The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 18, 1904, Image 4
s View of Australians.
_ *Old In ^porting circles cl
President Kruger during tha
day* ct tho South African war
the simplicity of tho old Dour
V according to tho New Haven
idlum. When (ho flrat Austra
contingent arrived at Cape Town
Kruger in <k& i?l to havo
Uenera)> Jouhert If ho knew any
thing about thofce AuhtrallaHH.
"I only kiivw that II <>t them ??nco
' - li^at All England "
.i "Gaud Upavens!" cried lh? l'r< ?i
fry dent, "w? ar? lost! Thirteen t;,ou
i-and of them havo Ju >t landed."
jip|v?':T *
Grave cf Pocahonta*.
Tn comm!si)KM'Mion of tn ? Iudk'Ti
9'rlncean Poeuhontaa, who di? d at
Oravaaend, England, -when nhoui to
nail home to Virginia with her Itn.s- j
* flianrt ill H'.lt;, Ht? <.b\>vgo'.s < *li i: r<*-h. In !
* Wopplug, la to have a pulpit madn !
(from brought from Virgin a, j
? Pocfthontna'drt buried in th?; eimnco) :
Of St. fJeorao.
zy> " '
Minister Ibirrelt utateu ilinn urn [
three propoHif ionn r</i the' .i?>? -f i !? * i n ? ? n t (
or qiu btlons now pending with 1'an
ma.
^ ANOTHER IIFK SAVro,
Mrn. (J. \V. looks, of Salisbury, Md.,
V'ife of (!. \V, Knobs, SlierllV of Who
Iwu'o < 'uiKtty,
nii.vs: " L Mill'
lira I Willi Klt|
1 i"'.v <'?injiln|itt
[ for yi-ars.
? I I 'Vt lilt* oil JiH*
I };nn!u:i liy. |
fill Ural n ml
v* <? a k , \y a s
hliorl of iit'cnili
ii n<l wits ( ion
l> I ?' (1 \\ Hit
I||'?,|| 11/^ JllilT
?'u I iiix-T, :Mi<( my
limbs wi'i'i) badly swollen. < >iii? * tin 'i nr j
lold tin; il would fi n:t 1 1 v ( il : ti to Hriuht'tt j
? 1 1 Hi1. I whs iaai il, > :ii "lie iinie iwi |
Ihl'OO Wl'i'llS. I 1 r : 1 1 1 ||<t! l.iL. li I ><?;. li'.H j
Kidney Fill* more Hum: i Im d-?j-i j
when the <1 1 si rossing aehing :n : w. - Jity I
Imi'k disappeared, :;nd 1 .. . t-oon ?? ji - j
(Ircly cui id."
For miIi' I ?\ ;t!l . 1 1 1 :? i- :
ronls. Fusli' I' M i n mi i h < i)., Ibiii .i !<>, N V.. j
A dndo preacher ivri? inlly pi .ide,. ? s
Orml HCi'IlKUlH. So. I r.
> 8ho( Orie l. Partridge.
A SlU'u, Mo., f',ii ii nor punned to th?
?city the oilier <';iy nfl< i having '??hot it
partridge which hud only on<- leg. 1 1 o j
1 ii f ?*r roil thai the i ?I ? ? t t 1 1 j*. 'i t (u i
?1rnp or tlnil ll '' i ti.'i ht; had ti ' ii
t1 hot off by bo hip other i: ? : :i ' .-i 'i "ho i
(partridge win lii llii" <ini'!)tlon In i
fplln of the l?<t. lliii it vim ho badly :
trippled.
Erul of Old "Long Bridya."
'I' ho old "I on?? M :?(?'?*? . ?ipami'.ni?
the Potomac river at W.i ! ^ i i : ; ? n i , an!
over which nos'tly :i!i ti'*' traffic <i
llio V.oulh had lo pa i rr.Mu I K i*; | <<i
1K05 In ordei I" r? :i i ? i W'jv hint; '.on,
soon will ho ? I ? ? in* .-i ; Ii ' l. and nothing
M l!! 1)0 loft l)Mt l|>e nintnory r.f ?h? ' "lo
bra tod and historic sti'i< ?< m*
Singer Coca Into Poiifi.a.
Tifinagno. th<- Italian op'r.u ic (. i.,,r> :
XvllOHO imposing physiipn: r : : ? , I ||<- j
mondoiiK high (' v. Ill i,.. i . M.iiib.i > ?(
)>y many Anicriertin. i- ;t ?? : i :i . } i ? { ,\ t ?> ;
for tin.' Italian |nu iiita< t < II. ? knows
nothing of politics, lull w:i! i'ii on ' i o i
stump at* n idnpor, and In this v. ay i
hopes to capture enough vote- to In
mtro his ret m i!
Fatal Fall en Scythe.
The disl in Idiim o of a hoi iw is' mil
lod to the deal Ii of Willi. -m Fotii.-s of
Ktowni'ton. N 11. in an niir nal wav, .
tiio Other day. Mr. Forbes was mow
with a fscytlif wIkmi ho sirluk a '
hornets' Host . In rb b nd . ii)t h:tn .'If
froip'tho Insects hn,?fropp~ed l'i"~ :a j
:tt><l was about tr/step out of ih?* way. i
.. ^-4vhcn ho tripo<^<! and fell. Tlie b'a.;</
of the KC.vth??M>asso.i entirely t ;; i
his body and h)i il i?-?l almost itr tui.'iv. ,
\ i
\ILL fiOON.
The Sliui'lo lH.li'fii il Kri'|ii lint \lK"?- j
(litS II II I I W C \ \ I i ? i .
AN'iirn the doci'T tal:?v; liis owe. iva-d
Icino and tii" ^r- ?- i' <-.m ^ the to d Jio
rcooinnn nds s.ere < - ? : i !i- 1 ?? n? ?? ivh-i-i
to tiio ohsci'N or.
A yroeiT, of ii;.-. an, l nd . had !?..'.<??
t it'll i OXporleie e >\ .lit I I 'Vi l li :i\
ono's attention.
Ho Aft \ m: ' Six \' '.1 r;;.. I I (?'. '?
f>t> WOiiit from s!"-n:..u ;iii.| I u r|
trouble that 1 o - si ? . t . v . .... t !.?
Kivo lip all work ... io> and. in '
fact, ail sm i-, .if \\ i >! 1; i ? a !'..nr
years, 'i lie la a \ i I v. a . . ??a'.. ..-.t
to the bed nearly all <?! ill.' ! . inl
nuu'h of tl;i> t ; II ? linabie to : iii-.il ?
of any sort on a y 1 i . My
ela wore badly c.inNii|.?i. .i
ly, and 1 lost In *\ ? '.'lit t oai I ? ..1
It pounds down to ?> p..-.:; 1 -
"W lien )l t 5 he I Ot tan. . ! : :???
1 < handed t r e:>. t ii ?? 1 1 1 ? ..III , . ,.i. ! :.i; ;
o I in on i !rapt'-Nu!y> mk! .n t. r
Jloill'lHliiiient. 1 ii?.| al. '.o'.ntcly :;-.'h
iiiK btil Ill's for nb.i'H tin, ? . . : i ? - |
n!owly improved u..:.t i uot <.?: boil
and bo^an to nun .? a'.oii!
'"I have been improving rev. .It: !y
and now In Hie pasl t n <> y.-ats I .e. e
born working ab.r.jt tit : I -Il honf- a
day in the store and i ? or i. It 1*. ? ? i r
in my life.
"During 1 1 1 o s o |W' yea-, I bn\r i,?v
or missed a biraKi i-t of lirape Nuc
and croatn, and oft. n 5 ? ? . \ . ? ii two
meals a day, lint th" en lire breakl'ast
in always made ?>f Crape Nut<< and
<reani alone.
"Since eommiMicin^ the u^o of Crape- i
Nuls I have never used anything to '
stimulate the notion nf the bowela, a
1hlQK 1 bad to do for year*, tint this :
food koeps me regular and in lino j
shape, and I am crowing stronger and .
heavier every day.
"My customers, naturally, have boon
? <_> interested and I am eon polled to mi.
swqr a groat many rjueslions about
Gr^pe-Nuts.
,4S#iuo people wouid think Hint i*
sbnple dish of Crape Nuts and cream
.would not carry one through to tho j
noonday meal, hut it will and in the
rnoit Ylgorotii faahlon.**' |
N*me given by Postum Co., Ibiltlo
Creelr, Mich. j
Uok In oacIi pkrf. for tr.A ramom 1
Wttlt book, MTb? Hoad to W?l!v:il(ww i
a-- ? ??
! WFATHBR FORECASTS AT LONG
RANGE
Tho tjow tiiid laborious piO?rt?A ui
all tho <!cl?.'uce*i. from iho vainest
? dawn ot civilization, ha:i been hamper
od and bnrdonod hy t b f ? wHohh of
men iiwupiihlo of uuiHkrhtK tho prln
<lphv Involved in the Kiiuty of aolenoo,
>i:i had thi- keOnnosH to 1)0 alivo to
lilt* possibilities of seh-nOe for tho pili)
He fcooil Thrne III'-I) Were tm>l"l'Upli
Ion* 0||0li;<ll In H lo t Id 111 tint
i.'ii-'i n?i b of Kuii'.vji;d^u, and In that
tii! o jjai h |>'? a? ii;>oh?I??x of tin
I .? ii-u< ror |ifr :r>nat Kiln ami utter
i> rt'KHi'd !<;<).?( oi 1 1 *y ?//iod of Immunity.
I In Mw lr r ;t ? ? j;til*o, K la tiuo, t
I i III I'W.-. !<<!':? VII' hill ihO lilllKhlng MlO< !<
; ?.t mi it ot ? ? inn <? uiii i!"< mod unwor
I 1 1; > of : riouh n< iloe, while thy Ixnor
ant- Hii l < r ? ? 1 1 1 1 : c ? u : > li< !|i-v< d morn
r> adily in lfi?: /a J ? tiian in llio 1 1 no,
i n : ih'i li/*in< i pri?mls(*d more, won?
more ii?y.rl< t hiU;^ i !a!mod lo know li
nil, ini'l |i i? loo f.adly Hue, Unit tin*
I > ' ?< > p I ? ? In aft ?? j'iiff, a/, in our own
uk1'., '1' iudi"-d i" lif-InK humbUKHod,
and wire v. i I II ii i; io pay for their
|>l< il v II I '
Thus il wa.s that the hcautifi^
ci'ifii'''' ?>?' H-iiiotwdoy that (Itiiuou, j
i.iratta with Mi' h 'Iks mo
lluti of tins heavenly hod i in} and that
toadies other pi m|i'-i i h'-t Hint pertain
10 flu in only, Kav<" i'Iho i<> tho astrolo
V r who made iho ? rodiiloiiH holleyo
thai phttn*'n hud an lnltu<*i)co on tho
iN.liiil"., o( on ii, tin I i I a wiser ?>(#?
do.slroyod lTi<< lalhiey. Thus II v/u.i
that i hr>ml:;i ry k??vo rh>e lo tlio al
( In nil.-i, who in als my;.'loi loua and ]
1 1 r< 'I ?' mi a I it t'ii I |iioi<*hki'h made tin*
< it 1 d ii Ions believe ( li a l _ lie had tin*
command oi iho mm h .sought for eji x J
if <1 1 1 f ? ?. Tii. is ii wIih thai fiW
faii ii <? of medicine gave I hie lo tho
f|iiai'k with Ills in. hI i ii in m, and who,
even loil iv, delude:-; tho Hick and it f * i
lli< '<?,) wliii his deadly (limon; ami I
(Inn n is i liiit iho hoautitul ;uid inin '
< .in' kvicjk'o of mt'h.'orology ami j
v/uather forrcasltiiK has Ktven rirft; to
its own i line p.. I'a alien, a hunt of
N'Tij; rango wealher forecasters*, I hut |
in a in v h(<-i huts <111.1 wholly Irrational r
| way claim to l>> : able to foreavo that j
which path-til, haril and iiitclllxc'IU |
. ; iji lin '??i'liliiK; !?>? 'j.S'IST""!. !!P!!i
ill III! (li'l'ls III' t ho Will l"l liltr- Hot l>< VI! I
al<l. to .: i, and l>y th< itj lin i hern j
declared i hi )'i in t li able.
[i is tin., t mil our own acat'i. r bit- ]
i ? : 1 1 1 iinl ih'. meteorological wrvi "OS
o| ? i h ? ? i* countries have dentnusi ramd j
the iiiiici icalillit y or roiv. aiiiluM ih.)
u.-hIImi lor I two or in v*ry ;
favorable < i.inl#W;n:i tilled days In ail- !
\ n i ? ? ? ? with it a?oiiblu accuracy, but
It Oil . f I (? HI < .| ;. 1 4 I X, with OtH.' .'iccord,
i;i iis ill.* |i is* iliility of foi ecatdinp? tin)
wcat her for :t nionili or a season in ;
.id'. mice. ii nil y? i i lie ;e < Inn la. fin.t. j
i l;i:. .i v. haL nol : . who make a I :i I r .
lhoti.*',h I'l'Mrtu!' in liviiu; hy m-ilin^
: ... 1 1 :r i.! in tin (nihil:*, and, j
whit I. -iill tn .,<? si ran r,"', reputable j
in'. thai ordinarily ;.i ? not will- i
ii j*. | at I i? to any t'r.iinl. publish am h j
lol i i'. I 1.1 lilt i r < ol II III li H.
Ti: ? ?h ? . i . i It 1 1 My ii|' hui:; t'lltie lore-:
<a"; i.. ad tnli ted, | h ? *i f usoflth if:
ih. y wen' possible cannot he y.aui. ai I,
and t h' l ? attempt Is no' deprecated. ;
tlw < intrarv success la a:*ticntlvl
hoped for mitl encouraged on raiionat i
ri1. u ml ', hut tin ii practicability la, a' ;
j > r t .iii! wholly denied and cut he
allow u h\ any aMi t.,,)i however frlom! !
1'.. i i \. rit'y Ih' in win never made. !
I > oph who are familiar with iiieteor j
ol.ii;y know I hi*, hul the many hav |
not i,tudi?d Ihe faience, und htllm nce.l ;
hy their dealt e for knowledge and nil.; j
l-.l hy ilu* spurious though plausible;
i ia, in i>l unprincipled h<nu ranjp* lore j
casters reaullv buy and believe tliei
i*'kii|s to tie j;c mil in- Few t . *jit i ? |
worth b v actual v??i*llica t'lon. hut ( re I j
ulou Iv accept accidental as;reeaieui . 1
between the f< ?| ecast ei| weather and [
what mtuallv occul ted as convincing i
proof, while th* failures that so n * t - j
merou: ly happen. If note I ill all. aru j
? hit t i< ahi >? forgiven and forgotten. If'
w.^ubl indeed be strange ! f some of |
tho lont; ran pa forecasts did not \
provo correct. for tin* ehancos nro a *>
about cite iu live that they will, if or ;
('.Inarv Int ~dli;yeiK ?? Is exert isml in
making 'hem. and it Is ? I i i -t probability j
? t chance i that give* life to the Ion*;!
rr.tu.e I 'feeasb'r. Hit' he ha", oilier j
dei ep! i \ i ? deuces. mKIi "d riot hint?;
In- Co. . ca ->t s in the im>:-i general an i j
i nd 'tin 1 1 e language ; he vuat'dn car*'- j
! ?; ! I \ a'.'Mimt any aiteiiipi to ilisprov ? i
! i. forecasts ami keeps open a loop- ]
* '.to!. l"f . svape, ami also stating thai
I'" Ins in tutud sopie oth'M* section !
? if tlu cor, ati y w hero the forecast ed |
condition^ dnl m t ii a I ly o?rcnr.
While/ im ;< ot olony a a sin.nle rap- j
p i vi j/e 1 ? In Ihe h.sl II ft y years, anil
ilrp in- t. I\ i.- h< i n amply demonstrate I j
thai tlK; veai'M-r is ^oveined by law* ;
.. ? certain in iln i: *.i|.im ations as tlr* :
i:i.\ niiii.; (?!!.< r pie tininena of nallii'.', j
.* i'. ;;;t.: t: ?' a'Htoj'a'l far onotirh ?
i : ? i liable tl.e we ther to he for.*
;> (i t !'|>\ ;i :'|-:1 nil ol even .1 month
HI .i i y.iih-i'. tlw We.ithei Hureae. i
!i'*ik'.-.i no i hiitn ?" I" able to neik ? ?
eiise.f foreea.ts lor periods hni'.p*r
i :iaii one. ( -,?? o e r a' l>.nv."-5t three day
: nd I l" the lent'esl pi-fiod tln-re !llllsi
if v"!.\ deci.l" ! (..<n lit ions, as show e.
1'*. tl; ? ilailv ? -irv > of lit* :d iiiosph'S ? ? j
b.\ r.- : : n ? 1 1 ? > "it . trained ?!'d skillful
1 1| 1 1 \ ? 1 Wnh :* i 1 t h? -ktll and ;
' la :ui a :*. of tie* b 1 lah iit availabh-, ]
.1 nd w ;t h ? 1 ? ?) - 11 ' 1 ffort a ?
1 : ::?? and hone. ' in- 1 .0 ? ? apahb- o: , 1
mi -ink. - tin ..ml will >1 ? :*rt"
? .on,; an I tai. tni obsorvaiion ha *?
?h wii lha' **. ? ? : : 1 1 1 ? r 1 luv.y.i are no. >
ihp'i.den? e*i d.iniaty nilln**ii ? ??-.
\or is v.. stit.-r t ot . ?( ast 111 1* a 111 :i 1 1 ? r
of 1 1 1 . | > i 1 . . ? . ? 1 b;'t ability to malic t
i illhh' fo; . . ,1 . i 1 illli 1 1 out li.t 1 I
? t udy. loin; Irn-'! and in! 'diluent 11I1
se|\allolI It is .1 d < lu-beve I It :? t
\\ he*) intellli'i iit. i *.;i1y lie n. \^h.i
law In de tll.-li'.M oh.; . ;i ?peeiallv
1 ! : wMidd o\. r. i'le iii fall aeeoiil in
li. ir ib'tiial tin' p:ai inahiltt y "f
i.i.ikin;; a? in. e. loiii; inline lofeea t
thai 1 man i;;i|.ir:iiii ? t She very law ^
ia which the fore< ast" tire hrtM-d and
tc'.\ iiiir in mystic:.;, 111 :i ?.'Xl:>lln< plan
eliiry itillu in ?? :. <1 tin Instdr j 1 i< n
v, I. t?!i means n . >t Ii i 1 1 >; avi an irratioi;
.tl i.ientnl <"iinltt ton, : heiild be aide
t,. make iln in
I lie \\'i sih.'r Ibiteau tot!. iv is l'I\
,;n\ tho people tl.e hold seivbtf p > . 1
b v. hul not (onient with tho sn< ?vj
it'.rendy ult.iinetl. ii Iiks in tho pad.
and I now. ntudvin^ rvtiy availal b
and ruf'Kesled nit iitis .f tinpiov!r:;
ami
oxttiuliPK 'he sitijie and amp!:
nt its forecast a, fur both siiot I
r.ntl Ion f; |?crlotls. and should lon^
1 tinge foie^rt^ts tvci hettuiio possible,
ii will he through rtt -h etT.n ts and
not by the brauKudiani nie'.hotls ol
I imiorant charlatan wiio new octnpy
j ihe Held w ith their lotto t ani*,e loro
I Ci.sli-\.
l*r?>f. Willi.; .1 .Mooie. who, as Chief
I of hto W'oathor Itnrcaty ha-, had to
I deal with this subj??i-l In brth an ad
i mlnlstrati\o way and in its sciontillc
j aapo? I, reootHly riait'u hi* vlows on
.so'callod Ion range forecasts in no
uncertain lancnftRo, ami wholly in
eondeinnnth t). In isnbfttftnoo he -Aid
that it Is tho opinion of the leading
ntovcorcloguta of woild that pub
ISo int?reita ore injuiod by th* P-tLlU
ration of so-oalta) long renf* w??ih?r
fortoMU, wjjtcUU )' lucb predietlotti
a? relate to ??vere utorm*. floW?,
drought*, and other atmospheric pb*
j uornena of a dangeiou# and damaging
j i huracter, and the pcraiatcnt effort*
of certain men to folet their predic
tion I oil ? li*% public, for public fain,
had reached Much proportions that, ft la
deemed advisable fairly and temper
ifialy to counteract jhe influence of
thouo whom wo bblieve to be prey
in k on the crcdulllty of the public.
They 'mfty beileve that they havo dlb
{covered a physical law or a meteoro
logical principle that hat; riot been re
' vnalcd to the astronomer*, meteoro
loglHtu or to any other elana *>t Helen
j Ullc In . eHllgatot H, but the publica
tion 'of predictions that by reason of
| tlioli- absolute inaccuracy are culcu
(hito.j to posit viely InjutJoiTb to ag
i Ki 'cult in a!, commercial and other in
dustrial hit erects, casting a serlouH
?toil bt o?i i he honcHty of their purpose,
and upon their rtlsiuterertcd devotion
jto the publl wed faro. Huch publica
tion* bring 'hi> sclent e of meteorology
? Into disrepute and cannot, therefore,
! bo mado in response ?'> * desire to
ndvanco tna? s"i?*nce along useful
lines; and they retard the work of
j honest 1 1 1 v ? .?>! igatoi h through whose
j efforts only can g.iliis Im made In the
j fundamental knowledge ol the causa
(10:1 of weather, that will JiiKitiy fore
Gnats f< i; a njt?ulh or a reason in ad
vance. V
in a circular let.ffcr to observers ou
the khiik! subject, I'rof. Moore says
"I hope iho t inn; will come when It
will be possible to foiecast the weath
er for coining season#, to specify In
what r?'i;|if-( t. the coming month or
t canon will cetiforiu to-or depart from
tlio wc.::ther that ih common to the
month <? ?eanon; but that time has
not yet arrived, and I believe that
you will be bunt reiving the public in
Ureus when, wiihout indulging in
personalities or mentioning names",
> ou !nn<li the community you servo
1 1 j < ? limlrat Ions t,r weather forecast
lug and warn it against impostors.
Your public prcm? should, and doubt
will co-operate with u? In thin
endeavor." J. W. BAUER,
See lion Uirector.
n
THIS RKNATK.
The political complexion of the S?n
uU \6 expectrd to ho an toiiows:
( N';i IjK > <;!' St. !(.<?;; which elected Leg
Itlaturcn t hii t will < boose Senators ar<?
printed in capital letteiH.)
States'. Dem. ltep.
Alabama 2
Arkansas 2
CAhll'OUXI A V
( 'olorado 2
( 'ONNHCTICIT 2
l:KI,AWAHK I
FLOHl DA 2
Georgia 2
I daho 1 1
I'linols 2
INDIANA 2
Iowa
Kansas ?
Kent in ky 2
I ami-.dnna 2
M.MNK
Maryland 2
M \S> U'llPSKTTS 2
? 1 1 ?. 1 1 1 1 C ? A N 2
MINNESOTA 2
M iSKlHSl |> |? I 2
MiSSOl K1 2
MONTANA I I
N mm ASK A 2
N FA' A DA 1 1
New Hampshire 2
MOW IF K SKY 2
NKW VOilK 2
Ninth Carolina 2
NOUTIl DAKOTA 2
( 2
CV'j.on ?!
I'c n nay Ivan la
ullODI-: ISLAND
St * 1 1 1 h Carolina 2
Staiih Dakota 2
TKNNKSSKK 2
TKXAS fc 2
CTAII ? 2
V Kit MO NT 2
Virginia 2
WASHINGTON 2
WKS'f VIlUilNIA 2
WISCONSIN 2
WYOMING 2
Totals
Itrpubiican majority, 20.
Present Senate?
lirpMblicans
I leinocrats
:.7
:i:?,
Kcp'tbiican tnttJor.iC/ 24
WOIJI.D'S F.Ui;,
Oeroniiuo. (he famous Apache chief,
!s now at tin Fair.
The I " 1 1 i t ? ? . I Stales P.iucau of For
estry has a line display.
A la r:re captive balloon is now tnnk
iiiu ma it v' ascensions every day at the
I'air.
( i ne hundred and lii'ty ,iiiii-U?ishas are
in use at the I'air to carry visitors ewr
tile "loniuK
Tin-re ate I ? *: *. varieties of apples
.-how a in the Indiana exhibit ;ii the
I 'a lace ot 1 1 or t icitll lire
Two Y.Vi caudle power search lights
are operated on the two towers ol the
Philippine Weather JPaivau.
The Alaskan hide exhibit im-lnncs
raw ami drcs?ed hides of every fui
bearinji animal in lhat country.
iin.- i f the s;i'?al Territories seeking
admission to the I nioji. New Mexiio.
is visy i ?;???? D iuevidrncc at the World's
Fan
dai.y \ i s 1 1 w ?' s are attracted by i h . ?
t>;:,' waterfall in the Alaska section
ft ih" I 'a la i e of Forestry, Fish ii'ad
< i:1 me.
iii,:. iii r iTi i t a I s hv prominent organ
i s t s of the ? ountry are given daily on
tin- largest organ in the world in Fex'.i?
\ a I llall
1 1 x I ? i I ? i t i ; ? 1 1 -s of the wonderful proper
lies of the X rays are given daily i > >
the lint-man section of till' Palace of
1 Id uca t ion.
Three typewriters especially made
for ex 1 1 i 1 ? : t ion purposes, and valued at
SI l.%t? t a> h. are show n in the Palace of
Liberal Arts
A map of Aim rii a and the Philippine
1-!. mils embroidered on .lusi cloth n
shown in the educational building oi
l he Philippine reservation.
To the .sportsman, the most fasc'.nal
i n^ exhildt in that great l'.elgian na
tional building at the Fair is the co'.
k'ctioii of Lh use Lemuine gun barrc.?.
Snake Culture In Australia.
Snakex. according to the prevailing
popular notion, should bo killed nt
rdglit utterly useless and positively
dang< rous creature?, but in Australia
they are now being systematically
reared foi the saku of their skins,
which have a considerable commerc ial
value in London. Paris and New York.
Snake skin is the fashionable mate*
rial for slippers, belts, bags. purses,
card oases, jewel boxes, dressing ta
ble ROcWidftos. etcv Habbit trappom
supplement their mcai>a considerably
by catching j*oung snakes and extract*
lutf the poisonous fang* "The blade
aro al>o oxport tnak? catcher*. To
thorn the aniko l? ?Q airmbU ?i li
cit oi <iut.
DANGfRS FROM BOLL WffVIL
Cotton th? Only Fibre Suitable For
Cldth Making at R**&c?n?hle Co?t ?
Weevil . Mutt Be Kept Out.
QiJie boll weevil is menace to t tio
vutli. |>r. '.H|)illn)Uu of the agrlcul
uial department and others think
hat t hin irn pend in g im iiaif will moan
? gnat deal in the way of showing
hat cotton if not tint only crop which
an be raised with profit in the south.
I wa? for thin reason that tho gov
?iniiiMji :it :? <llv?THlfkatl'>[i farm*
II the country.
The I'^lsljuore of >* < ? 1 1 1 1 1 ('arolfllft
unl I he h'gislat tire of other i-tates
iave paf nod lav.* forbidding the im
portation oi farm products from the
I'exa* dlslrkts infested witii the wee- I
v i t which i:s destroying the cotton
to pa in Texas and Mexico hut hat) not
made its wa> across tin- Mississippi.
At the convention at Shrevoport on
ihe 3rd of November to discusa ways
*nd m?*aos of keeping the boll weevil
out of tli" ho u 1 1 1 , it wan decided to call
x meeting of the representatives from
ill (Ik* southern states.
Mr. J. C. l'ugh, ( hall man of tho
executive commit I eo. has written v<Jov.
Ileywnrd, urging the latter to attend
the convention and anking him to ap
point 100 delegates from this state.
A (iHAVK .STATIC OK AI'T'WIllS.
In bin letter to (2ov. Heyward, Mr
l'ugh says: "An alarming phase of
I lie weevil Kituation Ik that the <otton
producing states yet utUnfeslcd do not
appreciate the certainty of the wee
vil's reach in the entire cotton area
of tho t'nited States and the conse
quences resulting, , unless something
Is done, and done at onee, to antici
pate this infestal ion uir devise means
for the absolute extermination of tho
weevil from the present Infested cot
ton hi ruin of Texan and '..ouishtna.
"We therefore. hen of you an the
executive head olllcial and represen
tative of your commonwealth taht you
appoint 1 00 delegates, representing
your varied cotton interests to nttenil
the national cotton convention to be
he|(l in the city of Shreveporl. l>a.,
Dec. 12, Kb II and 15, 1 00 4. Pleaae
urge and emphasize the serlouariess of
the situation and the necessity of a
general awakening of every cotton In
terest throughout the south as the boll
weevil Is spreading at the alarming
rate of f>0 miles each year and on tho
authority of the llnlled States depart
ment of agriculture will In 10 or 15
years invade the entire cotton belt.
"The problem is national and inter
national in Its importance and is be
yond the power of individual and In
dependent state action to solve, no
matter how determined and well di
rected the individual state efforts may
he. \
"Relying upon you -as the patriotic
head of your ttale to lead in the ef
fort to make this national cotton con
f res* the beginning of a campaign
aganiPt the cotton boll weevil, that
shall end in letainlng for the I'nlted
States her present position in the cot
ton growing countries of the world, we
>irge von to give this scilous and Im
portant matter ynur i nutted hue atten
tion."
Fires ?ri Darlington. 1
Darlington, Special. ? Saturday night
a Kin house and glint mill owned l?y
Dr. A. T. Baird, or this place, was
burned, together with several bales of
cotton, seed, etc.
The Rin and mill were in the same
building and were operated by water
power. The place is known as Smith
mill In the Doversvlllc section. The
loss will amount to several hundred
dollars. Mr. A. T. (iainoy, who Uvea
!>lx miles from Hartsville, lost a Kin
11 nd several bales of cotton Wednesday
niKht. On the same night Mr. P. S.
Wilds lost a l?arn and some cotton.
Thursday night Mr. J. T. Rogers, of
Society Hill, lost about. 15 hales of Cot
ton; a Rln house and a quantify of
reed. The total loss of these four fire?
will ttum up some $4,000 or $5,000. It
is indeed singular that these four ca
lamities should have occurred within
less lime than a week and all in the
same county.
Banker Held For Murder.
Roanoke, Va.. Spec ial ? The coioner's
jury In the < aso of Dr. Fredei ie l.rfew.
who died from a knife wound in the
breast received at the hands of .Charles
Fishburn, a banker and broker,
0' ought in a verdict that death was
causcd ay above (stated. Fishhurn is in
)ail to await trial for murder.
Excitement Over.
Ma. on, (ij.. Spof.ial.~The guard* on
Vty at a hospital bete where Frank
Chiistian, the slayer of Fied Tharpe,
himself wound'"] in the encounter, lies
\.ounded, have I ren removed. It is be
ii'.ved that thev will not be longer
reeded, as no fuither attack is feared
1 1 ?>m '-Ik* mob which made its appear
ance at that institution at an eaily
hour Sunday morning. Christian is
rapidly recovering from the effect of
the wound which was inflicted in his
stomach, and the hospital authorities
Ueliove that I.e. will be able to leave the
institution net later than the end of
this week.
Expelled from Venezuela.
v\'A#hington, Special. ? A. F. Jaurett,
editor of The Venezuelan Herald, has
1 ? <mi orJeied expejled from Venezuela
' y President Castro. The news came to
the State Department In a cablegram
n mi) its legation at Caracas. No de
tail* are given, but it is stated that
Mr. Jaurett has always defended Amer
ican Interests in his paper and has
? ake? the side of the asphalt company
jr. its recent trouble. It is thought
here that he is an American citizen.
Civil Service for Canal.
Washington, Special ? President
i rfucscvelt will shortly feign an order
| completed by the civil service and is
thmian canal commissions, extending
the civil service regulations over the
employes of the canal commission. The
order embraces all employes except
those appointed by the President. a^<)
laborers. Beild?9. about thirty places
are txcapttd. such at tb? secretary to
tfca coantHlOR, th? aaor+tary to tU
fcvtrpor isaaral of the tont. tb? m
i ??# (tfiiMur (or ib# mi. ttf.
TREE WITH^A HISTORY.
Under Its Branches WathirtQton and
Lafayctt* Conferred.
A gigantic chestnut tree, with a
?l?th cf about iwent y-flve feet, an J nr.
der whose branches in 1777 Washing
ton and I-afayttte hold a council I
war and ato their meal* while camp* j
Ing on (ho pUco when the American j
aVray ua? marching from Haiti more
to PhiUdolphio, ir one of the many,
object? of Interest shown to visitors*
on H o McCormlck farm, near Haiti- i
more. This Ib not a tradition, hut a
well authenticated fact, as it* abund
antly attested by the archives of the
McCormlck family.
The flint owner of the old manor j
was Geo>, ho Councilman, who obtained
possession of the farm through n grant
from l,ord Haiti more. Tin; grant Is In |
possession of Mr. McCormlck, >vbo i
prizes it as a precious heirloom. Sir !
McCormlck became a member of tl-.o j
Councilman family by marriage with ?
Miss Martha Councilman, daughter of
Oeorge Councilman, who recently died !
at I ho advanced ago of 90 years. The
grunt Is beautifully engrossed 01/
parchment and is well preserved aiWl
? perfectly legible. The place was j
named Mark Alexander's Range In
honor of Mark Alexander, Lord Haiti- '
mores agent at thnt time. It |s situ
ated on tho old Rluo Hall road, a
short distance east of Pokorny's Four
mile house, on tho Rclulr road.
BOAT TO SAIL ON LAND.
Mouthful Eastern Inventor Hat Built
Novel Vehicle.
This luteal tiling in the way of a j
vehicle is a land aailboat, which has ;
been invented by Master Pembroke
Jones, Jr., aged 12, of Newport, and I
which, if It proves all the young man I
sxpects, Is sure to attract attention j
In the world of science.
The boat, in it general way, -looks ;
like an Iceboat on wheels. It Is 25 feet j
over all and is In two parts. Like an j
loolmnl W to I'rtnll v iwWltlnn' lutf ,'l 1
, ?,
framework, from which rises a mast
carrying a single fcall like that ot a
cat boat.
The rear section of the craft is !
square and running through it hit - r- I
ally is an axl>>, upon each end of 1
which is a bicycle wheel. The forward !
section is in ihcf form of a triangle,
giving tho vehicle a general triangu
lar form. On the front of tho forward
section is another bicycle wheel, mak
Ing three wheels in all upon which the j
land boat runs.
The forward and aft sections aro !
connected by a plank upon which the ;
forward section turns 011 what is !
known on a carriage as a lifth \vhe< 1. |
The forward wheel, by which tho '
land boat Is to be steered, is connect- ?
ed to an ordinary steering wheel, lo- 1
catcd in tho rear section, the ^ear
and methods of connection being that )
employed J'.i yachts. ? New York Aincr- 1
icun.
Lawyer's Labors Divided.
De l^ancey Nicoll's most recent ex- j
planation of his retirement from the
post of district attorney of New York
county in 1894 came under the eye
of James \V. Osborne, who was his
opponent in the criminal libel proceed
ings involving Amory and tho Metro
politan Street Railway company. "I
had tired of sending men to Jail, and
wished to try another branch of tho
profession." "Ouess that'sabout right."
observed Osborne. "Tho first half of
Nicoll's career was spent In getting
scoundrels Into prison. The last half
is spent In keeping them out."
Responsibility Fixed.
The New York Mall 1"iab finally flxoil !
the responsibility for Hie baldlieadod- j
ness of tlie men nf this generation, :
the Watertown Times-Standard states. I
It is the nightcap that <1 Id the nils- i
chief, and while it did not make Hie
generation that woro It baldheaded. it
weakened the hair producing organs
and subsequent generations havo had
to pay for the same. That in Tho
New York Mali's explanation. It is
just as good as jiffy. StNl tho musi
cian's explanation Klvon a short time
)ago, that baldheadedness was caused
by antagonistic vibrations of certain
tunes, is rather better, because It ap
pears so much more scientific and
gives rango for wider speculation.
French l* Populnr.
According to the report. of the Na
tional Union of TeacliersP French Is
the most populnr language among j
students. In other subjects bookkeep- ]
lug comes first in favor, followed by J
shorthand, arithmetic and typewrit- 1
iug
There Is more < 'aturrh In this section of the
country than all other diseases put together, j
anil until tho iust fow years was supposed to 1
bo incurable. Foratfrwiu ninny years" doctors |
pronounced It a lo-*al iliKfiwn ami prescribed |
local remedies, aiul l>y constantly failing t.? i
cure with local treatment, pronounced It in- '
curable. Science has proven Catarrh to he a !
constitutional disease and therefore require* J
constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
(hire, manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co., ;
Toledo, Ohio, la the only constitutional cure
on the market. It Is taken internally In dose*
from 10 drops ton teaapoonful. It acts direct- j
)y on the blood and mucous surfaces of thi
system. They offer one hundred dollars fo;? |
any case It fails to cure. Send for circular-* I
and testimonials. Address F JTCiixxir A
Co.. Toledo, ().
Hold bv Druggists, 75.*.
Tako rtull's Family Flits for constipation, j
Tli# Sprnkrr to ltotlro.
Mr. r.ully, who has entered his sev- '
entieth year will probably retire from j
the Speakership of t lie House of Com- I
mons before another birthday comes j
around ns a viscount and with u pen- j
fdon of ?2000 per annum.
FITS permanently cured. No fits ornei vom
ness aftor llrst day's uso of Dr. Kline's (Iran j
Nerveltestorer, Vit rial bot tleand treat Iso fro )
Dr It. II. Kiwr.LW., !W1 Arch St., Philn., Pa. f
'eiic highest railroad bridge in the world j
is Fern. 1
BUnh* Co(ff? Wln? K**rjrlhlti(,
St. l.ouis, Nov. 11. ? World's l'air gives I
C. F. lll.tnkc Tea and Coffee Co. hijtheoi I
award, grand prire and koM medal on eol- !
fee, also live additional highest awards on
(?rant Vf'abin Tea, Ouaker Ceylon Ten,
CliinOTea, Shidmokaken Japan and For
mouwl>??, making greatest number
grand prizes ever awarded one firm.
There ere 14.000 hotels in the United i
States.
Ido ftot believe Ptso'e Cure for Coaramp- I
tlofc bas aaequal for coughs aad colds.? Jo?m 1
|\ BOTH, Trinity Springa, lad.. Feb, 15, IWO. i
w' !
Miss Cannon, Secy IMroit Amateur
Art Association, tells you no- women what to Jp
do to avoid pain and suffering caused by
female troubles. ^ , ? /M
/
i>i i PE/k\l F'nkham: ? I rj'm eon.?eientlously reenmmeiid LydfaiBt ? ?$
* I1 , !'U H, ^ Compound to (!>,;? ' of my .sisters suffering Witil. ?
iciuu.c weakness and ih?. t roubles which o?W befall women. I suf- a
leied for m<, in 1,8 with general Weakness j, jL S(, ut,liy I h?i M
aid work to keep up. I had sluioL]^ paircs, :md whs utrerly miserable. MM
In my distress I was advi.vd to u.-e V.. Pinkhani's' Vegetable "j?
A'V,'"!1:1""1 11 AVasJl ?*?l w!:.m I h. ?k the first dose. M
w... :l .5,,nV luy 111r;;t("-<Ui.ii !)<?;: mii. I;; .-i\' v.wLs 1 v.ns a changed
r w,:!! n*'1 v n. il! < U I V ? t!. I r? ? ! i socl-iii'd and happy that .*9
35ft lonoi TV* -'^V.15' Wllasldi.r-.MI.S4 Cui-A Gannon-, 1
? tot., Detioit, Mi.'h., Nvretary Amateur .Ait Association.
,n ,Ms btdy's letter that kydia M. ' Jlj
fif u,.ltlllll . ?tt?tabIo Compound cor^iioly cure (he. suffering# "?
nnlv ii?? /^IV V, ,n ono consider*-' that. jV, i:>..? tiannon'a letter i.i ;
nniiUct ? ? ! countless hundreds which v.e arc continually
" ll!"1111' ?;'!VS,KirrK of iui* virtue of Mrs. l>iuk
of fo ma 1 oil i * " ' i ''.V n!.v,!,:u; c.uvof all kinds
this limi?r St,",t0 i';m |, ,VS,!,,>' <"1"- S!" ?<?*? ?!?u'U lVU?
t<> accept ifiythirii ?!,'? llu!*V "" a " *Um*' ''"uI Smc ,>ofc '
liaui's v S l r1 ,N ? " Just. a:. , . ,1 ? >,vdi:i K. IMuk- ?
n
t
Another 5tiffoic!
" I) i:a n Mifs?' Pink ham : - T ?-a?uw?l praii* ;????;?. w-'ii'li-r^il romo.dios ...j.
enough, for they have d?>:io i::?' ni.irc <???>" :d: have .-~
liad. For the last oight years ;ii??l uunv 1 " i;!i iVii;;'!'! troubles,.
wan very weak, yould n??t do m\ a! iiiid K' rvous pros- _ ^
t ration. Soino days I would ivw.u i ?im< ??!:.- ; *?? r a wftnlc day and ? !
night. My 3ioi>rl i ijor.^ thought I aid n i but, thanks to 3
your medic.iiic, I now feel like, a ditl-.-ivnt v..
"I foel very gralt:l'ul to y.iu and will 1 iacn:l Ljditi M. Pinlc*
lmm'fs V'ogotuhle ('oiiipoiiu<l to ail It !.:*s uo\v Ix-on four years sineo
I had the la.st. spell of n.'i voufi prostr::.i"ii. \ only \<vi>d"-d ninety-: -
eight pounds at that time ; now I weivfh ??::?' J j ?; i;? ! r- ? I and i.wcnly-three. . j
"1 consider your Vegetable < on: ; >t?; s 1 1? i I ! ? j::,.'--! remedy inadea J
Thanking you many times for the b?.me!:i i r?-. r-jv,-.! your incdicin^ -'4
I remain, Your.} truly, Mns. J U. Fakmlii, iioi.'j Kilioti Ave.,.,^. Jyjuis^Md.
Reiucinlxtr 3Irs. Pinklintn's nilvieo Is fr<*e ?nd all sick women
are foolish it they asU for it. She speaks from the widest
experience, and has helped multitudes of women.
$5000
F O FJ F E I T If tr n ci 11 not f"Ol:n llh }>r</ftuco tliu and flt'HAtures
ubuvo testiiiloniuU, whK-h will ,-rov.i tlx-n itiisotn'o --j..
1; I'i 11 it >1 ;? in (.ynn, Mni.n
ejjarpin
To littler &<tv*rits* tli? South'* l.t>a<!lng
RualuMi follcBC, four ?c'liohii-ht ;?> jtr? of
fercd young persons of this county al !esi tli?i^
cost. WHITE TODAY
GA-ALA. BUSIHESS COLLEGE, Macon, Ga.
PIMPLES
"\ trim! #11 kltuls of bloml romrtlle* whlrh fnll?4
to <1o m? nuy good but 1 hav* found tho rt?r)it thing
ftt iKHt. My f?eo war full of ]>1 in (>!?? ami Mv'n
h(<?it*. After taking rin'umts tbr> nil left I nm
root Intllng thn u?o I'f the 111 unit reitoiionCTxIi i g
thorn to my frlond*. I feel 6nr when 1 rl?<i u (ho
morning. llopo to have a cliuuce to recouiim-ud
CftacareM."
Fr?d C. Wltlen, 76 Kim St., Nownrk. N. J.
Best For
The Dowels
CANDY C ATHJLRT1C
T*1?A?*nl, Potent, T??to Oood. Pr? Good,
H?Tor StoUCn, Wofcken or Orip<?. 10f. 3Uc S< ?.>?
?<>Kl la hulk. Tim ic-miino t*l>!ct ?tani(ieJ Cl'O,
Qd*r nil t oo.l to cnro or yoor nionry buck.
/ Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 595
ANNUAL SALE. TEH MILLION BOXES
Ell UVil
l"l havo used your FISH BRAND
Slicker for live years and can truth
fully say that I never hav# fud
anything give me so much com.
fort and satisfaction. Enclosed
find my order for another one."
(name axo Aoonrta oh A*ritoATio*>)
You can d?fy the hardest storm with
Tower's Waterproof Oiled
Clothing and Hats
OUR GUARANTEE IS BACK OF THIS
SIQN OF THE FISH
A.J. TO WER CO.
Bo* ten. U. S. A.
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toronto, Canada
tOWWs
50. 47.
t,i w?tir
\w> guaiantec a quick ' ^
?::<! Illf euro in ?H'
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iH.OOI) PO I S C)W?
SI lilt TUUE.VABtr
? ?bus. weak ka<
rno.sT.vnu r It o
nu; and ai,l dm
]-;ask:> PEGU 1,1 A 1
T<? MfcNr*-AL80 ALL
NJ^tVoUH, KIDTHS*;
-Ifl-ADDEK AND liEO
I A I, I'IrlF.ABES AN]
lHitrL'.MATlUM.
! Important 4
1 Atlanta who trout their oas-.'B t
Write " .vo" onnnot mil and
111 11^ your tr?>ul>W nu<l rwlvo
turn mall, f n??j of chur^n, our
ltluuk.
UEHT HO M K TRF.ATMr.MT.
tlon Fr*.v Everything -<>iit)<lontlfll.
Drs. Lcalhcrman &
Cor. Marietta nod }or%yth
ATLANTA, GA.
nouri: S I\. rn. to 10 j>. m.
&un>lay; it) to
est qii Earth
liana's Planters and Dlslribnttfrf
WE GUARANTEE THEM. ? w
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
Wrlti* for I'rlcPt and Cnluto uo.
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Hacon, 0*.' :
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and millstoni
mills
y W<LLINA?|ust4Ni caV*
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