The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 13, 1905, Image 4
MEDICAL EXAMINER
Of the Unitcc* States Treasury We Com
mends Fe?ru-tia.
Another Prominent Physician U$?8,
and tndorsos Pc-fu-na.
nit. I,|,!':\VKU,YN JOKIMN. Mf.1i
<**i Kxailliltft ol t It*? I\ S. Tiva*ur\
l)r|)4ilnH'Dl, v(i'a<li>atc n' Ci.'timlra
;4n<l 'vlio svrv<l ( or*"f v< ai ?.< ?t
Wi-tt IVuni, has li?f fallowing t<> ??'<> <>l
? " 1 Vram.:
? ^ Allow titr la r.rftrrm tn y iii'n //"Mi*
to you /v?r thfihrm-fti flrr/ml from
*tonr icamlorf ul r.'iniuly, ihi>- shot t
nuinthhun hroiktjh t/'oi I ? ? rn*tih *??(/??
?i?fi / tiou' t:on*t<l?r my*rlf o ut-ll
mana/lfi' months of unfj'ri l on. Irt
ion mjl'vre rn, I'ttru na u III * tun yon-"
7 A constantly mrrrn/nnR nmnhrr c f pity ?
/irians IVroria in 'hn'K | ? ra lm
'It li;t? iirr't* c'uit t ntcrith *.? lhur<?ijK>ily ,
t'vt'n lite -^locKjfst Iiuvo ovi,r?'?#:nr> t Jit-it i
lufjudico ii^ujiuts nova lint f<al?'iii
fine* and ivcoinnu'iwl it t<> ???*??' k.
Vchiim oiTiipifif a iinii|'ic pozitKj'i in
V?nvli''?l HMi'nT. I'- is th?- only i:iU*rn?l
?#y?fc inic ?vitiirrh ri'iticils known t<? I he
TO/Mliral* |>t ofVasiou today. Catarrh, a.?
irvfvy ono Hill admit, it t ho ? mi??- of <?(!??
half lh<> ri <*0:4 ftlyli iifftift tti/iitkin<l
V'^tarrli <iik| rutiirrliHl ilit-r-ahfn nftlirf <in?
half of lite |)i-r>p!<; <>(' i ii<' I rut' <i S t ? t ???? .
i ????**??.***?????**??*???*???????*?
? Jtobfrt, II. It *, M. I>., Wnth |
<)?Ktnn, I). l\, writ on* X
J "Vln-Oiiffh nu/ own r.t /H rtrmf J
J a H il'i'l I /is full of nm hi/ nf m j/ S I
5 fl'ftfiul i ti ml itcffUiil nlanrcn who j
* hava hern ror.ul or r-'lli'ii'il ?/ I !
4 rci ta fi'li bft lh ?? u *r of Hurl inn n '* ! i
* IVruufi, / vim conflrfrnt I u rcro?n~ I
* nirn I It to th oho mtfjrrhi'i fro in J
* tfiicft tl lnor.tr r.4, anil hart > ntihi>?l-t
itotton In prcitcrlblHfi It to mi/ J
4 f //im f *. " ? // #/>'(?/. li Ito^rr-K. |
f'atarrli is ;i nyntcni!<' cantult
oniy hy svr.t?'iuii- I r<Mt nii'ui . A .'??uinty
i lint r.'iiri s iiii/iii lt ii, in, t itoti ilnt'fil v a!
i If ^''iTivsod urrvp renfiTs. ') lr- i* v/i-iii
IV-runa <Ii??t?.
vi'niiiH mi in/ 'I i.i t <*h i ii vi^or.1 1 en ? iic
l:crvc<;<*nlr"s wluili ifivew Mialitv t'> |tic
niticouis ii i'a it* I ?5M t s <? p3 . I hfit citiitrrn ili.s.ip
|?rnrn. '1 lien ( itarrii i<? fHTriuiiu'iitly oMrvi!
n
ALWAYS
CALL 1 OR A CIC.A R
RY ITS NJ ami-:
MLANS MORM T! JAM
/.NY OTHER N'\ML
x;uown uawjr <;oou FOR PRESENT:
"I .iranl Ol. J cr I* (li?
Dorj Crinctery a Failure
All Souls' day in I'm in r< v#?i?'#?d 1 1 ?>
Tact Ilia) i he uup < ?? inr' ci y, "slalt
lijdvd hojf? 1'utu Nfjirs* ago, hii:; |n*f ? v<*?l
h dtaiunl fill lu r". Only a f"w wr??ai iiri
nnd fOYoral huuehes of ? hr\ sunt ho.
mil mi! omamnnicd ttir tooth* <?n !h?
ku! 'tnn day, mid ilu? few i .?* 1 1 ? . : (q
tho crnii'tiTy sf i'i^d afntid of h' inpr
hpi'ii paying llii-i^ rrnpoi'l;? to tag
Ornvou o? tliHr p<d?.
>? I i s ai.iii'Mit ly cured. No Ut " <ir uci ?? . . . ? -
nr>iM,?fh i' Mr-a <l/iy'H una "f J?r. I\ lino f* tircat
Sin I ?< >t t l??nml trrnlN<? f r'<>
I>r. ii, II. lii.m:, I >td, , !>HI A r?-l? M I'll tin . I'?.
A.* iMiiy IRV.'i the li'.ii ??oirtij"1!"' ?'< oi
*tTU"C iTfis r-auhli.dii'd in Tokio. .J.ipin
A (iilRrnut?<'i1 t iirf KdI t'tlri.
Itching, Mind, Hircdmg or I'rolnnl.na
lMrp. PrMggMs >vill refund inonry if I'n o
Ointment laih t?> cure in 0 to 14 d.iyi. S'X\
t luler .1 now wOnum m?n?\ l.-?i v.
* i*)'. the pulijir ^? hr?cl/j or l.ondmi.
M rs. W Ihj?I*>tv h s<>'d hlnj? Syrup f? ? i- ? hildi t*u
trot lithtf, ?uftcu tli" Kiims. nnlu Iidhiiunut
Uuu. allays pain curw wind <vdl'\ '.f.V.ft I" ?Kin
I'ayiKK ly airship u, liir l.-wo
fu-?luon lulc novelty in I r i s .
1'iRo'b ( villi Is the best medicine \vi^'vfnn?i|
for all affections of throat and Ihu,;h. ? \\ m.
V. Vanburrti, liuh. le'o. 10, l'"".
'J ho latest lad in T.-tadon i? lo h>U
paper cliawcs in motor care.
'I'm Cure a In On# Hut
Take Laxative iiromo Quinine i'ab.'e:s. Ail
dt insists refund money it i? lads l<*> rine.
X), \\ i.irove'f signature is on hn'. "<V.
\ Miinil, I II *? ! : '?? J' Will aj? * hi ?
l?M ic:- pr.ee than <i p.ii'i on?-.
1l? h cured in 30 mir.nlcs hy \V<>'.iiui ii'?
Sanil irv l.otini:. Nc\??r fail.-. S>>' 1 hy n'l
driiKK'-ifn, fl. Mail <>rd'"r? p|-oi:.p'.iv lit'rd
h\ |)t !?' Potch ri. CniiN'forvljv i!"''. Ind.
IJijar 'm.<; >?( the it ij'i.rt ir.i aU? iii
the- ; ;jJih ;;un uj t !??? Iinrst ? .> o 1 .
\ its Of r- ! I ? ?< f > .iiMlU.'M .'I ! l.i
w :-<? env timiKM'-d hj the v.. ??:' ii
tail t!ii?{ \}i4' slif'plu'l'd ? lis a *???? ?? <>>
thin hoard t?> tlu* luidi'."* pail, viho.e it
!s not covcird with t!ii> Vc wmd. ti> pw
Aint it from ho!n? t??i!t tiv th?' i<ushf.;
i t--. Sf;nu: havo vtnnll whir ls ai1l\od t >
Jactlitate tho drngnlnw of th> .->? Iumi j.s
i: M ?'!? (luMti. Tlit: tail ??l' a i out i is &. 2 1 1 siu t ;i
this sort usually weichs sii'ifrn
januids or upward, whi'o tiiai of a laixo
id'tfr hoinj* well t'fit fnof) \v]|!
?*-. < ' ? ^ i j lift y ponii t. .
A dude pivrt' i <?! li-'iitMal.v pio lnor.*
?h-ad wrinons. So. v'
ALL OONE OUT.
t derail .Jo-lma Heller. of T"<' s??r.!b
Walnut cli't'i'l, Ijrbamt. 11!.. >*>>. t ??
the fall of is'.1',) nfier tnkii ^ Ojiiu'*
Kiuuey Piilf i (oi'i
1hc reader* of ih,<?
ptipor t\)?{ they U;<?lJ
relieved inc of kid
ney trouble. di*
- posed? of st huu?
back wit b. pain
nOiORS ujy loius ami
beneath the hbonU
der blades. . Dur
ing the interval
which ha6 elapsed
I have hod occasion 4
to vc?ort <o U<wn'**
KTJtiey Pnla Tvlu-n
1 noticed Vfln&ijfs
*>f an ntUck. On eaeh-and every ocoh
"*lrra~lli6 rciiiltfc obtained were Jhm or
ifltiifactory as when tlie pills were
trot bvougbt to ray notice. I Juat n?
. emphatically endorse tt?o preparation,
ai I did over thro yeara ago."
-Mllborn Co., Bsffftio. X Tn
for sale by etldrogf iels,
:rsr
Dr. Lltiwftllyn Jorilnn,
Medical Examiner United
T rcasury,
!: , ?J.?L ?Jt-i i\r ;t I; i
I." f >iy icsa'.tH from the uaa oi I'triiiin,
?a tuc at ouco (<> |)r. HhiIiiiihi, a
lull kIii ti'tiit'ii t >d your /\ ? < ? I he wi'l Ii*
' j/!i .jwoil to jfiv#* yon )u js vaiu.ililo a I vice
griMi*.
^ Aililic?i |)r. Uiitm.m, i'ir?ii|rnt <f
Tho ll irlinan S ir,itiu turn, ( 'ohiiuhiu.
Oliio.
Hoodoo Window in the Post O ff <*
I uf (iia' H ii? 1 1.'; ojI.k ifti'Jn of
! OMli'O. I'osl llllli.l" 1 V.lll ('nit 'A.IM il:|<i.l
In i I I.' li 11 li 1 1 >? 1 of Mi' ])l Mil i|>i< I
I ili )iii'i\ Y'lmliiu hi I In- ?;?<_??????
? i ? * | in 1 1 in' ill i'1 Mill)!* ot )?? ?' i ' 1 1 ? ? 1 1 i ? >?:? r.
, "HI." Nil lliol:< I'. M*? t j.i i>l ill d'
i hiit \v i u ' li * iv I i|i i?i'i' j I'll lumdrodH
(if dl'lhll!5, vsiiii'n ;i I i i ,i hod ;il H c
1 1 1 ? x i v\'iinli<\ . li.Mfr ; ? d i iii o m r, h it
rvi'ry husinosj: ? 1 : i ? " for '.ivat manv
y, ; i'-'. \
j "Snr?'ly \ >>;i il' S 1 ' ii ' " in 1 hat
Ihirfir ii f-io'si Iiiif.- ? tlio I'ol
i inn i< \'h i"i ii. ?. i c;>l: . v 1:< novor ho
wji . s|iol '?!> i f it. :< t < ? I ll" hoodoo
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 >t 1 1* i II' '1 Not i * ' i ? ~ ;'ko IV
man ;i ; ? ? ? 'I < 1 ' 1 i 1 ' '??) !i In-! i hi' I llio
i winiiitv
" I >? ? \ i?l| lili'l ili.H i" .1 IliiinlO'i9"
Tho < -i ! !? liiii'.ii ! up <|iiii i>!
si mi i l?l it I i i ?\ ? ? i<i iiv vliothor I u'o it
liol." ll'1 ;;ii?l "\ rood Iiiiii*' piTMHirt
hii \ ?? iiiiKnil ino ?h.i? M..: -ll,,;! " ^
' \\ i ll,1 ;,i id i h? ? 1 1 1 ? ? ' r, |n \ ?
ha pi 'h" iii f'.ii' ii" "?ii! ? ;? round to
tiir- old man hiMiif d.i;. . ;in l thi'ii lie ii
I liitik It N'i w York I i . ?
atati.stits of Billiard*.
Tn\nlion oj;;;1i!i :* nit*,,;. tiiium ta>
I, lOM of ;l( ft I | 4| ir-l {<? In- <-<l!!<pi:r'|. It
| wr.nld probably )?:,./.!? i i; .? 1 n ? 1 ?.f
?CfKiiKll Stilt i o l? ' ll l? v I , ryril
? MpproMWHiHy tiro tratnljov of h'{
i Kurd tahh s in r; o .n Kiiid.uid. Thoro
I ! m no such dinioiilt y In Fi atioo, whoso
; ho hllllrti'd tahlo ! < a tn\i-d Invi.iry
?in, I iH rolnfivi? Sr?Hpjo?cy '.n com
::: t; in?s of ;? 1 1 (jumP's "f popn!ntii;i5 lili'l
won lt|i in niiid< th" Miiijoit ,it calcu
h.i rd.ihoiMt i> as M-.oy aro in*
, nf>nloti!?. In Jill l-'t ihh '? tlicro nVn
i s;? rt7i; hilliard laldi s, < T i \ i ,! ? ?. I ninoti*
i S . 1 < oiiuiiuto"!. and loaii'itr: tnorO
i hati ' P>."pii lr. la\i-. l.ondon Tit
A LOVELY COMPLEXION
Sm \ i>t k l< >uly 1'iovn I ti*t I ?'r? \Vo?
mull Mhv IliWf l( by I'tlug
Cutlciirn S><?p.
M.?. I:. H- icluit'orr,.'. w ; i r of tii* v. ?
l.iiiiw n ji-wclici i'i 1 1"> I V: tan M , N
oik. "I ii.< i a i ? i\ h-> wax
!y jnouil >>!* Iiit i inn ji'i-x ii v . \\ i ? ?? ? ? ? a-ke 1
m lutl gave her mi. It a hiiiiiant *i?>l lovely
oornp'rvio" , s-* * "p* .??*?* . ' A lioaltlo*
v.>??iirtii ik:i lie i;t "i a line <<i\iu sf fho
>\ I i I lie .1- I (I > II * t* !?*? II'. V ; t'iUi<-i>i ,1 N-?;ip
Air! v (>! .' >in* i tK.it I loliou li' i"
(*\:i>ii;>ic. '.vluch I ?i.>i ?;ri\iv ?. ??ii\ .??
I uii'l that (H'h m.> tli?
? kill *4.1.1, tflii'r. ill : 4 { 4 ! ,r. , ill;,! j 1 1'\ CuH
iriiiK.N* ami ruii^iii.i '
Iiilgntlun in lUknU,
A pvoiiosit ioti is now mi to,.; to i r ? I -
r;i l?* ? ??; litin | >;irt s of N." ? ?i* 1 1 ? 1 1 ' k"t : ;* n? I
i'i M ?>::(;? 1 1 :? Mh-iol'.v tin- ^o\t?:n
lii-ll! i " to 1 Mi t J!J it'! i U-i I ",t .C:<1
tin' *>r! tli is .(JO ti> !?;?> >-? > H'Ti' to.*
Ilio yorvlii1, I'jiv.iMt' iu '???v. annual in*
> : n I'mont < of <) oiirli.
Ht a ri or Oiu.>, Ci n of l\.i ri?o. ? J(
1. 1 . ah ? 'u'.'N r v.
1'rank J. ('Hcxrv oath that Ii? U
I st'i.i >r purlin*:' of tint ilrm of 1'. .1. i'hi.nky A
I ? I ? -l is c blt'dni'V i:i t;i?) ("Uy ?f To)?'il.>,
i rn-.itity mi l Stnv ntorosnt I. nti?l that ?a!>l
I llrrii wiil |'ii v 1 1: ?? tn of iivi: iii nimiki* ro.
I i . \ r, m (,?;? tvioli iiii*l ovvry '."W'.i ut uir.n.i
! Ilia! iMniiof In? 4-nroil |>v tlm i i - ?? llu.i. i
I C.A I'AHIill ( Yll i:. I'llANK ? HI.MV.
| Hworn to lu?f?ir?> iii<* unit Mil>-?i?rib!'.l iu iny
I ? . hicsi,ii',i', tMs tit ti tiny ?'f 1 >o ? ? <? in -
I im-.Ai.. ' tier. A. ??.. A.W.'ili kiv.v,
' ' ,V. 7' s.
llail> t 'iiUki rh Cnr?> is : ?\Uen Into: imily . uud
[ ?>'t? ?lir.>.'tly.oii tin" Mo.nl an>l m.n-oir. Mir
' fa 'o* 4 * r tin" .-/sin ii. Si siii f ? i t" t i'st liiionluN,
(rrc. I'. ?' . i'hi.n'i.i Tol?.lo. O.
S. .(?! 1 ? y r.Ii I >rnvcci-tl"i. ""> '?
i HiiMV l-'iimsiv l't!l? for "?onstij'iu: n.
? .j ; J . c>: I st .
? i MtuW'f ?atti ll?< "iiuiii boy, "wu:ii
ii> utt fjjoiiM :
"An ogotijM, my m?ii, i> ji iii.<ii \\ no
i lias tlie iini?VJ?IiMi' e lo tlia.k hr> Uuov. s
| more tiiau you iS??, of Kivai',;
! yoii iTCtiit tor Unowln^ uu>rc tlinn Lie
| <iv- ? Wa^hiujMou SiJir.
Received for !!um<iris.
Cm tiiiUiaiism ajip.e. ra to be uii..Lo?n
Kru&ng the. k?\vci aalmals in a t .ato
of nature. In India ?o:vo irsiancrs of
^uuKcs tlcvourinx one nnotber bavo
been eollcetort, but it bus boon point
otl cut that iu every ea^o cllwtl Iho
suakea wrro of different .siirtir.*.
1 This, it in tiorlarr.l, i^ no mure ;tn at-'
I .?f ennntliftlifitn '.'.tan tho devouring' of
j a Held mous? by. n -rat. Utnjuestlon
ablo ctnuibatisin was noted sorto
year? >go In n London raeuascerie.
when a python ato another ot Ita
<f*rn hind, but this was under the un
natural conditions Imposed by Uf# in
rapidity. .
MRS. DUKI: IS SUED
?
Said lo Have Kaiied Much Money On
Worthless Collateral
? - ?
A VI KY SIGNIFICANT KTAtl MlNl
? ?
One Who Know* tlie Career ? 1 the j
Woman Who Rereot'v BCC&mfe the
Wil> r,4 rtVodit L. Duke, of Durham,
Saya She is a Shrewd Character and
Add#: ' Wait Till You Hear From
6ome Hanky Dow* F/ut
Chicago Special ? Tlx* <t?imun r/a- j
iicnal Hu nk, of I. Idle !{???!< , Ark/, Ih J
H?i I it k Alice I,. Wel/h a"-' lit 1 piouK't^ j
int< reWpany for $10,000, tin faro of i
U<> notea of $">,000 ' arli. due and tin* i
pi:id. "Jin.i liow far Taylor, Webb &
Company's IhihI in'rtti Iihh progressed
.lint I * ?4 birth, April H, lOoil, Ih only j
kh'ov.n lo fclw two pallors, I have boon ]
alter Alice Webb sine*; last .July to j
r,et service on these n< >t <-m and did not I
Ht; ? ceed Until 'thb bobbed up In rsew !
VoiU ami became the bride of Itrodlo
f,. I >iik?," auid Attorney i'aikard. "I
t it sunt tlie notes and papers nil lo
N y w York and she was served tliei'v.
! am inclined lo believe they arc ab
solutely worlhloHS."
A man who known A 1 i ? ? o I,. Webb j
kIvch i hi.) outline of her recent carer
"Albe I, Webb In yearn o)tl. H'-*} j
inai rb'd IC II. IMwHi, ol I'lttsbu:^ j
?* ho I'ltrnVt iiy owned (lie Seventh Ave- j
hue Hotel. Pittsburg. and in this I an
informed, blie invented $00,000 and lo1. i I
Hi*' money. She was later divorced ;
from i'oweii, who now li.es in Alio- |
ghony, I'a. I know i,l;c /:?.* :> W?i* 1 t It y
ui'cle I i \ 1 1 j k near htnsvilie, Pa., with j
whom > li?' 'a a s conatantly In rnrretjioit- i
?b'hco, and her father wan al:<o a great !
fih'iid of I'rof. Ilolden. owner of tin* j
Hoi* I I (olden and The Cleveland I'iain :
in-, tier, and be half n'.Wiiyft taken a ?
gjeai. in'"(twl in Hi-; woman. I don't !
Itcw in 'i?'li about her connect ion with |
Mro'tii* I,. Duke and ?a ; i vi'ii surprised 1
lo hear of her marriage to him. I >ni !
lie ilned to believe that It was not hoi j
intention lo uiairy tvh?"< she went i
C<isi M i * Webb HiiUf wns the shieivd
* fi wmnan I ever nn-i ? * ? {:?*? life. She
ivris ? 1 1 bi"-J .,(1 | .(Hill! look llirO-igh
i man :il a glance. Walt I III yon heat
Hoik some hanks dov.ti lOasl."
? 'bai Iff} l*\ Taylor, he partner, said
Mi >? . Dulo- I- i lie d'?i!gh,rr <>' William
H Wen|?. e lm was a \Veallh> corpora
tion lawyer of XYw York. When h??r
inlijei db'd ten years ago he left It erf" j
$100, noo an I she engaged In business. j
She did not care for j*oc|*>? y r* I > ? i proved ?
lo h>^ a \ <>) \ shrewd business woman. :
'?*he I'd I me tb.il her tirst husband, i
Powell, had f'-piandered he;' fortune, i
?iiue torming the partnership i have j
hei ii associated with Miss Webh in j
1 1 1 .? t ? > business vent ii: es.'
'fay lor, who was formerly C-hiea^u ;
iij'i.nl for an luiuranco eompanv of
Inwa, l.t'iy.hed al any idea that I lie j
firm was fiol ;t T I Ihal i! was r*'pre- '
I elite | |o lie. H< s;i|i| :
"ilr:-. Huk*' is an exlianrdinary i
woman aiid altemls slrictly to busl- ;
ne>?s. I never heard hr:- say any tin ,
U in I t hi UK lo any one. Site is not
handsome or ? * v?' n Rood look'Uft. Any- !
body who i lushes with her will meet j
iilfi iniitih. 1 have known her If years ;
and have heeu in business with her i
two years."
Mr. Taylor said further: "1 fan safe- ,
lv say titnl Mr.". Duke has made fully j
$1 , nun. nun in investments sime f Itnve |
known Iter ntti^'.de of the fact tha' j
we may be involved in our land deal \
in Texas our linn i.; all light. We j
purchased 7"> acre,j t>f y:ound aL Ntt- i
cogdoches. Te\as, f?otn Col. S. !?'. 11. |
Morse, and paid $ 2 000 down. Ho Is j
the t\- traffic manager of the Southern '
I\n IMe Railway Company. It, drvp.l- i
oped after, the failure of |)ani*d .1. j
Si lly, t ho . otton kins, that Mrime war; J
!iis partner and thai the property j
which ho h;td about purchased was ill- j
i !teb'd in the a- set Thin brought
th" property Into lotlrL uinl it Is f-tlll j
there. All *if mi: -fiansoHions hitvo j
been hor, ,t (hie. i 'don t know luike
aud diil not know Miss Webb was go- i
Irig to marry him. 1 never knew any j
?>.' her private business. "
Taylor is married and livos with his ]
fantiiy In Sotilii Chicago. Mih. Tay
lor h a lister of 1 h". lv M. Webster. |
of South Chicago.
Taking Cotton Dack Hor?e.
imblin ( 18 imperial. l'Vrroll l*oi I
ry, ?mu? of thy prosperous farmers of
l*tutvns county, called at uni* of the j
w jii ??ho.i*?T< in this i-iiy ami asked fhal j
hales of cotton belonging (?> him ho j
turned o\ ? r to his wagoners, who ha<l ,
in.st met lon.J '<? ?arry th- :,i back to,
his farm. 11'' declines t?> sell <it any;
l>i h (> !?->. -i than ten rents ami will hold 1
ii ' < otton a? home until the price'
i' ,i< h> s thai tlgiiro. This is ia keeping
with t hi' action of farmers geucrally i
throughout tills section. Those who j
luivp col t < >11 stored in the warehouses ?
Ht>< paying tho cotds ami taking i! ;
homo to hold.
$30,000 r- >rc at Greenfiboro.
r.reensboro, X. t.' . Spei tal. ? The ;
rape Fear Manufacturing Company's ;
plain, eiigag<?d ia 'hi- manufacture of!
builders' material*. was completely tie- ;
.it i oyc'il hy lire Monday night. The!
tire was discovered over the holler '
it II nVlin'k. and the building, which'
w is ;i frame str:n tun*, was entirely j
<l?^troved in an hour. J. Frank Hod-:
r. i n , ot' Hoamike, \'a., i;r president of
the ci mii pa n v an I .1 A Hodgln of
i efii^horo. secretary ami treasurer.
.i0 Dogs Entered For Georgia Trials.
\
Macon. C?a . Special. ? A special to
The Telegraph trom Alnauy, tia.. says
tbat ltt*> tieorgia 0??H trials will begin
there Tuesday. The annual event
promise* to be one <?f 'he most success
fnl in the history of the organization
aurl nmuy promiueut sportsman from
over the State arc pieeent with
tbelr dog* wovs than fifty of tb? lat
ter huviuH entered.
^
Taxes Must Raise $10,000,000.
Austin, Tex.. Spcelal. ? The 29th ses
| sion of the Texas legislature convenes
, at noon for the regular session. The
j present session is an important one
i In addition to providing for the next
; two yeara It will have to make goo<'
i a deficit of nearly $2.noo?0'K) making
: I he total tiuouot neo*B6ary $10,000,000
; lu ordtr to nsfwt these requirement?
i It be ntctftfary to thoroughly ro
{ viae the taxation system of the State
I H Is anticipated that the corporations
; will eoine In f?>r ??<*a?UI?rahle ittta
I t'op.
CONCESSIONAL CPOCtEDIM-S
The Senate and Houre Reyulariy at
Woik ? What They are Doing.
Houae Meets arid Adjourns
^N'htu the Houfl* f' ' ' nVtuiCd
?_n<- holiday recess, Mr ( > rob vcrnor, of
Ohio, aubm it ted Ihi: report of liir mi l
( haul murine com in Is* ion, I lit' minor
ity being given until Friday to sub
init their view** Tim Hout'- adjourned
ilhHl tomorrow out of respect to th<
memory of the laic H< pr? >>?*ntutlv<f ,\la
honey, of lllinohi.
SllbVeut ioil.s of 11m- dolkll'K !???? glOSX
Ion annuully; subsides for the curry
ing of mails from Atlantic Count and
? 'till o| Mexico ports fir Son tli and (Vil
li al America and Cwm, and from I 'a
' I flc coast jxjrts to Japan, China, the
Rhllllppines, Mexico, Central America
and the Isthmus of I 'an am a; n ton
n.a^o tax on foreign vise's *nterlnp
t'niied .Slates ports; tho creation of a
naval volunteer of appretlees on ships
in foreign trade arc provided for in
the hill agreed upon by the joint mer
chant marine oouim lesion
Sen?|e Meete Again.
t'pon re eoffv cuiiiK aftci the holidft\
reeeMH, tin; Senate plunged directly in
t<> t he consideration ? ?f tho hill for the
admission of two State* to he eoirtpoH
ed of Arizona aijd New Mexico and ()k
lahouut and Indian Territory. A mo
tion by Ml', Hoveredge b? take lip tho
hill prevailed hy s? vote of :st to >7 Mr
Hoybiitn, who renftVed effWt
get up the pure food hill, .voted with
tho Democrats on roll tall, hut with
i his exception the Republicans voted
rolldly to proceed with the. considera
tion of tho Statehood bill and the Dem
ocrats solidly against tliai course. A
motion l?y Mr. Hate, u| Ten nuancC;^^
recommit was voted down, Mi. NmI?*o?
anokn at lei> '.'t li in advoeaev /if the
bill. (
Mr. Hate, in making hi:i motion, said
it h:i?* lu.eii <l[IU..|i|i o> niuliii o *??!
noi'liy repent, n * many of the sitting*
tu the committee had b?:en held w iiott
th(! Senate was in session, when mom
Lera of the minority could not, attend.
lie entered Upon an argument
against ronfiolld.it Ion ot the f?hii: Terrl
torlen Into two States. Referring to
the firopoKed union of Arizona and
New Mexico, he said tliey would make
h State of greater area than is com
prised in all the New ICngland States
wit) ? \s York, New .Jersey, and I'enn
sylv;. * i* bb'O The un'y '"ah'tn for
'ho i ?' f ,.'ai i * 1 1 1 wu.i found, he said.
i?. i fiii <lc>-liv. Id !? J'.' j I un
of I 'nit ed Stales Senator.-'.
Mr. Rre< Ken ridge said all llo* piein
ln-rs of i!u coinmiU.ou on Territories
had been notified of the eoui mitten
mi'etiiiPs nnd ihftt failnri' lb attend
was the fault of the individual inenl
hi 'fs.
Mr Halo' admitted that dim not h o of
meetings hmi 1WCT given "They
wanted 'is to help make a duoruiu,
he anid, "but we did not come up with
the ante." The reference of the ven
erable Senator to a popular game
caused a .smile around the chamber.
Ills motion was voted down. li> to 31.
t no Senate adjourned.
Senator Hard occupied the enilic
time of I he Meiinle Me made an arjsu
incut against the union of Arizona ami
w Mexb o, on the ground that the
I eople of the two Ten i tone* do not
lb?ire it.
During I he touiv* of Mr. Hard's
-I re.-h be was inter upted !>y Mr. Till
man. who .?iid he wanted to make an
appeal for "white supremacy in Ari
zona." To unite i no twiT Ti'/t il.orlt'S
would, br said, be like joining Kloiida
with Cuit.i ami to subject the white
pi opio o f Arizona to the domination of
Mexican:* and "(Jreasers." which lie op
posed
Several bills o f minor iinpiutame
were passed during the day. and the.
P^naie adjibinied until Monday.
Will Canvass Vote February B.
The iolnt statehood bill again occu
pied t iie majority portion of the atten
tion of the Senate, and Mr. Nelson com-*
oleted bis speech In support of it.
The omnibus claims bill was read in
oart. but I'o effort whs made t<? se
< ure action upon it. Hllla for (lie rc
orgaulzation of the medical corps of
tin army nnd regulating promotions
of arm* officer!* employed In the i.rdi
iniiM e department were passed.
\ resolution reported by M'.'. nar
rows from Ui'J committee cn piivileire.^
and elect lour, tixing I o'clock on \\"? <! -
nonlay, l?vliruary S, for the oanvus.-: by
the two nouses of Congress of the
vote cast at the last presidential elec
tion was agreed to. The ceremony will
lake place. In the chamber or the House
ol Representatives, The Senate ad
join ned.
No River and Harbor Bilf.
The prospects are that this session !
of Congress will not pass a rived and !
harbor bill. The committer on livers |
and harbors has been ?*?; i:k i b i i n ?; a ?
! ' ?l I for some time with a view t>.' mak
ing an early report, bet an;,-i- ;'n
leaders in the House there is a dispo- j
sitb.n to h t the bill go over for this I
session, on account <>f the condition of j
tin/ Treasury, Cutting off a jivei mid
harbor hill would be in lin<' with the
detenu ;nat ion of the il i.se i- .i b-i .< to
adhere to a policy of strict <? . ..Mi. m\ ::i
government expenutt tires.
Represe ntative' Maynard. o: Vii>'.inii.
in a bill p;oposed to Increase the salary
of the President to $7.". not) a yen. ihe I
Vice President to $15,000 and to givp
tl)/> President after his .etirenu in tioin
office an annual salary of him per
annum for life.
Morgan on Statehood Bill.
After the passage of the omirbus
ldll claims bill and tixing January JS
foi the delivery of addresses in mem
! ory of the late Senator Hoar, the Sen
i ate devoted the day to the Statehood
: bill. Mr. Morgan spoke for two hours
j against the hill. *
The speech of Mr. Morgan followed
| < losely the arguments* he made <i?aiiii?t
the Statehood legislation proposal (wo
! years jiso, but he spoke, particularly
| of the character of the population of
New Mexico and Indian Territory. He
| declared that the frnmers of the b>g:s
latlon were of the white rave mid tli.it
it was not the Intention of lite Nb xi
?ans. Indians, ne*ror? and hall-breeds
1 should be brought into cit i/auship. He
said that if Arizona and Nov Mexico
J were admitted into the Union this ? lass
i of citizenship would control the elee
} tions and that bribes and whiskey
? might loutiol them.
Mr. Mallory presented the minority
j report of the merchant ma: ice coat
| mission. It was referred to t'ae eem
i inlttee ou conuuercp.
The omnibus claims, bill was passed
; with several tommittee amendments,
it carrier direct appropriations amount
ing to about $2,800,000. The Senate ad
journed.
Pre?id?nt Invited.
j Senator Rate, of Tennessee, preheat
i ed to the PrnKidetr. ' Tuesday a dejo
i gaticu representing the chamber of
t rb'imn .'A ?)? Nasavldy ?>?ndNl b/ M
i T. Hryan. On behalf of the eharober
! of^otomyrce and tbe citizens of N3i>b
vilT'; the detection Invited the presi
dent to visit that city when he should
take his contemplated Southern trip.
The President expressed hla* thank* for
the invitation and the Uapc that .be
%v???1d bC able (o visit ,Na?h*H)e.
THESOIJTH'S WEALTH
Notable Increase Shown Durinf Th*
Hast Pear
*
A STLADY INI 1 1\ 01 CAPITAL
"The Rtmitr kablc Gain in Divef?ifie(i
Agriculture Notable ? The Increate
in the Taxable Value of Property
40 Per Cent ? A* Great a& the In
crease in the Prcceediny 20 Yearu.
I
HaltlriU/p , Md., Special. ? The Mail
tifin-t ?u ?*? m' lCe< ord presents this week
t h?* approximate figures of the assess
tf ? 1 valuation of the property in all the
Southern States al the beginning ul
190r>, publishing a table showing b>
Stat< ? a total a.sr>'>.c:d valuation of)
in 'S90, of $:>,2t;?,.VJ4.04 1
in I '.??>?* aid of $?j,196,?j97,H?3 J f; J<mt, |
Commenting upon these figures Tin; j
Manufacturer:.?' Kecord says :
"Thnj," figures, subject In pari to re- j
vision ?anil, it is believed in the ear?n
of two or three Slates, several million
dollars In-low what, will be shown by
llic llual returns Oh assCbBed values ?
indicate the remarkable ad v a nee ill I
i
material wealth in the South between
i
190') ami 1904. During that perio.l, as I
shown by these figures, there was a !
guin <>f moil's ibati ?Mbt,,0o*' .una, or at an
average rate of $230.00n,u0o a year. \
The magnitude of this increase is j
strikingly illustrated when compared j
with the progress Sr? ! lie decade, bo
twccii 18'Ui and louo. when ilu> tola!
increase in assessed valuation ;
$7f>r>.uuo.nno or at the rale of $75,000,- !
Ooo a year It was during that deeade }
thiii the price of i Mflon fidl lo Us low- i
est point since the war. Out during the j
last four years tin re was a steady ad j
vance to iho exaggerated speculative j
value i>f the early part of last year, j
it may no! be possible to connect with !
exaet ii- s.s (he increase in Hir pri<? oj
- in?- --m. iti hi utic u^- ?
sensed values of property in the South !
Ini? i lial higher prices do have a ma '
ferial bearing upon the prosporivv,
g)es ai'hont
"In studying this question. however,;
it should I e l-orne in mind that during j
that Ins' few years the increafe in i
dlversill" i agriculture 1 ? 1 Iho South |
has been almost as marked as the in- !
create in the value of cotton, and ad- ;
ded to this is (he realty wonderful in- :
dust rial development. The remarkable 1
change from the low price of cotton of
six or seven years ago is hardly more
striking than is the increase In the pro
dm Hon ot gralil* frulM, v,egetab,'ef
and other farnt product?. The total
increase in the assessed value of prop
erty in the South in the 150-year per
iod from J8?0 to 1900 was $2,:5 lo.ooo.
OOO; or. In other Words, in the last four
years llm gain in the taxable, value in
the South has been !?' per cent, as
great, as the total scain of the pre? e< d
ing 20 years.
Hearing on the increase in the
sessed value of property. The .v.
facturers' Record gives in deuiii statis
tics showing the great development of j
diversified farming iy tne Soittli, which
In connect ion with industrial develop- ;
nient lots been a potent factor in the ?
enrichment of that section, and says: j
"Hv reason tif the short crop and j
high prices of cotton in 1903 and the j
large crop and lower prices In 1901.!
the world's attention has been so close- j
ly centered upon cotton that the re
markable development in diversified
agriculture throughout the South, now (
one of the most marked features of >
Southern farming operations, has been j
to a eonsldevaHle extent overlooked. ;
In the" South produced such an j
exceptionally large grain crop fhst if j
was hardly to be expected that there j
would be a further increase in 1904. ?
although there is practically no limit |
to the Soulh's capabilities in the dc
relopmeut of diversified farming. In !
19015 the production of corn showed an
increase of 138.0U0.O0O bushels ovv. j
1903. The aggregate production of
corn in the South for tne last '.wo j
years was 1 .."00,000,000 bushels,)
against 900.000.000 bushels for the two j
proceeding years, an increase in two j
years of nearly 400.000, 000 bushels. '
The total value of the corn crop of
tho last two years was $720,000,000 .
against $f>tid.OiM?.ooO for the two pre
i Ceding years, or a difference in favor ;
or the last two years of $ 1 *>4,000.000, '
whh-h was added io tne wealth of the !
I South by tile increase in corn alone,
j There was no material difference in
the wheat production bpt tho higher
I prices of wheat in 1901 made a differ- j
i (-nee <>: marly 51!i.Of)O.DOO to Iho South !
I as compared with the wheat crop of :
1903 atid a difference of $31.ou'j,000 as j
i compared with tho wheat crop of 1902
! The total value of corn, v.heat, oates. j
; Irish potatoes, rye and huv produce*! |
iti the South Inst year wtis $*?42.000,000 j
I a gain of $36,000,o0u cv>m pared with i
' 1903 and of J140.o00.0un compared with !
' 1902, Outoido of these crops and of ?
cotton, the value of other farm pro ?
| ducts, including rice, sugar, tobacco,!
, sweet potatoes, vftgqtables. fruits am' .
live stock products, was about $."io0, '
. 000.000. or a total value of Southern j
amieulVure outside of cotton in 1904 |
of about $1,092,000,000. The aggregate |
grain produelior in South last j
! year was 7^0.0^0, ??Off Imshebi, against
fioT.OOO.uoo bushels in 1902.
Rehearing in Rebate Case.
Washington, Special--Tho inter-State |
commor. p commission telegraphed;
President Ripley, oi'xtije Atchison. To.
peka & Santa Ke HailitHi'l. that, It !
v.ould give a re-hearing in Chicago of '
the Colorado Kuel & Iron case, prob
ably ou Friday or Saturday of next
week., though possibly not until later.
This Is the case in whi^h charges were
made of granting rebates by the rail
road to the Colorado ecmpfij.y.
Crum Confirmed.
Washington, Special.? The nomina
tion of W. D. Crum. a negro, to be col
I lector for the port of Charleston. 3. O.,
was confirmed by tho Senate in execu
tive nes^lon by a vote of 83 to 17. Crum
has been nominated by tho President
three times, and in addition to th\
nominations has received three ted
oppolntmfnte. a ad fa now serviJ
under the laat of tl?eae. ConOrmatl<
waa opposed /ny Senator Tillman, wl
object**) alpolMmOTtt '
ttStfh . ??/ J
Mrs. Fairbanks tells how neglect of
warning symptoms' will soon prostrate a
woman. She thinks woman's safeguard is
Lydia K Pinkham's Vegetable Compound#
"Dkak Mas. Pi.vkham: ? Ignorance and neglect arc tlio cause of
untold female suffering, not only with the laws of health but with the
ofmncQ of a cine. J did not heed the warnings of headaches, organiq
nil i D8, and general weariness, until I was well nigh profit rated. I knew I
nad to do something. Happily I did the light tiling. I look Lydin 15.
i'lnklmni'y AVgctablo Compound faithfully, according to directions,
And was rewarded in a few weeks to find that my aches and mijia dis
appeared, and I again felt the glow of health through my body. Since
I nave Ikhui well I have been more careful, I have also advised a numb?*
of my sii k fri^ud.-i 10 take JLydla K. Pinkliam's Vegetable Com
pound. and tlx-y haXe never had rea.i^n to be sorry. Yours very truly,
Mas. May Kaikhanks, 'Jlfl South 7th St., Minneajwjis, Minn." (Airs. Fair
banks is one of the most successful and highest salaried travelling sales*
Cornell in tJie West.) j
When won.cn are ironbbed with irregui?., nunpros.v.d or painful menstra*
*t ion, wt'Jili ne.'-s, leueorrhcea, displacement or uicerati-m of the womb, that
bearing-down feeling, iuilnmmation of the ovaries, baekaehe, bloating (o*
flatulent*"), general debility, indigestion, and nervous prostration, or are
beset with such .symptoms an dizziness, faintueas, lassitude, excitability, irri
tability, nervousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, "all-gone" and " want-to-l>e?
left-alone " fec1ir.g?, blues, and hopelessness, they should remember there 'i
one tried and <iu? remedy. Ij.vdltt 15. Pii?ktmm"s Vegetable Oompounu
at ooeo removes su<'h troubles. Kefuae to buy any other rucdieino, i or you
Sneod the best.
" Dkaji Mh*. Ptkk ham : ? For over two years
I suffered more than, tongue can express with.
Hdney and bladder trouble. jVty physician pro
runiccd ?ny trouble catarrh o? tho bladder,
'^od b* * 'vcement of the womb. I had a
so urinate, and it w: -j very pain
f blood would )*:ss with the
? backache very often.
.* to you, and receiving your'
( folic od your advice, and
j I'inUliiiin'd Vcgre
have cured me. Tlio
x i try womb into its proper
\ place, niMi t fieri I was well. X never feel
* any pain now, and can do my housework
v with ease." ? Mrs. .Amok ].amon, Kincaid, Miss.
i' % ?' t
So other medieino for female ills In tlio world lias received!
?licit \vid?*;?pread and iiiKiuaiillcd endor^pnjcnt.
Mrs. Pinkham invites al! slok women to write her for adviceu
ftlio lias guided thousands to health. Address, JLynn, Muss.
FORFEIT if oanuot forthwith proilkvc l ii*> or 1 letters and eignatarM t?
c\ ililiil ttbovo tfil'.icjjuAla. wlilcli will j>r?T?i tholr .'iJmoKUo L"i;.'iin?tiesF.
VvUvv I.jii'.a, K. FiaUiiaui Co,, Tjjns, m?m
CAUGHT H Y THE TIDE.v->
fhicf Had to Give Hin-.sclf Up or Be
Drowned.
"iloneat John' t'orbelt, the veteran
city jailer, has ptobably arrested a",
many irjminals in his timo and en
gaged in as many desperate flghtn as
?any man iji the polieo depart meat,
f.aat iii^'ht v,h!!j sealed in i lio police
si ii 1 i on lie lord of one of (lie first burg
lars he ever arretted In Sealllo.
"In Ihoso days," said Corbctt, "wo
didn't have any uniforms, or anything
like that. 1 was walking a beat away
down where the Grant street bridge
is now. I a burglar, I be
lieved, v.ith a bundle under hi? arms.
I took after him. and he laa.
"The fide fiats were just as muddy
then as they arc* now, and that thief
rati out into tin? mud. The tide was
dear out. I didn't want to get ah
iiv. .? mud, .;(> I yho! i: few iime^ af the
I'Uir.la:'. I j-hol a.vay ail the shells
I had and missed every time. I quit
then. I waited there <>n the beaeh,
keeping evi :i with ?h ? Imrghir when
he mevi'd, until the iueotuing tide
drove him in ,i:ui i got him. It was
either j.iii or drowning, and thai, fel
low went lw jai!.? -Seal tie t'ust-1 ntelj^ j
Ceneer.
TATI.OK'S <* II FKOK F.K RFMF4)T Of
Sweet Gum and Mullen
J* N'aaire's pr.-.U it-ire.ly for Cough. Cold,
Cro?{.,Coiiiii!!ii|?ti<iii, niitl lit nil throat troubles.
At druKK!*>< '?;c , tve and fl.oo per bottle.
BANK DEPOSIT
Railroad F?ra Paid. ?00
Kit K K Cour*?t Offered.
Hoard at Cost. V/rlto OutcJe
$5,000
QEORUIA-ALABAMA BU SI NESS COLLEGE. Macon, Ga.
mr AKS T AfNT'.Kft Aro tho bej t <3y?.
r . tiictne mn<l<? A liuu
? h.'i Hum bat?t>e?u #<>!??
l ift ?i..w'lo y>?r. CouitipUion, lipart
J'liri), ri 'k ho?<1*rh?. <1iujnc-M. t.?'l
h' V.Vtore I'uiMtand otltt illnrss
*."i5.n * fr.-.m m <!J?or<Inrr<I *t<Mn<u-lt
?it iv!lovr*l or ournl Sir lUroina 1?h
u)??. one "ill generally c!to xciut
Cor au orditiftr/ <xt All dru^its tcil them.
Sour Stomach
"I u??d (???<??! ?t? fts'd f?#l tiV* tntnisu. Ikin
r??n ? from <ly?pep?i? and tour itomtck
t'->r th? I* j? t?m jr?ar?. I bav* b?en takicg n>Ml
v'ltin tnd o i> ?. r druci. but could Hod no r?)T?f ouJy
for ? vhort tltae. I wt21 r*cosotoei>d C?|c?r?ta to
?*t fnuiti u van errry T&r TftOIf&VUfc ui
t?sr ttonaeh mt>d to k??p tb? bow*U U food co?
cHIod. Tbty tr? vrry nte* to ??t."
U?rry Stockley, Utach Chunk. P?
fteat For
Tho Dowels
CAMCVCXTtWfOTC
?fN.V,
GOOD POTATOES
BRING FANCY PRICES
To crow a '.uks crop of court potatoes, Ihe
soiS umr.t plenty of Potllslt.
Tomatoes, melon.;, c.iblwRp, turnips, Jrttui e
? in Ui.t, .lil VCgCUlltCI remove tar;;c quanti
ties of Potash lion iJic {.oil. Supply
Potash
'iberaily l-.y the use of fertilisers -containinc
'!<?: Ins /?'//.; 10 pjr cent, actual Potash.
!!c:tfp and more i<roJital>lc jitUia arc sure to
follow.
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aV.e information to l.iimcri. Sent irccfor tlx
a^kins. Write now. .
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