 at life imprisonment."
; This verdict was returned by
i the 12 men who were selected to
r try llenry E. Youtscy, formerly
Gov. Taylor's stenographer, on
the chargo of being a principal in
' the shooting of Gov. William
' Goebel in front of the executive
building at Frankfort, January
, 30th.
Henry Youtsey is the third
man to be iound guilty in connection
with the Goebel shooting.
Caleb Powers. rtn fb? ohnrcro
, 1 ?
of complicity, was Bentenced to
life imprisonment, while James
Howard, tried on an indictment
charging him with being u principal
in the shooting, was sentenced
to death.
During the early days of Youtsey's
trial the prisoner exhibited
signs of breaking down. While
) Arthur Goebel, brother to the
dead man, was on the stand testifying,
Youtsey rose in the prisoner's
dock and donounced the
witness in wild exclamations,
while Youtsey's wife screamed
that Goebel had sworn away the
lifo of her husband.
Later, the prisoner became unconscious
and, according to attending
physicians, has since
practically been inanimate. Each
day his bed has been carried to
the door of the jury room where
it stood in plain view of the
court, its occupant apparently
oblivious to his surroundings.
Prevented t Tr?|etf.
Timnly information given Mrs. Geo.
Long, of New Btraitsville, Ohio, prevented
a dreadful tragedy and saved
I iwo iiv?js. a irignuui cough baa long
; nept her awake every night. Hhe had
tried many remedies and doctor* but
steadily grew worse until urged to try
Or. King1* New Discovery. Oa* bottle
wholly cured her, and she write* this
marvelous medicine also oured Mr,
I.ong of a severe attack of Pneumonia.
.Such cures are positive proof of the
matchless merit of this grand remedy
for curing all throat, chest and lung
j troubles. Only 60c and $1.00. Every
bottle guaranteed. Trial bottle* free
at Crawford Bros, drug store. 6,
Death o! n Former Postmaster
General.
New York, Oct. 17.?News of
the death ol Wm. L. Wilson, expostmater
general, was received
! this morning, lie died at Lexingj
ton, Vft., this morning, of coni
sumption. Mr. Wilson was u congressman,
and obtained a nation|
a) reputation from a tariff revision
! bill which is known ?a Wil.on
bill, as it was prepared under his
direction as chairman of the ways
and means committee of the
house. Cleveland afterwards appointed
him postmaster general,
to succeed Bisgoll. After Cleveland's
term expired he was
elected president of Washington
and Lee university.
Do not get scared if your heart
I troubles you. Most likely yoa
suffer from indigestion. K.odol
Dyspepsia Cure digests what yon
oat and gives the worn oat stomach
perfect rest. It is the only
preparation known that will
completely digest all classes of
foods; that is why it euros the
. worst cases of indigestion and
I trouble after everything else hat
failed. It may be taken In all
conditions and cannot help hnt
do yoa good. Crawford Broa.
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The World's Newspapers.
The total number of newspapers
printed throughout the world
j in one year is estimated at 12,I
nnn noo nnn
i vwjvw^vv\;. 11/ uino m*
quiros 781,260 tons of paper.
The oldest newspaper is said to
be the "Kin-FaoH of Feting,
which has been published continually
for over l.WH) years.
This is the season when pothers
are alaraed ea asMit sf
cronp. It is auiekly eared hy One
Minute Oongn Cure, which ebilIdren
like tn take. Crawford Bros.
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rRELMLkY.
3NB8DAYt^)CTOBE:
WINTHROP AT THE PAH
College Girls Will be Dow
Thursday*
Rock Hill, Oct. 20.?The W
throp girls are all expectati
President Johnson has announi
that they will go to the fair,
requisite number for a spe<
train?250?being secured. T
train will go by way of Camd
where some of the girls will
a peep at parents or friends.
There will be a Winthrop
hibit this rear, showing the w
in the different, departments, fr
composition to cooking olass. '
drossmaking and art departme
will be well represented. Pr
dent Johnson has appointed ?
oral young ladies to take cha
of the exhibit through fair wc
This committee will go to Colt
bin on Monday, returning ai
Friday's enjoyment is over.
lees honored "rank and file"
the 400 will go down for on# <
only, that one being Thund
but aa Thursday is the big d
they expect to crowd a week
fun into it.
The trainload of girls will lei
the college early in the morni
arriving at the fair grounds ab
9:30. Besides the enjoyment
tho fair, many of the girls s
see their parents and all the loi
ones from home.?The State.
It Hkpp?a?d la a Drag Stork
'One day last winter a lady eatni
my drug atore and asked for a fori
of cough medicine that I did not h
in Btook," Bays Mr. C. R. Grandin,
popular druggiat of Ontario, X.
"Sho waa disappointed and wante<
know what cough praparatioa I cc
recommend. 1 aaid to her that 1 o<
freely reoomaend Chambetla
Oeagh Reared t aad that the
I take a bottle of the reraedy and a
giving it a fair,trial if abe did not
it worth th? cuod*7 to briag baok
bottle and I would refund the pi
paid. In th* oour* of a day or two
ladjcame back in company with
friend in need of a cough tnedi<
and adrieed her to buy a bottle
Cbamberlain'a Cough Remedy. I c
aider that a very good reeoeneea
ti*n for th* remedy." fw **)* b]
F. Ma*k*y * Cw.
The Poor Indians are In Destlt
Circumstances.
Mr. J. W. Reed, president (
"normal and collegiate" ins tit
at Waxhaw, N. 0., near the L
canter county, 8. O., line, wri
to the secretary of state, that i
Catawba Indians are in destit
circumstances. lie suggests
small appropriation in their
half.
The State now gives the Ir
ans $800 for their support i
1200 for thnir nr.hanl Th?* Pt
byterians of Kock Hill have b<
helping to conduct this sch<
The Indiana are lasy, althoi
the Harris lamily, the only 1
bloods, are somewhatindustric
They sell black clay pipes, bask
and such wares to the stores
Rock Hill.
Peelings of safety pervade
household that uses One Min
Cough Cure, the only harm!
remedy that produces immedi
results. It is infallible for coqi
colds, cronp and all throat i
long troublef. It will
consumption. Crawford Bros.
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Advice to Young Men.
A Georgia exchange gives
following advice to yonr.g m
"My son, follow not the footst
of a loafer and make no exam
of bim who is born tired, for v
ily 1 Bay tinto you their busin
is overstocked, the seats on
corner are all taken, and I
whittling places are all occnpi
It is better to saw wood at t
bits a cord than to whittle ir
loafing match and case the g
eminent. My son, away with
cigarette habit, for lo thy bre
tinket.h like a glue factory i
t hy appearance is less intellig
than a stone dummy. Yes, II
art ft diphftr with thft rim kno
ad off "
Wbia yea eaanot deep far eea
tag, it I* kardly aaoeesavy thai
aaa ikcoll 1*11 vat that raft aaa
faw deees Of Cheasher1alB*e CV
Bentedy to allay the IrrYtatloa of
throat, ant make sleep possible
is good. Try It. Tor sale ky .T
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681 *
iev- brands of bak
;j,*e powders, but
" Royal Ba
fter , 1
rhe is recognized
1#?yf brand of great
ay, of highest lav
Everyone has
dence in the :
ng, is used.
Pure and h
t of
eiii matter 01 vit
every individu
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bu jltvj ma */?*
and
* assures tl
litis most whc
in'a
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the
rice
the
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on- THE 8TATK REFORMATORY. I
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f A Hueh Needed Institution tor p
Yoatktu! Criminals?l*rogute
ress of the Work?Neon
To Be In Complete
if a Operation, &c.
Ill
ute ?pjie r0pOrt Gf tjie grand jurvl
an
itea recommending the establishment
the of a reformatory for youthful |
ute criminals call:' attention to what!
i Ci
' a the State is doing aloug this line, j y
^e" Oapt. Griffith, superintendent of ?
the penitentiary, said today that ri
ind the reformatory buildings, which ! ^
OS- are now being about completed *
Ben in Lexington county, are alr?advl.
)ol. ' -
iu uuornuuii bu itr ?,h pOb?Afjl( . .
j orjj
There are about six oung crim e
|lJg inals in the reformatory now, and ii
:ets there are about eight more re ^
at oently received at the penitenti 1 ^
ary who are proper subject* for
the reformatory. These will he c
sent over as soon as prope- ar- I
rangemeuta can b?> made for ^
it* their accommodation ( 4
Capt. Griffith states that ho!
nt no* aI)P0'nte(^ n Puperin '
tendant of the reformatory, but Id
he will do bo in a short time. He ?ay?
that he will appoint a man,1.'
who 1b kind and consider to. and
tbajthat the youthful criminal v
en: be given every odvaftng'. f . oi
ftPB and eduational
Ple bov? and girl s will ho made to!*
01"" ^ y
work, either at farming or other
tOfi \
induitriog, which v 11 '.nd 'o(n
the make them good citizens when1 ^
led. their terms of wervice expire a
:wo Heveral young riininals have '1
' * been sentenced recently to terms '
t^he Pen^entiarv or the re
formatory. Inmates cf the roind
formatory must be sixteen years
ant old or younger, arcoidirig to tho *
lion State law. |?
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II nil Leg. J
F. A. Dnnfor?h, of LaQrange, Ga.(
fh- uffarad int?n??ly for pix mor li? <virh b
iij ft frightful rauotng ?or? on hi* leg, j?
<1 ft btrl wrttfta that Baeklen'a Arnica Salve r
Dgfc wkftllf ftorftd It in t?n days. For Ul- "
tn? c?r?, waondft, Borna, Roila, Pain or (
n. mu? it?? tllft boat aa1?e in the world. I
, F. Cftrft guaranteed. Only 3P< r< ' 1 ' i (
Org w ford Brut, drugglat. n j *
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No. 59
reat
IS is a
guarantee
of
any superior
ing worth v
king Powder"
at once as the
name, the powder
or and reputation.
> absolute confi-,
fond where Rnvnl
ealthful food is a
al importance to
al.
king Powder
ie finest and
ilesome food.
There are. many imitation baking
powders, made from alum, mostly
sold cheap. Avoid them, as they
make the food unwholesome.
CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NtW YOftlt.!
THE RICE CASE
atrlck and Jones In Court and
Plead Not Guilty.
New York. Oct. 15.?Albert
. I'atrieK. and Charles F. Jonos,
lie former one of counsel ami
tie latter valet for the late Wil>
fll RldA *vi il 1 i
..... ... <?n,u. iiuiLiuutiiiC) w?ru
iken to the ('enter street poee
court before Magistrate Crane
id ay. They are charged with
i>raplicit\ in forging the name of
William M Rice to a check for
25,000, drawn in favor of Pat
ick on the banking house of S.
I Swanson A Sons Patrick
avo his age as 34, said he was
orn in Texas, and that ho was a
rwyer b> profession, fie pleaded
o guilty and the same plea was
n!erod by Jones. Patrick's bear
ig in court was calm and confi
ent.
John II. Wallace, a clerk in
wanson & Son's bank, testified
egarding the presentation of the
heck in question for certification,
t was brought into the bank
September 24 by David L Short
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mi vi oiiuurct'i: 'v.oon i. I'aiick.v
iShort was told there was
n irregularity in the name on
lie face of the check and inorsoment
and ho wont away, retiming
soon afterwards vwth a
ot chock endorsed "Albert T.
'utricle ''
Wallace says he telephoned
!ic?'? house in the meantime and
01109 answered that it was his
Jonep') mistake; the drafts
rero all right and should be paid.
Wallace telephoned to Jones that.
i -swanson must talk with Mr.
Lice about the draft, Jones proested
that Rice could come,
s he could not hear well,
'en minutes later the bank
earned that Rice died the day
efore.
"For three days and nights 1 eufTerd
agony untold from an attack of
holera morbus brought on by rating
ucumbers," say* M. E. Lowther, clerk
f the district court, Centarrille,
owa. "I thought I should surely die,
od fried s do*?>n d'fferent medicine*
lit all to no purpose. I sent for a
otMe of Chamberlain'* Colic, Cholera
no Diarrhoea Keiu.-d.v and three dose
elieved me entirely." This remedy
i for sale by J F Mackey A Co
rct?ngimo5'!? ot Mer?u.ij? VunoMons pre
uo? MliOfcrrta&f* Our*' VlXte
r Tetfteta oofrwi the dwrsn*vhieate.