North Carolina Newspapers

THE THE Weekly Sun 18 ONIT 1 PER TEAR. Strictly in Advance NO FARMER SHOULD BE WITH OUT IT. Weekly Sun WILL BF. DEVOTED TO' THE BEST INTEKE8T OF THE FARMERS OF ROWAN COUNTY, Subscribe at Once. -A. ZFamilsr HTe-wspa,per, IDevoted. to tHe "best interests of ZRTK7-a,:n. O0-u.r1.t3r. VOL. 3.-NO. 43. Salisbury; n. c, Wednesday, December 27. 1899. Price, $1 Per Year . w -it-. N. -7- w i Sum COMES IlHill. Ihe cilizqns of N u ll) C arolina, some time since, 'earned that they had paid a hi;;h p;ice.for turning the State over to the l'usionis.ts and exhibited it hv coming to her res- EDITORIAL SQUIBS, NEWS OF THE WEEK. cio at : the were not i hit election. There extravagance and misappropriation of money in the manage si; out of the penitentiary but odious laws were placed upon the statute books. The State was discredited and brought into ( eAaa,w. The recent annual exami nation by the legislative committee of -the State treasury and auditor's oflice showed a waste sof funds as the committee found that almost The British war expenditures exceed 2,000,000 pounds, per week. Congressman ".Roberts says he is "the victim of a sectarian hate," but this does not balance his sur1 plus of polygamous love. It is often a good thing for a man's peace of mind that he doesn't know what other people know about him. With two hi? failures in Boston and two in New York, it begins to look as if General Prosperity had struck a Boer contingent. THURSDAY. Germany is reaching- out for coaling stations near America and in the Far East. ,The Federation of Labor, in ses sion in Detroit, declared against alleged slavery in Hawaii. The Bank of Germany is report ed harder pressed for gold than ever before at this season. The Boers intend to make a big stand at Storm berg, and are mass ing a great force at the abandoned British camp. Senator Fairbanks yesterday, introduced a bill granting a pen sion of $2,000 a year to the widow i of Gen. Lawton. ! -Gen. Buller will not eat his j The London War Office still re- Christmas dinner in Pretoria. Ihe Kmstonl reel ress. of Wed- he boasted he would before he port that Gen. Buller has crossed nesday, in referring to the matter, sailed from- England, but a con- the Tuo-ela river Natal. . : . 1 LI- 1 Y . 1 r &x- i Moeiaoio uumner or tintisn omcers T . , . , J"" -Jr i m; - ii J ft has been decided to raise a . ... ... , Lnn :hm pru will rwiz-inovo t !i The legislative committee mis " " t" war. Oam Paul has fifty grandsons in the Boer army, and it is safe to bet tbev are not in the rnmmissni'v $15i000 few had been paid to law-1 ( pay departments either yers and others, part of it unlaw fully. The London Mail says: "We understand that new bas arrived from Gen. White to the effect that Lady smith is well supplied with food ami ammunition and can hold out much longer than has been es timated. The troops are described as in good spirits and anxious to fight," STATE NEWS. Diptheria and scarlet fever are reported in Wilmington. Mr. Toos. Triplett, of Lenoir, dropped dead Tuesday, while walking in the yard. Charles McNamee, the new NOTED DESPERADO CAUGHT, president of the State Fair, takes F. M. Etheridge, one pf the . charge January lst most prominent lawyers of Dallas, . Texas. veftterdav shot Attorney n ueeu remarKiuiy m Edwin O. Harrell, who is equally well known, four times, in a crowded elevator in the North Texas building. Harrell died later at his home. Harrell had a pistol half-crak&l in his hand as he fell in the lobby in front of the elevator shaft The men were employed as counsel on opposite sides in litigation, and quarrelled concerning professional affairs. completed the annual examination of the State treasury and auditor's The Naval Committee of the office. The committee fiuds that French Chamber of Deputies has about 15,000 fees have been paid approved the principle of the bill lawyers and others, part of it un-1 appropriating 100,000,000 for lawfully. Gov. Russell and fusion enlarging and strengthening the government in North Carolina navy. have been expensive to the tax- force of fro.u 10.000 to 15,000 mounted yeomanry to fight the Boers at their own tactics. payers A FORMAL CONTEST. Tl'e Democracy of Kentucky j have indorsed the contest instituted "by Goebel and the other candi dates of the defeated Democratic ticket of that State gyving their rea sons for it. The indorsement is given out in the form ot an ad dress acd is signed by former Sen ator Blackburn, of that State, Maj.-Gen. II. W. Lawton, who was killed at San Mateo, Lu zon, had a mortgage on his home in California. His friends in-the army have issued an appeal for contributions to pay off the indebt edness. Senator Pettigrew, of South Dakota, charges the Administra tion with suppressing facts in re lation to the war with Spain, and declares there should be an inves- j tigation by another commission. Mr. Bacon, of Georgia, has in- ! Chairman of the Stale Campaign j troduced inthe Senate a resolution Committee, and Chairman Young, 'declaring that it is not the policy of the State Central Committee. of the United States to maintain permanent sovereignty or control over the Philippines. The resolu- The address says in purl, thai "the Ten chief appraisers of the cus tom house at Havana were ar rested yesterday u the charge of swindling. the government. Several witnesses from Utah tes tified before the House committee in regard to the charges against Representative Roberts, of Utah. They alleged he hud three wives. A movement has been started at Camden, N. J., by the Sons of St. George to raise a fund for the widows and orphans of British soldiers killed in the Transvaal. The Boer Aid Association, formed by Holland-Americans of Cleveland, Ohio, has issued an ap peal to the public for contribu tions to a fund for the relief of the wounded within the Boer line in South Africa. Great uneasiness prevails in London. The gravity of the mil- The Lesion of the British Reverses. Kaltimore Sun. The determination of the Brit ish government to send Field Mar shal Roberts to South Africa as commander-in-chief, with General Kitchener as his chief of staff, and to hurry additional large reinforce ments to the seat of war empha size the gravity of the situation and indicate that the British Min istry and the British public have been awakened to a realization of the character of the task they have undertaken. indeed, as tve tie hog cholera in the State this year. The reports to the Board of Agriculture show this. After a quarrel between two negroes, Walter Springs shot, and tilled Sam Blount, on North Da vidson street, Charlotte. The State chafers the H. E. Newberry Company, of Magnolia, Duplin county, capital $10,000. It will manufacture crates, bask ets, etc. The splendid timber crop about Troy which must be reaped or largely lost is rinding market. Mr. Sam Smitherman, we note, U ,1 n . I . 1 V I. L - l -I OAA . ns T LUV um"y U1 x'ovv acres ing in the floor above the hall, so for 36,000.-C(fncord Standard. he cou,d UQseen km any OQe en On next Wednesday morning tering the house. He has a tele at 9:15 o'clock, Mr. Jay D. Lentz, ' phone at the house. The sheriff Sheriff of Rockingham Got the Drop on A. C. Flynn. The Raleigh correspondent of the Charlotte Observer has the following about the capture of a desperado: This afternoon Sheriff R. W. Hutchison, of Rockingham coun ty, arrived here with A. C. Flynn, a desperate white man who last August murdered his brother dur ing a drunken frolic, having shot him in the back, and was sen fenced to IT years inhe peniten tiary. Two weeks ago Flynn, who is an extremely desperate man, escaped from Caledonia farm No. 2. He says that while the con victs were being marched inside the stockade he stepped back out side the gate and then ran. He had money and at Weldon bought a ticket to Greensboro. Thence he walked 25 miles to Madison and walked up the main street of the village. At home he heavily armed himself. He cut an open- FR0M SAN FRANCESCO. 1! pointed out yesterday, it is no aggeration to say that the recent disasters to British arms in South principal of the Concord High School, will be married to Miss Mary, the oldest daughter of Judge and Mrs. W. J. Montgom ery. Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss Mollie Foster Debnam, of Greensboro, and Mr. George Farrant, of Washington, D. C. The ceremony will take place at the bride's home in Africa have caused a prof ounder Greensboro December 26th at 8:30 and more painful seusation in j P; m and his posse of five cut the wire, and this was a good stroke of work, for Flynn's friends tried to warn him that night. A littje after daylight the sheriff and his posse moved up toward the house, got behind a hog pen and thence to a window. Flynn was sitting at breakfast in his shirt sleeves, j ian and a special friend of mine his two shot guns and revolver be ing up stairs. In his pockets were a lot of shells loaded with Letter from Sergeant File, a Rowan County Boy. The Sun has received the fol lowing letter from Sergeant T. L. File, a Rowan boy, who is sta tioned at Fort Point, San Francis co, Cal. : ' "Dear Sin As my subscrip tion for your valuable little paper expires with the old year, and I wish the paper continued, I will herewith enclose $1 for same. With my many changed stations your paper has reached me as promptly as could have been ex pected. On the Sth of June last, Battery B, Third Artillery, of which I was member, then at Fort Monroe, Va. , received orders to proceed to the Pacific coast, and upon arrival was ordered to take station at An gel Island, and five days later to Alcatraz Island, where remained until the 3rd of September, when the hatttery was ordered to Fort Flagler, Wash., (on Puget sound) where it is now stationed. But after a brief stay of a few weeks. Sergeant Peter E. Turner, of the same battery and myself received our appointments as Elec trician Sergeants, for which we bad applied a short time previous, and were ordered to Fort Point, San Francisco, Cal., for duty, where we are now stationed. Sergeant Turner, of whom I speak, is a native North Carolin- FINANCIAL STATEMENT. Cost of Running the County During the Past Year. The Sun will sooh print the "report of the commissioners for Rowan county showing receipts and expenditures" of e board for the fiscal year ending December 1st 189!T This report shows that there was collected for the public road fund by taxes, minus sheriffs com mission, overcharges, etc,, $ld, 268.64. i , Paid out of public road fund, $7,504.09; Collected for county purposes, net $12,344.63: Ex pended, $10,423.52. f The list of collections shows the following items among others: From merchants $612.31; sh;ows $215; retail liquor license-$800; spirituous and malt liquors $550. 44; pool tables $70; bicycle sales men $25; meat dealers $21; coal dealers $20; undertakers $30. Yours very respectfully, T. L. File. Mr. File sends us a Canadian buckshot. As the sheriff entered j "greenback," a piece of money, Flynn made a dash for the rear Kfl nrl ami t 1 1 a n nrihaWlv un - rn- o i o ti -i , j - : oomeoimememoersoi oniion door As he stepped on the currence for many generations Baptist church, colored, just east ground two of the posse covered past. They have caused an equal- of Winstop, swore out a warrant him witb sbot uns He was ij pFoiounu sensation everywhere; against their pastor, Rev. Lawson I raade to else, but certainly not a painful j Galoway, and the church secre one in any country in Lurope, , tary, B. Hairstoh, charging T-l i-1 ., . j! 1... 1 inanociauc pau o, atm.iu) , t()Q embodies the views of the itary situation is again becoming through its several State Com-1 min..Vitv of the. Sntn. accentuated in the oublic mind. "v.- - . i . - 1 owing to the complete absence oi and, it is safe to say, not among the masses of the people of the United States. While all the other European powers are more or less them .It.,.- inmn rf fllll lnfn.it - - " IBB t"h bJst mterest of the party, i figures the Boers have killed or as well as kistice,'demand that con-1 captured 4,780 Britons since the j News. Nothing bas been- heard from Lord Methuen since Sunday, and it is feared that his coummuni sroou start vet. A he British are tests shall be made by all candi-j racket began, and' it hasn't got LtioMhave beencat..If dates on the Democratic ticket for the respective offices for which they were nominated. The com mittee feel that it is proper that they should state the grounds upon wnicn mey nase men ucuuu. "We feel that in the light of he action of this board, the Demo1 cratic party can not do less than to ry its lontctitu.ns to the tri- I 1 n,.r.nTnM- tV ti-.r Vts afi- ouuius cicuv. .,j mar aimy. i-'uimg tuc ai nu , nni,ift tn Pvnlin how thn termination. The grounds upon Spain both had the rank of major-1 accijent occurretl. which this contest is basetPcoosist general of volunteers. They will j against the use of tissue prooaory icuic suwu u..ura a , nuuAi. limitation a.n witn suincient oav Warships have captured Rom blon and Camplona, North Luzon. Aguinaldo is now reported to be so, his rwiitiim it: ; 1 tt n r( ivuk probably beginning to realize that I there was something in President ! Miss Lulu Stevens, aged 32, Kruger's declaration before the I '"ember of a well-known family, fighting began,that "England may ws burned to death today at her take the transvaal, but she will ! home in Macon, Ga. She was. in pay a price that wilLstartle the her room by herself, when in civilized world." some manner unknown, her clothes r , , caught fire. Her screams attract- The-Senate on ednesdav con , , , , , , ., u . . J ed help, but w,hen it arrived she tinned the nominations ofGen.fitz-1 . , a , . , , .... . 1 was in a mass of names and had hugh Lee and Gen. Joseph W heeler . beeQ . &o seriously burned that to be brigadier-generals in the reg-, . ... , .... , . n. , .' , ; death resulted within a few hours. ular army. Liuring the war witu with perjury, A Speculation. It would be, to say the least, JCO,UU CM,Uj, .M 1.r;-ftM v .1.(111 -1 n A 1 llnpnionr nrara ti tirM'lTinr lln111 Cl 11 VI viciniasn nv.i. iw ojniu ujwii England now while she is occupied -of protests ballots in many of the overwhelm ingly Republican counties of the State. Another ground of con test is because of the plain viola- limitation and with sufficient pay to lire comfortably for the rest of their lives. The bill of costs in the Philip- nines has been heavily augmented tion and defiance of law by the by tne killing of General Lawton, late Republican Governor of the one of the bravest and most capa State who whilst actively engaged ble of our officers. While the L tu nmk.nc of Rtnnin sneeches ! Filipinos are not such good shots 1U lUli- ' " - - i i - fc. , -w. oiuwi, uiev nave oue' porut agreement in a common jealousy and distrust of England. In tne United States, while mutual inter ests and the effects of social and business intercourse haveservi to soften former asperities and create among many a? kindly feel ing for the "mother country," there can be no doubt that there still linger among large elements of the native population some smouldering embers of the resent ment which once burned so strong ly in the national breast, whilst among the large foreign -bonfc elements there is an even mcflr decided spirit of hostility. WhetP throw up his hands. He told the sheriff that if the latter had been a minute iater one or the other of them would have been a lead man. The sheriff, with a smile, said the dead man would have been Flynn. Mrs. Flynn is fered the sheriff $2,000 to release her husband. The sheriff and his with the Transvaal war. Such is .brother, who was one of the posse, entirely within the realm of possi- j brought Flynn here this after- fcility, as these nations have long noon and put him in the peniten- Ihimtpd for an nrmortnnitv.tn re-1 tiary. there are two rewards sent the dominion of Great Britian tor the latter a penitentiary re ! seldom seen in this section. in the east. M titterings are heard fromeach, and their newspapers do not attempt to conceal pleasure at the reverses falling upon the English in South Africa. Will they grasp this opportunity to act And in such an event, will Ameri ca feel called 'upon to discharge j tiav the debt she incurred w hen rng land stood by and saw her thrash Spain and warned the world to ward of 50 and the Governor's reward of $150. ,i i. i,i..tlir mi- iini netl-tr t harftfniwl. Cl j"""j j, keep hands off 1JU"I KllVl o IQIVIOW 1 n IWV XT 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 " M, . ,.?Jt Nobody knows what another n n l n , , 1 1 n nil Tijf-uii ui, iiiiihi - sympathy for her as a nation any! here in the world outside of hef at Mariquina, nine miles northeast of Manila. Gen. Leonard Wood, the new Governor-General of Cuba, bas arrived at Havana. It is rumored in Paris that the lknk of Russia has advanced to political canvass, ordered out the , nr,uterts they have managed to kill j the Bank of England 8,000,000 pr wound a large number oi ou. (ahont $30,000,000.) offic ers and men. In spue or iuC . as tne iioers, auu mc, tuui .v., anl the prosecution of a partisan : comoared to them as military, an 1 in Violation ot both law and l if ecdeut assumed- per sonal i . .1 tit.,, roil i scnooi id11 1 lit in 1 1 iuicuiau, ni,nand of troops in the 1 t he v would seem to i i" H-kingham county, Va., fell metropolis of the State, parading yf inmctin? serious j from a log on which she was cress- TVip issuance ot , ion t nn p ing a sti earn ana was urowiieu .nobtio- (runs. etc. me lsswau-lhe loss ot nit.n lie certificates of .election to the Lawton shoidd-emphasize the folly 1 1 11 ididates is contested , uf a policy which can only re Bepnblican cai tkft frirtber ground that a Fedeia awi aleo'.a State iudge. .r-," rf i ( low ar inde- nuance vtery pioiujnuig yti a.n dea'.ifipt ir vd decency interferred itlTthf hojkSer of-the State elec- tion. Another groundsill is the use in the bate rest ofvthe Kepubli 11)11 IHk. W own colonies and d All who have felt the power mailed hand in war, or have su fered by her superiority in the arts of peace, are disinclined to sympathize with her in the hptiji of her humiliation. ' This is the unfortunate result of having acquired, whether rightly or wrongly, the reputatien and name of the world's bully. If the present, rate of mortality among British officers is continued, there will soon not be an English household of any prominence which will not hive twelve-month may bring forth. A year ago to-day few dreamed j 'Sfc S tUlO lUlUll J 111VJ X 1 V. V WJU ifhome of the brave" would be fight le power oEt , .f ing to deprive a people oi tneir liberties which are as dear to them as ours were to us at Bunker Hill. A year hence we may be com manded by our president to lend help to the crumbling British monarchy. inston Journal. Boy Shot and Law Defied. Greenville, N. C, Dec. 19. The Teet Brothers' show exhibited at Farmtille, this county, yester- When the afternoon per formance was over the crowd went about preparing supper in their kitchen tent. While supper was being served several negroes congregated about the circus kitch en and were making themselves troublesome. They were asked to j grown for shipment to the North. A Field for Capitalist. The Manufacturer's Record, of Baltimore, presents a supplement with its current issue which is of immense interest. This supple ment is in the shape of a large magazine of 76 pages and is de voted to a summary and a review ress that has taken place in the South during the past 20 years, or from 1SS0. In this progress agriculture had its appropriate place. It seems that the low price of cotton has been the means of stimulating the output of other products of the farm. In ten years the pro duction of wheat in the South has increased 54 per cent. In 1890 the number of hogs produced in the South amounted to only 28 per cent, of the number produced in the United States. In 1898 the number of hogs produced in the South amounted to 47 per cent, of the product of the whole country. Seventy-two varieties of field crops are now grown in the South, and there are now 65 varieties of vegetables, fruits and melons Butler Wiy Oppose Ewart. Washington, Dec. 20. Senator Butler will continue his tight on the confirmation of the nomina tion of Judge Ewart. It was be lieved by the friends of Ewart that Butler would relent, but in this they will be disappointed, for the Senator said to-day that he would vigorously oppose Ewart's con firmation and added that there were enough Senators opposed to him to prevent his securing the judgeship. On the other hand, Senator Pritchard is confident that Ewart's nomination will be con firmed. The President, when he nominated Ewart, did so under the belief that there would be no doubt of his confirmation. . Stage Hero- At this moment something came hurling from the gallery and nar rowly missed the gifted tragedian. Instantly he advanced to the1: lOOlilgiJIS. in il deep voice, "that two can play at!'' And he took an egg from his pocket and threw it with all "his might. It struck one of the pillars of the gallery and scattered itself im partially over fifteen or twenty hoodlums. He took out another egg, but he did hot have to throw it. The first one had done the business. Recipe for cleaning a gallery: Same as for cleaning a pot of coffee. Use an egg, Chicago Tribune. There was a rush in London yes terday of men anxious to volunteer f for fDSojJiar," the 100,0(Xrmen bfl or- "Sfflfcose-to fered - maintained. biurtbr fcajtly incsKa sacnno3Mrilie subjugation of the rhiiippineswill be but the first chapter in this p' .1 'U1 .1 policy or imperialism una muuu. " . , m SuiJf W S9f 000 000 which we have iPreP?herbousefrtheChrl8t handed over to Spain for these Fn lMt TTITfTnaTr almost The Queen of England is so much prostrated by the British disasters in South Africa that she can't sleep, and she has no boys in the army, either. How about the j the ciiw mothers that have? The Wil mington Star asks. leave and go around in front of the big tent where the band would soon play. One negro spoke in solently about being ordered to move. The crowd did move, but soon after a pistol shot was heard out side the tent. A second shot fol lowed, when a son of Mr. Mc Donald, 'the band leader, screamed.. The boy was struck in the shoul der by the ball. The shooting caused much excitement and broke up the evening performance of At Richmond, Va;,- yes Mrs . Vircrin ia Pendleton, while islands is but bagatelle to the ) -. t K'y, ,i,-i,l f tiAnunrn ti-l,i,.li . - A' rtprlm. price 111 UiC uuu tn-ouiu nuitu o can party or an ntimease con up-, i , - urn J,v i, ;i to nn v hfirpattfir if wo . -i i.i i .. a.. i j - i - d.in -tTfTnrr ('(ill ' II I '! U Lllf I.IUBl ... ., , ' persist in -pursuing tne dangerous l' -.1 ,.inA..tiiif .ri.L.' . . . ' poweriui raurcau kuiiwiihu . .path of empire. mas holidays, "fell from a step ladder and broke her neck The imir4Pfr -admired ?is ITid to e- orwhelHBed bye suffering which, it has caused, and ;Jyit is quite within the range , )f probability tnat ner aeatn mayjje hastened by the1' thought of Ae misery which she is unable to pi- Tent or relieve . t i the Commonwealth, wnereoy many thousands of votes were bought against the Democratic party and candidates, because that party, in thefe plat for unadopted in its Slate convention, dared to advo cate measures of relief demanded by the people of the Common- wealth." Not a Surprise. It will jQot be a surprise to any who are at all familiar with the jood qualities of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, to know that peo Paul Deroulede', president of the League of Patriots, was sentenced fin Paris to two years imprison ment because of an attach on the members of the French Senate. Fogus Joyner, colored, was ar rested for the shooting and con- Five years ago cotton mills of the South consumed only 720 bales of cotton. They are now consuming 17500,000 bales. In 1880 the South only had 180 cotton mills, 667,000 spindles and 14,300 looms. Today it has 550 cotton mills, 4, 052,002 spindles and 104,446 looms. The number of mills in creased 206 per cent, while the number of spindles has increased 641 per cent. This is due to the increased capacity and better J equipment of the more modern mills. The finest blankets made in the United States are now manufac- In the Untrammeled West. "Why, you are surely not lynch ing a man at Christmas time, of all seasons of the year." "You'd say it was all right if you knew the facts," replied one of the managers. "What has he done?" "He persists in writing Christ-' mas 'Xmas' " Town Topics. Why He Wat Tired. Ned You look tired. Ted I am. You see I'm en gaged to three girls, and I'm try ing to convince each one that the more money we save on Christmas presents the sooner we can get married. Town Topics. Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargile, of Washita, I. T. He writes: "Four tUueU to the tow ti tenant house, pre- Um-d ia North Carolina, and there paratory to neing Drought to the are i04 woolen milTs m oberation. county jail to-day, but during the I t 1 ' P 1 1 . I bottles of Electric Bitters has ! mni ms menas ;DroKe Pen tne i 1 U ' 1 " I 1 ured Mrs. Brewer of Scrofula, S u reieaseu mm. 1 he parents ot the wounded boy James D. Taylor, secretary and treasurer of the Wagner Palace Car Company, of New York, com mitted suicide in Washington yes. rulatbior their exoerieuce in the use of that splendid medicine and in telling of the benefit they have received, from it, of bad coTds it has cured, threatened .attacks of nupiimnnis it. has averted and of DeWitt's Little. Early Risers ; tfa children it hasaved from at- purify the blood, clean the liver, ; tacks of croup and whooping invigorate the system. Famous cough. It is a grand, good medi- little pills for constipation and ; cine. For sale by James Plum liver troubles. James Pliimmer. i mer, druggist. r . ' . nle everywhere take pleasure in teaday, by cuttipg his throat with J . - tt a-- a razor, lie was sunering rrom mental depression. Thirteen Americans, including Cures Pimples. Aches and By using B B. B., Bota Blood Balm, y&u may get rid tne jsumps, rwapies iteo a Raw or Itching ''Skin, by si purifying and enriching the with B. B. B, Pains and in the joints and bones pass under its magic iUss ery bod y. says tr f-,JD. i most . wondew1. uiood purifie. which had caused her great suffer ing for years. Terrible sores would break out on her head and face, and the best doctors could give no help; but her cure is. com plete and her health is excellent." This shows what thousands have proved that Electric Bitters is the best blood purifier known. It's brought him to Greenville last night and left this morning for their home in Huntington, West Vir ginia. The boy is not seriously injured. With prompt aid from Secretary Gage the banks may be able to ! the supremo remedy for eczema, I tetter, salt rheum, ulcers, boils : tide over the financial troubles and running sores. It stimulates I liver, kidneys and bowels, expels poisons, helps indigestion, builds up the strength. Only 50 cents. I Sold by Theo. F. Kluttz & Co., idruggists. Guaranteed. )pen The finest wool can be grown in the South almost as cheaply as cotton, and it has been demon strated that the profits of woolen mills in the South are as large or larger than those of cotton mill. The Christmas stocking-tilling is the biggest movement on foot just now. In the best of years Europe - --- t"""'1 i mn .turn ruth wheat to supply her own need. It would be queer of Congress man Grow was not for expansion. The Appetite of Goat Chamberlain's Fain Balm Cares Oth ers, Why Not You? My wife has been using Cham berlain's Pain Balm, with good results, for a lame shoulder that has pained her continually for nine years. V e have tried all A Life and Death Fight. Mr. W. A. Hines, of Manches ter, la., writing of his almost mi raculous escape from death, says: t "L-n.n.. ti I i i .iiAM8uic aiici mt'iisies lnUUCeU serious lung trouble, which ended The less you talk the less likely you are to choke if compelled to swallow your words. J. B. Clark, Peoria, III., says, "Surgeons wanted to operate on me for piles, but I cured them with DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve." It is infallible for piles and skin diseases. Beware of counter feits. James Plummer. ,'.i vs trB.-will .irriillsenvied by all poor dyspeptics u-,iJ . " lilttUK, Aim w iv. UOOU1J! - . rviuiio Ul HJCUILUJCS UUU UOCIOTS cancer arirV'00 poison, the most whose Stomach and Liver are out! without receiving any benefit malignanlooIsetttherarB. of order. All such should know from any of them.' One day we WvitA omce fot a free trial hot- that Dr. Kino-'s New Liffl Pill three officers, were wounded in me of F P P- and other -informa-i the wonderful Stomach and Liver cine and thought of trying it, ft if 1 n n L A 1 . 1 - tit ... ... ... 1 if it ia an KnnAaf J. the engagement at San Mateo, WwwkTJr ZTZTJJTaaR where Gen. Lawton was killed Capt. Breckinridge was among that Ju can 1681 before you part wp.yuui money nf ,1..-. Ai mJ "iu BLores. i ner irm the wounded. A bullet penetrated L., ,, c'00 Balm Co., ,185 his arm and side. Remedy, gives a splendid appetite, which we did with the best of sat sound digestion and a regular bod- isfaction. She hs used onlv one B, B. B. forlily habit that insures perfect bottle and hoc shoulder is almost health and great energy. 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It's an infallible cure for coughs, colds, grippe, pneumonia, bron chitis and throat and lung troubles. Relieves at once. James Plummer. t - an ' 1 I "V I I i.. - dm 1 . 3. h