The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 05, 1897, Image 4
? REMARKABLE MISS.
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Tho Fifty-Fourth Has Appropriated
A Billion Dollars.
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THIRD IN AMERICAN HISTORY.
A Jieeord-Hrenkor In 4 lie Number of
Hills Introduced <?? What. i<'en?
lui'CH Dl8(lngul?li Thlrt Congress.
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Washington (ftpooial) Tho tyifty
fourth OongroBH, which expired at noon
on-ThurHdny, IVfaroh 4th{ will ho hold
remarkable, principally for what it
failod to acogmpliah. ' In .ono rospoet
in tho number of bills and roHoluliuna.
introduced ? it wns a record-breaker.
In tho 1 1 on ho alono ovor 10, 400 billa and
8, 100 resolutions woro introduced and
referred to various committees. OhI.v
a f motion those passed tho house
and fewer still became lawa.
? Tho principal bimnoHH of tho Coil*
? gi'Oss aside from tho paasngo of tho ap
propriation bills," was limited to tho
first Hcasion, tho not roHulth of which
woro tho cnaotpiont into law of thobilln
creating tho coinuiiBHioiv to dotorinino
wiV truo divisional-lino between Vene
zuela and IJrilish (luiana; prohibiting
prize lighting in tho territories; per
mitting appointments in tho army and
navy of former United States oOlcers
/who sorvod tho Confederacy ; making
v one year 'a rosidoiico nooesfmry for a di
vorce; incorporating the national socio
1v of Daughters of the Hovolution; de
fining tlio penalty for intorferenee with
railway trains and persons riding
1-horoon, and substituting salaries for
l'oos to United Stales marshals and dis
trict attorneys.
t Aside from tho foregoing moaauros,
tho remaining hills (excepting the im
migration hill and tho joint resolution
for an international monetary confer
onco'i passed at the second session) were
of no policial intorest. Ineludod in
these wore "700 privato pension bills
an unprecedented numher.
(n another respect tho I'*i It y fourth
congress was remarkable. This wait ita
Jail nvo to pass a single hill providing
for pnhlie buildings, 'I'll o Mouse eal
ontlar eontained 1U0 hills of this class,
including tho Senate lull for a custom
bouve in Now York oily. Spoakor Hood,
liowever, in his determination to reduce
the expenditures lo tho lowest limit
consistent with the neeesHitios of the
gyvcrnmont, set his faeo sternly against
til) legislation of this oharactor. Not
withstanding this eircnniKlaneo, the
presenl Congress in the third in Aiiier
ican History in which the appropriations
Jiavc exceedod a billion dollars.
A number of important measures
which wore reported to the Jlouso lawt
. - ronton, and were oxpeoled to receive
consideration during the present ses
huui. woro cither defeated or were loft
on the calendar. The bill lo settle the
indobtodnosM of the bond-aided railways
to the government, which was a legacy
from tho last session, sullbrod a crush
jug defeat in .Ian nary last. The sub
stitute measures (.reparod bv Mr. Har
rison of Alabama to adjust tbeRo claims
through the modium of a cabinet com
mission was not permitted by Hie Com
mittee on rules to come before the
Jlouso, I.iuh leaving it an open quest ion
between tho supporters and the oppo
nents of the lheasuro what its fate
would have been. In the preceding
Hussion upwards of AO resolutions bear
ing tipou the Cuban insurrection wore
introduced, although but one passed
the House. During llto present session
"the Cnbnn resolutions introduced liavo
been few in numher.
Among tho bills which passed tho
House but have not boon acted upon in
tho Senate are the Moraebill to prevent
the soiling of li<]iior in the eupitol; the
?. Jbosins bill permitting the ostabliah
liiont of national banks with a capital
of $20,0(10 in towns of <1,000 inhabitants,
and the ('loud bill to roclssKify sccoun
class mail matter.
Tho ways and means cammitteo gave
a series of hearings during the early
weeks of the session, and the remain
der of tho time was occupied by tho
Hopuhlicnn members in formulating a
new turitY bill. This will follow, tho
general lines of the McKinloy law of
J.SIM) and w ill bo reported to the llouso
at the beginning of the extra sesssion
of the next CongroRa. All of tho con
tested election oasos, JUiu number, have
been disposed of.
The work of the Senate during the
past session has not been heavier than
usual. The number of bills introduced
goitcrail v runs up above it, 000 in num
ber, and this session the total has
reached Much of the timeof tho
Senate has hoe ft. c.onsumod in the dis
cussion of ijiiestJons relating 10 our for
eign relations, inid while no positive
action of any ijtind has hoen taken,
many columns r(,?f the Congressional
11 coord have been idled with speeches
on these, topics. /Cuban resolutions
have been pressed for action by the
HCorCf but beyond precipitating debate,
nothing has been accomplished.
A treaty has been rati lied putting
into immediate operation tho clause of
the treaty of commerce and navigation ;
negotiated two years ago, The general
treaty of arbitration with (treat Britain,
after being fruitlessly considered for
two weeks, went over until next session.
Tho Alaskan boundary treaty with
Great Hritninhas not even been consid
ered in committee. Tho Nicaragua!!
canal bill, which was debated for sev
eral weeks, was on the point of tinal
passage with a comfoijjUihlo majority in
front of it when the protest of the inin-'
ister representing the (J renter Central
Amcrieun JtopubTic was received.
Ciipl lire ol' Opium.
At San Francisco, ('id., the largest
Bcjzuvo of opium over made at tlio port
of San Francisco was accomplished
Hwturdu.y b> lour special agent* ?>f the
Treasury. Tho opium is valued at
, $<100,000 and was seized becaurto of n vi
olation of custom laws{ whioli provido
thai no Chinese shall import tho dru^.
Must On Htti-i'hoadcil.
Both branches of thoTjOuisviilo, Ky. ,
city council has passed an ordinniVeo
-Vphihiling women from wearing hat*
... in theatre h ami public halls. The mayor
tt|U rtgn it. .
Au elaborate reception is being Ar
rAUjf{C<l At IJloomington, 111., to greet
-ttie return of Vipe President tttawason
After iij^oftto'sd term expires.
Bfe* ? ?
.
rtSfjfSLL SiST^r.
iskegeo, AU. , a conference of
ton* and miisiou*ry workers
fcb? colored people of the South
teachers #er? in. the
eViiy prominent
? M|W6W*WnI. An
3f?&iss9gr. j
FUfTY-VOVllTH CONC4KKSB.
Tho I*rooccjllugM Briefly Told I/Vom
Wy to i>i?y?
BKNATK.
Tukhpay. Tho ontiro day of thoHqn*
uto wan practically coioM?in?d in a dia.
cuHHion of an amendment in tho Indian
appropriation l>ill for t li#? opening to
act flora of tlio Unoompnghro Indian
reservation in Utah, containing. over
two million aortJfl. A ft or considerable
discussion the ainondinont wan modi
Hod, agrood to and passed. J ho
Alaskan boundary t rooty wluob wa?
oicnod l?v Secretary Olnoy and Hir
Julian I'annoofoto .)an. 80th last, wan
laid before tho Honato in executive
session. Without being read it won ro
forrod to the committee on foroign re
lations. Tho \Meo Hrosidout laid bo
fov the Somite a report from tho raoero
tarv ?f Htato an to tlio persona claim
in.; to hit Ainorioan citi/onH. who woro
captured on hdard tho Competitor.
Heforrod to tho committee on foioign
rolatioiiH. 1 ,
Wkpnkp?ay--TIiG Honato diHonssod
(Hil)K awhilo. A I Ion (Top.) wanted to
aond battleships without delay in a roft
olution which was objected to and laid
over until Thursday. Hill and Mor
gan olio red anothor resolution _ on tho
aumo subject. It is aw follows ill port
"That tho Hoorotary of Htato ho and is
horohy requested to transmit to tho
Honato either in opon or rtoorot bokmIoii,
as ho may profor, all tho oorroHpon
doneo and reports of tho Consult lonoral
at Havana." Morgan proposed tho
roloaso'.of Julio Hanguilly, an American
imprisoned in Cuba in a strong resolu
tion Tho Indian appropriation hill
was taken up and debated without any
further action. . . ,
'1'iiuiiHUAY. Thoro waa a hooted do
bato in the Honato on Hanguilly, the
American citizen who ia iinpriaonod in
u Cuban fortress. Daniel took tho load
iind referred to .S|iaiu a inhillt.to Consul
hoe audio the United States Halo
and lloar t(k>k aidea in tins particular
ca?o with Spain, Halo saying the Sen
ators who arc ho anient in Hanguilly a
cause really want war. It ia alao claim*
od that his naturalization paper* woro
fraudulently obtained, and that ho is
not Ainorioftu citizen. It ia now thought
that tho Cuban oriaia ia near at hand.
The llouBobill to amend tho art an to
receivers of national banlca wan possed,
ui id tho Somite adjon mod until Friday
with the understanding that the Cuban
resolution will be again called up.
The President sent to tho Senate tho
following nomination: W. W. tjhirk,
of North Carolina, to he United States
district judge for tho eastern district of
North Carolina.
l''mi)AY.- -The Honato had the I iidinn
appropriation Ivill before it, hut that
fROt did not prevent Cuba and the
Hanguilly case from being fought ovor
oven in ii more angry and excited man
ner than Thursday. The Hanguilly
roKolution having boon sent to the
calendar two other resolutions aa to
tho victima of Hpaniah oruolty wore of
fored and considerable comment pro
ami con was indulged in, bouio getting
mad and othofa getting witty. 1; uial y
tho Cuban question waa permitted to
subside and tliotaotnal consideration of
tho appropriation! hill waa resumed.
Hatuupay.-- Tho Honato paused the
nobtolilco appropriation hill, which ap
propriates- H ?as alao do
culed that a committeo of two chair
men of the poHtollleo eonimit'leea in tho
Sonata and Houso, the I'oatinaalor
( lonoral and tfco citizen^ ho appointod
hy tho I'roaident to imiuiro into tho al
legod abiiHca in tho poat n I Bcrvico, in
cluding necond claaa mail matter; tho
ox fen Bion of free d olivcr y in tlio rural
region, the reduction of tho cost or
railroad transportation, the adoption of
ouo-ccnt letter poat age and other like
queationH. A number of private l)ill?
wore j.aaHed, and then Quay endeavored
to obtain uiianimoua couaent for the
eouaideration of a hill forbidding the
nalo of liquors in tho capitol. During
the debate of tho poatidllce appropna
lion bill Hut lor, of North Carolina, and
Tillman, of South Carolina, looked
hui iiH for n while; Butler ivvgned agaiiiHt
the bill and Tillman dof^idcd it. I ho
Sunday civil hill, along with other mat.
tors, were taken up, but were not con
Holered. . ,
Si' ni> a v. An open aoaaion of the sen
ate waa hold an nnuaual occurrence.
It waa atrictly a buaineaa hokbioii and
the sundry civil api?ropriation hill wan
taken up and panned after a fow amend
nienta. An item of ^?,000 for contin
uing the coniiniaaion to investigate the
Alaaka aeal Haheriea provoked much
dohate, tint it waa allowed to etaud.
The following new amendmenla woro
adopted : For tho appointment by tho
l'reaidont of a board of three conimia
oionera to revise and codify the crimi
nal and penal laws of tho Imuod
States; appropriating $10,000 or re
moval of the water hyacinth in Morula
and other Southern waters; appiopna
t in- SI 00,000 tyr t* # red hoat toi na
hinel'aas, ToxW; imd ??0.u00 for one
years niaiiiten&eoWM'propriating ^1 .f>#
D00 for a new r^OJtfno cutter for sor\ ice
on tho Atlantuo fOUat with headquarloia
at New York; at>lA>lnting a o.mnussum
(n select a aito m the city of \\ iiahing
ton for a moinorial huioliug to bo
orectod bv the 1 langhter* of the Aineii
?an Bo volution; increasinii the limit or
cost of tlio public building at Noi folk,
Va. from fclfio.ooo to
Mommy, n 1 ,ll> Senate, in a space ?>r
aj.out one hVur and a half, passed the
District of Columbia ai?proprmtion In 1,
carrying items to the amount of 87,-H I,
(>?7, being an excess of tfl,i.W,0(?0 over
the bill as it pnsscd the llouso. I hen
tin* naval appropriation bill was taken
up. It carries $}r>,?;.?S,2;M, a little over
three and a half millions more than the
bill contained when it left the Mouse.
The principal items of increase are:
Naval aYat ion. I'ort Boyal.S. C., S? A -
ooo^imvy yard. Mare Island, ( alifornia.
S^O.OOO; naval hospital, I'ort Bojul, S.
('. .^4 | ton; training vessel for naval
academy. SioO.OOO; increase of ?he |''?vy1
const ruction and machinery, 5s?00,0t)i?,
estuhlishiug a government armor fao
torv ^.ftOO.OOO, Conferences were or
dered on the postoffico appr<q>riatiou
bill and the sundry civil appropriation
bill.
nous ii.
TtmsoAY .'The chief occupation of
the Iiouho waft to denounce thncivil hoi
vice Jaw, It en i no about 1? v tins connid
qr&tMfo of the l*i!1 to amend the revised
rtatmoa bo as to ffivo tho governors of
territories the power to remove, an well
as appoint, certain territorial ofticos.
Jt wua participated in by a dozen mem
_bor?, nearly all of whom cot.demned
atid criticised the eivil service law. Tho
bill thnt started tho debate was passed.
The remainder of the day's session was
spent in the consideration of the naval
appropriation bill, which waa panned
just as received from the committee on
naval affairs.
oeTued from tho President transmitting
the report of tho joint commission np
pointedsjuader tho agreement of the j
United Slates and - Great Hritnin in
1802, on the fisheries of the waters eon*
tingnous lo the United State* and Can -
ads. A resolution rcoommendt*! by the
committee on account*^ anth prizing the
* '" .dijrest of election case*
?nA ViHy.
t o lie pre
of the committee on
mm
I
wan ilifioufiHed and referred
to tho committee on Tim ap
pearance of Win, .i. Bryan upon tho
floor of tho House wiik tlio moat not in
able event of tlio day's fusion.
Tiioickoay. My a vote1* of I 1 1 toi.^f),
tlio House passed tho Will of Johnson
(Hop.), of Indiana, uuthomijjjf nation
al ImtiKH tt? take out circulation to tho
par value of t ho bonds depotdtod to ho
euro it, an incioiod of to por cent, over
tho limit now allowed. Conference le- ,
porta upon tho agricultural appropria
tion hill ami upon the hilt for the relief
of Kpttlera iiim/ii the Hioux reservation
iu Month Dakota, were presented and
agreed to. Speaker Hoed ordered tho
referenee to Air. lhyan'n visit ami the
Democratic cheorinK to ho eliminated
?/rem the Kocord. Tho resolution by j
tho couimittoe on foreign atVuirn, call
ing nil the President for tho cor re# -
pourtoiu'e Telalin^ to tho arrest -and
punishment of American ellixeifb hy
Spanish authorities in Cuba *v??s pro.
sented and agreed' to. Sul/er (l)ein ),
of Now York, ofl'nreu a resolution de
claring war het\v<yu Spain and the Uni
ted States. Tho tneafturn wan referred
to tho oommitteo on foreign aiYaira.
l-'aiOAV. Tho interpretation to ho
placed upon tho declaration of tho plat
form of tho Itepuhlicnn national eon
volition regard in;* the r.eeuring of an
ixit.VJ'nat ional bimctallio ajjreemvot was
tho subject of aii animated, and :tt tiniea
exciting, debate in tho House. Tho
result was that only three lb-publicans
w.ero of the opinion that their party in
committed to ilio single gold standard.
'J'he hill passed hy ft yea and nay voto
of :.'?!? to. 'J. liills passed providing for
arbitration of labor troubles between
the management of inter state com
merce carriers and ihoir employers;
prohibiting tho importation of impure
and unwholesome tea.
SATrnoAV. Tlio House, after n five
hour (druggie passed the anti-railroad
ticket. seali>ing bill by a vote of Pt'J to
f?l. Tho bill only applies to interstate
eommeree transportation. 'J'he Indian
appropriation bill was non-concurred
in and was Bent to conference. Among
the other bills to pass was ono directing
patents io inane to settlor* on hind*
in tho eastern peninsula of l'Moi idft.
\V 1 1 Y Cl< A It K WAS NOMINA' IK l?.
Senator l'uluior'si Argument Willi (ho
l'rosl<lont I11<I<1CO<I III it* to ( 'ha'ngo
111m > I i 1 1 < I Alioul (.'ontlcmnt Ion
A Washington r.pocial says: Senator
Hill, who is a member of t ho judictjfcVy
committeo, nays tho nomination of Mr.
('lark will not bo reported from tho
cojnrnitteo. Tho Delaware appointment
will share tlio same falo. Tho Now
York Senator savs tlio K <? pn I >) ioan h do
not intoml to permit tho confirmation
of any of tlio lifo-torm appointments
?now pending boforo tho Senate.
Senator Palmer, of Illinois, wan 0110
of tho earnest supporters of tho nomina
tion of .hul^e ('lark, and final ap
peal to the President pi nimbly induced
the latter to fiend 11m nomination to tho
Senate. Dining tlm eon vol. ;at ion bo
two<ni t ho I 'resident ami Senator Palm
or, iiL; behalf of Mr. (Mark, tlio President
aaifrr "(Jeneral, .1 <1o not see what is
to bo gained by nominating Mr. (.-lark
in tho faeo of certain rejection..* It
would ho but an empty honor."
" That in all very well, " replied Sena
tor Palmer, "but Mr. (Mark in a devot
ed friend of mine ami f might have re
fused the presidential nomination . 011
the sound money ticket because it was
an empty honor. "
: The President appreciated the state
ment of tho venerable Senator from
Illinois and Iho same afternoon Mr.
Clark's nomination was sent to tho
Sou a to.
lla/.e<t Into Insanity.
Claroneo A. Austin, of Marion, N.
Y., wasmadpn raving nSaniao as a vo
suit of thC hazing ho received at tho
hands of-' tho Kopliomore clasa of tho
University of 'Rochester, at Rochester,
N. V. Austin is a freshman, P.) years
old. Several sophomores gavO hjjn a
Hevoro pummel ing. Ilo went inio tho
wildest state of delirium as tlm renult of
his treatment.
."Mrs. Stevenson A^ulii Chosen.
Tlio Daughters of U10 American Rev
olution, in session at Washington, I).
? 0. , re oleeted Mrs. Vice President Stn
venston for tho third time lis president
general, Mrs. Mrackett, of Washington,
as vice president genei al ami 0110 vice
president from each of tho St a I oh rep
resented. Among them are the follow
ing: Mrn. Thatcher, Louisiana, Mrs.
W. P. Dixey. Itcorgin; Mrs. Joseph
Wash i ug t on*. Ten uessco.
Not Worth It.
.Tudgo Walton, who presides over a
court at Washington, Is a man of grim
humor. One time, in I lie lohhy, a mem
ber of the liar was seeking to convey
the impression to a group. <>f whom
Judge Walton was tlio center, that his
Income from li is profession was very
la rue.
"I have to ('run a good Weal." I lie law
yer said; "It seems a large utory to tell.
Judge, Imt my personal expenses are
six thousand dollars a year. It costs
me that to live."
"That Is too much. limHier S ?
said the .IndgC; "I wouldn't pay it; It
Isn't worth it!"
Humors
Hun riot In the lilontl In tho Spring. Hulls,
pitnp!<vi, nor<ts *n<l eruption* appear, ?n<i llm
ysreni t* t? a Renornlly rit?l>hitnte<l eo?ulltii>n.
A u?'o 1 SpTinjt ino<ll(.lfif? Is rtlwoJntely neces
sary. Ilool's S.trsnparllla expels every ( riwe
of humor, k'vam a food nppelllo Anil tone* tip
the system. Itvmfmber
Hlood's parilla
(ith-bcM -In fact theOne True Hioo?l Purifier1.
Sohl !>>? i\ll ttrnxfttste. SI, s!x for Jf?.
(!??<!'? Dill* ? i* the l>"?t after-dinner
nOwU S a HIS pills, nut cit t r s t 1 1 1 n . 26c,
8. N. U.--0. *1)7. &
8ED-ff8TfreP ? X-Sfny, nfnoiniiiK on, T1^ - J
THE DURHAM HOC ft CHICKEN
CHOLERA CURE. '
L'HB NO OTHKH.
_^'rlio ifor, tea imonlaU.
Thoonly remedv In the world
positively Roar?nUcilto prevent
nnn cur* Onolfru Put up In
W-c?nt And fl.00 hi?*, p ofk by
* 1 1 nnMjist*
* n ?*
"^rSfqebr
in a 1 1, sMtir*.
1 1 PmM. to
?vny ?u1(1reM,for
(<0c.
Mimuf*?tnr?d
* THE DUEHAM CH0LE1 A OuM CO. A
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA.
\ I
Worked l?y \V a te t' Power.
Tho Importance of employing Kbod |
engineering Hklll. whore, although tho
It i-?t coat of profession/it toon In large,
1 hn amount may uTtltmnloly bo saved
many tlaiea oyer. I* well IlliiMtratucjl in
the cage of the (.'-omatook ?lli>or mine*,
which, according to tho Ago of Hteel,
was much troubled with water, ,?!
thuugh NltviAtcsl 'l'V a mountalnoua coun
try. The engineers suggested thnt hy
driving a tunnel through the hill net
only could tho initio* i?o dralnod, l??i ?
tho troublesome ovei'tlowlng water l?o
utilized. A tunnel was accordingly
made, tho overflowing waters and ad
joining stream wore diverted down a
khuft to the bottom of the mine, Rome
1,700 feet under thQ level, and In cham
ber- excavations at tho bottom of tho
shaft wire placed several pelton water
wheels, against which thta h fairy fall
of water wu* directed. Tho wheel*
drove electric generators, which In
turn, by an electric cable mnntaig up
tho nhuft, drove electric motore, and
In this way all steam machinery waa
dispensed with, the expensive cost of
all fuel avoided and tlie entlne irtimplng
machinery done away with. Jtut, moro
than thiH, the entire mines can now bo
worked by water power at' a groat
financial paving. (
Chlncac T nn Nhopn,
Tho lea shop In Chlnu Is an important
Institution, for It serves as n' news
depot where people go to bear the latest
gossip; It Is, moreover, a business
house, where tnoti buy ambsell, discuss
the llnauefal el t nation ami otherwise
make It serve the purpose of a club.
CoTiilictliiR Tei w?.
Actor (to dramatist) How did your
play come on?
Dramatist (to actor)? Tho critics gave
It such a roasting that It panned ont a
regular frost. <?<>*. snowed under.?
Judge,
A man Is never too poor or too worth
less to get married.
If It Only Ifo)|?ed h l.lttlo
It would bo worth SO coins. On? hour'a free
dom Iiiiiii (li?? i ??i*i-| li|?* unuuing ttcti of teftor Is
wortii more Hum u whole box of Toitevlno coats.
Jl tvlll I'fu'ci Hiiro, mid U'? tho only thlnfi Unit
will euro. GO cents lit drug stores, or by mail
from T. Slnij.u ine, Savannah, Un,
DatfnMi Ounnot be Ourti)
ty local applications, aa they cannot reach I In
diseased portion of the ear. There ia pniy out
way to cure deafness, and that la by constitu
tional reined l?'4. Deafnes* Is caused by au in
flamed condition of the tnUcous lining of the
Kustaohian Tube. When this tube gela In
flamed you huve a rumbling sound or Impsr ?
feet hearing, ami when It la entirely closed
Deafncwi la th^ result, and unless the inflam
mation can lie taken out and this tubo re
stored tolia normal condition, hearing will ba
dostroycA forever. Nine cases out of ton ar?
rained by catarrh, whloli la nothing but an In
flamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
Wo will givo One Hundred Dollars for niif
csko of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can*,
not, be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cnro. Send for '
circulars, free.
IT. J. Oiirnbv <fc Co. , Toledo, O.
Fold by Druggists, 79c.
llall's Family Fills are the bsst.
Jitkt try n 10c. box of Oascarets, candy ca
limine, llnest liver and bowel regulator made.
Mr. Kato, the secretary of the Japan
ese legation in I'aris, has Just been ap
pointed commissioner genotu!l of jJapuh
at tliii exposition of IJK.'tK^""
Cahi'a iik i s at iinulute 'liver, kidneys and
bowels Never sicken, wehkon or Krip'o; lOo.
Mrs. Wlnalow'a Soothing Syrup for children
teething, noftens the gt/m:}4 reduces In/lnmmv
llon, alloys i>ain, cures pibjl colic. Wc. a bottle
FITSstopped free mid permanently cured. No
fi t<s after flrpt day's use of Da. Ki. ink's OiikaT
KkuvkRkkiohkh. Free $2 trial bottleand treat'
<ae. Send to Dr. Kline, wil Arch St.. Phi I a., Pa,
Chorion W, Jlrooko, tho criminal lawyer,
dlod nt tho Smith Infirmary, Now Brighton,
Statou Island, of blood poisoning, duo to
oancor.
No-To.Uac for Ktfty Cents,
Over 400,000 ou rod, Why not lot No-To-Bao *
regulate or remove your desire for tobacco}
S>ivea money, mak.es health and manliood.
Cnro guaranteed. M) cunts and $1.(0, at all
druggists.
President ICllot, of Hnrvarjl, has offorod
tlio chair of international latv to Soorotory
Oluoy nftor Ilia retirement from Washing
ton.
nfo'Bi'uro for Con'umpnun has no equal
as a Cough medicine. -F. M. A iinovr, HK3 hon
eoa St., HulTtilo. N. V., May P. 1WU.
Ht- Vitus' Dunce. One bottle I >r- Fonnor'a
Speelllc cures. Circular, Frcdonla, N- Y
Wiikn bilious or costive, eat a Cascarel,
candy cathartic; cure guarantoeil; iOc., &'?o.
If artllcteil with sore eyes use Dr. 1. Thomp
sons Kyu water. Druggisl-s soil at. ~*><;a bottle
MUSIC HAXrPR,<e
A PICNIC KOIt .Mtrsie IUTVKHK.
Blieel MiihIi* nt |hh| Mutt Price. TliuC* our offer.
HO Out Pieces for ir? Cents.
?IO Cent l'loccs for 12(> Cents,
no Cent Pieces for 2."? Cents.
POST AO K a <i:n is KXTn.V. Any M USle Wanted.
rltlsiT itf\v or ?>l<l. If |iol on liaiut will order
K|.eelally, Outer from
M'I>!>1?:N & HATICS, - Savannah, On.
TO HUSTLERS:
Tho luv?t seller on tho mnrkct.
A Imwinr.a for llvn furniture (lcnlorp.
Monti fur illustrated booklet to
IMCItFKCT Sl'KINO HKI) (?).,
Charlotte, N. O.
II n^tllnpr n^enta wnntod to soil rotinty
(1KC). II. H ISS, Trcndur^p.
CEO. B. HISS OIL CO.,
Special Fetroleum and Animal LnbricanU.
Offl-en ninl Wnrehoupen:
Nop. 47 it ml 49 Kouth Collego fit.,
CIIARLOTTK, N. C
Thoroughbred
POULTRY
l< ll? TK1CN VAltlKTPKS.
Kncloao stamp for24-piin? Illu&4r?t?>d Cftt.a
lORVif*, show roeonl rtn<! testimonial*.
RIVERSIDE POULTRY FARM,
Box 26. New Berne. N. C.
thl* p?i*r.
TELL
All Your Neighbor* '
ABOUT
Ml
tfO?
mt
RHEUMACIDE
Tho wnnVtorfol nw Cij*e
, for RIIK1JMATI83I.
Tho rometfj- l? a
E*1rflri* or Roots Hfrtw *n<1
foUnwt ami)
w of Ibr ptiNit*.
A?4 tTWWt wilMt.
TMX B01B1TT DBtM CO-, BtMffc, *. C
3 ?" iIoau uy'uf the ( rrolii'Wbmen, **
"Ah yoti uco lib fHW," >vrUt? Kuth
Meaner# Htuart In an article on t U<?
Oroolea, "A People Who Uvo Amid Ho
maiwe," In the Ladlea' Home Journal,
''you will know that he itlio Creole hus
lmiul or i'athci't resize* that no tlower
upon the llly-covofed alUir In half do
ralr or so hr for the topple'# perfect
adorning aa hla bloontlng 'wife and hud
ding daughter#, who wit; In line buslde
hint. If ho ilow w4 flhljuk those things
; ho in a dullard or, m# ybe, only half
Croolo. I'erhnps Ida mother waa an
American, or Hcolck. Arid then V Per
1 haps ho would not thVnk them because
l hoy in ht not bo li^ie. They would
ho other things, other things Juat as line
an(j good, no doubt? *thcy might even
havo rare beauty of a different type
but the Croolo womart In a tlo>ji*er. Sho
Is a magnolia or a la^nlne- -occasional
ly, a carnal) la or, papcclttfly when
tlioro Im a pood warm drop of Spanish
blood In her veins, ahe 1m a rfcd, red rose
- a ro.xo too nwoet to pass vintouchcii
but. for hor perfect dignify and a
phjUHiit hauteur that Is ns protoctlvo
aa any thorn upon u roof's idem.
'.'Properly speaking, or rather, nar
rowly.speahJlV, the Creole Is an Amur,
lean, Ivorn of Kren^i or Hpifoiah par
ents, or of both, and) fitrtetly, both par
ents should t hoiYisoteoa bo forfdgn*born,
but the (Jreole Is often only tho great
grcat-grandaon of a Orflole, and Homo
of their famUlefl of purept blood could
not. react) the mother coviutry without
going back tbrpugh three or four Amerb
can -born generations."
linrbai'oiiH Practices In 'Hitglnnrt.
That the buftA>arou.s practice of Im
mersing. noisy women In ponds or
streams was In full swing at the close
of the 6evcnt??enth century la evident
from Wie "OhwiTiherlalnVi Holl" for the
city of Loudon, Issurnl by Alio Historical
Manuscripts Commission. The duck
ing stool provider, with tl\o new clialr
for it, ami the apparatus bought for
branding felons in tlm f'aco are the
most outrageous entries.
"Blight"
(,V/ ? j
costs cotton planters more
than five: million dollars an
nually. This i,s an enormous
\vas|c, and can he prevented.
Practical experiments at Ala
bama Experiment Station show
conclusively that the use of o?
"Kainit";
will prevent that dreaded plant
disease.
All about I'otAsh? the results r>f its lis*- by actual ex
periment <?i the brat farms in tho Uniteil States? is
tciid in a lutle bouk which we publish nntl will gladly
ui.iil (ice to any farmer in America who will wnte foi iL
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
^3 Nassau St., New Vatlt,
BUCKINGHAM'S
DYE
I 1^
For the Whiskers,
Mustache, and Eyebrows,
In ono preparation. Easy to
apply at homo. . ^Colors brown
or black. The Gentlemen's
favorite, because satisfactory
11 I'. Ham, fc C<>., I'mprlflOM, ft. II.
tvjM hy kit l>rUg)!Ut(.
pm i
,?K0 V ***
Mohool of ?liovt.h??dl
AIUU'MTA, OA. (
Notftit boots utad. Anaar Initio#** trow d$f of I
enUiiHg. Hasinas) p*t?on oatroao/ mi
?owl* H^ikI t*t a*ooiO?x?7'iHwirM^4 QAU
fofu?. HvaM <rh#.%^ac IUaii ia Aujr
ANDY CATHARTIC
CURE COnSFIPATSOH
10 *
2ft 4 50*
At, I
DRUGGISTS
REASONS FOR USIM' p
Walter Baker & ?
Breakfast Cocoa.
5 ? ? . >.
t. Because it if absolutely pure, h - ? ; y
2. Because H is not nude by tlie so-called Dutch Process in
Which chemicals are us*;d. ^
3. Because Ivans of the fiq6st quality arc used.
4. Because i( is made by a metluxt which preserves uimnpaired ?
the exquisite natural .flavor and odor of the beajis.
5. Because it is the most economical, costing less than one cent
a cup.
Re sure that yon get the genuine article inatlo by \V^LTUR
HAKI.R A CO. Ltd., Dorvhcstcr, Mass. Established 1780.
W.L. DOUGLAS
*3 SHOE ?i* thVw oriel.
For 11 rears Mil* fchoe. by merit aloue, has
distanced all competitors.
Indorsed by over 1 .000, WO wearers as the
bntt In style, fit ami durability of any shoo
over offered at $.1,110.
It Is niado lit all the latest i-linpcs and styles
and of every variety of leather.
One denier fn a town given exclusive sslo
and advertised lu local paper on reoolpt of
rcasouablu order. Write for catalogue to \V. I
S?. Douglas, urockton, Mose.
A resident of Shawnee, Tennessee, says : " 1 want lo tell of the benefit
I received from Inking r
Ripans Tabbies.
My stomach had got into such a fix I could not digest my victuals at all ;
eveiything I ate I tlnew tip, with groat pains in iny chcst and bowels. I
tried several doeinrs, who did me no good. At last, alter spending about $75,
a friend advised me to try 1'ipans Tabulcs. 1 commcnced ? taking \ hem and
soon I could eat almost anything, and I hail the satisfaction of knowing that
what 1 cat ' would stay with me.' I am grateful for such a medicine, and I
hope liefnre many years it will have place, in the house of every family in
the-;c United States."
A Great
Magazine
OFFER 1
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A
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" Pc!Sirf"1t;? ??*?*?? t."J f We will send .11 three, toyoafor
ftZINE^ lt by fa* the beatlamlly ma?axJoe published ; there if pqrtf
:li the beautiful and the useful, pleasure and profit, faaluon and lit?ratur<
: in Oemorcst's. There ifc, in fact, no publication pretending to a Marital
"DCMORKST'S MAGAZINE."
of our monthlies in which i
are ?o full/ prewnted a? in ? . . .. MSI . . . .
k?p? and purpo<e which can compare wllli.it,.. Kvery numtgr contain* ?.(re? pattern coupon.
" JUDGE'S LIBRARY it a monthly magaiiM of fun, filled with i!h*tratioft$ in caricature an 1 1
replete with wit and humor. In contributor* are the belt of American wits and lltp?tf?J?r*.
"FUNNY PtOTUREB" i* another humotout aaontlily ; thcr* U a laugh In every line of It.
' Alt three of thc*? magajtioea are h?tid?of ly-yo?U?up,-~ Vo abould not miss thi? chance tc I
r7^-.^T?;'?ecitrt'tht}a..:.sr."3 ' ' ?> ? ? j
On! o?t ty? a4v*rilMm?nt an* send tt W1H? ftt.QOt* .
OCMOREST PUBLISHING CO., 1 1 0 Fifth Av?., Haw York.
As Mrs. M<?KmU>y is not ftble to Attend
ohtiroh, thotf tnlophoiio has luton confteol?tl
with the ohureli, ami who lisldba to thx> ma- ?
eld aivl Horizon hor home. ?.
THE
RI8HT.
When the girl comes to be a Wdtttan ? ;
look out. If she stirta out in vigorous, ?
?womanly health then it is pretty safe to . _
cay she will he a healthy, attractive/
beautiful woman.
The beginning of womanhood is the
real crisis in n woman's life. psfratly .
always something i3 wrong then*in the
distinctly feminine organs. Mnybe it
isn't very serious? no mutte|>-the time
to stop diseaso is when" it atarta.
McELREFS
WINE OFCAItpUl
will bring girls safely through the criele.~~
Taken at the first Indication' weak
uess.it never .fails.^Jt regulates. Ah*. ...
monthly periods with perfect precision.
Its action is -direct .upon the feminina
organs that above all other*; ought to
be strong and well.
Start the alrl right. Don't expose he*
to the dangers ann tortures of dragging
weakness, Deariug down pajtis, nerVoue '
prostration <%nd the (JebllltsHng drains
so commotio women.
? HoElrtc'i) ff!n? s( Cftrdlt, is a home
treatment. It does av, ay entirely with
ibhorrent "local examination*." ?'
Sold at ll.oe a Buttle by Btaltrs In MsttalM. '?
H. N.V(J. ? SI. ? '07. - -
FirslSsiBOILERS.
<=?GET OUR PR1CES.0
iW Caul even/ day: tcork ISO /lands.
LOMliAUJtfttON WORKS
k AND SUPPLY COMPANY
A1I?>ISTA, f>KOKOIA. ^
SOflfl 00 Reward In Sold 1
ilVVl \V<II Worth Trying For.
Ill J lie word llKAl'TIFUL arc nlno letter*. Von
arc simsrt enough to mnVo fourteen words, wb fwl.
Ktiro; unit if von do you will roceivn h reward. Do
not ii so a lofti-v niotM Itim* than II oooura In the
w< rd UK.VUTI Unu only Kurtllolt word*. Tl?#
Household Publishing and Printing Co.. prourlotora
of Tho Household Companion, will pay #60.00 In
gold to (Ue person h!)Io maV? tho longest lint of
r.ucIlHlt word* from tho letters In tho -tford UKAU?
TlFUJ.j i>S(uioforlhof>eoond longeM; $30.00 far the
l lit rd; ?iii.oo WkJi for llio next Ave, mid ??.<*> each
lor 111* noil lonrtuigeid 1IM*. Tho above reward*
nro Riven free, ?n<l solely for tho pmpoae of attract
inc attention to our liandnomo ladles' magazine,
THE HO'.'hKHOIiII COMPANION containing
fortr-elght pege* finely illustrated, FmIiIoii*.
1 article* on rlorloullnre, Cycling, Cookery, General
Household II In t m. etc.. wild ntorlea by th? beet Mend- *
ard authors; imMUhed monthly, turlce M <ente
| per vpnr, making It the loweel-iiVltw irmgniltifl
[ hi "Anwrirar tn'crrtcrtp enter in*~cdrilwTl is
! no<'w?rv for you to ?cnd with your lUt n>f words
j FOUUTBBN S-cen? stomp*, or W cente in tllwr,
f -which will untitle you l?? a Half-year'# miWriotton
to THF. HOUSJiUOl.n COMPANION. In addttton -
I lo tho above pi lies wo wlU give to everyone sending
I/ iih a hut of fourteen or more word* a handsome rtl? .
' vor souvenir spoon. I -His Ahould bo SCTJt M ?0<T)| SI
liofslble, and not later ilian April 8d, 1W7, eo that
the iifvinos of eiirceisful/OouteetanU may bo m**
llshrd in the April wane of 'i'HK HOIirtKHQjjD
COMPANION. We refer you lo any . merc*ntU? ..
agenr.y an to our fdi\ndliiKi . <
llnnr.rhold I'nhllnMnir iV I'rlntlnc . ('n., v'
All lil^erto^r m.y J3?w Ywk Cut. ?
M^eHlNERY
and
SUPPLIES.
ftNOINF.8, nOiLRRK.
HAW H11 1-iI.H, COKN
WHEAT ailLL8,?WiAJtKasf-Z:i
IIItMiK JI/M IIINKS
MOITM?KItfi. * C.ANT. Kl>(.K?ta.
, And all kinds of Wt^od Working Machinery, -
( No oa* la tho ttouth^^a offer yo? Higher -
, Rrmdn Roods, or at lower prlccs. Talhatt.
j LUldslI And TVat?rtoWa Engine*. Wo ?ta
lonly a few hours ride from you. Write for
- - QKBBBaii
NOT MISLEADlNCTl
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