Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Big soins or little sums safely and sent by WESTERN UNIO ?fLJ?? /liftl MtfM ?ffll ? -rJl_ vttwmmmut mm Mtv WWvm Union Office. The cost ls small, thr service quick sad surr. THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO, To Lecture at Town ville. The Hon. E. C. Verner will lec ture in tho Townvllle Methodist church on Sunday, July 1, at * o'clock, p. m. ClreaUy Benefited by Chamberlain's Liniment. * I have used Chamberlain's Liul ment for sprains, ^bruises, and. rheu matic palus, and the great benefit I hfcve received Justifies my recom mending tt lu the highest terms." writes Mrs. Florence Sllfe, Wabash, itad. If you aro troubled with rheu matic pains you will certainly be pleased with the prompt relief which Chamberlain's Liniment affords. Ob tainable everywhere All Day kinging. ? There will bu an all day singing at Hopewell on n<?xt Sunday. The public Is cordially invited to attend and to bring their now song DOORS. Billons Attacks. .When you have a, bilious attack your liver fails to, perform its func tions. You become constipated,/.The food you eat fermenta in your stom ach instead of digesting. This in ilamea the stevjach and causes nausea, vomiting and a terrible head ache. Take Chamberlain's Tableta. They will tons up your ll^er. clean out your stomach and you will Soon Vo as well ?a ever. They or.'y coBt a quarter. Obtainable everywhere. HEN j you're ; behind with your work, with only a few minutes in which tb get supper - then the handy NEW PERFECTION Oil Cookstove helps you to hurry. It lights at the touch of a match, anc? cooks rapidly like a g^s stove. ?t regulates high or low, merely by raising or lowering the wick. ?t is easy to operate, easy to clean, easy to re-wick. Sold in 1, 2j 3 and 4 bumer sizes by hardware, furniture arid depart ment stores everywhere. NEW PERFECTION -OVENS bake better because a current of fresh hotair passes contmpally over and under the food -~ drying out the steam, and preventing soggi ness. This is i?n exclusive NEW PERFECTION advantage. AlaJ?in Security ti Diamond White Ci C? EXERCISES ?T GEB?R SPfi?NGS Inst?late Vor Deaf, Dumb and Blind Ooaes Success* ol Session. TJedar Springs, june 2J,-Hie auditorium : ot tho South Caro lina school for the deaf and the blind waa well ill led Thursday evening on account of the closing exercises. This haa been one of tho-mont successful sessions'in/the history of the school. On Wednesday next tho students will return to their homes. The *lme between commencement and their de parture is being taken up in the ex amin?t ion of several clgase*. The many friends in Andcrsok county, of Pror. Wayne W- Donall! will rejoice to know that he ls making good as principal ot ?he department of music, aa shown by the quality of music rendered Thursday evening-. Prof. Donald ls a nativo of Honea Path, a graduate of the S. C. School for tb? blind; and, havlar, completed his course; there, hu spca throe yearn under a rpecial directev ot music at Converse College. Hi bas success fully taugst nt Cedar Springs for sev eral years: >' s For tin- information of your readers, I shall mention hi detail a few features of the prig ram. The blind-deaf pupil, not only those without Ukht or without? hearing are educated at Cedar Spring, but also those who can neither see, hear nor speak. . thursday evening the au dience wis ac to nish od at tho marvo lour progress being made by r - of this das?. F.uby Miller of Col.-abla, who 4s 3.or 9 year's old. At the'age of three jshe'lost sight, hearing and speech a| a result qt Illness. Sho is a bright.'beauti-'ul, healthy child. She fc*ds rctsed print with her right hand, walle with her left hand aha tells her teacher in sign language what she ls 'reading. The following will illustrate her grasp of language, allh'nusjV sho bas been bi'school.only 2 years: In run ning her flagers through a lady's hair, pine foo od ^a curl; and. being asked tn the siga language what lt waa, she immefliatetir apelled on her fingers this sentence, "lt Is a curl." Class Boom Work. Two methods arc employed ia teaching tho deaf, vii, the d-.vii anti the meaual. lu tho oral method tho pupils is taught to use the voice, be ing taught to speak sb aa to be fairly understood. This method also In cludes lip-reading; in other word? Ute her, possessing all of her Cacul 8peaka as yon would spsak to r friend, thc pupil being taught to know xvhat she says by thc move ment of her -lips. By the manual method U* meant that method by which one commuai' catee ideas by spelling with the hands. Both o! these methoAs'were presented Thursday evening by primary. Inter mediate sad advanced classes. , . In the demonstration of, class work for tie blind the audience waa shown what first year children without sight cab do .in reading. This class read as rapidly and correctly aa can nor mal children o? their age. and who have attended school a like period. Space forbids*our describing la detail this work. Presentation of Diplomas. There were eight graduates this year, four deaf and four blind. Of those. Andbraon county has two Joseph Monroe Fant of Townvillo, and George Thomas Williams of the city. Before presenting the diplomas. Dr. N. F. Walker, the superintendent, .poke interest in ?ly of the histi?^ tho school, which waa founded ia 184?? hy ReVi N. P. Walker, father of the, present superintendent. He told bf his gratification because of the detcr in!i).:ti(.iT of tho graduates of the in stitution to succeed in their chosen line?-of work. Ono ol tho most re sponsible officers in tho State is-be ing flll-Jd by ono who, after grad UH tin?: fron: Cedar Spring school, continued Ms studlea ia Um South Carolina tlniTcrstty. graduating wita highcBt boo."?-?. We reier io Hon. John K. SwvArlngm. Tho mention of ht? name by Dr. Waiker was greeted by cheers fiom the andie? ce. The spetker aleo saki lt had been a p.<*as a^rtoaiaont ot the Sontb Carolina.tJ.nl vemltv and to witness the graduation of Mr. Derna? jones of Greenwood county, an e'imnus ot Cedar Spring, wl.o withoot siKht i?as made good, and who was valedictorian of .his clac*. Hce*per/? lo 1 r:mutete the law coarse, and to be admitted to the bar. Pr. Walker's remarks to Ute grad ?a tos wer? ful l o tlohnet rt ass. Pre .coting to ?sch. a copy ot the Bible, he urged them to read it and follow its teaching, . frc- above is oe?y a brjef sketch of the program, bot 1 trust yon w.Ul Anderson visitors to the ceataMUce mmt were: Mn. ISieo Font Md her ton. Mr. ?JOMIH Font- 5Srs. Williame, and Rev*, and Mrs. J. T. Mann. ale that ex ? considered resorts to ria- the eys u. b&dkaeae* .ry. Ury -AS.T???1? mn? 17. WTB. Henry Williams uf Columbia ls vial tic g-Mr is. Jenes R. Arrderaou, Juat ?aSt o? town. Mr. and Mr?, Loe G. HeUeman and Mrs. Clarence Pr?vost went to Young Harris, Ga., Sunday to carr/ Mrs. HoUuman's two nephews, who have been spending two weeks v?lth ber,'back to school.' They made the trip In their.eura. Miau Larina Cummings will go to Atlanta tomorrow for a two week's visit. Miss Hettie King of Pasadena, Cai., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Hoi _ Miss Hester Richie, who bas been visiting Mrs. ti. E. Holroyd, on Ros?: HUI, leaves this afternoon for Chester, where ehe will visit rela tives. Miss Gussie Jones, and John G. Jones ot Elberton, Ga., aro visiting at tho home, of Dr. B. A. Henry Mrs. W. F. Sones and Julian Drewer Jones are expected today. " Muss Isabel Wicker, who was for soveral years a popular teacher in city graded schools ls horo visit ; hor sister, Mrs. James Kiuard, Anderson college. Hor ms ny are delighted to soe her again s Mary Bacot Pr?vost and en Provost are visiting at the olde of Mr. S. ll. Fievost on Gast Orr street. Mis? Mattie Lott Brown of Hampton. Va., will arrive today to be the guest of Mrs. Beulah Boyd and Miss Ger trude Brown, M?y*-Xe?eH Mr. and Mrs. FoWt! "Cheriton Maya announce thc marriage of the! daughter'. Hattie Elisabeth to Mr lloctor McAllister (McNeil of Florence, on June 16th, i$15, May avilie. S. C Mrs. McNeil has often been tho ut tractive visitor of Mrs. W. J. Mul drow and her. many'friends hero will bc. Interested to hear of her mar riage. Misses Irene and Sara Prince hare returned from Columbia where the aU U'??cd the State Epworth League meeting, MT-'M -Miss Mabel Acker of Atlanta arriv ed last night, and is the guest ot Miss Margaret Archer on North Main street. Miss Acker baa Just grad uated from the Atlanta Conservatory of Expression. . ' Miss Rhoda vend? ver returned homo last night from a visit of several weeks to relatives tn Macon. Ga. While there she'waa the .recipient of many delightful soda1 attentions. Little Henry Vines Edmunds waa carried to the home of his father, Capt. W. H. Edmunds on West Mar ket street yesterday. For six aion.the ho has been an.jlpmate of tho Andar son hospital, where.bo was the pet of , was the. pet ot th*, nurses. He kasir grown, and Improved wonderfully and \ IA a very fine baby. Mrs. W. J. Halley of Hartwell. Ga., ls visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Keese. ' jig! MBSM Messrs. W, .3. Aull and Lu . Stephenson ot Pendleton wetlf? vJmf tors in the city yesterday. Mr. F. W. Felkel has returned from ElWret where he has spent tho past row dayB and coming back with bim was hts father, Mr. T. M. Felkel and hi? elster. Miss Vinnie Felkel, Who will spend a few days here ;v|} S*>'J8yi Miss Nita Adama of Ira passed through Anderson yesterday en route to Rock HU? where she wll the slummer school nt Winthrop, abc havtot; a ?rn one of tho canning club scholarship!* from thin county. Dr. F. R. Suggs spent Sunday in Greenville. ' Mr. ano Mrs. L. F-a>Wy ami Miss s Le? Ramsey, tourists, were nt the; Hotel Chtq&blA Sunday night. Hr. J. O. Wilson o?? WilUameton was a business visitor in the city yea - Mr. and Mrs. D. L. TT mn nljjMinflj Springs wore to ??e etty sboppia? ye? wtfday. fy Misses Leila Moseley snd Lola Wil sen have returned from l-iow?desvlli? whens they have been spending tho ptse few days, Mc nara. Irria Bousctt and Efl? In Terrie were visitors lb thc atty yes? tot Sundi? tut If. Owi enviilp h Mr. m?m GIBT AT ?GIF MR.fi. W. CONDOR, INVEN TOR, IS SUPERINTEND ING THE WORK. T INVENTION If lt Prove? Succewru?, Wul Give Mere Power Then Any Other j.. ' Engine Et* Sue. , J Ifir,. O. *W\ Connor of Bparwal'ow, ?S.. C., is;haring made at tho Ander-'1 HOU foundry a rotary compound tur bine, wthicb, ii it proves successful, may revolutionize the steam engine and its possibilities as a means ot de-, v cloping power. . Mr. Connor came to Anderson about few weeks ago and says that ha cc- ; IUsted tne Ande'?on foundry because he had had dealings with them before ead that they had also contracted to cStlhe turbine*at a cheaper , rato than j any other concern. I ajt*j:?phnor calls his new machino a rotary compound turbine cngl'.e, apd when finished will be about, the1 ifae ot n noll keg. 12x15 inches. Ile mya that he exprsta it to gtvo more power than any other engine that has. ever been built. The ordinary tur bine pulled from 50 to 82 per cent, and tho crark engin? from 70 to 75 par' cant, but he says that ho expects kia to pull above 90 per cent. Tho patent, which is pending, was allow ed on March 26. and the Inventor says he is over anxious to havo the engine finished and tested, which ought to be about next Monday. T;i this now turbine Che steam en ters. Ute center, ?trikes six forward throws, which throws It all around tim engine, striking 12 center blades with 'six forward thrjWk. These again throw the steam all a'.ound thc center, it leaving the cen^r through holes, cut between the bl ides, and en ters six seto of rovorset set In the. casing which reverses the steam six times, turning the ste*M forward again and strikes six more sets or blades which aro made In tho roter, consisting of 220 blades. Tho steam then.' comes cut at each end of the en gine by means of two two inch pipes and is then conducted into a three Inch pipe. Mr. Connor bc-Hevos that tho engine ot - ' be built for I>0 per cent of thc coat yt any other engine and that is *0? cent lass subject to breakage and 100 per cent less subject to wear, estated yesterday that if it proved essful. ho would organiz?.'a nany hero and .have fche engines ? in Anderson for tho market.' Mr." Connor' bas invented Several ' er machines, one of thom being .*! tary street cleaner which is run j ,gas*>!ino engine. Another is a 1 las; machine that , ls automatic uii? at-the same time develops onoitgh mjfajf .XO.null a pump, wood saw, etc. I He has also patented a rotary sub loiler to be attached to a tura plow and these at present aro selling for M.50 apiece. Buy One and keep cool. Buy Two avd stay cool a Genuine Palm Beach Suits $ 7.50 to $ 10.00 No. 166 Palm Beach Sox's 25c T L. CELY CO. On The Square FURMAN FITTING SCHOOL GREENVILLE, S. C. Thc Furman Fitting School, located in Greenville, S. C., offers a four-year (ugh school course to a limited number of boys and young men Small classes insure individuar attention. Specially trained teachers who have had years of experience in preparatory schools of the South. Dormitory has all modern conveniences. The faculty lives in the dormitory with the boys. Clean, wholesome home life enjoyed by boarding students. Strong atHfetfe* teams, literary societies, and debating clubs.-' School stands for thoroughness and character taMng. Greenville's climate is unsurpassed^ - Health record of the school is 'excellent. Student* have; advantage of the equipment of Furman diversity. Expenses moderate. Next session begins Wednesday, September ?5.i For an illustrated catalog address rsu ,i,r . . .. . i. . ' L. W. COURTNEY,, ML A., KeaAsatier, Gtfaciiwfl*&f S1. C. *o Weep Well fa Summer. Sii,:.tt l&ni?aoi?tlon ot me bron chial tubes causes a distressing cough and makes refreshing sleep impos sible. Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound covers raw. interned, irritate? surfaces wtth a soothing, healing coating and otopr- tjutt annoying tick Hag, relieving the .racking, tiring cough. Take thia Splendid cough med icine with you on summer trips. It ls good for coughs, colds, bronchial affections and la . grippe coughs. Evans Pharmacy. *" A Mistake Made fey Mahr, Dont walt for : it cats diseased kidneys.' Wheo you suf fer pains and aches by day and sleep disturbing blrdder weakness by night, feel tired, nervous and run down^tte? kidneys and bladder should be re stored to healthy, airowg and regular action. It Is a mlstako to postpone treatment. Foley Kidney Pills put the kidneys lu Wbtid, heithy condltioa !! and keep them activo and strong. Be- j gin taking today. Good resulta fol- j low tho tirst dose. Kraus Pharmacy. 1 ? ;... .:. ' ll Miss Princ?no repre sent* t?ic spirit of Southern cookery, arid Ja sponsor for Fn'unine Unking Pow~ dei, Wikc ha about your baking problems and be sure to ask for "Miss Princine's Biscuit Recipe." Th cpurkyof Pri Pure Phosphate lng Powder h . the standard? o eovcrtinicnc and such au MfrctJ W. nn<) Prof. Lewis ft. Allyn of Wcitf?cid, Mass. Prit?cinr. is ail povrJer and no moisture. Itt* the dryest baking powder in thc world strength .a*no nivv*y^ un if ona. pRINC?NEPurc Phosphate Baking Powder is made in i ? baking- powder laboratories to Which thc public is irr ferris ^B^^MM^^^^^^gg^^g^^ pure phosphate--a ^^BKH| 5 1 l( to vour baking.x JP S^^HBP ISEMAJBBB^^MBBB li - ^ ^ ^^^HM5stsSsM?fl?^^^^^*l?*?^ Princine makes your ff- ^<SgB5flMlfl baking risc, right and jr .: ^f*T^ '^[jljj?^'*"^ risc//fA'~c'/ery time. . Try' your favorite Thc Sou