Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

x News sJ oy?H, fy>v wo.vjf v^y TiiouHtiNdi of American wonuni la our homes aro daily HacriUcing Uvea to (Jilt y* i In order to kxmp the hoiy? IV at umI pretty* the children w*U dressed und ttdj\ "women overdo. A female weakness or displacement is often brou^Uton mv\ they Buffer In silence, Irutlng aloiiR from bad to worse, knowing well that they ought to uave holi> to overcomo the pains and ictas which dailv make lifea burden. xt is to theae faithful women that I LYDIAE-PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND ijotnes a a a boon and a bleHninf?. fca it did to Mrs. F? Ellsworth, of Mayvijle, N. Y?, and to Mrs. Vv. R 1 Boyd,of Beaver Falls, Pa., who *ay : " I was not able to <lo my 'own work, swing tx>*,hc female treble from which J unffcnftil. Lvdis fi, piukham'a Vege tabteOom pound helped me wonderful!** 1 u?d I am #0 Well that I can <lo iut a dfcy's ?T^rli a* I ever I with every lick wnuau would try It, FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For Ihirty years Lydia jfi. Pink Uam's Vegetable < 'oinimuinl, made from roots and herbs, 1ms been the I standard remedy for feinaln ills* ftndhas positively cured thousaiidsol , women who have been troubled with displacements, in lb\ m n iat ion.Mleera tion, fibroid tumors, im^lWilieH, periodic pains, haidcai'he, that bear ing-down feeling, iJa) ulein-y, indigos- ! tion, dizziness, onic rv< >us prost rat Why don't you try it 'i Mrs. I'inUliaia liiv(tes nil side women to write hVr lor ndvlre. - She lms gu}<l<Mt thousands to , health. Addfo?s,Xyin>, 5 So. 21-'08. TUJC'MMCS. Celery nnd Apple Salad - Pave 3 tart apples and cut Into dirt;, mix with 2 en pf ill's (if celery cut iiro h i!f ? llneJi lengths. 1'our over a plain dron* J'nn before serving. K<d apple* bul lowed out and with * small "sTlne i-'n't from ono end, ho they will set fir .ly, make pretty eups for t li 1 a :;a !a<' , ??rv lng the. eilps on individual < ! Ina plates Rcrv^ afi *"on as prop ?: ? . Kg* less CakVs " tin ? and on.' , ia. - 1 tor cups vufcar. 1 cup ciiopp' ? J ' r-,- i ins, 12 dip b'.rt'T. I cu;? re i" milk. 3 cup*-, n.yur, 1 toasj).?oft so !.i, 1 ; te?S'poonful each of 'cloves, cinnamon *nj>d nutmeg. Hake i? a l?af tor r.u "minutes. Toasted Fa't (''<>dfl?-h ? Pl~k !h" tl'sji i f.nto long thin Ft rips and freshen by ^standing In !ni<< warm water for a j whort time. Drain an I diy jn tow el. Place !:: a greased hr arrl ' hrown over a hot tiro. Uiiv.iLK on ? \ i Remove to hot platter and s p . . ? a . I j wJl'.i soft bu'ter l'vsrgs a la Caracas - Ono half cp j eiroked dried beef in I* r? y pi* i. ov | cr,p k tewed and s-r, - el o: <> third cut> cm'." I ' . - f \\ ori le>n Juice, oio- ;i;i ' , . * . ,, > j fifilt. row >:i i"j\. ; : w f ??..?' ! tahlcspocr.s. hut; or. th: ? ?? ? u,- ? '' a* : the beef, ' o: .? ???,? ? V. ? wait and cay. me !r; ?. | ttdd tho inixt liie, n;; i -a | ??;? l. ! , vho orrs we!1. <'u;>c u ? ! ! creamy, et.lrri:'K f r..;u i>< t .??:}? vl , .. . Borvo at. cim-u. Thomas l*:?.< a : !> -. ? ? t ?? ? 1 Tlenrv I'M::; ; a \'? \ V ? : i aire, have ar-an > ! ? ? ? j tiro < it n < f i N< w V(.r'; a:. ! ? r " I'hiia.lVl: h::i. :.i:m ? ? ' 1 I Tho in'e.n' ; n is : * 'l ? ? ? InR peo;?!.? ;? $7 f.<"> |???r ?"???? ? i bo f.vi- Tarn;'.;. . ? . . ? ?-? { hi v;.: :: !. . . Fanltary t ; \ ?? ?? son -??i'-? .... si .-.-.ft Tl''j ? r ... T." jju.re : ... ? . ^ ii . i. ,i v\ a \ w ? ? ? j to rh ;!,) fit tii f muicFH JYife Mailt1 ihr suggest u>n. A rjrnrrr has < \ lit ? i | M-tunit* i to know ;!.<? .,T?.;.s .?! s|i.*< ,ni (h ? on hi* rvi.-iorrifr* A Cleveland irro j of r has 'i i- ti-r Ms* r! customer? 'hat j h:\vt *,.?'> ?; ? ?i.-nMh by l#*a unx | ?>T ' ? IT ? ? :? .1 I'ostum Food j t ofTfi llf cnvc, fnarrtinp his own n*;icr l?-t ('<_? 1 u \. .irs IIQil 1 had , drinking -i "?>>> and must s?\> that 1 i was ? u ? <1 in my ti*>rveB "Pariimlarly mi t !.?? morning I was , ? o 1rr:til>l'- ?? ? . i J upset that I could | hardlv ,;ntll the coffee was! e?TVod. and ' 1 w.ic suggested thai, in?cn,i,in as i w at. veiling so much ! Postum there rniut be some merit In' It and f :kk 'Ktt d that we try It I j took hoiv." i jmcknge and she pre pared It according to directions Tht result ftas a very happy one ,N#j J nervousness gradually disappeared, and to-day l am all rlsht 1 woultf advise every one affected In any way with nervousness or stomach trou hloa, to leave off coffee and use Po? turn Food Coffee." "There's a Rea son." Read "The Hoad to WallvUl?,' In pk rm. hlvrr reml the ahovc Irttrr? A da* one appear* from time to ttm?. Thej are genalne, true and full of baiuu twterwt in East Room Housfc RESOURCES / ? I*** \\'nntr ? Nation's Kf #!?? toncy n ml Injured OontinMttre Next (lre*t Problem, Huy? I?re*t dent l(oo*eyelt. Subjects I 'fefore the Whit# house j of Vjovcriior" . I' Irst , A |>lau for a universal 1 divorce law, the < 'Insnlfb atlon of j offense# for which decrees may | bo granted and thn simplification ! of methods of procedure in rela- ( tlon to them. Second- ~A plan for the extra- ' dltlon of criminals from one ( Stole to another, upon the t?l?- ' granhle demand of Governor*. I Third? A plan for a universal ' agreement regarding the treat- ' ment of t ur>^r^nU>HlH In eattl*. ! fourths- A plan for the care ' and segregation of the victim* nf 1 consumption to prevent the ' upland of the disease I lf'h A plan fur the hotter t supervision end observance of 1 quarantine regulations Hlxth*-- A plan for the co-op- ! pl'fttfOA of adjoining plates for I the better protection of Inter- I fltQto parks and forest preserves. J WapihiQjjrton. D. c Two ideas den tilled to mark material progress In America's future resulted from the first of tlir three days' conference at th? While. House. In which President RitoerveP, thn Governors of forty. j fou r States, Cabinet officers, Supreme Court Judges, Sunators, Representa tives and experts are participating In J'fforts to ri ai h conclusions on the heM methods of conserving the nat ural resources of the Culled Htatos I he first Ifi Ihftl A permanent or ! ganliralloh hr-tVveep I fi r> S'atc.s and the ' Nation Is hcee;<$ary end Viil) likely I result Tr'ojrt (he present conference,! to accomplish the end Bought. The second. suggested by Secretary. Ur>ot, ! Is that I here Is im'< limitation l>y the ; Constitution lo trie ngr em'ents which jnay he made between the States, sub- ' Ject to the approval of Congress. The I two Ideas, f ii'My ? developed , It Is pre- | dieted, would result In the' cnnserya- ; Hon of the energies and resources 'if the N' a Mon through uniform and tin conflicting laws, both National t nd ' Btfltr An ? 1 /no -[ c')'iipiet o transformation ! M ITie TTasT TTcnrn ""liTiVi br.'Yr effect' ed ' In order to pmn rlv arnimv for the sessions of th? ?? ?)iiferenco. Along t h< east, wall was placed ? conih'ned framework and platform This was art 1st (on It v with green velvet trlmm-d with r.oid rope The frame.! work afforded setting for two Targe'; 111 H t?s of the I'nfted States-, each of Whb-h was roiofed ^A vhow the varl oim chs of tin* irtiuntry. n,i 'he lilalform lilween these' maps wc"e reats for tlin presiding 1 "dicers r,T the conference, for mem- ! hers of t !>e Su;?reni ? Court and fur Cabin-' ?? 'peers Facing this plat - t form sat t-he Governors, while on >ach side u^tiie Governors Beats were' arrange,) M. a s nu.e|rcl<- i >r the dele- j Ra'- s an 1 i: ?;,[ K'litativt.i and Sena- I So crowilt I was the dav with lnt"r Ps' ' '* and important developments : mi fraught, with h!sto;-v mnkinsj P< ?siblllt |cr *?i ji ' c )? i a i , | ?')' 1 1 ! ?*a I and s'"'.al - that to make but n erftegor?- ' e nitmerntion ?if event* would pe? tn to u : \ e t he best conception of t he occasion I- oi l v fou r Governors nf sovev, |'?n F'.'i'ci of .the rn:on rtr In gild 1 chairs In the Kasi G.??,??u or the While Ho ise and inr.l | mn, j n |n j t ; pc-ock n m I'-jve hundred other per- ? t.i\..l the rapacity of the roowi ' 1 'M Vl'r 1 Cabinet ofjicers. Supren e Coirt .'ii-'i.- s. S-nainrs. neoreser.ta ? it all >ie- * i-f ? I'dustr". ? ' | a c;r :ru ,i .. ? ; the Pre.;- ' ' 1 I ^ " >'i P?;it entered : ? ? 1 oi lock, an ! the conference ()??> n *' f-r |M i -id in the hlstorv of tic fx. ? 1. I ip ie was no doubting the fl r?*t <dl nyix .,f the dav n \vHs th-> :cc -p: ton 1 ? I . esident lie had been at , i; in the executive ofllees up to Hie ' iitiiui-- o? convening. He en t"",'d the I :-ift Itoom on t he ,mln if.? 1 c. 1 ! o'clock ,1M the .Marine Hand r ?:? - ' e . e 1 the 1' res : (1 ? |> ( . ;( i )i (i ii (i rs. T!i ?? Governors aro.se.' i iey clapped 1 heir Im-ids, they sh'Mt, ,|. Five hundred <? ? ; e r 3 took their cue, n s . . 1 the demon K ?? !l '"v.- tuni nit nous. ! :t-n wed a hn-h. Mr Fdward '? ? 1 i . .1. , j, , , f ? s?:a? ? - 1 ?! <?!?. the ! .??< of -a." ? 1 '* l^?f? rnt \v,i" ' *" ' >a,l ; 'I;i tne S>i.|iiures the SfpSS'S1 s?3ilSeS inanv timii i fl/ y*n,lnuU *P??ch *?? and w h en h a 5 n*^ U ^ ?>y applause, "f hjft! II n? fha 'T UU "r,,"( * praise of the Inland Waterw?v? "in ifi Ihh ! ?? ii and declared with char n ??1 ? ? V'K?r f,laf "hould Gong res* "? im in p(rrpetuft,t#?, M,e wmmlMlnn w'lj do It myself," he "raptured" no *nT!h t*fli T>,w r'ov?r?orn stood I and shouted. Honufom and Renre nil e* ?dded ft laugh to their ap iu:z'izisr,r?' ?**?' the ?'anlflcanee of the rrtn?7J,u ?n' thP whii, nml l !!"" ?<,r1' ?,pln? ?Hovered ?n"r hl" came to I.m k!?V **>'&***& for the vtxu and ?>ald hrt honed hi* reference to Tori K r?KM would uot he overlooked the President's address on ?Con H'MV?'lon a? ? National Dutv," w|lh which he opened the conferenee was ? ' garded uu a clear. concise and force. !, P^^ntatlon of the need for ae. ll ^rrV.hM natural resource*, whirl, the President characterized at the ha* H of National prosperltv I he I / esldent m speech ended the P res'! den ,<5hK' " " ? with the Vice. , rPH'dent, shook handH with eaeh ernora^e'nd The Gov i j deln^nten w.-re photo** graphed wlfh the President ,?/ m llorll,.# WhlM h"!?? "" f-oven,or Hughes, who rhose a seat rt the first row next to William 1 1 jryart and Immediately |n front of the President, led frequently 1^ the demonntraUonH of. approval which Interrupted the President. A committee on resolutions was named hy the Prosldent, conHlsflng of r H nr f',cUar<1- of r^'?'?t?na; J or of New Jersey; Cutler of Utah* Davidson of Wisconsin. and Ansel' <f Hoijfh Carolina. To ti;?s comn )(' toe were referred a large number f i o?o 1 1, t Ions offered by members of lie conference relating to steps to be taken to properly conserve the Nation a resdnrrea From these resolutions committee will draff a general ? i#T "I ?"" v bodying nil sugge,-. Ions which It will submit to the coi ft rencr for adoption. Mr Bryan Was a Central figure at e ronference. being surrounded at intervals by groups of hl.i admirers who talked polities. Governor Job,": >on was equally In the 1 i nwlluh-t greeting friends here and there and <niawci;iiig evasively questions too pointed to be diplomatic When President Itooaevelt at the afternoon session mentioned Govern. 'I !? presiding officer at the ' on fe? ence cheers broke loose from Governor Johnson's friends Who i ?He President later remarked teat to he!..' ,|''u;,,e? wouhl very miich like 0 heai f iDin Mr. Bryan" the latieiY. friends appln tided until the Bryan ovation equalled the ovation given t< Governor Johnson^ . Plan and Scopo of Hon, so of tiovernors and What ft is Hoped to Accomplish ^ If Is proposed that the Governors f,'t - ? S,:tl,'s "'<'<1 annually t ? .i s.-Kfd.in of l wo to *h rec weeks to ?Rlsriiss, -consult and ronfcr . . "?"tow aff,.?InK ?r /?; t'i. ri ' ,)f Stn'e laws and rlov.r unity of the S M-s as a N?. lions.- of Cov. mors would ? ''Mo lawmaking power, nor should *? \ ei aspire in siioa pov.er. la fore#, would be in initiative |n In spii a! Ion j? in fl ii ?- ii ?-?>. ! lie Governor* would seek to "n a general basis of action on Kr;.":,, ?l ueyi ions to b" submit r? d to the r 1 ?' .ft t ii res or the respect j ve S ates ?, '?!1eVn !,,Vn'M.0ri4' WO II Id f f V " n. 1 1 n iint ? (l\Knlt\f.(\ horiy Vi ? Governors, represent n,,'' " 1 ? t ? s, with the |a w ma 't i n " rower of forty-six Legislature, V? f b 0 tu , should in time become an ljie.-ent part in the American bl#a or >-ir-S<?vernment and a powerful fac tor fur good in the Nation t:\PLOSIO.S Kll.r.S 7 .MINIMIS. itescuers Pln'n to Save Imprisoned Men at \\ ilkesbarrc. Pa. Wllkesbarro, i'a. ? Seven miners were tnstantl> !<ille<| and more than a dozen iiijiirid in an explosion in the Mount Lookout Colliery of the Tem ple Coal and Iron Company at Wyo ming, near here. The explosion occurred f.CH) feet under ground and 1 mid feet from the sh ift u,? wl ich the minors make th? ir exit. John Kosmith, a miner, bit a small "gas feeder" burn in the ex treme end of a gangway all night, which set fire to the timbers and il e co a I . A party was formed and the air was let m from another gangway to allow the gas to ccaj'e. While doing '! is a second explosion occurred, kill . ^ ;-'e seven men. The shock or tii? e\p|"sion was felt on the surface ami a rescue party was formed, several of whom were overcome by gas. GIRLS CAN WIN HUSBANDS huljif I i>;ht Ururs School ? ind Sclt < t BY PERSONAL MAGNETiSM i rac hers to Study (he Art A I l lnltieN. NOi ft l\I'K (udt?<> I! !~.c:ut'i*r <>i t . j <?! S- ?'??? ?; \ i<n>;-y j n r. :i ? Nu.w.'k Tuftn is .a t! i i\ I if !'>?>? ti<>' -'u;. of Tr.i< ;i ? n . iir.^ 1 t h ?"? >01111,; women to 1 :i:: h.xi:' '?? s' r.ri<'!i day in t '!?? ? * j ; 1 1 . * ? t of 'mi nm?ti> ti>r;. ? ian>' as k n 1(1 tnc l. :. o in . . \ ,i.;ni il\ Hnr- u a? for 'bo p'irpo?o of : i.,i.;.i; ; ) ./? . m . ! t :: ?? a'.'.r:; j,,,.. | ? .? t?iv of.'Mf'r ? i t w as r ?:??:!> I ?? r<: j (?rnl'luiK XUlrrir.'-n 1 in? <| S'JiMMi. j ! >r K (" ! ? inn, ami C |i W ? ?. ? 1 s ? \ . ail . \ \ : mil. indirtf- 1 on .a ; 4>'-- o; ? \>- . ? <?: ??<? : - i . u *?<??! a! K<- ..Ufil, i. ; !, ,1 Tilt > fti "i' 1 ? . h '1 h ? v :.! ?? ?;? d .<? f i . i \ i *.? i' 1 " ? a<-;i !?> | :?-s :!!>? tVnt . iit.it ai: I I'.mm', t.\ 1 in ,-aiiy f ra ii :s> Oil tllllills (It \\ 1 ? ? I ? ' ?. C";i : ,1 .:i,i .i- a :: 1 li. ? ::.J t>'5 r*. ' ? dis'tnt, ?? ivhr:' r :: "c h :;-.r n w ? th ? t': cvtupu'. * iji:? hi hint neon a: the White House, Wafcningum, D. C. About Nofetl l'4>o|?l?' Fernando E Guarhal!? has President of Bolivia '?psidont Roopevelt returned to Wi; r'r.)".ston from Pino Knot. Ya .1 Ogden Arnjour le preparing to retire as head of the groat Armour packing hourc Senator Tailor, rf Colorado. sav? I he will rfittra to private life aft*-r March 4. iao? { '!'!'. <* or.taR -> n t of Joseph Letter. | of ( "Micnuo. and Miss Juliette Will i n>; *??? announce! at Washington. 1 l> C. ';r:i u ii'.ishar.i!. bit* that th<> ilis i . ? !k> tn.i;ht v :i a l.Mnbrr ut 4 1 1 ? ? : s fiut.i wiini'i .( i ai^al sideci . > atbmty. Many ni>ls hail iuii om? < ham ho said, ami ao?o|?:ttiK the ?*::?* tai'y soon tound they made a ni.s Jud"" T.isht ?aid only ?>no. fourth of i s mairi'-il ll sii^> nad a.> m.jrJi nam in cui'.i at in? , > 'Dal ma:;n*His:u as the> did in ; . n thiur hair, he d< (dared, '-lo'jrvhs of them wottitl be mar Pci' is Nrjirn Sidtlii'rs' liili. Rp:i.i.?i; l'o:aK? r <t i.a mioUfd i.is ^ f . : j :-' i ..!?? consideration at \ ins > ? ??! < 1 1 < "!i * . < of tns : > i 1 1 t ? ni i i . ^ t no ir< .-idd; . >. and tm >\ ? d n :iki* t M ? '.-ill t uy ..i 1 o i'il j ?' i . >?'i . 1 i! next. Hear- Vdniiral liao Dratl, T v :? 4 - \?i mi: a I ('ii-iics Wnit? *.>!-? ' < . -)?!-< !:.?*! of t.'l" mn ' .'Met ot ti'.f a I (i s ?-a. .. ,cn of the Navy Ijepa; ' n.< t-:, c; a . .us nume iu Washington, iJ. C., . jlu a complication of di&eu*??*B Women iu tilt! l)a) ? .Neil*. An effort to have M;y \ o made ' Mothers' Lay" u a? Co.. A son has been boru to Mnu i'o selii, formerly Crown P..nc - .j. Saxony barnard Colloge girls aro ro.ag to .Take baseball a roature o: this yea. j> graduation festivities in New York City. br. I. Herman Randall, of New York City, advised the Kindergarten Variolation to try hypnotic ga^gi-stion tot K^?od, Instead of punishing cllil I dren END OF GREAT CONFERENCE The 8ei Pro gramme of tha Last Day Swept Aside and the President, With GharaoteriHic Progress! ve noss, Lets it bs Known That Action i? What ii Needed and There Will be no Halting for Precedent or Ked Tape. Washington, Special.? The fiiat conference of tbe Governor* of the Btate* of the .American Union ended Friday. The final accomplishment of the conferences, which has been in progress at the White llou?? for three day* cannot be net forth with metbematical preoiaion. That its im mediate reeulta arc more than ample iw the expression of President Uoose velt and of the Qovernox* who pa'/ licipated. The printed record of the confer ence, which will later he available to every American home, will bo u com pilation of facts, startling in then meaning, convincing in their univer sal .?conclusion that the State* must act, and that the States and the na tion must co-operate that to the end the whole people of the nation may accure the lasting benefit of its nat ural resources. "Declaration of Co operation." Bcfcides the compilation of facts by the expert* and the freely ex pressed opinion of the Governors, the conference leaves as its permanent record a thousand word "declaration of co-opcration. " Perhaps greater in importance than :ili cIsp whs the determination of the Governors of the States to perfect a fierinanent organization whereby a lercloi'ore unknown intimacy may be developed ttuiong the Kxecutives ot Ihe forty-six soverigu States, made strong l>y a common purpose and made potent by a pro-announcements which may not lightly bo disregarded. Of the last day the story is one of many features. The set pro grurrunu was swept aside. The Pres ident presided hfoughout. The pre pared pa pel's were not presented, but they will be printed in the permanent record. Their pluces were taken liYst by the " declaration " which was adopted after discussion which brought to light no serious objection to' its affirmations. 1 ' iluiit RuuS.c yjc 1 1 . himieli' ...an swering the one criticism-? that <>f Governm* Folk, 'of Missouri? to the declaration, aroused the conference to its warmest demonstration of ap proval . He swept aside the "aca demic question" of white the line ??i authority should be drawn between I the Statws and the nation. ?llc want ? ed action, and what lie said received I endorsement at encli period. It \vn? i Mtirf : Roosevelt for Action. ''Just a wor<| oil wli::t lias been oalled the twilight land bet ween i !? powers of the I'cderal ami M at <? gov ernments. Mv primary aim in tit*, legislation that I l as t' adv ? ???;? I t-i I I'm the regulation of I !u* great corpora tioiiH has been to provide vimc ellec live popular sovereign tor each cor poration. I do not wish to keep tiny t wilight land one of large and vagu' boundaries, by judicial decision that in a given case t lie-Stale- cannot net? and then a few years later In other decision* that in practically similai cases the nation cannot act either. I am trying to find out where one or the other can acl. So there shall al ways be some sovereign power tiia! on behalf of the people can Indv every hip corporation, every hip in dividual, to an accountably . so that its or his acts shall be beneficial to the | -ople ns n whole. In matter* that relate only to the people within the State of course the State is ti. be sovereign and it .should have tie ' power to act. If the matter is such that the State itself cannot act the; I wish on behalf of all the Stati that he national government should act. The declaration, upon which tin President's remarks were predicated was presented to the conference In CJnvernor Mlanchard, of Louisiana. a> the opening of the session. The de claration begins: ''We. the (iovernors of the State and Territories of the Lnited Stales of America, in eonferetice assembled d<? herein* declare the conviction that the ! eat prosperity of our country re- ? - ? i ? ? ? ? t the ;ib<indant re-... nee- ot ! I' ? - l;:nd ??rn>-?eti !>\ our f> ?! ?? I a t Iters homcf. :?!!?! " ( 1> , V hi'. I the foundation of this gren? nation.' i ? ; >'?' I h r a 1 io>> -'jin-s t the nat ur.ii j ? s ? m rc< > of the i-oii::!!".' ar-- \'.t cou.tr H) heritage id' ai! t!:e p? o;?!e. and that the duty of tee ?.'<?\ crniu* nt is to censure the same for future cren erntions. Reclamation work :s advised and the streams and watercourses should be protected and impi-ved ("??!'' 'r <* i ; cr ' i** to be enroit raced b\ the *st r and the general trovrrnmeni T ? f! p. n ! work of the conference was tr ma lc a permanency. Torpedo Flotilla at Savannah Savannah. ffa , Special.- -The tor pedo t?oai flotila. commanded by Lieutenant W. ti. Mitchell and com prismjr t lie Porter, Mag-hip, Dc L'?nc Thornton, Makelev and *Tinur<'> reached here In the inside rob!' f i > 'in Brunswick and tied up at tin dock* At mi n rise the vessels wi|: s.t:i. taking the inside route fot Charleston. They are bound foi ; Northern water*. A Second GUlotta Oaae. Kanab, T'kah, Special ? Alvin Heat on, aged 15, confessed t-o the murdet of Mary Ster^aaa in the cajiyen back of Or^ervUle nnck* cixeumsfcuicej re sombting Crillefcte't murder of Grac? Biwn. Hoatoa deeJax<vi that th< girl plaadod with bun to majrrv her t)river. to desperation he asked jei to meet him in the cauyorx, and s'ro' her while she begged him to wed hrr The body was found two days latci it wan bidden under u pile o; i r?cks. imSRT KlhTD or ?CART IN FAVOR. I dcarfs, used singly a?ul In pair*, <u?tm <lutiui*liv* r( r rat hit nt uf the new K<H>?a wd we a greart. aid In remodeling old ooea <hl? season, say* The DaHnsator. The 'ends, painted, brc*-aded or embroidered In self tone* or la exquielte coking, permit of ingenious method* of ar rangement. Tbey are made Into arm bole band a and walat drapery, and uae.d aa Iwetelle* falling over tb? shoulder In bertha effect, knotted In a chou In fhe hack at the top of the belt In the neer abort- wraleted or Di rective effcc t and falling tbon<e to' tho floor. A elogle acarf Is made U> form the front of a prlno??# plan'. ron from bust to hem, shirred <*)oh? ly at the waistline, Krlnged searfa may bo u?ed as dido panels, and black ones painted with vivid borders ran be made wonderfully effective on gowns of bla?-k not or chiffon The Syrian scarfs, heavily palljetted. arc edged with marabout and used on dancing gowns of gauze and frosted net. Pert Paragraphs. Tr\j*it no man's memory? nor your own. Forbearance is one of the virtues our enemies <Jo not possess. Moat liquor would improve with age if men would let it. THK <'AIJSK. After kit Tonrs of Misery and Wrong Treatment. John A. Kndors, of llobertaon Ave nue, l'en Argyl, l'a., Buffered for hIx year* with Btlnglng |>uti) In the buck, vio lent neadacneM ond dizzy n|iol lt>, and wua HHsurud by a upecialiHt that bin kidneys wore all right, though the secretions showed u reddish, brick - dust sediment. Not satisfied, Mr. Enders started using Uoan'H Kidney Pills. "Thp kidneys begun to act more reg ularly," ho says, "and in a short time I paasod a few gravel stones. 1 felt better right away, and since then have had no kidney trouble." Sold by all dealers r?0 cents a bo*. Poster- Ml I b M rit Oo.i Buffalo, N. Y. Gifts to Ho6pital?. "Many witticisms fell daily from tho lips of our late Klnf?," said a Port MgueEo Consul "The King was, you k,now, a uplen did shot At a dinner the rather in ferior shooting of mi F)np|!lsh visitor was praised and some on<4 Raid: " 'And I/ord Gadabout, you know, sends everyifhing he shoots to the hospitals.' "The King laughed, and taking thn Imp black cigar from his lips, sal.!: " 'Naturally, since he never shoots my'hing but gamekeepers.'" ? Wash ington Star. I) K 4TII TO HtN'O WOKMi "Kvrtrywh?r? f go [ upeak Inr inr(?ikn hwHuse it ourfil m? of rin?\V"r>n in its wor.it forin. My whole ehns! f?-om n <????: to walat Wtt8 riuv its l??ef; hut i e r rKi;i <i? ??u/oi mo. It also cured n had '?niin ot j*j i**? . ' ' inyn Mrs. M. I-'. Joaen of *28 'i'ntiiiohill St. I'itiHburg. l'it. Tier rum s k. tht? ucm: h1;i.> :uim?dy, is a-jM .by dr i^'.ri'-t' "r sent by ;n ii for 50\ Wrlto J. T. .uichi nise, Dvpt. A .Suvtitinah, Oil'. You can't save time. The best You (ran <lo i^ l<> improve it as it passes. Hicks' (Tnpudine Cures Headache, Whether from ('old. Heat. Stomach, or dent al {Rtrain No Acetanihd i>r dangerous hugs. it's l.iijiud. Meets immediately. 10c., 25c.. and 50c.. at drug store*. NO SUCH LUCK. "And do you re!'. the3e beautiful :!i(.:;.th:s of your souh for mere dol '.'\rs'" rhe exclaimed. "Nope," said i he poet, sorrowfully. "I >e!i!.)-yi pet more tlian 50 cents fov Vm." ? Cleveland Leader. Static op Ohio, City ok Toledo, ? Luc \s Cointy, ? i " J'kank .) . IJHENKY makes oath that hp is senior partner of the firm of F.d.CliENEY fc Co.. <.i>hir business in the City of Toledo. C..';nty and State aforesaid, and that said hi i!i v.'-.U pay t he sum of one hunukep nor. i.Aiis tor e.ie'n a! id every case of CATAliiUl that cannot be cured by the use of HaIX'8 i atauiui Cl' uk. Frank J. Cheney. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this Oth day of December, A. D., A. W. Uleason, l seal.) Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally , and acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. ,1 CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0. So'.! bv all I )rnu;Kists, 75c. Hall's Family 1 ids are the best. LIKR HOME. "P:(t she make you feel at homo | tv!v n you called on her husband?" ' l>e <?< rtainly did ! " ? ' mi had a nice time, eh'."" !\ I didn't say that, my dear." J ? Hoi:.- ton Post. 1 o i ?rive < /in .*iiuai at u mvj !>uiit! ' ? p ( I lie System Tate- th?' i>!,| Sr?u l;ir I (juovic's Ta>v>: 1 ess < sin. i. . "N. \ .? ? kuuw what you ,ari< t , 1 1? 1 1 : i'ii iii!ii.k is plainly printed j on every >> /; i?-, >:iowt:ig it is Hiiuply C^ui- : uine.iiui iriu m a tasteless form, aud the ? most rttitjua! form, tor grown people 1 and eiiiidri/r.. V)\ Ueware liie L'eese when the fox prenehe* ? I T 1 1 :i ii . Mr?. W insi'%\v'5 w >i Syrupfor ( ???i t hi n u*. si \ u. . : *'u.v \> J X?\l ? In; fcl And S'lino shirt-'.vai?t. would be less lumpied if the ?aoio pressed los> often. II II (inn n h <>>* ? At an'a. On.. iiv? "'i y I > r ? 'i>v H;>eeialt?i8 In th? w rl.t. yeo tl>?tr lll)#rni ?>rf?T in adv?rtU? m<Mit in another oolmnti of this paper. Pon 't bo nfrnid to gr> out of the uny t > (!(.< a <;oad turn for a friend. ' if eld 1 t-it. /satin ??'?? mild Herb laxative, H> I e> .i i 1 \ > I III Unite* t he liver, overcome* ?oi/>-t!|.'it.<)ii. rici ?? the llooil of impurities umi ? * the complexion, All druggista. There is room nf flip fop ? of a man's anatomy. Get busy! Study. FITP.St. VituVDano 'Narvonf! Dt*oa.??et, per manently cared by Dr. Kline's Ormt Nerve Restorer. trial bottla and treatise fro?. Dr. H. it. Kline. Ix\..W31 ArohSt. I'hila., Pm. Don't be afraid to be polite at all tiroes and undor all eireumstaneea It is no disgraec to bo called a gan tleman. StVtM BUepiHG HEMORRHOIDS, Bore*. and Itching Eezein*. ? Doctor Thoofht an gpyMw. Xtinwary - ?CutlcuraV Fffl< n<y I'roron. ?I a no now eighty year* old, and thr<* year* ago I wi?a with *n attack pile* f hemorrhoid*). . bleeding and protnid* lug. The doctor aaid the only help for ine *M to go to a*hoepiUl and b? operated op. I tried several remain* tar mon?b* but did not K?t much !>elp. l uring tlii* time *orea appeared which changed to a terrible Itch ing ecitmi. Then I began to ua? Cutirnrg floap, Ointment, and f'ill*. injecting a cjuantrty of Out ic?ir? Ointmont with a Cuti cura ftuppoailory Syringe- It took a month of thia treat man' to get me In a fairly healthy etate and then 1 irihted myeelf once a day for three month* and After that, onc? or twice a week- The treat' merit# 1 tried took a lot of money, and it i* fortunate I ua*d Citticnra J. H. Henderaon, Hopkinlvn, N, Y., Apr 2/6, '07." It is not h difttfrace to full, but it is a crime nol to try uk^'H. /firkf' t'niiiiillnc Cure* Women'* Monthly 1'uiru, ntfekaohf, NervotiMieaa. ami llradflfhe. It'n )>i'|inST JtO 1 N-J Kit SKY < ' HOS8 A dairyman, Sftlamancn. N. Y wan's to know what we think of the Holnteln-J' rKcy eros* for a good jn i I U and butter cow, We will nay frankly that we be [ lleve It would be about the most fool ish thln? a man could think of Why rros>j tho broods, and thereby obliter ate thoxo blood l|rie? that nave been developed through yearn of eontlnu oils breeding. Yoil havf nothing to f?aln. The most valuable quality of tho mala ? prepotency ? la lost. The offspring of such a cross will bo an unknown quantity, If you want a cow that tonufl nearer *o your ideal, a eow that gives rnorf? milk than th? Jersey and richer milk (han the Ho! etein, why not soil your .h raeya an 1 HolstRins and buy Guernsey* flon't mix the breeds. ? J. I). W. Wellsvllie, N, Y. Rural Life. KKKP YOMJt SKIN Hf.AI.TIIY. riTTRkiKB tiM do.no w.'.ndoi i for suffer era from ecaema, t'.'ttur, Kf ? u it< 1 it-ih, ?ry. >ipela?, infant aoro in-a ' '.itap.i, chafoa and other forma of skin dls>>a* ?*. In aifKraviU ?d cases of Hcr.'Miui It 0 Cure* have been mar volotiB and thousatida of p<">pit? slntf it* praiHus, &0c!. at druggist* or bv mal! from J.T. Hhoptaink, Iju(4. a, Savannah, Ov Don't bo afraid to do more than i required of you, Free Cure for Rheu matism , Bono Pain and Eczema Dot a me Blood Balm I B. B B.) euros the worst cj<fs nf Rln um.itism. bone pains, twollen uiusclcb a:al joints. by punfiiiit the blood Thousands r.f r??.ps c ?i r <??! by B B. B afiei all nther treHtnii nts failed Price li.oo per lame bottle ui Jim; iWiet, with complete directions (or home treatment Large s.unplt free by writing Blood Balm Co . Atlanta. Cia NEW IHY 1 8 STOCK DROP BRICK IN FEED BOX IT WILL DO THE REST Saves Veterinary Bills WHAT OTHERS SAY a horefinav, a lovrr of h'Tvi, fib well u &o own er and trainer, I raiinot do ju?iuo ??"> *our Halt Mrtck . 1 iuo.1 and sold quito a lot ? f it leftra and A4ii?.?i jou uuuie the Improvement Mince vnj pnrfcot?d It I rtrVa it last* Tonxor. nn?l ?>u tlnr. ?irronnt it given better satisfaction They ir* tiie Ihinu for tttock in hprlnic, bummer. Full and all the | tuhp I cannot recommend it too highly. D. KlNti. Detroit. Mich . Augiht 14. 1$<)G. l.etters changed every insertion Sold Everywhere by Dealers in Feed, Groceries, Drugs and Hardware AT 20 TO 25 CENTS PER BRICK If your dea.cr will not iiU]>p't you, write lis BLACKMAN STOCK REMEDY CO,, Chatlanooga, Tennassea. PI I Wo* dfrlu < ;i to doc or ? oo d rn ? j It ? . ? iLl-TJ ru ed tli?H]?]n<l? full rn? autre, nidllcd 1 r. Don't ?- ffe ' : irnd Htnic tq dav .l*?HV GKuV KK, 1032 ap> lti* C? ardrn Mrn-l I'hilntlr' : 1. 1 * P * So. 21-'08. ~ JLv H'v? ?? Cleanses tlio Systt'Ht Lypct i uaily; J)isj?c! s ( <?!< I s nud fieuur I an)fo? due In ( oustijKition; Art* natiivdlly, acts truly M a La xatjvr?. ' Htsf 1 for tlr n\ -uimcm jiiid ( nilrt reii -ymiiK* urn.' i/IJ. Ju its Itt-nojif inl Effect* 4lwov s Ijik flu* (iiMioine Mrnick luus' tin- full iwmo of fte Conw '""'cALmm Fto Sthl i' Co. by v?lw>m it it v'Oht'fm turi \J , en tfev front vj i?v?m > |<4wt6f. 5010 BY ALL LEADING QRUGQI0TI "*?W. I'evular j? ir?jkV or make 50 to <??*, liulr tiu? ?vHi kill jtt or more 1 ju .111 I .yiicv, a fi?l lhou?aad? 01 Roat he*. Anti 0 11 1 ! ('.???* 1&C Uc & 11c bote$ it a ?; (iru/ir ii? tutf rouutry iUre4. j FRF F Send <?>r <>? .romi.- prviUl cardt and lilliograpl- wi.idi (live ci/?wul?ed flw world wiUi jautfhur H. 8. WEM<S, Cbcumf. Jersey Cily. IV J. Mother Gray. N urp? !?? f -luM ? r??n'* N?>? York Oily MOTHER GRAY'fc SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN; A OrUIn C'-.n> < .? k?i i p i? ?,J ? " ? bl ' MuSr shii.u- li lrunliM?? f# i n ii r <i ?* r *? ' A fid Vvo tfc.J b.v** X in .4 hogr. 4Vw.?V fiAiiiulf KiniU'1 yHK* A. i. OLMSTED. M V TOILET ANTISEPTIC Keeps the breath, teeth, mouth and body uutihcpucaliy clcui) gnd free f rum urt? healthy germ-life nod disagreeable odors, which water, coup ami tooth preparation? alone cannot do. A germicidal, disin fecting und deodor izing toilet requisite of exceptional ex cellence and econ omy. Invaluable (or inflamed eyes, throat and nasal and uterine catarrh'. At drug and toilet stores, 50 cents, or by mail postpaid. Laree Trial Sample WITH "HEALTH AND BEAUTY'' BOOK 8 t NT F?tl THE PAXTON TOILET CO., Boston, Mass. IF NOT EMPLQY&Ur^ You Onn Work fnr !i? nr.'A Ir^nrn From S3.00 TO $10.00 PER DAY durii.n iho ?ii:i.[nor ^?itsou. tfttid yoUf* nd<lro?A on i ostnl for FREE DLSCR1PTL\ E CATALOG mid . ur rooncv . making off.-r. T'lc*?ft il Mill \? ? viii|tl' > inei t for nr.y lady or unit.. man - ^ik'i'k t>uuu. Dracsttort. >>r tiny ? hurl. tt<* DimKer. II. Knblnson *V Co.. Box TIT Ccartn?*. . N < CURE? Give* Qui ck Relief. Remove! all swelling In H to 30> d*ya; eilects a permanent cure invito 6oday?. Trial I real igiTcr. free. Nothlngcnn be faint*' Write Dr. H. H. Green's Son*, iSoeclaiUii. Box B Atlanta. (\v DOVE-TAILED PU11Y LOCK SASH No builder o ?n f?(Tord to ui? tha old kind wh**n lio chi i )(ct t1i.o 1'utly I.ock Hash Jmt m ohfup, For mln by Randal Uiros./'A^?;' All K N I A . ' t A RHEUMATISM ! SAL-TORA, Tlw Wonderful Kciimily, Sent Hee. 1>K. SMITH CHEMU M.< J..in Market, fUlla,, P*? BOWEL TROU BLES CUllDBEN TEKT1I1NG Dr. Biggers Huckleberry Cordial No?or foilp to re!lo*? Rt onco. It Is lta? f.worlto l>M>? ni^illein? of th?lw>?t Diirn-n nc t 'Ainily ilnrtors. M 't 'm ta t^vrjwjiorn ?tlok to 1%. auilurKO l lit- 1 r fr;emj? to pirn it to < ti ? ? r ? ? ? : f r ','viit. Dvsoiit?tjr. UmrrhoflD, Vltix, I i"! rU<>finoh an.l IJoWnl A-iu.iinix. Y.m can tiouoial ut It fi. t. ' t i r, . I.ut t?k' I>r. 3initi>r? l{'ickl("b"rrT Conll"*' 2?> cpnti it >!rv. mull Orvulnr* free. HAJ.T1WANOEIC TAVLOl'. I)KL(i CO., Atlanta, Git. CURES STOMACH-ACHF. IN TEN MINUTES Your entire weight rests on the bottom of your shoes. The SKREF.MER shoe is fashioned to give ?n even distribution of this weight, allowing the feet to remain as nature intended. Loo!i for the label. If you do not find theso shoes readily, write us for directions how to secure them. FOR MEN. ?p? 1| / BUYS A HIGH GRADE DROP HtAt) 3>lO$45 SEWING RlACttlM: 81'eni ? K??y Running? Life Time U\)? ran tfo The lnduiitrtou# Hen i? the leartlpjt pnulyy )< <un? f it youth ? ;.uc 01 r vo*r. Threr ymrii J! Aprent* w n ? :ur,i U w T'f Mnohlne olroular* frre The Intluatrluu* llfii Co., I?ept. A, Knoxv.llp, Trim. f ?NOt? AT ALL 1 PRICES. FOR EVIRV MUMBCR OF THE FAMILY MEN, BOY?, WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN W. L Dou|Ut $4 art $5 60t Edge Shots Cannot Be bulled At An? Prloe yaU r V'lcU &rclU4\VclM? SoM . _ *** *** "* '? ??* W " 'ftoVo

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 22, 1908, Image 4