The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 13, 1902, Image 4
* ' Southern Education Board.
! Tn a graphic account of tho ?duea*
tlonal conference held at Athens, On.,
]i^t month. John H. Cohen, staff cor
respondent of tho Atlanta Journal,
eaya:
lteiluced to its last analysis, this
Southern Educational Conforenco. the
coming or Mr. Ogden and his party.
Dimply means that in tho future the
money expended In tUe>mth from out
side sources for the education of whiten
and blacks will not he expended by
generous but misguided philanthropists
but by practical and thoughtful men in
the manner devised py Southern minda
and through agencies guided by South
ern hands.
Nothing could bo manlier or Hum
than tho attitude of these Northern
men of means here today.
As one of I bom expressed it
? You have shown us that the South
Is trying heroically to deal not only
with the negro, but with great unprivi
leged masses of its white population
You understand your own people and
your own prohlem^ h* we <lo not This
work la. therefore, yours. Take it and
do it. in ho far as we can help you, we
are at your service. \\ e have no de
Hire III meddle or interfere I! you will
take the helm we will slum! l>y >r(,u
not .'is Northerners byt as fellow-citi
zens of a coiuinon cotiiitrs.
A nobler spirit could nut be breathed
Into language and none need not doubt
tl^at this correctly ? haractcrizes the
nlhis and motives of all these men. It
is neither charity nor pity that they of
fer, but fraternity and patriotism, and
1 much mistake the temper of the peo
ple of the. South ir they do nut accept
It as such
In proof that these are not simply
fine words these men <>f mind and
means have put tl."lr work largely in
the hands of Southern men not un
practical, Idle dreamers, hut those no
blc spirit:; who unaided have been bat*
(liiig for I he education <>l the pooler
< lasca of the South tin ? many yeais,
with limited means and nt t ? i? t lines, sad
to say, s.iual) appreciation
A 1 Von fniiiK I'oot I !????
It is the onlv euro for Swollen s narmu'.
5'iro.l A'-bin*.' Hoi. Sweating | Vi ? . < '..i n- jiiel
ptuilomi. ,\"k f'>i Allen's I "Ol H"'":. a po.\<l-r
|i> |.o f.hnk. |. tui. i the Hi *. < tins vvil ' v.. i
Willi* At all t?niKgMs an. I Sinn. S'
Sample sent III k" i'. A ''<??', ?! H" sutstlt
?^ddrcw*. Allen M. Oiin^teil l.rlt >y, S'. 'i .
It is estimated tli.il ill'' '"?'I "< n sti.r.iej
the papal pni.i.e al \vinimn. I i.nec, wou.d
be .ilioiil J1 .-100.000.
] i;i S i eininnently enieit. Notllaorn^rvon*
I' W n ft er l\i'M <ln > '* lie "f I ' i . Kllim s 1 1 reat
>? ci v eliestoi pi tVtiial bolllmuiit I r?-iil isefrfio
J'l. K. II . K I im\ ltd. . Ml Arch St . I'litln . t'?.
The Jc wish pcimlat ion "( London hai
more than ib'iibleii within twenty ye.irx.
.1 ('. Stiypn'Ui, Mar?piPHi. W. Yii.. says:
"Halls Cntnrrli < are . ureil aie of e \ctylal
euse (if entiirrti lirugKiMs veil ii, i *>
Polo i* probably I he uiileM ?.t ;ulileliO
sports. 1 1 na? been ti.n-ed (?> 'i"'1 It '
MrP.Wttislnw'f Hoot !'Ii>k Svi < ? | ? r ? . ? ehildrAn
If rt lil'ng. K'flcn 1 lie ix > 1 1 1 1 j- . n'iliiooslhflntnm*?
Ik ii, n I In ys pl?l II .ell i en w IikI ' olii\ M<" . a holt I -
Tlie police of l.niid'iii t< " ??? alter S'JOU
miles <i| roads :tn<l sImx-Ik.
PlimV Cur'' ts t Ii" I'cM we over n?? I
? or al| nfl'tu'l ImiK of throat ami tma,". W m.
l.Nl?si.KV, Vanbureii. tint., I'eb. Id, I'.iO.t.
Hit* ian phyMieian? assei I tli.it Inil'HellesIl
if, more nutrition* than boot.
'Hie population "f toiniiin emmio
inrlndcs It.'KH'.oou wtio n.ie tin* l'->ii;di lot
g'l'U'i'- .
A Nolril '1'fin lirr.
Prof. Wall' t- Wilson, "f th? Nnvuniinli High
Hehool, HIIVS "I feet it in\ ?t" t \ to t ???- 1 i I y t ?
tho woiide'rful .-.irnli\.' pr .|erti?? "f "I elfi
Inc. It eureil in a Ii w iIiivh iiivmom. wl?o>.e feet
were affected with janl'torn hUii U"iil>|.
after n<dng other reinedieM without niitv t -
lit." ro -.h t.o\ t.y matt from T. HhiWitrine.
Mnvannaii. <la.. If yur druggisl .lon'i Wee;. it,
The photo^ripliei isn't hlway* hhrtnl
wit Ii Iiih \ iewii.
Some men are known bv what they
have done, and others by what they nie
going to do.
Black Hi air
" I have used your Hair Vigor
for five years and greatly
pleased with it. It certainly re
stores the original color to gray
hair. 1 1 keeps my hair soft."? Mrs.
Helen Kilkenny, New Portland, Me.
-Oyer's Hair Vigor has
been restoring color to
gray hair for fifty years,
and it never fails to do
this work, cither.
You can rely upon it
for stopping your hair
from falling, for keeping
your scalp clean, and for
making your hair grow.
$1.00 i) bottle. All dritf(lMi.
If your cam'tot mi p ply you,
urntl ii? onii <loM.tr anil ?n will nprcM
you a bo! I lr. Iln Kiiri^ ami plvc tlio naiuo
of your nearest ??* jtc??s oflu p. Addrm,
?). <" AVKIt CO., UiwfII, Mam.
OU WANT ONF. of
V1
W thrao FlilfTv I .f t ( 1 ? W l*lfc
? French I'mnllr* h* nn
ArUfoir/?ll?' IV! l og. Kor
I??,rt Icu'nr* acini l?>
Hathm \n s re! Kennels,
I Nfi'2 Mi?r?|iflr M \ >f
< iik %(;?> h i i \ ? h
$?$5,000
b(Wl (\f our CI 11 ik r nn I. v ?>f l'oul tlo:i?
orjf.v a j.t. rut: rr.iH.
Knilornril Honker*. < ifTVIi!*. Mm
X H. Kmi i? j>M<1 M itto fyulrk to
GA.-ALA. Itrs. < Macon, (in
AlilREPAIRS
_ M H?H SAW8. RIBS.
K UrlMV
- ' W Hi VI H A r . for nit y mnkf of ?M n
ENIINfcS, BOILERS AND PKKSSES
4b4 IUp<ir? for oftmn. ffhnfilnjr. I'lilrn,
? dor*, I'll"**. Vnlvr* mkI Kitting*
lONVAKH 1 KO.N WOUK-t ANIl ftU I'l'IT
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DCURETUEBlUtS
WfttJfEftftM
to. 24.
Uferi
UVtr ITEMS OF NEWS.
Many Matter* of (leneral lnterr?t In
^>hort Paragraphs.
I lie Sunny South.
Three lueu wero Instantly killed at
Jewell Station, Tex., Saturday night,
by a Panhandle (tain.
The naval c.adetH at Annapolis, Md .
went aboard ship in read'nosa for Ine
practice orulaew.
I'art of the expo&ition Kiyunda and
building* at Charleston, S. (' , have
be< n bought tor a public ptiH
in a shooting affray at Krvvin, Tenn.,
one man wa? killed and two fatally in
Jured
An exploding locomotive at Man
cbet?ier. Va., killed one man and fatal- I
ly injured live otheiH.
I'rcaidc lit Ilooftevelt has promised to
attend the fair at San Antonio, Tex.
ill tniober. if p(.HHlble
Twenty damage s i ? 1 1 h . aggregating
$J0U. ')<>(?. have been entered on acconnt
of the lulu'' ?xpl(x:oii at Kratervillc,
I T""" \L
! in i #? 1;? i s opened tin* 'I r?*Hsnr?.i j
! kuIV of Hardin County, 'lex.. Thurs
I day < i i k h t , took all the comity money |
i and ehi aped.
\ !i< . 1 1 1 (on Yatpu Indians in Arjy.ona |
| a re Mill on t ho ' i\ arpath.
Tm. Journal oi Atlanta, (in. ap j
P> '<h e 1 1 with ii? first Sunday edition
At I lit* National Capital.
Tlif strike of carriage v .iil i o in ?
Waahin^ton, I>. C, lias hern compi i |
mlsed.
Secretary ..f (In Na\ v Moody went |
(o Detroit, Mich.. to apeak before the j
Michigan Club.
A t file North.
A limit i igh 1 in* ii? K of i .1' 1 1 ! Ibr -
I i 11 K t (in. la , did great daunge t<< < rops.
\ lion in a allow at < ' I < ? \ ? ? I a :i ? ' . ??
fatally chewed a trainer named Joseph j
M. I Saturday night
l-'l ft ceil hundred garment w mums {
I.' i > on strike at Syracuse. ,i lot ,1 j
nine hour day
The Associa I ion of Station. 11 v Mre
men. (if New York, voteii financial aid '
io t h<' striking miners.
The llulhliiiK Trades Cnniu II, of 1
lienver. Col., has dei lured off the strike
which has affected f.non men f ir two
weeks.
I Yilh'P bribeiy cases .ire being heard
in Minneaix I Ik . Minn.. !rv':n< A. (iani
inr being the (list called fir trial.
A meteorite whirl) fell Saturday
night near Narragansett Pier, !( I
' x I d o d e d violently on strlk'ng the
water.
While trying to stub' a s'rlk. IVesi
hut l? (I. Fisher. of t'.i.- Hapu'
I'ti 1 si. waa taken scrloudv ill .it ilails
ton, N . Y -*
The postohhc iit tiirard. O., > .im
looted of f.'.sr in imps Moitdav night
The keel o( the hat t Irahlp Nebraska
v. ill t.e laid at tieattle, Wash.. July I
No disturbance.1*. resulted yesterday
in I '1 ov hlence, It, I . from the at reel
railway strike.
A ( out Iiimoiim steamship line from
N? w Yyrk to San Francisco, < " a I . Is
con t em |?d a I ed,
T'or smuggling four Syrian* a< toss
the Canadian line David Korry was ar
listed at Ogdenshurg. N. Y
The sti amer Knuiprinz WiUnlm.
v\ hii'li r? ich< d New York la,Ht t week,
lost two men overboard on the trip.
Aft'i his wife had saved him from
jail by paying his line, ('ass Daweion
of li":iv<ir, Coj.. killed iiei ami himself
Thomas Huffman, a wealthy i-cabb *
of Jersey City, killed himself by shoot
in- ai New Yovk
({?chard Davenport Harlaml was in
stalled as president of Kake Forest
( 1 1 1 1 Fni vei si t v
I'ii 1 11 i t n re ninnufai l nn rs at (irand
? Kapids. MUdi., haw refused to join (he
proposed pool.
After killing her t; year old daugli
|er with gas, Mrs. Hose Fieginow. ? ?f
New York, eointnitled suicide.
? V $.7.Qno,onn independent glucose
pi;; 11 1 is to be built at W'aukegan, III.
Haron I'ichhi Shibusawa, one of the
richest merchants of Japan, Is at San
Francisco, Cab, on a tour of the
world
In a tight with knives. Adam Jatobs,
!? fell blooded Indian, was slashed to
death at I. aw ton's Station. N. Y.
A seivant, name unknown. was
binned to death In a lire that des
stroyed I'hillp Sogolovitz's lesidcnce
?it < |e\ eland, < ?
from Across I lie Sra
Itishop llbuk. of I'orto l{i.n. saw
Secretary Moot concerning Catholic
Chun li alfalrs ?n t ho I land
; Hidiain.v Slonr, Minister to Spain.
! vesti r.la\ sta:(ed from Cincinnati. <>.
to ri turn tn Madrid
'I hanksgiving serviies for pein e 1:1
Smith Africa were held thtoiighout the
Hntish Knipire.
When the h*??liep nf Hours surrender,
? ill-- Hritlsh ofHcer in charge makes a
spee- h compliment ing them in behalf
of King I'M ward.
Whitelaw U?'id special t inted States
j ?n\ov to the loroaation of King I'M
ward. h.'ls taken up his residence at
1 t'.l . vik 1 If'lise. | /itidoli
Ktnpeiiir Willi 1111 1 hatting witli
Judge I'j W Molls, showed intimate
j k now li Ifce of Anieriian affairs
I'rof Clement Figueras. of |/is I'al
j mas. Canary lsbs. save tie has invent
; ed a mot hod of dheclx litill/.ing at
nio.spheric elc, 1 rl? it j .
A\is? cltniirous .Matter*
I
j i'lesident Harrows of Ohrtlin I'ni
' v.-rsity Pad a sevei. "laps-* ..ml lii.1
I ? o:idit on 1 s again crt. .il
ICgli water in Kansas rivers i-< suit
siding and danger t> 1 rop.^. appeal s to
I pe passed.
Kugrne V. Deli};, (he labor leader,
will hereafter reside pci niancnt ly In
D' n\ ? r, < 'ol.
V 1 hange of venue was gran'ed at
Si l.ouis. Mo., to millionaire I'Mward
Hc.tler. under indiitmont for bribery.
j Hrcsulent Harron?. <.t Oherlln t'ol
j lege, reriously 111 with pnoiuuonla, la
fai;l> eomfoi table.
Th" i n: versify of Missouri conferred
the derrree of rtortor of laws upon Mark
Twain.
A houth I'neiflo' express train was
wrecked nonr Clear' Creek. c*al? and
? r.e opRineer and flronien were killed.
Ibast Curnaee Workers* Assoriation
onb iius a| Youngstown (r? hear
n rciw>rt from 'he operatnTa on an
clKht-hours day.
Ru.SKeH Sag*;-' ha/, ko far 1 eeovcrcd
from his fllne** that, |,? |? expected
MnJ/C out, Boon.
t ^ , .
I - . {
PROMINENT^ PEOPLE.
Tlip PriiHx'* of Monaco has lout bin
wife by judicial nil Ion.
Secretin y of War Hoot will go to <
(]4 riiiiiny in August lo hrlnjf holm* lux j
trinity- v
The Cuban i 'ongre?s has tr rn i j (???!
(ieiicral Maximo Home/. a p nslou of |
n year
. icsldcnt Itoowvelt linn promised to j
1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 < 1 lli?.' fair nl Sail Antonio, Texas.
III <)< IiiIiiT, if |IOhs|lll('i
Mi I'MIkoh'k new irt voiivitin of nn I
?'!<?? -I I'lt - I It) It cry for uutoinohiU's has j
aroused much lutcies, in Pari*.
M. Sail I os ImiiiioiiI lias abandoned
lux ai'i.onaiil leal experiments in lint.'- I
laud and will noon sad I'oi t he V" iTiied j
State*.
'lli- I *11 l>l in I iiUi'isily has d<^l< d '
lo eonfer tin- d'glee ? ? I l?oclor of j
S< Iciice ? ? 1 1 Professor Josln li \Y tiihhs, I
of Yale I ni \ elsli y
I tel. I Marshal Lord Wolsele.v Iris nn
\ oiled a memorial tablet In Arehihald ,
Forbes i|t<. war i'orri'S|iuudt'iil. in I In* {
< r.v pi of St Paul's ( 'atlr-dral. London.
I'll-.' Prouder of Newfoundland, Su' ?
ItoLeri I (olid, liar, gone lo London as a |
spciial gilcrd ,n I In- eorouatioli cerouio |
nies and experts lo lie absent about j
three months
Chief .'ioiiiier Charles Morgan, who j
lieeauie Known through the refusal of
lie- late Ndiniral Sampson in rceoiu j
nn ml h * n i for a eoiinnissioii. has been 1
do'ailcd ii? de* I. ellleer of the cruiser ;
M niii.apolis.
The < him .M I ?overnineiil proposes In j
hi stow a derm a I ion on John Cnndndw, J
the l ulled Stales Consul < - 1 1 e r 1 1 1 in '
Shanghai, in reeognit Ion of his sci'v ? i
lees in inn 111 I a illiliK peac e in I he ecntial i
pl'ov i.lrCS of < lull, I 111 I ! M II ?.
I lie tiiainl I Mike linns. unele of I In'
L'y.ar of Itussia. is almui lo visit tin* j
United States oil a lour of Inspection
lie ionics with a small suite. UK a pri
vate citizen lie Is a colonel In ihe
Knssian Army, and is almut Iwciilj
nve years old.
New York'e Brilliant Lights.
Our ?ily ncems to furnish an in
txhaustlhlc theme for comment to for
eign pilgrims, and Kin II Fischer, a
Herman nevvi onier at the Vh ten ia,
said: " The most New Yorkish thing
ahout N e ? vv York is your parish dis
play <?i lights. Other ? ill<s In the
world have beautiful effects. Paris is
lovely hy night, hut it is softer am)
more i:i keeping with tie loan of a
city fco many centuries old and of
tun h aitistie renown Venice has iis
poetry, and London, especially when
I the rains hlur her millions or lights,
! Is very pu t n leucine, hut with New
York it is different. There is sin h a
I harharic splendor In the way the
I lights nre strewn, almost in the way
| your millionaires scatter their money.
: The brilliant lettering along Iho river
fronf, strange coinhinalion of Arabi
an night like beauty and commercial
ism the huge cluster of lights oil
llroadway. in the stores, the hotels and
e ven on the skyline It Is all very like
i the splendid prodigality of the new
j world more than anything else In your
I city. New York Commercial Adver
tiser.
Seaboard Air Line Ry.
1 >oul)lti I > ; 1 1 1 v Sri vitro
Bet wren Nt w York, Tawpt, Atlanta, New
Orleans and loinls South and West.
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N 3* pn
11 aft pn
2 60 an
? SOaa
Not*- 1 Dally, ?*?N'P? Kuitdar.
XOftlral S Eattaro Timo |?.?.|
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL!
A jootfc Spindle .Mill
Announcement was recently made ot
the Incorporation of Henry Silver
Manufacturing ?> of Hlld-tnan, N (, ' ,
Permanent organization has nut been
fffocted. F. ('. tjuhkel of Llncylnton,
! N. ('.. t>?* | it k electe-d president; M 10
ItudlsIM of 1 llldchran, N. C.. general
1 manager, and l>. \V. Aherholt of Cher
j ryvllle, N. C.. societal y-treanurer. Con
tract it an been let t < ? Kudtfdll ft Ader
i?< >1 1 o( Cherry ville, N. ('., for the trac
tion of t tic plant, which will have 3009
| spindles ami complement r ? > r produc
tion of 2t? to 4us yarn. Water-power
? will t>o used; electric- light Jug equip- I
ru cut will l>c installed Capital utock I
Ik ir.ri.ooo.
lilaiuhc Hosiery Mills.
Ulnnche Hosiery Mills of Chapel I nil. I
NT P., was reported some weeks ago an j
Incorporated. The company has since
imoalied an tMtnlpment of thirty knit j
ting machines, and begun manufactur
ing, ladies' hosiery. 100 do/ en neliig i
the dally output, and thirty hand* be
I it K employed. In the meantime a
$ 1 r.OO b u I Id 1 ii K i" being erected for the
company. t'pon completion of this
hulldlng the present machinery will l>o J
removed into It. move machinery will j
lie added, and a dyehonse will bo ore
led W. It Lloyd haw been choaen
president, and \\\ 10. Lindsay, secre
tary treasurer. Capitalization la $0500.
A $330,000 Mill Organizing.
I Definite announcement is made of j
Aberdeen Cotton Mills of Aberdeen.
Miss., which will have capital stock of j
$200,000, and t.s now applying for char !
tor of Incorporation. The Interested j
parties intend to build in I pi-. ) a j
; [da nt to contain IS.OoO sp'ndloa and ;
!if?n looms, and expect to be in a po>tJ- j
lion within a few weeks to nrr-rnge (!.??
necessary contracts. An equipment of
I ...eno spindles and ItoO looms is pio- j
posed for the production >f Lnvad an! |
i line of staple plain cloth. A meet- ;
ini^ to el< et officers will ho hold soon. !
, A J. IJroun is among those lutei esto 1. ,
icxtils Notes.
From Manufacturers' Ilccord.
oi l i on Mills Co. has boon inoorpor- ;
? at"'!, with capital stock of $200,000. of
wliii Ii amount $75,000 lias been Bub- !
. .snihed.. purpose being the uianufac- !
tare of cotton. No details as to mill are
Mated Incorporators are C. B. Lash of
! St. Joseph, Mo.; Ceo. W. Franks, of St. I
Louis, Mo and Josoph V. J'omeroy of
(i: alia in. N. C.
Klverside Woolen Mills of Knoxville, j
Teun.. lias boon incorporated, with cap
ital stock of $1>(jO.O00. by Messrs. \V. T.,
\V. I-:., It. A.. Chas L., ICd. and Cuv j
I'ailiam. Thf parties had been operat- I
ing the plant for some years unincor
poratf 1, under the firm name of Messrs !
\V. T. Parhnin & Sons.
i HlacksOurg, S. C . Spinning ft Knit - J
tine Co held its annua! .stockholders'
meeting this week. The company's af
lalis v.ore found in a satisfactory con
dition, and the purchase of additional
. machinery was decided upon. The an
i nitiil ptolita will bo ex ponded for this
?purpose. Plant now has eighty knit- ?
ting machines.
M? ssi's. K. S. Lowe, Geo I'o.^ton, W. i
A. ("hew, .1 T. Cot foil hikI I?. Putnam !
have been appointed the coinniitteo to \
solicit subscriptions for the proposed i
i'(it t ? >n - in il 1 coiupf y ;.t Weal herford,
Texas. A capit a 1 iza t ion of IfiO.onu is in
t" nJ'M. am! over half of that amount
litis 1?im n taken.
(iirai (1 Cotton Mills, reported at !
length last week as contracting for a
jImiiiiim) addition is of Cirnrd. Ala . not I
t'dumbus. <!a.. hut directly opposrto j
that Georgia city. All the coiit rafts j
; have Ih i ii awarded, as was stated. for j
the fitMin spindlca, IPO looms, other nia- J
!' Is i IKM" V , ? tl'.
Roanoke (Va.) Cotton Mills will in- I
. rrca.se capital from $100,000 to $12."?.0UP !
and install additional machinery, in- j
: l easing capacity dally from HlO'i to j
. 4i*(io pound:;. Former officers were re- J
I elected, including K. H. Fairfax, presi
dent. Plant at present has f>00 ring j
j spindles.
Alexandria. Fa. Cotton Mills hns
; tieen orjjani/ed. with capital stock of
. 57a, 000. to establish plant, and it lr
j contemplated to lemove an Arkansas
I mill to Alexandria. Paul I.lsso i* pres
f I d n t ; T. P. Sullivan, vice- president :
Idtlo Hail, treasurer, and I. W. t?ylves- j
ter, secretary. J
Itorden Manufacturing Co . of Golds- |
aoro, N. .. has 1? t contra, t for the erec
I tion of a 5U-foot extension to its main
t?u 1 1 <! i ii K- When the structure has bet n j
j ,'oni|ib ted considerable new machinery ;
u ill be installed therein. Plant at pres- j
ant has tlt'O spindb *.
Clifton. S. C. Manufacturing Co. ban j
declared a semi-annual dividend of 2
per cent.
Grendel Mills. Greenwood. i5. has
declared a semi annual dividend of I
my* cent.
Woodslde Cotton Mill at Greenville
S. C . i:? hems organized, with capital i
, stock of $2(10,000 to build plant. John j
T. Woodslde will be president, and .f. j
1 ?. Woodside. treasurer. Other tb'tnila
have not been d< t e-ruined.
VV II Davis and associates of liai
son. Cia . are forming $100,000 cotton
mill company, and about one-half t h ?*
j required amount has oeen subscribed. '
: The promoters are endcavoiitiR to in- !
teres! outside capital.
II I Whitcomb is mentioned in eon- j
neetlon with a project to organize a
f.'.O.OOu company to build a mill a' j
Kvergreen. ,\ 5 ? . It is said that 2.">,000 !
spindles and i'"0 looms is proposed, for j
uianufactui lug clot h.
There is talk of erecting a cot1. on
rojie mill at Marietta. (?a.. and S. A
Anderson is said to be interested
\ movement is on foot tn acquire and \
put in operation Sherman. Texas, Col- j
tin Mill, that has been idle for same J
months. The plant Is equipped for ;
manufacturing seamless grain bags.
It is reported that Messrs. .John .1 j
flare. N I,. Itishop and Dwight Seabury
of I'lovldenoe. H. I . will establish an
extensive plant near Ashevllle. N. C..
for bleaching and otherwise finishing
cotton goods.
Caldwell Hardy h..s purchased Vir
ginia Ilrt6iery Mill, Norfolk. Va., at
publk auction sale for $1G,500. The
plant has been Idle for some time.
Me?*rg. John H. Blake. R. K. Hill. T
G. While and ojJiers of Abbeville, P. C..
propoae organising cotton-mill eom
and $20 000 has 't^en subscribed.
I.umberton (N. C.) Cotton Mills will
Increase eapaelty 20 per cent., not 10
per cent., as stated recently. T-lie com
pany has ordered 100:1 additional -spin
dles. thirty-six winding Fpindles. et?\
Product Is hosiery underwear yairv?..
Messrs. N. R. Morgan. R. S. Robert-,
?on. J. W. Rudlslll. O. I* l>o. kctt and
others of Meridian. Texas, are endea/
orlng to organize company to build
cotton mill.
fc w
CONGRESSMAN FlfZPATRICK
Says Po-ru-na is a Splondul Ca
tarrhal Tonic.
( 'ongri'ssnj.'iH '1' V. Kitzpatrick. f
1 1 tut T. V. l'it/puUti;k, Congressman
from Kentucky, writes from i lit: National
Hotel, Washington, I). as follows:
"At IIip hoI Icttiitlon of a / rloml I
hhoiI j/.oui* l*ernnu ami con chccr/'n l
Ij rccn ot mc ml your rem thi to <i n //
ohi' Hit/J'vrl nu i cllh catarrh or who
neat it yooU tonic,"
? r. r, i ir/rn'Jt ten. !
A (ioml Ionic.
T*< ni n. * is a natural and efficient nerve
truiie. It strengthens and restores tho
tivity of every nerve in I lie body.
Through the use of IV rti na the weak
ened or overworked nerves resume their
natural strength and the Mood vessels lu
pin at once to regulate ihe flow of hlood
According to nature's laws. Congestions
immediately disappear
Catarrh Cure. I.
All ph.ws of atarrh, acute or eliroriio,
ar<- promptly and permanently cured. It j
is through its operation upon the nervous |
sy.-tem that Peru-lift has attained *?u-h a j
world wide reputation as a sure and relia
ble remedy for all phases of < atarrh wher- I
ever located.
If you do not derive prompt and satis
factory resultu from the use of IVmnn. I
wiite at once to Dr. Hart man. giv ing it
full statement of your case and he will le
p!ea-ed to give you his valuable advice free.
Ad dies |)r. Ilartmun, President of 1 he
Hart inafK-'Kaiiitai Him, t oliimhus, ().
Ripans Tabules arelhe best med
.cine in the world. There is
scarcely any condition of ill health
that is not benefited by the occa
sional use <>f a Ripans 'I'abnle, and
the price? 10 for 5 cents ? does not
bai them from any home or justify
anv one in enduring ills that are
easily cured. A family bottle con
taining 1 50 l'abuks is sold for 60
cents. For sale by druggists.
Af
Tim Flvo-C?n( piK-kot is orionqh rr?r nn
ontiimrv occasion. Xho family botlUi,
1)0 (???tils, coutiiinM a supply t'ir a yvur.
APUDLNE
CURES
II i>H(l ii ?' Urn,
N ?? r vii ii ?n I'kM,
I'c v i?r| mIi ii?' mh
< ell1,
i'old a! all Drug Stores,
to*
All
Pro# f1?(#
Genuine t-tarnped C. C C. Never sold In balk.
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
"something just as good."
I:I)ICU. 60! I.I:GI: OP VIRGINIA.
IM IIII.ISMI O is:ik.
'I In" s | x ' y I I <tfi Session will cmnmoiirp
Si i trinl'er ;t<? 4? 1!MJ. Dvpnrtinunt'* of
hi". 1'rntihtrv aivr J'htirnmcy.
Well l.nhDiMtorip^. Mi'O' ?li<l IU?|>i
tnl I .*?<? (Il I Irs <11 il t>u H'Ih <>1 ' 1 !?!<?/)! M ??
UtiiiI itlVoiil ii;<oXi?'llo(l ? p|> irtmili i-H for
pr.i't ical xv. . rk. I'm- onouiioemi-nt :in<l for
llu-r Inffii iirt'iot), n<l?l ros?, ? li rlstoptii-r
'I'olll pit i lln, ?\ . (>.. Don II, I! I'll M<? N l?. V A.
( I'liCII IN .'III Til Oil 1 ? \ VS.
W i l!o for j>jh tlculnra uiul Hi tln> n'
ti tvttinoiil free. o. i: < i>lltim
lirii|i?y )|?<I, <"o., Atlanta, Hit.
So. '24
FACE' "
HUMOURS
Pimples, Blackheads,
Hed, Rough, Oily Skin
Prevented by
M.ri.ios-s op rp.orr.R imn CrTirfnA
Soap, assisted by CtTunuAOiNTMK.v i, for
proJorving, j>nri/\ ing,aml l> -anti fying t lio
hkin, fur <)loan?l:ij( tl.o fioalj) of Cf.r't,
KCuleo, ninl il.iiulrulT, and tlm Mopping of
falling hair, for softoning, w hitoniiig, uiid
Soothing roil, rough, ami smo hands, for
baby rashes, itehings, ami dialings, ami
for all tlio ptirposonof t!io loilct, hath, ai.il
tmrsery. .Millions of Women uso Cuit
critA Hoap ia tlio form of 1> atlis for annoy*
ing irritations, inflammations, ami uxeori
ations, or too fr.'oor oflenrivo peripirai ioa,
in tlio form of washes for uVerativcnveak*
nefisea, and for many sanative puiposus.
Complete Treatment tor Humours, $1.
f'omUtln" of I r I |i 1' it A SoaI'.'V. ,,td I'leaiiMO
tin) ?Kti> of crimi-* ami H ales, ami i- . ? ft <? 1 1 tlio
tti!i'kenei| ciitirle; ( i lni'Kv < ? s I ?n vt?
t,? In (;? lit 1 v allay In till I-I'ai!iinai! n,
anil lrrl!.'.t; >n, 'ni l i. ".((!<? :us it li? I ; . ? ? I < i ti
VI ttk l(i;;?il.VIM' I'lll.H (2V. t.. riml j| it* I
el-anr-c llio Mn ?l, \ Siv.i.r si i i-, olu a
"urieifiit til I lil ?? tfio I cr in t i'B'e.
( TTI'l ltA ltl>M.VK\'r I'll I.* ;Choi:o!u'fl
t'onu'ii) i.in ? .. , ..... . , .i.l.i. j i !?
lioin'i al niilxt 1 1 ii 1 1* lor tin' (??!>?! ?.?!. I ln|m<t
itvrivvKX Kkvh.vi4 ? r, ?-? ilo-i -, price.
Fold (VoMrhoiit ' vrr'l. 1'ri'I .i I1n>' ? "i,
rh*ilrihouMi?)()-i J U'Jnn, I'Mrh I) i> a llunl *
e?il? 1" . in t>m (.'in. i. i . r, .?
I'ruj'C., Ilurtoii. t;. S. A.
I HI
^ V
;adv ua!
MR LINE
Had iuhiuul a fohlor, under llio
titlo, "SUMMJiH KTiSIi
WllMUE Via St,nV?oHril Air
I /i no, " which will bo mailed to
uny nddruus upon apphcatiou to
Al>. V. HARRILL,
P. A' T. A., 2"? ^oiith 'Ir von
St., Charlotte, X. or any
othor passeugor representative
of abovo cumpnuy.
250
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS.
A nt oiico to 'I'll K ! ANII-.U M'l lllhllN
husinenk ? oj.i<k</kT mh<h.ii <;?. i?o kk?-i>.
lot'. Mini! Inc. hmtli.n.d I y 5 ?
writing, To!?<Krft|>liy. ?. Omimimr
Kii<l J;u?tuP!?H < nrro.<p tlii'iKiigh'/
taught. Uunril $8 to iflJ jut iii.mUi.
I'ricc
Only
525
A SIMPLE, DURABLE
Hand Power Kay Press.
IMPROVED THIS SEASON.
Better than ever. Pays for itself
quick. For testimonials, etc., addresn
W AT KINS MAY i'KLSS CO., l ast Point, Ga.
f ree Test Treatment
If you have no faith ? 11 my m**ho?l r.f
t I I'llt fllfilt. NCllui flto H >.klll|?!o ui >our
niorviiiii* ii i ! ik*> f??r .*? T% :? I > i* i ??. I will
thru >011 l?y until iti> opinion of
Minn) ono t reatment
FREE OF All COST. \?u will then l?o
ronviitco*! tli.it my In-at mont vitrei*.
Mnilini!('flH)niMl I ?? ?t t ' f??r ur ine *ei?l
f ice. l)k. J. I ?. SMAPliU,
Pcnn Ave., IMlt/sburfc , Pa.
is one that puzzles all women. If
\ou want the rijjht kitul. wear Ihc
host made, the Straight front
K^oyal
Worcester
or Bor& Tora
Corsets.
Jihvnyt please.
A*-k your itralcr to show tlicm
to you ? Take none oilier. . . .
Royal Worcester Corset Co., worcener,M??.
FACTS.
being gnawed to distraction by
Worms. Symptoms arc seldom reliable. They depend upon the
child's temperament And upon the variety of woflpis present in the intes
tines. lose no timet Adopt the safe and sore rour*e\by usinq
DR. BOYKIIN'S WORM KILLER,
A SURE. SPEEDY AND SAFE DEStRO*ER OF THESE MONSTERS.
IN USE OVER 30 YEARS ACCEPT NONE BUT D*. BOYKIN'8.
28c BEST VERMIFUGE KNOWN SOLD EVERYWHERE.
?20.00 TO $40.00 PER WEEK
""tin <M?d? wllJnc "500 l+mon? In Budnm." It la * comploto hand
booaof l?r?I bualnMs form*. A compl?to comploto
Compendium of plain *nJ omoipontal Ponmanohlp; a ccxnpUt*
Calculator and roritwr'a R*c*oh?r. v
A eomplata oct of Grain, Lambw and Cotton TkUm; nMni?>
m*nta of CISTMRS8, Tlmbor. U?b?. l-oam and Wn? or Otntoi, oto. la
tn? volume. O wtr 47* P**?"- 2SO Uluatrafions. W
It U a eomplMo buatflbaa oluoMor; brought bom* to ?T?f7
STUTLE. PJUCTfCAl. and FUAJN: BOO mwU wan tod at tmc*. Pf
and vlrta can soil m noli ??*?*?* and n?w?,
On* tfM In Ibo country a>ld 40 coplaa la ono dar Anotbor SIO In MM
?m?. a R^nt* ban cairm??*d an dap and mM a oopr at war Mia
SoIWi* brio* tl.SO. I.ibornl dioconntn to lent*. flond Mo for outdt; Mb
lifMtW iu*rut??<) (fr men 7 rofundod>.
Ctroulan fna *? N1CBOL* * CO., ATLANTA, pfe
A A
(itttMlf I angling*
TIjo Hon jt?>? II c. Jdneliau, JtMUfv ? V
an., < - in <f New Han^ftlr*,, \ *
and one of t he prominent mmnlKM-jl of V j
rht' (?' ? I1 . 1 'III <n i t f of Oi(f tiianfl [
Aunt "f t h ?? K( I'uli.'ii l? one of Hit) )
nit .f ti' ? .ij'itihti! Ncholaid In' ^
i !il -? .( !:?? .. and leceived u degreo ' )
finiii ? ) : . in ih * <i itKf for marked
(il'i'lii it [;. v ??! lia: ail' '???! 'ft "g nag*.
/ 1,.> 1 1 i : * ' i i v.-umjk ninarkwd to thd ? i
, I , ii < in i l.i, not far from I
old A th-re i a laiKo territory.
roinpo | of niiJ*l'-?Mi ("iiuiira whore I
l!i : : ii . in \ ? i 1?< aid (JnHIo only I
, spoken. all I il i;> taught In Ujp
hiii' and pi ? ii'ln ) J 11 I'm1 eh mcliow. ' '
I'll p. .11 larg.-Ij (\Mliollc anr! ^ ?
i'lexhytijiail, aad tin old tongue
AC p ? Hi' 111 "il I ' A 1 ' llrllt tl'l lllM. It fit I
* cot nit i \ where vice and crime are
unknown, a Hi) when* holts and luira
an- ii' v cr t mi. i'lriv I necc.^ary."
Mr I .mihan'.i brother in pastor of
< >/i ?? i>i tlif I'ortland (Me.i cIiuicIioh,
ami en i ti'* (M-casion m-ciitly an ohf ??
lady f i mil that ;?articijlar lountry? '
ninl who was fv>ni and rained there
. i'iiii\s.,iont and if was found
hail no word hut (Jaollc. 1!
l/icl.il> ... il father Ma., versed in
the lan^ti.Ke ami was etjual to the '
emerge)
S< w Century.
Youth ! : frish, hut as it attains ago
Ii i> -alt<d u 1 i i tie tears of disap
point till lit
S. (!. ? (i. f. #? 1
?r.vl i'
i,K',-r popartment.
?t I V
January 16, 1 002 .
?or at. m> i. \ - 1 1 l;\ i (MK .voiirnnotiND.
n ? I .;. \ (.* .Vo.fiJ. So. 1 1,
Mi\ l l-Hfl'i. Pn.Hs'r. MIjcoI
" l ?.i 1 M irl .n Ar 7 85p J 20p
'ill ..V I I V 7 80p 12 Wj*.
" to on*.
?jlii :? It (iirir.v hi ....
?j 4 . ??'!?. i I \ I li'inal flty I.v 7 05p 12 30p
:. i I v t'ni'in Mihs I.v (i W|i 12 05p
;i ?.?(),, :> 'nv I.v Kui l!??rf??r !' .v (> 37 p 1 1 45t?
:i l".i< I" i.i"m I v F tmt Clt v I.v ti 22 p 11 20a
4 )();> 1(1:0.1 I.v Henrietta l.vfiOflp 10 &0u
4 ;ni|. in a t l.\ M.n?rrnb.?rt> I.v 5 f>5p 10 30 u
?I | .*?(? pi :ts i I.v l.attimoru Lv 6 1A|> 10 00a
f. on j i m >.i I.v Sln'h.?y I.vft25p 0 2fti?
) 0 *>a I.v l'nt'i;* Sp\'H I.v 5 12p 8 30re
|] ] '.a I.v Kit.'s I.v 5 0.">p a 20iv
I'), i 1! n< i Ar r.lii -knhurK I.v 1 ISp tJ CH)m
X'.>. H No. Si
Mi\<t MixniC
5 'JO i ! I r.,i I.v lii.'i. k.*liiri: Ar 4 2Sp ti 60p
.... I I IKift I.v ( IllT'ik. I'ImI.v 4 ,V'|>
I'M'i'.v ? J ii ITi 1 1 ? y Ar 3 lap
h .'.Oa II '? Vi Lv Snivriui I.v 4 lOp fi 20p
!' 1 f * i 1 1 l.\ 1 1 1 ? ? ' r > (?r'\cl.\ 4 OOp 0 0<p
!' 4 * ? ? i i ?> :iij. I.v iia r? ?#? I.v .H Ijp 6
ll' .Oi l'J I v v.. rk villi' I v 3 !10p a 20^
PI ?!.">. i 1 .Viji I 1 ir . 0!! I.v 3 1H|? 4 4()p
I 1 J>M> I.v II .?-k 1 1 1 ? I I.v 3 00p 4 00,?
'.MD,. 1 ti;. I.s ( I'.'i'lai .I'll Lv V 40|i 2 4ftp
1 I.v Kiv.'r-i I.v 2 26pl2 45p
?tip 2 a.'iji I.v I.iiinvi-t?-r I.v 2 10p 12 20p
?1 '"(? J I.v P fus't Hill I.v 1 4f>|> li 30n
1 Pi;- J ill; I.v it* ii'.li Sji's I.v 1 40p 11 20?
r. ::i):. *3 O.'j I.V K'tnIi.iw l v*l 2">P 10 50nt
t> On > 17p I.v Wivtvillo I?v 12 46p 9 20i>
<1 Ml, 'i .'I :<(?;? Ar C.IIJJ Ion I.v 12 10|> 8 20ft
*20 in i mi it's fur tluiuiT.
A'iiliti'.iiiiil trains Ui-livi-i-u IJIackdlnirg and
(lllfflll'V.
N;- 13 No. i oT
H .'?0n I.v 1:1 ? -ksl iirK ArO lOp
ri'kei' Falls I,r 5 50
(iafTucv I.v 5 30
'J 10a I.v
[) ;t0a \ r
I rains S i' t j aii'l ! t a r?? operated (lallv.
Trains N"-1. 31, 35, II. 12, 13. 14, la a!id lfi
hiv o].i rateil ilully f-n -oj-t Hundny.
CONNirOTIONS M \l'K 11 V SOl'TllBOrXl'
TltAlN'H.
At Mnrion -Nn, 32 at Marion with
Son t li?*rn llnilway train No. vnIjIpIi nr
. rives at Marlon a". s 2"* a'li iroin 1 'liattiiaoopi*
AvIh-n illt? an'! ii.ti rtneillate points *
?\t Hineksl nru'- N", 31 a:i?l No. II oonnrv.'t
with SoiiiImtii Jluilway train So 30. whirl*
nrrtvt-at lllai'kslairi; at 7 I" inn. frmn At
lanta, (irf.'iivillf, Sj.artaiilnirg, anil iutor
ini'iliati' point".
At V./rkvli ??- N'ii ."'4 ??ni,io,.>ts with C. A
I N. W. train N<?. 70, ivldi*li iwives Yorkvillrt
Ht K? hirn, |.">r <iaJt.iila, I .??in -i r. and inter
ntoilia!" | nint -.
At U-.i'k Hill- N..s, 3! rtn t 31 v>nnt<ot with
Sonthorn liallway train No. 7 .">, whli'U lfftv<?8
Koi'k Hill at ;! ::ii pin, for ? Iivster, Coiumhia,
l mi'l lntormt'.lia" o points.
At Oitawl'U .lunutiou- No?. 32 and 31 eoih
nei't with S. A. I., train No. 32, whli'li pa?
i yi"* Catawlm Jnni'tioii at 7 51 | in. fur 5ton
ro>'. and fnti-rme.liato points.
At l.ai]iM>ti-r-- Nos. ;i^j and 31 connoct with
; I.. A train N ?>. IT., wld'"h h-avos T.ani'astor
I at 4 4."> p:n, lor ('h<'?ter anil iutoriDcdliito
1 points.
j At < H!inlon--\\'ith A. (1.. (N. W.ofS. C.)
for Cliarlei.ti'i,, Sumter. Florouco, Darling
ton, Wilmliit,Mi.li aii.l intorineillatA points.
| 'lrala No. C\ w/ni.'.'i inav.'s t auideii at 4 15
I P"i
CON--. I <TI4?NS MADK nv NORTHBOUND
I hainh.
At A <\ J. [N W. of S. C.]
No. "1 1 1 'in i harleston, Flor<;uc??, DaritOK
ton, \\ (liniiit;l<>n. Sumtor nn?l ini^rinodiate/
wlji.-li arrive* nt ( 'fimdon at 111 W funk
wl'li .'viiit!t?vr? Hallway t No. 77 from)
King-- villi*, wliiv'h nmvVs fit ("untlca at 11 68
am.
At I. '>ii 'H'It-N". 33',o?n?",t? at Lancas
ter Willi 1.. A i . train No. lti for (hosier nu?l
interim (lint'1 { ??
At < 'atn'.vlci Juncti* 33 nn<l 3"> con
nect wl.h s. A train No. 32 which loav?>a
(!atutvl>n ?! 'iiftioti nt 7 A |'in for MoilrOS
iiml int<,rm?,'Uat'' points. J
At K'x'k Hltl-No*. 33 aii-l 35 "<?nuc/t? nt
ll.uk Hill with Southern Hallway train No.
31. leaving Hock 111,1 at H '.11 (>iii for Ohar
l? jl t ?? an 1 point a V .rlli .
At 1 it i',li^l'uriK'--S'> 33 contuvls with Sou*
thcrn Hailway trains No?, 12, 4 33 pnv. No.
SB. at 7 OS pin. ami No. 40 ai 7 4.j pm foi
polntf Norili . N <><?. 33 ami 35 connect with
Southern Hallway tram No. 85, leaving
Hltt'-k-lniri: i.t 11 '25 t in fur points HoutM.
At Miiit?:ii--N''. 33 connects with Southern
Hallwav train N<>. :i5. leaving Marion at 1 ! 4C
pin for Asheville, Chattanooga anil liiterme'
iliato point-.
Through car sen-ire without change be
tween Marion anil Charleston on trains No*,
32 ami 33.
1'. H. SHAW, Gf>n. I'ftgn. Agt,
SOUTH CAROLINA AM) OUORHIA
i:\ I l-NSION RAILROAD CO.
1 lie South t'aiulicn an t 'ioorgia Inten
sion Hallrea I announces tho following low
routul trip rat?>? to < dn'rhwion. s. ('..aceounl
of the South Carolina I nter-Statii awl Went
Indian Exposition. Tlcfcots cSu snlo at ali
coupon station-. I \ceilcnt passenger hmt
vlec perforir.e-l. seo that your tickets read
via S. ( ' . a ii 1 1 1 1 H H. H.
S. ('.
A H
<i.55 f 4 HO |
C-feO 4.95
C.
(
lltoM
VVcB'.ville, S. (
Kershaw. S. ?
Heath Springs.
Lancaster. fj. < '
Catawba .luii'tloii, ^
Hock Hill. s. ?
Tlrzah. S. C
York ville. S. c .
Hharon, s. *
Hickory <Jr?..\
Smyrna, S. V .
llla> kaburg. s
(liifTuu>H, s. <
Karl*. N. C
Sheit>y, N. C li.o
Lattlmoro. N. C '. 11.3
Moorenboro. N. C 11.50
Henrietta, N. C. 11.%
I'oieet City, N 0 12.10
Rutherfordton, N.C.
Thermal City, N. C. .
Marlon, X. C . ma?
f^olunio A. Tickets to bo sold dally
mooring Nov. 30th, 1901, until and IncV
May 81st, 1902:
Column P.
mending Sot.
May Sift, If
lion to day ui rm? ; except
?bould In no ca*c (-xqaed June 3d, ins
Column C. TlcW?rf*t<y be aold on Tries*
days and Thursday* 111 eaeh week } com ? ^
menriog Dee. S.1^%#0|, and nnlll a?d ta*
otadtnR -May Mm, lWt t final limit sum
dayslnadditlQ#todnteotsai?, nwui Um|
fleet limit ah i#Ml? do ?m exceed J?m ju
INS. ?UAW, Oea, Pm. 4P
7.00
7.60
H. 20
H 05
8.9ft
9.25
9.55
9. 85
10.10
10 45
20.70
1O.H5
11.05
12.40
13.00
14.85
6 20
6.60
6.00
6 35
6 60
6. HO
7.fl0
7.25
fi.40
7 65
7 95
8 45
8 10
9 05
8 20
9 35
9.65
9 10
10.30
10 33
(3
3.5C
8.0i
3.61 *
3.71
4.00
4.20
4.40
4 60
4.63
4.8fl
i 90 .4
6 03
6 25
6.19
6.30
6 50
6 53
6.63
6.80
3.90
6.40
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