The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 08, 1902, Image 4
Whtre Potatoes Grow.
Humboldt a ay? thai at the tlnio of
(ho dlBcoverjr of America tho potato
wan cultivated In all the tor?ip?)ato
, part? of South Auiorloa from ciillo ui?
tho ooant. Tho HpanlaidH at Drut no
flood Jt iu Poru. The varioty of potato
cultivated In Huropo and North Amor
loa KrowR wild In Chile. Oifforont up'
oIhh of th^ plant are found growing
wild In most partH of South Amotion,
nnd, It Ih clalmod by in any botanists,
In Moxlco and Arizona.
Boy Was fc'namelcd Green.
Thomas H< anion, aK?'<l 12 y?ars, f? II
Into a vat of liquid givoh onanxl at
a manufactory ft Bcavor Knlbi, I'a.,
and when fluhod out was found to
onamoled u bright fvom bond
to foot, tho Htuff noaklug through tho
boy's olothlng.'
Tho onainel hardened quickly whon
oxpobod to air, and lia<l to t/n ^lilpp. .1 ;
and acrapnd from ti>?? boy'n body. Il'j j
1a conu (bo worno for tho mishap.
Coughing
"I was given tip to die with
quick consumption. 1 then began
to use Ayer'3 Cherry Pectoral. I
Improved at once, and am now in
pcrfect health." ? Chan. I;. llait
man, Gihbstown, N. Y.
It's too risky, playing
with your cough.
The first tiling you
know it will be down
deep in your lungs and
the play will be over. He
gin early with Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral and stop
the cough.
Tlirn* t:\7.t *: ?V., fnon^li f??r fin ordinary
colil^ bUfl.. J||>1 f ? 1 1 I ? I m|)i hit is, lio.t f>*
hunt rnt'tft, ?!<*.; t' I tim?t ? I
for clironln rant'* ttixl t.* U? ????? on Icuci,
J. C. AYhK 1 CI., l^woll, Mas*.
Cross ?
Poor man! He can't help it.
It's his liver. , He needs a
liver pill. Ayor's Pills.
Want your nunisuichc 01 beard a
heautllul brown or rich Mack ? U,sc ]
TOcii of or R. P. Hall & C*> . M.M
so, ;?2.
Libby's Natural Fiavqr Foods
Cookie I Ju*t J'linoi 1> flight, then put up In k?r*
emu*. Vou vol iii.mu ut jour trocar a
? JliU 1.4 UlHJ !???>*? <1 ^ 1 1 ? i T ? ?.r0 HOil
rrml* (omvvb N ovi will ne?vr Jion?o w if h
tun LlUlA* Kot?lv? >..?! ?j?:n? tiy tl.tuii.
I.IDHY, McNMH il I 5H< ACO
A*k for ?ur hr.oV'.i) "Mow tu Maui.
llltNOl* fO Ka I ,M l( Mill b?i )??u 1 1 j*o.
ULAN' IIC COAST UNI;
Till; UOliTK TO
FLORIDA
A
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hill to'.clii i?u "i? -?'U it ' iii -in v (' ii.t-?
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If \..iiiU' iii- :i ii y li.lwi iii.ii|?'|i iii to
or flchC'Ul v>?, riti t i
VV. .1. CRAIG,
Pan*. A
W ilmtn j;t mi, N. C.
hor an Easy Conscience
44 King Bee " Shoes
WANTED
SCO Youilf? Moil
Ai ?ii>h> t-? f|ii ?? :fv f i- ir-. <1 i <v>l' !?>';?? w ??
tv II ftnniAiiicK la uinl >i >i S5.O00
?:?>|io?U to p <.>m, ii> | ??>u c tli. -id
The Ga.-Ala. Bus. College,
CAN OV CATHARTIC
Genuine (tamped C C C. lfever sold in bulk.
lfew?re *4 ttw drahrr who tries to tell
"soti;/ thing just &? good."
Alt
?>r?rt<.u
j ARP ON ASTRONOMY
; Rill Talks About the Wonders of
the Solar System.
SMAI.I.M.SS OT THE TARTII.
Arp 1 lien (lives I'renldent l(i)Odevclt
a Roaat for Ml.s Conceit and in a
Postscript Hurrah* tor C'upt. How
ell in Ills Race.
... ?.
I )u% tiny*. So ninny of t ho young p<o
pie wrlto to nt it about dog days that I
will auswer briefly that there m <? no
<1 < >k days. It is nothing but u hUperstl
Li n that hua eoino down to us from t to
am.iunts. Tho Hog t it r or Sirlus has its
time lo appear In the heavens and i'.ho
and a* t like other feUira, but it is a v?ry
Irregular linn; and bo what v>e call rl'
dayH may begin lb'- flint of July or
many days Inter, The rising of H'.riux
In it lino with tho sun begins now on
tho .'lid of July and will continue* until
tho 11th of August. Thoao forty du>?
were believed by tho ami' 'lis to bring
very hot ami sultry weather and many
maligant dlucaucB, but this has boon
disproved by modern astronomy, for
the appcaranco of Stilus la very uncer
tain and In the course of time It will
rl*o In tho winter. Now u little more
about tho wonderful stir. You know
that wo have eight ph.nots that belong
to our solar ?yB>oni. They all r?;votve
| around tho AtTtrjuBt an tho earth does
and tho ip?arftr tho planet Is to tho sun
the faster It travels. Neptune in 1'.,
i 000,000 of miles distant and it talus 1*><?
1 years to get around.
But Blrlus In tnwiy out*-ld?? of our bo
lar system and Is lliu.uoo.ooo.ooo of
| mile.-- fiom iim ami gtve? 400 times more
light than our son. It is tho largest ami
brightest Htar lu the heavoos. It Ik eail
S'i tliy Dug .Htar bocauao It (tp pours to
! be In tho tall of tiio constellation that
tho ancients nuined Major < *u n Ih or the
IJlg i'og. They wero a smart people ami
ivo Htlll keep tholr map of the heavens
iind their naiui<:i of the stais, but tiiey
hud no telescopes and did not know
that thorn wen* any stars or buiib ex
a pi those wo ki'O with tho naked eye.
Hut now young people listen. It isi
now established and proven that lliero
;irw millions ot stars and solar ?>y
tiMns afar oft' in space and that ours Is
the Hmalh'Ht and tho most insignificant
of them all. Wo are nothing and lens
than nothing In tho aenlo of existence.
It has always been a mystery to mo
why tho Creator of the boundless unl
vc.ru. that has no limit, j'hould havo
chosen this little world <?f ours f??f His
ureatrst work, the Creation of iVirtu in
Ills own imago, a little lower than tho
ingt Is, in in who sinned ami fell and
waa redeemed by the sacrifice of the
Hon of (loci. I don't understand it. I
cannot couiprelM ml it. This little world
Is not bi^gei than a cannon ball com
pared with some of tho planets and
stars afar out in spaco. It has but ono
little moon, that does not comleeciul to
show lis Irjt one side of its anatomy.
I ho other- night we went out to Mr.
(Srnnger'H beautiful homo to look at
tho full moon through his groat tele
scope that cost $.i.oott and Is mounted
in a high observatory wltii a dome
that revolve.-* as tho earth revolves. It
was a magnificent spectacle but the
view of Jupiter with four moons and
Saturn, w ith his rainbow ring and seven
moons was much more beautiful and
Impressive. Of course those pJanoty
nun;t be inhabited, for the Creator
would not have stirrouunded a (load
world with such luminous and beautiful
satellites. Wo don't know anything
hardly and it fills me with disgust to
see young men strutting around liko
peacocks?acting like they made them
selves and UnsW everything and ex
pected to live always? whou tho truth
is they don't know where they camo
from nor whore they are ^oing and
can't add an hour <>r ti day to tholr ex
istence. I have but little hope for a vain
or a conceited man and a vain wrxnan
in no better. A conceited man is eloso
kin to an idiot and a woman vain of
her beauty should sometimes remem
ber that she had no hand in creating
it for It was (Sod given or Inherited.
"Oh! wiiy should the spirit of mortal
be proud?" Of all the faults of which
humanity is guilty that of self conceit
is the last to be forgiven and tluVliard
est to reform.
I ruminated on this yesterday when
i nan what. uoosevelt. said In liia
s | wot: h :i{ West I'oint. The editor who
publishes It speaks of him as our well
meaning but Impulsive president. lit)
should have said our "conceited tuul er
ratic president." In speaking of the
gi'eat mi'it whom West Point hid urad
uated , he said, "I claim to*ln? a histo
rian an 1 1 speak what 1 know to be
true that West Point has turned out
mo tv nival men ami more statesmen
Lh;ni any ? ?t It ?*:* :;;:t Slut ion in the I T ti i t c ? 1
Stall s. ' It was s? ? ! f com eit an. I ignor
ance t'n' provout 1 su-h a monstrous
absurdity. lor 1 .-?prarue, of Vale
college. has re.entiy ? ' . : v : ! ? ritual hi^i to
the proof and has v'aown beyond all
r:;vi:il that Yale can number 10 timers
ih<' great men that West Point ran
numcbr. \n:ou?r ilnua l.::s" ministers
>>;' t !: in gospel 7^ justices of suprtliee
court*. IT chief Just:*'";1. It! doctors. \
Itnvci ikms of yta.es an I '?s Vnited ?
Urates senators hesi bs these Yale has j
sent forth ai) army of efimipf estab
lished p . , oih-ivs, UU? for women ami |
va't. lili'h s ? hools while West Point j
I i:> ,;i nt niii a me hut soldiers.
T* ?! I> o':'.;h; (..> he. ashamed of him- I
n?'tf. but he will not be. lie is not yet '
.t: hanie I that in h'sso called history he i
eailril Mr. IV.v:s an nrrh traitor and j
I einuliat or a'id tol l what hr did when j
pivi'' n<M' oi ,\i 1 s.< :??? i j>| > i . etc. i mm iiTien ,
t ion has he. -a called to those malig
nant calumnies a.'.ainsl a j;'?ai t.tates
ra:.a and \> hose cm r : ? ?uP.im at West
Point that h?- oidaine.l when .-.?eretary |
of war is still ia force :;:i I who never
was a membt r of the l??,islature nor j
Hove it or of Mississippi. No. he is too j
conceited to take ha. U anything or to j
apologize for his n;i'Jtak? s. The man!
he slnndei i .1 was lirvl when ho pub- I
llshi >1 these !':(s, but his w idow liven
and there are thou: amis of ve;? rans all
t over t hi* South who cheerlsh hie ntem
j ory and who now hold his slander In
j supreme ei.n;cn;)t!. Yet he claims to bo
' a historian! When a genilftnan Pn's?
that he list* unwitTlriiily \vronH? il
: another. he hastces to ai)ulo^;U?\ but a j
j conceited idh.t toils the morsel under
i his tongue an 1 -hews it as a cow cIiowh |
! and swallows hrr cud. He feeds on bis 1
conceit. ? 1)111 Arp In Atlanta Constotu- i
I Hon.
| P. S.? All hall to Kvan Howell Tho
! soldier. the editor, the friend in need.
; 1 havo known him lntinmt-'y since h.s
1 childhood. H!fl p.ii.d father was niar
j rled In my town and I think 1 am Hie
. only Uvlng man who was at the wed
jding, though 1 was then V-ut a child.
; All hall to of friend. Ho has the right
j to run (or mayor and Atlanta will ho^?
' or htTftU by eleoUn$ him is. A.
LABOrt WORLD.
Norton, Miihk.1 telegraphers have
formed a union.
Iron mouldere on Kfrike a< Ifalnllton,
Ohio. have returned tu
I en on KtrlUe at Colo ni
hil.*, Ohio, have returned to work.
The Kirike on I ho orog on Cliy trolley
line at i'oiiland, Ore., JoiM been net I
I led.
At I'ortiatid. (fro., the marine encl
iH'ih* Kirike Si<t m been k? - ( 1 1* 4 1, ho (it
s! ley making coneoKhlollK.
Si I'll, ilix 1 ;i|/lnnk<TH lit JfO<dO||, MllPS..
have reeei ved an Im-rciixe In wage# of
f I'oiu five to len per ci ill
I'* a pi n* 1 h are offering high wages in
Iowa. At'lYitile one arm M paying
?l7..ri?i, iiitd ?ir, |.-> freely offered.
Onitf clerks at I ?? ? Moinoa, Iowa,
li.'iv^ 01 ..'iiiiiy.i <1 aitdiiiK another it 1 i It. 11
to I lie alre.oly loliK l!;:t of tliflt oil V.
Tli" hi of carpenters, painters
? !i I 1 ?i ? ; 1 1 ? ' n ?; a at I.afayctte, lad., imp
hern ve 1 1 led |?y Ike Hlgnllig of a new
? rale.
A iiutiiiir-r or telephone opera lum at
lit i M 1 < ! nej, J ow'a , ha v e reruiiKd work,
1'ivili'i K.iined every cotn'otifdon de
inandi d.
' < >a I liiineni In Holland are holier
paid and work Miorler hour* than luen
cmplo.x i'd i;i any ximllar indiuiiy in
thai country,
I'lillni.iu < v> i< < 1 1 1 < lors at Chicago have
been t/i ve?i 11 voluntary Increase of
fi mi r?'u to .*ir? n inonlh, nccbrding
l'i 1 hole h 11 14 1 it of service.
Ar Lou ill, Ma Jos,, the loom fixers'
si l ike, v.'hh'li I1113 been ill efi'eel lliroo
IhmIiI lis, has been ended. It Is believed
1 lie men received favorable ounces
fchnw.
do. Ohio, ban sotnet hing unique 1
hi t!? ? way ?.f n labor union. The hi
mini iic?> holh'ilto'ri of the city have for- I
in:' I ! v oiy Mii/.ei!, ai d wl!| lie granted
a charter by I lie American Fcdera
lion.
ludtixtrfal At Ixcflln ?? v.
It Is announced ihuL a $15,000,000 box
?u I luinhor combine has heen formed,
Willi hnx s!hmh and lumber-yards s-'-at
to red through the New Ka^land Htafes.
It la f f ? he known as the Oolnlol linx
K' Lumber Co.. and will have its head
MUartera In New Vork.
{ Mr. \V. I. Allen. general manMtcr of
j the Cincinnati. fti< limond & M uncle
1 '{ailroad. writes to the Manufacture.-}/ j
1 llerord: "There. is nothing in tl>.<' re
port that we contemplate an extcu.sion
oast \v a 1 d . "
Chosen for Referee,
At a r-on fen r.r - In New Vork he
j tvvtAi* n? llarr'.' rrprenrniatlvo of
j Tr 1 ry Mcfiovern. arid "Vounj*: Corbet t," I
I reprenen t i tig himself, ,Jai?i?-? .1 Corbett j
' wa.j selected as itI'ico for the light be
j |',vi-cii the two feat ho; weight pugilists
j at New London, on \ugust 20. Corhett
! i' fun.'d to accept. Tim Hurst. Harris
J ? hen proposed .'amen .1. Corbet t and
j Die Denver boy promptly accepted him
S. r, 8 (i. L I I
(iun<<rul l'a.-?songer Depurlmeut.
Schedule KfTectlvo January 15, 1902.
hOU ? Hii'ii'M) L.YHT1 UN 1'JME nob riinoUKn
N '. 1.!. No. 32. No. 33. No. 11.
Mixed. l'ass'r. l'lisn'r. Ml.tol
2 ? '0 v> M Lv Marlon Ar 7 85 p 1 20p
2 '20 p 'J O'Jil Lv (Hon vvoo<l Lv 7 20p 1'2 55 p
2 4 dp 20. t I v Th'mal Clfy Lv 7 05p 12 30p
3 06;* {? ."Ijii I,v Union Mills Lv ('? 55 p 12 05 p
3 ?0ji 0 50 ? LvHrtherfordton I,v (> 37 p 11 45?
3 45 p l'> 05<i Lv Purest- City Lv fii'ip ll 20u
4 lOo 10 20a f.v Henrietta I.v 6 05p 10 50a
4 30 p lt? Dim I.v Moorosboro Lv 5 55p 10 30a
4 45p 1 0 ;iS:i I.v Luttlmoro Lv 5 45p 10 OOii
<1 (10 p 10 5ia I.v Shelby* Lv 5 25p 0 25a
Cl5 1 0 Mu f.v I'lit'nH Sp'gs Lv 5 12p fi a0o
fii'S.' 11 lft't Lv Karlrt Lv 6 05 p 8 20a
0 45p 1 1 :>0a Ar I5l:icV*burg Lv I 48p 8 00?
No. ;J4 ' No. 83
Mix oil.
8 20a 11 35a Lv Hlneksburg Ar 4 28p 6 50 p
1100a Lv Chcrok. F'lsLv 4 5<>p
.... 10 40a Lv Cniffnoy Ar 5 10p
8 50a 11 55a Lv Smyrna Lv 4 10p C> 20p
0 10a 12 05p LvIIle'r> Or'yeLv 4 00 p BOip
ii 40a 12 20p Lv Sharon Lv !1 45p 5 45p
10 lOa 12 35p I.v Yorkvlll? Lv 8 30p 5 20p
10 45a 12 5't p Lv Tlrzah Lv 8 18p 4 40p
1 lap IJOp I.v Hook Mill Lv 8 00p 4 00.
2 40p 1 N0p I.v rata'lta J'u Lv 2 40 p 2 45p
8 lOp 1 45p I.v Uiversldo Lv 2 25p 12 45p
3 50 p 2 ()"?(? I.v Lancaster I.v 2 lOp 12 20p
4 20 p 2 25 p Lv 1' can't Hill Lv 1 45p 11 30a
4 40p 2 IJOp I.v llcath Sp'a Lv 1 40p 11 20a
5 30;?*3 02p Lv Ken-haw I.v * 1 25p 10 50a
00) 3 17p Lv Westvlllo Lv 12 45p 0 20a
0 50p 3 50p Ar C.imdeu Lv 12 lOp 8 20a
?JO mlnutcH for dinner.
Additional train* betweon IJlaeksburg and
Oaffney.
No? 13.
! d 50a Lv Hlackftburg
1) 10a Lv Cherokee Valla
I 0 30a \ r (lalfnoy
I ?
| Train** N on. i aiul 31 aro operated daily,
i Trains 34, 35, 11, 12. 13. 11. 15 and 16
| arc operated daily except Sunday.
UONNKCTtONS M M>K HV SOUTH noUNl.
TKAlNrt.
At Marlon? No, 32 connects at Marlon with
I Southern Hallway train No. 36. which ar
rives at Marlon at f" 28 am from Chattanooga
Ashevll'e andintt tmediite points.
At lllaekslniri;- -N". 34 and No. 11 connect
with Southcra Itallway train No 30, which
arrlvrs nt Iliackshtirg at 7 45 am, from At
lanta, tlreenvllle, Spartauburg, "ml inter
mediate points.
At York vll:n-- No 34 connects with C. ,V
N. W. train No. 70, which leaves Yorkvillo
.it 10 4S an), lor tia.-toida, Lenoir, and Intor
tnediato points.
At lloek Hill? No*. 31 and 34 connect with
Southern Kaihvny train No. 75, which lenvea
Hock Hill at 3 :>0 | in. fort h ester, Columbia,
and intermediate pointa.
At Catawba .Junction- Nos. 32 and 34 con
nect with S A. L. train No. .*52. which pas
tes Catavrl>a Jumlion at 7 54 ptu. for Mon
roe, and Intermediate point*.
At Lancaster*- No.s, 32 and 81 connect with
L. .V train N?>. 1 <>, which leaves I.ane.a*lcr
at 4 45 pin, for Cheater ami Intermediate
points.
At ( amden -Wlth A. C.L. (S. W.ofS. C.)
f < > r t 'harleston, Sumter. Florence, Pnrling
ton, Wilmington nnd Intermediate points.
Tral 1 No. AS, which leaves Cum don at 4 15
pin.
I ONM.lTK.NS MA1>K HY MONTH HOUND
THAINH.
At Camden- With A. C. L. [N. \V. of 8. C.J
No. 71 from 1 Irirlost ui, Florence, Darling
ton, vv limlnjrton, Suniler und iu^ermedlatt
points, w liicu arrives at Camden at 11 1A aim
wlih Southern ltajhvny train No. 77 from
Kiin.'sviile, which arrives at Camden at 11 6fi
am.
At Lan 'aslor--No. 33 connects at I.nncas
ter with l? A C. train No. 10 for Cheater and
Intermediate points.
At Catawba Junction? Nos. 33 and 85 eon
nect wuh A. L. 4ralu No. 32 which leave*
Catawba Junction at 7 64 pm for Monro*
and intermediate points.
At itoclt Hill? Nos. 83 and 89 oennect* at
Hock Hill with Southern ltallwy train No.
34, leaving Itock Hill at 8 26 >tti for Char
1 lv>tt??and poinlH North.
At ItlncRsburK? No. 83 connects with Bou.
tl'ern Ifailway trains Nos, 12, 4 8rt pm; No.
4k. at 7 05 pa>. and No, 40 at 7 45 pm fen
polnia North. Noj?.33 and 35 connect wlty
? ri??uthern Hallway tratu No. 85, leaving
I It'aelobnrtf nt II 25 pm for points South,
! ? At Marlon -No. 83 connects with Southarti
HuIIwmv train No. 85, leaving Marion at 11 44
pm for Ashevlilc, Chattanooga and interm*
rtlat.? p.|tit?. ,
Thronch;ear ?erv|co without ebaoga *>#?
tween Mn#Tou and Charlo^too on trala* No*.
?a w
HELD MASS MEETING
Striking Miners Gathered to Discuss
Situation
WOUND l'l> l!ll IIAM) PRIMARY !
I'rc.sldcot riilciicii flukes a Uriel lalk
(o 7,000 Striker*" Ail Deplore the
ken >ri lo Violence,
Wcranton, Spe< i-?l. ? The first of the
K*ri< a of strikers' muss-meetings plan
in: 1 to take place at tho various strike
centres, was held Friday In t h e round
woods. There v. ore 7, LOO strikers pres
ent from nil part of tho city and thr
adjoining towns, tfomo locals having
hf?io matched tour miles to the mefet
lug, headed hy a band or drum corps
and cjyrylng Hags and banners. Na
tlonnl J'rosid* nt .John Mitchell find
others delivered addresses. The crowd
'mthuslnstlcally cheered all the apeak*
cis an. I fairly went wild over Mitchell.
Wlo n he was introduced to speak somo
one hliouted, "llata off!" aul although
the win's raya beamed down bo lnt;:n
?o!y that many were carried from tht
crowd exhausted, every man In tho
vast assemblage bared his head and re
mained uncovered until his speech was I
concluded. Then tho crowd surged
about the platform and shook his hand
until lie hiinseL1 was almost exhausted.
Mr. Mitchell's speeds was biief and
dealt only with the live issues of the
fight. I (e said, in part:
"From the offices of tho coal presi
dents In Now York conies the declara
tion that the stiilo- will be settled only
In their own way of ???!? 1 1 i?k it. I
would direct your attention to similar
declarations made in the 1 '.*00 strike
The coal trust may he powerful and
strong, but the Americans whose hearts
throb, In, sympathy with the miners'
are right and tho operators wrong.
"1 wnUefSt .1 ml there is sonic dissatls
fa< tion :i 11 1 misunderstanding about
the distribution of the- relref fund.
While We have m>t got millions, We
j har? enough to see to it that no miner
1 wljl starve during the continuance of
I the strike. (Loud cheers.)//
"The one rmcng yoiuwho violates
I the law is the worst enemy you have,
j No one is more pleased than the oper
ators to hear of disorder in the j^oal
: regions. 1 want our men to exercise
their rights under the laws, but 1 want
no man to transgress tho law. Tho
Jtriko will be won. (Loud cheers). 1
have no more doubt of it than 1 have
that 1 am standing addressing you. 1
want t<> Impress on you the import
ance of winning till* strike. If you
win, which you will surely do, there
will be no more strikers; there will be
a basis of adjustment arrived at which
will prevent strikes.
"If you lose the strike, the operators
will make you pay for their strike loss
es by reducing your wages. And, it'
you lose the strike, you lose your or
ganization. I trust and hope and con
stantly pray you will stand as you did
in l'JOO." (Cheers and cries of "We
will.")
IJefore the handshaking episode be
gan. Chairman Phillips asked all who
favored a fight to n finish to raise their
him1-.. Every hand went up.
Will Wed Under Shadow of (lnllows.
Baltimore, Special7. ? John Wesloy no
vine, colored, who is to be hanged on
September 1!?, announced that he will
In a day or two marry the woman who
was indirectily the cause of the crime
for which he will suffer the death pen
alty. Kev. CJeorgn W. Lane. a Baptist
minister, the murderer's spiritual ad
viser, says he will perform the cere
mony. On May 11) L)evlno quarrelled
with Mary Jones in the honVe in which
they lived. He assaulted the woman
and she summoned the police. As Pa
trolman Donohue entered the house tho
negro shot and killed him. Devlno was
tried and convicted or the murder.
Mary Jones has visited the condemned
man frequently with the result that De
vine, who appears to bo very Contrite,
has propose 1 marriage. Rev. Lane says
he will marry and baptlso Dovlne at
Lli o same time.
Wo man Killed By Lightning.
Waxhaw, N. C.. Special. ? During a
j thunder storm Friday afternoon about
j } o'clock lightning struck the house
of Mr. Nathaniel CSrililu, who lives near
Marvin, I'ni.m county, and instantly
killed his wife ami severely shocked
Mr. firiOln, his fath?r. two small chii
dren and perhaps others who were
in the house. No one except Mrs.
( ? ri f H ii . however. '"sustained serious in
jury. Mrs. (tritlln had just started to
look out at the window when the
flash came and ended her life. Sir1
was only about 25 years of a.-je, had
been married only a few years, and
j leaves a husband aud two small chil
dren.
Tciegrlphic lirlefs.
Chaplos M. Nash, of Alexandria, Va.,
j has been appointed cadet in the rov
j enm? cutter servlco subject to physical
exuminat ion.
i Lieutenant ? Arthur Crenshaw has
been detached from the receiving ship
Franklin and ordered to command the
Siren, at the Norfolk navy yard, and
lo such other duty as the commandant
tho navy vard mav a&sign hliu.
f:ngll.sh Spinners Will Walt.
Manchester, 10ng., By Cable. ? A gen
eral committee ef the Federation of
Master Cotton Spinners decided to wait
and see what efftvt ihe forthcoming
holiday will have In reducing the out
put of cottons before adopting artifi
cial steps to that end. The latter eoiurse
had tyecn recommended In order "to
meet the American action In raising
ihe price of raw material. Tho com
mittco believed, however, that the
August holidays would considerably de
crease the output.
Dead Body Pound.
The dead body of Arthur McCauloy,
colored, was found one mile from
Chllley, Oa., with 20 bullet hobs in hfc?
body ond head. He was taken from
the calaboose Friday night by a mob.
The guard being covered with a fptn Ir>
the hands of masked men was backf d
*way from the calaboose, ordered to
keep quiet and not allowed to glvi\ an
tlann until after <$he crowd were en
tirely out of town. No trace hat yu
bw ?alp*l an to wHo componed Mia
. T
CHILDREN WITH ORIGINAL IDCAS
f?Dii?*irri ti)v Titbit UU iif i? "I
"In Coitonif,"
Thl# btory Is told I >y a Phl'ad<d
phlan : - |
"My frlr-nd.s In Hiuita nnrbara, ("il
(foroia, fl.itt land of perpetual t;un
hhine, have ihfo must interesting h'i 1
originally minded children, on* I : J
a;ul tv.o boys. 'iliey wero quit* u? -m'
tomed to rooming around their fai!i
er'B ? place veiy scantily clad, to v.u
wore not much surprised, upon re
turning from a drtve one very vv.wm ;
morning, to find all threM, clothed L.nly
in Nature's garb, at piay iu tho or
chard hack of iho houuo. Tho two j
younger ^hiblion, Waltor an t Kntl.
urine, wore seated under the bruin i?* <.
of a treo ? totally naked? looking lil.? i
Unphaol'H cherubs, while u f?i*v yaida ;
fcwajr, thu cldw?i br?y, (feor^n, a nan of :
afxnit weven yoara, fotalked solemnly }
up and down with ?tn old high silk bat
of hia father's pt?rfh<?d on his cuily |
bond. Calling \valter to her, the J
ojother onid:
"What are you playing, darling?" i
"Oh, thla is the Qardon of Eden,"
responded & year-old Walter. "I'm I
Adam and Kathy's Kvo."
"I3ut what on oarth in George doing j
with his fnthcr'a hat on?" questioned '
tho mother, too well accuatomnd to ?
th^ children's mode of illustrating liili
lical truth to b^ very much surprlacd
at anything. Hut' even her composure i
was shaken when, with a moat solemn
look his cherubic f:iee Waltor re
sponded, "Oh, he'Sj God."
GLAD SLA30N SURELY A7 HAND
Mgua nml Nymptomi hj Which Ono i
Slitjr KprtiiK
"Well, spring 1) us como- at lust," 1
yawningly said the Old Codger, ns ho j
nut. in li in hack-tilted chair with his :
foot comfortably placed on the roiling j
of tho veranda. "Tho grass in cumin'
! up, tho trcca arc buildin', tho hoys ore ,
flghtln' in tho streets every day, tho
s wool sfent of the what's-its-namo is
j in tho uir, tho so-and-so's are swingin'
j and Bingin' on Die swayin' boughs, tho
I clattor of ll><* bon*owod lawn mower Pi
' iieginnin' to lio heard in the land, and
i tin; coal dcjiWr commences to treat hi;j
! feiii|<w-ftjr*n Mke oipi da.
" Last year's jokes are bviinnin' to
| appear in tho newspapers, spring
[ poeiua are hniii' sprung, tho patent
j churn man comes :Miillin' up the road.
! we begin to read items about littlo
j &lrls dyin* from the effects of Juuipiii'
I tho ropo four hundred times api??cf>,
? my nnphow, who mistakes laziness for
j intellectuality, is hintin* about hiss
! v, illin'iiCoH to accept a lucrative situa
; tlon, the man who knows it .all has got
i a bad cold from eliangin' his under
J wear too previously, Aunt Matilda in
j browin" a jut of herb decoctions that I
j know from painful experience will b<?
j potent enough to burn a holo in a
j brass monkey; and I've got aches and
! pains and yawns nnd symptoms and
tho allovera till I can scarcely wit
down or stand up, or go to bed, or do
anything else with any degreo of com
fort. Yes; 1 think. I ho glad spring
time has got here at last." ? Cassell's
Saturday Journal.
Groat Hrltain in only half as bi\r as j
Sumatra anil double tbp si/.e of Now- !
foundland. It. stands fifth in point of j
siy.i! in tlio iist of world's islands. lOng
iand, without Wales, is almost identl- ;
:al in point of size with Llouiuania. It i
is less than one-quarter as big as I
France or Germany. The whole Bi'i- j
tish Isles occupy only the one-sixteenth
hundredth part of the surface of the
globe.
Ask Your Deulvr l'o r Alli'n'n Fnot-Eano,
A powder. Tt rests the feet. Cures Corns,
| .Bunions, Swollen. Sore, Hot. Cnllous. Aching,
I Sweating Feet and Injjro wing Xnibt. Allen's
| Foot-Kase make?- new or tifiht shoes en?*y. At
all Druggist* mulSho^ stores, 2# cunts. A?'
| ?? cont no substitute, Sample mailed Fukk.
Audroet) Allen S. Olmstcil, Leltoy, N. Y?
A woman apnearcd before t ho York
(England) Guardians the other day who
had Just buried her seventh husband.
Conductor K. D. I.otmis, Petrot, Ml li.,
says: "The elYo t o* Hal '3 I'a arrh Onto is
wo derful." Wilto Ui:n a! out it. So il
Dnigglets, 75e.
i About 14,000 carloads of oranges are nn
j ltually shipped from Sout hern California.
j FITS permanently cured. Xo (Its or norvivit.
j uess after 11 rst day'suse of !>r. Kline's Great
! Nerve Restorer. ('it rial bottle and trentlsefreo
: Dr. lt.H. Kmkk, Ltd., S\'tl ArehSr., I'hila., Pa.
Fowls are supposed to have been iii'bt
j domesticated in China 14U0 IV C.
Mrs.Wlnslow's Scot bin:; Syrup for children
i teothin?, eoften the Rums, reduces iuMn'nnia
? t ton, allays pain, cures wind colic. 25e. u bottlo
Switzerland ha* 1700 hotels seven tinicn
j as many for its si/c as England.
I am sure I'lso's Cure for Consumption saved
i my life three years ago.? Mr.s. Thomas Hor
! 111NH, Maplo Norwich, N. V., l'et>. 17, I'Jj.l.
The one thing we are sure of aoeumu'.at
, ing is age.
EAD&GHE,
FEVURISM CONDITION A
AND COl.DS CURED BY
C APVTHIISE
Sol?l 1?> r.l) Ui'ii!>?|t(H,
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Kstablishi'd lS7d. For move than rt
quarter of a century the reputation of
W. L. Douglas *hoes for style, enn
tort, and \v?*ar !?:i* t?yccHed "nil fttlYer
makes. A trial nrill oonvituw v??u.
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Pdtrnt C*l* I mmoi, fi * Off. Cr'f. Vlri Kiel. Co-""' a
CUt. Ni\ Jtanifw. Krr.t ('uloc Krrlrt* wrii,
Caution * ?;<*??? W. i* ECWIAI' ?
vnuuuu j **.i rtk* ca V?tcm.
, >'Wi hp rra\ ?S.\ trim, lihu, (* b?l+fjhri,
W. W QOVQUt. MOCKTON,
MISS VIRGINIA CRANES
IYIIm Hoiy Hospital PhyMlcinni
( so a!itl !{"!> upon ii)d I tt E#
l'fnUum*'* Vegetable Com
JICIllHl.
" 1>?.ar M uh, I'ik'KKAM : ? Twelve
vcrtli < "nt 'dH Lcrviiu at the sick
u-tl in h of our prominent honpi
tula, aa wo! I !is m private Louies, haw
{fivt-n mo varied ixp?? wue?;>> with the
tii v/OMicn. I have luirseil (iouie
MlfcS VIHOr.<IA GIIANJ!9,
President of >i ur#e<'?Vs?o()lfUt<>n,\ViUortoTrji,N.Y.
most distressing eases of inflammation
and ulceration of the ovaries and womb.
I have knpwn that doctors u?ed Lvdia
K. Plnkliam's Ytffefcublo Coin
poilitd when overselling else f ?. i K*?l
with their patients. 1 have advised my
patic.att ami friends to use it and have
yet to Hear of its first failure to eure.
i *' Four years a>jro I had falling <>f the
womb from straining in lifting1 a heavy
patient, and knowing of the value of
your Compound I began to use it at
once, and in six weeks 1 was wall oneo
more, and have had uo trouble hiuoe.
I am most pleased to ha\? had an oppor
tunity to sa 3' a few words in praise of
your Vegetable Compound, and shall
take every occasion to recommend it . " ?
Mots VtMOIVlA. UlUXr.S. ? $6000 forfeit if
al>o >ti testimonial h net qenuin*.
I,y<lla Iv. Phtkhnm's Vegetable
Compound lias stood the test of
ti iiih, and li :t m < ii red thousands.
Mrs. Piukbam advises sick wa
mc? free. Address, Lyun, Mass.
U tin- o!d?tt aixj ?nty lni?luei? col
iny its t>i:iMiiij(? u g rind nt* or.t,
1 j ?'.<?? & );riHiclllrO. lk>"k.kccpi
J .itllllJ# IVBttiHndlip, l'rfrfffi
" U?<Jin,f b'-'iineij CCllM* south Olth0
- I'litlii Si/Hog > ? flirt . AdtUtqfJ
?j M niiiiUi icul. t'rtililrut, kuIhoi
lwTl coiTmop mi
Jl.vT K 1IMNI1ED I838i
'hoM* y J 1 th Hewlo^ViH coif
iJO'ii lwl peDArttilS
'.nil ii-. j'cutUtry fto?i I'Ija]
Wr!; *<i :[ iK-.l l.nboratorlft. euleidla
(.! 'u'.tiin *rii ttuiia'l*n<;o (?f C'Holet.
?<- 1 i. afford uneicellcd opportunity
p.a tk ni work. For Ao.'iouuctfiDobt an
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Mi ? it.i Hoioon ?f moi!or?to mim&?
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SAWS. RIBS,
tlrl?t'? Twlnr, Kitbhlt,
, (w Mjr makc nmiM
EMulNES, BOILERS ^ND PRESSES
A?>d Rc?, | ? fvr .Minev, S}??U4???, Fhtt*y?,
: *:tina. IiijAjujrsir'Vtpa*. V?j?r? *> <t Filling*.
i.*? ni vk ? iu>j3tnvo?K^ r. so nvtrrKt
( OMfAS W. ?W.
<41.5* WilUTt JUAUtt JAW. ?
r,..^ru fn^P tiiim uooO. CM
ia vtofi. rfrtd bT OtwaMir -
1 suffered untold misery* for a neriod
of over five vein's with a case of ehronh
dyspepsia. 1 would ri.-o ia the morning
fooling draggv, mi'crahle and unfit for
work. Wor weeks I would be unable
to o.i t osio good meal. After eating I
would swell and tlio oppression would
nhiiyt drive inc era/.y. At time* ]
would if troubled with spoil* of dizzi
ness. (.'onstaut worriment reduced my
weight until I \v.?x a shadow of my for
mor self. 1 have lioon taking Ripnns
Tabules now for two months an<l am al
most cured. Mv old symptoms have
disappeared. I have gamed in weight
over twelve pounds.
At druggists.
The Five Ti nt packet is pn?M?ffh for fttf
ordinary occasion. The family bottle,
00 cents, contains a supply for a year.
CEABOARD
3 AIR LINE RAILWAY!
WEEK-END AND SUNDAY
EXCURSION TK^CETS . .
On fh!? Saturdays And for forenoon train*
Bund ay, good to return following Monday,
from CharU.t;o to the following named
pointw at rates a? shown below: Portsmouth,
Va., 97.99, Jackson Hprlngs, N. O., 9 3. Mi
Monroe, N. O., 7ft ecnta; Wilmington, N. 0.?
94.00; Idncolnton, N.C., 91.00; Mt. Holly, N.
? \, 60 oonts; Stanley Creek, N. O., 75 cenWj
Iron, N. C., tl.00;*Cherryvllle, N. 0., 9l.00(
Waco, N. C..91.25.Bhelby,N.O.,91.26iK0t*2
crfordton. N. t". tl f>0; Morion, N. G., 92.95,
Hickory, N. C.,91.95; Cllfls, N. O., 9&Qt|
Lenoir, N. O., 92.C5; illowlng Rock. N. 0^
95.65; Cross II ill, ?. U, 93.80; Xorhead
City, N, <?., 96.W).
Exceptions: Ticket* to Mowing Book wBt
bo auld on Frldny nnd Saturday, good to M*
*urn the following Tnof day. ^Ticket* to W
(told to Morebead City on lutmlm. |Q?t
t? return the following Tueaday.
For further Inf-minton, ?all M.>lk
draaa All. y.Hl \ltlUlil<. ?,.9M xN^r
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