Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, May 02, 1900, Image 4
A Soldier of Fortune.
ITi'iiry II. (Jroyson, who died In n
fhihulelphla hospital the other day,
was a soldier of fortune in the trueut
leuse. A man whose aotlvlty, whether
S^litinir. in 1 iiIor exploring, covers so
raried a field as South Africa, Brazil,
Mexico and the Philippines*, certainly
iescrvos that title. If, as some have
tsscrtcd. the modern soldier of fortune
ts tlie lineal deseeiidant and true heir
pf tlie old mercenary, lie has at least
groutly enlarged the scope of Ids exploits.
But perhaps the interesting
tiling about him is that ho is about to
become extinct, and every time he Is
montimuwl nttmptc tli<? Imii???i>ci <?f
4 filial salute. (IrcyHiin, Colonel Shiel
ami others less noted are survivals of
s type that nature, meaning in this
?ase modi rn industry, sin;l seientitienlly
drilled armies, does not seeia careful
d(.
Cure Kor Earache.
Captain Corporal, what became of
that tall recruitV
<3orporal?' Soodncss only knows.
Captain, lie was suPferin' wif the ear.
ache an' asked for some cotton to stlcl|
In his ear. Somebody gave blm sonm
guueotton tii' we hain't seen biiu
since.?Chicago News.
Her One Inestimable Virtue.
'That new girl is a wretelied eook."
"Yes; but i'w found out slie is just
splendid at creasing trousers."?Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Acting Secretary of War Mciklejohn
lias received a report from the Secretary
of State of Cuba, through Governor
General Wood, showing that f?t?,S69
Spanish residents of the island
littvo preserved their allegiance to ;he
crown of Spain, under the terms of article
IX of the Paris treaty of peace.
That
Tired Feeling
.rust us surely indicates that the |
blood is lacking in vitality and the
elements of health as does the
most ohstinato humor that the
vital fluid is full of impurities.
Hood's Sarsnpsrilla euros that
tired feeling by enriching and vitalizing
the blood, creatinga good
appetite and invigoratiug every
orgun of tho body.
Hood's
3a rs apart II a
"I had that tired fooling all the tlmn,
I took Hood's Narsaparitla and it
made mo fool like a new man. My wife
wa-Mill run down and could not do her
work. She has taken fou; bottles of
Hood's and Is in goad health." O.
Bowlky, Mauvillc, It. I.
Hood's So-sanarilln is silt i?y all
(1 rupalsts. Hot llood's and only HuikIV.
So. is.
The Siejc of Plevna.
In holding the fortress of Plevna
(hiring the K lsso-Turkish war. from
Sept. 7. 1ST", to lv?e. 1(1. against the
pick of the Russian army, the Turkish
garrison, under Osiuan Pasha, airompli.sheil
the iinpossihle, aeeording to
both military and medical experts. For
Hot only did they defy the besieging
force, when it numbered nearly tift.v to
one against them,, but they lived for
twelve nri'us pniei ira n.v niiiium moo.
Yet on l?ec. 10. after ha vine oaten their
last jrraln of rye. they sallied out ami
pluekily triad to rut their way througfc
tlio Russians.
The patrol wasun la use in Ahron,
O., la an automobile possessing a inaxlmum
speed of twenty miles an hour.
It unsts S'J.ilOM. jiin| it is esi'mate 1 that
\t will pay for Itself in four years in
lie saving of horse-shojins and lie.r-?
^
,P?ffiSlfe
"OE?RMRS. PliUKHAMi
was very thin and cny
friends thought 5 was in
const, mxntinn.
" Had continual headaches,
backache and falling
of uterus, and my oyes
wore affected*
"Every oi c noticed how
poorly S looked! and 9 was
advised to take l.yciia E*
Pinfcham's Vegetable
Compound*
"One bottSo relieved
me, and after taking eight
bottles am now a healthy
woman; have gained in
weight from 95 pounds to
U40s ovorvorjp ??Xr? u/fc?'
makes mo so stout."?
MRS. A. TOLLE, 1946 Hilton
St,, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Ptnkham ham fifty
thousand suoh I attars
front grateful women.
GOV. ALLEN IN SAN JUAN.
Simplicity of His Dross Surprises
tho Porto Ricans.
I
Deception :?t tlio AVlmrf Mnrkcil liy No
IJeuioiixlriktioii t>y tlio .1l)()(l I'oo- i
plo AkkcihIiIciI There.
San .Ivan, Porto Itloo (Uy Cable).?Tho
liytphiu, bearing Charles II >rl?ert Allon,
tho n?uvly appointed Civil Governor ot
l'orto Ittco, droppod anchor olT San Juan
nt 10 n. in. Friday, as <liil also tlm United
Stales armored cruiser New York, tho
United Status battleship Texas, and tho
United States gunboat Jlaohia-1. Tlm Now
Y'ork remained outside tin fc^.iarbor, tho
others entering.
General Davis, Military Governor, visited
Mr. Alton <>u board tlm Dolphin at
11.30 o'clock. A detachment of novnulylive
insular nnlleo m..i i-...
the Porto Itleo It i?::nont, wltli u baud, were
drawn up uu tlie wharf.
Tiio Dolphin'* luoucli, cnrrylni? Mr. Alien
and his family, with Oeueral Davis
and Lieutenant Parker, tiio hitter's aide,
left the Dolphin promptly at noon, the
Texas and Dolphin tiring a salute of seventeen
guus. Meanwhile the band played
"llorlniptou," the Porto llican national air,
ami the .steamers lying ia tlie harbor kept
up a oontinuous whistling nut II the lauuefi I
renohed the landing.
Mr. Allen ran quickly up the stops, and
the families of General Davis and the new
Civil Governor wore introduced to each
other. A crowd of 3003 looked oa, but \vu<
kept at a distance. Tae police and troops
marched past, Mr. Allen dofllug his hat.
He then entered the carriage that was in
watting and drove to the Executive Mansion,
proeeded hy troops and followed by
scpiads of police, lie constantly raised
his hat to thu throng that lined the sidewalk.
Mr. Allen landed in an ordinary costume,
straw hat, blue coat, and duck trousers,
and a wave of exclamation followed the
carriage. "That can't bo Mr. Allen:"said
one. "That's not tiio new Governor!" said
nnolhor. "Not that tnau la llio straw hat.
Surely not!"
Tlio simplicity of the costume and tlm
general details or tliu reception took tltn
Porto Idcnna by surprise, anil llioy could
scarcely realize Ilia: tlioy looked upon tno
now Governor. Mr. Alien Is the IIr~t Governor
of Porto P.ieo to arrive in anything
less conspicuous tban a gorgeous uniform
covered wltli go! I lace aud similar trap
plugs.
MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS,
They Indent. the Secretary of the Navy
I'm' Vlee-President.
Boston (Special).?The ltepublleans of
MiissnchiiHctls hold tlieir convention in
1 Music llall for tliw nomination of delegatus
and alternates t < tin* if tpuhliouu S mount
Con volition, to l.e hold in 1'atlii leliiliia.
The dolcgutos-at-lnrge elected were lleury
(label l.o I go, Willia n B. l'iunUott, Samuel
W. McCnll and Waller Clifford.
The resolutions adopted roafllrmod unwavering
adherence to the Iteptihlicaii
plnttorm of is.u;, congratulate the country
upon tlie rejection o( Ire < silver and lite
adoption of tlio gold standard, expressed
hearty and utepiali led uiidorsomunt of the
administration o. I'reslduu'. Mcluuiey, an 1
ur>;ed tlie restraining or uulawful combinations
of e tplial.
The name of John I>. Hons?, formerly
Governor ol M iseuchusotts and now Sucretary
oT the Navy, was presented us the
choice o( Massachusetts (.ir the nouiiaallou
lor Vice ''resident.
liidiniut Ketuilill, ans Select l>eli>;jiit?s.
1 % in \n ten .is, 1 >,d.( Special ).--The It publican
Stale invention no minated Wiulleld
T. Uurhiu for Governor on the seventh hallot.
Newton W. Gilourt was uoininuted
lor the sc -ond place on the ticket, an l th <
other Stale unicorn were renominated by
acclamation. Senators Puirhnuk* and
Bevorldge, Governor Mount and Charles
K. Unruly, Chairman ot the State Commit,ce,
were selected as .leloguUvs-ut-lurge to
tie. Pi. i I-i. I.du.. . It....v....it.v.. 'I' I..,
form linlnrso-. tlio National A (ministration
without reserve.
Coilvntillint <i> Abtlitiiia I><*m?icritl*.
Month.>muiiy, Ala. (Special) 1'ao Huinocruli
Statu Convention hold lioro noutiinitial
it Statu ticket liomlntl l>y \V. J. Samforil
l??r (Sowrnor. Tim platform calls for
a Constitutional Convention itml Indorses
llrviin f >r President. Senator .Mortritn,
Frank S. Wltlto, A. II. Morrill and U. J.
Jiowo worn elected ilolo?ato3-at-larn?j to
llio Kansas City Con volition.
r/ANY DEATHS IN A FLOOD.
IInivy Kuln an 1 a Tornailn Canto Loin
ol I.lfn la Tcx.it.
Waim, Texas (Special),?Tito lioaviost
vloinltv and reports of le:itli9nud dostrnelion
oil mo from ovory direction. between
oi^lil and ton persons have boon drowne 1
willdn llioclty limits of Waco. Pho holies
or I wo wlnto women, mother and daughter,
and ojio negro liavo boon recovered.
Too water was >o high that bonis wore
used in the principal streets on the south
side to lake persons to places of safety. In
llio luiMMiiiMit of the Provident II.mk building,
the largest and linost inillding In too
City, water stood four foot deep. Tim
mines at backdate worn Hooded by tlio
lii^Ch water, drowning four men.
A tornado passed through tho southern
part of Johnson nil I tlio northern parts of
lllit eouiities, eui-lng gr at ditninge. In
Hill County, tlio town of Ilium, about
seventy-it ve mile-- mill west of Dallas, was
partly destroyed and several persons wero
fatally injured. About a do/.nn dwellings
wore desl iiyed. in addition to tho sellout
building and t in II i-r. 1st C.iureli.
WHOLE FAMILY ARE SUICIDIb.
Parents and <on I omul Demi Willi Nooses
.truiiiut t heir Nrnli*.
Camhiu-i ik. Md. (Special).?A shocking
tragedy was ilDco"-red on n small farm
seven miles from I its pi nee. A family consisting
of Carl kcrnig, bis wife and son,
were discovered ile id lu tlieir little farm
house, e.usli corpse having a noose about
t lie lieek.
John A. Tsu'inntre, a jeweler, who owns
tile farm toriniite l l>y tlio Kernlg family,
visited tho pluee a few days ago. Finding
ever> thin.; (pilot, he entered tho house and
lis covered sirs. Kernly's body lied with n
rope le a ilmir knoli. I'lie son. Carl, was
suspended Ironi a hod post in the sa no
j room. Ills body i -stlng upon the floor,
I While bis lieiui w is hell lightly in the
iioo-e. la an m ; lining room tho body of
the elder Carl k .aig was fvilll.d hanging
i r 1:11 a n< n o. .
T.im authorities think It n rnsnof suicide,
lis neighb ts M?y ouoli member of the
family was known to have boon despon 1 u;
recently.
Wanted Her I>eatlt Amurril.
In tlio will of Unboocn I<. Young, prohutoil
at Akron, Ohio, she directed ttint beforo
lior body was burled tlm heart or brain
should bo removed, or that two Unllel
should bo Hont through the heart and tw
tnrongli the brain. fc'ear of uurlnl nliv
was the inotl%'o for the request.
Dltiotriiii* K.f|ili?li>ii in Pretoria.
An explosion occurred at 1'retnria, Hon
African Republic,la a magazine onntalnin
smokeless powder, by which much tin
agfl was June to the IJegbte works, us nit
an arsenal. Thirteen persona wore killo
and fifty iujure<i.
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J HE NEWS EPITOMIZED. I
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"Wnuli ln:rtoit ltMin?.
Tho TIouso Committee on Labor ha* reported
it favorable report on tfecGarlner
Eight Hour bill.
The Agricultural Appropriating hill, ear
rylug with It a little over 63.000.00C, was
passed by the Semite.
Tho Treasury Department lias ordered n
special agent to the l'aclfle coast *o Investigate
tho large inilux of Japanese coolies
to this oouutry within the last (e,y
months. ^ -The
Senato has adopted the eonforcuco
report on tho Hawaiian Government bill.
Representative Coonoy, of Missouri, Introduced
n joint resolution to terminate
tbe Clayton-UulworTreaty.
Tho toe^OitiatlonH with Turkey for settle- j
ment of A mi.rli.il ii it-'- A-i.i - - * 1
.... vlw'IIO ?no ?aiu !) ?
proceeding to the entire satisfaction ot
tins Government.
Iona Islands, In tlio Hudson River, becnmotho
property of tlio Government, ami
will be used lor u naval magazine,
Tlio plans for the throo new battleships
have been approved. They will l*> largest
vessels in the United States Navy, and will
surpass anything of their size ailoat.
An appropriation of $150,000 will probably
bo made by Congress to buy 1300 acres
of laud about Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
The cruiser Boston, one of the vessels of
Admiral He way's victorious squadron, Isto
bo overhauled and repaired at a oost of
$175,000.
Representative Klutz, of North Carolina,
Introduced a bill repealing tlio bankruptcy
law aad repealing tne war revenue stamp
taxes.
Our Adopted Islands.
Plague, consumption and smallpox aro
reducing (be population of Manila, P. I. j
Rebel bands in Luzon. 1*. I., have bad,
about 000 of their members killed in the
recent lighting In that Island.
The Americans have Imprisoned tlio Alcaldes
of I.apo, Mugsiugal, Cabugas aad
Kiniiit, P. 1., lor holding treacherous coinmnnlnUInn
wis I. I. - I.......
-
After a trial lasting throe days before j
Judge Hull, of the l'rovost Court, sit M111
nllsi, 1*. I., I,ouin Hpltzel, owner of tl.o :
steamer Ahhey.wns acquitted of tbe charge
of smuggling jewelry into Manila. '
The Unltod States transport MePhersrm
earriad to Porto Hleo between ?400,000 to
*500,0 >0 in subsidiary eoln. This is the
llrst Instnbnent of the $2,000,0)0 votOd by
Congress for distribution among tbe luliubitnuls
of the islands.
There have been thirteen deaths from the
. bubonic plague in .Manila. The nativu
, market in the eontre of the eit y disl rl et has
Uueu quarantined and a guard of troops |
| (ilaeed around it.
An order establishing correctional courts
In ail the largo cities of Cuba lias been Issued.
President Dole, of Hawaii, has appointed
\ court of cotnnii.ssioiinrs to take evidence
of losses caused by the burning of China- j
:oivn. in Honolulu, and to make award5 |
and judgments of such losses.
I >??tiojirir.
Eastern Nebrnska sulTerod from a severe
hall storm. Much damage was dous
| throughout Richardson Couuty, where two
I inches of liuil fell.
Governor 1). II. Johnson was renominI'ed
by the Chicashnw. Indian Convention
it Tishomingo, i. T.
Ilurglnrs crocket! the Hank or Coulter*
vlllo, 111., owned hy J. S. A. Nisbett, and
jt oId $500j.
I'tomnlue poisoning, caused from nntlnc
tanned intuit. euusod the death of Frank
i tml Albert Vrolc, small children, ut ChlOUgO,
111.
Prairie ilres in Kitt?ou County. Minn.,
destroyed between thirty ami forty small
1 frame houses near Koaltuu. One man was
: burned to iloath.
The Government engineers have iliseontinuoil
work In Sabine Pass, Texas. They
sav the Cloverutiiout appropriation is oxbaustoil.
Fire at Ilurrisville, It. I., loft fourteen
families homeless anil burned in all fourteen
buildings. Tun loss Is $J.>,050; Insur,
*nee, $ IS,001).
The waroshods of Wilson MoOulloch's
I fruit jtir factory at Fairmount, Iucl., were
j burned with a loss of $150,00(1. Three bunf
Ired carloads of Jluishod fruit jars were
| consumed.
i Southern Nebraska was in the path of a
' ieslrnetive cyclone and all the people in
| the region wore driven into storm cellars.
* Tlio City Council ofTopcka, Kan., passed
! hn ordinance against the presentation of
j Immoral plays. It Is aimed at a "Sapho"'
I company which threatens to visit Topeka.
1! i uler the ill reel inn n f r It v-aleln no
iliittorbuuil, in New York City, who lost his
identity, is "lowly recovering tlio use of
bis momory.
Tlio railroads in tiio South whoso tralllc
has been interrupted by Hoods aro preparing
to resume business".
Albert J. Deady and his wife, sixteen
rears old. of Dayton, Ohio, jumped from a
bridge into the ennui and were drowned,
clasped iu each other's arms. They loft a
uaby.
Goorgn Alpin, of Huron, S I)., former
ttule Senator and State Attorney, while In
Chicago with Ids bride, created a sensation
by suddenly becoming a raving maniac
'ind trying to kill liur. llo is suffering
from overwork.
k'.lwln K. ttouthwlok, a carrlagemnker
and wheelwright in Woousoeket, It. I., was
shot by an unknown tnan near Ids ?osileaco
ami Ids assailant made good bis
escape.
r. a. cnmmoy, an ol?l Conrodornta soldier,
of Macon, (la., wlio planned to kill
, Admiral lltuvoy, was sent to t'.io State IuI
aiuo Asylum.
Nelson Smith ami lil.s granddaughter
i iuceo?sfully defended themselves from a
]brutal attack by two burglars lu LiviugJ
ston, N. J.
; Two thousand Americans, according to
SI cyan IvrstofT Vutralsky, at Kenosha, Wis,,
have embraced Mohairine danism since the
Congress t<f Solution* at the World's Fair
lad Turkish missionaries to uudertnke ibe
tusk of sceklug converts Is the United
States.
Foroitrn.
The iatct antlioiitlo estimates of tht
Dour forces place them at ;ii),'.H)0.
T'.io (Icruiun, British, French, Austrian
ntiil Italian Etnbnsslo.i In Turkey liave j
asked their Governments for Instructions
regarding claims against Turkey.
Tlio cliolor i is raging fearfully at tin
great camp at Go.Ira, India, where thousands
of famtuo-strlckcn natives arc receiving
relief.
Tim German Government has forblddou
tlio North German Lloyd ritoaniship Company
l<> laud mentor farm produce at liorinau,
Holitinii, or Dutch ports.
Professor Maximilian Hohueller, of Rorlia,
contends that ho has discovered the
cancer bin:111 as
Thoro is a reasonable bollet that a division
exists In the Capo Colony Ministry,
respecting tlio appointment of a tribuuu!
to try the Colonial rebels.
Queen Victoria returned to England
nfter n three weoks'visit to Ireland. Hbe
Issued an address through the Lord Lieutenant,
thanking the people for the welcome
tboy gave to her.
The Lisbon press continued to criticise
the Government's action in permitting
British troops to cross Portuguese territory.
Several more meetings of the Afrikander
Rotid held in Capo Colony adopted rosoluH
tlons in favor of holdtug an itumodluto
congress of the Bonn.
Disgusting!
Skin eruptions, which keep yon
scratching, And look raw and sore.
It is nnnflned in either Bex; and given
the impieasion of uncleauness. Don't
you want to get rid of it? Get a 50e.
box of letterine from your druggist,
or send stamps to .T. T. Shuptrine,
Savannai, Ga. It cures, without fail,
all skin diseases. Give it a trial.
A Tip About*L'siO!? Stamps.
"Wait until I have washed off the
postage stamp on this envelope, spoiled
in tin addressing." said a man.
'"It is tut necessary to do that." said
a lawyer. "You may take your scissors
ami cut out the adhesive stamp
ami stick it fast to your new envelope
with mucilage, notwithstanding the
adhering piece of the old envelope.
"It does not look nice, and may be^
h.Ua.1 t>? ti<oil lmt if f lin
I'VUll' U' *1 iK'Ul' I 111 lUf UitMlf c * . iuv
stomp is a genuine, unused, adhesive
stamp it is not questioned. The Government.
when it sells an adhesive 2cent
stamp, undertakes for such consideration
to transport and deliver to
destination the letter to which it is afJixed.
The fact that it has a piece of
an envelope to which it was formerly
nttuei'Hl, hut not used or deposited
for n illing, does not relieve the Governor
nt to execute its part of the contract
when the letter is deposited for
mailing, the stamp being otherwise
perfect."?Washington Star.
Soldiers arc Like Children.
To the medical man the soldier is
Very like a child. That is to say, he
sutlers from precisely the same diseases
as children. In any large army
ho pitnl you will llnd rows of patients
down with measles, scarletina, diphtlu;ria,
mumps and sometimes whooping-cough.
In fact, tin* soldiers' hosyiit.il
is as like as can he to the ehlldr
n's hospital.
Karl Russell, who recently married
at Reuo, Nev.t having already a legal
wife fn London, has started home,
and expects no trial for bigamy.
II
j> men(
p*spa
tfi? hat':
tfjn^r Ancnm?it's another
fcgg * blood, poor blood. Of coi
El What VOll w.?nt m rtrti
J - - ?
old color back to your chcc
ocrvcs once more strong and
you must take a perfect Sarsaj
honor, a Sarsaparilla that vou
I That's i
"The only Sarsaparilla made u
three graduates: a gradva
in chemistry, and a \
$1.00 a bottle.
"Too much cannot he *aid in favor
feel like a different prrt-on. 1 now enjoj
i* good, my nerves are strong and steady,
Raj V/jtNNraui.no, Dei Moines, Iowa, Ov't.
Sea 25 cents a box.
If your liver isn't acting just
bilious, take Ayer's Pills. Wh
EW Sarsaparilla acts more promptly
%BDHm
Primitive Telegraphy.
The Kailrs. Bnsutos nntl Zulus an?
the native "runners." But It is not by
running that they do the best of their
work. This they ilo by shouting their
messages from hill to hill. They are the
South African telegraph system. The
llrst news of the battle of (ileueoo
which reached Kngland and America
came to (Jap*' Town in this way.
Wlvatever message is given l>y a native
negro is never altered by any one who
forwards It, though It may be passed
along by 2.000 men. The precise words
that are uttered by the tirst man are
th*' Identical ones which the last one
hears. White wn have often tested
this by sending messages in this way.
and no one tins over known the messages
delivered to have been exaggerated,
diminished or altered in the
slightest degree.?Julian ltalph, in Collier's
Weekly.
No, Maude, dear, although the men
who work In banks may handle fortunes,
they are not fortune tellers.
rrn$m
/job \. ^ / Don,t
V canget*
U A S KM more, w
1 K \ ' I 7 chcaPer
""l
To Cure a Cold lu One Day.
Tako Lata lira Hut mo Quinine Tablets.
All druirgists refund the money if it fulls to
cure. E. W. Ghovk's signature on caeli box,
25e. _
The man who falls into a fortune
never complains when he strikes the
hard cash.
FITS permanently cured. Notitsor nerrousnous
after tir-ttday's use of L>r. Kline's Great
Narva !i*-.?t.orer.$2trial bottle and treat???freo
hr. It. II. Kline. Ltd..ail Arch St. 1'hila. l'a.
F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, O., I'rops. of
Hull's Cutarih Cure, offer $100 reward for
any ease of catarrh tlint cannot be cured by
taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for testimonials,
free. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Piso's Cure Is the best medicine we ever used
for all affections of throat and luiiirs. Wsi.
(1. Enusi.ky, Vanbureu, Ind.. Feb. 10. 1W0.
.Air*, wiiisiow BMooiiuiic wyrup tor cniiuren
Ir-ethiiiK, softens t lie RUmr, reduces inlhiuiiunlion,
allnys patn.'cureM wind colli-, -"k-.k bottlr.
It's tlio rich people who usually give
poor excuses:
Phnam Fadh.kbs 1>yih do not stain the
hands or spot ihe kettle. Sold by all druggists.
A deaf mute runs a barber shop in
Topcka. Kansas.
The Makers of Carter'* Ink Say:
'Wo can't make any better ink than wo do;
we don't know how to. Wo can make poorer
ink, but wo won't." Carter's Ink. i* the best.
Baseball magnates are not the only
people who can be depended upon to
settle old scores. i
T'lie llcat I'reacrlptloii for Clillla
and Fever Is u bottlo of Grove's Tasteless
Chili. Tonic. It Is simple iron and uuiuine in
a tasteless form. No cure?no pay. Price 25a |
The chronic borrower should maks ?
a good walking delegate. He's always
on a strike.
AsU. Your Drnlrr for Allen's Fnot-E#?f,
A powder to shako Into your shoes; rests the
loot. Cures Corns, Bunions, Swollen. Sore,
Hot, Callous, Aching, Sweating Feet and Ingrowing
Nails. Alleu's Foot-Ease makes new
or tight shoes easy. At all druggists and
shoe stores, 25cts. Sample mailed FREE.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, I.oltoy, N. Y.
A free medical dispensary has been
opened in Chinatown, San Francisco.
i I knew what was the matter
and my nerves seem to be all j||j
a aui jum aDOUT MET!
^ as tired and depressed in
the morning as I am at
night. If I could only get |H
me rc~'?, but sleep seems to do ^2
tell you what is the matter? E|
s Anemia | j
r.:mc for starved blood, thin Bl
jrsc this isn't the kind to have, jjjil
I, red blood. You want the wSj
ks and lips. You want your
Steady. To make this change
nrilla, a Sarsaparilla made upon |ga
have confidence in.
^ ^ to?
hY EK'S B
ndcr the personal supervision ol Sfe
tc in pharmacy, a graduate
graduate in medicine."
All druggists.
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Since taking It I KM
r and profit by my aleeping. My appetite
and I know my blood u pure."?I-'kanic
All druggists.
right, if you are constipated or jjj?
en the bowels are all right the raS?
and more thoroughly.
i^^HOICE Vegetables
will always find a ready
market?but only that farmer
can raise them who has studied
the great secret how to obtain
both quality and quantity
by the judicious use of wellbalanced
fertilizers. No fertilizer
for Vegetables can produce
a large yield unless it contains
at least 8 % Potash. Send for
; our books, which furnish full
information. We send them
free of charge.
GERMAN U \LI WORKS,
93 Nassau St., New York.
TTTwnijte I "i1
he in too big a hurry ? If you
:ho best at only a dollar or so
hy not take it? It will be
in the end.
Mil I buggy co..
(vWlV iiaLik rock mill.S.C.j
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A LCOHOLIC LIQUORS
and NARCOTIC DRUGS
Make INEBRIATES.
THE KEELEY CURE,
fl!DF<s TIIFM Also ClK?r?tti- and other
LLKLo I 111. 111. habit*.
Fatients board and lodge la the Institution.
Address or call at
THE KEELEY INSTITUTE,
1109 Plain Street, COLUflBlA, S. C.
We spucial Contracts
WITH THE iiAItOKST AM> MOST
IIKM'ONSIIOJK MANUKACTUIIEUK OF
1*1 At 'IIIX K IS Y iinil Mllilj M I'I'blKS,
AM) AUK PREPARED TO OF FEU YOU
SPECIAL ADVANTAOES. OL'K FACILITIES
AUK SECOND TO NONE.
Complete Ginning Equipments,
Complete Power Equipments,
A SPECIALTY.
W. H. GiBBES & CO.,
COLUMBIA. - S. C.
Complete Kt*
FOR FACTORIES AND MILLS.
Engines; Corliss. Automatic, plain side
valves.
Boilers, Mentors, Piiinp*.
Saw Mills, from small Plantation Mills
to tlie Heaviest Mills In the Market.
All kind9 of Wood Working Maohinory.
Flout and Corn Milling Machinery.
Cocnpleto Ghinmc Systems-Iju rum us,
Vud Wlnklo uml Tlioinas.
EnKinas, Boilers, Saws. Gins in Stool: ior
quick delivery.
V. C. BADHAM & CO.,
1326 .Hs:a St.,
COLUMBIA. - - - - S. C.
DIANOS and ARGANS
| DIRECT FROM THESjFACTORY I
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IIATTA MIT HftW fHFAD
Villi III* wni.ni
Itlu I IV. but liOW (iOOD.
W A It IE A N 'FY I
'i'lie I tikir u mo :i(m I rriirrornl urc fully
ivxrraulril by ri'piilxblr builder* ami
rntlor?od tiy me. making you Doubly
Seen red.
UOOl), RELIABLE ORGANS, $^.s tip.
UOOt>, RELIABLE PIANOS, $175 up.
Write for 1 ntaloK'ie to,
M. A. M ALONE,
t'OI,l;.U III A, S. C.
SACRIFICE SALE
First Glass Music.
SO PIECES. 82.
I'nr ?i*ly tlnyn we i?lllNeii<l 1'11'TV I'IKCKS
OF P1KMT CLASH, I I 11. MI/.GII, bl||h
Kinilr, Mumluril Vneaf iiiul I ii*trumen!h 1
Iliirln, ((unrli'llM, Wnllxrut INitkiiw, Opt-rue.
NrRro .llrlndli'*! IIyniiu-, ? !? ., ? !? .. i'liiirn<"i
prepaid 1>> iiomI or ?'X|irr?n I <> any purl ot I lip
I lilted State* <>r ('uuutlu, upn.i rrcrlpl <?f Iwo
<lolli?r-> In sin in ) -. vr hi liiii'v order. The
regular price t' thin ruusle in S2<l. Aililre-w
I'HANCIS WAYI.AM) lil.KN ?V CO.,
1 III lls-ood wuv, Nrw York Cll>.
W. L. DOUGLAS
83 &3.5Q SHOES
<*TX.yVorth 54 to S6 compared
\ with other makes. /
jf] in \li>?l<?i??-il liv uvrr t 38
i! C.Yj > l.ooo.ooo wcurors.
Thr (irmtina Inve W. I~ I 7
R I jSm ItougUs' name ar.d nricr ? JR* y
oVv;? fUinjied an bottom, Take tft/aPsfk /
I V 'Sm ",1 subst. ate claimed l<> lie V , /
ff a* good. Your dealer 'jk
ft ?1 should keen them- i; SY
Vi . 1 not, we will scud .1 j lit i
*3?tt receipt of pri. c ant z>c "V\*e,/ ^'
I'M. ?extra f.?r carriage. Stale kind ol leather,
XM^iie, and width, pi tin or cap toe Cat. free.
tc&tuuTs kV- L DOUGLAS SHOE CO., Brockton, Ma.*.
fON 10 DAYS TRIAL.
Aluminum III ST I'lllllll-' frmnt
krpnralnrs. 1 tu l.*> cows, price
from at to nccornltiK to size.
"I p-to. Itair " thorn*. slz.-s I to 1.".
omvs, prices $" to $:i. Tliov uui'ti- l."> per
iciit mure butter. <'utnl.mm- mid term*
free. 1,-in't l>uy until vou lour from
ftBia ii.? V.- arc mnnuf?irCiircr< anil wll
dlre-t to the eoimuroer where we have
Irki'iSil nonjietifi. We |'*v f'relfcht in>t Kxprwui.
L k%3! 1 OIH-O \-KTl'\V A It I' MF'li AO
tilH-SONIA, I?A.
* rA'rut food for ! # 1 cm,t_r
liRAIN NER> rs i'V - r ^.rp?rrdW
Mtscm^BLOobj^" CIN -H a
A'I"I'K..\'I'I<>> In r.? litnti'l if von mention
ilil" |m|irr whrn a riling ?<lt ertl?cr?. s??. in '
<Hk O G V Nr.w DTPcr.vr.EY: r
JLJ J"C i^/ | vlv quick m ii.' mil) cur"* w nt
? ? . Honk nl tmtimol ? - ?n<l IO?lnv~" ire?tin?Tt
free. Or. H H. OntEJA'S SONS. Box 11. AUint*. U?
A vn n v e rx n fw M nntcd fi.r the h'"it
A M?Brr\ I L Wll'IIK l?H.k ever
AUtnib^iiS
een i oiinty. S?*> In
I'hArlotton, I.1H9 in Memphis One agent sells
SCio In one vveelt, 4 1.00 lo 410.00 per <lay miiio.
In nnsweting >inie yi.ur experience, If any.
J. L- N leHOLS S. CO.,
No. 9llt-U'I4 Auilrll Hulldliitr. Atlanta. Alt*.
jSn_^Rts^.,l?RE 'ails. E3
h vwufH o/ryp. lOMc* Uood. U80 ini
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