The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 22, 1905, Image 4

Newspaper Page TextI l.oo?5 Business Morals. ? An A r. otic explorer wuh pralvtng the Uu Wflllam Zlo.^lor. "He was a man of jjto alertont wit/' the explorer *.iid. 1 "*ii*ver hiw hi* equal In tho hlttlui; y off of a person's efcnyacOr tyith a;, op 1 po*ito, Hlo-y. Our e, I remember, ho van <l04tfrll>lng a Hour manufacture** of loom Ini .sinews morals. Mr, fclojUor fiaid thin njanufuc.ure; w a ? like a cer tain grocer who eall *n his <dei k up be fore hi ui one /lay ami said : " 'That lady who lust wear out ?? didn't 1 heartier ask you lor frean laid ( Kf'H?' " "V<n, sir? tho -".erk answered. "'And you juild v/o hand't any?' " fY('r>, hi r; that Is correct!' "Tho filacer, purple with ra;?e, yHltod Didn't you ko ?? roe lay f.lioxe eggs IU)> il <m tho counter not i'?n ntln? ules u ?/,{)'' You are dlachnrgml, you | ii.tijfl.. clous Hcoundrol, and iw tint j yuu uon't look to me for a ref?i*on? o, ! ell hoi ? New V'ork Trlliiine. HchVVU is to Of a hot place j for h>:o<' cold-blooded people. V. (iHfrx't) Hilt*, of A'hul*, C* , . !?** ! , ie o?> I y I tlropiy Shoi'lnllcn In tin I world Sui'tliAjr li^rxl i.ftW in itdvmUna- ; oi (moth*-- oo'innn of tMs i>?w>or. St l '( U r^'jiOjir i-? to luivf? tyi |?n (nfrtHihl* WH?d!"i?io for ooM/Im and eoM<.--? V. \V( Hii:nn. Oe^vi'tm-'V V. t, I'm.. 17, B>0\ I'ln I .melon ("ouni v ( ouru il now uscn tno'.n:- repair vsMifon*. Tteo (ft :M 1 1 1 1 k tj t I ? v" WooWord ' i f?ar>iUiry Lo'l 'i ; ih'VH; faipj, Kohl Ijv Dru?<giu'ti. order.'-* j4'Oi)iiit ly llll'vl by J'l ].'e'<-Iionl < i aw forriM ille. lii'l. $-1. It id r ?ti:ii.iii,il?' (!i il 7U,?)0U people kill i1i<'tiis?'I ve-.- nmunil'v in J'aiione., IfotT'rt \Y? ofTer One Hum] rod Liollurs I!#w#i'il f ? ?r nuy fii -e of rli th.t emiuot If ).*iir<:d by HmH'? 1 ntttffh ( ur?. .1. ('MKXI'.t A Cm,, Toll-do. O. W?'-, 1!mi ioi.l<*ihlxnwd, liuv Mi'uvii K. J. Olmnny for !i" l.wt 15 jvnrs, and lu-Unvo hitu tt?rfc.;il.ly h'.iioriiMn in all i/u;.<int'hs tu' :ia.> tionw aad liMfund'Uly ahlo to carry on! any ohU^at'.uiis iiuulo l?y tin li llr'n.. Win i fc T.u;ai, Whol< salo 1>i iijjgists, To ledo, u. Wai.I'Ino, Kimnak <V Makvin, W liolrruli* 1> r? i f.; .'i?l s, Tol??P>, <). Iliill 'i t 'a! irrli ( ii ri- is Lit k< n inicraaily, ji-'t Ing <J i ri-'l ly n poll tli'i l?loo>l and in a ? iii>iih ?o r ? f;i"f." of i li'* .? v.Hii in, 'IVmIi i.'ciiiil-* f ?*n I lr> <\ l'r: 7 j ? . |>< r Iftttln. :-'</l<l by nil Dnif^'oitx. 'Jain; Jl id -i I'.kinl v l'tll< for coiiHtlpatioii. Tlx: I :unc !ii il in KukI.ijI'1 oil Fop' I'r.iin i* li t(:o m-'.-t powerful err.l o.- in i In* worhl Curiu IUimkI, .Sliln Tioulili'n, I nnrcr, tilnoii I'otnoii, (iriittt'Ht f.l.io.l I'liriflur If your 1/lood In impure, I hiii. dl:^!asnd, h< t oy full ?.f humor*, if you hnv?* ld'io.1 p?iliji)!i, eiifwer. narl>iiiiol? i, i-atin^ sor ?>?, ? i o! .!a, !?<?; 'ina. 1 1 eh in it, ri-dny-i mul 1 i n; p , P':al I y , pimply wklii, Imne pninn, <'iilni.ii, r^.? iii nti^in. or any Iduod or '<Uln ooti all fores heal, neln-fi .ui t paltiH stop, (In* Idood is made pure, find ri.'ii, IimnIhk (In* skin fi'i.'e from (?very erupt!':;:, am! givi?t( u\e rle.h uluvv of prfi lo nitli to tho hl.in. A' tho saiiin tiino, ii. It. | . iniproves tin' di^eKl Ion, ei:r d.s.' | < pi ia r ( .-??(;( liens woiik kidneys, .lu-t t liO ll|i;i!iil!;e for old peoplo, tt civs theni new. Vigorous blood. l>ni,'/Ki'Us. fl p? i i;uv bottio, wltn directiniis for Ii.>iiu? ouri-. Saai pU* frt'o and propnid l-y writing llleed i'.rilir, l'o., Atluiltll, (ill. l)e??crllia tin al'ie mul sj ei ial free inedienl ndviei> also ffeot iu fieaied letler. M. P.. B. I: ?,sp,,,,ssill.v n<! vi-ii d l 'r ** I ? I1* ? r: i ?? , deep-ei-al eil ? ? :? of I'npVl" L'hiud mid >>l.la ii i.-easu, and eiii'in alii ; .ill t li;e tail*. Dr. Sigurd Iborn. Dr fJljturd I'jsoo, son of tho noted ilr.inintlKt, is promlneffl in (ho niovo I p.cjU which recently culniln;Uer) In I H_:i: ; oceiHiiiu of Norway from ii'.vo.l- ! <^n. 1 >r. Ib'ion Is the conalant and Homo nssoHaie of Krithjoy Nanson, the explorer and scientist, In these Iron Id o so ni o days. sTv t. nT y t a rs a (id A llorlio iter ClkAiulkt Fonnil u Slnsulai ty j ?,n*-?cttvo M(<ll?ln?. *1 Vruii iui A. Franklin, of the Franklin 5i,vfet liner Chomlcal Co., ItoelieRter, N. x., wniesi "Sovon vrars n ;;o j I win suflVilng very imtHi ? through the failure ?>f thr> lieys to clitulnnto t ho uric Ju-iil 1'roin my sysifMii. My back w.is vry laaie. ami HfinMl i r 1 nvt'i'1/ 03U*rU\l iu,\ spli" in the derive. At\J fin I.; ! \.as vvoichcil down v.i(h a fool Jin', i T lui. ?; ; >;? au.l dcprv.slo;! at:d suf- j f< V;>(1 (jnjuimially from nnnoyliti; irrojj- i of thi> k!dii\v tst? o:*r lions. I j p';0'- v:v;t a l;n\ of Down's Kidney FilU I af,d I'f.rii:: using; thrill. 1 found jirnniVt j t.-Iic." fv>:\! tlio aohlni,' ami i j i o ^ 1 >.*. ?.?!:. and by ;!u? iin: ? I i ad I;.*: or. ihr ?? l:oxes I was <. tired of all irregularities." ly a!', deal its; .V.i ? ? n : < n !>ox. i 1- 1>; :!i.nr:i i.'o., ltuiTnln, ?V V. The "jvat question i.i not whether _vou arc having pe:uv. l>r. I whether y.'i: are makintr progress. So. f>1. 'flit; MAN BEHIND Ttil: SAW work if it's nn Atkins Tli<* k' <*n. (Mitting ''.Ik# uti'1 |?*r(rr.r t?p<-r of tho l> initio' i! ruu i>itly wlltiiiiit li u t- k 1 1 li k . y hW' tiumi'iti.' ' ti> tin- ivrfvi*. <>(?11 IllU'.i" tin' Itu re .iro otlior inon licMnil Ui<> Ai(iik>S.iw. The orlKiimUu ill m ,v i.ii tbo Ilno*l erceiMo H'-o.t ulAtlC, wii u Ut'ul of iv mail. rh'Mli.uMvrrfirnf ihc aiUii>? Hi ctri nuiiju. t ' I w .11 lurnui- n llil\li CM !>;?.. is ami Ami ilirrn ir.> iiiirb-rlnaj workmen ImIiuhI tii in saw, uiiuli'rt >>f llioirrioti, wI?<vm- ? kill niirt >>f wiirktnnn?liip tinv? Ih*I])piI mniAki' the Atkins Tr:?da Murk un loMirinco of mutiny as ri-liuljlti ih tin- fJoviTiueiK ;*?<?y st.Miip. Wo mako nil type* And m/.c* o( Suw*. bill <>uly om> Atkins Saws, C>ry till ^oixl li~rilwam dealer*. Cun?!rvj<un r.n rtM|it<'?t. E. C, ATKINS (?L CO., Inc. Largest 5?w Manufacturer! in the WoiIJ, Ffctcry aad Excevtire Ofhc*?, lr(!u'ir.|?>li?, I:U.\KCiIK8- N?vr Y?*V, OM.-n*o, Hlnnr?t?!K I'ortlaiMl, (Onvom, CmuIc, mu I'hixIvm | c Mcilll'liS?. Ail<\u(a on. I Y<*hjIH?>, I j\cocul ?*> Subatisuie --laitU on t!? Alii r'scro*"Rv oocd w:<m.lk'3 tvuMwtjJE i Bi'?a?f r Tk.nT^r AWIAM*C * MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR ? +A #un* cpr* voa ? CONOTIPATIOM. BILIOUSNESS lent ntl ?H?or<lor* (he Ktoronrh mid 4 ILuvoU. uOr. u M<i? XtUruK ftKt'OKH'lUSlO TYPEWRITERS J?n Dollars Up. M ??? Wrt?*s t COMPANY. HI! WOKK Uf CONGRESS What Our National Law Makers Are Doing Day by Day. I.OVPKIMJ 'S KKSOl.t TloN WIld'CHS, I III* I'M IllUlte of tllO ;{I'?MV iu(> motion crop made ii iii I ) iiiIjI ished j by I !)?' Apricult.mil I Jepartment <>f ! I h-cember fourt'i indicated a total pro i ? I K?-t ion in tin* I i ? i l *'? I States J>?r the ! season of nineteen hundred ami live hiic iiindenn hundred ami six of ten rti I i i i< >11 on/! hundred ami sixty-seven thousand ehrht hundred and oi< !?t?.??*i* hales of live hundred pound* each, yrosH wciuht ; and Whereas tin* census nturn* of the I (?"Hon L'iiUM'l in Pie \arions Statcx ii I ? to tin' first of PeccmlMM " i? iiit-t ???*: ? liund red and live, show that in the. j States ol North Carolina, South t'aro- J Una, (ienr^ia and Oklahoma 1 1?<? $ icbl I tor i In* cjit iro season us c*l imatcd by { ili ? Agricultural Pepai I merit hail hern ii H ? if than *4?iint??l ; :u*.il W herons neither I he picking nor the tfinniit}' ot' cotton in the Slat<* mimed, or i:i otis' other of, the cotton pi odticimr States ol tlu- I " ; i i l ? ? i i States ' is completed hv the lirnt of Port* in* I b"r, ami that therefore the estimate of the A*,*rie?ilt m .il Department as to tlje yield of cotton ill the States named is phijiiTy :t u iiniTcr*iandui:r ami likely to midcad, ami ilaimr^1 t^u* eottoii intercd s ot :hi> I nited State*!; ami \V herons, in various other State* VrJhere tho pieUin'.r ami :* ? i? 1 1 ii i*; i kno'wn not to have progressed toward eo iiph'tion even u? fully as in the four States named tin* amount of cotton irinucd up to the lit ;| of Peccnibor shows that the Nirrie'jffiii'al Popart - mi'Ut 's est nnaro or the yield is unques tionablv an underestimate : and Whereas it is a matter of llie lirst impoi tanoo to the people of the I 'nited States that they l?;.* supplied with a more accurate estimate of this sea son's cor ton crop: Therefore he it Ifesolved by the Senate ami llou^e of Kepresentat ives of the Vnited States of Apwriea in ' onvt e -s as-.: m bled that the Secretary ol Aiiiicult ire is directed to proceed immediately to col led smli data as may. in his opin ion be necessary for r mote correct est. male of the season's ci >p, ami to publish the same on the tenth day j of January, nineteen hundred ami siv. together with a full and statement ?>( the method bv \> hi? h the estimate is arrived at, and o i' the do i t a : i f the various "Cj'orts eonipvi.- i::.: x*H est imate *^"e 1 That tli" Mim oi r.v"t\ it" usand dollars is hereby Jfppri-in ia' ? ed out of any money in the treasury not otherwise apptoju intCil. as a spe cial fund to detra'x the expenses of collect iny; and publt-diinj; such a re vised report. The Senate spent four hours Thurs day in discussing the Panama Canal eineryeney appiopriat ion bill, and I v." hen ii adjourned the bi'l \vn? r-tii! I under consideration. Tk'M'o were jet | speci lies by Mi ssrs?. T.'ller. SeMl a. ml I Morgan, and they were tollowed a ?eni ral debate in v.hi'h all plia: of the ertnt loversy were exploited. A separate bill r<';{ubi(inu tin is sua nee o f bonds l< n the eanal run placing them on the same b::;is | Other novenunent bends, war j>a :e?', i without debate. 1 i;c ii'epiihl iean nn m' i ! ? ? J Umiyf, in caucus nnaiuna.-in : ly ?t- flared in favor nt ;*? * i?i ?? I i : Oh-, j hihnma and the Indian Tcrriioiv ! mi:* Stale* and !>v a vnfe of 1 1 ( > !t> I?." ! dcfhi red hi favor <>i admit 'in*: Am :o- I nil I New Me.vico ,.s ouu S!;ih'. 1 '??. J, ! St ,i ; iMit m ?? I questions a re t<> tained in one liill. Tin* ojilv opposi tiuii to the program \>as di> ve(ei! rejai'ns! joining A rif^iu: am! Nrw Mcv- j iro. i >:'!>?, ii> on l hi- rccoinme u'.il mil i ? s i < !i?'? I side ill V. annual n:es*-a\e ;e ii'ardiii" insurance lfuilai ion ocini ? ''??il . the I louse attain Thursdav wit! out i !>?-#?;? I.; _ Thf Hons:* then adjourned. ''"'if Panama Canal \vr:s :??.:?*: i nn- J h*r o<ins"trli rat ion l?\ ? h < ? Sc ia|e !?'? i riav Ht?i Xl r. Tillman ormpi <! (!?<! entire liim; ::i*cn to that snhje<t 1 ivpt when !;;? ;:ne way in ? n : t ; i--;i ?- I t"l*? ? ? r : i 1 1 1 <' I* I'd | ? t ? *? 1 hy other Sf i V - | I !;? ? !?! :>??! indicate a ;y im-iii >??>! ?>! j -?!<; the j?:tssav-' the app1..; j prialk-n ol' opptjsinv i!:e pav^a::'" < j i ! " : j p i < > p : i i ;'!, ' ? 1 1 1 1 ? ? < ? ? . t > ?> ? ? ' | i' - it'iM hods ? > i tin" ? ? ???nni'." ; ir I- . 1 , ;? ? 'ran... Win : li.i t ...ijoi;;neil llf l>iii w a ?> J-ii pi'iidiii-/, lint t ? t le Salmon v. I |. .I'M 'ted fo|,. Il.r . quarter 1 ion rs to a !ivel\ ?Uliat; m tlif pn^-il?ili| ies ui' ??? ? ? 1 1 ? < 1 1 ! 1 1 : > :? 'iff fOlilpailics. N?> ; U- 1 1 1 1 1 ? w:.? reached on thf fitinir.il Iff rc!ci'f;ii nt' tlif insurance t'eali'if "t ilif I *r?-? i J dent's nie.-sauc vhifli i- thf niaitei under consideration. and the dihatc j will urn. ceil Saturday. I if House i i n 1 n I l;?-i 1 i i - 1 ? 1 1" ayain j ^ it nrday ti> t hi\c\tiMit ul t'mir ln?nrs >1 *\liat ".as many tinn1 Ifinifd an ; Miif la.f disfnssion id' I'Vdi'ral i nn ' i '.<! of insurance. It was the fourth la\ of thf dfhalf and the interest ? ? I 'In- metnhers had apprce iahly diniin *? hed . Tlif ludidav ifeess was ti\cd In in i ie \ I Thursday to January *1. I'm the }?nrposf <>f l>rinjrinjx out in formation sliDwin.tr the fxislfiiff <?l a ?i\il pen-ion lisl. I he llonsf asUed the I'lvsitlent for the number of civil cm !?h>M'S of the p"ovfrnment who have reached (he ajre of 7t^ years. Senate Passes Canal Bill. The Senate on Saturday passed the Pa 1 1 am ft Canal emergency hill. A ^nhstitne for Mr. Bacon's amendment offered hy Mr. llale, was accepted. I I stiff ifically requires that Coujjress shall he sii)iplied with a ?lctailcd esli ?nato of" all salaries except those paid to lahorors. skilled and unskilled. Otherwise the hill was passed as rc rorted from committee. Duriuv: the <l?v Mr. llale made the authorized announcement that Mr. Bishop V duties as a **press a?ent " would he discontinued. THE MARCH OP RXP03VRR. "What are you?e cryl' fer ?" asked the. .flrst urchin# "Mo eonsetoneo bodders me," ro piled tho eoeond urchin. weok I robber mo little brudder's bank." "Don't worry. It'll be some time Tx>for? Mister Lawvoo gits around to jfeWO," . TO ACT\ AGAJNST HAZING Representative Loud Introduces Res olution Calling For Investigation. Mitlllii (?> It 41 ( J ) A tit ) a *r<| Y lom III* Nttvul Ariiilniiy (it AllimilOlU, till., K?r llri>Hl>liic l(ultit> Washington, !>. C. In lip. .\a v.V Do j'H mucin and in < 'onyress t Ik* toellnjj over ihe recent hn/.iiij; al the Naval culls for even more HtriuKont U ?aliiicht than ha* usually been ac corded to those offence*. (t wa h leaned from ?.l11.-ial ?:ourcet ilini tin' ii!i /lii},' of* M 1 ? !- 1 1 i | > 1 1 1 11 1 1 Kim. leoii^h n'iiii i veil more brutal llimi wax 1. .'St SUppOScd IIIOI l. i|ft IIUCI OliM 111 lis naiin.i! results and more blameworthy in its or If I u. ile wa* undoubtedly hazed because In' ( t'Ht i lie* I, utulfi* com pulsion be/ore tlw jijv stlcpitln;; board il id implicit I CI I SOUIO llpp"!' classmen. J' or tii is he was thrratciied by upper < la^i^icy thai thty would Kill him, and Jl;? fs still mndcr thai throat, it in ?;?{'(. *llu .? the occurrence. I l.-oroKeiitii ? i ve I, oiid. of Michigan. >i in ember of the Home* Naval Affairs < 'omndttee, and formerly in the mivj\ introduced a resolution providing for a tiiorouah iuvesti nation < > * hns{ln? and <? in-, af ill' Naval Academy, Jty 'I ? ' ') i is of tliifc i r-idtilion ihe N'ffvai ' 'ommi itee, of \.-!ii?'h iit*preftciitntivc i..>iicd is a member, is insi i'UCPm! TO ".'-???main and report whether viola tions' pi' the law and tin* regulations ^nvei iiintr _ the -Naval Academy < -?hi tinne, and nhetln.r hazing, fagging, riMinin^ and ela>s Hut fighting c<>n tii'U ? m praerlee rlicro, and tin* kuowl < (lire of and responsibility of tl*? ofll <"t's of the nendemy for aiij* cowdf luun?I to exist.'' The resolution was referred to the -Naval Affairs < 'ommittee. The reso 1 nt ion further provides that the com mit tee may work through :i mi b ee m miltee. which n'.ay hold salons at Annapolis or in WnshiiiKion. Secretary Bonaparte received jiu ntll c?al report from Hoar Admiral Sands atiiiotui'.'iiia tile sitspeu-dou of Mld-hip man Tronmoro Coffin, J;*., third ''class jii.'iii. for hazing Midshipman .lordoim I'etius iYlmbrough. fourth chiss man. by foiving I i i til So stand on his- bead until lie born (iic un-.-oiiM-ious, an?! of M Ids hii man Warren Abbe Vander v< er, .s''cniid das> man, 'ooeause while '?ii duty he observed flit: oc.'urronee find felled to repot" i'. S:> rrtary Itomipmde expressed the opinion Hint 1 1 1 tfifiuCSoii at ill" acad emy was serious, and f illed for strin ijtft ii'. ar'iiuii. lie h:ts become convinced tuai ilie promises made ; wo years aj.ro by she student iiody io for. nor Super i ii T'.-udcu i lirowiisim to c.'ave ha'/.ing v.-;?s only a subterfuge, and that t:iin ?iiit ipiiiibl.ug upon words docs not alVord givuMiil for any statement that I'n/.iu;; has uoi, eontinued ever since, l.ute in ihe afternoon, aflt r the I-ond rcsolurlon nad be. n Inrroduceil in lion ?j resy, lie is.stu>d i'l' ftdio'.vilij; siato iiiciit: "X'er.Hitry Honapnrti; bus vcoi'ved a l'enoi'i from the Naval Acndrmy in !??? ?/aid to the eases .if allowed ha/.ini;, and has the l'fpori under consjdr ra Slo;i. In view of tiie t'.i ? t that h?* lias ?'-I-' ii toe I r i men I of .iusHee for an opinion on <-evi.".in poiius involved i;\ the matter he v. as nnaide ; < > make a stat ?u'eii., brt said ilia> he wouid i. ' sii P !'?? ?> his con ddi ation of the lnai . and annoum-e the decl.siim I he I'imeut ill tl'e lat'liest praetle.'i b!e i .. eiii, and lha; far as in ''t:vmed. :i ' regard". I ih" a < r.'-iitii'!".^ V m i lira - ? ic e c iie ll.'Uaii.V fi c" li::/iuv. ac "!'d inw ? .li.< la pa.-- i ;?c;i:s ;r;.i, I : ?il-Mi- sal i i 'o:! . ' . ????, i ;? .a I'.a.ijlpai'x " mcii! n. : < lai.cn ... .c" i :t ?ii.- ,i;i> -a! for Mids'ilo* : : i - : i i 'orrln and \ :> ndov. I >;?. W. \'a e.d: v 1 1 -. tl'-1 father of >r?ii- hlnmaii vi whom Ad miral Sands has iv^-om mo ud.-d So im i.liinmeriiy ?l J -?i?? ? - i ropi j||*? >. r: . a I j Acj'dcmy for he;;ii'L'. celli:! fi! i",:< Navy liepai'tnc io for \v > 1 1 1 See .'?','ai - l'.tni ii'. iw ? n 1 .diaif of Ids ? on ' \':U'ib?v . r nli I ? t ? > < si .? tIi" S >? i. -y. I' d I >.i e a le* i e ? > i ?? '..i l>i? wishes in ui(. i.ia t ; r. 1 1 A V \ N A CONVICTS .MI'TINV, Ki-rlil'.-n Shot l"? ?!*?? 'Pliny Arc J'..,. >1 by A ri iii' vv men. Havana. Cuba. 'Die convicts in (ho penitentiary iiiin i 1 1 i ? J ami a fitrh: fel i..ucd ln'MM'i'ii them mill the guards. in which two oi! ilie .prison*')'* were fatally shot ami sixteen woundei}. j'jjhI t li >?!' the mia'vls vw'Vv' bedl.v injured. The "Idu convict-. \vTpo ^ninj.: to supper. in charge of one c-tlici r. w ho was ai med \ v\ i*h a pisto'. ami iir. ee inoii'ds. who carried niaeli: tes. Tiny rushed 0:1 tiie ! ui'iii'ils ami i?vepp:i\v creil them. taking t i i > ? i . ? machet es\ The oflleei* tired. \\ >iim1i:i,^ several d" | .if prise s -v. ij,. ^vas <?>; : m1 by tl"? ? ujiviejs ami roujrhly handled. I'o; : ?? i imi:v emails, armed w ith units, hurri, d n? tiie s: em* .Mini tiivd into t he crow d of convicts. driving them hae);. 'I 1 1 : ' arrival ? >f a pla'non of artillery 11' en eontpleleiy cowed t lit* lilllt iliecrs. The prison contains more than 1!>00 prisoners. Hail the otthvr been over powered before lie heuan shooting, tin* convicts in i>rliT have gained control ef th * p- nit'Mitiary. $Si].0<)0 For rrineelon. At t lir> regular ip'-Mrirrly meeting of tiie I tea III of 'I'rusi -',.s Princeton lni\er>ity n i f t x to tiie aiiimim/of 071; were announced as haviliu been reeei veil by the university sin re Oe to? mm*. \ l.a Follette to ltesisnV \ It was report I that (Soverndv T7V Foi!, Ho of Wisconsin wouhl/resiun his seal, in the Senate. Ireland's New \nler Ho r \ 'Phi> Marl of Aberdeen. l.ort! i. ?? an; of Irelanil. and .1 .titles Uryre. Secretary for Ireland, arrived ,ii lilt. Irving Ilelies Sohl. I ltlp prices were obtained al\;i vol Sir llejiry IrTinjS' relies in i ? K??. Iron and Steel Active. The iron and steel trade eon i? ihe high level of prosper!' v. Personal flossip. Iteeide.nts of Xitje nre about to erect I a statue In memory of Nehain l>uhnis. The I>uke of Connau?ht will sai^ for South Africa on 11 Tour 'of military in spection. ' ' ' ? \ , Oscar Hunt, t'a^Vfde foot hn 11 team, is nh Indian millionaire from Oklahoma. f,ord Elgin claims to bo the direct iKsefmlnnt of the male lino of King liobert the Bruco. Isaac Thomai Parker is n- railway conductor, a ml also he in the T.leut?u* nnt-(lovcnior of Delaware. "HOI-UI" tOFHlHCIOBliS L?ad Many Unwary Investor* Into Uuickcand* of. Financial Ruin, In these days of frenzied finance, and the limelight. uf investigation on in nirance corporations, tho ordinary public is amaxed over th?j disclosure of how millions are carelessly bandied b; the heads of large institutions, sup posed to be a.afo and conservative. One fuel levealed by these disclos ur?'!i, is that the men connected with such institutions. have gotten bo>on<i the days of small capital, and deal with hitch which rival Uncle Sum a treasury, through which. If (successful, Ihey will realise large profits. .How sadly in comparison do the "in vestors" in many manufacturing en terprises pppear, when judged from the standpoint uf "knowing what you do," and nowhere is this more patent than with the investor that la con stantly sinking funds In tho many mushroom coflln fauUnlos that appoar, und then after a #4sm "disappear, cither through a "shut down" or through tho sheriff. Did tho loss but extend only to those "investors" it would be but the usual re sult, of not "looking before you leap ed," but what of 'tho creditors, and frequently tho atuounta advanced by "localities" paid to nt-iiii uitilO t??u new town industries, and often tho wages due to workmen. Tho prevailing opinion In tho public mind that tho manufacturing of un dertakers' goods returns tremendous profits, Is no doubt stimulated by ex perience had with the undertaker, but ii\ the tuanufnet tiring of ftineral sup plies, the question becomes quite a different proposition, for supply and demand, pure and simple, regulates the price, as it does in all other busi ness, with the exception that "tho demands cannot be stimulated, by either stylo, product, or price, "Fa ther Time," alone controls. Here is whore tho over zealous cap Italist or community allow promoters, or patriotism to impose upon their credulity, in ucccpting statements which will not bear the "light of in vestigation," hut through ignorance of conditions, subscribe and put up their cash, only to gut wise after It is too late. Statistics show that, there are one hi\)udred ;iyd ninety-live casket man ufrV'i mine' :>nd jobbing plants in the United Si'ati's, of which J (>."{ are man factuiviy of varying capacities, while manufacture approximately 375,000 cbilns >\nd caskets annually, 30 manu facture 3t>t),otiO, ill manufacture. 012. 000, or a total of 1,347,000 coffins and caskets, manufactured annually in the United States, all of which must be consumed through tho ordinary do- J maud, of mortality, but what is tho j demand? In the mortality abstract of J the twelfth census, table number it l. wo find that the total deaths front i nil causes in the registration area of the United States wan 512,009 for | twelve months, but this registration | area was only ."8 per cent of the con tlnental territory of the Unite*1 States. In part I. of the Ilnnl report en vital statistics, page VII. the flurvi computation shows a death rate in the i'ui! I States of 10.3 per 1,000, and while this is considered excessive, but assuminy: it to be correct. It will i 'iow approximately only 1,238,000: dcith.i per year in this country includ ing paupers. Now what of the 109,000 coffins aud c/iskets produced annually in cxcess of the demand which tiir> public can 1'f.t 'In luced (o purchase by the e of n?v>* of tho ordinary mediums u/ed to stimulate trade as practice ! in other lines of business? Unquo\< tiopably it is a case of over-supply, winch can ?not be disposed of. an. I the surplus is more than double tho quantity stated, for there is no pro vision in the estimate for pauper cof fins. which are not made in the regular (oflln factories, whereas the number of deaths include paupers, and thus tho fat^-of nine out of every ten now coffin plants is. clearly written, even bo I ore tho .dock is subscribed, to sav nothing of the failure of the oli ones. It ,soinet i'.nos happens that a new liant of this kind, after a hard strug glo, succeeds in : urviving some of th?> cider ones, but the same amount oi capital and energy invested In some other lino of business would not run such great i isk of failure, while prol its-in the event of success have prov en to be lo.ss than any other class ol business. The records show that the average I or cent of profit in the casket man ufacturing business by houses which have been in business for a number of years, and equipped with the best facilities for turning out their work at the smalle.-t per cent, runs from 5 to 8 per cent, while several, if not the majority of them can do no bet ter than break even, and in a number* of instances close down, or are elos ed out in a few years. The government statistic* of lj?oo allows tbafro that ytar $13,5#5.1<>2.00 of cupital Ann invented in the casket manufacturing buglno&if, ami the value o ? tho product wun $13,1)52.208.00 at a ?-ohi of $10, 022,829. 00 for materia] and Wh?<>4, or u gala of unly as per ?:<*nt over tho amouot expended. Now <1?mI not from this flic 20 to 25 per cent nooo?ia ry for tho coat of Helling, iiv cldental and nundry expenses and it can be readily seen that tho profits will be tmmll If any. Since theae figures were tabulated ra\v# material and labor have both ail vanced considerably with no advance In the ttniitluid product, which make:; the hutoll margin between tho coat of production and the amount realised for tho finished goods likely to disup P'.'?r altogether. 7 ~f s A good filling for san^wichen Is made by iplxlng finely chojftiod pecan nuty wltli Chutney. DON'T MISS THIS. A Citr* Fter Rtainsfb 1'rotible? A N?w Method. Uy Abwrptluun^o Biuib. Do You Belch? It mean* a diseased Stoivunh. Ar.> vou afilicted with Hhort Breath, t?a?. Scar Keaet Pftin", in^'sprs-frs. pepsia, Burning Pains and IwCAti Wtfillit in Pit <K Stomach. Acid SfJHrxcb, tn? teuded Abdorran. Oitrir ess. Colit* ^ i Bad Breath or Any Other Stomach Vor tuve? )j?t 115 sen J you a bo* of Mull's Anti Belch Wafers fi-ce to convince jtuj that ?t corc*. Nothing else like it known. It's sure end very pI?u>Ant. Cures by absorption. Harmless. No dru;;a. Stomach Trouble can't be eufed otherwise? so aayu Medic.tl Scmicc. Drujo* won't ilo tlu y tat up t'a? Btoaioch and make ? ou worse. We know Mull's Anti-Belch Wafers euro ap.d wo want you to l:now it, hence this offer. Sveci AT' Ovvvm. -The regular price of MifU'a Anti-Bdoh Wafers is SOe. a not, but ?to mtrodace it to thSmtands of sunoreia We will send two' (2) boxes upon receipt of 75c. and this advertisement, or wo will eend you a iree sample for this coupon. 12285 A FRKK BOX. 114 Send this coupon with your name and address and druggist's nitn't who does not nell it for h frep box of Mull's Auti-Bcleli Wafers to Mcix'h Ouai'K Tonic Co.. 328 Third Ave., Rock falund, 111. dice- lull Addre s ntid Write Plainly, j fc'o'.d' at ail druggists, 50c. per box. Burmah is stirred by the question of offi cial dress. ? Taylor's Cherokee Ttomedy of Sweet Gum and Mullen is Nature's great remedy -Cures Roughs, Colds, Croup and Consumption, and all throat and lung trouble. At drug gists, 26c., M)c. and 41.00 pur bottle. Koine has eenuuanea repreaecting eighty Be veu orders. TUMORS CONQUERED SERIOUS OPERATIONS AVOIBES Onquallflad Sucoeaa of Lydla JL Pink ham's Voyotftblo Compound in th? Oaa?> of Mr e. Kannl? O. Fox. One of th?> gresteftt triumph* of Lydia E. Pinkham* Veuetubio Compound is the conquering of woman ? dread ea tmy, Tumor. 'ihe growth of a tumor Is ho sljr that frequently Its presence is not .suspected until it )m far itdvanced. ? So called ?? wanderiutf pains',' a?ay eoute f it uu it.s curly stages, or the nreienc# of datigor may bo mnda waul lost by nrefuae n'custruatlob, acoorn* panWa oy puiu, from the or?r|w down the groin end thighs, |( you have tm sternAi* pains,' li there are indications of inflammation or dts placematnt, don't wait for time to OOP* tiriu your fears and jfo through the horrors of a hospital operation ; veeure Lvdin E. Hinkham's Vegetable Com* pound right away and begin its u?e. Mrs. Pinhhmn. of Lynn. Mass.. wilfn (five yon her advice free of all charge if you will write her about yourself. Your letter will bo seen by women only.' Dear Mrs. Fink hum: ? " I take r*n> liberty to congratulate you on the s'.icess I have bad with your wonderful medicine. Eighteen months ugo my month Hesstoj ?ped. Shortly after i felt xo badly that I submitted to a thorough examination by a physician and was lo!d that I liaeratjon. ?' Hivrn after I read one of vour advertise ments hu<1 decided to givo Lydia K, Pink ham's Vegetable < V?nijmti n- ] a trial. After trying five bottles as directed the tumor is entirely gone. I have been examined by a physician and he says 1 have no signs of a tiynor now. It has also brought, my month lies around n.-tce more, and I am entirely well." ? Fannie D. Fox, 7 Chestnut Htroot. Bradford, Fa. Mrs J annie D.Fok PR.ICE., / '15 Cts /fro CURE THE 6H1P, ^ IN ONE DAY i WMtfHPJffi "HAS MO Cbl^L FOR WwXAtffC IS GUAIU GRIP, BAD COLD, I wi u'tctll Antl-Grlj CfcU tor your MOJil JF. Vf. Dinner. 31. l>.. ^ Good Luck Keocklsifs at ^ Your ?veil Boo? You'rq bound to have good luck on baking day if you uj Good Luck Baking Powder. There is always just so in 4>riz" to a spoonful, because it never varies in strength. A5f.oi know that's what makes reliable baking. A good ^ook wl oate tries Guud Luck will never go back to the uncertain alsd^makes a big difference in the day the grocer's bill for a pound can-'-wc purity and quality of charged three times as I>on't overlook tho trf'&iitlful Oooil l.ut'k JF>uklnt( Powder. ?Imrlng with jrnii the 8? carload lota to grocer*. Ncti cu. T)io Utile u?>? and THE SOUTHERN Richmond, Va. Sow Car-load GOOD LUCK" BAKING POWDER* ? ? tuMi mnta? ?MMwawaa-. CUT OUT THIS CAR AND SAVE IT. THET AAt OOOO fOR VALUABLE ARTICLES. SEE LIST IN : TVlC Dc^abtmint Stoat or -_'*** 9WTHtWH HVft tOi IHwxm Ml Buixtio V?.mJjL SOMK HOPE FOR HTM. Mlaa Lillipad ? I can't toll what to make of Archie Featliertop. He's never of the nnma mind two <lays In succession. Miss Tartun ? Well, that's enonur ARlng. Any change he makes In his mind Improves It. ? Chicago Tribune. Varnished paint can he knpt r.s ' rl^ftit as though freshly done hy soak Mfig ta water some time a hag filled *-;th Hax'cod. and then using It a3 a ??loth tp e'exn tho paint. A.INIT is considered by the high est authorities in. the country to be the best-known preventive of cotton blight. ? "Yellow Leaf Blight" and "Red Leaf Blight" are the result of impov erished soil, which Kainit cures. Our 90-page book, "Cotton-Gul ture," is full of practical cotton infor ntf^tion, and is free for the asking. " t . Nothing cures back-fence gossip quicker than closet-communion. I'1TSo?rw i v?n rf T fit? n#rfom. first iUvVika of Dr. KIIha'a ftri>v. XervoI?estoror.t2triaU>otUeaml treati??< frsa ll.Vi.iJtr. Ltd.. tfl A^h Et..rbili>..I>a Tn ?nnic part* of Himnry serfdom of the Russian type si ill prevails. M r?. Wlnslow's Soothlnt; Hymn for Ohftdren t f clln r??,?oftonst heuntni.redu c?stn Hum roa llon.nllrtvn i nin, euros wind eoHo,2fio.a bottle Tn Spain dr"?r stores are permitted to sell drux* on Sunday. AN AWFUL SKIN HUMOR CottmI llrail. Nfck Mid SlionUlan? Sof* Uicil Atony Fur Twcnty-riv* T^tti Until Curr.l 1>y Cullcurju ? "For twenty-live year* 1 fluttered agony from a terrible humor, comfi'etely covering my he.nl, neck and shoulder*, discharging matter ot' ?\icli offensiveneaa to eight and smell that I became an object of dread. 1 consulted the most able doctor* far and near, to no avail. Then- 1 got Cuticura, and in a surprisingly short time I wan com* pNtel.v cured, I advise all tboae auftering from skin humors to get Cut i cur* and end their misery at once. 8. P. Keyea, 140 L^ngteaa Street, Boston, Mas*." Snmr men would Tovuet there Til a God if they never Ii4d any trouble. lohmWhite 4 Co. loumniLe, kt. lUtahlUWd IUT '* l > ??*? FURS M4NMw.f

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