Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

, UlOSWTAL SECI7ETS. A Nurse Says: "Pe-ni na is a Tonic of Efficiency." M If' ' K ATI' TAN I.O|{. M r.i iintc in i/lor, a tivmltml tttirsi oj i tie ii (t t rCH he f {?> ltp} lt'nrr ii'ith I'triinii in (in ofii-n loiter. Hi r j mt-ithm it> soviet and jtvO/'CHsi on >i I shinittnH </??/? bine to (ii ic s;uiiul aniinenet tit h e r ii I tin: i r (- 1 1I l< \< ? J i.ll .1 I fini-M f ? ' i ? who is vv > ? !> ii ki-| llills llilx- ?' ' I li i vr ? A ijlr-u < ri t i .i i <>l lii'i toe :i"> ii ? "tv bo ii- i ll I 'i i mi I.I, 1 M .in or M 'A. I lri\ r ii'r-i l * i ll I ' .'ii i ii < an liio ,,/H ! I|. .?([??! ? llrcU ?'? i>ny l i t I I' ll it vr:rnl ' till IM! relit- f ' ' IV# -if mi si f hi s I " rent ii i r i- 1 hi III y, 4 nrri'ii hi: Imlil / i.-^/or anil mir u> health anil si #??-?? '/Hi v ii ii k-i< ii ilrr/'u I short 1 1 in r. ' '???? M II V A I II. 7 11 l.OH. Ill view (>f tiir ;Ti .it It 1 1| !' !<? .-T '?ulfrlili^ tl'.iili - .:?!( T < iisi- anil \ i t iiii. i Mi- i ii Hal i iit.'tn, I In i ( n i w ;ii III, 1 1(> i ? (f\l * li.tl 1 1: . a, . ~ u ill ||.( IK HS 1 >> I Inn II V ? ;r;.-s ll-i I I i.? <lurin? i lit- >? -no 'ii>. ? ?.Ii.ii ?<? A i T ? i : : 1 1' ? ? ' ? m. ' 1 ? |i ;in mj: *!?.?? ;m<l 1 1"> ??"??I'j'iin; ? ?( 1 1 1 1 It ^ I ' ?? i , f>?r Lofton in,;, w Iti ( ??itii:;;, .in! svciiiis;,: vmI? VOIlK'I't utul .s.iro I ("I1- 1'll'V IU>ii?'h, in ?!.<? :?>iiv -'il l l"t :? ? I l'i-? purposes !<?!.? ! . Kith. ;? 1 1 ? i i iii'< iy. Si I II inn -i Hi \VrMii,-u ?!??.< t ' i 1 1ri. it .>i i< <? !?.? . r olti'i.. xi vo | ii cs|n rsi t ??>(?, In w.c ,iv. ('i ? i < r.i 1 1 \ o VTinkiu'H'o.s. unit l?>r biMiiV .-.r r \>\ ;n.ti M';itie |iiii|>Ok(ii, xv Mi h p'.i'l >y tlioiiiselv ?'S (<? NVuiiK si, ( ? ; ?! . i.hiS lnTu. Complete Trrntriir;tl tor IJ ii r*?. M. * ''?i)?i- li ng u I < i' 1 1? ? i! a ? ? \ I Jvnii -i? tliO >-'n!si > ! eru-t.t ill ..i- ?, tli'l ????*( llm Pil?'ki'in"l>'iil!< 1?\ I i s I' I I; \ i ii >1 >11 v r -.i? ? l<? tn-t u 11 v ;iMn\ ili I iii,j. in!' ''ii. ill. mi, niitl Irrlt III'Ml. Mi i . .t i . ? I III 1 1. .1 .1 'I II' I It I Kksoi.i > .s i I 'i i s . ( " . I- > i ? ? >1 .<n I clt'ii ii* ?? tin Oil Vll "I ISA Kk.i.M 1 f. V llS'? t'i. finlcil me i in"' , I .?ti i ?. ? ?."c- t, , hi' h 1 mit'illh:' ? f r ! f i ?? ?. i Ii | ' 1 1 < I I', ilci'iit liCH'l * r v i . n m . 1 . . f,.r I .Mi i I. In. .1 | i: 1. lllll# H'.il till 111* I .?'.!? I - I if - J.v. Hi.M Ihr-^rhmii I'... I I Sr.l .S, II r I, H, rhimilii'ii^ * ; . 1/ . ' *n I*. n i>n.j i>ii s'HkMi CVur., .""v ' 1*1 Wi>. . '? j'ti: , I A. Corn Potash. \l, U i .<!? . * - j h<-.!. ji 1 1 1! ; n : ;? h nc Mif;!) IN t ! i , . >r t ho i.-.ii.i \* ui i*.N i'io (liu ing j>. ?\\ K-s J . u. : . 1?-V? < i\ ? nv??- -*:n j ? ?v. < ,1 U M A N K A : ! \V< >k K S. 1 V ; W-.u? Nr. Yolk. L_ 411 $5,000 Deposit tact nf otir </iiimhii.v ??f l'otttlon* opks ALf Tin: yka tijr llnuliflp. Onirlitlf, IIiikIikm M- n. pnl<l Ikmnl Will* ^uick to UI!8.('Oli1iK(SI-', Mactm.Oft. CONFERENCE CLOSES J I'arl of Report of Missionary Com* mittce Rccindcd. Cill'RCII INSURANCE BOARD MADE ? Dr. West Makes a Strong Argument A gainst t lio listabUstuneiil o! the Order <>f Dtxiconenaes. . ? ? ? ' Dalla.4, Tex.. Spe< lal ' he foul'* t ? <? It 1 1 1 < 1 1 1 a < 1 1 l(:Utlial (Jeni-rul ( i ? 1 1 f ? ? ; ? (,f the Methodhit KplM >i?ol ( 'It ; * i eh South, it(lrtr ? > ? i 1 1 1 'v In nesslon sin ?? May w. adjourned aino die, Moil il;.y. Ill 1 : t:? iM'lo.'-U. i ? 1 ?.?* began ic.t\;Mn for their 1 ? o j ? t <* h Sunday and at one 'point In Monday'* session it ???*? difficult m ft?? ? i r? ? a (piOtum. 'I'" most Import .i : 1 1 niii tt<*i discuKhi'd i c-.u :r.(lUJV, of part of thu report of tin fiiii mil lee on iiilri?loiis?. adopted last v, eek. IU'j tendency of which wan to lniiiK t !i** Northern and Kouthciti Church missionary societies Into part r,' r.-diip in a joint piihliHhlng Iiomnh at riliai. ;l:ai . China. Another unmmally 1 nipt ir tant mat lei wan the adoption of ft report fnon t h :v < out m;; ti e on < liU'.'? h In/mi am >? board The dale of tho next qnadrU nai ?l (b n< ral Conferem e wart fixed for 1 lie III si Thursday In May. 1 '| lie entertainment coinm Mr;> will name the pl.ied one year from now Tim candlilaK * are Louisville, Birmingham Nauhvllle and New Orle.ins. 'I he pro1'! clings of ill'' I est tlay or (In- Conference were begun witll lleVo t tonal exeve Ise.s hy l?r. J. W. Hmiroux. It {hop I niii' an resigned the chair to liishop 10. S. I In**. the nenior of the tow hixhopS; who was greet' 1 with ap plause. In Collins Denny moved a re ron.-id' i at ion of pari of tho report of the i oinniitt< e on mission* that Rave p. ,.,i partial c-ntrol of tlm publish jlr, |, ohm- lo the board of missionft. A motion lo put Dr. Denney'H motion on tho I .tide was carried hy a vote of t'.U to in T earnestly warned the t'otiferetiee against leaving tho matter it.; it had beetl. Later In the murIoii on an appeal tinni 1 ??? Dennv and others, the Con f, took the motion from the I ,; \. till iL-cotisiib i ett lii.i portion of 1 1),, vtission report which, it was atgu i I. wo'ild he dangerous for the Chinch to permit to heroine effective llietniH j.-|on wo: k in China, then fore, will i e iii. t!n so far us publishing interests ai?) ? i. ' Mied. In the hands of- lite bo dt ??, 1 1 : i ; 1 1 i v 1 1 e . as hen i -re. p ? Wed . of the North A la ha ma C ?n - I . , , ?, ? , ntfred a protest again*' the ni the (Jem-ral Conference in erf laMi.-dtiug the order of the den oness'-s. ?j'li protest most vlRorously attacked l]>i- o'lit r i ? f deacon'.'naeH as bein>> at v.'.tr w > i h I he hislorv of I'rotestunt ban >?. in tally and nowhere In the Miblo utild Jiistllb atlon of the t re.it ion of I - ,,1,1, r be found One Kentelice In Dr. Wist v prof t hi s.wl "Oepa retire from , ; v ; or.br 1 '??<?! < to in lid el it y. an.uehy :,nd rum " Man\ <>r the delewaten were ,,;.p.isi d t.' perinilt I ??*?. the prole.Ht to 1 1 1 < ? ;t part of I he record of the Coii Itt.tt.e. hut It was llnally d^ided to lie hide ii ni the record oil the ground ..f tb" "loitn and hunurabU* Ber-ve ' of I it West la the Chui'i St. lb lhitterb k Pi , > . i ; ; . < i the Conference with a nav.il in t !?? ! roni a beam in t ii el?t llpw n th . ; i in I'nul.md, where Mh( hod -un I,.. i i: ! ' i:.li op (loss accept ed the , ;??.<?! with thanks. The standine, and .. p. . ,al ciuiiiiMtlei'iil wt if discharged ? i ? i .oieof thaiik\ \ r?'f*.dution d1-' ,:.i: ti '. liiat new legislation passed by t!,c Conl't i i lice shall not ink" eff' t't tai'iir than Septruihei ! next. was adopt' d K l'ott No. <? of the finance commit, ice, making chang< 8 '?> t'"" luanner of ;is:m ssiin lit k pr?H ? Vk Oil miu ll discussion ali i ; i i ? p t < ' I . '1'ltreats to raise the : ?;ut of n.? .piornm ' v.-err made, bul the point was not iuisled upon lb" \h- c, W- i forced ih* imue MV the ef|.. ? . t>' the mt^uetioew | u delegates, II.i' t mot ? 1 i i a 1 1 a pin t r it m were gotten t ? ? !:?. t The ( 'on f? i'i lice refused to re ? 111. sahfry of the cot rt K|)ondiM.g , l ary of Hie hoiod fl"i\t ^ii.eOO to t'i'i'i I ? I ' i ' i ills thanking the seen ? ..s .in I the press repn kcii tati vi a lt< <1.1 \\ i'i- d.TcimI by I >r .IS llutvh : 1 1. II ?li : more Conferem e .ii I a looted nit iitlnnoiob I lie lock up tin* ni;?tt'T ? t |. .? insnraiii**' lioanl. 1 !>?? 1>oi:<1 I >.!??? v 1 1 ? iiianaR'Mnorii of the inanr ;iii, of Jill Churrh property and the , i ; > . i f> i t on nii'i wiili StMiJf vigorous .ijip.mii u?n i? M I iou\?i rly from Pr. Anson \V,?t. -.Mill <|c?.'lai ?*(! t il It it was an or m:/.ii ;o;i of i Chun !i InsuraiKr Coai ;m :i y 1 11. ii'ii l.isliojis pi i'K? nt Kipned .m ,ii to tin* C'hur? h ihioiiKhout the , i : i ! i to extend aid to tin* Mrthodist i'1'V'it'is from the (loliad hurricane, i r 1 1 mi 1 1 on ?? weir ordered sent to I*. II Witifii'i'. corresponding secretary of the Church lioai'i!, Louisville, Kv. President in! Nominations. Washington. Special The Pre~id'*nt .is sent !h?' follow ing nominal ions ti"> 1!:. S ?? i ? .i I ? * Hoht . S Mi Cormirk. ? >f i;:,iioi.s. ambassador to AufMrin Hun y.r,\ Chandler Hnlt?, of Maine. scvrc ; i j- * v*. thi. embassy at Vienna; (SeorRe 11 ivives. of New Jersey. second secie ! us of the embassy at Vienna; ('has. H;< liar-ls-Mi of Massachusetts. third ?.((?!> t.uy of (he cinbansay n* P.erlin. \rn;y \rtllli>\ iWond lieutenants. < : , i ? P Hmvi's, Jr., of' Virginia; (Joo. Wert rnhaki'r. of Virginia; Richard 1 ? \v.n>!ow, of Mlssisaippi. Cavalty; :i I 1 i-'it' iiant , Hamilton Howe. of \ ' ,i ! ?.( in;i KoPt, O Rangsdale, of Tcn ii ?? >>? ? A !)?? ron I''. Sari*. i i". 0 1 Pintrlct i>'- i 'ol'.uiit.'.i ; Harry (I. l.ackie. of Vir (ia\ nor ami (Ireen n-iac. ijMfher Special. ?When the hMUIons of c'?. lot.i t n*\ not and Captain Oreono for '1m- issuing of writs of cert'ovari to have the proceeding* in Montreal transferred to Quebec. crttne up in ehamiiM-i, liidge Andrew*. on nppllea* tion rf Mr. Stewart for the jroijecution, ordered that notices of said petitions he jilven to Magistrate I/i Fontaine, of Montreal Argumenj there was contin ued until Thuimlny no*t. , lrntKl Duel In Qeorgla Town. Quitman. C.a , Special.? Deputy Sher iff Msshhum shot and killed Charlet Taylor In an Impromptu duej on the street Monday. Some time ago Taylor wan on trial for murder and Mashbuio was a witness against him. Taylor de clared he would get even. Monday the men met. After a few minutes' conver sation. both began shooting. T&^I&r discharged his revolver folur his aim was wild. Mauht;urn s|iOt tkm tltnea "and four shots were "eflfecittc* Taylor died within a few minvtpm. A jY ~ J Labor worlo. rj?? id ??ii of Chicago l?o n ?? formed a j union. $oiina ,U\tMNlnn railways employ only i memhciA of I lu> Orthodox church. Till! demand for union painters nt '? Syracuse, N. V , en 1 1 n ?> t In- supplied A union of I In* textile workers hart j been recently organized at (/'levtlund, ! Ohio. I .oa Aii^elcK (<'nl t union carpf-utcra j hn vc been granted their demand of j | ii new "wage scale i?l' $.'{..r?0 u day. 'I he I ndopi Uilcnt Tailoi s' AssO< In I lull, of Montreal, Canada, hits decided to organize the InilorcssoH of that city. There h:is becli a general increase In wages :it luiliith Minn . mid ail skilled workmen .ire now on tin eight I ! hour day. | The New Vink. New ll.ivtii .itnl I 1 1 :iii fold, following 11. e lead oi other j i railroads, has made a big cut 10 its list of hrakcUicn. i The 1 in |?or t a I inn ol foreign woiknien, ; ; mostly Oernniu*. lies led to all active campaign Multilist foreign lal?or in the glass triples of I r\gl.iml :ind a ci'iSjH may result. The eighteen hundred employes (if the Continental 'IVhncon < ' ? > 1 1 1 1 ? . 1 1 1> . at ! Jersey Cil y, formerly the I' Lorillaid < 'ompahy. have had thcii v a raised tMi her ceji t . | 1 The Mirininghn m (Al.i.i Mush ians' ; l ; tt i> in lets withdrawn from the Stale I'cdcrn i i. n of l.uhor hecnu.io eolorcd men nre allowed ii'iMiib.-r^l ip in liiO lit ter oi ganiztit ion The action of lioth ( 'iiainhcrs of the Swedish liiksdat; being favorable lo universal ??ufiriigc. tin- labor loaders decided to did the strike, fihd the L'OU,. U:?t nu n who u? nt out. rGnuined Avork. Success has il'iM.ncd the olYOTIs of the promoters of I lie Amalgamated As sociation of Street t ':i r IfmployoK mid I tie street car men of Chicago are now organized to the number of iioOOk Senbonril (o linter U'r miugham. Mirminr.ham, \la., Special The Sea board Air I. inc. through J. M. Htrr. who Is vice president and general man ;iK?'r. made application to dm board ?:f aldermen of llli in inghani for franchis es and rifcldn to enter I lie city of |jjr mingham and to acquire terminal fa cllitUs as well i>s to extend its lino to Knsle.v and Mcssejiit r. It was stated by Mr. Han to the hoard of ;ihlormen that t'ic interests friendly lo the Seaboard 1...M .- 1 ? - ? { 1 1 i t f 1 1 the fast <c \\'i st K.tilroil of Ala'nrinia an I th;M M)o fb\piho.ird \.'iiild pi'oi^ililv make m:e of this hoard in t.'.illdiny Intuitu \tlanta and U.r iningii.iui A Hole in Her Holler. Norfolk, \ ' a . . Spe< i a 1 . -Tins Standard Oil company's tug Volt. tqwing tin barge I 'rovidcnce, bound to (lalveston was picked up off Nor tli Ilatteraa in a disabled n ixl sinking condition, hav ing blown hole in her hoihu\ Tin ft'K: Chief from Mobile, bound to Phila delphia, lowed her into Cape Lookout cove. The captain. If pos?iblt will re p!\li t ! i ?* damage. otherwise she will bo lo>\ed in her destination. The 17 year |o? u:-t b;t.? appniinl at lOvansville. hub Seaboard Air Line Ky, l)oulile Daily Service Itlwet'U New York, Tumpi, Atlanta, New ( i leans and i'oints Souili nuri West. 1 N ?? I' I' l\. l?nllv I'ailv V.. :J I No. 1:7 l.v Now York. 1'. I!, U 1'..' 55 p:" Hi am Lv, J'iiUn.i"1; !iiM, ' rj t>:u 7 UJ am !.V. halt l:iicr". " " 15 pm .J-t :i'u l.v. Wii Inn ,'fuii, W.s l.v 7 (i.i pru 10 11 mi l.v, Hl'-!rit >!,.l, S A I. in '17 pin 2. lo pin l.v. l'eler>:-ii.:r, ii vO pm '.t'Opn l.v. Nnrtti.n I "i . '< ?"*?! en' I v. 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Norllvn * . J' 3 3^ am 1 it pro lv. Pttorrf arx; ' *4 ' i W 4 07 p? I Ar. |lk>hiaoii<1, ? J* " *2^"$ 155^ : Ar. WajhluKTOO, ? ira??r I Ar. Ilaltlmoro. P 1(.K. lit lam )12&pm | Ar. PblhKUIphla, " I :n> pna IM ara | Ar. N**w *J?r|t, - 4 14 pat ' <30.?m T* ? AMBASSADOR DIES' Lord Pauiiccfote Passed Away Very i Inexpcdedly FAMOUS AM) POPULAR DIPLOMAT i ? ,r Was One of UM^lnuu'clictft li lends tliv' United States llr?d Among l or* eign kprcaem^tiveA. ? \\ a?h i 11 i n'i . Special. I.oid I 'auin'o- i fote, Hiiti-.ii am bhtspniJor to the I'nited I Stairs, ill. il .it the embassy Saturday morning :it > . 'A " i jjVloek. The iinjii mciiif!:t \\hi? h had been ! mu< '1 ill his condition daring the past j week i ere \ i " 1 1 s'lddi t) check about tj o vioi k Friday ?' \ '< nlng when it was no ticed that h< was ?xptil'ming diffi culty In breathing. He tallied some what during the night but Boon after o'clock a distinct weakness of tlio heart developed and his pulse began to i ollapse. i I u (lit d s%> peacefully that it Kit r prised even hi* physician who (eared that the asthmatic affection would prove t rouble. mn(- when the end ca ine. At the bedside v hen the distinguish ed dipioniat passed away were Mrs. r.tuneefote, the Hon. Maude Paunee fotc, Miss Sibyl and Miss Audrey, l)r. Jung and Mr. Kadford, one of the clerks Attached to the embassy. All throui'h the? past winter Lord Pauncefoto bad been a sufferer from intermittent attacks of asthma and rheumatic gout, but ho bravely kept on his f< et as much as possible, went to (lie Htuie department regularly on diplomatic days, and generally strove to keep up his active (jnlies though it was evident thai the effort it caused Is. m was great. In Mm early pai t of March tl.e ambassador went to North Carolina on a visit to Georgia Vander bilt at Hiltmore, and stayed there about a fortnight in Die hope of rc cupcratihg trom bis affliction in the Carolina pines. Ho returned to Wash ington about the middle of the month with his sufferings but little abated. In Auril there came another severe at lack and Horn that lime "'.til ms death tin1 embassador had boon roil- ? I'm i ,1 almost continuously to bis bed | and lils strength bail hi en slowly but sinily leaving hJm. Immediately upon being notified of . the death of T iOid Pauncefote. Seere- . tary Hay weht l:> the Wlllto House j and aft or a short conference, with the ; president proceeded to the British em- j bassy. where he made a formal eall of : condolence as the personal represents- ! live nf tho incident, preliminary t o | the call which the. president himsc.f | wfts to make later in the day. Then rhturning to the stale depart- j incut. Secretary Hay dispatched tho j following cablegram" Department of State. \\ a.-jbihgton, , May 24, 1 !*0J. ' The Marquis of Laiisdowu, London. permit m" t<> express my deep syni pat'iv and sorrow at the death of Lord Prtunief'.tr. Illft n.ajf?1t>'? K?V<;rn mcM has lost a most able and raltli tills ???.ryMa ?!??! The sei relary had fully expressed his ! sentiments in the above cablegram, and , all that he cured to say in addition ot i lie deceased peer was: ? lie was not only a man of very high ; person il ni"idL >,!l1 ,,M was iX frl"nd "t 1'icsident Roosevelt drove to tne Hritish embassy at 1 o'clock, us soon ' as he had beconio disengaged from the ! ecreinonle.f attending the ltochambo.ui 'X? i< !h?s. He Wits i ec.tii ved in ih& draw ing room by the first secretary ot tho ! embassy Mr. Ralkes, who now becomes j Hi itii ;i charge d'uffaira. and by some of the ladies of tho boiiHehold. 1 he ; pi ivsident expressed his deep sense of l,:irn\t?in.'iil lit *>'.* death of the am I ba^sador not only in behalf of Hi* gov ernment but also for the people ot tho. I country to whom Lord l'auncctote bad J iin'Aiuo endeared in many wa>s. Secretin V tin? n*ol the other mem j hers of the cabinet also called ft Hie ! cmbassay, leaving their cards and cx | pressing tlieir condolences. The foreign ' anibassatioi k also left their caids. ' 'I he I h ? e |,'>rd i'nuncefolo will have a Btat" fuller..!, fcr thn* i" demanded by I all precedents. A tentative airange j n;ent has In en made which must be ap i proved by Li ly Pauncefotc. before be l iug put into execution. In briof thin ' provides that the remains of the late I ambassador shall h? 'akeil from the ' cmb.'iftN^ next Wednesday to J*'. John i I ICpisconal church whfre worshipped. : M the church service will he Ilfl'l at 12 j o'clock, probably conducted by lit. Rev. Dr. Muck?ty Smith, now coadjutor of I Philadelphia. but recently rector of St. ,|oh:i 'It" honorary pallbearers will i c< msist nf five ambassadurfl in Wash i lag ton, Mr. von Hollcben. M. Camhoo. ! Count Cassinl. Senor Aspiroz and Sig ner Mayor des Planches, Secretary of State I la v, Senator Frye, president pro | tcm of tne senate, flfMl Speaker TVn? ; derson or the house of representatives. J After the church services the remains ! will be conveyed to Rock Creek ceme : ter. escorted by a military procession ? ami placed in a temporary receiving [ vault. It will l>e determined later I whether or not a' I'nited States war j slop will ??*itv the remains to Kngiand. Court rinrtiai in Progr??s. | The court f>( inquiry being held on I board the United States cruiser Chi j cago to investigate the arrest of cer i tain officers or that cruiser at Venice, i April l!r>, continues its sessions, but the strictest secrecy regarding the proceedings of the court is main tained. prdcrs have been received on the Chicago from Washington that the findings of the court shall not be divulged until they are passed upon by tho United 8tates government. 5liot hi Mis IJcd. Chicago* Speelal. ? Daniel Hill, a wealthy real estato owner of Morris. 111., and partner of tho firm of tho Ck*?rg? H. Philip* Company, on the Chicago board of trade, was sbotand seriously wound*! early Sunday; ua he lay in bod at hla residence. No. iil Monroe street. Six shota wera fired/ three taking effeet, on* behind the left ear, one entering hit note Mi! the other shattering bis rfcbl ~ ,*"~3 rare* fclooil 1'ot*on.( ?0n?r,lMr?r?,Krj*iij?? OaibuNoUi, Ktc. Mrdlclne frrce, ftobvrt Ward, Mta?y'i, (V, ?ay*t "I ?uffered from blooa-poUoo, pvy ht*d, f*< *> and ahouldera were one mail ol corrup tlon, ftchea to bones and join t?, burning. itc\i'ng? ?<ubby ak.n, ulrara on !tg, \u< t. I ran down und discouta^eJ, but Botan* Blood oared mo perfeotly, healed all the ?ore* and gave my ?kin tho rich glow o t boalth. Blood flahn pit mw life into Iny blood And new amb.tion uto my j rain Botanic Blood Balm (It It LV) cures ail malignant blood troubles, such ga eczema, ?cuba and m-kJes, pimple*, iittirdng Korea, carbuncles. acrofuU, etc. Kjpe.dally ?'!? Vcjt'd for all ob?tjn#t.o ? of Had H <?od. prurfgistd, $1. To prove it mrm, Blond Balm aent |fe? and prepaid by wrilirr^ Bi.ood Balm Co., 12 Mitchell fltreci, At lanta, (in. Dcacribo trouble ami tree med ie*i *dviee sent ii\ sealed letter Paradoxical as ?t may wein. the iwu who la his own best friend may also l><- h a u.v.i Wor#t enemy. Aak Yonr l>?*1er For Allea'a Voot-Et???, A powder. It rests the feot. Cur#* Oorm, fiuuloii'j.SwoUon, Sore, Mot, Callous, Aohlng, Sweating Feet and ((vgrovylngVall*. Allen's K(>ot-JCtt.se rnakoa new crtlghtehoea easy. At allDtaige'lAta and Hhoestoroa, 25eeuts. \" cent no substitute. Sample Uiftllod Fhk?c. Address Allen 8. Olmsted, I.eltoy, N. Y. Some men can't stand prosperity and others never get a chance. F. J. Qhoney \ Co., Toledo, (>., I'rop*. of llall's' Catarrh Cuto offer ? 100 reward !.:? uny ease of oatartn t but cannot bo t*ur<jd by takiug HaU'a Catarrh Cure, bond for testl moulalH, frat?. Bold by I>rngglste, 7.V?. The baker senaa in hie bill when bo needs tbe dough. J ITS permanently our^d. KofUftornervou* jiees after flr*t day's nso of Dr. Kline's flroat Ker voRe?toror.$2tri?vl bottle aind treatisi-freo Dr. It, ll. Kmn'E, Ltd., ('HI Arohfit., I'hlla , I'n To break a looking glass means *even years of bad luck. Mrs.Winalow's Soothing Syrup for e hi Id r -n teething, boften the gums, rcdui.x^i:..la i.it?a t Icn, allays paiu, on res wind code. 23i . a but ' m ((littering opportunity** are not alway< goldei . 1 am hur<- I'i.so's Cure for Consumption saw- I my life three years Mas. Tiiomah l'.<> j M ns, At h pit: St., Norwich, N. Y.. ? 17, j M >sl people are eager t<> tell the uuiii, when it is <' t - agreeable. I I v?* A woman bt-lioves th*?l .1 -low will be ;ii r;-pt ai -ng, ??pc? i?l!v ?i ?' w.?-? ?<>ld to hei as a hecrel. Chronic 'I filer. 7'r. ."t 11 ni cm ( L'*v.'!s, Tii> Top. Kv., writ' s "1 liav?> iin invalid f.- ien 1 w!j<< han li.i 1 it lieui Mi frtiui Teiterino in ohronH H'tter, ^end a In!." to i,!h)V? Htblrrss." .:0e. a J ?? ? x .?y mail f 1 ??m r. I'. ^Iui)'l ? Ine, Sn< uiu1Aii, It V'-ur drim'^i.-t'd'iii^i krep It. .M >s! men ii.\e to be t??.M they are work ing loo hard. <t .Np?elnt llntr*. ? r>.{0 Cbark tto to It t'oigh. N. 'md rc ? mrtj. neeou: t of? C' mmenec tuent Kxerelsef* M. Colloge. T|ek?Mn on .'ale May 21ib lo 27th, luelusixo, good to retilVn until May I'Jih. 44 1 have kept Ayer's Cherry Pee- ' torn! in my house for a great many years. It is the best mcdicine in the world for coughs and colds." i J. C. Williams, Attica, N. Y. I All serious lung troubles begin with a tickling in the thront. You can stop this at first in a single night with Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Use it also for bronchitis, consumption, hard colds, and for coughs of all kinds. Tlifte site* : 25c., fOc.. 11. A! I dru/?>at?. ? I .MMI.'V.I'.I' I H II? 1 1 I Consult ynur .toctnr. If lo *!?ys tak( ft. I lion Uo a? lio unyt. If ho tolls yon not to tnlte It. then tiiko 1i. Ho kticw?.( I.bavc It with him. Wo aro Milling. J. C. AVKK CO.. I<un?ll, Mass. Price Only $25 A SIMPLE, DURABLE ' Hand Power Hay Press. IMPROVED THIS SEASON. Bettor than ever. Pays for itself quick. For testimonials, ctc., address I W Alk'NS HAY hKLSS CO., Last Point, <ia. I Cures ffcadachc, i.iKiRIPPK, COLDS, UTC. ?)oi ? N(|| Afl'rrl IliO Jlrnr*. i-o <1 Din;.- trial*. l'? nnl 2">c bottio. fAPllDINE Iiys WORM KILLER. D^9?FRpE8TROYEflM>F THESE M0N8TCR8. rcASS. Accept none but or. BOYKitrs. hftfUQ*KllOWN 8(xD EVERYWHERE^ i CTARTLING FACTS. Thousands of children are ycicg gtuw?<l to distortion by ' Worm*. Symptoms are seldom - reliable. They depend upon the J child's temperament and upon the variety of worms present in the Intes tines. Lsn ss IM Adapt tfta safa mmi sane cm#i ky " MISS LAURA HOWARD, President South J!nd Lndios' (-loll ('In b, (Mcif^o, Cured by Lydiu I). JMukham's \ rgetablo Compound Al ter Ih'tft l>oc tors llud Kuili'd To Help JIi'iv " Mun. Pi n' r ii a m : ? I <-au thank ?'Otl ftti' JHM'tffi't llf.litil l??-?lli\. l.'IJ ookcii so tlurW t<> inn a \< :w or two Utfo. I la<l criDttahr j?:i: us. my limbs n welled, fiia-l di/yy and ju-ver r C7v ^ .miss i.ai'ka now.vnp, ruir.vno. know oik' day how I w.miH (<.?< 1 tho next. 1 wa'i iioi voiis nutl had )i?> j? p pctito, neither could I jdeojj !>y nifflits, li.vdla 10. IMwkh mi's Yotf ctablo Cl)IU|)l)IIUll, ir.il in ivn Junction with your Sanative Wash, did more for mo than i.H i!>^ medicines nnd tho skill of the doctors, l or ci;rht months I liavo on loved perfect health. I vorily believe that most of the doc tor a am jfUf"?^in<f and cx[Km iment i ntf wlidn they t? v to euro a wcunn with an assortment of eoniplicat ions, t?:ieh as mine; but you do not mu'ss. How 1 wish all suffering women could only know of your remedy ; Liu.:;'. he less ViufTerinfC I know." ? I.ai'ka How Aito, ll.l Xcwlierry Ave.. Chicago. 111. ? $j000 for,' i if Uborc tcx'.lii'i.i 'dl Is < ;rnur c. l>Tr?, Phtkhum invitos all wo iitcn wlionrc til t<? writo 1km* for inlvlco. Aililri'S.n Lyn:i, iVIn.'jri., giving- full puri icu'at^i I have been ;t M'.iYcrrr froui dvs j ? e j ? s i a and su k heada< !'.???>. I was manv times o?m mlled to ! -aw w or!, ami i;) homo. Our druggist told i n i.' to try hit>'in~. J aiu now in hum 1 1 bet l cr health, ' C;m t.it al most anything, have no headache and work stcadv . 1 also wasgrcatlv affected with constipation, and Ri pans gave inc relk'f from that. At ?1niKulst?. Tho I'ivo-f'ont puck?<! ij ^no'iirt" for no ou!i;iary i >i?. I'lio family 5'^lt I", CO i.-oiits, i'om;. ?liits a s?ij>|ily fur a y -.ir. T^\ - ' ] r< F. lJ o^r fAT 4"j h? 7^CJ?>UCtD H ?'J?K I U ICTO" Ji a | f rfcctly ) ormlr** vrjjr t nl?!r rrinporn?l. Jlprict. lively fill! *? (I TliHIUM.tlV . IJltltlKtc* <;? ri nlciM'.v U??(t f n j ? i flu* ?uk if!? sh. 1 1 Ik h i ( It li A llM'l.l i K a< tl ofl I ai iui? ?* nA i r?v-h Mir Th<?uf4?fi?1*- *.f j linvr tm<l t liU I I Mil TIM lit. 1 'IIVMUJhUs rmlor '.It \\ i Jit* lo un f ?-r I ?! s I. I HI \ I M l-.NT. > <*h<l T??i I Vfilo l rt<\ C*? i r?'? |?' ii(j? in ?? Stilct v <on fl<UMH l/il. I v i-r % I hln>r In j 'nJn h*iiI? <l j We f< ik! > on t ii* l< riiiuinjf > <>n tak i* <>iir in.hiik i t, nii?l you <*w ;i irako ?'}<? *al Imiiio If you <1# *h c; k ; o>\ Inu the 2 v it t ^ ).Ct ?l have iiu Icar i.Z evil tRtwU A?Mr^, (?in** tic ( c ,J70 ft h *1 ?*. II A >*? M l.oiiin.Ma 250 FREE SCHOLARSHIPS. A I 'lb at otioo l<> TlSli I. AN IKK M>1/ I JIKIIN IiU>?INKSS i C-n. H.. k'ui-. j.. tut:, llfink Inif. I'onruaiishlp. >h"ilh?uul I y|>o trritJiiK, 1 "li'pi "1'h.v. M uli*iii<nl. ?, tirnminnr mul ?*hh < oiins|> thoroughly Inufchi. liuuic! $S U, tl > or inouib. So. 2il. THE UBIHE IS MY GUIDE If you will icii l ii?c ? ?air your u?otn? ipr mine for (liAiiiicol ttmlyei* I will tell you ? v letter, V>*> MA ML lOCATIOH ?"?? EITIHT f jv?r DISEASE *'?i CUKA61E, "i INCURAaLE. ? ? ??>?-- rr?? lijtttmi ?* f 10 f.-jiicr to infers \?l.en ttfirnr* lake* Vi?? | lace of Tv# tn.t* f nuiliiik' #<r mine llrrlti^rii THE WATIR DOCTOR ?ri.l free j,|. t-. SHAFlik, rvi. I>.. | Wl'l Venn Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. GoldRing Enclose g-cent stamp fi r p?rticul.ir(, Address SCOTT REMEDY CO.. I oulSviMc, Ky. WHF.N MB'H l< N I 111-. r V ri'. Oh, my honey. No time ler lose, Save yo' moncv fer de Red Seal Shoes. UURtS yPHEHh All I ISf. FAItS. Be>t Coniih 8frii)i. 'r^ <1ockI. U?e Intlnic. Ki?|?i to liinkrtM.v Healthy Exercise Is cotMucixtc io Go^d N . Health arH Lorg L if e. N'o wmnn ran take propf-r / excrcisc unles* she wears a cor- ? rcct corset. The i A Straight Front Vj Royal Worcester/ i find ' Bon Ton Corsets J conform to ever y movement of the DOOJT. Aftk y?ur dealer to nrder fnr you. Royal Worcester Corset Co., """v II,* Corinth of 8'. fnul lf?i ViQium ( >!?! CorinUi, that St. I'ai'l vlalted I fie, lently and which waa one or ttf< most Important, luxurious, i minora 'an,! cnt' t i?rirt1ns ,<itlen of 111* day, li dead and buried. Uuttercnps am <?and< lions a to growing upon his gray* a* bright ,uu' cheerful ax those tliu (U-ccru'r i li-* prairie* of Kansas or tl)< j i, >1 \ ;t i .!:? of Now ICugland. New! Corinth * modern town, which Hob at tho i;. .td of the gulf, resembles Santa . i-'e ot.'Mi of the adobe towns o{ New Mexico and Arizona. It Is ?ur ! ro(i!\i!i .1 '?> < lay oMffs, weatherworn) into fantastic ahapes and the dufc't la (jui i <* :t; deep in l he unpftved Ktrcota. -j ),. e l? m <attl". mangy dogs and lialfi I ehiMn-n ( laying in tho buu* nh.r,.- the .? i-ne dimimjtivjD donkoys, die modem ' fir. ? it slavW bearing; j burdci-s that hide their bodies and i jra ve ( I; : \ tl"h legs and- cars exposed; I t i.o . a:i.i- ud fen <*s and adobe walls; j tiia r<ai!)c hake ovmjs btside the cabins J n ??,<! women <?? .-imilar features, wea? j InV simlhir jiarmentK. picking the live I stQi-k out of the children's lialr. | Ci-otvda "f ni.M; are .sitting at tables | in fiont of the cafes drinking Coffee, and ta ' i. i !in' poiitu ? and tho same di lapi ml' -i vehicles that you seo in t tie : <i!d Spanish-American M'ttleir.cntfl ) a a ait t'.e 1 1 a \ ? ler's arrival at tho j railway station. Sympathy i; all right In lis proper" ' plan*. 1 tl.-'ie are times when a life* j ..' ill I I ? of Aft i V irnmrs (leiaTiu Passenger J'opttrtiiUMit, H -hcdiile l.ffeetive January 1 5, 1902; hoc in: " ?-?' l..\ >1 I H.V I'l.Mi: ndh'I nnuuND. J No. I.' N ? ?. a.?. No.?3, No. 11. .Mix (nl. Pas.-, r. l'uM'r. Aiixt*i * 2 O0p 8r.nl. v Marion Ar 7 35 p 1 iiOp 2 20p i' 0;<a l.v (ileinvnoj , T.v 7 ?0p 12 S5p 2 4 5 { ? !? 20;i l.v '1 h'inal City Lv 7 O.lp 12 80p 3 (??'?{) :? a.'.i. Lv t'nioii MHis Lv G 55p 12 05p :t 20,, ;? I,\ Kntherfordioti l.v (i 37p II 45a ' i: 4 ? ? | > in e n I \ T .ioHt city f. v 0 22 p 11 20a ?1 lOi. Id L'Oa If? llonrlettu l,v ? pap 10 5()u 4 .1"p la ,T it l.v Muoroiboro Lv 5 55p ]0 30a 4 4.">|> 1" 'IS. i l.v l.attlmoro l.v f> 45 p 10 00a , C< 00 p 10 ,'.v: l.v Nlmllty Lv 5 2?p 0 25? (>15 J " *;i l.v Pal'iiH i,v ,r> I2j? H 30i?' , 6 25: i 11 Itta l.v Marls l.v 5 05p H 'JOti , ti -ir?|. il p"i Ar HiaekdliUiK Lv 1 4Sj> 8 (lOn j No. Ml So. 33 W"''- Mixod. ; lR0:i 1 1 T.a l.v p.ia'-l.'-t u ru Ar 4 2Sp (i 50a j . Jldii.-! l.v Clierol;. J- ij| v 4 5'ip 10 40.1 l.v (JalTney Ar 5 lt)p 5 50 a 1 1 .'.:?:i Lv Naiyrnu Lv 4 10p (i ''Op !? 1 0 i 12 or.f. I.vlli 'r.\ (Jr'vcf.v 1 00ji (i 0'ip 'i P-' t 12 L-',' Lv Slinri'ii Lv a -i'lp 5 45p ; 10 .0 i 12 :;*>;? Lv Yorkviiln l.v !! 3f;p 5 20p 10 4.'>a l'< :Vi[. l.v 'I'iri'.uh Lv .1 jap 4 40;? * 1 1 5 j > l ii.j, Lv 11 >. k tfiil/f.v 3 (dp 1 00 ? 2 40,? 1 : .(?;? Lv i n'.ii'ha .t>n f.v 2 U?p 2 45i? I I a I Op l 4 ,i, | v 'A Lv 2 25; ? 12 45i> f?0p 2 ('j;. l.v LajH-asler Lv 2 10,. 12 20p 4 20() 'j v.',|, l.v p ii,|| fjV j .j i( JO;, 4 iaf. 2 ."Op Lv I Ie.it li >|l t, l.v 1 4"j> 11 2 (la *:l (Ufi I V K.?r-I??\v J.v ?! 25p 10 50 u fi 60. ? 3 17p Lv U'e-tvi!lo Lv 12 lap 0 20ft (>50,> ;J 5(1 ?? .'.i ( uii lea I.vl2 l0;> H 20ft *20 mlii'iies for ilmiier. Additional trains between JihiekBhorj; anil ( '< sill uoy . NoT i:: n<>. iff. 8 60a Lv Ar r I ftp 0 10a Lv i'h>Ti\U' '' Fails l.v ft SO 0 30a Ar (iafTney .l.v 5 JO ~ Trains Nos. >.<! and 8 1 are operated ?l aily . Trains So.-. 34, 35. 1 1 T \2. 13. U. 1"> and 10 n re operated daily excfpt Sunday. CONNKC'TION.S M A 1?K. It Y H(.?VT1I IVH'N'l* T 15 A INS . At Marion-No, 32 connects nt Marion vvi't* Southern Railway lr;tin No. 90. wbl?-h <?? rives nt Marlon u( 8 28 am from ' 'lu?u!ui"i>g? AsheUUo and int< nnediato points. At f}iiick.si>ur?--N". 31 and Nio. 11 connect with Southern Hallway train No which flfrivtu iitJJlHcksl'iirK nt 7 45 nm. from \t Innla, OrwuvilU', Spartaubur^, and i t?*r? mediate point.". At Yorkvii.o- N>r? "4 connects with <\ ,fc N. \V. train No. 70, Which lea vih YofUvillo at JO 4H an), for (instonia, I* noir. and ir>twr tuodiuto points. 1 At Hock Mill-No?. 32 and 34 M.W't with 1 Southern Hallway train No. 75. which >' avos " Hook Kill til 3 JO pin. for i Jamior, Col;t?ki<ia, i and intermediate pedals. At Cnlawl>a .i miction- No?. 32 and 31 con noct wish N. A. f.. train No. 3 J, pas- i ?es Catawba ./unction at 7 51 j in. iof Moil roe, and intermediate pointy. At Lancaster-No.". 32 and 31 connect with 1,. A C. train No. 10. tvhlcb leaves T.;tfo'M-<|or at -I 45 pin, f. r C?i?'St?T mid ir:t"r;iT'dVuto j points. / At Camden? With A. f.L. fX. W.ofS. (!.](/ . for Charleston, Sumtur. Florence, Darlin \y ton, NVlhninclo'i and intermediate point/. Train No. C8, which leaven rarnden at 1115 pm. \ CONXI-TI IONS MAI?K UV NOKTMBOITNO ? X I HA INS. At Camden- -Willi A. C. I.. [N. \V. of 8. C.} No. 71 f r- .in i harlostoii, Florence, Darling* ton, \\ ilinin^'ion. Sumter and intermcdlati* points. \v 1 1 i ? - 1 1 arrive? at Camden at 1 1 W> arn? with Southern Hallway train No. 77 from KinK.-'Viile, v. 1 : i 1 1 arrives at (' unden at li 55 am. At 1/in 'asier?N". 33 eonnei'ts nt Lancas ter Willi I.. A r. train No. Hi for ('heater ami Intern. >'dlai" j oiii's. At Cut a n't a .1 n!i',:ion--N?if. 33 and 35 ?*on ' neet wi.il S. A. I., train No. 32 which leave* i Catawba .1 u ti<*t i ? ? ii at 7 ;"4 pm for Monroe ! and intermediate points. At Hoe!; 1 i i 1I-- No- . 33 nnd 35 connects at { Hoek Kill mill ScH'Jieri! Hallway train No. 31. leaving IJoc-k Mid at 8 Hi ptn for < 'liar- , 1 lotto an ! points North, At Jtlitel:?ini r>;-- N > 33 connects with Hoiw ? j thern Hallwii) tudm Noh. 12, 4 31 pm; No. , 38. at 7 05 ptn. and No. -10 at 7 45 pm foi points North. No*. 33 and 35 connect with i Southern Kail way tram No. 35, leaving ItlHekshtiri! ;i t ii 25 r m for points South, , At Marion?Nit. 33 connects with Southern | Hallway train Nm. 35, leaving Marion at II 40 , pm for Atdi<'\ i:|e, (Jiattanooga and Int'Tino I Oiate p'.iiit -. '1 hron^li car s< r\ici without chanRo ho j twecu Marion u i . ? I Charleston on tralnn No s, : 32 a ml 33. I. II. SHAW, r.cn. Pass. Aj?t. ' SOUTH CAROLINA AN!) (il-OR'ilA HX I r:.N5ION RAILROAD CO. I ho south i aioliua and liuor^in I"\lon hIi ji leiili- a I aniKaince.s tho following low round trip rann to t'li.irle-<ton, S. .account ( of tho South Caioli'iu Inter-Stato and Wcat ' Indian J'.xpositioji. Ti,-!i-tH on sulo at aH , coupon finti'tiis. 1 vcclle^ naafionj{cr s??r vi.-o porfuriiied. v,.?, that your tickets road . via S. and U 1*. H. H. FHo.M A 1J "7^" Wcfl-viiio. S. r. ? C M f i iiQ f $ GC Kershaw, S. ( ? 80 4.05 8.0.1 ~ hath hpririK", S. < .... 7.00 5 20 3 01 Jjancaator . S. c 7.f>0 6.f(0 aj I ? ^WIf,li, V"n 8 :,!0 6.00 4 00 i I ?> 1 ?-65 6 86 4.20 -i I1-'/ L L 8 05 6 <W) 4.40 pTork vilje, 8. ( 9.26 6.80 4.50 ' I ?^ftbr0n' ? < ? "J.65 7.00 , J S S V& iSS > SS 18 Kl It ii A i0-B5 * ft 18 M 0 }}8 Si? Ii Foie?tcitV,N. c. ::: ii* ?o S?i 5-2 Huthor fordiou, N,C'.. J240 At in km Marlon, N. C |0M f U A. "i icketn to k* iol/l iJS "2Ih'. 1*1. IUU ? Id la?lw - yviHinn i?. 1 ICK em to be sold dally MS. ff Unit im dan l| yJC tlMto4ayo( ell;, except (tut flul la bo dK(iM?t Jun*id 1ML ^?.^r, drrn of ?x* m*fc

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 30, 1902, Image 4