The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 19, 1902, Image 4

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Tendency to Mispronounce, An EngiiHhman fcaid tho other *diijf ; that ho had noted down tho following four peculiarities lu tho pronuncia tion of the averago American: A tendency to pronouneo "I" "Ah"- ? to say "AU'm," or "Om" golug, Instead of 'Trri going." ?? A tendency to make the vowel "a" j nasal ? "to Bay 'lm u n it',' " explained the Kngllahman, "Irmtead of, 'Uof.' " A tendency to inlspronoun'o "o," to nay "dawg" for ?lo5r, "cawfee" for < of. I fee. A tendency to nay "me" for my ? "nm hat," "ine rIovob," lnsteod o? "n.y hat/' "my gloved." How Portland Wao Named. According to st writer In the. Nof York World the '-ity of Portland reived Its name under the*#) ?ir<-unj? Atancoa: Two men named Pettv??rovo j and Lovejoy were the drst ownerR of tho ground on whirl) u?<* Hty or Poit- I land. Ore., now j**ru?ds. I'dtlgrovc hud gone there from Maine, and I ov.Jfly from tkfassarhuaetia. Pettygrove, out of admiration for Pmtiand, in hi t own State, wantod to name the new p!a<o Portland. Lovojoy, being u I to si on man, Insisted upon railing it Hyslon. Unahlo to agree, they finally decided to tOBH a penny, the man ret (frig, la uds to name the place. Prttygrovo got the heads jind named the pi inc. Fi?S permanently , < .<? . ??( m-.vou? feeM after first day Or. Kltni'.i <i(?i NenreJWiHloier.t'Zi rial hoi tlf m<l t r?M t U??.' ????-? Ur. R. 11 . Kmn i- , J . ; <l , , v.'' i roh Kt., I'll tin., i*.t The thief who fctealn nl<dii.*H oj^hi to I ?? made to do time. M. Ti. Thompson .V Co.. F>rnt:gihi-. | dersport, Pa., nay HaUV. Ciitn'rli ? ' i ? ??? ? r. .if i best and only <?iir? ?>irt? f?,i- ?iiliii rii ! t.i \ ? m .? 1 Isold. PrugKltflH hell it . 7r> \ : The mining expert through sonic j trying ore do/iln. .Slrn. Wiuslow's Hco thing rivrnp forehlM i " i j teething, aoftnn the gttnt?, r*ilii<'ei hillaiiin.t- j tlou.nliuys pidn.mire* wind ?:oll *. J'r . ? ?> >aui There in aortic exe nae tor ( v i none for filth. TMso'h (,'ur? for (:oDHum|>ttr,n t* hi> t it /;< i . ? ? > meittoiup for coughs Mini ??.il.iy V V\. j tiAiiUP.i,, Ofeatj (irovo, N. .1 , h'?i?. t'.fO-' * "Vain imagining*" liriug m/iii'' j rop> I niOH<g misery th.m '!<'??< li.ud n ;i ; 1 1 y j I? nil iwi ' ii 111 i n u csnr ?vr sj- ti " I have tis'.vl your Hair Y'ifjor for five years suul ;>ni Ricatly pleased with it. It certainly re stores tlic original color to p,ray hair. It keeps my hair sotf." Mrs. Helen Kilkenny, Now 1'oMlanJ , Me. Ayer's Hair Vigor lias been restoring color to gray hair for IH'ty years, and it never faHs to do this work, either. You can rclv upon it for / s topp i ng yo u r h a : r from falling, for keeping your scalp clean, and for making your hair grow. $1.00 a hatdt. All rfraggliiit. WBmmmmm i mw immnn mivkMaMtj If your ilnigiilKl. iMmmt >;t?|>;ily ><??, in,n4 iim onu d?Il?r ami vn \viil? oxji'rtas you n liottle. llo hin o iim<< j'.ivu thi< imuiu of your lu'nrcstcxprtw <?iUi'??. Ail.ln-H i, J. C AVKI*. CO., Lowell, Mass. , 1 Headache ? Appetite poor? Bowels con stipated? It's your liver! Ayer's Pills arc liver puis. Want your moustache or bcard^a beautiful brown or rich black ? Lsc Buckingham's Dve >Octt ofdfugflutio'fl P H? ? & Co Maihg* N H 1 111) \ ?> WfrJi I i! ul< s f?>V nmil.v a .war :i ::< I I . . i \ ? ? i!cn?i-tl ti gii'ttl ln'itftU C 1 < mi 1 1 1 ? ? < 1 1 . I lia<l su!Y?'lr(l will. sl>ii!<:ii'|i ( m > 1 1 1 ? I ? ? ami rtlzsliu': < \\ In ii I.. Im .1 al tllylit. Serine 1 1 1 : 1 1 llic llij- in.- Ta!> Uh'.s ivlii'Wil mo, i own uni<<i {In- ??.->*>? of thf'iii to tin- prevent time. it tit 1 my stomach i? now in u.-rd <omli Hull ll ml tlte tli/./i iirss lia.-? U - 1' t n.e. A I iii im.'Ms. 1'hf Fivt' ( "fill j'liUt l n f>>r ,im oCdiinu y ?nva?i??u. I lie f unily l??>t t *??. fiO fi-nt*. fiiiitiint i viijipiv fiii ii year. Sittuu ; ou a Sscurn i l*?i y ? 1 1 .< ui U\?l?? ? i' '?? ?Tc?* W:*:c mi t?n? e t?-i c.?c:n?'^??c mut sp?.*.?] i.fTri* lassey Colleges LouisWIIc. Ky Montpomefy. Ala. Houston lex Cotiimtws. I'( Richmond, V?. Uiiniinqharn, Ala, McV.ji'.>*;itu, I I* Gcanioe stamped C C C. Never sold in bulk. Beware cf the rlcnier nho trlrs (o sell ^socicthiutf j-ict as goo4." H1 Q5* 9 . - l-fiVUUlSH CONDITIONS AND COI.US CIKCI) BY OA1?1?I>ijm E Wold l?y r? 1 1 Id IU UK All Piles or Hemorrhoids ?htO>W iuhinc, ^Writing f?v proUu&iir , promptly HH>H< |in mn fi 1/ cur?.U by my nmH v>ith(>wl kail* Of operative Wr<*r in? hiilv reg?rd Inn jom caw mh] 1 wll ?fUU< yoo hont-stft tn th? Mttir. C?*tu)Ulion Itef. l*r.cc ot treaiojf i\t twiv ?f?M, oft It $*.?*>. SalUI?ctlo? ?iij.?nirr<l or monty WlliM. Write today. IV. H. H. TANNER. E??t Aurora,. N.Y. AT WORLD'S FAIR. Idea? as to South Carolina's Position : at Big Show. f ROM A MAN OF MUCH I'XPIiflliNCE ? ? ? View* Impressed Hy I ormet Director (Jcticral of the CharkMon l!xp< *!? 1 Hon, I Itceonlly Col. I 11 Averlll. the direr. i I lor general of t li ? late Charbatosi <x 1 i-o:-it I'iii, \\i\t n.d'.ed by fJov. M- Sween i ;1y as chairman of tin- H';ulh Carolina | commission to the Hi. lyjtiin <>x 1 ion | for an e\pio>ifdon of 1i!k view.<j us lo South Carolina's < Xlilbit at the St. I I o.tls exposition. Monday a I ?-m #?<- j rant" fiom (Jul. Awtjll expressing h'* Ideas i Iuih: C "The Chftil?|}iy^V>p,;H|i ion. an ji Is /'? in rally called, unquestionably did mil' h to bring iho Indus! rles, resource^ anil possibilities of t ho State, to tin* a? i' nil' ii of tlm peoplo of the country, and especially ho ihiough the exhibltu made by Spart inbur;?, / >arlii)#to;i. f'lMHtT. CeOSgetoW it anil till! ir'tftt O <' !iimi?Hlon. as well ah by other eouu [il'fi. I am advised t hut Already ma.iy Inrfiii r-ioM are being made from beyohd 1 1"' Slate an a result The good work i hif.'i' r(t in ted ean lie followed tip an d o.t a broad if Ibdd. Thin field Is offered .t ? ?'-I. I.ouls. (i will, In my opinion, l>> >i - i 'it i'VWy ? iil/i'ii of l!i<> Ktalt> to urge "i the members of the legislature at [ 'ik ! " 1 \ i Kiv.f.lon (o make Much an h p }' ofoiwl j.in ,,s lo allow your eoinmis i' ii lo have l In* Hi.aU* reprcK.'-nled an ! i .dionld he. 'The report ?? <.f the I ' it 1 1 <?<( Stall* ? ?cr.MM department <or Ifmii sl ow Urn while I It #? Slate is eighth 'n lh" li.-t of southern States in the increase of imn j ii'n. t uri a. '.allien <f farms. nnd their P'oduds, it i h also shown that th ? . i. "n rif-T in the las< :'() yen r.i is no in ] | < o.mid ralde one. The. Slate Hit' mi I < I 1 I wever. t ?? l< a nm e_piomliiert pi. ;j. Urn in the list and It ran do j.o. I he Industrie ami reaoiirr#-.: ns ex J iiibiit'd i hroush you i cojsi iti i.*; Hit j ? t a; ' Jiarlevt n wa.re a rt-vclat ion to a;' visitor.1'. Ii tail truly be raid Ihn it ^ '!"? Slate's tirr-t attempt Olbor ! !? ;i;t!'< rn St! at en ha^'e h.dd -.NpriKil ;o'r<* ' ; ? \\ < li as making exhibits. and id.e j ? < W'Vmia or ? plnon Is, t hnr they d ? ? ' H'P'e amount of *?.<,?! t?i all interest ed. 1 i ' ;i ! i r.!i . . 1 1 i ' I . in my < pinion lal ' ? ? p ornineni po.uli< n at the World's? I I ? ? I !ld t.'l Hiix |i'H;s '-H I W.*.)t e |,|> | I"'1 ^ i in I v?? tt i ad vi)< 1 1 1 ii/r reprenem i ' " ' hf i oil 1 ????? i 'i . ;;ntl v.'oub! u.r.e i tiia: i?vcr> lavt.-nion of like ii.i; wi- In- i :i'>"|ii'd l.y yi.;i, stsi i win ie \ou < .iirn ' at' ud la liMwn, thai iheSiaP.' !><? r-"-i i I I i ? ? d is ppn \ ( ii o > 1 1 p. .? : s? : 1 1 .i i i \ ? ;n | i ; < ?| wi; h i , ,, , , ? t j "" ? ' t!'. of t ? i ? fair. I?m! wiMi ihe ? M iis'". maiivi'H .it nil ( tii?-; Stales and ; '!?:?* iii i!k eri.i v I! Ik i .-nsd to I ? of | lin :l' ulalth- he;i' 'it . II ? shall i he State I;.- i jo eM'ii!< d | hd'U'O-i the ()??( i K-:i 1 u :<-d o .? i to di.'f us-.- ? I ? 1 " ? ? ..irtS'J, I y ;i t.|. di i able < i i . ?'i ii ilidiis! i ic-s . v.iivees a::d ! pi ?'-il.il.i ii . . 'l":? i ?? ? li ;o the iadn "i?s .'I what do (hey pilar'. (' i"y i 'in " 'i' ??? ; 'porl i,f i V< T'.veifih , ? i.fii- fivi:- 1 1 ?? 11 ^ ii r: If t ! i ; i i oiild be int ?. ( : i <! { in maiii' 4 ? n ? vtiih'j of ? -n nrio if.i j " ?'?? '?( c..ii a .a a! | ii.; M \ nti u( mure a ; lent : m than all "hie I '!?' I | la u ii< .1 'in . f;'- >r;? .? t | , j '!? ' '"has b si leat in my ah i!''e I so din . lo: <t , ! .sed ,,n .u',. ? ? I tlfiit ?d{ !i Mr. To'ii p!: Ii.s, an I i!>? i I ifiliny; t > t sr rv f?Mi t h ? I r part of t !; ? j 'imiraet the cotton dinpiay w.ih a total j <?'llu.ii . I beilf've l:y takini< th* rial r>i j up with them in I line, and on a well j h 'ln?. I plan that It can be worked. "These Induatrlet. which represent ! >o much for the State, are pra tba'ly :i ? I In the control of the Vlt'^inla-Caro I'ua rhomb ?1 company: they ai'o. su wever. 1 believe, ready to make at "srilbli , nnd I am cf the opinion that ? very thorough and eomprehenv.i vi? '?!H* i'0'ild bo Hocurcd without cost to thp State, nnd one that wtjtiltl brt of ki f*t intorcr.t. "There are v ->(>]<> fi:st ( lass fu torlr.-? ' in t h^State that wonl | no doubt ex hibit, and ;*s there are in the moun tains and swamps "f ilr> Stato vast tjn ml it ir> o| timber Kuitabb* for pi's i use. sprelal . ffosis h!i nil 1 lie made I looUinu lo .1 . ? e litable display. "We |-,a\e : i III e ?OOll barrel f;|. t.;i !e?\ I that now m il lb dr product in maav | ' *'t "" I'ur swamps .al.o.al ia j j } > J Ti.a'ia'al f >r their insianfoe' nrn. aa.l I ! led;, \,. i hat it Is an isidiiHlry that 1 ? -I'd lie 1 1 ?* \ eloped. I !o eensus reports nude< this h i" : The hermetir sealing of f. | i i? isady referred to as cianliij;. is an indn-iry wdii di has grown to he an ! imp :rt:'!!t fa. (or In the commerci?! ? "'' I '!id".s| rial development of ih"? \ I "'I'd S>lat?8. It hm long sin e ! P t ?" ! the experimental stage an I has j 'a a' a it;t place among the leading In- i ? I as' i ies it lb" i oiintry.' ,C:gh(v-(\vo j million dollars is given as the \alue of j liie piodnet in the Tailed Slate* f r j l!''". South Carolina's proportion be- . ine. i oninaratively small when itr ie. j '? riiivcs In this line are loiisldered \ j i oiifj effort should be made on (lib; ! line, showing the resources and p...;- i ?? ?* "Wliilf* It is true th:\t vast amounts of ilt.' timber of Dim State have beo.i j slaughtered. it e:?nm>t i.?> <1 n i I tint i there .ire yet nuiii.v valuable harts of a nod m?M < bant able timber in \mi mis parts of tin* St ite. We have mm.'. ?w ami pinning mills, as well as 'ther : wop 1 wotkittK indust rios. ami I tv?*l K- \ ?r i'> ill - lino wo could make an exhibit , ilia: would do good ami at small i >M : to the State. "My propositi, n wmbl bo to eon- i slruft a building entirely of Smith J Carolina wuods. I believe everything 1 neeessMry would be contributed and j the only expense to the commis-den ' we.iild be the tost of the erection. ('in j <lnnatl ererted a voi y creditable Imihl im* at the Charleston exposition at a ! total cost i'( $4..MlO. and paid for all the j material ami cost of erection exerpt [ the inr.ntcls. which were contributed { bv a Cincinnati drtalrr, "The granite industries of the Staie I are as yet In their infancy; there !r. a groat wealth lying dormant In this line only awaiting capital for their development; a creditable display can and should be made. | "The mineral wateis of the State are beginning to take rank throughout the country. and I have little duulto but that the White Stone, Harris and Olenn Springs companies would make a targe display. "South Carolina can make an ex hibit of various kinds of elfcys, that will not fall to attract Investor*; there are many rich deposits yet undeveloped In various parts of the 8tate; a good dUplsy should result In th? establish ment of new Industries la many parts 0T Uts State. "The esnsus reports on this head say file* clsMls* jkd polishing. Mac #f Comparatively r ? ? '? : ? ? development com- I merclally. wnx not reported <?' any coil* ! Mitt prloi to 1880. Si!)'-'' that time t!"> growth Of th'H ill. Ill t! V h IjM'H HOtl worthy, the numbei of ? ofablixhrnen./ . having in k m ( ! ft- )> in I HM) to < in 1 f>00.' Mou'.h ''aiolln.t -'.tads on the Km! anl ?>!,(;;?.' .< .... i:i ,< ix. 'l pi ? duet ion In 1 !>< u . f y \ ;? s . u IT.ou'M/iO p'utlidi. A nm'-ii i rnlll.iiil'.' exhibition i v/.'ix m i !<- n : t'h.i I' n ;>:i I a m I h' trrr OJiC f::ii i? r: : ;i tli- 1 i .<>"?! 1:4. "Tlilft in ;.:i . . ' > 'li t! ha* Ureal I y i ?-i| ?'i < 'irolin t It l? I III- l hui ? '.ill !i ? 1 ; i'l ' *-.?* i'll'l ; i p| 'tillable, tli.il ;? ?? :: i<" *v:it';'3t of th<? Hi. 'if<\ i.?.> >a i i '<<"?>? town jt a -J J'..; ?: < , j> ?i \.t atrl ; Ibauforf \ r nn< r: ,!tt? .i '4 I . l>i!f?|i? If ' ?? '< 1 i :: f . 1 ci'lv lakrn nj- ...j .. ? * tt!.1" ; III' (I ' it V. i I I I '1 f L'.,: : | , , I "I lii lit in . i ' i v i?i ..???; f a?TPIU J; It t /, . ? I f well ; I lie in. 1 1 1 r . ;i . i . : "'nu i i- :? i ? v i : . i . . ? ? ? - : ,i ? .i" i Hta'e ji - >i . it ;m< i ? : i : :i ' v' <? | ! c[( il!t able t < lit ?m??. . "Ah to I he if. . ?? "V ? ; ? ? { p: oduet'i i'f t !i > "? : '? .? ! ' : ? v <? UM'Ht < ?!?( till it i 1 I ? . i ? ; . f i ail exhibit of <? . i .i . r i <. a. [ oalh. tobacco a:i I ? p. .. !'i Is !i:i>. i cannot fail t.i pi : ; i ion. The. I ruck i i. ? i 1* i? v t? a iMo i. ii n, icr 1,1 '. ? < M i . i ! Mi fi'rclii e J i it I'll.- i'i ;,i : !? productH of (if f< I . : ' i ;'.M lii'.ilH "J think thai ? ' I .( 1 :! './ 1 1:? . | intip of t hf S. in ft railway lines, towns ;.ii'l (Mi< \. atci v* \ ? i | county ;ihil f'?..-i ii;i I u k. .yt < i llnilj'T ;ffnl o! !i< ;? ?!n.i^, wntiM \ ii :i t < rlally aid the < "How is lliiis v. <n !' in !).' . i ri '.ut] o I n ' I V ?'? I) ? ?- tin1 following y !?;?:',< s: Ifi.i If 111** |?i ' hi ii i ? oni ii i i U. ii ' r;> ji ! < inoin in offii'C, l< I III ? ? 1 :iii flit 111 tO^illl'M M,.'li< t'lfl' t . ? ?"'???? >??? nicctins (if ilif I ? ?.* i ? ! : t ? 1 1 i . . ?: > ? < on dm plana an I ?? f t ; : i to ho martf at St. I. hih ,- it;i < ? < Ortt. Of ?:itn<>. ;m I 1 i h ,ijii' .> prtatlon n;? > ? ?'louahr . r: ? ?;.j: v '? i ronitiiis?iiin will if.rVl,. i i i'lo- *t *'.ii ' ) a?*t it th" nopi'oprlai \r.r. i.5 k< ?*- ?l. .! total of $|f).'M?t c'.'ir, I|' f I lt:<- State, it t an. I h- ? .? v? . ' ?? i ; u I ? - ii '*rit?-?l hy $.*? nidi from (?' :!? : < n ,it: i otlieiK that will < ? 111 1 il.ilt'-. .unl ! h : ? liila amount will ?tial>l" you to mat ? t.i i O Cxlilhit :i 'f'tl talilc i'.'h >'iill ii'iu'.'.r.'. t-rff'i -t it tit'""; ruic el li;.'! .-litph In lu tj'f-i nf Utiumania There are f<;iir ntiut i: a!! Tin mineral is iiilin'il it! l!ir?e <>t t he mini"? hy con viil.-i. Iii Ptl tlt'T'* ?i!?- aiajiiL i tilivii ! < a' v.ii! U iii the threa mines, :;av.s 1 1 1 1 ? < it!fa?'.-i N "a Tile lahor* t i s ar ? it'ii |Mt,vi'h <l with any me thaniriii ? .:ai i ;;! <!?? v\ 'lal vt i" the w heli- ui' '!f >? a h I n i I'm lueil I.- li . ?-.i !) <'H?Vi'l 'ia II *4 '<i <411:1 r iy 'ttt.iti. tj'ta..; !1 v 0. rail daily. T!.e niin ;? are 1 0111 : .-!:i d hy a .?tale oflit ? 1 0 1 . whit <? j,ti-iti?in Is similar to that <11 )'/tvi'r"or a pri.-on. 'i'he mine contains it > liapel and n i'iierou i other Mp.i i". ni. lit :. all itit mil of the 5-tl't hy III1 111!:-' I 1 1L f. II. il. (19. i i ( i rl m ri.t. I (Wllv . January 13. 1302. ?<>i! iiiVM'M) I..WT1 il ? I .Mi', .son nimm? i? N >. l;t N N? I. N?. i I A 1 1 x ? ? * I . |'n??s'r. l'nsn'r. Mlxol ! 2 OO.i 8 4':t I.v M .i ? i ? hi Ar 7 .'lf>p 1 t!0p | 2 '/0|> SMi'.M I.v 1 1 ton w tiuil I.v7 20p 12 f>"ij, | 'J ift;> 0 2'):t I v 'I h'tiiiil City Lv 7 05p 12 I.'U j 3 t' "i j i !i I.v U 1 1 1 ? > ? Mil ?? I.v t> W|i 1^ U.'iji ' 3 20,. V hO ? L? It'tili.'rf ? ? r .1 : ? ?i? I.v tl 37 ;? 1 i 4>ti ' 3 4'.p in Oi'i I.v F iti^i City I.v l> 22 1 > U VOi : 4 iOi> 10v0,t I.v 1 1 mi rii Uu I.v 0 05 p 10 50a ; 4 il'ip l't 3><a I.v Mooroshoro Lv 5 55 p )0 .'.On 4 45p jO 38. i I.v Lnttimoro Lv 6 45p 10 00<i i ft OOp 10 5oa I.v Slodl.y I.v 5 25p S> 26>i ! 615 1 0 Hii I.v I'lil'ut* Sp'jja I.v 5 I'ip 8 30o ! 6 v6 ? 11 l.Vt I.v Karl* Lv 6 05p 8 20 t i 6 45t> 11 :H).i Ar niai'k.sljury Lv 4 4lp 8 OO.i ' No. ;t4 No. 3! | MlxH'l. MIxh.I. ! 8 20n 11 3Vi I.v lHaok-d ur? Ar 4 28 p 6 50 i I 11 00a I.v i:in>r.?W.F-bLv 4 5'>p J 10 40a I.v (lufTin'y Ar fi lOp . ... ' 8 50* 1 1 ft 5.1 Lv Smyrna I.v 4 10, ? fi vO,i 9 10 i 12 Oftu I.vIIIo'rj (Ir'vi'I^v 4 OOp 6 0 p I 0 40a 12 iOp I.v Shiiriiii I.v 8 45p 6 45p ! 10 .0.1 IV 8.V,i I.v Yorkvl le I.v 8a:>p 5 20 f. | 10 I5.i 12 50;, I.v Ttr/.uh I.v 8 IHp 4 40;i i 1 I.V. 1 10:. I.v Kn-klllll I.v 3i0,i 4 00.1 2 40,? 1 f0|. I.v Cit'ii* t.ii J'u Lv 2 40p 2 45p ; 3 lOp 1 4op I.v U.voriddu Lv 2 25,. 12 4'?p : 8 50 p i (ift,. I.v Lai.i>n?lor Lv 2 10,. 1'.! '_0j> ! 4 20 . 2 i'5p I.v I' .'ii-'i 1 1 1 1 1 Lv 1 46i? II 30 'i 1 ?1 4 ' l . 2 :?rt|. I.v II Mil. -p'.? I.V 1 40 p Il20?! h :??> < ? I |,v K ? --ii t\v ! v *1 25i> 10 50 n ?HO. .1 17,, I.v Wi'-t villo I.v 12 tSp i? 2?> i i ?'. 50,* 3 .">?).? Ar c mi i?'?t "I.v 12 io,. H ;n.t 1 * .0 iiil(iiiit'<> f i> r dtii'iiT. \ ? l< t: 1 1. >l - It I trains i-?of won Ithli'lftdior^ and (i - Mi ?? v . N ? 1 l jj . .i 5i?n I.v LI't.'UHl.iiri; A* ?'. 10. 'J 10 i I.v Chorok'-O I'. ills I.v 5 rc 11 30 t Ar 0:tlTn?y I.v 5 :.C Train-* No.-i. 3' ii' O U i nro oponiti'd dn'.iy. Train* S..*. 31, 35. 11, 12. 13, !4, 15 hmI 16 *re operated daily oxoopt Sunday. CONN MOTIONS M M>F. BY SOUTH flOUM* Tit AlNH. At Marion?No, 32 onnnoots at Marlon wl'h Southern Hallway train No f.rt which iir riv",-. ai Marion at 8 28 am from ('hnttiitiiio^n A *?!??' v il'o and int. rnn-dtnt>? points. At Itia.'l. m'-ii rtr -N ?. 31 ami No. 11 <'0in.0''t Willi S.-nt Io-tm Italiway train N" ."ifi. wlo- li urrlvinitt Uiin-k^l.ti rn itt i 4,"> a:n. Iroiu \t laiitii, O r?.?n vllh?, S|iiitni.l)iir^, und inter m.'dlato points . At Vxrkvil o- ,\.? :'4 oi'tiiiivt* with A N. W. train No. Vl). \\i: it'll l?'itnv-? YorUvjilo ,*t 10 t.s it'ti. for t iii-t.ii i.i, l.t'iu-lr, and in ??*r mtvlliilo point-?. At 11 >?'l. Mill N'"-:. 3! and "'1 'onno.'t rvnh S<>u. horn liailw'ty train No. 75, whli'h h'avot Koi'k II i It ill 3 :.0 pm. for > hotter. Coli'iuNiu, Nii'i intoi in.'dia o p. >iu h . At Catnwlvt .1 nno.ioii- N?w. 32 and 31 ?? ?ii tio.*t with s. A. L. luiin No. wiil.-n mi-> Cataw'.a .Iiiin'tioii at 7 51 | in, for Mon ror, and i.it.-niiodint.' i?dnt->. At I.aioM-t. r- -N o?. ."2 and 31 t'onn^t with I A (\ ti:,ln No. In. will.'!) Irtvo* Lnnonxler a: t 45 pin, for < tifftor and ii; tornudiuto p. -Ill's, At t'limdi"! \* " i ? ii 4 C.L. fN. W . of S. C.) for t h.'trloftoii, Sumtor l'loroin'o, Parting ton, WiltnlnijloM nnd Iidorrtn'dl.'ito points . '1'rnlii N o c8, whU'ii lo.tvcM fa ill. I on at 4 15 pm, ON N lul'TIONS M A1T. HY NOIlTHIUU'XIt Tit A 1 NS. At Cii ndon-With A ('. L. (N W. of s. C.) N'\ ?| tront t linrioston, Klort'iiot', Dnriii.K ton, vx itmltiKlon, Snniinr and tnl*'rm<?di?t? points, whi^n itrriv???? at ('.'tuidiMi at 11 Km am: w*i h Soutli.rn llailway train No. 77 fr...n Kiiik'a villo, which nrrivo.H at Condon at li 51 am. > At I.'in.'inler-Ko. 33 oonnocts at Lanort* t??r witli I? A (5. trnln No. 3 1> for Chtvtlvr and tnti'rnu-iliatM j.olntf. At CatawlMi Jtiyoiloif-No.t. 33 and 35 cn n?'?'t wi.h *?. A. L, train N >. 32 wldoh lenv?t C'ttHWt'H .1 isix'tion at 7 Li pm lor Mour< ? nud iniHi modlat*' p'dot?. At H-tok llill-- No-?, 33 arol 35 oonnoou a! H ?< k li III with Son t'. or. i llailway tram No. 84, l<-<tvi.>K lioi'U lllil & ; 0 pm for t'liur iolt- nnd poliitd Noitli. At Itl?i<l:4Uurir--N<> 33 oonutvo* with Fou Vhorn Hall wny train* No*. 12, 4 3H pm: No. JW. Itt 7.0> pni, *n<l No. 40 at 7 4i6 pm f<?? points North. N??. A3 and 3% Aonn^ct wltf Hoiithorn lUllimy tram No. 8A, lenviuji lllaok-tMirir ?t 11 35 pin (or point* Houtb. At M?rion--No. H3 cnunm'U with Uouih?rr> Railway trala No. S\ IohvIhk Marlon at 11 4( mb for Anhurltto, Chattai.oocaaad int?rm? alatM point*, TUroujth ear tart k? without ebaaga b? tw**o Marloa and ClwrlMt?a oa tralaa Noa, M aa4 tt. - EH, an AW, WELKLY BULLETIN filuwiii;; liic Development and Con dition ? f C o^?. T.o t i ;ii jtt i .?? ? : * r.vi-raK' 'I inn* h : 1/ low normal during Jlic w??< 1< ? n <1 i n ^ 1 Monday. Kfptrinl>"r i:>?h. with a tnf'Jii of nti oM t>a i a maximum o! 'si . ii<Ki'< K Jtt ( in on v. ooil on Ui ? Alii, anil 1 a minimum of J'i .1 ? at S< -i \* ru oil ' i)i?* 10th and lit!) and at Kmtm on iliu I iltli Karly in tli ?* \v?ak ihen* v a:; a j dcflclon"y in bti iihIi I iji', but Li?e Kittrr part w.irt m n< i fi!i y ciciir. A K? n.'nal rain toYC*re<1 tbo wlio!a I rftato o-? i/ic st/i a in) OtU. In many J pbffs the rainfaii was !? -avy. wI.M't 'n " oiIk h it was iratlv'oly li^bt, b il t!n.? aV'-iajr" ?'? ? r ?!:<? Stau* wa n marly I i Wo ii.'/MS 'lit' (u'\ >wlng If avy |>r?*- j < ipi! j. Ion wax r> po. tM : Conway 1.80.! I'.l ii kviilo D.iT. (ii 1 "D Ville - Lib' it y j Si. (!r iv w 2 ! I Hantiu 2.30, Spar- ! tauLur# 3 'i-S ami \ i :u;ii;nT l.lll in ; hos : Tit- i.t ! n fa ! I wan Injurious to ypen i ? niton in i In* bold. bavin, '5 Ktalntd and i < hr-nton mm h of ;i tu Lh<i ground, but waa b? nen<-ial oil law* coin, peuH, ratio, J UK, truck an I pastures. C'oLU n pit wan interrupted l y tfm rains early in l)ie week, but tb<j latter part was favorable for this work and rapid p:c?ri ss wn.j n)ad<* except in .i t :? .v < /?>iiii!<H \ Ik i (; pickets riro u 'i in ner.rly all open on i ?;au iv lands ami ipmerally on uplands I ,ii iht < >sl ;rn half of the State, and I iui'f, i i ii:i:i-f, of the bolls are open <;n rtpy lands. A few localillca have a *-.**.;ali top ?M??p, bat ?r nc.ally there in j n :i" 'ill;' crop is heavy in js:altorod ! P.- ? : !; i ail bou;\, lor the wholo Sine (It* v ; 1 ? ' h,; far do not pio:nlf>e to bo ' any bi if r. if a* eood. as they wore 1?:H j >? .*:?."* .*n i "V 1 1 ? * I ; Ti Iff or : TU <1 {yii]? waa ! i pi 1 1 t > . I . lira Inland rutin, i it> oi?onin;; j :il )Wly. an 1 ' 'dug p i ? !??*-? I as !t npenn. I.ait i'ii!i is doinu well a.nl pru'll-* i ra'ly all is ilj. Kb "? bird; arc numcr- | o; anil ib :.i nu t : ve in tlf (iiv.>in?* lov.n tl:, i i o* * b a r v ' uado rapid am! i.i\uiabl<' /nogjt -.v Haying i^. utt d<M v a y . wiiii from pooi to too 1 yiobi*. Tlifrc ?i s; ill iniincir:rl:( lo -.i'ilii V in I d willi tin army wonnw. t li :: t aso oy . ;i.", iniu li );ra ??.?> and'tdb*'!- foi' a^!1. rio- w'.'ailf'i wa ; !":? v-rabl ? <n tin nips and tail trm K. I oi iii. i !'rc:>iJcn< l> ?-s t 'oiumbia. Sp?*< i:;l. I ?!*. .!. l.<>v. ls Ji in'-', oil.- (if Colunibia s wiilHy known fit ix* :is ami on?' of the fori' pio:-t soul If -rn ?? im at'.jrs, i>r<" iliiril liifs lasd moiniim al lii > i' < ?*-? i d ? n in 1 1 : ? ? pin s ai lai' run!1'!' .if l'iaiit and (!r< JUi'Cft'fs at tlx* iipi* <ii>l iii',<- of 7 5 yo.irs. II. had iM'sidi'd in Ct/'aTiibia lot tlx- pas! '21 y-avi. i>r. .J-.mii'm bad b<^ ?-n siol; tor aoim* nioiitPs and bad l.< ? n very lil for sfv?>ral v.i > i\-.. but tl:<- i ml was n u cxp?-.fd by bis friends or the pnbi'f K*-m i allv. 1>i Ion. bas br? n living; i m i? ? I ! v" b * ? ia * in Sftii-'itiint for soil- y?'ai.. though l.t* oonlinu?>d to manii'-^t a M\? l.v inlfM st i ' : < v ? ? r v 1 1 1 i 1 1 v; snuii.ti on a bo in liiin. I .as' year In- t ).n?*d IJ * i ? i oj ? and f-anio ! :i<- U to r< bif to bis fii?'nilK many ? \n <.d;n-.'l' . iiW??r<"ot)i:n,' i ? 1 1 pi fusions of ibf (?!.! ',-onntrv. II.- i?*n von btsldcs !.is ?vido'v si:; t iiili^rmi to mourn bis ti.n:- ? Mossr*?. Wall' r K o. ami 1 1 ? 1 . .' -n ?> an i Mis. T. II. Aunhtry ai I Missts lllnnt hi> and Mamlt* .lone.-. tiood Crop News. Washington, Special. ? Sim rotary ! Wilson, who has returned from a trip j through the West. summarized the i agricultural conditions in the States i he visited. These States Included Ne- j braaka, Kansas. Iowa, iilinoia, Indl- j ana and Ohio. He said there was a ; great abundance of crops generally in I ho region. "There will be a good corn | crop." he said. "Com is substantially ? out of the way of fro^t." The com crop in parts of Kansas, Nebraska and j Indiana probably is the finest on re- | < ord. There has been hundreds of mil- j Hons Of dollars more'depending on the ! ripening of this crop this year than j the ordinary person has ever realized. While the crop* may not be a record | breaker, the quality of the corn is j splendid, aud, with the exception of j the Southern States, the yield per j acre is very heavy. In tic South the ! drought has sfitaicwint affceied the I col si crop. "Tlin wheat i top of the this i \i-ar is also ver> tin '. and wlr.it mi:i> j i.< considered lenijv i !. . ? mo.- t i:n- ! l>itrianl crop ? ( :i 1 ! the ?? : uss ? top - i e\( ( edin'ilv gooil. The ci. :is-:s lells < us that there has been a great increasv? j during the past ten ' ears in the num- I bor of rattle in the United States. ; This infonuatlon, taken together with ] tho fine crop of grass, insures lower I prices of meat, i do not believe thai | the price of meat, however, will ever j be as Itiw as a Ha* o n ?n inr past, for tlie simple reason that the \meil < an people arc more . prosper >u ; than* ev r before and are '?'?uiiv." \o | than r ver before, ii .v. i vt i i >?> e\ reedingly high prb < s o!" rea ' will be ; a thing of the past as s-v.ni si* ?l.e pres. ent "feeders' get fatt< ned up '?> a b r"i '? condition. Another thing ' v.. v ill tend to keep the prU.c cf iii.a1 a l'f ' tie above the former b.w price is tli" ' demand for our nie;*t<-.? "I have just reciv. .t tio.a T.wa-* a report which states tuat < \;>>iinionts for the eradication of the .' ?< \i. an cot ton boll worm hn\e i'.; ;aon -t i ated that, this disastrous i ^ ! *-"ill n-'i ' touch Kgyptlan cottnn. The liepa't J ment has been experimenting wim i h ' ? raising of result in tin plau'ing oi j Kgyptinn cotton in To.as in die fu tine. Hill's Chances Injured. Hoxhoro. Spe. lal. ? The independent I candidacy or Mi I l.mdhaj Patterson aganlst Hon. W. \\\ Kitehin for Con | ^ cs* in this district will seri .-sly af [ feci Mr. I lill's candidacy against Judge 1 Clark in this county. Th >.<? husdtren j a strong sentiment here agnii Judge ! Clark and Mr. Kitehin had many j strong friends among this tb -.neat who j are now Inclined to support Judge I Clark because of the independent V; i fort being made to defeat Mr. Kitehin. Record Broken j New York. Special. ?-The ?Jorth Ger man Lloyd steamer K ron Prlnz Wll lielin, arrived In port from Bremen, Southampton and Cherbourg, beating all previous westward records. The Kron Prlna Wllhelm made the run of 3.047 U)ll? ? from Cnerbourg in five day*. elcveiv hounTand 57 minutes, at an average speed of 23.09 knots per bour. The tlme/madi; ia threo hours and 48 minute* better than the best prerlotwi westward record of the Kron Print Wilhelm. and Is 2t> minute* b*t ler than the time of the Deutschland. Printed 3D Milet A/;ay. The most destructive Are !? the bin | wry of Haratoj/a, N V . broke out lust j Monday iu th? Arcade Wuildlng, tb<* , principal busings ainieture In ti'.o ; tov/h, and in a fchort t'.m^ #3U?V*o'j j worth of property 4s;1,1 burucd up. says t ho Kl?ll tor and Publisher. Five jut nor? wer* burned to dec.tb ar.'J flevera! j hiuiJy injur* .! Tb<? oi'.lco ami prlntery j of the Evening hara'oguli) were ?i ???*> ? '< stroyed. As soon mm I' wax Keen fh&t j l if; nev/npa per plant wan destroyed | Ll. <* murage r wired tbr- management ?>t . ? he A I Van y N. V.. Argu*, and received j from the Alt/any ?-or?Jp*ny ft ? ?*?> of it* plant for the evening edition oj Hi <"? tfaratogian. . Tae *taff of thr> Rara iota paper (illicitly covered the fire nn<! ;,aMieron up o'.in i news ui.d advert!*; ink copy to hi) the paper, board* d at t.a.n for Albany, which lies thirty -lilnv | iuH-'h av/a>; and the stuff was writ'*-: j and net up In tuu office of the Ar^a:' A big edition of tie Harntogian was run of)' on tne Argus pressor, put upon a train for Saratoga and distributed tn the latter 4Vity on time. At last Recounts the Sara.oKian was still ge' tir.g out on lltno with the aid of the Albany plant. Cclcction cf Ntirs^a. One among several important les pons to bo derived from the awful rtory of confessed crime related by ?lano Toppfln, the Boston woman, Is the rued of exercising jurat care in i b? Selection of nurses for nick, fee ble and helplens people. By tiie very conditions and circumstances under whlcli their service is rendered, such person^ ran do an infinite amount of mischief end positive injury witlv the lightest possible chance o,J detect-on* in the eti?e of infant*. imoecile people | and p' lvona deduced' to general help? ; lcssneus by disease, maltreatment t> r | the worst sort may be secretly prac ticed with little or no danger of ex posure and no retaliation from the ; victims. Injuries occurring to such unfortunates, when discovered, can easily be explained av.ay as the result of natural causes. ? l.qslie's Weekly. The Mob's Version. Thrt a knowledge of spoiling was not the Htronf, point of the London populace 100 years ago i? shown in an ! episode in that city rtt tie time (he !><?:<<??> wiili I'lanee was bring eelobrat ?'d. M. Of to, the i'ronch ambassador, ' I p.d crectoJ the words "Peace an t Conc^td" on a sisn before iiis re.u ; deneo. The ;r.ob understood that thH j was qulto il'.o same as "poaco and ' conquered." It insi-oied on the objec- I tionabSo word being removed. In the I of "concord" "am'tv" v/as erect , c !. and, curious to Bay. thejtfrowd, un ! Intelligent enough to think concord" meant "conquered, ' did not think that "amity" might mean "enmity." CHANGE JF LIFE. Some Sensible Advice to 1Voj men l>y Mr.*. E. Jailer. " Dkah Mr 3. Pixkham: ? When I passed through v.hat is known na ? change of life,' I had I wo years' suf feriujf, ? sudden heat, uml as quick : chills would pu.ss orer tue ; my appetite was variable ami I never could tell for MRS. E. SAILER, President Herman Relief Association, j 1, 03 Angeles, Cal. ft day at a time how I would fool tho J next ilny. Five bottles of Liydlil IC, 1 l'inkham's Vegetable Compound ' changed till that, my days became daya of health, and I have enjoyed every day ! since ? now six years. \ " We have used considerable of your , Vegetable Compound in our dUarituble work, ns we fin l that to restore n poor j mother to health no she can support her- t self and those dependent upon her, i/ i such there be, is truer charity than to ; pive other aid. You have my hearty j endorsement, for you have proven ! yourself a true friend to suffering wo- j . men." ? Mkb. K. Sau.kR, 7.r>G?$ Ilill St., I !.os Angeles, Cal. ?fSOOO forfeit if abovo tes - i i timnnial 1. 1 not qcnxiie+J TS'o other person can pive such t helpful advice to women who ? are sick as can Mrs. Pinkliam, i for no other has had such fcreat 1 experience ? her address is Lynn, \ Mass., and her advice free? If i you are sicli write her ? you are foolish if you don't. LiBBY Luncheons W????l th?> product in ??T-?p??n in* r?n?. Turn ? W.y Knd >00 Ami th* manl o<?rtl> ?? St toft at. V ? pat iktm U|> iu (hii n?; p rotted tiara, Beet and Tonaac. Ox Toatnn iwMulc). Krai Lost, Or tiled tt*m. t Irtiket Oc*t, IslUod SmuAed Ore/. ' All Xntarftl Fl?v?r <W*. KtUtiMc ?n>! ?rtilwi?i . Vtuf t(M?( htr* ttila. tibby, HcSclll M llbby, Cblcmgo "How TO Mak* Tlltvci TO Eai" w?;i U ??cm fn? if >?mi n?k n*. WANTED QOO Youn? Men *>?<?? ?o qu.*!lfr fortoxMl 1 <*ltloci? we ; <r<M fw*r?t.t?o in wriiinc nn<t?r * U.OOO ;opo?U to proih|.tl7 pJkui* lk?a . The Qa.-AtiL Bus. College, MAVOtfOKOROIA. TheCreat . Blood PurifltM r|l 75CC KffRUAlATISM, CATARKH, IKDIOVSTION, - LUKE J c 0N5T! NATION AND KlDNI*V TROUBLES* ?? r? ?? ;.???!? f )?? i w(i? nfii '<?<> ?l(h <" !aiio rbeumall?m. wucli #o I I ? I. r.ti. t* ? (.. i-t i n, ini.klug. I (, n titling ill'WU, tU'?f ?<W li') VAM JO U?/ . ?" ' sli.? . .. > j, ,t. . j., m lit li l c 'ul<l I, tar in/ >cg **? straight out 10 /Nit of ' ?. ?? . , j; | ??!. lt^A.!/l!>K *i.? ii ?t :ii ? t dt*w?0. J fo?f?H tftNlU 'iiM'-.n ? iiur,., , i i..) 1 1 ;.f until lii'!iii<<t l>y 4(r. J. 1. DoitoT/Qt Gr?i>#*IflJ?ioJ' ? if it/ ti 'it i fii, . i ?? IU;?-u:jiicI')?*." Mr. VokM, *bO )i?4 bO?4 * i ? ? r l . <? l. ; ? - .i .. i I. . ! . ? in < ?'iliipHlixl U) IW trttltiMI t< ,i? . m. ,1 ;; i ; j-- !:,,-. .1 .? !m t!,<> fr?iu them, tb?f v, ? ? >i. I >?/?.?? f- i. ?.! 3 -1: i' r"i ruro mo i/je mono/ wouJ<J l?^re#VD<l?4. < ? !? V. I II'C.II,,.; Il.iV li > i-u,rh t>f rln>uiniul?m ulllCC th*t UOtf?. -.jBB v > ? > ? >?? i , ? ho 1 1 /<? i f i.c (I !i)07 tool (,whh down with ii ??Tf r? attack oHJ iii I >i<i, I:- If ? ? u vrw> I t'< ?.') f.ii'ii''?l III tcdftfl n ?hwl. Aftor tb? iim of Mil 1 ' 1:11 ! 1 Ma ji i',1.1 |.i .ivoiii, tort bv !h?? tiueifiivi)' who (jfcii Lcljiivci it tli? t'Olijoy (I yiinr AMIclur. V' ltr.i truly. 0 TUoMI sov, F.Jlirr I'idott Sentiiul, Helton#, (~ RobMtt Chemical Co., Haltlmorrnl ihmmmm n ? i ^ I ?r ?.;>!<: i V l 'ii:;^: *S l'fit ? $1.00. Royal Worcester AND BON TON v CORSET'S * STRAIGHT FRONT, v'4 . The style that leads tho woxld. k' Ask your riealir to oiitr My?? ? Jsj you <!nire : gcctpt t;o rubt(ilu(?. .Jj ROYAL WORCESTER CORSET CO,;; Worcester. Mass* *' v.vSB WlNCHtSrSl TAKE DOWN REPEATING SHOTf A Winchester Take-Down Repeating Shotguu. a stronf, shooting, full choked barrel, suttabl trap or duck sl'.ootinR, and an extra intercblmr mod-fled choke or cylinder bore barrel, for field i inj?, lists at only $42.00. Deaiers sell tb< trss. Tiiio makes a serviceable all round ^un reach of everybody's pocket book. wittf Shotguns outshoot and outla3t the most exj double barrel guns and are just as reliablc.b WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO., ? NEW HAVi FX/FPY rVAW n Bork INTO THE Would T\ith an v3 L V Ll\ 1 \-l 11LL> inherited tendency til distress ing, disfiguring humours of the skin, scalp, "and blood, - becomes an object of the most tender solicitude, notj)lQ}y_ ^4 because of its suffering but because of tho dreadful feat: that tho disfiguration is to bo lifelong and mar its future . ^ happiness and prosperity. Hence^t becomes the duty of ^jiathcrs of such afflicted child lenWo acquaint themselves with the best, tho purost., and most effective treatment r available, viz., THE CUTICURA TREATMENT. j Warm baths with Cuticura Roai*, to cleanse. tho akin of crusts and seated \ and Foften the thickenetl cuticle, gentle anointing* wall Clticura OnH^ ? Mi: nt, to instantly alloy itching, irritation, owl luflamomt2#h, and soothe. R5<* ? heal, are all that can he desired for tho alleviation of tho suffering of aklBr tortured Infanta and children and the comfort of worn-out, worried mott*?r8. A sdngle set is often sufUeicnt to euro when tho best physicians ftttl.- ' 4 Si.lil throughout |S? ?nr!J ItrltUh IHpnti !?-?*. Ch?ri?-h<vo?? Rq.. Lcndoa. Frtnrh IHtGli ?Ro?4?to Aur.nliu K- Town ? ? Co-. ajun?jr . l'orn* Dm ? a?u. Cum. CoJu.,doU ^ -c- j -pj-i andTngTnes Work. S>toa<M'?tr. Pullers. Oe?r ?c. Uoxea. ItaiiRnrs, Etc. Untitling Costings? e > at every day; <M J. pn?'tty, 80 'J linti h l< ouiicir.t . Vlaiiii.iis ?:ill !'-eU?*r Work*. AlitfUUii. (Jo. 4 I.KX1MOTON, KT. IIi?h??; ?w?'.l >| WolM'a Kipoil Aao< tMpliV.TIu?lstM, Phorl h?D4 nilut iq i f'i>e>?pk? UuCii. M 4#ut?. 13 trtobtr.. .vw, 4 1 Ircw WIIiKC/H II. 000 J il ttuafoe**, MtMKJf; i. sstrni. p. 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