The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 28, 1900, Image 4
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it if* C,a^ lst ClJtaJM Glasa
Lc.rrt lann gr l'lMniar 1'ntiinK't
r"_ .. stations.
*J>Mly ?X. Dall* ?*. Daily e*. Dally ex.
Boaday. Sunday. Sunday. rfuuday,
i P* ro^' P. m. n, in.
' *f ?5 18 w Camden 1225 r? 30
? ?O DeKalb 12 0 a 4 60
#10 127 WMtvllle 1160 4 30
1010 140 Kerahaw 1136 4 10
f W Heath Springs 11 2jb 8 16
JIM 2 16 Floaaant lllll 11 16 8 00
-**#0 2 85 Lancaster 10 .*5 2 35
100 ?260 Hlverslde 10 40 1 00
?00 Sprlngdell 10 30 12 40
8 10 Catawba Juuo't 10 20 \a(\
?6*S0 880 I^eel!** lOio 1100
.8 10 8 40 Hook lllll 10 00 10 40
4 10 ' 8 66 Now Port 9 36 8 'JO
4 48 " - 4 02 Tlrgah 9 3<> N 00
8 80 4 20 York vllle y 16 7 30
8 00 4 85 Sharon 01?0 6 .*>0
8 25 4 60 Iliokory Grove 8 4ft o 20
8 88 6 00 Smyrna H 3ft ?i 00
TOO 6 20 IHartkHt.ur* 8 16 6 30
p. m. p, in. a. in. a. in.
. Between lilnokaburg, H. C,, t?nd
Marlon, N. C.
Wm t. Ea?i?
11 88 32 12
EA8TEKN T1MJC.
STATIONS.
W QIm? lot Ola?a IM Cla*a 2d Cla:.*
Mixed Pa*snn'r l'lisine'r Mixed
Dally a*. Daily ex. < Daily ex. Dally ?*<
; Sunday. ftunday Sunday. Sunday
a. m, p. m. a. in. p. in.
8 18 6 30 lllaoketiurft 7 48 ti 10
8 80 6 45 EarU 7 32 0 20
8 40 , 6 60 i'atlr'a Hp#'* 7 iS 0 l i
0 20 6 00 Shelby 7 16 l> U0
10 00 <1 20 I.attlranrn 6'.'>6 4 fO
J0 10 0 28 Moonwhoro 0 48 4 40
10 26 6 ?t Henrietta ? 34 4 . 0
10 60 6 6ft Porwt City 6 20 a GO
1115 7 lOllutherfordtonf.05 3^6
11 86 7 22 lllll wood 6 63 IM'I
11 46 7 36 Golden Valley ft 4" 2 60
12 06 7 40 Thermal (My 6 ?7 ? 2 46
12 26 7 63 Dion wood 6 H 2 '<.'0
12 60 8 16 Mailou 6 00 V 00
i>. m. p. in. a. in. p. in.
WKST. Gaffncjr Division. KAST.
1st Olaaa. 1 ft t ClUWi,
15 18 EASTERN TIM I! 14 1C
Dally ex. Daily ox.
Sunday. STATIONS. Sunday,
p ra a ra a in p rn
1 00 6 00 IllacksburR 7 M) 3 00
1 20 6 20 Cherokee I'iUIs 7 80 2 40
2 40 ? 40 Gaffney 7 10 2 2C
p. ra. ? no. a- in. p, in.
Train No. 82 leaving Marlon, N. ('.. at 5 a.
m., npaklng oloao oonneollon ut lUuokst.ury,
R. C., wllh th? Southem'8 train Nn .'(ft f<.?
Chax.otto, N. 0., ami all polntA J'.uet. and
oonnaotlng with tb* Houthonra v?hU>miI<i g >
log to AUauta< On,, and ull pointn Wtthi, and
wfil raoelve p?w?enKerft going Eaat rom irivlu
No. 10 on tho O. A N.W. It. 11.,at YorkYlllo.H.
O., at 8.45 a. m., and oonneots ul Camden,
8. O., wUh the Koutheru'n train No. 78 arrlv
lag Id Charleston, H. at H. 17 p. IB.
Train No.04 with pa?HenK?r oonoh atlaehed,
leaving Blaoksburg at 5,30 a. m., and eon
neoMng at llock Hill, 8. ()., with the Houtti
ern'a Florida train for all points Uoutli.
Train No. 33 learing Camden, fl. C., at
12.60 p.m.,after the arrival of Ihe Houtbe n'a
Charleston train oonneo^a at Lauoa*ter,S.O.,
with the L. A It. It.; at fJntawt.a Junetioii
with the B. A. L? goioK Eaat. ut lt'iok lllll,
S. C.. with tha Southern's train No. 31 fot
Charlotte, N.,<C.. and all ]>olnts East. Con
neeta at Yorkvllie, H. C., with train No. y on
tba C. A N. W. It. R? for Choster, K. i'. At
Blackaburg with the Houinaro'a yostibicu
going Eaat, and the Mouthem'a train No. :i5
goii'g West, and oonneotioK at Marlon. N.O.,
wliu tu? nwuiiiliiiu uvia I'.HHt and \\OKI.
SAMUEl, HUNT.
I'rwlilent.
A THiyr,
Buperintafident.
H H. LUMKIN,
0?n,l. Pa??ef>Ker AifenV
CHINESE WAR NOTES.
Chinese troops an- aetiveiy drillin;;
Id 1 be Went lliver dislrl.i
* # The Boxer movement t* ineroasiir.;
In the Province of Shunt: him;'.
MIhs I'm liner, of 1 t?r* \ in.Than
Branch Mission at Ilankow, ha.* byen
reiwrted safe.
? Germany has odbially reiionneed
any land grabbing scheme in Hi"
, Sfhngtse Valley.
The Boxers have burned the ton ? ??r
Chu Chnu, forty miles from Pel; in to
ward rao llUK r?i.
A German naval battalion Ii.m <
t ured and burned the tow n of i.:.u. .
and killed 100 Hoxers.
Two Japanese and several iaimiiv.i
Chinese nnd Korean num'iis on the
frontier have been murdered by (he
^ -Chinese.
; It 1h Riven out nnoflleially by llriii^ii
olttcers that Texas horses will l?.? mtii
from New Orleans to china Cor >lt?
British Army.
i Minister Conner eontlrins the inn
Were at Pao-TIng of l?r and Mr
Courtland . Van Hensalaer Hodge. ot
flnrllngton. N. J.
Prince Chine has re?piestt <1 tin
fitate Department at "Washinclon to
Instruct Minister Conger to open
peace negotiations.
Provont marshals' courts have l>ei n
cpeaed In Pekln by all nations (o pre
,TCnt looting and the Ccruuius bine
pnade robbery n capital offence
^ * I U?Hung Chang. In reply to tIt
American note, said that he had pow
er and would see that Ainerienn Jivi ?
and Interest* In China were protected.
The German Foreign Ofllee ha> -? iii
a -circular note to the Powers an
ttottadng that the ticrman Govern
roent considers that an Indlspen^abh
preliminary to the beginning of peat ?
~~ negotiations with China Is ihe deliver
lay up xA those who were respond., bit
tor the outrages.
Id 1 New York Police Court the other
Boston man who had been ar
? rested at the Instance of his wife on
the charges of desertion and non-sup*
-port presented a novel defense, lie ni
leped that his wife had consulted an
^ Htroloftr, IT ho told her that she was
dstrtlusd to be married at leant twice.
?"i was feer first husband." said the
? ICtiiwd man, "and I saw that it wn*
?o get a ntoTe on. I had to
@ ferred to skip." The Court, howerer,
*fiiUfdU foUgw that line of reason
wtA pWtbaiknan utwW bond* to
" iriirsWrt fess of ibt as*"
Was.
nearly bad
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f|f pUHed tv
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\\50MK TinilLY SIX1UBATI0N5.
How to fioduce a Profitable Crop of
Wheat.
The Charlotte Oil & l^rtillifier Com
pany aud tlio I'roaident of the Compa
ny, Mi-. Fred Oliver, of Charlotte, N.
0,, have ugnia deiuun#trAtod ou their I
farms what ouu be doue toward* proAt j
able whom raining. 1 he '.'Wfcoroa wlitoh
they had in wheat thmyoui gave hq av* ?
?rage yiold of yo bu?h<i(? i?er uore; one
tteld of 80 arieu g*vo an average yield j
of 84 buthol*, another tlotd of HO acre*
gave an a/ei age yiold of ;<!l huahoU per
aotu. A 1'ttld of 00 acroa that waa lit
wheat a.voai ago, nowu by the foiuier
owner of tho land, and which last yoai i
yielded only oight burihnia per acre,
thia year gave an uveittgo yield of '-.'I.
bunhela to the acre. With Mloh an t!- ?
luntratiou of what mil bo dupA by pro
greaaivo fanning, why will the majority
offarmorn continue to ho i-atiafied, or,
if not satisfied, continue to curve thou4
luck whoii th*<u e? op of wheat tutusout j
only 0v? to ton huahela per net e? I here
in no fuNHoii, uud in tact, it ia h ciiiuo
for anyfaiinorto throw away inn time
aud land by growiug such a poor crop,
as tho most of I hem now raise whou j
they could ttoblo and auftdruplo tho,
yield by lutolligont and progi e?si vo
iai uiiug. lliey must mo hotter mule* (
aint ploughs to piepare tho null, lining !
tho bout difcc gralu drills, having fertil- ;
l/er distributor* attached to plant utid
fertilise tho whoat, using the host sood
wheat t->u if it doe# cost a fow( cent'*
per buaftol more money, using u'ot lots
than 400 Ihs high grade complete for
t)|l?.or por aero lUHloiul of lO^'Ibs, of low
grado aoid and ao.d potash goods. Seed
wheat tliat is froo from bioLon and 'la- ;
fectivo wheat, an I above all almost ah
?oliltoly free from cockle seod is worth
Iwico ?s much for seodittg-as the need :
wheat usually used. Mill more im
portant is tho fact that seed wheat from
it croli that i/avo uiiohl ui it'J to.tii bujth
els per aero is superior to nood whnat
from a crop that gave only tivo to ten
huahols per aero. No farmer will at
tempt to raise mules ami hornos to
weigh l,4ui> to l.ti.U Ihv each and flx- :
poet to Hiieceod if lie u'o? for brooding,
stock that weighs from -'GO tw HOU ll>? ,
no breed?t' ?>f high grado milch cows
will expect to Mieceod except by using
high grade stock. I.ast, but not least,
they must u*o hi?;h ^indo fertilizer if
the farmers expocl Id receive proper it;
turns from laud and labor. W hy bo
sbtislled by using 100 ll>?. per u<1re of
cheap, .low grade foitili/.er when 400
lbs. of high grndo feilih/or will givoan
incroa?o of !?? to bushels per acre.''
It costh no more, or very littlo uioro, to
preparo tho land for u good crop than
for a poor ouo; it coat? no more to drill ,
in good need wheat, nliil lUO lbs, of high
grado fertilizer, per acre, than to drill
in poor seed wheat and Itiu lbn. t>f poor,
clio'ip fo> tilr/er per aero; it oo<<t* no
more to cut an acre of good wheat with
n roaping mnchino than it d"o,> to run ?
tho machino e ver nn uci o of poor vvh^at, :
and tii?t reapinu itiuchiiio leaves lea.i
wiieai in iiio field unfathered ii tiio
crop m a cood or.o than it 1I003 if tho ?
crop is n puor ouo. I he fnrmors of tho '
south have the I>o*? t marliot f<?r their
w heat, corn nuil ha\ of any seotiou in
tho I iiiUmI NUtos, oh thny can obtain
tho Hiime prices ?'i tho woMoru fnriuor
plus liie freight tiint is idiargod from
tho wost In tho south. Why not then
farm on u prolitablo plan and not an
uuprofitahlo oneV I mo j^ood stock and
tools, gootl hood aud foi lili/er, yood
judgment and skiil in huiiilhug labor;
und inachiuory, and above all work
yourself n* ait rstmiplB to your hirod
help,a lid you will I i n 11! til tiling pi o ti' a bio (
Tlic Slilrl-^l.cvc."! Mnn and Olhcrj.
W'f linvc rcrcivril fI"'tin :i I{11* ?-i;?*i
hi<h In l)Us>i'hlol'f :m c:irucs! cntrchlv
t?> mu.-n ;i matter which h:i^ <hcpl.v
ulrr.mI cosmopolitan voch-tj in that
I town, "licnu.'in hnlit s, ' she write*,
I "hi >? shocked " hen a k?mii i'Miian roll-i
! up h's shc\ts when playing teiiiiis. or
I ll' they Imvo tlic top liilUon of their
shht ?mito:iAnd Ih. ti idtc a-l. i
uh.it we thin!. itf a 1 t Icruiitii lady
line al dlnii'-r wlm leeched ? new
pair ??f lnowo hoot- !tt?d innncdlntely
(lluitor h.'iui; lilii-l|t ?l mI s ott tin* Hour,
pulls oft" her old leathers, mid pulls on
the newly pure lilt se? I IsV" W o enti
fes^ t<? ln'in^ ? !n?''k''il I oiitlon ?Jl'?t??'.
A Japanese Charjro.
"'I'lie ,f;lji,< ?-t cm iu have made soy,ie
wotiil'-i jiil t-hargt ii,'1
I paid Stt'.t'.t for thill S;t t -11 u; i
teapot. t \ el.I lid f*i*l ill 1 ?> .ill i.
?I'm ? hi i' it ? olil I it Our l?n i
'I nUit 1 .* ? * I i V I". I'.lloJ! i (,? i im > u I * i i 1 '?
All ilrnui'l'-l- refuii.1 t!e- II...IH-V l! U f;i|NI .
(Mire. 1* \\ (; K. v i.'t ii.'nn' ii fn. li lto\
(,i( t lr> Willi. "M.turu;i. wlial'a that
white slttlT? V. libe Al.tlllllUl ''I'll ?! :
whipped . I. lilt I.Mile Wt !,. "V. .? .
it had he Tor'* it \s as whipp< >1
li sarsapat ilia .i:ul thr oth^r
,*ei?c-tai>le inijrt du-nts that i;n
into thr !ir-?,t are ?*ond ;r; n
mcdicinc, then \\ct's .Sa:sa
parilla. r; ! t r.iit, we ,u<
humlnigs.
Your doctor will toll vnu
which, because he can have the
formula of A \ it's Sarsanarilla
any time ior tlie asking.
If you are tired, half sick,
half well, if one day's work
causcs six days' sickness, get*i
bottle of the olci Sarsaparilla.
Get Aver's, ahd insist on A\ cr's
m
when you want SarsiparilU.
J. C. Ayf.r C'ompanv,
Practical l.<mell, Mj<?
Afrt'i Ssvnpaiflh : Aj-t't Hi'r Vljor
Ajw't PiH? J Ar?'?Cli?^ I'cccoral
Arue Curt J Ajrcr'i Comato-.c
"?SftiSiSS j tf Water |
Kvery mother possesses information of vital value to her
young daughter. That daughter i? a precious legacy, and
the responsibility for her future is largely in the bandy of tho
mother. The mysteriouH change that develops tlie thought
less x?r 1 into tho thoughtful woman should find the mother
i\v; ciAi? wiii'vi: wiy^w.. A? >,v,v> vjjSvt, vv>t Sim ^my^en"!
well-being of her daughter, so will the woman he, anil her
children also.
When tho young girl's thoughts become sluggish, when
nhe experiences headaches, dizziness, faintnoss, and exhibits
an abnormal disposit ion to sleep, pains in the back and lower
limbs, eyes dim, desire for solitude, and a dislike for the
society of other girls, when she is a mystery to herself ami
friends, then the mother should go to her aid promptly. At
such a time the greatest aid to nature is Lynia L. IM
such a time the greatest aid to nature is S.yuia L. IMnk
liiim'N V ('jfotablci (,'onipoultd, It prepares the young
svsttMu for the coming change, and is the surest reliance in
this hour of 1 rial.
The following letters from Miss Good are practical proof
of Mrs. rinkham's elliciont advice to young women.
Mins Good asks Mrs. Plnkham for Help.
Junti 12 th, 1 fiOD.
" Dear Mas. I'inkiiam:?1 Iwve boon very muoh bothered for some
time \n i?it my monthly periods bein^c irre^uln r. 1 ill tell you nil about
it fiixl put myself in your euro, for I lutve henrd ho much >>f you. Kadi
month menstruntion would become less >in<l less, until it entirely .stopped
for ? ik months, Uild l>o\v it lias .stopped a^uin. I hnv?? become very ner
vous and of a very hnd color. I am a \oun;.f pcirl itnd have aljvayn hud to
work very hard. 1 would 'nc very much pleaded if
you would It'll nit' what t.rtiliv''- M I'w I'll/.' !oi'?i?,
Cor. U'l'th Avenue ami Yc.sh.r W ay, Seal tie, Wash.
The Hnppy Result.
February H'th, 1900.
" Pkah >:>*. T'ink it A m : 1 cannot |>r;ie.e l.vdhi
TO. Piulthuin's \'rifcd.a hli> <'osx>iKiiind enough. 1' is
just, simp!v wonderful the ? Imnjje your niedieino
lias made in mc. I feel 151%t* another pcr*??u, My
worlt is iii>w a pleasure to me, while ho fore u.Mijff
vour uii'dieiin- ii \v:ts a burden. To-day I am a
healthy and happy jjirl. I Ihiiilt if ni?>re wnmcn
would use your Vegetable Compound there would he
!i>~s sufTt>riii;f in the world. I cannot express the
relief I hn**?? experieneed hv vrdnp* l.yiMn.j:. 5-Mnk
h.itu'B N'cfreiabie Compound."- Mr<< <innn,
<'or. "\?th Avenue and Ycslur W ay. Seat tie..' W'u^h.
Owtnt? t<? th* fact that s.m? skeptical
| Ct'plj, iiM . ?* I r ?i' i 111??? to t ii?i?r ijii# MH'ijrij
KP WMi H 1 i!j^ ? ??! tUo tost ni.'ii.y Icttri *
xvr ntA jHiMikhiW^Jvc h.iwc
it >%*?til thf t'lAlional 17! t. ?rlr. .'t i vuji, *??y $s,? ??*?,
>;ili l;c j-.iul t?? any ; ?v i\ v. ii ? an sh??\v I hut t!>r ahuve
nr, i wjt'. Pish' < Ma tiintf the
??.? ! \ ?? IA F I'l.-.KII/.M Mumcinb Co.
I iiforJiiiiHic I'ishcrntnn
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willi I In- ivd it< ? f?. ' I I ?i u?.t in * in. ..f
<'? iii:hiik"mr.v siifi'l ? ^ w li"ii I >I:trtftl
(iii tlixt llsliiii); tri|i. nnd l In-re was noun
t<> In- It.'i11 within ? ?;111> inili'i "
"Tim h;nl," said I hi* loan mill w ill)
! In- si i in*;y tun- t:srln\
1'iiii licit iiin't tin* < i r I of t Of
i niiri i', 1 i .inif lunar witli?>111 slmw im;
t (j.? ir-t'.il i'I )i;i \ in;; |ii-?*ri mi a
I ?-11ii?lrip :iii?l in\ wifi- tlilnUs I
\? :i -ii't li-hlii*' nt ??ill. ami vow s ?.|n>
\.'.il llu.l niil w In';.- I .is ilurliiu ilut
1 i| U triki-S i-Xi-i.v ?rlt| l vi> -
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What He Moant.
"1 !i>!<! Ii nil \<mi win ;>?; lu'iu'st n*
I It:- day i- l<>m:
li ii ? I -?1 !??? ?-ii V :*vkci| Srnntnr
II ? m 'ii'Jv ti iniil Uril licit li<> j;iir?s
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\ 11 -! I r ? iii I'- licit i! i n i t last 11 i i tit ? ilciu
a miiutti ? >" \\ :i^i1111vt? >11 Star.
S I Oil It,-%* II r<1. 1 t on.
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It'a :i >;nntl thitiK Hio toiler itl tlio
h.itik do*Mi't ti ll all hr knows.
l'i:iN'*\i r?priMH I >t n out k | int. Ml rim k
or k i\h vuiir k'l'.'.l* mii oiiitvMiiiy ilii*i| up
pi'urnin'O. HolJ ' v till dr'.i^'k'ist?. <0
RoliinKKtonn N'omoss?pa
p. f tolls how tor llvo in If) oonf *
ilriy." Tnitordon Torn?"Pocs Ii toil
linw trr git do 15 cont.s>';
'? It r llrnl l*n-?rrl|?t loit For I lillli
?r-i I>v^r l? n l>ottl? of Orotk'b Tjiiitk.k**
( hii.;. Tomc. It in !tua nod qiiiuiim
?>? i i?*i*;?-? foif??. Norui?,no |-?v, rrl.**25.\ *
Some of (h? Ihinic* Jt bo??rr tn
rIvc th;m rerelxo wi#' ? plnfrgod nlck-'l,
n hfid rlfc.u and advice of any old kind.
A | )*o?lbl?iip??oh do?? not alwAyn *p
plAUM. Bo. S9.
Fron th? oittnp*Isa erfttof lh*l
money Ulk?.
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J-lf A III. A H ;i \ I It ? I ?* l'V" l?All.W.*V, II ro ll" t
<"v' tlirun*:!! io u>ni^tiii(i>iii ??v?-r tin
I'Minsyltitiitu Itnii i. : i i>n,.Portw nmiiS It It
l'.;i!'.l;i;>il'C ovi r lilt* ll.Uli'i'.nrc bU'llltl 1 *i??? k<?'.
? <??!!} iinv, iif.il I'?*t ?v?'11111?>ii Hint <'"lnti i
l !ii ihit (if iilitii.Mu. Nnwl ?rry A l,auii;?j
ltiiilrii.nl. I'hli sirrntifjnjni'l.r lui'luth'N till
? ? 'i k i-?u?'.| l.v 11:. ? I" 1 ? ? r t< I it < Viitrul .V IVnhJ
>uiar ;;i\? t <? )>.: :i M il iilii'i ltnilron<l. ,
Mrn. \VI w?)o\vV> v?i' i M ii < Syrii|i for fill lid m
: ? ('t lit lie. Moi I mis "111* Ml !???, | Mil III'!'* I It It Hill 11 III. '
' ? > 11. ull.l V t:?ili. 'Ill ?' ? nllc. Iwttlii :
.lap.in :ino Camphor.
Within .i year tin laaiphor trade n!
I'm- wot lil l::is In . .niii' it monopoly. I i:o j
trrrs vtpch yirhl thi? frn-rratit and !
iis< t;il utiii! urf Ik In' found till u\i r |
Asia and tli'1 Kast lndi?*s. lull tprin- !
i i|i;tl.produrtion li 11:it tlnun Is ??uiilinnj j
tn tin l.-l.iii"l ..f I'?u iin? r-n. whirh !>??- j
:u;s (ii .!:tji'iti. Chlii.i wits never aide |
in finni-li itinr" than L'inMUhl pound)
it tear, itiiil Japan ihuv proilnees ahotil ;
,",iiim h ?;i. I 'oriuosa s ;t111111:> 1 output for j
s. v<r:il yoarw past lias heeti between |
<;.? h it i.i ii ii i anil 7.' '?* u M |;' pounds. I.llllo I
tn In- li.nl at present Ifiun any other |
>..tit' i. there is tin prosp.vt of fiy i
? liani;e in I ho >ii tin linn l or a lonji time ,
M eoute.
In i|i i uliu.r i?i ? \i-rri?o eontrol over j
tli" pri<ilu< :iiui -if camphor, Japan Inn ?
li< i-ii ju t?:a t? ??I l?y I w o uiu'.iven. la thu |
lirvt plaii\ sin- wit Mrs t?? oiuuiu roveittw j
I luii'l mill. a > 1-ranee iIihs front 111" '
iti.it? 11 and i-'.^iir Industrie*. Hut sin- j
jil?o si'i'lvs to a \ i i t tun Killing of Hit'- '
ciiom' \\lii; !i lays th" L'l hli'ti for i
In r. In oth? i words. sit" lias under- ;
iak? ii t<> pi-ot".-i t'n- eatnphor forests, j
which wi'iv in danger ??slhtrt ion. j
Af!er 1 Itrcc Vcara.
\ t: rxfrnorihnntpi' lir-lan.-" of t !i\." j
ct'in t itiot n.p-lllv I.r Ih" 1i?iiii!iik p!k*''?h '
lia? Jn^t oi-rnri"'! at Norlliwlch. Im j
.filly. IS'.i". a hir*1 Ivlonptntj to Mr
Woodwitiil, Aviitt;o T.oils1*. Wlunjr.^ '
ton. wis llhrrat<'il. nit!i others, nl
Itrnni'S, I'runoo. Tho ram proved tlis
iiMtt^itis. only one out r>f Kcvoral htm
iltvd. and tl>?t h.dongltiK to Mr Woo<!
v%?cd, retnrrilnK honi#* the nemo day.
This tvrfk th?- ownrr was ns:onUSu>d
to ijl^ovrr itint one of the* los! homers
had fnniid its ivay hack, nnd that on
tli" smiio dale a- wlivn llbf,rMf?,d throo
ri'^ri? r.?o. 'I'lio hlrd l^oro tlio lio lnt?
ri; ^ tvl>i"h ostab'Isbrd his UTontiiy.?
London lilolif.
Salflktman?the newrnt
atyl<r? in r1o\o.s. IVr!tap? vou woni.i
like to see the French walking Klovef.''
Farmer Clovejtop?''Wall. I aw .in! i
always knowAl tTirm Frenehrnen wut
queer, hut I nevrr thought thry walked
on their hands, h'Rosh."
The clock roak? r should have plenty
of time at hi* d;sro"!tif. but wh?n hual
r<"?p u bad tln;o hangi heavily on hi#
hands. *%
The Best
Is always used as a basis for Comparison.
[Tasteless Chill Ionic
Is the standard * prescription of America tor
Malaria, Chills and Fever.
How often do you hear imitators say "Our
medicine is just as good ?&^Grove's" or "It is
better than Grove's". \ Do not be satisfied
with the 44jlist as goods". There are no "just
as goods"?Grove's is the best as such com
parisons admit?Grove's is many times supe
rior both in merit and popularity to any other
chill nr*MYar_atinn rnu n iiLi.ctnred^ and is the
\ - Ti - . . ? %
only chill cure sold to jobbers in car load
j lots. Every druggist in the malarial sections
j of the United States am 1 Cub a sells Grove's
j on a No cu?*"., No pay, basis. Price 50 cents.
I
Grove's Tonic broke up a 10 days' spell of fever which
a physician thought would last several weeks.
\ " During my recent illness your Chill I onic proved of
; beneficial effect ii being highly endorsed by my family phy
! sieiar.. 3 bottles broke up a 10 days' spell of fever which at
I first was thought by the doctor would last for several weeks.
| Your excellent remedy is having a tremendous sale through
; out this scction, more so than all other Chill Tonics combined,
as I anv informed by various druggists."
Yours truly, A. ROSCOWER,
J f'oldsboro, N.C.
Portable Scboolhouses In Brooklyn.
It Is likely lliiil portable wliool
li<>ii.-,i-s will It,. used in Brooklyn during
the next schoiM year to etJc out the
present 11 i;i > I ?>? | ii :t t** neeommodat ions,
t'harles i:. Bohertson. President of the
r..n<?u^h School H'>:inl, kuid:
"The regular hulldlnus will nguln,
;is heretofore, f;iil to take in all ehil?
<ir<-11 of school nge. nnd \vp have heen
considering rvt'ry piu^lhli* expedient
t<> prevent the ol<l resort t'> half-day
chf scs. Not hiiu^~*iA;gested appears
so pro:nis;n;ras ihr portable structures,
which jmII cost little and ran he eas
ily ere. led, and as easily removed
u hen lies i*ed. I'lans are now under
way wir (lieiu. Tin* nunihei; of the
hnildliigs ivill depend upon the report
now 4ti pr??|?iration hy Superintendent
Ward. ul.o will inform the Hoard
where tlu* structures are most needed
atid where ir i- possible to erect them. '
The straw hat lingers in the lap of
cut iimn.
KITS perinu'H'iittycured. Noflt*or iiorvou*
nrkK nfti'i' llr>< iliiy'^ uw of Dr. hlln?'? (Jrmt
Nerve |t?u>t<>rt*r.$''tri'il tiottio nmi tr??nti??rfr?o
I)r. I!. It. Ki.isk. I.id .'.'ill Arrh S?. Phi!*, I'.t.
Why n.it interest the ha/ehall nni
?ir?8 in tlie striking situation?
B-IBBY'S
LUNCHEONS
We are meM cooker* and cannor*.
Our busnn.si u th>- l.ir^rnt ol it* kind
in America. We have tried to learn
everything that 8t>vl>o\y knows about
making rooked meat wood. That it
?ur hiisinos* We seal iho irodnot in
kevoncnmg can*. l inn a key and ysiu
lind the meal exactiv as st left i'5.
\V? ;>ut up in tht* way
f'otted llrtm, Beef and
Tongue,
0\ lonyue (whole),
vcrti Loa|,
Deviled Clam,
BrlsUct Beef,
Sliced Smoked Beef,
And two dozen ether r.pcciahicc It !?
iin l.owil>!e foran-bodv to make Icitch
eon ineall any J-fKfr.
Your grocer iho.'M hate thrin,
Ltbly. Mi A'tiil &' l.\blr\, i Atitifr.
"How to Make (icod Things to Hat"
will be tent tree it you ask ut.
CUntS WHERE AIL USt WIS. ?
Beat Cough Hyruji. Ubo
In tiiiio. Sold bv
SH013
UNION nadp
thuM ??
feftV?ln"?.'-"i.~
,<il ?..'r? li'O ??4
?hot! lK?u ?njr vihlf 1 ???
rn?ouU?iur*i? in tl?? I ? ??
or- KUatilljliHl
Tu 1*10.
Win do you r?) 3* ju
K5 for kIioC* Jim
rnnhilvW.l/.llOllljl?*
bliuea for $:? and
$.1.50 uiiicn
nro iusl??
good.
TIH*. KKA*t>V more W. K Ikvifltaa And
TH F -M*d? . I th?i V<?1 lail*>ft?cl Hill THP' I
Aintricin lr?lhrf? "1 }>V *itk- I
_ _ Vnrrrrttrtt
ftCCT ?? t - t* ?<"i cl nFST
DLOI dh.r ni?k<v 'lti<T ti llV? cu? DCOI
IcWi ni?ilo Thfy will out
(f o (jft '???f i?? t?ir? i t fiii?? n>tkM ?t <uq nn
4)J,0U th* dim i-noti. ikki h?T? r<> r?i> v{>OiUU
ulall'n. Vim f?n r*My ?ffoin
Yeu# d*4l#r ?i.ouM keep them j vj givt v*r* <!<tUr
?xdutive ?*ic In ftt)\ (own.
'ToUtf* no ? utiat!lut v f Irmt on hftvlnir W. I..
IV-ugUi thrift with n?n>? ind price n?j>r?! r?n btitl ni.
If your droitr wi!l not get th?*m for > on, mu) dtr*? '? to
fftotorr, ? noising prico Ati<) 51c fltU for carriage.
btmt* kind of ItarKer, the. and width, ?*f r*?> 104.
Our ihoii wi)) r^ooh jrmi any wh? ir. ( utaUyut AWr.
W. L. JOUGLAS SHOE CO., Brockton, Mass.
and OATS
FOR SALE !
Koil May worn! whoat from a crop that vivid
PiJ !i.H to 35 t>uptip)* J'?t Hero, r?cionnoi\ l?y u
wVh Yl^l^Kv , i>, \.> v,
ba^i*, price por bunhol, foe.I Oatx prown
In North Carolina from Toxo* Hod Unfit I'roof
St-od, tin) North Cnroiniit crop yield! K M()
buhhols por aero, price Wv perlmtdiol I'riow
on i'urfl at Charlotte, N. frol^J)' to bo'"
paid by buyer, Tfrip.i e;taii w'fli order,
CI IA KI.OTTK <>H, .V I- KKTII \'/.KH CO.,
I KKIiOiaVKH, . HAUI.OTTK, K C.
BUSINESS
^ COLUiGK,
ROANOKE:, VA.
MORE CALLS FOR GRADUATES
THAN IT CAN SUPPLY,
Send for Catalogue.
I?nter Sept. 4.
("HAS. K. K( IvKltLK, I'rcsi.lint.
Mention >s hen you M?w aiilli'P cf S*<*li<>"!
BOILERS.
3aa Innko, Stacks, Hand 1'ipps and
Shod*iron unrk; Slitil'ii)>>?? l'ul*
leys, (<carfri?, Muxes, Hangers, etc.
?ttVTnsl every day; work I SO hands,
LOMBARD IRON WORKS
AND SUPPLY COMPANY,
Augusta, - - Georgia.
; P | CATALOG
SPORTING GOODS.
RAWLIKGS SPORTING
GOODS COMPANY.
02O liociikl SI., ST. i.OI I.'J, ,n<?.
Columbia Business College, C0I^ug01^
H<'?t Muniixsss it>><I f )>?>! t.iia'id C1H11S< <<.
b.-it,sr Iri<liM<ctnoi>l?, 11 ml nitir? (i r,(i!ti.it-s
iilHi'i'il In |m>hU|kii? Ihm.oll ollinr < ollcgc*
HI 8 ?<. comMn<-<1. 'Ifrm* Inir iVitnlnj; K1TKK.
A'IT K N TIO is fiic.il i t>t ti*i| if you motition
this p?i><*r wlu<n writlnu u<lvcMl*t<t>. So.39
irtk e? O ?5 V NEW i>iscov?.RY;#it?#
%J a x || 1 ijU'cW r>- ur>?kt
cm(f?? H<> ik <>f testimonial* M?d IOiIay*' t'tuont
free. Dr. U U. QKEEIt'H SOKH. Box H AtUnt*. On
That Little Book F? ladies, lO rent
ALICE MASON, Hoc he* ik 11, N. V ?
are packcd away in your insides and must be kept clea.n,
in order and doing business.
It's a long way, with many turns and pitfalls to catch
the refuse and clog the channel if not most carefully
eleaned out every aay.
./When this long canal is blockaded, look out for
trouble? furred tongue, bad breath, belching of gases,
yellow spots, pimples and boils, headaches, spitting up of
food after eatiivg?an all-around disgusting nuisance.
Violent pill poisons or griping sails Art danger
ous lo use for cleaning out the bonvels. They
force out the obstruction by causing violent
spasms of the bcrwsjj, but they leave the in
testines 'weak Jpd even less able lo keep up
regular movements than before, and make a
larger dose necessary next time.
Then you have the pill habit, which kills more people
than the morphine and whiskey habits combined.
The only safe, gentle but certain bowel clcansers are
sweet, fragrant CASCARETS, because they don't force
out the foecal matter with violence, fcit act as a tonic.on
the whole 30 feet of bowel wall, strengthen the muscles
and restore healthy, natural action. Buy and try them I
(Look out for imitations and substitutes or you can't'get
results. Cascarets arc never sold In bulk. Look for the
trade-mirk, the long-tailed WC" on the box.) You will
find that In an entirely natural way your boweb will be
promptly and permanently
mr AI.Ilir.KTAKT (!A\4I.. 1 ts.wrr and of
>i?ti
!&;
-- ??<v?n<4ln* wUli 1? #1
ui*. M Ftclum. it Anuf. rti* <lu*3*aaai l?mbo>>m> ***?
.. ? . t -- )r.. f?ed tron tk*ttiro?*
to ? ? ? >T->ina<-li. * #nd of a(?m*cii. >? Hflorlo txd *f
? . I. huodtnum I Otll hl??<tfr; #, ?, ? to?U int**
tin**- ' < mr-trn t v?rmlfor<? % UMna>| <??!*? >
>0 Tuni'?rn II n??Mli(inc MlMi It. )ln*M <??
th* tm*'l tnt*ttli>?? Th? imall
'?* t i? li.l?rtli>* or colon ti th* o?ei
II.* ?Jlr*cclon arl.lcli tbo runttnU *f
dmiIii* lkr*??-h th* *11 man
Sl&SS.'SS
Hade CLEAN and STRUNG by
fSweSijtiketane-uuad "C.*
10c..
25a 50c.
ALL
druggists!
can't afford to luy, wa will maH a boon frae.
AJtfresf Starting ffripitfj Company, Ctfkaja or Maw Ybrtc.