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# t A Good lleaiied or in other words, men with pood sound hearts, arc not vtry numerous. The increasing number of sudden deaths from heart disease daily chron- ) icled by the fa }?^\ } press, is proof of the alarm- ying preva- JsJJA J lence of this /} dangerous jST'\ complaint, and as no one isfe' dir S\ ' can foretell Sjust when a WOL'IjU Of ST 4MEKICAN BUTTON. Germany Sends Export to Investigate Crop 'Jultun* in Asia Minor. (Chicago Daily News.) Bremen,Aug. .'10.?How periodsly the German Government is thinking of rescuing the German cotton industry from the grasp of the American cotton growers ami exporters may be seen in its . earnest efforts to establish independent cotton culture in Togoland, German West Africa. Not satisfied with the good results p obtained in that colony, the semiofficial colonial committee at Berlin has turned its attention to Asia Minor, where Germany has established itself firmly by the construction of the Anatolian Railway system. At the expense of the committee Dr. Endlich, an agricultural expert, with special knowledge of cotton growing, has left for Asia Minor to investigate thoroughly the crop in the cotton districts ot Smyrna and to ascertain the possibility of expanding cotton growing thero. The particular questions which I)r. En ilich will study are: Whether it is possible to establish in tho Smyrna cotton districts German companies to purchase the native cotton and how thin business con!'! be *-ons. acted ; second, in what manner cotton cnKurg, conducted by the peasantry, could he improved ; tbird, what means should be taken tor creating uuiiorm grades for (lie Smyrna cioton. Financial advances may be made, seed and agricultural machinery furnished, draught animals provided for tho natives, or, on the other hand, large plantations after the pattern of tho ante bell urn plantation in the .,? oi.i? L . ? ( niu-ii niau's, may ne esiaMHhed All tLe money p:\vo that paid to the native jrowf>r or I 'Tiit will remain i:i Germnn hauda. The German buyer will do tl> 1 purcl. ising in tlit* diatricla ; the German Anatolian Railway will d' the hauling; the German Levarif Line will carry fh cotton to German porta; German cone pauiea will take the insurance and German manufacturers will supply the pea Rant" with farming implements. Americana, how latal collapse J* A* Krearri?('will occur, the danger of neglecting treatment is certainly a very risky matter. If you are short of breath, have pain in left side, smothering spells, pal- ij pitation, unable to lie on side. I 3 especially the left., you should | begin taking MneV Heart Cure. J. A. Kreamer of Arkansas City, Kans., say?: "My heart was so bad it was impossible for mc to lie down, and 1 could neither sleep nor rrr'. My decline was rapid, and 1 realized I must pet help soon. I was adv' rd to trv Dr. Miles' Heart Cure, which I did, and candidly believe it saved nrv life." Dr. Miles' ICemodtes aro sold by all druCKists cn cuoranter. S Dr. Miles Medical Co., your reverence tor taking me for a dago!' To square himself with his fellow countryman the Arch bishop selected a few bits 01 his choicest fruit, for wnich lie offered an over generous price, and this time he was greeted with like this: Begorrah, 'twas bad enough to be taken lor a dago, but j to oiler mo pay lor a bit fruit that ''tis an honor lor roe to have your reverence accept is more than 1 can stand Oh. wh it .Hit T nvor to earn this insult!* So tho Areh-j i bishop ;r<ive She ease tip as hope-' ' Ions am! ' parted. having loll l.is ' I blessing as an oil'sot to the vvmin-j dor feelinf^s of tho Coif." Prom Ifof to Colli. ' Dysentery is preva'erP everywhere^ in slimmer and is due to miasmatic ' poi<ons, and begins nhroptly with in i j dammar ion of the mucous lining of' lite hii'fci') >v. el. I" America I he di>* i i t. i- coitit? on, hut properly treated j does not result as seriously as in the j rr pi .Perry Davis' Painkiller is the J I best U' own remedy and the most elli < acinus 'n '' ? r ?at u? >f d \ >? " *i _ I ( 1 | iJUti.i^ tho \V CCA two Klu LU Die | . ; i? n ;lts|i Channel between Fuji land and Franc.*. Holbein failed ! iti his attempt to swim tho chart- j tie!. H? was taken out. of the! water when a miio from Dover. Frank Holmes, in an effort ro j nwini the channel, took cramp] I and abandoned the alieuipt when ix ruiles out. .t Nr??.l Dlnn |?|>oiiif uit-iif. 'ineffective liver medicine in ?i ( dij.ippoinmerit, our you don't, ' went to f.nr1' . strain anrl break ! , the gland' of the fomnch and, bowels. DeV/i i1* I.itflo Iverly I Kipe.o never d: appoint. TiiOj | cleanae tl>? ytcni of all poison; ' and putrid mart^i and <lo it ^o1 ' gently that one en/^va the n'eas-' j ant nlleots. They aro a tonic L?> | ! tl.?. liv? r. Cures bilios siihhs, tor- j l pi.] Iiv?-r and prevents lever.' 1 Crawford Bros. 1 I , over, should tint! a good livid Tor ! i the bale of their agricultural iuj- ! I plemeuts before the Germans; j havo begun manufacturing aiuii j lar machinery. Women Fill a County Office I Mr. W. \V. Hright veas re-elected superintendent of education of Pickens county on the day he1 died. Hi? daughters were tho- j j oughly familiar with tho duties of the office and the Pickens SonI I tine) suggested that tt.ey be ai-| ] lowed to do the work for tin un- j expired term. ' The state board of education ; at its meeting last night thought ( j so well ot the suggestion thaij | Governor McSweenoy andSup -riutondent McMahia were up -: pointed on a special committei I to make the arrangement. This yimi in sni-i co oe entirely agreeable to the L'ickeng delegation and is stated that Mr. Stewart, who was quite ? friend of the late j | Mr. Bright,is willing to accept tiie . o lice upon the suggested cooditi j : ous.? i he {State* i z I OBU? j KhiMjniRHde cures rhiMini&t i->;n by J 'neutralizing 11 *tew!s in tho nlonrt [ami driving them out through the | natural channels. rfohi h.\ .1 . 1<\ j Mai'key & ho ' tumhni j j Archbishop tustl the Irishman. Archbishop Ireland tells a p?ot1 j I story on himself, shvs4>R t?h!i>r I j <d" t he Gal holic I: nion and runt's. ^ of Buffalo, V Y.! ' TJwCfinili' Chicago he slopped at a fruit | 1 stand, behind which stood ai | swarthy individual whom he na-! i t orally took to bo a son of sunny Italy. His Grace is handy with | many languages, Italian anionsI the rest, and lie addressed the fruiterer in his suppoted native tongue, only to bring forth rhis | retort, 'Wirra, may God forgive| KOOSr.YKI/r IN* LKK1) I Trolley Car I<uus Into rarriage1 and Kills the Horses and Olio Wjiji. | l'itUtield, Murk., fciept.. d. -1 tie I drag containing the presidents i nartv hiiiinH Onm I > , ? 4.. :. .1-1 4. I t?. vj , w?i va * ? wai i illMltfM] CO | Lenox, wan hit by an electric car near (lie county club here thisj' morning. The horso.s attached j to the carnage wore killed and | several ut the party were injured, i 1'ieeiderit Roosevelt escaped; With a lew bruises. iiir. iuce| was badiy scratched. Secretary; Cartelyou wus cut and bruised.! Secret Service Agent Craig is re-\ ported to be killed, i). >). i'ratt,j the driver of the president's j coach had his skull fractured.)' The injured are beiug brought!1 here in ambulances. Governor;' Crane was in the presidential; party and a detachment of Mas sachusettP cavalry did escort duty. Gov. Crane was slightly injured. The tallyho was startiugj to make the ascent of Howard's ! hill, when the country club ear,| ii. charge of Motnrman Madden,; approached at. a pood speed. i'ho| motormnri was unable to slop tiioj our before the accident. The car I ri ipe containing the president,j Coventor Crane, ^Secretary Cor tel you and John ?Smith. governor's secretary, was struck a tor- ; rj fir? Plow The president's injuries are so serious that it will interfere with I the continuation of the New Kng- \ land tour. Physicians were lias- | tily summoned. Craig died without speaking a word. The motorman and conduel ?r were arrested. A Hoy's Wild Ride (or Life. With family around expecting ( him to die, and a son riding for life, 18 miles, to get Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, W. H. Brown, ot Leesville, Ind,,endured death's agonies trom asthma, but this wonderful medicine gave instant relief and soon cured him. lie , writes. "I now sleep soundly every night." Like marvelous cures of Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and Grip prove its matchless merit for all Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free at Crawford Bros, and J. F. Mac key & Cu.'s drug store. 'Beggar Day" In Porto Bica. J Saturday is a day set aside by Porto Rica law and custom for beggars. On this day they arrt allowed to beg and ply their call-n ing about over the stvpe's ot Sin I; Juan and other towns o! the isl ' and, :ti>< 1 the merchants and well-J to do p ? '?? anticipate the ev-,!,,'i by placing, where the beggars can pet them, little boxes ol food, clothing a til things to eat an<i|j wear. One Saturday I saw a;,, many as twenty eight, beggars . i i. .. . | San Juan, (Jurinus to know the' reason lor thic sin .pilar gat I roe* I awaited development" and ' presentlv a well-dressed gentle-11 tt.an name to the door and hand-l e ! every beggar in that lot a I penny. It seemed that be bad! b ?en doing this for years, and n that the beggars gathered regu-1 larly every Saturday morning in front of his house in expectation ol the dole that he never refused ? Washington I'ost. I^norniirr no Oood A mother lias no right to he igno- j rant o" \ i ptoms I.J.at r^l! .. i?!.iin as itay her child has worms. She should know when (tie child is pale, looks I uckly, a j tired, seems peevish, li iin'. n e- e nod n nervous e\are-s ion, thai worms are the onuse. A j ; saf , i -ifa'tiug find iiitnsMr.g rcmi'ih i" Moi iter's Worm Syrup. O.tiv 2.1 i <i5? a tmttle, and so good that j ' JilMrin .i-i. tor more. ? ~ \Vh.?t th ? Southern'M l)uublt? k ruck Mcuiih. The ripwi comes frnrn ()hnr- i lotto that the Southern Hail way! Company ;s to double system '."fori. Vt'ashiaftlon to Atlauta.Just | thiol, of it! The very idea of u' railroad in this section doing buMut6<j t'lou^u to require two. tracks to handle its liulliic! D )l you realign the meaning of such a' move 0:1 the part of this railway; company < II moans more and i 1 .i* .J r ucitfi rtuu tasret trails?Dotn | freight ami p.taseuger. It meaus that y-.-u v. ill not ho sidetracked 1 for u vegetable or fruit train when you pot on a passenger train ' to go r L'luckflhurg orThickety.lt j means eliminating tl:o head-on I collision anil reducing the rear-| end culMosiun to a minimum. In . short it means that, this is a great j country and that its great re- j sources ar" being rapidly developed by the great people who live along the Piedmont belt and that the great Southern railway! means to keep abreast, of the! times It also means that GalFney j is to he greatly benefitted in the1 matter of mail facilities, as it is j certain thai m increase in trains, means more frequent mails. Wei extend <fio ghid hand to the dou-f bio truth ? (JatFuey lie Igor. Soi'ii-lliiuj: tiom! So many go to their druggist and I h'l. .. r "miiik'! hi.ig good" for merely ii cough or cold. Now if t he druggist has several remedies he certainly will sell file one that does not cost much. I When yon go to a drug store better know what you want. Ask forGooch'sl Mexican Syrup if yon want the nicest ind (juickest cough cure 2") cents will buy. Take no other. Cuba is Nearer Than China. Washington, Sept. 1?American manufacturers are considering certain indispensable rerjuirements for the capture and retention of t lie cotton goods trade in Cuba, according to a report from Minister Squiers, at Havana, dated August 12, which was made public at the State de partnient today. The minister declares that the American houses should send Spanishspeaking representatives to Cuba to work up their trade, instead of relying on the expert commission houses in New York to engage business for them there. He also points out a number of details in the packing aud invoicing of ^oods destined for Cub*, which! are not taken into account in the| United States. The British, says the minister, already have the larger part of the Cuban cotton goods trade with the United States and Spain is a close rival lor the second place. !>{.>)>? ,it\: Cuab'li uad U orl.o oO (lie Colli. ISrotno-Qit iii?'.e Tablets cure' a cold oueduy. .\*o cure, no ipay t TJ ? 'Ptit*. All f 1; Comforts of home. (Y' w York '.V.M-kly.) 6u turner Boarder: "Why did j y <>u wake me up and hustle me j downstairs tit this unearthly j hour <" Farmer Way back: "That other j boarder is goin' fishin' atul has to I ;t a way early.'' "What has that to do with j me ?" "You hid the towel." 1 i/A'* e !% T-??/ ? ? - w .M..V u ? V/I 3 f 1 iCAaift* "Hiving distressing pains in| head, back and Htomach, amli b<_ 1 without appetite, I be^uu | to ihp Dr. King'* New I.ifo l'ills." i writes W. I*. Whitehead, of Ken-' nedale, Tex., "and poon felt like i new man." Infallible in stotn-i neh and liver Unable*. Only 2?">o j u' i raw lord l?ros. and J. F. Mack-j 2) rV Co. j CIT A HEW YORK LIFE POLICY The new business written by the N1IW YORK LIbH during the first six months of tiiis year was more than ?150,000.000 paid-for business. This surpasses the record of anything- ever done by any company except the New York Life. A. J. CLARK, Asjt. 1 .ancaster, S. (k C300D v# Speak> for Itself. Good Blacksmitlung tells its own story jvihI advertises the shop where it is done, without resorting to the cheap hand bill method of advertising loud, empty boasts. People do not have Blacksmithing done tor cheapness?it must be good or it is dear at any price. 1 strive to do GOOD, HONEST W'OUK at honest, living prices. J. E. Patterson. Aug. 13, lm Don't Forget to call on S. R. GREGORY" A CO for vonr Gkroceries, both Heavy and Fancy, and as cheap as the cheapest. All are invited to call and be treated right. Store near F. II. Massey's residence. S. R. Gregory ?? Co. Executor's Notice. ALT. persons having claims against the estate of WILLIAM LANSOX. deceased, are hereby notified to present them, duly proven, to The undersigned executors or to their attorney, T Y. Williams, F.stj. ; persons indebted ti> ssiil iiktuiu mill ? pay 1111'lit to tlie undersigned or to said Attorney. Maude Gansou, A dun M. Gamer, Executors A ug. 1??, 1 WCJ- 1 in. *rs r.?. *. ^ W t wiAiiiOh <i? STATE OF SOI "Tit OA KOl.TX A. County of l.aneaster. I'.y Clias. TV .5 Ties, K'<q., T'robaLe .t inlge. Whereas, William It. <Jauther?, of I.aneaster, S. v., lias made suit to mo to grunt him Letters of Administration of Oi" Estate of anil effects uf .IOIIX M CAt f'lKN, deceased. Tl ?es? are t'?r* fore to cite mid Admonish all and singular the kindretl and creditors oi the saui JOHN M. CATTilDN, deceased, that 'bey he and appear before me, in 'he Court of Probate, to be held at Lancaster, 0. II.,V? C., on t i.e ! tl day or S/ptetnher, l'.?02. after pvblieation thereof, at 11 o'clock in l lit* forenoon, lo show can* , if urtj they h??e, wl'j ho sai.l Administration should not ho granted. Given under my hand and seal tbia second day of September, '.m < Domini, liihi. { -?? ) < *TT AS T? JOV F.S ) li'V . \ Judge of ''rebate. Sept. 3, '02-2 w. I)r. M A Mtne'inn* T,tv-*r Hril" "( r'c-iri the Complexion, - - Itouvum-v ei M cotc llrnrincho Ui'/nln' <?> v? a. Bovr?'j ad Ctvar. _ . N sj