Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, May 23, 1900, Image 4
V*c 0? est Ion Solved. /M
The ocliool authorities of * Yankton,
8. D., h^ve solved the textbook question
iu a manner which they find satisfactory
and which they recommend to
* others. The city purchases the books
and rents them to such pupils as desire
It. The annual rental ranges from 110
cents for a set of the lowest grade
books to 85 cents for a set of the highest
grade. It is found that the books
last well, and that the rentals pay a
email profit to the city. Under such an
arrangement children of fnmilies
which can afford it are likely to purchase
the necessary books, while those
who for any reason do not wish to nur
chase can obtain their books at a nominal
expense and without loss of selfrespect
or cost to the city.
A number of Pittsburg bachelors
tiave organized a club, and mutually
pledge themselves in defence of their
liberties to eschew feminine society,
discourage the advances of the other
sex and to abjure matrimony. That is
simply a shrewd dodge on the part of
the young men. The people who solemnly
swear they will never marry are
always In th?^ matrimonial market for
Ihe highest bidder, and the oath will be
broken at the first opportunity. These
Pittsburg bachelors are no exception to
the general rule. They are using a
unique method of gaining their end.
that's all.
The Rev. A. It. Church, pastor of the
TJniversalist Church nt Akron. Ohio,
advocates the abolishment of cottins,
and says that, the dead should be inIforrod
with only a shroud wrapped
around them. He says thai caskets
prolong decomposition, and should,
therefore, be abandoned. He would
also do away with the use of hearses
and funeral cars as a needless expense.
The social scale is not life's most reTable
weighing machine. So. 21.
MORNING
TIREDNESS
Is a serious complalut. It's a warning that
should bfc heeded. It Is dllTcrout from nu
honest tired feeling. It is n sure si^n of
poor blood. You can ouro it by making
your blood rich and pure with Hood's Sarsaparllla.
That Is what other people do?
thousnnds of them. Take a few bottles Of
this good modlclno now and you will not
nfllv ffnt **lrl ' ?' -? *
j >? ui inai WU1IK, l.UI^UI'l, OXbaustod
feeling, but It will tnuko you foul
woll all through tho tummer.
Tlrod Fooli ng-"For that tlrod nnd
worn out feeling In the spring, nud hs n
etrongth builder mid appetite creator, I
have found llood's Karsaparitta witliont
an oqunl." Mas. L. II. Woodaho, 'iSS
Ballon Street, Woousoeket, H. 1.
HOOd'S SpaSrilla
Is America's. Greatest Blood Medicine.
Impression not Favorable.
Tho general Impression regarding tho !
Hungarians In tho Pennsylvania coal
regions is not favorable. Witness is
borue, however, by the Wllkesbnrre
News that the Huns ave becoming i
more respectful of law, better educated,
and, singularly, that they al- |
ready own half of the snloons In Luzerne
Countv. In other line- #?r n-n.i?
too. these people are found, and there i
Is full evidence that they will become :i
strong factor in political affairs of the
Wyoming valley. They are quick to j
learn In the schools, and most of the
older generation are well-to-do and
have acquired much property. Twothirds
of the crime In the coal regions
coukl bo la id at the door of the Huns
in past years, and often they escaped
punishment because they feigned ignorance
before the courts that they had
violated the law. Hut the Judges have
pinee discerned that the Hun was not
as Innocent as he looked, and the linos
have been drawn tighter about the foreigners,
with good results.
The
I
;
Pinkham
Pemedies
'
For disorders of the
feminine organs have
gained their great renown
and enormous sale be- i
cause of the permanent
good they have done and
are doing for the women
of this oountrym
? I
If all ailing or suffering
woman could bo made
lo understand how absolutely
true are the
statements about Lydla E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, their sufferings
would end.
Mm. ??
mm mm mmmwmmmmMWWW
woman fraa of charge*
Her address is Lynn,
Mass* The advioe she
gives is practical and
honest* You can write
freely to her; she Is a woman
u
f* <
Hold a Harmonious Convention in
Columbia.
Columbia, Special.?The State Democratic
convention Wednesday val
harmonious for the first time In a decade,
and a unit for Bryan and the
Chicago platform with nddei planks.
W. P. Stevenson, of Cheraw, presided.
He oongratulited the State upon the
harmony in the Democratic ranks.
The delegation to the national convention
was after the debate Instructed to
vote as a unit upon all matters. The
delegates at large arc: Senator B. It.
Tillman, Governor M. B. McSwweeney.
State Chairman Willie .lones, and
: A. G. Latimer. From the Congressioti;
al districts: First district. W. B. Wilj
son, Thomas Talbert, second district,
James II. Tillman, C. W. Garris; third
district, 1. H. McCalla and W. J. Stribl'.ng;
fourth district, J. A. Mooney, i
John Gary Evans; fifth district, T. Y. !
! Williams, J. C. Wllborn: sixth dis- i
I trict, D. II. Traxler, T. W. Bouc'nicr; j
; seventh district, J. Win. Stokes, \V. it.
' G ruber.
The platform declares allegiance to 1
; the national party aud demands re ?f- ,
firmation of the Chicago platform at
! Kansas City. It condemns the linan,
cial legislation cf the Republican party i
as subservient to trusts and national ( 1
banks. It decries the power of trusts j
and the hypocritical attitude of the Re- j
publi.an party, "using money stolen
troni the people to debauch the ignorant
voters." 1
It denounces the foreign policy of
President McKinlcy, saying: "The be- j
nevolent assimilation of the Filipinos
i has proven it is an outrage to the !
' consciences of liberty-loving Ameri- !
j cans. Our free in -titutions can not j
long survive the destruction of thooe 1
principles on which they rest, and the I
spectacle of subject people-held down!
by the bayonet and robbed by carpet- |
baggers, but foreshadows the fate o|
our country, unless the people are ]
i aroused to our danger. The unjust j
I war of subjugation now being carried
on in the Philippines by President Me- !
Kioley should lie ended at once."
The platform demands a strict adherence
on the part of the I'nited :
States to the solemn pledges by which
Congress promised Independence to the !
Cuban patriots. The treatment of Torto
Itico is al.so condemned, and the wise j
party leadership of Bryan is commended,
"believing that he will restore the ;
lost prestige of the high ofll. e of Prcs- j !
blent." ,
England's course in tlie Transvaal is |
denounced. The platform suys: "Great 1
Britain's unrighteous -ourse deserves j
the condemnation cf all lovers of self- j
government, and we denounce the cow- j
ardice of the present adniini tration tor j
not extending an offer of its good ofhcra
to terminate the unholy war of sub- j
| j ligation."
Colonel Lawrence W. Youtuar.s made
a bitter attack on Senator Tillman's ;
record, but the convention, with the 1
exception of his vote, passed rcnolu- i
tions endorsing his policy in opposing i
Imperialism. The convention pas?ed j
resolut iot.s condemning the jute trust, j
Lutherc.i Synod fleets.
WlllSton, N. C., Special.?The I'nited ; j
Lutheran Synod opened at o'clock <
Wednesday afternoon. One hundred '
delegates are in attendance, many of
whom are distinguished divines, representing
nearly every Southern State.
The opening sermon was preached hy
Rev. .T. r?. (.Ireiner, of Rural Ret rent, i
Va., president of the Synod, itl was j
followed by synodical communion. At
4:30 o'clock Rlshnp Rondtbaler, in j
behalf of the pastors of the Twin ,
City, delivered a beautiful address of i
welcome, lie was followed by Mayor '
(). B. Eaton, who extended a hearty |
and royal welcome to the Synod in the I
name of Winston. The response in he- j
1*0 If rtf !.? O 1 ? - ?? '
nun *_?i 11iv o^nuii jiictut* w) nun. |
E. L. Greever, of Tazewell, Va. Rev. J. ;
B. Greiner was re-elected president of
'he Synod for two years.
Kansas Republicans.
Topeka, Kan., Special.?The Republican
State convention here nominated
a full State ticket and delegates and
electors at large with unexpected unanimity.
The resolutions unqualifiedly
endorse the national and State administrations
and pledge the delegates
to support MoKlnley. W. E. Stanly
was nominated for Governor, and II.
E. Richtor, for IjJeuiePant Governor.
Hotel Melcne Burned.
Chicago, Special.?Three persons
were killed and 15 injured in a fire
which on Wednesday destroyed the
Hotel Helena at 110 to 114 Fifty-third
street. Five of the injured will probably
die. The loss to the building and
furnishings was $10,000. The destruction
of the hotel was replete with daring
rescueR and narrow escapes, in
which James McNeill earned himself
the title of hero. He was n porter in
the hotel, and the first to warn the
I sleeping occupants of their danger
Rails are being laid for an electric
ca>- line in Snartanbnrg S. C.
Secretary Root has authorized the
erection of the Fifth Army Corps
' monument at Fredericksburg. Ya.
A. A. Putnam, an electrical engineer
of Rochester, talked his last will and
testament into a phonograph a few
daya ago. Then, with a hot copper
wire, he signed his name on the wax
roll of the phonograph, the wincases
doing likewise, and the "document
was thereupon completed.
The Tarboro Southerner proposes
, Hon. Henry ii Connor, of Wilson, for
I president of the University. I
Timber Trees Advancing.
Prof. C. E. Besscy announces in a
letter to Science, that he has obtained
evidence that trees, including such species
as oak, hickory, willow, eottouwood,
elm and box elder, are rapidly
advancing in Eastern Nebraska. The
areas covered by them are gradually
creeping up the courses of the streams
and spreading out internally. In some
cases the "tree belt" along rivers has.
within twenty-five years, increased in
width from 100 feet to half a tulle, and
even a mile.
A California girl says she is unhappy
because she has Inherited 513.000.00n.
llut that amount will enable her to
marry some worthy man who will
spend it for her and bring her oucc
more to tlie blessing of poverty.
Wo Your Feet Artie nm! tturn ?
Shake Into your shoes Allan's Foot-Easo, a !
powder for the toet. It makes tight or i
now shoes feel easy. Cures Corns, Bunion-.
Swollen, Hot, Smarting and Sweating Fed |
and Ingrowing Nails. Sold by nil druggi-t - i
and shoe stores. 25 eta. Sample sent FUCK. 1
Address Allen S. Olmsted, Loltoy, N. Y.
Nell?"Why do seashore engagements
seldom amount to anything?" |
Belle?"I suppose its because of the .
breakers."
l'he Historic Itoute to tlie Confederate ltouniou
at Loui-ville. May :!Oth-Juuo 3rd, Is
the Seatioard Air Llue ltuilwnv.
*
Even the base ball fan can't keep
cool.
'!'! ? Rest I'renerl|>ltoll tor t'litll*
and Fever is a hotllo of ( iiove's Tahtri ess
t'nir i. Tonic. It is s tuple iron and quinine in
a tasteless form. No cure?no nav. l'riee 25e.
Some people are so l)Uf>y tulkiug that they
baveu't time to think.
To fine it < oM in One l>:i y.
Take EsxATivr. 1'.k< no IJuixims Taiii.i ti. j
All druirgists refund the money if it fails to !
rare. E. \V. (iaovK's signature on each box,
?5e.
Hoax?"That lonp-liuirod. poetical
friend of yours bought me a drink today."
Joux?"A literary treat, eh?"
1'otxam Fai'iuwi 1)vis are fa-t t<> sunlight.
washing ami mt-bing. Hold by all
druggists.
The street car conductor may not he
noted for heroism, but he realizes th.it
none but the brave deserve the fare.
Among the distinguished visitors at the
f.'oniederate Iteunion Admiral and Mrs
Dewey are expeetod and will be given a grand
ovation by tbo Veterans.
Write to I.. H. Allen. '1. 1\ A., S A. I..
Itnilwav, rortsmouth, Va,, for full descriptive
pamphlet giving all information as to
..nf. leriite Reunion at Louisville, .May.'IOthJune
3rd.
erliu for list of premiums we offcr I I
free for th*m. 3 I
rllRES 1
ecr.,
"i ^^ Tbc favorite | j J
I* c/A cummer 3 | .
r\E>^\0 4D V NrwDISCOVERY;Ktm
LJP aw 1 ijiurk ami nir?'s \? ?(
[*-. 9 liook o( lasliuioniaW .met 11> da vm' ti-xatiun it !
i rev. Dr. H U. Oi.tiN'B BONE, box b. Atlanta, lii
UBS W3 li
I
without them. You will *find i
you will be well by taking
25c. 50c.
To any needy mortal suffering from bor
Sterling Remedy Comf.r
^' * \
FOR MALM
CHILLS JS
The Best Prescri]
Tasteless C
\
The Formula Is Plainly I
So That the Peopl
^Vhat They j
\
\
Imitators do not n
knowing that you won
cine it you knew what
contains Iron &nd Qui
proportions and is in n
Iron acts as a tonic wh
the malaria out of the
druggist will telj you
Original and that all c
O
less" chill tonics are ir
of other chill tonics s
superior to all others in
not experimenting whei
superiority and excelle
established. Grove's is t
throughout the entire i
United States. No Cur<
see your Agont for rates, schedule, timi> '
and nil information concerning the t'onfeil- i
crate Reunion at Louisville, May llOlh-.lune ;
3rd, I?y llio Seaboard Air Line.
We will give SUM) reward for any case of
catarrh that cannot ho cured with llali'.s
Catarrh Cure. Tnkea internully.
I'. .1. Cukskt ?v Co., Props., Toledo, O.
The hospital,to Krutuckinns have prepared
a thrilling progrnm for tip" Veterans who go ,
to the Confederate ltetinion hy tin* SeaUourd ;
Air Lino Hallway, May :!Olh-J une 3rd
FITS permanently cti red Notlts or t orvouslies*
af u-r lir*t day i use oi lir. i\liuo's Great
Nerve Restorer.$2 trim hottle and treat i-et rm
l.r. li. 11. Ki.ink, Ltd..'J51 Arch St. Phil*, Pa. :
|
The Old Veterans are dr ipping ofT tnphlly (
HOW nnd none wants to full ti> moot his comrades
tit the Confederate lletinion nt Louis- :
till*1, Mtiy flrtth-.l une 3rd. specially wlen the
raee.s aioso low a.- they aro hy the S' li'Oatd '
Air J.mo Railway.
Mr*. Wlnslow'a Soothing Syrup for children
teething, sol tens I he cuius, reduces tnllnnuiuition,
allays pain, cures wind colic, A'ic.a iiottle. i
The Sen hoard is the battlefield route to ]
ho Confcdeiiito Reunion at l.onisvillc, May;
JOth-J une 8rd.
1 arti sure Plso's Cur?> for Consumption sawd i
my life three yenrs aco. us. ims. Rot- j
iiins. Maple Si , Norwich, N. A'., l'ch. IT. l'J '. ;
. | 11 |p ^
~ No matter ho.
Q i health, good he.
}y( ; joymcnt. Bowc
) ^jt ' pains than all otl
yjjp i you get a good
v ; ! through the fcloo
I 1* of people arc doc
o started with ba(
p. / \\ get better till the
S') \ ' how it is?you
j | suffer with a slig
V r\ \ VI l j MIWWMI UWIIWI^
IlM \ ^ ! ' during the day/I
|' I | L worse untill the
I jjj Lj loses its charms,
, has been driven 1
bowels with CAL
^? slightest irreguij
natural, easy mi
RETS tone the
and after you f
wonder why it
ill youf other disorders commence tc
E IDEAL LAXATP
r>/rrunDTT
^ U 9 I i A 1 M I i lk * V a ?
vcl troubles and too poor to buy CASCARET
ay, C'.i;CA'?o cr Nov York, mrntloninj aivcrti
in
iMD FEVER.
ption Is Grove's
Ihili Tonic.
Printed on Every Bottle*
e May Know Just
\rc Taking.
dvertise their formula
Id not buy their mcdiit
contained. Grove's
nine put up in correct
Tasteless form. The
ilc the Quinine drives
system. Any reliable
i that Grove's is the
>thcr so-called "Tastcnitations.
An analysis
shows that Grove's is
every respect. You are
i you take Grove's?its
nee having long been
he only Chill Cure sold
malarial sections of the
No hay. Price, 500
^ "f^TTON
^Culture"
is the name
mvjSk of a v a 1 u able
illustratllll
cd pamphlet
W& H which should
in the hands
of every planter who
raises Cotton. The
book is sent Free.
Send n.inc ntvl Address to
<;krv.man kali works.
9j Naibuu St., New York.
\ >??. 21.
r pleasant your sturroundin gs,
1th, is the foundation for cnit
rouble causes moiVe aches and
br diseases together!, and when
iose of bilious bil?e coursing
d ife's a hell on earth. Millions
toing for chronic ailments that
1 ?owels, and thev w ill never
; bcwels are right. Yo\u know
t . . ! ti. r- -
II gict-i?gci irrcguit^r?HfSt
ht leadache?bad tastc^ in the
, ant general "all gone" feeling
-kc?p on going from bad to
: suifering becomes awful, life
and facre i^.many a one that
to sucidal re\?f. Educate your
:iCARETS. vV>n't neglect the
irity. See tli\ t you have one
avemtnt each \ ay. CASCA.boweis?make\
hem strong ?
lave uicd them y.mce you wi!f
is that you hiV e ever beer.
> get better at 01V*e> and soon 1
DRUGGETS j
S v.-c will send a box free. Address
iscmcnt and p^per. \?l I
L J
\ \
ft - - If- ? - U - * "
A LCOHOLIC LIQUORS
** and NARCOTIC DRUGS
Make INEBRIATES,
j THE KEELEY CURE,
] CURES THEM. AIM&e?o^bu..oth"r
PHtients board and lodge in the Institution.
; Address or call at
THE KEELEY INSTITUTE,
1109 Plain Street, COLUflBIA, S. C.
A Famous B?f?rk!
A Copy of the famous book. "In His
Steps." will be mailed to any person soiulinc
us the name of one younir person who expoets
to enter a business College within the
next 60 days, and four others who may attend
at some time.
Write your name and addresses nil plainly.
ADDRESS
B. W. GtTSINOEII, Manager.
CONVERSE COnriERCIAL SCHOOL.
srAUT.\XBURO, - K. C.
! WC SPECIAL Contracts
WITH THE Li AW* KPT AM) MOST
HKbl'ONsinLiK MANUFACTURERS OK
MACHINhKY and Mlbh M l'I'hlKS.
AND ARE PREPARED TO OFFER YOU
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES. OUR FACILITIES
ARE SECOND TO NONE.
Complete Ginning Equipments,
Complete Power Equipments,
A SPECIALTY.
\\r u nmonc c rn
?r. ii. vjiddl;^ K tu.,
COLUMBIA, - S. C.
A WORLD
without MUSIC
ORGANS $35.00 UP.
PIANOS $175.00 UP.
f*/" Write lor ralalogur and Term*.
Ad drrat,
M. A. MALONE,
Columbia, S. C.
! Complete
TOR FACTORIES AND MILLS.
< Fnglnes; Corliss, Automatic, plain *ld?
valves.
Hollers, lloiiirrs, Pumps.
Saw Mills, from small Plantation Mill!
to the Heaviest Mills in the Market.
All kinds of Wood Working Machinery.
Floui nnd Corn Milling Machinery.
Complete (jiuning Systems-I.iimnius,
j Van Winkle anil Thomas,
F.uKines, boilers, Saws, Gins in .stock fo|
j quick delivery.
V. C. BADHAM & CO.,
112k Main St.,
COLUMBIA, - S. C
W. L. DOUGLAS
cq a, n ko cuncc union
v?w mi w?? *w w i MA"!}"!!!
*JjjiV\/orth S4 to S6 compared
TF/\ with other makes. / ^
l.ooo.oo'o \%?*rer*. fer$ ?5v
/J The genuine have W. L. [ / l{y
M I I?K DourUs* name and price t Jj: /V
Tl\ |2H stamped on bottom. '1 ake |UbXJ4^l f~
K \' -jjj no substitute claimed to be /
J as pood. Your deale^^^tjlpwrt
^B^^^Son receipt of price anc a
^ extra lor r.,rri.ipe Statr kind of leather,
J**/^ffigesirr, and width, plain or can toe Cat. Iree.
twos twins * L. DOUGLAS SHOE CO.. Brockton, Mass.
p Money
IP TOP turn TIffRM IIRI.P.
.? . nn^ wuic?- >??u un?irrm?na inwm
! snd litow how to cuter to their requirement*; and
I you ciynot spend yea t and dollars learning by a*1
prrlei y?, so you must hny tbe knowledge acquired
by otti<Y?. we offer ihi? to yon for only 'i5 cents.
YOU WANT THEM TO PAY THEIR
OWN WAY
"ten if }Sii merely kewji tbrm mo a diversion. In order
to bundle y'o?l* tudtctouely, yon must know
something about them. Te moot ibis want wo are
eelling a nook iflvlu,; tho experience / n_|w nr.
of a j?rr?<fl<vil poultry raiser for ' Will J l3vi
iwenty-ft?r yeur?. It w?? written by a man who put
oil Me mluii. sad tlsn>, ia,l money to making a ino
rose of Chh kMU raising art aa a pastime. nut ma a
tnadnorm?and If you will profit by hl? twi-nty-fl?n
years'work, you can save manytlhloks annually,
and moke your Kowle earn dollars for you. The
polot fa, that you must l>o sblc to drtort trouble la
fhe I'oullry Yard as soon at It *f>|n?ars, and know
hnw to remedy it. Hits ioolc will toarb you.
It toils b?w to doiect ;ui4 cure rltsoaae. to food for
egg* and also for fattonlcg; which fowls 10 save for
breeding piifno.w*. and everything, indeed, you
Should know us ibla ?ut>)aot to make tt profitable,
beat postpaid for twenty-Beo cents In stamps.
Book Publishing House
1U4 Usokaap &r~ N. T. City
host ( oufh Syrup. Testes (?cxm|. i7b& m
, tlfne. Sold hr ilnigpitt? |||
'<*n. ^ .'.
''-''.'" ' '." "iiscmpson's Eye Water .