The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 20, 1900, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextTT lutmcnally of Kruppt. *Tho total number of peopl* *inp>\v(d by Krupp 1* at prewnt n,7.'?0, of which Vf\.. IH3 ore at l'sson, it.454 urn In t|it? Unison Kteel works fit Mnfldeburx Buekau, 2,720 at the Ccrman shipyards & at Kiel Ami lo.ini lit various sineltlinc eatabllahments nnrt eoal tallica owned by Krupp. The foundation of these ?i KAntio works wan laid in 1S10 by tho grandfather of th?? head of the present firm. Esaen wag then a *mall town V>f 4,000 Inhabitant*.; i( n,,\v has 105, 52H inhabitants The tinn owns a lar^e number of Iron mines, including the jyreai Ullbao mine in Spuln, The tore from the latter is ink' u to the m*a <?pa?t by a railroad owned by the him, . ?nd from there il is conveyed to Hot tenia m by fonr ??f their mvn steamer'*;* Tlift tenting ground for guns is at Mep pen, atni It has a turret range of TV. 000 foet. In IMlrJf tin* great Hruson ? tool works at IttK'kuu wore purchased and three years ago shipbuilding yards "were started at Kiel When they niv completed 7,000 men will be employed at this place, A medical authority says that tin wide introduction of tlic typew liter is having a wholesome effect In reducing affections of the eye. I * ?< 111 n a type writer presents very little strain on the eye in comparison with p<*n writing, whilo tlfe typewritten pare is even a greater relief to person who ha^ to toad it. hy Aa InfrtquMit CflilSe of Nervous Trouble*. If the average woman tried all Hi* ....lime k look a.s pleasant at. 111? i bus band a.r she does at the phologra;dier hhe would die of nervous pi-? .nation In two weeks. Rome follows make a i fa ye ( very time they take ,t drink 1 Thf IIpM *'r cm rlpilou I'm i till!* and Fever Is n t>ottii< of Onovr.'s I A?rri.p.hs j CHll.T. ToNte, It in Spll pi** It "II lllld <|'lbiill" to a t?6t?*leji.s form. \o cisri'.no jmy. rricn 2.V, 1 / V U isn't p^ly (he prodigal wii who ! fcotH (,h? fafted cal f. I n.-I look at t ti?? average. bullet dancer. , 1. ft ill en tiiii Wcnr siior% Ottp ?lzn Aaiuilor jiftei iimiih Alloa's Foot h powder for the foot. Il jii.iUoh IIk!>I j pi ii#?*v tllOOS en; V. ClIU" Mfnlirn, liol . tw^'itlnir, aching fi'ci , ingro ivpi g f1 m 11, ( corn? a iol (>ii ii Ions. Al all >1 r??.'?rI??*?uo ' sh or Atoms, 25a. Tilui puckugo 1111,11 bv nmti. 1 Address A11?ii H Olm^io-t, I.n 11 >v N. Y. , "Some men are so olath ib!et" .-day a J the Mnnnyunk 1 ?:i?U?h?>pIi?'fC thai llo v ran make you llunk they an- d?dnn you r favor by burro win#; jour mOUiy. 'INi Cui'P a ? <>!<} in Out' i>.*t> Titko Laxaiivf. ItiioM > i^iumnk Iaio.i ?, All <1 riixnlf?t-s r?*linnl i lii* moue\ il u (nils to ; cure. E. \V. (inoVK'n sluoalum on eueli ln>*. | Ibc. N'o, Maude, dear, wiini a veasel links it would senrcelv he worth \sliiii to ask a barber n> ru/.or. W? r?fund lOc. for ?'vei v i linkup" <?! I'ii kam Fadkmhk I > \ i i Ii ii i l.nM K' v?i *.ms taction. Monroe I?ra>( ('??., t'ldonvllle, Mo. Bold t'y all ilrugyist1*. "Do you think Mie^e is ;ii-i?. k ?b:T"r snco between fienuiibs and in.^anit v Queried the sentimeuiai mind "\cm: considerable," replied the i > Hie. A lunntie is always sure of his board and lodging." OVARIAN TROUBLES. Lyrti* r. 1*1 tiUlimiti'x V?)(rt>hl(< I'nitipniind (?irm Tlicni Tt?<? I nttrrs from Women. '? Dp.aii Mi:*. I'ivuuam: I write ;<> tell yon ??f flu* frodd l.vtlia 10. I'inU ham s Vegetable < otnpomid h>i& limn mo. I whs side in bed about live wrckfc. The right .side of my abdoineu pained me and wns so swollen and son- tlmt 1 could not walk. 'I'lio doctor told my hus band I would hafc to undergo an opi;rf?*1 ioti. This I refined to do until I had ft\ vr n you r medicine a t t in I. He- / fore I >> n tni<eu A/ hot t !e t h? r, <fl 11 i n tt t> v pan tr> disap pear. I tuu tinned to use your medicine until tin- swelling was entirely pone SYhen t)j?> < low tor came ho was very much surprised ?o( p.ee tue ?o iiiueh J better Mifl* Mutv .Smith. Arlington. Iown " ['Fin Mr* Ptvktmw ! a a <* ?-io!< for two yo ft rs v**1111 "? the < > tn b. :inu Inflanimn?ion of llie o vnrirsi) nri b! u I was 1) I on ted ?frv M\ left limh ^vn\?M stvo!! m_> I '?oiimI i ' : ' j> on ;ny foot I ha?i su- h 1" wr in^ don u |>u.u> I cou'.'l nit' straighten r, >>i v a ' !? iirin*^ Ihe 1*00 in Mill Mll'll sll(H)! in; r V* "'lili fo thr<jyjgh me I 1!. I ? <;n!d fit ' a Utl , t V! \ II 11 - lif I I ?"* ? me * In >11 ir of [.yd .a K I' o ??> in ?? V ? ?? < ??trv poubd iiihI r,ic ;?? u ? . I loikl. -i* V<?1t'ie?- hnrl now ?i:ir i. - ?<> \ out' ^ ?M? tlf rf n I rn?.ii< >??e. i ???> ;? ?? ? vwmiau." ? Mks, hi.wiK Kbva.n, ?>!>.??? il Mich. nL'f-ECTJVH SIGHT. W?rn!uf h) Hoie Who Nefd fl!?i?e* ?.>o V\ill Not lift Tbcro. Itii w defect* (if ?*tvi*nIhiiI w h.rli A I'm nlyil collllUollly ftbuUitlei cd In uihorwrjm healthy person*, and which j CHh bu^inore or less perfectly o\i i CO III O b.V IIU'HIIS of glllSKCM, HI ?' UCjll' bt>;UICijness, fitr sighletlncvi ami Asllg maifain. these are til important, fur ' beside* I lit* dl*couifort a III) KtlHtiVi(ftrfl j of Imperfect night, the IIIvoluntary i f ; fort * which |Ik* sufferer males k? s? ?? Im-mim- ftdnln tho eyes, ami not only i In,Inn1 them, lull also give rise, through | rcrtox a. lion in )n<ad?.hea and var: ! oils nervous dlstuVbamc-H N'eur tdfthlPOtlcHs, short sigh'edness. ' "i hi.vopia an ii m variously called, 1s j a *'<>iii|i l ion of I lii' ?? y i ? 11 a 11 usually a longl honing in < misfiiui-ncc "Vt w ho h . IliO ra.vs nf Iix<>1 i"'' brought l'i a fiti'iiM In front of (ho i'i>lIn.t ami no tin1 j nli|ect Is hinri'i'd, 'I Ii 1H condition may eiist from bi.th ] )1111 Is usually tin* result of to ? . mm h j ami lno early usu of Iho Av I" J ? i In* rimp of k t mient?>. vmrraviTf wo ! ini li w1111 i|n 11in' Hewing. ami so fo'lli I Tim . we may say that putting children j to w ork ai some of Mm* klnderga?tea ? \<? rcbos, sm Ii ii* perforin.tiff and i ilra win.', is In a double seme a sim.i s ghteil prm-cdutc. Many ncai sighted people refuse ii ! wear glasses. preferring 10 dip- ive j i I j themselves of ughl for cvor.vlnug !???- j ' vml ili? n.iic rnilier than to ltiht'o ' I choir personaI appearnnoo. ns tln-v j ili.nli. 'I liis li another short s ghied j ' policy, rm' i>i>b!es lining mmn <>r ^t?'? 1 j Joy of existence, \\ lii-lt 'comes tr in . ! seeing llio beautiful things about an I ! above ii", sncli porv.ins are vrry I ahlo j t.? suffer from Intlainmalion of tin' i eves. produced l?y constant sira u \ less common tie feet i-< long oi far sightrdni"?, or hyprrini'iropia. This Is , !I:** o|i|io<-;t(. of myop a, the i-yi'l? i'l living ilattcncd or shuCeuid. ami ? 1 *?? i i i \m of light > oiishi| ufiv I v not coin ng | a fin i;.< 1?v the time t ln-v I ? ai'li liir icil ua In this ia-o. llio cvf oftrii -omits (In- ih-li i I mori' or h"--i sun I's^fnlly li.v making tin- rry<tal!im' Iimis iumi' | hivi-X. but it ilofs ihis at Hi" ?? nt i iim of iho Muffi'i'n"-i "s ih'I'voiis forcr, and so | v..> often li ii d lirod a n I roii^i->!i'-l i-yis, . J.. a.bu liofi. indite*!ion, ami rvrn &ot l , otis nervous afl'n t ioiiv Tin' ? If'.! t to lorrrct llio vision Is entirely luvol'in tar.v. and rnn be overcome only by llif , lltltlnc of suitable convex kIuss'"' I lie I hit ? ( and most common defect is asi iiiuiaiism. In this condition lliere i> sonie irrej.nlai ily of Ihe snrfai e of the e\e or of the lens, by means of which (he imane as ii reaches 'bo f*e Una distorlcd !' n 11 ??*rl asiigma ti?in Ik a f,-c?iueni i"iuv:o of headache mill oilier nervous disinrtianees. t'ho only relief ii ihe wear,nk' of classes, ai least while reading, writing, or whenever near objects iiti! looked at. \ uuiLi'h L'etnpanion. Inrnirtx a Jake on ? \ cntriloquiM. NT;% ?????;? 1 ???. tin' ven!rl!;Mpti*t. u.is n t.rat praeth nl joker. Several y<+i; h he was on Ihiii r<l a river steamboat, and. Paving made friends with tcii ir'nt'or. was allowed the freedom i>f the i njripo room. Me look a seat :n the ? oriiec. ami, pulling his ]? at down over h.v eyes, appeared loct in re\er!c Preseti 1 lv a certain puii of tin- ii-.i uMiory lii'^rau in < reak. The ?? t?k 1'?'?' iv'id il and went al?ont In-' duties. In the course of a few minute* the <? !???:?U PiU was heard again, and tin- ? 11i tv"*r nt~hed i?v??r, od ? ii?*lMitd. i?? lubricate I lie same crank. A;raiti In- resumed liis |???sl. 1 >? 11 it \* as ?>:i!a few minutes before tin* same r>'?! crank was ctvakitiK louder than "(Jrvat .1 uplter!" In* yclli'd, "The l liiny n b??>\ itched !" Mm it oil win administered. (ml t >i?? oiiK'H'1''!' Im'rjin i?? smell ;i raI I'reiiy Knoll (hi* crank squeaked iicain. u in n. nliI? piiiK "I* b<?! ml M necabe. In- s?ptirl od hall' a pint of oil down the j.?k<?i's l>u? k. There, sa d he. "I niters that <rank won t aqueak him more." Scraps. Pirates of tfac Philippines. The Moros are Porn pirates The ci'ciiiv mure their home than the land. Tney fairly resrl mi the water. f i w tii'ii'ver possible they bn:ld f licit m ti>,- sea nii?:iic tlb-m en p w-s sunk in I lie shoal waters of tiie iriet l i;..s mode of hliilditilt llils lie?*n lo ln.? < <1 ill all the 1'hliippine NlHiid* Mo liniiv.'s, even tf m.les from the ? - n )?.? ins: buiit on piles It seeir.i tu sttc.est :i t ine w lii |i the Malay* wi>re \\a:?*r il wellr: s 1 ;j truth, a backward Klame tli'ouph I'll"- rliows \;\ >. to iiitnpjor 'in- iiinltitmle <, f *lmi.|s hi : he v" ir li .??!<. .i tiii li a ti ii t me i no ..ii-tv ?,i a < ;.-v W rp.Vtv t.? t.Ue t,? Mo- \\? i ~;i:11 At a nrtiment s iw?; . <? ? linKlilt nrx'itH'Mit i ovnr th? I 1 \ytw to !??? ? |> H11* In <v?l"r. s(i, 2J C o n st i pat i on. You cannot possibly enjoy good health un less you have at least one free movement of the bowels each clay. When this is not the case, the poisonous products arc absorbed in to the system, causing headache, biliousness, nausea, vomiting, dyspepsia, indigestion. : Ay^r's Pills are a gentie laxative, suitable for any and ^v?y member of the family. One pill at bed time will producc one good, natural movement theday following. 23 ^nt? a box. All drug|t?i*. " AvDr** Pill* It^ve tfonrjmr and my family great good. They are ry m |f^n Th??# ?? nothing ?? them for " IsiiMtntM."?Mr*. Juua BftOWM, Sir Loth, WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN. Showers and Sunshliif M*ve llelptd lit# ()ro^lug crops. The temperature avmsged siiK^?tl> cooler (huh usual uuiK Hm W66k ending K a m . July Hith , Willi a IIIMXilimm Of 10(1 (It'giee* ?>!? the Mil, mi (I o it* i it i mumV>f *>h tin flu- l or h Thern wero widely neatuw^d light mIiowi'Im curly in the wi'Ck, !? n<1 gen* t-i hI riii11k mi i Iim I 2th uiid 13th. that were needed aml proved very lew* filial wlufe linavy enough In por iioiih of Chesterfield county l:M> tin his fell mi the aft?unoon of tli*? l.'flli, damaging lands l?y erosion The average rainfall for the State wn>, les? than an lii<*It. alui less tliau the nor uia! amount for (lit* name period The Kiotuid previous In ?!??? rain*, wan very haul ami in ninny io< ivlltien the laiufull f<|N . the week wan inmiffl . i?-ni either f^Sth.- need* <>f crops or in piit tlx soil into condition for ciil Ovation, thus delaying the laying by of crops Hall ami high winds dam ( iops ill ('h? i oKcc coilIIIV on Iho t.ili an! high winds did slight dam age hi Itarnwell county on tho I 111*. Tin Wealhcr wax generally favorable for normal < top development, and considerable pi ogress was made iu Killing giass. although many fhlds conlimu' lo be in foul condition. Some localities li.i\tine crops of i hi ii, while in oilici lo< all ties corn Is vellow. soimwhaf filed, and scalded. ,i11? | grassy fl< I<Ih are cotitfjipn There ho,sour, a gem,ral improvement in ill.- condition of rorn during the | week l .ow In ml i oi it is not doing [ v\ell l plaml corn is being rapidly laid bv Cotton is yellow on light soils from j being cultivated when the ground waa | k.h wet, elsewhere it has good color, and fields are generally clean, although j ilie plants lire small in places tirowth ; Hii", slower in the past week than dur? j ing the previous one, bill cotton is j now fruiting well, with but few re* j ports of shedlng Home Ileitis continue 1 grassy ami will be laid by iu such condition Scaisluml cotton Is af- i fected by blight Tobatco has been attacked l>y grasshoppers in Darlington county and by flen* in dorm e county. Cul ling and curing are well underway. The i ; op appears less promising than ln>d Week. Rice ifi doing well, hut the ttrlds aro | unusimllv grassy. Sweet potatoes are ! very promising, eas are doing nicely, i The ? oinmen nil portion of the melon j ? top is poor, but pat* ?? are doing well The minor crops are excellent. Wheat continues to vie... above the j average Oats are less uniform. Hay ing has begun in Charleston county, Negro Shoots White Hoy. (ireell wood, Special Willie Uoree, Hi years old. son of Mr. W, <\ tiol'ee, who lives ubout two miles north of tb?j city. whs s111;t Saturday night h\ a tie gn>, and it ?s thounht he will die. Tin tiegri ex had a barbecue neir Mr (Jo ree's place and invited a number of the white peoplw to c me and partake of the 'cue Young (ioree was among 1 hose who went According to the sto re told here the white peop'e had left the place .Hid tailed home wihuiit there having been any unpleasantne.xs. when a negro named .Iim l'nyne, a inu latlo, apparently about years old. started after theni saying The d n white people bud no biminesM them," and as lie caught up with the crowd in the lug toad a short distance away, pulled his pistol ami Hied five times. IJoree \\;is hit by every ball 11 is right bg was Inoketi ill two places between (Ik- knee and hip and he was wound <:d a!bo in the left leg. Iu the light side .iiid iu the low ci bowels. It is said I here is no possible < hame for his te ? ov ery. I lie Snalc I loatcd. N'i w N o> k Sp". lid.--'1 be North tier in.'Ui l.b.vd s;earner Saale wits floated out of the mud cradle which surroun ded Iter Fifty -six bodies have been lecovered from the Saale. The wreck ing company has begun to float th* Mieinen Most of the ?argo has been taken out and a-< all the bi^; pumps ,i? ?> ie.nl> for use i: is expected that the slii 11 will I >e pjin? 11 out w it h i u t lie next |s hfllll'M Pardons Askc<l I'nr. (.in ,\lt Sw ? mii'v Ii;m; !??? ???\-???! a peti i Km fo, i-ointiiuiitt tciii in lift' i m prison - J tllilll (III* ili'Jlth SOIltilUT nf Jiilo < ? 1 Silll < <>ll\ j< ? <1 <if (11?' lIllli lliT of Ills j I iiiliri U> i> in In- hnngrd ;ii H.tr liiintoil 11! 1 \ .'T'h ?nib*.- saxt'ii by t ho I uijvfiimi I lif1 ???? int> itfl'it-ials ii 1 u n ? >1 i he petition .?nil the i <iin unit a (inn is ??*?? oiiiinonded \<\ (lit* .- < ? I i < itor Tli.- govf trior has '-<? ii if|\i-?l ail ;i ppiicnt ion for pa:? >i<'ii <?!' Siiiah \\ illiiims ?<>u\U*tud of ?I'll l'li> i is a kdoiI deaI uf doubt ii> hri mull T!???>.. applications v !l t'.' a. H',| on ;is six>11 as t:Ue gov? i? i iu>: i an In\ ? ijr.i'i* I h??" ? iisw Chargrs Anainul Maj. Ray. N'oiiw Alaska, via San F*ran i-!??o Special < 'Im r gos bav?? been ttled against Maj I'alritk Heury Ray previous to the arrival of hiigadier general. commanded t ittroopj in Alaska by Oapt. \V. K \Vti?ht of ?-om> P?ii.v J'. Se\Vntli United Stai"* infan try, who in rot urn has i'p?>n subject of a ?ountor complaint by Ray. General Randall is ? xpert??.| to hold a ro'^rt o% inquiry nt Fort Kghort whore Ray id new stationed. Purely Agricultural. A few days ago? one, of ? those In < barge of the annual aTTItfnre ?nrimp ment at Tittnh that thia yew the uathcrtng would be purely^Mtgrloul luial in character. No c*ud\ft*t?9 wMl be Invited and the effort will be made to keep the occasion entirely fr?e 'mm noliti- h An invitation has been >xt?nded to Secretary of Agrirulttar* ''i^on to address the gathering o? -leulti'ral anbjocta. It la bo^H that v SI to* able to accept. Other mm of 'iiinrni* in .lie agricultural world' be invited to deliver eddrtase*. FOR MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER. S" The Best Prescription Is Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic, The Formula Is Plainly Printed on Every Bottle# So That the People May Know Just What They Arc Taking. Imitators do not advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy their medi cine it you knew what it contained. Grove s contains Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless form. The Iron acts as a tonic while the Quinine drives the malaria out ot the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you that Groves is the Original and that all other so-called "Taste Hnnc A 11 nnolucK of other chill tonics shows that Grove's is superior to all others in every respect. You arc not experimenting when you take Grove's?its superiority and excellence having long been established. Grove's is the only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarial sections of the United States. No Cure, No Pay. Price, 500 A wt>mnn may It? n?*n>dl?v?? aboi^i ho-r ape. and yrt boast jhnt sh<* com'* of u very old family. KITK permanently ou i?m1 Nolltsor i crvonn. n?i*s af (?*r IIr<t Uay's u??? "! 111". '? 1 i???"*<? !'?? < Nerve Koetoror.trial b?il I If and 11 rati r ircn I)r. H. II. Ki.ink. I .id , !?;tt Aivli > t. I'lithi, I'.t It's novor so hot but that it ? -nn't bo btill hottor. >1 r*. Wl n(>'o\v'a Soot li ins: Sv rn p lOtcli I ill i cti I I i-etlill)^, no ft piik t lip imi ?"*, r?*?l ?if"" i ii Unions". ? I 'on, allay* 11ui ii . en ro* \-nlw, "Jtir.n l><>111 PIso'p f'ur<> cnniio) (??!> hlcr'i!> ? f I ?s a <( ? 1Kb mrr \V. H'lli'ir . Third ! Ave.. N'., Mluuv ipolls, Minn , .Ijiii. ?>. I!*1'. I ' Alt'ort Itii\\ '"-t "l<>l??do. "11(41, v?\h. i ' UniN Catarrh <*?jr?? ?riv?-.l my \\ r I liirti for part ?mj !;?r.-*. Suit! I>y I >r 7.V\ j A K><nsit)>ri(in man i ha/? s undi r tfop i name of I () Kwc. \x if IixllKPH ion is n !?? ! ?,oni| anion f?i?t 1 i.l of It by rliewini: a I iir > ( dams' I1 mii ! 'i'utli Frutli nJt?? t n:i*li ?! nil. Hlol?bs--''\>'hai mahrs yon think ! KIII?m?uiv is a <|iia<k'.'' S!ni>. oh. i jtlHt lHM'HIIKr lie always W ?:?> dm-lv ! trousers " r\DODC V new niarovKRT: r-r-i %hP |\ | 1 iptiok .H' M?li| OIIIAft MMtn H*ok of toit'uion 1 1 irvl 1 O t! n % *?' Irt?*ftn?? l Vrrr. I>r M. H. Ob KF.N *? KOMI* hi li. Atlanta. Qi EO E. NISSEN cS: CO., G nrl urrrN WAGONS All, KIN IIS Lightest draft, mos durable anil finest finish. Do not take one claimed !o be as good. If not so'd In your town, write iik for prices. \* INSTON-S.ll,i:.1l, N. ( . ''SOUTIIIiRiy dental collf.qe. IlKNTAI l>KI'A K'l'M KNT A I In nlii < ?? Ilrijc of I'l.y .tolling ? ii<1 Sm <11 hist ? oi.i.roK in Matk Fourt^Piivli An ; iiustl *?!?? iih u.'t rJost'H April - to tii r? ii;ntlug In' ht ily of lii ntlslrj kli' 11M *'i I'c for ,11 kloKiip. Aililff* m \V. KOSTKII, llcnn. ? >??? <l.'l linn in II ii I l<l I i?r, .\?l;?i t?. <?'? MKIMC \ li 1)1 PA i TMIINT. Tulano University of Louisiana It* in!mii\In.????? In*' | f m'? t|i*nI 111utriti'llon, I-t!? 1 ill ;cn|>.<- la!?<?! iii?l ul>'Jii<Iani In !!;? hi i u- ? in'i? ii 11- mi ? <|in-'l<'>l l"l ???? ii. i r-8-; tl VM\ : <'.i" iri- H' < ii i'I.v llu'i i'iil n|(|i bi'il* ni'.1 i . | mii?*?tif? <t?rI,imtiv ^|>wUt IiikIi u. Iliili i? , l-li ..i itfilly .1 Hi. I'm .Mill" of Hit? I In- II"J1 i ii Im'k lis -N.m'iii' '-I Nl. I'.CKi. I'ol i-al/i|. K> iJ> ;? Iii| I >| lot nun toil. ji . 1 ? 1 ? psh I'HIil' S K ('IIAIII.K. I. I'i.A*-, I' O III ll ?ll -111. >.??? w Orll'MliS. I.ll. ffitt CHINA DINNER SfcT {' Oif 30c iiaVii' !;vivli:i). 5ooo &EYs ? ii m ni h |.;i<-|.k i:\< i<:m .-kni? i'K.n CM N I .*? I 'i L' ? sl im|'s for tiilurmntUrn. U. S. China Company Dep't ?'V" AKRON, Ohio. MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VA. I In1 MS'jr-Wrd K??klon will < ou? in ?? me Orliibi'l' '2 , I 0 U O. M?*di "nl (Jruilnl (!ot;r-?? F.mr Ycnr*. ?f?? "C IVr ."cj'im. l?v til 'IriUcil 'III vf ?'11 ii ? I'or i harmirou i<\il i i) r?> ivrn Yo . rs $ii I ft i ' o r-e>-fioi). Sn I'.tlni*. lor further n iriirulnrn KlslrpH* < 4 J 15 I *?'!'<> I* II lit S Oil I'li INS, .11. !?., I il II | ?l< ll.'IDN l>, VA. We spr$ai. Contracts Willi THE LAROKST AND MOST ??< Hl'UNHliHK MANUPA< TUR1RH OK MACHINKHY AND Mtl.JL tfUl'i'MBH, ANI> ARK l'HKl'A UK i?TO OF FEB YOU 8KEOIAIi ai?vantaoeh. oun facilities auk blil'OND TU NOME. Complete Ginning Equipments omplete Power Equipments A SPECIALTY W. II. GIBBES & CO., COLOMBIA, - 5. C. kioia ( iiiolliut AutiUta foi lliu St? ?*l AVu> South i rlrV Machinery. VOH.tlKI? A CONN MOTION o: :o:: u rria: :o: :o THE ELLIOTT GIN REPAIR WORKS l urn now prepared lu retuilr and rebuild t oiton Olitn an Otiuoukhly ?i ih* wanwlaoturure tbla t>rat*<l< <>l Wio t>uaitta?* be uudar tb? paraoual ?uj er or nr. W. J. KM.IOTT, wIkililt had fourteen ve.iri of practical a?pi-rlfa<? In IVtildliiK llio KI.l.lOl'l illN, nil J ivho U ?nil known tu uiott ((lu ua'-r* lu till* Ktki*. Now is the Time I Brine Your (tint Befere \ ou Nt?d Tlwm t Copiplelo Olnulo/ fcyttam* equipped vrlih the iiio?t pfrrf.-i-l l'u?tiutalk t'.lovaltu* anil UUtrlhntl v< mi I It a market Hltl; wight cornpletn oil* At* In u*e In thUKlaU. and e?ory ono of tbam ?l? Ing a^kol'ttio xitca'a lion lllKtiiml <<r*tla t f?Klne?. Rollert, Haw Mill*. Cora Mill*. Hrlok Maclilu**, W(xxt Worklug Machinery, Kaw*. I'u.lor*. etc. Wfc". OKXEK; Qulok l>?llTfiry. I.ow l'rtcea and >ti>a?onab!e 1 erm? V. C. BADHAM, IJ26 Main St., COLUMBIA. S. C. A WORLD \/i / /c m Itl X Would bo f ilroivry place. ?Music is hi> In spi ration -a tonic*. You expert t.i? buy hi) or I inno Anno tiiuc NVIiy not now? An Instrument is furniture it's ?mt?r I a i ii 10 eii t, its investment I f you Ket oho nT (>ie S t it nil it i il maKfS ri|iui cnl i il by in'. ? iil not ?>fl'oirt it It will bo ?s t-'on I live years from now, as tint day I on bought i I ? ' ;?r.y Price is Rlgbt. ORGANS $35.00 UP. PIANOS $175.00 UP. fc-r/" H riiv lor t j? 1??I?? t;ii<? ami i criii*. Atldrt-Nx, M. A. M ALONE, Co'umbia. S. C. S a w Mills SI29 TO S929.00 VI Mh Imi'imoil Hope* Riid n?ilt Fefid, SAM'S, l il KS nml TKKTH in Atook. Engines, Boilers nnd Machinery AH K iio?* slut ? foi umi, < It? ft I tifc. I* * ?. licit I n|t. I ojcctor*. I'lpti, \ hU**? uiitl 1 i OMBSRi) IRON WORK" S UPPIYCO, A tut ST A. (i A Wanted for the best eo111 rig book ?r?r I >t>>il*h?il. I,COO <1? ilvnoil Hi York Co., s. ? l.loo tn Au<lVr> *011 1 oiiiilT, WO ('>:?!rl?*sk?P. i.l ifti.M McmOnn ncent selln S"i ? In 0110 wfck. itOO to *10 Of* per di\r sur?. In answering s(at? your ? xppt len. e. If sny. J. L.. NICHOLS & CO., No. 5ll^-l)'i4 ATm'? I! It 111 l<l 111c. AllaiitH, (i*. ACEMTS WANTED I-01 < in in' . M 11 jjii I lloi'ii 1 1 wrnllnlli Cenlnry ?i up of |fi?l!?'cl -1 ,i< ? 141111 Woriii. Largest finit.'k s?liini> ('imhth. Statu Mats l nml Family Hihi ? ?? ?*v<?r lss'n*?J Wr1 to for terms nnd <?! <-i|i>i-H showing wlmt our snlofinen ?r? ?lol (i k llrnai".* !'i m.ttii hh < O, Ailtntn. G?. I? l.'J u that dreadful fiend that threatens the beau tiful sunny south every summer can attack and kill only those whose bodies are not kept thoroughly cleaned out, purified and disinfected the year round. One whose liver is dead, whose bowels and stomach arc full of half decayed food, whose whole body is unclean inside, is a quick and ready victim of yellow jack. If you want to be safe against the scourge, keep in good health all summer, whether yellow jack puts in an appear ance or not, keep clean inside! Use a mild laxative, that will make your bov/els strong and healthy, and k<?cp them pure and clean, protected against any and all epidemic dis eases. It's Cascarcls, that will keep and save you. Take them regularly and y*>u will find that all infectious diseases are absolutely PREVENTED BY 6andy CATHARTIC TMI5 !5 TABLET. 10c. 25c. 50c. ALL DRUGGISTS tat correct *?y ui ton* o? <n>?MUritv of ttatawefc, <B?U4i?t .^?^?g!ISIv JfiftMSk Jft1 Patorewskt currlM off Ttlth him nnir ?f *200,00? when he irtnrnrd hoTTXf nt tb# rtiPi ?f bfs recent tour ot the conn try. Tblft mmjr bt put down amoof (he telMmMac ?spUUa* a* i?ie4 ITTimtlAN U r?efllUt?4 It 50a ??ntron H tkfj ftpir wta* *ri(|?|.a4Tfitl?rT. 9m. If fyt VMir! RAM'S HORN BLASTS. THE manner In which you spend your leisure is de terniining how you will apend eterni ty if ftirt could not htdo its none but devil? would love it. There i? ?u("? life in one fir?ln of wheat vthan thev? In in H hu?h el of chuff. Warm lovo burns further than the keenest Intellect ran plerc#. Some people never firay for a revi val to come at a time when it will in terfere with their work. ^??^he road to heaven Is fry steep to t-hewman who la trying to get there without doing aoy giving. The jnan who never speaks of his religion to public is not getting very much out W It In private. Many people claim to trust in God who tlnd that .they Nwero mistaken when the hankJ breaks. The man who will steal chickens in often found Aiding behind a hypocrite in the church. If it is not .summer in the heart, it because we have turned our liitlo world away from God The comfort of Qod is for the ner ving of the heart before the battle an well as for its soothing afterwards. God now and then suffers one man to be thrown into the lion's den in or der that millions of others may be keid out. It is hard to convince a worldling that a sin da black clear through, ad long ah he can hear gold Jingling In Its pocket. Color Is one of the curious matters ?w liii'ii must b<^ studied by manufact urer.ho Would en til* to the foreign trade. Some recent experiences are of interest. An American linn sent some electrical goods, which were decorated green, to Japan. They did not sell any. No Japanese would bring such things Into his house; it would mean an in vitation to the evil deities. Green is an evil color in Japan. What a Japan ese wants in the articles lie buys la red. A (Jerman employer objected to American inaJhines because, although they performed their work perfectly, they demoralized his men. They were jia'nted In dark colors, and with no bright parts. The men . who Work .around the machines do not have any t>rnss to keep clean or any surfaces to rub. and they jjH'Ih/v. .The German workman needs{jLo-4io' kcpK busy with things of this sort. People on the Isthmus of Panama will not purchase anything with blue spots on it South Carolina and Osorgia Extension R. R. Company. sciii'dui.k no. I'i Efleet 12.01 a. m.. Sunday. Doo. 2?th. Hetwecn Camden, S. ami lilacli* burs, S. C. West. 33 # ?Ca?l. EASTKitN TIM !?-. 'ill < 1hh? 1st <la*s I f 1st Cla?s 2d Class I,o. l-'ri l'assng'r J ' I'asBiig'r l'nshiin'r st/Ti i5Sb. Daily ox. Dailv ex. J ' I?nily ox. Daily ex. Sunday. Sumlay./ Sunday. Sui.day, p. m. p. m. P. in. p. 1,1 8 20 ] 2 f>0 Cnrfiden 1 - 25 ?> 3? 8 60 1 15 DeKalb 12 02 4 50 9 20 1 27 Wnst villo 11 f?0 1 HO 10 AO 1 40 Kerebaw 11 3ft 4 10 11 20 2 10 Heath Springs 11 20 3 15 11 "5 "15 Pleasant Hill 11 15 M00 12 30 2 35 Lam-aster 10 55 2 35 1 00 2 50 Itiversldo 10 40 1 00 1 20 3 00 SprlUKdell 10 30 12 40 2 30 3 10 Catawba Juno't 10 2(1 1220 2 50 3 20 LusH* 10 10 1100 3 10 3 40 Hock Mill 10 00 10 10 4 10 3 55 Now Tort 0 35 8 20 4 45 4 02 Tiffin h 0 30 8 00 6 30 4 20 Yorkvillo '.'15 7 30 C 00 4 35 Sharon 9 <'0 0 50 0 25 4.10 Hickory drove 8 I") <>20 6 35 6 00 Smyrna 8 35 fi 00 7 00 6 20 lilackaburg 8 15 5 30 p. m. p. m. a. i'i a. in. flclu-ecn lihtrkalHirg, S. c., Ht'nd >larlouf N. ( . West. East. 11 33 32 12 EASTERN TIME. STATIONS. 2d Class 1st Cla?s l*t Cla*? 2>l Class Mixed PasstiK'r Paj-stiu'r Mixed Daily ex. Dally ex. Daily Mall* ??x. Sunday, .Sunday Sunday. Suuday. t) i I (j 03 it a JTV- p. m. n. in. p. in. fl TO 5 30 Pla^ksburK 7 48 fi 10 8 30 5 45 Earls 7 32 fi zO 8 40 fi SO PaUr's Hp?*s 7 25 f> 12 9 20 6 yo Shelby 7 15 GO; 10 00 fi 20 l.atlimoro 6 65 10 10 6 28 Mooreaboro 6 48 10 26 6 33 Henrietta C 38 10 60 6 55 l'oro?t City ti '*0 "61 11 16 7 10lbJthnrfordtorii">05 3 2ft 11 86 7 22 Millwood 5 63 3 05 11 46 7 35 (l(il<leii Valley '< 41 2 50 12 05 7 40 Thei inal City 6 37 2 45 12 25 7 58 (Ilrnwood 6 17" 2 20 1* 60 8 ) 6 Marlon 5 00 2 00 p. m. p. m. a. m. p. in. WEST. / <i?iiTnej' Division. EAST. 1st Class * 1*1 Class. 15 13 EASTEHN TIME 14 10 Dally ex. * Dallyex. Sunday. STATIONS. Sunday, p ui h in n in p in 1 00 6 00 lllacksburR 7 50 8 00 1 20 0 20 Cherokee Kails 7 30 2 40 3 40 6 40 (iaffney 7 10 2 20 p. m. a m. **?*?*?? iu. p. m. drain No. 32 l?>avlnK Marlon, N. at 5 v ro., making close connection at IllaekshuriT. S. C.. with the Southern'* train N<?. SO foi Char otte, N. C.. and all points Enid* and connec-ting with the riontbern'e veatlbttla g>? log to Atlanta, Oa., and all points West, and will recMve passenger* roin^ East rom tralr No. 10 on the CAN W. R.R.,at Yorkrllle,8. 0? at 8.45 a. m.. and connects at Camden, 8. C., with the HouthernVtrato N<v 78 arriv ing In Charleston, H. C.f at 8.17 p. ro. Train No. 84 with passenger coach attached, taarlng Blaokabarg at 5.30 a. ro., and con necting at Rock Hill. ?L-Cm. ?ltn.ihn Souths ?rm'm giorfcta wain for an porct* Bourn. Train No,. 88 leaving Cate<W. h? 18.50 p.m. .after tfca arrfcral of the So CtarlMtM train ooi wit*thai* 4C.Oataw with tha 8. A. I*., gotag Bait, a1 O., wtth t?9 8ooth?fB'? . V. C.. aad *0 art Mil*, K C. *P1 ???.*??!*

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