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r LiWJl RSfl fea W LS33 F* TR?liiBI,ES 9 "Ifi'iil Tiif^ord'it PhcNUnin^li \ y a .'mlicln" for 1! or i! ?< :? ?* . v? ^ It ciiv't iiiv on Aftri* hi I'^'l f)> nl V >100 wi' li ..ootor,i '4nli' o i oil- > * loll." J I IV . - -VIIS A rLJN'B r MAUTl , V*rW-?.r?huiy, W. Va. k If your liver <Iu*m not act roy- t nl ; > t.? your d.-1-and n t hi; n purMni! oi i tenmiru b H lack-I Iran- '"t and t;?1:< :i ', tonight. yr .it trrni'.y 1 medicine frees tl"4 const'pnted a bowels, stirs itI* t)i t ,rpid liver ' . nu t entities u liLjiltliy aicretion of I ft I h" .'ford's black - Draught t will i !? anP'> the bowels of im- |r pnriti?n and sm acthi'ii the kid- to noy . A . .. . I 1 >or invite? 0 colds, biiio -isiies*. chills and V fever and ul! >: i I < t Bickness and contagion. Weak kidneys result in Bright'# diet use f; which ( !h:i..< an iua!iy victim? t" ns censure on. A '?r.-cent Y naok:"r' ol Thedford's Black- r 1 )raugi:t sh aid always he kept P* K in the house. L "I used Thod ford's Black L Drftupht in livei and I: <lti?y com- R plaint* aim n unit intping to <wcel k ft "-WU.I IAM COKFMAN, Mar- t I blchOi-fl, 111. | TH2&FOfiP'3 | [ BLACK" i [DRAUGHT! ,wu? Hohson's Idea of Expansion. Washington, Nov 29.? Former Commander Richmoud Hobeon of the navy has prepared a bill which he has requested Repre sentative Wylie of Alabama to introduce in tlie house on the convening of the regular session of congress for the purpose, as he says, of making the UnitedStates the first naval power of the world during the next 18 years. The bill makes a total appropriation of $2,750,000,000. a certain portion of which ir to be used each year for new ships. Fifty million is made available for the present liscal year, sixty million for the next, and so on increasing by ten million each year up to 1915, when a lump sum of $1,500,000,000 is made to carry on the pro gramme to 1925. Better Thar a Plaster. A piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on the affected parts, is better than a plaster for a lame back and for pains in the side or obest. Pain Balm has no superior as a liniment for the relief of deep Heated, muscular and rheumatic pains. For sale by J. F. Mackej & Co., druggists. Where Ked Light* Hum. Cliarlotte, N. 0., Nov. 29.?A special to The Observer from Aflheville ?yn : A fatal tight oc curred in the "red light" district of this city this afternoon shortly after 3 o'clock betwoeu Bunk !?;?.! i tt ? x-iuiey anu narrey liensley or | Marion, and Bob Leo and another' man whose name is not known, of this city. While the fight was in progress a atray abot went through the window of a house ^ept by Ida Smathera aud atruck her in the left breast, inflicting, it is said, a fatal wound. Finley was shot twice, the first ball entering the man's left side, just abovo the heart, and coming out at 4 k _ V ?- TL. 1 ' at iub unt il. J at) HVOODQ KflOt flit Hensler id the beck tod cam? out near the abdomen. After the fight Finley was taken to the Mission hospital, and ia said to be dying. All the parties to the affray had been drinkiug. You Huov What You ArcTahlnK When you take Grove's Tasteless Ctii 11 Tonio because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle showin? that It is simply iron and Quinine in a tasteless fprra. No our# uu pay. KK Chester's rai.lv of confederates. Uovernor -Heyward Was Among the Speakers. Special to The State. Chester, Nov. 24.?The celebration hero today of Confederate rally day wan witnessed and par ticipated in by nearly a thousand visitors mainly from the adjoin ui)? counties. The visitors inclu ' (led Gov Hey ward, BishopGapers, I the Kev. Dr.A.G.Barron of Char 1 lotte, Adjt. Gen. Frost, Col. J. C. ' Boyd, and others who were down 1 tor participation in the program, ( which embraced exercises exten ' ding into the night. Tha object of the rally was to 1 raise about $150 to be used for * marking the graves of Confeder- ' ate veterans buried in the local 1 cemetery. The amount was rais- ' ed, about half of it bv voluntary 1 contribution at the exercises at * the opera house this morning and 1 the other haif through the sale of tickets to the entertainment at 1 the opera house tonight. 'I he success of the undertaking ' both from a financial and social 1 standpoint, should tie credited to | the local camp of veterans, Camp , Walker Gaston, and its commander, Major J.W.Reed, who planned and perfected the details. The exercises began with a parade through the streets of the veterans headed by the Gold Hill hand and the carriages contained the guests of honor. There were 78 veterans in line and 50 others on account of physical disability or for other reasons did not fall in line. A feature of the day was the drill and inspection of a battalion of Col. Boyd's regiment at the fair grounds, participated in oy me unester, nazelwood and ( Fort Mill companies, under Maj , .1. Hardin Marion's command, i This was witnessed by a large ' crowd of visitors and Chester people, including many ladies < and others in pretty vehicles of various types. The morning exercises were iu the opera house which was filled to standing room only. Alter an address of welcome by Maj. J. H. Marion, Gov. Hey ward delivered an address in which he made a distinct hit. This was followed by a response by the Key. A. U. Barr.-n of Charlotte, who was both witty and eloquent. A l!nnr?ilanOu nf""" ' ?* vv?vt Hiu VI *?nti U1 uuuur W1B voted to Gov. Heyward by the 1 camp and he accepted with re marks of grace and dignity. Early in the afternoon the battalian wan lined upon the square and addressed by Gov. Heyward, . Gen. Front and Col. Boyd. Then followed the drill and review. A feature of the evening exer- 1 bich wp'? nlH.O/beld in the opera house, was the addresses of Bishop Capern and Col. Frost. This is the season of the year when the prudent and careful . housewife replenishes her sup- 1 ply of Chamberlain's Cough ' Remedy. It is certain te be t Deeded before the winter is over, ( and results are muah mer* . prompt and satisfactory whan it in kept at hand and given an soon an the cold in contracted and before it has become nettled in the nyntem. Iu almost every instance a severe oold may be warded off by taking this remedy freely as < soon an the first indication of Ike ( cold appears. There is no dan- j gar in giving it to children for it ) contemn no harmful snbntence. ] It is pleasant to take?both 1 adultn arr children like it. Buy i it end yoc will get the beat. It < r.Jways cnren. For sale by J. F. i Uaokey & Co., druggists. I j Hold Kobbery in Hayannah. Savannah, Ga., Nov. 29.?Safe blowers raided the department ?tore of Foye & Eckstein of this city at an early hour this morning, dynamited the safe and got nearly $2,000, the Bales and col lections of Saturday after banking hours. Entrance was effected through the basement in the receiving department. Three of the city's policemen were within calling distance all through the night. So cleverly was the burglary perpetrated that there was ? -r - L 1 ?. ? ? i.u nun^iuiuu ui ruouery unui \f n'clock in the morning. The burglars broke off the knob of the ;ombination lock with a chisel, tilled the Aperture in the lock with dynamite, built a barricade jround the safe with bolts of sloth, covered it and the safe with blankets and comforters saturated with water aud then touched off the charge. So scientifically had the muffler for the axploBion beeu constructed that zold fish in a jar above the safe were not injured, notwithstanding the charge was so heavy that the safe door was torn from both hinges and lock. Every drawer in the office was rifled and a few checks were found on the floor, out nothing except money was missing. It will be good news to the mothers of small children to learn that croup can be prevent?d. The lirst sign of croup is Hoarseness. A day or two before the attack the child becomes Hoarse. This is soon followed by i peculiar rough cough. Give Jhamberlain's Cough Remedy freely as soon as the child be ;omes hoarse, or even after the rough cough appears, and it will lispel all symptoms of croup. In this way all danger and anxiety may be avoided. This remedy is used by many thousands of mothers arid has never been icDown to fail. It is, in fact, the nnly remedy that can alwavs be iepended upon and that in pleaaint and safe to take. For sale by J. F. Mackey Co., druggists, 'Meant* Every Word He Nays." Several days ago President Roosevelt entertained seven la aor leader* of Butte, Mod, who lad traveled 2.500 miles to the National Capital to take luncheon with him. The visitors were lighly delighted with their re. I caption, of coarse, and variously mpressed by the president, but ilways to hit credit. After the luncheon was over several of the number expressed their views ibnut the president and his at tractive personality, one of them laying, "I believe he means evry eord he says." That is generally the vie* of :nost of those who meet the presdent for the first time under tenial conditions. Mayor Smyth md Mr. Khett and Mr. George W. Williams of this city believed svery word that the preaidont laid to them when he was in Charleston at the exposition tbont hia determination not to appoint any colored man to office n inch communities as Oharleslon. The tenderfoot from Mon iiDi will doubtless be nnde jeived, jnil an were the tender' et from Charleston.?News and Dour tar. ?-sags* -csr- 1 A Ceetljr Mistake. Blanders are sometimes very ?xpenaire. Occasionally life itlelf is the price of a mistake, bat rov'll never be wrong if yoa take Dr. King's NewLife Tills for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Headache, Liver or Bowell troubles. They ire gentle yet thyrough. 25c, at Drawford Bros., J.F. Mackey <kOo ind Fnnderburk Pharmacy,Drug gists. MONSTERS IN CRIME Two Heardless Uujh Who Have Committed Eight Murder*. Chicago, November 27 ?Chain ed wrist to wrist, their hair matted with dried blood, their cloth ing covered with duat and dirt, two beardleaH boys, Peter Nieder meir and Harvey Van Dine, eat tonight in the presence of May or Harrison aud Chief of Police < VNoi I niimlv pnitfumiinir In llinir share in a three months career of crime, which has included eight murders, the wounding of five other men, and a long series ot robberies. The two young ban dits neither of whom is over 21 years of oge, together with their companion, Emil Koeskie, who is no older, were captured near Liverpool, Ind., today after h fight in which they battled against policemen, railroad detectives, rail road laborers and farmer . One man was killed, another fatally injured and all three of the young bandits were wounded, but not seriously. Niedermeier was wounded in the hand by bird shot; Van Dine was similarly injured and sustained in addition a flesh wound in the lett thigh ; Roeekie was shot iu the ritdit hip. The three men were wanted by the police for complicity in the murders at the car barns of the Chicago City Railroad Company, on August 30, when two meu were killed, a third badly wounded and $2,250 stolen. Gustavo Marx, who, last Saturday night murder ed Officer John Quinn, when the policeman endeavored to place him under arrest, confessed after his arrest that he, in company with the three men, had com mitted the crimen at the car barns. The hunt for Van Dine, Neidermeier and lioeskie has been hot ever since. Although they knew that the eutire police force was looking for them, the three men remained in the city until Wednesday morning. "We were Maying' for a fellow that was a witness against Marx," acid Vnn Dine. On Wednesday they leftChica go, going to a dug out made near Millers stntion, Indiana, whir* they were surprised by thepolics thii morning. Good For Children. The pleasant to take and harmless One Minute Cough Cure gives immediate relief in all cases of Cough, Croup aud LaGrippe because it does not puss immediately into the stomach, hut takes effect rii*ht ?-?? ? f *u - -rvi?v wi viir trouble. It (Itnwh out the inflammation, her In and noorhe* an<1 cures permantly by enabling the lungn to contribute pure life giving and lifo auHtaiuing oxygen to the blood and tissues. Dr. Armstrong of Delia, Tex., prescribe* it daily and nays there is no better cough remedy made. Hold by Crawford Bros. Will be Made a Cardinal. Rome, Nov. 29.?The Italia flays that l'ope I'ius, in receiving Bishop Scalabrini of Piacanza, in known for his liberal principle!* I?nd fnr lha miaoiAn? V,? I' -- -1 ? - ? .w? ..v iinuoiuiiv no nan oDmU" liehed, especially in America, to aseiat emigrants, informed the bishop that he n/ill be nominated cardinal at the next consistory. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind Yon Have Always Bought Women as Well as Men Are Made miserable by Kidney and Bladder Trouble. * Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, discouragcsandlessensanibition; beauty, ? ^ r? . vigor and cheerfulness soon disappear __ when the kidneys are ^ uA, iwr? out of order or dis M ;^l ; Kidney trouble has i) ')eco,ntI 80 prevalent S?^rL-.~. * that it is not uncoiu / 7 moil for a child to be {J m \ >SKg\jgp liorii afflicted with ?=2?. weak kidneys. If the child urinates toooften, if the urine scalds the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an age when it should be able to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wetting, depend upon it, the cause of the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards thi treatment of these important organs, fins unpleasant trouble is due to a diseased condition of the kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as most people suppose. Women as well as men are made miserable with kidney ami bladder trouble, and both need the same great remedy. The mild and the immediate effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It is sold have a sample bottle by mail free, also a Homo of Swamp-Uooi. pamphlet telling all alxmt Swamp-Root, including many of the thousands of testimonial letters received from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binglianiton, N. Y., be sure and mention this paper. Don't make any mistake, * but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Bingham ton, N. Y., on every bottle. TOUTHERN RY t Schedule iu effect Jan. 13. 1903. dead Down dead Up No 33. lM.ly No. 34. dally I Opm > 1.v Charleston Ar 3 50pm tigipm AiSntnmcrville Ar 3 11pm 4 50pin Ar Kiiigaville Ar I'Jcupm Those trains. N. s 33 and 34, will stoponly at Su'nuicrville, liranchvule, Orangeburg and St. Matthews. Between Klngsvtlls and Dlacksburg liead Down dead Up No 33, Dally No.34, Daily aunpui Lv Kingsville Ar I'D pin 6 15pm ArCemdcn Ar 1130am 8 oupiu Ar Catawba Jet Ar I* iiittm S'J'pin Ar dock Hill Ar 9 15am 8 59pin Ar Tirzah Ar 8 54am 9 09pm Ar Yorkville Ar it Cam 9 2.1pm Ar Sharon Ar 8 2<am 9 35pin Ar Hickory Grove Ar 8 15am 9 .iOpiu Ar Sun rua Ar 8 U5am * 10 15pm Ar Ulacksburg Lv 7 4..>m k Trains Nos. 33 and 3i stop ai all Important stations between rilngsville and Hlacksburf,. Between dock i 1 ill and Marion dead Dowu dead Up No.35, Dally No.3d, Daily 6intra Lv dock Hill Ar 10 30pm . 6 19ain Ar Tirzah Ar 10 llpiu 831am Ar Yorkville Ar 1001pm 8 ill.iiu Ar SI aron Ar It I8i?m 7 (Ml.nn Ar Hickory Urovo Ar V 36pm 7 lu.un Ai hui .riu Ar 1' - pia 7 Ar lilac ksburg l,v 8 itipin 10 4 >uiju Ar Marlou L.v f?50p:n Nu?. 3j and 36 slop ut principal stations between Rock Hill und Marlon. Between Marion and Mlaek.sburg Read Down Read Up No.MJ, Daily e* Sun No.07, Daily ex Sun ooijiin bv Marlon Ar 8Wpm 2 0) pin Ar lilACksburK l?v 2 nOpm Train No 33 will connect ai Bock IIII1 wilta .-nVeiinah division No .i for hu.lolte, Washington and New York. * Train so. 31 will mike coniu-etlon at R >elc Hill with Savannah division No 3.< from Charlotte, Washington and New York No*. . 3 and 31 handle tli ouk*> I'ullnian Drawing Room steeping cars between New York ami Ci urle.Hioii. via Camden and Rock 'till, and I lining Cur between Rod; Hill and Washington. ror further la?ortmu.on ad r s, R. W. HUNT, I). I* A , Charleston, S. C. . W. H. VAYLOK, A G I* A , Atlania, (In, S H H ARU^t ICK.tl.A .Washington. I>.C. LANCASTER & CHESTER RAILWAY COMPANY SCHEDULE JN EFFECT NOV 'JO. 19 CI DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. WESTBOUND Lv Lancaster 7 l.r> n id f> tx) p m Lv Fori Lawn 7 34 a in ft 30 p m f.v Hascomvlllo 7 i( it in 7. 4"> p in Lv IticnnurK *. ..7 ft ' a in 6 uu p in Ar Chewier 8 IS u m rt .1 u in Ar i harlo'.tr ?Sou. Ky I' "?ft n in 9 on p in Ar <.'HIuinti..k S"ii K v 11 oo ,i :i. I I,, i m Ar Atlanta?S.A.L. Ky. ...4 fc? p m Ar York villi?C. AN- W RyT6 85 a m ArOuvtonla " " 10 30 a m Ar Lenotr ' " 2 oft p m EASTUOUND Lv Lenoir?C.&N-W. Ky.... 2 30pm Lv Oitwtonla " " ft so p m Lv Yorkvllli " " (123 p m Lv atla la?.s.A L Uy ... 1 ill p m Lv ColumDla?Sou. Ry 0 |o a m flSftpm Lv Charlotte? Sou. H.v . ...8 40 u m t j.. p in . Lv Chester 10 ill a m 8 2ft p in J Lv Rlchburg 10 4ft a m H 49 p in Lv Hawcomv lie II 00 a ra H ftft p in Lv Fort La,rn 1116 am 9 00pm Ar Lancaster II 4ft a m 9 26 p in CONNECTIONS CHESTER?'Southern, Seaboard, and Carolina A North-Wi-Htorn Railways uancastkk?Southern Kuilway A. P. MeLUKK, Superintendent. LKKOY SPHINtiS. President. CHICHESTrTS ENGLISH PENNYRUYAL FILLS lafi . AIwiti reliable I.nrilea, ut Dronrtat tot rillClirATER't BNUMHir In Red and to Wold metallic boiM, analed with blue ribbon. * r?k*no othrr. Betotr dnnirroaa ahcll. I tatHnniMt Imltntlom. Buy of your Dniiriit, or Mftd le. In ftiunpa for Pnrtlrulnr*, Trait* l?l? Mil " R?ll?r kr I.Mtlfx," tn trfMr, br retara Mall, 10.004Teattmoulala. Bold b# all Dntrnii OH IOH MAT HI OHBMIOAl. OO. I IIM MatUoa Raarr, railX, Pto. d I v -?? ?? m* *