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except by the 1 the opoti air sleeps in his m night. The pe together in > monnrlo aKrvw ace. He lives in She wo in the day and four inc ud house in the of manj asants huddle up of bras8 rillages, made on chains, r> # h A ^ -? ? ? 1 THE ] re breastpins, ear rings dies long and composed ' differently shaped pieces , a large number of beads, bracelels, anklets, slip LANCASTER NEWS. MA RCH 20, 1007. ?* We Beg to A /^\ A i r> .nnounce 7 These villages area and made dried brick. Fo people will [oc< or four acres ?>; by a mud wall are the mud w me uvoxiiuw. pers DUI are very small in band cc of mud and sun* off her, ur or five hundred dent sal cupy about three in a ha| f land, surrounded her thr? . Insi ie the wall pride, houses in which piutr.iv t no stocking*. Her liuemld hardly keep hie eyes wearing a smile of evidsfaction. She, too, was ppy mood and exhibited ?e children with motherly According to Oriental ? ' * ? 1 - 1 - - Iff vjur /\nnuai ^ !U! i rKllNLi R 1 the people live no windows, floors, and the by ten leet. straw or palm the chickens rc m herds, camels . The houses have and acc< no fireplaces, no had to 6 rooms about ten my wis The roof is cane, women stems, upon which and let i tost. The Hocks, pee thei , donkeys, dogs, is not c vuuuo v? ?r? uiuii'^llt 111 ? Drding to good etiquette 1 Irink it, very much airainst hes. The Mohammedan are require I to wear veils 10 man,but t heir husbands r faces. This regulation arried out in t.he villairoa m T n /a etc , are stored Avails for the ui goats, dogs, du children occup iug the day. B the flies, fleas, are boarders ai away within the The Ko ght. The chickens, b'.e) pei icxs, women and many a y the rooms dur- lage me oth day and night rarely e lice and bedbugs wife at nd manage some- have n iran (which is their Birmi's a man to have as s four wives. The villi. owins; to their poverty ver have more than one one time, but they may lany in a lifetime. A Thi r\jti irsday, N larch 21 now to put up afforded. Tlieli or alleys are the eye and th< air in the villa od. W/iy they pestilence ia qu - l with the poor fare man nit ttle narrow streets excuse, very offensive to The me e nose. The very of their ige is contaminat- Since do not all die by theEgy] ie to the salubrious jn the c xv divorce a wife for any or without any excuse, u make perfect slaves wives. the English occupation ptians have better schools ities, but in the villages I i \ Friday, Ma: Saturday, Mi rch 22, arch 23. oi from the sand} and dry and tl subject to sudd fine for people > trouble, catarr ease. The' be F.f/vnl ia a lwi.,1 ypt. Hie winds tlie sain r deserts are pure are no t le climate is not and th ten changes. It is tloor or ) who have lung The chi h or orouchial dis- 80ns ale >st evidence that rock the i?u.. ~ --- *1 ie old schools exist. There leats in the school room e teacher squats on the stan Is befpre his pupils, lclren all study their les ?ud. While doing so they irheals and bodies back and to in beautiful because hat?we ivite all the LADIEJ I line of millinery. N you are not ready tc want you to come ar > to come and see ot ow, don't stay at horr > purchase your sprin id lr le g - OJ l'v ,u tt iivai fact that the vi health under conditions. 1 and simple, i They eat mutt< hut no swine, dans, like the .. J wuinr^y i? me ward a' llagers are in good believet such unfavorable The onl 'heir diet is scant The nainly vegetable. Kgypt t in, goat and beef, religion The Mohamme- ?;nraI, t liava nut I id forward. This, it is i i, sssists their memory, iy text book is the Koran, farmers, or villagers, of ire all Mohammedans in , and believe that the HintHins all tha{ is worth Me Miss Ph showing 1 XI set Our Ne> elps. She will take you her goods as i r _ _ i * i n Milliner, as much pleasure i f you wanted a doze lawed Hie hosi much fruit, fruits are dat olives, plums, are very plenti vegetables the are especially , icnowin They consume matter < The most common '['bejr r< es, furs, orauges, tlieir o[ Dates and oranges on chru ful. Most of their Tliey cc y eat raw. They to hate foiid of raw cu ? " g. Such a people, as a )l course, are fanatical. Jiigion is the only one in union, and they look upitians as "infidel dogs" insider it a religious duty christians and to prey up V 27th and J v c aiso wish to ann 28th we will have \n Experl r* t % ounce that on Marc t Tailor cumbers and without inconv Dyspepsia is S them. Like o 'A in the South, t on8. They g:o dance. They m - on men eat them freely offers, enience or pain, without unknown among largely ur colored friends ant hey dote on inel- |y p w melons in abun- beliefs, ilk their goats and fn0? i wnenever opportunity Their religious pride, is bounds. Their religion enters into their daily 1 their character is mainroduct of their religious A false religion, one ^ ~ ^ -? ? _ _ -1 ? represen men's fir for a nio ting ^>cnioss tsros., o le clothing, at our st e spring suit. t Baltimore, makers < ore ready to fit you i buffaloes w The cows are n duty: furnis the water tor i] thk wo ME In the mud extending acre v 11U" so | ell as their cows. everyth lade to do double charach h milk and pump traudau rrigation. the cloc N ARK 8LAVK8. of the A house is an oven In upj >98 the house and I there at I'm uvuuuiy u?u in neany ing naturally makes bad ers. They will lie aiul de dyetpray fivetimesadayby :k. I am speaking now rab and Bedouin villages. >er and central Essypt p nianv r.nnta nr i?hr!o Don 't Get the D I' II J! 1*4. >|| ates Mixed. lilln i!an llkdlllT made of brick oven serves a to cook in and night. There chairs or bed si They sit, eat s floor or on the and mud. The tianswl double purpose: cbri9tia also sleep on at a differ are uo tables, people leads in the rooms methodi ind sleep on the in villa oven. No knives neighbc Iio cultivate the soil. Their ' nity. however, is quite ent article from what our know and practice Their 3 of farming and living gen are like those of their * >rs, the Arabs and Iledou 1 Egyptian now enjoys prote* But neither England 11c atlier government can them tliritty, energetic an< H ill VI I IIII ?uon. Professiona r an>v EST Dr- J* E- W1 I till; v\fn 1Cards Lancaster iLSH, Schedule in Dftilv ? I pull J* & Chester Ry Co. Eireet Jan. 13, 1907. > m: or forks are us< times a half d< out the same < time. But no simplicity and' are just like ot love to dress a 'A 3d in eating. Some- ins. A ozen persons sop thernse] iish at the same pagsabl twithstanding this the upi poverty,thewomen the citii ;her women?they gion an ,nd are fond of or- grading II villagers are a class to j ves, and there is an irae gulf between them and >er classes who reside in 09. Centuries of oppresct the practice of a de- , ; religion have well nifch irrePfiive. Government c, Kive them character. Luxor, Egypt. "In 18U7 I had a stomach disease, physicians said Dyspepsia, sonn sumption. One said I would not li Spring. For four years I existed 01 milk, soda biscuits, and doctors' p r [ill not DENTIS' Office in Emmons 1 poaite First Natio Phone No. 8. Momf, LANCASTER 9 Con n,r,l Dr. E. J. I resorip? T71 "KT mx ??.v ? 1 I WE liuililing op>nal Hank. 1;>v T^"ca?terl* ort I -awn 4 Rascomvill I, S. C. A" Kicbbur*. Ar .Chester ~~??? ?. charlotte, tinson " ""7a m Iiuaj?r.ftMfni lime. ST BOUND. No. 14. No. 16. 7 WO am 4 00 pm 7 10 am 4 60 pm e .... 5 OR pm 7 35 am 6 30 pm 8 0o am 6 00 pm SoRy 10 45 am 8 IB pm " 2 00 pm 8 2B am ST BOUND nament9. I v and my dragai know that. I v had cleaned < put a mat on it some rugs chairs were thi - A iL iHited one village gtampei nan let his wiie The spl vas coming. She control out. the kitchen, yillagei the ground and on aud oni of carpet. Two rights, e only other ob been al rsi * tl out their moral faculties. | endid results of English i have not reached the *8 expect in the guarantee forement of their legal Compulsory labor has , >olished and the poorest -.wa.o. * vwum uvv Ui^rnv ilII Y IIIIIIV? theu I picked up one of your Almaii it happened to be my lite-saver. I a ttfty-cent bottle of KODOL and tl lit I received from that bottle nil tl 11: Georgia could not buy. In two I went back to my work, as a ma and In three months I was well and May yon live lone and prosper.'' Cornell, Roding, Ga.f 19 >6 l he a only a sample of the grout good daily done everywhere by Kodol F< I? ia d-.l.l v.- ?r? ; a iut% JJHilN 11 lacs and /y> ^ bought Office in bprings ?e beue- Office Hours 1 8 to : months Sunday Hours, obioist. Ask Centra hearty. ___________ bovo in Honey to L that is J >r Dy?- I have made arranKcme i vi?... v?? ?A I -? , w-v ?? .. Lv. oliimlna, I Building. " Charlotte, L2 and 1 to 6. " q fn 1A Riohhurjf. J IO IU. ?. Baucomvill 1 for No. 32. " Fort I.awn ??? A r. Lancaster. .Udll. CON nts with parties Chester? Ho ? o. 16. No. 17. 80 Ry 6 06 am 4 (X) pm 80 Ry 6 25 am 6 30 pin 9 30 am 8 00 pm 10 20 am 8 24 pm le ... .10 80 am 11 00 am 8 41 pm 11 30 am 9 00 pm o Ry . 2 15 pm NECTIONS: uthern, 8eaboard Air jbc.ib in me n her be?t looks up horribly, around the ey and her hair c oom. one iu*a on _? and was dressed KODOL< She had painted res, face taltooed formity l DxogH La uriously arranged. ii?f j,i?n. licentn what yon eat and quickly h Indigention, which in a iorernnwpeimia. It ia made in atrictoonto the National Pare Food and w and in noid on a guarantee reSold by Crawford Bros. |/v|<mii. ?v io nwm ucio iiy \ Little globule# ol Hunahino that di oloude away. I)e Witt's Kittle Earl; will Hcatter the gloom of sick-heada biliousness They do not gripe or Heoommended and Hold here by C Bros. * I * * V*r I HI K \ "X ^ 1 loans tor five years on farms, in Hums of $:!<?<> 00 rive the the rate of 7 per cent, ou i y Hitters and over, and 8 per cent. < che and $1000, No brokerage or < sicken god Only a reasonable ( raw ford title. K At n i can negotiate * ar improved cotton Kai'.waya. and npMTArda, at LAncaater?{ \iDountM of $1(100 Orra, Knox, r>u nqiuh lean than are Hag atopa I mmmiBRion char- Orra, Knox an eo for abstract of for Train# Not . E. WYLIE, ;torney-at-Law, o11na A ortli-Western Southern Railway. Baacomville and Grace or Trains Noa. 14 A 17. d Grace are flair stops l. 15 & 16. A. P. McLURK, Superintendent.