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* " ? ' i g^wi?ninr-w * *u truMsn I Mark Twain's * CotjEsin, i G. C. Clemens, of Topeka, a ; Kan., the nt>tedt corstitu- jPPk ] | tional lawyer, i who bears so ' .'Ai I striking a re- I fc "csnbUnoi to ? ! | Mark Twain, | | 1 ( Samwt1 H. I i Clemens) th at ; . a ?. t ! he is frequent- I SSI Ml:.'. I ly taken for the I original Maik, G. C. Ciorr.?ns. j , is a man of deep lutcik-ct and J , wide experience. rJc is ? o;isidered one of the for?rru>;t * lawyers in this country. In arecent letter to the Dr. Miles i Medical Co.?Mr. Cienwnasays: i * * "Personal experience ao<iubtu:r> , v have thor iu^bly satisfied the thut Pr Miles' Nervine contains true merit, ' aitti i> excellent lor what It is rocotu * mended."' j Mr. Norman Walt rip, Sup Pr?'x Flankers' Fr ;ternxl Society, Chieifio, says: h I k M?w P&in. Fills j . | are invaluable tor lieadjtcbe and all I | ' pain. 1 had bee*' a great Buffrrtr fr^-rr headache uat;l I learned ot the etiiesey | | J of Dr. Miles'Fain Pills. Now I always 1 ^ carry them and prevent recurring at* I j tack: l>v taking a pill uivrn the syrup- r turns tirst appear." Sold by nil Druniil?t?. Price, 25c. por Boa. Dr. Miles Medio** Co., Elkhart, kid. | j : __j=r==?. GUESS AT COMING COT'i ON' CHOP. South Carolina's {'top is Estimator at 44,39? Rales More Than Last Year. Nashville, Tenn., Aug. 29.? Members of tiie Cotton States Association of Commissioners ot Agriculture havo t*une.i in an estimate of the growing crop of cotton. The estimates are, of cour-e, subject to wither eonditione during September, and are based on the great deterioration ^ that thejT believe has taken place in a numoer or cott^fl states during tho latter half of August. The total estimate is for 9,713,394 bales, as compared with 9,952,7(12 bales ginned last year. The following table shows the estimate for this year and the yield last year: State 1902 1901 Georgia, 1,000.000 1,401,851 Louisiana, 700,000 858,000 Arkansas, 950,000 730,7401 Tennessee, 241,000 209.170 J i Alabama, 875,000 1,102,739! Texas, 3,000.000 2.590,280 Mississippi, 1,087,894 1,279,280 S. Carolina, 775,000 730,003} N.Carolina, 500,000 404,3511' Oklahoma, 200,000 149,115 Indian Ter., 300,000 2S0.000 , Florida, 50,000 57,198 ^ All ethers. 35,000 52,ilOi ' Isiiornucr ito ! '.* 'if.c '.^ h A ir?ot1r has no ri^'ht i<> he igr.orant of symptoms fl?:i* '! , day^her child ha* worms s' I ntiM 1 know when tin* child is j ',<.1 , f'W'lt'y, nets tired, seem.- j><* . i 'i. h sunken eye* ami a nervous e vprr >sworms are rhe Mfi), uifailingf and nice fast in i? r ni edy i-' Mother's Worm sjriet. Oi l' L in oenfa a bottle, anil ; > g > d Wiat children a?k for more. i'l) Ofiillt' ?. 1 * A I I () ! f 4 ^rnj. S II Adams 1. * t! ?> 0 tract lor grading the '1 Mo til''JO ami t/tJxiUiiAi 41 :aiuoao. froni Jefferson to xncl?ce, .> Iia-1 tauce of ii 1 mi jo*. It i- 1 fc , toutionol thin ronipnnv?, '.( ' \ road is completed ? t points to extend it I ? M-..: o whpTe t!ii v <-fin coin c! wj-;!i t, SeuboaVil at tliftt point. Min ; ? \ V r.torcc Messenger t lik|.N iitf Conarh n i<( U arlm off | llafl. Colli. T.ftxuMvo Jlronio.Qiitnii??? Tih'f i , m'> h culit oaoday. No no ;? > Priori? tent*. ' . - M 1 " * * J ABBRD WIT <i \ VON I An Fm'.nuufx-r Between Troop ami Strikers at LaiiHford, IVttusjrlTania. Tamaqua, I's , August 20 ? I the encounter between troop and strikers at I.aneford tod; . Oapt W. H. ir^iro, of doupsn K, 12th regiment, was slitrhtl injured A half dozen stii'ior wore bayonetted l>.> the -obi: hp h result of the fra .1. . Majd (Jsarhart, in command of tit troopi: bore, atatc that ho wil appeal to the military authoritiu to put th? tov. u of Lansford :;d der ur&rtial law. From day brer, h the troops wer uctive in qui/li" : disturbance a.ri 1 protecting non union n:e while en t!i"ir v. uy to work. A lms been the case for the past ft', days, the troops were jeere* wberevp; they w nt. The cfp' r w\> : tedly niiniouished tliecrov.i not to insult or molest the aol V' r>, but their words had littl off net. At 5 o'clock Oompanio K ^r.d E were placed in two trol ley cars. One of the esrs wa run in front of the car whic! carried the non-union men t vnrlr n twl ? *._ .... ...?% vmi; viiir* 111 liltJ r v it I While passing through Ooaldah anu Lansford the soldiers wen hooked, but as no stop was madi the strikers did not n:::kr an; violent demonstration. At Sum mifc Hill abont 12 of the mei availed themselves of the prooes sion of the soldiers and went t< work. The pickets of the "trikori made efforts to stop them, bu the warnings of the soldiers heh them at bay. When the work men had been loaded on to the car the return trip through tin valley commenced. The wort that more men than usual wer< reporting for work spread ovi? the lower part of the valley lik? wild fire and in a short time th< streets were almost blocked witl people. When the corner of Con ter and East Bertech streets wai reached the cars stopped to allov several non-union men to get off Ar the men stepped to the grounc the mob made a rush for them A half dozen soldiers sprang of rlie car and with levelled gum forced the strikers back and m?d< a passage for the non-union men 1IM ! ? * u uen rne sonner? reinrnod, aftei escorting their chargea to a plac( of safety, the mob commenced t< close in around the oars. Tht strikers were in an ugly mood and when ordered to diapers* merely yelled louder and pressor, closer. Ab Capt. Hoi in, of Com .any K, wa? about to jump t'roir :ho car ho was caught about th< 1 ai d thrown to ! lie ground A half dozen privates who fol lov*ed iittu v.ere roughly hit ,*?. o' " 'u>u a p( ; ? ;ij ?.?i * r.' i:t 'e n cfT, and, acuta(luiji n the nh' ' ?d n.on and cilice rn n number oi blow* were struck V j';: (i. rbirl. who was in com ' ' * '.:e twv ro'-i ;.? > * .. . t?? , . tv, th s I'dicrp forced t crowd back. Many of the striken '?i . u t.'iv .*? fit" /iiud and would noi move unlii the soldiers jabber then* with their bayonet., 6om< >1 the strikera, fearing that *!k troops wouid fire, rushed into tlj< upon) ti'.oir-u, on tli?; corner, ; f' r r. t::r ? & wild scono ot ponfu c"(?n v<'n?i! Jti about fsvo him; me? the rr> wil had been pu?hf< back to to > curb lino, lu t!< melee p veral ot tho ntrikryri wr*r vfn- bed :<?\vti, while oflierR nut feit-l alight bayonet wounds Oapt. Heitn wt. > severely 1>r:?i by I in fall biifiiui.v i'i.> < i ros rheumatism b; at; i! i :.p; tin* -trills in the hloo? i <1 driving 11j**?11 out through ttn natural ohannolfi. Hold bj ?T F Mackey A. Co. utariV-Un ' 1 I > ' ' "--1 W T'I?'".'"'F*'' ' U Home Jubtlaut mid Home on the Anxious ISmtc'i. h>rc'al to ni\*\ ( Vjwrioi. * , | u Columbia, August 2'? ?! hie j * j c?ij it v jo ? oci* of cur> .ii'l t s | f. 4 *:iy r.nd nil ol th*?ru arc r v J r 1 to be no bond tonixht. <! r. j y j Ansel caLoe iu yesterday after-1 r ^ if ?n, when nil the indication. j ?>?nt,? .. t'j iot'i5 ? it 1 he .(i j | IUoo. lij.3 tr? i?"5 t??V ?i^? V/j 1 '.ate 1 u>st night, vrlion belnte 1 ro-! II turns cnrno in auJ j.ut Ttvloertj *he*J him. H w* c*oiit. t : i '..it V L.'-nr .1 v il riit.y rit < > ; * s.uou and held impromptu 'e "js : e1 wherever be stopped. It wn of' c .. I i j <yurse, ft source of disepe '.it- i 0 I uient. to hicn to karn this inorns , hag that he was out of it. Uut be ? j taken it all pleasantly and philo-1 1 i sophic&lly. ? Mr. lleyvaiil arrived last night } i, iit1 and liia hundreds of triondsj - are iti high spirits and seen: toj ejha\? little doutt of his ultimate ' S . P IKM'OSS. Colonel Ts.bertV friend; .. ; <- ' turrh diRnppoint-id in hi* vote in i *1 :i j the first primary, but now that; oi he is second their spirits liavej . revived anu they are quite jwbi-i ? j lant. J Ccl.J.ii. Tillman ban had heads', quarters at the Caldwell Hotel r f >r a day or two watching the rv turns. Naturally he in uisap11 pointed, bnt so far bp outward ? appearances go no one would .. ) know it. He had friends whoj a stuck to hi in with great devotion} t iu the face of tremendous odds, \ \ | and that is one thing that takes -1 away the sting of defeat, j Of the senatorial candidates 3 only two were here this morning, 1 Evans and Johnstone. The latter, tl 3 though defeated, is in an exceed- a r inglv pleasant frame of mind, r< e expresses himself as satisfied and ei a has the kindliest feeling toward tl 3 1 every oody. |p -j Mr. Evans is in high feather d r and has received telegrams from n all over the state from prominent e: . men promising their support. He ti i is also quite conlident that he rr . will receive the support of the h T defeated candidates. w M Candidates for iii 1 nc?r state o 111 - o< ?'c??s are nearly nl! here and al- di t ready have begun their campaign C [ 'afresh hv ordering thousands of di ?| circulars printed for distribution ?| throughout the state. Typevrri- w |ters are ulso being pounded al, most to pieces getting out letters 0j 5 J to friends. V1 NpniolMMg; o! j So many m> to their !lr:rgg:flt an<l 1 inertly a-U i\>r " ioinetliliu* ^oikI*' tor 1} t j a <ioo;jh or nolil. Now 11 t he Urn <rvisf ' | ha - moh ral 1 !! certainly ill 01 1 .ii] t' ii n'it> th 1 doe.-i not ro-0 much | , ijku?>w i )'du \vivi* for (i.;ii' ii .h | '' <) riifi li i mj waiit ! Im* ni< * I ami quicke-l roujrh cure 25 cents will ! . ' buy. Tr.ki- no oIIht j't j - "" t Tuo "Ivuox punch-' ih r\ new j i. '! > : er >i i !. '' >j,o? in iho Atlantic t 'ity < a:V. <>>. . I course Jamaica rum the chief! C 'I iiijrn.vlifnl, for n<? drink n ixorJT ' 1 t< t ) uii en r i'inue ; . W . H-Ul ir, f>l?. O ?t a} 1 . ? !? ? ; i ; : . When ain ' n" ! v, -j.i- . Home blood red 1 !!' .;'l * added and th<* barkeeper I ' jpc 't ornr :'li 'I'p re?o 'c ! ^Thufs wliiit Kiio.x drew." J ?! CASTORS A For Infants and Children. 'j T! ' '(Inf! He*'3 A',V3W0 PnipM ^ y . I 1)1 kUi.u I J ?i K!U i V rii^i vi| w ****?)"' j V\ ! j Pears the l""""/**" I | Oijjurttaruof j?' J ' I C( ~ " --vT' />f ,A a ' ': ' ?, \lk S?1 r-"t ^ 3 H iA:^^TO>: li.U'l T3)o Kind Tor H.'Vvo Always? H- - " i? i^r fc-v ever MO yi <trs, 5aaa ? ..^.vr-^ and has fc*?w ' . A v* , ,/j3'.". ./? - ;'')iin' m:;<'?- \; , ^ ^ ^ Allo\ir no one f <? < tJ?tuiit< rioits/ Imitations and "?Jusi 25\ j>Cf iiULUlitg >. tfini lr::l? with tin.7 c:it'-. InftmLs nnd CJi?Hl."c;??Sspcr^ & Pa * n /*?$. <*\ <3R?' on? T 'aV <"? i, ? ' Cf a \!/l? ncl<!> ? *iSf t?Jp ir'M it Caslorla Is a harmless substitute J'oi i fro^H-, r j-?;j>, ant? Soothing ISyrups. I <MUtaili.\> tr.-ii,!?< . Opium, Morpltiuo u /<.*>;stance. f v> a;.;?- ;.: its g*uj: ;tir c. 1 and alluys IVvc; is'ness. It cur^s Di Colic. ft T?ething Troubles, < nnd Flatulency. It assimilates the F Stomach :it</T 'T'vlng heaMhy Tbo Children's Fanacca? The ?Tother', CENUHWE CASTOR I Bears the Signtitur< a r -Vy^lJSf /y~-& <-A?f7Z7-&6. The Kind Yon Have Al? In Use For Over 30 TH5 CCNTAUR COMPANY, 7T MURRAY ITRrrT, NI 383?. UK ESTATE OF Til E FA IKS OOIl't to cal n Agreement Beached Between . & CO the llelrs tor n Division of Grocer the Property. both San Francisco, August 28.? Al- cli iough the heirs of the late Mr. AM ?' ud Mrs. Charles L. Fair have treat >ached an agreement, it will be x months or a year bofore all C ( 10 legal arrangements can be erfected. The wills left by the ~ ecedents will be filed in the ear future for probate. Then secutore will have to be appoin>d, and there are a number of tinor heirs whose interests will ave to bo looked after. There ill be no contests, however, X ver the estate as the Fair chilren, Sirs. Anna II. Nelson, harles Smith and the other heirs esire to avoid litigation. All the terms of the adjustment ill not be made pubic, but the ttorneys state that the relatives f Mrs. Fair will receive the full line of her estate, which has aoti estimated at $300,000. None ^ : those interested will get a sum nk <2 i cash. The dcouru9ut by which m^G io Nelsons relinquish all ciairus Who ? tho estate of Charles L. Fair in the form of a quit claim, By noglect i i li f#? i ii ;o consideration tor which is ;l" to be $10 in gold coin. By H1 '"V x ?, k*I it * Ciirrt I it ^ Mrs. . Ci'i,/ii a Liu iier (wo Hons | . . , ... ! protect i! n.oy to idiH. Oeirich and Alrs.| r ,',,j Urbiit !.l. their right, V< d interest it. mnety*nine dffer-| most. Co? * ft* ' f t , _ l, / ir us.>ile pr< pet-1 at IjMic.us . > '. i \,iij :?.Ci ci unty logetii' i yoii v. hat with thirteen in San Meteoion oanh, .nty, tl.i'r.-c Calaveras County.) i-i 1 ?'o to hie settlement will not afFeet! live. ie '^plication of public Admin-1 , | _ trator harnham to secure ad. _. . 1 * i r! ; ;. ' or 'i(<? will , which! L yuA boing oppoHod by the heirs. AJixvL a LL i?f" l'\ the est: Self Protection s?>\, dccea presei.. tie RQiftnilii that you be on the alert to wmleralgiitM that yon jfet Painkiller (Perry attorney, T i-', when \ it ask for it: some sons inileht tilers will try ami persuade you to pi?ytnenf ti ike something else, claimed to be Atlorii goo I; i:ts'- upon getting Lainiller, the remedy which has been the orld's iatmly doctor for ??'J years; it ' ever fails to -t.~p diarrhoea, griping! Aug. In, 1 aim* In the stouiuche or bowels, dy?- . .T" ."Too" itery,etc. Large boitlea 25 and 50 | an-i funis iu'n ?nt8. I biinroonH SQ'm VT- ' vTSB H 1% w w /T* ?| ... *y 4r?V . ?W| .hi f? Tins Ih.lsl til SlglUtllO Of '<). 'lor 1 I; | l? ? j;.<* rf?(.y ? i? 'vo you fn f fti^* ,. .i'?-r?ioa" tire hue >. . o liealtl. olf 'T: 1**' ?!>k. \f?K ^ P Mi wrteiKv Cantor OL% Pardit L> i'leaiiaitl. .it c?r ??1 lior Naioi.iiii It destroys Vtoruia arrloea Wird. cures <.'<?''sH|is;t ion oo<l, regulates ilio liiidl luitaiai sj.cci>? t? Pi ic'i: J. j/\ ALWAYS 3 Ot _ i lasEuaeaeeBB^**? "JU4<? rajs Bought i Years. M VOHK CITY. : . ?- , -- ? ; Forget 1 on 8. R. GRKGQRV for your Les, Heavy and Fancy, Itnd leap as the cheapest, re invited to call and h? wl ri^lit. Slore near Massey's residence. Gregory & Qo. *? 'if ~ :.,*M HE'S A ' Beats IT is Wife irig the taking out of lice. A little coma ~ay life would permit the )f o policy that would 10 wife from want it or would mature and u wliou you need ifc iici* \v. 1 .V. j A I . K u r iiiui let 11 iin -ho/\v tiif yi'ii'.iH.1 Jiiij.>iiny , Tiir, Oiv K 11 do for yon if you A . .1. * / IjA K i\ . A ;y?nt. f n till11 t) ItUliOU. on.- lur i j: ? 1 r.^iiiwt :*t * of 'V i I 1 T r. v NsimI, r.rft hereby notilloJ to m, ilul.v proven, lo the J ? ;. r - or l lit1: r V. VVi'lnvms. T'.-o. : per u to naiil estsvte ? :!1 make i ine nmlersiutieil or to y. Mau?!r (Sanson, A Jam M. < iiw '.-on, Kxecuiora. 1*02-J m. i niiwic Kc^ii.nr ur PVnie*-', tie-, lltp-unU Limt * cured t>y VlnoWiaoor Tablets. - -> y,