The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 13, 1906, Image 4
Syllyinms.
Hcuil the following quickly and
your 1'rionds Avill he iiiiuimhI:
Simple Siiij|?Ki??H attllg a soji'f of
tuxpence as tin* sun shone silently on
the shoe shop fci^n.
MiU'jih sells w'';i vlie|I< sewn ii|t in a
t>!|eot.
Tho s i. ? U hill I !<? i' 's sixth sheep i^
bll'k.
Silent Sambo .simulated sjil'ely on
the shilling sea
Ureak ihe hands that binds yon
t/imlly l?e| i>i <? hi enk last.
\ l>eae|< <>| |ir:ijet| pears put into
H tie pink jiileliei,
I'etOl" i'lnmp, I lie pessimist, pester
el p<?rtly I'at J'crkins.
J (Kit WIIICKKAnoUTrf.
.finks How# your wife.
i)1111<^ My Wile ib lost to sight, to ?
memory 'ear.
links Why, my <? *>?* r fellow, I
heard your wife wiiH derid!
Hlnks She Isn't. I'm paying hei
|0<) j week alimony. ? I.If?.
4 O.MI'l.r.rKST III Sl.MiSS l{( IM)lN(i
tValurrN of W. I,. Douglas' \dininis- |
trillion liinl Jobbing House.
The dedication of &)<? new admlnls
(ration unit jobbing house building |
erected lit Itrockton, Mush., hy the \V.
Ii. Douglas Shoe <'o. as h part of its '
mammoth manufacturing plant at Mon j
tHIo was marked hy the thoroughness
mill attention to detail characteristic
or tin; drill in all Its undertakings.
As the now building is said to Im* the
most complete ami cuiivenient of any
?ver hnllt for a commercial house in
tin* United Stales, so were the cxpres
muiis of iippreelntIon hy the many per
Notis who \isi(? ?<I it for inspection sin |
? ere ami of a highly congratulatory j
nature.
The tittle atory program Ineluileil i
open house from 1 I a. in. to H p. m. j
with eoneert hy the Mace <Jay orches I
tra ami the presence of a ltoslon |
caterer to attemi to tin,* wishes of all i
The hnlhllng itself afforded a least for !
the eye, especially the otII< es, w lllcli :
arc marvels in tunny ways. Fifteen j
thousand invltnlions were sent out. in j
etudiiiK over I 1,0<M? to (he retail dealers i
in the United States, who handle the j
\V. I,. I lunulas Co. allocs, the others .
going to shoe manufaelurers and all '
allied industries in itrocktoii and vl
daily. Mr. Douglas will he i;lad to
huve auyhody w ho Is interested call
The new huilding Is situated Just
north of the No. I factory on Spark
afreet, facing the Monlellc r.?ii?v ???
Mtatlon 11h cuinplel lull marks the es
tahlndimcnt of a modern up tu date
wholesale Juhhing house and ollice
I > 1111 <1 i i ? x. Mr. Houglas lias Ioiik con
Midered the advisahllty of a fobbing
house, not only fur the purpose of sup
plying his own retail stores more read
Hy, hut thai the 11 ,(KX> dealers through
out the I'nlted States handling the W
I*. 1 lunulas shoe might he aide to uh
tain shoes fur Immediate use with
greater facility.
Under the present system all shoes I
are manufactured to order, ami ? us.
touters sometimes lose sales waiting j
for shoes to arrive. Willi the new Joh i
hlng house they will he enable I to
have their hurry orders ?*litt>pe?I the |
same day they are received, u In. ii win
he far more satisfactory to the ? us
turner ami will result in a lar^ch in
creased husiness to the W. I, 'Douglas :
Shoe t 'o.
Till' now I"lii }< 1 i j11; Is feet lom; ,
nml ?>0 fci't wlili- it11<I two stories iii
height. 'I'lii' jiiiiliiiu; department will |
occupy tin- i-iil in- 'lower !liiiir. wliili1 !
11n> iiflii-i's will ?>t-? -ii|? v fIit> -iftuiiil tlooi
Inning (In* new johhint; lin?i<i' on j
tlic tirst lltHU'i tin1 m.iiii staircase us 1
COIlds to till' Si'iolld lliHir li'M'l ill two j
divisions separating mi tln> first land
liiX ami mooting a^iiin u|K>n tin- fourth. j
whore tin1 la rue I'alladian window is '
situated, which appears over the oil
trance.
At 11 to head uf 11:?? stain-use in ;
tilt* mosaic tloui appears tin- won!
"Ati'tinn." tin' 11:itut' uf the Jniii'i liall
]iliuini'd and do .-or.nod after tlio man
nor nl' tl:o oontral apartment of tIn* !
I'ompeHnu linu*>o. This room >?? ?!::?<?-. i
Jy in i in* center of i In* i!:::::.< Nniiiiiiii;
twill X iiihI 1?foot in ln-ivjli' and i
Is lighted l>\ i.ii. ? !arv ceding sky ?
liijlils <>f i liiNsiv design
Around tin* atrium itro placed tlie |
private olli'os, where tlio heads (.t tho j
'??partments aro located. with tli?*ir ?
assistants. Iteginiiiug at tlio i .g.n of
tlio inula onti.iiuo in urdor. aro thoso
of tlio I'. Iti. lno...'i:d. Purer . II I
J>l'ako. general superintendent lion i
\V. 1.. i ><>iitci:> . piosnl.nl ; nn.l II 1.
Tinliliiini. treasurer I'tiov .iro finished
mill furnished in mah..g;th> and aro
ensulte. Mr I iiiiii,'l!iH' .<w n room or
onplos tho st,ill liw o.st <? * lo-r ol tin
building, liiul is M very hands.>,no
apartment. I o tlio loft o'.' t lii'so i ouio
flu* 1'IHIUI of ? I i \ovins. assistant
IrrnsiiriT Mrs. Marion Shii-lds, .or
rospondoiii f liorK. and the slur-' d.
pa rtnioiit.
< m tlio oj.si ..f tPo atrium and npoi.
tug Into tli!s hall :i?i> !???.,? alinxos sop
aratod In malsigiuiy ciniiiiors, i tu
ft-outs of wlii.h ale pinto uiass ami
grilles o! I ioij/i- Tlioso aro tho ofli?es
of Wurn-ii N\'ooWs. paymaster. ami
Jlarr.N 1. riionips,i!i. tlio 1/ooWUi'. | or.
Thi- no\t in ord-r ti? tho loft aio Iw .
rooms devoted io i!io i-'-o.lif dop.irt
inont. olio iIo- pnv.ilo of A I
si-r and i tj? ? othor o-i nplcd Pv his
rlerks. 'the ii?-M imo otll. is are those
of I l? Krsk'oo. .nlv i 11:si ujj manager,
miii his asslKia>ti?i.
The throt* othor ?^<>ins .ouipleti ng
the oiiii r wall lino of fh*. iitnniu are
the reception room to tin* fcn y,( tho
tJii^ircflsi' hall, dirts-tors' room and
la\iiYilr> and tho sample rooim U.-ro
are located the telegraph liedniments,
telephone switchboard and UaiIIjv /,,r
use of quests.
The directors' room I* n tine ? -ham
her occupying the space la tlio north
\n st corner of the building. This
room is finished and furnished m ma
liogany and till api>oiutmeutti nr* p.;
Iiere hangs a pottraii in oil
of Mr. Douglan, the president. The
Inst rooM in this S4'?ic? i? the snaijde
loom, nlno in infthocanjr.
On oentrr With the entrance aril !>>-?
twvon the Ijookkeeper's aleovo ami the
credit department is a hull leadm; i.>
the bookkeeptm: room, where
|? located the host or clerks wJiitli
. ibis huge buslne?ff\?wjjlfty?* -
Disappearing Foroat*.
The rational Hardwood Lumber A%
?oc tat ion at lta recoat uieotliiK '?
Memphis adopted a report tJ?at pr-v
mnted Itiu dire possibilities of tho do
?tdiction of 1 he foreatu In 'h" abort
)erlod of thirty-five yeare. It ?:? e*
I 'Imati'd thai thorn now niood in tho
United Spates In th<> neighborhood of
1,475,000,OOn.OOO feet of lumber, hut
hat 46,000,000,000 feet of lumber wan
oeing cut every year. The report j<#
u>mmended the Immediate prohibition
'jf log export a und ujcumpt Ion from
uxi'H of tree plant?ttIon:!. Attentioh
fc'ai called to the <le#li'mhi?'11 y of State
l?-Kal enactment* along the Ihp: line,
arid ho/iio <(>nHtllntlonal provision b>
the general OovernuVMit of hK? effeet
Mention was niado of the custom pre
vailing In France of [??? irf 114s a tree
o be plunM-d for oven- tree < i' down.
From Dally Corihttiar ai'd Trade ito
porta.
PMCN'TY OF M AT 10 It IA I*.
"Why Ih ihiit HltaiiK'* blond mi popu
lar with the college girls?"
"Kb! She HHslxtri them to arrange
their 'cozy corners.'"
"Ah, tihft has an artl-'lc tempera
ment V
"No, but her f,i'bcr owns four J JnU
tillcpH."? Chicago New#,
AGGRAVATING ECZEMA.
_ I
Tron)>l?<l Hmllv for Kevniil Vcitr* Willi
K<icni? on I 111 > li ? ? Auoi )ht Won
derful ( uiu by < u lie II IN
"For several years I wa? troubled bad
ly with an mi on fity 11ri11,s and wririt*.
i'hysiVtan^ hi ?everal towns had pre
a< Vihed for iiic without ffivm/ mi- hiiv re
anlta. I had oiten used (.'iitienra U/rit
ment nud received icltef t< mnoi .inly. |;i
the Mpring of l!*M I took the t'ntictii i !{???
solvent I'iIIh and uned tin- < 'ut. ii'tu a O nt
inent t ? > r fthniit live weil.i. and ?l the
end of thnt tuue there was not t blotch
on iiip anyuivre. Thin h|>tin? I took ?
few vial* hi tin* ('ut.<ma Kf-ao! vent I'll!?
as a prei'.iiii >111.11 v iiiea-mre. und will com
tirilie to do *0 t!vei y Api'iPf; ?>;iiip!y .is n
ttprni)/ tome. <i? iltev are mo 1 in' 'o c.irrv
with \ 011. and they 1 i-riii.M.v tix \oiir
b.ood for the einaiiiiK t-.i I now n*e
only t 'ut u-iiia Snip. The <'ut iciirj <).ni
ineiit finl I'dl.i i-eii.iinly cured me of an
?XifraVH tc.l .I*, of 1 .-/etna St Cliur Mc
\ tear, San Antomc, '|'?*x.%/*. .luiy ti, IDO.'i
When ? man lets ? collar button
tall and bra*.:*. 111; 11 it didti '( roll 1111 <{<-1
the bnnaii, it ;i si^n lie is a pur
.ill 1 e 1 . So. -JS '0(,;.
4 1111 Hi I li<! I >1 11 if Sliii'tt I o Hil l
(?et fi liott l<? of I?r. Hix^.-r-' if nek lolierry
(ordtiil for I liMrrhoeii. iSyienterv. < tilldr<-n
'J'cetliiiiK, "t''- \1 l>rii|*j;iits 2[>i- und 50?'.
FOOD KOK KIT'I'UNS.
A woman who loves ant tiki Is jivi'g
the following advice in regard to the
care of .voting kittena. Do not leave
the bed of newborn kittens In l !?*? dark
too long else mi coming into 11?#? light
they will he affile ted with unn- eyes.
Dampness will also ransi' this ironhliv
Tlio bed must not l>f a cold * ne I' is
hot I or to give only warm food 'o 'ho
kittens' mother for the first two days
Any water given iter must have I ho
chill removed. Also give her plenty
of warm milk, and as the kltti its in
crease in size flit.- amount of food giv
en her ,-h tild bo ine?ea-^d
'' H \ S11 IN TIIH DIN INC U< " >M
Xunplicit v in t h>? dining t oom is s?
< ii >'(| by the use of doylies and nap
kins, in I ho place of tablecloth:- Very
aitistie table strips of coarse 1 ? n? ? 11
crash may be made at small ' o:'t.
I he crash costs about "J > cents a
>:tr I, and one long and two shorter
slii;?> will do for all obloni; ia
l-oi a round tabic iv.o e ptal!> long
"strips are better Hemstitch the ends
ami stencil or block print design:
above the hems in dull old blues,
reds, or yellows. Use oil paints very
thin, with turpentine. It is better to
experiment on bits of the crash he
fore venturing on the table strips.
I'so little color, and uvo.d the heavy
effects.
The world will not be sa\cii by ;tr
iMitiient> about t iod hi heaven, vvitli
oiit the evidence ?>}' ,i iimi hi t be
!?!?:< rt.
In order to a Ivan o t!;o pri. .? of
suirar. woai.cuoj :>v general o\ erpro
illusion. .1 syst eicaJb- .educla:|i of t!te
c ilti\at'*d area li.i i iioe.i eiinniiUv.cd
t u P .1 nee.
not ?'<i;?'s sun r
Now \loiig Without If.
\ phy ->i? is a ' t' (it II la.v* f;ill T
i--i-d to i-.i' meat for my breakfast
and '-liffercd with imiigost ion until
tin- iiie.it b id pa?s* d from the suitii
a i b
I ' f i ! 1 l.% ' 11 ' bo use of
f. a... N ??; lo" Hrcai> t .?sr and \ < ? t v
I t oaid do without meat,
toi m\ in>u\ ?ot .ill the nourishment
r.'u?:in : t < ? m l I bo Crape Nul.- and
Mi?ie i lo m I a\ ? not had any sndi
:.e>tmii and >?u f clilii; L>olt<. and
l:ae ito r?'a < (l in weigh'.
Sil?< c finding the benefit I derived
f. oni <; i ,i ;i. \ni , | ha \ o pres. ribed
' i for .ill of iu\ pal ants - - i f -
teiiiii; i torn unlike*' ion or e'cl
in-., ami ,iUo for those r>-? o-, onir-t
f oi.i di-'.isi> ? ben1 I \v at;' a tood
" .i-\ to t a alul certain to dig.st
..nd whith will not overtax tiit- sioni
.1 e M
"I n'. v\ a ? tind the results 1 look
foi ? in :i I pres? ribe Ctape Nuts t-'o ?
? : bi?al leasons please omit my
name " Name giv.-n by mail by I'os
i * i in i'o (tattle ("reek. Mich.
' lie ie;t inn for tip- wonderful
: ; lie in n' of nutriment. and the c;nv
digestion of Crape Nut> is not 'iar I
ii> find
in t in' nlaei' the siaishv pave
o' \v I i-.it and hariev coos thro'i"h
> iii ioi|v proi of eookitit* lo per
fectly chanire the starch into 1 ><- v
Com- oi I'll--. I'liKflt, in whit h slate if
i' ready to In easily ab.-oibed i>) t lie
li'ood. The i arts tn ?t>~ v.'iool ami
j *?;i rley -which Nature can make use
of for rebuilding brain and nerve
j c< nii-es a-.c retained in this renin r!;
j nble food, and thus the human bodv
. supplied v:th t he powerful st rental h
i predia ; r? ? '* er?di\ nellcd after one
b.i- ( a ? jie*>ujl<' e(\ch d*v fay ?i
w .? or 1 ?'? d. > ' There's a rea
son.**
j Oof !l;o M"h" '"ihc li?>.?d to
? V. r*!vlT7e," *.t pi
u
Cabinet Member's Aftdress to
Nsrtli ( arolirui Kepublirans
COUNSLLC THEM TO HARMONY
The Secretary of War Emphaslii th*
Importance of Breaking the Solid
.South But Hays as Long a:? the Re
publican Party in This Section Rop
reseats Little Save u Pactional
Chssc for Federal Otlices, in Which
BubiuCKs Men and Men of Substance
in the Community Have No DoHjre
to Enter and in the Result of Which
They Have No Interest, "We May
Excspt the Present Political Condi
tions of the South to Continue.'
(i reeiisboro, N*. (', Special. 'I* 11??
most mi ci ???( in^r lecture of the I f' ? | m I?
ii<*}?ii convention lien- wa> 111??
address by Secretai \ <>i W at , William
II 'I'mft. Tin* address \\a*> i 11 /1>a11 as
lollow*:
'' Itepublicans of North ('aiolina:
? *:*AN"lien your <-i>111111111diil rn?* the
I??>!?<>I lo ask nil' |n address the lie
pilhliean con Veil I lull of North I'ai'o
Iilia, i hey advised me licit ihc politi
cal -it nat ion was such dial if a prop
ei el'l'm | were made al l lie coining
election, il Would be possible lo cnM'\
tile Stale fur the ({cpuhlieaii piii'tv.
aiid'lliMl in (hat cll'ori iliey tell lliev
Were e 111 11 | ei | In (lie syuipiltllN illld
ii?si-1 .'ilit e o!' Iic|iublican,s I liinnvlioni
the i*<ii11111 y. The :ipe:il ha<l coti
111 ?? i 11 wciyht with me, for I be
lieve that nothing that cuubl hap
pen in the politics of this co;iiilr\
would <voi!x '.?realer advantage to flic
count i \ .it laryc, and lo the South in
pari iciilai. than the bri'akin^ ii|> of
whai ha- ii en pn.(icily known us the
''Solid South.'' I -.iii 1111 s in |ii, par
tisai ^t>1 rit. tor I ;iui not one of those
^ ho i h i i!. t hi I this i ('?-ill t w niihi
nccc-saiily increase the |irobahilit v
of I lie cou t i u till nee in power of the
Kep ihliiau party. Thesolidits of the
South while it has assured lo the
I )? mo.! ;il ic party a ceit.iiri number
oj < on i e>?-111.? 11 and a certain UUlii
ber ut electoral voles, ha- in a tiieas
iiie I r.i ni-licil it- 11w11 auI idote b\ re
s t' a 1111 in; many \oieis in the North
u I'" nit-ihl iiavc left the Republican
p;ii I \ lint |or what thc\ rc-jard as
t h" i '.Ul-l n c and < I il?i i ? r o| Southern
I mi i; ???;( | i oiid 11 i? i;i
lit I,- Sci'H'Imiv T.,1'1 !-?? I? T!-???I to (lie
<1 i-l'l ;| ililii-ii'UK'lil ,i|' |!,(. , . j ,s||.t\v
"i" that iiii- was iini .11 ij 11 < iv r, I li\ | |k>
|M>A|)|,. ,,(? 1 lie tiorl 11. ( 11 i 11 ill,.
I'l I -eut ii;l v Soul Ii he said :
Tin- u Iiiif people < 11 11|,. S. hi 11) arc
;i lionic^cne'MI- pr'iplj, III tM'll MImic
1 iU? ? I\ i.i i-ln? i 11 t raili11'111s ;i(id re.
? am <*ii- ;n,,i .,|>nti
loan (lit* 1 ii *? i j?11 - i'I | |k' N?11 ill ii| 111 ? 111 ?
lit i v <*? I 11 i<'c ii i. lii-icf i| i. 11. ?? - ,i l,ni
' 11 in* !<? i i in \ i hcc the white p-.iulc u|'
!'"? ill trl I i'.'i'U I. clear 11 ? adcij
and i ? 111? ? I ii* .i- 'i'l-v .in.- I !i;i I |l|?
} "I II'": III il<>lli ihil i I'll;, ? u nil i'll
i.H-i'il I?\' pidiiicians ;iii|i>ii^ -1 lii-ni. ' -
111. ? i ? ? I v !n: I'll' | hi ri ii 'M' .i, -.n| ii| i |'y i lit;'
ilii'ir Villi- nil I 11 ? ? I > >?! 111 e |';| lie "-nil1
ba- no real inri-dieiion in t :>ct
.\ - '"as ill" \ i ?: i r - :mmci|iaU'|\ fi'?!
I" v- i I. - ! lie U JU . I 11 ? ? i!" :i I'ril! I hit bl'fl ?
U iii.-lii'il. 1111? ii" i?i411? ? - (Villained un
opened. I iii ir lactori;-. ivric lew in
number, a i ii| i {i?* prnsperil \ of ihe
?'miiii:i \ -eenicd , ..nliiM-il to dial pan
"I i' Ivisrj imri Ii < ? I Ma-on- and Ihx
"ii s Iini1, il was i ;isv, by appeals |i>
recollect inns "I llu> ?? i v 11 war ; 11:11 I lie
i niil'i>ri 11iiiil?? -cipicin-i' .it' remits) rue
'? ion. in iiii i In* ranks nf I In- I lento
erato* arun ami niiiinla in- i lie solid
| i* "i tlii* Soiilli. I'ill i'\v. ilnriiiu
j tin- last decade, ail unprcei'mletiled po
I rio.l h!' pro-peril v lias come lor tin'
t !:ii: S ? s;;! 111 ? i ;, State-."
1
! I'Im- Seei e! a i \ i lien It ,! ,,ir into | In'
'?*??! \ "I ? 11 ~ -peecll. sh'> w 11 il! what I lie
pre-ent administration ami llie pa-t
? omri-- h,,\e i!?11 ii' 11?!? I In* co.mlrx.
lie ji.'Mi'il thai ii is now lime for a
! break III I 11 e -o|ldil\ III- J la' >HI||!|.
1 ili.i.i :!)(*?-.( inter'-|^ nf ill, wliolr
i lem! i v ill if.-t;ii- it, ami lliai North
f'aii-iina i- *;i H ?i i i > | hi ii! ii ai: i
< oneeniinu 11 if republican position
on .! le' i 111 ?! 1111?? -1 ion lie -a id
'* Ii has been i he habit o| the I 11 * -
oeralie part\ !<? attack the Kepnbli
can pait\ .is lav.,'! in ; iiii-:^ ami coi
pi ii al'i i'i?>. ,t' i| ??ppii-1 ? | in 1 hi* laboi
i11l: man. Notluiiv: conhl b(? farther
1 rum '.he lad. The itcml of that
part\ -how- ti'.-it i! .? i.nl\ snb-lnntial
-tin- u' hie!; h. i \ i ? been rea!l\ taken
tn s|nt? I he abn-e- a ? ii oj? |? i vsihii at
t' lllpl'-ii b\ I he ? I ? c-po :-ib|e hold
er- ??!' i he j j e;i i a.-. Ii!, ami corporate
p"Wi'r. have been b\ lie |\,>pl I hi 11 a I ?
I?;?11 \ ; i 'nl lli i- more brilliant
all, " rci ?? ; 1 III i \ pi 1111 *'. I II II ll is pi?lic\
than I'liei ii'.i || e !, I M I \ ? 11 111- declai
at ions made before (lie eleelion are
bein^ ei,I,-reed :iml put I'M i practice
a I I er I hv I leet |.m. '
Mr. Tat"' a tinted ilia I llie repnbl'
can- wen- n<?t l<> he critici.-cd for llie
- e c 11111.e\t l;i\ajane.' i.f the pa-t
couples-; th.lt the eNpeudit lire- made
were made nere*<>:ir\ by the needs n|
the counti \.
Secretary 1'att left Monda\ iiiulit
in: a -mvia! train tor hi- home am'
thence i?> keep an eiiiiaueiiii a I in Ohio
T uesday.
Was it Suicide?
j N'i'w N '"'rj;. Sj??', i;d. ? m eien itohne?,
? Noimi; woman I'onnd dead from iras
nsphyxwtioM in a room at rf;e pbysi
enl ii^d j?ih^i?-al institute, w here -he
*.va* vemployed as utiive, may have
been a vietim of a murder, in (lie
?>j>i;;;on of fhe coroner, who i- inves
ti.'atii'r tin* ease. He lias directed
the police i * h?'|,i up the funeral MH'il
.- ine adduitrt*:?} !i r7-* i- fh'o\vii u? lii?*
ntYmnn'ar deaib. tl^ cause ol" wliich
wo^ ijivcn as suicido.
WASHINGTON.
SccuIhi.v U"ot. :.;is I../nn Hie yf>
orga i> ixit t (on of tin- consular service,
and a i h?>? suggestion President
ItooKi'Viil sent ?'> ? in* Senate si\ty
ono nominal ionx ? " inaugurate Hie
practice of promotion
PreKiden' ltoo;?evcl' ii ft letter i i
ft roHidont of Arizona urg^s that i? m
clip/on* void tor lin' rllorv'K :i ? I -
inission lo tIn: I'liion
Adviri-s wi'ic ;i-<i ivei) from Com
mander Soul ht-i land, saying th it
guerilla warfare had been begun be
tween (jovoriiiii'-n' forces and rebels
in Santo Domingo
Collfilions of < n Joins or tho fiscal
year ending Funo '?',<> exeuod (hose of
any previmiK year liy about $'.J.'?,() ()(?,
000. -Collectton* of internal revenue
will be about $ I OOO.OOO more Ihan
last year.
It was auuouni <1 that a special
lI'liii of the criminal branch of the
Pulled Slates Circuit -urt had been
arranged to push the trust indict
ment.'-.
Ol'lt ADOPTKP ISLANDS.
Surgeon-General I'. .1. Klxey, of
the United States Navy, arrivcfl nt
Manila to Inspect the naval hospitals
a) ('avite, Cebu and Olongapo.
The I'orto Kh an Kxi'cutive Couneil
has rejected the measure of Governor
Winthrop, whlen vlrluSilly placed con
trol of tho piers in the hands of the
Secretary of War.
The army transport Thomas, which
went ashore oft' Guam, has been I
floated.
The cruiser Charleston, with Sec
rotary Root on board, arrived at San
Juan, I'orto Uieo, rucking the run in
three days and nineteen hours, a roc- |
ord.
The Most lie v. Ambrose Agius, tin
Apostolic Delegate, assisted liy the'
Most Itev. ?Jeremiah llarty, Arch
bishop of Manila, and the Ulght l!ev.
Fredeiick Hooker, Itishop of Jaro,
elevated Fat Iter Martin to the Hisli
oprie at Manila with gorgeous rites
Katiier Barlin is a Filipino and is the
first native to attain this dignity.
I)()M KSTI<\
Ilattie Na;;-'l. aged fifteen, was
killed by lulling from a car on the
scenic lailwav at Steeplechase Park,
Coney Island.
Mayor '.'on. I- Johnson, of Cleve
land, accepted the invitation to pre
sid ? at the reception in Mndison
Square Garden, New York City, to
William Jennings Bryan.
Tho New Jersey excise law. known
as the Bishops' law, went into effee?
and was generally observed throujih
inn tin1 Stauv
It is expected thai. Kuropean na
tions and ? very State in the Fnion
will send deb gates to an Interna
tional eongl'ctfs on' t uberculosis to be
held in New York Cltv in November.
It \yas announced that the Govern
ment had accepted a herd of buffaloes
1'roir the New York Zoological Soci
ety, to be turned loose in a forest iv?
< i \ atlon in Oklahoma
Governor lianl; of Indiana, an
miun es that he will personally super
vise the campaign against the resort
at French l.ick uings conducted l>v
Thomas Tnggart.
C. M Knioiy. a Seattle lawyer, w::^
i' tally wounded by an unwelcome
lov< r of his nieces, when he tried lo
prevent him from entering the house.
Sir Alfred Mar mswori h, arriving
lieii' on a lonn \i:-'it, pom's out dan
gers lurking in 'be present scarcity
of paper.
The Federation ol American /.iou
ist.1".' by resolution, barred Israel
/an::will's 1 lc!n*e\v Territoi ini ovgan
i/.i:; ion.
The convention o? 'tie New ^ o; Is
State Hankers' Association, in ses
sion at the Hotel Champlain. came to
an end. Klliolt C. MrDougal. of Buf
falo, was elect.d pri'sident.
Sir Joseph tl. Wan!. Premie.- "!
New /enbind, praised ilie President
highly after ret urn inn from a v.sit
to Oyster Pay.
Alexander Troup, of New llavm,
issued a lei tor asking for eontiibu
lions for the lb-van reception and
suggesting that it be made national
in character.
Over (>000 trunks ol personal ei
fects are in the hands of tho Sail
Francisco police awaiting ideutiiiea
lion by owners.
The son of Acting Mayor McGow
an, ot New York City, v. ho was ar
rested charged with intoxc.it ion, was
lined ?o by Magistrate Whitman \
companion received the sam.e p*.:n-:si?
meii t.
The Pitishiirs Distinct Aitorno
anuouneed that prosecutions for con
spiracy and perjury wouhi loll-.v iiie
11 art je tl i voi ce tria!.
i'ouiok ; x.
\dtniral Rojeslvensky, in ortiev >o
.MIVC lilt1 lUCUlhtMS ill ills St it If, en
ter -d a plea ot .guilty 10 the tiiiifu1
(>i sin mulct in tin battil.* of tin; S* a
o t .1 a pa ii.
Janus Keir 11m:"?iit*, in .i I???.!??? to;:
Zulu in Ureal Britain, calls the ac
tions in South Africa massacres un
der |:i% i.XSC V<1 MllJIprCSSi !l V, a ICVoU.
.Major-(5eneral -M? i:t? 1 f tormer pro
11 >s<>r of inililavx unites iii ,ia|.aii.
(it. il .it Merlin.
,\| I'r.omsou. French Minister ot
>ia!ino. antnitittcivl that si>. ai inur< >t
\. f ,cis would bo iv;;un in t ?i v p;--.>
Kilty poisons were killed by Itaii
near \ aleucia, Spain, .mrt A ?ai dam
wits done to crisis.
the Ctoftti Princess ol Cetnuiuy
was sali Iv delivered of a i-ott at lite
.wa> ?>!?? Palace at Potsdam.
The .Japanese military a t! In>! it tcs
tnci- lOi i'Ki on .Inly l i in: control of
.\:ot:,<don to the civil administration.
Santo Domingo creditors o? the
t'.oi eminent were srea.il> worried
ovi' rumors mat tin? I nueil States
mi-ni turn over to the l)otuinicuu
a.t?aotiti.s part of the moneys col
lected al custom houses.
General Trepoff gave an interview
at Peter ho f In which he said that he
still hoped that the moderates anionic
thn Kusftlnn pooplo might assert con
trol over the extremists; thai 1?? t'aV
ored u new ministry chosennrom the
Centre party; that the Jews were to
blame ior tunny uprisings, and that
mutinies in the army had been exag
gerated.
The Kussian Parliament forced the
admission 'that the tiovermuent was
in serious stiaiis tot ..io.u-v, and
l?o.C I?;e -t.o.iti . t:a: JU. t 41 lor
???inin?- rcJTTT V.W.x,. IiT airtt uy sea Ting
tirtvn tho butfgvi, ?<!t,l not by a uev
loan.
MJ.GASE, THEOSOPHIST
Ex-Cabinet Officer Joins Mine.
Tinfiiey^ , Cuiony.
Millionaire Hanker <<??t a Urcnni \|?s- |
b.i'ji1 I r^in^ lliiii t<? 'Join i he
Puint l.oiuu Outfit.
J'an Dbgo, Cat l.yman 1 C.age, j
former S '< i <-l:ti y ot iht* Treasury,
will in:t 1<?? his perman -tit hotne til the I
Point I ami a theoxophical homestead,
loilowitm si-vi rul y? ars study of con
ditions al Kaiheriuo Tingley's unique
colony.
Mr. <Jav;e is at present occupying
Prospect Co?tag'\ which lift owns,
near Kai Inula'- Tingley's temple.
With Mr. (J a k e are Colonel and Mrs.
Brainerd. Mr*. Brainerd is Mr.
<;&&e's slater and a member of the
Universal Brotherhood. They first
induced Mr. (Jage lo visit Point
l,oma.
The former Secretary <?t the Treas
ury visited his grandchildren, who
are in the Kaja School at 1'oint ia?
nia, several months ago, and became
imbued with Ihe idea of identifying
himself willi thq jtheosophists. He
is attending ili?> lectures and his
friends say lie will take up the <ju?,-k
tion course.
I'lenty of probtyion is allowed be
ginners, and they may withdraw at
any time when they find their ideas
<? |ash with those of the brotherhood.
The society maintains its own thea*
t res and printing plant, and is grow
ing in accessions, wealth and influ
ence.
Twic* within six month,s Mr. fJaso
has made visits to Southern Califor
nia. One? he stayed only over Sun
da*. and the only statement that
could ba secured from him or bis
niece, Mrs. 10. 15. Miller, of '.501 South
Olive street., was that be had come to
? <??. Angeles <>u private business. On
tin! second trip it became known (hat
li" bad none to San Diego and had
conferred with Mine. Tinglty.
The only admission his relatives
would make was that he had taken to
spiritualism. That Mr. (iago has
taken up his residence in Prospect
Cottage, just south of the Homestead
i-i the Tingley domain, and that h<
has bought for $8000 property on
tlw top of Poiijt Loma fur a perma
nent home lend added interest to the
story of why he dropped business af
fairs at a moment'** notice and came
\Y?'sl.
'Hi" story, briefly told, is thaf he
hciievod he had got instruction in a
diva in to seek advice at the hum's of
the 1'oint Lotna leader and at once
n .tIc plaus to quit work and join
Mnie. Tingleys outfit.
Mr. Gage, whether ihe story of the
dream is correct or not, h:us had the
pe.suasive voice of relatives in his
car.-?, for iiis brother-in-law and sis
ter Colonel and Mrs. Brainerd. the
later a member of the Theosophical
b.-<?therhood, and some of the former
Seretary's grandchildren, ara pupils
in M me. Tingley's Raja Yoga school.
Xow that he has settled at Point i><>
111a Mr. Gage is taking a deep inter
o'-.i in tho work of Mine. Ting'.cy and
attending all the institute lectures.
has irj.; tp.cst <>\ t:r\.
Philath V tliiii District \ttorney Oti-I
tains Iinporlant Confessions.* i
|
1 Mi i ladelph in, ['a.?District Attor
ney Hell has obtained coiuVssions
from I wo men in rhe local Ice Tru?t.|
)lo is nnw confident Hint he will < on-I
\ i'-i ih>' leader in the combine ami
noi I'r w >r than seven others who
iv'-ro in the conspiracy 'to boost the
prices. Air. l.-dl said:
" I'll*1 main object of these prose
( mi ions la io obtain the convictions of
the men who were af the head of the
movement to raise the price of ice
j:itil not to injure the small dealers,
who were i heir tools. The testimony
of two men of this? latter class, who
have offered to tell all they know
about i he inside working of the
trust. will be of ?!va 1 value. The
i while stili in a crude slate, is
annul complete. and all that, remains
to if (tone is to get the evidence inio
proper shape for the trial."
<.ii;f. <;i:.\i r,\ti:ij si-:xti-:\cki?.
!'i>e Vcjiii iti Penitentiary Penalty
Cor Swallow ill" Diamond.
O.iuiha, NVb .Mae Thomas, thr I
ii I who siiili' ;in(i swallowed a S.".r?'l
diamond hero :< month ago, was sen
i-?tn-'.l 1 > live years in the peniten
tiary. When sent "Uce was pro
nounced 1 i.-"s '''lioma* broke ? '.>? h
.tint i-ried.
"Tho way of the transgressor if
hard." .-aid (he Judge. "hut bccaiis"
i t:*? jury asked leniency for you I w ill
si-ni'Mice you to live \ ears' imprison
ne'r.t."' The limit is seven years.
With good behavior Miss Thomas
will out in three yeais. In court,
,\i is < Thomas sr Id
"I did no' steal the diamond nor
do I l\ie>sv what has heroine of i' If
1 sw alio wed it ! dent know il
The diamond has not been recov
(oiit-oitiia Won Trophy.
The ('one trdia t'Siib. of
Wilkesbanv, Pa . won Kniperor
William's SIM) .unil trophy at Hi#'
>? rk. N. .' . National Sa "U?;"r !"? .
To 1 let to il (? i';il'l.
The IViiie?\ Iv.-una IJailioad Company
!i-> ?? ?-?(-allies < oininit I'M1 i -ouimei;d>
it--- ,v urn t?> niii'-er* and employes of
> ot enaf situ-!,.
Itroker I,iters Dead.
llenry Liters, a prosperous brc?ker,
known for seventeen years in Flush
ing, L. 1 , as "the paralyzed man,"
was found dead in his room at the
Hotel Clarendon, New York City.
At hit te Drowns While Ilntliing.
?lohn K. Van Horn, of Wellsboro. a
well known college athlete, of .Mercers
burn Academy and the Pennsylvania
State College. was drew ned w hile bath
ing in the Susquehanna lliver.
The National (lame.
Catcher Charley CJraham has boon
released by the Boston Americans.
Rob Ewing's arm is harboring sev
eral recalcitrant nerves. Until they
are made ? tractable Bob w ill bo of
little use to the Cinclnnatls.
Hitcher Coombs, of the Colby Col
lege baseball team, signed a contract
with the Philadelphia American
Lcuguo Club. "" ? ?, ?
?CmcInrijiTl s ' \anagement must now
!?e kicking i'.self for giving pitcher
Carl. Diuhot?Ted Sullivan's Jind ?
i away to St. Louis. _ _
Embroidered Piqu? Coats.
Embroidered pique coats are much
worn by ilttle children, und if >ou buy
a good pique with a rather fine cord ft
will launder and wear very well. una
charming little coat ihat I saw re- j
< i ii! I.v had a wide shoulder (apa With j
.in embroidered scallop on the ed^e, j
and with vmeral rowi; of large round |
dots worked above It. The turnover ,
e?diar uud cuff* were embroidered in j
the same manner. The host way to j
make the riot8 In to work tbein in the
over and overiitltch from side to ft<de, 1
and then, using the Hume stitch, work
lhum from lop to bottom. 'Ihis pads |
them thoroughly, and makes them maud j
out most effectively.
RAISING SWKICT POTATOES
Pn.pare the groutld, which should
be a well fertilized sandy loam, th<>? ?
oughly and throw it up tntri^ridge* as
far apart as ordinary corn rows. Set
the plants IS Indies apart In the cen
ter of these ridges, pressing the soil
firmly about the root*. I'our a cupful
of wafer around each plant an<i as
soon as it sinks into the soil cover the
spot with dry dirt to prevent evapora
tion. Hun the cultivaTor through be
tween the rows once before the vines
commence to run, then mulch heavily
and no more work is required uatiI
digging time,?C. 0. Barrett, Thur
man, Kau.
FLOORS (TO STAIN \
Mix together 11 ounces of potash
crystals ami one pint of boiling water;
apply this to the floor,Nhe w'.iy of the
grain, with a pad made of flannel fas
tened to a stick or old broom handle,
taking care to put it en eveulv ; leave
to dry; -then apply another coating
until the desired shade u reached.
Leave it for 24 bourn, when you tub
It up with linseed oil; then leave I'
for t w?: nty-four hours; then po!>:'.i
with beeswax and turpentine.
A mail can make a uooil deal of
money iii stocks b\ being careful not
to have anything to do with them.
Ill.OATKI) WITH DltOI'SV.
The llenrt Was Madly Affected When
the I'alient Iti'nau t hing;
l>onn's Kidney IMIIs.
Mrs. Elizabeth Maxwell, of 4 I .*>
NSusl Fourth St., Oiymp'.a, Wash.
*a\s: (? or over
tl?v?*e. >ea:s I
suffer.?d wi'ii a
dropsical < omii
i ion ?v i I hou l !>*'
iim aware I liai
it was dii?' ">
kidney t rouble.
The early stages
were principal
ly backache and
bearing d <> w n
pain, but I went
along without \vorr\inf? much until
dropsy set in. My feet and ankles
..welled up, my hands puffed and ho
eaine so tense I could hardly c!o?e
t it ? ui. I had groat difficulty in
h:catking. and my heart would flut
ier with the least exertion i could
jioi walk far without stopping a^ain
and again to rest. Since using four
boxes of Doan'rt Kidney I'ills tin*
bloating has gone down and 'lie feel
Inus of distress ha vy disappeared
Sold by all dealers. HO cents a
box. Foster-M ilburn Co., Buffalo,
N. V.
OCRAN TItAVKU
".Tack has gone to Europe."
"Yes? I did a' know ho could
tw i m."?Town Topics.
FITS .St. Vitus' T)anee:Nerrous Disease*
tn&nentiv cured by Dr. Kllno's Urea'. N'erf)
Restorer. *2 trial bottle and treatl*'* fr?\
1)b. li. It. Klink. t><l.. 5(31 Arc!'. M.. i'itiln., Pa.
The salary of llic Mayor ot Mew Vorl. ii
$15,000 a year.
Mrs. \Vii>?dov.*'* Soothing Syrup for Children
teethiiur,softens t hoicu ins, reduces in IIntn?.na
tion. allays pAin,'Mires win-.' colle,'2.V a bottl >
Koine lias been entered or sacked more
than fori)- times since 390 U. C.
OPERATION AVOIDED
EXPERIENCEOFMISS MERKLEY
She Waa Told That an Operation Waa
Inevitable How She Kscapod It.
\V!n-ii a physician tells a woman <.uf
ferititf with serious feminine trouble
that an operation it; necessary, the very
thought of the knife and the operating
table strikes terror t?? her heart, and
our hospitals Arc full of women coming
for just such operations.
I S/?/ffjZfarj7Fvt |
? ? I ??? mm -5
There are eases where an operation
is the only resource, bnt when one con
siders the ijreat number of cases <>f
menacing female troubles cured by
Lydia K. I'ink hum's Vegetable <*om
pourd after physicians have advised
operations, no woman ahonld submit 1?*
one without Hrst trvjnff the Vegetable
Compound and writing Mrs. Pinkham.l
Lynn. Mass., for adviee, which is free.
Miss Mnrpret Merlcley, of 27.r? Third
Street, Milwaukee. Wis., writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkhnm;
" Lo?s of strength, extreme nervoutmrax,
rhooting pain* through tho |?Wic org?r.s.
bearing down pain* and cramps coiiipolled
mo toaaek medical adviro. Tho doctor, aft*?r
making an oxaminatiou. said I hsul a feinnlo
trouble and ulceration and advised an ojiera
tion. To this 1 strongly objected and decidcd
to try Lytll* K. PinkiiainV Vegetable Com
pound. Tho uleoration quickly htvil?r<|, all
the bad symptoms diva|>|<eared nii<l I am
once more strong, vigorou* and well."
Female troubles are steadily on the
Increase among1 women. If the month*
ly periods arc very painful, or
.quent unrt tXWRSive- if you have pnin
or swelling low down in the left side.
bci.Hz. f-downjmins, don't neglectyour,
?elf a*> LvUia B, fiukham's VvgviabU
Compound. . -r- . -
>0 '
CHA8 L. 8AUER GRAND fiCKIBJB
T?}
THE ENTIRE Sffil
M < lns. I,. Saner, t J rand Senl?e. Ui'*H<#
K'i ainpmcnt I. O. O. K. ol lv Mf*t 3fld
-V(*ity Auditor, wrilcij /t|'iu ''>*
City Hall. San Antonio, Tex.:
"Nearly two yearn ago I accepted a po
sition a* secretary and trea Mirer with one
')( i In' leading dry goods ej*abii?hiii<,tit* of
(?aiveatoii. lex. t
"The Midden change from a )iiK" an<J
Hi \ altitude to sea level proved loo much
loi ine and I became afflicted with catarrh
and cold in the head, and L'eiieial debility
to such an extent as to a>iuo>l wcapaci*
late mo for attending to my duties.
"I ivhh induced to try JPt-ru-tta^
ami a/ltr tukiiij ne vera I bottle* In
small <lonert I am itemed lonuy that
J i van entt re! y rentored tqmy normal
eundil ton and have ever alt tee ree
omm? mle.l the une uj I'eruntt lo my
/ nends."
A liiiy never lets his new watch liui
?lowii.
CAPUDINE
(t"*' I B r*i B? ?% Ic ?<t?
^J Wr >ou f?#l Ik fir?n in 10
>???_. mtriuloi. Vuo don't
INDIGESTION and ;v,r';
ACIDITY S'AitMSrlLi.VC
* f Jilt C.tuar id <
Mufom sT-:
Af&n BAIVK deposit ?
K. R. f arc Paid. NoteiTakw
j^rawmj gOO^i'HEH corirsES
SEORGIA-AlAfcAMA BUSINESS COLLCOE, Micori, U*
^Food I
Products
make picnics more enjoyable by making
tiie preparation! easier.
Losier lo carry ; ety,ct to serve; and ju*l
right eating as ihey come from the can.
Libby's cooks have first pick ol the best
meats obtainable? and they know how
lo cock them, ru well at pack them.
II you're not going to a picnic toon you
can make one tomorrow ot your own table
by t! rviitj some iliced l.uncheon Loaf.
It is a revelation in the blending ol good
meat and good spices.
Booklet fr<v, "How to Mike
Coral Hiitigs to Lai." V/iite
Libby, McNeill ? Llbby, Chicago
You Cannot
all inflamed, ulcerated sr.u v aiarrhaJc<m
?Viitions nt the mucous membrane such as
nasal catarrh, uteri no catarrh caused
by feminine ills, sore throat, sor^
mouth or inflamed eyes by simply
dosing the stomach.
Hut vmi surelvcan cure these stubborn
aneetions by local treatment with
Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic
w hich destroy, s the disease perms,* hecks
discharges, stops pain, ami heals the
inflammation ami snrtnfss.
I'avtinc represents the most successful
lo< ;il treatment lor feminine ills ever
produ-vd. Thous.ii <h ?.f women testify
tot::.-, fact. 50 cents at dri.n^.ists.
S ^.vi for Free Trial Box ? ;
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PRUSSIAN REMEDY C0.ST?.WS'
Medical ttepartmesi
tulanc university of LouiftiAr'
Us u URKii.^i* tor i rhiTi il luMrmUoM, 1
nni|>W- 1rI*oihI nliil M unrtfclil \i?>H?lUkl w
*r?! I UUII* 15 (Ivin U^ttl*
( harm ilo*vitut ?||(> mi ?<,j* mid ?Mjmth
nimun'.ly. S|?w!al IliMnn tlrn >> gUrn ilnll,
Ita lic ?I Un?rrW. Tin- ii<-it N"ntnii lifylli*'
|h i'v?. I < i ?? it ilo.-i o met ttifnrmniton,n(ML
I'ltOK. *. HI MI.I.K. M. IV?L
P.O. I?ru%?vr;^?l, MAV Oltl.KAXM,
Wtrt'iit, UO Mn\
i~rt iiy.iiiiim.
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