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i HEALTH j: W "I don't think wo could Leap f< si houi.c ? V>i.' Ihc.iirc: k f M fai >i'i i.i i , ? * t R 1?.- t . f rjwult". 1 nu\? in t ii.u! n V; I D <1 "tor HI il ! " . fr?i- V . 1 , 'iilh I I u II of ?V !1 . J- a>? " j 1 If h r-at' 11: ' i l <on \v.*?l Bit*' I'l' 1 i l|. sonvillr. 111. ?>. ' IB iW-ca t? . * : " it nMKticiae ^ ' ? re1 . vcs Kfi>ir;'' "i i uitu. fr?*<t j R <- ; :.1 iUi.l invi^or- \ k|| o- t < r It I w-'llf. ' I n tio'l waiSjf'yK | T"m I ' i hsil U 1 v*L | ; I? :- < ? arv in tb? >r?e vrliera Tlr'liui' "s ill... i-iirau^bt i? tv ki '*a -. in fix* i . > any t iiy ;i - i" ci: "i. ii 'vi? in <mi .'pit Ui in'aliJj ^ for y a;* wi' i liiis i..tHKrixc tw L' S ) i ir f 1y .1 vlor. Tbo..k.>rd s ?' jj 1 lila.ek-Dms.rirt run's In'iwh- F nos". dy-u ?, eoiiis. cbilli ami zi" fp\vr, !>a<i M i"'l, E' I diarrhoea, < tipntiuu. coiiu J?: ( i ami a'most every oilier ailment f* I' Ixs'RiW tl:" stomach, bowels I. j kivrr ami Iiiiitwys so nearly eontrol tin# hei^tli. J 4_ *1 - rrh?&?OBD'3 g1 BLACK- |; i *, *fSb: THELOl ION ItOLL WEEVIL. J Itnn Destroyed Millions of Dollars Worth of Cotton This Season. Social to The Slate. Washington, Nov. 12 ?Rapre sjpntative Slayden of Texas does i|ot agree with Secretary WilbonV conclusion that iho boll weevil . V _ ... . J J ,1 .1 QHunoi oe exiernunHteu unu IIIHI . tie only recourse southern cotton I s jjlanters have is earlv planting, b lb discussing the announced con ckisioii3 of the aecretary of agri culture Mr. Slay den says: "I liive profound respect for the Hvbihty and character of Mr. Wj! ( s*n, a nd therefore 1 regret to hive to differ from him. What r hps suggests is not practicable?at I r J#?Ht not entirely so. Whether 8 otton i? planted early or late in ^ Texas does not, as a rule, depend Upon the will of the planter. The J season regulates that, and the H season in Texas cannot be regu f lated. The weevil did millions ^ <4 dollars of damage in south and ? f-?m 1 h t r w 1 Tp Y viu t Ilia vuur in u August and September, during! Which months cotton continues to' bloom and to fruit. In my opinion, the State of Texas has adopted the right course iu offering a r|j?rar>l for u complete remedy for tft is distressing situation. Ourl State has offered a reward of $ 0,000, open to the world, for the discovery of any practical method of destroying the weevil. "Suppose the federal govern nrent wcro to offer five times as rttach, would it uot stimulate men i of tcience to uvea greater exertion? I rm told that when thej X * YX yieeyaras 01 r ranee ware in <kg?gQr from an insect a reward ; t*00.000 waa offered for the find- , if? of a remedy, and it wan found, c Whether that is true or not 1 * dieu't know. But it doesn't mat* [ ter. W e can make precedents in tli h conn I i "Such a course would not reflect i o? the able corps of scientists in i tike department of agriculture, 1 whose time is so fully occupied ' with other matters that what study they can giye to the cotton bell weevil ia & mere incident. Mr. Hudson, president of the San ! Antnuio and Arkanaaa Bass Kail- ( way company, in Texas?and it ia < not one of the very important 1 o#tton-banling roads?told me * 1 f(?w days ago the approximately | < ,?? 100 000 bales ??' ??ott-?n h t l b *en n ten up on the hue of his roa<1 ilone this year. This means a oss of $5,000,000 to the farmers md proportion tie y largo sum* to he transportation lines, giuners i nd others. v Half a million dollars would :ie a lulling sum' for the government to pay to exterminate the jest, ami if no exterminate were mind no r?>w?rd would he osid. I'hon by continued scarcity and ugh prices in the United Stated he cultivation of cotton vyill be ostored in other partB of the world ami we may .'oae a market .ye have almost monopolized for 10 long. The situation ih very lerious." An Interesting Problem, 'harlolte ()b?erver. 4 Ilow old is Ano?' iB a question hat id agitating many people in ill sections of thw country. The Dayton, Ohio, Evening Herald ays the problem is a simple one, fet?thr whole country is now working on it and women's clubs promise to take it up. Here is he problem as printed 111 the,i Davton paper: "Mary ih 24 years old. Mary h tw ice us old 88 Auu was when Mary was ha old an Ann is now/' iiow old id Auu ? A Scientific Plscovery Kodol Dyspepsia Cure does for the stomach that which if. is un tble to do for itself, ev??n when :?ut slight ly disordered or over oaded Kodol Dyspepeia (Jur?* uipplies the natural juices of ligestion and does the work of ho ptomaoh, relaxing the ner tons tension, while the inflamed nuscles of that organ are allowed o rest and heal. Kodol Dys ?epsia Cure digests what you eat uid enables the stomach and difestive organs to transform all nod into rich, red blood. Sold by Crawford Broi, I he Price of Avarice. Jolumbia State. Ihoruughly honest people are arely the victim of greengoods nen, fakirs and get-rich fjuick oheuies, its the man who wants ouiethiug for nothing who ih luncoed?the dark strain of avirice characterizes the easy mark. ^ man walking up lower Uervaia treet Saturday night saw 'a >ockot book drop from the coat f a pedeHirain immediately in rout; the owner was allowed to vaik on in the even tenor of his vay. The dinhonest discoverer cached for the purse when a roice arreste him. "Hold on here, don't opeu that purse, 1 ihw it when it fell, at the same line you did ; you will have to Iivide or I will refer the whole natter to Chief Daly.'' Then the two men examined he contents ot the purse hy the Urn light of the street and found ivhat ueemed to be in the half lght a $20 bill. The man who claimed to be a party to the find aid he didn't have any change tnd asked what money the real inder had lie said $H in change, j 'I hen give me that as I am hard ip and you can keep the $20 lote." But this $20 bill when taken to he light was found to be only a Fl bill, wh;ch in the crudest mauler had been raised to the higher lenonunation by pasting parte of i Confederate $20 bill over the lorrespouding points on a United States issue of a smaller amount A very old trick this, the man irho dropped the pocket book bang in league with finder No 2. who got off with $8 of good money which finder ;No. 1 paid an the penalty of bin avarice. . For a Bad Cold. If you have a bad cold you seed a good reliable medicine ike Chamberlain'* Cough Rfeme !y to looaen and relieve it, and 'o allay the irritation and inlamination of the throat and ongi. For rale by J. F. Mackey % Co., druggint>. e "TOO Mum 1NTKKPKKBNOK.' Pre Ten ted Scrap Between Dr Douglass and Christie Kenet. Under the head of "Too Mud Interference," the (Charlotte Ob server has the following enter taining little atory : It.irun u i?i/\ n <r tKa m /ia f t\a>k a l'n t< ? V7 11 ntuuii^ wii v iu<?nv poai oi 11 spectators there was somewhat o! lawful because bj slanders inLoi feted ami prevented a clash be tween Dr. James Douglass o! Davidson, better known hi "Dandy Jim," and Mr. Christi* linnet of Columbia, S. C. The little flurry occurred a the football game Monday be tween Davidson and the Soutl Carolina college. Mr. Benei who came here with the Colum bia team, said something t< Dr. Douglass or Dr. Douglasi made some remark to Mr. Benet and in a second the two met came bristling up to each othe with fight in their eyes. The) showed in their expressions mucl anger and the genuine article o grit and in a jifTy th^y woul< have been at it, hammer ant t.onp'o if niMii'nm.i kt>r? hml tin appeared in swarms and ppoilei rthe pretty bout. Such a sweet fight it wonh been ! I)r. Douglas is professo of physics and teaches dignit; and uprightness to the youni idea, but he is a scrxppor fron his heart. He knows the WRy in to several universities and go his doctor's degree, cum tuagnt lauda, but he is proud of his rec ord tor agility, prouder still o his boxing muscles which tlx athletic instructor at John Hop kins university used to make hiit exhibit and exercise just as ai object lesaou to aspiringathletics And Mr. Benet, too, is much of i physical man and tights in a net clever, wholesouled sort of waj thai is joyous to si e. The purtinj of these two worthy belJigerenti is considered unforgivable for tlx fisticuffs between "Dandy Jim' and Christie Benet would hav? been more edifying than main rootbaii gsm^. JUST WHAT YOU NEED. CliainberlniirN Stomach ami Liver Tablet*. When yon feel (lull after eating. When yon have no appetitp. When you have a had ta?te in tlx mouth. When your liver is torpid. When your boweln are constipated When you have a headache. When you feel bilioua. They will improve your appetite cleanse and invigorate your atomach and regulate your liver and boweb I'rice '25 cents ner ho*- Knr **!?? hi J. F. Mackey A Co., hruggiHtft. To Kitfh t the Hoi I Weevil. New Orleans, Nov. 13?At i consultation held here today be tween Gov. Heard and the repre sentatives of various cotton ex changes of the state, it was agreet to call a convention to he hek here November 30. At this meet ing the advisability of requesting Gov. Heard to call a special ses siou of the legislature to enac provisions to prevent the intro duction of the boll weevil pes into Louisicna will be considered A Good Name. From personal experience I tea tify that DeWitt's Little Earl; Risers are unequalod as a live pill. They are rightly named he cause they give strength am energy and do their work witl ease.?W. T. EftAtoo, Boerne, Tex Thousands of people are usini these tiny little pills in prefer ence to all others, because the; are so pleasant and effectual They cure biliousness, torpid liv er, jaundice, sick headache, con stipation, etc. Thej do no pnrgo and weaken, bnt cleans and strengthen. Sold by Craw ford Bros. ? FATHER OF ORKATER NEW* YORK SLAIN. ' He Was Brutally Murdered by an IiiHune Negro. %T If I * - * ? * i XNew lorK, rsov. 13.?Andrew H Green , the "father ol Greater . New York,' and one of the city's oldest and most remarkable citi I Zens,, was stiot and instantly kill p ed on the stops ot Ins home, on Park avenue, today bv Cornelius ) M. Williams, a negro wtio is be lieved to be insane, f The shooting was evidently 3 the outcome ot an insane delusion < on the part ot tho negro that Mr. Green had slandered him, lor [ when he was asked why he had . committed the murder he replied: j 441 did it to save my qnarac . ter." There were three witnesses to the tragedy, and according to ' these witnesses the negro must * have been waitingdor Mr. Green i to come home from his ollice. 1 The negro was standing "in the r vestibule ot tlie house, and as t Mr. Green started to ascend I he two steps leding to the hall door, Wil'iams advanced towa-d him. There was a brief interchange 01 words and then the negro drew a revolver and iired live allots in rapid succession. Mr. Green *ank to the stone pavenont, blood streaming from his head, while his murderer, leturning the re volver to his pocket, leaned against the railing of the steps, as it awai' ing arrest. Wm. H. Burns, carriage starter tor the Murray Hill hotel, was one of the first to reach the negro wliom he seized as he was about to walk away, and turned him over to policeman and a detctive, who rushed up a moment later. As the negro's aged victim tell, a young woman rushed out" of the house and took the dead or dying man's head in her lap, at the same time calling upon him in i piteous tones to speak to her. As (i sue irieo in vain lo get a response j Williams turned upon his victim and shouted: * "Damn you, I told you I would get even with you." * One ot the negro's bullets imbedded itself in the ceiling ol the * vestibule. It is helieved that all ' of the others took effect. Mrs. Bray told the police that she was about to enter the house when she saw Mr. Green accosted by Williams, and heard the former say liu answer to some words addressed to him by the negro: "Go away; I don't know you " B Then Williams drew his revolver and shot the old man. As soon as the policeman seized the col ored man they searched him and found the revolver, which was j' still warm. They hurried him i! to the Rtation house, where he P was subjected to a searching ex animation, the result ot which lett little doubt of the negro's in sanity.* a "I'm not sorry I shot him," exclaimed the prisoner; kkhe got . what he deserved. I may not be . justified by society, but I'm justij fied in the eyes of God. I'm wil j ling to go to the electric chair, if necessary, to vindicate my eharr acter. . From police headquarters Wil { liams was taken to the coroner's office and thencfl to Tnmk? ( where he was placed in a cell. Timothy R. Green ?aid tonight that his uncle had never Been the man who bhot him before. r r .Cured of Pilea After 40 Years, 1 Mr. C, Uaney, of Geneva, O., had ti the piles for 40 years. Dootora and dollars could do hitn no last It ing good. DeWitt'a Witch Hazel - Salve cured him permanently, f Invaluable for onts, burns, I. brnises, sprains, lacerations, eczema, tetter, salt rheum end - all other skin diseases. Look for t the name PoWiU on the pack s age?all others are cheap, worth . less counterfeits. Sold by Craw1 ,oni Rf**s. t M|M| ??? MMBH?sir 4 0 The Cause of Manv Sudden Deaths. ^ There is a disease prevailing in this country most dangerous because so decep' *<$? 1 || |U'I YVt tive. Many sudden ' - deaths arc caused ^3? by it?heart distvwm \ease, pneutuonia, lllbSv tJuTv heart failure or ? apoplexv are often Ijy\ \S Wi kidney trouble is . [J \*i Jj gJ allowed toad vunee the k idncy-poisontack the vital'organs, causing catarrh of the bladder, or tiie kidneys themselves break down and waste away cell by cell. Bladder troubles almost always result from a derangement of the kidneys and a cure is obtained quickest by a proper treatment of the kidneys. If you are feeling badly you can make no mistake by taking Dr. Kilmer's Stvamp-Root, the great aidney, liver and bladder remedy. It corrects inability to hold urine and scalding pain in passing it, ami overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often through the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mud and the extraordinary jg effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cur?a of the most distressing casts. Swanlp-Root is pleasant to take and is sold by all druggists in fifty-cent and ona-dollar size bottles. You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful new discovery and a book that tells all about it, both sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Binghatnton,. N. Y. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, SwampRoot, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. Y., 011 every bottV "southern ry" hiiiiuUulu hi Lilvci Jim. 1:<, i Read Down Read Up No.83, Daily No. 34. Daily i bpra l.v Charleston Ar 3 50pm w-'>i)in a buimncrvillu Ar 3 llpm 4 ftOpin Ar Klngsville Ar l-'.-.opin T lioso ir.iius, N 8. 33 and 34, will stop only at Sit'niiiervllle, Branchville, Orangebnand ->t. Muliliuws. Between Klngsvllls and Hlnckshnrr* K?wd Uuwn Head Up No 33, Uaity No.31, Daily ft o 'ptu L.v Kings ville A r lOftptn 0 I,ft pin Ar Cnniuen ?r UUUara 8 oOpm Ar Catawba Jet Ar l? Warn 8 3>?pin Ar Kock Hill ar 1* la a in 3,ft9|.in Ar Tlrzali Ar HMntn V ftPpin Ar Yorkvllle Ar 8 r.'am ttsSipin Ar Sharon Ar 8 2iuiu ti 3ftpin Ar Hickory Grove Ar H iftain M Uoiiptii Ar smi rua Ar 8 o.ft.uu 10 tftpui Ar Hlacksburg L.v 7 l?uw Trains Nos. 33 and 3\ stop at all Important stations between tvlngsville and Blaeksbur^. Between Kock illll and Marion Head Down Read Up ' No.35, Daily No.36, Daily 6 otwru I.v Kock Hill Ar III 50pm 6 19am Ar Tirzah Ar 10 IIpin 0 3law Ar Yorkville Ar lOOIpna 6 I6.vin Ar St aron Ar t? ltl|)in 4 woaai Ar Hickory Grovo Ar l< 3ftprn 7 tn,.iu Ar 8mj rna Ar U 3ftpm 7 i Irvui Ar IU:w LuhiirLr I.v M Hlmn 10 4oum Ar Marion Lv .' > Mpu Km. 3* aud '05 stop lit prliii'Lal -tat Ions between Kock Hill ami Marion. Hatween Marion ami lilacksburx Head Down Up No.60, Daily ex Sun No.67,Daily > \ Sun okm Lv Marion Ar tt60pm JuiJWu A - HlacUsburtf Lv 2 oUptn Train No. 33 will connect ut KocU lli l with sikvumih division No. s-l for Cliarloiic, Washington anil New York. Train No. 31 will make connection at Kock Hi.I with Savannuli division No 33 iroin Charlotte, Washington and Now York Mom. 33 and 31 liaiulle through I'ullman Draw iivK Kootn sleeping earn between New York and (V-irlesion. via Camden and Kock Mill, and Dining Car between Kock llili and Washing* toii. Kor further tuforination addn >, U W HUNT, D. f* A , Charleston, S. C. W. 11 TAYLOK, A C. I' A , Atlanta, Ca. S li, H A It D W 1CK.U. I*. A.. Washing ion, D. C. LANCASTER & CHESTER D /ITT \MJ a V M O n w V SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 8, I9>3 WESTBOUND l.v Lancaster .?. ....8 20 a m 4 45pm L.v Earl Luwn 6 39 a ut 5 III p in l.v Hascomvlllo > a in 5 25 p in Lv Klubl.urg 6 55 a in 5 35 p m Ar Cheater 7 M a in 8 5 n in Ar Charlotte?Sou. Hy 1* am 8 00 p in Ar Columbia? Sou Kv.... 10 15 a in I 16 a ai Ar Atlanta?S.A L Hy. ... 5" p m A r Lenoir?C. AS VV. liy ....2 05 p m ' EASTHOUND 1,? Lanotr?C.&N-VV. Ry.... 2 30pm l.v Atlai. ta?S.A I. Iiy ... I < 0 jt in l,v Columbia? Sou. Hy .8 10 a m 5 .to p m * J* I.V Charlotte?Sou. Ky .... 6 25pm Lv Cheater 9 15 a m 8 15 p m l.v Ktuhburg v 52 a in H ;W p m l.v lam'omv lie 10 02 a in 8 45 j> m l.v Fort l.a?-n 10 18 a m 5 56pm Ar I.ancestor 10 45 a in 9 15 p in Ar Caiudeu? Sou. Ky 2 00 p in CONNECTIONS 1 (JH KSTKR?Southern, S^abotrd, and Carollua St North-WeMern Hallway*. CAMDKM-Southern Railway. A. P McLURK. Superintendent. LEHOY SPR1 NOS. President. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Dia?iii what von oai-. Tills preparation contains all of thd dlgestants and digests all kinds of food. It gives Instant relief and never fall* to cure. It allows you to eat all the food you want. The most sensitive teasachs can take It. By its use man j || thousands of djtawtice h*yo b?e? cured after everything else fallen. 14 equalled tor the stomach. Child* us win Weak atoaaache tlulve on ilk Ivres all itMUH* tPf*tMn ? PlIWiMi ullii If tk. 0. ITm W Hi XC C .( ACO St. b?Uls froetkUkSH ilaiMtheWc. Sak