Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

SULPHUR BATIIS AT liuME. Tlu-y ilcul the Skin and Tula* A?ii) it* liupuiilK'M. bulphur but tin lir.il Skin I'im'.u ? 4(ivt! Die body a vwliuUbi'iut* ?:i"?v \v? you di-u I I1.4W to K" "'I l? ?? l"K" J'fi'TM nr M>r( III l{l*l lllt'lll. I'lit It I r? J M.m. ot k m 1.1 ? i 111>i Sulphur in ;i.i* ; .uiaj >1>U |4?'t .1 Jh'l li> I ti, in jour own iiuiiilv Apply Ilancut k it l.i<pi.<t > Ofj<?i| jwul*. -i'i'I hxitfm* ?-? . 1 ; aii ?l.ni ii',ul?!?'d .ij?- ? .?? .1 It. II. Tlauii*!? <>t V.i! : .,'.j ui vi, <A a |v.<? ii|nl fk;u '.tv1 < ).< m i>iuii> il ife- 1'n* iii?:.v-'. t<?{ .<> \ ...j *i 'iiKt'M (!s it. HtiiiMt ?' 4 I . I, I'tiii 'Miiai |i l*?l ?'??<? . N.< '.*?. ; Iti.i >; %C*Vfljf *-K.~ clk:.-' T' C r-ii:r licit \ ;5 -? Vl.'i'Mm ft ?itht'lUWt v' .???</ . Ot'? ? '* ' ')?< 'M I.' '" ?'? t?* I. " ' ? C?rm p 1 > ?? ? ? '*' "?'"?? ? 1 do* -a. ' > . - .1. d.tk? Of! ' traill v/; tfa? -v. fcl/.-l -V ??? |t*i e it v' >: > ** a-*-> WK? a'.'i ft. V tiK-ct* *::J i. ? ? a ; to r??? a;r ?*< fc.t' - ? -*?? J ? :i oum-!?w by o..r u;*-.-' ?'A ^ v;' life. by wt r.-y .1*1 i . \? <0: f ? Thcrt) a.a hvii.lr?d.> uf ? :i.? :< a{ t?'o u!>j vr arid muMlu c'a>soa ^ i >'. now ailiMj; 0'? ir iw-rsr-- iTv inj; out that h? adai'l.i ? a: '5 !'?> ('? m;.? 7i 111 i ?J? i f-si?)ii ;irc s;>oilia^ / lti*?;r livi<M. J his is a ni'ui'ct:c a;/ ai.'l half the world of na n arid woyvn r.ot <ialy hurt) t!ic. candU' at Iiofh ?*n-1 ??, S>ut in f hi> iniddlt* as wi ll. 'Ilx* Atr? it imiuh lift- i:i almost a u'm ^ - sit. to th? man or svomau who is ambitious wvrially, jioiitU.ally < r coinimMcially. Wo aro tio anxious to "#<m on" wi' at Jornpl io <Io far inoro than wi> are ?roDfiliiiilU.i:^l!y lit for, and nervous hri-ttkijowii is tin* inmitaMi' li'HUli l.nck of iL'|N)?n is a prinii* fai tor In tht- catisjitloii of "ni rvi'5," tin* t-ou stant rush In <hi> sotrial and htiaiiiess world, llni frantic jmrsult of in* anil aniuHonjontH aro fri'fiucnt priv cursors (<f iutvoiis ill health Wo rrxdik'Bsly ? x 1 *?-11 d our ciu'i^y on trlllcj?; we aro constantly up and do inK; ivvti have no time to rest an<! nnhody listens to the advocates and <Jiwlplc>! of the tdm;>ler life. Horr.t^ life, tjulct donieKt h it y are tjocominj; rarer every >e.ir "Simple liloasurcH," "homely and thy "family circle" aro ridlrnlou. ly old fabhionod tirrns. Is u any wonder <that nt'i voiih hft akdov. u and pretna tun; <|ecay are en the iiu rease ? Tho remedy ln-s mainly with us w<?ini n--1 ..r inliucm e can do a uroat <1< a!, ti.ir 1 .\ample more, to emiu'er.ii t Tt.o rc.stles-iiiiess and excitenieui tiKir. . anlc-rifclIc of tills a?e. Vie must |ii'ejtch itie gospel of rest. Hsirfl work nowad.i's means sevcro ni'rvoi!"i !?? rata, a:: ! .ii.; ,1, p)lc ation te 1111 -i 11;11s an | proft sio". 1] affairs d? rr.ands regular periods <>f <711 lot u:.il complot'* rest, if the w >rii *?rs :ue to retain tlirir Inaltit. It is tin: more important thai the home ntinosiihei, i,4' siKh as will restore fJm hakim o and les: 1 a the '.ensiou <>f tho inevitable nerve s'rain o-.;i-Ji..c. I Tt)i;uie'.t] i:i 11!,.; !;? >nj? ?. '? 'ie tyrantiy of :- > ial 1 1;::ne:,'.i and worldly "duties." following u;ioii a Jitrcnuous working day, gives no t>p porlunity i'or repose Tho [?ower to ijcn t, the virtue of repose. Is worth eul:i\atinj; tliih ane of neu rotic >'Aomen, the woman who is t on jit.anUy t.u the move, strlvinj; after Boniolllint; just out of her reach, rlif fusts an ytniosp-hcre of disi|iMi!t and vnlR-jr mm rA around Iter To ho hur.y (Ioch net neeessarilv mean to -Achieve, hustiini; activity is too of barn n uf rial progre^:j. London Express. Foor John. ?'1 <Hn't <>>?-(?'!>." .lolm I >. Hock i. 1 ftiliil li 1 *11 .'i.1- tin*. I i<a>l a ?i?iy wii'ks ;i'ji >; Aral rm\v that i>\>iri' t:i:i<' I>a > lie.I, [II '/I'M t ?i? ? t .. i ? v ri llou , ?w<?? il tin- I'' -ti ???*> ciiuic l.i 111 ?_;! I, 'lis Vi'l'V 11 kr, ? Thr < !il ictiinv cutinnt 1>i\ tlic ni i ?' .iot!.. Mine >>t t;i? I. Tiw lijvcuiiis !?*? i*i*ic-? iiii sal?- ij? - s|>irr I In- liar?I t ? vrr>i' . I ? ijt I |'i i -11!i;<? I i ?;r??:11 p its 1 t 4' 111 ll?'V? ?N.ll Anotl.i) l!:?>u_it 11 [" ? 111 > w i>!'l,!!.aU?'s <lai la i st ill fi,\ t . 1 s'jtosr t!:,it .ImI.h I). i ;\h 't ;*:!"??: ? 1 <>ni bn>* ia! in n ciim. \\l:n will lutrav, {'i|n? - -?.'.I'f't. ?? (i'-iMnan. S.>. 'J->- 07 coru>\ 1 K1:i:i* i r Kepi it 11 id I runi lui' < InMri-n. j "Wi1 cannot keep (}rape-N;its food ^ Sn tli'v h">us<\ II goes so fast I have j to hide r, hecaus ? Ihe < hi!!rtii love it so It is. just the food 1 have been \ looking for ev?*r snv?; something (hat ! ?'.<> iin' have o si up t.> prepare , aril still Ik mmrishirig." ilrajw-Niita is tin* in?>s >?.- i ? ? u t i Pi ?* - ally made foni! on tin* market 1' is perfectly and completely cooked at rhe factory ami ? at. he served at an inr.tant s notice, oithei with rich cold ere.am. or with hot milk if a hot dish Is desired When milk or water is used, a little sut;ar should he added, but when cold cream is used alone the natural grape-sugar, which can l>e ropii glistening on the granules. Is KnfP.rJ^nt 1 v sweet to satisfy ihe pal Sit?. 'Irti.' grape-sugar is not poured ?over the granules, a.*., son'o 'people think, but exudes from the granule* in the process of manufacture, when the starch of the grains is changed from starch to grupe-sugar by the process of manufacture. This, In ct feet. Is the first net of digestion; therefore, Grape-Nuts food Is pre 4igested and is most perfectly as similated l>y the very -weakest stom ach. "There's a Reason." Made at the pare food factories of Ike Postum Co., Battle Creek,' Mich. Read the little health classic, "The Bead U WeUTiUa," U pkga. iliNfl MMftb: \ uuum unauLiivn mniiim ? | Oo urrtwes of Interest from All Ovcr Sou*h C ?m>!ina TWY I TIMS Of STATE NEWS ^ ;/ r*:ijrA^hs Cover ? M i Hi ib* At-i* Whit ui tioiiig ^ V ' i 0 5 By Union Con CV T U i ' i . s , i .. .k> t.t f!>? 1 i,if. . , ??.x ?>r will h < '.t f *T(?. IV 11'( ri \ ?'?! > ' . . . ? . ?S ? , I I > III I 'lll'-ll .1 -1 >.. :. 11 ? 1 a* V.i'11 i.> . .???? "I tin* W i ?;<( a.i t cmii'Ii ' ;' . ? ? .til ? < nl< t |?: ? it." .?? ui <nit l<> it-* I ???!; * a> it-* s.Miti :ii111>:.11 : ti*t|?|n . milU ui' 111i<? 11y 4. ? < ^ :!.? f.?I" H\ III.Hlllls' roll t ? < :.. ? ? ' ? }.???'! I III I Kill ' ' ' ?> ? ' Ti ? ' ij!.- Matmia. I m ir.y < <?m ? * .).?? r~\ ij:? l;iki*< li.ll'l |> 1 :ti"<*, . ^ ! V- I"'1 ? ' :ni annual divi v : I ?" M Km:: list' |\\< ??Ui'ii knit I iii;f '? ?>' l!u<i-:t\ it.t\ 11:*?? it-- .1 1-'J |KM' :t11;t lli'_' to $.">,? J 111 TI'.'1 M? i <!::iiv! 1. 11 ? 1 IMai. (<?!>' Na tl I'.a k. v>> i t'u mmi - tin-; b.1111 Uiis \i\ir, ll." ; ? ? ? ?.?i a!.n? 111kI tt:^ I<. *!"!??? N'n hi?U'Mi Hark am! Tin ?t j ' '??it|?:iuv. ul.irli ?a^ oi^ani/fil .fann j a; \ !. -1;????? i? <! i? i*_r W'u. A N irliolsmi (\ S hi. lut k' t I'.ii'l I i?i? r mil siMili l :?! ini;i| 'iii 11 - .f 7'i.non < :ti)iial slink, j w!iir'i Mia<li' it~ <li\iiloii'ls Tit.' People's hank as usual |>;ivs |ii^ ( i"'i i ? ? 111. s'M'U-nnnnal "ii "r ? >' >. - j .livi.lfii'U. *1 .sun. j Tlu- I'ui.hi llanlu Mii' < '? >mi>:iit\ -i ? ti- ?-.i|>'t:i! -tix'k will |?:?\ ."> |??t '???iii si :ni-:i m:i .i;t! winch ;i moil 111 ? I!.) ) Work to Rorin At Once. > .\i!ili'i?.i?n, i;i!. Mr lli:^li I fi.M* "! the l>ti U ? ? i Mi in 1111 tx 11 M' | Ka ? \ <'?>.. <>?' W11!>iiimton. N. <i-? . <?"!?'' ?!'"! mi 11.ntv !.? ?-< > 1111 >|< -1 <? si * I I i :i i I i;l'-"immiI * I'n tin* <! \' !< >| 11 'if | i !i?? 11;? l .ili-i which mj?? |M-1 (ill; : Slliiills oil till' S:| \ .!hmhIi liver. "|"ii?? r<?n>f im-l n>n <>|' j 'in> il.uii. it i- n!u!<? rs|imu| will imiii! ! !:?_'!;! :iv.'.i\ ,t v. mcii ; i?!i? IimI wi!| I'-tini^li lO.ofiH |??u '?i. It i- ? i?i ? I ? ? i -I i >? >i| lli;il :i | ?? ? I ? * I i! t ? ? j i- t'mw lnjii'j I?:ii11 ( l oin ' 11 <? u'J Slmal ; ; I.. ( "I < ftil.cc Kail* I"i t'uriii-li |it? >\ ? ? 1* ! I-., r tli' ci<n--t i-'irt i< >n nl liii* ilnm. Tiio j i" i I'm w 11! I)i' Known :i- tin- 4 ': I! 11111 i: I ; |'.|!U I'.I-A.I I '. I' J11 ?; I ? I \ . SI 111 i will b' | . :11. .1 :il :fs,.*>110.0"". Corvrrlior II. F. D C.arieis. ' I ? i u\ i!'r. SjiHi-ial. Tin1 Sn'il !i <'.'mill a liraii'-'i ??ilie rural t'r ' i?!111\ i'i \ ?'?;i?i i?? I ~ ini'l Is?-11* in f'i??ii'* fi j : i i i r??n\ 'rut i"t: a' ! ??'??lurk W r?? I - 1 ? ? ? i.i \ a ' I ?' l I li ? i i. I ? ?lI ?' I r111 ?' 11 | | .r.?T 'i iiip 11 ij i'!?..!?? i ai!?!rr<-r^ ? !tr ? ? i i? ? ?_? Mt'li-r am ni:i!;?( -- <>1 vwlnca" ! ii. M;? v?11 \l:i'utn. Al'ri sfVM,r'i?,i I t'l" a^-iiM'i.i' 51 ? i ? '.vri.t int.' i ? iti c ? -i.if' :i*i? 1 \> iI! ? ? i i:*is<? '' i m ill ; T':.:r- '1 a v. ? >*:??? j ?? u p-i t ??|' ^t ? r:? 1 ^"i : i t ;i: \- \it',pi Hi!! w ill vl111w a ' ? ?'? I ;? i ? :-i-:i-i- mi tni mi !>?? i - In t > ami '/rM.-r:il | pi'i.i,'!' nt tin' a-viH-iat iim tor th?? ? ? ?I I'.l.-t rni'ril. A fl'Mlt ~>0 l|r|<'l?nt .'-5 Killed T>v Li'<ht?iin?r. Speeinl. <>n \\"??? 1 m<*siIhv :i ft < ? n H i n In Hi f ? ? Y!? >r k sf nf rhi-i !?':?<??? u :>?- in-f:mt!\ I:i!!? I In- :i sii'nl.c <>f Iil'IiI itin'..' :i!iil I" ; i. ? I their II\e:ir ?>!?! ^i>n vvl'n wiffi liim w:i- IkihIv -'nunc! :?.?n' i- |?n>!>:il?ly iii.juf'?!" ? lilV. Kershaw Election Held to Re Ijpgal. ? SI?? I 1:11. TI)C comity . 1> >;iiiI i .iv.\ ? ?? i - tiV.I ;iii opinion , <u-t;iinin^ flu- v;i : ? i j t \ nl' the recent ?* 11 t ;i >!> uiih-li \ -. t. 1 ,?rl !!:??? eonntv : ill-1 ?<-?:-;* i \ Tin- ruiilcvl \\ : i brou^h: I in I lie i?:i"ic i ?!' the <-t >: i t 11 v Itnarii on j t ''?? ?1 > l r 11 of ;i 1 i 1 d.-lW|> in I'm ?"i?? !:???. 111;11 \ i':i? i \ . Tin- \ i ? t ?? \\ .i ? I ?i-i\ ??! i > . l!.'- li i;i (? 11 ll \ i: !;i\ol' : i ?ii ? ? 11 * ? ? ? i ill 1?? ? I:! u If-' ll;;tr Mil \<>t ?>. Myrtle Beach Hotel Will Not Bo Opened. , < nir.nn.j S|??-fi;il. The !> ifiiiN ; of M\itif lif. h '.I v. ill |< ;irn Willi 11' ! <?! i Ml I ;i' ll:!- I'll :l] Mltnil'.i'l lout j v til I,il ll' o|ICIICi| tin- -??;! -If N 11 ? I' - i::i- In i" . i. ? i i ? 1111 ? t imp' in ' '? ? |:i?t>c I :;;i? :: rI m' y? l.1 1 | ? l - I .ft. ?! I ix \x 1: Ich t: 11* !:n;?l ?"Ttl ? ?? .v .m i t l.al 1 i)?' ii'?* ?'! x? ?' i ? i |?;t , h" \ ? x i r v> ill ')>?! -I;ix axvax ;i*?? 1 trunlar . m--it -n.!i - ni.' i ?: 11 .i\i'i t Ihmv !"?? r t i. ? ? '11.-?-; :!? \x!;i. w i>!i I>? |? 11? 1 an H' avy Rainfall in Newberry. X. \ In ? ? ? . S| ii i-ial. A ^?"\ i'i i' v|.,ini i- i. jnuiril in l'ir St. I.ukf's i <>1 Hit-- countx I.hi1 I'liuiMia . a! t?? i nnuM It i -? ?aid that txxn ai.l a iiall'* int'lii ! rain 1?? 11 in hiic hour, lliat maux wen' Mown down an I i frtn-?'-j 111?\I'll. lauhtnin^ slntcn :> n? ? t<> raliiti, hut tin one xvas hurl. ; S'Htit' hail l?'il and it 14 the crops ' in that sertion xvere ronsidei ah'x Stock Ilaisins, in Horry. t'onxva\ .Special, ?- Horry is raj> idl\ devclopiu:; a desire nmong her people In enter in to stock raiflinx ami to improve the present brew! c.t >t<?ek ami eat tie. As u furtherance of this cud, a eompnny has recently l>ecn organized here, composed of tho leading enthusiasts in this line. The company is composed of I^oht. TV Scarborough, president; A. T. Collip* secretary and treasurer, and a direc torate of Mews. U. A. Dnsenbnry, A. C. Thompson and J. A. McDcr ?oU. iVlK. (.iAUSUEN ON IM MIG tt AT 10 N H?k Been to Europe to Btudy the Emigrant at Home Di cus.'.cs Con ditions, Proh.poets and Need ot A j riculturei Settler. His .Suggested Colonization Plan. y\ i tit.- annua! !in< "i tin- Si ale f'l'-ss KI' io.I .st II'- l-h- of I'almS Nil J'. ||. (iadsilcn, 1?ri- :? 1 <? 111 ol lli' < lull lestoii <'(insoii<iiM<,<| company, who Lad Ix'cii miiI l>y Ma\or Khctt to \ i-ic Kniopcan cot:. t ri<? - and thee to make an investigation into immi gration ?*??mIit ions, was call ?? 1 ijp"ft for an itddivss. Mr. < had toady made a i*fj????I lo Mayor I?11?* t which wa.- published in tin- ( ha.rlcs Inn i?;t}><-) Imt was not yi\eu inn-'li | njblici I \ i In '(Million! I In* Slate ami lite member* of I In- Si at?? I'rc-* A s sociation wi-ii' vi j ? tin ?'!i |?!??:>-?*? t he -il mil ion. lie told of l in- nee I ol labor, lln* i !<?<?? I of iiiiiiii'^rai ion, In* neei I of more liberal labor laws a in! ihiall> ol a population which will'bnv ami I>11iI?? 111;.' 11"11111 \ciy lat'u?'l\ by no-\ t-'IOC-i. I 11 ?? spoke ill |iait as |oilov\s; \VIiiif lln- liMoiy of the iV |4i:ilion iii'ivciiiin; in t1.i-> Si.iic i< fairly well Known to you all, a brief rc\ lew of il al l!.is time v\ I!I serve a u:.ct'iil )1111 [mmc, I'm- (jiii'-t ion < f i imiii'.'ra I inn was lir-i hroii<jht to the all.'ifuion of tin- public of thi- Stall* b\ .Mi. I). >\. I ley waril, in Ins atnnntl mef-savfe in ll:c "em-iai as sembly. developed his ideas a.- t?> imini::rat ion. '' I>y 11 Iei? iiei- to that message ir will lie cell tlli'l I lie I'fcom IIK'lldat ioll of the n:i\'i? i nor lo organize an i.ntn'. ?^i at ion bureau in 111iState w as ha-eil aluiosl entirely ii|io!i t li<* idc-i that such a bureau when established was to devote itself t<> the inlrodii' I ion into the State of home-deckers ami settlers Kollowiuv the rerom rncmla I ion of |! i?? ? o \ ? r 11 ??i ? llie gener al assembly (lasscd an act which was a|>|>rnvc?I on I* el?. |!?M I, e-tabldi i"'j a ilcpartinent ol immigration and pro\ iilimj for lie* appointment of a commissioner. ' Thai with regard ? ?> ;iric111111r:11 interests under this act, if shall he I he <|;M\ of I lie conimi ?^?ioiier lo .scenic those immigrants who desire l" pnreliasc homes, he come eil/ens of this Slate ami I>11i??1 up at: i ii-1111 lira I inl ei est s.' " l lie original purpov<\ thercf'oiv*, J of' the est a hi ishmcnt of a hareait of ; immigration in this ami :'i" j primary one. w as fo cncoiii a"_r" home- ! seekers ami seS tiers, ii ml wit !i ! !:al en ! ' in view the hnrcaa commenced "Is', operations ami sueeceileil ill i 111 I'm 11 le ? { .inu in different parts nf the S f a *?* | <iniIe a iinnihcr of Scot<h :nid oiler inimiirraut - who h.-crime ciii/.cn- >t I (lie land. This pince-. neccssaiify j a slow one. .I iisi a( this time I h ? I siipplv of lali.ir in the cotton mills oi the Stale hceanie .n >car?<- thai i!i" j ? "t fon Mill a-isociat ion ol l'.e Stale) aj'i'Oin'i d .i co: n ! 11' M ee In s ipplcneilf | s:ic]i ~i; ppI \ If. Hirer.- ? al ion I ro n ' : ? I?r. ??* ? I and approached the co i- ? ii! i~?o?Yer ut' 'mm . :i t io i n irli ;ri o:V-r I lo siipplv (he 11 ? ? c i - -> i \ fund- t>> pi"- i pa\ I'ii- pas... ?- # ?: t ??i j npi-ri- J ti\rs tliaf w, ,, iii-edi-'l :n Mm- Stat". I '' Ucal i/.im.: lira; the Lit rod net ion i ol home sccer- and <cith'l'-. while a I natural and proper iine. on- i ?arily a s|nv ap.i.e( iat in-^ ! I'?at h\ I lie a^'-i. ? - ??i' lie cc11? ?.) I mills a lar'je iinmhi i- of imiin-jran's could he nil ro.hiced Mill) tile Stale i< one time, the comnii??ioiitT aecep' ? ?d llie iiller of the cotton mills and went abroad for this purpose," ITcle Mr. (iadsih'U dc-ci ihi'il t *: t? : I ills of ? he \\ 11 t I'll I id ami I lie |-e sults t hat came from them. Why Wo Need Immigration. "'It is fur 11?i - | >:i rt ienla r 1 ?i i that I illll M'l'v i; I :i?! of the ?? j x?|?i 11 i < ilv l<? address \<m today. i canio back from I'.nrope more impressed than ever wit 11 I iic importance ?? > Si.iMli ("arolina ami )]i<> Soiif'i ??!' im migration. If wn-i inevitable, in am ?_!??'ut i>?'<>ri? >i11i?- question as (In-, th:?> there sfioiild be d i-at >point incut s an< ? ? \ i n partial failure, hut it lui> beer, tii.' e\p< rience 11!' tin* world I !?:? t t'n -onnd ami ?:?ii? principles nnder'v 11!it a movement -nch ;ithis arc di cowred an<) ! i>111>\vri 1 up r<> tilt itii:i? ? vi|cCC->s. ?'There has hceii no ?-11;?ii*_r?? in tliv? ? ? l i *_; 111: s I purpose t.f the bureau or in f!i<- c|i-<n--i'>n .?! 11??- subject ot' im '.niirratiot>. It was originally pr k ji'cti'il to provide i .iiiir-'-i'fkri v and - t I ;.-r- It ?a> J>? ? 111? >rai i!\ divert ed in the Imp" >1 -1?????! 1 iI v v u p p 1 \ Mi'4 Im? ip t>> our ti-Miif in'creMs. in niv 11 d 111 e n t cm i \ dollar. which 11;i - lirt'ii -spent ? ip l ? llii- time mii (lie in troduction "t iiumierant ' into thi State ha-* li''?:i a 'rood invest metil. I'i n<> o 1h c i . con Id tin* siih;ect 1?;: v?* b-en l>ioi;ui t '<> public attention. and in rio other wa\ could ;i ?-?ibjcct ot fin- in t ndc. which promises ?n lllllcli for I In ? : n t lie ot' tile Soil'Il, have been i en ?<?' n i/cd b\ the public a- one ot it ? vjreat economic <|nes t Ion-. " 'Our f;i. :us have been lartje'v drawn ii|>11 f??r r\l<ite labor by the < < I I'm: niiil- and other in<i 11 s|? ,( the expense ?. j* the aiiiieiilt'.ual in ter. s|s ..I t lie Stall*. < ?ne of | In* r *? -'ill- <i| tli!? has been, a^ is shown by I ho I'nited Slates eeiiMis, t!i.it the number ot ne?ro tiiiiiii'i- and land holders, in this Stati* lias increased t" a \i'i-\ considerable percentage. After ?li-M lissin^ tin* various need? of tin* State for additional labor Mr. t5;i<Im1<ii elosed as follows: "1 am jilad to sec that this, ques tion IiAiI been brought up in tin* Vnili'il States I'luni ami that his hon or, .Imlire Hrawley, hail derided that f in* art of South Carolina on this subject was unconstitutional Wh.it I would like to so<', however, is not the art should he nullitifal bv the courts. but that at the coining session ?f the legislature, tbo jrcncral assem bly of South Carolina should repeal such art, thereby authoritively de claring tjurfmblic policy of this State ou tTHs subject "You can accopt it without rJCvu tion that labor laws frantfd for an in ferior colored labor can not and will not be acceptable to the liberty-lov? lug and liberty-seeking white mux SOUTHCAHOUNA WEATHtH Weather Conditions for tlie Week Ending Monday July 7, ?.? Given i , Out Ly the Weather Bureau. ) ** ?*> I 'Hie weather bureau <<( the Soun* | ( avolina seelion ul lite <'Imialoln^ie.tl (?t tin- l iiiiiui^Hrati'H |)('|iarl ?iiv11 o|" Aii<*1111(ir<- issues the I'ol 1 ?> nix weather bulletin lor tin* |>a*t vvt?ek r Tin* fore part of tin* week wan com paratively cool, with maximum tem perature* in 11)?- sevcnties ami eight ies, ami in i ii i in it in tcinpctutures in the sixties; tin- [alter part was vei> warm with I In* maximum tempera iiiri>>. iniij^infrom ninety to nearly one hundred. The temperature ex I n ine , were 00 at Columbia on the 7lh ami (ill at (Jreenvillc on the ">lh The mean temperature for the we ok was slightly below normal sealtere?l. Showers occurred on the 2nd ami did over praeii?-aIly the entire State, ami on tin* llli in I lie eastern por tions, wit Ii the exception of a few small areas where tin- rainfall was ^excessive, ^jic pivcipilat ion wn.< l>e !o\v iioima] in the western, central ami northwestern portions, ami it was approximately normal in I he southwestern portion. The rainfall as heaviest in Newherry County ami adjoining counties in the west ern division, while in the eastern di vision the lower Savannah Valley and immediate crtast counties had th" heaviest rainfall, the weeUly amouti* having been in excess of four indies in Heaufort county. The p:M'ceida^e of bright sunshine was low during the fore part of th" weel? and was high on the last three days. The average sunshine was slight ly below normal. The following special rainfall re ports were received by telegram ipid include the measurements at H a. in. of duly Stir: Columbia 0,.~iS of .in inch; (Jreenvillc, trace; Spartanburg 0.1 J of an iin-Ij; ('liarh'X'oil 1.0-1 in elu's; St. (Jeorgc O.i'S of an inen : Vaniasscp 1.70 inches; Kiugstree 0:liS of an inch; St. Matthews 0..~)0 of a.i iii<-11; Allendale 0.7S of an inehv haV<'sbiirg l.lli inches, (! reenwood - 'J.MO inches; I'el/.er O.'JO of an inch: ("happels I.-}() inches; Ulairs O.'J | ??I an inch; Catawba O.'JO of an inch; ( aimh'ii 1,0'J inches; St. Stephens 1.10 inches; Charlotte, N. (O.'JII of an inch; Wilmington, N". <0..50 o>* an inch; Augusta. (2a., 0.20 of au inch; Savannah, (Ja., d..'lO inches.? J. \V. Ihiuer, Section Director. TO IMPROVE RURAL SCHOOLS. Miss Nance. President of State Asso ciation Seeks Information to Assist the Work. (oiumhia. Special. Miss Mary Nance. who has been employed by the cduca tiouai campaign committee to es tablish in each county associations for flu* improv?>iiK*i? 1 s of sc hools, has -< :if oiif lo the county s111wfii.t?? ii?!?*!i' ? >l' education a letter re< juesf i ny ccr i.'iin information. it is iuijiortant tli.'f this letter fk- answered as soon a -> |io>iF)!c in older flint Miss N^ucc inav know exactly what work theiv is to be done I his Mii'ntiuM*. The |?? i fei is as follow s: "A.- president of ilie School Im-' l?ro\ciiici.t Association. 1 want to a.-k \.>ui cooperation in imr work. *' \\ c arc anxious to net *i live work ing 'O^ani/ation in every county. Will yon please answer these ques t i>>n- for mo * " I lave yon a county teachers* asso ciat ion 7 "Have you a school improvement association ! '"It you have both, do tliev eo operato* "If you have a school improve ment association, irive name of presi dent . ?' I >o you w ish information anvf lit erature on tin* school improvement association ! " I )o von w ant some officer of the Slate asocial ion to help pcrfovk an or Lrani/. ? tion in your county ? " Do teachers know iihoiif 111?> prizes we have offered ? "We realize that we can not <h> our best work until we have seen ret I the cooperation and sympathy of our count \ superintendents "As tin- educational campaign com mittee has employed me for my full time for this work 1 should Ik- triad to visit your county when you think best and present this im|>ortant inat I? ? r to your teachers." The Calhoun Monument. < oiumhia. Special. --- tJov. Ansel has returned from a meeting of 111" ( alhoiiu monument commission which was held at ('lenison college Friday1 afternoon. At llii,s mectinu Mr. Ivuck stuhl, the sculptor selected to do the work, examined a number of photo graphs and talked with a nnmher of tin- older residents concerning: the life and liahits of the <;rcat statesman. Mr. Kuckstuhl prepared an intercst insr paper which was read before tin* commission and although no definite model was selected ono will he sun milted very soon. Mi". Kuckstuhl has also prepared a tentative inod'd Constabulary Report. Columbia. Special. ? (Jov. Ansel lias prepared a blank for constabul ary reports in counties where it lias been necessary to place them ami a'l reports will be sent in either dai'v or weekly. Te blanks call for an itemized account, covering the tra.vl by miles, the salary per day, tin* teams employed and reports on the seizures made when it is necessary that these trips be made. Crops Seriously Damaged. Klloree, Special.?The recent heavy rains have had a damaging effect on the crops of this section. Portions of the crops of the low lands are cov ered with water and some of the cot ton and corn will be a total loss. The farmers in such cases are busy drain ing their lands in order to save us much as possible of the damaged crop. Apart from this drawback the crojvs .of this flection are generally in a good condition and growing nicely. I _*>v , -0 Separation of Races on Trains is Not Illegal f ? ? AN IMPORTANT CASE SETTLED Case of Negroes Against the Nash ville, Chattanooga & St. Loui* Railroad Decided by Intcr-Statft Commerce Commission. Washington, Special.-?"The inter state commerce commission m a de cision in tlio ciise of (Jcorgia Kd wards Aguiust die Nashville, Clinttaiioi>_ta 6l St. 1,01ns Railroad, held thai where a I'liili'oail provides certain accommo dations l'or a first-class passenger of the while race it commanded by the law thai like accommodations shall hi provided for negroes who have pur chased first-class tickets It holds that in this ease it is manifest tin* railroad "has nndnly and tin,justly discriminated in some part icnlars against colored passengers and orders that where the railrwul provides a washhowl and to.wcls (in the coachcs tor white passengers a*id a separate smoking apartment, siinilar aceoii: modal ions shall he provided t or ne gro pa: senders pay in;; sunilar fares.'' The complainant. who Jiad pitrelnW ed a lirst-class ticket tt\?m CluiMa noo{;a, Tenn., 10 Dal ton, (!ar,~WiTfc re moved from a car foi white persons to one tor negroes and complained that she was discriminated against because ot' her color and not afforded equal facilities. < 'onunissiouer l.atic, who rendered 1 lie commission's dccis ion. held : "The expense of the small smoking apartment in the latter (the car for the whites), accounts for nearly ail the difference in cost,between the two cars.'' lie holds that the broad question of (lie right under the thirteenth aii'l fourteenth amendments of the con stitution to segregate white and col on! ed passengers has been upheld bv the Supreme ('ourt of the United , States. The opinion then eoiitinncs: " Acc( |jtinn tlics" decisions as con clusive upon the constitutionality of such laws, we turn the consideration of the reasonableness of such a fine when imposed by the carriers; ami this we lind to have been passed up on by this comniisson within :i few months ot its organization in the ca??e of Council vs. Western & Atlantic Railroad Company, which was decid ed December old. ISS7. and whicii held tliis reparation univ be carried out on railroad trains without disad vantage to either race and with in creased comfort to br?| ii. "Again i> 1 Heard vs. fieoruia Ifai' road Company, decided February 1 rt?f> ? i1..;. held thai ili"; separation of white and colored pas sengers paying the same fare is not ! unlaw ful, it cars and accommodation* ! equal in all respects are furnished both and the same cars and pro tec- | t ion of passengers i-i observed. "While, therefore, the reasonable ness of such r< gularion aM to inter State passenger tPailh* i^ established, it by no menus follows that carriers may discriminate between while and colored passengers in the accommoda tions which fhey furnish to cadi. The principle that must yovrm is that carriers must serve equallv^.well all passengei*s. whether while or col ored. paying the same fare. Failing to do this is discrimination and sub jects the passenger to undue arid un reasonable prejudice and disadvant age. '' Schmitz Gets Five Years. San Francisco, Sjweial.? Mayor Ru gem^. F. Schmitz. convicleil of extor tion was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary. The sentence fol lowed tin* recent conviction <>f Selnnit/. for extorting $1,170 from French restaurant keepers of San Francisco. As the last words fell from the j':vlge's lips, the great crowd that had stood throughout the 'Ira malic scenes sent up a thunderous cheer. ""(food for yon.'r shouted man in tire back of the room. His ejaculation was echoed and re-echoed by one after another of the specta tors. There was a sharp discussion between Schmitz and the Judge when the latter at tempter? to "lecture" him upon the cnoimity of his evil deeds. Schmitz declaring that he was there to receive sentence and not to !>?? lectured. Will Be Sentenced August 3. Chicago, Special. The attorneys for the SiaiiKitril Oil Company Mo:. <lav ?!?>(-!it<> submit any furl'im evidence in I lie investigation !>??!?! o:> Sat unlay In Judge L.iuilis in the I'nitcd States District Court. .1???I_ ? Laudis then announced 1 lint sentence will l>e passed on I he Standard <>it Company of Indiana, wiiieh was eon vieted of itsing illegal railroad rates on August :;?l. Move to Build Cotton Warehouses. New Orleans, Speeial.?The move ment of the National Fanners' I'liion ti> build this year between 2~>0 and 300 cotton' warehouses in Texas. Louisiana, Arkansas and Indian Ter ritory was brought unollieially T* the attention of the New Orleans cotton exchange by K. S. IVters, of Calvert, Tex. Representing this scheme of the union for storing the cotton crop, Mr. Peters is en route to New York to raise funds. * May be I?]racfciaf. ChitUnoopi, Tenn., Special. ? A special to the The Times from Dal ton, Ga., says n |>osse of Hhout 3(H) eiti eens of Whitfield comity are search ing for ft negro who entered the hoiuo of Joseph Smithy well-to-do farmer and threatened the life of Mi's. Smith The ne?r<y^vas frightened away bv being told <hat Mr. Smith waa nearby. The people are wrought up over the affair and a lynching is feared U the negro u captured. ICRS Great Antiseptic LINIMENT iFormerly Tu*tl?? Oil) LARGEST AND 11EST FOR 25c HKAI.S WITHOUT SCAIt Prevent* Wound Poinonlng, InOd'iVtitlon, Pain. Sorenedt MONKV ijAVKU lJf JjlOklK AND STABLE L. RICHARDSON, M/V- Ch?n?ist G:<RiiNSBOK0, nV?C. Chivalrous Americans. Woman is too enthusiastically wor shipped at all times, her faults mint never be discussed, and In her must bo found all the noule finalities, all tbo Intellect, the physical attractive ness, tho leadership that belong to tbo Ideal rtr^ftocracy. And ?t?r??l> <>ni? cannot bat admire our hard-headed, money-grabbing kin beyond the rea for the idealization of our vox. It has kept them emotional, sympathetic, chivalrous and this, surely, must be counted unto them for good.?London Lady's PlctoiJal. WHAT IS THIO ANSWJOR? Conductor? -'.Madam, why didn't you w.tit until t^ie ear stopped before getting off?" Passenger?"Sir, why didn*t you "top the car before I got ,off?'Cleve land leader. 8?:> ctary Hoot 6 Story. ijt'w. :>.i:>er 111:111 having aykod I-;i!h 1 U00: ho*\ !<>ng ha thought the A.'iKTifrti) tx.upati-j.'i of Cuba would J a si got th.' following story In reply. A kindergarten t<-a her asked a claa? cf l)o> s: "Have yoj a warm coat?" v. as tho reply. ' t'a:i >0 1 take off your warm coat?" "Yea." "Has a bear .1 warm coat?" " Yes." "Can u boar take off lila warm coat?" "So." "Why eanrio: the bear toko off bit warm coat?" .. / This puzzled the youngsters a mo iiu'nt, and then one cub 011 the back row yoiled :i , '? Cause <^od only knows where tha buttons are!" -Philadelphia Record. TIRED AND SICK YET MUST WORK "Mop may tvork from sun to sun but woman's work ia never done," In or<1w to keep the home neat and pretty, the children well dressed and tidy, women overdo and often suffer ia silence, drifting along- from bad to worse, kuowiug well ihut they ought to have help to overcome the pains and aches which daily make life a bux-den. It is to these women that Lvdia 13. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from native roots and herbs, comes as a blessing. When the spir its are depressed, the head and hack aches, there are dragging-down pains, nervousness, sleeplessness, and reluctance to go anywhere, thejw? are only symptoms which unless heeded, are soon followed by the worst forma of I-'eraale Complaints. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound keeps the feminine organism ina strong and heaiihy condition. Itcures Inflammation, Ulceration, displacements, and organic troubles. In preparing for child-birth and to carry women safely through the Change of Life it is most efficient. Mrs. Augustus Lyon, of East Karl. Pa , writes:? Dear Mrs. I'ink ham:?"For a long time I suffered from female troubles and had all hinds of aches and pains in the lower part of back and siili-s. 1 could not sleep and had no appetite. Since taking Lydia 10. Pinkhatri's Vegetable Compound and following the advice which you pave nn* f ?eel like a new woman and I cannot praise your medicine too highly. ' Mrs. PinkharrTs Invitation to V/omen Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to write Mrs Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass. Out of her va&t volume of ex perience she probably has the very knowledge that will help your case. Her advice is free and always helpful. \ MRS. AUG. LYON BOTTLE WLL DRtAK votn ? CHILLS. Winter&mltftS CHILL TONIC A Ar?ii Standard for 45 year-.: leave# no bad effects vlll6S WbIIBIS "ke quinine; pleasant to fake: children Hit? It, _ seldom falls to make permanent cure. ? Guarantood under Food and Drugs Act of June malarial Fevors 3?. 1908. At your drurjglsts; or cent prepaid , ? . on receipt of price. * 50c ?i?d SI ARTHUR PETER & CO.. Ocn'l Aqts. Loulsvllte. Kv. So. 28-' 07. The body of another man -was found in the ruins of tlio "Little Egypt" structure outside the James town Exposition grounds. ALMOST A SOLID SORE. Skin Disease Front ltirtli?Fortune Spent on Hrr Wit (tout llonrllt? Doctor Cured Hrr Witli Cutieum. "I liavf a roumn in- trocfcinjjham Co. who one" had a skin disease from her birth tin 1iI she was six years ot ape. Her lather had spent a fortune on her to pet tier cured and none ot th? treatments ?li?l her any pood. Old Dr. CJ suggested tlint tie try I he Cuticura Kemediee, which he did. When he romwencftl to nse it the child wan almost in- a solid scab. He had used it about two months and the eliild was well and 1 could hardly believe sbe was the same child. Her skin was as soft as a baby's without a scar on it. 1 have not seen her in seventeen years, but t have heard from her and the last time I heard from her she was well. Mrs. W. IV Ingle, Ijiit'lingtoB, N. <_\, June 16. 1905." Three things drive a man -out of doors?smoke, a leaky roof and ? shrew.?Italian. KITS,St. Vitus' Dance;Xervons DiseaM's j>er niHiicntlycured by Dr. Kline's (treat Ncrvo Restorer, f"Z trial bottle and treatise froo. Dr. II. H. Kline. M.JMl Arch St. Phila., Pa. Not His Financial Adviser. Husband ? Another new dress! Where do you suppose I shall get tin money from to pay for it ? Wife?Von. must excuse me. 1 didn't marry you to give you iinancial advice. WllKHK 1KX7TOKS FAIIjKI). An Interesting Case From Salein, the Capitnl of Oregon. F. A. Sutton, K. F. D. No. Salem, Oregon, says* "Acute attacks of kid ney disease atid rheumatism laid njo up off and oc for ten years. Aw ful pains started from the kidneys J and coursed doVfl^ through my lin-.hu. I sought the hest medical treatment, but in vain, and when I began us ing Doan's Kidney Pill* 1 wm walking with two canes and iDleriBg continual pains, head> mebm and ihipliw atghti. I tm proeed qikkly and after talcing three boxes felt better than I had for 15 years. The,effect* have been lasting." , Sold by all dealers. (0 cento a box. Foster-Mllbnrn Co., Buffalo. N. Y. Bl irne to your word, your work cbd - your friend.?John Boyle **nj- . Tlieje- is ? gentleness that, 1fTieEk$0 weds with manhood, makes man. HICKS' 8APII01NE CUBES ALL ACHE? And Nervonaneu Trial bottle 10c Aldrelit^M ?t' ? BBBSa To court ne# any, ? ? ? woman that Pm ^^1 !? Hfaw tine Antiseptic *vlU? 1^? improve her heallh1 I R B Mmb ffl, and do all we clalia ? ? MIBBHES (l)r u. \vo will, scad her absolutely free a large trlafc i box of lr*3uttine with hook of lnstrwfi' ' tlons and ^-nuino testimonials. H?nd ! your name anU address ou a po?tal CartL cleanses and heals mucous m o m - 1 brane af- I factions, surTi as na?al catarrh, pelvio i catarrh and inflammation caused by (eml> nine ills; sure eyes, sore throat and mouth, by direct lo treatment. Its cur ative power over those troubles Is extra ordinary and Kivts Immediate relief. Thousands of w?>m* n aro using and re?*1, ommending it every day. fio cents at drupRlstsorl y mail. i:< member,however, IT COSTS vol NOTIUNO TO TRY IT. tiik n. r.v.vros co., ltostou, Mm*. PAXTINEi SIMDARD ofTnlSOVftl uS. GOVERN hNT INSPECTION BgjsggHgaa niMMdj?Ar2Xl.ffJ:, K, ILLER ??^Ml Mil, '?> "?""?? "'??uping. r?2B is&: "o? ?4l < ?njurn KnytMM ??y thrm ?h| *"<1 ?ou w>tt | *Z *? *'?h u?ou "Atlas ?|p auqu*ta. a a. Medical Depaii IS?SS'

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 12, 1907, Image 4