The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 30, 1909, Image 4
Btay Aiuwtr.
A teaeher in u small Oregon aeliool
WW giwi'K u 00 the circulation
'of the blood; Trying to uiakq it elear
*r be Mtitit "Now, children, if I Htood
Oft jm v head the blood, ax you know,
would run into it, und 1 nhould turn
rod in the in?v. "
"Ye#, Mir," Mt.y they, ?
flow* Arthur,"-. cuuliuuual the
-? teacher, ud<lie**iiitf a tuuaM boy,
"what 1 want to know i* thi?; Mow
i? it that while 1 am island i ok up
right in thin ordinary position the
blood dorxn 't run into my feet and
turn t bciu red T"
"Why, ?<ir," anawored Arthur,
* ' heeajixe youi' feet uin't empty."-?
Kunahinc Jiulletin. '
Quit yc jike men, and be firm in
Hie l#at t !<?. Homer.
A H?<k ix bc>d tied bvfow it i#
f nil,'? Freut'to.
HI N VOX'S UMINKNT IKKTOHH AT
VOIJIt HKHVICK FHHIfi.
No I n I'rnnjr lo I'njf For tho I'uINt
McilUal I'AWiolnntlon.
If you oro tn doubt an to the oau?o
of your disease mall us h postal r?
, questing n inedlcalexamtnatlonblank.
Which you will All out and r?H\irn to
us. Omvrioctors will carefully dlag
, noBo yoiir and If >'ou can be
cnroil you will be told no; If you can
not bocin^d you will be told so, You
f!(.' not obligated to u:< In any way, for
this advice Ih absolutely free; you are
of librity to tak<i our advice or rot a#
you ai>e (It. S< nd today f<?r a medi
cal ciamlmulou blank, nil out and
return to us as promptly hh |>n**iblo,
and our eminent doctors ulll dlasuoao
your mr.'1 thoroughly absolutely fr??e.
M'tnyiT.'s, fi3<l and Jefferson 8t? .
PhUadelphM. I'.i.
Grief is < 1 1 ? t to imagine to itwlf
evils more than double the reality. ?
l'hil?M??vn;
PAtn'.;ilU>r il't rry iJ-tvU'i *h-.ul I ho .?n
l.and ij-wf ir < < I ". 'Uwiifry nnl other
lUlitii)! r.< wj??vl??r.t- v.'-- unit W.
Iw nc- \va* y<.nn- Smith's lavi -rite
' t?I' hi*. sister- itiitl was m-arest him,
Mr* Win>d<>w'.? S-oyt'.iing '.:yr*p for (!hib!ren J
tretmnrf hi the t ?? itii tii infl/?nuii?
*];.<) ? |miii < hi ?vtu-l 25?.- aUitiie. !
Knud.t'. 11 in !?>r mankind. ? ? I
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li I'l'tst.'
said 1 1 ; ?? S"< < nd hu:r.orist. (
' " Y? u *\ e. htiM ??;:e of . my
_ wi: t m !s:> ,.s ft; \<.::y mfii,"
"K \<-usc ir.c. ! t it was an
a' .vi' Vr.i d j' d ? . " Ho. 31. '03. j
Eczema cn Face. ? v, ?.<
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?hupti!i,<- it , mi \ :?ir.A?v. Of i
. Dttr Mr ? 1 1. 1 v f >>.i: Ti-'terlne
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funl's Sore !!<??. I. 1 I'.o'!* Kn'-liCh
tv .?!> I'.i*' t ? * <n t ?? Ii i1 I'll It. l.lrttf
fill!*?*. I MIVll i : fT ' '? i> ?? r>' 1 1 i .
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f?"iM? ?' 'i ? ' ? ii.? . I f ?
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A Mean Man.
S I .?? p ? i i . ! |>#-r ?;is hi-r fa'i\
Kr-|i?-:;-l. .1 ill'.
That | >? > > < 1 1 \
\Va> i * ? ?! i-i.'ran'.
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r n \ ? ' . ; ? ? ? i 1 ? ? ???.<? .ii ?> iii.. ;i 1 1 U"i ?
1 ns \ \ *:/... r ; i < - ' ? t ? : 1 1 ! \ <>ii h im t
M i I it* r ?* k-.: ?' : ? .i! v.'.1.* Ik.' ?U'MO!i<!ci|
t;j'oii t:i 1 ?? ;
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u 'iii li is * t- = . J ? :i''m ?!!??! ! ?. it i? lc s?m' !
(?<?<! '>? wisiU Mi i i* > - 1 m n Jt:ul itilVn- :
i riiy i'f nninr.i! |n>\\vrs. whtro tiiov j
I'avp Ixtm iii.:n ly. Irulv uml zt'ftl- )
i ~ 1 \ cull t wiUil. ? i Jr. Arnultl.
i'..r ii i: a d a c hi:? iiuu?% < a it din h
NV >cit.cr fu>n? fold*. H< ?t Htomaeh or
?>?*rv<>nN IreOles. < ni>ud!nr "I'll rvlU vr >ou.
Ji \ i>U-a>anl 10 take act* luaix >U<
?u lj . Try ii loc . '^5>c. ami 'ioc. *1 ilrui
mm*
l'orsevfiiCiit', Lord, kteps!
r.t?r.?>r btiy:.! . 'i\> have lit lie 1> to,
f|nili' oat ??t fashion. like a rastv
nail in ni?'!HiM;rlitj?l ir.lH'kcT.y.? !
^hfikeFpenrc.
BABY'S SKIN ERUPTION*" CURED.
\Va? Ho Syr?\ Irritating nttd Cn| I
?Jlmt Little hultrrer Could Not
(Sleep ? Scrntehcd (\>initnr.fly-?? !
Culleurn'* Lflleiuy Proven,
**NVhrn ulv.il two und u hull vu.?ri old i
piy daughter t.roKO cut til l.er hip* <tnd 1 1. ? !
upper nana ut he; leg* w.; !, * \ ?r) irritat- I
Injt and painful eruption It leg?ui in Octo
ber; the first 1 noticed *?(?.* a little rod car* !
face and a conHtiiiit desire on her part to !
Herat ch her lintba. st.e could not *iw?p and !
tho eruption* got i?o;o, and yellow water
came out of them 1 had two doctor* treat
hor, hut *he grow worse under then treat
juent. Then 1 bought the Cutnura Kein
odies and only uno ! them two wtek* when
? tie w*a entirely well. Tin* wii in Febru
ary. She has never had another rough
place on her akin. and she s.\ tow (out teen
yoars old. Mr* K U Whi'.aktr, Winch ea
ter, Tenn., Sept. 22. 19'8.M
1 'otter Orvin & v hem t'orp , S.?le I'ropa
of Luticura Uetnc lies. it(<*t >n, NU*s.
( J r? at wci'k< an* |? t-l ormed not 1>\
strength, hut t>\ p- rseveraneo.
tier j>ala<T was n?is. <1 l?v single sdone*
vet yoM set' it-> heiuht and spariott>
liess. Hi' that ^luill walk with \ ? *_: ? i
throe hour* a dav will pass in seven
years a spare equal t<< tho circumfer
ence of tlio ??l??lio. - .lidiif-on.
You J a river, arc lonlendintr with
tho oeean. Latin".
A Nfwupnpcr I* One Uf The Cheap- ?i
Yet One Of I he Moat DcUyhlfui
Luxuries Of >1 o'l rn l ime*.
Everyone should reed n pood reliable
new*p?*p*r They are a* intimate a fart of
our everyday life a? tleepPig Aod eath>g.
- T&e uaan who keen* ui> ^ith tbe world
about blm through his daily | aper h*s u
broad outlook upon life, but tbe mat. who
does not read a newspaper i?ec*s-ari?y hat n
uurow bofiaon. *4>d 1a a?-t ?o por
did aod eelfl#h. Wby uot read a ko- d pat-otV
TbaObeerver publlcatlona are all high c:a>?A
paper*.
~ " Observer.
1 Observer.
faekly OtwerTer.
lot Chronicle.
14JT )tveu|og Chrouiclo.
i pie eopUa
Co., Ofeftrtott* X, 0.
riies on the Farm.
Flit # uu I lit* farm ran l<? made
inmli iMUr eer by keeping the manure
well cleaned up. Then th? wowu
wire i@$55e are now made very
cheaply ami I v m I ? p t ? ? I Ao all
hi/,cb of window*, and wire irr^n
door* 111 it. I wait Spring* to < low
?piiekly Mill hI*o aid iit keeping uut
llica ai^d mOfplitoe*. The few t littC
in fan be rapidly dig|xwa<l of Willi
one of the line wire* brindiea now
Hold iu the hardware ?tor**.. WitU
one of these, the hou*ekee|wr can h o
around i In; room and kill every ilj
on wall or window very rapidly.
Khperiallv should (here l;e (lie rh>*
est attention to keeping ???i f lliei
when there u siekncH* in the neigh
I orho'od, mid |?aoplc wr?- earehns
about tin' wastes of the M?k room.
I 1 railed attention la*l war to llic
faei that flifM in (lie dining room
CKIIMhI tin' outbreak of tvphoi d at
thy ytalc Normal College at Greens
I oro, and doubt lews many other
cases of diaejiae* that piu^lod |??ople
to find the eause were due to tha
llica. Hence it is not only ijniiorttut
for comfort to keep the l!ie? out, but
(specially important as a preventive
of disease,
With a farmhouae isolated from
other buildings, it should he easy
to prevent manv of the flies that are
usually found there, by keeping the
stables and farmyard absolutely
clean of manure, and getting it out
win re it will do g<u>d and not harm.
lieinemher that they have horse
mnnure nnd filtb to hreed in, and von
do not want these carried into your
milk or other food.- \\\ F. Maasev,
in Haleigh (N. Frogreaaive
Farmer,
Bounding from Balloon.
A remarkable a scout lias been re
corded recently hy one <>f the small
balloons, which for some time have
b??n sent. up from different j>lacow
in order ('?? im **#t igHte t he condition
of the upper atmosphere.
To the bullions urn attached , sclf
registcring apparatus that give in*
formation a* to the height attained,
the temperature at that height, the
hvgromet ne conditions that obtain,
ami the velocity ot tlie wind, mvs the
Wlll.VtclphTa K. < < id. Th^7 lyillloonsi,"
whit h arc made of India rubber and
filled with hydr<?geu, attain, a? a
rule. a:i ahi'iud" of from Kimm t < ?
1 "?,(M m j yards, though heights ot
toil \ards have Lien reached.
The maximum record wax obtained
during an ascent from I'ccle, a su
burb of Brussels, to whiih the Ko>al
Obscr* atory of Belgium has recently
been removed. The instruments re
i< i rded a height of twenty-nine' kilo
n or AbifKt t-ighteen miles, some
"three timet, t hcHieicl.t of the highest
mountain on the earth's surface.
The t bcrtnoifli'ler fell to l"(l de
i'v r< I < lv*w this was
ly al mr t he 1 1 <. 1 1 1 inrum, . tlSTT'n h had
hee:i nl | i r:i I <? altitinio
of ft I ? ? i ;i k lliDit b'rs.
The Judge Felt Safe.
"Some c?' the West India islan
der* !.a\e learned that when' a I'wr
* i i inisln I. a ves on their shores it
is tiH-r t?? mi1T<t t:i Silence tliati to
i'i< i !? cut I'umslinifiit jit the risk of
a lit i;:iul>oat t r*? n i the mis
creant "s iiaino land,"' s:ti<l Frank H.
(iritlit !i>. ?1 Kingston, Jamncin. "A
j :i? in lla\ti, however. recently
t ?"'< . k o? ? a-it'U li> pa v ctT old scores
:??;?! to r? *J?-?-i:t Ins self- re si ?<?*? I in the
i;im' ol an I'lTt i;?U r l-umylil l>efore
hnn.
''To his lirst question. as to t lie
nat ionality of the accused, the in
tcrjriter had answered that the I
prisotu r was from Switzerland.
" Swit/.1. rlanil. " said the jud^e,
"and Switzerland has no sea coast,
lift* it?'"
"No sea const, \our honor," said
the interpreter.
"And no navy," continued fhe
judiro.
"And no. navy, your honor," wai
I hi? rt ply.
Very wtll, then, said the judjre,
"jrive him one year at hard labor."
Hrrti'Risrcn him
J)tnior'B Test of Food,
A doctor in Knnsfta experimented
with hlB boy In a teat of food, ancj
gives the particular!. He says:
"I naturally watch tho effect of
U l ff or e ut fooda on patients. My own
little son, a lad of four, had boon ill
with pneumonia, and durltr; hla con
valescence did not aeem t o car# for
any kind of food.
"I know wumething of Qrapo-Nut#
*nd Its rather fascinating; flavour and
particularly cf It* nourishing and
nerve-building powerB, ?o I itarted
the boy on Qiapo-Nutu and found
from the first dish that he liked It.
"His mother gave it to him stead
ily, and ht? bt?gan to improve at onoe.
In lees than a mouth he had gained
about eight pounds and soon becamo
bo well and strong we had no further
anxiety about him.
"An old patient of mine. 7 3 years
old, came down with serious stomach
trouble, and before 1 was called had
got so weak he could eat almost
nothing, and was In a serious condi
tion, He had tried almost every
kind of food for the sick without
avail.
"I Immediately put him on Grape
Nuts. with ^ md . rich milk and Just a
Htlle pinch of sus.ir. Ho exclaimed
when I tame next day. 'Why. doctc#,
I never ate anything so good or that
made me fee| ao much stronger.'
"I am pleased to say that he got
well *on Urape-Nut*. but he had to :
stick to It for two or threo weeks, |
then he began to branch out a little
with rice or an egg or two. He got
entirely well In spite of hla almost
hopeless condition. He gained 22
rounds In two months, which at hl?
j age la remarkable.
"I could quote a list of eases where
Grape-Nuts has worked wonders."
"There's a Reason." Read "The
Road to Wellvillo." In pkga.
Kver read the *boTo letter? A
new one appear* from time to time.
Thej are genuine, true, and fall of
humai interest.
FRANCE'S NEW MINKTRT
REPUBLICS III MUSH
Socialist Premier Retains Four of
Clemenceau Ministry,
! WILL MODIFY THE INCOME TAX
hew Kren?i? GoW??*???*t CriiBMltted
to Altrinpl to Knd Ww
Capital a**<J binija*
to tie huppr* **c?I.
_ ?
Paris. Kr#nrp ? After a day of
conference* Arlatld# Biland *ucc?ed- .
ed In forming a new French Minis
try, and officially announced the auc
ttn of hU endeavor* to Pfcildent
PalMere* The new Cabinet U mndo
up a* follow*:
Premier and Mlrl?ur of the Inte
rior and of Public Worship, M.
Brians : Mlntater of JuUlco. M. liar
thou; Minuter ol Foreign Affslra. M.
Mlnlator of Flname. Ceorgea
i.s>v4 ier/ . .M?ui*t?r of Kducailon, M.
boumerguo; Minister of Public
Work*. Poata au4 Telejrapha. M.
Mlllarand; Minister of Commerce,
Jean Dupuy; MlDlater of Agriculture,
M. Ruau: Mlnlater of tie Colonic*,
M Troulllot; Minister cf I-abor, M.
Vl?ianl.
The portfolloa of War aud NaVjr
were offered respectively to (General
Brun and Adtulrai B?ue de la Pay
rere.
The post of I'ndei Secretary of
Posts and Telegraphs, which was
held by M Slmyan. wbb** ?e3igna?
tlon wis demanded during the re<*nt
strike of postmen aud telexrapher*
by the Sorlallsts. will be suppressed.
An under aecrotaryfhlp of finance
will be created, and the ofllce given
to Itene Renoult, M Hu jarilin-Iieau*
met* will remain as Under S?cre:ary
of Public Instructional! licaur Arts.
M. Briand had considerable diffi
culty in appeasing th? appetites
aroused by the 1*11 of the Cabinet,
and only satisfied th* Radicals who
charged htm with being a Socialist
by- the statement, "I Intend to com
plete the work of the C.iemenceau'
Cabinet and carry out the wishes ol
the President and form a republican
cabinet, committed to republican pol
icies." S
M. Caillaur. Minister of Finance
In the old Cabiuet. laid down certain
conditions relating to his apatn ac
cepting lit* portfolio wkicli iLikkuil
could not grant, and besides the op
position In the Senate to Caillnux'i
djaft of the Income tax bill made il
advisable ro substitute M. C.ochery
w no v. as Minister of Finance j" t'*?
OUMIH'l Ml li )>
... . u incc.l t".;r' M. ''oohery * peleo
t on die? no: mer'i th'* abandonment
of the lucoiuo ia* lu.asure. but i i
incdiftca. ion on lines more ?cc?pt
ab> to the Senate.
A Ministerial declaration whlcb
was foi<nulatcd end unanimously ae
ceotci *,v i he m" -r*n,-s c? t > ?? n?v?
i~ ? t - i (??, ?
. i..? jaJieatiri^ t.iat tno I'notnet i?
committed to an attempt to end th<
war between labor and capital whlcs(
baa disturbed France f ?-?r so m?n>
years. An official nr.te svs this dec
laration. r.ftcr q th? fanioji
rrm.irv r.f y Wa'.iUvk-Rofseau
"capital - ni'jt work and labor pos
sess. " insist upon the n?c?esity ol
fin alliance be'.wen labor and capita)
p.nd the moidan"? of every cause ol
conPic;; that the members cf thf
Cabinet, regardless of their political
afiiuat' <ns. resolve, with the aid cf
Parliament, to ameliorate the moral
fl"d material wcll-i>*?lng of tho work
ers as far as In their power lie.-', but
that tite accomplishment of ibis end
will depend upon the support of the
workers themselves; that the latter
must sivp ??ctltit> to capital or other
wise undertaking* will lv? abandoned >
and the ocanomi'* developments of
the country arrested.
i>now.\s nKrop.i: m;rm:s kyi:s.
Cccrce ti. Oit, I* nil re ad Lawyer, Cnr?
rled Out to Sra by n Wave.
Ban Diego, Cal ? George B. Orr,
attorney for the Santa Fo Railroad
at Atchison, Kan., wai drowned at
La Jolla Bcae'.i in sight of his bride
of a few weeks. The Orrs were on
their honavraoon and *nre guests of
Mr. and Mr3. Samuel Cllne, of this
rltv Th*? fo r- went on? to La .Tolla
und Orr and Clin > went M'blng.*
Orr was lying on trie be rim watch
In? the breakers as fhey ranio to
ward him. T'.ju tldo r,i5 rising, and
he it marked to hii bride that he
would He ;h?-ro un'il the waves car
ried him out. A few nil.-viteo later
a breaker, ? tho largest of the after
noon, caught hltn up and carried him
out to sea. lie was caught by the
undertcw.
WINS GAME, SNAlvi: BITE KILLS.
Outfielder Cntijiit Long Dy in Swamp
and Was Uitton by a Serpent.
Monvco, La ? James Phelps, out
fielder of the Ri> v?Mo ball team. (Med
of a snake b!tn. Phelps had Juet
made a phenomenal catch of a long
f.v which helped eave tho game for
hl9 team, but in chasing after the
hall he backed liuo a bog. He felt a
phsrp rain, and learned he had been
bl'tfn by a va**r euake.
H ! i leg swelled bo rapidly that h?
fit ished tho lart innlnj with diffi
culty. Death ensued twenty-four
hours 'aver. A player bitten in the
same mannci cn the eame grounds
a few years ago died soon afterward.
floneial n. I'. ( omptrn Dead.
Brigadier-General Charles R.
Cotnpmn, lr. S. A., retired, aged sev
ent>-thrcj >ear\ died at the dining
ta>i'e of hK son in Los Angeles, Cal.
General, flomnton rose from the
i\?'.ik?. which 1: o en.rrcd during tho
' ? ' w i\ 3 ci.Iciirt
r.clmout Hrro\era l'rop?rtj\
P.oi.crty worth $ 7,000.000 was re
/rrded by the Rothschilds to .\u3ust
Delmont, of New York City.
Tho J?nbor World.
Laundry workers at Ogden, Utah,
have formed a union.
Newspaper solicitors in Idaho and
Montana Tvill tirjjanize L.
Union eg* Insrectora at Chicago,
111., demand a Saturday halt holi
day.
The arerago wage of painters In
England la about $10 a week; In thts
country $15,
San Prencltco (Cal.) Labor Conn
ed is considering a plain to send the
uncmpjoje4 In t-bat city io work oa
farjns.
in STIIES KMK
MCOME IM PUN
?tr "
Only 27 Camroonwiiiths Ar?
Counts at Ctrtain on Six
tttnth Amendment
Washington, d a? Will th* !??
rotne m ?m b?come a la w through
th? amendment of ths Con?Ut?ttoa
by th? thirty-five 8t*t?? what* iw<Bt
It n?*ee*jary ?
TbU U a question which U being
discussed gravely here, end the neaa
Itve answer of noe( wet responsible
for the unanimous vote given the r* s
olutlon In the Senate
Kvea the moat enthusiastic so**
porters of the Income Ux ere not
Intosleaud by hope that two-thirds
of the BUtt legislatures will take
favorable actlou. (Jetting down to
cold figures, no one pan pco at this
time a eafe majority for the adoption
of the amendment. To obtain rstirt
cation the amendment, as already
stated, must carry thirty-flve States.
Twelve States rejecting It will kill It.
By not acting either affirmatively or
negatively, a few States mar prevent
the necessary three-fourths majority.
The States whfth at this time are
regarded as reasonably sure to adopt
the proposed amendment are:
Arkansas, Nevada,
Colorado, North Carolina,
Qeorgla, ? North Dakota,
Idaho, Oklahoma,
Indiana, Oregon,
Iowa, South Carolina,
Kansas, Sonth Dakota,
Kentucky, Tennessee,
Michigan, Texas.
Minnesota, Virginia,
Mississippi, Washington,
Missouri, Wisconsin,
Montana, Wyoming.
Nebraska.
In this list arc tweuty-'sevon States,
or eight lesa than tho number re
quired to adopt tho amendment.
In tho doubtful column are placed
the following States:
Alabama, I?oulslann,
Florida. West Virginia.
Illinois. Ohio,
California, New York. ??
Utah. Maryland.
lu tbls doubtful group are ten
States, and In the third group of
Statea ? thoso which are regarded by
reason of dominating influences to be
reasonably sure to reject the amend
ment-r-nre tho following nine States:
Maine. Connecticut.
New Hampshire, llhudo lUar.d,
Vermont* Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts, New Jersey.
Delaware, > ?.
The latter group. It will be U'-'vCed,
embraces all cf New England. Tho
casual observer a; ill bo incliuod.to
believe aomo of these States' to l>e nt
least doubtful, but It Is tho purpose
here merely to give the views of per
rons who aro very much Interested in
the matter and who have already
studied and analyzed the situation,
and they place New England" among
the hosllles.
SKA WALL SAVKS GALVESTON.
Similar Storpi to Th.nt of 1000 Tas^oil
Over the City Harmless.
Galveston, Texas. ? Fortified . be
hind her aevcateen-fool sea wall and
elevatc'd to a point above the danger
lino, Galveston passed safely through
a hurricane that resembled the dis
astrous storm of 1900. Part of the
Island on which the city Is situated
was again inundated, the overflowing
sea water reaching a height of seven
feet or more. That portion of the
island which has been protected suf
fered comparatively little harm. No
11 v 03 were lost in the city, and tie
property damage was not large.
However, at a seashore resort.
Tarpon Fishing Pier, across the bay,
it is supposed that sixteen people
perished.
Tho dead are: Captain Tlettison
and wife. Edward Lewis, C. IT. Dally,
circulation manager of Th? Galves
ton Tribune, formerly o? Chicago;
four negroc3. Tho others were un
known.
TAFT AND DIAZ TO MEET,
rn^cnnt Planned at Boundary oi
Texas and Mexico.
El Paso. Tex. ? President Diaz, of
Mexico, will como here to confer with
President Taft upon the occasion of
the latter's Western tour this fall,
according to prlvato advices received
here. Plans are already v.nrier way
to have the International brldso con
verted Into a great banquet hall. deo?
orated with the colors of tho two Re*
publics.
It is proposed to ecnt tho two. Pre*,
identa in the centre of tho bridge, dl*
rectly over the international bound*
ary line,
PARCELS TOST CONTENTIONS,
Mr, Hitchcock Concludes Agreements
With Japan and Denmark,
Washington, D, C. ? Postmaster
General Hltchcoc'.t has concludc<J
agreements with the postal author!*
ties of Japan and Denmark by which,
after August 1, paresis exchanged
with thcue countries may be ac*
cepted up to $80 in value and eleven
pounds in weight.
This arrangement Is in accordance
with tho department's pJan to ex
tend tho usefulness of the parcels
post to foreign countries. The eleven ;
pound weight limit now applies to
all countries except France and Swe
den. tho weight for those countries
being four pounds and fllx ounces.
Soldier Kills Sweetheart.
While under arrest. Private
Charles O'Neil, military prison g >ard,
shot and killed Miss Minnie Shar
bora, twenty years old, his sweet'
heart, in tho ? presence of several
army officers Rnd their wives. In
CJrant avenue, at Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas.
Inability Tinvr Fail*.
Tho Connecticut Supreme Court of
Errors dccIded that tho Federal Km
plover^' Inability law lj unconstitu
tional,
Feminine Nolo*.
Miss Mary B. Daniel.*, American
missionary, died at Osaka, Japan.
Mrs. H. 1* Tlbbets has been ap
pointed chairman of the Board of
Charities in IxmeD, Mass. 1
Miss Anita Stewart, of Now York
City, la engaged to Prince Mlgntl of
Braganca, the Portuguese pretender.
A woman met another in Fifth are*
nuo. New York City, and cunraad a
dog that was being led. A poKoetnan
took botfc women and the dog to
Yorkville Court. The magistrate re
stored the dog to tho woman who had
been leading tt.
tai njKpc snm |
On a ComprtwHl $500 Wm
Uhh H , I
?tA?d<m1 Wool <*r tVmjv*r\> *? Wm%*
1! nh*Tr*( m ; hmiw vttrr
I \H?r IWvjV
' ', , . :?-:- :. ? ]
n?tt*r, r# - The Kt t **? VM? V fe>r ]
four days ba* tied up, |
St. <i Car ty>t?p**> '* *mV' *** * <'
Hod, and tha ? n\plo*e* of the |
plant if (us iu<4 to w<w-k, '?'<?? ?' tu
rnout U a paioa'l \;caot> M? bo?H ]
?ld?w, each yielding voiai* 1 r* j?n efrot
to i ?-a< h ?n ui?de*>iandifttt {
The Krlk? w** brought *'.V#?r ot.4
through the efforts of Father I Neo,
t?w*kl, of the l*oh>h CuOfcolt? Ch?'i-< >
here, under wh<>*:> a?ivfca tVa men
havo baeu aetlnft almctf from the' be
ginning. Follow Ins the ptoHViUAicn
of an ultimatum by the w?n, l,al M
W|w, a lawyer* and Fathcrd***1*' * !
wc,r? called Into consultation wt<h
company offlcUlj, The latter agreed
to take back all of tb<' voting* and
consented to a reduction of th# ff>r
centaga of delinquent rent* taken
from th? ray envelope* of th* men
each wi?k, !
Fathtr Beccewskl, acting tor th*
striken, agreed to abandon t>* 4** !
man for au Increase In wagea, con
senting to th? rompany's nMfmfnt 1
that It would follow Its ukUAi cuMom
In such matter*. An agreement >***
drawn up, which was ratified by th*
strikers at a mass meeting held on
tho Commons.
Following the announcement of th*
settlement of tlio strike U was agreed j
that the twenty-three nun In jatl la
connection with labor troubles be re
lented Immediately on n nominal bull.
Settlement of th.> strike eame artet
events which Indicated that the walk- j
out would continue for several days.
Following an announcement by
company officials that only individual
grievances would b<? heard, the strik
ers formulated an ultimatum making
four couclee demands a yielding to
which v> ill insure an Immediate ter
mination of the walk-out.
The demands were: That the Slate
troops be withdrawn; that all strik
ers In jail In connection with labor
troubles be released Immediately;
that the company treat with a com
mittee representing the men, giving
assurances of an lucrease In wages as
soon as trade conditions warrant, and
that the percentage of delinquent rent
taken from the pay envelopes each
w?*ek be red need materially.
TFLLS BLACK 1IAND SKCKITTft,
Voung Murderer Confesses and Po
lice tiet His Accomplices.
Chicago. ? Tony Dafla, eighteen
years old, who came from Italy three
years ago, confesses to . the killing
of (Husseppe Fallipelll, a grocer, at
the same time telling of the secrets
of Italian societies known popularly
p.s the Black Hand, whose husiues.s is
extortion of money .
HafTa said h<"> belonged to "The So
ciety ot Justice;" aai named its
members. Fallipelll was murdered
on April 12. Haifa, in a letter to De
tective Hougabardl. said his accom
plices were traitors.
"on the night Fallipe'li was killed
we watted until he came out of the
store, carrying t'.ie baby. Pasqualla
and I walked toward a vacant lot,
r.nd when Fallipelll passed. I'asqualla
h^ at him v.irh a club, but missed
him. Fallil-t'lll turned around and
grabbed mu and I drew a revolver
and shot two tii^cs. The others cut
him."
. The police have made several ar?
rests.
FIGHT OVKIJ A COW,
t Fatal Pistol l?nt t lo in Mis>lsslppt
Town llctwecu Fart ion?.
Union, Miss. ? One old cow, which
would not have brought $30 on tho
I market, caused a bloody pittol battle
In the street* of this little town. It
1 resulted in the hilling of two tn-n, tho
fatal Injuring; of two more and the
serloua wounding of another.
Tho dead aio I!. .1. McDonald, a
cattleman, and Peter McDouald, hU
brother. The mortally Injured are
Cornelius Chlsolm, a cattleman, and
Joseph Miller, fri?nd of Chlsolm.
Murphy McDonald, 6on of E. J. Mc
Donald, was seriously wounded.
The fight was between the McDon
alds on one side and Miller and Chls
olm on the other, two factions, which
have quarreled for many years. Tho
old cow had outllvsd her usefulness
as a milk producer, but both Chieolin
and the McDonalds plalnutl Qwnep
ship, *
MKS. J. ADDISON IIAVES DKAI),
l^ast purvlvor of tho Family of t'??
Confederate President.
Colorado Springs, Col. ? Mrs. J.
Addison Have?, daughter of Jefferson
Davis, Pfcsldent of the Confederacy,
died at her home r.flev illness of
six months,
Mrs. Hayes was fifty-four years old.
She was the wife of J. Addison Hayes,
president of the First National BnnH
of Colorado Springs.
After the death of her slater, Mist
Winnie Davis, In Richmond, Va., Mrs.
Hayes made a tiMp South a few years
ago and was made a Daughter of th?
Confederacy in her sister's stead, Iler
ciothor, widow of President Davis,
died in New York about two years ago
Injunction Proceeding Dissolved.
Injunction proceeding*, brought to
end the Pressed Steel Car strike at
McKee's Hooks, Pa.. wt*re dissolved.
Traveling Kvpcn?os For Tx* f f .
The Urgent Dtfielercy l was
passed I'.v the llousa at Washington,
D. C., atter four days of stormy de
bate. The amount carried by it is
?454,&09, or $20,i0S more than tho
original g:mt, and Includes the
000 traveling expenses for the Presl*
dent. >
Anieilcu in (lie Fa? Fast.
President Y.u't'a sending to China a
man new to diplomacy Is taken In l'e
kiu to in ?an that America is to mak?
beisolf felt In tho Par Hast.
1JOY IICNTKH Klf.LS CHUM.
/Iulinie, Thinking He Saw a Wood
chuck, Fires Fatal .Shot.
Hartford, Conn. ? Thinking ho had
irpottcd n ircodehnrfr, tJrorpre Hilling,
seventeen years old, fired apt! then
learned tbat he had shot through the
head his companion. Tlnlph Whltaker,
sixteen years old. Young Whitakcr,
Vriio liv^a lit Ohio, had
hesn vhltlng tho Hnllr.g boy'n family
Tn HatnpJof.
Vba vlKe lmllel \tcnt through
WhPaker's brain Rud death In
stantaneous, HuHon is ^tid?r now*
Inal arrest.
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which helps roar ioi t ?j i:s c*a
building up. I: p-::s w -J.< c. cf$
tive SYfJcra i- a pr::'t:: c.ri/.rr..
Reg?'.*:cj the r'>?j:u. : 1 r' ? -*w
?ipor and hfulth to tie x.a.ci.
Your Druggist has
Tuv, tirri, 50c ar.J 55c
These candy
tablets do just as
much as salts or calo
mel. But Cascarets never
callous the bowels. They never
create a continuous need, as
harsh cathartics do. Take one
just as soon as the trouble
appears, and in an hour its over.
Veat-pocket box. 1# c?nt?? <udrug-?tore?. S53
Each tablet of tba genuine is marked CCC,
WANTS HER
LETTER
PUBLISHED
l or lloiiclit of Women wbo
Suffer from 'Female Ills *
MIuuoaMIii, Minn.- "I wlm a great
Mtflvi*r from ft'inalo trouble** which
CHllHeU IV
;ui?l luoktn down
I lion of tho
??ynf,?ni. I rt'wd bo
'nUi'hof whatii/dia
K, riukham'x Y'eif.
Hal'le Compound
lind done for other
siillcrinK v/avMtt I
r??it n would
li?lp we, and I inuit
?uy it did help m?
wonderfully. My
paint all left me, I
w wv so.iotuu'r.and witlilu three moutli#
1 wa** perfectly well woman.
"I vnnt ihlH Jotter made public to
fV? the benefit women may derive
ftwui l.tiila E. J'inkham's Vegetable
Oompmmd Mr*. JoiinO. Moum#,
iy y second St., North, Minneapolis,
Mmti
T \ on sand* of unsolicited and geiiu
icsUaumialA like the above prove
\ o' < >i. <?>ncy of LydiA jE. 1'lnkham's
\ ? >;??{ ti lo Compound, which i a made
< \ *ivt,v|y from roots and herbs.
Women who tnilfer from those dim
t'.v.wfutf ills peculiar to their box should
ivot lo<o si^ht of those facts or doubt
Co ability of Lydlit 15. J'inkliam's
\ . c< :nhh? Compound to restore their
health/ . ? " ??
If >ou want apodal advlcfi write
to >it% IMnltlnmi, at I<ynn, Man*.
S|u* ? 111 trout yourtat teraastrJctly
contUlcuMul. For SiO yours sho
h is Imoii helping hick women in
tl>?* way, t'roo of chnrtfo. l)oa't ;
hcsiluto write lit on^Q,
6 YOUNG MEN AND
4 YOUNG LADIES....
,t\ ,.*. *? f^r insUIbiis now aw<liiy thorn.
t\>r full infot inniloii. wi1M)
SClTm RN COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS;
iix*>r n\ WtN8T?)K PAI.KH, OM VUIMIKQ- -
TON. Ji. V.
WANTED
?e lit-rsl *vj tint Ihj?iv>? enUegc in Vn.'to own iu build*
ik ? frs* vr.?. So ticilioni. I.&dir? jind CVndejnrn.
? : '? ? wrt ?Jv.>rth?nd. Prnm<in?hip, Tyfitwriung, 1 eU?
* tr< FSi'v try Uugltl l>y mail alto.
* i'.t-tini con<-,?e south of th? PotomM
SJ.*ev'rtp?/r. Addre*.
C M SMITUDKAU IWJent, fcitkmood.V*.
SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BELT?
LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AUGUSTA. OA
ROSY CHEEKED CHILDREN
fti < HI) A II a I. -I WftUIJf
llf?ltli? Y ?? U |i*1r lo IC I Tf tlltm
CaMm ml. It* ? I lie test c*thirii<v
tul uaKjt. Tbfylor? /
PALATAL CASTOR OIL
LOonn. tMriit. t abiib good
Children Lick Thc Bpoon
t'C Al l. 0? I1T Maii>
NORTH & SOUTH CAROLINA AGENTS
I MURRAY DRUG CO., COLUMBIA, S. C.
Restores Cray Hair to Natural Oolor?
RE MO VI 6 DANDRUFF AND SCURF
And prorrnts the hair from falling off.
For i?i? by Druggists, or 8ont Direct by
XANTHINE OO., Richmond, Virginia
?f ?? II Ft* loult, Samplt Botilt 35c. 5?nd (?r Circular*
ITCH CURED B'??"S,A8ffiSS?"
DR. DAVID'S SANATlVf WASH Ih guaran
toed to ru-r any caso of 1 toll in half hour it
uv ii according to (llrec'tii'm*. Show thla to yer
sons having Itch. If your <lojr has PcraU-heaoi1
Mange [>avHI's Sntiatl ve Wash will euro hlra
at unce. Price r.<?c a Hotllo. It cannot hp mailed,
I>? iivered at ycur nearest cxprciw ofttoct.
' uvkjii receipt of 75 cents.
| Unrm ?!' Minor Driif Co., Illchroond, Vm?
Dropsy!!
Rtmorti *U twcllltiR in I to M
day* ; cffecta a permanent curt
In jo to 60 daya. Trial trcMmtal
I jlren free. Hothlnffcan be t alraf
Write Or. H. H. flroen'8 8on?. %\
|S?Miallat?. IMi ? Atlanta, or.
Chicks Doing Well ?
if Not, Learn Why ( rom a Book Co?tlngf
Less Than the Value of One Chicken
Whether you ra.-e Chicken* (or fun or profit, von want to do it intelligently nn4
the reaulu. The \??y to d_. this is to profit by the experience of others. Wo
offer a book telling r.M you need to know on the subject? a book written by a man
who made his living for 25 \ cars in liaising Poultry, end in that time necessarily had
!o experiment and spend m.i h money to learn the best way to conduct the business?
or the small sum ot 25 tTNT? i>> po?ugc ("amps. It tells von how to Detect and Cur#
disease, how to Feed :' -r K-y*. aivi s'-o tor Market, which Fowls to Save for Breed*
ins Purpose*. and in 'w. sr.. : er\ thine von must know on t^e ?nhioct to tnftk* 4
IUC CM. SKNT POSTPAID r.V HECRIIT'OF 25 CKS'TH IX STAMPS.
BOOK PLDLISMINr, MOljS?. 134 Leonard ?t., N. Y. City.
SAP
AT LOW PRICE.
SUPERIOR TO BEST SOLD AT ANY PRICE.
! Th? umaii prion is made possible by tho
great demand for jthis Razor The small
profit on each aggregating as 'urge a
sum as f we sold fowcr at a greater prico.
Th? benefit is th? consumer's
Tho Blade is of tho finest steel, scion*
tifically made and tempered by a socrct
process--nnd the biado, of course, is the impor
tant part of any Razor. Tho frama la of aatin flnlah,
silver plated, and "angled" oorreetly for aafa,
qulok and olean shaving Tha tough bearded man
flnda thla Razor a boon; the aoft bearded man
ftntfs KM delight." Thaso blades can be atropped.
Buy ono and you will recommend It to all your
friend a. That Is the boat test of ai
?ny article.
in postage stamps
op cash brings it
Pr?p&ld by mall tn
? apaoial bo*.
-- 5
EXTRA.
BLADES
88$
? :.4fm
Writ* nam* and full addraaa vary plainly.
POOK Pl'BUSHlNO HOliE, 1J4 U9Mf4 ? IrOet, W, V. Clty|
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