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Why 1)0 lou Scratch? i tou can cure yourself for flftj ? All skin disease*, nuoh a* tetter, rheum, riiufwonn, ooze ran, etc., b* Burel^vuretl liy an ointment ?d jJPlttffrine. Any uumbttr o( t?? ou/als ahowu for the asking. Noth ?]ae is as good, Unions your ding has it, soik! AOo. in stamps to the 'aoturor, J. T. Bhuptrino, 8a ab, Ga., for a box postpaid. An Unheard of Happening. tho matter across the way V" ?aked the tailor of a bystander, as Ttha ambulance backed up to the door vpt his rival. "A customer fell in a tit, and they taking him to the hospital," was the reply. "That's strange." ?a!d the tailor. "I never know a customer to Rot n ttt tn ?that establishment before."?CVicngu New a, Mrs. Muggins?"Isn't It terrible ihe I trouble wo aro having with China!" v>ir8. Hwgglns?"What's the matter? "Jlar. your servant girl been breaking things again?" To Cure a Cold In One I?uj. ; Tlkko LAXATIVE PnoMO gciNisn Taiii.v.*. All (IrugglstH rotund tho money it It fullst > turn E. \V. OaovK'a blKaaturo on oat'li box ^ 86?. ? It'H how some deaf men oaa hear aa Invitation to tako a drink. So. ;l*2. Coaled ?uSSt -?? y?sjl" Is it coated ? Then you have a bad taste In your mouth every morning. Your appetite is poor, and food dis tresses you. You have frequent headaches and are often dizzy. Your stomach is weak and your bowels arc always constipated. There's an old and re li^Wic cure: Don't take a cathartic dose and .then stop. Bet ter take a laxative dose each night, just enough to cause one good free move ment the day following. You feel better the very next day. Your appetite returns, your dyspepsia is cured, your headaches pass away, your tongue clears up, youf liver acts well, and your bowels no longer give you trouble. Price, 23 Cents. All drugg'"** "I Iwvrt taken Ayer's Pills for 38 years, ami I consider them I lie lient inado, Ono 1>III iloos mo moro than half a box of any other klml 1 liavo ?vor tried." Mrs N. K. T no r, ? March 30, Arriii?ioii, Km us. A Fad From l'i?r Jn|i?n, '* * "Ko-Kwai" Is quite the f?t?l of tho hour for afternoon parties. Sir lCdwin Arnold telli* that the Japanese havo n pretty way of entertaining, tho hostess KIvln^r her cuestti a number oT dainty bottles, containing different perfumes, and the lucky ladies who can guess proper name* of tho scent* recolvf prlzejr All that comes to u? front th? Orient has a charm of lta owp... What c0ui4.bc more lovely than perfuhjoa called V'Dew From tho Mountain," "BreathW Spring," and "Dream of tha Garden,"^Jf tho uames glvo any hint ^ the odorwr--Af a party given Thurs- , ,?, ,"'1' standard porfumes were givon : from tu* ... ? ou..k American I greatent number of correct A. ttia j When she return* to her western ' she will wear a unique brooch, set w!tt\ diamonds and inscribed with tho word "Ko-Kwai."--Detroit Froe Press. "MY OWN SELF ACA1N." Mm. Wtllft to Mr*. TMiilihum, Follow* ller Ailtlcr ?r\?l l? U'rll. "Dear Mrs. I'inkiiam:- Knr p'oarly two snd ono-lislf venrs 1 have Wen in feeblche<ii. After my liitlc child oniric itsoouk <1 I could not ^ j^et mv Mrciifrtb again. I have chills nml (lie nc'Ti'iTSt pains i;> my limbs itiwi top of h?*n?l a mi mi > aimost insonvi l ie at times. I nls<> Imvf a p.< just to the brrnst bone. It so sovorc at tiuws thtit I cannot )n? on my ri>flitM<le. lMrnsr write in? wlmt you think of m* MTU*. Cl. A. K A (i.ATKf, Johns P. 0., Miss . , April 25, 1898. L*AR Mns. PfNKHA m: ? !. I'inUhar.i'A U<IvUo<1 Hlj<? (low blicution. For wli vv?????,?!????! . /\t a Imnlcn jTOSS ;!??? kof o ?r !>? si \ut fuilt-tl t<> VOII for A ?ATKf AMENDMENT VOTED ? ? North Carolina Ad< pts the fcducalionai Qualification for Suffrage. ? BATTI.fi REPORTED IN CHINA. The A II d l\ rcos Suff-r n llesvy loss I lie Alal>jnis I' ecli'iii t own.* to Come Off. Ka!eli<h, N. , Sp" lal Th? ufTioial rotm ns from the Statu el < t 0:1 Ito!?l kat Thuriday continue to <,oii??' in ?!<>w I/. From tlioxi' r rdveil tlia 111 <)I .?(tlious nrv that Oh* c. uiHtltut IoiiiiI ain fiuiiiK nt Iuih a majority of about t'.O i.OO, ami Aycw k for ?.?\<irnor, a little larger majority. The DomoeratK re - tainly line Hit members In the Home, with a pi.'^a. h.'o 40 out of f'O fc'oilfltor.4. rii.? toiintos if the extreme wo 'torn (i?it of tin* State are making <ifHcl:t 1 t'turis very alowly. He,nihil, una have* majorities ringing ftom f.O to 1,400 In ?'?rue of tlic.se. Hut the llguriH fir t ?I'l.t o il from hi.-re will n< i he inateri ally (Ii.iiikmI (11 nioHt coiintfon tint 1 cint It ut I 1 mi I amendment inn light along willi the (Site ticket of the D.-ni > ra 11 party, llmiigh a good many I'op ill 1st - ami Kepuhlh una vot il for the ^ lie in I n rut I 11 (i if mi| I hi * i j ui I o It 1? 11 iliienihle H'linher of I (eaiocrat s vo el 4ir;i)jih4 tin? mjumjhIin^ii i>.ijj.''rlall>- iu the uit'lein p'll't of the Still4 Auotli r IwignKriii nt. W'ltKll t HKt 4 >11. I> Sp'MM.'lt. Thf ff?l towiiig < nl>.? mi it iiik wore on Monday ic ?eivrd <il : no Navv department: '"('he Fu. Aiifc Hunan of Na\i^at Ion. Washington "Drill li mcii'I H'porls. unofllrlal. en {aKt'iiM'til nl I'l.lHanK, Sun dav morn IliK. 'A to 10: :t0. Allied loss killed and wounded l.UOO. t hiefly ftiiHHlan-. and lapaiuse Tho are r'dreRtinK. "TAl'SHlNti." 'Tho Ku. Auk ' i nolTit ia| report believed reliable About Hi.iMMt allien heavily euKaged the 'hinene at I'ietHanx at daylight of ?.th It KM ICY." .1'hc 1-llecHint in Alabama. Ilifminghaiti. Ala , Spe-lal.. A gen eral eb. (ion for state and rtmnty ofll cci'H and for inoii11??*i*>- (f the <;???><? i;iI Assembly svHK hold lu Alabama M<tn lay. ami a large majority wan ri'lnriit'd for Hit1 Ii^moi-ratic ti< kct headul by Win .1 .Stamford, of L?>(> county, who will he I it ;i i: k irnted as governor on I >?* ember l Th<- ItcpuhlieaiiK, l'opnll,-d.s ?ind I'rohil iiionlBiH hid tlcketa iu the Held, 11111 r*'ltiriiH ho fur indicate a vie ' i v tVr I in- I >cmo<TittH by an overwind tiling majority. 'I he ropiillt-ts ami He |illhlieaiM together will pOB-dblv have 13 of the I.Tl members of the Leglidi tnv. a 1 h of about at) per cent. The ItomrcralH have elected county officers m S4 vt'rfll count leg which have hereto, fore heen .strongly Populistic. I who To Come Off. t'hi'ago, Special. Chairman Jones land Wehster havls, ex-Assistant Sec retary of tin- Interior, worn In confer j cticn for nil hour or moro lit the Dem I .'it*ratie national headquart.ern Mon j lav. Mr. I>avis, it in understood, will make it hi pics of speccheb during th? i campaign and tin* talk was outlining j tin' work to ho done hy him. Sam. D C'oojj. I>emocratic nominee for Secretary of State for Missouri, was a visitor. He said the Domocratlo .'iimpalgn in that State w?.< open An jru~t L'7. the Republicans following on Soptrmper I. IJoth initial ineetlngH will lie held ut Sednlia. Mr. Stevenson will make the flint campaign speech f?.r the Democrats and Theodore Moose velt, (Jovernor of New Vork, for the (tcpiihlicans. Senator Jones has not completed tln? standing oomniHtiuvi. Those to he selected are executive, ad visory and press committees. Cub hi lYnchcrs V,.vt Washington. \V1tHhln3ton. IV <\, Spodal. 'I he del egation of ('ntiin ncho;d teachers now receiving a <'011180 of instruction in f^ngll.sh brinchesat Harvard rimers ty, Cambridge, M?<f! , will visit this ?it v on t hn IS Hi hint int. f>r the purpose ??? L??'It- personal respects !<> Hie Inspect puntrt1--!^.,..,,^, jjpd tr? | tiuns of I ho national capital. k it) 'I k: Sou .ding . Noi folk. Hpcclal. TI\p l'nitrd Stntp* -east joirvnv ftoninpr tllsiko has reach-' ed Tmvn Point, near Norfolk, n?u1 i? prpparlng for her dnr grrous work off Cape Hatteras. This ih to tln<l tho host avalliiblp anchors .g<? ground for Hip r>lnnion<*l Shoalu light ship that guards the most dnngerous point on , Hip Atlantic const The Plako wtll , s;k 1;? Hip Outer Diamond shoal and chart It The poundings will have to he done hy men in small boats and ? th?\ir work will bp portion* for the sea ; is always wild along tnofo shoals Thn Hlakft is a woodrn vcrfpI and shp will not put to sea until the weather con ? dltions outside arp favorable. McKlnley Mas a Qu fc: Djy. ('anton. Sjwvtal. I'rafcldent MeKin !ev kept ??*?>??? to the library all dav, I partly be ause thero wan a large am I omit of Witrk to dlspo o o* and partly ! bcrnUAc it w'? lo > hr>t to do any nn ! ueceseary moving about. Hp went for . a short drive during tho evening1 nud later resumed Itia work. Thorn were ! no political visitors durlrg the day. Minister to Au?trla Hnrrla la expected here to confer with the Prca'dent in a J day or fo. . Mlmri Actepi a Reduction. Hlnmlnghflni. Ala.. Special -? Hie (o.-il miners of Alabama havo accepted n reduction of 2 1-2 c ent* ?? ton from Attaint 1. ruder the contract that wont into effort July I, the maximum price to li? paid for (flgplng coal la to l>e 55 cent? h ion. with No. 1 foundry Iron x<>!iinx at <11 per ton. With'^ach reduction of LO cent* a toe In prlc* of Iron, the miners are to accept a re rJnrtfon of 2 1-2 ?:enta a ton. Th* eo?J miner,.' rommlfft** rrcommendtfl the 'dilution rf 'lite llt-at l'rracri|illun t'ur ? hill* And K?v?r I* ? tiottlo ut Uhovk'k 'I'ahtki.km* ( nil.!. Tom*'. It li> ?dmplo l(uu ?rvi quluia?? lii a forai. Noourc.uo pay. l'ri?o2ic. An act retail can't very well olevata I .he tithk*-* hypoing on a ro >f jja/tlwu. it? %our Irel -ichr nml Itnrii ? I BliaUo Into your *Iio<?h Allon'* Ko;>t Knw, j t powd?r (or t Ita foot. It iiiukon t Ik lit ?>r Now j BIlQos o.t*y. Curtis Corn*, lug.'ov (UK Nulls, ltohluK. H'toIIoii, Hoi., Horn Hid Hwontlnjf Foot. All I > r 11 k tC I .<? < and HIioa Htore* ??ll It, Humplo M?nt VHiiK. \ IdrevH, Ai.t.K.v H. Oi jiuii), l.cltoy. ,N. Y. Profane history In the. kind tho >tu lent usually swears by. ( nrli'r't Ink I* mi xo"i mi.I no choap t*mt no family lr*n 1 ?ftoi'(l to l'?> without ll. In )our* Cnrlfir'j'V 'I lie man who Is larking In principle can not hope 10 tahe much Inlereat in I life. If you want "k'ooiI < 11 i< ttsl i< >it to wid?- upc>ri vour appot to" you tdiould slwayn chow a bar of Ailuujt*' I'optdu 'J'util Fruitl. It other ppoplo .H in t put up tho pawn , broker would have to ?hut up Knell pH.'kltgfl of I'l ISAM I'aoki.knh I'tf I colors morn k'i>u<U tliun any other dye and | oolorM thtun holier to<? Hold l>y nil ? druirtfl-it*. In f'onil11Ion to t(*|>ci>& j ICddle ltocd. a boy preat her of Paris, 111., has induced several of his fellow ' townsmen to sIkii pledges to refrain from the wicked game of draw poker. Little Kddir probably shuck a bunch of losers. Huff.Wo Kxpress. Im tho person who novr wlni anything un^olnly. ??? it <? i blt ? Wo oft*! ??n?- l(itndr?il l>oll..r-? Hnw?r>l for ! Hi.y < u o of Catarrh that cannot b*> curt>d by I KmII'h Catarrh Curo. F. J. CnBMffr A CO., PiQpt., Toledo, O. i We, tin- uiuli<(hikix-'t. liftv? known F. J. (.'ho- j iif >? ioi thr la t 15 yearn, and hollcve )i rn r>or. ! f?< tly I rlnoruhlo in nil hiinlneiik ti (www tlun* ami Aiikiu'-ImIIv mI>1? to narry out any obliga tion in do ? >> tliHr linn. W kht <v Tut: ax, VVholcralr I miggUin. Tolwlo, j Oh o. .1 {WAiitiMO, Kisnan a Makvim, Wholopd^ I>i'iikki*t*, Toledo, Ohio. V 11 all >i Catarrh t'nr i* lakon I t?'f rnally, iSit | li.* dlr-Hly main the Mood aikI piocout nur. mi f*ol Hi?- ayatrni. I*i li>v, 76t\ po hot tie. Sold | l>y all It iiKxUtn 'I ?<Mtlinoi.laU f<f.?. K molly I'illearo tho ho.it. .1 TrMichr'* Tl|>. 1 ho I'urrwl number ot WnllV Official ; Hallway Oulde, publlahed at Atlanta, (ia. ' li out) of the iriowt complete nutnUtra oi I llila valuable publication yot lacelved, oou taiaiiiK the local iuxl through oomlontunl tlin?' l/ii?li<H of railroad* In the HoulheaMoru Ht at?*#? with an up-to-date ltnllwuv map eoverlm ; the territory. It la ati IndiaponMiblo publl j l atlou in IIih hand* of the traveler, while th'> : llotul Information and other Itemtt of refer i enoiv nro of inudi liniMrtanoo to the tourlK and In the hum no** oil Ice. Forwarded pout paid on receipt of price. 25 centa. ,\tr*. WliisluVaHottfhlnsl Hyrup foroiillitren tret hini<, ?of iena 111??<iihim, rorincoftlnflamma. lion, allaya pain, euro i wind colic,2&o.ft bolllv. |*i?o'a I tire for ('wmimptlnn 1* %n Infalli ble modicum for cdUftha and col (In. N. . Samtku t'c.can <irol o. N. J.. Fol>. 17, ISAM. K<,f 33 jr??r? *'? *>*'? tt,n in* loneg m?o ?#1 wo?fn lor I linen Onlj bo? <0l. 10 T? '*?uiBK ?t* buliuf --? Biw?n?. OpWUU. lirbfj?n ilorud. TkwttfWyr?litbli. R? C-*lilc|B? (r?*. *' Ui'l.o* kni. eol. south Fotom te rutr."?Phil*. 8Unogr*pktr. Thai Little Book For Ladlot. 7lf,T.VJ: AI.It 'K MASON, Ilot.H?hi ?,?, K, V. L.GKG 1VIKBED " AXLE! f Wheel ilotjn not linve to ht> tnkeu off to ?-i 1 Win nin * tort month* without re-olllng. AxU>? will last ?? Iouk ah llio huK?y. Ooii't fostmiy morn. 0?ir 1'ntent. A inechanltfal wonder. .Hi in (>U>. C?n't Kot out of ui?)oiv See aainpl'j v\ith niif kneiit. Don't i>iiv h l>a'KV until you ?ton I hi u it ill*. ROCK MILL ROCK llll l. BUGGY CO.,'"" 5 " n. i., ESTER GUN CATALOGUE FREE Tells all about Winchester Rifles, Shotguns, and Aromonlticxi Send name ami address on a postal now. Don't delay if you are- interested. WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO. ' i Ho Wl N( M KS'i'Klt AVENl'E .... NEW HAVEN, CONN'. EO. E. NISSEN & CO., fi 13 VJ iHftiiufnt'lurrr* WAGONS A LI. II rxns I.ignite.**. dm ft, ino.st (lurnblt^andl finest llnLsh. Do not take one claimed to bo ba jfood. If not sold In your town, write u? for price*. WISSTO^-SA l.icm, r. N ^ m ATIONAL business COLLEGE ROANOKE, VA. MORE CALLS FOR GRADUATES THAN IT CAN SUPPLY, Send for Catalogue. Enter Sept. 4. OHAHlK. KCKKULK, I'rttiljUW, v> h<?ro you ?** iioiu-o of school Southern dentain^oliioe. DKNTAl. DKCAUIMKVt At lull lit College of I'lijrtU'lltllil uiutalir ijio iik (Jl-PKHT <'Ol.i.*<lK in Staiii K(<urtX*nili An rmal S mutton <>j>?n* Oot 3; ?1o*?'h A i\r11 Wlli Tli'<?? colli All) pi filing ttm M .?ly of i|?jntl-.lry ? iiollM write lor ru iiloftue. Add rem S. W. KOMTKII, Dritn (14-03 IniUilli It ii I lil lnu. AllMiitn. t?u MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VA. '?'It* SIKf-Thlrd Mrsitlon will Com* nitnee Orlobcrt, 1000. Or?dtd Coitrte Kour Voire, $45,00 Per Sen-Ion. Dental ttr?<led Coarw three Yenre, 105.(A> I'er Hottlon I h?rtnaceuUo?l 1 our e Twi Ye*re, JdDOO Per Se?>loU. rfo Fo< furthe- t>*r IcuUre Addrea* ? IVMIftTOPIIKH ToNli'KlNH, M. Oil Venn, II11'II Iff O .\ I>, VA. ENGINES boilers. In Tanks, Stacks, Stand. 1*1 pox and Slu'ft-lron work) Shafting, l'ul loja, (icarlny, Uoxes, Haulers, etc. 4Jr*r*('a?t crery duj; work 1 80 liunds. LOMBARD IKON WORKS ? . AND SUPPLY COMPANY, Augusta, - - lleorgia. SIMrui CHINA DINNER Sf:T &VA For 20c IIA N B*'!'A*!1 NT*<1>. 5000 SETS b&yr1 Day?hln IIK9T ?r HEFKHKNCItn. KKNO TKN CKNTrt la 8c ?tainpa for Information. U. S. China Company, l)ep't "Y" AKRON, Ohio. ITS STOPPED FREE Permanently Cured b? DR. KLINE'S BREAT NERVE RESTORER ha KiU 4IU1 Aral 4?? ? iu. Con'ullnHon. poraonkl or l>? mtll: lr??il?? ?n4 fi Tit I A I. IIOTTIjK KKKK ? Hi |>kii?nii who !>?/ ??pr?M?j? ?olf ?n 4?lt??rj. /?trmaner 11 Curt. no? oolj umpotfrjr rtllff. for ?tl .V?r. roul DHo'drrt Rpilrpty. Hpa.o'? Si. V|l?? D?nc?. | nrhllKr Kihanitton nil. n. ll.KMMF., I.d. 931 Arch Street, Philadelphia. >ouaa?i uu. A TTKNTION Is fucilitatcd If you mention till# papor when writing ndvtu tlnon*. So. 32 HDHDCY NEW discovery: ii?n II M IV O 1 quick re'la' tnd onro? woitl obkk" Hook of (entimonia's *ntl l(> tiny*' lire. Dr. U. U. URCEN B80K1. Be* B. Atltntfe. 04. Boat Cough 8jrup. T*aUk? G<xkL Ufl# CONSTIPATED Means misery on the eve of life. Nine out of ten old people are constipated because the muscles of their intestines have become weak, worn out and flabby. Constipation is the curse of old age, causes bile and acid poisons to remain in the blood, making the skin yellow and wrinkled, the eyes bleary and causing the "bones to ache." Keep the bowels strong, healthy and regular and old age loses all its terrors and weak nesses. No reason why grandpa and grandma shouldn't have bright eyes, and clear ruddy skin and feel lively and active, if they will only keep their bowels open and vigorous with CASCARETS CANDY CATHARTIC\ the greatest bowel tonic ever heard of. Try them to-day?a 10c box?and find that the tortures of consti pated old age are PREVENTED BY TMI5 15 CANDY CATHART?C 10c. 25c. 50c. T?m TAHt.HT. ALL DRUGGISTS . . _ , ...... ... j. Wo mercarUI or other mlnrr*l nill-poisou In CASGARET3. CAS CASCAHK1S are absolutely haimWs, ? purely rentable rnrnpo gtom*ch. Ll*?r *nd Intestine*. They not only core constlp?tlon, CARKTR promptly, '?tteotiTelv and (errnAn mt!v fure *verv dl?orde^ dUrrhre* *nd dyscntrr. Pleasant, mIitable, potent. Taste cood do but correct an> and e?ery form of megula/.tv of the boweU, inr >? Mmple. Addrew STBRLIWG RHKBDT CO., CO ICAtiO or flHW YORK. <?! pood. We?cr sicken, we.tkrn or ftlpe. V.nte for booklet an' y T *01 NO RAO KI PIiCTS WHATEVER FROM CAPUDIN^ HEADACHE CmRE AT ALL IIRUd ST^ES _ 1 ?Acwln- H*r Principles. I ' It l? nil -?ver between us," said* Mls.i i I>:nsm<>r'. firmly, to Mr. Dolley. "Take your ? oik." "Keep It." replied Mr. Itr.ipy. mournfully. "I couldn't think of such a thing. It 1* my invariable rule to return the ring when I hre.tk fln en garment," said Miss Dlnsniore. 'Hie dentist *>ho mike* a *p*ciHUy of extracting teeth usually has a well flelled dr?wlngroom. | |pni- 1900' ' GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE, NORTH CAROLINA. follinBeMlJZjM. C?Ul?(u? on Application. DRED PEACOCK. Pres. A physlelan vindicates matrimony. Ho has InvestIgated 300 roues of bald PCkr In men, and finds that the trouble prevails to a greater extent with bachelors than married men. Tommy?'Top. are summer glrh? naughty?" Tommy's Pop-^'Why do you ask, ifty son?" Tojnmy?"Oh. they're always getting tanned." ?eautiful Shenandoah Valley the moil henlthfol location in ail the Huony Houtb, I* located ?xs The Shenandoah Normal College, 11*oldest nw! brut school of Its kind in the It cffrrivpcelal advantages to young ladlee and gontlomnn to acquire a thorough, practical education at email coat, many stu dents pay tbolr otrn way; ban a rejjularcourse of Instruction In I.ltrrary, Hflentlflc, Com metclal and Mu?tc Departments. Our Free Catalogue one before year. Addi ?Mil Cell* W?yaa??, Ta. tells all about It. Write for ooe before yo? decide on a school for next year. Addregp, Th* Ah*nando?H Nerval College, TIbm t? RfMk V>ewe, "There's one flae thing about a p?? lltlcai career, sfter all." "What Is that?" "It ke^pa all candidates la auoA excellent health." The State Normal and Industrial College of North Carolina *** ^i^S&SSL!SSSSSX<*??% <? %L ??t# ?w^ <>??. fnttt*. ?<l OWrMio. of ?bo?t *<? puplta. To ????? ?boat>^.^rrt^^rnTirrM3tt?PPM**!**"* *? A?(Mt 1. *^5^ l^^c.JKwrTrom ib?*- 4<*tf?i?ir?o?p?*??t - tSSSS^-? <"?-*?"'??? ",u * ptor. J. V. *>vk?b. OBARLU D. MdVKB, PrwMo* .._??... - "* PROMINENT PEOPU. *? ? Tli? Vrimt of 'NVaI**h has hooil OHiile a iiii'inliC)' of (ho Hoy a I College of Sur gl'OIIM. Samuel \V. Tronibley. <huu of lite Ma.s.Varlniselttt House of Kepresenta tlVPS, Is ?ovt'tHy-elglil yvara old. Former Mayor JokIuI) Oulucy, of Itosiuit. will hereafter reside in l<oii don, retaining American cHlxcnsmp. The Czar ami Czurlmi received the Rev. l)r. T. !>?? Wilt TaImage nt the I'oterlioff Palace in St. Petersburg. President Louhet of France, accord ing to rumor, will pay a visit to St, Petersburg, Russia, early in the fall. Tito Pope has written a I.atin hymn iu memory of all the martyrs who have tiled in advancing the civiliza tion of the world. Jiulgo William A Holt, of Kentucky, vvlm iiiiN hecn appointed Chief Justice of Porto Ulco, is one of tho best known lawyers in his State. Prince" Hheng, I In* Chinese director of telegraphs, is said to L>e one of tho best IcIeKraphieexperts in the ICast anil has had a long, practical experience. The new provost marshal of .Manila, Hrlgndicr-ti'cncrnl Hell, began his ca reer as a soldier in INtVj as n lleuten ant of tho Highly sixth Ohio Volnn ters. llenrik Ibsen Intends, should his health permit,to pay a visit in Septem ber to Orkney ami Shetland, where several relatives of his are reported to reside. Former Coventor William Marvin, of Florida, now a resident of New York State, has sent his portrait to Tallahassee, where it is now displayed In the executive chain her. lie is nine ty two years old. The l>ue d'Aeos, Spanish Minister at VVashhiKtoji. who sharply refused an invitation* to tiie l>owey eeYeiirn-' tion al Chicago, has accepted an in vitation to the <?. A. It. encampment to be held in Chicago. For the Woman Who Travels. A most convenient little cas*' for mv lady'.^ travelling Is of French mo rocco or crocodile skin anil lias three pockets, one for her veils, one for her gloves and a third for her handker chiefs. There is also a place for a glove stretcher, huttoner and a per fume Hash. The rase shuts with u snap lock and is so flat and compact that it takes up less room than Its con tents usually do when parked separate ly hi the travelling l?ag. And, of course, It Is a wonderful aid In keep ing one's small belongings neat and fresh and where they can be easily found. Double Daily Service Between New Hrk, Tampa, Atlanta, New Orleans and Points South and West. IN KKKKOT .MINK JJr?l, 1DOO. SOUTHWARD* Dally Dully No. 31 No. 27 I.v. Now York.Penn. II. 11. 1 00 pm J2 If am Lv. Philadelphia, " " 8 29 pm 7 2" am Lv. Baltimore, " " 5 50.fin 8'34 am Lv. Washington, " *' 7 00 pin IOoj am I.v. Richmond, B. A. L. 10 40 pin 2 35 pm I.v. Petersburg, " " II 3J pin 3 30 pm Lv. Ridge way TetT '2 25 am 6 17 pm j t,v. Henderson, " 2 53 ain 6 40 pin Lv lUloieb. " * Ort um i 60 pin I.v. Southern rino.o, " 5 57 am 9 42 pm j No. 403 Lv. llnmlot, " 6fQam 10 32 pm "No. 31 I.v. Columbia, \ " 10 35 am 12 55 am Ar. Savannah, " 2 57 pm 5 00 am Ar. Jacksonville, " 7 40 pm ' J""' Ar. Tampa, " 6 30 am 5 JO pin No. 40;} Ar. Charlotte. " 9 31 UIU ? ? ? I.v. Cliostur, " 9 .>2 am Lv. Greenwood, " 11 42 an Lv. Athens, " 1 48 pm Ar. Atlanta. ? " 4 00pm -j, Ar. AuK'ista, ('.A \V. C. 5 10 pm ? ? I.v Sew York.N.Y.l'. A N.t ? 0? u (1" Pm Lv. Philadelphia, 10 20 am 11 2i? pin |7v. N<Tw~Yo rk,t). D.&.iJ.Cot 3 <K> pm Lv. IJultlmore, 1). S.l'.Oo, f 6 30 prn I.v. WmIi^oT. N.AW.8.I5. 6 ;,? H? No. 103 No. 41 Lv. Portsmouth, 8. A. L. 9 20 j.in 9 30 '-' I.v. Weldon, " 12 05 am i???!'?? No !?' ,,. , , ,, o~J am 1 20 pm Lv. Rldgowny J<-t. 2 U(U ,3 |n Lv- Henderson, ? 4 0fi nm 3 fit |>m Lv. Raleign, '? f, 57 am 6 12 pin Lv. Bout*" No 403 ... Hamlet, " 0 50 am 7 30 pm ~ No. 31 No. 27 I.v. Columbia, J " 10 35 am 12 55 am Ar. Savannah, " 2 57 pm 5 00am Ar. Jacksonville, " 7 40 pm 9 10 am Ar. Tampa, " 0 30 am 5 30 |>m No. 403 No. 41 I.v. Wilmington, " 3 05 pin Ar. Chhrlotte, " 9 31 am 10 20 pm Lv. Chester, " 9 52 ivm JO 55 pm Lv, OrcoDvrood, " 11 42 ain 1 07 am Lv. Athene, " 1 48 pm 3 43 am Ar. Atlanta, <j " 4 00 jun (i 05 am Ar. Augusta, C. A \V. C. 5 10 pm Ar. Macon, C. of Gn 7 20 pm II 10 am Ar. Montgom'rv,A.&W.P. 9 20 pm 11 00 nm Ar. Mobile, L. A,??. 3 05 am 4 12 pm Ar. New Orleans,L. AN. 7 40 am 8 30 pm Ar. Nashville,N.C. A St.L 6 40 air C 55 pm Ar. Memphis, " 4 00 pm 8 10 am NORTHWARD, Lv. M em phis, N. C. A St.I.. 12 45 pm 8 45 pm Lv. Nashville, " ?? 9 30 am 9 l6 am Lv. New75rI*an?,C. A N., 7 45 pm 7 45 pm I.v. Mobile, I,. A N 12 20 am 12 20 am Lv. Moatgom'ry.A.AW.P 6 20 am 1120 am Lv. Macon, C. of On 8 O arn 4 20 pm Lv. Augusta, C. A W. C. 9 40 am~ ......... "No. 402 No. S3 I.v, Atlanta, ? H.A.I* 1 00 pm 9 00 pm A r Athens, " 2 50 pm 1123 pm Ar Oroonwood, " 4 44 ptn 2 05 am Ar. Chester. " c 28 pm 4 80 am I.v. Charlotte. *' 0~30 pm 5 00~nra fiT. Wilmington, :? lS"05~pm No. 44 No! ?1 Lv. Hamlet, ^ ?t>5 pm 9 20 Am Lv."?outhern Pine*, ?' 10 00 pm 10*05 am I.v. Raleigh, 44 11 40 pm 11 Mam Ar. Handarson, " 12 50 am 1 IS pm Lv. Ridge way Jgt. " 1 20 am 1 46 pm J,v. PttVribur^, " 4 1ft am 4 40 pm I.v. Richmond, ?' ft 1ft am ft 40 pm Ar. Washington, P. II. R. 8 45 am 9 SO pa Ar. Baltimore, " " 10 08 am 118ft pa Ar. Philadelphia* " " 12 30 pm Sftgaa Ar. New York, " IMp* ? It am r no. 402 ussr Lv. Ktd'waf Jct.8. A L 8 00 am X 40 pa I.v. Waldon, ? *06pm Ar. Poitamontb, " T#am ft 50 pa Ar. Wa?Vto?,N.A W.S.B. 700 a^ Ar. lUltlmora.?.8.P".Co.; f IttVa Ar, Nw Tw>,O.P.I.ft.Oo f l"i> w Ar. niVpUa, N T.P ANf ft it pm ft 10 aa Ar. .*? ?Wn> 7it aa Hflla-t Mlf, Saaday. TbmtrnxL* |tiiii? ??> <ai.) As ft result of ihf efforts of the State Association ??! Wurklu^woiiK'n'w Clubs, I lie eight hour system lias been introduced into the dry goods stoics of lioKton. Otllocrs of ilir Colorado Suite Fed eration of l<ahor arc arranging to loaso from thi? State a large mtount of* coal nm} minora) land on which mines will l?c opened on the cooperative plan Mortimer D. Shaw. who conducted flic leienrapocv* *>Yi i?v \A vfiSfl, who was once one of the prominent lahor leaders of America, was bulled in Coder's Field in St. Louis, Mo., un der the assumed name of Mai tin Shaw. l,or<l Wolselev. commandoi'-Jn-ehic# of the itritlsh army,*4tfr-fin Interview ?ays: "Ciiina possesses every voqub fin' for overrunning the world. ShO has a population of four hundred m!l? lion, all speaking the sit mo language or dialect readily understood from out end of the Kmplre to tho other, fllu lias enormous developed "wealth nuil still more enormous natural woaltlj awaiting development. ITer men, It properly drilled and led, i;ro ndmlr aide soldiers. They arc plucky ntld aide to live on next to nothing. Moro> over they are absolutely fearlo?fl of death. Jlogin with thr> foundation of millions upoi; millions of such soldlori as these men arc capablo of being made, and tell me, If you can, wherf the end will he. LABOR WOULD. r , The mine* of South Africa give work !o between mid 70,000 men. Norili Carolina got iilonif all of lust (car, ending May ?il, without a strike. Nearly it 11 Mm* fUriklng tlshenneii on tin' JTazer Itiver, U. have rttliiruwl to work. Carroll p. Wright estimates l.MtiH.JNH) wage workers tn la hot- orgaupmtloini Id tlio I'mfcd States. Envployes of th?? Jersey Central Kail rqad have asked fur an IncroitHP in wages of from live i?> fifteen per cent. Two hundred women are employed as feeders in the presti rooms of tho (iovernment 1 'riiitIiik O/llce at Wash ington. The, eon I mines throughout West Virginia are running at their fullest capacity and still are umthle to keep up with orders. A Servant ("litis* Colon has been formed In Wnlertown. N. V.. on a l>;is is of hours from 7 a. in. to 7 p. in., and wages $1 to $.") a week. There are several furnaces in Scot land that consume 100 to 150 tons of coal per week, waiting ton utrikiug hands to return to work. The Iron and Steel Trust rtlftiouncer thiough I'resident (Jary. at Chicago, who speaks for $700,000,000, that i>ig mills may close soon, making 1f>0,000 Tin- I'tfumla Hail way already hae it of ov<?r 300 miles South Carolina and Georgia Extension R. R. Company. SCHEDULE NO. 3. In Eflfoet 1*2:01 n. m., Sunday, Doc. '24th, '09 Hctwccn Camden, S, C., and Blacks* burg, 8. C. West. 30 33 3* 34 EASTERN TIME. 2d Claai 1st Class 1st Class 2d (Has# IiO, 1'rt I'ussng'r ? i* i f STATIONS. Daily ex. I>nily ex. Dnilyex. Daily ex. Sunday. Sunday. Sunday. Sunday, n. m. P. m. p- m. p. m. 1250 Cnmilen 1^25 6 30 115 DeKnlb 12 02 4 60 1 27 Woat ville 11 50 4 80 ,u ?? 1 40 Kershaw 11 35 4 10 I 11 20 2 10 Heath Springs 11 20 8 10 11 85 1> l.r? Pleasant II1I1 11 15 3 00 12 30 2 35 Lancaster 10 55 2 35 1 00 2 50 Kivorsldo 10 40 1 00 120 3 00 BprinKdoll 10 30 8 30 3 10 Catawha Juno't 10 20 1220 U 60 3 20 Leslie 10 10 11 00 8 10 3 40 Hock Hill 10 00 10 40 4 10 3 55 Now l'ort ft 35 8 20 4 4 oil TI'Z"'* 5 30 8 00 r,iH0 4 20 York villo ft 15 7 30 f, iw> 4 35 Sharon ft 00 6 60 C 25 4 50 Hickory Orov? 8 45 C 20 fi 35 6 00 Smyrna H 35 G 00 7 00 6 20 RlaeWsburg 8 15 6 30 p. in. p, in. n. in. a. m. Uctwccn IJInckaburg, S. C., and Marlon, N. C. 8 20 8 50 ft 20 10 50 West. East. 11 33 82 12 EASTERN TIME. I STATIONS. 2d Class 1st Claos 1st Class 2d Cisss Mixed I'a^siiK'r Prtssng'r Mlxod Daily ex. Dally ex. Dally ex. Daily ex. Sunday. Sunday Sunday. Suuday4 a. m, p. m, ' a. m. 8 10 6 30 Rlackshurg 7 48 8 30 6 45 Earls 7 33 8 40 6 60 Pattr's Spg's 7 25 ft 20 6 00 Shelby 7 15 10 00 6 20 Lnttimoro 6 56 10 10 6 28 Mooresboro 6 48 10 25 0 38 Henrietta 6 38 10 60 6 55 Foroft City 0 20 11 15 7 10Huther/ordton6 05 8 29 11 35 7 22 Millwood 5 63 8 05 11 45 7 !15 (TriTttvit Valley 6 40 2 00 12 05 7 40 Thermal City 6 37 2 48 12 M 7 58 Glenwood 6 17 2 40 12 60 8 16 Marlon 6 00 2 00 p. m. p. m. a. m. p. m. WEST. tJnflfney Division. EAST. 1st Class. 1st Class, 15 13 EASTERN TIME ' 14 16 Dally ex. Dally ex. Sunday. STATIONS. Bund*/, p m am in pq 1 00 6 00 Rlackshurg 7 50 3 00 1 20 fl 20 Cherokee Falls 7 30 2 40 2 40 6 40 QalTuey 7 10 2 24 p. in. a m. a- m. p, no, ? ?- . ... .. j Train No. 32 leaving Marlon, N. O., at 6 a. 3)., making close connection at lllaoksburg, S. C., with the Southern's train No. 86 fof Char.otto, N. *nd all points East, and e-ormaetlpg witb the Hotit hern's TfitlblU g<* log to Atlanta. Qa? and all points Wast, and will recMrs passenger* gsftng Bast from train No. 10 ontho C. A N WrB.R.,at Yorkrillaj( 9" ?o??n?rts at Csrndsa, 8. C . wlih tba Southern's train No. 79 arriv ing In Charleston.8. O., at*17 p. m. Train No.64 with pa>gangay ooach stfaebad. tea* ng Blacksburg at 5.30 a, as., a*4*9*1 ???**??. ?t Rock Hill, 8. O., frith ilia Sootfc arn s Florida train tor all polata flaatk. Train No. St Uarlng Cam4|67l?<X, el IIM p.m.,after tba arrival eiyU Bootha Charleston train oonaaota at LA wltk tbal*. A.C.H. H.. u Catai? ?*? B. A. I*, going East, at Bock RUL -with tba Southern's trala No. M Cbariotta, N. a. and aU points Cast. Com !?CtZMlYJ'rL!U!*' ? a* wWkUala Ka^ taj tbaC. AN. W. K. R., for Cbastar, S. U. it sets? ' AUTOBIr HUNT. ^nmT