Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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T"M OUSAN TROUBLM. WOx and Navy Departments Are Ac tively Preparing for Eventuali ties. Washington, Sept. 25.-Fifteen 'hundred American marines were ord -ered to Cuba today by the navy de partiient. Five hundred mariies from 1the Atlantic fleet will sail tomorrow -en the battleship Indiana and Ken tucky from Provideneetown, Mass. Iiglit t- iiine liidred uaiiies will -sail oil ''liisday frioti lBosto, Nor folk and Philadelphia, mid ti(e ie vnniiider will probably leave New OI loans for Habaia (onl a Mr-gan line -st.llie, sphlediled to leave thelre Sat( 'uday. Orders wer.e first issuei fr 1,000 -marines from Ite val-ius Istatioii :along the Atlantie coist to pr'oceed to Cuba, but following dispatches from Seceretary Taft, indiciting that lie has little hope of a amicable settlement of the troubles inl Cuba, 500 additional wnarines from the North AtIntic fleet *SV"re ins"lruclted toIrear for Culbaln Illn(additionl 1to thle mar11inles, there -will be neayl 2.000 more bluejackets .ent to unh. As thei are ntow 1.200 wnarines in ('uba antd o(ver 3,000 bhie jackets, when the vessels sailing ar Wive in Ifabana the United States will be remly% to land a ftoree of more than 7.000 on ('uban soil. The American awarships which will sail on Thursday wvill he the 1)iselr rooklyn. 1nw at Lea-rnlt ISh,114 na Y'yand. Ilhil delphIIia;. ilte haItleship Texas. which is being n-paired Iastily at the Nortfolk navY yal1. and1lthe c( oliverited crusier. Prai rie, which is at Bsoston. The Prairie will ar miarines from111 P(ortsiout,li, N. 11., BwA.t[n .1114 Newport. Rt. 1. Taken from Various Stations. 4in tImh I-r14kl1n and Texas will be n h--n ,inro No.w Ymrk navy yard, Lew ll k 1,1141 1 41, 'I.1. . c., i yl Annmpidis. Waishin--tbn. N--;rfolk anid Charh-st"ln. The Morw.anil liner will -1rrY t-'eiinvila :notl New Iilian- ma Seceta y HI)IIt is rt n I -,t this (otunty fr41m C (iilhia. will he avail -able 'or the 1ranlsprmi't1tfi i I' tro1ps ilmletliately af,ei his transfer to a -Mawler ship at tile mith of the Both naval and ar-my officeirs seei -ed to lose all hp(q1(d ot peaeful settle )m o( f he t ' a difl itiul vi a4 11fte1r l 'v eceipi -,1 dis atche toda anl <I rt 3''3' e( l ciel' thl53 i'1 th. 133311 l 1131 .t t1 1'\ e t ;11: i -v ar I' vt( t T 'i is 111'1 (,'13: 3 il I 'nh:1. I 11. . i-. III': liI. ('ili3lan1It'3' ''I liti'' n e i'j , .1- il (I l I'rvilet, Inla3l 1 lles du I , t l wI t h .\ctit ill- , retay11. 'N,33 II-.- lf I Il-'1 I t v - 1 . 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Phillips Vtr's1l Afican' 31pygmiy, wh33ichl lhe r'e -c.ently broughit oiver to t his 'ounit ry and wich it is annIoilneed is to b)e. pl acetd in a school inl NorthI Carolina, RCeems1 to be hiavingr some fun in New York. It is to1 be hoped that Ota Benga, the little pygmy, will come to Columbia with D)r. Verner, though from the following story in the New York Times it is not certain Wtat it is particularly desirable t.hat he bring 'his '"bow and arrow" with him. Says athe New York Times: 4'Ota Benga, the South African pygmy, who has' recently been a thorn iin the side of Ciuator Hornaday of the Zoological park in the Bronx, had .a battle yesterday with an east side 'crowdl which had invaded tihe Bronx park. "Benga was armed with his bow andl arrow33.s anud didl not he.sitate 1(o use them. One of the arows launched by himi st ruck a pursuer ini the face, and(1 Ab1ings laoked netty sallyttorm the pygmy when he fled to the monoke3 house. There he was locked in tht rest of the (lay and last night a prisoner. "Since Blenga has been pretty muel at liberty he has spent much timi roaming about the park. Always he carried his bow and arrows, and when ever opportunity offered lie took v shot at the squirrels. This practie( has disturbed thle keepers, but th py,uly has persisted. "Yesterdaiy Ie had gone some dis I11inee i t h lie wools weli lie ecouit e(1d lie crowd. Tie pygmy interest ed11 ihe visitors, wlo pressed so close. ly about him that they aroused his aIIeI. Ife tireatened with his h1ow1 iand arrows, and wiein tle threats did 1141t sevi'. looseied l a aarrow. Thi. in-w weiit wide, but the Crowd --rcW i*rV alld pressed itreateiingly aboutI him. Henga made up his mind it was time to seek safety, and lie made for the mioini:ey house in a hurry with perhaps a seore of ien at his heels. As lie reaelied the house his pursuers were close belind him, and lie fired a pa rt i tg shot. The arrow struck a red headed man who at once set i) a howl fmr vengeance. Benga was game. He wIas aboutit to let fly aiolher arrow wlin a keeper piulled iii inside the m11ontkey house and shut the door. Then the door wais locked.' POULTRY ON THE FARM. A Money Bringer, With Cheap Feed and Little Labor. N. A. King inl Pontry Advocate. Vhv is it tliat the farmers of today. witi their cheap feed and labor. do n1t spedl more tifie and pait liece with) their volr ? 1 w"I'der, if it i.4 hean1.e lie t hinks th le lit tile lien be neath his ntotie. I l that is so let tme d1i Iel lat I nllti-on with a (IIp It1 itt iol tI h In I .11"; ''e t h r. I Ider the Il i n-I if . h'li Valuie if. lie Il., I : '. -i I. honel its (11 nunaIti kl. lit riliult -of thile prolific pr dnl40,1e i. n i ' 0 i.nlrivail liei. was p1i1I)Iish1 Fits be,anI wit h1 t lie statemtientt t lint mrire n11"Frt-bates uald 1een relilivel 'ro-in i ils th rnu,iv_iwit tlie comintrv as Ille resilt t the e refill 11.iaua .ile lnI 4 iolill Iv t!!Ill ha" l4 ever beel li fte(l by hoiw_s mr (11rn. \hevthtler t his he iir tiul nt , I1, . it is4 at prese t il l -Il 1 it d I'a t1 I int tiv Ee brian wt'll i0n !ncv, -,vvr 2-A) millim d\ l lar ur or . - p' 1 u r. an.mdwre. thlan Ill i ll1.rlo l . 11 -Y. W hI 1 1e Where you find Shield it is a safe place to tr they are sold by relial everywhere. Be sure Kiser 's King .$i for men, and you will money's worth. Ma' styles and all thep Leathers, Patent Colt Gun Metal, Box Calf, Mf. C. Kiser Compa Manufacturers We take this metho aandsome new Store, r :he public generally, to We have given you :hat matter. Whether you come We specially invite th We thank all of a well as all new Custor No order will be too lar New term ien is used iii this Connjection it ieants the egg-producing power of it all kinds of domestip fowls, including It ducks, geese and turkeys and their %v product sold for food in the market. The dairy products of the country is credited with 650 millions of dollars per annmn. If there might be added to tie previous figures about the S Aill(icIIn lien ill the poultry of all 0 kitids aid their eggs that are prodlue- p ed upon small town and villiage lots, It tIle actuail production would comle T very close to the dairy branch of our live stock.'' The govern iten it tells us the poul- n try business of the United States pays 400 rer cent, profit pet year. and In t< spite of all this a farmer will work S from iorninig uintil night in the fields 14) uniin a livelhool where if lie would se1d one-half the time with hhs ff chiekenis that lie does with his cattle, f lie would be far better off at the etid of the year. le will speid half a night fussing over a sick calf or pig that if when sold lie would raise the same amount of fowls profits would F be double. fl H It seeis the cold storage people are W goilg to foriii i trust with the Amer- p ivani heii. even if they did lose some e several millions of dollars last wiE ter. hi One iewspaper, the Cleveland Lead er I helieve discredits it. Among other thinurs this paper says. "Hen w the Foe of Trust Methods.' "No fear of corner of produve mar ket. say coininission merchants here. SSupply toll lgreat and too general to perillit llmrer. Ou "Clevelanders need never fear that sii the en& and butter market will be M4 corn1eredI(,(. Thiere isn,'t miny enoughW ill te banlks and fiaillcial institutionS 25 of.1 Anrica t" ha, k a trulst whill ch t WIld corner the ipruce i iarket." "'lhe will never oFe a trust ill e's hev:r.se ini twa alone $2,000,000 l' with 1f s' are sold annalalY. Inl to Ohi, the reco-rd is aliot ais neat. while Iflive oir six other States Comeic elose after." wr th< Woimei fihink their hair would be a aft It tmore ly it ther was ltess of it. an Frn nigos(.h1e, I wold hie a lot ow of funl r' Ir a boy if gettillg Cau!rht do- co iinr it meant lie would be whaled by fr< his rather-New York Press. if Wit Ment value character. women repu- cot It mak1 les a4 ice ..ir Iaw ~ fuil indli znant At tt smIilte at aI non11 slhe does't knowv. 50< not th tit( Brand Shoes ade, because " ti mer6chanits m bo ask for e 1.50 Shoe. get your etc. Sy tyle 875. Pat. ColtF Elucher.[ d of announcing to the pE ext door to the Newberra call to see us there. n.ow one of the most Up to buy or not you are cor e ladie's to call albo, as w ur customers for their p~ ners that wd GUARANTE ge for Us to execute and berry Much of a woman 's cheerfulness my be due to the fact that she knows ow to work a dimple for all it is orth. A Healing Gospel. The Rev. J C. Warren, pastor of haron Baptist Church, Belair, Ga, iys of Electric Bitters: It cured me f lame back, stiff joints, and a com lete physical collapse I was so weak took me half an hour to walk a mile wo bottles of Electric Bitters have iade me so strong. I have just walked iree miles in 50 minutes at d feel like alking three more It's made a new ian of me.' Greatest remedy for eakness and all Stomach Liver and idney complaints. Sold under guran e at W. E. Pelham & Son's Drug tore. Price soc. It is an easy matter to pucker your tce, but all the genuine smiles and owns come from the heart. Frightfully Burned. Chas. W. Moore a machinist, of Drd City, Pa., had his hand fright illy burned in an electrical furnace. e applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve ith the usual result: "a quick and )rfect cure." Greatest healer on irth for Burns, Wounds, Sores, azema and Piles. 25c. at W. E. Pel im & Son, Druggist There is no joke so flat as the one >u were going to spring on a man ho got busy and sprung it on you. He Was In Trouble. "I was in trouble, but found a way t of it, and I'm a happy man again, ice Dr. King's New Life Pills cured a of chronic constipation," says E. Goodloe, 107 St. Louis St., Dallas, x. Guaranteed satisfactory. Price cents at W. E. Pelham & Son's drug >re A ?,irl must either marry an ordi ry man or else remain a spinster the purpose of cherishing an ideal. Luckiest Man in Arkansas. "I'm the luckiest man in Arkansas,' ites H L. Stanley, of Bruno, "since restoratiou of my wife's nealth er five years of continuous coughing I bleeding from the lungs; and 1' e my good fortune to the world's atest medicine, Dr. King's New DiR rery for Consumption, which I know m experience will cure consumption aken in time. My wife improved .h first bottle and twelve bottles npleted the cure." Cures the worst ighs and colds or money refunded. W. E. Pelham & Son's druggist. and $1.00 Trial bottle free. Adam No Bachelor. . Ai told friend writes: "Adam was bachelor. Adam was a twin. In first chapter of Genesis read: iid created man in his own image, hlie 11e d (.alted he him; .p rn I em)alIe r eated Ile t hem. id (odl blessed them, and God said to them, Be faithfful and multiply. **And the evening and the. rning were the sixth (lay.' Of 'mrse what appears in the next chap is another story.?'-New York ALL KIN.DS )f Plumbing Done on short Notice J. W. WHITE. ople of the county ani H otel, and we cordial to-date Hardware Sto dially invited to call ai a have many things th ist patronage, and we :E SATISFACTION to none too small to hav4 Yours Cordially, WHY I Why should you not 0. KLETT No one will sell you I at a lower price than No one will treat squarer or better thai No one is more willi to help and to fav No one will fill and < orders With more or -pleasure than We are not the onl in business but all wl us will tell you that ti on earth to trade is E 0. KLETTN IF SO CALL ON CEO. E Where you can have yur wa nice fresh goods in the Groc CHEESE MACCARONI SWEET POT IRSH PO Break L GEO. D. DAVI PEO3%N3D 1] We Meon Di Best Stoves Ofm AND BEST F Werts & S McCaughrin's B i city of Newberry that we a ly invite all of our friends an res in South Carolina, or the my way and make our store yo at will interest them. solicit a continuance of it, an every one in every transactio our,best and most cai eful at IOT? trade at VER'S. :etter goods 0. Klettner. you fairer, -10. Klettner.. ng and able or you than 0. Klettner. leliver your promptness 0. Klettner. y merchant io trade with ie best place it ER'S. I, DAVENPORT .nts supplied with ery line such as 'ATOES TATOES fast Bacon EMONS ENPORT. isiness! I Furiturej RICE S ample., lock. re installed in our d customers, and United States, for ur headquarters, dassure them as n, small or large, tention.