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COLUMBIA, S. c.
MOXK V TO I.OAX.
IIIAVK MaI)K nrruxgrmentfl with
broker* in N?*\v York < ity through
whom i ait? utile to pome loans secnr*.
cm! hy a II -I morltfao fin Improved
fai ms for tiveyear lime, payab'e in j
innallme Is. at ihe 1??\v late of 7 perl
cent Interest per annum. The broker* ;
hiio and the charge for ahrt. act and >
inspection are small and at the expense
of the borrower.
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Otimljr Ofettiartlr, cure constipation forever
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lv?j?s,
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1 >?? mi>t put any salt on them:
keep them well wrapped, so tint
the air eannot ?;el to them Wrap
meat with a hrown paper or one
that has mo in iut on il A i'u.i
other payor i-> wrapped up on it,
i>ut s newspaper around il in
a 'i.-ltt tor n ^o to exclude the
air. Then tie the entire bundle.
Win n tlif meal is unwrapped
cook it at once. It' to be roasted
or stewed, salt and cook it at
once. 1 >o not salt or pepper a
' steak until one side :.s cooked.
Turn it over, then salt and pepper
to si.it tin taste. When you
take otl, salt the other side. You
'will thus lind the steak tender
and nice. 1 >o not clean a tish till
1
you are ready to cook it. Then
salt and ?ook at once. If you
! want to keep a tish all uiyrht for
I breakfast wrap it in jjood paper,
any k?nd will d<?. as newspaper
I next to the meat will not hurt in
I the case of li>h. l ie tiio bundle
so as to k? ep the air out. I >??
not lay them in a hot kitchen, but
in some cool nlace. Kmr* wp?i?.
- -?r* " 1 ur
i pod 111 paper will keep Miiiml for
|H lon^ time. I was tola l?y <'iH'
J of our host hotel men how to!
properly cook :i stcuk, and 1 have
leul o(?oil ones ever since. (.Jive
the altove a trial and see for your
veil that 1 am correct.
P.J Kucker.
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t 'ouhI not express the rapture of >
Annie h Springer,of 1 1'Jo Howard
-t . 1 'hi hldelotiin P-> '
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iour.d that 1 >i" Kind's New Pisco \
ory for C'onsu option had complete
11 < lire! h r? f a I:-iv-k11?j eou<?h thai
for many \ e u - had made life a
burden. All other remedies and
doctors eoijM <jive her no lielj ,
out the says of this lioyal Cure ?
! "it soon removed the pain in my
j idlest and 1 can now sleep soundly.
I something ! ?"tn scarcely reiueni
!?er doiiit* before. I feci likel
| sounding its praises throughout,
I the I'is',vi r.-e.'' So will everyone |
I who trie> Dr. Kind's New PisCOVITV
for miv I ......1.1.- ' >- -
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Throat, Client or Limits. 1'rirr ,
and 1 on. Trial buttles frooj
at ( raw ford Urn's l)rn^ S*oro;
every tmltln jpiaraiiteed.
i?,r?oo,0t)0 Famine Sutl'orers.
Stiinla, India, April lio. -The!
listless aiiioni; the people isj
spreading. and n), (am per-uus
aro now reeciviiiri relief.
T. Vi.SCCREST, ?U.,V?VUtt,
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Tin* Cluster Mxcliine <'o. and 15. M.
^pr-itt A* ?*?? , hnv<* coiixoliil-it >! thr '
I wo ami now ready to lurfilah ,
untitling ii tin* Mnt'liiin iiihI l.iuibei .
111 , wit It it well |?ii|?i? *?I K Iindrv
Mil \fu< liine -lioji, iiinl -aah
anil Hiiml Kuc'ory < ur facilities art
lin-< 111 ;t 11 <! hi llii- p.iri of till' K'ate
KK v.OWKUS
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ENGINE-* SA vV MILLS,
II A V AND CO I TON l'KK-SES.
H A KltO Art, CAS IINGS, K I C.
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SECOND UAN MACHINERY.
MK3jT" Kill* Complete for Dwelliogs |
Ht'?re Rooms, etc. Heml us li?t of
your wants, and we will answt r bv !
return mail
Respectfully,
CHESTER MACHINE &
LUMBFR COMPANY.
tar Subscribe to Tub Lkdukk.
TSs^sonsMS"
Grip nake* on? Mck, weary **4 nuBaas.
Dt Aulas' Kseterativa War* me Arinp Ml
Itkkiublk conditions in
THIS FLOOD SUCTIONS.
Properly ef All Kinds Damaged
Beyond Kstimato and Loss of >
Life Probable.
Memphis, Tenn, April ?A |
special lo the Cntuniereinl-Appcal
| fi\ ni New Orleans says:
Tlio llood which commenced '
the early pint of tUo week has j
already caused, :?t a eonsci vative ;
estimate, fully $ _',<iou,ooo loss in j
con I rn I din! cm 1....... M. . I
?O.ISMSSippi,
to say nothing of the damages by
; the railroads. The extent of the
losses have not vet been fully
; realized and it may be some days
vet before an accurate total can
bo reached for mail coinmunicu
j tion lias been totally cut oil" be
twoen those localities winch have
suffered most and the outside
world and telegraph lines suffered
greatly so that <the news is just
now beginning to arrive bv wire.
In Louisiana, too, the damage
done by the unprecedented rains
was general but in this State they
I '
are moro inferential than positive.
A special from Columbia,
Mi-s. which was received late to- !
ninhl lixed the loss i?f that little
town and its immediate vicinity at
$500,<><>0.
.Manv farm houses were earried
awa\ I?y 1110 mad waters, Ilio occupants
barely escaping with
their lives and the number of cattle
<irowne<l was great. A nicat ,
7 '
many i;ins and mill houses wore !
washed away and tnah\ sawmills
saw their lumber piles melted
awav as if h" magic. Nearly
every bridge around Columbia
was swept down stream. Pearl
river is now higher than it has
been known for many years.
Miles ami miles of the New Orleans
and Northeastern track aro
-till under water llonev island,
the rendezvous of the noted train
robber, Bon-h, i- under twenty
feet of water and the island,
which has for years been one of
the natural game preserves of the
south is now devoid of wild ani
mals. 11 Minimis of deer were
dtowned and the liills near tin*
harks >f the Pearl river are now
the temporary ahidinir places of
all manner of foui footed life.
I'lie io^ ononis in the neighbors
liooit of 1'? aldington \ve?*e all carried
awav and the loss sustained
in thidirection alone amounts to
thousand- of dollars 1 >istres*in<?
news comes from Ilickory, Miss,
a small town on this road which
is now completely surrounded !>y
water ami inundat d in many
localities. Hundreds of hoo* ami
cutllu near this point were drowned
ami inil<*a of f. ni 1114 have hue 11
washed away. The latest advices
from the town of ICnterpriso state
f h:lt f h Ins < m 1 h liav ! 1 ( 1
rent and inn 1 de-tit utio 1 jn*"vails.
Half a score of towns are
c nupletely cut oil' from the outside
world a> they have fieen since
the early part of the week. I'Tnm
Chwnkcy river swamps, near Kn
torprise, comes the news of a
heavy In-**, of life.
The ! Ilin ois Central road i*
crippled l>udly. The New ( Means
and Northeastern, and the Yazoo
and Mississippi valley are as yet
unable Lo move trains and the M
(> is also a heavy sufferer.
ninioirs ?WFiih
PhlOliT
F M lli^ins, Kditor Seneca, I
(Ills.,) News, was atllicted for
yeuts with Files that no doctor or
remedy helped until he tried
Hueklen's Arnica Salve. lie
writes two . boxes wholly cured
him. It's the surest File cure on
earth and the best salve, in the ,
world. (hire irnaruntpod Onlir I :
25 cents. Sold T?y Crawford Itro's
druggist. I
^T Pay your uubncripitonto
L cooks!
isaiioi paigu mn|Mnjp '?jng <y? )t?j *0 'f> "O U
J* o?t /pu?;>
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TAYLOR FLIES FROM KENTUCYSCOl'KLS.
Appeals to Roosevelt 1o Refuse
11 i s Extradition?\ Vain Ap*
peal to Harrison.
New York, April 21?Tiio
World to-morrow will mv: \V j
b Taylor, governor of Iveu- I
tilekv, is in New York in I'liincJ
111it*mcu ?if the finding of an indictment
against him by tlie grand ;
jury of Frankfort charging him
with being an accessory lie fore
the fact to the murder of Win
(Joebol.
lie appealed tofjov Koosevelt
yesterday afternoon, asking that
any demand for an extradition ho
denied.
The interview between the
governor of Kentucky and the
governor of New York lasted for
an hour and a half. The utmost
secrecy was observed in the coming
of (lov Taylor to the home of
Houglass Knhinson, brother inlaw
to (iov Koosevelt, in his stay j
there and in his departure.
During the visit of (iov Taylor j
several delegations <a:il1f?! on (iov
Uoosevelt :i 11 < 1 iimny visitors wi re
received. To no one was the
presence of (iov Taylor known,
f<?r ho was seated in a corner chair
in tho dining room and tlio folds!
of lioavv rod cut tains intervened I
hotvvcen this and the drawing]
room.
(iov Taylor arrived in New;
York from Washing >11 where li??
has been preparing his ease for
tho supremo court. Tho inform
illation that lie had been indicted
caused a sudden change in his
plans. Tin* indictment Was not
anticipated.
At first the fact was disputed,
hut Friday night tiiends of tho
governor were informed that tho
report of tho indictment which
had become known in a mysterious
way, was absolutely correol. A
consultation was hcM Some ad
vised llmt tin; governor shoul I
juin ex Secret ary of St ?1l'inlev
of Kentucky, ul-o under indicts
11it*iit. in Indiana.
It was feared tint if (iov Taylor
remained in Washington the
requisition of (iov Hcckhuin
Would l)C honored. Tllfi Illost
feasible plan, an the one nllYiing
to till! Keiitui;k\ exeeulive the
greatest hope of immunity, was
liU trip to New York and an interval
with (Iov lio< sovclt.
(Joy Taylor railed on ex-President
Harrison at the fifth avenue
hotel shor Iv afhet noon. lie
made a desperate plea to the expresident
to reeoiis] ler his deei>
. * ? i ? ?
11111 11111 in ;i. i 111. i 1'i-.'I.
(ion Harrison hoard (iov Tay*
lor courteously, hut lirmlv informed
liim tli:it it would I? * impossible
fo hi u to 1 up his I
case oith r in . no in : supremo
court of the 1'n' " ! States or before
tliu IvontMi-!; v courts when
tlio It i.il of tlf govern >c, on the
indictmcnt will come up.
(ion Harrison sjii?1:4411 was not
that," I do not believe in the
course of (Jov. Taylor that caused
toy refusal to act as counsel for
liiin. I hud so many engagements
that 1 could not take 'tis ease. I
was never formully approached.
Friends of (Jov. Taylor aske 1 ttie
if I cared to take up his case, as I
say, r.nd I declined because of iny
numerous engagement s.''
4,I cannot discuss what (iov
Taylor said to mo today. I will
SUV this. th;it I luivo not n?ron<l ??
connect myself with his case."
tw n avo you forgotten to
pay your subscription to Ledger?
The total capitalization of the
new cotton mills projected in
South Carolina since January 1,
11)00, including increases of capital
stock, which merely means en*
largement of existing mills,
amounts to the handsomo total of
$5,675,000? almost six millions
of dollars.
A WOM AN JUMIFROM TilE
lilUDUE.
A Sensational Attempt at Suieido
in New York.
Now York, April 20. ? Miss
Mario 1 Hue-; of this eity jumped
from tko lirooklvn l?ri<1'*?, this *
aucrnoon. .Many men have made
lliix leap mt > t!i:? waters (it' tho
lCiist river since tho bridge has
been completed. Mod of them
have perished, lint Mi s l)ines is
the second woman who has over
attempted to end her life in this
way. She is now in tho Hudson
Street Hospital. No times were
l>mkcn, Init physicians say it is
possiiilo she has sustained internal
injury.
She i> about 'bJ years old and
was formerly part owner of a
hoarding house in this city. She
stepped from a carriage in motion
about JiO feet from the bridge
/
tower on the New York end ami
dropped to the water below. She
struck on her ri^ht side and after
the tirst splash floated, drifting
down. She was picked up by tho
to?x Tacomas' crew, and taken to
tin* hospital. She been :i tine
rather <?M before she reaehed
the point where she left the e:irringo.
?Il>l> !i l<) \V A It 1 > $iO()
The readers of this paper will tie
p ea?i'it Im earn 111:it i re is at lea-t
oia* ?; i a it il ee ?- r iit mmenee una
tieen utile in cure in all its stanes, ami
that ia fa'anti Hall's i 'atarrh f'ure
ji 11 t< mi v ! i' i v-* mi i e it tin a n l ue
uifitical tr tun inly 1 alarm cii g a
i'i ill I i Ml i 1 > 11141 disease, r*'(|llires a rnllslilul
imial I reatinenl. Hall's Catarrh
i ure ia ( Uiii ii.t. in.ly, aelin^ <iirrctlj
111>i111 t lie lilniai ami ?uu< ou.a surfa?'t
s ill ttie sy-leiu, thereby ileaimvi
.If I'll* f Unit -I '(HI < tf I 'le ili.ai a-e a it
givii Hie i i -1 r i ii' 11 l?y builds
III:' U.i I lie il-ll U lull a lit n?.-i.-lii X
nature iii ihiiiui i s work. '1 lie proprietnrs
have sn mm-h i"ai'h In its eiirn*
I i V p iWff, thai lliev et!' r I MiO Hun*
ili'til ?*i?l uls 'nra v ease ll>al 11 tails
lo ore soul fur li* > f testimonials.
ddrc?-s I-' J (.' t\c (X).,
Tolo'ln, () .
I?v I)?11LT *?x'* 7oi?.
i tail's Family i'in- art* the ticf.
A Chance to l.uv l'ou u lloinn.
Any party or parties desiring
1?? purchase any of the real o-t ate
of I' M Fit/putrick A Uro., in (ho
town or county, can oot prices
ami terms t>\ calling on tin* (alitor
of 11 ?? Ledger. The Messrs
Fit/patrick have so no very desirable
farms ind Valuable improved
town property and their
liein<_j on the market .jives in n of
uiodeiate means a splcndiduipportunit
/ to purchase a homo.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
If
Tin* njijMin!meiits <?f Itcv. ('II
(. l_) (i i 'i it. ii.' riivin; a i.i
lie as follows until further notice:
Taim.un v 1.1: ? l'I Sundays at
1 1 3i.in; I'll Sundays tit 3 >30 p mi.
IIoit.w r.u. 'Jd Sunday*, 3:30
p in; hit Sundays, I 1 a in.
Hktiiki. ? 1st Sundays, 1 1 u in:
3d Sunda\ s 3:30 p in.
ZioN ? 1st Sundays, 3:110 p in*.
3d Sundays, 1 1 a in.
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uaaiciiiig nan
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