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A6K FOR and G KT ? THB ORIGINAL r ?MALTED M8LK^ Cbeap eubetttutes coat YOU Mn? price. Chisholm, Trowbridge & Saggs DENf ISTS New Theatre Building W. Whitney SL Dr. Wade H. Sherard DENTIST 4?3 Fourth Floor Blcckley Bids. 8 LOOK ?0116, PRETTY i ? Suse Ten nntf Swlp!?U? Darhcns So Natun?fc that Nobody |f ? ':>:ci,T.U ' , Hair that lone: Hs color and Juptro, ipr when ft fades,' turns gray, di:ll and llfelciHi, 1B Caused by a lack <:t sulphur in the' hair. Our grandmother made up a mixturo of Sage 'Tea^and Sul phur to keep,h?r loelia dnrk omi beau .tlful, aud'. thousands ot wpmen and mon v; ho va Ino .hat ?ven color, that beautiful dark abado ol hair which .'is po attractive? ovo only,, tills old-time recipo. V I Nowadaysi,wp get this famous mix ture Improved ijy tho; a dd it lon of other Ingredients "ny ??Klng 'al any drug .toro for a.DO-cent bottlo of ;;\Vycth'H 'Jar;? and Sulphur. Compound," which darben? Uuf Iinlr no naturally,'ro event Jy. that nobody can ppsplbly tell lt ha?! heep) applie^i V?u - just '. dampen a sponge or soft brush with lt and draw tilla through your hair, ? taking. one ainall etrand' nt'a. ?ma. W; morning tho gray hair disappears; bili what 'delights ibe ladles wtyh Wyeth'? Sage ?and 8ulan^ Compound, is that, be aldos beautifully darkening the bair after a few. applications, lt also brings, back thc ?I?ba;, mut' lustre,, arid gives lt an appearahco, pt abundunde. , ? ; Wyeth's^Bag?.. ?pd . ?ulptiur . .Co?? "pound ls ? delightful toilet- requisito ^to Impart color'afldVa' y??thfut ap-' pearanco tp the hoir,' lt te ;not 4n ? tended for tho cure, mitigation or pre- J ?vehtion of disease. "" "" if wm \To$wKwfth the moat ; conyptu^nt fud to be I 1 too - end attention is giveu it wm???m Fein Move Is Attribf ment, to Whia? uted Jhe Uprising ..That I'\ I Resulted So Seriously. ii- ?Sf?- 8 S ,< rtrtns attempt of Sfr Hj>c*c COBO I nient'to In ntl arm? und stnrt u J[ revolt In Irclnnd, lils failure und m?l> e-I nci.t Hr rosi; (lil- revolt led by Peter ll. Pearse, who iras provi sional president of. I rebind for u day; Thomas ij?4fritFk. a sigrieV of ibo proe lamatlon of tho "Irish republic." and otliers nnd-.tbo lin^io? p??fti|Lr?{i of the j lenders have drawn tho attention of tho' entire world to Ireland. TIIIH. on what i,rene; to be tlip eve of the hdoptloil ol a conscription hill In all England mid Ireland. may;iend to mnny changes la tho British ?cabinet ? Tho revolt ls tho oi'tcoinc of <li? Sinn Fein movement which started about, flfteerijrears ago. All of the lender? In tho uprising were activo,members of thin ..movement, fohlen liaV for UH object tho realization of the century old dreams'of n''Vopublleau - form of government for'Ireland, entirely freo nf British domination. 1 Peter H. Pearse, who wns executed in tho Tower of London, wns ono of the best known of tho Irish scholars. He was comparatively a young ninn. not thirty-five, and unmarried. Until tho revolt started'ho wns head master of? Ht.. Endafst salton! ?ju Bath farnham, near Dublin, nu Institution ?that aimed ,to teach Irish boys the Gaelic language and history nnd so pre serve tho Irish nntlonnl spirit against' .English Inroads. t Penrso wns described as above nil nn enthusiast, poetical apd [idealistic nnd a quiet, gentle mau with a high BCIIS? Bin noa KB OA0KMKHT. ot Justice nm! a hatred of oppression.: He entered active lifo an a barrister,' j fioon ?becoin?n??-u ?Jcndcr.in -the Gaelic? league, ?nd .ctJlf-.ov.,^'.il3,-journal, tho. Morn of Light. %,t?a had^written many Irish plays and cs^A. r -M Sames ..Copup?y.'ftf.e /^n^mand?nfc generar ot the fVish'rcpublic?n ?rmyVj and also vlc6,pivak??mVo? thovrcpubllc/ Spent aomo. tl mo. in tin- li'nlted States' and ' waa: active In Socialist propa-1 >(^%/<s ?y&^attymwxmr .*,.-.\ u About eight yenro ago bo returned to Ireland - to organise c.. labor movement. Ho took cbaigo ot fcit&ry hall, th? :,Slrtnj^ln.'-.|T5*^?Mei^i which' were, demolished tn tbe w^t?n^l?Vurr?ctlon.. Ldurins?;t ho abse^effiffia^es Larkin lh thia country. He was editor of tho Irish vWot'j?r, !whlcb was "oppressed. Ho -Aas ? Catholic and north ot Ire-' - HotfDonagh a; Soldier. ' Thomas' AfncDpnagb, also reported shot byv tlt?rBrltidh'authoritl?a, was tho mlHta?ry:-yrgail?7ni\of tho.'Iri?h vol, unteer?. ^?l? w?t*.Vi- al???uE of. tactics and str^t^cy, aud' pi?rin?d ma?yof the detalla Qf\ibe?re,v6inliph.lsty' attempt io c^uqucf ?tiblin; Ho .occupied a posl tjon similar to tbsyot adjutant gen^ eral Of the;Vol?ht?cra'and Was'* rnenv bcr,of tba,general staff. With'bis military bent ho combined a s^nin. of. stndiour-nr.-v^iMi wns ono oy-'tne.''.fr1sn''lnf?i!ec'tuals' who tout so ^gei? iart ni the; ?yoit; gowns' -;? master of arts abd was pwf?eeoi ot <?i-r?ncli nnd English lu St. ?nthVa, tb? school of which Peter Pearse waa* h&4 i^ief!. '. :Her'Wr?t? sorerSl essays ar * i>l n rp, kii Gaelic, . &?J$&K?Lm 1 The 'scWmnsier-soJnier rvr**ii,??M; thlrty-twV yeera old Spd.: hs*!; tyefct much time In'studying' works on mill malters ?nd rarotl*r>J?ir;g hlnlseU ?tory. He wa? afa^ul^ctoje ^^^^?So^la l?jVS'thejrl^h duntoera gnv0 MacDonngh his o rtunity, n?id' after^tM^gm^f. '^^.?';^#W?S^^ nraandatit oi.^ie^Dtibl . Lster.'fea Bot.Ao.?yen.?dgh?r kttiand nnrt.had a larg* partMpW le^?#n;??*t theV ?ehted tho i^?^and ethetW W??H?) ENGUilHIS?OR? Speedy Trial and Ifcficujtion of Leaders Caused* Both Praise and Criticism of the British Officials. ' ' have dlfUetilty in stnnding three years' confinement. .' ' MnoDlarnmd In n cripple ?fl n result of a beating the p?lice administered to bim when he created n disturbance in Ihll at the tim? nf a visit of thc {(lng to Dublin. Ile got out of Jail only a ?hort time ago, where he bad been Kent for three months for mn I; In:; an antbrecruillng speech to un su?V on ri? of Irishmen in Galway. He lins hern for n long limo uctlrc In Irish polities and always on the outl-Kiigllsh side. He him been un or ganizer for thu Sinn I'eln and was busi ness manager of Irish Freedom until . UH,suppression n your ago. r ('oatint wan npothcr/of tbp n.ltjdioiis rebels und. wrote essaya and short sto ries lb Gaelic. He was a member of thc? executlvo coicjiLtleo of the Gaelic league. .- ? . > ri ? Tho Klnu ..t'cin !? announced shin fane) movement Is^iho'ii^t alngulor I , ' iT.-n.ii u. of ali the many blrlg?? agitations.bit .?ll 'ms?^'<jIMUr^^A{^^oat>-coi^Btt '_hn.tr effective r^irtSwsI?n of nil thc mb liyoa that have been ?ncnged lu tho' regeneration of Ireland. 4ts purpose isj 'moral and economic ns trolr as uollt leal- .lt undertook nt its b'lrtlvan at-? Jt?mpj. to secure fe?if ?'government; for1 Ireland'hy demonstra ting thiit'.tb??peo-? ? pi? de?cryyi it nt?d tln?t they a?e 'com-J S patent, tu adinTidBter, their own ?ff?irs. jlta J?adera, have 'attempted tho p.rodi-?l j R?OUS task of rescuing Irish' polities! from mobni and donuigogues and" fiiiiat.j i?ul agitutors ?nd plnclYp? th?m i??'ttioj banda o? practica!, hqnca^nbj.e and pa triotic taouv..>\ yiun l'eln^orablnes. pol-i .Ujtes ;wltli nuirais nhd ?s e'ndoarpritift,to' ..fwomote -rft^mpbranee. :* sobriety, ', corni moree, education, UteratinXv Industry ad , coonarr < If,-neoks',tp. develop the lliYjQ^^tipetB^iciig^ thc peo? niemand tpv^tjmtiiat'o their pnJi'l]u(lsro' bj ..?*?7jns-.^H/X;uciic daitauagc?'nrtsjand sports and Intensify"In tbStmanner thc [ ?eli'.respect,and. {1\Q nt?ySbp and pn .trlotisoi'of the r?coii y ?T*ST ? ^I' At 'the same -tutff lt- $<<^nis|n?i movements , for prornot'ng 4 fisk indus : tries, for; teaching: agrleoltiixe^bhd -lpn couraglhg trades In order ^Increast tho prosperity of the pcojdo:;iln'd: Wak? them moi'einflepondenu ' ' ?'. The ?idttfV'?.'SInn irola" 8lgh?flcs. ^ur 1 selves' alone*.' ? -and 'dAr?as?a <in ?*wi words tho battis hnd ac, cha nie ter: O1 the^prtvii'nm. Wf? dc?crllvotl hy ?'ife cont \?ruer ns - ..*a;;ny?y?m?ht ltrdn?l?r gi? Uder., nod mor?, .i?Vplutl?ndry- thai I aH^-.ir^lnnd,.hna-ei,eT>* known-? wove f4e$i;bf^tatie^ notlqha detf realisation nnij national soff-de .p^km?e.'' .'-. ? Tho first objecta were, not ,tn> usori nuthorlty. hut'it/waa proposcdithat ito \\ farllanicntarji. connell 'of .SOO rap?; seht?tt res: should lo j; 'dowhn;ft pollw ?ndi cnarM^Wa whlc/?wyi be.ntsc?pt?c by every"^unty, ntid^mun'f'Ipal chub ell, .by ?ll ,local uuth?vl?g%.ana by the . people at large.,, Jt^yjpamfijtfiposcd, t? Ignore 'pnglaMdentVcl^V he! 1 and to'-^eapcfuliy assume. the admlnls traUot* ot Irish avoirs.; ?'lreltited;v Tvouid . tojje -..thus been br^uuht tinder tho ??fipl of ber oj*j tea'ders, innd the var?Bp#<rountle3 tah<| m?n?clp?l?tl?t? would TH* linr'ea-togetb er?liy^mm>>h L rectio^pf- jCsln^l? aut^lty tof wot* out u de?nm? ;ar.d c?ticefifjtr?? pol^cyi Tl??. .c^uity^?cl%;j^y^^W(^W ; levy tn^'^^''?^^?^^'^ ? ?ut ,|nalota?hjjng^^ : techn county aod*bbro^gli*0e1e^^i plate syBtejn of Jocjil exists.^tlrho**r'^pH * ^iaiW'-e?ro*MVti mell of 300 Withbnt '4sci? or cxp^loittjjlh 'it'"- was' jtroipuse^fft, shall-enlist lu th?'?ft? ,.>. It w?? ,proposed, tbs. diction of everything except criminal offenses and fff|nl-li thc natives tri hannis in wbfch tliey can adjudicate their differences hy common consent without recognizing British* authority. Every Irishman was to pledge him self not to accent any post of honor or duty frout'the 15rftlsh crowM-,' but a. the same, timo abstain from, violence or the infraction of tho British luws. A rather amusing and.impracticable reform wa? to indiico nil Irishmen not to smoke tobacco or drink wino or otb er sphits-Uint have poid duty lo the British trejfeury and lu that v/ny to 'reduce tho Revenues of tho British gov crament. Tbe^Hmn l-'clnera were, ^rob . ably tho .only party thut^evcr staffed ,a temperance and iinM-topa?^p cr5UR^.?e from political, rather than moral or sanitary reasons.. ,'. ;*?'.}V' The duty of every sehoplteacher is to impresa npon the ndnds ot.all chil dren tho ndvnntnjif? of carrying out the policy of tho Mun Fein, of lenm Ing the Irish language, of encouraging and assisting Irish industries, to make Ireland more Irish, more prosperous, more exclusive, more self reliant sad more Indcocndcnt and to Ignore peace fully but completely everything that Is English.' Arrest of Sullivan. ' James Marie Bullir?n, tba former American diplomat who wnsjnrrested In . connection ?with the. uprising? ?Pe* came most Vidcly knoysn'lnVtbJa coun try during tlm'(ipvc.stiiintl?n,of jils ca reer from 1I>13 tO; 1015 a^s mmjatcr to Santo Domingo, op ljiyc^tlgaiipivwhloli resulted in his resignation nf{er nri un favorable .report' on his..conduct hod been made by Senator'.Phelan, who conducted tIm^nvestlgn.tlon.. . \,.iff. \ . Tlie mostsqjjwtii.charges were alie cations that he aneri (Iced tlieinterests of the Island to^-.tyork In _.the4.Interests bf thc ila nco Kat lonni financiers, seek In? control of , contracts, concessions and deposits, -.vith exploitation nnd de ve lon mont sobornes amounting ta more than $100,000,000. No direct proof was brought to support these charges, hut Mtg testimony "t the hearing resulted in a verdict? ihat KullIvnn was '.'unfit." One of th?'details of the' testimony ' ' x'i " ? Photo l>y Amerlt^n^ProeS An??cl?Uan. . ; waa that) Sullivan .-in his ; undershirt met visiting diplomata and libel!, nt the inst aneo et" WI I li a ?ri-.J.j Bryan, then sec-* rotary of ?tatc. ho made various unfit appointments. Creditors testified to the' minister's unrtaid personal, debts. . Sullivan waa .born at Killarney, lit*. land, on Ian 0.187^. carno to this equal try* when, n .hoy and. was ibroughfc up,< In Brooklyn. ..jRei.wr.y,, Jpt?r.n. press, agent .for" prlrxfii^Uta at Waterbury, ..Conn., and nn associate there .of ;Baldyf ftf*cJBi?daew.'One,of^^ to murder, Hermani Kosenthab^andiesi .caped by (urning ataters evidence, Lei er Sullivan 7 went V?P Vole ' umveraity .tt&A ata?ed .to practico: law un COJH -4J?ctlc?tT-p?ub.Bequ?ntly . rcmb$ng-: Mi i|f?|?firor?t- ?U>.> where ha wa ;rf?r Rose af ter Ula Rosenthal ' ' 8ulllVHnV?>;Uppoiuraa?nt : ta 1 vRcmJbago- iiost waoinrougbt. Secretefy Bryan, who in u scribed Sullivan ?\a?, vstroijU, Bgepus^'reliable felU?TV% ;vr)L;, v In the spring of >i0i Av when- ,be .rei algued;: Sullivan "ikft's S^bto, domingo: for Ireland..'. ' .jV^SE^..-'. ','.. \ ??feh-^metfieaii ;a,dUer?nta ,'^ef, fthe} ;?*jj&'il?Mt, in Dublin uro in?$ficd,to view, the.jarrcst of.jSidiivan'.as ? bj?n le'r.on Uje.pnrt q^-i^glnnd. :&ot one; ata^B^?s?nt ail familiar ^thu)$e ?i finira --?f^itlsh-' i^lot? i?t .'tr?? knew I anything about Mr? Sullivan would ad mit that he >vas o^bc- in anybjpgue p? aock-ty which contemplated .actually 'working ?.free : t^?^ . JOfteph'Wi j (?aven, araew, Yojik lawyer;"ftjho beH f jih?fK vfer ^h^yeair?: JdeuBfiM vyltlj | various :jpi%afsirlah-A!nerIea|t; organ; af.^llltsh has net er in bia s?aole? . been tdentlflcd w$& ?ny WW^aw^KI 'cnn movement looking towcifAi^hedib-1 oration of Ireland from British tnfc rule. Were I rish-Americana flloprtsed to violate thia country's neutrality"; *FMCQ? ?iey are rfet; ^ey rwanl* -?o? have"'*e<eet?i?.Tamba Mark Sulilvatr fo: toual* t?: the vnt^^mamS^, Wijeett' wo?fbiiy;miaWi:'.??k J?hn jRen^ end, whom we retard here aa a Ben .j edict. Arnold.- ' Kent b*>4bfy i asa i*;tbro?gh1 m deputy ia i^$ln cl??n?a a<s; cbmn?nle? thb'??T?^)IW%|^^|K I progress down the abeeet* attracts nb DttHibai attention.. ''v?M "V .. ~* ; Andere* OUR SPECIAL; SUN count is offered to all plating taking a busin vantage to arrange wi There is no doubt but will let us nrebare voi v ?? house tpsi fifty cents. Stationery, the actual? people ima It is more Not only does i but yon reach you; sonally, and get an Every Beti Tel SOUTHERN Ml NOTiCB TO cBsbmt?s I All porij cn ? navibg claims' r against tire'estal? of Hugh MahaJTey, Sr., de ceased^arS hereby hotlSdd to presont them properly proven tb tho under signed within the'tim? proscribed by lbw, and tiwBb Uulobted' to mako bot UemenL' . . ' ./. . S%!.\* . Ooo. W. Sullivan, '; .and '. t '? M. C. Mahaffcy, , i ' Executors'. . Apr? w.tMd. ?.A'-iL ?||fc To and From the Jg?feeti ve ^;Mori?? a>r,^ .Jan* . nary J7th - ^ Arrives: No. 24 . 3<l?0;AvM?j tin, Greenville, and Spartanburg iJWER RATES ARE N?W ON. A liberal dis who enter by June 15th. If you are ?onterh-, ess cours? any time soon it win be to your ad- f th us for.it now. that we can place you in a good position if you i for it, DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS. tito*?'? ry letter written in a -bTiisiness s somewhere ^^^?|||^^^^^ The stamp is the smallest item. ,: sttn?gir?ygli?r's tijrie^?ll' v bringa ^ cost of tetterhighei than most Igine.1* .1 . ; Jas._ H. Collins. Economical mm one it actually co3t legs to telephone your, message r man instantly, talk over your business per immediate reply.. ; ? ? ? . " ' ; " . . ' Wm ephone is a long ^ W is* ?.. : ?? m ?MtsfatW ate lim?s Itt every woman's Ufe when sas , ?ieei?* fi t?nte to" help her over the hard r* When that tihie coined to you. you imow what t?ft?? to t?kc--C^rdu!,thew?ni?ftr?loafer^.C?rd?ivtecoma V posed ot ; purely vegetable ; Ingredients, which act t? xfl&htly, yet surely, on the weakened womanly organ?, fr ?:rt??'>M&imto:3^m& to strength lind hesltlt) li has benefited nious?hds and thousands of wiaky: alHng women inulta past,,half century of.wondeM . success, and Jt Will ao^theijSamsfot^you. You can't niak$: ??ntlstak? ir?.,t?king s a? s^cvCT;^f"?nd c?ti eat most ?nyt?t?)^^ '. ; m u^?i&iay. ^ i^^l ^*ri^ pjjjjtjj^jj^^ i iWii i?11 jmm<*nairn i> ww