Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THAT PALMETTO AFFAIRS Occurrences of Interest From Ml Over South Carolina MANY ITEMS OF STATE NEWS A. Batch of Live Paragraphs Cover ing a Wide Range-What is Going On in Our State. General Cotton Market. Galveston, steady.ll 1-8 Kew Orleans, easy.ll 1-8 Mobile," dull.... .. . :.. . . 10 1346 Savannah, steady.10 7-S Charleston, quiet.10 3-4 Wilmington, steady.10 .'1-4 Norfolk, steady.... .ll 1-4 Baltimore, nominal.ll 3-8 New York, quiet.....12.20 Boston, quiet.-..11-25 Philadelphia, steady;.11.40 Houston, easy.... .ll 1-16 Augusta, steady.ll 3-16 Memphis, steady.ll St. Louis, steady.:.ll 1-16 Loisville, firm. .. ll 3-S Charlotte Cotton Market. These prices represent the prices paid oii wagons : Good middling.ll : Strict "middling.31 Middling..H Good middliug, tinged.ll Stains..' ...".9 to 10 Winthrop Teachers for Next Session. Hock Hill, Special.-At a meeting of_ the board bf trustees of Withrop . college the following teachers for thc next sessiou were appointed. .1. "W. Thomas, pedagogics, ethics, psycho logy; James P. Kinard, English lan guage aud literature: E. C. Coker, mathematics, physics and astronomy: T. ?. Mabiy, natural science : A. O. Baner, director of music; Miss Alice E: Jones, Latin; Miss Alice M. Mandy, modern languages; Miss May A. Leonard, history; Miss M. Gi Pow ell, reading and elocution; Miss E. S. Whaley, drawing and ari; Mrs. B. W. 3irdsall, domestic arts; Miss Alicv Barrett, stenography, typewriting aud bookkeeping; Miss C. A. Mulligan; domestic' science; Miss J. J. "Whit ham, physical training, etc.: Miss M. ?1. Wicklieff, mannel training: Dr. .Matilda Buch, physiology and liygeife ; -?VIiss Mary; G. Pope, assistant iii mathematics; Miss Anna H. Lewis, assists, j in English; Miss B. A. Mc Millan, assistant in English; Miss P. A. McCormick, assistant in natural .sciences; Miss Faunie Wilkins, assis tant "in mathematics; Miss Nellie Wyso'n, assistant in Latin. Miss Mary F. Dickson/ assistant in English; Miss Faunie Evans, assistant in his tory; Miss Lora B. Able, assistant in domestic arts; Miss Lillie M. Ash, as sistant in domestic science: Miss M. Anna Jones, vocal music; Miss E. C. Schutt, assistant in pianos; Miss S. S. Battle, assistant iii pianos; Miss S. M. Jenkins; assistant in pianos; Miss Sarah Withers, priucipal of model school ; Miss Leila A. Russell, instruc tor in model school; Miss A. A. Dun bar, instructor in model school : Miss Sarah L Grant, instructor in inodel .school; Miss Minnie Macfeat, kinder garten. Miss Mary A. Leonard was granted a leave of absence and Mr. Clarence E. Johnson was chosen to fill the position for the coming season. New Oil Co. Ready For Business. Darlington, Special.-The stock holders of the South Atlantic Cotton Oil company, which in fact is a re-, organization oe the old Independent Cotton Oil company, of .which. Mr. Robert K. Dargan was president until its failure- about.a year ago, have had a meeting, elected officers and out lined the work for the future. The various plants of the old company were sold here some time ago to the new stockholders for $200,000. The meeting .just held resulted in the elc tion o f F. D. Hunter of Simpsonville, Crecm ?Ile county, as general manager and treasurer;.C. B". Edwards of Dar lington, Bright Wjlliamsou of Dar lington, J. W. Norwood of G reen ville, Henry Buist of Charleston, Thos. B. McAdams cl' Now York and F. D. Hunter as a board of directors for thc new company. Pee Dee Presbytery. Florence, Special.-The Pee Dee presbytery* celebrated the 200th an niversary here Tuesday. The ad dresses made by the ministers present proved very instructive and interest ing to the congregation here in tell ing them something if the history of their church. The reminiscence ser mon by Rev. H M. Brearly was es pecially instructive. He gave a brief history of the Pee Dee presbytery and the early Presbyterian churches of this section. There were a number of addresses besides this that were interesting and instructive. ' Items of State News. Allendale, Special. - Farmers throughout this country estimated the damage done crops by rainfall in thc last 48 hours at 30 per cent. Hund reds of acres of cotton are washed up and under water. Weather still very unsettled. . Spartanburg, Special.-Contractor ,0. E. Teague, who*shot ani killed a' LnpgK>. Saturday night, *wa? released on bond in the ?um of $1,000. j EXCLU Studebaker Vi Columbus Bu Genuine Olivt Planet, Jr., Ir Pittsburg Per These high cost no more t Tannah AUGUSTA. GA. ?SOUTH CAROLINA CROPS Condition of South Carolina Crops for Week Ending Monday, June ll, 1906, as Given Ont ly th? De partment. Thc weather was seasonable dur ing tho greater portion of the week with about a normal amount of sun shine, although widely varying con ditions of cloudiness prevailed in dif ferent sections. . The average temperature was about normal in the northern and cen tral portions of the State and was . nearly three degrees above normal in the southern part. The heat was ex cessive on the Sth and on the Dib, when the maximum temperatures ranged from slightly - above 90 to slightly above 100 degrees, the high est maximum for the week having been 102 degrees at Florence ou the Sth. The night temperatures were generally about normal and ranged between Go and 75 degrees, with an extreme minimum of 57 degrees at Heath Sprngs on the 5th. The average precipitation for the week Avas about half the normal amount for the same period although widely separated localities had exces sive rains owing to the occurrence of thunderstorms. A feAv stations re ported no rain for the Aveek. Rain i Avas falling in the coast sections when the A\-eek ended Avhile at the same i time thc ulterior of thc State ha?1 I clear to partly cloudy weather. The week was/free from high winds" 1 floods or hail storms.-J. W. Di1 uer, Section Director. A Story of Horror. Union, Special.-Thc story- of. the murder of Mose Hughes, the negro i who 'ia lo Thursday afternoon was ? found in Ty?er river, his hands and i feet bound together with ropes and body weighted down with rocks, grows i iii ghastliness as the details become 1 better known. That well-kuown white men are concerned in the crime there sectus little reason, to doubt. Indeed, it is understood thai one ne gro, John Sartov, Jr., says that ha ? saw \W 1?. Gilliam. Avliose barn AA-as burned on April 27, presumably by au incendiary,, shoot Mose, Avhich continus the story that reached here from Carlisle that Mose Avas seen he ilig carried Atounded and bleeding to the river, Avhcre bound, he Avas thrown in. . Whether he Avas dead or alive then, oven the physician, who testified at the coroner's inquest, was.unable to stale positively, owing lo the body being so decomposed when discovered lt is learned that last Saturday Mose came to visit his son, Cloreuce Hughes Avho is in jail charged with two other negroes, Berry Tucker and John Shumpert, with burning Gilliam's barn. When he reached the river Sunday reluming it Avas so hi?h he , could not cross, so left his mule at Doc SteAvart's, colored, and then crossed by way of the Seaboard Air Line bridge. It is said that he was then and there met by W. R. Gilliam ?ind Douglass English, Avho sought to | extract from him some inform?t ion as to the lire. If is understood that that day or the preceding one, Gil liam had gotten some liquor from Chester, and that he had been drink ing heavily before meeting Mose. Miller Has Resigned. Orangeburg, Special.-Tom Miller, president of the State college for ne groes here, has resigned. The fact of Miller's resignation Avas reported here and Miller Avheu seen stated that he had forwarded the letter of resigna tion lo Governor HeyAvard and he did not care to make public its contents until the governor should do so. It is a matter of common kiioAvledge that there haA-e been differences in thc faculty during the last session. Miller recommended to the board the dis charge of two of thc teachers. Lillian Mack and Louise B. Fordham, bul al thc recent meeting of thc board iu Co lumbia the two teachers AAcre rcck'cl cd. Miller's charges not being sus tained. Miller's action in suspending one of. thc pupils Avas, hoAvcvcr, sus tained'. , Negro Mute Killed By Train. Union, Special.-About 7 o'clock Saturday moruing Alice Hughes, a ne gro woman, was killed by freight train No. 54 going south, at the cross ing se\-en miles beloAv Union By J. C. Sartor's. Her body Avas- horribly mangled. The Avoman Avas saki to be on her Avay to work when thc accident occurred. The coroner Avas notified, but saying he Avas unable lo hold thc inquest, Magistrate Johnson ?acted in his stead. Thc Avoman Avas deaf and dumb and the coroner's jury placed no blame on thc railroad, thc verdict being a simple statement of facts. Mill Superintendent Loses Fingers. Gaffney, Special.-B. A. Holmes, superintendent of the Irene Mills, Avas thc victim of an unusually painful and tenons a^eidrut while at Avork at thc- mill. As a result of the acci dent all the fingers on the right hand were severed, the thumb ealy remain ing. Tts hand was caught ia a picker the thoued blades of which soon cut it to pieces, SIVE AGENCY "agons, the 20 year kind, iggies, standard of the world, ;r Plows, . the orginal best, nplements, for farm and garden. feet Fencing, electrically welded, every rod guaranteed, grade and reliable goods than worthless imitations, ill Co., I Household Matters.] Kitchen Helps. A kitchen convenience which ls not present In every household is a pair of sharp scissors. Scissors are used to trim lamp -wicks-which ls wrong and cut papers and string; but seldom for trimming bacon and barn rinds, skinning and trimming'salads. These are proper uses for the scissors, and the use of them saves much labor. Every housewife should cultivate the habit of five-minute naps. After working hard a few hours a woman is apt to feel sleepy or "dragged out," and imagines that it is only that or dinary sin of the flesh-laziness. But if she gives in to the feeling and rests for a short time on a comfortable lounge she will feel wonderfully fresh ened and will do better and quicker work than if she had foregone her catnap. Green food is almost indispensable to canary birds, but if lettuce is scarce a good substitute may be bad by planting a little of their favorite seed in small flower pots and allowing it to grow. Waif) to Serve Coffee. Various are the ways of serving cof fee, and tbe beverage is really seri ously affected in taste by the way the nream or milk and sugar are added to ft. The English way is to pour iu(o Hie cup simultaneously coffee and bot milk. This kind of coffee is said to mnlce Hie least demands on Ibe diges tion. The French prefer cafe au lait I'.t the morning meal and black cof fee at other meals. Cafe au lait is Fometlmcs made by adding hot milk lo ;))ain coffee, bul is better when made \S follows: .Place in au earthen ur granite ware pot a quart of milk and let it heat almost to boil in*.'. Then add four tablespoonfuls of freshly ground coffee. Shuffle the pot Imck and forth on the stove uutil ike .ale comos to a boil. Let it rest five minnies before serving. This also is fairly innocuous, but what is to be said Tor Cuban coffee, which is delicious, d least. The coffee is made extra strong, much loo stroug for health, and is sewed with the cup half full ol' rich est cream. Do You Know That cake may be kept fresh by put liug a fresh nilpie lu the cake box. That any kind ol' canned li sh should he put into .a colander :i few hours hefore ii is used aud boiling water I'roured over it. That if fc'jup is too sally several slices of raw potato should be added. Boil a few minutes longer when Hie liolalo will be absorbed with the sal!, says the Xcw York Mail. That cracked eggs may he boiled if a spoonful of vinegar is added to the wale:*. That if lettuce leaves that have just lieen washed are. dropped into a bag made of old- table liuen the moisture will be immediately absorbed if the lettuce is sh?ken about. That mashed potatoes are very much improved if bits of green pepper aro worked into them. That the taste of boiled water may be improved if it is thoroughly beaten up wilh.au egg beater. That the bread box will bc in a much better condition if it is lined with heavy manila paper that is changed twice a week. The bread keeps much longer, without any possibility of mold lug. i?pto Eat #l?Sf V> tMNP nov 7<Q ^fflHr - PREPARE mm Fruit Cookies-One cup chocolate raisins, one cup butter, three cups flour, three eggs, one-half cup molasses, two-thirds cup sugar. May Blossom Cake-Beat to a cream three-quarters of a cup of butter, with cue of sugar, add one-half cupful of sweet milk and two cupfuls of flour; then beat separately the yolks and whites of ten eggs, and after beating thoroughly together add to the cake mixture; stir in two teaspoonfuls of baking powder and lastly a cupful of blanched almonds. Cover with a white icing and place almond meats on top to suggest blossoms. Bread Pudding-One and one-half slices of bread, one p;nt of milk, two eggs, piece of butter as large as Eng lish walnut. Sugar to taste. Salt and a little nutmeg. Hot Chocolate Sauce for Pudding-Boil one cup water and one-half cup sugar three minutes. Mix three teaspoons grated chocolate and one teaspoon cornstarch with two thirds cup of milk. Stir in with sugar anti -ivater. Boil until it thickens a little. Lemon Pie-One cup sugar aud one large cooking spoon" of flour, mixed' thoroughly. Then add juice and grat ed rind of one large or two small lemons, one cup boiling water, small piece butter and oue whole egg aud yolks of two more. Stir all together and cook in double boiler (or over hot water) until thick. Bake crust first. Make a rich crust, prick with a fork all over, every inch; bake a nice brown, turu in the filling aud cover with ?ueriugue made of whites o? eggs. Iulerecled in Horse*. "Look at the crowds that have com* lo see the horses on show." said an enthusiastic lover of the nobie animal as he entsred Madison Square Garden in Kew York City; "who shall say the public is not as keenly interested as ever in the hopse?" "I noticed as we cime, in." rspliea his i?lend, "that the crowd arrived in automo biles." I Plantation Philosophy. Red hail* isn't so bad in a dark room. The stomach ache seems a good 3eal worse when you didn't have any fun in getting it. "What a man can't understand is the way mosquitoes will bite him when there are pretty girls around. The nice thing about an old horse and rig is the way they don't break down on pleasant days, like automo biles. WRITTEN BYA NOTABLE WOMAN Mrs. Sarah Kellogg of Denver, Color Bearer of the Woman's Holler Corps, Benda Thanks to Mrs. Pinkbam. The following letter was written by Mrs. Kellogg, Of 1628 Lincoln Ave., Denver, Col.,to Mrs. Pink ham.Lynn.Mass. : Dear Mrs.Pinkbam: " For five years I was troubled with a tumor, which kept growing,causingme intense agony and great mental depression. I was unable to at tend to my h ons o work, and lifo became a bur den to me. I was confined for days to my bed, lost my appetite, my courage and all hope. "I could not bear to think of an operation, and in my distress I tried every remedy which I thought would be of any use to me, and reading of tho value of Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound to slok women decided to give lt a trial. I felt so discouraged that I had little hope of recovery, and when I began to feel better, after the second week, thought it only meant temporary relief; but to my great "surprise I found that I kept gaining, w bile the tumor lessened in size. " The Compound continued to build up my general health and the tumor seemed to be absorbed, until, in seven months, the tumor was entirely gone and I a well woman. I am so thankful for my reoovery that I ask vou to publish mv letter in newspapers, so other w omen maj' know of the wonderful curativo powers of Lydia E. Pinkhanrs Vegetable Compound." When women are troubled with irreg ular or painful periods, weakness, dis placement or ulceration of the female organs, that bearing-down feeling, in flammation, backache, flatulence, gen eral debility, indigestion or nervous prostration, they should remember there is one tried and true remedy. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound at once removes such troubles. No other medicine in the world has received such widespread and unquali fied endorsement. No other medicine has such a record of cures of female ills. Mrs. Pinkham invites all 6ick women to write her for advice. She is daughter in-law of Lydia E. Pinkham and for twenty-five years under her direction and since her decease has been advising siek women free of charge. She has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Mass. Remember that it is Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound that is eur ingwomen, and don't nllowany druggist to sell you anything else in its place. CURED Gives Quick Relief. Removes all swelling in 8 to co days ; effects a permanent cure in 30 to 60 da vs. Trial treatment ?given free. Nothinajcan be fairer ] Write Dr. H. H. Green's Sons, . {Specialists, Box B Atlanta, Qa. So. 25-'06. Resourceful Man. The late James E. Martin, brother )f Bradley Martin, was a man of old ashioned Integrity and the illegal practices of many noted financiers ind corporations angered and shock ed him. In a discussion of a certain much Investigated company Mr. Martin ;sid one day: This concern seems always to have ound It easy to break the law. It has jeen as ready and resourceful as a enaut I once had. "My tenant wa3 an enthusiastic plg .o" Aver. One day he took a pigeon n a bag to the Grant monument, In ending to time its flight home. But ..hen he took the bird out of the bag 1 policeman came up and said: "'What are you doing there?' " 'Getting ready to fly this pigeon,' said my tenant. " "You can't fly no pigeons here/ said the policeman. " 'Why net?' the tenant asked. " 'It's against the law-that's why not,' said the policeman. 'If you try It I shall be obliged to lock you up.' "My tenant placed the pigeon on i he ground, stroked it and said to lt gravely: 'I can't toss you up here, for it's against the law, so you must walk home. Do you near? You must walk home.' "-Chicago Inter Ocean. The Old Mole that speeds around underground, humping itself regard less, is a scientific puzzle. Where it hatches itself, where it gets its dyna mic "go" and where and when it will bob up next may be known to those who "know it all,'' but the learned. Investigators of the world are still speculating on the subject. THE FAVORITE DISH. Ascum. Some of our every-day ex pressions puzzle me greatly. For In stance, what does "apple-pie order" dean, anyway? Newitt-H'm! Sounds like a Boa? ionian's breakfast. - Philadelphia Press. KNOWS NOW Doctor Was Fooled by His Own Caee FoT n Time. It's easy to understand how ordinary people get fooled by coffee when doc tors themselves sometimes forget the facts. A physician speaks of his own experi ence: "I had used coffee for years and really did not exactly believe it was in juring mc, although I had palpitation of the heart every day. "Finally one day a severe and almost fatal attack of heart trouble frightened me and I gave up both tea and coffee, using Postum Instead, nud since that time I have had absolutely no heart palpitation except on one or two occa sions when. I tried a small quantity of coffee which caused severe irritation and proved to me I must let it alone. "When we began using Postum it seemed weak-that was because AVG did not make if according to directions -but now wc put a little bit of butter in the pot when boiling and aliow thc Postum to boil full 1"> minutes, which gives it tbo proper rich flavor and the deep brown color. "I have advised a grerit many of my friends and patients to 5eave off coffee and drink Posluni, in fact, I daily give (his advice." Name given by Postum Co.. Ballin Creek. Mich. Many thousands of physicians use Postum iu place of tea and cottee in (heir own homes and prescribe it to I alien le. "There's ?. rc;tso::.:' A r&u?rfcai;?* ?UJe biol;. "The libad ly >.-.'L-1J?..:!).:, ' ca? be fo'iui't iii jikgsi SHIP "EMPIRE" TRAPPED American Vessel Waich Has Formed the Navy of the Guatemalan Rev olutionists, Sailing Loaded With Arms and Men Several Weeks Agd, is Cornered in Nicaraguan Waters hy the Marblehead. Washington, Special.-The United States cruiser Marblehead has the American steamer Empire cornered in the harbor at Co ri tito, Nicaragua, and the moment the little American vessel attempts lo leave thc Nicara guan coast it is believed thc warship will seize it and bring it to account for the part played in assisting Gua temalan revolutionists. ' Both the States and Navy Depart ments have been advised of thc pres ence of the warship and the steamer in the Nicaraguan port, and the cab inet considered the case and is be lieved to have decided on punishing the American ship i'oy its activity in the Central American revolution. The Empire sailed from San Fran cisco for Central America several weeks ago and is said toiiavc carried more than 100 men and a number of field guns and much ammunition to the Guatemalan revolutionists at San Hose, the steamer sailed back to Cor into, where it had coaled previous to going to Guatemala. lt is charged that the Empire acted for a short time as a sort of navy for the Guatemalan revolutionists who are attemptiviar lo overthrow Presi dent Cabrera and terrorized the little republic, which has hitherto always confined its warfare to Hie land. Nicaragua is believed to have vio lated neutrality by allowing I he .Em pire to coal at Corin lo and start for San Jose when it is alleged that no attempt was made to conceal thc pur pose of thc Empire nor the nature of its cargo. Cyclone in Georgia. Wayeross, Ga.. Special.-A cyclone which started near this city ?it Hanoi caused considerable damage to prop erty in this section of I he Stale Tues day afternoon and several persons art reported injured. At Manor thc cy clone damaged the?'house of D. C. Carmichael. About four miles from Manor the cyclone struck the house of Henry Corbett, completely destroy ing his home and outbuildings and probably fatally injuring his nearly grown son and daughter. After leav ing the Corbett home the wind chang ed its course to a more northerly di rection and continued for miles, de stroying everything in its path. Thc home of D. James, near the Corbett house, was destroyed- and'Mr. James and his family buried in the ruins. Thc other members of the Tamil\ were rt-seuod without injury, but Mr. James was slightly hurl. At Ha&yj Pearson and Kirkland, considerable damage is reported and il is believ ed that it was the same cyclone which started at Manor that reached Tifl?n, causing considerable damage. 1 Truant Soldier Dragged From Exe cutive Mansion. Nashville, Special. - A Jackson. Miss., dispatch says (hat the gover nor's mansion, brilliantly illumina lcd iii honor of a reception tendered by Miss Vardiman to her guests, was in vaded by? thc provost guard ol! the stale militia in search ol" a young man who was evading drill duty. Thc guest vas found hiding up stairs and dragged down thc stairway and thro' the hall, causing consternation among thc guests. Governor and Mrs. Va-r daman both protested against thc search but to no avail. To Revise Red Cross Convention. Geneva, Switzerland, By Cable. Thc conference for the revision ol' the Geneva Ked Cross convention of ISjM opened here. All the powers, which were represented in the convention. The conference had been originally called for August 1004, hut all ar rangements for it had to bo cancelled owing to the breaking out of thc I?us so-Janpanese war. Mine Workers Hold Convention. Birmingham, Ala., Special.-Several hundred delegates of District Ko. 20, United Minc Workers of America, met at Gelder^ Hall for their annual convention. The principal business before thc convention is thc election of officers and the consideration of a scale of wages and conditions ap pertaining to the interests of the or ganization. The convention will last several days. Thc joint conference of operators, and miners will be held next Monday. A Georgia Tragedy. Chipley, Ga., Special.-As thc re sult of an alleged feud, T. T. Mur rah, a prominent merchant ami banker ol' Chipley and a member ol' thc staff of Governor 'ferrell, was slioi ami al most instantly killed hy Ab. Hasty, a farmer living near Chipley. Hasty was arrested after Hie killing but escaped from jail during thc night and has not been recaptured, ll is said he has fled from this vicinity. Officers of Cavalry Guard Arrested. London, By Cable.-The Tribune's St. Petersburg correspondant reports the arrest of several non-commission ed officers of thc cavalry guard and the Breoobrajensky guard regiments and says both regiments have been confined to barracks, while thc Nov ocherkasky regiment has been bro ken up and distributed to thc various towns in consequence ol' I he discovery of the revolutionary literature in its ijuarlers. Historical Society Preserves Papers. Nashville, Special.-A committee of the Tennessee Historical society has decided to place the following papers in ;i local bank vault for safe keep in': : Washington county papers. Dav idson county papers, Cumberland; Compact, the John Donelson Dairy,' Wm. Blount Journal and the original cc-^iiiicii cf Haj. . Gen. Putnam signed by John Hancock. _ DOES YOUR BAffi ACHE 7 Oar? the Kldpeyt and the Fain Will H?-v?r Beta rn, Only on? way to cure an aaiUug back. Ou?:? tba cause, the kidney*. TjtLoasppue tell of cures made by Demo's Kidney Pills. John C. Coleman, ? prominent merchant of 6waiaa b?ro> Ga., say*: "For several years ray kid neys were affected, and my back ached day and night. I was languid, nervous and lame ta the morning. Doaa's Kidney Pills helped me right away, and the great relief that followed has been per manent." Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. A bank note just 500 years old has wandered back to the treasurer of the Cheshire Bank, Kettie, N. H. It is on (be Cheshire Bauk "for ???, and is signed by the first president the bauk ever had. ETAT* or OHIO, CITY or TOLEDO, I LUCAS COUNTY, f **. FBAXK J. CHUNKY makes oath tiiat he lo senior partner of the Arm of F. J.CHKKSY k Co., dointj business lu tho City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said linn will pay the su m ot ONE H?NDBED DOL LARS for each and every ca9e of CATABBK that cannot be cured by the use of HALL'S CATABRH CHIVE. FBAN'K J. CHUNKY. Sworn to before me audsubscrlbed in my , -<-.i\ presence, this 6th day of D3ceni \ SEAL. I ber, A.D., 1886. A.W.GLEASO>-, '-Notary l'ublic. Hall's Catarrh Cure ls takeu iuternally.and nets directly ou the blood aad mucous sur in?es of the system. Send for testimonials, Iree. J?. J. CHENEY <t Co., Toledo, 0. Sold by all DruKRists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Tbe University of Paris is Sijid to be one of the most cosmopolitan ju ibe world. Of the 14,402 students in the University, 1G3S, or more than a tenth, are foreigners. Ur. Bijrjrera Huckleberry Cordial When taken at the beginning of Stomach Troubles never fails to euro Diarrhoea, Dys entery. Flux, Children Teething, etc. *At Druggists 25c and 50u per bottle. They have discovered gold digging under Broadway in New Votk. HTS.SriYittis' 'Dance:??orrons Diseases per maueutly cured by Dr. Kline'.* Groat Nerre Kestoicr. *2 tria' bottle aud treatise free. DB. ll. 15. KLINK, LU., 031 Areli :st..l,bUn.,l,a, Berlir lias nu slums, owing hi (bc Uov ernmcnln1 orovUious for fir poor. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syi up for Children teelluh/,?oitciistlio};iims,ri'duces inflamma tion, al'ays pnin,ci res wind colic.26c a bottle "Women smoke in some lew ot thc .New York caf rs.. DISFIGURING SKIN HUMOR. Imnosgible lo Ot Employment, as Fae? and Body "Were Covered With .Soi'ei -Cn red by Cuticura. "Since the year 1891 1 have been trou bled with a very bail case of eczema which I have spent hundreds ol' dollars trying to cure, ?and I went to thc hospital, but they failed to cure me. and it WES getting worse aW the lime. Five w ks ago lay wife bought ul box ot* Cuticura Oin tr1'lit and one cake of Cuticura Soap, n::i 1 am pleased to say that 1 am now completely cured and well, lt was impossible tor me to get employment, as my face, head and body were covered with it. The eczema first appeared on the top of my head, and it had worked all the way around down the back of my neck and around to my throat, down my body and around the hips, lt itched so I would be obliged to scratch it, and the flesh was raw. 1 am now all well, and I will be pleased to rec ommend thc Cuticura P?emedies to ali per sons who wish a speedy and permanent cure of skin diseases. Thomas M. .Rossi ter, 290 Prospect Sires!:, East Orauge, & J. Mar. 30, 1005.'' About 3,.~00,Q0? people arc on HIP 6ea J every day in the your Tte h cured in 30 minutes by Woolford'? S i;ii:.>iy Lotion: never lails. ?old by Drug gists. Mail orders promptly lilied by Dc. E. Deletion, t rawlordsvillc. Ind. ?1. .There's many a true word spoken in dis- j cast.-Lite. as with joyous hearts an how conducive to healtl enjoy, the cleanly, regula diet of which they should not by constant medicate ous or objectionable natl nature, only those of kn and wholesome and tru Syrup of Figs, manuiacti come into general favor i of its quality and excellei Syrup of Figs has als they know it is wholeson ble physicians as to thc original method, from ce presented in an agreeabl used to promote the pies we are free to refer to medicines and never fav Please to remember always has the full nan printed on the front of e\ only. If any dealer offe printed thereon the nam' the genuine you will not bottle on hand, as it whenever a laxative rem For '?3c. In stomps we Mod a 13J PAGE HOOK giving the experience or a practical Poultry Kaiser- not an amateur, bm u man working tor doilara and cents-during & Jyean, it i*aancs nu iv 10 Delco; MM Cnn Olsen??; Keeil ror tia 1 niko tur KutieulU?,'; ?rulen fmvi.u/ U.vi? Tor krcr?iug; ?Torjrlhln? r> Lttlr'scrar i?r?nuwc Poultry ral* !u?-. ?;(I?JK i'CEi.?.-iniNiJ CO, 134 ?.i'uuAi-j ?ivcyiL, Nut)- Mani. H. H. GHEEN'8 SONS, of Atlanta, GR., a re the only successful Dropsy Specialists In the world. See their liberal offer in advertise ment in another column of this paper. Wood intended to bc mada Into pianos requires to be kept forty years to bo in perfect condition. HICKS' CAPUDINE IMMEDIATELY CCPJLS HEADACHES [Breehs up COLES IN 6 TO 12 HOOKS Trial Boni* 10c At Drcj?b? that women suffer every month, can be relieved by taking opiates-and other dangerous drugs, but the only safe way is to cure the disease that causes the pain, which can be done by taking WOMAN'S RELIEF "I would nearly die every month," writes Mrs. Nellie French, of Batavia, 0., "with, pains in head and back, but Cardui eased all pain. I can not recommend lt too highly," At all Druggists. ci? WRITE for Free Advice, statin sr ace and describing your symptoms, to Ladies Advisory Dept.. Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. You CANNOT all inflamed, ulcerated and catarrhal con ditions of the mucous membrane such as nasal catarrh, uteri ne catarrh caused by feminine ills, sore throat, sore mouth or inflamed eyes by simply dosing the stomach. But you surely can cure these stubborn affections by local treatment with Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic which destroys thc disease gcrms,checks discharges, stops pain, and heals the inflamm?tion and soreness. Paxtine represents the most successful local treatment for feminine ills ever produced. Thousands of women testify to this fact. 50 cents at druggists. * Send for Free Trial Box THE R. PAXTON CC. Boston. Maso. Addre.11? ol (i) person*of tart Indian blood who aro not liv ing with sar tribe. (?) ol man .who served in tlie Federa' army, or OJ tho Meurent km of Mich soldiers or ia:Jor?, now deceived. NATHAN BICKFOltP, Washington, O. C. d smiling faces they romp and pla i the games in which they indul r habits they should be taught to i partake. How tenderly their he; sn, but by careful avoidance of eve ire, and if at any time a remedial a own excellence should be used; ly beneficial in effect, like the pl jred by the California Fig Syrup in many millions of well informed nee is based upon personal knowl io met v/ith the approval of physi ie, simple and .gentle in its action. ? medicinal principles of Syrup < :rtain plants known to them to a e syrup in which the wholesome Lsant taste ; therefore it is not a s all well informed physicians, v/ho or indiscriminate self-medication, and teach your children also that t ie of the Company-California rery package and that-it is for sa irs any other than the regular F i of any other company, do not ac< gst its beneficial effects. Every U is equally beneficial for the pa edy is required. EAR] dollars learning by experience, so you We offer this to you for oniy 25 cents, even if you merely keep them as a div? ; you must know something about them. To me I experience of a pr ad leal poultry raiser for (O ! by a man who put all bis mind, and time, and 1 lng-not as a pastime, but as a business-and i work, you can save many Chicks annually. an< point Is, that you ninst be able to doreo; tro<ib? j and know how to remedy ir. This book wiiJ w ! Ci*oa??; to feed fnr ott?s :?ud r.lso for fattening 5;td everything; i ode*?!, yon should ?cow on t j aid tor iwecty-fivc coats in stria ps? For Preserving, Pirriry?iig and Beautifjing the Skin, Scalp, Hair, and Hands. Cotlcur* Soap combloei d?lient? m ?did asi tat ?mot Beot prupcrtiei derlred trout Cut?rara, th? (mt Ski? Cure, with th? purea of elraJielcj Ingredient!, ami th* mott refreshing of Cow rr odors. Depots i London, 37 Charterhocio bq.?_ Pirls, S Rued? laPaLxi Co?ton, 137 Colomhut Are. Potter Dmz ft Chesa. Corp., Sol? Prop?. .Z-MaUed F re?, "How lo Preterv8.Purlfr.an4 B-Hftf, tho Skin, Scalp, Hair, and llanda," / .^^CKICKEKS<??** LICE POWDER Sare Death lo Lice and Vermin They can't lire where it ?3. Easy to epply- Duat it io "Killed every ?cuse in my flock of ( 250 hens."-D.Perry, Mooroo,Wis. Price 25 and SOc a Pkg. By mail, 40 soi 7tc_ ] P*U30f*N RCMBOY CO., ST. PAUL, MINN. 6-7-8. no EnxlirU Winier Wheal Per Acre '! lint's thc yield ?if Sn'zoKs Red Cr -ss Hybrid Winter Wheat. Si nd ic In ?tNinp* fur rre? .-ample of r ame.as nlsocntalo^ucof U Inter Wheals Kve.Barley Clover? Timothy. i.rawiK Bu hs. I rees. etc", for foll planting* SalzcrSccil Co., Box A.C., I.nCroaae, WU. So. 25-'06. s. Revolvers and Pistols, f ester cartridges in all from .22 to .50, shoot )it aim when the trigger 1. They are always reliable and uniform. sm and You'll Shoot Well. s Buy Winchester Make. y-v/hen in health-and ge, the outdoor life they brm and flip wholesome ilth should Le preserved, ;ry medicine of an injuri gent is required, to assist remedies which are pure easant laxative remedy, Co. Syrup of Figs has families, whose estimate edge and use. cians generally, because We inform all reputa Df Figs, obtained, by an' ct most beneficially and Californian blue figs are ecret remedy and hence do not approve of patent he genuine Syrup of Figs Fig Syrup Co.- plainly le in bottles of one size 'ifty cent size, or having :ept it. If you fail to get imily should always have rents and' the children, y MONEY If >'ou Rivo them helP- Tott cannot do this unless you und'them and know how to cater to their ments. and you cannot spend years and must buy tbc knowledge acquired by others. You want Hiern to pay their own Way ?rsiou. Ia order to hacdlo Fowls judiciously, st thia want we are se.1 ian a book giving the nly 25c.Jtweuty.flve years. It was written money to making a success of Chicken ra's f you will profit by his twenty-five years' ? make your Fowls enrn dollars for yon. Tbe e ja tho Poultry i'ard as soon ns it appears, ^ach you. It tells how to defect ami euro : which fowls to SST' for WrceVing purpes?*; his subject to ui?ko it prc?r&b?p. Sent post 20TJCE, ZC? fcaosard Gt,, 2T. T. Ci Cy, ?".