r
... Mtmt Ot Interest.
The recent death fif p*rU of Mile
Jeanne Heaupere remove? the Ian of
*h$ ' locogulaae" who played * part In
tJM private flnual* of Nupoleou HI.
Ldke the Compte^e do Castlgllonn, th<>
taacl Gating literary hack of tho of tho
-ehter Alexandre Dumaa and tho Empe
ror ended herllfo In comparative pov
erty. The only prosperou.- star in the
little constellation was tho famous
*MMarfuerlte Ballanger, who was ft sec
ond and Inferior edition of the historic
Mrfc "Howard, who aided Prince Ta>uI<
Napoleon during his London exile, and
.."who wa? the only woman to whom tho
eeoret of the Coup d'Ktat was con
flrtod.
-Tho Grand Rapids, Mich., Hoard of
Trade celebrated the fiftieth anniver
sary of tho Incorporation of the city
by a haiufnot at tho armory hall.
AJfred R. Hearno wias killed by a'
?? train at Canoseraga, N. Y., andVhls
- "wife 'became Insane when Intormefk.of
It.
? ... Jtl.u
Happiness cannot bo bought, but ouo of
the groat hindrances to Its attainment on a
be removedjiy Adams' Papain Tuttl Pruttl.
W" ? ?
Some people boast that tboy pay ns
they go. but when they register at a
hotel without baggage they havo to
pay as thdy come.
Hwoat ,and fruit soldi will not dlsnolor
goods dyed with Potsam Fadki.kas Dirts
Hold by all druggists.
The poots who do the most posing
__ dro not Poos.
Ourtsr's I alt
It used by millions, whloh Is a ta.'t proof of
Its quality. Sond for froo hookiat, "Inkling
Address CirUr's ii>k Co., Jles\od,
Lots of girls who do fancy work don't
fancy work. - - Irio. 4H.
Gverf JInlh?r Should linen
ir*?irn? *rt ll'i nv^? v ...
and Colds tiko ma^lo snd nil i'alnu and ( nti.
Mr. fleorge Craven, who has Just die l
at Rochdale, England, in his 93'd year, i
had voted In every electon In that Hit* j
since It first secured Parliamentary
represents ton In 1832. Earlier still l>'
was an active worker for the Reform
ers in Lancashire County contests! an I
he rode 011 horseback from Ilo.hdale to
York in 1831 to vo'e for Lord lirough
am.
Wimtoil.
A traveling salesman In oacli southern
?.10 to t<H) p?r month iwid tt nv<*l11>y eiiiensos,
exporluncd not absolutely i??e??s*rjr. Address
Peiticku Tobacco \Vofks Co.. t'eutlks, Va.
Mrs. Ilugglns?"That little boy next
door Is always blowing putty into peo
ple's eye* with a blow pipe. I'm sur
prised that his father doesn't mako
him stop It." Mrs. Muggins?"Well,
ho won't. Ills father Is an oyo dor
tor."?Ho heard about the widows
mite,
Odoil Portion.
Trustworthy men w?nlnl to travel Fxprrl
?IU'0 not absolutely n*rnksarjr. For particulars,
address Peerless '1'ob. Win., ftndford City, Vu
Emperor William lunched with hh
mother, tlie Emprtss Frederick, at
Cronberg. Hesse-Nassau, on :!ie occa
sion of her birthday, and toasted l.er
In tho presence of six reigning prit.ces
and princesses.
?ivory nuilirr Mliould lltivo
bottle of CJoossO rea?*Mutinent. ItcuresCroup
and Colds like matflc And Ml Palm anient-'.
lllobhs?" Young Spondall makes
light of 1i!k financial difficulties."
Slobba?"Why; has ho money to
burn?"
PI?o'h f'uro Is tlio host ni*<llfino,w? <v ?r usod
for nil n<T?"ti>>iiH of throat nnrif Iuiirh. Wm,
^ O. E.nmhi.ry, Vutihuron, lnd.. l|i>b. 1<>, 1000,
Thoonly timo a man fools that ho In too old
r to It'nrn anything I* wliou ho is lit Urn frosh
mft 11 elass lit oo)1?k?v Km. 4*.
To <'ii re n Cold In Our Onjr.
Take IjAXarivk IIiidmo Qumnit Tari.ks,
AH druggists rotund tbo money if it fulls to
cura K. W. (Iuovk's hlgnaturo on ?moh box.
26c.
Some pcoplo arc known by the c >ih
pany thoy keep.'an<l other* by the*
people they uhako.
Krcry itlolhrr Nlmuld llavo
bottle of OoosoG roasoLlninmnt. 11 <?iirgi('ri><ni
and t olds l kc mnglo and n I talus and Cuts.
Widowers aro pocull.ir. Some of
thom pine away, and others spruce up.
00 YOU FEEL LIKE THIS?
, Pen lMcturo for Wouion.
?? I am so nervous, there is not a
Welt fnoh In my whole body. I am ho
weak at my stomach and have indi
gestion horribly, and pnlpitation of
\be heart, and 1 am losing ncah. This
headache and backache nearly kills
me, and yesterday 1 nearly had hyster
ics; there 1* a weight In the lower part
of my bowels bearing' down all the
time, and pains in my groins and
thighs; I cannot sleep, walk, or hit.
and I believe 1 am diseased all over ;
no one ever Buffered a* I do."
This is a description of thousands of
cat.ea which come to Mrs. I'inkhain's
attention tmilv. An inflamed and ul
cerated condition of the neck of the
womb can produce all of these nytnp
Mm. Joax Williams.
a toms, and no woman hhould allow
herself to reach such a Dorfection of
AUery when there in absolutely no
Bftd of It. The Bubject of our por
trait l#this sketch, Mrs. William* of
English town, N.J., ha* been entirely
on red of Such illaewr and misery by
Pinlchatxfs Vegetable Com
nonnd. and the faldlnr advice of Mrs.
fhiMMtf of Lynn, Mim.
? No other medicine haa auoh a record
far ?BifllnU cures, and no other medt
.<*?* VjwL-M (rood." Women who
piiia MMjIxrald inalct upon yetting
tin'a Vegetable Cdta
#ak for It at a store.
laitti iu Mia. iMuh
.Maaa., and toll her all
Bar adrloe iajtrm.
WANT LARGE ARMY.
Military Ccmmilfcc Will Recommend
Enlisting 100,000 Men
TOR SERVICE IN TIIF: PHILIPPINES, j
Chairman I lull Culls a Mc?:Iiir of the
House Committee on Military a I- j
fairs to Consider the Army I I I.
Washington, l>. Special. <Mi:?ir
man llnll, of tho house committee on
military affairs, called a me-ting of
kt|>o commit too for next Tuisday. II'1
hopes that a (|iioruin will 1>?* pics, nt
and that \\tho commit tin can k<> to
work Immediately on the outlines of a
now army bill
"It will bo IIV tho direct Ion of econ
orny to pass tlio army bill without
delay," said Mr. Unit. ' I In* army
now In tho Phillpplpes wll) have to
ho brought homo In thA Hijitmier, that
1h thoso of tho !M#II who do not cure
to rcenllHt. Tho transport* which go
out for them nhould depart laden with
tho troops who are to replace them,
olso the ships will make one voy.tg ?
empty."
Mr, Hull was In conference with tho
President, and with officials of tho
War Department upon the character
of legislation desired l?y the admlnls
tration. He said the President would
communicate to Congress very fully
his recommendations uhout tlie aitny
and he did not assume to speak tl>o
President's mind 'in advance. lie
thought, however, that the adminis
tration would not he content with any
makoshlft legislation, no proposition
to continue the present law for two
years more, Ills impression was that
the President wanted authority to
raise a regular army sufficient for thel
needs of the country, loo.nuf) men If j
necessary, the number to be reduced j
when there was no longer need for ?
them.
Mr. Hull said the Taft commifnion
had reported that lfj.000 Filipinos
could be enlisted ijiimodlately in the
army for tho PlHllppines and that
they would make good soldiers under
American officers. There was no fear
of a repetition of Ureal Mritains ex
porlenco with the Sepoys, for the Fill ]
pines. Mr. Hull nnid, have no national
feeling, like the natives Of. India
Moreover, added Mr. l/ultf the experi
ment of enlisting native troopd has
proven successful, and there atx; no
more loyal or efficient soldiers than
the natives pnliwtcd in tho Rritisl;
army In India.
To Remove Stamp Taxes.
Washington. P. C., Special.?('hair
man Payne and Representatives I'ul
zell and Hopkins, acting as a sub
committee, spent a portion of the d iy
drafting the bill to amend the war
revenue law. The general provisions
of the hill have been agreed upon. Th
reductions to lie made will be in 1a11vj
taxes,/ as heretofore Indicate!
mVinber of the commlUee nitld-ttfat nl
th^iilgh there wa.s some discussion < on
corning reductions upon bcoy and also
on eigais. cigarettes land/ tobaccos,
there did not seem to Jrie riny Inclina
tion to reduce the present tax on th?*e
articles as long as /tlicro remained
stamp taxes, which iio salil were ob
noxious to every one UJdn# th^m Al
though It Is generally understood that
there l? a complete understanding
among the members of th.-< committer
iT^to what Congress shall do. It is un
derstood that no Iron-clad agreement
has boon reached and any part of the
bill can tie taken up and ehauged if
found desirable. Rut the members of
tho committee <b> not expect many
changes, for. it is said, the full Re
publican membership will not likely
meet again until next Friday, one day
before tho rull committer- Is to be
railed together. The committee ex
poets to preif-nt the hill to the house
on the first or second day of the ses
sion.
I
Paper l;rom Cotton Seed.
Atlanta, (5a.. Special. ?Tho Journal
?ays that plain havo boon eonsumatod
hero for the erection of ten plants f>>r
the manufacture of cottonwool hulh
Into piper of different grades. Robert
Thomas, of Now York, at present In
this cltv, says that the scheme is ho
lug backed hy tho National Haw com
pany. with Jfi.OOO.OH) capital and that
work will 1>:* begun In put ting up th 1
p'ants In about thirty days. I!?? says
In* Is also hacked hy tho Standard nil
company. It Is tho Intention to havo
tho fa torloK Blattered well throughout
the cotton helf, and they will ox.cnd
from Texas to North Carolina. Tho
p'ants will run with a capacity cf l.'J
?o 200 tons each.
6o lioers Killed and W'ounilfd.
London, lly Cable.-- A special dis
patch from Middloburg, TransvaalCo!
ony. rays that in the surprise of the
outpost of the, "ItuflV" (Thi''d Infan
try) southwest of Balmoral, Novem
ber 10, the Moors lor.t r.O killoil and
wounded. The burgers. the dispatch
adds, slmultamously atackcd a garri
son of fualllers on Wilge river, hut
were beaten off with the loss of 120
men. killed and wounded.
Two Men Ki led in (icorgia.
Daisy,"* Ga.t Special.-- A shooting af
fray look place at Kennedy's Mill,
noar Ciroveland, (la.. Monday night
nbout 10 o'clock, In which R. Johnson
and Robert Hatten. two white men,
were killed. They had a misunder
standing and Ilatten shot Johnj-on
through the neck, and after Johnson
.waa uuwu on the ground fie raised up
and shot Hatten's orains out. It Is not
known what tho fracas was abput.
?4
Judgement For*fci40,000.
~ Washington, D. C., Special. It Is
finofflclslly but rcllab.j reported to
t|h* State Department that Mr. Jsnnsr,
the British umpire Infthe arbitration
the ease of Rob#/ H. May, as
the gore
SHEDS IUS SKIM *
A Man \\'ho Ma# This Peculiarity of ?
Snake.
j A man who fdiedn Ills skin In it* ????
i I!ii'ly once n your, and who ln\s dom?
r<> ifgularly f?>r tho last f?vrt>"?*lir?,??
yiars, is one of tin? curiosities thai
Untie, Modi, I toasts of. 'I'Ih* man .1,
M I'rl'O, a fairly well educated miner
?.> at the pft'-elit lime engaged Iii the
ci.rious pastime of skinning ItInixt-1 T.
| The methods that he adopts Is to hist
t'.wii hl:> hands and face and then strip
ii in an Immense sheet from his hody.
The process of skinning IiIh hands
and fa<e was completed August (?. and
ii < nine from 'he fare like a mask
I h<' skin from the hands resembled 41
pair of gloves and was exhibited on the
si reels. The loneliness Is something
remarkalde, and two men tried with
miuhl and main to tear II. They were
not HtHveMnful, although the skin Is not
thicker tlinii the leather of a man's
nfrecf glove I'ihe talks freely ahniit
the matter, although le Is rather ten
der ahonl any publication In tSu.au:\vs
impels. Many physicians have ex
itmliM d him <111 i*i 11K puiiud of the skin
nine, hut not one/lias be?*H able to
solve 1 lie problem! in speaking of the
mailer, Mr. Price Wiiil;
"My mother told me that she first
noticcd the trouble when I was about
six months old, and regularly every
year since (hen I have shed my skin.
It is a phenomenon that no physician
has yet satisfactorily explained, al
though hundreds hove made e.vamina
I.ons and investigations. The faet Is,
thai I shed my skin, and that Is all
1 it> r'l?* ?r? 7rt f xv?* f "?** . *
fourth day of July of each year l feed
the premonitory symptoms, and on
very lew occasions has It missed the
1'Ith of (hat month. The first thing I
feel Is nausea, and then I know that I
n 111 in for ||. The skin becomes per
fectly dead, and the perspiration that
should come through forms In blisters
under it, and the whole thing becomes
loose. I generally ent a circle aronnd
lay wrists, and with the aid of a lead
pencil strip Ii off whole for the purpose
of preserving 11 lu (he shape of a
glove. I take It off from my face In
the same manner, but am compelled
t" remove It from my hair like dan
druff. I took a long walk llils morning
for the purpose of gelling up a per
fplration, and, as you see, my whole
body is blistered. I will strip it off
to day or lo morrow. It conies off
In gront strips, as yon can se*? by this
photograph, which-was taken last year.
There Is no particular pain aecompany ?
Ins the operation, although the new
skin is very soft and lender during the
lirst week or ten days. 1 have to lay
off for about'two weeks each year to
attend to it. My children do not in
iifiii ill*' ?]{srfrom Tlipro !*<
one of them, and she Is nine years of
a>;e. and there has been nothing of Hie
kind ever notlccd with her. Several
years ago I was In San Francisco when
I shed my .skin, and the doctors there
preserved It in Its entirety and then
^stuffed it. I aiuA^iiincr. but my work
in the mines do^Wiol affect niy condi
tion in any way that I can see. My
general health is good, even if I do
have skin to throw al llie birds. Chi
cago 1 liter < tcfatt.
In*. Isaac Tj. Wood, of Plymouth,
Mass,, recently visited an agricultural
fair al Kamioop-, '.Hritish Columbia,
and brought home with him twoapphs
as j a in pies of the ordinary fruit of that
region. One of them measures fifteen
ami three-quarter inches in circumfer
ence. and weighs twenty-three ounce*
The other is nearly as larg". Dr. Wood
h.w at Kamloops an apple which
weighed twenty-nine ounces and which
would have been sufllcont for a pie of
the usual hou-ehold size.
? aow ?? 'i iiis y
WnofTor One M101<I1<<<I !>.?ll ?r< Howard for
any Hi oof Catarrh that cannot l?- enroll hy
Hall it Catarrh i'iuc.
I'. J. Ciiknkv St Co., I*. o|?h.. Toledo, O.
>v <v tint ui.d<MnIhi.<-d, have known F. J.V'ho
hov Nil tin* )?i~t 1 /? yt'iirn, l???lii?vo him nor.
f?v tlv f omoim li|o ?ii h 11 t: a n? tion <
and ai|ntirlalI \ ?M? to cm r) out any ot.li?*.
(Ion ill <lo tiy llirlr llrir,.
W K S T A- I in a x, \Y Inil. -alo lJj UKKis'-k. Toledo
(>li o.
Wai.oi.vo. K IN SAN X- Maiiviw, WholCHIlll
I'lu^fcrtBts. Toledo. (?}i|n.
?J I all n < .'nlnrr Ii 1 >011 |? taken Internally, ret.
tni? <1 ? ?-???-(|y nj><?n (I10I<I<10<I unit riuiconn mir
1 Hrojt of lli nyMum. I'ilc. .7fti!.p?'' hottio. Sold
l/y nil Ii ntocl^t*. I'oitiinonialt froo.
It.\!l'h Katmly Pills uro the lio^t.
Colleton for I:rench (iirls.
In France th?>r? are now (IS lyeeunia
ami tollies for Bli'la. wheruas prt-vi
(ir.s to 1SN0. with the exception of pr:
v?!c schools. thero wore no instiUi.:ioJ3
for higher <duration for K-rls. Of tt;o>e
mentioned 4X are lyceums supported
by municipalities and 28 are munleipil
collegos. I>uriitk lust year there were
in the lyceums X.4:n and and in th<>
colleges pupils. In many prov
iiters hoarders are takon and all tile
]> <-<-it111h talto day hoarders. Those wh >
board out of the Reboot are under iU
pervisiou. Some live with (heir pa."
ents, others at the houses of teachers
or in hoarding houses recommended by
the institutIons Or under their super
vi?ion. Hut many more girls received
tholr higher education in eonvepts
than In the schools mentioned, the for
mer being regarded as much more
"commo II faut."
CURES RHEUMATISM OR CATARRH
IN A UAY. TREAIMcNT FREE.
H. H. 11. (Botanic lliood Balm)miroa tho
worst by drilntii;^ tlii poUoil out of
tlio blood itud bono*. Aohon and paiua in
tlm bouos or Joful??, Hwotlei) glanda, drop*
piriK* I" Hi" throat, hawkinc. ftpiltlng or
o?d breath, Impaired lionrlni?, oto , nil dl?
jipl'our promptly find pnrriinii?iiUy. B. 11.11.
; (mitch wlixr.* nil u!.*?o lulls. 11. It. II. makes
blood puro and rioh. l>niKglaU, ? '1 rent
I inont nl B. H. H. *?ut free by writing Blood
! II,wm Co., 3 Mitchell Kt., Atlanta, On. !>??
{ vfll?i> truublo nod frfto medical advice glvou
j until ournd. M??dloln? aent prepaid. 3(K>J
! tetdimoniaiti of euros i?y 11. UNjtiU ?o don't
give up h'oprf; but try Blood Balm.
The M'ow who eats with his knife
j must have it ruthor?hnrp appetite.
llfHt l?*ur thn liowela.
No matter what Alls you, bt&daoha to a
j oa11oi?r, you will naver ??t well until your
! i.-??? = ??> urt put rl|<lit. ()AMo&a?T? liiln
nnlt?i?, eura you without a grip* or pain,
I (iroduoa ?uay natural movamanta, cost you
Juat 10 eanta to Mart getting your haalth
hn^lc. (UniuHBia Ottudy Cathartic, tho
KtMuiluo put up liumatal boxaa, avary tab
let haa O.O.O. at^mpftd on it. Bawara of
Imitations,
Widow's we^ils are often allowed to
xr<>w on a man's gravo.
ICvery !T|(i|li?r Nliould flavo
bottleof (loiimllrcatnl.lniineut. ItourvxCroup
Arid t^'oldn like maglo nnd ail F'ntne an t ? ut?.
Tho novels of to-day B?em to be
oithor historical or hysterleall.
'I'Iia licat t'lcai rlpIloll I'ur Chill*
and Fever Is a bottle of tlnovx'a Tabtki.khs
Ciui.:. Tomio. It 1b simple iron and outnino
In a tastoloAs form. Koeure.no pay. I'ricoaSc.
It'? a wlno husband who allows his
wife to enRaRn his typewriter.
Mra. Wlnalow'aHoothlnw Syrup forohl'drm
uftthlnif, aoftoiiM I ho KUMia, roduceaItlOnmmn.
? * (aV* V -- J aiiAiJ Laa .
HAIR
Wealth
of hair is
wealth
indeed,
c spccial
1 y to a
woman.
Every
other
physical attraction is
secondary to it. We
have a book we will
gladly send you that
tells just how to care
for the hair.
If your hair is too
thin
or 1 o s
ing its
luster,
art
o- - ?
Growth * bccomes
vigorous and all dan
druff is removed.'
It always restores
color to fjray or faded
hair. Retain your
youth; don't look old
before your time.
51 Oft a bottle. All druggists.
" I hare used your Hair Vigor
now lor about years snd f bare
found it splendid" and satisfactory
In every ?iiy, f bullovo 1 havo
recommended thin Hair Vigor to
hundreds of my friends, and they
nil tell tho saino Story. If any?
ImkIv wauls tho best kind of a Hair
Vigor I shall certainly recommend
to iheni just as strongly as I
can tlwu they got a bottlo of Ayer's -
Hair Vigor."
Sirs. N. K. Hamilton,
Not. 2*, lb9d. Norwich, N. V.
Writ a tho Doctor.
If roil ilon't obtain all tho benefits
toii ortirc from tho mo of tho Vigor,
Wilto the Doctor about It. Address,
DTI. .1. C ATFII,
I.owoll, Mass
Kvcty cottoi} planter should
write for our valuable illustrated
pamphlet, "Cotton Culture."
It is sent free. ?
Sv-n.l n.imr nn<! aHilro** to
"(IKKMAN K A I.I WORKS, Njiuu St., N. Y.
Speedy, Prompt and Sure.
Acta quickrr, never gripe* and obtains better reeulta
thnr. nny laxutirc known.
11* action Ik mnrvelou*, it* effect Immediate.
No remedy will cure con<tfpatlon and bUlouBMl ao
quickly end with absolutely no discomfort aa
Atfraf* D*t': One- half (tuafatrM uM*| lj l*af?}*<U_t.
Kvcry di ugglit and general wholHtll frtctr n (ft* wo#W ?*?
ASK
for the fall n?m?,
"HanjadlJino*.
BLUE
Ubclwttb
lud Owtn Panel.
S*t? laporlcr: F?rm ?f ANDRSA^ 5AXLMWIK. | J##?, ?? ?*
IMC
A WORLD
without MUSIC
Wo M l>o it
drcnry pi not*.
M iihiu In mi In
n Irtiiion -.'4 tunic.
SOI ?'X Ift'i l>
buy mi or
? l.wio ? cm ? tiino
\V It) mil u > -t'/
.ah 1 iml.rtiin nt
1* furnituie it'*
?? I ? t< tlM i . lit t? It I,
it <? Invi-htnicnt
I f Vim jj -I o e <?f
tin- S t i n <t t r il
lli'ikna r t? <i oiil
i <1 liy in . it K" " t'l
not i<fTi-oi it II
?Vl 1 tu> i<H !/<?? ?? I
llvo yt.m limn
now, us tho tiny
I you IjoukIh it.
Ldy Price Is Ri^ht.
ORGANS $35.00 UP.
PIANOS $175.00 UP.
11/" WrKo IVr *? utulottuc uiitl I ernu,
Add.t"('*?,
M. A. MALONE,
Columbia, S. C.
^ AW MILLS, CORN MILLS,
1 CANE MILLS, RICE
HULLERS, PEA HUL
LERS, ENGINES, BOIL
ERS, PLANERS AND MATCH
ERS, SWING SAWS, RIPSAWS,
t.nd ft'l other kind* of woud working inaohln
. jjrp ? . **<?' ** "-"t*- ' ^ **'" vi 111
1b the hcuvlofd, strongnjt, anuinost ofllHent
mill for the money on tho markot, quick,
aoourHtu. Htato Ai;ont fur H. U HmUh
Mnohlno^Oomimoy wood working maehiuery.
Cor hlK'i grado t?ngiu?(>, plain slide valv*.
Autoinatio, and (Jorilsa, write iuo: Atlas,
Wutttrtown, anil Htruthors A \Y< lis.
V. (J. BADHAM,
Ua6 Main Street, COLUMBIA, 5. C.
We!'! mention
here all we bail*
die but v/e do
SELL EVERYTHING
fa the MACH NEHY & MILL SU.PLY
1 Tho Murray Cleaning and Distributing sW??
t?m, liano, Chano, Hego, Liddell and
Point bhw mills*. Liddell Automatic Jffid
riain engines, liundv trnpp, "NEW HOUTH"
IJrick Machinery, Erio City ongiuctf nnd
?toiler*, Plnston taws, 4 Queen of thw Houth"'
ttrl?t Mills, - -
W. H. GIBBES & 00,,
I COLl'.nBIAt S. c.
WE CAN'T
SHOES
UNION Pi ADC
Thf rrrtl worth ??f W ?
I,. Douuhis nml
K.t.AO Miom con?|?ar??<l
with oIIht makes in
194 .(H) to P5.C0.
cnniKit 1>o equalled nt
any prlt'O. Over 1 ,000,
OOt> nal lulled wearers,
Ono mlr of W. I. Dougiil
$3 or $3 50 ?noe?wlll
will pssltlvoly outwear
two Dalrs of ordinary
$3 or $3.50
fchoos.
knithe largest mnkfi" of mens o;i
nnd SXftO %l\cica in tho TrorM. Wo >nnk??
nnd sell m??N> S3 and S3.BO shooa than iiiit
nltxtr two iniinufucl urtr*>i tho U. o.
BEST
$3.50
SHOE.
Thu rr|?tiliilli?n of W. I.
DouKI?? '<3.00 ?h<l 13.80 ?ho< ? tot \
ttylc. comfort, and we?ri j known
??er>-nlicro iKrougftout W?c wonu.
Thcv have to civo tnlUr ?i?ll?luc
Hon lh*n other mnV?? bce?u?e
tht itondftiil lr * al*ry? t,Mn
p!???t ?o high thai tli? wearer*
e*pect n?or? for their money
than thoy can g?-t el>?wli?rr.
BEST
$3.00
SHOE.
THK inote W I,. and M SO
thoei are told than onjr other moke U bccauae TIIKV
a ice: Tin: \ our dcalfr ibould krcp
Ihtm i we rir. one dealer cacluiive aala in each tj>wp.
Take no nibilKiilrl In?lit on hiring pi I,.
TV>ii*la? ahoea with name and |>ilc? atamprd on bottom.
Jf your dealer will not get them for you, arnd dlr>ct to
factory, enclnelntt price and Mc eitra for carriage.
State kind of leather, ?lrr, and width, plain or cap toe.
~ur abooa wfll reach you ?mywhiiv. < ntnlvy*r+ f 'rto.
Am JD0U(1U? lilioo Co. IlroCklon, JUiui,
?v
ENGINES BOILERS.
ttw Tank.", StAekK, Stand i'ipcs and
Sheet-Iron work} Shafting:, I'til
Icjh, liearlng', lioxes, Han^orw, etc.
IttrCaHt every day; work 180 bands.
LOMBARD IRON WORKS
K >ND SUPPLY COMPANY,
Augusta, - - Georgia.
nUKTIHQ
?l*(hln(,
? UKLLI.
FREE GUN
CATALOGUE
13a Pages. .
CAMP
vurriTS,
tfRTS. SRIXB9,
OAnnaHAfl,
Sewing Machines,
SCHMELZER ARMS CO.,
K.AN?Afl city, mo.
UrsMtSDOrtlng Goods Houm In Amerlo*.
SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS
FOR SALE AT LOWEST PRICES)
A bljr lot t?kcn In ? xchnnjfe for the^OIl ver"
whlrn wo nre cloning ontohcnp
for iweiwy terms on tl? <? "OM V ill.'1'
w?w*ntfttfoo(l reprwciijjitl> ^ In yonrfcctioo
and yon can *rl! w?in*
J. E. CRAVTON, Clen'l Aj?ent,
ANDKIIM?>, fi. <*.
STOMCD PR El
PirMimnllf Cured fct
DR. RIJNE't tRUT
WtTORtR
ITS
w ? X?jriu?rurftrw ??*'??Ml
i? **????? ??ynwrfr
c
? rtt pMI?n mii'fif
Hwiwhi r*??.MNI7ifmfmtmtf wan**
?sSK~-?tt^1ra^iS?WDBK
V mi At* Mmt iinwm *
TO SELF48PP0RTIN6 WOMEN
fTMhmt MrMut with ironr nnhr i
eu mkf moMrbjr m*m ot orxr emir of
n.'l' T^-"- - -?r >' n
UB(5r W0R1D.
The rar atrike at I .you*. Fiance,
ivMUininx Kiave proportions.
.'itt.(MH) iijcn to work on
lhcGtlnn(nUou.s of the ishoitls.
OnVfourtb ??r I lit? laboring populrt
Hon Colorado is *aitl to belong lo
labor wuanir.u lions.
Tho riiw^l elerks of (In- west up
low n ?11st r!of Uj N**\v York City are
iigltadnv for Mlioflot-Jiours.
Tho rival rltfaruinkeis' unions, at
Tampa, Fla., have settled their tllf
foronof-K, an<) tho threatened strike is
H v\jled.
Tb\ long strike amoiiK the Heltflun
jilasH nbiwoi'H has been tin*' to Hit' re
I'llKal orv^hc employ* rs ty discharge
nun uultju Yrnni. ??"
I Seta use ttf an alleged practice of
exoessh e lining, weavcra of
I bo Whitman mill, at New lledford,
Mass., have voted to strike.
('resident McKinb-.v, it is assorted,
bus offered the I Hreclorship <>( tin
IWircau of lOngnivlii^ and 1'rinting to
Frank I'. Saefceiil, (irand .Master of
ibt? iirothcrhuod of l.ocomotive Fire*
men. /
Martin Iro/is. who \v*;is onee leader
ot the union labor organizations mid
who was <yireetor ??f the k1'0!|1 Mis
sour! l'aclUc strike in the ei^ht les,
with headquarters at Si. I.ouis, died
nt Hrucoviile, twenty miles south of
W'nco, Texas.
In many of the census return* from
the rural districts of the South a lartfo
liutnlier of children under tin years
Of ujfe are recordist as farm laborers,
and under the proper headings it is
stated that they are so employed eight
months, and attend school hut two
months in each year.
The per capita tax In Kansas for
public charities id es'iinatcd hy the
Labor l>ureau of the S'late tt> he less
than thirty live cords. This is liiruicd
OH .an;?s(|iiuate of the population prob
ably* eXaggeratim, mm
to vary materially tlitf averages <.um
initod.
California contributes from It
State Treasury for the partial support
of half orphans and complaint is tie
hiic made of the amount of money thus
demanded. For the six months end
ln>; June ,'to last. $SI,7??7.f>.'l was thus
paid, and there are previous claims of
$1 T.VKM), which the hoard refuses to
if* y, declaring that they wore con
tracted before the present administra
tion took otlleiN and their correctness
cannot bo established. Some counties
will sue.
Sharks Work (he Fishermen.
On this side of lYnrl harbor th?}
Mtnrks arc said to abound in large
numbers. The natives have tiu> ?vfnt
Ulftlmltyin oatrhiiiK thfir for
tin* Hharkrt\follow tho boats mid snap
tho lisli ??ff tho hooks wliilo the fish
ermen are drawing thom toward tho
boat.?Hawaiian Star.
South Carolina and Georgia
Extension R. R. Company.
' SCHEDULE NO. 3.
la Effcet 12:01 a. m., Sunday, Doc. 24th, '?>9
Between Camden, 8. O., ami Blacks
burg, S. C.
West. > tfnst.
33 33 32 34
EASTERN TIME.
2d Clas? 1st Class 1st Class 2d Clasa
Lo. Frt I'assng'r l'nssng'r Pussng'r
STATIONS.
Dally ex. Dally ex. Dally ex. Dally ox.
Sunday. Suuduy. Sunday. Sunday,
a rr
p. m, p. m, P. ni. p. m.
8 2? 12 50 Camden 12 25 6 30
8 50 1 15 DeKalb 12 02 4 50
0 20 1 27 Wostvillo 11 50 4 30
10 50 1 40 Kershaw 11 35 4 10
11 20 2 10 H?*ntli Spring* 11 20 8 15
11 35 51 15 Pleasant Hill 11 15 8 00
12 30 2 35 Lancaster 10 56 2 35
1 00 2 60 Ilivorslde 10 40 1 00
1 20 3 00 SprlnKdoll 10 30 12 40
2 30 3 10 Cutawba JUno't 10 20 1220
| 2 60 3 20 Lcsll* 10 10 1100
3 10 3 40 Rock Hill 10 00 10 40
4 10 8 65 New l'ort 0 Hi 8 20
4 45 4 02 Tlr/.ah 9 3Jr\ 8 00
6 30 4 20 York vlllo 0 IS 7 30
6 00 4 85 Sharou 9 00 6 50
C 25 4 60 Hickory Qrove 8 45 6 20
G 35 6 00 Sinyrua 8 35 6 00
7 00 6 20 Dlucksburg 8 15 6 80
p. in. p. m. a. m. a. m.
Between Blacks burg, 8. C.t and
Marlon, N. C.
West East.
11 83 82 12
EASTERN TIME.
STATIONS.
2d Class 1st Class let Class 2d Class
Mixed Passng'r ( rassng'r Mixed
Daily ex. Dally ex. Dally ox. Dally ox.
Sunday, bunday Sunday. Sunday.
a. m, p. m. a. no. p. m.
\ 10 5 30 Blacksburg 7 48 0 40
8 30 6 45 Earls 7 82 6 SO
K 40 6 50 Pnttr'aBpg*a7 25 6 12
9 20 6 00 Shelby 7 16 6 00
10 00 6 20 Lnttlmore 6 66 4 60
10 10 C 28 Moorosboro 6 48 4 40
10 25 C 88 Henrietta 6 38 4 20
10 50 6 65 Forett City 6 20 ?60
1115 7 10Ruthorfordtoo605 8 20
11 35 7 22 Millwood 6 63 8 00
11 46 7 85 Golden Valley 6 40 2 50
12 06 7 40 Thermal City 6 87 2 46
12 25 7 68 Olonwood 6 17 2 20
12 50 8 15 Marlon 6 00 2 00
p, in. p. m. a. m, p. on.
WEST. (JaflTnty Division. EAST.
1st Class. ?" 1st Class.
15 IS EASTERN TIME 14 16
Dally ox. .? Dally ex.
Sunday. STATIONS. Sunday,
p m am am p m
1 00 6 00 Blaoksburg 7 GO 8 00
1 20 C 20 Chorokea Falls 7 80 2 40
2 40 6 40 Qaffnrfy 710 2 20
p. m. a. m. a* m. p, m.
Train No. 62 leaving Harloo, N. C., at fi a.
m., making olosa connection at Blaokstraig,
S. C., with (MSeBtben'i train No. 86 foa
No. 10 on the C. 4
C., at 8.46 m. a.,
8. C-, ~Hb tfia
tojrTacr?"*
6 ? % j r> ?M 'm '^llll M I A-ynr f-rm_ ? *
rrT\ err 3 &g" ^ "v. i
PROM INF. NT PEOPLE.
The Prince of Willi's l?rt* l)l'Kun **
vi-ar cyeghn?si'8.
Count Tolstoi has fln'dted Ibo ilrftinn,
The Corpse." upon wIiIHj lie lifts been
fot' some lime.
Prince (.Yorgo of Priisaln l?ftf wr.lt-*
cii a drama, whii*1i xv.II bo performed
ii li?>rl i i| during tli?- coining sen toll.
The novelist. P.Jornson, lins ret-ov
1-, ,| his severe illness. ba*
,'uiio to \f *ai is. wlu-re lie Will make w
long slay.
J. m. ||{.nrit>, the novelist. did not
Ktand Wt'lJ in inoM of Ills Mil.lie* fit
Hit- I'nivt-i.slly of IJilinI?ur;cIi, (nil
was strong m met a physics.
It is stated that F.ord l?alm<
r-ldest son of Lord Itosohcry.
no liii'llna I ion for ;< political
mid will probably i-nlrr the
tinny.
Hear-Admiral Sampson,'s *on, tvlio l.i
to ciiicr the Naval Academy next year,
lias siiown a remarkable aptiludo (or
niathomaiics. and lias already JBias
U-n-il Hit- element-t of liftvlgafJow.O
Forme? Senator llrnry I- I'.iwo#
ih?w iii Ids eighty fifth year. llii liTill'ii.
is good, In- is out of doors every day,
nnd Ids mind is as rlear. Ids Inteiest
in cii nts as Kern, and Ms lade a.i
brlgh as when lie left lh<- ikli:lI -.
The I'ul)lishers' ('irciilar, of F.ondoii,
tIii11tiial the $-;*?,?*>') which JvipIillT
received for his new sliyy of i!>,00>
words is the highest kuiii ever pail to
:in English author for a H< ry of yiinl- -
lar h-ngl h.
(ieneraI \V I'. ! ?: ap< r. <f MJIford,
>.ass., lias received from iii<- King of
Italy the ur.ind cordon ?-f lim order of
SS. .Maurice and l.axare. as :) token of
appreciation of flic tJcnerai's xmicit
during his mission in ll.'ily. The grand
Cordoil is i ne of th - hlghoH ilitulU*
Hons cfuferr.d hy llial i-ji.v
~
He. Pointed ,Hemark.
."J .1'r.i (jticiitiy hear yon t<iU
tit >ti' y talks." >Tu- renmn\Vnt ? j
Ye*? ii is an old s.i.i'hig, atj
"lie,'' lie replied, ' hl'lV 'f?
while money talks all that talks is
money,"
Why do you say 'unfortunately'?'*
she asked.
T.eeause if that were so," ho ans
wered. i would he married to a fabu-?
Ions fortune."
Knew Where to Find Them, -
An Atchison man got so cold In the
night last night that ho went out Into
th;- ward for extra covering. Every
M iio bianikct hn l boon wrapped
some ro:s(!bush or hollyh .ck??
''<--!> ison C!lot?o
Double daily service.
Between New York, Tampa, Atlanta, Hew -
Orleans and PoUU South and Vest. 7?
^ IN Kb'K ICOP J UN K 3rd, lt>UU.
SOUTHWARD.
Daily Dally '
No. 31 NO. 27 1 ; --
IiV. Now York, Penn, R.R. 1 00 pm 12 15am
Lv. Philadelphia, ?? '? . 8 29 pta 7 20 am' .,?<
Lv. Baltimore, " " 6 60 pm 0 84 am \
Lv. Washington, 44 " 7 00 pm lOt&Am \ _
Lv. Richmond, H. A. L. 10 40 pm 2 85 pm
Lv. Petersburg, 4 4 4 4 1135 pm 3 80 pfi^ _^
Lv. ltldgeway Jet. " 2 25 am 0 17 ^ \n?1
Lv. Henderson, 44 2 53am 6 40, pm, V }V.
Lv. Raleigh, 41 4 06 am 7 60jw? .'ZJlH
Lv. Southern Plues, " 5 67 am 9^P tl 17 put
No. 103 , f4" P"
R rh m m 1ft WP 1 "u l),r
Lv. Hamlet, " 6 CO am
' No, 81 _
Lv. Columbln, J " 10 85 am 12 65 ad* -,
Ar. Savannah, " 2 57 POL f .QQJUBL
Ar. Jacksonville, 41 7 40 pm 9 10 am "
Ar. Tampa, 44 6 30am 6 80 pm
No. 403
Ar. Charlotte, 44 9 31 am
Lv. Chester, 44 9 52 am,
Lv. Greenwood, ? 44 11 42 ai
Lv. Athens, 41 148p^
Ar. Atlanta, ? " iOO./
y 42 pir
Ar. Augusta, C. A W. O. - 6 10 pm....
Lv. New YorkTS.Y.FCA NTs'OO am ~tf66 pm
Lv^Ph I lndclphia, 44 10 20 Xa 1126 pm
Lv.Now York,O.D.8!8.Cof 8 00 pm ......
Lv. Baltimore, U. B.P.Oo. f 6 30pm ' &
L f. Wa* b'Ton ,'N. A W. . 4 80 fia J .7
' No. 108 Nov41 j pn
Lv. Portsmouth, S. A. L. 9 20 pm *9 90 am) 4
Lv. Weldoo, " 12 05 am 12 01 pm iRH
N<r. tt _/ ?*>.?
Lv. Ridgeway Jot, 41 2 25 am 1 20 pnf J^O nn
Lv. Henderson, *4 2 58 am 2 18 H -/O'.pn
Lv. Raleigh, 44 4 06 am\ t 61 pI
Lv. Southern Plnea, *4 6 67 am 6 llpls 4 20 Pn
No. 409 1 ,J >8 I"1
Lv. Hamlot, " 6 60 am T 90 pnr)(3 61 pn
- ; Na#l NoTW I>0
Lv. Coltftnbia, t " 10 86 am 13 65 am
Ar. Savannah, 44 2 57 pm 900am
Ar. Jaolcaonvilla, 11 7 40 pm 919 fttft
Ar. Tampa, ? " 080 am 9 90 pm
Lv. Wilmington, 44
Ar. Charlotte, "
??? .. .J?o
Lv. Chester, 14
Lv. Greenwood, "
Lv. Athene, "
Ar. Atlanta, ? ??
"Hofw
? - ?? ? m ? - - ? - . ? ? ? ^4 ??U
Ar. Augusta, C. St W._C.6 lOpmJkt^^^^^^
Ar, Maoon, C. of Qa..T77T^pOTpi?3Hi^^^^K^rn
Ar. Montgora'ry.A.AW.P, 9 20 pm
Ar. Mobile, L. A N 8 05 am
Ar. New Orleans,L. AN. 7 401
> an
Ar. NaalivUle.N.C.A BtJL 6 4Q.%?r pi
Ar. Memphis, ~~~~ " 4 OcT
NORTHWARD, ? M ^10^
Lv. Memphis,N.C.A St.L. 12 69
Lv. NaMivillo, ? 985
Lv. Now Orieana,L. AN., 7 49""5ST^^?in 8 Pn
Lv. Bloblle, L. A N lllll||(^B(T> y >0 an
Lv. Montgom'ry.A.AW.P 999^^?^ 7X5*^5
Lv.,Macon, C. of Qa 12 20 an
Lv. Auitusta, O. A W, qr ** 20 aa
" a 111 4 20 po
402 No. 8)
pat 900 pn
pm 11 28 pa
P9 2 05 aa
pm. 480 aa
pm 6 00 aa
777 12 oi pa
lo.64 Xo.U
9 05 paa.--.939jm
pm
pm
10 00 pm Ifw afl
20 am nr^_
r?15aa<~4 44pa
r 949am ^
r 10 09 am
1999 pm*