The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 15, 1899, Image 4
LINt TO CHARLESTON.
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TJblu&&bqat'd!a New Road Will Soon
Be Opoiv
It will be gratifying nows to the peo
ple of Charlo.it/in and August* io know
that tho paJUvo announcement 1*
made from a u^o^ rellttblo Moureo thai
work is in a worjr short tlmo to com
laoiito on tin; ?s[eu?\uuid'ti lluo from Au
gusta to Charlo&'ton.
Tho statement hia hern made hy an
official in a position to kuow whereo /
ho spoko that inductions hud already
hctii given that ptlncci of railroad
builders, Col. V. R Mcllco, tho general
superintendent of the system, t<? i?ei
soimlly tako ehargo ??f tho buildlug of
the new linn Immediately upon i ' ? ? ?
completion of tho Oheraw-Columhla
link; upon which ho I* now bending all
ills ^energies. It in t Huh wen that Ul
timo cannofc be far distant before th^
construction of tho desired line will be.
under .way. '? uo survey haw
already boon completed. in the
< 0 charter recently obtained is a clause
calling for the commencement of the
work in two years at least, and the com
pletion in eight years. This allows a
margin to provide against uccldynts or
contingenclcv-i, but at present it is t h ?
purpose of the Ht-.ihoard f ?? li.'ikdi tab*
line at tho oarllc t pons! bio tno iciit
*T77T?TiTS~ir['giiii work in Au>;u. l, tie*
Seaboard people are doing v.-nuieitul
const ruction work on their long dis
tance) Columbia-Cite raw connecting
link. Neither lime, money nor brains
have been spared to make this a motel
piece of const met Ion, but one of the
quickest piocfM on record, From y.hnt
can bo iittcortaiued it h; going to bu
Much. 'I hero U no doub^ now that .11
will ho an impossibilny'j to i,<-t the
through trains into and Yml or Coltim
bl a on Jan. 1, thongh it will not be
lhng thereafter when they can move
over the lino, and over HO pound rail
at that. There are the bridges to t> ?
built, and the work in many pine- s
lias been very heavy and . exceedingly
(lltlleutt and eortly. PitrLkul ub it
tills trim of Jlio lino ?< n 1 ? ? r i ;> ? . |o?in..;
through and passing out of t'nliimbin
Col. Mel tig' said t lmt the treek laying
force \v;ui now at work uniting dov. n
tho erosstins and r.i i 1 < ju.-d. oui.dde <" >
luml.ia and would .soon reach Saiith'a
branch. Then the force would id art < a
the other side of the Southern < -m?>m1i?o,
where the grading would be i ornpie
ted about the ltith. in?t.. and lay the
track to the Wateree livr. Already
some J'.D miles of the track h;*a been
\lald. The Wateree i* i v ? r i.' to b- t * ? ?
>Vr> > ii:g on a temporary structure by
yr before t'hriflmaus after w m-h da'
trains ? will be Vu.n to within j ie.ht of
Coiunjldri. Tho big Newman hill cut.
which la perhaps I lie deeniv.i :i ntl u?n
gest. in the >?tate, I., virtually u.iuple
ted. Track could bi> laid through ii .it
once if necessary. Wry Utile, more
(.} oartli lias to be taken from It. Coi.
tractor Wright is now t ran -for ring hi",
forrc a to t lie pari; and things will I > ?
inatlo to hum there. I! in tie- purpo. e
of tho Seaboard to till In the park to a
level an originally Intemled an I use
no trostllng. The cuts running ihrougb
i/lneoln street are be'oif' rrished, and
the work of constructing the tre.dl ? to
tho river, the track touching land at
only one point on the entire di dance,
Is being done with remarkable dis
patch Very large forces are engaged
on tills work. In the meantime the
piers for tho three bridges are being
pushed as rapidly n.s possible. Not a
moment Is being waited. On tho oilier
side of tho Congaree tin* track from
the 1?\ C. ami P. terminus to tho river
has already been laid. The .steel
bridges for tho Congaree and Smith's
branch have boon coiihi rnolcd. <'ol. Me
(too says, and have already 1m en ship
pod. Tho Wateree brblgo lias been
completed but lias not vet been ship
ped. The heaviest grading work y< t
to be dope is ill t:ic cut acro.u Ar.-oa.?i
hill. C'ol. MflUi' says they have to >:>)
ddwn nbout 18 feet di cper in one pur
?iculnr stretch. <>n this every train and
innn thai can be used i < engiged. (!oi.
Mcltee is confident of afcomplb-diiUK
his difficulty task in rec<ird-briMklng
time in railroad con> trucl Ion.
it is now generally ror.redrd that tile '
Seaboard will not be able to o|ierato
i I throuKh New Vork no I I'loirda ;
trains i?y Jan 1. and n is underwood ;
^^tliat the oflbdals do i((il mind tli-? delay ^
4^ All the Indications '.:rv. arc that t.ie |
v trains will continue to be inn ?m t !???
1>h..1s alnndy put in force until . e it .
time as the new link > in be . nop! .
and the iraltti bror"'u ever
Taken !>v Aip-.-ri- :;fs.
Manila. My <':il T'v :ii!v i. ???
Kunrd of < cciio : t< I (Jr.tni'- ???>:.? i, mi !.
under Major Speure. ! :i ' Oi,, ;
Su!>i?; 1>.? v . tliii ili.; ill ? i ? "f
S,;turilr.y. IVi iiii1>? t !' !.. \v;.irh ;?? ??
was occupied wit'.i I ! 1 1 i ? ? re? u. ?. ! h
enemy IJc,- ! r> <r. Major M. ??:!< .} a I a::
arduous juareh ov? !!??? :i i ;*i i?
I mil:* from * ?i u I 'i j ? ' !? i .? :i
An*l-Cix;nv{te I . :t w .
Atlanta, ?"* n , Special !'!:-? im\<r
house of tho ticueral V a inl?lv h:i i
adopted the following rrsniut'.oa: '
it resolved l>y the House. i i>* s? i ? .i f ? ?
concurriuK, Thut tiu; Her..uor:< and
< 'oURfe. union from Ueoral.t In- t ?*? ; : i - 1
ed to introduce and uupport .? '?!!! au
thorizing '1"' Slate of (fcoigii ;o emu t
legislation looking to the inter\?Mulo\
<?f tin' imp<u~tat!on <>f !u th?
State."
Telegraphic Hrlef.s.
Ttio cruiser IV'Uviit had .sailed from
Ciolon for San Martin, a point on the
coast of Columbia :\l>i>ut .r?t) miles caat
<>f Carthagena.
Tho Baptiats of Brooklyn are goina
to t>ulld a $150,000 church which will
have a roof Karelin where a.^rviers may
bo held during the .summer evenings
'Phero will bo four elevators to carry
people tip and down The pastor, the
R?t. A. C. Dixon, nays no drinks of any
kind will bo sold.
The United tftates Supreme Court
ha* afTlruKxl tho opinion of the Court
of Claim* in the cn?e of th<? I.09 Alira
Silver Mining Company egTirst the
Republic'oif M<?xTo07T?f?ldInK (Iiat clnim
to be fraudulent and unfounded. The
claim was for about ?1.000.000
tee wan Dot in wtudon Monday, having
adjourned until Tn?uuUy, when Mr.
Roberts was heard further. A mom
was .little .Xurtber doubt that s sub
committee and possibly the full eot*
mitteo would have to visit Utah and
take testimony/^
A apectxl from Frankfort, Ky? <u?y4
that the minor candidates on the l>env
ocratlc Stats ticket Intend to mal:e
eoatsat More tbe State board, aittsog
as a contest board, and tb*t the cc
ties* or MStMt Win. If^tbe/ esn be
' la tine, be ser/ed on all th*
candidate*
WI&En THAN THE PROFESSOR.
Qlil Culorcil Woman Who Knows ?om?
A hfm t Kosill*.
A scientific gentleman of Washing
ton, who lu groally Intoreiitod in ton
| si 1 remains, rerpu4ly~joeelvod a very
fine specimen, purporting to bo of Uio
Devonian or some other old pe tout
llo wau doiighled, nud ho called In all
It iu friend* to d?:cUio on what manner
1 of thins the (inline! wan during 1t:i J
lifetime. 'j hey wore not able to do- |
Vide, and they were fin the point of
appealing to Rome of the government
geologists. The ureat trouble* wjw that
| thu apocimuu had no head, and tho
i absence of that member combined to
I make u mystery of i ii?> mlsglng link
' vaiiety. Meanwhile the skeleton wu'i
kept carefully guarded In u. cabinet en
! poclally made for. it. Oiih day, after
! a short alienee from the oity, the m*.|?
i enlist, opened the cabinet 6*id found
that the fonsll had been provided with
a head, lie was delighted. When he
? nutdv liKpiiriCd hlrf son told him that
I the friend who had sent him the trunk
j bad found the head and forwarded It
i to him while he was away. The pro
fesaor called in his friends, and they
decided tliat the head fitted perfectly,
I and that it belonged to 1 fo&dl.
! When |!ju;i (:nuu>|iud ? ? f"r all
J the world like one of the i|o;-s one
would Imajjiuo tho cave men to have
' kept as their pets. Tin.* profe.? or felt
I that he ought to write a treat iso o*i
the canines of the paleozoic ag? <. An
. old colored woman who takes ?aie o>'
the* otllre (jiine In one day and i>a .v
? tho fanrdt; with it.-! recent addition. Sh ?
' w> nt. tip t'> It and deliberately linm ke I
V t lie head off with her duster. "I-Vdi de
i La wd's sake, |)iifTe?.K,ili " sin* c\elalm
! ed, "what vo' do'.n' wid a <d' chiekt-n
si carcass tin vo' skelllnkton ?" On mln
' uto In vesication the prof' i or found
that the old woman was correct; but
r hr dotvt not speak to his aun Trow. ?
Washington Rest.
1 1 < tin s All skin KnipUons.
Totterino is the name. hold nt
?1 riiKK>sls lor ortc. n box, or prepaid
I dir. ct from J. T. Shnptinie, Savannah,
| (lu. .loli ii II. I 'union of Lexington,
| Miss., writes: "l-.ni*b>?eil li'.td 81-'"'
for 'i hoxev. of I'nttenne. -^ly latliei s
hand was cu it'll by i'? and i taku
plt'Css m ?? in recommending it."
V' roni t it" ( 'li Ira.-jo 1 1 ! hu tic : I can't
quit" make out that Kn.iJHli mdtjhbor i
of iii i ne. " ?-..iid I ih!<' Allen Spall..-'.. ? !>? i
v j. ;it church the oilie:- Sunday, and |
'joined birviiy in sinking v. hen ti io
j prt '-' her i;avi* mil 'America,' l?ut I i"<
liceil lull' the word* he sung were ?(](>. i
i.^vc t!o? Queefi.' 1 don'l kno.v whether
|M( did it to give I lie effect of an An
! |'.!o- American alliance or whether it
wis j"St pliwo of his Knglh.h bull
' h< uV ilae-'S."
liy vr rtt Itijj i?l ihm-o
I for M??t itlTri' ??f lit'* Sinitri'fi **at
I ?*Dl I it "I I Hi! Ion *j\ I ? f n?"t t ;? r* I Trntntvig,
| The Ga.? Ala. Business College,
Dou't Dulnyl MACON, GA.
No..r.U.
I - ? ? - -
MfSflrv? Loft No Dt\id folriifi'S
A ttutnlw of r? (>:tH I?ol'?>r.? loa v -
Jn?; for tho ('iipc won- nitcrtuiuoil in
| a farrwoll suiM"M- tho nth' r ovonltiR hy
Itholr fulliiw wotitiMS, mm y m 1 1 i ?? J > n i n I ?"???
! Journal. "Sua-, hoys." mi!. I the t'ljulr
I MiMii, nft.v nil iipj.i-Di'i ia !?? up *<vh,
"trout what l>i on thi* t:ihl" as you
would tho IIimth." Ah (lii- fount on<Jo I
i?no of I ho reaorvl.ils was ohsorvpil hy
'tlit* tMmlrman stowing iiway a. boftlo
| uf whiskey In ht.s !>??< U"t
"\V hut's llitti y?' i ?? ? 1 ?? ? ? i f i . * Vuin"
i Hhouti 'l the < 'lia !: man, K""<l -htniiot < <1
i ly.
I "? >h." roj'Mv'l to th" i^roif
I ? nuisonviit ol all. "I'm only nhoyiu'
or?{i ra. V" lollt u* to tii-iil the* supp r
*:?< \v?? wiiithl th?* Moor*. ami. yr k'.-o".
what '? iIIii?i:i I- ill \\-f taV
Tho 'I'irWII ? '? > 1 1 ???) of lt|Ohll|ol)<1,
latnl, ha hi i'ii 'in K a^ain.-,! |>n
T"ls li sorsiis i!.;m ?'i'V.:iiti ?>* th-c
Hi. Is ha v. hi ' ii dist'it ' iu.r > iiiii
hi'i's ?'I III" I'uvn <I-|U. ;.??.! an a.! i
mm. S<> tli- mil io of ;:.i ui>- 1 a.- ?? <-.i
hinho'l hy i | ???? !??' i >' of -in s. i I ? i '
? nlliilv,
1:m\ i i. i i. V ?'., May I w. ISVJ.
I llH'I \"t'.V I Jlil I'.'lU'fl lltlil I'ol.I; n-t>
ij'itto a Mill t>iT of ifin. ? I. ut j- ; u<> ro
I Iff "lit it I 'I "'I I ? i: l\ S'l'h tVn.'i l MMtlt U'l'l
1 it. I ?!:?? I. ' ??? I'l.t lt"l v oi.ri il in-'. / 1 1 .
lovo S ? M /iiii! ? car.'int r.l l>\ I'a i'.wmi .\
I i ? v s < o.t ? hurl- 'tlx, N < , ah't <n I ,'.| ???! i -iin'
h'uli'r-*. !'.'??
T!i>' u \ r.i i; ? ? it!on > T !!fo in Chi
rm ? I . . i 1 "in :? ? -.n v ??>-?? t ? I in th
l;o,l .il '.. as-:, i i|!lllu; iii th" f. iVi::,r
vt
PI- ' ?" '
.. .1". '" :? i.
! ill. n. i; . : t : nn'l M?l
It 1 . Il.lt I ? 'tl. ' t
plnirs 1 1 ? an ilia - . ? i ?
ii - .1 t.-" ri.'k'r.',
\\ i.i. h si : n;i: .* t ? ?
?till ? II III" - ?* v ? ? 1 1 !????
^ r. it < i.i'V, II jil.ir.s
1 1.-.- I "i
, v U iv n t lr: t < lip
ii" h. ails ..f lair ill'.'
: a , iv r \ Im'oiu.h
1 Tin ? m I'liiifi I >v i"i nru fust to
?ti iilnt'it , wu inti,: ii. .'1 i ii i.?lii ii I*. Sola l.y
?a I vlru^'^l.lt.l.
T)i" i l'".tll?. on thn Hli.irn
vaiti rlvi-r, in ?.?th Kaiutui, InUl.i.
iti" Iimkvi aii'l iii"!1' iiinmifttiv'nt than
N In K'i i a Thi- \\;it? r ivukcM a < lrar
? ?loi> "f ^ 1 ?'l
Tliw l? rn 1 1 r>* (UU'rh In thi? w Uon of ttm
; emiotrv than all othnr <llao*A4>? put, totC^tUcr.
an. I unit) iK? laat f?w r <M?n wti fiippo^M to hfi
lacunlilr. Km .* >{r<?at nunr ;*Rri docton
yrwoniwiut It a l?na) ittwia** a a/1 pr??nrib??l
! J?ral rr??>?dl*? kid h r constantly falling t<>
' nun with tooal traattnnnt, prniiiMitcad It In
I Mo1*iva? has pro?nn catarrh U) t??
KMiatltuUoaal dlMMM and W>?r?forf rrqwli-r*
' conitl tuttaaial trMta*ot HnM'? < 'atarrb Cow,
| maaufa?-t?red by F. J. Cfc?u?>4t Co., Tolflo,
i Ohio. la thr> anlv constitutional en re no thr
aaarfcat. It ta takan Internally lado?M from
10 drapt t? a tMipoMfnl. it acta Hlractir on :
| tha blood and kuooui ?urfM?a of thn ayatarn.
' Thay offar oaa huadrad dollar* for aar ca?>
It falla to rwra. Mead for Hmnlarfl and t?*t -
i ? mi lain. Addraaa F..1. C.nm*r.r* Oo.,Tol?da, O.
Hold by Dnnflsi', ' 4c.
Uall'a Family Ptlla ara th? Imt.
Attention U to th? xr rjr usa'uI *rtl
el??* ooutnlnml In i ho premium ll"t <>f tho Con ?
tlnnntm C",1! a ivords muni oftl.?-lr
Htar PIuk T'.ibACOO in auufhi-r column of thl*
pap?r. It will pay to avn th? "filar" tlu
laK? itn t in tako AilvaniKim of th?? be t li.-t
evu i laauoU by ibohia Tot>?oou.
V fYAf?ITY low, ''aldllt 'tr 1 or (xh^QftH citrrtl
bv i?r KHn<?'? Inv Koritt ??; loiilo *'n r I
trla' i ottlw for ? va?k*' >r<>?tro?'it Itr. line,
i <1? ttU t>L. l'Ll %du.pl.;.w t ua.^l*! u:i,
"" The nf t'a'tlfnrn'n'w rrhttetts To:
the r/rl? K* position fto.i he.*n afttppr.i
frtijn pft n Franolwo t.> Wnjhjngt" i
Thl* \ftrVt Installment from ??dllfaroSa
wflKh"d i\?>out 2,u00 ttounila.
XteBulXs
COUCH SYRUP
Com Croup and Whooping-Coogfc
Voexoriltd tor OoosampUrak Ohrw
Jtcfuac aubttttatca.
Or, /?'?**/ HHimtf tH "iimtmrn. THtl. "f/ir ?fjr
EVOLUTION OP 'Mil5 BROILERS,
formally Confinod to a Son&on, They May
Now Be Bought tho Year Round,
Tin* li 11 commonly stops laying ibA
III* lit least it part of tin* w inter, mid
begins laying a^aiu in January anti
continues to lay mull oarly spring,
wlnyi, naturally, ir she wciv not <11 a
tlirhcd, she would hc(.dli to nil ? ? I ? lit'f
and Itii t ?'li out ehjekeiis. When
I host* chickens eomr to be \>tx enough
to wel^h 1 1'* 'in ti pound to a pound and
a hull oildi, iIitssi d, they UJ'O called
broilers, and as such tin- young, lender
and 4l. h< ions chickrns are sold. 'I ho
chicken, ol voursM*, remit ilf< at a suita
ble size lor broiling only a compara
tively li'ifi t i iu?*. and w Ii<mi ii >"'ts
big for that It foofoino a Fpring chicken,
ttill you a -.t and excellent, tail to be
ro:r?|''(l, or cooked in fanner other man
ner than on i!m? jrridiron. being uosv
loo big (or broiling.
\?u, hickeus hatched out l?.v liens,
dun with tlio meat majority of lions
sitting along at about tho same time,
broilers cam.- into mil rkoi during a <
lain I i m?* of tho yei#\ Just as vegeta
bles former! v did, before we licpiin get
ting i h''iu from tho South, and from
under There were miiiic broilers
along before or al't r. Iiul
i .p ? of l!,. m came Into nnrl'fi n? ??}???
la t o spring and early summer. Years
: i ; ?. and not so very many, e,?!icr,
I \\ only ,\ ars or so, llieretwas a pi'oiiy
well dohni'd broiler w n>on, lasting a
inoiit h or six works. Thru ranir eold
htor.c'o, and l?y (hat m 'atis tin* broiler
season was extended two or three
! l.iunthj ui inure. ijomu part at h.aist
jo!' llii! surplu* broiler:*. Uiat w^tld
I ot horwisr has >? !?<?? li permitted lo grow
i into spring chickens, wore killed and
|uit a way in the roltl storage houses to
I he ? i :a \*. n on a \ rri|uirod, and t o tin;
j broiler st ."sun. or tin* period ill which
broilers ? oil I, I lie procured, was mate
j ria lly letigl heard.
Then ranio w hat Is known as the hot
house hrolt. r, an Incubator hatched
| Hi i< k i 'ti, raised In a hrontler. Willi cold
storage ll>?* natural broiler ^'asiin had
been p; tiloli^t'tl . u itli |iieltbalors it w.u
nut ieipated. and linn lip' it was length
ened indefinitely. Tlicfe are now, scat
terrd in various pan/ of tin* country,
hundreds of poultry farms, using in
eulia I ors, thai are t!r\ ?.{rd solely to
1 lie product ion o| broth ;? chickens for
Ihe marl. el, mi|!?) of Ihrui large eslab
lishnii ills, one i ; ? a w'i*stern State turn
in:; out I ? n >.J a ??*> broilers In :i year. Tin*
hroiler fany*, have their seasons of
greatest pvriditct ion, lutl there art* more
or less l;ot|:oMse broilers, raided at all
So ??''??> i ? i> possible IMWjV
da.vM 'P liny ft'c'i 1,1 >iV rs every day in
tile .V I'll !'. New Yolk'KllU.
Act crtisin,^ in tho Orient.
Some of the similies used !?y Orien
tal advert isers are remarkable. 1 1 ? re
are one or l wo specimens v. bUh have
recently appeared in iJastern m ws
tiew -papers : "(bind dispatched ?\
prtlil lously as a rainion hall." **r*T?
eels iloDe np with as inocn care :is that
bestowed on her husband by a loving
wife." "I'apel* ttMluli a-: olephont's
hide." " The prim ol our books i-: clear
as crystal; tin- matter rle;;aui as a
fdtifrhu; j:irt." "t '.u.stoiners treated as
p'dittdy ::v !>*.' the rival steatm hip co:,j
panies." "Silk*; and satins smooth as
a lady's checU, and eolorcd like tho
rainbow."
Aftitation aiialnst pots?,nou*? :m i '11- j
eats usi'd in po terv h s tt;awn < at aa
<u >ter froin t *? ? ? t?-l h ? !ti <-r of Work",
that all art'c < s : u|>p ? 'I t'Md?*r contrar:
to the I'll b ! ic t ?. o.ii ;oi t;t ?>. l.tn* lieu.:.?
of I'arliam nt a <1 Mi- is ti pa <io s
shall b" mailt: with ! ad less Ktaa. .
Wiinlott
Two tritv^llup i*itlfiiiri(*!i tn '-ir-h Southern ^tnt?.
ft 'i t mill ok|i?u? s !?:* j.?>rii?ii'-i' not a .w.iniMy
i)i?i"i'nmii-y. i'or pi?i ll-ailM n ii'l'li '1?* l
'i Wink* ?,o . bfilluid t lly, \
My
Mother
Had
Consumption
"My mother was troubled
v,ith cca^umptjon for rr.any
years. At last she was $-iven
up to ci c. A neighbor told her
not to give up but try Aver s
CHcrrv Pectoral. She did so
&r.d wjj speedily curcd. And is
nov: in the enjoyment of good
health." 1). P. Jolly,
Feb. 5, iScj;). Avoca, N.Y.
Cures
Hard Coughs
No matter how bird your
cough 13 or how long you hive
h*d it, Aycr's Cherry Pectoral
tj the best thing you could
possibly talc. But it's too
risky to watt until you have
consumption, for sometimes it's
impossible to cure this disease.
If you trc coughing today,
don t wait until tomorrow, but
get ? bottle of Cherry Pcc
toral at once and be relieved.
It strengthens weak lungs.
ThrM 2Sa>, for *n ?rrilmtrr
Mr., Jml ??xM for MtblML bfoachilla,
twhooplnjt-ronfrfc, fc*r?J col<l<:
f'.?, nvnt ffnni'inlciil for chroi.lo c?k?
nni to **?p ?t MM.
HD ADQ V ,kW oi^ctiv hV;?iN*
^1% o I qf r^lif >nd csr?i Viol
???> Uo ? <-f Utl lOte.**
rr? n. if it k onsen's ?t?*> . u> ( adUm, ??
*jt
^BgJK5fti?S??
BVYTH C.QENV7I NE-MAN'F'D ? BY
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CHOICE Vegetables
will always find a ready
market ? but only that farmer
can raise them who has studied
the threat secret how to ob
tain both quality and quantity
by the judicious use of well
balanced fertilizers. No fertil
izer for Vegetables can produce
a lari^e yield unless it contains
at least S"^ Potash. Send for
our books, which furnish full
information. \\ e send them
free of charge.
Ci MUM AN KA I.I WORKS,
93 Nassau St., New York,
CARNEGIE SHOES
Will Wear Like Steel.
50,000 pairs sold the past season.
Not a single complaint.
Men's $2.50?=Boy's $1.75. :
It's Economy to Demand Them.
Hade by
J. K. CRK SHOE CO.
ATI. A NT*, MA.
PBlsf
25*
TRAOt
MARK
U GRIPPE"* COLDS
uidi/t Want a tall
One day a little aon of the Rev. T.
V". Gardiner wrh plnylpjt with wmft
boys who had a cart, itihd they wafted
a dog to draw It. rotate* the Scottish
American. "Papa nay* wo must pray
for what wo want." ka Id lh? minister'*
aon, and he knell down and mid, "O
l-ord, .send uh a dug to draw our cart."
In a llttio while a blfc one came along
that rrtRMened ttiem. and tttcy began
tn cry. A itrcond time the boy knelt,
hut this time be prayed. "O Lurd, w?
don't want a bu'l do*!"
TTT.rlrlfTty T?" tfVfimteVWi ?, ftflMtl
tuto for the culllotln* In France.
Dewey's Adaptability.
A?1 tiilml I K'wcy is ;i remarkable Il
lustration o? the adaptability of ??????? j
of our r:t?'?? to the conditions and ? ? i r - j
j cumstnneos that unexpectedly sur
round and meet them. 1 1?> shows .the
j ability frf our lenders to copi^iueeess
fully with now ami broad rosponsibili- ,
? ties. Hut with this natural tendency
j mI his American blood ami traiuinK.nnd
i the* inspiration which he r???*t?I v???I from
I birth ami early childhood in Veriuoni,
there an; certain indispensable In 1**11 1
I qualities such as cousunj;nnic lender
j chip, executive sagacity,- indomitnhle
| courage, strength of ronvietiolt; which
j were only fully brought, out bv tin* bat- j
tie of Manila, ;ir<1 the cares that pre- 1
I ceded and followed that eiiKaneinelit. ,
I.onjj before, to his larjje circle ?>f
frlcr.ils in naval political ami business
circles, he had shown qualities of fli
ploinaey, urbalilly, discriminat ion a 1 1 < 1
self possession which, put to their full
| test In t ho Manila campaign, proved
[ equal i<> the emergency. Harper's i
| ~w v i'ii ?.ine
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I fl STOVK lo uialt yo(btinpp) .
If tl?cjr i\ re not s 1(1 L,y y.ur 'railing
inctcUmnt. vrilte to
SHEPHERD SUPPLY CO.,
( HARI.KKTOK, H.
? STATR AC1ENTS FOR ?
AI.CO HVAIVCmOTVBratAI'
BALVAIUZED CORNICES. ETC.
Pt4iMm Wm Om-SiM.
Mandclt Creighton. thr Bishop of Lon
don, has a horror of lending his favor
ite books, cay* a London correspond
ent. The Bishop In a charming wit as
well aa a great sehnlar. A fellow*
cltrgyman once visited the Bishop and
took ft farrrjr to an old edition of
ttlmkeapeare. He brrowed the vol?
urne. And did not think to return It for
several months. Finally the minister
returned It with a Isttar aaylng:
Mv.Dcar Bishop:
I have great Joy lit rsturalng the
volume you loaned me.
~ The Ulihnp answered:
My Daar Brother >
All th? Joy la mlneiv
Every one to
know that the
iEELEY CURE,
For Drink, Drug and Tobacco Addle
I 'UI I/l nirw ? 1/inf, .V ' . |
(ions Is now rc-esinbUslied attolum
hia, S. C. Call or W iTte,
run keeley institute,
COLUMBIA s C
I Meet All
Compelitiwi I yf
Will place with re
sponsible parlies. .
Organs or Pianos
on trial and pay
freight both ways
if nut found at
represented.
ORGANS &s.i,
HIAlOStiaoup
Write for cata
lojfue.
Al. A. Mnfone,
Columbia, b. C.
Buy now and
?o4-co* SAVE MONEY*'
l'riees on Mi liliiorv ami Supplies of
<lo.?>(<rl; tla ar>? advancing aud now la ilio
opportune tiino | liu'd your order,
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Knpl'ips unci Uoil?- ? ??, Saw and (Iri-t Mills,
ltieo iliiili-rs, ( i rain Prill*, WoCd Working
Mu'.'liint'ry. * > -
Write us when In the market hit anything
in our lino. 1; wi I pay you,
W. II. & CO.,?
Headquarter* lor Aiuohiuory and Mill/
Sup. Jit Ji.
HOI Ui'rvuix si,, !\ei?r I 'it Ion l)npi\l
< OI,( il lilt, S. 4,
The ftndth I'nmimatia Suction Elevating,
OlcntiiK And Parking System is tho Slmpleac
md Most Efficient on the Market} Fdrty- J
uikjht l.'ompletn Outfits In S~oth Carollnaj
Eacii Oao Giving absolute Satisfaction, ?
, BOII-EliS AM) ENGINES;
) Slide' Valve,0
fOv,*' Automatic and Corliss.
I My Lltfht and Heavy I,og Ileum Saw MC
i Cannot be equalled in !#?-ii;n, Efficiency or
} I'rioo by any Dealer or Manufacturer i'i th#
South. Write for Prices and Catnloiruo*.
I V. C. BADHAM & CO.,
1326 Mam St.,
COLUMBIA.
S. C.
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ABHAOE PLANTS!
Following Varlet't"-: II l-.N DKUSON
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EAItl.Y THlTKKIt I'lun's irioun !n the
open air, and will witlistiiui extreme eld
\s.*jit''vr wit.tnnit.inju v i re* ? I. fill |ior 1000.
fi.U'O to in (Km M ;V? i .?? > toon, iti.uno and nvvi AI.MJ
per loon. X'ihI al order to \\ m. i .liKK.vrV,
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p.ije illustrated catalogue free.
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO.
176 Winchester Avenue. New llaveit, Conn.
42 MINUT ESJ4 SECONDS
ifEf reason we can 6cll the best at only o dollar or so
more than cheap work is because we make to many
ol them, We averaged lasl year a complete buggy
every 42 minutos find !? seconds. $1 00 per job profit
At that rato counts. Why pay big proGts when the bo*t
is in reach of you?
See our Agent or orrito direct.
ROCK HIU-OTThS^c
"Star" tin (Allowing xmull stars printed on under Mdft
of ta^). " Hurst- Shoo," ".T. T.," "Good Jiiicli," " CntsH Bi?w,"
ami Drununond " Natural l^oaf Till Ta;;? are of ei|Ual value in
securing presents mentioned below, and may Iks assorted.
Every juan, woman and child can tind Hoinething on the list
that they would like to have, and can have
3F& 3ES USES Z
TA???. 1
1 Mulr'l Unl -i .
9 I<|> f?\ oii? Itlfel". CimmI *:?m?I 2"> ;
K<'l>?un, Hii'lira 25
4 Sc*. Knlfi*. I'cirk .nut S)iooli 2i j
b !r? t mill lVj>|>rr N?'t . t?u<? uaoli. qiia<t- _ J
ni| I<* on wMi<- niftivl r>o ,
fi Kriln'h UriMr Wootl l'i|?* S4 j
7 lUt<T, liulloiv KfvUlnl, Amw Kr?|f1t?1i I
fO ]
ft ltutt?r Knlf", trlpln plain, W*t
quality \ . iw .
9 Kiijjur Hlmll. tnrln I'l*'^. bnt ijttnl. . *?? '
III Miami* llnx. Ml ?irlliiK "o {
11 Kiilfo. "Keen Kultisr." I*" Mfclci., 'b ;
12 liittrlier Knife. "Kwn Kuttur," ?-tn !
l?U.I? 7A
IS >-h??i?r>*. "K?*?*n Knlter." 8-tiiMi.. ? "i '
14 Nut Mf>t, Ciackrr ami it I'li-x*. ollvifr J
plitod W j
It H?w H?ll,"Awrl?'liiii," l?nl ijuiI.IW
l? Alarm Clixk, nickel IW
17 Ht? R?y?r?'
I U'*-1 ? 1WI-.
M WVrh. nickel, ntatri wind and ?*t . . 'Mi
19 Carvnr*. rfood ?tt*l, burkhnrn
hand".-*.....;. S00
2* Mix (ieoulii* Kocera* Table Hpooua,
b*al plated (tooflf ttfl
"1 fHx rmrh. Kntv** and Forks, brick
horn handle*.... .. 2->* i
22 81 t ?jwh. Opniilii* KoRrrj' Eai?0l j
and Fork*, liW. pltlMI K%di Soo .
Tum.
2:i ('lurk, S-ilily, l'ali?Ui|nr, 'Dhthioih
nli-r, I) inilMti ?-r ... H'l
21 dim <-ns?\ h'Ufht'r, ))?> Iwtt?r I:i? 1?i. 50#
25 ltcvol vt-r. 'iiNunrtt ir, 'I.ii|I>Ip ft.'H .11,
H2 or ;!9 vnlli>er t>j0
M 'I wil Hi't, livt |>l:?vtMitt!?N, lull r<'*l
tool* #'??
37 SiW ilMVimtwl |M>r?'flnin,
v?*ry liun<l*ont? s w
2* lllfle N<>. 4. 2 ; nr M ? ul . Ms)
29 Wftti'lt. ?.ilvr.f'ill t low
HO l>rr?^ XnlT Ie;?t1?t>r, linmNomn
?nil <lmal>l* 10M
31 Snwlng Mai'lilnc, ftr*t rlum, with
all attarhinj'n^ .' 1 500
32 UpvoIvit. Ooli'n. 3l-<-ulilMtr, Iwu'vl
1500
8.*! Colt's, H 22-<-,uli fir IU)
M (liillir { W?*hl?nrn), roiwiwoart, In
Uul S?*?
8* Manilolin, rnry hands line MM
9t Wincliul^r im; Hhot dun,
L *??*
double-barrel. ham
(lun. 10or li ...... MO*
M l)l<*rcl?, utAndsrd rn*k?. 1?^1 i ** or
|r?nt?
M Bhot Onn. n?mln|>lnn, ilonbl* l*r- .
rrl, h*mm#rt<v? ',i4M
<0 fUgtna R->?. 18!tf Jnr'i
rur A hove orrea errtftss M0?eu9ER sow. 1901.
_ . , I >)?ln "HUf" Tin T?r* f?h?t t?. M*?r (in l?m with no ?ro H'
SOftCtftl HOtHS? X |(A prliM *?n nn<Uc *1* of t*a>. ?r* not e for ??r? rufi,
- ? hut will TV p?Ul for In fiAHfl on th? buu of i w?nty cidUiin
iiunilrixl. if iwOTri Hr w <>? "* b?fnr? l?t. I??.
rvnKAK 1M MIND thmt m w#r??i *f
- STAR PLUG TOBACCO
will lad towi?r m4 m.Wmr4 m ?r* p*?umf than m Mmn*? wwtk mi mmy
Mbrtk.Mi -Make the test i
s?n^ tM* ?? COX riXBmi. tOBlCCO CO., SI. L?HS l?.
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