The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 27, 1900, Image 4
\ B*lf a Mile ol (table*.
*'ftaby boulevard* is the popular name
of tho long stretch of broad cement
walk which 8kIlls tho west edge of
Lincoln Pui'k, fronV North avenue i?>
Center street, in Chicago, An ol?nor?
vsnt umit, walking south, passed twen
ty>alx baby bungle* ami mot ih!rly-two;
In two buggies were howling twins, a
I/Inroiii park policeman Is authority for
the statement that, there are more ha
bleu trundled over this walk than over
any other length of sidewalk in tho
City. He Alt lit In one day lie checked
up 11M fqnrt fathers, (lQtthg mother*,
nurse maids and small brothers and sis
tern shoving baby buggies, u i ea i.s,
wheeled (.-hairs and perambulators over
the cement tdabs. "And that was only
five hours during tho whole day. I lut
was on a Saturday. on Sundays tlmv
come In droves."
Plumes ol the (llnnl ,Moa.
Government naturalists are much ex
cited over the arrival'of lite National
{Museum of some feathers of that won
tierful bird, the moa, wbieh are the
?rnt over discovered. When it is con
/ddercd that this fowl was probably
the largest bird that over existed, at
tabling a height of fourteen feet, ami
n weight of 1 ,*hm? pounds. Otie realizes
In Home degree the Interest that must
attach to Hitch a "llml." l''or the moa
became extinct a Ioiik time ago some
authorities .say as much as ,ritM> year#
tigo, though thero is no absolute ccr
(talnty on that point and. inusniucli mm
HO feathered creature resembling it
seems ever to, have lived in the world
before or dlnoo, any facta that throw
light upon Its history are eagerly
?ought.
? The reason why the fent tiers tn cpica
lion are known positively to be those
vg fesrccv! a'
Inched to a piece of sliln whleh si ill
bung to some bones that were readily
recognizable as having belonged to a
tnoa. They were discoveied in a cave
In New Zealand. Washington ' 'oi ro
fcpoudence Chicago fl'rlbui.o
Prof. Walter Wilson,
Of the Savannah High Sehonl, says:
"I feel it my duty to testify to tho won
derful curative properties < f Totteriiro.
It has cured in a few days my nofii,
whoae feet has been very badly aflhet
ed with soma stubborn i-kin trouble,
after having used a number of re rue
dies without any bem-lit ' ,'tiie. at
druggists or by mail from .J. T. Shup
trine, Bavunnah, C?a.
' At l.atv Ovfr n Cnt.
A curious suit to tlulon.ttutt th?? own
ertddp of u cat tins Jusl <? 11 ? I? I nl
lllnffton, I ml. Mrs. Miko Imlly, of
that placc, wh.h ilu* mviiiT of a tart;"
Thomas which wiih refueled as n nic;il
fatully l*'t. without imisr, so Mm,
Dally u Ilexes, tho cut M rayed lo lli?
tiotnse of Morris Sawyer, nii'l took up
his qtinrtors there, foiv^iUlnt; Mrs.
Dally. l>oinand amis mule on Mis.
ISawyor for tho Htirremh r of the cat,
?ml fcho peremptorily refused Then re
plevln proceedings wen- Im*;;iiii, and at
an expem-io of $i!0 Mr>>. imily p?t ?
writ, ? iiltd a coiistnldc went alter the
jvayttard Thomas ami carried him hack
> ^o^the Daily domicile in triumph. Mis.
Sawyer threatens to carry the litiga
tion to determine the ownership of the
cat to the Wells Circuit Court. - Cin
i clnnatl (0.) Ilmiulrer.
V
millcuB?"Women are all curious."
CynlcuH?"And yet the most curious
thing In the world Is a woman who
has no curiosity."
T? <'nrr> a Coltl In One l?nv.
'J'akH I.AIAI'IVK PlIOMO yi'IMINK T*IU.I.?.
All ilriiKKl^tH rotund lln? mmim- It It rails* to
cure. E. W. Obovk'b ?l|;iiiit?ro on iMieli liu*.
Mc.
Wli?n n follow kIvi*h ?in I. l>, U. ho t>?
COIllPH n mill) of note. Ho. .'id.
Painfk
\
Periods
mro ovoroomc hy Lyrists ?.
Pinkham9 & Vosratub/e
Oompounrf.
Fifty thousand fonppy
women tostlfy to thfa- fn
grmtmfut letters to Mr&a
Pinkham?
i Menstruation In ?
movere strain on a wo
man's vitality, If Si la
painful sont<D(??irrg I ft
wrong whloh
LytfU E. Pinkhjm'j Vegetable C.ompotind
will promptly set right; If
?Xoess/ve or frroguJar
wrtto to Mrs. Pinkham,
Lynn, Mass,, foradvloo.
' Cvldmnom abounds that
Aft ii. Pink ham's adfvlco
mmdlolna havo for
boon holplng
fo bo strong. No
mtlvloo Is so un~
wmrylngly moourato, no
mihmr modiolus has suoh
our
ysmrs
nio b(
OILER
Pipe an? Fittings
II lo Stock
Cut ?nJ Ship Quick.
Alti>
aid Bo I.t Works and
- - Augusta, (ia.
ASSAILANTS JAILED,
'Hie Two Ncgroo* Who Attempted
Outrage In Horeace.
Florence, Special The iwn uegioc#
who nit cm pt ed a rap? at l he national
cemetery on Monday In#' me now In
the hand* of the Hherttt. The governor
ha* ordered this officer to protect the
prisoners at all routs The citizens
Hi'tt Iik^iihhI ngnim! all the off let-in of
the law for cheating them out of ven
geance. The negi'ofvt were pursued re
lentl?.4>Klv for live (lava hy men from
Florence Mariwn, Williamsburg Hii <1
I Horry. Thtiy Mem ruptured Saturday!
' morning by ex Hherlff Wall of Ma|^a
through watching the abler of one of!
i the fugitives taking food to the
Mvami>- j
The iHgroee made a deliberate fight
for a time l>ut. one was mortally
noun-led. They are lames Clink and
John Livingston. Sheriff ICvana of
Marion took charge of the men alter a
hi iff nuiUaiieu and notillcd Sheriff
Mrl.endon of Florence. Sheriff Me.
l.eudoii tried to keep the arreat quiet
Inn it leaked out and a large crowd
attempted to go to Marion on a ?pe- i
ciai train but the sheiiff gave them '
the ullp, The eiowd gol a spe<$nl !
train and followed the sheriff's .special I
leu minutes later, according in rail !
i Mini i ulea. ^
When the citizens arrived at Marlon
Hoy loiiud I he prihoiiei'K in a car
thoroughly guarded. The crowd say
the sheriff promised |o tiling them
hack to the Florence Jail and on KU?h
a promh.o 11*4!y tinned peat ealdy. A
larg?? crowd gathered at the depot in
the afternoon, hut the Hherllf's Kpecial
Vvv.Vvv\.
(!ov. MeSweeney cainti down from
('hesterllold an I addressed the erowd
from the ,la4 old house. lie said lie lie
li"\e<l I Ionin e would stand hy law
and ord?r. lie pointed out the ncecs
s-.ily for defending tin- law aitd said he
would have the men brought hack
lieii'. and jailed if the crowd would as
sure them protection. The crowd
cheered.
State Senator liderton then followed
in a apc-celt which aroused the lire in
The crowd and tlfev yelled for the re
turn of the prisonciH t<* Floience. Tlio
Timmonsv il le (Juards < nine up by the
governor's orders through Sheriff Me.
I.cudon and wope greetid with boot i
This sent i liM'li I Is believed lo be that
of only a portion of the people and
many lending citizens fell sure that
the prisoners would be i.,ifn here.
Pressure win brought to be?.r on tlov.
MrSwerney to return The Tlmmons
\ iire"*!;uiiids on the evening train but
in faee of I lie demons! rat Ions and
hpeei lu-a declared IhaL he could not. do
it and that hating been naked for by
the aherlft they would be under that
officer'.; orders.
A telegram was sent to Sheriff Mc
l^ ndon a'. Marion to hold the prison
era there for further orders.
Mayor Malloy has offered all th?
city's powei in to operation with
Sheriff Mel.eiidon. The crowd insist i
that the parties are guilty of the at-I
tempi and diould be dealt with as well
as If the crime had been colli 111 11 twd. |
While the law penally would lie only!
a few years in the penitentiary. P'lor- j
ence 13 gn at ly excited
Old tvtl to Marlon.
A' L' o'clock Sunday morning (}r)T
MrSweenoy in i'ivr?| ;i telegram from
Sheriff McLendon of Florence county!
and P. A WIIIcon. Kmi . of Kloivinr !
request In;; him lo order the Timmons
\ i 111? (InardH. now at Florence, to hi >
sent to Marion at nnrn for the furthei i
protection of (,he two negro rapists
now incarcerate! in the Marion jail
I h'' governor immediately wired th*? f
aul horit i?i? <'f lht? Atlantic Const Line:
to furnish the TiUimonsv ille CSiiards a
special train to take them to Marion,.
liiilainiK at the same lime Ins detei*
initiation t?? do all in his power t<> pre- '
\?? n t a I \ 11 < h 111. A telegram was also,
sent the inptain of the 'ritntnon.sville
(iiiards ordering; him to take his com- j
pan \ In M.ii ion on the special train,
provided for their transportation.
Supplii'H for Militia.
liov MrSw cciiev has heen notilied l>>
i lie war department that this State 9
1 eipiisilion for supplies for the militia'
forces had been honored and that >up
pl;cr. worth in tin* aggregate $;.,7.vx ii.'l
would he sllipeil ;il oiler These stip
plio.i jn 1 Indo iilioiil SftO hlou is, with
?aps and leggings. The new mateiials
will not he nlitainoij In fore tliey are
needed Several lolllpatlleH of t he
Pass* nger Train Wrecked. a,, ?
Inderson'A Confederate rtonumenl.
\ ndet Mim. Speej:i| Tile di'fiiKU for
the < "on fe-ferri! e HiontllN'Mlt ts POW oil'
exhibition. The montunent will he
high \ -oldier in private's unt- '
foiin will miriiiimni the rhaff '('he'
e;i.st die uf the pedestal Will he given
lo .lit Mini I I pi ion to tie selerteij by a!
? ommM (<??? of the Sons of Confederate
\ etei;in - I m the West > will I"' .1
li'-t of 11i?? most important battles in
which the boJditis from this countv
fought On I!ie nil die w ill he cut
a l ? present.1^1 Ion <.f -t.n ked tines w;th:
the Miononi.iin "C. S. V and below
in l.il i;e letters Our < 'on ftvieril t O ;
Pead." It is hoped to lily the i oilier- .
f.toiie next Thank4 giving day and 1111
\wi! the monnment Jtiuu ly 11*01.
< Irconwood's Preparations.
(ireenwood Special The annual ro- !
union ot the South Carolina division!
of I nited Confederate Veterans, to be j
held in this eity August 1 and 2. will ,
lie tile biggest gathering Greenwood [
has ever had. and promise to he tho
irnx-t Biie? essful reunion ever hehl In j
the State. The p?n>p|o are. talking i
about it. to use a hackneyed MApre*. j
slon, "from the mountains to the sea
Ifoard.'' <Ireen-wnod Is doing all that
could be ex peeled <*f her in the day of
preparing for the visitors.
Spartanburg'* Sirccl Cars.
Spartanburg* Street C-ar?
Spartanburg. Special.?Three of the
flvr cars which have already arrived
tor tho Plcctrtr railroad W6fo placed
on the track on KaM Main street Mon
day. The car* will ho operating from
Spartanburg to Olendale in the next
few days. These cars are from the La
clld? Car Company's factory in St.
IxmiIs, Mo., and are of th^ latest and
best make. The length of the ears are
29 feet each with a seating capacity for
28 persons, hut using the platform*
and alslea, 60 persons can be accoiuno.
dated la traveling.
Hue Brette?"Bh* boaata that eht
Las unulhftr new paft " Cora !>h?e ~
"Y?a. abe't Juut benn parted fro? her
huHhand."
'I lie Ural I'rvirrlpltou for Chills
iilxl i-'oxfir I* h bottle of OMOYa'a Tiiiiluii
Cum.'. Ton 10. It la Hlcopltt Iron and oulitlno
rtiL No our*,uo pay. Prlc?M<x I
In a taatelciili form.
Ho Ih indeed h fool who, when he
un't k>-1. hia breath. ruitu to catch it
[ Notion Two trAfftllng a&learneo winitMUD each
| Matn Salary and PipM. ai'tr, MparlMica UDnai ?B
fc?ry. PocAfeuntaaToLac'Cv VVlt?, lla<Jford I'll/, V*
j Blobbn "You Hay you don't know
thai Hho Iovph you?" IJloblm?"?*8; out
I II muke her ahow her band." "How?"
"I'm koIhk t<? preaeut her with a dia
mond ring"
I'tfNAM 1'A' Ki.Ktn 1 >yan do not Main tho
hand* or Mpot the kettle. Hold by all drug- j
K lets*.
WIkk "I always drink beer wllb I
fi< ^h' Wlttftft?"A combination !
Of llOpK, I KUppOHO."
Mappings cannot t>? bought, but o#? of
ih?? xrt-.it hlndrmx-ns to Ith attAlomnnt can
bo roinovod t?y Adman' Tuttl Fruttl.
No, Maude, dear, there Ih no alml
Iki*Ity hot wren tho eggplant, tho chk-V
wced and tho crocus.
F I I S permanently cured Nohtaor netvou*
ra*s Hfttir ft rat <t? y'* iiie of I' r. Klln#'? (lriwl
N?*r\? Hont trlai and treatUafree
I>r. It. II. Ki.ink. I.td , tfll Arch Mt. I'htla. Pa.
I.o.nt, strayed or Htolou--a oool wttva
I Mil Von K v?r Hun Acroaa
an old letter- Ink nil fivded out 7 Tonldn'l
have betm i arU-r a Ink for ll doesn't fadt>.
Tho flustered bride tiHually baa all
sort a of prestjntH except preaenco of
mind.
f.rtilii-a Onn Wear Nhom
On# nlzo manlier uftar ualng Alien'* Foot
l.nan, u powdar for tho faet. It makes tight
Ait Ji?w ?a.tV Ihirjui h ut ol lofi IjX>1
hwi'hIIhk. aehlntf' feot, Ingrowing ??H*.
ooniHithd lot nit>n0i At nil druKvlnts and shoe
H'?ri-a, afto. Trial p?oka?? FHKK by moll.
Addresrt Alien M Oliaatod, I.e Hoy, N. Y.
Hoax "Skinnum Ib quite successful
at jumping board hilla." Joax?"Nat
urally !!<! was born In leap year."
\Y . II (irH'Iln, .iMokxiti), Michigan, writes:
"suflored with Uatarrb lor flftoon yearn,
IIuII'm Citlurih Curo cured in?." Hold by
Pru^KlstH, 7.V,
Mr#. Wlnslow'nSoothluu Syrup forotilldrro
li'Ol ItiriK. aciftwna llio k'Uiiin, rwlucea Inflamtnn
llon, nllnyn i>nlii, ciirox wind collo, 25c.a bottl<\
1 do not Iir1i<>\ r Pino'a Curn for Consumption
Iimh mi i-uunl lor <'<Ho<hn nnd oolda.- Joiim K.
l;o v t- ii. 'I liu 11 y Spring*. I nil., Fob. Ifl. 1000.
KW CHINA DINNER SET
For 20c. i? and'haVnth i?.
5000 SETS8WiXrn
lll'.NT of IIRI'ICHim('K9. KKNl) TKN
OK NTS in V<> for Information.
U. S, China Company,
Dep't "Y" AKRON, Ohio.
Slow
growth
of hair
comes
from lack
of hair
food. The
hair has
no life.
It is starved* It keeps
coming out, gets
thinner and thinner,
bald spots appear,
then actual baldness.
The only good hair
food
y o u
c a n
buy
is ?
I t
feeds
the roots, stops
starvation, and the
hair grows thick and
long. It cures dan
druff also. Keep a
bottle of it on your
dressing table.
It always restores
color to faded or gray
hair. Mind, we say
44 always."
$ 1.00 a bottle. All druggltt*.
"I have found your Mixir Vigor
to ho the best rcuu'dy I havo over
trlnd for th? hair. My hair wu?
falling out very had, so I thought
I would try a luttllo of it. 1 find
used only one hoi tin, and my hair
fitoi)|>rd falling out. and it In now
real thifk and lonj '*
NANCV .J. MOl.'NT?AATI.K,
July 28, 1898. Yonkera.N. Y.
4
WrHm ihm Dootmr.
Iln will innit jron Ills l>ook on Th?
)Ulr nuil Hoatp. Ask him any ques
tion you wlsli atK?it your hair. You
will rtu'olv* a prompt answer frwe.
Atldrtm, 1>?. J. C. AYKR,
l.owall, Mass.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VA.
Tito MlKly-'I'htrrt Rcmlon Mill <0111
luence Orlobrr3, 1900.
Modlcnl Graded Comma Four Yearn.
P?r 8e*Mon, Omded Con mo 'I'hrer
Yearn, ?|VV<m J'?r I hftriuaooutlca'
' our ? Two Ycft-n. |(V\0u l'?t fc#>iou. N?
Kxlra*. Kor furtho- imrlrulurn Addrrn
riiHift'roPiiRK ronPKi.vN, n. ??..
Dean, ltICII9fONI>, VA.
That LIMIo Book For Ladlot,
AMUR MAHON, Kcu-JiKSTrn. N. Y.
TALKED INTO IT.
Don't allow yourself to bo talked Into buy
ing a shoddy job to save a dollar or bo wnon
the b??t 19 on sale in evnry town in the
South. Did you ever think how easy it is
for some people to be talked into a thing?
SKK OUR A0KHT OR WRIT* OIRKOT.
ROCK HILL
BUGGY CO..
ROCK MILL.S C.
WUNCHESTE mm
FACTORY LOADED SHOTGUN SHELLSjf B|
"NewRlval," " Loader, " a?</ "Repeater
Intml upon having them, lake art other* and you will get the beat mhelln that money can boy.
ALL DEALERS KEEP THEM.
PP
G
EO. E. NISSEN 6c CO.,
WAGONS
1*1? mi fncf ii ror*
ai.i. Knns
Lightest draft, most
durable and finest finish. l>o not
take one claimed to he as srood. If
not sold In your town, write us for
prices.
WIMITON>.SAI.Kn, N. ( .
We special Contracts
WITH THE L4BOB8T AND MOST
Hi?ONflinr.k manufacturkiw or
MAOHlNEllf AND MIM. ?UPrMK8, AND
AllK 1'AKi'AhKD TO OFKElt YOU HPKOIAL
ADYANTAOKB. OUU FACILITIES AltJi
bKCOND TO NONE.
Complete Ginning rquipments
omptete Power Equipments
A SPECIALTY
W. II. GIBBliS & CO.,
COLUMBIA, - A C.
foul* ('urcllujft ak>'?u for thv BUtl A'rte xoutk
1 iUk MttihluMf>
IIAVlMi fOHMKH A (OMNKCIlOm
o::o:: u rni ::o: :o
THE ELLIOTT ,
N REPAIR WORKS
I ftui now prepared to repair an4 rebuild C otton
Mm an tiii>r?u(thl> ? ? ibA iim'iuf totiirtir*. Thle
branch of tho butlneni be under the personal tuper
virion of
Dir. W. J. I I.I.IOIT,
who bat had fourteen your* of practical a i fwrleaoo
In 1'iillillHK tli? KM lor r OlN, alid who U well
known ?<? ino*t tflu tu Mlo'hl* KUte
io>" Now it the T.mai Brlnf Your Gins
Before You freed Them I
< Complete Olnnlng Hyjtenm. eqgtpped with the
tdutl pei fw;t l'n?uiu?tlc Klevatliiif and l>i?trlbiitlng
h? ?t<-ut? <>n iUo inarkt t Mtxty eight rornpleto ouf
fli? In u? ? In till*Statu, and vtory One of thetu tftvtng
al>?ol>?lt> ??t'?l? Ifon
l!ii<he?t tirade Kniclurt*, Holler*, H\w Milt*. Cora
Mill*. Brick Machluc*. Wood Working Machinery,
Ikwi. IU>lrV* eto.
WK OKVRR: Qulok l>e)l?r?ry, Uiw Price* end
it??*on*bl? Tertii*.
V. C^BADHAM,
IJ26 Main SI.. COLUMBIA, S. C.
A WORLD
without MUSIC
G
WouUl bo a
<lrot?ry place.
. Alu*ill l? M-ii I n.
HplrAllon -a tonlo.
Yoo expcict to
buy mi ortcftii or
I tano c?m? tlmo
Why not nowV
An Instrument
Is furniture* it's
enter I ft i it in o n t
Its invostinor.i.
If yon Rot O'.p <>7
tlu> S t ft ii (I h r (1
tnnkos r>-pro ont
i-tl by ni", hkk will
not uffcct it. Ik
will bo KB UOOtl
tiro yohrn from
now, ftk tno cmy
you bouK'it
My Price is Right.
ORGANS $35.00 UP.
PIANOS $175.00 UP.
| *y" Urllc for C'aUlo|(Uc and Teriur,.
A ?l <1 rri?N,
M. A. MALONE,
Columbia, S. C.
ITTKMTION Is r??c IJ J If you mention
I tills i>a[tt;r wlinn writing ftd v?u1moi>. No. 30
DROPSY^
mm* Hook oi testimonial m
NEW DI8C0VBRT: *1tm
quick relle' *nd cares worst
md I () ?ln) ?' treatment
Free. Or. X. B. OREEtt'A ?UN?. Box 1. Atlanta, 0a
OOITRHOR BIO NI;CK CURIil).
The i oil of k <iulok, th? euro in certain.
Knr ti.-irllcuijii M enclosu Btnmpto
Oil. It. A. I'l.N K 1.1'.V,
iitfvrr. IU-l' t. M-. IIUSUNKI.'., II-U
I>r l'luk 1<>>- eonics well rrc<nnintinilo<t.
MKHIOAIi DICPAHTMKN V
Tulauo University of Louisiana.
Its ndvnntnvOB for vrnrtlcul instruction, both
in /wiijiIk In bornto lcs ami ubitndnut bosjllnl
mniorifvlH firi' uii< <|iinllod Kroo nocefls Klven In
I ho great Clinrlty 11? >m j Ital with liOJ bodnand
.10,C>0) patients rmtninlly Npoolnl Instruction la
(flvnn ?1nlly nt iliu bodsldo <>f Die wick. Th<> nox I
session boK<ns Nuveml?:r Int. r.*K). Korcntnb'KUs
mid Information. nddroes rnop. 8 K. CllAILI.B,
M L>., 1)kan. 1'. O. DrnwerCOl. Now Orleans. La.
AGENTS
Wanted (or the best
selling book ever
published. 1,000 <!?
llveroil In Vork Co.,
h. C., 1.100 In Ander.
son Comity. U0o In
C'barlostcn. 1.13'.';n Memphis. One agoni eells
8ft') In olio wook. M <X> io *10.00 per "lay tmi.
In nunweilnt{ ftnto your rxporlenon, If any.
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No. 912-924 Ausioll It u lid I iic* Atlanta, (is<
SOUTHERN DENTAL COLLEGE.
DRNTAL DEI'AKTMKNT
AtlnntH Cullri'i' of I' liyrloliino mill Kiircfonn
Ol OKBT I OI.I.Mir IN STATK KvlirtTII'll All
tillltl Hoaslon Iip?l|i ?> -t ?; ? ?:??*??? Aolil JWtll
?I hos*. ??( iitriiiji n'loj: ;li<> hi <ly of l>>-iill-lry
should wilio lor en nloguo.
Address s tV. K<'STICK, I???n.
(I'MkI Iiiiii in ItiiIlilIn>:? Alli? 11ii, (in
. . ,
BUBONIC PLAGUE,
ASIA TIC CHOLERA,
YELLOW FEVER,
all begin in the bowels. It's the unclean
places that breed infectious epidemics, and
it's the unclean body?unclean inside?that
"catches" the disease. A person whose
stomach and bowels are kept clean and
whose lfcfer is lively, and blood pure, is
safe against yclloiu fever, or any other of
the dreadful diseases that desolate our
beautiful southland. Some of the cleanest
people outside are filthiest inside, and they
arc the ones who not only "catch" the
infection, but endanger the lives of all their
friends and relatives. There's only one
certain way of keeping clean inside so as to
prevent dicease and that is to take CASCAKhl S. h'ertect disinfectant and bowel
strengthened. All diseases are
PREVENTED BY
CANDY
CATHARTIC
THIS 14
Trti
T/l
I fc* 25c*
50c.
ALL DRUGGISTS
w niiMiiiy humim?, i fW?y ??!<?!<? ?majui ? *omt himmi
a3r?=?l!33?iS=aH?i
TO PHAMB BHIDB'8 PICTURE,
llot* ? N?w Chicago Matron K?iucm<
tf*r?d Her Vrteud*.
A out Chicago bride who was go
UK out of town to ll*o distributed
photograpliH of herself ami farewell
gifts to her relative and friends and
had thi'in framed in a unique and at
tractive manner. Thoy wore to he
mounted uuiicr kIu*'*' In the manner
familiar to all and known as passo
partout, but instead of the usual mat
of linen or cardboard ahu used a ma
terial which wus especially appropri
ate, and one which made frame a* well
asas picture worthy of beiug pre
Hwrvi'd among I the family heirlooms,
Tho picture Vtrt^b ^ ?' navo her
mother had a mat of\the white tatin
which had been used ujr hei wedding
droaa, and mro&a one comer- ..wan a
bit of tho lace with which tho\hesa
wan trimmed. To a lister she vavo
it picture also mounted in the w\ilc
uatin, but with a <(t\sign of oran
blossoms embroidered upon It, white
tho mount for the one given h*r uij/fid
of honor was (tf the white fiatlr^^ni
broldered with a graceful bpray t>(
brldo roses. Friends b'ss n?ar re-**
reived pictures mounted wllh tho
goods which had gone to make th?y'
different gowns of her troussseati. The
mount m a do from tho material of her
"golng-awfey gown" had forget-me
nots embroidered in small scattered
sprays, wtylo nomo of the silk and
figured Roods were made up plain, be
ing sufficiently decorative in theni
belvea. In each ease the mounted plc
turo was bound in the glass with a
narrow strip of soft leather in a shade
to correspond with the color of tho
mount. Upon the back of ouch was
plainly written the n.tino and date of
tho wedding. It is needless to statu
tures alono never could have boon,
and It is safo to predict that other
bride;} will follow tho graceful fashion.
1 ?Chicago Chronicle.
It is mii ill wind that blows nobod.v
any good. A mild ease of tin1 bubonic
plague in one of the eofl'ee centres of
Itrazll res'iilted in a rise yf <?(> per cent,
in eoffee prices inside of three months.
The industry is said to be jiow in a
bettor condition than for some time,
and with (!)<? very marked increase in
the use of ItrnKflian coffee In the
I'nited States, prices are likely to con
tin no at the same level
Double Daily service
Between New ' ork, Tampa, Atlanta, New
Orleans and Points :'onth and West.
IN Kfc'KICOT Jl'MC 1 !><><>.
SOUTIlWAltD. ^
Dally ^ Daily
No. :?l No. 27
I,v. Now York,Ponti. lt.lt. 1 00 I"'1 12 ,mi
Lv. Philadelphia, " '? 3 25) pm 7 20 am
Lv. Uallimoro. " " 50 pin ft 34 am
I.v. \Va?-ltii?(<to??, " " 7 00 pm 10;V> iim
l.v. ItN'limoml, S, A. I>. 1" 4" pin 2 3;? I1"1
I.v. Poii-rsburK, 11 " 11 35 pin :130 pm
LvTlU'lKewav l> t. '? 2 25 anf 6 17 pin
l.v. liondorooii, " 2 53 ittii 0 40 pm
Lv. ltalclKh, " 4 0<3 am 7 60 pin
I.v. Houthern riricn, " 5 57 ani 42 pin
No. 403
l.v. 1 lain lot, " 0.r0am 10 32 pm
No. Ill
I.v. Columbia. ? " 10 35 am 12 5j am
Ar. Savannah, " a 67 pm 5 00 am
Ar. .lai'k.soi) viilo, " 7 40 pm !> 10 am
Ar. Tampa. " 6 30 am u 3'J pm
No. 401
Ar. Charlotto. " _ 5)31 am :
1 ,v.('i7oVt<:r, " 0 52iim
Lv. (Iroonwood, " 11 42 a n
Lv. Athens, " 1 4S pm
Ar. Atlanta. .5 " 4 00 pm .^.
Ar. AiijjiikIh, C. ?V W. C 5 10 pm
l.v V w York.N.Y.P.A N.+ H 00 am 0 00 pm
l.v. Philadelphia, " 10 20 am II 20 pin
l.v.N'-w Y??rK.<?.D.8.H.<'< t 3 00 pm
I.v. It iltlmoro.lt. K.P.Oo t 0 30 piu
I v. Wa^h'ton. N.tVNV.S.ll 0 30 pm
No. 403 Nil. 41
I.v. Portsmouth, B. A. I.. 0 20 pm y 30 am
Lv. VNi-ldou, " 12 05 am 12 01|>m
No. 31
T.v. I'tiilficway Jet. " 2 25 am 1 20 pm
I.v Henderson, " 2 53 am 2 13 j in
l.v. ItaleiKli, " 4 00 am 3 51 pm
I.v. Southern Pines, " 6 57 am 0 12 uuS,
No. 403
l.v. Hamlet,
0 50 v :n 7 3-) opl
No. 31 No. W:
tit -if. 1 ?! fiK .> .t.
I.v. Columbia. I " 10 35aiu 12 55 am
Ar. Kavikiii.nh, " 2 67 pin 5 00afn
Ar. Jacksonville, '? 7 40 pin 5) 10 am
A r. Tampa, " 030 am 6 80 pin
No. 403 No. 41
Lv/Wilmington, " 3 05 [tin
Ar. Charlotte, " 0 31 am 10 20 pin
l.y.i hosier; _ ?? i) 52 am 10 65 pin
l.v. Greenwood, " 11 42 am 1 07 uiu
I.v. Athens, " 1 48 pin 3 43 ni0
Ai Atlanta, ? " 4 Oi) pm ('? 05 am"
Ar. Ati^u-t'n, ?V W. C. 5 10 pm ........
Ar. Maoon, ('. nl (In 7 20 pin 11 10 am
Ar Mnntfjom'rv.A.AW.P. 020 pm 11 00 am
Ar. Mobile, I,. A N 3 05 am 4 12 pin
Ar New Of lean*, L. >1 N. 7 40 am 8 30 pm
Ar. Nashville.N. ..VSt.L 6 40 air 6 55 pm
A r. Memphis, " 4 00 pin 8 10 am
NOHTHWAIU).
l.v, .Mi'inpl'in.N.C.A St.I,. 12 45 Din 8_45 pm
I.v. Nashville, ~ ?? 5) 30 am*" ^5) 1*0 am
I.v. Naw Orl?u??, L. AN, 7 45 pm 7 45 pin
l.v. Mobil*, I.. A N 12 20 am. 12 20 am
l.v. Montx:m'ry. A. A W.P 6 20 am 1120 am
Lv. Macon, C.~of(in.. .7. 8 0 am 4 20 pm
I.v. Augusta, C. .V W. C. 0 40 inn
^ No> 38
Lv. Atlanta, ? H. A.L. 100 pm 0 00 pm
Ar Athens, " 2 60 pm 11 23 pm
Ar Qreonwood, " 4 44 pin 2 05 am
Ar. Chester. ^ CJZMjpm 4 30 nm
I.v. Oharlottff. ' 6"30 pm SOtTnm
Lv. WIlmldKton. " 12 05 pm
Mo>44 So. 66
Lv. H.mlot, 9 05 pm J* am
L?!**???ibariiPui<*, " 10 00 pm 10 05 am
Lv. Kalel#b, '' l}?nm
Ar. Henderson, 12 tP ?ro 1 18 pm
I/r."TOdgew*y'Jot? " _ 1 20 fctn 1 45 pm
LT7Ttiewbur*?. " M2pm
j l nnVlTiiiii 1. *' ft IS am 6 40 pi|.
Ar. Washington, P. B. R. 8 46 am 9 30 pm
Ar. Mtloort. " " 10 08 am 1185 m
Ar. Philadelphia, " " 12 30 pm 2M<?
Ar. May Tor*, V ?$43 pm 818 am
No. 402 *0.88
Lt. Bld'wmy Jct.8. A. L. 3 00?m 148 pm
Lr. WM?l. 4 80am 805pm
Kt;Tmm**lK ? 7 80 Am 8 60 pm
AT. W?h'ton,S.A W.S.R 7 00 am
Ar. 8>HSor?. >?8.F.Oo.........^ f845mm
At. Haw Tocfc.O,D,?.K0?.
f Daily, ?iW9? tttfxtoy.
II ?1II eevaeeee m Fww
I1mu*b Tlma. fa.r.)
K?
RAM'S HORN BLASTS.
T
HftKR is no harm
in th? mighty <lol
lar till it bccotiit'l
almighty.
You <-?n not hwil
(l)d wound ljy ?*w
Iuk up (he* bullot
holo In the coat.
Mlsslonury obli
gation rosta not on
a ministry, bnt on
manhood.
dot yotir wh?-at
in lir.^t umi it
will choko any
tares the de\il limy saw.
A mother's apron strings are most
likely to bo coupled to <Jod's leading
lines of love.
Patience if the perfume pnvsse.d from
the crushed blossoms of joy.
I f you l?-t consden. o sloop now It will
make up fot it by and by.
When the Uvo coal touches our lips
it makes them a li\ ing II imo.
The only divinely authorized version
V*f the IJiblo is its tramdition into ac
tion.
So long as Christ is the way to heav
en. it may be difficult, Put it can not bo
dark.
We do not have to think alike, but
we imiKt all work together.
'I bat is not a good voyage which en
riches the cargo but kroika the flhip.
Minds of slot 1 arc often narrowed
down that they may have a cutting
edge.
'Hie good Samaritan <! <& ot carry oil
in his cruse and vitriol on his tongue.
The clinr. h as an organization makes
a good test-cvlime for the Old-Ailuruf
^ncilli.
(irev% l?v I'HW.
m
An Idaho soldier has had live inches
/id?!??<I t<> his height by law. II is th
first case Of the kind in the; history o
congress, says the Washington Post.
It seems tlVflt W. \V. lYfley wont into
the war with Spain ?.h a private in the
1st Idaho infantry. According to the
records of the war department, his
height at the time of his enlistment
was 5 foot 5% inches, when, ns an
actual fact. Ills height was h feet 10%
inches. The missing five Inches mado
a lot of trouble for l'efley. Uls cap
tain wrote a letter to the major, the
major to the 'colonel, and the colonel
wrote to Senator Slionp, while the sur
geon prepared a solemn affidavit. Sen
ator Slump framed a bill and intro
duced it; the committee on pensions
considered it, ami reported it favora
bly, and the senate passed it. So now,'
so far as the senate is concerned, Mr.
IVfloy hits liis five ineho.? added unt'*
him by due process of law
I
No man. Is considered smart nfter
r "ople discover I'trlw did It.
South Carolina and Georgia
Extension R. R. Company.
SCHEDULE NO. 3.
1m lifTuct 12:01 u. in., Sunday, Doe. *2It??, *9?
Mot ween Cunwlon, f>, P., uimI IMuclis
EA^TEIIN TIME.
2d Clus 1st Cl.'is, lnt <'l;\vj= 2d Cin-s
l.o. I'rt rub'SiuJ'r I'aswnjK'r r.iKSUK'r
STAilO.S./ ,
I >itily i'\. Daily ex. Dally ex. D-iilv ex.
Sunday. Sunday. Sunday. .Mii.duy,
p. n. p. in. i ? i". P? m
H "0 12 60 lariidon 1- '??<*' &
f :.?? 1 15 I> Kali) 1* 02 4
!? _i? J 27 W'vt\illn 11 4 J
K? ;,o 1 K) li'T-lniw 11 .15 4 10
11 "JO 2 10 rfpriiiK* Ji 20 ^ "
j I :r, ;; 15 l':<*iiMp.t Hill 11 !5 3 OJ
12.11 2 35 1 ,i!iii;A ?t? f 10 r..ri 2 35
10) 2 50 l.ivrt .ido H? 10 10)
1'JO 3 00 S| riiiKtii-'.l 10.'.0 12 40
2 30 3 10 ('.raw'ia .lunc't 10 20 122)
2 .',0 3 .'It 1/ sli" 10 I I 1100
8 10 3 40 Itui'U Hill 10l!0 Ull)
4 10 8 65 N?*w l'ort 3."> S 20
4 45 i OJ Ti twill 9 30 8( 0
6 3tV * 4 20 Vorkvillo 7 30
(i 00 4 35 Sharon 9 I'O 0 TO
6 25 4 '.0 Hickory (Irovo H li 0 20^,
0 35 6 00 Smyrna 8 05 0 0')'
7 00 5 20 Mueksbtirg 8 15 5 30
p. in. p. in. nr?. o. ill.
Iletwccn JJIiirksburg, m?d
MtirIon, N. C.
West. E??t.
- 11 S3 32 12
EA8TEHS TIME.
STATIONS
2.1 Class 1st Class 1st Class 2<1 Class
Mixed ra-|im''r - Pa?.?'iu'r Mlx??d
Dully ex. Dudy "X. Dally ex. Dally ex.
Kunday. Sunday Sunday. Sunday.
a. in. p. m. a. in. p. in.
8 10 5 30 filnclcslmrK 7 48 H 40
8 30 6 45 EarW 7 32 6 20
8 40 5 ?0 Puttr's.Spg'a 7 25 . . _ C 12
9 20 GOO Sjiclliy 7 JL5- 0)
10 00 G v;0 JLaltlmoro 6 55 4 .'0
10 10 C 28 Mnoruaborc 0 43
1025 C 38 lh'iirli.ltM 6 38
10 50 G 55 I 'op'-t City C/*0
11 15 7 10liiith?rfordtotiO'05
11 35 . 7 22 Mil I word 5 53 3 05
11 45 7 35 O'ddcu Valley 5 40 2 50
12 05 . 7 40 Thermal City 5 37 2 43
12 26 7 68 Olenwood 5 17 2 20
12 50 8 15 Marlon 6 00 2 00
p. (it. p. m. n- ,n- P- '??
4 ? 0
II
WEST. a fluey Division. EAST.
1st Class. lit Class.
15 13 EASTERN TIME 14 16
Dally ex. Dally ox.
Holiday. STATION'S. Buiidny.
p m a in am p m
100 C00 Blaoksburg 7 60 3 00
1 20 G 20 Cherok'oo Kails 7 30 2 40
2 40 6 40 Gaffney 7 10 2 20
p. m. a m. ?' m. P. u>.
Train No. 32 leaving Marion, N\ C., at 5 a.
in., making nlo?o connection at IJluoksburg,
H. C., with tho .?'nntliorn's train No. 36 foi
Char.otte, N. O., and all points Dest, and
conncctlng with the Southern's vestibule go*
log to Atlanta, On., and all points West, and
will roortve pawngors going East 'roxn tralr
No. 10 on the V. A N \Y. U.n.,ati.YorkTillo,&
C., at 8.IS a. m.. and connect* ?t Camd'-n,
8. C., with tho Southern's train No. 78arrl?'>
tng In Charleston, ft. 0., at 8.1? p. m.
Train No.84 with pacsenger coach attached,
tearing niacksburg at 5.30 a. no., and con
necting at Hock Hill, 8. C., with the South
ern's Florida train for all points South.
Train No. 88 leaving Camden. 8. C.,at *
IS.80 p.m.,after the arrival of the Houthe u'i
Charleston train connect* at Lao cantor. S.C..
with the L. * C, H, B.; at Catawba Jsosttea
with the B. A. L.. going But, at Rock Hill,
0. C., with the Southern's trala No. M for
CaarleOe, N. O.. and alt potsta Kaet. Con
-mot* at Tortvllle, 8. 0.. irtth train Mo. Worn
twa AW, W. It R., for Cheater, A. U. At
MaHaberg with tho Sootaera'a veaMhola
goteg last, and the Boatheva'a I
itkelMtihwabotklMtaali
?AMVSL HUNT,
^iESS. ?.
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