Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

LIEUTENANT BOWMAN IN FORTY-EIGIII HOURS I'E ltU-NA CIIHI II 111. Oold Affected Head and Throat j ?Attack Was Severe. Chfis. \V, Hownian, I r>t lacul . and Adjt. 4th M. S. M. V'oIk., writes from Lanliam, Mil., as follows: "Tliounl. somewhat averse to patent med icines, and Mill mor# averse to becoming a professional affidavit man, it seems 'only a plain duty in the prcNent in-fanci! to add my, experience to the columns already written. coneeYning tin* euratixe powers ul Peruiin. . "J ha v# bocti i>h rttvu la rl </ henr/l I ml | by lit* usr for out (In In llir hrail ami throat. I fmvv Urrn oh! v. Oi/'hII it cu rv j ?m !/?(.?// of a iiiokI Hpvrrr ttllttclc Iii ' forty-dull t honrn h\t 1 1 h u ?r <i ccord 1 1?(/ \ to til rectloiiH, I it sit lias a firv rv.nt ! re i ii'hoiievai' tJimi Iriinl with tin all arte. j ''Members of my family also u*e it for ! like ailments. We are iccommcmliritf it j to our ('. \V. Hovvmaii. Pe-ru-na Contains No Narcotics ( liic reason win I'eruna h i < found per | ma 114*11 1 u ko in ho manv homes i* tli.it it i contains no narcotic of any kind. It ''an j be used any length of lime without a<'iptu- j in j/ a drug lialnt. Address Dr. Hart mail, I 'resident Of 'i hi* ! ] I a it ma ii Sanitarium, ColuiiibiM, < Udo, for j free medical advicfl. All coit 'espondem e ? h#W'- ?Irictly confidential. $50 POSITION PAY TUITION AFTKK POSITION IS SI-CUUI-0 i Kirst 10 who clip (Ills notlcu nrnl rend to 1 DRflUGSSGN'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Fftlcitfh ( ' olumliia, KnuKvlltr, Atlinlb. Waco Ft. Worth or N,khvillc. Tervu. may, without p.lvlmr notes, pay CVIHUY Cl'INT of tuition out uf uuhtry lifter j good position is aucurcU. If m>l Hecured no pity required. COURSE BY MAIL FR?E If not ready to enter you may tnko Iftfsons hy mall I'KLOK until rsadv. Which woujil h:i\i! time, living expenses, etc., or complete nt homo and ?? I It plomn, 1). P, 11. C. Co.. has j.iiSt i?^i 1 1) i c apital, 17 hunkers on llnanl of I ?1 ; ?*o- i torn, and TWKNTY ( In 't 1 1 lit T 10 10 N states t v* buck every claim It j makes. Kstiibllslic.l SIXTKKN yeais i Clip and send this notice today. GOOD I'OI ATOI S BRING FANCY PRICKS To grow a larffe rroji oi corwl j.. the soil must contain plenty <>f I ??t.? >li. Tomatoes. mr Ion*. I'ttiirp ? In fart, all vrfrttaMcs remove l.itije ijuaim ties ol Potash lrom the toil. iSn |<l'ly Potash /ttbernlly by tlic UfC of ferlili/rn ronf.iinitiR #?'/ It it Ihiin 10 per (ml, net mil I'olasli. Itcltcr aii'l nunc fwulitabtc yields aic sine u> follow. Our p.ini|>li1rts arc tint advertising riruil.us booming ?|>ni.il frrtilucri, lint toiii.tin valu able information in tunnels. Sent I lee tor tin: asking. Write now. 0l?RMAN KALI WORKS New York? V J Nuwiu Street, or Atlanta, (ia.--jj'a South ltro.nl St. Bo. 2<>. BAD BREATH "For month? 1 hud.Rrcnt troiibto with mr ? tonmefc knH nil ktml* My t<"igin- Imi i>c?n in Ally n* grt'i'ii n? urntit. my I ? r ?- 1* t h t.rivli.g ? hn<1 oilnr. TWi work* nij.i n (rlcml r<- - ? ? n? m ?- n <t ' 1 Ca?*nr<,t? mn1 kft-r iinliik' Ilium 1 run w 1 1 !i ncl > nnik ? hoerfully *tiy ihnt th?>y li??o entirely cutr " ino | tlaertfnro trt you km?tv thut I tltAil ri-cnnniM'nd thorn to m?y oue lulToriuu f mm micti trouble* ' Chat. It. Ilalpun, IW Kivluglon 4>t. , Y ork, N.T. Best for The bowels candy CAT?wmc Pitta* ant. Palatahtn, Potent. Ta?t? (lorxl. OoflfMl. Hovor S?ek?n, Wttnkon or Ori|?o. 10c, Ko.oOo. N?tm ?ol.l lit bulk. Tlio ijoniilrio tnlilM ttnniped CCO. (iuarunUfl to euro or your money bark. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicaco or N.Y. sgB I ftHNUAL SALE, TEH M1LU0II BOXES | , * Jets and Flashes. Hotter a livo politician than a dead hero. Milkmen arc the Inst to desert the water wagon. When it comes to kissing two heads are better than one. QUICK RESULTS. \\\ J. 11111, of Conoord. N. (J., ?1 list loo of the Pence, s?ys: "Doan's Kidney I Pills proved n i very efficient remedy lu my ! enso. I" \j?od them for disor dered kidneys and backache, from which I { had experienced } a great deal of trouble and pain. The kid ney secret lone irwe Tor/ Irregular, dark colored ami foil of acdlment. T^o Fills Cleared it ?11 upland I bare not had on aclio in aur back since taking tbe last dose. Af Itealtb general)/ la improved a great deal." Foeter-MUbpi'n cd. Buffalo, N. T. llwlm, pricf 99 iicnta Wholesale Trice* Quote J in New York Ml! K . Tn/4 Milk F!xr lirtnjft* pr>r e for ?lafid?ir<l quality w 2 ',&??. per quart. jurrrm. Creamery - \V '? -f rn, ovtra $ 27 Kiixi n 25 (/? 2.1 Vi Klfite dairV ill!)*. filsU.... '/! Wy Imitation crcamcrv 23 f") M Factory, thirds to first... . l'J (") V.'l cil I'. KM R. b'f/tlc full cm, nil, fancy..., 14 Small '4'i I 'a it x''''il I" prime 8 14 ' 0 I'm i 4 1? 1 1 1 1 ? , common .... - ? 0i) 7 Full />k iiiim ... 3'/?(?j 4 14 Kl<!?. .Tcrncy ? Fancy ?ft ^?) 21 State ami I'cnn ?'? (?>) 21 \Wfctcrn ( 'I'oicc. M <>i> )S% Southern < ' 1 1 < < ; ? e 10 (?"> I 7 Duck cj^-H IX (id n (J none ; M"> (<^ 40 III" ASM AND I'KAS Beans M h tom'. choice. , , . 2 K5 (H 2 00 Medium, choice ? ? 0i> 2 10 Pen, choice. . ?? 0i< 1 75 Wi ll ki'lncv, choice ? M 2 /W White kidney - - Ut- 3 Ml Yellow eye 2 00 ( 2 0.5 I'.l.ick turtle jmup ....... ? (V/1 3 2-1 I. una, C,i! 3 40 3 4.r) >?'!( I ' I I'M A M> II I'll II I KH - ? I II I' Sll . Apples. Spy, | it- 1' ho! 2 .VI (n 'i .r>0 I'.ihl \'iii . |ier hhl 2 00 ('(' 2 ft 0 Hen I) IX M 2 00 (? > 2 75 ! I .VI <W> 3 00 Cranberries. (' Cod, per hhl I 00 (<i) (I 00 .lerscv. |e r I. hi - - M R 00 St ra win 1 1 14. per i|l 2 (?>) 1.1 1 1 \ v. rotw i n v. 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Ill I .10 f'(! 2 2.1 Ni'. eels, per I. lit 2 00 (h -1 00 I II Dill- J"-: III i ? 1 1 1 1 lies . . 2a ('I I OO ! ? om;i ? | i i' i h i ii i 7.? Ot> 2 2.1 I - ' p'aul . I.m\ 2 (H) (rr I'. ,ri0 > ? I ' I . i - 1 ? . pel I > i \ 2i in 1 21 j I 'i i pi i ! i-l,. ( .'iii fi/ 2 00 ' |! ,ii ????. pi I el lie fill Itl) 1 0.) > ? i ii ? i" hi-, pi i |. i-ket . . r?o <i? 2 00 i >n ..it: ? . \ (I net |ii>? ... 1 'lj (ir I ,r>() I! ie. III, I per lilil . . . 1 .->0 hi) 3 00 < ? i i v. pii .j../..i| ImiiicIic*. 1.1 (if> DO Sn.ua. Ii. p i M.l 71 ( 1 M K.'t'e. pei '.ili' fiO fa) 7.1 ( 'arr-it ? , p. i I'H) I, mi. he, . . I 00 ( n (It) lire!-:, per phi Inmelu'S . . . I IX) (n 7 00 ( I ?.? r-'i \ . per Pi i Iiiiui he?. . . I III) hi 2 00 II .i.|i In', per Iii Ail 2.1 (<*) 7,1 IMlIlI'll!'. pel III I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ?' 1 1 ? . 7.1 ('f> 1 2.1 \ -p. 1 1 :e.|| -. pe!' ||.>/ lill'i llCM .'ill lit ,'l (M) ( "ii- u.'uin-: pe|- li.ivket . . . 1 IKI ( a} 2 tli) ! CHAIN. KTO. f' .'itr \\ iiili r pa'cnt-J I 90 (S< ,1 2.1 I -pi uj ti.i'eui-' 5 2,1 f'l1 0 2.1 1 \\ i'eai N.i I N I > 1 1 ! it 1 1 1 .. in] 1 03^4 \m J I eel !)|*;<i?' l>*f>4 I i i.i it. N.i '.' w !mo ? oil f?4 | (III-. HUM .1 :r? ! f'i'pp""l, while 30V^M 30'^ I ,anl , city li%(<0 074 j 1.1 VK STOCK, n c 1 1 v iiicsm-.i nvi ; C.iNis. ei|\ 1 1 res -i'i I 7'ifrt' 1014 ! < ii .mi i v ili.- -.ii Ii (a] (I j S he' it, pel >00 II, 4 50 (if 0 2.1 I nulls, per Ion 111 . 5 50 (a Ii 50 lli'f- live, per pm II. IKI (.?' (1 10 j Cn'iii'iy ilie-i^cil. pi r IP . &\s(<i) H nit; i.oss in i k i ; i ; v thadk, j j I.:iek nf Ki t i iurratnr <':tr Facllitlos , Causes l'lii i t to Spoil. -New lurk t'ity. Millions of dollars' j worlli of juicy siraw lu'i rics an* al* I lowed In tot lifcatifo of (lie failure of j Hi" Car Trust to supply ears in which ; In lirinu tin-in lii-re. F.lcven carloadH ! liron^lil from South Carolina In 1m?.\ | ears wen- ilumped on tho llats in .lor- ! sey t'ity oii-> day, having In-eu con- | deiiiiu " | us in, lil for tis?>. Tlioy had ' rotted en i'i mi i o lieraiist- of the inability j ut shippers pi si-euro refrigerator oars, i I'orries \ alueil at more than .53,tHtO,- i Oi.'d are >,iiil to have met tin- same falo ? this s ;.h. m ; Instead of yi'ttinu -hipmcnts here 111 : fori) 1'iulit Lours ,tj> can In- done, it | nas lately i'.'i|u I'ctl fri'in tliroo to .six day s. i >e: C.-v|i;,,i;t.,t oil Strike. 1 . i 1 1 ! e i I'l i ? \ p? i-tt.' ' Ihe m'elilest J c\- ip". a ut :u tweiity ye.'irs when the Mt I'.: i-!e w I ..ji Mi;, ii. |x. WjiMi'on f r 1 1 1 . s! a i tt'il i:,.wimr al the rate of Hila ry I a i -els an ii.-ar. and con.srrva- | iiv-> ,,,i hi -ii s a nl the priMlnction has ; l-eeii as hi^li al l'_Tt liarrels an limit*. '< lie nei I'.-ier P Met ' i m 1 1 , Michael j ! Iii!i"u:in. ? . t Pulsion-; u<,. Meltrido j a in I II ici \ 1 1 inehlteruer, of lititler, ! Iiave 'Jna aci'-.v leased near the in w iruslu : M P.rhle. the principal owner, j i el ee.ii. I Jiy ml tin 11 when lie ill si''."l t!ii" In- was i; , > 1 1 1 e lit make ii ; Ml ike. Now there iv an ohltmio rush to I "|'; lea-es. lit,, well is in a Held that ' l-.as pi 1 fo.iiv. Put iie\ *r any tiling of the present gusher. P. it: Califm nia Fruit Yield. I lie linit yiehl in t'aliforniM pi*< ? in - Ims to i,e ht.uier this >,nr il.an in It'ii i. 1 net ease in I t'ioti Pacific Stock. Fnioti I'.'.citu- stmUliiihlers voled 1" sue an additional $ HHi.txio.tKHl of The Wheal Area. IJ'litrns td ilit? Chief of I lit' Bureau of Siati>(i?s of tin* Department of A ur i 'lill lire at W'.i^liin.uloii, 1). made up t ? May 1 show I lint t >??* area under winter wheat in cultivation on that da!" to have heen a1?t>ul 7 2.". .000 nci t This is 1 . hl'.'.iKiii arret*. or 4.<> per ? ni.. !(???? than the ana miwh last tall. a:ul ? acres. or to.<? per cent.. ii'??n? than the area of winter wheal hai>c>led lasl year. Russia n Fleet Reorganised. 'I ho Ku>muu Fleet, a coo rd I in? to n tlispab h from St. IVtorshnrp, IwVf; boon ?*couts under (separate commands. I'aul Jones' Body nt Annapolis. President Roosevelt has decided that I lie body of John Paul Jones shall be plat ed In the crypt of tile Naval Acad emy at Annapolis, Md. (21ft For British ..Museum. Mr. Carntttle gave a catt of the 9kel* clou of the Wyoming dlplodocus to th? HUtUb Mttwum at Lomob, "Tffrjfli < > ** \ WASHINGTON. Delegates to the International Kail* way < 'oiigrcKM received a cordial meK [ nage '>f greeting from the Kmpirur of j (Jermnny. I The number of desertions from the | nrmy In tho last year has I ???*?!? far ! greater limit In any previous year, ac cording to figures which art' being ro celved by tlic War Department. Tin- day it f tor his rcturu homo I'roal ! dent Koosevelt presided nt a Cabinet ' meeting, considered the Loomis Howeu j affair, approved Seep buy .Morion * re* j commendation that tlx* body of John i raid .lonex be burled at Annapolis, Md.f and transacted mtieh other public j business, besides receiving many callers at the White llouse. Senator Clark, ?if Wyoming pros pective chairman of the 'locale Judle lary Commiltee, was admitted to prac* tlrt?-aln the Lulled States Supremo Court. Secretary Taft whs not I tied that (Jeiieral Davis, Hovernor of the Canal Zone, would ;yti i I for home at onee. Doctors have ordered MlnlMer Har rctl to ta'..e a vacation, hut ho ha k refused and cabled Secretary Taft that he will proceed to his now post In Venezuela at once. Superintendent W. II. Krownson, of the Naval Academy, was commissioned a rear-admiral. ' Surgeon Heneral O'Kellly returned ^4>in Ids Western Inspection trip. Ol It ADOPTION ISLANDS. The army transport IJuford ran I ishoi" while entering tho harbor of .Ma la hang, Island of Mindanao. Tho j troops on board wore landed. The (transport will probably ho refloated un- 1 Jaina^ed. There was marked activity in Iho ! volcano of Kilauea. The flow of lava I began Increasing and rising in the J .?rater. DOM USTIC. A statue of Abraiu S. 1 1 ? ? w i 1 1 was tin /eiled at the Chamber of Coinnieree, I 'in New York City. Kinil II. Neiiiner and Samuel I.obley ; were arrested in New York City j .?barged with complicity In the Faptita- | j ile Life Assurance Society swindle. It was anounced at Cambridge, I Mass., that Andrew Carnegie had of- I i fered for a library to Itad< llrt'e ! I .'ollege. While resisting arrest, Charles I'M- i : u ins. a farmer at Suntield, Mich., was j 'a tally shot by Deputy Sheriff Cole, j I \\ - h< 1 had been called in by Mrs. Kd [ w ins on complaint that her husband was entertaining another woman In ! I iheir home. j A serious panic at children's *'jpass ! .viien ceiling f ? ? 1 1 in Church of the As- j ! mi nipt ion, Morris t own, N. J., was avor I cd i>y liie coolness of one man. A village hi the town of Kingston, ; I Mass., was saved from destruction by I 1 forest lire by .a sudden change of j j ivlnd. ! I Part of the big railroad bridge over \ j lie Connecticut I{lv? r at Saybrook. j | 'null., settled and all t ra (Do over It ; ?v:ts stopped. | Six thousand Hermans paraded in >bserva nee of the HHitli anniversary j j >f the death of Schiller in New York j | Jity. Kathlyn W. Kainer, of New* York j 'ity, ?ot judgment for jR'Jo.noo against j ier husband. Otto II. Kainer, 011 an ? line nuptial contract promising to pay ! ier SIu.ihmi mi her wedding day and ? ?iin.iHM) 011 imk-Ii anniversary of it. Laboring for an hour to open his ? iiiife with his left band and his teeth, ! lis right hand, being paralyzed, I'erry j "?ailford. at Hat t le Creek, Mich., tried , .0 kill himself, but fallrd. Hail was accepted at Lexington. Ky? | 'or .liiilge James llargis, whose trial i 'or the murder of .lames Cockrlll re- j uilted in a hung Jury. The appeal of Mrs. Cassie Chad- j .vick from a .en year sentence was set j 'or a hearing October 10, by the Lnl- j ed States Court of Appeal? at Cinein- | lati, Ohio. After killing his w ife while she slept, Lemuel Walker, at .Xlansflcld, (hi., j l ie I t-? kill biuiself by shooting and : miming, but did not succeed. Overreaching its limited capacity In miking loajis, the private bank at Vrtiiigton, 1ml., with Horace Hood ?ifh as President, suspended. l-al ward Hubinl, once famous as a j musician and composer, and the ilis ?overer of Campaniui, died in New Vork City in obscurity and destitution. :ioii. KOUKICN. Several t';i > i's have occurred of penal '/ill if \aihts il'OIII Soilt IllTll pOI'tM of lie Cnited Stall's. charged with (lis- ? 'r^ai'tlinu tli" order of t ho government >f Intervention ] > t'< > 1 1 i t > i ( ing t li ?? en :ranee into Cuban ports of vessels nut ?anying health eer; ifna tes. K. \V. I xsmni!, of New York City, complains li.it lii*? ya? lit Zeta, in which 1 10 ?rnised for m year. was detain d at ^avtta la t>ramh*. Cuba, for twenty lays, tlo-r,. bring n > local proceedings. Mr. I > ? ? j 1 1 i 1 1 vr further says t ha t 'customs .lli-rrs a t Now Orleans, I. a., staled ilt.it clearance health papers won* un- : necessary for yachts coining to Cuba. t Minister Seniors Is asking tin* Cuban government to expedite tin* case The maximum pon a 1 1 y for violation of tin* .ntervention gov? rnmcnt's order is $o? M H I. Hiotinir n t Zhitomir has boon inin h j exaggerated. total casualties being eighteen killed and sixty live wounded. VI II an Knmr. the Korean Charge . 1'Affaires at London. Kng.. committed1* suicide hy hanging at tin* it^'auoa. Captain lambnrina was accused in a Vails tl'i'anert police eonrt of propos- j Ing to seize President l.oubet and Mill- j isters. Mr. Ilatfour d? tailed tin* new scheme ' r?f defense for the Hritish l'nipiro and was complimented hy Sir llenry ('amp- i bell-Itaunermnn, leader of the opposi- 1 Hon In the llouso of Common* at Lon don. Kng. Raids made on the homes of aglta- i tors at Warsaw resulted in a harvest of bombs and other weapons, and se?? Ions disorders are reported in many i districts of Unssia. Influential Japanese new espapers in sisted that the time had come for Kng land to take an active part In the war on Japan's side. Two liusslau war ships from Yladl vostoek have appeared in the Tsngaru "Straits. Oyama's armies, having been rein forced since the battle of Mukden, now consist of o'.KUWO men, according to ltuHslau information. M. Combos, former Premier ?>f France, in a letter written lor La 1'. "?ji. "f Buenos Ay res, Argentina, vi,^la.jnd h.K policy inlly In connec tion Y/lf.i :hc separation <>r C1?W'*U *nd 8lu(? ill I'MIUT, (Scores Killed by Win I Storm at Town of Sny lor. HOUSES WRECKED LIKE TISSUE I'lri* A'l<la t<? iii o it orror - Al l Iinimll* nlfly S?ol Krmn Kurromi'llii j Tdwiii of Oklaltoiri ? City, !tli>u<?tnlii 1'nrk llolmrl nml (iiillirln? Hour* I'moimI Itffi r > A??lHii?urrt Arrival), CJuthiie, Oklahoma. The death list )f a tornado which struck at nlfiht will probably exceed loo per.-ons. Ovrr eighty 1 ?< ?i 1 1 1 * s have been recov ?ivil. Many persons missed were given up for dead, anil many more were neiiotisly wounded. More (liaii 100 >thor persons suffered loss severe in Juritjs. Itc?lit?f has been going forth from leighboring towns. Oklahoma City wilt I'M) men to dig graves and M*ck the dead in the ruins, and a do/on undertakers, with loo rollius. offers >f financial Assistance liavo conn' from Humorous fit lex. (iovoruor Ferguson :>f Oklahoma has issued a nrochwna* ( Ion calling attention to the needs of the stricken town. A Mingle telegraph wire furnished an nutli't from Snyder, hut It was blocked with pri vie messages concerning the dead and the injured. I'lre Ailiti In Ilia Horror. To add to tlie general confusion and ({stress after the tornado had passed, Ire started and hurncd up all that re niiiued of the buildings in one of the justness blocks. The Mayor of Snyder has had much rouble arranging for the burial of no dead. The confusion was great, >wing to the fact that there wrre a lumber of unidentified bodies at the liorgues, There was much suffering nving to lack of provisions and places :o stay. What houses remain in the town were in bad condition and were insafe for habitation. Kef Ides there iv as not room enough to care for the loineless. Kcdding and wearing ap ?>arel were both lacking anil, despite in? effort to succor the unfortunates, iiej' were In a pitiable condition. Many of the wounded did not re vive medical aid until nine o'clock in* next morning, and by that time heir wounds were aggravated. Or. York, of llobart, was active in reliev ing tlie suffering. Only h Score of House h r,?'fl Iiitnef, The havoc wrought by the tornado s astonishing. Out of a (own (lint loused 1000 persons not more tlmn n score of houses wore left intact, while ;wo-thirds of the buildings were wrecked. Tlio storm formed south of Olustee, Tear tlio Texas line, and look a north easterly course through a well-settled "ogion. At 8 o'clock It .vas observed >.v the people of Snyder, but the usual 'uiinel-shaped formation was lacking, ind though the roar was plainly heard 'or sometime before the storm broke, mitiy were of the opinion that it was i hailstorm. Within a few minutes, .ho sky suddenly became dark and a rerrilic downpour of rain began, last ng for several minutes. Then the rain stopped almost as suddenly as it had started. For a few monreuts an ??i i? - nious calm followed, and then the tornado struck. .Many persons were caught in the streets ami between buildings, where some were lifted high in the air and lashed to the ground as (hough hurled from a catapult. Others were struck ??y Hying debris. Those who ivnuiined n their houses fared 110 better in the oath of tlio tornado, which swept 1 cross nil excepting a few blocks in the southeastern corner of the town. Frame structures collajwwd like egg-^, * hells, burying occupants Hjnder ^be lebrls, killiug, crushing and maiming. Six hotels and boarfllng houses were torn to pieces, burying many in the ivrcekngc.v'NftrUi fit the railroad (rack, where many cottages stood, nothing was left, and even the wreckage was mostly carried away. In a few moments the tornado was nil over and the nil* was tilled with the shrieks of the Injured. Within a short time messengers were dispatched to Mountain Park, three miles away, where the news was eon: by telephone to Ilohnrt. rhyslcinns rml nurses hoarded relief trains made up at Man sum, Ilohnrt, Chickasha and T.awi-ui Hid hurried to the scene by the St. Louis and Sail Francisco Itailroad. Able-bodied survivors in Snyder worked heroically all through the night amidst the heartrending scenes. A building was utilized for a temporary hospital and another as a morgue. The latter, a dry goods building, pivsentcd 1 gruesoni" appearance when day dawned with the bodies lying tier above tier oil the sher.es. The search for bodies continued all the day and at dark eighty live corpses had been re covered. The most pressing need was money. Organism tlon was perfected among the citizens and appeals were sent out to leading eltlzons of the territories ask ing for immediate assistance. Snyder is a town of about 1<KM> in habitants, in Kiowa County, in the Kiowa and Comanche Indian country. It was opened to the white settlement In 1001. The town was laid out largely by the St. I.ouis and San Francisco Railway, at the junction of two of It's lines, and the company erected im portant buildings there. Snyder is the division point for the Quannh Divis.on of the road. The town was named for 1 try a 11 Snyder, Passenger Tratllc Man* a^er of the system. TO 1! \ 1 sr. N1.: IT It. Ml rv '>1 F.STION French Government to l*>e Questioned in Chamber About Fleet's Doings. Paris. France. The sjueslifjns ot neu trality \ . t s i ? ? I ? have h-eu raised by the doing* of Admiral |{oJ''s| veil? k.V will be the so' ? je-'t i f a m interpellation to tlio Ch:'uih?r of D "to'll es addressed to Foreign M ini> 1 ey i>?*b-rwse by Deputy De Pres?etist\ Sc. -ialisi. A parliamentary yellow book, deal lpu \wtli tin* .v.ihiect. will he ?hOrtiy. The National On me. "linn it out" Is a New *ork watch 1 word. Howell i? p uhing grandly for the j St. I ,ou(< AmerVcv.s. ! Strang is plnjiug Ihe game of lilt life with the New York Nationals. Ilabb Is p aying I \r.*: base f>r Prook lyn and Is making a fiiec'.M of it. !? Stab I tn-s at ',ea?t isleeicd ginger int< thn Wnshiuston A'wr! ?'.*'?* They nr< in r* I Inc trouble In tl " avt of H^r.tee Will: boo.r. nooLj '. 1' ' 'd.'^Ptfrei and Devlin r'\ in <"nT"p'\rt r. .tto.scdr Hi of fftt Riilt unvc Uw? gowtlng CAPT. GRAHAM'S CURE Hur*>? un Khc? hixI lUck-Trlfil Many Doitori Without lo (.'ullcurM, W. S. (Jruham, 1321 Kofi St., Wheeling, W, Ya., writing under date <?! ' June M, 'i)4, nay*: "1 am ro era l?*l ul 1 Wj lit | to thank Uod that a friend recommended i Cuticura Soap and Ointment to inc. 1 ; sufTcrld /or u long time with sores oil my j face an<i back, t ome doctor* said 1 had blood poison, and ethers that 1 had bar ber*' itch, None of them did me any good, but they all took my money. My friends tell mo my skin now looks as clear ss a baby'*, and 1 tell them all that (uticui* Soap and C'uticura Ointment did it." Class Holds Many Reunions. Few high school classes can boast of having reunions for twclvo suc cessive years after graduation, bnt that Ih the record of the class of 1&93 of Rockland, Me., high school. Its latent reunion wan held Jan. 14 at tho home of two classmates In Lynn, and ten members of the class were present. A Kraut* Hon** 100 Yrars OI4, A frame house can be kept in good order for a hundred years, if painteu with the l?o.iKiriun & Mutine* [,. & M. Paint. It won t need to be painted more than once in ten to fifteen years because the L. & M. /inc hardens the b. & M. White ix-ad, and gives it enormous life. < . Four gallons Longman 4 Martinez b. & M. I'aint mixed with three gallons linseed oil \?ill paint a house. W. 1J. ifarr, Charleston W. \'a., writes: "Painted i'rankenburg Jilock with \j. & M.: stands out as though varn'shed." Wears and covers like gold. Sold everywhere and by Longman & Martinez. New York. I'aint Makers for Fifty Years. The lighthouse at Coruona, Spain, is tho oldest now in use.--. ^ VRRK TO OUIt IIKADKHN, Botanic Bloo.l HhIiii for C li ?> lilood. If you suffer from uloe/B, eczema, sorofula, blood poison, cancer, eating sores, (tolling akin, pimples, boils, bono pains, swellings, rheumatism, catnrrh, or any blood or stln disease, we advise you to taKe Botanic lilood Ihilm (li. ]). 1$). Especially recommended for old, obstinate, deep-seated cases, cures where ull else falls, hei.ls every sore, makes the blood pure and rich. gives the skin the rich glow of health. Druggists, $1 per large bottle, 8 bottle ti bottles ? S.OQ, ?x press prepaid. Haniple sent free by writifig Blood Halm Co., Atlanta, Oa. Describe trouble and free medical advice sent In sealed letter. Medicine sent at once, pre paid. Two or three weeks ago If. S. Grant bought for $100,000 a church building and lot in I .os Angeles. I^a.st week ho sold the property for 9150,000. The I.lttle Orphan Home, Mrs. Hego, nno of the trustees of the New Orleans Orphan Home, gives Dr. Diggers' Huckleberry C<>rdial for the relief of all bowel troubles. She never suiters herself to bo without it. Hold by all Druggists, 25 and 50c bottle. Tlaaa Flloa. A small boy who was waiting with bis mother in a twelve-story oltlce bplhllrig on Chestnut street the other tiny, watched with fascination an indi cator which showed, by a pointing hand on a dial, where tlie mounting car was. "Stamina," he said, "now I know why everybody here hurries so. Just look how fast that clock goes!" Philadelphia Record. IIow'? Tills? WssftsrOno Iluudred Dollars Ilewardfor soy cms of Catarrh that oanuot bo ouredby Hail's Catarrh Cure. K. J. (. jik.nf.v A Co., Toledo, O. Wo, the undersigned, have known P.J. ( bsney for the lust 16 years, and bellevebim psrtsctly honorable in atl business transac tions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their tlrm. West & 'fauAi, Wholesale Druggisti, To ledo, O, Waldino, Kixnam ?1c Marti*, Wliolosale Druggists, Tolodo, O. Hall's OatarrhCurols takoa Internally, a^t isgdlreotly upou tho blood and muooussur fsossof tho system. Testimonials sent free. Price, 75o. nor b)ttle. Hold by all Druggists. Tako Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Hcltlller'ft Father's Wish. Apropos of the Frledrlch Schiller centenary It Ih interesting to recall that when the news of the blrVh of tho poet reached his father, the latter be sought (lod to bestow upon the boy "those gifts of mind and soul to which he himself, through lack of education, had never attained." FITS permanent I v curort. Nofltsor nervous na??afte- !lr<? day's use of Dr. Kline's Great N>rvc({est?>n.r, ?2t rinlbottle and treatise fro? Dr K. H. Ki.ink. btd.,'J.'Sl Arch St., l'hiln., Pa. A l.ondon electrician has established the "\vire!c.-s" in bis house. I'npiilitr The 1'ope-llartlord and Pope-Tribune p.i?o!iap cars and runabouts meet the spe cific demands of a larjjc class of automobile itser?. They are simple in construction, free from complication nn'l oMicient. Prices from to ?ir>00. Kor finely illustrated catalogues and descriptive matter, ad dress Dept. A. Pope Manufacturing Co., Hartford. Conn. The *hccp tli.it has no wool comes from I'.u Mr*. Winslow's SoothlnifSyrup for children teethlmr, soften th?irum?. reduces Inflammt tlon. allays pnln.ouros wind collc,25c.ahottlo. Tltc Itritish Admiralty has just made its first dental appointment. I am sure Cure for Consumption saved my llfn tl\re?? yenrs asjo.~ Mrs. Thomas Uob krts, Maple St.. Norwich, N.Y., Feb. 17,1900 Modern dapanese coins anil bank-notes bear legends in Knglish. Itch cured in 30 minutes by W'oolford's Sanitary Lotion. Never '"ails. So'd bv all driiffC'st-!, SJ. Ma il orders nromptlv filled by Dr. K. Detehon. Crawfor.l.sville, fnd. The Sh i.< p->|i.>e are being trained in the London model. Fixing ICnttrond Itftte*. Making k\ 11 road rates Is like playing a game of checkers or chess. Com munities to l?e benefited, producers, < manufacturers or shippers to be aided represent the pieces used. Every possi ble move is studied for its effect on the general result by skilled tratllc mana gers. A false move in the uiakiDg of freight rates may mean the ruin of a city, of a great manufacturing lutcrcst, of an agricultural community. Rail roads strive to build up all tbese so that each may have an equal chance lu the sharp competition of business. So sensitive to this rivalry are. the rail roads that in order to build up business along their lines they freqneutly allow the shipper to practically dlctato rata*, ltate making has been a matter of de velopment; of iMnual coueesaloua for mutual benertt. That la why the rail roads of the United States have volun tarily made freight uies so.inwAb lower lu this country than they Vc*\>a tfee government-owned and operated rail way* ?f_Kuroj>c and Aoalralla tint thejuro now fte lowcat Wa?st*fiit&M rti? U m ...v^ MOTHERHOOD Actual Sterility in Women Is Very Rare? Healthy Mothers and Children Alake Happy Homeu. Many women long for a child to bless j their homes, but because of some do- j bllity or displacement of the female organs they are barren. Preparation for healthy maternity is accomplished by Lydia 10. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound more successfully than by any other medicine, because it gives tone and strength to the entire female organism, curing all displace ments, ulceration and inflammation. A woman who is in good physical condition transmits to her children the blessings of a good constitution. Is j not that au incentive to prepare for a healthy maternity ? If expectant mothers would fortify themselves with Lydia E. Pinkhaiusi Vegetable Compound, which for thirty years has sustained thousands of j women in this condition, there would be a great decrease In miscarriages, in I suffering, a?d in disappointments at birth. The following letters to Mrs. Pink ham demonstrate the power of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in such cases. Mrs. L. C. Glover, Vice-President of Milwaukee Ilusiness Woman's Associa tion, of 614 (Jrove Street, Milwaukee, Wis., writes : Dear Mrs. Pinkhnnj; ? " I was married for several years nnd no children blessed our home. The doctor said I had a complication of female trouble* nnd I could not Ii.hvo any children unless I could bo cured. For months I took his medicines, try lnar In vain for a cure, but at last my hus band became diaguntod and suggested that I try Lydfa K. Pinkham's Vegetable Com* i*>iind; this I did, and I improved tte?dily la health, and in less than two year* a l**?uiuul child came to bless our homo. Now wo Hare souietljinK to live for, and all the credit U due to Lydia 15. Pinkham'j* Vcgetobia ( 'ora poiind." Mrs Mae P. Wharry Secretary oif (lie North Shore Oratorical Society,. The Norman, Milwaukee, Wis., writes. Dear Mr*. Pinkham: ? " I was niarriod for five years and birth to two premature children. Lydta E? Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was recom mended to mo, and I am so glad I took it, for it changed mo from a weak, nervous woman to a strong, happy and healthy ono within Keven months. Within two years a lovely littje girl was born, which is the pride and loy of our household. Kvery day I bleee Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for the light, health and happiness it brought to our home." If any woman thinks, she is sterile, or hasdouhts about her ability to 6iirryr a child to a mature birth let her write* to Mrs. Pink ham, Lynn, Mass., whose ad viae is free to ull expectant or would-be mothers. She has helped thousands of women through this anx ious period. ? Women suffering with irregular op painful menstruation leueorrhof*a, dis placement ulceration or inflammation1, j of the womb, that bearing down feel | ing or ovarian trouble, backache, bloat ing or nervous prostration, should re member that I<ydia B. Pinkham's Vege table Compound holds the record fot;; the greatest number of actual cure* of woman's ills, and accept no substl tu te. Truths that Strike Home Your grocer is honest and ? if ho cares to do so ? can tell you that ho knows very little about tbo bulk coft'oo ho sells you. liow can ho .know, where it originally camo from, bow H was blended ? or With What - ? or when roasted? Jf you buy your cofTeo Iooho by tba pound, how can you expect purity and uniform quality f HON COFFEE, the LEADER OJr All PACKAGE COFFEES, Is of necessity unHorm in quality* strength and flavor. For OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY, LION COFFEE has been the standard cofice in millions of homes. LION COFFEE Is carelnlly pocked at our factories, anil nntll opened In your home, has no chance of being ndnt terated. or of coming In contact wjth dust, dirt, Qermm, or unclean hands. In each packago of .LION COFFEE you got oflC full DOUnd of Pure Coffee. Insist upon getting the gonuine. (Lion bead on every package.) (8iiVe tho Lion-heads for rnloablo prcmllitixs.) SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE WOOI.SON SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio. WINCHESTER "NU BLACK" BLACK POWDER SHELLS The "Nublack" is a grand good shell. It is good^in construction, primed with a quick and sure primer, and'1 carcfully loaded with the best brands <*f powder and shot. It is a favorite among hunters and other users of black powder shells on account of its uniform shooting, evenness of pattern and strength to withstand reloading. ALL DEALERS SELL*TH'EM Pope - Hartford ^Pope Tribune 3 Modern Casoline Cars and Runabouts at Moderate PrlcetS. V, \ Hacked by 97 Y??r( or Mftnufeoturinic K*prrl?nc?, 6tol6H.P. Prices, $5,00 to_$ 1 600 Simple Construction, Luxurious Equipment. A<U)r??? I>ept. A '.For Comri?w Catalogue. Pope Manufacturing Co.. - SSSS HARTFORD, CONN. Po. at?f ?; THI DAISY W.t r Many Women Have Been Benefited by Mrs. Pinkham's Advice and Mcdfcine.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 19, 1905, Image 4