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SI flowers coiiaro? fit !fl VOL. III. NO. 31. RUTHERFORDTON, N. C, THURSDAY. AUGUST G. 1903. S1.00 A YEAR. THEDFORD'S THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE Tbedford's Black-Draueht has saved doctors' bills for more than sixty vears. For the common fam ily ailments, such as constipation, indigestion, hard colds, bowel com plaints, chills and fever, bilious ness, headaches and other like complaints no other medicine is necessary. It invigorates and reg ulates the liver, assists digestion, stimulaha action of the kidneys, Eurifies the blood, and purges the owiils of foul accumulations. It sour stomach, dizziness, chills, rheumatic1 pains, sideache, back- acne. Kidney troubles, constipation, diarrhoea, biliousness, piles, hard colds and headache. Lvery drug frist hasThedford's Black-Draught n 25 cent packages and in mam moth size for $1 .00. Never accept a substitute. Insist on having the original made by the Chattanooga Medicine Company. I believe Tbedford's Black-Draught b the best medicine on earth. It is good for any and everything. I have a family of twelve children, and for lour years I nave Kept them on loot and nealtny with no doctor but BlacK- Draught A. J. URccN, Illewara, La. LOBBYING CHARGED IN LEGISLATURE SAVED FROM THE NOOSE. Condemned Man In Alabama Proves Alibi and la Respited. Birmingham, Ala., July 30. Felix Hall, a negro In the county jail here Georgia Senate Has Adopted the most cheerful person 111 AValftSfcU V MM bW -Vrf UWMOU SOUTHERN TO BUILD JELLI00 EXTENSION 8Q"UADRON'S narrow escape. Resolution. TRANSMITTED TO HOUSE. Friday. The rope had been stretch ei and tented. Some of the prayers had been said. Hall was convicted of having killed Came Very Near Destruction in Dens Fog on Pacific. New York, August 1. According to a letter received here from a member - t, T, . Tir.v'of the crew of the cruiser New York, liarge rorce 01 men a wor the flajrship and th4S other vessels of On 'Th0 NarrOWS." the Pacific squadron had a narrow es- " cape from destruction on July 1J, REACHES VALUABLE COAL FIELD. ' before reaching Dutch Harbor, says a dispatch to The Herald from San Fraa- R starred to Committee on Judiciary. 1 rir rn,u : xffi. 1. h. Raut Ovr which the Cisco. Investigation of Alleged Charges of j Ensiey three years ago. He was ar- Southern and tha Louisville ..and1 With tbs Nw Yortl the MarDl .... - j n k .a " 1 head and the Dennlnsrton. The vessels Lobbying-Oth. Matter. consia-, -u mcum t , Naslwe Made vigorous a Flaht ' w BtMmln, " . ,ho 1, red. to the last pleaded not guilty. He had no money and at the trial the court AManta, August 1. Charges of "lob- ar pointed a young attorney to repre- hvlna'- mafle UDon the floor of the I ni mm. ine negro a siupiauy sua For Right of Way. KnoxviF.e, Tenn.. 1 through a dense fog. According to I the .chart and an observation obtain August 1. The d Just before the fog shut down, byli" maae upon the floor or tne m . u. a ' Bvn rv a plenty of clear deep water house and the report of these charges , "V9 Jyte" .f : of 375 men to work on "The Narrows" for mila, lu every dlreotion. and the 1 . . ? ir, if 1. preparation for trial made it an Ti.. m - ua - . . ... .. aom., v - nagsnip was stopped ana ine oiner ves by live newspapers accompanied in some instances . by comment con strued as reflecting seriously upon the easy matter to convict him, and he : vas sentecced to death." The attor-! TR03PS FIRE VOLLEY AT STRIKING WORKERS Ten Killed and Eighteen Are Wounded. Trouble on Russian road. VERY LOW RATES TO ' MANY POINTS Strikers Attempted to Stop Trains and Detachment of Forty Soldiers Was Summoned to Suppress the Disturb ance Stones Hurled at Troops. members of the general assembly j 8 6yiuyaiay uume sreuy rioub were responsible for the senate's adop- : after h nad Sotten lnt0 the case- 'tion. yesterday, of a resolution call-, Ilowever- auu smce lu iriai nas ... ' hbon 1 nrv V rr affot Kits pUonf t Intoroaf ing for a joint committee or invesuga. tion. This resolution was immediate-: 10 " U-Jfc asu "e 10 Llle St. Petersburg, July 30 Ten striking workmen were killed and 15 ware wounded as the result of a volley fired by troops at Mikhailovo, on the TIflis- 1 aa an extension from JelHco through "The aell weis orderod to do the same. All Btottm railway, July 28. Narrows' up Clear Fork creek into the n,horBa ma ba mftvA w- -m.a hhht Tne st-ikers attempted to stop trains valuable Clear Pork coal district j the fog nfted. Ahead In every dlrec Thls ii the route over which the tlon cou te 86n breaking water, and Southern and the Louieville and Nash- a Quarter a mne ahead was an ville so vigorously fought for rights island, on which, but for the lookout's or way a little more ttan a year ago. yeSf 9 New York ud ner gu.n. ..... , t I r-i'Tiftr Tatofro-fKr . Tinn frvr ft raanita on1 . - ly transmitted to tne nouse, wnere 11 -j- " 'V Tne Luvl"e tnd Nasnviue securee boat escort In 10 minutes more would was 1 ef erred to the committee on Ju informing him that the prisoner, whose ; rights of way and builfc The naye beda wrecked. . dlciary. This committee at its meet- iiuu m me uUUSB was N d now it is claimed the, Ing in the afternoon adopted a substl tute :or the original resolution in which working on th eMississlppi levee wheu BoUtheril also haa a EUrvey in that dif- GOULDS TO EXTEND LINES. the ciima was committed and had ; cult section which will prevent It from I 1 1 A 1 V. . A. the woidiPg of the original was some- j ver ueeu m Aiaonma uum monma encroachln upon the Louisville and gelid Train From Chlcaoo and Pitta- what en&ngea. ! " t1"1"1"" Nashville rights or way, With the adoption of either set of! fae woulJ act on the advice of the trial resolutions an investigation is assured. Juse- The attorney, Mr. Dehegre, at The men who have ma'de charges of: his own expense, arranged to have lobbyisni which is a crime clearly ae-1 several gentlemen, In whose employ fined in the statutes of Georgia will j the negro worked at the time of the be given full opportunity to produce! murder, come here and Identify him. their pr&oi, if they have any; an. ! Trial Judge Green, the attorney and ! burg to Near Orleans. The voik of construction will be New Orleans, La., August l.A. C. pushed by the Southern, and both Bird, irajfk director of tl itire sys roads will then have lines up Clear tern of the Gould railroads announced Fork. ON GALLOWS THREE DIE. last night before leaving for Chicago that before the end of this year the Gould system would have solid trains running dn-ect Into Chicago and Pitts- ar . p. detachment of 40 soldiers was summoned. The soldiers were greet ed with a shower of stones and some revolver shots. After repeated warn ings the troops were ordered to fire. Tne street car service at Odessa is suspended in consequence of a strike of drivere and conductors for higher wages. The employes are preventing the cars from leaving the sheds. ACTIVITY IN SOUTH RUSSIA. Bank of RofherfordtoD. Statement of the condition of Bank of Ilutherfordtou, as made to the Corpor ation Commission, at close of business on June 9th, 1903- RESOURCES, Bills receivable 26,197 34 Overdrafts .... 63329 Rutherford county bonds 200 00 Banking house 3,750 00 Furniture and fixtures 1 ,250 00 Cash duo from banks 2,957 91 County and U. 8. claims 707 72 Other real itare 16 00 any person or persons have been gull-; the two Mississippi gentlemen, who Friday Was Black Day for Murderer burg from New Orleans and Galveston In Alabama. Montgomery, Ala., August 1. Meant &md that soon thereafter they would be entering Baltimore. This statement was made after Mr. ty of this crime, the way will be pavJ hd arrived, .went together to the Jail, ed for their punishment. j The 130 negro prisoners were lined up Th house a Dent a laree Dart of the , and the gentlemen, without any hesl- day yesterday in seemingly unneces- tatlon. picked out the right man. The wd Stark paid the death penalty for BIrd ,eted bla flrflt offlclal ln. sary wraigMng. There was a long' governor was notified and he wired a 'he murder of Finnie Foster, another inaction of the whole system which discussion of the question as to wheth-j 60 days' resipte. (negro, Jastlyear. Means and Stark d veral weaka within the . . ... . I ... ,.. v. . 1 TL-oro hi.irnr fha ctnro f a w-m mQ coverea several weeKs. wiuun me er nienioers 01 visiung commiuee nan win iineiy db reieasea as soon " ' , 7 " " T time specified the Gould people will should heve only actual expenses aaj as the forms of, law can be compiled near Mt- esa, when one of the two haye weH baQk ratloil Total $35,712 26 LIABILITIES. Capital paid in 1Q.000 00 Sarplun and unirided profits. . 3,018 62 Bilb payabu; 8,600 00 Deposits Rubjeet to check 10,430 40 Time deposit 3,60:1 24 Total 935,712 20 I, j. W. Dorsey, acting cabiex' of the Bank of Kutherfordtou, do solemnly swear that the above report in true and correct to the beat of my knowledge and Ixdief. J. W. DORSE Y. Sworn to before J. F. Flack, N. P. Correct Attest : D. F. Mdhrow, J. C. Walksr, T Smith. C. COMMERCIAL BANK. Report of the condition of the Com merci l Bank of Rutlierfordtou, at Ruth- erf ordton, N. C, at the close of business on June 9th, 1903. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts, 28,882 89 Overdrafts 724 91 Furniture and Fixtures ...... 1,000 00 Due from banks and bankers. 10,332 26 Cash on baud 2,016 04 per itemized statement, or should be with. permitted to charge railroad fare when they tiavel on passes.. The Itemized statement won the day. The vagrancy bill by Mr. Oalvin, of Richmond, was "passed, as were also bills to amend the alternative road law and the law about one raliroa 1 parallelinf another within 10 miles, so as to exempt suburban electric lines. . The house spent some time consid ering reports from the committee on! rules. It refused to entertain the idea of a steering committee, and instruct ed the rules committee to report on the lescutions calling for special or dert. Ac hour of the afternoon session wa3 spent ln debating a point of order and an appeal from the decision of the chair relative to a substitute on the uniform text-book question. Then when a resolution was report ed fixing; the convict bill as a special order tor next Tuesday morning tha house refused to adopt it, passing In stead a resolution to stick to the house calendar until Wednesday. Absolutely nothing has been done by the house relative to the disposition ol the felony convicts and the body ap pears to have bee largely frittering awa Us time in useless wrangles. Tn indications are now that this question, the most important of the session, will not be settled before mid night of the last day of the session, perhaps not until early morning of the day following. The house passed, by a vote of 88 to 2, the till of Senator Perry, of the thirty-third proposing to amend section 218') of volume 2 of the code relative to the .'ajlng out of routes of street rail way. This bill exempts street and subur ban tsiiways, operated by electricity, from ths provisions of the law whicb prohibits the building of one line ol railroad within 10 miles of and paral lel to another. There was no special opposition to the bill and It would un doubtedly have had a larger vote had not the Attendance been small. THEY DID NOT TRUST BANKS. who was standing on guard outside the store door saw Finnie Foster ap proaching, and thinking that he was the proprietor of the store, shot him to down the Mississippi river from St. Louis to New Orleans, which will give them an outlet. By that time he figures, they will be in Pittsburg awry oi rvonnery ttecauea oy ueatn . . ' on the aet. -ultimately reaching the ine negroes were conviciea in me ... ., . . . ,it of Lady. Crawford ville, Ga., August 1. Mls Mary- Battle, 78 years of age and a lifelong resident of Barnett, was bur ied yesterday at that place. She was a sifter of Lawrence and James J. Bat tle, of Warrenton. The deceased leaves a maiden sister, I the two having lived alone for man; j yeai s. They owned several fine farms, ! Georgia railroad and Augusta factory' stocks. Their income from thesfl fi&urces amounted to quite & handsome sum annually. Contrary to the advice of relatives they kept a large amount of funds in their house, with no othef protection than themselves, when in December. 1901, unknown parties dun ing' the night overpowered the aged sisters and secured $12,000. The rob bcry attracted much attention at the time, but the guilty parties were nev ec located. criminal court and their appeal to the , supreme ccurt was refused. A peti-1 tlon was prsented to Governor Jelks, asking for the commutation of the sen tence to life imprisonment, but the chief executive declined to Interfere with the court's sentence. Atlantic seaboard at Baltimore. Mr. Bird held a conference with a board of trade committee looking to stabllsiiicg a line of four steamers between here and New York that would carry Gould traffic from the great west. Military Circles Astir Conferences Being Held in Odessa. New York, July 30. Unusual activi ty continues ln South Russian military circles, says a Moscow dispatch to The Times by way of London. Fre quest conferences are being held in Odessa by military chiefs from south Russia. Unusually exhaustive fnspec- i tions of troops are being held through. oft the south. Large orders for ammunition cases, etc., have Just been placed in various towns by the war-office, and the gov trcment magazines have been accumu lating unusually large Quantities of stores for some time. It is reported quent conferences are being held in stores for some time. It is reported that the volun by the government that provision must j b made for the contingency by expe ditions withdrawal of the fleet from Mirvlce, under the commercial flag be Ueen Odessa and the far east SOUTHERN RAILWAY. The Southern Railway Compa ny announces the sale of tickets at -extremely low rates, from points on its lines for the follow ing special occasions : Athens, G a. Summer School, Ju ly 1-August 9, 1003. Knoxvillk, TkNN.-Summer School June 23-July 31, 1908. Montkagle, Teitn. Bible School, July 1-August 30, 1903. Nashville, Tenn. Peabcdy Col lege Summer Schools, June 1 July30,1903. Tuskeqee, Ala. Summer School, June 26-August 7, 1903". Above Rates Open to the Publio. Tickets will be sold to above points from all stations on South ern Railway. Detailed information ean be had upon application to any Tick et Agent of the Southern Rail way, or Agents of connecting lines, or by addressing the under signed. R. L. VERNON, T. P. A., Charlotte, N. C. -VIA- ILIN0IS CENTRAL RAILROAD. KING EDWARD AT CORK. Hanging in Birmingham. Birmingham, Ala., August 1. Sidney King, a negro, was hanged in the coun ty jail yard at 10:25 yesterday morn ing. He had nothing to say on the gallows and died without apparent . . ., .. n . ' . the royal party oa their arrival at Cork convict, while the two were confined , . . . - Royal fealute and Cheering Welcomed Their Majesties. i Cork, August 1. The firing of the royal salute, and cheering welcomed King Edward, Queen Alexandra and PHILIPPINE REVENUES. in Coalburg prl3on in July, 1902. LIGHTNING DEALS DEATH. SILK MILL FOR CHARLOTTE. this morning on board the royal yacht Victoria end Albert from Berbaven. The pert was bright with bunting, the whole town was well decorated, n .4 Vn ,)...) ... Allvt n.IU . Many Killed and Injured In Church """r , Near Lynchburg. , "Ishtseers The lord mayor and cor- Northern Capitalists to Ereet One In , Short Time. j Charlotte. N. C, July SO. Charlotte will soon number among its Industrie! a large silk mill. . Northern capi talists who are Interested in the estab Lynchburg, Va., August 1 Thursday afterLoon. three persons were killed and more than a score injured by lightning at New Hope church. Appo mattox county. The dead: Paul Go wen. Charles Austin. Aubrey Wlngfield. Among the more seriously injured are: Eugene Turner, Nathaniel Morris, 11-Lment of a eilk mill here have been to Charlotte, looked over the field and Tom Coleman, Napoleon Patterson. Total .. $42,955 60 LIABILITIES. Capital stock 110,000 00 Surplus 2,100 00 Undivided profits 855 50 Dfrpomts subject to checks .... 29,574 90 Cashier's checks 825 20 INCREASE IN NORTH STATE. arc thoroughly convinced that this cii7 Is the place to locate such a plant While here these gentlemen visited the Highland Park mill site, partlallj arranged for the location of the sils mill and were told that the Highland Park power plant would be ready to fr.vnisb them power by tht first of Jan uaty. A meeULg of the James River Bap tist association was in progress and a large number of men took refuge un der an awning near the building when the storm came up. Lightning struck a tree ia front of the awning, causing the disaster and throwing the great crowd on the grounds into a panic. when they landed. Their majesties drove through the decorated streets, which wre lind with troops and blue jackets, to the race course, where the king preiented colors to two Irish regiments. The Catholic bishop of Cork was in vited to afslst at the ceremony ol blessing the colors, most of the men being Cathollca, but he refused to be associatod with the Protestant ohap lain. Statement Prepared by the Bureau of Insular Affairs. Washington, July 30. A statement prepared by the bureau of insular af fairs, of the war department, shows the customs revenues in the Philip pines for the first four months of 1903 to have been 92,931,702, against $2,901, Oil ta the same period in 1S02, and $1,216,657 In 1899. A comparison of the customs reve nue under the Spanish adminstratioa during the ten years from 1885 to 1895 with the period from August 20, 1898, to April 30, 1903, under American oc cupation shows the volume of buslnesg to have increased about four-fold. ' rro vhe WEST. NORTHWEST & CALIFORNIA COMMENCING FEBRUARY 15TH. ENDING APRIL 30TH. Clasatv Ci Union Depots, FAST TRAINS. For full information, pamphlets, rates, and tickets, address FRED D. MILLER, Trav. Pass. Agent, No. 1 Brown Building. AtLAKTA,Ga. CLOUDBURST'S HAVOC Dominican Slaters and Prieats Have Narrow Escape. New York. August"; lThree hun dred Dominican sisters Ifcnd priests j from New York, . Brooklyn and other Jett and White Trial. ' parts of the country have been driven Cynthlana, Ky.. Auguet 1.- In thfl bv flood from the retreat and sanitart- trial rtr Jtf d WMt mr tha at sit. Joseph's, 20 miles north of der of J. B. Mareum today. Howard Port Tm' N. Y. A cloudburst , wrecked two heavy dams furnishing Total 142,955 60 I, J. P. Flack, cashier of The Commer cial Bank of Itutherfordton, do eolemnly Kwear the above statement is true to the Loht of my knowledge and belief J. F. FLAUK, Cashier. State of N. C, Rutherford County. Sworu to and subscribed before me this 13th day of June, 1903. M. O, DICKERSON, C. S. C. Correct Attest : T. B. Twittt, John C. Mills, M. H. Justice, Directors. Railroad Commission Will Raise Valu ations For Taxes. Raleigh, N. C, August 1 The state tax commission contluues its work of assessing railways and has infor mally heard various railway officials. A prominent lawyer here declares he has good grounds for the belief that the commission will so increase the valuation of railways for taxation, this Suit to Recover Land. Austin, Tex., August 1. Suit hal been filed in the district court bj t , . . , ; the buildings of tne retreat with pow- et al., to recover the league of land corroborated his sister, Mtb. Johnson, -H ,wfcri,. lirht sltnata.1 4n KaratMta Hnll. . . x . er an eiBCOTC HgniS. in th, Tail diatrtTVaine7t iwn nrth' P mM pi woJghlng tons and machinery in the oil district, valued at $250 000 men near the Marcum house and a ' e aweDt aoWn stream and lo.L ine lana was ongmaiiy granted to rock quarry and also concerning the 0llB -Me of the vailev was sweot oWM Maria Ximenes. The plaintiff allegei reception of threats by his brother ? , t S T! uf . .n.f A.. ,, .,- JeP"00. 01 treats ny nis Drotner, but the bcildings remained intact and z::: :: . . &nfl ws keepms wm ln nls nouse fo1, no uvea wr iosl wi. auu m wuvix i at least a year before Ms deatti oa ao uued to tne land. Moors Attack French Force. Algiers, August 1. A body of about BOO Moors, of the Baraber tribe, recent- I lv attnpVari a. TTrenrh fnna nf tin ... - - S - w. VA w W count of these . threats. Calloway Strong testified that he asEed White to drink with him before the shooting and White said he "was looking for a man to come out." Both witnesses located both Jett and valuation including, both tangible and1 tive sharpshooters who were guarding White at the courthouse before the Intangible property, as to raise the total amount from 842,000,000 to $70,- 000,000. It has teen the general belief of the public that the increase will be large. One state official last year wanted the valuation made noL less than $140, 000,000, but the courts said there could be erty loO camels at Sidlel Jady. A brisk .booting and in a crowd of people af fight followed. The Berabers lost hear- ter the shooting, ily, but they killed ten of the sharp- snooxers aaa two rrencn corporal! Foreigners Prohibited. ana carried on tne camels. New York News To Be Sold. New York, July 31. Announcement Emigration to United States. New York, August 3. Six thou sand more aliens entered the United States through this port last month than during, the same month in last year. The total for July this year "was 42.000 compared with 36,000 for July, 1802, and 35,000 in the same month in 1901. ; Rubies From Chemist's Crucible. New York. July 30.-In connection with recent decisions by the general 1 board of appraisers regarding duty on imitations of precious stones, a well known Jewelry expert of this city, through whose hands millions of dol lars' worth of precious stones have passed, declares that rubies, beautiful iu color and rivaling the natural gems, are today easily produced from tht chemist's crucible. The secret of theif production, which, be says, was known it France years ago, but was kept a secret, lies in the manier of fusing a number of small, cheap stones into a single large one. It is sad the manufacture ia now being carried on extensively in several European coun tries, and only the most experienced examiner can detect the difference be tween the real stones and those from the crucible. Woman's Body Found In Welt. Statesville, N. C. August 3. The Berlin, August 1. A dispatch from St Petersburg to the Cologne Ga- body of Mis. Dolph Weaver was found zette, says the Russian authorities are ' dead in a well at her home ln Cool reoorted tu have notified the irovern- Snrinra iar hr BY, a ,. kn.i. no valuation last year of such prop- 1 made that the New, York News plant ment at Pekfn that Russia will prohib-! d about the neck, indicating that she y and that it could only be made "d good will will be sold at auction h foreigners from staylnsr in Man- hail hn chnW t H.th hm tnis year, wnen an classes or property" " oa .uS. w. ne uauy churla at present, but that six years thrown into the well. There is no clew are reassessed. The commission has News has been published by the New hence when Russia has restored quiet to the nevietratr of the crime Decision by Yukon Council. Tacoma, Wash., July 30. The Yu kon council decided last week to allow, the miners a prior lien of 50 per cent cf the entire output of the Klondike mines. The resolution was subse quently altered to include supplies of wood in the privilege of filing a prior lieu on the same 'footing as a laborer lb a mine. The new ruling, it is be lieved, will protect men employed up on miucB against the acts of some em ployers who have not scrupled to adopt all means in their power . to avoid paying their mei. State or North Carolina, County of Rutherford, ih Superior Court. Fannie D. Toms and husband Henry S. Toms, plaintiff, V8. Maggie C. Carpenter and husband, K. J. Carpenter, E. C. Ford and husband, G. B. h'ord, I. D. Carrier, Annie Belle Er. win, O. C. Frwin, Jennie Erwin Miller and hnspand, L. D. Miller, Julia Erwin, Ellen Erwin, minor, J. C. Erwin, minor, Ernestine Erwin Justice and husband, J. D. Justice, Mrs. Emma Carrier, Eu genia Carrier, minor, Henry Carrier, minor, heirs at law of James H. Carrier, deceased, defendants. To E. C. Ford and husband. G. B. Ford, G. D. Carrier, Mrs. Emma Carrier, ngenia Carrier, minor, and Henrv Car rier, minor, some of the defendants above named: Yon will take notice that an action entitled as above has been com menced in the Superior court of Ruther ford county to compel the specific per formance of a contract to sell certain real estate situate in Rutherford ton township in said county and to perfect plaintiffs title to said land ; and the said defendants -will further rake notice that they required to appear at the next term 01 tne superior court of said county on the first Monday in September, 1908, at the court house of said county in Ruth erford ton, N. C, and answer or demur to the complaint in said action, or the plaintiffs will apply to the court. for the relief demanded in said complaint. This 20th day of July, 1903. M. O. DICKERSON. Clerk of the Superior Court. THE UNIVERSITY tH GJK.ROljiXlt'Ja BOOK STORE The place to buy BOOKS, STATIONERY SCHOOL SUPPLIES, ETC. A.L.GRAYSON Oneninuto Cough Cure For Coughs, Colds and Croup. informully heard various railway offi cials upon this matter of assessment Ironton, c, August s. Assiar--Postmaster M. W. At 'e. who was ar rested last night, chai. d with, em bezzling government funds ui.-c -;h a contract for livery hire today bond for hie appearance August 11 be fore Commissioner Thompson here. Mrs. Mollie Allen, of South Fork, Ky., Eftvs she has prevented attacks of chole- l ra morbus by taking Chamberlain's i Stomach and Liver Tablets -when she felt an attack coming on. Such attacks are usually caused by indigestion and these tablets are inst what is needed to cleanse the stomach and ward off the approaching attack. Attacks of bilous rohc may be prevented in the same way. For sale by pr. T. B. Twitty, Drug Store. TorK News Publishing company, of which Frank A. Munsey is the princi pal stockholder. j A Physician Healed. Dr. Geo. Ewing, a practicing physi cian of Smith's Grove, Ky., for over thirty years, writes his personal expe rience with Foley's Kidney Cure. "For yea is I have been greatly troubled with kindey and bladder trouble and enlarged prostrate gland. I used everything known to the profession without relief, until I commenced to use Foley's Kid and order in Manchuria, the country will be opened to foreigners for free commerce. Brigadier General Haskina Sails. Havana, August 1.; Brigadier Gener al William T. Haskin, who has Just been retired, sailed today on the steam er Morro Castle from New York. He was given an enthusiastic farewell by the American officers and his many friends here. Shot by Masked Highwayman. Spokane. Wash., August 1. John Krienbuhle, treasurer of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of this state, was shot by a masked highwayman on a Hlllyard street car last night. The robbers secured about $200. His in juries are not serious. The Death Penalty. A little thinsr sometimes Trenlta in Consumption Threatened. death. Thus a mere scratch, insignifi "I was troubled with a hacking cough cant cuts or punv boils have Paid the i. i.is . i v,4.i t for a year and I thought I had consump-, Aaat. t ia wieo tn v.wo RncV. ueyv,ur.. ALm uunuB w jjj,,., Bay8 c. Tjngerj ail Maple St. ,' ------ was entirely relieved and cured. I pre-' Camnaien .111. "I tried a creat many len s Arnica Salve ever handy. It is scribe it now daily in my practice and remedies and I was under the care of i the besi salve 011 earth and will pretent heartily recommend its use to all physi- i physicians for sevearl months. I used , fatality, when Jurns, sores, ulcers and cians for such troubles. I have orescrib-! one bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar. It ed it in hundreds of cases with perfect . cured me, ana 1 have not been trouDiea success." City Drug Store, since." -City Drng.Store. piles threaten. Only 25c, at T. B. Twit ty and Thompson & Watkins' drug store. 8uit for $5,000 Damages. Atlanta, July 30. L. M. ?aul.has brought eult against the Georgia Rail way and Electric company for $5,00( damages for alleged personal injuries. Paul claimt that he was. employed by the defendant company In the capacity of plumber and that on Nov. 17, last year, his hand was injured by being caught in some machinery. Attorneys Burton Smith and George Gordon filed the suit. mio D vtmant, Alain, Distinguished Chemist Dead. Rome, August 1. Professor Ludwig, the distinguished chemist, died hers this morning. He was born at Hee Cassei, Germany, March 7. 1809. Puts An En to jt All. A grevious wail oftimes comes as a re suit of unbearable pain from over taxed organs. "Dizziness, bachache, liver complaint and constipation. Bet thanks to Dr. King's New Life Pills they put an end to it all. They are gentle but thorough. Try them. Only 25c Guar anteed by T B. Twitty, and Thompson & Watkins drug store. One hundred and eight scholarships. Free tuition to teachers and to sons of ministers. Loans for the needy. 608 STUDENTS. 60 INSTRUCTORS New Dormitories, Water Works Cen tral Heating System, Library 40,000 Vol Times. Falll term, academic and pro fessional departments, begins Septem ber 7th. 1(103. Address F. P. V ENABLE, Pbisidekt, ... V CHAPEL HULL, N. C To tod. We need at once a few more Teachers for Fall schools. Good positions are be ing filled daily by -us. We are receiving niore calls this year than ever before. bcnoois and colleges supplied with Teach ers free of cost. Enclose stamp for reply. AMERICAN TEACHERS ASS N., J. L. Grahajj. L. L. D., Manager, 152 154 Randolph B id, Memphis, Tenn.