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MUNYON'S Free Invitation.

want every sick person to send me
their name and address and full particu-
lars of their complaint. with Coupon be-
low, which will entitle them to any one of
my remedies free. If you have Rheulna-
tism don't fail to send for n free vial of my
rheumatism Cure; l know 1t will cure
you. IfyOu suffer with indigestion or any
stomach trouble. be sure and get a free
vial of my Dyspepsia Cure; it will enable
you to eat what YOU like and all you like.
If you have IL cough, send for my Cough
Cure. If your kidneys are out of order, no
matter how serious, my Kidney Cure will
prove blessing. Ny Headache Cure
stops any headache in to 10 minutes. My
Diarrhna Cure cOrrects all bowel COM
plants in n few hours. No matter what
your disease is, write and tell me all about
your complaint, and 1 will send you my
remedies free you can buy them in any
drugstore.
MUNYON, PhiIa., Pa.
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RounsaviIle Bows Indicted

Rome, Ga, July u-tSpecial)-The
grand jury this morning returned true
bills against Robert and Roy RounsaVille.
charging them with assault ana attempt
to murder.
This is the same matter for which these
boys We're recently lined 500 each III the
recorder ; court coupled with imprison-
menI in the city sIochade. The sentence
of the recorders court has never been
carried out by reason OF an appeal 10
The city council ana ii ii is alarmed by
council these two young men Will be COM
PEELED 10 serve the sentence OF the court.
The beginning of this trouble was one
of the most sensational affairs Rome
ever knew and seems likely TO lead TO The
most serious consequences for some one
before il is ended.
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FOUGHT Flames. Then Disease.

Savannah. Ga. July 16-(Special)-
Health officer w j. Linley. of the United
States marine hospital service, was iran
ticallv engaged in fighting fire at the
quarantine station today. lie was al
recting the efforts of the fire crew ana
was seeking to prevent the names peiiiS
communicated to his own residence
Just at this critical JunclQre an inco ~,
mo vessel was sighted She was the
Dutch steamer Noorburg. which nau
touched at Fernandina. The doctor nad
most reluctantly to leave the dlrectloh
of the fire fighters to some one else Whlie
he went aboard the Noorburg.
There he found case of smallpox. Inc
station and the residence Were saved from
the flames though somewhat damaged
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Ganro,ia Girl Given Fortune.

GAINESVILLE. Ga. July 17.-(Special)-
Mrs. NJ, W. Arnold and family has gone
to New York and may make that city
their home in the future. Miss Aayni'a
Arnold was left a large fortune by her
aunt Mrs. Kruger. wealthy lady Oh
that city. recently and they have gone
up north to look after the property
which consists OF New York real estate
valued at 100000. These people have
nlrerous friends in this clty who re-,
joice with them in their good fortune and
hope that il will be so that they may re
turn to make BarnesVile their home.
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Ballot Three Feet Long.

Jackson, Miss July 6 -(specal)-A ballot
3 feet long is what Is promised for some
of the counties in Mississippi at the state
primary on the 9th Of August. and the print
ing offices in the counties where the crop of
candidates Is unusually large have agreed to
charge special prices for printing the tickets
The printers have had Of great pros
perity during the campaign, owing to the
large amount of circular matter sent out.
The bulky form of the ticket Is likely to make
IT necessary to have more than precinct
ballot box. especially in view of the fact
that tho vote promises TO be larger than ever
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Dora Brock in q IA 2e.

Lexington, Ky. July 1.-THE former
child wife Of General Cassius Marcellus
Clay was seen today and the interview
held with her was a very stormy one.
Mrs Brock was armed with a revolver
and q broom and dared the reporter to
enter The room. She said through thee
window that she was getting tired of the
'pesky' reporters meddling with her bus
mess
She was told by the reporter that she
had evidently acquired some of the hab-
its OF General Clay while she was mis-
tress of White Hall and to that she made
a break for the reporter with the broom
raised high in the air and the latter hur-
riedlN mounted hicYcle and rode away.
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MISSISSIPPI.
New Tax Division Scheme.

Jackson. Miss July l3.-(Special)-A.
Johnson, Il prominent educator OF Chick
asaw county, makes a new suggestion for
the division or apportionment of the
school fund. He proposes the repeal OF
section POS of the constitution, under the
terms of which the division is now made,
and the enactment in lieu thereof sec
ton providing that the state board OF
education be empowered to distribute the
fund among the counties so as to main
tain the common schools for q least four
months In each scholastic year.
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FLORIDA.
Three Drowned Off Pensacola.

Pensacola, Fla. July 1S.-(SpeciaI.)-
Five survivors of the schooner Amelia
Lyons were brought to port today IN a
small schooner and tell a story of peril
and hardships they encountered. About
O'Clock Sunday morning the Vessel was
struck by squal and capsized. three
men drowning while the remaining five
chung to q small dOry until washed
ashore on Santa Rosa island.
The drowned men are Augustus Refine,
john McPhail. fishermen, and James
Ward. a saloon man. Of Mobile.
The LYONS sailed from Mobile and Ward
was out for a pleasure trip. The vessel
was returning from the fishing banks with
a cargo of fish and when off East Pass,
about miles from shore. was suddenly
struck by a squat and went over.
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Will Go Before Commission.

Jackson. Miss, July Especial 1.-THE
attorneys representing tho yellow pine
lumber interests of Mississippi will tor
ward their petition to the interstate COM
mcrce commission within the next few
days complaining against the recent adj
vance of , cents per 100 in the rates on
yellow pine. The decree of Judge Niles.
who recently refused to give the lumber
men an injunction. has been received, and
by an agreement of the attorneys it dis
missed The case without prejudice to the
interstate commerce commission 1t is
hoped to reach a hearing Of the case dur
ing the early fall.
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No injunction for Lumbermen.

Mount Airy. Ca. July l6.-(SpeciaL)-
Judge Emory Spcer this morning handed
down his decision in the case Of the Lum-
r.rmen against the railroads and denies
the Injunction asked by the saw mill
men.
The judge denies the injunction on the
ground that the matter is now before the
interState commerce. commission and
states that the court will Withhold ac-
tion until the commission has passed on
the case.
The saw mill men sought 10 restrain
the railroads from putting into effect an
advance of cents on lumber rates from
Georgia to points beyond the ohio ana
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TEXAS.
PoLulists To Meet at Denve,

Fort Worth, Tex, July 16.-National
Committeeman Joe A Parker. Of Texas,
and Ed Misten. Of Colorado, today issued
call for a conference of popuists and
fusionists to be held at Denver, July 27.
% and %. The populist organizations in
the various states are asked to send
delegates and an earnest invitation ia ex-
tended all dissatisfied democrats and re-
political situation. Milton Park. Of Dali
las. national treasurer Of the populist par
ty, tonight stated that Eugene V, Debs
would be one of the participants in the
conference
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Negro Kills Mine Foreman.

Birmingham Ala, July 16.-(speciai9-
w. B. Mckinney mine foreman at Belle
Sumter in the Blue Creek region, was
shot and instantly killed this morning
by Bob Sawyer a negro.
4 crowd of enraged citizens armed
with wnchesters have since been In
pursuit, and If the negro IS overlakeh
he will probably be roughly dealt with.
1t appears that the negro went to the
foreman and complai ned about y days
time which should have been allowed
him. Mckinney told the negro that he
had forgotten to put the time in his
tatement. but would do so the coming
month.
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l,ushing Pear Shipments.

Valdosta Ga. July 17.-(Special)
shipments from this point are now going
forward with a rush although the crop
is very short this season. w. r. staten
has shipped between 100 and so barrels
for which he realized between s. and $50
per barrel. Some growers are selling
their pears on the trees and are seWin2!
satisfactory prices. The shipments or
cantaloupes and watremelons are |" GIN
ming to decline Prices have been god
the entire season and many shippers
have made money. Mckee Bros, at Kin
derlou received $500 net for the first
car of cantaloupeN they forwarded.
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employers of labor to convict ignorant
and defenseless persons and sell them
into Involuntary servttude that the par
ties might make pecunfary profit
Judge Jones complimented the jury,
saying:
The time Is not far distant. If it Is
not now here, when all right thinking.
honorable people will realize and declare
that in setting the laws of the United
States in motion to prevent outrages
upon helpless and ignorant citizens OF
Alabama. who are as well citizens of the
United States, and under Its protection,
you have been the truest and best de-
tenders also Of the honor OF the SOUTH
the state and Its people
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Making War on Army Worm.

Jackson Miss. July 6-(special)-No gen
cral spread of the army worm, which has
made It's appearance in the cotton fields OF
Claiborne county, Is feared. The farmers OF
the nelghborhocd where the pest is reported
are taking prompt steps for its suppression
The reports OF b0llwecvil damage, which We're
quite frequent from several counties few
weeks ago, have entirely ceased, and crop
condtt generally salts factory, justify
ing tho belief that IF normal conditions con
tinue for the remainder OF tho season. and
early frost docs not Interfere with the late
crop Mississippi's cotton yield will be not
less than 300 900 bales.
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Amite Farmers Slay Wolves.

Jackson, Miss, July 13.-(Special. THE
farmers of Amite county are still engaged
IN the slaughter Of wolves. and they are
at a loss to account where all the ami
mails are coming from. Following the
slaughter of last week the farmers start
ed in Strengthening three During the chase
Il young man named Montgomery at
tempted to capture a young wolf and was
severely bitten OH the arm.
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Tanner Trial This Week.

Gainesville Ga, July -CSpecial)-The
July term Of Hall superior court con
venes next Monday, with Judge j. j.
Kimsev presiding number Of civil and
criminal cases are on the docket and the
term will be a busy one.
The most interesting case will be that
of the state against Mrs Onie Tanner
charged with poisoning her husband Wy
lie f. Tanner. on MAJ %. 1t is expected
that large crowd will be present to
hear the trial, AZ SO MUCH interest centers
in the outcome OF the case
1t has been rum0red from time to time
since the death of young Tanner that Mrs.
Tanner had a reason for getting him
cut of the way. and that recon was al
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Coweta County School Census.

Newman, Ga, July 1s.-(Special)-The
new school census for this county has
been completed the enumeration show
ing a total school population outside Of
Newman of 6,442-2 iS6 white and 1906 col
ored-a decrease Of 30 as compared with
the census of 1898. The census also shows
that there are 100 children of school age
I'm the city Of Newmarket white and 466
colored-an increase of about 800 as COM
narcd with 1903.
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Allen Elected bY Big Ma iorit Y

Augusta. Ga. July 6.-tSpecial.) -au-
gustas municipal primary was very
warmly contested election and was in
doubt until the votes were counted IN
most of the wards the ballot was as Sc
ere: as It could be made, and while money
was used with voters. there was no
fragrant public display of buying and sell
ing.
The vote resulted
For Mayor-R. e. Allen. 2.419; Allen W.
Mette. COG.
The day passed quietly at the polls con
sderng the close fight that was on and
1l1lcnri aintN rs 10 the reSMlt.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
rillman Goes TO Lexington,

Columbia, S. c.. July I3.-(Special 40.
companied by his uncle Senator Tillman,
and deputy sheriff, James H. Tulman
left the jail here today for Lexington,
where his case will be called the third
Monday in September.
Senator Tillman went with his nephew
to the Lexington Jail, the sheriff there
being a personal friend
The senator has for two days been In
consultation with Tillmars lawyers.
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Henderson last week. where the prisoners
had been taken to escape mob, is being
presented in this city with the court
house packed Owing to the excitement
which has prevailed and the strong
all persons entering the court house dur
ing the progress of the trial will be
searched by the sheriff.
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Collins Caught in Arizona.

Raleigh, n. c.. July S.-(Special y
The authorities are advised that a negro.
Julius Collins who on the last day of
May murdered Avery Rowe. in Buncombe
county, Is In Arizona.
The fact was ascertained that Collins
was seeking to enlist in the army. He
had served in the Philippines. The author
tiles have sent descriptions of him to all
parts of the United States. and these led
to his detection in Arizona.
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Pneumonia Nav Cheat Gallows.

Louisville, Ky. July l5.-Lee Brown.
alias John Tinsley the negro who muir
dered Patrolman Massey, of Evansville.
IS reported in critical condition tonight
at the Jeffersonvlle refOrmatory. His
illness is pronounced to be pneumonia.
Df. Harry Sharp says the prisoners left
lung is entirely consolidated. and that the
chances for recovery are against him.
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Peonage Exists in Two Counties.

Montgomery, Ala. July T.-(Special)-
The federal grand jury today made Its
final report showing they had returned
ninety-nine true bills. involving eighteen
persons for peonage and conspiracy. The
jury reported that conspiracies were
formed and carried on in two localities
between justices of peace constables and
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Sims Killed MARROW.

Valdosta Ga. July 16.-(Special)--Ml Mike
Sims, a prominent young man of CecN.
Ga. IS miles north of this city. shot
and killed David NARROW at that place
this morning.
Sims is bookkeepcr for the large sa W
mill firm Of J. \. Bray & Co. and Mar
low was a teamster for the same firm.
The trouble is said to have grown out
of some offensive remarks Marrow Is al
leged to have made about Sims.
Young Sims telegraphed his father,
who lives near Ousley, in This county,
to go to Cecil at once and it Is sup
posed that he has surrendered to the au-
thortics.
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Strange Suit Tried in Catawba.

Raleigh. n. c.. July 15.-(Special)-One
Of the oldest suits brought in this state
has been ended in Catawba county. \
how named Drum sued his teacher in
nublic school for $1,000 damages, claiming
mat during a recitation Drums aten-
10, Was attracted by some noise behind
him and that as he turned his head to
see what was going on Miller, the teach
er. threw a lead pencil at him, and at the
same instant the boy turned his mead 10
the front, and the pencil struck him In the
eve. permanently iniuring, but not entire
" destroying the sight. Drum contended
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Melons Moving to Market.

Quitman. Ga. July 14.-(Special.)- The
melon shipment is at its height this week
The fruit is being rushed to market
very rapidly. Mabbett Il Grover of
Quiiman. who have 80 acres at May
land. Fla, is miles south of here, shipped
twenty carloads today. The south Gcor-
gia railroad has handled nearly 200 cars
To date
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KEN lucky {.
Blacks Fought the Deputies

Rarbourville Ky. July ia desperate
fight occurred near here last night lie
tween a band Of eight clay county negroes
and deputy sheriffs OF Barbourvlle. The
negroes attempted to rob county stores
and when the posse pursued them they
gave resistance. Twenty shots were fired,
ono negro being dangerously wounded.
The negroes escaped TO CIay county.
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Jailed for Train Wrecking.

Huntsville. July 6.-(SpeciaI)-Porter Smith.
lanes LAWYER and John Stoger. negroea
charged with attempting to wreck fast pas
senger train on the Southern railroad by plac-
Ing a cross tie the track. were siven n
preliminary hearing yesterday afternoon and
committed TO Jail without bond. Harry Ford
who was held the same charge, proved
an alibi and dismissed
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Falling Chimney Killed Child.

Raleigh, N. c.. July 17.-(Special.)-A
very peculiar accident occurred at New
bern, resulting in the death of a Agar
old child The latter was playing in the
yard of his home when suddenly, without
warning noise, a chimney of a house i'll
an adjoining lot fell and completely
covered and crushed the child, whose
mother was but few yards away.
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Negro Ravisher CAPTURED.

Columbia. S. e., July 14-(Speciai)-
George Sheldon, the negro who is chargeH
with having assaulted Mrs Julia Hill,
near Spartanburg, a few days ago. was
arrested yesterday and Is now in the
county Jail. The negro declares he is IN
nocent. but the woman is positive that
he IS the person who assaulted her a few
days ago. The case Will be heard in
magistrates court on "Wednesday.
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Want National Reservation.

Raleigh. n. c., July 1S.-(Special.) y
When the Fort Fisher veterans meet they
will adopt resolutions asking congress to
set apart the old fort and Its surround
ings as a national reservation. The move
ment will have strong official backing in
this state
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ALABAMA.
Boil Worm in Alabama.

Montgomery, Ala, July 13.-(Speciai.)-
Agricultural Commissioner Poole today
received from the oil mills in Greene
county in this state. a. cotton boil in
which there was the appearance of the
boil worm or boil weevil.
'"The boil Is so small" said the commits
sioner. Il cannot tell whether it Is boil
worm or the boil weevil but whatever it
is, coming this early in the season threat
ems great destruction to the crop.
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Refusing Ten-Cent Offers.

Raleigh N. c.. July H-(Special.)-The
Improvement in crops in nearly all parts
of this state during the past fortnight
almost exceeds belief. A month ago
farmers were in very low spirits. They
are now delighted at the prospects. 1t
Is ascertained that a large proportion OF
the cotton growers have an idea that cot
ton is going to Y cents next season, and
they are refusing offers of 10 cents for
October delivery.
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Brandished Gun; Mortally Injured

Fitzgerald Ga. July 1S-(Special)-T
]. Harper. a sawyer residing at Rebecca
was shot and perhaps mortally wounded
late today by officer Brubaker while in
toxicated, walking along the street with
a revolver in his hand. The bullet en-
tered the abdomen. Harper shot at the
officer but failed to hit the mark. The
officer shot the second time and sent an
other bullet into Harper's side, Harper
* c;nclp aged -
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Sent to Death by Old Enemy.

Ba xley, Ga, July 13.-(Special) Jim
Williams was killed miles south of
Bailey by Sol Johnson this evening
Williams hauling a wagon load of
crosStie cutters to the country and while
passing JohnsonS house he was fired at
with winchester rifle in the hands of the
aSSailant.
They had had a difficulty several
months ago when Williams knocked
Johnson down. Trouble was then pre-
Gicted, Johnson being considered of a
revengeful disposition.
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Will Holland Shot to Death.

Columbia, S. c., July 14-(Special.)--
VIII Holland was shot in a disreputaba
house early this morning by John W.
Burkhalter, telegraph operator. He
died this afternoon. Both are young men.
Holland had been ordered by the police
not to come TO Columbia, but he crossed
the river early this morning. Burkhalter
said when Holland found him i'll the
house he began to shoot and he returned
the fire, shooting four times.
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Athens Ga July 1S.-(Special)- 'rhomas
Bailey. of this city. and O. II. Arnold,
of Lexington. have organized the Bailey
Arnold Manufacturing Company for the
manufacture of ropes. cords sacks. tow
els, napkins. etc. and are already fitting
up their plant on Thomas street, in this
CITY
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North State Crop Reports.

Raleigh, N. c., July 17.-(Special. The
state agricultural department today re-
ceved from 1000 correspondents the fol-
lowing returns of crop conditions: Cotton
compared with an average Il per cent,
tobacco so. corn Sc, Irish potatoes So,
sweet potatoes 81, peanuts SO.
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Meteor in North Carolina.

Raleigh. n. c., July 1S.-(Special y
A meteor burst on the top of Rich noun
tain, in Jackson county, few days ago
and one of the fragments whizzed through
tree top and into the yard of Joseph
Massingale. II buried itself a foot deep
in the earth, from which Massingale took
it. 1t will probably be added to the col
lection which is now In the State museum
here
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Drawing Out Distilleries.

Raleigh, n. c., July B.-(Speclal. y
1t is learned from the secretary Of the
State Distllers Association that only
seven whisky distilleries are today In
operation in this revenue district. and
that five of these are in Richmond coun-
ty. The assertion Is made by a. D Watts.
after whom the Watts liquor regulation
law takes It's name, that oven fewer dis
tilleries are now in operation in the west
ern revenue district.
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can+ain RI. A. TayYoe Is Dead.

Montgomery. Ala, July 15.-Captain
Henry A. Tayloe died this morning at
his home In PraireviIle. Ala, in his
ninety-sixth year He was for many
Years prominent In Alabama affairs.
Captain Tayloe was born in washington,
d c., in 1908 and often visited Jefferson
AT his home in Monticello.
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Sunday School Workers To Meet.

Macon. Ca, July 17.-tspecial)- The
Bibb County Sunday school Association
viii convene here next week and will
bring to the city not only the Sunday
school teachers ana pupils of the county,
but the most distinguished sunday school
workers of the state. Former President
Iyith,m has announced his intention or
attending if he can possibly do 50