Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

^ Influrnca of tldlnfwll. Mr. Clayton of tho Uluo 1 1 1 il otv fcuvatory, has n KW'tf.rdlvo paper In (he Popular Science Monthly on (ho In fluence of rainfall on commercial and political affaire. Every He\ero flnun- ' rial panic In tho Volted States h.in ! been closely us o ? al'-d with :? i ? edra I ed Reason of delh i? nt raiitiall. Tho Outbreak of tho bn\i r war in <-hiiu was at least partially due to I he im poverishment of tho people I y <lioin;ht. Q K #ovoro win tor precip.iait <1 tho French revolution. Tho ICn. daitn s,!> lug that January and February aro two Invincible Kmrn'ls wr. , exempli- | llod by tlio disastrous Mo.- row t,?i.i palgn of IS 1 2. In tho MflV I l?. < | Caesar's IokIqjih in (JhiiI were defeat j ed on account of their scu'loied >,t i (loan, ami tho stations w > r<> phued wide apart because a scan'y haivest j had mruto thi? disposition a mei-sMlty. Tlieito uro only a f ? ? \v of ii.any cy fcmpk'H that mlfht ho <H< !. More ih'in nixtoen pi i |i"ii ? >' 'l,e | ?> - ; ?u ? latum of (iei iti.niy in (.j in ? n i wt v<: i joo.uoo. 'If I tiling 4 in im "(July twi' (l|>|<lir<kl I'lllS ..{ I !l ? I'll in a had tfMHn of iUtiK W'iriii from v. hl?*ii I 1 ? n I PutTiTfil."- .) ii ll.i a M .S?il??iii.'.|i , .'ii \ 1 1.. i in 1 1, ( i.i. i fiOv ii hux I <y i ii (til I i"iii .1 .1 . 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 nt". J- a \im - ' nah, tin., tf yi'iir ilnur^iM il<>n i I, i-j> ii. The t ,-i ill \ftjil<"N kuiii' I lilies );n iiji I KlV' III I'Vdl htllllCH lllll* (111' ll"ll*l\S to be milked.' ?"The pen." raid tho famous war llor'to the ureal editor, "is mlKhtier than tho sword." "I'.ut Unit i.s this j to Pay In favor ol (In- awoid," replied I tho Mi'eat editor. "It never r.rr.i Hinder, Iv-;cjui 4 ;:n Operation. Proof Thai Many Operations for Ovarian Troubles aro t n necessary. '? Dkaii M its I'i n a iia \t : ? Travel I inif for yearn on tlm road, with irregular mollis and sloop and damp 1' iv., bn.-ko riowu my health so comp! lely t ,vo yoar.s Ujfo tli.it tho physician advised a Ooiuplctu rc.it, and when I I. .d j;.i: u< .1 I I / . ' ' M l(S. (1. llitt ? ?(*. ?ufllolent. vitulity, an I ion foi Ovarian troiil>|i\'?. Not- It very ? ? 1 ? ???rful prospect, to 1 ?v? Niirc. I, liinvcvcr, w.-i h advim- I to try lj.v<lhi J'. l*i i> k hi) ru''? Compound and S : > 1 1 - tttivo Wash; 1 di.l fortunately ?tfor ino. lU'fort' it, month li.i.l i ,? ? i *-i s . ? , I I /?ilt- that in v jjf-m'ral In ill'i Ino im proved; in t!iri:ii months mon* I wan enroll, ami I hhv?* l> < n in j ? i fi-rt lt -ttllh kinco. 1 nhl not lose iin en :-i,,ro ?:-\nt or miwi a nii'?l. " Your Vojji tn!'K> <\nn pound is r?-r tftlnly wonderful, mid well worthy tin praise your tuluii > i m( f ?? i ? ? m I .*? who h i\(? been cured art* umiIv to yon. I always upeak highly of it. ; 1 1 > < 1 ymi will admit \ (' ivi> |_'uui| reason to <lo ro." ? M ns. 0. Hki'iT, Lansi'ij;, N'i.-li. 96QOO f or/iift If ntxii'u tf:.t ??' "? I V' "//<?? Th? fullosf, csnipsol on (his Rtlbjoct CHII l>o s< ruml without ??ost by writing: *<? ,11 i'n S'inli ham, Ij.riut, Mass. Your letter will ho entirely confidential. Corn removes It > 'in t lie soil l.wj;r (ju.inti'ii s <>(' Potash, J Ik; f?,iti!i/<,r ap plied, must 1 u i n i s li en> mj?h IV.tavh, <>r t ! 1 ? * I.U.tl \\ ill l< m i; > JtM >? timing power. Jv r n f . f ill v (>U? look ? <?11 * U?J'* J* ft (iF.KM \N Vs. A I I NVOKKS. ' <j \ St , Nrw \ ? r V | I luiil it Kcnrrnl run ?(??vui ? ti".;. In ?* V ? 1 ambition, at)' I In.! imi i:\ , ?> ; ? wImkv' r with a v< ry !.mi^'ii I IV.-lui" ' :t 1; tun > Oil t?> olii < V ? li I. ' V It., ti : with th' in. ati woll hi tli.it <> I.: ht? ' whom hho ).:i I fj. tki :t ,i I <t ^ t, ? l. Ii i.i.:. I defiiinil t<? m.iVo ? (ri.it nti I I !i?v?> born taking th *n I !>? I li?.. i r ? tin ronn, ami l?nv?) i?> ?n ?< of niv >?.:n. r ni pNiifta, taking a v:i t- ??.. ? 1 ? i ir.torot in tny work and In life tu ^c:ic..tL Tho Plvo-Ocnt ot \x oJi'Migh (or ?i?? "V ordinary oo**o?!oii. Th* f??m:ly u ?t t . 60 <^aU, contains ? HUppiv . >r a \v ?r. ili(j niiHircurt r. <? f.iiiut i. ! .1 i. palm Tnl>ul';n. t>l? ? ? tola iin' it \V ii : Hi \ | ?tl r u At ?lr?: fTsiiMlM. f *1*rr C C C. Hever s^d la hoik. M of the dealer who trief to sell "SOOetkiog jutt as jpod." iariAfi wra? oaw*~ pttSwvi ef Ws vifW8, i ?erer any crcaW;oftJ?J. m. talks wear ffetf Seal Shw*. laoniiM. 411 Drtnbli ARC CALIJED DOWN, I infeli of (Tppfcssivc Meat Trust is in Sitflit. PRICKS TO DROP DURING MONTH A /Member of the Com bl nation (Uvea Assurance I hat Prices Arc to l<!c Kiime Normal Condition#. - ?? * N?-\v York, Special 1 1 ? ? 1 i ? ? f 1h prom Imc-i I <li 'finitely fiom tlic prvKi-nl abnor mal pi I < s of meats nml within a month they will have reached nearly or exactly t licit* normal level. Thia Kintciiu nt appeared in Tli e I'ictts Mou 1 1 . i y . which also said ; ' i ll': j > i (>ii i i M! ? of u-lh'f was made lust ( : ' i j 1 1 < 1 ay> night by Ferdinand Sulzbcr Kit, onf of i In* Hig .Six', when he was . mfYiring with I lift IIICllllielH i'f the (-oin in 1 1 1 ? ??> of In ventigatiou appointed by tin* i t < * i>u 1 ? ll<- u it Club, of linu city. While this conference wan only pre liminary to ihc iinpoi (ant ono to he h< !d in Washington with all tho meat ' i ? ; 1 1 < > i ) :-i * . Sulzberger felt called on 10 make home definite promise to the in Ki . t * r 1 1 comiu it tiernen. I can nay with a sum a in e . ' ho said, when pressed for some pruuil.se of relief, 'that In a month fi om now prices will have .sought their fo: mer level, or clone to it. and that lev I will ho found noon thereafter, i ? in make that promise heeauso there will he an influx by that time of the iii w glass-fed tattle from Texas and with thousands of them ou the market, a break is hound to follow.' ' It was learned that the conference tu ln? |?Hd in Washington will he held ti( \ t Thvnsday in a place not yet so hi tgd. Those at t he confei once will he C !?' i>wifl, Ogdrn Armour, .1 hyinan, of lluDimoml & Co.. Edward Morris, of .\'f| -On Morris Co., Mitchacl Cudahv and FVnlliiand Sulzberger, of Schwaiz Iiild .V: Sul/beiger. Tln'KO men Will confer in Washington with Attorney lb neiL.I Davis of this Ktato, and Alfted 1., Hullnwa. members of the committer appointi d hy the Republican Hiib-i o?n m it toe to Investigate tho meal question and as :i.st in proseeutlon If relief could not he obtained In any other way." Memorials in the House. Washington. Special -Tin) House Saturday, after devoting an hour to tin1 passage of IiIIIh by unanimous iruns'Mit. Kuspended public business i nail for the remainder of tin; after ' noon listened to the tributes to tin! memory of tin* late Iteprc.sentutlve Stokes. of South Carolina, and tho Pile UfpiM'sctitat iv<> Cruinp of Mlehl , gnu. Those who spoke of the public ?service nf tli?> !;iti' Mr. Stolon wcru Messi'j; 1 ,1'i'vcr, Kliot, Scarborough, J dinsun ami Talbert, of South Caro lina: llavy. ?f ViVrglnia; l>cArmond, i of Missouri; Jenkins, of Wisconsin, Williams. ?>f M Ississippl ; Wails wort h, J of ,'\ i ? w York; <!iN? rl. of Kent ucky ; Ki. hai ilM'ii. of 'J'fii nessee ; l.ainli, of Virginia ; Thomas, of North Carolina; and Candler. of Mississippi. A $500,000 flrf. < : I ? ? t 1 1 Falls, N V., Special. A dlsaw tr im tit'1 \ i % i t r 1 1 (ilnnn Calls Sunday, ran si a ?' a property loss estimated at iii'i'i $,".i?(I.i>im?. Tho lire started in thu ? I ? t ! 1 i i ? stole of Webb Brothers, on ijlt'iin street and (hence spread to the l.u;.':1 plant of tin- loseph l'owlor Shlit an I (' dlai Company, occupying tin1 up P< r story of nearly tin1 entire hlock. j Then, fanned by high wind, tin; flames ' I.) ma n ica l i d to neighboring build in.v.s The dt't t ruct ion of rfho Fowler plant thrown marly S'H) operat I via out of employim-nt. and i?tin more will In* out of w il, temporarily. It is thought the In. 111. m < will nearly cover thu ' losses. .1 .Sterling Morton Dead. j Chicago. Special Hon J. Sterling | Morton, former Secretary of Agrit ill . tuiv, died Sunday afternoon at tho Imme of his roll. M 11k Morton, .".t j l.ake I '01 est. II!. I 'op several weeks j Mr Mort >n hful heen gradually falling ? The nature "f his illneas had not been j determined run I a week ago he was j brought from his home at Nebraska I City to l/ike Forest for medical atten- I d ime. The choline broueht no im- ; provenient and lie failed gradually uu- i til death came. I liree Killed Hy Tornado. .toplln. Mo.. Special.? It is known that three persons were killed and about :;<> injured in the tornado that swept through .loplin. Of the injured perhaps eight were fatally hurt. A conservative estimate places the to tal loss at J1<>r?.(itin. The deaths were caused by the flying debris, or falling walls. Two of those killed lived 011 'Moonstone lllll. on tho outskirts of j .loplin. The district swept bv tho tor undo w;u< about four blocks w Ide. ! 1 uiimem lug 011 tho western limits of | the e 1 1 \ at Seventeenth' street and j ending at Seventh street., on the east I side of the city. M: in pills liitcrtnlns 5cliU')', M>iii pljls. '!'< nn . Special ? Hear Ad miral :i ri ? i Mrs. Schley will arrive in .iMpliis from Washington, early Sun lay < ? n in:;, and will bo flie ?? in ; t?i i f tin' ? it y until Wednesday | x? ; it t . Preparations have male '.'u:' public 1 '?< < pil(>ii.s, river cxciir- | . :.s ami other cntcrtainmcut.s. j V. hi'e here (Ik* admiral will !><? pro s< nt? 1 wilh a magnificent silver ser? j vice bouj. In wIMi contributions s? >1 i <. 1( | ed by Tin* Commercial Appeal. Captrin Dropped Dead. n. r 1 i ii. H.v Calili*. -Captain \ | Alt>?rs. of (Ik* 1 I.'.mhurg -American st? am< r r)< ut:-clilaiid. fell dead ?? h urt failure in tin* ? hart house of li . a vi s ii*l as >;h<* was approaching the j purl of CitxhaVen. He expired in t'vJ | mm is ?.f It Ik (list ofllrer. who caught him us he fell. The long hours spent ; b> Cup;. Mherfl, on the hridM' of tho I vessel aft r tho lo::s of her rudder at si a. which occurred before tho I DeutFchlnud reached Plymouth, and during tin* passage of the North Sea, probably hastened the captain's col lapse. Cholera In Philippines. Manila, Hy Cabin. ? Tho cholera altii fftlori In the Islands does not show any fmprovfmftftt. .Cas<v* are reported anjong the American soldiers In the Ciinftrlifei. provlnco of Houthern Lu zon, and elsewhere, but so far few Americans havo boon attacked and the dlsoase Is mainly confined to native* and Ohl natron , In Manila thore have been 555 c*se? a nft\*49 dearlha from cholera, while theJpipvinqea report I, SM CMC! an4 IN CONGRESS. Detailed DoIukw of Our National I aw makers, iiorsiv One hundred and thlid l)av I n-l- r ftil Hpfi tiil order, which ji 1 1' iv. I'd t u . ? o hour;-) de.butu I > ? * I cut olf nil t>ppo:'iU!!iM of ii men dineiit lli?* I louse (i - u I a t omnibus )?n I>1 1 > ? ! > u i I < ! i m j.; bill which \ diMribuli* $17.1" > ir.o anions 171 ? -t " Art III*- bill o.aci'# Into Urn Tn a m; } I ,r?s.*i,0(Mj tho total amount i in M' > lint lull is r? It "I i" 1 1 1 a l c\t( i i ' ii bill p;ovbhs for 77 new b lihliit " ? | Kit<\s. six bitlldlnuH on >-1* ? s st 1 1 ? ? * ? t y piircha a*d, sevi litcon I mi il ! . I. " '? "'i ' tinted mi lis, aii'l f?* in?i ? .a appi " prlitlon fur bull 1 i 1 1 s nil* fly .t" ?' Izc I. It also |i i. villi*.-} for tin- |iHi..i-' ?? I (if IG Hi !<?.} 'I'll ma jorif y f<?i ' be I was tin (iv.Twbi'lini tm that only n. * uienibf t h backed a demand ! :' t'e- ?>.? [ uimI tiin s on tli*' |?aj >vi> <? of the bill. Tin h* was some ? rit i??H'ii in' ' ' ? ! lYll'tilO I ?>y \vbi< b it Wa.4 | ? I' P i io pass tin* bill without upp i: tunny i u 1 1 1 1 * 1 1 < 1 1 1 1 < * 1 1 1 . which Mr. Mi'M'i'i". *'li i ? i in a 1 1 of tli*' com in 1 1 1 mcwi'i'i d ' ? '? k t u t i ti K that if t tic bul had In- mi j i to amciiilinctit tin- a pp: oju iai ions ?? n rli'il by it would have i lit nasi il to vs j I ltd). (M il. Mr Kb bat dson. of T< tin :">l posed the adoption of lb# special Ol | Hiving this nut h< xl 'd |e"islat iuit ?on lit not be justified by any course i i reasoning Aiiioiik those ".bo spiil.*- 1 1 n ' the bill uero Messrs. Marti n of He ?r- j Kia. and Small, or No-ib Camlina. S'F.XATK. ( liic hundred and t bird Hav ^ A | spirit* I and at times heated discii - 0 a ; df the I'li i II ppl nc situation on urn 1 n IMe Senate. It r.vtnoV d ar uunl i" ; tier alleged to h i vi been is;;. i' I ?? "* ? oral .lai oh A. Smith to make tin- j.-.; rid ,if Sii' iar a howlfli.n wild* i m and io Kill nil male inhabitants o\ r the a j of tin years. The debate took a wile ranne. however, an I many poin s " I (Uhciissi d WIicii the Philippine lull wu lai I j fore 1 1 1 1 * Senate no Senator w.i.-. 1 p'lrcl to di.li Vfi a set speech Upon t. ? Mr l,od-t\ of : lassa* him its. ,sai i V felt C'llllp* II 1 I > 1 i i ? 'I 'ol c ! tioii, llis rcniarls die".' the ti ? e *>' Mr. 1'i.li-r, of t' dorado, w ho criMc . ' I : Republicans for r, .1 pa rt b ip >n i. i n lli.. di.-^ usslon Tin" pre- ipii it I ' '? ' df hate and lor more ih m two ho ? t con t in nc I. , , I UiriiiK Mr. T- ih-i 's i aiai Ks V r. '.I o ] J man, of South Carolina. .-. ti I it ^ as 1 Hupposc I that the >:">'? rnnmnt. \*. ? ud j h..> very polite to the warlike datt*n ? : Mindanao and oh. "i veil lh.il } ; riLion was shown Mobamnu d ins oi 1 1: ? t I island, %% bib* cruel t real m nt w is n 1 |i>d out to the Christians ol. Rainai. I ? ! si us- Inj; the alleged oid* r <?! tic:i cral Smith, Mr. Teller said he turn i ; stood that C* m . a! Smith had ! r .? 1 to j justify his order bv what is known as i (he "Tom Kwiutf older." Inn in;; i ,<v I civil war by its order the pop.'! * . i 1 ,f t wo e unties In Mi . ouri w is d pm i ah,| ibcir properly dfstroye I. il'* w as pro. i eilini; to i liara* t< ri/f Hi*- a^ t i i mi (It the \marican arms in the I'ad ippies as most cruel an I b.Ud.ii i when he wav. int' rru pt ? ? b\ .di..p'ii) el-, of Wis oti III. wit b tbf ill'!'':: > I >i ies the S"U.il or not i n" ' Fort Pillow'.' ? \\ hat dues the S"il??lor im an b> ; reference to K u t Pillow iiuiui: * I M < Caruiaek, of Teiinessei' 1 h ul i n iiiin. I." i ? pi i* ?! Mr- Sp ? ? *'f '' "what ha:: b< ? n ? ic.i ? i ib ? red a m i ? ? ? ? of < i Ion d troops there." Mr. t'armack irs'ste I with : ni'" 1 that I h i re was no : n o -- - i ? r* ? o! ' r* .";?.- <*:' . kllbn;; of prlsoiu is n t !**? ??'? I'dliw. Mr. T' lb r was coat inuin < h ?; in a i hs about (bneral Smith's : when he w as inn : rup'i d b\ Mr. !' o: j banks. "I do not iindesl m l. ' sa d I that j hf ?'.<n i i tnncnt a pprov. s < d n I ( ial Smith s allf^ed i rder. It has dered a court-martial to try * ; ?:?? : I j Smith." Mr. 'I*i Mi r ? ? (T. ? i ??? I an am'-mtu1' :it i i j tho hill providing fur a commissio i I" i he appointed i<> (!??? I 'i ? and io ? < -on"! si of tun i . than seven or nrae than f 1 1*1 r?. 11 perrons to proceed to t :e Philippines ami try to .sei-urf a la-tuu: peace h?lrt><t'il the 1 ' ti i t ? < 1 Stales ;r? 1 the Phllipitios. tin- I'nih <1 St at l> ;>?/ the commissioners salaries ul ?? 1 a year each and all rxpnisiv. Mr. Ti Jer cont inucd his discussion of General Smith's ? ?r? ! ? * i-. whi< h lie -.aid It. id shocked I he ptihlie mini in tliis country, regardless of par:y alTilia Hons, lie said lie would d*-spair of .air government if the peopl ? should n t repudiate such an order "if." s.?: 1 lev "it he true (hat he issued : Ui h an or 1 r I heli? \e the ofl'iec r ?j?!:*ht to he i; ? missed from the servise." lie S.l I i '? would despise lilmsi It if he did n >; enter his protest auainsi :;nrh : 1 1 ! : : inanity as was evidenced hv the . of General Smith. "In the f'-eord . . ? nil t he great wars sin. e the M.dil: s." lie said, "you eannot f i n ? 1 sm 'i i liscr.ut fnl and v. ieKc I oi ler a:; i'lat issued hv General H- ll or hy (iem r.ii Smit h " Mr. I.odgc said nothing was ! :i >w n lei ? of ( leinua 1 Smith's o: i< r nmii l u is pleaded hj Major Waller as a d< feme. for his action in Siuiar \s a ;u Wallar hud plead* I that or.P-r ?:> ai--. defense the President h.nu'l!" had 1 recUd lleiier.il ^m.tii he ? oni-mai' ! e.1. lie sa;d he did not Know uii ?; the order (if (JclHial Siiillh w a \ ? '. ? ? I or w rlt t en. Mr. Carina. 1- . of Tennesse.'. in : d that Ihe eviden.-e In lii aft tl liiat ? r ! ? ? s 1 of a very extreme ?l.iva<ti r issa. i n the Philippines were he.ng suppi' not. lie hrl;? ve I. hv tin- War !' j ? . * : C nn.it. hut hy tin- inll.tary aurhorit ? ?? n the Philippines. In calling attention t.o the !.?;:.? ( of , rh^ secretary of Patau*,. is pro>;n. ? there had heen s.? great mortality a .lie province as t reduce the p >j>i ? 1 * - tion from to about ".Ml.ijpn. i 1 , *? mortality being due to disease, Mr. ! lillm.in Inquired whether the Pit ill ]> pine eoniiiiltti :? had invest \ it ! matter. When informed tint t had n >t j lie exclaimed "Well, how !o:i;: ate wf> going to hold on to this bag of ? its? j What he lie. {It is it to the Amer!<:.n ???:>- I pie to pursue this infamo.m pol:. y " As l!w* running collaquy eontinaod, i Mr. Culberson asked Mr, I.o.lgo if lie , endorsed tho order Issued hy General I fkll. "No, replied Mi'. Lodge. "I do net ! endorse cruelty In warfare. General Smith's order Is o:ie which every Amer ican should regret. On tho surfico those orders seem to me to he revolt ing.'! In explaining v'<* great nioftlaJ'ty among the inhabitant* of Hat ingas. Mr. Bacon, c i Georgia,. ax tho h. l.cf thai the disease amonjithe nativea had teen 'caused by the laymg waste r>t tho provincooby war. Crops hart 'been d#-. ?tro>ed and the inhabitants bad been I confronted almost by ft condition of fkmlna - I ???IDS. An). Ynnr For Allen*# Fnot-K?<?, I A j owl'T. It r?)*ts Hit* ftM t. CurvH Coriui, j Buui'/n?,SwolU?u, K?>r??, , ('nlloiin^dilUHi ^ \s ! uixl lij;;ru wuj>f .VatU. AlU'ti'* fOOt i'. i ' ltUlkt'S ||?|W OT Ih'J^t OHM) Vt ill I'lu.'.'i".- ill*l !)hlH<htoru.'t, ?'i ? >-ii ( - A'"? ' I ti . < ? Munj'io Kbit*. A<l U'-jj Alitu Olu.?u.l, ? ? > . N Tin- tr::l m !:<> trtll:* ftli'j'.it lu-l" *\vttn? like in !>. nt i t'j in.ikf a jjow* ot i.t-r m , i . i ?%??>???? H ; J >* M I f : : I Ill W.'Wtllllltf Nfhoil you ok- |'.u4.i )Sh l> SoU l>y ail i: *hW I M ?.?>( ) . i \- iMt t ? ? ? 1 'Irr, I n', ti>?*\ 11 c ovM-Jia -Lie !li ihu .lit V. v.. I ??'gill. . ->'<1 Mtix s> rnj? f .r '?lillilr. ii If 1 . . I . v J I . I ? t i ' V I 'ill II 1 1! I Mil ? ? .. | >' ?. iw vvitfl colic. Ms. At'OUlo ,l.t| . i i lr.-i n'.ju.ifj the A >uf i .ft*:* <lu. inx < t r sy>icTi. . -Jf KIT -' ly A*i 1. \ > fit* >r v?.-v >'H? ? f t iIih <J-iy '1 1 1 .>M)r iCit i'j ?> ? ?i ?* ?t S ?? . v< l! ti\ fjn % i. I' ?! 1 1?> itii'l 1 tn i? i ? j. : l?l . 1.. 1 1 . Kl.l.Sr , f, - 1 V ^ i I St., t'.lliu., 1' i. lit Nr'.v Y ? : !; ? < ? v ii!<>iic there arc limit | .' I i| '.'I ( | HI. ill I ' i ? ?' A ( It ri' I* ?!' < A'tlHM Hi | >t I . ill Is .'ill III f \1 I1M?) jii-ii; 'H" i -? i . 1 1 ? ? 1 1 -. ai ! -?i.KI .. V \V. t'.A >i i i i., in ' < r ? > <?, N . J. , )'( )>. 17, 1 'JO J. < I; nniow n, ? 1 1 l'i ain iHi-o, , li n fmir d.ii.ii a pt i ii till i.? its own Ittiijiu.ijjc. < UIM'H Kcadachc, LaliRli'l'lJ, C'Ol.US, LTC. Dui h Not A UV<'1 tl?f> llcurl, J-oid liy l'? an I JJ.Vs bottlo. Th* IK>< tor ? "On? Uj <-t |?n|?cr 19 ?-rioiiph , t Uvi ?>????? l*rro, lle&y bmy rccovef, tuft it won't ru/n off. Wn!l l'rtprr ??? tin*4f:if;\ry . K ??;*? ?nin*n ar#i i?tn 1 ? ??iry, f'^i. 1 ? i I ? 1 . il wil f !*'??. A 1. A IIAH'I INK U it j 1 r ? . n. i.r-.l 1 r t ? t ??? \r ? * 1 ! routid/. fcs<|/ J. i 1 r, ? ? 1'iiiKt? >n i Hftii-r. lor irI? t < l?al ?? I (kbli n rifiiMhi-rc. I? ?> la ?%*nl t wrry %.f u iii ili .... ALABAcIIINP CO ( Grar.ti Hanldj, Mich. Hi $5,000 l i , ? . it i< <:? v <. '11' ( ?' 11 It <11 ri l v <?r I'ohlt Ioiiii <:? 1 \ mi. tut: vi:ai r. Cm I ?; ?''il !?) I'.'i iiki'rs. <>i"i' iii*. Hunt news Mm. K 1: 1' 11 ?? | lliKir<1 ai ot ,nt Willi) to 1 . \ - \ I . \ t : ? S. << >1.1.1 a !?:, M nciMi.(.iv. jfr Insolvent CUTICURA RESOLV ENT PILLS (Chocolate Coated, 60 doses, 2 5c.), are a new, tasteless, odourless, economical substitute for the celebrated liquid C U T I - CURA RESOLVENT, as well as lor all other blood purifiers and humour cures. Each piil is equivalent to one traspoonful of liquid RE SOLVENT. Put- up in screw-cap pocket vials, con taining 60 doses, price, 25c, CUTICURA RESOLV ENT PILLS arc alterative, antiseptic, tonic, and digest ive, a lid beyond question the purest, sweetest, most sue " 1 " ' > r 25 year*. 1 l;t.O never J missed taking A< > ^aparillj ' every bpnng. 1? nlt-unsc* my | blood, makes i r ? '.* foM *? 11 oi?|?, *rd I does me ^<v:>d in t\prv *v$y."-- | John F*. llo.livite, l^iooklyr#\ N . V. jr?l f. m> "111 ? 1 1 I? W f l I jflfii /> A v . <aoMN^ Pure an J lkh Licyd carries new life to every part of the body. You are invigorated, refreshed. You feel anxious to be a et i vc. You become s tro ng> steady ,eou ragco u s . T hat's what Ayer's Sarsaparilla will do for you. Jl (I) A bcMlr. A!l l'pjxiIiIs. A?U tir iWtur nlmt lift M.ik* of Ayoi'i H w ? i | d nil i Ho Uiiowi >il i: > -ill t t.ls t rin<l <>M family loeiliclnu. Koiluw !t!? advice tint v? e will l?o li.iU'flcil. J. C. A VIR CO., I.owetl, Muss. $fRr FJH? yoo. VAT ????<>? ru;au<-u> '1 Isn n?rf*r?ty linrtnU^s iffi Int.'c compound. tl\<*TY /till! | i I IIIMIHTf l\ ' III 111. Ill S "'Cl'lilpiu;/ ond fill I rflui.in. Ill hli Itlsulllll-: \|IM(|.| |> n. ilM I ii i in l?-?MiK f rif 1 1 til r 1 1 . n>j,ii'l 1 1 1 i it I h n t? lin v u?> 4 tl.lh II.-4.1IIHI.I I I: ? (II fTIllir l> 11 Wl III- tl. IIH f't ? it J K I It l:\l Ml M . I. I | . II I Villa I rover I <? 'NKc. ( 10 cr> IIiIiik Ii" l imn " ill* 1 1 ?. K k* ? \ ' m-ihI you lh# I' rumlft.lf > f>n I n iii ur Ir . in iik-i I. mi'i > ? u i i.il inuka ' J<( ?lut tci' iit In. me If * mi: - i i i \ . v. ?? u. i- ii<yrt'tl< I* ' 1 1 1 1 ikm-iI Iiiivo mi fear if < ? II ? fT? ? s - a 'IiIicm, <? I ii acute < lii'lii I v ,."{?(> 1 hjrll A ii" M l.oi.la Mu "FL ORODORA "BAN OS are of sam c value as tags from 'STAR.' 'DRU M MOND' fa rufAL Uak GOOD I UCK" TOLD PEACH &HONEf 'RAZOR and l.RICE GREENVILLE' TobaCCC. Gold King l'ncloie 2-cent Mnmy for particulars. A.lJrcs. SCOTT REMEQV CO., Louisville, Ky. v iihv ffmriMi mkn tips' this cessful and economical blood and skin purifiers, humour cu res, and t0nic-c|i?cstives yet compounded. Complete Tpcasnscni $s Comjil?tf? oxtcrnal nti<l Intornnl treatment for rvory humour, cousiaiinff of Cuticiwa SoAr,2/i?,, to cleanse tlio ?kln of crustfl and scaloj. and soften tli o thickonod cut icle ; CUTK'fUA Ointm it NT, 60c., to !r> s'.ujiily allay itching, i n ;! uumation, ami irritation. Mini soothe and heal ; and Ctm criM ltr<'ii,vi;M I'im.h, 2f>c., to cool and rloimsn tlio M<*id. A Sinoi.k Skt is often etitli: icnt to euro tho mo*t torturing, < II fiptriiiff. it< l? in>r. burning, and scaly ftldn, fc.ii p, and blood humours, oczomafl,raalu\?, and irritation? with los.i of hair, from Infancy to .if:", whon all c?!?<<a fails. ( rrin'BA Pruri'in ?r? #n1<| throughout Cj* wor!L 2*. ( i.irtf ? hr>u?? S j.. London. Krttch jK'p'ti ^ Hue U !*a rl*. Tot-ith 1)bc<> axu Cm km. Corp., 1'iOji., 1' >Uou? U. fi A 250 ' FREE SCHOLARSHIPS. A I'J'ly At ODI'O to Til K I ANIlilt KOUt HKRN IlUSIiNKSS < OJ.LKUK, Macon, (i*. ))?? Xkotp tntr, liankliiff. I'nnmniithtp, bbcilhntid 'i ypo wrlitnB, ToloKrapliy. M 'tthomntli a, Ornnunar nil J fcuainea*. ? 01 reiiK ud"i.?o tliorou^-bl/ t.-u.gtu. lluard 9H to $1J per month. THE UB1KS IS MY GUiP^ If you *11' m? ? MOfl? ?>< /'or m?rn. | Inc ai ? ' f c^?lulc*l 4l.*IV???. I wtU Ull | ycl t, ><!'*'? ?h. KAMI, lOr-ATlOil ??'<? IxTf jiT ?< >-?' BlStfil ??-.4 ???'?????? l Ci'RABl ?. " IHCURAUlt. <>*? <?' r !? no tfl tufoe.-i wh?a | ? cl?r.<? tx'.re th? pl?f? of f.l'fulr.f. i r .< <.f II f t fc'ail us r,.? f- r Ufii.f M* li.u ?'n"fHC WATiR DOCTOR ??u?fr??. i ' ?. |?. M. L>.? j I 62J Venn Ave., I'Utsburtf, Pa. CURLS WhtUt All List MIW. ? B?%*t C? >u*;h by nip. 1 ?MM Ooc<t. VfnJ 4?^g?Sh? So. 18. At all Seasons. 77? f ?r tra igh t Fro n t jRoyal. Worcester a nit Bon Ton Corsets nre just as comfortable in the warmest writ her as in the cohicst. We liave Ken making these corsets for nearly liait a century, ami we know just why evejy stitch is put into them. Ask your ?lcalcr to show them to you. Royal Worcester Corset Co., w<>rc?t?r, mu?. G U " c ^""'^"Vw. H^gC? ? "iu'^,ion?o? cen?l"^22o*. . sisj-? RAM'S HORN BIAS T S H K iiiotlorn j Tower of Nttubol Ik tiii i 1 1 out ot doIlaiM. Ood ? a e v o r gives HIh powor t o feed our pride. Tho dove of promise comes in rcspoiiKO to pray er. (Jod's re?p(?nnl l> I I I t y tiegins whoro man's uliility ends. Mhii reach Cod by realities and not by formalities. Cod's esscn t if.ls may bo hidden li) our incidentals. Cod never forgets the man who can forget himself. The man who Is wilting to work is not kept waiting. Nothing paralyzes Cto love of right like lust for riches. The bigoted hold no belief; they uro held in bands by them. Idleness and riches furnish time and tide for the devil's ships. I'ncharitahlo thoughts will deface the most charitable actions. When Christians go out in ohcdl ence to Christ sinners will come in. Cet> pn the other side of a hind ranee and vou will see It labelled ?Help." The full salvation of the saint do pend? on what he is doing for the valval ion of the sinner. Wdlnlrr Wanted III* Drlnh. Benjamin Prouty of Hostou, an old time N? \v lOnglander, at the Park Ave nue, (i)ld last night how ho was born and brought lip and still spends his Kummors at tho village of (juecn Anne's Corner in Plymouth county, Mass. When ho was a boy he often saw Dan : jel Webster. Ho snid: "Pntll a few ! j goal's ago there stood at tho Corners i Mil old tavern called tho Half-Way j | house. Daniel Webster used to stop there for dinner on his trips between i Huston and his homo in Mansfield. One I day everybody at the tavern had gone to a circus except a lad of lf> years, who was ordered not to serve any liquors. Webster flrove up at dinner [ time, ordered his meal and then asked j for a drink. ?The boy refused him. j Webster urged, threatened.' eomniand oil, but it whs of no -Use; The bov was firm. When ttte landlord returned from the circus and heard of It he drubbed the boy for losing him a good customer. Dut the statesman rather respected the lad for his stubbornness when his flr^t wrath had gone. He came again as before, and often gave j tho boy a quarter." An ancient Viking cup, n,nde out of i (ho vertebrae of a whale, has been j found at llarroldswiok, in Shetland. I Seaboard Air Line Ry. I Jouhle Daily Service between Hew York, Tampa, Atlanta, New Orleans and Poiiits Sonlli and West. IN KKHCCI' AI'KIIj l.v. K?:\v York, I .v, Phiiu IHi'iiiii, Lv. Hnltimorn. ],v. Wa.-hitiictoi), W.S Lv. I ( l<*ll ll: on *1, Lv, Ivii'r.-liurjr, " Lv. Norlina Lv. Lv. lta i . v . S-tiit !i?tii I'inex Lv. Lv. < 'ol it inl'iii, J Ar. Savannah, Ar. Jackson vii!<\ Ar. i-t. Aui;tixti:i(? Ar. Tnmpii, bOUTIl WAltl >? I 'ally No. 31 I'. U.K. 12 5f> | 'in :? y *.? pm 5 ?).} | >m 7 (??'? pm S A . L. 10 37 i?in 1 1 20 | nn 1 f)."> II! 11 2 2S a:n* 4 12 n:n 0 03 a:n 7 20 uin 'J 40 a;n 2 10 pm 7 00 pill ii. N L v. Portsmouth, ?".* A . I Lv. Wcl'loti. J. v. Norltnn " J.v 1 l<"n<l<?rMou, " Lv. liriloi^b. " Lv. HOultior/i I'lnos, " Lv. lianilct, Lv. Wilmington, '? Ar. t'hnrlollo, " Lv. t hotter, ?? Lv. (Irobuwoovl, " Lv. Athens, " Ar. Atlanta, J " Ar. Angus' a, A W. ('. Ar. Maeon, of (la Ar. Moiitgom'ry, A. A W.l', Ar. Mot. I !<?, L. A N Ar. Nov ()i loans, L. A N. Ar. Na>li vtllo, N.< .A St.L. A r. Memphis, " 0 0.') j'lii 1 1 45 pm 1 55 am 1 28 Hill 4 1 2 am 0 05 a m 7 ^5 am 10 03am 10 22am 12 35 pm 2 60 pm 3 55 | in f> 40 pm 7 ?0 pm 20 pin 2 [>?> am 7 25 am 4 00 am 4 15 pill Dally No. 27 12 10 ain 7 20 ain V 31 am 10 41 an 15 pin 2 5(> pm 5 30 pm 5 54 piu 7 27 pin l> 27 pm 10 35 pm ) 05 am 4 55 a in V 15 am 10 50 a in 5 45 pm No. 41. 8 55 pm 1 '. 20 pm t t> 30 pm (i 30 pin 'J 25>un 11 55am 1 40 pm 2 10 piu 3 55 pm (i 18 pin 10 35 pm 3 05 pin 10 32 pm 1 35 am 3 43 a tu f. 13 am 7 i.0 a in 1 1 35 am 0 25 piu ti 55 i >m 8 'J5 am NOllTHWAlU), Dally Dally No. 32 No. SS Lv MtMiiplilf.N.C. A St.!.. 12 45 noon 8 40 pm Lv. Nashville, ?? y 30 pm 9 30 am Lv. Now Orleans,!,. A N-, 8 00 pm Lv. Mobllo, L. A N 12 30 nui Lv. Montg >m'ry,A.&NV.l' 6 '20 am 130 pm Lv. Mucoii, C. of (In. . . 8 00 am 4 20 pm J A. Ad^usta. O. A \V. ('. 10 05 nin Lv, Atlnntn, J H.A.L. 12 00 noon 8 00 pm Ar Athens, " 2 57 pm 1128pin Ar Greenwood, " 5 14 tun 1 56 am Ar. Cheater, " 7 17 pin 4 Otiain Lv. Charlotte, 7 27 pm&{4 to am Lv. WilmliiKton, " 3 05 pm Lv. Ilatnlot, " 10 40 pm 7 40 am Lv. Hoiittioru Pines, ?? 1133 pm 8 34 nin Lv. llalulKh, " 1 35 am 11 06 nrn J.v. Henderson, " 3 05 am 12 42 pm Lv. Norllna " 3 60 am 146 pm l.v. Weldon, : " 6 00 am 8 0 J pm A r. Portsmouth, 7 J 5 am 6 36 pm Ar. Wa8h'toi),N.& W.H. U. Ar. Baltimore, 11. 8. P. Co C 65 am t fi 45 am ArNfoV if orjraCTaCo^ ....... 7~ t 603pm Ar. rtilla'pbln, N. Y.P.ANf 5 4? pm- ^*10 am Ar. New York, "? ? 16 pm am No. 66 8 00 am " No. ,34 Lv. Tampa, B. A. L. lly. 0 00 pm Lv. St. Augustine " 7 45 ?n? Jacksonville 6 60 pm Lv. Havannab Lv. Columbia, f * Lv. Hum lei, Lv. Houtbern Pines, Lv. Raleigh, Lv. Hoodtmoe, I.v, Norlloa . XV.WW>?*n6 Ar. Kiehmond V 45 am M 0.? pm 165 pm 1105 am 7 05 pm 6 00 am 10 40pm 8 26 am 1135 pm #32 am 135 am 1126 am 2 05 am 12 28 pm . 2 25 am ^ 1 44 pm J ""4 07 Mil 2 52 am 4 07 pm Ar. HJenmonu? - 2 25 am. 4 22 pm Ar. Washington, W.8.Ry. 10 ]0am . ? 22 |<m Ar. Baltimore, P K. IC llf>ate 1122pm 1 >2 pm t24am 4 12py 220 am Ar. mninorv, r AT. PbJimMpbtV* Ar. New fork, ** . '? .. I Ml H IN I I N HONS WERE GQQD. ' Hut Clrniuiiliiurfii stood iu tho Wujr of Their Vulflllliuent* She really intended paying her faro when she boarded the street car, for ?>h?* tin;! tea cents saved from tlu? bar gain-day scrimmage, hut the conductor happened to he a gentleman, and by paying tho fyre himself, .saved her a weary walk to the family realdenco. She had the ten cents with her when she hoarded the car, and she ptlll had tho money wh?n the conductor cam? through on his trip for fares, hut sho did not pay t lie conductor. Jt was all the motoiniiin s fault. With her arms full of handles, she was compelled to hold the ten-cent piece between her teeth. The mutorman turned on tha "urrcrit, the car gave a Jerk and sho Save a start. "Fare, please," said tho conductor, and she turned pale. "1 can't pay you," she stammered, tolng from white to red and from red back to white. "Hut I can't .any you for nothing," remonstrated the conductor. "k know it, I > i i t 1 can't help it. I had the money when I got on the car, hut --J swallowed it." A rough on the other ?lJo of the car morted a rude laugh, '?"t the conduc tor was a gen> .'email, and without an other word he pulled thu register ropo for another fare and passed on. , DoMilta > IToi'Uvc .iMiwiiry 16, IWJ. !??;.?? I. l-TI'MN VI MK ??*<???'* ?.V- '{ *f; K MiV?i "w^s'Sl'V Ar 7 or.,. I 2 '20 1 1 It O'.ia I.v (iienwood Lv 7 20p 12 5?>P 2 45 ? y 20 a l.v Th'mal City I.v ? <'.'P - gjP 8 05p M MS" I v -Mil-* ';v ?; ,0' {) 20 > 0 50a I.\ l!i?th?rfor?H<>?> I.V j. J7p 11 4* 8 45 p 10 Oiii l.v F.?re*j 1 ">? , v ' ~0' 1 4 )0j. 10 iOa I.v Henrietta l.v 6 Oop 10 50a 4 80 p 10 30h I.v M . .ro^'oro Lv 5 ,?5p 0 3 .? 4 15i> 10 its t I.v J,uttiiiior? i.v o 15p 10 00a 6 00p 10 5*a I.v HI?'U?y I.v 5 25p J 2?J' 015 1 0 Ka I.v l'at us Sp gs I.v o lip ?30a 0 25 . 11 15n l.v J- irH ?*V 5 2?P 2 OOa (S 45p 1 1 30 i Ar Hln<'ks)mrg Lv 4 4Sp 8 00(J k. No. 83 Miied Mix"1'. 8 20a 11 35a l.v Hlaoksl.urg Ar 4 28p C 50;j 1 1 00a I.v Cherok. F'HI.v 4 5'p .... 10 40a l.v (.Kidney Ar 5 I Op ..... 8 50all55aLv Smyrna I.v 4 I Op <> 20p ?t 10a 12 05p J.vIII.' O (lr Vf-J.v 4 OOp 0 0>p ft 40a 1*2 20|> I.v Sharon I.v 8 15|> <> 45p 10 '.On 12 35|> l.v Y'.rkvlllo l.v 3 .Op ?> ^Op 10 45)1 12 r.0|. I.v llt/ali l.v .1 IH|) 4 40t? 1 1 5 1 ? 1 10j> l.v l!""k Hill l.v >i I'Op 1 0??' 2 40|> 1 80 p I.v ( atu'l>ii J'n l.v 2 40p 2 45p 8 lOp 1 45p l.v IlivrsMo l.v 2 25p 12 45p 3 50i> 2 05:> l.v Lancaster I.v 2 10|> 12 20p 4 20p 2 25p l.v 1' eaVt Hill l.v 1 15p 11 30a 4 4f!i> 2 30 p I.v 1 1 ?-at 1? Sp'n I.v I 40p 11 20a f, 30 n *3 02 p l.v Kershaw l.v *1 25p 10 oOa 0 00.) 3 1 7 1> I.v West ville I.V J2 45p 0 20a 6 fiOp 350pAr Camden I.v 12 1 0;? 8 20 tt *20 minutes for dinner. _____ Additional truing between niacUaliurg and Ourtney. No! 13." 5 50a I.v P.lacksburg ArClOp 9 l Oa Lv Cherokee Falls I.v 5 50 0 30a A r (iiiffney l'v & M Tralns~Nos. 31 And 8.1 are operated daily. Trains Nos. 31, 35, 11, 12, 13. 14, 15 and 10 are operated daily .* v ? i -t Sunday. CONNECTIONS M AIM' UV SOt'THDOCNi* Tit A INS. At Marion? No. 32 connects at Marlon with Southern Hallway train No. 30. Which a r j rives at Marlon at 8 2S am from ChattauoogA Atdievilie and intermediate point?. ? At ninckslniic -N". 31 and No. 1 1 connect vs 1 1 li Southern Hallway train No 30, which nrrl ve? at llliick*hiirg at V 4"> am. from At lanta, Greenville, Spartanburg, and inter mediate points. At Vorkvll t<- No o4 oonnoctn with C. .t N. W. train No. 70, whl.'h loavtw Yorkvillo ?t 10 4H am. for (iattotiiu, I.i'nolr, ami Intor medlntn points. At Hock Mill -Nov H: and 34 jotinoct with flouthorn Kallwuy train No. 75, which Icavos Hock Hill at 3 SO pin, fori hcstcr, Columbia, *nd liitcrni?'<lln'c f.olntg. ^ At Catnwha Junction- No.". a2 and 31 con nect wPh S. A. I., ttaln No. 32. which pas K'? Catawba Jnisi'tion at 7 54 pm. for Mon roe, and Intermedin!"? pointM, At I,Ancngt<T--No.?. 32 and 81 connoet with L. A O. train No. 10, which, leaves Lancaster at 4 45 pm, for Chester and intormodiato points. At ('amd<?n--\Vith A. C.L. fN. W.of H..C.) for Charlexton, Sumter, Florence, Darling toil, Wilmington and intermediate points. Train No. G8, which leaves Camden at 4 15 pin. CONNECTIONS MAD I" UY NOIJT1IIJOUND TltAfNH. At Camden-- With A. C. I?. [N. W. of H. C'.] No. 71 from I harleaton, FloronPo, Darling ton, Wilmington, Sunitar and intermediate points, which arrives at Camden at 11 W ani) with Southern liuiiway train No. 77 from Klngsvillu, which arrives at Camden at 11 53 am. At Lan?aster--N". 33 connects at Lancas ter with L. C. train No. 10 for Chester and Intermediate j olnts. At Catawba Junctloit--\os. 33 and 85 con nect wl.h n. A. L. train No. 32 which lftAvoi Catawba J ti notion al 7 .*4 pin for Monroo and Intormediate points. At Hock 11 lil-- Noy, 33 an?l 35 connocta at Hock Hill with ;-'ouihern Hallway train No. 34, leaving Hock iliil at 8 20 pin for Char lotte and points North. At HlacUftburg - N i 33 conncets with Sou thern Hallway t rains No.-. J2, 4 3S p:n; No. 88. at 7 05 pro, anil No. 40 at 7 45 pm foi points North. No*. 33 and 35 connect with Southern Hallway train No. 35, lonvlnu Hlacksburk' at II 25 pm for points South. At Marlon- N'o. 33 connects with Southern Hallway train No. 35, lenving Marlon at 11 4C [im for Asheville, ( hattanooga and intormo dlate point**. Through car tervkn without chango bo tween Marlon utid ( liarlcston on trains Nos 32 and 33. I H. HII AW, flen. Pass. Agt. ruc.Ej. #. t (ioaoral l'.w>M*iigor U<>|<urt!iuMit, SOUTH CAROLINA AND OEOR'JIA EXTENSION RAILROAD CO. Th?t>outh ('aVellna and (.loor^lft Exten sion Hnllroad nnnJumoj** t ho following low round trl|> hi to* to Cli?rl< *ton, H. C., account of tho South Oorolinli Int<?r-Ktato and Woal Indian Exposition. Tickets on bhIo at All coupon fiatloiis. Excellent passcnKer ser vice performed. S<*e that your tickets road via S. C . and OH. H. It. HtOM Wos-vlllo, S. 0 Kershaw, H. (;, Heath Spring S. Lancaster. 8. (j Catawba Junction, S. C Hoclt Hill. S. C Tlrzah, 8. O Yorkvlllw. H. C Bharon, 8. C Hickory Grove, N. C... Hmyrna, H. O 10.10 l)lo:k?l.urK. 8. C. 10 45 r, 8. c ? ? . io.7o KaffFS. C i0.85 Bbefbt.N. C 11.05 Lattlmoro, N. (' 11.35 Mooreaboro. N. 0 11 50 Henrietta, N. C U.(? vFormt Ctty, N. O 12.10 Bulharfordton, N. L' 12.40 Thermal City, N. C 13.00 Marlon, N. C. 14.85 Colon. n "a! Ticket* to L? aold dally ooa maaclag Mot. 90th, lt?i, until and Including May tl*t, Anal limit Jom M, 1103. Column B. Ticket* to telly* <v>m No*. 80. h, IDOi. <ratn *><1 lacladlnf Jwyttir, 1004, final limit t?D days In ?44l* ^ton to day of ral* ; nxamt that final limit aboald la no oa*? tiewdJsH M. IDi, Ottawa ?. Tkiata to ha aoM oa tmm <?y* a^ TW> r^.ya 0f ?a ah vaak < %oa> 2323*22 hSfe- .

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 02, 1902, Image 4