‘MACEDONIAN R V IT
SAiaTO«MI.'l>
uprising Reporiai la j. oui
Bu.ffarian Villages.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
insurgent bands Ar.E ACTIVE
the DJetrict of Krushevo the Gov-
•'“nment Telegraph Offices Have
®cen Dynamited—Trouble Ma>
®pread Outside of Macedonia.
Constantinople, August 8.—The in
®urrec*tioiiary mcverneut in Macedonia
•^ppeirs to be widening. Banos arc
reported to b« active in the Sanjal^
Uskub and the district of Krushe-
wh<^re the government telegraph
offices have been dynamited; while
the district of Dibra. four Bulga
villages have risen, provoking a
corresponding rising in the neighbor-
Albanian villages. According tc
^he statement* of the porte, however
the authorities have succeeiied in cahn-
the Albanians and inducing them
to return to their homes.
The diplomats here are uneasy, fear
ing that the trouble may ■ pread out-
side the bounds of Mace-it>ni«i. Sc
as the trouble is -'onfined tc
the usual skiii'mif^hing bap^is and occa
sional dynamite outrages, it is not bo-
Sieved that there will be ^ny serious
<'ause for alarm.
Up to the present tlm-*? the embas
sy has been confin>»a to advising thf
poTte t oprerent the Masselsr.en pop
ulation from engaging .n fights with
the Insurgents.
Twelv.^ battalions of i-»*lle''s in the
Sanjak of Scrflje and rhc vilayet ol
Monastir have been ca.led out.
CARRIED TO FEDERAL COURT.
Habeas Corpus Procetedings In Behall
of Lytle.
Montgomery, Ala., August 15.—The
habeas corpus proceediugs instituted
in behalf of W. R. Lytle, who is want
ed in Chicago for assault to murder*
and who is a brother to Mary Gor
don, who committed suicide at Chlca-
ga last Su*nday. v.ere late this evening
transferred from the city court to tha
TJnited States court. J^ytle has em
ployed five attorneys in all, including
two United States district attorneys
It is said tha^ the district attorneys
"Were tTie ones that suggested changing
courts, as It is claimed that Lytle is
heing held viniolation of the constitu
tion of the United States. The requi
sition papers will be fought when they
are presented. The habeas corpus
proceedlnfiTs will be heard tomorrow al
12 o’clock.
Four Children Cremated.
Spartanburg. S. C., August 12.—A!
Welford, a &mall township near this
-ity, four negro children were burned
to death In a burning building. Char-
Jey Hlneg and his wife, well known ne-
proes, left their home early In the
•evening In charge of their five chll-
'iren and went to the negro church,
.about a mile away, to attend services.
While away the house caught Are
and burned <3own on the heads of four
of the children. The oldest child,
a boy about 10 years of age., jumped
ironi a w’indow and was saved. The
orthere were burned to a crisp la the
<onflagration.
Town Swept by Fire.
Chicom, Cal., August 11.—William J.
hall of the business portion of Briggs
has been destroyed by flre. The loss Is
esUmar.ed at ?40,000.
TWIGQ'S MANIACAL DEED.
Seven Perrons Dead as Result at Wt
field, Kans.
W'infleld, Kans., August
Seven peroscs are now dead as a
result of th« maniacal deed of fil
bert Twigg, who fireJ into the cros»'d
at a band concert here on Thurs-dti^
night. Twlgg and three of his vic
tims died with a short timo. '
Those w'ho have since succumbed
are Port Smith, Dawson Billltjr and
Roy Davis, a boy.
Elmer Farnsworth and Otisv Carter
are dying, while Claud Ree;'* Charles
‘Thomas and James Clarksor are In a
critical condition. A score of others
ere badly hurt.
^ A letter has been found among
the effects of Twlgg which iadicatea
that he planned the masoacre some
days ago. He wrote that he had
harmed no man and had never vlolat-
^ the laws of his country, and that
the deed iie was about to perpetrate
was for the purpose of ‘‘gettln:^ even”
with those who had shunned \iim and
interested themselves u-nnececsarily in
his affairs. He expressed regret that
ji0 di'3 not settle his account w’lth
Lieutenant Myron C. Bowdish and Cor.^
tract Surgeon O, W. Woods of the
United States army against w^om he
ikPpearB to liav« bad a grievance.
George Clanton negro prisoner in
Jail at Tlfton, Ga., attempted suicide
by hanging.
League of Georgia M-unlcipallties
meets at Macon next Wednesday. It
will hav« two days’ sessions.
It is thought Gashier Dewey’s steal
ing from the Farmers and Merchants’
hank, at New Berne, N. C., will ex
ceed $120,000.
Returns from the primary election
in Mississippi verify former reports
that Money won the senatorshlp and
Vardaman the governorship.
It is reported in AVlall street that the
sta-ndari Oil Company has acquired
control of the Vlrginia-Carolina Chem
ical company.
Seventeen hundred Bulgarians have
been routed by Turkish troops. War
seems to be Imminent In the Balkans.
Tennessee will have an exhibit of
her products at the world’s fair.
The pre£i<lent of the Alabama Con
solidated Coal a«ad Iron company con
tinued his testimony before the ar
titrating board at Birmingham yester
day.
Secretary Root has issued a state
ment in regrad to the duties of the
chief of staff.
In an address at Dixon, Ills.. Feder
al Judge Grovscup declared that the
government must supervise monopo
lies in order to save the nation.
Parliament has been prorogued
There was nothing in King Edward’s
speech of special interest.
The Turkish gendarme who killed
the Russian consul at Monastir has
been executed in obedience to the re-
Cjuest of the czar.
Mme. Humbert continues to Inter#
rupt the progress of her trial at Parl.s
by hysterical exclamations. She told
the Judge yesterday that she would
leave court with her head high.
Three Killed by Lightning. !
Cliarleston. S. C., August 17.—Sarah |
Polie. a negro. a>nd two children were I
killed by lightning last night at Brog-
dens. In Sumter county. The woman
was in the a(*t of closing a window
when killed. The Infant in her arms
was knocked across the room and se
riously injureJ, but is alive today. The
other tv.'o children were on the oppo
site side of the room.
Stockholders' Meeting.
Toledo, O.. August 17.—J. Edward
Simmons, of New York; R, C. Martin,
of Xew York, and Henry W. Ashley,
of Toledo, the retired members of thd
Ann Arbor board of directors, were
re-elected today. The stockholders’
meeting wa« held in the Ann Arbor
private car which wa.s run in on the
siding at Durand, Mich., long enough
to comply with the legal requirements
of a meeting.
(’omiujr as it does in the busiesst
season, when a man can least att'oril
to lose time, a sure and quick cui-e lt>r
diarrhoea is vei*y desirable. Anyone
who has i^iven it a ti-ial will tell you
that the (|uic!<est, surest and most
pleasant remedy in use for this disease
is ('Ijainberhiin’s (’olic, ('holera and
Diarrhoea Iteniedy. There is no loss
of time when it is used, as one or two
doses of it will cui’e any ordinary at
tack. It never fails, not even in the
most severe and danoei'ous cases.
For sale by Z.W. Nichols. Brevard,
and O. L. l-'rwin, ('berry tield.
r
1 Hope
My Customers Will
Excuse Me
For not chaiioijig iiiy ad. oftener, as I ain usually too busy selling goods to
our many customers to take time to think wliat to put in an ad. And
besides, I prefer talking face to face with the people to seeing them at long
range through a newspaper. So don't w'ait to see me in that way. There is no
use for me to do so, but I will tell you that I have the best all-round general mer
chandise store in I^revard; and those who don^t already know it can find out by
looking through my store. My lines—including Dry Goods, Groceries, 8hoes,
Clothing and others—are strong; and from the amount of business done my prices
must be low.
Hoping that I may be able to serve a satisfied people,
I am yours faithfully,
T. D. ENGLAND
Phone 8.
McMinn Block.
Brevard, N. C.
From the
Factory to the Foot
T. W. Whitmire has just received the largest line of men’s, women's and
children’s Shoes ever in Brevard, and the prices are 20 per cent, cheaper
considering quality than any other shoes in town. These shoes are bought
direct fi-om the factory, and every pair guaranteed. My Clothing was
bought the same wiiy—direct from the factory—and I have some of the
nicest and most st.ylish patterns in the city. My line of Negligee Shirts
and Neckwear are simjjly out of sight. When it comes to dressing a i>:en-
tleiiian from head to toe and in the swellest of style no one in Brevard can
do this but myself, and this is the way I do it: First thing is a silk finished
undershirt with double elastic seams; Scrivin’s drawers; next is that pretty
little low collar and midget tie with the 20th century link cutf^ and buttons;
then I follow that up with a suit of the Kantbebeat brand of clothing, which
is the most swell line in town; then comes the ^reat Manss pat. cult blucher
shoe, the jH’ettiest thing ever seen in Brevard, and every pair guaranteed;
the last and best of all is for the head, and that is a John B. Stetson hat in
the latest shape. If you will tell me what more it takes to dress a man I
will buy it. Ah! I forgot to put any socks on ray man, but it is not because
I haven't got them. I have them, and the very nicest in town. My dry
goods and grocery trade is good enouj^h. Come and see me.
T. W. WmTMIRE
/, 2, J Cooper Block, Main and Broad Sts.
Galloway, Dyckworth & Go.,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
We Wish
'oims 3 and4, McMinn Block, Brevard, N. C.
Buy and sell all kinds of Real Estate,
Collect rents, and attend to prop
erty when owner is absent.
Farming and Timber Lands a Specialty.
.. to Call..
U. w. Kadhain,
Member of the
State Tuners
Association
OF. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Headquarters ff>r the summer at
HENDERSONVILLE, N. C.
Solicits your patronajje for work in
his line.
Pianos, Organs, ets.
Tuned and Repaired
On short notice, at reasonable prices.
Guarantees all work entrusted to
his care.
Orders sent to him at Henderson
ville will receive prompt attention.
T
HE attention of our customers to
the fact that we have some special
bargains in
Hry Goods
These goods must be sold, and we have
put them on the market at a very low
jirice, giving our customers our profit.
To Orii Country Trade:
When in town make our store your head
quarters. Brinj^ all your produce and we will
pay you the hijrhest market price.
THE
OPERATES
Double Daily Trains
parrying- Pullman Sleepers. Cafe Cara
la carte) aud Chair Cars (seats free).
Electric Lijjhted Throvghovt
BETWEEN
S!rmini:tiam, (Memphis and Kansas City
and to Ai.U POINTS IN
rcxas, Oklahoma and Indian Territories
AND THE
Far West and Northwest
fHB ONLY THROUQH SLEEPINQ CAR LINB
BETWEEN THE SOUTHEAST AND
KANSAS CITY
Yours for business.
KINSLAND & WELLS
Phone 71.
Brevard, N. C.
Descriptive literature, tickets ar
ranged and throuffh reservations made
upon application to
IW. T. SAUNOKRSi Gcn'l A«t. Pass. Derr.
on
Th*w.Pa**.AoT., Atlamta. Ga.
W. T. SAUNDERS
G«n’l Ag*nt P«sssng«r D«partm»nf
ATLANTA, GA.