Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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JAMESTOWN EXPOSITI9N. (Continued from page 1.) witi favorable. weather condi will be finished before openhig .A lagoon and fountain basii 'an electric foinitain will be one - -the features of this part of the ids. he canal trial, winding through e entire eastern extremity of the ounds, has been dug and nothing mains to be done there except to autify the surroundings, where e mud has been thrown up by the dging machines. be commercial pier, extending 0 feet into Willoughby Bay has - completed for more than a th. This pier will be used for ding freight and passengers from it draft vessels. he Auditorium, the central aiid attractive of the buildings on )xposition grounds, has been d over to the Exposition Com by the contractors and the opera irs will be installed as rapidly as work can be done. This, it is ex eted, will he conipleted by April s(%h Will Seat 3,000. The auditorimm will seat about ,000 people and will be used for iany of the conventions mid con C -s. It is a permanent brick strue ture and covers an area of 25,500 sqtiare feet. 'The historic Art building, inother Prnianent brick structure, forming th3 west wing of the Auditorium, and *\covering an area of 13,700 square feet, is 95 per cent. completed, and the Edu(cation b1uilidinig, similar to tly historic Art buitling, and form ig the east wing of the Auditorium, 90 per cent coipleted. One monLh -o these buildings were only 25 per cent complete. .- [,'he P alace of Manufactures and Li erral Arts and the Palace of' Mach ne y and Transportation, scmi-per anent structures of brick veneering, e ch covering an area of 141,200 uare feet, have been finished and of the exhibit booths have bee-i ed in them. e States Exhibits Palace, one of most attractive buildings on the unds, is farther advanced than any fihe others. -It was completed two 'eks a_o and mav of the exhibits ein place. It will be entirely fill d by A pril 15th or 20th. This build g is of a semi-permanent character ad covers an area of 122,000 square febt. The Virgi'inia lineral anid Tiniber .Association's buildin,_, constructed of staff and plaster, is nearin-_,, comn pletion, and is ready for tile hiterior decorations.--Booth installatioln is U1Vw inl lrorSs. This bildinii cov els an alrela of' 26.000 sqiuare feet. The "Mlines aid MetItallurgy jmild ing. a counterliart of tile Vir-,inia inertl and Timber Assoeiation's ildin,4 is completeil and many of i be exhiit booth041s hav e a!lready' beena --~ italled. The Food Products buildi ing, of --ff and pla'ster exterior and cover r 62,000 square feet of space, is for the installation of boths.1 building was only 60 per cent touletced a mouthi ago. he Palace of Commerce a enmpo y .<ruetnre at thle entrance oif e ''War Path,'' is all ready(I and boote1)1his will be inistalled withuiun he next few days. The Arts and Crafts Villag~e has ->een comlete] 'I for more than six nonthis id is the most interest inig~ .rouip oif small buiildini'!s on the - rnds. Tlli onists5 of thle Poeaihon s ZHopnitl, the Trou Working build I lhe ('i pr.or. Silver and1 Wood - rk i ng hun 1idner, thle Potteryvh bilId n' , Ihe~ T''xtile biuiilding, Ilhe Model ebo'o4 builhdine andl the Mothers' and dlvanced'(l. x1id, it is ex pected, will" lie om11)(leld by Apil 261th. The Pow Funel a nd Alcohol build i n is more an half compl)eted. Tt was benn yt dlays augo and1 will be finished rbee weeks. The -offce building' *e ready for occupancy oun April he grandstand to be used on the day, accomodating 5,000 pieo 11 hbe completed by April 25th. hIle the erection ofT the Graphic buiilding was not begum until pweeks ago, that s tnrcr is a iling shape rapidly and mor'e h onie-f'ourthi of it has been con -st' ~td. 1i& Fire-Proof Arts b)uiildinig and ~~arntie Appliances building are -- eent completed. oi the athletic eld has begun i O$t under the supervision of r n of 'New York city, an ek b)uilder, anid wvill be ie athletic games, wvhic.h )Qgi -with the opening of the autie building is fast go 11il be rushed to comple. -id ily as possible. Of the twenty-four state buildii to be ieen at thle .Xpositfion, til are ready to receive the funiitu seven are receiving the int6rior < eorations; four are more than iu completed, and the others, with I few exceptions, will be so far advai ed by the opening of the Tercent< iiial that they will present a sighl appearance on the outside. The Rhode Island building m completed more than a month a wian preparations have been made install the furniture and histori4 exhibits. New Jersey was the ni to be turned over to the State Co mission by the contractors. Noi Dakota's attractive little structi was the first on the grounds to completed. Peirmsylvania's ''In penidence Hall,'' the buildings Missouri, Connecticut, Virgin Maryland, Massachusetts, Illinc and proba'bly Ohio, are about 98 1 ceit finished, and North Carolii WNest. Virginia and Louisiana hl passed the halfway mark. New York wV.as late in start-ing I building, which iA 30 per ee-tct co pleted, but a large force of workml is employed oil the structure and will be hurriedly completed. %ThIe pem11anent fire qua'ters A be ready to receive the apparal April 12th. The Government buildings ha grown up rapidly alld will be Co pleted by April 26th. Many of t exhibits for tle.e buildin's are m here and vill be installed as Iuiel as the work ean be done. The reservoir, which has a capac of 2,000,000 gallons of water, will ready for use in two weeks and I pumpng station is 65 per cent co pleted. On the War Path. On the War Path the buildings spring ing up like mush roonms. Em concessionaire says lie will be rea for the opening. The Grand Trunk Railway S: temi's' buildinm, is the first of the I fi'bitors to be completed a.lso I furniture is now being put in the I tle structure. The other exhibitors' buildings i so far advanced that there is lit doubt that all will be completed time. "Beauvoir,'' the Dau-hters the Confederacy's Home, is alm, ready for use. In the construt ion of the bi. C< venltion Hall, which has just I started, the contractor expects make a record and has promised i to be far belhid the opening. Tn order to finish the landsea prardening before the Expositi o)ens. Julius J. H1cinrich, *of N York city, a landscape artist, I I)cv-1 appointied as--ant1 suiperinitt nt of parks an14d will have (.1harue the aelive preparations of tle p; :1nd lanidseape treatment. Rapid progrIess has be'n made the 0overnment pier mid it is exI) ed that this grea striuetire will romipltedc( about May 1. Te elect rie w iringi~ has kep t wvith the construction of the bui inizs and the gas system is being stalled. That so much progress has hc made during the p)ast month is di in a large measure, to the efforts a energy o'f W. E. Cottrell, govert of wocrks, and his assistants. Th< men01, it is said, hamve woiked niaht a day to bring about what has been a ("mlilishied and fregjnent ly only few hours of the twenty-four In ben ilvn up to rest. T1hose chiartle of the different depairtmen imader Mr. Col'trmell,. are Col . Sai T'. 1H old'20. assi .tant) to thle govert. Ir wor s: WV. HI. ( ham tten. see ma Will M. D ixon, chief of thle depa mient of '' !eoetricity: W. H. HI. Weri erIwax , chIiiefP(t of onstruct ion: W. MI'Donamld, supermintenidenit ofwa and Sewerls; W. 1E. IHall. uperntei1 ont of streets and par'ks, and Hi. l' em an. pu rchasing~ n'een . DEIATH OF REV. J. B. OAMPBE] Aged and Widely Known Method Minister Has Passed Away-In terment at Rock Hill. The State. lBeaufor't, March 26.-Rev. . C'aminpbel died at t he Savainnmah Iin pital this nmornin2'. lie will bec hiu edl in Rock HIill Wednesday. iHis wvife and daugiihler's. M1iss Jlu ( ampbemll and Mrs. Sallie Walla were a t his bedside. Th'le other l ivi members of his immediate familyn Mr's. Lizzie Ilill and Mr's. Anna 11 of Greenville, Mrs. Mamie Read Rock Trill. Mr. John Campheil Laurienls anid Rev. J1. A. Campbell Columbnihia. For 50 years Mr. Campbell b been a Methodist miister in t1 <tate and was one of the leaders his (churolh. lie served as a chuapl[ 'luring the Civil wvar, and has preC( "d in eveiry section of the state sin tie was 'widely known and much I fs presiding elder. Fifteen years ago hi ee lhad charge of the pastorate here foi e; four years and again during thl le- year .1005-06. le -was born in wha ilf was Sumter county but now a part 0: ut Clarendon. Ie was 70 years of ago. ic n- The State. ly Rock Hill, Mareh 20.--The remaini of the Rev. J. 13. Campbell, who die( as Monday in Savannah, will be brough, go le.e tonight for burial. He wa to formerly a resident of this city an(' -al has a daughter living here. xt n- Advertised Letters. th Letters remainling." ill tihe postoflic ire at Newberry for the week endiin be M.arch 23. le- - A-Johin Arwimel. Of 1B-Miss Mattie Baley, Mrs. Emmni ia, Bowles, Mr. Sam Bonman, Miss Emma s Burton. Per C-Mrs. Adliie Caldwell, Mrs a1.,Joe Collon, Mr. Herbert Coleman ve M Ars. Janniie Canner, Mlattic Cooper Miss Lila Cromer. ler I-Mliss Jessie Epting. n it e ~The People's AT, PaProsper Paid Up Gapital "o Surplus and Individua A Stockholders: Liabiliti 41 For protection of depc be H. C. MoSELEY. President. Ile W. W. WHEELER, Cashier. Better a conservative intet return whe.n watited, than a hi re about the principal. hel A Natiomnl Bank is a safe D (lY makes it so Likewise our B: of prudent conservative manaE DIRE ll LA G. W. Bowers. it- J. A C Kibler. R. L Luther. M. A. Carlisle. tle Oil J. H. Hunter. of J. P. >st -e lotB T1 jO Mw ANI ag 6 Full Carolina' Carolina Whiskey wi S JI article and in our est turcs sold by irrespor ~~~~I uI 1pegallon We makev at v arenot afraid teen acres, making us Up!I I3SA P OT d-wll hip 'ou bye n-" Ztslleka," "Uold & ~ SPECIAL NOTICE! en VIn North Carolina, V Le-. must remit We, extra otles and wwi pr( or [ MlTHE CASP~ se A I M (Also Wineton-Saloen N. c.) - C D.A I. t -istTr iFal b. emiu v 15 -pense and y iiIsn't that a 'qRemembih re~ ers amid avoi, sure of get!ti urdistiller' four full tqual ~ ~ . buy a betteri mi s~ O.mr guar of ., of otiu com ) e.~ NA .N1JA THE S IC Owners of2 RQ F--Mr". Joe Franks, Nliss Mary Fork, Mr. V. H. Floyd. 3 11--T. H. llaves. Mrs. Bessie Hasle L Miss llosa Harrison, Ora Ilair, Mrs. !iNancy lHeIlderson, jA. J. Hicks. K-Mr. Bell Ki-nard. r-Mrs. Li. Lever. M-Mrs. Maggie Moore, Miss Min - ty Parker, M1%r. Bon Piester. I R-Mrs. Mary Ramey, Miss Lillia ; Boll Reeder, Rev. J. C. oRper, Miss Lula Ruff, Mrs. J. H. Ruff, Mrs. Lizzie J. Ruff. S-Bert Satterwhite, Mrs. Irene Smith, Mrs. Rolicy Smith, Win. Sligh, Jamima Suber. V-Johne Vevbith. W-Miss Bertha Werts, Mr. Ray Willborn, Mr. It. P. West, Miss Susie Wilson, Mrs. Sophia Wilson. Persons calling for these will please say that they were advertised. C. J. Purcell, P. M. Any gentleman who has lost his fortune by the recent decline in stocks and who is able-bodied may find emphmenmil in the Canal Zone. National Bank. ity, S. C. - $26,000 00 I Profits $5,000 00 es . . $25,000 00 isiHors. M. A. CARLISLE, Vice-Presideni CEO. JOINSTONE, Attorney. est o i your deposit with its safe gh rate and a feeling of doubtl rposit. Government supervision )ard of Directors is a guarantee ,ement. 2"TORS: W. P. Pugh. Jno. B. F ellers. W. A. Moseley. Geo. Johnstone. H. C. Moseley. Bowers. OLES keyFREE uarts For $2 Nhiskey ("I'Y$2.9 1 give excellent satisfaction. It is a well aged imaLion. far superior to the decoctions and mix sibie mail order whIskey .oues at $3.00 to $M.00 special Irice on CAR NA WHISKEY to show eh g - kind of competition Our plants cover four FLES FREE. Send us $2.95 and we press 6 full quarts of Carolina Whiskey and we box, complimcntary, a sample bottle of each, land " and Casper's 12 Year Old White Corn. Ve deliver the above express prepaid anywhere rgimia andl West Virginia, but customers living d by Adaums or Southern Express Companies, Buyers east of Mississippi River residing on ecs rnust send $3.95 for the 6 quarts and 3 sample Pay express. Remit cash with order and address:3 R. CO., Inc., Roano1re, Va. Owners ot 11. s. iteglstered Distilery No. 305, Oith DIat., Va. urvon r F.5 dlr a ,rug S uaranteod p.ure nuder the UR DESTILLERY' iiS JLL 985PXESS I'S. C -PR[PAID $2.85 and we will ship you in a plain > marks to show contents, four..ull L.LOW DAL.E RVE, express prep)aid. yon dlon't hind it all right a-ud the r tasted., send it hack to us att our ex our &.2.83 will be promptly refunded. air offeCr? ~r we are distillers, so when you buy save the enormous profits of the deal I all chance of adulteration. You are ig our whiskey just as it comes from -, without being tamnperedh with ini any efer corn whiskey, we wvill send you -tsof our ALLAN S INCLAIR'S CORN or $a,80, ex press prepaid. You can't corn whiskey from anybodly else at anutee of perfect satisfactioui or money 's with every sipmenclt we make. You whleun you deal with us as the ownuers my 1mve.resources of a million dollars exactly as we say. WIFT CREEK DISTiLLING CO., MACON, GA. gi.atted Distillery No. 29.. Swift Creet. G. THE EXCHAI - Of Newber CAPITAL - Checks on us are recogn :ed States, and every mar :heck gives you an added Your money on a check Bank is absolutely safe an zency. Remember, too, we pa :>ounded semi-annually in onent. THE EXCHAIs J. D. DAVENPOR E. R. HIPP, Vice M. L. SPEARMA GEO. B. CROMEJ "The Bank After Yc Prescription Which we use are without excE We believe in PURITY. We constantly preach PURI We always practice PURIT3 cinies. PURITY counts, and counts Ask your doctor. MAYES' DRU( Quickest and -TO Savaiamah, Waycr ville, and all FIc -.via - CHARLESTON AND WE RAILN& Lv. Laurens daily, (Easter Lv. Augusta Ar. Savannah, (Central T Ar. Waycross Ar. Jacksonville Close connections made at Jack Through Pullman Sleeping Car and Jacksonville. Round Trip winter tourist excur sorts now on sale. C. H. GASQUE, Agt. Laurens, S. C. ERNEST WIL Gen. Pass. Agt., Tnis is our regular worl4 tions and filling family re Pelham's ReliablE As a cure for that stubb< TRY Pelham's Pectoral Peihamns White Pin Peiham's Laxative VinoI, the Tnoic Ri Our stock of Fresh Oar date 1907, has arrived. Win. E.Pellh R'liable Dr IGE BANK ry, S. C. $50,000 ized all over the Uni who receives your .degree of respect. ing account in this d provides for emer y 4 per cent. com our Savings depart IGE BANK. T, Prest. Prest. N, Cashier. 3, Atty. >ur Business." matenals i ption the purest grade. r'x. when preparing medi for much, in medicines. * 3 STORE Best Route ,oss, Jackson >rida Points STERN GAROLINA FAYN n Time) 1.50 P. M. 10.20 P. M. ime) 2.45 A. M. 6.15 A. M. .9.i1O A. M :sonville for all points South. service between Augusta sion tickets to all Florida re GEO, T, BRYAN, Gen. Agt. Greenville, S. C. LIAMS, ugusta, Ga. ~, prep.1 > - eipts at Drug Store. >rn cough and grip, Syrup e Cough Syrup Cold Tablets 3conlstructor den Seeds, bearing anm& Son, uggists.