The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 29, 1906, Image 4
? HUN SOUP, SAYS DR. OSLKR.
Famous Physician Says It l? Posi
tively Dangerous.
' Dr. Oriler certainly set the t-ouni ry
by the fin" when he advocated ? hip
reform for thorn- who had yam-el t t,
fortieth inilcMtune, but I heard hiui
jnaUe another hiatciprnt that might
btj considered fully an ^ I art liny,' said
u Now York merchant at luncheon
tho other day. "Several ><a;? ago
my wife wan a wreck from nervous
(f?y spopaia Several prominent phy
sicians here had ticatdd h? i without
(nii <v--?'and linaiiy 1 ?u? advised lo
take Jtitr to Kalt iuioie to tec Dr.
Osier
"llo inquired carefully about her
and particularly auout her
diet \V?i ili.Ki i ;n-d H Without yn is-'
Into detail*, hut thin did nut satisfy
the yreat physician.
"Toll ma what you have for dinner,
de.^ihei tb* nature of the emu'nea,
their number and no on," he Innmiud
"Wall, usually wo start with some
good nourishing aonp,' 1 began
"Stop i Ik lit t here,' interrupted Dr
Otder. 'Soup muat go. ? I hurt* is a
pop.ilar fallacy thnt am41 is nourish
Ing ' rhat is a m<Ktal.e it ix one of tho
monl harmful things o:i? can eaf.
It is worao than lobster. Of coin so,
there aro time*! when a simple beef
or mutton broth I* not to he condem
ned Hut as a tule :,oup Is positively
clangorous It dilutes the* gastric
Juices ami 11 fermentH too rapidly
to permit it to be easily digested.
It lb the greatest cause of dyxprpuia
and neVfous disorder* Vegetable
HO 11 p should he thrown Into the gar
bage pail, where li belongs, Instead
of bring jKiurl'd into a delicate
Stomach. I (all the nervous wrecks
among society lojlws who live well are
canned by ?'utin}' son;# '
"f)r (>Klei j.'ave ?ome other advice,
?which was followed bv my wife in
addition to n I % 1 u u;> KOiip. Soup is
never served at our table at. t ims not
hocII fot folll >e;;ts. My Wife is \V??!I
and strong to-day, and she ran cat
an\ tiling on the menu except soup."
? New V01 |v I'n.'M.v.
Why They Eluried Her.
An Incident that h.inpene.i |on<?
fiioni'h an<> to make it-- ndluit; harm-I
h hs began w i t! 1 the 1111 >'l ini; of two
old <' i n? inna t in lis on the street. l.ocU
lng arms, so tuns the tale, they Html
vied slowly along. discussing various
topics. Personal ones w? re touched
111x* 11 at last, and after oxehanKiug
family solleitiup's for several mo i
merits, the .Indue a-Md the Major:
"And dear, old Mik your ami!"
Hh? must be iiitl'.er fe.? l,|?? now Tell
Uie, how is she'.
"Hurled In 1 >esle, t;-.v," s.i\| tin
M ajor.
"Hurled her? Denr me. <1. nr ijif?r
Ih the good old lady dead'.'"
"Yes that's why we Inn jed her."
?war. the Major's method of en Hug
the nil-ject Life
Dini-.y 011 Horseflesh.
That stanch rvegetarian. Ilernard
Bhaw. says the Springfield l<
ciin, should find a congenial thvnie fop
ant lie in the opening exen ims of t!h?
new society for the protection of
horst a founded in llerliu.
The president. Major (ieneral Zo
bcl, explained in his address that f ? 1??
put pose of tht1 society is to persuad't
people to hi* Kind to their old h^?ses
not to worl? them, but to flit ten
th?;m tip ami slaughter them for the
table? To this end the society. fo|
lowing the example of a similar or
gani/ation in I'atis. intinds to glv?? \
f.upper at which the dilTerent wayn
In which horsclh sh can lie served \s!!|
be shown At I'efsdam the number
of horses slaui^hl' ted has In* teased
2b per cent, since last year, and the
number of swine slaughtercil h.ts fal
len off li'. per cent.
An Automobile Adventure.
An extniimtlniipy 'automobile escape
la told by thy l/mdon papers. It Is
unmethlng beyojul the usual when mo
torlsts lliul safety, machine and all,
' 111 a t ! <??'.
A I'viumh artist had been HtayiriR
at Iwilte Como. and was driving an iui
tomobilo with three friends near IJru
nate, wlie.n descendlnK a steep bill
car f'trncU a large. ytotie, swerved
violently attain td the parapet protect
ing thr mountain road from a prooi
pic*!, and, breaking through the in a
sorti v, went clear over the edge,
l.uehlly, (ho brain bos of a tree grow
Inu from the Hide of the r'".'U.
reaching nearly to the road level
a\My bt t liv car as It fell, thereby s:iv
luj-, I he four mcu from certain t'ej'h
Af?r bi Ir.g "treed" f??: some hours
tin i;u(\ ?as iv:?cu?'d f:um their ill)
pleasa u I pos It !? n
H.ij In iicvit found b\ hunt
ing I <-7 it. So. 'Jti 'Uli.
Tlir DOCTORS WIFE
\\ till || i in \ Imiii I l'\>4><1.
A I'.i.ncd nurs(> s:iys: "In llie j?r:i?*
tiic < f luy | oof ess ion I b;l\e found so
tunny points in f.-ivop ,,f ?It*:i j>??
food licit I unbcM(atiiij;iy r< commend i
it to ;?11 III \ 11; i i I'll t S.
"I I is dclieatc a nd vinir to Mm
pa'.-t-- i.in > ? j,:. ? 11 fo..d tor the si k> j
no.I ??:iii In' :u'.ipti'd to nil an?-s. be.in;
Mife lull \\ .?i i t ?: i t tv <>l <r -.nil lor lubes I
01 lb - .ipt'.l v. iirn di-iii 11? i?? y of (i'i'!li i
ren or- 111; t n t. - .ttiou impov?iltli>. I'n:
fe\er |..ilietil- or ibo??? TTu ii.H I j
flllil I .'t'iipr Nuts ::;xi nibilloei; Av ;.'!' I
veiy in in |vhiii~ i-.-fi-.-sbii;:; Thv- j
re. I?I ? s in \ own .t :?:. v.1 is iii.ule ;i sN
fellows; So.i!c ; .1 vji.mii i"n I of ilr.ipi
Nil is in :i c.iass of water for an hour,
strain :;r.d -or\e \* ..!; t'?i ?? beaten \\ b le
of :ili : I ? I' t ; 1 ?p "?li. fruit jllree
or lla\' iii:..;. This att\....s ?t ul'ivii di.il
of lionris!iii:?? i? i lii.it e\ eti ill - \\ i :iU? t
Main;' ? b ..in ;?s-.i itiibi;w.M.eit ;? i.y
?1 i s! ,
">i.\ 1 ? i ' .t?? i is a jd?\.-V i'i .t* : be
Uses < Jr 11 ? N!h s himself ?i:.i .. r> it
many t mrs for hi' |>.i::i o; s.
"Pi" - " i:111;?* I re;:r<l a ?ii -?? of l!t:;pr
Nut* . 11? fresh i*r stew 1 tYuit as tin
I Iv.wlvfas; f... Li'.y.w ?di or
sick" Name :;ivrn Uy I'.-dum Co..
Until.- Creek. Midi.
In at:v of stmen?*!i Irnnlile, nor'
;
vo'.is pro* I r;rt ion or I i;.iit f.i :. a Jo
days' trial of <?:ape->ots will w o: I. !
wonders toward nonr'shii'^ and re- j
lmi'dinir. .'nil i:i this way eiidnii: the
Irooble. "Tio ie's a rejison." and tiiiil
JllQyXif.: \
Look in pkK*. for tlie famous Jiitl
book. "The IJoa.fl to ^cllviUc." i
A
RATES CUT IN KENTUCKY
State Commissioners Deal a
Heavy Blow to Railroads.
Order Itcfliirtion of Per (Vnt. mi
1 ivitfht l?alcs?'(.'ailed .\-l<<uud
iii^? ami I(?*% oluliouai y .
f .ouls'/ille, Ky. Tlu? Si..!'?
road < 'on: i nii-ihloi), bImIiik iii I i.inl;
lori, dealt 11 liMivv blow to 'In- I.o'll .
v 111 < ? ami Nashville si it < I Illinois <?,n
tral roads, others also heinn affect
ed, \s j|i n ;i decision was handed
down or<i< i iiit; a sweeping 1<1I11< I1<<11
in rales to all local points, ?.'ffect iii?{
a .-avian (<> 11?1 > 1 ? ? is of all amount es
11 mil 1? d a; 11 sno.nno.
'i lie I .oil if-vil l<* and Nashville in
hardest 11 i 1 of all th<- loads. the com
iniHhioti <>r<l< iinu' lhat i 1 s pres.-ni rate
Im r<ulneed t\s<ut\ live per cen'. I llO
Illinois Cent ral is also ' Kindled out
for ee ns 111 < ? and is to 1 -hidden i<i
< liai se 111 I'.Mi'hS of 1 lie i:ile iixd for
the Louisville and Nashville.
''he Ireiehi rate charged 01.
main sietn of iIk* Louisville .<ud
Nashville runnlni; down toward *.;<*?h
vllle is taken as I lie basis fo. all
freieh' rates in Kentucky, Tim <'in
ciunaif. New Orleans and Texas Pa
<-||li! ami Southern are also held to
Im charging unfair rales, hut these
roads are not ( ensured as are t ho
first two named
The < henapeal<0 ami Ohio is pracll
eally exonerated. It is practically
certain thM the Louisville and Nash
ville and the Illinois ('en< ra I will
make a vigorous lij'lit against th<' en
forcement of the nev/ rilling. It was
shown In th? report, that (tincinnati
was /;reativ favored over Louisville.
The effect of the <1< ei-don Is summed
1111 in t h?* !<? ?<? statement of a proin
lu< nt railroad man
"The decision Is astounding and
re vo! u 1 ionary
\ oTIv I'OK LOCK (\\ ll?
.. . + -
La1-! Obstacle liemoved From Path
of Panama Waterway.
W'.:: li in*:I on. D (' Hy volfiir; In
f:i\<?r <<l a Iciek instead of a sea l*\el
<?a 1 la I at Panama the Senate prob
ahlv decided for all lime the uuesllon
with it two v/i-eivS ;Jv*,o s <*111??< 1 likely
to remain i:ndc< iried f<<r a lont; per
lo<l
The a UK'ndiiH iii f<?r the lock plan
to till*! Sea ia vi I liill reported hy the
commit leo was off red i>v Senator
I lop!, ins. Senator Kittredire moved
t<? tahh* the amendment, ami on this
th<' t<-t \??; <? < :i iii<*. Thirt > -on<' fa
\ored I h<* sea h*\ I and th!riv-six th<*
lo< k plan Tut niv one Democrats,
together wiih \nl.<ny, Harrows,
I'tiiriiliam. Lick. fialliiiKcr. Ilale. Kit
in due. Met'umber. Nelson and Piatt
voted for 11'<' s a level plan Thirl v
live Republicans and one Democrat,
Patterson, of Colorado, voted for the
lock plan
\ lock canal m estimated to < ost
S1 3u.<MMi.non and to requite eir.ht
years for 11s < omnlet ion. The Pres
ident hi hi that the canal should he
mi 111 for present use and not for
posterity, and lie favored whichever
t \ pe would !<*' the least expensive
and produce the most speedy results
It was estimated Mint a sea P-vel
(anal would < o-.t onU.nmi and
require at least i .ve'ne years for cou
nt met Ion.
\s soon as I rc. ive official noli
llcatioti of til ? action of CoiiL'fess
I II tell S)l(,j1lI s to c 111 loo -e "
This was, the first exclamation of
the President when he learned that
t i:e S- na!" had tb i land in favor of
a lock 1aii.1V
I (H> lilHTOKN
Ill \ ft it JV.rt ak inn of Canned Cliick
? Mi it 11 <i I hun.
Warsaw, I n l Neurit* on'1 hun
dred jnciiiln is of ill*- National Kdl
lori.il Association. duo in Chicago
fcur breakfast, were poisoned bv oat
iii}.; ham and chicken sandwiches in
Marion. Intl. .Many narrowly es
caped death All of the ill arc not
out of danger. Many were unable
to accompany the excursion further.
They arc confincd (o t lu'ir beds in
Winona l.;ikr, two miles from lien*.
'''ho tin uih which contained pto
maino wens from parking house.-; -
wlicitu'r or noi Chicago houses Is not
known So frh*,hti'iud were tin* i*dt
tors l hat they camelled :in in\ 11
I tiOl). previously accepted. '<> laliO
bioakfast with the Chicago packers.
Instead they ate in the Press Club.
Nor will i he\ t;o near llu- Stock
Yards.
DIIOWNKII ()1 r IWIilS.X IH-'.H.
Or-; J* Vi <imirn'ii rroiu iioine \\ into
Mentally InhaIaneed.
New York City The bodv of
Samuel Wester\ell. of Tenaflt. N .1 ,
was found in a culterl at Clinton
Point on the Palisades. lie e.ppar
enilv craw lei! part way into the cul
v?";? i and was drowned, prohibit in
oi<" of i lie Ik avy ildwnpiiur:; of rain.
II ? had hei n missing since the dnv
hcfOii'. Cor lun weeks he hail been
j ill :iud it is supposed that he wan
! uercil awn.v while mentally unhal
i ate < i!
i'o had I.r,on connci t? *il with the
IP ai of l.ovd A!1 Tat lor ni New Vtirk
for injiuv tea.. I i <? was Ti ??asn; ,???
| of the tillage. aiso o! the local Kotal
\ rc.i n u in and ot !'"> I' res h t i e ;? i.i a
j Sunday -ciiool, and ah'o Clerk of thu
m'!i ,i< ?l district.
I" lie Wheat < 'II ( !i >< d. .
A! :'n" li'.u.iii n. tic ouCoa.. ;? :\
V ? : t fool t i e 1 d el' t I < < > ;;; i)
date iu ? i> pt<r. ; > nurio'.o;.
(?els l> c.i.i;;es I ?>;? "T11ir?.-1 Cn i J I e '*
S ;p; ? I' n"! have.-; . d
fl rne'il John S Woo,I.'!' >edii'. of
S 1 "1 It. ?; e I',. .)a i:; 1 K.;i 1
>vW .1 . ( n;a j;v . : likely I > o ? see !
T>v.o- !.e,- ,, fte.v < o;:i ;'-e ' ; !i : i
r. !|\a" 1' h he- :: . -s.-vt .1 ili;
I. ant jw^oiis ,i:,'.ve ii. ,'ii ;;:i
i iie: r ey? s .^i ,, i ; ji , o : ? eia 1 :
in- i. oi i i' / " i: i i"i:? u :?
lirrt) M'neirifiu '>1 Merch: ndi'-o.
"'he I.:-/ \ i ; ? o. n < .?; 11a a
? i ? i, ; - <d !>.. aa ru asc \j
r.it? w a; 'a: :'it:;;s.
< '.a ll til Hl'itisll XlMlt S || p Jii ie<.
\i I he fir.,!. so .on i i'? M # :: i.- ??
voyai comnlaslun. a: t i
!o n'i!i!r<? 'h- i <. .
<? ?!? war-stores r.ca:aii'. Sir ' ?
Htvd'i) .one of the o\: .? ia- i .
nojni'?d om that eer'.c.a con; ra- hi ?.
^iariiuK w if 1 n,i; i a>dt)?!. had mad<*
pro"!}; ;itiio.r.ui;:; io $wen mho <?n
l*'.;: 'v'.i nuiaiuin^ to $1 i..u una.
.Machinery Well l-lnplo.t e<l.
M n-"ii i ue:'y J:-. *.ri! f'inp"ov.i?d the
r-/T-r r.vnr. :'io ;".ji - n.n shut
(!o>?'ii< t\iil h ? r.ioiv iu e\ idenco from
\ now o.i
LAFOLLETTE TRIES
* 10 SAVE COAL LAIS
Resolution Will Prevent GraU ofs
15,000,000 Acres.
PRESIDENT IN FULL ACCOltD
I't:rpose is to Keep What is l/f'fl of
Nation's I'lM-i li?-?ls Out of llio
(')jiiiol of Monopolies and
Ti'usl s.
Washington, l? (% Standard Oil
and railroad senators Hal up and
took notice when Senator Lit Folletio
1 at tori(h ?m) concurrent resolutions
w liifli, if adopted, will prevent the
I'Vd'-.al 'Jovei nment from gelling
air more public lands underlaid
with coal, Ignite or oil, thft purpoae
la ing l<? keep what Ik left, of t ho
lands out ol the gi UKp of I lie copora
,mi ions which have heen grabbing all
llie.v c<j'.iId net as rapidly as possible.
It. is Senator l,a Follettfi's idea
that there at - leff 4f>,000,000 acres
of j>uhiic lands. known to lie under
laid with t i? h supplies of fuel. He
thinks they will become a factor in
Hie fnturn industrial <ieveloi>inopl of
i lie country and should he retained
by the Government. He has no radi
cal not ions about, the Government
operation of these fuel beds, but he
is firm in the conviction ?.hut these
necessities should be kept out of the
greedy maw of the monopolies and
trusts which are ^nibbing for them
wherever they can be obtained by
purchuve or t heft.
I,a I'olletie's belief Is that w4b
tho Government in uerpctual control
of these fuel de'iosiiH it could pre
vent any . threatened tlenp of fuel
Mich has been imminent in the past,
i; o > 11 coal strikes*. President Koose
veii is iii thorough accord with Sen
ator I,a I'oMctlo on this subject.
Soon ai'tey Senator La l-'ollette had
spoken in the Senate on the flagrant
wiohms being perpetrated against the
live <i\i?i".cd Indian tribes bv the
ne:'/n e of their valuable coal and
mining lands by the railroads, the
l're.- idem sent for the Senator from
Wisconsin and talked over the en
tire <|ue.oion with hint. The Presi
<1 nt then tvrote in his message ac
i ? i: n | ;i ii ? i n g the Gariield report on
Sf ;< ii'l.i id Oil:
<? iinn* ha? come when no oil
o" < i.i! lands held by the Govern
ment e, 11#? i" w it}11ri the ptiI> 1 io domain
iirn or in territory owned by tho
li'di.Mi tribes should b> alienated,
i'he fen to such lands should be kept
in the I nited States Government
win-liter ei not the proiits arising
from it are to be given to any Indian
tribe, and the lands should Ik* leased
only on such terms and for such per
iod-! , -s v ii! enable the Government,
to ).? > en.Ire control thereof."
The central point of the resolu
tions contain d in 'his section
Thar the President be authors: rd
to v.i nd". aw from entry an I sale all
j.iibiic lands Known to be underlaid
with mat. lignite or* oil and all sueh
laiuN as. :n the .iudanient of the di
leit-ir of the geological survey, con
tain d' losits o* coal, lignite and oil,
and thr all -ojch lanJs he withheld
I mai ?ti- r > and sab- until such time
as * on.-,ess shall determine oi'ner
W i-i'"
Mii.rnr I,a l-oileite 111 ptvsentinu;
his resolutions s|niko h/i fly. rasinp:
I h.-in vp t :li th'-re should hi' no
? ! > mi )> t 1:1 ht.?d to tlx- "resident "s
.tower ?(< wlth'.raw these lands from
.?ill-- ;.;i I <:i it*, There is little morn
to in r?i:a:d to the it-solutions
o:it- r .:: 4:i I b .i< v e\cry man in
tins count r.-' has a dir?'c; interest in
Ki'ou i;<;. i>1 ?? elia: acU r and cx'.-iil of
l tl?- co.u d'M'O.-ltS.
' :?> is nil' n pound of ' oal
which should be \v;-sit>d The (Jov
erniiM u< nas about 1 a.tMiD.Oiui acres
of coil and lignite deposits. li
should it ;.ain control of tiir.Mii. I do
not contend tli:?? it should operate
them It rnluht base these lands to
private companies upon its own
terms to pre\fiii tin' tnoaopolization
of the fuel sumdy, the; maiiiimlation
i of prices or the occurrence of such
I diastrous strikes as the preat strike
in anthracite coal fields--. The
I fact that the (iiiVM'iitiit'n! would own
I I'm* coal s\ip > 1 > and <ou!d disp'o.se of
! i. upon such ;?> siis as it would he
j p'!>\ f.: (i to I'ni'o.-e. would enable the
; t.o\?M'ntn nt to ??niorce arbitration at
I leasr in all disputes between labor
and the operators. I know that, t he
I President is anxious io conserve the
j fuel supply of tb?? country, and the
nurpose of my resolution is to cl .1 r
) up all doubt as to Ills authority to
i withdraw these public lands for
sale ??
Another feature of the La Kollette
resolutions indicating the jiossible
(io\? !unietit development of 'he fuel
lauds ready for operation, was this:
"That the S^cretarv of the Interior
err; to made a thorough investi
gation of thi- 11; ? ? 1. lignite and oil de
r.osii s of t he i niti d Slates and report
to t'(>:> u !??.-s the natiirr. e\tei!t and
b?*s? lae.hods <>minin;; the same, ^o
as to op.-rat" them with t li ? b\i.;t
atl'o.iut o " \\ a <. "
Standard <>il rm~hf find a corn
pe'itor in tli" ?? i 1 p. Id wl.i. h it could
not crush r.i t'i" Pnl'ed States ilov
i'i nmen
T?*.> Droll i. 1 i :>;n C.iiioi*.
\\ ' i i ? ? ? ? iim. r. ?>:i i ;?!.?? \i<!>u"n
Witt-!o\. I" i:. ..a:-.'.. u \ . a
"hi. .1 ? ' ' ? ?'<< i.
. '1.! "*>'. l -> 1. 11:: !. i' ?: > -.? \ c 11 i
( liailv. h l.Vs ? Soli!.
? v. in <
??? .????* (;o\eraor
til liu; i!
? .MO lit
a; ion.
The Nat iona 1 < .a nie
I t
I r
? v" ui-ril, from
on a bum to the pitcher
Washington no v. re-rc^If* Ipttinjj
I'oirial.on v.ct'away rr? (>te\*iaad.
'*i*? Norwood <.ih\?r( has been
vixen his unconditional release by j
Uesion i
. The Chi-v.;o t'liih h;m traded
piLc.u r iloh Wicker to Cituanna't for
pliche.- <)rvH',;< Overall
;?*. Hof??n*f?TT The Pal ul
na is jjic t.? have .i new steel j;rand
Ma.td \? itii ?<::ciote foundations that
v?i IJ scat I'i.OOO. . ^
BITS I NEWS
<VAjilTI\<YrO,V.
The IIouho /iah adopted the confer
ence report,-4>q tho Omnibus Light
house hllf.
Tho Hopse lias agreed to meet daily
at 1 1 o'clock to facilitate final ad
journment.
Tho Diplomat lc Appropti&tlon Mil
conference report has been Jt&ooptcd
by tho Senate
Tho United States and Reuador
have arrang< d a quarantine that will
lesson tlie possibility of any exchange
of yellow fever.
Tho vacancy In 'ho position of
Statistician of the Department ()f Ai;
rleuituro has been filled by the ap
pointment. of Victor II Olmsted.
Tho Isthmian Commission has
been notified by Colonel (Jordan, itt
charge of sanitation on the isthmus,
that It costs Jl.fi J a day to rare for
hospital patients.
Secretary Hoot has notified tbo
Panama Committee that be will in
struct Minister Maroon, of the Canal
Zone, to look after the elections as
he may deem best for American in
terests in Panama.
hist ice Could postponed until fa^l
the trial of Congressman 13lngcr Her
mann, of Oregon, implicated In a
land fraud case.
DOMKKTIC:
Ellen Terry will make a four
months' farewell tour of America, be
beglnuing next January.
Tho Maharajah of Haroda. who Is
t?uilng the country, visited Chicago.
Alabama union miners voted to
continue their strike, which has been
cn for two years.
I)r. W, W. Keene, of Philadelphia,
was elected a trustee of Vassar Col
lege, at Poughkecpsle, N. Y.
Tho National 10*1 it or In I Association,
at Indianapolis, voted down a motion
to memorialize Congress to exempt
editors from the anti-paws provision
ol t he Hate bill.
Secretary of State Kllhu Root has
been chosen 1 )odgo lecturer for Vale
I'niversify for next year, and will
?leal with "The Responsibilities of
Citizenship."
.iutius Flelschman, banker and
former Mayor of Cincinnati, was
nominated as a trustee of the New
York Life Insurance Company, t<i
succeed \V. 13. llornblowev.
A duel in which one man m'Cd a
pitchfork and the other a' knife was
fought at Jackson, Miss. Sid llos
kins. who wielded the pitchfork, was
fi-tally injured, and McAdams, who
fought with the knife, had one eyn
put out and was otherwise lacerated.
After welcoming the delegates to
the Y. \V. C. A. conference at. Ashe
ville, N. C., Mrs. George 11. Atkinson,
of Monroe, N. C., was taken ill and
died suddenly.
Tile total cash valuation of per
sonal property in Cook County, as
returned by the Hoard of Assessors
in Chicago, is $4 99.07 3,1 f?0. For
taxation -purposes the amount will
bo one-firth of that, or $99,9:M,G30.
Hundreds of non-union men are
being imported by Chicago boiler
firms and If is said that the placet
of over half the TOO strikers have
been filled.
on: adopted islands.
An official summary of cholera in
the Philippine Islands (luring the
present epidemic, from last August
up to April 21 last, shows a grand
total of 4093 cases and M 114 deaths.
The annual report of Executive
Secretary A. \V. Fergusson to Gov
ernor-General Ide of the Philippines
says: "The average European is
content to live and die east of the
Sue*/,; the average American is not.
although under improved conditions
he might he prevailed upon to do so."
'?'ho Philippines show a produc
tion of rire during the crop year
1904-05 of 19,581,792 bushels, un
hulled.
Tho labor leaders at San Juan, P.
R., assert that the police are respon
sible. They will send a protest to
President Roosevelt through Sam
tiontpers, President of the American
Federation of Labor.
Owners of sugar plantations in
Porto Rico ?charge that the striking
laborers are responsible for several
tires that, have occurred on the es
tates. Tho biggest plantation on the
island is working under police pro
tection. 'The American Federation
of Labor protests against, tho p61ice
interference in Porto Rico. The Fed- J
eNitiou is aiding the strikers flnan- j
daily.
FOREIUX.
Tho Conservative Association, o!
the city of London nominated Alfred
Lyttelton to sncceed H. Legge, and
Sir F. Banbury to succeed Sir Ed
ward Clarke.
Mutiny has brojfen out at Poltava,
Russia, t.nd the authorities are. .un
able to control the troops; the agra
rian disorders are Increasing.
Tho Austrian Foreign Minister,
) Count Golouchowskl. In a long rpeech
I on relations with the Powers, ex
pressed satisfaction with tho outlook,
land said t,hat Austria's aim was to
i preserve peae'\
Millions of acres of crown landa
arc to be distributed to ihe Russian
peasants, according 'o the program
oi t ie i ar's Ministers.
InicUy, who recently attempted to
ta\.? the life of the Russian Minister
a: licrne. Switzerland, has been cap
tured in the suburbs there. The pris
oner seems to be insane.
V statue of Alexander Human, thft
;? o :nger, was unveiled on the Place
' .? le?herb''" earls.
? Na?.ii v'oaiir.i :? oc. of Tlrazil.
? . it? Kurope. has < ei^Mnj'Mted
to G;?\ernmen! lita: i: na? made
? iea:s with tile A r ma? rong
? <"o" iniilditi", t^we ;>".:t'e~hii)?
".< <>,> tons i 1
Oil : 1 "1" V."' ,>, \V I'll (?:?().<! cd t ha
. . C';\: unci sn? c.jj. f;.hy in his
.?a. reiurned '<? London. Hia
? ? ? v.::?- e "rilOits in i":e (?:<.? rente.
. >.c ire (".euir.rl a tirritfie tliun
i: :one. carried him Son miles out
i'!-; coarse, and he was o'dij; 'ti to
,ero\v over everything. e\en his over
coat and shoes, to enable him to
reach Dieppe.
Tlir French Cabinet decided to ask
Additional taxation, including an in
come ta.x, to meet deficit in iiio
budget; the Government will also in
troduce a bill for workmen's pen
sions. .'UfH refuses to recognize the
right of ?t?.tu employe.? to strlkv.
Sir Fuward Clarke, ?.L-thher of
Parliament, .e:.igncd. osv'ng to a dis
agreement with r.ls constituents over
tariiV reform. ' ? *
As a resulf of a s*torm nine f>n
l;\cJLo p..Three*
> > crushed bon?ut'n falling build
in-;!*. ftvo were killed by lightning,
or.-? vor.-,a;i (lied fro.a excitement and j
ji.inj were curiously iujured.
Congress Just Closing Made a
Record of Hard Work
? ?
MANY IMPORTANT MEASURES
?
Railroad Rate Bill and Meat Inspec
tion Bill Will Boon Become Lav/8 ?
Before Adjournment Pure Food
flillH Will Have Been Passed by
Both Houses One New State Has
Been Added to the Union and Other
Legudation Enacted.
W a*hiu;/,'tou, ia|lImportant
inca.Min * c.vi tending federal regula
tion iiikI conl ml have !>?-?? 11 enacted at
tin* first session of tin- Pilu ninth
cony l ess, i io\v rapidly drawing to a
close. 'r|u. railroad rat.- hill and ihc
meat inspection lull will soon become
laws and before adjoinnuienl hoili
houses of congress will have passed
pun* food hills which, though dissim
ilar in terms, arc hoi It based on die
sami* principh; oj federal control. It
is tin* present, intent ion to lis ami ad
just these differences lie lore adjourn
ment. J here lias been no marked di
v isiou on party lines in effecting the
iiliove results, the difference heinif only
as to ways ami means ratjiej' tluiii as
to policy.
Besides branching oil into this new
Held oI legislative endeavor, (In* prcs
eni session of congress has made it
self importanl in oilier ways. j| has
ad.led one, and perhaps two new
Slates to the union, :,?d hv ><? doing
disposed of foijr territories, (iieat re
sults to (lie people afe expected from
(lie removal o| the tax on denatured
alcohol. If pi e?l iel ions are fulfilled,
iit .it, light ami power to lie supplied
by alcohol made from (lie eonliehls
of the country, from su?;ir heels, and
sii'jar eanc, from fruits and other
Vegetal ion.
Panama Canal.
My a dell tin ii i>i legislative points
oi v iew, the (piest imis whieh have per
plexed congress lor some time regard
ing the Panama eanaf have been sel
lled. I In- p|e>idenl may diy a lock
eanal as last as'he pleases. A-joint
resolution was agreed to reijuirimr
eanal supplies io he of Anierica\
n fact u re.
An aei making a mueh needed rcor
~ani/.alion ol the couMilar service was
pas-cd. Nothing was donc<_ in the
Santo Domingo controversy and the
lev islal ion affecting our colonial pos
session^ was meagre and unimportant,
allliough (ariff revision for the Philip
pines received the attention and ap
proval ol the house, and an acl was
passed revising the tariff collected by
the Philippine government. A coin
age act was passed.
I *' ? I* cony less talked about our own
la: ill hrw. I housands and hundred
ui I housands more words than have
been uttered a! any'other one session
ot congress were <'ompiled in The
< ongi'essioual Ueeord. Nearly 20.000
bi!|> were introduced. Ii has been im
possible lo hold the appropriations
down lo much less than $000,000,000.
although "economy'' was (he watch
word from the start. Permaiiei.il an
nual appropriations increase*! during
the session nearly $.">,(>00,000, making
a total permanent annual appropria
tion of *| lO.tKj/l.OOO. The meat in
spection hill carried a permanent an
nual appropriation of $.'{,000,000 and
the same day the house passed I lie hill
add ing $ 1,000,000 |o a like amount an
nually for the support of the State
milil ia.
Important to the South.
111: | ?? > r t <1111 t<> I lie Southern States
was tlic enactment of tin? gencial
quarantine hill providing for coopcra
Iion of State and federal authorities
in suppressing yellow fever.
I'ievident Kooseveh was given
ODti to pay traveling expenses for him*
sc| f and invited guests.
The private pension legislation of
the session was heavy and many hun
dred arts will he sinned before the
end eoines.
The ?!anies!iiv.}}, Va.. ieivrrirennini
is expected t<> he recognized by law
before the session ends.
Organized lahor succeeded in secur
ing the enactment of the employers'
liability l>ifh''
The ei^ht-hour l)ill got no fuithcr
than .1 favorable committee action and
the ant i injunction hill was postponed
tin111 ncxI ses>i?>u.
Ci .nv.res.s authorized the coustruc
111 ? i ? <?! the " highest battleship
alloal.V with the provision that tic fore
the plans ,,f tlie ship are submitted
or 1 i<l? rceen cd or accepic?l the plans
t i the -liip must he submitted t?. ???li
I ?: i t - ? ;t! i I > ue.M -ession.
Hazing Rebuked.
llaziiiL; i.i -the na\ 'l academy was
i ;i*> ii a further legislative rebuke by
I ! ijt pa^'i!Ji?| "1 :i bill ui\ill'.; the secre
j tarv i I the tia\\ discretion to dismiss
?.r < !he? v. is, ;|"uii^Ii lia/jus at >bat in*
tt:;!!li"U.
A.i aiiTi-l-p/'iri^ biil and a bill u'ml
:!?1 np the all airs of t ';?? l'i\ <? Civilized
T> ibe> u. re iininir.' those passed.
Ten bills r?!ative to the courts ot
the I ui'.ed 'State* were tw.ssed. Tli">e
related the es|,?b!ishmciit ?>f addi
tion;-.! cmim t -. procedure. etc . i i ??? I ? I -
:n:: in 'nil iinm-rst nutting in
ci iiunud ?a*es to the witness ami
p-ift y s.'i kiui" iutornuii ion r??j?art!in'_r
ii:e sr.hieC "!' in.muni! v.
A law w:i- i?iV-?ed vx !? ii will re-I
cult i:i aj-pi? priate marking heinu I
made over tie- frames of Confederate
veterans of die unity and havy \vln?
died in Novtlie: u pris,?ns dnr:ny the
Civil war. Th* wearing of the, iu
si ? >:ia of ?Vhe'fT. A.' it., or other soldiev
or-.-aiiiza: i?m by <.<Ia-is than mmebers
<rf s:nd organization?, was made a mis
demeanor, with appropriate punish
ment*. . * '
Alaska was given the right t" send
.a delegate {?? eoiiiii'o's. . The sbi|i sub
- i '\ I. . did H"t hoenmn n Img.?
An oinnd'>t;-> Iiill nulhon/.ing tne t r
i-eiioti-of a mi in her of aid.-, to lmvajja
tions beoftm? a law.
Chorus Girls Ways,
The utugo and its environments as
a fa< tot upon the moraiu and deport
tnent of the girls who compose the
chorus has been argued pro and coii
tor hut no solution is fully a<:
c cptud. *
Many persona depict thr life of the
chorus K-ti as one of danger, siudd.-d
with Innumerable pitfalls. All ? <j sal
number of oi?rilons uphold stave hf<
by baying there are good a:sd ha'J
poopld in * very employment, and thai
&iuge girls are usually deserving of
greater consideration ihau is accord
ed them.
Olio thing In which nearly all chor
us giils are alike is indifl ii iicf to
their word. Tin-tie girls care little for
thoir promises, 'i'o th<- average ehor
us giil a signed contract i> like a
piece of waste paper, unless she real
ly wajits the engagement. In that
< aai? tshe will hold on to the contim t
like grim death.
Managers are htn?y nun, hut the> j
have been knov. n to reioit to law to J
compel the h<.*< dl>-hs young lad;,
respect the papsr she has s.yncl.
I'hiia^* lphla Kecord.
The Summer Girls' Dress.
The Summer girls will l>e
flocked in frills and furbelows de
lightfully f emininc, writes ll<'leii
Bei kely-1 ,o vd in The Ifclineator for
July. From parasol to hoot tip,
curves, \duinty tomdies, and artistic
color effects will distinguish every
thing they wear. Their elders, too,
make a generous use of color. They
are permitting: it to appear in their]
l weed trot ten is and motor coats, and
their afternoon and dinner gowns ol i
light, silken fabrics, are as olden ot
the new mauve-blue and the warm
American Beauty shades a s ilt white
or the always charming pastel tints.
The semi-tailored j*owns, man
made though they are, emphasize
feminine curves in a marked degree,
ami show the mosl graceful effects.
The bolero is seen on a great many
of these gowns, the shorter ones hav
ing a ccinture attached that is en
tirely new.
The sleeves as a rule, are puffs to
the (dhow, or half-way to the wrist.
They are finished with a velvet-inlaid
cuff that Hares considerably.
Among tlu' little accessories that
the SuniuifM"' girl is wearing, are
bracelet of black velvet hold with
jewolf(I buckles, and wisps of tulle
twf-led about the upper arm and the
wrist, tied in fluffy bows. Arm or
glove garters of satin ribbon, shirred
over elastic and edged with frills of
lace ami ribbon are quite new, and
as practical as they are ornamental.
IT PAYS TO CAPON IZK.
A gain of four pounds per head In
weight and of ten cents per pound
In price is quite worth while when you
remember that it can he done on about
the same amount of feed It is wise
to capoulze every cockerel not wanted
for breeding. There is very little pain
caused by the operation if done skil
fully and at the right time?less pain
than is often endured by cockerels in
the/r lights with one another. Hut the
writer will never, forget the cold chills
It caused him to wit iters the bungling
attempts of some of the pupils at a
poultry school. It is rank cruelty to
practice such an operation without
llrst working on dead birds.
"American cricieiswi of .poeiry,"
says the London Academy, "is a
plant that has not yet fully blos
somed; there will be more of it in
the course of another hundred years
or so."
Cnlnrrli l!? CO'ri' I
With APi'i^ic vrioxs, u* tnev canno
icaoh the o! ta<: disease. < utarrh 1* .v
biood or coustit ulioiiui disease, aiul hi order
to euro i; you must uike internal remedies.
Jlall's i tu&rra t'vito 1* taken internally, and
acta directly ou tlx- blood ami mucoussurfaoe
liair* Catarrh Itirc is not a quark medicine.
Jt wan proscribed by ouh of the best physi
cians iu this couuiry lor year*, and is a reg
ular prescription. It is eomj o*ed of the
best tonics known, combined with ihe bo?c
blood purillera, nctlni; directly on the mu
cous surface*. Tho perfect combination o'
lit* iho ingredients is what produces sno t
tfoudeiiui results iu curing cnturrU. bead
lor tcsti:uonialh, froe.
F. .J. Cuk.nky ?!t Co., Props'., Toledo, O.
hold by druggist*. price, 7oc.
'luko 11 all'* family 1'ills lor constipation
I'rof. W. II. Seholield is preparlug
two moro volumes oi "Literary His
tory of England." to cornplcte the
series which Stopford Krooke, Pro
fessor Salntsbyry and Mr. Goo-"
havo already contributed.
TORTURED WITH ECZEMA, j
Tri'inf ndoit* Itohlng Ovrr Wlmlf Hotly
? SiT^tclifil I'ntll Ulfil ?Wonder
ful Cure b? 1'utlc urn.
"I.ast year 1 nu fie red with a tremendous ;
itching on my back, which (ir?w worse and j
worse until it spread over the whole b?dy, 1
and <?n!y my face and- hands wer<i tree, j
Kor four months ?t" so 1 sulrered torments, j
ntid 1 hud to scratch, scratch, scratch unti! !
I bled At nigbt when I went tx> bed '
tinny*-pot worse. and 1 had al iimr^ to |
get up and snatch my body a!) over until ]
1 was as sore as could i'e, and until I sut- I
fcrod ev.;i uciati::/ |um. Thay told mo ?
thr.t 1 wss sutTcnnK from eczema. l'hr?:? i
i made up my mind that 1 would use the j
(,'u;t.-ura H<?niedits> I used them accord- !
inx to instruction.-, ami vc.\v soon indeed ;
1 H.vs greatly relieved. 1 continued until '
well, and now f nut remly to recommend '
the t'uticura llemedie* to any one. .Mrs. '
Mary Met/gcr, Swctiwater, Ok'.a., Juno (
J8, 190w."
Tlirv who will not 'ouuu "ii the rock ,
\\ ill l.r broken by it.
_ (
H'l S.-t.VItiii' T>r,ir-?::Nervous l:pen->e<5
ine.mv tly cured '?v Mr. l\llue'? (Irent Nfrw !
ltcsto er. V- tri'\ hoMln .i d tn*:?!l<" Iro ?. I
1>K. ;.. Ii. K i.i m., i.?l.. ? --ii A ? <-.i i'hlln., l'.i. !
1>.t -c h.iu no bit'! hp ?<*?'?. S'.n* w.:s 1 ?.>: n |
on a >wilt:y mov.t',. i.-ii
Mrs. Wjnsiow'f* Soi'iiini" >\:up lot (?ld'dro:? j
te?u liing,siO'te.its t h? .cu '.!???,; v iii?cs i!'. lb" 'n:nfx
tion, allay* t1'ii ;i ,.??? r ? ? wind ???HiiV-V' i: i>Ot lie
p.aiik of Mivlarid nii;r> iou a na'.i penny
apiece to pu diue.
A I'livih Uii ;i! floim*
1:< l)r. r.iv,u:^r'> Uut'Mi l?-rry <'?,ri'.i.il. it nl
??ys f.irei i-t-.ona ?'<. aad i'.owi'l Tr??ubi??;t
? 'l.i'dren iVetliinij, etc. At 1 ri.o'^ist> 'i.V
nl:d i.0 ? per bottle.
AI vit ?.r.fK\KOO f-rple are on the "c.?.j
cvciv day in tIu' year
JjtrU .OUicd^ia HO minu:??.lkV- i
^ini'.av I '?.ticn \ cr l.u.s. . n!d by l), uu- ,
it*!#. Mai! o?deis pr^hM>t<y lilieil'by Dr. |
k. Delctioo, (.rmsfoHutilt, ln<1. Jl. . I
i'hrre'' many a true woid spokfio io uis- i
C>i*t. ?1-1 te. - I
4 A
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ALL HAIL PE-HU-HA.
A Can of
STOMACH catarrh.
Mary OSwiem
Mih.i Mary O'Hrien, "(? Myrtle Ave.,
Itrookiyn, N V., write*
"fiH-una vut'ed me in /I?'? wfek'B
?/'* ratarr/i of Uw */ow..ro/?, after
buffering for four year* *nd doelor
ifjk without effect. In n..iiffl?a tvitb
other u' ones vi; v*> been
benefited by your diiio<?ery, i <>*/?
All hall lo l'eruna. '
Mr. II. J. ]{eiii)eoiaii, Oakland, N'eb.,
rVriles:
"I waited before writing to you ?bou|
ii.v eickiiega, catarrh of tin* utomaeh, wiuca
I bail over a year ago.
"There were people who told me it
would not stay cured, but I am sure that
I am cured, t >r I do not feel any more iJI
*ffc< U, have u ^ood appetite and am get*
ui'rf fat. '
"So I cm. .ti/1 will nay to *11, I an>
-?u red for uood.
"I thank v >u ff>r your kindneM.
' /'urudii will In; uitr house uyctlt
i-Uir Itcvt'u/ ler. "
Catarrh of tiie iioni.u h is a'so known
in common [itr'aiKc us dysjiepuia, gas
tritis and indigentjon No imdieine wilt
L*' --i' any permanent benefit except it re*
moves th? catarrh. ?
A Great Tonic.
Mr. Aii(tii) M. Small, Astoria, Ore.,
v/ntea: "Lhirmg the hot vveaiher of thflt
past slimmer I Fo?t m\ appetite. I tried
I'erunn. and found u |?lea?aut lo take, &
t>|>.end:d a()jH'tizer and a great tonic."
GUAM*
TEED
BY A
BANK DEPOSIT
H.R. Tare Paid. Notes Takei
500 i HKK COURSES
KoaidatCost. Writ*Quick
Q? OR til A-ALABAMA BUSINESS COLLEGE, Macon, 0*
Uncomfortable Mode cf Travel.
Tlio'i:;';< Nelson I'age is spending #
'Si;* wtr.w-i ht Nice
Nice itt the largest city on the Ri
viera and next to Monte Carlo it 1?
lit* gayest and the most beautiful.
Mountains rise behind the town. In
deed, in that country the shore of the- fj
s;?a is altoKether mountainous and tha ?
railroad traversing it has innumerable
unneis.
Mr. J'r.ge on a February afternooi*
wi\k taking tea out of door.' on thfr
warm and sunlit pier that is oiled th^ :i
Calais de ia Jetee. He cytnpi. ined of*."
i railroad Journey fron. Genua that v
::ad made and a young Englishman
-aid: "Well, you camo through a
ovely country at least." Jp.
"I'erhaps I did," naid Mr. Page,
t w a 3 uncommonly llko traveling
iirough a flute."
v :!
HICKS'
CAPUDINE,,
IMMfDIATKlT CCRfcS
HEADACHES
S&^jlJrcalVn u ?COLIWF
jfcffl IN 0 TO II HOURS
ffljtrUi BotUc He. At Dn4&m
Food
Products
are economical u well a* *coi Yo?
lion'i pay for booeot gri*llr whan you buy ihtm.
/'
Nwliing 90m imto ? t jbby can fmt
laaa. w*H-c?cluxj BMl that " r?edy !? =i.
1 iWry't Product! are time tjooUk mm)
rc j?vry umi -?ikJ aptxttto rtimuLitdn.
LiMiy'i Bona!*** Chicken with Mayonaaaa
[)ie9U|Bthtt gu/cA'taWI, y?l u debcioua
a uu a* you 'i? ala. It ia all clicUo, aad
all good thisktn- rooatly whit* meat
Try it wSeo yuu'ie hurrifd or hungry.
Bocklot li?, "H?>w to Malf
Good Fhingt to Fat.' Write
Libby, McNeill & Libby, Chicago
You Cannot
nil in'.lamed, ulecrated and catarrhal COIV*
ditioas of die mucous men.hr.Uc such a*
nasal caturrh,uterinecntarim caused
hv feminine ills, sore throat, sor*
mouth or Inflamed eyes J>v simply
dosing the stomach. 1 -ij
\ ou jurdvean cirfe the*1 stubbon*
attentions by local treatment lnh
Pax tine Toilet Antiseptj
v> hich destroys the disease serins,rheel
discharges, stops pain, and heals it
inflammation and soreness.
I'axtine represents tl>e most sueccssfcl
lo'al treatment for feminine ills ev<
produced. Thousands of woxen teslifj
u? this tart. 50 cents at dru?p,is?s.
Send for Free^rial Box
'CKR S. ??AXToy <
,y THE y<LtJ
on jour CHICKENS ?ilk
PpBRQ6|ABt
UCF. POWDER >
Sur? Death |0 Met and Ycmwl
? i?y ran I ii.e ttiitrit i! i?. U?ty to nr>I>iy.
"Ki'l*d erc:v lomr i-i tt- ftoc? cf
200 Wo*.'.'?O.Pcn?. Mowm.Wii,"
Price 25 and SOc ? Pk?. Uy 4| HlL
taiSll'DuMitN Rimibv Co., St. P*ui, Kimm*|
Whfnt.fl l
( 1.11 i ?
>>-*?< ?v rixt: .Y.uw
So. 20- 03.
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