The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 21, 1908, Image 4
>ar
ft misleading bp
trade in the coun
tiie approaching
Mumre well up to the 1
recent years. From '
iht Hew York Times we learn thai
over 3,000 ont-of -town merchant*
and other buyers, chiefly from tin*
West, have poured into tho joetrop"*
Hi, surprisuia^r,#..! delighting \'e*\
_YMj|^0i*rtrrTtttuy. On Monday last.
SdJW^-New York Merchants' Associa
tion's first registration day for tin*
spring trade, 411) buyers, or the nex'
largest number on record for such ?>
date, inscribed their names at ass->
ciation headquarters. Tim seeon<
day's registration left no record un
broken, 'All the hotels that eater !??
tho out-of-town buyers were
run. "Tim buyers and out-of to
merchants,'' says The Times' stor
"swarmed about the hotel con M"
ln?t night, t<? 11 ? 11v? their New. Y<>i
frjends that the business out lot-!-, v.:
blighter than it hnd ever been b
fere. Many who w< lit to lliu thcaie
in the evening spent intcrmi>i"
time presdieting a great era of pi"
parity for the country." Th<> i
some of the country's t-ieut iieiu
tries are in a very rtnsat ihl'aeiory eon
dition for the time being, the fae?
just nana'ed certainly do not in<li
cate general hard times, either pn
ent or prospective. Prosperity ha
received some hard and temporal:!
eiippling blows, but it is far fr<?'>
dead vet ( hurloltp, N. C *., Observe:
of ] < b. Hi.
Pittsburg Flood Swept.
Pittsburg, Pa., Special. Spread
ing ruin nu<i disaster in its path, tin
annual fl<><??I of the rivers and smal:
streams ??f (his section holds Pitts
burj? in iis urn^p. At 10 o'clock tin
water had reached a sta^e <?d' 20 f? ? ? ?
and was rising a halt' loot an lion'
The weather bureau predicts MO l'.'?
and p'tssihlv a foot hipher when I
i rest of (11?* flood arrives. \\ hii?'
the weather conditions nr<i in u l
colder an<l snow flurries are ? \p n
enced at intervals the changed eon
ditions wili have absolutely n<> ? I
feel on the liifjh water. At t!?
hendwateis the rivers eontiniu' to ri><
and scores of ?? iti?*? and towns n
western Pennsylvania, eastern Oh: ?
and West Virginia are partiallv it
undated. In 11 > ?? Pittsburg dsstr
ahnie the damage, it is expected. w:.
amount to several million dollar.-.
T. K. Bruucr Doad.
Uai't'jh. N*. t .. Speeij'l. I (? >11 T
K. Hruner. wln? for 21 \?ais |
served (lie Slate a- Secretary ?.i' A"
i icult lire, died here Stuidav uioiinn.;
I In- t iii11. State !;?. !??
He wns ."2 M ars .of ai;e and v. a
horn i i Sali.-hiwy, tm * Si M1 <11 ^ ^
Mruner, !ii^ mother's inaid< u imam ?
im; Kinenid. and she heirv.: also .?
native cf the ^nod County of Kow.v;
II-'s father was for many years edito
and publisher of The Carolina Wat"
man. of Salisbury, a p ?\ver in t;
new-paper world of il? i!av, and I
K Pinner was for some li'ne a
? ?MM-ii w ft h lilui on that pai?: i' !
wa-< <!evoied to the study mim I
al<njry and became an expert.
Yo'lrvv Fever at Galveston.
Galveston. Tex., Sp-eial. < >n thi
itenmer Cr'spin. whieh arriv d i:
'lo- r*?:??'r from Para, P>'.az:l. ? <
?iiiii - out fi "Mi fialv??!on. N-" ?
there were two eases of yellow fev
Tiie two men affected aie I n
Knirineer Davis and Third Oft'nei
I'l itehiii u.
Cr^ticr LocV.c' ir. Vai:lt.
Hickory, N. C. Spe? in!. \\ hjit " ?
equal to a Wcsiirn seem; was tl.:
bold robbery of the bank at tiia ::
Falls, n town of seveird hum!:--d :n
habitants, on the < <\ N V\ . i! i
way, abou> si v mil s from lliilvn
at ii o'clock Saturday ni-.'lit. w!:?
I ashier W (r. Wht-mani was i
up at lho- point >>i' ir n ; !? * m?
marked bandits. w!;:> teok I i ? ? ?: t !o.
i"t 'i dc-k SJ.T'M. a!! <-i w :
loH.in'.:- him in the vault a .?! i
IT ?iui 11 .mi So tV.i it :?
!<> . - M t'.. -a u , ? >; *? . 1
v. hi; 1:?m ??' e\ v i >? ;? : i .
ov.dt lit', v pi..f. N.M-.iia1./.
Hy W ive ard CV.klo.
"Li.e i; a >? I "a !>*,n .
hlt\ I: 1)> i'H I
.l.i Si: i' h. ' '? r n <t - Me >
> 111 ? ??. lit' > ; i : V \* " 1 11 i
Imi. f ?r wii'is'- ai .-'.o,r: t,..- , ?
1 ad b ???:? . ;t' rvd hv : : ?
has jail d at V ;i :? a,
X <\
News
Tl.c South Cas '!? na ;
inereasi-d the State la-< 1> ' v . ii" v..
The (ieoruia, S??? ;t * ? . I i
Hailway hns annouu* ' <! a ?
per eent. in the salary ? f ? . ' .
See ret a iv Taf'. in a ;>
'Iiand U:*pj'Js. Mi ii.. < ?(!.,i
coin would puisne the sam> ; >
Mi'Kinley and Kouse\ell n ,1,\. : .
day.
With brooms at her nia>t! ?.uls d
yard arms announcing that all i v
ords had been swept aside, the n> v
armored erniser North Carolina ic
turned fo the shipyard Sunday. l>n
ing her thud speed test run oil tin
Vi?"srinift canes between 7:30 and
1] :3Q oVIoqk Saturday nielli, tuo
ship maintained an average speed oi
22.48 knots or .48 of a knot in excess
of the contest speed required. The
trial wu uwdo oft Nowport X?ws,
*
HEMteTO UWMAKEHS
?TATB APPRhPRTATIONB.
Largest Amount Sin/o Day? of Re
construction to By Appropriated.
The bill forti ion of
Ititale funds m paucd by\ the Hou o
piantH the following 'tunoonlt
For the Slate treasurer there wero
no olian^rK except an appropi iut ion
of $2,000 for metal easeb. The salar
ie.s are, an follows: Treasurer, $ 1 ,'JOU;
chief clerk $1 ,'>00; two bookkeepers,
$1,400 each; conl intent fund,
for printing stocks and bonds, $-00;
stationery, +.$00; further clerical
| help, $(>00.
I State vu(>criiit?*/<<h'M' ? ? .i-.> .?? ion,
salary, $1,000; chief clerk, $1,:<">(?, an
I increase from $ 1,1200; ?i? no^rapher,
#fi00 ; conl indent fund, $'.?000; jninl*
>nj? $1 ,'J00 ; si at nun rv, i-.*'1''; tiavel
I iiij< expense*, $:i0.
There is a decrease in the appro
[print ion given I ho adjutant J-'I
I'he hill carries the following: Sal
iry, $1,000; assistant, $l,'i->0; armor
?r, $.500; continf;enl fund, $,r>00.
!ecti?i? arinH, pi inline, etc, $0;Y>.
whuli in an increase ot $100; station
?ry, $20'); sUmo^raphcr, $000; militia
oui poses, $'20,000. a dccrea.se ? >f $10,
100. The hill further provides that
ill encampments shall lie lield in thi?
State unless otherwise rrijuireci hv
I h<? government.
Th? Attorney General.
!n (hi* <l<?jmr!wn' ??!' Hie attorney
'('?iiorul there are only a few increases
'ind (lie lofaln as compared with last
' ?'ar show a ?1 i ra.sr of several liun
I red dollars. No nppropriut ion is
?<iven for the coni inuat ion of Iho
?n.-ij/er suit. The items are as J'o|.
'ows; Salary, attorney general. $1,
?00; assistant attorney general, $1,
a raise ol ,jsi()0; continue:!' fund,
?100, a raise of $1.00; litigation, $Jt
f>: stenographer, $000.
I here is a reduction in the aino'inl I
'-'iven the railroad c'uumi^sioncrs for
?ml indent expanses; the item-, ar?? as
Salary three commis-don- i
is. $'?,(??(); salary steno<: raphes, 1
;f 4,0 : s'-eretarv, $|.:,u(); ront i ii|*?>m I
?vpenses and rent 1 .."??><); prin'iiiL' !
I lie StaLe librarian </eis an in- j
lease of .p,.( jut | I,,, coiil i ii'.jenf fuild '
'?e items licin^ a - follows; Salary,'
'MKt; I'ont ini*-e'it fund station*
I V, ."fL'i.i, (irelia^ini' hooks, .fJfjO.
Htnti! Geolo^i't.
When the t?:u airraph relafin*; to ll;<
^tate trcol-I was readied Mr.
1*1**11 iiio\ i d to sink*' out the ap
propria! ion. lie said that lie has
Mo? heen aide r., ? t any satisfaction
from ?I? *? olt;,v, alil.'.ir-rh lie had re- '
'U<'ste*| in|..; re.Mlion several true;*, j
Me had li.'t e veil s-cn a eopv of the
>r( It ua evplaned I hat Iho n>
'?t?rt had I?* ? minted and on tlii.<
Mi' ^ (*!?!?? M withdrew Ins objection
' lie ilem *-1 it s a * i appropriation of
? |..i')ti fo- ;|re -alary ami n like aouut i
,,|nti|"?* !' lund. jMiiiiur ami sui
\ e\ *
lie department o| Agriculture
?in,) iuimh/i at ion trots tin j
?'Ihi\\ inir; Salarv * omissioner, >1.- i
m0; salarv e'erh. -f 1 ._'nn; expenses !
lepflrlment. *.t.OOO; salary siouo-ra I
?>' er. .?fitOu; for print in?r I.(KM) rophv |
? f handbooks .*.'{.0(10.
The lull ijives A.*>00 fo,- prizes for j
fanners who enter the cereal irr*?w j
e*'liles'?;. litis is expended Uiiihr J
' M> 'lii'e**lloii ol i|i<? commissioner of
" '"Hit tire. ? J;, 111* i*|. uf and in**
?Mr ,,f aivrii ult nre of t'h-mson
? *? d I I't;,*.
ehnare made in thi> Ids- j
? ? f!?? a I commission. Ihe s.nlaitv of
'ho wretiin is $l.fi00; for .collye,,
a"d arranirini; Confederate ( re
or*l<5. >"l <>00; eonl intrent fund. .*'..\i0 .
lo-inlin-j historical records. $"?n0 and
1 e p-o.ced-. for sal* of t he pijl>!j.
at'.ins nov on hand .?r herenfter is
sued.
I ' r code ronimi?*inner ret ?* lh? usu
il salary >' |in.
The ?ui!ar. ,.f electrician and
"f' 'lie Stale hi Uls.' is $|,)|)
'"?r month f,u seven ?,o,it!*s; for tin
salarv ,.| .,;I, tircrnnn and assistant
t"? P'*? m?Mi!h fo, (he ve,:r; .,no ad
ditionid li? -man for two months'at a
alary ..| fpi p,., monlh; tlu- elecln
?inn and eiiirit'eer heini; ui\'cn f7,"
"?? month for r '.?? reinainim- t'ixv
?ti-uiih... II.. also i inn for fix.
IUIV!?. su|>p!i* a::d li-I.ls and flltfi
t*?r i.pln? !iM_' and iep.ainn?; pipe- m
Sf a !(? ho'is**.
Tl'<? sum of ?*<?."? h? i irivcn fo,
' iti-itmiot, : i,.
tin*!
. id n-'al .11 p;?11 :n t
1 '"*' in s.i!m i i* s i.' i"si i. i's of 11
Ml.rem*. . ..lil t p.ts d f.-veral v* :>r
: lc'*-u V >f?ii ,? .I <? ,i ', i ;.| j
' havinvr 1,????,. ree.mllx r. *?!?.??, :
p;?? w: d* \\.. (;.t' \ v ..
'1 "th' *? t he I . ? ore ,.: ? i fo| 11 ?
" ':' 1 lT?*et i vi> nil. li I . \ i ar -|'
'*'1 low ivj? are th.- : ( ? .f |
'' M?e. - J ?*'"I ; .| ,v. ,
a' \ . -,o. ; .... ,| , . ...
u '? >- ^">0 ea.'h ; ui: . ' ..
-. ".{M.i'UU ; solicitors. ^17.^00 s'.,
' I : p: <?:?-. il.*? nno ; , I, i k of Mipv,
?"it:. ->s.to. Slal?? reporter. ^) m.i:
ia:i > preme *oun.
''""er. + ':i.i: stcuo-'i aplu-r. > . in;
end Mil. S 'on ; l'.,,.., ^ > ,
iiicr.-.isi- of 'mi; * I <' I i c i I fo> I'liJ"
; for pu.e! ismL |( . f
?x-. .*"?(.???; for pureha-i: o icrlan s.;
"I'""e e.Hirt i cjvoj-' iimo; for scer*?.
'r'-"s r.,;- i.;?.ti Mf :f;,no rarh.
! ??(? State ti -ani ... In ;i ii is *?iven
- ? ?t>0. ioi < k hire S.'nti). for on
fo?ce:nc th.^ pure fool law $1 .thii),
'"r ouaiauti-.iiK- tl e S -do n-rainst
i ontauious diseases $?5.000. to he ex
"ended Juider tin* Mipeivision of tlio'
governor.. The !j."?vernor if. alsA auth- |
orized. in rases of omerironev. to bor
row $7,0(10 addition; .*100 is given
for printing, transportation and
?leath eeritlicntoj^v
In the (ax department (ho salaries
of county auditor? are fixed at $*),.
i: -i
<572.98; treasurers,^ $30,14*).06, and
for printing book*, *te., $3,500.
Educational Institution*.
The educational institutions re
reived all asked for without objec*
tion. Mr. Kharpe did not agree to
t 1j4* provision that children of profes
sois of ihe University of fcjouth Caro
lina receive free tiutiou inserted, but
ill is wont through by a vote of 63 to
31). Thy section then passed as fol
lows :
I 'diversity of South Carolina?
Support, $I3,7'M0-1; promotion of
I'rof. Bakei to full professorship,
$500 repainting college buildings,
$3,000; tin roof for DeSnnssure col
e^e, $000; for other roofs, curbing*
tii'l repairs, $1 ,025; scholarships,
hoi ii'."!, "t ?,/o0, i'iti new claws room
;nid auditorium, $30,000.
W ini lirop For support of college,
$(>1,535.23; regular scholarships,
! ' lull; insurance, $2,G50.H2; equip
iienl, $3,000; septic tank, $2,000.
South (aroliiiH Military Academy
Support, $25,000; library, $250;
eeotid payment on police tftatiou,
'?>'/, 500; repairs and othor work, $30,
100 ; insurance, $ 1 ,207.20.
Statu Colored College- Support,
?5,000; dynamo, $1,000; laundry, $2,
i0<l.
South Carolina Industrial School
110,000.
Penal and Charitable.
For penal and charitable institu
tions the following sums are given:
Penitentiary-- Salary of superin
tendent, $1,000; captain of guard,
fl 200; physician, $1,000; chaplain,
'-(*00; services of chaplain in reform
atory in Lexington, $150; clerk, $1,
200, uud all balances and proceeds
from the hire of convicts or from the
farms of tho institution.
State Hospital for the Insane
Salary of superintendent, $3,000; per
diem and mileage of board, $1,200;
current expenses and maintenance,
$170,000, an increase of $10,000; re
pairs and building purposes, $20,000;
delieiet, $S.I77; insurance, $7,000,
increased lire protection, $500.
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum?
For support, $20,500; repairs, $500;
insurance, $1,1 10.OS; water and sew
erage, $1,0(10.
('a'awhii Indians, ?? For support,
$2.(MM); for the school fund, $200.
For mi i.-ei I hi neous expenses the bill
w n Hr, t\\ s:
I'm water for public inslutions in
Columbia $5,000. The original bill
i-arrii d an appropriation of $3,000,
hul ;is uient niiii'i) before aftei a hear
ing h.'fore ti e wavs and mentis Com
mittee by ei! v ofiicials and others,
?! ?? apps o|?? :at urn was increased h ,
t 'i.aiima:i Hanks on the floor of the
iiou.-v.
I'n pay claims passed by (he ^cu?
, :;i| !! i-riilj'v :n lOOfi, $0,000.
I'is 1?11?? prin'iiog- for tho year $20,
000, an increase of about $1,2000.
; :'.il (if this $.KI)0 is applied to the
printing of aets and journals; for
. dvanee sheets. $175 is appropriated.
I'or fuel for the Slate house, $2,
00'i is appropriated.
I hi ''on^'edeiale pensions the sum
M' $250,000 was appropriated witu
the usuul restrictions.
Co?ifcrt.cr2.ti' R^unioiis,
There \vji;j considerable debate on
the pat:?? rr:ii?11 appropriat ing $3,500
for I lie i t'lln ion ? of ( onfedcrate vct
' tans. Mi. .tones made the motion
to kill the section. Mr. Shajpc saw
n<? reason for the appropriation ad
(here was no demand I'oi it from the
<hl !'ohlicrs. Mr. Nicholson, / who
Ii;;ssci 1 the hill last session at the re
? i>11? -1 of lite South Carolina division
>! t lie 1 V.iteil Confederate veterans,
thoji!11 the appropriation was do
fc<fcryetf. It was carrying out a gen
pvoii^ | o|icv of the State toward the
'hi'soldiers and there was a demand
for it. "v a division vote of 59 to
IP. however, the house struck out the
paragraph.
For Uio phosphate eoiiunission $300
\\.-s y-iven f"i the necessary expenses
if 11isp 'c/io!i and meetin.es.
I'or the completion of tho State
''oii?e $.">.000 was given tho sinking
fnmj to return the loan made in 1904.
Other Appropriations.
The State hoard of equalization
was given .$2,000: tho supervisors of
registration. $12,300; insurance exe
cutive mansion, $23.33; insurance
armory, $31.~0; insurance barn at
executive mansion. $11; rural libra
liis, $:,.(K10; rcpaiis and furniture at
event ive mansion, $1.1'I0; fuel at
mansion. $;t50; South Carolina room
at the t'on federate museum , Rich
mond. -t 1''5': i ''in to South Carolina
!'.i!'- socle!\ ; s''."iiMl; hoard of medi
al examine!. and for a secretary
-'tMt; launch jioihi" at (I forget own,
'"<?>; h >aid of tis'iei iea, $7.(101); ( on
: i a i e Hone io|.;;e at Charleston,
.'. ' M) for seliola i si ips ; hoard of
mi dor.-. $ ! in. v* ih i> ? decrease of
ihoiit $100; Wtnlhrop practice school
-lit.(t(M). according t-? act of 1907;
premiums on surety bonds of clerks
!i St.ate house, ,v 1 45.35; committee to
?xainine dispensary. $79.40; commit
tee to examine books of Stato offi
?iaN. $11(1 R); committee on Stale
? Mi' at io'ial institutions. $299.66;
niiMiiliee ?>n p.uial and charitable
it utions. $3 Is.55; repairing to re
i'iM?d loan from sinking fund for re
O'tiis on interior of State houiM,
$5,000; written otV books of State
treasury, $I'.!K. $11.70, $13.30,
printing proceeds of annual meeting
of Live Stork Association, .$500; cop
's to he distributed among memlMTS
of general assemhU and fanners; in
lerest on linbiie d< lit. $29.077.(57.
Tho Colorec'. Fair.
When the paragraph giving $500
for premiums for the State colored
fair was brought up Mr. Harmon ob
jected to it>. consideration. lie
thought it was a waste of money. Mr.
Hichards favored I he appropriation,
stating that it wase for nothing but to
encourage tho race in thejr work.
The para era pi i remained with only ^
few voting against it. 4f
The paragraph relating to the ap*
propriation of $50,000 for high
schools did not pass until there were
amendments suggesting an appro
priation of $100,000 and $15,099
i especitvol v. The $50,000 appMfNt*
atiom. finally pimi.
FOLIC'*; J171X416 XVI Mi*
Will Qtft41 j Auiwtr the (/atMlons of
Any Inquirer.
It is a getierouM offer that Police
Jwdg* J. 11. Will#, of Clovtrport, Ky.,
wtaken to Bufftrertf
front backache, kid'
ney nut bladder 111*5.
Judge Will* knows
tlio value of I>oau'a
Kidney IM1U and will
answer tho question*
? f any Bufferer who
writes to LIuj The
J udgrf Kay.i ? " I take
pleasure in recommend) ng Douns
Kidney I'lUa to persons Buffering from
kidney disorder#, backache. etc. It is
t??*5 best remedy 1 hav^ ever known
atid 1 will gladly r.iuwer any ij
llona about It. *'
f* >bl b/ ah dealera. 50 cents a boi.
Foster-Milbuni Co., Buffalo, N'.
I sage in the best interpreter of
I lilies.
\\ liat < auxe* Mi aditdir.
Kroio < Ictohei to Af;t\ , ?Old* tile tk? most
fret vn.t <??>;>?,(? of Headache, Laxative !
Pri mo <yuiiiin<? icni'-vi> t a,u?< K. \V, i
'i i vv is 1 ???>?. '.:f
Worry for worry's sake seems to
be I lie woikin^ motto of many people.
BADV CRiED AND SCRATCHED
All the Time?Was Covered with Tor
lin ing Krwnm?Doctor 8*ld Korea
Would f,:??t for Yenrs?per
fect Cure by Cutloura.
*.Mv baby niece was HufferinR from that
Untitle torture, eaema. It was all over
hw body, but the worst was on tier face
aiid hands. She cried And scratched all the
tirj;;? mid could no! hU-po night or day from
the scratching ! bad her under the doc
tor* iave for a year and a half And be
tceeined to <Jo her no good. I took her to
the best doctor in the city nod lie ?aid that '
nl:e would have the sore* until she was mix j
yeurs old. Hut if I had depended on the
doctor inv Imby would havejoft her mind j
and diet! from th?: want of ai<). But I uaed j
Fiitieura Soap and Cuticura Ointment and j
?(he w?i cured in three months. Alice lj. |
J)owell, 47CJ Kh.sIoii A\e., fc>t. Louis, Mo., ;
May 2 ami 2??. I007."
Who has not, is not.? Italian,
If Voii Sutler From Vsllimn
or Bronchitis get immediate relief by
lining Drown s Bronchial Troche*.
Contain no harmful drug)).
A man's house is his ensile.
Mm \V infliow'sSoot Mng Hyrup (or < 'mctren
fceet hi ng, softens "iegniii?, red ueesin tin in mil
lion, allays paiu,c res wind colic, 25c a bottle
Onions, Onion*, Onions.
00') hu. of Sal/.-i h K? 1 (il-i'. e Onion
per acre at SUc a bu. brings <J. Tout
pay*.
from 3 acres Salter's Mornitr;
Star Fiicinnher is well worth taking .i!< n;.
010 bti,_ Sal?.-.er'a I'J I'o lder KarlicU an I
I Jest 1'ea eotd in the preon stale rt .^i .?">?I
a i.e. ui.ike* rfJtV? ? i ? j iv .-!<?;??. Su-!i ?ieidd
?".il?er ? peui-'ice \ tv.etables stand for.
FojI I _'o
and ibis notice the .loiiu A S.ilyor ""?<??.1
? I.a C Ohfte \l if., in eiiier to jm.;i
2/!U,ODO new < ui >iut*rs ('urcig iJ1*. ,v,||
mail j oil free the r gtcat plant and .v. i
i at alng to|[et nr v,t h
1 pky. "Qf . i:.',;" Carrot ? .10
1 pkg Kmiifvf Kipe Fabling** .>
1 karheijt T'lmer.ild Cueiiiiiber 15
1 pl;>* hu Ftow Market Lettuce l.?
I piit l'*.-?rlv O wner < >nu.:i Pi
1 p'.'g. h'tiawlieriv melon |
1 pkj- 'rhirfeen^l'.'y I'i'ish lu
1 OK) keriielu vlor?^u-t]y li'i'itiul
flower Kocd ijj
Total c ' ')
Abjv# u Hullicient te.-I to .' > .
of r..n*?t vegc'tabUM und t uii-.tie.'s oi iji.i
}? ?? I j!'i\v?rii and yll In nui'c.i !.? you
< l'OSTI* A 11 ? H*IC I" ?.
or if y< n send Ifl.*. v. .? will add a j a !;i :e
of I! 'loser Kurliest t ;mi1 ll'iw^r. ?'o.m \.
1 ? >' I Co.. I.I t l(.j> '. W',r\ A. ?" I ?
Truth <and
v
app ;al to the Well-Informed in every
walk of life and are essential to permanent
success and creditable standing. Accor
ingly, it is not claimed that Syrup of i igs
and Elixir of Senna is the only remedy oi
known value, but one of many reasons
why it is the best of personal and family
laxatives is thn fact that it cleanses
sweetens and rlicve.s the internal organs
on which it acts without any debilitating
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
It acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as a laxative, and its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it is free from all objection
able substances. To get its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine?
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co., only, and for sale by nil leading drug
gists.
Taylor'# Cherokre lUniedy <>( Hwnt '
Uuu *ad Mullen i? NltUK'lgrot rent- |
dy?outvi Cou^ha, <X>ld?, ('roup aa<l Con- !
sumption, Mad ?U throat and Jung trouble*. i
At dru^K'?l?, W"- and tl.iO per bottlo. !
J^noiunco of the law excuacs no
one.
W >?y not lite laN'iil <\ <?.unv^
Tea? li t Pure, Mild and I' ^ M !?s
el Hfthx. Write i<>r rumple*. liarlield
'1cx Co., Hi polity n, N. V.
Sunday is not a day for legal pro*:
feedings.
M\ \mi i s m<\<.
SI I 1 l.l'.IM. \\ l I <( M'il i! \l.?.l \
wits ended l>'/ Miuhiu'k J..ii.iiu*i.L uft> r ;i I |
I'lti' had failed, J. l>. 1'he.ir, ot
Vfi'hfur, N. V. To pi'<\ ? thai ?- ?n/. ?? ??<
?algiu, rhcuuititi' pains, fcti!?', hOi'Q imin .< >
or joints, \w ?will >enu a hj? c.ul bottle 2
request. Miiiard ? Liniment Co,
boiltli i'rwuni V ?
No man can he a judge in his own !
cause.
I'IIck ( nnd in o to I i
Pa/.o Ointmont i-> uimrantced to cure any j
< a*e of 11< hing, Blind, Hleodingor Protruding
Pile* in fl to 14 <1avaor ritoiiev ref.ind*d. 60c.
Submit lo the present evil, lest a '
greater one befall vou.?l'hoedrue.
Tills woman says I^ydla K.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
saved her lilo. Itead her letter.
Mrs. T. C. Willadsen,rif Manning,
Iowa, writes to Mrs. Finkliaui:
" 1 can truly say that Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound saved my
life, and 1 cannot express my gratitude
to you in words. For years I suffered
with tho worst forms of female com
plaints, continually doctoring and
bpeuding lots of money for medicine
without help. I wrote you for advice,
followed it as directed, and took Lydia
K. 1'inkhain'a Vegetable Compound and
it has restored me to perfect health.
Had it not been for you I should b&vo
Leeu in my grave to-day. I wish etcry
suffering woman would try it."
FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN.
For thirty years Lydia K. rink
luim's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been tho
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands'01
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities,
peru die pains, backache, that bear
ing <h wn feeling, flatulency,indiges
tion,<1 /ziness,or nervous prostration.
Whj don't you try it?
Mrs. Piukhnm invites all sick
women to write 'her for advice.
She lias guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
V V ? K1 U MS.
A New Parlor Game For the
Long Winter Evenings
Ho to your dftaler and buy a pound
package of "420 Mule Team" BORAX.
Cut off the top panel Tiotn package
and mail to Pacific Coast Borax Co..
New York, with 4c. in stamps and the
WHIZ game will be promptly sent you
Pr?*pald>??$
WHIZ, tho Now Parlor Card gamo,
is composed of 4 4 handsomely printed
cards inclosed In a flap case with full
and complete rules for playing. En
tertaining, Instructive or educational,
and can be played by all the family.
Similar games cost f>0c. In the
shops. You can get it FHEK.
John WhiteHCo.
L?>ulsvtllc, Ky.
Kjt?blliliad INT. J
Itghest tparicel price [>aM I
for i;aw
FURS
and HIDUS
Wool
CoainlMlon
ll/AVUTFn ??canrt Hntid Wm*m and Kurlia
W/tn I CU Any kind any qunnl'ty. r??
TT ulifie. Wr |>?y fi clelit. KlUIMOVil
n,i()iU? I loo E.Cin y N?..Rt4>hii)ohil Vm.
S. N. U.-8 '08~(S)
Only One "Hmmho (^ululue"
That in Laiativo Hjooh Qulmue. l./ook
for tlifl nignuturfl of K >V drove. I'sed tbl
World over to f'uro a Cold in Oao Day 'Mc.
If in a very effective law (hat
doesn't work at all.
KITS,St. Vitu/Ni-rvoos I nwiafcf^ p^r
Q>u>i< ittlyoineU by l>r. Kliuu's <ireat Nerv#
Kchtorur. $:i trial l>ottle and tr<ati?e free.
L)r. H. It. K'Iiiik, I,d.,y;U ArchHt., l'hda., I'a.
JIo who derive* the advantage
should sustain the htirden.
lt<li ? iii?d in 3<i minutes f>y Woolfoid ?
S&niluty Lotion. Ne>er /<i:l?. At dru^givta.
A hundred years cannot repair o
moment'? loss of honor. Italian.
CAPUDINE
f% | D BCC '( r*more? (tic r? ui?.
? a K M WW ?..< ti,?? It.? l.?r>c# m I
V ?% rollovri fU ?>!.?.? Si;*
COLDS AND GRIPPE '
nil
hrn<lMi'|if? (*nj Neuralgia iUo, t tt'i
*n*ce?. lOc, 23c una 60c botlUf. (LwilJJ.)
Grown from pure bred secus.
Quality and aatlifAe'iou guaranteed.
KarJy Jersey \V;ik?jfi<s)<i; < tiarlcfctou
Ur*? Tyi* Wakt-fi.-U; Early Flat
Duth; /jh? Flat Dutch.
1,000 to 6,000 at $1.50 per 1,000
6,000 to 10,000 '^t $J .25 per 1,000
10,000 to 20,000 u t $1.00 per 1,000
20,000 or over at special rates.
1 guarantee delivery In good condition
N. B. I make a apectaty of a citte of
cabbage plants containing 100 each of the
four varlrtiea, dellveied at any Suuthcin
fcUlueii Office foi $1 00
ARTHUR W. PERRY
Youdk'* Itland, S. C.
If ulltlctrd 1
wli h %>< mU
v>t*n, u?<s
NO MOKE MUSTARD PLASTERS TO BUSTER
THE SCIENTIFIC AND MODERN EXTERNAL COUNTER-IRRITANT. jT~
Capsicum-Vaselint.
EXTRACT OF THE CAYENNE
PEPPER PLANT TAKEN
DIRECTLY IN VA9EIJNE
DON'T WAIT TILL, THE PAIN \
COMES? KEEP A TUBE HANDY
A QUICK. SURE, SAFE AND ALV/AYS READY CURE FOR FAIN PRICE I 5e.
-IN COLLAPSIBLE TUBES MADE 0IJ PURE TIN AT ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS, OR BY MAJL ON RECEIPT OF 16c. IN POSTAGE SIAV.PS.
A substitute (or and superior to mustard or any other plaster and will not
blister the most delicate skin. The pain-allaying and curative qualities cf the
article arc wonderful, it will stop the toothache at once, and relieve Heat,
ache ana Sciatica, V/e recommend it as th* best and safest external counter
irritant known also as an external remedy for pains in the chest and stomach
and all Rheumatic, Neuralgic and Couty complaints. A trial will prove what
we claim for it, and It will be found to be invaluable In the household and for
ohlldren. Once used no family will l e without it. Many people say " it Is
the best of all your preparations." Accept no preparation of vaseline unless
the same carries our label, as otherwise it is not genuine.
Send your addraea u cS we will mall our Vaseline Booklet de?crlt>lnu
our preparations which will Interoet you..
17 stalest. CHESEBROUGH MFG. CO. New York City
If go, you no doubt received free, one of these buttorm from
the S. C. exhibit, given you by the N. II. blitch *'u.. tho
!argest Vegetable and Plant farm combine*! in the world.
We will be glad to have your orders fur cabbage art! garden
plantaof all kind <, raised in the open air. Special express
rates, Prlccs as follows:?1.C001 > 5,COO at $1 50 per 1,000; 5,000
to 10,000 nt $1.25 per 1,000; over 10 000at $1.00 p<-r l,(00,f.o I),
express ofilra Mrjozett, S. 0. WeguiriutMCMin!, ihuki* <"1 :.IH"
?h >ittt<rr, fi*?<1 ttv?? pr'.jnpt ftiipmrnti. All ier*!# |ttir< tiA*t<i tr* m tl.c
r^Sial i?8if(Umou, jruaranUi'dlru?to(y|i?. f I'yor i"?.yo
t> pc W urlitiu. Ih? llcinl^rs^i! fucctftfkun an<l flat IhiUli \ari?iir* *>f culi
baj? plsaU. Send oil order. to N. H. BLITCH CO., MCQQetl, S. C.
that will make OAiiriii-Oi'
At*.
Ear'y Jersej
Wakefield
Oharlexton Lnrtro
Typo Wakefield
Henderson's
Succession
Early
WlnniriK Statdt
F.nrly
Kun.mtr
I am located on one of the Sea Islands of South Carolina, our climate is mild,
just sufficient cold to harden and cause plants to stand severe freezing after
fi'jttinir out in the coMer sections. I guarantee satisfaction or money refunded. t:\p>css rites to alt
points rerv low. iLS3*"~ Ibices: 1.C00 to 5,0.0 at $1.50; S,000 to 9.000 at $1.25; 10,000 and ovir at $1 00.
Special piiccs on large lots. Send youi ordns to
Jff". "\JS7~? TO"WIjEiW'( Plonoer Plant Grower
TilepafH Offici, Toent's Island, S. C. Martin's Point, S. C. Ling Oislimi Piicne, Martin's Paint. S. C.
A School with a.
J,'!?/s>s7/?/ Reputatioivfftr Do
?>t<J & /'cJ<2.
y ^?S x?^ ' \v,,,-L
(INCORPORATED) TY O r K, .. ..
One of the best rqulpreil ?<-U>>< > I ? In tho South. THE I.ARGE8T, THK lil'.sr. liu slromcst fnoiilty
MORK GRADUATES IN POSITIONS I HAN AIX OTHER SCHOOi.s IN IHXSIAIK. KOOKKEM'INi*.
SHOH1 JIaNI). TELEGRAPH* AND KN .1.18 I WRITE Full HANOSuJIK i'ATALC .CK,
A<VIW?t KI.VO'm III NIXI H'l < (il.I.KOK, Jluleluh N.C . or Charlotte. X. ?.
Ij9~ H e altu teach Bookkeeping, bhorthund, It niiiatitKip, etc,, 6|/ Mall, bend for Home Study Ccvu/ar.
CABBAGE AND BEET PLANTS
For the next few weeks we will fill all orders for Cabbage
and Ueet Plants at the following prices: 1000 to KiOO, $1 25 per M;
6000 to 9000 $1.00 per M; 10.000 at 5)0r per M; speeiul prices on larKor
lota, cash with order or C. O. D. if preferred. We guarantee satis
faction and safe delivery of plants. We havo all the loading varieties;
the Early Jorsey Wakefield, the most popular early variety; the
Charleston Wakefield a few dif^s later hut very desirable for garden
planting. In the later variet^bs we have the Succession ar\d the Late
Flat Dutch, bofcfi producing large Aat heads. Plants no* roady for
shipment; our i)W3onnl attention given to all orders. /
THE CARRCARLTON CO., BOX 100, MEGGETTS, S. C.
?M0C8 AT ALi
PRICES. FOR EVERY
M&*i
MEN. BOY8, WOMEN. MISSES AND CHILDREN.
J&SvftgSZ^KXi'iSfSgXZi
than any othw manufacturer In thm
world, bocaitaa they hold thai*
chaste, ft! hattar.wa* fMipar, and
nro of oraatar valum than any othnr
tthoaa fn tho world to-day.
W. L. Doug'as $4 and $5 Gilt Edge Shoes Cinnot Be Equalled At Any Prloe
.. OJV. V.*. I. ItounTax name ami r^lc* Is Mumped on bottom. '1
Sold by the l est *lio? <U'?Vr* evcrywliur*. Mhocs mailed from factory to any i
'??at?t tataloK free ?o any iuldrf??. W. 1... UOUMLAt;
iVJ'"
??' jccluurclv.
PitVie IVn NnlialItiite,
purl of tho vvoil.l. I)lu?
, Jtl'U.I.I.MI, ill Utf ft.
The tisscriminohnq
farmer kesos
Q SUDDly of
SLOAN'S LINIMENT
For spavin, curb, splint, sweeny. capped hock, founder, strained
tendons, wind puffs and all lameness in horses -
For thrush, foot rot and qarqet on cattle and sheep -
For hoq distemper, hoq cholera, thumps and scours in hoqs
For diarrhoea,canker and roup in poultry -
AT ALL. DEALERS - ? - PRICE 25?.SOt t * l-OO
Send for free book on Horses. Cottle, Hogs ond Poultry- -Address Dr.Earl S.Sloan, Boston. Ma*
There la Only One
"Brssnaa Q&sEnSno" ?
That Im
LaxatBvo Bromo Quinine
UKO THE WORLD OVCX TO CURE A WOLD W
Alwaya remember tho full name. Jxx>k
lor thla ftlg&atai* pu iwy box. I5e,
? ? ' ?? . :
Charleston
LARGE TYPE
VAKEREUT
$m*a# Eirliett
Early Jersey
ViKEHEUt
EarliMt
Otmrh
CABBAGE PLANTS For Sale
thousand; 5,000 to O.wTetSt.lS; IO.OOQ.or mSifia ?t|lJ0 p?f
WMsk? "tu,*cu<w kv,#^ -^~^Mo?fi&? *&&??:5?
Oppress B. L.^6o)C, Ethel, s. c., agk j