The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 27, 1897, Image 4
Tito Aliquot Oi'lolo.
A vory handsomo half-tono likonoftH
?f J. \V. TUomaa, IIiq principal pro*
motor mid provident ot tho Tonuoeseo
tlxpoHitii/ii adorns tho front puuo of tho
AuKUst Oriole, published l?y t lic\ Hnlti
tnoro Htonm I'uoliol Com puny. ' Tho
mono number hIho contains iiioiniil.s of
Mr. T. J. Onshiolls and Mr. Wm,
Itandall nuontB of tho oornnmiy at Nor
folk mid Portsmouth who navo lioon in
tho Korvtvo of tlio Old Uav Inno for
nearly a half oontury. '('ho oontor
piooo it* a vorv lino illustration of Vir
ginia I'oai-^ Virginia's notod hiunmor
roHort on tho A limit io Coast.
liioitti AftVotoil by Weather.
A peculiarity noticed h.v lh<> keepers
out at tlu> /"mi is that bail weather af
I'cctH lltniH Jus I a s It docs human !./?
2u;;i". A rainy day w ill make Ihcm limp
uHil 1 1st lens, imd a tflint|?M. of Mliihliine
makes them happy as crickets. Hail
weather, liowevei', does tint pr?* \*? nt
tiiciii remembn-lntf when nival time is
at hand, and they arc as restless ax
young kWlens till thdr i'? I Is t'<?rt It
coining.
I'll rely it l.oenl Disease.
W/.'lllia i;t || Imjll i||-'Mt?> .mil HOOlH I'M'al
iti'.Miijjciit Ttio irritated, imeusctt brih must
)>i; <1 ftnij .|)k il .illlt heaps) , N ( ' U-?i> to
<t.JHi' J . Ill II .-.nil I II III \ I 'II I ' tl till IK 1 1 )>l t I* UNO
I'f 'i li' li/n,; (iii|'U i.. Tot toi I in' Is Illo <;ii!y j
?!;.:plo, i..(io in. 'I ? oi lain euro lor Toller, l->
i. .?mil, I. liicivoi hi .it.' I oilier hH In iron Idea At I
??? 0^|,'lfln . .? I 'V it 1 1 1 1 1 l>i| .VI (llili III li . i 1 1 > | ?>? j
J Sin i] . 1 1 1 in), S.u ,i ii ii all, (ill.
Fits per 'in.i no nil y cured. JJo (Its fir nervous
nes.s ill l? r lir?t day's iihc of l'r. Kline's (ileal
Nerve KohIoiki l i In) liuitli* mill IioiiIImi fun
Mn, It, M. Ki.im:, bnl.jyj Arcli Bl?Pliilii., I'?.
PIno'h < 'iire l?i n wonderful foutdl medicine
? Mil-. \V I'lOKiaiT, \ iin Sbhni hii'I Make
Avon., Brooklyn, N. V.. Oct. JM, IM?I.
M i'H. Window's Koolbtnu Hv run for elitlil ren
toothtmc, notions the KUinM.refl tu ins I nfliuru na
tion, all.tyti pain, curt'b wind colic. Wk\ a bottle,
Hu'Ati: fir Ohio, (Jitv ok Toi.kuo, t
l.V'CAM OoiJNTV, (
FlUNK .1 ('hknkv million oat Ii (lint he if> t lie
h'lilor partner of tiie (trill of V'. .1. ClUNKV A
l'o..doinn tniHtliOBnin tboOltf of Toledo, Oiuint. v
and Htnte afore-mid, and thai sold ft nil wilt pay
the iiinn of iink ni'NitiiKn noi.liAim for naen
and every cami ill' UATAHUU tilttt cannot In;
Clircll by till* MM' <tf II Al.l/H (/ATAItllll < l* II i?,
(h Fit A N K J. 1'IIISNBY.
' Rworn to before ine and eubsorlbed in my
l-~' ? i |>rtMi'in:<?, ttita oth day of December,
-< SUA I. A iJ. 18CJ0. A. \V. lii.r.Ami.v,
'( . ? \ /Volar)/
Hnll'd Catarrh ( "nre Is takeu Internally, and
nets illrcc.l iy on tlm Stood and mucous Btn*t'aoo3
i>l tin) bVbU'iu. Mend for tantliiioiiiai.H, I'ren.
l<\ .1. i ' ii kn k V Co., Toledo, i >.
j Hold by tli'UKKtKt.*, 7/io. \
Ilull'n Family I'lllsaro the brnt.
Yukon and Kloiulllto <JuI?l I'liSH.
Parties intending to vl-it t.be Kbxidike (Sold
Fields or Invest In v toe It coninnnien o|ii-im t i iik
tn.lliiit country, are mi>lsed to muI tho ('ana !
ill it ti (lovernnieiit Alaskan lloiindarv Cnui- j
lulnnioner, I'rof. Oifilvlw'ti, It0|iurl on the \'ii ;
koii and K londike liobt Fieldn, before doinn mo. I
TIiIh Is tho oHIrlnl inoorl intido lust -ihiiii; j
whloti ho HHlonnded tho ( 'auudlan ? toverniiiont
that they did not publish It till I'rof. Ogilvlo
Von li riuc'd It personally on tils arrival in Otti- '
wii. 'i'hi) report in vorv oxteiisiive, abounding j
In Photocravnres and Maps and 1 v 1 1 1 lc tho ;
most reliable I n format ion as to routes, elluiat<<, I
and the Indescribable wealth availing the j
inliiei'f. Sent piiKtfiKe paid, on receipt ..f .V-\ .
In Htnnipii, by the Toronto Newspaper (iiilun
I'libllflliem. Hay SI., 'I'oronto, i'aiiadii.
Sny imlhliig; It Is tlu? only way t<> ^
H vo^J^bi.'lng in Isij in?t Ml.
I' A Morton paper says Mint "a nu ssaufi !
cast into the sea In inhloeean hy a Now
(York man In a bottle lias been picked
up niHir l'raiicc." lint what beniun.* <>.' j
the Now York man In a bottle'/ .
'y 'Bond your sou lu tli<? |
FISHBURNf. MILITARY SCHOOL, i
\VuyiK\sboro, Vii,, 1( you wish him to hrivo
piood liistnctioii. k 1 1. < I trontmi'iit, koimI in
fliU'lii.'i'W, (iii'l to In til" lirnt ol olimatv, 1
AVrlto (or (.'Jitnloj^uo. j
(Wlii-ll tvilllliK please m?- lit loll tlll.i |ui|ief I !? I |
The YOUNG Plantation
Cotton Seed MILLIE
AND SEPARATOR,
T h o ti'ptill obtnino'l
from t ho hko of our m i ?
( itinr Iiiim Ih'UIi ho \ im \
?nt'Hfnrlorv tliut \v? rnU<r upon <>ih?-1HIKI)
6&flS()N wit I) ii reel I UK of k'roul i-onMilf'iiiV
Our lunch I lies (iro iluialilt) anil t liot ou^lii \
I'llcctlvc. Tin- iMoiiml kurni'l* Mi1 1 ?? f i in <i
tint* com! it ion for iltMtritoitinir m n f ?? i t i 1 1 / ?? ??
Tin* lmPli ii i r miIiikMo forvl for rntUo I
prrtptivo jinmplilrt with (???"! iiiKiniuls ftion
inomini'tii (-ottou |ilniit?is 1 1 1 1 * ? u 1 1 < . u t 1 1 >?*
Knutliini Statin. toi?i'tlu<r with mi tn [ >1 ?* ?>(
product from o ir machine, will lio forwarded
(III /implication.
Cctton States Machinery Co,, aSSa.
Mention till;.; paper w ! if ll yini w 1 1 1 ??
S. N. I'. ?No.
DR
W. II. WAKEFIELD.
( '.'in ti ? rnnsult oil in his oill< <> in
t.'ll AH LO TTIC, N. <
No. North fry on Sln'rl,
<?11 (i it v w?'?'k <lny I'Ni't'pl \N ? i i i * < ? I ;i v . lilt!
I>rai'll< " i.i to iJiaf-a.1!*..'! "f t li- ? I
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT, j
10 ^ ^ ^ ^ (? ? i
i'ull In(vim*t1i.'li (In 1 ?!-'< t ti ?*!??)' | ? r ; malic. t j|'<v
tii ic <ji:oiUiiA Ti:i.i:<iii.v f>ri sriKwu
I < iclir '? (?' I '!'!:> I . .iii-l
ii.ui i(> ki .nln.it. s in tin i iilu.iv
sf i \ if r ( inly ? x ? ? I ? i i '* ? 1 I i li c.i 'l1'1
Srlioi'l in I In* South I I iI'IinIh ?!
It i in* m ii- Si\ti<n Inni'liril '.ii? ?
!t , . (ui i i n! ii i ii . :h-ii.i f. i ? 1 1 1 1 ?
li .1,1 ? ili , Atliln (il UKIII *i
lilt (iK AI'll SCMOUI , Scmil.i, ticoiyld.
tflHMnCiafUHIMiATKOMi::-.
9jllMllE.Sr k n' J J1 HAHKUi
vt* " " m K I tk<> Imllilliij. ? Iii. Iim.iii, it;,!.,
/ < l-:T Ul( If 'Jul. Vlv '". u i (?>? " V I n v n!) i.s
\ * Wnntt-I 1 l?: u 1 ;U? \ t ? . Vl.'> i*r, R-lw ty ^
UUHtS WHIM AIL llSf I AllS.
Hrht Coii^'Ii Syrup. Tiihlr.< Uho
Iti ti(in> liv rlr??tf|:l>*| *
Two of Thorn "Visit the ^Attorney
General's OfHco,
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SEEKING (LAW'S PHOTECTION.
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31 O It II I (Ml \\ ll i I ('Clips KI?lO I lll'lll/'l'
('aimli'ii, 8tip|xr<i'(l lu l>o Alli'i' M?r
iiiitnt.
The SI it I o of tlm '-'nth foiy.H a dulo^ft
t it>n, consisting of two ohlom from the
\ ioinily oi Uid^o way, called upon the
nsprtnnt attorney irenc'ial asking ??? ?jh t <
protection liiiiit 1 1 1 ? } In .v, 'llies lull Willi
thorn the nnmes of mm ty two piiritoiiit
who 1 1 icy su\ took | on t in the binning
ol thoir house ot worship. ( >n the list
was the iiaino ol n minister ol thu (ion
pol of on it ol iho ( heist inn ilonoiniiin
t io ns, '1 hry : ii lir was < ?im< ol I lie, lead
,ors. Tltoy coiisii l< i ihiit the Mormons
out \\ ' t h ii vi< hi> 1 1 1 them money v. it!:
which lo I > 1 1 1 1 ? I a new church ami threats
;ha\ c heuii made thai they will ho killed
ii they iittouipt to i cuio\ ii Ilia iiialciialH
fioiu lliadepit al liid;<owny.
I hoy assert that thoy ? l<> m?t practice
polygamy; neither < I o their ohloni
pleach it.
I ho attorney general would not take
then list of names, lie listened to their
tdory and saw Ilia' if what ilicy said
was oven pin t oil 1 v t r tie I hero is no toll
ill" at what tinio souiet Innj/ serious
may develoo. lie auhsc<|iietil ly wroto
Iho iiia^ist rate in the uei^ hhorhood to
fippi ehoiid ii ii y pciHoiiM tdiarui'd with
'HM loiia criminal olVeiiKes* hy Ilia com
I ? h 1 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 and ii it ho um essai v to call
upon the sherifV of thoeouiily to oxo
?ii t o the w arrant a.
I hero are, il appears, hut compiua
lively a few mormon# in litis .State,
t'huir set I lemon Ih aio conlined very
hiroety to the counties o| I'aiiliehi,
( 'iiOstcrlicM, Kondinw and I nnciistcr.
A special from ( nindeii of l!ro hiiiiiii
date any con sidcrahlo excitement wan
creati d tonight hy a ! apposed w hite
?lip crowd that passed I hi < ? 1 1 >* h thccilv
'it J> o'clock tonight. One hundred and
I w only ununited uioli rodolli the city;
Ihey were wliito men masked and
mined. I hey rodoipiietly down .Main
street ami wen! towards the south, i
( 1 1 hers w ere al.su seen on llm side
alreols.
\ I m ? ? 1 1 lwciil\ livo minutes Inter Iwo
moulded while men, also aimed hut
ii ii masked, rode down Mam street and
imptirod if a crowd of men had passed
I (trough.
A ciii/en cnli red into conversation
w 1 1 1 1 them and on attempting to ap
proach them one of lite men firedoll l.is
Kim in lo I ho i_;i ou nd and t hull galloped
rapidly out ol low n.
No one knows from w hero they cauio
or where lliey mo eoiiiL-.
From Illinois | nek I'd il p t ho whitccaps
fire possibly the ones who have heeii
alter Iho Mormons lately in I airfield
county. Tills is at relict honed hv tlio
fnet that a j*ood ninny Mormons live ii
few miles helow ( 'ni in len in I ho <1 iroct mil j
taken hv I he w Itllecaps.
{ The. police force, in addition lo tlm
pi idols Ihey always carry, are arming
themselves willi Winchester lilies and
extra men will ver\ piohahly la: put on
il II I \ toll lit .
I The j- ltd i II and deputy MiMiiI have
heeii sent for and aii on tlio .'ileal, not
knowing whil Iho niiclit. may l>rini?
to 'h
A si i i?ni<
A l.ioii I !< . I ?"? ton io|| i no aruieil hotly ol
ninety two mouiitc>l men masked,
passed through tho/fnain sheets of llus
city, coining in npipM ii^ly from across
the Watcioe rMer. They inarched m
eood order and doiilde tile.
.1 tid^in-j from I heir dress Ihey were
fiom I he coil n I ry, hut initio could he
identified hy our citi/clis or police who
i n w I hem.
The main hody passoil toward tlio
southern end ol iho city.
After them ciimr two who in<piit;ed
after the direction taken hy the main
hod v and the time thoy pn--s>'d
While t ii I K 1 1 1 - lo a citi/cii near the
opeta IioIIno oit?' ill the iwo molt tll'ed
his^uu into tlio e'r.nind and holli mi
med lately decani | mm I.
The police are now in vesh^itt in^. It
is fciired tlieciowd is on sumo evil mis
t ion.
!s !?:<; ijoks i 'o.\ hi 10 cuimk.
A < 011 v rn I Ion I >rimu iirot AHHnuKs
I pun \\ < inr li .
I ') ? ?* lMlpll"t iSm II' I a_V M'ltoul COtI vcu
1 1 ' ? 1 1 fcoloi I'd i in : cMsiuii nl I > it n v il I <>
Vu , ; 4 ? 1 1 > | > ! ? ? ? 1 i V ? ? I HI ions si i iin^ly <'<?li
ilem n in :: nil 1 1 j* ? : i ?? ast"iiills nit nil
1 1 1 ? * 1 1 . I In* ll"'i > . II t 1 1 III ?? 111 'I o 1 1 1 V ?\\ I il'OHN
emphatic <i>niliMii:iat ion <>l tli<> ciuno,
I ?M I |'lo<l:;t> "<>111 < i> operation Willi our
w 1 1 1 1 breth* i'Ii l"i I In- i-xli'i iniiialioii of
CI i !?!?*, 1 1 1 SO (Iff Mill! ? V licit )a\V,"llll(l
com 1 1 1 ? - ! ? ? i ?; i lie ciVoi ( s ol' pi cuclicrs ami
lcn''licr:? !<? stamp out tin* same, "'lis
claiming any sympathy wlialmcr willi
t litisc ol' oil i i iii o or a :i v other l ace w h ?>
coin in 1 1 a ssu till-* ji^aimt wiitnoii, bhu'k
or while, or aiil in any way limbs or
\ in h t ti w .
N 1 1 ,-i i) in Walk. '
II,,. \\ i \ ! I linliMIIS, tllMllu'll J.ol
| I ? 111! ! >1 WMll,. <!'? Mm! ;? I i| ? I'm \ ?? n|' il|<|iV
N-ut w 1 1 ( ? ? ? iik ii T!i.' " 1 1 ? ? : 1 1 ? i:mm<I whlti'
III .'Hi " I- >((?'!.. lit;! II Willi works
! Ii'ird ; . i : i ? I i" ?;i; l?y iiiul \\ . 1 1 ? ? J i lilin jm
I ll>> 1 ? ? < 1 > .'-????111., in : I II ? ? l ? I I I fe * * i 1 1 llrVOT
l.lilin;; ]il'';hliru.
Pistols and Pestles.
The duolliiif? pistol rif?w occupies it? proper
placo, in tho muHoiim <>!' tho collector of volicn
<?f barbarism. The pirtol ought to havo bosiilo
it tho postlo that turned out pills like bulloto.
to bo allot liko ballots ut tho ^firgcb of tho *
livor. But Uio postlo is .still in cvidonco. and
will bo, probably, until everybody lias tested
tho virtuo of Ayer's Biifrar coated pills. They
treat tho liver as a friend, not no an enemy.
Instead of driving it, they coax it. Tlioy aro
compounded on tho thoory that tho liver doea
its work thoroughly and faithfully under
obstructing conditions, and if tho obstruction*
aro removed, tho livor will do its daily duty.
When your liver wants help, got "tho pill
that wiJJ "
Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
Unless Spain Does Something to
Speedily Improve the Situation,
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ENGLAND IS HANDS OFF.
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Our Trade Willi llorinan.v ? Tlio
I * I* I II ( lux "I i'osl.ll I'll I'll !i? ? * A f{?'~
tVIII'll I) J I ttlc I.
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OOiciala of the State Dopai I moot are
v ?u'y lelieout about ii report in cireula
I ion Unit definite instructions have been
given till of our foreign ambassadora
ami minister.'* in Kuropoau countrim to
hoiiiiil and ascertain tho attitude of Ku
ropean ?ove? ninenls iii easo tlio United
States should intervene in Cuba. W 1 1 i 1 1?
gen or a I denials have I >??<? n made by some
of them, other:! intimate t hat the United
hit n t o m is ready to assume 1 tit* position
taken by Uresident (Irani in 18M, as
shown by the instruct ioiiH of Secretary
KihIi to .Si i u isler ( 'nulling, although it
never appeared Unit those iiudi ivt ions
worn carried out, and there in no
knowledge of w hut Spain would do in
the prerninos. It is possible t lint Mm
i istcr Woodford will luivo a iHlbrent 10
|ioi t to nuiko .
It ciin lio stated, on some reliable in
formation, that I horo is no truth in tho
ru port that I jord Salisbury has sent an
unfavorable answer to a suggest iou
that the Unitod States Khould mtei fi re,
the fuel being that lie has not replied
ut nil to Iheattoinpi of our auihasHudor
to sound him uii the subject and that his
ut t it udogi von 1 eiiHon to believe that he
will not oppoao audi action as our in
loreidn may make noeussarry.
Minister Woodford's instructions mo j
to intimate to Spain that the United
States will intervene uulesn tho sitna
lion in ( ulni speedily improves, 'I lieay
in oiled weie tho instructions which
wero givon Mr. f'usliing l?y Mr. I'ihIi,
and it. is understood that tho attitiftionf
the United States is almost, identical
with the position taken during Uonoral
(i rant's administration. Then, as now,
the good ollii es had heen tendered to
Spain to bring ahont a settlement of
tho war, "hut.," said Secretary Fish,
"tho well intended prollers of the
United Slates were unwisely 1 ejected
hy Spain." The Secretary reviewed
the situation, which presents many
similar phases lo that which exists
now. Secretary ( Irani said tho aecre
tary, regarded independence as the
only and necessary solution of the
< 'ulmti i|uest ion. Tho attitude of the
present administration is said to bo 011
the same lines, ami it i.i staled thai.
Minister Woodford will make it clear
to the Spanish authorities that our in
terests will make intervention |?y the
United States imperative, unless Home
tiling is done speedily hy Spain to i 111
prove tho present, situation, disastrous
as it ia to nil 0111 interests.
( 'ounsnl IJohinsou, al Hamburg, lias
.'.oul to the State I'epaitniont u report
upon tint imports and exports at Ham
burjj. For t ho year IMJM? the total im
ports by son wore #107,70?, and of
this the V'uito^^^tatoti Nfiit &V"?. ItiH, iTiS,
\\ lulu Mra/il furnished !WM>, lit!, Ai
Routine . t? Hi, OiW.', and Chile 17, ?
ii'*. The total exports of t-iio port
wero 70 1, of which there eame
Id the United States ? ! I, 10'J, 70',', to
Urazil S-'l,o|olM7s, to Argentine
100, U0 ami Chile The
larue;<t importations are from (Sroat
Britain, amounting to &!?, ?/>00, l.'M, and
the largest export is to (treat Britain,
beiiifj H , I oh , ;;n |. Tlio United States
is second in both ovpnrts ami imports.
James JeUreys, of Camden, Tonn ,
who was foi merly a candidate for the
( 'ollectoi ship of Western Tonnessee,
hut who way defeated by have N hum.
has received his commission as Com
missioner to allot lands in severalty to
tlio Indians *?r file Cncoinpa^hre Iteser
vation in Idaho. The appointment was
secured by Commissioner of Pensions
II. Clay Kvans, The salary attached to
the ullieu is j$10 per diem.
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Secretary Sherman has received
prompt ai'K nowlodgemont from Minis
lor lloshi, of Japan, of the Secretary a
loltor rotating to tho annexation of Ha
waii l?> tho United States. Mr lloshi'ti
acknowledgement is formal ami doos .
not tro inlo tho moril-i of tho subject i
as tho answer to Secretary .Sherman's
Into nolo will nol ho made nnlil word i
comes from tho Japanese foreign of
lice
?
( 'omntis.uouer of Pensions Kvans has
1 1 :i< 1 a statement |>rt*i >.*re? I on tho mini
her of applications prepared on (lie
number of applications for poftftiona
tiled since .1 nly, IN.tiJ. Tlio com pariaon
shows thai m .Inly. IH'.di, applicat ions
for pensions aggregated while in
.liino, |s;i7, thoro were In, largely
foi increases ami lor widows ami minor
chihlt en.
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lulled States Marshal McPcriuidl
has been advisod by the Attorney ( JtMl
oi al (o double I lu? amount of (lie re
ward ollerod by tlio Department of Jus
t 1 it for t ho ea pi n re of (In* st age i*c?l >' >er;<
in the National I'a/k. Five hundred
dollars will now 1/ paid for Iho arrest
ami conviction of tin* hold ups.
llid> for supplying the government
with over ttvo I ? i 1 1 1 <> 1 1 postal caids wero
opened at Iho postolli.o Department
I h-' lowest bidder was \lhorl Daggett,
of Washington.
The eom m ission of Flhan \ lliteh
rock, of Missouri. as Minister to IJns
hia lots l>oon mado out at the \\ luti
lloiiso. TJie appointniont dates from
Aii>,' 10.
In I he dopnr I mentul competitive ox
amination for tho position of chief law
clerk to (he comptroller of tho treasury,
the highest rating was made by Mr. \V.
\\\ \\ arlick, ol^Ohio, a Democrat, ami'
he was given tho uppointmont.
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A reduction of tariO duties on French
impoi t:. under t ho i ocipi ooitv cIhiikh ol
tho Dingloy act would amount to lesp
than $1,000,001) oil a year's impoits.
4t?.
Reports to the I'niled States agricul
tural T)epalmenl hIiow that tho wheat
and r\o crops will ho short in F.uropo.
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Assistant Heerolnry of the Navv
Itoosvolt will accompany the Nofth At
lantie ?<|iiadroii on its evolution*.
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Tho internal rovonuo receipts for July
were an increase of $>, v'b't, -
l??t* over the n?mo month of iwt;,
41^
Tho fur seal island* of Iho l'rihyioff
group in Jiehring flea aro being survey- '
ed hy United States engineers.
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Tho United Staler and Spain may
confer oyer tho settlement of claims.
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Japan and (ho United Ftatcs are do
ing a good deal of trading.
I'lNtiKKK TO THK 1IANKKH8.
Ilo Tolls Them Wo Bluat llt?ve III
mi-tulUm by I utorn&tlonal. Abi-oo
Illl'Ilt. ^
'I ho American Hanko?' Association
opened ilH uuuuul ooovontlou in i'o
troit, Mioh. , on tho 17th, with dole
(rat oa present from all parts of tho
United Mtatos. ?
Governor I'ingroo wolcomod I ho del*
Ogatas. Speaking of tho ourronoy
question, ho Hi?id tho demonetization
of silver roducod tho available amount
of primary money ono half, To rome
d.v Huh stato of nOUiif^it is nought to
eiieot an ugreomont among tho nations
wliei ohv tho unit rnoaniro may again
lut in silver and gold ah a oortain ratio.
Ifo Haiti llio uso of the gold in tho arts
would cuuso a utringonoy in tlio money
markets, 1 1 o rejoin mouds the taxing
of manufaoturod goh.1 and said ho
favored moro striugon.t laws to compel
corporal ioiiH to allow hottest ooiupoti
tion mid to provont Iho omisHion of
honest obligations.
I'rosidont Ijowry, of tho asaoeiation,
oongralulalod tho members on tho tri
umph of tho gold standard, approved
tho Indianapolis mopotary conference,
and aiiid if returning prosperity in not
hero it is ou tho way. He in ado too
statement that tho association had lost
ij lo members by tho now echodulo of
membership duos.
( >n the lMth tho star attraction was tho
great Hpcoch of Comptroller KckelB.
With a profound knowloOgo of tho his*
tory and Bcionco of finan'co he soundod
a note of warning t<? tho Amorican poo
1 ? I o, _ Having t ho financial ayetom of tho
t'nitod tttutoa wosapieco ot cra/.y patch
work, and that tho only hopo is in tho
gold alandard.
.John W. Faxon, of Chattanooga,
Tenn., dorided Mr. Hi van's claim that
tho prico of silvor controls tho prino of
wheat, and said tho rocont fall of tho
ono and risooftho othor offered con
elusive proof of tho falaity of tho claim.
Only few of tho Status failed to re
spond with a atatoinont of industrial
conditions.
I ntoi eating discussions of practical
banking questions followod Mr, ICokola
address. "la a credit burenu or bureau
of information to provont lossos from
bad dobta possible among bankors, "
was the subject of tho first paper, road
by John II. Leathers, of .Louisvillo,
Ky.
i\lr. .John 1\ Branch, president of tho
Merchants' National Hank, Richmond,
\'a., discussed tho question "What
legislation ia needed in respect to tho
cm i oney. "
VIRGINIA It MIT 15 Id CANS M If! 1ST.
(.'Itnlrinau Lamb Downed, Hut Ho
Will Call Another Meeting.
At Lynchburg, Va. , on tho 18th, tho
Republican Stato coinmilteo mot with
nil tUhly members present or ropro
soiltcd by proxy. Col. Lamb, tho chair
man, il i< I not attend tho mooting, he
claiming that it was illegal. ChargoH
against him woro jn ado ami the ?ommit
teo voted 27 1-5 to 'J ?! f> to depono Col.
I ;:unb an ehairman.
I'ho nddross to tho Hopuhlican votors
of the Stato is a document of Homo 1,200
words, devoted largely to a donuncia*
t i<>n of (ho Parker election law and tho
methods of conducting elections under
it. It says that facta and figures are in
the hands of tho committee demon -
Binding that (in tho election of
last fall) tho ballots fraudulently
destroyed after they had boon cast
"exceeded by thousands tho majoity
returned for tho Democratic electoral
ticket. "
Park Agi ow was oloctod chairman to
succeed Col. Lamb. (
Col. Land) has tho following to say
on the action of tho committoo:
"I consider tho action of tho Stato
committee as illegal. It wus called by
four members of tho executive commit
tco at an informal meeting held in
Washington without notifying the fifth
member ami chairman, 'myself, which
is not in accordance with tho plan of
organization.
"After consulting with leaders of thd
Kopublican party in tho Stato, J will
call a convontion, which will not be
later than tho middle of Soptoinber, re
gardless of tho action of tho commit
ters."
IIOMH FOIfc FAUItlQ.
An Attempt to Assassinate tho Presi
dent of France.
Paris, Aug. 10? (By cablo)? Tho de
parture of President Fauro. of Franco,
on a visit to tho Czar of all tho Buusins,
at St. Petersburg, on tho 18th, was
marked by a scene of tho greatest ex
citement, accoinpaniod by tho circula
tion of tho wildest kind of rumors.
After his departure a bomb' exploded
along tho route tho president had fol
lowed to tho station.
Although no dainago was done, the
most intense excitement prevails.
It is runiore^ that the explosion of
the bomb was an attempt to assassinate
President Fame, tho oxplosion having
been ten minutes later than was inten
ded.
The bomb was cylindrical in form,
the covering boing of yellow paper, ami
was filled with gun powder mixed with
long head nails. Kxports upon exami
nation of the infernal machine say tho
bomb was a comparatively harmless af
fair.
An oflieial investigation is in prog
ress.
After tho assassination of C'anovas
del Castillo by tho anarchist Colli a
few days ago ono of tho anarchists
stated that President Fauro would bo
tho next \ iotim.
A dispatch from Paris says a man
named Poi inV was arroHted on tho train
<>n which Prosidout Fauro arrived from
Havre. Tlco prisoner had a loaded re
volver in his pocket, and is known to
be a dangerous anarchist, who has al
ready ?ei vod a term of two yoay*' im
prisonment for having in his possession
on infernal machino.
To Hang for Itupo.
I At Henderson, N. O. , on tho 18th,
/by a jury, three of whom woro negroes,
(ieorge Urodio," colorod, was, after
seven minutes of deliberation, found
guilty of rapo upon tho person of Miss
Xaunio Catlett, white, of K'ittrell. and
was sontenced to bo hanged Hopt, 1st
next.
Wheat's High Wntor Mark.
In Now York on tho 18th tho price of
September wheat rose to 01$, aud the
tales were 10,815.000 bushels. Great
excitement provfcifad tba Aia*k/%V/com
atari to finish.
Kfilhiisliisllc for MIr?Ioi?.
A( tho elo'o of the Christian Altiance
Convention, at. Clevoland, O. , a col
lection for missions was taken up.
Id oven thousand dollars was collected
in a fow minutes, making fourteen
thousand dollars in all. Hevoral ladies
threw diamond rings into tho collec
tioh boxes and many mon did the samo
with thoir gold watches and jowolry.
Will.
}? ?nator George's will ~ fcares td drio
? i*ler 31,000, to tho others $M0 each.
His library goes to (1. W. (1 cor go and
1 his political library to hffr grandsoo
and nao)t'ake.
TOWNS El) IE HEY.
# ;
'Original Packages" Lessen Ihoir
Dispensary Quota.
THE FAIRFIELD ?WHIJECAPPERS.
4
ThO <Jomli?? Ktuto It'? >| iiHti'itot Ioiih
to Uoor I)lspcnsor8<*?t)tlii'r I'ulmotto
Doings.
' # * '
Last week in Columbia dining tho
oxtra HQ9sipn of tho tttato Hoard of
Control, Mayor Kvana, of Newberry, in
bis talk before tho board, ft', ruck a vory
vital iiikI important quoMion as to tho
"original packago" dealers and tho dis
pensaries. 'I'ho towns aro looking after
revenue, and thoy do not want to havo
what little money oomos in through tho
dispensary still further reduced. 'J'o
him, and to a groat many others, thin in
a very practical question. Ah thinga
now run tho towns will get vprv littlo,
if anything, out of tho "original pack
ago" dealers, ami by tho bnsii?os9 drift
ing to tho "original package" doalorn it
will not go to tho disnonsarios, conso*
(piontly tho profits will ho minimized,
ai d tho cities will got loss and loss. It
would bo very wolt if tho town authori
ties could legally license tho "original
pftokago" dealers, an thoy did tho sa
foonH in former days. My this plan tho
direct rovonuo could no doubt be largo
ly luorcasrid, anil as a matter of fact a
great many of tho "original packago"
nouses would no donbt ho perfectly wil
ling to pay reasonable licenses to Keep
"original" competition out of their way.
Ho ij will be neon that this is a serious
problem, and rno which will confront
the municipal authorities. In koiiio
places it is contonded that tho munici
pal share of tho profits is a small matter.
With a right to impose license it would
bo much more than at present.
It is contondod that the uiur icipnl au
thorities, under tho existing decisions
and laws, havo" no right to liconso
"original packago" stores as anything
but places for tho sale of general mer
chandise. Tho contention is that under
tho prosont conditions tho "original
pac.kago" man lias to ho charged upon a
uniform basis with his neighbor, tho
f;rocor and clothier. Tho content ion
lore further is that under tho decisions
and law no municipal authority can by
liconso or taxation koon an "original
packago'' dealor from opening up
his place and Boiling "original pack
agos. " <!?
. Tho question aroso as to Hennotts
villo, Hock llill and Vorkvillo, where
thoro aro 'no dispensaries, and the
Baloons aro out of date. Tho argument
is made that under tho- Constitution of
tho Stato and tho decisions of Judge
Bimonton 110 municipality can charge
anything but uniform und graduated
licenses, and the "original packago"
houses are not to bo licensed under tho
ipuuioipal right of giving police pro
tection, but as any other business
would.
When tho (loneral Assembly moots it
in pretty safo to say that sonio *vay will
bo devised to make the "01 iginal pack
age" iloalora contribute to tho munici
pal coders, if they aro to be continued,
-??
The Stale Hoard of Control having
granted several beer privilogoB in tho
?State lias also sent out to the dispell
ed b appointed the following instruc
tions:
1st. Hond of 33,000, payable to State
Board of Control; contract and agree
ment, properly executed, Bent, im
mediately to oftico in Columbia, ft. C.
5,'d. Heer dispensers will order all
boor through tlio ofilce of tho State
Board of Control at. Columbia, S. C. ,
giving tho names of parties from whom
thoy wish to purchase.
8d. Heer dispensers aro allowed to
ho 1 1 to customers at prices to be fixed
by themsnl vch, on which they shall pay
to tho State Hoard of Control a royalty
of $l./i0 per cask; ;{"> cents per l-l cask;
15 cents per do/en in bottles.
A form for tho bond to bo given by
each has alay been issued and sent out
to tho prospective beer dispensers. The
contract and agreement requires beer
(lispeu3ers not to f ell to drunkards or
minors and to generally observe tho
rules and regulations of tho dispensary
law.
A spocial to The State from Ridge way
Bays 100 men disguised and fully armed
raided tho Centorvillo neighborhood in
Bcarch of Mormon elders on tho 1 <th.
Thoy visited a dozen houses occupied
bv Mormons, byt failed to find them.
Tu o mob forced open private apartments,
and i.itimirirtted the Mormon's wives,
Vflio made a determined resistance.
Masks were torn of I' four of tho white
cappers and among them Lewis Sharp
was recognized. A respectable citizen,
not a Mormon, was covorcd withq rillo
and was forced to lower his weapon in
his own houso. Ilis wife resisted: n
lamp was thrown down and tho <1 welling
oudaugered. Such conduct is deplored
hero and the law should bo enforced.
- ~4?r?
1'rcsident Childs, of tho Stato Agri
cultural and ' Mechanical Sooioty, in
speaking to a representative of TheStato
of theoutlook for the coming fair, indi
cated that he believed it would bo tho
biggest and best fair ever given in tho
Stato. He is hard at work getting all
preliminaries in shape for (hp fair, and
will sparo no ofl'orts to make it a great
success. Ho said that copies of tho
premium list aro being sent all over tho
State and will be sent at onco to any who
want them upon application to him. Mr.
Childs is delighted at the prospects for a
line show in all departuAmts.
?
A special from Washington says it
has boon agreed that- no change would
bo m?do-in\ho Olemson (,'ollogo post
office for tho proton t.
Tho prohibitionists aro going to make
an active canvass to sccure tho repeal
of tho dispensary law at tho next meet
ing of tho legislature and substitute pro
hibition in its stead. Tlio cxceutivo
committee has issued a circular letter ,
which will bo distributed gonorolly in
tho v ? ri on s c on n t i o s . ^
Tlio County Comtnissionorn of Hich
land aro taking stops to improve tho
county roads. .
Original package agencies continue
to spring up all over tho Stato liko
! mushrooms.
? -4<^
On tho 20th at Nowbcrrv Toomey
Lyles was hanged for r?|>o. This is the
first legal execution for thin crime in thin
State for many years; indeed Sbmo say
that it was tho first on record, and the
fact speaks \v6tt for law -ami -order ia ,
Newberry. His crime was committod
near Newberry last March.
? ?
Charleston's Young Men's Business
League is sparing no efforts to induce
the Veterans to m>Td IfcetranrmaLcon
rcntton ftnd rc nnlj5B in 'thfclT5!ry hetl
year.
' yf - ? ? ? j
Columbia's Acw new hotel will be
named "Hotel Chanel. " ^ j
TEXAS LADIES
Don't Ue,
QuHi?ftn.Tox.lwrKoa: Aftor
13 yoanr uuUorlntf fwtt
1>v?|)oiV?1u Kioli Hortd'
??he I w?H Otyq<] bV Dr.
M, A. Blminoni I.lvor
Momolno. It oflrod my
lluaUnU of Cot?i?tlp\itloo,
our HtlloGUl o( NejyovU
nvin. uud Our Sob <\t *??
(ut'tii ot tlio UowtU. ??
cured Mi*. Nowwckn, or
rntntut Mrn?trwnU*}?i
i mul ourrlcU Mt?, rloWU
Bttfely throuxTi Lito. It potioci*
teropuuUt!S (lio Llvov, Stomuch and
>VfolH, und leu von no bad clTcote, wlillo
both "lMaok IHaiihIU" niul "ftMIIn'B ldver
ltcgulator" did uotldnYO ??>' bowels In t.ucli
good condition. ] found more of It in (ho
X'iUifcftKo, and it ouly rcquJrud half thftmmu
tlty for a do/ *, mid I had rather pa> C > Cts.
t .'?>> " t,mn us0 "itollluV ur
' JJroOlt Dniiiiflit, ' ? froo h l ft.
Bad Taslo fn ilVa Mouth.
Digeatlon Ih tho grand prooesa by which
fwturo roimiro tho wantou tiasncn of tho
t?ocl v. whloli. whon tho individual in in
liualtn la |>ortorm6d with grunt falthfuluc.sa
oud I'ojjnJority, nnd without giviug ri30 to
?ny dNngrooul/io sonantiops.
Indigestion ia a dlaoaso which consists of a
deviation from tbla ordinary inodoof health
nnd in tho doQchpioy of vitiafud character of
thoao i;ocrotionunvhich m o o^acntial to tho
con vorelon of focjl into blood. Tho boat. cor ?
rcotlvo for thiaconiphdnt ia l)r. M. A. Sim
utonn I.Ivor Mod lot no a fowdoaoaot WliiCll
IVill romovo tho odonslyo tauto,
Randolph, Ky.i writes: I
Will novor bo without Dr.
Mi A. Simmons ldvor
Medlclno. It ourcd mo of
Ohvonlo Const Iput ton
and Torpidity of I.Ivor
oftorKovonil HhyBlolaiiBaud
muny Patent McUlolucahnd
failed. I took turco tlinen
ns much "Muck Draught"
(i m tho directions Biiid tako,
and It hfntrbut llitlo offoot
on inQj rtnd I don t think H
hud lunch strength.
ttaokaohos Common io Mother#.
Tho l);ii.?7 mother nomcttmoH footo an 1n?
ability to porfonn hor acouaiomod (liitlofl.
rho xeols lnnctivo, weary and doprcoacd.
J I oi- buck, oh, how It nchcHl When filio Kiln
down nhe feolu at) though oho must get ri($lit
up, and when alio atunds, that oho must ait
down. Tho truth Is, the capacity of hor nor*
M>im Hyntom hao been overworked, It hn.i
become oxliHiMtod nnd thoro is a breaking
down. Whut oho nuoda ia a couroo of Dr.
fclntmonj Squnw Vino Wluo to routora
healthy functional activity and Rivo tOUO
?ud vitality to hor nervous bjatoiu.
CO II N KS I' O Np KN 0 K INVITKI).
vl<l Honiinlon Iron A .N'all Whs, Klclnnoin!, \ ?
IS J UST AS COOD FOR ADULT8.
WARRANTED. PRICE SOcts.
Gai.atia, Ii.ls., Nov. 10, 1503.
Paris Mcdlclno Co., Hi. IxjiiIs, Mo.
fientlcmon:? Wo notil ln.Mt jpear, 000 t>ot(loa of
GltOVJJ'H TASTKMCKR CHILI, TONIC nrtfl linvo
IioiikIiI lliree gross ulrenUy ililn yo?;r. In nil our ex
lK?rifnrc of 14 yours. In llio druft htinlncxp, linvo
never Bold nn nrtlclo tlmt khvo nucli unlvoraul pulls*
(action u? your Tonic. Youro truly,
HlfflViSAi
BV a HEW PROCESS Sw/SM-SW.r'ia
sell)* for ft 1 per gallon. A !???? MniitcSn^r nta<l<> from
h?nu?. "i whtiI to flmiil; von for (he Maplti Kjnio
rri:l|?o whlrli'I flml I* oxrolli'iit. I nui rrciiiiniifii'l It
litxli') lo niiy an?l ?>vrry o?p."? Knni I'. .Tow*,
Un'lcrtvlllv, Qa. Scud $1 postal onlrr nitil pet rprlpo
n 0* n ikI I will ailil i-yclojii-dla r>f n'cljx'H rov
<>rliiu a I il<-i>arlliu>ii(i.' Ilohnn*a Tor Audita.
J. iV. LOTHrKICII, - ? - MorrUtotvn. Tcnii.
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A it a UN I a* <**? A?tu?l l)u?ln#M. No l?il
Hhurt tuuo. Cheap board. band ror cataiofpu*.
pmhT&Yi
READ THESE PRICES
wiilt, 150 ft long, i oil, $2.25
48" " IV)" " " TOO
CO" " I.V)" " 3 75
Otlicr widths In monorlloii.
NETTING mux Dow Wire Works Co. , LoWjvll!*, Ky.
BOYS-YOUIiG MEN
Hrad iti Iht* |i?por tho of
DAVH flllJTAUW 8CIIOOL,
THE THO
Js iho most PomplJBKR'tttam of Klovat
III ft, IIhikISIiiv.', UWnlnK ami INtckiMtf
('iittuii, linpruvtfr&tiiitlo, biivod lulior,
mukt'8 you money, \Vrlto foe Cutft-?
loguut; juo otliur ecjuulH it.
I HANDLE
I Inmost Improved Cotton Gins, Prossfts,
l,ltHa(i>rH, J- n?ln?>H and Hoilors to bo
found <?!? I In- ni(u !<<?(. My Boi'K?^Ant I<og
Ji. am Saw Mill I , in *lmpllidcy nncl oftl*
el' ncy, a \vyndor. . Corn Mills', I'lftUOns
Onoi( 1Mk<'?h and tili Wood NVorkllnf
Maildnory. I.iddvll .nd Talbott Kn?
pines nro ti>o boft. V tlto to mo before
Inyin^.
V C. BADHAM,
| (I cMH- ml Agent, Columbia, H. 0.
' THE BAILEY- LEBBY CO.
iciOfc The onfcftrnaehln*
(or cleaning iou^Ii iloo iri one operation. .
M1LL3IUM3' |S~ aAW.
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AND LEATHER BELTING, ..
Hot;*, PacMlofif, Pipe Fittings and Ilrass
Uoodn. l.ar^'Cht KtuoK of HuppUcti Bouth,'
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CHARLESTON,' - - S. 0,
rim I iMTIill HTA I liK <?0\ i:il\AIUN't 1ia? ?
I adopted t ho Ket>!oy Treatment in the 8nl?
dl?>r'* Homes ami in Mi Institution) for the
fxolu-lvo iiho of i lu> Kifauhir Army,
ALCOHOL, OPIUM, l j'rodm o inch a disease
TOBACCO USING fhnvlntf clfrfli.Jte puthol.
okv. i tiv disease j iold.H easily to the Double
( iiloi i<k> oC (loUl Treatment as ?-l mi nistyred
it. Tho Kcvlcy Institute Cireenvillo, S. O, .
Detailed in format ion mailed 011 application to
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(OK IIOX U7)
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