Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

A VOICE FROM THE PULPlT. llcv. Jii. oli I >. Van Down, of fi7 fixlh HI root, I'ojul 1 mi I. iic, Wi* , lV?4l>y tori nil < l< ryyuiiui, ?n,v?; 'l limlvat tiK'lifl ??f kldnoy disoi*1 ilrtx wliiih Hfttl hif ill I In* liOiuw for days :il a llmo, uiuilitc |i; do any thing. What 1 xuttVi'd can hit ( illy !"? (old. c.'omplUutluns eel in. 'tin' |>jirl If-tila I'M of \vlii< It I will 1 /?* pil-flM-d to ffivo in ii i ><t? < > 1 1 1 < i?i<? v vh'W to any <?n*? \vli<> r c <| ii i f c n inform:) I inn. Thin I cm. t riiisi-it-n tlonsly Kiiy , i>oaii'.s Kid ih'.V fills rousi'd n gen ? liit nnprov 1'iin'iii in my licftltli. Tiny bronchi Ki'ont relief It.v lessening (lie pain mid c'on e< liii^ tlic iieiioii of lite hiilney Rj*' rl'et i 1 1 n ^ ' l)oan\s Kidney I'ills for Kale liy all dealers. I'riee, !"?<) e<nls, J'u.sler-.M II ? I j urn Co , Huffalo, .N. y. Soiee men aie willing '<? pa.su ilio l?nj< t;)i Him lay no iio to keep their hainls in I'lTft per; i! a nenl ly C>i]. Noflt h or nnrvvi'< no-s'tfc" ilrf 'lay' i inn of l>r. KIIuk'h ilr>^l N'orvOlfOtlOrer, yiir. vll> ? ' 1 1 ? ? : i ? ? ? I tii'iUiVt fro?? I >r. I II . Kit vk, I .I* t . /Ml A reli ;->l . , lMiila., I'?. 11 Hi. I. ii.; la have a kiIiudi for Iraiiiint; Ml >'.! lit - M t y. \V in~!') v',i .''o'j^tiivr Syru p J<".r elilMr?a leoililii..?, soften t Iio ,'urna, redin ???< iiillariiin.'t* tioa.alla.'. ?< ? ?'* - ij , a mm iviit-1 eolie.Vae.fthoUlo. When a (!u< tor j'.ive.s a patient hope he expo. i. s pay for il . roftiilar ( ;ir?. The l\>|>e^H*r ttoff ninf Pope Tribune f(.i -iiiine i o i !T?td >ai r i .1 liolit S meet lite >-|ie < ilie ?kin iiels Iffy l.t I't-'I' < l.i^s of it ill > > t ii ' 1 1 1 1 le <i ?:(*! -? lin-y/are Mtuple in ( oust i intioii, five from ctni'iiii'itt ton ;tn i efficient. J'lk't'a Ironi to ^ I " i l'"t finely ilhi?( rnteil catalogue" iiiel iii-live mailer, iel dren.s I )r jit \ I'ojn; 1 i mi fa-'f til ing Co , Jlarifoi'd. Iliri | >ij i (iiii'i ri an- i . ? ! I ? - 1 ihan mil la-si TOKTUMNC. HUMOR Hut? :i M i h ill s n i i <-.i In 'i'lir^ii I > >i-l in < i; ii t l . i (i w Wni'-ii! ? t n i it I It f (' n lie ii r.t I or J '< . \'\ ill- . >1 i <ij'li I il Wilt ;i ton's oi s<ai*S at) nvt r tier e ly. Ikr t.ieo w.. ; linn.^ f.iti i; .ai.i iui i.. i.. .t ii t In* v v.Miri 'it";' "tt t ti;i'! T lircr nr.- r .rp, I. tit , w-.f. -r \r:/ii?vir? :i . t \ .?'! t nil ? 1,1.1. , I 1 1 < 1 III I III' I ll.HI II. ? O Mill ill I ill* > . i K ? ? ? '! >' i i> .i > i ? ] ' ?? ? \ -a mi 1 1 iih n( , 1 io* ??iii-* 1 1 .t 1 1 .iii I : - iii I, ami MV IiMlr mil'' i-lvili wit-, .i* ? >i .. .i u''\\ in'iu I'iIk ? I woitM i.r'i I"' Ii :ii ( 'ill ii ill i :l i: < .i-t ' 1 1 \ <? ? I o I ? Iji : ' , i ii -i i ? ! ? i i.i <?ii. - . v. 1 1 1. It , .i Ii 1 1 li< ! ? i > ? i . ? ? i. tie i -ii I ? '. Ml ? i . J . fcip-e -i , 7 '1 < .. .i M , .\ k i ? 1 1 1 , tliiiii," W'Jjen (Ii-.- \\ Dnl ii> liidd< n in ihc lu.at I. It iii ::i:i II ill I lie life Thorn fx ni?/r? li in I it i - m'pIi . <;) of I ho country ttiaiuill ?>t ??<*?? > i i- f-rt- put 1 ??'<??! it'T, Hint until tlin Irw li'W yi'iih wn ? ?- 1 i j ? j ? <1 [<) l>o i iii'tl l ahlc i'uf n III il /i v j'i'ii r i il< s nrOJlOUUCC'.l It a local . 1 1 - ? .'Hi I | #?? -uiii-il lm'?il 1 fininlii'*, it it ? t l?y iv r.tt J r n tf to ??????* with local I mm t ?imii I , | i.,i?< Ij.' a ? o lift 1 1 t illi'Mtitl limeade It tn I t in- 1 ? m/i ri ifitlii! j const it it t i ? >n <t 1 t rent iik'IiI Hull ?' t a'urrlt t'uro, tiian.jfii' i ili'il |,> 1 , ,) , 1 iuii' v' A ('?>., ) ijlctlo, Ohio, is lltt: only i-i<iif>l it ut tonal > ? ij 1 . ? on tho tri'trbi'l. It i.i lak?-/i iiil' riiiilly In ? I ? > ?><? ; lr\>in 10 drotm t <> i? ti-iis|><i<liifu) It ri- 1 f- dlri-ci t y on tlit?l?f???id met itiDi'itit* "tir'ifr < o(t|i>> iVi'M '? j fl - ? r ?>iio It 1 j it > I >'< - ? I dollar > (,><? on v "it-io it fiiJlM (?, t-nri-. Ih-ihI f?.r 'ii-uliir* Hint t?*sl I iii'iiil.vli. I . J. < ui 1.1 h ( '<i. , I ol.'.io, o. Hold I ?y I > r u jl' I f 7.V. 1 Hk?i J I It 1 1 \'v l'<t ! 1 1 1 1 > I'lll-i J-.i ? <>!?") l|?l' tji'rt Mnillli Alticfini I* Axv.tlif, tut' 'J7,S"<l miles of Jiiilu'iiy now in lull operation in Soot1' Aim. Icn, rtiwl A i Kcnt'ii" ! 1 it -? 11,'mhi 1 if tin-he mill-* 'I'll ik Is only on*' mk" wlutl Iiiih coiihlsli ill \y In . n done I ? \ >i;< ccs hIvo fto v I't'ii 11 1 il 1 1 s iu 1 1 . * 1- tntjtlt ti otilik-tl republic.". l?:oj o<dM4n I 11 .in iii ? It'4 , A uuin?l IC tl'J Ki' l m l Inn, A HrtiWrt. <):\. I In- v.-.'.-tii of .) I'opr linnvn, < ? 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 it ; ticot'^ia ICailroad ? '<????. |1 Ik> 1 ' - 1 1 , l'? 1 ?* - (In.c tlu' i"t ' Kill- In tlcif^iit <V?> li'i ilii i'c lo I \\ ? > r< n(s | it ? r null' wiih jmoI c.s( im| ;t jiii In Kt I >y Hf llrot IjcrlioO'l of I .oi'oiiiol i \ i* 1 1 1 ? - ( * i*< 1 1 r of 1 1 M 1 1 v\ ;i > t'o'nltl im>, ninl iiniiiiis of the 1 1 1 1 1 1 '< r. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m , nut < )i i ni Kt : 1 n<l l t'li-gr.i | tli ? iv, l/'iilu iiial<? rs, r.iilvvny t ? 1 in men, ca rpcn I el's and joim-l's, H<tU? and "if 1114*11 . TIll'SP OI'JiH Ill's' 1 U,'.\" ? 1 1 1 ? 1 1 ? > \ < - vi II II .'lH<?nii-.V * 1 ? I :t 1 1 V (o l 1 1 1 1 1 ?-??? 1 1 1 1 1 1 > III. ho m fji'd t lia 1 ; ii' li a i'imIii'-i ion w ould work against 1I10 | ?!?/>?> | ?? lily of |Ik> Ma I ?? and It-ad to a r ? -< 1 1 1 < - (. i < ? 1 1 hi tin* till m I i<*r of i'. iilro.nl ? - 1 11 1 ? !' > > ? -i as \\i I' a > of 1 1. t-ir \san pl 'd' Mod tliat a rr?|t'i. t kiii a- |iro|io,u il would ronll in 1 fwor t i*;i Hi 1 ami po-iivr s ? ? i- v I < It tal.i :? it, ire llian i'Jimim- li?n--y li liold ] n i 1(1 Ic In | |i o el; li i ell I* II l:l;;l.l r I- it li;'!it |.||' you to |. UP iiM I.I 1 1 ;o !> Ml II . | .It.it I?l 'r I .ill i.i r ;'.ti!>>lt. III. Ill ..ill Iiij'li' 'All' III : Kc liv " IliiiK >1.11 . U'iti t'o I :? ill . ? ). A M .Hill Ml |?.l!l -US "> III. . . .i <ui, w ) 1 , . 1 1 in;ik|. I, ,111 I- mi K.i li1 'il- "I a i-c : j'.i iit, .1! !jd ?."( j.t r r' lI'.ili .' I , il | .;? || ?j'd ' V'i'l V '.v In 1 1- ail' I 1 ? I ii' ;< 111 1 n A Millitt'/, New "1 '?[!.. I'.;. Ill Mii'ir'i fii( lltt v I...:,,. i !?' luok ' njii.ly ol < .'jIj' iiIi.iui n. I >i-n i -i - 1 1 1 J I lo I li?- 1 .Ij 111 ;i Uv.'ill ? - 1' . ' ! 1 1 I- 1. 1 I In- I l in 1 1 \ I ' Im Hlrlitii . ol. I lo. in 1 ho ? 1 1 1 1 >'f liU II ... U I. t.i-riv 1 "iili.tl li.i-i I 'In- fandiy I lis -l- ian "f iitany t li.. im- all .is- i tills ? ?? itilry wlo'tf In- lot ? ? ? 1 1 1' I f 1 1 ? * 1 1 \ In . v. ? ? I I I ? 11 1 aii'l i l l i ? 1 1 ^"ii 1 i-'-i l:i 11, t. My- 'fit'-rv, ) 'on i'Ik h'ii an. I I lit \ . ?'?ld li v all l>nu;i;l r?. V;. m,.| M) -. I ">ltlf. Tt" frnli ??! full .no 1 : ? ? v t 1 fa lit on a ion ('ii r. lit > 1 ' So I rs ^ u a\ ,3 E After Years of Experience, Advises Women in Regard to Their Health. M ;"i. :i r t lit'. 1 '"I] 1 1 dm it 0 f I> ~t i A U'llllit, k L, N .1 , whit is sv {'r.nl m :i ti* Niir.!' irniii tho 1 li.icU lev I IM l:iu:; Seiniol, lit. 1 'li i 1 :i i !i'l | ill : 'i . a iir n, .v \ i'iii . * 'la i>- f rt*. tvt *1*"* I In* It'Mt*!1 printed It.-lntV. Mn* has t In* :nl van t u^e of prisona I ?? v i ?? * :* i ? ? ? i ' ?** , l?osiilt*s her professional ???! n< ion, unci wha* nh<* hns to say may ? he. absolutely relietl upon. Many other women are ntllietfil as .she as. They ea ii regain In-allh in the Mime way. It i -i pruihwit to Ijeeil sueh ailviee from t>ueh a sonreo. M r.s, 1 'oh! man writes; '?'I urn firmly poi'Miuy'livl, nft?*reinht v?*ursi>f expi'tiunoo with l.vii'i l'tiikh.iin'n \'t>vc?'tftlt!t? < 'iiin|w?unil, tint it. l 1 1 1 j s:if> s' ii:i I I nieli -ino for any halVt'tiaj; wnai.ui to llMV 1 ? I mniiuiiiitel v nt't?*r inv iiirtrr:?;:e I tlmt luy h'-nilli !???.? hi I i t : I tn>\ 1 LiO caiiiM jvrak unl pa!,,> with hj von I * '.in 1 1 >s\ 1 1 j in us, ffir fill In k i I. : t . t- ( I ? .-.pirnf* tli/vv h 'i'llt I'I'k i!o t'<:spi'it. fc'*.ritirt'l t ?r ut.-, \ n! I t!i I n. improve. I w u'fl Moat aftt-r Kilting .?n I In- 1 1 . ut!-. |m'i<<iii'I Ii'lllsnif- I 1 I..! hi 11**1 i ? I mill t-uius >1*. vii t is: *.; ?, . i:.v iin.l s :.?> I i'uiii*l , Imr i ! v v.'iill: !' ? :* > li.i I u * iiiu of f**iuii!r; ;t-: I !.?>? * < -*r i:!*** vn l.vdiii 11. I'in'.iliT.n's \'* ?'?talil'* 1 '<<iti|??un<l, I. ?.????. ? i . ? cure<! nit) wnl'.ui t ? ? ? :? nnntli^ Suiiv (Iml tiiuo I h ?vi> 1 1 1. 1 .? ?. i-i *m i<> i i*.*<*!T>ni(>inl ii In it niimliT ? > f pit i* n* , mi.Ii iiii.! fit-in ?U t'nrjjis of tt*:ii.i!o iltlll* n't iftt iiti*l I If tut I tin! w It 1 1* i r i -t c ? i-i l-u* I ( : it: l'i >-? i> not it* i t * onilllfil I il | t'fit III i;n*. I .nit li.*n. ? ? 1 v nl I .\ <1 it !?'. i ?; I. hit ii i\ \ > ??* 1 ul -I* ? l il II J it i-t tl I , I-*:' I I-.1\| I .***1 Mint il til!.-. f? i-.t.i!*- \?1>* n* ii 1 1 ? ?: ?.*?;- in. *!i- i* ?? li,il> It i.s .'i ,;.mii*I iiie<l|yiii*> f -r m*-I; i*.*i; > \ ? > : t ? - V e:\nnot h : ; v mi. li It - ! iinon v as T 1 1 ; merit lllulll' I' lll proilllie Mirli I t - suits, a ml tlit' ab.t"*l ? pe. -iiilists nuw thai i .viiiu Ii. i'luUiiains \ ? * if ?? - lahln ( >.itr?>Miitl is t hi- most uni\?r naily sucsM'ssful wim-ily fur all fi'innle disease* Known to medicine \\ lit-ii ivtimi'ii are t it in ti!r?| with it ? regular, suppressed or painful tin/ii Rtruation, weakness, leucijvrh.ea , ? 1 i - placement or ulceration *? f tin* woiult, that hearing down f ? ? v- 1 i i ? j f , iiil'.iimiiui tioii of the ovaries, hacUaehe hloat i n k* (or tl a t u letice), general dehililv, in <1 itrcskUou. ami nervous prostration, or are bosct with f?ueh *vniptoins us ?lir.'i I ??????, <S. 'lis. i!lnU%, f- Vet 1 11 ).i " ' V, iiTit nl'ii i! v. m cvii . .ii?' <. >? li- ? in Tiit " , 'i .?. ?! >?'' . m! "want ' ? > f >. . : ' > t ; i ? ' i. <? \ 1 1 mi l 1 1 ? i j - 1 ? " i sn< t if v ' I nil','! ri'jiH-iu >n i t 1: i - 1 .? is ..ii. 1 1 i. 1 :i I'.l 5 !??:?? ! n: v. l.vi!..x K. 1 ' i :<?>)>'? in > \ a*-.- ? - m p< .11 1 . .1 ; > i ? l . ' \ i - , ? . , ? 1 1 t , i tili !. s N.I i ? ' i . . ? r ! i ; . ?. \ . . I " > ' ; : < ii I II 1 1 . 1 1 1 tl. | . .1 . 1 i . : ! . 1 . ill ? ? : I . I t \ r iin.l k' . i.i- i.. . - 1 ? !. : i . i ?: ? 1 ? : ? 1. 1 1 ?> . f i t r 'l. !>.? 'I'll.- 1 l. t . : ' I ! V i T ? : ? 1 ' U I >JIM II f I < <!!! I ' ????* ;?-N ?? tiisv'i' I In- 11'.- In \ '.vIim'Ii '!:< pa \ ' i i! or tors wl.ii ? I . ? ir i !ir :< 'In ill : a a niiit'iiii 'lis \\ u s ? '! I.i- pain is i'ii ri'.l mi. I Jhf n niii", is - a'.i il l>> I ?. .1 a Iv I Ilk ti a It) Y. ... 'ill' .? I I'lniMiii'.i.; 1". \ priu-ini- lia-< pi.ivi'.t this It is wi-'l f..|- ,\. in. ji ni'i* i'l to \\ i 1 1 1 ? M : - I . ii ,> , : . i a! ! \nn. Muss lit he i' jfiva t r \ p. i :. t;. .\ i i 1 1 in'. ?is lUuny V??ha '111' r.ls p j- . . > . , i . \ lia! Ik (!< ii I uilli i'*vc'."s i ? ?' i". ;i: ! ' \ < hi rs Hi r ai'H^c- '.s an. I c<?nli ' (Icntiul Ljclia E. Pinkhnm's Vegetable fonipoimti Succeeds Hlui> Others Fail. CORN FIELD5 ARll GOLD F1ULD5 to the fanner who under stands how to feed his crops. Fertilizers for Com must contain at lecst 7 per cent, actual Rot ash Send for our books? they tell why Potash is as necessary to plant life as still and rain; sent fice, If you atk. \Vrit? to-day. OILMAN KAU WORK5 Maw Varfc? OS Nnm Mrmrt. or AiUaa, G# ? Soutk Broad St. \ V .1 I !>" I C. ? i r ? -iii ? i i i > li> *!f fk i'i'n i< ? !.?!> ij. I m-i s .innt'.l v.i 'i ? i t ! ? . THE DAISY FLY KILLER .n"* 2 Or. 11 I UOl ;> miiii ,;v >;:> ? It U>?. < V A NlWCARnTRir.K! I. pi of i tiig.'rs iitsiuull.v disappear ; I CaidA inimcritnt rly piot'uccd rgalni from nny plncc pet former dcslrr?. f nil i insl ructions t\y ntnil for $|. Addrcfls . J. II. V ANIIKKII A\KN,TA V A KKN.FI.A. ( cutis fNtftt ' 0>>UK? tiyrui>, inure* Sdtd , U list Mil*. I *?!??? JQOM. t*0 Distinguished Parly r rum the North Greeted I)) Prominent Southerners SUML SPI.LNUID SPl:l:CIILS MAD!: Meeting at C-do en hi a Opens With a < of Welcomt by Gov e'noi I -fey ward, rollowed hy the An nua| Addrfftn c? Mi. C. Oy oen, President of the Conference. ? ( <?!n/nl)li'i, ,s. special The Con ferencn for IMmaiion In I )<<? HimUi ?m? i1' i', i . ,?? eighth annual session hero \\ edneiiday, wiili u laiy rt t tendance of IfiidlMv ??-. In. ii dm |;oth North ahd South present. I<lic Ogden (rain, .obtaining ft party nf ladles a 1 1 > I ? -iA h-niei^ finhi Vork, licM.m, \\ u.shlimlon an.) oih-r Noi l in i n (jne,s, arrivfjl al :$.IU p. m., uinl the visitors are being entertained In various homes in die ?-| | y to which (hey have been invited, party ii uiti }>????? ninotv flv*. lit!!1.#, uJucatoift, IM'rhiy men nnd women and businosij in' ii Inii-iculi'd in e.Juoai ion., They came in on a special of ton I'ullman earn, chartered hy Mr. Robert Ug- , den. oi New Vork. The piomberB of Hi" pari} arc hlM gil"Hj'' I'di ii i* (??*?! ??<? ii , ili'V 'I'lj) |fj different point:; in South Carolina North Carolina and Virginia. Hilling l In ir Hlay in (,'oliunhin, 1 1 n ? y as vv.ll im I In- nntti y hutrireds of other , \ inlloi?, mti i tilv I t orn tin1 Sont limn States, ai" of tin.* oily of to I'Hiihia. A parly eoiiMtating of t Ii ?? way 1,1 "i ? li" "Hy. the Slain Superintend - : .?hi oi (?*< I m at foil , I'M i i or lloilzalos, of ill" t oluuihia St al". two professors of ill-- South Carolina < rtild several other pioniiiHiii iRixon* nf I'oluinhM, cm i r|i" party n t llamh'l. N C , and "S <"it"d it inio tin* Slat" Kvery train ? * 'ii ? I ii;; into tin- <iiy brings from all parts of i l,c South visitors to tli" <on- i fi-ri'ii" Ill'"' < Oil :'"l ?II. ?? opciicl ils 111'. si H?M moii., Ii' i" with addresfl of tvelcoiii" liy <P;vf*rtlnr |) C l|. y ward. The l.'ovcrnor sai.i in part IMVKIINOII IIKVWAHICS SI'KKCII. "Today throughout the entire Son'h Hi" si hoolhoiise tell is ringing. It rings from tlx' university On the hill and it lilies from III" lilt!" school lions" li^ tin1 ? ? ? : i ' I >- 1 ? 1 1 ? and in yo.i t"ach?Ts who !?ie pp ??< I1? ill this > oil I"i"!i' ? Coin our rion r Slat".", id t!i SV.it h airl from every portion of on/ own st-'M". I wish to say that in wel '?oiniim yuii | must also congratulate you upon th" ureal work you have done. | li"li"\c that you have ac complished more during ihe pasl fori.V aliiiii; i I iiiji i ional lines than Iwul ' \ -r in "ii ?i > oniplisht .1 hy any p"o I'l" in ili" > nni" l"n^;ih of tini". No p< op!i' ha\ " "vi't* \mh k.'il so well or un!"i Jin1 same .otnlitions, and in > oi.r work \ o 1 1 have h? 1 1 iicior.P'd loyal suppoi t hy your pnopl". In th"ir <la>? of poverty and in thiir days of ui'osp"iii\ ih" tax payors of tin? South lia\" sli(?wn a wilungnoKs and a do fit" to (ax Ihomsolvos to fiiippni'l Ih" S' hool?. not only f?>l' lln il owil oiiildr"il ' III" uinl" (liildion Of tli" South hid also for Iho . hildn-n of anoldi'r and i|"P"ndont ra.-c. '|'ho;i!'h ol'l"ii niisiindi'istro I. (hoy havt! never let Heir hearts fail them; they have ii"V"r looked haokwaril. hut always I'nrwariS. and today wr> vau fop in university and in eoll"?i", in graded sehool and in ooiiiuiou Si hool. In hot tor toai hers and Ion fer tnrms. a happy and prosperous poopln iiv", in sniiling Ih'lds and urovs lug oiijis. i ho result of their courage and detwiui nation. "tii wohoniinK you to South Carol in i I welcome you to a State which has always had a deep Interest in the cause In which you are enlisted. With us, the modern schoolhouse stands beside (he college of a oentury. Prom the earliest history of our Slate our peo ple have prized learning and cultiva tion Before the Revolution. South Carolina pent her sons to Oxford and to Cambridge. Shortly after the Revo lution we he.Jtan to huild tollegos and In establish public schools. The first library in America to be supported in a "i \ d":*!""" at ill" public expons" wa:< tliiil established in Charleston in I !;y.* IM l'< ?K Y \.\CK OK FvlU'CWTION Kl* \ l.r/iciv "1 it : 1 1 sure. llDWOVi-l', it IH'eils ill) ill' gntnont ? ? ? I'ltitviiwo you thai tlx* imner tanco i f e.luiatlon in ita hljjhe.t sr-siae ha < v. i' 1 i en !"?*;* 1 i .:*??! by mil' people. The I'm. i t t 1 1 : 1 1 1 have just cite. I that Im o "? we t.a.l colh^os of oiu own w ? Me i nhroail. .'inl the f?;: tin*:* f iir' t :i 1 ! 1 1 < >> t w 1 1 1 1 1 u miu n ! i if I'll' v<ii< ??-. ?????i<H South Carolina \ *???!?? II'. ?T 1 eit \ e'l ( ihl t h ' : e \\ 1 11 shew I h " spirit ; h ;> t animntoil our ancestors. > .l(i what we mo tl nun i nlay for ( !:< ? ns ami daughters of South I'aro Una. 1 have Hit to point yon to the ii'imber of . i ? 1 1 e i ' ? ? s e hi o'e . Thf S-a'e ? tlt.M ft ' \V "in i h i o;i i ' o i 1 e e fi n" Woven. an I i: ??it ?! ("ritoliiia ('olleve il:e <*i?a ?? 1 ami < '? i"- u for s o 1 1 1 1 >; iin n. .1ml al o a S'atf i ; : 1 . i* . for ::ei;ro{ In t ? ibis. < a.'!: ri li;;ioiis i!enaniinat:o:i support on,, ( j- m >tv- ? oll.'ne-i whbh a: e ito'lii! excellent work. There are also nuiiiy private ( Mioj-'es several of which are well endowed Contrlhutin i io i ! ; e e is our system of trailed mi l common -rh ooU Our State eon titu i ton ie<jiiir<!.s that the r.enera! Assem hly f.' all provhle for a liberal s >.i of ft.e public s ? h o 1 1 1 s for eh il liea 1-e t ween tliO aires of i'. aii'l 20 years, an t the const it lit ion imposes an annual t .i\ I'XCOoilinK one half of our entire State tax for general purposes*. With us the lis'hf to allow si hool districts to levy a spe. al tax ha.; alreaily heen' won: ' I is nieoi pot a lo.l in the organic 1< \v <f the State, ami we are now extern! inn the battle line.-, to i he various ? ! i s liUis. 100 (if which have alreailv oxer ? is. i i his iivefnjvi'ive. New vu torie; ii re con^tan'lv beinj; nalnc 1 alon>; this I'm . an. I within the next few year.-; we i i>nli<!i'!it ly to greatly enlarge oiir army of ?>ducnti >nnl progress. "I)iirim? lii" | a >t year w .? 1. -nit 1 T school houses. an-! wo improved and equipped tuany mote. These buildings : ranged in e ?>??( fnmi $ too to ${0. ?">???? i r.pic. <\ and in this equipment are In ' 1 ? | v?i 'it lil iati< s TAn thunMind ; a iul tive handled of our teachers last yea:1 attended s;::.iuk: I:cu!s :? order ! ta i , li(i' o.y.jlo ;ln involve:; for their 4 po;.' vvoi lc. It will require in prophet, : l :\ Iricnds, t.i predict that, should w > J he annin so fortunate within the next ; few .vents a.< to welcome yon within j the ronllt\es of this State, your eye* will heboid vast Improvement in onr ! educational and industrial affairs. "Pardon nio for this apparent dig reft- ? Hon. which 1 hope will prove to you I the I rile tout we foci in you and in your ! work, l.et nte Ktve you seme added 1 welconto to our State nuti to our cap- ; iul city. In I bo nam* of the gr**t . * -ft. ? cause which brings yuii hero; In tho name of every h< tool and college l'1 tho Slato; la tho name of thoso high Interests which ir is your mission to rtv.'j in behalf of Hi'- people of our Ktato, uiul especially i" behalf of tho pooplo of our capita) ? ?ty. I welcome j ) If.di*# ftfwj it' *?> ' t>* to South < 'arollna." Al tho conclusion of the (ioveruor s a<t.lrc?tj . of w i l<> ' 1 1? , tho annual ad* il of M?* Hut. n t C. ()gden, presi dent of tho conference, \U4* d"Mvrtrod IMCKSIDKNT OtiDKN'H A DDUKSH In tho opening M i Ogden spoke at noiimi length of tin i iiiji'ti h and history m t i)in Although thin roil* ' ( 'fin ho(|v of flijl horliy, 1/ yet !'-v fj. ?<:rt rteefl i 'iiii'iuuify of (lit* j > i v illi iliti .HoUtlij **111 I'MllcH! loital Monrci, ih?# ({eiii'ral Kducat ion Moan I. aii'l In a los>->? ?* d** greo with tho board of trustees of I ho I'eabody fund, and the hoard of trus tees of ijio slat i r fund, These Hcveral hoardN are no thoroughly co-ordinated . fWi?l sympal lietb- tht't every facility < i<*yi<'(| jjy rtm is tit ??i* >*Mi?ttHaH<l of uit '! riilcl ilil*. fv'mmoniigb of aim js xti perfect I hat. wasto.liy duplication. or .competition |h impossible. Tho work Of these hoards and funds having been }>rlo(ly dealt with. the sni>?'a k??r spoke of \ihrtf, hnd beep neoonlplluhcjl. It is tin- leadership of tin* <*iiiid thai W?> fol low hero, In- said, inspiring this great company nioro than c uriosity, possible entertainment or soc ial fellowship ? 1? the Interest of (lie chlhl And It was <ii?l *)\r> ?Vr*pa*a"on of ihl* pflVY/ff'YS Influence that awaited tin* advent of I lie new movement for education which was unfolded in tlx* triple alliance of 1 i ho conference ami the l wo hoards. This movement came at the psycho* toglch) tnoiuniii Throughout this Hout bland. isoiatcd ami lonely, many al)J<\ thoughtful. well informed and solitary souls were brooding over tho needy conditions of certain local Mian wilii which experience lias made I hem painfully familiar. And with the per ception of need wm lo^oe-inted h eon r t - 1 1 ? 1 1 : l llel phi'SIH Ml find VaguO; llldof Ml i I }lof)?>fuinl'ss, or U'lts llii?? comll tion of liilmi solely confined to thfc Iso laled arici obscure? Men of large pub 'i:* ailairs. Women socially prominent, Were bolii equally anxious and sadly doubt fill, llero a voice hnd been raised, there a liitle local effort had been started, and beyond this the pro | plicts wore beginning both persuasion and provision. Then followed the awakening of t ho earnest and anxious UtinkerH. A siri'nglh ff association was promptly crenel. Symptoms of many sorts indic-at<d the educational epiphany that has commanded the ad miration and respoc I of educators I hiou^hoitl the land, the encourago iiic -lit of progressive citizens, the in terest of statesmen. Certain facts ma v hi' liilMlv oil 1 lined. I'KOCKKHB ell-' i?< )t ' A I . TAXATION. Local taxation for education has I made great progress, notably in Ala lianift, South Carolina, is'orth Carolina J ;; 1 1 c I Tennessee. The constitution of j 1 1 1 ? ? State of Cienrgin has been ho j amended as to f:??* i 1 i I a? o local taxation j ( f ; i schools. Tin; of public j appi npriat ions both through States :t >: c | tlie local tax. for education, li.is j aggregated many millions of dollars. New school houses hy hundred:?, per- I c.aps thousands, have replaced others | (l it were lacking in comfort, space and equipment. Hundreds of inade (|eat< schools have been consolidated .* 1 1 1 . n sport a I i< in has been supplied I to scholars that have been iticonimod j ed |>y the changed conditions. School I l ? rnis have been great iy lengthened, the (nullifications of teachers im proved, and ? oihpensat ion increased in ni"et i lie longer term ami better scr\ ice. I.aws against nepotism in education j have been passed and thus a beginning has 'been ncde In Use removal of a j corrupt nud debasing -influence upon | ? ducat inn. This is an incident in the divorce of public education from poli tico ? au end most devoutly to be de sired. Perhaps the most encouraging angle clement of progress is found in the formation of local and State or- j ganizations of citizens and educators lev the pi emotion of public interest in education! In the cities of Virginia li ige amiien es of the best people have beuri assembled by the conmils-. son to Wait upon the teachings of i ) ? n whose souls are awake to the | needs of t ho children and whose ie.ngues have been touched with the ln iy lire from the altar of public >.er vice. Such meetings have been hold ? -where with success and power. I hi Virginia's leaiiership is exception i ? : 1 iii pei sis* ence and thoroughness. I No doubtful curiosity of suspicion | mrUs !u tlie background; no academic seclusion . no intellectual superiority. ! i.o . ioislered exelusi venous now dl- i v:de? higher from popular education in j the S'mth. Oth'-r pionnnent educators made i : p'? udid addresses. The inciting vm ! . eminent uece?s in every particu 1 ;? r. Second Day's Session. The v ? 'ci 'iid day's session of the j great educational conference was j marked by exceptionally strong ad- ! d i ??-ises hy notable speakers. At the Superintendents' Conference j the State Superintendents of the fol- ] '? wiiu: State-' were present: South i .'.roliisa. N'orMi Carolina, Georgia. i N'.a'eama. Texas. TVnnessee ijlnl Ar k.'.n.-as. Ma.h of thyse spoko ojj dlf f? r?-ni phases of the recent progress > i ?-?lii 'at ion in the Southern States, ? Vlumhin . ^ P.. Special.? The Con ference for l.ducation in the South c'esvii its sessions bore Friday, and the i i nference adjourned subject to the call of the executive committee. \t the morning session of the confer ence. Mr Uobert C. Ogden. of New York, was unanimously chosen presi dent. chris H. Ayoock, former governor of Norih Carolina, was chosen vice piesidt ut The following executive loinnilttce was elected to serve the on suing year S C Mitchell, Virginia: Sydney ,f. Howie. Alabama; II. It. Cousins. Tex as; < lireiue II. roe, North Carolina; l> C Caldwell, Louisiana; C. P. Gibson, t.n.nia U H. .losse. Missouri. Dr. I A leukins. Kentucky; S. A. Mynders. Tennessee ; J. H. Iliunman, Arkaie.as; l? 1 1 Johnson. South Carolina. The other cdliccrs of the conference elected were: Sccretan. TV .1. Hild will. Alabama; treasurer, \V. A Hlair, | Winston Salem, N. C. Tho following % resolution adopted by | tho ion of Southern States Sn- ! poriutondeiits of Induration, at its nir>ot - i on April 26. is given out for tho , tirnt timo; ?.'!1*?So1v4n1 that tho Association of S???yhvfn State Superintendents of ' l'(?Vt" Instruction, dohires^to expros.t ! it-Oj4?fU etintion of tho valuable work ! of die southern Educational Hoard, in 1 ? o-openwion with tho educational a?. tlioritios of tho States, and of tho spirit in which tho work has boon dono j for the paM three years; and also to 1 express gratification at tho provision 1 for the iontlnuance of this co-opera-! tivo work." All th<> Southern States-are represent. : o,i except Tennessee. Mississippi and Virginia. " Mr. Oftden, in a brief and expressive | ?peech, then pronounce) the conference j adloqrncd. 1 SPcCIAL TRAIN WRECKED' H. C. 0 vil ji *s Annua! Ejkojrslori Educators Ends Sadly. t ?il U A i ?' li Willi hiftliil k'ljfitt* in k nr'Jl j hi lii ii S. I'., ( ?mr( a ffl<i?m, Creen* illc, S. 'f lic special t'r.'ifff bearing the o^tlcii party on ith South* i-tir ? ri | ? hi Uip I merest* of education ' liuf fulo' n Aw 1 1 <11 / Hi; ??!?' early in j tin1 morning ah It \Vfttf /'iileriflj/ I it*9 I yard* of i lie .Southern Itollway here. 'J he engine of tlie Ogden (rain unit .several cars were wrecked. Tlw bag? j gage and (lining curs were telescoped ami caught lire. The two dining ears ) were de*iroyed. A flagihad mid three employe* of the ' (lining J-jiM were killed,; and Several of |lnc O^dcn parl.V <\ere injrired.' 'J'htf : dead are: Charles M. Coope; flagman; J. I.ltihv W. W. Cumming* and J; F; I ilnyucs, negro employes of the dining ' cars. j The traiii' !eft Columbia at 3..'W) ! o'clock In the morning, ftfid few of the i party l.ad arisen when the accident ] happened. Had it occurred at the j breakfast hour many inlp'it have been I kllV't. j I'roi'iKSor ilen'IJ U\ Ffti'nnin, nf Vale j I'liiversily, was perhaps ihoftr stffU.hj/dy. I injured. Ills head was bruised un(i arm broken. Mrs. Furnam was hurt i on the shoulder ifinl arm. I)r. St. Clair ' Mclvchviiv- of the Brooklyn Eagle, who was in the forwiild tlinljif ear, was pinioned under timbers, Ana tVjts, drugged out nncouseions when the ilanies were reaching him. He was soon revived and was unhurt except J i'or a wrenched back. it. M. Ogden, son and secretary to It. (3. Ogden, had his wrisi InoUerl. Dr. Drehcr, of Hoanoke f'ollege. Was bruised. Ml'Si. Thorpe, daughter Or" II. W.- Longfellow* Wtfa also bruised. All (>/ these pnfisettgerS were iu'llie forward dining ear/ .lolin F; McCoy, tourist agent, XviM ! cut in the head. W. C. KershaW, ail electrician of Jersey City; , received sculp wounds; (.'. It. Wilcox, dining conductor, cuts over right eye, and J). It. Itohns, dining car conductor, scalp W'OU HuS. I>r. unl Mis. l'ivrnnin were taken to a hospital. Among the passengers on the luckless train were: Charles H. Aycock, itirrhef i.'ovornor of North Carolina; Dr. A. S. Mraper, New York State Commissioner ot* Education; Dwight Kellogg, the l!ev. Dr. Arthur 15. Ivinsol ving, Seth l.ow. forinci' Mayor of New York; Hob 'rt Treat I'ainC) tieurgo Foster Pea* iKcly and Itishop McVickar? of Hhode island. who suffered frdiii shock. Mr. Ogdeu, who was deeply gHevetl ind shocked, ordered that the best pos sible funeral he given the dead, and that every attention he shown the in lured. The people of < : roon villti invited many of the passengers? to their homes i '.lending the departure of lite special I ? rain for New York City. Practically all of the baggage, Said : !o he valued at $12,000, '.ray destroyed. | !l was said that a misunderstanding! >f orders led to the accident. The I ?ion lihound passenger train to New j York City had orders to take the siding i .it Piiris, a way sfntigu four miles j j lioi'ili of recti -i lie. The freight, -which i i was being made up here, was on the l main line. At the Coroner's inquest lie train dispatcher testified that or I tiers to the effect that the Ogdeu special would arrive at 7.1.*? o'clock were filed in the yardmaster's oltice, and later Mint another order was tiled that the special would arrive at 7..r?r> o'clock a. m. The yardnmster testified that he received r.o orders whatever to that effect. The Ogden party decided to abandon its trip, and arrangements were made by the Southern Hallway to start a special train from (Jreenvllle for New York City at once. The itinerary which vas abandoned included stops at Ashevllle. N. G., and Richmond and ! lampion, A'a. Robert C. Odgen is the resident mem j her of the John Wanamakcr firm in | New York#Clty. Consistent with a eus :oiii he has followed for several years, lie had made a large party of educators his guests 011 a special train, that took i hem to the Eighth Annual Conference for Education in the South, at Colum bia. S. ('. The *-tnrt was made from New York City, and at Philadelphia. Malt iinore. Washington and Richmond the train stopped to take on additional members of the party. A STAltTMXO HT'Til NG. ? Vsts Not It i ii ir to Kill n Student, Says .! ildjre, nioondn.yton. 111. -A unique point In ! ;i damage suit line been broughlout l>,V j i decision or .lutlgo Wl'igllt,. Til tliO | < liampalxn County Court. A railroad I dininsr ear was derailed Inst fall, and I JJalpli (>. Roberts. a student of the | 1 uiversity of Illinois, was killed. lie | i was :i prominent athlete. The aceident j : atinwled considerable attention, ltob I ?m*|s' administrators bringing suit for I SHUKkl. j The defendant's attorney moved that [ tin* suit he dismissed on the ground ? that no evidence had been introduced I lo show that any person was depending i upon Huberts for support. It was, j moreover, urged that Roberts, belli); n | college student, was really an exppnse ! to his parents. The Judge decided the i point well taken and dismissed the j rase. An appeal will be taken. \ Germany Stands I'at. Count von Tattenbach-AshoUl. the { Herman envoy at' Tangier, nvade an tin ! eomdliutory statement bn Germany's at j titude toward Morocco. N'fvv ! a ij??w main tariff, (u tak?* "lli'cf .May l'-\ Tin* principal c.hany.\s .r.? s?* t illtuvf : Making maximum ?>ii;t line ralr on main lilU'cn ccnts iu ? If. ul at seventeen one-half colli?. iit :i \ iimmt .joint I i u ?* rate to Ca!? \ fulfill hits hot'ii fifteen c??nt??, and 1 1 1 ??? m. lis will Lio.W fci?t the ndvantav ? cf that rate. Now .Minlttcr to China, u* \V. Itor-ktillt lias 1 roil a )>;>?'? *? ctl i I'niio.l States Minister to Clii;i..>.-'^\, S ? - - ? ? ? ^ Kdtjcn tion Itrcvitivs N?'\" \fn.' the <*oii;u:o*';$ at Co. mill. !a win h.? under university ftup?-vv'.*!oii. Vassar College lias decided to in crease its Miirn.Tt clinrtfo from $100 lo The total number of KtuOents in t tie uixdiiate department of Itrowu lima* hers 107. The linanclal statement for tli? l??t Vale ??prom" shows $7(WW receipts ? and a profit of $&>4. , A second pr!**? of $.V> for tlifc Mit Yolo choral ?ong liu* octrit oJTcwr'vjr J. 0? 'ilk FAMOUS ATHLETES I'E-RC-NA Atf tt Spring Tonic to Get the S$t?tvm in Good Shape# \ "I advise, | all dihlMf'4 who are ( about to (jo \in It'tti "/ ajj to try a bottle, of Pe-rit-na." -j. tr, Cl en inter. John Gleninter t Champion Swimmer ami OMy Athlete to tincccsfifullp bioim Through tho Michigan Whirlpool HapUl*, PE-RU-MA Renavatej, Regulator Restores * System Depleted by Catarrh. John \V. tilenister, of J'rovidcnec, K. !?? chrttnt/ioti long distance nwimmer of Amer ica, Iirts performed notable feuts in tliia crhmtrj" and Knglaud. He ha* used Peruija as a ionic rtnq give* tiin opinion of it in I ho follott'irtjf letted: Now Vork. I Thft Medicine Company, C'Ohimoua, Ohio: Gentlemen-- "I'hiti tfp ring fof the lirst time I have taken t \vd P/ofttles of Pe runa, and, as it has done nu' H gre*t deal of good, 1 feel an if I oti^ht to >??!} u good word for its worth. " lhteln'j the Springtime for the Mat few yearn, I hove token r erat IcltUln of sprint/ tonlcju'and ' have never received tt it y 'benefit w'uitevcr. Th 1 i tfed r, i /trough tlye advice of a / rlend , / hnvti trltul l'eruna and It has given uallsfac* lion, '?I advise all alhletcn u;h o tire about to go in training to try a bottle, for 11 cerlul nl g gets tlte Hyutem in good ft/tape. >> l'on n i Irtil u, J(H/\ tv, OLKSISTK11. AT1ILKTKS renlize the importance off keeping m good bodily tr?ni. The digestion must ho good, the ciioum t fon jwrfcet. ?!ci'p regular and eilpngh of it. If (liO slightest catarrhal eojflition off lung* or ^tomm h ik allowed to remain, neither. digestion nor xleep will be strengtli iiiiKtuiuing. Those tvlio lead very active lives, like Athletes, wlthyood inugcular de velop men', /Ind t lie sprtny month t * especially trylny. Athletes every where praise IVnma be cause they, of all men, appreciate the value of a tonic thai dispel* physical depression.. l1he vooitlon of some men ma y air tit (if them to endure the depressing feel l)i (/h I neident t? sprliXy' leather, but the utliletff tnusl never all ne him self to not -'ifM dor the weather." He must keep in the "pink of condition" all the time. in order to do this he inurft avail him self of a spring tonic upon which he van re'.f. Therefore athletes am en pec la It \f friendly toward Peru na, Peru na never fails them. Pope Hartford* Pope T ribune Modern Gasoline Cars and Runabouts " at Moderate Prices. ~ Hacked by 27 Yenrt of Mnimfuotiirlnjf Kxperiencn. 6tol6HiP. Prices, $500 to $ 1 600 Simple Construction, LuxutJbus Equipment. A(l(lrf>?s Dept. A For Complete Cwtalogue*. Pope Manufacturing Co., HARTFORD, CONN. Member* A. I.. A. M. . * Let Common Sense Decide Do you honestly behove, that coiVeo sohl loose (in bulE), exposed to dust, germs and insects, passing through many hands (some of them not over-clean), '"blended," you don't know bow or by whom, in lit for your use 1 Of course you don't. But LION COFFEE Is another story. The green berries, selected by keen fudges at the plantation* are skillfully roasted at our fac tories, where precautions yon would not dream of are taken to secure perfect cleanliness, flavor, strength and uniformity. , From the time the coffee leave* the factory no hand touches it till it is opened in your kitchen. This hM made LION COFFEE th? LEADER OF ALL PACKAGE COFFIES. Millions of American Homes welcome LION COFFEE daily. TUere is 110 stronger proof of mex*it than continued and increas ing popularity. "Quality survives ull opposition." (Sold only iu 1 lb. pacfcftRos. Lion-head on every package.) ( S;ive your Lion-honda for valuable premiums. ) SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE WOOLfiON 81?I0E CO., Toledo, Ohio. One man compnsca the entire police force of Iceland 1. Mail order* promptly Ailed by Dr. K. Deletion, Craw for JLaville, Ind. Soda water ia now prescribed for hunger. "All Siffns Fall in ? I>ry Time" T n K SION OF THB FISH NKVEIt FAILS IS A WJCT TIME Jn crdcrln(t*ToTv?r's 8ll?k?rt, a ou?u*ucr wiU?*i "I kMW W'ffiftare.ttay TLU conM?m? U U?? out growth ?t ?l*ty-nln?j yo*|* o ( f CAreiui in?BufMturiof, Biuret Iwirf WwH'g Fiir. IH4. A. J. TOWER ??? ???*?*???* S2P2S Thompson's Eye Water ?o, 18. PIMPLES'* "i. tried all kinils of blood remedies whlth fatl*4 to do rue ai?ynood but I I. as n fouud the rlthl thing at lut. Uy wan full of plio)tlea an<l black head*. AUrr *n ,f,t- 1 f<?tttlnn?r!g th? n*o Gf Uiolh iflLI recommending ^ them to my friend*. I feel Bne w&Ml I rite n th?V^ xnornlne. Hope to bave ? eba&ce 1*' (MS'nxaMK Fred C. Wilicn, 76 Else St.. Hnruk, ]|,|( Besl for Th*&ow?ts c*np?c*rnmim

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 05, 1905, Image 4